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GRACELAND UNIVERSITY Annual Report 2019

HOW TWO GRACELAND ALUMNI GAVE BACK TO THEIR ALMA MATER IN A BIG WAY„P6 Horizons (USPS 0884-8939) is published three times per year by Graceland University, Lamoni, Iowa. The magazine is distributed without charge to alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the university. Free copies are available upon request.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Harry J. Ashenhurst, PhD, ’70, CHAIR Robert G. “Bob” Ackerley ’06, VICE CHAIR David J. Brown ’73, TREASURER Michelle Hampton ’83 Waite, SECRETARY Sue Bevington ’89 Michele Black, MBA, ’81 Joseph Booz, JD, ’86 Stassi Cramm, PhD, ’03 Nancy Tanner Edwards, PhD, ’65 Ronald E. “Ron” Gillilan, MD Karen Booth ’76 Jewell, JD Ivan Joseph, PhD, ’96 Dale W. Lick, PhD John Sheehy ’79 Dennis Shields, JD, ’77 Samuel G. “Sam” Smalldon ’78 Rachel Bradford ’07 Tovey Ryan Watson ’77 Michael R. Wiley, PhD, ’83 Strength Through Change ADMINISTRATION Patricia H. Draves, PhD PRESIDENT ne of the best things about living in Lamoni is the absolute beauty Kathleen M. Clauson Bash, PhD VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS of the changing seasons. For anyone who has spent extended time Kelly W. Everett, BA, ’77 on campus, you know that we can even experience almost all of VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT O Jill Rhea, PhD the seasons in the span of a single week! As the seasons change, though, VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AND DEAN OF FACULTY David Schaal, EdD, ’80 the strength of the Graceland experience remains. Brick buildings stand VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT LIFE AND DEAN OF STUDENTS tall against the cold of winter, and our hearts stay warm as we reflect Jodi L. Seymour EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT on experiences of the past year — new friends made, life changes, new AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES David Siddall, JD, ’85 careers, and even friends we have lost. VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE Graceland is on the cusp of a change of its own — and not just in the ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michele Black, MBA, ’81, PRESIDENT renovation of buildings like Newcom Student Union and Morden Center. Brian Woodson, BA, ’87, VICE PRESIDENT Our administration, faculty and staff have been engaging in a months-long Holly Phillips ’81 Caskey, BA, SECRETARY Kevin Brunner, PhD, ’86, FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE evaluation and planning process to transform our university to address the Brooke Beytin, MA, ’15 challenges of higher education that we see in the future. This transformation Caleb Brian, PhD, ’08 Joy Brunner-Cannavino, MA, ’85 is leading us to a university that is dynamic and nimble while remaining Cal Closson, BA, ’82 true to the pillars of community and togetherness that have always made Lynley Closson, MSW, ’15 Michael Davis, BA, ’10 Graceland the special place we all know it to be. Carmen Fisher, RN, BSN, ’02 Ric Hettrick, BA, ’74 As we work through this transformation, we celebrate the generosity of Beth Higdon, MA, ’73 Jeff Martin, BA, ’85 our amazing alumni and friends listed in the annual report for the 2018-19 Nichelle Closson ’10 Oxley, JD fiscal year. I hope that you will take time to read the stories of our amazing Samuel G. “Sam” Smalldon, MBA, ’78 Lisa Sheehy ’80 Stobbe, MEd community and see on full display the impact that this generosity has on Brittany Atwood ’06 Thomas, BA our students.

EDITOR & WRITING Change is challenging, hard decisions need to be made, but it is also Shane Adams ’99 exciting. As the seasons change on our campuses, Graceland stands strong,

DESIGN poised to continue realizing its potential as a dynamic, comprehensive Tiffany Rider ’06 Smith, MEd Midwestern university. Thank you for all you do to help make that happen PHOTOGRAPHY — from your support and encouragement to your generosity of your Shane Adams ’99 R. Paul Davis, MA, ’81 resources. We are so grateful to have you as a part of our community. Michael Gruich Wendell Smith, MEd, ’06 WRITING & DATA ANALYSIS Brooke Sutherland, MS, ’03

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@GracelandUniversity ON THE COVER Gorgeous fall colors in October gave way to an equally beautiful landscape — winter arrived at last and blanketed the Lamoni campus with snow. We were fortunate to capture aerial views Graceland University of the Higdon Administration Building and Newcom Student Union (the temperature was a balmy 7ºF). Visit graceland.edu/newcomproject for updates on this exciting project.

SNAPSHOT The Newcom Footprint As we watch the renovation progress of Newcom Student Union, it has become clear that generations of Gracelanders recognize the pivotal role this building has played in the student experience. We’re excited to see that role continue for future generations of Gracelanders. Go to the annual report section to see who contributed to this project. ▸ P24 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 3 The Buzz A section dedicated to sharing what's going on at Graceland — because so many cool things are happening, and we want you to know about them!

COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS

Esports Champions Graceland’s ESPORTS TEAM was named the Iowa Division B Esports League champion at the GG Leagues tournament at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa, in November. Jared Doty, Graceland Esports coach, said of the team’s collective win, “Our communication, in-game adjustments and strategy were very effective, and these are skills they’ll need in the global economy.” In the spring, the team will compete with some of the highest-ranked schools in the U.S.

RECIPIENTS

Baseball Anthony Moore HOMECOMING 2019  Read about the ALUMNI AWARDS honorees ▸ P9 Basketball (M) Brady McMains Basketball (W) Emma Burns Cheer Cheyanne Chesley Students Dance Team Tabitha Watson Honored for Football Their Academic Dyllon Mack Golf (M) Achievements Carter Wiley Golf (W) The FREEMAN AWARDS, named Julia Austin for Tom ’55 and Terry Moore Softball ‘56 Freeman, are presented Daryn Nowlin Athletics Hall of Fame annually to one senior student- Soccer (M) athlete in each varsity sport who, Dylan Fox Class of 2019 Honored in their junior year, earned the Soccer (W) A NEW CLASS OF highest cumulative GPA in their Maria Mafi da Silveira INDUCTEES ATHLETICS HALL respective sport. This year’s Track & Field (M) OF FAME INDUCTEES medals were presented to the Donavan Switalski 1979 Men’s recipients before kickoff at the Track & Field (W) WAS RECOGNIZED Volleyball Team during Homecoming homecoming football game. Kristol Vanterpool Ian Davies ’78 2019 for their A special plaque with each Volleyball (M) Rob Kaleikau ’80 contributions to the student’s name will be placed Kaelan Padilla athletic department. Diana Jensen ’01 in their coach’s office to Volleyball (W) commemorate the students’ Abigail Karlis achievements and as a reminder Wrestling of the important role a coach Shea Swafford Homecoming photo albums can be viewed here: flickr.com/gracelanduniversity plays in a student’s collegiate life.

4 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons Theatre Production Addresses Global Issue

“LIGHTING THE WAY” presented Graceland’s theatre audience with different perspectives on climate change through 12 short vignettes — some silly and some intense, but all thought-provoking. The Graceland performance was part of a global network of public forums on the subject of climate change under the umbrella of The Arctic Cycle consortium. The Climate Change Theatre Action, a participating group, offers a menu of 50 short scenes for stage performance. Of those, Graceland chose 12 for the local production. This scene, “Canary,” was selected to be performed at the annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 5, held in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Jan. 19-25, 2020.

CAMPUS LIFE ABOVE Jessie Fuller '20 enacted the scene from "Canary" by Hanna Cormick, a poetic piece dedicated to those who put their life/body on the line, voluntarily and involuntarily, to bring about awareness of climate change, like canaries in the coal mine. Assistant Professor of Theatre Tracy Salter dedicated this scene to her friend and former professor who suffers from multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS). Susceptible to environmental toxins, individuals with MCS are characterized as canaries because their bodies can no longer process certain poisons in the air, water or food sources, and are early indicators of a danger.

Nine Students Inducted Into Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society The GRACELAND CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTED NINE NEW MEMBERS in October. Fly Like a Bird Graceland’s chapter, Alpha In November, JANA ZINSER ’80 Phi Upsilon, was founded in SHARED A LIVE READING OF HER 2017, and these new members LATEST NOVEL, inspired by her experiences are part of the third class of growing up in Lamoni. Fly Like A Bird, Zinser’s inductees. Sigma Tau Delta second novel, tells the coming-of-age story of was founded in 1924 to confer NEW MEMBERS Ivy, a young girl growing up in a small southern distinction for high achievement Iowa town during the 1970s, where everyone in English language, literature Randallynn Smith knows everything about their quirky neighbors. and writing, and to foster Payton Young After discovering that her family and neighbors literacy and all aspects of the Daryn Nowlin are keeping secrets from her about the night discipline of English. With Emma Cleland-Leighton a tragic car crash killed her parents, Ivy over 850 chapters across the Ashley Gress attempts to untangle the truth about what U.S. and abroad, Sigma Tau Kaylen Schaefer really happened and escape the town that Delta is the most active honors Passion Shaffer lied to her about the true fate of her mother. organization in the field and Brennan Williams The reading, followed by a question-and- one of the largest members answer session, took place in the Frederick of the Association of College Molly Sharp Madison Smith Library on the Lamoni campus. Honor Societies.

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 5 BACK Just before Christmas, a group of about At Graceland, Seagraves never met an activity he didn’t love. He played football and soccer, 40 Graceland staff members, faculty, served as Closson’s chaplain, then as their administrators and athletic coaches house president. He was homecoming king alongside his future sister-in-law, Deb Knotts gathered together for an ADMISSIONS ’93 Skinner (Seagraves is married to Deb’s SUMMIT twin, Ruth ’93) and was the president of the aimed at addressing several Council of House Presidents. In his spare time, enrollment challenges the university he participated in theatre and choir. is facing. But Seagraves almost didn’t make it to Graceland. As a talented football prospect, he elming the sessions were two Graceland alumni — actually was committed to another university, IVAN JOSEPH, PhD, ’96 and MIKE SEAGRAVES, having only visited Graceland for “maybe half PhD, ’94 — who have been partnering together a day when I was about 15,” he recounts. on workshops like this for 10 years. Both of these Then, as a senior, he attended Spectacular, men have served Graceland in different capacities Community of Christ’s annual high school Hover the past several years. camp on Graceland’s Lamoni campus, and he just didn’t leave. “I remember sitting in the S eagraves came to Graceland in 1990, but its influence on him Gunsolley parking lot, watching the Calizonia began much earlier. He remembers when he was about 10 years (a Spectacular delegation) bus drive away. old, a large group of Graceland alumni moved into the area and I stayed in Lamoni by myself until football started attending his church in Silicon Valley. started two weeks later,” he remembers.

“There was something about them — folks like Scott ’84 and Laurie Joseph admits his own path to Graceland Parker ’84 White, Randy Arms ’84 and Brian Vreeland ’84 — that I wasn’t exactly straight. He had been exposed just wanted to be a part of,” he recalls. to Graceland thanks to Brian Shantz ’69,

6 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons whose Canadian delegation at Spectacular has always been Joseph stayed at Graceland a few more years, impressive. However, Joseph started his college career at leading the men’s and women’s soccer teams to Laurentian in Sudbury, Ontario, but found the large school and unprecedented success, including #1 national class sizes difficult. rankings and a national championship in 2006 for the men’s team — Graceland’s first national men’s soccer After taking a year off, he joined a group of Canadian students title in history. He was named national coach of the for a Graceland visit and thought he might have found home. year by the NAIA in 2006 as well. After an interview with then Vice President for Enrollment Management Bonita Booth, Joseph joined Graceland in 1993 to Beginning in 2008, Joseph spent a decade as play soccer. He went on to serve as the Orion house president director of athletics at Ryerson University in Toronto, and the Graceland Student Government (GSG) president in the leading the transformation that saw the program 1995-96 school year. Joseph also met his wife, Polly Tripp ’95 rise to national prominence. He created a culture Joseph, while a student at Graceland. of belonging and pride across Ryerson’s diverse urban campus and helped student-athletes break records After graduation, Joseph joined the residence life team as the with their athletic, academic and outreach activities. Gunsolley hall director and was a volunteer assistant coach for His efforts also helped the university win the first- the men’s soccer team. ever provincial and national championships in the institution’s history. “I was in the right place at the right time,” said Joseph when asked how he came to be the head coach. “I was actually about Joseph earned his PhD in sports psychology and to move on from Graceland and join an NCAA Division I school is regularly called upon to support national team as an assistant, and Jerry Hampton ’52 told me that I would be programs. Two recent examples include his 2018 better to learn by fire as the head coach at Graceland than to selection as head coach of the women’s national be an assistant at a larger school. And he was so right. There are soccer team in his native Guyana and his role as

“What Graceland needs most right now are the very things it is uniquely gifted at — all the things it taught us about the value of relationships, the strength of community, and how to live and lead with purpose.” BACK MIKE SEAGRAVES high-performance coach for the Canadian men’s several coaches like Jerry who have seen immense success during basketball team that won the country's first-ever their time at Graceland — from Stew McDole ’65 to Rod Schall FIBA Under-19 Basketball World Cup in 2017. ’50. These were coaches who received national acclaim.” Along with being an in-demand consultant and It was during Joseph’s time as a coach at Graceland that he speaker, Joseph maintains an influential presence invited Seagraves to return to Lamoni as a residence hall director. in the public realm. He contributes regularly to “I was just out of occupational therapy school and in a really publications like The Huffington Post and Globe and difficult internship, but Graceland called to me, despite having a Mail. He also wrote the 2017 book “You Got This: job lined up for myself in Bend, Oregon,” Seagraves said. “I had Mastering the Skill of Self-Confidence” and delivered to put the personal ahead of the professional, and it was the best a TEDx talk called “The Skill of Self-Confidence,” decision of my life.” But with the best of both worlds, Seagraves which has been viewed, at last count, over 18 million was still able to work as a part-time occupational therapist (OT) times. Joseph is now the vice-provost at Dalhousie at the Lamoni nursing home. University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Both men eventually left Graceland for new opportunities. Seagraves and Joseph have stayed in touch since Seagraves returned to California in 2001 to pursue his career in leaving Graceland. In 2009, when Joseph was health care in earnest. Beginning as an OT, he soon made his the athletic director at Ryerson, he asked Seagraves way into progressive and transformational leadership roles — to be a part of an all-day session to help the first clinically, then in health care information technology and, university reach its peak performance. A decade ultimately, into corporate executive leadership. later, they’ve done over a dozen workshops together in businesses and institutions across North America, Currently, Seagraves is a national vice president for Kaiser helping to create high-performance culture. Permanente, an $80 billion national integrated health care system with over 200,000 employees, where he leads the “We have complementary skillsets, and because we teams responsible for Kaiser’s $600 million consumer digital are so different, we play off of each other in that transformation. Along the way, he earned a PhD in global space really well,” Joseph said. leadership and organizational change from Pepperdine University.

ANNUAL REPORTFALL 2019 HORIZONS | 7 For both of them, their time as part of the residence life program at Graceland was formative. The influence of legends like former dean of students Tom Powell ’73 and former director INSPIRED BY MIKE & IVAN’S of residence life Marian Garrett ’70 Killpack looms largely in STORY AND WANT TO GIVE their language and in their conversation. BACK TO GRACELAND IN Both talked at length about Powell’s message of the ministry of presence and its importance to their lives. Joseph shared A CREATIVE WAY? a particular story about Killpack’s impact: “Marian wrote my Check out the challenge from Dean of parents a letter. I’m not sure if she did that for all the students in Undergraduate Admissions Deb Skinner. ▸ P28 the residence life program, but her letter to my parents helped mend a rocky relationship because she described the positive impact I was having on others at Graceland.”

In returning to Graceland this winter to offer the complimentary impeccable in his conscientiousness. He is a strong two-day admissions workshop, they both felt it was so important man of faith and principle, and his family is the most for them to give back. important thing to him.”

“We saw this as an opportunity to reflect back to the Graceland Seagraves said about Joseph, “He is brilliant in his community how unique and special it truly is,” said Seagraves. way of understanding what really matters in both “Through the lens of our leadership experience, we recognized people and organizations. His ability to focus on the that what Graceland needs most right now are the very things it nonintuitive thing that makes people and teams better is uniquely gifted at — all the things it taught us about the value is a gift. And the way in which he is able to build a of relationships, the strength of community, and how to live and community, a movement, a culture around those things lead with purpose.” is really intentional and yet authentic and organic. Beneath the surface, there is a passion for people Joseph shared his own deep sense of gratitude. “This place and unleashing their potential.” changed my life and set me on a trajectory that put me in a different place than I was headed. As a board of trustees Seagraves and Joseph are two shining examples of member, I understand the urgency in ensuring Graceland’s the types of people Graceland has the potential to admissions challenges are addressed.” develop. Their willingness to give back to the university that gave them so much is evident in their passion and It’s clear that Joseph and Seagraves have an immense amount persistence in helping ensure that Graceland reaches of respect for each other. When asked to describe Seagraves, its potential. ■ Joseph said, “He’s the smartest guy I know. He’s analytical and

During the admissions summit, those in attendance engaged in a variety of team-building exercises — some fast- paced and some more intensive — all designed to draw out creative thinking and get people to identify challenges “This place changed my life and and possible solutions. It was a true meeting of the minds, a time for new set me on a trajectory that put perspectives. Attendees watched two powerful videos that encouraged this me in a different place than thought. I was headed. As a board of Seagraves set the stage for renowned National Geographic photographer trustees member, I understand Dewitt Jones' short film, "More Than One Right Answer." It offered the the urgency in ensuring message that creativity is a matter of perspective, there is more than Graceland’s admissions one right answer to a problem, and embracing change allows us to break challenges are addressed.” the pattern(s) and look for the next right answer. IVAN JOSEPH Joseph described the framework behind Apple's 1997 advertising campaign, "Think Different," showing the iconic commercial of visionaries throughout history who made significant impacts because they thought differently. The unique thinking that drove this pivotal campaign and celebrated unique thinkers was exactly what Joseph and Seagraves wanted to impress upon the summit group. If you're interested, take a minute and watch the commercial on YouTube.

8 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons Distinguished Service Award Alumni David Vaughan ’75, a renowned aquaculture researcher, has made a name for himself worldwide with numerous published papers and notoriety on his coral growth research. Vaughan, of Summerland Keys, Florida, earned a Bachelor of Arts in biology and chemistry & Friends from Graceland. He went on to earn a Master of Science in biology and microbiology from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and a PhD in botany and plant physiology from Rutgers University.

Making a Through his work as a senior scientist at the Mote's Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research & Restoration Center in the Florida Keys, Vaughan discovered a process called micro fragmentation, a way to speed up the growth rate of Difference coral. He postponed his retirement to work on restoring corals at Florida’s Reef Tract, the third-largest coral reef in the world. Vaughan is now the president and founder of Plant A Million Corals LLC, which was created for the purpose of training marine Each year at homecoming, biologists all over the world in coral restoration and replenishment. He credits his time Graceland's president at Graceland for giving him the drive and passion for this lifelong love and mission. presents the following Graceland Award of Recognition awards of recognition Bob Bell ’86 was a high school senior in Port Huron, Michigan, when Graceland football coach Dan Hanton '65 urged him to visit in honor of impactful the campus with six friends. Bell fell in love with Graceland and enrolled in the fall of 1977. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in physical service to Graceland education and health with an elementary education endorsement. and the world. Bell has devoted his life to public service — as an educator for 17 years, in the Army Reserves serving several tours of duty and training soldiers, and as The Distinguished Service Award a law enforcement officer. In his role as Lamoni police chief from 2015-19, Bell worked recognizes achievement in a chosen field, side by side with Dean of Students Dave Schaal ’80, turning college students in the service to community, state and nation, right direction through personal mentoring and counseling. good citizenship, humanitarian service and contribution to society. The recipient Steve ’77 and Jeanie Upson thrive on getting the most out must be a living alumni of Graceland, of Mother Earth, and Graceland has reaped the fruits of their and it must be 10 years since they were labor. Steve came to Graceland in the fall of 1973 from Tulsa, enrolled at Graceland. Oklahoma. He transferred to Oklahoma State University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in horticulture in 1978 and The Graceland Award of Recognition went on to earn his Master of Science in horticulture from honors those who have demonstrated Kansas State University in 1980. Over the years, he has served special contributions of time, talents, as a technical advisor and educator in the areas of raised-bed and container gardening, resources and personal sacrifices to commercial market gardening, and high tunnel (hoop house) construction and benefit Graceland. The recipients must management. Jeanie is from Skiatook, Oklahoma, and received her Bachelor of Arts be living but need not be Graceland in elementary education from Cameron University. She has been a Title I elementary alumni. The Board of Trustees asked the reading specialist for Ardmore City Schools for the past 32 years. Alumni Association to establish this award Graceland sustainability coordinator, Jen Abraham-White ’08, said of the Upsons, as an additional way to honor the people “Their continued commitment to Graceland’s sustainability program has been who support Graceland and university remarkable. Because they decided to buy in to a vision that had little support, their programs in an exceptional way. hands planted a seed; they have driven thousands of miles back and forth from Oklahoma to help construct a better and greener Graceland; and they so generously The Honorary Alumni Award recognizes, and graciously share personal savings from years of hard work in fields of service to includes and honors individuals — educate a new era of students and impact posterity.” living or deceased — who have not been enrolled as students at Graceland Honorary Alumni Award but whose affiliation would be beneficial to Graceland. These individuals have Nita Harder, born in Tulsa and raised in El Reno, Oklahoma, related to the goals and purposes of the now resides in St. Charles, Missouri, with her husband of 60 university and to other alumni as though years, David Harder ’57. Nita and David met at a senior high camp when they were teenagers but didn't start dating until they had been a member of the student they were both attending Oklahoma State University. body. A lifelong educator, Harder found her calling to work with This year’s honorees were recognized at young people while attending a Community of Christ camp when she was 27. This the 20th annual Alumni Awards Banquet past summer marked 41 consecutive years working with the Oklahoma delegation held on Friday evening of homecoming at Spectacular (Spec), a Community of Christ high school camp held on the Lamoni weekend in Shaw Center. campus. She is excited about the dozens of young people who have attended Spec due to her encouragement and have had the experience of the Graceland and Lamoni communities. Nita and David’s love for Graceland has spread to their two sons and five of their grandchildren, who are, or who plan to become, Graceland graduates. View photos from this event here: flickr.com/gracelanduniversity ANNUAL REPORTFALL 2019 HORIZONS | 9 “O Alma Mater, guide us on, thy standard e’er unfold, and call us on with memories of days ‘neath the Blue and Gold.”

