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THE MAGAZINE OF RHODES COLLEGE FALL 2014

THE VALUE OF THE LIBERALLIBERAL ARTSARTS EssaysEssays onon LifelongLifelong LearningLearning l THE RHODES VISION Rhodes College aspires to graduate students with a life-long passion for learning, a compassion for others, and the ability to translate academic study and personal concern into effective leadership and action in their communities and the world.

We will achieve our aspiration through four strategic imperatives:

Student Access To attract and retain a talented, diverse student body and engage these students in a challenging, inclusive and culturally broadening college experience.

Student Learning To ensure our faculty and staff have the talent, the time, and the resources to inspire and involve our students in meaningful study, research, and service.

Student Engagement To enhance student opportunities for learning in Memphis.

Student Inspiration To provide a residential place of learning that inspires integrity and high achievement through its beauty, its emphasis on values, its Presbyterian history, and its heritage as a leader in the liberal arts and sciences.

Adopted by the Rhodes Board of Trustees January 17, 2003

FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 1 FALL 2014 VOLUME 21 • NUMBER 3

is published three times a year by Rhodes College 2000 N. Parkway Memphis, TN 38112 as a service to all alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff, and friends of the college. Fall 2014— Volume 21, Number 3

EDITOR Lynn Conlee GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Larry Ahokas Bob Shatzer PRODUCTION EDITORS Jana Files ’78 Charlie Kenny Justin McGregor Ken Woodmansee STUDENT EDITOR Caroline Ponseti ’15 COPY EDITOR Anna Acerra CONTRIBUTORS 40 Shelley Choudhury ’15 John Churchill ’71 Emily Clark ’15 Dr. Cary Fowler ’71 Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes A Message from the President Dr. Tom McGowan 4 Dr. John E. Murray Michelle Parks 6 Campus News Joel Parsons ’07 Scott Samuelson Briefs on campus happenings Elisha Vego Rev. Dorothy Wells ’82 48 Student Spotlight CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Justin Fox Burks Jamie Harmon 52 Faculty Focus Corey Nolen EDITOR EMERITUS Martha Shepard ’66 54 Homecoming/Reunion Weekend

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2 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu 44 20 54 10 The Value of the Liberal Arts 11 Contributors Lead by Example By Lynn Conlee 12 No Magic or Mystery—Just Charity, 32 Integrative Learning and the Value Civility, and Integrity of Liberal Arts Education By Dr. Cary Fowler ’71 By Dr. Tom McGowan 15 Success Story: The Bridge to 36 Fleeing from the Liberal Arts? Everywhere Not So Fast By Lynn Conlee By Dr. John E. Murray 16 The Future of College: Not an 39 Success Story: Students Gain Via Either/Or Co-Authorship By John Churchill ’71 By Caroline Ponseti ’15 20 Equipped for Life with the Gift of 40 Examining Life Under a Broader Scope Learning By Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes By the Rev. Dorothy Wells ’82 44 Richness in the Eye of the Beholder 24 The Liberal Arts and the Fate of By Joel Parsons ’07 American Democracy By Scott Samuelson 47 Success Story: Art Works By Lynn Conlee 28 Deﬁning Success the Liberal Arts Way By Shelley Choudhury ’15

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Why the Liberal Arts Matter

hy the Liberal Arts Matter” is the theme of a conference that will bring faculty “W from leading liberal arts colleges to Rhodes this fall. It is also the subject of a year-long set of conversations we are having on campus this year.

The long-standing debate in higher education about liberal arts vs. vocational/professional education has become a much more prominent topic in the media and among Washington policy makers. Many voices today call into question the relevance and utility of what we do, and this negative message has been very effective. While our overall enrollment, student profile, and prospective student interest in Rhodes is at an all-time high, across the country applications to liberal arts colleges are down significantly.

It is time to advance a more accurate narrative about how a residential liberal arts experience provides the best undergraduate education possible. The very Students pose outside Palmer Hall, ca. 1929 thoughtful articles in this Rhodes magazine issue speak to the value and life-changing character of a liberal arts education.

4 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu We have good data about the impact of the liberal arts at Rhodes and how it changes student lives, but nothing is as compelling as alumni testimony. I continue to be inspired by the experiences alumni share about how the Rhodes community transformed them and shaped their futures in ways they never could have imagined. The total impact of a liberal arts education cannot be quantified. As Dorothy Wells ’82 concludes in her essay, “the gift of a liberal arts education is priceless.”

I would love to hear about how the liberal arts at Rhodes made a difference in your life. Please email me your story at [email protected].

I look forward to hearing from you.

Summer Service Fellows outside Paul Barret, Jr. Library, ca. 2013

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • R H O D E S 5 CAMPUS NEWS LIZ DAGGETT LIZ

From left: Shane Watson ’14, Lara Johnson ’16, Emily Heine Mellon Innovation Grant Awarded ’15 and Phoebe Driscoll ’15

Rhodes College has received a $600,000 grant from The Andrew Rhodes Students’ Films Selected for W. Mellon Foundation that will be used to hire top-tier, post-doctoral Indie Memphis candidates who will help implement new, leading-edge teaching, technology, and research methodologies; establish a team of Rhodes student Phoebe Driscoll '15 won faculty “Innovation Fellows” to develop new academic courses and the coveted Hometowner Award for her research projects that connect the college with communities in documentary Pharaohs of Memphis during the Memphis and throughout the Mid-South; and develop a cohort of 17th Annual Indie Memphis Film Festival. student “Engagement and Digital Scholarship Fellows,” who will work She was one of four Rhodes students who had directly with both the post-doctoral candidates and current faculty to films chosen as part of the juried event. In contribute to the work of the college in ways that complement their addition to Driscoll, Emily Heine ’15, and Lara classroom education. Johnson ’16 each had films selected that they made in connection with last summer’s Rhodes “We are extremely grateful to the Mellon Foundation for supporting Institute for Regional Studies. Shane Watson ’14 our efforts to enhance and expand the liberal arts experience at produced his film for his Art 114 course. Rhodes,” says Elizabeth Thomas, associate professor of psychology, director of the urban studies program, and director of the Memphis Driscoll’s documentary, also done as part of Center at Rhodes. “We received the grant in large part because of Rhodes Institute of Regional Studies, is an our successful track record establishing innovative, interdisciplinary up-close look at the community of dancers offerings such as the Memphis Center, which was seeded with a shaping a legacy of Jookin, a style of dance that grant from the Mellon Foundation, and serves as a lively working originated in Memphis in the 1980s. The other space where students and faculty collaborate on new and existing three films are short form. Heine’sNo One projects and together build a community of engaged scholars who are Sees You explores the complex tension between interested in a wide variety of topics related to the human experience graffiti and public art in Memphis and the of Memphis and the Mid-South region. With this most recent gift, artists that no one sees. Johnson’s Geekland: we will be able to build on our successes and incorporate new Fan Culture in Memphis is about the struggles methodologies and strategies that will greatly enhance the learning of being a geek/nerd/fan in the South. Watson’s environment for both faculty and students for years to come." How Will My Story be Told? brings awareness to the unjust murders of African Americans in the The Mellon Innovation Fellows Steering Committee accepted United States and the media representation of applications this fall for faculty Innovation Fellows. Rhodes faculty those who were murdered. were invited to apply for funding to expand current classes, create new classes, or conduct research projects that “show promise of student, faculty, institutional, or community impact.”

6 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu

Campus News.indd 6 11/3/14 4:55 PM DR . G EOFF BAK E W ELL

Rhodes Degree Pays Off

In an article published this fall, Forbes listed Rhodes graduates as 24th in the nation for highest earnings at mid-career when compared with other liberal arts college graduates. Additionally, Rhodes is in the top 100 of national colleges for earnings of its recent graduates, according to data compiled by PayScale.

“I find this list quite heartening,” wrote Forbes columnist Susan Adams. “It’s borne out by a study released in January from the Association of American Colleges and Universities, which showed that by the time liberal arts graduates are in their 50s, they earn at least $2,000 more than grads who majored in pre-professional subjects.”

Adams went on to say, “But most important, know that the skills you get while studying English, history or philosophy, of critical thinking, Search for Values in the (Rainbow) Light of Western History and Religion. For students in Dr. Geoff Bakewell’s summer of communicating clearly, of the world’s great literature and art, and of Search class, at least some of the light was at the end of America’s place in the trajectory of world civilization, will make your life the rainbow. richer and your appreciation of anything you do deeper and fuller.”

Invested in Finance

Financially minded Rhodes students This year, the group will host societies, including the Financial can now learn more tricks of the an investment contest where Management Association and the trade due to the formation of participants will make mock Entrepreneurship Club, to cosponsor Rhodes’ newest campus group: investments using Investopedia, an lectures, guest speakers, and Rhodes Organization of Investors. online ﬁnancing resource. Butcher networking events in order to expose Commerce and business majors explains that one goal of the exercise the Rhodes community to the larger Kendyl Smith ’15 and Megan is to encourage students to diversify world of ﬁnance. Richards ’15 founded the club their stocks. Each participant will —Caroline Ponseti ’15 spring semester 2014 to bring real- begin with $100,000 to invest, and world application to their studies of the student who has accumulated the the business world. “Our mission is most money at the end of the school to bring our members the resources year will win a cash prize. and knowledge they need to make smart investments,” says Maggie The Rhodes Organization of Butcher ’16, the organization’s Investors also plans to partner with marketing chair. Rhodes’ other business-focused

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • R H O D E S 7 CAMPUS NEWS JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Corbin Williams ’14 and Léerin Campbell ’15 in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. John Rone ’71 Theatre Awards Roll In

John Rone ’71, director of college events and Rhodes’ McCoy Theatre, was honored with the Meeman Center at Rhodes, received the a Gyneka Award presented at the Women’s prestigious Eugart Yerian Award for Lifetime Theatre Festival of Memphis. The three- Service to Memphis Theatre during the 31st day festival highlighted the contributions annual Ostrander Awards Aug. 24 at the of women in theatre arts and showcased Orpheum Theatre. theatrical productions. A distinguished actress, director, and producer in the Memphis theater Over the years, Rone has appeared in numerous community, Ewing has worked with the McCoy productions around town, including Theatre Theatre for more than 35 years. Memphis’ Inherit The Wind, Measure for Measure, and Hamlet. His Playhouse on the Additionally, McCoy Theatre was awarded Square shows include A Wonderful Life and several best-of awards at the Ostranders: The Mousetrap. For Germantown Community Best Direction of a Musical: Jordan Nichols, Theatre, he has acted in Sherlock’s Last Case, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson The Foreigner, and The Woman in Black. In Leading Actor in a Musical: Corbin Williams, addition, he has directed a variety of plays from Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Shakespeare and Tennessee Williams to Nicky Supporting Actress in a Musical: Léerin Silver and Terence McNally. Campbell, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson Leading Actress in a Drama: Katie Marburger, The Ostrander Awards honor the best in local Anton in Show Business live theater. Awards are given in a wide range Supporting Actress in a Drama: Madison of categories, including acting, directing, and Tallant, Anton in Show Business back-stage contributions in both college and Costumes: Amie Eoff, Bloody Bloody Andrew community divisions. Jackson Props: Kathy Haaga, Anton in Show Business Also in August, Julia “Cookie” Ewing, Large Ensemble: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson professor of theatre and artistic director of Small Ensemble: Anton in Show Business

8 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Trustee in Residence

Over the last several years, Rhodes has enjoyed steady increases in the number of students who remain in Memphis in the summer for fellowship, internship, and summer school experiences. This trend has also deepened the desire of more From left: Sam Reid ’16, Shivam Patel ’15, and Daniel Morris ’16 Rhodes graduates to begin their respective careers in the city they’ve come to love. To assist in making E. Club Sparks Big Ideas sure Rhodes students and graduates have ample opportunities to contribute to and benefi t from Memphis, Rhodes Trustee Dan Hatzenbuehler With the motto “inspire.innovate.improve,” the Entrepreneurship is serving as trustee in residence for our Career Club (E. Club) opened last year to all Rhodes students with an Services and External Programs offi ces. A 1971 interest in business or entrepreneurism, regardless of class year or Rhodes graduate, Hatzenbuehler also received a major. Professor Steven Samaras approached Shivam Patel ’15 and law degree from Southern Methodist University. a few other business and commerce students—Christine Lee ’14, He is currently chairman of the board of E. Ritter Demitri Jerow ’14, Stanton Brown ’14, and Nathaniel Plemons & Company. As trustee in residence, he will ’17—to see if they would be interested in forming a club. They were work closely with Sandi George Tracy, director soon backed fi nancially by Rhodes alumna Eric Mathews ’02, who of Career Services, and Dr. Russ Wigginton ’88, runs a Memphis-based start-up incubator called Start Co. Joe Barlia vice president of External Programs, to broaden ’14, who was interning at Start Co. when the club was founded, connections with organizations in the Memphis quickly became part of the team, and Barlia and Patel spearheaded region and to be available most of the club’s events last year. Bud Richey, associate vice to consult with students president for External Programs, joined the team as a sponsor. “We about opportunities want to be a part of the fast-growing entrepreneurial fever that is in the area. sweeping Memphis,” Shivam explains.

One such entrepreneurial example is an app called Pickle being developed by Evan Katz ’15. While studying in Ecuador in spring 2014, Katz befriended computer developer Morgan Steffya, who now heads Pickle’s tech team. The two hatched a plan to develop an app that would allow people to upload pictures of their outﬁ ts and gain feedback from their friends. Upon launching the app, however, it became apparent that people wanted to upload and gain feedback on a variety of different photos. “People really like to use it as a voting tool,” says Katz, “the goal being to guess which photo will be most popular with other users.”

The team has continued to develop the app, which has gained interest from brands and market research ﬁ rms hoping to collect data from college students. Just like E.club, the app is being developed with the help of Start Co. Dan Hatzenbuehler ’71 —Emily Clark ’15

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • R H O D E S 9 The Fundamental Question of Metaphysics “You hear remarks such as ‘Philosophy leads to nothing,’ ‘You can’t do anything with philosophy,’ . . . [G]ranted that we cannot do anything with philosophy, might not philosophy, if we concern ourselves with it, do something with us?” Martin Heidegger

10 Contributors Lead by Example By Lynn Conlee

tudents in philosophy professor We hear from alumni who, by their own Kyle Grady’s existentialism class examples, challenge the assumption that this fall were asked to discuss a liberal arts education does not make for Martin Heidegger’s quote and a good career. Tell that to a lawyer turned Sto broaden its use of philosophy to the Episcopal priest; the national secretary of liberal arts—particularly in light of the cri- Phi Beta Kappa; the founder of a global tique being leveled in the ongoing national seed bank; or a young art major alumnus debate about the value of the humanities. with his own small art space and a faculty position at his alma mater. One student said, “I’m a chemistry major so, when my parents visited during Parent/Fam- Defying the notion that a liberal arts educa- ily Weekend, they asked why I was taking tion is the bastion of the elite, the Rhodes a philosophy class. I think that philosophy Student Government president writes about stretches my mind in ways chemistry doesn’t.” her road to Rhodes and the January 2015 lecturer for our Communities in Conversa- Another commented, “If you are in pre- tion series elaborates on his role teaching med, you have a defi ned track that you the liberal arts to working-class students. follow: pre-med, med school, doctor. But with majors like English or philosophy, you And fi nally, three faculty weigh in on the can go anywhere. I think those majors open important role that colleges like Rhodes possibilities rather than narrow them.” can play in the lives of students who leave college prepared to go out into the world Stretching the mind. Opening possibilities. and become what Heidegger describes as The students’ comments refl ect those of the thinking, meditative beings. nine contributors in this issue of Rhodes magazine, each of whom graciously agreed Collectively, the essays reaffi rm the many to submit an essay responding to a quote qualities a residential liberal arts education about perceived defi ciencies in the liberal provides. Or, to paraphrase Heidegger, they arts, especially in today’s economic climate. show what the liberal arts can do with us.

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 11 The Atlantic No wonder some young people are giving up entirely—a 16.8 percent unemployment rate plus soaring student loan debt is more than a little discouraging. Yet old-guard academic leaders are still clinging to the status quo—and loudly insisting that a four-year liberal arts degree is a worthy investment in every young American’s future. “How Liberal Arts Colleges Are FailingScott America” Gerber

12 No Magic or Mystery—Just Charity, Civility, and Integrity By Dr. Cary Fowler ’71

ow much is this going to cost? did not even exist six years earlier, according to What kind of job is my child Jeffrey Selingo, editor at large for the Chronicle going to get with a major in of Higher Education. Moreover, 40 percent of [fi ll in the blank with the least college majors today weren’t around in 1990. Hsellable major you can imagine]? Is our invest- The take-home lesson is that students who ment in college going to “pay off?” These are narrowly structure their education to prepare questions college administrators fi eld every day. for a specifi c slot in today’s volatile job market better have a crystal ball or else they could fi nd As the parent of both a high school and a themselves preparing for yesterday’s jobs. college senior, believe me, I empathize with concerns about costs and outcomes! As an How many important world problems or even adult who will qualify for Medicare later this garden-variety challenges in business, science, year, I also realize that returns on investment civic affairs, or day-to-day life can be solved in education cannot strictly be measured by or even understood within the confi nes of dollars. The proof and value of an individual’s a single academic major? In my experience, education may not fully manifest itself in the zero. How can we expect great things from fi rst job out of college. Or the second. students who choose their college and major based solely on today’s job market and salary We no longer live in a world in which a stu- expectations? Can we anticipate success or dent leaves college and neatly slips into a job even minimal security for those who confi ne directly associated with a specifi c major and their education to one particular subject, stays put forever. There are for-profi t colleges whether it’s math or music, physics or philoso- that cater to this dream; 50 percent more phy? Selingo predicts that students who make students attend them than liberal arts colleges. such choices “will in all likelihood, without But in the world in which I live, society, the a passion to motivate them, struggle in both economy, and technology are not static. People school and career.” It is thus critical that change fi elds, jobs, and employers with some students explore different disciplines while regularity over the course of a lifetime. Ac- leaving room to pursue the subjects they really cording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the love. Parents and students alike should under- average Baby Boomer has held 11 jobs by the stand that a major is simply a starting point for age of 46. Fast-forward a generation and we introducing the knowledge, understanding, fi nd that the 10 jobs most in demand in 2010 and skills needed in life.

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 13 JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

When it “takes,” a There is no magic or mystery to this. Small liberal arts education liberal arts colleges are uniquely structured to helps prepare students bring out the best in students through deep for any and all profes- mentoring relationships with faculty and sions and the broad- experiential learning. They provide exposure to est range of careers. different disciplines and ways of thinking; offer It provides them undergraduate research opportunities; writ- with the capacity to ing intensive courses; an emphasis on values, navigate change in honor codes, and community service; and an the real world by honing critical-thinking skills, important residential experience. Such col- Dr. Cary Fowler the ability to work in teams, and the ability to leges produce an inordinate number of gradu- ’71 and President William E. Troutt at synthesize new material from disparate sources ates who are creative, confi dent, mature, and commencement 2011. and “connect the dots.” It teaches how to learn hardworking, who take responsibility, accept and how to communicate orally and in writ- accountability, appreciate diversity, and are ing—this alone is a ticket for success. And to ready to engage the world with charity, civility, be blunt, it also prepares young people to have and integrity. a richer, less TV-dependent intellectual and social life. Not surprisingly, surveys indicate In a fast-changing world, such an education— that employers view these kinds of skills as which colleges such as Rhodes consciously highly attractive and more important than a aspire to offer—acts as a kind of personal insur- student’s particular major. (Case in point: all ance policy against obsolescence. In the words 2013 Rhodes grads in math and music, as well of Nannerl Keohane, it prepares young people as physics and philosophy, were employed or in for both “society and solitude.” graduate school a year after graduating.) Our future civic, political, business, and scien- The take-home lesson is that Students at Rhodes tifi c leaders could well benefi t from this kind and similar liberal of educational experience. Perhaps it’s not for students who narrowly structure arts colleges are everyone, but it’s the kind of education I want their education to prepare for a clearly faring well in for my children and they want for themselves. the job market, and specifi c slot in today’s volatile job according to a study Am I still nervous about costs and outcomes? market better have a crystal ball published by the Asso- You bet. But part of my own education ciation of American involved taking the blinders off and learning to or else they could fi nd themselves Colleges and Univer- adapt to reality and risk. We’ll manage. preparing for yesterday’s jobs. sities, “students who pursue their major Dr. Cary Fowler ’71 is a member of the Rhodes within the context of a broad liberal education College Board of Trustees and the former executive substantially increase their likelihood of achiev- director of the Global Crop Diversity Trust. He is ing long-term professional success.” currently its special advisor.

14 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu The Bridge SUCCESS STORY to Everywhere By Lynn Conlee

The road to Freedom Preparatory Acad- cluding Nora Boone ’99, the director of the broad range of disciplines to which emy is rough. Abandoned buildings, a de- marketing and communications. Working they were exposed has equipped them crepit drive-in movie theater, and board- in the classrooms are Jamesah Hayes ’11, to handle the equally broad set of chal- ed up houses, sporadically interrupted by eighth-grade social studies teacher and lenges at the charter school. still-vibrant shopping centers and fast- eighth-grade chair; Aubrey Diaz Nelson food joints, line Highway 61 South. But on ’08, assistant head of school; Lars Nelson “Rhodes prepared us with a liberal arts a residential street just to the west of the ’09, chief instruction offi cer; Phat Ho ’14, background in ways that encourage highway, tidy ranch houses with mani- kindergarten teacher; and Tamra Patter- you to look at things differently, so that cured lawns ring a brick school building son ’01, theater teacher. maybe we look at the traditional ways with gleaming orange and blue doors of teaching in different ways, too,” says that bear Freedom Prep’s logo—a bird in Along with around 40 other teachers, Boone. fl ight, a fi tting symbol for the fi ve-year- the Rhodes alumni lead a student body Just north of the school on Highway old charter school where the freedom to that has reversed the achievement gap 61, the road is closed where a gleaming soar academically awaits each student. in both biology and English I and has seen its ninth-graders outperform both new bridge undergoes construction. For Founded in 2009 by Roblin Webb ’99, Shelby County Schools and the state’s students in the blighted area that feeds Freedom Prep Charter Schools has public schools in biology (by 39 points Freedom Prep, the schools function as grown from one location with 100 sixth- and 23 points, respectively). Freedom a different kind of bridge, one that will grade students at its start to more than Prep is the top performing public school connect them to knowledge, confi dence, 600 students on three separate campus- in the entire state of Tennessee for read- and aspiration. And to the new “law” that es enrolled in kindergarten, fi rst grade, ing and language arts growth and the Roblin Webb practices: the one that says and grades six through 10. By 2016, the top performing public middle school in they can—and will—attend college. college preparatory school network will the Whitehaven/Westwood area. A team of alumni help guide students at offer grades kindergarten through 12 and Freedom Preparatory Academy. (L-R, back row) Both Webb and Boone point to the liber- Lars Nelson ’09, Nora Boone ’99, and Phat Ho graduate its fi rst class. ’14; (middle row) Jamesha Hayes ’11, Aubrey al arts education they received at Rhodes Diaz Nelson ’08, and Roblin Webb ’99; (front “I saw education as a way to create an as the linchpin of any success they have row) Alana, Rhodes Class of 2032!! even playing fi eld,” Webb recalls. “In had at Freedom Prep. And both say that Memphis, only 20 percent of adults have a college degree. In this area (the West- LYNN CONLEE LYNN wood neighborhood where Freedom Prep is located), it’s only 10 percent. Both of my parents attended college. There was never any question for me, but that’s not the case for these kids. Our goal is to triple the number of college graduates in our neighborhood (from 10 percent to 30 percent).”

To assist Webb in running the school, six Rhodes alumni hold various positions, in-

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 15 thoughtcatalog.com There are two possible fates for the American postsecondary education system. One is for it to maintain its current status as a factory that produces debt-slaves and baristas that can recite Immanuel Kant’s passages from memory. The other is for Universities and Colleges to become leaner, more-functional institutions that remove all unneces- sary coursework, and focus only on what matters. “The Case for Removing (Almost) All Liberal Arts Mattfrom SaccaroCollege”

16 The Future of College: Not an Either/Or By John Churchill ’71

ne of the great take-aways tion are bundled in Matt Sacarro’s quote: from the Jim Jobes logic “debt-slaves,” “baristas,” and the no- course I took in spring term tion that liberal education is useless, the 1970 was an awareness of evidence being that we can quote Kant. Oinformal fallacies. Formal fallacies are These distortions can, and should, be laid violations of the principles of deduction, to rest. Phi Beta Kappa’s current National but informal fallacies fail for various Arts & Sciences Initiative is dedicated to other reasons. Most people know about demonstrating that the arts and sciences the ad hominem fallacy, which attacks the expand opportunity, drive ingenuity and speaker rather than what she says. Or the innovation, and are an investment both in slippery slope argument, which equates the future of America and in the indi- the fi rst step in some direction to arrival vidual’s future prospects as a professional, at a far, presumably undesirable, destina- a citizen, and a whole, fl ourishing human tion: “If you fi b to keep from hurting being. I invite readers to explore the Ini- someone’s feelings, next you’ll lie on your tiative at www.pbk.org. tax return.” The false alternative argument cited One of the most common informal fal- above begins by treating higher education lacies is the fallacy of false alternatives. as if it were all one thing. In fact, Ameri- It consists of reducing a broad range of can higher education is a broad, highly possibilities to two extreme options: “He various sector comprising institutions who is not with us is against us,” or “To- of widely different types and missions: day, you can be a hero or a coward; take small liberal arts colleges; large pub- your pick.” Too often, in our contem- lic, multipurpose institutions; research porary national conversation about the universities, both public and private; purpose and future of higher education in two-year institutions; for-profi ts; voca- America, a particular fallacy of false alter- tional schools of various sorts; and so on. natives is used to defi ne the options. But it is common to hear blanket pro- nouncements that ignore this diversity, Note what raw versions of the familiar and suppose that all higher education has negative myths about liberal arts educa- one aim, suffers from the same fl aws, and

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 17 John Churchill ’71 with reading about, writing about, and discussing things that matter. Everyone deserves engagement with the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences and math. To reduce some sectors of higher education to narrowly conceived “practical” training is to forestall the emergence of extraordinary ability where its potential may exist, a policy that is as greets the same range of options for the unfair as it is unwise. future. This is misleading. The future of small, residential, academically demanding If we want to talk sense about higher liberal arts colleges and the future of other education in America, we have to acknowl- kinds of institutions will be shaped by dif- edge the many different kinds of institu- ferent factors. tions that exist, with their different purposes and different constituencies. The The fallacy of false alternatives adds a topic is complex, and simple pronounce- further mistake. In addition to lumping ments that reduce the issues to universally together everything called a “college” or a applied yes-or-no questions will seldom be “university,” it also claims that this undif- true or useful. Another beneﬁt that accrued ferentiated mass is headed for one of two to me from Jim Jobes’ course was a toler- starkly contrasting, exclusive, and exhaus- ance for complication. Some things are The future of small, residential, tive outcomes: one complicated, and denying it only makes of two sharply dif- them more so. academically demanding liberal ferent things must arts colleges and the future of happen to every col- John Churchill, secretary of the Phi Beta lege or university. Kappa Society, is a 1971 graduate of Rhodes other kinds of institutions will be College. He majored in philosophy, which shaped by dierent factors. But clearly this is turned out to be eminently practical. not true, and different institutions should and will choose different futures. “Focusing on what matters,” in a broad, long-range perspective, means for institutions like Rhodes, for example, focusing on the arts and sciences. Moreover, in a democracy that embraces equality of opportunity, some element of liberal arts should be in everyone’s college experience, regardless of institutional type. Everyone can proﬁt from close engagement

18 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 19 Hu ngtonPost.com Throughout America, there’s a persistent national debate about the value of a liberal arts education. A day seldom passes when a new study doesn’t appear about student debt, unemployed graduates, the need for professional training and, the perennial question, “Who needs to study Plato anyway?” “Education and Innovation: TimeSeamus for Carey,a Change” PhD

20 Equipped for Life With the Gift of Learning By Rev. Dorothy Wells ’82

would love to say that, as a young But along the liberal arts highway, I learned high school student, I decided on a few rather unexpected lessons about myself, a liberal arts college because I had and about the world. I wrestled with ques- some lofty goals about how the tions about justice as I studied the ethics of Iintriguing subjects that I would study would systems of economic distribution. In politi- shape my life. cal science, I struggled with questions about how matters of national welfare were being Unfortunately, that wouldn’t quite be true. addressed by our partisan party system. I As an aspiring writer, I entered Rhodes began exploring my own capacity for minis- College planning to graduate with a double try in the storied Pain, Suffering and Death major in English and media arts, hoping one course. And, I savored my fi rst opportunity day to be writing for a magazine and perhaps to give back to the community as a tutor in penning a book or two. And, yes, since I an inner-city after-school program, where the loved music, I thought that I might pursue lessons that I learned were far more signifi - that, too, just for fun. A liberal arts college cant, no doubt, than any lessons that I was seemed like a perfect choice for me, because, able to teach. I was challenged, encouraged, quite frankly, I expected that having to move and empowered. beyond my comfort zone and to be exposed to subjects that I might otherwise not choose Truth be told, the fi rst couple of years after to pursue would help me as a writer. undergraduate school were tough, economi- cally. I didn’t walk out of college and into a What I got was more than I expected. The great paying job. There wasn’t much left over gift of my liberal arts education was the gift after I paid the rent. of learning, and it has been the gift that’s kept on giving throughout my life. But I was able to do some performing— actually, quite a bit of performing—in As one might have expected, I thrived in concerts, recitals, and even a few operas. My literature, languages, and music. I merely second “day job” with a regional consulting survived biology, calculus, and psychology. fi rm, which I landed in large part because of In the end, I surrendered myself to the pas- my broad liberal arts background, not only sion of making music and majored in vocal supported me enough to be able to enjoy performance—not exactly the major that one performing, but opened up some pretty might pursue if one were hoping to graduate fascinating vistas in and of itself. I entered from college and go on to a high-paying job. law school, began a successful 18-year career

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Rev. Dorothy Wells ’82

as an attorney, and was fortunate yet again to follow my heart and calling to seminary and ordained ministry.

Had it not been for a liberal arts education, I might not otherwise have read (and appreciated) the likes of Solzhenitsyn, Kübler- Ross, and Kant. I might not have pondered or wrestled with questions about the world as we know it. And I might not have been equipped and prepared to earn a law degree, translate my law practice into a corporate setting, work as a business leader—and then shift gears and go on to the vocation of ordained ministry. A liberal arts education equipped me for life, with all of its changes and iterations.

The one constant through all of these life changes is that I’m still writing. From a sub- stantial body of published professional works that I wrote as an attorney, to the blog on spiritual life that I write today, I continue to pursue a love that ﬁ rst came in a high school classroom and that was fueled during my years at Rhodes.

For those who question the value of a liberal arts education in today’s world, I offer a different perspective: What is the value of the gift of an inquiring mind, a ﬂ uency in the language of many disciplines, and a passion for lifelong learning? From my point of view, the gift of a liberal arts education is priceless.

After 18 years practicing law, the Rev. Dorothy Wells enrolled in the seminary and is now the priest in charge at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Germantown, TN.

22 FALL 20142014 • • RHODES RHODES rhodes.edu rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 23 The Atlantic Traditionally, the liberal arts have been the privilege of an upper class. There are three big reasons for this. First, it beﬁ ts the leisure time of an upper class to explore the higher goods of human life: to play Beethoven, to study botany, to read Aristo- tle, to go on an imagination-expanding tour of Italy. Second, because their birth- right is to occupy leadership positions in politics and the marketplace, members of the aristocratic class require the skills to think for themselves. Whereas those in the lower classes are assessed exclusively on how well they meet various pre- scribed outcomes, those in the upper class must know how to evaluate outcomes and consider them against a horizon of values. Finally (and this reason generally goes unspoken), the goods of the liberal arts get coded as markers of privilege and prestige, so that the upper class can demarcate themselves clearly from those who must work in order to make their leisure and “Whywealth Ipossible. Teach Plato to Plumbers:

Liberal arts and the humanities aren’t Scottjust for Samuelson the elite.”

24 The Liberal Arts and the Fate of American Democracy By Scott Samuelson

n the democracy of ancient Athens Athenian and Roman citizens could devote and the republic of ancient Rome, themselves whole-heartedly to the liberal freedom was only for the few. arts was precisely that the servile did the Slaves, servants, and women had work necessary to sustain freedom. Part Ito toil so that free men could cultivate their of the genius of the American educational minds, participate in the government, and system is that it mixes liberal and techni- enjoy the highest goods of human life—in cal education. A just democracy requires short, so they could learn and practice the that we all pitch in when it comes to the liberal arts. economy.

Our government takes inspiration from If anything, I’d like to see more real techni- Athens and draws on the model of the cal education in elementary and primary Roman Republic, but we also inherit the schools. There’s no reason that a person Enlightenment ideal of freedom for all, with a high school diploma shouldn’t be ex- even if our history has never quite lived up pected to know something and to do some- to it. My view—inspired by a long line of thing. Furthermore, I’m grateful that our American thinkers going back to Thomas colleges and universities help their students Jefferson—is that in a democratic republic get employable skills. But the dominant the liberal arts should not be the exclusive note of an education in a liberal democracy privilege of the few. We should all have ac- should be the cultivation of freedom, not cess to an education in thinking and judg- of employability. We rightly want people ing for ourselves. The main goals of elemen- to have gainful employment, but American tary and secondary education should center citizens should do their work with a spirit of on cultivating the liberal arts, and citizens independence, creativity, and self-reliance. should have the opportunity to study the liberal arts in college without incurring The powerful trends in education right onerous debt. now are all about standardization, rubrics, passing tests, and compliance, which read I’m not saying that we shouldn’t have op- as forms of servility rather than freedom. portunities for job training in our educa- Insofar as the private goal of education is tional institutions. The reason that ancient about jumping through the hoops necessary

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 25 Scott Samuelson till its institutions glow with justice and its customs shine with beauty.”

In the decades following James’ stirring remarks, our country stumbled toward institutions and customs that glowed with a little more justice for workers, women, and black Americans. Twentieth-century America gave birth to a world-class public educational to get hired and the rationale for public edu- system that, for all its ﬂ aws, gave an aston- cation is about growing the economy, I worry ishing number of people a distinctive liberal that we’re striking a blasé Hobbesian bargain education. Unfortunately, for a few decades of giving up our freedom to big corporations now we’ve been walking with misplaced and government agencies in return for the conﬁ dence toward inequality and empire promise of security. once again.

At the end of the Cold War, Francis Fuku- But we should refuse to “sit down fatalisti- yama famously declared that we’d reached cally before the croaker’s picture.” As a new “the end of history,” by which he meant that world order is taking shape, we have the all peoples would eventually settle into liberal opportunity to shine like never before as the democracy. It’s not simply the authoritarian country where, with the help of the liberal capitalism of China and the violent theo- arts, citizens widely participate in the cratic movements of the Middle East that government, workers have a voice in an challenge his thesis. It’s that we ourselves run innovative economy, and the widest number the danger of becoming illiberal. of people enjoy the best of the human inheritance. A century ago, when America was tilting toward inequality and empire, the great Scott Samuelson, the author of The Deepest American philosopher William James said, Human Life: An Introduction to Philosophy “Nothing future is quite secure; states for Everyone (University of Chicago Press, enough have inwardly rotted—and democ- 2014), is giving the lecture “Suffering and racy as a whole may undergo self-poisoning. Soul-Making: On the Deep Value of the Liberal But, on the other hand, democracy is a kind Arts” on January 15, 2015, as part of Rhodes’ of religion, and we are bound not to admit Communities in Conversation series. its failure. Faiths and utopias are the noblest exercise of human reason, and no one with a spark of reason in him will sit down fatalisti- cally before the croaker’s picture. The best of us are ﬁ lled with the contrary vision of a democracy stumbling through every error

26 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 27 New York Times As money tightens, the humanities may increasingly return to being what they were at the beginning of the last century, when only a minuscule portion of the population attended college: namely, the province of the wealthy. “In Tough Times, the Humanities Must JustifyPatricia Their Worth” Cohen

28 Deﬁ ning Success the Liberal Arts Way By Shelley Choudhury ’15

n a 2013 survey conducted for the cost. Furthermore, Rhodes commits almost Association of American Colleges $40 million in student grants and scholar- and Universities (AACU), 93 percent ships. Many of my fellow students have ex- of employers agreed that “a demon- pressed that attending Rhodes was ultimately Istrated capacity to think critically, commu- a more cost-effective alternative to several nicate clearly, and solve complex problems is public universities. My story is not rare—it is more important than [a candidate’s] under- the norm, dispelling the misconception that graduate major.” only the wealthiest individuals have access to a liberal arts education. At Rhodes, a thorough and well-rounded education involves extensive work in the Though I am certainly no economics expert, it humanities—even for neuroscience majors like seems to me the claim that the humanities are me—that produces students with just those not worth their cost only considers short-term qualities. gains. The humanities, contrary to popular belief, do lead to employment; more impor- Now, numbers can be scary. I distinctly tantly, they prepare students to excel regard- remember feeling a catch in my chest when less of the fi eld. The AACU reports that those I fi rst glanced at the fi ve-digit number rep- majoring in the humanities actually earn an resenting private college tuition. I am from a average of $2,000 more annually during peak middle-class background; I live in the suburbs. earning years than graduates with professional My parents did not set aside $200,000 for four degrees. In fact, a study of mid-career salaries years of college. However, in the true nature for graduates of liberal arts colleges, released of a future liberal arts-educated individual, I in September by PayScale, listed Rhodes as decided to set aside assumptions and investi- number 25 on the list of top-earners. gate before I dismissed my dream. The New York Times article from which Co- I soon discovered that most liberal arts hen’s quote is taken implies that writing, self- students are not dealing with such extreme expression, and critical-analysis skills acquired college bills; in fact, after a combination of from a liberal arts education are valued less need- and merit-based aid, the average Rhodes than specifi c skill sets learned at other institu- student pays roughly half of the advertised tions. Rather than teaching one specifi c skill

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Shelley Choudhury ’15 set, which may or may not become irrelevant and, furthermore, how stress affects healing in within a decade, the humanities require both mental and physical dimensions, from a students to analyze situations, analyze people, psychology class. I have experience analyzing analyze potential problems, and then ask the complex texts and writing persuasively from questions necessary to formulate solutions. my English class. I have acquired a critical The humanities teach lifelong learning, which eye for generalized research claims from my encourages students to be malleable. The neuroscience research experience. I have an world is unpredictable, so education should understanding of the ways in which religious teach fl exibility and endurance in addition institutions shape health care from my reli- to the writing and gious studies internship. Finally, I know how The simple truth is that critical-thinking skills to build community among my colleagues the humanities equate to that are fundamental from my experience in Rhodes Singers. to tangible success in understanding, which is vastly the job market. I fi rmly believe all of these aspects of my underrated in society. education will contribute to my betterment as Furthermore, the hu- a physician. The simple truth is that the manities foster passion. The great leaders, in- humanities equate to understanding, which is ventors, and entrepreneurs of the world share vastly underrated in society. An education passion as common ground. The humanities immersed in the humanities will ensure that show us how to mold passion into meaningful students excel in their chosen profession, while action. My passion is medicine, and one day also demonstrating the mental capacity and I would like to practice as a physician. After understanding to face the world with open four years of a liberal arts education, I plan to hearts, open minds, and a future full of enter medical school knowing more than biol- possibilities. ogy and chemistry. Instead, I will enter with a wealth of knowledge spanning disciplines. Shelley Choudhury ’15, a Mount Juliet, TN, native, serves as president of the Rhodes Student I have a better understanding of health care Government, majors in neuroscience, is a Rhodes disparities and the importance of practic- Diplomat, and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi ing solidarity from my Social Health, Faith, sorority—among many other activities. For more and Justice class. I have practice in viewing on Shelley, go to rhodes.edu/shelley. and appreciating differing perspectives from my fi rst-year religious studies classes. I have knowledge about the neuroscience of stress

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Shelley Choudhury.indd 31 11/3/14 3:06 PM American Radio Works , former Northeastern Uni- Writing in the publication Liberal Education versity president Richard M. Freeland described the trend of “connecting ideas with action” as a needed and “revolutionary” phase of experimenta- tion in the American academy. But higher education expert Kevin Carey at the Washington, D.C., think tank Education Sector is skeptical of how much of a groundswell the new practicality represents. “I don’t know if I’d say it’s a movement,” Carey says. “New Pressures on Liberal Education” Stephen Smith

32 Integrative Learning and the Value of Liberal Arts Education By Dr. Tom McGowan

here is little new in the recent Not unlike the journey of life itself, the liberal round of criticism directed arts journey is indirect, textured, often dif- toward liberal arts education. fi cult, but ultimately rewarding. Unlike elite For more than two centuries, Ivy League universities, which according to Tliberal arts colleges have been criticized for William Deresiewicz tend to produce over- being expensive and exclusive and for not pro- achieving conformists, liberal arts colleges viding students with specifi c, directly market- strive to graduate independently minded able jobs skills. As Wesleyan College President students who are passionate about their onto- Michael Roth points out, such criticisms are logical vocation. This term is used by philoso- longstanding and date back to the Colonial pher Paulo Freire to describe an approach to period, when Benjamin Franklin lampooned learning that intentionally engages diffi cult Harvard College for being little more than a questions and challenging experiences in fi nishing school for America’s wealthiest sons. order to stretch oneself and gain insight into What makes contemporary expressions of one’s values and life purpose. such criticism so popular is that in the new leaner and meaner American economy, fi nd- Some may snicker at such a lofty goal, ing well-paying jobs straight out of college is especially when we know that down the more diffi cult than ever. road college grads will remember their social interactions far more clearly than the knowl- A liberal arts education is a proven, but often edge they were taught in the classroom. But circuitous, path to a good career or profes- this point underscores the fact that a residen- sion. This is because liberal education is tial liberal arts education is much more than about more than simply landing a good job a competition over knowledge attainment after graduation. It is about discovering your and GPA. Liberal arts students learn more passion and developing your capacity to than intellectual content; they learn how to pursue and realize a life that is successful and learn as a way of being in the world. Building meaningful. Liberal education’s confl ating of on the work of the Association of American success and meaning, however, does not play Colleges and Universities, this process may be well in a society that discounts the value of described as integrative learning, or learning meaning and is fearful of unemployment (and that fosters students’ ability to internalize under-employment). and develop the meaning of their experience

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Dr. Tom McGowan

surrounding communities. John Saltmarsh of the New England Resource Center for Higher Education aptly describes this development as a form of democratic engagement that directly contributes to the sustainability of our democracy. Community engagement provides college by integrating their intellectual and personal students with opportunities to put integrative development. learning into practice, and such practice fosters an integrative, democratic disposition—the Unlike the longstanding criticisms leveled ability to dialogue and interact with others in a against it, liberal arts education has changed manner that is open, ethical, and respectful of in important ways over time, especially in the difference. past few decades. Chief among these changes is the cultural shift from college as ivory tower to At Rhodes, faculty, administrators, students, college as engaged community partner. Former and staff are reﬂ ecting on our academic pro- Northeastern University President Richard Free- gram and institutional practice in order to more land believes that this decades-long trend toward clearly articulate the nature of integrative educa- community engagement constitutes a revolution- tion. This effort includes partnering with other ary, experimental moment in higher education. colleges to reﬂ ect on the meaning of liberal While some may disagree with Freeland’s assess- education, securing external grants to support ment, collaborative engagement with the broader innovative pedagogy and integrative learning, community has indeed become the new normal and seeking closer alignment between the class- in higher education. However, because the ma- room and co-curricular student experiences. jority of liberal arts colleges are located outside of highly populated urban centers, the opportuni- A liberal arts education is perfectly imperfect. It ties presented by community engagement are not is expensive and it does need to be more available to many liberal arts students. Rhodes is accessible and diverse. Despite these challenges, distinct not only because it excels at providing an liberal arts education helps students grow outstanding integrative, liberal arts education; it beyond themselves through the integration of is distinct because it centers the Memphis com- their intellectual and personal development. The munity at the core of the integrative education it student is the outcome of this collective effort. provides. Parents, policy makers, pundits, and ultimately students, can decide for themselves whether Preparing college students to become respon- such an outcome is worth investing in. sible citizens has long been considered a key function of higher education, for a democratic Dr. Tom McGowan is chair of the Department of society cannot survive without an educated and Anthropology and Sociology. He has written ex- involved citizenry. It is, therefore, not surprising tensively on the topic of integrative education and that liberal arts colleges have grown to value and is a member of Rhodes’ Community-Integrative invest in collaborative partnerships with their Education Work Group.

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The Weekly Standard The division between vocational and liberal arts education, which began during the 19th century with the advent of the land-grant state universities in the United States, is today tilting further and further in favor of the vocational. Even within the liberal arts, more and more students are, in [Andrew] Delbanco’s words, “ﬂ eeing from ‘useless’ subjects to ‘marketable’ subjects such as economics,” in the hope that this will lend them the practical credentials and cachets that might impress prospective employers. Joseph Epstein “Who Killed the Liberal Arts? And Why We Should Care”

36 Fleeing from the Liberal Arts? Not So Fast By Dr. John E. Murray

s much as I admire Joseph middle-third of the past century, most Epstein’s essays, including economists would have proposed that by this otherwise superb one far the most important economic writer of from 2012, he is really ad- the time was John Maynard Keynes. There Adressing a non-event here. Quantitatively, were good reasons to believe that was the liberal arts are fi ne. Data from the so, such as the consequences of the 1962 National Center for Education Statistics Kennedy tax cut. But by the time of the indicate that from 1995 to 2012 (most Carter era stagfl ation, Keynesian theory recent available) about two-fi fths of bach- was in tatters. Understanding the succes- elor’s degrees were awarded in the liberal sion of economic knowledge from new, to arts and sciences. No trend was visible, almost certainly true, to nearly useless, and the stability (between 37 and 39 per- may provide some well-earned skepticism cent) was remarkable. Trends in business of scholarly fads. degrees were actually slightly down, from 22 percent of all bachelor’s degrees in 1996 The liberal arts are founded on the books to 20 percent in 2012. There has been no that constitute the great Western tradition. fl ight from any fi eld into business. Little that we really need to know does not appear in the great books that we read in What follows is my own reading on the Search. Plenty of what makes economics liberal arts, which I aim to carry into my useful can be found in Wealth of Nations, section of Humanities 201 (the Search for and much else besides. How to manage Values in the Light of Western History and people in a large fi rm really is just an ad- Religion). What we deeply know is funda- aptation of The Prince, and if Machiavelli mentally historical. Without the perspec- seems too harsh, one can leaven his sug- tive that time provides for reading, think- gestions with Immanuel Kant’s categorical ing, and debating, the present is simply imperative. The long-term problems of too immediate to allow us to distinguish a family business have never been better the important from the ephemeral. Here is described than in Buddenbrooks. In sum, an example from the director of American the liberal arts confer perspective, and to studies at Columbia University Andrew the thoughtful recipient, the beginning of Delbanco’s bête noire, economics. In the wisdom.

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Dr. John Murray In my own college experience at Oberlin, Just so, the most dangerous associates of I came to admire several faculty members the liberal arts are not HR departments in who taught in the Conservatory of Music. the business world, but those who claim to The conservatory model is a much better fi t advocate for the liberal arts and then set for liberal arts colleges than to mimic small syllabi that feature fl eeting works of popular research universities with better teaching. culture. These assignments miss the im- The job of a conservatory is, literally, to portance of the standard works. We do not conserve the beautiful and interesting music set the tradition; it is already there, beyond of the past. It encourages composition of our power to change (thankfully). We can new music, but primarily students attend to acknowledge it by teaching our students its learn the repertoire. In a good liberal arts repertoire or we can choose to teach some- college, students should learn the repertoire thing less. of our tradition. Of course these books are diffi cult, but they The main threat to the liberal arts does not are not impossible. Of course only a small come from vocational and otherwise mar- number of people become acquainted with ketable fi elds. On the day of this writing, in them in each generation, but the books my Search class we discussed Martin Luther open to all who care to read them. A King’s “Letter from the Birmingham City rigorous education, based on the traditional Jail,” noting his repeated references to natu- great books, teaches students great things— ral law, supported by quotations from great compassion for others in the human condi- books. His persuasive power stemmed, in tion, the value of striving for greatness, the part, from the explicit placement of his ar- need for self-awareness, and humility in gument in this tradition. King notes at one those efforts. Young people who take these point that the real enemies of the nonviolent lessons to heart will fi nd them very useful civil rights activists were not the racists with indeed. Even in the job market. their fi re hoses and German shepherds, but the moderates who professed sympathy, but Dr. John E. Murray is the J. R. Hyde III Pro- then did nothing. They were, King says, al- fessor of Political Economy at Rhodes College. luding to Revelation 3:16, lukewarm.

38 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Students Gain SUCCESS STORY Via Co-authorship By Caroline Ponseti ’15

In the publish or perish world of academia, something to put on their résumé that Both the students and Caudill benefi t it’s not uncommon for a Rhodes student sometimes the people interviewing them from their collaboration in senior seminar. to fi nd scholarly research authored by for jobs don’t even have,” he says. “I get research done that I might not have her professor. But she can fi nd even more had time for otherwise,” he says. “The familiar names among certain economics Clapper now uses the data analysis activity makes me work closely with journals—those of her peers—thanks to skills she learned in her undergraduate students and makes it much easier for the efforts of the Robert D. McCallum research in her role as an assistant buyer me to write letters of recommendation professor of economics Steven Caudill. for AutoZone. “Undergraduate research for them. I can talk about the quality of is one of the unique things that Rhodes the work the student did. That’s a much Thirteen students in Caudill’s three most has to offer,” she says. “It makes you stronger letter than just talking about a recent senior seminar courses have had marketable to graduate schools because student’s grades and GPA.” 14 papers accepted for publication in they know you’re capable of doing the very journals that they read for their high-level research, and it makes you Clapper agrees: “One of the benefi ts of own coursework. “These are not student marketable to employers because you’re Rhodes in general is having this unique journals,” Caudill explains. “These are a published economist, essentially.” relationship with your professors.” journals that other PhD economists are publishing in.” JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN Caudill, who shares co-authorship with his students, works closely with his senior seminar participants through several drafts of their research and adds his own professional touches to the fi nal drafts. Julia Clapper ’12 collaborated with Caudill on her research on water quality in Ontario lakes. The research was published in a top-tier economics journal.

“Dr. Caudill’s mentorship during the whole research paper process was invaluable because we had never written a graduate-level research paper,” she says. “He required us to check in with him to make sure we were on the right course, and he would steer us back to the right direction.”

Caudill stresses the professional beneﬁ ts that these students receive from being published as undergraduates. “Students learn what it is we professors do and get

Dr. Steven Caudill and Julia Clapper ’12 rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 39 U.S. Department of Commerce Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) workers drive our nation’s innovation and competitiveness by generating new ideas, new companies and new“STEM: industries. Good Jobs Now and for the Future”

David Langdon, GeorgeBeethika McKittrick, Khan, and David Mark Beede, Doms

40 Examining Life Under a Broader Scope By Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes

hen I ponder the role his training came through apprenticeship. of the sciences and the Rhodes embraces the scholar-mentor model value of a science edu- in which undergraduates work closely on cation within a liberal research projects or creative activities under Warts environment, my thoughts gravitate to- the apprenticeship of Rhodes professors, ward Leonardo da Vinci. By no means am I who are experts within their given disci- a da Vinci scholar. As any casual consumer plines. Rhodes strongly supports faculty of the arts, I am in great appreciation of his scholarship and provides resources to fac- hundreds of contributions to the ﬁ eld. As a ulty members for the purpose of involving scientist, however, I am constantly in awe as students in real research projects and cre- I become more familiar with the advances he ative endeavors. The opportunity to work made for the sciences. side-by-side at the bench with the scholar is the main aspect of a science education In a sense, da Vinci embraced the liberal within the liberal arts environment that I arts model in that he did not see a divide believe sets apart such an educational ex- between art and science. His insatiable perience from what a student might experi- curiosity mirrors the lifelong passion for ence at a university. learning that we attempt to ignite in our students. He was multifaceted—an artist, There are likely greater numbers of op- writer, engineer, and biologist, among many portunities to employ student researchers other titles. He imagined feats of engineer- at universities simply due to more avail- ing long before we developed the capabili- able funding. However, there is rarely the ties to fashion them into tangible forms. opportunity for an undergraduate student His studies of human anatomy through the to work directly with the head of the lab dissection of human corpses advised and or the principle investigator. More often, advanced his ability to so brilliantly cap- undergraduates are paired with a graduate ture the nature of being human on paper, student, postdoctoral fellow, or laboratory canvas, bronze, and stone. technician, and the student rarely inter- acts with the principal investigator. My What I believe ties his accomplishments research students and I sit down together to a liberal arts education is that much of to plan experiments. As a team, we work at

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Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes the bench together to actually carry out the regional, national, and international confer- experiments. We gather and review the data ences, where we step back and allow the together, and determine the next questions to students to do the talking. My students have address, together. After two to three years of written portions of scientifi c articles that direct mentoring, students develop the ability have been published by our research team. In to interpret results on their own, describe these instances, the students and I exchange how these fi ndings advance the project, gen- drafts of manuscripts until together we arrive erate ideas for subsequent experiments, and at publishable versions. They are co-authors plan experiments themselves—often offering through contributing to both the experi- creative and innovative ways to address the ments and the writing. question at hand. Such student evolution is the direct result of the student experiencing To innovate is to introduce change—some- the nurturing guidance of the scholar-mentor thing new and different. While it is true that offered by a liberal arts education. STEM workers can indeed drive innovation, imagine how much more innovative a Research is of no value if it is not shared student or employee could be if the pool of within the scientifi c community and re- knowledge from which they draw is wider packaged in a form that can be consumed and deeper. That occurs as the result of a by a general audience, making the most liberal arts education. important step in a science project the ability to communicate fi ndings verbally or in Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes is an associate pro- written form. To this point, science students fessor of chemistry. Her research focuses on genes educated within a liberal arts environment that are involved in fungal cell wall metabo- have an advantage. Just as da Vinci’s study of lism. The fungal cell wall, which is composed of human anatomy informed his painting and polysaccharides and glycoproteins, is essential for sculpture, study of writing and analyses of growth and metabolism of the fungus and is an texts equip our science students to communi- excellent target for antifungal drugs. cate their scientifi c fi ndings as professionals in the fi eld. Our students accompany us to

42 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 43 “I promise you, folks can make a lot more potentially with skilled man- ufacturing or the trades than they might with anP residentart history Barack degree.” Obama

44 Richness in the Eye of the Beholder By Joel Parsons ’07

harged with interrogating A click away, I fi nd a digitized copy of a this quote from the presi- handwritten note from President Obama, dent, I Google “Obama art apologizing to an angry art history profes- history.” I click on the fi rst sor who emailed him to complain about his Cresult, a video from CNN, in which the comments. The card on which the note is quote is introduced by a gray-haired man written is plain, undecorated save for two in a dark and serious suit, standing in front lines of text printed in a conservative, serif of a bank of monitors in a digitally created font in a shade of blue that is just on the nonspace. The camera cuts from this man vibrant side of navy: THE WHITE HOUSE, to President Obama, who stands in shirt- and under it in smaller letters, WASHING- sleeves, his tie slightly loosened. His under- TON. Its tasteful, minimal aesthetic pulls shirt is visible through his buttondown double duty, meant to convey both populist under the intense light from what I assume effi ciency (note the absence of gold gild- is the work-day sun. ing) and stern superiority (you know where Washington is, right?). It sets up a produc- Behind him is a crowd of men and women in tive contrast with the friendliness of the more casual clothing, some wearing sweat- president’s own handwriting, particularly his shirts that have the name of a union printed looping signature, soft on the outside with a across them. Their presence creates a spec- strong slash through the middle. trum of skin tones. Each person was clearly vetted for visual effect, as were the presi- Like the video of the president’s speech, it dent’s and the newscaster’s costumes, the size is a screen-scale tour de force of political of their fl ag lapel pins, the shape of the mi- imagecraft, certainly produced with the full crophones they speak into, and the angle of knowledge that it would be digitized and the light on their faces. The president makes go viral, at least among a particular demo- the comment in question, immediately de- graphic. Below this image are more clickable clares his love for art history, and says that he headlines: “Daisy campaign ad that changed doesn’t want to get a bunch of angry emails politics turns 50,” “Are stolen images of celeb- from art historians. The crowd behind him rities art?” “Cell phone images now used in laughs and the clip cuts off abruptly. the war on terror,” “Drone images reportedly show . . .” and on and on. There are links to

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Joel Parsons ’07 slideshows and videos, which contain within increasing, and increasingly overwhelming, them more videos and are prefaced by com- rate. Paychecks aside, more and more we are mercials for movies or television shows. fi nding that images are a kind of currency. And there is no fi eld of study that better Even when presented with a text, my research equips its students to process, unpack, dissect, instincts are grounded in methodologies from navigate, analyze, defl ate, create, and other- art history 101, tools for visual analysis that wise make sense and use of images than the I have employed frequently since the day I study of visual art. As the onslaught of images learned them in a fi rst-year art history course grows, a skilled manufacturer, an academic, here at Rhodes College. With a cursory visual and a president will fi nd that an eye honed in analysis complete, I turn again to the quote, art history seminars and painting studios will which I can see now as a product of its atten- serve her better every day. dant images as much as a producer of them. Will a skilled manufacturer or tradeswoman In his apology note, President Obama said make a lot more money than a student of art that art history, which we may understand as history? Maybe. It’s possible. Who can know the fruit of this process of close-looking and for sure? The answer is far less interesting and analysis, has helped him in his own life to vital than the follow-up questions that close- “take in a great deal of joy.” Replace joy with looking can produce. At whom is this message richness, understood in its broadest sense, and of economic self-suffi ciency via vocational you’ll fi nd a sentiment with which a great training being directed? What image of Amer- many artists, skilled manufacturers, art ica is painted by this message and the setting historians, and tradeswomen can agree. in which it is delivered, and who has access to that America? (Another relevant question Joel Parsons is the director of Clough-Hanson might be, does a person who becomes an arts Gallery. He received an MFA in sculpture from professional for the money harbor a greater the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His misunderstanding of art or money? But that’s work has been exhibited in Chicago, Atlanta, a question for another conversation.) and Memphis as well as Turkey, South Africa, and India. He also runs a small alternative Stepping outside of this exercise and these space devoted to queer art and performance questions, what we can say, for certain, is that called Beige. our culture creates and deploys images at an

46 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Art Works SUCCESS STORY By Lynn Conlee

Late in spring semester 2014, an outburst JAMIE HARMON of cheerful exuberance erupted from one end of Palmer Hall. Ellie Skochdopole ’15, a Rhodes Student Associate in the Ofﬁ ce of Communications, ran around exclaim- ing, “I got it! I got it!” Here’s why:

“I had been in Paris the summer before and I wanted to top it. I wanted to spend the summer in Washington, D.C., with my sister. The Smithsonian was the biggest name there I could think of and it just happened that they needed a public affairs intern in the National Portrait Gallery there. I just shot for the stars,” she says.

In doing so, Skochdopole joined a growing list of exceptional art and art history majors who gain valuable experience while at Rhodes and go on to successful careers in the arts.

“We are bridging academic training with opportunities that get our students off campus and help them think about the possibilities of art careers,” says Dr. David McCarthy, professor of art. “It is very com- petitive for these positions, and the fact that our students are getting these internships and jobs is a testament to the quality of education that Rhodes offers.” President George Washington won in the Ellie Skochdopole ’15 Among her many duties, Skochdopole category of art, but ultimately lost the handled all social media for the gal- competition to the National Zoo’s entry lery and spearheaded the gallery’s par- of Bao Bao, the giant panda. ticipation in the Smithsonian Summer Showdown, a competition that chal- The internship proved a turning point in lenged each division of the Smithsonian Skochdopole’s thinking about her future. to submit one of its works that was its “I didn’t really have a clear career track, most iconic representation. The gallery’s but now I know I want to go into museum submission of Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of and art communications.”

