Unbridled Achievement SMU 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 | SMU Board of Trustees 2011–12
5 | Letter from the Chair of The Board of Trustees
6 | SMU Administration 2011–12
7 | Letter from the President
8 | THE Second Century Celebration
14 | Progress Report
Student Quality
Faculty and Academic Excellence
Campus Experience
38 | Financial Report
Consolidated Financial Statements
Expenditures Toward Strategic Goals
Endowment Report
Campaign Update
Yearly Giving
48 | Honor Rolls
Second Century Campaign Donors
New Endowment Donors
New Dallas Hall Society Members
President’s Associates
Corporations, Foundations and Organizations
Hilltop Society
2 | smu.edu/annualreport In 2011-12 SMU celebrated the second year of the University’s centennial commemoration period marking the 100th anniversaries of SMU’s founding and opening. The University’s progress was marked by major strides forward in the key areas of student quality, faculty and academic excellence and the campus experience. The
Second Century Campaign, the largest fundraising initiative in
SMU history, continued to play an essential role in drawing the resources that are enabling SMU to continue its remarkable rise as a top educational institution. By the end of the fiscal year,
SMU had received commitments for more than 84 percent of the campaign’s financial goals. Thanks to the inspiring support of alumni, parents and friends of the University, SMU is continuing to build a strong foundation for an extraordinary second century on the Hilltop. SMU BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2011-12 LETTER from the CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Caren H. Prothro, Chair Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69 Helmut Sohmen ’66 Civic and Philanthropic Leader Diamond A Ford Corporation BW Corporation Limited
Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67, Vice Chair Antonio O. Garza, Jr. ’83 Richard K. Templeton Haynes & Boone, LLP White & Case, S.C. Texas Instruments Incorporated
Robert H. Dedman, Jr. ’80, ’84, Secretary James R. Gibbs ’66, ’70, ’72 John C. Tolleson ’70 DFI Management, Ltd. Frontier Oil Corporation (Retired) Tolleson Wealth Management
Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. ’66 Royce E. (Ed) Wilson Civic and Philanthropic Leader Wingate Management, LLP Attensity Media, LLC
Bishop W. Earl Bledsoe ’85 Clark K. Hunt ’87 Richard J. Wood Dallas Area – North Texas Conference of Kansas City Chiefs The Japan Society of New York (Retired) The United Methodist Church Ray L. Hunt ’65 Bradley W. Brookshire ’76 Hunt Oil Company Brookshire Grocery Company EX OFFICIO Gene C. Jones Laura Welch Bush ’68 Civic and Philanthropic Leader R. Gerald Turner Former First Lady of the United States President, SMU Bishop Scott J. Jones ’81, ’92 Pastor Kirbyjon H. Caldwell ’81 Great Plains Annual Conference of José L. Lage Windsor Village United Methodist Church The United Methodist Church President, SMU Faculty Senate
Donald J. Carty Fredrick S. Leach ’83 William H. Vanderstraaten ’82 AMR Corporation (Retired) Private Medical Practice Chair, SMU Alumni Board
Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79 Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68 Adriana Martinez ’12 The Hoglund Foundation PBL Enterprises Student Representative
Rev. Mark Craig Bobby B. Lyle ’67 Highland Park United Methodist Church Lyco Holdings Incorporated Trustees Emeriti Gary T. Crum ’69 David B. Miller ’72, ’73 CFP Foundation EnCap Investments, L.P. Edwin L. Cox ’42 Edwin L. Cox Company Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99 Rev. Dr. Sheron Covington Patterson ’83, ’89, ’96 Custard/Pitts Land and Cattle Co., LP North Texas Region of The United Methodist William L. Hutchison ’54 Church Hutchison Oil and Gas Corporation Bishop James (Jim) E. Dorff ’72 San Antonio Episcopal Area of Sarah Fullinwider Perot ’83 Cary M. Maguire The United Methodist Church Civic and Philanthropic Leader Maguire Oil Company
Frank M. Dunlevy ’71 Jeanne L. Phillips ’76 Cowen & Company, LLC Hunt Consolidated, Inc.
Juan L. Elek Carl Sewell ’66 Elek, Moreno Valle y Asociados Sewell Automotive Companies
Alan D. Feld ’57, ’60 Bishop Ann Brookshire Sherer-Simpson Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld Nebraska Area – Nebraska Conference of The United Methodist Church
4 | smu.edu/annualreport LETTER fROM ThE ChAiR Of ThE BOARd Of TRUSTEES
SectiOn nAme It is a special time at SMU. This Annual Report highlights the University’s extraordinary progress during 2011-12, the second year of SMU’s centennial commemoration period. It is a snapshot of an institution in motion.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras risus mi, In one important measure of progress, the average SAT score of incoming first-year students incongue fall 2011 reached sed 1269,euismod setting a newvitae, record. gravida The rise, supported at neque. by donor contributionsUt magna nisi, sagittis nec for merit-based scholarships, takes SMU closer to reaching the University’s announced goal oflobortis an average SATeget, score cursusof 1300. sit amet arcu. Cras eu mauris et erat suscipit cursus.
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None of these accomplishments would have been possible without the generous contributions of donors as well as the dedication of others who care deeply about the University. Great credit goes to President R. Gerald Turner and his administrative team. In addition, as chair of the Board of Trustees, I would like to express my deepest appreciation for the time, talents and commitment given by all of my fellow board members, especially those whose terms ended in May 2012. You have the profound gratitude of the University community for all you have done to ensure a bright future for SMU.
CAREN h. PROThRO Chair, Board of Trustees
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SMU 2011–12 ANNUAl REPORT | 5 SMU ADMINISTRATION 2011–12 LETTER from the PRESIDENT
R. Gerald Turner John B. Attanasio President Judge James Noel Dean and Professor of Law Judge William Hawley Atwell Chair of Constitutional Law Paul W. Ludden Dedman School of Law Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs José Antonio Bowen Thomas E. Barry Dean and Algur H. Meadows Chair Vice President for Executive Affairs Meadows School of the Arts
Brad E. Cheves David J. Chard Vice President for Development and External Affairs Leon Simmons Endowed Dean Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development Michael A. Condon Chief Investment Officer and University Treasurer William B. Lawrence Dean Steve Orsini Perkins School of Theology Director of Athletics Gillian M. McCombs Christine C. Regis Dean and Director Vice President for Business and Finance Central University Libraries
Paul Ward Albert W. Niemi, Jr. Vice President for Legal Affairs and Governmental Relations Dean and Tolleson Chair in Business Leadership General Counsel and Secretary Cox School of Business
Lori S. White Geoffrey C. Orsak Vice President for Student Affairs Dean Lyle School of Engineering
James E. Quick Dean of Graduate Studies Associate Vice President for Research
William M. Tsutsui Dean Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences
6 | smu.edu/annualreport As of May 31, 2012 LETTER fROM T h E PRESidENT
SectiOn nAme The 2011-12 academic year was marked by a significant increase in SMU’s visibility both in the University’s profile as an institution and as a result of ongoing enhancements to our special campus. orem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras risus mi, LThe Second Century Celebration, which commemorates the centennials of SMU’s founding and opening, seemed a fitting time to report on the University’s long and successfulcongue partnership sed euismod with the Dallas-Fort vitae, Worth gravida region. For atthat neque. reason, in April Ut SMU magna nisi, sagittis nec published The Power of Partnership: SMU Community and Economic Impact Report, outlininglobortis the manyeget, ways cursus that the University sit amet serves DFWarcu. as a Crasresource. eu mauris et erat suscipit cursus.
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SMU’s physical visibility grew as the historic transformation of the campus continued. Construction progressed on the new Pellentesque a nunc et metus facilisis dignissim accumsan vel arcu. Proin Residential Commons Complex, which will provide additional housing for 1,250 students and represents a new campus model for student living and learning. dictum malesuada risus, in euismod mauris luctus ac. Nam venenatis We launched a major renovation and expansion of Moody Coliseum, to be completed in time for SMU’s entry into the BIG EASThendrerit athletic conference massa in nec2013. Andmattis. a “topping Morbi out” ceremony sed fornisi the Georgejusto, W. inBush eleifend. Presidential Center, held in October 2011, marked a major construction milestone for the facility, scheduled to open in spring 2013.
In addition, the Mustang football team’s third straight appearance in a nationally televised, postseason bowl game added to SMU’s growing national stature, increasing awareness of the University’s quality and supporting successful efforts to draw top students from throughout the United States.
Much of SMU’s progress is a direct result of support for The Second Century Campaign, which has made it possible for the University to continue its historic rise as an institution dedicated to educating tomorrow’s leaders and creating the new knowledge that will help meet tomorrow’s challenges.
This Annual Report chronicles SMU’s progress over the course of the 2011-12 fiscal year and highlights initiatives that will continue to define the University as it steps boldly into the future. I invite you to view the SMU Year in Review video, available at smu.edu/annualreport or through this QR code. Thank you for all you have done to help SMU achieve such exciting momentum. LOREM iPSUM dOLOR SiT AMET lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam ac ante et lacus scelerisque imperdiet. Nulla gravida porttitor varius. Vestibulum placerat commodo iaculis. Pellentesque lobortis interdum magna eu tincidunt. Commodo iaculis. { R. gERALd TURNER President
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAl REPORT | 7 UNBRIDLED impact THE SECOND CENTURY CELEBRATION
In 2011-12 SMU marked the second year of The Second Century Celebration, a five-year period commemorating the 100th anniversary of SMU’s founding in 1911 and opening in 1915. In addition to honoring the past, The Second Century Celebration also is designed to highlight the University’s present and future as a top educational institution with impact on the region and the nation. The Second Century Celebration runs concurrently with and supports the goals of The Second Century Campaign, the largest fundraising initiative in SMU’s history. The campaign is having an impact on every aspect of the University, enhancing student quality, faculty and academic excellence and the campus experience. The Second Century Celebration includes special events, exhibitions and publications, including The Power of Partnership: SMU Community and Economic Impact Report. (See pages 12-13 for details.) The commemoration of this special time in SMU’s history is enabling the University community, including alumni around the world, to reconnect with the University, provide essential support and help chart a course for SMU’s future.
THE SECOND CENTURY CELEBRATION ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Co-chairs At-large Members 2011-12 Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 Cheri L. Kamp and Thomas G. Kamp ’83, Co-chairs, Carl Sewell ’66 Parent Leadership Council José L. Lage, President, SMU Faculty Senate Honorary Co-chairs Austin Prentice ’12, President, SMU Student Body William P. Clements, Jr. ’39 † William H. Vanderstraaten ’82, Chair, SMU Alumni Board Edwin L. Cox ’42 Nancy McMillan Dedman ’50 Ex Officio William L. Hutchison ’54 Caren H. Prothro, Chair, SMU Board of Trustees Bobby B. Lyle ’67 R. Gerald Turner, President Cary M. Maguire Brad E. Cheves, Vice President for Development and External Affairs Robert A. Meadows Annette Caldwell Simmons ’57 Kay Prothro Yeager ’61
Vice Chairs Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67, Community Celebration Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79, Academic Celebration Rev. Mark Craig, Church Relations Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99, Special Events Antonio O. Garza, Jr. ’83, International Celebration Bishop Scott J. Jones ’81, ’92, Church Relations Jeanne L. Phillips ’76, Centennial Host Committees Richard Ware ’68, Alumni Celebration
At-large Members 2010-11 Liz Martin Armstrong ’82, Co-chair, Parent Leadership Council Linda S. Eads, President, SMU Faculty Senate Ken S. Malcolmson ’74, Chair, SMU Alumni Board Stephen J. (Jake) Torres ’11, President, SMU Student Body
† Deceased
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SMU hosts centennial academic symposium
“The University and the City: Higher Education and the Common Good” was the topic for SMU’s 2011 Centennial Symposium in November, held as part of the University’s centennial commemoration. Presenters included executives, leaders in public service, several SMU deans and professors and other education leaders. Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, speaking at the event, stressed the need for the city to have a “close association with higher education,” adding “I am humbled to be a mayor who has a university the quality of SMU here.” Attendees also heard from SMU students whose service is making a difference in the Dallas area. Henry S. Bienen, president emeritus of Northwestern University (left), the symposium’s featured speaker, presented an address titled “Reflections on a University in a Great City.”
Campus enhancements help mark centennial A host of campus amenities and initiatives were unveiled in conjunction with SMU’s centennial commemoration in September 2011. SMU dedicated the new R. Gerald Turner Centennial Quadrangle, funded through gifts from current and former members of the Board of Trustees. The Quadrangle also provides the setting for the Cooper Centennial Fountain, funded by a gift from Susan Smith Cooper ’62 and William R. Cooper ’58, as well as the Gail O. and R. Gerald Turner Centennial Pavilion. SMU also opened Centennial Hall, a visitors’ center for the centennial celebration. The exhibit, located on the first level of Hughes-Trigg Student Center, includes a historical timeline (right), videos and interactive features. It received tens of thousands of visitors in its first year of operation. Centennial Promenade, a vital new pedestrian walkway that will link the Hughes-Trigg Student Center with the new Residential Commons Complex, is slated for completion in 2015. SMU announced a gift from the Crain Foundation to name the Crain Family Centennial Promenade. Members of the SMU community also are participating in the project through $100 contributions for pavers to be placed on the Promenade.
10 | smu.edu/annualreport Founders’ Day highlights CENTENNIAL, CAMPAIGN SMU celebrated its second annual Founders’ Day Weekend April 20-21 with activities highlighting The Second Century Celebration and The Second Century Campaign. More than 1,500 alumni and friends participated in one or more events during the week. A midday “centennial celebration” for the University community April 20 commemorated the kickoff of the next phase of campus development chartered in the 1995 Centennial Master Plan. As part of the gathering, SMU broke ground on several new projects and looked ahead to the completion of others already under way. (See page 33 for details.) The event included the dedication of the Centennial Cornerstone (top left), a permanent tribute to the 100-year development of SMU’s campus, begun in 1912. Members of the SMU community placed messages in the cornerstone to be opened in 2065, at the 50th reunion of the Centennial Class of 2015. The day continued with Inside SMU, the University’s way of providing alumni and donors with exposure to SMU faculty through informal courses. SMU’s most generous annual donors were welcomed at the President’s Associates afternoon reception. Following the reception, President R. Gerald Turner presented the annual President’s Briefing, outlining SMU’s progress during the previous year. SMU hosted its annual Golden Mustang Reunion the following morning. The weekend concluded with a Family Day at the Meadows Museum featuring children’s activities (including a falconer, top right) and was attended by more than 750 people.
Homecoming features fun and football, highlights SMU-Dallas partnership SMU commemorated its 2011 Centennial Homecoming in November with a variety of events and activities celebrating the spirit of SMU. To emphasize the role that Dallas played in SMU’s founding, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings served as parade grand marshal. Mayor Rawlings and his wife, Micki, were driven by Harvey Carter ’78 in his award- winning 1916 Stutz Bearcat (left). Other festivities included: presentation of the Distinguished Alumni Awards (see page 35 for details); special Centennial Reunions; “Pigskin Revue,” featuring the Mustang Band; The Boulevard; and a football game in which the Mustangs beat Tulane. SMU also published a book highlighting the University’s beautiful campus, SMU: Unbridled Vision, containing more than 200 new color photographs as well as selected historic images.
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 11 centenniAl celebrAtiOn
repOrt highlights impAct SMU released the Power of Partnership: SmU Community and Economic Impact report in April, highlighting the University’s unique contributions to dallas-fort Worth and the return on the region’s investment in SMU during its first 100 years. More than 400 civic and business leaders gathered at the federal Reserve Bank of dallas April 17 to hear President R. gerald Turner and other speakers discuss the report’s content and the University’s ongoing progress. The report details SMU’s impact as an educational, cultural and public service resource as well as its economic impact. To read the full report online, please visit smu.edu/impact. here is a summary:
ECONOMiC iMPACT • Highly ranked as a national university by U.S. News & World SMU contributes to the economic strength of Dallas and the region. Report and other guides Annual Impact of Expenditures on $7 billion • 103 undergraduate degree programs in 91 fields Regional Economy • 104 master’s degree programs in 101 fields (Includes impact of SMU spending for operations, capital projects and scholarships plus impact of spending by students, visitors and SMU • 27 doctoral degree programs alumni in the region.) Distinguished Faculty Total Assets $4 billion • 705 scholar-teachers from throughout the world (Includes $1.2 billion endowment, real estate market value, buildings, • Faculty are members of prestigious national academies, equipment, art, special collections, cash, receivables and pledges.) including National Academy of Sciences, American Academy Campus Property of Arts and Sciences, and National Academy of Engineering University Park 216 acres Research Dallas 19 acres • One of 96 universities Highland Park 2 acres classified as having “high Plano 25 acres research activity” Taos, New Mexico 423 acres • Faculty engaged in iNTELLECTUAL iMPACT cutting-edge research DALLAS As a leading national university, SMU is integral to the strength projects such as identifying and growing global reputation of the region. new geothermal energy & SMU ACAdEMiC PROfiLE formations and combating Outstanding Programs Parkinson’s disease • College of Humanities and Sciences; Schools of Business, Arts, Engineering, Education and Human Development, law and
Theology (continued on opposite page) THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP SMU Community and Economic Impact Report
12 | SMU.EDU/ANNUAlREPORT Student Profile • Renowned leaders ranging from CEOs of Fortune 500 • 11,000 students (6,200 undergraduate; 4,800 graduate companies and astronauts to government officials, among students) them ambassadors and First lady of the United States, Supreme Court Justices in Japan, the Philippines and Thailand • Average SAT score increased 134 points over last 16 years
from 1140 to 1274, with goal of achieving 1300 average by BUSh PRESidENTiAL CENTER iMPACT 2015 SMU’s hosting of the George W. Bush Presidential Center will • Applications have risen from 8,600 in 2007 to 13,601 in 2012 enrich the community and attract visitors from around the globe. • The Bush Presidential Center at SMU will be an invaluable • 404 new endowed scholarships added since 1997 asset to Dallas and the region, attracting about 450,000 • 25 percent minority students visitors and scholars in the first year alone. • 50 percent students from outside Texas • SMU will be among the few universities in the nation to • 10 percent foreign students from 90 countries house a presidential center on campus and part of a trio of presidential libraries in Texas. • 70 percent students receiving merit- or need-based aid fUTURE iMPACT PUBLiC SERViCE iMPACT SMU enters its second century with great excitement and SMU gives back to the community through public service. confidence because of its core strengths: • Heavily engaged in public service in the region through • Powerful legacy of achievement now ingrained as an classes that include service-learning and through volunteer unrelenting desire to succeed service projects of campus organizations • Proven access to private financial resources enabling it to • 2,500-plus undergraduate students provide each year more meet its goals than 200,000 hours of public service in the region • Strategic geographic location – DFW region – for executing its CULTURAL iMPACT plans SMU is a major cultural resource for the community. • Strong focus on implementing high-impact initiatives, • More than 300,000 visitors come annually to SMU for cultural including new interdisciplinary studies, service-learning, global events, lectures, athletics events and other programs. programs and research, along with major faculty hires • Campus museums include the world-renowned Meadows • Dedicated, forward-looking leadership that will ensure that Museum, housing one of the finest and most comprehensive the University achieves its goals collections of Spanish art outside Spain. • 400-plus music, dance and theatre performances are presented each year to the public. • Public programs sponsored by Willis M. Tate Distinguished lecture Series, TEDxSMU, Hart Global leaders Forum, John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies and Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility.
• Nine libraries house the largest private collection of research materials in the Southwest, including the archives of Stanley Marcus, JCPenney, Texas Instruments and Belo Corporation. • SMU offers the only Division I athletics program in Dallas, to be strengthened by its move to the BIG EAST in 2013.
ALUMNi iMPACT SMU produces great leaders who make a positive difference in the world. LEAdERS gAThER fOR REPORT RELEASE • 112,000 alumni worldwide, 40,000 in the Dallas region An SMU campus model was displayed at an event unveiling The • Recipients of Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, along with Academy, Power of Partnership: SMU Community and Economic Impact Tony, Grammy and Emmy awards, the Heisman Trophy and Report, held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas April 17. More Olympic gold medals than 400 civic and business leaders gathered to hear President R. Gerald Turner and others present the report’s content.
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAl REPORT | 13 UNBRIDLED LEARNING STUDENT QUALITY
SMU’s increasing student quality is a defining feature of its continuing rise as a great university. In 2011-12 SMU continued to
draw top students through its investment in merit-based scholarships,
as well as by offering numerous opportunities for study abroad and
programs enabling undergraduates to conduct research and benefit
from independent projects, among other initiatives. Through rising
SAT scores, national fellowships, leadership and engagement in social
issues, SMU students are demonstrating the University’s effectiveness in educating tomorrow’s leaders.
Scholarships support student quality Merit-based scholarships continued to play a crucial role in SMU’s increase in student quality, a key goal of the SMU Strategic Plan. Read more about merit-based scholarships on page 17. (Left) President’s Scholar Adriana Martinez ’12 majored in political science, public policy, history and French and minored in human rights. She was the 2010-2012 Henry S. Miller Undergraduate Fellow in the John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies { and also served as the student representative to the SMU Board of Trustees.
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SMU applications set record SMU received a record number of applications to join the first-year class entering in fall 2011, reflecting the University’s growing reputation as well as enhanced national outreach initiatives. The 12,961 applications topped the record of 9,085 the previous year by more than 42 percent. Students from outside Texas accounted for 55.1 percent of new first-year students. Minority students represented 26.6 percent, a slight increase over the previous record of 26.3 percent in 2010. SMU also received a record 1,293 applications for transfer in fall 2011, a 42.4 percent increase over the previous high of 908 in 2010.
Student academic quality reflected in record SAT SCORES The average SAT scores of first-year students entering in fall 2011 set a new record, as SMU continued to advance toward an overall average SAT goal of 1300. The average score of 1269 represented a 26-point rise over the previous year and an increase of 102 points in the last decade. At the same time as SAT scores have increased, SMU has continued to attract a student body that features greater ethnic, geographic and socio- economic diversity.
RISING TEST SCORES
Average SAT Scores for Entering Classes 1300
Student body PROFILE 1269 A total of 10,982 students were enrolled in fall 2011, including 6,221 undergraduate students and 4,761 graduate students. 1250 Approximately 50 percent came from Texas, with the remainder from all 50 states and 90 foreign countries. Minority students constituted 25.6 percent of the overall student population.
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16 | smu.edu/annualreport Student recruitment supported by merit-based scholarships Merit-based scholarships offered by the University as well as scholarships that target specific interests and are offered by schools continued to support SMU’s successful initiative to recruit top students in 2011-12. Forty-six incoming students received full tuition President’s Scholarships, while 27 first-year students received Hunt Leadership Scholarships. Schools’ merit-based scholarship programs – Cox BBA Scholars in Cox School of Business, Meadows Scholars in Meadows School of the Arts, Dedman College Scholars in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences, and in its inaugural year, Lyle Scholars in Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering – provided support for high-achieving students who expressed advance interest in the schools’ major programs.
Undergraduate research enhances learning SMU provides undergraduates with unique opportunities to engage in hands-on research outside the classroom. During 2011-12, undergraduates participated in a range of research initiatives: • Nine interdisciplinary teams received grants to conduct • The Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility research on significant Dallas issues through the Provost awarded summer stipends to students to devote time to Office’s Big iDeas program. They investigated issues public service and research in the field of ethics. Their projects including students’ perceptions of STEM (science, technology, included evaluating the impact of economic development engineering and math) education; cultural offerings for lower planning in West and South Dallas. income families in West Dallas; and ways to meet the health • Students pursued projects in politics and government as research needs of Dallas’ international refugee community. fellows for the John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies. • Through the Undergraduate Research Assistantship program, They partnered with faculty members to develop research in students worked under the close guidance of faculty members areas such as national security and immigration. on research projects in disciplines including anthropology, • The Jack and Jane Hamilton Undergraduate Research Scholars engineering and physics. They learned skills and gained Program in Dedman College enabled undergraduate students experiences that are more typical for graduate school, with to work closely with faculty members on important research opportunities to present findings at professional meetings and projects in fields including biological sciences, chemistry, earth to publish work in journals. sciences and statistics.
• Students in the Meadows School conducted independent research with the support of Meadows Exploration Awards. Their projects included an exploration of international relations through theatre.
• Richter Research Fellowships, awarded to students in the University Honors Program, supported independent research internationally and at SMU-in-Taos. Students traveled to countries such as Pakistan to chart young war refugees’ health; and India, to track water contamination.
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Engaged Learning Initiative supports
student projects Students designed and undertook projects connecting work in the classroom with the outside world through research, civic projects, creative endeavors or internships under SMU’s Engaged Learning Initiative, a project of the Provost’s Office, in 2011-12. Projects included designing a compound, removing heavy metals from polluted environments and developing and delivering after-school programs for homeless children, among many others. Participants create a detailed proposal, may apply for a grant to cover project costs, receive supervision from a faculty mentor, and must deliver a public presentation and provide a written report summarizing the project.
Student travel educates future leaders and supports recruitment Programs involving travel are a crucial component of the SMU experience, enhancing students’ education as future leaders and providing opportunities for community engagement, service and creative problem solving. These programs are also an important aspect of SMU’s initiatives to recruit the best students. Here are some examples from 2011-12:
• More than 150 students, faculty and staff members participated in 14 service trips during summer, fall, winter and spring breaks in 2011-12 through SMU Alternative Breaks, which celebrated the 25th anniversary of its founding. Students traveled to communities including Atlanta, to work with organizations serving veterans; New York, to deliver food to families in need; and Quito, Ecuador, to teach children English and math. During winter break, the student organization marked its 100th trip as students traveled to work with a community organization in Brownsville, Texas, where other SMU students had first served 25 years earlier. (Left) Lisa Walters ’15 and Adella Winder ’13 on opposite sides of the equator in Quito, Ecuador. • During SMU’s annual Civil Rights Pilgrimage, undergraduate and graduate students took a nine-day bus ride through the American South, where they visited civil rights landmarks and met with leaders in the movement. Dennis Simon, Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Professor in political science in Dedman College, led the spring break pilgrimage with SMU’s Chaplain’s Office. The group’s stops included Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas; the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama; and the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, where Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated.
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18 | smu.edu/annualreport student travel educates future leaders AND supports recruitment (cont.)
• As part of the Embrey Human Rights Program in Dedman • Undergraduate and graduate students participating in the College, students visited sites of human rights abuses and Meadows School’s New York Colloquium took in the city’s conducted research around the world. In August, the program culture during winter break. Led by Professor of Art Philip Van took students to Porto Alegre, Brazil, to learn about the Keuren, the course included stops at the Museum of Modern country’s struggles with environmental abuses, women’s Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and numerous galleries rights, poverty and military dictatorships. During winter and studios. The students kept a record of their experiences break, students, professors and Dallas community members and wrote about their new understanding of art. traveled to World War II concentration camps and memorials in Poland. During spring break, the program took students and community members to World War II sites in Latvia and Lithuania. The trips were led by Rick Halperin, director of the Embrey Human Rights Program. (Below) SMU graduate student Natalie Ward at the Belzec extermination camp in Poland.
• Students in a University Honors Program course on the Renaissance traveled to Italy during spring break (above). They visited sites including the Duomo and Galileo Museum in Florence and St. Mark’s Square in Venice. Kathleen Wellman,
Dedman Family Distinguished Professor and chair of the Clements Department of History in Dedman College, led the
course and trip, which gave students firsthand experiences of the sites associated with their readings and research projects. Schools provide outreach in West Dallas { The Simmons School and the Meadows School provided outreach initiatives in underserved areas of West Dallas throughout 2011-12. The Simmons School’s Center for Communities and Education, in collaboration with the Dallas Faith Communities Coalition, promoted education reform through work with 10 public schools and 20 nonprofit agencies. Meadows School initiatives focused on mentoring young people and helping showcase the heritage of the Dallas Mexican- { American community through videos, photographs, visual art and dance performances.
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GrAdUAte StUdentS work to imprOve wAter QUAlitY in AFricA A team of graduate students from Lyle School of Engineering, led by Andrew Quicksall, J. Lindsay Embrey Trustee Assistant Professor, traveled to Africa in October 2011 as part of a new research program to improve water quality at refugee camps. The team, supported by a $270,000 grant from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and additional SMU funds, collected water quality samples at UNHCR camps for analysis at SMU. The group also taught local workers to test water samples for contaminants and is developing a water quality database.
StUdentS earn AwArdS, hOnOrS SMU students excel in virtually every field of endeavor and receive recognition, awards and scholarships from organizations in the United States and throughout the world. Examples in 2011-12 included:
BOREN SChOLARShiP lade Obamehinti ’14 (below) was one of 161 U.S. undergraduates awarded a Boren Scholarship to acquire language skills in countries critical to U.S. security. She will take intensive Swahili courses in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, while benefiting from a mechanical engineering internship during summer 2012. Obamehinti, a President’s Scholar, is majoring in mechanical engineering in the lyle School of Engineering and mathematics in Dedman College, with a minor in art in Meadows School of the Arts.
(continued on opposite page) fULBRighT fELLOWShiP Megan Bond Hinrichsen (above), a graduate student in anthropology in Dedman College, was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to conduct research in Quito, Ecuador, during 2012- 13. She is investigating the impact that microfinance loans to nontraditional borrowers has on the health of recipients. About 25 percent of workers in Quito use these small loans, which Hinrichsen believes benefit families’ health as well as their finances and stability.
20 | SMU.EDU/ANNUAlREPORT STUdENTS EARN AWARdS, hONORS (CONT.)
U.S. STATE dEPARTMENT iNTERNShiP Saira Husain ’12 (left) was awarded a 10-week internship with the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and labor in Washington, D.C., during spring 2012. She worked with the Special Advisor for International Disability Rights, who leads the nation’s strategy to promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities internationally. Husain, a President’s Scholar, earned bachelor’s degrees in biology and anthropology, with a minor in Spanish, from Dedman College. fRENCh gOVERNMENT TEAChiNg ASSiSTANTShiPS José Ramon Campos ’12 and Sanaz Talaifar ’12 received French government teaching assistant positions to teach English in France following graduation. Candidates are selected by the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., based on proficiency giLMAN iNTERNATiONAL SChOLARShiPS in French, teaching experience and skills to promote cultural Three students in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences understanding. Campos earned bachelor’s degrees in political won Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships for study science and economics from Dedman College. Talaifar, a abroad during summer 2012. (l-R) Ankita Krishnan ’14, a French President’s Scholar, earned bachelor’s degrees in international and psychology major, studied in the south of France. larry studies and French from Dedman College. Anthony ’13, who is majoring in political science and history with a minor in Arabic, studied in Morocco. Ryan Swick ’14, who is CENTER fOR ThE STUdy Of ThE majoring in political science, public policy and economics with a PRESidENCy fELLOWShiP minor in Chinese, studied at SMU-in-China. Kevin Eaton ’13 was one of 71 U.S. and international college students named as a AMERiCAN AdVERTiSiNg fEdERATiON AWARdS Presidential Fellow to the Center for the Students at the Temerlin Advertising Institute in Meadows School Study of the Presidency and Congress in of the Arts won honors in the student category of the annual Washington, D.C. The SMU President’s American Advertising Federation ADDY Awards local competition Scholar is majoring in political science, in February. The students won eight awards in three categories, economics and public policy in Dedman College and was the including a gold, four silver and three bronze. The gold-winning 2010-2012 Al G. Hill, Jr. Undergraduate Fellow in the John entry was a campaign by Samantha Roppolo, who earned her Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies. As SMU’s eighth master’s degree in May, and Christopher Vandersall ’12 for Presidential Fellow, he conducted research on executive authority The History Channel with the tagline “learn Vicariously.” The and the War on Terror and attended the Center’s conferences in campaign also received a Special Judges’ Award for Best Copy. the nation’s capital in spring 2012.
UNdERgRAdUATES ExPLORE SCiENCE Of SUSTAiNABiLiTy As part of a growing academic focus on sustainability issues, seven undergraduate students traveled to Pittsburgh to participate in a conference hosted by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education in October. The conference featured presentations and seminars on topics such as climate change and conservation science, as well as ways for universities to enhance their own sustainability initiatives. The students were sponsored by the SMU Sustainability Committee, comprising faculty, staff and students, and were selected based on essays submitted to the committee focusing on environmental issues.
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A great university is shaped by scholars who create and share knowledge. Top educational institutions also require buildings with up-
to-date classrooms, laboratories and technology that make it possible
for faculty members to conduct research and teach and enable students
to learn. In 2011-12 SMU continued to take significant steps to
increase faculty and academic quality. These included the addition or
enhancement of academic programs, the addition of both new faculty
members and endowments for new faculty positions and the construction or renovation of facilities that support academic achievement.
PHYSICS PROFESSOR RECOGNIZED FOR RESEARCH ON DARK MATTER Jodi Cooley, assistant professor of physics in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences, was recognized in March by the National Science Foundation with a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Award. Cooley was awarded a five-year grant of $1 million toward her work with an international team of physicists searching for dark matter, the elusive substance that makes up 85 percent of the matter in the universe. { Read more about faculty recognition and awards on page 25.
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SMU team contributes to IDENTIFYING Higgs boson A team of SMU researchers, led by Ryszard Stroynowski, professor of physics, contributed throughout 2011-12 to work using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland leading to apparent confirmation of the existence of the elusive Higgs boson. The observation is regarded as the most significant advancement in physics in the last 50 years. SMU faculty and students participated in the design and construction of the LHC’s ATLAS particle detector. Aided by the
SMU High Performance Computing system, SMU physicists also played a major role – with only six other
U.S. institutions – in analyzing ATLAS data that led to identifying the Higgs. SMU launches human rights major { Building on the successful five-year history of the Embrey Human Rights Program, Dedman College launched a new academic major in human rights in spring 2012, making SMU only the fifth university in the nation to offer human rights as an undergraduate major. The program offers two interdisciplinary tracks: one on gender and human rights, the other on public policy and human rights. Since the Embrey Human Rights Program’s inception, 80 SMU students have graduated { with human rights minors.
Fondren Library Center renovation unveiled As part of SMU’s plans for future growth, in April SMU unveiled a major initiative to modernize Fondren Library Center, updating the facility as a center of interactive technology and a vital campus gathering place for University and community programs. Highlights include: restoration of reading rooms; new areas for preservation and expansion of archival collections; attractive public spaces for programs and exhibits; enhanced study areas; and a café and browsing area. The project has received early
support from Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77 and Bradley W. Brookshire ’76, Tavenner C. Lupton, III ’79 and Jo Ann Geurin
Thetford ’69, ’70. (Right) An architect’s rendering of a restored Grand Reading Room. Creative computiNG program combines creativity and technology { Creative Computing, a new interdisciplinary program launched in 2011-12, teaches students to integrate creative practice with computer science and engineering. The field of study, in which students pursue core coursework in both Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering and Meadows School of the Arts, combines theory and methodology from computer science and engineering with aesthetic principles and creative practice from the arts. The program, which draws upon SMU’s High Performance Computing facilities, was developed in response to technological innovation and contemporary arts practices. { Creative Computing may be taken as either a major or a minor.
24 | smu.edu/annualreport Faculty members earn recognition and awards
Joseph D. Camp David J. Chard William Lawrence Alicia E. Meuret Roberto Tejada John Wise
Joseph D. Camp, the J. Lindsay Embrey Trustee Professor of are preceded by a pattern of subtle instabilities. Meuret, along Electrical Engineering in the Lyle School, was recognized in with Dedman College Psychology Department colleagues David February by the National Science Foundation with a prestigious Rosenfield, associate professor, and Thomas Ritz, professor, Faculty Early Career Development Award. Camp was awarded published the findings in the prestigious journal Biological a five-year, $450,000 grant for developing a more affordable Psychiatry. The findings suggest potential new treatments for wireless network design and protocols to help provide Internet panic and other maladies such as seizures and strokes. access to low-income neighborhoods. Roberto Tejada, Endowed Distinguished Research Chair in Art David J. Chard, Leon Simmons Endowed Dean of SMU’s Annette History at Meadows School of the Arts, was named in April as Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development, the 2012-13 Fulbright-FAAP Distinguished Chair in the Visual was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in April after being nominated Arts. Tejada is an internationally known specialist in modern and by President Barack Obama to a three-year term on the Board of contemporary Latin American and Latino/U.S. visual culture. The Directors of the National Board for Education Sciences. The board award from the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program enables him to oversees the Institute of Education Sciences, which analyzes engage in scholarship with faculty and students at the Armando education research data and funds research to improve learning Alvares Penteado Foundation (FAAP) in São Paulo, Brazil. outcomes for all students, particularly those at risk. John Wise, a research associate professor in biological sciences William Lawrence, dean of Perkins School of Theology, was in Dedman College, reported the development of a digital 3D elected president of the 2012-16 Judicial Council of The United model of the human P-glycoprotein, a protein that is thought to Methodist Church at the Church’s General Conference in May. contribute to failure of chemotherapy in many recurring cancers. Sometimes referred to as the denomination’s “Supreme Court,” Wise described the creation of the model in the May issue of the Council is the highest judicial body within The United Biochemistry. He and Pia Vogel, associate professor of biological Methodist Church. sciences, have used the model to virtually screen more than 8 million potential drug compounds in search of one to help stop Alicia E. Meuret, associate professor of psychology in Dedman chemotherapy failure. College, reported groundbreaking research on panic attacks showing that such attacks do not happen without warning but
Master’s in sustainability focuses on new design models The Lyle School, with support from the Hunter and Stephanie Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity, began offering a new Master of Arts in Sustainability and Development in spring 2012. The program, which draws from the disciplines of engineering, urban planning and environmental policy, covers topics from policy to design in both the developing and developed worlds. Students are trained in the wise use of environmental resources in urban development, with the goal of creating and rebuilding economically and environmentally healthy cities, both in the United States and abroad. The program kicked off with the unveiling at SMU of an innovative, low-cost “pallet house” previously featured at a sustainability expo hosted by the Prince of Wales.
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inStitUte tO enGAGe diverSe diSciplineS A new gift of $5 million in May marked another milestone in the historic support of SMU by the Dedman family and The Dedman Foundation. The gift created the Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute in Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences. The Institute will bring together faculty and students from the humanities, sciences and social sciences in Dedman College, as well as other academic areas throughout SMU, for collaborative
research and other programs. Unlike similar institutes at some other universities, the SMU Institute will
engage undergraduates as well as graduate students and faculty. NEW ART hiSTORy ChAiR TO fOCUS ON hELLENiC CULTURE { SMU announced in April that it has received a gift to establish an endowed chair named for a late professor in the Department of Art History in the Meadows School. The Karl Kilinski, II Endowed Chair in Hellenic Visual Culture will honor Kilinski’s work as an archaeologist, art historian and University Distinguished Teaching Professor. Kilinski, whose estate bequeathed to SMU the gift of $1.5 million, died in 2011 after 30 years on the faculty of the Art History Department in the { Meadows School.
dEAN’S RESEARCh COUNCiL PROVidES “SEEd” MONEy fOR RESEARCh iNiTiATiVES In 2011-12, its second year of operation, the Dedman College Dean’s Research Council (DRC) awarded a grant to Johannes H. Bauer, assistant professor of biology (far left, with Dedman College Dean William M. Tsutsui), for his research on the effects of parental diet on the health and longevity of future generations. launched in 2010 with a gift of $100,000 from Pierce Allman ’54, the DRC is a membership organization that raises and awards seed funding to support promising research conducted by tenure-track Dedman College faculty. During the previous year, the DRC awarded three grants to faculty researchers. DRC-funded research has attracted subsequent grants from the National Institutes of Health, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Tanner Humanities Center at the University of Utah.
26 | SMU.EDU/ANNUAlREPORT Centennial professorship created In March SMU received a gift to create a new Centennial Professorship. The Jeremy duQuesnay Adams Centennial Professorship in Western European Medieval History is named in honor of the longtime SMU professor, who will continue to teach in Clements Department of History in Dedman College. The $1.25 million gift was provided by Kathryn Hedges Arata ’87, ’91
and Stephen L. Arata ’88, both of whom studied with Professor Adams. Centennial endowments provide permanent funding as
well as operational funds to initiate the position on an expedited basis. (L-R) Stephen L. Arata, Kathryn Hedges Arata, Professor Jeremy duQuesnay Adams, Jeremy Arata ’16. New Meadows School programs emphasize arts entrepreneurship and management { The Meadows School launched two new minors in 2011-12. The minor in Arts Entrepreneurship was created in recognition of the reality that most artists work locally and are self-employed and provides students with the tools to develop, launch and manage arts ventures. Courses include Arts Budgeting and Financial Management; Attracting Capital: Donors, Investors, and Public Funds; Interactive Advertising; Social Media Marketing; Marketing the Arts; and Introduction to Public Relations. The minor in Arts Management provides an overview of professional arts organization management, { with an emphasis on understanding the practical issues facing arts managers. Courses include Philanthropy and Donor Communication, Consumer Behavior and Global Media Systems.
Scholar to head new SMU Presidential History Center Award-winning American history scholar Jeffrey Engel was named in May as founding director of the SMU Center for Presidential History as well as associate professor of presidential studies in Dedman College. He will oversee a team of scholars who interview
officials involved in formulating and implementing U.S. presidential policies. Previously, Engel served as the Verlin and Howard Kruse ’52 Founders Professor and director of
programming for the Scowcroft Institute for International Affairs at Texas A&M. His wife, Katherine C. Engel, also a noted scholar, was named as associate professor of religious studies in Dedman College. Archives of Women of the Southwest reaches endowment goal { DeGolyer Library reached its goal of raising $1 million to create the position of archivist for the Archives of Women of the Southwest (AWSW), a special collection documenting the history and achievements of women in that region of the United States, with special emphasis on Dallas and North Texas. An event commemorating creation of the endowment will be held in fall 2012. In addition to the papers of key women leaders, the AWSW includes the historical records of notable organizations created by women. Among the newest additions are materials from the Susan G. Komen for the { Cure®, the international organization dedicated to fighting breast cancer. The October donation includes correspondence, advertisements and news articles spanning the organization’s 29-year history.
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DeGolyer Library celebrates two centuries of Dickens DeGolyer Library contributed to the international celebration of the bicentenary of Charles Dickens’ birth in 2012 with an exhibition running from January through May of more than 200 items, many of which were drawn from the Stephen Weeks collection. Weeks (left), an SMU parent and a member of the SMU Libraries Executive Board, began collecting rare books in his teens, later focusing on the works of Dickens, and in particular, The Pickwick Papers. The comprehensive display
related to every phase of the great novelist’s life and included all of the author’s major works in original
editions, as well as prints, drawings, letters, later editions, piracies, translations, adaptations and ads. Digital repository provides global platform for SMU intellectual content { The SMU Digital Repository (DR), a hub for the preservation and dissemination of a broad spectrum of SMU’s intellectual content, was activated in October 2011. The new online archive and e-publishing platform, created by Central University Libraries, the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, and the Office of Information Technology, provides open access to research documents, articles, conference papers, scholarly image collections and journals created by SMU faculty, students and academic staff. As of May 31, the repository held 17,636 pages of materials and had received 3,078 visits. The new { service is complemented by the Scholarly Digitization Program that focuses on digitizing analog or written materials.
SMU DEDICATES New investing and trading center and renovated business library The Kitt Investing and Trading Center, a state-of-the-art instructional and research facility designed to teach students practical finance and investment applications and to enhance faculty research, was dedicated in September. The Cox School of Business facility contains an LED stock ticker, three video walls, 22 high-end work stations and 10 Bloomberg Professional terminals. The Kitt Center was made possible through the donation of SMU parents Barry M. and Beth M. Kitt and their family. Coinciding with the opening, the newly renovated Cox School Business Library was unveiled. The facility provides improved access to centrally located librarians, more study rooms and comfortable areas to conduct research using the prestigious collection of electronic business databases.
28 | smu.edu/annualreport Top SMU scholars receive Ford Research fellowships Five outstanding faculty members were named as the University’s 2012 Ford Research Fellows in May. Established in 2002 through support from SMU Trustee Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69, the fellowships help the University retain and reward outstanding scholars. Each recipient receives a cash prize for research support. (L-R) President R. Gerald Turner; Jingbo Ye, professor of experimental physics in Dedman College; Dinesh Rajan, associate professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering in the Lyle School; Paul
S. Krueger, associate professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the Lyle School; William J. Abraham, Albert Cook
Outler Chair in Wesley Studies in the Perkins School; and Lisa Pon, associate professor of art history in the Meadows School. Gift creates professorship { A new gift of $1 million will create The Marriott Family Endowed Professor Fund in Meadows School of the Arts. SMU parents John W. Marriott, III, and his wife, Angela C. Marriott, as well as John’s father, J. Willard Marriott, Jr., and his wife, Donna Garff Marriott, supported the gift, which was provided through the Marriott Fund of The Columbus Foundation in Columbus, Ohio. The Marriott gift provides Meadows School of the Arts the flexibility to use the funds as needed in { support of a professorship focused on any key academic area.
Cox School programs ranked among best business schools The Cox School of Business Executive M.B.A. program ranked No. 7 among the top programs in the world, and the Cox Professional M.B.A. program ranked No. 7 in the United States, according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s biennial ranking released in November. The Cox School is one of only three schools in the country with both M.B.A. programs for working professionals ranked in the top 10. In an earlier ranking, Businessweek ranked the Cox
full-time M.B.A. program No. 12. That makes the Cox School one of only two schools in the country to claim three M.B.A. programs ranked in the top 15
by Bloomberg Businessweek. The Cox School also ranks among the top 25 business schools in the rankings of U.S. News & World Report and Forbes. Altshuler Awards recognize excellence in teaching { Three of SMU’s best teachers were named 2012-14 Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Professors in May. The awards, named for SMU Trustee Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 in 2001 and endowed by her in September 2011, are presented in recognition of faculty members’ commitment to and achievements in fostering student learning. Each recipient receives a cash award and a two-year membership in SMU’s Academy of Distinguished Teachers. The awardees were: Carrie La Ferle, a professor in Temerlin Advertising Institute in the Meadows School; Tom Mayo, associate professor of law in Dedman { School of Law; and James Sullivan, professor of sculpture in the Meadows School.
