SHEPHERD COLLEGE M a g a z i n e Volume 7, No. 2 • Winter 2001
Community and Technical College Moves to Martinsburg F o u n d a t i o n A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n
OFFICERS Herbert Clark Roger Ramey BOARD OF DIRECTORS Aimee Gibbons ’92 James Davis ’59 Hagerstown, MD Charles Town Donald Jones ’71 & ’97 Washington, D.C. President President Rippon James S. Dailey III Robert Rissler ’47 Shepherdstown Paul Hillyard ’58 Martinsburg Shenandoah Junction Winchester, VA James Moler ’30 Linda Regner Sickel ’82 Immediate Past Daniel DePalma Daniel C. Starliper ’69 Vice President William Knode ’58 President Charles Town Martinsburg Olney, MD Sharpsburg, MD Charles Town Deborah Dhayer ’74 J. Randall Thompson ’93 David Rickard ’56 Neville Leonard ’59 William Knode ’58 Berkeley Springs Boonsboro, MD Treasurer Shepherdstown Vice President Greensboro, NC Sharpsburg, MD Jane Ikenberry-Dorrier ’65 Larry Togans ’81 Tripp Lowe ’95 Scottsville, VA Charles Town Julie St. Marie ’84 & ’85 Shepherdstown Sallye S. Price ’53 & ’54 Immediate Past Secretary Jerry Kerr ’68 DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE President James Omps ’57 Shepherdstown Winchester, VA David L. Dunlop Baltimore, MD Winchester, VA Shepherdstown E. William Johnson Melinda Landolt ’75 Chris Wooten ’87 Sallye Price ’53 & ’54 Treasurer Shepherdstown Donald Jones ’71 & ’97 Financial Consultant Shepherdstown Harpers Ferry Shepherdstown Bel Air, MD M. Rebecca Linton Kim Smith ’85 Monica Lingenfelter Martinsburg HONORARY DIRECTORS James A. Watson Towson, MD Executive Vice President James A. Butcher Executive Director Hagerstown, MD Eugene M. Lugat ’83 Shepherdstown Martinsburg Rachelle Terlizzi ’92 Reisterstown, MD Middletown, MD James A. Watson Sara Helen Cree Michael Athey ’62 VP for College Allen Lueck ’67 Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Charles VanMetre ’56 Advancement Shepherdstown Sharpsburg, MD Martinsburg Lavely Gruber Marlo Barnhart ’69 Hope Maxwell-Snyder Pikesville, MD Martinsburg Robert Wantz ’55 D. Frank Hill III ’75 Shepherdstown Hagerstown, MD Legal Counsel Hazel Hendricks Denny Barron ’73 Shepherdstown Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 Shenandoah Junction Shepherdstown John Wolff ’88 Knoxville, MD Hamilton, VA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jessie Hendrix Kenneth J. Boone ’76 Ramon Alvarez ’62 David Newlin ’76 Shepherdstown Lutherville, MD Shepherdstown Winchester, VA Ruth Thacher Jason B. DeBaugh ’00 Jason Best Shepherdstown Martinsburg Shepherdstown Scott Bradford Doleman ’95 Charles Town B o a r d o f G o v e r n o r s
Barbara Pichot ’71 & ’81 Anders Henriksson John M. Sherwood Chair Faculty Representative Charles Town Kearneysville Harpers Ferry Daniel Starliper ’69 Andrew D. Michael ’75 Robert A. McMillan Classified Employee Vice Chair Martinsburg Representative Hedgesville Martinsburg COVER: The Community and Technical College of Lacy I. Rice III Shepherd College has moved to its new campus in Manny Arvon ’74 Bethesda, MD Martinsburg (the site of the former Blue Ridge Secretary Outlet Center). Martinsburg Brent Robinson Martinsburg Cover photo by Timothy D. Haines Mason Noland Student Representative Shepherdstown
2 Shepherd College Magazine C o n t e n t s F r o m t h e P r e s i d e n t Shepherd Today CTC sets up shop in Martinsburg ...... 4 CTC moves to Martinsburg McMurran clock ceremony ...... 5 This issue of the Shepherd College Magazine fea- FTE enrollment breaks record ...... 5 tures the Community and Technical College’s move Coaches support cancer fund-raiser ...... 5 to the Blue Ridge Center in Martinsburg. This has Admissions info session set ...... 5 been a major project for the College, and we are excited to see it come to fruition. Henriksson publishes history bloopers ...... 6 The Community and Technical College of Shep- Homecoming in photos ...... 7 herd has developed and grown over the years, and it serves important needs of the region. Community Alumni Gary Kable David L. Dunlop college education fills the gap between purely voca- Class notes ...... 8 tional schools and the baccalaureate curriculum. The Career Center offers services to alums ...... 8 Community and Technical College of Shepherd offers A.A., A.S., and A.A.S. Births ...... 9 degrees, which allow students to either enter the job market directly or articu- Deaths ...... 9 late into baccalaureate degree programs. Certificate programs also are offered Weddings and engagements ...... 10 by the Community and Technical College of Shepherd in a variety of disci- Alumni Association activities report ...... 11 plines. Another service of the Community and Technical College is providing Little House print available ...... 12 instruction for high school students, thereby giving them a head start on their Alum wins car in golf tournament ...... 13 college education. In West Virginia, community colleges are not required to go through the same approval process that is required of baccalaureate institutions to start Athletics new programs. Because of that, they are in a position to respond quickly to the Hall of Famers honored ...... 15 needs of business and industry and develop degree or certificate programs Fall sports roundup ...... 16 within a short time frame, and our Community and Technical College has Tyler begins first year ...... 16 effectively used this policy to serve the community. Women’s basketball ...... 17 The move to Martinsburg by the Community and Technical College of Shepherd places it at the geographic and population centers of its service area. Development It provides a more clear and separate identity for both the Community and A word on investments...... 18 Technical College and the baccalaureate programs and allows for future ex- Foundation financial statement ...... 18 pansion of the Community and Technical College, which would not have been Campaign for Shepherd...... 19 possible had it remained on Shepherd’s main campus. Contributors list ...... 20 A few of our baccalaureate courses for which there are several sections will be taught at the Community and Technical College’s campus in Martinsburg Casino Night raises $7,000 ...... 26 as well as at our main campus. Selected associate degree programs such as nursing and engineering will continue to be housed on Shepherd’s main cam- The Shepherd College Magazine is published by the Of- pus because of their close relationship with the baccalaureate programs in fice of External Affairs, the Office of College Advance- ment, and the Shepherd College Foundation for the Shep- those disciplines. herd College community—alumni, donors, students, par- Some of the congestion and parking problems we experience on the main ents, prospective students, staff and faculty, and friends campus will be relieved by the Community and Technical College’s move. Plac- of the College. A portion of the production cost is under- ing the Community and Technical College into the Blue Ridge Center will help written by the Shepherd College Alumni Association and to ensure vitality in that area of Martinsburg and it will stimulate the eco- the Shepherd College Foundation. nomic development of the city and the region. Additionally, the Community EDITOR AND ART DIRECTOR and Technical College is now closer to the James Rumsey Technical Institute Valerie Owens with which it shares some programs. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS The Small Business Development Center, which is part of the Community Monica Lingenfelter, James A. Watson and Technical College, has relocated its offices to the Blue Ridge Center as CONTRIBUTORS THIS ISSUE well. The Small Business Development Center works with entrepreneurs in the Timothy D. Haines, Holly Morgan Frye, region to help them start and build their businesses. Marcyanna Millet, Chip Ransom, Gary Kable, Aria S. Charles, Susan Franklin The Community and Technical College of Shepherd also houses Student Academic Support Services, a developmental (remedial) program that evalu- Send class note information to Alumni Office, Shepherd ates and supplements students’ basic course deficiencies. The Student Aca- College, P.O. Box 3210, Shepherdstown, West Virginia 25443-3210 or to
Winter 2001 3 S h e p h e r d T o d a y Community and Technical College opens up shop in Martinsburg Provost Peter G. Checkovich and his Community and Tech- nical College (CTC) staff of 20 moved their operations from the main Shepherd campus to Martinsburg in time for the opening of the academic year in August. With plenty of space and parking available at the CTC’s Blue Ridge Tech Center, Checkovich is already thinking of expansion. According to Checkovich, this fall semester attracted 600 students to the Martinsburg campus. His five-year goal is to have 2,000 full- and part- time students on site. Housed in the former tex- tile mill on Stephen Street that was most recently the Blue Ridge Outlet Center, the CTC takes up two floors of the
building (20,000 sq. ft.) and Haines D. Timothy consists of 10 classrooms and Dignitaries attending the October dedication of the Community and Technical College’s Martinsburg cam- four office complexes. pus are (l. to r.) U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.), Martinsburg Mayor George Karos, and Governor Shepherd’s CTC had been Bob Wise. CTC Provost Peter G. Checkovich (r.) prepares to introduce the governor. considering a branch campus in the Martinsburg area since or at the Stephen Street campus. 1996. In the spring of 2000, Additionally, small business en- the Martinsburg City Council trepreneurs can receive free contacted the CTC about business advice from the Small forming a partnership to bring Business Development Center, the CTC to Martinsburg. which also sponsors workshops Provost Checkovich thinks and training sessions. the move is a perfect fit. “The High school students have CTC’s new location is in the the opportunity to take college middle of the population cen- courses offered by the CTC at ter of the Eastern Panhandle their high schools, earning col- and is close to business and in- lege credit before graduating dustry. And the CTC can pro- from high schools. The CTC
vide educational opportunities is at work developing an After Haines D. Timothy for students in Berkeley School College program for Governor Bob Wise (l.) is escorted to the CTC dedication ceremony County who would travel to a high school students at the October 12 by Provost Peter G. Checkovich. Martinsburg location for Martinsburg campus. The classes but not to the the Shep- CTC also offers continuing The CTC was dedicated by nical College at 304/260-4380 herdstown campus.” education courses and pro- Governor Bob Wise during or visit the CTC Web site at The CTC serves business vides developmental courses ceremonies October 12.
4 Shepherd College Magazine FTE enrollment breaks College record McMurran clock ceremony Shepherd College’s FTE (full-time equivalent) enrollment for the fall semester has increased 1.4 percent from last year. This increase repre- sents the highest FTE student enrollment in the history of the College. FTE enrollment is 3,417 for the fall semester, up 46 from last fall’s FTE of 3,371. FTE enrollment is derived by dividing the total number of hours taken by all students by 15. Headcount enrollment, which includes all full-time and part-time students, is 4,412, a 6.2 percent drop compared to last year’s fall total of 4,703. The decline is due to a drop in third party enrollment agree- ments and part-time students, according to Mark Stern, vice president for academic affairs. ❧ Coaches vs. Cancer program at Jan. 12 games Basketball coaches Betsy Blose and Ken Tyler have joined together
Timothy D. Haines D. Timothy with the American Cancer Society to help raise money to help find a The clock in the newly-renovated McMurran Hall clock cancer cure. tower was officially restarted during a ceremony held Sep- During the men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader against tember 13. Pictured above are ceremony participants (front Fairmont State on January 12, 2002, the coaches are having their 3- row, l. to r.) Dan Tokar, who has helped with clock mainte- Point Attack Games. For every 3-point shot made, a donation will be nance and repair; President David L. Dunlop; Henry Shep- collected from pledge sponsors to benefit the American Cancer Society. herd, former McMurran Hall trustee; (back row) Shepherds- The women’s team plays at 2 p.m. in the Butcher Center; the men’s town Mayor Jim Auxer ’69; Bill Knode ’58, McMurran Hall team plays at 4 p.m. trustee; Sally Shepherd Spaulding, McMurran Hall trustee; For more information on becoming a 3-point sponsor, call Coach ❧ and Ben Miller, McMurran Hall trustee. Blose at 304/876-5170 or Coach Tyler at 304/876-5264. Below, President Dunlop, Trustee Knode, and Mayor Auxer inspect the clock works in the tower. The gear mecha- Spring Admissions information sessions slated nism on the left turns the clock’s hands. Four Saturday information sessions will be offered during the spring semester of 2002. These dates are January 26, February 16, March 9, and April 13. The sessions are held in Reynolds Hall beginning at 10 a.m. and ending around 1 p.m. The schedule for these days includes an information session with an admissions staff member, a student-guided tour of the campus, and lunch in the Dining Hall. An appointment is necessary for these sessions. To make an appointment, contact the Office of Admissions at 304/ 876-5212 or 876-5213, or 800/344-5231, extension 5212 or 5213 or via e-mail to
Timothy D. Haines D. Timothy Taking this project from start to finish is an excellent example of teamwork by many individuals and groups and while it is not possible in this space to thank everyone who had a hand in ensuring its success, I Promotions and tenure announced want to mention some of the key contributors. Our appreciation goes to Faculty members receiving promotion to the rank of as- the Governor’s Office (both Governor Wise’s and Governor Underwood’s sociate professor are Dr. James Lewin, English and mod- administrations), the West Virginia Legislature (especially our local leg- ern languages; Dr. Hope Maxwell-Snyder, English and islative delegation), the Higher Education Policy Commission and its modern languages; Dr. Mark McCoy, music and theater; staff, the Martinsburg City Council and the Mayor, the Shepherd Col- and Cinda Scales, business administration/FACS. Tenure lege Board of Governors, the Community and Technical College of Shep- has been granted to Lynn Hanson, nursing education, and herd Advisory Board, F&M Bank, BB&T, Citizens National Bank, City to Lewin, Maxwell-Snyder, and McCoy. ❧ National Bank, and the Martinsburg community. ❧ David L. Dunlop
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Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it . . . next semester History professor Henriksson publishes book of student bloopers Dr. Anders Henriksson, pro- Top 10 Historical Bloopers fessor of history and chair of the Department of History, has from Non Campus Mentis published a new book, Non 10. The Berlin Wall was built somewhere in Eu- Campus rope. Mentis, a 9. Old Testament profits include Moses, Amy, history of and Confucius. the world 8. Martin Luther Junior’s famous “If I Had a Ham- through ac- mer” speech. tual mis- 7. Joan of Arc was famous as Noah’s wife. takes found 6. An angry Martin Luther nailed 95 theocrats to Dr. Henriksson in student es- a church door. says and exams from leading 5. The airplane was invented and first flown by the colleges and universities. Marx brothers. Henriksson first docu- 4. John F. Kennedy worked closely with the Russians mented his students’ errors in to solve the Canadian Missile Crisis. “College Kids Say the 3. The Boston Tea Party was held at Pearl Harbor. Darndest Things,” an essay for 2. Hitler’s instrumentality of terror was the Gespacho. the Wilson Quarterly almost 1. Christianity was just another mystery cult until 20 years ago. Colleagues read Jesus was born. it and began sending Henriks- son their own examples of stu- they are under the pressure of about jumping to dent bloopers, which have taking an exam and remember- that conclusion. It articles, books, book been compiled into a humor- ing a lot of information they may say something about a reviews, and translations (all ous world history. may not have digested or stud- society which is so focused on of them in a more serious vein Henriksson says that read- ied thoroughly enough,” says the present and the future that than Non Campus Mentis), ers—students, faculty, non- Henriksson. “There have been it pays insufficient attention to Henriksson is currently re- academics—have found the some who have suggested that historical knowledge.” searching the role of class, lan- book funny. the book constitutes a critique In addition to local press guage, and gender in the con- “My purpose in publishing of student preparation and coverage, The Chronicle of struction of collective identity this was simply to make people contains dire messages about Higher Education featured in the Imperial Russian Baltic laugh at bloopers which illus- the state of education. I think Henriksson’s book in the No- provinces (contemporary Esto- trate what people do when we really have to be careful vember 2 issue. nia and Latvia) during the pe- The book is published by riod 1900-1917. He has spent Shepherd is a participant in federal Workman Publishing Co., six summers, as well as a New York, and can be pur- spring sabbatical leave, at D.C. Tuition Assistance Grant Program chased from the Shepherd Col- work on this project in Latvia Shepherd College is a participating college in the D.C. Tuition lege Bookstore
6 Shepherd College Magazine Homecoming 2001
The Class of 1961 celebrated its 40th anniversary at homecoming. Gathering on the front steps of McMurran Hall are front row (l. to r.): Dorothy Mason LeFevre, Dorothy Poisal Coy, Becky Shaffer, and Art Saladino. Second row: Tom Palamar, Mardell Morris Bischoff, R. Wayne Taylor, Betty Poland Ballas, and Wilma Wolfe Roumel. Third row: Dale Hicks, James “Spider” Conner, Wayne “Dick” Duncan, Nancy Weese Nolen, Bootsie Leonard, Robert Frasier, and Tony Rocco. Hall of Famers (l. to r.) Mike Philippi, Michele Tay- lor Ferguson ’88, Greg “Groucho” Marks ’96, and Jack Booth ’53 are recognized at Ram Stadium. Photos by Gary Kable
Clockwise from right: German Street is a flurry of activity as alumni wait for the parade to start.