— ALMA MATER HYMN, Roy Cheville, 1926

ANNUAL REPORT 2019

10 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons Your support makes this all possible. Graceland’s history is full of amazing And while change is as sure as the seasons, stories of alumni and friends — Graceland’s financial health remains strong people who understand our values of because we have supporters and friends learning, wholeness and community. who believe in our mission, just as we do. On behalf of those fortunate enough Again, thank you. to be impacted by the generosity of the people listed on these pages as contributors to Graceland’s future, we say thank you. Thank you for another Kelly Everett remarkable year of generosity. Vice President for Institutional Advancement

The Numbers University Operating Budget Results 2018-19

Endowment Growth Use of Funds in thousands as of May 31 TOTAL EXPENSES TOTAL ASSETS 2015 $45,933 $ -3.75% 38,153,985 $ Instruction Includes net assets 2016 47,383 $12,124,384 31.8% of subsidiary,* market Student Services value of investment $8,557,886 22.4% $ portfolio and other 2017 50,942 Auxiliary Enterprises endowment assets. $6,397,350 16.8%

* The Graceland College Center $ Institutional Support for Professional Development 2018 53,340 $5,707,942 15.0% and Lifelong Learning (SkillPath) Academic Support $2,118,173 5.6% 2019 $ 51,342 Minimum Pension Liability Adjustment $2,011,162 5.3% Public Service $1,237,088 3.2%

Change in Net Assets Revenue Sources $1,250,914

TOTAL REVENUE $39,404,899

58.4% 4.0% 19.4% -0.3% 17.2% 1.2% $23,017,787 $1,585,010 $7,635,205 ($103,206) $6,790,988 $479,115 Net Tuition & Fees Government Private Gifts, Investment Income Sales & Services of Other Sources Grants & Contracts Grants & Contracts excluding distributions Auxiliary Enterprises from subsidiary*

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 11 DONOR LISTINGS At Graceland, we recognize how Donors are recognized for gifts given between June 1, 2018 - May 31, 2019. important each and every gift is If we have made any errors, please accept our apologies and bring them to the attention of the Development Office at 800.645.3582 or to the future of the university and [email protected]. the student experience. We also know that there is a greater story Jeff & Patricia Draves Roland & Beth Sims Marolf to be told beyond the numbers. Leslie & Linda Carmichael Gamble Max Matthews So, the Horizons team took a Steven & Sharon King Graybill Hal McKain Elaine Bartlett Gregg Jerry & Sandra Froyd Mogg deeper look at the data of this Jerry Hampton Bill & Sherry Mesle Morain Kelly & Cherry Dubois Hartnett Doug & Jackie Nelson year’s annual report and pulled Randy & Laurie Nipper Heintz James R. 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Rodney & Janelle Engel cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz Presidentials Anonymous $100,000 or more. Donald & Alberta Brown Contribution of $100,000 or more per Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White fiscal year being reported, or cumulative Harold Lambert Kenneth & Cindy Howard Campbell Doris Marriott Anderson gifts totaling $1 million or more, or signed Dean Limric Gloria P. Carmichael Eldon & Bonnie Winters Anderson gift declaration of intended transfer of Kenneth & Cynthia McClain Eric & Carla Cox Keith L. Anderson trust or bequest of $2 million or more, Donald & Polly Brown Mehlisch Stephen & Stassi Cramm Carl & Joyce Higgins Ashbaugh or combined cumulative gifts and trust/ John & Mary Anne Hoss Rasmussen John & Mary Clare Decker Lloyd & Elaine Avery bequest of $2 million or more. Joel & Kathy Ross Anonymous Bonnie Whittemore Douglas Marianna J. Badder Leland C. Ackerley Mark & Theresa Thoman A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards Neil & Kathy Badder Robert & Nora Ackerley Anonymous James & Margo Montgomery Elvin Beatrice Mahi Barboza James & Pamela Smith Ash Stuart & Michelle Hampton Waite Kelly & Teri Everett Evelyn Berryman Barritt Harlan & Judith White Conkey Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett Doyle & Madolyn Baughman Jon & Julie Ross Dixon Tom & Terry Moore Freeman Alfred O. Beaty Robert & Janet Braun Fitzgerald Visionaries Robert E. Froelich Michele E. Black John M. Green Robert & Mary Stowell Fry Leonard & Darlene Votava Boswell Contribution of $25,000 or more per fiscal Fred H. Hausheer Anonymous Dorothy McLain Boswell year being reported, or cumulative gifts Sharon Huntsman Edward & LaVerne Garfield Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman totaling $250,000 or more, or signed gift Louise MacDonald Morden Gerald & Lois Kirkpatrick Giddens Howard & Junia Silsby Braby declaration of intended transfer of trust or David & Betty Nipper Ronald & Carol Gillilan William & Wendy Wilcox Brian bequest of $500,000 or more, or combined Richard & Sharon Resch Jeremy & Mendi Graybill Wayne & Lynda Lennon Broky cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of David & Lisa Bailey Robino Annette B. Haag Patricia Votava Bruch $500,000 or more. Steve Ross & Shelley Scherer Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen William & Virginia Bruch Anonymous Brinks & Nancy Spain Austin Bill Higdon & Phyllis Johnson Ila June Coon Brunner Richard & Norma Thomas Small Julia M. Bredin Roger & Wendi Hintzsche Rick & Kay Burtch Bunch Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite Bill & Judy Thomas Brett Linda Hullinger-Seckington Donald & Mary Bunnell Robert L. White Colleen E. Brooner Susan J. Hutchcroft Curtis D. Calloway John R. Whitehurst David J. Brown David & Karen Booth Jewell Dave & Pam Watkins Clinefelter Gail Hice Brown Bradley & June Fisher Johnson Alan & Nancy Emslie Condit Luke & Heather Carmichael Olson Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson Tonia Cooper Note the following codes that appear in the list of contributors (starting on p15): Ronald & Judith Beckett Carter Pat Scott Keairnes E. Dean & Gladys Sampson Cox Ava Carmichael Chase Lita Kilpatrick R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis P Presidential Societies Member Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase H Heritage Club Member Dolly King Cheryl Troeh DeHaan N Calendar Years of Giving Since G. David Clark II Henry & A. Claire Patton Knight Kirt & Michelle DeHaan Computerization (1977) Byron & Jane Constance Edward LaPointe Edd & Kay Pinson DeTray Dean A. Landsberg Steve & Beth Dimmitt

12 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons TOP 3 GIFTS Ramona Bardeau Draper Elaine P. Stienon Kenneth & Jean Hoover Brookens Jane Cook Duckworth Dora Ann Lowry Stuck Bruce Brown & Sue Spenner INTERNATIONAL David & Hilary Duke Jeff Sutton Janet D. Brown Bill Dunn Norman & Darleen Craven Swails Greg & Mary Bruch COUNTRY DOLLARS William H. Dunn Sr. Jared & Wanda Talcott Ingram Ronald Bruch Eileen Meehan Dyer Constance L. Thatcher Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner Canada $35,484.38 T. James & Anita Edwards Dale & Jeanette Rancore Tripp Elsie Carter Burton Australia $600.00 Dick Elvin Steven & Jeanie Upson Omner D. Calhoun Karla Fennick & Gary Heisserer Beverly Funk Vitek Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway Germany $250.00 Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field Berdella Larsen Wehrmacher William & Patricia Campbell Douglas Gielow Joseph & Betty Wellington Daniel K. Carpenter Robert & Nellie Gipson Lauryce Hintzsche Weydert Elizabeth Hull Carpenter Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White Mark & Holly Phillips Caskey then & now David & Kimberly Rose Graybill Hardy & Susan Mann Williams Mary Collins Chandler Ralph & Iris Baltzer Green Joan E. Wood Robert & Marietta Chandler Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie Susan G. Woods John & Andrea Barber Chatburn CANADA Russell & Sharon Perkins Hall John & Liane Worlund David & Robin Bruch Chell Canada was first represented by Nelson Jon & Jennifer Kramer Hampton Jimmy Xhema Richard & Lila Davis Cheville Edsall during the 1906-07 school year. Jeanette Kinner Harmon Floyd & Mary Sue Carter Young Terry Christenberry & Ann Mesle Marshall & Justine Harris Alvin & Bonita Gates Christensen Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack Founders Larry & Maridan Cochran Christensen AUSTRALIA Karla Fennick & Gary Heisserer Contribution of $1,000 or more per fiscal Ron & Diane Weate Clark Australia was first represented by John Blackmore Jeffrey & Deanna Willard Herges year being reported, or cumulative gifts Judy Cleveland Loyd and William Patterson, who enrolled as religious education students from Sydney in 1921-22. Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines totaling $10,000 or more, or signed gift Cal & Sharron McClain Closson Patterson became Australia’s first collegiate Ray & Anna Hogue declaration of intended transfer of trust or James & Eleanor Shippy Closson student at Graceland in 1922-23. Gregory & Ann Hummel bequest of $30,000 or more, or combined Alan J. Cochran Jared & Wanda Talcott Ingram cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of Gary & Ramona Jensen Collins Rick & Sandra King Isham $30,000 or more. James W. Collins GERMANY Gwendolyn Johnson Carl & Donna King Conley James & Patricia Magle Jones George & Kay Wall Adams Grace Conoley Germany was first represented by Freda Haas, a 1908-09 preparatory student enrolled Tammy Ewing Jones Ray & Sidna Beck Adams Twila Ruoff Constance Loren & Kelly Adkins from Brockenheim, also the first Graceland Ivan & Polly Tripp Joseph Charles & Lisa Hansen Conway student from Europe. Germany’s first male Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna Richard Cordova Richard & Sarah Steele Allen student was Karl Green, who enrolled in Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford the preparatory department in 1914-15. Marvin & Marion Davis Kleinau Janelle Anders Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington Gerald L. Knutson Steven Anders Marilyn M. Cotton David & Linda Kohlman Wanda Bingaman Andersen Bryan & Kacey Loving Courtney Earl Koonce Dorothy Eastwood Anderson Irene J. Cox Gearl & Betty Koonce Karen Anderson Jared Doty & Catharine Craig O. Roger Anderson Gordon & Jo Lambert James & Sharon Lewis Craven   Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack Renae Angeroth Anonymous  John & Dahna Loeding Mary Lou Ash Emil & Muriel Anderson Cross Charles & Joan Madden Charles & Margaret Davis Athey Kirk & Judy Wemlinger Cross Ray & Sylvia Maedel Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds Ayers Muriel Cross James & Patricia Magle Jones Eugene H. Baber II Michael & Cynthia Harper Crotty  Gregory & Jeanne Fisher Mann John A. Baber Marvin & Laura Stobaugh Crozier Jeffrey & Shannon McClain Martin Douglas & Sandra Badder Charles Cutter & Susan Curtis V. Lynn Matthews Michael & Jean Bailey Ralph & Marci Damon Mary Bruns Maxwell Carol Crum Baker Elwyn & Karen Pratt Davis Carrol Stanley McCans Phillip & Betty Baker Joyce Stowe Dawson Ray E. McClaran Clark & Diana Barr Ballantyne Bob & Cathy DeBusk James McCullagh Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne-Dudek Almer & Roberta Dieterman TOP 10 GIFTS John & Sally Hutchcroft Mearns Lynne Baller Carolyn Benson Dietz Jon & Nancy Mendenhall Roderick J. Baltzer Peter Smith & Mark Dixon U.S. Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer Chuck & Joanie Fullerton Barber Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds Ayers Greg & Carla Rossman Barber Jack E. Meyer Jr. Rob & Heather Donofrio STATE Betty Minton McClaran Charles & Mary Barnes Jared Doty & Catharine Craig DOLLARS Judith L. Moore William & Janet Barnhard Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne-Dudek Colorado $2,436,117.12 Jack Musser & Terry O'Bryan Alfred & Eva Elwell Barr Anonymous Jack & Lila White Oiler Barnhouse Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash Karen K. Dyer Missouri $806,466.04 Russell & Sharon Perkins Hall Al & Connie Bates Charles & Betsy Patella Eddleman Pennsylvania $439,121.93 Thomas & Susan Pycock Pettinger Michael & Dian Bates David & Anna Edsall Robert & Lori Shaffer Piepergerdes Robin & Patti Jo Bates Richard & Faye Edwards New York $261,695.00 Max & Cynthia Harper Pitt Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless Ronald & Susan Edwards Iowa $233,796.15 William L. Raiser Matthew & Katharine Beem F. Richard & Nancy Ellis Bob & Jerie Gail Davis Ramsey Darrell & Mary Belrose Paul & Janice Elvin Florida $191,924.48 Tom & Roberta Percival Rastle Levita Smith Benson Marcia Sack Emslie Indiana $179,834.50 Dirk & Linda Woods Rose Kenneth & Sandra Ballinger Berg Gary Enoch & Deborah Worthington Anonymous Julie Bitzer MaryBeth Carpenter Evans Texas $177,314.97 Don M. Salter Mildred Thomas Blevins Ardis Everett Arizona $131,006.01 Donald M. Salyards Jasper & Mary Blocker Timothy & Vicki Hopkins Everett Mark & Laura Woods Sanders Larry D. Bonander L. Wayne Fair Washington $96,709.35 Gregory & Becky Hurshman Savage Howard & Bonita Booth James & Janet Monroe Fairchild Beverly Johnson Scherer Gretchen Berg Booz Jared & Denise Maple Fears Mickey & Beverly Seeman Robert & Gayle Christman Boren Carl & Linda Fenn COLORADO Lynn & Kathryn Olson Sharp Richard & Carol Freeman Braby Paul & Joan Hansen Fisher The state was first represented in 1899-1900 by Jim & Martha Midgorden Shaw Bernadine E. Braithwaite Scott & Laura Fisher Bruce Braley two women: Floye Josephine Lewis of Denver, Paul Shaw David & Cindy Watts Ford and Ella Mitchler of Pueblo. Colorado’s first William & Melodie Nash Sherer Jean Self Brandt Dana Donald Freberg Mark & Barbara Brandt male representatives, George Harris and Fujio & Etsuko Shimazaki Nancy Freeland Myron McConley, came in 1901-02. David & Rachel Siddall Gregory & Susan Bridge Calvin V. French James & Gwen Stowell Simpson Tracy & Chris Robino Bridge Carol Detling Fricke John & Ruth Walrath Smith Don & Bonnie Bridge-Orris Beth Higdon & John Funke 464 Randy Griffin & Julia Smith Scott & Nicole Briell Dennis & Sue Gabriel The most gifts came from Missouri, Susan M. Sterner John & Shirley McFarlane Brizendine Anonymous with the second-highest total Vern & Barbara Bryan Brock dollar amount of U.S. gifts. TOP 10 GIFTS Les Gardner Bill Knapp & Susan Terry Knapp Ila Palmer MAJORS Judy Hill Garver Gerry Slavick Knoeller Phyllis Hansen Parker George A. Geis Keith & Jean Ann Ford Knox Robert & Sandra Honeychurch Paschall MAJOR DOLLARS Anthony J. Gencarelli William & Judy Adams Kramer Georgia R. Payne John & Jennifer Gates Gerber Alan & Perky Kreglo Clayton H. Pearce General College $1,283,814.00 Sharon Ludy Gernaat Anonymous Florence Harper Pearson Jamie Geromini John & Marlene Miller Krueger Luther Smith & Helen Pearson Smith Secretarial Studies $422,040.80 William & Marietta Glasier Robert & Bobbie Hampton Kuehl Larry & Linda Baker Phillips Business $347,017.90 John & Veronica Godfrey Robert & Helen Kuhnert John & Judy Badder Pickard AJ Gordon Bruce & Jane Runkle Kunz Dennis & Mary Lou Piepergerdes Liberal Studies $244,131.33 Carolyn Wagoner Gordon Scott & Lori Lambert Mike & Jane Pillsbury Social Science $230,787.56 Douglas E. Graves Garland & Sarah Land Joseph Postnikoff Craig & Judy Dickerson Graybill David Laughlin Evan & Phyllis Powers Education $215,377.41 John & Helen Green Carol Jean Layton Jerry & Joan Jenkins Pratt Chemistry $120,692.25 Malcom Green & Marjorie Green Alma & Shirley Leeder Margaret Jameson Radle R.R. & Maxine Greninger Harold & Kim Leland Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney Pre-Dental $118,248.12 Carol Nash Grover Michael D. Lewis Paul & Sharleen Reedy International Studies $102,476.93 Merle & Evelyn Allen Guenther Patricia Reitenauer Lewis Shirley Vallier Remmenga Dorothy Nakano Gulbrandsen Richard & Sherry Lindgren Walter & Margery Heide Rennick Pre-Commerce $84,940.00 Robert & Gertrude Mahi Gunderson M. Lorrie Long Eric Richards Rob & Liz Minnich Hamaker Kevin & Lori Lowderman Marci Richards Eric & Sharon Palmer Hamm Dale & Judy Luffman Scott & Janet Richards then & now R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton Norma J. Madsen Max & Sue Standefer Ridings Gerald & Mary Lightheart Hancock Samuel & Patricia Rieske Marmoy Adolph & Dorothy Roberts Dan & Suzanne Fisher Hanton George & Doris Baltzer Marquis Douglas & Ginelle Sakima Roberts Robert & Mary Hanton O.H. Marshall Lee Kapua Roberts Keith & Debra Daikawa Harder Keith & Temme Miller Martin Dean & Barbara Wilcox Robinson James & Sonia Wheatley Harmon Ahmad & Rosario Masri Donald & Barbara Robinson Douglas H. Harms Charles & Eileen Raisbeck Masters Jeanne M. Koch Robinson Martha Argotsinger Harper Vivien A. Maxwell Nate & Leslie Robinson Scott & Judy Stamos Harrington Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister Violet Robinson Nathan & Tina Coleman Harris Glenda Beckham McClain Wayne & Sophie Rogers J. Kevin & Carol Hartnett Scott & Jacqueline Mobley McClain Larry & Judy Rollstin R. Kent & Sherri Shupe Hartnett Dale & Valerie Klejch McClaran David & Martha Romig Anna Hay Sheryl McClaran Thomas & Lisa Rossman Dwight & Doris Brooks Heath Fred & Mary Pohly McClellan Maurice & June Andrew Russell Sally Heath Margaret McCurdy Douglas & Ginelle Sakima Roberts Carolyn Brooner Hedrick Carl & Florence McGuire Stanley Salyards Eunice E. Helterbran Kathleen A. McGuire Nick & Lynda Sanders FALL 2019 Dr. Michele Dickey-Kotz, dean and faculty member of the Gleazer School of Education, Lee & Lynne Gollehon Henry Marshall & Ellen Henretty McGuire Larry & Audrey Dutton Sanderson leads an engaging class discussion with students. Glen E. Henson Marc & Janyce Wendell McKenzie Hal & Wilda Barmore Sandy Michael B. Hernandez Margaret McKevit David & Michelle Lee Schaal John & Patty Hice Blake McKim L. Rod & Deanna Schall GENERAL COLLEGE Beth Higdon & John Funke Gloria Farthing McLean Gary & Kristina Egerstrand Schmuhl The general college curriculum, as referenced Thomas & Sara Shipley Hiles Elizabeth McNamara John & Berit Nilsen Schumacher in the 1959 Graceland College catalog, David Hinkle & Hector Hererra George & Kathy Mechling Charles & Bethany Smith Seefeldt required work in five academic divisions and Helen Skinner Hinkle Frank & Nancy Mendenhall Saku Nishizawa Sekine was designed for students who wished to Roger & Cheryl Leighty Hipp John K. Menzies Ward & Donnie Serig achieve a broadly based general education. Cory Hoff Terry Christenberry & Ann Mesle Anonymous David & Deborah Kierstead Hoffman Bobbi Himelhan Mier Della Shaw Goodson Jim & Patricia Daily Hoffman Ron & Caryn Millard John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy SECRETARIAL STUDIES Michael & Nancy Hoffman Richard & Mary Jane Asch Miller Joe & Diane Eberly Shelton A business major toward a bachelor’s degree Jillene & Robert Hornyak Chip & Kristina Millslagle Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman in executive secretarial was offered from Jim & Claudia Horton Don & Barb Millslagle Thomas & Sara Shipley Hiles 1961-62 through 1966-67. One- and Carol Pergler Hough Diane S. Mitchell Thomas Shore two-year certificate programs in secretarial Richard & Barbara Peavy Howard Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell Donald & Patricia Syckle Sibbald science were introduced in the fall of 1979 W. Gary & Marcia Roberts Howard Wilfred & Loretta Taira Miyashiro Rich & Mickey MacLeod Simmons and were last offered in the 1985-87 catalog. Leon & Sarah Howell Ronald & Ae Ja Mobley Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson David & Karen Hutchinson Vern Montgomery Brett & Joy Mountenay Simpson EDUCATION David & Janet Henderson Irby Tom & Vikki Updike Morain Ken & Betty Masterson Simpson Rex Ishikawa Sandra Williams Moriarty Albert & Beverly Gray Small The normal department, later referred to Walter Ishikawa Mary M. Morris Dale & Lori Smith as the education department, was organized Mary A. Jacks Francheon Muir Gene & Loraine Smith in 1903. Ruth L. Smith was the first instructor. Professor Charles B. Woodstock was in charge Don & Barbara Petre Jackson Lewis & Fancheon Muir Luther Smith & Helen Pearson Smith of the department. In the spring of 1912, the Sheena James Sharon Pray Muir Mike & Cheryl Seeley Smith normal program was an arrangement for Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Larry & Rebecca Moss Muller Ronald & Diane Calford Smith student teachers to teach the children Mary Jean Jeanae Boris Weintraub & Kay Johnson Mussell Terry & Marilyn Look Smith from the Children’s Home in Lamoni. Ronald & Anna Player Jennings Leonard & Claudia Mussell Wallace & Anne Smith Anonymous Nate & Sidney Myers Jacqueline Downing Snethen Graceland’s elementary education major was Don & Pauline Johnson Betty Naylor John & Eloise Snider introduced as a bachelor’s degree program in 1960. In addition to grades K-6, three Larry & Susan Sears Johnson Jeffrey & Susan Scranton Naylor Eldred F. Spain concentration programs were added in 1988- Margaret Harder Johnson Stan & Chris Weller Nelson Dale Marie Springer 89: secondary education (grades 7-12), and Robert & Brenda Johnson Tee & Deborah Hawthorne Ness Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno elementary (K-6 endorsement) and combination Robert Josten & Susan Judkins Gailyn Nevill & Evelyn Webb Kim & Susan Walker Starr (K-6 and 7-12 modified teacher education Bill & Carita Juhnke Sandra Jagger Newcom Charles & Joyce Stevenson program) for students majoring in art, music David & Henrietta Kaleikau Pamela & David Nii Lester & Joyce Ballantyne Stevenson or physical education. Edward & Lori White Kaleikau Paul & Landy Nipper Phil & Marie Stevenson James & Janet Graham Kangieser Gary & Phyllis Sandidge O'Daniels Christopher & Bethany Stowell Today, the Gleazer School of Education is noted for excellence in providing a technology John & Jary Keairnes Bob & Shirley Hansell Oliver Tony & Peggy Sturdevant emphasis, psychological and sociological Fred & Joyce Guest Keenan Jordan Omstead Larry & Mary Lou Sturgis foundations, and learning theory. David W. Kent Dessie M. Ormsbee Lillie Hunker Sutherland Coursework is balanced by extensive David & Deborah Kierstead Hoffman Don & Bonnie Bridge-Orris Martha J. Sutton field experiences in school settings. Dale & Marian Garrett Killpack Scott & Heather Ourth Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails Doug & Yvette Brand Kinney Gary & Sally Owens Tom Swails Kraig & Kristi Green Kirkpatrick Marcelo & Veronica Pagat Mark Van Fleet & Ruth Swanto Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Allen & Fern Tripp Larson Allen & Rena Smith Whittington H 18 Jamie & Barbara Blair Tankersley Gary Enoch & Deborah Worthington Bertram L. & Linda Lewis Biloine Whiting Young 24 Nora Moser Taylor Robert & Catherine Wright Soon Ja Limric Bill Knapp & Susan Terry Knapp Ben & Barbara Daily Yarrington Frank Lysinger 1947 Bob & Liz Thomas Bronson Kapono Yin William MacDonald John & Doreatha Parrish H 25 Jeanne Thomas Allen William & Jean Franks Young Howard (Pop) & Eriel Miller Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails P 36 Stephen & Marian Thompson Alan & Catherine Zahniser Marilyn L. Miller Marilyn Van Trump P H 41 Dave & Dona Bruch Tiffany Richard & Ann Sheppard Zieger Charles & Maxine Salisbury Mindling Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite P H 43 Stephanie Farrell & Janice Tiffany David & Denise Zonker Cleo Hanthorne Moon Dale & Bev Robinson Zimmerman 14 Stephen & Eleni Tignor Rebecca King Zonker Paul E. Morden Mark & Rachel Bradford Tovey George H. Musch 1948 P H 28 Richard & Marjorie Bradley Troeh Herbert M. Oeknigk Dorothy Eastwood Anderson Legacy P 9 Alice M. Trone Ruth V. Ortleb Twila Ruoff Constance Deceased donors whose lifetime and/or P 25 Joy Troyer B.L. & Eleanor Baker Parker Muriel Cross estate gifts totaled $100,000 or more. P 35 Beverly Tyree Harry & Marie Sharp Piatt Ramona Bardeau Draper Their exemplary support made a lasting 26 Douglas Udell Donald & Emma McVicker Ross Mildred McArthur Gintz impact on the future of Graceland. 35 Nicholas & Andrea Uhlenhopp Harry & Ruth Gustavus Runkle Alice Folkes Gunn P 25 Michael A. Utt Robert L. & Dorothy A. Adair Robert R. & Barbara E. Russell Glen E. Henson P H 22 Jack F. Van Eaton Delbert E. & Helen E. Bogue Allan R. Sandage Marvin & Marion Davis Kleinau P H 34 Cheri Van Eeghen Powell Frances Booth Alpha L. Sandage Max Matthews 21 Mark Van Fleet & Ruth Swanto Paul W. & Lavanda Booth Charles H. & Elizabeth Sandage James & Mary Cline Renfroe P H 35 Ron Van Fleet & Sally Heller Helen Marie Boyle Dwayne H. Shannon Wallace & Anne Smith 15 Marilyn Van Trump Jonathan Bruce Bredin Leslie E. Shaw Robert & Ruth Turner 17 Frances Raw Vaughn Bill Brett Wayne A. & Edmere A. Shaw Norma Amick Van Zee P H 43 Anonymous Glenn & Mary Lou Briggs J. Burnham & Thelma Lane Silsby Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite 32 Paul & Victoria Beatty Vogel Philip H. & Mabel M. Briggs Clemit & Daisy Spence Simpson William F. Webb P 34 Eric & Juli Vogelsang Charles Orman Brooner Paul & Bernice Staffeld Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges 22 Kent & Penny Spray Vogelsang Robert & Billie Calhoon Stella F. Swalley Ronald & Shirley Pratt Young Todd & Smita Kumari Volz Dr. David & Ava Smith Carmichael Tom & Lois Constance Thatcher Amos & Eva Lou Vredenburg Judith Beckett Carter C. Paul Thompson 1949 Doris Marriott Anderson P H 35 Zane Vredenburg & Angeline Beckley Margaret L. Christensen Wayne Thompson Beatrice Mahi Barboza P 39 Peter & Sallie Babcock Waite Kenneth & Nellie Chang Chun-Ming Charles W. & Nettie F. Tischer Evelyn Berryman Barritt P H 47 Maxine LeRow Walden Elizabeth Baller Clarke Paul & Eva Wallace Utnehmer Carolyn Walden Berry 31 Arnold & Louanna Ellison Walker Mary Jean Coffelt Dwight & Ruth Taylor Vredenburg Mildred Thomas Blevins P 35 Wade & Ann Weddle Wallace Ella M. Coile Louise Whittington Mary Knutson Campbell 11 Rex & Barbara Waller Beverly A. Constance Donald L. & Kathryn D. Wilson T. James & Anita Edwards P H 24 Sarah Williamson Walsh Joe & Enid Stubbart DeBarthe Edward Woods Kenneth Green 20 Ryan & Felicia Watson Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Bill Higdon & Phyllis Johnson P H 35 Gailyn Nevill & Evelyn Webb Gerald T. Edwards Alumni Richard & Barbara Peavy Howard P H 35 Robert & Janet Dowhower Webster E. Rodney & A. Lucille Engel Gerald L. Knutson P 42 Boris Weintraub & Kay Johnson Mussell Rodger R. Engel 1941 P 8 William & Doris White McElroy 25 Betty Thomas Welch Raymond & Leona Erlinger Berdella Larsen Wehrmacher Jo Ann McGeorge 24 Kel & Brenda Bradford Weller Mae Clark Feeney 1942 Margaret Jameson Radle P 38 Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Ella G. Fetch Frances Raw Vaughn P 25 Gerald & Deborah Giles Page Rushfelt P H 33 Gary & Helen Westra Marshall & Virginia Funkhouser Burt & Cleora Williams Sargeant 29 Roger & Anne Whidden Elmo & Bernice Chase Gamet 1943 Lloyd & Joan Fenn Slaght 41 Jill White Edmund & Charlene Allen Gleazer P H 40 Louise MacDonald Morden Leonard & Eilene O'Dell Speer 25 Scott & Laurie Parker White Fern Banker Graves 5 Almeda Farris Sullivan Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails P 36 Darlene VanBiber Wight John M. & Mary C. Green Clarice Anderson Young 23 Neil & Phyllis King Wilcox Anonymous 1944 Dale & Bev Robinson Zimmerman 14 Blair Wildermuth Shirley E. Hall John & Shirley McFarlane Brizendine P 32 Charles & Pat Herring Williams Samuel L. & Audrey I. Hammond Donna Robertson Henry 24 Jo Anna E. Harper 1950 J. Ralph & Carolyn Mitchell Williams Jane Ross Mercer 20 37 Meriel Harpe Harpham Erma Fausett Akey John E. Williams Kenneth & Betty Stobaugh 13 20 James Henson G. Dale Argotsinger R.D. & Elda Wilmot Jack F. Van Eaton P 31 13 Clarence F. Higdon Marilyn Champion Booker Joyce Richardson Wilson H 27 James R. & Fernell B. Houghton Lieu & Helen Closson Smith Kathryn P. Wingard 1945 Hale & Barbara Ratcliffe Collins38 Harold & Maudie Huntsman P 21 Martha P. Wintermeyer Merle & Evelyn Allen Guenther Paul & Joan Hansen Fisher P 18 John Huntsman 22 Fairye Carpenter Wise Jean Snowden Johnson Charles L. Gress 29 Asa H. Kaler P 27 Darwin & Ethel Wismer Dora Ann Lowry Stuck P 38 Hugh & Joyce Kensler R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton Dennis & Sharon Chatburn Wood 4 Leslie & Aarona Booker Kohlman Francis & Iris Harper Roy & Sandra Woods 1946 P H 10 Bruce & Lucille Lambert Jean Self Brandt P H 35 Henry & A. Claire Patton Knight Brian & Danelle Brady Woodson P 40 Elbert Lambert Helen Skinner Hinkle P H 41 Gerry Slavick Knoeller Jean Niles Woodson 28 Leonard & Rosetta Lanigan Irene Winegar Lemmon 20 James & Beverly Moore Lancaster Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund Jimmy & Billie Shields Mark 7

