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Never before has Ouachita been in a position to have a stronger impact in our state, around the nation, and throughout our world than at this time. What factors cause me to make this statement?

A faculty ofcommitted scholars. Our faculty strives to provide academic programs which are challenging and which will equip our students to be leaders in the decades of the century to come.

Excellent physical facilities and services. Faithful gifts of Arkansas Baptists and the support of our generous friends have enabled us to build, equip, and staff facilities which contribute to the educational experiences of our students.

An outstanding student body. They are bright, academically gifted, and interested in making a difference in our world.

These factors, added together, explain in part why Ouachita is beginning to receive regional recognition for the quality of our educational programs. In U.S. News & World Report Ouachita was recently named to the top ten list for liberal arts colleges and universities in the south and as the number one value in the south when considering the cost of education as compared to the quality of education received by the students. This special recognition contributes to a growing enrollment, up 14 percent over the past three years to a total headcount of 1,477. Ouachita's growing appeal reaches into our state and beyond. Nearly 28 percent of our students come from outside Arkansas. -.. ) These factors measure a university from an academic perspective, but there is - more to the Ouachita experience than academics. The other factor is the spiritual dimension of the Ouachita brand of education. Ouachita's distinct Christian character attracts many students and it affects all who spend time on our campus.

Part of that dimension comes from the leadership ofour trustees, faculty and staff, men and women who are committed to carrying out the mission of the university.

Students provide the other part of the Christian dimension at Ouachita. There is an increase in the number of our students who are preparing for ministry. More than 180 are majoring in religious studies. Nearly 400 have expressed an interest in some form of vocational Christian ministry. Around 75 students indicate they are considering missions service.

Ouachita is indeed 'in position,' ready to provide a quality education in a Christian context, ready to challenge students to be all they can be and all that God wants them to be, ready to continue carrying out the mission which Arka nsas Baptists gave us in 1886. PRESIDENT Ben M. Elrod 'rhe

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Clarence Anthony Augusta Boatright • • • UACHITA IRCLE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mike Carroll The Alumni Magazine or Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia, AR Winter, 1996 Cotton Cordell George Dunklin James D. Gattis Jack Hazlewood Mike Huckabee James M. Jones Larry Kircher Wesley Kluck John Miller Pauline Morrow Gail DeLaughter Pennington H. E. "Pete" Raines Paul Sanders Bryan Smith John Stipe William H. "Buddy" Sutton David Uth Mike Vinson John Ward Richard A. Wells Diane Cato Williamson

DEVELOPMENT STAFF Andrew Westmoreland, Executive Vice President John Cloud, Dir. ofEstate and Gift Planning Margaret Wright, Development Officer/. Dir. of Corporate & Foundation Programs Rachael Ward, Dir. ofAnnual Giving Homecoming 2-3 Deborah Root, Dir. ofDev. Publica tions 1995 Homecoming Queen Amy Fisher is congratulated by April Shields, the 1994 Homecoming Queen, after being crowned fORMER STUDENTS AssociATION ADVISORY BoARD during pre-game ceremonies on November 4. Amy was elected to David M. Tate, President the honor by a vote of the student body. Yevonne Fleming Conrad, Vice President Junanne Reynolds Brown, Recording Secretary • AN INsiDE LooK• Wesley Kluck, Tiger Network Chair Randy Garner, Dir. ofTiger Network Bettie Duke, Asst. Dir. ofTiger Network Development News 4 . Arkansas Advisors: Clay Vire, Sarah Atkinson Bennett, Faculty /Staff News 6 Butch Reeves, Mike Shull, John W. Morgan, Mandy Draffen Fulton, Charlotte Vining Douglas, Richard Stipe, Campus News 8 Rosemary Casey Vance, Llewellyn Terry, Connie Fikes Mitchell Alumni News 14 Out-of-State Advisors: Heidi Brown Helwig, Todd Turner, Memorials 15 Frances Scott Smith, Kent Westbrook, Bogan Morgan, Charles Baker, Charles Petty, Brad Round tree, Class Notes (marriages, births, deaths) 16 Frank Taylor, Gretchen Hargis Peacock Donor List 25 The Ouachita Circle is a publication of Ouachita Baptist University, OBU Box 3762, The Financial Adviser A-C Arkadelphia, AR 71998-0001. Alumni E-mail: [email protected] • • On 1he Cover: Mrs. Bernice Jooe.t is piclured wilh Ouachilil Presiden/ Ben Elrod. Execlllive ••••••••••••••••••••• Phil Hardin, Assistant to the President Direc/or of/he Arkansas Bapli.tl SIU/e Convelllion Don Moore. and Ex waive Vice Presidenl Andy and Director ofAlumni A Hairs Wes/moreland following Ihe Wl/1111/ncemenlof I he "Window of Oppor/Jmily" cwnpaign. Deborah Root, Editor Jeff Root, Dir. ofPublic Relations Mac Sisson, Asst. Dir. ofPublic Relations Printed by International Graphics, Inc. Homecoming activities at Ouachita serving as host. November 3-4 featured a football game, Friday's activities began with the class reunions, a President's Leadership Former Students Association's (FSA) Forum, an alumni buffet, campus tours, reunion dinner for Ouachita graduates social club reunions and a musical variety and former students. Special recognition show. went to the classes of 1949, 'SO, '51, '54, T.he Stud en~ Senate accelera~ed '55, '56, '59, '60, '61, '64, '65, '66, '69, '70, e a 1ts emphas1s on Homecommg '71, '74, '75, '76, '79, '80, '81, '84, '85, '86, tj CY. this year, choosing the theme '89, '90, and '91. The dinner was followed "A Legacy Worth Living." Chad by the second evening ofTiger Tunes. Gallagher, vice president of the Student Events for Saturday, November 4, SenateandchairoftheHomecoming began with Student Association Committee, worked Fellowships held at various locations on l)"t with Phil Hardin,assis- campus. 000 (/ h tant to the president and At 11:30 a.m., the FSA sponsored a director of alumni affairs, in planning Homecoming Alumni Buffet in the new and traditional events, as well as Banquet Room ofEvans Student Center. emphasizing the theme and publicizing The pregame Homecoming • • the events prior to the week- ceremonies began at 1:30 with the l v l n9 en.d. In addition to the tradi­ announcementofthe 1995 Homecoming tional events, Homecommg Queen. Receiving the honor from her included a 'Legacy' display of fellow students was Amy Fisher, a senior photographs from 1886 to the present; elementary education major from Beebe. the release of 1,000 balloons before the 'This is the biggest honor in my college football game, new welcome signs and career," said Fisher. 'It means so much to banners around campus, and the me because it comes from my fellow '9 5 availability ofHomecoming t-shirts. students. I feel very honored.' H 0 ME C0 MIN G Activities began on Thursday The Homecoming Court also evening with the first of three included: T.K. Zellers ofVan Buren, first performances ofTiger Tunes, sponsored runner-up; Erin Crumley of Denver, by the Ouachita Student Foundation Colo., second runner-up; Julie Snider of (OSF). The show featured seven campus Rose Bud, third runner-up; and Misty clubs and organizations competing for Butts of Little Rock, fourth runner-up. cash prizes by presenting short musical The Tigers then hosted Harding parodies, along with musical University. The game came down to a performances by a select group of hosts late fourth-quarter effort, but the Tigers and hostesses for TigerTunes. This group fell short 16-13. was joined by a seven person instrumental The FSA sponsored nine after-game combo. fellowships for various graduation classes, In attendance Thursday night were and the Homecoming activities approximately 150 high school students concluded with the final production of from Arkansas and surrounding states Tiger Tunes. who were participating in the President's The Kappa Chi Men's Social Club Leadership Forum (PLF), sponsored by took top honors in the competition with the Admissions Counseling Office. their soldier theme titled "Kappa On Friday, November 3, the visiting Cadence." First runner-up was the Beta OFFENSIVE EFFORT • The Tiger of­ students met with members of the Beta Men's Social Club with their fense gains yardage before being administration, faculty, and student body, production titled "Rockin' the Cradle.' stopped by a tough Harding defense. attended classes, were a part ofthe Baptist Chi Delta Women's Social Club took The Tigers tried a late fourth-quarter comeback, but fell short 16-13. Student Union sponsored voluntary second runner-up honors with Welcome Noonday devotional period in Berry to the Jungle." Dressed as brides, the EEE Chapel, and then had lunch in the Women's Social Club placed as four-­ banquet room of Evans Student Center, runner-up with "Wedded Bliss with Ouachita President Dr. Ben M. Elrod Sealed With a Kiss."

2·Homecoming KAPPA SOLDIERS • The Kappa Chi Men's Social Club performs its winning Tiger Tunes show titled "Kappa Cadence."

CLASS GIFT • Luther Brewer, president of the class of 1955, shakes hands with Ouachita President Ben Elrod after presenting the university a check to endow a scholarship · named for the class in honor of its 40th reunion. The check was presented at the Reunion Dinner during Homecoming. Bill Williams (left) was chairman of the Scholarship Project Committee which surpassed its $15,000 goal with cash and pledges of $22,695.

the Homecoming Court are: Misty Butts, Ill;;'~~ ~~~~~~i5:J'~~~•E::::3 fourth runner-up; Julie Snider, third runner­ up; Amy Fisher, homecoming queen: T.K. Zellers, first runner-up; and Erin Crumley, second

REUNION TEA • Paula Woodall Benson ('79) speaks to the members and former members of the EEE Women's Social Club during the club's 70th anniversary reunion tea.

Homecoming ·3 ------dP------~ University announces $40 million campaign Ouachita unveiled the largest capital campaign in its 109- year history with an announcement October 12 on the front lawn of Cone-Bottoms Hall. Dr. Ben M. Elrod, president of Ouachita, was joined by John L. Heflin, president ofTerminix, Inc. of Arkansas, and donor Bernice Jones of Springdale in announcing the three- year, $40 million campaign. ------f--- "This may well be the most singularly important "The willingness o our day in the history of Ouachita," said Elrod. "The willingnessofourinstitutionalfamilytoseek$40million institutional family to after pledging and giving nearly $28 million over the last five years is the most ambitious undertaking in the seek $40 million after history of the school." Ouachita's "Window of Opportunity" campaign is the second phase of the University's Decade of Progress pledging and giving campaign, which began in 1990. The initial phase concluded last year and exceeded its challenge goal of nearly $28 million $26.7 million. Heflin, who will serve as national chair of the over the last five years Window of Opportunity, announced that $15 million in gifts and pledges has already been raised in the new is the most ambitious ANNOUNCEMNT• campaign, with $8 million earmarked for the Johnny Heflin, chairman of the construction of the Harvey Jones Science Center and Board of Trustees, more funding designated for the creation of the Bernice undertaking in the announces the Young Jones School of Fine Arts. f university's "Win­ Heflin, who also serves as chairman of the Ouachita 0 dow of Opportunity" history the school." campaign at the Board of Trustees, asked all friends of Ouachita to join Ben M. Elrod October 12 press him in making this the most successful fund-raising conference. effort in Ouachita history. president Bernice Jones described her love for Ouachita and said she was pleased to be able to play a part in the University's development. The Harvey and Bernice Jones Charitable Trust of Springdale has been a major supporter of Ouachita, with a number of gifts and grants, including the Harvey and Bernice Jones Performing Arts Center and the Harvey Jones Endowed Chair of Business and Transportation Studies. Elrod said supporters like Heflin, Jones and several others in attendance had helped Ouachita enter a new era. "Ouachita has achieved regional recognition in recent years," Elrod said. "We seek through this campaign to maintain and strengthen our recognized position as one of the top ten liberal arts institutions in the south. "It is our desire to stay affordable for students in Arkansas. To do this, we must build our endowment funds, and the campaign will be primarily for that purpose." The donors and Ouachita supporters who came for the announcement were treated to a luncheon and reception at Evans Student Center. The day's schedule concluded with a concert by the Arkansas Symphony Chamber Orchestra in the Harvey and Bernice Jones Performing Arts Center. The concert featured pianist David Allen W ehr, Ouachita's artist-in­ resid ence. ·by Jeff Root 4 ·Development News OOin()ow oF(!)ppm:tunity DECADE OF PROGRESS CAMPAIGN OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 1995-1998

RECEPTION • Special guests of the university visit during a reception held in honor of Mrs. Jones. INTERVIEW • Mrs. Jones is interviewed by the Little Rock media following the announcement of the Harvey Jones Science Center and Bernice Young Jones School of Fine Arts.

AFTERNOON VISIT • Nancy Patterson, Katherine Crandall and Ruth Jordan visit on the ESC overlook. During the press conference, it was announced that the chemistry lab in the Harvey Jones Science Center would be named in honor of Dr. J. D. Patterson. GREETINGS • Mrs. Jones greets those gathered on the lawn of Cone-Bottoms for the press conference. Development News · 5 -NtW4tnaletrf- lFaculty, staff receive recognition asso:~::r~f:~::;;"· I for years of service to Ouachita biology, recently Twenty-seven faculty and staff mem­ Twenty-year honors were given to: completed a National bers were recognized by the institution Janice Cockerham, instructor and gov­ Aeronautics and Space with service awards at the annual Fac­ ernment documents librarian; Dr. Ben Administration (NASA) ulty-StaffBanquet in August. M. Elrod, president of the University and U.S. Space Academy The employees represent a total of professor of religion; Randy Garner, di­ program at the U.S. Space and Rocket 490 years of service to the University. rector of admissions counseling; Bill Center in Huntsville, Alabama. They were presented their awards by Harkrider, director ofplant maintenance; The program involved an intense President Ben M. Elrod. and Mac Sisson, assistant director of pub­ curriculum in principles of aerospace 'These members ofthe Ouachita fam­ lic relations and director of the news technology, space exploration, and discovery ily represent an outstanding commitment bureau. as applied to the nation's space and rocketry of service and honor to the goals of Oua­ Ouachita honored four individuals program. chita Baptist University,' Elrod said, who have given 15 years ofservice to the "Their investment is recognized and ap­ institution. They were: Eddie Ary, assis­ plauded for what each has done to help tant professor of finance; B. J. Houston, Ouachita in educating young people." former assistant professor of business ad­ Dr. Ben M. Elrod, One faculty member, Dr. Wayne ministration; Lewis Shepherd, director president, was recently Everett, the Elma Grey Goodwin Holt ofTRIO Programs; and Kevin Sullivan, elected to a second term Professor of Chemistry and Pre-Medical plant maintenance. as vice chairman of the Studies and acting dean of the School of Ten faculty and staff members were Board of Directors of the Arts and Sciences, headed the list ofpeople recognized for 10 years of service. They Cooperative Services recognized with 35 years of service. were: Charolette Allison, secretary to the International Education Thirty-year awards were presented president; Verna Baker, assistant profes­ Consortium (CSIEC). to: Richard Brown, associate professor of soroffamily and consumer sciences; Linda Elrod's election came at the annual biology; Dr. Charles Chambliss, profes­ Childs, secretary to the athletic director; meeting of the CSIEC held at Mercer sor of education; Jack Estes, director of Stephen Hennagin, associate professor of academic skills development and associ­ University in Macon, Georgia. More than 120 mathematics and computer science; Lisa ate professor of modern languages; and Hill, assistant business manager; Scott participants from 34 Southern Baptist Dr. Bob Gravett, professor emeritus of Holsclaw, assistant professor of speech Convention colleges and universities were in physical education. and drama; Ken Miles, assistant to the attendance at the convocation. Three men were presented 25-year dean of students and head resident of The emphasis of the program was on service awards. They were: Dr. Ed Coulter, Anthony Hall; Sherri Phelps, director of sharing experiences from traveling, studying former vice president for administration human resources; Russell Rainbolt, and teaching abroad, as well as on relating to and professor of education; Bill Dixon, former assistant professor ofmathematics international students and faculty members dean of students and associate professor and computer science; and Dr. Doug on American campuses. of biology; and Kim Patterson, audio­ Reed, associate professor of political sci­ visuals coordinator. ence. ·Mac Sisson

Dr. Tom Greer, the Art award to honor Raybon, Berry Clarence and Bennie annual award that is to be given each Sue Anthony Professor Two former faculty members of the department of art-- Phares Raybon and spring to the "outstanding rising senior of Bible and the Betty Berry -- have been honored in the student who is majoring in art." Humanities, is the author establishment of an art award fund in Additional gifts from other donors of eight articles in a their names at Ouachita. to the Raybon-Berry Art Award Fund recent edition of the Raybon and Berry both served as are invited, said Andrew Westmoreland, "Dictionary of Baptists in America." chairs of the department of art over an executive vice president at Ouachita. The dictionary is published by the extended period of time. Raybon joined "Both Phares Ray bon and Betty Berry lntervarsity Christian Fellowship and edited the Ouachita faculty in 1951 and retired served Ouachita long and faithfully," sai by Bill Leonard. in 1980. Berry joined the faculty in 1969 Westmoreland. "It is especial!_ The articles have titles including and retired 1994. meaningful that they should be honoree.. "Ouachita Baptist University," "Baptist Dr. RaoufHalaby, acting chair of the The University certainly appreciates Missionary Union," as well as, several articles department ofa rt and professor ofEnglish thoughtfulness of the Halabys in help· on Arkansas Baptists and Arkansas Baptist at Ouachita, and his wife, Rachel, to establish this award. We invite oth missionaries. participated in the initial funding of the to participate in gifts to the fund." 6 · Faculty/StaffNews appointed to serve as

Dr. Freddie Jolley, issionaries-in-residence associate professor of bring with them a wonderful spirit, administrative services, outstanding qualifications, and a desire recently represented the to serve. I am convinced they will relate Arkadelphia Lambda well to our students at Ouachita and the chapter of Delta Kappa various other publics of this very well Gamma Society respected missionaries-in-residence International at the Kappa State Workshop program." held in North Little Rock. The Conrads have five children: Joy Jolley is the chapter president of the Elizabeth, 18;RobertJeremy, 16;Jonathan Edwin, 15; Joshua David, 12; and Jessica Lambda chapter ol the organization. goals of the Missionary-in­ Renee, 2. The theme ol the workshop was c ce Program at Ouachita are to John Conrad is a native ofKentucky. "Teachers Are Leaders: Lead On!" - Ouachita students an opportunity He holds a bachelor of music education become acquainted with the lives of (1976) degree from Morehead State (KY) '~Prophecy, Poetry, .:areer Southern Baptist Convention University; a master of church music and Hosea" is the title of · ionaries; provide a "bonding" ( 1982) degree from The Sou them Baptist Dr. Jerry Morris' echanism for the many children ofSBC Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY.; dissertation that was .:areer missionaries on campus; relate to and a master of arts in missiology (1993) ents who are desiring to invest some degree from Southwestern Baptist recently accepted for ;rut of their lives in various forms of Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, publication by the · "ons work; provide an opportunity Texas. Sheffield Academic ~ r teaching university students within Prior to his assignment to the mission Press in Sheffield, England. e framework of the missionaries-in­ field,John Conrad served as a minister of Morris is assistant professor of religion resi dence respective academic and music and youth in churches in Kentucky, at Ouachita. professional backgrounds; and offer the Ohio, Indiana and Florida. The writing will be printed as part of the churches of Arkansas an opportunity to Like her husband, Vivian Conrad, "Journal for the Study of the Old Testamenf' invite the missionaries-in-residence to was born in Kentucky. She attended supplement series. speak to groups on their experiences in Morehead State University and The purpose of the research, he says, is foreign nations. graduated from Dallas Baptist University to encourage poetical reading of "Hosea" and The Missionaries-in-Residence with a bachelor of arts (1991) degree in other prophetic books of the Old Testament, Program is directed by Ian Cosh, director music, English, and religious education. as opposed to reading it as a speech or some of religious activities and the Baptist She has served as a church organist, similar manner. Student Union. pianist, music teacher, medical assistant, "We are delighted the Conrads will and a freelance writer for SBC be joining us this year as missionaries-in­ publications. She was a guest columnist Dr. Bob Webster, residence at Ouachita," said Cosh. "They for the "Korean Times" newspaper. the George Young 30th Consecutive Year Professor of Business in the Frank D. McBeth receives ASCAP award Hickingbotham School of For the 30th consecutive year, Dr. music is reflected in the fact that he has Business, has been W. Francis McBeth, chairman of the served as president of the prestigious named to the 1996-97 theory-composition department of the American Bandmasters Association, a "Marquis List of Who's Who in Finance and School of Music and Composer Laureate post once held by the legendary band Industry." ofArkansas, has been honored nationally composer and conductor John Phillips Selection criteria for inclusion in the in receiving an American Society of Sousa. publication include positions of responsibility Composers, Authors and Publishers The ASCAP awards committee said (ASCAP) Award for his music McBeth's career is an illustrious one that held and the level of professional compositions. The announcement was reflects favorably on Ouachita and on his achievement attained by the national made by Marilyn Bergman ofNew York, commitment to the growth and honorees. president of ASCAP. appreciation of music for all ages. Webster, cited in the area of accounting McBeth is a longtime member of the The ASCAP cash awards are granted education and research, has held numerous faculty at Ouachita. His works for bands by an independent panel of judges and governmental and educational management and conducting have brought him are based on an evaluation ofeach writer's positions, and has more recently been worldwide recognition and acclaim. catalog and the performance of his or her involved in research dealing with financial McBeth's preeminence in the field of com positions. analysis and improving accounting education. Faculty /Staff News · 7 uachita ranked by U. S. News & World Report

Academic Ranking Ouachita has been ranked the eighth best liberal arts college in the South by U.S. News & World Report in its annual academic rankings of colleges and universities. It is the first time for Ouachita to be placed in the top ten list, although the institution has consistently ranked in the upper tiers in recent years. Two other Arkansas institutions, Lyon College and John Brown University, are included in the list, with Lyon ranking sixth and JBU seventh. "The inclusion of Ouachita in this list is an indication of the growing strength of our educational program," said President Ben M. Elrod. "We are delighted to be listed with other respected liberal arts colleges from across the south." U.S. News and World Report uses several criteria to evaluate the approximately 125 colleges in the region, including academic reputation, student-faculty ratio, faculty resources, financial resources, retention rates, and alumni satisfaction. Elrod also commented on the status of Arkansas in gathering three of the top ten positions in the poll. "It should be a point of pride for Arkansas to be the home of three of the most outstanding liberal arts colleges in the South. We've been saying for years that you don't have to leave home anymore to get a great education, and this new survey is ample proof that we've been telling the truth." Other colleges included on the list are: Mary Baldwin College (VA); Berry College (GA); Roanoke College (VA); Emory and Henry College (VA); Columbia College (SC); Maryville College (TN); and David Lipscomb University (TN). The southern region of the United States is determined by the editors of U.S. News and World Report to include the states of Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, West Virginia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas. The rankings appeared in the September 18 issue of U.S. News & World Report and the annual "The quality of the "America's Best Colleges" guidebook, which contains all of the rankings. Value Ranking Ouachita experience Ouachita is the best value among southern liberal arts colleges and universities, according to the Sept. 25 edition of U.S. News & World Report. has been confirmed Ouachita topped the list when it came to value, the cost of attending an institution compared to its quality. "To be ranked number one in anything is a great honor," said Dr. Ben M. Elrod, president of by national rankings Ouachita. "The quality of the Ouachita experience has been confirmed by national rankings in U.S. News & World Report and other publications. Having such a quality program judged to be the & number one value to the consumer is an unusual combination of honors. It goes without saying in U.S. News we are extremely pleased at such recognition for our fine university." In a news release announcing the results, U.S. News & World Report spokesperson Celeste J-­ World Report and said the rankings were designed to provide a realistic measure of where students can get the bes. education for the money. other publications." Ouachita ranked first in the discounted price category, which reflects the cost of atten~ institution related to both its academic quality and financial aid availability. Ouachita's stated Dr. Ben M. Elrod "sticker" price (tuition, room, board and fees) ranked third. Ouachita also was third in the the magazine's ranking of the "most efficient" schools, institutions that rank highest in acad President quality in relation to what they spend per student on educational programs. Two other Arkansas schools made their way into the rankings, with Lyon College lista! fourth in value among southern liberal arts colleges and Harding University reaching th in~ among southern comprehensive universities. The top five values in the south region were: Ouachita, Mississippi University for W Columbus, Miss.; David Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn.; Lyon College; and Emory College in Emory, Va. More than 125 colleges and universities are categorized by U.S. News & World Repcr. regional institutions in the south.