The annual alumni brunch on the lawn of McMurran Hall is the site of good food and good fellowship.
This year’s homecom- ing queen and king are Melissa Johnson and Barrington Johnson.
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8 Shepherd College Magazine DEBBIE CRAIG MCCRORY ’89 and Births husband Travis, a daughter, DENNIE GANDEE ’82 and wife Cecilia Hellene, born April 12. Deaths Michele, triplets–Kendall She joins big brothers Jared MARGARET L. FLICKINGER ’24 and ’25 died September 6, Rae, Dylan Cole, and Justin Travis, 5, and Spencer Craig, 3. 1999. Kyle–born January 1. MARK A. ROEMER ’89 and wife MARGARET CHRISTINE WALPER KNOTT ’24 died February 19, JEFF RANDOLPH ’83 and wife ELIZABETH BINNS-ROEMER ’96, a 2001, in Charles Town. She became one of the first realtors Maureen, a daughter, Brigid daughter, Kathryn Elizabeth, in the Shepherdstown area when she joined Tighe Woods Colleen, born February 19. born September 5, 2000. She Realty in 1963. She was a member of the Bethesda Meth- She joins siblings Caitlin and joins two brothers, Josh, 15, odist Church at Molers Cross Roads where she was an Patrick. and Joseph, 6. active member for over 40 years and played the organ for over 25 years. BRIAN B. BAUMAN ’84 and ROBIN MAZZACANE LYLES ’90 wife Leslie, a daughter, Grace and husband David, a second DOLOROS E. MCKANN ’26 died September 9, 2001, in Marie, born May 10. son, Robert Elliott, born August Williamsport, Maryland. She was employed with the Wash- 2. Elliott joins brother Hayden, ington County (Maryland) Board of Education, retiring MARY ’84 and TOM DIEHL ’85, 2. after 40 years. a daughter, Caroline Cham- bers, born June 29. She DAVID ’92 and KAREN HUNTER VIRGINIA C. LANDIS ’30, of Hedgesville, died July 3, 2001 weighed 7 lbs., 13 oz., and BLAIR ’92, a daughter, Jillian at her home. was 20 inches long. Kate, born August 13. She joins MARGARET STOTLER EDWARDS ’31, of Winchester, Virginia, big sister Emma, 2. WENDY YOUNG-DYOTT ’84 formerly of Martinsburg, died May 30, 2001. She taught and husband Steve, a daugh- TAMARA PETERSON OBENDORFER in the Berkeley County School System, retiring in 1973. ter, Mackenzie Jane, born ’93 and husband Doug, twins– MARY CHARLES “CHARLIE” ADAMS ASHBY ’61 died in Knox- July 6. John Quintin, 6 lbs., 4 oz., and ville, Tennessee, April 22, 2001. She was a physical edu- Victoria Elizabeth, 5 lbs., 13 AMY FITZWATER HOLMAN ’86 cation teacher in Annapolis, Maryland, and an English oz.–born January 20. Grammy and husband Todd, a son, Eli teacher in Georgetown, Delaware, and Cumberland, Vir- is PAM LINK WILMER ’69. Perrine, born May 1. ginia. She was a school board member and chairman in ANNETTE L. BROWN CAIN ’95 Fauquier County, Virginia; past president of Alpha Sigma JENNY LIND WALSH SCHOOLEY and husband SCOTT CAIN ’94, a Tau National Sorority; and generally known as a “profes- ’86 and husband George, third son, Jesse Owen, born sional volunteer.” their first child, a daughter, April 6. He weighed 10 lbs. and Ryan Lind, born May 10. TRACEY J. BROWN, JR. ’62 died July 9, 2001 at his home in was 21 inches. Shepherdstown. He was a U.S. Army veteran and was a KAREN LEE DEFRIEZ ’87 and ROBERT “BO” WEBBER ’95 and past president of the Izaak Walton League in Jefferson husband Tim, a daughter, wife Theresa, a son, Kyle Rob- County. Claire Elizabeth, born June ert, born April 6. 20. She weighed 7 lbs., 11 oz. CLARA FREELAND ’69 died July 6, 2001 at her home in Shep- JENNIFER ELLIOTT ’00 and PETER herdstown. She was a retired schoolteacher from Jeffer- SARAH WALKER HUNT ’87 and TRUBY ’00, a son, Carter son and Hampshire counties, and was a member of Bean husband Alec, a son, Ethan Patrick, born March 16. Settlement Church of the Brethren in Rock Oak. She is Christopher, born June 8, survived by her husband CHARLES FREELAND ’59, associate with gorgeous red hair. He SARAH DONALDSON WHEELER ’96 professor emeritus of education at Shepherd. joins brother Nicholas. and husband J.T., a son, Michael James, born April 2. SCOT R. STUCKEY ’74, of Berkeley County, died July 4, 2001 KATHERINE ALEXANDER HILL He joins big sister Madalyn at his home after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He ’89 and husband Jon, a son, Grace, 2. was a member of the Otterbein United Methodist Church Jeremy Andrew, born August and the Tuscarora Ruritan Club. 24. He joins big brother AMY SCHAEFFER SHROADES ’99 Jacob, 3. and husband Travis, a daugh- MARY LINN FOX ’76 died July 8, 2001 in Martinsburg. She ter, Emma Faith, born August taught school at Pleasant View Elementary School in Mor- 14. gan County for 25 years. She was a member of the Snyder’s Bible Chapel, serving on the church council. ❧
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ums in attendance were SAMANTHA SLATER ’99, JASON LAW ’98, Weddings and Engagements ROBIN GILL ’00, and CARRIE GREEN, another Tri Sig sorority sister. RODNEY BARTGIS ’81 married Debra M. Auble on May 19 at the AMY HOWSER ’98 married Bill Bere on March 31. JENNIFER historic Tomahawk Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg. The ARENSBERG ’98 was matron of honor, and KEVIN BERE ’99 was couple resides in Elkins. best man. EVELYN NOEL ’84 and ’86 married Joseph Pietanza III on August WILLIAM E. BURGAN, JR. ’99 and COURTNEY LYNDAL GUENTHER ’99 18 on their property in Monrovia, Maryland. Alumni in the were married April 21 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in wedding party included JENNIFER PHILLIPS WOHLLEBAN ’87, LYNN Woodstock, Virginia. The couple lives in Hagerstown, Maryland. FUNKHOUSER NAJAKA ’86, JENNY WALSH SCHOOLEY ’86, and JOELLEN MARSH WECHSELBLATT ’87. DERRICK RUMER ’99 married Tina Appell on June 2 at Asbury United Methodist Church, Charles Town. The couple resides in DENISE SMITH ’87 married James Seaver on May 5 at Point State Summit Point. Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The couple resides in Shep- herdstown. LYDIA ANN KELLER ’00 married BRYAN KEITH DUGGER ’00 on No- vember 17, 2000 at Westview Baptist Church in Martinsburg. SARAH WALKER ’87 married Alec Hunt on March 24. The couples resides in Martinsburg. MELINDA MERK ’91 and ROBERT KOEHLER ’91 were married on EMILY MILLER ’00 married Stephen Parrill on July 6 at First Bap- September 8 in a garden ceremony at Oatlands Plantation in tist Church in Martinsburg. Leesburg, Virginia. LYNN MURRAY LYON ’91 and JENNIFER GABELE BROWN ’92 were the matrons of honor. Guests in attendance ELIZABETH MORRIS HILLER ’00 and TIMOTHY LLOYD VAUGHN ’00 included STEPHANIE PETERS RICCIARDI ’91, KELLEY ROACH ’91, were married on June 24, 2000 at the General Adam Stevens KELLY YOUNG ’95, RICHARD YOUNG ’92, and CHERYL GLAZIER House in Martinsburg. REILLY ’94. MICHELE RENEE YOST ’01 married Ryan Mitchell Fincham on Sep- PENNY HOUSEHOLDER ’92 married David Porter on September tember 8 in Berkeley Springs. The couple resides in Charles Town. 30, 2000 at Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church. They live in ADRIAN WOODSON CUSTER ’98 is engaged to marry Brooke Renee Martinsburg. Knepper on July 27. CHERYL J. GLAZIER ’94 married Thomas R. Reilly on July 21 at DWAYNE DANIEL BREEDEN ’00 is engaged to marry AMANDA LEE Trinity Episcopal Church in Shepherdstown. Aumni in attendance SCHMIDT ’99 on September 8 in Aiken, South Carolina. included KELLY YOUNG ’95, LYNN LYON ’91, and JOY LEWIS ’93. DANIEL MEADOR ’99 of Woodbridge, Virginia, is engaged to marry JOY CHRISTINE BARTEK ’95 married MICHAEL SEAN DIXON ’94 on Elizabeth Page Conner in Fredericksburg, Virginia. An October September 7 in Martinsburg. The couple will be residing in 2002 wedding is planned. ❧ Godfrey, Illinois. ALAN FRANCIS FELIX ’97 married Beth Ann Henson on June 9 at Class Notes Mt. St. Mary’s College Chapel in Emmitsburg, Maryland. (continued from page 8) VICKI L. FORMAN ’97 married Brian A. Lewis on June 30. The ’01 couple resides in Stephens City, Virginia. JULIE REMENTER, PFC, U.S. Marines, finished boot camp in Au- ANTOINETTE D. MARCHETTE ’97 married Dennis W. Funk, Jr. on gust, did 20 days of advanced training at Camp Lejuene, and July 8, 2000 in Martinsburg. The couple resides in Front Royal, now is in Pensacola, Florida, for a year of schooling as an avia- Virginia. tion electronics technician. ❧ BRIAN WILLIAMS ’97 married JENNIFER MARIA KNOTT ’99 on July Alumni coordinator resigns to take new post 7 at the historic Boydville Inn in Martinsburg. The couple re- sides in Martinsburg. Alumni coordinator Holly Morgan Frye resigned to take a position in the Student Affairs Office at Shepherd. On No- ELIZABETH ADKINS ’98 married Lucas Gallaher on July 28 in vember 1, Holly became the coordinator of student commu- Oceana. nity services where she works with students and community
CHRISTY FIEST ’98 married Jon Shinnick on August 4 in Balti- agencies in setting up volunteer opportunities. Her new of- more, Maryland, where they now reside. AMY PURDUM, Sigma fice is located in the College Center, room 201. The Maga- Sigma Sigma sorority sister, served as maid of honor. Other al- zine staff and Alumni Association wish her the best. ❧
10 Shepherd College Magazine Alumni Association annual activities report The Shepherd College Alumni Association fosters the relation- ing money requirements for grants from government or private ship of Shepherd College and its alumni. Each year the Associa- funding sources for equipment or for programmatic projects. tion provides financial and other support to assist the College The Association is the fiduciary manager for the College’s while also providing services to alumni in all 50 states and 17 phonathon gifts to the academic departments. Seventy accounts, foreign countries. Shepherd alumni are the most important with over $70,000 in assets, are managed for the departments ambassadors to carry the message about the high quality edu- to purchase equipment, pay student travel expenses to work- cation available at the College. shops and conferences, and other academic-related activities as The Association accomplished the following activities dur- designated by phonathon donors. ing 2000-2001 with funds provided by Association member- Many of Shepherd’s intercollegiate sports teams do not gen- ship dues, investment income, and volunteer support. erate ticket income to underwrite their expenses. These teams, Membership: The Alumni Association involves alumni in the such as volleyball, tennis, baseball, golf, and cross-country re- life of the College with over 1,000 alumni paying membership ceive financial support from the Alumni Association through a dues to join the Association in 1999-2000. Members come from fund underwritten by the Alumni Association. Fund income is every state and several foreign countries. All dues paying mem- derived from the annual Homecoming golf tournament. Each bers receive regular privileges of membership including the Col- year the Association designates a portion of the golf net pro- lege Magazine, Homecoming game tickets, discounts at the ceeds to these teams, as requested by the director of athletics. College bookstore and wellness center, and special services from Programming: The Association conducts and underwrites sev- the Alumni Office. eral major events each year. Among these are the alumni golf Finances: The Alumni Association is funded by its members’ tournament, the Athletic Hall of Fame banquet, and the pre- annual dues, investment income, gifts, management fees, and game brunch at Homecoming. It also hosts the annual Emeri- the affinity credit card income. The Association invests in bonds, tus Club luncheon and induction at Commencement. A new treasury notes, and other instruments that assure a steady in- event for the summer 2001 was a Parents Welcoming Program come to support its work. The Association’s assets increased to to greet the parents of new students. $267,799 in FY 2000-2001 compared to assets of $227,884 New students are welcomed to campus each fall to make for the same period in 1999-2000. their transition to college smoother. The Association partici- Cox Nichols Hollida accounting firm in Martinsburg au- pates in the annual welcome back picnic hosted by President dits the Association’s books annually. Its books are available and Mrs. David Dunlop at Popodicon during orientation week. for inspection in the Association’s offices at 205 Ikenberry Hall, At the end of the academic year, the Association provides a Shepherd College during normal business hours. unique gift to each new Shepherd alumnus/a at Commencement. Service: Alumni Association dues and investment income in It is an active participant in Family Weekend, working with 2000-2001 provided $32,500 in academic and athletic scholar- Student Affairs to act as greeters with families. ships to in-state and out-of-state students to attend Shepherd. The event most associated with the Alumni Association is Each year the Association, designates for the College’s Honors Homecoming. For the past three years, the Association’s board Program two $2,000 in-state student renewable scholarships and staff have directly worked with the student homecoming and two $4,000 out-of-state student scholarships. The Associa- committee to provide guidance and support to plan a compre- tion also funds additional general academic scholarships. The hensive program of activities. Students involved with alumni Association also provides over $14,000 in athletic scholarships activities subsequently are attracted to membership and par- to students selected by the Athletics Department and the Finan- ticipation after graduation. cial Aid Office. The Association each year honors two alumni who have The Association annually provides Shepherd’s faculty with made outstanding contributions to Shepherd College and their financial support to continue professional development in their communities. In 2001 the Association honored James (Jimmy) academic fields. In 2000-2001, grants valued at $5,000 went to Omps ’57, of Winchester, Virginia, and Dennis Barron ’71, of five faculty members selected by the Faculty Senate. These Shepherdstown during Commencement in May. awards enable faculty to enhance their teaching expertise The annual Emeritus Club Luncheon honored the class of through funding research projects. 1951 during Commencement weekend with over 40 members The College president and vice president for academic af- of the class coming together in the Storer Ballroom of the Col- fairs receive a total of $7,000 of discretionary funds annually lege Center. from the Association. These funds support academic needs iden- The Shepherd College Magazine receives underwriting sup- tified as important to students and faculty for which other state port from the Association. The Magazine is mailed three times funds are not available. For example, these funds support match- (continued to page 12)
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The Little House Limited Edition Color Print by Bob Wantz ’55 A limited edition print was recently created by Shepherd College alumnus Bob Wantz ’55 from his original water- color painting of The Little House, a Princess Street land- mark in historic Shepherdstown. The artist, who is a sig- nature member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society, will number and sign each color print (the print is predomi- nately grays and greens; to see a color photo, go to