“The Helene Center has given me the opportunity to enhance my art and graphic skills and techniques, as well as make mistakes and learn from them. I have a huge passion for art, and I believe Graceland has a great arts program.”

CLARISSA JAMES-LEWIS ’20 Kansas City, MO / Graphic Design / Women's Basketball

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 15 Breakdown z The Graceland Fund CLASS YEARS DOLLARS # HOUSEHOLDS # GIFTS 1941-1949 $26,281 38 44 Graceland’s mission is supported and fulfilled 2018-19 1950-1959 $53,971 172 241 by generous donors whose gifts make a 1960-1969 $119,262 193 292 difference every day by supporting students. $ Gifts to The Graceland Fund provide a 475,795 1970-1979 $57,123 155 194 foundation for Graceland’s greatest needs raised 1980-1989 $38,267 95 142 — supporting students through scholarships, 1990-1999 $13,889 65 78 facility upgrades and other student services. 2000-2009 $7,747 46 64 Nearly 100% of gifts donated to The Graceland 940 Fund go directly toward supporting students. households 2010-2019 $1,462 16 16 Friends $157,793 160 264 The Graceland Fund is essential to advancing Graceland’s mission of creating learning 1,335 communities where students develop their number of gifts Fund 28% Scholarships potential for meaningful and productive lives. 16% Instruction Gifts are used in many different ways — always Use z $ $ 15% Institutional with the sole purpose of supporting our 1– 35k 14% Student Services mission. gift range 12% Facilities (Lamoni & Independence) For more information, contact: $ $ 11% Residence Halls, Commons, Bookstores [email protected] 356 100 average gift median gift 2% Academic Support

Mary Bruns Maxwell P H 43 Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie P H 33 1955 Marilyn Green Spease 22 Gloria Farthing McLean P H 18 R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton P 38 Adelfo & Marilee Johnson Aldana 28 Charles & Joyce Stevenson P 27 Donald & Barbara Elledge Potts 7 James & Lorene Cook Henson P 30 Jay & Jean Lackey Bink 10 Elaine Price Vickery 8 Dot Smith Shannon P 31 Marilyn Bowman Karlson 17 Richard & Patricia Booth 8 Mary Jo Lukens Westwood 15 Dorothy Dickens Short 30 Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes P H 42 Gretchen Berg Booz P H 31 John & Bonnie Hayes Yohe 3 Norman & Darleen Craven Swails P H 36 Robert & Yvetta Reilly Kolar 11 Hugh & Daisy Chapman 10 Ken & Audrey Joy Graybill Young 17 Maxine LeRow Walden P H 38 Earl Koonce P 34 Richard & Louita Goode Clothier 15 Sarah Williamson Walsh P 30 Gearl & Betty Koonce P 40 Anonymous P 34 1957 9 Sally Burch Wheeler P 12 Elsie Fry Kornman 30 Sandra Trimble Decker 6 Norman Amsberry P H 36 Dean Limric P H 28 A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards P H 41 Donald & Alberta Brown 26 1951 Burton & Hattie Harper Moores 16 Peter L. Fisher 15 Ken & Mary Choi 20 9 James & Shirley Phillips Chapman Keith Olson 26 Anonymous 37 C. Wayne & Donna Church P 17 P 32 Richard & Lila Davis Cheville Shirley Vallier Remmenga P 31 Tom & Terry Moore Freeman P H 32 James & Eleanor Shippy Closson P 37 7 Carl & Linda Fenn Patricia Tapscott Schaffter24 Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie P H 33 Robert & Charlotte Cheville Farrand 15 21 Joye Perkins Gilbert Jake & Lucy Lesh Scherer 3 Martha Argotsinger Harper P 23 Gwen Harrington Fisher 38 17 Joyce Croft Jordeth Ward & Donnie Serig P H 27 David W. Kent P 24 Larry O. Gall P H 20 8 David & Henrietta Kaleikau Howard & Florine Cline Sheehy 39 Carol Richard Lowrie 28 Wanda Nelson Haines H 32 13 Charles & Mary Cooper Kellogg Floyd & Doris Brockway Stollsteimer 23 Elvin & Elaine Cruickshank Mauzey 24 Galen & Jane Henson 13 P H 22 Lillias Rotzien Leialoha Wayne & Vera Williams 17 Frank & Nancy Mendenhall P 25 David & Linda Kohlman 26 15 Joyce McElwain Midgorden D. John & Mary Lou Weaver Noble H 27 Larry & Martha Larkin 7 30 Donald & Barbara Elledge Potts 1954 Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney P H 35 Raymond & Patricia Martin Larson 41 38 10 Lloyd & Joan Fenn Slaght Glenn & Opal Woods Armstrong Steve & Margaret Davis Robinson 18 James & Alice Rupprecht Lubbers 16 P 23 25 Murray J. Smith Carl & Joyce Higgins Ashbaugh Larry & Faye Saylor Salter 22 Gregory & Sally McGowen P 28 38 20 John & Eloise Snider Jerry & Nancy Barnett Jake & Lucy Lesh Scherer 3 John & Judy Mottashed Midgorden P 34 P 16 P 19 Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Alfred & Eva Elwell Barr Herbert & Shirley Arnold Smith 26 Gailyn Nevill & Evelyn Webb 20 13 Carole Breiner Boland Robert & Ruth Speaks 24 Jan & Bonnie Jean Goddard Newman 1952 P H 19 13 Howard & Junia Silsby Braby Anne Slosson Tierney 27 Norman K. Nichols Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless P 29 13 11 Donald & Barbara Smith Breshears Dave & Dona Bruch TiffanyP 34 Velton L. Peabody Richard & Carol Freeman Braby P H 29 P 18 24 Ronald Bruch Beverly Funk Vitek P 30 Larry & Diane Schneider Pool William & Virginia Bruch P H 34 P H 29 P H 37 Ila June Coon Brunner Larry & Linda Wilcoxson 8 Bob & Jerie Gail Davis Ramsey Art & Dottie Fisher Burnham 10 21 17 Robert Casino Jerry & Mary Jo Mader Rhodes Wolfe 19 Carol Crimmins Smith Richard & Lila Davis Cheville P 17 20 17 James & Shirley Phillips Chapman Daniel & Mildred Andes Wujek 42 Carolyn Robertson Tacy Fred & Jane Christenson 18 P H 12 27 Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase Lynda Andersen Yarrington 32 Jerry & Barbara Skinner Wiley Les Gardner P H 42 38 6 Hale & Barbara Ratcliffe Collins John & Carole Miller Zelk 29 Janette Young Wilson Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill P H 39 Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington P H 34 Edward & Norma Raines Woods P 40 Jerry Hampton P 32 James & Jeanne Crum 13 19 1956 Paul & Janice Hedrick Anonymous 37 Charles & Margaret Davis Athey P 29 1958 P 39 6 Ray & Anna Hogue Phillip & Karee Hada 19 Marlene Buchanan Brunner H 31 Willie & Betty Adams P H 35 5 Richard & Barbara Peavy Howard Fred & Marjorie Weldon Hahn 19 James & Eleanor Shippy Closson P 32 Dana Mourne Anderson 29 31 Frederick & Gwen Kimball Howes Dwight & Doris Brooks Heath P H 27 Richard & Louita Goode Clothier 15 Thomas Ashbaugh P 17 P 29 Pat Scott Keairnes James & Lorene Cook Henson P 31 Carl & Donna King Conley P 31 Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless 29 22 Richard & Janet Cooper Mehas Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes P H 42 Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington P H 34 Jane Uga Beeman 20 13 John & Judy Mottashed Midgorden Henry & A. Claire Patton Knight P H 10 A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards P H 41 Donald & Barbara Smith Breshears 13 24 Ardyce Strong Plumlee James & Beverly Moore Lancaster 28 H. Pierre & Charlene Eilian 13 Fredrico Cachola Jr. P H 35 36 Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney Barbara Keairnes Lewis 15 James & Margo Montgomery Elvin P H 33 Roberta Hunker Caldwell P 27 14 Ken & Betty Masterson Simpson Carrol Stanley McCans P H 19 Violet Llewellyn Fiala 3 Lois Barnhardt Carlile P 29 P 27 Joseph & Betty Wellington Elizabeth Nakama 39 Dana Donald Freberg P 28 Ron & Diane Weate Clark 24 Brooks & Yvonne Jenkins Nelson 34 Tom & Terry Moore Freeman P H 32 Sandra Davis Worden 1953 34 21 Kathy Hanawalt Nowlin Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill P H 39 David & Janyce Simons DeBarthe J. Nelson & Kathy Badder H 27 P 11 Bob & Shirley Hansell Oliver P 35 Elaine Bartlett Gregg P H 33 Edd & Kay Pinson DeTray Howard & Junia Silsby Braby P H 19 26 Sylvia Lenfestey Peabody 26 Herbert & Luella Hawley 2 Charles W. Dodds Jr. Lydia Bryant Brady 3 15 Ruthanne Zulauf Phillips 16 Clarence & Sandra Traver Lundquist 19 Donald & Susie Steiner Dugger Herbert & Karen Brigham 28 7 Norma Gault Pomeroy 29 T.N. & Marilyn Shoemaker Luther 2 Thomas & Susan Gaarder Art & Dottie Fisher Burnham 10 27 Lois Green Postlethwait 19 Robert & Patricia Mann 28 Kenneth & Donna Grover Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase P H 12 21 Max & Sue Standefer Ridings P H 33 C.I. & Wonok Park 23 Don & Jayne Selby Longnecker-Harper Anonymous P 28 25 Walden Roberts 27 Ellen Jane Parton 28 Kay Gass High Dick Elvin P H 17 P H 13 Eldred F. Spain P 32 Theo D. Scott 37 David & Karen Hutchinson Doris Christenson Enke 28 P 20 Jean Niles Woodson P 29 Richard & Norma Thomas Small P H 40 Don & Pauline Johnson

