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Convocation opens academic year Taylor receives Wake Foresr celebrated rhe "a ny life which is lived self-

The foundation invited seventy-three schools ro submir proposals, and seven were selected for sire vis1ts. Wake In this issue Forest was one of only rwo schools ro receive a building grant. Coming home . . . Construction on the three-floor Ohn Physics Building will begin in April lr We celebrate Homecoming and rhe Honor R oll-rhe people and will be located on the easr s1de of rhe orgamzarions that make Wake Foresr srrong. You'U find reminiscences by Z. mirh Reynolds Library and will be some younger alumni, and you may be surprised ro see how like you they visible across Davis Fie ld from rhe are. You'll also find rhe Honor Roll, the list of contributors in rhe 1986-87 Reynolda Road entrance co rhe campus fiscal year whose hard work and interesr sustain rhe University. To all, The building is expected tO be those far away and those on rhe way home, we send our thanks. complered for rhe beginning of the fall Lau renee .Milas, preudent oft he 0/m semester in 1989. Honor Roll Ed~rion Foundation. wt/1 reluNJ to \f/ake Foreu for The Ohn Building will be modified The philosophy behind rhe numbers ...... 1 the groundbreakmg m April. Georg1an a rch~recrure and will have A hisroric year ...... 2 31,375 square feer. lr will include Presidenr's Club ...... 3 lecrure rooms, classrooms, research College Fund "builds" ...... 4 Physics to have new home laboratories, a library, scudem study Reunion update ...... •...... S cs and laser spaces, physical opti Alumni remimscences ...... 6 laborarory and darkroom, modern Forest has received over S3.7 Class Notes ...... ••.... 8 Wake physics and advanced laborarones, from rhe F. W. Olin million mechanics laboratory, computer room, Inc., of New York, ro build Foundation, machine shop and offices for faculry and equip a new physics building. The and staff. Wake Forest University MAGAZINE tl N 0279-3<>-16' is published ~ix times J ye.tr tn granr of S3,719,625 is rhe second The new building will free 16,337 Seplember, October, January, February, Aprtl, Jndjune by Wake Forest Universny, Bo);. 7227 single foundation monetary g1fr largest square feer of classroom and laboratory Re)•nvlda StJtion, Winston-SJ.Iem , NC 21109-722-:' h is mailed free m Jlumm, parentS, and by rhe Universiry and rhe only benefactors_ Second cl3ss posuge p:ud .u Wmston-Salem. NC, and .u Greensboro, NC. U PS received space in Salem Hall, whiCh will be construct an entire 66!-SlO POSTMASTER end 1ddres' change; ro W1ke Forest University MAGAZIN E. 7227 one received ro solely occupied by the Department of since rhe school moved ro Re·ynolda Sr.ttion, \~hnsron-Sal em, NC 27109-7227 buildi ng Chemistry. Wmsron-Salem 1n 1956. Competition for the gram was keen HONOR ROLL EDITION

For V•ce Prestdent G. Wtlliarn Joyner The philosophy behind the numbers ( '66), Opemng Com·ocalton meatli the Jlarl of another banner year I am especially fond of the instructions Hann1b al gave his troops: ''Bring me nothing but bad news; good news weakens me" As we reflect on th is past year's fundraising good news, many of us at Wake Forest are feeling some weakness­ but not the complacency implictt 1n Hannibal's words. The gift of the RJR-Nabisco World Headquaners building was the largest unrestricted corporate gift in the h1story of higher education. More than that, tt was a vote of confidence in the fu ture of Wake Forest and will continue to strengthen the programs of the schools of law and management and to reflect RJR Nabisco's pan in educating leaders tn law and business. The RJR Nabisco gift was the highl1ght of a year in which we recorded the greatest number of major corporate, foundation, and individual gifts in Wake Forest's history. This record has led to much discussion on campus and 1n our volunteer groups about why indiv1duals, corporations and foundations are respond1ng with such unprecedented generos1ry. At the request of the Un1versity editor, I spent time this summer trying to p1npoint some reasons for our good fortune. CHANGING OF THE First and foremost, Wake Forest did not receive gifts because our staff asked GUARD: Dall.u Mackey (left! for them, Instead, rhey were g1ven by those who recognize that support of strong, congratulate/ R1cbard He

I. REYN OLD A CAMPUS 1986-87 1985-86 Alumni s 5,274.3 79 s 3.424,284 Non-alumni 2,4 12,768 2, 177,179 Foundations 2,230,577 2,970,422 Corporarions 2,439.757" 1,250, 169 Churches and ocher religious organizarions 423,010 597,876 Ocher 75,6 14 49, 182 Subroral SI2,856,I05•• SI0,469, 11 2

II. HAWTHOR NE CAMPUS TOTAL s 8,5 03,030··· s 9,582,3 02

Ill. R EYNOLDA AND HAWTHORNE CAMPUSES GRAND TOTAL OF SUPPORT S2 1,359, 135 .,.•• S20,051,414 President Hearn welcomes Ed and Cynthia Bouldin of rt1inston·Salem 10 Preudent'r Club reception at Graylyn. J\1r. Bouldm has been chosen us tbe archttecl for ebe new phyrtes Notes and Highlights bmldmg. • Nor included is rhe gift co rhe Umversiry of rhe RJRf N a bisco World Headquarters (valued by new paper reports a r S40,000,000) Dway ne Allen Hall ('81) and Angela P. Significant increases in amounts given co rhe Reyno lda Campus can be Pre si dent's Club celebrates Hall credired co arhleric fund-raisi ng effo rts and rhe successful Advantage rec ord recruitment John Marshall Haywood (57. '59 JD> Drive for rhe new coliseum Charles D. Heidgerd (69. '72 )D) and Linda Tilghman Heidgerd (70) ••• For rhe Medical Center, rhe heavresr payours from rhe significant The Wake Forese President's Club Robert Allen Hewerr ('60) increases in funding which have been generated rhrough rhe Equation celebrated a record year for recruiting Ashley L. Hagewood, Jr. (61, '63 jD) and fo r Progress Campaign wi ll come 10 1987-88 and 1988-89. new members during rhe 17rh Annual Wanny Wagsrer Hagewood ('62) N or included in rhese fi gures a re research grants (both privare and Presrdent's Club Weekend fesrivit~es , Joseph C. H olladay, Jr. (71, '73 MBA , '84 public) roraling S28,240,052-S27,000,000 co rhe Hawrhorne Campus Seprember 11-12. In 1986-87, 105 new jD) and Candace Boness Ho ll aday ('84) and S1 ,240,052 co rhe Rey nold a Campus. members joined rhe group. The MD) Hilron Terry Hutchens {'7-1 MBA , '77 )D) previous record, sec in 1985-86 was 81 Parrick·Gregory Jones 03) new members. John W. Kincaid, Jr. and Barbara Suddu rh Voluntary The President's Club was founded 10 Kincaid (78) Support 1970 co encourage srzable gifts co rhe John W. L.amben, Jr. (67) and Beverly UnrversiCy's various annual funds. Beavers L.amben ('65) Members pledge S I 0,000 co be pard William F. L.apone Ill (79, '83 MBA) over a decade. Ar lease one half of rhe1r Richard Douglas Laws (76, '79 JD> contribu(ions mus( be made to one or Richard Gordon Leader (70) more of rhe annual fund campargns Joseph Allen Lewis, Jr. (68) Toral membership of rhe club numbers Richard Michael Loflrn ('71) Lorinda Bolz Lomas (75 MBA ) 779 Thomas Theron Long Ill (62. '66 MD) President's Club members who Archie Edgar Lynch, Jr. (52, '57 JD> JOined berween Seprember 1986 and John E. Lynch and Carol C. Lynch September 1987 are lisred below· {Parems) Robert flercher Mann (55, '59 MD) Mary J. Marks (Parem) Douglas B. Abrams (76, '79 )D) and John M. May !'70, '72 JD> Margaret Smirh Abrams (76, '80 )D) Roger William Mayhew ('68) Allen Acton ('671 and Anira M. Aeton Kennerh David Miller (76) B. D. Allen and Carol Lumb Allen ('80 amuel Marrin Milletre (51 JD> 1985- 86 1986- 87 jD) Robert Dale Mills (71. '80 MBA ) and John M. Arnold (57) Carh enne T. Mills ··not Included Is the gilt to the Un1vers1ty ol !he RJR W orld Headquarters John Moseley Banks (76) (valued by newspaper reports at S40,000,000,) Roben Page Morehead 01. '32 MAl Joan Pierce Batde { 57) Kennerh A. Moser ('65, '68 JD> and Mary George Cheyne Berkow ('69) Nan Sweeney Moser ('66> Carole Barger Blossom (59) joseph Lloyd Nault II !'76. '78 )D) johannes M. B oehme ('79 MBA ) Robert Wayne Nixon (70> Edward S. Booher ('73. '82 jD) and John Hawkins NobliH (76 J D) Seen here as /mel com•crge before the Kimberly Going Booher ('83 jD) Will ram Hinron Olive, Jr. (59> croU'ds, Layton Field, tbe Unu·ersity's nell' James McMillan B owman (77, '80 MBA) Roger Ray Puckerr ('67) baJeba/1 Iladium, waJ dediCated on Sept. 26 and Barbara Bowman Holmead Oplinger (66) u·ttb ceremomes, an alumm game, and a joseph Frank Brannock ('39) Harold Mic hae l Parks (50) ptg ptekm '. The 5800,000 brtek stadutm Kenn eth Ru sse ll Braswell ('82 MB A) William Douglas Parsons (75 JD> complemeuli camp111 arcbuecture, seal! Bobby Roy Burchfield ('76) Kirk Edgar Parchel ( 69) about 2,000. and mc/udes an mdoor battmg Frank David Bur gess ('80) and Parricia Don Milron Pendleron (58 JD> pracftce area aud tu·o outdoor battmg cages Connell y Burgess ('81) Roben Monrgomery Perry ('66) Harry Lynell Bynum (76) umb tl!l rotur/sllr/aces.. M ore tbtm 200 Richard Lee Porrer ('79) Wade E. Byrd (73 )D) alum111 pledged S/30.000 tou·ard the Larry E. Price (72 JD) James C. Carlisle ('74 MB A) and Linda Eugene C. Pridgen ('75 MBA , 78 jD) and construction. MaJO r donattOili came f r om Anhur Carlisle ('83 MBA ) Jamie J. Pridgen John Koons and Gil Smttb (catcher ou the Judirh Marie Caner ('80 MBA ) Rogert Ray Puckert ('67) 19.54 team ). The home team. locker room Nelson M. Cassrevens, Jr. ('65 JD) ond Ea rle Rupert Purser ('42, '50 jD) ruas dedicated in tbe IMme of lti'tley Barbara Tew Cassrevens ('63) Srephen E. Richardson (75) Warren, tl former Deacon first ba1eman Manha Wrighr Cole ('66) George Jeffrey Ritz ('76) from the Clau of '.52 U'bo ira C011cb 111 Boyd Franklin Collier ('61) E. Kenr Rogers ('51) Raleigh. Srephen Bundy Cone ('85 J D) Harold E. Russell Jr. ('66 JD) E. Eugene Cooke and Mary Jane Cooke Michae l E. R yan and Ell en T. Ryan (Parems) {Parems) Timothy Joseph Croak ('76) Michae l D. Sa mu el and Susan Rivenba rk Charles C. Crowell Ill ('68, '72 MD ) and amuel ('68) Letterman's Day previous rwo. Guesrs were honored ar a Ann Reynolds Crowell Lester Dupuy ea rs ('71, '78 MBA ) pose-game receprion and pig pickin'. Donald B. Davis ('66) and Pamela Bain David P. Shouvlin (74, '79 JD) The Universiry welcomed back 80 "We have warched rhe Lenerman 's Davis ('66) Gregory Marshall Staron ('78) former Wake Forese tercer winners and Club grow in numbers and Ferd Leary Dav is, Jr. ('64, '67 JD> and j oy Fred J. mirh Jr. (M, '66 )D) rheir families on Sepr. 19 during rhe enthusiasm." Ho lmes said, "and this Baker Davis ('65) Jerry G. Tan ('55, '57 jD) Wake-N.C. Scare football game ar year's Lenerman's D ay is proof of rhe Grady Paul Davis II ('63) Dav id H. Tare ('55. '65 MD ) Groves Sradium. lr was rhe rhird growrh of chis rradirion ar W a ke Linwood L. Davis 3nd Marth a H. Davis James E. Tribble ('55) and Byrd Barnerre annual " Lenerman's Day." Forest." Presron Hackney Do rserr ('64, '67 MA , '70 Tribble (54) PhD) and Karen C. Lenerman's Day, a program of Wake Howard "Skinny" Ro throck of DorseH C. Jeffeq• Triplerr ('7;\) Thomas H. Ferzer, Jr. ('80) Ben Turner (69) Forese's Lenerman's Club, honors rhe Winston-Salem was recognized as rhe Edward Thomas Frac ki ewicz, Jr. 05) Willi am Guy Via (65> and Sharon Lynch men a nd women who earned lerrers oldesr former Deaco n in anendancc, James Ronald Gadd ('71) Via ('69) while com peeing ar Wake Forese. Jean and Red O'Quinn of Toronto, Canada John Wilson Gandy (78 MB A) f . L ee Weaver ('6-1, '67 JD) Holmes, Deacon Club assisrant, said was cired as rhe Lenerman who Richard Felron Gordon ('5-l, '56 JD> Staren Lang bourne Wilcox ('78 JD) this year's events far surpassed rhe rraveled rhe furthest. Marvin Kennerh Gray (58, '60 JD) Paul Lawrence Wingare (65) 3 CAMP U S CHRONICLE

College Fund "builds" Bowman Gray joins SECCA for the future in program Vice President for Health Affairs ·· A Time for Building ... for People and Executive Dean Richard Janeway and Programs;· rhe theme for rhe of Wake Forest's Bowman Gr ay School 1987-88 College Fund campaign of Medicine spoke at the N arional adopted by rhe College Fund National Institutes of Health Centennial at Duke Commiuee on September 12, will Universiry on Septembe support the Universiry"s long-range r 21, 1987. Norrh Carolina's major academic plans and emphasize rhe College research Fund's integral parr tn rheir success. inscic-utions, the Amencan Medical Association, and Du Ponr The commrrree also apprdved a S 1.4 presented the symposium, which million goal for the 1987-88 campaign, celebrated "the partnership which began July I and will run until berween June 30, 1988. government, academia, and industry." ""This year's rheme is a strong one; it In a r elated program, the Bowman will inform our alumni and parents Gray School of Medicine is about rhe capital and program plans of collaborating with the Southeastern the Universiry," said Gary B. Lambert Cenrer fo r Contemporary Arr (SECCA) ('77), College Fund Narional in Winston-Salem ro explore the Chairperson. ""The College Fund is relationship be tween the humanities helping ir happen. The Benson and science and medicine through a Dean John D. Scarlett (nght ), School of Law, takeJ over the preJidency of t he SoutheaJtero University Cenrer, a new physics lecture series. Conference of the Auoetatton of Amencan Law Schoo!J. Parham H. Wtlltanu (/eft ), dean buildin~. the Alumni Scholarship "We are indeed pleased to be a parr of the Cumberla11d Sch ool of Law at Samford Umvemty handJ Ot'er the gavel at the Program, new programs in inter­ of this exciting collaborative venture So.utheartertz Conference meetmg m Pmehurii 011 Augur/ 4, 1987. national srudres, and rhe addition with SECCA," said Dr. Janeway. "It has been said rhar ·medicine is the mosr of many outstanding faculry members rhe past rwo years. Chairman - Sheila Ann Fulton "68; humane of sciences, rhe most empiric are just a few of the developments. Members of rhe 1987-88 College 1970's Decade Chairman · Deborah of arrs, and the mosr sctentific of Conrribuuons will support building, Fund N a tional Commirree include Past Dixon Lambert 78; 1980's Decade humanities." programmtng, and most important, National C h airman and Alumni Chairman . Lillian Hill Pinro "83 ·so, "Ulrimately, medicine and rhe fine people-ro build an even beuer Wake Association President - W. Premiss JD; Anniversary Reunion Class arrs share a common goal-to improve Forest." Baker, Ill "65; Advance Giving Campaign Chairman - John Thomas the quality of life. This lecture series The campatgn seeks contributions Chairman - Barbara Sudduth Kincaid Mills '60; Senior Class Campaign firs nicely with rhar goal because ir is from alumni, parents and friends ro be 7 8; National Telethon Chairman - Chairman - Pamela E. Hunter "88; and used wherever need is greatest in the Nancy E. Brawley 76; 1940's Back designed ro enrich the lives of those Parents' Association Chai rman · John living in this community." undergraduate College. Giving from Decade Chairman -James T pencer, K. Ke rr individuals ro the College Fund has Jr. MD. "4 1; 1950's Decade Chairman Dr. Alvin Poussaint, an expert on grown by S391,020 or 36 percent tn -J Thomas Ogburn "52; 1960's Decade family and corporate life, will present rhe first lecture on Dec I.