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1 1 1 The Little House is a full-color, 11" x 15 /4" image printed on high quality Kashmir paper measuring 15 /2" x 19 /2". I want prints @ $50 each plus $5 shipping and handling for each print. Total: I want packs of notecards @ $10 plus $1.25 shipping and handling for each pack. Total: Method of Payment: Return order form to: ❏ Check enclosed made payable to the Shepherd College Alumni Association. Shepherd College Alumni Association ❏ MasterCard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover P.O. Box 3210 Card Number: Shepherdstown, WV 25443-3210 Expiration Date: Signature:
College in 2001-02. The Board has approved the creation of Alumni Association Annual Report the $50,000 Shepherd College Alumni Association Library En- (continued from page 11) dowment. The endowment will be funded by income generated a year to almost 15,000 alumni, businesses, and parents of cur- by the Association’s affinity credit card. rent students. The Alumni Office staff is developing a secure Web site Alumni Office staff and members of the Board of Directors where alumni can access information about Association-related continue to visit with alumni in many parts of the country. Plans activities, communicate with the office staff, allow alumni to in 2001-02 call for more personalized visits to discuss projects pay their dues, make gifts, and update their records more easily. that alumni want to see the Association undertake. The Web site will supplement the Magazine as an information Plans for 2001-2002: The Association’s Board of Directors is resource. planning several new initiatives for the coming year in addition The Association is also working with the College’s Office to its normal activities. of Student Affairs to establish a Parents Club to involve parents The Association is taking its first step beyond scholarship in their student’s college experience. ❧ James A. Watson and faculty support toward providing financial support to the
12 Shepherd College Magazine Tournament attracts 134 golfers; alum wins car for hole-in-one The 10th Annual Alumni Association Golf Tournament was St. Marie Insurance Group, Inc. Brothers Alumni held Friday, October 12 at Cress Creek Golf and Country Club Freedmont Mortgage William Isherwood ’59, Nikki D.M. Bowman, Inc. Isherwood ’60, Azmi Uthman ’67, in Shepherdstown. A record 134 golfers participated. R. Michael Kilmer, CPA, P.C. ’87 Jimmy Omps ’57 The highlight of the tournament was the successful hole-in- Shepherd College Class of 1956 In Honor of Jack Booth, SCAHOF one stroke from the 11th tee made by Jeff Pollock ’85 for which Christian Caine Jewelers 2001, by his teammates – First Union Securities Dick Harmison ’51, Al Swick ’50, he won a 2001 PT Cruiser from Miller Auto Group. Charles Town Racing and Slots Fred Tweedlie ’51, Burley Crowe To commemorate the 10th anniversary, the Alumni Associa- The Sports Depot, Inc. ’52 tion hosted a raffle and silent auction that included a set of irons, H&H Used Cars SILENT AUCTION AND RAFFLE DONORS Kern Toyota Jefferson Security Bank a set of woods, golf outings, clothing, and more. All flight win- Software Partners R. Lewis Clothier ners won sizeable gift certificates to the pro shop at Cress Creek. Hampton Inn, Rehoboth, DE Glen Kelley, Winchester Country Club A new feature in this year’s tournament included prizes for Dr. Shirley Prosser, LPC ’89 Bell’s Men’s and Women’s Wear The Inn at Antietam Paul “Soupy” Hillyard the top men’s and women’s senior teams. Winning for the se- Records Management Solutions Bill Henkle, Shenandoah Valley nior women’s team were Phyllis Penn, Jacquiline Yates, Ann Frank Corbin ’60 & Larry Strite ’60 Country Club West, and Margaret Wisecarver. Winners for the men’s senior 219 Outdoor Center, Deep Creek Lake Clarion Hotel & Conference Center “Bunny” Leonard ’59 & Neville Inn at Antietam team were Dudley Brown, Charlie Yates, Ken Wisecarver, and Leonard, Jr. ’82 Shepherd Women’s Basketball Team Jack West. The Leonards: Bootsie ’61, Suzie ’63, Shepherd Men’s Basketball Team Greg Newman, Mike Hockman, Jeff Pollock, and Keith Robin ’85 Leesburg Golf Center Scott Bradford Doleman ’95, MacKintosh Realtors Koenig were winners for the closest to the pin awards. Chris Chauncey Winbush ’95: United Dick’s Clothing and Sporting Goods ❧ Wooten and Jean Merceruio were awarded the men’s and women’s longest drive.
TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Clarion Hotel & Conference Center Golden Ram ($2,500) Rickard Associates, Inc. Merrill Lynch Charles “Dick” Snively ’56 Cornerstone ($1,000) Shepherd College Foundation Prudential Securities Don Jones, President Alumni Eagle ($500) Association BB&T W.H. Knode’s Sons F&M Bank–Winchester Old Dominion Sports Center Hutzler Music Jim Stutzman Allegheny Power Ole Pine Shop Birdie ($250) eSupport Partners Jefferson Security Bank Treasured Editions Par ($100) Yount, Hyde, & Barbour Golf tournament chair Drew Robertson ’85 (left) is pictured with PT Alto’s Club Bob Wantz ’55 Cruiser winner Jeff Pollack ’85 (center) and Kevin Funkhouser ’83, Morrell Insurance Group www.shepherdbook.com representing the Miller Auto Group.
Mail your class note to: Alumni Office, Shepherd College, P.O. Box 3210, Shepherdstown, Class Notes Form WV 25443-3210 or via e-mail to:
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Winter 2001 13 A l u m n i Missing alumni from the Class of 1952 The Office of Alumni Affairs is making plans for Marshall F. Arnold Raymond L. Clowser Elizabeth Ann Snyder the 2002 Emeritus Club Luncheon scheduled for Thomas A. Comisso Merle C. Eaton Helen Lewis Spencer Marian Evans Edna Gantt Ellis Alice Ann Sperow Friday, May 17 in the Storer Ballroom at Shep- Margaret Emma Gracey Stella Davis Emery Pearl Reeder Spriggs herd College during which the Class of 1952 will Eleanor Marie Jackson Helen Davis Farnsworth Adeline Noland Spring be inducted. William Robert Jeavons Sadie Jane Gardiner I. Lelia Straw Robert L. Johnson Mary Williamson Grant Annie May Tabler The office is looking for the members of the Kathryn Lee Kershner Marjorie Ellen Harrison Harvey Gilbert Thorpe Class of 1952 who are currently not in the alumni James Daniel Link Rexford Holmes Hartle Lolita Brown Whiting database. If you have addresses or information for Sarah Ann Rush Mary Ruth Huffman Annie Ethel Widmyer Mary Elizabeth Short Eileen Courtney Kerns Lorenza D. Widmyer any of the following, please contact the Office of Goldie Jean Smith Cecelia O’Neill League Marguerite Maddox Yost Alumni Affairs at Shepherd College, P.O. Box Ann Virginia Keefe Mary H. MacCarthy Raymond Stuart Adams 3210, Shepherdstown, WV 25443-3210 or call Barbara Lee Knott Evelyn Lorraine Miller Barbara Vernon Aler Gardner W. Pierce Virginia Lord Nicholson James L. Carey 304/876-5157 or 800-344-5231, ext. 5157. E- Eunice Justine Schneider Helen Louise Parker Ronald Smith Clark mails can be sent to
Outstanding Alumni Nomination Form
Nominee: Class Year: Address: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Nominated by: Relationship to Candidate: Address: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: I would like to nominate the above candidate for the following award(s): ❏ ALUMNI EMERITUS SERVICE AWARD Criteria: Member of the alumni body for a minimum of 15 years; Alumni Association member in good standing; consider- ation given to individuals who have an exemplary record of service to Shepherd College. ❏ OUTSTANDING ALUMNI PROFESSIONAL AWARD Criteria: Member of the alumni body for a minimum of 15 years who has done outstanding work for humanity or who has distinguished himself or herself professionally. Please tell us why you are nominating this person for the award(s):
Additional information may be attached to this form in support of your nominee. The candidate will be selected by the Alumni Awards Committee which is appointed by the president of the Alumni Association. Nomina- tions will be retained as active for two years. After two years, candidates must be renominated.
Mail this form and supporting documentation by January 1, 2002 to: Alumni Office, Shepherd College, P.O. Box 3210, Shepherdstown, WV 25443-3210. For additional information, please call the Alumni Office at 800/344-5231, ext. 5157 or 304/876-5157.
14 Shepherd College Magazine A t h l e t i c s Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four new members
Clockwise from top left: Inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame in October were (l. to r.) Mike Philippi (basketball), Greg “Groucho” Marks ’96 (swim- ming), Michele Taylor Ferguson ’88 (basketball), and Jack Booth ’53 (foot- ball). Their induction brings the total number of members of the Shepherd Athletic Hall of Fame to 77.
Sports information director Chip Ransom ’86 (left) presents the Hall of Fame Medallion to Mike Straley, former sports information director. Straley served as Shepherd’s sports information director from 1990 to 1994. The medallion is presented to individuals who have demonstrated significant leadership, com- mitment, and dedication to the Shepherd College Athletic Hall of Fame.
Ed Fincham (center), assistant professor of physical education and former women’s basketball coach (1982-1994), chats with retired dean of student affairs Harry Young (left) and former men’s basketball coach (1969-1988) and Hall of Fame member Bob Starkey ’58.
Staffing the registration table are (l. to r.) Hall of Fame member Paul Brown ’73, Hall of Fame committee member Denny Barron ’73, Hall of Fame mem- ber Kelli Summers ’93, and the Rams Number One Fan Charlie Kave. Photos by Gary Kable
Hall of Fame 2002 nominations Hall of Fame nomination forms are available on the Web at
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Cross Country The men’s and women’s cross country teams contin- Men’s basketball coach faces first year ued to grow under head coach Robert (Moe) Morris. First year head coach Wings in blocked shots with 23. The men’s team had its highest finish ever at the Ken Tyler views his ini- Junior Phil Stewart aver- Junior Carlton Talley WVIAC Championships under Morris when they tial season at the helm of aged 4.5 points and 2.9 averaged 2.0 points and placed fifth out of 12 schools. The team’s top finish the Shepherd College rebounds last season. 1.5 rebounds as a reserve was a second place showing at the Shepherd College men’s basketball pro- Sophomore Keith last year. Open Invitational. gram as both a challenge Davis averaged 4.0 Junior college trans- The women placed fourth in the WVIAC Cham- and an opportunity. points and 3.4 rebounds fer Keith Fanjoy (6-10) is pionships behind a great showing by three veterans— “We hope to institute as a part-time starter last one of the tallest players Liz Lowrie (7th place), Tiffany Moskel (3rd place), and a new philosophy and es- season. to ever play at Shepherd. Lisa Bailey (8th place)—all of whom earned All-Con- tablish a standard of ex- Shannon Layton ference honors. The top team finish was third place at cellence that taps into the comes to Shepherd after Opponents the Bridgewater College Invitational. great tradition of Shep- a successful career at Po- In addition to the very herd basketball,” noted tomac State. Freshmen challenging West Vir- Golf Tyler. Patrick Miller and P.J. ginia Conference sched- The fall golf season was highlighted by a third place Foster will also figure in ule, Shepherd will have showing at the Fairmont State Invitational. The indi- Guards the mix. its most interesting non- vidual highlight was a medalist (first place) showing by Senior Demond Tapscott conference schedule in Jason Pierson at the WVIAC Central Regional match. was second on the team Posts recent years. The high- in scoring last year with Senior captain Ryan light of the Rams’ non- Men’s Soccer a 12.8 average. He led Jones heads the list of conference is a road The men’s soccer team finished the year with a 2-15- the team from beyond post returnees. Jones av- game to Huntington in 2 mark, with an 0-7-1 mark in conference play. High- the arc with 45 treys. He eraged 6.0 points and 3.7 November to take on Di- lights include wins over Lynchburg College (2-0) and also led the Ram regulars rebounds as the starting vision I Marshall Univer- Gallaudet (2-0) and a pair of ties with Ohio Valley (1- at the charity stripe as he center last season. He sity, Shepherd’s first Di- 1) and Shippensburg (3-3). connected on 42-of-61 was second on the team (continued to page 17) (.689) free throws. Women’s Soccer Senior captain Bar- Men’s Basketball Schedule The Shepherd women’s soccer team completed its sea- rington Johnson aver- December son with a 4-13-0 mark, including a 1-6-0 conference aged 2.9 points and 1.7 22 @ Bowie State 4 p.m. record. Highlights included wins over Columbia Union rebounds as a reserve last January (4-3), Shenandoah (11-0), and Southern Virginia (4-0). season. 5 @ Wheeling Jesuit * 4 p.m. Junior Kevin New- 7 @ West Liberty * 5:15 p.m. 10 Salem International * 8 p.m. Volleyball some led the Rams in as- 12 Fairmont State * 4 p.m. The volleyball team overcame a lack of depth to post sists last year with a 3.2 14 Alderson-Broaddus * 8 p.m. a 16-8 overall record heading into the last week of average. He also aver- 17 @ WVU-Tech * 7:30 p.m. the regular season. The Rams competed this year with aged 5.0 points and 3.2 19 @ Charleston * 7:30 p.m. an eight-person squad. Head coach Lu Kormeluk rebounds. His 13 three- 24 Bluefield State * 8 p.m. earned his 150th career win with a 3-0 victory over pointers were third on 26 Concord * 4 p.m. Davis & Elkins on October 20. the team. Newsome led 28 @ WV State * 7:30 p.m. the Rams in steals with 31 Ohio Valley * 8 p.m. Football 54. February West Virginia Wesleyan handed the Rams a 23-15 upset Junior Tyler Boswell 2 Glenville * 4 p.m. loss on November 3 to eliminate Shepherd from NCAA averaged 1.7 points and 6 UDC 8 p.m. 9 @ Davis & Elkins * 4 p.m. II Playoff contention. The Rams would need a win over 0.5 rebounds as a reserve 11 @ WV Wesleyan * 8 p.m. Concord and a Glenville State loss in the final game of last year. 14 @ Glenville * 7:30 p.m. the season to claim a share of the WVIAC title. Freshman Ron Rhein- 18 @ Columbia Union 7:30 p.m. Head coach Monte Cater continues his climb on hardt, an Archbishop 21 @ Alderson-Broaddus *7:30 p.m. the conference all-time wins list. Only four other coaches Carroll product, could 23 WV Wesleyan * 4 p.m. in WVIAC history have recorded 100 victories. As we make an immediate im- 25-March 2 @ WVIAC Tournament TBA go to press, Cater has won 99. ❧ pact. *WVIAC games
16 Shepherd College Magazine ‘United We Stand’ is women’s basketball team theme Women’s basketball head coach Betsy Blose and her team have the same goal every year— win the conference champion- ship. “We don’t have a lot of size, but I think this team has the po- tential to do some really great things,” said Blose. “They will rely on their work ethic, funda- mentals, and chemistry.”