8 ·Campus N ews :~~,?.n~~,~~o~E!::oo~ '~~~~,: m~~:h~ Ef~lE~~ students with the opportumty to Honor Roll. More than 900 experience growth in Christian candidate schools were • Ouachita hosted ils annual ideals and character, to develop nominated exclusively by Fall Pastors' Conference on their intellectual and physical presidents and development campus Oct 5-6. Participan s abilities, to think critically and officers of the United States' more studied the book of "Amos.'· he r, Pennsylvania­ creatively, to mature in their than 1-450 four-year, accredited 1996 Southern Baptist d ation annually understanding and appreciation colleges and universities. Convention Winter Bible Study =s more than 100 of their world, to communicate One hundred twenty-four book. during the conference =:::=:::cJS of higher learning. effectively, and to accept the colleges and universities in the The conference is - ·-and private, for the obligation to be of service to God United States were eventually sponsored by Ouachita's Center and mankind." chosen for the recognition this for Christian Ministries. the sixth consecutive Dr. john M. Templeton, Jr., year. Participants received a at the Templeton presidentoftheFoundation,said "The Templeton Faun· complimentary copy of Dr. JA E:l.::::s::::.mon has selected Ouachita the purpose of the Honor Roll dation is pleased to provide this Motyer's "The Message of honor. was to supply students, parents opportunity for well-deserved Amos." study helps on "Am os" e are pleased to again and philanthropists with a means recognition for Ouachita and and access to OBU's Relig ion • this recognition from the of discerning which educational other similar institutions all Computer Laboratory. Templeton Foundation," institutions promote high dedicatedtothedevelopmentof Ouachita President Dr. Ben principles, integrity, values and morally-sound individuals and • Students had the opportunity El rod. "As a church-related traditions among their students. community," said Templeton. to worship as well as be era! arts university, our "Every school on the Honor U.S. News and World spiritually challenged when the timate desire is to meet the Roll, including Ouachita, was Report's annual college edition, annual Campus Renewal was educational needs of our students chosen for taking important steps which appeared in news stands held Oct. 16-17 and to prepare them for places of in making character development on September 11, 1995, featured a The program was leadership and service. an integral part of the campus full-page advertisement an· sponsored by the office of "To achieve these aims, experience," Templeton said. nouncing the 1995 Templeton religious activities at Ouachita. Ouachita seeks to combine the All four-year, accredited Honor Roll. di rected by ion Cosh. love of God with the love of colleges and universities in the Dr. Rex Mathie, president of the Rosebank Bible College Enrollment shows increase in Johannesburg, South Africa. was the featured speaker for Enrollment at Ouachita was 1,477 for the fall Campus Renewal. semester, an increase of 2.6 percent, according to Dr. Ben Program highlights included M. Elrod, president of Ouachita. addresses by Mathie each night "We are very pleased that our enrollment is up at 7 p.m. 1n Berry Chapel In again this year," said Elrod. "Ouachita is experiencing a addi ti on. he spoke in classes. period of gradual sustained growth. Our enrollment has Noonday and at the weekly increased by almost 14 percent over the past three years. Chapel convocation. Elrod attributed the upward trend at Ouachita to a growing interest among students in the quality • The School of Music educational programs and Christian values which can sponsored the 1995 American by found on the campus of a church-related institution. Music Festival Piano competition "The recognition Ouachita is receiving for strong and Workshop Series on academic programs is part of the attraction," he said. Saturday, October 28. "I feel that more and more students are choosing The program was under LECTURE • Dr. James A. Culver, president of Ouachita because they know our reputation as a place The Gerald Group, Inc., an international the direction of Dr. Susan where students are challenged to achieve excellence in investment company specializing in mining and Kin dall, instructor in music. both academic programs and Christian living." Elrod metals, presented a lecture October 19 titled The festival focused on the "Managing Business Risks in a Changing World." said. music of American composers It was part of the University's Birkett Williams "I also believe that the work of our dedicated Lecture Series. Prior to his appointment as and was open to all students in faculty and staff continues to make it possible for president of The Gerald Group, Inc., Culver grades K- 12. Students elected students to successfully integrate their academic pursuits served 11 years with Merrill Lynch, nine as to enter the competition or ploy manager of commodity trading sales and with a strong personal Christian commitment," he said. fo r comments on ly. finance.He also has served as chief economist "This has been a hallmark of the Ouachita experience and director of economics and education for the Each contestant performed throughout its 109·year history." Commodity Futures Trading Commission and a composition by on American Students at Ouachita come from 71 counties in has served as a consultant/economist for two composer and a second piece committees of the U.S. House of Representatives. Arkansas, 28 states and 52 foreign countries. in a contrasting style. Campus News· 9 Efnm ~s ~~~:,~;~~~~~~,;~i;~o~~:~g ~f,;f,~~r~:~i~~~~~;~~~~!~~~~~~ university students in the United faculty," said Cosh. "And, as work as a summer job. For Spring + The Division of Music of States is the Baptist Student Union Baptists we really believe that Break 1996, the BSU will travel to the Bernice Young Jones of the 15-million member the fellowship aspect is built San Antonio for a missions School of Fine Arts presented Southern B as well as the more serious outreach emphasis. In the Lone "An Evening of Opera portions of our Star State, students will go to an Scenes" featuring student call." area to learn about and to musical offerings from three The very participate in various types of operas on November 17- 18. successful Oua- mission work to include Dr. Jon Secrest. assistant chita BSU pro- construction, revivals and professor of music, was the gram offers worship services, Backyard Bible director of the program. weekly events Clubs, and visitation. Opera glimpses and opportun- In the upcoming summer of presented included scenes ities for fellow- 1996, the BSU is traveling to Africa from "Tales of Hoffmann" by ship. Some of on an International Summer Jacques Offenbach; "Falstaff" MISSION TRIP • Clay Saunders and Mary Claire these activities Mission Trip. In the past, the BSU by Giuseppe Verdi; and "Cosi Proctor lead a religious education class during the 1995 include a has taken students to Zimbabwe, BSU summer mission trip to Australia. fan tutte" by WA Mozart. residential hall Republic of South Africa, Taiwan, The organization is, in effect, discipleship program, the Kazakhstan, and the Dominican + Ouachita had a full day of a home away from home for Monday through Friday Republic. Each trip is used as an activities on Saturday. countless collegians. voluntary Noonday devotional opportunity by the campus September 23 for Parents' Day The program orientation and period, Backyard Bible Clubs, ministry staff to train students, The event was sponsored by goals of the BSU at a church­ weekly Praise and Worship and teach them in regard to cross­ the Student Senate related institution, such as period, nursing home missions, cultural awareness and inspire The day's activities honored Ouachita Baptist University, takes Monticello Children's Home them to be involved in global parents of current students and on a special meaning in affecting outreach, Big Brothers and Big mission efforts. Included academic displays, a the lives of students. Sisters program, sports "The BSU provides an dedication of a new women's Under the direction of Ian intramurals, and international opportunity to serve the Lord residence hall. an open house Cosh, the BSU at Ouachita is set student involvement. while building relationships that of a newly-renovated up as a ministry and service Each year, a global missions will encourage you throughout administration center. a picnic organization to reach out to effort is organized for the purpose your college years and beyond," lunch and pep rally, a reception students and faculty of the of spreading the gospel saidBrandiByrd,assistantdirector for Parents' Day guests. and a University. worldwide. of the Ouachita BSU. football game. "We are interested in As part of this endeavor, ·by Rebecca Nicholas Various academic departments offered displays of the work being taught in their "Ouachita" provides look at campus events respective areas for the guests. Providing students with professor of communications and assisting with editing the show. Parents of OBU's football broadcast experience and the public relations associate, is the Students from the Bernice players, trainers and managers. surrounding region with producer and director of the Young Jones School of Fine Arts as well as coahces. were entertainment highlighting the "Ouachita" television program. provide music for each show. introduced in pregame people and events of Ouachita, Root serves as executive producer Each show is composed of announcements. the "Ouachita" television show is and co-host of the show. three or four feature stories and in its fifth year of existence. The program is aimed a personal interview with various + Ouachita hosted The 3o·minute monthly specifically at Ouachita alumni, staff, administrators, and others approximately 900 church youth magazine program is produced also reaching out to prospective involved on campus. group members for the 1 1th by the Ouachita office of public students and the region's Churches in each of the annual "Venture" program held relations and the department of population in general. following towns are responsible Saturday, September 30. The communications. "The purpose is to maintain for airing the show on their loc al purpose of "Venture" is to offer "It means that our students alumni connections," Root said. ACTS channel: Little Rock, Pine a period of fellowship and can work on something that isn't "At the same time we are Bluff, Fort Smith, El Dorado, spiritual growth The theme of actually homework, but educating a general audience of Magnolia, jonesboro, this year's program was something people can see," said who we are and what we do." Arkadelphia, and Bossier City, LA "Growing in Christ." The Dr. jeff Root, director of public Students are involved in It can be seen every Thursday program featured the Praise relations and assistant professor many different aspects of night at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 1o Singers. Dr. David Uth. and East of communications. production, from serving as co­ in Arkadelphia. to West Dave Ozmun, assistant hosts, to operating cameras, and by Genny Cassada 10 ·Campus News members of Board of Trustees named ...C:arn l2_liS · "duals were re­ Hazlewood is an evangelist nary. ._..,...r..,,.....-1 by the Arkan- from Little Rock and a 1967 gradu­ Stipe, president/CEO/direc­ ate of Ouachita. tor of First State Bank in Forrest t:SRIEFS Smith is pastor of First Bap­ City, is a 1953 gradaute of UA­ + The Phi Beta Lambda IPBU tist Church in Van Buren. He is a Fayetteville. national honorary business ;rre: jack Hazlewood, 1984 graduate of Mobile College Vinson, a 1979 Ouachita fraternity chapter was honored john Stipe, and and a 1987 graduate of New Or­ graduate, is a certified public during the national competition leans Baptist Theological Semi- accountant in Corning. in Orlando, Florida. At the Orlando meeting, the puters assist students with special needs Ouachita chapter was presented a Gold Seal of Merit ~ e the disadvantage of equipment, Lyles would have Another target group of the and a "Go for the Gold" Medal g at someone else's complete dependence on others laboratory is dyslexic students. for its "exemplary" year's work, ---'"'"""""''-ence because you can't for study and research. In the "Ten years ago we just assumed along with four of its members es or books on you own past, he has used "readers" to those students were slow," said being individually recognized as ut extreme difficulty. read book assignments and notes Margaret Wright, development national finalists in competition · the challenge faced by for classes, necessitating that he officer and associate professor of sponsored by PBL, according to vi sion impaired and work around someone else's accounting and writer of the Dr. Freddie Jolley, faculty · g disabled students. schedule. proposal for the Ia bora tory. "Now sponsor of the Ouachita Ouachita is responding to "It will allow me much more we know they are just as smart as chapter of PBL. ::x needs of these individuals independence and flexibility," other students, but they just learn Bashorat lbragimova, a 1995 ~ough the recent installation Lyles said. "It makes the odds differently." graduate from Uzbekistan, was Riley-Hickingbotham Library almost even." The dyslexic students can named a second place winner a computer Ia bora tory for these The computer in the Marketing competition. ~d ents. system is very user "The goal of the laboratory is to help Kevin Braswell of Jonesboro, "The goal of the laboratory friendly. One a former Ouachita student who is to help students with learning simply places the students with learning disabilities and now attends UA-Little Rock, but disabilities and impaired vision item to be read on impaired vision to better handle their is a member of the Ouachita w better handle their academic the scanner, PBL chapter, earned second load and aid those students in presses the space academic load and aid those students place recognition in Impromptu getting their degrees," said Dr. bar, and 15 seconds in getting their degrees." Speaking. Wayne Everett, acting dean of later the text is Brice Hester, a 1995 the School of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Wayne Everett beingThrough read aloud. this.______. graduate from Little Rock, Funding for the laboratory placed fifth in Accounting II. is being provided through the computer, Lyles will also be able now use the reading machine to Arkansas' Parliamentary Title III Strengthening to print the scanned text he hear and see what is being read. Procedure Team placed seventh Institutions Program of the U.S. needs on the Braille Printer. This As the voice synthesizer reads in the national competition. Department of Education. feature can also be used by Lyles' out loud, each word being said is There are three main target teachers to print handouts so he highlighted on the computer groups in the Ouachita project can read along with the other screen. + Students in the relig1on including: blind, low vision, and students in class or even take For those students with low department now have four new dyslexic students. tests in Braille. vision there is a second computer IBM multi-media computers for Ouachita currently has one Herein lies another work station with a 17·inch use in research and class blind student, Matt Lyles, a difficulty. Everett says that in his monitor specifically designed for studies. freshman religion major from past teaching experience those magnification of normal size print A.O Smith donated the Chidester, and a blind professor, students in his classes who were text. computers to the department Dr. Everett Slavens, professor of vision impaired had to take their The laboratory is equipped last summer. Smith is a private history. examinations orally. This can with some beginning software. businessman in southwest The laboratory encompasses sometimes produce some anxiety One is a mathematics program Arkansas and a longtime two different work stations. The and discomfort for the student. enabling students to work on supporter of Ouachita first of these contains a voice With this new computer accounting. calculus, and similar The new computers, as well synthesizer, reading machine, technology, professors may put areas. This is especially important as the others in the computer and scanner which will enable tests on a disc in Word Perfect considering the difficulty that laboratories, are equipped with Lyles to have access to almost any and have the students take it on vision impaired and learning programs that are discipline printed material including books, the computer eliminating any disabled students can have specific to the religion magazines, newspapers, and extra pressure or anxiety. working with such large numbers department including tutorial, typed notes or handouts. There are also two laser through visualization. research, and administrative Were it not for such printers in the laboratory. ·by Genny Cassaday programs. Campus News · 11 Benson retires as head football coach

31 also a big part of his success as of integrity, loyalty, and Arkansas Razorback team in 1953. coach. "My wife, Janet, has been dedication to one's work. The Benson helped lead the with me through thick and thin," world in which we live could Razorbacks to a Southwest of the Benson said. "She hasn't missed well use many more like coach Conference title and an 8·3 record Ouachita but one Ouachita game in the Buddy Benson." in 1954. Benson is probably most Baptist state since I started coaching. She One of Benson's friends is famous across the state for the University Tiger is truly a partner with me. Our Vining, who had many kind pass he threw to Preston football program, one of the state's relationship with our childn;n, words to express about Benson's Carpenter to defeat nationally sports legends-Buddy Benson Laurie and Gary, has been built contributions to the Ouachita ranked Ole Miss, 6-o, in what announced his retirement as head on honesty and respect." athletic program. veteran "Arkansas Democrat­ coach of the Tiger football Benson was hired for the job "Buddy Benson has invested Gazette" sportswriter Orville program at a press conference at as assistant coach at Ouachita in a life of service to successfully Henry has called the most famous War Memorial Stadium on 1961 without much more than a seeing young men realize goals single play in Arkansas football Monday, November 13. conversation with the late through participation in history. Ironically, that game took Benson will remain with the Ouachita football coach Rab athletics," said Vining. "His place at War Memorial Stadium. University in an as yet unspecified Rodgers and a quick trip to the teachings on and off the field, Benson earned his bachelor capacity. office of then Ouachita President coupled with a belief in the values of science in education degree Speaking at the conference Dr. Ralph Phelps. of the education program that from the UA in 1956 and a master was Ouachita President Dr. Ben "I had no resume to give to we offer at Ouachita, has brought of arts from the Fayetteville school M. Elrod, Athletic Director Bill Rab or Dr. Phelps," said Benson. great credit to the school. As in 1962. Vining and Benson. "They hired me without much many of his former and current Benson began his coaching Benson, who is protocol. From the start, my players will tell you, he is a man career in 1956 at Lewisville High characteristically understated in relationships with the of trust and integrity and one School. In two years there, he led public comments, said the years administrations at Ouachita have who has reflected those traits Lewisville to records of 10·1 and as head coach at OBU were always been positive ones." and others like them as positive p-2, but in 1958 decided to try highlighted by the "superb" "I have always felt that we as influences to others." the automobile business. involvement he had with his coaches at Ouachita attempted Benson has been with But, after three years away players. to do our best to foster and Ouachita for a total of 35 years from the field, Benson returned "I have been blessed with encourage the concept of the either as head coach or assistant as an assistant under Rodgers at having the opportunity to coach role of the student-athlete in to Rodgers. Ouachita and four years later was at a wonderful institution, and to higher education. The He is the second-winningest the head coach. have the honor to work with so administrations, in turn, have active coach in the NAIA and the Benson was the longest many fine young men over the always been supportive of our dean of coaches of both small tenured head coach in Ouachita's course of the years," Benson said. needs. I never in my entire history and large college and university vaunted 89·year football history. "I tried, along with my fellow at Ouachita ever felt pressure football programs in the state. He led the Tigers to four Arkansas coaches, to teach them not only from administrations. It has He is a member of the Intercollegiate Conference about football but also about the always been a caring relationship." Arkansas Hall of Fame and the Championships and two trips to true values of life. I am pleased to Dr. Ben M. Elrod, president NAIA Coaches Hall of Fame. the NAIA playoffs. see them achieve something in of Ouachita, also voiced support Benson first became known Benson has coached players life as I look at them now. Maybe for the coach. He echoed Benson's as a star quarterback at DeQueen who found greatness in the something that we did as coaches sentiments in relationship to the High School where he was All­ professional levels-Cliff Harris, may have had some type of guidance and control of the State as a junior and senior and a defensive back for Benson in influence on them." football program and indicated All-South and All-American his the 196o's, became an NFL All­ Benson once told a the trust and adherence to senior year. Pro defensive back for the Dallas sportswriter of his feelings toward educational goals that both the As one of the most highly Cowboys; while former Tiger Ouachita and philosophy of head coach and his administration recruited prep football players in runningback, William Miller, was coaching. "There's something have welded through the years. the country, Benson was involved a Canadian Football League special about this school," he said. "Buddy Benson has in a hot recruiting battle between Rookie-of-the-Year for t he "You can see it in the students demanded excellence from his the University of Arkansas and Winnipeg Blue Bombers. and feel it when you walk around players in the classroom, as well the University of Oklahoma. In addition to his duties ;;;; the campus. We have a high class as on the field, and the results Oklahoma's legendary head head football coach, Benson is a:: of students here. I think that if a have been that more than 95 coach, Bud Wilkinson, initially associate professor of physi kid can stick it out with us for percent of the players who have won the recruiting battle and education, teaching classes in four years, he'll end-up being a stayed with his program for four Benson played for the Sooners in Roy and Christine Sturgis Ph_ pretty successful person." years have earned their degrees," 1952-53. But, he later transferred Education Center. Benson said his family was Elrod said. "Buddy has left a legacy to Bowden Wyatt's University of ·jeff '\ 12 ·Campus News -Sports Wrap-Up- Ouachita athletics joins Lone Star Conference oss Country athletic program not only included Benson's The Lone Star Conference has announced The men's cross country team finished retirement, but an affilliation with the Lone Star the expansion of the league from 10 to 14 conference for Ouachita athletics. in the field of 13 at the NAIA Southwest schools and one of those new members is - - nal Cross Country Championship at North Ouachita. in Irving, Texas. Lubbock (TX) Christian Volleyball New members, in addition to Ouachita, - ersity won the championship. Coach Grant are Northwestern Oklahoma University in Ouachita's volleyball team ended its ~.e commented, "These guys worked really Tahlequah, Okla., Southeastern Oklahoma season with a first round defeat at the hands of all year and I was very pleased with their State University in Durant, Okla., and Harding . the John Brown University Lady Eagles in the ethic.llookforwardtotheoff-season University in Searcy. NAIA South­ ::c what we can do next year." Current membership includes: Abilene west Region In its first year of women's Christian University in Abilene, Texas; Angelo Independent petition, Ouachita was represented State University in San Angelo, Texas; Univer­ Women's three runners. Coach Jill Murders was sity of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Okla.; Volleyball Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, complimentary of what her squad did this Tournament. N.M.; Texas A&M University-Kingsville; Texas ar. "I could not be more proud of these "We weren't Woman's University in Denton, Texas; 'rls and what they have done this year," mov-ing as Tarleton State University in Tarleton, Texas; she said . "This was a good start to the we should West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas; omen's cross country program that can have been," Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, be built upon." said Coach Texas; and East Texas State University. Betsy Dan­ The LSC will form two divisions as cur­ ner regard­ rent member Central Oklahoma will move to the North Division with the four new ootball ing the members. The Tiger football team finished the tournament. "I could not be more pleased than I am 1995 season with a 2-7 season, "We did not CROSS COUNTRY • Trey Barr competes regarding our University being admitted to concluding with five straight losses. Those in a cross country meet during the fall play our best. the North Division of the Lone Star Confer­ losses were all close calls as the last four semester. The men's team was coached We did have ence," said President Ben Elrod. "It makes games were lost by a total of 10 points. by Grant Pate. our chances good sense in terms of budgetary consider­ The season-ending game was a 24-21 to win, but missed the opportunities." ations, quality of program, the direction in loss to Arkansas Tech University in Russellville In summarizing the season, first-year which much of our student body lives, and in what would be Coach Buddy Benson's final Coach Danner commented she "was pleased the growing build-up of our alumni group in game as the Tigers' head coach. overall with the way our players performed this the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We look forward November announcements concerning the season." to a long and pleasant relationship with the other fine institutions in the conference." Tennis Center named for Heflin family; receives USTA award The Heflin Tennis Center has been The USTA Facility Awards Program was Inc. of Arkansas, has served on the Ouachita named by the United States Tennis Association established to stimulate high standards in Board of Trustees for six years and is currently (USTA) as one of the three sports complexes, public tennis facilities whose efforts make chairman of the board. He and his wife, nationwide, to receive a 1995 UST A Collegiate such a positive statement about the vitality of Sharon, are 1967 graduates of Ouachita. Facility Award. the game. In addition to the contribution of John Other facilities honored were the Bass­ "The UST A intends the recognitions of and Sharon Heflin, the tennis center was Rudd Tennis Center at the University of such outstanding facilities to encourage made possible by gifts from Jay and Lynn Louisville in Louisville, KY., and the increasingly higher standards for the Heflin, Dr. Boo and Mary Heflin, Jay and McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center at the construction and/or renovation of public Andrea Heflin and Marc and Billie Heflin. Jay College ofWilliam and Mary in Williamsburg, tennis facilities throughout the country," said and Marc, sons of Johnny and Sharon Heflin, Va. Lester M. Synder, Jr., president and chairman played varsity tennis for Ouachita and were "It is rare, indeed, for a small university of the board of UST A. graduated in 1993 and 1995, respectively. to have a facility like the Tennis Center," said The Heflin Tennis Center is named after Consisting of four indoor courts and six Dr. Ben M. Elrod, president of Ouachita. a prominent Little Rock family. "It's a feature outdoor courts, Heflin Tennis Center has The designation was announced at the that tends to set us apart as a university, and been the site of many youth and adult tennis annual meeting the USTA Tennis Teachers we have it because of the generosity of the tournaments in the past four years, as well as Conference held recently at the Grand Hyatt Heflin family," Elrod said. serving as the home courts for Ouachita's Hotel in New York City. Johnny Heflin, president of Terminix, championship men's tennis teams. Campus News · 13 David Tate dormer 8tudents cllssocz"atz"on President UPCOMING EVENTS Former Students Association JANUARY 30 Dinner for Graduating Seniors October 22, our church (FBC Batesville) observed Ouachita University day. This has MARCH 1 been an annual affair for us for some time. The fact that our pastor, Dr. Don Nail, and our minister of music, Jerry Wilson, are Friends of Music Banquet graduates, and, yes, I am a graduate along with my wife Hazel (Cain) Tate, may be a MARCH 2 factor. But I like to think that it is more than that. Our church believes that Ouachita can make a profound difference in the lives of Southwest Arkansas Physicians Update those who attend. That was made clear by the students who came with Dr. Elrod and APRIL 19 Andy Westmoreland to help us observe this day. Dr. Elrod brought a tremendous message and hosted a luncheon for all of the high Gold Tiger Club school juniors and seniors in the area. The first testimony at the luncheon was MAY 11 by one of our own Ouachita freshmen who, in a short time, has learned exactly what I have been telling everyone who will listen. FSA Commencement Luncheon She said the spirit of the students and faculty on campus, their friendliness and interest in JUNE 11 one another, was far superior to anything that she had experienced on other campuses. I didn't get to ask her where she learned Ouachita Reception at SBC (New Orleans) about other schools but I know from my own experience that this is true. It affects a person's NOVEMBER 8-9 whole personality. I contend that LEARNINGTOBETHEBESTYOUCAN BE AS A PERSON is as much a part of Homecoming '96 education as "book learnin'." A Ouachita senior spoke and gave an amazing testimony of how she came to NOVEMBER19 Ouachita from Denver. One of the reasons I was so interested in her words was because I Ouachita Dinner at ABSC (Little Rock) served a church in Texas with her grandfather who was pastor when I was minister ofmusic . I knew her daddy when he was four years old. More information concerning these events will be published at a later date. For questions He has been minister of music in Denver for more than 20 years in the same church. She concerning FSA activities, please contact the Alumni Office, OBU Box 3762, Arkadelphia, AR was told by her parents that she could go to 71998-0001 , or call 501-245-5506. Please feel free to correspond through E-mail. The college anywhere she wanted. They made a address is [email protected]. tour of eight or ten Baptist schools in the south. After much research and prayer she narrowed her choices to one larger Baptist school and Ouachita, earnestly seeking God's Shirts Available ,..--Correction-- will in this matter. She loved both but finally The Student Senate has a few home­ We apologize for mistakenly report­ opted for Ouachita because ofthe friendliness coming t-shirts still available. To ing in the last issue the death of an and warmth ofthe caring faculty and students, purchase a shirt, please write Chad alumnus.MarcusEverettf65)isalive the very thing that our Batesville freshman had talked about. This is another reason that Gallagher, Student Senate, OBU Box and well. He and his wife, Sally all of us grads should be singing "Ouachita 4065, Arkadelphia, AR 71998-0001. Spearman Everett ('67) live in we sing thy praises ..." to the many high school The price is $12 for a long sleeve Farmersville, TX, where he is princi­ kids who will be looking for a place to further shirt. Checks may be made payable pal ofFarmerville Middle School and their education. It will be worth it because to the OBU Student Senate. Please she is a special education teacher a lives will be changed for the better at state the size t-shirt you would like. Liberty Junior High. Ouachita. 14 ·Alumni News Memorial Contributions August 1, 1995 - October 31, 1995