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The campus experience is a major strength of an SMU education, supporting academic endeavors and fostering a sense of community
and pride. Campus activities provide opportunities for students to
develop leadership skills, serve the community, encounter a diversity
of perspectives and develop as responsible citizens. In 2011-12 SMU
offered a broad range of extracurricular programs and added new
facilities to enhance the unique campus that is a special part of the SMU experience.
LEGENDARY COACH TAKES MEN’S BASKETBALL REINS Coach Larry Brown was named in April as the new SMU head men’s basketball coach. Brown is the only coach to have won both an NCAA national championship and an { NBA title. Read more about Mustang Athletics’ success on the following pages.
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SMU joins BIG EAST Aided by the University’s resurgence in football, SMU accepted an invitation to join the BIG EAST athletic conference in December. Joining the conference will vastly increase SMU’s national visibility. With the addition of new schools, the BIG EAST will have the largest footprint of any conference, with a coast-to-coast presence. BIG EAST institutions reside in nine of the nation’s top 35 media markets, and the conference’s markets contain almost one-fourth of all television households in the United States. SMU will join the BIG EAST beginning in 2013-14. (Right) The BIG EAST welcomed SMU to the conference in December with a special display in New York City’s Times Square.
Meadows Museum receives Bywaters art The Meadows Museum received a generous gift of 65 works of art in December from the collection of Texas artist and longtime SMU faculty member Jerry Bywaters ’27, including 49 by the artist himself. The artwork, given by Jerry Bywaters Cochran, the artist’s daughter, features a variety of subjects created over the length of Bywaters’ career and includes oils, watercolors, pastels, graphite drawings and prints. Bywaters taught fine arts and art history at SMU from 1936 to 1976. He served for two decades as director of the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, now the Dallas Museum of Art. (Below) Bywaters’ San Millán Iglesia, Segovia, Spain.
Meadows Prize brings innovative artists to Hilltop In December the Meadows School selected two Irish artists – choreographer Michael Keegan-Dolan and playwright and screenwriter Enda Walsh – as the recipients of the third annual Meadows Prize arts residency. The recipients will be in residency at SMU at the same time in fall 2012 for four weeks. They will collaborate with theatre and dance students to create a new dance/theatre piece tentatively slated for a major European festival in 2013. The piece also will be performed at public workshops in Dallas during the residency. (Above) Walsh and Keegan-Dolan, during a preliminary visit to SMU in April.
32 | smu.edu/annualreport reSidentiAl cOmmOnS cOmpleX to launch new mOdel in StUdent livinG In April SMU broke ground on a new Residential Commons Complex, designed to provide housing for an additional 1,250 students, enabling all first- and second-year students to live on campus. The Complex, which will include five residence halls and a dining hall in the southeast section of campus near Dedman Center for lifetime Sports, represents a new model for student DANIEL AVENUE living at SMU. The facility will provide an integrated academic and residential experience that incorporates live-in faculty members who also have offices and teach classes within the Commons. Other SMU residence halls will be renovated to reflect the new model. During the groundbreaking ceremony, UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD the University announced that SMU Trustee Paul B. loyd, Jr. ’68 and Penny Requa loyd had provided a lead gift of $5 million toward UNIVERSITY BLVD construction of a Residential Commons. liz Martin Armstrong ’82 and Bill Armstrong ’82 provided an earlier $5 million gift toward FONDREN DRIVE FONDREN DR. construction of a Residential Commons. BOAZ LANE AIRLINE ROAD ROBERT S. HYER LANE ROBERT CONSTRUCTiON TRANSfORMiNg hiLLTOP McFARLIN BLVD McFARLIN BOULEVARD In April SMU launched a new phase of construction that will transform the DYER STREET DYER STREET campus and all aspects of University life. The addition or enhancement DYER COURT of facilities will meet the needs and expectations of new generations of students pursuing academic achievement and personal growth. In 1 2 SMU BOULEVARD SMU BOULEVARD addition to the new Residential Commons Complex (see story above), projects include:
BINKLEY AVENUE • Moody Coliseum – Expansion and extensive renovation of the iconic BINKLEY AVENUE DUBLIN STREET facility will provide many new and improved features, including: a 3 renovated main lobby; expanded concourses with raised ceilings; a major expansion of the north side of the coliseum featuring club seats, 4
OWNBY DRIVE TWIN SIXTIES DRIVE loge boxes and suites; and technology enhancements. The project 5 6 took a major step forward with lead gifts from the Moody Foundation 9 7 and David B. Miller ’72, ’73 and Carolyn l. Miller. 8 • Mustang Band hall – Construction of a new practice facility and home 10 11 SCHLEGEL ST for the Mustang Band in Dedman Center for lifetime Sports will include HILLCREST AVENUE WORCOLA STREET features such as: nearly five times current band hall space; expanded BISHOP BLVD
rehearsal hall to accommodate a 150-member band; and enhanced MOCKINGBIRD LANE AIRLINE ROAD MOCKINGBIRDSMU MAINLANE CAMPUS practice rooms for ensemble and individual use. The project has received fACiLiTy UPdATE 12 commitments from band alumni and other donors. 1. Health Center University Park 2. Crain Family Centennial Promenade • SMU Tennis Complex – Construction of the new facility, to be located 3. Moody Coliseum Renovation Highland Park prominently on the south side of Mockingbird lane at the corner of 4. Parking Garage Dallas North Central Expressway, will include indoor and outdoor courts, a 5. Mustang Band Hall 6. Dining Commons Campus facilities training center and enhanced patron accommodations. 7. Armstrong Commons 13
NORTH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY Campus facilities in • SMU’s health center – In April SMU announced a gift from the Dr. Bob 8. Residential Commons 9. Loyd Commons progress or planned and Jean Smith Foundation to renovate and name the health center. The 10. Residential Commons gift honors Dr. Bob Smith ’44. 11. Residential Commons 12. Tennis Complex • fondren Library Center – (See page 24 for details on this academic project.) 13. Data Center • Crain family Centennial Promenade – (See page 10 for details.) SMU 2011–12 ANNUAl REPORT | 33 CAMPUS EXPERIENCE
Condoleezza Rice gives commencement address
Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (left) delivered the address at SMU’s 97th Commencement ceremony in May. Rice, who currently teaches at Stanford University, told the approximately 2,100 graduates that as educated persons they have a responsibility to commit themselves to reason and the pursuit of truth. Rice received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. SMU also conferred an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree upon Nancy Cartwright, one of the most influential contemporary philosophers of science.
Gift expands SMU-in-Taos campus Stewart Copeland conducts mini-residency In January SMU received a gift of land and houses that will Drummer and composer Stewart Copeland (above) visited SMU enhance programs at SMU-in-Taos and greatly increase the for a three-day residency in the Meadows School in April. The size of the campus. The donation includes 123 acres, three Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and founder of the rock trio houses and furnishings from the late Texas Governor William P. The Police was invited by percussion faculty members who have Clements, Jr. ’39 and his wife, Rita. The land from the Clements’ performed his music as members of the group D’Drum. Copeland estate, near the southern border of the original Taos campus, taught classes, delivered a public talk and attended the Meadows increases the size of SMU-in-Taos to 423 acres. The acreage will Percussion Ensemble’s spring concert that included four Copeland enhance studies in botany, archaeology and other disciplines. compositions.
34 | smu.edu/annualreport AthleteS eXcel in the clASSrOOm In addition to receiving recognition for their accomplishments in athletics, SMU athletes were honored for their academic achievements. Swimmer Denisa Smolenova ’12 and soccer captain Adam Still ’12 both received 2011-12 Conference USA Scholar Athlete of the Year Awards. Soccer player Diogo de Denisa Smolenova ’12 Almeida ’12 was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Scholar-Athlete All-America first team. Tackle Kelvin Beachum ’12 Adam Still ’12 was named to the 2011 Conference USA Football All-Academic Team. Thirty- one Mustang student-athletes received the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal, awarded to those who achieve at least a 3.75 cumulative grade point average during the academic year. Additionally, 310 student-athletes were named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for maintaining a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or higher.
Diogo de Almeida ’12
Kelvin Beachum ’12
U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTiCE SPEAKS AT dEdMAN LAW SChOOL U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the speaker at the louise Ballerstedt Raggio Endowed lecture hosted by Dedman School of law in August 2011. Addressing some 2,000 guests, Ginsburg discussed death penalty cases she considered as a member of the Supreme Court, cases she worked on as an attorney and balancing motherhood with attending law school, among other topics. Justice Ginsburg also visited Dedman law classes to discuss legal theory and offer career advice.
dAA hONORS diSTiNgUiShEd gRAdUATES
In November business leaders, a philanthropic community leader and an innovative entrepreneur received SMU’s 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest honor the University bestows upon its graduates. Recipients were (l-R): • Ike Griffin ’57, president of Horizon Communities in Prison • Annette Caldwell Simmons ’57, community leader and philanthropist • David B. Miller ’72, ’73, co-founder and partner of EnCap Investments l.P. In addition, TOMS Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie ’99 received the Emerging leader Award recognizing an outstanding alumnus or alumna for achievements within 15 years of graduation.
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Tate Lecture Series brings notable speakers to the Hilltop The Tate Lecture Series once again brought global leaders, experts in a variety of fields and other speakers to campus throughout 2011- 12. The series returns more than $700,000 to SMU annually and provides financial support for the prestigious President’s Scholars Program. Lecturers included former Secretary of State James A. Baker, III, journalists Fareed Zakaria
and David Gergen, former Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, TV anchor Katie Couric,
author Michael Pollan and astrophysicist and TV host Neil deGrasse Tyson. Six Mustang teams achieve 100 percent graduation rate { Six SMU teams – men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball, women’s soccer, equestrian, cross country and track and field – received perfect 100 percent graduation ratings in the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released in October. All 15 of SMU’s varsity athletic programs were rated by the NCAA as equal to or better than the national average in rates of { graduation.
Meadows Museum exhibitions feature masterworks
The Meadows Museum organized special exhibitions that drew thousands of visitors throughout 2011-12. Highlights included: • Ribera: Mary Magdalene in a New Context, featuring Jusepe de Ribera’s large mid-17th-century portrait of Mary Magdalene from the Prado Museum in Spain. The fall exhibition marked the second year of the Museum’s unprecedented international partnership with the Prado and also included other notable works by Ribera and his followers. • Calatrava and SMU, A Decade in Motion, the University’s contribution to a celebration honoring the opening of Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava’s Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas in March. The exhibition included a selection of Calatrava’s preliminary watercolor sketches, correspondence and mementos from the installation of Wave, a monumental sculpture owned by the Museum. • The Invention of Glory: Alfonso V and the Pastrana Tapestries, a spring exhibition that featured the recently restored set of four monumental tapestries that commemorate the conquest of two strategically located cities in Morocco by King Alfonso V of Portugal (1432-1481).
36 | smu.edu/annualreport George W. Bush Presidential Center moves toward completion
Construction continued on the George W. Bush Presidential Center throughout 2011-12, with the facility scheduled for completion in spring 2013. President Bush and former First Lady Laura Welch Bush ’68 hosted guests and honored construction workers at the Center’s “topping out” ceremony in October. Events sponsored by the Center, which houses the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the Bush Institute, were held throughout the year, and President Bush continued to visit SMU classes
at the invitation of faculty. Some 17 SMU professors and lecturers taught in the inaugural Women’s Initiative
Fellowship program of the Bush Institute, which drew female leaders from Egypt for leadership development. Mustang teamS reach postseason {
The Mustang football team defeated the University of Pittsburgh Panthers, 28-6, in the 2012 BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Alabama, in January – the third straight postseason bowl appearance by the team. Seven other Mustang teams advanced to postseason play in 2011-12, including men’s golf, men’s soccer, men’s and women’s swimming, cross { country, outdoor track and field and equestrian.
Athletics Hall of Fame 2012 Class
Karlin Kennedy Harris ’00 E.O. “Doc” Hayes Louie Kelcher ’74 George “Coach Mac” McMillion Richey Reneberg ’87 Ira Terrel ’76
Two coaches and four athletes were inducted as the newest members of the SMU Athletics Hall of Fame in May. Inductees were:
• Karlin Kennedy Harris ’00, three-time All-Western Athletic • George “Coach Mac” McMillion, who coached the men’s swim Conference (WAC) first team selection in women’s basketball team to eight consecutive SWC Championships from 1971- who also was named 2000 WAC Player of the Year. 1979 and was named SWC Coach of the Year four times. • The late E.O. “Doc” Hayes, who coached men’s basketball • Richey Reneberg ’87, Intercollegiate Tennis Association All- from 1947-1967, leading teams to eight Southwest Conference American Singles Champion in 1986, who went on to win (SWC) titles and six NCAA tournaments (advancing to the 1956 the 1992 U.S. Open Doubles Championship and the 1995 Final Four). Australian Open Doubles Championship. • Louie Kelcher ’74, named as both an All-American and the SWC • Ira Terrel ’76, SWC men’s basketball Player of the Year in 1976, Player of the Year in football 1974, who went on to become a who was named to the All-SWC First-Team each season at three-time NFL Pro-Bowler. SMU.
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SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 39 FINANCIAL REPORT
CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
The information on pages 40-41 was derived from the audited financial statements of the University for fiscal year June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012.
June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012
(in 000s)
Statement of Activity Balance Sheet
REVENUE ASSETS Tuition and fees $362,409 Cash and cash equivalents $125,614 Scholarship allowance – tuition and fees $(125,742) Accounts receivable $34,789 Net Tuition $236,667 Pledges receivable $87,092 Gifts $89,326 Investments $1,229,386 Endowment income, net of investment expenses $14,747 Property, plant and equipment $710,894 Net realized and unrealized gain $15,782 Other assets $9,906 on investments Total Assets $2,197,681 Grants and contracts $28,242 Organized activities $8,728 LIABILITIES Other sources $30,453 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $169,098 Auxiliary activities $47,117 Deposits and deferred income $25,680 Scholarship allowance – room and board $(2,829) Notes payable $777 Independent operations $3,549 Bonds payable $466,960 Total Revenue $471,782 Advances for student loans $2,826 Total Liabilities $665,341 EXPENSES Program expenses: NET ASSETS $1,532,340 Instructional $154,440 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $2,197,681 Academic support $52,971 Research $22,053 Organized activities $10,374 Student services $41,664 Auxiliary activities $59,734 Total Program Expenses $341,236 Institutional support $89,653 Independent operations $3,113 Total Expenses $434,002 Other changes $(6,844) Change in Net Assets During the Year $30,936
40 | smu.edu/annualreport EXPENDITURES TOWARD STRATEGIC GOALS
$130,000,000 During the past decade, SMU has increased annual expenditures for scholarships, faculty and academic achievement in support of goals identified in the University’s strategic plan. $120,000,000
$110,000,000$130,000,000
$100,000,000$120,000,000
$110,000,000$130,000,000$90,000,000
$100,000,000$120,000,000$80,000,000
$110,000,000$90,000,000 student support $70,000,000
Annual University expenditures for tuition scholarships $100,000,000$60,000,000$80,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12
$70,000,000$90,000,000
$60,000,000$80,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12 $70,000,000 $160,000,000 $60,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12 $150,000,000
$140,000,000$160,000,000
$130,000,000$150,000,000
$120,000,000$140,000,000$160,000,000
$110,000,000$130,000,000$150,000,000 FACULTY SUPPORT
Annual University expenditures for academic instruction $100,000,000$120,000,000$140,000,000
$110,000,000$130,000,000$90,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12
$100,000,000$120,000,000
$110,000,000$90,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12 $100,000,000
$90,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
ACADEMIC support $50,000,000$70,000,000
Annual University expenditures for academic support, $40,000,000$60,000,000 including library, advising and technology resources
$30,000,000$50,000,000$70,000,000
$20,000,000$40,000,000$60,000,000
$10,000,000$30,000,000$50,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12
$20,000,000$40,000,000
$10,000,000$30,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12 SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 41 $20,000,000
$10,000,000 FY ’03 FY ’04 FY ’05 FY ’06 FY ’07 FY ’08 FY ’09 FY ’10 FY ’11 FY ’12 FINANCIAL REPORT
ENDOWMENT REPORT
The market value of SMU’s endowment was $1.16 billion at the end of May 2012, representing a decrease of $28 million compared to the market value at the end of May 2011. Endowment gifts from donors totaled $14.9 million for the year. Endowment distributions of $56.5 million provided significant support to University operations and accounted for 16 percent of the operating revenue budget. Through this spending support, many restricted and unrestricted purposes, such as scholarships, faculty support, educational programs and libraries, were funded. The total return for the endowment for the one-year period ending May 31, 2012, was -0.9 percent. Private investments contributed positive performance. While public investments experienced significant volatility during the period and generated negative returns, they outperformed their benchmarks. The worrisome U.S. economy and geopolitical events have affected returns over the last year, and the future investment environment still looks to be challenging over the short term. Generous gifts from donors and a continued, disciplined focus on investment strategies and opportunities will help the endowment grow over the long term, thereby providing support for SMU’s programs and priorities into the future.
ENDOWMENT GROWTH AND TOTAL RETURN 1998-2012
35% $1,400,000,000 30%
$1,200,000,000 25%
$1,000,000,000 20%
15% $800,000,000
10% $600,000,000 5% $400,000,000 0% 9% long-term goal for total return $200,000,000 -5%
$0 -24.2% 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Strong Tech bubble burst; market retraction Market recovery; Mortgage/credit crisis; market global economic expansion market volatility growth
Market Value Total Return Percentage
42 | smu.edu/annualreport 16% Endowment 5% Annual Gifts Distribution 2011-12 ENDOWMENT DISTRIBUTION AS A PERCENTAGE OF SMU REVENUE SOURCES 71% (Educational and general budget) Net Tuition and 8% Other Revenue Required Fees
25% Scholarships and Other Student Aid 22% 2011-12 ENDOWMENT DISTRIBUTION Chairs and 41% BY DESIGNATED PURPOSE Faculty Support Educational Program Support
1% Other
5% Maintenance 6% Library and Books
ENDOWMENT POOL ASSET ALLOCATION
Global Equities
Fixed Income
Diversifying Strategies
Private Markets
Real Assets 2011-12 Cash/Cash Equivalent 2010-11
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 43 FINANCIAL REPORT
CAMPAIGN UPDATE
The Second Century Campaign continued to support SMU’s extraordinary progress, enabling the University to move forward on achieving the goals of enhancing student quality, academic excellence and the campus experience. By May 31, the end of the fiscal year, the campaign had generated more than $631 million in commitments, including more than $60 million in commitments received in 2011-12. That compares to $542 million raised during the entirety of the last campaign, A Time to Lead.
Campaign Statistics (as of May 31, 2012) • Endowed funding to support 241 new scholarships • 23 new endowed faculty positions for a total of 85 • 16 endowed schools, centers, institutes, academic and research programs • More than 69,000 donors • More than 505 donors who have provided commitments greater than $100,000, including 108 who have provided $1 million or more • 373 volunteers representing 8 academic units, 3 universitywide programs and 10 national and 21 international campaign cities The Second Century Campaign has been extended through 2015 to align with The Second Century Celebration, which marks the centennial of SMU’s founding in 1911 and opening in 1915.
Campaign Financial Goal: $750 Million Campaign Yearly Alumni Participation Goal: 25% Per Year CampaignCampaign Cumulative CumulativeFinancial Goal: Alumni Alumni $750 Participation MillionParticipation Goal: Goal: 50% 50%by 2015 by 2015 CampaignCampaign Yearly Yearly Alumni Alumni Participation Participation Goal: Goal: 25% 25% Per YearPer Year Campaign Cumulative Alumni Participation Goal: 50% by 2015
Quiet Phase Public Phase 25% 23.7% 50% Quiet Phase Public Phase 25% 23.7% 50% 800 800 46.2% 46.2% $750,000,000 $750,000,000 700 700 $631,581,724 20% 40% $631,581,724 20% 40% 600 600
500 15% 30%500 15% 30%
400 400 10% 20% 10% 20% 300 300 Dollars in Millions Dollars in Millions
200 200 Results 5% 10% Results 5% 10% Goal Goal 100 100
0 0% 0% 0 0% 0% Jan '06 Jan '07 Jan '08 Jan '09 Jan '10 Jan '11 Jan '12 Jan '13 Jan '14 Jan '15 Dec '15 ‘05-‘06 ‘06-‘07 ‘07-‘08 ‘08-‘09 ‘09-‘10 ‘10-‘11 ‘11-‘12 ‘12-‘13 ‘13-‘14 ‘14-‘15 Yearly Jan‘05-‘06 '06 Jan‘06-‘07 '07 Jan‘07-‘08 '08‘08-‘09 Jan '09‘09-‘10 Jan '10‘10-‘11 Jan '11‘11-‘12 Jan '12‘12-‘13 Jan '13‘13-‘14 Jan '14‘14-‘15 Jan '152015Dec '15 ‘05-‘06 ‘06-‘07 ‘07-‘08 ‘08-‘09 ‘09-‘10 ‘10-‘11 ‘11-‘12 ‘12-‘13 ‘13-‘14 ‘14-‘15 Yearly ‘05-‘06 ‘06-‘07 ‘07-‘08 ‘08-‘09 ‘09-‘10 ‘10-‘11 ‘11-‘12 ‘12-‘13 ‘13-‘14 ‘14-‘15 2015 Goal Goal Goal Goal
Campaign Financial Financial Goal: Goal: $750 $750 Million Million Campaign Yearly Alumni Participation Goal: 25% Per Year Campaign Cumulative Alumni Participation Goal: 50% by 2015
Quiet Phase Public Phase 25% 23.7% 50% 800 46.2% $750,000,000 700 $631,581,724 20% 40% 600
500 15% 30%
400 10% 20% 300 Dollars in Millions
200 Results 5% 10% Goal 100
0 0% 0% Jan '06 Jan '07 Jan '08 Jan '09 Jan '10 Jan '11 Jan '12 Jan '13 Jan '14 Jan '15 Dec '15 ‘05-‘06 ‘06-‘07 ‘07-‘08 ‘08-‘09 ‘09-‘10 ‘10-‘11 ‘11-‘12 ‘12-‘13 ‘13-‘14 ‘14-‘15 Yearly ‘05-‘06 ‘06-‘07 ‘07-‘08 ‘08-‘09 ‘09-‘10 ‘10-‘11 ‘11-‘12 ‘12-‘13 ‘13-‘14 ‘14-‘15 2015 Goal Goal
44 | smu.edu/annualreport CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Campaign Leadership Council Campaign Steering Committee for Campaign Steering Committee for Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48, Co-chair Perkins School of Theology New York City Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69, Convening Co-chair Dodee Frost Crockett ’03, Co-chair James H. MacNaughton ’72, ’73, Co-chair Ray L. Hunt ’65, Co-chair Michael McKee ’78, Co-chair Caren H. Prothro, Co-chair Kay Prothro Yeager ’61, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Carl Sewell ’66, Co-chair San Francisco Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67 Campaign Steering Committee for C. David Cush ’82, ’83, Co-chair Gary T. Crum ’69 Simmons School of Education and Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99 Human Development Campaign Steering Committee for St. Louis Robert H. Dedman, Jr. ’80, ’84 Richard H. Collins ’69, Co-chair John E. St. Eve, Co-chair Milledge A. Hart, III Connie Blass O’Neill ’77, Co-chair Nancy A. St. Eve, Co-chair Gene C. Jones Campaign Steering Committee for Jeanne L. Phillips ’76 Campaign Steering Committee for Athletics Washington, D.C. John C. Tolleson ’70 Denny R. Holman ’67, Co-chair Ann Cook Cole ’63, Co-chair Richard Ware ’68 Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68, Co-chair R. Gerald Turner, ex officio Campaign Steering Committee for Campaign Steering Committee for International Regions Campaign Steering Committee for Campus and Student Life Juan L. Elek, Co-chair (Mexico City) Central University Libraries Craig James ’83, Co-chair Helmut Sohmen ’66, Co-chair (Hong Kong SAR) Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77, Co-chair Richard Ware ’68, Co-chair Tavenner C. Lupton, III ’79, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Campaign Steering Committee for Faculty and Staff Ex Officio Cox School of Business Marc P. Christensen, Co-chair R. Gerald Turner, President Frank M. Dunlevy ’71, Co-chair Julie A. Wiksten ’78, ’92, Co-chair Brad E. Cheves, Vice President for David B. Miller ’72, ’73, Co-chair Development and External Affairs Campaign Steering Committee for Atlanta Campaign Steering Committee for Jennifer D. Flanagan ’82, Co-chair Dedman College Martin L. Flanagan ’82, Co-chair Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79, Co-chair Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. ’66, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Chicago Becky Ballard White ’82, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Jim White, Jr. ’82, Co-chair Dedman School of Law Leslie Zahn Wilson ’81, Co-chair Marilyn Hussman Augur ’89, Co-chair Royce E. (Ed) Wilson, Co-chair Ron K. Barger ’81, Co-chair George W. Bramblett, Jr. ’63, ’66, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Denver Alan D. Feld ’57, ’60, Convening Co-chair Liz Martin Armstrong ’82, Co-chair Wayne Watts ’80, Co-chair Bill Armstrong ’82, Co-chair Philip J. Wise ’78, ’81, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Fort Worth Campaign Steering Committee for Albon O. Head, Jr. ’68, ’71, Co-chair Lyle School of Engineering Stephen L. Tatum ’76, Co-chair Bobby B. Lyle ’67, Convening Co-chair Karen Livesay Shuford ’70, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Houston Scott J. McLean ’78, Co-chair Dennis E. Murphree ’69, Co-chair Campaign Steering Committee for Meadows School of the Arts Campaign Steering Committee for Linda Harris Gibbons ’58, Co-chair Los Angeles John S. McFarland ’59, ’61, Convening Co-chair Marion Palley, Co-chair Sarah Fullinwider Perot ’83, Co-chair Roger B. Palley, Co-chair Kelly Allen Welsh ’78, Co-chair Kevin D. Welsh, Co-chair
As of May 31, 2012 SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 45 FINANCIAL REPORT
YEARLY GIVING
The strong support from alumni, parents, friends and organizations for SMU continued in 2011-12 (FY12). This support, inspired in large part by The Second Century Campaign, is contributing to the University’s momentum and enabling SMU to lay the foundation for an exciting future. Highlights of the fiscal year include: • A total of more than $69.4 million in cash contributions were received during the year. • 14 new scholarship endowments were established, enhancing recruitment and retention opportunities for students. • 3 new faculty position endowments were established, bringing the number of substantially endowed faculty positions to 85, toward a campaign goal of 100. • For the fourth consecutive year, SMU Athletics set new annual giving records, including $8.3 million designated for current operations, a 25-percent increase over FY11. • Annual giving by alumni reached 23.7 percent for the year. • 2,690 households made contributions totaling $1,000 or more, and are recognized as President’s Associates. • 12,972 households made gifts and pledge payments to SMU in at least two consecutive years, and 2,191 households have contributed consecutively for at least 10 years. All are recognized in the Hilltop Society. • 57 percent of faculty and staff (1,220 individuals) contributed to the campaign during the fiscal year. • 46.2 percent of alumni have made at least one gift thus far in the campaign. • 1,226 volunteers led and supported alumni activities across the country. Giving among those alumni volunteers reached 64 percent. • More than 5,200 commitments were received from supporters in campaign leadership cities across the United States, an increase of 3,348 since the beginning of The Second Century Campaign.
2011-12 PERCENTAGE OF giving
(June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012)
BY PURPOSE BY SOURCE
21% Student Quality 48% 34% Alumni Faculty and Academic Excellence 21% 41% Parents and Campus Experience 31% Friends Organizations
4% Other
46 | smu.edu/annualreport TIMELINE OF MOMENTUM
The Second Century Campaign and The Second Century Celebration marked progress through a number of historic announcements and events during the year.
2011-12
August 21 | Centennial Class of 2015 welcomed at Convocation September 9 | Board of Trustees launches year with a gift and dedication naming the R. Gerald Turner Centennial Quadrangle and Gail O. and R. Gerald Turner Centennial Pavilion
September 9 | Cooper Centennial Fountain dedicated September 9 | Leadership gift received to name the Crain Family Centennial Promenade September 9 | Centennial Hall, located in Hughes-Trigg Student Center, opens to the public; funded by anonymous donor
September 28 | Kitt Investing and Trading Center in Cox School of Business dedicated October 1 | SMU young alumni beat TCU young alumni in the “Fry the Frogs” annual giving challenge October 2 | George W. Bush Presidential Center “topping out” ceremony November 3 | SMU History Makers recognized at SMU Distinguished Alumni Awards November 10-11 | SMU hosts Centennial Academic Symposium, “The University and the City: Higher Education and the Common Good”
December 2 | Campaign Executive Committee meets January 7 | Mustangs victorious in BBVA Compass Bowl, SMU’s third consecutive bowl game January 19 | SMU celebrates move to BIG EAST athletic conference February 24 | Lead gift supporting renovation and construction of SMU’s health center received from the Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation honoring Dr. Bob Smith ’44
April 9 | Stephen L. Arata ’88 and Kathryn Hedges Arata ’87, ’91 provide leadership gift to establish SMU’s second Endowed Centennial faculty position, the first in Dedman College
April 17 | The Power of Partnership: SMU Community and Economic Impact Report published April 20-22 | Second annual Founders’ Day Weekend includes groundbreaking for campus construction and renovation projects, and other events
April 20 | Leadership gift received from Penny Requa Loyd and Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68 for the second Residential Commons facility
April 22 | Leadership gift from the Dedman Family and The Dedman Foundation establishes the Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute
May 4 | Campaign Executive Committee meets May 12 | Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice addresses 2012 graduating class May 31 | SMU announces Second Century Campaign momentum: $631 million total commitments toward $750 million goal; 24 percent annual alumni participation; 46.2 percent total campaign alumni participation
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 47 UNBRIDLED LOREM
UNBRIDLED GENEROSITY 2011-12 HONOR ROLL
SMU is built on the unbridled generosity of our alumni, parents and friends. In the fiscal year June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012, SMU received financial support from thousands of generous donors who are helping to strengthen the University. SMU is pleased to acknowledge these donors and honor their ongoing commitment.
CAMPAIGN donors 2006-12 Recognizes contributors of $100,000 or more during The Second Century Campaign (January 1, 2006 – May 31, 2012).
ENDOWMENT donors Recognizes donors who established new endowments in 2011-12.
DALLAS HALL SOCIETY Recognizes donors who made a planned gift to the University in 2011-12.
PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Recognizes donors who contributed $1,000 or more in 2011-12.
CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS Recognizes institutions that contributed $1,000 or more in 2011-12.
HILLTOP SOCIETY Recognizes donors who give to SMU in consecutive years.
In the following pages, the University recognizes the generosity of those whose contributions are critical to the future of SMU, helping to define a second century of achievement.
The University has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this information. If you note an error or omission, please bring it to our attention so that we may correct our records.
Thank you for your generous support of SMU and its educational mission.
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SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 49 SECOND CENTURY CAMPAIGN DONORS
This honor roll recognizes donors to SMU Unbridled: The Second Century Campaign. Donors listed here have made cumulative campaign commitments of $100,000 or more during the period January 1, 2006 – May 31, 2012. These generous commitments are essential to the achievement of the University’s campaign goals.
$1 Million and Above Jeffrey A. Gordon The Noel Family James L. Noel III and Melinda C. Noel Anonymous Donors (18) Nancy B. Hamon † Carol Noel King ’76 and J. Stephen King ’77 Kenneth Z. Altshuler and Deborah Godich Hankinson ’83 Edmund O. Noel ’75 and Patrice Oden Noel ’75 Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 Estate of Peggy R. Harrison ’28 William D. Noel ’82 and Barbara W. Noel Kathryn H. Arata ’87, ’91 and Stephen L. Arata ’88 Robert C. Noel ’80, ’89 and Deanne Moore Noel ’89 Linda W. Hart ’65 and Milledge A. Hart, III and the Aldersgate Charitable Foundation Alice G. Nye and Erle A. Nye ’65 Highland Park United Methodist Church William E. Armentrout Foundation C. Robert Palmer ’57, ’66 and Rebecca S. Palmer Hillcrest Foundation Bill Armstrong ’82 and Liz Martin Armstrong ’82 William C. Perkins Hoblitzelle Foundation Thomas R. Arp PlainsCapital Bank Roy M. Huffington ’38 † Barachel Foundation, Inc. Perkins-Prothro Foundation Hunter L. Hunt ’90 and Stephanie E. Hunt Belle Stumberg Berg ’71 and Elizabeth Perkins Prothro ’39 † Donald A. Berg ’71, ’77 Nancy Ann Hunter Hunt ’65 and Ray L. Hunt ’65 Joe N. Prothro and Dale D. Prothro Mark H. Prothro ’72 and Dianne C. Prothro Estate of Alta M. Brenner Ruth Ray Hunt Memorial VII Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Kay Prothro Yeager ’61 and Frank J. Yeager The W.W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation Fund of Sarah Fullinwider Perot ’83 and Ross Perot, Jr. Communities Foundation of Texas E.R. Hyde ’49 and Mary Ann Hyde and The Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr. Foundation William P. Clements, Jr. ’39 † and Jeanne Roach Johnson ’54 Estate of Catherine Stockard Perrine Rita Crocker Clements Estate of Karl Kilinski, II Caren H. Prothro, Perkins-Prothro Foundation Jerry Bywaters Cochran Barry M. Kitt and Beth M. Kitt and Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation Richard H. Collins ’69 and Charles Koch Foundation Bruce A. Robson ’74 and Emily K. Robson the Calvert K. Collins Family Foundation Val † and Frank † Late Suzie Rogers and Yandell Rogers, Jr. ’61 Susan Smith Cooper ’62 and Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68 and Penny R. Loyd William R. Cooper ’58 Victor E. and Gladys J. † Salvino D. Scott Luttrell ’77 and Edwin L. Cox ’42 Suzanne Schmidt ’67 and Dan C. Jones Laura Dvorozniak Luttrell ’77 The Crain Foundation Carl Sewell ’66 and Peggy Higgins Sewell ’72 Bobby B. Lyle ’67 Carter Creech ’60, ’63 Mrs. Mark Shepherd, Jr. (Mary Alice) J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation Gary T. Crum ’69 and Sylvie P. Crum Siemens PLM Software Marriott Fund for Southern Methodist University Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99, William A. Custard ’57 of the Columbus Foundation Annette Caldwell Simmons ’57 and and L. Frank Pitts † Harold C. Simmons Martha Proctor Mack ’41 The Dedman Foundation and Family Dr. Bob & Jean Smith Foundation Estate of Marschal W. Massey ’48 Jean K. Smith Frank M. Dunlevy ’71 and Susan Dunlevy Meadows Foundation, Incorporated Sally Smith Mashburn ’77 The Embrey Family Foundation Suzy Smith Welfelt ’78 Professor and Mrs. Joseph W. McKnight Mary Helen Fabacher and Mike A. Fabacher Scott R. Smith ’79 David B. Miller ’72, ’73 and Carolyn L. Miller and Marty Smith Kelley ’81 Allison N. Fields and Jay D. Fields ’99 David B. Miller Family Foundation Anna P. Sohmen and Helmut Sohmen ’66 Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69 and Kelli Olsen Ford The Moody Foundation Gay F. Solomon and William T. Solomon ’64 Peggy Crooke Fry The Morris Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation and Linda Gardner and Fred Alsup Texas Instruments Incorporated Estate of Brady P. Gentry
50 | smu.edu/annualreport Anonymous Donor Advised Funds of the Texas Dennis O. Dixon ’66, ’68 Bradley C. Reeves ’91 and Holly L. Reeves Methodist Foundation James P. Dolan The Richards Group, Inc. The Tolleson Family Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation Evalyn Elizabeth Cook Richter Memorial Fund James J. Truchard and Lee I. Truchard and and Paul K. Richter Memorial Fund ExxonMobil Foundation National Instruments Hannah Robson and Joe Robson ’76 Estate of Josephine Burns Forman Estate of Glenn Allen Tucker ’89 Robert B. Rowling ’79 and Terry G. Rowling Dan and Debra Friedkin Jack A. Turpin Lola Peterson Sanford ’50 and R. F. Sanford ’50 Jerome M. Fullinwider ’51 and Sheila Umphrey and Walter Umphrey ’58 Leah Y. Fullinwider James S. Seneker Trust United Methodist Church General Board of Ann Park Roberts Gibbs ’66 and Judy Keller Shore ’90 and Higher Education and Ministry James R. Gibbs ’66, ’70, ’72 Michael W. Shore ’86, ’90 Amy Abboud Ware ’87, ’90 and John J. Gorman ’82 and Tamra Gorman Michael G. Smith ’66, ’71 Leslie D. Ware ’89, ’92 and the Amy and Les Ware Foundation Randall G. Goss ’76 Estate of William Elliott Smith ’57
Richard Ware ’68 Anne Perdue Herrscher ’58, ’86 † and Payne Stewart Family Foundation, Inc. Richard F. Herrscher ’58 Donna R. Weber and Garry A. Weber ’58 Joe Chat Sumner, III ’55 Estate of Robert J. Hieronymus ’55 The Robert A. Welch Foundation Texas United Methodist College Association Istation Barbara Cook Wendland ’55, ’86 and Jo Ann Geurin Thetford ’69, ’70 William R. Janowski ’57 Erroll Wendland ’50, ’51, the Joe B. and Cynthia R. Ward and William C. Ward ’65 Louise P. Cook Foundation Jones Day Billie S. Watts and D. Wayne Watts ’80 Gene C. Jones and Jerry Jones $500,000 to $999,999 Billie Ida Williamson ’74 The Kresge Foundation Anonymous Donors (3) A. Gordon Worsham and Sudie Appel Worsham Charles L. Lloyd, Jr. ’64 and Sandra C. Lloyd David E. Alexander and Sandy W. Alexander Henry Luce Foundation $100,000 TO $499,999 American Airlines Inc. Heather Madden and James C. Madden, V ’83 Anonymous Donors (17) AT&T Corp. Ann Thompson Maguire ’52 and Abbott Family Partners, Ltd. Ruth and Ted Bauer Family Foundation Cary M. Maguire Accenture Joe Bays ’79 Don ’62 and Dian Malouf Mary C. Ackerschott ’46 † Joseph G. Beard, Sr. ’83 and Sherry H. Beard Linda Cumber Marcus ’59, ’90 Grant F. Adamson ’88 and Belo Corp. The Eugene McDermott Foundation Nelda Sanchez Adamson ’85, ’88 Jilene K. Boghetich ’76 and Tony Boghetich ’75 Cynthia M. McDonald and Leora M. Allen† and Robert L. Allen and the Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation W. Scott McDonald, Jr. ’59, ’61 Pierce M. Allman ’54 Blake Bozman ’93 and Tara Snellbacher Bozman Charles D. Moore ’74 Elizabeth Weiss Altman ’84 and Louis Altman George W. Bramblett, Jr. ’63, ’66 and Lynn McDonald Murray and Robert J. Murray John B. Anderson ’96 and Pedie Oliver Bramblett ’95 Fay C. O’Neil ’55 and William J. O’Neil ’55 Nancy Seay Anderson ’97 Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77 and Richard E. Anderson ’88 and Bradley W. Brookshire ’76 Omni Hotels Tamara Reisenbigler Anderson ’87 The Cain Foundation Oncor Aramco Service Company Donald J. Carter and Linda J. Carter The Pollock Family Foundation The Family of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Pollock Susan Downs Armstrong ’59 and Estate of Sarah C. Ciuffardi ’48, ’51 The Family of Mr. Lawrence S. Pollock, III Thomas E. Armstrong ’59 Ann Cook Cole ’63 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Anita Ray Arnold and Truman Arnold Estate of Emmett Marvin Collins ’54, ’59 Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation Anthony Atwell and Susan Atwell The Dallas Foundation Cullum Clark and Nita Prothro Clark Horace Anson (Pat) Baker, Jr. ’55 Vincent H. Prothro Dallas Bar Foundation Bank of Texas, N.A. Raytheon Abha Singh Divine ’89 and James S. Divine ’89 Lisa Blue Baron
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 51 Julia and Louis A. † Beecherl, Jr. Jane Thaggard Cumiskey ’71, ’88 and The General Counsel Forum Michael R. Cumiskey ’71 Lucy and Henry Billingsley General Motors Corp. Linda Curts and Steven R. Curts ’82 Brenda J. Birenbaum and Dennis H. Birenbaum Bert A. Getz, Jr. ’89 and Susan Getz and C. David Cush ’82, ’83 the Globe Foundation Isabelle T. Black and Scott M. Black Dallas Women’s Foundation Gibbs’ Grandchildren’s Trust Jane R. Bolin, Pat S. Bolin ’73 and the Pat and Jane Bolin Family Foundation The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Judy and Jim Gibbs
Mr. Bill Bond ’79 Richard L. Dennie ’60 † and Shirley Dennie Estate of Pat Gibbs
Marla Hays Boone ’68 and Derek E. Dewan and Kim B. Dewan Estate of Angelita P. Gillespie Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67 Dillard’s, Inc. Lionel E. Gilly ’39, ’49, ’53 and Phyllis Gilly Estate of Lois A. Bowers Alex Dillard and Cannell Dillard Doyle D. Glass ’84, ’88 and Kim Glass Michael Dillard and Lynn Dillard Gina L. Bridwell and Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74 Dianne Glick, Jerome E. Glick and C.J. (Don) Donnally, Jr. ’67, ’68 and Twila Stowe Bryan and the The Glick Foundation Carol G. Donnally Family of Bishop Alonzo Monk Bryan ’38 † Google.org Vivian Noble DuBose ’77 Estate of Lawrence Hyman Budner ’51, ’90 Katherine M. Gormly and Matthew E. Gormly III The Duda Family Foundation Donna B. Buster and Edwin R. Buster, III ’58 Fritz Duda and Mary Lee Duda Karen E. Gray Marjorie F. Calahan Michael C. Duda ’11 Sidney J. Greehey ’79 R. W. Calloway ’55 (B.B.A.), ’58 (J.D.) Rogge Dunn ’80 Dianne Warren Green ’70 and Samuel M. Cangelosi ’73 and Gregg L. Engles and Molly S. Engles William L. Green ’69, ’72 Cynthia L. Cangelosi Bess Fraser Enloe ’60 and R. Ted Enloe, III ’64 Eric C. Green ’76 and Debra J. Green LaDonna J. Carrington ’83, ’84 Heather Holmes Esping ’93 and Kelly Green and Norman N. Green Nancy M. Carruth † William P. Esping ’91 William H. Grumbles ’71 and Robert V. Cecil ’62 and Sandra Garland Cecil ’64 Alan D. Feld ’57, ’60 and Anne S. Feld Julia S. Grumbles
Felix Y. Chen Dan L. Flanagan ’72 Guaranty Bank
Ting L. Chu and Shirley S. Chu † Jennifer Gelety Flanagan ’82 and Estate of John W. Hagey ’50 Marshall P. Cloyd ’64 and Martin L. Flanagan ’82 Judith Hirsch Hahn ’59 Robin Singleton Cloyd ’80 Margaret D. Folsom ’49 and John M. Haley ’64 and Calvin N. Clyde, Jr. ’41 and Patsy K. Clyde ’43 Robert S. Folsom ’49 Margie Jackson Haley ’67, ’68
Janis P. Coffee and Roy C. Coffee, Jr. Joe T. Ford Albert H. Halff ’37
Fulton and Susie Collins Foundation Lee H. Ford and Logan Ford † Estate of Marion Lee Halford
Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79, R. Brock Compton, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ford ’95 Lucy Ann Hall and M. Allen Sweet ’70 The Hoglund Foundation Scott T. Ford Gloria Slaughter Hammack ’52 and Paul C. Congleton ’76 Estate of George M. Foster, Jr. Jack A. Hammack
ConocoPhillips J. Ed Frieze ’81 and Maureen Gehan Frieze ’84 Harris myCFO Foundation
Mary D. Countiss and W. F. “Bill” Countiss ’70 Maureen Frost and Spencer C. Frost, III ’59, ’61 Cindy L. Hawkins and Pat C. Hawkins ’70, ’71, ’72
Berry R. Cox and Jeanne Tower Cox ’78 Dean M. Gandy ’50 Jeffrey S. Hawn ’86 and Marisa Doak Hawn ’87
Glenn A. Cox, Jr. ’51 and Carol M. Garcia and Paul R. Garcia and Jess T. Hay ’53, ’55 Veronica Martin Cox ’51 The Paul and Carol Garcia Family Fund Albon O. Head, Jr. ’68, ’71 and Debra J. Head The Rev. Mark Craig and Sandra Craig James T. Garrett ’49, ’52 William Randolph Hearst Foundation Peter D. Crist and Stephanie Crist Marie A. Garrison Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. ’66 and Jan Vestal Hegi ’66 Dodee Frost Crockett ’03 and Beverly Gatton and Lee J. Gatton ’75 William J. Hendrix ’58 William B. Crockett, Jr. ’05 Helen M. Gehan and John C. Gehan Lila H. Henry ’51 † John W. Croft and Kathryn G. Croft Alyssa A. Geiger and James F. Geiger Hewlett-Packard Company David M. Crowley Foundation
52 | smu.edu/annualreport Holt Hickman ’54 and Jo A. Hickman Robert V. Kemper ’99 and Craig L. Massey ’77, ’83 and Tatiana A. Massey Sandra Lee Kemper ’79 † Al G. Hill, Jr. J. Scott Mattei ’93 KidLinks Foundation William J. Hill The Rev. J. William Matthews ’63 and Gail G. King ’56 and Hugh D. King ’57 Norma T. Matthews Donna B. Hines and William M. Hines ’83 Jack M. King, Jr. ’79 William E. Maynard, III Estate of Sheri Holloway Ashlee Hunt Kleinert ’88 and Estate of Renato Mazza Billie Ruth (B.R.) Holman ’67 and Christopher W. Kleinert ’88 Denny R. Holman ’67 Holly and Michael McCloskey Jack D. Knox ’60, ’63 Diana Slaughter Horan ’69 and Sollie & Lilla McCreless Foundation Timothy Horan, Jr. ’70 Sandra Plowman Kraus ’76, ’80 Jackie M. McElhaney ’62, ’82 and Hunter H. Horgan, IV ’97 Mr. and Mrs. T. Gregory Kraus ’80 John H. McElhaney ’56, ’58
Houston Endowment Inc. Samuel H. Kress Foundation June D. McGuire and Peter G. McGuire
David H. Hudnall ’70 and Roman J. Kupchynsky, II ’80, ’84 and Anna Allen McLean ’87 and Scott J. McLean ’78 Gerry Brewer Hudnall ’71 Ruth Irwin Kupchynsky ’80 Robert E. Mellor ’68 and M.R. and Evelyn Hudson Foundation Lawrence L. Kuppin Suzanne Bolton Mellor ’69
Vester T. Hughes, Jr. Joyce S. Lacerte and Lawrence G. Lacerte Karl V. Mendel ’42
Clark K. Hunt ’87 and Tavia Shackles Hunt Darrell M. Lafitte ’54 and JoAnn Lafitte Adele S. Merck
Daniel L. Hunt ’00 Gail Widmer Landreth ’73 and James S. Meyer ’79, ’82 and Louisa Orr Meyer ’79 William A. Landreth, Jr. ’72 Lamar Hunt ’56 † and Norma K. Hunt Deborah Brames Michel ’85 and Andrew R. Lane ’81 and Cynthia A. Lane ’81 David L. Michel ’84, ’89 Estate of William A. Hunter ’49 Fredrick S. Leach ’83 and Jill G. Leach Estate of Mike Miller ’73, ’77 Anna Marie Krizman Hurwitz and Joseph M. Hurwitz ’75 Laura A. Leppert and Thomas C. Leppert Paulette McConachie Moen ’75 and Timothy P. Moen ’74, ’75 Suzanne Spangler Hutchison ’81 and Carrie A. Levering and Craig R. Levering ’79 William L. Hutchison, Jr. ’80 John R. Muse and Lyn R. Muse Dorothy Lewis and George Lewis James S. Irsay ’81 and Margaret Irsay A. Taylor Nance ’54, ’57 David W. Ley ’92 Jackson Walker L.L.P Linda O. Neumann and Lydon Neumann ’68 Larry F. Lightner, Jr. ’65, ’70, Sue Lightner and Charles R. Jackson ’58, ’73 and Lightner Sams Foundation Inc. Dr. Faith G. Nibbs ’07, ’11 Linda B. Jackson ’58 Lilly Endowment Inc. The William F. and Noreen L. Nicol Fund of Karen Peters Jackson ’71 and Communities Foundation of Texas Shelli Mims Lindley, Steven J. Lindley ’74 and William L. Jackson ’71 the Willard and Ruth M. Johnson Charitable The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. Barry D. Johnson ’86 and Foundation The Oaklawn Foundation Susanna Yarbrough Johnson ’82, ’85 Estate of Charles A. Lintz ’54, ’62 Kevin P. O’Meara ’86 and Patricia Ann O’Meara Dane K. Johnson, D.O. ’75 Locke Lord LLP Organon USA Inc. Judith K. Johnson ’69, ’75 Robert M. Lockhart ’52 and Mary L. Lockhart Randolph N. Osherow Matthew L. Johnson ’07, ’09 Lockheed Martin Corp., Missiles & Fire Control Joe K. Pace ’67 † James M. Johnston ’70, ’71 and J. Stephen Lockton ’89 and Suzanne Scott Johnston ’71 Marion Palley and Roger B. Palley Nicole Lampkin Lockton ’92 Eric L. Jones and Joye McGrede Jones ’67 Anne Spivey Paup ’73 and Henry B. Paup ’73 Joseph O. Luby, Jr. ’68, ’70 Montfort Jones and Pavestone Company, Bob and Myrna Schlegel Chauncey F. Lufkin III Allie Brown Jones Foundation Martha Raley Peak ’50 and Preston A. Peak Matthew O. Maddox ’98 J. Lamar Jordan Stephen J. Perkins ’07 Fredna Barton Mahaffey ’50 and A. Gordon Kahn ’51 and Elena Kahn John B. Mahaffey Elizabeth Schrodel Perry ’84, ’91 David Kahn Alan J. Marantz and Virginia Marantz Amy Phelan and John C. Phelan ’86 Mildred H. Keith Trust Ray H. Marr ’52 Estate of Charles Polk Player ’51, ’74
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 53 Catherine Fairman Potts ’42 and Oren H. Soules † Abigail Sassenhagen Williams ’94 and George G. Potts ’42, ’47 Todd A. Williams H. Leighton Steward ’57, ’59 and Reaud Charitable Foundation Lynda Brady Steward ’59 Ellen C. Williams and J. McDonald Williams Dana A. Reaud and Wayne A. Reaud Marjorie Wright Strange ’44, ’75 and James W. Williams, Jr. ’78, ’81 Ryann A. Reaud William B. Strange, Jr. ’43 Liz Williams Richey and Marget Reneberg Layton Stuart and Tommye Stuart Myra Nicol Williams ’63 and Christopher H. Rentzel ’72 and Jana S. Rentzel Estate of Marie K. Stufflebeme Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Research In Motion The Summerlee Foundation John D. Williamson, Jr. ’55, ’57 and Estate of Homer B. Reynolds, III ’84, ’87 Roberta Van Zandt Williamson ’58 Hatton W. Sumners Foundation, Inc. Merrill J. Reynolds ’76 and Nancy S. Reynolds Leslie Zahn Wilson ’81 and Royce E. (Ed) Wilson Frances McCreless Sunderland ’59 and Estate of Frank K. Ribelin Robert B. Sunderland ’60 Robert A. Wilson ’67 and Susan Cooper Wilson ’67 Ronald H. Ridlehuber ’75 Greg M. Swalwell ’79 and Terry G. Connor Dee and Charles † Wyly Hedy A. Rittenmeyer and Ronald A. Rittenmeyer Jack E. Swindle ’65, ’67 and Libby Rogers Swindle ’73 Estate of Jessamine Grimes Younger ’69 Ed and Margaret Roberts Foundation, Mary Ledyard Countiss and W. F. Countiss ’70 Charles J. Sylva and Sally P. Sylva B.J. Zimmerman ’54 and Patsy C. Zimmerman and Edgar P. Roberts and Margaret L. Roberts Kathy Talley and Mike Talley ’87 Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation Hope Pierce Tartt Scholarship Fund Mark A. Robertson ’85 Joni Templeton Charitable Trust Nick & Alma Robson Foundation Mary C. Templeton and Richard K. Templeton The Rev. Linda Smith Roby ’75, ’00 and Texas Guaranteed Frank M. Roby ’75 Estate of Joyce Tharp Barbara Lange Rotto ’64 and Richard L. Rotto ’62 Gail Griffin Thomas ’58 and John N. Rowe, III ’59 and Patricia H. Rowe Robert Hyer Thomas ’53, ’57 Thomas W. Sabin, Jr. ’79 and Estate of James Cleo Thompson, Jr. ’53 Amy T. Styczynski ’89 THQ Inc. James R. Sackett and Kimberly J. Yamanouchi ’78 Turner Construction Company
Phyllis Sams and William M. Sams ’60 Gail O. Turner and R. Gerald Turner
Martin Samuelsohn ’41 † Arch W. Van Meter ’53, ’72 and Patsy T. Van Meter Douglas Scharbauer The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Enika Pearson Schulze ’76 and Richard H. Schulze William J. Ware ’01
Ann Holland Scott ’80 and Terry Warner ’74 Richard Lynn Scott ’78 Heather H. Washburne and The Gay D. and Ray W. Washburne ’84 William F. Scott Family Foundation Connie S. Watson and Jeffrey B. Watson ’74 Gay D. Scott and William F. Scott Andrea Parvin Weber ’00 and James M. Scott ’06 John R. Weber, Jr. ’98 William F. Scott, II ’06 Wells Fargo Lynda L. Scurlock ’60 Russell H. Wheat ’60 Nicholas T. Serafy, Jr. and Viveca Serafy and The Serafy Family Foundation Leland B. White ’72
Maria Cuellar Sikkel ’73 and Mark A. Sikkel ’73 Paul D. White and Joanne White †
Patria Agustin Smith ’78 and Paul D. Smith, Jr. Katherine Sams Wiley ’65 and L.R. Wiley, Jr.