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The Class of 2018 JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

The Class of 2018 assembles for Opening Convocation

he Student Spotlight this fall looks Diana Azcarate – Memphis, TN Jack Bierwagen – Acton, MA at the Class of 2018, 511 fi rst-year Zaid Baba – Jackson, TN Jennifer Bitterly – Simi Valley, CA Lacey Ballard – Clinton, MS Kathleen Blanck – Kansas City, MO Tstudents who boost Rhodes’ Reeta Bandyopadhyay – Hermitage, TN Avery Blankenship – Clinton, NC student population to around 2,025. Corrina Banks – Alburtis, PA Simon Boles – Fairhope, AL Join Rhodes magazine in extendng a Taylor Barksdale – Memphis, TN Will Bollinger – McLean, VA warm welcome to our newest class. Kristin Barnes – Little Rock, AR Dominik Booth – Lexington, KY Drew Barry – Prosper, TX Andre Boulay – Staten Island, NY — Lynn Conlee Britney Barthol – Cordova, TN Mattie Boyd – Jackson, TN Joey Bartholomew – Belleville, IL Maggie Bradley – Memphis, TN Fatiha Abdulahi – Cordova, TN Alexandra Bartlett – Las Vegas, NV Jeremy Breddan – Agoura Hills, CA Nick Abrams – Oakland, CA Rachel Bassett – West Palm Beach, FL Katie Brewster – Atlanta, GA Emily Adams – New Orleans, LA Brandon Bates – Franklin, TN Austin Bridgforth – Greenwood Village, CO Hannah Rose Adams – Atlanta, GA Gage Battles – Ozark, AR Nora Brineman – Little Rock, AR Lily Aguillard – Baton Rouge, LA Tyler Beasom – Windermere, FL Kathryn Brode – Plano, TX Zaid Ahmad – Memphis, TN Campbell Beaver – Moraga, CA Austin Brown – Cordova, TN Sunya Ahmed – Chesterfi eld, MO Frank Beiser – Bethesda, MD Ashley Bruneau – Rock Hill, SC Ben Aiken – Springfi eld, MO Elizabeth Bender – Fort Worth, TX Lizzy Brydon – Sugar Land, TX Christian Allen – Auburn, AL Siobhan Bennett – Palos Park, IL Emily Buddy – Covington, LA Reagan Alley – Nashville, TN Chris Bernardon – Madison, NJ Olivia Burchett – Lexington, KY Omar Altabbaa – Cordova, TN Brad Bierdz – Millington, TN Raven Burks – Memphis, TN Jack Anastasi – Hopkinton, MA Tyler Bierschenk – Dallas, TX Erin Burman – Knoxville, TN Jordan Ankersen – Mobile, AL

48 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Keyshawn Butts – Kennesaw, GA Robert DelBello – Fort Wayne, IN Dani Garcia – Memphis, TN Conor Byrne – Bethesda, MD Nick DeMaris – Minneapolis, MN Annalee Gardner – New Orleans, LA Jessica Cabrera – Dallas, TX Colby Denesuk – Dallas, TX Anne Elizabeth Garrard – Jackson, TN Alexa Calomiris – Washington, DC John Dewar – Beaver Dam, WI Zach Gilbert – Fairfax Station, VA Natalie Campbell – Washington, DC Chelsea Dezfuli – Cordova, TN Jordan Giles – Shreveport, LA Claire Caprio – Starkville, MS Abel Diaz – Houston, TX Allesondra Gilgan – Salem, OR Laura Cardona – Cordova, TN Tina Dillas – Minot, ND John Gillenwater – Little Rock, AR Caroline Cardwell – Germantown, TN Knox Dobbins – Houston, TX Katie Gleason – Austin, TX Francis Carlota – Lakeland, TN Conor Dorian – Alexandria, LA Erin Gleeson – Franklin, TN Jessica Carr – Avondale Estates, GA Jacob Dougherty – Salem, OR David Glenn – Southlake, TX Virginia Carr – Camden, AR Caroline Downer – Natchez, MS Olivia Glenn – Clarksville, TN Catrina Cattaneo – Spencer, MA Katie Drummond – Fairhope, AL Emma Goldman – Atlanta, GA Ashten Chambliss – Phoenix, AZ Kendall Duke – Lewisville, TX Chris Goza – Overland Park, KS Alison Chang – Austin, TX Madisen Duke-Bruechert – Austin, TX Andrew Green – Memphis, TN Alexander Chavez – Austin, TX Jack Dunavant – Memphis, TN Hallie Green – Austin, TX Baiza Cherinet – Riverdale, GA Thy Duong – Memphis, TN Sarah Greenbaum – Little Rock, AR Bailey Choudhury – Mount Juliet, TN Lilly Dupert – Lockhart, TX Levi Greenberg – Saint Louis, MO Tasnim Chowdhury – Nashville, TN Garrett Durbin – Knoxville, TN Dexter Grifﬁ n – Memphis, TN Christine Chuang – Manhattan Beach, CA Renn Eason – Eads, TN Nicole Gsell – Glen Ridge, NJ Shelton Clark – Nashville, TN Laura Eckelkamp – Saint Louis, MO Alex Gulis – Dallas, TX Meredith Clement – Slidell, LA Kyle Edmiston – Flower Mound, TX Mary Gunning – Atlanta, GA Karissa Coady – Watertown, MA Hope Elliott – Waterloo, IL Elizabeth Hale – Homewood, AL Will Cobb – Jackson, TN Emily Ellison – Fleming Island, FL Chase Hanson – Waukee, IA Skyler Cochrane – Nashville, TN Reggie Eskridge – Memphis, TN Bri Hardeman – Austin, TX Julie Coen – Kingston, TN Madeline Evans – New Orleans, LA Tesa Hargis – Lewisville, TX Miranda Colegrove – Lake Jackson, TX Luke Fairbanks – Baton Rouge, LA Luke Harjo – Tulsa, OK Carter Connelly – Rockville, MD Mac Farley – Mountain Brook, AL Chris Harris – Atlanta, GA Bridget Costello – Attleboro Falls, MA Max Farley – Murfreesboro, TN Emily Harrison – Birmingham, AL Matthew Coughlon – Scottsdale, AZ Rachel Farley – Glen Ellyn, IL Ian Harrison – Nashville, TN Rachel Coyle – Austin, TX Katherine Farmer – Houston, TX Lamisa Hasan – Germantown, TN Andrew Craig – Roswell, GA Klari Farzley – Little Rock, AR Caryn Hawkins – Gallatin, TN Micah Crawford – Memphis, TN Ryan Fennelly – Montclair, NJ Katherine Hawkins – Nashville, TN Haley Cremerius – Memphis, TN Nick Ferngren – Coral Springs, FL Victoria Hawkins – College Grove, TN Magaly Cruz – Memphis, TN Davis Field – Saint Francisville, LA Ellery Hayden – Baton Rouge, LA Melissa Cuddington – Boulder, CO Blair Fisher – Atlanta, GA Alexis Heard – Birmingham, AL Thomas Cullom – Flora, MS Evan Fitzpatrick – Metairie, LA Tazio Heller – Denver, CO Kendall Cunningham – Alexandria, VA Drew Flaherty – Memphis, TN Karina Henderson – Saint Louis, MO Katrina Cymerman – Sherman Oaks, CA Meredith Forman – Harlingen, TX Angelle Henkelmann – Baton Rouge, LA Matt Dale – North Wales, PA Caroline Fowler – Anchorage, KY Tianna Herman – Tamarac, FL Kennedy Dalton – Goldsboro, NC Caleb Fowler – Driftwood, TX Mark Herrington – Vestavia, AL Price Dalton – Houston, TX Alexis Franklin – Lakeland, TN Matthew Hobbs – Saint Petersburg, FL Peter Daniels – Nashua, NH Spencer Franklin – Brentwood, TN Joy Hocut – North Little Rock, AR Denzel Darby – Atlanta, GA Jillian Franks – Florissant, MO Tori Holder – Dallas, TX Andrew DaRosa – Scarborough, ME Ellie Fratt – Ashland, WI Olivia Holmes – Boulder, CO Alec Davis – Greencastle, IN John Frey – Covington, LA Bailey Hooberry – Nashville, TN McKenna Davis – Westerville, OH Beth Friedman – Hartsdale, NY Eleanor Hook – Decatur, GA Annie Deal – Jacksonville, IL Keeley Frost – Hardwick, MA Helen Hope – Little Rock, AR Lauren deBlanc – Harvey, LA Alice Fugate – Atlanta, GA Hannah Hornsey – Jonesborough, TN Erin Deery – Winter Park, FL Katherine Gabrick – Saint Paul, MN Mack House – Louisville, KY Dominique DeFreece – Delhi, NY Gabby Gafford – Dallas, TX Alexandra Howard – Memphis, TN Hannah Delagi – Dallas, TX Jared Gallagher – Cordova, TN Joseph Howe – Charlotte, NC

rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 49 Lisa Hsi – Austin, TX Allison Long – Springfield, IL Amar Muhammad – Cordova, TN Matthew Huber – Saint Peter, MN Hayden Longley – Rock Spring, GA Molly Mulhern – Metairie, LA Hope Hudson – Memphis, TN Jennifer Loome – Clinton, MS Tate Mulligan – McKinney, TX Charlie Hughes – Jackson, TN Emma Loss – Brooklyn, NY Emily Murphy – Canton, GA Lily Huo – Sacramento, CA Kim Macharia – Marietta, GA Maggie Myers – Germantown, TN Caroline Ilnicky – Richmond, VA Abby MacKay Zacker – Saint Charles, IL Rachel Myers – Saint Louis, MO Casey Iskra – West Roxbury, MA Taylor Majewski – Wichita Falls, TX Casey Myers-Morgan – Dallas, TX Jessica Islas-Parker – Palatine, IL Anna Maldonado – Boca Raton, FL Larissa Nash – Columbus, NJ Doria Jackson – Saint Louis, MO Ariana Mancieri – Livermore, CA Medora Neely – Dallas, TX Blake Jacobs – Woodstock, GA Swaneet Mand – Murphy, TX Sarah Newbern – Little Rock, AR Lacey Jamerson – Little Rock, AR Kate Manning – Pennington, NJ Lollie Newsome – Decatur, GA Phillip James – Houston, TX Trey Mannion – Duluth, GA Michelle Ngo – Memphis, TN Aidan Jebson – Tampa, FL Anna Manoogian – Saint Louis, MO Andy Nguyen – Bossier City, LA Samantha Jelinek – Medina, TN Emily Marcho – Fort Worth, TX Victoria Norris – Chattanooga, TN Grant Johannes – Huntsville, AL Sean Mattheisen – Chandler, AZ Will Notelovitz – Austin, TX Grace John – Memphis, TN Thomas Matthews – Raleigh, NC Anesu Nyawata – Rockville, MD Roger Johnson – Birmingham, AL Cameron Maxwell – Southaven, MS Sean O’Brien – Slidell, LA Sarah Johnson – Little Rock, AR Hannah Maxwell – Little Rock, AR Elisabet Olsen – Califon, NJ Chandler Joiner – Franklin, TN Colton Mayo – Saint Petersburg, FL Kat Olsen – Califon, NJ Tabitha Joyner – Rossville, TN Siena Mazzetti – Austin, TX Shiriene Omid – San Jose, CA Jenna Kauffman – Cottage Grove, OR Maggie McCormack – New Orleans, LA Aidan O’Reilly – Atlanta, GA Bryce Keaton – Little Rock, AR Drew McCormick – Batesville, VA Emily Orth – Dallas, TX Maddie Kellas – New York, NY Kelly McGee – Houston, TX Andrea Pajarillo – Grapevine, TX Henry Kemp – Knoxville, TN Matt McKeand – Franklin, TN Natalie Palmer – Murfreesboro, TN Grace Kennedy – Castle Rock, CO Samuel McLain – Montgomery, AL Christopher Parish – Largo, FL Cailey Kesselring – Tulsa, OK Luke McNamara – Fallston, MD Benton Parker – Madison, MS Saad Khalid – Franklin, TN Bron McPherson – Kennett, MO Wes Parker – Watkinsville, GA Turner Kim – Bethesda, MD Christopher Meadows – Chattanooga, TN Callie Parsons – Chelmsford, MA Jesse Kirtchuk – Brooklyn, NY Semaye Mengistu – Jackson, TN Rutvi Patel – Saint Louis, MO Addie Klemm – Fort Worth, TX Jack Mercer – Houston, TX Jack Patton – Vestavia, AL Mitchell Koenig – Brentwood, TN Emily Messmer – Saint Louis, MO Margaret Payne – Saint Charles, MO Owen Koorbusch – Darien, CT Casey Middleton – Lexington, TN Joey Penn – Overland Park, KS Kristin Kuehner – Memphis, TN Luis Milburn – Stafford, VA Ashley Peterson – Hilton Head Island, SC Daniel Kurtzer – Raleigh, NC Marc Miller – Rowlett, TX Mary Phan – Germantown, TN Samantha Lamy – Southbury, CT Max Miller – Calabasas, CA Sheridan Phelan – Collierville, TN Elizabeth Anne Land – Austin, TX Sam Miller – Mansfield, OH Ryan Phillips – Peachtree City, GA Zoe Laulederkind – Milwaukee, WI Soraya Miri – Newburyport, MA Nicholas Pietrangelo – Collierville, TN Ben Laviana – Saint Louis, MO Emily Mitchell – Mobile, AL Sales Pinckney – Savannah, GA Han Le – Memphis, TN Maggie Mitchell – Highlands Ranch, CO Annie Pitner – Houston, TX Olivia Lee – Mason, OH Thomas Mitchell – Knoxville, TN Jack Plimpton – Pennington, NJ Liz Lewis – Draper, UT William Mitchell – Roland, AR Ciara Pocino – Chesterfield, NJ Kelsea Lewis – Memphis, TN Muna Mohamed – Memphis, TN Hannah Porter – New Orleans, LA Jenny Li – China Kyamran Mohammad – Fort Worth, TX Justin Powers – Cleveland, TN ZiWei Li – China Travis Monders – Salem, OR Natalie Prodanovich – Germantown, TN Zong Fang Li – China Dylan Monies – Covington, LA Montana Pugh – Phenix City, AL William Liebenson – Los Angeles, CA Reed Montgomery – Saint Louis, MO Liam Purcell – Texarkana, TX Betsy Limbaugh – Mountain Brook, AL Joshua Moore – Memphis, TN Samantha Quayle – Ballwin, MO Katarina Lindskog – Franklin, NH Spencer Moore – Austin, TX Grant Ramey – Terrace Park, OH Courtney Link – Chesterfield, MO Sarah Morris – Hartland, WI Lauren Randolph – Humboldt, TN Jesse Linkhorn – Westerville, OH Joshua Morton – Fort Worth, TX Reem Rassoul – Germantown, TN Ashley Litoff – Louisville, CO Monica Moskiewicz – Chicago, IL Juliana Ratton – Austin, TX

50 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Alexandra Rawlings – Lakeville, CT Maddie Seidel – Birmingham, AL William Vance – Atlanta, GA Spencer Reaves – Rogers, AR Emma Selner – Denver, CO Grady Vaughan – Cordova, TN Alisa Redding – McKinney, TX Gabbi Serrato – Boca Raton, FL Mackenzie Vaughn – Franklin, TN Samantha Regala – Naples, FL Melanie Sevilla – Lakeland, TN Diana Vincent – Chapel Hill, NC Will Reid – Davidson, NC Jessica Shainker – Atlanta, GA Zain Virk – Germantown, TN Caroline Reilly – Marietta, GA Ryan Shankle – Bay Minette, AL Ben Voisine-Addis – Kennebunk, ME Tommy Reingruber – Chevy Chase, MD Laurel Sharp – Huntsville, AL Mark Voitik – Apopka, FL Ryne Reynolds – Martin, TN Phoebe Sharp – Nashville, TN Benjamin Wade – Sharon, TN Maddie Rhodes – Memphis, TN Mike Shearburn – Saint Louis, MO Rahul Wadhwa – Trenton, NJ Barry Rich – Atlanta, GA Don Shin – Collierville, TN Chassidy Wallace – Memphis, TN Alexander Richards – Wake Forest, NC Leon Shum – Germantown, TN Baobao Wang – China Alienor Richardson – Dallas, TX Iqra Siddiq – Cordova, TN Xinzi Wang – China Patrick Richardson – Jackson, TN Maddie Smith – Chapel Hill, NC Mimi Washburn – Atlanta, GA Natalie Richmond – Arlington, TN Patrick Smith – Merrimack, NH Abby Watkins – Charlotte, NC Claire Rickard – Montgomery, AL Prentiss Smith – Atlanta, GA Emily Watkins – Little Rock, AR Noah Rinehart – Cordova, TN John Snyder – San Rafael, CA Savannah Webb – Shreveport, LA Maggie Rippeto – Houston, TX Doug Solomon – New York, NY Catherine Weddig – Libertyville, IL Riley Risher – Covington, LA Anda Sommers – Minneapolis, MN Cole Wendt – Zionsville, IN Abby Ritter – Cape Girardeau, MO Yi Song – China Nick Weng – Munford, TN Blake Roberts – Metairie, LA Tim Soper – Princeton, NJ Gillian Wenhold – Collegeville, PA Jessie Robinson – Oklahoma City, OK Taylor Sorilla – La Mesa, CA Bonnie Whitehouse – Winchester, MA Lucy Robinson – Asheville, NC Jacob Stansberry – Gretna, LA Taylor Wiggs – Millington, TN Mark Robinson – Saint Louis, MO Margaret Stapleton – Sewanee, TN Georgie Wilkins – Winchester, VA Nick Rocha – Germantown, TN Jill Stark – Memphis, TN Avery Willett – Fairfield, CT Sydney Rogers – Little Rock, AR Zachary Stephens – Buffalo Grove, IL Elasha Williams – Carencro, LA Maja Roglic – North Andover, MA Alexander Stevens – Daphne, AL Griffin Williams – Daphne, AL Aaron Romanowski – Nokesville, VA Alex Stickler – Grayslake, IL Laurie Williams – Dyersburg, TN Kira Romeo – Clarksville, TN Merrill Stovroff – Atlanta, GA Mac Williamson – Nesbit, MS Sydney Roper – Hot Springs, AR Tej Suber – Smyrna, GA Angela Wilson – Memphis, TN Ben Rosenberg – Nashville, TN Mattie Sullivan – Atlanta, GA Jenny Wilson – Memphis, TN Ried Roshong – Huron, OH Evan Sumner – Carmel, IN Murphy Wilt – Arlington, VA Sarah Rostamo – Irving, TX Qianhui Sun – China Adrian Winchester – Atlanta, GA Mary Rowe – Ballwin, MO Cody Takkinen – Placentia, CA Rachel Windmueller – Canonsburg, PA Frances Rowland – Indianapolis, IN Quin Teachey – Germantown, TN Anna Wohlbold – Brentwood, TN Sarah Ryan – Niles, IL Patrick Teagle – Fort Smith, AR Alexandra Wolfe – Boise, ID Warren Sams – Atlanta, GA Olivia Thomas – Baton Rouge, LA Kevin Wolff – Briarcliff Manor, NY Davis Samuel – Southlake, TX Sam Thomas – Germantown, TN David Wolski – Colorado Springs, CO Kirsten Samuels – Bradenton, FL Sam Thomasson – Hearne, TX Morgan Woodrow – Charlottesville, VA Merare Sanchez – Dallas, TX Malik Thompson – Staten Island, NY Emily Wozena – Delafield, WI Madison Saner – Fort Worth, TX Anya Tipton – New Orleans, LA Kyanna Young – Memphis, TN Nino Scalia – McLean, VA Wesley Tolsdorf – Crestwood, KY Steven Yowan – Darien, CT Natalie Scanlon – Erie, PA Katie Tooley – Saint Louis, MO Al Zaravar – Memphis, TN Hannah Schadey – Phoenix, AZ Elliott Tostrud – Coppell, TX Emma ZeeAbrahamsen – Marietta, GA Tia Schlesinger – Metairie, LA Lauren Travis – Asheville, NC Rose Zeng – Memphis, TN Vienna Schmitter-Schrier – Soldotna, AK Taylor Treas – Germantown, TN Yui Zhao – China Henry Schopp – Canaan, CT Dulcie Trottier – Dunbarton, NH Will Schultze – Grand Rapids, MI Beth Trueman – Memphis, TN Katie Schuster – Little Rock, AR Sawyer Tucker – Decatur, GA Garrett Scott – Tupelo, MS Madison Tucker – Pelham, AL Ruth Scott – Leander, TX Jessie Ustick – Houston, TX Jordan Sears – Bronxville, NY Ellie Valega – Houston, TX

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New Faculty JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

(Front row, from left) Dr. Leigh Pittenger, Yi Lu, Dr. Cynthia Ryder, Ashanté Reese, Dr. Jason Haberman; (second row) Dr. Melody Durrett, Dr. Amanda Dykema, Dr. Jamie Jirout, Dr. Bradley Onishi, Joel Parsons ’07; (third row) Dr. Yuanting Lu, Dr. Dana Horgen, Dr. Thilina Surasinghe, Dr. Hannah Barker, Dr. Ryan Johnson, Dr. Rebecca Tuvel; (fourth row) Dr. Benjamin Purkis, Dr. James Barker, Dr. Keith Veal, Dr. Zachary Casey, and Dr. Kelly Ann Dougherty Hannah Barker joins the Depart- a PhD in education, curriculum and with a concentration in botany from the ment of History as assistant professor. instruction from the University of University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Most She received a PhD in history from Co- Minnesota. He has taught courses in recently she has taught courses includ- lumbia University. While at Columbia, the social and cultural foundations of ing Wetland Ecology, Flora of Alaska, she was a teaching assistant in a variety education, curriculum theory, multi- and Fundamentals of Biology. of courses: The Early and Late Middle cultural education, and practitioner re- Amanda Dykema joins the De- Ages, The Romans, Christianity, An- search at Arizona State University and partment of English as visiting assis- cient Egypt, and The Mongols. the University of Minnesota. tant professor. Dr. Dykema received a James Barker joins the Depart- Kelly Ann Dougherty joins the De- PhD in English from the University of ment of Religious Studies as assistant partment of Biology as assistant profes- Maryland, College Park. Most recent- professor. He received a PhD in new sor. Dr. Dougherty received a PhD in ly at Maryland, she taught courses in testament and early Christianity from cell and developmental biology from American literature, world literature, Vanderbilt University. Dr. Barker Thomas Jefferson University in Phila- and literature by women. comes to Rhodes from Luther College, delphia, PA. Most recently she has been Jason Haberman joins the Depart- where he taught courses such as Chris- a research associate at the Center for ment of Psychology as assistant profes- tians, Jews, and Pagans in the Greco- Learning and Memory at the University sor. Dr. Haberman received a PhD in Roman World; Introduction to Biblical of Texas at Austin. There she also taught psychology from the University of Cali- Studies; The Making of the Bible; and courses in biology, neurobiology, and fornia at Davis and did his postdoctoral Interrelations of the Gospels. synaptic physiology and plasticity. training at Harvard University. He has Zachary A. Casey joins the Depart- Melody Durrett joins the Depart- taught courses such as Cognitive Neuro- ment of Psychology as assistant profes- ment of Biology as assistant professor. science, Cognitive Psychology, Sensation sor of educational studies. He received She received a PhD in biological sciences and Perception, and Brain and Behavior.

52 FALL 2014 • RHODES rhodes.edu Dana Horgen joins the Department tin and will graduate in Spring 2015. ogy as the William Randolph Hearst of Chemistry as assistant professor. She There, she was a teaching assistant in Teaching Fellow. Ms. Reese is current- attended St. Olaf College, where she the Department of Asian Studies. ly pursuing a PhD in anthropology received a BA in chemistry, and Baylor Bradley Onishi joins the Search from American University. University, where she received a PhD Program as assistant professor. Dr. Cynthia Ryder joins the Depart- in organic chemistry. Most recently, Onishi received his PhD in religious ment of Biology as assistant professor. Dr. Horgen has been a teaching assis- studies from the University of Cali- Dr. Ryder received a PhD from Wake tant at Baylor for Organic Laboratory, fornia at Santa Barbara. He comes to Forest University. Most recently, she Advanced Organic Laboratory, and Rhodes from Washington and Lee was an undergraduate research mentor Qualitative Analysis Laboratory. University, where he was a visiting as- and taught courses in general biology Jamie Jirout joins the Department sistant professor of religious studies. and microbiology as well as molecular genetics and immunology at Lincoln of Psychology as assistant professor. Joel Parsons ʼ07 continues his work Memorial University. Dr. Jirout received a PhD in psychol- with the Department of Art and Art ogy from Carnegie Mellon University. History in his new position as director of Thilina Surasinghe joins the De- Most recently, she was a research fel- the Clough Hansen Gallery and assistant partment of Biology as assistant pro- low at Temple University’s Spatial In- professor. He is an alumnus of Rhodes fessor. Dr. Surasinghe received a PhD telligence and Learning Center in their and received an MFA on a President’s in ﬁ sheries and wildlife biology from Psychology Department. Fellowship from the Sculpture Depart- Clemson University in South Carolina. Ryan Johnson joins the Depart- ment at the School of the Art Institute of Most recently he taught Organismal ment of History as assistant professor. Chicago. His work has been exhibited in Biology, Vertebrate Zoology, General Dr. Johnson received his PhD in histo- Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis as well Biology, and non-major courses as a ry from the University of Oxford. He as Turkey, South Africa, and India. visiting assistant professor at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota. comes to Rhodes from the University Leigh Pittenger continues her work of Strathclyde, Glasgow, where he was with the Department of Religious Rebecca Tuvel joins the Depart- an assistant professor in the history of Studies in her new full-time position ment of Philosophy as assistant pro- science and medicine. as assistant professor. Dr. Pittenger re- fessor. Dr. Tuvel received a PhD in philosophy from Vanderbilt University. Yuanting Lu joins the Depart- ceived a PhD in comparative literature Most recently, she taught Introduction ment of Mathematics and Computer and religion from Emory University. to Logic, the Philosophy of Consump- Science as assistant professor. Dr. Lu Benjamin Purkis joins the Depart- tion, and the Meaning of Life. received a PhD in mathematics from ment of Mathematics and Computer Florida State University. Dr. Lu comes Science as assistant professor. Dr. Pur- Keith Veal joins the Department to Rhodes from Mercer University, kis received a PhD in mathematics of Political Science as assistant profes- where he taught courses such as Intro- from the University of Colorado. While sor. Dr. Veal received a PhD in politi- ductory Statistics and Pre-calculus. there, he taught a broad range of cours- cal science from the University of Michigan. Most recently, he has taught Yi Lu joins the Department of es from the introductory level Quan- courses at the University of Michigan Modern Languages and Literature as titative Reasoning and Mathematical such as American Politics, Political instructor of Chinese. Ms. Lu is cur- Skills to Calculus III. Theory, and Contemporary Issues in rently pursuing a PhD in media studies Ashanté Reese joins the Depart- American Politics. from the University of Texas at Aus- ment of Anthropology and Sociol- rhodes.edu FALL 2014 • RHODES 53 HOMECOMINGPHOTOS BY JUSTIN FOX BURKS 55 56 57 58

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s the essayists in this issue of Rhodes opportunities available to our students; to magazine have demonstrated, there share professional and career advice; and to A is exceptional value in a residential increase the number of employment possibili- liberal arts education. But for Rhodes Col- ties available to our new graduates and young lege to continue to thrive and remain one of alumni. There are many ways to become in- COREY NOLEN COREY the top liberal arts colleges in volved including participating in the Student- the nation, the support and Alumni Career Adviser Program, conducting participation of our commu- mock interviews, critiquing resumes, and nity members is crucial. How attending on-campus and out-of-town career can you help? networking events. To register to be a career First, talk up the lib- advisor, contact Katherine Dunbar-Smith eral arts every chance you get. ’09 at [email protected]. If you or Spread the word about the val- your company are able to provide summer ue of a residential liberal arts internships and shadow opportunities during education so that we recruit winter break, please contact Career Services at the finest high school students [email protected]. to Rhodes. Should you meet Finally, continue to engage actively in a student who seems right for Rhodes, let us the liberal arts network by serving Rhodes know. Student recruitment is as simple as through a chapter leadership committee or as sending an email with the name of a student a member of the Alumni Association Execu- you would like to recommend (please include tive Board (AAEB). Rhodes chapters engage their high school, grade, and contact informa- members of the Rhodes community in their tion) to [email protected]. Also, the Alum- area through a variety of social and educa- ni Relations Office coordinates phone calls tional events and through career networking to accepted students and their parents. These and student recruitment efforts. If you are calls give students the opportunity to ask their interested in joining your chapter leadership final questions while providing the insight team, contact Nicole Lazo ’05 at lazon@ they need to make an informed decision about rhodes.edu. The AAEB serves as an essential their futures. More importantly, the personal link between the college and our alumni, phone calls demonstrate to students and their and is charged with directing and coordinat- parents the strength of the Rhodes communi- ing the affairs of the Alumni Association and ty. If you are interested, please contact Caitlin with representing and serving the needs of Dempsey ’12 at [email protected]. alumni. To nominate yourself, a friend, or Second, participate in the Rhodes career classmate, send an e-mail to me at network as a way to demonstrate the range [email protected]. of job opportunities possible for liberal arts As 2014 winds down, I hope you will graduates. Lead by example! When they see reflect on the many ways in which you can your success, they will gain a broader un- share the message of the value of the liberal derstanding of the options at their disposal. arts at Rhodes. More specifically, your assistance is needed to expand the depth of internship and research —Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84, P’17

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University in Pennsylvania. Rhodes College “Everyone should make at Alumni Association least one trip to Scotland,” President she says, “especially those who The Kelly Ensor ’99 have Scottish ancestors.” Memphis, TN Charitable 1958 Annuity: Reporter: Lorraine Rayburn The Gift 1954 Abernathy [email protected] That Keeps Yvonne Harris Justis writes, Happy, satisfying news “Love hearing news about from Paul Thompson on Giving classmates. My days have Cape Cod. Paul’s church, been and now are spent St. Peter’s Episcopal, in mostly by volunteering, Osterville, MA, pulled out such as helping with CMA all the stops to celebrate his each year by putting on the 15 years of ministry there CMA Awards TV show in upon his retirement, having a November. I also have been luncheon and even a bagpiper The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular way chairing the auctions on and drummer to add to the to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying fixed the country artists’ personal festivities. A week or so after income for life and possible tax benefits. In exchange for items to help fund the Try the celebration, Paul and his a contribution of $10,000 or more, in cash or appreciated Angle House of YWCA for wife, Bunny, headed for one stock, Rhodes can offer you a fixed annual payment for about 10 years. Now mental of their favorite spots, Edisto life based on your contribution, your age, and the current health gets most of my Island, near Charleston, SC. annuity rates established by the American Council on attention. I love gardening They joyously celebrated Gift Annuities. when I can find time. Off the arrival of their first and on I take jobs at church grandchild, Laurel Paige The amount of your lifetime annual payment is when possible.” Thompson, born July 22. In determined at the time the charitable gift annuity is the fall Paul will baptize funded. Your annual payment will never change and will Laurel at St. Andrew’s by continue regardless of how long you live. 1955 the Sea in Hyannisport, MA, where her mother Age Annuity Rate 60th Reunion and father were married 70...... 5.1% Homecoming/Reunion three years ago. To come 75...... 5.8% Weekend: Oct. 23-24 full circle, the baptism will 80...... 6.8% include the baptismal bowl 85...... 7.8 % used by Bunny’s grandfather 90 & over...... 9.0% 1957 for her own baptism, with her name inscribed on it. You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you and Reporter: Mary Frances Files Congratulations to all of the your spouse or any other loved one, but the annuity Silitch Thompsons! rates will be slightly lower for two people. For additional [email protected] Also in Massachusetts information, please contact: Nancy Clements Mays recently was John Quinn, reports she has just returned from Washington, D.C. He The Rhodes College Office of Development from her dream vacation—a was there attending the Nicki Soulé ’93, Director of Golden Lynx Programs week of traveling the American Bar Association 901-843-3740 [email protected] highlands of Scotland, annual meeting. One of the rhodes.edu/plannedgiving including the Isle of Skye, programs he attended was a “the most beautiful place commemoration of the 1954 I have ever seen.” She was Brown v. Board of Education accompanied by her oldest son decision along with the 1964 and daughter-in-law, Bill and Freedom Riders, four of Debbie Mays; her daughter whom were there to accept and son-in-law, Charlie and the group’s expressions of Evelyn Cleary; and their gratitude for their bravery daughter, Jennifer, who just and courage. Last fall John graduated from Kutztown had heard a Rhodes professor

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discuss his book about the drive they spent two days on families, spending every Rhodes Class of 1964, some the Mississippi Gulf coast; Thanksgiving in Atlanta and of whom participated in a two days at Gulf Shores, 1959 Christmas in Portland. 1964 “kneel in” at Second AL; and two days at Dickie’s Bates Peacock Toone wrote Presbyterian Church in hometown of Amory, MS, Reporter: Sara Jean “Shiney” from Ecuador where he was Memphis. This spring where he visited with his Jackson birdwatching with his son, John and his wife, Joan, brothers and sister. He [email protected] Edwin, and wife. celebrated her birthday at donated his Navy command 4000 Purdue St., #149 the Castleton Music Festival memorabilia to the Amory Houston, TX 77005 in Rappahannock Co., Museum. In July the Joneses 713-748-4025 1960 VA, staying at a B&B and drove to Portland, OR, for It’s good to hear from visiting with friends. In their granddaughter’s horse Jane Alexander and Jack 55th Reunion August the Quinns will travel show, and then she joined Biedenharn ’58. Having Homecoming/Reunion with friends to Greece and them for a San Diego visit experienced the death of a Weekend: Oct. 23-24 Turkey via various Greek and by way of Lake Tahoe and son several years ago, Jane Turkish islands and Biblical Death Valley. and Jack enjoy the fact that sites. From Richmond, KY, we son Joe lives nearby in Vero 1963 It was with great sadness hear from Tom Reed that Beach, FL, working at a rival that we heard from Mike Ivy’s he is scheduled to present a club of the one where Jack Reporter: Charlie Rich wife, Jane, in Benton, AR, of paper in November in San still teaches tennis. They are [email protected] Mike’s sudden death on June Francisco at the meeting proud grandparents, with Daniel Gilchrist reports: 11. He had many friends in of the American Society of one granddaughter having “My wife, Carolyn, and I our class who will miss his Criminology. The paper been awarded a scholarship spent 10 days in February good nature and enthusiasm. is titled A Human Rights in lacrosse this year from and March with our daughter Another sad note came Paradigm Understanding Virginia Tech. Another Lillian and her husband, from Martha Sigler Guthrie of the Psychosocial Identity granddaughter works in an David Thomas, touring in in Metairie, LA, about the Dynamics of Oppression advertising agency in Los Ireland, staying exclusively death of her son Robert, one and Liberation. Tom has a Angeles. Grandson Lee in castle hotels. Then we of her twins, in February. He working lunch most weeks just graduated from the spent three weeks in Scotland was an artist in New with friend/colleague Judge University of Central Florida with seven friends from Orleans. Martha continued, Bankole Thompson, an and is now working on a Alabama and Georgia. We “On quite another note, and expert on international law master’s degree in education. exchanged our condos in to get away for a while, I went and Africa. Jane swims a mile a day and Orange Beach, AL, for a with an artist friend to Russia Kip Shoaf Zbinden wrote frequently walks a mile, also. nice six-bedroom house in and the Baltic countries for that she and Louis, in San She extends best wishes to all Dumfries, using that as a three weeks at the end of Antonio, TX, celebrated their and the admonition to “stay base and making short trips June.” Their trip included a 55th wedding anniversary on healthy!” from there. One highlight visit to Moscow, a cruise on Aug. 14. Sister-in-law Peggy Frank and Susie Splann was a private dinner at the the Volga River, the fabulous Moffett Zbinden ’59 “came now live in Lahaina, Maui, Globe Inn there in Dumfries Hermitage, the ballet, and down to our place at Port HI. He writes that their with an old friend, Jane a motor coach excursion Aransas to celebrate with travel has become limited, Brown, the new president to Estonia, Latvia, and us. It was great to see her and offers his best to the entire of the International Robert Lithuania. “The architecture talk about old times!” class, and “thanks each one Burns Society. Both Carolyn of medieval times forward This time around I didn’t for their part in my treasured and I were allowed to sit in was wonderful,” she notes. get any “alive-and-kicking” Southwestern experience.” the chair used by Burns and “St. Petersburg glows with all messages—I don’t know what Diane and Walker Wellford privileged to quote some of the gold and gilt they could that says! Mike Cody did reply write of their surprise at his poetry while sitting there imagine. St. Mark’s Church that he was alive and working having celebrated their (in order not to be required in Red Square is indeed at his desk. We certainly 54th wedding anniversary! to buy everyone there a round beautiful with its colorful like to hear from classmates, And Diane’s 76th birthday, of drinks—tradition, you onion domes.” especially the alive-and- celebrated by a party hosted know!). Back in July we took Dickie Jones writes from kicking variety. by friends Beth Simpson ’58 our youngest grandson, John San Diego, CA, that he and Janet McKenzie Nix ’60. David Thomas, on a short and his wife, Joan, drove Walker also attended his 60th train trip to New Orleans. cross-country in May to East High School graduation. We stayed at Le Pavillon Spartanburg, SC, for their They spend one week every Hotel, mainly because it’s granddaughter Melissa’s high year in Naples, FL, enjoying always a nice place to stay but school graduation. She will shopping (Diane) and golf more importantly because attend University of South (Walker). They enjoy visits they serve homemade peanut Carolina next year. On their from daughter and son and butter and jelly sandwiches

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Class Notes ’14.indd 62 10/30/14 2:53 PM every night at 10 o’clock. Dossett Foster reports: flying home. Amsterdam were quite yummy—and One night we ran into Jane “Linda and I completed the seems to have more bicycles lots of chocolate mousse! Coburn McManus and her bold plan we announced in per capita than any other Many great sights but also a husband, Jerry, and some this column this time last place we have been.” great bonding opportunity of their family in the lobby year. Our cruise to Alaska Nancy Wasell Work updates for all. Her son, John, has of the hotel. Had a good plus 6,400 miles on the road us on her fascinating work: just moved to Paris with time discussing old times, allowed us to reach our goal “As a member of Bingham his family for three years, growing up in Courtland, of visiting every state capitol Trust/St. Louis, I worked on so seeing them was an extra AL, and reminiscing about in the continental United an exhibition Navigating the bonus. Haley and Grace were our days in college. We all States. We made stops at West: George Caleb Bingham excited to take 7-year-old got together again the next nine of these during our 50th and the River that opened twins Willy and Maddy to day for breakfast at the Cafe wedding anniversary trek, Oct. 1 at the Amon Carter their first trip to Disneyland. on the Square. Carolyn and which took most of May and Museum/Fort Worth, then Jim ’62 joined the family a I celebrated our 50th year of June to complete. The only travels to the St Louis Art week into the journey, and he marriage this year (August one left on our bucket list is Museum in February 2015 and Mary Lou spent a most 1964). I still have wonderful Honolulu.” and to the Metropolitan enjoyable week in Provence, memories of my time at From Dale Ledbetter Museum/NYC in June 2015. staying in St. Remy and Southwestern (I know it’s we hear, “I was honored to Forty years ago I curated visiting many of the hill Rhodes) and the renewing/ appear as a guest magician nine exhibitions of Bingham’s towns. refreshing of those memories at an exciting and important paintings with his related Dawn Henderson Grohs at our 50th reunion. It event being held in Memphis 112 drawings in a campaign writes, “We relocated to could not have been better. I on Sept. 9. Coaching for to save the drawings from Asheville, NC, when we have to say again that I love Literacy held its inaugural worldwide dispersal. The retired two years ago, after 25 you all, I think about you annual event, “Revitalizing People of Missouri, under years in Boston. Really loving frequently, and I hope that all Literacy Through Sports,” the leadership of then the mountains and all the who read this are happy, safe, headlined by a conversation Governor Kit Bond, raised neat things about this town. and prosperous. May God with Hall of Fame Basketball over $2 million for their We are building a home here bless you! AND, if you are Head Coach Larry Brown. purchase. Today Bingham and are hoping to be settled anywhere close to Carthage, Coaches for Literacy is Trust is arranging the loan there by March or April of MS, please don’t fail to stop the brainchild of Jonathan of Bingham’s drawings from next year.” by or, perhaps, you would Wilfong, a Memphis high the People of Missouri to Challace and I enjoyed a look us up in Orange Beach, school student, who is the these three museums. I am celebrative weekend in New AL. Both of us would love to son of former University of enjoying continuing my Hope, PA/Lambertville, NJ, see you. Memphis basketball player professional work in art in early July, which included John Wilfong. The gala was history with this unexpected visits with Bummie Crowell held at the Memphis Botanic project with my former Nurkin ’65 and her husband, 1964 Garden and also honored colleagues.” Sid; Nancy Bullard Ladner well-known Memphis Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’65 and her husband, Ben; Reporter: Mary Lou Quinn sports figures such as Coach realized a dream she Dandy McInnis Peterson ’63 McMillin Josh Pastner, Coach Kevin has had to take her two and her sister Berney McInnis [email protected] Stallings, Bill Rhodes, Elliot granddaughters to Paris!! ’65. Later in July, we enjoyed Those of us who gathered Perry, and Penny Hardaway.” This summer she, along a visit to Nashville to visit for our 50th Golden Class Tommy Lappage writes, with her daughter, Ellen, with our daughter, Lisa, and Reunion had a wonderful “Thuy and I flew to Budapest and daughter-in-law, Katie, her family. While there, I had time catching up with on June 5 to start our river accompanied granddaughters a nice visit with Katherine one another, exploring the cruise to Amsterdam. The Grace, 13, and Haley, 17, Diehl ’68. Then, we traveled campus, and reminiscing of weather was great (except for for a 10-day trip to the City on to Montana for a visit days gone by. We are thrilled a little rain in Amsterdam), of Lights. What fun they with our son, Sid, and various to be a part of the Rhodes and the Danube, Main, had! Top of the Eiffel Tower, fishing adventures on the Community…grateful to be and Rhine rivers are quite Versailles, art museums, Yellowstone River. Sid is a part of its rich heritage and scenic. The large cities such cruise of the Seine River, working this fall as a guide of its future! We missed all as Budapest, Vienna, and Notre Dame, Montmartre, in British Columbia. He of you who could not be with Amsterdam were fun, but and charcoal sketches, flew into Whitehorse in the us! Watch for a fuller report some of the small towns placing a lock of love on a Yukon Territory Canada. In in the coming issue of Rhodes like Rothenberg, Germany, bridge, lots of shopping, correspondence with Hayden magazine! were great. These are ancient and watching the final laps Kayden, I mentioned that Sid Meanwhile, our late towns that were not damaged of the Tour de France!! was perhaps in his neck of the summer news included in the war. After arriving in Very exciting!! At Grace’s woods. In response, Hayden these words from our fellow Amsterdam, we spent several suggestion they also sampled said, “We are heading over classmates: additional days there before escargot and frog legs—both to the Yukon next week

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to play golf in Whitehorse a partner of The Artists’ lunch with Vern McCarty around Spain for eight days, for a day and just enjoy the Gallery in Chestertown, MD, in San Francisco before we and it was wonderful. We scenery between Haines, AK; for 10 years. Check out our embarked on our journey. He had a great time, and it Whitehorse; and Skagway, website. My best friend and was in town for a wedding was also fun to still be able AK. Then ferry home. I husband, John, passed away and is doing quite well since to understand and speak assume your son is in a more from Parkinson’s disease last his retirement earlier this Spanish with the locals remote location. (Indeed, February 2014 after 48 years year. We also had dinner thanks to Dr. Southard and he IS!) We also try to take of marriage. I have learned with Judy and Tom ’65 Durff, Dr. Tucker. a yearly canoe trip in the that each day is precious. whom I hadn’t seen since Yukon in September to enjoy Embrace it.” 1966. Judy just retired as a some sunshine, fall colors, Presbyterian minister and 1968 and a nice getaway. However, both are doing well. What an this year we are going to 1966 adventure! Reporters: Bob Morris France, where we met 52 Susie Cohan has news [email protected] years ago, to celebrate our Reporter: Sammy Primm which includes an invitation. Drue Thom White 50th anniversary.” It’s a small Marshall “I retired as the IB college [email protected] world. [email protected] counselor at Pensacola The American Institute of Enjoy this colorful time While many classmates High School two years ago, Architects (AIA) Tennessee of year with its cooler are still working, others freelanced while waiting for awarded Memphis architect temperatures, football games, are enjoying spending time my home to sell, then moved Louis R. Pounders, FAIA, festivals, and many fun with family and friends and to Nashville to be with Sara of ANF Architects, the opportunities to enjoy life! traveling now that there is Cohan ’94, husband Eric AIA Tennessee William more time since retirement. Newell, and Abbie Cohan Strickland Lifetime Susan Fisher Cheairs is still Sanders ’96, husband Kevin, Achievement Award. This is 1965 the director of the Tipton and grandchildren Eliza, the highest honor bestowed County Library and writes: Alex, and Violet. Though I by the organization. Pounders 50th Reunion “The Tipton County Library miss my home of 42 years, is the third recipient of the Homecoming/Reunion moved into a new $15 million I absolutely love being in Strickland Award and the Weekend: Oct. 23-24 facility in September. It’s a Nashville with my family first from Memphis. He Reporter: Virginia Lowry Ives joint effort with Dyersburg again. This city seems to was selected to receive this [email protected] State Community be a good stopping point honor for advancing the art Ed Williams writes: College. There are only a for travellers, so here is of architecture and elevating “No exciting news. Doing few examples of this type an invitation for anyone the profession through his well. Enjoying farming in partnership in the country, traveling through to stop steadfast pursuit of design my retirement from the real so we are being watched by at Chez Suzanne’s for an excellence for over 40 years. world. Blessed at age 70 with others who are interested.” overnight—or longer. I His professionalism and relatively good health… They have been working on would also just love to hear unwavering commitment moving a bit slower…but the project for seven years from anyone living in the to quality have consistently still know which direction and are thrilled to see it come area!” resulted in design work that to move in!!!!!!!!! Thanks to fruition. Candy Denton writes: “In engages the eye and uplifts for keeping our class notes Charlie Bagley writes that, May Gus and I took a river the spirit. He has produced a active.” in mid-July, he and Bob Wild cruise from Amsterdam diverse body of distinguished Terri Chadwick reports: backpacked in Yosemite with to Budapest and you can’t work, has been a spokesman “Still working two days a Bob’s son and daughter. “We imagine how surprised I for quality design, and has week doing psychological camped at Cathedral Lake was to introduce myself to served as a role model for evaluations for Child the first night and Sunrise sisters who turned out to have architects aspiring to achieve Protective Services. Dr. Lake the second night. We been sorority sisters of mine! architectural excellence. Queener, psychology prof, had rain, lightning, and even Carolyn Cooper Hill ’64, Judi Adams Larson reports definitely had an effect hail the second and third day who lives in Bend, OR, and that her husband, John, has on me! Traveled to Paris, of hiking. We started at an Claudia Cooper Cook ’68, who gone back on retirement after France, in February and this elevation of 8,580 feet and lives in Atlanta, GA, were finishing as interim pastor of summer to Enchanted Rock went to 10,000 feet. Bob says taking a “sister” trip. We had First Presbyterian Church of near Fredericksburg, TX, our packs weighed only 50 fun visiting, reminiscing, and Smyrna, TN. Judi had her and Fort Davis/McDonnell pounds, but I am sure mine catching up on our lives these 50th high school reunion in Observatory in far west weighed much more than past nearly 50 years.” Memphis right after Labor Texas.” that. We saw some absolutely As for me, after majoring Day, and John had his Sally Kindig Clark tells us: gorgeous sights and met in Spanish and even teaching reunion back in the spring. “I have been an art educator some interesting people. it for a few years, I never Susan Lucas writes: After for more than 35 years and Not bad for a couple of guys quite made it to Spain so, this enjoying our 45th reunion still teaching. I have been in their 70th orbit. We had June, Mike and I travelled together so much last

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Class Notes ’14.indd 64 10/30/14 2:53 PM October, a group of us college professor of computer decided to get together science and engineering, for a girl’s reunion at the courtesy professor of supply beach. In an amazing chain and information feat of organization, six systems, and director of classmates—Laura Crawford the Intelligent Systems Kinkle, Peggy Crull, Noni Research Laboratory. He Harvin Buchanan, Janelle directs the Next Generation Hood Haseman, Drue Thom CiteSeer, CiteSeerx project, White, and Priscilla Hinkle and codirects the ChemxSeer Ennis—managed to find a project at Penn State. He week in May 2014 to join has been associated with me in Santa Rosa Beach, Columbia University, the FL, where I live on the University of Maryland, the beach with my husband, University of Pennsylvania, Richard Stein. Many of us Princeton University, and the had visited here during and University of Trento. after college, but not all at the same time. We currently live in Fayetteville, TN; New 1970 The New England Chapter of Rhodes hosted a Summer Send-Off reception York, NY; Diamondhead for alumni, parents, and incoming first-year students from the area on MS; Raleigh, NC; Cordova, 45th Reunion Aug. 10 at the home of Terry ’79 and Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ’82. Front TN; and Houston, TX. We Homecoming/Reunion row, left to right: Katarina Lindskog ’18 from Franklin, NH; Maja Roglic enjoyed an amazing week Weekend: Oct. 23-24 ’18 from North Andover, MA; Callie Parsons ’18 from Chelmsford, MA. together, spending time on Back row, left to right: Jack Bierwagen ’18 from Acton, MA, and Peter Daniels ’18 from Nashua, NH. the white sand beach, eating out, shopping, and driving 1972 back and forth to the airport. Westminster Schools brings The talk never stopped. Each Dr. Mark Lester announced me great joy. I recently of us told the group the story his candidacy for Congress of 1983 traveled with colleagues of her life, starting with high the United States in August to Reggio Emilia, Italy, as school. This process took in Birmingham, AL. He is Reporter: Margot Emery part of the North American the whole week, given that running for the seat vacated [email protected] Reggio Alliance to study it has been 50 years since by Spencer Bachus. The son of Meg Butler their unique child-centered high school! In addition, Curtis, Vogan Thompson, pedagogy in their municipal we spent a lot of time in the just married and is locating schools. I am also excited mornings drinking coffee 1975 to Memphis to be on staff to be a part of our school’s while on iPhones and iPads, with Young Life in the work on S.T.E.A.M. Last exchanging information with 40th Reunion Capernaum Ministry, year my first-grade students each other about how various Homecoming/Reunion having received a master’s investigated honeybees features work. Not bad for Weekend: Oct. 23-24 in therapeutic recreation. He and advocated for the bees a group of 1968 alums! We will be discovering the streets through artwork, writing, all sent our photos to Laura, and people of Memphis and a public exhibition. I love who organized them into a 1980 from this ministry aspect, the energy of collaborative beautiful book for each of sharing the love of Jesus with and integrated curriculum us. The friendships that were 35th Reunion special needs high schoolers, project-based learning cemented so many years ago Homecoming/Reunion and advancing and growing experiences. Life is great!” have endured. We all enjoyed Weekend: Oct. 23-24 the outreach, and I’ve told and appreciated each other so him great things about the much. It was almost as if the city and Rhodes. Make him 1984 intervening years vanished. 1982 welcome if you run across Plans are in the works to do Vogan and his new wife, Reporter: Linda Odom it again. Gregor Turk was recently Stephanie, who will also be [email protected] Dr. C. Lee Giles is the featured on NPR for his volunteering in Young Life. [email protected] David Reese Professor at five-piece, billboard art Elizabeth Daugherty Tozzer Richard R. Spore III was the College of Information installation on the Atlanta writes: “We live in Atlanta inducted into Lambda Alpha Sciences and Technology beltline featuring the Civil where we are raising our International, the honorary at Pennsylvania State War’s W. T. Sherman. daughter (11) and enjoying society for the advancement University, University Park, family nearby. My work of land economics. PA. He is also graduate as an art teacher at The

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Brian Mott and his husband, Bob Russell, played football Jimmy Mack; Steven and lacrosse for Howdy Brammer and his hubby Myers at Hofstra University Douglas Heater; Virginia in New York, including the Cairns ’85 and daughter 1956 “Tiny Twenty” team Sarah; and Tom Lamb ’89 and written about in the New his hubby, Jason Gobble. Our York Times and in a book by follow-up reception-palooza Louis Di Blasi. He hopes that was held at the Jack Robinson the entire class of ’87 is doing Gallery in Memphis on Aug. well. 3. Needless to say, a good Marianne Blackwell time was had by all, and we recently headed to D.C. to couldn’t be happier to now visit classmate Nancy DiPaulo call ourselves legally wed and to attend her first Jimmy (notwithstanding that whole Buffett concert! (We await ‘richer/poorer’ thing). I’m stories.) also happy to say that I’m This is all for now! Hope thrilled at being able to catch you all enjoy a wonderful fall Alumni and their new Rhodes students enjoyed the Legacy Cupcake Social, sponsored by the Alumni Relations Office, after a sweltering up with loads of Rhodes and that everyone enjoyed a August day spent moving first-years into their residence halls. From left alums on social media. It’s festive homecoming. to right, John Gillenwater ’18, Johanna Glenn Gillenwater ’84 (both from made re-establishing contact Little Rock, AR), Helen Reinecke-Witt ’85, and Murphy Witt ’18 (both a true joy, although I must from Arlington, VA). apologize on the front end for 1990 the endless pics of our craft- beer aficionado, social chatty 25th Reunion It was a happy surprise that Cathy, and Twitter superstar Homecoming/Reunion he chose our great alma beagle-basset Tucks (aka @ Weekend: Oct. 23-24 1985 mater. I have enjoyed seeing TucksAlmighty). Cheers, the campus and friends everybody, and see y’all on 30th Reunion who work there during the the Interwebs!” 1994 Homecoming/Reunion various pre-acceptance visits, Ted Russell just started Weekend: Oct. 23-24 receptions, etc. And I hope coaching 8th-grade football Reporter: Judy Brown Reporter: Julia Weaver to be on campus more during at his high school alma [email protected] [email protected] the next four years and hope mater, Marist, after having Matt Hardin has opened John Barnes and Linda to see some of you there as completed his 21st year of his own firm, Matt Hardin have become empty-nesters well. 30th reunion coming teaching in Georgia public Law, PLLC in Nashville. The after 21 years of having up?” schools. He currently teaches focus of his practice is children at home. Their Ed Scott and his wife, third and fourth grade plaintiff car wrecks, truck oldest son, Austin, graduated Mimi, defying science, ESOL and social studies at wrecks, medical malpractice, from the United States Air welcomed son number three, Idlewood E.S. in Tucker, GA. personal injury, and wrongful Force Academy in Colorado Dashiell Reed. They are still He has also coached soccer death matters. He practices Springs, CO, in May and, in Austin enjoying the Texas for 10 years, including nine law throughout all three as a newly minted 2nd hill country. at Tri Cities High School grand divisions of the state lieutenant, will be reporting in East Point, GA, as the of Tennessee. Matt Hardin to Keesler AFB for further varsity boys’ head soccer Law has offices in Nashville, training as a cyber warfare 1987 coach, with three of his teams Lebanon, and Cookeville, officer. Their youngest son, making the state playoffs. TN. He was previously a Andrew, graduated from Reporter: Mimi Swords Fondren He also coached soccer partner at Rudy, Wood, McGill-Toolen Catholic [email protected] and football for one year at Winstead, Williams, and High School in Mobile, AL, I’m positively bursting Chamblee High School and Hardin, PLLC. in May and, in early July, with joy to share this glorious was a basketball, track, and reported to the United States news! Nathan Tipton and Paul cross-country coach for two Merchant Marine Academy Foster were married on June years at the Galloway School, in Kings Point, NY, to begin 28 at The Chapel of Love in where he worked as a middle his collegiate career. the Mall of America in scenic grades assistant from 1987- Helen Reineke-Wilt sends Bloomington, MN. Nathan 1989. Coach Russell has been this message: “I am happy to reports, “We were delighted married for eight years to report that my son, Murphy, that several Rhodies were able Fulton County teacher Grace will be attending Rhodes to make the trip, including Russell, who is a native of this fall in the Class of 2018! Class of 1987 representatives London. Ted’s father, the late

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Class Notes ’14.indd 66 10/30/14 2:54 PM Jeremy, welcomed their third continues to teach and advise emphasis in higher education daughter, Kathleen Julia pre-law students. and nonprofit leadership at 1995 Ellis, in May 2014. the University of Central James Harr writes, “My Arkansas. Through her 20th Reunion wife, son Oliver, and I moved 1998 doctoral research, Hunter Homecoming/Reunion to Chattanooga, TN, earlier explored the role of Weekend: Oct. 23-24 this summer. We made Reporter: Amanda Grebe university leadership in civic Reporter: Sarah Sears this ‘leap of faith’ for two Tamburrino engagement within private [email protected] reasons: 1) to be closer to [email protected] liberal arts institutions. In June, Christina family here in the area and 2) Kristen Rauschkolb Herde Hunter serves as the executive Huntington began a new I accepted a teaching job at and her husband, Andreas, director of development at position as user experience The McCallie School, where live a few minutes from the the University of Central analyst/interaction designer I will be a choral and vocal Rhine River in Düsseldorf, Arkansas. She and her with Lokion in Memphis. instructor.” Germany. They are proud husband, Mark Goodman, Andrea Dexter married Ned Crystal just recently to announce the birth of the live in Conway, AR. David Smith on March competed in his first Crossfit first child, Colton “Colt” 22, 2014, at St. Francis Masters’ Competition, Andreas Jens Henry Herde, Xavier Catholic Church in placing sixth in his age on Sept. 9, 2013. They 2000 Birmingham, AL. Andrea is division. Having had absolutely adore this precious a fourth-grade teacher at Our stage 3 cancer twice in gift that brings them so very 15th Reunion Lady of Sorrows Catholic the past seven years, Ned much joy. Kristen departed Homecoming/Reunion School. writes that he wants to corporate executive life some Weekend: Oct. 23-24 help others be more fit and time ago and now has her Reporter: Nicki North Baxley healthy, so he’s pursuing own business consulting [email protected] 1996 the Crossfit coaching route global companies on human Shelby Thompson and her and completed the first resource matters and change husband, Mike, welcomed Reporter: Jennifer Larson level of the training. “I have management, delivering William Reed on May 9, [email protected] seen tremendous gains and leadership training, and 2014. Big brother Jack (5) R. Kemp Conrad was rewards in my own health facilitating events. In July and big sister Mary (4) are inducted into Lambda Alpha and fitness level and look she will also complete her loving their little brother, International, the honorary forward to impacting others certification as an executive Will. society for the advancement with the same improvements coach at Columbia University Andrew Shulman and his of land economics. and enjoyment of the culture in New York, NY. wife, Megan, welcomed their Frank Burhart and and camaraderie that is a part For the third year in a row, first child, Calvin Nathan, Amanda Garrigan-Burhart of this lifestyle,” he writes. Chirag Chauhan has been on July 30, 2014. Andrew ’97 welcomed a son, Francis recognized by Memphis continues to be the judicial Joseph, on Feb. 19, 2014. Business Quarterly as a power assistant to the federal As of fall 2014, Carrie Lee 1997 player in financial planning. magistrate judge in Jackson, O’Dell is a full-time lecturer This prestigious award not TN. in the First-Year Writing John Weeden authored Art only recognizes bringing At the end of June, the program at Montclair State Matters: Life Lessons in Arts strong credentials to the table Rev. Jessica L. Anschutz said University in Montclair, Leadership, A-Z, an almanac but also the gift of making farewell to Central Valley NJ, where she teaches of short essays designed to clients feel comfortable and UMC after three wonderful freshman composition and guide those who work in confident in their decisions. years of ministry. As of July 1, playwriting courses and the realm of public art and He is currently a partner Jessica serves as the lead pastor serves on the Live Literature community-based practices. at The Barnett Group and of the Cooperative Parish committee. She’s also serving The book is available on Barnett Financial Group of Putnam Valley, which as dramaturgy for Richard Amazon and Kindle. and serves as its director of includes four congregations. Schechner’s Imagining Carrie Archie Russell and financial services. She is currently pursing a O, which makes its U.S. her husband, Jonathan, are doctorate in ministry in premiere as part of Montclair proud to report that they church leadership excellence State’s Peak Performances welcomed a son, Chester 1999 at Wesley Theological series in September. Archie Russell, on April 29, Seminary. Jenny Schroeder 2013. Brian and Kate Maffei Reporter: Leigh Powell Kristin Kleber Sistos and recently accepted a new job McGuinness ’98 were present Mayfield Armando welcomed their as the counselor for Scotland at Archie’s baptism. Carrie [email protected] son, Cruz, to the world on Park Elementary in Wichita now serves as the director of Dr. Hunter Phillips March 25. They are adjusting Falls, TX. undergraduate studies for the Goodman recently completed to their new (lack of) sleep Mary Kent Harrison political science department her doctoral degree in schedule and are incredibly Ellis and her husband, at Vanderbilt University and leadership studies with an proud new parents! After

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be overseeing all of the volunteer fundraising efforts 2003 across the undergraduate, graduate, and professional Reporter: Lindsay Rouse schools. Previously, she served [email protected] as the director of classes and Emily Boggs writes, “I volunteer engagement for the got married on June 28 to undergraduate population. William Walker in New Orleans. Kristin Rishoi, Megan McComas, and Liz 2004 Porras were bridesmaids, and Victoria Montgomery Cullum Reporter: Kyle Russ was at the wedding. Also, [email protected] Margaret Works Yerkovich Writing this update, I ’07 was there. We live in recognize that it was 10 Houston, TX. I work at years ago that we, the Class Despite threatening storm clouds and a rain delay, members of the Atlanta Chapter enjoyed pre-game festivities and one another’s company Salient Partners in wealth of 2004, were packing at the Atlanta Braves game on Aug. 9. Front row, from left to right: Kelly management, and William is up to leave 2000 North Parry ’12, Georgia Loftis ’14, Lindsay Recknagel ’13, Dianne Loftis ’15, finishing up his second year Parkway for the last time as Allison Griffin Bittel ’98, and Elizabeth Fairman ’98. Back row, from left of the MBA program at Rice students. And while I still to right: Barnett Edelen ’01, Kate Strother ’03, Patrick Crouch ’06, Taylor University.” wish they hadn’t kicked us Fairman ’97, Phil Bittel ’98, and Bill Loftis P’14, P’15. Amanda Womack out, every issue, through your Haley and her husband, posts, I’m reminded of what Cruz’s arrival, Kristin decided championship soccer team David, recently moved to an energetic, interesting, and to leave Gallup and start her for 10 years. Denver, CO, where they are well-rounded group we are. own consulting business. As enjoying the weather and For example, Daniel Head a Gallup-certified strengths frequent visits from friends continues his development coach, she is working with 2002 and family, including Melinda work in Afghanistan and has companies to maximize Phillips and Erin Gabbert had time to take vacation their human capital using a Reporter: Shannon Cian Lindberg ’04. Amanda is now in Jordan and Egypt this strengths-based approach and [email protected] preparing for the launch of summer. He’s also training coaching individuals to help Since November 2013 her first book, Barren Among to run the Ragnar relay from them tap into their natural Shannon Cian has been the Fruitful: Navigating San Francisco to Napa Valley, talents. serving on the founding Infertility with Hope, where he will visit with Brynn Fisher Cleveland board of a forthcoming Wisdom, and Patience. It will Megan Murphy Brown. moved to New Orleans, K-6 charter school to serve be available in stores Speaking of, Megan and LA, in July and accepted a the New Orleans East and online Oct. 7 from Kevin Brown are proud to position as dean of students in community, Foundation HarperCollins Christian announce that Waverly the Upper School of Academy Preparatory Charter School. Publishers. Clare-Thaxton Brown was of the Sacred Heart. Her The school received charter Cindy Hallums married Jeff born July 11, weighing in husband will be practicing authorization from the Broom on May 3, 2014, in at 9 pounds, 8 ounces and law in the area. Their son, Orleans Parish School Board Clarksville, TN. Cindy and measuring 21.5 inches long Harry, just turned two years this July and will welcome its Jeff met at The University of (note quite as tall as her pops, old and is keeping them very first class of kindergartners Chicago, live in Chicago, and but she’ll grow!). Megan busy! in August 2015. In the work for Teach For America writes that “Mom, Dad, and transition to a governing Chicago and Chicago Public big brother are all thrilled to board, Shannon will also Schools, respectively. Julie welcome her and in love with 2001 become chair of the board’s Hallums served as maid our new little lady.” Development Committee of honor. Other fellow Down in New Orleans, Reporter: Elisabeth Meyers and looks forward to helping Rhodents in attendance: Peter and Alyson Igoe Yoder make Foundation Prep a Lance and Lauren Ingwersen recently hosted an [email protected] beacon in the community! and Ed Roberts. extravaganza for their dear Josh Klein will serve as the Scott and Beth Guilbert Melinda Phillips was friend John Gordon, who we varsity soccer coach at De Simmons welcomed a son, recently promoted to believe is the first Rhodes Smet Jesuit High School in Scott Roland “Rollie,” July senior director of volunteer College alum to successfully St. Louis, MO. Josh has been 17, 2014. He is adored by big outreach for the Office swim the English Channel. teaching Psychology at De sister Eloise. of Annual Giving at Since I wasn’t invited, I Smet, where he attended high Vanderbilt University. In can’t comment on exactly school and played on the state her new role, she will how much fun it was,

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Class Notes ’14.indd 68 10/30/14 2:54 PM but in John’s honor, Peter Dill, and Katie Maxwell have the Southland Athletic Vanderbilt, Elizabeth Maxey and Alyson hired Better an annual summer “girls Conference in August 2014. recently accepted a position Than Ezra to headline the trip.” This year the team He will manage all media with Community Health reception party, had a dozen ventured off to Cancun, services, including statistics, Systems as their new manager mini horses (for the kids of Mexico, for a little partying publications, website, social of fee schedule and managed course), and a foam-covered and relaxation (some people media platforms, conference care. dance floor. Alyson says that, will just never grow up—and records and championship Jackie Ruick McCrary not surprisingly, Gordon got I don’t blame them!). But duties. High fives, Mr. Hipp. moved to St. Louis in lost in the foam, so many of after a couple of wrong turns Eliza Hanson graduated December. She and her the 400 guests who attended and Katie’s refusal to ask for in May 2014 from the husband welcomed their (in his honor) never even directions, the girls got on University of Texas-Austin second baby boy, Griffin got to congratulate him in the wrong beach trail and with a masters of science Charles McCrary, born July person! found themselves in a little in social work. She will 4, 2014. In Alabama (Fairhope), trouble… Thankfully, Jenny be staying in Austin and Claire Tyler Jain and Aman Katherine Goldman and her Dill doesn’t pack light and accepted a position at a Jain welcomed a son, Makai, husband, Matt, welcomed had plenty of pesos hidden in nursing home as director of in April 2014. Among family baby number two in her kaboodle, so the merry social services. members who welcomed December. Gaines Henry band was only temporarily After moving back to Makai at his birth in Austin, arrived about a week before delayed by the banditos. The Memphis last year, Nicole TX, were his aunt Sumati his big sister’s (Brooks) two- rest of the trip turned out to Lazo has returned to her Jain ’08 and soon-to-be-uncle year birthday, “so it has been be a success. alma mater and now works Drury Morris ’08. a busy several months for us Lastly, on the academic at Rhodes as the alumni Last but certainly not to say the least!” Katherine front, Dr. Michael Lamb and parent engagement least… Brandon Couillard and writes. Just down the road, writes that he finished a PhD coordinator. Kudos, Lazo! Katharine Etchen joyfully John Wade and Mandy in politics from Princeton in Lisa Harsch was recently welcomed a daughter and Haggerty Therrell report that July and will be returning to promoted and accepted the future Lynx cat field hockey all is well in Daphne, AL. Oxford to join the Faculty position of district manager player, Virginia Laney John Wade is a commercial of Theology and Religion as for Farmers Insurance for Couillard, on Aug. 8, 2014, lender with IberiaBank and a post-doctoral fellow with West Tennessee. in New York City. was recently recognized as the McDonald Centre for Katie Jameson is Carrie Weiners married one of “Mobile’s 40 under Theology, Ethics, and Public certainly making it rain. Joshua Meyer on Feb. 22, 40.” Mandy is a busy stay- Life. Great job, Dr. Lamb. She was awarded a NIGMS 2014, at The Durham at-home mom to their two And all is well for yours Biomedical Technology Museum in Omaha, daughters, Avery (4) and truly. I took a nice vacation Research Resource NE. Josh is the systems Adair (20 months). to Austria and Germany Collaborative Proposal administrator for the City of In New York City, Emily this summer, where I hit the Award and was invited Lincoln Police Department, Sottile was promoted highlights of Salzburg (Sound to the NCI Early Stage in Lincoln, NE. As for to director of the Sacred of Music tour included) and Investigators in Cancer Carrie, she is moving into her Space Studio at Evergreen Berchtesgaden. If you’ve Systems Biology Steering seventh year as the curator Architects. There, she never heard of the latter, look Committee Meeting at The at the Durham and is oversees an impressive it up. Both beautiful and Broad Institute of Harvard. loving every minute of it! cathedral renewal in fascinating. She was also recently selected The couple bought a house Brooklyn that includes Until next time, please as this year’s Rhodes College in Gretna, NE (halfway hundreds of new murals keep the news coming. We Young Alumni of the Year. between Lincoln and and was recently featured love it. –ckyle Katie accepted the award at Omaha), which they share in the New York Times and Homecoming in October. with their four “fur-babies:” Departures Magazine. Danny Heine and his wife Pepper, Stinks, Skittles, and Stacy Sidle also has some 2005 welcomed their first baby— Casper. news to report. In the last Liam Daniel—born July 24, Matt Wilson recently began year, “I quit teaching and 10th Reunion 2014. The threesome then a new position as program moved to College Park, Homecoming/Reunion moved to the Atlanta/Sandy manager at the Open Society MD, and am in my second Weekend: Oct. 23-24 Springs area of Georgia. Foundations in the Global year working on my PhD Reporters: Brandon Couillard Jordan Wood opined from Drug Policy Program in aerospace engineering, [email protected] the golf course on behalf (GDPP). GDPP works studying helicopters at the Molly Fitzpatrick of his better half, Krista globally and seeks to end the University of Maryland.” [email protected] Dewitt Wood, noting that war on drugs and promote Good luck Stacy! Calhoun Hipp, a native of she started a new job with health-based approaches to Julie Clary, Amber Shaw, Columbia, SC, was promoted Bayer Properties as a leasing drug policy. Matt still resides Whitney Garman, Vanessa to assistant commissioner associate. in Brooklyn, NY, and is Kosloski, Katie Walsh, Jenny for communications for After eight years at loving it!