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hughes, Robert D. Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Wright By: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leech Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Dr. and Mrs. William Cullum, Vada Kinard, Curtis Trantham 3obby Hood By: Mr. Alfred R. Cullum By: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Culpepper, Gordon, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wright By: Dr. and Mrs. Charles Venus Wright Mowrey, Betty Frame Daily, R. C. Landers, Thomas By: Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell Birkhead Former Science Faculty By: Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Mr. and Mrs. Royce H. Dorris By: Mr. Farris C. Purviance, Jr. Goldsby Nelson, Leanna Dann, William Luck, Charles By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Father of Jim Dann By: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Harris By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson May, Helen Willis Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams Davis, Cordelia By: Ms. Betsy J. Brar By: Mr. Farris C. Purviance, Jr. 1936 Ouachita Band rs. E. Ted Harrison May, Phillip By: Mary Elizabeth Urton rs. Harrell Stark Denton, Duane By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams By: COL Jerry R. Stratton Pacifici, Martha J. MAJ and Mrs. Alfred McAtee, Delbert C. By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Reynolds By: Mrs. Frances Berry Mrs. Mary Jo McCorkle Mrs. Joyce Burfield Dorsey, Geneva H. Caldwell Senior Citizens, Pettigrew, Marguerite M. By: Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Caldwell, AR By: Mr. and Mrs. William F. Meyer Evelyn Cochran, Jr. Mrs. W. J. Clanton School of Music Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B . Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Collins Phillips, Morgan "Butch" . Marian E. Henderson Eubank Bryan Collins' Sunday School By: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth _and Mrs. Eugene Kuyper Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mizell Class, First Baptist Church, Presswood Forrest City, AR MAJ and Mrs. Alfred Farmer, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Courtney Reynolds By: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Floyd COL Jerry R. Stratton Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ell, Ralph W. Gadberry Powell, Janice r. Harvey M. Braswell Fawcett, Bobby Mr. Bill Harrison By: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hood By: Mr. and Mrs. Truett Paul Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. , Jessie May Porter, Jr. Ill Shivers, Jr. r of Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Hodges _Or. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Ferguson, Judi Mr. and Mrs. David Howell Price, Theron Drs. Woody and Freddie By: Mr. Ronnie E. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin By: LTC James W. Sanges Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mrs. Mary Frances Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Knox Kinney Rateliff, Faye Flanders, H. Jack, Sr. Mrs. Troy Leoppard Mother of Bettie Duke Bums, Ruth Durrett By: Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson By: Mr. Farris C. Purviance, Jr. Hargis Massey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Robinson, George J., Sr. Caldwell, J. Wiley Freeman, Sue Moses Second Baptist Church, By: Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Cashion By: Mr. John A. Barrett By: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hughes Pine Bluff, AR Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mrs. Edna Earl Smalley Robison, Verta Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Gobert, Don Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley By: Ms. Lisa Hill Dr. and Mrs. James W. By: Mrs. Margaret Gobert Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams Hawley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams Rolland, A. A. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Griffin, Barb Mr. and Mrs. George Wise By: Rev. Kirk and Dr. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Parker By: Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Bullington Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robirds McCommas, Jim Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Halsell, Thomas E. Former Business Manager Williams Church, P. C. "Pete" By: Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. By: Mr. and Mrs. Del N. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams By: Mrs. Dorothy Rapert Cochran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B. Moody, LaDelle Schesventer, Carl Couch, Cathryn Eubank By: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud By: Mr. and Mrs. George By: Mr. Kenneth Coonrod Mrs. Mary E. Halsell Schesventer Dr. Carl Dalrymple, Jr. Morehead, Glen Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Hampton, Charles Husband of Joyce Morehead Shreve, Shirley J. Mr. Olen Hendrix By: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leech By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tom P. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Mr. and Mrs. Mike O'Baugh Hatfield, Lawson Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peceny By: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant continued on page 16 Mrs. Juanita Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. Richard 0. Mills Memorial Contributions· 15 Class Notes

1927 WMU, and music ministry programs. live in Miami, FL. 1947 She sent a picture taken just before Donald Tatman has a new ca­ her 86th birthday. 1937 AI Major, who retired as pastor reer. He is the author of a newly­ of West Helena, AR First Baptist published book, "Flappers and Jelly 1933 Winfred Key (fs) and wife Church, and wife Sarah "Beth" Beans in the Roaring Twenties, A Kitty celebrated their 50th wedding (Myatt, fs '44), are in Czech Repub­ Fun Filled Decade Between Boom Gerald and Juanita (Francis, anniversary on July 26 at Camden, lic where he is serving as pastor of and Bust." He said that if he had fs) Berry live in Sutherland, VA, and AR. They are the parents of daugh­ the International Baptist Church from known about writing sooner, he report that they have been married 62 ters Mitzi Doss and Tamra Gore. June 1995 until July 1, 1996. wouldn't have wasted 42 years with years! They have five children: Tommie AP&L. He also has a book entitled Joe, Jerry Lane, Gerald "Sam", Patricia 1941 1949 "Ouachita in the Roaring Twenties," and Michael. Ernest and Ida Nelle (Daily) which is available in the OBU book­ Hollaway report that both are still William C. "Bill" Smith, a re­ store. He lives in Pine Bluff. 1935 writing and also working with Japa­ tired minister, lives in Clovis, CA with nese-speaking people in Hermit­ wife Veta. He serves as clerk of Mid­ 1928 Austin and Mary Lou (Wells) age, TN. He also works with the Valley Southern Baptist Association Capps celebrated their 60th wedding Southern Baptist Japanese and member of the History Commit­ Theo (Holland) Storey is re­ anniversary November 22, 1995, in Churches of America. tee of the California Southern Baptist tired and lives in North Little Rock Gurdon, AR. Convention. He was the first presi­ where she attends Winfield United Jack and Jill Yeager recently re­ 1942 dent of the Ouachita History Honor Methodist Church. turned from a visit to Jackson Hole, Society, organized in 1949 by Dr. WY where they met a gentlemen E. D. and Margaret (Stuart, R.C. Daily. 1930 named Bob Utley. Jack reports, how­ fs) Brigman celebrated their 50th ever, that he's "notour Bob Utley, '37." wedding anniversary on Septem­ 1950 Anne Humphreys Poulsen ber 24, 1995. She is a retired wrote recently with news clippings 1936 dietitian with the Missouri Pacific Betty Orr reports her teaching about the damage to her church, FBC, Hospital and he is retired from career covered 44 years. The last 28 Oklahoma City, caused by the fed­ Taylor Alexander is retired from Otasco. They live in Little Rock. years were as an associate profes­ eral building bombing. Mrs. Poulsen teaching biology at University of Mi­ They are parents of two daughters sor in the College of Administration remains very active in Sunday School, ami. He and wife, Edith, continue to and have two grandchildren. and Business at Louisiana Tech in I Cecile Boccelato Gaston Ruston, LA. She retired in June 1994 ------Memorial Contributions------has a new home and would love to and reports that "retirement is fun!" continued from page 15 In Honor Of hear from former classmates. Her She does a lot of traveling and visit­ new address is 8676 Tropicana ing friends and relatives, a luxury she Dr. William H. Cook Drive, North, Cordova, TN 38108- didn't have for many years. Shults, Victoria By: Ms. Keri Danley 8077. She is a retired high school Roy and Loretta (Austin) Nix Mother of Donna Sisson teacher, and spent the last five are missions service corps volun­ By: Ms. Gracie Fulford Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott years of her career as an elemen­ teers serving as national consultants Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson By: Dr. and Mrs. Carl Ramsey, Sr. tary school librarian. She has also for the Home Mission Board Key written a children's book, "The Church Program. Roy is a certified Smith, Morris L. Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Christmas Moose." trainer for missions developmen By: Mrs. Elizabeth Reed Smith By: Mrs. Betty Lile Carolyn (Carpenter) Berry They are members of Central Bap · Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams Mrs. Raymond Mays lives in Arkadelphia and is a circle Church in North Little Rock. leader at the First Presby1erian T. W. Hunt has had two boolcs Stacks, Margie Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Heflin Church. published this year: In God's Pres­ By: Mr. and Mrs. Charles George By: Mrs. Betty Lile ence and The Mind of Christ. 1943 lla Marie Westerman lives - Thompson, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kehoe Greers Ferry, AR where she is ; By: Mrs. Mary K. Martin By: Mrs. Betty Lile Juanita (Jordan) Wibker Sunday school teacher at Wes - - says she has spent much of her First Baptist Church. Urton, Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowman retirement years traveling all over Robert and Bettie (Franks By: Mary Elizabeth Urton By: Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ramsey, the world. She plays golf often and '49) Mayes are in Jonesboro, G.­ Sr. enjoys her church, family and He is a retired minister. They Vest, Jewell friends. She and husband, Harold, members ofthe Presby1ery of By: Dr. Frances Blalock Judge and Mrs. Edward Maddox are retired and live in Sun City, AZ. Presby1erian Church. By: Mrs. Betty Lile Mary (O'Cain) Puckett is Norvin and Betty Jo (G - Warren, Gene church secretary at Second Baptist fs '48) Jones live in Cherokee Husband of Edith Warren Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Miller Church in Pine Bluff. Her husband lage, AR. He is pastor at F By: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke By: Mrs. Carol Miller-Gresham George is the interim music minis­ Baptist Church. She is his pe Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod ter there. Mary's motto is "Stay secretary. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Ms. Mary Abigail Root Active. Stay Wise. Age is no Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root By: Dr. and Mrs. Trey Berry factor. Smile!" 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Dr. and Mrs. William Mr. Kenneth Sandifer Herb and Betty (Stee Trantham By: Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ramsey, 1944 Blanton are retired and live in Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Williams Sr. wood, AR. They attend Fort Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Art and Faye Melson cel­ FBC. Wright Mrs. Hattie Ward ebrated their 50th wedding anni­ By: Ms. Rachael Ward versary July 29 in De Queen, AR. 1952 Yates, 0 . W. They are the parents of Eddie (fs Former Religion Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Andy Westmoreland '65) and Keith ('78) and the late Billy Dunn has served ~ By: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Duffer By: Mrs. Betty Lile Larry Melson. rector of chaplaincy services at 16 ·Class Notes : Class Notes

project to research protective cloth­ where they own and operate a con­ children's choir coordinator. presented a certificate ing that is resistant to ultraviolet rays, struction company. She retired as L.B. Jordan retired Sept. 30 as of dedicated service. x-rays, and blood penetration. the media specialist at Southside director of the church leadership sup­ e Lawson and wife, Elementary in Cabot in 1993. They port department at the Arkansas in Joplin, MO. He has 1957 have two daughters, Lisa (fs '81) Baptist State Convention, where he voice for four years at and Carrie. She would love to hear has worked since 1990. He is now '1i:::~s;:s::em OklahomaA&M College George Robinson is retired from former classmates, who can serving as the interim pastor at OK. from his position as principal at write her at 118 Epperson Drive, Crossett FBC. He and wife, Nancy, Southside Elementary in Hot Springs. Cabot, AR 72023. live in Arkadelphia.

1958 1961 1962 e (Williams) Osborne's ._..,....,"""" card says, "Birding is My Alice (Mehrle) Robertson is Nan (Spears) Walvoord lives Clyde Jones (fs) retired in Sep­ ~~_..""""'-· She became hooked on bookstore manager for the LeFlore in Carrollton, TX, where she is owner­ tember as pastor of East Side Baptist - 1975whenshetookacourse Baptist Association in Poteau, OK, operator of The Vintage House, a Church in Pine Bluff. He has been in identification at McLennan where she lives with husband, Wade. retail gift shop. She and husband, ministry for more than 41 years, the !'";;.--..-...... ;· ~v college in Waco, TX. She Donald Culp is retired from edu­ John, are members of Carrollton FBC past 20 at East Side. He and wife, · eaches birding courses in cation and lives in Flemington, MO where she is in her 19th year as the · Continued on page 20 s summer school for retired with wife, Roberta. They have three and Elderhostel program. grown children, Lee, Bruce and husband, Harold ('52), live Frances. where he chairs the social­ - oepartment at Baylor University. 1959 ucien and Bobbie (Holland) an live in Weatherford, TX. FrankTaylorisprincipalofMary daughter, Vivian Conrad, and Grimes Education Center in <.SOand John are Ouachita's current Carrollton, TX. The school has re­ aries-in-Residence. ceived recognition from the State of Texas for the past two years as "A School of Excellence" and was named a mentor school by the Texas Bob and Joyce (Felty, fs '53) Education Agency. His wife, Eddie live in Little Rock where Bob is Lou (Owen, '61), retired as principal raJ director for Denver Roller, Inc. of Kent Elementary School in y are members of Second Baptist Carrollton. Last year ('94-'95), Kent rch where Bob is a deacon and was named as a National School of SUnday School teacher. Excellence as well as being named COMBINED COURTS • Members of the 1950 and 1995 homecoming courts Jerry Stratton, retired from the an exemplary school by the State of are pictured during the November 4 homecoming football game. The courts .S. Army, is employed as director of Texas. She is now principal of Leveritt included Donna Sullivan Stark, Misty Butts, Almeda Park Elliott, Erin Crumley, - ions of Tri-Rivers Baptist Area Elementary in Fayetteville, AR. She Ann Strickland Vining (1950 homecoming queen), Amy Fisher (1995 home­ Association. He and wife, Dotse and Frank plan to live in Bella Vista. coming queen), Billie Geurin Sharp, Julie Snider, Carolyn Short Stallings and enson), live in Copperas Cove, James L. Ryan has retired from T. K. Zellers. The members of the 1950 homecoming court have remained TIC the Baptist Sunday School Board, close friends, and among the five families there are 17 children, all of whom Ed and Charlene (Clements) but will continue his seventeen-year attended Ouachita. During the chapel service prior to homecoming weekend, Smith live in Pine Bluff, where he is work as religious education instruc­ Vining shared with the student body her memories as a Ouachita student and Director of Missions for Harmony tor for the SBC Seminary Extension encouraged today's students to uphold the traditions of the University. Baptist Association. Home Study Institute. He is now Rose (Holt) Thrash and hus­ pastor of Gallatin Road Baptist band Mel ('54), are living in North Church in Nashville, TN, and wife, Little Rock. He is adjunct general for Judy (Fisher, fs '61) teaches En­ the Arkansas National Guard. They glish at Portland Junior High School, attend Chapel at Camp Robinson. Portland, Tennessee.

1956 1960

Jim Gill, retired from the Fed­ James W. Burleson retired in eral Aviation Administration, lives in August as minister of music for FBC Colleyville, TX, with wife Leslie who is in Maumelle, AR. He has been in the a project manager for IBM. They music ministry for 39 years. He and have two children, Cynthia ('81) and wife, Shirley, will continue to live in Linda. Maumelle. Bob and Glenna (Hickey) Dr. Tom Benberg resigned as Lybrand live in Mount Ida, AR, but executive vice president and chief have travelled to every continent ex­ financial officer at Georgetown (KY) cept Antarctica. They are retired and College to become associate execu­ travel all over the U.S. in their RV tive director of the Commission on FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATED • Charlotte "Pokey" Daniels Nohr, Jo Buck Tow presenting slide shows and travel­ Colleges of the Southern Associa­ lsquierdo, Mary Ellen Newsom White, Nita Andress Batson and Dale May ogues to schools and organizations. tion of Colleges and Schools in At­ Faught celebrate the beginning of their friendship at Ouachita in 1945 by Dr. Elizabeth (Ryburn) lanta, GA, effective in October. He placing a gift in Cone-Bottoms Hall. The portrait of Lincoln, titled "In God We Ferguson is a textiles professor at has one son, John. Trust," hangs in the Office of the President. Not pictured are Dottie Vance Bird the University of Arkansas at Pine Valinda (Whittle) Jones and and Ruth Haynes Willis. The group visited campus in September for one of Bluff. She is involved in a regional husband, Jimmy, live in Cabot, AR, many reunions they have had over the years. Class Notes · 17 Class Notes ' 1965 children, Patina and Jason. Gaylord Solomon and wife, Derrel and Janis (Nutt, '62) Eleanor, live in El Dorado, AR, with Watkins live in Kansas City, MO, their two children, Amanda and Rich­ where he is a professor at St. Paul ard. Gaylord is vice president at School of Theology and she is a United Insurance Agency. visiting professor at Midwestern Bap­ Paul and Sally (Boone, '68) tist Seminary. Darrel retired in 1994 Marus live in Pine Bluff and are the from Southwestern Seminary in Fort parents of Robert and Catherine. Worth after 21 years of teaching Paul is a sales manager for R.L. Polk church social ministries and social and Sally is an administrative assis­ work. Janis retired in 1995 from tant at UAMS. SWTBS after 20 years of teaching music theory. 1968 Eddie and Mary Sue (Hill) Rettstatt live in Fort Worth where he Jon Hubbard recently opened is owner of Family Chiropractic Clinic the eighth location in Arkansas of and she is a music teacher in the Best One-Stop Insurance Agency in Arlington Independent School Dis­ Jonesboro, AR. He previously was trict. They are members of Travis a football and girls basketball coach. Ave. Baptist Church and have one He reports that he and wife, Regina, son, Shawn Christopher. celebrated their 26th anniversary in Stewart Smith is the finance August 1995. They have two sons, director for the City of Bentonville, Rus and Shane. AR. He and wife, Terry, have two Alan Rawley is a 27-year vet­ children, Sharon and Taylor. eran of the U.S. Postal Service in Marcus Everett is principal at North Kansas City, MO. He and wife , Farmersville (TX) Middle School. Beverly, are members of the First Jim Lee is the vice president for Baptist in North Kansas City, MO , development at New Orleans Baptist where he is a deacon. Theological Seminary. He and wife, Carolyn, live in Pensacola, FL. 1969