The Backcourt Leading the list of returnees is 5- 4 senior Barb Oller, who started in 16 games for the Rams last Chip Ransom year with a 5.8 scoring average The women’s basketball team dedicated its season to the September 11 victims, rescuers, and volunteers. and a team-best 3.1 assist per game average. She was the team’s top free The Frontcourt throw shooter (78-96, .812) and tied for The Rams return four veteran post play- Women's Basketball Schedule December third in three-pointers with 14. ers. Senior captain Makia Staves started 18 @ UDC 6 p.m. Oller will vie for the starting point all 27 games for the Rams last year, earn- 28-29 @ Bowie State Tourn. TBA guard spot with 5-5 sophomore Ashley ing WVIAC Honorable mention honors. January van Norden. A starter in 13 games for the She was second on the team in scoring 3 Bloomsburg 7 p.m. Rams last year, van Norden averaged 4.1 (8.1 ppg) and rebounding (5.8 rpg). Her 5 @ Wheeling Jesuit * 6 p.m. points and 2.8 assists. She was also tied .514 field goal percentage led the team. 7 @ West Liberty * 7:30 p.m. for third on the team in three-pointers with Gail Siemer, a 6-0 senior, also returns. 10 Salem International * 6 p.m. 14. Siemer, an honorable mention WVIAC 12 Fairmont State * 2 p.m. Heading the group of wing players choice, averaged 6.3 points and 4.6 re- 14 Alderson-Broaddus * 6 p.m. for the Rams is sophomore Cassie bounds off the bench for the Rams last 17 @ WVU-Tech * 5:15 p.m. 19 @ Charleston * 5:30 p.m. Murray. Last season Murray led the year. 24 Bluefield State * 6 p.m. Rams in scoring (13.7 ppg), rebounding Jennifer Westervelt, a 5-11 senior, also 26 Concord * 2 p.m. (6.0 rpg), and steals (1.7 spg), and be- returns for the Rams. Westervelt averaged 28 @ WV State * 5:15 p.m. came the first Shepherd freshman to gain 6.2 points and 3.1 rebounds off the bench 31 Ohio Valley * 6 p.m. First Team WVIAC All-Conference hon- for the Rams last year. February ors. She also set a new school mark with The most versatile post player may 2 Glenville * 2 p.m. 41 treys. be 6-0 junior captain Brianne Hamilton. 6 UDC 6 p.m. Sophomore Ashana Cowans also re- Hamilton averaged 4.1 points and 3.7 re- 9 @ Davis & Elkins * 2 p.m. turns after playing at both guard spots bounds off the bench for the Rams last 11 @ WV Wesleyan * 6 p.m. last year. Cowans started five games for season. 14 @ Glenville * 5:15 p.m. the Rams last year. She averaged six Another addition to this team is 5-11 21 @ Alder.-Broaddus * 5:15 p.m. 23 WV Wesleyan * 6 p.m. points and 2.2 rebounds. One the team’s freshman walk-on Danielle Murray from 25 - Mar. 2 WVIAC Tournament TBA top threats from beyond the arc, Cowans Martinsburg. *WVIAC games connected on 15-of-47 (.319) treys. A solid defensive player, Cowans also added Opponents 33 steals. In addition to the challenging conference Men’s basketball Gaynell (Nippy) Reese, a 5-8 sopho- schedule, Shepherd will also face some (continued from page 16) more, also returns. Others are transfer tough non-conference foes in Shippens- vision I opponent since VMI in 1975. Other non-con- La Shay Makal and freshmen Carrie burg, Bloomsburg, Bowie State, and ference opponents include Bowie State, Columbia Kunkel and Lindsay Stewart. UDC. ❧ Chip Ransom Union, Mt. Aloysius, St. Augustine’s, and UDC. ❧
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From the Shepherd College Foundation Shepherd College Foundation A word on investments Statement of Financial Position Even before the events of September 11, the Shepherd College Foundation faced the challenges of a bear market. In the after- June 30, 2001 math of the terrorist attacks, we continue to monitor our in- vestments through close contact with our brokers and invest- ASSETS ment managers. Our fiduciary responsibilities encompass in- Cash and cash equivalents $996,770 vesting to receive income to support our scholarships and pro- Other receivables $1,155 grams and to capture reasonable growth, while protecting the Pledges receivable $7,569 principal of our endowments. Accrued interest receivable $114,684 The volatility of the market over the past months has en- Prepaid expenses $3,976 couraged us to review our investment policies. We are able to Investments $14,515,805 report that our policies have stood us well against the long cor- Equipment, net $2,856 rection the market is experiencing. Our investment policy bal- ances high and mid cap growth and value equities with highly- TOTAL ASSETS $15,642,815 rated fixed income vehicles. We continue to diversify and stay with quality. LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Our board-designated reserves have provided the necessary LIABILITIES buffer which will allow us to continue to support the level of Accounts payable $19,632 program and scholarship funds upon which Shepherd and its Accrued payroll $1,588 students depend. Our endowments remain strong and intact and Custodial liabilities $187,283 will support a 2001-2002 scholarship and program budget of Gift annuities payable $105,700 almost $800,000. Many thanks to our donors who continue to give to Shep- TOTAL LIABILITIES $314,203 herd in the midst of this national and global uncertainty. Rest assured that your Foundation directors and staff will continue to make prudent, well-reasoned investment decisions as the mar- NET ASSETS ket recovers and America remains strong. Unrestricted: Undesignated ($25,030) Temporarily restricted $987,672 Permanently restricted $14,365,970
Monica Lingenfelter TOTAL NET ASSETS $15,328,612 Executive Vice President Shepherd College Foundation TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $15,642,815
Canaan Valley ski condo priced to sell Copies of financial statements audited by Smith Elliott This ski condo was a gift to Kearns & Company, LLC, Hagerstown, Maryland, are Shepherd College through the available upon request. Shepherd College Foundation. It is being offered at an afford- able price to friends and Foundation tour slated for June 17-29, 2002 alumni. Join Shepherd College Foundation hosts Ken and Kitty ’74 Located in the lovely tains and has a garden Harbaugh and Jim ’75 and Pam ’75 Lockard on their sixth cus- Talheim Village resort just min- tub with water jets. tomized European tour, a gently-paced tour of Southwest En- utes from the ski trails and For more informa- gland. Cost is $2,725 which includes air and land transporta- year-round beauty of West tion, please contact Mon- tion, first-class hotels, many meals, attractions, and much more. Virginia’s Canaan Valley, this ica Lingenfelter at the For an itinerary and detailed information, call Ken Harbaugh one-bedroom loft unit features Foundation Office, 304/ at 301/582-3006 (home) or 304/876-5252 (work) or via e-mail a four-sided view of the moun- 876-5391. ❧ to
18 Shepherd College Magazine Campaign for Shepherd Make a gift – make a pledge to support Shepherd This fall, as always, the Shepherd College Foundation reached ues to graduate the teachers, nurses, scientists, musicians, ac- out to alumni and friends with our annual fall mailing. As you countants, and others who weave the fabric of our society. read through the list of endowed scholarships and looked at the With your tax-deductible gift, Shepherd students will con- bright faces of our scholars, we hope you were moved to re- tinue to serve society with their industry and talents. Thank spond to our message by making a donation according to your you for your interest and generosity. May you enjoy a year of means. health and happiness. ❧ There is only one Shepherd College and it has made a differ- ence in your life and the lives of many. If you are one of our The alumni, Shepherd has made your life better by opening doors to CAMPAIGN professional possibilities. As a friend, you are a member of our greater community, and must recognize that Shepherd contin- for Shepherd
THE CAMPAIGN FOR SHEPHERD DONATION AND PLEDGE FORM I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A GIFT/PLEDGE TO: MAKE A GIFT ___ Stadium Project I would like to make a donation of $ ___ Library Expansion ___ Scholarship Fund MAKE A PLEDGE ___ Program Support I would like to make a total pledge of $ ______or $______Technology per year for __ 2 years __ 3 years __ 4 years __ 5 years. ___ Faculty Development Name LIBRARY SPECIAL GIFT PROGRAM ___ Buy a Brick ($100) Address ___ Put a Name Plaque on a Reading Chair ($250) ___ Put a Name Plaque on a Reading Table ($500) City/State Zip ___ Put a Name Plaque on a Research Carrel ($1,000) Phone STADIUM SPECIAL GIFT PROGRAM ___ Buy a Brick ($100) __Cash __Check __MasterCard __Visa __Discover ___ Put a Name Plaque on a Scholarship Seat ($250) ___ Name a Locker ($500) ___ Name a Shower ($1,000) ___ Name a Seat Section ($5,000) Expiration date ___ Name a Goalpost ($15,000)
Signature Name(s) to engrave: ❏ I am interested in learning about naming opportunities. ❏ I am interested in creating a named scholarship. ❏ I am not interested in making a contribution at this time, but I would like to receive more information.
Please return this form and make checks payable to: Shepherd College Foundation P.O. Box 3210 Shepherdstown, WV 25443-3210
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KNUTTI CLUB Thomas ’83 & Susan ’83 Contributors to Shepherd College ($100-$499) Bolander Roberta R. Absher ’62 Larry ’57 & Joan Bolyard The following donors have contributed gifts of cash, securities, and other Larry L. Adams II ’91 Kenneth ’84 & Kimberly ’84 types of appreciated property to the Shepherd College Foundation and the Nick & Sharon ’83 Affinito Booe Shepherd College Alumni Association during the fiscal year July 1, 2000- William ’58 & Doris Agee M. Angela Bosley ’89 John D. Alexander ’89 Dean ’82 & Marie ’74 June 30, 2001. The alumni and friends who made gifts to Shepherd are listed Frank ’71 & Susan ’70 Botsford below, and it is our intent to recognize their support and to honor their Aliveto John ’52 & Lois Bounatsas generosity. William E. Allaun II James E. Boyd ’65 Manuel & Rebecca ’67 Meredith ’58 & Louise Boyd If you have contributed to the Shepherd College Foundation or the Shep- Alvarez Paul F. Braim ’49 herd College Alumni Association during the past fiscal year and your name Clayton ’75 & Dana ’78 Pamela M. Brambeck ’77 does not appear on these pages, please accept our sincerest apologies and Anders Beatrice J. Brandhorst ’70 Eric ’94 & Linda Anderson John A. Bratty, Jr. ’57 contact us immediately by calling the Foundation Office at 304/876-5391 or Roger ’69 & Carolyn ’70 Wayne Braunstein ’95 & Alumni Office at 304/876-5157. We will be pleased to print your name in a Anderson Dannie Hall later issue. Please note that donations made in honor or in memory will be Richard L. Andrekanic ’79 Mary Beth W. Bressler ’85 Kathleen M. Anthony ’75 Michael ’81 & Jan ’81 Briel printed in the spring 2002 issue of the Magazine. Robert & Jennifer ’98 Chad Broadwater ’98 Arensberg Joseph Brookreson SHEPHERD CLUB M. Elizabeth Oates Sarah A. Houser James ’85 & Faith ’85 J. Howe & Margaret Brown ($10,000 and above) Richard D. Osbourn ’81 James K. Hutzler Armstrong James ’59 & Sharon Brown John C. Allen, Jr. Blair ’62 & Winnifred Raymond ’59 & Nikki ’60 Paul ’70 & Judith ’70 Rick E. Bruner James Christofic Overton III Isherwood Armstrong Andrue ’81 & Maureen Hazel M. Hendricks Donald ’60 & Charlotte Jerry ’68 & Carol Kerr Thomas & Debra Armstrong Brunk Estate of Margaret S. Dunn Painter William ’58 & Jo Ann ’58 Eugene D. Asbury ’53 Catherine L. Buchanon ’90 Louise Leonard Nelson Edward S. Phillips Knode Michael M. Athey ’62 Lori A. Burckart ’99 Mildred Nethken Francis ’76 & Darlene Estate of Sarah H. Knutti Lori K. Bagli ’86 D. Michael & Dawne ’94 Eleanor A. Pritts Reichenbach Thomas & Toni ’75 Leslie Children of Jean Skinner Burke Robert L. Rissler ’47 T. Guy ’33 & Loma Reynolds William & Monica Baldwin Harold B. Busy ’60 J. David ’56 & Joyce Rickard Lingenfelter Timothy ’70 & Susan ’72 Michael F. Cajigao ’81 RUMSEY CLUB Charles & Adele Sands James ’78 & Mary Kay ’76 Baldwin Michael ’74 & Barbara ($1,000-$9,999) Michael ’89 & Debra Smith MacFarlane Michael ’73 & Sally ’72 Barba Calhoun Ramon ’62 & Mary Alvarez Charles R. Snively ’56 Angus W. McDonald J. David Bardsley, Jr. ’72 Robert & Faye ’72 Cannon Stephen ’69 & Charlotte ’68 Mark & Barbara Stern Benjamin ’54 & Mary Lou Harry ’56 & Margaret Harold L. Carmean ’74 Baldwin D. Louise Stotler Mehrling Barker Howard ’52 & Jean ’52 Walter ’62 & Connie ’65 Barr Ruth P. Thacher Michael ’87 & Kelli Meoli Sandra S. Barnes ’94 Carper Herman & Carol Boone Paul ’63 & Doris Thompson Andrew D. Michael ’75 Roger A. Barney ’61 Thomas & Kristine Carr Kenneth ’76 & Cheryl ’81 Carol ’64 & Jesse ’64 Mark ’87 & Patti Murphy Thomas ’74 & Teri Barnhart Christopher ’75 & Jody ’75 Boone Van Evera Robert ’76 & Lynda Palmer Wayne ’59 & Gail ’60 Barr Carter George ’79 & Anita Bragaw W. Glenn ’52 & Margaret ’61 Vincent & Vina Parmesano Susan O. Barrick ’54 Dominic C. Cascio ’52 Ian D. Brown ’92 Welsh William ’65 & Judy Dennis L. Barron ’73 George Casely Richard B. Cheney J. Maury Werth Passwaters Helen Cook Barrow ’40 Mindy H. Chacon ’81 James ’59 & Mary Jane ’60 Anna P. Widmyer ’36 Richard & Susan Pell Irl & Barbara Bartlett Peter ’83 & Jody Chaney Davis John ’78 & Anne Wood Robert ’74 & Joan ’73 Pope Robert ’55 & Barbara Richard ’77 & Karen ’79 William & Marion Davis Eileen L. Reeder Bartlett Chaney Daniel & Kay De Palma POTOMAC CLUB Ronald R. Reeder II ’64 Susan Batten ’77 Guy G. Chicchirichi Pauline S. Ewald ’37 ($500-$999) Glenn ’83 & Andrea Dawn E. Baxter Joseph ’95 & Ruby Christian Ted ’76 & Pam ’77 Gillette John ’71 & Sally ’71 Adams Ryhanych William F. Baylor, Jr. Frances Christman ’37 Mary S. Gross ’36 John ’72 & Janet Albert Philip & Nila Saylor Scott Beard Robert H. Chuey II ’91 Jessie S. Hendrix James S. Artz ’58 Michael & Cinda ’81 Scales Todd ’80 & Martha ’81 Beard Herbert & Jean Clark Michael W. Hudson ’72 Erwin & Carol Asam Elvin ’59 & Regina Sill Kathryn A. Bennett ’62 Lester & Veda ’71 Cleaver Stanley ’56 & Judith John ’65 & Margie Boor Thomas Slack ’83 & Carla Wanda K. Bergdoll-Curl ’61 William & Josephine ’59 Ikenberry Edward ’56 & Donna ’56 Black Gilbert ’67 & Constance Cooper Brian Jackson ’87 & Tamara Burgee Lee E. Slavin ’95 Bergquist Lane Clopper ’92 & Nancy Meyer Ruth Byers Busch ’29 Edward R. Strauss ’51 Jay ’84 & Elaine ’83 Berry Coe Clopper ’93 Harry & Frances Keebler James & Evelyn Butcher James & Shirley Tolbert Donald B. Bishoff ’33 Kevin D. Coleman ’94 Lee ’60 & Wanda ’61 Wayne ’78 & Sara ’78 Charles ’75 & Mary Ellen ’75 Richard ’68 & Betty Lou ’67 Richard L. Collette ’90 Keebler Canada Waltemire Black Ronald K. Collins ’64 Allen ’67 & Sara ’67 Lueck Joseph P. Catlett ’80 Robert ’55 & Cassandra William Blair & Susan Berniece J. Collis ’77 Eugene ’83 & Christine Steven A. Chmielewski ’80 Wantz Mentzer-Blair ’72 Ruth M. Conard ’45 Lugat Stephen ’82 & Cathy ’82 Jerry W. Williams ’71 Charles ’54 & Janet Blake Gayle ’75 & Lori Conner Oatha ’89 & Maybert Marken D’Antuono James ’50 & Frances Wilson Brian Blood & Peggy ’86 James ’61 & Jean Conner Upton ’23 & Marian ’26 Michael & Carol DelColle Karl L. Wolf ’70 Burrier Page Conner Martin John E. Diehl Charles ’59 & Peggy George & Elisabeth ’86 Catherine Irwin James ’30 & Katherine ’30 John ’61 & Patsy ’60 Egle Woodward Blundell Timothy ’80 & Angela Cook Moler Paul ’58 & Luella Jo Hillyard Charles ’56 & Jacqueline Gary Boarman & Sally Margaret G. Covington ’54 George Tyler Moore Robert A. Holmes ’64 Yates Silver ’90 Alison F. Cox ’86
20 Shepherd College Magazine Allison J. Crews ’94 William ’85 & Rebecca Fritts Adam W. Holden-Bache ’93 Larry ’63 & Suzanne Layman Robert & Deb Nerhood Jeffery L. Croft Lorna B. Frye ’62 Agnes W. Holloway ’71 Lynn E. Leatherman ’92 Norma B. Newbraugh ’60 Mary Jean Crowl ’75 John & Blanche Funkhouser Gerald G. Holmes ’57 Stephen Lehr ’80 Roger L. Newcome ’73 Paul ’77 & Linda Crum Ronald Gaskins & Mary Lashan L. Holmes Michael ’70 & Sharyn Leiter David ’73 & Maggie ’83 Daniel & Marjorie Anne Pope ’77 Elton & Carol Howerton Robert F. Leman ’86 Newcomer Culbertson Richard ’65 & Cynthia Carol A. Hughes ’71 Gene Leonard David ’76 & Betsy ’78 William ’58 & Karen ’69 Gastley Delmas M. Humphreys ’68 Lawrence ’61 & Helen ’63 Newlin Cunningham John J. Geraghty, Jr. ’85 Vivian M. Hunsley ’90 Leonard Louise G. Nold James ’85 & Mary Curry Virginia L Gibbons ’68 Raymond J. Husson ’95 Neville ’59 & Joyce Leonard Todd & Shannon Northrop Robert F. Curry ’74 Ardyth A. Gilbertson James B. Hutzler ’56 James G. Leslie ’71 James ’57 & Ellen Omps Robert F. Curtis ’84 Mary D. Gladhill ’74 James ’68 & Paula ’68 Gary ’66 & Carol Lewis Maria D. Orsini ’90 John ’85 & Donna ’84 Rosalee Brake Glisan ’55 Hutzler J. Douglas Lewis ’71 Sandra S. Osbourn D’Antuono Vincent & Virginia Gonino Patrick & Bridget Irmen Norman ’59 & Joann Garland H. Ott ’62 Annamae R. Darton ’63 Harold L. Goodall, Jr. ’73 Bernard & Cassandra Lineburg Mark ’78 & Drena Otty Harold M. Davidson Gunther ’58 & Ann Gottfeld Jackson James ’69 & Tamara ’70 Walter ’68 & Doris ’75 Daniel & Rita Dawson Frances A. Gower ’83 David ’78 & Sherri Jackson Lipan Painter Jason B. DeBaugh ’00 Rebecca U. Grandle ’78 Lauranne S. Jacobs ’71 David ’68 & Lynn ’70 Little Thomas ’61 & Bonnie Robert & Nancy ’68 Deeds Joseph ’55 & Caroline ’57 Keith ’82 & Tari Janssen William & Dorothy Lowe Palamar Wayne ’67 & Doris Delauter Grant Jennifer A. Lowe ’86 Jill C. Palanzo ’79 Margaret S. Demer ’68 Michael E. Grant ’79 Agnes M. Johnson Gerald ’67 & Susan Lyons Pierre L. Palian ’82 David ’83 & Gina ’81 Diehl Joann K. Green ’55 E. William & Lisa ’73 Schley ’55 & Marlene ’55 Mark ’85 & Barbara ’73 Steven ’81 & Dawn ’81 Diehl C. Jeffrey Grimm ’86 Johnson Lyons Palmer G. Benjamin Dillow ’62 Stephen & Gina ’86 Groh Gaylen ’85 & Karen Johnson Byron R. Maghan ’68 Homer ’59 & Patricia Barbara J. Dills Daryl ’80 & Denise Grove Carroll A. Jones ’61 Thomas ’66 & Carolyn Pankey Philip G. Dorsey Ronald C. Grubb J. Donald ’71 & Cynthia ’71 Malcolm Vincent & Gayle Parnell Kevin R. Dorward ’86 Lavely ’41 & Nancy Gruber Jones Jeffrey P. Maley ’79 Allison G. Parrish ’87 Robert J. Doyle ’66 Gary L. Hass Regina V. Jones ’54 C. Dale Manuel ’72 R. Ray Patrylak ’80 Jeffrey & Susan ’80 Dudas Connie J. Hagelin ’70 James ’70 & Susan ’68 Anne E. Marshall ’87 George ’52 & Elizabeth Justin ’92 & Tisha Duhaime James Hall ’57 & Jeannette Keegan Barbara A. Maxwell ’66 Payette Donald ’94 & Sandra Duiker Moore Dorothy Kefauver Catherine F. Maxwell Abby J. Pearson ’86 David & Cathy Dunlop Brian K. Hammond ’93 Richard W. Keller ’76 Hope Maxwell-Snyder K. Alan Perdue Cecil D. Eby, Jr. ’50 Kenneth & Kitty ’74 William ’64 & Linda Keller Joseph & Teresa ’79 Roger Perry Larry & Betty ’95 Ecton Harbaugh Ross ’56 & Renee ’58 Kenny McCabe Ralph ’77 & Laura Petrie S. P. & Marilyn Edmonson Kathleen H. Hardison ’66 Ronald & Judy Kepple William & Harriet ’54 Lee A. Phalen ’99 David Eldridge Darrin ’89 & Karen ’89 Thomas & Anne ’66 Kerfoot McCoy Clarence & Judith ’92 Pharr Jeffery R. Ely ’95 Hardy Leonard & Suzanne ’66 Frances C. McFerren ’80 Alfred A. Phillips ’64 Charles K. Emery ’56 Richard ’51 & Mary ’51 Kershner Joseph & Karen McGavin Charles ’63 & Nell Pierce Edward P. Engle ’88 Harmison Sharon L. Kipetz Bridget McMahon ’89 Charles ’82 & Tammie Ronnie ’63 & Dorothy Engle E. Wayne Harris ’68 Edith M. Kirk ’79 Kathryn M. McQueeney ’81 Pierce John F. Ermerins ’59 Sally E. Harris ’67 Ronald ’81 & Margaret ’81 William & Kim ’78 Mercier John J. Pizzo Gloria J. Eshelman ’72 Margaret N. Harvey Klabe C. David ’63 & Barbara ’53 Janice N. Pleasant ’73 Marlin Y. Evans ’64 Cheryl M. Hawkins ’70 Richard ’62 & Mary Jane ’65 Miller Larry & Linda ’78 Plunkett Yvonne L. Eyler ’85 Robert ’54 & Betty Lou Knode Frank ’55 & Althea ’57 Adrian ’94 & Joanne ’98 Dominick & Margie Fargo Hedmond Harold ’50 & Reba Knott Miller Poffenberger Franklin E. Farmer ’81 Michelle D. Hektor ’84 Robert S. Knott ’52 Lige ’38 & Jane Miller Peter J. Poggi ’81 Carol A. Faucett ’75 Michelle D. Hemphill ’76 Bruce G. Koehn ’64 Michael ’95 & Jennifer A. June Poisal ’36 David & Brenda ’75 Feltner Mary J. C. Hendrix ’74 John L. Koepke ’80 Miller Gary ’67 & Carolyn Pope Lettie E. Field J. & M. M. Henneberry Raymond & Jennifer ’77 Thomas C. Miller ’76 George ’37 & Anne Pope Mel ’50 & Merva ’49 Filler James ’83 & Maureen ’83 Kohlhepp Jeri Milstead Philip T. Porterfield III Michael P. Finnerty ’91 Henriksen Ronald ’70 & Diana ’68 James W. Milton ’50 Emily S. Potts ’64 Frederick & Amelia ’61 John E. Herbert Koski William & Catherine Larry ’60 & Shirley Powell Fisher Paul ’88 & Marianne ’88 Donald R. Krause ’60 Moberly Lenora A. Powell ’89 Claude ’57 & Sandi Flagg Hetzer Stephen Krumpe ’78 & Douglas & Peachy ’82 Linn & Elizabeth Power James ’74 & Carolyn ’78 Alice E. Hevner ’67 Paula Nelson Monson Thomas ’88 & Diane Fleenor Dale C. Hicks ’61 John Krumpotich Aldeth W. Moore ’72 Preaskorn John & Marcia Fleltz Herbert A. Higham ’65 Charles ’78 & Patricia ’77 John & Yvonne Moossy James & Sallye ’53 Price Christopher ’82 & Jennifer ’82 Joseph ’52 & Sarah ’52 Krzywicki Patricia Mulhern Norman G. Price ’56 Fletcher Higham Floyd & Michaela Kursey Gayle J. Murchland ’62 William G. Pringle III Paul L. Flick ’50 Donna C. Hill ’86 Matthew & Taryn Kuryla Robert & Helen ’44 Murphy Travis M. Propst ’95 Leo ’59 & Beverly Fogg Philip & Lily Hill William & Arlene Kuryla Michael ’86 & Lisa Muse James J. Pulchine, Jr. ’69 Arthur Foley Mark H. Hilt ’67 Bradley ’93 & Elizabeth Betty Myers Jeffrey ’88 & Beverly ’87 Marc K. Foltz ’00 Dayton & Donna Hinke Lacey Bruce A. Myers ’73 Purnell Dale ’73 & Paula Ford Lawson L. Hockman ’70 Judy K. LaFollette ’86 Donald ’68 & Patricia ’55 Ronald E. Pyles ’62 Roger W. Forsythe ’61 Deborah L. Hodge ’91 Harrison ’67 & Vicki Lanham Myers Roger R. Ramey Clark ’72 & Barbara ’71 Edwin ’69 & Mary ’68 Herbert & Lorraine Lapp Robert ’72 & Dixie Myers Herbert R. Rankin ’64 Fortney Hoeltzel Jo S. Largent ’70 Max ’50 & Jeannine Nagley Michael J. Reed ’84 William ’46 & Ruth Fournier Dolly G. Hoffman ’66 Barry E. Lattimer ’80 Charles ’75 & LuAnn Neal Stephen & Barbara ’86 Reyda David M. Frazier ’77 Eric ’82 & Deena ’83 Duane Lawson & Susan Nancy E. Needy ’55 Frederick ’60 & Lindley Lowell ’53 & Deborah Fritts Hofstetter Alsip-Lawson ’76 John ’86 & Nancy Nelson Rhodes