Alum ni clubs Parents ' Weekend brings Kenilworth, IL, the Parents" Council mom and dad to campus mer on campus Friday and Saturday to The Boston Club held a special Chrcago, IL 60652; Phone - (312) 43·1· discuss academic advising at Wake receptton and dinner on July 12 Bob 7500 (0 ). Over 400 famtlies vistted campus for Forest. The Pa rents" Council also Mills (71, MBA "80) was rhe Dr. Thomas K Hearn was the Parents" Weekend, eptember 25-27 approved a goal of 5200,000 for the Unrver~tty speaker. Club President· special guest on eptember 8 at the Parents met srudenrs· fnends and 1987-88 Pa renrs· Campatgn for the Paul Orser (69), 76 Cresr Road, Emerywood Country Club tn High professors during actrvittes whrch College Fund. Gifts to the campatgn Wellesley, MA 02181, Phone - c617) Point. Club Pre rdenr: David B included a Friday evening dinner and are used to rmprove Wa ke Forest 237-4464 (H ). Ashcraft, Box 2086, High Potnr, NC program, parent/ faculty/student mixer facilities and programs Columbus, alumnt and 27261; Phone - (919 ) 884-4444 cOl and rhe Wake Forest vs. Appalachtan The Parents" Council, which meets fnends rnvired current and prospective The stxth annual Ptg Pickrn' was Stare football game. The weekend was rwtce annuall y, ad vrses rhe Unrverstry, srudenrs and thetr pa rents as rhetr held by the San Diego Club on sponsored by the Student Government assrsts wtth fund raistng, and serves as guests to a receptton on July 28 ar rhe eprember 18 . Club Presrdenrs: Steve Associ a uon. a liaison berween Wake Forest and rhe home of Glenn (69) and Linda Karr. (70) and Kristen {70) Earle, 1956 After remarks from Prestdenr parenrs of liS students. The Parents" Assrsranr Football Coach Whitey Wedgemere Rd., El Cajon, CA 92020; Thom as K Hearn Jr and Provost Council joined members of the Wake Jordan and Julius Corpening ('49), Phone - (619) 461-8363. Edwin G. Wilson ('43) during the Forest Patrons' Sociery for a reception assistant vice president for On eprember 26, the Phila d e lphia arurday morning program, parents at Graylyn Friday evening. The development, were special guests ar rhe Oub celebrated the 200th Anniversary attended pa nel5. Academic Ltfe and Patrons' Sociery consists of parents Colu m b ia, SC club meeting. Club of the U.S. Constitution. Dr. David MaJors, Student Relations, and Campus who contribute S I ,000 or more President. Lewis Henderson ('76), Smiley, professor of hrstory since 1950, Life and Activities. annually ro rhe Parents" Campaign. P. 0 Box 8567, Columbia, SC 29202; joined in the tour w11h his Led by Parents" Association Co­ The parents of 66 students joined rhis Phone- (803) 252-3000 (0). commentary. Club President: Tom Rae Chatrmen Jo hn and Margre Kerr, of grving club during fiscal year 1986-87 The Cen tral Alabama Club held (76), P 0 . Box 163 , Landenberg, PA irs second annual summer picnic on 1935 0; Phone - (302 ) 239·2829. August 8 ar the Birmtngham Zoo's The Wake Forest Clubs of Picntc Pavilion with incoming and Phila d e lphia, New J ersey, New You know you're special. current srudenrs and their families. York, and Boston sponsored a pre­ Club President: Sam Gladding ('67, '71 and post-game reception for the Army MEd), 1449 Lrnda Visra Drive, game on Oe

4 CAMPUS CHRONICLE New coliseum Cbarltc Paucrson, aiJOCtale dtrt:Ctor of raucd 6.3 nullmn 111 pledges und gt/IS. alhleu cr. (/eft ) and Ed Shell on, g•·n.:r•l rurpanmg the. on;.; mal Sj ,.u/llon goJI. chatrman of t be Adr•unll.lf.:C drtu:, Jurz·e) On/)' 50 of the 600 'ruper teiJII" remam lhL· cotulrsiC/1011 JIIC for IIJt: neu colueum. u,uold SurpluJ mom:; u til bl! uu·d for Tbt: Home Cou rt Adt·a ntugc dru 11 e m tbc capuul tmprtncmt:nlr utlbm rbc uthll'IIC Jeco nd phase Adt·a magc II Tbc dru e btu departm~:nt --

The History of Reunion update Wake Forest College Volume IV Imagine your surprise: It has been Wake Forest, and I'm happy to see that some Bynum Shaw, professor of Journalosm, award-wonnong 10 - 50 years since you received the University is planning special your novelost, and hosrorian, rakes up the srory of Wake Forest diploma, bur someone doesn't events for reunion classes The know that. You where Dr. George W. Paschal left off. This volume covers the just opened a letter coordinated effort of the Alumna Office from Wake Forest penod from 1943 to 1967, which was the Universoty co find a and indovidual class volunteers helps " end of the Tnbble ad­ momstratoon and dreaded blue book. Oh, horrors! Inside In addition to providing activities, a rich ume on Wake Forest hostory. os a "rest" that purports to measure entertainment, and an atmosphere for 0 World War II, admtssion of women, and return of the veterans your " HQ"--Homecoming Quotient. rekindling friendships, the Annoversaty The "HQ 0 Approval of an offer by the Z. Smith " test was a mailing sent to Reunion Class campaign raised $181,726 Reynolds Foundation members of decade reunion classes ro on gifts to the 1986-87 College Fund 0 The end of Korchon 's presidency and search for a successor promote the first annual Anniversary from members of the five •nniversary 0 lnaugu rauon of Tnbble and the story of his leadershop Class Reunion program For 18 reunoon classes, a 141 percent increase 0 Ground months, volunteers breakong wo th President Harry S Truman from the classes of on goving from those five classes. Their 1937, 1947, 0 The move of rhe college from 195 7, 1967, and 1977 planned overall participation nte rose from H Wake Forest to Wmston-Salem rhe celebration The Office of Alumni tO 52 percent. 0 Student hfe, arhlenc programs, departmental histories Activities provided a framework, and "Fund raising for the Class of 1957 0 Dozens of old poctures and thousands of names recalled each Anniversary Reunion Class was by no means a chore," said Marvin Publication date: February comminee made plans. The program Gentry ('57) "We had an excellent 3, 1988 concludes with Homecoming '87, turnout for our telethon naght It was Prepublo canon reservauons are $19.95 plus $1.50 for shippong November 6-8 interesting ro call people you haven't and handling. Price after publication is $21.95 plus s/ h. One Wake Forest alumnus, our-of­ seen in 30 years." touch with rhe Universoty sonce hos "Wake Forest goves you more than graduation in 193 7, responded ro the knowledge," explained H L. Hart, in Please reserve __ copoes at a total of $21.45 each. l e nclose blue book quesuonnatre by summing up his work for the reunion a check payable to Wake Forest Unoversory for .,. ______volunteering for his Anniversary "The atmosphere and spim of arne ______Reunion __ Class Committee. H L. Hart congeniality still seem ro exost at the Address ______('37). __ who had never before new Wake Forest! I've been very much contributed to rhe University, made impressed with the same spirit that City, stare, zop ------­ one of the largest gifts to the 1937 still exists there." Mao! reservations to "Wake Forest Hostory," Office of the Provost, Anniversary Reunion Class campaign. Box 7225, Reynolda Station, Wonston-Salem, NC 27109. Then with his wife, Maxine ('40), Mr. Hart comacred 60 of his classmates. He called, wrote leners, and, when possible, made personal vosits. "Maxine and I stayed on the road a R.B.DANCE while," said Mr Hart describing the 1500 miles traveled vosottng classmates. In December Mr Hart sent Christmas cards to each member of rhe class of 193 7 to further encourage their attendance at Homecomong. "It was JUSt something I wanted to do for Wake Forest," Mr. Hart said While the H arts were on the road, members of the various committees wrote newsleners and organized for the annual College Fund telethon Merle H onkle ('77), Homecommg Commonee Chairman for hos class, remarked, ''I've always done a lot with

CLASS OF 1937: Highest percentage of givers at 70.7%; S27,980 raised in 1986-87 compared to S6,867 in 1985- 86. Most calls by a classmate, 60 by H. L. Hart '37 CLASS OF 1947 : 43% increase in giving over 1985- 9005 86; 35% class participation; $7,92 /N 1 0 16 o X 25• raised for the 1986-87 College Fund CLASS OF 1957: Class gift to Springtime at Reynolda College Fund was increased from $15,370 in 1985-86 ro $61,502 A New Limited Edition Print sions and he has wrotten articles in Memorie for art magazones both here 1986-87 s of Wake Forest are rekondled by "Sprongtome at and abroad Hos paontongs 51% of rhe class· gave to the Reynolda have been featured on the books: " a new full color hmoted edition pront by Robert B. 40 Wnterrolorists nud H College Fund, up from 32.5% rhe Dance ow Tloey Work , Pauotong "' Alkyd and . The panoramic view shows Reynold a House and the nat­ /owisr/1/r Tlwrg to See. previous year. CLASS OF 1967 : ural gardens woth kotes high in the air on a sun swept sprong day. How to Order Over 200 members of class gave to An edition of 900 sogned and numbered prints, "Springtome "Sprong tome at Reynold a" is ossued as a hmoted edttion print rhe 1986-87 College Fund for a roral at Reynolda" os perfect for alumm who wosh to remember this avaolable to Wake Forest al um no , students, parents and fnends of $44,382. This compares ro a total beautiful part of the Wake Forest campus. . Proceeds will help fund Student Alumno Council programs and of $23,568 for 1985-86. CLASS OF The Artist prOJects. "Springtime at Reynolda" ts available etther framed 1977: Exceeded class goal Robert B. Dance os acclaimed for hos ability of $25,000 to capture light or unframed Framed pronts are double matted and by SI4,942 and space on landscape and seascape framed for a class gifr roral of paonting. He os a grad­ on a rich wood mouldong specoally selected for thos offerong uate of the Philadelphia Museum College . S39,942; 47.1% of rhe class of Art and is well Questions regardong thts special offer should be made on wrotong known for his watercolor and Alkyd paintongs participated in the campaign, up . His work and mailed to Wake Forest Unoversoty Student Alumno Council has appeared in Amerocan Artist magazone , from 389£ in 1985-86. on several occa- 7208 Reynold a Station, Wonston-Salem, .C 27109.

5 Try to remember Glad for £dztor'I 1101e: of neoghbors Today Kim os 1he The class of '82 Homecoming chairman, spending her Recem alumni. free momems rounding up class where I've by Muriu HelliOn ('82) Do you see •heir da!es of gradua11on members 10 come back 10 Winswn- wriuen in 1he magazine and feel toke a alem on November and march around s1ranger in a s1range land? Do you go Where were you on October 27, 1he quad. been back 10 Homecoming and wonder how 1979? If you were a Wake Fores1 "'I wam ro go back and see all 1he 1hey can possibly know and love Wake s!Udem, you were probably at Groves people I grew up with a1 Wake by Chmtme Varboly ('87) Forest 1hrough 1he vicissi!Udes of 1ime 1adium, wa!Ching in wonder as 1he Fores1," she says. "I had such a good and seasons-football, baske1ball, "Cinderella 1eam" made magoc. experoence 1here. Every 1ime I go A classmate read my hear! as only soccer, tennis, golf, baseball-1he way Tha1 day, Homecomong 1979, rhe back, l 1hink, ·r JUS! had 1he grea1es1 he could. "If l had wld you four years you do? Deacons burs1 from rhe locker room 11me."" Kim os married ro Gary Sue ago 1ha1 afrer graduating from Wake \Ve asked some vimage '80s alumno afrer half11me 10 !Urn 1he game around. ("81 ), a lawyer. They live on Fores1 you wouldn'1 hop rhe firs! plane 10 1ell us wha1 1hey"re doing and Led by quanerback Jay Venmo and Greensboro where Kom leaches six1h back 10 New York, you would have 1hinkong on 1he "green and carefree" running back James McDougald, 1he grade. sneered. If l had wid you 1hat you years. Deacons pushed 1h ree long droves 10 The friends, 1he small soze of 1he would spend rhe eruire summer in 10uchdowns while 1he defense campus, 1he beach !Unes 1ha1 blas1ed Winswn- alem and enJO)' ir, you would squelched Auburn's las• despera1e from the KA jukebox on Friday have lau.ghed on my face. . . And now effom. Wake Fores1 bea1 the 13•h• ahernoons omo a pholosophy class in look at you." ranked fo01ball 1eam in 1he na11on, Tribble Hall, 1he leisurely "who's­ Look a1 me. I'm in such a state of 12-38 where" cruose 1hrough 1he s1acks at 1he flux rogh1 now tha1 11 os hard 10 keep For 1he Class of 1982. sophomores a! library, and 1he 2 a.m ou11ngs 10 Fa1 things under comrol, much less in rha1 magic momem, 1ha1 game os one Mama"s and Coalson's aher rhe Safari perspeC!ive. All I've been able to of rhe memories we brong 10 rhos year's Room, Zoggy·s, or TOG-rha!"s wha1 concentrate on is wha1 10 wear to rhe Homecoming celebra1ion of our five­ we remember nexr job interview and now, thankfully, year reunion. lr's been none years sonce Daphne Sneed Holcomb would relove we converged, wide-eyed, on 10 work \'(/ ake Fores1 is a world away. It's been nine years since 1he her freshman year. "You do things A1 Wake Fores1, ~ learned abour 1he campus w11h our U-hauls, Look Books, you'd never do agaon and pr obably world-i1s history, people, l11erarure, we converged wide-eyed, on home10wn honey's 1elephone number, 1hongs you'd never admit," she says, policoes, and sys1ems-and about the campus with our U­ 1eely Dan and Mo10wn albums, ragas, laughing Daphne, a CPA and 1he myself· s1rengrhs, weaknesses, 1alems, Topsiders, des11noes 10 gaon 1he comroller a1 Hubbard ConslruCiion Co. beliefs. l also glimpsed some of 1he hauls, Look Books, "freshmen 20"-our ambotions. A1 on Orlando, Fla., won't be able 10 come unique culture of the ou1h. Pimemo hometown honey's 1hose freshmen moxers, half of us were 10 Homecomong. he 1ries 10 keep up cheese, Moon Pies, biscuits, people buddong doCiors, half fledglong lawyers. wi1h her friends, bu1 says, "You ger a who say "hey'\even if 1hey don't know telephone number, Steely Where are we now? litde b11 our of 10uch, whereas people you, fomball fans who wear 1heir Dan and Motown albums, Kim Harvoel from pencer came 10 on Nonh Carolona always ge1 toge1her." Sunday besr-a brave new world for Wake Fores1 wi1h a slighdy larger As usual, Bob Morris, former me. Yer, l was certain char l would togas, Topsiders, destinies suppon group 1han jus! 1he usual Mom Magnolia Room wai1er and Pika return home 10 Brooklyn; New York­ to gain the "freshman and Dad. Gathered around her oumde fra1erniry bro1her, woll be a1 born-and-bred is hard 10 shake. 1he pos1 office on oriema1ion day were Homecoming. "J haven"• missed one The same qualiry 1ha1 drew me to 20"-and our ambitions. her parems, a brorher, grandparems, ye1," he boasts. "You don't see any of Wake Forest bound me ro i1-a special members of rhe ex1ended famoly, and, the game. You jus1 hang ou1 w11h kind of friendliness thar somehow 11 seems lokely in relrospeCI, a couple everybody a1 the ho1 dog s1and." .reveals 1rue concern. I came 10 feel myself a vi1al pan of rhe U niversiry community, someone who could make a difference 1hrough my froendships, my campus aC1ivi1ies. and my studies. l had found my mche, bm I always knew rhar my future lay in New York Jusr aher Commencemem, however, l was govtn 1he .opporrunory 10 aCI as s1aff assis1am 10 Provosr Edwin G. Wilson for three momhs, so l s1ayed. The 1ransi1ion from srudem ro adminos1ra10r is never simple. as 1he many alumno who occupy Reynolda Hall already know One realizes 1ha1 the venerable ins1itu11on known as a unoversiry os really a very complex corporate slruCiure. reple1e w11h conflicts and comroversies. Admonos1ralion offered me a new perspeC!ive on Wake Foresr and 1he people who suppon her I also had J chance 10 observe Mr Wolson, an alumnus and long-tome adminis1ra10r, who, more than anyone l have mel, embodies rhe ideals which Wake Forest >eeks 10 uphold. I could rhmk of no bener way 10 end my college career . and begin my working career l m back w New York now, rt:doscovering 1he ciry whoch no longer feels qu11e like home The museums. the 1hearre. 1he people-all seem new Jnd exco11ng. As a publishong assis1am CrHlme l',,r/]()/) OP! w.u "" edllor of a1 a major midrown publishing firm, OLD GOLD A D BLACK .md" lm bcong new challenges and leJrnong. Carm·e/1 Schol.zr. Sh~ Ipelll a I