Dallas K. Snadon and Daryl N. Snadon
54 | smu.edu/annualreport NEW ENDOWMENT DONORS
Since the launch of The Second Century Campaign, new endowments supporting a variety of purposes have been established through outright gifts or planned giving instruments. The following donors created new endowments during the period June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012.
Donor Name Fund Name
Anonymous The William P. Clements Endowed Fellowship Fund
Kenneth Z. Altshuler and Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 The Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Awards Endowed Fund
Kathryn H. Arata ’87, ’91 and Stephen L. Arata ’88 The Jeremy duQuesnay Adams Centennial Professorship in Western European Medieval History
Twila Stowe Bryan and the The Bishop Alonzo Monk Bryan and Twila Stowe Bryan Methodist Studies Family of Bishop Alonzo Monk Bryan ’38 † Endowment Fund
Jeffrey S. Hawn ’86 and Marisa Doak Hawn ’87 The Hawn Family Endowed Lyle Scholars Fund
Donna B. Hines and William M. Hines ’83 The Hines Family Endowed Scholarship Fund
Estate of Karl Kilinski, II The Karl Kilinski, II Endowed Chair in Hellenic Visual Culture
Gail Widmer Landreth ’73 and William A. Landreth, Jr. ’72 The William A. and Gail W. Landreth Endowed BBA Scholars Fund
David W. Ley ’92 The Sharon Ley Lietzow Endowed Piano Scholarship Fund
Chauncey F. Lufkin III and the Chauncey F. Lufkin III Foundation The Chauncey Lufkin Endowed Academic Excellence Fund
Heather Madden and James C. Madden, V ’83 The James and Heather Madden Endowed BBA Scholars Fund
Marriott Fund for Southern Methodist University The Marriott Family Endowed Professor Fund of the Columbus Foundation
Estate of Marschal W. Massey ’48 Fred B. and Verna H. Massey Memorial Scholarship Fund
Estate of Renato Mazza Renato Mazza Scholarship Fund
Meadows Foundation, Incorporated The Gloria and Jack Hammack Endowed Meadows Scholars Fund
Anne Spivey Paup ’73 and Henry B. Paup ’73 The Anne Spivey Paup ’73 and Henry B. Paup ’73 Endowed Meadows Scholar Fund in Memory of Robbie Davis Johnson, Class of 1919
John C. Phelan ’86 The John C. Phelan Endowed Dedman College Scholar Fund
Merrill J. Reynolds ’76 and Nancy S. Reynolds The Friends and Family of Merrill J. Reynolds Endowed BBA Scholars Fund
Suzie Rogers and Yandell Rogers, Jr. ’61 The Yandell “Tog” Rogers, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund
Lynda L. Scurlock ’60 The Lynda L. Scurlock Endowed Teaching Scholarship Fund
Estate of James Cleo Thompson, Jr. ’53 The J. Cleo Thompson, Jr. Endowed Athletic Scholarship Fund
Estate of Glenn Allen Tucker ’89 The Glenn Allen Tucker Endowment Fund for Football
For more information about endowment and scholarship giving, please visit smu.edu/endowment.
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 55 New Dallas Hall Society Members
Dallas Hall Society recognizes alumni, parents and friends who have included SMU in their estate plans or made other planned gifts to the University. Chartered in 1996, the Society has 443 active households. Dallas Hall Society members listed below joined during the period June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012.
Anonymous (2)
Thomas R. Arp
Bill E. Beck ’60 and Mary B. Beck ’89
Richard F. Bryan ’86
Jerry Bywaters Cochran
Dodee Frost Crockett ’03 and William B. Crockett, Jr. ’05
Maureen Frost and Spencer C. Frost, III ’59, ’61
Sharon E. Fugate ’72 and Michael Yusko
Karen E. Gray
Janie H. Henderson and Walter T. Henderson ’60, ’62
Diana Slaughter Horan ’69 and Timothy Horan, Jr. ’70
Suzie Rogers and Yandell Rogers, Jr. ’61
Walter G. Sheffield ’73
Dan J. Wittliff ’72 and Manda L. Rash
For more information about Dallas Hall Society, please visit smu.edu/dallashallsociety.
56 | smu.edu/annualreport † Deceased President’s AssociateS
President’s Associates recognizes donors who make gifts and pledge payments of $1,000 or more during a fiscal year. The following members of President’s Associates contributed during the period June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012.
Anonymous Donors Laurie L. Allen and Randolph F. Allen ’84 Susan Downs Armstrong ’59 and Patsy Smith Baker ’52 Becky Abbott and C. Thomas Abbott ’63 Candace P. Alley and Gerald B. Alley ’75 Thomas E. Armstrong ’60 Emy Lou Baldridge and Jerry T. Baldridge Ben Abbott and Christy Abbott Pierce M. Allman ’54 Anita Ray Arnold and Truman Arnold Heather Macy Balestri ’93, ’99 and Lynn Ferguson Abbott ’68 and Matthew J. Allnatt Peter B. Arnold ’83 Ray Allen Balestri Robert L. Abbott ’68, ’72 Meg S. Allnatt F. Thaddeus Arroyo ’89 and C. Fred Ball, Jr. ’66, ’68 and Zana Shevette Olson Arroyo Charlotte Layl Ball ’69 Gerald M. Abdalla and Jennifer A. Abdalla David F. Allred and Susan F. Allred Patrick L. Arsers ’67, ’84 and Joseph E. Ball and Rebecca Ball Allen K. Abney ’00, ’09 and Khalid A. Al-Masaud ’72, ’75 Hannah Siemers Abney ’02 Virginia Dunlap Arsers ’68, ’72 Sue Hardy Balthrope ’61 and Victor D. Almeida Emma J. Achucarro and Joaquin Achucarro Fareed A. Asadi ’96 William D. Balthrope ’61 John S. Alper ’90 Carol Ackerman and Stephen Ackerman Karen Ashby and R. Scott Ashby Nandini Mitra Banerjee ’94 and J. Robert Alpert and Sidsel T. Alpert Tirthankar Banerjee Allan E. Adami ’05 and Thomas J. Ashley ’80 Jennifer Burr Altabef ’78, ’81 and Melissa Fisher Adami ’05, ’06 Edna Ashmore and Frank J. Ashmore ’60 JoAnn Alford Banister ’61 and Peter A. Altabef William M. Banister Alice Grubb Adams ’77 and Nelson R. Ashwander Kenneth Z. Altshuler and L. James Bankston ’74 and Charles R. Adams ’77 Eileen Baird Askew ’94 and Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 Sandra L. Bankston Craig N. Adams ’88 Richard F. Askew ’92 Frank Alvarez John M. Banowetz ’69 and James B. Adams ’05 Anna Bland (A.B.) Aston and Scott B. Aston Joe H. Amberson, III ’90 and Pauletta L. Banowetz John L. Adams and Suzanne L. Adams Kathryn B. Atha and Perry D. Atha ’80 Laura Amberson Baxter W. Banowsky ’92 and Lindalyn Bennett Adams ’52 Lindsey Webster Amiralai ’03 Annabel H. Atherton ’04 Tanya A. Banowsky Marjorie A. Adams Kristine A. Amon and William J. Amon Parker M. Atherton ’01 Daniel F. Barber ’04 Paul S. Adams, Jr. ’52 and Marissa Ramirez Anchia ’07 and William J. Atkins ’85 Nancy Pierce Barber ’61 Susan Biggers Adams ’55 Rafael M. Anchia ’90 John B. Attanasio and Daphne B. Barfield and Thomas G. Adams, Jr. ’05 Barbara M. Anderson and Kathleen M. Attanasio Richard L. Barfield ’84 Barry Adamson and Suzanne D. Adamson Roy R. Anderson ’69 Cheri D. Auerbach and Martin E. Auerbach John R. Barfield ’65 Brooke Benesh Adamson ’01 and Carol A. Anderson and Marilyn Hussman Augur ’89 Leisa A. Barger and Ron K. Barger ’81 Peter J. Adamson ’02 David J. Anderson ’77 Connie S. Austin and Jeffrey R. Austin Stephen W. Barley Don A. Addington ’53, ’65 and Charles Anderson and Karen Anderson Jeff Austin, III ’84 C. Larry Barlow ’54 and Jane Barlow Suegene Addington Charles A. Anderson ’83, ’84 and Barbara Paschall Averitt ’82 and Lucy Bryan Barlow ’61 and Amelia Peirce Adler ’84 and Kimberly Chaplain Anderson ’85 Don R. Averitt ’83 Samuel S. Barlow, Jr. ’60 John C. Adler ’84, ’90 Charlotte J. Anderson and Beth R. Averitt and Don V. Averitt ’57 Ann D. Barner and Kent Barner Beth M. Adler ’78, ’86 and John Adler David S. Anderson Janice Ham Aycock ’75 and Randi Scheel Barnes ’76 and Michael A. Adler and Jeanne Athos-Adler Elena Anderson and Robert N. Aycock ’75 Shepard E. Barnes ’76 Jane Farrar Admire ’71 and Theodore C. Anderson, III ’86 Bradley W. Ayres ’01, ’02 and Steve Barnett ’69, ’72, ’76 and Melvin D. McDonald John B. Anderson ’96 and Dana Wilcox Ayres ’04 Candice Taylor Chandler ’69 Eric L. Affeldt Nancy Seay Anderson ’97 Camin Ernst Ayres ’95 and L. Donald Barr ’63 and Martha F. Barr Richard J. Agnich and Victoria T. Agnich Russell T. Anderson ’92 and William M. Ayres ’91 Suzanne McAnally Anderson ’92 Joel Barron, Jr. and Karla Bucio Barron ’02 J. C. Ainsworth, III Barbara Babb and Ralph W. Babb, Jr. Barry G. Andrews and Lana K. Andrews Marissa L. Barth ’04 Deborah B. Akers and John F. Akers Fidel Baca and Susan A. Baca Donald R. Andrews, Jr. and Vicki P. Andrews Jeffrey A. Bartlett ’03 and Gloria Dahl Akin ’54 and Clark H. Bacon ’04 Karina Garrett Bartlett ’06 Ted M. Akin ’53, ’55 Ken Andrews and Mary Andrews Perry H. Bacon Hong Zhao Bass ’08 and James E. Bass Michele O. Andrews and Marion Albanese-Adriani Mitchell Baddour, Jr. ’74, ’77 and T. Cass Andrews ’98 Mouzon Bass, Jr. ’60 and Brad Alberts Sharon Shute Baddour ’74 Nancy Wallace Bass ’60 Robert G. Andrews ’02 and Dana G. Albright and Carole M. Badgett and Suzanne McCarron Danny R. Basso and Kathy Basso John E. Albright ’58, ’82 Charles S. Badgett ’78 Stacey J. Angel Peter J. Bates ’96 and Sarah Riley Bates ’96 George B. Alden ’50 Sherri Z. Baer Marcus E. Angle, Jr. and Mary H. Angle David R. Batman and Elsa Batman Frank M. Aldridge, III ’65 Norman P. Bagwell ’85 and Carole Aponte and Philip J. Aponte ’95 Marisela Batts and Robert L. Batts, II ’87 Ashley Aleman ’96 and David P. Yerkes Robin Bradshaw Bagwell ’85 Kathryn H. Arata ’87, ’91 and John R. Bauer ’66 and Kathaleen K. Bauer David E. Alexander and Sandy W. Alexander Nima Baha ’02, ’05 Stephen L. Arata ’88 Penelope Bauer and Tim Bauer Jerry C. Alexander ’68, ’72 and Ali M. Bahrani ’01 and Niki M. Bahrani Bill Armstrong ’82 and Kent T. Baum and Marie-Jos M. Baum Sherri Turner Alexander ’83 Joseph S. Bailes and Liz Martin Armstrong ’82 Joe Bays ’79 Landon Alford ’57 and Yvonne Scharfe Bailes ’97 David K. Armstrong and Marcia Armstrong Phyllis Potthast Alford ’57 Ann Bailey ’69 Ellen Anne Beadling ’76 Greg L. Armstrong and David S. Alhadeff and Mary Anne Alhadeff Larry E. Bailey ’63, ’66 and Roberta Bailey Barry A. Beal, Jr. and Cliffy L. Beal Melinda L. Armstrong Reema I. Ali ’83 and Munzer Alqaneh Thomas A. Bain ’81 Patricia Smith Beall ’56 and Stephanie R. Armstrong and Webber W. Beall, Jr. ’54, ’59 Jennifer B. Allen and Mark S. Allen Timothy W. Armstrong ’89 Charles G. Bains ’95, ’99
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 57 Joseph G. Beard, Sr. ’83 and Brenda J. Birenbaum and Greg P. Boots ’91 and Caroline B. Brettell and Richard R. Brettell Sherry H. Beard Dennis H. Birenbaum Wendy Bovis Boots ’92 Diane W. Bricker and John A. Bricker, Jr. Jean C. Beasley Kristine Kater Birney ’90 and Nancy J. Boots Jane Bridges and Robert H. Dennard ’54, ’56 Paul C. Birney ’91 Cheryl Ann Beaudine and Annette Hottman Borkowski ’93 and Kandice Keene Bridges ’94, ’97, ’99 and Robert E. Beaudine ’77 Brian M. Bischoff ’04 and Kasey E. Bischoff Richard M. Borkowski ’93 Stephen B. Bridges ’95, ’09 Arthur F. Beck ’77 Gene H. Bishop and Kathy S. Bishop Edward O. Boshell, Jr. Gina L. Bridwell and Kalita H. Beck and Edward W. Blessing Albert C. Black, Jr. ’95 and Brent A. Bossart and Rhonda Bossart Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74 Lorraine K. Beckham and Gwyneith N. Black Judy D. Bostdorff and W. Allen Bostdorff ’67 Jennifer S. Bridwell ’89 Steven C. Beckham ’80 Isabelle T. Black and Scott M. Black Claire L. Boston and Talmage Boston Diane M. Brierley and Hal M. Brierley Anna Christine Bednar and Jan Hart Black and Stuart Black Elizabeth Steele Boswell ’85 and Richard A. Briesch and Samia Briesch Fred Wendorf, Jr. Lisa Plowman Blair ’82 and Robert Blair ’81 John P. Boswell Staci R. Brinkman ’10 Jill C. Bee Cornelia R. Blake and James R. Blake Brenda Brinker Bottum ’81 and Robert G. Brittingham ’76 and Julia Beecherl Kenneth C. Blake ’97, ’98 Steven J. Bottum Terri Brittingham Russell W. Beiersdorf ’88 and Mercedes Blake Colleen Roach Boudreaux ’64 and Keith M. Britton ’08 Julie A. Brice ’80 Joe N. Boudreaux ’61, ’64 Raymond A. Blanchette ’04 Charles A. Brizius, III ’91 David M. Beirne and Terry Beirne Sam B. Bournias ’69 and Billie M. Sneed Jeffrey C. Blankinship ’86 L.B. Broach, III ’45, ’48 and David G. Beisner and Michele O. Boushka and Patrick J. Boushka Daniel Blaufus Lucille Alexander Broach ’47, ’49 Joelle Weichmann Beisner ’99 Dan Bowden ’59 Barbara Bruton Blaylock ’83 and Crawford Brock and Janet H. Brock Carol E. Beitler and Steve A. Beitler Richard K. Blaylock ’81 Kristy Kinter Bowen ’96, ’99 and L. Penny Broderick and William Broderick Danny R. Bell ’95 and Taylor P. Bowen ’93 David P. Bleakley and Kay B. Bleakley Alan L. Brodsky ’63 Sara Muller Bell ’71, ’74 Donald E. Bowles, Jr. and Jane R. Bowles Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Blessing Christopher F. Brogdon and Susan R. Bell Randall J. Bowling ’95 Brad Blevins ’88 and Connie B. Brogdon Carolyn Jensen Bender ’81 and Kimberly Cruce Blevins ’87 Baxter M. Box ’11 Alan R. Bromberg and Anne R. Bromberg Robert G. Bender ’81 Duffy Pitts Bloemendal ’97 and Emma Jo Boyd and Ralph L. Boyd Beau Brooks Robert H. Bennett ’97 Scott Bloemendal ’95 Kelly Alvis Boyd ’88 and Michael A. Boyd ’88 Brad Brooks ’90 C. Michael Benston and Anne E. Peterson Floyd E. Bloom ’56 and Jody C. Bloom Richard W. Boyd, Jr. and Sandra A. Boyd Brandon J. Brooks ’03 Don R. Benton ’74 and Jason P. Bloom ’01, ’04 John R. Boyer ’79 and Rita M. Boyer Rose Marie Bentsen Benton ’51 James E. Brooks Lackland H. Bloom, III ’95, ’97 Lisa Boyer and Terry Boyer ’88 Mary Terry Benton ’93 and Joe D. Brooks ’70, ’91 Terrell W. Benton, III ’92 Elizabeth M. Boeckman Blake Bozman ’93 and Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77 and Tara Snellbacher Bozman Mary Cathryn Pullin Benyo ’98, ’04 and Elizabeth G. Boeing ’79 and Bradley W. Brookshire ’76 Peter A. Benyo ’04 William L. Boeing ’80 J. Robert Bozman ’60, ’82 and B. Tim Brookshire and Sandra A. Bozman Michael J. Berchtold and David B. Bogard ’59 and Michelle Hodges Brookshire ’81 Patricia L. Berchtold Nicole M. Keesee-Bogard Charlotte B. Bradbury and Mark H. Brookshire ’81 and Paula Brookshire Curtis F. Bradbury, Jr. Mara R. Berenson and Brenda G. Bogart and Camille Cooper Brotze ’62 and William K. Berenson ’79 William R. Bogart, III ’81 Mary Barksdale Bradford ’63 and Wayne A. Brotze ’62 Ronald F. Bradford Belle Stumberg Berg ’71 and Jackson L. Bogert and Angie Roberson Brown ’91 and Donald A. Berg ’70, ’77 Jo Ellen Smith Bogert ’70 Stan G. Brading Robert D. Brown ’92 Ronald C. Berg Jilene K. Boghetich ’76 and Dianne R. Bradley and Mark A. Bradley ’87 Ann Herring Brown ’71 and Tony Boghetich ’75 Lance Bergstrom ’93, ’09 James T. Bradley J. W. Brown ’68, ’71, ’73 Ann P. Boh and Robert S. Boh Blake A. Bernet ’86 and Marvin Bradshaw and Victoria P. Irwin Anna J. Brown ’84 and Donald R. Brown, Jr. Nancy Beasley Bernet ’86 M. Christopher Bolen ’81, ’85 and John K. Bradway and Lynn R. Bradway Anne B. Brown and Nancy Coudriet Bolen ’83 James F. Berry and Valorie Berry Barrett Brady ’68 and Cheryl H. Brady Melville M. Brown, Jr. ’65 Jane R. Bolin and Pat S. Bolin ’73 John C. Berry and Linda R. Berry Peggy Braecklein April C. Brown ’08 Kathryn Cockrell Bolinger ’78 and Michele Stackhouse Berube ’97 and George W. Bramblett, Jr. ’63, ’66 and Camille Newsome Brown ’67, ’79 and Timothy W. Bolinger ’75 Ryan T. Berube ’97 Pedie Oliver Bramblett ’95 James E. Brown ’67, ’72 Kevin Boller ’02 Nancy K. Best and Randy Best Daniel H. Branch ’83 and Catherine B. Brown Derrick Bolton ’94 Rhys J. Best ’71 and Sue E. Best Stacey Salvino Branch ’84 Douglas G. Brown and Elizabeth Brown John A. Bonadelle and Lisa E. Bonadelle Robert W. Best Bob Brand and Carol Brand Francine Rice Brown ’68, ’72 and Mr. Bill Bond ’79 Jerry Brown ’69, ’71 Richard A. Bidgood and Ann R. Steiner Cheryl Hill Brandenberger ’70 and Stefanie Woodard Bond ’87 and Robert H. Brandenberger, Sr. ’70, ’77 Katherine Mitchell Brown ’79 and Nicole Kugler Bidwill ’85 and W. Douglass Bond ’87 Reagan M. Brown ’78 William V. Bidwill, Jr. Allison Peyton Brandt ’97 and Barry L. Boniface ’84 and Michael L. Brandt ’97 Lynn L. Brown and Randolph E. Brown ’82 Lynn R. Biggers Lora Childs Boniface ’84 Lisa Ann Gruy Brandt ’87 and Melanie D. Brown and Scott S. Brown ’70 Kelly C. Bilek and Thomas E. Bilek ’86 Martha Cravens Bonilla ’77 and Wayne M. Brandt Natalie Harris Brown ’96 Lucy and Henry Billingsley William D. Bonilla, Jr. ’76 Debbie D. Branson and Timothy Brown and Ivette C. Lozano ’84 Carol Goforth Bilton ’74 and Darcy R. Bonner, Sr. and Marta R. Bonner Frank L. Branson ’69, ’74 Harlan Bilton ’72, ’74 Jaye S. Browning and Betty Irion Bookout ’60 and Adrian G. Bray ’70 and Patricia C. Bray Roy H. Browning, Jr. ’64 Susan S. Bilyeu David M. Bookout ’60 Bennie M. Bray and Glenda G. Bruce and Michael P. Bruce Heidi Burkholder Binet ’88 and Eric B. Boon ’07, ’11 Stephanie Chantilis Bray ’85 Todd M. Binet ’86 George H. Brueggeman ’77 and Marla Hays Boone ’68 and Frances H. Bray Jo Ann Brueggeman Cash D. Birdwell ’78 and Lou Beth Birdwell Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67 Kerry McHugh Breaux ’89 and Peter D. Brundage and Susan G. Brundage Elizabeth Birdwell and Warrie R. Birdwell ’03 Steven G. Booth ’82 Ronald W. Breaux ’89 Caryl Bryan and James J. Bryan James W. Breeden ’82
58 | smu.edu/annualreport Robert M. Bryan and Virginia Bryan Samuel M. Cangelosi ’73 and Betty A. Chauvin David N. Collins and Nina O. Rainer Twila Stowe Bryan Cynthia L. Cangelosi Richard M. Cheatham and Glynn C. Collins ’49 and Nelda Collins Deborah Bryce and John D. Bryce ’77 William P. Cannon ’87 Tracy Brooks Cheatham ’84 Melisse A. Collins ’10 and Michael H. Collins Celeste Bub and William J. Bub, Jr. Kim Swint Cape ’79, ’03 Mary Cheek and William K. Cheek Michelle Marks Collins ’86 and J. Douglas Buchanan Anne P. Capps and Jerry W. Capps ’60 Austin P. Chen ’08 Peter G. Collins ’86 Rogene A. Buchholz ’64 and Maureen Calloway Carnevale ’86 and Felix Y. Chen Richard H. Collins ’69 Sandra Buchholz Richard A. Carnevale Susannah B. Chester ’04, ’07 and Richard W. Collins ’08 Robert A. Bucker ’81 Karen McCarthy Carney ’82 and Kyle M. Schindler ’04 Alessandra Comini Mark C. Carney Cynthia McClellan Buckley ’94 and Angela B. Cheves and Brad E. Cheves Gus Comiskey, Jr. ’62 and Karen Comiskey Bette Barcus Carpenter ’62 and M. Drew Buckley ’93 Jonathan R. Childers ’02, ’05 Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79 and Fred A. Carpenter Ian J. Buckley and Judith A. Buckley Robert T. Childress and R. Brock Compton Carl L. Carpenter, Jr. ’49 Michael B. Buckley Sue Hall Childress ’53 Lauren Thomas Compton ’01 Johnny B. Carpenter ’65 Diane H. Buford and Kim L. Buford Brandi Phillips Chilian ’98, ’99 and Jamie Condon and Mike Condon Gregory W. Carr ’79 Peter C. Chilian ’97 Linda C. Buford and Robert P. Buford Ellen J. Conley and Stephen C. Conley, Sr. Jeffrey T. Carr and Laura A. Carr Dewayne E. Chitwood ’59 and Maria T. Bujanda and Carlos A. del Rosal Pam Conlin and Steve Conlin William P. Carr, Sr. ’40 Virginia Dabney Chitwood ’57 Judith A. Bukosky and Michael W. Bukosky Frank Connally and Susan L. Connally George J. Carstens, III H. Wade Choate ’53 and Toni L. Choate Diane DeWare Bumpas ’69 and Vincent F. Connelly ’87 Josephine D. Choate and Stuart M. Bumpas Donald J. Carter and Linda J. Carter Mark P. Choate ’79 Brandi Jo Bloodworth Connolly ’03 and Wayne Burak Dorel P. Carter and John L. Carter ’70, ’73 Brian H. Connolly Dawn Hart Christensen ’81 and Gene Carter and Nancy Carter Donald A. Burgio ’94, ’09 James L. Christensen Mike Connors and Terri T. Connors Kimberly Knollin Carter ’81 and Greggory Fields Burk ’96 and Marc P. Christensen and Seema Christensen Cecilia Conrad John P. Burk ’96 Thomas E. Carter ’80 Alexander B. Christian, II ’03 Christi S. Contreras and John E. Burkholder ’72 and Thomas Smith Carter, Jr. ’44 Robert E. Contreras ’09 Brent E. Christopher Lou Ann Burkholder William Grant Carter ’97 Ashley Lehman Cook ’00, ’06 and J.R. Cook Natalie Chu and Wilson Chu ’81, ’84 Karen L. Burks and Robert T. Burks ’74 Ana M. Carty and Donald J. Carty Celia Coon and Everett Coon Christopher A. Claiborne ’94 Heath J. Burnett ’06 James D. Carvell, Jr. and Nell Carvell Reagan Coon and Susan Brake Coon ’68 Barbara Priddy Clark ’77, ’98 and Diane C. Burnham and Jim Burnham ’68 Louise Carvey John W. Clark, Jr. ’60, ’63 Elliott T. Cooper ’05 R. Gregory Burns ’81 and Suzy C. Burns George R. Cary, III Courtney Clark and Jean Newman Clark ’46 Kenneth H. Cooper and Millie Cooper Ruthelen Griffith Burns ’83 Dede Weldon Casad ’50 Cullum Clark and Nita Prothro Clark Paul Cooper and Vickie L. Cooper Deborah L. Burrows and James E. Burrows A. Baron Cass, III ’66 and Darlene G. Cass Ellen Isaacs Clark ’85 and Ray Clark ’85 Susan Smith Cooper ’62 and Brian B. Busby ’03 Alexis Miller Cass ’06 and William R. Cooper ’58 Gail Beasley Clark ’68 and Casey C. Cass ’05, ’10 George W. Bush and Laura Welch Bush ’68 Robert H. Clark ’68 Connie Copley and Connie Casson and Mike Casson ’67 Edward A. Copley, Jr. ’57, ’60 Donna B. Buster and Edwin R. Buster, III ’58 Jane Clarke and Michael T. Clarke Joanne L. Cassullo ’83 Frederick C. Corey ’57 Carolyn Fulgham Butcher ’62 and Andrew Clavenna Cary P. Butcher Dorothy R. Castle and John R. Castle, Jr. Rufus P. Cormier, Jr. ’70 and Billy R. Clements ’59 Deborah A. Butler ’71 Jackie Caswell Yvonne Clement Cormier ’70 Rita Crocker Clements Karl Butler Dennis L. Cates ’08 and Sue S. Cates Ann G. Corrigan and Rick L. Clemmensen ’76 Hugh Corrigan, IV ’71, ’75 Richie L. Butler ’93 and Elliot R. Cattarulla and Karin Cattarulla Barbara H. Clifton and James R. Clifton Leo F. Corrigan, IV ’06 Neisha N. Strambler-Butler ’93 Christopher M. Cauble ’02 and Jared T. Cloud ’04 Wes Butler Sarah Michelini Cauble ’02 Charles R. Cory and Marshall P. Cloyd ’64 and Kimberlee Scott Cory ’87 Howard E. Butt, III and Pamela R. Butt Abby O. Caulkins and Charles W. Caulkins Robin Singleton Cloyd ’80 Laura J. Costello and Michael L. Costello Melissa Buttrey and Mike Buttrey ’75 Valerie F. Cavanaugh and Calvin N. Clyde, Jr. ’41 and Edward O. Coultas ’68, ’74 and Susan G. Byerley and William T. Cavanaugh, Jr. ’81 Patsy K. Clyde ’43 Wanda J. Viebig Coultas ’69 William M. Byerley ’75, ’76 Matthew L. Cavey ’95, ’97 and Jennifer Tucker Clyde ’85 and Mark A. Coultas ’04 and Daryl G. Byrd and Laura C. Byrd Sara Burton Cavey ’95, ’97 Robert A. Clyde ’85 Stephanie Coultas ’05 Lee E. Byrd ’86 Blake V. Cecil ’93 and Melinda Cecil Thomas E. Coan Mary Ledyard Countiss and Jack P. Cecil ’64 and Lylene Brown Cecil ’66 Donn R. Byrne ’62 and V. Anne Hine Byrne Bonnie E. Cobb W. F. “Bill” Countiss ’70 Robert V. Cecil ’62 and Jane A. Cabes and Robert L. Cabes, Jr. ’91 Jerry Bywaters Cochran Lea F. Courington ’74 Sandra Garland Cecil ’64 Martin W. Cain and Theresa M. Cain Shelly Codd and Thomas W. Codd Carla Woltemath Courtwright ’87 and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett W. Cervin ’60 T. Randall Cain Daniel M. Cofall ’85 Gregory S. Courtwright ’87, ’90 Jamie L. Chambliss ’02 and Nancy Baker Calhoun ’83 and Jeffrey T. Courtwright ’82 Matthew A. Miller ’03 Janis P. Coffee and Roy C. Coffee, Jr. Tom G. Calhoun, II John D. Cousins ’77 and Victoria Lea Chaney ’76, ’77 and Richard W. Coffman ’77 R. W. Calloway ’55 (B.B.A.), ’58 (J.D.) Kristin Braim Cousins ’77 William B. Chaney ’77 Christopher D. Coker ’97 and Mary J. Coker Martin L. Camp ’79 Mary Culligan Covington ’81 and Samuel J. Chantilis ’83 Ann Cook Cole ’63 Constance J. Campbell and Richard L. Covington ’80, ’83 Adel Chaouch and Gary M. Cole and Margaret L. Cole Kirk M. Campbell Cherie Cowart and Maureen Donovan Chaouch ’94 Joseph C. Cole, II ’86 and Valerie L. Cole James Campbell Richard W. Cowart, Jr. ’78 Dolores Johnson Chapman ’69 and Laurence Cole and Michelle H. Cole Berry R. Cox and Jeanne Tower Cox ’78 Jane Campbell ’75 Phil Chapman Alan B. Coleman and Rhett G. Campbell ’70, ’73 and Bonnie S. Cox and Rody P. Cox Robert T. Chapman ’81, ’86 and Janet Saville Coleman ’81 Susan V. Seybold Vicki L. Chapman Edwin L. Cox ’42 Frances J. Coleman ’81 and Robert A. Campbell Evelyn Cox David J. Chard and Rich Lena David R. Woodward ’81, ’86
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 59 Glenn A. Cox, Jr. ’51 and Kevin L. Dahlberg and Michael G. Denton, Jr. Vivian Noble DuBose ’77 Veronica Martin Cox ’51 Frances A. Moody-Dahlberg ’92 Ingrid H. DePinto and Joseph M. DePinto Fritz Duda and Mary Lee Duda Howard J. Cox ’49 Kristi L. Dallas and Terry R. Dallas Patrick DePole and Rebecca J. DePole ’06 Michael C. Duda ’11 John R. Cox and Susan E. Cox Cal Dalton and Benjamin P. Derryberry Diane J. Duff ’80 and Thomas B. Duff ’80 Constance Klessig Dalton ’79 Laurie Hickman Cox ’78 and Hemang A. Desai and Sejal Desai Jonathan C. Duffie and Judith Duffie Martin S. Cox ’75, ’78 Carol Cook Dalton ’85 and Samuel Dalton Jason B. Devening ’93 and Kara Devening Debra Duffy ’86 and Gordon G. Geddes Merilyn Rosen Cox ’53 and Truett Cox Emiley C. Daly and Robert C. Daly Sharmila S. Dharod and Sunil D. Dharod Erin Sackash Duncan ’07 and Marli Harrison Craig ’92 and Christopher P. Damianos and Catherine E. Dickey and Vincent W. Duncan ’93 Todd C. Craig ’92 Tracy Osbourne Damianos ’84 Verde V. Dickey ’53, ’60 Thomas G. Dundon ’93 Ann Lacy Crain ’41 Mary Jo Dancer Maurine Petty Dickey ’67 and Angie Dunk and W. Kirk Dunk ’91 Ann Lacy Crain, II and Joseph L. Galloway Barbara Schrade Daniel ’66 Roland R. Dickey ’69 Candise T. Dunleavy and B. Walter Crain, III ’72 and Mary M. Crain Jason L. Danielson ’01, ’02 Carol W. Dickinson and Kevin B. Dunleavy, Sr. Kelty E. Crain and Rogers L. Crain Beverly A. Dannis and Charles G. Dannis ’71 Vivian E. Dickinson, Jr. Frank M. Dunlevy ’71 and Susan Dunlevy Guy R. Crane and Steven Dapper Kenneth M. Dickson ’55 and Judith A. Dunn ’77 Katherine DiMatteo Crane ’78 Mary Jane Ramsey Dickson ’67 Judith E. Dardaganian ’83 and Laurie Mitchell Dunn ’88 Angela Crates and John M. Crates ’88 Stephen G. Dardaganian Paul D. Diemer ’86 and Rogge Dunn ’80 M. Janis Calvin Cravens ’70 and Thomas F. Darden Sheri Forbes Diemer ’86 Carolyn F. Dunnigan and David R. Dunnigan William L. Cravens ’70, ’71 Willa Ann Stone Darr ’52 Bryan L. Diers ’78 and Leslie Diers Sarah A. Dunning and Thomas M. Dunning Jimmy F. Crawford ’78 and Murray H. Dashe and Robin S. Dashe Alex Dillard and Cannell Dillard Sally Farmer Crawford ’77 Herbert DuPont and Peggy DuPont D. Michael Daves ’63 and Patricia M. Daves Michael Dillard and Lynn Dillard John Crawford ’54 Robert W. Dupuy and Virginia H. Dupuy Glenn K. Davidson ’83 and Carl Dillistone Don W. Duran ’69, ’72 Keith R. Crawford ’81 and Sally W. Crawford Julia Petsche Davidson ’83 David B. Dillon ’76 and Dee Dillon Marcus S. Duron ’85 Teresa R. Crawford and Alvin B. Davis and Kathleen A. Monahan Heidi Dillon and William R. Dillon Wesley B. Crawford, Jr. ’01 Kenneth W. Dusek ’60 and Cathy J. Davis ’77 and J. Richard Dillon and Mary S. Dillon Mary Anne Sammons Cree ’51 and Ruth Ann Elmer Dusek ’64 Edwin W. Davis ’73, ’78 Paul J. Divis ’99 and Tiffany G. Divis Richards W. Cree Bren K. Duvall and William C. Duvall, Sr. Elena Guerra Davis ’00 and Peter F. Davis Dennis O. Dixon ’66, ’68 Carter Creech ’60, ’63 Lee R. Dye ’56 Heather L. Davis and Robert D. Davis ’93, ’04 J. Reagan Dixon ’68 Bob L. Crews, Jr. ’77 and Peggy Ann Crews Robert C. Dye, Jr. ’74, ’78 Jennifer A. Davis and Jason K. Dixon Helen A. Crichton and Thomas Crichton Robert C. Davis ’92, ’97 Ann W. Dyer and W. Robert Dyer, Jr. Kyland C. Dobbins ’10 and Gail Crimmins Ann M. Early Matthew F. Davis ’90 and Sarah B. Davis Natashia Jones-Dobbins Sara Fraser Crimson ’65 Richard W. Earthman ’98 Sally Ann Kay Davis ’56 and David E. Dobbs ’84, ’88 and Mark E. Crites ’84 and Martha May Crites ’85 W. Richard Davis ’56, ’58 Deborah L. Tittle-Dobbs Christy Gentry Echols ’81 and John H. Echols ’83 Dodee Frost Crockett ’03 and Aart J. De Geus ’85 and Esther J. De Geus Karen R. Dodson and Rick Dodson William B. Crockett, Jr. ’05 Tomima Edmark David Dean and Andrea Doehrman and Silky Ragsdale Crockett ’41 Jean Blakney Maier Dean ’81 James A. Doehrman ’79 Knoxie Chapin Edmonson ’69, ’75 and Robert S. Edmonson ’71 John W. Croft and Kathryn G. Croft Diane Nicholson Dean ’60 Betty O. Doke and Marshall J. Doke, Jr. ’59 Joseph P. Edsell ’03 Lucien B. Crosland ’76 and Mary Crosland George R. Dean ’79 and Shelley Dean Leslie List Doll ’85 and Robert C. Doll George Edwards, III Barry F. Crossman and Nancy Crossman Douglas R. Deason and Robert J. Donato ’84 Holly Kee Deason ’85 Martha Fuller Edwards ’76 and Doris Crouch and Hubert A. Crouch, III ’76 C.J. (Don) Donnally, Jr. ’67, ’68 and T. Mark Edwards ’73, ’76 Barbara Hunt Crow James W. Deatherage and Carol G. Donnally Rebecca E. Deatherage Robin McMillion Eiland ’81 and Kathryn Clarke Crow ’82 and Barry B. Donnell ’61 and William C. Eiland Michael L. Crow ’82 Chandrima Deb ’83 and Raj Deb Johnelle M. Donnell Barbara Traeger Einspruch ’61 and Nancy Crow ’65 and Jack F. Sanders ’64 Debra K. Decker and Michael B. Decker Mark R. Donnell ’78 and Sheryl Donnell Burton C. Einspruch ’56, ’58 Gary T. Crum ’69 and Sylvie P. Crum Nancy McMillan Dedman ’50 David S. Donosky ’90 and Carlyn Lang Elder ’57, ’67 Leanna Cruz Patty Dedman ’81 Elizabeth Grayson Donosky ’81 John P. Eliot and Melissa Kintzele Eliot ’83 Michael D. Cullen, II Rachael Redeker Dedman ’96 and Patsy Miller Donosky ’57 Robert H. Dedman, Jr. ’80, ’84 Gretchen R. Ellis and Robert S. Ellis G. Mark Cullum ’69 and Kathy G. Doocy and Stephen J. Doocy Laurence J. Embree ’87, ’00 Sally Grayson Cullum ’79 Luisa M. del Rosal ’08 and Ricardo Isais ’10 Alan P. Dorantes ’89, ’93 and Gayle N. Embrey Lee B. Cullum ’61 Elizabeth DeLaney and Holly Seibert Dorantes ’92 Joseph B. DeLaney ’73, ’80 Lauren M. Embrey ’80, ’06 Jane Thaggard Cumiskey ’71, ’88 and Barbara L. Dorff and James (Jim) E. Dorff ’72 Michael R. Cumiskey ’71 F. Matt Delany ’54 Russell W. Dorn, Jr. Hiroumu Emi ’73 and Naoko Emi Elizabeth Cunningham and Darleene White DeLee ’53 Frank D. Dorr, Jr. ’72 and Janice D. Dorr George A. Engelland, III ’68 and Nancy H. Engelland Michael R. Cunningham ’95, ’98 Larry Delzell ’72 and Carl G. Dorvil ’05, ’08 Paula Christian Delzell ’73 Gregg L. Engles and Molly S. Engles Nelson B. Curnes and Lemuel L. Doss, Jr. and Mary S. Doss Suzanne Jackson Curnes ’07 Deborah Deneke and James S. Deneke ’73 Bess Fraser Enloe ’60 and Gail S. Dougherty and R. Ted Enloe, III ’64 Fred G. Currey and Charron Ramsey Denker ’56 and J. Allen Dougherty ’60 Marjorie Lucas Currey ’55 Peter J. Denker Craig T. Enoch ’72, ’75 and Kathy Dougherty and Charles Tetrault Ernest M. Curtis and Phyllis Curtis Charles M. Denman ’76 and Kathryn Barker Enoch ’73, ’77 David D. Doyle, Jr. Linda Curts and Steven R. Curts ’82 Cynthia DeLee Denman ’71 Cynthia K. Ensley and Kevin D. Ensley ’96 Janine Dozier and John L. Dozier, Jr. ’94 C. David Cush ’82, ’83 Mark E. Dennis ’94 and Steven D. Erdahl ’01 Monica R. Ochoa-Dennis ’97 Cheryl D. Drayer and James F. Drayer Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99 and Harry H. Esbenshade, III and James E. Driscoll ’62 and Peggy Driscoll William A. Custard ’57 A. L. Dent, III ’69, ’73 and Phyllis Dent Margaret Esbenshade
60 | smu.edu/annualreport Heather Holmes Esping ’93 and Clifford R. Fischer ’81 and Gail C. Fischer Marcia C. French Alasdair G. Gilchrist and William P. Esping ’91 Stephanie S. Fischer ’05, ’10 Dan and Debra Friedkin Clara Kilgore Gilchrist ’67 Catherine Estrada and Robert A. Estrada Charles S. Fish ’91 and Susan L. Fish Lisa A. Friel Andrew M. Gilchrist ’93 and Laura Gilchrist Kathryn S. Etcheverry and Andrew S. Fisher ’80 and Melissa H. Fisher J. Ed Frieze ’81 and Elizabeth Gillette and David A. Lively ’93 Lance S. Etcheverry ’90 Becky Rose Fisher ’86 and Maureen Gehan Frieze ’84 James A. Gilligan and Howard C. Etheridge and Suzy Etheridge Bryant R. Fisher ’85 Peggy Crooke Fry Julie Jeans Gilligan ’83 Deric S. Eubanks ’98 and David Fitch Kent A. Fuka ’78 and Nancy Fuka Lionel E. Gilly ’39, ’49, ’53 and Phyllis Gilly Emily Rogers Eubanks ’98 Lucy Fitzgerald and Philip T. Fitzgerald ’91 Katherine M. Fullam ’01 and Jerry Gilmore Ann Evanich and Christopher J. Evanich Matthew E. Fitzsimmons ’98 Shawn P. Fullam ’96 William E. Gipson ’45 J. David Evanich ’89 and Andrea Fitzsimons and Cynthia G. Fuller and Mark A. Fuller, III Joanne K. Glaros and William P. Glaros ’70 Meaghan B. Evanich Hugh A. Fitzsimons, Jr. ’53 Sandra T. Fuller and Victor L. Fuller Lawrence E. Glasgow ’83 and Andrea Zafer Evans ’88, ’06 and Edward M. Fjordbak ’69, ’86, ’99 and Jerome M. Fullinwider ’51 and Lisa S. Glasgow Cameron S. Evans Sharon Lee Koon Fjordbak ’86, ’89 Leah Y. Fullinwider Doyle D. Glass ’84, ’88 and Kim Glass Nancy A. Evans and Roger Hollister Jennifer Gelety Flanagan ’82 and Elizabeth Yarbourough Fults ’72 Myra Best Glass ’56 Nanette V. Evans and William R. Evans Martin L. Flanagan ’82 Joe Funk ’44 Timothy A. Glassco ’97 Chip I. Everest, II ’79 and Gayle N. Everest Alexis D. Fletcher ’01 Marshall Funk ’71 and Michelle Funk Robert M. Glaze ’67 Barbara H. Everheart and Gale Florence and Mike E. Florence, III ’86 Mark Fuqua ’84 and Melissa McCleskey Fern Gleichenhaus and William E. Everheart, II ’67 Cherie Flores and Jim Flores Mary W. Gaertner and Stuart B. Gleichenhaus Mary Helen Fabacher and Mike A. Fabacher Diana P. Flores ’07 Theodore H. Gaertner ’67, ’74 Carol P. Glendenning and Diane Lathrop Fadley ’81 and Edwin S. Flores and Jesica R. Flores Jenifer Gallup Don M. Glendenning James A. Fadley ’79 Michael D. Flores ’71, ’76 Mark A. Galyardt ’88 and Susan D. Galyardt Robin Glover Diane Faigh and Larry P. Faigh ’80 Dean A. Flowers ’81 Azar P. Ganji and Darab (Rob) Ganji ’88 Ann McConnell Glynn ’67 and David L. Fair ’63, ’65 and Robin A. Fair James E. Glynn ’75 Ellen Hunt Flowers ’74 and William D. Gannon, Jr. ’02 John H. Falb ’67, ’69 and Paul W. Flowers ’74 Mireya Godoy Maria D. Sonudo-Falb Carol M. Garcia and Paul R. Garcia Gernise Flowers and Terry J. Flowers Bill J. Goforth ’70 and Brenda L. Goforth Carol Farmer and David R. Farmer Michael H. Garcia ’79 Bonnie L. Floyd Bob J. Golden ’58 and Marla Golden Holly Burrow Farrell ’71 and Cynthia Gardner and David L. Gonzales and Jane N. Gonzales Robert M. Farrell Glenn D. Floyd and Kirby Dobbs Floyd ’86 W. Whitfield Gardner ’85 Glenna M. Goodacre and June Farrell and William F. Farrell ’53 Allison (Kate) Shearer Flume ’04 and Douglas C. Gardner ’85 and Matthew L. Flume ’04 Kelly H. Gardner C. L. Mike Schmidt ’62, ’65 Larry R. Faulkner ’66 and H. Grant Goodell ’54 Mary Ann Jordan Faulkner ’65 John A. Fluth, Sr. ’51 and Gregory D. Gardner ’91 Syble Perdue Fluth ’51 Diane Goodwin ’73 and Thomas B. Favrot, III ’08 James W. Gardner ’75 and Terry J. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Flynn ’72, ’75 John R. Pierce, Jr. ’73 Brooke A. Fawcett ’07 Mark R. Gardner ’06 Gayle D. Fogelson ’57 Donna Goodwin and John W. Goodwin ’74 Walter R. Fawcett, III and Dorothy Jackson Garland ’46 James P. Goodwin ’79, ’85 Michelle Forsythe-Fawcett Frank Fogleman Leslie D. Garner ’09 Jeffrey A. Gordon Jennifer Francis Fearon ’83 and Shawn C. Foley ’86 and Stacey M. Foley Charles B. Garren and Robert S. Fearon Marc H. Folladori ’71, ’74 and Mary Folladori Michele Tedford Garren ’87 T. J. Gorence Gary A. Feather ’87 and Lisa M. Feather Margaret D. Folsom ’49 and John S. Gart and Martha N. Gart John J. Gorman ’82 and Tamra Gorman Katie D. Featherston ’05 Robert S. Folsom ’49 Joshua L. Gary ’01 and Katherine M. Gormly and Matthew E. Gormly, III Christine Fee and Kevin Fee R. Steve Folsom ’81 and Sharon Folsom Kristen Cruikshank Gary ’01 Alison L. Gorrie and Magnus J. Gorrie Hill A. Feinberg C. Craig Folson ’66, ’69 David Garza-Santos and Monica Perez Bob Gorsky ’78 and Camilla L. Gorsky Alan D. Feld ’57, ’60 and Anne S. Feld Nancy M. Fomby and Thomas B. Fomby Nicholas A. Gaspard ’00 John J. Gosch and Laurie R. Gosch Mike Fenton and Nancy C. Fenton Linda L. Foran and Robert E. Foran Sara Gates Mary A. Gosney and Milton Gosney, Jr. Jane W. Ferguson and Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69 and Kelli Olsen Ford Jerry W. Gauthier ’84 and Polly Gauthier Robert A. Ferguson ’66 Joe T. Ford Barbara Sorensen Geer ’91 and Kricket H. Goss Anthony S. Fernandes ’91 John R. Ford ’56 and Nita C. Ford Jason W. Geer ’91 Kyle D. Goss ’05 and Margot Allen Goss ’05 Kenneth C. Fernandez ’88 and Lee H. Ford Lori Dingwall Geer ’85 and Randall G. Goss ’76 Rodney P. Geer ’84 Lauri Fernandez Michael S. Formanek ’08 Randall J. Goss ’73, ’74 and David G. Genecov and Lisa W. Genecov Rhonda Bonham Goss ’73 Raymond R. Fernandez ’78, ’82 and Jane Fortenberry ’77 Mary Jo Vida-Fernandez ’82 Nancy Kay George and Zola L. George ’81 Ashley N. Gotovac and Gordon E. Forward and Robert Gotovac, Jr. ’85 Nancy G. Fertig and William D. Fertig Heather Humble Forward ’83, ’88 Tracey E. George ’89 Jo A. Goyne ’87, ’90 and Joe R. Goyne Eric F. Fess ’75 and Patricia Wallace Fess ’75 Beth E. Foster and David H. Foster ’80 William W. George ’59 Clare Golden Grable ’65 and Melissa F. Fetter and Trevor Fetter Charles F. Foster ’74 Joan L. Germany ’78 Jerry L. Grable ’62 George S. Fidone and Terra N. Fidone Dennis A. Foster and Nina E. Schwartz Lewis N. Gibbons ’68 and Martha Hallman Grable ’68 and Ann Coleman Fielder ’89 and Marsha F. Gibbons Camille C. Fournier and David C. Fournier Robert C. Grable ’68 Darwin L. Fielder, III ’12 Linda Harris Gibbons ’58 Brandon M. Fowler Konrad W. Grabowski ’89 Allison N. Fields and Jay D. Fields ’99 Ann Park Roberts Gibbs ’66 and Charlene S. Fowler and Dennis C. Fowler ’00 Phillip M. Grace Brian E. Finch ’89 James R. Gibbs ’66, ’70, ’72 June M. Francis ’58 and Louis D. Francis ’57 James P. Graham ’70 and David T. Finley and Linda A. Finley Hallie H. Gibbs, II ’84 and Tracy Gibbs Gene A. Frantz ’77 Pamela Loaring-Clark Graham ’72 George A. Finley, III ’62 and Phyillis Finley Judy and Jim Gibbs Charles P. Fredrick ’59 and Joy Fredrick A. James Grant ’62 and Beverly B. Grant Steven C. Finn ’80 Rex H. Gibson ’85, ’88 Gail M. Freeman and William T. Freeman Joseph M. (Jody) Grant ’60 and Mary C. Finney Sheila Peterson Grant