16 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons TOP 10 GIFTS Janet Mapes Kahtava 6 Barbara Campbell Cottrell 25 Elvin & Elaine Cruickshank Mauzey 24 Linda Shotwell McClanahand 17 David A. Cottrell 29 Stan & Gail Elliott Mengel 16 CLASSES Carl & Florence McGuire P H 41 Kenton & Betty Cowick 8 Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell P 33 37 P H 31 P H 15 Hugh L. Methner James & Sharon Lewis Craven Boris Weintraub & Kay Johnson Mussell CLASS YEAR DOLLARS E. Jeanne Gatrost Murphey 35 Donald & Susie Steiner Dugger 15 Willard & Aleta Davis Nelson 14 Luther Smith & Helen Pearson Smith P 25 Robert & Janet Braun Fitzgerald P 28 Kathleen Eidt Nissen P H 31 1965 $1,278,407.75 R. Gene & Sharon Porter 12 Scott & Judy Stamos Harrington P H 22 Terrence & Patricia O'Leary 30 1964 $1,225,084.40 Myrna McClaran Reynolds 13 Suzanne Henson Hausch 27 Madison & Gayle Bratcher Parker 19 Paul & Marilyn Tandy Schilling P 34 James & Jeannie Heverling 33 Leland & Nancy Chesworth Peters 10 1980 $294,662.50 Rich & Mickey MacLeod Simmons P H 28 Arthur & Katherine Hansell Howe 23 Jene & Marlys Peterson 25 1943 $252,450.00 Michael & Carolyn Hansen Waldemer 9 William & Judy Adams Kramer P 30 Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword P 26 Joan Streling Walter 9 John & Dahna Loeding P 41 Gayle A. Thistlethwaite P H 40 1961 $178,321.00 J. Ralph & Carolyn Mitchell Williams P H 30 David & Sheran McCracken Long 39 Terry & Jean McKee Weaver 27 1984 $173,629.44 Cheryl Davis Zabel 26 Glenda Beckham McClain P 37 Rogers F. Worthington 11 Carol & Rogene Smith McKiernan 13 1982 $166,842.10 1959 Gary N. McLean 38 1964 1983 $152,386.66 William & Betty Wood Aki 4 Ted & Carrie Morris 1 Robert & Becky Agnew 21 Jimmie & Janice Handlen Andersen 27 Donald & Geraldine Myers 28 Stephen & Roselyn Hodges Bankson H 24 1948 $127,998.12 Raymond & Virginia Anderson 34 Richard & Carolyn Olson Otis P 41 Rick & Kay Burtch Bunch P H 35 1947 $117,850.00 Michael & Dian Bates P H 35 Lawrence & Ruby Purcell 16 Joan Harding Bursik 27 David & Linda Beers 28 John & Marilyn Behnke Shank 21 Arthur Butler 6 Ralph Bellinger 5 Faye Ruhlman Shaw 18 Dewey & Shirley Hall Clark 10 Donald & Anna Graybill Bice 25 Donald & Patricia Syckle Sibbald P 30 James & Judy Schrunk Dobkins 29 then & now Linda Bowman White 26 Craig & Sandra Spillman 15 Dan & Suzanne Fisher Hanton P H 35 Judy Whittemore Carnes 16 Ron & Pat Gabrielson Trachsel P 22 Harry & Andrea Guest Henderson H 27 Carol Cease Campbell 15 Arnold & Louanna Ellison Walker P H 27 Lance & Sharon Bussard Hutton 22 GRACELAND PRESIDENT Frederick & Dorothea Jahn Cole 26 Dan & Beth Whittemore P H 17 Kenneth & Judith Manning Jones 17 David & Janyce Simons DeBarthe 21 Richard & Geesje Whittemore 20 Chris & Eleanor West Koehler 17 Earl T. Higdon (acting) R. Ed & Colleen Ferguson 23 Barbara Turner McEwen 22 Anonymous P 24 1962 Richard & Mary Jane Asch Miller P 11 Ann Kelley Gould 14 Ted & Mary Fish Adkins 8 Meredith & Brenda Shaw Mitchell 26 206 Robert & Joy Livaudais Haas 2 Kenneth & Sandra Ballinger Berg P 16 Bill & Sherry Mesle Morain P H 27 total number of graduates Marvin & Milda Oeser Lewis 31 Rick & Kay Burtch Bunch P H 35 Willard & Aleta Davis Nelson 14 (94 bachelor's degrees) Paul & Niomia Lindburg 29 Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun P H 46 Jay & Cherry Phelps Newcom P 42 James & Alice Rupprecht Lubbers 10 Jean Tolbert Cook 25 Gary & Phyllis Sandidge O'Daniels P 24 STUDENT LEADERSHIP P 26 P H 31 P H 33 Charles & Eileen Raisbeck Masters James & Sharon Lewis Craven Jack & Lila White Oiler Barnhouse Cooperative Government P 33 23 P H 25 Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell Clive & Sandra Baird Davis Marcelo & Veronica Pagat Association (CGA) leadership: Alan & Jill Mogg 25 Elwyn & Karen Pratt Davis P H 32 Richard & Margie Gilmore Runser 27 President: Bill Howard 37 23 P 22 Kenneth & Priscilla Moore Larry & Rita Norvell Dennis Ron & Pat Gabrielson Trachsel Chief Magistrate: Joel Wight 24 P 35 9 David & Doreen Carpenter Netter Carolyn Benson Dietz James & Lois Andes Walker Speaker of the Senate: Jim Piepergerdes 10 P H 6 1 Gary & Kathleen Oatsvall Bonnie Whittemore Douglas Beverly Watson Council of House Presidents: Sam Ritche Donald & Sandra Hunter Peterson 18 James & Margo Montgomery Elvin P H 33 Larry & Dorcas Hentz Wilkinson 20 COSA: Paul Leland Larry & Judy Rollstin P 27 Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick P H 40 J. Ralph & Carolyn Mitchell Williams P H 30 Larry & Audrey Dutton Sanderson P 40 Chris & Eleanor West Koehler 17 Class Presidents: Leonard & Eilene O'Dell Speer 25 Carol Bunting Landon 6 1965 .Senior: Dwight Crum Ted A. Thompson 15 Jack & Sheila Davis Langley 24 Adelfo & Marilee Johnson Aldana 28 Junior: David Sparkes Robert & Janet Dowhower Webster P 40 G. Thomas & Carolyn Mann 28 Murray & Janice Ewoldt Arnold 11 Sophomore: Myron Harbottle Freshman: David Dynes Glenn & Sharon Jones Winter 2 Ahmad & Rosario Masri P 14 Connie Colboch Atkins 22 Floyd & Mary Sue Carter Young P H 41 Charles & Eileen Raisbeck Masters P 26 Thomas J. Beck 6 House Presidents: 25 John J. Negaard 27 Alex & Shirley Hyde Boychuck Aaron: Gilbert Pagat 1960 Tore Nilsen 12 Gail Hice Brown P 34 Audentia: Jane Lewis Rodney & Lyllis Amasaki 5 Richard & Carolyn Olson Otis P 41 Glenn R. Brush 12 Agape: Gary Bowman Donald & Anna Graybill Bice 25 Carole Johnson Outhouse 25 Don & Cheryl Pimblott Coffman17 Belevera: Claire Brooks Gloria Bonilla Perry 23 Clayton H. Pearce P 36 Dwight & Betty Crum 19 Closson: Bruce Price Howard & Bonita Booth P H 41 Johannes Postma & Joelle Million 27 Anonymous 30 Edwards: Donald Knabe Sharon Maymon Burnett 18 Raymond & Nancy Griffith Powell21 Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne-Dudek P H 24 Electa: Meredith Mitchell Arthur J. Chevalier III 18 James & Joan Bratcher Rae 26 Ric & Kirsten Carlson Farmer 22 Faunce: Richard Harrop Frederick & Dorothea Jahn Cole 26 Rich & Mickey MacLeod Simmons P H 28 Dan & Suzanne Fisher Hanton P H 35 Kimball: Gwendolyn Robinson Sariah: Barbara Brooks Roger & Jana Cook 4 Larry & Mary Lou Sturgis P H 34 Richard & Judy Baker Harrop 24 Shalom: Patricia Keck Kirk & Judy Wemlinger Cross P H 26 P H 32 Janet Kuntz Herron 6 Bruce Wade Solah: Norma Elgan Edd & Kay Pinson DeTray P 11 H 27 Mary Jean Jeanae P 23 Arnold & Louanna Ellison Walker Stewart Manor: Samuel Ritchie P 24 10 P 31 Karen K. Dyer Larry & Rena Negaard Weed Ronald & Anna Player Jennings Tiona: Paul Gage P H 19 P H 40 F. Richard & Nancy Ellis Ralph & Nancy Wiltse Williston 22 Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick Traver: Marianne Ament M. Dennis Goode H 11 John & Bonnie Hayes Yohe 3 William & Jeanne Booth Koch H 29 Robert & Joy Livaudais Haas 5 M. Lorrie Long P H 19 Sidney & Karen Sue Wells Jackson 20 1963 Charles & Joan Madden P H 24 Marianne Martin Jensen 39 Linda Mark Allen 3 Stewart & Patricia Hughes McDole 32 Diana Jones Lehman 23 Carol White Armstrong 36 Stan & Gail Elliott Mengel 16 Gary D. McDougal 15 Stephen & Roselyn Hodges Bankson H 24 Bill & Sherry Mesle Morain P H 27 George & Kathy Mechling P 11 William & Janet Barnhard P H 15 Ruth Hawkins Miluski 21 Wilfred & Loretta Taira Miyashiro P 23 Kenneth & Sandra Ballinger Berg P 16 Jerry & Sandra Froyd Mogg P H 43 Judith L. Moore P 8 Linzy & Susan Mooney Cargile 18 Sandra Williams Moriarty P H 20 Larry & Diane Schneider Pool 24 Ronald Carter P 29 Herb & Ree Davis Nathan 27 Irene Coley Power 7 Donald O. Chesworth 28 Jay & Cherry Phelps Newcom P 42 HOMECOMING QUEEN Bill & Lois Beach Russell 32 Gary & Ramona Jensen Collins P 24 Gary & Phyllis Sandidge O'Daniels P 24 Sally Ashby John & Marilyn Behnke Shank 21 Larry & Janice Crozier 28 Gilbert & Merly Pagat 15 David & Yvonne Buchanan Simons 31 Larry & Rita Norvell Dennis 23 Lee Kapua Roberts P H 24 FOOTBALL MVP Pat & Judi Barnhard Spillman H 32 Roberta Peters DuBose 15 Bryan & Marilyn Vandel Schempf 29 Janet Hudlin Stutsman 10 Richard & Jody Rosso Fielder 8 Robert & MarJean Britton Shute 5 Glenn Brush (team captain) John & Linda Sutton 11 Errol G. Frizzell 9 Michael & Marcia Hough Spitzley 24 Floyd & Mary Sue Carter Young P H 41 Janice Bowen Guthrie 21 Nancy Tanner Edwards P H 18 ACACIA EDITOR P H 24 20 Gerald & Mary Lightheart Hancock Woody & Jody Downing Wilson Wayne Wendell 1961 Lance & Sharon Bussard Hutton 22 John & Liane Worlund P H 25 Ted & Mary Fish Adkins 8 R. Duane Judson 2 Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun P H 46 James & Patricia Berry Lewis 11 1966 THE TOWER EDITORS P 22 30 G. David Clark II Ronald & Constance Beal Looke 34 Kent & Diane Elam Barnett Bill Outhouse and Sally Ashby TOP 10 GIFTS Robert & Gayle Christman Boren P 8 Richard & Mary Thompson Kohlman 18 James & Sharon Newberry Johnson 11 HOUSES Kenneth & Cindy Howard Campbell P H 8 Robert & Diane Loving Kyser 32 Kenneth & Jeanie Kensler 18 Dewey & Shirley Hall Clark 10 Jim & Jeannie Bailey McKinney 20 Dale & Marian Garrett Killpack P H 11 17 26 16 HOUSE DOLLARS Don & Cheryl Pimblott Coffman Norma Hall Mercurio Douglas W. Larche Judy Hill Garver P 7 Bruce & Sandy Eddleman Moore 25 Bruce & Carole Coonce Lindgren 28 Cheville $24,853.77 John & Jennifer Gates Gerber P 26 Norma A. Murphy 9 Douglas & Susan Downing McFarlane 16 James & Venessa Guenot Godfrey 19 Doug & Jackie Nelson P 38 Bruce Monaco 3 Closson $19,790.50 Richard & Judy Baker Harrop 24 Craig & Carol McGowen Nikel 29 Jim & Mary Ann Lindburg Montoya 13 Orion $13,935.45 Jack & Carol Bender Howard 15 Robert & Sandra Honeychurch Paschall P H 20 Thomas & Linda Lowman Mountenay 16 Carl & Kay Johnson Hoyt 5 James & Barbara Robinson 11 Lee & Diana Stoddard Mussell 8 Powell $12,245.00 David & Janet Henderson Irby P 26 Ronald & Diane Ruhlman 9 Larry & Sharon Gorker Norris 27 Aponivi $12,089.53 Donald A. Jones 21 Beverly Johnson Scherer P H 12 Wayne & Gail Cummings Ronneberg 13 Thadd & Cindy Koonce 17 Don & Susan Sears 22 Frederick & Trudy Harsin Rudow 11 McKevit Manor $11,436.84 Danny & Judi Smith Lane 21 Richard & Shirley Damitz Stevenson 4 Nancy Noble Shields 8 Faunce $11,115.80 Jim & Jeannie Bailey McKinney 20 Jerry & Diana Geis Vandel 25 John Shotwell 3 John & Sally Hutchcroft Mearns P 28 Clare D. Vlahos 10 James & Gwen Stowell Simpson P H 31 Solah $10,074.42 Meredith & Brenda Shaw Mitchell 26 Larry & Lois Freeman Wheeler 6 John & Ruth Walrath Smith P 30 Shalom $8,729.95 Jerry & Sandra Froyd Mogg P H 43 Lloyd & Harriet Hayes White 7 Stephen & Eleni Tignor P H 34 Jerry & Jean Pickerill Orrison 22 Larry & Karen Smith Winters 8 Dale & Jeanette Rancore Tripp P H 18 Khiyah $8,325.00 Darwin Pardoe 9 John & Gretchen Waggoner 2 Madison & Gayle Bratcher Parker 19 1969 Sally Chapman Young 17 Gene & Sue Staker 13 Ray & Sidna Beck Adams P 31 then & now Terry & Jean McKee Weaver 27 Roderick J. Baltzer P 25 1971 Neil & Phyllis King Wilcox P 6 Dean & Mary Price Beavers 4 William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna P 27 Robert & Ina Worthington 3 Larry & Cathy Beeble 25 Murray & Janice Ewoldt Arnold 11 1965 Cheryl Cash Yost 23 Mike & Eli Rasmussen Bessonette 30 Cathi Henson Cackler-Veazey & Steve Veazey 18 29 Laurance & Margaret P. Bishop 29 Gary & Ruth Mallett Chatburn 15 the year Cheville house was organized, John & Carole Miller Zelk John & Jennifer Brackenbury Boger 21 Dennis & Teresa St. Clair Clinefelter 11 in anticipation of the opening of the 28 P 24 Gunsolley Annex (Graybill Hall) the next fall 1967 Karen Dougherty Callan Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford Cal & Laura Boardman 26 Steven & Debbie Crowther Campbell 3 Robert Danielson 13 Alex & Shirley Hyde Boychuck 25 William & Patricia Campbell P H 18 Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field P H 35 NAMESAKE Joseph & Ruth Robinson Burke 25 Alan & Nancy Emslie Condit P H 34 James & Sonja Floyd 7 P H 8 15 21 Roy Cheville, 1923-1960 religion professor Kenneth & Cindy Howard Campbell David & Carol Crozier Michael & Janet Engle Garner Marian Mathews Clark 23 David & Diane Cochran Dickson 5 James & Barbara Hawley Garwood 13 Walter & Genevieve Davis 15 Ronald & Susan Edwards P 11 Lowell & Debra Ferguson Heide 22 LOCATION Marilyn Jones Garner 5 Jerry & Diana Geis Vandel 25 Donn & Peggy Anderson Henson 15 first floor of the annex (first two years) and George A. Geis P 6 Norman & Sally Glasser 26 Carl & Patricia Campbell Hope 21 the second floor of Graybill Hall (1976-now) Roger & Nancy Noe Hershey 27 James & Sharon Humphrey Hannah 21 E. Jace Horne 8 Mary A. Jacks P 38 Marian S. Hassell 25 David & Jane Miller Horvat 23 Ralph & Phyllis Hattey Jensen 13 Donn & Peggy Anderson Henson 15 Robert & Ann Goodwin Mallett 34 Fred & Joyce Guest Keenan P 32 David Hinkle & Hector Herrera P H 35 Alfred McClatchey 2 Robert & Diane Loving Kyser 32 Carl & Kay Johnson Hoyt 5 Thomas & Linda Lowman Mountenay 16 Garland & Sarah Land P 32 David & Jane Spillman Hrabak 10 Dean & Barbara Wilcox Robinson P H 14 Warren & Kathy Miller McCracken 30 Robert & Audrey Hutchins 12 Donald M. Salyards P 23 Stewart & Patricia Hughes McDole 32 Wendie L. Jenkins 19 Gregory & Becky Hurshman Savage P H 24 Yearbook P 23 P H 32 23 photo of Ron & Caryn Millard John & Marlene Miller Krueger Lawrence & Karen Baker Sebby Roger Ted & Carrie Morris 1 D. Michael & Jackie Lee 5 James & Gwen Stowell Simpson P H 31 Hershey ’67 Leonard & Claudia Mussell P 6 Douglas & Susan Downing McFarlane 16 John & Ruth Walrath Smith P 30 from the Bill & Goldia Strong Mustain P H 38 Bobbi Himelhan Mier P H 9 Cheryl D. Starr 5 1965 Acacia Craig & Carol McGowen Nikel 29 Wayne & Jill Worlund Miller 20 Don & Kathryn Reynolds Templeton 19 Janet Spiller O'Dor 16 Tom & Vikki Updike Morain P 26 H. Gary & Laura Toney Orlich 14 Beatrice K. McDowell Peterson 8 1972 P H 20 17 George & Kay Wall Adams P 30 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Robert & Sandra Honeychurch Paschall Kenneth & Nancy Porter Karen Self Quraishi 11 Blake & Vicki Puckett 19 Kirk & Vicki Davies Bell 11 Paul & Sharleen Reedy P 17 Tom & Roberta Percival Rastle P H 41 Andrew & Jewell Holmes Bolton 15 Roger Hershey, JD, Ed & Dixie Jenkins Riepl 6 Rex Reid 4 John & Kerri Mead Booth 11 Bill & Lois Beach Russell 32 Dennis & Cara Sacry 16 Douglas & Marsha Wall Brown 17 LLM, ’67 John & Berit Nilsen Schumacher P H 35 Howard & Sue Gatenby Sakima P H 31 Stanley & Patty Patchin Cabico 19 Roger Hershey ’67 was the first Ronald & Barbara Hudson Scott 15 Matthew & Sandra Axtell Schubert 35 Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway P 22 28 house president of Cheville, Joe & Diane Eberly Shelton P H 25 Brian H. Shantz 15 Ray & Ruth Garrett Campbell 24 serving three semesters from Gary & Elayne Slocum Waggoner 28 David & Nancy Melenyzer Sixt 11 Ken & Pam Combs P 5 4 Ed & Elaine Calder Davis 22 Fall 1965 to Fall 1966. Jim & Janet Smelser Weigand Richard & Shirley Damitz Stevenson David C. Yost P 27 Douglas & Ione Davis Stowell 15 David & Hilary Duke P 21 “That was a huge leadership Nancy Zimmerman Weber 31 Charles & Betsy Patella Eddleman P 40 opportunity for me. I learned to 1968 Jim & Janet Smelser Weigand P 5 Alan & Frances Edwards Ringleb 5 organize people, be responsible William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna P 27 Larry & Lois Freeman Wheeler 6 Thomas & Doris Kincaid Erps 24 20 27 and accountable, and my Richard Conlin & Sue Ann Allen Lloyd & Harriet Hayes White 7 Marla & Rick Faszholz Kent & Diane Elam Barnett 30 9 Michael & Linda Hedeen Friend 5 confidence level coming out of Gary D. Wick Robert & Sandra Hinderks Beckett 37 Richard & Jeannie Witte 1 Robert & Mary Stowell Fry P 27 those two years was huge.” Steven & Debbie Crowther Campbell 3 David & Cynthia Larsen Glandon 18 The house system was fairly John & Diana Lewis Chevalier 23 1970 Gregory & Lynda Schorr Hankins 14 new — it started in 1962 — and Dwight & Carole Conklin Coppock 11 Ray & Sidna Beck Adams P 31 Don & Loretta Fisher Harlacher 18 17 P H 36 26 was still evolving when Hershey Patricia Sharrar Courtney Eldon & Bonnie Winters Anderson Craig & Mary Lou Sharrar Hunter 11 P 22 P 21 held his position as a house Gary & Susan Curtis Harry & Danie Ashenhurst Bruce & Jane Runkle Kunz Robert & Kay Daykin Schutte 12 Robert & Sandra Hinderks Beckett 37 Eric Lowe 1 president. However, he recalls Evelyn Garrett Dustin 4 Dennis & Teresa St. Clair Clinefelter 11 Larry & Lois Campbell Marshall 32 the intentional message of Esther Feske 5 Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford P 24 Stephen & Judy Rickabaugh Meyer 31 inclusivity surrounding the new Charles & Catherine Cook Greenberg 22 Saralene Salton Earsom 3 Randy & Kay Dean Miller 20 house system and appreciates Florence Sanford Gubanc 35 Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field P H 35 Anita L. Mortimer 10 the experience as his first real James & Barbara Hammer 16 Terry & Brenda Hattey Flowers 14 Robert & Vicki Korf Mueller 9 leadership role — similarities Warren & Janet Heaviland Harden 21 Larry & Linda Hilker Franzese H 12 Sandra Duke Murphy 19 shared by current students. John & Carol Hatton 5 Robert & Mary Stowell Fry P 27 Cindy Haning Nielsen 30 18 20 27 To read more, go online: Gwendolyn Blue Hawks Sandra R. Gamet Larry & Sharon Gorker Norris Susan J. Hutchcroft P 33 M. Louise Frederick Gibson 14 Tom & Roberta Percival Rastle P H 41 graceland.edu/Horizons Ronald & Anna Player Jennings P 31 Carl & Patricia Campbell Hope 21 Terry & Carol Ann Sacry Reiff14 Ralph & Phyllis Hattey Jensen 13 Craig & Mary Lou Sharrar Hunter 26 Howard & Sue Gatenby Sakima P H 31 Mark & Rita Scherer 8 Russell & Sharon Perkins Hall P 20 Leslie & Linda Carmichael Gamble P 16 Nancy Jackel Sherman 4 Duane & Cathy Alley Porter 16 David & Kimberly Rose Graybill P 15 Douglas & Janet Smith 8 Paul L. Roberts Jr. 2 Rosetti Hart Green 13 Douglas & Ione Davis Stowell 15 Dale A. Robinson 7 Douglas H. Harms P 24 Greg & Barbara Johnson Sutherland 23 Linda L. Rowe 32 Roger & Wendi Hintzsche P 17 David & Wanda Ellis Talcott 30 Gregory & Becky Hurshman Savage P H 24 David & J. Janelle Klejch Huffman7 Denny & Cindy Duke Taylor 20 Gary & Kristina Egerstrand Schmuhl P H 20 Richard & Pamela Brewster Mark 14 Dale & Jeanette Rancore Tripp P H 18 Gerald & Jennifer Ritchie Seeley 6 Roland & Beth Sims Marolf P H 30 Connie Jo Truelove 26 Randal & Lorraine Smith 9 Robert & Terry Zahniser McDermid 27 Mark Van Fleet & Ruth Swanto P 9 Anita Van Eaton Sumpter 9 Ellen Miller 17 Michael & Debbie Webb 21 Thomas & Gail Jones Sundell 27 Anonymous P 21 Carolyn S. Werner 4 Gwen Weate 10 Dennis & Aundra Shields 17 Bill & Rosalinda Molina Wesley 21 Kenny & Dianna Starnes 12 Anita Zonker 3 1975 Stan & Grace Hargitt Troeh 21 David & Barb Robinson Anderson P 30 Kenneth & Gwen Carnahan Tytgat 2 1973 Gary & Patty Fisher Ballinger 14 Steven & Jeanie Upson P 28 Steven Anders P 31 Kirk & Dawn Weldon Beye 4 Ryan & Felicia Watson P 1 Michael & Jean Bailey P 12 Richard & Susan Carlson 7 Dan & Vicky Webb 2 David J. Brown P 22 Dan & Nadine Chun-Ming Cathey 19 Ronald & Janice Robinson Weibe 16 AROUND CAMPUS Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway P 22 Doug Day 3 James & Patricia Parrish Young 30 Ray & Ruth Garrett Campbell 28 Richard & Karla Rasmussen Enright 12 Karen (Crowell) & Leroy Chatfield10 Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett P H 34 1978 Updating the David & Carla Crosser Harrington 26 James & Janet Monroe Fairchild P 10 Brian & Sharon Swails Abbott 4 Michael & Cynthia Harper Crotty P H 22 David J. Grant 4 James & Pamela Smith Ash P 33 Fitz Equipment Ed & Elaine Calder Davis 22 Penny Helterbran Hammac 23 Gregg & Judy Toney Badder 11 Albert Keith Dicken 12 Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson P 29 Brian H. Carr 8 The Fitzgerald Fitness Center 25 8 5 Ron & DeAnne McCracken Dunsdon Craig & Cathie Duddleston Hosie Daniel & Vicki Hosier Cash opened in 2012 and was an effort 12 P 14 3 Richard & Karla Rasmussen Enright Gregory & Ann Hummel Mark & Cyndi Carson Christenson to improve the health and well-being James & Janet Monroe Fairchild P 10 David & Karen Booth Jewell P 21 David Church 14 of students. Over the past seven Janice R. Fisher 22 Greg Jordison & Tara McFarland 2 Steven & Diane Brown Cochran 17 years, “The Fitz,” as it’s known, Mike & Peggy Higdon Frost 16 Jackson & Ann Palmer Keller 2 Don & Mardon Ferguson Cole 14 Jeffery & Pamela Anderson Gard 8 James & Mary Ellen Foss Kimball 26 James & Linda Knutson Conley 4 has been a space of constant use Kelly & Cherry Dubois Hartnett P 29 David & Allyson Leone 4 Joel & Joann Zender Cox 14 for our students. Originally funded J. Kevin & Carol Hartnett P 18 Duane & Joyce Starnes Lighthill 28 Michael & Debra George Curtis 11 by a generous gift from Bob and Richard & Marcia Robinson Hettrick 9 Evan & Mary Jo Horton Manuel 13 Sharon & Jim Diddle 9 Jan Braun ’61 Fitzgerald, the Beth Higdon & John Funke P 15 Richard & Pamela Brewster Mark 14 Larry & Tricia Crowson Eichner 27 facility has three areas: a group Scott & Susan Fite Hinderks 31 John & Magda Mueller 2 Alan & Denise Eggert Elefson 14 exercise area for classes like yoga Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines P H 34 Lee & Diana Stoddard Mussell 8 Craig & Judy Dickerson Graybill P 14 and Zumba, an aerobic area with Jim & Patricia Daily HoffmanP 30 Tee & Deborah Hawthorne Ness P 27 Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson P 29 elliptical machines and treadmills, Russ & Susan Carlson Jones 27 Benjamin R. Nicks 23 Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson P H 24 and an anaerobic area that holds Bruce & Jane Runkle Kunz P 21 Terry & Kris Hall Noble 27 Doug & Yvette Brand Kinney P 7 some small dumbbells, kettle bells Michael & Marjorie Carney Martens 20 Henry & Laurine Werges Russell 11 Robert & Bobbie Hampton Kuehl P 21 and other free weights. William & Patricia Tabor Mogg 12 Terry & Chris Martens Scott 19 Gary & Samra Clark Magruder 20 Alice Niebrook Nunemaker 15 Phil Shoemaker 11 Roland & Beth Sims Marolf P H 30 When students arrived in the fall of Bruce & Judy Laudie Pfohl P H 13 Dana & Susan Kelley Sturgill 15 Sheryl McClaran P 28 2019, they were excited to find new David & Jan Holliger Ralston 3 Constance L. Thatcher P H 34 Marc & Janyce Wendell McKenzie P 20 equipment and greatly expanded Larry & Judy Rhamy 23 John & Melina Williston Williams 2 Paul & Pam Moores McKinney 18 fitness capabilities in the building. Alan & Frances Edwards Ringleb 5 Jeff Moores 20 This equipment gives students Gerald & Deborah Giles Page Rushfelt P H 33 1976 Larry & Rebecca Moss Muller P 23 the ability to explore new types of 11 Bill & Gloria Manchester Salsman 20 Gregg & Judy Toney Badder Tom & Donna Fernandes Needham 2 workouts and to enjoy brand-new 21 Dale & Marla Shakespeare Blevins 2 P 10 Greg & Judy Strange Schieszer Robert & Lori Shaffer Piepergerdes elliptical machines and updated P 26 Mike & Mary Boswell 1 7 Lynn & Kathryn Olson Sharp Scott & Carol Warner Roberson treadmills. Mike & Cheryl Seeley Smith P H 21 Jane Young Bowerman 9 Dirk & Linda Woods Rose P 26 Mark Stowell 8 Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad 16 Greg & Judy Strange Schieszer 21 Greg Henson ’75 led the alumni Greg & Barbara Johnson Sutherland 23 Douglas & Margaret Black Day 3 Nathan & Marilyn Marek Schroer 23 charge and contributed the funds David & Wanda Ellis Talcott 30 Mark & Benna Yarrington Easter 26 Ned & Jana Lindstrom Shepard 20 to help outfit and update the Fitz. 20 Nigel & Linda Kohlman Thomson 16 J. Chris & E. Kay Gibson Keith & Beth Badder Sindt 8 He worked with Vice President for 7 Richard & Ruth Foreman Welch 4 Christopher E. Hawkins Samuel & Shauna Smalldon P H 13 Student Life and Dean of Students 4 David & Karen Booth Jewell P 21 10 Russell Williams Theodore & Ruth Nowlin Smith Dave Schaal, EdD, to ensure that 1 Robert & Brenda Johnson P 21 7 Bill Wilson Mark & Rose Collard Strychacz the new equipment would enhance P 38 Bradley & June Fisher Johnson P H 18 27 Dennis & Sharon Chatburn Wood Thomas & Gail Jones Sundell the student experience. “We had Doug & Susan Swails Mack 22 Melissa Hayes Swett 12 plans to update the equipment over 1974 Michael & Marjorie Carney Martens 20 Robert & Natalie Wilson Thomas 28 P 30 27 the next several years, but with the David & Barb Robinson Anderson Robert & Terry Zahniser McDermid Ronald & Janice Robinson Weibe 16 Gary & Patty Fisher Ballinger 14 David & Deanna Mark Nicholson 22 Christopher & Carina Lord Wilson 15 help of our generous alumni, we John & Kerri Mead Booth 11 Terry & Kris Hall Noble 27 James & Patricia Parrish Young 30 were not only able to update all of F.W. & Deb Bee Bootsma Gordon 14 Alan & Terri Harper Ronk 1 the equipment at once, but we were Wayne & Lynda Lennon Broky P H 40 Henry & Laurine Werges Russell 11 1979 also able to add things that we didn’t Douglas & Marsha Wall Brown 17 Larry & Jane McWhinney Smith 28 Dale & Connie Boyd 4 even envision being in the facility,” Betty Lou Zonker Caruso 4 Robert & Natalie Wilson Thomas 28 Kimberly Clements 26 Schaal said. “Our students love it.” Larry & Maridan Cochran Christensen P H 22 Joy Troyer P 12 Thomas & Janet Jacobs Conrow 27 Douglas & Patty Cottrell 1 Susan Hansell Legaard 5 Joel & Joann Zender Cox 14 Upgrades to existing buildings are an J. Randy & Toni Lynn Dillon 21 Joy A. Weydert 22 Timothy & Vicki Hopkins Everett P 14 important part of keeping Graceland Larry & Jacqueline Fairchild 7 Edward Fugate Jr. 11 vibrant for our students. Thank Lowell & Debra Ferguson Heide 22 1977 Craig & Judy Dickerson Graybill P 14 you to Greg and the Fitzgeralds for Richard & Marcia Robinson Hettrick 9 James & Pamela Smith Ash P 33 Eric & Sharon Palmer Hamm P 24 their commitment to keeping our Scott & Susan Fite Hinderks 31 Terry W. Ball 8 David & Carla Crosser Harrington 26 students healthy. Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines P H 34 Terry & Peg Barker 22 R. Kent & Sherri Shupe Hartnett P 27 10 P 21 21 David & Jane Spillman Hrabak Larry D. Bonander Roger & Nancy Hiles Johnson ABOVE Henson ’75 was all smiles 17 Bradley & June Fisher Johnson P H 18 Steven & Diane Brown Cochran Wayne & Barb Noffsinger Johnstone 27 on install day at the Fitz. Jackson & Ann Palmer Keller 2 Don & Mardon Ferguson Cole 14 Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister P H 32 James & Jan Harrison Krantz 2 Charles Cutter & Susan Curtis P 21 Kenneth & Cynthia McClain P H 24 Daron & Donna Lilly 7 Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad 16 Marilyn R. Millard 18 Doug & Susan Swails Mack 22 Tenny & Marsha Dewey 1 Michael & Lisa Phillips 7 George & Doris Baltzer Marquis P 4 Kelly & Teri Everett P H 36 Joel & Kathy Ross P 23 William & Patricia Tabor Mogg 12 Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett P H 34 Rick & Debra Sarre 15