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After 1982, Bob spent fou r more (a t Whitaker Park) and that night we Ha ppy for him," Lisa Kline M owry says, referring years at Wake Forest earning the wore black masks and tee-s hirrs­ ro her husband, Chris. He was the lead JD/ MBA degree. The biggest change hoods and ashes-to the lavalier singer in a popular campus band and for him during the five years, he jokes, ceremony?" Leslie has n't changed still moonlights as a musician and does wh ere I'm has been "I had ro get a job." Now a much in the last five years, bur "I think research by day at Emory University's trust officer with Barnett Banks Trust I've come ro appreciate how different pharmacology department. Lisa is an • Co. in Tampa, Fla., he says Wake people are." Residents in obstetrics and account executive at Manning Selvage Forest prepared him go1ng well for his work. gynecology also work with drug addicts, and Lee public relations firm . "I feel very good about my education. I teenage morhers, the poor-people In 1984 when they went ro by Davtd Friedersdorf ('87) can handle about anything." generally outside the world of college. Homecoming rogerher, several of Landon King is another whose "''m less judgmental; I see people Chris's friends asked Lisa, "Where did formal education didn't end with the from all walks of life. You accept them you go ro school?" "We had different "All rhe world will step aside for a man undergraduate years. Landon, who for who they are and help them in any groups of friends," says Lisa. "It's fun who knows where he is going." -from came to Wake Forest from Kentucky as way you can." to see the reactions of people who rhe motion picture SPENCER'S a scholar and football player, will join Other class members echo Leslie's didn't associate us with each other." MOUNTAIN. the donors' roster when he finishes changed perspective. From a dorm Donna Desern and Rob Draughon, medical school at Vanderbilt next year. room "home" and a couple of hours another pair of classmates who Those words have been an He is in the second year of an sleep berween exam or road trips, we married, return often to Wake Forese. inspiration co me, reminding me rhat American Heart Association fellowship have progressed to houses, families, Rob earned an MBA at Duke and does there is always room in the world for researching Adult Respirarory Distress and ca reers. financial analysis for leveraged buyouts someone who will work for what he Syndrome in blood vessels in the lungs. ''I've been married three months and as a directOr of the Montrose wanes. Nevertheless, a few short He hopes to rerurn for Homecoming. two days," says a proud David Rowell, Corporation in Durham. "I like to go months after I graduated from Wake "I have a blast every rime I go back," who is a sales representative for back ro realize how good you had ir," Forest, I happened upon SPENCER'S he says. "I would love to have a 'second Dillard Paper Co. in Atlanta. He and he says. He marvels at how far he and MOUNTAIN as 1 flipped through the chance' to go ro Wake Forest," he adds. his wife are renovating a h ouse in a his friends have come. cab le channels, and I found a threat in He spent 30 ro 50 hours a week on 1920s section of downtown Atlanta. "If you look back ro college a nd what those words in light of my brief football activities. If he had it ro do Margaret Kerfoot, who was an editor you thought we would end up doing .... " encou·nter with rhe "real world." over, "I would lead a more bohemian of OLD GOLD AND BLACK, is now a His voice trails off and he laughs. "''d I had been working with people who college life-rake a more eclecric array corporate loan officer at First estimate rhar a third of my fraternity had known since age 18 what they of courses. I would do a lor more of American Bank of America in brorhers went on ro grad school. wanted to be at age 28. I had begun ro everything." Arlingron "making big loans ro big People thought they wouldn't graduate, wonder whether my personal goals Leslie Danese Kammire has people," as she describes her let alone go ro grad school." completed her medical degree. The responsibilities. For the reunion, she The class of 1982: a " Cinderella should be more focused and immediate Bowman Gray School of Medicine and several of her Fidele Society sisters ream? " in order ro keep the rest of the world resident in obstetrics and gynecology have reserved seven rooms at the "The Class of 1982," Rob says, from pushing me aside I realize rhar laughs when she recalls her college Holiday Inn. "We're going ro be so successful char my generation is full of young people days. "When I think of Wake Forest, 1 A number of the Class of 1982 people will have ro notice." who decide a vocacion in their teens think of a group of us who lived up on married classmates. One husband and "A Wake Forest tradition," rheir and who aggressively prepare to carve S.O.P.H. hall and how we just spent wife hadn't known each other at Wake elders mighr say. a niche in an increasingly specialized rime laughing and ordering Domino's Forest, bur say that they "knew of each world. Where does that leave a history pizza, eating, eating, eating." other." They mer and starred daring in Maria H enson ('82) is tbe major who hasn't yet stepped on the "Remember the rime we threw Sue Atl anta. Washington correspondent for I he first rung of the corporate ladde r (H a milton Ecleberry) into the fountain "I mer him in The Shakes. I knew of ARKANSAS GAZETTE. because he hasn't yet chosen which ladder ro climb? I remind myself: it leaves me in a position of unlimited possibilities ro explore, learn, and lead. Embarking on a year-long antipodal adventure ro Australia as a Rotary Scholar is my chance to build stairs and avo 1d the ladder for a while. Stairs, you see, have a strong foundation, so rhat while I continue ro climb skyward, I ca n make turns or even move ln a spiral to see everything around me. Going through Australia may seem an odd path to choose, bur I am looking forward ro seeing rhe world from the other side, literally and figuratively. The chance ro study and travel in Australia is helping me realize rhat rhe world is nor so large and rhe opporrunnies it affords are nor so small. I look forward to rra vellmg through rhe South Pacific on my way ro ydney. I look forward to learning about myself and wbar 1t is that I, as an American, represent for the people I will meet. I look forward ro watching rhe Olympics from a nation ch at is nor a superpower under political pressure. Will the significance of the events be rhe same? How will I mrerprer rhe 1988 Da vtd Frt edersdo rf ( '87) was a presidential election from rhe other Carswell Scbolar at Wake Forest. He s1de of the globe? How will the leaves tn ]a>wary to begi11 the academic Australian Bicenrenn1al Celebration year tn the Land Dow11 Under. H e compare ro our own celebration of such spent a summer study term m E11gland, a radically different founding? where he became sufficiently I am nor certain what I will be doing acquamted with Vegemite sa11dwiches. in I 0 years, or even rwo, bur I know where I am going. I am going where my efforts, my education, and my dreams rake me.

7 "DISCmguashed EducJtor Aw.:~rd" for EJstern RJndolph Hogh School. NC. goven by 1he '61 c L A s Rundolph County School sy!!item for the year 1986- s 87 She Frank H. Dunn Jr. has been elected v1c~­ hJs )OIIIt:d the staff of Chrascon howcase in cha1rman .a.nd member or the bo.a.rd of the First Shelby, NC .a..s .a.n interior designer She and her N 0 T E S Un1on N.a.uonal Bank or North CJrolin.1. H~ will husband, John, h.a.v~ 3 sons 0 james Russell head the b.a.nk·s 293-branch N C. bank1ng group. Capps (55) lS a planner .a.t the NC Emergency 0 Francis Fenderson LS an attorney in the ~iJn.1gement D1vlS1on 0 james E. Tribbl e: (5~) R1chmond, VA law firm of Cane, Fenderson & of Th~ Tobacco lnsmute on was inducted as a fellow of th~ Amcrrcan December '1. 1986 College Jeffnes. 0 VIrginia Martin. professor of boology '20s & .a.nd, onJJnu<~ry of Trial L3w)·ers He '30s l, 1987, becam~ counsel as a partn~r 10 charge to the of at Queens College, received the Que~ns Teachmg Greensboro IJw firm appellate hugauon 1n a M1am1 of Adams, Klceme1er, , FL law firm_ 0 Award, che colleg~·s highest Charles Barrett How:u-d Sr. ("22) receoved 1he honor, last April She Hagan, Hannah & Fouts 0 WUUam E. Poe WUla Adcock (56) 1s self--employed m the rental has Religious Herir.age of led study murs for studentS to Kenya and America's Gold Medal (47) recetved the Relagious Hemage busmess 10 Fuquay·Varrna, NC. uf Amenca·s Her husband Tanzania, has taught and supervised a laboratory award I3.St October Hr is d1rector of bwm~ss Watson and professional award la.st October He ('57) is vice president and loan officer technicians· training denomJnauonaJ relauons at Campbell program 10 Nig~ria , and has UniH~rs1ry is senior partner 10 the Charlotte firm, Parker, for Southern Nauon;ll Bank 0 John R. Bouldin D Ellzabethtown, spent several summers working in the NC physici:~n E. C. Bennett Poe, Thompson. Bernstein, Gage and Preston ('56) is pastor of Pine Level Church 0 1n che parasuology unit ac the Centers for DLSea.se ("24) reurcd about ten years ago and now lives 10 Doug E1am (' 48) founded Buckhead Brokers, Johnston Association 0 Joe Freeman Britt ('56) Control Whue Lake, NC. 0 Phys1cian Maurie 1n Atlanta 0 James L Pe.arcc Jr. has B. Cree Inc., one of the largest real estate farms in is dastrict attorney for th~ 16th Judicial DIStrict of (28) reurcd to che northern been promoced to stmor vice president of NCNB neck of Virgml3, on Atlanta.. He has since sold the f1rm, but conunues North Caroltna 0 H. Dean Propst (56), the Rapp.thannock in tatesville, NC. He has been act1v~ an the Ra ..·rr. 0 T. Rupen Coleman co own and operate Buckhead chancellor of che Un1vers1ty lnt~rnauonJI, ltd, System of Georg1a, Statesville Rotary Club, lS on ('29) .and has wafe Lucille have been honored by an mcern.monal the board of mvescmem subsadiary 0 Ced.l was honored by the Nauonal Consoruum for directors the cre3tiOn of the T Rupe-rt Coleman of th~ lredeii-Sutesvill~ YMCA and IS Fuquay ('48) remed July I He has been Educauon Access. H1s efforts to develop and Dtstinguashcd Professorship at d1v1sion chaarman for the 1988 Unued Way Southern BapttSr pnnc1pal of Llfayeue School, Kipling. NC. for ~xpand the pool of black Amencans holding Theological th~ campaign 0 Larry B. Sinon St 16 years PhD, and to has 0 Mynle Whitaker Price strengthen the faculty at traditionally been named Tromon. NCJudge jobn D. I..arklnsjr. ("29,JD to the Board of Governors of the (48) reured from publ1c school teaching 10 1986 black colleges wer~ cited. 0 Thomas E. tegall 30) h35 been included Norrh Carolina Bar AssociatiOn He lS a partner m rhe forry-f1fth cdiuon of and as minister of musiC Jr. (~6) at .a.ndy Pbins 8Jpusc IS a cerufied real estate appra1ser and in the Greensboro u- ·ho't \Vho m Amenc.z 0 Llst ~by, james IJw firm of muh Helms E. Church on Shelby. 0 Mildred Leath Shuford works for ERA Network ReJlry in Henderson_ 0 Peters ("H) r«eJved Ferrum College's Mullos & Moore 0 james W. Walk retired pres1dent or Koger Properues, Inc real estat~ director of Row.a.n MemoriJI Hospital Jnd NC 0 Sandra Peterson ·~71 hves in last spring ah~r nearl)' fifty y('J.rs m pract1ce. 0 de'"·dopment company. 0 pres1dem of the alisbury Rotary Club. 0 Perry Game-sville, FL where she IS .1 clmlcal social Charles B. Davisjr. ('35) 1s a personnel secunry A. Cline Jr. ('49} has reured JS .JSsociate worker for Shands Hospnal From Oct 1986 to specialist for the Defense lmelligence Agency . He professor of cbssical Llngu.1ges Jt G.a.rdner· \\:'ebb MJ)' 1987, she worked tn a JOb exchange progum ltves in Arlington, VA 0 Lonnle Boyd Reavis College. 0 Carlos T. Cooper Jr. ( 191 " J m t.fJnchester, England. 0 joyce A. Pon.e.r (~7) t ~5) ~rved pastorates m and Norrh '62 pod1arri.M Jnd practiCes in Burlington. ~C 0 IS a family ther.tplst m pri\'Jte practiCe 1n Groliru for rwenty-f1"e years, and wJs d1reccor of Charles W. Dobson 49), ODS. remed from Charlotte. he specializes 10 problems of gnef and jerry E. Haywood was named pnnCipal of ~velopment .n Southwestern Bapust Theolog1cal the!' Buncombe County Hc=-.1lth Dept. 1n long-term 11lnesses 0 Carol Jennette book C.a.nhage ElementJry School for the coming Semmary for e1ghteen years He and his v.·afe Asheville. NC September l 0 joe Henderson (')(, ha\ plt.UJnt m~mun~ uf J trap to school yeJr by th~ Moore County School Board, Mabel li\·e m Fort Worth, TX D lra Lee Baker Morris < ·l9l is .10 attorney 1n Fayenevillt', NC 0 Istanbul, Turkel. where she '"isited her d.1ughter NC. O jlmjohnson JD> •s J Nonh CaroltnJ t 36) lS mduded 1n the 1987 ed1uon of u· ·hf.I'I The Re'" Jackson Kent O utlaw Jr. ( -19! 1s 0 Charles W. Wlgg:s .5.,1 Jnd h1s v.1re, Bonn_ie st.ue senJtor 0 Llst April. Roben Knott ( BS, U''ho m tht: U";orld. He IS reured from the faculty pastor ac Bethesda Unned Methochst Church 1n Johnson Wiggs (attended m '60). tr.a.,-eled from MA '69J, provost and dean of CatawbJ College. of East Carolma Un1versuy, and lives m China northern Da\·td.son Count)', NC. He holds the KoreJ (wher~ the)· are miss1onanes) to \X'insmn­ receaved the Trustee Award for Outst;mding Grove, NC. 0 San Francisco phys1c1an Oy de C. ~fJ.srer of Davinacy degree from Vanderbah Salem thiS past May to attend che1r daughter, Concnbuuon to the College_ Greene (' 3 7) 0 George C. Le-wis has retired. He IS convalescing at Un1"ersiry and I.S workmg on a doctoral~ from Lisa·-. gr.a.du.a.tion. he IS the fourth WFU graduat~ has been named Dean of Ac.a.d~mtc Education at home from back operatiOns 0 Joseph Branch Drev. Univ~rs1ty. MJ.d1son, NJ 0 n David m the Wiggs family On the- mp over. the)' .a.ndh1lls Commumt)· College 10 Pinehurst, NC. 0 (jD '381. retared Nonh Carohna. Supreme Court Parnell ·19l, 0-Robeson, deliv~red the provided escort service for 6 Kor~an infants on The book lnerary b1ography presented 1s a professor of or Uri Sandburg-will be annually b)· th~ North GrolinJ Bar J Q. Parnell, Inc and Parnell Oil Co. of Park(()n, pholosophy Jl •he College of Wolliam and Mary 0 published by Arhan~um 10 1988. ht served as Association and recogniz6 serv1ce that has NC. 0 Billy Williamson Royal ( 19) and h1s Henry E. Copple Ill (58> and hiS wofe Mary pnnc1pal consultant for the award-winnmg PBS strengthened th~ US legal system 0 Oifton W. wife Nancy have a daughter , Emily Grolin.a., born have a daughter, Beth, who entered W .1ke Forest film b1ogaphy. Carl S~Jndburg. Echoes and Everen (38, JD "40) had a bulldong on 1he on O\.ember 27, 1980. They ha"e four ocher as a freshman this fall Sh~ IS th~ fourth StlenceJ. 0 Donald B. Mille.r works for Nev.­ campus of Pin Commun1ry College, Greenville, children. 0 g~neration Copple to auend Wake Forest, Yorl Ltf~ lnsuranc~ Co. in Columbia, SC. 0 NC. named aher him Evereu IS chairman of the following her father; her grJndfather, H E. Judges Brenson Mudd board of trustees of the college. 0 Jr. JUSt finished a sunt Copple Jr ('27); and her gr~at grandfath~r. H E. as dJSs agent He IS a product planner for IBM '50s Copple ( 1887). Henry E. Coppl~ Ill is an assistant Corporation 1n Raleigh. 0 Mary Anne: pnnCJpal m the Gaston Counry Schools, and H E. Copenhaver VIckery is a programmer for Copple Jr runs Copple- Furn1tur~ Company 1n Process Compu1ers, Inc 1n Houston, TX '40s The Rev. L G uilfo rd Daugherty (50) IS 0 Monroe, C. 0 Wllllam C. Rogers (58> IS assistant co the president for World VisiOn 1n VA, Bernard Bridgers president and chief operating officer or Secu.ricy (40) 1s a landscape design NC and SC. His office IS in Raleigh. 0 R. consultant who owns Federal avings and Loan Association 1n Durham, his own business, and he Claxton Hall ('50> IS an account executive for '63 presemed a report NC. In July, 1987, he was elected JS a new on The Effea of H•gh Consolidated Plann1ng, Inc. H~ JUSt finished a PhorphoruJ on th~ Flou.e-nng m~mber of 1he Nonh Carolina Leagu~ of avings of the Waterlily rwo-year term as president of the ~aeon Club, Franklln M. A.ve:rin, an agent with A vemr Glono1a at the f1rsc international lnsutution's Board of Directors 0 Rowland H.. symposium of and is cha~rnu.n of the board of d.~reetors of th~ Insurance, has be-en elected to First Un1on the Waterhly Socoel)' 0 G. Thomas Jr. ('58) is senior ex.ecuuve viCe WUlls Bennett (41) School of Pasmral Care Foundation at North National Bank's Lumberton board of dtreccors 0 IS provost of Southern Bapust president of Nauonal Data Corporation, and i.s Theological Carolma Baptist HospuaL 0 Howard Knight Allee: Boley Ayers recel\led an MA in Reading Semmary. He has been dean of responsible for both credit card ~rviCes and the Semmary's ('50) scored a hole m one on 1he Moreh~ad City Educauon from Applach1an tate University last school of 1heology corporatt financial serviCes. 0 Emory Earp since 1983. 0 Mun-ay UOe Coun has been (68) IS a state the Reuben B Pms Professor of Relig1on. consultant for th~ orth CarolinJ Mclendon, Humphrey &. leonard. 0 Ted 0 L eleeted cha1rman of the Ravenscroft School board R. August Lovegr. president of Datllforce al riT\3n of n is M1n1sters at Gardner-Wt'bb College. He IS the the oldest and largest puctice of patent )'Stems, Inc., has director depa.n ment of obstetrics .a.nd gynecology at been elected to the board of of church and communul attorneys south of Washangton DC. 0 Oren). dareccors relataons for the Baptist Green,·llle (SC} Memorial Hospital 0 Elinor of Express Servic~s. an Atlanta Children's tW1 ('-17} has been Jwarded a PhD 1n philosophy, Homes of orth Carolina, and hves 10 Folger Vaughan IS dtrector of learning and personnel company_ 0 Roben. R. MartJn (53>. Tnni receoved 1he East Carolma Unavers1cy 0 c L A s s N 0 T E s