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James & Nancy ’54 Rickard Mark E. Staley ’85 Gregory ’81 & Karen ’83 Myra Ault Mathew D. Brady ’93 Linda B. Riegle ’70 Alfred & LaRue ’39 Stanley Weigel Michael & Karen Austin Steven N. Brafford ’75 David ’69 & Colleen ’68 Daniel ’69 & Joan ’78 Tammy H. Weigel ’84 Jean B. Avey Crystal A. Brandenburg ’00 Rigot Starliper Karen Wempe Myra G. Avey ’35 Dorothy L. Brandenburg- R. R. ’56 & Jean ’55 Riordon Derek ’90 & Kenda ’91 Staubs Randolph ’73 & Stephanie Carol B. Bailey Ware ’48 D. Scott ’80 & Linda ’81 Margaret R. Staubs ’82 West Edwardine Bain ’99 Terence D. Brant ’64 Roach Jay ’82 & Patricia ’83 Vanda R. White Ann W. Baker Richard & Genevieve Brazzil Paul P. Roark Steckman Georgie W. Whitmer Brenda Baker Ronald A. Breeding ’70 Andrew ’85 & Laurie ’85 Colin & Phyllis ’59 Steele J. Calvin ’69 & Constance Michael & Joni Baker Alan L. Brill ’75 Robertson Margaret M. Stelle ’59 Whittington Gail F. Baldwin ’92 Laura L. Brill ’84 JoAnn M. Robinson ’98 J. D. Stine ’57 Jerry & Nelda ’71 Williams Wanda S. Baldwin ’97 Kathleen H. Bromley ’97 Chester ’47 & Thelma Eleanor Stipe ’40 Reynolds ’59 & Nancy ’59 Gary ’70 & Cynthia ’68 Ball Edward W. Brooke ’96 Rockwell Michael & Robin Straley Williams Jeffrey & Paula Ballmer Dudley B. Brown ’56 Mark & Carol ’80 Rothman Dorothy J. Strange ’97 Frederick E. Wilson ’49 Thomas L. Banks ’54 Mary Jo Brown ’73 Patrick ’67 & M. Christine David B. Strider ’73 Bettie M. Wiltshire ’42 Wade W. Banks ’56 Paul & Dale Brown ’73 Ruda John Strider ’68 Shirley L. Wiltshire ’64 James E. Barb ’65 Richard H. Brown ’67 Sharon V. Rudacille ’72 Larry ’60 & Nancy Strite Ronald & Denise Winter Harry G. Barker III ’85 Robert L. Brown ’97 Taylor ’58 & Linda ’61 Roy & Mary ’65 Stroupe Kenneth ’56 & Margaret Virginia A. Barker ’88 Sherry M. Brown ’73 Rudd Charles M. Stubbs ’66 Wisecarver Harvey E. Barnhart III ’86 V. J. Brown Junior & Marlene Russell Jahu C. Stumpp, Jr. ’69 Katherine E. Wolfe ’34 Heather B. Barnhart ’95 Walter L. Brown ’69 T. Lamar Sager ’57 Alan & Elizabeth Sturm Barry ’87 & Robyn Woodard Marlo D. Barnhart ’69 Philip ’91 & Sharon ’84 Sonja P. Sandler Norma F. Sutherland Charles ’68 & Janice ’69 Eric F. Barr ’81 Brumback Kristin M. Saunders Allen A. Swick ’50 Woodward Gary ’70 & Barbara ’71 Barr Harold B. Brunk ’58 Lawrence & Susan Saunders Peggy A. Swisher James K. Wright, Jr. ’70 Tami L. Barton ’86 Charles V. Budzyn ’86 Mark & Julanne ’84 Sausser Joseph ’61 & Dolores William S. Wysong ’53 Donald & Barbara Basilius Philip H. Bufithis Carlton ’79 & Julie Szymialis Jack K. Yankey ’77 Donna F. Batcheller ’81 Richard & Francisca Burdo Schelhorn Agnes H. Tabler ’48 L. Carroll & Phyllis ’52 Freda Batten Courtney L. Burgan ’99 William B. Schill ’79 George ’40 & Margaret ’45 Yingling Melanie D. Baugher Daniel Burhans ’99 Jan & Rachel Schipper Tabler Robert ’89 & Stacey ’88 Yost Brian J. Bauk ’86 Gretchen L. Burks ’98 Keith K. Schlender Ronald ’61 & Nancie Taylor Alfred ’89 & Laura Young Joanne P. Baum ’82 Denise J. Burns ’74 Stanley ’58 & Ann ’57 Ronald ’63 & Charlotte Carroll & Isabella ’63 Young Grace M. Baylor ’67 Renee D. Busey ’92 Schrader Taylor Charles & Carolyn ’89 Jean I. Beard ’44 Eleanor E. Bussey ’77 Fred ’77 & Mary Scimeca Robert ’64 & Virginia Young Roger L. Beard ’81 Donna O. Butcher ’92 Jack & Patricia ’90 Scott Terpening Dale F. Zimmerman ’58 Roger L. Beatty ’84 Bernadette Butler Katherine G. Sechrist ’44 William & Pearl Thacher Cecilia M. Zindel ’79 Katie J. Begole Nathaniel H. Butler Howard Seiler John T. Thayer ’81 Roger L. Zirkle ’69 Robert ’54 & Ruby Bellison Charles ’81 & Robin ’84 Butts Mary M. Selove ’66 J. Randall Thomas ’94 Wayne E. Benner ’88 Ruth S. Butts ’64 J. Tevis ’86 & Pamela Sensel Stephen & Juliann Thomas BLUE AND GOLD CLUB Betty B. Bennett ’70 Frederick W. Buzzerd ’59 John ’56 & Janet Shearer David Thompson (under $100) Nancy L. Bennett ’84 Michael W. Byers ’96 John & Patricia Sherwood James G. Thompson ’69 Barbara S. Adams ’66 Raymond C. Bennett ’69 Sharon M. Byrd ’82 Eleanor Ann Shirley ’51 Larry & Pamela Thornton Heidi S. Albert ’93 Gabriel ’97 & Jill ’98 Benton Jason P. Cadle ’97 Howard & Sue Shriver Louis ’72 & Marina ’74 James H. Albright ’71 Sinan R. Berberoglu ’93 Linda E. Cain ’98 Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63 Tiano Joan E. Albright ’95 K. Roald & Katherine Gladys T. Calemine ’57 Philip M. Shultz ’68 Karen L. Tomimatsu ’77 G. Fred Alexander Bergethon Shaun P. Callaghan ’88 Louis & Gertrude Siemer James A. Towner ’59 Katharine Alexander Richard ’68 & Denise ’70 Karri A. Cameron Patricia A. Sigle ’75 C. Vincent Townsend Robert S. Alexander ’77 Best Sandra D. Camilletti ’94 Patsy T. Simmons Randolph ’94 & Kelley Shirley K. Alger ’52 James ’53 & Gloria ’55 Edward Campbell ’75 Sherwood ’57 & Ann ’57 Trenary Rebecca Allara ’74 and John Biddle Robert H. Campbell, Jr. ’61 Simons Robin Truax ’76 Kirby ’77 Margaret J. Bingham ’44 Jullie A. Caniford ’93 Stephen F. Sions ’78 Myra Tutwiler Edward C. Allen, Jr. ’68 George M. Bishields, Jr. ’61 James Carpenter, Jr. ’95 Robert T. Sisk ’72 Daphne R. Uliana ’89 Phyllis S. Alt ’94 Donald Bishoff, Jr. Elizabeth Bonde Austin ’76 & Eleanor ’76 Charles W. Van Metre ’56 Alfred & Ruth Alteneder Margaret J. Blanchard ’85 Ronald G. Carper ’85 Slater Harry ’88 & Sandra ’66 Van JeDonne M. Anderson ’92 Rebecca C. Bland ’93 Francis & Miriam Carr Hilton E. Smith Metre Judith A. Anderson Roger E. Blubaugh ’84 Jeffrey T. Carr ’76 Robert & Donna Smith Manuel L. Velasquez ’58 Kathleen A. Anderson ’96 Kathy Jo T. Blue ’80 Wallace L. Carr ’69 Shirley Smith James Vigil Louise Larsen Anderson ’57 Annette S. Boggs ’63 Peggy B. Carroll ’65 Viola G. Smith ’26 Russell G. Voelker ’92 Lee T. Andrews Claudia H. Bolen ’67 Linda C. Carter ’57 Henry ’36 & Edna ’37 Vicki V. Vogt-Wrenn ’74 Larry C. Arbogast ’62 Jeffrey A. Bolyard ’92 Warren ’67 & Carole ’65 Snyder Richard S. Wachtel ’68 Lila Jane Armentrout ’99 Susan B. Bonebrake ’72 Carter Kathryn M. Snyder ’73 William C. Wachter ’30 Edward Arnett Jack ’53 & Peggy ’53 Booth Jami M. Cashell ’98 Ronald Snyder & Sheila Wilson ’37 & Dorothy Malcolm & Margaret Arnold Cindy B. Bowers ’74 Lawrence H. Caskey ’76 Lofland ’77 Waddy Robert D. Arnold ’87 Melvin ’96 & Linda ’74 Edward C. Castle ’57 William & Jane ’53 Snyder Gary ’78 & Anna Mary ’75 Karen G. Arvidson ’87 Bowers Delancy L. Catlett Elgar & Lucile ’65 Soper Walsh Charles W. Ash ’67 Patricia D. Bowser ’99 Katherine W. Cave ’70 Frances L. Sopko ’48 Eugene & Constance Ward Frederick ’69 & Karen ’69 Grover Boyer Shellie R. Chambers ’74 John & Elaine ’78 Southerly James & Phyllis Warfield Ash Kathleen M. Boyer ’97 Aria S. Charles William ’43 & Joyce Bruce & Betsy Warrenfeltz Donald ’58 & Joanna ’57 Scott D. Boyer ’72 Charles Chico Sponaugle James & Pamela ’97 Watson Athey Jason ’94 & Kerrie ’92 Boys Kimberly A. Choate ’92 Julie E. St. Marie ’85 Sherry W. Attkisson ’71 Dawn M. Bozek ’86 Deanna R. Christensen ’95
22 Shepherd College Magazine Mark A. Ciamaricone ’80 David ’89 & Cathy ’92 Jeffrey ’89 & Kathleen ’90 Debra L. Glover ’95 Larry F. Harr ’59 April D. Claar ’98 Decker Ferony Harold Gloyd & Elizabeth David M. Harris ’85 Ralph D. Clark ’77 Michele B. Del Signore ’85 B. C. Ferrell ’83 Haines ’65 Joseph K. Harris Susan D. Clark ’83 Eugene S. DeLawder ’95 Carol J. Fetters ’57 Pamela G. Gloyd ’82 Deborah M. Hart ’88 Percy & Alice Clarke Penelope H. Denton ’92 Doris A. Fiddler ’76 Mary D. Golden ’81 Patti A. Hartford ’87 James E. Clem ’78 C. Jerry Derr ’66 Melanie A. Files ’70 Frank H. Goldstein ’73 Anita P. Hartman ’97 Georgia V. Clemens ’68 Carolyn A. Derr ’65 Joan M. Fischer ’80 Mark W. Goller ’77 Melissa D. Hartman ’97 Robert A. Cleminson Francis L. DeSirant ’77 Donald L. Fishel, Jr. ’95 Martin J. Goodfriend ’74 Myra Sue Hartman Ann M. Cline ’76 Peter Dessaules ’96 Marcia H. Fisher ’91 Patricia A. Goodie ’85 Teresa Y. Hartman ’82 John K. Cochran ’86 Molly C. Dewees ’00 Connie A. Flaugher ’92 Michael W. Goodrich ’74 William & Pamela Hartman Mark A. Cogan ’81 Donald W. Dick ’88 Elizabeth H. Fleming ’58 Carmel D. Goodwin ’79 Thomas & Betty Lou ’66 Monica R. Cogle ’97 Karen L. Dickerson ’98 Judith H. Fleming ’67 Patricia M. Gorman Hatfield Kelly L. Colbert ’87 Sarie E. Dickey ’71 Rosalie E. Flook ’93 Amy K. Gould ’99 Dawn D. Hatzer ’78 Lori B. Cole ’84 Judy A. Didion Brenda J. Foley ’79 Lisa J. Gould Kenneth E. Hawse ’42 R. Duane ’72 & Esther ’70 Joseph & Courtenay Phillip & Susan Folio Marvin ’76 & Judy ’78 Gower Gregory J. Heflebower ’94 Colebank Diederich Kenneth ’75 & Mary ’75 Dayna A. Graf ’93 Arlene S. Heflin ’38 Marvin & Sandra ’81 Collier Pedro O. Diez ’62 Foltz Robin T. Grams ’93 Denise L. Heflin ’76 Holly K. Combs ’92 Wes & Kathy ’76 Dilley Judy K. Footen ’94 Margaret L. Grant ’77 Grover C. Helsley ’54 Julia M. Connell ’84 Sherry G. DiMascio ’90 James M. Formal ’81 William ’76 & Kerry ’75 Paul D. Hemme ’87 Joseph A. Conte, Jr. Ralph ’56 & Nina ’57 Corey S. Foster ’98 Grantham Bessie W. Henderson C. Lee Cook ’63 Dipasquale Garnet H. Fowler Harold ’68 & Maritta ’68 George ’68 & Christine ’69 Gary T. Cooper ’58 Dan E. Diviney ’82 Mary Linn Fox ’76 Grau Henderson Claudia L. Corcoran ’64 Geri D. Dixon Kelley M. Frampton ’99 James R. Gray ’81 Virginia W. Henderson ’35 Stanley ’79 Roach & Sarah ’89 Jeffrey B. Dodd ’78 Kathleen A. Frances ’71 John & Anne Graybill William J. Henderson III ’91 Corwin-Roach Richard ’89 & Antoinette Benjamin C. Franke ’92 Halsey T. Green Gilbert L. Hendricks, Jr. ’52 Frank R. Cosner ’66 Dolinger Steven W. Franke ’90 Sherry Y. Green ’74 Amy C. Hendrickson ’95 Doris C. Costello ’51 Dwain ’70 & Katherine ’77 Raymond H. Frazier, Jr. ’59 M. A. ’57 & Martha Greene Ada R. Hensley ’99 Dyna J. Couch ’78 Donaldson William D. Frazier ’70 Curtis E. Gregory ’92 G. Douglas Herrington ’73 Erin Coughlin ’80 Denis ’80 & Nancy ’80 Doss Larry & Carol Freeman James H. Gregory II ’90 Jane L. Hershey ’83 Jack R. Coulter ’71 Mary Beth Dotton ’80 Robin O. French ’85 Doris M. Griffin Charles B. Hickok ’81 Stefanie L. Coulter ’93 Robert ’65 & Frances Dotton Steven C. French ’74 Ruthellen H. Griffin ’53 Lisa J. Hileman ’94 Paula M. Coupe ’71 Mark A. Dowe ’96 Rebecca J. Fridley Anessa E. Griffith ’95 C. William ’62 & Mary ’61 John F. Covalt, Jr. ’63 William ’51 & Virginia ’50 Kristie M. Friend ’99 Douglas ’79 & Jill ’79 Hill Bridget C. Covell ’95 Downey Charles R. Frownfelter Griffith S. Wayne Hilliard ’75 John A. Cowgill ’91 Robert E. Drawbaugh ’70 James ’68 Frye & Holly Lisa T. Grim ’86 Doris A. Hilton ’61 Robin L. Cowherd Mary S. Drew ’86 Morgan Frye Robert M. Grim, Jr. ’64 Virginia R. Hinchman ’99 Philip & Frances Cox Christine L. Droppleman ’99 Lene T. Frye ’83 Anthony B. Grist ’91 Sharon K. Hine ’77 Rosemarie R. Coy ’70 Caroline G. Duckworth ’96 Vicki S. Fulk ’70 Deborah A. Grove ’78 Bonnie W. Hines ’65 Dorothy L. Coyle ’60 Louis A. Duckworth ’75 Ruth J. Fuller ’99 Emerson N. Grove ’49 Douglas C. Hines ’77 Harry & Laura ’73 Crosby George R. Duncan ’58 Barbara B. Fulton ’62 Linda F. Guesford ’69 Aslynn D. Hinkle ’97 Frances R. Cruger ’57 Glen ’83 & Sherry ’85 Rufus A. Fulton, Jr. Betty