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Yet another Rhodes Class Sally Tomlinson nee and healthy! Art. Bridesmaids included of ’05 alum sealed the deal! Stinchfield and her husband, In November 2013 Tyler Colly Scott Beecherl, Betsy On June 7, 2014, Laura Darryl, had a baby girl Smith passed the Texas bar Duckett Harris, Hallye Hall Gray Teekell married John named Cora Lynn Tomlinson and soon began working at Perkins, and Margaret Works McCann in Shreveport, on Dec. 27, 2013. Nabors Industries, an oil Yerkovich. Ellie Wigodsky LA. They live in Memphis, Rob Gunn just moved to and gas company. Tyler also ’06 was a member of Sarah’s where Laura works for the Houston, TX, and is working let me know that he has house party. Other alumni Dixon Gallery and Gardens for Purple Land Management recently purchased a home in attendance included Scott and John is a partner at the on downtown Main in Houston. Lots of exciting Bayer, Caroline Fabacher ’06, law firm of Burch, Porter Street. He is hoping that life changes for Tyler! Cassie Ortiz, and Tyler Smith. & Johnson. Anna Teekell in the big city treats him well. Amy Moore Cresswell Sarah and Michael met in Hays ’01, Doug Halijan, Rene Lori Holyfield has left and James Cresswell, Jr. D.C. but currently reside in Weller Ulm, Meredith Jones her previous law firm to married on April 26 in the groom’s hometown of Kingsley, Katherine Carter join Douglass & Runger in Memphis at Independent Virginia Beach, VA, where Files, Thayer Hutcheson Bartlett, TN. She continues Presbyterian Church. Anne- they are both teachers. Catchings, and Elizabeth to practice primarily in Marie Crifasi, Karolina Sarah received a master’s Winkelmann ’04 took part in the areas of divorce, child Grabowicz ’09, Rebecca in teaching from American the wedding—and almost custody, and child support, Rieger Greer ’10, and Abby University in 2012, and too many Rhodes kids to and she loves (almost) every Walsh served as bridesmaids, Michael is currently pursuing list were in attendance: minute of it. On a more and Dr. Carole Choate a master’s in independent Michael Ulm, Erin Fleischer, personal note, Lori and her Blakenship ’85 and Jimmy school leadership from Leigh Coburn Flood, Dani husband, Farris, welcomed Cornfoot ’07 sang for the Peabody College at Ray Barton, Travis Cox, Molly their second daughter, ceremony. Amy reports that Vanderbilt University. Williams and Eli Logan, Hadassah Celeste Holyfield, guests were able to enjoy Elizabeth Story has quite Nicole Lazo, Dayna Baer into the world on July 30, watching the sunset on the the adventure ahead: she Word, Anne Rain Tanner, Liz 2014. Farris, Lori, and big mighty Mississippi from the is relocating to Bangalore, Cunningham Schwab, and sister, Emmanuella “Ella” reception at The Peabody India, for the next three Calhoun Hipp. Grace, are overjoyed with the Hotel rooftop. Other Rhodes years. While there, Elizabeth After 3.5 years at new addition to the family! alumni and faculty in will train local Christians, JPM, Joanna Young attendance were Dr. Tom mentor younger women on Ridgway found a new gig Bryant, Dr. Matthew Cain, her team, and work with and recently joined Fifth 2007 Warren Campbell ’08, Julie various organizations in the Third Bank as director of Clary ’04, Ted Davis ’89, city that help women and international client coverage. Reporter: Mollie Briskman Whitney Faust ’10, Missy children overcome poverty. In this role, she is focused Montelaro Flinn ’05, Nicole Goette ’08, on large corporate European [email protected] Mary Milam Granberry ’08, companies and United States Jamie Underwood Andy Greer, Dr. James Harr 2008 subsidiaries in Texas. She recently accepted a position ’96, Dr. Coutenay Harter, is tasked to develop and as director of marketing Dr. Ross Hilliard, Natasha Reporter: Madoline Markham maintain relationships communications at Alertus Jain ’08, Molly Williams [email protected] with CFO’s/CEO’s of these Technologies in the ’06 and Eli Logan ’04, Rene Evan Williams married companies in Europe and Washington D.C. area. Orth, Tracy Vezina Patterson Jaclyn Beesley on June Texas and provide corporate Crystal Jessee Baker and ’84, Heather Ross ’08, 21, 2014, in downtown debt and other banking her husband, Jon, welcomed Tatiana Cerna Taylor, Katie Cleveland, OH. Matt Beesley solutions. In other news, she their first baby, William Walsh ’04, and Toney Walsh and Richard Hurd were and her husband are still Bryan, on March 19. ’09. The newlyweds enjoyed members of the wedding trying to find time to According to Crystal, Baby a honeymoon in Jamaica and party. decorate the townhome they Will is healthy and loves are settled now at home in Alexandra Figari married bought last September, as chewing on anything he can downtown Memphis. Amy Coleman Easley July 12, they spend most of their find. The three Bakers and is assistant vice president at 2014, in Dallas. Bridesmaids spare time traveling to their dog, Buster, reside in Regions Bank, and Jamey included Lauren Kimbrough destinations such as Seattle, Terre Haute, IN. is a partner at Petkoff & Cowan, Morgan Willard Maine, Vancouver, and In other baby news, Laura Feigelson law firm. Crouch, Carrie Menist Mexico! Ann and Joey Daly are very One more wedding to Grunkemeyer, and Elyssa happy to announce the birth report! Sarah Galpern and Rubertino Yantis. Alexandra of their daughter, Christian Michael Via Jr. married also began SMU Law School 2006 Barnett Daly. Christian July 12, in Washington, this August. joined the Daly family on D.C., at Christ Church, Miles Garriott recently Reporter: Caroline King Willson April 16. Proud Papa Joey Georgetown, with a reception completed the MBA program [email protected] reports that everyone is happy at the Corcoran Gallery of at Tulane University’s A.B.

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Class Notes ’14.indd 70 10/30/14 2:54 PM Freeman School of Business. Casey Roman reports Miles and Megan Cian Gariott “two failed engagements, still live in New Orleans with rising debt, general career their crazy lab, Brinkley, who frustration, a continued agrees with his parents that inability to lose those last 5 the Saints are heading to the pounds, and the first report Super Bowl this year. of gray hairs. Go Lynx!” Dr. Taylor Butker Zeglam Karina Van Sickle moved to and her husband graduated Nashville and started a new from medical school in job at Vanderbilt Stallworth Arkansas in the spring. Rehabilitation Hospital as a In June, they celebrated physical therapist. two years of marriage and Morgan Willard Crouch moved to Gainesville, FL, and her husband, George, to start medical residency welcomed their son, George at the University of Florida. “Mac” McAlpin Crouch III A page out of GQ magazine? No, just members of the Memphis Chapter “Chomp chomp!” she writes. on April 17, 2014. modeling their summer seersucker fashions at the annual opening night Natasha Jain recently Amy DeLong married Chad reception at the Germantown Charity Horse Show on June 3. From left traveled to Peru with a close Conrad on June 28, 2014, in to right: Mathew Jehl ’13, Andy Greer ’09, Brian Barbeito ’02, Stanton friend for a four-day, 40-mile Washington, D.C. Following Brown ’14, Victor Evans ’08, Joseph Crone ’09, and Justin Lee ’13. Salkantay trek to Machu a honeymoon in Greece, Picchu. “We trekked through they live in D.C., where all types of terrain at altitudes Chad works as an operations second World Cup this Larry Hurd graduated in up to 16,000 feet and slept research analyst and summer in Brazil. They May 2014 from Christian in 0 degree weather between lieutenant in the U.S. Coast attended three matches, Brothers University with a snow-capped mountains,” she Guard, and Amy is finishing including the 2-1 USA win master of arts in teaching writes. “It was an absolutely grad school at Georgetown. over Ghana game. with a concentration in breath-taking scenario Matthew Breeden and Jane Metters LaBarbara special education modified and an unreal experience Laura Hamper welcomed married Kirk LaBarbara K-12. He was formerly a with unadulterated natural their second child, Margaret in Putnam County, WV, teacher, counselor, and beauty and no technological “Maisy” Irene Breeden, on on May 24, 2014. Fellow special education assistant connection to civilization. April 15, 2014. Matthew Rhodents (and former at Nicholas Hobbs Academy Even after extensive training reports that they are all college roommates!) Shannon at Youth Villages but is now before the journey, this happy and healthy. King and Stephanie Cassel a special education teacher was the most rewarding Daniel ’07 and Andrea ’10 served as bridesmaids. with Shelby County Schools. and physically demanding Moore Jones welcomed a Additional support and Larry is also the owner of the adventure I have done, where baby boy, Wilson, on May 7, decorating skills were newly established Power Pro I pushed myself like never 2014. provided by Rhodent-guests Pressure Washing, LLC in before. Am I glad I did it? Lindsay Johnson ’08, Laura Memphis, TN, specializing Absolutely. Would I ever do it Owensby ’08, and Joanie in residential and commercial again? Probably not, but you 2009 Williams ’12. Fun fact: Laura, cleaning of properties. never know.” Jane, Stephanie, and Joanie Lauren Rodriguez Brill Evelyn Plumb married Kelsey Griffith make up four generations was offered a teaching Captain Jonathan Bush kelsey.dean.griffith@gmail. of their Alpha Omicron Pi contract in San Diego this (USMC) on May 25, 2014, in com family! past August after completing Beaufort, SC. The newlywed With five years of life Onalee Carson and Cory her credentials in May. She couple then moved to after college under our belts, Edwards were married on will be teaching fourth Quantico, VA, where they members of the Class of 2009 July 3, 2014, at Yellowstone grade during the 2014-2015 hope to visit with many are hitting huge milestones National Park. Along with academic school year. Rhodes graduates in the D.C. in their lives. Whether it’s close family, a small herd of Anthony Siracusa will area, including Jessie Adair marriage, children, or big elk made their way to the begin the second year of a and Alex Heit. adventures, our class covers ceremony as well! Onalee and PhD program in history at Daniel Sturtevant moved it all. Cory reside in Springfield, Vanderbilt University this to the United Kingdom Ellie Kate Cameron was OR. fall. He is preparing for his this fall to pursue a master’s born healthy and happy Our class has lots of comprehensive exams in degree in behavioral to Dougal and Carrie Tahu great academic and career modern American history economics at the University Cameron on July 17, 2014. success to share, as well with a focus on civil rights of Warwick. “Groovy people The family lives in Houston. (no doubt thanks to the and social movements. are encouraged to visit,” he Andy Foss-Grant ’10 and superb academic training we Anthony continues to serve writes. Jim Kingman went to their received at Rhodes). as the president of Bike

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Dr. Jenna Smith defended a PhD in nuclear physics from Michigan State University 2011 in June and is moving to Vancouver to start a postdoc Reporter: Grace Weil this fall. [email protected] Jenny Gernon is Joe Svejkosky and Anna now working in sales Laymon just celebrated administration at BBP Sales, their one-year wedding a local company in Baton anniversary—special Rouge, LA. thanks to all their friends Steven Strasberg graduated who made the trip to the summa cum laude from Hogwarts inspired wedding. the University of Georgia Anna recently finished a School of Law and started master’s degree in women’s as an associate at Troutman studies from the University Sanders LLP in Atlanta. of Cincinnati, where she Alycia Hayne has been learned how to dismantle working at Gifted Healthcare the patriarchy. She is now for the last six months and working for the nonprofit Attending their second FIFA World Cup tournament together, Andy was recently promoted to Women Helping Women, Foss-Grant ’10 and Jim Kingman ’09 model their team colors just before staffing manager of the and Joe just became a first the kickoff of the USA vs. Ghana game on June 16 at Arena das Dunas in SouthShore Division. She is lieutenant in the US Air Force. Natal, Brazil. Team USA was victorious and the celebration ensued. living in New Orleans. Liz Moak graduated from Lucy Coolidge, Abby Mississippi State University Wynne Lenneberg, and Alycia with an MS in counselor Walk Tennessee, a statewide by Cole Swensen. She is also recently traveled to St. Tropez education in May. She advocacy group committed an active member of the and enjoyed the blue water accepted a position at to transforming Tennessee Upright Citizens Brigade and delightful cuisine. Hendrix College as area into the best state for biking community in New York Following his leadership coordinator in July and began and walking in the south. City. in the successful turn- work later that month. She He also serves on an advisory Lindsay Plunk received around of the municipal wrote, “I may wear Warrior committee for Revolutions an MS in archaeology from animal shelter programs for orange, but I’m still a Lynx Community Bicycle Shop. the University of Memphis Houston, which warranted Cat until I die!” Revolutions is raising capital in May 2014 and became the proclamation of Dec. 11, Rachel Robinson has funds for a quarter-million- a registered professional 2013, as “Ian Todd Day” by been working for the Latin dollar expansion that will archaeologist in July 2014. the mayor of Houston and American Library at Tulane enhance bicycle-based Cord McLean left Texas other acclaims, Ian Todd is and will be participating in education and outreach A&M University and started now advising the Leadership teachNOLA for the 2014- in Memphis. Although he his new role as the associate Programs for the Center of 2015 school year. She will lives primarily in Nashville, director for leadership Student Involvement at the be teaching honors-level Anthony also plays bass in development in the Center University of Houston while Spanish at a high school in the long-time Memphis- for Leadership and Civic pursuing an MEd in higher New Orleans after spending based band, Pezz. The band Engagement at the University education administration the summer doing teacher plans to release their fifth of South Florida on Sept. 2, and supervision. training. full-length album, “More 2014. Continue your success, Dev Varma is currently Than You Have to Give Us,” Emi McFarlen finished a Class of 2009, and we hope pursuing an MFA in creative this fall. Dates for the record master’s in science education you enjoyed our fifth-year writing at the University of release show were posted on at the University of reunion at homecoming Notre Dame. He’s got one the band’s Facebook page in Massachusetts at Amherst in this year! more year left, after which it’s early September. May 2014. back to the drawing board. Earlier this year, Rebecca Dr. Noah Pittman recently Mandi and Austin Freeman Bates was promoted to completed a doctorate 2010 are moving to Chicago in assistant editor at Architectural in public policy at the August, where Austin will Digest. This fall, her poetry University of Arkansas. This Fifth Reunion begin a PhD in systematic will appear in Gigantic fall, Noah will begin his new Homecoming/Reunion theology at Trinity Magazine’s first comedy position as the assistant dean Weekend: Oct. 23-24 Evangelical Divinity School. issue, as well as the inaugural of recruitment and retention He is also writing a book edition of Best American for the University of Arkansas dealing with the dichotomy Experimental Writing, edited Honors College. of our union with Adam and

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Class Notes ’14.indd 72 10/30/14 2:54 PM union with Christ (about 170 Liz Bingham is a public Laurie Clotworthy is pages so far). Mandi has been relations specialist at Brown- currently working in New promoted to senior project Forman Corporation in 2012 Orleans as a sales assistant for manager at Axiom Research, Louisville, KY. She has been Entercom Communications, a world-leading market with the company for almost Reporter: Kelly Parry one of the largest radio research test facility owned three years and hopes to rhodesclassnews2012@gmail. conglomerates in the U.S. She by Rhodes alum and former continue to grow her career com recently opened her own professor Michael Rollosson there. Emily Wehby writes: “I shop on Etsy.com, an online ’77. Their flat-coated After graduation, Trent am currently doing research marketplace for handmade retriever, Henry, is also doing Schill entered the Air Force coordination for the National and vintage items, to sell very well and is a good boy, as an officer and was assigned Science Foundation at her artwork and jewelry. yes he is. to Wright-Patterson Air Force Vanderbilt University’s School In August, she was scouted Jami King is finishing Base, where he worked in the of Engineering’s research and selected to be a featured up her first year at the Air Force Research Labs. He institute, ISIS. Additionally, accessory designer for an Harvard School of Public was involved in projects to I am the curatorial intern at artist showcase put on by Health in the two-year develop visualizations of data the Parthenon in Nashville. R AW Artists, an international master program in global for operators and analysts Having formally closed my art movement started by health and population. This to use. In September 2013, school year as a teacher, I’m artists for artists. summer she worked on he was promoted to first happy to say that I will return This fall, Hannah Emery research projects on malaria lieutenant. On June 1, 2014, in the fall as a student. I began working towards prevention in Odisha, India, he was assigned to work at will be pursuing an MBA/ a PhD in counseling and on violence prevention the United States Air Force MA in arts administration psychology at the University programming through the Academy. He is working in at Southern Methodist of Memphis. She is also Institute for Public Health in the Cadet Training Division, University. This also means working at Rhodes as a Cuernavaca, Mexico. helping develop curriculum that I will spend the fall of graduate assistant/study Will Patterson has been for and teach the required 2015 studying at Bocconi abroad advisor with the working as the offensive classes every cadet must take University in Milan, Italy! I’m Buckman Center for graduate assistant football prior to commissioning as very much looking forward to International Education. coach at Mercer University an officer upon graduation. this new challenge.” Colin Fleck is living in Los in Macon, GA, coaching the Trent hopes that his fellow As an ensign in the United Angeles and seeking a degree tight ends. He will finish an classmates were able to States Navy, Stan Badger is in illustration at Art Center MBA from Mercer in the fall, understand his update currently forward deployed to College of Design. and was promoted to full- because he knows “Air Force Fifth Fleet/the Persian Gulf Jordan Gilmore is now time tight ends coach starting stuff is a totally different on the USS Bataan as part a licensed master social July 1, 2014. world.” of the Bataan Amphibious worker and is working as a Sebastien Hammacher After finishing an MPH at Ready Group. Nick Badger is nephrology social worker at recently quit his job in Emory, Andrew Millis moved deployed in the same group Davita Dialysis in Atlanta. Sydney, Australia, as a back to Memphis for a year on the USS Mesa Verde. A master of military marketing manager and and worked on applications Jonathan Berube and acronyms, Brittany Grey moved back to Germany to medical school while fiancée Brittney Humbach is currently deployed in for a few months to live working as an ER scribe. recently bought a house in support of Operation with his parents. He is After spending a year back Pearland, TX, and invite all Enduring Freedom. She is currently planning to in Memphis with old friends Rhodents to visit! working for the United States apply to grad schools for and his fiancée, he has moved Emily Bird and Stephen Army Central Command an MBA program in 2015. to Chicago to begin medical Cohen ’11 were married in (USARCENT) under a three- In August/September he school at the University of June. Friends Hugh Barber star general command. She embarked on a round-the- Chicago. ’11, Jane Barrilleaux, is the officer in charge (OIC) world trip for a year, visiting Grace Weil began a master’s and Veronica Alix were of the Rest and Recuperation friends in Europe, Asia, and of nonprofit administration at attendants. Leave Program for the America. This may include the University of Notre Dame, Ansley Blalock recently entire United States Central you, if you’re lucky! where she spent much of her started a job in human Command (USCENTCOM) Aaron Michelsohn ’10 and summer studying in close resources with the London Area of Responsibility (AOR) Katie Morgan were married proximity to religious figures office of Latham and and serves as a plans and on July 4, 2014. They famous for their football Watkins, an international operations officer within the honeymooned in Mexico, and signals (talking about you, law firm known for its Command Operations and most of the Rhodes Activities Touchdown Jesus). Grace work in global warming/ Integration Center. Board from their school years hopes to “save the world” environmental issues, Islamist Regan Humphrey graduated was in attendance . . . at the in the very near future with finance, corporate finance, from Vanderbilt University wedding, not the honeymoon. prominent Notre Dame and more. in May with a master’s degree alumnus, President Jed Bartlet. in special education. She is

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At the start of this year, at the University of Miami. Cat Rickenbacker moved This summer, Kristin back to Memphis and Wilkinson began working now works for Medtronic at Rhodes in the Office of Spine Headquarters in Development as reunion sales operations. She also program and gift officer. volunteers at LeBonheur as Katherine Williford was a baby hugger and was recently promoted to be the recently accepted into the corporate and foundation Junior League. relations coordinator at Carrie Saracini recently Harvesters Community Food completed a master’s in Network and reports that, communication, culture, and though the satisfactory adult technology at Georgetown choir remains at large, she is University. She also adopted living the Midwest dream: a retired greyhound named eating corn and taking names. Duke. Last spring, Keyana Memphis-area current students and incoming first-years enjoyed the Simms Rogers Schnorf Williams completed an MEd views from the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River during their and her husband, Stephen, in clinical mental health Summer Send-Off reception at the beautiful home of Lisa and Louis recently made a big move to counseling from North Jehl, parents of Mathew ’13. Front row, left to right: Chelsea Dezfuli Ft. Richardson, AK. Since Carolina State University. ’18, Alexis Franklin ’18 (daughter of Jerome Franklin ’89), Jack Morrison moving, they have enjoyed Owen Worley recently ’17, Isabelle Campbell ’15, Tierney Linville ’17, Haley Cremerius ’18, and hiking with their dogs and switched to finance to work Kristin Kuehner ’18. Second row, left to right: Drew Flaherty ’18, Josh Jerles ’15, and Reggie Eskridge ’18. checking out the wildlife, as in business valuation at well as eating lots of salmon Deloitte Transactions & and moose. Business Analytics LLP. He is now working as a teacher at Memphis. She trains and Happy to be free of his currently studying to obtain Currey Ingram Academy in coaches novice TFA teachers previous “soulless” email- his chartered financial analyst Brentwood, TN. in Shelby County Schools. marketing job, Remick certification. Ariel Kimmel is currently Leanne Naramore recently Smothers is living the dream Carolina Sánchez-Hervás working as the coordinator moved back to Washington, operating FlyTimesDC, an completed a master’s degree of volunteer and outreach D.C., to work for Media independent fly-fishing in food studies at New services for The Lighthouse Matters for America as its guide service on the Potomac York University in May and of Houston, a private online engagement associate. River. He is also the outdoor relocated with her husband nonprofit agency that assists John Payne recently marketing coordinator– to Miami in the fall. She individuals who are blind finished his year of service as fishing for Under Armour. recently launched her food and visually impaired to live an AmeriCorps member at Remick sends the following and lifestyle consulting independently. BRIDGES, Inc. in Memphis. message to anyone who business (carolina-sanchez. Nikko Lagueruela is He is currently living and questions the legitimacy of a com) and is translating currently working towards working part-time at Pilgrim career in fishing-related work: professionally in Spanish, a master’s of science in House Hostel in Cooper “There is money in knowing Italian, Portuguese, and information technology with Young and hopes to continue how to catch fish and look English. a focus on security at Florida recent momentum in his art cool doing it.” International University. career after showing drawings This year, Taylor This fall, Natalie Malouf at Beige, Joel Parsons’ ’07 Stephens was offered a is heading to Bordeaux, queer artspace. sponsorship from Saucony, France, to teach English to Bailey Ramano was the internationally renown high school students with accepted to Rabbinical school running and athletic brand, a teaching program run at Hebrew Union College- and ran the Boston Marathon through the French Ministry Jewish Institute of Religion as a member of the Saucony of Education. in the spring, and this year team. Lauren and Chase Moore she will be studying at HUC- Last May, Elise Suna ’11 welcomed their first child, JIR’s Jerusalem campus before completed an MSEd in Elsie Lawrence Moore, into returning to Cincinnati to marriage and family therapy the world on June 17, 2014. complete the next four years Elizabeth Monda is working of her studies to become a for Teach for America rabbi. (TFA) as manager of teacher leadership development in

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‘38 Nancy Haygood Ganier VE Day and was assigned and other social issues. she was a member of Tri of Dyersburg, TN, April as head post chaplain at Metropolitan Inter-Faith Delta Sorority. In 1946, she 13, 2014. While living in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. Rev. Association (MIFA) was married Dr. Basil Alexander Memphis, she attended Crill was best known for born out of this effort in Bland, Jr., with whom she Southwestern at Memphis, the years he was a minister 1968. She served as MIFA’s shared 58 happy years. She where her father coached in the Methodist Memphis first chairman of the board. was the office manager for the football team. After Conference, serving seven She was also involved in his medical practice for 10 her marriage, she lived in churches in Memphis. He volunteer work through years. The Blands attended Dyersburg for almost 70 is survived by two children, membership in the Junior daily mass, were devout years. In Dyersburg, Nancy five grandchildren, and three League of Memphis, Les Catholics, leaders in the was an active member of her great-grandchildren. Passees, and the Woman’s Cursillo Movement, and church’s community (First ’41 Vernon Bruce Buchman Exchange. She enjoyed her founding members of St. United Methodist Church). of Memphis, April 3, 2014. later years at Trezevant Anne Catholic Church. Anne She was on the library board, He graduated from Gulf Manor and was a member of was also an active Republican volunteered at the hospital, Coast Military Academy the Arawata Garden Club, and a dedicated poll watcher, and held many offices at the in Gulfport, MS, and the Mid-Day Study Club, and a member of Madonna church. She leaves two sons, Southwestern (Rhodes and the Fortnightly Club. Circle, the bridge club, six grandchildren, and nine College) in Memphis. He She is survived by a sister, and the garden club. She is great-grandchildren. joined the Army Air Corps as Janie V. Paine ’48; a son, survived by her sister, her ’39 Rev. Bruce Alton Crill, a fighter pilot during World Wendell Rowlett Whittemore children, two grandchildren, Jr. of Memphis, TN, June War II. He was a lifelong ’72; three daughters, and two great-grandchildren. 7, 2014. He grew up in parishioner of Idlewild including Diana Whittemore ’44 Beulah Sevier “Bickie” Memphis, where he attended Presbyterian Church and a Jones ’70 and Laura Beth Morris of Memphis, July 31, Central High School, member of the University Whittemore Parker ’71; nine 2014. She was a descendant lettering in football and Club, playing tennis with grandchildren; and four of John Sevier, the first track. Later he received a BA friends well into his 80s. great-grandchildren. governor of Tennessee. degree from Southwestern He was a devoted father ’43 Allen Hearin Hilzheim Bickie was a graduate of (Rhodes College), where and husband, noted for his of Memphis, May 22, 2014. Southwestern (Rhodes he was a member of Kappa wonderful wit. He is survived He was a member of The College) and was a social Alpha Order and was on by his wife, two daughters, Ralph C. Hon Society. Born worker by trade, retiring from the varsity track and debate and a brother. in Little Rock, AR, he had Family Services. She was teams. After graduation, ’42 Wesley Massey Walker, been a Memphis resident a faithful member of First he attended Vanderbilt Jr. of Richmond, VA, March since 1939. During World United Methodist Church in University School of Divinity 16, 2014. He is survived by War II, he served in the U.S. Memphis, where she sang in in Nashville, where he earned his daughter. Navy as an ensign aboard the choir for many years and a BD degree. Several years ’42 Annabelle Paine an aircraft carrier in the held many offices. She was a later, he was presented a Whittemore of Memphis, Pacific. He was a graduate long-time volunteer with the Doctor of Divinity honorary May 10, 2014. She attended of Southwestern (Rhodes women’s prison ministry at degree from Burton College St. Mary’s Episcopal College), where he was a Jail East Church of Memphis. in Colorado. After graduation School and Central High member and president of ’45 Gloria McCormick from Vanderbilt, Bruce School. She was a graduate Kappa Sigma fraternity Larkin of Memphis, April 16, married Nora May Moore of Southwestern (Rhodes and president of his class. 2014. She attended Rhodes in August 1943. Shortly College) where she was a Upon graduation he worked College, was a member thereafter, he enlisted in the member of Mortar Board in the cotton business of Chi Omega Sorority, United States Army, as a field and Chi Omega. An active with his father and later and graduated from the chaplain, where he saw front- communicant of St. Mary’s worked as a manufacturer’s University of Memphis with line non-combatant action, Episcopal Cathedral, she was representative in the retail a nursing degree when she with Patton’s 3rd Army a member of the Vestry and clothing industry. He was a was in her 50s. She worked Corp, during The Battle of president of the Women of communicant of St. Mary’s for Dr. Richard Miller as the Bulge. At the conclusion the Church. In the 1960s, Episcopal Cathedral, where a pediatric nurse for 20 of this historic battle, he she was a pioneer in the he served as a chapter years. She is survived by six assisted other chaplains in social justice movement. member, as chairman of children, 12 grandchildren, officiating over the burials Sensing the growing urban building and grounds, and as 20 great-grandchildren, four of approximately 5,000 issues in Memphis, she parish administrator. nieces, and one nephew. soldiers killed in action, on served on a task force of the ’44 Anne Haaga Bland ’46 Gloria Charlotte land donated by the country Episcopal Church to unite of Memphis, July 10, 2014. Shefsky Kahn of Memphis, of Luxembourg for an churches and synagogues She graduated from Catholic July 20, 2014. She worked American National Military seeking ways the faith High School and attended tirelessly to serve the Cemetery. He returned to community could confront Southwestern (Rhodes community and humanity. the United States following poverty, homelessness, aging, College) for two years, where She was especially active in

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the Memphis Chapter of children, 13 grandchildren, ‘50 Forrest William Walker was a Board Certified Hadassah Women’s Zionist and five great-grandchildren. Flaniken of Louisville, KY, Plastic and Reconstructive Organization, holding ’50 William Jasper July 2, 2014. He was born Surgeon and a diplomat almost every office and Templeton, Jr. of Belvidere, and raised in Memphis, and to the American Board of chairmanship, including TN, May 23, 2014. He graduated from Southwestern Plastic Surgery. He attended chapter president. She was was born in Nashville and (Rhodes College). He Snowden Elementary and also an active member of raised in Memphis, where retired after 42 years with graduated high school from the Southern Region Board he attended Training School McKesson Drug Company, Columbia Military Academy. of Hadassah. Survivors and Central High School. where he was the distribution After graduation he attended include two children, five After serving in the Merchant manager. During World the University of Tennessee at grandchildren, and three Marine during World War War II, he served in India Knoxville and Southwestern great-grandchildren. II, he married Barbara with the Office of Strategic (Rhodes College). He was ’47 Jean Hillman of Bowden, also of Memphis, Services and the Cavalry. He a World War II Veteran Carson City, NV, July 31, and graduated with a degree enjoyed spending time stationed in Austria and 2014. Jean was born and in chemistry from Rhodes with his family, traveling Germany until the end of raised in Memphis, where College. While he and to many countries, playing the war. He then returned she attended Southwestern Barbara raised three children, league tennis, and serving home and attended medical (Rhodes College). She was he worked as a plant manager his church and the City of school, graduating from married to George Hillman, and quality control engineer Thornhill. He was always the University of Tennessee Jr. for 66 years until his at Dixie Wax Paper, Bryce generous, kind, and caring. Medical School with passing in 2012. Jean and Packaging Company, and He is survived by his wife honors in 1953. He helped George raised their family Riegel Paper Corporation, of 63 years, Joanne Zahner to form the plastic surgery in Michigan, where Jean but his passion remained Flaniken ’50; a daughter; two Department at the University owned and operated Hillman farming. Throughout the sons; nine grandchildren; of Tennessee Memphis. He Real Estate. They retired to 1960s he rented farms in the and brothers Ernest ’47 and was on the teaching staff at Florida and then moved to Memphis area and raised Richard ’56 Flaniken. the University of Tennessee Carson City 19 years ago. cattle, starting his herd ’50 James Henry Yates of for Plastic Surgery and also Jean was a long-time member with 10 registered Angus Senatobia, MS, April 24, taught physiology there. of the First Presbyterian heifers he bought from noted 2014. He was a veteran of He was in private practice Church of Carson City. She is Memphian Berry Brooks. World War II, having served for 25 years before retiring survived by a son, a daughter, In 1971, he and Barbara in the Army, and was a and joining the Veteran’s and two grandchildren. moved to Franklin County lifetime South Central Bell Administration Hospital ’49 Carolyn Jane Rier to begin a new life as cattle employee. He was a graduate in 1983 as a physician and Glenn of Memphis, June 16, farmers. To support the of Central High School surgeon in the Spinal Cord 2014. She was a member of farm, Templeton taught and Rhodes College. He is Injury Service until his Trinity Baptist Church in biology and chemistry at survived by his sister, Beverly retirement in 2009. While Southaven, MS, formally Huntland High School, Yates White ’60. in private practice he was on LaBelle Place Baptist Church then moved to Motlow ’50 Virginia Rose Clark of the Active Staff at Baptist of Memphis, TN, where she State Community College, Memphis, April 24, 2014. Memorial Hospital and was served as the pianist and where he coordinated After her family, her greatest on the consulting staff at substitute organist for 25 classes to serve the needs joy was music. At a very St. Joseph, Methodist, St. years. Carolyn also served as of industries in Middle young age, she was declared a Francis, Le Bonheur, and pianist for Victory Singers at Tennessee. After retiring child prodigy for piano. From Doctor’s hospitals. He is Trinity for a number of years. from Motlow, he resumed there, her talent flourished. survived by his wife of almost Carolyn was a wonderful full-time farming, raising She attended Rhodes College 48 years, his daughters, his piano teacher to many. She beef cattle and Appaloosa (at the time, Southwestern) six grandchildren, and his is a Charter Member of horses. Templeton was deeply for a degree in piano. She three great-grand children. Twentieth Century Home & involved in the Methodist blessed many lives by offering ’50 Herbert Linville of Garden Club, member of the Church. In Memphis he her talents as pianist to St. Santa Barbara, CA. Mr. Tennessee Branch (former taught Sunday school and James United Methodist Linville was a member of the president), life member of coached youth sports teams Church and Crossroads Ralph C. Hon Society. He the International Order of at St. Luke’s Methodist United Methodist Church was a graduate of Rhodes the King’s Daughters & Church. During his life in for more than 40 years. College, where he received a Sons (Llewellyn Circle) and Belvidere, he taught weekly Her survivors include her bachelor’s degree in French, member of the DeShazo adult Sunday School classes two daughters, a son, seven and of Columbia University, Pianist circle, and served as at both Walnut Grove and grandchildren, and a great in New York City, where he pianist for Community Bible First United Methodist grandson. was awarded an MS degree Study for many years. She churches. He leaves three ’50 Dr. James Wakefield in Library Science. He served leaves two brothers, seven children and and four Walker of Germantown, two years in the U.S. Marine grandchildren. TN, July 18, 2014. Dr. Corps during the Korean

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Class Notes ’14.indd 76 10/30/14 2:55 PM conflict. His career as a accepted a position with from Harvard University and enlist in the U.S. Navy. He librarian began in 1953, when the Florida Department of studied at Pembroke College, served during the Vietnam he accepted an appointment Education and retired in June Oxford. He was a professor War and was honorably at the University of 1991. He was a member of in the history departments of discharged as lieutenant California Santa Barbara, and the Timberlane Church of the University of Mississippi commander. He then went on ended upon his retirement in Christ, where he was an elder, and West Virginia University, to a career with The Pillsbury 1988. Herb was a member of Bible teacher, song leader and and wrote a book on the Company and Bunge Foods The League of Women Voters preacher. He is survived by British Army, which was as a regional and account of Santa Barbara and served his wife of 64 years, two sons, published by Oxford manager and director of sales in various capacities. He was a daughter, two sisters, six University Press. He also for the western region. He very devoted to the arts and grandchildren, and one great- spent many years farming in is survived by his wife of 45 supported many local music grandchild. Sardis, MS, and Dyersburg, years and two sisters. and dramatic organizations. ’51 Jeannine Tushek TN. In later years, he taught ’68 Stephen Lewis Carey Herb was a long-time Sessions of Lake Village, AR, history at the University of of Houston, TX, Dec. 1, member of First Presbyterian April 10, 2014. She graduated Memphis. He was a member 2013. He was a member Church, where he was an from Lakeside High School of St. George’s Episcopal of Champions Golf Club elder and deacon, and he in 1947, where she was Church in Germantown, most of his life and died served many years in various valedictorian. She enrolled TN, where he served as a while playing the game he offices at the Presbytery of at Southwestern (Rhodes Lay Eucharistic Minister. loved. He is survived by his Santa Barbara and beyond. College), where she majored He is survived by his wife of wife and a brother. ’51 Lonnie Lee Stanford, in voice and music theory. 51 years, a sister, a brother, ’71 Stephen “Steve” Roy Jr. of Tallahassee, FL, After marrying William a daughter, a son, and four Benneyworth of Nashville, June 5, 2014. He was Nelson Sessions on June 26, grandchildren. TN, Aug. 5, 2014. He born in Sheffield, AL, and 1949, she transferred to the ’63 James M. “Jim” graduated from Hillsboro attended school in Sheffield University of Arkansas and Johnston of Bartlett, TN, High School and went on to and Russellville, AL, and graduated in 1951. She and April 10, 2014. He grew up in study economics at Rhodes graduated from Sheffield Bill settled in Shreveport, Sheffield, AL, and graduated College. He made his living High in June 1943. He LA, where they raised from Sheffield High School remodeling many homes entered the Navy in August their family. After a brief in 1959. He went on to around Nashville, but it was 1943, shipped out of Norfolk, stay in Houston, TX, they college and graduated with his time in New York City VA, on D-Day 1944, and returned to Lake Village in a BA in economics from in the 1970s that fostered his sailed to southwest England 1979. Jeannine was active in Southwestern (Rhodes true passion, the arts. His by way of North Africa. many church, school, and College) in 1963. That massive steel and concrete He was assigned to a patrol community organizations same year he joined the U.S. sculptures can be found on bombing squadron in throughout her life. She is Air Force and went on to both the Vanderbilt and Devonshire. When the war survived by her four children, serve 26 years at all levels of Belmont campuses. The ended the following year, 14 grandchildren, two great- Command and Operations Belcourt Theatre is where he he returned to the United grandchildren. in Logistics and Distribution. spent his free time and never States and was discharged ’53 Barbara Mann In 1990 he retired after seemed to miss a film. He is from Camp Shoemaker in Montgomery of Memphis, serving three years as the survived by his mother, three California in April 1946. Aug. 16, 2014. She was born Commander of the Defense brothers, a daughter, and a Lonnie attended college at in Collierville, TN, attended Logistics Agency Distribution son. Southwestern (now Rhodes Southwestern (Rhodes Depot in Memphis. Johnston ’72 John Samuel Suter of College), and interrupted College), and was a member is survived by his wife; Memphis, July 3, 2014. He his education to marry of AOPi Sorority. After five children; sisters June was a decorated Vietnam Margelyn Somervell in 1949. graduating, she modeled for Johnston Hungerland ’62 and Veteran with three Purple He was employed as an Goldsmith’s in downtown Janice Johnston Elliott ’66; Hearts and a proud member outside salesman for several Memphis. She then taught and nine grandchildren. of the 1st Reconnaissance companies. He returned to second grade in the Memphis ’64 David R. Gray of Battalion of the U.S. Marine college at David Lipscomb City School System until she Brentwood, TN, May 29, Corps. He graduated from in Nashville, TN, in 1957 married in 1962. She became 2014. He was born and Columbia Military Academy and, upon graduation, a member of Le Bonheur raised in Chattanooga, TN, in Columbia, TN, and accepted a position at Club and was always involved where he graduated from studied economics at Rhodes Colonial High School in in animal rescue efforts. Red Bank High School. He College before enlisting Orlando, FL, from 1958- ’54 Dr. William “Bill” earned a BA in psychology in the Marines (where he 1966 where he taught and Spencer Hamer, Jr. of at Southwestern (Rhodes memorized the eye chart in coached. He then accepted Memphis, June 12, 2014. College). He attended advance to ensure he passed the position of assistant He was a graduate of graduate school at the the vision exam). While at director of admissions at Southwestern (Rhodes University of Tennessee at Rhodes College, John was Florida State. In 1968, he College). He obtained a PhD Knoxville before deciding to a standout member of the

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swimming and football Winston Clinic for 22 years. on the production of many ’16 Donald McDaniel teams. He was an amateur Dr. Winston was medical award-winning television “Mac” Armour of Memphis, inventor, proudly building a director for Phillips County commercials including Super Oct. 12, 2014. He was form of bedsprings designed Veterans Administration Bowl commercials and the born on July 9, 1992, to to promote health for a Clinic and medical director filming of the space shuttle Don and Meri Armour company he started called of Phillips County Health being transported through in Cleveland, OH, and Bedtronics. In his later years Department. He provided the streets and neighborhoods attended University School John enjoyed vacationing services for Helena Regional of Los Angeles. He also in Shaker Heights, OH, with his family and friends Medical Center Wound invented, designed, patented, until the eighth grade. His on the island of Curacao. He Clinic. He was also an active and manufactured backyard family moved to Memphis is survived by his aunt, four sponsor of the King Biscuit fire pits marketed under in 2007 and he attended sisters, and one brother. Blues Festival and very the trade name Box-A-Fire, high school at Memphis ’75 Robert Calvin Chumney active with Young Life. He which remain available today. University School, where he of Memphis, June 13, 2014. is survived by his wife of 17 He leaves behind his parents served as a peer tutor. He Along with his love of the years, a son, a daughter, his and a brother. began playing hockey at an beach, he was a big history parents, and two brothers. ’11 Christopher “Chris” early age and continued to and art connoisseur. He ’91 Cynthia Doolittle Hospers Gignoux of play in an intramural league is survived by his wife; a Clingan of Franklin, TN, Washington, D.C., June 22, in Memphis. He began his daughter; a son; his mother; August 1, 2014. A 1987 2014. Chris was employed as college career at University of his brother, George David graduate of McComb High a media campaign manager Mississippi in Oxford, MS, Chumney ’77; and three School in McComb, MS, by Targeted Victory in where he was a member of grandchildren. and 1991 graduate of Rhodes Alexandria, VA, and was the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. ’80 Ethel Marie Hollowell College, Cynthia enjoyed a a graduate of the Landon He transferred to Rhodes of Memphis, April 21, career in food service sales School and of Rhodes College after his freshman 2014. She was a computer with Kraft Foods before College in Memphis. He is year. He was an active in the analyzer for FedEx and a becoming a full-time mother. survived by his parents and Rhodes Society of Physics graduate of Manassas High She served in the Worship a sister. Students and is remembered School, Rhodes College, Choir at Brentwood Baptist P’15 Amy Elizabeth Smith by his department chair as a and Southwest Community Church and led several bible of Tulsa, OK, May 19, student who was extremely College. She leaves two sisters studies. She is survived by her 2014. She is survived by her well-liked by his peers and and three brothers. husband of 22 years, Kevin father; her husband; a sister; respected by his faculty. He ’80 Rosemary Sue Andrews Clingan ’90; two daughters; a brother; two daughters, participated in numerous of Memphis, April 21, 2014. a son; her parents; and a including Bailey Heldmar volunteer opportunities and ’81 Francis Hansell “Hank” sister. ’15; and a son. served for several years on the Watt, Jr. of Gordonsville, ’99 Croix Ben Lazzara of P’15 Steven “Steve” Teen Advisory Council at Le VA, June 15, 2014. He Los Angeles, CA, June 27, Schultheis of Nashville, Bonheur Children’s Hospital, grew up in Tallahassee, FL, 2014. Croix graduated from TN, July 14, 2014. He is volunteering as well in the and attended Leon High Plant High School, where he survived by his two children, hospital lab and at an animal School, graduating from was a wide-ranging center including Alex Schultheis ’15; shelter. Survivors include his The McCallie School in fielder and a .300 hitter. He his mother; and six sisters. parents; his girlfriend, Emily Chattanooga, TN, where attended Rhodes College, P’16 Edwin Carney Horne, Holmes, whom he loved and he received the Bibb Bible playing varsity baseball and Jr. of Shreveport, LA, April intended to marry; and his Award for excellence in graduating with a degree in 26, 2014. He was a 1980 grandfather. biblical studies. He studied drama and theatre. After graduate of Jesuit High psychology and horticulture graduation, he moved to Los School. He received a degree Friends of Rhodes at Southwestern (now Angeles. Croix was an actor, in sociology from Louisiana Audrey Lee Redmond of Rhodes College) graduating a poet, and a collaborator State University in Baton Memphis, June 2, 2014. with honors in psychology. on many successful creative Rouge. He attended graduate She was a retired employee Hank held many counseling projects. He was a longtime school, focusing his study of Rhodes College and positions with the Virginia member of the Screen Actors on finance. He worked as an member of Breath of Life Department of Corrections, Guild. His credits include independent commercial/ Christian Center. She leaves most recently as a cognitive the first episode of the industrial real estate her husband, two daughters, counselor at Culpeper acclaimed television series appraiser. He is survived by one son, a brother, three Juvenile Detention Center. Cold Case, The Shield, and his wife and three children, grandchildren, and five great- He is survived by his wife, his many more. He co-wrote, including Charles Austin grandchildren. father, and six sisters. co-produced, co-directed, Horne ’16; his mother; a ’81 Dr. William “Sandy” and acted in the independent sister; and a brother. Winston II of Helena, filmFever Dreams. He also AR, July 4, 2014. He was produced the documentary a partner with the Bell- Journey To Cuba. He worked

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ur students’ passion for learning Ois matched by the passion for giving from our alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends. We express our deepest gratitude to all who sustain Rhodes College with their financial investments.

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HRD.rev.indd 1 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Benefactors’ Circle The Benefactors’ Circle in the Cloister of Palmer Hall includes the names of those who have made historic commitments to Rhodes.

Connie and Dunbar Abston Hazel M.♦ and Ralph C. Hon♦ Carol W. and James H. Prentiss♦ Emily P.♦ and Emerson A. Alburty♦ The Hyde Family Foundations Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust Lucille Hamer ’48 and Robert W. Amis Margaret R. Hyde ’34♦ Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea♦ ’48♦ Dorothy C. King♦ Josie♦ and Julian Robertson ARAMARK Corporation The Kresge Foundation Patricia K. and Charles W. Robertson, Jr. Ann Pridgen ’47 and Edgar H. Bailey♦ ’65 Riea and Steven Lainoff Paul Barret, Jr. ’46♦ Martha R.♦ and James D. Robinson♦ E. H. Little♦ Walter D. Bellingrath♦ Valeria and James Robertson ’53 Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr. Carolyn♦ and Winton Blount♦ Jac C. Ruffin ’41♦ Edward C. Martin, Jr. ’41♦ Corella Allen♦ and Bertram F. Bonner♦ James F. Ruffin♦ Jo and John Maxwell, Jr. ’57 The Thomas W. Briggs Foundation Jan S. and J. S. Seidman♦ Virginia♦ and Robert McCallum♦ L. Palmer Brown, III ’30♦ Leone W.♦ and P. K. Seidman♦ Harry B. McCoy, Jr.♦ Neville Frierson ’58 and John H. Bryan Cindy L. and John C. Sites ’74 ’58 Mabel M. and Phillip H. McNeill Jeannette Spann ’30♦ Joyce A. Mollerup and Robert H. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Buckman James A. Thomas III ’62♦ Pamela and William Michaelcheck ’69 Mertie W.♦ and Stanley J. Buckman♦ Terry E. Westbrook ’66♦ Judith Deavenport ’56 and Frank M. Valerie S. and Glenn C. Burgess Mitchener, Jr. Mary Wilson White♦ Catherine♦ and A. K. Burrow♦ Axson B. and Bryan Morgan The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Christine Barham Caruthers♦ Lillian♦ and Morrie Moss♦ Dorothy♦ and Kemmons♦ Wilson Rachel M.♦ and S. DeWitt Clough♦ Bruce K. and Harold F. Ohlendorf ’31♦ Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 Catherine♦ and Edmund Orgill♦ Marjorie ’39♦ and Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 Irene L. and Joseph Orgill

Linda and Mike Curb Weetie♦ and Harry Phillips, Sr.♦ ♦ In memoriam The Day Foundation The Plough Foundation William B. Dunavant, Jr. Sarah M.♦ and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.♦ ’26 The Ford Foundation Nancy Hill’51♦ and Arthur Fulmer Allison and Thomas M. Garrott Alfred C. Glassell 1911♦ Boyce♦ and Cecil M. Gooch♦ The Hassell Family♦ of Clifton, Tennessee Marie C.♦ and Napoleon Hill♦

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HRD.rev.indd 2 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Charles E. Diehl Society Spence L. Wilson, President The Charles E. Diehl Society is named for Charles E. Diehl, who served as College President from 1917-49. The Society recognizes individuals who have provided generous financial support for the operation of the college as well as leadership, loyalty, and expertise throughout the year. The ^ denotes donors who have passed away.

Endowed Circle Diehl Society Benefactor Sharon M. Clifton P’16* Calvin Mew Barry D. Johnson ’83, P’17 Steven E. Clifton P’16* J. Michael Millis P’11, P’16 of the Charles E. Susanna Yarbrough Johnson P’17 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Janet C. Millis P’11, P’16 John Palmer James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 Diehl Society Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Mary Farnham Crawford ’78 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 L. Allen Reynolds ’60 Meg Thomas Crosby Fred T. Montesi, III P’06 To ensure Rhodes’ continuing financial Randall R. Rhea ’77 Scott J. Crosby Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06 strength, unrestricted endowment Carole Pearson Troutt David B. DuBard ’88 Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 gifts can be made to fund perpetual William E. Troutt Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Merry Moore memberships in the Charles E. Diehl Derek Van Mol* Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Nancy G. Mowrey P’06, P’15 Society. These unrestricted gifts may Marcie Allen Van Mol ’96* Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Robert T. Mowrey P’06, P’15 be either current or deferred or some Rebecca Webb Wilson Richard H. Eckels ’70 Craig W. Murray ’69, P’92, P’03 combination of the two. They are Spence L. Wilson Charles Evans P’15, P’15 Meepsie Murray P’92, P’03 recognized with membership in the Jane Porter Feild P’96 James E. Newman Endowed Circle. Diehl Society Sustainer Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52, P’96 Jennifer Worsham Newman ’73 Connie Abston P’86 C. Kevin Garland ’90* John G. Nugent P’17 Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 Sherrill Cameron Garland ’90* Liza S. Nugent P’17 Endowed James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Deirdre Giblin Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Tanya Coleman Augustine J.W. Gibson Stacey S. Ollinger Guarantors Carol Piplar Barton P’92 Katherine Buckman Gibson Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 James H. Barton P’92 John D. Gladney ’74* Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Mr.^ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Catherine Golden* W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 ’62 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 James B. Golden, III ’85* A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 John H. Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85* Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ’84 Neville Frierson Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85* Morgan D. Grigsby ’10 Charles J. Reichelt, Jr. Members of the Kelty Crain P’12 Kathy Lynn Hayek ’81 Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92 Rogers L. Crain P’12 C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Matthew M. Rigdon ’02 Charles E. Diehl Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02* Charlotte Hill Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 John Albert Fogarty P’13 Justin L. Hugon ’09 Chris Sanders Society Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13 Charles O. Izard W. Reid Sanders Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Katherine G. Izard Deborah Owen Schadt Members of the Charles E. Diehl Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Stephen C. Schadt Society provide annual unrestricted Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77* Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 Charlaine Harris Schulz ’73 gifts. Membership levels in the Christy Hamilton McGraw Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Harold E. Schulz, Jr. Society are Guarantors ($50,000 or Theodore A. McGraw, Jr. Ann Frances Jury P’14* Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 more), Fellows ($25,000 or more), Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 Clifford S. Jury P’14* Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Benefactors ($15,000 or more), R. Clayton Murphy P’15 A. Dale Ledbetter ’64 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Sustainers ($10,000 or more), and John R. Pharis ’67 Bruce R. LeForce ’81 Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 Patrons ($5,000 or more). For alumni Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13* Charlotte A. LeForce Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 who have not yet celebrated their tenth Cathy Rollins P’13* Michael T. Lewis ’68 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 reunion, membership is offered at a Jocelyn Rudner GP’07 Pauline Shuler Lewis Joshua D. Solomon ’00* reduced amount. Gifts reflecting an William B. Rudner GP’07 Byron L. Limmer P’16 M. Gray Stevens ’82 increase to a higher level are marked John Joseph Sherman P’09 Rachel L. Limmer P’16 Robert R. Waller with an asterisk. Parents of current Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 students or graduates are indicated by Cindy Lynn Sites Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Betty Wood Storrs ’53 P. Grandparents of current students or John C. Sites ’74 Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 graduates are indicated by GP. James F. Springfield, Sr. ’51, P’87, Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 GP’12 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Elizabeth L. Todd ’73 Diehl Society Guarantor Robert H. Madigan P’15 Henry D. Varnell, Jr. Robert H. Buckman Diehl Society Patron Debby Makris Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Joyce A. Mollerup Julia Breslin Rigdon George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Jenna Goodloe Wade Two Anonymous Donors Laura Keever Brimberry ’89* Suzanne Mallory John P. Wade Olin K. Brimberry* W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Diehl Society Fellow John H. Bryan, III ’83 Elizabeth B. Malone P’13 Joy Brown Wiener ’52, P’93 John J. Barker P’16* Louise Comiskey Bryan John Thomas Malone P’13 Russel L. Wiener ’42, P’93 Laura M. Barker P’16* Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’47 Jo Maxwell William H. Wilcox Stratton H. Bull, Jr. ’74* C. W. Butler, III ’63 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Grace Morris Williamson ’57 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Joan Davis Butler Mary McCallum McDonnell One Anonymous Donor Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Katherine Jackson Bye* Michael McDonnell Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66* James E. McGehee, Jr. William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Joe McWilliams P’08* Klaus T. Said P’14 Judith Campbell Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73, Laura C. Said P’14 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. P’08*

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HRD.rev.indd 3 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Red and Black Society Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05, Logan Germann ’93, Eric Stradley ’11, Chairs Members of The Red and Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For those alumni who have not yet celebrated their tenth reunion, membership is offered at a reduced amount. Gifts reflecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Red and Black Executive Committee Robert J. Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Patricia K. Riddle GP’17 Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68 Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 P’15* Anna Robbins Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 John H. Duncan ’11 Amy F. Dudek* S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 Michael Erensen Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’93* Diane Rudner P’07 Beverly Evans Patricia A. Lane ’72 Kimberly D. Earle P’17 Lori E. Scott P’16 Lawrence E. Evans ’65 William D. Leibner ’10 Steven M. Earle P’17 Thomas W. Scott P’16 Ellen Kimbrough Fones P’96 Ginny Rae Neal ’96 C. Bradford Foster, III ’69, P’98 W. Rowlett Scott P’07 Jere B. Fones ’70, P’96 Richard Sewell ’10 Susan Hoefer Foster ’69, P’98 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15* Elise Frick Eric M. Teal ’91 Margaret J. Gatz ’66* Steven R. Smith P’17 Michael R. Frick ’80 Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 Eileen Ann Griffin P’11, P’16* Sara H. Goza ’80 Harry L. Swinney ’61 Thomas Earl Griffin P’11, P’16* Red and Black Society Partner Roy L. Greenlee John W. Tucker ’80, P’13* Peter Y. Gunn Carole L. Branyan ’67 Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52 Laurie Ann Tucker P’13* Veronica Lawson Gunn ’91* Laura Humphreys Call ’05* Elizabeth Paris Hagood P’17 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93 Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Ryan P. Call ’05* Jefferson Hagood P’17 Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57 Robert M. Hallmark P’17 Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79 Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82 Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, Sandra Wallach Hallmark P’17 Ralph A. Carl ’75 Sue Dillen Hazlewood P’15 Elizabeth Spencer Heflin ’83 Reid W. Chadwick ’13 Frances Clevenger Henkel ’79 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15 Michael D. Heflin John P. Cudahy P’15 Michael C. Henkel ’79 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69* Ann Reed Held ’73, P’03* Robin R. Cudahy P’15 Michael E. Hettinger ’68, P’00, P’06 Richard E. Weiler* Edward C. Hermann^ ’42, P’73 Georgia S. Davis Terry Carmack Hettinger P’00, P’06 Robert W. Wheeler ’84 Katherine M. Hermann P’73 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73 Donald G. White ’69 Dennis A. Higdon ’66 Douglas B. Duncan ’96* Tena Hollingsworth Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Nancy Cox Howell ’67 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 S. Ann Holmes ’85* Christie McDaniel Williams* Walter B. Howell ’66 John H. Duncan ’11* Dana Bradley Holt P’09 Kevin H. Williams ’89* John R. Huffman Kristen Taylor Duncan ’96* Rita Louise Holt P’09 Jeffrey G. Wright ’85* Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Martha Duncan Amy Farley Howe ’83 Nicol B. Wright Cinda Crump Hughes ’84 James M. Durham ’67* R. Davis Howe, Jr. ’83 Deborah Hewitt Wynne P’07, P’09 Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ’62 Jane Durham James E. Huettner P’14* Steven E. Wynne P’07, P’09 John Jacobus ’62 Amy Goldman Fowler* Phyllis C. Huettner P’14* Elizabeth Sharpe Zanca ’09* Leslie P. James Cary Fowler ’71* Anne Hixon Huff ’57, P’82 Peter F. Zanca ’10* Robert A. James, Jr. ’91 Brian P. Lainoff ’11* Thomas A. Huff ’57, P’82 Two Anonymous Donors Bruce K. Jamison P’16 Rodney P. LeBlanc P’17 Janice P. Johnson P’16 Martha H. Jamison P’16 Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Roy L. Johnson P’16 Red and Black Society Associate Emily Mills Johnson ’83 James R. Lowe P’98 Ann C. Kadesky P’16* Bette Joan Ackerman Erin Stukey Johnson ’73, P’99, P’04 Cindy L. Parden P’17 Keith T. Kadesky P’16* John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Steven B. Johnson Louis M. Phillips ’76 Shahla Kaukab P’15 Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 Warren T. Johnson, Jr. P’99, P’04 Yvette Wiltgen Phillips Lizabeth Kelley Benjamin T. Allen P’15* David G. Johnston Robert Stolar P’15 Joyce S. Lacerte P’13 Cynthia R. Allen P’15* Jennifer Harris Johnston ’93 Eric G. Stradley ’11* Lawrence J. Lacerte P’13 Russell P. Ashford ’83, P’10 Cynthia A. Jones P’16* Lynn Reecer Sudderth ’78 Patricia A. Lane ’72* Tim Baldwin Sonya N. Jones ’95* Andrew W. Watts ’85* Chrissy Lydick* Cindy Boone P’00 Catherine D. Kelly P’15 Cathy Harper Watts* Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68* J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. P’95 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96* Ruth Griffis McCartney ’50 Barbara Lesh Borleske ’68 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Brett K. Williams ’94* James L. McElroy ’69 Stephen G. Borleske Julie M. Kilkenny P’14* Katherine Maddox McElroy ’77 Mary M. Brodnax P’16* Mark A. Kilkenny P’14* Red and Black Society Senior Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77* R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66 Dawn Wilson King Jack R. Blair Marilyn Ann Meyers ’64* R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Gregory A. King ’85* Kathleen D. Blair James R. Mulroy, II ’71* Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Daniel Kingsley* David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 Nancy Mulroy* Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Meredith Jones Kingsley ’05* Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Julian C. Nall ’43 Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Lynn Stapleton Koch ’83 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Kaukab Naseer P’15 L. Thomas Clements P’16* Robert A. Koch Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 Ginger Nussbaum Penny B. Clements P’16* Frances Zambie Kummer ’70* Julie B. Bowen P’14* Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 E. Ralph Cotham, IV P’84, P’92, P’94 R. Bradfield Kummer ’70* Joffa L. Braymer P’17 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15* John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Henry A. Kurtz Deborah Brown Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15* Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 Andrea Lainhart P’14 Rickman P. Brown ’77 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89* Mary Frances Buxton Cotham ’62, Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Glenn Burdeaux* Razvan Paunescu P’84, P’92, P’94 Scott A. Lisse P’14 Ariadne Calvo-Platero Martha I. Pedersen ’70* Timothy D. Davis ’87 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Mario Calvo-Platero Sarah Rook Perkins ’49 John F. Dishuck P’17 Carl A. Lockhart P’14* Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Laura A. Dishuck P’17 Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14* Nancy E. Clary P’01, P’04 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Deborah C. Compton Gayle Davis Posey P’15* William B. Duke, II William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 James N. Compton ’71 William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15* P.J. Marschner Edington Ashley Crosland Lyerly ’06* Carla Jane Cox ’73 Morris T. Reagan ’60 William H. Edington ’67 Michael J. Lyerly ’04* David C. DeGenova P’14 Melody Hokanson Richey Jennifer Fey Edmonds ’68* Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, Warren A. Richey Oscar H. Edmonds, III* Carole Mahootchi P’15* D. Raymond Riddle, Sr. GP’17 Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Matthew D. Marcotte ’99*

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HRD.rev.indd 4 10/29/14 4:34 PM Anne B. Mathes ’76, P’17* John R. Tilton ’67 Barry J. Billings ’90* Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 James G. McClure ’46 Lois Tilton Catherine R. Birdwell ’06* Blanche Buckingham Deaderick ’65 Marion Dugdale McClure A. Camille Tucker ’92* Allison Griffin Bittel ’98 Michael R. Deaderick ’64 James T. McDonald, Jr. ’51 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13, Philip R. Bittel ’98 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Brian S. McGeorge ’95 P’17 Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02 Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Susan S. McGeorge Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Fred M. Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Lindsay A. Dorris P’13, P’15 Stacey W. McKenzie P’16 P’13, P’17 Suzanne L. Bonefas William E. Dorris P’13, P’15 Challace Joe McMillin ’64* Edward O. Uthman ’74 John D. Bordelon ’06* Joyce Dortch Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64* Margaret Uthman Lauren Roussel Bordelon ’06* Richard W. Dortch ’58, P’85 Charles Harvey McTier Christian B. Waddell ’93 Katharine Farmer Breaux ’99 Giulio F. Draetta P’16 Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Maggie Waddell Matthew H. Breaux ’99 Marina P. Draetta P’16 Wesley N. Meador ’00 Patricia L. Walls ’65, P’97 Stanley Broadway* C. Annette DuBard ’92 Robert T. Means, III P’16 A. Jane Walters ’56* Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Carus M. DuBose P’14 Aurelia Wammack Michaels ’69 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96* Keith N. Browning P’14 Jane G. DuBose P’14 Tommy R. Michaels Jason B. Ward* Pamela O. Browning P’14 Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87 David Mintzer Lynn Morrow Ward ’66, P’91, P’93* James McDuffie Bruce, III P’11 Jennifer Dufour Charles S. Mitchell, V ’94 Jacques L. Wiener P’16* Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 Cindy A. Dunbar P’16 G. Andrew Murphy P’15* Michele R. Wiener P’16* William C. Buchheit, Jr. ’98 David C. Dunbar P’16 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15* Pamela Stewart Wild Alethea Bugg P’17 Christine Ray Eades ’82 Kenneth John Najder P’13 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Bruce Bugg P’17 David L. Eades ’82 Michelle C. Najder P’13 Elizabeth Currie Williams ’64* Jon C. Butler M. September Eason P’18 Ginny Rae Neal ’96* Jane Cady Wright P’13 Dana E. Caledonia P’16 Robert G.L. Eason ’83, P’18* H. Rudi Nollert P’16* George V. Young P’13 Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05 Sarah C. Young P’13 Anne Oglesby Carr ’65* Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11 Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 David J. Zehr P’15* Jeffrey R. Carr Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 C. Penn Owen, III* Carol Gearhart Champion ’69 Nicholas S. Edwards Gwen Jones Owen ’79* Red and Black Society Member J. Knight Champion, III ’86 Sarah R. Eilers P’17 G. Bruce Parkerson P’14 E. Rucker Agee, Jr. ’91 Robert N. Champion Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Jennifer Parkerson P’14 Amanda Jones Aghdami ’90 Barbara Cherry Georgia Wolfe Engwall P’99 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14 Farhad Aghdami John S. Cherry, Jr. ’63 K. Wyatt Engwall ’69, P’99 Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14 Omer A. Ahmed P’17 Joan M. Clark P’15, P’17* Emily Ensor Bartley Pickron* Catharine Coleman Alexander ’56 Jonathon Clark ’10 J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99 Tonya Vaughn Pickron ’94* H. William Allen, III ’66 Michael J. Clark P’15, P’17* Sean Epps P’17 Charles J. Ping ’51* Katherine Willis Allen ’66 Anne Edwards Claytor ’64 Katharine Heise Etchen ’05* Claire Oates Ping ’53* P. Gene Allen P’17 William M. Claytor ’63 Victor J. Evans ’08* Mary Lampton Puckett ’74 Susan W. Allen P’17 Annelle Albritton Clute ’55 Carla Fahhoum P’17 Richard H. Puckett Mehreen Omar Atiq P’09, P’17 Jon D. Cohen P’17 Joseph S. Fahhoum P’17 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Mohammad O. Atiq ’10 Beverly Claire Cole Dorothy Ann Johnson Falk ’67* Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Omar Taimoor Atiq P’09, P’17 Deborah V. Cole Richard S. Falk, Jr.* Henrietta Ratcliff Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh ’09 Frank N. Cole ’75 Clay T. Farha P’12, P’17 James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 Joseph H. Autry, III ’65 Stephen H. Cole ’68 Jamie L. Farha P’12, P’17 Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15 Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb ’63, P’92 Mark Compton J. Robert Farrell ’71 Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, P’15 Catherine Clements Bailey ’73* Melanie Craft Compton ’82 Linda K. Farrell Bruce A. Reed P’14 T. Clinton Bailey ’73* Elizabeth G. Connick ’11* Whitney Lynn Faust ’10 Page B. Reed P’14 G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 John Patrick Connick P’11 Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 Joel A. Reisman P’17 Marie Farrar Baldree ’85 Rhonda Lambremont Connick P’11 Cynthia Hickman Feltus ’76 Janie Richard P’14* Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Jan Bellew Connor P’13 R. Greg Feltus Murdock Richard P’14* P’89, P’93 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Alfredo J. Fiallo P’16* Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 Kerry A. Connors* Donna Kay Fisher ’71 Paul O. Roberts Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Audra D. Cornelius-Schram Stephanie Louise Flaniken ’76 Jeff J. Rold P’14 Ana M. Ballester-Fiallo P’16* Pete Cornish ’62* Deborah Flexner Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Libby C. Ballew P’15 S. Brandon Couillard ’05* Thomas M. Flexner ’76 Rebecca Ruth Rollins ’85 Rick Ballew P’15 Christina Holyfield Crater ’91* Patricia M. Flynn ’77 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Ann E. Barber P’13 Glenn D. Crater, Jr.* Martha Fogelman William K. Sample ’73* Hugh H. Barber ’11 Jacob T. Cremer ’06 Robert F. Fogelman Brian P. Schwartz P’16* John F. Barber P’13 Terin Barbas Cremer Juanita F. Fontenot GP’16 Catherine J. Schwartz P’16* D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Amy Moore Cresswell ’07 Brian E. Foshee P’16 Mempheany Rathana Seng ’10 Arden D. Barnett, Jr. ’79, P’16 Senter Crook ’65 Lauren Foshee P’16 Lisa B. Singer Lynn M. Barnett P’16 C. Richard Crosby P’94 L. Dossett Foster ’64* J. Matthew Skvarla ’99 C. Alison Barnwell ’99 Wynona Gillmore Crosby ’64, P’94 Linda Foster* Scott Slatten P’17 Caroline McNeilly Bartholomew P’07 Ashley C. Crouch Suzy E. Fournier ’02* Ann Crandall Sloan P’95 W. David Bartholomew ’79, P’07 Patrick W. Crouch ’06 Christy Holt Frierson P’11 C. Hamilton Sloan P’95 Joy Magdovitz Bearman ’58 Jeff A. Crow, Jr. ’71* Jennifer G. Frierson ’11 Patricia Witherspoon Spore ’83 Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Sarah Hodges Crowley ’10* John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Richard R. Spore, III ’84 Cara Lilly Belcher Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Arthur Fulmer, III Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson ’97* E. Stevenson Belcher ’81 P’90 Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Burton N. Stodghill ’92 Aimee F. Bell P’16 James H. Daughdrill, Jr.^ P’77, P’79, Elizabeth Cotham Furman ’92 Catherine Brown Stodghill ’94 Michael J. Bell P’16 P’90 Matthew M. Furman Amy Morris Teal* Edward L. Bettendorf P’16 Ann Beth Davis Russell E. Galloway ’80, P’10, P’15 Eric M. Teal ’91* Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Edward B. Davis ’06 Sherry J. Galloway P’10, P’15 Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Henry H. Davis, III ’71* J. Tyler Gamble ’06* Alison Thomas Kathryn W. Bigler P’15 Andre de Araujo Jorge ’04 John M. Gardner, III ’66* J. Scott Thomas ’86 Mark E. Bigler P’15 Katie Araujo Jorge Sylvia B. Gardner