packagmg dt' ., mdustnal department He ltvc\ tn Re b ecca Green Price i\ .1 vucattunal '65 Stow, OH 0 Jones P. Byrd teacher at have a Seur of Bapusc Church director~ of Peoples Bank & Trust Co. 1n amhrupology He and h1s wife, ue, conunue tu be av1d bndgc 10 Concord, NC. 0 Garry W. Fayeuevdle, Jt the Un1versuy of fluru.b, has Brown NC. 0 Jim Gerrish IS dtstnct wriuen piJycrs 10 reg1on.1l ruurnJmcnts 0 F. Ray ts s10re mannger for Carolina Tire a book, Pr~/1(:') ' An11/yJH A StJurceht~ol> manager-finance for AT&T tn Berkele Rummage J r. i~ paMor Company an Manon, S . 0 y He1ghrs, She ts curator 1n archeology of the First Bapust Ro ben Bro yles (BA. NJ He has a fiftee n-year at the Hunda State Church PhD '70), a bux:hemi:;c old daughter, Nina 0 Museum 0 1s Ma1den. NC. 0 Commander Bruce E. at the Universuy of Thomas David R. Watters IS a<.ung dm~unr Moss Ginn (B$, MD "75) pracuces harpe and his wife Pamela have a th1rd Okl ahomtt Heah h Sciences enter, has discovered of the Carneg1e Mu seum of Na£Ural Hts1ory in son, Internal medicine in Saltsbury. NC. He was Matthew Alexander, born on November information whach could lead to the comrol Putsburgh, PA 0 17, 1986 of appo1nted by the City Counctl co Bruce tS the tnspector sickle cdl anemia He the Board of general for the Naval DatJ is studyang che factors Educauon 0 Suzanne Aucomatton whtch regu Owe nsby Hudson IS a Command, stattoned tn Washington, late hemoglobin 0 Col Craig science teacher William tn the Fulton County, GA schools DC. D jam es Quentin Taylor ts vice president Cbalkey and his w1fe Pamela have a after a 12-year sunt at home 0 Patricia Nelson '70 and ass1stan1 cuy executtve for F1rst Citi:u:ns son, ) <> has been promoted to professor of posmon 10 the Democrauc pnmary next has been appomted general manager for the show at the Eden Pubhc Library, NC. 0 Joseph h1story spring at Kenyon College Scott, a spec1ahst 1n He IS a Greenville lawyer and former Phoentx branch of Aetna Life & Casualty's J. Hall has recdved a management excellence Amencan mayor 1ncellectual hiStory, has wriuen a book, of Fannvdle_ 0 Bob Dunning IS d1rcc10r Commercial Insurance DIVISIOn , wnh award 10 the commun1cauons products dtvtston In Pur11111 of furn1ture o£ of H11ppmen· AmeNCiltJ Concep110nJ markeung for Colon1al Fre•ght Ltne, responsib1lny for both Anzona and New Mex1co IBM He IS a development programmer and ltvt'S of Properly. Inc. 10 0 David H. Stroupe has a new H1gh Po101 He supervtses the company's 0 Ltc Donald W. Wells. ODS. IS on duty wnh 10 Rale1gh 0 Samue.l F. Harahan, execuuve address furn1rure 2701 NW 23rd Blvd , Apt Q· 141, fretght hJndling servtees tn J SIX -State the 90th Med1cal detachment tn West Germany director of the Counctl for Court Excellence, Ga10esville, area 0 FL 32605 He teaches 10 the Dept of 0 Llnda Edwards Early IS asststant tO the recetved the Amencan Judteature Soctery·s m.lnJger 1987 Exercise and port Sciences at the Untversiry of of the Wake Forest BookstOre. She and Her~rt Harley Award. The award recogmzes Flonda 0 Bruce Williams 1s an Jccount her husband PJul have three ch1 ldren .1nd ltve m Harahan's ~ervices in promoting rhe effecrtve executtve for E. F. Huuon 10 Winston-Salem 0 D. Wayne admin1stratton Strafford, PA He, Ford, of 8Jron of JUStice . 0 Herben W. House hts wtfe, and two chtldren FinanCial Inc., Greensboro '71 hve 10 Downing10wn , NC, hJs earned the has been promOted to , professor of biology at Elan PA 0 Chartered Ftnanctal Consultant (ChFC) College dtploma He has begun hts fourth two·year term as George E. Brooks and h1s w1fe. MJry-Stuart, chatrman of the b1ology and allted health parttc1pJ1ed 10 Habttat for Human tty 's (h,uloue. department_ 0 H. Tom ~tille r and hts wife, NC proJect They worked wnh former Pres Sharon Hlne jon jtmmy es ('66). have opened a jewelry Overheard Caner 10 the construction of a house. 0 J. shop 10 Clemmons, at Homecoming NC. called The Goldsmtrh & '86 Paul Bu.Uock and three partners have estJbltshed Co. 0 Leon P. Sp e n c the V1rg1n1 er has finished h•s ftrst Marsha M a Eye lnsmute, the state's f1rst year ,u Vtrgtnta IUer Hanna ( '66} recallr o11c of computer syscem' Theologic.:ll Seminary He IS a ~peciJiist for the U.S. ou1pauem facility fur ophthJimtc surgery BetSy postulant Homecommg't sadder moment! for holy orders from the Episcopal Postal Scrvttc, she h,1d a W