1966 Chester and Carolyn (Brittain, TWIRP WEEK • Members of the Tri Chi Women's Social Club entertain the '68) Gray returned recently from a crowd during their Planet Ouachita show. During TWIRP week, the girls ask Janet (Hamm) Williams (fs) mission trip to Australia. They live in out the guys as "the woman is required to pay." The campus social clubs, has joined the staff of the Arkansas Booneville, AR, where he teaches Baptist Student Union and the Student Entertainment and Leisure Fund Baptist State Convention as pre­ sixth grade and is minister of youth sponsor various activities during the week. school associate in the Sunday and education and she is the 5th and School department. She and hus­ 6th grade resource teacher. · Continued from page 17 employed by Trumann (AR) Public band, Fred, a professor at UA-Little Ron and Elinda West have re­ Belva (Anderson, '57) will continue Schools as an elementary school Rock, have three children. turned to the mission field in Taichung, to live in Pine Bluff. counselor. She and husband, H. S. , Robert and Frances Annette Taiwan, to begin their 17th year as Milton Wilson is pastor of report the marriage oftheironlychild, (Perkins, '65) Crockett, missionar­ Southern Baptist missionaries. They Matthews Memorial Baptist Church Lesley, to Perry Morriss of Conway. ies to Argentina, are on furlough . have been on furlough while Ron in Pine Bluff. He and wife, Alice, Friends can write them at 3364 Faxon completed his master of arts degree have two children, Patricia and David. Avenue, Memphis, TN 38122. in missiology at Southwestern Semi­ Ruth Harris is teaching first 1964 Bill Dawson lives in Oklahoma nary in Fort Worth . grade for Kenosha (WI) Unified City where he is sales manager for Nancy (Turner) Hicks (fs) and Schools. She lives in Bristol, WI. Ed Hinkson resigned as asso­ Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Okla­ husband John have moved to Phoe­ ciate in the Arkansas Baptist State homa. nix, AZ, where he is president and 1963 Convention Sunday School Depart­ Lamar and Kay (Colclasure, CEO of Healthwest Regional Medi­ ment to become the director of mis­ '65) Meek are living in Baton Rouge, cal Center. Ralph M. Cloar, Jr. of Little sions for Pulaski Association. He LA, where she is librarian at an el­ Arne Gulbrandsen is pastor of Rock received the Roxanne Wilson and wife, Sandra (Poles, fs '65), ementary school and he is a profes­ Parkside Baptist Church in Kenosha. Award for service to the legal profes­ have two grown children, Kim ('92) sor at LSU . WI. He and wife Olivia, have th ree sion during the 32rd annual Ameri­ and Eddie (fs '88). children: Anthony, Connie (fs '89) can Trial Lawyers Association con­ Nancy (Brooks) Hinson and 1967 and Jonathan (fs '93). vention held this past summer. family have moved to Hays, OK where Jim Stewart is minister of fam­ Robert Herzfeld (fs) of Herzfeld husband, Tommy, is pastor of Agape Colbern "Buster" Stuart lives ily life at FBC in Norman, OK, serves Life and Health Insurance Company Southern Baptist Church. The in Pine Bluff where he is deputy su­ on the advisory board of the South­ of Benton, AR, was honored in Sep­ Hinsons have three children. perintendent for the Watson Chapel ern Baptist Church recreation de tember with the lifetime membership David Blase is the pastor of the School District. and leads recreation seminars. Wrki award by the National Association of FBC in Nashville, AR. He is presi­ Roger Harrod has been named Vicki (Bryan), teaches first grade Health Underwriters. The award is dent of the Nashville Minister's Fel· V.P. for Development for the Cana­ the Norman Public Schools. Th .._ presented to health insurance pro­ lowship. dian Southern Baptist Seminary in have three children: Bryan, Joy Be:; fessionals who have consistently Ruby (Hawthorn) Swanigan, Cochrane, Alberta, Canada, moving and Bradley. qualified for the leading producers previously a teacher for the Pine Bluff there in September. round table, based on production and School District, is now employed by David Rickard is project man­ 1970 service in the health insurance in­ the Ark. Bapt. State Convention as a agement specialist for Agri Business dustry. chaplain at the AR Dept. of Correc­ Group, Inc. He and wife, Mary Lu, Dale Sanders is coordinator Betty (Phillips) Bingham is tions at Pine Bluff. live in Fresno, CA, and have two cooperative education at the P 18 ·Class Notes Class Notes

of Technology in two sons, Corey and Brian. where she is the director of children's Cindy (Ritchie) Walker lives in Libby (Cook) Coates received ministries at Papillion First Baptist Minden, LA, with husband Tommy o n (fs) lives in Selma, her MBA in May 1995 from University Church. Her husband, Major R. E. and three children, Chris 16, Craig re he is a motivational of Southern Colorado. She works as "Buddy" Erickson, is a reconnais­ 14and Cara Beth 12. Cindy teaches ging youth to finish a registered dietitian, consulting nurs­ sance joint plans officer at the U.S. at Glenbrook High School in Minden. -- ioalses on "at risk" chit­ ing homes, a regional headstart pro­ Strategic Command at Offutt Air Robin (Mclelland} Townsend also working on his gram and the Colorado Boys Ranch, Force Base. The Ericksons have (fs) was elected president of the Na­ - cross language acqui­ a youth treatment facility. She and two children , Lauren , 11; and tional Association of Junior Auxiliary. ·=-<~nm ent at National Uni­ husband, Paul, co-host a live public Katharine, 8. Robin is an elementary teacher and omia. affairs program on a radio station Brent Lamar Smith, chairman lives in Hope, AR, with husband Ron Savage and wife Janis they own in LaJunta, CO . of the University of Alabama at and three daughters, Mandy, Monica, tte, MO, where he has Dr. Emmett Powers recently Birmingham's criminal justice depart­ and Casey. as pastor of First Baptist received a grant from Arkansas His­ ment, recently appeared before the O.J. Gloor is the teaching elder five years. torical Preservation to write a book U.S. House of Representatives' Ju­ and pastor at Evangel Bible Church Garrett, who has taught related to a civil war event in North­ diciary Sub-committee on Crime in Harrison, AR . eges in the U.S. and in two eastern Arkansas. He and wife, Vir­ to provide expert testimony regard­ Denise (Bellamy) Ebisuzaki overseas, recently became ginia (Morris, '74), live in Bradford, ing terrorism in the wake of the Okla­ teaches in a Japanese bilingual bi­ .:=s::an of River Valley Bible Col­ AR. homa City bombing. He is also the cultural program for the San Fran­ Spiro, OK. Butch and Sue Reeves live in author of the book "Terrorism in cisco Unified School District. Her Larry Lefler is living in Stuttgart, Bryant, AR , and have two sons Kent America: Pipe Bombs and Pipe husband, Gary, is a computer multi­ re he is a business consult­ and Philip. He is senior assistant Dreams." Smith lives in Pell City, AL, media specialist at PAC. the Arkansas Small Business attorney general for Arkansas. with wife ; Sherylyn (Sealy, fs '74) Dr. Steven Mullen became as­ ent Center. Stephanie Shank Miyake is a and sons Kyle and Justin. sistant professor of adult education Marriage, Family, and Child Thera­ Patricia (Huckabee) Harris at Williams Baptist College in Walnut pist in Monrovia, CA. Husband, Tho­ was one of three finalists for Arkan­ Ridge, AR, early in 1995. He was mas is director of choral studies at sas Teacher of the Year. She is a recently selected to present a paper Dennis Ramsey, mayor of California State - LA and director of drama teacher at Arkansas High at the North American Professors of , AR, helped ship watermelons music at Arcadia Presbyterian School in Texarkana. Christian Education annual meeting · g 100 pounds or more to each Church. They have two sons, Chris James Washington lives in in Chicago. :-emor in the United States and to 17, and Lance 13. Little Rock where he is principal of '4!sident Bill Clinton during August Bobby and Margene Henderson Junior High School. 1977 - n Hope celebrated its annual (Johnston) Stack live in atermelon Festival. Chapmansboro, TN, where he is a 1976 Suellen (Wilcoxon) Morganti Steve and Sandy (Hughes, self-employed electrician and she is is employed by Cleveland (MS) Pub­ 72) Peoples are employed by the a bookkeeper. They have three chil­ Janey (Musgrave) Armstrong lic Schools as a language and speech Greenwood (AR) Public Schools dren, Ryan, Kristen and Landon. is a bilingual teacher in the Hurst­ therapist. She and husband, Leroy, where he is a football and track coach Euless-Bedford (TX) lSD. Husband, who is assistant to the President and and she is a 5th grade teacher. They 1974 Larry, is an attorney. They live in vice president of university advance­ have two children, Brenton ('95) and Bedford, with their daughter Carolina ment at Delta State University, have Stacey who is a senior speech pa­ Brenda (Melton) Manning has El izabeth, 8. three children: Robert Ross Smith, thology major at Ouachita. They been promoted to vice president for W. E. "Bill" Martin and wife 14; Searcy Alexandra Smith 9; and proudly announce their first grand­ Horizon Bank of Arkadelphia, for­ LaJoye have relocated from Mongolia Brian Taylor Morganti. 13. son, Landon, who was born to Brent merly Merchants and Planters. She to Taiwan as associate missionaries Shawn Shannon is now serv­ and Jan Peoples in August. and husband, Larry, have two chil­ with the Foreign Mission Board. He ing as director of student ministry at dren, Mark and Beth. will be serving as pastor of Calvary Houston Baptist University, afterhav­ 1972 Janet (Watson) Brewer is in International Baptist Church. . Continued on page 20 nursing school at Jefferson Regional R. Gates Booth is general man­ Medical School in Pine Bluff where ager of Arkansas Investment Group she is working toward her RN de­ in Conway, where he lives with wife, gree. She also is a private music Diane (Dean, fs) and children, Ben­ teacher. Husband, Mike (fs}, owns jamin, 16; Andrew, 14; Michael Dean, Brewer's Auto. Their two children, 11; Mollie Katherine, 7; Samuel, 3; Misty and Luke, are current stu­ and Nathaniel, 1. dents at Ouachita. Mike Fowler is pastor of 1973 Dermott (AR) Baptist Church, mov­ ing there from Russellville where he Anthony and Marcia (Majors, served as church planter stategistfor '75) Powell live in Borger, TX, where the Home Mission Board. He and he is a bi-vocational pastor of Cal­ wife, Kathy, have two adult children, vary Baptist Church in Panhandle, David and Jennifer. TX, and a mechanical engineer with Gregg and Terry (Miller '75) Phillips Petroleum in Borger. The Greenway are in Almyra, AR. Gregg Powells have four children, Amy, is pastor at First Baptist, and Terry is Beverly, Anthony Wayne Jr. and a music teacher in Gillett Public John. Schools. They have two sons, Travis Gail (Jameson) Wilkins is a 14, and Drew 11 . math teacher and librarian at Greenville (MS) Christian School. 1975 She and husband, Timothy, man­ ager for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Susan (Powers) Erickson (fs) ALUMNI GATHERING • Phil Hardin ('73), Brad Green ('95) and Cory Gilbert Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge, have has moved from Virginia to Nebraska, visit during the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia alumni re ce ption during Homecoming. Class Notes · 19 Class Notes

curriculum coordinator and transpor­ husband, Mark, and son, Preston, tation supervisor and she is a kinder­ live in Little Rock. garten teacher. The Bradshaws have Janet "Lori" Hope (fs) is em­ two daughters, Jessica, 12, and ployed by the Texas Education Rebecca Alicia, 8. Agency in Austin, TX, and is working on her masters degree in library sci­ 1980 ence. Dr. Alan Sandifer is an Lynn McDaniel has been pro­ endodontist and lives in Baton Rouge, moted by the Arkansas Dept. of Hu­ LA, with wife , Mary, and their two man Services to program support children, Amanda, 6; and Ryan specialist for the Welfare Reform Charles, 16 months. Program, which provides technical assistance to social service workers 1982 in 15 counties. She lives in Van Buren. Forrest (fs) and Nancy (Owen) Jill (Boatright) Massirer has Simmons have moved to the coastal resigned as business manager in the town of Hinesville, GA, where he is a department of nursing at University platoon sergeant for the rapid reac­ Hospital in Little Rock to become full tion infantry unit at Fort Stewart. She time mom to new son, Daniel Aaron, stays at home with daughter, Tegan, born in February. 9. Don Carter resigned as pastor Arlene (Scott) Veazey is a high of Eureka Springs FBC. He and wife, school English teacher for the South Lesa (Bohannon, fs) and daughters San Antonio (TX) Independent Bethany and Meredith, will continue School District. She and husband, to reside in Eureka Springs where he Steven, have two children: Kathryn 7 will be involved in Visions Communi­ and Conner 2. ALUMNI TEA • Cathy Stallings Dean ('79) visits with a member of the Gamma cations. After 8-1/2 years, Juliana Phi Women's Social Club during the club's reunion tea. Various clubs and (Whitfield) Aaron resigned in De­ organizations hosted gatherings for their alumni during Homecoming activi­ 1981 cember 1994 as administrative as­ ties November 3-4. sistantto the president at Dallas Bap­ Dr. Randy and Donna tist University to stay home with son. ·Continued from page 19 Sam Colvert is management (Rachaner) Walker and son, Scott Aubrey Lee. ing been on the BSU staff at Baylor program officer for the U.S. Customs 9, live in Sherwood, AR where Randy Randy and Nadine (Marsh for over 13 years. Service and lives in Universal City, is a marriage and family counselor. '83) Fontaine are in Council Blu TX, with wife Charlotte, who is an Donna is a kindergarten teacher in lA, where Randy is a chaplain and 1978 elementary teacher. Cabot. Nadine works for Transport for Christ Mel and Corliss (Nikkel, '81) Dana Smith is a Ph.D candi­ They have two sons, Jarrett 9, Juli (Nelson) Lorick received Klinkner are living in Manhattan, KS, date at the University of Oregon. James Ryan, born Feb. 6, 1995. her masters of education degree in where he is associate controller at She returned this summer from Rus­ Denise Clark Kaniss is an early childhood from the University Kansas State and Corliss is a home sia where she spent six months re­ ementary school counselor in Cc7:r of South Carolina in May 1995. For executive. They have two children: searching her dissertation on "theat­ peras Cove, TX. Husband Palll • the past 17 years, she has served as Daniel, 12 and Melissa, 10. rical activity, 1985-95." She plans to stationed with the U.S. Army at a speech-language pathologist in Jerry and Teresa (Wilder) Fisk complete it by March 1996. Hood and assigned to Kuwait. Arkansas and South Carolina. She are is Lockesburg, AR. They have Benny Grant has joined the have a daughter, Jillian, age 3. and husband, Bud, now live in Lugoff, three children Michael, Holly, and staff of the Arkansas Baptist State SC (outside of Columbia). They have Will. Teresa is a second grade Convention as the adult associate in 1983 a son, Tim (5), and are active in teacher and Jerry is the owner of Fisk the Sunday School Department. A Camden (SC) First Baptist Church. Knives. former professional home and church Scott Harrington is pra Jimmy and Cathy (Stallings, Jerry Riggs is the principal of builder, he has served as pastor of medicine with Baptist Health '79) Dean live in Cabot, AR, where the Crescent City Baptist Elemen­ Indian Springs Baptist Church in Family Medicine Clinic in North he is a controller for Dreamline Manu­ tary School. He and wife, Kim, and Bryant, AR, since 1987. He and wife, Rock. He and wife, Delinda, facturing and she teaches in Cabot their three children .live in Metairie, Marcia (Jones, fs '72), have two to Arkansas from Martinez, GA Public Schools. Their third child, LA. children. Scott served with the military. Ashten Elizabeth, was born May Gigi (Chambers fs '78) Parker After teaching high school math Jeannie (Mayo) Wil 1994, three months premature and and husband Dan are expecting their for ten years, Carol (Green) Hunter sides in Campbell, Misso - weighed 1 lb. 7 oz., but is doing well fourth child in April. They live in Little is now staying home taking care of husband, Jay, serves as now. She joins big sisters, Christen, Rock with three daughters: Emily, 5; two sons, Joshua, 5 and A.J., 2. She the First Baptist Church. The: 14, and Andrea, 12. Jimmy and Katelyn, 3; and Anna, 2. and husband, David, live in Screven, two children, Jennifer 14, and Cathy are both members of "Re­ GA, where he is a pastor. 9. newal," a Christian band. 1979 Joy (Deaton) Evans recently Jim Yates received his=> - Rev. Ron Robinson, pastor of was named manager of Training, English from Oklahoma FBC in Kearney, MO, helped preside Tim Goodson graduated from Quality Assurance and Team Devel­ varsity in Stillwater in Ma _ over the October 28 funeral for Jesse Univ. of Ark. School of Medicine in opment at Arkansas Blue Cross-Blue assistant professor of James when the 19th century May 1995. He is currently doing his Shield. She joined ABCBS in 1982 Northwestern Oklahoma outlaw's remains were returned after residency in urology at the UAMS in as a staff auditor, in 1986 was named Alva, OK, where he has t genetic testing requested earlier in Little Rock. account executive with USAble Ad­ 1990. He was appointed ~:a:":':! the summer by historians, scientists Steve and Gigi (Peters) ministrators and most recently served the university's new W · · and possible descendants. He and Bradshaw live in Hope, AR, where as manager of operations at USAble Carlos and Shanno wife, Terry (O'Bryan fs), moved to they are both employed by the Hope Administrators which is a subsidiary lchter were reappointed Kearney in 1992 from St. Louis. Public Schools. He is the elementary of Arkansas Blue Cross. She and eign mission field at an 20 · Class Notes Class Notes

· n MissionBoard. Scranton, graduating with the "Out­ there from Huttig, AR. daughter Allison Kaylee, born in June, r missionaries to standing Graduate Student in Hu­ Greg and Donna (Melton) Har­ 1995. serving in Germany man Resources" award. She also ris live in Natchez, MS, where Greg Loretta (Neal) McGregor is as­ :>e promoting music in received her BS in applied social is a history teacher and head base­ sistant professor of psychology at have two children, science from the State University of ball coach and Donna is an elemen­ Southern Arkansas University in Mag­ eth and Christian New York. tary teacher at Adams County Chris­ nolia. She was also selected "Out­ Brian Alan Watson is Associ­ tian School. They have one daugh­ standing Young Careerist" in May ate Pastor/Education at North Cen­ ter, Morgan Lynn, 3. 1995 by the Arkansas Federation of tral Baptist Church, Gainesville, FL. Mike and Trisa (Adkins) Business and Professional Women. and wife, Lisa, have He moved in July 1995 from a similar Bakalekos live in Cabot, AR, with Jeffrey Johnston (fs) and wife : Jessica Ann, Rachel position in San Antonio, TX. their children: Will, 5; Rebecca, 4; Toni live in Russellville where he is a Joshua. and Jake, 3. Mike is a police officer business education teacher for the ay Stone, a widely re­ 1985 for the City of Little Rock, working in Perry-Casa Public Schools in Casa, motivational speaker, has the COPP division and Trisa is a AR. a book, "Follow Your Gene Hodges and wife Sherrell certified case manager with Tammy Freeman is a captain in : It covers eight steps for live in Gainesville, MO, where he is Kid Source, working with children with the U.S. Army and is an administra­ your dreams into reality plus pastor of First Baptist Church. He disabilities. tive resident of Kimbrough Army Com­ s. He states that he was completed his master of divinity in Brett and Lisa (Karber '88) munity Hospital at Fort George G. ,. · 1984, living on borrowed May 1995 at Midwestern Seminary. Wright reside in Glenwood, AR, Meade, MD. She was recently ad­ and within six years turned Leslie (Moore) Elledge has where Brett is manager of Wright's vanced to Diplomate status in the _around. He lived in Tokyo, started her own business, Delrose Food Center. Lisa works for the U.S. American College of Healthcare Ex­ for a year, started a success­ Imprinting, in Richardson, TX. She Army Corps of Engineers as a land ecutives, an international professional career, founded a non-profit was employed by EDS in Dallas use ranger. society representing more than · ation and developed a portio­ where she was a business communi­ 30,000 healthcare executives. real estate. He currently lives in cations rep, but now operates her 1988 Terry DeWitt served as a vol­ · ·lie, KY, with wife, Polly. business at home so she can devote unteer athletic trainer atthe U.S. Olym­ Denise (George) and David more time to husband, Mark, and Holly (Herzfeld) Van Dyke (fs) pic Training Center in Colorado "82) Brown and their four children daughter, Audrey, 3. and husband Ronnie live in Los An­ Springs during the summer 1995. His _ in Elko, NV, where David is pas­ Wes Sutton has joined Morgan geles where she is a dietitian with the assignments included working with of FBC, Spring Creek. Keegan & Co, Inc. in Little Rock as an Veterans Administration Hospital and the U.S. weight lifting and wrestling investment broker. will complete her masters at the Uni­ teams and assisting in the sports 984 versity of Southern California next medicine division. He is currently the 1986 spring. Ronnie is pursuing an acting athletic trainer and HPER clinic in­ Tiffin Hubbard is the manager career. structor at Henderson State Univer­ plant operations at STAR lndus- Allen E. Perry received his juris Gary Wade has joined Martin sity and lives in Arkadelphia with wife, ·es, a sheltered workshop in doctor in May from Western State in & Martin in Little Rock as an advertis­ Charlotte, and twins Clinton and :russellville. He and wife, Kim Irvine, CA. ing executive. He will specialize in Lauren, 5-1/2. (Zachary, '83), live in Pottsville, AR, JeffandWendy(Wade)Stotts ·health care accounts. Mark Roberts lives is Oklahoma with children, Micah, 9; Whitney live in Morrilton, AR, with son Jeffery Paul and Laura (Carpenter, City where he works for Feed the aige, 7; Tanner, 5; Anna Victoria, 3; 3. She was recently promoted to '90) Wilkins have moved to Coweta, Children, a hunger relief organiza- and Kaitlyn, 1. marketing team leader at Acxiom OK, where Paul is manager of Wai­ tion. Kelly (McCullough) Friedman Corp. in Conway. Jeff has been Mart and Laura stays home with · Continued on page 22 (fs) and husband, Warren, live in serving as minister of music and youth Stanton, TN, where he is farm and at Morrilton FBC for 5 1/2 years. elevator manager and Kelly teaches Brent and Molly (Vining) special ed for Jackson-Madison Wallace have moved to Arkadelphia County School Systems. They have where Molly is the school nurse at one child,,CariBeth 3. Ouachita. Brent is a salesman for Dr. David Pope has joined Pa­ Georgia Pacific. The Wallaces have thology Associates, P.A., at St. two children: Will and Nathaniel. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock. Wife Paula (McGee, '85), is an accoun­ 1987 tant for Dillard Department Stores. Janie Woodaii-Smith has been Robert and Sharon (Smith, named director of Monroe County '89) Pinkston were appointed in Human Development Center in August by the Foreign Mission Board Brinkley. She and husband, Doyle, to serve as missionaries to Mali. A have moved to Brinkley from Hot former BSU director at Ouachita and Springs where she was a case man­ more recently at Southern Arkansas ager for the Community Counseling University in Magnolia, he will be Service. working with students in Mali. The Charles Lewis is a psychiatrist Pinkstons have two children, Zachary with the Minirth-Meier-Rice Clinic in and Lindsey Nicole. Little Rock. Jamie Powell has moved to Lyn (Vance) Crotty is a teacher Chattanooga, OK, where he is pas­ and coach in Smackover Schools. tor of First Baptist Church. He and She has two children, Lynsey and wife, Traci, have one daughter, Katie, Ryne Colvin. Husband Pat is a fore­ 4-1/2. OPERA WORKSHOP • Eddie Struble and Leslie Srygley rehearse for a man at AJ&K Oil Well Service. In August, Richard Young ac­ scene from "Tales of Hoffmann" for the Opera Workshop. During the Tracye (Ogle) McElveen (fs) cepted the pastorate of First Baptist November performances, scenes were also presented from "Falstaff" and received her MS in human resource Church in Stamps, AR. He and wife, "Cosi fan tutte." The performances were under the direction of Dr. Jon administration from the University of Amy and son Richard, Jr. moved Secrest, assistant professor of music. Class Notes· 21 Class Notes