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 61 David A. Gravelle ’69, ’71 and Stephen W. Gwinn ’86, ’90 and Lillie M. Hardcastle and Beverly C. Heil and Terry W. Heil Linda Lapp Gravelle ’69, ’79 Tina M. Gwinn Thomas J. Hardcastle ’53 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hein ’85 Priscilla Davis Gravely ’63 and Dolph V. Haas ’84 and Ann E. Hardin and Russell Hardin, Jr. ’75 Tillmann Hein Warren L. Gravely, Jr. ’63 Jay W. Oppenheimer ’78, ’86 Paul E. Hardin ’82 and Susan Hardin Maria T. Helland ’86 and Steven A. Helland James E. Graves, Jr. ’03 and Lisa Dechert Haayen ’01 and John W. Hardt ’42, ’46 and Joan Heller Melanie W. Graves ’03 Richard J. Haayen, III ’01 Martha Carson Hardt ’42 Nancy Wheeler Heller ’76 and Mary A. Graves ’85 Jan Fischer Haberer ’83 and Tracy L. Harker ’71 and Tamara L. Steffens Robert W. Heller ’76, ’77, ’80 David L. Gray ’61 and Mary Brown Gray ’64 Randall J. Haberer Scott L. Harmeling ’98 Kathy Helm and Larry L. Helm Carol Graham Hairston ’65 and David W. Green Elise A. Harper J. Tom Hairston, Jr. ’55 Andrea K. Hemann ’90 Dianne Warren Green ’70 and John F. Harper ’68 and Jeremy L. Halbreich and Janie H. Henderson and William L. Green ’69, ’72 Laurie Spencer Harper ’71 Nancy Strauss Halbreich ’73 Walter T. Henderson ’60, ’62 Eric C. Green ’76 and Debra J. Green Howell D. Harralson ’68 and Edith Halbrook and Lloyd E. Halbrook ’51 Kristin Wagner Henderson ’82 and Kelly Green and Norman N. Green Nancy Houseman Harralson ’68 Stewart R. Henderson ’81 David C. Haley ’85 and Lori K. Haley Lara C. Green C. Christopher Harris ’77 and Michele Woodward Henderson ’73 and John M. Haley ’64 and Marla M. Green and Richard J. Green ’77 Katherine K. Harris Robert E. Henderson ’74 Margie Jackson Haley ’67, ’68 Nancy Risk Green ’77 and Katherine Jones Harris ’69 and William J. Hendrix ’58 Robert W. Haley ’67 and Richard C. Green, Jr. ’76 Joseph A. Harris ’68 Stephanie Keehn Haley ’68 John L. Hendry, III ’53, ’57 and Randal K. Green and Vicki J. Green Mark V. Harris and Karen W. Voosen Rose Marie Salisbury Hendry ’53 Steven A. Haley ’69 and Susan Palmarozzi Jonathan S. Greene ’96 Rosemary Storey Harris ’77 Louis C. Hengst and Pamela M. Hengst Albert H. Halff ’37 Robert B. Greenwood ’67 and Stephen K. Harris ’99 Daniel K. Hennessy and Andrew H. Hall ’08 Sharon L. Greenwood Terry E. Harris Elizabeth W. Hennessy Carlene Barrett Hall ’68 and Louise H. Gresham and Tiffany D. Harris ’91 Ann C. Henry and John A. Henry, III ’65 William A. Hall ’67, ’68 Thomas G. Gresham ’80 David E. Harrison ’61 and David G. Henry ’84 and Margaret Henry Charles W. Hall ’54, ’59 and Sarah C. Grey and Schuyler E. Grey, III Gay Sanders Harrison ’61 Mary Louise W. Hall Edward J. Henry ’88 and Mark C. Griege ’81 and Peggy Griege Dennis Harrison and Susan E. Harrison Jeanne (Claire) Schlumberger Henry ’89 Dana Hall and Seth W. Hall, Jr. ’96 David W. Griffin Juli Callan Harrison ’70, ’72 and Jennifer Yelton Henry ’94 and Kyle A. Henry David M. Hall ’81 and Dawn Renzetti Hall ’81 James Isaac (Ike) Griffin, III ’57 and Robert D. Harrison ’70, ’73 Jennifer K. Hensley and Lucy Ann Hall and M. Allen Sweet ’70 Mary (Mickey) P. Griffin Katrina B. Harrison and Thomas Harrison Thomas B. Hensley, Jr. ’76 Margaret Schloss Hall ’80 and Jerry L. Griffin ’67 Mary Wysowski Harrison ’82 Hardie Herman Perry B. Hall ’77, ’81 Balie J. Griffith ’53 and Beverly Griffith Michael S. Harrison ’87 and Carlos M. Hernandez and Bryan R. Halley ’99 Lawrence S. Grimm ’92 Nicole P. Harrison Debbie Hernandez Sandra L. Hallmark Paul Grindstaff Orrin L. Harrison, III ’74 and Paula Harrison Rick Herrscher ’58 Douglas C. Halverstadt ’82 and Kimberly V. Hart and Robert S. Hart ’85, ’87 Mona Sheinfeld Hersch-Cochran ’66 Clayton G. Gring, III ’01 and Kathleen Lasier Halverstadt ’83 Katherine R. Gring Linda W. Hart ’65 and Milledge A. Hart, III Caryl Heselton and David Heselton Wesley S. Hameline ’06 Lawrence R. Gros Anne M. Hartnett and James J. Hartnett, Jr. James L. Hess ’75, ’77 and Janis S. Hess Adam J. Hamilton ’88 and Carolyn M. Grosslight and Lavon M. Hamilton Fred C. Hartnett ’91, ’94 and David M. Hesser ’96 and Nataly Hesser Peter L. Grosslight Nancy M. Hartnett Carolyn Waters Hamilton ’69 and Anne S. Hetherington and Brian Grove and Charlotte Grace Grove ’89 George M. Hamilton, III ’67, ’70 Thomas L. Hartsell David R. Hetherington ’01 William H. Grumbles ’71 and Daniel A. Hamilton ’71, ’79 and Holland K. Hassmann ’92, ’05 Hilary Miller Hetzel ’05 and Julia S. Grumbles Gena Hamilton John W. Hatcher, Jr. ’82 and Leslie Hatcher John O. Hetzel ’04 Jeri D. Grunnah and Robert J. Grunnah ’66 Albert D. Hammack ’88 and Eileen Hawk and Thomas P. Hawk ’72 Arthur E. Hewett ’57, ’65 Stacy Gu and Jimmy Wang Melinda M. Hammack C. Michael Hawn and Collyn S. Hawn Billye Hewett Claude J. Guinchard and Elizabeth S. Hammack Jeffrey S. Hawn ’86 and James E. Hibbert ’75 and Sharon H. Hibbert Mary Jo Guinchard ’82 Gloria Slaughter Hammack ’52 and Marisa Doak Hawn ’87 Holt Hickman ’54 and Jo A. Hickman Gary D. Guion and Laura McDuff Guion ’06 John A. Hammack Jess T. Hay ’53, ’55 Diane Hicks and Ron Hicks Jo Harwood Guittard ’71 and John A. Hammack, Jr. and Terri Hammack H. David Hayden Ann W. Higginbotham and John R. Guittard James F. Hammesfahr and Jana Hayes J. Lanham Higginbotham, Jr. ’41 Charles L. Gummer and Cindy M. Gummer Jodie B. Hammesfahr Meredith M. Hays and William R. Hays, III ’74 Denise C. Higgs and Michael J. Higgs Michelle Gummer and Ryan M. Gummer ’04 Jian Han Gayle Hayter and Robert L. Hayter ’75 Stephanie Hilbun and Thomas E. Hilbun ’03 Richard A. Gump, Jr. Jonathon K. Hance ’05 and Lydia C. Hance Sally Evans Hayward ’70, ’74 and K. Christine Hildreth and Frederick G. Gund ’87 Jason B. Hancock ’04 William D. Hayward ’74 Matthew H. Hildreth ’88 George R. Gunn ’82 and Kathleen Cruzcosa Hanifen ’82 and James R. Hazard ’03 Adam B. Hill ’05 and Rebecca Rose Gunn Matthew A. Hanifen Lyndsey Hummert Hill ’05 Albon O. Head, Jr. ’68, ’71 and Ann Gurley and D. Gene Gurley, Jr. ’99 Lynn Hanks and William R. Hanks ’76 Debra J. Head Al G. Hill, Jr. James W. Guthrie and Olivia P. Guthrie Tom O. Hanks ’80 Elaine Aldridge Head and Dennis L. Head Candy Johnson Hill ’66 and William T. Hill, Jr. ’64, ’67 Dennis R. Gutzman and Linda S. Gutzman Tim Hanley, Jr. Tim C. Headington Donna W. Hill and Ennis B. Hill, Jr. ’64 Kristine M. Gutzman Garrett Hanrahan ’93, ’01 and John K. Healing ’70 and Patricia L. Johnston Kimberly Twining Hanrahan ’92 Harlan R. Hill ’80 and RexAnn S. Hill Darrell L. Guy ’95 Hetta Shell Heath ’62 and Debby Guy and Mark Guy Ashley Sanker Hansen ’90, ’99 and Jesse B. Heath, Jr. ’63, ’66 Johnathan M. Hill ’81 and Patricia Hill ’94 Kevin W. Hansen Marianne Snyder Gwinn ’58 and Barbara Hecker and John Z. Hecker ’79 Joseph M. Hill and Ruth Ann Hill ’55 Gene D. Hanson ’75 and Jody V. Hanson Robert A. Gwinn ’50, ’54 Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. ’66 and Lyda Hill Elizabeth W. Harbison and Keith S. Harbison Jan Vestal Hegi ’66
62 | smu.edu/annualreport Marilynn Wood Hill ’63, ’67 and Connie Howe and Kevin Howe ’77 Suzanne Spangler Hutchison ’81 and Nancy M. Jensen ’78 John A. Hill ’64 Bertie R. Howell and Brent R. Howell William L. Hutchison, Jr. ’80 Eugene Jericho ’49 and Jennifer Boulware Hillert ’01 and John R. Howie, Jr. ’94, ’00 Louise Huyck and Timothy R. Huyck ’94 Mary Ellen Mitchell Jericho ’46 Robert E. Hillert ’01 Betty W. Hrncir and G. John Hrncir E.R. Hyde ’49 and Mary Ann Hyde G. William Jernigan ’61 Christopher W. Hines ’07, ’08 Albert Hrubetz and Rose R. Hrubetz Denise Iglesias and Tony Iglesias ’94 Jeri L. Jessee ’83 Dana Sue High Hines ’75 and Nicki Nicol Huber ’61 and Paul Huber Blaine W. Iler ’09 Cal Jillson and Jane F. Jillson William H. Hines James W. Huckaby, Jr. ’00 and Craig Innes ’69, ’75 and Julie M. Jodie ’87 and Kregg Jodie Donna B. Hines and William M. Hines ’83 Kyle Camalier Huckaby ’00, ’01 Marsha Mays Innes ’69, ’71 Alecia (Sue) John and Phil G. John James A. Hitt ’49 Albert D. Huddleston and Charles L. Irby ’76, ’77 and Kate M. Irby Amy Johns and Theodore A. Johns ’89 Chuck Hixson, Jr. ’70 and Roxanne T. Hixson Mary H. Huddleston James L. Irish, III ’69 and Barry D. Johnson ’86 and Alice Hodge and H. Wayne Hodge ’58 David H. Hudnall ’70 and Susan Otstott Irish ’67 Susanna Yarbrough Johnson ’82, ’85 Gretchen P. Hodge and John W. Hodge ’82 Gerry Brewer Hudnall ’71 James S. Irsay ’81 and Margaret Irsay Catherine White Johnson ’76 and Laurie Hodges and W. Gregory Hodges Susan Sharp Hudson ’85 and Carol E. Irwin and Ivan Irwin, Jr. ’54, ’57 Paul D. Johnson ’75 Gregory Hoelscher and Robin Sherwood William M. Hudson ’75 Gwen S. Irwin and Richard K. Irwin D. Keith Johnson and Denise L. Johnson G. Blake Hogan ’85 and Shawn Hogan Frieda Hudspeth and John R. Hudspeth Patricia A. Isom and O. Wayne Isom Dane K. Johnson, D.O. ’75 Forrest E. Hoglund and Sally R. Hoglund Douglas E. Huey ’76 Chandler Cox Ittleson ’74 and David K. Johnson Diana Brown Holbert ’71, ’93, ’05 and Mimi Powell Huey ’60, ’85 and Henry A. Ittleson Diane B. Johnson Ward L. Huey, Jr. ’60 John C. Holbert ’71, ’75 Charles R. Jackson ’58, ’73 and Eddie Bernice Johnson ’76 Carrie L. Huff ’88 Linda Jackson ’58 Gregg Holbrook and Virgie C. Holbrook ’92 Edwina C. Johnson and Tom Johnson Gregory C. Huffman and Mary L. Murphy ’83 Cynthia L. Jackson and Linda A. Holbrook ’05 Jeanne Roach Johnson ’54 Joseph H. Huffman ’69 and David C. Jackson ’71, ’75 William H. Holden ’49 Jeffrey L. Johnson and Joanne S. Johnson Sharon Cooper Huffman ’71 Donald F. Jackson ’63 and Tricia Holderman Judith K. Johnson ’69, ’75 Harriet Hill Hughes ’60 and Frances Merriman Jackson ’63 Kevin M. Hole ’94 Robert N. Hughes ’60 Jeffery M. Jackson and Sally A. Warren ’03 Judy G. Johnson and Michael L. Johnson Ann Marlow Holland ’82 and Lauren W. Hughes and Phillip R. Hughes John M. Jackson ’68, ’71 and Julie Johnson and Perry E. Johnson, Jr. ’77 C. Malcolm Holland, III ’82 Mark D. Hughston ’75 and Marla Hughston Kathy Winniford Jackson ’69 Kellie M. Johnson ’06, ’09 John C. Hollar ’80 and Karen Peters Jackson ’71 and Kellie Prinz Johnson ’92 and Melinda Williams Hollar ’82 Janice Riggle Huie ’73 and Robert W. Huie ’73 William L. Jackson ’71 Kevin Michael Johnson Billie Ruth (B.R.) Holman ’67 and Timothy A. Jackson Mary Jane Johnson Denny R. Holman ’67 Sharon N. Humble ’90 and Douglas R. Jones ’88 Jerry R. Jacob ’56 and Matthew L. Johnson ’07, ’09 James H. Holmes, III ’57, ’59 and Phyllis Powell Jacob ’58 Judy Ryman Holmes ’63 Lisa Humfleet and Steven D. Provost Samuel R. Johnson ’51 and Bonnie F. Jacobs and Louis L. Jacobs Shirley Melton Johnson ’51 William T. Holt, IV ’91 Debbie Ann Humphries and Lynn W. Humphries ’72, ’77 Cher Thomas Jacobs ’73 and Stephanie A. Johnson and Willis E. Johnson Collin Crowley Holz ’96 and David M. Jacobs Jason T. Holz ’97 Caroline W. Hundley and James M. Johnston ’70, ’71 and David M. Hundley ’92 Janet L. Jacobs and Mark M. Jacobs ’84 Suzanne Scott Johnston ’71 Laura Homan and Walter E. Homan Terry G. Hundley ’99 Mark F. Jacobs and Jennifer Branson Johnston ’95, ’98 and Walter E. Homan ’06 Catherine Schmoker Hunnewell ’87 and Rebecca Collier Jacobs ’96 Kenneth C. Johnston Keith A. Hoogland and Susan Hoogland Willard P. Hunnewell Patsy J. Jacobs and William H. Jacobs ’67 Mystique E. Johnston ’82 and Hollace J. Hopkins and J. Randy Hopkins ’66 Clark K. Hunt ’87 and Tavia Shackles Hunt Mozaffar Jahanguiri ’09 Manuel E. Mejia Monica Netherland Hopkins ’01 and Daniel L. Hunt ’00 Anurag Jain and Gunjan Jain Bruce W. Jolesch and Newton Hopkins, III ’01 Tricia Hickman Jolesch ’76 David S. Hunt and Mary E. Hunt Martha D. Jamail and Robert L. Jamail ’81 Barbara Lawes Hopper ’51 and Christopher C. Jones ’00 and Shelley Jones Carl J. Hopper Hunter L. Hunt ’90 and Stephanie E. Hunt Jerry Jameson and Sue Jameson David W. Jones ’88 and Lauren W. Jones Diana Slaughter Horan ’69 and James W. Hunt and Susan L. Hunt Deborah L. Janke ’01 and Gary W. Janke Donald W. Jones, Jr. ’93 and Timothy Horan, Jr. ’70 Joan Francis Hunt ’69 and Robyn L. Jankovich and Misty Aebi Jones ’93 Hunter H. Horgan, IV ’97 Richard A. Hunt ’55, ’59 Thomas J. Jankovich, Jr. Eric L. Jones and Joye McGrede Jones ’67 M. Douglas Horn ’71 and John W. Hunt William R. Janowski ’57 Gene C. Jones and Jerry Jones Priscilla Nicol Horn ’73 Joy Hunt and Robert D. Hunt ’62 Ralph S. Janvey ’76 and Suzanne S. Janvey Harry M. Jones, Jr. ’64 Laura Schoellkopf Hornbach ’02 and Karen Selbo Hunt ’78 and Larry P. Hunt ’79 Debra Folsom Jarma ’75 and Helen C. Jones and Phillip R. Jones ’70 Matthew Hornbach Nancy Ann Hunter Hunt ’65 and Don M. Jarma ’75 Henry G. Hortenstine and Ray L. Hunt ’65 Betty Abrams Jarrell ’62, ’78 and John S. Jones and Karen G. Jones Rita H. Hortenstine Nancy B. Hunt and W. Herbert Hunt Edwards W. Jarrell, Jr. ’62 June S. Jones, III Elizabeth A. Ball-Horton and Jeanette L. Hunter and William S. Hunter ’53 Alexis Jasper and Thomas W. Jasper ’70 Phyllis Porter Jones ’49 Melvin E. Horton, Jr. ’68, ’71 Lori Paull Hunter ’83 and Willard M. Hunter Delia De Leon Jasso ’76, ’93 and Juan Jasso Scott J. Jones ’81, ’92 and Janet P. Horton and Thomas W. Horton ’85 Mary Lou Reece ’78 Stewart Hunter Glenn M. Javens ’88 and Marcia Javens Terry D. Hosey ’89 and Tiffany S. Hosey Philip R. Jonsson Mary V. Huntress and Peter W. Huntress ’95 Harriet H. Jeffers ’66 Emmie T. House and Ann M. Jordan and Darrell E. Jordan ’64 Howard P. Hurd, II ’66 and Linda Hurd Laura Jeffers Richard R. House, Jr. ’90 J. Lamar Jordan Gary D. Huselton ’68, ’71 and Nancy P. Jeffett Don M. Houseman ’42 and Jean S. Huselton Nolan B. Jenevein and Susan Swanson ’83 Kathy Jordan and Robert W. Jordan Kathryn Houseman John R. Hutcheson and Rossie C. Hutcheson Grayson M. Jenkins ’02 Louise Corrigan Jordan ’39 Jennifer A. Houser and Raymond D. Houser Clifton T. Hutchinson ’80 and Howard M. Jenkins and Patricia L. Jenkins Scott F. Jordan ’86 and Tim Myrick Laura Guerin Howard ’00 and Elizabeth W. Hutchinson William B. Jordan William J. Howard ’00 Louise Jenkins and Phillip M. Jenkins Karen Fortenbach Josal ’74 and Althea M. Howe and Robert M. Howe, Jr. ’66 Sarah F. Jennings and Steve G. Jennings Lance K. Josal
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 63 Katherine C. Juett and W. Dana Juett James E. Kirby, Jr. ’57, ’59 and J. Ford Lacy and Cece Smith ’74 Thomas R. Leslie, IV ’74 Ann Frances Paris Jury ’81 and Patty Boothe Kirby ’56 Charles K. LaDue ’83 Ruth W. Lett and Sam Lett Clifford S. Jury ’84 Rita G. Kirk Darrell M. Lafitte ’54 and JoAnn Lafitte Barbara Levenson and Stanley R. Levenson Janet P. Kafka Kent A. Kirkwood ’08 Melinda H. Lafitte and Michael J. Lafitte ’84 Carrie A. Levering and Craig R. Levering ’79 Ronald M. Kaim David K. Kirshner ’78 and Leslie L. Kirshner Jeffrey L. Lagow ’73 and Marilee Lagow Alan H. Levi John M. Kalb Deborah J. Kissire and James L. Kissire ’85 Mehul D. Lalloobhai ’02, ’03 Mari Levine and Matt P. Levine ’78, ’79, ’82 Sony M. Kalluvilayil ’10 Barry M. Kitt and Beth M. Kitt Matthew T. Lambrecht Asher L. Levinthal ’97 Cheri L. Kamp and Thomas G. Kamp, Jr. ’83 Bradley Kittle ’71 and Patricia Kassis Lambrecht ’72 Karen Levy and Walter M. Levy Kimberly Williams Kittle ’76, ’78 Mark E. Kane ’76, ’92 and Sharon S. Kane Janis Jacobs Lamoreaux ’69, ’70 and Cheryl D. Lewis and James C. Lewis ’83 Donald Kivowitz and Stacey Kivowitz Sinesia L. Karol and William S. Karol Robert M. Lamoreaux ’69, ’70 Grant M. Lewis Jack Klein and Rita Ryan Klein ’75 Herbert E. Karren ’51 Jiang (JoAnn) Lan Jeff Lewis Ashlee Hunt Kleinert ’88 and Sandy M. Kaufman ’67, ’70 Cynthia H. Landen and Robert K. Ley Christopher W. Kleinert ’88 Michael P. Landen ’85 Beverly C. Kazickas and Michael V. Kazickas Charles S. Leyendecker ’57 and Marsha Harrison Kleinheinz ’83 and Bonnie K. Keene and Daniel W. Keene ’99 Diane Nolan Landen ’82, ’83 and Millicent A. Leyendecker John B. Kleinheinz James E. Landen ’82 Dee Keever and Robert L. Keever ’79 HaoFei Li ’10, ’12 Marilyn Marr Klepak ’56 Gail Widmer Landreth ’73 and Carole P. Keiffer James A. Lico and Chris Kline ’75 and Teresa Kline William A. Landreth, Jr. ’72 Lorita Stevens Keig ’54 Margaret Ruether Lico ’82 Gail Bringardner Knapp ’74 and Kay Clark Lane ’63 and Robert B. Lane ’60 Lester J. N. Keliher, III ’88 and Brian M. Lidji ’78 and Fay Howell Lidji ’77 William A. Knapp ’72, ’78 Olin B. Lane, Jr. ’55 and Margaret Coleman Keliher ’90 Carolyn Chappell Light ’64 and Bedford F. Knipschild, Jr. ’50 and Sally Buckley Lane ’55 Sara Beezley Keller ’76 David W. Light, III ’65 Kathryn Knipschild Laurie Grant Lang ’89, ’92 and Joe T. Lang Garrett B. Kelley ’92 Tom Light Colt C. Knost Carol J. Langham and Marsha Moore Limbaugh ’73 and Linda K. Kelley-Hogue Kathryn Knott ’09, ’10 James T. Langham ’64 Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr. ’73, ’77 Ellen Buie Kelly ’87 and Michael C. Kelly ’84 Bettye Jean Knowles and Sandra J. Larson and Timothy A. Larson Tzy-Ping Lin ’74 and Maryhelen Tso Marty Smith Kelly ’81 Richard C. Knowles ’47 Patti LaSalle ’05 and James K. Hopkins Deborah B. Lindee and Mark T. Lindee Edward B. Kemble ’57, ’59 Jack D. Knox ’60, ’63 Betty A. Lasley and Thomas T. Lasley ’68 Jeffrey B. Linden ’05 Matthew J. Kemner ’88 Kevin L. Knox and Tryna H. Knox Margaret J. Laudise Cherie N. Lindley and John D. Lindley ’77 Robert Van Kemper ’99 Rodger D. Kobes Dustin M. Laughlin ’97 Shelli Mims Lindley and Steven J. Lindley ’74 Pamela S. Kendall-Rijos ’85, ’92 J. Mark Koch ’79 and James Laughlin ’08 and Laura B. Laughlin Patricia Shoemaker Koch ’79 Brigitte Lindsay and Travis L. Lindsay, Jr. ’81 Patty Bell Kendrick ’52 and Kathryn C. Laughlin and Jeff Lindsey and William B. Kendrick, III ’54 Bruce L. Koepfgen and Kristin N. Koepfgen L. Russell Laughlin ’84 Rhonda Hall Lindsey ’80, ’83 David M. Keneipp ’75 and John C. Kohl, Jr. and Theresa W. Kohl Frank T. Lauinger and Kyle D. Lippman ’77 Leslie Vanderveer-Keneipp Hideki Kojima ’78 Kathleen Keith Lauinger ’79, ’83 Carol H. Lipsett and Gordon P. Lipsett Christopher G. Kenney and Shelly Kenney Janice Kolb and John C. Kolb ’88 Michael B. Laurent ’77 Cathy C. Lively and Dorothy Bayer Kennington ’55 Arlene S. Kolodziejski and Laura L. Lavelle and Stewart Lavelle William M. Lively, III ’67, ’71 Cindy Vaughan Kerr ’76 and Guy H. Kerr ’78 Dan C. Kolodziejski Alexandra Lavie and Robert Lavie ’78 Deborah L. Lively ’84, ’02 J. Michael Kerr ’84 and Amy B. Korenvaes and Harlan B. Korenvaes Susan Light Lawhon ’68 and James W. Livingston ’69 and Nancy Landen Kerr ’84 Cindy Kozmetsky and Greg A. Kozmetsky Thomas J. Lawhon Jane Webb Livingston ’69 Gary S. Kessler ’74 and John C. Kratzer ’85 and Naomi E. Lawrence and William B. Lawrence Janice Crow Livingstone ’58 and Joan Cunningham ’74 Kara McAdams Kratzer ’87, ’91 David A. Lawson and Shirley N. Lawson William E. Livingstone, III ’57, ’60 Donald A. Key and Karen Faulkner Key ’83 Sandra Plowman Kraus ’76, ’80 Cynthia Lazares and David Lazares Charles L. Lloyd, Jr. ’64 and Sandra C. Lloyd James W. Keyes and Margo R. Keyes Mr. and Mrs. T. Gregory Kraus ’80 Fredrick S. Leach ’83 and Jill G. Leach John S. Lloyd ’71 and Sue James Lloyd ’71 Kyle E. Kidd ’95 and Molly Noble Kidd ’94 Kent C. Krause ’79, ’82 and Lisa J. Leder Karole F. Lloyd Douglas A. Kiersey and Karen S. Kiersey Valerie Bettis Krause ’80 Marc J. Leder John R. Loar Kristina A. Kiik ’06, ’10 Kevin M. Krohn ’80, ’82 Christopher G. Lee and Marjorie A. Lee Michelle E. Lockhart ’93 and Anne Nash Killebrew ’85 and Kyle G. Krohn ’85 Cynthia D. Crain-Lee and Dwight R. Lee William Lockhart George W. Killebrew, IV ’85 Eric E. Krueger and Shari D. Krueger George T. Lee, Jr. and J. Stephen Lockton ’89 and Ann Marie Laskey Kilpatrick ’51 Charles T. Ku and Mary Ku Natalie Henderson Lee ’82 Nicole Lampkin Lockton ’92 Chere Kimbell and Amy O. Kulas and Jason A. Kulas ’93 Kate Hegel Lee ’07 and William B. Lee ’07 John W. Lodewick ’59, ’65 and Isham Mike Kimbell, IV ’63 Roy A. Kull, Jr. ’60 and Susan Hardy Kull ’65 Max F. Lee ’11 Julia K. Lodewick Edward P. King ’84 and Wendy D. King Katy Beth L. Kuner Fredrick J. Lehman ’00 and Jill Lehman Robert E. Loeb ’77, ’85 Frank A. King and Mary Ann King Roman J. Kupchynsky, II ’80, ’84 and Alan S. Leibel ’76 and Kay D. Leibel David Loewe and Nancy S. Loewe Gail G. King ’56 and Hugh D. King ’57 Ruth Irwin Kupchynsky ’80 Emily McQueen Leisy ’48 Eric J. Lohry and Patricia A. Lohry J. Luther King, Jr. and Teresa King Katherine Brazda Kurtz ’80 and Eleanor Lemak and John S. Lemak Jeffrey C. Londa ’75 and Sandy W. Londa Jack M. King, Jr. ’79 Kevin F. Kurtz Lisa W. LeMaster ’76 Eric T. London ’08, ’10 Kay L. King and Reid D. King Melvin S. Kusin Nancy K. LeMay and S. Robert LeMay, Jr. ’53 Kenneth C. Long ’01 Shannon R. King ’94 Mark D. Kvamme and Patricia Kvamme Barbara T. Lemmon and Mark L. Lemmon Kelly L. Longfellow ’05 Gordon L. Kinne and Laura E. Kinne Garry W. Kyle ’98 and Teal Kyle Ann Howard Lemon ’60, ’74 Angela M. Lopez ’00 Carole V. Kinnebrew and Joyce S. Lacerte and Lawrence G. Lacerte Harold C. Lentz, III ’99 Norma J. Lopez ’78, ’06 Jack M. Kinnebrew ’67, ’73 William H. Lacey, Jr. ’86 John S. Leonard and Mary A. Leonard Alan Losinger and Sarah M. Losinger David B. Kinney and Lois E. Kinney Cheri L. Lacy and Robert J. Palmer, Sr. Robert G. Kipp and Rosie M. Kipp Marty V. Leonard ’59
64 | smu.edu/annualreport David H. Lott, Jr. ’70, ’72 and Jeffrey P. Mahon ’85 Kimberly M. Mathiesen ’96 and Hugh McFadden Lynne Malhiot Lott ’71 John S. Malanowski and Mark C. Mathiesen ’96 Corinne A. McFarland and David M. Love, III ’85, ’92 and Kelly H. Love Susan B. Malanowski J. Scott Mattei ’93 H. Neill McFarland ’47 Annelle Rodecape Lovering ’47 and Ken S. Malcolmson ’74 and Betty Beckmann Matthews ’71 and John S. McFarland ’59, ’61 and Eugene H. Lovering, Sr. Stacey Paddock Malcolmson E. Stanley Matthews, III ’71, ’72 Linda B. McFarland Scott A. Lovett ’71, ’74 and Teresa A. Lovett John C. Mallios ’72 and Sherry Mallios Kenneth E. Mattox, Jr. ’90 and Cappy R. McGarr and Janie S. McGarr Jack Lowe and Mary Lowe LuAnne Schmidt Malnory ’82 and Melody Shainline Mattox ’91 James W. McGee ’91, ’96 and Kristopher L. Lowe ’04 Richard B. Malnory ’82 Dustin M. Mauck ’00, ’04 Sawnie Ferguson McGee ’91 Christopher C. Loy ’92 and Susan C. Loy Danielle Epperly Maloney ’90 and Donald M. Mauldin ’71 and Michael F. McGehee ’80 and Walter G. Maloney Pamela S. Mauldin Ann Swisher ’82 Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68 and Penny R. Loyd Don ’62 and Dian Malouf Beth E. Maultsby and Vance K. Maultsby, Jr. Margot R. McGinness ’91 and Edward Lozick John A. Manaloor ’02 Bruce V. Mavec and Ellen S. Mavec Thomas Vogel, Jr. Joseph O. Luby, Jr. ’68, ’70 Charles A. Mangum ’86 and O.J. Goode Mavon ’66 and J. Roddy McGinnis ’76 and Harry B. Lucas Elaine Scheffer Mangum ’89 P.G. (Jerry) Mavon, Jr. ’66 Susan F. McGinnis Linda E. Ludden and Paul W. Ludden Lisa Mann and Phillip B. Mann, Sr. Coral Lindsey Maxwell ’48 Spencer McGowan Carolyn Ludwig and John L. Ludwig, Jr. ’86 Catherine Zick Manning ’75 and Mary C. May Connelly T. McGreevy and Chauncey F. Lufkin, III Jacqueline Wiewall McGreevy ’92 George T. Manning Robert Mayer, Jr. Gaylord G. Lummis and Bernard C. McGuire ’57 Kimberli C. Mansfield and Scott L. Mayler Palmer B. Lummis ’77 Michael F. Mansfield, Sr. Michael T. McGuire ’05 and Jason H. Maynard ’91 and Hinngong (Yolanda) Lei Luong ’96, ’97, ’98 Natalie K. McGuire Arlene H. Manthey and Charles R. Manthey Nicole R. Maynard and Tuong K. Luong Donald B. McIlhenny ’56 and Troy G. Marchbanks ’56 Matthew W. Maynard ’96 Mary L. Lupo and Robert E. Lupo Jan Baldwin McIlhenny ’57 David Marchesani ’03 Robert O. McAlister Maureen H. Lupton and Shirley McIntyre and William S. McIntyre George A. Marcinko, Sr. and Tavenner C. Lupton, III ’79 Bill McAnelly and Bobbie Sharp McAnelly Mary O. Marcinko Barbara Jean K. McJunkin and Dennis L. Lutes ’72 and John K. McCaa and Nora G. McCaa Jack I. McJunkin, Sr. ’55 Kris Marcus and Stephen D. Marcus ’86 Kay Portman Lutes ’69 Joseph J. McCain, Jr. ’64, ’67 and Herbert H. McJunkin, Jr. ’53, ’55 and Linda Cumber Marcus ’59, ’90 D. Scott Luttrell ’77 and Reed Skinner McCain ’65 Katherine H. McJunkin Nancy Cain Marcus ’74 Laura Dvorozniak Luttrell ’77 Clyde S. McCall, Jr. and Alice Adams-McKeever and David S. Luttrell ’09 Tamara Marinkovic ’91, ’94 Patricia Dean McCall ’57 Ernest J. McKeever ’72 Nancy Luxen and Robert E. Luxen ’76 E. M. Markham Keri Maness McCall ’91 and Barbara Wright McKenzie ’74 and Shannon K. McCall ’91 Adrienne R. Luzzi ’03 Jeff Markham Michael D. McKenzie Colin McCartney and Bobby B. Lyle ’67 Guillermo G. Marmol Elizabeth C. McKiernan and Stevie Williams McCartney ’04 William S. McKiernan Katherine Glaze Lyle ’71, ’73, ’94 Ray H. Marr ’52 Dan P. McCauley ’72 and Angela C. Marriott and John W. Marriott, III John K. McKinley Sharon E. Lyle Sandra K. McCauley ’72 Donna G. Marriott and Karla McKinley and Mark C. McKinley ’78 Richard D. Lynch Joyce Mays McClellan ’56 and J. Willard (Bill) Marriott, Jr. Charles T. McKinney ’84 and Barbara Golden Lynn ’72 and Thomas C. McClellan ’74 Charlene Cline Marsh ’91 and Tom F. Marsh Tonya Brown McKinney ’86 Michael P. Lynn ’75 Gillian M. McCombs Andrew Marshall Nancy McLamore Donna Lyon and Ted B. Lyon, Jr. ’76 Christine Flynn McConnell ’84 and David G. McLane ’63, ’66 and Lynn M. Lyon ’10 Cary P. Marshall ’86, ’89 and Michael McConnell Cindy Stanish Marshall ’86 Shelley R. McLane Gary B. MacDonald ’94 J. Tucker McCormack ’07 Elizabeth Turner Marshall ’58, ’68 and John V. McLaughlin and Vicki L. McLaughlin Jeffrey N. MacDowell ’87 and Rebecca (Claire) McCormack ’09 John W. Marshall ’56 Katherine M. McLure ’03, ’05 Kelly M. MacDowell Andrew D. McCullough, Jr. ’91 and Brant C. Martin ’97 and Natalie B. Martin Lewis H. McMahan ’68 and Kelly Thornell MacDowell ’94 and Laura McCullough Charles M. Martin, Sr. ’63 and Joan Martin Valerie McMahan Jeffrey Nichols MacDowell ’87 P. Michael McCullough and Carmen Crews McMillan ’64 and Billie A. Mace and Peter J. Mace ’89 Derek C. Martin and Tonya J. Martin Sharon C. McCullough E.G. McMillan, III ’61, ’62 Carol D. Mack and Earle I. Mack Katherine E. Martin ’99 Candice Sams McCurdy ’97 and Robert W. McMillan ’79 Sue Lykes Maclay ’80, ’86 Lauren Hartje Martin ’04 and Chad A. McCurdy ’97 Taylor R. Martin ’99 Scott M. McMillan ’91, ’95 James H. MacNaughton ’72, ’73 and Jayne Rose McDearman ’73 and James A. McMillin ’94 and Judy B. McMillin Alexandra (Sacha) MacNaughton David R. Martindale ’83 and John R. McDearman ’71 Laura Martindale Joni McMordie ’80 Heather Madden and Margaret M. McDermott James C. Madden, V ’83 David F. Martineau and Sara T. Martineau Cynthia M. McDonald and Timothy T. McMurray and Vickie McMurray Gerry L. Maddoux and Nancy Nicol Martinez ’75 W. Scott McDonald, Jr. ’59, ’61 Anne H. McNamara and Errol P. Mitlyng Mia Diekemper-Maddoux ’77 Sally Smith Mashburn ’77 Ashley P. McDonough and Sharon P. McNearney ’06 and Matthew O. Maddox ’98 Allyson Foreman Mashek ’04 and Robert R. McDonough ’05 Thomas O. McNearney, III John A. Madeley ’66 Grant Edwin Mashek ’02, ’04 Carol Anne Schantz McDougal ’65, ’68 Barry McNeil and Melissa Craig McNeil ’76 Ann Thompson Maguire ’52 and Elvis L. Mason and Joan Baker Mason ’60 Deborah M. McDowell and Amber E. McNutt and Robert P. McNutt ’80 Cary M. Maguire Monty Mason and Thomas P. McDowell ’06 Nancy Howell McRae ’50 and Brian L. Maguire ’01 and Pamela Jenkins Mason ’94 John H. McDowell, Jr. William D. McRae Julie Gabennesch Maguire ’01 Gail Vosburgh Massad ’68 and Pat McDowell ’57, ’60 Nora F. McRae and Vaughan W. McRae ’78 Fredna Barton Mahaffey ’50 and Robert A. Massad ’68 Jackie M. McElhaney ’62, ’82 and Lori S. McWilliams and John B. Mahaffey Craig L. Massey ’77, ’83 and John H. McElhaney ’56, ’58 Robb C. McWilliams ’95 Jennifer F. Mahaffey and Tatiana A. Massey Alfred P. McEvoy, III ’03 and Amy M. Meadows and Michael L. Meadows Robert B. Mahaffey ’80 Dorothy Olson Matetich ’48 Amy Tessier McEvoy ’03 Curtis W. Meadows, Jr. and Patricia B. Meadows
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 65 David E. Meadows ’03 Elizabeth Dickey Mills ’59 and Elizabeth Setzer Morrow ’51 and Peter M. Neupert and Sheryl Neupert JoAnn Harris Means ’70, ’74 and Robert H. Mills ’57 Philip R. Morrow William D. Newby ’74, ’81 Terry R. Means ’70, ’74 David R. Milton ’55 and Jeanne Milton Phillip K. Morrow A. G. Nichols, Jr. ’62 and James F. Meara, Jr. ’82 Raymond J. Mimick ’10 Betsy Lane Morton ’76, ’05 and Barbara Koonce Nichols ’63 Elizabeth L. Medders and William J. Minick, III ’89 and Melissa D. Tonn Stephan E. Morton ’74, ’76 Jeremy J. Nickel ’01 Tom B. Medders, III Joan Watts Mistler ’63 and Dustin E. Morton ’06 and Albert W. Niemi, Jr. and Maria Niemi Kelly Campbell Morton ’06 Linda Reid Medlen ’66 and Thomas E. Mistler Evelyn Rayzor Nienhuis ’51 Norman R. Medlen ’65, ’66 Gwyn H. Morton ’50 and Barbara T. Mitchell and Peter M. Mitchell Galina P. Nikolova-Moutafov ’01 Kevin B. Meeks ’79, ’80 and Phyllis Erickson Morton ’72 D. Scott Mitchell ’95 Erik N. Nikravan ’06 Laura Green Meeks ’79 Frederick Moss and Jennifer Farris Moss ’84 Harvey R. Mitchell, Jr. and Joyce J. Mitchell Heidi Nilson and Victor Nilson ’09 Robert E. Mellor ’68 and George F. Moss ’58 Frances L. Mizell and Grace Ann Nivens and Suzanne Bolton Mellor ’69 Nicol D. Moss ’90 and William A. Mizell, Jr. ’49 Louie B. Nivens, Jr. ’90 Gordon R. Melson and Judy Melson Robert G. Moss ’88, ’92 Janet B. Mockovciak and Frances O. Nixon and Victor H. Nixon ’67 Brian D. Melton ’80 and John Mockovciak, III Bryan C. Motzel ’97 and Paula K. Motzel Darcy Belf Melton ’79 D. Bobbitt Noel, Jr. ’76 and Karen H. Noel Christopher S. Moen ’72 and B. Gregory Mowatt ’74, ’76 Edmund O. Noel ’75 and Brittany Kemper Melton ’10 and Leanna Nelson Moen ’73 R. Charles Muchmore, Jr. ’75 Bryan D. Melton ’09 Patrice Oden Noel ’75 Paulette McConachie Moen ’75 and Jane B. Muir and William T. Muir ’70 Karl V. Mendel ’42 Martin B. Noel ’06 Timothy P. Moen ’74, ’75 Elizabeth C. Mullan and John H. Mullan Jose A. Menendez ’91 and Robert C. Noel ’80, ’89 and Bijan Mohraz and Judy J. Mohraz Berry J. Mullennix and Regina A. Mullennix Nicole N. Menendez Deanne Moore Noel ’89 Lynda C. Moister and Roger W. Moister, Jr. Gregory D. Mullinax and Wes K. Waggoner Marybelle P. Menzel William D. Noel ’82 and Barbara W. Noel Donna D. Moity and Carlo J. Mulvenna and Debra C. Mulvenna Cari Lyn Hinkle Nolan ’84 and Adele S. Merck Randolph M. Moity, Sr. ’79 C. Ebb Munden, III ’57 and Lucy A. Munden Michael J. Nolan ’83 Ellen Benson Merriman ’85 and Kyle H. Molberg ’81 and Juanita G. Mundy and Von R. Mundy ’09 Cyrena A. Nolan Michael A. Merriman ’79 Paula Deakins Molberg ’81 Dennis E. Murphree ’69 and Joe Nolan George R. Merriman, II ’83 and Curtis E. Moll ’64 and Sara Hooks Moll ’65 Katy M. Merriman Penny Mize Murphree ’70 Mariann Nolan and Thomas J. Nolan John R. Molland Madonna Shields Merritt ’80 Brian G. Murphy ’82 and Kathy Murphy Arthur W. Noll and LouAnn B. Noll Moriah M. Momsen Terry Methenitis and James R. Murphy, Jr. ’75 and Julie Murphy Christina W. Norris ’96 and Timothy J. Norris Anne Mewhinney Monning ’71 and William M. Methenitis ’81 Donald G. Murray ’59 W. Bruce Monning, Sr. ’70, ’72 Leonard L. Northrup, Jr. ’40 and Jennifer Whitten Metzger ’71, ’74 and Jay J. Murray ’92 Merlyn M. Northrup D. Randall Montgomery ’84, ’87 and Steven C. Metzger ’72 Vickie Wood Montgomery ’84 John M. Murray Colleen Norton and Joseph J. Norton Thomas E. Meurer Marian M. Montgomery John R. Muse and Lyn R. Muse James C. Norton ’64 and Ronda Norton Barbara L. Meyer and Frederick R. Meyer Michael E. Montgomery ’79 and Michael L. Mycoskie ’71 and Ernest W. Norvell ’50 and James S. Meyer ’79, ’82 and Vinette H. Montgomery Pamela A. Mycoskie Patsy Moseley Norvell ’51 Louisa Orr Meyer ’79 Nancy V. Montgomery Jack C. Myers ’66, ’69 and Judy N. Myers Michelle A. Noski ’09 Jerry M. Meyer and SuSu H. Meyer Peggy Montgomery Jack (Chris) C. Najork ’67, ’68 and Daniel P. Novakov ’84 and Lydia H. Novakov Judiann Reeves Meyer ’76 and Linda C. Najork Anne M. Moody and Robert L. Moody, Sr. Kimberly L. Novel ’88 and Terry D. Quinn ’88 Mark L. Meyer ’76 Mary E. Nakashige ’82 Ingrid K. Moody and Robert L. Moody, Jr. Edwin E. Nowlin, Jr. ’66, ’68 and Carmen Miller Michael ’45 and Charlene Nanney and D. Roger Nanney Susan Byerly Nowlin ’67 Ludwig A. Michael Ross R. Moody Eileen Ruebel Nash ’57 and Alice G. Nye and Erle A. Nye ’65 Cathryn Mayo Moore ’78 and Paul E. Michael ’76 and Susan R. Michael Michaux Nash, Jr. ’56 James D. Moore ’77 Alice Hughes Oakley ’87 and Barbara D. Miercort and Clifford R. Miercort Anthony Natase John R. Oakley ’93 Charles D. Moore ’74 Harriet E. Miers ’67, ’70 Colleen E. Nay ’04 Anita Oberwetter and James C. Oberwetter Dawn Enoch Moore ’78, ’81 and Craig E. Miley ’80 and Diane G. Miley Steven D. Moore ’78, ’98 Carolyn F. Neal and George D. Neal ’54, ’59 Brian J. O’Boyle ’06 Alan L. Miller ’88 Edward W. Moore ’84 and John T. Neal ’66 and Kennie S. Neal Christina O’Brien and Donald S. O’Brien Buddy Miller ’64 and Marsha L. Miller JoAnne Bisso Moore ’80 Michael J. Needham and Jessie W. O’Brien and Mark O. O’Brien ’86 David B. Miller ’72, ’73 and Carolyn L. Miller Elizabeth G. Moore and Wendy B. Needham Amy E. Ochs and Roger C. Ochs ’93 Diane Miller and Jim Miller R. Anthony Moore ’68 Elizabeth F. Neel ’11 Lisa O’Connor and Randall P. O’Connor Dolly O. Miller Loy B. Moore ’59 and Peggy H. Moore Henry E. Neely and Rene R. Neely Elizabeth Miller O’Daniel ’88 and Elizabeth Galbraith Miller ’88 and Philip B. Moran ’87 and Vicki Moran Richard S. Neely ’82, ’84 Michael J. O’Daniel ’87 Rodney D. Miller ’88 Claudine R. Morgan David R. Nelson and Lisa B. Nelson Edith J. O’Donnell and Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Geraldine (Tincy) Erwin Miller ’56 and Harold S. Morgan ’71, ’72 and Donna M. Nelson and John D. O’Hara and Linda Ward O’Hara ’91 Vance C. Miller ’55 Linda Hopkins Morgan ’76 Harry A. Nelson, III ’69 Cynthia Morgan Ohlenforst ’80 and Gregory L. Miller ’89, ’95 and Kim Miller Hicks B. Morgan and Vicki C. Morgan Happy Nelson ’62 and Linda M. Nelson Patrick M. Ohlenforst Jan Miller and Jeffrey A. Rich Ruth P. Morgan Karen F. Nelson and Richard D. Nelson Dwight H. O’Keefe, III ’65 and Jan S. Miller and Tyree B. Miller ’75, ’76 Vanessa A. Morgan ’04, ’07 and Sarah C. Nelson and Scott M. Nelson ’95 Mary B. O’Keefe John D. Miller ’80 and Sharon M. Miller Robert L. Quillin David Nethery and Herschel A. O’Kelley ’58 and Katy A. Miller and Kyle D. Miller ’01 Barbara B. Moroney and Jeannie Scott Nethery ’70 Melissa A. O’Kelley Mary Lee Filgo Miller ’72 James M. Moroney, III Catherine Madeley Nettune ’00 and Jill M. Oman and Mark C. Oman Scott L. Miller James B. Morris and Susan F. Morris Alex R. Nettune Kevin P. O’Meara ’86 and Patricia Ann O’Meara Charles R. Millikan ’71 and Donald N. Morriss ’76 and Carl R. Neufeld Laura Jackson Millikan ’71 Patricia Glasgow Morriss ’75 Judy A. Neuhoff and Thomas H. Neuhoff, Sr. Chris O’Neill ’75 and Connie Blass O’Neill ’77