company wuh propcnies in the Bal umore· un J:muary II, 1987. They l1ve 1n Ouluch, GA 0 and Nero lnternauo nal Tradmg Company in '72 Wa.s hingcon arJc.lc dtv•s•on 10 M1 .tm1 He, h1 s w1fc, Booke & Company 10 Winston-Salem She also Nelson J.nd Clark Woerner Jre m.arm.-c..l and Martha Allee Bagby and Edward Charles Paul.1, .and two suns rcstde at 1341 NW 98th manages the company's Techn1cal Support hvmg 10 Kun.a , HI , where they bmh tCJch Avenue, Plantation, Fl. 3H22. Hackeu are marned and ltv1ng 1n Va Martha is 0 james Wheless Dtv•sion 0 Thomas V. E. Co"Wan 1s com roller SpJnish at a lu<.JI lugh schtHII 0 EUe.n Whitaker aSSISUOI professor of English at T1dewater has been prumotc..-d w v•ce pres1denc by First (or IBM 's Poughkeepsie (NY) manufactunng and Peace .anc..l her husband, furrcsr, hJve .l I i-munth Communuy College 0 john 0 . Beckner and his Un1un Nauonal Uank uf Norrh Clrolm a He is de,·elopment locat1ons He and h1s wl(e,JIII, hve uld :,un, Ruben Forrt>St Ellen IS StJtiStiCJ.I In w1fe Pamela have a second chdd, Rachel Brown, mJn..ag~r or chc: m;un uHic~ l..cxtngwn, Jnd IS In Ridgefield, cr 0 Correcting an earlier report, supcrv1sur Jt lvey 's in C.harlutcc 0 Cindy Yost 1.vnsumcr ~J born on May l, 1987 They hve '" R1chmond, VA tredn i t:\ man.1ge r 0 Chris Slater Charles Crissman and Linda McArthur Perret •s Jn exerusc phy:,1olog1s1 Jt 0 Edmund C. Bennett Jr. IS a psychologist for uuthcrn Xanthakis IS now trust officer, Wells fargo Crissman are living 10 Peru where Charles 1S B.1pt1St Hu spu;~ l 1n New OrlcJns, Jnd wurks with UJnk· Tru-,c D1vi~1on , SJ.ntJ Barbara, CA the psychiatric unn 1U Halt(;uc Memortal Hosp1tal 0 workmg as Jn econom1s1 for the lnternJHunal chc c.ard 1.ac rchabdu.:mun progrJm. She and her Christine Young Jnc..l James S. 10 Roanoke Raptds, NC. He also has a pnvace Voris h.lve a PotatO Cencer At the Un1vers1ry o( Cllifornla· husbJnd live m MetJifiC, LA 0 Angela pr.cccce 0 Carlynj. Bowden CBA, MBA '76) d.lu~hccr, Llur ... Mane Vuns, born on Apnl 8, DaviS, he rece1ved a doetorate 10 agricultural Peterman ( BA, MD '80) ~~ a sclf·cmpluycd has been promoted to vace pres1dent .1nd cash1e r 19H7 Thetr sun. UnJn, IS four yeJrs uld They live econom1cs and Lind.1 as nearing complct1on or dcrmo~wlog1st who a1 Greensboro Nat1onal Bank. 0 Frances prJttiCt'S 1n AnnJpuhs, MO 0 m CcK.kcysvillc, M 1) 0 hers 10 cultural amhropolog)' Thetr address Norma Pope Goelst Jnd husb... nd lt\'c Jt 610 Connelly rece1ved che PhD degre~ from the Centro lmernational de Ia P0pa, Apanado 5969. HJrd-,u.Jbblc Un1verstcy of Ptttsburgh on May 8 Her f1eld ts RoJd, Roswell, (,A ~007'5. 0 lima, Peru 0 Beverly Tilley Crouse and Roy Elizabeth an h1story, w1ch a specialcy 111 18th and 19ch Richardson ·~ J contrJcung off1ccr Crouse have J son, ZJchary joseph, born on fur 1hc US Army (untrJcuog Center 10 century European arc. 0 Sarah A. Crowder and FrJnk(un, '76 April 10, 1987 Roy IS a psycholog1s1 10 pnv;ue Wt•s t (,crmJ.ny 0 Sarah Pridgen Rook Bruce Buckley have a rwo-year old son, Patrick Jnd her practice 111 RJdford, VA 0 Navy L•eu1enanc Crowder Buckley. Sarah is an aSSIStant husbJnd j1m have .a st•(und Jo~ughtcr, jenn1fer john F. Bear Jnd h1s wife have a daughter, Commander Thorn W. Ford works (or Naval publiC defender 10 Charlotte. 0 Wendy Clark McliSSJ, Jlmost J yeJr old They live 10 Ailson MIChele, born on May 27. 1987 John is a lmelligence tn ch~ Pemagon 0 Thomas M. Eavenson and her husband B1ll have SpJrtJnburg, SC. 0 BIIJ Sat1erfleld as cxet::ut1ve senior product engtnecr 111 charge of commercial Green IV and Edna Cockbum Green (7-l) a son, Wilham Davenport Jr., born on JanuJry 28, 1987 J~\ISIJn[ of the Oclm.1rvJ Puuhry Jndu ~try, Inc baucry des1gn (or Extde Corporation 10 Reading. ha'e left New Jersey and live in Winscon-Salem He lives tn !:,.ahsbury, 0 They hve 10 Atlama, where Wendy IS Jdv1sory MO. Paul A. Ste·phens PA 0 Sanders Mayfield Bolling ( MBA) works 0 james E. Haynes and his wife, Margo, hJve a market planner for che Systems Jr. IS generJI counsel ((If Neru Jnd Associ.lt(~. Inc:. for Champ1on Industries '" Wmscon-SJ iem 0 daughter, Megan Elt2abeth, born on November Produces Dtvis1on of IBM 0 Russ Fales has been promoced 18, 1986. They live 1n Valdese where )1m IS Burke to maJor 11nd reassigned from Reserve Special County manager 0 Dr Roben Holbrook (8$, ProJects Officer '81 MD) is heahh director of 1he Robeson Coumy co USAR Coordinator, US Army S1gnal Center He lives Board of Healch on N C 0 Wllllam F. Horsley 10 Augusta, GA 0 Frede:rlckj ()D ·72) has been elected vice pres1dem for . Mende and htS w1fe Rob1n have a daughter, Meredith Jusune, born on Apnl Plan now to stay at the Graylyn Conference Center membership of the North Carolina Academy of 3, 1987 R1ck IS markeung admimstrattve manager Trial lawyers He ltves wnh h1s w1fe and 1wo (or for Commencement Weekend Golden Wesc Foods, Inc. on Bedford. VA 0 d3ught~rs tn Re1dsville, NC. 0 Warren Glenn BradJey Miller and Nancy Harwood Unde Jr. IS VICe president or Rynn Boyette Saturday-Monday, May 14-16, 1988 Maller have 3 twenty-one month mvestments for Pame Webber Inc. 1n harloue old son, John Tabb They live in Ashevolle, NC. 0 Cheryl 0 john R. Mull CBA, )D '77) cs seekong a chord L Newman has finiShed her 1ra10mg 111 Internal 1erm on 1he Burke County Board of Education an medicinefin(ewous diseases 3~ the j ohns Hopkms NC. He IS an attorney wuh the law f1rm o( • First come, first served Hospual 1n Balumore, :md 1s back Simpson, Aycock, Beyer and Simpson in in Augusta, GA She is auendtng phystcian tn Morganton He and h1s wife ltve 1n Glen Alp1ne 1mernal • Two-night Reservation Package medicine and 1nfeaious d1seases at the 0 Enlest Darwin Roseman as a project leader Medtc-al $130 College of GeorgCJ 0 Stephanie C. Roth IS half Single occupancy at UAJ Technology In hiS spare ume, he 1s o( the mormng dnve t~am on KS·l04, SCOUimaster for Troop 208, Boy COUtS or an adulr S160 Double occupancy contemporary radio stallon 111 Denver he also, America, Cary, NC. 0 Jodi Preslar recently put docs free-lance radto and TV commercials and all those Wake forest chea1re classes tO good use • For more information: background vocals for local recordtng anises Her when she appeared as the Good Fairy 10 che pro(essaonal name ts Stephanie Stephens 0 Melody Graham Ronald McDonald Ra1nbow House Foll1es 0 Pro Susan E. SchoUey and her husband, golfer, Lanny Wadkins, has been named to the James AIM Rank!, have an eleven-month old daughter, Wake Forest 8o3fd of Trustees 0 Mark F. Et.ubeth lne2 Rankl. They live 111 Carson City, P.O. Box 7423 Wrighl (BA , MA '76) ts president of V1s1t0r V 0 Duke Tyler Scott (MBA) receoved a PhD in CommuniCations, Inc., a company that prov1des Reynolda Station admimstratJon and management from Columbta v1deo 1nformauon service (or hotels, telling Pacific Un•versuy lase December He IS VISHors abouc the Winston- alem community. 0 Winston-Salem, NC 27109 remanufactunng program manager (or IBM . 0 Paula Pf'eltfer Tignall IS personnel manager at (919) 761-5237 Adventure Tours, Inc., 10 Randallscown, MD. 0 • Deadline: Friday, February 5, 1988 '73 MJchae.l Kaufman Trimble IS a research archaeolog1st for the US Army Corps of jones C. AbUnethy JU is pr~stdenc and owner Engineers. St Louts (MO) D1snia. 0 james of) Abernechy Landscape Co He has desogned Roben Vaughan, Jr. IS G M and PGA golf pro at Wynlakes Golf & Country several landscape renovauons, andudmg those 10 Club tn AIJ.bama. H~ IF YOU LIKE IRA'S, front o( \'(fake Forest's Reynolda Hall 0 B. and h1s w1fe, Holly, and their son, Jackson Robert Terrell Ball 1s an admtnistrator at Babcock (born April 25, 1987) live in Montgomery. 0 A. YOU'LL LOVE A Center, a fac1hcy for mentally retarded adult men Elizabeth Watson ls special assistant to rhe in Lexington, SC. 0 Jim Branch is presadent o( secre1ary o( the Dep.utment of DEFERRED Nova Development Group, Inc. in Raleigh He Environmental Resources 0 and h1s wife Liz are expecting rhe1r (irsc child 10 PAYMENT GIFT December. 0 Thomas Howard Chappell os dtrector·fuel procuremem for Ptedmonc A1rltnes. ANNUITY He and has famtly Jive tn Winsmn-Salem. 0 '75 Kathleen Anderson DanieL her husband, Margaret Froneberger Caner ( MD) and Arley You've heard the bad news: The 1986 Roberc, and daughter, Charlone Manan (born R. C3.tte.r ('78, MBA '82) have a son, Kenneth Tax Reform Acr won't allow you to December 16, 1986) live 10 W1lson, NC 0 Russell, born on May 20, 1987. 0 Salvatore M. deduct your IRA contributions if you Roben FuJton 15 pastor of the Firs1 Un1ted Oeca..nJojr. and his w1(e Carol have a second or your spouse participates in a Presbyterian Church tn Bellefomame, OH 0 ch1ld, M1chael Rocco, born on February 9, l987 joseph L Goodman 1s a panner 10 1he company retirement plan and your They live Ill Boynton Beach, FL where al ts an MadtSon, WI oH1ce of Gram Thurscon. He heads opcome1rist 10 pnvate pracuce. He specia!Jz.es 10 adjusted gross income exceeds a che office's managem~m consult10g deparunenc. ocular d1sease and contact lens care 0 Chuck cerrain ceiling. He, h1s w1fe Mary, and thear four daughters live Dillon ts d1recwr of markeung and sales (or 10 Madason. 0 Patrick G. jones IS a partner m Fnunor USA, a subsidiary o£ Fnonor Led ., an the TO THE RESCUE: THE CHARITABLE Atlanta oHtCe of Kilpatrick & Cody He mcernaoonal seafood conglomera1e bJsed 1n Oslo, specializes 1n tax and corporate law . 0 Norway He, h1s wtfe Eileen, Jnd 1he1r thr~e DEFERRED PAYMENT GIFT ANNUITY Christlaoe Leon Lebrene has two daughters, children ltve 1n Duxbury, MA 0 Guy F. Fain Ill Julie-Anne and Mane-Eiase, and ltves 10 pracuces wuh Chauanooga Family Practtee Wirh rax reform currailing IRA benefits, a deferred pay ment gifr annuiry Grad1gnan, France 0 Debbie Nance Miller and AsSOCiates He, h1s wife Ellen, and the1r two looks better than ever. her husband, Paul, are top achievers for che chtldren live 10 S1gnal Mountain, TN 0 Walter Amway What is it ? Assume you transfer money or enterpnse Thq· live 1n Rale1gh wuh C. Gaynor and Malina R. Gaynor <'76) are the properry to Wake Forest in their three young children 0 Baltimore, MD p.1rems of a second sun, Wilham Chris1opher, exchange for our promcse to pay an annuiry to you. We would begin the auorney James Patrick Mundy rec~1ved the eaghtecn months old_ They live in Roanoke, VA payments to you at a specified date in the future, perhaps when you retire. Howard Paschal Commumty Servtce Award, 111 0 Beth D. Glass (MBA '75> IS the new pastor of Because the University will be the beneficiary of whatever is left after your recosnuion o( hiS prov1dmg legal $t'rv1CfS tO Maple Grove Unued Methodost Chur

Martha H. Booth .mended a !,t:minar Jt the rece1vcd her PhD 10 ch1ld and famil)· de\"elopment Mani 1 orch C.uohn.1 Center for the Ad,.lncemem o f _n Roben Province " d!rf'(tor of b.lnds .1t fr om the Universit)' of Georg1a. 0 Douglas E. The)· !J,c 10 wanhmore, PA 0 Catherine Teachmg ,11 \Xfestern C;~rolma Um\t \X 'a ke Forest Unl\eCSll) 0 john David Regan •rstt)' She is a Murray IS pastor or the Boyce Ho~'Ud .1nd French teacher First SJpliSt Church of rece1\l'" w&fe. ElizJbcth Manges 0 Rick tS a LA He also te.1chc~ h1oloro Ann, m Bruning and hts wtfe Anne systems analyst Jnd en\lronmenul Alcxandna. for o nh Ca rolin.1 SJptist science, and VA v.here he ts 1n pn,,ne practlct: .1~ ha'e J ~n . BcnjJmm Keith, born on Jul)· 28, IS faculty ad,·iser to the ~chou!'~ Hospuod 0 William Savage •s the first full-time a denttst 0 Michael G. Macher Jnd h1s wife 1986 They IIH m PlcJsam Fellowshtp or ChnstiJn Athletes 0 Lora Garden. N D David producuon manager for Nancy Jre expecung thetr f1rst j . Chatfield The orth Carolina Sme.ltz.ly received a ch1ld sn .tnd hts wife Carul h.nc: a son, John hakespeare JD from tetson Um,erstt)· November Fest1HI, bJsed 10 H1gh Point, NC. Llw thool Mtchael 1~ J proJect managt"r fur Edward, born on January 5, 1987. Thetr )JSt M J)" She was ednor-in·ch1ef of daughter, He has .1 master's degree 1n theater se'eral markeung networl.. support programs Laura, IS arts from the theSidum l..Ju Rt'l lt:ft", for two. O;n id IS a sentor S3les Unsversiry Jnd rC(ei,ed rhe Waher AT&:T 10 of Tennessee. 0 Sarah catherine t.hnn Bedminster, NJ 0 Emily Moak representative Jt Memorex Corporation 0 A \Nard, che James Carltsle Rogers Jr Award, Paul Shoaf, a recent graduate of the UNC chool of Meacham h.u been promoted to group leJder, Newman Dickerson owns .1nd the Elizabeth M Leem.Jn Award mehzly D1ckerson Dentistry, has rece1ved a Denust techmcJI publtcat1ons, D:usy ystems Residenti:ll - cienCist Award works for the Tampa, FL law CorporJtion Design and Comtrunion Compan~· in for further f1rm of Holland and She lrves in an jose study at the Umversicy of Rochester Knigho. D , CA 0 Waverly ~lillsjr. Greenville, C. 0 Constance C. Fuller has Caryl Clark Smith •nd Brian Smith been 0 N::~vy Ueutenant Commander Mary jo was ordained m a ser\'ICe at Morning tar 0.1pust promoted to '1ce president have J daughter, Kelse) Lynn, born on No at Ftrst Union Sweeney is operations ... ember Church on April 12, 1987 m Oxford Corporauon oHicer at the Naval Base 28. 1986. They live 1n . H1s address he IS manager of med1a relatiom In Pearl Naperville, IL where Bnan PO Box Harbor, HI 0 Lewis A.. .. Al., is 1551. Oxford. C 27565 D Joseph for F1rst Un1on's Corporate Communicauons a market developmem m.1nager for Nalco Thompson Ill ()D "77)has bew·ens M.Jtcbe.U teaches .11 Webb High Investor Relati oo ohe Chem1cal Company 0 Mary Reese hool 1n ons Dl,·tslon. 0 ue Rink Farst Cuiz.ens Banks Teal has a Tuwnsvolle. NC. D Rudy local board of d1rectors m second son, ChJrles Edward L Ogburn (Bt.. JD Getman .md her husb.1nd Bill ha"e a dJughter, \X'arrenton , he will be one year '82) has been promoted . C. He IS cha1rman of the \"'(/arren old th1s ro \'ICC pre-s1dent of First Eliz.abcth Anne, born on Apnl 29. 1987 comtng December 11. She lt'es in They h'e County Memonal l1brary Board. 0 Mark Ciuzens Bank and Trust Compan)', o,~, here he on ~ oodsoown, NJ D A. Ltkehur.)t, J- 0 Laura Thome Trawinskl Russell M. Gifford Jnd Wllllams and .1nd m.JnJges trust sen ICC) m Alana Schmidt Williams (78) her husband Robert the Greensboro office his wtfe Beth ha,·e J dJughter Ashlt')' Sarrah, ha ... e J daughter, K.uhleen He have a daughter. Kathanne Rebekah, born on IS Jlso chairman or the onh Carolina 6th born on August 6, 1986 Ann. born on January 7, 198" They hH 10 . Russell IS ' ice pres1dent December 28, 1986. They Dsstnct Republican PJrty. 0 Kathleen .and ltve 1n Decatur, GA 0 Clifton. NJ 0 Laura Kathleen Payne i.s ch1ef financial officer for Barnwell lndusme . Judy P. Turner is an .1n 10formauon spec1alist Wood (8!.. Pt. "811 and Wllllam A. JSSOCJ.ate in the Jt the Bndgepon tCTJ Inc. 1n H onolulu, HI 0 William Hinman Orl.~ndo, Fl f1rm of (ilatting Publ•c (BA, Wood ( BA , MD ·s1) have rv.:o sons-Br)·Jn Lupez. L1braf)' 0 Louise Beaver Rlpp1e and her MA "8'), MBA '87) ~.1s Kercher Anglin, Inc he also was chosen the £1r~t reop1ent of the Alexander. born on husband R.1nd) hJve J scrond dJughter. Februar)' 18, 1985, and t)ne o£ the OUtSt.10d1ng young Mo~f)· B.1bcock Graduute School of Management's J oel women of Amenca Margueme, ele"en tephen Powell. born on Aprtl 12, 1987 81ll1s .1 fur Jnd Catherine Waoson 0Jughter Klue as nearly three. Thq· !i ... e in auorney tn the Charlone office of Womble Carlyle BUbrough <'8') have a daughter, Clara \Xfinston- alem 0 jan Ward Hamp(OD and andndge & RICe, and specializes tn corporate Cathenne, born on M.1y 5, 1987 The)· II\ e 1n Wade Hampton ha"e J son, Wade G IV , born i•w D Charles C. Bell has Gasnesville. GA 0 Thomas Alben on February >n MBA from UNC. Bland Jr. is 2·t. 1987 Jan IS ;a copywruer for ar.1 and IS '77 auending a managemem consultant for Arthur D Southeastern B.1pust TheologiCal Lee. Jnd Wade teache~ 10 the Guilford Count)' lntle. Inc He and hts w1fe Deb•e minary m the town o r \X 'Jke For Schools live tn Boston, David Bagwell •s g•rls basketball roach est, he e.lfnl-d They lrve 10 Kerners"slle, 1 C. 0 Lori MA D at North ohe Phi) Paul LAluis Bidwell (8A. JD "851 passed Johnston H1gh School degree fr om U NC-Chapel Holl D Ken Bellew Henderson Jod her husband Mac tn NC. He lives 10 Garner hJ\"e a the orth Ctrohna b.1r exam, and is an aSSIStant with Boaz Jnd hLS w1fe <-iJ•I have .1 son, DJ\Id dJuglner Holly hls wsfe, Susan, ;and the1r two year old son Rufus. Mane. born on June 10, 1987 dtstrict anorney for the Jlmosl J )'CJr old 28th Prosecutorial 0 Susan W . Ba.Ucy ls a sales , markeung Ken i!t pastor of the- Fellowship Bapust Church 1n \X.'IOston-SJiem 0 represenuuve for J 1m Otckens Business Forms 0 Ed\\-ard ''Ed" M. Bristol is .lSSISt.ant Sharon Stocker Bergman has be .11 home wuh D•-enpon, lA D jeff M. Olne (BS, MBA '79) os Magg1e. Tht:)· live m Raleigh 0 Harold Colson president o£ Cltne-Southern lnsurJnce, Inc_ He Jnd Deborah Kegel arc reference ilbrJnJns was recently named to lead the C.u.awba County Jt Auburn Unt\t"hll)' 1n Auburn. AL. 0 Unued \X'ais 1987 lo.lned Exccutl\e program Thane E. Duncan .1 .. tudc.:nt .It tht.· Assonltt"!o tn Ch.arlone This Winter ~he Buwm.1n (•rJ)· Sc.hut•l uf Mt:t.llc.lnc. plans to \JCatiun an Au~tralia and Nev. ZcJI.1nd :. p.artu.:ipJttng 10 the p.lrJIJcl fUrnt.ulum 0 Randall S. Henderson 0 Aftc.:r n1ne )·c.:-.a r\ J.! is .1n J~~(Kiate in preo,rJc:nt the Los nf F1r\l Un1un .atuiOJI B.anl.. uf N( tn Angelb office o f PJul, HJ.Sting\, j.ln o f ~k)' Al.amJnt.e Cuunt). Roben & \'(talker Henderson hJ5 a BA from the US F. H i nman '' h"V'"J.: b.ad.. to'""'"'! He" "url..1ng J\IJI AcJdemy 0 jerry Manhall Res.re r 1s un .1 M.l ,tc.:r u( Dl\ JOlt)' degree: A Time for onh Grohna mcd1a mJnJger J.t Un1un Tht.·uhtgi(JI Sctllln.ar) Building ... for First Linson .1nd Corporation pl.am w entc.:r the Prt:$.b) tcn.•n mtnt~tr) 0 10 Ch.lrlotte. He ,1nd hi~ wife Tcre~u Michael Anthony (Tony) tlolllngswonh for People h•vc • Y<"·uld dJugh•n 0 Roderick Pressley " J and Programs. rncc.llt..al rt:'>c.:Jrdl ·"'"t.lnt pruft.·,o,ur Hoover Jr. ·~ vice pres,dc:nt 10 she fin.ance .lt Duke Uniq :ro,tt) Medlt. .al Center Karen '' .at depJrtmc:m of Integrated Resource~ Inc 1n Ne" humt' Excitcmenr i; bulldong at ~ ake Forest. Architects" \\Hh I .IUr.t KJtht:nnt:, whu will plans ~re '" preparanon York Cioy D Lee T. liuffman and Pamela be twu tlw~ for 1he Benson University Cenre lUI1llOJ.: l)nembc.:r 1 1 The) 11\l' Ill DurhJtn, r for co-curricular activitoes .1nd J Trlplott Huffman (78J have .a second lhild, r new physics 0 Arm)· C.tpr.un Oliver T. Ho m e ha bulldong, made possible by a grant from Wil11Jm Kcuh, born on May 16, 1987 0 Victoria .. gr.adu.atc..-J rhe Olin Foundauon from the Arm)·' Curnb•ncd Arm' .1nd lngoe IS J sen1or propc:rt)· underwriter for the ~n llt::. Hartford ~t.afr Sthnul 1n Fun l..t!.aH•n"orth. KS 0 Insurance Group, li ... ~ 10 Vernon, Cf The College Fund is helpong or all happen Benjamin Wesley Kilgore IV ,.., '1u: prco,,Jc.:nt Conrriburion are uun Yu , 10 munth.) u ld. The) li\c Ill R•)(.l..\l llt:, The1r second child wa.:, born 10 September Thc::y M.ul your gofl wdJ) " MD, where llrrJn ".a t.nmputcr '>pcu.ali't li"e an H ou~ton, TX 0 Sarah Boone Mooty anJ Be t~)· ''.a ph)·\lc.JI tht:r.ap•~t 0 James R. .and her husb.and M1 ch.ael ha\e a ~wnd ~n. Lineberger tc.a'-hc.:~ t:lllutlunJII)' c.lt)turlx.'1.l The College Ro~n Caleb, fourteen munths old Big brother Fund .adul~!lt.tnh 10 dw \X ' m~wn ,S.a lc:m Fur,)·th Cuunt)' Bnan IS (ave )·ears old Tht)' li\C: m Ch.utJnooga, Box 7227 Reynolda Lation Sthunl ~y~tcm 0 Kennie Uvennan T • where MichJel is sen1or mintStcr of First hJ~ J BS 10 w.nsroo- alem, 27109 nuro,IO~ from Emof)' UmHr!IU)· .and v.url..~ .at c Chrtstian Church 0 Jean Ann Moylan tS an hnury Un•"~r.)lt)' Huspn.al 1n At!Jnta 0 ousinant professor or home economiCS .u Floyd Waller Long (MBA ) 1S nunJgc::r uf Jt.munung Calt(ornta Srate University-Sacramento. She fur Sc.a~ l ...and Industries 10 Purt 1. ilzJ.beth, J 0 II c L A s s N 0 T E s