They are four sons: Brandon, 9; ales in Springdale, AR. He and wife, Daniel, 7; Ryan, 2; and Scotty, 5 Cara, have been Young Life volun­ months. teers for the past several years. Rick and Joy (Simmons) Wade Totty is serving as in­ Melick are in Dallas, TX, where Rick terim pastor atTemple Baptist Church is assistant director for development in Camden. He is office manager at at Criswell Bible College. Joy is a the Fordyce Chamber of Commerce. supervisor of residential treatment at Anne Linn (MSE) was named Buckner Baptist Childrens Home. in October as this year's recipient of the Teacher of the Year Award from 1991 the Ark. Assn. of College History Teachers. She teaches history and Brian (fs '90) and Paige geography and is the coordinator for (Spann) Beck are in Yukon, OK, the Gifted and Talented Program at where Brian is a drug treatment spe­ Goza Junior High School in Arkadel­ cialist with the U.S. Bureau of Pris­ phia. ons in El Reno, OK. Paige is a social worker with Child Welfare Services, 1992 OK Department of Human Services, VERSER PRODUCTION • Roy Whitfill portrays G~randpa in Verser Theatre's Oklahoma City. Jason Petty has been named fall production of "Grapes of Wrath." The pl ay, directed by Scott Holslcaw, Mike House is employed by head swim team coach of the YMCA was presented October 5-7 and 9-10. GSC Enterprises, Inc., of Sulphur Spa Seals at Hot Springs, AR. The Springs, TX. The company recently Spa Seals are a year-round competi­ ·Continued from page 21 Julie is director of admissions for ER purchased Wagner Candy of tive team. 1989 and Outpatient Clinic at Ashley Me­ Paducah, KY and he was relocated Javene (Clay) Crabtree is the morial Hospital. They have one and promoted to controller of that operations manager for Books-A-Mil­ Eddie and Andrea daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, 2-1 /2. division. lion in their west Little Rock store. (Smallwood, '90) Gray and their Stephen Osmon received his She recently completed a masters three-year old daughter Emilie, have 1990 doctor of medicine degree from the degree in English from UCA in moved from Fort Smith to Enid, OK, UAMS College of Medicine at its May Conway. where Eddie will serve as a special Jodi Strother Gilbert passed 1995 commencement in Little Rock. Scott Benge is an accountant agent for the FBI. the Arkansas Bar Examination in July He now lives in Richmond, VA. for Quality Products International, a Michelle Duncan Bergman and is practicing law with parents Jennifer Anne Hamner re­ food distributor to Russia. He and graduated from Tulane Law School Lane and Judy (Cook) Strother cently graduated with honors from wife, Christy, live in Little Rock. and Tulane Business School in May ('67) in Mountain Home. the New York College of Podiatic Jan a Crain is a senior medical 1994 and now lives with husband, Mike and Melanie (Roberts, Medicine in New York City. In July, student at UAMS in Little Rock. She Jeff, in New York City, where she fs) Johnson live in Shreveport where she began a three-year residency in recently modeled for a national cam­ practices corporate law. he is sales rep for Saturn of Shreve­ podiatric primary care and surgery in paign ad for Mane & Tail Hair Prod­ Kimberly (Herndon) port. Melanie stays home with daugh­ Roanoke, VA. ucts, appearing in Redbook, McCalls, McCormac passed the Arkansas Bar ter Alison 5 and son Blake 2. Garland L. Watlington passed Teen and Glamour magazines. exam in July. She and husband, Julie (Poe) Amstutz is a speech the Arkansas Bar examination in July. Wendelyn Osborne received Richard ('90) live in Little Rock. and language pathologist for Calico Gina (Murders) Mclean and her MS degree in social agency coun­ John David Blase began serv­ Rock (AR) Public Schools, and is husband John live in Hot Springs, seling from Henderson State Univer­ ing August 27 as pastor of Stephens completing her masters in early chil­ AR , where she works as a salesper­ sity in May 1995. (AR) First Baptist Church. He re­ dren special education. She and son and attends Remington College, DeDee McDonald lives in Dal­ cently completed a chaplain intern husband Terry, have two children, seeking an associate degree in legal las where she is employed by The Art program at Baylor University Medi­ Carlin Rae and Joseph Christopher. assisting. Institute of Dallas as a high school cal Center in Dallas. He is married to Carrie (Jones) Shieldnight Chantal (Meyers) Prewitt is representative. She recently received the former Meredith Fairhead (fs and husband, Mark, live in Tulsa, working on her Ph.D in neurobiology her associate degree in fashion mar­ '90). OK, where Carrie is teaching elemen­ through the University of Kentucky. keting from that institution. Chris and Wendy (Johnson, tary school and Mark is a youth and She hopes to complete it by the end Michael and Meliss a '91) Taylor live in Bedford, TX. He is music minister. of the year. She and husband, Dr. (McMillon, '93) Baird are in scl'loa: a marriage and family therapist and Paul and Jennifer (Easter) Todd Prewitt, were recently trans­ in Texas. Michael attends Texas part time minister to singles at FBC, Harrison recently moved to Shreve­ ferred to Arkansas where he will be A&M in veterinary medicine Hurst. She stays at home with son, port, LA, where he is executive vice working for the U.S. Air Force as a Melissa is a pharmacy student at Caleb 1-1 /2. president of Midland Risk Services family practitioner for four years at University of Texas. B.J. and Camille (Hardwick) of Louisiana. Jennifer stays home Little Rock Air Force Base in Jack­ Abbey (Hill) Ebarb (fs) is ~ Brown have moved from with daughter, Kelsey, who was born sonville. junior public relations executive Tuscaloosa, AL, to Arkadelphia. He in July. Kelli (Lambert) Gilbreath and the advertising, public relations, is employed at Ouachita in mainte­ Joel Humphrey has been ap­ husband Greg live in Valdosta, GA, keting firm of Cranford Joh nance and is assisting Ouachita head pointed as probation officer for the where he is a captain and pilot with Robinson Woods in Little Rock. baseball coach Van Barrett with the United States District Court, West­ the 70th Fighter Squadron at Moody recently received a communi baseball team . The Browns have ern District of Arkansas. After comple­ Air Force Base. Kelli stays at home degree from UALR. Husband, two children, Tiffany, 3, and Daniel, 9 tion of training in Baltimore, MD, he with son, Nathaniel. She shares that is manager of a K-Mart Auto months. will be assigned to the U.S. Proba­ August was a miracle month for them. Center in Little Rock. Rob and Julie (Burbank) Car­ tion Office in Hot Springs, AR. Nathaniel was born, Greg's aircraft Clark Colbert has joineo penter live in Hamburg, AR. Rob is Frankie (Carpenter) Kemp is caught fire and he had to eject and staff of Arkadelphia Second a new manager with Georgia Pacific an English and French teacher at the plane crashed less than 100 yards Church. He and wife , Me Structural Panel Division and is ac­ Mountain Pine High School in Hot from a house but there were no inju- (Greenlee, fs '91 ), moved here tive in the Army National Guard. He Springs, AR. Husband, Ron, is a ries. Fort Worth where Clark r is commander of a sixty-member de­ surgical scrub technician at St. Rob Potts is a commercial real graduated from Southwestern tachment headquartered in Crossett. Joseph's Regional Health Center. estate appraiser with Reed & Associ- nary. 22 · Class Notes Class Notes Burleson, TX. University in St. Louis, MO. She is Frederick Charles Moore, Ill, July29, Jennifer Nicole Arnold to Mark working as a production editor for 1995, North Little Rock. Todd Raabe, August 5, 1995, Arka­ Mosby Publishing Co. in St. Louis. delphia, AR. 1986 L. Phillip Worthen Ill to Allison 1994 Ann Hill, August 19, 1995, Nash­ Kenda Jane Reeves to Mark ville, AR. Scott and Michele (Woodall) Edward White, August 25, 1995, Little Carrie Ballard to Richard "Rick" Pickle have moved to Seattle, WA Rock, AR. Haycock, July 29, 1995, where Scott is employed with an in­ Germantown, TN. ternational game company and 1988 Christie Lang to Craig Cochell, Michele is working at a hospital in August 12, 1995. human resources recruitment. Michael Wayne Burnham (fs) Kristy Lee Kennedy to Chris­ Allie Riley is a training support to Traci Lynn Aycock, August 12, topher S. Black ( fs '95), July 1, specialist for First ln$titutional Mar­ 1995. 1995. keting, Inc. in Houston, TX. Holly Ann Herzfeld (fs) to April (Gosser) Weeks is a Romild Van Dyke, July 29, 1995, 1995 marketing assistant at Nabholz Con­ Benton, AR . struction Corporation in Conway. Jeff Greer to Michelle Can­ Husband, Jeffrey, is the president at 1990 non (fs), July 22, 1995, Arkadelphia, Southern Scrubs. AR. Julie Elizabeth Garner is a kin­ Mary Catherine "Cathy" Melissa Kelly Felton to Russell dergarten teacher in Rison, AR. She Godfrey to William "Russell" Holmes, Lee Hardin, June 17, 1995, North is assistant organist at Rison Baptist Dallas, TX. Little Rock. Church and also teaches younger Stephanie Brooks Benson (fs) Rebecca R. King to Peter W. children's discipleship training. to David Wayne Sawyers, Septem­ Lake, June 24, 1995, Little Rock. ber 30, 1995, Searcy. Gerald (fs) is working in 1995 Ted W. Jolley to Lori Paige Barnes (current), June 17, 1995, --.,...... ,... commercials and film in 1991 Sherwood, AR. He has also appeared on Cynthia Hood is living in Tammy Northcutt to Michael iere stage. Radford, VA, where she is a choral Chantal Meyers to Dr. Todd G. "Eddie" White, September 2, 1995, elanie Barr attends Dallas graduate assistant at Radford Uni­ Prewitt, November 4, 1994, Gurdon, AR. University and plans to gradu­ versity. Convington, KY. Brandie Clark to Gary - - in December 1995 with a BS Audrey Weaver is a lab techni­ Debbie Deanne Turner to Shay Kirkpatrick, notified August 1995. e in all-level kinesiology. She cian for the City of Galveston (TX) G. McGooden, August 19, 1995, employed as the volleyball and Water Treatment. Siloam Springs, AR. all coach at the Gospel Light­ Cindy Wideman is a diet tech­ Current Students e Christian Academy. . nician and superviser at National Park 1992 Simon Storer is working for Medical Center in Hot Springs, AR. Jamie Atkinson to Shayne Bryant, May 12, 1995, Arkadelphia, _affray's Steel Company in Colum- Christopher Black (fs) is a lab Laura Bushmiaer to William AR. ' MS as a salesman. technician at Entek Laboratory in Joseph Haley, June 24, 1995. Heidi Steeger to David Kelly Eric and Rennie (Davenport) Llittle Rock. His wife , Kristy Martha Ann Garner to Donny Dial, August 12, 1995, Arkadelphia, erndon live in North Little Rock. (Kennedy '94), is a non-linear digital Ray Drennan, Jr., August 5, 1995, AR . e is employed at Acxiom Corpora­ editor/producer at Marketing Solu­ Rison, AR. Jacquelyn Horne to Cameron tion in Conway in account services tions, Inc. Tamara Susanne Homan (fs) Beene, August 18, 1995, Arkadel­ and she is attending UALR pursuing Jacynda (Taylor) Smith is a to Justin Clay Bethel, June 3, 1995, phia, AR . a degree in early childhood educa­ home economist for Monroe County Benton, AR. Kellye Wright to Travis tion and music. Health Unit. She and husband, Paul, Jason Kyle Vaden to Nicole McDonald, June 17, 1995, Arkadel­ Tara (Holmes) Scritchfield re­ live in Brinkley. Diane LaVigne, August 12, 1995, phia, AR. ceived a MS degree in speech-lan­ North Little Rock. Wesley E. Tollett to Elizabeth guage pathology at the May com­ MARRIAGES: David Jason Barrett to Lea Allison "Beth" Cross, June 24, 1995, mencement of Southwest Missouri Anne Gillenwater, August 26, 1995, Nashville, AR State University. She has accepted 1970 Little Rock, AR . Robin Hall to Mike Breedlove, a position with Nova Care, Inc. in D. Scott Bonge to Christy Gay September 2, 1995, Clinton, AR. Topeka, KS. David Easley to Donita Aus­ Erion, September 2, 1995, Conway, Todd Parr (fs) is serving as tin, ('72), July 2, 1995, Little Rock, AR. Faculty/Staff student minister for DeWitt (AR) First AR. Amanda Wood to Brent Aucoin, Baptist Church. June 10, 1995, Texarkana, TX. Eric Phillips to Cindy King, Cristi (Jones)George is teach­ 1978 June 17, 1995, McCrory, AR. He is ing at Benton County Christian School 1993 assistant professor of theater arts. in Rogers, AR. Husband, Luke, is a Dena Hall to Stephen Elliott Paula Jayroe to Jeff Erwin, minister. Lapinel, September 10, 1995, Nor­ June 24, 1995, Forrest City, AR . Shawna (Matlock) Oliver re­ folk, VA. Cristi Jones to Luke George, I BIRTHS ceived an MSE in social studies from March 19, 1995, Rogers, AR. Arkansas State University in 1979 Shawn a Matlock to Wes Oliver, 1980 Jonesboro in May and is a part time notified August 1995. instructor there. Her husband, Sgt. Steven John Ellis to Sharon Janet Thomas to Monty Philip and Jill (Boatright) Wes Oliver is a supply sergeant for Lynn McCarty, June 10, 1995, Dal­ Harrington, June 10, 1995. Massirer, son Daniel Aaron, Febru­ the Arkansas National Guard. las, TX. ary 23, 1995. Heidi Fite-Crowley received a 1994 Kirby and Rosalind master's degree in English and Ameri­ 1984 (McClanahan) Mouser, son Owen can literature at the August 1995 Brian K. Bell to Michelle War­ Parker, December 24, 1994. C.Qfllmencement from Washington Karen Lynn Garr ick to ren-Cook ('95), August 12, 1995, · Continued on page 24 Class Notes · 23 Class Notes

· Continued from page 23 1995. Landon,August31, 1995 1949 Bienveindo "Dean" and Paige Don and Molly (Mizell) Steely Kris (fs '93) and Laura (Sutton) (Witt) Cortes, son Bienvendo Witt (fs), son Andrew Thomas, August Cartwright, son Mason Allen , Octo­ Henry Keahey, September25, Cortes, March 4, 1995. 31, 1995. ber 15, 1995. 1995, Longview, TX. Jackie and Mandy (Draffen) 1981 Fulton, son William Lyle, notified Faculty/Staff 1950 September 1995. Bobby and Sheila (Christo­ Barry and Diane McVinney, Jack M. Brewer, October 22, pher) Dunnam, son Michael Joseph, 1989 son lan Michael, born August 23, 1992, Hanford, CA. Notified August on June 24, 1995. Joins, Jacob 10, 1995. Dr. McVinney is assistant pro­ 1995. Jodi 8, Jenna 5 and Benjamin 3. Mike and Kim (Mueller) fessor of music. John D. Nix, Ill, February 1995, Frank and Jean (McBryde) Altenbaumer, son John Edward, Brennan and Corinne San Antonio, TX . Pamplin, daughter Parker Marie, June 8, 1994. Schwenk, daughter Jordyn August 15, 1995. Welcomed by sis­ Bart and Kimberly (Coulter, Gabrielle, born November 22, 1995. 1951 ter Cecilee 5. '91) Ferguson, son Clark Coulter Jordyn is welcomed by brother Bran­ Thomas and Dale (Yeary) Ferguson, September 17, 1995. don, 18 months. Brennan is hall di­ Hartsell Atwood, September Davidson, child born Oct. 4, 1995. Chris and Felley (Nail, '88) rector for Conger Hall and assistant 11 , 1995, Houston, TX. Mark and Patti Bennett, daugh­ Lawson, daughter, Elizabeth Clary, intramural director. ter Caitlin Alysse, on May 28,1995. October 6, 1995. 1961 Miles and Luann (Bratton) Wil· Mark and Dana (Graham) Iiams, daughter Allison Claye, Janu­ Baggett, son, Christopher Mark, Bobby Fawcett, October, 1995, ary 10, 1995. March 22, 1995. Fordyce, AR. Rick and Cynthia (Potter) DEATHS Capello, daughter Brittany Kay, Oc­ 1990 1965 tober 11 , 1995. 1910 Paul and Jennifer (Easter) Jimmy Earl Power, Sr.(fs), Au­ 1982 Harrison, daughter Kelsey Grace, Mildred (Scott) Conklin (fs), gust 15, 1995, Nashville, AR. born July 22, 1995. September 19, 1995, Mountain Randy and Nadine (Marshall, David and Dana (Combs, '88) Home, AR. · 1967 '83) Fontaine, son James Ryan , Feb. Dixon, daughter Hannah Nicole, Sep­ 6, 1995. tember 22, 1995. 1924 Jean LaVerne Walz, August 3, Greg and Kelli (Lambert) 1995, North Little Rock, AR. 1984 Gilbreath, son Nathaniel Warren, William Elbert "Bill" Wheat August 4, 1995. (fs), July 24, 1995, Monticello, AR. 1970 Brian and Cheri Watson, Rick and Joy (Simmons) daughter Ashley Nicole, April 26, Melick, son Richard Roecker Melick 1934 Bertha M. Jackson (MSE), Oc­ 1995. Joins Jennifer Anne. IV, July 20, 1995. tober 12, 1995, North Little Rock, Brad and Sharon (Baggett) Charles A. Archer, Jr., August AR. 1986 Amberger, son Joseph Preston, 19, 1995, Conway, AR. September 7, 1995. 1977 Matt and Susan (Butler) 1935 McBeth, daughter, Katherine Eliza­ Kenneth Spillyards, March 23, beth, August 25, 1995. 1991 Wanda (Gary) Keahey, No­ 1993, Fort Worth. Notified May 1995. B.J. and Camille (Hardwick) vember 1994, Fayetteville, AR. No­ Brown, son Daniel Rawlins Brown, Rob and Cara Potts, son Ja­ tified August 1995. March 22, 1995. Joins sister Tiffany son Michael, June 29, 1995. Faculty/Staff 3. Stuart and Melissa (Nesbit) 1937 Noah and Susan (Murray) Whitlow, son Charles Connor, Feb­ Glynn Morehead, husband Peek, daughter Olivia Susan, July ruary 18, 1995. Virginia (Preddy) Bellue, No­ Joyce Morehead, assistant p s­ 16, 1994. Siblings Emily 5 and Will vember 6, 1995, Sherwood, AR. sor of Family and Consumer 18 months. 1992 vices, Sept. 3, 1995, Arkadelptia.- - Brad and Tina (Johnson) 1938 Gene Warren, husband of­ Unruh, daughter Emily Anne, May 9, Jeff ('94) and Kim (Casey) Warren, secretary·in the 1995. Madlock, daughter Riley Ashlynn, Ralph Braswell (fs), Septem­ Affairs office, Aug. 24, 1995 - Brent and Molly (Vining) September 5, 1995. ber 8, 1995, Oceanside, CA. delphia, AR. Wallace, Nathaniel Robert, July 18, Mark and Katie Railey, son 1995. Joins brother Will1-1/2. Nathan, June 30, 1995. 1942 Former Faculty/Staff Craig and Melanie (Cicero, 1987 '93) Jenkins, son Ryan Conley, Oc­ Betty Frame (Davidson) tober 11 , 1995. Mowery, October 25, 1995, Tillar, Jim and Shari (Lewis) AR . McSwain, son Robert Taylor, July 19,1995. 1993 1944 Brett and Lisa (Karber '88) Wright, daughter Brooke Erin, noti­ Brant and Karen (Stabley, '92) Charles B. Luck, October 19, fied October 1995. Matros, son, John Franklin, August 1995, Prescott, AR. Friends 28, 1995. 1988 1946 Martha Hill Thcl;;;IS,I;t;;;;::;:;;::~ 1995 of former Ouachita cr:~­ Jimmy and Mary (Daughtery) Hugh Howard (fs), September B. Hill, November - Cook, son Christopher Scott, April Brent and Jan Peoples, son 2, 1995, Camden, AR. Rock, AR.

24 · Class Notes - - GtV?ttff Ctttbi· Jttttt '94-Ma!f '95 25 Ouachita's students, faculty, and administra- 00,000 or more tion join me in thanking the many individuals, churches, businesses, and foundations for their 26 provision of financial support to our institution --.ooo and above last year. Gifts and grants to Ouachita totalled iates 26 $6,478,564 for the fiscal year ending May 31 , - .n> to $4,999 1995, a 12 percent increase over the previous year. In addition, the percentage of our alumni and former students who made gifts to Oua­ =---~- ..rm Gifts of $500 to $999 27 chita increased from ll to 22 percent. ual Gifts of $250 to $499 28 -Annual Gifts of $100 to $249 29 Ouachita's progress is linked to the support of its friends. Thank you for investing in the lives _.alty Club 31 of our students. .. ual Gifts of $1 to $99

nd Century Club 39 e Ouachita in Estate Plans ~vJ~ Andrew Westmoreland hing Gift Companies 41 Executive Vice President ______Ha_ ~_r~~HI-~_~_r ______Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry Mr. George Peck . and Mrs. Clarence Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Frank D . Mrs. Jane Flippen Perrin . 0. C. (Marjorie) Bailey Hickingbotham First Baptist Church, Pine Bluff, AR . J. E. (Ruby) Berry Mr. R. Voyt Hill Mrs. Sybilla Prewitt Ir. Robert 0. Blucker Miss Fay Holiman Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Pruet _fr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce Mrs. Opal Holland Ross Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William D. Burch Dr. Charles S. Holt Mr. and Mrs. David H. Smith • lr. and Mrs .. John Carter Immanuel Baptist Church, Little Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable . Miss Helen Clore Rock,AR and Educational Trust of Malvern, AR );h. and Mrs. J. D. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jarrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sutton Carr P. Collins Foundation Mrs. Blanche A. Jones Dr. Vernon L. Toombs Miss Hiawatha Daniel The Harvey and Bernice Jones Mrs. Lena Goodwin Trimble .Mr. John T. Daniel, Jr. Charitable Trust Trinity Foundation .Mr. and Mrs. Wade Doshier Mr. and Mrs. George Jordan Mrs. Luella Turner Mrs. L. V. Evans Mr. E. L. Keith Union Pacific Foundation Mrs. Ann Ferguson Kresge Foundation Dr. Sarah Varnel1 Mr. Burl Fowler Mrs. Eugenia Leeton Mr. Earl Verser, Jr. Mr. Jay Freeman Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lile Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation Mrs. Ila Webb Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Funderburk Judge and Mrs. Edward Maddox Mr. Hugh R. Wilbourn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gattis Mrs. Stella McPherson Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Wilkins Mr. Charles E. Heckler, Jr. Mr. James Hayden Moore Mr. Birkett L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parks Mr. George Young Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Helfin Dr. and Mrs. J.D. Patterson Mr. Robert A. Young, Jr. Mr. Pat Henderson