66 | smu.edu/annualreport Katherine L. O’Neill and William P. O’Neill Carol Pearson and Clifford Pearson Charles C. Pierce, Jr. and Mark H. Prothro ’72 and Dianne C. Prothro Geraldine A. Orler and John J. Orler ’69 Andrea E. Pearson-Haas Jane Harrell Pierce ’65, ’71 Vincent H. Prothro Amy K. Orsini and Steve Orsini John W. Peavy, III ’66 and Linda A. Peavy Margaret M. Pierce and Ellen S. Pryor and Will E. Pryor, III Michael K. Pierce ’79 Beth M. O’Shea and Michael A. O’Shea Kathryn P. Peck and Thomas R. Peck, II Jennifer Daniels Pulliam ’00 and Robert D. Pierson Russell W. Oshman ’03 ’06 Julianne Pederson and Tony W. Pederson Matthew J. Pulliam Prudence A. Pigott and William T. Pigott Clement Osimetha ’95 and Rena M. Pederson Elizabeth (Betty) Kenner Purkey ’66, ’75 and Scott P. Pinkston, Sr. and Walter R. Purkey ’67, ’75, ’95 Karen E. Whitaker ’92 Richard H. Peeples Stephanie Brown Pinkston ’81 David L. Puterbaugh ’78, ’79 and James P. O’Sullivan ’01 and Michael D. Pegues ’84 and Sonya T. Pegues Michelle P. O’Sullivan Alden G. Pinnell ’92 Kathy Puterbaugh Nini Pelio and William L. Pelio Giffen H. Ott ’81 and Karin Clark Ott ’82 Blake J. Piro ’09 Jerry Ann Rainey Putt ’64 and August J. Pellizzi and Angie Sears Pirok and Paul J. Pirok ’81 William D. Putt James K. Outland ’87 Karen Kleinkauf Pellizzi ’76 Elizabeth O’Brien Pitts ’87 and Mary C. Pyke and William A. Pyke ’59 Blanche E. Overton and Elaine C. Peltier and Richard Peltier Todd W. Rasberry ’90 Robert S. Pitts Elizabeth Hitchins Quigley ’91 and Sherrie A. Pena ’96 L. Matthew Quigley Barbara Belknap Owen Christine Pitzer and Starr L. Pitzer, Jr. ’71 Saranne Bowker Penberthy ’59 and Michael J. Pizzo Joanna W. Quillen and Roger K. Quillen Patra Owen and Robert R. Owen ’61 Walter L. Penberthy, Jr. Donna B. Plunket and Paul Plunket Hal D. Quinn ’85 Cindy G. Owens Didi Penrose and Stephen B. L. Penrose Mark B. Plunkett ’96 Miguel A. Quinones Linda Stewart Ozanne ’74 and Judy S. Peppercorn and Robert Peppercorn Porter L. Ozanne, III ’70 Ann Poeske and Dane Poeske Gail C. Radley and James A. Radley Barbara H. Percifield and Joseph Rainone Brenda B. Pack and Ronald A. Pack ’95 Paul E. Percifield ’59 Gigi Glisson Poglitsch ’69, ’72 and Jerry M. Poglitsch Barrett Haberer Ramsey ’89 and Christine Pollard Paddock ’03 and Dana Sloan Perlman ’80 and Michael L. Ramsey Peter W. Paddock, Jr. ’03 Jonathan S. Perlman ’92 Anne Veale Pogson ’65 and Clyde H. Pogson Elizabeth Ramsey and Patrick Ramsey Anne C. Padilla H. Ross Perot and Margot B. Perot Anne B. Pogue and J. Blake Pogue ’85 Lisa Budke Randall ’76 and Yvonne Forester Page ’50 Sarah Fullinwider Perot ’83 and Wayne D. Randall ’78 Marion Palley and Roger B. Palley Ross Perot, Jr. Carol McClaughry Pointer ’81 and David T. Pointer ’81 Arthur G. Randol, III and Francis R. Palmer, III and Robyn Palmer Elizabeth Schrodel Perry ’84, ’91 Donald R. Polan ’59 Gayle Kleweno Randol ’71 Richard G. Palmer and Ruth Grogan Palmer Heidi W. Perry and Timothy E. Perry Karen S. Pollock and Richard R. Pollock ’84 James H. Randolph, Jr. ’69 and Richard W. Palmer, Jr. and Randolph R. Perry ’70 and Suzanne F. Perry Leslie M. Randolph Stephanie H. Palmer Lawrence S. Pollock, III Stanley M. Peskind Jerry J. Ransom ’68, ’73, ’74 Robert J. Palmer, Jr. ’96, ’99 Anna R. Pool and Paul W. Pool ’62 David M. Petefish ’73, ’75 and Blake Rasmussen John T. Palter and Kathy Palter Rose M. Petefish Barbara Youkers Pool ’67 and Richard L. Pool ’64 Denise S. Rassier and John T. Rassier Michelle DeKnock Paluck ’80 and Philip W. Peter Wesley J. Pool ’72 Brenda G. Ratcliff and Neal R. Stockham Robert J. Paluck ’80 Brady Peters and Dan M. Peters ’98, ’99 Ashley Parker Pope ’07 and Carol P. Rathjen and Karl Rathjen Sanjay Pamurthy ’05 Jan Gehring Peterson ’70 and John H. Pope ’06 Girish Ratnam ’08 James A. Pappas and Lisa M. Pappas L. Marc Peterson ’70 Bruce W. Portillo ’70, ’72 and J. B. Portillo Neil J. Rauenhorst and John A. Park ’75 and Nancy J. Park Belle Drye Petkas ’68 and Peter Petkas Glenn A. Portman ’75 and Susan N. Portman Rebecca H. Rauenhorst B. Stephens Parker ’73 and Arnold Petsche and Kathy Petsche Jan C. Raulston ’57 and Eugenia M. Parker Carol H. Poston and George Poston ’58 Mary K. Petsche ’82 O. Doak Raulston, Jr. ’56 Claudia Kihano Parker ’85 and Jill Potter and Michael Potter Wesley E. Pettinger John R. Rausch ’06 James C. Parker Joan Hardy Potter ’56 and Eugene B. Pflughaupt ’58 and Robert L. Potter ’56 Brian Rawson ’00, ’03 Emily A. Parker ’73 Margery Pflughaupt Amy Zimmerman Pottkotter ’99 and Anita Ardinger Ray ’54 John M. Parker John C. Phelan ’86 Kurt A. Pottkotter Anne C. Ray and Robert B. Ray ’75 Jonathan E. Parker ’92 and Jeff B. Phelps ’95 Megan Hennessy Parker ’94 Catherine Fairman Potts ’42 and Barbara Lisenba Ray ’51 and Linda M. Phelps ’85 George G. Potts ’42, ’47 G. Farrell Ray, Jr. ’50 Robert L. Parker, Sr. Holly P. Philbin and Phillip B. Philbin Loyd W. Powell, Jr. ’68 Deborah J. Ray and Steven M. Ray Benjamin W. Parkey ’02 Laura Philips David N. Powers and Edward A. Razim and Jeffrey S. Parkhill and Cathy Cook Phillips ’74 and Margaret Peavy Powers ’87, ’01 Genevieve Turner Razim ’06 Karen Lynch Parkhill ’87 Cecil B. Phillips ’49 Kimberley A. Prater and Elise H. Reagan and Robert B. Reagan Vinod K. Pathrose ’04 Jeanne L. Phillips ’76 Thomas G. Prater ’79 Nelwyn Harman Reagan ’67 and Adana P. Paton and L. H. Paton ’71 John Phillips Katelyn J. Pratt ’08 Ross B. Reagan ’65 J. Redwine Patterson ’48, ’51, ’54 Lynn Phillips and Scott E. Phillips ’74 Matt Preston Ann S. Reames and Timothy P. Reames ’61 Larry Patterson ’93 Preston M. Phillips ’04 Lorene Bond Prewitt ’62, ’70 and Dana A. Reaud and Wayne A. Reaud Leslie D. J. Patterson Anthony Picchioni and Deborah O. Picchioni Robert I. Prewitt ’49, ’51 Ryann A. Reaud ’05 Patricia M. Patterson Heidi Huber Pickens ’02 and Benjamin B. Price, II Annette L. Redman and Douglas Redman Christopher C. Paul ’83 and Mike K. Pickens ’01 Benjy B. Price Glynis W. Redwine ’83, ’84 MaryAlice B. Paul Jan Rymer Pickens ’64 and Jeff Price Holly A. Reed Eric Paulson ’80 R. Houston Pickens ’62 Gage A. Prichard, Sr. ’58 and Linda Reed and Robert A. Reed ’69 Anne Spivey Paup ’73 and Henry B. Paup ’73 John T. Pickens and Gwen Lee Prichard ’58 Chris Reeder Helen Payton and Jimmy C. Payton, Sr. ’54 Kenney Dixon Pickens ’67 Dianne Young Priddy ’87 and Cristie Carstens Reeves and Jack L. Reeves Martha Raley Peak ’50 and Preston A. Peak Jeffrey D. Piepgras ’86 and Hervey A. Priddy ’99 Emil Reichstadt ’72 and Don S. Pearce ’65 and Linda M. Piepgras Kathryn A. Priddy Shirley French Reichstadt ’72 Linda Boswell Pearce ’70 Bradley P. Pierce ’94 and Caren H. Prothro Kristin Phelan Pierce ’94 Robert T. Reid ’57
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 67 Donald E. Reily ’53 and Eugene N. Robinson, III ’60 and Judy M. Sall and Larry D. Sall Scott P. Sealy, Jr. ’95 Nancy Hopkins Reily ’55 Gayle S. Robinson David B. Saller ’04 Carol Paris Seay ’66, ’71 Robert E. Reinke ’78 Jeanne Robinson and Steve Robinson Watt T. Salmon ’50 George E. Seay, Jr. ’68 and Richey and Marget Reneberg Bruce A. Robson ’74 and Emily K. Robson Victor E. Salvino Nancy Clements Seay ’64 Charles (Nick) Renneker C. Paul Rogers, III Joseph K. Samaha ’74 and George E. Seay, III ’94 and Sarah S. Seay Tracy J. Rentz ’97 Douglas H. Rogers ’66 and Ruth Stratton Samaha ’74 Avelino F. Segura and Judith Garrett Segura Christopher H. Rentzel ’72 and Jennifer H. Rogers ’84 Phyllis Sams and William M. Sams ’60 James T. Seigfreid, Jr. and Jana S. Rentzel Jeff P. Rogers and Robbie J. Rogers Charlotte K. Sanderson and Stephanie Seigfreid Jessica M. Requa ’08 Suzie Rogers and Yandell Rogers, Jr. ’61 David D. Sanderson Matthew W. Seinsheimer ’88 Michael L. Retzer, Jr. Pamela Loring Rohlfs ’77 and Marcellene Wilson Sands ’69 and James R. Seitz Georganne Rexford and Paul A. Rohlfs ’77 Stephen H. Sands ’70 Brian S. Selby ’93 and Jennifer N. Selby John H. Rexford ’79, ’80 Jill Mackie Rommel ’78 and Lola Peterson Sanford ’50 and Nicholas T. Serafy, Jr. and Viveca Serafy Ryan G. Rommel ’76 R. F. Sanford ’50 George T. Reynolds, III ’57 and Christine Irish Sestak ’95 and Jocelyn A. Reynolds Ashley Bonilla Romo ’06 and Paula L. Santoski Michael J. Sestak ’94, ’10 Jerad J. Romo ’06 Merrill J. Reynolds ’76 and Jim Sargent ’87 Carl Sewell ’66 and Nancy S. Reynolds Rhonda L. Rompola ’83 Clare McCaffrey Savage ’90 and Peggy Higgins Sewell ’72 Brian T. Rhame ’83 and Mary H. Rhame Marcos G. Ronquillo and David S. Savage ’87 Kim M. Shaddock and Leigh S. Rhea Yazmin J. Ronquillo Lucille Savarese William C. Shaddock ’74 Suzy Groth Rhodes ’67 and Andrew D. Rooker ’73 and Jane L. Rooker Mary Ann Ayres-Scalise and Frank G. Shaheen Thomas B. Rhodes, Jr. John D. Rooney Anthony Scalise ’61 Allen C. Shank ’02, ’03 Terry L. Richard and Timothy R. Richard ’89 Marianne B. Rooney and Patrick T. Rooney Wesley A. Scarbrough ’55 Vann T. Shank ’01 Betty Richards and Stanford H. Richards Elliott Roosevelt, Jr. and Valentine M. Schaible Margaret Barrett Shannon ’76 JoAnne M. Roosevelt Charles T. Richardson and Barton W. Schaller ’90 and Laura Shapard and Robert S. Shapard Twila T. Richardson Cecile S. Rose and Thomas N. Rose ’82 Elizabeth Alexander Schaller ’89 Susan R. Shapard Cindy W. Richardson and Deedie P. Rose and Edward W. Rose, III Charles L. Schalon and Kristin L. Schalon John J. Sheehan, Jr. ’80 and Mike W. Richardson ’69 Jared E. Rosen ’10, ’11 Douglas Scharbauer Margaret Phillips Sheehan ’81 Dabney H. Richey and R. Lanier Richey ’80 Joni Rosene and Lars E. Rosene Brad W. Scharf ’73 and Kenneth Sheets ’04 and Michele S. Sheets Robert E. Richey Mary E. White-Scharf ’72 Joseph Rosenstein and Kim Sheffield and Scott D. Sheffield Andrew M. Richman and Lori A. Richman Maryanne S. Rosenstein Janice Schauwecker and Chad E. Sheinbein ’06, ’07 Carol Jackson Riddle ’70, ’80 and Edward H. Ross ’87 and Nancy R. Ross Michael Schauwecker Donald F. Shelly, Jr. Michael L. Riddle John A. Rote and Kelley L. Rote David W. Scheible and Mary R. Scheible Chao Sheng ’10, ’12 Laura F. Riddle and Paul N. Riddle ’79 Jaquie N. Rothermel and Fritz (Pete) T. Schenkel and Pat L. Schenkel Dorothy M. Shepard ’86 Scott Riddles ’84 and John F. Rothermel, III ’71, ’75 Becky L. Schergens ’62 Mrs. Mark Shepherd, Jr. (Mary Alice) Susan Mullanax Riddles ’84 Fred E. Rowe ’68 and Michele L. Rowe Myrna D. Schlegel and Robert J. Schlegel Phillip W. Shepherd ’96 Ronald H. Ridlehuber ’75 John N. Rowe, III ’59 and Patricia H. Rowe Jay D. Schlichting Kathy C. Sheppard and Bobbie G. Riedel and William A. Riedel ’55 Theresa Rowe and William D. Rowe, II ’91 Amy Schmid and Jeffrey R. Schmid William D. Sheppard ’76 Ronald E. Rinard Glenver H. Rowland and Connie S. Schmidt and Ora Cox Reynolds Sheppard ’43 Brian K. Rinehart and Tracy Rinehart Robert G. Rowland ’74 Thomas G. Schmidt ’80 Gerald B. Sherrick ’05 Philip A. Riordan ’73 Robert B. Rowling ’79 and Terry G. Rowling Suzanne Schmidt ’67 and Dan C. Jones William O. Shields ’69 Billie Leigh Morgan Rippey ’53 Rebecca Royall ’73 Esther W. Schnase and Betty Cheesborough Shiels ’55 and Clement Risk and Colleen Risk Karen A. Brandstrader Rozzell ’82 and Robert C. Schnase ’84 Charles (Rob) R. Shiels ’55 Hedy A. Rittenmeyer and Scott E. Rozzell ’71 David Schoeggl James A. Shirk ’66 and Ronald A. Rittenmeyer Suzann H. Ruff ’73 Hugo W. Schoellkopf, III Linda Sternberg Shirk ’68 James Y. Robb, III ’76 and Jeanne Beauchamp Rumley ’61 and Lisa Bankler Schulgen ’00, ’03 and Linda Crawley Shirley ’84, ’93 and Susan Gorham Robb ’06 John L. Rumley ’61 Sean H. Schulgen ’98, ’03 Mark H. Shirley Pamela E. Robb and Robert S. Robb ’80 Bridget S. Russell Brian Schultz Linda Turner Shive ’75 and Edgar P. Roberts, Jr. and Jenny P. Russell and John F. Russell ’71 Enika Pearson Schulze ’76 and Ralph C. Shive ’75 Margaret L. Roberts Richard H. Schulze Patricia G. Russell and V. H. Sholl ’54, ’56 John B. Roberts, III ’94 William F. Russell ’60, ’64 Armond G. Schwartz, Jr. and Judy Keller Shore ’90 and Cynthia Cohen Schwartz ’79 Kevin J. Roberts and Terry P. Roberts Edward B. Rust, Jr. ’75 and Sally B. Rust Michael W. Shore ’86, ’90 Dorothy Culpepper Schween ’71 and Kristen Busby Roberts ’91 and Cheryl Redinger Rutledge ’75 and Thomas N. Short ’08 Richard W. Roberts Joel S. Rutledge ’86 John R. Schween, Jr. ’71 Angela M. Showalter and Ann Holland Scott ’80 and Tom L. Roberts Deborah J. Ryan William N. Showalter, III Richard Lynn Scott ’78 Bryce C. Robertson ’65 and Dennis N. Ryan ’74 and Diana P. Ryan Arden Bowers Showalter ’56, ’57 and Barbara S. Scott ’07 Jane H. Robertson Mark A. Rydel ’72 Larry D. Showalter ’57 Donald L. Scott and Gala R. Scott David L. Robertson and Jon A. Ryser ’87 and Michelle R. Ryser David W. Shuford ’67, ’70 and Kathleen L. Robertson Gay D. Scott and William F. Scott Thomas W. Sabin, Jr. ’79 and Karen Livesay Shuford ’70 Debbie Herring Robertson ’74 and Amy T. Styczynski ’89 James M. Scott ’06 Michael D. Shulman Ronnie W. Robertson ’74, ’75 Enza G. Saccacio and James J. Saccacio ’82 William F. Scott, II ’06 Brenda E. Shute and Jim C. Shute Mark A. Robertson ’85 James R. Sackett and Diane K. Scovell and John F. Scovell George A. Shutt and Nancy Perkins Shutt Debra Shepherd Robinson ’72 and Kimberly J. Yamanouchi ’78 Frederic S. Scripps ’02 Gerald S. Siegmyer ’73 and Rowland K. Robinson ’72 Lawrence M. Salerno, II ’03, ’04 Lynda L. Scurlock ’60 Marian E. Siegmyer
68 | smu.edu/annualreport Connie McCarthy Sigel ’85 and Kathryn Orr Smith ’80 and Randy L. Smith Cathleen C. Stevenson and Elizabeth Hebb-Sweney and Marc H. Sigel L. Stephen Smith ’78, ’87 David A. Stevenson ’73 Randolph P. Sweney ’72 Maria Cuellar Sikkel ’73 and Lowell N. Smith ’54 and John E. Stevenson ’86 and Bruce M. Swenson ’71 and Lindsley Swenson Mark A. Sikkel ’73 Shirley Segars Smith ’55 Melinda K. Stevenson Jack E. Swindle ’65, ’67 and Mary M. Silverman and Marilyn M. Smith and Wade C. Smith H. Leighton Steward ’57, ’59 and Libby Rogers Swindle ’73 Michael R. Silverman ’84 Lynda Brady Steward ’59 Michael G. Smith ’66, ’71 Carol Savage Swingle ’78, ’87 and Patricia S. Silverman and Andrew E. Stewart ’99 and Frank A. Swingle, Jr. ’76 Scott R. Smith ’79 Robert A. Silverman Mysti Newberry Stewart ’01 Arshad A. Syed and Nilma A. Syed Shelby L. Smith, Sr. ’54 and Annette Caldwell Simmons ’57 and Anne Lund Stewart ’68 and Virginia Adelaide Harrison Smith ’54 Charles J. Sylva and Sally P. Sylva Harold C. Simmons James W. Stewart, Jr. Sue G. Smith and Troy R. Smith, Jr. ’67 Mary Coleman Tabor ’70 and Brian P. Simmons and Carol Myers Stewart ’65 and Mike M. Tabor ’66, ’69 Julie Dowdall Simmons ’81 Terry P. Smith and Thomas E. Smith Lawrence R. Stewart ’65 Glenna Hamrick Taite ’64, ’76 and Virginia Street Smith ’58 Lisa K. Simmons Steven E. Stich ’00 Ralph E. Taite ’64, ’66 W. Clark Smith Erin A. Simons and George S. Simons ’83 Alex M. Stiles ’00 and Allyson Sirk Stiles ’00 Kelly Barnett Talbott ’06 Jack G. Snyder ’78 and Sharon K. Snyder Daniel T. Simpson ’08 Connie Marszalkowski Stine ’90 and Kathy Talley and Mike Talley ’87 Worth B. Snyder ’01, ’03 Todd A. Stine ’90 Georganna L. Simpson ’89 Mark A. Talley ’97 Gordon Sohl and Vera O. Sohl Steve Stodghill Jelena Simpson Mary A. Talley Dan E. Solomon ’61 and Marcia Solomon Gabrielle R. Stott ’72 and Amy E. Sims ’03 Julio E. Tamacas ’00 and Iliana Tamacas Gay F. Solomon and William T. Solomon ’64 Jay H. Stott ’74, ’75 J. Ernest Sims ’74 and Lolita C. Sims ’74 Kathryn Campbell Tanner ’63 and Berit B. Stover and Gregory M. Stover ’83 Michelle L. Sinacola ’05, ’09 David G. Somerville ’64 and Lawrence E. Tanner ’63 Mary Walls Somerville ’67 Ann W. Strader and Richard H. Strader Robert J. Sine, III ’02 Peter M. Tart ’64 and Shirley Shull Tart ’63 Lauren L. Soulis ’06 Brian L. Strange ’01 Lisa B. Singleton and Marvin B. Singleton ’89 Barbara Moore Tartt ’60 and Megan Spackman and Marjorie Wright Strange ’44, ’75 and Deborah Hurst Sirchio ’70 and Blake Tartt ’49, ’59 Thomas J. Spackman, Jr. ’92 William B. Strange, Jr. ’43 Richard J. Sirchio ’69 Alan C. Tatum ’69, ’74 and Frances K. Tatum Philip S. Spain ’68, ’77, ’78 and Sue Wayne Strauss ’87 and Alan M. Skaggs ’05 Nenetta C. Tatum and Stephen L. Tatum ’76 Robyn B. Spain Theodore H. Strauss Christopher C. Skambis and Rosalie Taubman Patti G. Sparkman Matthew E. Strickland ’00 Kathleen Maloney Skambis ’87 Adam K. Tauzel ’02 and M. L. Speer ’67 Ann Roberts Stringer ’71 and Evan M. Skarin ’11 Jennifer Cowan Tauzel ’02, ’03, ’06 Willard Spiegelman J. Frank Stringer, Jr. ’70 Michael J. Skillman and Sherri J. Skillman Catherine B. Taylor Carol P. Spies and Donald K. Spies ’04 Kay Strother and James A. Skinner, III and Lisa R. Skinner T. McCullough Strother ’62, ’65 David H. Taylor and Elizabeth B. Taylor Marian Gilden Spitzberg ’85 and Kent Skipper Glenn R. Taylor and Wanda J. Taylor Jack W. Spitzberg Hunter P. Stuart ’08 Alice Schulhofer Sklar ’97 and Helen Grubb Taylor ’79 and James C. Taylor J. Abbott Sprague and Kirby L. Stuart ’06 Frederick Sklar Leslie MacKay Sprague ’82 Lawrence D. Stuart, Jr. ’66, ’69 and John G. Taylor Janet K. Slater and Jon E. Slater Sriram Srinivasan ’00 Venise Stuart Pamela Anderson Taylor ’81 and John W. Slates, III ’92 and Steven H. Taylor ’81 Donna E. Stack and Robert J. Stack ’95 Layton Stuart and Tommye Stuart Paige Davis Slates ’92 John C. Teddlie and Linda D. Stafford and Thomas P. Stafford Mersina Pappas Stubbs ’85 and Anne Turriff Slaughter ’66 and Phineas W. Stubbs, Jr. Jeannie Trevino-Teddlie Randolph Slaughter, Jr. Joseph H. Staley, Jr. and Linda B. Staley John P. Studnicky ’97 and Linda Studnicky Andrew Teller, Jr. ’85 and Betty Carter Sloan ’84 and Mark M. Sloan ’90 Robert D. Stalford ’86 Carrie Chapman Teller ’02 Drew Bass Stull ’72 and John F. Stull Charles M. Sloan, III ’47 and Sue H. Sloan Renee J. Standley ’90, ’99 J. Liener Temerlin and Karla S. Temerlin Roy Sturgis Dyann A. Slosar Deborah Greynolds Stanford ’87 and Mary C. Templeton and Carolyn McCabe Stutts ’63 and Richard L. Stanford ’71, ’74 Richard K. Templeton Alison Weir Small ’84 and James R. Small Charles W. Stutts Carolyn S. Stanley and Harold W. Stanley Christopher S. Terhune ’88 Don M. Smart ’65 Michael S. Stutts ’81 Dan W. Stansbury, Jr. ’89 and Beverly K. Terrell and Jennifer Lott Smit ’98 and Jennifer Overstreet Styslinger ’86 and Tina Moore Stansbury ’91 Charles T. Terrell, Sr. ’60 Michael M. Smit ’97 Mark J. Styslinger ’87 Daniel W. Stansbury, Sr. ’54, ’59 and Charles T. Terrell, Jr. ’85 and Amie W. Smith and Charles A. Smith, III ’89 David M. Sudbury ’70 and Joan Lively Stansbury ’54 Ellen Fair Terrell Andrea E. Smith and Curtis E. Smith Holly Ritger Sudbury ’68 Taryn A. Starling and William J. Starling ’94 Antoinette Barksdale Terry ’54 and Bonnie B. Smith and Peter S. Smith Calvin H. Sugg, Jr. ’64 and Donna Sugg Marianne Staubach and Roger T. Staubach Marshall Terry ’53, ’54 Bradford A. Smith and Marsha L. Smith Janis Y. Sullivan and Stephen Sullivan Paul P. Steed, Jr. ’47 and Violet A. Steed Ellen Coleman Terry ’61 Brett A. Smith ’88 and Dawn Lee Smith ’89 Kristin N. Sullivan ’90 and Gigi Steele and Walter W. Steele, Jr. ’57 Kay Theis Bryan F. Smith, Jr. ’78 and Kelly C. Smith J. Mitch Whitten ’91 Catherine Steenstrup Jo Ann Geurin Thetford ’69, ’70 Bud Smith ’45 and Jane M. Smith Joe Chat Sumner, III ’55 Flint M. Steeples ’96 Mario R. Thiem ’94 Carol Coleman Smith ’72 and Frances McCreless Sunderland ’59 and Sandra C. Steinbach ’74 Billie D. Thomas Stephen W. Smith ’71 Robert B. Sunderland ’60 Marc Steinberg Cynthia Thomas and Jonathan S. Thomas Christina H. Smith ’07 Kathryn Surls and Lynn O. Surls ’67, ’72 Harriet Stephens and Warren A. Stephens David S. Thomas, Jr. and Lucy A. Thomas Dori Hodges Smith ’76, ’77 and Daniel F. Susie ’72 and Sydney Susie James E. Smith Lenise H. Stephenson and Larry S. Sutton and Linda Brown Sutton ’82 Erielane L. Thomas and Randall L. Stephenson Jeffrey P. Thomas ’66 Earl C. Smith, Jr. ’66 Greg M. Swalwell ’79 and Terry G. Connor Phyllis Stephenson and Gail Griffin Thomas ’58 and J. Allen Smith ’81 and Carolyn C. Swann and Stephen B. Swann ’70 Steve A. Stephenson ’71 Robert Hyer Thomas ’53, ’57 Jane Cornish Smith ’81, ’01 Marjorie E. Swann and William M. Tsutsui N. L. Stevens, III ’72, ’76 and Guy R. Thomas ’76 and Lyn Thomas James S. Smith and Kella Smith Charles D. Sweeney ’65 and Nancy D. Williams ’73 Jason N. Thomas ’90, ’94 and James W. Smith ’78 and Monica W. Smith Jennifer Wyatt Sweeney ’66 Michelle Vukasin Thomas ’91
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 69 John C. Thomas ’88 and Wendy Thomas Carol K. Turpin Angela S. Wallander and Freida G. Welch and Jerry R. Welch Mary Dale Turner Thomas ’55 and Jack A. Turpin William L. Wallander Suzy Smith Welfelt ’78 Patrick R. Thomas ’55 John Tuszynski ’74 and J. Rufus Wallingford ’65 and Artie Lane Wells ’74 and Larry Wells Katherine T. Wallingford Michael L. Thomas ’94 Lauren Hofmeister Tuszynski ’76 Mary Leslie S. Wells Adam Wallman ’07 Morgan R. Thomas ’02 Christine Underwood and Michael J. Wells ’87 David M. Underwood, Jr. ’88 Don Wallunas and Julie Wallunas Timothy T. Thomas ’03, ’07 Don E. Welsh ’78, ’82 John B. Underwood ’96 James L. Walters ’86 and Tina Walters Blair Y. Thompson and William S. Thompson Kelly Allen Welsh ’78 and Kevin D. Welsh Nancy E. Underwood ’73 Julie B. Wander ’97 Cynthia S. Thompson ’80 and Nancy R. Welwood and Marcus M. Thompson ’81 John T. Unger ’73, ’74 and Barbara J. Ward and Fletcher W. Ward Steven C. Welwood, Jr. ’76 Kathy J. Welch ’74 Deborah C. Thompson and Cynthia B. Ward and Paul J. Ward ’76 Andrea Wenholz and David C. Wenholz ’90 Mark A. Thompson Betty Ellsworth Ungerman ’90 and Derek P. B. Warden Jon M. Werthen, Sr. and Theda J. Werthen Evelyn Thompson and Ron Thompson ’79 Steve A. Ungerman ’68 David L. Ware Emily K. West and Thomas A. West ’88 Linda V. Thompson Lisa M. Utasi ’85 John R. Ware ’77 Anthony E. Westreich ’91 Rex W. Thompson and Roslyn D. Thompson James D. Vail, IV and Sylvia L. Vail Richard Ware ’68 Jane Allman Wetzel ’52 Ted C. Thompson ’75 Monica G. Vallarino William J. Ware ’01 Rick Weyrich ’71 Robert G. Van Horn ’72 and Timothy D. Thor ’98 Stephanie (Cissy) Warner and Susan G. Van Horn Katie E. Whalen Lane Freeman Threadgill ’73 Mark J. Warner ’95 Arch W. Van Meter ’53, ’72 and Charlotte Totebusch Whaley ’70, ’76 Carl W. Thunem ’79 and Deborah Thunem Terry Warner ’74 Patsy T. Van Meter John Whaley ’75 and Wendy Whaley Harry L. Thurmon ’64 and Sue Thurmon Gay S. Warren and Robert E. Warren, Jr. ’64 Mimi Vanderstraaten and Russell H. Wheat ’60 Elizabeth S. Tiernan and Michael W. Tiernan James F. Warren ’76 William H. Vanderstraaten ’82 David M. Wheeler ’76 Anthony Tillman and Lori S. White Christine K. Warsop and Bill Vaughan and Nanette M. Vaughan Claire Whelan and Thomas Whelan Dotti Timmins and Thomas H. Timmins Thomas W. Warsop, III ’88 Patricia A. Vaughan ’64 Laura O. Wheless and Denni Davis Washburn ’71 and Peter B. Tinkham and Rosemary Haggar Vaughan ’48 William M. Wheless, III ’71 Sandra Corsette Tinkham ’66, ’69 John H. Washburn ’71, ’74 Annette K. Vaughn and David L. Whisenant ’71 and Evy Kay Washburne and Marcia Tinsley and Maurice L. Tinsley, Jr. ’44 Jack C. Vaughn, Jr. ’77 Paula Wisenbaker Whisenant ’71 Richards P. Washburne ’75 George E. Tobolowsky ’70, ’74 and Kenneth S. Vaughn ’80 and Maria C. Vaughn Alan B. White and Lee Ann D. White Julie Z. Tobolowsky Heather H. Washburne and Ann M. Vendig and Lee D. Vendig ’55 Ray W. Washburne ’84 Brenda Beach White ’74 and Alton C. Todd ’71 and Nari P. Todd Robert G. White, Jr. ’74, ’75 Ramgopal Venkataraman Deborah Waters and Geoffrey D. Waters ’86 Brad Todd and Rebecca Sheen Todd ’78 Carol F. White and W. Wayne White ’76 Jody Venturoni David Watkins Emily Harris Todd ’85 Charles E. White, III and Dorothy Verhalen and Robert Verhalen Connie S. Watson and Jeffrey B. Watson ’74 Carol A. Toll and Ralph E. Toll ’74 Laurie-Leigh Nix White ’07, ’08 Stephen K. Vernon ’76, ’80 James F. Watson and Janice K. Watson John C. Tolleson ’70 and Debra J. Tolleson Duncan M. White ’85 and Liana Valentina Vetter ’04 Jim A. Watson ’97 Robert E. Tomlinson, Jr. ’05, ’10 Kelley Walsh White ’86 John W. Via, III ’02, ’03, ’07 and Julie P. Via Sandra B. Watson and Barbara Sukenik Tonti ’87 and J. Richard White ’69, ’70, ’73, ’77 and Cesar C. Vidal Stephen B. Watson ’76 Michael T. Tonti ’85 Johnelle White Antonio Villeda ’82 and Maria F. Villeda Billie S. Watts and D. Wayne Watts ’80 Carol Echols Touchstone ’62 and James J. White, Jr. ’82 and Gifford O. Touchstone Betsy Vincent and K. Mark Vincent ’88, ’91 Charles R. Watts ’75 Rebecca Ballard White ’82 David G. Townsend, Sr. and Anna Scott Vines ’02 and Kane E. Vines Charles Wear and Janet Mitchell Wear ’83 Leland B. White ’72 Margaret D. Townsend Sandra C. Virden and Walter Virden, III ’63 Karyn D. Weaver and Lance L. Weaver Nathan E. White, Jr. ’64, ’72 and John S. Trahan ’83 James W. Vise ’90 and David R. Webb, Jr. and Tucean P. Webb Wanda J. White Johna Chambliss Trantham ’99 and Heather Shea Vise ’89 Gregory T. Webb ’89 and Robin T. Webb Sam White ’08 Justin Trantham Cheryl Westgard Vogel ’76 and Kevin Vogel Andrea Parvin Weber ’00 and Wade White Bruce M. Treut ’74 and Susan R. Treut ’84 Karen Von Der Bruegge ’75 John R. Weber, Jr. ’98 Douglas E. Whitley ’71, ’73 and Bella Trilikis and George Trilikis Fred E. Voss ’71 and Penny A. Voss Debi C. Weber and Jeffrey N. Weber Sherry Castle Whitley ’71, ’75 Kenny A. Troutt and Lisa C. Troutt Glenn B. Voss and Suzanne G. Voss Donna R. Weber and Garry A. Weber ’58 Barbara Bowie-Whitman ’62 and John W. Whitman Hugh Tucker ’82 and Linda Tucker Gina K. Waco and R. Marc Waco ’93 Linda M. Webster and Steven A. Webster Charles W. Whitten ’80 and Cheri Whitten J. Tracy Tucker ’85 Deborah L. Wade and Mike Wade Max C. Wedell ’79 Bryan P. Whitworth Jane Tucker and Rayburn Tucker Jane Sewell Wade ’66 and Cynthia Z. Weed and Gary M. Weed ’75 Dave Whorton and Lisa Briggs Whorton ’86 Jeanne L. Tunks and Thomas W. Tunks Mickey M. Wade ’64, ’67 Margaret Weekley and James K. Wicklund ’76 and Chris C. Turner and Jess R. Turner A. Boyd Waggoner ’58, ’62 Richard W. Weekley ’67 Kaari-Ana M. Wicklund Daniel A. Turner ’67 and Polly Turner John S. Waggoner ’92, ’04 Robert M. Weekley ’65 Elizabeth Sorsby Wiesner ’50 and Alden E. Wagner, Sr. and Gloria Wagner Cyndi M. Weeks and Steve A. Weeks David E. Turner, III ’64 and Joanne M. Turner John W. Wiesner, Jr. ’50 John Wagner ’00 Lawrence Wehlmann and Mary Wehlmann Gail O. Turner and R. Gerald Turner Barbara Wiggins and Peter N. Wiggins, III John A. Wagner Gale T. Weidner, III ’94 George Turner, II and Harvey W. Wiggins, Jr. ’68 and Katherine McCoy Turner ’88 Shelby K. Wagner ’94 Bobbi W. Weil and Larrie A. Weil Tracy Wiggins John L. Turner, Sr. ’74 and Nancy T. Turner Charlie Waid and Janet Waid Margaret Weisbruch and Julie A. Wiksten ’78, ’92 W. Douglas Weisbruch ’59 Laura Hoskins Turner ’88 and Anne V. Waldie and Walter B. Waldie Ashlin T. Wilbanks and Wayne F. Wilbanks Roy G. Turner, III ’88 Beverly Levine Weiser ’07, ’10 and Kevin P. Walgreen and Nadia P. Walgreen Diane Pou Wilcox ’69, ’72 and Jeffrey M. Weiser Richard C. Turner ’82 and Gilford B. Walker Donald E. Wilcox ’68, ’71 Sonja Cardenas Turner ’82 Herbert D. Weitzman Timothy R. Wallace ’76 Kern Wildenthal and William R. Turner ’98 Craig M. Welch and Robin T. Welch Margaret Dehlinger Wildenthal ’78
70 | smu.edu/annualreport Gary Wilder and Rita Wilder Melissa Wise and Philip J. Wise ’78, ’81 Kneeland C. Youngblood and Brian H. Wildes ’72 and Marcella Wildes Anton H. Witte and Cathleen K. Witte Sharon L. Youngblood David C. Wilkerson and Kent Wittman Glenn A. Youngkin and Suzanne Schulze Youngkin ’89 Kimberly Ehresman Wilkerson ’86 Meg C. Wittmer and Steven T. Wittmer ’84 Barbara Jean W. Zale and Donald Zale ’54 Greg Wilkinson ’69 and Peggy P. Wilkinson Monica L. Woeste and Karl B. Willard ’10 William F. Woeste, Jr. Elsa E. Carrillo-Zaragoza and Miguel Zaragoza Abigail Sassenhagen Williams ’94 and Lawrence M. Wolfish ’78 and Todd A. Williams Sally Brenner Wolfish ’77 Carol L. Zastoupil ’90 Aimee A. Williams Charles M. Wood and Jean A. Wood William Zei Alina Somodevilla Williams ’09 and Dorothy Stacy Wood ’55 and Craig E. Zieminski ’05 and Jared R. Williams ’09 Thomas P. Wood Kasi DeLa Porte Zieminski ’06 Amy Miller Williams ’91 and Ellen Wood B.J. Zimmerman ’54 and Patsy C. Zimmerman Christopher T. Williams ’92 Kathleen J. Wood and William M. Wood ’75 Jack L. Zogg ’73 and Nancy Zogg Annell Haughton Williams ’76 and Lee F. Wood, Jr. Kelly D. Williams ’77 M. Catherine Zollars, Ph.D. and Robert C. Wood ’78, ’82 Bobbie Sparks Williams and J.R. Williams Robert L. Zollars ’72 Blair P. Woodall ’74 and Laura M. Woodall Bryce A. Williams ’89 and Leigh C. Williams Donald B. Zook ’55 and Cynthia Ramsay Woodall ’71 and Natalie Zink Zook ’55 Casey H. Williams and J. Kirk Woodall ’70 G. Rainey Williams, Jr. ’82 Mark Zvonkovic ’77 and David P. Woodall ’87 and Nancy Davis Zvonkovic ’77 Charles L. Williams and Nancy Duncan Woodall ’87 Sicily Sterling Williams ’59 Susie Frey Woodall ’73 and Craig E. Williams, Sr. and William M. Woodall, III Jamie Gilmer Williams ’75, ’92, ’03 Jack O. Woodworth, Jr. and Ellen C. Williams and J. McDonald Williams Meredith Ellis Woodworth ’73 J. Bowman Williams, Jr. ’76 and Jan Hancock Wooldridge ’75 and Mary Alan Roberts Williams ’75 Tom Wooldridge James B. Williams, Sr. Robert A. Wooldridge ’61 and Joretta Williams and W.E. Williams, Jr. ’55 Sharon Smith Wooldridge ’64, ’99 Michael R. Williams Daniel A. Worrel ’94 and Myra Nicol Williams ’63 and Susan Allen Worrel ’94 Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Sharon Worrell and Terry N. Worrell Billie Ida Williamson ’74 Allison Wortley and Michael J. Wortley ’98 John D. Williamson, Jr. ’55, ’57 and Carson R. Wright ’05 Roberta Van Zandt Williamson ’58 Clifford G. Wright ’81 Edward Willig and Kristen Willig Joyce Wright and Linus D. Wright Brett A. Wilson and Kimberley J. Wilson Kenneth C. Wright ’82 and Shanna S. Wright Claude R. Wilson, Jr. ’54, ’56 and Melanie L. Wright ’71, ’83 Emilynn Wilson Jiang Wu ’00 E. Justin Wilson, III and Julie F. Wilson Dee Wyly Frank A. Wilson and Myralee Wilson Evan A. Wyly and Kimberly J. Wyly J. Scott Wilson ’73, ’75 and Lloyd W. Yancey and Stacia M. Yancey Susan P. Wilson ’75 Fletcher L. Yarbrough, Jr. ’57 and Leslie Zahn Wilson ’81 and Harriet H. Yarbrough Royce E. (Ed) Wilson Arby Yates and George M. Yates Robert A. Wilson ’67 and Susan Cooper Wilson ’67 Frank W. Yates, Jr. Robert E. Wilson ’66, ’69 and James F. Yeager ’77 and Kelly Yeager Sherry Boyett Wilson ’68 Kay Prothro Yeager ’61 and Frank J. Yeager Robert S. Wilson ’62 John M. Yeaman ’00 J. David Wimberly ’55 and Debra F. Yenne and Thomas R. Yenne ’74 Virginia A. Wimberly Stephen Yevich John T. Wimer ’07 Qiang N. Yin Adelaide Graves Wingert ’61, ’67 and Gerry D. York ’58 and Polly Mitchell York ’95 Warren S. Wingert ’61 Barbara Doran Young ’76 and Kimbrough M. Winston ’84 and Lori Winston Stephen F. Young ’73 Christopher D. Winters ’78 and Carole S. Young and James F. Young Marilyn M. Winters Laura Koenig Young ’80 and Thomas A. Wirth and Michael C. Young Wendy Stieren Wirth ’82 Lisa P. Young
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† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 71 CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS
SMU gratefully acknowledges the support of corporations, foundations and organizations that made contributions and matching gifts to the University during 2011–12. The following institutions contributed $1,000 or more during the period June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012.