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 19 John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy P 28 Paul & Victoria Beatty Vogel P 21 Julie Trinkl Canterbury 6 Jim & Claudia Horton P H 23 Brad & Mary Kay Kenworthy Speaks 13 Christopher & Carina Lord Wilson 15 Michael & Gail Church 24 Phillip & Dianne Koch 26 Stephen & Marian Thompson P 15 Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund P 32 Charles & Lisa Hansen Conway P 14 Gary & Peggy Harris LeFeuvre 7 Mark & Brenda Barr Welch 19 Alan & Catherine Zahniser P H 17 Raymond & Catherine Conk Coop 9 Shawn Leighton & Dale Cleland 21 Melody A. Wilson 8 W. Wayne & Lori Diveley 4 James & Catherine Wolfe Lysinger P 25 1982 Jon & Julie Ross Dixon P 22 Jeffrey & Shannon McClain MartinP H 21 1980 Brinks & Nancy Spain Austin P 22 Roger & Mirka Dunn 20 Sean & Wanda Hawley Matlock 12 Clark & Diana Barr Ballantyne P 20 Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds AyersP 15 C. Mark Snethen & Deanna Foss 19 Jeffrey & Susan Scranton NaylorP 30 Barbara & John Bear 3 Scott & Janet Legg Borison 4 Anonymous P 27 Bryan & Tabor Nowlin 14 Daniel & Vicki Hosier Cash 5 Dwight & Mary Christensen 21 Russell & Janet Schafroth Goldsmith 2 Max & Cynthia Harper Pitt P H 24 Bob Cook & Doreen Best 4 Cal & Sharron McClain Closson P H 26 Steven & Sharon King Graybill P H 26 Randall & Mary Scott Pratt P 25 Michael & Debra George Curtis 11 Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley P 22 Don & Shirley Henderson 18 Tim Silegy 10 Dennis & Lorelei Reichert Demyen 7 Kathryn Blair Elliott 2 Daniel & Edith Calhoun LaMastres 6 Rosilyn G. Teng 8 W. Barry & Pam Epling 11 Timothy & Kimberly Etcheson 6 Jeffrey & Kathy Lockhart McElroy1 Dan & Brenda Sacry Volz 30 Cynthia Gray 3 Steven & Sharon King Graybill P H 26 Marc & Janyce Wendell McKenzie P 20 David & Jennifer Wood 2 David & Kimberly Rose Graybill P 15 Barbara Grechus 3 Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer P 24 Janice Gregg-Martin 22 Bradley & Carol Bates Hakes 25 Erik & Carla Sacry Nilsen 23 1987 Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen P H 13 Tim & Pennie Hattey 8 Kent Parker 1 Dave & Aileen Allison 3 Mike & Diane Harrington Hawkins 9 Michael B. Hernandez P 3 Thomas & Lisa Rossman P 27 Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman P 13 Glenn Johnson 5 James & Lynne Huffman5 Robert & Suzette Dugdale Ryder 11 Carl & Marci Brown Turlin 26 Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson P H 24 Rick & Sandra King Isham P H 28 Robert & Angela Graffeo Schaal4 Peter Cummings & Eric Allen 22 Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister P H 32 Curtis & Lori Miller Martin 19 Charles & Bethany Smith Seefeldt P H 27 Keith & Debra Daikawa Harder P 24 Paul & Pam Moores McKinney 18 Dale & Valerie Klejch McClaran P 17 Andy & Karen Heath Shaw 2 Todd A. Houston 12 Susan Piepergerdes McElroy 16 Mark & Jennifer Brock Olson 29 James & Kathelene Prager Tingle 10 Laura Hutchinson 1 Robert & Lori Shaffer PiepergerdesP 10 Scott & Janet Richards P 1 Kent & Penny Spray Vogelsang P 27 Diana J. Jones 12 Robert & Angela Radloff11 M. Jeff & Mimi Schall9 Dale & Jeannine Andersen Ward 19 Daniel & Edith Calhoun LaMastres 6 Steve Ross & Shelley Scherer P H 27 Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman P 17 Richard & Ruth Foreman Welch 4 Scott & Dana Burford McGuire 29 David & Michelle Lee Schaal P 13 Eric & Juli Vogelsang P 22 Scott & Laurie Parker White P 19 Tony & Charlotte Hamilton Munoz 4 Terry & Chris Martens Scott 19 Wade & Ann Weddle Wallace P 27 Gary Enoch & Deborah Worthington P 28 Valerie Gima Neumann 11 Brad & Mary Kay Kenworthy Speaks 13 David & Heather Rider Wilson 27 Harold & Teresa Brestel Starks 8 Leonard & Lisa Sheehy Stobbe 11 1985 Susan G. Woods P 22 David & Christy Trewhitt 16 1983 Joseph & Joy Brunner Cannavino 11 Brian & Danelle Brady Woodson P 11 Paul & Victoria Beatty Vogel P 21 Bradley & Loraine Austin 1 Kevin & Dana Clark 1 Mark & Brenda Barr Welch 19 Robert & Elizabeth Lyon Bell 3 Eric & Carla Cox P 15 1988 Sue VanDeventer Wildermuth 8 Mark & Lori Bruch Braden 2 Lauren Hall & Deborah Bigogno 7 Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz P 26 Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund P 32 Doug & Marlene Potter Carnahan 3 James & Sonia Wheatley Harmon P 22 Robert & Gayle Christman Boren P 8 Teri Claeson 1 Jay & Karen Young Hill 9 Sean & Dawn Dye 5 1981 Charles & Lisa Hansen Conway P 14 Jeffrey & Shannon McClain MartinP H 21 Donald & Rachel Silver Fant 16 Grant & Terri Walden Angove 8 Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds AyersP 15 Robert & Marianne Mathena 25 Doug & Shauna Trachsel Ferguson 6 Manuel & Nicki Atwood 17 Daniel & Denise Beavers Esch 7 Dale & Valerie Klejch McClaran P 17 Richard & Deborah Zabel Galbraith 4 Brinks & Nancy Spain Austin P 22 Derrick Fulton 4 Linda Osborn 5 Jon & Jennifer Kramer Hampton P H 22 Rick & Jennifer Bendorf 21 Brian & Linda Brandt Henson 20 Gary & Tia Powell 14 Lisa A. Hedrick 18 Michele E. Black P H 11 Curtis & Lori Miller Martin 19 Al & Cheryl Fielder Shanmugam 22 Tom & Jeanette Hogan 1 Ron & Ann Culek Carroll 11 Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer P 24 William & Melodie Nash Sherer P H 10 Benjamin Kelley 6 Mark & Holly Phillips Caskey P H 10 Mark & Jennifer Brock Olson 29 Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman P 17 Robert & Dawn Cooper Lagone 3 Alan J. Cochran P 23 John & Judy Badder Pickard P 17 David & Rachel Siddall P H 20 James & Catherine Wolfe Lysinger P 25 R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis P H 29 Dirk & Linda Woods Rose P 26 Garold & Velda Smith 18 Michael & Michele Mueller McGrath 8 Randy E. Ehm 18 David & Melissa Schaefer P 10 Chris & Lila Sims Stone 6 Thomas & Karen Snapp Murray 4 Lance & Julie Eybers 25 Della Shaw Goodson P 13 James & Kathelene Prager Tingle 10 Gregory & Holly Ward Shelford 6 Eric & Sharon Palmer Hamm P 24 John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy P 28 John & Jennifer Vogel P 23 Theodore & Ruth Nowlin Smith 10 Kyle E. Harper 13 William & Melodie Nash Sherer P H 10 Dale & Jeannine Andersen Ward 19 Donald & Paige Berg Warner 3 Mike & Diane Harrington Hawkins 9 Susan Freeman Smith 21 Terry & Jolene O'Dell Whitney 23 Jeffrey & Deanna Willard Herges P 18 Chris & Lila Sims Stone 6 1986 Barbara Erickson Zembles 8 Timothy D. Hogue 7 Mark & Rose Collard Strychacz 7 Clint & Paula Anderson 4 Kevin & Lori Lowderman P 17 Tim Tattersall & Errol Buntuyan 6 Robert & Elizabeth Lyon Bell 3 1989 John & Sara Murdock Lysinger 11 Stephanie Farrell & Janice TiffanyP 12 Robert & Laura Stanke Billings 13 Susan E. Bevington P 29 Victoria Lancaster Major 4 Stuart & Michelle Hampton Waite P H 33 Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz P 26 Robert & Laura Stanke Billings 13 Matthew & Dee Porter Malcuit 15 Leonard Warnock 9 Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner P H 28 Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman P 13 Dennis & Julia McElroy 8 Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley P 22 Danette Bruns 22 Scott & Darla Mann Gelande 10 Betty Minton McClaran P H 25 Ho-Kwan & Kimberley Reynolds Wong 11 Keith & Jeanette Hartwig Calipetro 21 Jay & Karen Young Hill 9 Michelle Mottaz 1 Bradley E. Closson 23 Jeff & Jenny Mead Kramer4 Pamela & David Nii P 34 1984 Cal & Sharron McClain Closson P H 26 Robert & Robin Fitzgerald Long 14 Scott & Heather Ourth P 12 Doug & Diane Davenport Albro 18 Dan & Kimberley Fry Donarski 24 Kenneth D. Madsen 15 David & Michelle Pannone 4 Tony & Dorothy Austin 8 Richard & Deborah Zabel Galbraith 4 Phyllis A. Manning 26 Bradley & Teri Nelson Rankin 14 Gregory & Susan Bridge P 24 Keith & Debra Daikawa Harder P 24 Dave & Vonda Skinner Nelson 3

“At Graceland, the community really feels like family — students, professors, they all become a part of your story. The thing I will remember most about my time at Graceland is the friendships I was able to cultivate with beautiful people from all backgrounds.”