D•.strict. He hv~s an Asheville, NC. 0 Tho ma..'t R. 0 David Dwayne Burgess IS a graduace Student auonal Bank 10 Fr P1erce, FL. 0 Paul T. FIJck Canto (8A, MD IS 10 '871 a house offacer surgery '81 an tcle\ tsion prOOuct1on ;u Brooklyn College 10 (BA, JD '86> IS an associate 1n the Rale1gh law .u the Boswn Umu~rsit)· School of Medtcine '" New York He IS workmg on a M a...~oter of F10e firm or Jordan, Pnce, Wall, Gny & Jones 0 BoSton. MA 0 AmyL. Cathey is J legJI Brian A. Anderson ~ o1 th•rd-yeJr student Jt the Art~ \lqtree 0 Becky Greene Caner and Kenneth R. Francis !BA, MD '87) IS a house specialist 10 the corporate real cst.tu: department Bowm.:~n GrJ)' School of Med1c1ne 0 Carol D. Rodney <..ralg Caner have a son, Craig Russell, officer 1n surgery at Catholic Hospual 10 Queens. .u The Gco Curpor.ltlon he ltves tn Charlouc. 0 Barbee. demo ssnger (or Columb1J P•ccures 10 born on Februaq· .3, 1987 Rod got his PhD 10 NY 0 Douglas Roben Goldstein !MBA ) IS joe y Crutch.fle.ld Jnd h•s w1fe Debb•e have a Los Angeles, ha.d her f1rst retord, 'I DuJn·r HJ\Ie chcmu~cry (rom Duke l.1st May, and IS J research product manager at H omelite DI VISion, Textron son, Joseph Christopher, born on M.t~ 16, 1987. co Try ru Lo .. e you· released in JJpJn he has chem1s1 (or DuPom 0 jackqueline T. Scott 0 Phi11Jp B. Harris Jr. is manager or che Joe)· is a fligh1 auendam for Paedmom Anhnes 0 been the leJd1ng chJr.:acter 10 J piJ) c.liled Burn Cox and ~titchell W. Cox. marned. since 1983, Bordeaux branch o( Wachona Bank and Trust Paula Dale .mJ Maron \'\farner have a son, This'" on the west coJst he earned rhe master's ha .. e cwo som, L1am (}years) and Jacob ( I year) Comp:my in Fayetteville 0 Teresa A.. Heavner Theodore Ju~ph Dale W.1rner, born on June 28, degree: 10 f1nc arcs Jnd Jet&ng from UCLA 0 Much recel\red his MA degree from Duke 10 1986 (8A, MD '8'7) is J house officer m fam1ly 19R" 0 Thomas H. Fetter J Republican jr. as Samuel P. Cox 1.1o a comp.:~ny comm.:~nder for the and teaches 9th grade English 1n Orange County med1cine at the E.:~stern Ma1ne Med1ca.l Center in cand.d.Jh. for the hh Ol)trict Congressaonal SeJt l28th Cumbar uppon Hospual 1n Lud.....-.gsburg, 0 Lucl Younger DirT (BS, MD '87) is a ho"'e Bangor, M E. 0 Susan Hochstetler tS working an N C. He w•ll emphJ.Sil.e educuion .tnd the German) 0 Roben 0 . Crawford Ill I BA . ) D officer 1n neurology at North Carolina BJptist on a master's degree 10 educational adm1nstratton ·preserHt•on of our Amencan heruage· 10 the 84) IS an assocuce 1n the Rale1gh IJ\\ f1rm of Hospual Chris Olrr (83) IS a pranetpal 1n the at George Mason Un1vers1ty 0 C. Mark Holt 1988 romeSI 0 Judy Bouldin Gallman and her Poyner and praill He speCializes 10 civ1l commercial real estate f•rm of Mil(ord Dunwoody rcce1ved a JD with ho nors rrom UNC chool o r husband John have a daughter, Katherine IICJgation 0 Klmbe.rly P. Crawford is scudent Mllnagement Company 0 Mary Susan Flaherty Law last May. and IS an attorney with the Ro1le1gh Elizabeth, born on june ·1. 1987 They live an ceach10g th1s fall, f10tShing up the requ•remenu works for the Department o( Social Servrces 10 law f1rm of Tho~rmngron , Smuh and H argrove. 0 Hcgh Pomc. 0 Edward James Gehrke U (BS, for a North Carolina te3cher's ceruf1care 0 Winston- alem. 0 Edlth L Gleaves has been jennifer Seaman Holt ('84) finished a master's JD '83) is a llt~gacion specialist for Ameracan David Crescenzo (JDl gave up law and rook to named the f•rst black a.ssocaace pastor of an 1,100 10 te3ch10g at UNC lasc summer and teaches lnternauonal AdJUStment Company m Ralc~1gh 0 che road to follow the psychedelic rock b~nd , member church an Raleigh NC. he earned her La11n m Rale•gh 0 uurie Hutcblns Woltz ()D Army MaJor Edward L. wllS Grant (MA ) Grateful Dead On the1r east coast tour, he sold master of d1v1ntty degree at Duke D1vm1ty School '83) is a lawyer with H utchms. T yndall, Ooughton graduated from the av.1l War College 0 home·made T-shms He had been a law)·er for SIX 0 Elna Green (BA , MA ·84) IS workang on a & Moore. She and her husband, Howell Woltz, Brenda Swan Hammill and her husband, Curt, yeors 0 carolyn P. Dukeshln: and Charles P PhD 1n American h1srory at Tulane. 0 Diane liVe 10 Winston-Salem He was recently named m have moved co Winter PJrk, FL. Curt IS Jn Lederer are m3rned. and live 10 Greensboro where Burgin Homesley a nd her husband Hal have a rhe N C. W1ldlife Resources Commission. 0 IOStrunor at the Naval Nuclear Power School. 0 Carolyn IS loan o((Jcer for Weyerhaeuser son, JJmes H arold IH, born on Apnl 15, l987 Anita lzzl rece•ved a Master's o( Education 1n jacob Andrew Hartsfield (}Dl 1s a leg1slauve Mortgage Company. 0 Quentin E1lls fimshed D1ane is an assistant vice president and branch counseling and guidance from UNC.Charloue in ass1stant wnh ~n Jesse Helms m Wash10gcon his MS degree requirements at the Un1vers1ty of manager or Georgia Federal Bank's Dunwoody May 0 Sconjamlson IS work10g on a PhD in DC. 0 Klmberley Coiner Hempen and her Virg1nia and IS working on a PhD in systems (GAl office 0 Randy Husbands IS an geneucs at the Um\lers•ry of Tenne.see 0 Mark husbJnd Ryan hJve a son, Jacob Ryan, born on engineenng He 1s a systems analyst for Sc1ence accountant co che adminiStrator of f10anciaJ C. King is a semor accoununcjauduor 10 the March 27. 1987 0 W. Ledl Henderson Il lS Applicauon International Corporation, and lives ~rvices at a 210-bcd reuremenr home/nursing Raleigh office of Arthur Andersen & Co. 0 reg1onal manager at A & Z H ayward, IS vice 1n Charlouesville, VA 0 Yoshlko Wakabayashi center He lives tn Wilm1ngcon, DE 0 Troy R. Patricia A.. Koury 1s a second-year medical pres1dent or the Young Dcmocrau or North Fivis IS controller or ew York City's Jacob K jackson Jr. is group and pension consultant wuh srudent at UNC-Chapel H ill and lives 10 CJrolma, Jnd cha1rs the survey commiCtee or the The j3v1rs Convenuon Center 0 BrlanJ. Fulk is vice Pnnc1pal Pinoncial Group in Charlotte. 0 Carrboro. 0 Rlcky Lee langley (MD) IS do cng a Charlmte Mecklenburg H1stor1c Properues president in the International diviSion of First Usa Motts jadcson ('83) 1s a realtor (or D1ck fellows hip in oc..-upa(IOnal med1cine at Duke CommiSSion He and hiS w1fe Kathy have cwo Wachovia Corporate Serv1ces 1n Zurich, Caner Realty, Inc. 0 Daniel Andrew Kuebnc:n Medica l Center 1n Durham H e and hts wi(e, sons 0 When Joe HW fmiShes hiS MD f PhD Swirurland_ 0 Lonnle. West Hughes IU IS (}D) has a pnvate law pnmce 1n Mo rganton, NC. Sandra Ward langley, h:1ve a son. M1ch:1elJames. have a d:1ughter, Sarah Henderson, Wing, stationed at George fiftee-n months A1r Force Sa~ . CA 0 Dallas, TX 0 Michdle Ren~e Peters " a born on April II, 1987. 0 )ames W. Judson os a old They live 10 Warw1ck, Rl 0 Alfred Scon Magruder h ilS been promoted to sales graduate srudem at Columbia Un1vers1ty 10 New district manager for lnfinec Performance yscems Sherwood Irving Jr. rececved a JD from representative by The Jos. Garneau Company, York Ciry. 0 Jan~ Hart Alexander Scroggs and He and h1s w1fe, Beth, who IS Jn account Georgecown University School of law last May 0 ImporterS O( wines, lrtsh whtskey, and COgnaC 0 Justin Leigh ScToggo (BA '80, MA Ed '86) live execudve for Alcoa, hve 1n Roswell, GA "No Al.fi-ed Kwasklpul IS assistant diStrict auorney m WU11a.m ~ Marsh is a sales represencative for 10 Blacksburg, VA jane IS head volleyball coach at kids, three cacs " 0 Albert David Kirby Jr. is an the IXth JudiCial DIStriCt or Southeastern Carpet. Nonh C:arolina. 0 0 Rachel Ann Nunn ( MD Radford Univers•ry 10 Radford, VA 0 Andrew assisunt dtScriCf auorney for Cumberland County Stacy Luks works 10 che corporate services '82) IS an anesthesiologist ar Duke Univers•ry 8 . Seay 1S manager in the audit department of 0 Steven R.. Lacy (jD) IS associate gener:1l diVISIOn of Elders Finance Group Ltd 10 Australia Medical Center tn Durham 0 Todd D. Peat Marwtek, the Jnternauonal accounung f1rm, counsel for Lukens, Inc., and counsel for Lukens· Suey h:u an MA 10 International relations from Pasc:a..reUl is a res1dem 10 Internal medaetne at 10 Bosmn. In September, he began a temporary Products and ServiCes Groups 0 Bill Leisy has the Fletcher School of law and D1plomacy She Hackensack Mecl&cal Center 1n Hackensack, NJ 0 assignment tn Pans, France as put of the firm's been promoted w sen1or manager or consulc10g ar l1ves 1n Mosman, a Sydney suburb 0 Dennis S«ond Lieutenant David L Pe.mbcnon International Career Development Program 0 Ernst and Whinney 10 Atlanta 0 Da.nlel Gerard Manning IS aSSIStant headmaster at completed the 10famry officer basic course ac rhe Delnlre Parker Smith has been named Lukash IS a progum special 1st for the lnstume Woodb 1n X1an , People's supenmendent for Duke Power Company 10 a resident in family praetice at l ancaster General Washmgton DC. She 1s compleung one year of Republic of Ch10a, where A1mee wa.s ceach1ng Eden. 0 Mark Lawre.nce Meyer IS a denusc in Hospital 1n lancaster, PA 0 Pam Schroeder mcernal medici~ at W :15 h1ngron H ospual Center English Sandra IS an assistant v1ce pres1dent at pnvate praCtiCe and a f1rst -ye-a r res1dem 10 Sne lgrove ('83) IS a librarian ac New H olland and plans to specialize •n radiology at Georgetown First Union Nauonal Bank. 0 Rosanna Mentzer pediatric dentistry at che Medical College or Community l1brary 0 Henry .. Frank" Warner Uruvers1cy Ho spua.l. 0 Gen.ld Kenneth Morrison and her husband Todd have a V1rg•n•a 0 Graydon AJvis Miller IU is and h1s wife, Cynthia .. Dee" Gibson Warner Stephens Jr. was admitted co the Georgia Bar 10 daughter, Margaret Jean, ten months old Rosanna asSIStant manager of Mill Power upply Inc. 0 (83) have a son, Wa lter Franklin, born on May Franklin County, Ga H e is a graduate or the is an econom1st wuh the US Department or jean M. Mltchell received. a PhD 1n economics 17, 1987. Frank works wuh the Raleigh Fire Umvers1ry or North Carolina law school 0 Agnculrure 1n Wash•ngmn, DC. 0 jerry from Vanderbilt UniVersity in March. She is on Dept and D« teaches 10 the Wake County Rlchatd. Stroup is a lumber sales manager ac Talmadge Myen IS an auorney wuh Smuh, leave of absence from Florida State Umversl(y to schools They live outside Clayton, NC. 0 john Gcorgia-Paci(IC Corp. 0 Suzanne. Lynn Debnum. Hibbert and Pahl 10 Raletgh. 0 work a.s .tn academic researcher at the Johns D. Young is back in Winston -Salem arrending Jr. UnderberJI and Ma rk J H orne were married. in WUUam G. Nicke.U is a salesman/esumatur at Hopk1ns Un1vers1ry School of H yg1ene and Public Wake Forest la.w School. He was vtee president October 1986. Suzanne is associate house counsel Winterhalter's Knchen Design Center 10 Health She l1ves 10 Baltimore, MD 0 Anna of First Narion31 Bank of Lafayette, LA 0 (or Blue Cross and Blue Sh1eld of Florida, Inc. 0 Pmsburgh, PA He al~o dues volunteer work at Deal Morgan and Robe..n Wayne Morgan ha\le George Hampton Wall Jr. IS manager of St. Marguec's Memonal HospuJI and ceaches a daughter, C:atherine Celeste, born on January 18, corporate sales for Ferguson Encerprises in h:Jnd1capped children to swim 0 Marie Hunter 1987. They hve 10 Henderson, NC. 0 Eric Sruan Newpon News, VA 0 Gary Alvin WWiams Nlland IS an adm•n•strame assistant (or the Osborn ha.s an MA from Duke, and IS an '83 has been promoted co first lieutenant_ He is an Richmond County Hospice program 0 Amy ass1stant v1ce pres1denr ar CNB '" Grttnsboro Alf Force fuels management officer 0 Franklin Siemer 0 ' e.W and her husband Joe ha"e a .son. 0 Susan Darnell Rea.or is an associate 1n the Marjorie Kay Black ('84) os enrolled '" Harris Wood Ul lS asslStant vice president of Brian, who w1ll be one year old chis cummg Columbus, Oh1o law f1rm of hunenscem, Zox & Vanderbilt Unt\refSity's PhD program 10 ew George T Wood & Sons, Inc. 0 Phyllis F. December 17 They hve in Cincinatu, OH, where Dunn She and her husband, Neil ('80), hve 10 Testament 0 Dallas, TX auorney judd A. Wright (SA, MD ·87) IS a h ouse officer 10 Amy is a unu manager, export uperJuuns, at Worth•ngton 0 David P. Robe.nson and his Austin Jr. and his wife have a son, Judd Allen obstetrics and gynecology at the Med1ca l College Procter & Gamble 0 Michael Pappas and h1s wife Terry have a daughter, Kathryn Jo, born un Austin Ill, born on Februory 8, 1987 0 of South Carolina in Charleston. 0 w1fe Kathy have a th&rd child, Rachel Morgan, May 22, 1987. David is a dentiSt 10 Beaufort, NC Armando Berguldo rece1ved a DDS degree born on May 3, 1987 They live 1n Cur Jl Gables, 0 john A. Rote lives 10 Dallas, TX where he is from che Baltimore College o r De ntal urgery last FL 0 Karen Orin Peeler ()0 '80) and Michae l vtee pres1denr 1n IO\restmenr sales for MBank spnng He will spend che next two years 10 rural Reeves Peeler cMBA 'B4> h:Jve a one year old Capual Markets 0 Barbara l.uisa SchmaeWe Panama, provid1ng fr« demal care co the poor 0 '84 son, Reeves M1chad IS with the commerc1al IS professor of anthropology at Upsala College­ w.,....,n Bishop and Sharon H.atchdl Bishop lend10g department of f1r.st federal Savings &:. Wtrths C:ampus, and IS curator of che Wayne (84) have a one year o ld son, Matchew Kyler Susan C. Brady (MBA ·84) has been promoted Museum 1n Wayne, NJ 0 Kare.n Haynes Hedge. Warren IS 1n the Army, srauoned. at Fort loan Associauon 10 Raleigh. NC. 0 Gregg co ass't vice president tn NCNB National Bank 10 Reynolds lS operat&ons m.:~nager (or M1diJntll Sistare IS a markeong an.llyst for P1 edmom Benning, GA, where he IS enrolled 1n ch~ 1nfamry Tampa, FL She IS prOOuet manager 1n the NJuonal Bank. Jnd rece1'"'ed Jn MBA frum A1rlmes 0 G. Keith Smith has bc.."Cn prommed school 0 Danlel M. Boyd •s manager of the markeung department 0 Roben Carter received tO man.:~gemcnt sc•ence analyst south office o( Wachov & fa•rle1gh 01ck1nson Umversny last May Amy at Wachuvi3 Bank 1a Bank Trust Company an MBA from UNC-Chapcl Hill 10 May, and IS a and Trust Company 0 james RusseU Sugg n ahsbury, NC. 0 Susan Reynolds (tJ1J IS Jn aCtuarial consultam for jr. Elizabeth Bray sen1or consuh:1m for D1xon, Odom, & Company (SA, JO ·85) IS an :1ttorney Mercer·Me1dmger-Hansen 0 john RJlJlng l1ves 10 pnv:ue pr.acuce 10 r~ce1ved a JD from Southern Merhod1st Un1versny 1n G reensboro. 0 Marlene. Carter is manager or Wilmmgton, NC He specializes 10 10 HyaccsvJIIe, MD and works (ur CASE adm1ralcy law Law School 10 May She hJS a one-year cusmmer service at Wachovia Bank and Trust 0 0 Army Upra1n Perry W. WiUla.ms assumed Communications as a manufacrunng unn .:1ppo10tmem as staff attorney for a Washmgton, Thomas Glenn Chambers 1s concroller for command uf B Company, 84th Chem1cal manager 0 Gerald F. Roach cBA , JO H2J •nd B.:~ualtun DC based F•rsc Amendment public IOterest group trickland, Inc 0 Carl E. Dillon IV is banking un March 20, 1987 0 Thomas M. Youngman Sc:ephanie D . Roach (HI 1 hJve J sun, lJav1.~o 0 Glenn Royal Bridger.;: and h1s w1fe have a officer Jt Wachovia BJnk & Trust Co. in (MBA) IS now manager 1n the management franklin, born on July IY. 19H7 0 Alan Rolfe IS son, BenJamin, born 10 June. They live 10 Mo rga nton, NC. 0 On August 15, Steve Ellis consulr10g department or che Boston oH1ce or Wendell, NC. 0 a rcs1denc 1n Internal medJCIOc: Jt th~.: Purtsmuuch Billy L Buff Jr. •s an Intern 10 received an MA from Texas A & M Un1versiry 0 Peat Marw•ck, the •nrernat1onal a