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HRD.rev.indd 5 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Red and Black Society continued from page 5 Steven M. Garrett ’81 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 Claire Mathias Gehrki ’76, P’02* Stuart T. Johnston ’03 B. Denton McLellan ’58 Brent J. Ramirez P’16 Gary P. Gehrki ’76, P’02* Alison Cates Jones ’10 John W. McQuiston, II ’65, P’97 Michele Ramirez P’16 Lela Sanford Whittle Germann David T. Jones ’89 Robbie Walker McQuiston ’65, P’97 James G. Ramsey ’76 Logan H. Germann ’93 Elizabeth H. Jones ’12 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Jan H. Ramsey Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones ’49 Michael R. McWherter P’14 Mark W. Randolph Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Stephen P. Jones David J. Merriman ’01 John G. Ratcliff ’66* Jill P. Giles P’16* Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 Shannon Merriman Charlotte Lebo Ray ’67 William T. Giles P’16* William A. Jones, Jr. ’48 Paige E. Michener P’17 James A. Ray Elizabeth Hubbard Gill ’71, P’02 Keith E. Kelly ’88 Scott L. Michener P’17 Dorothy G. Reeder P’13, P’16 Raymond B. Gill, III P’02 Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Geraldine Miller Mark B. Reeder P’13, P’16 Lois A. Glasgow P’17 Eleanor Rosson Kennedy ’69 David A. Mintz P’15 W. Taylor Reveley^ Robert B. Glasgow P’17 John L. Kennedy ’69 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Eugene C. Reynolds ’43, GP’08 Matthew T. Goldsby ’06* Katie Tart Kibler ’98 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Jean M. Reynolds GP’08 John S. Goza ’83 W. Scott Kibler ’98 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Jeanne Grebe P’98 James R. Kingman ’09 Houston Niller Moore ’29 Cary G. Rotter T. Keith Grebe P’98 Angeline C. Kinnaird Linn ’79 Carol Ellis Morgan ’76 Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Andrew T. Greer ’07 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 David M. Morris ’54 Alexandra T. Routh ’10 Rebecca Rieger Greer ’10* Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15 Erin Morris Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Amy Grenfell Ellen A. Knudsen P’15 Joshua F. Morris ’95 Cynthia Laine Royer ’07 Robert C. Grenfell ’75 Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Marjorie Morris Carolyn R. Russell Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Henry F. Korth P’16 Philip P. Mulkey ’77 George M. Russell ’56 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Shelia Mulkey David Joel Sackett P’12 Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14* Andrew A. Mullins-Williams ’11 Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 Mark L. Hammond ’79 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14* Lindsey Gibson Mullins-Williams ’09 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Rhonda Hammond Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15* Chris A. Murphy Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Gerald M. Hampton ’79 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15* Ian F. Murray ’66 Samad S. Samana ’07 Lynn Hampton Berta Radford Laney ’50 Pamela D. Murray ’83 Kyttie Jean Sanford P’13 Therese Logue Hanna ’77* James Thomas Laney Beth E. Nabors P’16 Lawrence Bentley Sanford P’13 William J. Hanna Alan L. Laves P’15 Jeffery R. Nabors P’16 M. Sidonie Sansom ’82 Maxwell G. Hardy ’12 Daemie Laves P’15 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Alexander S. Heit ’08 Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50, GP’12 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 Eric T. Sefton ’02* Susan Dillard Hendrickson ’69 William S. Lawrence GP’12 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03* William G. Hendrickson ’68 Beth Gunn Lee ’02* Letricia L. Niegos P’14 Anne Brantley Segall ’73 Kimbrough Baxter Henley ’60, P’88 Kye Young Lee* Philip Niegos P’14 Thomas A. Segall Raymond F. Henley ’60, P’88 Leslie Nelson Lee ’86* Andrew D. Nix ’91 Richard Sewell ’10 Jerry D. Heston ’78 Sophia Lee Andrew J. Noble, III P’05 Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw ’53 Mary Jennifer Hill ’80 Timothy R. Lee* Patricia J. Noble P’05 Carol G. Shepley P’17 John S. Hille ’69, P’97 William D. Leibner ’10 Michael G. Nolan ’79* John H. Shepley P’17 Tansill Heslip Hille ’69, P’97 Mary Dempsey Lembke Chris Nunn ’97* William M. Short ’71* Ross W. Hilliard ’07* Matthew H. Lembke ’88 Jonathan David Nussdorf P’13* J. Carlton Showalter, Jr. P’17 C. Alton Hollingsworth, Jr. P’90* James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie ’79 Jane Victor Showalter P’17 Elizabeth Shaifer Hollingsworth ’55, Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 Joe B. Ogilvie, Jr. Russell N. Sims ’92 P’90* David E. Lindsey ’63, P’91 Carol Oxley* S. Jeanette Sims ’76 William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65, P’91 D. Davidson Oxley ’87 Kimberly A. Singletary P’17 Elizabeth Brooks Hood ’98* Kurt Linn John A. Oxley ’59* Scott D. Singletary P’17 Jennifer Long Hooker ’10 John S. Little ’93 Allison Prickett Pack ’03 Alison R. Smiley Daniel M. Hougland ’76 Nancy Adele Braam Little ’93 Shaun Pack Reid A. Smiley ’93 Scott P. Howard ’73 Robert E. Loeb* A. Michael Palazola* Jeremy Smith William Hudgins Jean W. Lovett P’16* Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Jeremy C. Smith ’01* Garry L. Huff ’72, P’02 John W. Lovett P’16* Mary Lee Palmer ’79 Julie Atkinson Smith ’99 Wynellen Weir Huff ’71, P’02 Stephen Mackiw P’14* Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Christopher S. Sockrider Mary Susan Huffman ’62 Douglas F. Martin Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Stephanie Walker Sockrider ’93 Still Hunter, III ’99 Elizabeth Bruce Martin ’80 Joseph L. Parrish ’77 Rohan Sood ’10 Wade McHenry Hunter ’54* Joseph G. Martin, Jr.* Sarah Neale Parrish ’79 Nicki E. Soulé ’93 Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88* Larrie Del Daniel Martin ’66* Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84, P’17 David Spector* Vernon Hurst* James B. Massey, III P’17 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’59 Suzanne Massey P’17 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Julia Matthews Matthew L. Perkins P’16 Allison P. Spinks Julia K. Jardine ’07 Michael L. Matthews ’84 Mishelle P. Perkins P’16 Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Emily Dodson Jarrett ’99* C. Lee McCain P’16 David W. Perlis ’90 Tina W. St. John P’17 Robert W. Jarrett, Jr. ’93* Jane Davis McCain ’50, P’76, P’80* Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90 Joel Stark P’18 Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Jennifer L. McCain P’16 Ann Petersen Josephine Stark P’18 Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 James R. McCarty ’71 James D. Petersen ’60 Justin T. Starling ’02 L. Mathew Jehl ’13 Sophia McCarty Betty Chalmers Peyton ’58 Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Bridget Jensen Vern E. McCarty ’66* Melinda Carol Phillips ’03* Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 Anthi P. Jerow P’14, P’16 Mary Lenore McCormick P’13* Lynn Bonner Pitts P’08, P’17 Vince Stevens Mr. J. Randall Jerow P’14, P’16 William R. McCoy P’10, P’16 Ralph Allen Pitts P’08, P’17 Justin K. Stradley ’11 Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Megan L. McDonald ’10 Dorothy Johnson Pounders ’68 Carol Ann Colclough Strickland ’68 Larry L. Johnson S. Parkerson McEnery ’03 Louis R. Pounders ’68 Sidney J. Strickland, III ’68 Mary Darwin Johnson ’65 Isaac Joseph McFadden Craig R. Powell Nicholas C. Stutzman ’07 Patricia S. Johnson P’15 Alexander J. McKelway ’86 Joan Corbett Quinn Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06

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HRD.rev.indd 6 10/29/14 4:34 PM John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Patty Knap Tucker P’17 C. Barham Ward ’70 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 David L. Tait P’15 Agnes Ming Turley ’44, GP’04 Bonnie B. Watkins Anisa Cottrell Willis ’92 Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Jeffrey W. Turner P’17 James M. Watkins ’88 John Kevin Willis Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98* Kelly A. Turner P’17 Eleanor Brown Weaver ’53, P’85* George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Patrick M. Tamburrino* Ralph V. Turner ’57 Robert H. Weaver* Jennifer Ensign Wilson P’17 Lora Alexander Terry ’07* Michael S. Tutor Diane McMillan Wellford ’59, P’87, Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 James W. Thomas, II ’70 Ruth Green Tutor ’85 P’90 Thomas W. Wilson P’17 Myrna Thomas Amanda Illges Van Cleve ’91 Walker L. Wellford, III ’59, P’87, P’90 Ashton Potter Wright ’07* Cheryl L. Thompson P’15 William J. Van Cleve ’90 Lin C. Wetterau, Jr. P’83 Jonathan A. Wright ’07* J. Carey Thompson Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15* Mary McDonald Wetterau ’54, P’83 Elizabeth M. Yarboro Mark C. Thompson P’15 James E. Van Hoeck P’15* C. Logan Wheeler ’05 Thomas R. Yarboro Josephine Taylor Threlkeld ’54, P’82, Christopher W. VanDervort ’02* Molly Chapman Wheeler ’05 Linda Kay Yates ’69 GP’16 Marta M. Vielhaber P’16 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 Donna Mannina Young ’88* William C. Threlkeld ’53, P’82, GP’16 Sharon Walker P’17 Ann L. Wilhelm George S. Young, II P’15 William B. Townsend ’84* Brian R. Wamhoff ’96 Jack M. Wilhelm ’75 J. Leslie Young* J.D. Trimble, Jr. ’52 Christine Wamhoff Grace Gabriel Williams ’03 John S. Yungmeyer P’17 Claude B. Trusty, Jr. ’56 Andrew Wang H. Wesley Williams, III ’89 Karen J. Yungmeyer P’17 Margaret Trusty Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Six Anonymous Donors Guy M. Tucker P’17 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 Loria Williams The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College honors members of The Walter D. Bellingrath Society whose concern for the future financial strength of Rhodes has led them to make historic deferred gifts to the college. The ^ denotes donors who passed away. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Joseph W. Blount ’79 Mark N. Hurley ’82 Randall R. Rhea ’77 Spence L. Wilson Carole L. Branyan ’67 Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 James T. Robertson ’53, P’80, GP’09 Winston Wolfe Robert H. Buckman Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 C. Stratton Hill ’50 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 James A. Thomas, III^ ’62, P’92 Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Paul S. Mostert ’50 Nancy Laws Thomas The Ralph C. Hon Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College recognizes members of the Ralph C. Hon Society who have ensured the future strength of the college by making Rhodes a direct beneficiary of a variety of estate plans including will provisions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and life insurance policies. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

Connie Abston P’86 Thomas S. Chain William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Thomas M. Garrott, III Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 William D. Challen Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Virginia Gayle Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Willis Gayle Lucille Hamer Amis ’48 T. Smith Charlton ’78 F. Elaine Donelson ’59 Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Marshall Amis Anthony J. Chivetta Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Henry Goodrich Bartlett C. Arnold Dolores Chivetta Edna Earl Douglas Ethel Ashton Harrell^ ’54 Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. John P. Douglas ’48 Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74, P’04 Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38, P’67, P’68, James Nelson Clay, III ’51 Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 Robert M. Haugh ’73, P’04 P’72 Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Lynn Myrick Dudley ’82 Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 J. Timothy Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, P’08 Ruth Moore Cobb^ P’73, P’75, P’76, William B. Dunavant, Jr. Allen H. Hilzheim^ ’43 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 P’78, GP’06, GP’12 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Jack B. Hilzheim^ ’48 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Beverly Claire Cole Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Cynthia Brown Bair ’83 Stephen H. Cole ’68 Judith Simono Durff ’66 Norma Keisling Holmes ’52 Kent D. Bair Frances Coley Thomas H. Durff ’65 William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Carl G. Dury, II ’72 Elizabeth A. D. Hood Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46 Elizabeth Larson Eckford ’82 Jason P. Hood ’87 Martha J. Becker Kevin E. Collins ’81 Erroll Eckford, III ’81 Marcus C. Houston ’70, P’99 Leo Berg ’78 Leigh L. Collins Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Scott P. Howard ’73 Richard D. Bird, Jr. ’83 Lloyd H. Conover P’83 Lawrence A. Egger Karen Hulett Charles P. Boone B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 Patricia Butterworth Egger ’65 William B. Hulett ’69 Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58, P’82, P’85 Claudia Cooper Cook ’69 Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 James G. Finley ’62 Mark T. Hunt E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50, GP’06, GP’08 Lisa Davis Cooke Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51, GP’06, Pete Cornish ’62 Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Katy B. Ingvalson GP’08 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Robert Marvin Ford, Jr. ’82 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Henry R. Crais ’58, P’94 L. Dossett Foster ’64 Paula Shapiro Jacobson David E. Brock ’80 Nancy Stillman Crais P’94 W. Aaron Foster ’67 Bridget Jensen Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Judith Devore Crumby Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Robert H. Crumby ’53 James L. Fri, Jr. Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 Judith Campbell Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Deborah B. Frisch Sarah Josephine Johnson David B. Carr ’98 Alan E. Curle ’82 Frank A. Frisch ’77 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 Georgia S. Davis Allison Garrott Sarah R. Kamm

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HRD.rev.indd 7 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Ralph C. Hon Society continued from page 7 Daney D. Kepple Catherine Harrell Morehead ’82 Paul O. Roberts Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Patricia F. Kepple Robert T. Morehead ’82 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 GP’16 Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Rosanna Morris ’41 Cathy Rollins P’13 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57, P’83, P’83, P’85 William B. Rudner GP’07 Ralph V. Turner ’57 Patricia A. Lane ’72 Truly Brown Mount ’59, P’83, P’85 H. Stanford Sanders ’63, P’89, P’90 Rann L. Vaulx ’60 James C. Lanier Philip P. Mulkey ’77 C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Robert R. Waller Martha Schulz Laurie ’69 Chris Nunn ’97 Carolyn P. Schriber Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Moshe G. Laurie Kimberlee L. Nunn Floyd A. Schriber Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93 Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50, GP’12 Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05 Elaine K. Shanley Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 William S. Lawrence GP’12 Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 David D. Watts ’63 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Jane McGowin Webb V. Markham Lester ’73 Anna Ruth Olswanger ’75 Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Norma Webb ’52 Donald J. Lineback P’07 John K. Osoinach ’69, P’93 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 Brenda K. Webb-Lanier Herbert Linville ’50 Susan Head Osoinach ’67, P’93 John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Frances Livesay Carol Corbitt Overend P’96 Eva Sladen Richard E. Weiler Andrew S. London G. David Overend ’96 J. Brian Sladen Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 George D. Overend P’96 Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10 Lewis P. Wexler Beverly Luttrell Willson M. Overend Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Richard A. Park ’59 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 Michael D. Pearigen ’77 James F. Springfield, Sr. ’51, P’87, GP’12 Pamela Stewart Wild W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Esther West Pearson GP’97 Robert L. Stewart ’53 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 D. Jay Sumner, Jr. ’93 Sue Legge Wilkie Patrick L. Matlock ’74 John R. Pharis ’67 Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner ’57 George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Susan McCarty Pamela A.Portwood ’78 Ray U. Tanner ’54 Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Vern E. McCarty ’66 R. Michael Potter J. Charles Taylor ’74 Eileen Ruffin Wood ’89, P’14 Mary McCallum McDonnell Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 Mark W. Taylor ’80 H. Trent Wood^ ’48 Michael McDonnell Carol Prentiss William Taylor Mae Milner Wood Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Thomas P. Teasley ’69 Robert Wright Matthew L. McGough Anne Pyron Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Velma Wright William H. McLean ’57, P’82, P’85, P’89 Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 N. P. McWhirter, III ’73, P’03, P’10 Carolyn Tatum Ray ’90 John Joseph Thomason ’51 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Susan Neal McWhirter ’75, P’03, P’10 Christopher C. Ray ’88 Sally Palmer Thomason Ron A. Yarbrough David R. McWilliams ’78 J. William Reddoch, III ’84 Margareta O. Thompson ’56 Katharine Meacham ’43, P’83 Teresa Reddoch Robert T. Threlkeld ’82, P’16 Stevens D. Melton ’77 Jenny Reid Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 William W. Reid, Jr. Carole Pearson Troutt Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 David Reinmund ’82 William E. Troutt Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Linda Rhea Claude B. Trusty, Jr. ’56 William G. Mitchell Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Margaret Trusty Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts restricted for specific purposes, deferred gifts or gifts to build Rhodes’ permanent endowment this year. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

$50,000 and up William J. Michaelcheck ’69 G. Stephen Mason, Jr. P’13 Robert H. Buckman Joyce A. Mollerup $10,000 - $49,999 Carolyn T. McAfee Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 H. Kirkland Osoinach^ ’55 Ann Hudson Jones Boyle Andrew R. McCarroll Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Gregory A. Peters ’82 J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. William R. McCoy P’10, P’16 Kelty Crain P’12 Tess Peters John A. Brayton ’71 James E. McGehee, Jr. Rogers L. Crain P’12 Louise Bondurant Phillips^ GP’98 Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Paul M. Ollinger ’91 E. Brown Crosby ’63 Randall R. Rhea ’77 John H. Bryan, III ’83 Stacey S. Ollinger Amy Goldman Fowler Charles William Robertson, Jr. ’65 Louise Comiskey Bryan James Park P’15 Cary Fowler ’71 James T. Robertson ’53, P’80, GP’09 Rosanna Cappellato^ Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr. Patricia K. Robertson John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Amy Reid P’16 Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Valeria Robertson P’80, GP’09 Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 Todd L. Reid P’16 Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Charlaine Harris Schulz ’73 Meg Thomas Crosby Patricia Shiland P’15 Melissa Ann Herbst^ ’94 Harold E. Schulz, Jr. Scott J. Crosby J. Carlton Showalter, Jr. P’17 Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Punya Shah Daniel J. Genter P’14 Jane Victor Showalter P’17 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Vimal D. Shah ’94 Joseph H. Hertzman P’16 Janelle Love Simmons P’09 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Henry M. Turley, Jr. Andi Hill Thomas Murphey Simmons P’09 Vern E. McCarty ’66 Lynne Turley Wilton D. Hill James F. Springfield, Sr. ’51, P’87, GP’12 Kathleen McClain^ ’74 Debby Wallace Henry E. Joseph P’15 Mary Susan Templeton ’62 Mabel McCall McNeill P’96 John M. Wallace, III ’75 Pamela A. Joseph P’15 Carole Pearson Troutt Phillip H. McNeill P’96 Norma Webb ’52 Elizabeth B. Malone P’13 William E. Troutt Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Six Anonymous Donors John Thomas Malone P’13 Andrew W. Watts ’85

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HRD.rev.indd 8 10/29/14 4:34 PM Cathy Harper Watts Jeffrey T. Glidden P’17 Carol. J. Selner P’16 Janet L. Benise Rebecca Webb Wilson Marshall K. Gramm Daniel J. Selner P’16 John A. Bennett P’15 Spence L. Wilson Teresa Beckham Gramm Diane Smith Kimberly S. Bennett P’15 George V. Young P’13 Bernard F. Grisoni P’17 Frederick W. Smith Julie Allen Berger ’76 Sarah C. Young P’13 Mark L. Hammond ’79 Kimberly Weeks Smith ’86 Joyce A. Bianchi Rhonda Hammond Susu Sneed Louise Ann Birnbaum $1,000 - $9,999 J. William Harkins, III ’77 David Spector Lynne M. Blair Judy C. Albright P’16 Gregory D. Hatstat P’16 Gayle Scott Storey ’70 David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 Thomas W. Albright P’16 Janet M. Hatstat P’16 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Jerry C. Alexander P’15 J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13 Loretta A. Sweeney P’17 S. Nell Bolton ’97 Sherri L. Alexander P’15 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78, P’13 R. Michael Sweeney P’17 Janee Lambert Bonner ’86 Bruce G. Allbright, III ’74 Betsy Hollingsworth Harry L. Swinney ’61 Josiah R. Bonner, Jr. Leslie Allbright Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Lauralan Terrill-Grisoni P’17 Cindy Boone P’00 Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 John R. Huffman Brian Chandler Thompson ’80 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Michael P. Thompson, Jr. ’86 Julia R. Boulter James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Donna Bell Hulsey ’78 William B. Townsend ’84 Daphne Boyle ’46 Tanya Coleman Augustine William N. Hulsey, III ’77 Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Jennifer Brady Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Elton L. Hurlow P’17 GP’16 Marynell Branch ’77 Caroline McNeilly Bartholomew P’07 Jennifer Johnston Hurlow P’17 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Bertha L. Brannon W. David Bartholomew ’79, P’07 Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88 James J. Wachter P’17 Brian A. Brislin P’17, P’17 Anthony Benedetto Vernon Hurst Steven C. Wade ’77 Jennifer L. Brislin P’17, P’17 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Virginia Wade Anne C. Brown Marjo Kay Benton P’13 Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, P’85 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Milton P. Brown, Jr. Paul Berz R. Warren Kearney, III ’77 Darby Elsberry Westfall ’86 Katherine Ely Martin Bruce ’78 Phyllis Berz Lizabeth Kelley J. Mark Westfall ’86 C. Hal Brunt Joe Birch Allan B. Korsakov ’64 William C. Wilson^ ’61 Steven H. Burkett ’73 Robyn D. Birch Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Patricia Mosser Wolf P’01 Rene Bustamante Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Theodore P. Wolf P’01 William E. Callicott, Jr. ’78 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 E. Scott Woodrow P’17 George W. Callow ’74 J. Barron Boyd, Jr. ’71 Clay Lilienstern P’13 Susan P. Woodrow P’17 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Elizabeth Boyle Rebecca Lilienstern P’13 Joyce Michelle Yeager ’91 Judith Campbell Carole L. Branyan ’67 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Four Anonymous Donors John D. Canale, III Kenneth M. Cameron ’89 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Louise Cannon ’41, GP’03 Jeffrey D. Chalk P’16 Chrissy Lydick Up to $1,000 Margaret Cardwell Deidre M. Childers P’16 Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Elizabeth R. Aaron W. Gregory Carey ’87 Kyle R. Childers P’16 Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11 Conie Lowry Abernathy ’74 Ann R. Carlisle Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Wendi Carter Mahoney P’08, P’11 Connie Abston P’86 Beverly Fourmy Carrick P’75 Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Mimi McCallum Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 Fabio Carrillo P’01 G. Edmond Clark P’12 Robert D. McCallum, Jr. Bette Joan Ackerman Nohra Stella Carrillo P’01 Sue McCown Clark P’12 Laura L. McConwell P’16 Brenda Brittan Adams ’62, P’81 Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 John H. Coats ’75 Mary McCallum McDonnell John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Mark A. Carroll ’79 Pamela Coats Michael McDonnell J. Robert Adams ’62, P’81 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Charles E. Cook, Jr. P’08 Betty McMahon Patricia M. Adams ’76 Daniel F. Case Lucy Gerald Cook P’08 Marshall E. McMahon Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 Carol Casey R. Lawrence Crawford ’77 David R. McWilliams ’78 Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 Ted H. Cashion Romney L. Croft P’14 Laurie R. McWilliams Julia Wellford Allen ’47, P’76, GP’16 Charles R. Chandler Scott M. Croft P’14 Gary B. Minor ’79 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77 C. Stuart Chapman ’91 Georgia S. Davis Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 Ray M. Allen, Jr. Will Chase Jeffery K. Davis ’85, P’16 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 Elizabeth B. Allin Donna Christie Mary Lynn Tucker Davis ’84, P’16 Henry W. Morgan Marcia B. Amma James S. Christie, Jr. ’81 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Snowden Boyle Morgan ’69 Johnnie Amonette Jean Churchill Carol Anne DeForest ’71 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Rex A. Amonette John H. Churchill ’71 Byron Dobell ’58 Carol Corbitt Overend P’96 Sara Witsell Anderson ’79 Larry R. Churchill ’67 Elizabeth Dobell George D. Overend P’96 Julie Clare Antaya P’12 Sandra Wade Churchill ’68 James A. Donelson P’16 Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Richard Scott Antaya P’12 Roger S. Cicala Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Joseph L. Parrish ’77 Anne Sayle Anthony ’73 Diane McCullough Clark ’62 Vicki L. Donelson P’16 Sarah Neale Parrish ’79 Lawrence K. Anthony Brian M. Clary ’01 Laura L. Doramus Joe B. Pevahouse ’78 Jacob M. Appel Pamela Pulliam Cleveland ’73 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Vicki Pevahouse Vincent C. Astor ’75 Julie A. Clifford Donald Duggan ’86 Beverly A. Pfluger John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 John B. Coleman, Jr. P’88 Douglas B. Duncan ’96 John R. Pharis ’67 Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Sally Cross Coleman ’61, P’88 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71, P’07 Elizabeth Moore Ayrer ’64 Diana M. Comes ’08 Kristen Taylor Duncan ’96 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Maurice A. Ayrer, Jr. David A. Cotton ’67 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Adele Kelli Bailey ’99 Liz Craft GP’01 David C. Durbin P’15 Margaret Ann Read ’79 Elisabeth R. Baker Christina Holyfield Crater ’91 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Evelyn Reed Laura Bishop Baker ’03 Glenn D. Crater, Jr. Kimberly D. Earle P’17 William R. Reed, Jr. Geoffrey Bakewell Hal Crenshaw Steven M. Earle P’17 W. Taylor Reveley^ Anastasia D. Barlow Lucia Crenshaw Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 Linda Rhea Steven E. Barlow C. Walter Croom ’77 Michael Erensen Ivy V. Rives P’17 Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Sharon S. Cryor Lanette M. Fargason P’16 R. Kelly Rives P’17 Lynn Bibb Barton ’80 Jeremy C. Culver ’12 Richard C. Fargason P’16 Deborah Robinson P’13 Chris Beard Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Hal D. Fogelman ’85 Kent Robinson P’13 Llewellyn W. Bell Harry K. Danziger

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HRD.rev.indd 9 10/29/14 4:34 PM Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 9 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Joan Ellis Green ’79 Linda Kaplan Fred T. Montesi, III P’06 P’90 Rebecca Montgomery Greenhill ’79 Mark E. Kazemba ’87 Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06 James H. Daughdrill, Jr.^ P’77, P’79, Adele Wolf Grilli ’61 Arthur L. Kellermann ’76 Cheryl Lea Montgomery ’89 P’90 Gregg Grinspan Jeff Kelsey Charles B. Moore Rhonda L. Davidson P’15 Lee B. Grinspan ’73 Kelly W. Kennedy Stephen Moore Glen W. Davis Sharon Grinspan William B. Kennedy, Jr. ’79 Allen Morgan, Jr. Charles S. Day ’78 H. Bruce Guyton ’78 Robert W. Keown P’15 Stephanie D. Moussalli Terese B. Deboo Stephanie Whittle Guyton Alonzo P. Kersey, III ’69 Dhammika S. J. Muesse Rex M. Deloach William R. Hackleman ’59 Omair Q. Khattak ’11 Mark W. Muesse Perry D. Dement ’83 Debra Carolyn Hall ’02 John H. Kier, III ’74 Robert A. Murphy ’79 Lauren Wellford Deming ’87 Teri J. Hammond ’90 Lenita L. Kingsbury William Murray Ellen C. Dixon Leslie T. Hanna ’68 Angeline C. Kinnaird Linn ’79 Elizabeth Batson Murrey ’90 Richard L. Dixon Therese Logue Hanna ’77 Thomas Kirby Gavin M. Murrey Deborah Dobranski William J. Hanna Amanda Gatlin Knapstein ’94 Winifred B. Myrick Joyce Dortch Alix Carol Hardie P’02 Paul T. Knapstein ’93 Abby W. Nagel Richard W. Dortch ’58, P’85 William H. Hardie, Jr. P’02 Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Dorothy H. Neale ’77 Kathleen Anne Doyle Courtenay L. Harter Christina Weir Krueger ’85 Linda E. Nelson ’02, P’05 Alice Drayton ’92 William D. Harwood ’63 Henry A. Kurtz Michael C. Nelson P’05 Michael R. Drompp Howard B. Hasen P’03 K. Michael Lamb ’04 Mark Newkirk James F. Drummond, Jr. ’74 Janis Canale Hasen P’03 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Charles F. Newman Tommie S. Dunavant Cynthia Jane Hawes ’63 Lucius M. Lampton ’88 Kay Newman William B. Dunavant, Jr. H. Graves Hearnsberger, III ’80 Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Scott Newstok Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Joslyn Bethany Hebda ’14 Michael J. LaRosa Diane E. Newstrom Martha Duncan John J. Heflin, III ’77 Stephen G. Lawrence ’86 Arthur W. Nienhuis Catherine Caldwell Eagles ’79 Bruce H. Henderson ’80 Leslie Nelson Lee ’86 Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis ’60 Robert L. Echols, Jr. ’95 Anne Herbers Rosen ’78 Timothy R. Lee Alfred K. Nippert, Jr. ’73 James E. Eckles ’00 Robert Hetherington Kristin Marie Lensch Andrew D. Nix ’91 Morgan Bomar Eckles ’99 John A. Hicks ’90 Jessica McLaughlin Lierzer ’97 Martha Ann Nixon ’78 Edward W. Edge Rose Ann Hicks Gary J. Lindquester Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 John C. Edmunds ’76 Beth Highsmith Terri England Lindquester J. Phillips Noble Carolyn Edwards P’11 Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Donald J. Lineback P’07 Richard H. Nollan Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Evalie Hill Judith Ward Lineback P’07 Valeria Z. Nollan Mark A. Erskine ’03 Terry W. Hill Kurt Linn Fred S. Norman Susan M. Fagan Wallis G. Hills Ira A. Lipman Helen Watkins Norman Cherry Varee Falls ’73 Sara D. Hodges ’89 Robert E. Loeb Martha Ann Norton ’78 Renee B. Fargason GP’16 William J. Hopp ’14 Arlel G. Lopez Tanya Nunnally Richard F. Fargason GP’16 Sharlene Piper Hower Darlene Margaret Loprete A.J. Tobias O’Leary ’07 Anne W. Ferguson Timothy S. Huebner Laura J. Loth Lucia Outlan Kevin D. Ferner ’84 Catherine Condon Hughes ’74 Michael B. Lupfer ’59 C. P. Owen Eve Abram Fingerett ’83 Ron Hughes Shirley Lupfer C. P. Owen, Jr. Anne Gray Finley P’99, P’01 Molly Hultzapple John William Luster P’08 Marina Pacini James G. Finley ’62 Jo Ann J. Hunter Sarah Bailey Luster ’78, P’08 James F. Pagan ’77 Mack T. Finley P’99, P’01 Buzzy Hussey Mark J. Luttman Pamela E. Palmer ’10 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Laura Dervishian Inscoe Percy B. Magness Peggy Finnegan Pang ’78 Ellen Lewis Fortas ’91 W. Ray Inscoe ’76 Perre Magness Richard A. Park ’59 Miles S. Fortas ’93 Rachel S. Jabaily Suzanne Mallory Dawn Parks Brian E. Foshee P’16 Harry J. Jaffe W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mary Ann Patrick Lauren Foshee P’16 Katherine Harriett James ’64 Mary Beth Mankin P’98 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Mary K. Fourmy Joseph N. Jansen William G. Mankin ’62, P’98 Razvan Paunescu Justice W.B. Franklin ’17 Julia K. Jardine ’07 Barlow T. Mann Carol Dianne Peebles P’01 Elise Frick Amy E. Jasperson Roma C. Mann Ronald G. Peebles P’01 Michael R. Frick ’80 Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Neil A. Mara ’77, P’09 Russell F. Peete, Jr.^ ’41 Laura Yeates Fulton ’76 Eva Williams Jemison ’40 Roberta Mattis Mara ’77, P’09 Amanda Waller Peoples ’96 Samantha Danielle Gallagher ’09 Hilde Jensen GP’17 Jean B. Margeson Jeffrey R. Perkins ’74 David H. Gambrell Vern Jensen GP’17 Bouldin A. Marley, Jr. ’71 Kimbrough Petzinger Virginia Ann Gates^ ’42 Amy Johnson Cornelia Matthews P’77 Yvonne E. Pfluger Claire Mathias Gehrki ’76, P’02 Neil C. Johnston ’75 David P. McCarthy Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 Gary P. Gehrki ’76, P’02 Allison E. Jones ’75, P’12 Carolyn Shettlesworth McClurkan ’60 Michael Philpot Margaret W. Gentry Leslie Doster Jones ’76 Joyce McComb Alexandra L. Phipps ’12 Lee W. Gibbs ’59 Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones ’49 Edward A. McConwell, Jr. Greg Piper Andrew Bates Gibson, III Patricia K. Spears Jones ’73 Erdienne McIntosh Annette Wilkerson Porter ’77, P’08 Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie ’75 Peggy Jones Margaret B. McKee ’54 William Allison Porter P’08 Trow Gillespie Reginald Jones Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Lee Powell Katharine Harwood Gooch William A. Jones, Jr. ’48 Susan Robinson McLean ’58, P’82, Loren Powell Robert D. Gooch, Jr. William Carrington Jones P’85, P’89 Meredith G. Pritchartt ’48 Mary R. Goodloe ’84 W. Gerald Jones ’79 William H. McLean ’57, P’82, P’85, Edward L. Rademacher, Jr. Camille Lane Gotten P’96 Samuel P. Jordan, III ’98 P’89 James Rainer, III William M. Gotten P’96 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Virginia Rainer David P. Granoff ’80 Sarah R. Kamm Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Clinton W. Randolph ’02 David H. Green ’78 Edward S. Kaplan Jasmine Ranique Medley ’09 Julia Johnson Randolph ’01

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HRD.rev.indd 10 10/29/14 4:34 PM Ann K. Ray W. Rowlett Scott P’07 John W. Stokes, Jr. Helen Pidgeon Viar Ruthann Ray ’78 Eric T. Sefton ’02 Ethan W. Stranch ’06 Jo-Ann C. Wachter Penelope Spiegelman Register-Shaw ’79 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 Nicole Walker Stranch ’06 Anna Kay Walker Gwen Richardson Scott W. Self ’97 Gail Corrington Streete Frances C. Walker Melody Hokanson Richey Jo Ellen Sell John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Warren A. Richey Joan K. Selner Susan Orme Stribling ’86 Charles Warren Melanie Hart Riley ’77 Brian W. Shaffer Jan Carruthers Sturdivant ’75 Katherine C. Warren Amy E. Risley Claire Revels Shapiro John K. Sullivan Nancy Warren Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 Patrick C. Sweeney Edward M. Wayda P’16 Shade Robinson C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Leila Taaffe Stephanie Wayda P’16 Wiley Robinson Dierdre V. Sheen P’16 Kathleen C. Taiclet Frank D. Weathersby ’62 John H. Rone ’71 Michael L. Sheen P’16 Raymond L. Tanner William M. Webster, III Cary G. Rotter William M. Short ’71 Andrea L. Taylor Edward A. Weidow P’15, P’16 Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Edward L. Simpson Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Leslie A. Weidow P’15, P’16 Ann Finley Rouch Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. P’90 James Roy Erin Toye Simpson ’90 Bradley N. Terhune ’95 Bettie Connally Welsh ’49 Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 Betty Terrill Kristen Elizabeth Wendt ’14 Diane Rudner P’07 John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Myrna Thomas Lewis P. Wexler Margaret Robinson Rutherford ’76 Charles A. Sloan ’78 R. Elizabeth Thomas Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Roger A. Said ’78 Carol A. Smathers P’14 Stacy Thomson Katherine E. Williford ’12 William K. Sample ’73 David B. Smathers ’77, P’14 Douglas M. Tilton P’16 Elizabeth A. Wirls Chris Sanders Jeanne Broemmelsick Smith GP’13 Tiffany M. Tilton P’16 Stephen H. Wirls P. Layton Sanders, Jr. ’76 Josie Phillips Smith ’50 William M. Tilton Kathryn Anderson Wismer ’78 W. Reid Sanders Nicki E. Soulé ’93 Terinell Beaver Tisdale ’77 Alan R. Wladis P’17 Jose E. Santos Cynthia H. Spangler Chantal V. Tkachuk Shari J. Wladis P’17 Susan B. Satterfield Michael S. Spilman ’06 J. M. Scott Toland ’97 Andy Wright Lila Wrape Saunders ’58 Karen Cardin Spivey ’79 Grady F. Tollison, Jr. ’62, P’86 Sherri Hurdle Wright ’75 Rebecca Harris Saunders ’79 Justin T. Starling ’02 Nina Stubblefield Tollison P’86 Linda Kay Yates ’69 Evan M. Savage ’12 Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Cindy Shapiro Tracy P’16 H. Alexander Yeilding ’72 May Wallace Scarbrough ’47 Arthur Stauffer Patrick J. Tracy P’16 Susan Workman Yeilding ’72 Deborah Owen Schadt Brett Stauffer John Richard Tribble ’68 Emily Zacharias Stephen C. Schadt Carol Sue Stephens ’80 Annette A. Troxell-Collins ’77 Michael Zachry Helen L. Schewe Vaughn E. Stimbert G. Townsend Underhill, III ’77 Xiaoyu Zeng ’14 Jeanne P. Schmidt Kathryn M. Stimson Susan K. Van Dyck ’71 Two Anonymous Donors Jordan D. Schniper ’98 Anne Heard Stokes Jonathan P. Venison Jennifer Sciubba Jennifer S. Stokes P’14 C. Wilson Viar, Jr. ’60 Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year. A. Arthur Halle Scholarship Day Scholarships Jack H. Taylor Scholarship Marshall P. Jones Scholarship ACS Blended Learning Grant Debby and John Wallace III ’75 Service James A. Thomas III ’62 Service Mary Orme Amis Scholarships for Amy and Cary Fowler Crossroads Scholarship Scholarship Women Fellows Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship James H. Daughdrill, Jr. Chair McCoy Theatre Fund Anna Marie Clark ’12 Fellowship Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 International James Lientz Service Scholarship Meeman Center for Lifelong Learning Anne Marie Williford Emergency Aid Study Fellowship James O. Finley ’26 Family Scholarship Mel Grinspan Outstanding Intern Baseball Turf Project Evergreen Property Support James T. & Valeria B. Robertson Chair Award Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Field Hockey Renovation in Biological Science Mellon Foundation Academic Bill and Carole Troutt Scholarship Field Hockey Scoreboard Janice Ost Donelson Scholarship Innovation Grant 2014 Bonner Scholars Football Championship Rings Jason Parrish ’91 Memorial Bench Methodist University Hospital Prof of Boyle Fund for the Study of Liberal Football Field Renovation John A. and Ruth C. Osoinach Urban and Community Health Democracy Frank and Marjo Benton Student Travel Memorial Scholarship Mock Trial Fund Brown Scholarship Fund Joseph A. and Morgan C. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Phillips, Sr. Bryan Campus Life Center Cardio Fred R. Graves Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Equipment General Emergency Assistance Fund Kappa Delta Confidence U Grant Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51 Presidential C. A. and Louise Branyan Fellowship General Endowed Scholarship Fund Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Suite C. L. and Mildred W. Springfield German Study Abroad Fellowship Service Scholarships Norma Webb Scholarship Honors Scholarship Harold “Chicken” High Scholarship Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarships Ralph C. Hon Scholarship Carolyn McAfee Annual Fine Arts Harpswell Fellowship - Cambodia Linda and Herbert Rhea Scholarship Reynolds Bone & Griesbeck Scholarship Fellowship Project Louise and John Bryan CODA Rhodes Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Cary Fowler Environmental Studies Hatzenbuehler Faculty Support in Fellowship Rhodes Singers Fund International Fellowship Psychology Louisville Seminary Faculty Research Riea and Steve Lainoff Fellowship Catherine Burrow Refectory Renovation The Rev. Robin R. and Daniel B. Grant: Steve Haynes RiverArtsFest Scholarship Charles and Helen Branyan Fellowship Hatzenbuehler Summer Ministry Mahoney Family Student Emergency Robert D. McCallum Scholarship Charles M. Simmons ’09 Fellowship Fellowship for Social Justice Assistance Fund Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund Charlie Cook Award for Excellence in Henry and Lynne Turley RIRS Margaret Hyde Council General Rosanna Cappellato Award in Political Science Fellowships Scholarship Fund Environmental Sciences Clary Athletic Equipment Fund Hurst British Studies Scholarship Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology Communities in Conversation Fund Ida LeBlanc ‘Lee’ Smith Foreign Studies Scholarships for Women Award Creating Cohesive Paths to Civic Award Margaret Johnson Ridolphi ’63 Sarah Elizabeth Farris and Thomas Engagement Grant Jack D. Farris Visiting Writers Series Scholarship Francis Jackson Scholarship

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Schadt Foundation Scholarship Sudderth Scholarship Scholarship The Virgil Starks, III, Memorial Science Facility Fund SunTrust Bank Scholarship The Joe Duncan ’63 Endowment for Scholarship Service Scholarship Teagle Foundation and Ursinus College Women’s Golf CBIZ PLC Accounting Award Shelby Foote Collection Collaborative Grant The Madhuri and Devchand Shah Vern E. McCarty ’66 Charitable Soccer (Women) - International Travel The CBJR Foundation Emergency Scholarship Endowment Annuity Spence L. Wilson Faculty International Assistance Fund The Peyton Rhodes Phi Beta Kappa Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of Travel Fund The Curran-Lydick Scholarship Award Muslim-Christian Relations STEM Grant to fund Science Saturdays The Dr. G. Kenneth Williams The Shiland/Park Scholarship William C. Wilson ’61 CRUT Study of Liberal Democracy- Smith Scholarship The Spence and Becky Wilson William M. Rosson Scholarship in Foundation Grant The James and Elizabeth Daughdrill Scholarship for Study in Russia Physics

Parent and Grandparent Donors Ann Frances and Clifford Jury, Parent Co-Chairs Jane and J. L. Jerden, Grandparent Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made unrestricted gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts reflecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

Diehl Society Fellow W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Kaukab Naseer P’15 Andrea Lainhart P’14 John J. Barker P’16* Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15* Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Laura M. Barker P’16* Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15* Scott A. Lisse P’14 Klaus T. Said P’14 Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Laura C. Said P’14 Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Carl A. Lockhart P’14* Gayle Davis Posey P’15* Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14* Diehl Society Benefactor Red and Black Society William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15* Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Barry D. Johnson ’83, P’17 Partner D. Raymond Riddle, Sr. GP’17 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 Susanna Yarbrough Johnson P’17 John P. Cudahy P’15 Patricia K. Riddle GP’17 Anne B. Mathes ’76, P’17* Robin R. Cudahy P’15 Diane Rudner P’07 Stacey W. McKenzie P’16 Diehl Society Sustainer Rodney P. LeBlanc P’17 Lori E. Scott P’16 Robert T. Means, III P’16 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Thomas W. Scott P’16 G. Andrew Murphy P’15* Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 James R. Lowe P’98 W. Rowlett Scott P’07 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15* John Albert Fogarty P’13 Cindy L. Parden P’17 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15* Kenneth John Najder P’13 Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13 Robert Stolar P’15 Steven R. Smith P’17 Michelle C. Najder P’13 Christy Hamilton McGraw P’17 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 H. Rudi Nollert P’16* Theodore A. McGraw, Jr. P’17 Red and Black Society Senior Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, G. Bruce Parkerson P’14 Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 P’15 Jennifer Parkerson P’14 R. Clayton Murphy P’15 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14 John Joseph Sherman P’09 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Two Anonymous Donors Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14 Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Julie B. Bowen P’14* Red and Black Society Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Diehl Society Patron Joffa L. Braymer P’17 Associate Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15 Sharon M. Clifton P’16* Ariadne Calvo-Platero Benjamin T. Allen P’15* Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, P’15 Steven E. Clifton P’16* Mario Calvo-Platero Cynthia R. Allen P’15* Bruce A. Reed P’14 Charles Evans P’15, P’15 David C. DeGenova P’14 Mary M. Brodnax P’16* Page B. Reed P’14 Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Joel A. Reisman P’17 Charles O. Izard P’17 P’15* Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Janie Richard P’14* Katherine G. Izard P’17 Robert J. Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Murdock Richard P’14* J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 P’15* Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Jeff J. Rold P’14 Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 Kimberly D. Earle P’17 L. Thomas Clements P’16* Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Ann Frances Jury P’14* Steven M. Earle P’17 Penny B. Clements P’16* Brian P. Schwartz P’16* Clifford S. Jury P’14* Daniel J. Genter P’14 John F. Dishuck P’17 Catherine J. Schwartz P’16* Byron L. Limmer P’16 Elizabeth Paris Hagood P’17 Laura A. Dishuck P’17 Scott Slatten P’17 Rachel L. Limmer P’16 Jefferson Hagood P’17 Eileen Ann Griffin P’11, P’16* Ann Crandall Sloan P’95 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Dana Bradley Holt P’09 Thomas Earl Griffin P’11, P’16* C. Hamilton Sloan P’95 Robert H. Madigan P’15 Rita Louise Holt P’09 Robert M. Hallmark P’17 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13, Elizabeth B. Malone P’13 James E. Huettner P’14* Sandra Wallach Hallmark P’17 P’17 John Thomas Malone P’13 Phyllis C. Huettner P’14* Bruce K. Jamison P’16 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, J. Michael Millis P’11, P’16 Janice P. Johnson P’16 Martha H. Jamison P’16 P’13, P’17 Janet C. Millis P’11, P’16 Roy L. Johnson P’16 Cynthia A. Jones P’16* Jacques L. Wiener P’16* Nancy G. Mowrey P’06, P’15 Ann C. Kadesky P’16* Catherine D. Kelly P’15 Michele R. Wiener P’16* Robert T. Mowrey P’06, P’15 Keith T. Kadesky P’16* Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. P’95 Jane Cady Wright P’13 John G. Nugent P’17 Shahla Kaukab P’15 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 George V. Young P’13 Liza S. Nugent P’17 Joyce S. Lacerte P’13 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14* Sarah C. Young P’13 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Lawrence J. Lacerte P’13 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14* David J. Zehr P’15*

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HRD.rev.indd 12 10/29/14 4:34 PM Red and Black Society Robert B. Glasgow P’17 Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 Michael A. Frohling P’16 Member Jeanne Grebe P’98 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 E. Page Giddings P’16 Omer A. Ahmed P’17 T. Keith Grebe P’98 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Kennon E. Goldsholl P’16 P. Gene Allen P’17 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 David L. Tait P’15 Scot P. Goldsholl P’16 Susan W. Allen P’17 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Helyn Shelley Goldstein P’11 Mehreen Omar Atiq P’09, P’17 Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Cheryl L. Thompson P’15 Edward M. Griffin P’15 Omar Taimoor Atiq P’09, P’17 Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 Mark C. Thompson P’15 Julie Griffin P’15 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 Anthi P. Jerow P’14, P’16 Guy M. Tucker P’17 Charles Louis Guerin P’08 Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Mr. J. Randall Jerow P’14, P’16 Patty Knap Tucker P’17 Pam Haynes Guerin P’08 Ana M. Ballester-Fiallo P’16* Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Jeffrey W. Turner P’17 Joseph A. Hanig P’14 Libby C. Ballew P’15 Patricia S. Johnson P’15 Kelly A. Turner P’17 Brian M. Hayes P’14* Rick Ballew P’15 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15* Pam G. Hayes P’14* Ann E. Barber P’13 Robert D. Kirkpatrick^ P’03 James E. Van Hoeck P’15* Anne Hazel GP’16 John F. Barber P’13 Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15 Marta M. Vielhaber P’16 J. Til Hazel, Jr. GP’16 Arden D. Barnett, Jr. ’79, P’16 Ellen A. Knudsen P’15 Sharon Walker P’17 Arthur S. Headley P’14 Lynn M. Barnett P’16 Henry F. Korth P’16 Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 Carol E. Headley P’14 Aimee F. Bell P’16 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 W. Blake Heldmar P’15 Michael J. Bell P’16 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14* John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Rebecca B. Holland P’15 Edward L. Bettendorf P’16 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14* Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Roderick W. Holland P’15 Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15* Jennifer Ensign Wilson P’17 Dawn Maree Huff ’82, P’16 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15* Thomas W. Wilson P’17 Mark K. Jackson P’15 Kathryn W. Bigler P’15 Alan L. Laves P’15 Elizabeth M. Yarboro P’17 Mindy R. Jackson P’15 Mark E. Bigler P’15 Daemie Laves P’15 Thomas R. Yarboro Kathryn J. Ladd P’17 Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 George S. Young, II P’15 Michael A. Ladd P’17 Keith N. Browning P’14 Jean W. Lovett P’16* John S. Yungmeyer P’17 John L. Malanchuk P’14, P’17 Pamela O. Browning P’14 John W. Lovett P’16* Karen J. Yungmeyer P’17 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14, P’17 James McDuffie Bruce, III P’11 James B. Massey, III P’17 One Anonymous Donor Monique M. McCleskey P’16* Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 Suzanne Massey P’17 Robert P. McCleskey P’16* Alethea Bugg P’17 C. Lee McCain P’16 Dean’s Society Jane W. McKim P’12 Bruce Bugg P’17 Jennifer L. McCain P’16 Guy M. Hicks P’14* Thomas F. McKim P’12 Jon C. Butler P’17 Mary Lenore McCormick P’13* Marjorie J. Hicks P’14* Janet Fountain McRae ’81, P’16 Dana E. Caledonia P’16 William R. McCoy P’10, P’16 Edwin C. Horne^ P’16* John H. Meriwether P’16 Joan M. Clark P’15, P’17* Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Julia N. Horne P’16* Joy W. Meriwether P’16 Michael J. Clark P’15, P’17* Michael R. McWherter P’14 Janine C. Malone P’17 Cecilia H. Morgan P’11 Jon D. Cohen P’17 Paige E. Michener P’17 Joseph A. Malone P’17 John R. Morgan P’11 John Patrick Connick P’11 Scott L. Michener P’17 Carlos O. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15 Melissa A. Munson P’16* Rhonda Lambremont Connick P’11 David A. Mintz P’15 Ingrid L. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15 William R. Munson P’16* Jan Bellew Connor P’13 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Julie Schlueter Nelson P’17 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Chris A. Murphy P’17 Cloister Society Teresa Watson Nelson P’09 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Beth E. Nabors P’16 M. Sohaib Arain P’15 Thomas H. Nelson P’17 Lindsay A. Dorris P’13, P’15 Jeffery R. Nabors P’16 Scott D. Balaguer P’14* Cheryl B. Nevares P’15* William E. Dorris P’13, P’15 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 William C. Bartholomay GP’14 Steven A. Nevares P’15* Giulio F. Draetta P’16 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Robert Eugene Bledsoe P’09, P’11 Max G. Orth P’17 Marina P. Draetta P’16 Letricia L. Niegos P’14 Kurt F. Brandt P’16 Melissa Dutton Orth P’17 Carus M. DuBose P’14 Philip Niegos P’14 Debra L. Hanig P’14 Joel Perchik P’13 Jane G. DuBose P’14 Andrew J. Noble, III P’05 Manuel F. Carvelen P’17 Pamela Perchik P’13 Cindy A. Dunbar P’16 Jonathan David Nussdorf P’13* Myriam Carcelen P’17 Joan C. Price P’16 David C. Dunbar P’16 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84, P’17 Denise E. Carr P’16 R. Barker Price P’16 M. September Eason P’18 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 David R. Carr P’16 Dorothy G. Reeder P’13, P’16 Robert G. L. Eason ’83, P’18 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Cynthia Marie Chaney P’13 Mark B. Reeder P’13, P’16 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Matthew L. Perkins P’16 Douglas Wade Chaney P’13 Harriet Long Ross P’94 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Mishelle P. Perkins P’16 Bess Chatfield GP’14 John J. Ross P’94 Sarah R. Eilers P’17 Lynn Bonner Pitts P’08, P’17 Marshall Chatfield GP’14 Beth McFadden Rouse P’09 Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Ralph Allen Pitts P’08, P’17 Elizabeth R. Chesteen P’14 Robert Hudson Rouse P’09 Sean Epps P’17 Brent J. Ramirez P’16 Hilliard E. Chesteen, III P’14 Carol L. Rowland P’09 Carla Fahhoum P’17 Michele Ramirez P’16 Scott Clingan P’14 Mark A. Rowland P’09 Joseph S. Fahhoum P’17 David Joel Sackett P’12 Steffy Clingan P’14 Nanette Rumsey P’14 Clay T. Farha P’12, P’17 Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 Edward Stephen Cody P’08* Ruth Metcalfe Rye ’84, P’16 Jamie L. Farha P’12, P’17 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 David N. Collins P’16 Scott C. Rye ’83, P’16 Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Gwynn H. Collins P’16 Helen L. Schrier P’04* Alfredo J. Fiallo P’16* Kyttie Jean Sanford P’13 Karen S. Coma P’16 Paul Schrier P’04* Juanita F. Fontenot GP’16 Lawrence Bentley Sanford P’13 Stephen R. Coma P’16 Nicholas W. Scully P’16* Brian E. Foshee P’16 Carol G. Shepley P’17 Julie A. Dean P’17 Patricia A. Scully P’16* Lauren Foshee P’16 John H. Shepley P’17 Matthew V. Dean P’17 Cari M. Shane P’16 Christy Holt Frierson P’11 J. Carlton Showalter, Jr. P’17 Phillip A. Dean P’15 James A. Skochdopole P’15* John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Jane Victor Showalter P’17 Kirk D. Dillman P’17 Nancy H. Skochdopole P’15* Russell E. Galloway ’80, P’10, P’15 Kimberly A. Singletary P’17 Lori Huff Dillman P’17 Paul J. Smith P’16 Sherry J. Galloway P’10, P’15 Scott D. Singletary P’17 Peter H. Domer P’14 Theresa T. Smith P’16 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Kimberly A. Dsida P’16 Naheed Sohaib P’15 Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Richard M. Dsida P’16 Loretta A. Sweeney P’17 Jill P. Giles P’16* Tina W. St. John P’17 Camille Roberts Fenton P’11 R. Michael Sweeney P’17 William T. Giles P’16* Joel Stark P’18 John M. Fenton P’11 Graham L. Thomas P’15* Lois A. Glasgow P’17 Josephine Stark P’18 John Edwin Ferebee P’11 Hedy M. Thomas P’15*

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HRD.rev.indd 13 10/29/14 4:34 PM Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 13 Zheng Xin Xiong P’15, P’17* Jack T. Lassiter ’69, P’15* Jeanne S. White P’14 Mary Ann Bower P’11 Xiao Lian Xu P’15, P’17* Particia Louise Lassiter P’15* Elizabeth Exum Whitten P’06 Bonnie J. Bowley P’15 Emily Perkins Zerfoss P’12 Robert M. Lenzini, Sr. P’14* Kathryn Anne Williams P’11 James E. Bowley P’15 Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III P’12 Jill S. Lindemann P’15* Susan Wilson P’15* Tanya L. Boyd P’17 Kenneth C. Lindemann P’15* Ward T. Wilson ’79, P’15* William S. Boyd, Jr. ’65, P’15 Tower Society Craig L. Lipman P’16 J. Mark Wolf P’15 Mark B. Bradley P’15 Sandra A. Aggrey P’14* Don Lum P’00, P’04* Daniel Keith Wood P’14* Linda Brandewiede P’04 Lubica Alberty P’15* Gwendolyn Kay Lum P’00, P’04* Eileen Ruffin Wood ’89, P’14* Robert P. Brandewiede P’04 Julie Clare Antaya P’12 Carrie Lee Lunyong P’12, P’17 Sajid M. Zafar P’16 Audrey Weston Breay ’86, P’17 Richard Scott Antaya P’12 Victor Entenbang Lunyong P’12, P’17 Henry George Zigtema P’12 James E. Breay P’17 Brian Barlia P’14 Rodney A. Malpert P’15* Mary J. Zigtema P’12 Diane Ellis Breth P’00 Joanne Barlia P’14 Leslie A. Marsicano P’17 James R. Breth P’00 Jason W. Barnes P’16* Michael Marsicano P’17 Loyalty Club Brian A. Brislin P’17, P’17 Rebecca A. Barnes P’16* Helen Donahue Martin P’14 Elizabeth Lynn Abbott P’00 Jennifer L. Brislin P’17, P’17 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 James R. Martin, Jr. ’76, P’14 Robert L. Abbott P’00 Kurt I. Brobeck P’15 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Sdye McLeod P’16 Curtis K. Abdo P’16* Catherine M. Brown P’15* Bonita C. Berry P’14 Kristin Leigh McPherson P’17 Eve S. Abdo P’16* Oscar L. Brown P’14 Brian P. Berry P’14 Timothy W. McPherson P’17 Patricia H. Adams P’15, P’15* Thelma J. Brown P’14 John Bober P’17 Larry T. Miller P’93 Gene M. Adolph P’16 Christopher D. Bryan P’14* Julie St. Martin Bordelon P’06, P’12 Patti Jeanne Miller P’93 Julie A. Adalph P’16 Doris A. Bryan P’14* Angela L. Borron P’17 Allen H. Moffitt P’93* Mary Macgill Agre P’11 Jerry L. Bullins P’04 WIlliam W. Borron P’17 Georgianna Moffitt P’93* Peter C. Agre P’11 Marie Carol Bullins P’04 Francis H. Brown P’16 Robert S. Moore, Jr. P’15 Katherine M. Allen P’16 Lisa Cotton Burman P’17 Lynda J. Calkin Wolf P’15 Diane Moreland P’16 Hanan Y. Amro P’15 Michael L. Burman P’17 Braun R. Campbell P’16 Lawrence E. Morris P’16 Sari F. Amro P’15 Marie E. Byrne P’13* John A. Campbell P’16 Suzanne M. Morris P’16 John N. Andrews P’15 Allan R. Cahill P’14 John W. Cavner P’14 Cynthia G. Murphy P’18 Wanda H. Andrews P’15 Renee M. Cahill P’14 Rebecca A. Cavner P’14 Anh Nguyen P’13 Luis E. Ardila P’16 Eduardo G. Calderon P’15 Larry D. Crowell P’17 Julie Nguyen P’16 Vanitha Ardila P’16 Stuart Campbell P’10 Susan Gamble Crowell ’84, P’17* Thomas Ofor-Ansah P’14* Kim Speak Arnold P’07* Michael I. Campbell P’16 Kathleen Crowley P’12 Penny L. Owens P’17 William Ellis Arnold, III P’07* Norris Wayne Campbell P’08 Jean Rambach Dickelman P’12, P’13* W. Lesley Owens, III P’17 Martha I. Arrieta P’15 Patricia Campbell P’08 Thomas Scot Dickelman, Sr. P’12, Rashmi K. Pandya-Lipman P’16 Barbara Arrington P’92 Becky Irvin Campbell P’10 P’13* Denise M. Pease P’15 Joseph Arrington, Sr. P’92 Julie Lyn Carlile P’13 G. Joe Ellis P’17 Mark L. Pease P’15 Janet S. Austin P’16* William Jack Carlile P’13 Roxanne B. Ellis P’17 Dac Tat Pham P’13 Carolyn Humphrey Avery P’99 Linda L. Carter P’15 David R. Ewoldsen P’15* Fred H. Piper ’80, P’17 William H. Avery P’99 James J. Casadaban, Sr. P’15* Burton D. Glover P’02 Jill Johnson Piper ’80, P’17 Tony Axam P’14 Mary Kay Casadaban P’15* Suzanne Cook Glover P’02 Erich P. Press P’14* Victoria Axam P’14 John T. Cavin P’16 Harry T. Goldman, Jr. P’72, P’75 Susan R. Press P’14* David Charles Bach P’11 Sherrie L. Cavin P’16 Mary Goldman P’72, P’75 Margaret Carolyn Raiser P’12 Nora Margaret Bach P’11 Jeffrey D. Chalk P’16 Jean Ann Grabias P’03 Ali Rejaee P’14 Barbara P. Bailey P’17 Ann McKoy Chapman P’91 Joseph S. Grabias P’03 Julie E. Rejaee P’14 Thomas H. Bailey P’17 H. McCreal Chapman P’91 R. Brent Hardaway P’14 Lisa J. Richardson P’16* Daniel O. Baldassaro P’17 Michele M. Chapman P’14* Susan C. Hardaway P’14 Lady Ray Romano ’79, P’16* Lori Logrande Baldassaro P’17 Diane Swann Chastain P’03 John D. Harris, Jr. P’14* Ray W. Romano P’16* Sarah C. Banko P’16* Donald G. Chastain P’03 Nora Harris P’14* Abby J. Rosenbloom P’15 Richard A. Banks ’85, P’15 Joseph Chien P’15 John R. Hays, Jr. P’06 Richard Rosenbloom P’15 Stephanie D. Banks P’15 Sunny Chien P’15 Nancy S. Hays P’06 C. J. Routh P’10 Allen Wayne Bares P’13 Ashok Choudhury P’15* David J. Herman P’14* Wendy E. Wise Routh P’10 Carole Annie Bares P’13 Kimberly A. Choudhury P’15* Deborah A. Herman P’14* Sumera Sajid P’16 Amani P. Barnett P’16 Michael Choy P’17 Anh Hoang P’16 Ann Elizabeth Sartwell ’88, P’15 Michael L. Bass P’15 Carolyn W. Ciocca P’14 Michael J. Hofto P’07, P’10 Arlene E. Sharfman P’15* Regina P. Bass P’15 John Ciocca P’14 Nancy T. Hofto P’07, P’10 David M. Sharfman P’15* Susan Strauss Battestin P’13 Mary K. Cittadino P’14 Christine Hopp P’14 Dierdre V. Sheen P’16* William George Battestin P’13 Caroline M. Clark P’15 Lawrence Hopp P’14 Michael L. Sheen P’16* Kathryn Clark. Beachy P’17 Daniel C. Clark P’17 Karen Hord P’14* James Simmons P’15* William D. Beachy P’17 Katheryn Austin Clark P’17 Randal T. Hord P’14* Sonya Simmons P’15* John A. Bennett P’15 L. Andrew Clark, III P’15 Anthony M. Hughes P’03 Elizabeth L. Simpson P’14* Kimberly S. Bennett P’15 Guilford E. Clifton, Jr. GP’16 Rosemary Rowe Hughes P’03 Brian L. Smith P’16 Kimberly R. Beno P’15 Velma R. Clifton GP’16 Larry Don Irwin P’08* Ed Smith P’14 Timothy G. Beno P’15 Beverly Coates P’77 Lynn Bass Irwin P’08* Leslie Smith P’14 Carol M. Bevilacqua P’17 Dudley W. Coates P’77 Lynn Y. Jones P’14 Susan L. Smith P’16 Carol A. Bishop P’16 David R. Coleman P’16 Richard E. Jones P’14 Lesley Snelling P’17 Robert D. Bishop P’16 Pamela R. Coleman P’16 David R. Kerney P’15 Cynthia Starnes P’13 Nancy Elizabeth Bittel P’98 Dusanne J. Comkornruecha P’99 Virginia A. Kerney P’15 Eric M. Steen P’12 Raymond H. Bittel P’98 Prachak Comkornruecha P’99 David E. Knauss P’15 Edward J. Stockhausen P’14* Kimberly M. Bohls P’15 Carla Conley P’84 Jacki A. Knauss P’15 Nancy J. Stockhausen P’14* William B. Bohls P’15 Frank Conley P’84 Ron R. Kochanski P’14* Andrew Mark Streitfeld P’12 Barbara A Bonds P’17 John B. Conley P’17 Siiri M. Kochanski P’14* D. Carol Thornton P’17 Stephen A. Bonds P’17 Shari M. Conley P’17 Mary Beth Koelbl P’16 Andrew A. Vance, Jr. P’04 Adel Botros P’11 George E. Copple P’17 Terry G. Koelbl P’16 Frances M. Vance P’04 Charles Michael Bower P’11 E. Currey Courtney ’78, P’17