Anonymous Donors The Baldridge Foundation CenterPoint Ventures Company, LLC The Dallas Morning News, Inc. 58 Acre Beechnut Account Bank of America Foundation CFP Foundation Dallas Music Teachers Association 7-Eleven, Inc. Bank of America, N.A. Chalker Flores, LLP Dallas Stars Hockey Club A. G. Hill Partners, LLC Bank of Oklahoma Foundation Chesapeake Operating, Inc. Dallas Women Lawyers Association ACC America Association of Corporate Bank of Oklahoma, N.A. Chevron Humankind Program Dallas Women’s Foundation Counsel DFW Bank of Texas, N.A. Chi Omega Education and Charity Fund Evelyn M. Davies Charitable Foundation The ACU Foundation Barachel Foundation, Inc. Chicago Community Foundation Joe M. and Doris R. Dealey Family The Susie and John L. Adams Family The Barnabas Faith Foundation Chicago Title Insurance Company Foundation Foundation Bassam Odeh, Inc. Chief Partners LP The Dedman Foundation Don Addington Investments Baumeister & Samuels, P.C. Cleaning Assistants, Inc. Dell Giving Adler Murphy & McQuillen LLP Baylor Health Care System Clements Foundation Deloitte Foundation Advocare International LP Bays Exploration, Inc. The Clifton Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Aetna Foundation, Inc. BB&T Corporation Coastal Bend Community Foundation Devon Energy Corporation Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. Beezley Law, LLC Coastal Community Foundation of DFI Management (GP), Ltd. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Bell Nunnally & Martin, LLP South Carolina DFW Chapter Risk & Insurance Management The Mark Allen Fund of the Allen Family Society Belo Corp Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. Charitable Foundation Dharod, Inc. Ben E. Keith Company Cognizant Technology Solutions Allie Beth Allman Real Estate Corporation Dillard’s, Inc. Benchmark Mortgage Allman and Company Calvert K. Collins Family Foundation, Inc. Doll Family Foundation BFA Holdings LLC Law Office of Joseph H. Amberson III, P.C. Combined Jewish Philanthropies Donnell Foundation W. Scott Blessing MD PA Collection A.C. Amegy Bank of Texas Comerica Bank The Edward and Rose Donnell Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas American Airlines, Inc. Communities Foundation of Texas Double W Charitable Foundation The Boeckman Family Foundation American Airlines Political Action Community Foundation of Greater Memphis DRH Data Services, Inc. Committee Bonadelle Homes, Inc. Community Foundation of North Texas The Duda Family Foundation American Endowment Foundation The Boone Family Foundation Component Technology Ralph J. Duffie, Inc. American Petroleum Institute BorderComm Components Corporation of America Dupree/Miller & Associates AmerisourceBergen Specialty Group Bosque Foundation The Corrigan-Goddard Foundation Dysart Taylor Lay Cotter & McMonigle, P.C. AmWINS Brokerage of Texas, Inc. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Michael Costello DDS Eagle Oil & Gas Co. Anderson, Smyer, Riddle & Kuehler, LLP Brant Hickey & Associates, Inc. Berry R. Cox Family Foundation Earthman Foundation Andra Group, Inc. Brinkman Financial Company, L.P. Chandler Cox Foundation East Bay Community Foundation Andrews Distributing Company of Brown, Dean, Wiseman, Proctor, Hart & Ed Cox Foundation East Texas Communities Foundation North Texas, LLC Howell, LLP The Crain Foundation The Echo Foundation Andrews Kurth LLP Bruce McKittrick Rare Books Inc. Crew Classic, Inc. Edelman The Apartment Group Inc. Bubbies of San Francisco, Inc. CRJ Family Partnership, Ltd. Elite Facility Systems/Elite Home Services William E. Armentrout Foundation Buckley, Zinober & Curtis, PA Crosstex Energy Services, L.P. The Embrey Family Foundation The Armstrong Foundation Buford Foundation Crouch & Ramey, LLP Encana Cares (USA) Foundation Armstrong Relocation Bullet Equity Partners, Ltd. David M. Crowley Foundation Encap Investments L.P. Truman and Anita Arnold Foundation James & Deborah Burrows Foundation Cruz Alta Plaza, Ltd. EOG Resources, Inc. Asher Resources Partnership Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation Crystal Technology & Industries, Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation Association of Securities and Exchange Campbell Family Foundation Commission Alumni, Inc. Camp-Younts Foundation Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society, Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Associations, Inc. Capital Alignment Partners, LLC Dallas Area Rapid Transit Etheridge Printing Company AT&T Employee Giving/United Way Capital Title of Texas, LLC Dallas Bar Association Employment Law Nancy A. Evans, D.D.S. Section Campaign CARR LLP Expert Insulation Corp Dallas Bar Foundation AT&T Foundation Carstens & Cahoon, LLP Exxon Mobil Corporation Dallas Basketball Limited AT&T Inc. The Beirne Carter Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Dallas Chapter of CPCU Society The Marilyn Augur Family Foundation W.W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation Fund of FC Facilitator Austin Community Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Dallas Cowboys Football Club, Ltd. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Ayco Charitable Foundation Baron and Darlene Cass Family Foundation Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport First United Methodist Church of Denton B.C. Williams Bakery Service, Inc. The Catholic Foundation The Dallas Foundation First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth Bacon Charitable Corp Cencor Realty Services, Inc. Dallas Jewish Community Foundation FlexPress Digital Badmus Law Firm Dallas Lawyers Auxiliary Foundation
72 | smu.edu/annualreport Folsom Charitable Foundation, Inc. Hillcrest Foundation Harlan and Amy Korenvaes Family Merck Partnership for Giving Folsom Companies, Inc. The Hoglund Foundation Foundation Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Folsom Properties, Inc. Hohenschild Welders Supply Company The KPMG Foundation Incorporated The Gerald J. Ford Family Foundation HollyFrontier Corporation KPMG LLP Merriman Foundation The Gerald J. Ford Family Support Holt Atherton Educational Foundation Kreindler & Kreindler LLP Merrymac-McKinley Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Homan Foundation Samuel H. Kress Foundation MidSouth Bank Ford Stadium Sports Group, LLC Hrubetz Oil Company The Anna Belle Kritser II Foundation The David B. Miller Family Foundation Foster McGaw Educational Foundation M.R. and Evelyn Hudson Foundation Charles T. Ku, D.D.S., Inc. Mills Meyers Swartling Fox News Network LLC Hughes Investments, Inc. The Lambrecht Family Foundation Missouri Annual Conference United Methodist Church The Freeman Foundation Huitt-Zollars, Inc. LaRoche Petroleum Consultants Ltd Mistler Family Foundation Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Humana Inc. Launch Agency Foundation Monday Properties Hunt Consolidated, Inc. Lawyer-Pilots Bar Association Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, Inc. Montecito Village Realty Group The Nancy Ann & Ray L. Hunt Foundation LeClairRyan, A Professional Corporation The Frill Foundation The Moody Foundation Hunt Sports Group, LLC Lisa J. Leder Family Foundation Frito-Lay, Inc. Robert L. Moody Foundation Hunter Family Foundation Marc J. Leder Foundation Inc. Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP Moody Memorial First United Methodist Hunter’s Glen/Ford, Ltd. Leisy Brewing Company Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Church Permanent Endowment Fund Ed E. and Gladys Hurley Foundation LeMaster Group, Ltd. The Gardner Group James D. & Cathryn M. Moore Foundation Hutchinson Community Foundation Lennox International, Inc. Morgan Stanley Charitable Spending Gay and Lesbian Fund for Dallas Dorothea L. Leonhardt Foundation, Inc. ICC Energy Corporation Accounts Program GE Foundation Dorothea Leonhardt Fund Ignite Restaurant Group, Inc. Morrison & Foerster LLP General Board of Discipleship Lightner Sams Foundation, Inc. Indianapolis Colts, Inc. Mosaic Sales Solutions The General Counsel Forum Litigation Analytics, Inc. Institute of International Education, Inc. Murphy Oil Corporation Genesco Sports Enterprises, Inc. Locke Lord LLP Intel Corporation Murray, Morin & Herman, P.A. Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Lockheed Martin Foundation Interceramic, Inc. Muse Educational Foundation Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Lockheed Martin - Missiles and Fire Control Intermarine Incorporated Mutual of Omaha Bank Godwin Ronquillo, PC Lockton Companies of Dallas International Aviation and Transportation Mike A. Myers Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Safety Bar Association Lone Star Land & Energy, LLC NastyGoat Corporation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Invesco The Loyd Charitable Foundation Program National Christian Foundation J. C. Penney Company, Inc. The Edward A. & Catherine L. Lozick Grace Family Foundation National Christian Foundation - Tampa Bay J. D. Davis One, LLC Foundation Jean Lykes Grace Foundation National Instruments Corporation Jackson Walker, LLP Chauncey F. Lufkin III Foundation David L. Gray Investments, LLC Network for Good The Lee and Joseph D. Jamail Foundation T. C. Lupton, Jr. Family Foundation J. Paul Grayson Foundation Neupert Family Foundation Raymond James Charitable Endowment Lynxette Exploration, LLC Nintendo of America Inc. Greater Houston Community Foundation Fund Ted B. Lyon & Associates NJR Foundation Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Jamieson Manufacturing Company Earle I. Mack Foundation Inc The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. Greenberg Traurig, LLP J-BJ Marketing Macy’s Foundation North Texas Public Broadcasting, Inc. Group Excellence, LTD JD Fields & Company, Inc. J. F. Maddox Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation Grow Marketing Jeffers Investments, Inc. Magee Christian Education Foundation NUAC - Dallas The Robert A. & Marianne S. Gwinn Family Jewish Community Foundation of Maguire Oil Company Foundation Occidental Petroleum Corporation Los Angeles Makena Capital Management H&R Block Foundation Ocoee Foundation, Inc. Jiv Daya Foundation Jordan Robert Mann Foundation Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. Oklahoma Conference of the United The Jeanne R. Johnson Foundation The Ray H. Marr Foundation Hallmark Corporate Foundation Methodist Church The Tom & Edwina Johnson Foundation Marriott Fund for Southern Methodist The Oklahoma United Methodist The Hammack Family Foundation Willard M. and Ruth Mayer Johnson University of The Columbus Foundation Foundation, Inc. The Bryant & Nancy Hanley Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation Tom and Charlene Marsh Family Foundation Omaha Community Foundation Law Offices of Hart & Associates Ltd Jones Day MATPHYS LLC Omni Hotels The Hartford Gene and Jerry Jones Family Dallas Mattei Foundation Cowboys Charities Omnicom Management Services Inc. Haymaker Sollie & Lilla McCreless Foundation June Jones Foundation Oncor Haynes and Boone Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation Philip R. Jonsson Foundation One Bank & Trust Haynes and Boone, LLP McElhaney Family Foundation K&L Gates LLP Dian Graves Owen Foundation Health Care Service Corporation The McGee Foundation The P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Heartland IT Consulting Kane, Russell, Coleman & Logan, P.C. The McGinness Foundation Foundation Hegi Family Foundation Karren Investment Company McGladrey P. M. Standley Corporation Hess Corporation The Kazickas Family Foundation Inc McGraw-Hill Companies Corporate P. J. Mechanical Corp. Heyco Energy Group Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP Contributions PAJ, Inc. DBA Prime Art & Jewel Highland Park United Methodist Church KidLinks Foundation McKiernan Family Foundation Paltey Inc Discovery Class Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Inc. McLamore Family Foundation, Inc. Park Place Motorcars Highland Park United Methodist Church Charles G. Koch Foundation MCrowd Restaurant Group, Inc. 2X2 Class Parliament Group, Inc. The Koepfgen Foundation Meadows Foundation, Inc. Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors Patton Boggs LLP Kona Distributing Company LLC Memnosyne Foundation
SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 73 Paulson Communications Strategies The Rosewood Corporation Structured Annuities, Inc. Richard W. Weekley dba Weekley Properties Pavestone Company, L.P. Rowling Foundation Studio Movie Grill Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Peach State Assisted Living LLC RSM McGladrey, Inc. The Summerlee Foundation The Weitzman Group PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Ryan and Company, Inc. Hatton W. Sumners Foundation, Inc Wells Fargo Perkins-Prothro Foundation Sabre Holdings Foundation Swagit Productions, LLC Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Perot Foundation The Saccacio Family Foundation Swingle, Collins & Associates Matching Gift Program The Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr. Foundation Safeway, Inc. Systemware, Inc. Westdale Asset Management, Ltd Petkoff and Feigelson San Antonio Area Foundation The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Western Extrusions Inc. Petroff & Associates Santander Consumer USA Inc. Foundation Giving White Flag Foundation Petro-Hunt Group LLC The Saurus Institute Inc TACA, Inc. Whitefish Community Foundation The Pettinger Foundation ScaleMP, Inc. Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in John Wiesner, Inc. Houston Pharos Capital Group II, LLC Scheef & Stone, LLP The Wilder Foundation TDIndustries Phi Gamma Delta Schwab Charitable Fund The Todd and Abby Williams Family Tejon Exploration Company Foundation Phojon Investments The Gay D. and William F. Scott Family Telios Corporation Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation The Pinnell Foundation Foundation Texas Bar Foundation Winstead, PC Pioneer Natural Resources USA, Inc. Richard L. & F. Annette Scott Foundation Texas Conference of The United Methodist Watson W. Wise Foundation Pipeline Resources, Inc. The Serafy Foundation Church Woodbine Development Corporation Pitts Oil Company, LLC Sewell Automotive Companies Texas Film Commission World Edge, LLC Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. SFP, Inc. The Texas Financial Group - Park Cities John L. Wortham & Son, L.P. Plains Exploration & Production Company Ruth C. & Charles S. Sharp Foundation, Inc. Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board XC Networks, Ltd. PlainsCapital Bank Shore Chan Bragalone DePumpo, LLP Texas Hospital Association Xtendwave PlainsCapital Corporation The George A. & Nancy P. Shutt Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation Abe Zale Foundation Plaza of the Americas Silicon Valley Community Foundation Texas Instruments Incorporated Zelle Hoffman Voelbel & Mason LLP PMC Esping Foundation Silver Creek Ventures Texas Methodist Foundation The Pollock Family Foundation Harold Simmons Foundation, Inc. Texas Rangers Baseball Club The Powell Foundation Slack & Davis, L.L.P. Texas United Methodist College Association PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Smith & Moore PLLC Thompson & Knight Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers Matching Gift Dr. Bob & Jean Smith Foundation Thompson & Knight L.L.P. Program Peter B. and Bonnie B. Smith Foundation William S. & Blair Y. Thompson Family Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation SmithAmundsen LLC Foundation Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts SMU Dads’ Club THQ Inc. Program SMU Student Senate Tolleson Family Foundation Quicksilver Resources Inc. SNR Denton US LLP Tolleson Wealth Management The Radley Family Foundation Society for Information Management, TRT Holdings Rafael Anchia Campaign DFW Chapter True North Advisors LLC The Ragsdale Foundation Society of American Military Engineers - Stanley Truhlsen Family Foundation Inc Ranch at Dove Tree Dallas Post TSA Groups LLC Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME Turner Construction Company Rassier Properties LLC South Central Sales and Associates LP U.S. Risk Ray Quinney & Nebeker Southlake Public Art Foundation UBS Financial Services Inc. Raytheon Southwest Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church UHY Advisors TX, LLC Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education Program Southwestern Graduate School of Banking United Methodist Church General Board of Foundation Higher Education and Ministry Real Time Resolutions, Inc. Southwestern Medical Foundation United Way of Delaware Tocqueville Society Reaud Charitable Foundation Speiser Krause Universal Display and Fixtures Company Reeder Acquisitions Partners, LP The Abbott and Leslie Sprague Family Valley House Gallery, Inc. Regions Bank Foundation Vanberg Family Foundation Regions Financial Corporation Foundation St. Luke Community United Methodist Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Church Rosemary Haggar Vaughan Family Research In Motion Law Office of Joe H. Staley, Jr. P.C. Foundation Richards, Baker, and Ridlehuber, LLC Stanley Korshak, L.P. Vendere Partners, Ltd The Richards Group, Inc. Stanton Chase International Vera Cash Foundation, Inc. Richey Properties, Inc. State Bar of Texas Health Law Section Veritex Community Bank Robert Hughes Associates, Inc. State Farm Companies Foundation Verizon Foundation Robert S. Ltd. Stephens Inc. Vinson & Elkins LLP Ed and Margaret Roberts Foundation Jess L. and Miriam B. Stevens Foundation Visa Inc. Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation Stinson Morrison Hecker LLP Visa Inc. PAC Robertson, Griege & Thoele Stites & Harbison, PLLC The Ware Foundation Nick & Alma Robson Foundation Theodore H. & Annette G. Strauss The Weber Company Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Foundation
74 | smu.edu/annualreport Hilltop Society
Hilltop Society recognizes donors who make gifts and pledge payments in consecutive fiscal years. Members of Hilltop Society listed below have contributed for at least 10 years, including during the period June 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012. For a list of Hilltop Society members who have contributed for five years or more, including in 2011–12, please visit smu.edu/hilltop.
20+ Years Arthur Z. Barnes, Jr. ’55, ’63 Deborah Bowles and Gerald L. Bowles ’71 Mary Johnson Caruthers ’67 and Michael O. Caruthers ’67 The following individuals have given at Randi Scheel Barnes ’76 and Emma Jo Boyd and Ralph L. Boyd Shepard E. Barnes ’76 Bonnie N. Case and Thomas L. Case least 20 consecutive years to SMU. Lisa Boyer and Terry Boyer ’88 Stephen D. Barnicoat and Helen M. Boyle and Robert B. Boyle ’51, ’54 Brooke Gordon Cato ’70 and Susan Becka Barnicoat ’89 George D. Cato Anonymous Donors Frank J. Bradley, Jr. ’50 and L. Donald Barr ’63 and Martha F. Barr Joanne Peak Bradley ’54 Richard D. Cato ’87 and Rosemary A. Cato Barbara S. Aaron and Dan D. Aaron ’73 Kathy E. Barry and Tom Barry Peggy Braecklein Eugenio Cazorla ’59, ’62 and Hazel Cazorla Ann Abbas Diana L. Bartley ’85 and Etta J. Brand ’56 Jack P. Cecil ’64 and Lylene Brown Cecil ’66 Becky Abbott and C. Thomas Abbott ’63 Rosemary L. Hannigan Debbie D. Branson and Robert V. Cecil ’62 and Lynn Ferguson Abbott ’68 and Deborah P. Barton and Frank L. Branson ’69, ’74 Sandra Garland Cecil ’64 Robert L. Abbott ’68, ’72 Thomas R. Barton ’78 Caroline B. Brettell and Richard R. Brettell J. D. Chalk, III and Sarah S. Chalk Paul S. Adams, Jr. ’52 and Catherine Burch Bass ’57 Martha Chawner ’75 Susan Biggers Adams ’55 Rosemary H. Briggs John R. Bauer ’66 and Kathaleen K. Bauer Bruce N. Cheatham ’49 and Janet Cheatham Beth M. Adler ’78, ’86 and John Adler L.B. Broach, III ’45, ’48 and Edith E. Beach and Paul R. Beach ’48, ’49 Lucille Alexander Broach ’47, ’49 John B. Cheatham, Jr. ’48, ’53 Jackie Poe Akin ’87 and Anne White Beall ’92 and James F. Beall Raymond L. Akin, Jr. ’71, ’72 Alan R. Bromberg and Anne R. Bromberg Andrew H. Chen and Elaine T. Chen Patricia Smith Beall ’56 and Robert J. Akins ’51 and James E. Brooks Barton O. Childre ’57 Webber W. Beall, Jr. ’54, ’59 Virginia Klinke Akins ’51 Anne B. Brown and Carol Waggett Childs ’78 and Donna Bearden and Karen B. Alberthal and Melville M. Brown, Jr. ’65 James E. Childs, Jr. ’76 Leighton H. Bearden ’83 Lester M. Alberthal, Jr. Bill H. Brown ’64 Josephine D. Choate and Cheryl A. Beaudine and Dana G. Albright and Donald R. Brown ’47, ’66 Mark P. Choate ’79 Robert E. Beaudine ’77 John E. Albright ’58, ’82 Gregory A. Brown ’90, ’02 Joan Peterson Choyce ’90 and Russ Choyce Jack D. Beavert ’67 and Jeanie Beavert George B. Alden ’50 Joe B. Brown, Jr. ’51, ’54 and Nell M. Brown Betty Lu Fletcher Chupik ’60 and David J. Becker ’85 and Lynne H. Becker E. J. Chupik James A. Alexander and Guston H. Browning ’53 and David W. Bell ’88 and Elizabeth M. Bell Patricia Yost Alexander ’53 Jacquelyn Odom Browning ’53 Mary Dupy Church ’86 and Mary H. Benavides and William H. Church, Jr. ’88 Joseph L. Allen and Mary D. Allen Karon S. Brubaker and Peter D. Brubaker ’74 Rudolph Benavides ’59 Beth Bell Clark ’71 and Darryl R. Clark Kenneth Z. Altshuler and Corinne Bryan and Carolyn Jensen Bender ’81 and Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler ’48 William J. Bryan, III ’77, ’86 Gail Beasley Clark ’68 and Robert G. Bender ’81 Robert H. Clark ’68 Betty Williams Anderson ’55 and Frankie E. Bryan E. Karl Anderson ’53, ’60 Marellen Benson and T. Theo Benson ’60 Kathy Vernon Clark ’61 and Stanley P. Clark Robert C. Bryan ’41 Wesley J. Arington, Sr. ’59 Don R. Benton ’74 and Rita Crocker Clements Rose Marie Bentsen Benton ’51 Bob E. Buddendorf ’59, ’61 and Charlie B. Arnold ’58 and Susan S. Buddendorf Carol Strain Clemons ’75 and Kathleen W. Arnold Lou Ann Diekemper Bergstein ’78 and David J. Clemons ’75 Pieter Arie Bergstein Avonne R. Bullock and James S. Bullock ’57 Jerry W. Ashby ’74 and Sharon S. Ashby Calvin N. Clyde, Jr. ’41 and Floyd T. Burke ’67 and Lynn R. Biggers Patsy K. Clyde ’43 Edna Ashmore and Frank J. Ashmore ’60 Johnetta Alexander Burke ’68 Gayle P. Biggs and M. Mouzon Biggs, Jr. ’65 Ann Cook Cole ’63 Charles S. Atkinson ’48 and Ella R. Atkinson Ardys Holdridge Burns ’38 and R. J. Burns J. Chris Bird ’70 and Patricia Bird Heather L. Collier and John H. Collier ’69 Marilyn Hussman Augur ’89 R. Gregory Burns ’81 and Suzy C. Burns Cash D. Birdwell ’78 and Lou Beth Birdwell Glynn C. Collins ’49 and Nelda Collins Betty Buchanan Bacon ’51 and Deborah A. Butler ’71 Richard F. Bacon ’50 Gene H. Bishop and Kathy S. Bishop Steve M. Collins and Toni Palmer Collins ’88 Susan G. Byerley and Angela H. Bizot and Christopher E. Bizot ’82 Mitchell Baddour, Jr. ’74, ’77 and William M. Byerley ’75, ’76 Alessandra Comini Sharon Shute Baddour ’74 David D. Blackwell ’63 and Donn R. Byrne ’62 and V. Anne Hine Byrne Gus Comiskey, Jr. ’62 and Karen Comiskey Norman P. Bagwell ’85 and Marianne Blackwell Gregory L. Cain ’75, ’81, ’88 David B. Conway ’79 and Robin Bradshaw Bagwell ’85 Georgene S. Bleuler and Jack H. Bleuler ’48 Kathryn W. Conway Nancy Baker Calhoun ’83 and Marie Giles Baldwin Edward S. Blythe ’49 and Patricia J. Blythe Tom G. Calhoun, II Anne Fletcher Conwell ’80 and C. Fred Ball, Jr. ’66, ’68 and Elizabeth M. Boeckman Melvin D. Conwell R. W. Calloway ’55 (B.B.A.), ’58 (J.D.) Charlotte Layl Ball ’69 Elizabeth G. Boeing ’79 and Mary M. Cook Virginia M. Campbell and Sue Hardy Balthrope ’61 and William L. Boeing ’80 William (Bill) C. Campbell ’74 Susan Smith Cooper ’62 and William D. Balthrope ’61 David B. Bogard ’59 and William R. Cooper ’58 Carol Caraway and James J. Caraway ’51 Al R. Barbosa ’51 Nicole M. Keesee-Bogard Connie Copley and Patricia M. Carlson and Mary Ann Tucker Barker ’77 and Norma Lee Boggan ’52 Edward A. Copley, Jr. ’57, ’60 Thomas C. Carlson ’54 William E. Barker Mr. Bill Bond ’79 Dennis D. Cordell Carl L. Carpenter, Jr. ’49 Lucy Bryan Barlow ’61 and Marla Hays Boone ’68 and Ann Parker Corley ’45 and Dorel P. Carter and John L. Carter ’70, ’73 Samuel S. Barlow, Jr. ’60 Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67 O. Paul Corley, Sr. ’53 Tom B. Carter ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Harry R. Barnard ’69 Sam B. Bournias ’69 and Billie M. Sneed
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 75 Rufus P. Cormier, Jr. ’70 and Arthur S. Ellis, Jr. and B. D. Gillentine ’58 and Marilyn G. Gillentine David M. Hall ’81 and Dawn Renzetti Hall ’81 Yvonne Clement Cormier ’70 Esther Schroeder Ellis ’52 Lionel E. Gilly ’39, ’49, ’53 and Phyllis Gilly Lucy Ann Hall and M. Allen Sweet ’70 Raymond E. Cotnoir ’58 and Sybil A. Cotnoir Ben F. Ellis ’54 William E. Gipson ’45 Gloria Slaughter Hammack ’52 and Edward O. Coultas ’68, ’74 and Evelyn Rose Erwin and Phillip D. Erwin ’57 Jo Claire Jones Gissel ’61 and John A. Hammack Wanda Viebig Coultas ’69 Keith Evans ’67, ’68 and Marilyn J. Evans L. Henry Gissel, Jr. ’61 Lynn Hanks and William R. Hanks ’76 Evelyn Cox Henry Exall, Jr. and Marion P. Exall Joanne K. Glaros and William P. Glaros ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Hardin ’56 Glenn A. Cox, Jr. ’51 and Diane Lathrop Fadley ’81 and James A. Glasscock ’60, ’75 and John W. Hardt ’42, ’46 and Veronica Martin Cox ’51 James A. Fadley ’79 Lois Kershner Glasscock ’00 Martha Carson Hardt ’42 Howard J. Cox ’49 June Farrell and William F. Farrell ’53 Robert M. Glaze ’67 James E. Hardy and Laurie Hickman Cox ’78 and Ann Harrison Faulkner ’46 and Jarrold A. Glazer ’71 Marcia Armstrong Hardy ’89 Martin S. Cox ’75, ’78 Thomas P. Faulkner ’48 David W. Gleeson ’65 and Howell D. Harralson ’68 and Janice K. Coyle and John W. Coyle, Jr. ’53 Gary A. Feather ’87 and Lisa M. Feather Sharon Knowles Gleeson ’68, ’69 Nancy Houseman Harralson ’68 Jimmy F. Crawford ’78 and Ann Fekety ’63 Floylee Hunter Goldberger ’44 and Elizabeth Deats Harris ’49 and Sally Farmer Crawford ’77 William M. Harris ’46, ’49 Alan D. Feld ’57, ’60 and Anne S. Feld Joseph H. Goldberger Charles Crow ’55 Morton M. Harris ’51 and Natalie S. Harris Mildred M. Feller and Verlon E. Feller ’52 Juanita C. Gomez and Roberto L. Gomez ’89 Kathryn Clarke Crow ’82 and David E. Harrison ’61 and Cirila F. Fellows and Ralph H. Fellows, Jr. ’51 Dianne Diez Goode ’76 and Michael L. Crow ’82 Mark G. Goode, III Gay Sanders Harrison ’61 Sandra L. Fennema ’68 G. Mark Cullum ’69 and Carolyn Voigts Goodwin ’68 and Brent Harshman ’73 and Letha L. Harshman Kenneth C. Fernandez ’88 and Sally Grayson Cullum ’79 Michael K. Goodwin ’67, ’71 Linda W. Hart ’65 and Milledge A. Hart, III Lauri Fernandez Betty J. Cummings and James P. Goodwin ’79, ’85 Jay D. Hartnett ’90 Kermit C. Cummings, Jr. ’55 Robert A. Ferree, Jr. ’68 Coleen M. Gorman and William S. Harwell, Jr. ’73 and Sara Rider David B. Curran, Jr. ’81 and Nancy N. Curran Robert W. Fischer ’78 Joseph T. Gorman, Jr. ’78, ’81 Margaret S. Haynes and Katherine Fleming and Fred G. Currey and James P. Graham ’70 and C. Michael Haynes ’62 Marjorie Lucas Currey ’55 Richard L. Fleming ’70, ’80 Pamela Loaring-Clark Graham ’72 Sally Evans Hayward ’70, ’74 and R. Rolph Fletcher ’79 Brian P. Curtiss ’78 and Joseph M. (Jody) Grant ’60 and William D. Hayward ’74 Susan Harris Curtiss ’78 Ellen Hunt Flowers ’74 and Sheila Peterson Grant Michael V. Hazel ’70 Carol Dalby and John L. Dalby ’75 Paul W. Flowers ’74 David A. Gravelle ’69, ’71 and Hetta Shell Heath ’62 and Gayle D. Fogelson ’57 Evelyn Daniels and Linda Lapp Gravelle ’69, ’79 Jesse B. Heath, Jr. ’63, ’66 Jack K. Daniels ’56, ’59, ’67 R. Steve Folsom ’81 and Sharon Folsom Priscilla Davis Gravely ’63 and Barbara Hecker and John Z. Hecker ’79 Howard L. Daughenbaugh, Jr. ’58 and C. Craig Folson ’66, ’69 Warren L. Gravely, Jr. ’63 Frederick B. Hegi, Jr. ’66 and Judith Lacy Daughenbaugh ’56 Ann Jacobus Folz ’50 Frances Henson Green ’65 and Jan Vestal Hegi ’66 Frann Davis and Jack H. Davis ’64, ’66 Larry W. Green Herschel V. Forester ’52 G. Ken Hempel ’56 and Ruth Hempel Kathleen Holt Davis ’66 and John R. Greenstreet ’51, ’52, ’61 and Don L. Forsman ’53 and Ruby N. Forsman Janie H. Henderson and Stephen F. Davis ’65, ’66 Mildred Alexander Greenstreet ’51 Charlene S. Fowler and Dennis C. Fowler ’00 Walter T. Henderson ’60, ’62 Ronald P. Day ’75, ’76 Robert B. Greenwood ’67 and J. Andrew Fowler ’63, ’64, ’76 and Michele Woodward Henderson ’73 and Sharon L. Greenwood Nancy McMillan Dedman ’50 Monina C. Fowler Robert E. Henderson ’74 Barbara Gregory and Keith Gregory James L. Deem ’73, ’77 and Robert E. Fowler and Sue Manton Fowler ’54 Don Hendrix ’50 and Mary Hendrix Katharine Wilson Deem ’73 Connie Grenley and June M. Francis ’58 and Louis D. Francis ’57 John L. Hendry, III ’53, ’57 and F. Matt Delany ’54 Henry W. Grenley ’67, ’69 Melissa Franklin and Rose Marie Salisbury Hendry ’53 Louise H. Gresham and Darleene White DeLee ’53 Melvin R. Franklin ’69, ’70 Jay H. Herdling ’56 and Joan M. Herdling Thomas G. Gresham ’80 Charron Ramsey Denker ’56 and Gary W. Frederick ’63 and Gregory G. Hesse ’86 and Patricia S. Hesse Kathryn L. Griffin and Peter J. Denker Judy McGuffin Frederick ’65 William M. Griffin, III ’82 John H. Heusinkveld ’81 and John Dewald and Susan Krauss Dewald ’58 Charles P. Fredrick ’59 and Joy Fredrick Karen Heusinkveld Balie J. Griffith ’53 and Beverly Griffith Henry A. Dihm, Jr. ’48 and Vonda F. Dihm Maureen Frost and Billye Hewett Frances P. Grimmett and Dennis O. Dixon ’66, ’68 Spencer C. Frost, III ’59, ’61 Philip E. Grimmett, Jr. ’53, ’58, ’70 Karen C. Hewitt and Richard M. Hewitt ’63 Betty O. Doke and Marshall J. Doke, Jr. ’59 James R. Fulton ’56, ’58 and Wilbert K. Gripp ’50 Al G. Hill, Jr. Leslie List Doll ’85 and Robert C. Doll Loretta M. Fulton William H. Grumbles ’71 and Candy Johnson Hill ’66 and Joe Funk ’44 Mark R. Donnell ’78 and Sheryl Donnell Julia S. Grumbles William T. Hill, Jr. ’64, ’67 Geraldine G. Fuqua and William A. Fuqua ’51 Robert K. Dooley Jeri D. Grunnah and Robert J. Grunnah ’66 Harlan R. Hill ’80 and RexAnn S. Hill Mary Walker Gaertner and Betty S. Dotts and Ted J. Dotts, Jr. ’64 Barbara S. Guzak ’84 and James S. Peterson Joseph M. Hill and Ruth Ann Hill ’55 Theodore H. Gaertner ’67, ’74 John R. Dresser ’79 and Mary G. Dresser Marianne Snyder Gwinn ’58 and Diana Brown Holbert ’71, ’93, ’05 and James B. Gardner ’55 and Andrianna Dugan and Jack R. Dugan ’69 Robert A. Gwinn ’50, ’54 John C. Holbert ’71, ’75 Mary Beth Gardner Jack D. Duncan, Jr. ’53 and Peter E. Hachtman and Rosemary Hachtman James A. Holland and Dorothy Jackson Garland ’46 Sue Ann Bryant Holland ’63 Marilyn Mock Duncan ’54 Carol Graham Hairston ’65 and William C. Garlow ’65 Robert W. Dupuy and Virginia H. Dupuy J. Tom Hairston, Jr. ’55 Houston E. Holmes, Jr. ’60, ’62 and Frances M. Garrett Sally Cullum Holmes ’60 Kenneth W. Dusek ’60 and John M. Haley ’64 and Ruth Ann Elmer Dusek ’64 Tracey E. George ’89 Margie Jackson Haley ’67, ’68 Greg W. Hood and Janey Barber Hood ’85 Ann M. Early Linda Harris Gibbons ’58 Robert W. Haley ’67 and M. Douglas Horn ’71 and Priscilla Nicol Horn ’73 Betty L. Eaton and R. Vergil Eaton ’54 Judy and Jim Gibbs Stephanie Keehn Haley ’68 Terry D. Hosey ’89 and Tiffany S. Hosey Knoxie Chapin Edmonson ’69, ’75 and L. R. Bob Gibson, Jr. ’48 and Steven A. Haley ’69 and Susan Palmarozzi Robert S. Edmonson ’71 Nancy C. Gibson Albert H. Halff ’37 Don M. Houseman ’42 and Kathryn Houseman Kathleen D. Eldridge and Rex H. Gibson ’85, ’88 Charles W. Hall ’54, ’59 and Scott A. Eldridge ’74 Marjorie White Giles ’44 Mary Louise W. Hall