B. Gunnoe Paul L. Hinkle ’68 James W. Crumbacker ’68 Dunham Charles G. Funk ’58 John & Sandra Gunther Herman Hobbs Abra S. Cullen ’87 Matthew L. Dunham ’95 Sandra G. Funkhouser- Jan C. Hafer ’74 Denis C. Hodgkins ’81 Amy D. Culler ’96 Carol L. Dunlevy ’79 Rogers ’66 Mary R. Hafer ’74 Anthony T. Hoffmaster ’87 Lisa M. Cunningham ’97 Lisa S. Dunn ’93 Kay D. Gabbert ’68 Scott C. Hagan ’89 Bonnie G. Hogbin ’66 Patrick H. Curley ’78 Wendy S. Dyott ’85 Kelly J. Gamble ’87 Melissa A. Hahn ’95 James ’74 & Dana ’75 Sheila D. Curry ’77 Jeanne M. Ecton ’72 Dennis J. Gandee ’82 Wendy F. Haines ’99 Holbrook Kathleen M. Curtin ’78 Julie L. Edstrom ’85 Robyn A. Gandy Donald ’85 & Laura ’90 Hale Charles & Trudie ’88 Holder Linda J. Dadd ’88 Angela J. Elliott ’85 Willie L. Gano ’54 Therese A. Hall ’82 Maxine B. Holliday ’60 Donald J. Dahlin ’56 Franklin S. Elliott ’65 William ’94 & Kathryn ’92 Frank A. Hamilton, Jr. Richard M. Holmes ’79 Susan S. Dallas ’79 Michele H. Elliott ’79 Gant Laura W. Hamilton ’84 Tammy S. Holmes ’98 Mark S. Dalton ’97 Stacey L. Ellis ’90 Lori D. Garrett ’92 Ann B. Hammann ’66 Cheryl R. Hoover ’95 Kenneth E. Darcey ’73 Scott E. Emmert ’79 Susan M. Garrett ’80 Deborah A. Hammond ’78 Raymond & Robin Hosby Harold ’70 & Sandra ’70 Mary D. Enck ’74 Tracy O. Garrett ’84 Bonny D. Hamrick ’83 Denise S. Hose ’75 Darlington Stephen ’85 & Stephanie ’83 Ewald & Helen Gatzke William & Carolyn Hamrick P. Douglas ’93 & Nancy ’71 Larry H. Darnell ’78 Engle Paul K. Gavin ’95 John A. Hancock ’77 Hovatter Valinda A. Dattilio ’77 Timothy E. Enterline ’87 Susan M. Gemeny ’73 Gregory ’90 & Meredith ’88 John P. Howerton ’86 Jeffrey S. Davis ’75 Earl W. Eschbacher, Jr. ’62 James E. George ’66 Handakas Karen J. Howes ’99 M. Anneliese Davis ’93 Russell V. Eschbacher ’66 Keith ’84 & Dawn George William E. Hardy, Sr. ’43 Mary E. Hudkins ’78 R. Shelton Davis ’87 Joyce R. Evans ’64 Ann N. Gerbron Norma Hardy-Nesslerodt ’88 Paul A. Hudock ’90 Rachelle R. Davis ’85 Mary M. Evans ’76 Gretchen L. Germann ’93 Richard ’72 & Patricia ’73 Fredrick B. Huffman ’97 Sue H. Davis ’83 Jeffrey D. Everhart ’80 Nancy E. Germann Hare Joann E. Huffman ’75 Susan J. Davis ’77 Wayman ’66 & Sandra ’64 Andrew D. Geuder ’89 Louis & Sadie Harlan Thomas & Jane Hughes Amy J. Dawson ’93 Everly Aimee E. Gibbons ’92 O. Thomas Harman ’62 Benjamin & Christine Hummel Steven C. Dawson ’74 John ’85 & Carol ’86 Evich Elizabeth M. Gillogly ’86 Donna W. Harmison ’88 Ann L. Hummer ’69 Charlotte R. Dayton ’53 Jay ’84 & Helen ’84 Fauver Kimberly E. Gjerde ’94 David ’78 & Mary ’80 Brent ’83 & Karen ’83 Julie K. De Haven Mary Jane Felsentreger ’64 Gabrielle A. Glaser ’99 Harmon Hummer Julian C. Deck ’80 Harvey C. Fenimore, Jr. ’49 Michael D. Glazier ’84 Evelyn M. Harper ’52 David & Cathy Hunter Cathy A. Decker ’92 Darl D. Ferguson ’78 Beverly A. Glover Sherry R. Harper ’78 Roger & Wilma Hutton
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Stephen J. Hutzell ’71 Michael ’75 & Donna ’75 Gary L. Lushbaugh ’63 Dennis F. McMurran Walter F. Neely ’55 James M. Hutzler ’96 Kneisly Rosemary G. Lynch ’85 Timothy B. McShea ’80 Linda R. Neiderer ’70 Darren ’89 & Lorri Anne ’89 Frederica M. Knicely ’62 Shana B. Lynch ’00 Daniel L. Meador ’99 Martha B. Neidert ’63 Iden W. Gregory Knill ’87 Sprigg S. Lynn ’90 Frances S. Meem ’35 Cynthia C. Newcomb ’70 Ronald W. Imbach, Jr. ’86 Jo Ann J. Knode ’58 Robert B. Mackintosh ’70 Jo Ann Mentzer ’60 Harry & Lori ’99 Nice Dorcie Intemann Misty R. Koontz ’98 Terry L. Maddox ’75 Bryan D. Meredith ’85 Steven ’84 & Cynthia ’82 John W. Inwright ’78 Rose Anna Kottler ’50 Jeffrey ’98 & Wallis ’67 Leigh A. Meyers ’93 Nicewarner Charles G. Irmen Elizabeth M. Kowalksi Magaha Benjamin P. Michael ’91 Brenda S. Nicholas ’88 Andrea L. Irzinski ’94 Matthew T. Kradel ’99 Edward Magee Carolyn C. Michael ’65 Janis L. Nicholson ’80 Jane D. Ishman ’96 Barbara Kreager Anthony ’91 & Kendra ’93 Gregory A. Michael ’90 Barbara K. Nickell ’52 Allen L. Jackson ’74 Michael L. Krone ’93 Magner Loyd & Alyce Michael David W. Noel ’75 Johnette Jackson Douglas K. Krutsinger ’97 Gina D. Magrino ’87 Michele R. Michael ’92 Nancy W. Nolen ’61 Mary A. Jagemann- Julie L. Kugler-Bentley ’89 Kathern J. Maine ’59 Phillip S. Michael ’85 Denise J. Norton ’99 McCarthy ’81 Lois E. Kuhn ’78 Michael T. Mallon ’99 Donald ’58 & Gail ’59 Michael E. O’Malley ’80 Douglas W. Jennings Richard E. Kuninger Conrad & Alice ’76 Malloy Mickey Patricia M. Oates ’93 Perry ’92 & Virginia ’94 John Matthew T. Kurtz ’98 Kathleen L. Manahan ’75 Lisa A. Mihalik ’90 Paul & Sandra Oehrtman Victoria M. Johnston ’90 Richard W. LaFollette ’87 Stacey M. Mangold ’93 Patricia A. Miley ’92 Kenneth S. Onsa ’67 Maximilian G. Joksch ’93 Judith A. Laidlow ’80 John F. Manley ’91 John T. Millay III ’99 Ruth C. Orndorff ’59 Bernard B. Jones ’92 Aileen H. Laing ’88 William L. Manross ’53 Catherine G. Miller ’96 Charles W. Osbourn, Jr. ’50 John L. Jones ’55 James G. Lamdin ’56 J. L. Mantha Clyde E. Miller, Jr. ’61 John E. Ostrowski ’72 Nancy T. Jones ’85 Dennis & Judith Lamp James ’48 & Nancy ’49 Floyd W. Miller Sharon P. Osuna ’78 Curtis W. Jordan ’88 Virginia G. Landis ’30 Manuel Frances T. Miller ’40 John & JoAnn Overington George R. Jordan ’75 John & Melinda ’75 Landolt Pauline S. Manuel ’52 Gilbert ’48 & Carolyn Valerie Owens ’76 William R. Jordan, Jr. ’84 Debrah C. Lantz ’91 Ellen C. March ’78 Miller Jason ’87 & Lisa ’88 Paar William S. Jorgensen ’49 David F. LaPierre ’85 Winifred M. Marcum ’75 H. Richard Miller ’64 Diane R. Park ’81 Kara F. Joseph ’86 Lillie H. Largent ’90 J. William Marker ’47 Janine L. Miller ’82 Mildred F. Park ’85 Beth B. Josephs ’88 Yvonne M. Largent ’97 Michele M. Marra ’92 Jeffrey F. Miller ’95 Anne C. Parker ’76 Cheryl S. Judd ’71 Donald ’52 & Eloise ’55 Beth A. Marrone ’97 Martha R. Miller ’76 Christopher P. Parker ’82 Susan L. Kadel ’92 Larson Joseph A. Marschner ’92 Richard D. Miller ’73 Joann F. Parker ’92 Marjorie H. Kady ’50 Jenny L. Lauthers ’85 Denise Martin Wanda F. Miller ’55 Ralph & Shirley Parkman John ’70 & Phyliss ’73 William H. Lawson ’00 Allyson K. Mason ’96 Franklin M. Mills ’56 Dawn D. Parrish ’84 Kafton Janice M. Lazzari ’75 Daniel H. Mason ’80 Milton D. Mills ’74 Stanley Paskel Sandra K. Kaiser ’72 Melody F. Leatherman ’85 Jennifer C. Matczak ’99 Wayne C. Mills ’62 Donna T. Passwaters ’69 Anna Lou C. Kalta ’58 James ’73 & Joyce ’73 Jeremy ’96 & Jeanette ’94 Kimberly L. Mitchell ’92 Carrie A. Patches ’99 Robert ’65 & Carol ’68 Ledford Mathias Whitney R. Moler ’97 Glenn W. Patterson ’59 Kamensky Freda E. Lee ’80 Roy ’73 & Judith ’73 Joseph B. Moles, Jr. ’78 John ’86 & Renee ’87 Zack ’64 & Jody ’68 William & Carolyn Lee Matlick Bonita F. Monk ’66 Patterson Karantonis Susan D. LeGrand ’83 Elaine C. Mauck ’68 Genevieve Monroe Linda S. Patterson ’72 Charles F. Kauffman, Jr. ’73 Rachel J. Lehner ’83 Tina M. Mauck ’85 Donald & Lillie ’36 Moore Mahlon R. Patterson, Jr. ’81 Brian J. Kearney ’93 Nancy B. Leidenfrost ’56 Don ’73 & Mary ’73 Mauzy Robert ’70 & Patricia ’68 Jerry D. Paxson ’85 Jennifer G. Kearney ’95 Richard & Ann Less Lisa G. May ’90 Moore Christopher ’92 & Paula ’97 Jay P. Kearns ’57 E. Jeannette Leveque ’76 Kathleen E. May-Hartzok ’74 Saundra Moreland ’58 Payne Laura M. Kelehan ’75 David ’74 & Jackie Lewis Lucas ’96 & Heather ’95 Teresa A. Moreland ’94 Stephanie L. Payne ’97 Jerry L. Kelican ’62 Eric ’95 & Joy ’91 Lewis McCall Jeffrey A. Morgan ’90 John ’63 & Yvonne Peiffer Amy A. Keller ’81 Paul R. Lewis ’74 Timothy S. McClain ’94 Mary Ann W. Morgan ’53 Julie L. Perrotta ’97 John F. Keller ’75 Stephanie A. Lewis ’96 Phyllis M. McCleaf ’65 Jane M. Morison ’67 William C. Perry ’50 Joseph Kelsey ’92 Gail E. Licata ’80 William ’86 & Catherine ’86 Duncan S. Morrell ’85 Duane ’63 & Ivalu Peterson Alice T. Kendig ’35 Michael ’82 & Patricia ’82 McCollough James V. Morris Elizabeth Peterson ’95 Daniel D. Kendle ’73 Life Charles ’73 & Susan ’74 Joseph & Elsie Morton Andrew W. Phillips ’98 Robert C. Kerchner Robert J. Lilley ’98 McCormick Alan D. Mullendore ’00 John R. Phillips ’92 Treva L. Kerns ’71 Sara R. Linger ’36 Marion McCoy Brenda B. Mullendore ’70 Joylynn A. Phillips ’97 David ’68 & Carolyn ’71 Timothy D. Linton ’89 Travis ’89 & Debbie ’89 Nancy L. Mullins ’97 Nelson S. Phillips ’82 Kerr Angela K. Little ’95 McCrory Lisa L. Mumpower ’95 Deborah K. Piscitelli ’71 Gindy K. Kerr ’99 Richard K. Lloyd ’93 George & Mary McCullough John H. Munday, Jr. ’75 Judy C. Pittinger ’73 Joseph R. Kilianski Charles A. Lochbaum, Jr. ’60 James E. McCutcheon, Jr. ’76 Patrick ’75 & Beverly ’72 Christopher ’97 & Dawn ’99 Patricia A. Kinder ’79 Bonnie S. Long ’55 Kenneth & Gladys McDaniel Murphy Pitzer Barbara M. King Jack D. Long ’59 Bradley R. McDonald ’96 Brian X. Murray ’80 Carl L. Pleasants ’96 Franklin D. King Leslie A. Long ’00 Ellen L. McDonald ’66 Jimmie L. Murray ’98 David ’77 & Barbara ’77 George V. King II ’96 Michael ’89 & Jill ’92 Lordan Michael T. McDonald ’97 Joan F. Myers ’91 Plume James ’65 & Virginia ’65 Richard & Cheryl ’75 Losh Gail G. McDowell ’97 Olivia M. Myers ’77 Marsha C. Plybon ’65 Kinkead Victoria A. Lotts ’69 Georgia Lee McElhaney Rhonda L. Myers ’82 H. Kiehl ’55 & Roberta John A. Kirby ’77 Michael L. Loudenslager ’99 James H. McFarland ’50 Joel ’80 & Terri ’81 Nahari Poffenberger Barbara E. Kiss Kenneth F. Lowe III ’95 Mary L. McGarvey ’70 Gary J. Najaka ’87 Philip L. Poffenberger ’60 George ’76 & Alice ’77 Kenneth ’71 & Mary ’70 Karen L. McGavin ’82 R. Lynn Najaka ’86 V. Mabel C. Poffenberger ’42 Kitson Lowe Jerald ’69 & Linda ’69 Constantine ’62 & Bonna ’64 Michelle A. Poggi ’99 Kathryn M. Klein ’77 Scott M. Lowe ’81 McGraw Nakopoulos John W. Poling ’56 Sharon M. Kleptach ’71 Samuel K. Lucas ’67 Kathie W. McIlroy ’94 Mary Lou Naples Jeffrey C. Pollock ’85 Margaret A. Kline ’63 Ralph ’65 & Ann ’65 Robert ’91 & Jodi ’92 William R. Neal ’64 Carolyn M. Pope ’67 Ludwick McKay Christopher P. Needham ’82 Bettie D. Porterfield ’54