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HRD.rev.indd 14 10/29/14 4:34 PM Wendy Sue Covey-Scott P’13 Durward S. Harris P’93 Irene M. Labombarde P’17 Geoff Arnold Neale P’13, P’17 Steven D. Crabtree ’81, P’17 James C. Harris P’14 Peter M. Labombarde P’17 Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86, P’13, P’17 Laura Schrader Crenshaw P’17 Joan Reynolds Harris P’93 Angela R. Lamb P’04, P’17 Susan Pope Neelly P’01 James M. Cummings P’15 Randolph S. Harris P’17 Kenneth R. Lamb P’04, P’17 William R. Neelly P’01 Toni R. Cummings P’15 Rebecca L. Harris P’17 John William Lang P’12 Edward R. Nelson, Jr. P’14 Carol A. Dahl P’14 Gregory D. Hatstat P’16* Katherine Neal Lang P’12 Eric P. Nelson P’14 Daniel C. Dahl P’14 Janet M. Hatstat P’16* John Dukes Langston P’06 Mamye Nelson P’14 Gerald James Davis P’10 Lyndall Hauver P’12 Susan Hughes Langston P’06 Robert W. Newman P’15 Jeffery K. Davis ’85, P’16 Robert Hauver P’12 Gary A. LaPorte P’15 Robin E. Newman P’15 Kathleen Davis P’10 Marilyn Fay Hayes P’13* Gayle C. LaPorte P’15 Tim N. Nicholson P’16 Mary Lynn Tucker Davis ’84, P’16 Richard Lee Hayes P’13* Billy D. Leach P’87 Robert T. Noel P’16 John I. Dawidowski P’16 Edmund G. Healy P’16 Maythorne B. Leach P’87 Sarah N. Noel P’16 Kimberly I. Dawidowski P’16 Mary E. Healy P’16 John C. Levesque P’14 David E. Norris P’15* Marie J. DeMaestri P’16 Janet Bayles Hedges P’17 Julia K. Levesque P’14 Patricia C. Norris P’15* Craig R. DeVine P’14 Jon S. Hedges P’17 Anne C. Lewis P’15 Kerry E. Notestine P’17 Whitney A. DeVine P’14 Elizabeth Hedley GP’14 David S. Lewis P’14 Laura B. Notestine P’17 Donald M. Dewar P’14* John Hedley GP’14 Ramona K. Lewis P’14 Henry M. Ogden P’14 Sheri J. Dewar P’14* Anne A. Henderson P’14 Arthur W. Lichtenberger P’17 Mary W. Ogden P’14 Sunalini Dhinakaran P’17 Brian D. Henderson P’14 Donald J. Lineback P’07 Elizabeth M. O’Malley P’15 Lawrence C. Dill P’08, P’17 Khanh L. Hoang GP’16 Judith Ward Lineback P’07 Mark R. O’Malley P’15 Peggy Killingsworth Dill P’08, P’17 Constance Elise Hobson P’07 Allan L. Link P’14 Patricia Gayle Osler P’97 John Nicholas Drobak P’12 Willis Wilson Hobson P’07 Laura Holman Lonjaret ’88, P’16* Thomas M. Osler P’97 Mary Elizabeth Drobak P’12 Alan D. Hoch P’16 Thierry MH Lonjaret P’16* Nancy Owens P’85 Camilla D. Duffield GP’16 Judith Leanore Hodges P’89 Christopher A. Lowrance P’15 William S. Owens P’85 David H. Eblen, II P’14 Gene Holcomb P’90 Michelle P. Lowrance P’15 B. Richard Page, Jr. P’16 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 Nancy Holcomb P’90 Alfred G. Lyons P’12 Jin-Young Park P’17 Robert F. Ehinger P’15 Brenda K. Holmes P’14 Mary K. Lyons P’12 Kwan Park P’17 Sarah Ehinger P’15 Byron E. Holmes, Jr. P’14 Joe M. MacCurdy ’86, P’17 Amy Magee Parkinson P’00, P’10 Christopher O. Erde P’16 Bart Holtzman P’17 Theresa A. MacCurdy P’17 John R. Parkinson, Jr. P’00, P’10 Tamra I. Erde P’16 Patricia M Holtzman P’17 Charles G. Mackall P’94 William S. Parks ’90, P’17* Ann Turner Erkel P’02 Kevin G. Honnell P’15 Mary LeJeune Mackall P’94 Jonathan L. Patin P’16 R. H. Erkel, Jr. P’02 P. Diana Honnell P’15 Derek T. Main P’16 Stacey L. Patin P’16 Darlyn Henderson Fabacher P’02, P’06 Ginger A. Hooven P’16* Nadine E. Main P’16 David W. Paul P’15 Robert J. Fabacher P’02, P’06 Julie L. Hotchkiss P’14* Charles H. Mansour P’16 Rosalie J. Paul P’15 Epsey Cooke Farrell P’03* Eric K. Hunley P’16 Patricia C. Mansour P’16 Padma Sree Peravali P’17 Mona Dees Ferguson P’00 Jane A. Hunley P’16 Gary Allen Marcum P’11 Purna C. Peravali P’17 R. N. Ferguson P’00 Phillip R. Hurst P’15 Joy Cooper Marcum P’11 JoAnn M. Perez P’14 Joyce Fields P’14 Suzanne Baker Hutto P’09* Jim Marshall P’17 Alan R. Pollard P’17 Adam W. Fischer P’17 Joyce P. Jacobsen P’15 Traci Marshall P’17 Carol Aguirre Pollard P’17 Deirdre A. Fischer P’17 David W. Jacus P’14* Francis G. Martin P’16 Lenette M. Ponseti P’15 Deborah L. Fisher P’14 Heather K. Jacus P’14* Maria J. Martin P’16 Matthew H. Ponseti P’15 Marc A. Fisher P’14 Paul J. James P’16 Kimberly M. Marullo P’13 Charles A. Portera, Jr. P’16 Mary K. Friskics-Warren P’12 Sarah Lewis James ’82, P’16 J. Chuck Marvick P’17 Melissa A. Portera P’16 William T. Friskics-Warren P’12 Jeffery A. Jarratt ’83, P’15 Kathleen M. Marvick P’17 Elizabeth A. Powell P’14 David W. Fritzlen P’15* Terri Jarratt P’15 Linda Kaye Matthews P’09, P’12 Kendal D. Powers P’14 Karen S. Fritzlen P’15* Johnny C. Johnson P’16 Judity Haskell McCarthy P’13 Martin R. Powers P’14 Lillian A. Galindo^ P’17 Sallie D. Johnson P’16 Kevin Warren McCarthy P’13 Lynn R. Pratt P’15 Omar A. Galindo P’17 Brenda J. Jones P’15 Laura L. McConwell P’16 Thomas N. Pratt P’15 Jill Galloway P’15 Charles R. Jones P’17 Bonnie Moore McNeely ’77, P’17 Christy L. Priday P’15* Lorenzo Gentile P’17 Howard Jones, Jr. P’89 Dennis L. McNeely P’17 Ronald A. Priday P’15* Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Sharon Young Jones P’89 Kevin C. Medved P’14, P’14 Guillermina Toal Punzalan P’97 Tigist Gezaghen P’16 Daniel C. Kable P’17 Michele A. Medved P’14, P’14 Roger G. Punzalan P’97 Dennis Gilbert, Jr. P’18 Tracy Dunn Kable P’17 James C. Merlotti P’16 Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 Dhinakaran Gilbert P’17 Maurice Kahn P’16 MaryBeth Merlotti P’16 Farhana Rahman P’17 Joyce Gilbert P’18 Shoshana Kahn P’16 Linda K. Miller P’88, GP’15 Melissa A. Raleigh-Ross P’15 Mary Ben Glancy P’05, P’09 Cheryl L. Kaywood P’10 Marlene R. Miller P’15* Patricia A. Ramier P’17 Sean E. Glancy P’05, P’09 Sam K. Kaywood P’10 Thomas D. Miller P’15* Allison D. Ranson P’10, P’14 Debbie Bennett Goss P’10, P’12 Connie G. Keen P’15 Phyllis J. Minor P’14 William A. Ranson P’10, P’14 John Bradford Goss P’10, P’12 James L. Keen P’15 Elizabeth R. Moir P’15 Kevin P. Reed P’16 Mary Hall Gregg P’10 Dantes J. Keller, III P’17 Peter A. Moir P’15 Marie M. Reed P’16 Javier Guevara P’17 Kathy A. Keller P’17 Angela B. Money P’16 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 Sandra Guevara P’17 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12* Dennis C. Money P’16 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Charles V. Guida P’17 Charles Kenwright, III P’13 Robert E. Moore P’14* Curtis A. Richards P’16 Diane E. Guida P’17 Ishrat M. Khan P’17 David K. Morris P’15 Ivy V. Rives P’17 Susan D. Haas P’15* Stephen B. Klein P’13* Suzanne Kibler Morris GP’15 R. Kelly Rives P’17 Helen Hall Kenwright P’13 Judith A. Klemperer P’15 Lisa A. Morrison P’15, P’17 Marty L. Roberson P’16* Charles C. Hanson P’17 Leslie P. Klemperer P’15 R. Ray Morrison P’15, P’17 Katherine Chandler Rodell P’17 Linda Marie Hanson P’17 Walter C. Koczot P’14* David N. Mosby P’17 Kevin J. Rodell P’17 Dean M. Harless P’14 Amelia Kopald P’71 Donna M. Mosby P’17 Marc L. Ross P’15 Maureen M. Harless P’14 S. L. Kopald, Jr. P’71 Diane P. Mugford P’15* Don Nell Rushing P’97 Renee Simpson Harn P’11 Larry Dean Kramer P’11, P’17 John R. Mugford P’15* Thomas V. Rushing P’97 Robert Eugene Harn P’11 Sheryl Davenport Kramer P’11, P’17 Elizabeth L. Murov P’14 Rhonda J. Salvucci P’12 Clare N. Harris P’14 Leonard S. Kuminski P’16 Ellis B. Murov P’14 Mary Louise Sandifer P’12

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HRD.rev.indd 15 10/29/14 4:34 PM Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 15 Jeffrey L. Schiciano P’17 Eric R. Van Heyst P’15 Suzanne L. Aucoin P’14 Zondra G. Carter P’17 Kathleen P. Schiciano P’17 Gary E. Vasichko P’13 Gordon E. Baird P’90, P’94 Joseph T. Carton P’17 Connie Schott P’17 Nancy E. Vasichko P’13 Vada M. Baird P’90, P’94 Pamela Terrell Carton P’17 John Schott P’17 Tessa I. Vieira P’16 Charles B. Baize P’85, GP’16 Dawn Casey P’13 Michael James Scott P’13 Anthony P. Viola P’15 Melissa Cook Davis Baize P’85, GP’16 Eileen Casey P’13 David Secino P’17 Maury M. Viola P’15 Susan L. Baker P’17 Glenn Casey P’13 Kimberly Secino P’17 Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Gweneva D. Barrow P’17 S. Luann Castle P’16 Corinne Shane GP’16 Edward B. Walton P’13 Amy W. Baskin P’14 Tom M. Castle P’16 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 Tammy R. Walton P’13 Stuart G. Baskin P’14 Brent P. Chaisson P’10 Laura Shaw Shields P’04 Rick Lane Warren, III P’10* H. Nick Batson P’16 Mary A. Chaisson P’10 Gregory P. Sieben P’15* Polly Pogue Warren P’10* Kim D. Batson P’16 Lucy T. Chapman P’14 Henry J. Siegelson P’14 Patricia G. Washnock P’14 Debra Beason P’10, P’14 Marie L. Charles P’17 Kim L. Siegelson P’14 Richard L. Washnock P’14 Joanne Beckham P’88 Roland M. Charles, Jr. P’17 Dorothy J. Sinclair P’16 Joseph Harding Wehby P’12 Roger H. Beckham P’88 Kequn Chen P’17 James P. Sinclair P’16 Kimberly Greer Wehby P’12 Jennifer M. Beighle P’17 Nereida E. Chiles P’16 Moges Sisay P’16 Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. P’90 Ann R. Bell GP’16 Timothy M. Chiles P’16 Peggy Ann Slater P’10 Carol Howard Wells P’03 Lisa S. Bell P’16 Diane H. Chimowitz P’14 Richard M. Slater P’10 Della W. Wells P’15 William R. Bell GP’16 Julie E. Ciota P’17 Elisabeth Hunter Sloan P’17 Donald H. Wells P’03 Helen I. Benjamin P’83 Nathan J. Ciota P’17 Donald R. Smith P’08 Jere A. Wells P’15 Jean I. Benjamin P’83 Charles M. Clark P’13 Sandra L. Smith P’08 Jay N. Whipple P’14 Josiah D. Bill P’16 Johnny Henry Clark, Jr. P’13 Jacqueline K. Sommers P’17 Kimberly Whipple P’14 Patricia H. Bill P’16 Patricia Ann Clark P’13 Robin C. Sommers^ P’17 Annette M. White P’16 Thomas D. Birch P’17 Jeannine Laurie Clotworthy P’12 C. Matthew Spinolo ’85, P’15 Stephens M. White P’16 Kathleen Core Bishop P’11 Robert Charles Clotworth P’12 Lynda Hamilington Spinolo ’86, P’15 Susan Anderson Wicker P’14* L. Gail Bishop P’13 Leticia Balli Cofield P’17 Denise M. St. Etienne P’14 John D. Wigodsky P’06 Robert Welch Bishop P’11 Donald Richard Coleman P’12, P’16 Gregory M. St. Etienne P’14 Mary Lynn Wigodsky P’06 David D. Bitler P’14 Mary Louise Coleman P’12, P’16 Patricia M. Stachura P’15 John S. Wilder, III P’15 Jodi A. Bitler P’14 Deena Marie Cossich P’12 Paul L. Stachura P’15 Danny L. Wilkerson P’13 Anne Konefal Black P’11 Phil Francis Cossich P’12 Terri S. Steele P’14 Sue Ellen Wilkerson P’13 Kell Alexander Black P’11 Cynthia D. Costello P’12 David H. Steinwedell P’16 Ge-Juan Lois Wilkes P’94 Sridevi Bodreddigari P’15 Howard D. Costello P’12 Patricia H. Steinwedell P’16 Leslie L. Wilkes P’94 Diane M. Bonner P’06 John S. Coulter, II P’15 Benjamin M. Stevens, III P’17 Barbara J. Wilson P’14, P’17 Ronnie B. Bonner P’06 M. Heather Coulter P’15 Cynthia Stevens GP’15 Donald Wilson P’18 Glenn J. Booksh P’14 James R. Cox P’16 Susan Crawford Stevens P’17 Richard Wilson P’14, P’17 Tonya A. Booksh P’14 Lori A. Cox P’16 Carole Bailey Stoneking ’80, P’16 Jim Winkates P’99, P’03 Martha Anne Bowden P’12 Alice Crowell P’15 Hal T. Stoneking ’79, P’16 Lorita Cosner Winkates P’99, P’03 Russell Bernard Bowden, Jr. P’12 Nicholas S. Crowell P’15 Mary Gayle Stoner P’01, P’03 E. Scott Woodrow P’17 Sarah Elizabeth Bowen P’08 Mary B. Crowley P’14 Stephen P. Stoner P’01, P’03 Susan P. Woodrow P’17 Connie K. Brennan P’98 Mary Melissa Daggett P’10 Carolyn Stramka-Botros P’11 Freda M. Woods P’15 Dennis F. Brennan P’98 Timothy Mahlon Daggett P’10 James G. Stranch, III P’06, P’10 Ron B. Woods, Sr. P’15 Shawn R. Brescka P’16 Mark A. Davidson P’16 Jane Branstetter Stranch P’06, P’10 Cyryl Pogon Yannitell P’97* William P. Brescka P’16 Alice Davis P’12 William J. Strong P’17 Daniel W. Yannitell P’97* Carol Coaker Brewer P’00 John Thomas Davis P’12 Casey M. Stuart P’07 Loong K. Yong P’15 Elizabeth Donohoe Bromert P’02 R. David Davison P’16 Susan J. Stuart P’07 Anne S. Young P’16 Robert J. Bromert P’02 Christopher DellaGrotta P’17 Taylor William Stuckslager P’12, P’13 Frank C. Young P’16 Heather J. Broneak P’16 Erin DellaGrotta P’17 Bolin Kane Stumb P’99 Raymond W. Young P’17 Thomas L. Broneak P’16 Laura Dempsey P’12 Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr. P’99 Sharon R. Young P’17 John Hentry Broocks P’09 Patrick Joseph Dempsey P’12 R. Kevin Sutphin P’17 Mary L. Zeigler P’95 Yvette Monique Broocks P’09 Donald R. DeZutter P’90 Stephanie Dixon Sutphin P’17 Robert E. Zeigler P’95 Kenneth L. Brottman P’16 Doan Q. Dinh P’16 Martha S. Swiger P’10, P’11 Melvin J. Ziegler, Jr. P’17 Dan M. Bruner P’16 Mylinh T. Dinh P’16 Ralph B. Swiger, II P’10, P’11 Rebecca Karno Ziegler P’17 Morris Marion Bryan, III P’13 Gary J. Donaghey P’15 James S. Tart P’98 Charlene F. Zoeller P’10, P’15 Mary Ann Bryant P’17 Nancy R. Donaghey P’15 Gillian A. Taylor P’15 Curtis A. Zoeller P’10, P’15 Graham Walker Burns P’00 Douglas E. Doss P’14 Mark L. Taylor P’15 Timothy G. Bushong P’17 Nancy E. Doss P’14 John Hansford Thomas, III P’06 Donor Johnny M. Butler P’16 Beth C. Drake P’17 Sherrill Lynn Thomas P’06 Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch P’11 Tina M. Butler P’16 Donovan A. Drake P’17 Jeffrey Lee Thomasson P’11 Jacqueline M. Abdurhman P’11 M. Laurent Cadden P’15 Michael Ralph Duckworth P’13 Christine M. Todd P’14 Barbara C. Adamcik P’16 R. Michael Cadden P’15 Tracey Duckworth P’13 John R. Todd P’13 Robert H. Adamcik P’16 Janice Maria Campbell P’08, P’11 Donald LeRoy Duffy P’12 Josephine L. Todd P’13 Joy Oliver Adams P’12 Warren Perry Campbell P’08, P’11 Kenneth H. East P’14 R. Carroll Todd P’14 Richard Ray Adams P’12 Patricia J. Canale P’89 James F. Easterlin P’16 Endang Megawatt Tong P’11 Marie C. Adda P’15 Joyce D. Cannon P’15 Lori F. Easterlin P’16 William Chi Tong P’11 LuAnne Ainsworth P’16 Terrance J. Cannon P’15 Martha Schoen Ebbesmeyer P’17 Christopher J. Toohey, Sr. P’17 Adebode O. Ajayi P’14 Bruce R. Carr P’98 Robert J. Ebbesmeyer P’17 Elena C. Toohey P’17 Ora L. Ajayi P’14 Phyllis D. Carr P’98 Margaret Ebron P’17 Amy Turner P’14 Paula Alam P’15 Christopher G. Carroll P’12 Sheldon C. Ebron, Sr. P’17 David R. Turner P’14 John A. Anderson P’15 Heidi Hayslett Carroll ’82, P’13, P’15 Cynthia Y. Egan P’16 Elizabeth Hood Turner P’06 Nathalie M. Anderson P’15 Morris Carroll P’13, P’15 Earl E. Egan, III P’16 Nancy A. Turner P’15 Arlene Karpinski Ashe P’97 Jeffery L. Carter P’17 Joseph A. Egitton, Jr. P’13, P’14 Selwyn H. Turner, III P’06 Braxton W. Ashe P’97 Nelson L. Carter GP’15 Sharon M. Egitton P’13, P’14 Darby M. Van Heyst P’15 Arthur A. Aucoin P’14 Patricia A. Carter GP’15 Virginia Ellison P’14

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HRD.rev.indd 16 10/29/14 4:34 PM Deborah A. Embury P’16 H. Jeffrey Hayward P’16 Jeanette R. Lenzini P’14 Denise Romie Muir P’17 Janon F. Embury P’16 Linda M. Hayward P’16 Henry T. Likes P’94 W. Scott Neff P’14 Bruce A. Erskine P’03 Elizabeth A. Hazelbaker P’16 Marguerite Gisburne Likes P’94 Mojgan Nekoufar P’14 Helen Charcalis Erskine P’03 Gary M. Heacock P’07 Gene Lindman P’14 Shabanali Nekoufar P’14 Daniel Keith Evans P’12 Kathy R. Heacock P’07 Anthony S. Lloyd P’17 M. Renee Nelson P’16 Elise P. Evans P’15 William A. J. Heine, Jr. ’86, P’15 Lisa E. Lloyd P’17 Ricky L. Nelson P’16 Gene G. Evans P’15 L. Chris Heinemeyer P’17 Jean McCluskey Loux P’99 Lisa J. Newkirk P’17 Sidney Springfield Evans P’12 Susan E. Heinemeyer P’17 Peter C. Loux P’99 Paul W. Newkirk P’17 Camilla Fair P’77 Kevin J. Hendrickson P’06 L. Peter Lowrie P’17 Phuoc V. Nguyen P’15 Robert R. Fair P’77 Laura Bartels Hendrickson P’06 Laurie Ann Connolly Lowrie P’17 Brenda G. Nicholson P’16 Brian R. Falgoust P’11 David W. Henry P’16 Ellen M. Lowry P’17 Barbara A. Nole P’16 Leslie Evans Falgoust P’11 Michelle D. Henson P’16 Samuel K. Lowry, III P’17 Judith E. Nole P’16 Peter Marcus Falion P’08 Ronald J. Henson P’16 Ann Luciani P’16 William P. Nole, Jr. P’16 Lanette M. Fargason P’16 Jennifer A. Hicks P’15 Paul Luciani P’16 Shizue S. Nomura P’15 Richard C. Fargason P’16 Patricia D. Hicks P’16 Daniel E. Lukens P’15 Laurie Fromberg Norris ’87, P’17 Cindy L. Fatsis P’17 Raymond S. Hicks P’15 Julianne K. Lukens P’15 Robert L. Norris, III P’17 Lampros M. Fatsis P’17 Dena Hill P’14, P’17 Teresa A. Macon P’15 Janet A. Null P’14 Jon J. Ferguson P’17 Michael L. Hill P’14, P’17 Timothy R. Macon P’15 Alice Cockroft Oates ’71, P’14 Ruth Daly Ferguson P’17 G. Preston Hipp P’14 Randall A. Marks P’90, P’92 John F. Oates, Jr. P’14 Joseph Patrick Finley P’10, P’14 Laura Wichmann Hipp P’14 Stephanie Marks P’90, P’92 Kevin F. O’Sullivan P’14 Maryellen Finley P’10, P’14 Gay Lynn B. Hobgood P’15 Andrew A. Markus P’01 Amy J. Overstreet P’17 Angela Gail Fletcher P’14 Alison Hodges P’13 Linda Lou Markus P’01 Willard J. Overstreet P’17 Ann G. Flynt P’14 Charles Hodges P’13 Elaine K. Martin P’14 Cindy A. Palmer P’14 Charles H. Flynt, III P’14 Margaret M. Hofmann P’16 Ralph Alton Mason P’08, P’12 James L. Pannell P’04 Digna Mariela Forbes P’10 Paul A. Hofmann P’16 Sarah Joanna Mason P’08, P’12 Karen B. Pannell P’04 Howard N. Forbes P’10 John E. Hokanson GP’14, GP’16 Katherine H. Matney P’17 Bhakti Somabhai Patel P’05, P’10 Alan J. Forsyth P’06 Theresa E. Hook P’11 Ronald C. Matney P’17 Daksha Bhakti Patel P’05, P’10 Janice Elizabeth Forsyth P’06 William John Hook P’11 Sairam S. Mattancheril P’14 Catherine Ann Patterson P’12 Deanna S. Fuller P’16 Angela M. Howard P’15 James A. Matthews P’14 David L. Patterson P’12 Robert T. Fuller P’16 Aubrey G. Howard, III P’15 Benjamin Gerald McArthur P’06, P’13 Siva K. Pavuluri P’15, P’17 Kimberly S. Gale P’17 Lisa M. Hughes P’11, P’13, P’17 Caroline Thatcher McArthur P’06, Vijay K. Pavuluri P’15, P’17 Walter Gale, Jr. P’17 Mark Steven Jacobs P’11 P’13 Allison M. Payne P’17 Brian L. Garcia P’15 Mark W. Jacobs P’16 Joshua B. McCanless ’89, P’17 E. Malcolm Pearson P’17 Mary Rose Garcia P’15 Yvonne Marie Jacobs P’11 Lisa Smith McCanless ’88, P’17 Melinda Hurst Pearson ’75, P’17 John J. Gaupp P’16 Matthew J. Jenkins P’16 Cary B. McCarty P’14 Karen G. Pelletier P’14 Laura P. Gaupp P’16 Joel R. Jensen P’13 Paula L. McCarty P’14 George B. Pettis P’17 Heather R. Geer P’16 Lori D. Jensen P’13 Luther L. McDougal P’14 Tuyet T. Pham P’15 John Joseph George P’13 Catherine Robertson Johns P’17 Maria M. McDougal P’14 Margaret M. Piazza P’14 Lisa M. George P’13 Robert E. Johns, II P’17 Erin D. McGall P’16 Michael J. Piazza P’14 C. Thomas Glaser P’13 Francis Bruce Johnston P’03 Anita M. McGinnis P’17 David H. Pinckney P’17 Jane Ellen Glaser P’13 Sue Snavely Johnston P’03 William P. McGinnis, Sr. P’17 Gretshyn L. Pittman P’17 Louis Glazer P’17 June A. Jointer P’15 Marguerite E. McGowan P’14, P’17 Michael R. Pittman P’17 Marilyn Glazer P’17 Lanney S. Jones P’15 Julie K. McKeel P’16 James Michael Pluta P’11 Cecilia Bickford Goebel P’17 Nona M. Jones P’15 L. Dale McKeel P’16 Ashley York Porter ’82, P’11, P’15 R. Bradley Goebel P’17 Jill A. Jordan P’15 Ann H. McMillan P’14 R. Edwin Porter, Jr. ’80, P’11, P’15 Gloria T. Goss P’14, P’14 Carrin Clark Katz P’97 J. Rogers McNeil ’89, P’16 Erich P. Press GP’14 Timothy D. Goss P’14, P’14 Jerry P. Katz P’97 Reagan Roper McNeil ’88, P’16 Olive M. Press GP’14 Matthew C. Graff P’17 Anne M. Kenny P’17 Charles McPherson P’92 C. Thomas Prigmore P’15 F. Scott Graves P’17 Andrew R. Ketch P’14 Nancy McPherson P’92 Kathy Prigmore P’15 S. Dawn Graves P’17 Temple M. Ketch P’14 Suzanne D. Menick P’15 Margaret E. Primes P’15 Joyce L. Grundy P’17 Faval Qayum Khattak P’11 Gregory A. Meyer P’16 Douglas G. Prince P’14 Michael R. Grundy P’17 Taslim Akhtar Khattak P’11 Kristen L. Meyer P’16 Rakesh Puri P’16 M. Gay Gunter P’13, P’17 Astrid Kiker P’16 Debbie A. Mielke P’14 Sunita Puri P’16 Christina D. Hall P’16 Steve A. Kiker P’16 Matthew S. Mielke P’14 Elzbieta J. Nowak Pyda P’14 Nathan J. Hall P’16 Angela L. King P’15, P’16 Elizabeth A. Mikkelsen P’15 Marek P. Pyda P’14 Randolph L. Hallman P’14 Jerry E. King, II P’15, P’16 Paw K. Mikkelsen P’15 Aldo J. Quattrocchi P’17 Arthur Hammontree P’17 Noorjehan S. Kinnare P’15 Camille D. Miller P’07 Eileen C. Quattrocchi P’17 Bethany A. Handelman P’14 Shahid S. Kinnare P’15 Lynette E. Miller P’15 Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr. P’05 Maria Hanewald P’14 Alan Stuart Kleiman P’09 Sean A. Miller P’15 James F. Ramsey P’17 Thomas Hanewald P’14 Arlene Joy Kleiman P’09 William Alton Miller P’07 Wendy S. Ramsey P’17 Dennis Michael Hannon P’10 Caroline Knight P’16 Thomas P. Misko P’17 Gregory K. Randall P’02 Daniel A. Hanson, Jr. P’15 Keith J. Knight P’16 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Michelle Ann Randall P’02 Doris Faye Harris P’09 Mechelle M. Kulesza P’16 T. Frank Moak P’11, P’14 Marilyn J. Rawe P’17 Henry Charles Harris, Jr. P’09 Wally F. Kulesza P’16 A. Maxine Montgomery P’97 Katherine L. Ray P’17 Pamela M. Harris-Marshall P’14 A. Robert Lamb Jr. P’17 Cynthia J. Montgomery P’16 John R. Recknagel P’13 James T. Harrison, Sr. P’17 Peter S. Lau P’09, P’15 Patsy Joan Montgomery P’94 Mary D. Recknagel P’13 Karen L. Harrison P’06 Leslie A. Lawther P’17 William E. Montgomery P’97 Stacey Acker Reed P’17 Ann E. Haugen P’17 Cynthia A. Leavelle P’14 Camille J. Morgan P’17 W. Scott Reed P’17 John A. Haugen P’17 Tommy L. Leavelle P’14 Marie M. Morris P’16 Marcia J. Reel P’15 Kristie Stanton Hawkes P’17 Douglas C. Lee P’18 Taylor O. Morris P’16 Gregory Richardson P’04 Robert D. Hawkes, Sr. P’17 Lynda M. Lee P’18 Michael L. Mosby ’86, P’15 Shirley F. Richardson P’04 Betty L. Haymore P’15 Mi Lee P’15 Valerie E. Mosby P’15 Jodi Sheldon Rios P’17 Jesse Haymore P’15 Sang W. Lee P’15 Andrew S. Muir P’17 Michael Rios P’17

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HRD.rev.indd 17 10/29/14 4:34 PM Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 17 Danny Wayne Rogers, Jr. P’11 Alan D. Smith P’15 Carol J. Thompson P’15 Olin West, III P’95 Lauri Sitton Rogers P’11 Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 John C. Thompson P’15 Thomas G. West P’17 Beverly Roskos P’15 Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10 Mark Roy Thompson P’12, P’15 Andrea Hedley Williams P’14 Debbie Stelly Rote P’11, P’15 Jane Stevens Smith P’12 Mary Duncan Thompson P’12, P’15 Brock R. Williams P’14 Paul Carl Rote P’11, P’15 Kathleen W. Smith P’15 Christopher E. Threatt P’17 Linda M. Williams P’17 Michelle Roys P’16 Leslie A. Smith P’14 Dionne D. Threatt P’17 Mary K. Williamson P’17 Scott Roys P’16 Leslie E. Smith P’14 Robert T. Threlkeld ’82, P’16 William B. Williamson P’17 Craig Doublas Rubin P’12 Lorna F. Smith P’15 Stephanie E. Threlkeld P’16 Donna Wallace Williford ’81, P’11, Diana Sanchez-Bushong P’17 Ryan T. Smith P’15 Patricia Thurston P’15 P’13, P’17 Charles W. Sartain P’14 Scott Alan Smith P’10 David S. Tucker P’15 Judson L. Williford ’78, P’11, P’13, Erica L. Sartain ’73, P’14 Stephen Blair Smith P’12 Susan Chambers Tucker ’87 P’17 Rena G. Sawyer P’13 Abir Soued P’14 L. Jannae Tunnell P’16 Edward P. Wilson P’16 Cathy J. Scaife P’17 Mounzer Soued P’14 Kathleen Helen Turco P’08 Marian Wooddell Wilson P’12 John J. Scanlon P’17 Flora Speed P’87 Robert Fredrick Turco P’08 Mark E. Wilson P’12 Karen D. Scanlon P’17 James O. Speed P’87 Peter W. Upham P’14 Janet E. Roberson P’16 David J. Schifani P’17 Candace Flinn Stanford P’11 Stefanie J. Upham P’14 Irene Wiser P’12 Regina Tate Schifani P’17 Laura Boone Stanley-Duffy P’12 Chenga Valasareddy P’15 Michael Kenneth Wisner P’12 Steven C. Schultheis P’15 Traci A. Streeter-Sherrell P’17 Cheryl Lynn Vandewalle P’12 Laura E. Wittman P’17 Mark A. Scruggs P’16 David R. Sullivan P’15 Richard Christian Vandewalle P’12 Christina Wong P’09, P’15 V. Kay L. Scruggs P’16 Debborah C. Sullivan P’15 Catherine Rebecca Vespereny P’10 James D. Wood P’11, P’15 Alan F. Sears P’95 Mary Anne K. Sullivan P’15 Richard P. von Salza Brown P’17 JoAnn F. Wood P’11, P’15 Susan Isabel Sears P’95 Michael P. Sullivan P’15 Terry L. von Salza Brown P’17 Becky Woodiel P’92 Dorothy M. Sendelbach P’12 Maisi Wikstrom Summ P’91 John Russell Walker P’08 Neil L. Woodiel P’92 Jeffrey A. Sheesley P’15 Randolph P. Summ P’91 Kevin Allen Washam P’10 Debra R. Woods P’17 Kathy D. Sheesley P’15 Jeffrey L. Sumner P’16 Marcia Louise Washam P’10 Steven J. Woods P’17 James J. Shield P’16 Kimberly D. Sumner P’16 Allison Mechem Weaver P’17 Wendy Jane Wuerfel P’13 Jodie Shield P’16 Karin R. Tamura P’16 Jay C. Weaver P’17 Emily C. Yarborough P’05 Konrad M. Shields P’14 Scott L. Tamura P’16 Lena Pearl Weaver P’02, P’06 William D. Yarborough P’05 Vickie L. Shields P’14 Elizabeth Ward Tannenbaum P’08 Robert A. Weaver, Sr. P’02, P’06 Mark David Zalin P’09 Marguerite C. Silver P’15 Gail Elizabeth Thames P’06 Teri A. Weinstein P’16 Stephanie Steele Zalin P’09 C. Greer Simonton P’12 Paul B. Thames P’06 Carol West P’95 Fang Zhou P’17 Jay C. Sloan GP’15 A. Vidhya Thiruchitrambal P’14 Catherine Wicker West P’17 Dennis K. Zimmerman P’00 Lynx Club Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year. Gifts are recognized in the Hall of Fame Society ($20,000 or more), the Legends Society ($10,000 - $19,999), the All-American Society ($5,000 - $9,999), the Champions Society ($2,500 - $4,999), the MVP Society ($1,000 - $2,499), the Lynx Society ($500 - $999), the All-Star Club ($250 - $499), the Captains Club ($100 - $249), and Players Club ($25- $99). The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

Pamela R. Coleman P’16 James L. Keen P’15 Scott D. Singletary P’17 Legends Society Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Kenneth J. Kieklak ’89 Gary R. Sledge P’16 Susan L. Genter P’14 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Michelle Lyn Kieklak Julie Sledge P’16 Marinelle G. Sowden P’16 Mark Denesuk P’18 Jean S. Kirk P’11 Teresa M. Sutton P’17 Webb M. Sowden P’16 Pamela Denesuk P’18 Scott H. Kirk P’11 W. Edward Sutton P’17 D. Michael Dodd P’17 Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Alison Thomas All-American Society Mary T. Dodd P’17 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 J. Scott Thomas ’86 Deidre M. Childers P’16 John G. Dunavant P’14 Gary M. Lourie P’17 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Kyle R. Childers P’16 Jim Duncan Yvette White Lourie P’17 Jason B. Ward Robert M. Hallmark P’17 Kimberly D. Earle P’17 Hal David Martin P’11 Sandra Wallach Hallmark P’17 Steven M. Earle P’17 Michelle Kay Martin P’11 Lynx Society J. Carlton Showalter, Jr. P’17 Dawn Eckert P’15 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Donna F. Alar P’16 Jane Victor Showalter P’17 E. Randolph Eckert P’15 Michael R. McWherter P’14 Paul J. Alar P’16 Dana D. Windatt P’17 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Beth E. Nabors P’16 Edward S. Alpaugh, Jr. P’14, P’16 Richard D. Windatt P’17 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Jeffery R. Nabors P’16 Lisa E. Alpaugh P’14, P’16 Beverly Evans Kerry E. Notestine P’17 Michael A. Babich P’11 Champions Society Lawrence E. Evans ’65 Laura B. Notestine P’17 M. Denise Best P’17 Julian C. Nall ’43 David R. Ewoldsen P’15 Anthony P. Olive P’17 Michael P. Best P’17 D. Raymond Riddle, Sr. GP’17 E. Joseph Gess P’17 Dana K. Olive P’17 Elizabeth H. Blatt Patricia K. Riddle GP’17 Kim E. Gess P’17 Arnold E. Perl Christine A. Bruno P’17 Haven A. Younger P’17 Eileen Ann Griffin P’11, P’16 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Daina D. Cannon P’16 R. Brandon Younger P’17 Thomas Earl Griffin P’11, P’16 Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 James R. Cannon P’16 Bruce K. Jamison P’16 Kyttie Jean Sanford P’13 Benjamin Gregory Clark P’10 MVP Society Martha H. Jamison P’16 Lawrence Bentley Sanford P’13 Eva Clark P’10 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Lisa H. Johnson P’15 James R. Schneider P’17 John B. Conley P’17 Tanya Coleman Augustine M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Mary Frances Schneider P’17 Shari M. Conley P’17 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Camille Tanner Jones James J. Shield P’16 David H. Eblen, II P’14 W. J. Michael Cody ’58 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Jodie Shield P’16 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 David R. Coleman P’16 Connie G. Keen P’15 Kimberly A. Singletary P’17 Karen E. Eckert P’15

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HRD.rev.indd 18 10/29/14 4:34 PM G. Joe Ellis P’17 Beth L. Charette P’16 John Wade Therrell, III ’04 Lucy Shepherd Gordon P’10 Roxanne B. Ellis P’17 Raymond P. Charette P’16 Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Mary Hall Gregg P’10 James R. Gillis, Jr. ’56, P’80 Jonathon Clark ’10 GP’16 Jennifer Price Grimes P’17 John P. Goodrum, Sr. P’15 Michael R. Couden ’92 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Joseph A. Grimes, III P’17 Kay H. Goodrum P’15 Jennifer L. Crosby P’17 Margaret Pons Tufton ’08 Dewey W. Hammond, III P’07 William P. Halliday, III Patrick H. Crosby, Sr. P’17 Patricia M. Washburn P’16 Rebecca Cowart Hammond ’77, P’07 Edmund G. Healy P’16 Lisa T. Davis P’16 Ric L. Washburn P’16 Stephanie Fuss Hayes ’86 Mary E. Healy P’16 Wiliam M. Davis P’16 James E. Williams P’17 Mary Helen Wright Heaner ’81 Garry L. Huff ’72, P’02 L. James Derrickson P’17 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 M. Carol Hechinger P’17 Wynellen Weir Huff ’71, P’02 Lindsay A. Dorris P’13, P’15 Loretta E. Williams P’17 Richard A. Hechinger P’17 Ann C. Kadesky P’16 William E. Dorris P’13, P’15 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Robert K. Heck, Jr. ’91 Keith T. Kadesky P’16 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Alan R. Wladis P’17 Stacy Long Heck ’94 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Martha Duncan Shari J. Wladis P’17 Robert W. Henderson, Jr. P’17 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 M. September Eason Suzanne Watts Henderson P’17 Henry F. Korth P’16 Robert G.L. Eason ’83 Captains Club James W. Hever ’86 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Andrew J. Fogarty P’17 M. Farooq Anwar P’16 Kevin G. Honnell P’15 Carol Zivitz Lange P’17 Denise M. Fogarty P’17 Joshua R. Arant ’11 P. Diana Honnell P’15 Joseph L. Lange, Jr. P’17 Hal D. Fogelman ’85 Cody I. Beatty ’12 Bret A. Ingalls P’17 Angela Gailey Laster ’92 Claire Mathias Gehrki ’76, P’02 Matthew B. Becker ’09 Diana L. Ingalls P’17 Cathy D. Laurence P’15 Gary P. Gehrki ’76, P’02 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Barbara Sanker Isaacson P’17 Eliot S. Laurence P’15 Jean Ann Grabias P’03 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 David S. Isaacson P’17 Michael D. Levy P’17 Joseph S. Grabias P’03 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Douglas B. Johnson P’16 John L. Malanchuk P’14, P’17 John N. Grim, Jr. P’15 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Tamala M. Johnson P’16 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14, P’17 Teresa A. Grim P’15 Edward L. Bettendorf P’16 Lanney S. Jones P’15 Jo Maxwell Elisabeth Groth P’16 Ann Webb Betty ’85 Nona M. Jones P’15 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Jene A. Harrell P’15 Cynthia R. Bitters ’11 Daniel C. Kable P’17 Ryan D. Mire ’93 Julie S. Harrell P’15 Jennifer Elizabeth Bitzer ’14 Tracy Dunn Kable P’17 Melissa A. Munson P’16 Glenn T. Hays ’62 Susan A. Blackstock P’17 Matthias Kaelberer P’15 William R. Munson P’16 Martha K. Hays Thaddeus F. Blackstock, III P’17 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Melody H. Noah P’17 Thomas L. Holder P’17 Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Sarah Anne Kennedy ’12 William B. Pitts ’08 Bruce A. Jones ’83 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68, P’98 Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 Bruce A. Reed P’14 Craig S. Jones ’85 Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 Donna H. Kinslow Page B. Reed P’14 Susan M. Jones William E. Carrell ’58 Brett Lee Curtis A. Richards P’16 Alli Lambert ’94 Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 Mark W. Livsey P’15 Jodi Sheldon Rios P’17 Frank Y. Ly P’15 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Melissa J. Livsey P’15 Michael Rios P’17 Katy H. Ly P’15 Bena Cates Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 James T. Robertson ’53, P’80, GP’09 J. Chuck Marvick P’17 George E. Cates Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Valeria Robertson P’80, GP’09 Kathleen M. Marvick P’17 Jeffrey D. Chalk P’16 Joel R. Lyons ’85 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 C. Lee McCain P’16 Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Padma Lyons Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Jennifer L. McCain P’16 Tommy V. Clinton ’61 Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11 Charles W. Sartain P’14 Mary Anderson Mehrle ’67 William J. Cochran Wendi Carter Mahoney P’08, P’11 Erica L. Sartain ’73, P’14 Robert K. Mehrle ’67 J. Perry Cowden ’68 Kevin A. Marks ’90 Martha Phillips Stepp P’08 A. Duane Mills ’66 Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Maria Garcia Marks ’91 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69, P’08 Eleanor Johnson Moore GP’17 Judith Devore Crumby Laura L. Mathews P’14 William J. Strong P’17 Rebecca Bullen Moore Robert H. Crumby ’53 Vincent P. Mathews P’14 Victor J. Suane, Jr. ’98 Thomas B. Moore, Jr. ’68, P’93 Lawrence C. Dill P’08, P’17 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Guy M. Tucker P’17 Thomas M. Moore, Jr. P’17 Peggy Killingsworth Dill P’08, P’17 Carol K. McConkey Patty Knap Tucker P’17 Diane Moreland P’16 Laura L. Doramus Michael R. McConkey ’79 Lori Renee Vallelunga ’89 Milton Moreland Mark C. Doramus ’80 Laura L. McConwell P’16 Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15 Robert Morris P’16 Kimberly A. Dsida P’16 Christopher L. McCullar ’93 James E. Van Hoeck P’15 G. Andrew Murphy P’15 Richard M. Dsida P’16 Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Cynthia A. Vavrek P’16 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 P.J. Marschner Edington Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Lawrence J. Vavrek P’16 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 William H. Edington ’67 Janet Fountain McRae ’81, P’16 Beth A. Walters P’11 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Cynthia Y. Egan P’16 Julie Anne Mediamolle ’02 William P. Williams P’14 Jennifer Ehrhard Nichols P’17 Earl E. Egan, III P’16 Heather Dorris Miller ’93 David E. Wilkins P’17 Chris Nunn ’97 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Jack R. Miller P’17 Tanya R. Wilkins P’17 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Peter G. Emanuel ’88 Mark Allen Miller ’92 Donna L. Williams P’14 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Farha Farooq P’16 Sharon L. Miller P’17 H. Wesley Williams, III ’89 Karen O. Renner P’14 George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Loria Williams Michael J. Renner P’14 Laurie Ellen Frankel P’09 T. Frank Moak P’11, P’14 Randall Bryan Womack P’09, P’13 Patricia M. Reynolds P’15 Van Jeffreys Frankel P’09 Annamarie Monks P’17 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 Lisa J. Richardson P’16 Gavin A. Franks ’09 Joseph B. Monks, Jr. P’17 Two Anonymous Donors Rhonda J. Salvucci P’12 J. Michael Garibaldi, Jr. ’01 Edith A. Muehlberger P’16 Christine Sarkan P’17 Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb ’96 Eric W. Muehlberger P’16 All Star Club Kenneth Sarkan P’17 Donald R. Gee P’17 Peter B. Nichols ’78 Walter H. Anderson ’88 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Joan E. Gee P’17 Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Benjamin W. Barksdale ’05 Paul Schrier P’04 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Charles J. Ping ’51 Eugenia Bruce Bostock ’74 Asa Strong GP’17 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Claire Oates Ping ’53 Richard M. Bostock ’74 Nancy Strong GP’17 Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Charles A. Portera, Jr. P’16 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Brian W. Taylor P’15 David E. Goodwin P’14 Melissa A. Portera P’16 Gordon L. Brewer ’90 Maria Terragni Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 David B. Carr ’98 Amanda Haggerty Therrell ’04 Chuck Edward Gordon P’10 Scott G. Puttick ’03

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HRD.rev.indd 19 10/29/14 4:34 PM Lynx Club continued from page 19 Alice Glenn Quargnenti ’85 Elena C. Toohey P’17 Anne Barrow Elzemeyer ’03 Joseph Allen Miller, Jr. P’13 Stacey Acker Reed P’17 Darby M. Van Heyst P’15 Cherry Varee Falls ’73 Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. ’96 W. Scott Reed P’17 Eric R. Van Heyst P’15 Alexander M. Foti ’08 Kelley Savage Morel ’03 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 Armanda Leigh Venezia ’10 Lauren Brooks Foti ’08 Amy J. Niedermair P’15 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Tessa I. Vieira P’16 Karen Elizabeth Fritsche P’11 Joseph C. Niedermair P’15 Ali Rejaee P’14 Marta M. Vielhaber P’16 Roger Wayne Fritsche P’11 Amy J. Overstreet P’17 Julie E. Rejaee P’14 Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ’60 Willard J. Overstreet P’17 Jennifer Neil Renwick ’01 Lucas D. Warth ’09 Stephanie Gamble P’17 Richard A. Park ’59 Charles A. Rich ’63 Morgan Jane Mischer Warth ’09 W. Henry Gardner, Jr. ’73 Ryan A. Parry ’02 Gretchen Smith Rich ’62 Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Heather R. Geer P’16 Kyle D. Peterson ’11 M. Todd Ridley ’05 Carol Howard Wells P’03 Shaun E. Gehres ’02 Ben Q. Pittman ’93 Barry Joseph Roerty P’12 Donald H. Wells P’03 Stephanie Boyd Gehres ’99 Kelly Jean Prak ’11 Sharon Zwahl Roerty P’12 Kerry Virginia Wingo ’02 Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Erich P. Press GP’14 Carolyn R. Russell Clarke R. Wise ’10 G. Michael Gonda ’94 Olive M. Press GP’14 George M. Russell ’56 Lindsay Hughes Wright ’04 Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Margaret E. Primes P’15 Roger A. Said ’78 R. Steven Wright ’04 Stacey Meredith Greenberg ’94 Tamara J. Pryor P’16 Gianna Sofia Salvucci ’12 Robert A. Yanckello P’15 Jacquelyn G. Hancock ’10 William W. Pryor P’16 Clint Saxton Susan M. Yanckello P’15 Lura S. Hancock P’10 Aldo J. Quattrocchi P’17 Jeffrey L. Schiciano P’17 Lorie W. Yearwood P’15 Thomas Carlyle Hancock P’10 Eileen C. Quattrocchi P’17 Kathleen P. Schiciano P’17 William D. Yearwood P’15 Richard S. Heien ’71 Rachel Stuart Ragghianti ’07 Rebecca H Schneider P’06 Anne S. Young P’16 Daniel J. Heine ’05 Katherine L. Ray P’17 Robert D. Schneider P’06 Frank C. Youn P’16 Leslie Ross Higman ’79 J. Michael Ripski ’71 Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Jon A. Zarandona ’03 Emily Parkinson Hughes ’00 Ivy V. Rives P’17 Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 Lauren Glas Zarandona ’03 Cybil Covic Huntzinger ’10 R. Kelly Rives P’17 Robert P. Schutt ’87 Frederick Martin Zomer P’12 David M. Huntzinger ’08 Justin M. Ross ’95 Alice A. Scott P’14 Michele Lynn Zomer P’12 Catherine Robertson Johns P’17 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Eugene J. Scott P’14 Two Anonymous Donors Robert E. Johns, II P’17 Robert D. Schrier ’04 Scott W. Self ’97 James E. Jones ’55 Stephen D. Sexton ’12 J. Breckenridge Selman P’16 Players Club Robert B. Jones P’17 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 Susan L. Selman P’16 Alison Rayburn Abernathy ’87 Sarah Dean Jones P’17 Megan Bartels Shelton ’06 Dierdre V. Sheen P’16 Lawrence H. Adams, Jr. Katy Buckner Kelly ’07 Elizabeth Cooper Spears ’03 Michael L. Sheen P’16 William F. Bazzel, Jr. ’12 Tim W. Kelly George E. Spears ’02 Carol Harden Sheftall P’07 Joel H. Berger ’11 Kelly Ann Kriegshauser ’11 Terry G. Spencer P’17 William Lowe Sheftall P’07 Terry L. Bitner ’69 William G. Lansden ’86 Michelle Petter Stafford ’06 Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Maria Teresa Bonovich-Marvich ’85 John C. Leslie ’04 Michael T. Stone ’70 Todd E. Smith ’90 Emily Marie Broocks ’09 Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Richard H. Stout ’92 Donald D. Spence ’88 Steven D. Brunson ’11 John A. Lewis P’17 Louise Battle Sullivan ’82 C. W. Stacks ’70 Steven H. Burkett ’73 L. Vance Lewis P’17 David A. Theriault P’15 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Mark A. Carroll ’79 L. Peter Lowrie P’17 Karen S. Theriault P’15 Casey M. Stuart P’07 Shannon Leigh Cian ’02 Laurie Ann Connolly Lowrie P’17 Laurie Lynn Tinnell ’79 Susan J. Stuart P’07 Benjamin C. Clark ’05 Colleen Forsyth Macmurdo ’06 L. Jannae Tunnell P’16 Loretta A. Sweeney P’17 Meghan Davis Clark ’06 Scott C. MacMurdo ’07 James E. Turner ’56, GP’14 R. Michael Sweeney P’17 Brian M. Clary ’01 David T. Maddux ’87 Kay W. Turner GP’14 Amy Morris Teal David P. Cooper ’64 Kelsey M. Mansmann ’09 Jason R. Weise ’11 Eric M. Teal ’91 Elizabeth Saunders Cooper ’64 Edward R. McClellan ’10 Donald H. Wells, Jr. Benjamin W. Thompson ’98 Erin Marguerite DeGostin ’02 Robert E. McMillan ’11 Edward P. Wilson P’16 Glenn W. Tillery ’88 Vanessa Allen Dobbins ’88 Caldwell K. Meeks ’96 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Christopher J. Toohey, Sr. P’17 Robert W. Downey ’96 Joanne Ellen Miller P’13 Kellianne M. Zomer ’12 Campus Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of its faculty, staff and retirees and their spouses who made unrestricted gifts to the college this year. Gifts are recognized in The Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts reflecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P.

Diehl Society Benefactor Red and Black Society James H. Daughdrill, Jr.^ P’77, P’79, Dean’s Society Carole Pearson Troutt Associate P’90 Richard F. Huddleston ’84 William E. Troutt Bette Joan Ackerman Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11 Michael P. Leslie J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Brian E. Foshee P’16 John S. Olsen P’00 Diehl Society Patron Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Red and Black Society L. Mathew Jehl ’13 Cloister Society Jenna Goodloe Wade Member Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 DeAnna Smith Adams ’01 Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84, P’17 Jacqueline S. Baker Red and Black Society Senior P’89, P’93 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 Matthew V. Dean P’17 Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 Suzanne L. Bonefas William M. Short ’71 Tiffany M. Ford ’95 Melody Hokanson Richey J. Knight Champion, III ’86 Nicki E. Soulé ’93 John C. Kaltner Warren A. Richey Kerry A. Connors Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Jeffrey S. Norris Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98 Brian W. Shaffer P’90 J. Carey Thompson

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HRD.rev.indd 20 10/29/14 4:34 PM Tower Society Marci A. Hendrix ’07 Kevin John Collier ’91 Elizabeth Harvell Love Carol Casey Terry W. Hill Stacey L. Corry Gabriela Mackiw ’14 Stephanie L. Chockley ’95 Angelo C. Johnson Alberto del Pozo Martinez Andy J. Marcinko Dawn Clement Cornies Kathleen Laakso Caitlin M. Dempsey ’12 Steven L. McKenzie P’01 Anita Ann Davis ’90 James C. Lanier Pamela M. Detrie Bernadette McNary-Zak John E. Gorgia L. Charles Lemond ’69 Shamikia M. Dobbins William G. Mischke ’13 Brent K. Hoffmeister Darlene Margaret Loprete Debra A. Douglas Nikki Moore Carson Marie Irwin ’08 Timothy Herman Lucas Eddie J. Douglas Dhammika S. J. Muesse David Y. Jeter P’94 Marianne Christin Luther Robert Dove Mark W. Muesse James W. Jobes Michael C. Nelson P’05 Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith ’09 Thomas F. NeSmith Laura Luque de Johnson Stacy S. Pennington ’94 Stacey L. Duncan Tina L. NeSmith Debra Ann Manning Larryn Peterson Brenda Armstrong Eckles P’00 Jennifer B. Ott Martha Ann McGeachy ’88 Judith Anne Pierce Rachel E. Feinman Michelle L. Parks Mary E. Miller Jade Opper Planchon ’05 Patricia Sue Fetters Bobby E. Parson Milton Moreland Herbert Lee Rhodes Jana D. Files ’78 Corey A. Phillips Kenneth S. Morrell Kevin J. Sackett Rebecca S. Finlayson Margaret Harris Plunket Gail S. Murray Roberto de la Salud Bea Leland Fitts Marcus D. Pohlmann John Murray Steven A. Samaras Wayne B. Flake Austin M. Pyhrr ’11 Gregory Jerome Paraham P’07 Ray E. Scruggs Angela Gail Fletcher P’14 Amy June Radford Leigh Allison Powell Tamara L. Sears Jennifer Leigh Flowers Allen C. Reed ’12 Diane Goodman Sachs ’61 Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Dee Garceau-Hagen Amy E. Risley Willie Frank Sims Walter B. Tennyson Jesse J. Garner John H. Rone ’71 Gail Corrington Streete Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Andrew Bates Gibson, III Chrystal N. Russell John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 GP’16 Linda Carol Gibson P’13 Danielle E. Rutherford Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 James M. Vest Jeff R. Goode Betsy Williams Sanders Wendy Lawing Trenthem ’93 Lori Von Bokel-Amin Eric I. Gottlieb Sherry Ann Sasson ’08 Ann M. Viano Marsha D. Walton Patrick Gray Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. ’10 Douglas Walker Jane Harding Wells ’03 Judith P. Haas Jeffrey A. Seagren Alma M. Warren Christopher G. Wetzel Michelle Hammontree P’17 Robert John Seals J. Kyle Webb ’91 Katherine Kay White ’97 Li Han Christopher Wayne Seaton W. Kenneth Woodmansee Elizabeth West Whittaker Denise Harrell Robert L. Shankman ’80 Amy R. Wilson Kaitlin E. Harris Claire Shapiro Loyalty Club Annabeth Heglar Hayes ’14 Anna R. Smith ’02 Larry Ahokas Donor Jana L. Hayes Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 Geoffrey Bakewell Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 Stephen R. Haynes Linda Faye Smith John B. Bass, III April L. Brasfield Meredith A. Hicks ’12 Audrey L. Smith-Kinsler Kimberly S. Bennett P’15 Lawrence K. Anthony Rose Ann Hicks Bama Mae Strickland P’09 John R. Blaisdell Johnny R. Austin Erin Rene Hillis Janice Gardner Tankersley Carole Choate Blankenship ’85 K. Lynn Barnett Kristen Higgenbottom Hunt Sandra George Tracy J. Barron Boyd, Jr. ’71 Rachel N. Bauer Elizabeth Nickey Hvasta Edward A. Trouy Kimberly Brien Debroah D. Bennett Tierney T. Jackson ’10 Thach H. Truong ’10 Dorothy C. Brownyard P’02 Reida Benson Loretta Jackson-Hayes Daniel C. Vanaman ’08 Jackie Carney Gordon Bigelow Daniel D. Jacobs Joseph Vari, III Pamela H. Church P’04, P’09, P’11 Marshall Boswell Joseph N. Jansen Elisha Vego Jeffrey Michael Cleanthes Darlene D. Brooks Alan P. Jaslow Christy Michelle Waldkirch D. Lynn Conlee Linda B. Burks Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Heather Christine Walter Dorothy A. Cox Melissa Brooke Butler Amy E. Jasperson Benjamin B. Wescott Daniel E. Cullen P’11 Mauricio Lujan Cafiero Charles W. Kenny Catherine Sisk Wilkinson ’03 Kathleen Anne Doyle Kathleen Baker Cates Stephan Lance Kimbrell Kristin C. Wilkinson ’12 Caley Artis Foreman, III P’09 Stephen J. Ceccoli Susan M. Kus Destin M. Williams Katie Elaine Frink ’08 Dionne Renee Chalmers W. Larry Lacy ’59, P’86, P’92, P’98 Jessica Denby Wilson ’08 Sarah R. Hatgas Jacob L. Church ’04 Rebecca Ann Williams Leslie ’07 Stephen H. Wirls P. Eric Henager ’89 Claire Tansey Coleman ’58, P’89, P’09 Jennifer E. Logan Allie E. Word Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations and churches that contributed to the college this year.

Associates Hope Christian Community SEI Giving Fund Fellows $20,000 and Up Foundation SunTrust Bank $10,000 - $19,999 American Snuff Company, LLC J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation Team 4 Success CB Richard Ellis Memphis Assisi Foundation Kathryn Brown Butler Family The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Cypress Production, LLC Bellingrath-Morse Foundation Foundation The CBJR Foundation David B. Kriser Foundation, Inc. Charlaine Harris, Inc.* Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, The Community Foundation of Energy XXI Matching Gifts City of Memphis Inc. Western North Carolina, Inc. Program*¾ Community Foundation of Greater Lillian Goldman Charitable Trust The Crain Foundation Everett L. Amis Foundation Memphis Louisville Seminary The Day Foundation Frederic C. Hamilton Family ExxonMobil Foundation¾ McGehee Family Foundation The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Methodist Healthcare Memphis Foundation Georgia Power Company¾ Foundation for The Carolinas* National Philanthropic Trust The Teagle Foundation Gerber/Taylor Associates, Inc. Greater Houston Community National Science Foundation The Thomas W. Smith Foundation Greater New Orleans Foundation Foundation Plough Foundation One Anonymous Donor nexAir LLC

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HRD.rev.indd 21 10/29/14 4:34 PM Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts continued from page 21 Research Corporation for Science Ann C. and C. Hamilton Sloan Alpaugh Supply, LLC Memphis Harp Chapter of the Advancement Foundation American Guild of Organists - American Harp Samuel R. Noble Foundation AT&T Foundation¾ Memphis Chapter Merck¾ Space Telescope Science Institute AT&T¾ Amgen Foundation Matching Gift Mike Rowland Realtors The Alliance to Advance Liberal Arts AutoZone, Inc.*¾ Program¾ Moeller Fine Art GmbH Colleges B P One Stop* Aqua Construction International, Inc. National Christian Foundation The Boone Foundation, Inc. Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC Arkansas Community Foundation Kentucky The National Christian Foundation* Chandler Demolition Company, Inc. AXA Financial¾ Nationwide Insurance Enterprise Ursinus College Community Foundation of Louisville Bill Bartholomay Foundation Foundation¾ Two Anonymous Donors Community Foundation of Middle BNY Mellon Community Partnership Network for Good Tennessee Employee Nix Roofing Company, Inc. Patrons Community Foundation of the Ozarks Boeing Company¾ Oklahoma City Community $2,500 - $9,999 Entergy Corporation¾ Boyle Trust and Investment Company Foundation American Association of Colleges and Ernie Worley Landscaping Company BP Foundation, Inc.¾ P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust Universities Goldman Sachs & Company¾ Brayton Foundation Pearson Family Foundation Associated Colleges of the South Great Oaks Foundation Broad S Properties Peter Michael Tufton, D.D.S. Bank of America Foundation¾ Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Brown Jug Liquors Presbytery of St Andrew CBIZ MHM Thompson Dunavant Company C @ M Tennis Procter & Gamble Fund¾ Community Foundation for Greater Home Depot Foundation¾ Cannon County Hospital, LLC Regions Bank¾ Atlanta, Inc. IBM International Foundation*¾ Carolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC FannieMae SERVE¾ Jackson Lewis, LLP Family Rosewood Foundation¾ FedEx Corporation John R. Tilton Trust Cengage Learning¾ Sabre Holdings¾ Investors Trust Company* Law Office of J. Patrick Connick, LLC CharityChecks.com Searcy Cunningham Residential, LLC Jewish Foundation of Memphis Mallory Alexander International ChevronTexaco¾ Sentry Insurance Foundation¾ Kappa Delta Foundation Logistics Childers Law Firm Server Permit Solutions, LLC Marion Cohen Memorial Foundation Mathis Pfohl Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Sprint Foundation¾ Morgan Stanley Mintz and Mintz Realty, LLC Greenville, Inc. The Almar Foundation¾ Parrish CLAT* Mulkey Development & Investment Community Foundation of South The Claude Bennett Family Patricia Bowman Terwilliger Family Corporation Alabama Foundation, Inc. Foundation Perry Capital, LLC¾ Dacus Family Trust The English-Speaking Union of the Raymond and Patricia Riddle Pfizer Foundation¾ Delta Air Lines Foundation¾ United States Foundation* Press On Foundation Dr. Steven C. Mingos & Associates, The Hanover Insurance Group Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Project Pericles, Inc. LLC Foundation, Inc.¾ Inc. RF Humphreys Family Foundation E. H. Anderson Charitable Trust The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation¾ Reynolds Bone & Griesbeck RiverArtsFest, Inc. El Toro Loco Mexican Bar & Grill The John H. McMinn Foundation, Rollins College Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum Equifax Foundation¾ Inc. Schadt Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation Falgoust Appraisal Services, Inc. The Medtronic Foundation¾ Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Robert W. and Elise B Lykins Farrell-Calhoun Paint Inc. The Moses Foundation Showalter Construction Co. Charitable Foundation, Inc. Feather Foundation, Inc. The Robert Wood Johnson Society for Information Management SC Johnson Fund, Inc.¾ Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC Foundation¾ Soddy Daisy Pediatrics PLLC Spinks Investments, Inc. First Tennessee Foundation¾ The Stribling Family Foundation, Inc. SunTrust Bank Memphis Foundation, SunTrust Bank Matching Gifts*¾ Frazier & Deeter Foundation The Victoria Inn Inc.¾ T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable GE Foundation¾ Travelers Community Connections¾ The Bruce G. Allbright III Family Giving Genesco Inc.¾ Triangle Community Foundation Trust Texas Instruments Foundation¾ GlobalGiving Foundation Trolley Stop Market, Inc. The Coca-Cola Foundation¾ The BBC Foundation Goodrum Construction, LLC U.S. Bank Foundation¾ The Dallas Foundation The Community Foundation - Google Matching Gifts Program United Way of Rhode Island The Endover Foundation, Inc. Richmond & Central VA Greater Everett Community Van Jeffreys Ltd. The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation The Keith N. Browning Foundation Foundation W.W. Grainger, Inc.¾ The Mallory Partners The Rose and Walter Montgomery Henry and Martha Hederman WeCare Services, Inc. The New York Community Trust Foundation Charitable Wells Fargo Foundation¾ The Roberts Bros. Foundation The Rose Foundation Huron Consulting Group¾ White Insurance Agency, Inc. U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Stebbins Fund, Inc. J. Tribble Antiques, Inc. Wildlands Fire Service Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Trebuchet Analytics, LLC James E. McGehee, Jr. Real Estate Program Westfall Psychiatric Services, P.C. Financial * Gifts reflecting an increase to a high- Walnut Grove Animal Hospital Whitney-Anderson Building Group James E. Winslow, Jr. Revocable Trust er range (Loganville, GA) One Anonymous Donor Jewish Chautauqua Society ¾Companies that matched gifts of Levy & Bruno, PC their employees to Rhodes Sponsors Donors Lichterman Loewenberg Foundation $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $1,000 LMC Printing and Packaging, LLC A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation ACCIS Macy’s Foundation¾ AIG*¾ Acxiom Corporation¾ McConwell Law Offices Alcorp Marketing, Inc. Allan L. Link, DMD & Associates, McCrary and Associates Ameren Corporation¾ LLC McKesson Foundation, Inc.¾ American Endowment Foundation¾ Allyson Hodge Foundation Memphis Dermatology Clinic, P.A.