76 | smu.edu/annualreport Cynthia B. Howard and Patty Bell Kendrick ’52 and Charles L. Lloyd, Jr. ’64 and Sandra C. Lloyd Joyce Mays McClellan ’56 and Thomas C. Howard, III ’70 William B. Kendrick, III ’54 D. Lynne Lockett and Luster M. Lockett ’56 Thomas C. McClellan ’74 Jane Dodge Howell ’65 and Charles (Rusty) Ketz ’68, ’71 and Gregory S. Lones ’84 and Rebecca H. Lones Karen McCormick and Thomas J. Howell ’75 Elizabeth A. Ketz Thomas R. McCormick ’76 Charles E. Long ’85 Francy (Iolanda) Conrad Hoy ’47 and Martha M. Key and William O. Key ’75 Jayne Rose McDearman ’73 and David H. Lott, Jr. ’70, ’72 and Walter W. Hoy John R. McDearman ’71 Harriet Janeway Kidd ’51 Lynne Malhiot Lott ’71 Nicki Nicol Huber ’61 and Paul Huber Margaret M. McDermott Anne Nash Killebrew ’85 and Lara L. Lowman ’85 and Bard Wrisley Julie K. Huck and Robert C. Huck ’73 George W. Killebrew, IV ’85 Jackie M. McElhaney ’62, ’82 and Ann W. Lowrey ’52 and John H. McElhaney ’56, ’58 David H. Hudnall ’70 and Ann Giles Kimbrough ’47 Cedric W. Lowrey ’50 Gerry Brewer Hudnall ’71 Barbara McGee and Carl M. McGee ’81 Lionel L. Kinney and Dennis L. Lutes ’72 and Jane Rogers Hudson ’46 Vilma Valentine Kinney ’52 Kay Portman Lutes ’69 Frank S. McGee, III ’75 and Patricia Pfeiffer McGee ’76 Phillis M. Hudson and Thomas E. Hudson ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kirk ’48 Nancy Luxen and Robert E. Luxen ’76 Jane O. McGehee and Joseph H. Huffman ’69 and Kim A. Klatt ’79 and Maureen K. Klatt Bobby B. Lyle ’67 Sharon Cooper Huffman ’71 John H. McGehee ’75 Marilyn Marr Klepak ’56 Katherine Glaze Lyle ’71, ’73, ’94 Harriet Hill Hughes ’60 and Bernard C. McGuire ’57 Chris Kline ’75 and Teresa Kline Eleanor J. Maclay ’50 Robert N. Hughes ’60 Ross P. McGuire ’55 and Shirley M. McGuire Bettye Jean Knowles and James H. MacNaughton ’72, ’73 and Janice Riggle Huie ’73 and Jeanne M. McIntyre and William C. McIntyre Richard C. Knowles ’47 Sacha MacNaughton Robert W. Huie ’73 Dorothy A. McKearin and Jill J. Krahenbuhl and Gerry L. Maddoux and Debbie Ann Humphries and George S. McKearin ’69 Kim D. Krahenbuhl ’72, ’75 Mia Diekemper-Maddoux ’77 Lynn W. Humphries ’72, ’77 Charles D. McMullan and Elizabeth J. Kramer and Ann Thompson Maguire ’52 and Betsy Huckin Hunt ’81 and Houston Hunt Helen Tasto McMullan ’57 Jackson G. Kramer ’83 Cary M. Maguire Clark K. Hunt ’87 and Tavia Shackles Hunt Nancy Howell McRae ’50 and Eleanor Fox Krebs ’50 and Paul J. Krebs Fredna Barton Mahaffey ’50 and William D. McRae Joy Hunt and Robert D. Hunt ’62 Harold B. Krom ’60 John B. Mahaffey Eloise Parker Meachum ’86 and Nancy Ann Hunter Hunt ’65 and Roman J. Kupchynsky, II ’80, ’84 and Ken S. Malcolmson ’74 and Robert W. Meachum, Sr. ’85 Ray L. Hunt ’65 Ruth Irwin Kupchynsky ’80 Stacey Paddock Malcolmson Douglas A. Means ’68 and Pam Means Ann Prideaux Hurt ’54 and Clyde F. Lacy ’48 and Lena Connally Lacy ’47 Luanne Schmidt Malnory ’82 and George E. Hurt, Jr. ’54 JoAnn Harris Means ’70, ’74 and Darrell M. Lafitte ’54 and JoAnn Lafitte Richard B. Malnory ’82 Anna K. Hurwitz and Joseph M. Hurwitz ’75 Terry R. Means ’70, ’74 Sullins M. Lamb ’55 and Susan S. Lamb Don ’62 and Dian Malouf Kevin B. Meeks ’79, ’80 and Hal Hyneman ’80 and Pamela N. Hyneman Harry O. Malpass ’87 Cynthia H. Landen and Laura Green Meeks ’79 Craig Innes ’69, ’75 and Michael P. Landen ’85 Helen L. Mamarchev ’71 Marsha Mays Innes ’69, ’71 Brian D. Melton ’80 and Diane Nolan Landen ’82, ’83 and Catherine Zick Manning ’75 and Darcy Belf Melton ’79 Carol E. Irwin and Ivan Irwin, Jr. ’54, ’57 James E. Landen ’82 George T. Manning Cecil B. Melton ’55 Ellen F. Jackofsky Olin B. Lane, Jr. ’55 and Chris D. Mantzuranis ’73 and Betty K. Menking and Stanley J. Menking Cynthia L. Jackson and Sally Buckley Lane ’55 Virginia (Genny) L. Butler Mantzuranis ’72 Ann M. Mercier and J. Jeff Rolf ’78 David C. Jackson ’71, ’75 Glenn T. Lang, Jr. ’50 George A. Marcinko, Sr. and Jennifer Whitten Metzger ’71, ’74 and Donald F. Jackson ’63 and Carol J. Langham and Mary O. Marcinko Steven C. Metzger ’72 Frances Merriman Jackson ’63 James T. Langham ’64 Linda Cumber Marcus ’59, ’90 Charles J. Meyer ’53 John M. Jackson ’68, ’71 and John W. Lansing ’60 and Phyllis S. Lansing Charlene Cline Marsh ’91 and Tom F. Marsh Kathy Winniford Jackson ’69 James S. Meyer ’79, ’82 and Kristin Boyd Larimore ’89, ’91 Reba Jo Martin and Richard K. Martin ’77 Billy B. Jarvis ’68 and Linda Holt Jarvis ’67 Louisa Orr Meyer ’79 Patti LaSalle ’05 and James K. Hopkins Joel N. Martinez ’65 and Constance B. Jenkins and Judiann Reeves Meyer ’76 and Paul J. Layne ’76 Raquel Mora Martinez ’89 Thomas K. Jenkins ’65 Mark L. Meyer ’76 Barbara A. Leach and E. Frank Leach ’56 Carmen O. Mason and Robert L. Mason ’71 Al E. Jennings ’64 and Virginia Jennings Carmen Miller Michael ’45 and Robert K. Leach ’62 Barbara F. Materka Ludwig A. Michael G. William Jernigan ’61 George T. Lee, Jr. and Dorothy Olson Matetich ’48 Kathleen S. Milby and T. H. Milby, Jr. ’53 Judith K. Johnson ’69, ’75 Natalie Henderson Lee ’82 Kenneth E. Mattox, Jr. ’90 and Buddy Miller ’64 and Marsha L. Miller Ronald L. Johnston ’72 Melody Shainline Mattox ’91 Gus N. Lefes ’55 Cary W. Miller ’71 Camille Johnston Jones ’63 Donald M. Mauldin ’71 and Alan S. Leibel ’76 and Kay D. Leibel David B. Miller ’72, ’73 and Carolyn L. Miller Eric L. Jones and Joye McGrede Jones ’67 Pamela S. Mauldin Nancy K. LeMay and S. Robert LeMay, Jr. ’53 Mary Lee Filgo Miller ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Jones ’50 Coral Lindsey Maxwell ’48 Barbara T. Lemmon and Mark L. Lemmon Elizabeth Dickey Mills ’59 and Gary M. Jones ’66 and Wanda S. Jones Emma Dunlap Maxwell ’39 Ann Howard Lemon ’60, ’74 Robert H. Mills ’57 Janice Strong Jones ’60 and Keith S. Jones Betty Joe Clark Mayer ’60 and Marty V. Leonard ’59 Margaret G. Mills and Billy D. Mills ’64 Scott J. Jones ’81, ’92 and Richard G. Mayer Betty Hardt Lesko ’68 and Edmund Lesko Roger L. Mills ’47, ’48, ’50 Mary Lou Reece ’78 James L. Mayfield ’61 and Rita B. Mayfield Julia Aust Lewis ’54 and Horace A. Mitchell ’56, ’58 Ann Frances Paris Jury ’81 and C. Gordon McAdams ’82 and Thomas W. Lewis, III ’56 Clifford S. Jury ’84 Leigh K. McAdams Frances L. Mizell and Charles S. Leyendecker ’57 and William A. Mizell, Jr. ’49 Ronald M. Kaim Sue Garwood McAlister ’65 Millicent A. Leyendecker Paulette McConachie Moen ’75 and Helen Kanelos ’48 Joseph J. McCain, Jr. ’64, ’67 and Shelli Mims Lindley and Steven J. Lindley ’74 Timothy P. Moen ’74, ’75 Sandy M. Kaufman ’67, ’70 Reed Skinner McCain ’65 Dan M. Linn ’74 and Mary Jane A. Linn Bijan Mohraz and Judy J. Mohraz Gerard E. Kaye ’53 and Mildred S. Kaye Donna Kidd McCampbell ’83 and Norma Garrison Lively ’49 and Robert G. McCampbell Jane Smith Monell ’55 Frederic R. Kellogg ’65 and Octa D. Lively ’49 Carolyn P. Monk and Robert C. Monk ’54 Jeannette B. Kellogg Harriette S. McCaul and Kevin D. McCaul ’72 Janice Crow Livingstone ’58 and Michael E. Montgomery ’79 and Thomas C. Kendig ’59 and Dan P. McCauley ’72 and William E. Livingstone, III ’57, ’60 Vinette H. Montgomery Suzanne T. Kendig Sandra Kraemer McCauley ’72 Shannon Doyle Moon ’91
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 77 Dawn Enoch Moore ’78, ’81 and Christopher C. Paul ’83 and Jesse L. Richey ’54 David W. Shuford ’67, ’70 and Steven D. Moore ’78, ’98 MaryAlice B. Paul J. Robin Richmond ’76 and Judith Wolfe ’74 Karen Livesay Shuford ’70 Jennifer Bily Moore ’77 and Anne Spivey Paup ’73 and Henry B. Paup ’73 Laura F. Riddle and Paul N. Riddle ’79 Laurie C. Shulman and William F. Barstow Thomas J. Moore Virginia W. Payne Bobbie E. Roberts and Sidney Roberts ’53 † George A. Shutt and Nancy Perkins Shutt Leslie M. Moore and Michael W. Moore ’66 Helen Payton and Jimmy C. Payton, Sr. ’54 Mark A. Robertson ’85 Ellen Siegel ’75 and Robert B. Haines Ruth A. Moore and T. Walter Moore ’62 Bill H. Pennington ’91 and Diane Robinson and Bobby L. Simpson ’65 and Laura J. Simpson Ruth P. Morgan and Vernon E. Morgan ’72 † Teresa A. Pennington William G. Robinson, Jr. ’58 Carolyn M. Slaughter ’55 Gretchen Morris and Ron Morris ’56, ’60 John G. Penson and Nancy P. Penson Joe N. Robinson ’79 and Judith Robinson Jane Grayson Slover ’52 and Donald N. Morriss ’76 and Dorothy Oglesby Perkins ’51 and Randy H. Robinson ’74, ’77 and George Slover, Jr. Patricia Glasgow Morriss ’75 Lloyd W. Perkins ’50, ’74 Rita J. Robinson Alice W. Smith and Ralph L. Smith, Jr. ’64 Rita L. McGinnis-Morriss ’81 and Edward H. Perry ’76 Betty Bell Robison ’47 J. Allen Smith ’81 and William O. Morriss ’81 Gay L. Perry ’80 Hannah Robson and Joe Robson ’76 Jane Cornish Smith ’81, ’01 Diana Morrow and J. Terry Morrow ’54 Susan Martin Perry ’68 Beverly C. Rogers and Mack L. Rogers ’72 Lacie G. Smith ’67 and Nancy N. Smith Elizabeth Setzer Morrow ’51 and David W. Persky ’72 and Mary E. Persky Sarah-Finch M. Rollins ’42 Lowell N. Smith ’54 and Philip R. Morrow Shirley Segars Smith ’55 Brent J. Peterson ’75 Cecile S. Rose and Thomas N. Rose ’82 Betsy Lane Morton ’76, ’05 and Jan Gehring Peterson ’70 and Shelby L. Smith, Sr. ’54 and Stephan E. Morton ’74, ’76 Deedie P. Rose and Edward W. Rose, III L. Marc Peterson ’70 Virginia Adelaide Harrison Smith ’54 Gwyn H. Morton ’50 and Frank W. Rose ’53, ’56 and Joan B. Rose Nan Blackston Peterson ’49 Sue C. Graves Smith and Phyllis Erickson Morton ’72 Lynne M. Rossell and Robert M. Rossell ’77 Troy R. Smith, Jr. ’67 Belle Drye Petkas ’68 and Peter Petkas George F. Moss ’58 Glenver H. Rowland and Deborah L. Snell and Cathy Cook Phillips ’74 and Donald G. Murray ’59 Robert G. Rowland ’74 Donald H. Snell, Jr. ’69, ’73 Cecil B. Phillips ’49 Nancy Price Murrow ’49 Karen A. Brandstrader Rozzell ’82 and Jeanne M. Snow and Robert A. Snow ’69 Carol McClaughry Pointer ’81 and Scott E. Rozzell ’71 Allen R. Myers ’64 and David T. Pointer ’81 Lorraine Sutliff Snowberger ’87 and Mardi Wochos Myers ’68 Marvin L. Ruebsamen ’62 Scott Snowberger Joann F. Poladian ’87 Jack C. Myers ’66, ’69 and Judy N. Myers Grace Williams Russell ’46 and John D. Solana ’68, ’72 and Joan M. Pollock and Robert G. Pollock ’48 Henry E. Russell ’46 Jack (Chris) C. Najork ’67, ’68 and Nancy Johanning Solana ’69 Foster M. Poole, Jr. ’54 and Linda C. Najork D. Pat Ryan ’62 and Sharon E. Ryan George Solares ’72, ’75 Nancy Webb Poole ’55 Ernestine M. Naylor ’47 Dennis N. Ryan ’74 and Diana P. Ryan Ellen Karelsen Solender ’71 Elizabeth B. Porter and Richard L. Porter ’66 Sharon P. Neary and William T. Neary ’82 Sandra L. Ryan and William J. Ryan ’57 Gay F. Solomon and William T. Solomon ’64 Douglas C. Potter ’76 and Pamela Potter Donna M. Nelson and Sharon Smith Ryan ’51 Elissa Berwald Sommerfield ’59 and Patsie Northcutt Potts ’50 Harry A. Nelson, III ’69 Susan E. Salch ’91 Frank E. Sommerfield James T. Powell ’61, ’65 and Happy Nelson ’62 and Linda M. Nelson Victor E. Salvino Linda Sonia and William E. Sonia, Jr. Marie Ellis Powell ’62, ’64 Linda O. Neumann and Lydon Neumann ’68 Phyllis Sams and William M. Sams ’60 Horace E. Sorley ’53, ’64 and Lorene Bond Prewitt ’62, ’70 and Imogene Sorley Marilyn H. Newton and Robert I. Prewitt ’49, ’51 Debbie Samson and George W. Samson ’55 William K. Newton ’72 Phil F. Southern ’48 Kathryn A. Priddy Lola Peterson Sanford ’50 and A. G. Nichols, Jr. ’62 and R. F. Sanford ’50 Patti G. Sparkman Caren H. Prothro Barbara Koonce Nichols ’63 Cooper M. Schley and Mary S. Spillman and Pat Y. Spillman Elizabeth (Betty) Kenner Purkey ’66, ’75 and Kent L. Nichols ’71, ’77 Helen Thornberry Schley ’62 Walter R. Purkey ’67, ’75, ’95 Joe A. Stalcup ’51, ’59, ’78 and Donald L. Niewyk and Ellen Buie Niewyk ’78 Suzanne Schmidt ’67 and Dan C. Jones Nancy V. Stalcup John D. Rainey ’67, ’72 and Frances O. Nixon and Victor H. Nixon ’67 Judy Jo D. Rainey Ann Schulze and Wesley N. Schulze ’43 Daniel W. Stansbury, Sr. ’54, ’59 and Joan Lively Stansbury ’54 Edwin E. Nowlin, Jr. ’66, ’68 and Howard L. Ramsey ’50, ’53 and Ruth L. Scott and Winfield W. Scott ’62, ’65 Susan Byerly Nowlin ’67 Merrill Strange Ramsey ’51 Carolyn Smith Scrimshire ’57 and Paul P. Steed, Jr. ’47 and Violet A. Steed Alice G. Nye and Erle A. Nye ’65 Kim-Kay Randt and Thomas P. Randt ’78, ’79 Norton Scrimshire ’55, ’58 Gigi Steele and Walter W. Steele, Jr. ’57 Alice Hughes Oakley ’87 and Barbara Lisenba Ray ’51 and Lynda L. Scurlock ’60 Karla G. Steinberg and John R. Oakley ’93 G. Farrell Ray, Jr. ’50 Charles R. Scurry Lawrence E. Steinberg ’60 Morgan Dunn O’Connor ’74 Nelwyn Harman Reagan ’67 and Carl Sewell ’66 and Marc Steinberg Edith J. O’Donnell and Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Ross B. Reagan ’65 Peggy Higgins Sewell ’72 Phyllis Y. Steinhart and Ronald G. Steinhart Dwight H. O’Keefe, III ’65 and Gerald S. Reamey ’76, ’82 and Bobby G. Shaw ’65 and Diane Shaw Jill Stephenson ’81 Mary B. O’Keefe Kay L. Reamey Carol Sheehy and Daniel R. Sheehy, Jr. ’68 Phyllis Stephenson and James R. Olney ’75 and Teresa N. Olney Diane Hinman Reed ’68 and George A. Shelburne ’61 and Steve A. Stephenson ’71 Kevin P. O’Meara ’86 and Richard A. Reed Jessie Cunningham Shelburne ’68, ’74 Shirley B. Sterling and Patricia Ann O’Meara Christopher H. Rentzel ’72 and Tracy D. Shepherd ’93 William G. Sterling, Jr. ’52 Jana S. Rentzel James R. O’Neill ’72, ’75 and Ora Cox Reynolds Sheppard ’43 Vicki S. Sterquell ’78 Patricia Baier O’Neill ’72 Brian T. Rhame ’83 and Mary H. Rhame James C. Shields ’53, ’56 and Kyle O’Brien Stevens ’80 and David G. Orr ’56 and Mary Jane Orr Alys Price Richards ’60 and Lucy W. Shields William F. Stevens ’63, ’72 George A. Richards ’59 John H. Otstott ’52 Gay Nell Steelman Shiels ’53 Marilyn A. Stevens and Frank A. Richards ’66 Wesley F. Stevens ’60, ’62 Patra Owen and Robert R. Owen ’61 Mary Jones Shoemaker ’60 and Yvonne Forester Page ’50 Charles T. Richardson and Robert J. Shoemaker ’55, ’64 Annette Stewart ’66 Twila T. Richardson Emily A. Parker ’73 V. H. Sholl ’54, ’56 James A. Stockard ’59 and Sue H. Stockard Corinne Richardson and Kathryn B. Parrish Judy Keller Shore ’90 and Donald J. Stone and Norma K. Stone Thomas E. Richardson ’56 John M. Patison ’49, ’52 and Michael W. Shore ’86, ’90 Junius B. Stone, Jr. ’62 and Mary C. Stone Nancy Richardson and Margaret Y. Patison Arden Bowers Showalter ’56, ’57 and Cynthia Canfield Straton ’83 and Robert M. Richardson ’62 J. Redwine Patterson ’48, ’51, ’54 Larry D. Showalter ’57 John William Straton, Jr.
78 | smu.edu/annualreport Ann Stratton and Ray B. Stratton ’58 Arch W. Van Meter ’53, ’72 and Amy Miller Williams ’91 and Lisa K. Anderson and Constance Dolph Strow ’48 Patsy T. Van Meter Christopher T. Williams ’92 William G. Anderson, Jr. ’73 Joe Chat Sumner, III ’55 Joanne D. Vaughan ’98 and Annell Haughton Williams ’76 and Joe E. Vaughan ’64 Kelly D. Williams ’77 Bruce E. Anton ’79 Daniel F. Susie ’72 and Sydney Susie Stephen K. Vernon ’76, ’80 Donald N. Williams ’76 and Barbara Paschall Averitt ’82 and Greg M. Swalwell ’79 and Terry G. Connor Glynn J. Vickers ’65 and Janet Yoder Williams ’82 Don R. Averitt ’83 Donald A. Swanson, Jr. ’60 and Rona Drummond Vickers ’64 Dwight F. Williams ’81 Betty Buchanan Bacon ’51 and Nancy Mock Swanson ’57 Carolyn Armstrong Virden ’74 and Elizabeth Williams and J. H. Williams ’55 Richard F. Bacon ’50 Eloise Brown Swanson ’45, ’61 and Phillip H. Virden ’73 Charles S. Baer ’77 and Stephanie H. Baer John R. Swanson ’48 Joretta Williams and W.E. Williams, Jr. ’55 Sandra C. Virden and Walter Virden, III ’63 Joseph S. Bailes and Martha Swayze and W. Stephen Swayze ’63 Myra Nicol Williams ’63 and Cheryl Westgard Vogel ’76 and Kevin Vogel Van Zandt Williams, Jr. Yvonne Scharfe Bailes ’97 Richard C. Sweet ’81 Karen Stewart Wade ’72 and Billie Ida Williamson ’74 Horace Anson (Pat) Baker, Jr. ’55 Carol Savage Swingle ’78, ’87 and Paul D. Wade ’71 Mary R. Baker-Buster Frank A. Swingle, Jr. ’76 John D. Williamson, Jr. ’55, ’57 and James B. Walburg ’85 and Sandra Walburg Roberta Van Zandt Williamson ’58 Al R. Barbosa ’51 Compton S. Sylvest and Ed E. Sylvest ’62, ’70 Rebecca Bowen Wallace ’50 Clark S. Willingham ’71 and C. Larry Barlow ’54 and Jane Barlow Jane H. Willingham Mary Coleman Tabor ’70 and George W. Wallis ’41 Kay Barnes and Michael H. Barnes Mike M. Tabor ’66, ’69 Carolyn Hopkins Walton ’53 Joan K. Willis and Walter L. Willis ’73 Patricia A. Barnett ’02 Kathryn Campbell Tanner ’63 and Carlotta A. Ward and Joe H. Ward, Jr. ’64 David R. Wilson ’64 and Victoria Wilson Steve Barnett ’69, ’72, ’76 and Lawrence E. Tanner ’63 Howard R. Ware, Jr. ’64 and Nancy Ware Ellis M. Wilson, Jr. ’51 Candice Taylor Chandler ’69 Charles A. Tarpley ’61 and Richard Ware ’68 Lowell G. Winkler ’63 and Ruth L. Winkler Jean Lewis Barrar ’44 Mary Ellen Tarpley Gay S. Warren and Robert E. Warren, Jr. ’64 Lucy F. Wold and Richard T. Wold Dolores G. Barzune and Peter M. Tart ’64 and Shirley Shull Tart ’63 Lawrence S. Barzune James F. Warren ’76 Charles M. Wood and Jean A. Wood Marian Cleary Penniman Tate ’45 Danny R. Basso and Kathy Basso Thomas J. Warren, Sr. ’42 Blair P. Woodall ’74 and Laura M. Woodall Rosalie Taubman Anne White Beall ’92 and James F. Beall Irwin Wasserman and Judith Wasserman Barbara Lomax Hitzelberger-Wooten ’48 and James C. Taylor ’71 and William Wooten Jean C. Beasley Connie S. Watson and Jeffrey B. Watson ’74 Jerry Tindall Taylor ’72 Arline S. Worsham and John W. Worsham Deborah Lowman Begert ’70 and Charles R. Watts ’75 Virginia R. Taylor ’55 James M. Wright ’78, ’81 and Robert F. Begert ’67, ’71 Celia A. Weaver and Jerry A. G. Weaver ’66 Faith M. Temple and James B. Temple ’50 Rebekah Riggs Wright ’79 James H. Belcher ’83 David R. Webb, Jr. and Tucean P. Webb Antoinette Barksdale Terry ’54 and Dee Wyly Joyce Belofsky and Selwin Belofsky Donna R. Weber and Garry A. Weber ’58 Marshall Terry ’53, ’54 Debra F. Yenne and Thomas R. Yenne ’74 Aimee Ellenich Benfield ’06 and Robert M. Weekley ’65 Michele Thaxton and Robert F. Stiles ’88 Gerry D. York ’58 and Polly Mitchell York ’95 Jason O. Benfield ’96, ’98 Emily W. Weems and Jo Ann Geurin Thetford ’69, ’70 Janis T. York and Michael H. York ’59 Belle Stumberg Berg ’71 and Lovett H. Weems, Jr. ’70 Donald A. Berg ’70, ’77 Gail Griffin Thomas ’58 and Barbara Doran Young ’76 and Lawrence Wehlmann and Mary Wehlmann Robert Hyer Thomas ’53, ’57 Stephen F. Young ’73 Garner J. Berg ’62 Marion L. Weir and Thomas E. Weir ’66 Guy R. Thomas ’76 and Lyn Thomas Anthony John Zampella, Jr. and Bill Berrien and Milton H. Thomas, Jr. ’52 and Margaret Weisbruch and Bess Moran Zampella ’78 Elizabeth Augustyn Berrien ’89 W. Douglas Weisbruch ’59 Ruth N. Thomas George N. Zarafonetis ’41 Girija Maliye Bhat ’72 and U. Narayan Bhat Debra Smith Welch ’75 and Evelyn Thompson and Ron Thompson ’79 B.J. Zimmerman ’54 and David W. Biegler and Diane L. Knape Gordon R. Welch, Jr. ’68 James B. Thompson ’63 Patsy C. Zimmerman Faith Emory Biggs ’66 Teresa M. Weltin and Wayne J. Weltin ’80 Linda R. Thompson and Richard J. Billik, Jr. ’74, ’76 Dennis A. Weltman ’73, ’75 Norman A. Thompson ’69 15-19 Years Kristine Kater Birney ’90 and Rex W. Thompson and Roslyn D. Thompson Gregory E. Werner ’91, ’97 and Paul C. Birney ’91 Kelly D. Werner The following individuals have given at Ted C. Thompson ’75 Laura S. Bivins and William P. Bivins, Jr. ’74 Louise N. Westerfield and least 15-19 consecutive years to SMU. Elizabeth Gregory Thornburg ’79 and Frances A. Blatt and Eugene Raboy Roy E. Westerfield ’50 John D. Thornburg ’81 Martha Blewer ’00 Jane Allman Wetzel ’52 Anonymous Donor Donald G. Thrasher ’80 Karen F. Blumenthal ’90 and Charlotte Totebusch Whaley ’70, ’76 Ebby Halliday Acers Enid D. Tober and Howard K. Tober ’48 Scott McCartney Angela Perrin White ’86 John L. Adams and Suzanne L. Adams Dave Tobolowsky ’41 Jilene K. Boghetich ’76 and J. Richard White ’69, ’70, ’73, ’77 and Lisa Lunder Adams ’00 and Jann Rowley Treadwell ’88 and Tony Boghetich ’75 Johnelle White Roger E. Adams ’95 John Allen Treadwell Chester M. Bonar and Martha Bell White ’46 and William H. White Don A. Addington ’53, ’65 and Blake C. Tucker ’56 and Sandra S. Tucker Eunice Flickinger Bonar ’86 Nathan E. White, Jr. ’64, ’72 and Suegene Addington Peggy Jo Turnage and David L. Bond ’52 Wanda J. White Jerry Dean Alexander and William T. Turnage, Jr. ’73 Stefanie Woodard Bond ’87 and Stanley W. White ’61, ’70 Rebecca A. Alexander ’62 Daniel A. Turner ’67 and Polly Turner W. Douglass Bond ’87 Douglas E. Whitley ’71, ’73 and James S. Alley, Jr. ’79 Kay Altman Turney ’66 and Barry L. Boniface ’84 and Sherry Castle Whitley ’71, ’75 David Alvirez ’60 and Pauline Alvirez William H. Turney Lora Childs Boniface ’84 Elizabeth Sorsby Wiesner ’50 and Evelyn G. Ammons and Robert C. Ammons ’63 Hellen G. Uhlhorn and Tudor G. Uhlhorn ’83 Anna Boodee and William J. Boodee ’62 John W. Wiesner, Jr. ’50 A. Lewis Amos, Jr. and Christine Underwood and Charlotte Gray Booth ’74, ’76 and Kern Wildenthal and Kimberly A. Head-Amos ’94 David M. Underwood, Jr. ’88 William M. Booth, III ’74 Margaret Dehlinger Wildenthal ’78 C. E. Anderson ’55 John T. Unger ’73, ’74 and Dan Bowden ’59 Brian H. Wildes ’72 and Marcella Wildes Kathy J. Welch ’74 Charles A. Anderson ’83, ’84 and Fran McCall Boyce ’75 Kim A. Wilhjelm ’82 Kimberly Chaplain Anderson ’85 Mary Barksdale Bradford ’63 and Ronald F. Bradford
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 79 George W. Bramblett, Jr. ’63, ’66 and Charles L. Cox ’45 and Flora Estes Cox ’48 John C. Dvorak ’49 and Cynthia Blanton Graves ’70, ’71 and Pedie Oliver Bramblett ’95 Martha Carlson Crain ’65, ’66 and Ruth Vanderveen-Dvorak Gregg C. Graves Michael W. Crain ’65, ’67 Harold L. Early and Martha Kerr Early ’63 Helen S. Gray Carole Brandt Jean E. Crawford and Mark T. Crawford ’76 Francile Foote Ehricht ’41 Dianne Warren Green ’70 and Gina L. Bridwell and John Crawford ’54 George A. Engelland, III ’68 and William L. Green ’69, ’72 Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74 Carter Creech ’60, ’63 Nancy H. Engelland Eric C. Green ’76 and Debra J. Green Robert G. Brittingham ’76 and Bob L. Crews, Jr. ’77 and Peggy Ann Crews Craig T. Enoch ’72, ’75 and Kelly Green and Norman N. Green Terri Brittingham Kathryn Barker Enoch ’73, ’77 Mark E. Crites ’84 and Martha May Crites ’85 Susan S. Green and Tommy L. Green ’68 Carole R. Broadland and Allison Cox Estes ’87 and Thad Estes Jonathan S. Greene ’96 Donald R. Broadland ’62 John W. Croft and Kathryn G. Croft Kathryn S. Etcheverry and Constance Kirby Cross ’82 and Jerry L. Griffin ’67 Alan L. Brodsky ’63 Lance S. Etcheverry ’90 Ralph E. Cross, Jr. Cynda Cason Grover ’64 and Gorlyn H. Bronstad ’60 and Eric H. Everett ’94 and Jennifer Everett Gary E. Grover ’64, ’65 Jane A. Bronstad Barbara Hunt Crow Jeanne M. Fagadau and Sanford P. Fagadau Ann E. Groves and James T. Groves, III ’56 Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77 and Harlan R. Crow and Kathy Fair and Richard I. Fair ’90 Bradley W. Brookshire ’76 Katherine Raymond Crow ’94 Jo Harwood Guittard ’71 and Doris M. Farrow John R. Guittard Brenda Myers Brown ’70, ’77 and Nancy Crow ’65 and Jack F. Sanders ’64 Fred A. Brown Barbara L. Crowe and Fred J. Crowe ’93 J. Webster Feild ’50 and Jane Feild Charles L. Gummer and Cindy M. Gummer Carol Kunkler Brown ’67 and Gary T. Crum ’69 and Sylvie P. Crum Barbara B. Ferson and Scott E. Ferson ’74 Jeremy L. Halbreich and Nancy Strauss Halbreich ’73 J. Martin Brown ’66 Lee B. Cullum ’61 J. C. Fishbeck, Jr. ’66 David C. Haley ’85 and Lori K. Haley Glenda G. Bruce and Michael P. Bruce Margaret A. Cullum Becky Rose Fisher ’86 and Bryant R. Fisher ’85 Gretchen Phillips Hamm ’67 and Susan L. Bruster and Nancy H. Currey Timothy K. Bruster ’85, ’91 Joyce I. Fiske and Robert W. Fiske ’57 Ralph C. Hamm, Jr. ’66 R. John Cusack, Jr. ’86 Esther Postina Bryant ’63 and Heather L. Flabiano ’96, ’02 and John W. Hammond, Jr. ’88 and Linda Pitts Custard ’60, ’99, and John L. Bryant ’58 Ross C Murfin Judy H. Hammond William A. Custard ’57 Jerry Buchanan ’54 Lisa A. Flachs and Richard D. Sloman ’85 Sam T. Hamra and Sonia A. Hamra Mil Vrandac Daffron ’51 Barbara A. Buettner and Colleen Cook Flickinger ’55 Carol M. Harder and James Harder Charles W. Danheim ’51 and Kenneth L. Buettner ’75 Katherine C. Hargrove and Mac Hargrove Mary Lou Danheim Marion T. Flores and Nash D. Flores John R. Bugh ’79, ’80 and John C. Harper ’89 Jim Darnell ’80 and Susan Darnell Shawn C. Foley ’86 and Stacey M. Foley Susan Gray Bugh ’80 Keith W. Harris D. Michael Daves ’63 and Patricia M. Daves Margaret D. Folsom ’49 and Diane DeWare Bumpas ’69 and Robert S. Folsom ’49 Christine Schwyn Harrison ’82 and Stuart M. Bumpas Martin J. Davidson and Patricia W. Davidson Nancy M. Fomby and Thomas B. Fomby Lyndall F. Harrison ’82 Douglas R. Busker ’95 and Sarah M. Carlson Elena Guerra Davis ’00 and Peter F. Davis Gerald J. Ford ’66, ’69 and Kelli Olsen Ford Juli Callan Harrison ’70, ’72 and Brett C. Campbell ’86 and Felix Davis and Jane S. Davis Robert D. Harrison ’70, ’73 Walter O. Forehand ’73, ’74 Suzanne J. Campbell Grayson L. Davis and Kay Harrison Rebecca McCulloch Davis ’70 Jane Fortenberry ’77 Peyton L. Campbell, III ’62 and John Resor Hauge and Diane Foust ’78 and James A. Nelson Vicki L. Campbell James W. Davis, Jr. ’68 and Susan E. Davis Margaret Richey Hauge ’80 Athena A. Fox and Tom L. Fox ’60 Rhett G. Campbell ’70, ’73 and Sally Ann Kay Davis ’56 and Donald G. Hawkes ’80, ’83 Susan V. Seybold W. Richard Davis ’56, ’58 Margie Francis and Raymond E. Francis ’64 C. Michael Hawn and Collyn S. Hawn Jerry A. Candy ’67 and Suzanne B. Candy Vol S. Davis, III ’87 Cynthia L. Fredrickson and Meredith M. Hays and William R. Hays, III ’74 Brenda H. Carr and James G. Carr, III ’74 Chandrima Deb ’83 and Raj Deb Steven R. Fredrickson ’75 Elizabeth Rogers Healy ’75 and Marcia C. French LaDonna J. Carrington ’83, ’84 Rachael Redeker Dedman ’96 and Todd S. Healy Robert H. Dedman, Jr. ’80, ’84 J. Ed Frieze ’81 and Anne R. Carrozza and Vincent A. Carrozza Richard V. Helgason ’76, ’80 Daniel A. Dell’Osa ’78 Maureen Gehan Frieze ’84 Doyle I. Carson and Dr. and Mrs. Edward K. Hensley ’56, ’74 Sarah Simmons Carson ’60 Daniel J. Delp ’95 and Jennifer K. Delp Linda Schlinkman Fuller ’73 and Terry Fuller Alvino R. Herrera and Irma E. Herrera Robert M. Carwell and Sheryl M. Farley ’71 Cheryl G. Disque and Michael J. Disque ’64 Elizabeth Powell Gallian ’96 and Michael D. Gallian ’96, ’01 David M. Hesser ’96 and Nataly Hesser A. Baron Cass, III ’66 and Darlene G. Cass James C. Ditto ’57 and Lois A. Ditto Nancy R. Galter and Morris A. Galter Holt Hickman ’54 and Jo A. Hickman Ellen Castro ’73, ’75 Anthony W. Dona ’81 and Lillian Dona Barbara Sorensen Geer ’91 and Carolyn Hierholzer and Blake V. Cecil ’93 and Melinda Cecil Kathryn Donald and Ronnie W. Donald ’71 Jason W. Geer ’91 Malford Hierholzer ’60 Agnes Cheng and James L. Smith Carrie A. Donaldson and Elizabeth Brooks Gentry ’59 Vicki L. Hill Jean Smith Cherry ’66 Dave Donaldson ’67 James M. Gerhardt Joan West Hines ’51 and Charles A. Chitwood and C.J. (Don) Donnally, Jr. ’67, ’68 and Norman P. Hines, Jr. ’50, ’60 Carol G. Donnally Angie Gibbs and Graham Gibbs ’89 Christy Dyer Chitwood ’84 D. Richard Hipp and Ginger G. Wyrick ’88 Kenneth A. Gilbert and Catherine Claman ’05 and Barry B. Donnell ’61 and Margaret Buzbee Gilbert ’72 Burton L. Hoag ’59 and Sonja L. Hoag Lawrence Claman ’05 Johnelle M. Donnell Elizabeth Gillette and David A. Lively ’93 James G. Hoffman, Jr. ’86 Barbara H. Clark and William J. Clark ’71 Patrick W. Downs James A. Gilligan and Mason Kyle Hogan and Barbara Priddy Clark ’77, ’98 and Cheryl D. Drayer and James F. Drayer Julie Jeans Gilligan ’83 Susan Nethery Hogan ’89 John W. Clark, Jr. ’60, ’63 Vivian Noble DuBose ’77 George R. Gober and Sue A. Gober Margaret Edwards Hogg ’73 and Christopher I. Clark ’96 Nathan T. Duermeyer ’96 Robert D. Hogg Bill J. Goforth ’70 and Brenda L. Goforth David M. Cook and Jan Williams Cook ’80 Janis R. Dumas and Ted A. Dumas ’68 James M. Hoggard ’63 and Deanna Stewart Goodman ’92 and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’82 and Angie Dunk and W. Kirk Dunk ’91 Lynn N. Hoggard Kendall E. Goodman William H. Coombs Nancy Kliewer Dunlap ’83 Bethany C. Holland and Sam Holland Ashley N. Gotovac and Brenda K. Cooper and Frank M. Dunlevy ’71 and Susan Dunlevy Robert Gotovac, Jr. ’85 Billie Ruth (B.R.) Holman ’67 and Gerald B. Cooper, Jr. ’74, ’93 Denny R. Holman ’67 Carroll R. Graves ’61 and Percilla Graves Charles A. Cox, Jr. ’96 and Janice F. Cox