24 Shepherd College Magazine Donald L. Pottieger ’86 Ronita R. Rupert ’88 Douglas E. Smith ’76 John H. Tarmann ’78 Francis L. Ware ’41 Rachel M. Potts ’93 Charles R. Russell ’84 James A. Smith ’71 Christine E. Taylor ’81 Linda C. Waring ’91 Ruth M. Potts ’93 Joshua A. Russell ’99 Jerome J. Smith ’74 Christopher S. Taylor ’98 H. Douglas Warner ’74 Linda K. Poutré ’79 Thomas E. Rust ’74 Melvin & Marise Smith David ’70 & Barbara ’71 Allan J. Warsaw ’74 James F. Prince ’73 Clifton ’75 & Shannon ’76 Pamela G. Smith ’75 Taylor Connie B. Washburn ’71 Donna F. Printz ’75 Rutherford Robin E. Smith ’78 James ’59 & Dorothy ’59 Lauri A. Wasson ’89 Angela S. Propst ’80 George C. Rutherford ’62 Dianne M. Smolen Taylor Ernest ’84 & Donalda ’89 Brian L. Purkey ’89 Jane A. Rutherford ’87 Edgar ’49 & Vivian ’52 Smoot Nicole D. Taylor ’99 Waterhouse Jessica R. Rabickow ’99 Rebecca W. Sagle ’76 M. Lisa Snodgrass ’84 Teresa L. Taylor ’90 Daniel L. Waters ’90 Dewayne A. Raines ’61 Dorothy L. Salamy ’57 Jenean Snow Raymond T. Teneyck ’00 Emily M. Waters ’57 Wendy M. Ramsey ’87 Elizabeth D. Salmon ’62 Edward Snyder & Nancy Jack C. Tennant ’97 Myra S. Watkins ’85 Denise L. Randolph ’95 Candace A. Sammons ’88 Gunther-Snyder ’90 Kimberly A. Terneus ’00 Raleigh ’90 & Patricia ’58 Jeffrey S. Randolph ’83 Wendy J. Sauca ’97 Judy E. Snyder ’69 Mary E. Thomas ’38 Watson William C. Randolph ’95 Tara L. Saville ’95 Linda A. Snyder ’67 Bonnie L. Thompson ’91 Kathleen R. Watts ’74 David J. Rankin ’95 Robert H. Schellhaus ’59 Vivian Snyder Cathy L. Thompson ’90 Elizabeth R. Webster ’70 Charles ’68 & Mary ’70 John W. Schildt ’58 Rebecca L. Snyder ’76 Jerry D. Thompson ’66 Anna E. Weedy ’68 Rannells Charles Schott & Nancy Thaddeus J. Sobczak ’95 Julianne F. Thompson ’00 Jack & Mary Weigel Charles ’86 & Wendy Brown-Schott Susan M. Sowers ’85 Larry & Linda ’68 Thompson Kurt ’97 & Mariko ’97 Ransom Cathy M. Schreiner ’69 Rebecca N. Speaks ’78 Wayne G. Thomson ’70 Weinhardt Daymond & Michele ’87 Joseph & Cheryl Schriner Donald ’74 & Nancy ’75 Lisa M. Thornburg ’66 Lois E. Weiss ’30 Ransom Susan J. Schultz ’85 Specht Pamela S. Thrailkill ’87 David M. Welker ’81 G. Norris ’61 & Joyce ’71 Duncan A. Schwabe ’97 Roy E. Speelman, Jr. ’51 Michael & Rachel Tillinghast Richard & Mary Welniak Rath Edward ’84 & Lorri ’84 Karleen Y. Spielman ’85 Windy N. Tolliver ’93 Linda J. Welton ’76 Brian ’92 & Julie ’93 Schwartz Gary ’67 & Linda ’71 Nancy E. Tornello ’72 Phoebe W. West Rathman Beth O. Scott ’82 Sponaugle Robin W. Townsend ’74 Charles J. Whiston M. Elizabeth B. Rayburn ’93 Patricia B. Scrivener ’75 Amy B. Spurgeon ’99 Richard V. Tragno ’78 Christina L. White ’96 Rebecca F. Raynes ’70 Charles E. Seaman ’49 Margaret R. Spurrier ’72 David G. Trail, Jr. ’94 Richard C. Whiting II ’73 Lucretia D. Reaves ’63 Gail T. Shackelford ’83 Timothy H. Spurrier ’84 Randall & Paula ’90 Tremba Nicole E. Whitman ’94 Gary L. Recher ’77 Donald L. Shade ’74 Fred C. Staats ’60 Sherry L. Trenary ’95 Constance A. Whittington ’80 Kathryn J. Redmond ’69 Julie D. Shadle ’77 Keith ’81 & Donna ’82 Stains Jeannette A. Trevey ’87 William ’71 & Sharon ’80 Bryan C. Reed ’93 Rebecca J. Shaffer ’61 Mary E. Stalnaker ’50 Janet B. Tritapoe ’74 Whittington Lois A. Reed ’79 Jessie Shanholtz ’98 Robert ’68 & Petra Teresa L. Troha ’83 Patrick J. Wilbourne John ’64 & Audrey Reynolds Tina L. Shanholtz ’98 Stambaugh C. Douglas ’64 & Roxie Stephen G. Wildasin ’72 George ’76 & Nena ’77 Fred D. Shank, Jr. ’96 Peggy S. Stanley ’89 Tucker James M. Wiley ’78 Rhoderick Jennifer S. Shank ’95 Kevin L. Starliper ’91 Melissa J. Tucker ’94 Tamitha L. Wilkins ’91 Jeffrey ’74 & Bonnie ’73 Linda R. Sharar ’80 Maureen D. Stefanski ’79 Tammy M. Tucker ’80 David S. Wilkinson ’90 Rhodes Alexander & Carline Shaw M. Harris Stein, Jr. ’69 Ellen F. Turner ’87 Astrid M. Willemsma ’79 Lacy Rice Betty Shaw Michael ’79 & Janice ’80 Richard G. Tutwiler ’58 Brian ’97 & Jennifer ’99 Sharon C. Riggleman ’83 Paul I. Sheaffer Stemple Stephanie S. Van Evera ’76 Williams Thomas J. Rinard ’78 Ernest W. Shepherd ’74 Sharon M. Steptoe ’72 Archie Van Norden Jack & Nancy Williams Kenneth ’89 & Anne ’86 Michael ’95 & Shanda Doreen A. Stevenson Constance A. Van Sickler ’81 Ryan ’93 & Andrea ’94 Riser Sherman Carl O. Stewart ’58 Sandra E. Vandevander ’71 Williams Kelley L. Roach ’91 Steven H. Sherrard ’94 Dale ’80 & Catherine ’92 Melissa L. VanGilder ’84 Blair A. Williamson ’90 Cheryl D. Roberts ’80 Harriett S. Sherwood ’69 Stewart Lynne Varcoe ’97 Pamela M. Wilmer ’69 Dale L. Robertson ’78 Wanda L. Shield ’64 Virginia A. Stotler ’97 Kathleen W. Varner ’75 Paul ’74 & Patricia ’73 Jason ’91 & Deborah ’94 D. Lynn ’58 & Dolores ’64 Stanley E. Stouffer ’68 Ann M. Vassar ’69 Wilmoth Robertson Shirley Robert L. Strain ’97 Mary Ann Vaughn ’66 Ann E. Wilson ’84 Wendy D. Robertson ’83 Linda M. Shirley ’00 David & Mary Stuckey Robert & Bernadette Vaughn David L. Wilson ’67 Diane L. Robinson ’99 James D. Shives ’65 Chloe Studwell ’49 John W. Velasquez ’90 Denis & Gretchen Wilson Rose M. Robinson ’77 Larry E. Shobe ’74 Gregory J. Stup ’96 Beverly S. Vetter ’98 Rose M. Wilson Pamela K. Robison ’83 Jamelle N. Showell ’82 Sterling Suddarth J. Edward Vickers ’71 Yvonne E. Wilson ’81 Anthony Rocco, Jr. ’61 Mary Beth Sibert ’99 Carol S. Suker ’78 Sandra L. Vickers ’70 Norma Jean M. Wilt ’71 Scott ’78 & Elizabeth ’89 Ronald L. Sibole ’95 David L. Sullivan ’71 Andrew & Nancy Vogel Linda K. Wineman ’71 Rockwell Rita J. Siegrist ’95 Leslie C. Sullivan ’78 Leslie L. Wachter ’97 Joyce A. Winter ’82 Francis & Nancy Roesel Ward ’93 & Melissa ’94 Patricia A. Sullivan ’92 Michael ’74 & Susan ’73 Jennifer J. Wohlleban ’87 Patricia A. Rogers ’75 Sigler Sarah J. Sullivan ’94 Wagner Betty J. Wojcik ’74 Bobby L. Rohrer Thomas & Roberta Siler Debra L. Summers ’81 Jill A. Walbert ’79 Paul F. Wolfe ’82 Thomas R. Rohrer ’81 Donald R. Silvius ’81 Dwight Summers ’96 Kenneth T. Waldeck, Sr. ’35 John ’88 & Lisa ’87 Wolff Lisa L. Rolle ’83 Maria B. Simpson ’85 Kelli Summers ’93 & Kristen C. Owen Walker ’82 David & Mary Wolfinger Deborah A. Romano ’99 Foster L. Sirbaugh, Jr. ’80 Pike ’92 Elizabeth A. Walker ’85 Carol D. Wolford ’58 Steven J. Rosa ’92 Willadeen Skeen Mary Kay Sustek ’86 James & Ethel Walker Robert G. Wolford ’54 Megan S. Rose-Jensen ’75 Scott B. Slick ’00 John B. Sutton Judith C. Walker ’77 Robert B. Wolford ’95 Constance M. Roth Janet A. Slonaker ’74 Paul ’60 & Shirley ’60 Zoë H. Walker Andrea K. Wood ’99 Lisa Y. Roth ’86 Linda Slothower Swartz Susan K. Wall ’78 Cynthia B. Woods ’75 Wilma W. Roumel ’61 Anne S. Small ’67 Jason ’94 & Holly ’96 Timothy K. Wall ’83 Denis J. Woods Ronald F. Rowe ’91 Charles T. Smith ’88 Sweeney Kimberly B. Walls ’80 Ernest M. Woods ’67 Kathryn N. Ruckman ’93 David ’83 & Pamela ’81 James F. Swogger, Jr. ’95 Joseph ’66 & Elizabeth ’67 Georgenia P. Woodward ’90 Haydon & Rita ’85 Rudolf Smith Debra M. Tabler ’78 Walter Sandra M. Woolley David P. Rudy ’83 Diana B. Smith ’74 Donnagean L. Talbert ’65 Wendy L. Ward ’80
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Dennis ’71 & Jean ’71 WRNR Talk Radio Sigma Alpha Iota Workman Sigma Theta Tau Casino Night raises $7,000 Gary ’73 & Robin ’81 POTOMAC CLUB St. Agnes Catholic Church Wratchford ($500-$999) Union Network Systems, Inc. The Shepherd College Foundation’s Ram Stadium Connie Wright & Edra Eastern Panhandle Soil Whale of a Wash Expansion Committee would like to recognize the McCoy Conservation District Whitetail Ski Co., Inc. Larry J. Wright ’97 First Union Foundation Willowdale Community following businesses and individuals who made Mary E. Wysong ’66 La Societe Des 40 Hommes Association, Inc. gifts of time and auction items to support the Ca- Beverly J. Yeagle ’69 et 8 Chevaux World Kitchen sino Night and Silent Auction. Jack & Jane ’76 Yokum Laurel Capital Advisors, LLP Over $7,000 was raised for the Ram Stadium Georgiana S. Yost ’38 NSDAR, West Virginia State BLUE & GOLD CLUB Paul V. Yost ’48 Society (under $100) Facilities Building during the September 8 event Chuck W. Young ’95 Prudential Securities, Inc. A Cut Above held at Cress Creek Country Club. Special thanks Debra A. Young ’00 Regent Investor Services Adena District Garden Club Donald & Evelyne Young Rittenhouse Financial Appalachian District Garden go out to the event’s chair Pam Gillette ’77 and Harry & Jayne Young Services, Inc. Club co-chair Mary Kay MacFarlane ’76. Shawn S. Young ’87 Blennerhassett District Those donating gifts or serving as volunteers Roger W. Younker, Jr. ’85 KNUTTI CLUB Garden Club Irene B. Yurish ’66 ($100-$499) Blue Moon Cafe included Dow Benedict, Betsy Blose, Ken Boone ’76, Dale R. Zeigler ’83 The Beach Break Tanning Boomtown Inn & Restaurant Vicky Bullett, Charles Town Races, Clarion Hotel Carolyn J. Zinn Salon Burger King and Conference Center, Cindy Cook, Cress Creek Paul G. Zwior ’66 Christian Caine Jeweler’s Clarion Hotel & Conference Cox Nichols Hollida Center Country Club, Steve D’Antuono ’82, Delta Sigma Corporate Donors Day’s Inn Comfort Inn Pi, Delta Zeta, Claire Johnson, Gene Lugat ’83, SHEPHERD CLUB First Union Securities Comfort Suites Marcyanna Millet ’96, Morgan Awards, Densil ($10,000 and above) Fostoria Community Hospital Disc Jockey The Ayco Charitable Greentree Realty Ed’s Beer & Wine Nibert, Mary Oty ’78, Bob Pope ’74, Potomac Foundation Herald Mail Food Lion, Inc./Store #871 Farms Nursery, Rick Rohn, Shepherd Athletic De- Bank of Charles Town Kable Photography Fountain Head Garden Club partment, Julie St. Marie ’84 and ’85, Norma Tay- BB&T Martinsburg Civitan Club Giovanni’s NY Pizza Gateway Foundation, Inc. Masterworks Chorale Golden Corral Family lor, Bob Terpening ’64 and the Indianapolis Colts, Loats Foundation, Inc. Medical College of Ohio at Steakhouse The Greenbrier, The Woods Resort, Randy Thomp- Washington County Toledo Foundation Greenbrier District Garden son ’93 of Thompson Gas, and Bob Wantz ’55. ❧ Homemakers Monongahela Cheat District Club WV Humanities Council Garden Club Hair Graphics Mt. Zion United Methodist Holiday Inn RUMSEY CLUB Church Inside Golf ($1,000-$9,999) NEA/NMAPC Jefferson County Memorial Allegheny Energy Perfectionist Cleaning Park Charles Town Kiwanis Club Services, Inc. Jefferson High School Class Charles Town Lions Club Potomac Construction of 1984 Alumni Fund Citizens Communications Re/Max Real Estate Group Kanawha District-WVGCI Citizens National Bank Rickard Associates, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. City National Bank Sheetz, Store #160 Pilot Club of Jackson Eastern West Virginia Shepherd College Accounting County Assocation for Young Club Progressive Printing Children Shepherd College Bookstore The Skin Shop F&M Bank–West Virginia Shepherd College Dining Hall Specialty Business Supplies Foundation for Mentally Shepherd College Nursing Spiritual Assembly of the Retarded and Handicapped Department Faculty and Bahais of Jefferson
Children Staff County Aria Charles Helm Group, Inc. Shepherdstown Beverage State Farm Co. Foundation Huntington National Bank Company Therapeutic Massage Foundation donors-scholars reception Jefferson Distributing Co., Inc. Shepherdstown Lumber Turn the Page Bookstore and Jefferson Security Bank Company Cafe Shepherd President David Dunlop is pictured Machen Music, Inc. Shockley Honda Video Den ❧ with Susan Garber and her daughter, art major MBNA America Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Emily Garber, a Burkhart General Scholar, of The Pittsburgh Foundation Did you know? Laurel, Maryland, at the Foundation Donor/ Rauch Family Credit Trust • During the 2001-2002 academic Scholars Reception. President and Mrs. Dunlop ServiceMaster, Inc. year, the Shepherd College Foun- Shenandoah-Potomac opened the gardens of their historic home, Garden Council dation will provide almost Popodicon, to honor Foundation scholarship Shepherd College Classified $800,000 in scholarships and pro- sponsors and scholars. The September afternoon Employees Siesta Group LLC gram support. reception provided the opportunity for donors, U.S. Silica Company • Foundation assets total $15.6 scholars, and their families to come together United National Bank with administration, faculty, and leadership The Virginia Honey Company million. board members.
26 Shepherd College Magazine Merrill Lynch
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