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HRD.rev.indd 22 10/29/14 4:34 PM The Margaret Hyde Council The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women’s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes. The ^ denotes donors who passed away. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Susan Logan Huffman ’83, Chair Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77, Vice-Chair for Scholarships

Margaret Hyde Council Life Member Margaret Hyde Council Investor Margaret Hyde Council Member Endowment gifts of $100,000 or more Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Annual gifts of $250 - $499 Mertie Willigar Buckman^ Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Katherine Harriett James ’64 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Margaret Hyde Council Mentor Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Claire Revels Shapiro One Anonymous Donor Margaret Hyde Council Patron Margaret Hyde Council Friend Margaret Hyde Council Endowed Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Annual gifts up to $250 Endowment gifts of $25,000 - $99,999 D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 Kathleen Anne Doyle Ethel Ashton Harrell^ ’54 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Diana M. Comes ’08 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Adele Wolf Grilli ’61 Margaret Hyde Council Sustainer Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Annual gifts of $5,000 or more Linda Kay Yates ’69 Gayle Scott Storey ’70 The Joe Neville Society The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the emergency needs of minority students when the need exceeds the student’s current financial aid package.

Adele Kelli Bailey ’99 Kimberly S. Bennett P’15 Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Warren A. Richey John A. Bennett P’15 Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Melody Hokanson Richey Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of friends who made unrestricted gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Leadership donors are listed within the appropriate giving societies.

Dean’s Society Tower Society Virginia Dunaway Brian Mansfield Jack A. Belz Katharine Harwood Gooch Olivia B. Hayes Edward G. Moore Marilyn Belz Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Jo Ann J. Hunter Kathleen D. Norfleet Frank A. Jones Lisa Vinson William Oglesby Cloister Society Margaret Wood Jones M. Leigh Pittenger Camille Tanner Jones Donor Madhavi Sethna Anne Heard Stokes Loyalty Club Katherine Delevan George S. Sullivan, Jr. John W. Stokes, Jr. Jed Dreifus Forrest M. Edwards Celia A. Walsh Dan A. Dunaway Josh Feinman Catherine Orgill West

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HRD.rev.indd 23 10/29/14 4:34 PM Memorials and Honoraria The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year. In memoriam

James H. Daughdrill, Jr. P’77, Carolyn Edwards P’11 Joyce A. Mollerup P’79, P’90 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Fred T. Montesi, III P’06 Elizabeth R. Aaron E. Reed Fischer P’08 Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06 Jack Aaron Rebecca Anderson Fischer ’75, P’08 Allen Morgan, Jr. Brenda Brittan Adams ’62, P’81 Martha Fogelman Musette Morgan J. Robert Adams ’62, P’81 Robert F. Fogelman Winifred B. Myrick Julia Wellford Allen ’47, P’76, GP’16 David H. Gambrell Richard Myrick Elizabeth B. Allin Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie ’75 Dorothy H. Neale ’77 John Allin Paul Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. Fred S. Norman Johnnie Amonette Katharine Harwood Gooch Helen Watkins Norman Rex A. Amonette Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Tanya Nunnally Anne Sayle Anthony ’73 Doug Hederman Carol Corbitt Overend P’96 Lawrence K. Anthony Blair Hederman George D. Overend P’96 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Sally Hederman Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Owen, Jr. Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Beth Highsmith Richard A. Park ’59 Llewellyn W. Bell Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Pamela Park Hunter Bell, Jr. Wallis G. Hills Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71, P’07 Cindy Boone P’00 Thomas D. Hills Lee Powell J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 David D. Hoover ’79 Loren Powell Ann Hudson Jones Boyle Risha Daughdrill Hoover ’79 Meredith G. Pritchartt ’48 Daphne Boyle ’46 Buzzy Hussey Sheppie Quinn J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Evelyn Reed C. Hal Brunt Eva Williams Jemison ’40 William R. Reed, Jr. Robert H. Buckman Peggy Jones Shade Robinson Mary Lane Sullivan Susan Bullock William Carrington Jones Wiley Robinson Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Boyd Bullock Alonzo P. Kersey, III ’69 John H. Rone ’71 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 C. W. Butler, III ’63 Donald J. Lineback P’07 Diane Rudner P’07 John Richard Tribble ’68 Joan Davis Butler Judith Ward Lineback P’07 Chris Sanders Carole Pearson Troutt Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Ira A. Lipman P. Layton Sanders, Jr. ’76 William E. Troutt Judith Campbell Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 W. Reid Sanders Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, John D. Canale, III Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Deborah Owen Schadt GP’16 Louise Cannon ’41, GP’03 Robert E. Loeb Stephen C. Schadt Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Beverly Fourmy Carrick P’75 Percy B. Magness Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Schulte GP’16 Brian M. Clary ’01 Perre Magness W. Rowlett Scott P’07 Harry Wallace Hal Crenshaw Suzanne Mallory Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Gail Wallace Lucia Crenshaw W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Diane Smith Mr. and Mrs. William M. Webster, Perry D. Dement ’83 Jean B. Margeson Frederick W. Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Brown W. Dennis, Jr. Jack Margeson Jeanne Broemmelsick Smith Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. P’90 and Family Mary McCallum McDonnell James F. Springfield, Sr. ’51, P’87, Lewis P. Wexler Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Michael McDonnell GP’12 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Tommie S. Dunavant James E. McGehee, Jr. Vaughn E. Stimbert Jane Wittichen Williams ’52 William B. Dunavant, Jr. Margaret B. McKee ’54 Betty Stimbert Rebecca Webb Wilson James E. Eckles ’00 Memphis Dermatology Clinic Anne Heard Stokes Spence L. Wilson Morgan Bomar Eckles ’99 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 John W. Stokes, Jr. Tyler Young Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Edge Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 John K. Sullivan Molly Young

Fred M. Acuff, Jr. Richard L. Dixon, Susan M. Fagan, Ben Heflin, Jo Ann J. Hunter and Joseph J. Nash ’81 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Michael J. LaRosa, Cynthia H. children, Lisa C. Luttman, Mark J. Mary Louise Trigg Crump Ray M. Allen ’44, P’76, GP’16 Spangler, Frances C. Walker, Jeff, KC, Luttman, Barlow T. Mann, Roma Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85 Cannon, Jefferson, and Sam Warren C. Mann, Memphis Harp Chapter Patrick Metcalf Crump Hans P. Alpsteg ’77 Robert Bracey P’13 of the American Harp Association, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 J. William Wright ’78 Carol E. Casey Kimbrough Petzinger, Mark Petzinger, Patricia Braswell Culverhouse ’54 Robert L. Amy P’69 Henry Williford Chism Meredith G. Pritchartt ’48, Cary G. Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85 Alice Cartwright Allen’72 Rotter, Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87, May Julia Ries Dale ’66 Lewis Daniel Anderson, Jr. ’76 Ruth Moore Cobb P’73, P’75, P’76, Wallace Scarbrough ’47 Dixie DeMoville Johnson ’66 James G. Ramsey ’76, Jan H. Ramsey P’78, GP’06, GP’12 Jack R. Conrad David Michael DiScenza Rosemary Andrews ’80 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77, Ray Julia Wellford Allen ’47, P’76, GP’16, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Diana Maria Fedinec ’80 M. Allen, Jr., Anastasia D. Barlow, Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Dr. Darrell Doughty George W. Awsumb ’61, P’92 Steven E. Barlow, Ted H. Cashion, Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Amy Goldman Fowler, Cary Fowler ’71 Leslie T. Hanna ’68 Will Chase, John B. Coleman, Jr. George Alcorn Coors Benjamin Doyle Kara Nicole Bayless ’04 P’88, Sally Cross Coleman ’61, P’88, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Frances Griswold Doyle ’66, Willard Jonathan D. Hulgan ’03, Megan Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Giles Augustus Coors, Jr. Doyle ’66 Pollock Hulgan ’04 P’90, James H. Daughdrill, Jr.^ P’77, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Johnnie Doyle William R. Bell, Jr. ’49 P’79, P’90, Phili Deboo, Terese B. Billie Crites Frances Griswold Doyle ’66, Willard Jane K. Watson ’49 Deboo, Elise Frick, Michael R. Frick Robert K. Bennett ’52 Doyle ’66 R. Knight Bracey ’13 ’80, Laura Yeates Fulton ’76, Camille David P. Crowe ’73 George Early, Jr. Bertha L. Brannon, Carol E. Casey, Lane Gotten P’96, William M. Gotten Patricia A. Lane ’72 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Charles R. Chandler, Ellen C. Dixon, P’96, John J. Heflin, III ’77, Mary Ruth Crowe

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HRD.rev.indd 24 10/29/14 4:34 PM Loraine Early GP’14 Marshall P. Jones ’59 James A. Pharis P’67, P’70 McCullough Clark ’62, Gerald A. Lisa Vinson, Southern Region VP Fred S. Norman, Helen Watkins John R. Pharis ’67 Koonce ’73, Patricia A. Lane ’72, Lola Office of FedEx Norman Louise Bondurant Phillips Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Robert Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner ’57, Roland W. Jones, Jr. ’43 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02, John F. Rice, P’87 Julian C. Nall ’43 John Alden Pond, Sr. ’40, P’68, P’71, Jr. ’63, Maxine Mitchel Rice ’66, William M. Short ’71 Jane Wood Kennon ’54 P’74 Myrna Thomas Julia Reilly Fields ’82 Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81, Nancy McCartney Pond ’68 Samuel E. Watson ’49 Perry D. Dement ’83 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Nancy Wood Pond ’40, P’68, P’71, Jane King Watson ’49 Pauline Freeman Gail McKnight Kerr ’83 P’74 Charles Chann Wilkinson ’77 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Perry D. Dement ’83, Elizabeth Parker Nancy McCartney Pond ’68 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Gail Little French Harper ’84, Mark Dalton Harper K. C. Ptomey, Jr. ’64 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Carolyn Kittle Susan Stone Overholser ’63 G. Kenneth Williams William Percy Galbreath Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 E. Llewellyn Queener P’71 Brenda Brittan Adams ’62, P’81, John Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Ida Adams Griffin Legge Amy Goldman Fowler, Cary Fowler R. Adams, Jr. ’81, J. Robert Adams Jean F. Gomes Leslie T. Hanna ’68 ’71 ’62, P’81, Stephanie Bankston Adams Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Charlene Lemond Patricia Cooper Richardson ’51, ’82, Marcia B. Amma, Anne Sayle Betsy Henderson Graham ’61 Lynne M. Blair, John Hicks, Rose Ann P’81 Anthony ’73, Lawrence K. Anthony, Charles Harvey McTier, Margaret Ruyl Hicks Joseph J. Nash ’81, Frances Crouch E. Kathleen Archer, Chris Beard, McTier ’61 Willie Mae Maxey Perkins ’51, GP’07, GP’10, GP’12 Michael Bevers, Biology Department Hannah Griswold Joseph J. Nash ’81 Robert P. Richardson, Jr. ’51, of Trinity College, Anne C. Brown, Frances Griswold Doyle ’66, Willard Martha Ellen Davidson Maxwell P’81 Milton P. Brown, Jr., Cannon County Doyle ’66 ’51 Robert K. Bennett ’52, Joseph J. Nash Hospital, LLC, Ann R. Carlisle, Bill Helen N. Hall Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, ’81, Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, Carlisle, Diane McCullough Clark L. Lee Wilson ’74 GP’10, GP’12 GP’10, GP’12 ’62, Christina Holyfield Crater ’91, Frank W. Hardie ’02 Ann Eckert Mayton ’40, P’70, Carol Ann Greaves Rockett ’59, Glenn D. Crater, Jr., Perry D. Dement Alix Carol Hardie P’02, William H. P’72 P’87 ’83, Deborah Dobranski, Carolyn Hardie, Jr. P’02 Lindsay Abbott Mayton ’72, Wallace Dr. Michael B. Lupfer ’85, Shirley Edwards P’11, Michael A. Edwards Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 H. Mayton, III ’70 Lupfer, Richard A. Park ’59 ’79, P’11, Eve Abram Fingerett ’83, Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81, Wallace H. Mayton, Jr. ’40, P’70, Edward L. Rucks ’52 Hal D. Fogelman ’85, Howard B. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81, P’72 Robert K. Bennett ’52 Hasen P’03, Janis Canale Hasen P’03, Adele Wolf Grilli ’61, Guido, John, and Lindsay Abbott Mayton ’72, Wallace Betty J. Rye P’83, GP’16 Harry J. Jaffe, Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, Kristin Frilli H. Mayton, III ’70 Melody Hokanson Richey, Warren A. P’85, Marc Klein, Jeff Kelsey, Lola Lyman Christian Harrell Carolyn Mitchell McCaughan Richey Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Robert Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Bertha Pauline Sparks R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Cornelia Andrew Jackson Hays, Jr. Virginia Knowlton McClure Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Matthews P’77, Bill Matthews Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Virgil Starks, III ’85, P’16 and family, Erdienne McIntosh, Joanna Coss Higdon ’66 Ruth Montgomery McDugle Christina Weir Krueger ’85 Elizabeth Batson Murrey ’90, Gavin Bonnie Eleanor Davis ’66, Virginia Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Rosemary Nelms Stinson ’52 M. Murrey, Arthur W. Nienhuis, Taylor Gannaway ’66, P’91, Dennis A. Barbara S. Mills Robert K. Bennett ’52, Thomas Francis Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis ’60, Higdon ’66, Thomas Francis Jackson, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Jackson, III ’62 Michael Philpot, John Sale, Jeanne III ’62, Dixie DeMoville Johnson ’66, Moore Moore, Jr. ’29 Robert Duncan Stough P. Schmidt and family, David L. Alton L. Lightsey, Jr. ’66, Nancy C. Houston Niller Moore ’29 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Simpson, IV, Edward L. Simpson, Lightsey, Michael R. Marshall, Sammy Mildred R. Morgan ’68 Sally D. Sutherland ’71 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58, Erin Primm Marshall ’66, George L. Walker Elaine VanAuken Atkinson ’72, P’97, Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71, Robin Toye Simpson ’90, Owen B. Tabor, Jr., ’66, Mary Edith Redus Walker ’65, P’00, P’08, J. Timothy Atkinson ’70, Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Jeannie Tabor, Margaret F. Tanner, Lynn Morrow Ward ’66, P’91, P’93, P’97, P’00, P’08 Keyes Tate GP’93 Raymond L. Tanner, Betty Terrill, Bill Pamela Stewart Wild, Robert M. Wild, Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ’51 Gwen Richardson, Steve Richardson Thomson, Stacy Thomson, Donald W. Jr. ’66 Mary A. Morriss ’51 Robert Bond Tayloe Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16, Sybil Paula S. Hokanson GP’14, GP’16 Herta Nelson Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16, Carole Choate Blankenship ’85, Jeffrey Stephen J. Ceccoli, Li Han Jack H. Taylor ’44, P’68, P’71, Anna Kay Walker, William R. Walker, Blankenship, Carol Casey, Brian E. Louis T. Nicholas ’34 P’74 Charles Warren, Nancy Warren, Foshee P’16, Lauren Foshee P’16 Kevin L. Nicholas ’69, Susan McNeely William R. Hackleman ’59, Frances Andy Wright, Courtney Wright, Martha Phillips Hollowell Nicholas ’71 Zambie Kummer ’70, R. Bradfield H. Alexander Yeilding ’72, Susan Joseph J. Nash ’81 Janet McKenzie Nix ’60 Kummer ’70 Workman Yeilding ’72, Anne Zachry, Louis H. Howell ’64 Michael B. Lupfer ’59, Mabel Taylor Michael Zachry Carol Pickens White ’66, P’94, Shirley Lupfer Glenda T. Addington ’60, Tommy L. William C. Wilson ’61 Thomas J. White, III ’62, P’94 Mary Elizabeth Bell Overton Addington American Guild of Organists Mary Finlay Hunt ’55 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Glenn Taylor (Memphis Chapter), Suzanne Troth Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81, William Pankey Glenda T. Addington ’60, Tommy L. Donaldson ’68 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Addington H. Trent Wood ’48 William Thomas Hutton Gerald C. Papachristou Edwin W. Tindall John H. Rone ’71 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Joseph J. Nash ’81 Richard C. Wood ’48, P’86 Carol Rita Jansen Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Nancy Jue Tom Anne Sayle Anthony ’73, Lawrence K. Carole Choate Blankenship ’85, Jeff Jason Allen Parrish ’91 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Anthony, Diane McCullough Clark Blankenship Joyce M. Yeager ’91 Kristee Trammell ’62, Betty Shea Drummond ’48, P’74, Grant S. Johnston ’82 Scott D. Patterson ’85, P’17 Joseph J. Nash ’81 James F. Drummond, Jr. ’74, Diana P. Livingston Brien ’85 Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72, Donna H. Michael W. Tubertini Maria Fedinec ’80, Cynthia Jane Ellen Osterbind Jonassen ’71 Kinslow Joseph J. Nash ’81 Hawes ’63, Allison E. Jones ’75, P’12, Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71, Robin Kerry T. Patteson’66 John C. Turpin, Jr. ’55, P’81 Gerald A. Koonce ’73, Patricia A. Lane Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71, Patricia A. Ann Clark Quinien Harris ’64 Anne Sayle Anthony ’73, Lawrence K. ’72, Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, Lane ’72 Celia Pharis P’67, P’70 Anthony, Elaine VanAuken Atkinson P’02, Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02, John R. Pharis ’67 ’72, P’97, P’00, P’08, J. Timothy Kathleen D. Norfleet, Carolyn Tatum Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, P’08, Diane Ray ’90, Christopher C. Ray ’88,

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HRD.rev.indd 25 10/29/14 4:34 PM Memorials and Honoraria continued from page 25 Myrna Thomas, Donald W. Tucker G. Emanuel ’88 P’14 Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16, Sybil Tucker Annabeth Heglar Hayes ’14 Scott A. Lisse P’14 Robert G. Semmes ’14 P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Brian M. Hayes P’14, Pam G. Hayes Melody Hokanson Richey, Warren A. Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14, James Henry Yates ’50 P’14 Richey Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, Jaimie Lee Hayes ’13 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 J. Miller Shuey, III ’14 GP’10, GP’12 Marilyn Fay Hayes P’13, Richard Lee Melody Hokanson Richey, Warren A. Susan Anderson Wicker P’14 Hayes P’13 Richey David H. Sick In honor of Lindsey Brooks Henderson ’14 Katherine Llewellyn Lohman ’02 Mackenzie S. Zalin ’09 Akosua Mintaa Aggrey-Bekoe ’14 Anne A. Henderson P’14, Brian D. Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Jenny Elizabeth Simpson ’14 Sandra A. Aggrey P’14, Thomas Ofor- Henderson P’14 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Elizabeth L. Simpson P’14 Ansah P’14 Anne Michelle Herman ’14 Tyler V. Mathews ’14 Jayme Alexander Smith ’14 David J. Balaguer ’14 David J. Herman P’14, Deborah A. Laura L. Mathews P’14, Vincent P. Ed Smith P’14, Leslie Smith P’14 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Herman P’14 Mathews P’14 James F. Springfield, Sr. ’51, P’87, Barrett Library Staff Grace MacGregor Hicks ’14 Marguerite Willins McGowan ’14 GP’12 Margaret Cardwell Guy M. Hicks P’14, Marjorie J. Hicks Marguerite E. McGowan P’14, P’17 Daniel Keith Evans P’12, Sidney Charlotte Mathilde Battestin ’13 P’14 Francesca Davis McKee ’08 Springfield Evans P’12 Susan Strauss Battestin P’13, William Olivia Breyer Hipp ’14 John A. Bennett P’15, Kimberly S. Eric J. Stockhausen ’14 George Battestin P’13 G. Preston Hipp P’14, Laura Bennett P’15 Edward J. Stockhausen P’14, Nancy J. Carol E. Casey Wichmann Hipp P’14 John Ward McQuiston, II ’55 Stockhausen P’14 Nicholas C. Stutzman ’07, Raymond Lydia Catherine Holmes ’14 Michael P. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stroman W. Young P’17, Sharon R. Young P’17 Brenda K. Holmes P’14, Byron E. Meeman Center Staff Robert K. Bennett ’52 Kevin E. Collins ’81 Holmes, Jr. P’14 C. W. Butler, III ’63, Joan Davis Butler Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Charlotte Patton Parks ’83, Paul N. Aubrey Alexandra Hord ’14 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 Edward G. Moore Parks, Jr. ’83 Karen Hord P’14, Randal T. Hord P’14 Linda K. Miller P’88, GP’15 Caroline Snowden Todd ’14 Leigh L. Collins Kendra G. Hotz William G. Murphy ’15 Christine M. Todd P’14, R. Carroll Charlotte Patton Parks ’83, Paul N. Carole L. Branyan ’67, Camille Linda K. Miller P’88, GP’15 Todd P’14 Parks, Jr. ’83 Deaderick, Cherry Varee Falls ’73, Gail S. Murray William E. Troutt Ellen Rose Dahl ’14 Anne W. Ferguson, James H. Ferguson Carole L. Branyan ’67 A. Michael Palazola Daniel C. Dahl P’14, Terri S. Steele Huntley Susannah Hudgins ’14 Mollie Hunt Newbern ’15 James M. Vest P’14 Kendal D. Powers P’14, Martin R. D. Gordon Newbern P’15, Linda Baird Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85, John R. Pharis ’67 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Powers P’14 Newbern ’82, P’15 Nancy Vest Lawrence H. Adams, Jr. David Y. Jeter P’94 Brynna Elizibeth Newkirk ’17 John R. Pharis ’67 Allison Jane Louise Dewar ’14 Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85 Mark Newkirk Alexandra Lubica Videmsky ’14 Donald M. Dewar P’14, Sheri J. Dewar Jonathan Judaken Scott Newstok Lubica Alberty P’14 P’14 Paul Berz, Phyllis Berz William Murray Sue Ellen Pharis Watson ’70 Paul R. Domer ’14 Andrew W. Jury ’14 Katherine Black Ogden ’14 John R. Pharis ’67 Peter H. Domer P’14, Nanette Rumsey Bess Chatfield GP’14, Marshall Henry M. Ogden P’14, Mary W. William C. Whipple ’14 P’14 Chatfield GP’14 Ogden P’14 William C. Bartholomay GP’14 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 LeAnna Christine Kent ’14 Charles C. Orvis James Strother White ’14 nexAir LLC, Arnold E. Perl, Mary Dawn Clement Cornies Alice Marie Clark Danks ’84, Barny Jeanne S. White P’14 Lynn Perl Dylan J. Kerney ’15 Danks Jeanne E. Wilson Jonathan L. Fisher ’14 David R. Kerney P’15, Virginia A. Jacob T. Owens ’17 John D. Bordelon ’06, Lauren Roussel Deborah L. Fisher P’14, Marc A. Fisher Kerney P’15 Penny L. Owens P’17, W. Lesley Bordelon ’06, Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 P’14 Patrick S. Kilkenny ’14 Owens, III P’17 Jennifer Peebles Wilson ’01 Laura Anne Fogarty ’13 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14, Mark A. John R. Pharis ’67 Liz Craft GP’01, Carol Dianne Peebles John Albert Fogarty P’13, Nancy Kilkenny P’14 Sue Ellen Pharis Watson ’70 P’01, Ronald G. Peebles P’01 Womack Fogarty P’13 Taylor Marie Koczot ’14 Heidi Catherine Press ’14 Kelsey M. Wilson ’14 D. Justin Genter, III ’14 Michele M. Chapman P’14, Walter C. Erich P. Press GP’14, Olive M. Press Barbara J. Wilson P’14, P’17, Richard Susan L. Genter P’14 Koczot P’14 GP’14 Wilson P’14, P’17 Charles L. Guerin, Jr. ’08 Nicole M. Lazo ’05 Mary Gentry Reed ’14 Rebecca Emily Wolf ’01 Charles Louis Guerin P’08, Pam Laura Gray Teekell ’05 Bruce A. Reed P’14, Page B. Reed P’14 Patricia Mosser Wolf P’01, Theodore P. Haynes Guerin P’08 Stephen E. Leavelle ’14 Alexander K. Rejaee ’14 Wolf P’01 James F. Habenicht ’71 Cynthia A. Leavelle P’14, Tommy L. Ali Rejaee P’14, Julie E. Rejaee P’14 Eileen Ruffin Wood ’89, P’14 A. Michael Palazola Leavelle P’14 Claire Isabelle Richard ’14 Jane Clay Cash ’49, GP’08 Amy Lynn Handelman ’14 McKenna Elizabeth Lewellen ’14 Janie Richard P’14, Murdock Richard Women’s Golf Team Bethany A. Handelman P’14 John E. Hokanson GP’14, GP’16 P’14 Brian M. Clary ’01 Patrick T. Harris ’14 Abby Suzanne Lewis ’14 B. Joseph Semmes ’13 John D. Harris, Jr. P’14, Nora Harris David S. Lewis P’14, Ramona K. Lewis Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14, P’14 P’14 Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Sarah R. Hatgas Andrew C. Link ’14 Mathilde Villere Semmes ’10 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86, Peter Mary K. Cittadino P’14, Allan L. Link Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14,

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HRD.rev.indd 26 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund Alumni who gave unrestricted gifts to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Annual Fund gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 - $100,000), the Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts reflecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Alumni who have made unrestricted gifts consecutively for five years or more are marked with a star. The ^ denotes donors who passed away during the fiscal year. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Please note: Alumni gifts for restricted purposes are recognized elsewhere in this publication.

Class of 1929 Tower Society Donor William D. Roberds ★ Rufus C. Ross, Jr. ★ Mary Frances McDearman Daley S. Barron Seiferd, Jr. GP’10 Red and Black Society Member William C. Kernodle, II ★ James M. Turner, Jr. Houston Niller Moore ★ Loyalty Club Nancy Woods Muse ★ Sue Henry Turner Morgan C. Fowler P’71★ Sara Anne Elliott Newton Class of 1938 – 100% Wilbur H. Oliphant, Jr. Class of 1950 – 40% Donor Diehl Society Sustainer Corinne Burch Blake ★ Class of 1948 – 68% Diehl Society Patron Lewis R. Donelson GP’02*★ Cham Canon ★ C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ★ Molly Hawken Lockwood ★ Red and Black Society Member Tower Society Margaret Cansler Riley ★ William A. Jones, Jr. Red and Black Society Senior William H. Maddox ★ Ruth Griffis McCartney ★ Class of 1945 – 58% Tower Society Donor Peggy Baker Cannada ★ Red and Black Society Member Nancy Haygood Ganier^ Cloister Society Harriet Causey Kuykendall P’76, Berta Radford Laney ★ Betty Wilkinson Isbell P’74, GP’07★ GP’05 Patricia Weaver Lawrence GP’12 Class of 1939 – 33% Jane Davis McCain P’76, P’80*★ Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Henry H. Lanius ★ Regine Bacot Harpole Cloister Society Sarah Boothe White P’62, GP’94 Dorette Storn Humphries ★ Robert L. Montgomery, Sr. P’81★ Donor Camille Bailey Hutton ★ Anne Davis Toppins GP’04★ Loyalty Club Minor Robertson Broadus ★ Carolyn Cuningham Ivy P’80, P’83, Elaine Anthony Dooley* Ruth A. Bryant P’88★ Tower Society Imogene Williamson Kinney ★ Freeman C. Marr P’81, P’82, P’86*★ E. Denby Brandon, Jr. GP’06, GP’08★ Class of 1940 – 50% Shirley Seagle Prothro ★ Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr. ★ William O. Coley, Jr. John Nicholls Spain Rena Shankman Martha Jane Jacobs Exum ★ Loyalty Club Richard C. Tumilty ★ Priscilla Shumaker Heard Class of 1946 – 50% Donor Sara Ralston Baldridge Loyalty Club Class of 1941 Red and Black Society Associate Lawrence Beck ★ Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke James G. McClure ★ Betty Shea Drummond P’74 Paul Currie ★ Loyalty Club Dorothy Brown Kennedy Helen McGee Dacus ★ Mary P. Boothe ★ Tower Society Sonya Alperin Krivcher Mary B. Howard ★ Louise Wilbourn Collier E. Anne Love Herman J. Kaplan Class of 1942 – 40% Warrene Buford Ivy ★ Emily Rice McLeod Class of 1949 – 57% Wendell Phillips Diehl Society Patron Loyalty Club C. M. Pipkin ★ Russel L. Wiener P’93 Annabelle Hall Lavin ★ Red and Black Society Senior James C. Williamson ★ Sara Sparr Taylor P’68, P’71, P’74 Sarah Rook Perkins Donor Donor Margery O’Kelley Lane ★ Donor Red and Black Society Member Rebecca Truax Belknap Elizabeth Raines Davis ★ Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones Carol L. Bitner Class of 1943 – 80% Betty Lay Kirby ★ Patricia Caldwell McKnight ★ Virginia Mead Clark^ ★ Jane Bigger Turner Forrest W. Flaniken^ ★ Red and Black Society Senior Cloister Society Joanne Zahner Flaniken ★ Julian C. Nall Class of 1947 – 52% William J. Wade ★ Ann Faquin McGuire ★ Joseph C. Meux ★ Red and Black Society Associate Diehl Society Patron Tower Society Josie Phillips Smith ★ Edward C. Herman^ P’73★ Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton E. Elizabeth Dudney Dorothy Love Turk ★ Jack D. Vincent Red and Black Society Member Dean’s Society Loyalty Club Eugene C. Reynolds GP’08 Irma Waddell Stafford^ Martha Smothers Carroll ★ Class of 1951 – 46% James W. Stafford Jane Clay Cash GP’08 Tower Society William C. Douglas ★ Diehl Society Sustainer Katharine Meacham P’83* Tower Society Betty Bennett Finley ★ James F. Springfield, Sr. P’87, GP’12★ Jane Williams Sides ★ Jane King Watson Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Associate Coline T. McGehee Loyalty Club Donor James T. McDonald, Jr. ★ Jane Peete Osborne ★ Julia Wellford Allen P’76, GP’16★ Fred Blake, Jr. ★ Charles J. Ping* Margaret Parsons Douglas ★ Margaret Marshall Crutcher ★ Class of 1944 – 47% Ernest H. Flaniken ★ Cary Harris Hunt ★ Dean’s Society Alice Scott Marchisio ★ Jeanne Amis Jernigan P’79, P’82★ William E. Boyce ★ Red and Black Society Member May Wallace Scarbrough*★ Margery Phelps Lee ★ Agnes Ming Turley GP’04★ June White McCormick GP’09★ Jean King Moore ★

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HRD.rev.indd 27 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 27 Cloister Society Donor Loyalty Club Class of 1956 – 59% June Beasley Mann ★ John B. Allen Paula Richardson Bernstein ★ Frances Crouch Perkins GP’07, GP’10, Beverly Morris Coleman Cecil G. Culverhouse Diehl Society Patron GP’12★ Peggy Pence Freund ★ W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr. ★ Judith Deavenport Mitchener P’88 Steve C. Futris ★ Charles Pittman Tower Society Bert F. Kremp ★ Viola Deavours Powers ★ Red and Black Society Associate Helen Deupree Brandon GP’06, Edwin F. Wills Mary Frances Forbes Reed ★ A. Jane Walters*★ GP’08★ Joanne Cunningham Sanders ★ Ronald F. Bunn ★ Class of 1953 – 45% Mary Ann Hackleman Sturdivant Red and Black Society Member James Nelson Clay, III Mary Elizabeth Hickman Thomas Catharine Coleman Alexander ★ Martha Ellen Davidson Maxwell^* Diehl Society Patron Marilyn Mitchell Wray George M. Russell ★ Katherine Hinds Smythe Claude B. Trusty, Jr. Loyalty Club Betty Wood Storrs ★ Donor T. Reynolds Beal ★ Margaret Hagood Akard Cloister Society Herbert W. Eber ★ Red and Black Society Associate Carolyn Milton Allen James R. Gillis, Jr. P’80*★ Jean Arnold Kugler ★ Claire Oates Ping* Courtney Crumpton Bacon ★ James E. Turner GP’14*★ R. Christy Morgan P’79, P’80 Ann McAlister Fee ★ Mary A. Morriss ★ Red and Black Society Member Geraldine Prichard Kaller ★ Tower Society Mary Jane Millard Oglesby ★ Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw Virginia Bramlett Lowrance J. Rodney Feild Mary Louise Barton Pritchard William C. Threlkeld P’82, GP’16★ Florence Crawford Mayse ★ Geraldine Dozier MacQueen*★ David O. Thomas Eleanor Brown Weaver P’85*★ Millicent Bunn McAtee P’85 J. Bryan Smalley P’87★ Milton L. Wray George W. Wilson, III P’79, GP’15★ Jim P. Wesson ★ Rhoda White Smith ★ Emily McKay Whitesell ★ Laurel Speir Witten ★ Donor Cloister Society Elizabeth Fisher Wilson Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ★ John C. Cuvillier, III*★ Loyalty Club James G. Nix Mary Taylor Todd P’78★ Class of 1955 – 54% Suzanne Carter Bjick ★ Patricia Tomlinson Nix John W. Carlisle* Patricia Flippin Smithwick Tower Society Diehl Society Patron Edith Jean Cooper ★ Roy F. Stratton, Jr. ★ Robert H. Crumby ★ Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ★ Joe C. Eades, Jr. P’82, P’82, P’85★ Martha Gulledge York P’89 John Turner Gray ★ George J. Fischer, Jr. ★ Mary Frances Steen Libassi ★ Red and Black Society Member Patricia Hastings Gilliom P’82, Charles C. McAllister, Jr. Annelle Albritton Clute ★ GP’17*★ Class of 1952 – 49% Elizabeth Shaifer Hollingsworth P’90* Sarah Strong Gilmer ★ Loyalty Club Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson ★ Diehl Society Patron Willie Bow Cloister Society Dorothy Henning Kaylor ★ Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. P’96★ Marjoree Russell Bryant James E. Aydelotte*★ John R. McKinney ★ W. Hamilton Smythe, III Betty Collins Peeples Julia Johnson Kasch ★ James C. Napier, Jr. ★ Joy Brown Wiener P’93 Betty Jo McCormick Walker Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. Ann Taylor Walker Waters ★ Tower Society Peggy Ross Templeton Red and Black Society Senior Louis J. Weber, Jr. ★ Polly Baber Bassoni ★ Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice ★ Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ★ J. William Young, Jr. P’85 Joanne Danielson Goodall ★ Robin S. Walters GP’16 Elizabeth Walker Hughes ★ Red and Black Society Associate Donor W. Henry Mosley Donor James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ★ C. Douglas Buford, Jr. Joe H. Parker* Paula Smith Burress ★ Ann Rollow Ross ★ Henry O. Freund Martha Spruell Pipkin ★ James A. Dees, Sr. ★ Zoe Theodore Futris ★ Louise Aikin Russell ★ B. H. Farnsworth Red and Black Society Member Robert W. Gillmann Juanita Goodman Watson* Robert L. Hunter ★ J.D. Trimble, Jr. Clarice Barker McMickle Edna Patton Johnson ★ Judy Mays Parks ★ Loyalty Club John L. Lawhorn Tower Society Joyce Richards William M. Callicott ★ William G. McAtee P’85 Robert K. Bennett*★ Laura Ozanne Robinson Vernon Ware Eades P’82, P’82, P’85★ Erin Moody Morgan ★ William R. Gentry Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Maida Moore Payne ★ Betty Ann McFadden Harvey ★ Class of 1954 – 51% Mary Margaret Storck Johnston Nancy Germany Reinker Carroll Tuthill Minor P’78★ James E. Jones Thomas E. Richardson ★ Martha Beggs Orth ★ Red and Black Society Member R. David Kaylor ★ Jean Johnson Sales Wade McHenry Hunter*★ Jeanette Bowen Posey ★ John K. Wadley Loyalty Club David M. Morris Carolyn Holiman Samuel ★ Elizabeth Hoye Amis Josephine Taylor Threlkeld P’82, William Newton Todd*★ Class of 1957 – 57% Jack R. Blake*★ GP’16★ Jean McLean Tunnell A. Ray Bryant Mary McDonald Wetterau P’83★ Keith K. Wong ★ Diehl Society Patron Hattie Edens Bryant John B. Maxwell, Jr. ★ Frances Freeman Burkhead ★ Cloister Society Donor Grace Morris Williamson ★ Norma Keisling Holmes ★ Patricia Riegle Morehead P’79, P’82, Peggy Tipton Bright P’86, P’88★ James N. Lapsley, Jr. ★ P’83 John Bernard Hooker ★ Red and Black Society Senior L. Anderson Orr*★ Dale S. Johnson ★ Anne Hixon Huff P’82★ Chester W. Peeples, Jr. Tower Society E. Jeff Justis, Jr. ★ Thomas A. Huff P’82★ Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Anne Riley Bourne P’80, P’81★ Sue Farish Kimmel Suzanne McCarroll Warner ★ Marzette Smith Stallings ★ Robert I. Bourne, Jr. P’80, P’81★ Truman D. Nabors, Jr. ★ Carole Cocke Todd P’78, P’80, GP’08 Laura Edington Wakefield ★ Rachel Gobbel Norment Red and Black Society Member Jane McSpadden Twist Peggy Fitch Witherspoon P’80, P’82 Gayle Clark Trautwein ★ Ralph V. Turner ★ H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ★ Carolyn Williamson Jane Wittichen Williams ★ Tower Society Jacqueline Newman Williamson ★ L. Camille Deaderick ★ 28 Honor Roll of Donors 2013-2014

HRD.rev.indd 28 10/29/14 4:34 PM James E. Eikner, Jr. P’87★ Loyalty Club Ralph C. Gore Loyalty Club Jane Burns Campbell Hosay ★ Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy P’87★ Charles L. Hammett ★ Nancy Koehn Bond John B. Mostellar ★ Henry R. Crais P’94 Merelyn Davis Hammett ★ John W. Butt C. Eric Mount, Jr. P’83, P’83, P’85★ Albert S. Crigler, III ★ Betty Jo Gillmore Haynie P’89 Charlotte Frist Chesnutt ★ Donald L. Parker* Martha Sigler Guthrie Anne Underwood Johnson James D. Curtis*★ Robert M. Rogers ★ Eugene E. McKenzie Sally Stockley Johnson ★ John A. Daniel ★ Jane Crutcher Williamson ★ Susan Robinson McLean P’82, P’85, Frank F. Splann, Jr. ★ E. Tom Elam P’89★ Joseph A. Sullivan ★ Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ★ Loyalty Club Roy D. Rainey, Sr. P’84 Princess Hughes Van Hooser ★ Connie Kitley Goddard Charlene Jayroe Allen GP’14★ Betty Ann Russell ★ William C. Weber ★ John E. Hixon Genevieve Reeves Carlisle* Claire Sebralla Saino*★ Sue Osenbaugh Williams ★ Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes ★ Richard H. Crawford Jerry D. Tate ★ Michael Anne Condon Zimmerman ★ Jon C. Jenkins Betty Lunati Grise ★ Paul M. Thompson ★ Samuel S. Kim Ellen White Harrell GP’14, GP’16★ Suzanne Williams Winslow Donor Margaret E. Lowe ★ Robert E. McClelland* Jane Alexander Biedenharn David H. Moreau ★ William H. McLean P’82, P’85, P’89★ Donor Patricia Oberbillig Bogan ★ Leslie W. Read ★ Harriet Byrd O’Neal ★ John U. Biedenharn James L. Breazeale, II Jean Stock Rumph ★ Salliejane Dickerson Rainey P’84, Robert L. Booth, Jr. P’82, P’85 Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam Jack C. Sanford GP’13 W. J. Michael Cody Paul W. Ivey ★ Patricia A. Taylor ★ Miriam Heard Range Claire Tansey Coleman P’89, P’09 Nancy Newcome Jones Carolyn Howard White ★ Harrylyn Graves Sallis P’80★ Estella Wilson Dixon Jane Barker Konitz ★ Elizabeth Etter Thomas ★ Betty Jean Payne Dorris W. Larry Lacy P’86, P’92, P’98★ Donor Jerry Wittmann Weise ★ Elinor Smith Fitzgerald ★ Virginia Johnson McDonald Ruth Handwerker Clelland V. Garrett Wingfield ★ H. Stonewall Maxwell Carolyn Block Pierce P’86★ A. Don Cross James E. Winslow, Jr. Beverly Smith Pugh Sally Dame Roberds ★ Katherine McCollum Eddings Thomas E. Reed ★ Sandra Andrews Robertson ★ Sandra Bain Fink Donor Ellen Reagan Richardson ★ Nancy Wickersham Rohloff ★ Patricia Smith Gill Fred K. Beeson ★ Arnold L. Schroeter ★ Mary Farish Sharp ★ Faye Combs Gray Harriette Mathewes Beeson ★ Linda Hardesty Schroeter ★ Marguerite Livingston Stone Peggy Hiller Harris Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr. ★ Charles E. Somervill Carol Barbour Sumrall ★ John D. Hettinger ★ Mary Lewis Myatt Casey P’81, P’84 Jane Barr Stump-Green Sandra Calmer Toenes Marilyn Turner Hill Ethel Buck Chamberlain ★ Joanne Williams Wilhite Bates Peacock Toone ★ M. Robert Mansfield Joan McCabe Day Terry M. Turner James B. McIntyre Shirley Dickerson Lawhorn Class of 1959 – 66% Nancy Wooddell Warlick Thomas N. Moody Gordon Robertson, Jr. Robert F. Welsh ★ Beverly Bowden Pickard ★ James W. Sanders P’83★ Diehl Society Patron Joseph Poppenheimer ★ Caroline Cecil Searson J. L. Jerden P’94, GP’16 Class of 1960 – 54% Joan Warren Priest Connie White Stettbacher P’83 V. Faye Rogers ★ Carol Myers Winkler Red and Black Society Member Diehl Society Benefactor Nadine McKinley Runsick ★ Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ★ L. Allen Reynolds ★ Jon A. Simpson Class of 1958 – 62% John A. Oxley* John W. Somervill ★ Diane McMillan Wellford P’87, P’90★ Red and Black Society Senior Jane Thomas Wesson ★ Diehl Society Sustainer Walker L. Wellford, III P’87, P’90★ Morris T. Reagan Lynda Lipscomb Wexler P’86★ John H. Bryan P’83, P’85*★ Neville Frierson Bryan P’83, P’85*★ Cloister Society Red and Black Society Member Class of 1961 – 51% Robert B. Blumer Kimbrough Baxter Henley P’88★ Diehl Society Patron Michael B. Lupfer ★ Raymond F. Henley P’88★ Red and Black Society Partner Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson Theodore B. Sloan ★ James D. Petersen ★ Jerald M. Duncan Jeanne Scott Varnell ★ Thirza Mobley Sloan ★ Ann Vines Roberts ★ Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ★ Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Associate Cloister Society Harry L. Swinney ★ Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ★ Tower Society Virginia Sims Bare Ann Mack Boles ★ Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Member Mary Alice Masters Carrell Margaret Ruyl McTier ★ Joy Magdovitz Bearman ★ Sara Jean Jackson*★ Tower Society Richard W. Dortch P’85★ Happy Snowden Jones ★ Glenda Taylor Addington ★ Red and Black Society Member B. Denton McLellan ★ Daniel P. Logan, Jr. P’83, P’90*★ John M. Alford Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin P’89, Betty Chalmers Peyton ★ Claude A. McMillion P’88★ Carole Hobbs Anderson ★ P’93★ John H. Quinn, Jr. Phyllis Williams Mostellar ★ Alice Gadberry Clark Truly Brown Mount P’83, P’85★ Annelle Gandy Gracey Cloister Society Tower Society Richard A. Park ★ Deanne Runyon Irvine ★ Westley F. Busbee, Jr. ★ Charles W. Blake Julia Parker Simmons Karen Boyce Logan P’83, P’90*★ Sally Cross Coleman P’88★ Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. Carolyn Shettlesworth McClurkan Mary Jane Coleman Gentry ★ Nancy Carter Burnidge ★ Loyalty Club Margaret Stewart McMillion P’88★ William E. Carrell Joan Waggoner Bacchus Janet McKenzie Nix^ Tower Society Jack T. Cunningham Betsy Sloan Barrett ★ Mary Crouch Rawson ★ Verdie H. Nix, Jr. H. Richard Jones, Jr. ★ Keith D. Buckley ★ Ann Myers Redus Diane Goodman Sachs ★ Lewis R. Murray, Jr. ★ Nora Petersen Buckley ★ Carol Ann Quade Smalley P’87★ Carolyn Caldwell Rogers ★ Oran B. Dent ★ John L. Streete P’84, P’93*★ Loyalty Club Mary Latta Whiteaker ★ Ann Watkins Evans ★ Rann L. Vaulx ★ Marcia Wooten Barstow P. W. Whiteaker ★ Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer ★ Jocelyn Agnew Camp ★ Fyke Farmer, Jr. ★ Mary Morton Castor ★

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HRD.rev.indd 29 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 29 John B. Frazer, Jr. Marilyn Stewart Daniel ★ Tower Society Wynona Gillmore Crosby P’94★ Edward H. Henderson GP’13★ Richard A. Dew W. Frederick Bailey Michael R. Deaderick Ronald C. Holland ★ Zama Blanchard Dexter Frances Steward Bryan ★ L. Dossett Foster*★ Allen H. Hughes Ralph A. Foster ★ Francis C. Davis, Jr.*★ William M. Holmes, Jr. Marily Davis Hughes James S. Gray ★ William M. Hall, Jr. GP’16 Fay Quinn Isele H. Martin Hartzog Cynthia Jane Hawes ★ Cloister Society Charlotte Barbarin McPheeters P’01 Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry William Council Holmes ★ Mary Lou Carwile Finley Hugh McPheeters, Jr. P’01 Lyn Melvin King Eleanor Lawrence Geiger ★ Lela Garner Noble ★ Penny Nichols Macey Loyalty Club Thomas L. Geiger ★ Sue Caldwell Pond P’86, P’92★ Duke K. McCall, Jr. William V. Arnold ★ Patricia Dickson Jones*★ Mack S. Prichard ★ Warren G. Nance ★ Ann Fuller Bendall* Thomas E. Lappage ★ Sarah Maxfield Smither ★ Randolph P. Pickell P’89 J. Baird Callicott Janice Chapin Swartz ★ John C. Portwood ★ Lynnette Humphreys Campbell ★ Tower Society Patricia Eason Westerman Mary Worth Burton Robertson ★ Robert W. Fey, Jr. ★ Lynn Drew Bartlett* Geraldine Knight White ★ Thomas M. Scott, Jr.* Maribeth Moore Frazer Kay Reynolds Blair*★ Juanita Ann Shettlesworth Bernie R. Goler ★ R. Leon Carroll, Jr. ★ Donor Jane Cook Shipp ★ H. Scott Gregory Katherine Harriett James ★ Bruce W. Burr Noble R. Walker ★ Barbara Hollingsworth Knowles ★ J. Charles Jernigan ★ Claire Robertson Cranford ★ Frank D. Weathersby ★ Thomas M. Lowry, III P’93★ Jeanne Gregory Spragins ★ Margaret Haigler Davis ★ John M. McMillan, Jr. Catherine Ann Evans Williams*★ Adele Wolf Grilli ★ Donor Stephen Albert McMillan P’88 William M. Wilson, III ★ Judy St. John Grisso ★ James G. Cloud ★ Blair Gilmer Meeks Anita Moose Hampson ★ Margaret Minyard Dement M. Douglas Meeks Loyalty Club John D. Hungarland, Jr. ★ E. L. Dick Diamond Susan Stone Overholser ★ John E. Arehart W. Harvey Jenkins, Jr. ★ W. Ray Fleming Anne McInnis Peterson Nan Patton Bell Elizabeth Best Jones Marjorie Boone Flowers Jere E. Pierce ★ David P. Cooper ★ Maxine Sewell Lindseth Helene Ninette Griffith Kathryn Crow Rubenstein ★ Elizabeth Saunders Cooper ★ William T. Robinson ★ Joy Ann Howard Hennessey Martha Terrell Weatherford ★ Kenneth D. Dill Suellyn Scott Ruffin Martha Gooch Hogrefe ★ Margaret Martin Wheeler ★ Susan Horton Gray ★ Martha Barret Schneider ★ R. Charles Hogrefe ★ Lewis M. Guess ★ Mary Elizabeth McCharen Streete ★ June Johnston Hungarland ★ Donor Ann Clark Quinlen Harris Judith Carson Vestal Paul Jackson, Jr. ★ Carol Burchell Alves Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr.*★ Sandra L. Winter ★ Robert S. Maclin, III ★ Nancy Rhodes Archer ★ Judith Crow McColgan Ann Fumbanks Mayo Mallory Chamberlin, Jr. William L. McColgan, Jr. Class of 1962 – 61% Franklin S. McCallie ★ Fredricka Crawley Cunningham ★ Joan Herbert Murchison ★ Catherine Mixon ★ Doris Sharp Dark ★ Gail Hoover Parrish ★ Red and Black Society Associate Mary Simpson Morgan ★ Dudley Weaver Davis ★ Mary Mansell Pope ★ Mary Frances Buxton Cotham P’84, Anne Thomas Phillipy ★ Irwin H. From ★ Thurman A. Ragar, Jr. P’92, P’94★ Sarah Mitchell Preddy ★ Susan Louise Fullilove Judith Hollingsworth Robinson P’89, Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ★ Delma Klotz Robinson ★ Mimmye Wilson Goode P’97★ John Jacobus ★ Donna Jo Miles Smith P’88, GP’15★ Philip J. Green Anne Smith Sarber Mary Ann Stewart Somervill ★ Josephine Knight Hirschman Robert W. Wells, II P’98★ Red and Black Society Member C. Warren Thompson, Jr. ★ Glenlee Ferguson James Rose Mary Hoye Wells P’98★ Pete Cornish* Joseph W. Thweatt ★ James M. Johnston, Rtd^ Brenda Hickman West Mary Susan Huffman ★ Patricia Hall Webb ★ Emily Hatcher Landreth P’87★ Robert W. West, III Thomas J. White, III P’94★ Sue Dean Langfitt Alabel May Wiser ★ Dean’s Society Louise Ferguson Lockhart Catherine Liddell Skapura*★ Class of 1963 – 48% W. Ross McCluney Donor Laurie Kruger Mears ★ James R. Bullock Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron Harry M. Moffett, III ★ Alyce Jappe Burr P’96 Carol Bradshaw Busbee ★ C. W. Butler, III ★ John F. Rice, Jr. ★ Dorritte Evans Early James G. Finley Joseph M. Duncan ★ Leslie Buchman Richardson ★ Joseph Graham, Jr. Glenn T. Hays ★ Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. Margaret Johnson Ridolphi P’92★ Tamma Lehmann Havercamp P’89, William G. Mankin P’98★ Sarah Pickens Waller ★ Kathryn Raines Smith P’96★ David L. McAdoo ★ J. Perry White ★ Patricia Gladney Holland Red and Black Society Member George A. Wilson ★ Franklin M. Hurst Tower Society Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb P’92★ Sharon Lupfer Nardo ★ Genevieve Johnston Clay ★ John S. Cherry, Jr. ★ Class of 1964 – 48% Robert A. Orr, Jr. ★ Margaret Welsh Curlovic*★ William M. Claytor Frances Freeman Paden ★ William V. Davidson P’94*★ David E. Lindsey P’91★ Diehl Society Patron Diana Mann Reid ★ David B. Johnson Dean’s Society A. Dale Ledbetter ★ R. Daniel Seymour Barbara Bell Lawrence ★ Jean-Pierre Potel ★ Randall B. Shepard, Jr. P’97★ Mary Jo Evans Lundy* Red and Black Society Senior Gerald L. Vaughan P’05 Gwendolyn Bell Riley P’84, P’87★ Cloister Society Marilyn Ann Meyers*★ Sandra Ferrell Vaughan P’05 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ★ James R. Crawford Rockwell P. Ward E. Brown Crosby* Red and Black Society Associate Nancy Wasell Work Loyalty Club Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn ★ Challace Joe McMillin*★ One Anonymous Donor Edwin W. Albright P’90★ Robert A. Neff, Jr. P’94 Mary Lou Quinn McMillin*★ Marvin E. Bailey ★ William K.B. Potts ★ Elizabeth Currie Williams*★ Class of 1965 – 51% Robert L. Barret ★ John C. Stepan ★ William A. Campbell ★ James A. Warden ★ Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Senior Diane McCullough Clark Anne Edwards Claytor Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. P’91, P’93★

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HRD.rev.indd 30 10/29/14 4:34 PM Red and Black Society Associate Terri Skinner Chadwick ★ Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Lawrence E. Evans ★ James G. Couch Thomas A. Buford ★ Joseph S. Alford* Patricia L. Walls P’97★ Linda Davis Couch F. Alan Cummings ★ Ellen Woodruff Batchelor P’96★ Martha Neff Dane Marsha McKee Evans Annette Anderson Bowen ★ Red and Black Society Member Theresa Webster Davis ★ F. Campbell Ferguson Kate Field Boyd ★ Joseph H. Autry, III A. Jackson Donelson, Jr. Robert L. Frank W. A. Breytspraak ★ Anne Oglesby Carr*★ Patricia E. Ferguson ★ Rebecca Smith Kissel ★ Randy Maxey Brown ★ Senter Crook ★ Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffin ★ Callie Bergen McGinnis Hope Jacobs Buckner ★ Blanche Buckingham Deaderick Jacquelyn Dowd Hall ★ Robert E. Morris Janie Baxter Carloss ★ Mary Darwin Johnson Susan Smith Jampel Susan Mayer Pauls ★ Tandy Goodlett Cobb P’93★ Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey P’91★ Tony B. Jobe ★ Lee Pevsner ★ J. Arnold Drennen* John W. McQuiston, II P’97 Dale Seay Kasab ★ Charlotte Palmer Seeley Amelia Mary Duquette Robbie Walker McQuiston P’97 Jeanne Wertz Kerridge ★ Frederick J. Sheppard, III ★ W. Aaron Foster ★ Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis ★ Betty Sue Dean Weninger Renee Clark Guibao P’96 Cloister Society Robert A. McLean ★ Nancy Jackson Williamson ★ Pamela Richardson Hays ★ Mary Elizabeth Christian Camille Crenshaw Monohan William L. Heiter, Jr. C. Terrell Deaton ★ William S. Morrison, III ★ Donor Samuel C. Highsmith Guilford Jones, II*★ Mary McQueen Porter Ervin Haas Bullock Mary Ann Rambo McDow ★ Frances Phillips Potts ★ Robert L. Sessum ★ Suzanne Aivazian Cohan P’94 Patricia King Meeks ★ Elizabeth Shippen ★ Russell J. Didelot Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka*★ Tower Society Vivienne Guest Strickler James C. Lippy ★ Kristin A. Pruitt Marguerite Ward Autry ★ Jane Doughtie Taylor ★ Vince Lord, Jr. Dianne Rickoll Short P’93, P’96* Betty Wilby Carroll ★ Betty Cole Thompson Robert M. Morse ★ Michael W. Whitaker ★ Judy Wood Franks ★ Lee Ann Litwiller Thompson Nelda Smith Pierce Carole Gibbs Whitehead Nancy Glenn Green ★ Martha Dunmire White ★ Maxine Mitchel Rice ★ Peggy Hays Williams ★ Suzanne Smith Henley* Martha Hunter Shepard P’97★ Judith Moody LePera* Class of 1966 – 40% Carol Frances Simpson ★ Donor Robert H. Packer ★ Isabell T. VanMerlin ★ Mary Jo Burns Breen ★ Charie Bowman Reid ★ Diehl Society Patron Carol Pickens White P’94★ Gilvia Flanagan Brown ★ Mary Edith Redus Walker Raymond E. Bye, Jr.*★ Martha Overholser Whitney Jerry D. Chandler Reba K. Wright Anne Fraser Clarke Red and Black Society Senior Class of 1967 – 45% Joseph N. Clarke, Jr. Loyalty Club Margaret J. Gatz* Sarah Gay Edwards Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch ★ Diehl Society Sustainer Constance Schorr Finch Shannon L. Ball Red and Black Society Associate John R. Pharis ★ Emily Thomason Freeman ★ Jerry P. Black, Jr. ★ R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ★ Sally Goodman Graflund C. William Bodie ★ Dennis A. Higdon Red and Black Society Partner Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler William S. Boyd, Jr. P’15★ Walter B. Howell ★ Carole L. Branyan ★ Richard A. Hayley Kenneth L. Brunson Lynn Morrow Ward P’91, P’93*★ James M. Durham* Donald M. Hollingsworth Harvey D. Caughey Robert M. Wild, Jr. ★ W. Hamilton Kimzey, III James L. Collier ★ Red and Black Society Associate Mary Bettis Love Patricia Butterworth Egger ★ Red and Black Society Member William H. Edington ★ Anne Thacker Lueke ★ Gloria Cornell Felsenthal ★ H. William Allen, III ★ Nancy Cox Howell ★ Charles M. Murphy, III Florence Chalker Godat ★ Katherine Willis Allen ★ John R. Tilton ★ Linda Robinson Overly Patricia Thomason Hargrave ★ John M. Gardner, III*★ Jane Carol Ramsey ★ James C. Head P’04 Larrie Del Daniel Martin* Red and Black Society Member Martin E. Smithers Bruce E. Herron ★ Vern E. McCarty* Dorothy Ann Johnson Falk*★ James A. Sullivan ★ Teri Tidwell Hornberger ★ Ian F. Murray Charlotte Lebo Ray ★ Carol Wertz Sutter ★ Patricia Dunn Jarrett P’93 John G. Ratcliff* Charlotte Bringle Wilkerson ★ Murray Rasberry Jordan ★ Cloister Society Margaret Frye Kemp Cloister Society Edward R. Atkinson, Jr. Class of 1968 – 39% Nell Buie Lanier P’97* Thomas A. Bowman* Albert A. Burk, Jr.*★ Judith Willett McGuire Carole Ann Montgomery ★ Douglass E. Post, Jr. ★ Diehl Society Patron Thomas A. McKay Joseph H. Walker, III ★ Michael T. Lewis Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips Tower Society Murray H. Wright James M. Miller, Jr. Charles F. Bagley, III ★ Red and Black Society Partner Joyce Anne Moore ★ Bonnie Eleanor Davis ★ Tower Society William H. Davis, Jr. ★ D. Cameron Murchison, Jr. ★ Frances Griswold Doyle Jerry M. Bradfield Dinetia McCormick Newman Willard N. Doyle Kathleen Davis Bradfield Red and Black Society Senior Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin* Cheryl Gurley Followell William T. Buchanan P’93, P’95★ Michael E. Hettinger P’00, P’06 E. Greer Richardson Virginia Taylor Gannaway P’91★ James P. Cole* Walter E. Lydick, Jr.* Lynn Smith Watson ★ Dixie DeMoville Johnson ★ M. Rose Gladney ★ Luther J. Nussbaum ★ Edward M. Williams ★ Alton L. Lightsey, Jr.*★ Gail Elaine Jennings S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ★ Sammy Primm Marshall ★ Mary Anderson Mehrle ★ Donor Kittye Held Mason* Robert K. Mehrle ★ Red and Black Society Associate Ronald T. Allen ★ Joe M. McCord C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ★ Barbara Lesh Borleske ★ Sallie Steele Aman ★ Tina Beatty McWhorter ★ Carol Calaway Wilson^ ★ Jennifer Fey Edmonds*★ Karen Hardy Bell A. Duane Mills*★ William H. Wilson ★ Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ★ Pamela Polete Boggs George L. Walker William H. Wingo Berney McInnis Bridges P’92★ Red and Black Society Member B. Suzanne Burns ★ Stephen H. Cole ★

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HRD.rev.indd 31 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 31 William G. Hendrickson Susan Louise Thornton Claudia J. Kennedy Cloister Society Dorothy Johnson Pounders Drucilla Thom White ★ Alonzo P. Kersey, III J. Timothy Edwards* Louis R. Pounders Bettye Wexler Williams Kathie Maddux Larkin Bruce R. Lindsey P’98* Carol Ann Colclough Strickland Nancy C. Lee Pamela Pitts McNeer ★ Sidney J. Strickland, III Class of 1969 – 53% L. Charles Lemond R. Susan Wood Nancy Martin Magallanes ★ Dean’s Society Diehl Society Fellow Mary Cole McCain Tower Society Catherine Prouty Horn ★ William J. Michaelcheck ★ Marilyn Gates Meeks ★ James A. Brinson ★ Mary Louise O’Kelly*★ Marion Birge Morgan ★ Natilee Murrey Duning ★ Diehl Society Patron Claudia M. Oakes Patricia Claxton Howard Cloister Society Craig W. Murray P’92, P’03★ Patricia Jackson Peay P’92, P’92, P’03★ Janet Wilson Markland ★ John W. Larson P’96*★ Jane Pennepacker Pienaar Martha Williamson Rimmer ★ Judith Adams Larson P’96*★ Red and Black Society Senior Martha Lee Ramsey Sue Ellen Pharis Watson ★ Susan Duke Woods ★ C. Bradford Foster, III P’98★ J. Acker Rogers Susan Hoefer Foster P’98★ James B. Rothman Loyalty Club Tower Society James L. McElroy ★ Melinda Gill Rutherford Junius D. Allen ★ Nora Harvin Buchanan P’93★ Rebecca Wynn Weiler*★ Judith Gordon Simpson ★ G. Hudson Andrews, Jr. ★ Michael H. DeShazo Donald G. White Laurie Fraser Stanton J. Timothy Atkinson P’97, P’00, P’08 Suzanne Troth Donaldson ★ William P. Stepp, Jr. P’08★ B. Frederick Bodie ★ Steven C. Gould ★ Red and Black Society Associate Thomas P. Teasley John H. Callow ★ Ellen Brown Rust ★ Aurelia Wammack Michaels ★ Melinda Gates Weber Leilani Collins ★ J. Otey Walker, III P’99, P’99 Marcus E. Wertz, III ★ William H. Dale, Jr. P’03*★ H. J. Weathersby* Red and Black Society Member Ronald W. Eades Kate Flowers Weathersby* Carol Gearhart Champion ★ Donor Kenneth H. Graeber ★ Sarah Darden Williams ★ K. Wyatt Engwall P’99★ Hayden Megar Bangert Linda Elizabeth Henson ★ Sue Dunn Hall P’92, P’02★ Terry L. Bitner ★ Jacquelyn A. Holden Loyalty Club Susan Dillard Hendrickson Robert L. Bowman ★ Nicholas H. House, III ★ Audrey Kennedy Brown ★ John S. Hille P’97★ Marcia Roberts Cecil Elizabeth Phillips Kirkpatrick Carey H. Bryan ★ Tansill Heslip Hille P’97★ Claudia Cooper Cook William Lyons P’92, P’95, P’00 Marian Stockton Carruth* Eleanor Rosson Kennedy ★ Paul W. Cooper Carolyn Wagner Neiman ★ Susan Storer Clark John L. Kennedy ★ Samuel T. Cooper, Jr. Susan Kay Ogden ★ Duncan V. Crawford P’97★ Linda Kay Yates ★ Searcy Lawler Cunningham William R. Patterson ★ Lindley Darden Miller Murry Delgadillo Michael D. Patton ★ Sarah Winborn Davis ★ Cloister Society George B. Elder Stephen E. Pienaar C. Whitman Deacon ★ Stephen A. Glassell*★ William O. Ellis Linda Sue Pilcher ★ Alan Ensminger David W. Griffin Janice Donelson Goddard P’02 Rosemary Wood Potter ★ Gail Seabrook Ganier ★ Elizabeth Shipp Nott ★ John W. Gorski Nancy Meadows Raymond ★ C. Lee Giles ★ Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt ★ Janelle Hood Haseman ★ Tower Society Katherine Word King Gary K. Scheidt ★ George S. Hazard, Jr. ★ Susan Gladden Atkins ★ Jeanne Shearer Mead Maryet Swire Senterfit ★ M. Anne Hooker*★ Maynard R. Brigance ★ J. William Mead C. W. Stacks ★ Linda Harkrider Hutton ★ Morgan W. Bunch, III*★ Gloria Brown Melton ★ Cynthia Gladney Steele ★ David M. Kilgore P’97 Sue Brown Bunch*★ Carol Caldwell Newman ★ Thomas H. Talbot, Jr. ★ David A. Lehmann Kenneth M. Cushing*★ Margaret Boothe Paydar ★ Lynn McEntire Vogt Susan C. Lucas ★ Julia Ann Fleming* W. L. Pendergrass, III P’07★ Steven C. Whited ★ Ellen Plants Massey ★ Patricia Cooper Hayley*★ R. Rascoe Rhea B. Hayes McCarty ★ William B. Hayley*★ Sonja Hall Sanes Donor Paul W. Moore Jack T. Lassiter P’15* Kenneth L. Stanley Ann Elizabeth Barber John C. Neiman ★ Courtland Mobley Lewis P’97★ Dale N. Underwood ★ Martha K. Frick ★ Judith R. Owen ★ Kevin L. Nicholas ★ S. Rand Walker ★ Hardy S. Green, Jr. Nancy McCartney Pond Richard Raspet Linda Emigh Warren ★ Barbara Condra King P’96 James G. Riggan, Jr. James R. Walker, Jr. P’00★ David E. Wheat Wallace H. Mayton, III Robert W. Rutherford Cynthia Vincent Wehling Peggy Fritsch Woolley ★ Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe Mary Lee Sweat ★ William E. Wehling John A. Zachry ★ W. Joel Pedigo, Jr. Shirley McClanahan Zachry ★ Richard G. Perez ★ Donor Loyalty Club Anne Kristofferson Purdy Stephen A. Caldwell P’98★ H. Neil Arnold, Jr. ★ Class of 1970 – 41% Rina Rosenberg B. Bruce Cook, Jr. H. Catherine Awsumb Leburn E. Sharp P’99 Margaret L. Crull ★ Linda Harrell Bair ★ Diehl Society Patron J. Michael Storey Katherine Ireys Diehl P’03, P’08★ Florence Wolf Calaway ★ Richard H. Eckels ★ Patricia Simpson Terry ★ Eloise Pickard Hanna ★ Joseph S. Clift, Jr. Joyce McConnell Underwood ★ Nancy Patton Langdon P’96★ Sarah Cowan Coviello Red and Black Society Senior H. George Wood, Jr. ★ Carolyn Bruninga McGough ★ John W. Crowell Martha I. Pedersen*★ Jane Mando Meeks ★ Ruth Carolyn Duck ★ Class of 1971 – 42% Kathryn Wood Mixon ★ Steven E. Ehlers Red and Black Society Associate Olive Crudup Murrie ★ Sally Stone Everett P’97 Jere B. Fones P’96★ Diehl Society Sustainer Carl R. Nuckolls ★ Martha Bettis Gee Frances Zambie Kummer* Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ★ Jo Matthews Pine Charles T. Haug R. Bradfield Kummer* Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ★ John C. Pine Chester A. Heard ★ Dana Adams Powell Susan Scott Herron Red and Black Society Member Diehl Society Patron E. Lee Secrest, III Kathleen Cogswell House ★ James W. Thomas, II ★ Laila Adams Eckels ★ Donald M. Steele Andrew L. Kelley ★ C. Barham Ward