tram Lancaster Theological Scm mary 0 carolyn Smith is w orking on a master's degree John A. Rote ('81) Delbridge E. Nanon recetved a Mas ter of in library science at UNC-Chapel Hill 0 Bobby M A R R A G E S and Ke lley L Ledbener O&vtnlfy from Union Theo l og~eal Seminary in Touchton IS a divinity student at the Southern 2/14/87 Barba.ra Luisa Scbma<.We May, and as a graduate studem in church htsmry Bapdst Theo logica l Seminary in Lou1svi lle, KY ('811 und Kevin Kjell Oslen 7/26/86 a< UNC-Chapel Holl 0 Larry Eugene Ol>ell He was a state wmner in the Phd1p Morris Mlchad "Mike" E. Walters works for Pnce Waterhouse tn Winston-Salem D Magaz1ne essay competuton. H1 s subJeCt was '50s ('81) and Jennofer L Douglas hehon 7/25/87 Clark Proxmlre recetved a JD from "Censors hip: A Fai lure for the American Way.'' 0 Gt.'o rgewwn Universtty James Lynn Yerges ()D "81 ) and H o~ard Law School las t M ay. 0 Jarald Nicholas Willis ()D "85) IS Jn auorney on Russell capps (55) and Gayle Mclauron Smuh Buhl 5/16/87 james P. RathmeU (MS) recetved the Bowman Forest City, NC. 0 jamle D. Yates IS a cla1m Hr.>w n 6/20/87 Ann Haley Baldwin Gray School of Medicine's M Robert Cooper representative for State Farm Insurance Company WilliamS. Cobb Jr. (58) and Lauroe Marshall ('82) and Lawrence Woroh Scholarshtp Award. 0 WUllam P. R ector in Cha rlotte. 0 Crammard 5/ 1/ 87 Harns Ill 6/6/87 graduated from Iowa Law School last May 0 WUUam Robert Goldston (59) and Jennofer Margaret Lisa Bell ('82) and John Bryan Darryl Robinson lS pastor of Union BaptiSt Ela10e Keaton 8/ l/ 87 Freeman 8/22/87 Church tn Lexmgton, Jnd is a studem at Duke Susan R. Butler ('82) and Keuh Cameron Oivanuy School 0 Ellen Schacht ts an accou m '86 Gordon 4/11/87 manager '60s Janet Jo Dunn (82) and James Spencer for American Hospnal Supply, J d ivisaon Raquel M. Aronhime ts a teacher's ass1stanc at of B FrantzJr. (MBA ·a;) 6/20/ 87 ax ter Travenol She lives 10 Springfield, MA D110n Univers1ty 1n France. She teaches English Frank Jefferson Poore Jr. (64) and Connie Mary Susan Flaberty (82) and Jack 0 Jimmy Wayne Sellers os • to French students. 0 Gary Baldinger 1s m h1s Randall programmer Alocia Ca n er 5/ 9/87 Burcham 8/29/ 87 fanalys t for the Hanes Knu Products second season as a defens1ve lmeman for the d1vision George Edgar "Ed" Packer (68, J D ·7 1) and Sue A. HamUton (82) and Jeffery of Sara Lee Corporation 0 Deborah Kansas Cicy Ch1efs. 0 Edward L. Bowser L Ann Smith Emoly Howe Mclaughlin 12/ 14/ 86 Ecleberry 4/25/87 is a commercial underwmer for (MBA ), vice pres1dent of data processing ar North Crum and WUUam Alvan Smith Ill ('68) and Lee Joyce Unda Hill ('82) and Willoam A. Forster Commercial Insurance. 0 j. Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co, completed the Cameron 10/25/ 86 ES and Robero Boyd student 10 psych1atrtc social work at New York Peter J - Dansie (77) and Kim M. Duncan Skehon 8/29/87 Un1 vers1ty. he has been workmg in a substance 6/13/87 Mark D and Debbie EDer ( 8 3) and Tim R. New Ca naan, Cf 0 Martin Nell Millman Cornelia Adams HJrb1son 4 '25/87 Burgoss 5/16/87 Carl G. Ayers is Army captain and field artillery (MBA > works for Conoco, Inc. as an associate Thomas Alben Bland Jr. ('78> and Patrtcia Susan Annene Geer ('8.3> and Anthony Paul officer with the 3 19th Field Artillery at Fan analyst 10 Houston, TX 0 Robert Andrew Carol wgner ·6,'87 61 Zangho 7 87 Bragg, NC 0 Joseph Richard Budd ( MBh) IS Mitchum is l doctoral student 1n chn1cal David R. Godfrey ()D 78! Jnd Elizaberh Ann Douglas Robert Goldstein and Beth Jobn Robert Hilley (83) Jnd Janet Edtnburgh on an Internatio n al Rotary Martha E. Monon IS a coord10ator Clalre of Area McGowan 8/9i 87 Tuck (84) 6j6f87 S<:holarsh1p. He recetved an MA 10 English from Health Education Center programs for the UNC Kennie Uvennan (78) Jnd James E. Carr SconJamlson (8ll Jnd Ci ndy the University of V1rg10ia 10 June 1986. 0 Susan School of Med1c1ne's Office of Cominu1ng Med1cal Ill l 28 87 W J9. ryzniak 8/22, 87 V. Earwood recetved an MA 1n English from EducJtlon Friends and classmates will be sorry tu Floyd Walter Long (MBA 78) and CymhOJ H Janet Ellen Lethcoe (83) and Dav1d C. Wake Forest last M ay 0 Luther H. Eure Jr. and hear that ManhJ's fa ther died 5uddenly 10 MJ rch Ursa 6, 20;87 FroSI 5/23/87 Jeanette Perry are marned s10ce Augus t 9, 1986 Wrue to her Jt 314 Chateau Apartments, 201 NC Martin Rob ert Province (78) and Julie Eloce Kerrle G. Long (83> Jnd Joseph Barry Luther IS a second·year srudent at the Bowman 54 H1ghway Bypass, Carrboro, NC 27510. 0 S)·ers 8; 81 87 Kendall 5, 16;87 Gray School of Med1c1 ne. 0 john M. GaaJ has Kelly Mullholand rece1ved a B 1n nurs•ng from Marcia Banker (79> and JeHery S. Thomas H. McDowell IU (8ll and laura been promo ted to first lieUlenant by the Army the Un~versity of South Flonda m May, and is Schh>emer 5/30/ 87 Richards ('86) I 25, 87 He and his wife, Kimberly Miller Gaal. ltve 1n workmg on an MS 10 nurs1ng he li\ es 10 . t Andrew V. Bowden Jr. (79) and Ann David Eugene Smitb !MBA "83> and Melossa West Germany 0 Sandra D. Gordon is Pcoersburg, FL. 0 Julia F. Renfrow ()D) IS Kimberly Glover ( 80> 12,'6;86 Arnold Moore 5/9. 87 ass1gned tO the B oston Group o rftce of associate artorney for the State o f North Carol10a Thomas Edmund Brewer Jr. (79, MD "83) and Richard Stroup ('8') and Amanda Washington National Insurance Company She 0 Brian Rollflnke IS a graduate student 1n Cindy Leigh Hedgecock 6j27 / 87 Wray 8/8/87 has an MA from New York Untversuy. 0 Gary ecology at Penn Stare Un1vers1ty. He also is a Dana Holton Fishburne ('79) and David Edwin George Hampton Wall, Jr. ("83> and Eleanor Henning is workmg on an MA 1n International reaching assistant 1n general b1ology and Kwiatkow ski 4/ 11 / 87 Lou1se Bngham 4/25,'87 politics at New York Un1versity 0 WUUam ma mmalogy He Ji ves 10 State College, PA 0 Myron Padgett Hendrix (79) and Rebecca Ann Franklin Harris Wood IU (8\) and louose Holzapfel is the no rthern New Jersey sales Steven Haworth Fielden Smith 1s a portfolio Everhm 6/ 19, 87 Madden Murphy 2/28/87 represemauve for Janssen Pharmaceu tica He lives manager fo r M errill Lynch 0 Charles Royal William David Hill II (79, MS "82) and Pamcia Thomas Glenn Chambers (84! and Rebecca on Elozabe1h, NJ . 0 John Oliver Jordan is a Tedder Jr. works fo r DEG Movte tud1o. 0 Ann Robbons 8/ 1 5/87 June Cornwell 4/11/87 senior ass1stant manager for H ousehold Financial Richard Byron Thomas works fur the Chambers Keesler Jr. (MBA 79> Jnd Nell Lynn Dorough ('84) and John Fields 11 /7/87 Services in Spnng Lake, NC. 0 Kerry M. lOng IS Randolph County School System 1n RJndlcman, Garrell Bullard ('83) ·I 1187 Paul R. Eason ('84) and Margoe Lane program d1rector of the Launnburg/Scotland NC. 0 floyd james Alan Trlven 1s an account Beve rly Robin Levina (MBA "79) and Roben Beazley 9/ 12/ 87 County Area Chamber of Commerce. While he representative for the Corpor-at e Asset Based Pale Scaboil •I/ 11 / 87 Scon W. Gates (84> and Susan Wong 12/ 4/ 87 was education reporter for The (Asheboro) Finance D1v1S10n of Ci ucurp, NA He hves 10 Joseph Owens Mitchell <'79> and SJlly Louose Cdeste Halifax ( '84) and Boll Couner-Trtbune, he received the North Ca rolina Tomkms Cove, NY 0 David Thomas Burron ·1/25 87 1 Honaker 10/ 10 Associatio n of Educators' 1 987 School Bell Award Washington IS J salesman wnh Paul B / 87 Wendl Mariam Levin for excellence 1n education repo rting 0 Edward Wil li ams, Inc. 0 John M. Ziegler has rece1vcd ('84) and Douglas Neil Keen Lassiter, a lieuu~nan t 1n the No rth an MS 1n pr1011ng technology from Rochester '80s Fros< 5/9/87 George De.. -ey Mabes Carolina N:l11onal Guard, is attending helicopter lnstuute o f Technology and works fur h1s family 's lJl (' 84) and Joan Carol flying school He is on leave fr om Wake Forest company. 0 Albert Earley "Duke" Finley IU (80, MBA Golbre and Janoce Leogh Randy S. casstevens successfuly Second L1eutcnant Russell W. Meyer Ill was completed che Jeffrey Robert McFadden (80> Jnd Christine Howell 5/87 Uniform Cc mf1 ed Public Accoumam Melanie graduated from US A1r Fo rce Pilot Training. 0 Exam1n.mon Bramel (81) 5/26/ 87 Ann Painter (8-1> Jnd Craig Conley held on May. 1987. 0 Pamela Lynn Michele Amber Moore {MBA ) 1s a marketing Davis Jerry Talmadge Myers (80, JD "&1) and Lmra Hobson 8/ 8/ 87 (MBA ) and Joseph Wesley Clark are mo1rried Jennifer consultant. 0 John Mori has been promoted to and \'(/mston Ferguson 8/ 29; 87 L Pslmer (Sol) and WUIIam David l1v 1ng 1n Charlotte, NC. PamelJ works 1n the d1strict field represemauve by Procter and trust john Rllllng (80) and Murgare1 MJrucca 5/87 Downs ('S.I) 5/301 87 management department of NCNB, works fur Mark Ervin Gamble. 0 Beth Parker ts Jn account execuuve Joe Alan Rolfe (80> and Phyllos Rho an Roberts (84> Jnd Sberry AT&T 0 Ronald Wade Grinton works for at WDLX radiu in Gr<.-enville, NC. 0 Gregg A. Hupc 5/ 24/ 87 Elizabeth Lee ( 86> 4/25/87 Bassett Walker Inc. 0 Stewart Lewis Jimmy Peace has been promoted to s<.-cu nd lieutenant by johnson Benjamin Conrad Sunon (80, JD '83) and Wayne Sellers ('84) and Juloe Ann 1s 1n law school at UNC-CH 0 the Army and assigned to Fon Bragg, NC. He has Wallace james Sally Bere 5/2/87 Rank 6/20/ 87 Cla rkson and Associates. Inc, adverttsing firm in Martha Lynne Wilson ('84) and Kenneoh morning assignments for reporters a nd Hillary A. Nichols (81, MD ·an •nd Paul Charlotte, NC. 0 Willoam Chambers photographers, and creates/organizes the Joseph Carroll