RACHEL CHAVEZ ’20 Phoenix, Arizona / Elementary Education / Women's Volleyball TOP 3 GIFTS Geri & Kevin Norman 1 1995 Laurene Sinady Green 3 Bryan & Tabor Nowlin 14 Linda Amborn 1 Jonathan & Amber Hale Grice 2 CLASSES SINCE 2000 Randall & Mary Scott Pratt P 25 Chad & Dee Rees Bradshaw 11 Bryan & Katie Booth Heinrich 10 27 6 James & Serena Foster Schwab Edwina Dorsey 13 Karmin R. Maher-Hasse CLASS YEAR DOLLARS Thomas & Joy Craven Scranton 21 Mark & Lisa Edris-Knapp 3 Carolyn H. Meadows 15 Brenda & Joe Williams 1 Deborah Fernicola 4 David Devonis & Deborah Rowe 5 2003 $21,105.50 3 Lane & Kacie Crowley Sires 13 Vivian Frasier-Gathers 2007 $9,635.00 1990 Phyllis Monroe Haulsee 20 Brett & Sarah Ward Talcott 5 P H 28 Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner Ivan & Polly Tripp Joseph P 5 Debra Crecelius Waddell 13 2002 $8,875.50 P 12 Omner D. Calhoun Derek S. Knapp 2 JW & Tammi Ozinga Wight 8 11 Mike & Stacey Danielson Wheeler Mike Lester 1 Nate & Carrie Wood 1 22 Melissa D. Hedal Todd & Michele Masters Magner 6 Nancy Lindroth Yarnell 8 21 Steven & Carol Ann Kinzer David Morris 1 then & now 4 Jeff & Jenny Mead Kramer Mark & Michele DeBarthe Sadler 16 2000 5 17 Leonard & Jodi Murr Martin Lisa & Dennis Silver 1 Fae-Marie Ross Donathan 21 9 Thomas & Joy Craven Scranton Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno P 21 Felicia N. Durst GRACELAND'S PRESIDENT P H 29 16 Tony & Peggy Sturdevant Susan M. Sterner P 16 Carol Grant-Holmes John K. Menzies P 29 5 Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Janelle & Jeremy Whelchel 1 Megan M. Martens Dwight & Staci Jo Gulick Zabel P 8 Alissa M. Neubauer 7 1996 Brandon Renshaw 2 517 1991 Angela Branson 16 Lana Scroggins 1 total number of degrees awarded 1 JoAnn Boles Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown 4 (445 bachelor's, 72 master's) P 25 Kirt & Michelle DeHaan Allen & Amy Essex Chamberlain 5 2001 6 9 Steven & Deborah Rae Fry Jerald L. Cowles 7 Micah & Amanda Williams Allison P 10 1 HOMECOMING KING & QUEEN Douglas E. Graves Jared Doty & Catharine Craig P 4 Cris Dykeman P 22 2 Roger & Cheryl Leighty Hipp Jerry Dale 11 Jonathan & Amber Hale Grice Ben Wagenaar & Rachel Duke P 29 1 Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Lyle & Sharon Dewar 5 Kelli Kelly 1 1 Kenny & Debra Kenyon Stephanie Farrell & Janice Tiffany12 Ryan Kent 3 3 NEW BUILDING Dakota Matthes Alice Gates 7 Heather Lahr 7 6 The Helene Center for the Visual Arts Jeremy & Amy Noffsinger Sellars Nathan & Tina Coleman Harris P 8 Melissa A. Lewis 8 5 Noel & Alison Stoner Sherer Ivan & Polly Tripp Joseph P 5 Chris & Danielle Hamlett Patterson P 26 P 8 Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword Debra Boelens Kopp 18 Douglas & Ginelle Sakima Roberts 22 P 7 Andrew & Marcia Thomas Berry Judy L. Kanarek LaRue 8 Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson 1 2 Marc Walker Amanda Frey Laws 12 David C. Tucker 7 Jeremy & Tiffany Houston Wilkinson Diane Bachanas Luedtke 10 P 11 Brian & Danelle Brady Woodson P H 22 2002 Dale & Judy Luffman 1 14 Jacob Adams Brad & Sheri Nelson Millard 9 1992 14 Micah & Amanda Williams Allison 2 Jane Mark Mitchell 15 Kevin & Michelle Allen 2 Patricia A. Cooney 10 Robert Ruetsch 5 Blaze & Elena Campbell Barbre P 3 Nick & Kerbi Everett Elsenbroek 19 Brett & Joy Mountenay Simpson 4 Janelle Brooner 3 Jeff & Carmen Fisher 13 Shane & Deborah Knotts Skinner 13 Bob & Kay Ackerson Capra P H 29 Emily Donnelson Galvan Shannon P. Clark 4 Tony & Peggy Sturdevant Melissa Gribbon 3 Steven & Deborah Rae Fry 6 Chad & Katie Hensley 1 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 12 1997 2 Rob & Allyson Fulton Nathan & Sharon Ahuna 2 Melinda Graham & Amy Hoffman 21 1 Dale & Monica Jorski Fundzak Lila Haymaker Barlow 10 Paul Grover & Emily Munter P 15 16 John Chatburn, Beth Higdon & John Funke Chad & Dee Rees Bradshaw 11 Susan Skoor Oxley 2 2 Greg Jordison & Tara McFarland Allen & Amy Essex Chamberlain 5 Holly Brush Schlenker MACM, ’03 11 5 Shannon D. Pearce Merry A. Dudley 15 Bryan & Courtney Talcott 3 P 5 John Chatburn ’03 served as Gary & Angela Ranney Mark & Lisa Edris-Knapp 3 Nicholas & Andrea Uhlenhopp P 21 P 10 Graceland Student Government Mark & Laura Woods Sanders Julie Steele Mahoney 9 Todd & Smita Kumari Volz 8 (GSG) president during the 2002- Noel & Alison Stoner Sherer Ron Mathews 8 24 2003 03 school year. Today, he and James & Paige Stanfield-Myers Brian & Monica Johnston McKevitt 16 2 Brian & Heather Emslie Beaman 5 his wife, Andrea “Andi” Barber Timothy R. Strait Brad & Sheri Nelson Millard 14 1 John & Andrea Barber Chatburn P 8 ’06 Chatburn, live in Spokane, Todd & Denise Verwers Mark & Nicole Clement Patience 2 P 4 Stephen & Stassi Cramm P 15 Washington, where John works Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White Brett & Joy Mountenay Simpson P 3 7 Jody Garrett Gatewood 9 at a nonprofit organization and Jeremy & Tiffany Houston Wilkinson Nate & Carrie Wood 1 Carl & Kathryn McLaughlin Hoyt 5 produces custom furniture 1993 Travis & Rachel Lamble Johnson 8 and accessories on the side. 13 1998 3 Josephine Fowler Cleveland Josh & Charlotte Beck Baedke 3 Amber Reed Monticue P 14 1 “So much of my experience at Carol Detling Fricke Dan & Lori England Christensen 5 Matt Nordhagen 20 P 8 Graceland was formational Dennis & Dawn Jolly Heaberlin Ken & Pam Combs 24 Christopher & Bethany Stowell 1 5 Kenny & Debra Kenyon Christopher Corrie 1 Brett & Sarah Ward Talcott and taught me about the 7 Darin J. Pardoe Chad & Shannon Kent Dailey 4 power of relationships and the 1 2004 Trevin & Liz Schall Brian & Misty Sanchez Elkins 2 interconnectedness of people. 7 Jayson L. Blocker 3 Jeremy & Amy Noffsinger Sellars Brian & Rebecca Rees Fausett 6 The house system taught us 2 Bryan & Kacey Loving Courtney P 4 Jeffrey & Kari Shute Simon Addam Fera 2 3 Michael & Christi Maupin Duke 3 that everybody belongs and Shane & Deborah Knotts Skinner Jeremy & Mendi Graybill P 16 7 Gregory & Lynda Schorr Hankins 14 everybody matters.” David & Joanne Richey Taylor Mark & Nanci Rupiper Jewell 5 3 Alex & Kathleen Beatty Hnatyshyn 5 David Zabel John Noble 2 During his term as GSG president, P 8 P 6 Dwight & Staci Jo Gulick Zabel 2 Michael & Nancy Hoffman Mark & Nicole Clement Patience P H 41 Chatburn made a point to P 7 Carl & Florence McGuire Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson 2 get to know people and try to 1994 13 Carl Gann & Michele Torrey 14 Lane & Kacie Crowley Sires communicate with them — to Wendy Perry Bellmore 13 6 Michael & Danielle Stowell 2005 make the table wider for people Dennis & Sherri Baker Doggett 1 11 April Sweeting Matthew R. Augustine 4 who might not have felt welcome. Tom & LucyAnn Santarsiero Edwards 17 2 Chad & Robin Wyllie Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown 4 Through this experience and Jonathan Jennings 15 Tim & Staci Marshall 4 Debra Buckner Young Michael & Christi Maupin Duke 3 throughout his time at Graceland, 2 Jason & Teri Wessel Rexroth 5 1999 Brian & Misty Sanchez Elkins he felt really strong connections 8 Jacob & Erin Farnham Everett 10 and built lasting relationships, Troy & Ralinda Scheuermann Nathan & Sharon Ahuna 2 2 Carl Gann & Michele Torrey 2 Jeffrey & Kari Shute Simon Richard & Sarah Steele Allen P 12 and some of this translates into 26 Chad & Katie Hensley 1 Paul Beck & Cristine Stallings Shane Adams & Allison Arnold 2 the work he does today! 14 Dan Klaus 5 Kevin & Rochelle Merrill Thorne Paula Brown 3 8 Casey Cole Moberly 4 To read more, go online: Dorothy Holt Trout Brantley Susan Buchanan-Cheney 5 21 1 graceland.edu/Horizons Ron & Barbara Verwers VanWyk 2 Dylan Pauli Erik & Rebecca Guffey Coffey 7 13 Mary Cooper Singletary Marcia Collins D'Oyly Andrew Sutton 1 TOP 10 GIFTS 2006 Becky Humphrey 1 Dan & Melanie Cook 1 ATHLETIC TEAMS Robert & Barbara Borkowski 2 Deanna Manocchio 1 Norman & Kathryn Cox 18 Mark & Allison Emslie Boswell 1 Ethan Pitt 1 Robert & Tiffany Cramer1 1 1 ATHLETIC TEAM DOLLARS John & Andrea Barber Chatburn P 8 Blane Robinson Marlene Dailey Dan & Jennifer Everett Doerfler 10 Christie Danyluck 1 Men’s Volleyball $132,823.35 Nick & Kerbi Everett Elsenbroek 5 2016 Chuck & Terri DeAngelis 1 2 Shane & Marilyn Everett 3 Tyler Abbott Jenni Determann 1 Men’s Track $114,314.31 1 John & Veronica Godfrey P 11 Dylan Foster Paula Dohogne 1 1 Women’s Basketball $105,085.67 Baron & Grace Fenger Grutter 2 Jay Lysinger Rob Dory 1 1 4 Sidney Scott Jennifer Doyle 2 Football $99,160.53 Travis D. Hunt Nate Pierschbacher 1 Joseph J. Dunning 4 Men’s Basketball $87,030.47 4 2017 John & Sharon Dye 12 Zach & Brittany Atwood Thomas Courtney Brummett 1 5 David & Anna Edsall P H 27 Dance Team $48,993.79 Jason E. Titus John & Melissa Linhart 1 8 Tina Edwards 1 Ryan & Lauren Mish Trimble 1 Women’s Volleyball $40,614.66 Derrick Shadwick Karen Ewing 1 1 Matt Victor Carlos Farfan 1 Ice Hockey $37,365.66 2007 3 Curtis D. Calloway P 5 2018 Elizabeth Farley Men’s Cross Country $15,976.40 2 Isabella A. Fisher 36 Cassie Eskridge Abigail Edgar 1 10 Jen Fogelsong 1 Baseball $8,903.04 Jacob & Erin Farnham Everett Shayna Elliott 1 5 David Fox 1 James J. Lawwill Jr. Zachary Ferrara 1 5 Angelo Gangai 2 Colin & Elizabeth McClain Morgan McKnabb 1 3 Tom & Victoria Genzen 1 Asim Shabanhazhaj Melissa Sherer 2 P 9 Russell & Kathy Godfrey 10 then & now Mark & Rachel Bradford Tovey Deon Williams 1 Elmer & Peggy McMillin Van Dyke 9 Denise Gray 1 Shelby Williams & Sherwey Liang 6 2019 Michael & Diane Gray 1 2 1966 David & Heather Rider Wilson 27 Dwight & Mary Christensen 21 Donna Greenwalt 6 the year men's volleyball began as a Jake Crozier 1 Kevin & Janne’ Grover club sport 1 2008 Erin Dolecheck 1 Serene Guillot P 4 33 Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White Robert & Bobbie Hampton Kuehl P 21 Harold & Arneila Gulick 4 1 VARSITY STATUS Caleb & Tiffany Brian Omar Navarro 1 Jill Guyton Manasseh A. Chibwe 3 4 Toward the end of the 1969 spring season, Kendalynn Rockey 1 Brad & Vanessa Hampton 6 1 the National Association of Intercollegiate Stephen Donahoe & Ranajoy Raychaudhuri Braden Smith 1 Gerald & Beth Happy 2 H 3 Athletics (NAIA) introduced a national Shannon Graybill Julia Wiedmier 1 Lawrence & Catherine Ballantyne Hart volleyball tournament for men. Only varsity Brandon & Katherine Say Ingle 1 Doug & Susan Hickman 1 squads could compete in the event, so Austin & Jennifer Stone Isham 3 2020 Charles & Laura Horzuesky 1 Graceland’s administration granted Gustavo & Amanda Clemens Macias 2 Dalton Larrington 1 Andre & Anita Houpert 1 varsity status to its club team. Jorge Pelayo 1 Nancy Huckins 1 2009 Abby Wells 1 Greg & Dilynne Huskey 2 Mark & Allison Emslie Boswell 1 Bob & Lynn Irr 3 COACH HIGHLIGHT 1 Damian Conrad-Davis 2021 Rex Ishikawa P 21 Rod Schall ’50 was head Christy Everett 3 Alyssa Jackson 1 Dan Jones 1 coach from 1967-1993. Jan J. Gray 12 James & Patricia Magle Jones P 32 He amassed approximately Baron & Grace Fenger Grutter 2 2023 Corey Kammerer 1 900 wins during his career, Clayton & Makayla Hines 2 Whitman Stanfield-Myers 1 Devon & Michelle Kampshoff1 including three of the Austin & Jennifer Stone Isham 3 Gregory & Stacey Karlis 3 national championships 1 Tyler & Autumn Wellington Jones Honorary Alumni Jeff & Jody Kimrey 1 listed below. He became a 4 Matt Klaus Robert & Nora Ackerley P 18 Kristen Kiple 2 pioneer in the development 2 Gustavo & Amanda Clemens Macias P 32 1 of computerized volleyball Colleen Brooner Sean & Heather Kirwan Darrell & Anne Winslow Cook 3 1 statistics, acquiring the nickname “Statman.” Byron Constance P H 33 Dave & Aileen Allison Hiroko Yamauchi 4 P 30 Schall served with the volleyball statistics Jack & Phillis Davison P H 32 Gordon & Jo Lambert P 28 1 team for the 1984 and 1996 Olympics. He 2010 Bob Fitzgerald Kim Lawhead was named to the Yellowjackets Hall of Fame Lucienna Jones P H 25 Charles & Sarah Leonard 1 Shannon Anders 1 (1992) and NAIA Athletics Hall of Fame (1995). Bill & Carita Juhnke P 39 Daron & Donna Lilly 7 Michael Davis & Brittany St. Louis 4 Robert Kuehl P 21 Christina Lopez 1 Parker L. Johnson 4 Fancheon Muir P H 18 Alphonso Mack 1 Tyler & Autumn Wellington Jones 1 Kathy Ross P 23 Dawn Mack 1 Joseph & Nichelle Closson Oxley 2 John Sellars P H 23 Andy Major 2 Teresa M. Pelow 8 Anne Smith P H 35 Jose & Ana Martinez 1 Zach Stuart 1 Susan Terry Knapp P H 14 Liz Martz 1 2011 Steve Veazey 18 Mathew & Elizabeth Martz 2 P H 17 1 Chad Belt 1 Beth Whittemore Rosalind Mayfield 2 Nate & Sidney Myer P 3 Patrick & Diana McCartney 1 Michael Davis & Brittany St. Louis 4 Friend Parents/Grandparents Bob & Pam McKimens 2 Patrick & Gloria Addison 2 Les & Carol McMains 1 2012 Lisa Alderson 1 Eric & Abbie Metherd Coach Rod Schall (right) with the team that 1 won the 1973 NAIA national championship Paul Beck & Cristine Stallings 26 Cora Allen 1 Kristina Millislagle 2 Jacob Belmore & Anna Cleland-Leighton 1 Craig Allen 1 Gary & Sheryl Miyama 1 Arielle Bradley 1 Adrianna Altamirano 1 Nava Ildefonso P H 19 CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES Lewis & Cindy Leveridge Gregory 5 Mary Lou Ash P 31 James R. Nelson 1 Dennis & Julia McElroy 8 Richard & Kary Austin 3 Bethany Neufeld The men's volleyball program won the 1 NAIA National Volleyball Championship Matt Mickelson 1 Danielle Bair 1 Bryan & Michelle Newberry 1 title in 1973, 1976 and 1979. Ryan & Emma Pitt 3 John & Cheryl Ballantyne 10 Robert Nieves 2 Abby Thompson 1 Mike & Lynn Beard 1 Curt & Sharon Nordal The program won the NIRSA (National 1 Matthew Waite 2 Nick & Ruby Bottom 1 Blasa Ortiz Intramural-Recreational Sports Association) 1 Jessica Boudreaux 1 Jay & Deanna Polson National Championship in 1998, during 2 2013 Julia M. Bredin P 17 Tim & Dana Cooper Prante a period of time in which men's volleyball 1 Brian & Alison Thomas Anders 2 David & Lois Brewer 3 Ronald & Sherri Ratliff was not a championship sport in the NAIA. 1 Callie Clow 1 Mary Budd 1 Sheila Reitan 1 Conde & Maureen Burkhiser 3 Darcey Reynolds 1 NCAA PLAY 2014 Adrea Burns 1 Kevin Reynolds 1 8 The Graceland team became part of Jacob Belmore & Anna Cleland-Leighton Jeff & Kim Carey 1 Edward & Joni Rillos 1 the Mid-America Intercollegiate Volleyball Rebecca Casperson-Perkins 1 Jennifer Rodriguez 2015 2 Association with the season that began in Jeffery & Valerie Chandler1 Francis & Lori Ross Brandon Beresford 3 1 January 1987, putting the Yellowjackets Ron & Brenda Chavez 2 Leona Sana Ru Zhu & Chen Chen 3 17 in NCAA Division I play. Patrick & Angela Cleaver 2 Velda J. Schaal Lynley Closson 4 Mike & Jane Schaefer 1 Leo & Carole Caesar 25 Phillip & Christie Schlom 4 Shawn Callaway 2 Lisa Schoonover 1 Khai Cam 1 John & Bette Sellars P H 23 James & Gloria Campbell 23 Robin Sevier 2 Sarah Carlton 2 Roger & Maxine Shields 4 Daniel K. Carpenter P H 10 John Smith 1 Albert Caterino 2 John & Tegwyn Smith 2 Darren Chadwick 1 Rene & Sonia Sorto 1 Scott & Vicki Chapin 2 Brian Sowers 2 Melody Charleson 2 Paula Springs 2 David & Robin Bruch Chell P 6 Tammy Stephens 2 Liz Christian 2 Terry & Joan Stuart 4 Guy & Bonnie Clark 3 David Switalski 1 Tamila Colbert 2 Billy Taamu-Perifanos 1 Lawrence J. Colby 24 Leticia Valenzuela 1 Krista Collins 1 Dani Van Sant 1 Grant Colthorp 22 AROUND CAMPUS ABOVE The newly redone Tess Morgan Great Room (just on the other side of that wall of windows) opens to the courtyard space. Brenda Vodraska 1 Cheryl Constance 4 Kevin Walker 1 Tonia Cooper P H 25 David & Karen Warn 1 Nancy Cottini 2 Alumni Donations Pave the Way Susan Watkins 1 Marilyn M. Cotton P 33 Ramon & Gretchen Weston 2 Janice Craig 2 The courtyard in the center of Tess Morgan Hall (one of our women’s Jeremy & Janelle Whelchel 2 Kathleen Crummer 13 residence halls) is looking great! Thanks to a gift from the class of 1967, 2 2 Tad & Christy Whittom Joyce L. Daly the space was beautifully paved, and furniture and lights were added to 2 P 13 Jeffrey Wilken Bob & Cathy DeBusk make a wonderful space for students to spend time. Lonnie & Linda Wilson 1 Ardith J. Dickson 25 Timothey Wilson 1 Rob & Heather Donofrio P 3 Ron Millard Thanks to all my classmates from the class of 67. Robin Young 1 Ron Dougal Sr. 2 1 2 We got it done and it’s looking good. It was a TEAM effort. Kevin & Danielle Zimmermann Michael & Sandra Doyle Together Everyone Accomplishes More! Eileen Meehan Dyer P 32 Friends Tera Edmundson 2 Clark Achelpohl 2 James & Karen Edwards 26 Shareen Addison 2 Danelle Engel 2 5 Salamina Afutiti 2 Donald & Nancy Evans Celeste M. Ibara 6 Blake McKim P 1 3 Cass Ahyo 1 James & Daisy Farley Dwight Ingram 2 Patricia McMains 2 2 Vani Alantini 1 Melissa Farrel Walter Ishikawa P 27 Kevin McMullen 19 2 Earsaline Alford 1 Carolyn Fiala Arlene F. Jackson 30 Amy McSweeney 2 2 Peter Cummings & Eric Allen 22 Tim Fitch Norma Jean Janks 6 Norma Jean Melges 20 2 Gary Anderson 3 Ann Fosberg Brian Jensen 2 Jon & Nancy Mendenhall P H 14 2 Keith L. Anderson P H 8 Barb Foster Bruce & Deborah Johannes 2 Mark & Tara Mikesell 3 1 William & Virginia Anderson 24 Linda Galloway Kenneth & Joan Johnson P 26 Don & Barb Millslagle P 11 P 1 Jos Ando 2 Jamie Geromini Zola Johnstone 35 Chip & Kristina Millslagle P 5 3 Cody & Brittany Aughton 3 John Gibbens Randy & Diane Brunner Jones 2 Kari Minton 2 25 Eugene H. Baber II P 17 Adele Gibson Donald E. Jones 2 Wendy Miyama 3 4 Colin Bachinski 2 Randy & Sandy Gibson Robert Josten & Susan Judkins P 1 Beth Montgomery 2 P 31 Harold & Barbara Morgan 1 Ronald & Carol Gillilan Pama J. Joy 2 Ray Mora 1 5 Cynthia A. Bargas 2 Melissa Giovagnoli Gannon Kagimoto 2 Kenny Morris 2 2 Greg Barton 2 John Gogia Philip & Patty Kane 2 Nicholas Morris 2 2 Viola Bassett 1 Sharon Gompf Paula Karlis 3 Ramona Mullins 6 3 James P. Bassing 7 Charles Pat & Karen Gordon Blain Keeler 2 David Munro 1 21 Bob Bates 3 Charles & Barbara Ann Grassley Pat Keener 3 Joe & Debbie Murphy 1 1 Robin & Patti Jo Bates P 1 Annie Gray Tony L. Keithly 26 David Neal 1 P 1 Robert & Betty Batzli 7 John & Helen Green Linda J. Keown H 6 Grant L. Nelson 21 P 1 Doyle & Madolyn Baughman P H 15 Malcolm & Marjorie Green Itsuko Kihara 21 Tab Newbury 1 1 James Bear 2 Kim & Dara Greenland Doris Klejch 8 Mona Nobriga 1 P 33 Gene & Lois Behrens 18 R.R. & Maxine Greninger Kevin Klemesrud 1 William & Cyndra Norman 22 1 Ronald & Elaine Benevides 29 Nitu Grewel Lloyd & Ethel Knackstedt 27 John & Karen Offidani1 2 Geraldine Bernadic 1 Bill Guillot Samuel & Cheryl Knox 25 Deanie Olinger 2 2 Carl & Ruth Bernahl 26 Michael Guillot Warren & Betty Krueger 5 Ruth Olmstead H 23 3 Tom & Bettie Bessonette 15 Mark & Deborah Gunter Kim Langloss 2 Jordan Omstead P 4 29 Cam & Vicki Bishop 1 Joan Guthrie Tami Lansing 2 Juliana Osakue 1 9 Julie Bitzer P 1 Doug & Beth Hammer Scott & Christie Lathrum 1 Leslie Paccaro 2 2 Jerry Boden 1 Wakefield Hare Vaughn Lechman 1 Teresa Palafox 1 1 Rod E. Boles & Brenda Osborn 3 Harold & Barbara Morgan Jackie Lee 5 Ila Palmer P H 30 2 Lola Boock 2 Chris Healy Mitch & Denise Leichter H 12 Brenda Armstrong Parkes 39 2 Richard & Rosella Borgen 24 Mark Heckadon Robert & Shirley Lester 2 Sara Pelayo 2 2 Iris Boswell 38 Wayne Heide Brian Lewis 2 Larry & Marsha Penrose 2 2 Keith Bowker 2 Anne Hein Sean & Kimberly Lewis 2 Velma Peters 2 1 Boyko Boyanoz 2 Gary Helm Dale & Marilyn Lick 7 Aaron Peterson 3 1 Flo Braidwood 33 Jeff & Stacy Henkelman Angel Lovan 1 David & Melinda Pickering 2 5 Bruce Braley P 1 Gerald & Cheryl Henning Bill Luckenbaugh 2 Donna M. Pratt 32 35 Cheryl Branch 2 David Hinkle & Hector Herrera Larry Luther 1 Steven Reitan 2 3 Larry & Linda Branson 14 Mary T. Hickey Tom Maher 2 Todd Rheingold 2 2 Greg & Cindy Brown 1 Tina Hickey Gilbert Mann 10 Eric Richards P 1 2 Vicki Brown 1 Calvin Higa Bill Marshall 2 Marci Richards P 1 16 Jerry & Eleanor Bruch 4 Rodney Hill Todd & Peggy Massey 2 Nancy A. Richards P H 19 27 Greg & Mary Bruch P 1 Dennis W. Hodge Ruth Matz 2 Darlene Roberts 2 1 Patricia Votava Bruch P H 39 Steve Hoffman Kelly Maxfield 1 Charles Rogers 2 2 Tom Bruch 1 Linda Holmes Susan Mayville 2 Jeff & Cynthia Rogers2 2 Beverly Brumm 2 Annette Hoover Stefanie McCanless 2 Rockwell & Noriko Rogers 2 2 Mary Buccilli 2 James Hoover Al & Carolyn McCarty 2 Wayne & Sophie Rogers P 11 1 Cindy Buck 2 Alan & Carol Hubbard Katie R. McClendon 15 Ronald & Vicki Turley 1 28 Norene Bunt 2 Gene & Jeannine Hummel Donald & Irene McCoun 26 Rich & Kathleen Rose 3 35 Errol Buntuyan 6 Sandra K. Hunt Katie McCray 2 Mary Jo Runyan 2 2 Tim & Vicki Busby 2 Susan J. Hutchinson Kathleen A. McGuire P 20 Jill Sager 2