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HRD.rev.indd 32 10/29/14 4:34 PM Red and Black Society Partner Charles E. Niesen, II Marianne Curtis Mussett ★ Charles G. Dawkins, Jr. P’01, P’07★ Cary Fowler* J. Michael Ripski ★ Susan Hilley Niesen Kenneth W. Ellison ★ Jerome T. Stauffer P’03 Robert M. Riley, III Janel Worsley Feierabend ★ Red and Black Society Senior Kittie Johnson Stauffer P’03 Glenn A. Sowell ★ Victoria Kanawalsky Gore ★ James N. Compton Jack R. Stevens GP’15★ Joanne Glover Sowell ★ M. Kathlyn Graves James R. Mulroy, II*★ T. Claude Wilson-Stayton*★ John W. Griggs Donor James E. Hooper P’12★ Red and Black Society Associate Margaret I. Barton ★ Donor Sue Anne Jenkerson ★ J. Allen Boone, Jr. P’00★ John A. Brayton Anne Cannon Crais Harold P. Jones, Jr. Harry P. Ogden P’00, P’05★ Catherine Breytspraak Cousins ★ Susan Lee Eschenbrenner ★ John Hobson Keesee Daisy Lee Craddock ★ L. Jan Graham ★ Candace Naomi Keirns ★ Red and Black Society Member Timothy M. Crais Barbara James Jones Debbie Brooks Keller Jeff A. Crow, Jr.* F. Michael DeSalvo ★ William B. Jones, Jr. Thomas G. Keller Henry H. Davis, III*★ Genyth Smith DeSalvo ★ C. Michael Matheny ★ Christopher D. Lyons ★ J. Robert Farrell ★ Kathleen Daniel Ellis Lindsay Abbott Mayton Margaret Olsen McCrary ★ Donna Kay Fisher Elizabeth Dunlap Ferring James R. McCain James R. Miller ★ Elizabeth Hubbard Gill P’02 John A. Flaniken, III Susan Schaeffer Robert M. O’Dea, Jr. ★ Wynellen Weir Huff P’02 Richard S. Heien ★ Sharon Ridings Steele C. Neville Reese James R. McCarty Beverly Cole Hooker Ralph M. Sudderth, III Steven E. Saltwick William M. Short* Stephen E. Kendrick ★ Barbara Drumright Walton Nancy Gist Moody P’01★ Matthew W. Wood, Jr. P’05 Donor Cloister Society Alice Cockroft Oates P’14 Linda Hall Yoakum P’01★ Keith M. Alexander P’07, P’10, P’12 John H. Churchill ★ John H. Rone ★ Cheryl Sue Anderson ★ Nancy Jaco Golden P’00★ Stephen R. Snow Class of 1973 – 39% Anne Sayle Anthony Stephen C. Gregory* Ann Brown Strain ★ Martha Kay Hunt Asti N. Houston Parks ★ William S. Taylor Diehl Society Patron Mimi Atkinson P’07★ Bonnie Isaksen Trahan ★ Lee Seabrook Duncan ★ Pamela Pulliam Cleveland Susan K. Van Dyck ★ Class of 1972 – 36% Vivian Dellinger McWilliams P’08*★ Kathryn Jorgensen Davis P’00★ Jeff I. Williams, III Jennifer Worsham Newman ★ Faith Dietrick J. Robert Woods, III ★ Red and Black Society Senior Charlaine Harris Schulz ★ Marvin L. Eason Patricia A. Lane*★ Elizabeth L. Todd Susan Burnside Fleming ★ Tower Society Rachel K. Fraser J. Jefferson Carter, Jr. ★ Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Senior W. Henry Gardner, Jr. James C. Dobbins Garry L. Huff P’02 Carla Jane Cox ★ Richard I. Hillard Robert P. Doolittle ★ J. Mark Hollingsworth ★ Nancy Irene Howell Charles F. Jones ★ Cloister Society Valerie Thorn Jones E. Bobby Kleier, Jr. ★ P. Ross Bandy Red and Black Society Associate Beverley Turner Krannich Lucy Cuningham Lee Kathy King Cressey ★ Ann Reed Held P’03*★ Stanley H. Less James B. Mills ★ Carl G. Dury, II ★ Erin Stukey Johnson P’99, P’04★ E. Susan Moffatt Derrick R.L. Moore ★ Emmel B. Golden, Jr. P’00★ William K. Sample*★ Eileen Hanrahan Queener Susan McNeely Nicholas ★ H. Grady Marlow, III ★ Jan Manning Sample J. Frederick O’Bryant ★ A. Warner Phelps, Jr. P’08★ Red and Black Society Member Erica L. Sartain P’14 Hannah Simmons Pickworth Thad S. Rodda, Jr. ★ Catherine Clements Bailey*★ James B. Shumard Melinda Smith Raley ★ Carl E. Tulloss* T. Clinton Bailey*★ Judy Brooks Tygard ★ R. Ryder Tipton, III ★ Scott P. Howard ★ Catherine Laster Wood ★ Minor C. Vernon*★ Tower Society Gerald A. Koonce ★ Nancy Nichol Wood P’05 Leslie Wineland Goss ★ Anne Brantley Segall Linda Reece Young Loyalty Club Aubrey J. Howard One Anonymous Donor James D. Anderson ★ Ellinor Goldman Howard*★ Cloister Society J. Barron Boyd, Jr. William E. Jefferson, III ★ William H. Brune, III ★ Class of 1974 – 39% Leigh N. Brasington ★ Cheryl Williford Kahn R. Wayne Herbert, Jr. Peter F. Casparian ★ Catherine Orr Luccock ★ V. Markham Lester Diehl Society Fellow Jack A. Childers, Jr. ★ Carol Ann MacCurdy John J. Sheehan Stratton H. Bull, Jr.* R. Reed Click, Jr. Scott M. Wilds*★ Stephen B. Crump ★ Loyalty Club Diehl Society Sustainer Meri Rappaport Cunningham ★ Alice Cartwright Allen ★ Tower Society John C. Sites Carol Anne DeForest ★ Elaine VanAuken Atkinson P’97, P’00, Rebecca Pixler Boone P’00★ James F. Dick P’08 G. Coble Caperton Diehl Society Patron Charles M. Durham Denise Henderson Bollheimer ★ Betty Cole Cook P’04★ John D. Gladney* Lillian Aivazian Eades Jane Butler Braxley Cherry Varee Falls ★ Frances Ruth Foster Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II ★ Kenneth L. Kahn Red and Black Society Associate Karen Elyda Francis ★ Nancy Chadick Dale P’03*★ Philip A. Reemes*★ John T. Cotham, Jr. ★ C. Bradford Green ★ W. Glenn Davis P’03★ David B. Travis P’11★ Mary Beth Overton Cotham ★ Gordon S. Greeson, Jr. ★ R. Cecil Dorman Natalie Honan Vernon*★ Mary Lampton Puckett ★ Robin Wellford Greeson ★ Sandra Cook Durham F. Clark Williams, Jr. ★ Edward O. Uthman ★ Linda Phelps Hackmeyer Ellen Moorhead Fennell P’98★ William D. Hollings, Jr. ★ Gary P. Goodman Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Carolyn Fanning Hollingsworth Kathleen Backus Helm Douglas V. Bibee Wilda Henderson Dodson Kim K. Kersey Priscilla Lientz Horne P’01 Mary Maude Miller Bibee W. David Lloyd ★ Hershel S. Lipow ★ Lawrence M. Brown ★ Cloister Society Patricia Carter Nagler Karin Nelson McAnlis ★ Linda Kuilema Croom ★ Mary Lynn Wells Bersey ★

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HRD.rev.indd 33 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 33 Eugenia Bruce Bostock ★ Arnold L. Weiner ★ Thomas M. Flexner Class of 1977 – 38% Richard M. Bostock ★ Jane Zollinger ★ Claire Mathias Gehrki P’02*★ Mary Jane Ward Brune ★ Gary P. Gehrki P’02*★ Diehl Society Benefactor Stephanie Ryburn Rodda ★ Class of 1975 – 27% Daniel M. Hougland Randall R. Rhea ★ Paige Walker Southard Carol Ellis Morgan ★ Diehl Society Benefactor James G. Ramsey ★ Diehl Society Sustainer Tower Society Vicki Gilmore Palmer ★ S. Jeanette Sims ★ Robert A. Jetmundsen*★ Paula Mary Block-Levor*★ Karen Hopper Clark ★ Red and Black Society Partner Dean’s Society Diehl Society Patron James F. Drummond, Jr.*★ Ralph A. Carl ★ Patricia M. Adams ★ Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ★ Theodora Sizoo Graves*★ Cynthia Allen Hoffman Red and Black Society Member Cloister Society Red and Black Society Senior Janice Meyers Jones ★ Frank N. Cole ★ Sallie Brooks Clark Rickman P. Brown ★ Sarah A. Lodge*★ Robert C. Grenfell ★ Jane Wallace Pearson Michael T. Clary P’01, P’04★ Clare Nichols Long Jack M. Wilheln Ann Lowe Schulze ★ Katherine Maddox McElroy ★ William L. Marcy, Jr.* Donald E. Schulze ★ Katherine Bullard Melhorn* Patrick L. Matlock ★ Cloister Society Martha Hortenstine Silver P’06 Amelie Christian Weems P’12, P’15 Helen Moss Smith P’01*★ Rebecca Anderson Fischer P’08 J. John Weems, Jr. P’12, P’15 Linda Joy Smith*★ William W. Lynds ★ Tower Society Douglas K. Southard Jerre E. Birdsong ★ Red and Black Society Member Loyalty Club R. Andrew Bradley ★ Patricia M. Flynn ★ Conie Lowry Abernathy Tower Society Priscilla Diane Coe ★ Therese Logue Hanna*★ Larry H. Anderson Linda Hoekenga Barar ★ Susan Mitchell Crawley* Philip P. Mulkey Frank B. Arnold ★ William C. Duckworth, III ★ Raymond E. Fitzgerald ★ Joseph L. Parrish ★ Carolyn Letitia Bigelow Annie M. Godfrey P’06★ George F. Higgs Frank G. Broyles Christopher C. Heard ★ Cameron Bryant Icard Cloister Society Brant S. Copeland ★ Allison E. Jones P’12* W. Ray Inscoe ★ A. Barry Lichterman*★ Elisabeth Scott Crady ★ Teresa Adamo Morris James R. Martin, Jr. P’14 Michael D. Pearigen Martha H. Crenshaw Rosamond Goldman Quay ★ Royce F. Morris James R. Vogel ★ Carolyn Canon Dolen William K. Dolen Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Tower Society J. Michael Epps ★ Lynn Kay Boatwright Leonard H. Ballard ★ Paul J. M. Ainger James B. Grenfell ★ Andrew C. Branham ★ Julie Allen Berger ★ Catherine H. Coates ★ Clare Ralston Griggs Robert W. Cain ★ Robert J. Chugden P’08 Neil A. Mara P’09 Melba Bridgewater Homra ★ Ruth Millman Cope ★ Elizabeth Sanders Eckert ★ Roberta Mattis Mara P’09 Leslie I. Jaco, Jr. P’05 M. Margaret Falls-Corbit John C. Edmunds ★ Melanie Hart Riley ★ John H. Kier, III ★ John B. Holtman, II Carolyn Jaco Epps ★ William M. Van Cleave, Jr. ★ R. Bryant McCrary ★ Henry M. Lee, Jr. Robert D. Fentress Carol Middleton Messineo ★ Samuel M. Marks, III ★ Deborah Hoy Freiner Loyalty Club Frances Rice O’Dea ★ Merry Noel Miller ★ Laura Yeates Fulton ★ Louise Rutkowski Allen ★ Karen Lyles Pilkington Norman M. Nicolson ★ William K. Gooch ★ Marynell Branch ★ Holly Byer Renfrew*★ Kate Aste Pera ★ Penn Q. Joe Paul A. Brantley ★ Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick Jamie Bibee Pharr P’04 Arthur L. Kellermann ★ Ann Fair Burns ★ James C. Sams Virginia Harrison Martin Richard G. Burns, Jr. ★ Vicki Anne Switzer Donor Mark A. Moll ★ Shari Cruse Carter P’10★ William F. Symes, Jr. Vincent C. Astor ★ Jennifer Smoot Nevels ★ Michael P. Coury L. Lee Wilson* Jean Mac Locke Ball P’99 James R. Newsom, III ★ Grover S. Cox M. Lane Wilson Ann T. Byrne ★ Randall B. Robertson C. Walter Croom ★ Margaret R. Wilson-Stayton*★ Mary Beck Clerget ★ P. Layton Sanders, Jr. ★ E. Woods Falls Suzanna Marten Cody Deborah L. Williams Frank A. Frisch ★ Donor C. Frank Fourmy, III ★ Samuel B. Godfrey W. Cooper Beazley P’12 Wilma Thaxton Martino ★ Donor Pinkney Herbert, III Carolyn Nicrosi Bernard John M. McMillin Karen Deborah Barclay Lyn Burdette Johnson ★ Richard M. Bruno Susan Williford Montgomery Elizabeth Nelson Britton ★ Janie Ranson Little ★ Donna Ann Chu ★ Melinda Hurst Pearson P’17 Mary Ellen Cain ★ Thomas C. May Thomas D. Cornell ★ Judith Rich Sliger ★ Oliver P. Cobb, III W. Chandler McCullough, Jr. ★ Mark L. Crawford ★ Jan Carruthers Sturdivant ★ Jan Colvin Davenport ★ Miriam Terrell McLeod*★ Susan Platter DalBello David M. Dudley ★ Bonnie Moore McNeely P’17 Edward C. Davis P’00★ Class of 1976 – 35% Robert H. Eklund ★ Mary Mooney Myers ★ Catherine Canon Dixon ★ Thomas C. Gattas Dorothy H. Neale ★ Martha Sugg Drexler Red and Black Society Partner Patrice Peery George ★ William C. Phelps P’09 J. F. Eastham, Jr. Louis M. Phillips Mary Ellen Harris Annette Wilkerson Porter P’08 Leicester L. Landon, II ★ David P. Holder ★ Patricia Schenck Robertson David A. Less ★ Red and Black Society Senior Bennie D. Howie J. Carter Rogers ★ Evan W. Murray James D. Bonham P’07, P’14★ Terry Patterson Howie Robert C. Rogers* Michael Peri ★ Leslie Doster Jones Deborah Eisman Rosenthal ★ Katherine Kittrell Pettifer ★ Red and Black Society Associate Laurie Wilkinson Lyons ★ Nell Sistrunk Schwartz ★ Conrad C. Pitts Anne B. Mathes P’17* Debra Gayle Polsky Lisa McMaster Stork Linda Raffel Qualia ★ Rosemarie C. Rosell Annette A. Troxell-Collins*★ Grace Paine Terzian Red and Black Society Member James T. Walkup James B. Watson ★ Lawren Groce Thach Cynthia Hickman Feltus Stephen H. Williford ★ Patrick M. Williams, III William B. Ward Stephanie Louise Flaniken ★ Susan O’Donoghue Witek

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HRD.rev.indd 34 10/29/14 4:34 PM Donor Cynthia Ann Knight Earle T. Harding* Jill Johnson Piper P’17 Ernest W. Beasley, III ★ Martha Ann Nixon ★ Leslie Ross Higman Patrick O. Proctor ★ Diana Stephens Bresinger ★ John B. Root, III ★ Patricia Morehead Kilgore Brian Chandler Thompson ★ Stephen R. Collins ★ Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer ★ John B. Loebel Robert T. Foscue Sandeford. J. Schaeffer, III ★ Timothy G. Logue* Loyalty Club Lisa Doster Green ★ G. Robin Skillern ★ Cynthia Said Mullady Stephen L. Anderson ★ William N. Hulsey, III ★ Janet Boyd Weidler P’11★ Thomas F. Mullady Anne Johnsen Bailey Christopher M. Kaman ★ Judson L. Williford P’11, P’13, P’17★ Caroline Lavender Nead* Patricia Bowen Barker Anne Stein McCanless ★ Joseph S. Woodley Kimberly Oliver Porter Cary Coors Brown C. Walter McCanless ★ Margaret Ann Read ★ Robert E. Bush Richard E. Nutting ★ Class of 1979 – 44% Charles E. Reeves, III Dana Nelson Chamberlain ★ Sarah Stamps Swor Mary Ann Duffey Sherman ★ Thomas P. Chu Terinell Beaver Tisdale Red and Black Society Partner Vicki James Singh ★ David R. Dunavant ★ Bernadette Pian Williams P’12 Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ★ Bernard F. Stengle* Katharine Witherspoon Ericksen* Lee Ann Woodward Hal T. Stoneking P’16 Diana Maria Fedinec Red and Black Society Senior Randolph P. Sumner Theodore P. Palles Class of 1978 – 29% Frances Clevenger Henkel ★ Laurie Lynn Tinnell*★ Gregory M. Rogers Michael C. Henkel ★ Elizabeth Smith Russell Diehl Society Patron Donor Carol Sue Stephens*★ Mary Farnham Crawford Red and Black Society Associate R. Edgar Batey ★ Randall G. Stoker ★ George A. Makris, Jr. Gwen Jones Owen*★ W. Hayes Biggs ★ Carole Bailey Stoneking P’16 Robert E. Burnside Mark W. Taylor Red and Black Society Partner Red and Black Society Member Michael S. Champlin Lynn Reecer Sudderth Arden D. Barnett, Jr. P’16★ Peggy Kirk Courtney Donor W. David Bartholomew P’07 Jane Marie E. Curtis Kay Batey Brown Red and Black Society Member Michael A. Edwards P’11★ Elaine L. Ensign Charles R. Crawford Jerry D. Heston ★ Mark L. Hammond Andrew R. Falls P’08, P’12 Karen Ervin Dooley ★ Carol Lee Collins Royer Gerald M. Hampton T. Lawrence Fitzgerald Thomas E. Graves ★ Angeline C. Kinnaird Linn ★ David D. Hoover James N. Greek Cloister Society Philip E. Mischke P’13 Risha Daughdrill Hoover Sharon Elise Hammer J. William Wright Michael G. Nolan*★ Andrea Jane Jones Lisa Bell Jones Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie ★ Anne Douglas McKee Rodney S. Nash ★ Tower Society Mary Lee Palmer ★ Taylor C. Phillips R. Edwin Porter, Jr. P’11, P’15 Paul D. Jacobson ★ Sarah Neale Parrish ★ Helen James Ronderos ★ Robert L. Shankman Sarah Bailey Luster P’08 Flora Sights Sares Barton P. Spencer Roger A. Said*★ Dean’s Society Thomas R. Sides, II Ronald P. Weaver ★ Charles A. Sloan ★ Rebecca Montgomery Greenhill*★ Karen Cardin Spivey ★ Merrill S. Wise L. Montgomery Smith ★ Margaret Bane Schatzman ★ Jane Stewart Class of 1981 – 34% Loyalty Club Cloister Society Class of 1980 – 29% Arthur F. Adams Paul J. Caldwell Diehl Society Sustainer Patricia Miller Anderson ★ W. Ralph Jones, III ★ Diehl Society Fellow Arthur W. Rollins P’13*★ Katherine Ely Martin Bruce ★ Lee W. McCallum* Deborah Legg Craddock P’12★ William M. Byrd, Jr. ★ Gary B. Minor* Diehl Society Patron E. Currey Courtney P’17 Janet Olson Diehl Society Patron Kathy Lynn Hayek ★ David C. Durham P’04 Caroline Passerotti*★ Pamela Palmer Montesi P’06★ Bruce R. LeForce ★ Kimberly Freeman Durham P’04 Terrance J. Regan ★ Anne Herbers Rosen ★ Kelli Walker-Jones*★ Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Associate Carol Fuqua Koenig Sara H. Goza ★ John R. Adams, Jr. ★ John K. McPherson ★ Tower Society William H. Posey, III P’15* Peter B. Nichols ★ Myron J. Cash ★ John W. Tucker P’13*★ Red and Black Society Member Judith Panipinto Phelps P’09 Catherine Caldwell Eagles E. Stevenson Belcher Pamela A.Portwood Joseph M. Evangelisti Red and Black Society Associate Steven M. Garrett Pamela Wilson Reeves Jim H. Fink ★ Michael R. Frick ★ Lisa Gilchrist Mischke P’13 Charles R. Richardson Peter W. Flexner*★ Joseph J. Nash John H. Riggin Diana Scarbrough Jester ★ Red and Black Society Member Jane Terry Michael R. McConkey D. Lorraine Barlett ★ Cloister Society Kathryn Anderson Wismer ★ Frank F. Phillips Russell E. Galloway P’10, P’15 Louise C. Henslee ★ Lady Ray Romano P’16*★ Mary Jennifer Hill Catherine Howe Hunt ★ Donor Robert L. Summitt, Jr. P’11, P’17 Elizabeth Bruce Martin Janet Fountain McRae P’16★ Sarah Minter Ashcraft Bryan W. Taylor, II Marcia Madlinger Mosley Julie Carol Bartholomew Ward T. Wilson P’15* Cloister Society Paul J. Ward Teresa Watson Carrigan ★ Melanie Mitchum Leader Kathy Moore Cowan Loyalty Club Tower Society Robert C. Cragon ★ Sara Witsell Anderson ★ Tower Society William M. Clark, Jr. Charles S. Day ★ Joseph R. Badgett W. Marsh Acker, III Patrick S. Dempsey P’09* Jana D. Files Brian M. Burkhardt Anthony L. Brady, Jr. ★ Erroll Eckford, III ★ Conrad G. Hawkins Elaine Toulon Carroll ★ Susan Elam Flexner*★ Christina Black Gladney* R. Stephen Hendley P’13 Richard S. Champlin J. Patrick Gladney* Rebecca Dance Harris ★ Donna Bell Hulsey ★ Dena Brooks Davies ★ Valerie Ann Loebs* Sally Jones Heinz*★ Diane Sonneborn Johnson E. Reynolds Davies, Jr. ★ Fred H. Piper P’17 Donna Olivia Perdue

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HRD.rev.indd 35 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 35 Stephanie Hughes Russell*★ Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan ★ Lynn Stapleton Koch ★ Frederic C. Motz, Jr. Catharine Millar Woods P’12★ Patricia Witherspoon Spore ★ Gary L. Patterson Thomas N. Woods P’12★ Tower Society Cheryl Reaves Peeples P. Max Aldrich Red and Black Society Member Kelly Summitt Pridgen Loyalty Club Margaret Rebecca Barr-Myers G. Mitchell Baldree ★ Lisa Michelle Yarber-Clouthier ★ W. Kelley Bass, Jr. Alan E. Curle ★ Edward A. de Villafranca ★ MaryKay Loss Carlson Elizabeth Larson Eckford ★ Robert G.L. Eason P’18* Class of 1984 – 41% Kevin E. Collins Mary Bryan Fortin ★ Michelle Vick Fulmer ★ Steven D. Crabtree P’17 John A. Jernigan John S. Goza Diehl Society Patron Sydney Richardson DeWitt ★ Stephen M. Kidwell ★ Pamela D. Murray ★ Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ★ Allison Pitcock Mays Beth Ward Charlotte Patton Parks ★ Margaret Davis Freeman Dorothy Sanders Wells*★ Paul N. Parks, Jr. ★ Red and Black Society Senior John A. Harwell, Jr. ★ Rebecca Moore Tait P’15★ Robert W. Wheeler ★ Steven F. Jackson* Loyalty Club Nancy McDonald Kornegay Sam J. Albritton, III ★ Cloister Society Red and Black Society Associate Timothy M. Kreider ★ Andrea Gilliom Anderson ★ Theodore D. Estes P’13* Cinda Crump Hughes Clayton Peeples ★ Susan Sharp Campbell Robert J. Kwech ★ Marshall M. Redmon P’13, P’15★ David W. Russell Janet W. Dellinger Elizabeth A. Pankey-Warren*★ Richard R. Spore, III ★ Daniel W. Sadler Tanya Beck Evans Scott C. Rye P’16 Gina Marie Salvati ★ Harry E. Flowers, II Dixon Presswood Schultz ★ Red and Black Society Member Russell B. Sisson S. Dabney Gillespie ★ Leslie Drake Schutt Michael L. Matthews ★ Elizabeth Bourne Webb Cecil Adair Godman, III Tracy Vezina Patterson P’17★ Gregory A. Wineland Sarah Lewis James P’16 Tower Society William B. Townsend* F. Anthony Marr Anne Bennett Clarke Donor John P. Matthews, IV Robin Haynie Hanna ★ Dean’s Society Kathryn Keil Brown ★ Julia Love McAfee Lisa A. Krupicka*★ Richard F. Huddleston ★ Alice Jarvis Crawford Paul E. Melton A. Brian Sanders Carol Cole Czeczot ★ Catherine Harrell Morehead Julia Mortimer Watkins Cloister Society Carol Chism Flowers Robert T. Morehead Camille M. Colomb ★ G. Pittman Haymore ★ David E. Nelson ★ Loyalty Club D. Bryan Darr*★ Adrianne Alexander Hays ★ J. Calvin Tarrant ★ David J. Abbott ★ Barbara Hackett Etheridge* Julia C. Hicks Kay Schaffer Wills* John H. Adams Elizabeth Parker Harper Leslie Phillips Hubbert Kent D. Wills* J. Patrick Beaird, III ★ Ruth Metcalfe Rye P’16 Craig A. Ingvalson Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff* Richard D. Bird, Jr. ★ Amy Laura Jared Edward C. Dellinger Tower Society Bettye Susan Johnston Donor Michael C. Eads Kofi Appah Paul A. Mackin ★ Heidi Hayslett Carroll P’13, P’15 Eve Abram Fingerett*★ Anne Gaudet Beard ★ Joseph F. Meehan, III Bill Caulkins, IV Alicia Ann Franck Daniel B. Channell Melanie Casady Miller P’08 Margaret Fain ★ Grace Tarrant Hall ★ Susan Gamble Crowell P’17*★ John Taylor Peeples Janet Kaller Geerlings Melissa Barth Ivy ★ Tripp A. Dargie Beth Vensel Robinson P’11 Kim Elizabeth Gibbons T. Alexander Ivy ★ M. Rebecca Davis* W. Russell Robinson, III P’11 Catherine O’Keefe Hayden P’05 Jeffery A. Jarratt P’15★ Amy Michele Doville* Janet Mosby Ross P’08 David E. LeMaire ★ Catherine Chadwick Kaetzer Debra S. Efird Emily Parke Stevens Donald V. Linke ★ Laura Meacham Keane ★ Paul D. Fromberg* Donna Wallace Williford P’11, P’13, Tracy W. Moore Laura Anne Lee Catherine Cotham Harris*★ P’17★ Marcelle Brinkley Zarshenas Nia ★ Elizabeth R. Morehead Dean W. Hestermann Claudia Evangelisti Wills Ashley York Porter P’11, P’15 Katherine Owen Richardson ★ Laura Hollandsworth Jernigan Sarah Jean Windes ★ William L. Pridgen Jeanmarie Gallagher Solzan* Paul F. Marsden Virginia Marr Yeatman Leslie Jawayne Reddick Laura Stettbacher Van Ness ★ Michael L. Nance Robert T. Threlkeld P’16 N. Paul Watson David R. Neithamer P’13*★ Class of 1982 – 29% Gregor Turk Robert A. Whartenby* Elizabeth Martin Neithamer P’13*★ E. Daniel Witherspoon, III Linda C. Odom* Diehl Society Patron Adele Juengst Wyatt Donor Melvin P. Payne, III ★ M. Gray Stevens ★ Toni Sabella Barnes ★ Jimmy K. Petty ★ Class of 1983 – 37% Sharon Gail Bicks Russell D. Rainey Red and Black Society Senior Janet K. Bigham Leslie Price Sweeney*★ Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ★ Diehl Society Benefactor Leslie Carruth Bindbeutel Harriet Byram Turnbull Barry D. Johnson P’17★ Lynn Johanne Clement Richard G. Waggener, Jr. ★ Red and Black Society Associate Sheryl Moore Curry Stephanie Bankston Adams ★ Diehl Society Patron Perry D. Dement Loyalty Club Melissa Jordan Redmon P’13, P’15★ John H. Bryan, III ★ A. Trice Gibbons, III ★ Lura Bond Alyea ★ Kimberly Chickey MacQueen Larry A. Gray ★ Karen Joyce Arkin ★ Red and Black Society Member Nancy Graham Hamilton Susan Matthews Arnold Melanie Craft Compton ★ Red and Black Society Senior Marian Benjamin Harper John E. Asinger, III Christine Ray Eades ★ Amy Farley Howe Cheryl Barton Henry Allen O. Battle, III*★ David L. Eades ★ R. Davis Howe, Jr. Angelia Logan Johnson Herbert W. Carlock, III Linda Baird Newbern P’15 Debbie Milam Jones Marshall E. Cates M. Sidonie Sansom Red and Black Society Associate Julie Delayne Kilpatrick Alice Marie Clark Danks Russell P. Ashford P’10★ Whay Choong Lee Mary Lynn Tucker Davis P’16 Cloister Society Elizabeth Spencer Heflin Rhonda Lee Lindsey ★ Angeline E. Gardner Angela Sundberg Estes P’13* Susan Logan Huffman Elizabeth Lamb Marshall G. Craig Gilchrist ★ Dawn Maree Huff P’16★ Emily Mills Johnson Michael E. Matthews Mary R. Goodloe ★

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HRD.rev.indd 36 10/29/14 4:34 PM Emily Wolfe Leigh P’10 James W. Collins ★ Lesley McPherson Gentry Daniel C. Lum ★ Tina Babock Miles Margaret Bryan Hakimian*★ M. Shane Griffin David A. Lusk ★ Max Norton Margaret Waters Lambert ★ Donald M. Gronauer Carol Pierce Olson Cameron Conley Phillips Charles F. Mosby* Amy Donaho Howell Susan Hook Patterson P’13*★ Nathan W. Phillips Thomas P. Murphy Stephen G. Lawrence Jackie Thacker Prester ★ Miller Bennett Piggott ★ Joe M. MacCurdy P’17 Susan Adams Proebsting Philip G. Piggott ★ Loyalty Club Amy Hazlewood McAtee*★ Kevin L. Schulte Kenton B. Rea, Jr. ★ Jean Willard Asinger Laurie Laughlin Neale P’13, P’17★ Robert E. Staley ★ J. William Reddoch, III Frank C. Baker, Jr. ★ Johnita Kennedy-Keyes Norman Alfred P. Taylor Catherine C. Reese Richard A. Banks P’15 Mary Lee Cannon Schaefer Margaret Beeson Wallace ★ Peter A. Rooney Peter W. Baumgarten Kimberly Weeks Smith ★ John R. Shanley, Jr. ★ Carole Choate Blankenship ★ Lynda Hamilington Spinolo P’15★ Donor Jennifer Ramos Stark P. Livingston Brien ★ John D. Telford Alison Rayburn Abernathy Chong-Ket Chuah ★ Michael P. Thompson, Jr. ★ Margaret Wood Atwood Donor Jeffery K. Davis P’16 Allison Pridgen Varner Marianne Haynes Blackwell Leonora Green Clifford Douglas T. Franklin Darby Elsberry Westfall William J. Casteel, Jr. Linda Parrott Coleman John Marshall Jones ★ J. Mark Westfall Melinda Swords Fondren Sandra Buenahora Crooks Pamela Schumacher Kelley Frank David Wright Melinda Gard Henson ★ Paul L. Decker Susan Bahner Lancaster ★ Mark E. Kazemba ★ H. Tucker Dewey Robert R. Lawhon Donor Charles N. Landreth, Jr. ★ Stephen T. Farrar P’13 Louise Brown Lochner* Virginia Lien Cairns Laura Jane Miller ★ Frances Tucker Gilbert W. Neal McAtee*★ Kevin A. Clippinger Harriet Smalley Monnig ★ Patrice Jeri Gutentag Alice Glenn Quargnenti Stephen T. Estock ★ Brian C. Mott Lon Karl Holder C. Matthew Spinolo P’15★ Katrina R. Hayes ★ Laurie Fromberg Norris P’17 Lynn Linebaugh Jones ★ William A. J. Heine, Jr. P’15 Jeannie Beauregard O’Toole Christopher E. Matthews Donor Suzannah Wood Lang Roderick A. Payne ★ Janet Comperry McReynolds ★ Craig M. Betts Michael L. Mosby P’15 David R. Peterson Alvin W. Moore, Jr. Maria Teresa Bonovich-Marvich ★ Dawn Bass Popovitch David M. Porter, Jr. Timothy R. Parish W. Lee Booth John S. Schmidt Thomas C. Ray Donna Parks Ellen Hopkins Flottman ★ Deborah Mannina Verlander ★ Dudley Boren Selinger Christine Earl Patterson Claire de Saussure Haynes ★ Jennifer Thomas-Starck Margaret Katterhenry Schattle D. Bryant Haynes, III ★ Class of 1987 – 38% Nathan G. Tipton Elizabeth Pritchartt Swinney Paula Millirons Koelle ★ Susan Chambers Tucker Lisa Deering Temoshok ★ Blair Gatewood Norman ★ Diehl Society Patron Sharon Dicks Updike Robert L. Popovitch Andrew L. MacQueen Class of 1988 – 28% Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt ★ Class of 1985 – 32% Carolyn Derks Taylor Red and Black Society Associate Diehl Society Patron Gretchen Gassner Turley Timothy D. Davis ★ David B. DuBard ★ Diehl Society Patron Andrea Rae Wilkerson Samantha Briden Duke ★ Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ★ James B. Golden, III*★ Kimberly Linnander Wood Joanna Smith Priester P’15★ Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Partner Class of 1986 – 31% Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ★ Red and Black Society Senior Andrew W. Watts*★ D. Davidson Oxley ★ Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ★ Diehl Society Patron Wendy Tallent Rotter ★ Red and Black Society Senior W. Bradford Priester P’15★ Red and Black Society Associate S. Ann Holmes*★ A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ★ Cloister Society Ahad Mahootchi ★ Jeffrey G. Wright* Karen Rebecca Beardslee ★ Melia Miller Murphy P’15* Red and Black Society Associate Steven C. Brammer ★ Red and Black Society Associate J. Scott Thomas Leslie McCormick Darr*★ Red and Black Society Member Dane S. Ciolino P’16★ Todd S. Doolin ★ Kristin Dwelle Hurst* Gregory A. King* Red and Black Society Member Keith E. Kelly ★ Rebecca Ruth Rollins ★ J. Knight Champion, III ★ Tower Society Matthew H. Lembke ★ Leslie Nelson Lee*★ Jane A. Amend James M. Watkins Red and Black Society Member Alexander J. McKelway ★ John D. Bailey ★ Donna Mannina Young* Marie Farrar Baldree ★ Michael A. Palazzolo Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ★ Ruth Green Tutor ★ Patricia L. Decker Cloister Society Cloister Society Nancy K. DiPaolo* J. Jordan Abbott Dean’s Society Janee Lambert Bonner ★ Amy Katherine Jarvis ★ Anne Kaiser Apple ★ Hal D. Fogelman*★ Colleen Marie Grady ★ Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn ★ Christopher C. Ray Susan Orme Stribling* Paige Beavers Miller Cloister Society Allyson Hooper Proctor ★ Tower Society Allison McCarthy Gauthier ★ Tower Society Kathryn L. Swanson Walter H. Anderson*★ John H. Guthrie, Jr. Crista Loretta Crisler R. Allen Blackwood, Jr. Rozell C. Henderson Loyalty Club Brooke Glover Emery ★ Joel R. Lyons* Loyalty Club Sumner G. Adams, Sr. Mary Jane Park Magruder Elizabeth A. McGee E. Alan Arnold Leslie Thorne Alley* Deborah A. Martin-Herrell ★ Julia Hamilton Weaver Diana Smith Beaird ★ Lance A. Baker Martha Ann McGeachy ★ Frances Groves Branch ★ Lauren Wellford Deming*★ Holli Hodnett Payne ★ Tower Society Audrey Weston Breay P’17★ Alice McCarthy Finn ★ Ann Elizabeth Sartwell P’15 Elizabeth A. Baxter*★ Ellis Gatewood Elliott Patricia Sisk Harrington* Jennifer James Selby ★ Ann Webb Betty*★ Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel Sherrie Keeney Hollis Scott Alan Budzien ★ Joe B. Evans, Jr. William W. King

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HRD.rev.indd 37 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 37 Loyalty Club Ray Brown ★ Class of 1990 – 29% Graham S. Butler ★ Steven L. Adams ★ Patricia Gaddis Burke* Catherine M. Chastain-Elliott ★ Elizabeth L. Blake ★ Kenneth M. Cameron ★ Diehl Society Patron Jennifer Gray Chickering ★ David A. Branch ★ Amy Fay Chandler* C. Kevin Garland*★ Stephen C. Crockett ★ Michael G. Bruno ★ Jeffrey G. Chandler* Sherrill Cameron Garland*★ Lisa Lawrence Daniel Katherine Gilliland Connell ★ Ivy Lee Chang Kersten Kallenberger Fons Peter G. Emanuel J. Robert Coleman ★ Red and Black Society Member Keiko C. Ishida Chris H. Frazier Joel P. Cook ★ Amanda Jones Aghdami ★ Jennifer Gaines Kidder Evelyn Edwards Graham* Kara Babin Gee Barry J. Billings*★ Conrad P. Lehfeldt ★ T. Brent Graham* David M. Greeson ★ David W. Perlis ★ Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt ★ Heather Habicht Grills Kenneth J. Kieklak Suzanne Gonce Perlis ★ Lisa Lyn Long ★ P. Colin Johnson* Amy Davis Klimek*★ William J. Van Cleve James Thompson McDonald, III Anne Froom Jones ★ Gina C. Latendresse* Whitney Farmer McDonald Catherine Phister King Valery Messer McMann* Cloister Society S. Leigh McWhite Laura Holman Lonjaret P’16*★ Salil P. Parikh Patricia L. Browning ★ Clara Melissa Talley Kimberly O’Harra Marsh J. Chadwick Schultz* Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera David A. Tomlinson ★ Margaret McCully Neill ★ Sharon DeVall Skinner ★ Robert C. Cain*★ Catharine Eschmeyer Wade Deborah Ann Payne Wakefield Catherine Ferris Trahan G. Douglas Kilday*★ Robert C. Watkins, III Mary Margaret Hills Schulte Eileen Ruffin Wood P’14*★ Timothy W. Kutas ★ Donald D. Spence ★ Kevin A. Marks* Class of 1991 – 30% Glenn W. Tillery Loyalty Club Carolyn Tatum Ray Elizabeth Hamilton Verner ★ Susan Shackelford Arnold Carol Ann Hendrix Weidenhoffer ★ Diehl Society Patron R. Brian Balyeat ★ Denise Fontenot Conte ★ Donor Jody Casella Tower Society James V. Conte, Jr. ★ Eric A. Aft ★ Ashley Jenkins Collins Patrick J. Brady* Paul M. Ollinger ★ B. Lynn Barlow Anne Marie Basarrate Fitz Gordon L. Brewer Elizabeth Roe Pearce ★ Christopher S. Brown ★ M. Jerome Franklin ★ Kevin Patrick Clingan Kate Zeitler Enright Dawnita Julianna Wilson Grimes Deborah Blinn Coleman ★ Red and Black Society Associate John V. Garrard P. Eric Henager ★ Trish Puryear Crist*★ Veronica Lawson Gunn*★ Carson L. Hampson Sara D. Hodges ★ Anita Ann Davis Robert A. James, Jr. ★ Tricia Pennington Haws Thomas A. Lamb, III LaDonna Smith Driver Eric M. Teal*★ Stephen B. Humbert Melissa Marie McCornack Dana Harmon Hunter Lisa Smith McCanless P’17 Julianne Scobey Parks P’17*★ Diane L. Lum*★ Red and Black Society Member Reagan Roper McNeil P’16★ Suzanne Huhta Payson Todd J. Mullen ★ E. Rucker Agee, Jr. ★ Cheryl Barr Miller John N. Sherrod* Will W. Owen, Jr. Christina Holyfield Crater*★ Alan M. Ostner Melissa Eubanks Staley ★ Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee* Andrew D. Nix ★ Kevin A. Rasch W. Kirk Stone Stephen C. Spinks ★ Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff ★ Anna-Catherine Wylie Super ★ Loyalty Club Amanda Illges Van Cleve David F. Waguespack ★ Timothy P. Taylor ★ Mindy L. Austin Andi E. Williams ★ Margaret Chandler Berardelli ★ Cloister Society Donor Amy S. Bielicke ★ Maria Garcia Marks* Class of 1989 – 40% John P. Boylin, III Eric D. Cardenas Jonathan P. Smoke ★ Kimberley Blasingame Brantley J. Christopher Couch Kathleen Fleece Smoke ★ Diehl Society Sustainer Lucinda Lyon Buford Shellie Ruoff Creson James N. Augustine, Jr. ★ Amy Baldwin Crockett ★ Matthew P. Davis Tower Society Jenifer S. Cushman Steven E. Domon Courtney Ward Chavez ★ Diehl Society Patron W. Todd Daniel Richard D. Eskildsen Cynthia Doolittle Clingan Laura Keever Brimberry*★ Theodore R. Davis A. Spencer Gulden Robert K. Heck, Jr. David K. DiLillo John A. Hicks* James F. Kuykendall Red and Black Society Senior Robin Bearden Gibson Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc ★ Tracy Ballard Lindow Julianne Johnson Paunescu*★ Andrea McMillan Hicks ★ Perry J. LeBlanc, III ★ Cristofer G. McMann* Kevin H. Williams*★ Lynn Tanzberger Hood Stephen E. Logan ★ Jennifer Paige Moore ★ Catherine Hughes Huffman Petra Lynn Meyer-Frazier Heather Oulton Rousseau ★ Red and Black Society Associate Jennifer Busbee Hunt William S. Parks P’17*★ J. Kyle Webb ★ Douglas F. Halijan ★ Virginia Nisbet Kittleman C. Edward Sanders, Jr. ★ Kurt P. Low Mary Carnahan Sanders ★ Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Joshua B. McCanless P’17 Paula Claverie Sappington J. Patrick Blake David T. Jones J. Rogers McNeil P’16★ Kirsten Williams Schwehm Kristen Pryor Brown ★ Robin Meredith Kelly ★ Patricia McFadden Morris Gina Mascolo Smith ★ Randal E. Brown, Jr. ★ H. Wesley Williams, III Barbara Lynn Mulach Todd E. Smith ★ Jennifer Bishop Cahall* W. Joseph Nesbit Carla Carr Stec* Susan Sineath Calahan ★ Cloister Society Ann Dixon Pyle ★ Richard E. Stec* Christopher L. Casey ★ Megan Dalrymple Abbott Leslie Rea Quirion Katherine Sprague Taylor David Max Cook, II ★ James M. Apple, III ★ Jon A. Reesman ★ Margaret Sutherland Wellborn ★ Ashley Connell Davis Monte Loyd Butler* Susanna T. Smith Walter E. Wellborn ★ Maureen McCabe Farr Floy Wigal Cole Gregory K. Smithers ★ Jill Parker Wells ★ Patrick N. Farr Amy Markle Doolin ★ Susan Sorocak Swing F. Grant Whittle Dawn Carothers Gibson Rebecca T. Peters Susan W. Walker Phillip T. Zeni, Jr. ★ Jeffrey B. Gibson Cary Tynes Wahlheim ★ Karin Fielder Weaver Sharon L. Hawkins* Nicole Farris Williamson Donor Edward F. Hettinger ★ Tower Society Elizabeth Havercamp Willingham ★ Alice Hendricks Arwood ★ Heather Lindsey Hettinger ★ Lisa McClelland Borgeson Michael H. Brown ★ Carol Marie Hughes ★

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HRD.rev.indd 38 10/29/14 4:34 PM Katherine Sessoms Jacobi Katherine C. Ray ★ Thais Davenport Kilday*★ Kristen Rothammer Molina Steven M. Kerr W. Kevin Thompson ★ Thomas M. Lowry, IV Laura Gustafson Porter ★ JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen ★ Richard T. Trenthem, Jr.*★ Ryan D. Mire ★ Jennifer Cobb Pyron Misty Wakeland Monroe Donald L. Price Carlyn Merz Rayburn Jennifer Sledge Mowrey Loyalty Club Melinda E. Simon ★ Stacy Kay Rector ★ Pressley Harris Peters ★ Kelly L. Agee Jessica Heckle Rester Benjamin L. Rencher Emily Newsom Cook ★ Tower Society Robert L. Rutschman Michael W. Robbins ★ Barton T. Crawford ★ Jara Hill Ahrabi ★ Anne Everett Schilling Mildred L. Sabbatini Laura Landers Duke ★ Joseph W. Castelli ★ Bryan C. Shelby J. Trent Scofield Kelly A. Garrett ★ Susan Long Castelli ★ Elizabeth Hayes Smithers ★ Steven T. Sullivan Amanda Murray Hofstetter ★ Carter Murray Dawson Richard B. Summers D. Lynn Taylor G. Bradford Hofstetter ★ Jennifer Louise DeSouza ★ John Russell Whittemore Elizabeth Schaeffer Hough Debbie Glenn Freeman Class of 1994 – 37% Mary Gordon Walker Kerr Cheri Alison Grosvenor ★ Donor John Harry Lange, III* Lara McGinty Hall Red and Black Society Partner Keith J. Arnold Angela Gailey Laster Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence Brett K. Williams* Craig W. Brewer William M. Lybrook, IV J. Richard Miller, Jr. ★ Mary Margaret Adams Brewer Chesney Falk McAfee Katherine Goodloe Peatross ★ Red and Black Society Associate Katherine A. Coe Marty Brett McAfee* W. Arthur Record, Jr. Charles S. Mitchell, V ★ Kevin John Collier ★ Mark Allen Miller Tanja Lueck Thompson ★ Tonya Vaughn Pickron*★ Philip Christian Fons Christopher E. Moore Wendy Lawing Trenthem*★ Catherine Brown Stodghill Alyce Waller Haynes Jennifer Hamlett Moore ★ Monica Allie Holiday ★ Steven M. Peckham Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Patricia Tiller Johnson Terron Shoemaker Perk Douglas B. Bacon ★ Christopher W. Cardwell ★ Rachel Jones-McGee Shantih Geary Smythe Katherine McCaa Baldwin Robert C. McMillen Richard H. Stout* Robert L. Baldwin Dean’s Society Kimberly J. Medland ★ D. Kyle Swift* Danielle Boyce Batten Matthew C. Hardin ★ Angela Holland Mills Ashley Ellis Tierney Paula Porter Beeler* Patsy P. Morgan ★ B. Zachary Woodworth ★ W. Allen Bell Cloister Society Helen Glover Moses ★ Brian H. Dixon Rebecca Thom Berk* Walter H. Powell, II Donor Teresa Jones Ernest ★ Eric D. Flanders T. Monroe Rayburn, III MeChe Cochran Austin Susan Warmack Fondren Holly Hall Price Christi Barr Schaeffer ★ Elizabeth V. Awsumb Charles S. Foster Mark R. Ptacek* Carolyn Waskey Sheldon ★ Mary Helen Russell Butler ★ J. David Hill M. Cade Smith Laura Pietrangelo David Leslie G. Johnson, II Tower Society Judith Glass Sullivan ★ Bradley C. Dickerson Voris E. Johnson, Jr. ★ Anna Johnson Averitt*★ Marjorie M. Thigpen-Carter W. Donald Duke, Jr. ★ Elizabeth M. Kaufman W. Carter Bryars, III ★ Kristina Marie Thoennes Gary H. Greene Laura Jones Kent ★ Jeffrey L. Carlton ★ Shelly Griffen Valiulis Margaret Campbell Griffith T. Shea Kent ★ J. Scott Covode ★ Lauren Anderson Waterton C. West Hammond Shannon Alta Maris Christopher C. Dawson Alicia Klyman Wiggs R. McPhail Hunt, III Jacqueline Hamra Mesa ★ Stacy Long Heck Coleman Barton Johnson Heather Dorris Miller Alli Lambert ★ Class of 1992 – 24% Kristina A. Kloss ★ Rebecca A. Miller-Rice Anne Murrell Locke ★ Arden Towson Lindsey ★ Scott L. Milman Mark K. Manno Diehl Society Patron Mary Virginia Slay Sweeney Gwendolyn Young Mullins ★ Jennifer Cunningham Packer Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ★ Sara Wilson Watts David T. Rice Lelia Hood Savory ★ Lee Colquitt Schaffler ★ Saffa Koja Sleet Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1993 – 33% Stephanie Monte Sullivan Stefanie Leanne Taylor ★ Christopher N. Emanuel ★ D. Jay Sumner, Jr. Burton N. Stodghill Diehl Society Patron Brian J. J. Tierney Loyalty Club A. Camille Tucker* One Anonymous Donor David R. Trainor Nancy Cotham Black Bryan C. Wheatley ★ Angi Elsea Bourgeois Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Senior Pace Harrison Bowers C. Annette DuBard Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.*★ Donor Janet Cook Carter Elizabeth Cotham Furman ★ Peter M. Adams Nilanjana Choudhuri Russell N. Sims Red and Black Society Associate David Assaf, IV ★ Merryl Taylor Cooper* Anisa Cottrell Willis Jennifer Harris Johnston ★ Sydney Thompson Assaf ★ Stewart S. Crais Christian B. Waddell ★ Jeffrey M. Bean Brandy Rogers DeWeese* Cloister Society Harkness Harris Brown Shannon Carter Divine Julie Story Byerley ★ Red and Black Society Member E. Chandlee Bryan Julianne Milnor Gable James M. Day, III ★ Logan H. Germann ★ Marlinee C. Clark Elizabeth Rather Gorman ★ Lacey Taylor Jordan Robert W. Jarrett, Jr.*★ Lynn Elizabeth Crabb ★ Laurence D. Henry* William H. Jordan Vickie Hardy Jones ★ Brett D. Cullum Bophany LiLia Huot ★ John S. Little ★ Jennilyn Gibson ★ Daniel T. Ivey Tower Society Nancy Adele Braam Little ★ Allison Quayle Hall Molly Bradley Jackson Howard L. Cleveland, IV* Reid A. Smiley ★ Sarah Frances Henry William D. Jackson Ashley Brian Coffield Stephanie Walker Sockrider ★ Stephen B. Karnes Emily Pouzar Jenkins Kyle A. Marks Nicki E. Soulé ★ Edward B. Kizer Ellen Baker Jurewicz ★ Kendel Bailey Martin ★ Paul T. Knapstein Justin M. Klestinski Barbara Hall Miller ★ Cloister Society Deborah Reed Lenaghan Karla Washburn Kramer Julia Trabue Owen Christopher T. Buchanan ★ Elizabeth P. Lowe W. Bibb Lamar, III ★ Scott B. Peatross ★ Kelley Slagle Funk Kevin F. Marshall Frances Patrick Lancaster

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HRD.rev.indd 39 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 39 Christopher G. Linder* Tower Society Allyson Kennett Williams* Class of 1997 – 28% Caroline Lenac Lord* Timothy C. Ballard ★ James P. McDaniel Stephanie L. Chockley ★ Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Associate Susan Baird Motschiedler Jorge E. de Castro ★ Ginny Rae Neal* Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson*★ Jason A. Narenkivicius Katherine E. Garrett* Hallie McNeill Ward* Stacy S. Pennington ★ Jennifer K. Jenkins ★ Red and Black Society Member Elizabeth A. Rhoades*★ W. Judd Peak Red and Black Society Member Chris Nunn*★ Kristin Horton Ritter Brian R. Wamhoff Caprice Lizette Roberts Loyalty Club Dean’s Society Cami Buffington Townsend Amy Gibson Baldwin Cloister Society Lee C. Donald*★ Valerie Michelle Webb*★ Katina Luster Broadway Melanie Smith Norcross*★ Leah Jordan Swindle* Walker P. Carter G. David Overend ★ Donor Gregory L. Davis ★ Cloister Society Michael J. Augspurger ★ Elizabeth Knight Doolittle ★ Tower Society Alper M. Cetingok Megan Dykstra Bangert Sara Barnhart Eichmann Jacqueline Schaffhauser Brady* Enrique K. Espinosa* Julie Henderson Block Daniel C. Ellis Michael R. Buntaine Taylor M. Fairman James E. Blount, IV Dipak Ghosh* Brad A. Deykin*★ Maria Massie Hagan* Halie Kathleen Clouse Thomas V. Gieselmann ★ Mary Kent Harrison Ellis Charlotte Turnipseed Russ*★ Margaret W. Coulon R. Elise Harbin ★ Nell Paxton Cyr Julia Keltner Hughes Loyalty Club Tower Society Amy Hill Dickerson Charles A. Kohn, II ★ Natalie Dell Bailey Susannah Saudek Alberino Shannon Foster Danielle M. Larson John G. Curren, III Rebecca Brown Crawford ★ Michael G. Fulton ★ Gretchen Wright LaSalle David Basil Eubanks Elizabeth Crouch Fitts ★ Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton ★ Leann Eggers Linam Elizabeth Moore Evans*★ Miriam Nipper Gavigan ★ Christopher N. Gossett Margaret Rue Massie ★ Megan Crowell Ford Neal Lakdawala ★ Stacey Meredith Greenberg ★ R. Vaughan Massie ★ S. Steele Ford, Jr. John S. Palmer Gretchen King Hall Brent A. Moberly Allison Lindsey Foster Julie Bhattacharya Peak Timothy S. Hamilton ★ William L. Moore* Susan Mathis Gaither ★ John W. Schafer ★ Jennifer Parker Harkey Buvana Rajanna Reddy Christopher T. Godwin ★ Jason W. Turns Margaret Sharp Hill G. Stiles Rougeou ★ Elizabeth Smith Gorman Andrew D. Jeter ★ Sarah Naomi Sears ★ Michael W. Hayes ★ Loyalty Club Laura Locke Kandilakis ★ Hunter O. West Janet Farris Henderson Rodney J. Abele, III Amanda Gatlin Knapstein Loretta Elmere Lambert ★ Susan Elizabeth Ashe ★ Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi ★ Donor David S. Luchin*★ Tara D. Atwood Brian Alexander Konradi ★ Tracy Leigh Adkisson ★ Daniel C. Millner ★ Erik B. Berry ★ Tyler P. Magnusson Karyn Walters Allen Amanda Waller Peoples Donna Marie Best C. Sean McCrary Scotland C. Allen ★ Heather Plumb Rose ★ Joanna Gabriel Blankner ★ Chad A. McGee Carlton J. Austin John S. Rose ★ Hallie Lanier Boh Andrea Lynn Moseley Margaret Rich Clark Michael J. Rosolino Alyssa Camille Browning Anne Falgoust Ott ★ Bryan F. Coker Rebecca Sanchez Katherine McQuiston Bush ★ Alison McVoy Paul Sara Barnette Coker Van M. Savage, Jr. Darrell T. Cobbins Rossanna T. Punzalan-Howard Stephanie Schulz Cross ★ Benjamin L. Cormack Robert B. Ragland Mary Margaret Hines Doyle ★ Donor Angela W. Gorr David Cowan Rayfield Eric L. Elms Shannon Simpson Bevins Michael C. Hughes Ryan A. Reardon Elizabeth Patterson Feagin Scott S. Brown ★ David P. Katz Christina D. Ross Ptotia Clevette Furlow Courtney Poole Brunetz Andrew C. Kennedy Marie-Elise Middleton Sackett Julie Walker Grigsby Philip E. Crystal, II Mathew T. Kraus ★ H. Benjamin Scott, Jr. ★ Julia Carruth Hosea John A. Feild Robert P. Marus Judy Song-Marshall Julie Tomblin Lewis Patrick Gordon Fisher Shelley Roberts McLay Wendy Foster Talbot Elizabeth Abbott McCrary Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb Laura Elizabeth Mutter ★ Robyn Lynn Thiemann John W. Oliphant, Jr. Paul Kellison Guibao Leslie Beck Norman Tamekia Lavern Wakefield Julie Wilkins Price ★ John L. Havercamp ★ Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino James D. Wilkerson, II Jason D. Rauls ★ John D. Langdon ★ Scott W. Self Stephanie Jean Rogers Jennifer Judith Larson Tiffany Tucker Kendall ★ Class of 1995 – 26% Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti ★ Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ★ William S. Wallace Riddell Walcott Scott ★ Elizabeth M. Marshall Katherine Kay White ★ Red and Black Society Associate Amy Michelle Taylor ★ Caldwell K. Meeks Viktoria Augusta Ziebarth Sonya N. Jones*★ Bradley N. Terhune ★ Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. Brian S. McGeorge ★ Lori Bond Weathers ★ Phuong-Linh H. Nguyen-Fay Donor Christopher J. Williams ★ Edward M. Parker ★ Jennifer D. Bartlett-Prescott Red and Black Society Member Scott C. Williams Emoke Katalin Pulay Kristen Miller Behan Joshua F. Morris ★ Robin Followell Winsett P’66 Virginia Maxwell Rauls ★ Mark R. Cheney ★ Rachel O. Wortham Robert R. Record Catherine Carter Cleary ★ Dean’s Society Jennifer Warren Rhem Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ★ Mary Ellen Hamel*★ Class of 1996 – 26% Cassandra Whetsell Runnels Laurea Caroline Glusman McAllister Jenny Phillips Schroeder Cristina Dias Guibao Cloister Society Diehl Society Benefactor Christina E. Smith Holly Stahlman Hudson Amanda Ellison Buchanan ★ Marcie Allen Van Mol*★ Geraldine Alba St. Germain Steven R. Hudson Tiffany M. Ford ★ Sarah Jean Wolford Stavely Alexa Suzanne Hulsey Margaret H. Pettyjohn Red and Black Society Partner Laura Hicks Wells John A. Humphrey Douglas B. Duncan*★ W. Cortland Winsett Erin Potter Kaye ★ Kristen Taylor Duncan*★ Margaret Bush Wright Barbara Jean Kinney

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HRD.rev.indd 40 10/29/14 4:34 PM Jeff Lekarczyk ★ Benjamin M. Stronach* Elisabeth Hause Burrows Tyler W. Buckner Elizabeth Johnston Lessner Jinanne Marable West A. Paul Butts Lee Elizabeth Eilbott* Amy Ledbetter McGinn Meredith McCrea Caruso Susan Brombacher Fallen ★ Michael F. McGinn Donor Mary Allison Beasley Cates Timothy S. Hayes Shaila Mehra Christine Annette Bertz ★ Florence Stumb Chassaignac ★ Christian A. Hettinger Robin Tansill Hille Michaels ★ Jason Bishop D. Matthew Cooksey Jason A. Javarone ★ Elizabeth Bernard Mills ★ Juhee Kapil Desai ★ Joby M. Dion* Zachary Jumper ★ Christopher A. Palazzolo ★ Karen Eaton Doles Diane Elizabeth Faires ★ M. Brickell Murfree, IV Isabel Melo Ragland Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman ★ S. Stuart Fallen ★ Matthew J. Nelson* Amy Hobby Rickard ★ J. Creswell Gardner, III ★ Scott Montgomery Haven ★ Emily Rebecca Ogden Carrie Archie Russell Marcia Planchon Gardner ★ Henry P. Hilliard ★ Kristen Bradburn Oliver Ginger Crouch Spickler Kristen Rauschkolb Herde ★ Kerry Elizabeth Kornblatt Kristin Kleber Sistos*★ Joshua B. Spickler Sally Stevens Humphrey J. Robert Markel, Jr. ★ Sarah Clarke Squire ★ Melissa Anderson Sweazy ★ Courtney Elliott Itson ★ Walker Preston May Brenna Fae Strickland ★ Rachel Day White Daniel H. Kahalley ★ Alison Raye Nathan Shelby Reed Thompson ★ Amy Herrin Wilhite Carolyn Ransford Kaldon Ashley Browning Pfiester ★ Suzanne Wann Warnery Kelly Crane Kennedy Clifford B. Priddy ★ Bryn Elizabeth Wilson*★ Class of 1998 – 28% Eric K. Lindh Rachel Morris Rosson ★ Shelley Nicole Miller ★ Lisa Roy Vox ★ Donor Red and Black Society Member Leland Caley Record Jaclyn Ross Shepard*★ Jessica Lynn Anschutz ★ Allison Griffin Bittel Carrie Ann Rohrscheib Ford Baxter Vox ★ A. Teal Baker Philip R. Bittel Jordan D. Schniper ★ Matthew P. Willis Sarah Stephens Bettinger William C. Buchheit, Jr. ★ Emery Van Hook Sonnier Christine Fall Black Elizabeth Brooks Hood*★ Kimberly Pillsbury Steele ★ Donor Emily Slagle Dieringer ★ Katie Tart Kibler ★ Elizabeth Hays Taylor ★ Charles Maurice Agee, III ★ James E. Eckles ★ W. Scott Kibler ★ Madison Moore Agee ★ Witney Elliott Fisher ★ Howard M. Schramm, III ★ Class of 1999 – 34% Mary Ann Whitmire Bader J. Peden Harris, Jr. ★ Amanda Grebe Tamburrino*★ Maria Elisabeth Balasis ★ Clare C. Hodge, III ★ One Anonymous Donor Red and Black Society Associate Karla R. Blackmore Scott Dowling Hopkins ★ Matthew D. Marcotte*★ Gerald A. Botta, Jr. Emily Parkinson Hughes Cloister Society J. Matthew Skvarla Melanie Sigler Butler Rachel Ellison Jones David B. Carr ★ Effie Bean Cozart Clare Louise Juden Sidney Wood Clapp Red and Black Society Member Clare Doyle Dempsey Lisa Schum Kahalley ★ Elizabeth Bokesch Fairman C. Alison Barnwell Morgan Bomar Eckles ★ Robert T. Klingbeil, Jr. Marissa Brewer Henley ★ Katharine Farmer Breaux ★ Hunter Phillips Goodman Samantha G. Laffoon David O. Mankin Matthew H. Breaux ★ Dorsey Staples Hannahan Jennifer Stefan Lindsley Damon A. Norcross*★ J. Kelly Ensor, III ★ Priscilla Lynne Gibbs Daniel M. London Stephanie Jean Shackelford Still Hunter, III ★ Julie Decker Hendrick Wilfred E. McKinney Erin Davis Shedd Emily Dodson Jarrett*★ William Rives Hendrick, IV Mark A. Meyer Angie Gill Wellford ★ Julie Atkinson Smith ★ Stefanie Allysia Johnson Emily Nell Monroe ★ Rachel Allen Lyles E. Joanna Nelson Tower Society Cloister Society Liam M. Lynch Jill Marie Peterfeso Casey Michael Brown* R. Dudley Baker, Jr. Mary Elizabeth McCoy Elizabeth Smith Ritter ★ Michelle Jacques Brown* Jason E. Dunn Eric V. McIntyre Catherine Smart Schuhmacher Andrew K. Gibbs ★ Joyce Ann Parker Fegette ★ C. Brady Potts J. Blake Schuhmacher Samuel P. Jordan, III*★ Tillman J. Finley ★ Gregory A. Sims ★ Matthew A. Shipe ★ Susan Meredith Meyers*★ Halle Mitchell Walker*★ Mary Reid Colter Tevis ★ Andrew R. Shulman Scarlett Caldwell Miles ★ Sarah Marshall Morgan ★ Patricia Rouse Vargas ★ John Charles Sites Jenny Clayton Schafer ★ R. Trieu Pham ★ James D. Spears Victor J. Suane, Jr. ★ Robert Mark Thomas Walker*★ Class of 2000 – 28% John P. Trout Laura Squire Trott Amy Shibley Whigham James A. Underwood Diehl Society Patron Amanda Corkern Vezina Loyalty Club Tower Society Joshua D. Solomon* Anne Bragg Warren ★ Diana Kate Blythe Kevin R. Birkby Ellen Weinrich West ★ Andrew Paul Cates Virginia Laney Clopper ★ Red and Black Society Associate Laurel King Whitworth Mary Molina Crawford ★ Adrienne Ballew Elder Wesley N. Meador Mara Elizabeth Zimmerman Mary Louise Lowen Froissard David Allen Elder J. Megan Grilliot R. Grant Gandy*★ Cloister Society Class of 2001 – 20% Elizabeth M. Haag ★ Piers Alexis Hurley Cullen R. Evans*★ Abigail West Jumper ★ Elizabeth Miller McLean David J. Morgan ★ Red and Black Society Associate Stephen J. Kelly Brittain A. Rogers, IV Frank B. Thacher, III ★ Sarah Elizabeth Lindsey Harrison* Bradley T. Sanderson Tower Society Price Phillips Massey Jenny Kjerfve Thompson Red and Black Society Member Katrina Schott McLin Loyalty Club Michael L. Thompson Fred M. Blackmon, Jr. ★ Robert James Milnor-Beard Kristen Boswell Amonette* Regina Franklin Thompson David J. Merriman Etelka Lanza Murphy ★ Adam J. Beck ★ Jeremy C. Smith*★ Jonathan D. Nolen Holly Frederick Beck ★ Loyalty Club Brett S. Norman Braden Moon Blasdel Bryce W. Ashby* Dean’s Society Amy Berlin Opsal W. Todd Blasdel Danny M. Awdeh Olivia DeLoach Mayberry* Viraj K. Parikh Nora Kongtawng Boone Brian D. Boone ★ Christopher M. Sippel ★ Daniel C. Brown, Jr. Lindy Denise Brown ★ Cloister Society Christopher D. Steiner Jill Baldwin Brown Tarah Penny Buckner DeAnna Smith Adams ★