Donors · 25 _____a_tra _te_trf_ &oettenoe Abt Associates, Inc., Cambridge, MA Mrs. J. Richard Grant First Baptist Church, Pine Bluff, AR Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anthony Helen and Leon 0. Head Estate Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Reed Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Jay Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rhodes Arkansas Baptist Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Heflin Ross Foundation, Arkadelphia, AR Arkansas Baptist State Convention Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry Mrs. Estelle Selph Mr. Todd Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hickingbotham Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mrs. Doris Beeson R. Voyt Hill Estate Stella Boyle Smith Estate Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cagle Horizon Bank, Arkadelphia, AR Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spence Central Baptist Church, Magnolia, AR Immanuel Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Steams Citizens First Bank, Arkadelphia, AR Little Rock, AR Eunice Stiles Estate Mrs. Edith Clanton Independent College Fund of Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stratton Mrs. Katherine Cobb Harvey and Bernice Jones Roy & Christine Sturgis Charitable and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coulson Charitable Trust Educational Trust, Malvern, AR Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Darling Mrs. Ruth Jordan Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sutton Joy Vee Davis Estate Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kehoe Mrs. Rose Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kircher Trinity Foundation, Pine Bluff, AR Mr. and Mrs. Wade Doshier Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Kluck Union Pacific Foundation, Mary Jo Egli Estate Judge and Mrs. Edward Maddox Bethlehem, PA Elk Hom Bank & Trust Company, Rev. and Mrs. Earl McCuin Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Waggoner Arkadelphia, AR Dr. Nell Mondy Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell Felton Newmont Mining Corporation, Wal-Mart Foundation, Bentonville, AR Ann Ferguson Estate Denver, CO Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Whorton Mr. Burl Fowler First Baptist Church, O'Fallon, IL Dr. and Mrs. John Wikman Friday Eldredge & Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilbourn Little Rock, AR Park Cities Baptist Church, Dallas, TX Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gattis Dr. and Mrs. J.D. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams Dr. and Mrs. Jim Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. Jim Phelan Dr. and Mrs. John Williamson Pr&.ttdenf'f A44tlotaf&.t Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce First Baptist Church, DeWitt, AR COL and Mrs. Bill Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dieken Alcoa Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Caldwell Ms. Bonnie Dinkel Mr. and Mrs. Reid Allison Central Baptist Church, Jonesboro, AR Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Dixon Mrs. Bettye Jane Anderson Central Baptist Church, Bald Knob, AR Dr. and Mrs. Bill Downs Antoine Baptist Church, Antoine, AR Mr. and Mrs. John Cloud Mrs. J.D. Dryer First Baptist Church, Arkadelphia, AR Miss Elma Cobb Mr. and Mrs. George Dunklin Arkansas Power and Light Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Echols Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ary Pine Bluff, AR Dr. R. P. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ashcraft Miss Catherine Condray Mrs. Lorraine Edwards Mr. Bill Atkinson Mrs. Imogene Cook Mrs. Alma Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Martice Attaway Dr. and Mrs. William H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cothran, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Brooksher Banks Mrs. Cathryn Couch Mr. John Elrod Baptist Foundation of Alabama Drs. Ed and Fran Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Marc Emrich Dr. and Mrs. Hal Bass Miss Mary Alice Crawford First Baptist Church, England, AR Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass Mr. Nolan Crawford Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Enlow Mr. James Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Crumley Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Curnutt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ferguson Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Baylor Mr. and Mrs. Herb Daily Mr. and Mrs. Charles Figley Mr. Ronny Bedford John T. Daniel Estate First Commercial Bank, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Berry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daulton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bettis Mrs. C. G. Davis Ms. Etewanda Gaddis Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boudra Mrs. Linda DeArmond Mrs. Ruth Gant Dr. Mark Bowles Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Deese Dr. and Mrs. Dan Gaske Miss Wanda Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Delaughter Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gill 26- Donors Mrs. Betty McCommas LTC Jim Sanges Mr. and Mrs. Bob McGill MG and Mrs. Moise Seligman McGovern Fund for Behavioral Sciences, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Houston, TX Roy Lyndell Sharpe Estate Mr. and Mrs. William F. Meador First Baptist Church, Sheridan, AR Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mixon Mrs. Carbon Sims Dr. and Mrs. Don Moore Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith Dr. and Mrs. John Moore Rev. and Mrs. Bill Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morehart Ms. Jamie Snider Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morgan Mr. Robert L. Snider Morse Automotive Corporation, Southern Baptist Foundation, Nashville, TN Arkadelphia, AR First Baptist Church, Sparkman, AR Mr. and Mrs. John Mowrey Drs. Hoy and Marolyn Speer Dr. and Mrs. Ryland Mundie First Baptist Church, Star City, AR Mrs. Mary Nee\ Dr. and Mrs. William Steeger Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Nelson Mr. Kelvin and Dr. Robin Story Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Newman First Baptist Church, Stuttgart, AR Mr. Henry Nichols Sunnyside Baptist Church, Rogers, AR Mr. and Mrs. Mike Osborne Mr. and Mrs. George Surgeon Mrs. James Howlett Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Talbot · d Mrs. Mike Huckabay Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parish Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thomas and Mrs. Gloyd Huckabee Dr. and Mrs. Earl Peeples Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Ruth Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Peeples CPT and Mrs. Steven Tiller · . Austin Ingram Mr. Bill and Dr. Jenny Petty Mr. and Mrs. Tab Turner and Mrs. Louis Jacks Dr. Brent Polk Mrs. Myrtle Tyson and Mrs. Joe Jeffers Presser Foundation, Bryn Mawr, PA COL and Mrs. Bob Utley :s. Ina Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. Ken Price Dr. Sarah Varnell . Sue Jimerson Mr. Farris C. Purviance, Jr. First Baptist Church, Walnut Ridge, AR ~. Garner Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Puryear Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward ~. Robert L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bob Reames Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur West Luther King Dr. and Mrs. Phil Rice Mr. and Mrs. Andy Westmoreland . and Mrs. Taylor King Richardson Heights Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Whisenhunt lr. and Mrs. Duane King Richardson, TX Dr. and Mrs. Randall Wight Irs. Betty Lite Rison Baptist Church, Rison, AR Miss Greta Wilcher .1r. and Mrs. Jack Lowman Dr. and Mrs. Ray Robbins The Wilcox Group, Little Rock, AR • lr. and Mrs. Michael Malek Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Rodriguez Mrs. Lorene Williams :Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maloch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Williams ~aple Avenue Baptist Church, Rogers Foundation, Inc., Fairfax, VA Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wingfield Smackover, AR Dr. and Mrs. Paul Root Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wright Mrs. Blanche Marler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yarnell _____Ht_ 8J_r~_tttfff Strott~----- Ms. Cathy Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crain Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Graves Dr. and Mrs. Gary Bevill Mr. Brownie Crawford Dr. Lillian Greathouse e.~:t!!Charles Acuff Mr. and Mrs. Mack Blackwell Dr. and Mrs. Alton Crawley Mr. Thomas Hagins Mr. and Mrs. Andy Allison Mr. and Mrs. Newell Blakely Dr. Lillian Crenshaw Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Dr. and Mrs. Bob Allison Mr. and Mrs. Truman Boatright Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curry Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hall Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Mr. and Mrs. Durward Bourns Mrs. Gwen Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hargis Dr. and Mrs. Don Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Delno Brisco Mrs. Onato Denney Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harkrider Dr. and Mrs. Mike Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dipert Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Atkinson Mr. Danny Burton Ms. Margaret Edney Mr. and Mrs. Russ Harrington Dr. and Mrs. Trozy Barker Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Catalina Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis Dr. and Mrs. W. Harold Hicks Mr. Paul Barringer Citizens First Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hill First Baptist Church, Little Rock, AR Follett Corporation Mrs. Annette Hobgood Batesville, AR Citizens State Bank, Bald Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Francis Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hobgood Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bell Knob,AR Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Hope Brick Works, Inc., Hope, Dr. and Mrs. George Benjamin Mrs. May Dell Clawson Dr. and Mrs. Larry Frisby AR Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Benson Mr. Charles Coble Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbreath Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Alan Berry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gilliam First Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. Trey Berry Mr. Don Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Steve Goss Huntsville, AR Donors· 2 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Mac Stroud Dr. and Mrs. Steve Garner Mr. and Mrs. Darryle Petters Mrs. Byrla Jean Ralph Stubblefield Estate Mr. and Mrs. Randy Garner Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phelps Jenny Lind Baptist Church, Dr. John Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goodier Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps Greenwood, AR Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Teague Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gosser Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Pierce Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Denver Thornton Dr. and Mrs. Ray Granade LTC and Mrs. Dan Pike Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kelley Mr. Ted Tom Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Jim Pleitz Rev. and Mrs. Carl Kluck, Sr. Ms. Karen Wallace GEN and Mrs. Herman Hankins First Baptist Church, Rev. and Mrs. Houston Lanier Rev. and Mrs. Ermon Webb Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hankins Pocahontas, AR First Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pruitt Lewisville, AR First Baptist Church, White Hardman Lumber Company, Mr. Rick Pruitt W. P. Malone, Inc., Hall, AR Arkadelphia, AR Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pryor Arkadelphia, AR Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitmore Mr. Cliff Harris Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. "Jiggs" Mr. Gene Martin Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harrison Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Francis McBeth Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hartsell Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Gus Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Royce Harville Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dan Reed Mr. and Mrs. James McEachern Mr. and Mrs. Ed Willman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hester Mr. and Mrs. Vic Rettmann Dr. and Mrs. Jack McHaney Mr. Robert Wilson Ms. Lisa Hill Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richardson Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McKinney Ms. Sharron Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Don Holbert Mr. and Mrs. Andy Riethmaier Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Worrell COL and Mrs. Sam Holeman Mr. Thomas Ripley Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. and Mrs. Roe Hollis Mr. Joseph Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Gtrtd Miss Charlene Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Odes Robertson Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mizell Dr. and Mrs. Harold Algee Mrs. Frances Jackson Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Mrs. Dorothy Moore First Baptist Church, Almyra, AR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jayroe Chap. and Mrs. Dallas Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morgan Baptist Foundation Of Oklahoma Miss Joy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rothwell Mrs. Pauline Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beadle Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rusher Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell Drs. Woody and Freddie Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sandifer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seale Dr. and Mrs. Carl Nash Mr. and Mrs. Gary Benson Mrs. Frances Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Sedberry Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nelson First Baptist Church, Benton, AR Mrs. Faye Kimbrell Miss Jane Sharp Drs. Alex and Meredith Nisbet Mrs. Dorothy Bird Dr. and Mrs. Rich Kincl Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shiller Mr. Ronnie O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black Mr. and Mrs. Dru King Mrs. Sue Shinn Oak Grove Baptist Church, Van Mr. Len Blaylock Lakeside Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shuffield Buren,AR Ms. Emily Bohmfalk Rogers, AR Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons Ouachita Baptist University, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Ron Langston Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Sisson Frances Crawford-West Brownsville Assembly of God, Mrs. Eugenia Leeton Dr. and Mrs. Randy Smith Ovilla Road Baptist Church, Lonoke,AR Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindsey Mr. Ronnie Smith Ovilla, TX Dr. and Mrs. Allen Burton Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Loyd Mrs. Eunice Spence Mr. Edward Pierce Dr. and Mrs. Glen Burton Mr. Billy Maddox Mr. and Mrs. William Steele Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Craig Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Massey Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Summar Dr. and Mrs. Carl Ramsey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Capps Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mayo Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutley Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bob Reames Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Tabor Dr. and Mrs. Doug Reed Miss Nancy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. AI McLaughlin Mrs. Winnie Talley Mr. and Mrs. Gene Robinson Mrs. Mary Cothran Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bill Meador Mr. and Mrs. David Tate Rocky Mound Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ed Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miles Dr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor Fouke,AR Dr. and Mrs. Eschol Davis Rev. and Mrs. Dillard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taylor Ms. Joyce Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Steve DeMott Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller Ms. Frankie Thomas LTC and Mrs. Steed Rountree First Baptist Church, De Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller Mr. and Mrs. Terry Toler Mrs. lone Ryan Queen, AR Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mixon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trulove Mr. John Schirmer Mrs. Rosie Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Curt Moody Mr. and Mrs. Randy Turner Dr. and Mrs. Bernes Selph Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Efird Morris Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Varner Dr. and Mrs. Donald Seward Rev. and Mrs. 0. W. Efurd Dr. and Mrs. Tom Murphree Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ward Mr. and Mrs. David Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Bob Webster Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shell Dr. and Mrs. Bill Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Red Nelson Mr. Ryan Welch Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shepherd Mr. Jimmy Ellis Rev. and Mrs. Dean Newberry Mr. William Scott Wells Mrs. Margaret Shuffield Mr. and Mrs. Jack Estes Dr. and Mrs. Joe Nix Dr. and Mrs. Ron West Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sisson Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Everett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Dorvan Wiley Mr. Stephen Smith Mr. Mike Finley Ouachita Baptist University, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snow Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald Frances Crawford-East Mr. and Mrs. Bob Willis Mr. Jimmy Snowden First Baptist Church, Forrest Park Hill Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. Vester Wolber Dr. and Mrs. John Spraggins City,AR Arkadelphia, AR Mrs. Irene Wood Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford Mrs. Marion Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Partridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stipe Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Garner Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pennington

28- Donors Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crane Dr. Lorraine Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Crass Mr. John Funderburk Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brockwell Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Zed Gant Mr. and Mrs. Harry Broening Mrs. Sara Cromer Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bing Crosby Mrs. Nella Gatewood Mrs. Jeania Brown Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Crotts Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gean Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Rev. and Mrs. David Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruening Ms. Loveta Crutchfield Dr. and Mrs. Bob Gibbons Dr. and Mrs. Roy Buckelew Mr. and Mrs. David Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. John Gill Dr. and Mrs. Bill Bullington Mr. and Mrs. John Dalby Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillam Dr. Lan Burch Miss LeAnne Daniel Miss Margaret Gillaspie Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burrus Mr. and Mrs. Mack Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bush Mrs. Rosamond Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gillies Mrs. Arthur Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Bush Mr. George Daves Mr. and Mrs. Truett Goatcher Mrs. Harry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Butcher Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis Ms. Hazel Goddard Mrs. Kenneth Anderson Dr. and Mrs. James Bynum Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Goforth Gay Anthony Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Byrum Mr. Don Dawley, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Goldsby Mrs. Roy Aratani Mrs. Lucy Cabe Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Smith Gooch Harry Ashcraft Ms. Caroline Cagle Mr. and Mrs. Gary Deffenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gorum and Mrs. Millard Aud Mr. and Mrs. James H. Caldwell Delta Kappa Gamma, Lambda Mrs. Frances Grafton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Calhoon Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell Mrs. Gladys DeArmond Grandview Baptist Church, El and Mrs. Ron Baggett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cantrell Dr. and Mrs. Dean Dickens Paso, TX and Mrs. Homer Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll Judge and Mrs. Tom Digby Dr. Bob Graves . Belinda Baker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carson Miss Esther Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Gary Gray and Mrs. Ford Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Castleberry Mr. Dennis and Dr. Dee Ann Mrs. Angie Greer . and Mrs. Mark Baldwin Rev. Sam Cathey Dockins Dr. and Mrs. Tom Greer ard Appraisal Service, Van Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Caver Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Dodson Mrs. Margaret Gregory Buren, AR Mr. and Mrs. David Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Witold Domanski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gruebel Ir. and Mrs. Jan Barker Mr. and Mrs. Randy Childs Ms. Charlotte Donald Mr. Gerald Hailey _lrs. Dorothy Barr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chinn Mr. Russell Donaldson Dr. Martha Hairston _lr. and Mrs. John Bates Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donkervoet Mrs. Med Hale _lr. and Mrs. Robert Baunton Mrs. Rosemary Chu Dr. and Mrs. Tony Dorman Mr. Warren Haley Dr. and Mrs. Winston Beard Mrs. Beth Church Rev. and Mrs. Luther Dorsey COL Hiram Hall . lr. and Mrs. Brian Beck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doubleday Dr. Joe Hall :\lfr. and Mrs. W. C. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hall :\Its. Honey Beddingfield Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hammett :\lfr. A. V. Beebe Mrs. Marie Cochrane Dr. and Mrs. Reese Duke Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson Beech Street First Baptist Church, Ms. Margaret Coker Ms. Sara Duke Miss Thelma Hardcastle Texarkana, AR Mr. and Mrs. Lavell Cole Mr. Curtis Echols Hardin Baptist Church, Pine Dr. and Mrs. David Bell Mr. Donald Coleman Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Edds Bluff,AR LTC and Mrs. Calvert Benedict Mr. Henry Coleman COL and Mrs. Bob Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hargis Miss Stephanie Berg Miss Johnnie Coleman Mr. Rodger Edwards Mr. Bob Hargrove Mrs. Hope Bethea Mr. Kevin Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elam Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bettis Dr. and Mrs. Lucien Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Elliott Harrelson Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Bettis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coley Rev. and Mrs. Bob Eubanks Miss Alberta Harrington Mrs. Jane Birkhead Mrs. Cordelia Condray Mr. and Mrs. Byron Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bishop Dr. and Mrs. George Conner Mr. and Mrs. Ken Everett Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Harvey COL and Mrs. Jerry Black Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dale Fallin Dr. and Mrs. Harold Haswell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blythe Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cook Mr. and Mrs. William Fambrough Mrs. Frances Hatton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boak Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook Mrs. Alma Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawley Mr. and Mrs. James Boatright Miss Mary Pat Cook Mr. Ron Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John Bondurant Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Cooper Mrs. Patricia Fisher Mrs. Nancy Hayley MAJ and Mrs. Stephen Bonifant Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flowers Mrs. Lilla Hendrix Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bourns Mr. Clifford Copeland Dr. and Mrs. John Floyd Mr. and Mrs. William Hensley Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Ron Copeland Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd Ms. Ola Corley Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ford Rev. and Mrs. Dan Hill Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Boyd Mr. John Cothran Mr. Willard Forsythe Dr. and Mrs. James Hill Ms. Martha Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Kent Coulter Mr. and Mrs. George Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hinger Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boyd Covenant Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth France Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hobbs Mr. Scott Bradley Columbia, MD Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Holsclaw Mr. and Mrs. Walt Brandon Dr. and Mrs. David Covey Dr. and Mrs. Bud Fray Dr. and Mrs. Orville Hooker Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Brantley Ms. Janet Cowan CPT Tammie Freeman Ms. B. J. Houston

Donors - 29 Mrs. Dorothy Howery Mr. Robert Lessenberry North Crossett, AR Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reynolds Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Mike Lexa Baptist Church, Lexa, AR Dr. David Norwood Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice Huckabee Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Neal Drs. Carl and Ramona Rice Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hudson Ms. Emma Lou Littlefield Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Odom Rep. and Mrs. W. R. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Litzelfelner Mr. and Mrs. George Oosterhous Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richett Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hughart Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lokey Mr. and Mrs. Don Orr Mr. Lynn and Dr. Carole Ricks Dr. and Mrs. Earl Humble Mr. and Mrs. Gene Love Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riddle Mr. Richie Humphreys GEN and Mrs. Lew Lyle Mr. Dave Osmon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riggs Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Izard Mr. and Mrs. Fredde Lynch Ouachita Baptist University, Tri Ms. Gail Roberson COL and Mrs. David Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chi Women's Social Club Ms. Vara Roberson Rev. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson MacDonald Mrs. Clara Overton Dr. Noble Roberts Ms. Cheryl Jenkins LTC and Mrs. Crawford Marbury Mr. H. David Owen Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson Ms. Anna Marquina Drs. Joseph and Gay Pappin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson Rev. Elmo Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marshall Park Hill Baptist Church, North Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rock Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Dan Martin Little Rock, AR Drs. Tommy and Johnnie Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Martin Mr. and Mrs. David Parker Roebuck Mr. and Mrs. James E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Martin Mr. Robert Parker Dr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Mr. Loran Johnson Dr. and Mrs. William E. Martin Mrs. Grace Nell Patterson Mrs. Nellie Rogers England Mr. Rick Johnson Mrs. Claudia Mason Mr. and Mrs. Kim Patterson Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. John R. Johnston COL and Mrs. Tom Matlock Mr. David Pavey Judge Elsijane Roy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Tim Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Tenine Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Wade Samples Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jones Mrs. Raymond Mays Dr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson Dr. and Mrs. Herman Sandford Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ken McAlister Mrs. Myrtice Pennington Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Schleiff Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones Rev. and Mrs. D. C. McAtee Miss Leann Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schleiff Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCartney Mr. Allan Perry Mr. and Mrs. Joel Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Jordan Dr. and Mrs. Clark McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Bob Perryman First Baptist Church, Searcy, AR Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Jordan Dr. John McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Herb Phillips Second-Ponce De Leon Church. Mr. and Mrs. James Kafka Rev. and Mrs. Eddie McCord Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton Atlanta, GA Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Keeling Mrs. Mary Jo McCorkle Mr. Austin and Dr. Louise Pinson Ms. Theresa Sexton MAJ and Mrs. Doug Keeton Drs. Tim and Nancy McCowan Dr. and Mrs. Joe Pipkin Mr. John Shackelford Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelly Dr. Erwin McDonald Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Mrs. Alta Shaddox Mr. Ron Kelly Mrs. Ruth McDowell Harrisburg, AR Ms. Vickie Shaver Mrs. Maxine Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKinley Mrs. Gloria Plumlee Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kemp Dr. and Mrs. Thearon McKinney Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pompili Rev. and Mrs. Frank Shell Rev. and Mrs. Wes Kent Mrs. Beulah Lee McManus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherwin Mr. Ken Kersey Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Meador Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Pounders Dr. J. C. H. Simmons Mr. Shawn Key Dr. and Mrs. Ron Mensinger Mr. and Mrs. John Pounders Mr. and Mrs. John Simon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Power Mr. and Mrs. David Sims Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Kinard Ms. Candice Minnich Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Power COL and Mrs. Sleek Sleeker Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. King Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Prather Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sloat Ms. Joyce Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Moore Mr. and Mrs. Clint Price LTC and Mrs. Buster Smith Rev. Greg Kirksey Dr. and Mrs. David Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Price Rev. and Mrs. Harold Smith Rev. and Mrs. Billy Kite Dr. and Mrs. David Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Roger Price Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kizzar Mr. and Mrs. William Kirby Mr. and Mrs. David Prior Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Dr. and Mrs. Tim Knight Mouser Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pritcher Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kolb Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Pro Insulation, Inc., Van Buren, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kuyper Carlisle, AR AR LTC and Mrs. William H. Smith Ms. Nadine Lack Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Proctor Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Snow Mr. and Mrs. Glen Laffoon Mrs. Olive Murphy Professional Agricultural Service, Rev. and Mrs. Ruffin Snow Mr. and Mrs. Steve Landers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Wynne,AR Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Jim Landes Ms. Roberta Murphy Mrs. Maybelle Provine Mr. Warren Sorrells Rev. and Mrs. Ray Langley Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nations Mr. and Mrs. Bion Provost Mr. and Mrs. William Sorrells COL and Mrs. Tig Langston Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nee! Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pustejovsky Dr. and Mrs. Barry Southerland Dr. and Mrs. Robert Langston Mr. Carl Nelson Mrs. Sammie Pyron Mr. and Mrs. Dee Spann Lee Langum Photography, Mr. Lowell Nelson Mrs. Dorothy Queen Rev. and Mrs. AI Sparkman Plano, TX Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Mr. Lowell Queen Mr. Wallace Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larkin Mr. A. G. and JoAnn Newman Miss Virginia Queen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spradley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Larson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nix Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Radelmiller Mrs. Guiola Spraggins Mr. David Lau Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Nix Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rainbolt Dr. and Mrs. Jerry St. John Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Nix Mrs. Dorothy Rapert Mr. Calvin Stackhouse Lazy K Farms, Little Rock, AR North Arkansas Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Michael Raymond Dr. and Mrs. Bob Stagg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ledbetter Association Mrs. Retha Reed Mr. and Mrs. Don Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leonard First Baptist Church, Mrs. Louise Register Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stanford