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 23 AROUND CAMPUS Tonia Cooper Dale & Marilyn Lick Dennis & Aundra Shields Kenton & Betty Cowick John & Dahna Loeding David & Rachel Siddall Eric & Carla Cox James & Catherine Wolfe Lysinger Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson Newcom Student Stephen & Stassi Cramm George & Doris Baltzer Marquis Samuel & Shauna Smalldon Michael & Cynthia Harper Crotty Jeffrey & Shannon McClain Martin Everett & Tricia Smith Union Donors Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad Linda Shotwell McClanahand Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno We are incredibly grateful R. Paul Davis Carol & Rogene Smith McKiernan James & Paige Stanfield-Myers for all the generous alumni Cheryl Troeh DeHaan Bill & Sherry Mesle Morain Whitman Stanfield-Myers Almer & Roberta Dieterman Ron & Caryn Millard Angela Stanford and friends — and even Jon & Julie Ross Dixon Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell Charles & Joyce Stevenson student groups — who have Rob & Heather Donofrio Christopher Myer Greg & Barbara Johnson Sutherland contributed to the reimagined Jeff & Patricia Draves Heidi Myer Norman & Darleen Craven Swails Newcom Student Union. David & Hilary Duke Marissa Myer Brett & Sarah Ward Talcott Kelly & Teri Everett Nate & Sidney Johnson Myer David & Wanda Ellis Talcott Shane & Marilyn Everett James R. Nelson Nancy Tanner Edwards Robert & Nora Ackerley Ric & Kirsten Carlson Farmer Derek & Danyel Newcom Constance L. Thatcher William & Betty Wood Aki Gary & Roschell Farnsworth Jay & Cherry Phelps Newcom Gayle A. Thistlethwaite Jay & Joyce Allen R. Ed & Colleen Ferguson Shandra K. Newcom Mark & Theresa Thoman American State Bank - Lamoni Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field Scott & Heather Ourth Ted A. Thompson Norman Amsberry Bryan Finke Brenda Armstrong Parkes James & Kathelene Prager Tingle Janelle Anders Robert & Janet Braun Fitzgerald Larry & Linda Baker Phillips Mark & Rachel Bradford Tovey Carl & Joyce Higgins Ashbaugh Tom & Terry Moore Freeman Cathy J. Piedimonte Bruce Wade Harry & Danie Ashenhurst Edward Fugate Jr. Robert & Lori Shaffer Piepergerdes Carla Graham Wade Eugene H. Baber II Kevin Gard & Lauren Carr Randall & Mary Scott Pratt Peter & Sallie Babcock Waite Roderick J. Baltzer Ronald & Carol Gillilan Burris & Katheryn Pratt Rader Stuart & Michelle Hampton Waite Bank of the West John & Veronica Godfrey Jill Rhea Edward A. Warner Jack & Lila White Oiler Barnhouse Daniel & Laura Markey Gollnick Douglas & Ginelle Sakima Roberts Ryan & Felicia Watson Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill John & Janea Roberts Sally Burch Wheeler Kenneth & Sandra Ballinger Berg Steven & Sharon King Graybill Jacob Ross Robert L. White Susan E. Bevington Mary E. Hagerty Joel & Kathy Ross Scott & Laurie Parker White Michele E. Black Richard & Judy Baker Harrop Steve Ross & Shelley Scherer David & Kristi Palmer Whitmer Gretchen Berg Booz Suzanne Henson Hausch Thomas & Lisa Rossman Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz James Henson Donald M. Salyards Woods Family Charitable Foundation Leonard & Darlene Votava Boswell Lorene Cook Henson Larry & Audrey Dutton Sanderson Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman Michael B. Hernandez Travis & Megan Windes Savage Hiroko Yamauchi Charles A. Boyd Meghan Houghton David & Michelle Lee Schaal Floyd & Mary Sue Carter Young Angela Branson Richard & Barbara Hughes Velda J. Schaal Dwight & Staci Jo Gulick Zabel Scott & Nicole Briell Rick & Sandra King Isham Bryan & Marilyn Vandel Schempf K. Michael & Debra Holben Zabel David J. Brown Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Beverly Johnson Scherer Bill & Janet Ross Zeiger Leo & Carole Caesar Wendie L. Jenkins Thomas & Bonnie Mortimer Scherer Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun David & Karen Booth Jewell Paul & Marilyn Tandy Schilling Visit graceland.edu/ Curtis D. Calloway John & Bette Sellars John & Berit Nilsen Schumacher Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway newcomproject for updates Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson Michael & Ruth Knotts Seagraves Kenneth & Cindy Howard Campbell and photos detailing the progress Kenneth & Joan Johnson Donna Seilheimer David & Carol Erickson Carmer of this exciting project (expected Ivan & Polly Tripp Joseph Graceland University Senate Mark & Holly Phillips Caskey completion March 2020). The Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes Scott & Jodi Seymour John & Andrea Barber Chatburn dedication ceremony will be Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy G. David Clark II held Saturday, April 25, 2020. Gerald L. Knutson Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman Ken & Pam Combs

Anonymous P 3 Doris Tousley 31 Robert & Catherine Wright P 1 Dennis & Marcia Core 1 Anonymous P 8 Keith & Janice Townsend 31 Larry & Catherine Xander St. John P 28 Raphael & Emma Coulthard 1 Katie Saliba 13 Julie Tracy 2 David Youngs 3 Bryan & Kacey Loving Courtney P 4 Almata Sandage Silver 4 James & Annette Trinkle 5 Paul Youngs 2 Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad 16 Nick & Lynda Sanders P H 3 Alice M. Trone P H 6 Angie Zeller 2 R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis P H 29 Jim & Cathy Sandow 2 Beverly Tyree P H 33 Jerry Zeller 2 David Devonis & Deborah Rowe 5 Jim & Elaine Schipper 4 Shaun & Susan Van Eaton 2 Lyn & Aaron Zimmerman 2 Mason Dorrbecker 3 Shirley Schwab 36 Bernard Vermeer 2 Donna Zoss 2 Jared Doty & Catharine Craig P 4 Mickey & Beverly Seeman P 7 Annetta Vickery 29 Jeff & Patricia DravesP 3 Donna Seilheimer 18 Bob & Melinda Walker 24 Employees Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne-Dudek P H 24 Barbara Sellner 2 Brian Wall 2 Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White P 4 Cris Dykeman 1 Neil & Krystal Sheehan 2 Rex & Barbara Waller P 8 Shane Adams & Allison Arnold 2 Mark & Benna Yarrington Easter 26 Vivian Sheesley 2 George & Martha Warner 6 Steven Anders P 31 Kelly & Teri Everett P H 36 Wendy Short 2 Scott Watanabe 3 Clint & Paula Anderson 4 Brad & Lisa Gilbert 1 David Smith 2 Stuart Watanabe 3 Gregg & Judy Toney Badder 11 Steven Glazer & Betsy Folkins 9 Edwin Smith Jr. 2 Steve & Carole Waterman 3 Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash P 17 AJ Gordon P 1 Mary Smith 2 Janet Watson 2 Michele Maguire Beck 3 Melinda Graham & Amy Hoffman2 Gabe Steele 1 Glenn & Phyllis Webb 26 Paul Beck & Cristine Stallings 26 Jan J. Gray 12 Phil & Marie Stevenson P H 21 Jack & Rachel Wells 2 Jacob Belmore & Anna Cleland-Leighton 1 Carolyn J. Green 6 Ivan & Darla Stoltzfus 1 Jean Welsh 2 Kegan & Jessica Bishop 1 Randall & Laurie Johnson Hale 18 Nancy Stoner 1 Anita Welsher 1 Linda Bishop 4 Melanie Hijaz 1 Francis & Barbara Stowell 6 Charles & Glenna West 2 Scott & Nicole Briell P 4 Cory HoffP 1 C. Vince Stowell 35 Eleanor L. West 3 Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown 4 Jim & Patricia Daily HoffmanP 30 Joe & Sonia Studer 24 Paul & Sue Westbrook 30 Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner P H 28 Michael & Nancy HoffmanP 6 Kevin Suiter 2 Suzann Wheeler 2 Keith & Jeanette Hartwig Calipetro 21 Tom & Jeanette Hogan 1 Hazel Sundell 26 Roger & Anne Whidden P 1 Matt Cartwright 1 Jim & Claudia Horton P H 23 Joyce Swafford1 Kenneth & Gala White 14 Robert & Marietta Chandler P 5 Craig & Cathie Duddleston Hosie 8 Tara Swaney 2 L. Joyce Wilcox 27 Dan & Lori England Christensen 5 Leon & Sarah Howell P 3 Bob & Judy Tarrant 23 Joyce Richardson Wilson P H 22 Dewey & Shirley Hall Clark 10 Rick & Sandra King Isham P H 28 Pam Temple 2 Martha P. Wintermeyer P 6 Justice Clegg 3 Sheena James P 1 Dj Termini 2 Darwin & Ethel Wismer P 28 Erik & Rebecca Guffey Coffey 2 Mary Jean Jeanae P 23 Arthur Tooze 18 Roy & Sandra Woods P 33 Ken & Pam Combs 24 Diana J. Jones 12

24 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons Marc & Lisa Kolb 3 South Central Iowa Community Foundation Beth Higdon & John Funke Benjamin & Audentia Anderson David Laughlin P 3 The GREAT Academy Todd & Smita Kumari Volz International Endowed Scholarship Melinda Leoce 1 The Wallfam Fund Thelma E. Anderson Memorial Endowed Lewis & Cindy Leveridge Gregory 5 Truman Heartland Community Foundation New Heritage Club Members Scholarship Duane & Joyce Starnes Lighthill 28 Woods Family Charitable Foundation The Heritage Club honors those who Zola & Charles Angeroth Scholarship Richard & Sherry Lindgren P H 25 remember Graceland in their estate plans. Endowment Anthony & Sharon Little Stoetzel 3 Employer Matching Name Graceland as a beneficiary in a trust, Joseph H. Anthony & Mabel Carlile Hyde M. Lorrie Long P H 19 Employee Donors will, IRA or insurance policy, and join over Music Endowed Scholarship Jolene Lynn 1 Ash Women's Soccer Scholarship AARP 350 other members by giving your ultimate Ron Mathews 8 Elaine Reno-Spray-Avery Endowed Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer gift. Call 800.645.3582 for details. Jennifer McBroom 1 Scholarship Stewart & Patricia Hughes McDole 32 American International Group Evelyn Berryman Barritt P 47 Badder Family Endowed Scholarship Dennis & Julia McElroy 8 Gary Enoch & Deborah Worthington Dan Carpenter P 10 Joseph & Fern Seaton Baldwin Endowed Jeffrey & Kathy Lockhart McElroy1 Amica Mutual Insurance Company Harlan & Judy White Conkey P 8 Scholarship Chris McKim 1 Kenneth & Joan Johnson Claudia & Jim Horton P 23 Earl & Marjorie Mussell Bandlow Memorial 29 Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer P 24 Anonymous William & Jeanne Booth Koch Scholarship P 1 Ron & Caryn Millard P 23 Thomas & Lisa Rossman Joan E. Wood Bill & Janet Barnhard Scholarship Tom & Vikki Updike Morain P 26 BITCO Companies Evelyn Berryman Barritt Creativity in Zack & Kelsey Mullins 4 John & Tegwyn Smith Gifts to Honor Nursing Award Paul Grover & Emily Munter 1 Donors made a gift between June 1, 2018, Patricia (Bowles) Beaty Memorial Endowed Bank of America Foundation Dave & Vonda Skinner Nelson 3 and May 31, 2019, to honor the following Scholarship Kirt & Michelle DeHaan Gary & Phyllis Sandidge O'Daniels P 24 people. Mary Ann Becker Endowed Scholarship Mark & Nicole Clement Patience 2 Boeing Company Marjorie Belville Endowed Scholarship Clark Ballantyne Max & Cynthia Harper Pitt P H 24 Blaze & Elena Campbell Barbre F. Marian Bishop DSA Endowed Scholarship Shayna Elliott Robert & Jennifer Poulton 4 Stephen & Stassi Cramm Alma & Kay Blair Historical Award MaryBeth Carpenter Evans Gary & Angela Ranney 3 Bristol-Myers Squibb Delbert & Helen Bogue Endowment Nate Fitch Mike & Chauntel Clark Ranney 12 Charles & Lisa Hansen Conway Frances Hurst Booth Endowed Scholarship Melinda Graham Jill Rhea 2 Cleo L. Boswell Endowed Scholarship Caterpillar Foundation Jerry Hampton Nate & Leslie Robinson P 4 David & Hilary Duke Dorothy McLain Boswell Endowed Nicole Roeder 2 ConocoPhillips Company Memorial Gifts Scholarship David & Michelle Lee Schaal P 13 Roy & Sandra Woods Boswell Lamoni Student Scholarship Michelle Schaefer 2 Donors honored the memory of the following Helen Marie Boyle Nursing Scholarship Constellation Brands Scott & Jodi Seymour 7 people by making a contribution in their names Ruth O. Bradley Memorial Endowed Elizabeth Farley Tory & Brandi Shay 2 between June 1, 2018, and May 31, 2019. Scholarship Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman P 17 Delta Air Lines Foundation Nettie May Bramer & Albert & Nancy John & Diana Lewis Chevalier Mary Barnhard Thomas Shore P 2 Leonard & Dody Votava Boswell Carney Endowment David & Rachel Siddall P H 20 Dow Chemical Company Janey Settles Buchanan Judith & William Brett English Endowed Shane & Deborah Knotts Skinner 3 Donald & Patricia Syckle Sibbald Donna Lewis Campbell Scholarship Doug & Paula Richardson Smith 3 Edison International Dr. David Carmichael William & Judith Brett Biology Endowed Dwight Stevens 3 Sara Pelayo Phyllis S. Carmichael Scholarship Tony & Peggy Sturdevant P H 29 Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Catherine Carpenter Richardson Glenn & Mary Lou Briggs Memorial Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword P 26 Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley Nell Cheville Endowed Scholarship Abby Thompson 1 Elsa & Blayne Brookes Endowed Entertainment Properties Trust Jeanne Sundell Davis Stephanie Farrell & Janice TiffanyP 9 Scholarship Mark & Rachel Bradford Tovey Gladys Easlick David & Christy Trewhitt 16 Don & Ann Everett Orman & Colleen Brooner Endowed Todd & Denise Verwers 1 Ericsson Inc. Scholarship Nate & Sidney Myer Barbara Barnhard Gose David & Kristin Seemuth Whaley 1 Shirley Trundell Green Addison Wardell Brown Jr. Endowed Brian White & Jennifer Abraham-White P 4 General Electric Foundation Helen Russell Hampton Scholarship Ozzie White 3 Omner D. Calhoun Norma Derry Hiles Annajean Brown Memorial Endowed Music Nate & Carrie Wood 1 Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno Bertha Garver Johnson Scholarship Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund P 32 Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Sandra Gleazer Johnson Jerry Brown & Denise Dudley Endowed Bronson Kapono Yin P 3 Google Inc. Delmar Thomas Jones Scholarship Brian & Alison Thomas Anders Ardyce Mellendorf Koonce Bruch Family Agricultural Business Realized Estates Hallmark Cards Inc. John Blake Lennon Scholarship Estate of David Freeland Janelle Brooner Doris Limas Nelson Brush Creek USA Mission Center Endowed Estate of Demma Jean Sammons Dale & Valerie Klejch McClaran Velda Elwell Nevill Scholarship Cachola Hawaiian Connection Endowed Estate of Donna J Kapp Microsoft Corporation Chris Osborn Scholarship Estate of Shirley E. Hall Susan E. Bevington F. Charles & Katie Everett Persall Estate of John & Mary Green Donald Richards Steve Cackler Textbook Endowment Nationwide Foundation Robert & Billie Calhoon Endowed Estate of Leonard & Dody Boswell Kirk & Judy Wemlinger Cross Barbara Lund Roberson Estate of Evelyn I. Phinney Velma Ruch Scholarship Estate of Robert & Sharon Clothier New York Life Insurance Company L. Rod Schall Canadian Student Scholarship Estate of T. Eric Savage Sheryl McClaran Delphine Skinner Hansell Mr. & Mrs. W.W. Carlson Endowed PepsiCo Foundation Julie Stine Scholarship Foundations Curtis D. Calloway Ralph L. Strait Ava Carmichael Memorial Endowment for Theatre & the Speech Arts AmazonSmile Foundation Jeffrey & Deanna Willard Herges Clarence & Dorothy Troyer Dr. David B. Carmichael Pre-Med Anschel-Eilian Family Charitable Pfizer Inc. Nancy Steinke Wallace Scholarship Foundation Fred & Joyce Guest Keenan Jessie Bruch Weldon Phyllis Carmichael Memorial Endowed Arizona Community Foundation Prudential Foundation James White Scholarship Ash Family Fund Bradley & June Fisher Johnson Louis Zonker The Carpenter-Andover Endowed Bright Funds Foundation Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson Scholarship The DEKKO Foundation 2018-19 Named Scholarships Sammons Financial Group Effie Case Carroll Nursing Award Edward G & Kathryn E Mader Foundation A to Z Manufacturing Endowed Scholarship Richard & Kary Austin Norman T. & Rosa Carter Endowed Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Aaron House Scholarship Endowment Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Scholarship Herbert D. Condie Jr. Family Foundation Ackerley Computer Science & Technology Steven & Jeanie Upson Ron & Judy Beckett Carter Endowed John & Bette Sellars Family Foundation Scholarship Scholarship Juan Ruan Foundation Trust Texas Instruments Foundation Robert & Dorothy A. Adair Endowed Doris Eliason Caster School of Nursing Jonathan B. Bredin Foundation Kevin & Lori Lowderman Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Ken & Gala White Family Foundation Verizon Adams Nursing Endowed Scholarship Cheville House Endowed Leadership Anonymous Kelly & Cherry Dubois Hartnett Charlie A. & Winnifred D. Alms Endowed Scholarship Minneapolis Foundation Walt Disney Company Foundation Scholarship Lois Marie Christensen Endowed Richard & Norma Small Foundation John Patton Alumni Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Robert & Nancy Richards Fund David & Barbara Anderson Textbook Fund Wells Fargo & Company Margaret L. Christensen Endowed Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust B. G. & Doris Anderson Endowed Melissa Giovagnoli Scholarship Salgo-Noren Foundation Melissa Gribbon Scholarship