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HRD.rev.indd 41 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 41 Brian M. Clary ★ Dean’s Society Katherine Brownyard Savage D. Talmadge Goldsby Claire Chambers Hegarty ★ Eric J. Swindle Anna R. Smith Natalie Lauren Harris Timothy D. Stakem ★ Jennifer M. Hoffman Tower Society Cloister Society F. Simon Tolbert, III Lydia Murray Holland Bryan T. Baker ★ Allana Christine Helland ★ L. Joseph Vescovo, III Justin M. Howard Emily West Bynum Matthew C. Helland ★ Scott R. Hughes ★ Anne Elizabeth Markus Fajkus Katherine Lee Hoekman Class of 2003 – 31% Lance R. Ingwersen Sara Miles Wilson ★ Lauren Winkates Ingwersen Tower Society Red and Black Society Member Jessica Paz Jones Loyalty Club Elizabeth D. Forbes Stuart T. Johnston ★ Jonathan Maynard Large Westley S. Brooks ★ Julia M. Gehrki ★ S. Parkerson McEnery ★ Ryan G. Master Dustin R. Burrows Katherine Llewellyn Lohman ★ Allison Prickett Pack ★ Stephanie Cuellar Master Catherine Neelly Burton ★ Benjamin S. McKenzie Melinda Carol Phillips*★ Anne Elizabeth Mazyck Kathryn Stone Comerford Amanda Valencia Wilder Lauren Blalock Sefton*★ Shawn Heather McCarthy Michael E. Davis Matthew Kane Wilder Grace Gabriel Williams ★ Courtney Lavelle Neff Milam Stafford G. Davis D. Brooke Molpus Erin Massey Everitt ★ Loyalty Club Cloister Society Elaine de la Houssaye Montgomery Barrett L. Haga ★ Robert F. Arnold Jordan M. DeMoss Brent W. Morgan J. Andrew Hughes Brian M. Barbeito Lauren Copper DeMoss Scott G. Puttick ★ Lauren Davis Hunt ★ Meghan Carney Bromert ★ Laura Marks O’Brien* Brett R. Ramsey Taylor Grether Jacobs*★ Jamie Ladd Burton* Scott C. O’Brien* Lindsay Levine Rouse Julia Auwarter Javarone ★ Alice Jane Davidson Edward I. Roberts* Steven J. Rouse Sarah Jean Lanneau*★ Mary Katherine Erkel* Rosemary Boner Schapira Erin Mann Markel ★ Suzanne E. Glover ★ Tower Society Anna Catherine Seal ★ Shelley Short Matthews Kyle J. Hassell* Lisa Nix Bryant Elizabeth Parish Smith James-Allen McPheeters Harry W. Lebair, IV* Stephanie Cox Garner*★ Kathryn M. Strother ★ Carl J. Wack, IV ★ Heath A. Maxwell Scott B. Holmes* Miriam Dillard Stroud ★ Meredith Anne Davis West Jessica Sheets Maxwell Kimberly G. Kirkpatrick Samuel P. Thompson ★ Elisabeth Meyers Yoder Jennifer Morris McPheeters Rebecca Held Knoche* Anna Fraser Underwood Patrick Douglas Yoder Jill Doshier Meyer ★ Alison Lindsey Stohr* Tyler Lamb Walters ★ A. Geoff Miller ★ Jon A. Zarandona ★ Lenox McClendon Warren Donor E. Linhart Moses Lauren Glas Zarandona ★ Todd Cooper Watson Jeremy S. Boyd Linda E. Nelson P’05★ James M. Whalen Christie Brewer Boyd David H. Phillips Loyalty Club Anne Elizabeth Hughes White ★ Wesley Moore Briscione ★ John M. Planchon, Jr. Faris S. Al-Shathir* Lauren D. Whitson Beth Clayton Bush Sarah Swinney Rice Sara Chiles Appleby* Catherine Sisk Wilkinson Neely Kristin Draughon Andrew J. Robinson Susan A. Bomar Amanda Leigh Flaim Anya Breitmeyer Robinson Sara Mason Bovender Class of 2004 – 35% James P. Hannahan Rhianna E. Shabsin Melissa Marie Brooks Bradley J. Hearne Elizabeth L. White Patrick Walsh Browne, III* Red and Black Society Associate Jessica Marya Hoffman John D. Whitfield Joshua G. Conrey Michael J. Lyerly*★ Sara Kate Allen Hooper Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer ★ Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe ★ Karen Sue Kopitsky ★ Caroline B. Wright ★ Mark A. Erskine*★ Red and Black Society Member Monique Theresa Labat Rachel P. Wright* David E. Goudie Andre de Araujo Jorge Miguel J. Lozano Amanda Hope Haley W. Michael Mann, Jr. Donor Charles E. Harper Dean’s Society Jennifer Neil Renwick Jennifer E. Balton-Stier Jessica Louise Hubbs ★ Jon David Willingham ★ Megan Lawler Salemi Alison Clarkson Berger Jessica Lynn Huber ★ Lorien Young Sites Taylor C. Berger ★ Jonathan D. Hulgan ★ Cloister Society Kathryn Archibald Stakem ★ Brook Allyn Bissinger Matthew Ryan Keogh ★ J. Anders Reynolds ★ Andy A. Sweeney Kerri Gail Campbell Carrie Eaker Kerley ★ Anna Bryden Teekell Hays Katherine L. Castille Megan Barrett McComas ★ Loyalty Club Mridula Bagrodia Watt ★ Charles R. Christy Marjorie Hall Molloy Daniel D. Anglin Anna Johnson Whittenbarger Shannon Leigh Cian ★ Caroline Dale Simpson* Elizabeth A. Bernardi Jennifer L. Wiedower Megan Gaylord Cole Alice McCracken Stoner Joan McEnery Browne* Rebecca Emily Wolf ★ Lauren Elizabeth Dellinger Bradley S. Stoner Andrew C. Burk Christine Marie Dietz Jane Harding Wells ★ Margaret Chambers Campbell ★ Class of 2002 – 28% Elizabeth C. Elliott Sarah May Wilmsmeyer ★ Carl W. Carlson Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher Ellen Sue Woodbridge ★ Lindsay Margaret Chapman* Diehl Society Patron Annie Ruth Brace Givens Elisa Devall Davis Matthew M. Rigdon Natalie Tiner Goldsby Donor Catherine Curtis Eckley Allyson Johnson Hodge ★ E. Summer Banks Travis H. Eckley Red and Black Society Member Patrick C. LaRochelle C. David Biggers, Jr. Robert E. Edgecombe, III ★ Ellen Barton Blackmon ★ Jennifer Joe Lee Derek A. Black J. Richard Frost* Suzy E. Fournier* Douglas J. Lemme ★ Lauren McLaughlin Carr Catherine M. Harris Beth Gunn Lee*★ Emily Fowlkes Lipham Natalie Pennington Castellanos ★ Megan Pollock Hulgan ★ Eric T. Sefton*★ Eric C. Mathews Benjamin D. Chastain ★ Kristy Lynn Kummerow* Justin T. Starling Tiffany Faith Merritt ★ Sarah Katherine Clark K. Michael Lamb*★ Megan Andrews Starling Timothy I. Moreland ★ Elizabeth Purves Cubbage Brooke Raushel Levy Christopher W. VanDervort*★ Rachel Garton Pasto-Crosby Norman L. Downing William T. Levy Jonathan M. Russom Susan Elizabeth Duesler Marc A. Lissauer Andrew Battle Sanders ★ Anne Barrow Elzemeyer ★ Elijah A. Logan

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HRD.rev.indd 42 10/29/14 4:34 PM Matthew D. Lum Emily Valentine Sottile Tara Yvonne Henry Katherine Brooks Picardo ★ Austin T. Lutz Jonathan S. Staton Lori M. Hinnant Timothy M. Robinson Katie Elizabeth Maxwell*★ Chelsea Amanda Stevens B. Calhoun Hipp, III ★ Andrew C. Svec Elizabeth Cooley Nelson ★ Jay J. Sulzmann, Jr. Terese Andrea Holm Leah Coffman Paul* Christopher M. Talley Sheria Elizabeth Holmes Donor P. Lloyd Paul, IV* Allan A. Waller James R. Hopkins Stephen M. Ash Jennifer Sirmon Peters ★ Catherine C. Walsh ★ Mary Jaco Hopkins Leslie Paige Austin Adriana Sahliyeh Krysten Ivy Wendell Philip C. Jakubowicz Sara E. Baker Stacy Marie Sidle ★ Maude Margaret Westerman Pampel ★ W. Seth Johnson Katherine D. Bartholomew Jonathan P. Spilman ★ Katherine Elizabeth Whitfield Leah A. Kaye ★ Catherine Elizabeth Bloom Jamie Hulett Zuccaro*★ Shelley Spring Williams ★ Krista McClain Lallemand Elizabeth Holt Brandon Jesse D. Ziebarth Paige Gardner Lancaster ★ Abigail Tucker Burka Donor William S. Lancaster ★ Desmond L. Campbell ★ Tonya Thurber Alberelli Class of 2005 – 32% Bazile R. Lanneau, III Benjamin W. Carroll Brandy Jane Alexander Wesley A. Lawrence Ryan K. Childs Aditya Bagrodia ★ Red and Black Society Partner Nicole M. Lazo Kelsey Littell Durrett David R. Burke ★ Laura Humphreys Call* Christopher B. McNally Marie C. Francis ★ Jacob L. Church Ryan P. Call* Kelly Elizabeth Forehand McTear Joseph W. Garrison Julie Allison Clary ★ Ellen Christine Moore Matin A. Ghafuri Katherine Margaret Clay Red and Black Society Associate Andrew M. O’Brien Andrew F. Godfrey-Kittle Erin Dicke Cusumano Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ★ Pratik B. Patel R. Harrison Golden Emily Kingswell-Smith Day Meredith Jones Kingsley* Alia Shirani Puente Lydia Vincent Hathorn John J. Decker Heidi Ann Rademacher Amy Noelle Haygood ★ Sarah Margaret Bridwell Decker Red and Black Society Member Brenna Maria Ragghianti Lori Renee Fairchild Jennifer N. Dill ★ S. Brandon Couillard*★ Brynnan Cox Reddy Matthew L. Jakes Catherine Ogle Egenes Katharine Heise Etchen*★ Elizabeth Roads Upchurch Sean P. Jessee Lauren Lincks Ferrera C. Logan Wheeler ★ Bradley S. Romig ★ Laura Caroline Johnson Erin R. Fleischer Molly Chapman Wheeler ★ Hillary Vickers Schroeder Adam J. Keckler Matthew B. Fletcher Anne Rain Tanner Korey J. Kormick Kathlene Caldwell Fox-Davies Tower Society Christopher A. Thompson Graham P. Little Whitney Anne Garman ★ Lauren Fay Holmes* William C. Tyler, Jr. ★ Meredith Gould Little Edgar C. Gentle, IV Daniel Norman Webb Alexander T. Livingston Katherine Brooks Goldman Loyalty Club Lucy Waechter Webb Stephanie Norris Lockwood Maggie Ellen Goodman Taylor Eugenia Driskill Emily Furlow White Colleen Forsyth Macmurdo Lindsey Seifert Hammond Elizabeth Eggers Becker Elizabeth M. Wiedemann I. Danielle Mashburn-Myrick Alexis Rae Harris Jennifer Christine Feuerbacher Matthew T. Wilson Laura Dallas McSorley ★ Jennifer Vaughn Harrison Carra Hewitt Fowlkes Nathaniel R. Wyeth ★ Frederick T. Montesi, IV Daniel L. Head Lisa Marie Harsch M. Page Yarborough Jessica Leigh Murphy Rebecca J. Heineke Laura Lamon Hilliard* Johanna Alicia Ogden ★ Eric J. Hills John E. Hullender, III ★ Class of 2006 – 27% Brent A. Owens Sara Haiar Hillyer Georgianna Bowersox Lissauer Chase B. Panitz Julia Walsh Howell W. Brian London ★ Red and Black Society Associate Rachel Marie Pigg Rebecca Karem Hughes ★ Jonathan E. Nelson ★ Ashley Crosland Lyerly* Anna Ivey Ritz Leslie Rae Isaacman Jacob R. Nemer Jennifer L. Rogers Rebecca Leigh Jackson Jade Opper Planchon Red and Black Society Member Benton G. Ross Caitlin Goodrich Jones Maureen Miller Sorrells ★ Catherine R. Birdwell* Megan Bartels Shelton Emily Rebecca Jones Laura Gray Teekell* John D. Bordelon* Rachel L. Haggerty Jessica Laurel Kanes Andrew S. Trundle Lauren Roussel Bordelon* Ryan C. Thames Ashley Kutz Kelley ★ Hennessy Howell Williams Jacob T. Cremer ★ Kristen Nicole Andrews Adrian M. Killebrew, Jr. Krista DeWitt Wood ★ Patrick W. Crouch Chasie DesGranges Wallis Vanessa Pauline Kosloski R. Jordan Wood Edward B. Davis Dane G. Wendell Jennifer S. Labrecque ★ One Anonymous Donor J. Tyler Gamble* Margaret K. Williams John C. Leslie ★ Matthew T. Goldsby*★ Caroline King Willson ★ Joshua K. Low Donor Carrie Osborne Johnston ★ William M. Willson Courtney Lambert Lundeen William J. Aubel Emily Costarides Maples Jonathan R. Berger Tower Society Class of 2007 – 29% Emily Hoermann McMurray Jera Lynn Bradshaw Sarah Lindsey Fairchild ★ R. Chadwick Milam Emily Brooks Bray Christine E. Hendrickson*★ Red and Black Society Member Anthony R. Pampel ★ Michael D. Bray Amy Moore Cresswell ★ Natalie DuMont Pounds Garnet J. Caldwell ★ Loyalty Club Andrew T. Greer ★ Veena Rangaswami Kevin J. Campion Allison Cox Baker* Ross W. Hilliard* Susan Wilday Ratcliff Thayer Hutcheson Catchings Robert G. Baty ★ Julia K. Jardine Mary Grace Fields Rayburn Sarah Rachel Cheon Caroline Elizabeth Ferrari ★ Cynthia Laine Royer ★ Claire Dowler Rouse ★ Katherine E. Cian ★ James H. Feuerbacher, Jr. Samad S. Samana ★ Joshua C. Sadler Karen Elizabeth Dobyns Alice Turner Frost* Nicholas C. Stutzman Sara Shami Sadler G. Moss Driscoll Haley Fults* Lora Alexander Terry*★ Susan M. Satar Traci Allen Edwards Robert C. Gunn Ashton Potter Wright*★ Laura Borg Scott Sarah Kristine Hildenbrand Esberger ★ Rachel Elise Hettinger Jonathan A. Wright*★ Amber Nicole Shaw Alexandra Sedlander Facey M. Garrett Honea Jamal M. Sheikh Mary Claire Giffin Molly Williams Logan Tower Society W. Palmer Snodgrass Christopher S. Hathorn Justin L. Olszeski R. Andrew Beatty

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HRD.rev.indd 43 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 43 J. Davis Bonham* Brittany Rae Melvin A. Nicole Goette Red and Black Society Member Katherine S. Snider* Mollie Briskman Montelaro Carolyn Menist Grunkemeyer Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh ★ Brett M. Morris Laura Jane Hamper ★ James R. Kingman ★ Loyalty Club Sarah Townsend Morris Sara Elizabeth Haney Lindsey Gibson Mullins-Williams Lauren Ashley Anderson Cassandra M. Ortiz ★ Michael B. Hathorn Kevin W. Andring A. Elizabeth Phillips Adam C. Haynes Tower Society K. Grant Bale* Jennifer Emo Phillips John L. Hinds, IV Jamie Glancy Bizzell* Chelsea Castiglioni Brown ★ Molly Lochridge Powers ★ Floyd L. Howard, III John Robert Bizzell* Taylor C. Brown ★ Timothy R. Pruitt, Jr. Natasha Kalpana Jain Anna Chiyoko Cantrell Creek* Jevon A. Reinke Sumati Kumari Jain Loyalty Club Caroline Nichols Cole* Douglas Edward Rushton Kelsey Leigh Jarrett A. Valisa Berber-Thayer* Aaron T. Creek* Mary Helen Solomon Derek M. Johnson Jeffrey D. Blumenthal Emily Marie Dafferner ★ Rachel Ozbun Tesreau Rebekah A. Keller Caroline Randolph Cancelosi Wyatt C. Franks Lucy McLaurin King Jonathan A. Cashon Marci A. Hendrix ★ Class of 2008 – 31% Robert E. Kneip Colin L. Cox ★ Ashley Wells Hullender ★ Michael S. Lallemand Mary E. Dumas John C. Jennison, IV Red and Black Society Member Blair A. Lehman ★ Daniel C. Frankel Daniel S. Killary* Victor J. Evans*★ Douglas H. Lensing Lindsey Jernegan Gill Lauren Von Drehle Killary* Alexander S. Heit Rebecca Sparger Luster JoAnna Marie Halk*★ Meredith Ann Lee* Madoline Marie Markham ★ Hunter S. Hamlet ★ John S. Lesikar ★ Tower Society Joshua B. McCoy Catherine E. Lindeman Alexander P. Lynch* Carson Marie Irwin ★ John A. McCulloch Kenneth J. Mallin Anne Caitlin May Margaret Pons Tufton ★ Megan Lucille McKenna Thomas E. Oliver* Victoria McLean McCullough Andrew C. Whaley* Elizabeth Holladay McNally Noah A. Pittman*★ Rebecca Smith Nenon Joey L. Miller Charles M. Simmons Allison Burris Six Loyalty Club Griffin T. Morrisson Jenna Kathleen Smith ★ Kristine Schwetye Smith ★ Diana M. Comes* Jennifer A. Mueller Michael H. Tufton ★ Claire Patrick Strange ★ Rachel Thompson Davis* Rameen J. Nasrollahi Anthony A. Walsh, III W. Lipscomb Davis, IV* Aubrey Nichol Diaz Nelson Lucas D. Warth* Donor Caroline Leigh Eley* Emma Caryn O’Hagan Morgan Jane Mischer Warth* Anne Christine Barenkamp Robert J. Flanagan Katherine L. Orr S. Alexander Woods, Jr.*★ R. Scott Barrows Katie Elaine Frink Aisling Foley Palmer Lauren Prentice Bartling David M. Huntzinger* Justin R. Palmer Donor Scott M. Bayer Logan P. Jones Derek J. Pegram Katherine E. Amundson Teresa Maria Bell Tyler E. Lake* Katherine London Petree William K. Andress Geoffrey M. Berkow Christopher W. Lomas* Evelyn A. Plumb Matthew J. Averill Anthony M. Berry Francesca Davis McKee ★ Christopher M. Pope, Jr. ★ R. Leslie Bailey Alexandra Merlyn Boyd ★ Hafford C. Porter, II*★ Deborah Ann Rogers Taylor Elise Barnes Lauren M Boyer Eric J. Schumacher* Amelia S. Ross Matthew B. Becker Jennifer L. Brake Daniel E. Sheppard Sherry Ann Sasson ★ Cody D. Behles Allison Elizabeth Brown David M. Six John B. Schranck, Jr.. Andrea E. Bell Matthew D. Cain Crystal Dawn Windless Kathryn J. Selby Katherine P. Bell Megan Sizemore Clark Laura Marie Sellers ★ T. Peyton Bell ★ Anne-Marie Crifasi ★ Donor Vincent James Short C. Jamison Beuerman Joseph G. Daly, IV Rachel Anne Austin L. Robert Shreve Michael B. Boehmler Laura Ann Meyers Daly A. Keller Bankston Rachel Lora Simmons Lauren Rodriguez Brill Merritt McMullen Driscoll Dana L. Bartolomei Donna Lynn Smith ★ Emily Marie Broocks Camille Varner Fazel Colleen A. Bookter ★ L. Nathaniel Smith Moses J. Bushnell ★ Ashley Shannon George Anne Whitney Bradshaw Brittany Kolnaski Solar Mary T. Buss Katherene Papathopoulos Gifford ★ Matthew A. Breeden ★ Maggie Walton Stepp Ryan F. Byk Joseph C. Goldsmith Eleanor Flowers Brocato Gwendolen Weil Sterling Courtney Annise Carter Elizabeth Duckett Harris ★ Sarah Dawson Brooks John M. Sterling, IV Benjamin J. Church Katherine C. Henderson Katherine Slimp Brunin Zachary S. Stovall Joseph A. Crone Meghan Elizabeth Hofto Christina Kelly Burgess Daniel A. Sturtevant Patrick F. Deveau Alison Lohse Hughes Tevari Lynnee Butler ★ Alan P. Sun Gerri Elaine Diamond Robert S. Hunter Brice M. Cambas A. Claire Tonore William R. Donnell, V John B. Jamison Sarah Portera Cambas Michael J. Turco ★ Anne Foerster Doussan Lindsay Catherine Joe Elizabeth Babcock Campbell ★ Daniel C. Vanaman Damon V. Dowd P. Andrew Justice, III Joseph E. Cody Virginia Thompson Wedemeyer Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith ★ Elizabeth Leake Keckler A. Gordon Conaway, Jr. ★ Jonathan A. Wigand Andrew K. Fancher ★ Grace Elizabeth Keith Renee DeArmond Conaway Kathryn Mirseyedi Wiles Jennifer L. Gernon Mary Milton Kelly ★ Ryan K. Dagen ★ Robert P. Wiles Robert M. Goff, Jr. Benjamin G. Lambert Brian T. Darrith Jessica Denby Wilson Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz David C. Lane Lauren A. Dill B. O’Brien Wolff Kelsey Dean Griffith Rebecca Ann Williams Leslie Mary Landon Downs Austin G. Grigsby Sarah C. Lineback ★ Hannah Joseeger English Class of 2009 – 39% Kenneth C. Haggerty Sarah Katherine Lunceford Andrew W. Falls Joseph E. Harmon Scott C. MacMurdo Megan Elizabeth Flatt Diehl Society Patron Jessica Marie Harris Lauren A. Marks Justin P. Foreman Justin L. Hugon James R. Hilley Corinne Poole Maulsby C. Miles Garriott John L. Jackson Kevin M. McCormack Megan Cian Garriott Red and Black Society Senior Amber Jade James Helen Beatrice Meaher Jennifer S. Gladstone ★ Elizabeth Sharpe Zanca*★ Leah Ann John

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HRD.rev.indd 44 10/29/14 4:34 PM Stephenie Alana Johnson Jennifer Long Hooker Amanda Howard Law M. Trent Schill* Katy Joyner Keeling Alison Cates Jones Walton H. Leavell Sydney Kathleen Shearer* Jane Sibley Kilgore William D. Leibner Michael A. Lewis Katharyn Evans Smith* John M. King Megan L. McDonald Janie R. Logan C. Tyler Turner* Jane Metters LaBarbara Alexandra T. Routh Curtis L. Lowery, III J. Lauren Lambeth Richard Sewell Lily Elfrink Mahoney Donor Abigail W. Lenneburg Rohan Sood Meredith Margaret Martin Rebecca Ann Allen Victoria Elaine Liao Natalie Marie Mayo Joshua R. Arant B. Thorne Maginnis Loyalty Club Bridget Rose Marie McCall Bradley T. Arnold Evan E. Malone Gregory J. Bolwell Kelly Ann McClenathan Claire Mantovani Aubel Katherine M. Mara Christina Melinda Daggett Brianna Hamilton McCullough John D. Ayers Nicholas F. Margello Aaron A. Fitzgerald John R. McGeoch Taylor M. Babich Ethan L. McClelland Elizabeth Blakeney Henschen* Elizabeth Anne McGowin Emily Frances Bach Sean L. McKenna Cybil Covic Huntzinger* Alexander P. McWhirter Nicole Elizabeth Baker Cordarius D. McLean Joel P. Iwaskiewicz Aaron B. Michelsohn Katherine Claire Bandoroff Amanda McElroy Middendorf Samuel F. Smith Erik R. Miller Katelyn B. Barham Anum Sohail Minhas Sara Clayton Terry* Anna Christilles Moak William M. Bell, IV Lars W. Nelson Anne Elizabeth Tufton Grant P. Monda Peter E. Bilan, II Sarah Carlisle Osmer ★ Rachel H. Woods* Andrew A. Morehead Emily Williams Billingsley Mary Patricia Pead Katherine Norine Owens Sara Elizabeth Bowen Kathleen Marie Perniciaro Donor Pamela E. Palmer Amy Elizabeth Bower Anna Katherine Phelan Zachary F. Albert Kashan K. Pathan Tiara Danielle Brice Jennifer G. Phillips ★ C. Scot Allison Allyson Leigh Pellissier Lindsey Dortch Brock Pamela J. Raasch Charlotte Adelle Ashford William M. Plosser Steven D. Brunson Mallory Kate Raffensberger Alexander M. Aubel Tyler W. Ponder Molly Conroy Buck Zachary B. Ramsey Dale R. Baker Kristin E. Pugh Andrew W. Campbell Benjamin N. Rice Zachary E. Berry Emma Janine Redden Michael K. Castellarin Hope Sanders Rice Molly Triona Bombardi-Mount Jeffrey L. Ricker Brittany Kirsten Chavez Emily Jane Roberts Meredith Ayres Bond Hunter R. Ross Anthony C. Chiang Leslie Hudson Rouse ★ Caroline Farrior Boone Martha Aja Rotzoll Megan Rose Cleary Caitlin Caroline Rowland Callie Prewitt Borgman C. Brooks Royer Christopher D. Conkell Elizabeth Susan Saba Joshua R. Bourland Clark N. Ruppert Claire Allison Cullen Emily Carter Schildt Blake A. Branum Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. Arpita Dirghangi Marjorie Lucius Schwahn ★ Stephanie Faith Brenzel Brittney McIntyre Shedden Christopher R. Dorsett Keara Donnelly Sherman Maddie Ruth Callis Jessica Lynn Sprenkel Alexandria L. Eiland Zachary W. Sherman Catherine Elizabeth Casey K. Grace Stranch Jared M. Ewing Jon Mark Shirley Meredith Louise Cavin Carrie Christine Tennant Camille S. Fenton Anthony C. Siracusa, III Lindsay Leah Chaisson Thach H. Truong Matthew D. Frank Marjorie R. Smith T. Alexander Chansuthus Jennifer Whatley Vaughn Alana Nicole Fritsche Evan H. Somers Dara C. Chesnutt Armanda Leigh Venezia Joshua T. Fuchs Stephanie Jean Spurgat Kelly Ann Coney Jacqueline M. Ward G. Kip Geddes Allison Marie Squires Anna M. Coons Derek M. Washam Christopher H. Gignoux^ Ian W. Todd Brett M. Dagen Elizabeth Brown Watts Cameron F. Goodman Brittany Alice Underwood B. Andrew Davis William T. Weller Kristen Ann Griffin Suzannah L. Van Sickle Erik A. Davis Alison Marie White Lindsey Taylor Gurkovich Tri M. Vu Jessica Lynn Johnson Jessica Rathel Willingham Mary M. Hahn Claire Alexandre White Erick L. DeVore Megan Brooke Wilson Guy H. Handley, IV Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson Keturah T. Dunlap Alice C. Wombwell Katelyn Foster Handley Kirk E. Williamson Christian J. Eberle Meredith Leigh York Grier Elizabeth Haney Suzanne Marie Wineke N. Virginia Fall Sarah Katherine Holloway Brian M. Wise Meredith Savage Fifer Class of 2011 – 42% Elizabeth Anne Hook Matthew B. Womack Andrew P. Foss-Grant Caroline Lynn James Elizabeth A. Wright Erin Pate Foster ★ Red and Black Society Partner Kathryn M. Johnson Mackenzie S. Zalin ★ Frances McCrory Fox John H. Duncan* Kristen Anne Jones Heather Lynn George Brian P. Lainoff* George A. Joplin, V Class of 2010 – 37% William W. George Eric G. Stradley* Matthew E. Kenreich Max C. Gertz Jami Michelle King Diehl Society Patron Jenay Doveeann Gipson Red and Black Society Member Philly A. Kirkwood Morgan D. Grigsby Julia Elizabeth Goss Hugh H. Barber Lydia Anne Lancaster Michael J. Gossett Elizabeth G. Connick* Brittany Erwin Lawnin Red and Black Society Senior Eric A. Hagemeyer Holly Elizabeth Edwards Bernard H. Lawson, III Peter F. Zanca* Morgan Pittman Hagemeyer Jennifer G. Frierson Caroline Elizabeth Lee Reid E. Hamilton Andrew A. Mullins-Williams G. Grayson Lucas Red and Black Society Associate Jacquelyn G. Hancock Justin K. Stradley Nathaniel C. Mahoney Mempheany Rathana Seng Kalli Glenn Harrell Courtney Nicole Martin Amanda Sue Hoeffken Loyalty Club Matthew R. McCulloch Red and Black Society Member Laura Rebecca Hofto Kathleen W. Bass* Lauren Christine McDermott Mohammad O. Atiq Alex E. Iberg James M. Bruce, IV* Dylan J. McDonald Jonathon Clark Tierney T. Jackson ★ E. Anne Buckthal Lakeya Shanay McGill Sarah Hodges Crowley* Laura Raquel Johnson Claire Elise Delbove* Andrew C. Meier Whitney Lynn Faust Stephen J. Juel Genevieve Lee Farr Jonathan F. Mervine Rebecca Rieger Greer* Julia Anderson Kerr Scott M. Jones Kathleen Morgan Michelsohn

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HRD.rev.indd 45 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 45 M. Andrew Millis Mary Catherine Bowden Sterling E. Miller Kevin P. McGinn Elizabeth B. Moak William A. Bowron, III Laney R. Mills B. Joseph Semmes Christopher B. Moore B. Rush Brady Carlita Deloris Mitchner Ellen Marie Rast Hannah Elizabeth Bromfield Benjamin S. Morrell Donor Courtney Leigh Mott Andrew H. Caldwell H. Elizabeth Morrison Robin E. Abernathy Emily Claire Nesler Alexandra C. Capes Donald D. Napier, IV Janelle Lindsay Adams Catherine A. Olson M. Kyle Capstick Jasper T. Page Morgan Josephine Amber Robin E. O’Neil Nicholas S. Carlson Kelly Haines Parry Emily S. Andrews Gregory M. Palm Jeanine T. Claiborne Madeline Ann Patterson James R. Artzer Stephanie Elizabeth Parazak Julia Caitlin Clapper Johnathan R. Payne Sarah Holland Bacot Jessie Harper Pearson Anna Marie Clark Chelsea Nicole Peters Carolyn Howell Baker Kyle D. Peterson Michelle Annette Clark Caroline Rose Philhower Jackson C. Baker John E. Pevy Laurie Elizabeth Clotworthy Emily Martin Pochter Alexandra Watkins Bankart Michael J. Pluta Cathryn Ann Coleman Preston W. Poole Maha Bano Michael C. Polovich Melissa Leann Coquelin Shawna Colette Quast Annie Olivia Bares Russell P. Powers Tiffany Mae Cossich Salar Rafieetary Charlotte Mathilde Battestin Austin M. Pyhrr Ryan A. Costello Anupam G. Reddy Hayley Elizabeth Benton Stephen F. Risley Kevin P. Creedon Allen C. Reed David A. Bergen Rachel Elizabeth Robinson Briana Lee Culmo Anna Claire Reilly Ryan T. Berger Sarah Joye Rogers Marquis R. Cunningham Virginia Ann Rhomberg Shannon S. Blair Morgan Lynn Rote Jessica L. Davis Catherine E. Rickenbacker Joshua B. Blount Olivia Frances Ryan Eric B. Deines Adam L. Rivkin Julie Marie Borden Anna Elizabeth Sanford Caitlin M. Dempsey Bailey Jean Romano Colby N. Bowles Marrissa Antonia Scales Rebecca Elizabeth Diamond Chris C. Rose R. Knight Bracey^ Houston M. Scarborough Allie Tucker Dillon Michael W. Rubin Emily Nicole Brueck Kenneth S. Scott Carolyn Marie Drobak Leisy Moore Ruddock Samantha Leigh Bryan Frederick K. Sheldon Jiayu Du Amanda Marie Sandifer Nicholas A. Brydon Jacob M. Smith Carson Suzanne Duffy Eloise Huttig Schlafly Mary Connally Bussey-Spencer Stephen D. Spainhour Chidimma M. Emelue Stephen D. Sexton Catherine Ruthan Carlile Elizabeth Anna Summitt Martha Ree Falls Christina A. Siegel Piper Noelle Carroll Jarrett E. Tate Allison Ann Fish Mary Greer Simonton Mairin E. Casey David B. Travis, Jr. Jordan E. Gilmore Morgan C. Slevin Reid E. Cates Courtney Church Tucker Jake D. Groves Caitlin Elizabeth Smith Tyler N. Catterton J. Evan Tyler Hannah Olivia Gysin Anna Blair Solomon Huiru Chen John C. Utt Alice Jane Havner Tyler W. Springs Qiyue Chen Leigh Katherine Varley Elizabeth A. Hayman Elizabeth A. Steen Colin T. Chu Dev H. Varma Stephen D. Hickman, Jr. Anne E. Stuckslager Kenisha Krynn Clark Holland E. Walker Meredith A. Hicks Kaetlin Diane Taylor Lauren Bishop Clark Maura Elise Weber Jaime Marie Hopkins Sarah Young Tchang Emily Crain Collins Grace Marie Weil Regan Cate Humphrey Ivy Alexandria Thompson Ryan S. Conley Jason R. Weise Madeline Mae Jeansonne Treadwell B. Thompson George Ryan Connor Carol Diane Wicker Steven C. Johanson H. Elizabeth Tomlinson Robert F. Cook Olivia Morrissey Wood Haley Marie Johnson Rutendo S. Tsoka William P. Cooner Thomas M. Johnson, IV Anastasia M. Volarich Kelsie Elizabeth Cox Class of 2012 – 44% Graham M. Karlan Rachel S. Walton Margaret Carlisle Cupit Kathryn H. Kay Caroline S. Webster Harrison B. Daniel Red and Black Society Member Ryan A. Kent Anne Marshall Weems Sarah Cummings Delph Maxwell G. Hardy Ariel Yvonne Kimmel Emily Lauren Wehby Alexandra Christine Downey Elizabeth H. Jones Sarah Natalie Knowles Olivia Louise Wells Adam W. Drake Ana Melissa Kuhlmann Katherine Edwards West Wenbin Du Loyalty Club T. Hunter Kuhlmann Jake A. Whittaker Yutong Duan Amy Lea Aughinbaugh* Keshav Kukreja Kristin C. Wilkinson YaVette Shantell Dunn Justin T. Deere Marie Rudolf Kyle Joan C. Williams Allie Nicole Elozory Amanda Grace Harris* Charles F. Lent Jonas S. Williams Ian J. Engdahl Daniel L. Henke, Jr. Ellison C. Linebarier James D. Wilson William D. Estes Sarah Anne Kennedy Alexander B. Lippincott Daniel M. Wolfe Tanner K. Evins Kory R. Kilpatrick Thomas F. Lockwood Emily Clark Woods James C. Eye Edward R. Smith Melody Ramonita Lopez Owen H. Worley Leila Farahani Brendan M. Worst Anna M. Magliolo Katherine G. Yewell Margaret J. Farrar Emily Muir Main Kellianne M. Zomer Kathryn Elizabeth Faucher Donor Natalie Rose Malouf Jiayun Zou Sarah Elizabeth Ferguson Kelly Elizabeth Allison Anthony L. Maples, II Emma Savannah Fesperman Adam G. Alsamadisi Sarah Amanda Mason Class of 2013 – 74% Anna Rose Dennehy Fitzgerald Colin S. Antaya Robert L. Matthews Helen Darlene Floersh Mason E. Asbury Jasmin Ileana Mayen Red and Black Society Partner Jenelle M. Francis Virginia Anderson Beasley Andrew L. McGeoch Reid W. Chadwick Wen Fu Andrew P. Bell Pauline C. McKim Jared M. Gab Sharwil Aisha-Joi Bell Kendall Stuart McLaughlin Red and Black Society Member Lucy Margaret Gaines Jonathan S. Berube Olivia J. McMillan L. Mathew Jehl Andrew Galow Lindsey Louise Beste Mary Claire Melton J. P. Garry Jared L. Blanton Stephanie Michelle Milazzo Loyalty Club Ryan P. George Catherine Frances Bordelon Andrew S. Millen Hayley Elizabeth Benton Jasmine Lanette Gilstrap

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HRD.rev.indd 46 10/29/14 4:34 PM J. Matthew Grisham Matthew D. Miller Darren L. Thomas, II Abdulghani N. Bayakly Tanya Hajj William G. Mischke James O. Thompson, Jr. Kevin W. Bell Morgan Blair Hanna Clayton D. Moore Mary Kate Thompson Stephanie Brooke Berendt Michelle H. Hardin Mallory Edith Morphy Rebecca E. Thompson Elizabeth Kate Bigus Christopher M. Hardy Mustafa M. Motiwala James R. Todd Sarah Elizabeth Bitler Madeleine Louise Harrigan Jessica Ann Murrer Michael A. Todd Jennifer Elizabeth Bitzer Theodore R. Hartwell, III Yasmin Mzayek Staley Jeanette Tomforde Margaret Ruth Blake Elise Marie Hastings Alexandra Caroline Nash Lan Thi Tran Erica Carmel Blustein Jaimie Lee Hayes Katherine Alisa Neale Lila Marie Turner Ronald R. Booker Oliver L. Haynes, IV Mary Marks Nelson Alexander T. Tweel Logan A. Booksh Nicholas W. Heaghney Elizabeth Robertson Newell Paula Elizabeth Vasichko Catherine Garrett Boone Quentin G. Hebda Ashley Lauren Newman Laura Katherine Wagner Chloe Carmel Bootstaylor Kurt R. Hebert Jessica Nichole Newman Brian K. Walton Timothy A. Braun L. Elizabeth Henrikson Ngoc-Tran Thi Nguyen Xiao Wang Noah S. Brown Josephine Agnes Hill Alexander P. Nollan Yubo Wang Stanton M. Brown A. Wright Hilsman Treshain Atwellyne Norfleet Sameer S. Warraich Joel A. Brown-Christenson Kilby Elisabeth Hodges Gerard J. O’Meara, III Melissa Kathleen Welch Allison Ann Bruff Margaux Marie Hoglind Talor Lynn Paige Laura Ann Wiggins Isabel Nadia Buonopane Elizabeth Marie Hollingsworth Alexandra E. Pappas B. Alexander Wilkerson Shawnecca Deserea Burke Mary Stephens Honeychurch Colleen Anne Parrish Chanrika C. Williams Taylor Olivia Burnett Sydney Elizabeth Howard Sarah Elizabeth Pate Walter T. Williams J. Connor Cain Paul J. Hubbell, IV Rikeen Y. Patel R. Turner Willis, Jr. Joshua R. Cape Nicholas J. Jensen S. Elizabeth Patterson Samantha Jo Wineke Elizabeth McNaughton Cavner L. Emmanuel John-Teye Jordan D. Perchik Julia Janet Wolfe John J. Cerrito J. Sutton Jones C. Tyler Perkins Aynsley Elizabeth Wright Lan Chen Jonathon M. Jones Christopher A. Perkins Caroline Priscilla Wright Hilliard E. Chesteen, IV Philip C. Jones Elizabeth Ann Peterson Annika Jane Wuerfel Alexa Marie Cline Sarah Ann Joyner Lauren Ashley Peterson Trevor I. Wylie Devin R. Cochrane Annelise Michelle Kampschaefer Sanders Phelps Zongyu Yang A. Tyler COmpton Meagan Lynne Keller Lynden O. Pindling Charles H. Yarn Nathan L. Condrey Lucy M. Kellison Zachary C. Pless Charlotte Anais Young Hillary Elizabeth Connell Mark S. Kelsey W. Ben Porter J. Lauren Young Taylor Leigh Conrad Elizabeth Rivers Kenwright Meera N. Pranav Alex J. Yu Matthew J. Cook Jeremey B. Key Ian E. Preston Allison Yu Alexander M. Croft Adiha Ali Khan Linlin Qiu Ya Yu Laura Anne Crone Matthew R. Killary Hillary Morgan Quirk Megan Elizabeth Zann Michael B. Crowley Susanna Leigh Kirby Anahita Rahimi-Saber David S. Zhang Ellen Rose Dahl Katherine Sydney Klein Elliott L. Ramirez Yizhe Zhang Samantha Allison Dean M. Alix Knight Jordan B. Redmon Elizabeth Lloyd Zuelke Alexander D. DeGenova Alex Nicole LaBat Preston A. Reeder Kristin Case Wilkinson Sarah Emily DiLella Lauren Renee LaBat Anne-Chevette Michelle Rhynes Elliot L. Williams Paul R. Domer Adam J. Lacerte Maria Nicole Ricci Joan C. Williams Nicholas C. Domino Daisy Laird N. Claire Riley Jonas S. Williams Megan Nicole Doss Ryan N. Landry Jordan Ailsa Robinson Katherine Elizabeth Williford Emily Druckman Alison Paula Lang Juan A. Roncal Anne Rochelle Wilson Mary Emma DuBose Bethany Joy Larkin Mary Margaret Rottgers Daniel M. Wolfe Cory Katherine Egitton H. Jack Lartigue, Jr. Mary C. Sanders Brian P. Wolpert Caroline Claire Elbaum Lucas T. Laudermilk John L. Sanford M. Shay Womack, Jr. Noor O. Eltayech William N. Lay Olivia Maureen Santarelli Diana Yi-Jin R. Wong Madeleine Irma Esther Justin A. Lee Julia Elizabeth Scales Emily Clark Woods Benjamin J. Evans Megan Elayne Lee Daniel P. Scharmer Owen H. Worley Kathryn Barry Evans Melanie A. Lilienstern Madeline Rose Scott Brendan M. Worst Tess Marie Fairbanks Amaryllis A. Lyle Justin A. Shapiro William R. Wurster Julia Marie Fawal Hugh Madison Emily Elaine Shaw Christopher T. Yates Molly Therese Finch Taylor H. Maitland Matthew B. Shaw Niti Patel Yogesh Alexander M. Finkelson Courtney Marie Mallin Chloé A. Smith Thomas H. Zigtema Jonathan L. Fisher Justin M. Malone Jarmonique C. Smith Kellianne M. Zomer Douglas J. Fletcher Meagan Adele Mansfield Sarah Elizabeth Smith Brooke Elizabeth Forrest Kathryn Ann Marr Monique Ashlee Smyth Class of 2014 – 60% Alexandra Renee Fren Madison Keller Marullo Kevin W. Starnes Maitland Louise Frilot Marie Mason J. Katherine Stewart Donor Madison Diane Fuller Megan Christine Matthews Katharine Blair Stich Akosua Mintaa Aggrey-Bekoe Skyler J. Gambert Jaime Nicole Maxey Lukas H. Stockhausen Ellen Legier Alpaugh Klaus R. Garcia-Robles Beth Ann McCloskey Mairi Lin Stockton Samantha Claire Anscher D. Justin Genter, III Katherine Colleen McCoid Kathryn Condrey Stuckslager Austin J. Armstrong Joshua E. Goodwin J. Cameron McCullough Emily Jane Sullivan Sebastian W. Atalla Virginia Margaret Goss Colin C. McDonald Daniel J. Sutherland Lauren Ashley Avant Julia Auburn Greene Holly Elizabeth McGlown Lindsay A Svehla Kalen Victoria Axam Christopher S. Grubb W. Alex McGriff Dorothy Taylor Svgdik Autumn Rae Baker Julia Herrington Haffner Cole T. McIsaac Ines Neylan Tamaddon David J. Balaguer Maximilian A. Halasz D. Alexander McWhirt Jasmine M. Tate Kondwani Joe S. Banda Hannah Alyson Halford Joseph N. Miller Camilla Noel Taufic Joseph D. Barlia Hunter Loy Hallman

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HRD.rev.indd 47 10/29/14 4:34 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 47 Sallie Carraway Handley Taylor Marie Koczot Roberta Jean Hotchkiss Moore Anuj Sharma Samantha Rae Hankins Anna Kushnir Erica Katherine Morozin Emily Ann Shields Virginia Rosemary Hankins Sarah Eatman Kyle Camilla Brooke Morrison J. Miller Shuey, III Shelby Grace Hardaway Phong T. Lam Grace Ellen Mosley Aron E. Siegelson Alyssa Delaine Harris Frederick P. Lankford, II Nellie Raissa Moualeu Kevin C. Sierra Patrick T. Harris Mary Margaret Laycock Mary Kate Mullen Jenny Elizabeth Simpson Zachary P. Hart Stephen E. Leavelle Joshua R. Muller Rosemary Elisabeth Sirois Isabelle Link Hatfield Elizabeth Harriette LeCorgne Greyson Perry Neff Guice Slawson, III Claire Alaine Hautot Sherrie Michelle Lemons Elizabeth Anne Nelson Samantha Elizabeth Smith Julian M. Hawkins Danielle Kirkpatrick Lenz Parker W. Nelson Stephanie Renee Smith Annabeth Heglar Hayes Robert M. Lenzini, Jr Matthew D. Niegos Grace James Southworth Rachel Elizabeth Headley S. Michel LeRoy Ada Mary Oates Rose Montgomery Spencer Adelaide Virginia Hebert McKenna Elizabeth Lewellen Katherine Black Ogden Kevin A. Stierer, Jr. Lindsey Brooks Henderson Andrew C. Link Chelsea Renee Ortego Eric J. Stockhausen Amy Nicole Hendricks Ryan A. Lisse Cristine Hart Osteen Lauren Seaver Stokes Anne Michelle Herman Anna Phillippi Lockhart Brenna Marie O’Sullivan Phoebe Helga Strom Olivia Breyer Hipp Georgia Alethia Loftis Sarah Woodward Parkerson Brian Y. Tchang Lydia Catherine Holmes Regina Lee Lucreziano Jessica Marie Perez Joseph N. Thibeault Aubrey Alexandra Hord Shelby Marie Lund Maureen Frances Petersen Cicely May Upham Haley Alexis Horton Gabriela Mackiw Nguyen Huong Thuy Pham Megan Elizabeth Ververis Helen Elizabeth Huettner L. Jake Magness Julia Marie Price Alexandra Lubica Videmsky Kate Ivey John L. Malanchuk, II Avideh Ramezanifar Matthew D. Walker Taylor Mary Jackson Sarah Nicole Malkowski Anna Osborn Ranson Rachael Lauren Ward Samuel K. Jacus Rhiannon Bettina Mancinelli John P. Raper Jeffrey S. Warren Demitri E. Jerow H. Elizabeth MArlowe Mary Gentry Reed Shane T. Watson Eden Alexandra Johnson Jennifer Jehan Marshall Stephanie Alexis Renner Tracie Marie West Kelly Kristen Johnson Elizabeth Leigh Martin Claire Isabelle Richard Kelly Ann Posey Whelan Allison Rebecca Julien Jade Maria Martin Matthew H. Roberts Elizabeth Palmer White Haley Elizabeth Junek Tyler V. Mathews D. Alex Rold J. Strother White Andrew W. Jury Alix Elizabeth Matthews Rachel Kathleen Sanders Virginia Alison Whitman June Mi Elisha Kang John T. McHugh Jenna Sophia Sarett Margaret Ellenora Wiggins Elizabeth Marie Karolczuk Catherine Laird Gilmour McIver Rozalia Byrne Schleinig Jessica Christine Wilhoit Rachel Ann Kauffman Walker R. McWherter Spencer Coe Schlesinger Corbin H. Williams Peter W. Ketch John F. Menz Rachel Lynn Schmelzer Elizabeth Ann Williams T. Morgan King Nicole Theresa Milani Clark A. Schwab Hunter C. Yocum Margaret Suzanne Klusman Lauren Elizabeth Miller Karl J. Schwab, II Andrew J. Kochanski Ann Parks Minor Morgan Palmyre Scott

Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Chapter Participation

Chapters Memphis . . . . 39% St. Louis . . . . 28% Donors (in order of date as % of established Nashville . . . . 36% New Orleans . . .46% North Texas . . . 34% Austin . . . . . 32% Mobile . . . . . 33% Birmingham . . .38% New England . . . . .39% Atlanta . . . . . 36% Houston . . . . .36% San Francisco . . 37% Washington, DC . 42% Chicago . . . . .26% Arkansas . . . . 30% New York . . . . 35% Alumni Awards for 2013-14 (to be presented Homecoming 2014, Oct 10-11)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1969 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $64,833 1965-2003 is presented to the Class of 1969 for its gift of $64,833. The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between presented to the Class of 1943 for its 33% increase in donors. the years 1965-2003 is presented to the Class of 1969 for achieving 53% The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the participation in the Annual Fund. Class of 1974 for its class gift of $58,445, an increase of $17,120 over the Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years previous year. or fewer is presented to the Class of 2009 for its gift of $15,350. The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes more is awarded to the Class of 1958 for its gift of $41,950. graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 2013 for achieving The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class 74% participation. graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1938 for achieving 100% participation in the Annual Fund.

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HRD.rev.indd 48 10/29/14 4:34 PM Rhodes College Alumni and Parent Volunteers 2013-14 We are grateful to have many members of the Rhodes community contributing their time and talents to the College, in addition to their financial gifts. The following list includes volunteers for the Campaign for Rhodes Committee, the Alumni Association Executive Board, Homecoming/Reunions, and the Annual Fund. For a more extensive list of volunteers, please visit www.Rhodes.edu/Development.

Campaign for Rhodes Charles M. Simmons ’09 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Chair Committee Volunteers Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 J. Chadwick Schultz Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01 Susan W. Walker National Alumni Homecoming/Reunion Randall R. Rhea ’77, Chair Memphis Volunteers 1994 James B. Golden, III ’85 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11, Chair Jeffrey L. Carlton, Reunion Co-Chair Bruce R. LeForce ’81 C. W. Butler, III ’63, Advisor 1964 Matthew C. Hardin, Reunion R. Scott McCord ’85, P’16 Meg Thomas Crosby, Advisor Mary Lou Quinn McMillin, Co-Chair W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57, Advisor Reunion Chair Alli Lambert, Fundraising Chair A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’93 Margaret Rowe Fancher Brandy Rogers DeWeese Morris T. Reagan ’60 Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Mary Lou Carwile Finley Ellen Baker Jurewicz Stuart A. Seal ’81 Leslie Nelson Lee ’86 L. Dossett Foster Anne Murrell Locke Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Lane Patton Patikas ’92 Ann Clark Quinlen Harris Rossanna T. Punzalan-Howard Eric M. Teal ’91 Emily Holloway Walker P’04 William B. Townsend ’84 Nashville 1999 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99, Alumni 1969 Katharine Farmer Breaux, Fundraising Andrew W. Watts ’85 Chair C. Bradford Foster, III P’98, Reunion Co-Chair Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11, Co-Chair Matthew H. Breaux, Fundraising Parent Chair Craig W. Murray P’92, P’03, Co-Chair National Parent/Grandparent R. Dudley Baker, Jr. ’99 Fundraising Chair C. Alison Barnwell Manny Farahani P’13 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Rebecca Wynn Weiler, Reunion Stefanie Allysia Johnson Maria Farahani P’13 Charles R. Bone ’96 Co-Chair Rachel Morris Rosson Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Julia Ann Fleming Jaclyn Ross Shepard Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Eliot S. Laurence P’15 Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking ’98 Thomas P. Teasley 2004 Michael R. McWherter P’14 Margaret Chambers Campbell, Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 New York 1974 Fundraising Co-Chair R. Clayton Murphy P’15 James Park P’15, Parent Chair Larry H. Anderson, Reunion Chair Julie Allison Clary, Reunion Co-Chair Patricia Shiland P’15, Parent Chair Conie Lowry Abernathy Adrian M. Killebrew, Jr., Fundraising Healthcare Professionals Frank G. Broyles Co-Chair Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66, Chair Alumni Association Louise Pryor Campbell P’06 Catherine C. Walsh, Reunion G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 Executive Board Dabney Nicholls Haugh P’04 Co-Chair William T. Buchanan ’67 Melba Bridgewater Homra Lauren Jarrell Denney Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 – Sarah A. Lodge Lauren Lincks Ferrera Russell E. Galloway ’80 Immediate Past President G. Lawrence Rice Whitney Anne Garman Michael E. Hettinger ’68 J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99 – President Stephanie Ryburn Rodda Maggie Ellen Goodman Pamela McQuillen Hill ’90 Eric M. Teal ’91 – President-Elect Edward O. Uthman Megan Pollock Hulgan Alton L. Lightsey, Jr. ’66 Trish Puryear Crist ’90 – Secretary Caitlin Goodrich Jones Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71, Trustee 1979 Courtney Lambert Lundeen R. Scott McCord ’85, P’16 Liaison Michael A. Edwards P’11, Reunion Katie Elizabeth Maxwell W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Chair Juliet Alexander Pearl Randall R. Rhea ’77 Stephen J. Ceccoli, Faculty Liaison Joseph M. Evangelisti Stacy Marie Sidle Allison Griffin Bittel ’98 Frances Clevenger Henkel Amanda Haggerty Therrell Atlanta Rickman P. Brown ’77 Michael C. Henkel Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91, Chair Stratton H. Bull, Jr. ’74 Lawrence A. Higginbotham 2009 G. David Overend ’96, Co-Chair Jacob T. Cremer ’06 Joseph Hyrka Colin L. Cox, Fundraising Chair Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Amy Moore Cresswell ’07 Gary B. Minor Anne Foerster Doussan, Reunion Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96 Janet Olson Co-Chair Theodore R. Davis ’89 Gwen Jones Owen Leslie Hudson Rouse, Reunion Dallas Victor J. Evans ’08 Mary Lee Palmer Co-Chair Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16, Parent James B. Golden, III ’85 Lady Ray Romano P’16 Kelsey Dean Griffith Chair Allana Christine Helland ’02 Kelli Walker-Jones JoAnna Marie Halk Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69, Alumni Rozell C. Henderson ’85 Ward T. Wilson P’15 James R. Kingman Chair William N. Hulsey, III ’77 Kenneth J. Mallin Anne Gaudet Beard ’84 Barry D. Johnson ’83, P’17 1984 Marjorie Lucius Schwahn Barry D. Johnson ’83, P’17 Robert E. Kneip ’08 Robert W. Wheeler, Fundraising Chair Claire Alexandre White Ann Frances Jury P’14 Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ’96 Herbert W. Carlock, III Clifford S. Jury P’14 Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 H. Aldervan Daly Annual Fund Volunteers Janet L. Madigan P’15 James R. Mulroy, II ’71 D. Bryan Darr Emily Davis Olson ’06 Amy Michele Doville Campus Campaign Houston Jill Johnson Piper ’80, P’17 Michael L. Matthews Bernadette McNary-Zak, Chair, Kelty Crain P’12, Parent Chair Elizabeth Smith Ritter ’00 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer P’13 Faculty Campaign Rogers L. Crain P’12, Parent Chair Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Linda C. Odom Regina Simmons, Chair, Staff Craig W. Murray ’69, P’92, P’03, Samad S. Samana ’07 Campaign Alumni Chair Jeff L. Sutton ’00 1989 Colin L. Cox ’09 Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 M. Jerome Franklin P’18, Reunion Class Agents Brooks A. Diesel P’15 William C. Threlkeld ’53, P’82, GP’16 Chair B. Calhoun Hipp, III ’05 Meepsie Murray P’92, P’03 William B. Townsend ’84 H. Wesley Williams, III, Fundraising Johanna Alicia Ogden ’06

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Anna Chiyoko Cantrell Creek ’07 Senior Gift Committee, Class of Mallory Renea Crabtree John T. McHugh Neil V. Ferrini ’08 2014 Franklin D. Dakin Matthew D. Niegos Colin L. Cox ’09 Austin J. Armstrong Amy Lynn Handelman Joseph N. Thibeault Christian J. Eberle ’10 Kalen Victoria Axam Sallie Carraway Handley Chiamaka Ihuoma Ugorji Andrew C. Meier ’11 Kondwani Joe S. Banda Demitri E. Jerow Megan Elizabeth Ververis Kellianne M. Zomer ’12 Catherine Garrett Boone Jacob D. Johnson Matthew D. Walker Josephine Agnes Hill ’13 Stanton M. Brown, Co-Chair Rachel Ann Kauffman Matthew J. Washnock Shawnecca Deserea Burke T. Morgan King Landon R. Webber Taylor Olivia Burnett, Co-Chair Georgia Alethia Loftis Alexa Marie Cline Marguerite Willins McGowan Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2013-14 William J. Michaelcheck ’69, Chair Maria Farahani P’13 Ali Saberioon P’10 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. New York, New York Austin, TX Houston, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Chairman and CIO, Mariner Civic Volunteer President and CEO, Sabco Oil and Gas Chairman and CEO, Mallory Group, Investment Group, Inc. Corporation Inc. Cary Fowler ’71 William E. Evans, Vice-Chair Rhinebeck, New York W. R. Sanders John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Memphis, Tennessee Executive Director (ex-officio), Global Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Director and CEO, St. Jude Children’s Crop Diversity Trust Principal, Chickasaw Partners Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & Research Hospital Maxwell, PLC Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Robert R. Waller Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Secretary Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 Atlanta, Georgia Chairman and CEO, E. Ritter and President and CEO (retired), Mayo Sumner, Mississippi Managing Director, Investments, Company Clinic President, Mitchener Planting Private Bank and Investment Company Group, Merrill Lynch Wilton D. Hill Spence L. Wilson Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Wayne W. Pyeatt Trustees President, WDH Holdings LLC President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee Chairman Emeritus, National Bank of John J. Barker P’16 J.L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Steven E. Wynne P’07, P’09 Commerce New Canaan, Connecticut Atlanta, Georgia Portland, Oregon Managing Director, Neuberger President (retired), Pritchard & Jerden, Private Investor Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Berman, LLC Inc. Memphis, Tennessee William E. Troutt (ex-officio) Civic Volunteer James H. Barton P’92 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee McLean, Virginia President, Rhodes College Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 President, Barton Group, Inc. Attorney/ Principal-in-Charge, KPMG, Emeriti Trustees Memphis, Tennessee LLP President (retired), National Trust Life Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Dunbar Abston, Jr. Insurance Co. Dallas, Texas Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. P’96 Memphis, Tennessee Faculty-Elected Trustees Civic Volunteer Memphis, Tennessee President, Abston Management President, McNeill Commercial Real Company Loretta Jackson-Hayes John H. Bryan, III ’83 Estate LLC Associate Professor, Chemistry Nashville, Tennessee Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. President, Savannah Food Company Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 Memphis, Tennessee David P. McCarthy Memphis, Tennessee Chairman Emeritus, SunTrust Bank Professor, Art Chauncey W. Butler, III ’63 President and CEO, SunTrust Bank Memphis, Tennessee Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Scott L. Newstok First Vice President (retired), SunTrust Vicki G. Palmer ’75 Memphis, Tennessee Associate Professor, English Memphis Atlanta, Georgia Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs President, The Palmer Group, LLC Student-Elected Trustees Deborah L. Craddock ’80, P’12 J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Memphis, Tennessee Elizabeth R. Pearce ’91 Memphis, Tennessee Sallie Handley ’14 Vice President of Trading, Southeastern Atlanta, Georgia Private Investor Vestavia, Alabama Asset Mgmt Campaign Director, Coxe Curry & Commerce and Business Associates Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Rogers L. Crain P’11 Memphis, Tennessee Georgia Loftis ’14 Houston, Texas Randall R. Rhea ’77 Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Atlanta, Georgia President, R. Lacy Services, LTD Roanoke, Virginia Donelson Bearman Caldwell & International Studies Managing Partner, Carilion Family Berkowitz, PC Margaret Thomas Crosby ’92 Medicine-Parkway Physicians Andrew Tait ’15 Memphis, Tennessee C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Charlotte, North Carolina Principal, PeopleCap Advisors Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65 Houston, Texas Urban Studies Rockland, Delaware Professor Emeritus, MD Anderson Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Chief Technical Consultant, NanoDrop Cancer Center Memphis, Tennessee Technologies, LLC Civic Volunteer

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Why I support the Campaign for Rhodes Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Atlanta, Georgia Trustee Campaign Director, Coxe Curry and Associates Major: Business I made an initial gift to the Campaign for Rhodes to support something that is near and dear to my heart, which is Study Abroad. I really wanted to help create opportunities for students who might not otherwise have the chance to travel and see the world. But when I became a Rhodes Trustee, it became very important to me to make a demonstrative gift to support the college’s current renovations to the science facilities, even though that wasn’t “my thing.” I like the fact that the Campaign provides the ﬂ exibility to make a gift that addresses the current needs of the college, while being able to recognize that gift somewhere on campus that is personally meaningful. So as a part of my gift to support the sciences, I was able to name a space in Burrow Hall. For more information on how to support the Campaign for Rhodes, contact Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98. (901) 843-3030, [email protected] 2000 North Parkway Memphis, TN 38112-1690 www.rhodes.edu 4 WAS A WAS SUCCESS SMASHING HOMECOMING/ BY ALL ACCOUNTS ALL BY REUNION WEEKEND Nor rain nor cold nor anything else could deter Lynx fans from a fun-packed Homecoming/Reunion Weekend.defeating The Lynx football Sewanee 40-22. team Men’s and took women’s home soccer the defeated Orgill Trophy again, Birmingham-Southern 1-0 and 4-2, respectively,effort and the ﬁeld hockeyby the women’s team volleyball downed Sewanee A valiant squad 5-1. fell short in their weekend matches against Millsapsfriendships and Birmingham-Southern, capped a fabulous but an evening day. The of weekend reunion parties was a wrap Sunday and renewed afternoon with a performance by the Rhodes Singers. can’t We wait until next year!!!!!!