30- Donors . Ted Stanton Dr. Frank Teed Dr. and Mrs. David Wadley Dr. and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten . Wayne Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Rich Terry Mr. and Mrs. Roger Waggoner Mr. Roy Whitten .: Stephenson Dr. Edwina Thedford Mr. and Mrs. James Wait Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Mark Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilkerson Miss Ann Thrash Mrs. Frances Waldorff Mrs. Arnetta Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thrash Mrs. Corinne Walker Mr. Billy C. Williams GEN and Mrs. Mel Thrash Dr. Bill Walker Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Threet Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ward Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams Stone Mr. Spencer Tirey Miss Rachael Ward Chap. and Mrs. Felix Williams Uey Stricker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Todd Mr. and Mrs. James Ware Mr. Joe Williams :'virs. Lane Strother Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Toland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Willibey Dr. and Mrs. Charles Tow Mr. and Mrs. John Watts Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Mr. Thomas Townsend Mrs. Marie Watts Mr. John Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Bill Trantham Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Waud Drs. Johnny and Susan Wink Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Trussell Mrs. Jeffie Welch Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Winters Ms. Rae Lynne Tuck Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells CPT and Mrs. Roy Woods Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turman Mr. and Mrs. Hensley West Mr. and Mrs. Dan Woody Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Kent Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wooten Dr. and Mrs. Tom Turner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Westbrook Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tyree Miss Ila Westerman Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Yates Dr. and Mrs. David Uth Mrs. Velma Westerman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yoakum Drs. Rosemary and William Ms. Marilyn Wheeler Mr. David York and Mrs. Benny Taylor Vance Rev. and Mrs. Harold White Mrs. Sarah York Faye Marie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanEerden Dr. and Mrs. Phillip White Mr. Doug Young • ·. and Mrs. Harold Taylor Video Country, Arkadelphia, AR Mr. and Mrs. John David Mr. Stuart Young Jack Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vining Whitlow ------~Lff~~~-~_M______COL and Mrs. Sterling Abernathy Dr. and Mrs . Doug Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Babb Mr. Charles Barnette and Mrs. James Abney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Rex Babcock Mrs. Ploy Barrow fr. and Mrs. Harry Ackerman Ms. Imogene Anderson Rev. and Mrs. Bob Bacon Dr. J. H. Barrow Dr. and Mrs. Andy Adams Dr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ross Badgett Mrs. Vergie Barry ,fr. and Mrs. David Adams Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Scott David Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barteaux 1r. and Mrs. Mike Adams Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bartmier lr. and Mrs. Raymond Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Todd Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bai ley Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barton . lr. Royal Adams Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderson Mr. Rob Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bass • Irs. Ruben Adams Mr. and Mrs. Pat Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Baird Mr. and Mrs. John Bass Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson Mrs . B. C. Baker Mr. Jason Bates Mrs. Christo bel Agee Mr. and Mrs. Way ne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Geren Baker Mr. Paul Bates Mrs . Peggy Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Tadd Andreson Rev. and Mrs. Bill Baldridge Dr. and Mrs . Ll oyd Batson· .Mr. and Mrs. Mike Akin Mrs . Sammie Jo Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Battershell Mr. and Mrs . Tim Akins Mr. and Mrs . Paul Anthes Mr. and Mrs. Mike Baldwin Mi ss Shauna Bauer Mrs. Glenda Aldridge Miss Dana Anthony Dr. and Mrs. George Balentine Mr. Scott Baugh Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Alexander Rev. Kenneth Anthony Ms. Joan Balfour Mr. William Baum Mr. Derek Alexander Mrs. Madge Archer Mr. Mack Ball Mr. John Baxter Mr. Michael Alexander Mr. and Mrs. David Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alfred Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ballew Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beaird Miss Betty Rea Allen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. John Banks Mr. and Mrs . Jim Beals Ms. Donna Allen Mr. and Mrs. Mike Armstrong Ms. Peggy Bankston Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bean Dr. and Mrs. Garland Allen Mrs. JoAnn Arnn Barbara 's Photography & Gifts, Mrs. Earl Bearce Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Allen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arnold Arkadelphia, AR Mrs. Zetta Beard Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Allen 2LT J. P. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber Mr. and Mrs. James Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Rick Allen Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold Mr. and Mrs. David Barclay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beasterfeld Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Allen Dr. and Mrs . Bill Arrington Baring Cross Baptist Church, North Mr. and Mrs. Mark Beaver Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Mr. Bob Ashcraft Little Rock, AR CPT and Mrs. Horace Becknell Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Allison Dr. and Mrs . Morris Ashcraft Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barker Mr. and Mrs. David Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allison Mr. and Mrs. Dennie Ashley Mr. and Mrs . Robert Barker Mr. an d Mrs. Johnny Beebe Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Allison Ms. Barbara Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barker Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beene MAJ and Mrs. James Paul Allison Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Aud Ms. Thelda Barker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beene Ms. Patsy Allison Rev. and Mrs . Jack Auten Mr. Brandon Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beith First Baptist Church, Alma, AR Mr. Mike Auten Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belk Mr. and Mrs. Clay Almond Mr. Tommie Ayers Dr. and Mrs. Seth M. Barnes Mr. Brian Bell Ms. Marilyn Almquist Mr. and Mrs. David Aylesworth Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barnett The Honorable and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Mike Altenbaumer Mr. and Mrs. David Babb Mr. and Mrs. David Barnett Bell Mr. and Mrs. Brad Amberger Mr. and Mrs. George Babb Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bell Mr. Jason Anders Rev. and Mrs. Keith Babb Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barnett Mrs. Fern Bell

Donors- 31 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bell Rev. Gayle Bone Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Canada Mr. Jeremy Bell Mr. and Mrs . Larry Bone Miss Lynn Brown Miss Betty Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Bell Mr. and Mrs . Mike Bone Rev. and Mrs. Ray Brown Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cannon Dr. Joy Belt Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Bone Mrs . Robbie Brown Mrs. Audrie Cantrell Mr. Richard Belue Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bone Mrs . Rosella Brown Ms. Nelda Capelle Mr. and Mrs . Bill Bendall Mr. and Mrs . Dennis Bonge Ms. Ruth Brown Mrs. and Mrs. Lydia Caraway Mr. and Mrs . Ray Bender Mr. Scott Bonge Miss Shaunna Brown Miss Melissa Carelock Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bengoa Mr. Eric Bonifant Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Browning Mr. Edward Carle Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. James Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bruening Rev. Michael Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bono Mr. Donald Brundige Dr. and Mrs. Don Carnahan Ms. Estelle Bennett Drs. Paul and Carol Boone Mr. Chris Brune Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carnett Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bennett Rev. Phelan Boone Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brune Rev. and Mrs. Alvis Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boosey Mrs. Betty Bruner Mr. Flave Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bennett Mr. and Mrs. David Bost Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bruns Ms. Gwynn Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Benning Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bostian Mr. Henry Buck Mr. Ken Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Murray Benton Mrs. Sherrie Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Buck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bergman Ms. Carol Bourland Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buelow Mr. Steven Carr Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Berner Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowers Mr. John David Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carrier Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Berry Rev. Donald Bowman Mr. Marc Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carroll Ms. Betty Berry Mrs. Janelle Boyce Rev. Kirk and Dr. Karen Bullington Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berry Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boyd Ms. Barbara Buras Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll COL and Mrs. Gerald Berry Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boyd Mr. Brett Burch Dr.and Mrs. Roy Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry Mr. and Mrs. Vance Boyd Miss Nancy Burchfield Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carroll Mr. John Berry Mr. Jim Boyette Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burke Mr. Bob Carson Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Berry Ms. Susan Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Laron Burke Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carter Mrs. Mary Anne Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Braden Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhead LTC and Mrs. James Case Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Berthelot Dr. and Mrs. Jim Braden Miss Cindy Burks Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Case Dr. and Mrs. Richard Besancon Miss Barbra Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burks Miss Carrie Casey Dr. Mitch Bettis Mr. and Mrs. David Bradley Rev. Ronald Burks Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Casey, Jr. Miss Cheryl Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bradley Rev. and Mrs. Barry Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Casey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Biggs Mrs. James Bradley Miss Belinda Burnett Mr. and Mrs. David Cassady Mr. and Mrs. Randy Biggs Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bradley Mr. and Mrs . Terry Burnett Mr. Mark Cassady Ms. Debra Bigler Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Mrs. Doris Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Don Casteel Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wayne Bing Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bradley Miss Jeania Burns Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel Caster Rev. and Mrs. John Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burns Mr. Jack Caubble Rev. and Mrs. Dee Birdwell Mrs. Ethel Bragg Mrs. Martha Burns Rev. Lawrence Caughman Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell Birkhead Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brandon Mr. Wendell Burns Mrs. Sheryl Cavakis Mrs. Laurine Bishop Mr. and Mrs . Buzz Brannon Mr. David Burrough Miss Patty Chaffin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brannon Ms. Patsy Burrow Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Champion Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bjorkman Miss Irene Branum Mr. and Mrs. John Bursley Mr. and Mrs. Claude Charrier Mr. and Mrs. Steve Black Ms. Candy Brar COL Joe Burt Mr. Louis Charton Mr. and Mrs. Trevitt Dean Blackburn Dr. Joe Dell Brasel Dr. and Mrs. Henry Burton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheatham Mr. Eddie Blackmon Mr. Max Braswell Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cheatwood Mr. and Mrs. Don Blackmore Rev. and Mrs. Clayburn Bratton Mr. and Mrs. Lee Busby LTs Phillip and Laura Beth Chelf Mr. Ben Blackwell Mrs. Geneva Bratton Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bush Dr. Millard Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Mel Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brawner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cheshier Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blagg Mr. Paul Bray Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bush Rev. Charles Chesser Mr. and Mrs. Tony Blake Dr. and Mrs. Russell Brazzel Ms. Patsy Busick Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chesser Miss Patricia Blake Mr. Robert and Dr. Detri Brech Mr. and Mrs. James Bussell Mr. Mike Chesshir Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blakney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Breeden Ms. Leah Butcher Mr. and Mrs. David Chesson Rev. and Mrs. Herb Blanton Mrs. Kiki Bretches Dr. and Mrs. Alton Butler Mr. and Mrs. George Chicola Dr. and Mrs. David Blase Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bretherick Mr. and Mrs. Don Butram Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Childers Mr. and Mrs. John Blase Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brett Dr. and Mrs. Scott Byrd LTC and Mrs. Marvin Childers Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Blaylock Mrs. Barbara Brevig Dr. and Mrs. Jim Cady Mrs. Vera Childers Mr. and Mrs. Travis Blazer Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Brewer Mr. Clarke Cagle Miss Ellen Childress Dr. and Mrs. Ben Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brewer Mrs. Mildred Cagle Dr. Miranda Childs Dr. and Mrs. Jim Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chiles Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Lemoyne Brigance Mr. and Mrs. James Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chissoe Mr. Addison Blevens Mr. and Mrs. Burl Briner Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Gail Chisum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blevens Mr. David Brock Mr. and Mrs . Lynn Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Dean Raymond Chollar Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brogdon Rev. and Mrs. Rick Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chumbley Mr. and Mrs. Perry Blount Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks LTC and Mrs. Robert Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Churchman Mrs. Donover Bluhm Mr. and Mrs. Del Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Russell Caldwell Rev. and Mrs. Frank Claiborne Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boatman Mr. Jay Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Calhoun Mrs. Marion Clampit Bodz Gym, Arkadelphia, AR Mr. and Mrs. Skeeter Brosius Miss Susan Calhoun Rev. and Mrs. Bob Clark Mr. John Bohannon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browder Mr. and Mrs. Mike Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bolin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Calvert Mr. Eddie Clark Ms. Pat Bolland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown Mr. and Mrs. Pat Camp Mrs. Mary Ella Clark Mr. Greg Bollen Mr. and Mrs. B.J . Brown Mr. Chris Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clark Dr. Gail Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Miss Vonda Clark Dr. and Mrs. Tom Bolton Mr. Don Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clary Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ron Camrud Ms. LaNelle Claussen

32- Donors Mr. and Mrs. John Craig Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dearinger Rev. and Mrs. Paul Elledge Miss Karen Craig Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deaton Mr. Tommy Elledge Dr. and Mrs. Michael Craighead Mr. and Mrs. Mike DeBoer Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crain Dr. Richard Deese Ms. Marilyn Ellen Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Crain Mr. and Mrs. Dan Deffenbaugh Mr. R. E. Elliott Mrs. Katherine Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ellen Rev. and Mrs. Jim Cravens Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Denton Ms. Sue Elliot Dr. and Mrs. Gene Crawley Dr. and Mrs. Bob Derryberry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Creekmore Mr. Austin DesAutels Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John Crews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John Cristion Dr. and Mrs. J. R. DeBusk Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ellis Mrs. Sarah Crittenden MAJ and Mrs. Curtis Devan Rev. and Mrs. Travis Ellis Rev. and Mrs. Robert Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DeVorak Mr. William Smith and Dr. Marsha Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crone Mr. Keith Dial Ellis-Smith Ms. Susan Crosby Mr. Raymond Dickert Mr. and Mrs. Don Elrod Mrs. Lee'O Cross Dr. and Mrs. Dwaine Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elrod Rev. and Mrs. Randall Cross Ms. Dixie Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Elrod Miss Cathy Crosskno Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elrod Mrs. Frances Crouch Mr. and Mrs. David Diemer Mr. and Mrs. Marc Emrich Mr. and Mrs. Brumice Crowder Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Dismukes Mr. and Mrs. Shane Engebrecht Mr. Jay Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Artis Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Larry Engelhoven Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowder Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eppard Dr. and Mrs. Rowland Crowder Mr. and Mrs. David D. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Mike Erwin Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Crowe Rev. and Mrs. Hal Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crowell Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon Mr. Ricardo Escobar Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley Dr. Roslin Dixon Mr. and Mrs. William Esry Mr. and Mrs. George Crump Miss Angie Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Estes Mr. and Mrs. James Crump Mrs. Nora Lee Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Otis Estes Mr. and Mrs. M . H. Crutchfield Mr. Charles Doggett Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cummings Mr. and Mrs. John Dohner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cummings, Jr. Miss Stacy Dollar Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cummins Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Rob Evans Mr. Robert Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James Dopson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Evans Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cupples Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dopson Mrs. Madelyn Ewbank Dr. and Mrs. Jay Curlin Ms. Lois Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ezell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Currie Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Doss Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ezell ;md Mrs. Dave Cook Mrs. Ada Ruth Curry Mr. and Mrs. David Doty Mr. Lance Faddis Gary Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Curry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doucet Ms. Nola Fair and Mrs. Jay Cooley Mr. Phil Curtis Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dougan Miss Robynn Falcinelli Gene Coombe Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cussons Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Victor Farmer and Mrs. Donnie Coon Dr. and Mrs. Jon Dacus Mr. and Mrs. Roy Draffen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farrar _and Mrs. James Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Dave Daily Rev. and Mrs. Charles Draper Mr. Loren Fast tr. and Mrs. Thurl Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Donald Faust Dr. and Mrs. Tom Copeland Mrs. Rebecca Dallas Miss Janet Duffel Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Fawcett Is. Anne Coppenger Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dancer Dr. and Mrs. James Duke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feazell Dr. and Mrs. Mark Coppenger Miss Cathy Daniel Rev. and Mrs. Bob Duncan Fedex Construction Company, fr. and Mrs. Jerry Corbitt Mrs. Flota Daniel Mrs. Valerie Duncan Collierville, TN _1r . and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Clint Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dundee Mr. Ralph and Dr. Susan Felder • 1r. and Mrs. David Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Danner Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dunigan Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Feltrop • 1r. and Mrs. Charles Corley Mr. Jim Danner Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunklin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fendley Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corley Mr. Ed Darbonne Miss Marcina Dunn Mr. Tom Fendley Dr. and Mrs. Jim Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Whorley Darby Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Bienvenido Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Don Duren Mr. S. A. and Dr. Elizabeth Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Ian Cosh Miss Gina Daulton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Durham Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costner Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daven Dr. and Mrs. Scott Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fickle Ms. Ruth Cotton Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Odes Dwiggins Mr. and Mrs. George Fields Mr. and Mrs. Billy Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Gill Davidson Miss Elizabeth Dyer Mr. Austin Fikes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coverett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Mr. and Mrs. James Early Mr. John Finley Chap. and Mrs. Charles Covington Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Glen Earnest Mrs. Ruth Finley Mrs. Elaine Covington Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Neal Fisackerly Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cowling Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis Mr. Doyle Echols Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cowling Rev. and Mrs. Joe Davis Mr. Glenn Ecker Miss Amy Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cox Mr. Leslie Davis Mrs. Lora Eckert Mrs. Helen Fisher Mr. Frank Cox Mrs. Martha Davis Mr. Don Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fithian Mr. and Mrs. James Cox Miss Mary Davis Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edwards Fitzgerald Baptist Church, Wynne, AR Mrs. Laverne Cox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Rev. and Mrs. Bob Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Cox Mrs. Ruth Davis Mr. and Mrs. Conlan Efurd Mr. James Flannagan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Cox Dr. and Mrs. Mark Baltz Mr. and Mrs. Donny Eifling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fling Ms. Rose Mary Cox Mr. and Mrs. Don Dawley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Eldridge Dr. and Mrs. Sim Flora Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Craig Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Deakins Mr. and Mrs. David Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Larry Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Gary Craig Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dean Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wayne Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Travis Floyd Drs. Jeffrey and Sher Craig Ms. Linda Dean Mr. and Mrs. Mike Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Floyd

Donors- 33 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fluty TN Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harrison Mr. Frank Flynn Geyer Springs First Baptist, Little Miss Angie Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Foley Rock, AR CDR and Mrs. Quincy Grigson Ms. Kimberly Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Randy Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gieringer Mrs. Brenda Groce Miss Laurie Harrison Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fooks Mr. and Mrs. Todd Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Guerrero Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Harrison Mr. Tod Forbess Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gill Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Guice Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Ford Joe Bill Gillespie Estate CPT and Mrs. Jeff Gulick Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ford Miss Theresa Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gulledge Mr. and Mrs. James Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford COL and Mrs. Shelby Gillette Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gunter Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Hart Dr. and Mrs. Jim Ford Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gilliam Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Hacker Mr. Steve Hartley Mr. and Mrs. John Ford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliland Ms. Sara Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harvey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ford Ms. Cindy Gilmer Mr. and Mrs. David Hagood Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatch Ms. Nancy Ferderer Mr. Steven Gimenez Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hagood Ms. Haley Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Larry Forsgren Rev. and Mrs. Chuck Gladden Dr. and Mrs. Raouf Halaby Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Fort Mr. Tom Gladden Mr. and Mrs. John Halbert Dr. and Mrs. Steve Hatfield Mr. Robert Fortner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hale Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hatley Mr. Thomas Foti Mr. and Mrs. Phil Glover Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hale Mr. and Mrs. John Hatton Mr. Erick Fountain Mr. Reginald Glover Mr. Hollis Haley Mr. Jerald Haun Miss Annis Fouts Mr. and Mrs. Coy Glover Mr. and Mrs. Pat Halford Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haun Mr. Terry Fowler Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Godfrey Ms. Barbara Hall Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haven Mr. James Fox Mr. Carl and Dr. Anne Goetsch Rev. and Mrs. Cleveland Hall Mr. David Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Keith Francis SMS Willie Goff Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Hall Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins Miss Michelle Franks Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Golden Ms. Jane Hall Dr. James Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Franz Mr. Alberto Gomes Mr. Jeff Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frazier Dr. and Mrs. Martin Gonzalez Dr. and Mrs. Leland Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jon Haydon Mr. and Mrs. David Free Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Good Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Freel Mr. and Mrs. George Goode Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Ms. Corinne Haynes Miss Christi Freel Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goode Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Haller Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Dean Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie M. Halpine, Jr. Ms. Mildred Hays Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman Rev. and Mrs. Dick Goodrum Mrs. Tommy Halsell Miss Laura Healy Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Del Hames Rev. and Mrs. Bill Heath Mrs. Marion Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Goodson Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hamil Mr. and Mrs. James Carl Hefley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Goodwin Rev. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. George Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Rick Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Jay Heflin Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul French Mr. and Mrs. Steven Goslen Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hamman Miss Celeste Hefner Mr. and Mrs. David Frensley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hammock Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Heifner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fricke Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gossett Mrs. Evalyn Hammons Mr. Gordon Heiges Mr. John Fry Grace Baptist Church, Nash, TX Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heldebrand Mr. and Mrs. Len Fryar Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grady Miss Anne Hamner Mr. Scott Heller Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Fuller Mrs. Lois Graham Mr. John G. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Helmich Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Graham Rev. and Mrs. Mel Hampton Mr. Brandon Helms Dr. and Mrs. Greg Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Ras Graham Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Dick Helms Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham Mrs. Vita Hankins Mrs. Marian Henderson Mr. and Mrs. James Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Rick Grant Mr. and Mrs. Lance Hanshaw Mrs. Vivian Henderson Miss Fannie Fuqua Dr. and Mrs. Ross Grant Mr. and Mrs. Garry Hanvey Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fussell Mr. and Mrs. John Graves Mrs. Edith Hardage Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. James Fuxa Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Harden Mr. and Mrs. Keldon Henley Mr. Joel Gaddis Dr. and Mrs. Bob Gravett Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hardin Dr. and Mrs. Steve Hennagin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaines Rev. and Mrs. Chester Gray Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Henning Mr. and Mrs. John Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gray Mrs. Estelle Hardin Mr. and Mrs. David Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jim Galloway Mrs. Emma Gray Mr. and Mrs. Loy Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Babe Henry Dr. Marvin Galloway Mr. Larry Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Brown Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hensley Rev. and Mrs. Jody Gannaway Miss Renae Green Mr. and Mrs. John Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. Sonney Henson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gant Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Green Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herbert Ray and Virginia Gardner Mr. and Mrs. George Green Miss LaTesha Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Betty Garner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Eric Herndon Rev. and Mrs. Joe Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Green Rev. and Mrs. Klois Hargis Rev. and Mrs. Jim Herrington Mrs. Sara Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Green LTC and Mrs. Tom Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herron Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Randall Green Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hestand Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garvin Mr. Robert Green Mr. and Mrs. John Harp Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Gasperson Mrs. Eulalee Greene Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harp Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hicks Rev. and Mrs. Mac Gates Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Greene Mrs. Elzonia Harrell Miss Lee Anne Highnote Mr. and Mrs. John Gathright Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Greenfield Miss Eva Harrell Mrs. Annie Hightower Mrs. Virginia Gattinger Mr. and Mrs. Ron Greenwich Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hile Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gay Miss Susan Greenwood Mr. Don Harris Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Hill Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Gennings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer Mr. and Mrs. James Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill Miss Jo Carol Gentry Mr. Gene Gregory Mr. Joe Harris Mr. Joe Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Gentry Mr. Wendell and Dr. Patricia Griffen Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harris Ms. Paula Hill Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Buford Griffin Mrs. Pat Harris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Griffin Mr. Robert Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Hill Mr. and Mrs. David George Mrs. Marion Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Stan Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerard Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris Mr. and Mrs. Alex Himaya Germantown Baptist Church, Eads, Ms. Ruth Griffin Ms. Eva Harrison LT Jay Hines