M Vlctorla A R R I A G E -Contu111..d Hill Robcns ('8~1 and Jeffrc) \XI,11 ne Richard Byron Thomas ( H{,J Jnc.l DunnJ mstrumemJI 10 the Sr.ne's Jhum•ng operating Lcnhan 6/ 87 Jdfroc\ S.opp 7 / 2~ / 87 responsibility fur rhe publiC )Chuol system Jnd the Karen Sanko ('851 Danny Richardson Young (84) and DeboOias Willis UD '85) and Cmdy Mane Mille r IV ('H71 6/ I 1/87 Sa lem 0 Roger PoweU Marshall ('20) docd un James Rowland Bullock ('85) and Carrie Lynn Horne 8/ 8/ 87 Ronald Wade Brinton (''d7) and jaLquel•ne Augus1 24, 1987, 10 Rale1gh He w.as a ret1red N C. Connell ( 851 8/ 29/ 87 Mellssa ). Brethauer (861 and Geo'llie Cvunnc Clmore 1/1 1/87 St;He Universuy Engl1sh professor and an ex pen Montgomery Oeland IV Charles H. Cate, Jr. ('85) and Sue ltardle (871 8/ 15/ 87 Stewan Lewis johnson (K7> Jnd usan Ru th un North Co~rulino~ luerature 0 Stanton 8 . Catherine (87> 7118/ 87 Marie Coles (861 and Alan Jeffrey BrJmlcu 6f 'd7 Ingram Sr. <'211 doed un Apnl II , 1987, He was Richard Tlllmann Fountain Ill () D '85 1 and Prince 1'861 8/ 8/ 87 Wallace james Rumboughjr. c'H71 and a prom1nent buo;inessman in Ann•swn, ALand .an Emoly Harm Preyer 8/ 8/ 87 Susan Elalne Jackson ('86) and Richard Judson Cynch1.t K.•y FuuntJIO 7/ t1/H7 .1covc membe r of the wmmunny Al ways john Oliver jordan (85) and Paulonc Leek Cuoke 6/ I ~ / 87 generous 1n his support of the BJptisl Church and Angela Kmg 6,' 27 / 87 Ungenfeld (861 and Bonner Wake Fure.st, he WJS a charter member uf the Mary Fresoeau Keating (851 and John Wolloam Davos 9/ 5 ,'87 Pres idem's Club and a member uf rhe OeJcon Recd,Jr 8/ 15/ 87 Lisa Karen Miller (861 and Clay S Jnd NC Karen Picken (861 8,' 87 Pc:nelupe to pr.tt.uce law As J tJte SenJtor du nng the J UNC professor emeritus and p•oneer 10 publ1c Lynn Haye> 5 10/ 87 193~ Jnd 1915 J egJ~Jatl\t' ~CUIOOS, he WJS hcahh and fJm•ly med•cinc pra(tiCe. He was also the grNt, great gr.mdsun uf Samuel Wan, one o f the well-known figures 1n Wake Forest Untvers•ty hosrury 0 Dr Julius C. Early Jr. cMD 281 docd 10 Apnl 1987 He ltved in Wh1spenng P•nes, C. 0 jesse Hardaway Knon ( 28J died on August Theta Chi celebrates 60s beach weekend 10, 1987 ..ll Lenmr McmonJI H uspuJI, NC. He w.as J rer1red contracwr and J member of the W Jke Forese Oeo~ con Club 0 Rufus K. /'. ate Pah•p< tt '< THE BIG CHILL, or as far a Nebraska, Californoa, MKh rgan and many as 20 years ago, We sang all the "Knolen" Benfield Sr. < 291 docd un M•r 17, perhap1 11 '1 JUI/ tbe naturalur Florid3, a gmgJ of agmg and from score o l orth Carolina fraternity songs. air hough we needed co pres of 1987 on Hockory, C 0 Walter L Warfford Sr. bub; boomt:YI uubmg to n.dne tbt:tr ; o ooes and mwns whose nam ut b. es we first learned the Iynes, We partied Saturday nrghr 10 old C".\0) d1ed 10 September 1987 following a length) ll'"batcu :r t !JC: rt'i.IIO IIJ . duri tllnc:ss He was J Southern Bapus tbe Alumm Office ng our \XIake Forese years 1xty beach songs, although many of us d1dn'c last c mtnisrer and ro1d1o B1blc: cco~cher 0 Or Thomas W. Long buJ Jt: t: n u I.Jrgt: m cr e uJe m off-c.unpuJ businessmen, doctors, lawyers, dentists, much past midnrght (Don 't know why, but (\2. MD 33) d1c:d tn May 1987 He \A. .IS a resident rt:tmtOIIJ m tbe p14I1 feu· )'l!Uri U'/e t~pp/,.llld reachers, even a miSSIOnary, packed their bags the older brorhers and the1r w1ves lasted much of StJtesville, C. 0 J\.1alcolm McLeod 1 321 tbL'IC p. roup1 .md e n co and left home; however, by rhe rime rhey ur~Jg t: otlu•rJ lo longer on the dance floor than the younger d1ed Jn June, 1987 of Jn appJ.rc:m heart ;HtJCk He arnved, they had shed colllllCt our of/it·t· f or bdp m plumung rho;e titles For chat ones.) hJd sened JS sheriff of Robeson Counry, NC for weekend e 1 enll Homec ommg 11 u:ht:rt:r·t•r ; · our , they returned-if onl)· 1n sp1rH-to If time well spent IS measured solely by bold 18 )"t'J rs and wJ~ mdueted Into the N C LJ""' \F"u kt• Foreii fru:uds .;re! d1<.-d Most of us arrived on Thursday afrernoon thoughts contemplated, our three days ar on M.:&y 1, 1987, 10 \\ .1rremun, C. He WJS a reurc:d teacher .1nd or evening, uncertain whether we would Litchfield were cenamly unprofitable, But if b; Bobb; pnnc1p.1l 0 Herbert William Ha.rre ll ( \11 dtcd H•tbaua; ('691 remember names and a bH self-consc1ous 11me well spent IS measured by the l.10ghs and un MJ)' I I, 1987 He WJS .l reured flonst. 0 Dr .md Doug lf' aller ( '711 abour how we would appear co mhen after all reminiscences h.1red, the rail rales recoumed, }arne> C Coffey 1 .1~ B I doed un June 18. 1987 chose years. Bob Mills, a 1971 Thera Chr and Jnd rhe com1nual kiddmg, chen we gave a 1n SJIIsbury, N< He wJs .:& gcner.tl prJctmoner 0 Our assignment from the Alumm Office \XIake Forest's alumni d1recmr, laid down the r.uher good account of ourselves Dr William "Bill" C Arney 1 \7. MD 381 docd To explam why sixty m1ddle-aged males spent 10 June: 198"7 He "J'i J ground rules for the weekend: No talk •bour The weekend had ItS other moments restdenc of Mo rgamon, a weekend frying 10 the sun; scaymg up at pol C 0 Malcolm "Mac" Royal Barfleld \8 Hies o pretensions o children. And, no besides the beer, the dance p.1rry and the nighr far Iacer rhan rhey're used ro; dragging calls from the office, dted on Jul)· 29, I 987 Jt h1s home 10 Loldsboru, banquet. There were awkward moment.) C o Cui. james Q. Slmmofllo, )r. (38, MD themselves ouc of bed early each morning co The names rook c.lfe of themselves, 1n part when fraternity brothers, .1frec (\) docd un Mnch 3, 1987. He was loving rncludes shipping and lc 's about deans who put up With our handling.) 10 JmJril\o, A 0 H. Irwin Coffleld Ul (67) complaintS and prOtests. It's abou t campus I w1sh ro pay for my lamp(s) as fo ll ows d1ed o n May "7, 1987, m ChJrloue, NC .1frer J police whom we tormented, a nd long­ lung illness 0 Jo.hn Raymond Moore ( '67) I enclose a check, payable to S•rrrca. Led., •n the amount of S•------suffering maimenancc per sonnel who cleaned died on November 2.5, 1986, 1n an JUIOmublle up

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Corporauun Unned SIJtCS tc:el FoundJUOn Unued Trust Company First Federal a\·ings & Loan First FmanciJI Jvmgs & loan First Home Federal Technologies Curporauun Unned Tekum UpJuhn Cumpan)· UPS Foundauun UVB Found.lt1un Savmgs & Loan First Maryland Foundauon, Inc. 1 First Un10n Foundation f1rst Union Nauonal V. F. Corporation Vilnbruard Furnnure Company Virgin1a Elc:cmc and Power CompJny Vtrkler Bank of Winston-Salem First Un10n Nattonal Bank of Charlotte First Vugmia Banks, Inc. F1shel Chemical Company Frank Vogler o.. Suns Vukan Materials Company of Winston·Salem Vulc-Jn 1 Steel Company f Flakt Produas.lnc Fleet Nauonal Bank Fleet Supply Limited f A J Fletcher Materials Com pan)· of A!Jba.ma \\'-S ChJmber of Commerce W. R Wetr Aucuon CompJn) \X FU ~Trust ai!Jce helton. Inc. Warner­ Foundauon f Flow M oto~ 1 Food Fa.tr f Ford Momr Com pan)· Fund f Forest Hills Lumber Company Tenn1s Camp WSOC-TV \V'a,ho..,.iJ. BJnl.. 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Prices begin at $190. & GeorgM Johnson & H•ggins Johnson & Johnson Life Insurance Company / Johnson Higgins of Hitchcock Chair. An authentic Hitchcock cha1r made from kiln-dried hard rock maple. Johnson·s Wax Fund, Inc. f Johnsmn County TB Association Jones Group, Inc. Joyce and Royal, Inc Hand decorated and painted with an original design of Wait Chapel. Available with I K & \1(1 Cafeteria, Inc. I George W Kane, Inc. f J M Kane & Company I Kaplan's chou! Suppl)' hand woven rush seat or wood seat. Both styles available in black harvest or coventry Corporauon f Keiger Priming Company 1 Kelly Office Machines, Inc Kendall Company Foundation finish. Chairs may be inscribed. Prices begin at $325. 1 Key Bustne.ss Systems. Inc. 1 Key Construction Company, Inc. 1 Bob Ktng's Mazda I KMan Corporauon Kobel Industries, Inc Koons Chrysler-Plymouth f Koopers Company Foundauon Official Wake Forest University Cross Pen/Pencil. Quality Cross writing instruments Kraft Dart Krispy Kreme Doughnut Company 1 Laclede (;as Compan)' LafJyeue 8.1nk & Trusr in distinctive classic black style with the University seal reproduced in gold. A perfect Company Lance Foundation Landau, Berkowitz. &: Nostr.md Landmark Charnable Foundauon gift for that special Wake Forester. Prices begm at $19.95. Lawyers Tnle Insurance Corporation Lederle Drug CompJny Leinbach Machmery Company Lentz. Chapel Print. This fine Wait Chapel Collector's Print shows you "a different view" of Transfer & Storage Company leonard Paper Ruling Company Le\1 trauss Foundation Levin, Wake Forest University. The 550 limited edition prints are signed and numbered by the Sp1nneu and Company ltberty Corporotion Foundation 1 L1berty a\ ings ConunentJI Dt\'tSJun artist. This rendition depicts Walt Chapel, completed m 1956 and named after the Liggen & Myers, Inc. /l1ggeu Group, Inc. f ligon Elecntc Suppl)· Company, Inc. Loews Corpurauon University's lounder, Samuel Wait. $45 unframed; $135 framed. Loews Theatres Welfare Fund long Communicat•ons Group Long Haymes and Cur Louis1ana Grandfather Clock. A Pearl grandfather clock With triple ch1mes. colonial style & Inc lydall. Inc M · A·COM, Inc. Machine & Land Exploration Lucas Travel, Inc lucia, rotating moon calendar. and the University seal etched into the brass lyre pendulum. Welding Supply M.unrenance Rubber & Pump Mallinckrodt Fund, Inc Manda!J Center, Inc. Cabmet is solid maple. Prices begin at $900. Manpower, Inc. I Ma rine Midland Bank., N .A 1 Marsh & McLennan Company. Inc. MJnin Martella Corporation 1 Massachusetts Murual Life Insurance Compan) McGiadre)' Hend~ekson Pullen Color Prints. Custom color pnnts of the aerial photograph of the Reynolda Campus, McMan, Inc. 1 McMa.ster-Carr Supply Company f McCormick &.: Company Fund McDunald·s the cover photo of the August issue of The Wake Forest Magazine, are now available. Corporatton I McNa1 r Construetton Company, Inc. I Mebane Packagtng Corporauon I Mellon B.1nk, The photograph was taken by Mark Earnest \86) and Steve DeFrancesco ('88) of Eye­ N .A I Meridan Bancorp., Inc Merrell Dow Pharmaceuucals Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & muh in-the-Sky Aerial Photography, Inc. Prices begin at $9.95. M~tro Business Forms, Inc. I Metropohtian Life Insurance Company f Midland Mutual Life Insurance I For mora information or an order form. write to Midlamic National Bank 1 Miles Laboratories 1 Milla rds Mach1nery Service I M1ller Mechanical. Inc. I Student Alumni Council, 7208 Reynolda Station, Milliken 1 Mims DlStrtbucing Company, Inc. 1 Mmnesota Mining & Manufaeturtng I Mobile Wlneton-Salem, NC 27109. 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