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 25 Center for Christian Leadership Scholarship Graceland Canadian Student Endowed Cheryl Ann McCullagh Memorial Endowed Otis & Effie (Mattox) Snethen Family Kenneth & Nellie Chun-Ming Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Bruce & Doris Graybill Science Scholarship Lyle & Ruth McFarlane Endowed John & Eloise Snider Family Endowed Elizabeth C. Clarke School of Nursing Endowment Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Art & Dorothy Greathouse Endowment for Violet McFarlane Endowed Scholarship Bill & Marge Spencer Endowed Scholarship Class of ’52 Endowed Scholarship Student Aid Opal & Charles McLain Endowed Norman & Jean Spencer Scholarship Class of ’56 Endowed Scholarship John & Mary Green Quasi-Endowed Scholarship Endowment Class of ’58 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Medical/Dental Science Scholarship James Grant Sponsler Memorial Endowed Class of ’59 Endowed Scholarship Jerry Gregg Memorial Endowment Endowment Scholarship Class of ’60 Endowed Scholarship Geoffrey Grice Memorial Scholarship Albert A. & Donald R. Mehlisch Endowed James S. & Virginia Snethen Sponsler Class of ’61 Endowed Scholarship Verna Gustavas Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Class of ’62 Endowed Scholarship Cathy B. Hall Nursing Award Mehlisch Men's Volleyball Scholarship Honorable Michael Fair Springer Endowed Class of ’79 Endowed Scholarship Samuel & Audrey Hammond Endowed Men's Basketball Scholarship Scholarship Closson Family & Friends Scholarship Scholarship Mexican Citizen Endowed Scholarship Edward L. St. Clair Endowed Scholarship Elaine Cochran Music Endowed Wanda Ann Hansen Endowed Music Jewell Boyd & Viva Root Miller Endowed Mark Starr Memorial Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Francis & Elaine Stienon Endowed Science Ken Cochran Tennis Scholarship Paul M. Hanson Endowed Scholarship Cleo Hanthorne Moon Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Merle & Jeanette Harmon Endowed Endowment Stratman Scholarship for Computer Mary E. & Virgil D. Cochran Tennis Scholarship Tess Morgan Endowed English Scholarship Science/Engineering Scholarship Heman Harp Memorial Endowed Clara Morrell Japanese Scholarship Donald L. Sturgis Memorial Scholarship Tom Cochran Pre-Law Memorial Scholarship Roy & Betty Mortimore Scholarship Endowment Scholarship Robert & Lois Hartnett Endowed Endowment Gail Sundell Visual Arts Sculpture Award Doris M. Conklin Memorial Foreign Student Scholarship Ruth Duvic Nelson Memorial Nursing L. Don & Jean F. Sutton Endowed Scholarship Endowment Haseltine, Gilbert, Traver Tennis Endowed Scholarship Endowment Scholarship Jaynne Corum Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Cherry Phelps Newcom Church Leadership Enoch, Nelle, Gary & Martha Swanson Art & Marilyn Cotton Endowed Scholarship Clarence & Marjorie Heaviland Scholarship Award Endowed Scholarship Crescent Endowed Scholarship Laurie & Randy Heintz Scholarship Nursing Endowed Scholarship Thistlethwaite (Robert, Gladys, Mary & MayBelle Davenport Endowed Scholarship James & Lorene Henson Endowed Eleanor Baker Parker & B.L. Parker Gayle) Scholarship Jeanne Davis Art Award Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Irene Mary Johnson Thomas Endowed Jesse Maude Davis Endowed Scholarship Jeanette Deane Hewitt Endowed Art Dora Tass Partney Endowed Scholarship Scholarship in Music Dean Eric Daykin Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Thomas C. Patton Memorial Endowed John Thomas International Student DeBarthe Family Endowed Scholarship Clarence Higdon Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Endowment DeHaan Family Enactus Endowed Dr. Frank Hough Endowed Scholarship Evelyn Phinney Make a Difference John Thomas Memorial Science/Math Scholarship Fernell & James Houghton Endowed Scholarships Endowed Scholarship DeHaan Family Enactus Scholarship Scholarship Rio Grande Valley Texas Endowed Thompson Community of Christ Endowed Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Endowed Music Roger Hubbard Endowment Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Gene M. & Jeannine L. Hummel Endowed Prestigious Honors Award Edith Thorpe Endowed Scholarship Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Endowed MAR Scholarship Joseph Reed World Fellowship Endowment Fred L. & Doris J. Tignor Memorial Endowed Scholarship Ruth L. Hutchcroft Endowed Scholarship Jim & Mary Renfroe Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fred & Martha Dearborn Endowed Constance & Allen Ingamells Endowed Resch Family Endowed Scholarship Tischer Armstrong Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Malcolm & Roberta Ritchie Endowed Iola Tordoff Nursing Endowment Edith Barr Deter & Eugene Edward Deter Isham Family Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Tucker Family Scholarship Endowment Endowed Scholarship Dr. Roger Jensen Memorial Scholarship Clarence M. Roark Memorial Endowed Wm/Isabelle Dearborn Turner Endowed Nanci Diddle Memorial Nursing Endowment Bradley G. & June Fisher Johnson Scholarship Entrepreneurial Scholarship Distinguished Service Award Endowed Scholarship Irolene B. Roberts Endowed Scholarship Claudia Van Biber Memorial Endowment Scholarship Sandra Gleazer Johnson Endowed Donald R. Ross Jr. Memorial Endowed Carol & Jack Van Eaton Honorary Endowed Diversity Scholarship Endowment Seminary Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Gary A. Dyer, MD Endowed Biology Joseph Men's Soccer Scholarship Edna Royster Endowed Scholarship Rosetta Pearl Van Eaton Scholarship Scholarship Kaleikau Family Volleyball Endowed Velma Ruch Endowed English Scholarship Endowment Marion R. & LaVaun M. (Bruns) Earnest Scholarship Jerry & Wilma Runkle Family Endowed Vogel Family Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Asa Kaler Scholarship Scholarship L. D. Weldon Track & Field Endowed Vicky Ebeling Cromwell & Grace Starner Kansas City Alumni Chapter Endowed Howard & Sue Gatenby Sakima Scholarship Ebeling Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Carl F. Jr. & Sally Wheeler Endowed Educational Assistance Ltd Scholarship Ruth Russell Keith Memorial Scholarship Salgo-Noren Foundation Scholarship Scholarship Ann Burlington Edwards Memorial Endowment Orris & Grace Lambert Salisbury Fern Depew Whitlow Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Drs. Charles & Kenneth K. Keown Memorial Dorothy Briggs Sandage Scholarship Endowment Arvene Petz Edwards Disorganized 49ers Scholarship Endowment Nadine M. & Leslie E. Whittemore Endowed Music Endowed Scholarship Kihei Property & Kona Lot Fund (Dolly Elizabeth Smith Sandage Scholarship Scholarship Wesley & Jeanette Elvin Endowed Richmond Fund) Endowment Les Wight Family Visual Arts Award Scholarship Lottie Hodges Knee Endowed Nursing T. Eric Savage Nursing Scholarship Endowment Elwell, Barr, Nevill & Montague Endowed Scholarship Schaefer-Hunstein Endowed Scholarship Wildermuth Asian-Technology Endowed Scholarship The Blake Joseph Kouri Memorial Rod Schall Endowed Volleyball Scholarship Scholarship Rodger R. Engel Endowed Science Scholarship Endowment Jerry & Donna (Teague) Scranton Errol T. & Ada Derry Williamson Memorial Scholarship Brett Kreglo Memorial Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Rodney & Lucy Engel Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Seki-Saku Endowed Scholarship Ruth Wilmot Memorial Endowed Aaron C. Engle Ceramics Award John William Krug Endowed Scholarship Dwayne & Dottie Shannon Family Fine Arts Scholarship MaryBeth Evans Endowed Scholarship Bettye Fredrick Kuhnert Memorial Endowed Endowed Scholarship Donald & Kathryn Wilson Endowed Richard F. & Mae C. Feeney Endowed Scholarship Lesa Sharp Jones; Lynn & Kathryn Sharp Scholarship Scholarship Bruce & Lucille Lambert Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Woods Family Academic Scholarship Deam & Merle Ferris Endowed Scholarship Endowment Shaw Student Assistance Fund Endowment Orval Finkbeiner Grant-in-Aid Bruce & Lucille Lambert Endowed Nursing Dale Norris Shaw Memorial Endowed Edward & Norma (Raines) Woods Academic Kleta Finley Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Glenn & Harriet Flanders Endowed William & Imogene Hill Legg Endowed Wayne & Carol Shields Family Endowed Woodworth Family Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Janet Worthington Visual Arts "Best of Tom & Terry Freeman Athletic Scholarship Rigby & Ruth Leighton Endowed Clemit & Daisy Simpson Endowed Show" Award Calvin V. French Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Lorne Worthington Political Science LaVon French Music Endowed Scholarship John Lennon Memorial Scholarship Norma & Richard Small Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Virginia & Marshall Funkhouser Endowed Herb & Mary Lively Endowed Scholarship Ralph & Viola Smith Music Scholarship Newell & Lois Yates Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Franklin Hale Lysinger Music Scholarship Endowment Floyd & Mary Sue Young Endowed Christabelle Gard Endowed Scholarship Macon Missouri Scholarship Nancy Susan Smythe Music Scholarship Scholarship A. R. "Willie" Gilbert Endowed Scholarship John Madsen Endowed Scholarship Endowment Edmund J. Gleazer School of Education Bette (Needham) Marshall Canadian Grant & Mary Ellen Tennery Snethen Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Delmar T. Goode Endowed Scholarship Alice McKim McCormick Endowment James Doyle Snethen & Mary Prudence Flanagan Snethen Memorial

26 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons 2019 Endowments Contribution of $50,000 or more to establish a named Strength Through Change endowment. The university's endowment assets are invested in a balanced portfolio of stock and bond investments, and produce income for the university in perpetuity. “I believe we are

FACILITIES SUPPORT navigating the FITZ Center Endowment President's Residence Maintenance Endowment journey between Shaw Center Building Endowment the continuity of FACULTY SUPPORT Center for Christian Leadership Faculty Development our values and F. Henry Edwards Chair for Religious Studies General Faculty Support mission with Martha Keen Faculty Development Endowment Medical/Dental Endowed Chair for Science an everchanging Louise MacDonald Morden Endowed Seminary Chair of Religion Paul E. Morden Endowed Seminary Chair of Religion and ever more David & Betty Nipper Endowed Dean's Chair Community of Christ Seminary complex world.” C.H. Sandage Chair in Business C.H. Sandage Chair of Economics C.H. Sandage Faculty Fellows ver and over, we hear that higher education is changing, and Wm & Isabelle Dearborn Turner Professional Development it is — rapidly. The days when a student applied to one or two Endowment schools, attended one of them on campus for four years and Dwight & Ruth Vredenburg Endowed Chair in Music O Daniel E. & Alice D. Waite Endowed Chair in Science graduated with a bachelor’s degree are disappearing rapidly. Students now compare financial aid packages from multiple schools before INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT Alumni Board Visionary Endowment choosing based on cost, degree programs are earned online, and the Board of Trustees Visionary Endowment public is even growing skeptical about the essential value of higher G.C. Center for Lifelong Learning Endowment education. To survive, universities must prove that what they offer is General Endowment Fund Norma Small Endowment worth the investment and better than the competition. Those that do not, disappear. PROGRAM SUPPORT Ackerley Computer Science & Technology Scholars Program For Graceland, however, the challenge is not just delivering well- Paul W. & Lavanda J. Booth Seminary Endowment designed courses. Of course, we need to do that, but we must also Bredin Art Endowment be true to our core identity: a genuine community of integrity and Bill & Judy Brett Choral Enhancement Endowment Judith & William Brett English Endowment authenticity that focuses on developing citizens empowered to make Bridge Family Endowment a better, more sustainable world community. While that goal remains Center for Student Programs Endowment constant, the way to achieve that in 2020 cannot just be what worked Center for Health Education Program Endowment Center for Student Development in the past. The times in which we live are changing so quickly; our Center for Christian Leadership Student Programs approach to education must evolve to keep Graceland strong for now Elizabeth C. Clarke Music Endowment and into the future. Class of ’52 Library Coffee Lounge Endowment Coliseum Theatre Endowment Gertrude E. Copeland Endowment Graceland is adapting and changing. Our community is now much more Gerald Edwards Endowment for Free Enterprise diverse, and our efforts to build community are more intentional and & Entrepreneurship challenging. We work harder to build a holistic learning community. Gamet Football Endowment Edmund J. Gleazer Endowment Faculty work constantly to improve the curriculum. Students engage the Ham Club Endowment technological innovations of today. All students are being encouraged to Donald F. Harder Memorial Endowment seek leadership positions in the house system and student government. Hartnett Students in Humanitarian Service Program Endowment Student Life and Academic Affairs are working closely to build bridges Barbara J. Higdon Peace Studies Endowment between the classroom and activities such as athletics and fine arts. Jeffrey P. Hiles Honors Endowment Blueprints for remodeling and renovation of campus facilities are Franklin Hale Lysinger Music Endowment Robert E. & Mary E. Maxwell Music Program Endowment incorporating student priorities, like expansion of food services and McKain Campus Ministries Endowment computer services. Don & Polly Brown Mehlisch Golf Endowment Don & Polly Mehlisch Men's Volleyball Endowment Sustainability demands change, but it must not sacrifice Graceland’s Mesle/Hiles Honors Program Endowment Marnie Neal Children's Literature Library core identity as a welcoming community that recognizes the worth of Nursing Program Endowment every member — student, faculty and staff. I believe we are navigating Larry Oiler Research Endowment the journey between the continuity of our values and mission with an Dale & Violet Robinson Science Department Endowment Don & Vicki Ross Free Enterprise Endowment everchanging and ever more complex world. I am grateful that the Robert R. Russell Science Endowment power of together is alive and well at Graceland. C. H. Sandage Entrepreneurship Endowment Eleanor Sandy Endowment for Early Childhood Development Celia Schall Theatre Endowment Jerry & Donna (Teague) Scranton Endowment for Education Dwayne & Dottie Shannon Endowment Thomas W. Thatcher Science Endowment HARRY J. ASHENHURST, PhD, ’70 Weigand Chemistry Endowment Chair, Graceland University Board of Trustees Louise Whittington Music Endowment

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 27 annual Community of Christ summer camp held on Graceland’s Lamoni campus, and knew they had just the leadership skills she needed for Amici.

All these expectations may have been too much pressure for some 18 year olds, but Skinner didn’t disappoint. She qualified for nationals in cross country that first year at Graceland — she and Ruth were the first women in Graceland’s history — and by the time she was a sophomore, Skinner was a captain for the team. She ended up loving Amici and house life, and served as a house president her junior year; then she spent her senior year as Graceland’s student government president. Not only had she impressed those around her, but she had also become deeply invested in Graceland and everything it stood for.

AFTER GRADUATION Skinner worked as the assistant coach for the track and cross country teams under Yee for seven years while she worked in a variety of other areas throughout the institution: the grant-funded Educational Talent Search program, career services, as a secretary for alumni programs… She got a lot of different exposure to a lot of offices around campus. “That coaching experience allowed for me to transition UNIVERSITY NEWS from athlete to leader; and the different roles I had around campus really helped me understand higher education in a holistic way.” Graceland Forever When Skinner left Graceland and worked as a hall director for Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, she had the DEB KNOTTS ’93 SKINNER has been a member of opportunity to work in a public liberal arts the Graceland community for as long as she institution much larger than Graceland. She could feel the difference in the can remember, and now, she is bringing her community, but the experience offered lifelong passion for the university and what her perspective. it has to offer to Graceland’s admissions The largest career shift for Skinner came when she entered law enforcement. office as dean of undergraduate admissions. However, it tapped into all the experiences she had gained to that point he recalls her first memories of Graceland: “I was in Kelly Hall, the old and put them into a different role as a civil art building, and my oldest brother, Dan Knotts, was attending as an servant. This experience was incredibly S art major. I think I was about five years old; he sat me down in front helpful when she returned to Graceland as of a potter's wheel and let me play with a lump of clay. Then, he took me director of residence life, because it gave and my sister to the MSC, and we scooted around in roller skates and had her a true appreciation for Graceland's a grand time. I had such positive association with Graceland, it was hard to educational approach to student conduct. even imagine going anywhere else.” So, after going out into the world with her HER STUDENT EXPERIENCE In 1989, Skinner was recruited to Graceland, Graceland education, returning to “the along with her twin sister, Ruth, to run cross country and track. Then head Hill” with new knowledge and experience coach Terry Yee told the twins he wanted to grow the program, and they had seemed to be the most natural transition. just what he was looking for to bring excitement to his teams. “At no place that I ever worked did I appreciate and value the community and The sisters were placed on Amici house, despite early requests for Shalom. the mission as much as I do at Graceland,” Marian Killpack told Skinner she had seen the twins at Spectacular, the shared Skinner.

28 | HORIZONS graceland.edu/horizons “I feel that people need Graceland more than they realize — that we fill a special niche in developing the human CLASS connection. So, the challenge is, how do you market Graceland so that every year, 350 NOTES young people who need it Send Us Your News Completed a degree program? Published a written work? Received that awesome know that they want it?” promotion? Earned a prestigious honor? If so, we want to hear about it. Share your memories and milestones by emailing us at [email protected]. CALLING ALL ALUMNI Part of the answer has already shown itself to her through a glimpse of an impressive alumni network eager to help. Since she became dean of undergraduate Dan Hanton, Fort Gratoit, Dr. Nicholas Hartwig and his Michigan — was inducted admissions, Skinner has been flooded with 65 involvement with The Tower into the Port Huron Sports Hall newspaper at Graceland led to phone calls, emails and people reaching out of Fame Oct. 12, 2019, as a the combination of writing and asking what they can do. member of the 1990-91 Port natural sciences. Huron Northern Boys Basketball Kerby Bunch, Broken While some alumni efforts have already team. They were defeated materialized (see page 6 to read about two 91 Arrow, Oklahoma — was by Detroit Southwestern, the recognized as an outstanding alumni who recently offered an enrollment nation’s #1 ranked high school instructor at Tulsa Technology summit on the Lamoni campus), Skinner has team, in the State of Michigan Center Aug. 24, 2019. She was some additional ideas for alumni who want to quarterfinals. Hanton was given the Instructor of the Year get involved in a new Graceland success story. Graceland's women’s basketball award for all Tulsa Technology Check the list below, and find her full letter coach (1999-2003), athletic campuses in Tulsa. At Tulsa in the online version of this issue. director (2003-08) and assistant Technology, she teaches and women’s basketball coach trains students in early childhood 1 Support Graceland students – Sign up to be (2010-16). fields to earn their CDA (Child a mentor in the GU4U networking/mentoring William "Bill" Sherer, Development Associate Degree), program, which links current students with 83 Happy Valley, Oregon — and trains educators working successful alumni, at My.Graceland.edu. Post was elected as chief executive with children. She is also an opportunities for jobs and internships in the officer of Mennonite Services early childhood teacher with GU4U networking group on LinkedIn. Northwest (MSNW). Sherer the Jenks Public Schools. brings more than 30 years of Stay connected with Graceland – Make an Mike Seagraves, 2 experience in the health care active effort to stay connected on social media 94 Granite Bay, California — industry to MSNW. He has a or via email, just to make sure that you know graduated with a PhD in Global master's in health administration what is going on. Leadership and Change from and is a licensed nursing home Pepperdine University and has administrator. 3 Tell us what you’re up to! – We want to hear since taken a new position as all the amazing things our alumni are doing in Dr. Tim Silegy, Long Vice President of Digital Delivery the world. If you want to share your story of 86 Beach, California — a and Operations at Kaiser how Graceland positively impacted your life, maxillo facial surgeon, was Permanente. send it to our communications office inducted into the American Jim Murray, Humeston, at [email protected] or to College of Surgeons and is now 97 Iowa — showed his art Cal Closson at [email protected]. a fellow, a designation very few exhibit “Color Poem Collages single degree oral surgeons 2000-2018” at the Hearst, Contribute to (or have your children apply 4 receive. Cedar Falls, Iowa. Thurston for) the Alumni Endowed Scholarship – Did Dr. Larkin Powell, Smith, Memphis, Tennessee you know that if you have children who attend Lincoln, Nebraska — — joined Southwest Tennessee Graceland, they can qualify for a scholarship of 90 recently published two books Community College as an $1,000 renewable for up to four years? See the (available on Amazon): Great adjunct professor and is teaching back cover for more information. Plains Birds (Discover the counseling in the Department of Great Plains) and Principles Education, Criminal Justice and 5 Refer a student to Graceland – Do you know of a high school or transfer student we should for Management of Fisheries Human Services. He serves on a talk to about enrolling at Graceland? Head to and Wildlife: The Manager as variety of local civic boards and graceland.edu/refer, and we’ll be sure to reach Decision-Maker. Dr. Powell notes commissions. out and give you an update. ■ that his biology studies under

ANNUAL REPORT 2019 HORIZONS | 29 Matt Koehn-Fairbanks, Elba, 01 Nebraska — was selected as the Nebraska Coaches Association’s 2019 Volleyball Coach of the Year. Matt is the volleyball coach at St. Paul Public High School. Dustin Love, Harrisonville, 04 Missouri — is a deputy sheriff with the Jackson County, Missouri, Sheriff’s Office. In May 2019, Love graduated from the very elite Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) program, designed to identify drug-impaired drivers. Currently there are only 126 DREs in Missouri and 3,000 worldwide. Prashant Hosur Suhas, New 07 York — has been appointed assistant professor of political science at Clarkson University. Brittany Gunn, Jefferson, Iowa 16 — was selected as Miss Rodeo Iowa and officially took the title Jan. 1, 2020. During her year as queen, she will log about 30,000 miles of travel, making appearances at events promoting the sport of rodeo, animal welfare, agriculture and Iowa's Western lifestyle. Her reign ends in December 2020, when she will compete in the Miss Rodeo America Pageant in Las Vegas, Nevada. Corey Harrell, Knoxville, 19 Iowa — was named Weyburn Beavers head coach for the 2020 ALUMNI PROFILE Western Canadian Baseball League Season. Weddings Making a Splash Kyle and Hana Piepergerdes 11 ’13 Lee, Independence, Since putting down roots in Carthage, Missouri, the Missouri, May 26, 2018. Stephanie Remmenga Weeda and Nathan SACRY FAMILY has had a big impact on their hometown. Weeda, Mount Ayr, Iowa, June 21, 2019. r. Roger ’89 and Patty Wilkinson ’89 Sacry and their two daughters, Isabella ’20 and Gwyneth ’22, moved to Carthage in 2004 when they Anniversaries D found the cozy community checked all their boxes. “We’ve always loved E. Thomas (Tom) and Julie small town,” Roger said. “We liked the school system, and we liked that we were 64 Fletcher ’64 Hartley, Aurora, near a larger city.” Colorado — celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary Jan. 27, 2019. Over the years, the Sacry family has established businesses in Carthage. Roger’s David and Alice Kramer ’69 private practice, Sacry Family Medicine, expanded in 2012 with a medical spa, 68 Neal, Eminence, Missouri The Pavilion. This past August, the Sacrys opened a Tropical Smoothie franchise — celebrated their 50th wedding for two reasons, according to Roger. “We value the healthy food options and like anniversary July 13, 2019. Jim the positive, uplifting environment of the cafés.” and Barbara (Jeannie) Bailey ’66 McKinney, Lamoni, Iowa — The Sacrys’ investment in the community of Carthage is exciting to them. celebrated their 50th wedding “Carthage has a ton of things going for it, but we’re always thinking of ways to anniversary Aug. 30, 2019. strengthen the bonds of community that already exist,” Roger said. Births He continued, “I’ve always been interested in empowering people by building Angela Gould Brenton relationships. The goal is minimizing isolationism — so, the opposite of that is 93 and William H Brenton, building community, promoting togetherness and upholding diversity. Looking Windermere, Florida, Robert back, a big motivator was my father, Gayle Sacry, MD, ’56. He is also a physician Harold Angelo, born June 20, 2019. and community leader in Whitehall, Montana. He was often involved in Wendy Maybee Davies, Grain community activities and projects. He’s my motivating guide for my career 97 Valley, Missouri, Addyson, born choice and for striving to improve my community.” Sept. 24, 2009.

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Roger Ratcliffe, Lafayette, regularly featured on Graceland’s website, highlight alumni Kathryn Lech Love and Indiana, Jan. 5, 2018. Kenneth who are impacting the world in meaningful and interesting 13 Mychal Love, Kansas City, Simpson, Independence, ways. Have a story to tell? Email [email protected], Missouri, Mycah, born June 29, Missouri, July 28, 2019. or visit graceland.edu/alumnispotlights, where you 2017; and Emmett, born April Marilyn Mann Carlson, can submit your information and read the latest spotlights. 19, 2019. 53 Harcourt, Iowa, Dec. 6, 2018. Robin Duff, Victoria, In Memoriam British Columbia, Canada, Jennie Kunz Hunger, May 27, 2019. Charles Jones, Oak Grove, Missouri, June 19, James Hetherington, Duluth, Minnesota, Nov. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 2019. 72 Cottage Grove, Oregon, 21 June 10, 2019. Paul Palmer, 16, 1995. Margy Hamilton Sept. 13, 2019. 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