34- Donors Mr. Vince Hustead Ms. Michellina Keizer Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Landers Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hutchins Miss Belynda Keller Mr. and Mrs. Todd Landes Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ichter Mr. Ralph Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ri ck Landrum Ms. Mary Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landrum LTC and Mrs. Kenneth Irvin Mr. Doug Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Mike Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Jacks Miss Donna Kelly Mr. Wally Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kelly Mrs. April Lane Rev. and Mrs. Bedford Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keltner Mr. Brian Lane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Ms. Aileen Kemp Mr. Jay Lane Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson ~r. and Mrs. Mike Kendall Mrs. Bernice Laney Dr. and Mrs. Dale Jackson Miss Faith Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lang Mrs. Jan Jackson Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Kent Ms. Jean Langford Dr. and Mrs. JohnS. Jackson Mr. Auston Kerley Mr. and Mrs. Claude Langham Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kern Miss Shannon Lauterbach Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Rev. and Mrs. Archie Lawrence Rev. Rob Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Stuart Kersey Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Bill Kersh Miss Lamon a Lawrence Cnrtis Hogue Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Jacobs Mrs. Jean Ketzscher Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laws Lawrence Hogue Dr. and Mrs. Dennis James Mr. and Mrs. James Key Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lawson ..,,-'-"._.Hogue Mr. and Mrs. 0 . D. James Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kilbury Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lawson Rick Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lawson . Charles Holland Miss Pamela Jayroe Ms. LeAnn Killam Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lawson Holland Mr. and Mrs. Walt Jeghers Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kimberling Mr. and Mrs. Gene Layman Mr. and Mrs. Seth Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Layrock Ms. Zelia Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kimery Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne LaForce Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kincy Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Lea . Irs. Ernest Hollaway Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jester Mr. and Mrs. Allen King Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lea Mrs. Lee Hollaway Dr. David Jimerson Rev. and Mrs. Barry King Rev. and Mrs. C. Ellis Leagans Mrs. Bob Holley Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bill King Ms. Dawn Leamon ·e Hollis Rev. and Mrs. Bob Johnson Mr. Harold King Mrs. Maxie Ledbetter Gurtha Hollon Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson LTC and Mrs. Jack King Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Ledford Mrs. Bill Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson Dr. Joe King Rev. and Mrs. Wilford Lee d Mrs. C. 0 . Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson Mrs. Marlys King Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leech d Mrs. David Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Kinnaird Mr. Roy Leland and Mrs. H. L. Holloway Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs James Kinnison Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leman and Mrs . Charlie Holt Rev. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Ms. Beth Kinser Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemmond and Mrs. Michael Honaker Ms. Ruth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lemmons and Mrs. Kenneth Hood Mrs. Senora Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Les Lester and Mrs. Bobby Hood Mrs. Tabbie Johnson Mr. Bruce Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lewallen and Mrs. Robin Hooks Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Waymon Lewellen . and Mrs. Robbie Home Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis :Jr. and Mrs. Rex Horne Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirtley Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Lewis . and Mrs. Andrew Homer Rev. and Mrs. Ben Jones Mr. Doyle Kittler Mr. Ralph Lewis _tr. and Mrs. Gwen Horton Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Kittrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Lewis 1r. and Mrs. Leonard Horton Miss Christy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lane Klaschus Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Lewis . Irs. Billie Bob Hoskyn Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones Rev. and Mrs. Mel Klinkner Mr. Thurston Lewis . ir. and Mrs. Jerry House Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, Jr. Mrs. Terri Knapick Mr. and Mrs. Kheng Lim . ir. Mike House Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jones Miss Denise Kneisel Ms. Mary Lou Limbaugh • 4.r. and Mrs. Dale Houser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knight Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lim bird ~irs . Mary Howell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Knight Miss Kristy Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howerton Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones Mr. and Mrs. Todd Knight Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lindstrom Ms. Eva Jo Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones Ms. Jeni Knighten Mr. Bill Lindvall Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hubbard Ms. JoAnn Jones Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Knoll Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lingo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. John Jones Dr. and Mrs. Payton Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lingo Mr. William Huddleston Mrs. J. N. Jones Ms. Gail Konicek Mr. and Mrs. Bob Linn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Koonce Miss Edna Linn Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hudson Rev. and Mrs. Norvin Jones Mr. Bo Koralage Mr. and Mrs. Gary Linn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Oran Jones Ms. Rachel Kresslein Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Livers Mr. and Mrs. Martin Huebener Dr. and Mrs. Randy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Nabeel Kteily Mrs. Gloria Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 . Kumpe Dr. and Mrs. Harris Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes COL and Mrs. Paul Joplin Mrs. Becky Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hughes Mr. Adam Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kuyper Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Locklar Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hultsman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jordan Dr. and Mrs. Gene Kuyper Rev. Larry Loggins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Humphrey Mrs. Audrey Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Coy Lackie Dr. and Mrs. Tom Logue Rev. and Mrs. Chris Humphreys LT and Mrs. Patrick Joyner Miss Shelly Ladd Miss Lisa Long Mr. Kenny Humphries Rev. Brad Justice Mr. and Mrs. David Laforme Mr. and Mrs. John Lonon Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt SOT and Mrs. Paul Kaniss Mr. and Mrs. John Laird Judge and Mrs. Hugh Lookadoo Rev. and Mrs. David Hunter Mr. and Mrs. James Keasler Mr. Jeff Laman Mrs. Beverly Looney Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hunter Mr. and Mrs . Bill Keasler Mrs. Deanna Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Looney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Drs. George and Ouida Keck Mr. Blake Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lorick Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley Mr. and Mrs . Robert Kee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamborn Mr. and Mrs. Terry Loudamy Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hurst Mr. and Mrs . J. B. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lance Mr. and Mrs. John Love Dr. and Mrs. Mike Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keith Ms. Irene Land Mrs. Dorothy Lovell

Donors- 35 LTCDR and Mrs. John Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClain, Jr. Mr. Tommy Medlock Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris Mr. FoyeLowe Mr. Charles McClain III Rev. and Mrs. Charles Meek Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lowe Ms. Cindy McClain Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mefford Mr. and Mrs. John Morton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loyd Miss Lori McClain Ms. Joanna Redding Melton Rev. and Mrs. Tim Moseley Miss Mary Luck Mrs. Vera McClain MAJ and Mrs. Linden Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moss Mr. and Mrs. James Luckett Mr. and Mrs. Mark McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. James Meredith Mr. and Mrs. James Moss Rev. and Mrs. Doyle Lumpkin Mrs. Lyda McClellan Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Merrell Ms. Pat Moss Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lusby Mrs. Clara McClendon Mr. and Mrs. William Mertins Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moudy Rev. and Mrs. H. Richard Luster Miss Mary McClendon Mr. Homer Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch Rev. and Mrs. James McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Gwendel Mulkey Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lynn Mr. Alan McClung Ms. Valorie Mick Ms. Toni Mullens Mr. and Mrs. William Machen Mr. and Mrs. Ray McClung Mr. and Mrs. William Middleton Mr. and Mrs. J. Lenuel Mullin II Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maddock Mr. and Mrs. James McClure Mr. and Mrs. David Miles Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mullins Dr. and Mrs. John Maddox Ms. Nancy McClure Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miles Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murphree Mr. and Mrs. Steve Madigan Rev. Robert McCollum Mr. Brian Miller Miss Charrolee Murphy First Baptist Church, Madison, AR Mrs. Sherry McCord Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Keith Murphy Rev. and Mrs. George Maeda Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCorkle Mr. Jason Miller Ms. Polly Murphy Mr. Mike Maeda Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCormac Ms. Jennifer Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Murry Mrs. Peggy Magdaleno Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormick Ms. Mary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gene Myers Mr. and Mrs. James A. Maier LTC and Mrs. John McCown Mr. and Mrs. Rama Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myrick Mrs. Patsy Maines Dr. and Mrs. James McCoy Rev. and Mrs. Ted Miller Dr. and Mrs. Don Nail Mr. and Mrs. Petie Mallard Mr. and Mrs. David McCrary Mrs. Violet M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mangrum Mr. and Mrs. John McCuistion Mrs. Violet W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Natzke CPT and Mrs. James Manis Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills Mr. and Mrs. Bill Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mann Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDill COL Freddie Mills Mr. and Mrs. James Neal COL and Mrs. Tom Mann Mr. and Mrs. James McDill Miss Heather Mills Mr. Larry Neal Mr. and Mrs. Larry Manning Mr. Mitch McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Bert Minyard Mr. and Mrs. Stan Neathery Rev. Kay Mansell Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDougal Rev. and Mrs. Allen Miser Mr. and Mrs. David Neaves Mr. and Mrs. Michael Margis Mr. and Mrs. William McElrath Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mitchell Dr. Keith Neaville Mr. and Mrs. Dean Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Jamie McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John David Neeley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarland Ms. Syble Mitchell Mr. Mark Neese Marshall Road Baptist Church, Mr. Harold McFerron Mr. and Mrs. Trey Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Neff Jacksonville, AR Mr. and Mrs. John McGee Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nell Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dale Miss Shannon McGill LTC and Mrs. Jerry Mize Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martin Rev. and Mrs. Lee McGlone Dr. and Mrs. David Mizell Mr. Gailon Nethercutt Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Martin Mrs. DeWitt McGoogan Mr. Charles Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Cary Nettles Rev. and Mrs. John Martin Mr. and Mrs. Alan McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mobley New Beginnings Baptist Church. Mrs. Mary K. Martin Ms. Lucile McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moen Longview, TX Miss Sherrie Martin MAJ and Mrs. Mike McGuire Mr. Bryan Moery New Hope Baptist Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Martin Ms. Sandra McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moffatt Arkadelphia, AR Dr. and Mrs. William Martin Mr. and Mrs. Steven McGuire Mrs. Bonnie Mohundro Mr. and Mrs. Jeryl New Ms. Linda Mashaw Ms. Marie Mcintosh Miss Missy Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mashburn Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKenzie Chap. and Mrs. Bill Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newborn Mr. and Mrs. Norm Mason Rev. and Mrs. Blake McKinney Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newman Mrs. Elizabeth Massey Mrs. Cynthia McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Mooney Rev. and Mrs. Jim Newman Mr. and Mrs. Jim Massey Mr. and Mrs. Rhea McKinney Mrs. Betty Moore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newport Mr. and Mrs. Joe Massey Rev. and Mrs. Jack McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newsum Mr. and Mrs. Philip Massirer Mr. and Mrs. Thirland McKissic Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newton Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mathis Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McLain Mr. and Mrs. James D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Luke Nichols Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Matlock Mr. and Mrs. John E. McLelland Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore Mr. Wes Nichols Ms. Justlyn Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMahan Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Moore Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Niehuss Mr. and Mrs. Stueart Matlock Rev. and Mrs. Don McMaster Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Moore Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niemeyer Ms. Nikki Matros Mrs. Merle McMath Dr. Jim Moore Ms. Shannon Nix Mr. and Mrs. Hitoshi Matsuo Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMillan Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Mr. and Mrs. Billy Noble Mr. and Mrs. Worth Matteson Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMillan Mrs. Karen Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Noble Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mauldin Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie McMillan Dr. and Mrs. Mack Moore Maj. and Mrs. Roger Noll Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer Mrs. Frances McMoran Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Nolley Rev. and Mrs. Randy Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Moore Ms. Alice Norris Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Mike McMullen Mr. Paul Moore North View Baptist Church, El Mr. and Mrs. W. L. May Mr. Teddy McMurray Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore TX Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Mayers Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMurry Mr. and Mrs. Steve Moore Ms. Gladys Northern Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayhan Mr. and Mrs. Mark McVay Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Moran Mr. Dick Norton Mr. George Mays Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McVeigh Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehead Mr. Bill Norwood Dr. Robin McAlister Dr. and Mrs. Barry McVinney Mr. and Mrs. Alan Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nunez Rev. and Mrs. James McAtee Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Meachum Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nutt Mr. Sonny McBay Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meador Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan Rev. Harold O'Bryan Miss Laura McBeth Mr. Dale Meador Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan Rev. and Mrs. Donnie O' Falka Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCallister Mrs. Frances Benton Meador Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Miss Charlotte O'Kane Mr. and Mrs. Billy McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Mike Meadows Miss Tara Morley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Mal Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Michael Means Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morningstar Rev. and Mrs. George 0 ' 'ed Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCargo Mrs. Mary Measel Mr. and Mrs. Alan Morris Miss Robin O'Neel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCartney Mrs. Dot Medlin Mr. Dick Morris Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ogle Mr. John McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Medlock Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jason Oliver

36- Donors Rev. and Mrs. Don Phillips Mr. Larry Rainwater Mr. and Mrs. Mi ckey Robertson Phillips Drug Store, Arkadelphia, AR Raisinville Baptist Church, Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Robertson Rev. and Mrs. Gene Phillips MI Mr. and Mrs. Wade Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Phillips Mr. Louis Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. Way ne Robertson Rev. and Mrs. James Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ramsey Ms. Ann Robinson Ms. Mabel Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Kyle Ramsey Mrs. Mary Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Randall Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Robi nson . Harold Osborne Ms. Flo Pickett Mrs. Esther Randle Miss Ruth Robinson . George Otwell Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce Mr. and Mrs . Bob Rankin Mrs. Mona Rodgers Baptist University, Library Mrs. Margaret Pierce Mrs. Carolyn Rankin Miss Angela Rodriguez Rev. and Mrs. Rawls Pierce Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ransom Mr. and Mrs. George Roebbeke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce Mr. and Mrs. R. Ken Raspberry Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers Drs. 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Texaco Foundation Dow Chemical Company Nati onsBank Corporation Times Mirror The Equitable Foundation Nati onwide In surance Foundation United Parcel Service Foundation, Inc. Exxon Education Foundation Occidential Petroleum Charitable Foundation The Williams Companies, Inc. Farmers Insurance Group of Columbus, OH Panhandle Eastern Corporation Donors- 41 SER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ouachita Baptist University · Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71998 Winter 1996 TRUE STORIES John Cloud DIRECTOR OF How some Ouachita friends are using planning tools EsTATE AND to benefit their families and provide for Ouachita's future GIFT PLANNING The preceding two decades com­ Example One: Wealth Replacement Trust Plan prised an era of astounding progress for On these pages in issues past we have included explanations of various family/ Ouachita, thanks to many generous charitable plans that enable folks to provide as much or more to family members down the alumni and friends. Glance in almost line as they could without the plan, and in the process leave a permanent legacy for Ouachita. any direction and you will see new or One of the most exciting of these plans is the Wealth Replacement Trust. improved structures of all kinds and A long-time and very close Ouachita friend from the piney woods of south Arkansas elegant enhancements such as the is in the process of implementing a Wealth Replacement Trust plan that will provide $1 Williamsburg-style walls that surround million to his loved ones at his death, totally free of estate tax, while providing a testamentary much of the main campus. One of the gift of $750,000 or more to Ouachita to endow a permanent scholarship fund named for him new parking areas even has its own and his late wife. charming gazebo. Very soon we will First, the donor is establishing a Charitable Remainder Trust using appreciated bonds. begin work on a new science complex to His immediate benefits include a significant income tax deduction plus avoidance of all be located where Mitchell Hall stands capital gains taxes. Over his lifetime he will receive an income from the trust, payable now. quarterly. He is also implementing a life estate agreement on his home that will generate With the building program in good additional income tax savings. At his death the home will be sold by Ouachita, and the shape, we can turn our full attention to proceeds of the sale and the principal from the charitable trust will be used to endow the the key to a successful future: endow­ scholarship fund. ment. Although it is growing, Ouachita's Then, using the extra income and tax savings, the donor has purchased a life insurance endowment is only a small fraction of policy in the amount of $1 million. The policy is structured in an irrevocable life insurance what it should be to sustain a dynamic, trust so that the death benefit will not be taxable in his estate (nor will it be subject to probate yet affordable, university. In a recent fees). Without this plan, the $750,000 in assets would have been depleted by estate taxes. issue of U.S. News & World Report, leaving only a portion for loved ones, and Ouachita would have received nothing. With the Ouachita ranked number one in value plan, his children will have $1 million free and clear, and $750,000 will be available for the among regional liberal arts colleges in scholarship fund. the south as determined by comparing quality with cost. Your gifts, directly Example Two: IRA/Charitable Remainder Trust and through your churches, have made About a year ago, one of our former students who lives in Oklahoma set up a pl an tha_ this grand distinction possible. will direct his IRA principal into a Charitable Remainder Trust at his death. The trust \\ Such a nationally recognized level pay income to his children for twenty years, then be used to endow a scholarship fund of excellence can only be maintained Ouachita named for his family and his late wife's family. through an expanding endowment, es­ Many people don't realize that IRAs are subject to three taxes at the recipient's de pecially in the form of endowed chairs income, estate, and excise. In some cases family members receive only 30% or less of of instruction and scholarship funds. remaining principal. By using a Charitable Remainder Trust a donor may avoid all of You don't have to be wealthy to provide income taxes and a major portion of the estate taxes. The trust can be structured to a permanent legacy at Ouachita. Read in income to family members for up to twenty years, after which the principal beco this issue what other Ouachitonians are available to Ouachita to use as directed. In this way loved ones may receive even more doing with IRAs and insurance pro­ they would have otherwise, and the donor is able to establish a permanent endowmen t grams, then call me at 501-245-5169 to at Ouachita. investigate options that might fit into After the Oklahoma donor set his plan in motion, his brother from northwest Ar - your situation. You will be glad that you (also a former student) implemented a plan almost exactly the same. Each of their f did. ~------.ADVISER I How to plan your estate I need to plan my Consider requirements of other •Your Will. This is the sharing benefits, a 401 (k) plan, t makes a good relatives, especially those who cornerstone of your estate plan. individual retirement accounts, ? How can I save depend on you. While there are other ways to and group insurance. es? Can I benefit Decide how you want pass property at death, your Presumably you have arranged _ own estate plan? your assets divided among will makes certain nothing is for distributions from these you start to think your beneficiaries. Evaluate overlooked. You can choose assets upon your disability, estate plan, you whether or not your heirs will the individual or institution retirement, or death. yourself questions be able to manage the assets you want to settle your estate, •Life income plan. In . The answers aren't you leave. Would professional as well as the guardian of your return for a deferred gift to us, obvious. These are investment management be minor children and the you can receive an income for questions. Besides, preferable? property they inherit. life. You will secure - g for your own demise Don't overlook worthy • Joint ownership. Dual substantial tax savings and ncerting, to say the causes you've supported, such ownership can take various may even increase your return Being sensible, though, as those that advance forms. Jointly owned property on low-yield assets. After your realize you should make education and support religious may go to the surviving owner, lifetime, the remaining assets r plans for those you and social purposes. A regardless of what your will will be paid to us to support charitable bequest can continue says. In nine states, half of the our work. In essence, that is what your vital support after your community property owned at te planning is all about. lifetime. one's death becomes the want to provide for the You can choose from a separate property of the Start .:mllort and needs of your variety of options to minimize survivor; the decedent's will planning now neficiaries. Their welfare is federal estate and gift taxes. can dispose of the other half. If our greatest concern. An unlimited marital deduction you and others hold property The first step in creating your Don't overlook ways to exempts gifts and bequests as tenants in common, you estate plan is to prepare a personal record of essential ~hance your own financial between spouses. Within each own an undivided interest security through estate specified limits, transfers to that can be passed to heirs. information about your family, planning either. Here are some other individuals can avoid tax. • Trusts. These are unique your estate, and your uggestions to help you get Gifts and bequests to qualified plans for the management of documents. This should started. charitable organizations are your assets for yourself or describe your assets and completely tax-free. others. You can create a trust liabilities - to help you Finally, don't overlook by your will or a separate determine what you can leave Set your goaiJ yourself. While the disposition agreement (a "living trust"). to your heirs, calculate Begin by defining your of your property after your The trustee invests the potential estate taxes, and objectives. Determine your lifetime is a primary goal, principal you place in the trust outline your wishes for the beneficiaries and their special estate planning can also and makes income payments to disposition of your estate. requirements. Decide about the involve a generous measure of you or your beneficiary. You Once you have completed management and division of personal health, financial, and determine how long the trust this estate planning record, you your property. tax benefits. These may will last; then the remaining will be ready to meet with your If you are married, you include medical directives, principal will be distributed to attorney and other professional and your spouse should agree money management, and tax- the individuals or charitable advisors for their important on ways your assets can be deductible life income plans. organizations you name. counsel and the drafting of administered for the maximum • Life insurance policies. necessary documents. advantage of the survivor. These allow payment of the When you are gone, your To simplify your estate planning, Coordinate your face amount upon your death we offer you the booklet Your spouse may face new and to your designated Estate - A Record of Essential heavy responsibilities. planning beneficiaries, if they survive Information in which you can If you have children or you. You can name alternate record the vital information your grandchildren, what are their documentJ executor or trustee will need to beneficiaries, either individuals know. To receive your free copy, special needs? Give serious Your estate depends on the or a charitable organization return the enclosed reply form. thought to any mental or title and beneficiary provisions such as ours. physical disability or lack of of several documents. Make •Deferred employee experience that may affect The information in this publication sure they complement each benefits. You may have is not intended as legal advice. For their competence to manage other and reflect your current deferred compensation in the legal advice, please consult an the assets you leave to them. wishes. form of pension or profit- attorney. ~ !ADVISER...... I A sure way to avoid capital gains tax By the time you read this, for this purpose. •Tax benefits. For deduction of more than $5,000, Congress may have decided to One such plan is a property held long-term, you you must obtain a written lower the tax rate on capital charitable remainder trust. You may deduct the full present fair appraisal from an independent gains. Whether or not this not only avoid any tax on the market value, with no tax on qualified appraiser within 60 happens, your gains are still gains your property has the appreciation, if the days of your gift and before taxable. Of course, you can experienced, you also receive a intended use is related to the the due date of your tax return. always leave appreciated assets substantial income tax donee's exempt purpose or Then you must furnish the to your heirs, knowing that charitable deduction equal to function and you do not charitable organization with a your pre-death gains won't be the present value of the anticipate that the property will summary of the appraisal on exposed to capital gains tax. remainder Form 8283, have that form However if you are looking for interest. The Gifts of tangible personal acknowledged by the a tax-free solution now, neither trustee can sell charitable recipient, and file a of these possibilities may hold the assets copy as acknowledged with much appeal. without property are subject to your return. (For artwork You should consider a incurring any tax valued at more than $20,000, a foolproof strategy that offers and then reinvest special rules that do not apply copy of the appraisal must also not only immediate capital the proceeds in be included, and a color photo gains tax relief but also a order to secure a or slide of the object must be valuable, tax-saving deduction higher return. to gifts of cash, securities, or available.) -and possibly even increased This may allow The IRS has its own art income. A gift to Ouachita of you to receive a advisory panel to assess securities or real estate you higher income other intangibles. whether the fair market value have held more than one year than those assets earned be sold - for example, a of artwork is reasonable, and is deductible at full present fair before. After your lifetime, the painting given to an art there are penalties for market value, with no tax on remainder comes to us for our museum for display and study. overevaluation. the appreciation. use. A letter from the institution is If you are considering You receive another, advisable. The value of the giving such a gift to us, check priceless benefit from a gift of property is deductible in an with us on how we both can appreciated property: the amount up to 30% of your derive the greatest benefit from satisfaction of knowing that Donating art and adjusted gross income, with a it. your contribution will advance five-year carryover for any our work. other collectibles excess. Perhaps your budget For an unrelated use, your True stories won't let you make a sizable Americans like to collect deduction is limited to the continued from page 1 outright donation. You may things - from art, antiques, property's cost basis or current will receive income for like the idea, but you can't and automobiles to coins, market value, whichever is twenty years following their afford to give up any of the jewelry, and stamps. A fine less. However, the value may deaths, then there may be as income that your assets yield. car, precious jewelry, be deductible in an amount up much as $3 million available If you face this situation, you handcrafted furniture, or a to 50% of your adjusted gross for the scholarship fund. may find that one of our beautiful painting affords the income, with a five-year You have little to lose deferred giving plans is the collector great personal carryover for any excess. exploring your options right answer. satisfaction. If you are the artist and except for some time; on the If you own a valuable donate a painting, your other hand, you just might object or collection, you may deduction is limited to the cost make the best investment Trust assures think about sharing it for of canvas and paints, you have ever made. Allow others to enjoy. You might regardless of the donee's use me to illustrate how family/ life income give it to a family member or of the painting. charitable plans might work even sell it. Maybe you would The "related use" rule for you. Call John Cloud at You can use cash, like to donate it to an applies only to income taxes. 501-245-5169; or write me securities, or other property to institution. If so, what are the The gift and estate tax at OBU Box 3754, fund a plan that gives you an government's charitable deduction is equal to the full Arkadelphia, AR 71998. I income for life. Highly deduction rules for gifts of fair market value regardless of will be glad to visit with you appreciated assets that generate such tangible personal the use of the property. in your home or office. low current income are ideal property? •Appraisal. to claim a ~·------