80 | smu.edu/annualreport Beverly J. Holmes Barbara Williams Kincaid ’71, ’05 and Melinda Miller Matthews ’90 and Carolyn F. Neal and George D. Neal ’54, ’59 Carolyn Honeycutt and Samuel T. Kincaid, II ’71, ’80 Stephen M. Matthews ’88 Faye R. Neel and Jasper Neel Julian B. Honeycutt, Jr. ’48 Gail G. King ’56 and Hugh D. King ’57 O.J. Goode Mavon ’66 and Douglas J. Nichols ’95, ’97 and Terry D. Hosey ’89 and Tiffany S. Hosey Rina Kirchgessner P.G. (Jerry) Mavon, Jr. ’66 Gerry Nichols A. Glen Houston ’76 and Peggy G. Houston C. Wesley Kittleman, Jr. ’66 and Susan V. McClung and Elizabeth M. Nichols and Hall E. Nichols ’73 Thomas O. McClung, Jr. ’65 Virginia Arlett Howdeshell ’45 Jane B. Kittleman Albert W. Niemi, Jr. and Maria Niemi Bryan D. McCrory ’85 and Carol J. Howe and Mark A. Howe ’77 John W. Knoespel ’78 Lisa Niforopulos ’89 Gayle Resler McCrory ’83 Mimi Powell Huey ’60, ’85 and Jack D. Knox ’60, ’63 William D. Noel ’82 and Barbara W. Noel Cynthia M. McDonald and Ward L. Huey, Jr. ’60 Kevin L. Knox and Tryna H. Knox W. Scott McDonald, Jr. ’59, ’61 Janet G. Nolan and William E. Nolan ’58 Selma Leyshon Hughes ’70 Michael L. Kreager ’88 Frances Owens McElvaney ’58 and Alwin N. Olstad ’58 Catherine Schmoker Hunnewell ’87 and Amy O. Kulas and Jason A. Kulas ’93 William K. McElvaney ’50, ’51, ’57 Geraldine A. Orler and John J. Orler ’69 Willard P. Hunnewell Roy A. Kull, Jr. ’60 and Susan Hardy Kull ’65 John S. McFarland ’59, ’61 and John H. Otstott ’52 Caroline R. Hunt Katherine Brazda Kurtz ’80 and Linda B. McFarland Mary Anne Park Owens ’63 Jeanette L. Hunter and William S. Hunter ’53 Kevin F. Kurtz Cappy R. McGarr and Janie S. McGarr Linda Stewart Ozanne ’74 and Mr. and Mrs. Lara F. Hutt, III ’57 Joyce S. Lacerte and Lawrence G. Lacerte Margaret C. McKinney and Porter L. Ozanne, III ’70 Margaret Ackermann Ice ’78 and Harriett R. LaFoy and Joe C. LaFoy, Jr. ’65 Ross E. McKinney ’48 Patricia M. Patterson Stephen L. Ice Stephen A. Lally ’72 G. Dale McKissick ’50, ’54 Claudine R. Patton and Darrell P. Patton ’56 Barbara Isbell and George V. Isbell ’57 Chun H. Lam and Wai-Fung E. Kong-Lam Carmen Crews McMillan ’64 and Charmaine L. Paulin and John W. Paulin ’62 James G. Isleib ’94 and E.G. McMillan, III ’61, ’62 Janis Jacobs Lamoreaux ’69, ’70 and C. Pat Payne ’65 and Christina C. Payne ’84 Jennifer Cook Isleib ’94 Robert M. Lamoreaux ’69, ’70 Nancy R. McMillin and William C. McMillin Martha Raley Peak ’50 and Preston A. Peak Charles R. Jackson ’58, ’73 and Beverly Brooks Landgraf ’73, ’76 and E. Donald McNees ’49 and Mary P. McNees Don S. Pearce ’65 and Linda Jackson ’58 John F. Landgraf Al S. Meador, II ’78 and Julie H. Meador Linda Boswell Pearce ’70 Karen Peters Jackson ’71 and John H. Lange, Jr. and John R. Medina ’72 and Shirley Medina A. Theodore Peterson, III ’71 and William L. Jackson ’71 Pamela Parker Lange ’71, ’73 Linda Reid Medlen ’66 and Joyce A. Peterson Betty F. Jacobs and Ross L. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Larner ’66 Norman R. Medlen ’65, ’66 Bonnie Wendland Petway ’55 Patsy J. Jacobs and William H. Jacobs ’67 Betty A. Lasley and Thomas T. Lasley ’68 Robert E. Mellor ’68 and Barbara A. Phillips ’84 and Harry M. Jannette, Jr. ’50 and Barrett Alan Lee and Carol A. Zeiss ’75 Suzanne Bolton Mellor ’69 J. Randy Phillips ’70, ’71 Mamie B. Jannette James W. Leftwich ’51, ’58 and Marybelle P. Menzel Leon P. Piepenburg and Nancy P. Jeffett Patsy Harper Leftwich ’53 Terry Methenitis and Marianne Baker Piepenburg ’81 Cary L. Jennings ’79, ’82 and John W. Lenhart ’77 and Malinda E. Lenhart William M. Methenitis ’81 Jeffrey D. Piepgras ’86 and Kay D. Jennings Andrew R. Lewis and Margaret Mayfield Meyer ’75 and Linda M. Piepgras Eugene Jericho ’49 and Sharon Packer Lewis ’83 Richard B. Meyer ’74, ’75 Charles C. Pierce, Jr. and Mary Ellen Mitchell Jericho ’46 Barbara L. Lindsay and Elizabeth J. Milazzo Jane Harrell Pierce ’65, ’71 Bill E. Jessup ’55 and William B. Lindsay, III ’69 Carolyn D. Miller ’53 Angie Sears Pirok and Paul J. Pirok ’81 Marilyn Jones Jessup ’53 James R. Littlejohn ’73, ’76 and Dale R. Miller and Elizabeth D. Miller Cynthia S. Pladziewicz ’82 Helen D. Johnson Jana Jobe Littlejohn ’75 Mary W. Miller and Tom Miller ’56 Mark B. Plunkett ’96 Jeanne Roach Johnson ’54 Carrie J. Loftis Harvey R. Mitchell, Jr. and Joyce J. Mitchell Barbara Youkers Pool ’67 and Kellie Prinz Johnson ’92 and Charles W. Logan ’63, ’65 and Alma A. Moberg ’85 Richard L. Pool ’64 Kevin Michael Johnson Patricia Birmingham Logan ’63 Joan Hardy Potter ’56 and Kathy K. Johnsrud and Christopher S. Moen ’72 and Dan L. Longo and Margaret Erdle Longo ’89 Robert L. Potter ’56 Thomas S. Johnsrud ’90 Leanna Nelson Moen ’73 Robin Lovin Christopher W. Prater ’82 and James M. Johnston ’70, ’71 and Kyle H. Molberg ’81 and Barbara Golden Lynn ’72 and Karen Church Prater ’82 Suzanne Scott Johnston ’71 Paula Deakins Molberg ’81 Michael P. Lynn ’75 Gage A. Prichard, Sr. ’58 and Donald M. Johnstone ’66 and D. Randall Montgomery ’84, ’87 and Gary B. MacDonald ’94 Gwen Lee Prichard ’58 Sherry R. Johnstone Vickie Wood Montgomery ’84 Jeffrey N. MacDowell ’87 and David L. Puterbaugh ’78, ’79 and Gene C. Jones and Jerry Jones George R. Moody ’65 Kelly M. MacDowell Kathy Puterbaugh Harry M. Jones, Jr. ’64 Allen J. Moore ’53 and Kelly Thornell MacDowell ’94 and Mary Mullino Moore ’66, ’67 Elizabeth Hitchins Quigley ’91 and Helen C. Jones and Phillip R. Jones ’70 Jeffrey Nichols MacDowell ’87 L. Matthew Quigley Edward W. Moore ’84 and Dianne B. Jopling ’71 Larry Maday ’73 JoAnne Bisso Moore ’80 Juliette Moore Raffensperger ’83 and Ann M. Jordan and Darrell E. Jordan ’64 Paul Raffensperger Janet L. Magers and M. Scott Magers ’66 Elizabeth G. Moore and Lisa Burgen Jordan ’86 George W. Maguire ’78 and R. Anthony Moore ’68 Arthur G. Randol, III and Gayle Kleweno Randol ’71 Albert G. Karam and Mary Ackels Karam ’79 Sandra K. Maguire Loy B. Moore ’59 and Peggy H. Moore Jeritza J. Reece and Richard E. Reece ’49 Lyle Eilers Keeling ’50 A. William Main ’81 and Maureen K. Main Christina L. Moreland and Richard A. Keffler, Jr. ’78 John C. Mallios ’72 and Sherry Mallios Joey Moreland, III ’95 Robert E. Reinke ’78 Patsy J. Kelley ’46 Carl W. Manning ’61 and Christi Shdeed Morrow ’94 and Robert E. Richey C. Matthew Kendall ’92, ’94 and Mary-Ellen Manning Cory L. Morrow ’99 Carol Jackson Riddle ’70, ’80 and Lisa A. Kendall Ray H. Marr ’52 R. Charles Muchmore, Jr. ’75 Michael L. Riddle James W. Kerr, Jr. ’65 Bruce A. Marshall ’79 and Susan E. Marshall Charles W. Naeser ’67 and Nancy D. Naeser Ronald H. Ridlehuber ’75 Andrew G. Khoury ’91 Joel N. Martinez ’65 and Mary E. Nakashige ’82 Carol L. Rippa and Herbert T. Rippa, Jr. ’69 James E. Kij and Jessica DeVries Kij ’76 Raquel Mora Martinez ’89 Rachel R. Nance and Curtis A. Ritchie ’81 and Sharon E. Ritchie Chere Kimbell and John P. Mathieson ’80 William B. Nance, Jr. ’69 Betty Canon Robb ’52 Isham Mike Kimbell, IV ’63 J. Scott Mattei ’93 Amie S. Napier and Andrew B. Napier ’88 Paula K. Roberson ’74
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 81 Holly Robinson and Marc C. Robinson ’73 Dan W. Stansbury, Jr. ’89 and Katherine J. Venable and 10-14 Years Tina Moore Stansbury ’91 Richard Venable, III ’72 Jean Clark Roe ’54 and Newton Charles Roe The following individuals have given at Marcella Stark Barbara T. Vestal and Andrew D. Rooker ’73 and Jane L. Rooker least 10-14 consecutive years to SMU. Nelson C. Vestal, Jr. ’73 Rachel Bragdon Rose ’92 and S. Lance Rose Marianne Staubach and Roger T. Staubach Gail Stephenson and Steven B. Vik and Ning Wu ’90 Grady L. Rountree ’65, ’67 Margaret A. Abbott and John M. Stephenson, Jr. ’65 Gina K. Waco and R. Marc Waco ’93 Gayle L. Royar and Kenneth D. Royar ’63 Robert E. Abbott, Jr. ’70 H. Leighton Steward ’57, ’59 and J. Patrick Walker ’76 Suzann H. Ruff ’73 Anne Jacoway Abney ’70 and Lynda Brady Steward ’59 Jean Dunlap Wallace ’59 Jeanne Beauchamp Rumley ’61 and William A. Abney ’69, ’72 Frederick Stier ’65 and Mary P. Stier John L. Rumley ’61 Terry Warner ’74 Alice Grubb Adams ’77 and Helen Stephens Storey ’50 Thomas W. Sabin, Jr. ’79 and Mike Warren ’79 Charles R. Adams ’77 Amy T. Styczynski ’89 David L. Stovall ’95 Heather H. Washburne and Bradley L. Adams ’93 and Jennifer C. Adams Jan Scurlock Sanders ’76 Marjorie Wright Strange ’44, ’75 and Ray W. Washburne ’84 Jeremy D. Adams and Bonnie Wheeler William B. Strange, Jr. ’43 Gregory O. Sargent ’89 Robert N. Watkin, Jr. ’46 Daniel Aguirre and Elizabeth Aguirre Bob Strasser and Paula K. Strasser Mary Ann Ayres-Scalise and Bertha M. Watson and Kimball S. Watson Gloria Dahl Akin ’54 and Ted M. Akin ’53, ’55 Carolyn D. Strode and Joseph A. Strode ’72 Anthony Scalise ’61 David A. Watson ’96 and Grace T. Watson Betty Alderete and Jacinto Alderete ’61 Kay Strother and Brad W. Scharf ’73 and Cynthia Braley Weaver ’72 and Marion Carey Alexander ’63 and T. McCullough Strother ’62, ’65 Mary E. White-Scharf ’72 Robert B. Weaver, Jr. ’71 William H. Alexander Sharon P. Strother and Becky L. Schergens ’62 James D. Webb, III ’52 and Joan Webb Linda D. Ali and Steven M. Ali ’93 William E. Strother ’54 A. Jeffrey Schreur ’70 and Susan S. Schreur Andrea Parvin Weber ’00 and Nancy A. Alikonis ’72 David M. Sudbury ’70 and Chris A. Schulmeister ’95 and John R. Weber, Jr. ’98 Holly Ritger Sudbury ’68 Tracy Anne Allred and Mark A. Chancey Jeanie Schulmeister Derek C. Weber ’83 and La Donna R. Weber Daniel R. Sunkel ’82 and Helen R. Sunkel Adrian Alter ’50 and Fredna S. Alter Ann Holland Scott ’80 and Don E. Welsh ’78, ’82 Carolyn C. Swann and Stephen B. Swann ’70 Ann F. Andersen Richard Lynn Scott ’78 Terry D. Westbrook and Arthur J. Anderson and Mary Scuka and Robert F. Scuka ’87 Charles D. Sweeney ’65 and Vennetta A. Westbrook Jennifer Wyatt Sweeney ’66 Katherine Baxter Anderson ’80 Avelino F. Segura and Judith Garrett Segura John Whaley ’75 and Wendy Whaley Martin Sweidel and Monica Sweidel Carol A. Anderson and Kim M. Shaddock and Donald J. Wheeler, Jr. ’65 David J. Anderson ’77 Beverly K. Tarbet and William C. Shaddock ’74 David L. Whisenant ’71 and Robert M. Tarbet, Jr. ’84 Jeffry D. Anderson ’85 John J. Sheehan, Jr. ’80 and Paula Wisenbaker Whisenant ’71 Marianne M. Anderson and Margaret Phillips Sheehan ’81 Nenetta C. Tatum and Stephen L. Tatum ’76 Carol F. White and W. Wayne White ’76 Marion M. Anderson ’62 Betty Cheesborough Shiels ’55 and Beverly K. Terrell and Duncan M. White ’85 and Joan Dreibrodt Anderton ’69 and Charles (Rob) R. Shiels ’55 Charles T. Terrell, Sr. ’60 Kelley Walsh White ’86 William B. Anderton David H. Thomas, III and Jane L. Shook and Wallace T. Shook ’51 Leland B. White ’72 Pamela Roach Thomas ’81 Donald R. Andrews, Jr. and Vicki P. Andrews Daniel H. Siefert ’73 and Jamey P. Siefert Julie A. Wiksten ’78, ’92 Lisa Sabin Thompson ’78 and Michele O. Andrews and Gerald S. Siegmyer ’73 and Sanders Thompson, III Hal Williams T. Cass Andrews ’98 Marian E. Siegmyer Mindy Mooney Thompson ’77 and Joe E. Williams, III and Kathryn H. Arata ’87, ’91 and Annette Caldwell Simmons ’57 and Michael G. Thompson Sandra Smith Williams ’66 Stephen L. Arata ’88 Harold C. Simmons Lane Freeman Threadgill ’73 June B. Williams Bill Armstrong ’82 and Erin A. Simons and George S. Simons ’83 Liz Martin Armstrong ’82 L. Donald Thurman ’57 and John W. Wilson ’47, ’49 J. Ernest Sims ’74 and Lolita C. Sims ’74 LaDonna Thurman Robert E. Wilson ’66, ’69 and Herbert Arnold, III ’60 and Joyce Arnold Jeffrey F. Skiba and Kelsey Bowles Skiba ’88 Peter B. Tinkham and Sherry Boyett Wilson ’68 Peter B. Arnold ’83 Cheryl L. Drane-Skipworth ’84 and Sandra Corsette Tinkham ’66, ’69 Thomas A. Wirth and Eileen Baird Askew ’94 and Darrel K. Skipworth Brad Todd and Rebecca Sheen Todd ’78 Wendy Stieren Wirth ’82 Richard F. Askew ’92 Anne Turriff Slaughter ’66 and John C. Tolleson ’70 and Debra J. Tolleson Keith Wiseman ’60 and Nancy Wiseman Anna Bland (A.B.) Aston and Scott B. Aston Randolph Slaughter, Jr. David R. Tooley ’76, ’77 and Cindy L. Wofford ’86 and Dan H. Lee, III ’70 Anthony Atwell and Susan Atwell Edward V. Smith, III ’63 and Donna Tompkins Tooley ’75 David A. Woods and Pat Woods Jeff Austin, III ’84 Nikki DeShazo Smith ’76 Linda S. Topper and Gerry N. Wren ’56 Janice Ham Aycock ’75 and Freda Smith and Woodrow W. Smith ’50, ’52 Robert C. Topper, Jr. ’70, ’73 James F. Yeager ’77 and Kelly Yeager Robert N. Aycock ’75 Jay S. Smith ’91 Barbara E. Trego and Bruce D. Trego ’94 Cynthia Rose Yeargan ’77 and Bradley W. Ayres ’01, ’02 and Jean K. Smith Jeanne L. Tunks and Thomas W. Tunks Stephen T. Yeargan ’69 Dana Wilcox Ayres ’04 Lester E. Smith, Jr. ’56 and Nancy L. Smith Linda C. Tunnell and N. Ray Tunnell ’51 George P. Yedinak ’97 James E. Bailey ’96 and Suzanne C. Bailey Louis M. Smith ’59 Gail O. Turner and R. Gerald Turner Gordon R. Youngblood ’82 Kathryn Feagin Baines ’47, ’50 and Michael G. Smith ’66, ’71 Robert E. Baines ’49 Richard C. Turner ’82 and Darrilyn Young-Harris ’60 William Boyd Smith ’71 Barbara Allen Baker ’54 and Sonja Cardenas Turner ’82 Nina Byrom Zapffe ’46 Marion G. Sobol H. Charles Baker ’56, ’59 George M. Underwood, Jr. ’41 Florence G. Ziegler Brian E. Somes ’89 Christie R. Baker and Timothy A. Baker ’77 Nancy E. Underwood ’73 Pat Zilbermann Amelia M. Sorrell and Billy D. Sorrell ’57, ’66 Jeri Cole Baker ’69 Betty Ellsworth Ungerman ’90 and Stephen J. Zimmerly and Patsy Smith Baker ’52 Larry H. Spalding ’68 and Steve A. Ungerman ’68 Virginia Abernathy Zimmerly ’78 Monica B. Spalding Peter J. Bakewell and Susan B. Bakewell Robert G. Van Horn ’72 and John D. Zimmerman ’60, ’65 and Brenda Stubbs Spencer ’98 and Susan G. Van Horn Louise H. Zimmerman Heather Macy Balestri ’93, ’99 and Nelson H. Spencer ’64, ’82 Ray Allen Balestri Grace A. Vanderpool and Mark Zvonkovic ’77 and Willard Spiegelman Travis E. Vanderpool ’74 Nancy Davis Zvonkovic ’77 Maria Cristina Meneses Ball ’77 and Dorothy W. Vaughan ’50, ’80 William (Bill) A. Ball ’77
82 | smu.edu/annualreport Stephen P. Ballantyne ’77 Rebecca Brakke and Ronald S. Brakke Johnny B. Carpenter ’65 Pat Compton and Walter K. Compton ’83 L. James Bankston ’74 and Harvie Branscomb and William P. Carr, Sr. ’40 Karie A. Conklin and Thomas S. Conklin Sandra L. Bankston Mary Josephine Goodearle Branscomb ’49 Ana M. Carty and Donald J. Carty Pam Conlin and Steve Conlin Nancy Pierce Barber ’61 Amy Genthe Brenner ’97 and John C. Caruth and Linda F. Caruth Douglas H. Conner, III ’69 Matthew S. Brenner ’96, ’99 Ann S. Barbier-Mueller and Mary Oliphint Casad ’77 and Victor V. Contreras ’03 J. Gabriel Barbier-Mueller ’92 Ruthie Boyd Brew ’78 and Steve S. Brew ’77 Victor E. Casad ’72, ’94, ’01 James S. Cornelius ’79 and Barry W. Barge ’82 and Carol V. Barge Rosemary S. Briant and Carol M. Casey Leila A. Cornelius William S. Briant, Jr. ’77 Kathy M. Barrett ’75 Jorge J. Castro ’98 and Ximena Castro Sharon Cornelius and Jane Bridges and Robert H. Dennard ’54, ’56 Harry E. Bartel ’67, ’68 and Scottie P. Bartel Mary A. Cates U. Sidney Cornelius, Jr. ’74 Misti M. Bridges and Stephen M. Jordan ’95 Mary M. Bartholow Elliot R. Cattarulla and Karin Cattarulla Diane P. Couchman ’91 Charles D. Briner and Diana S. Briner Marisela Batts and Robert L. Batts, II ’87 Christopher M. Cauble ’02 and Jeffrey T. Courtwright ’82 Barbara England Bauchman ’47 Bill H. Brister Sarah Michelini Cauble ’02 Cherie Cowart and Jon R. Bauman ’67 and Lou Bauman Brenda Bristol and Michael D. Bristol ’77, ’84 Valerie F. Cavanaugh and Richard W. Cowart, Jr. ’78 Joe Bays ’79 June Miller Bristol-Warnick ’50 William T. Cavanaugh, Jr. ’81 Berry R. Cox and Jeanne Tower Cox ’78 Ellen Anne Beadling ’76 Patricia C. Brooks and Robert Brooks ’69, ’00 Matthew L. Cavey ’95, ’97 and Edwin L. Cox ’42 Sara Burton Cavey ’95, ’97 Marianne E. Beal and Thomas E. Beal, Jr. ’56 Jody Brotherston Betina S. Cregg and Robert Cregg ’87 Sarah Caviness and Trevor W. Caviness ’97 Joseph G. Beard, Sr. ’83 and Ann Herring Brown ’71 and Dodee Frost Crockett ’03 and Sherry H. Beard J. W. Brown ’68, ’71, ’73 Janice F. Cerveny and William B. Crockett, Jr. ’05 Robert Cerveny ’64, ’71 Bill Beauchamp Camille Newsome Brown ’67, ’79 and Barry F. Crossman and Nancy Crossman James E. Brown ’67, ’72 Susan L. Chambers ’78 and Kyle Toal Jay L. Beavers ’68, ’75 and Millie H. Beavers Mary H. Crow and Morgan L. Crow ’52 Eric R. Brown and Centha A. Davis ’76 Samuel J. Chantilis ’83 Nell O. Beck Charles N. Crutchfield ’65 and Francine Rice Brown ’68, ’72 and Deborah A. Chapman ’01 and Karen J. Crutchfield Lynn M. Behrendt and Robert E. Behrendt Jerry Brown ’69, ’71 Paul Chapman Anne E. Cubbage ’01 Elizabeth Cockrell Bennet ’92 Katherine Mitchell Brown ’79 and Robert T. Chapman ’81, ’86 and Frank X. Cuellar, Jr. ’57 and Robert H. Bennett ’97 Reagan M. Brown ’78 Vicki L. Chapman Marcia S. Cuellar Marilyn Bentz and Robert P. Bentz ’53 Melanie D. Brown and Scott S. Brown ’70 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chapman Dale Arnold Cullum ’74 and Charles M. Berlau ’79 Robin M. Brueckmann and Richard M. Chappell, III ’00 and Philip H. Cullum ’74 John C. Berry and Linda R. Berry William R. Brueckmann ’74 Shannon Lee Chappell ’00 Audrey Cunningham and R. D. Cunningham Mark S. Bertrand ’87 Cindy Jackson Bruner ’84 and David Bruner Wallace E. Chappell ’49 James R. Daniell ’79 and Kelly S. Daniell Thomas N. Bettes ’77 Richard F. Bryan ’86 Jeffrey D. Cheatham ’99 Olin K. Dart, Jr. and Ruby Eubanks Dart ’59 Neil A. Bickley ’72 Arthur H. Buhl, III ’72, ’79 and Sandra J. Buhl Felix Y. Chen Betsy Brown Daste ’72 and Rose Gruber Biderman ’50 Ann Snell Bumstead ’64 and Robert T. Childress and Lawrence N. Daste Ed Biehl and Julianne Addis Biehl ’72 Frank M. Bumstead ’64 Sue Hall Childress ’53 Edward L. Davis and Theresa D. Davis James A. Biggerstaff ’62, ’69 and Martin D. Burch ’99 Sherman L. Chisom ’97 Edwin J. Davis, Jr. ’68 and Marilyn J. Davis Josephine Miller Biggerstaff ’63, ’64 Dexter E. Burger ’09 H. Wade Choate ’53 and Toni L. Choate Joan E. Davis and Lawson K. Davis ’58 George S. Birchfield and Judy A. Birchfield Catherine Burkhard Lisa Wong Chou ’04 and Mike M. Chou Joe C. Davis, Sr. and Barbara Braymen Black ’75 and Thomas S. Burks Filamena Christopher and Johnetta Coker Davis ’65 Carlos N. Black Diane C. Burnham and Jim Burnham ’68 John B. Christopher ’75 Margaret R. Dawkins ’76 and Brad Blevins ’88 and Connie Butchee and George E. Butchee ’70 Christopher A. Claiborne ’94 Kenneth D. Taylor Kimberly Cruce Blevins ’87 Allen Butler ’59 and Sally W. Butler Mitzi Cleaver Betty Dawson ’70 Carol Blondo and William J. Glasstetter ’80 Melissa Buttrey and Mike Buttrey ’75 Helen Fairchild Clement, Jr. ’45 Peggy Simmons Dear ’78 Ann M. Boddie and J. Larry Boddie ’68 Jane A. Cabes and Robert L. Cabes, Jr. ’91 Rick L. Clemmensen ’76 Patty Dedman ’81 Anne Bolger and John T. Bolger, III ’80 Frank K. Cahoon and Paula Cahoon Robert L. Cline ’02 Larry Delzell ’72 and Benjamin K. Boller ’92 Paula Christian Delzell ’73 Carol Y. Calder and N. Bruce Calder Bonnie E. Cobb Martha Cravens Bonilla ’77 and Charles M. Denman ’76 and Bill Campbell ’74 and Virginia M. Campbell Lee Coggan, Jr. ’58 and Pat Coggan William D. Bonilla, Jr. ’76 Cynthia DeLee Denman ’71 Jane Campbell ’75 Jean Messersmith Cole ’58 Annette Hottman Borkowski ’93 and Daniel W. Deupree and George W. Coleman ’63 and Richard M. Borkowski ’93 Sheila K. Campbell ’85 Marilyn McGuffin Deupree ’63 Jean W. Coleman Colleen Roach Boudreaux ’64 and Leanne M. Cannon and Terry K. Cannon ’84 Barbara Calcote Dewberry ’79 and Walter H. Coleman, Jr. ’49 Joe N. Boudreaux ’61, ’64 Mary Cantrell and Voorhis C. Cantrell ’56 James A. Dewberry, Jr. ’47 Benjamin R. Collier ’56 and Lana W. Collier Allison W. Bovard and Anne P. Capps and Jerry W. Capps ’60 Maria T. Diaz-Esquivel Bruce L. Collins, Jr. ’50 and Christopher M. Bovard ’84 Eleanor D. Caraway and Michael T. Dibbert ’82 and Tricia Dibbert Mary Riddick Collins ’53 Holly Hawkins Bowler ’72 and Stone W. Caraway ’57 Cameron Canfield Dickenson ’84 and David N. Collins and Nina O. Rainer Joseph L. Bowler, Jr. Amy Patterson Cardin ’81 and Mark P. Dickenson ’79 Michelle Marks Collins ’86 and Jackson H. Bowman, III ’ 53 and Vincent A. Cardin ’78 Jennifer Pollok Dickerson ’93 Runelle K. Bowman Peter G. Collins ’86 Ginger Hardage Carlin ’69 and Alex Dillard and Cannell Dillard Kelly Alvis Boyd ’88 and Michael A. Boyd ’88 Robert K. Carlin ’71 Richard H. Collins ’69 Barbara A. Docekal and Stephen G. Collins ’83 and Rebecca A. Lang-Boyd ’75 and Brian G. Carlson ’85, ’91 and Julie A. Carlson William L. Docekal ’74 Thomas E. Boyd ’75 Suzanne Boldebuck Collins ’83 Maureen Calloway Carnevale ’86 and Joan H. Dodd ’03 Clay R. Bradfield Richard A. Carnevale Isabelle L. Collora Joseph M. Dooley, III ’83 and Gail P. Colwick and John M. Colwick ’64, ’66 Barrett Brady ’68 and Cheryl H. Brady Carl L. Carpenter Paige Jacobi Dooley ’84 Kelly Hoglund Compton ’79 and Colleen Mohrle Brainerd ’85 and Gordon R. Carpenter ’48 Carol A. Doyle and Robert E. Doyle ’74 Richard Brainerd R. Brock Compton
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 83 Nedra H. Drake Carol Foster and John H. Foster ’56, ’59 Cheryl Marchus Hall ’73 and Jennifer Yelton Henry ’94 and Kyle A. Henry James E. Driscoll ’62 and Peggy Driscoll Dorothy J. Freeman and Roland D. Freeman John A. Hall ’71, ’73, ’79 Albert W. Herman and Mercedes Herman Diane McMillan Duckworth ’70 and Mary V. Fuller and Robert G. Fuller ’68` Denise Roessler Hall ’96 and Richard Hall John M. Herman, III ’66 and Everett T. Duckworth ’70 Roger W. Fullington Jacelyn Reynolds Hall ’44 Margaret S. Herman Debra Duffy ’86 and Gordon G. Geddes Betty Ann Yarbourough Fults ’72 Fanchon Hallam and Howard P. Hallam ’80 Rick Herrscher ’58 Lowell C. Duncan, Jr. and Nancy S. Duncan Bennie Houser Furlong ’44 Michael E. Halpern ’89 and Robin A. Halpern Billy E. Hibbs, Jr. ’81 and Tisa Weiss Hibbs ’85 Bill Dunlap and Deborah Dunlap Robert I. Galatas ’55 and Shirley Galatas Debra Hamlett and Kenneth M. Hamlett, Jr. ’69 John J. Hickey Loften B. Dunlap ’71 and Kelly Barry Galloway ’98 and Theresa Patterson Dunlap ’72 Jason M. Galloway Bill R. Hammett ’74 and Mary Beth Sax Hilburn ’77 and Sherilyn Sherburne Hammett ’79 Ted A. Hilburn Peggy Forster Dupuy ’43 Mary Myers Gano ’50 Donna Porter Hanes ’72 Adam B. Hill ’05 and Lyndsey Hummert Hill ’05 Walter W. Durham ’69 Bruce H. Gardiner ’71 and Linda Gardiner Bonnie Moore Hanley ’80 and John E. Hill ’00 Belinda Reed Durrett ’84 and Douglas C. Gardner ’85 and Mark D. Hanley ’78 John R. Durrett Kelly H. Gardner Donna B. Hines and William M. Hines ’83 Fred C. Hannahs ’49 Diana C. Dutton and Anthony R. Grindl Jean Gargiulo and Joe M. Gargiulo Douglas Hobbs and Lindsay Elger Hobbs ’73 Garrett Hanrahan ’93, ’01 and Stephanie L. Dye Billie J. Garrett and Edgar J. Garrett, Sr. ’49 Forrest E. Hoglund and Sally R. Hoglund Kimberly Twining Hanrahan ’92 Benjamin D. Eakes ’99 and Bertha Garza and Cesar A. Garza ’54, ’83 Angeline G. Holdaway and Melissa McGinty Eakes ’00 Gene D. Hanson ’75 and Jody V. Hanson Michael J. Holdaway Billie D. Gattis and Robert D. Gattis ’53 Martha Fuller Edwards ’76 and Eugenia Hargrave Carol H. Holden and John B. Holden, Jr. ’76 Sandra L. Gennrich ’98 Thomas M. Edwards ’73, ’76 Dana Hargrove Harkey ’72, ’76 and Chelsea M. Holden ’05 Nancy Kay George and Zola L. George ’81 Jack W. Harkey, Jr. ’72 Kathleen Eidbo and Paul H. Eidbo ’91 Kevin M. Hole ’94 Judith B. Gibbons and Thomas Gibbons Gordon B. Harnesberger ’63, ’70 and Jane Lenz Elder ’83, ’95 and Ann Marlow Holland ’82 and David H. Gibson Sylvia Harnesberger Timothy L. Elder ’76, ’81, ’92 C. Malcolm Holland, III ’82 Henry Gilchrist and Patricia L. Gilchrist Carolyn Chapman Harper ’69 and John P. Eliot and Melissa Kintzele Eliot ’83 Tom Holleman and Truman E. Harper, Jr. Frances Harris Elmore ’43 Carmen Sabates Glenn ’81 and Virginia Falconer Holleman ’01 William B. Glenn Charles E. Harrell ’75 Charlotte Emery and Gene H. Emery Collin Crowley Holz ’96 and Ann McConnell Glynn ’67 and Brian D. Harrigan and Brad Enderby ’74 and Jason T. Holz ’97 James E. Glynn ’75 Marjorie Arneson Harrigan ’85 Sharon Smoot Enderby ’74 Hollace J. Hopkins and J. Randy Hopkins ’66 Ilene Jones Goldman ’57 Roy H. Harris ’78 and Victoria R. Harris Gregg L. Engles and Molly S. Engles Monica Netherland Hopkins ’01 and Christopher Gondek and Terry E. Harris Deborah B. English and Newton Hopkins, III ’01 Q. VanBenschoten ’96 Philip D. English ’70, ’73 David E. Harrison ’61 and Christopher Kimball Hord ’72 and Glenn N. Gonzalez ’74 and Gay Sanders Harrison ’61 Elizabeth Enstam and Raymond A. Enstam Daniel P. Hord Marjorie A. Gonzalez Anna M. Hart and John R. Hart ’63 K. Gregory Erwin ’70 and Henry G. Hortenstine and James W. Goss Mary Adkins Erwin ’68 Susan Strange Hart ’90 Rita H. Hortenstine Christine M. Gradijan and B. Henry Estess, Jr. and Sandra Estess Fred C. Hartnett ’91, ’94 and Bonnie L. Horton ’79 and Greg Horton Stephen J. Gradijan Nancy M. Hartnett Nancy A. Evans and Roger Hollister Dolores Deist Howell ’59 and Danny Grant and Elaine C. Grant ’82 Patricia M. Hatcher and Robert C. Howell Carol A. Fancher and James E. Graves, Jr. ’03 and Warren A. Hatcher ’74 William C. Fancher, III ’75 Douglas W. Howell, III ’86 Melanie W. Graves ’03 David R. Hawk ’56 and Elizabeth E. Fannin ’76, ’90, ’04 and Betty W. Hrncir and G. John Hrncir Cammie Gray and James M. Gray ’92 Jo Ann Miller Hawk ’55 Mike Fannin Margaret P. Hudson ’54, ’71 Christine E. Gray and Robert L. Gray, Jr. ’86 Eileen Hawk and Thomas P. Hawk ’72 Robert E. Farr, III ’05 Susan Sharp Hudson ’85 and Gerald F. Gray and Margaret Gray Anne Stewart Hawkins ’70 and Boyce F. Farrar, Jr. ’49 and Phoebe Farrar William M. Hudson ’75 Ann Hutchinson Green ’53 and Robert L. Hawkins, III ’67, ’69 Neal J. Faulkner ’91, ’94 Richard W. Humphrey ’70 D. Frank Green, Jr. ’54 Frances Alexander Hawkins ’46 Leo M. Favrot ’66 and Veronica Favrot Margot M. Hundley Carol T. Gregston Jess T. Hay ’53, ’55 Charles S. Feld and Cindy Feld Hunter L. Hunt ’90 and Stephanie E. Hunt D. McCoy Griffith ’71 Margaret S. Haynes and Mike Fenton and Nancy C. Fenton Winnifred Hunter Elaina Gross and Gary N. Gross ’87 C. Michael Haynes ’62 Norma Wood Ferguson ’49 Howard P. Hurd, II ’66 and Linda Hurd Dorothy W. Groves and Sylvia Randall Hays ’59 and Carroll D. Hurst and Robin R. Hurst Joanne Pilgrim Fischer ’75 and Meredith R. Groves ’51 Walter W. Hays ’57 Kurt A. Fischer ’75 Meredith C. Hurst ’06 Sarah E. Gunderson ’82 Gayle Hayter and Robert L. Hayter ’75 Iva Cameron Fleck ’53 Gary D. Huselton ’68, ’71 and George R. Gunn ’82 and Carolyn M. Hedgecock and Jean S. Huselton John S. Flegler ’90 and Marnie Flegler Rebecca Rose Gunn Joe M. Hedgecock ’67 Suzanne Spangler Hutchison ’81 and Dean A. Flowers ’81 Michael S. Gunning and Beverly C. Heil and Terry W. Heil William L. Hutchison, Jr. ’80 John A. Fluth, Sr. ’51 and Vicky Pogue Gunning ’90 Betty Lemmon Hein ’51 E.R. Hyde ’49 and Mary Ann Hyde Syble Perdue Fluth ’51 Ann M. Gunst and Richard F. Gunst ’72 Amy G. Heller and Roy L. Heller John W. Hyland and Kay Fincher Hyland ’65 Joseph E. Fogle ’62 and Marcela L. Wentzel John J. Gurun and Lorraine J. Gurun ’73 J. S. Hendricks ’54, ’57 and Don Ice and Royce McKee Ice ’53 Douglas W. Folger and Brad H. Guske ’95 and Donna Guske M. Anne Heddens Hendricks ’58 Patricia Shields Folger ’83 Arthur B. Ingalls ’48, ’49 Richard E. Gutman and Rosann S. Gutman William J. Hendrix ’58 Peter D. Fonberg ’56 Barbara R. Ingram and Ashley Haws Guyton ’87 and Daniel K. Hennessy and James E. Ingram, Jr. ’64 Lee H. Ford and Logan Ford † John A. Guyton, III ’87 Elizabeth W. Hennessy Sue Frayle Irons ’63 Carol Tate Forrester ’65 and Brenda B. Guyton John R. Hennessy ’54 Robert D. Forrester Gwen S. Irwin and Richard K. Irwin Lisa Dechert Haayen ’01 and Edward J. Henry ’88 and Margaret Layman Forte ’75 and Richard J. Haayen, III ’01 Jeanne Schlumberger Henry ’89 Marilyn D. Isaacs and Melvin P. Isaacs ’60 Wesley E. Forte Edith Halbrook and Lloyd E. Halbrook ’51 Gray G. Henry and LaRue H. Henry Hollis Jackson ’97
84 | smu.edu/annualreport Ginger Chesnick Jacobs ’50, ’54 and Faulk Landrum ’61 Thomas J. Manton, Jr. ’50, ’51 Ellen Benson Merriman ’85 and Michael Jacobs Sheryl Stricklin Lanford ’66, ’67 and Stephen Mark Michael A. Merriman ’79 Doug James ’79 and Kathy W. James William E. Lanford, II ’83 Lila C. Marshall and Schuyler B. Marshall, IV Donald J. Metcalfe ’58, ’60 and Linda A. Metcalfe Grayson M. Jenkins ’02 Stephanie Phillips Langmaid ’89 and Darrel W. Martin ’76 Tim Langmaid A. Felix Meyer, III ’65 and Linda L. Meyer Helen Brown Jenkins ’49 Russell L. Martin, III ’78, ’86 and Jeri L. Jessee ’83 John R. Larson ’84 and Lori A. Sellers Janet Kennedy Martin ’73, ’90 Angie Withers Meyer ’84 and Baker W. Meyer ’87 Alecia (Sue) John and Phil G. John Randy A. Laser ’84 David F. Martineau and Sara T. Martineau Howard M. Meyers and Rosemary Meyers Bruce W. Jolesch and Frank T. Lauinger and Elvis L. Mason and Joan Baker Mason ’60 Kathleen Keith Lauinger ’79, ’83 Jane Miles and Ray R. Miles ’99 Tricia Hickman Jolesch ’76 Caroline H. Massad and David W. Jones ’88 and Lauren W. Jones Michael B. Laurent ’77 Michael P. Massad, Jr. ’66 John D. Miller ’80 and Sharon M. Miller Lester F. Jones ’47 and Alexandra Lavie and Robert Lavie ’78 Gail Vosburgh Massad ’68 and Stephen P. Miller ’70 Polly Robbins Jones ’48 Mark C. Lawin Robert A. Massad ’68 Herschel E. Milner ’62 and Judy K. Milner J. Lamar Jordan John S. Lawrence ’64 and Ruth T. Lawrence Charles W. Matthews and Karen Matthews Joan Watts Mistler ’63 and Jerry N. Jordan ’52 and Mary L. Jordan Naomi E. Lawrence and William B. Lawrence Pierre J. Mawet ’95 and Thomas E. Mistler Anita Jurevics and Vitauts Jurevics ’57, ’64 Howard L. Lawson Sharon Lacey Mawet ’95 Wayne L. Mitchell ’68 and Marcia Staff Jean A. Karm ’00 Porter Leon Layne ’49 Robert Mayer, Jr. John E. Moderi and Patricia S. Moderi David A. Karp and Renee L. Karp ’93 Ann Potts Leake ’75, ’87 Jack R. McBrayer and Mary A. McBrayer ’62 Bettie Freeman Mohney ’45 Dorothy L. Kee John D. Leatherman ’91 and Clyde S. McCall, Jr. and Lynda C. Moister and Roger W. Moister, Jr. Patricia Dean McCall ’57 Bonnie Keeling Marinilda Leatherman Anne Mewhinney Monning ’71 and Betty J. McClellan ’54 W. Bruce Monning, Sr. ’70, ’72 Bonnie K. Keene and Daniel W. Keene ’99 Don W. Ledbetter ’77 and Jan H. Ledbetter Al M. McClendon and Jan J. McClendon A. Lavoy Gentry Moore ’48 Christopher D. Kelley and Cynthia R. Kelley Ana M. Grundner-Lee and Ingram Lee, II Darlene J. McCombs and Charles C. Moore ’50 and Mary F. Moore Charles R. Kelly and Tamyra L. Kelly Chu Mei Lee and Hsiao-Lun Lee ’80 Steve H. McCombs ’74 Philip B. Moran ’87 and Vicki Moran Helen B. Kelso Amy F. Lefkof ’82 Gillian M. McCombs Hicks B. Morgan and Vicki C. Morgan Gregory S. Kendle ’93 and Jill H. Kendle Martha E. Lester and Ronald S. Lester ’66 Hancel M. McCord, Jr. ’47 William J. Mork ’65, ’68 David M. Keneipp ’75 and Ruth W. Lett and Sam Lett Zachary L. McCormick ’77 Leslie Vanderveer-Keneipp Carrie A. Levering and Craig R. Levering ’79 Austin R. Morris, Jr. ’80 Steven R. McCown ’75 and Tara G. McCown Gertrude G. Kennedy ’93 and Jules D. Levine and Marcia S. Levine ’83 Jane E. Morris ’67 Charlotte McCraw and Thomas P. Kennedy, III ’87 Mari Levine and Matt P. Levine ’78, ’79, ’82 Clara L. Mulos John L. McCraw, Jr. ’64 Harriett W. Kennedy and Raymond L. Lewand, III and Diane Payne Muth ’84 and Jerold W. Muth Grady P. McCullough ’53 and William D. Kennedy ’61 Sarah Hinton Lewand ’91 Lomax B. Napper ’99 Joan Shank McCullough ’53 Diane Rankin Kidd ’68 and John R. Kidd ’68 Cheryl D. Lewis and James C. Lewis ’83 John T. Neal ’66 and Kennie S. Neal Corinne A. McFarland and Christopher H. Kimbell ’01 Jeffrey A. Light ’84, ’94 and Natalie C. Light H. Neill McFarland ’47 William D. Neary ’52 Martha M. Kimmerling Fred F. Ligon, III and Judy Harvey Ligon ’61 Jane O. McGehee and John H. McGehee ’75 Karen F. Nelson and Richard D. Nelson Frank A. King and Mary Ann King Judith M. Grinnan Lind Mary Neil McGowen ’64 and Sarah C. Nelson and Scott M. Nelson ’95 J. Luther King, Jr. and Teresa King Marcia Hearon Lind ’57 Wayne H. McGowen ’64 Jeanine Neuse and Steven M. Neuse ’67 Carole V. Kinnebrew and Shura A. Lindgren and Steven C. Lindgren ’78 Bridget A. McGregor and Edith H. Noell ’44, ’67 and Jack M. Kinnebrew ’67, ’73 Carol H. Lipsett and Gordon P. Lipsett Daniel E. McGregor ’79 Millard D. Noell ’56 Jennifer Greene Kinser ’97 and Harriette L. Livingston Frank A. McGrew, IV ’90 and Neely P. McGrew Catherine Blaize Norton ’56 and Scot W. Kinser ’98 Elbert L. Norton, Jr. ’57 John S. Lloyd ’71 and Sue James Lloyd ’71 Donald B. McIlhenny ’56 and Ellen S. Kinsey and Glenn V. Kinsey ’77 Jan Baldwin McIlhenny ’57 Sarah L. Norton ’72 Charles B. Lohr, Jr. and James E. Kirby, Jr. ’57, ’59 and Marian Nicoud Lohr ’45 Christi McInnis and Michael G. McInnis ’96 Lyle F. Novinski and Patty Boothe Kirby ’56 Sybil Weber Novinski ’63 Kenneth C. Long ’01 Jane Goff McIntire ’61 Jan Kirby and Tim B. Kirby Neil J. O’Brien ’57 and Janeva T. Longacre and Barbara Jean K. McJunkin and Nancy Lamb Kirby ’66, ’67 Patricia Brown O’Brien ’56 Philip A. Longacre ’70, ’77 Jack I. McJunkin, Sr. ’55 David K. Kirshner ’78 and Leslie L. Kirshner Amy E. Ochs and Roger C. Ochs ’93 Norma J. Lopez ’78, ’06 Herbert H. McJunkin, Jr. ’53, ’55 and Robert G. Kisler ’49 Katherine H. McJunkin Christopher Oehlerts and Linz A. Lord ’66 and Rita A. Lord Jack Klein and Rita Ryan Klein ’75 Karla McKinley and Mark C. McKinley ’78 Jennifer L. Szaro-Oehlerts ’94 Lamar Lovvorn ’47 Ashlee Hunt Kleinert ’88 and Elizabeth Anderson McKinney ’94 and Mark S. Oken and Rayna Oken Benjamin L. Lowe ’72 and Laura A. Lowe Christopher W. Kleinert ’88 Ryan T. McKinney ’95 J. Clayton Oliphint ’88, ’96 and Christopher C. Loy ’92 and Susan C. Loy Fred J. Kolodey ’64 and Helen M. Kolodey Bruce A. McLean ’75 and Kathy McLean Lori M. Oliphint Paul B. Loyd, Jr. ’68 and Penny R. Loyd William C. Koons ’52, ’58 Lewis H. McMahan ’68 and Valerie Lewis Michelle Olson ’78 and Richard E. Olson ’78 Dennis Luczycki and Elizabeth L. Foster Edward S. Koppman ’67, ’79 and James A. McMillin ’94 and Judy B. McMillin Barbara Brown Orifici ’69 and Gene Lunt Frank C. Orifici Gail F. Koppman Anne H. McNamara and Errol P. Mitlyng D. Scott Luttrell ’77 and Catherine B. Orsak and Geoffrey C. Orsak Kent C. Krause ’79, ’82 and Carol Coston McPike ’69 and Laura Dvorozniak Luttrell ’77 Valerie Bettis Krause ’80 Richard H. McPike ’68, ’72 Anna Lou Owen and James J. Owen ’49 Charlotte Briggs Maceo ’50 Blake D. Kresl ’93 and Lisa T. Kresl Lori S. McWilliams and Rebecca Rushing Page ’72 and Paul T. Kretzer ’74, ’75 Kathleen W. Mack and Leo W. Mack, Jr. Robb C. McWilliams ’95 Ronald L. Page ’65, ’69 Reinhard Kruse ’66 and Sue D. Kruse Margaret Malicky and Neal Malicky ’59 Philip O. Meadows, Jr. ’97 and Larry G. Palmer Lori S. Kuchler and Thomas R. Kuchler ’97 Danielle Epperly Maloney ’90 and Stacy Ogren Meadows ’95 Robert J. Palmer, Jr. ’96, ’99 Walter G. Maloney Earle G. Labor ’49, ’52 and Gayle J. Labor David L. Meek ’93 Carl D. Parish ’50 and Helen Parish Betty K. Manning and Jim S. Manning ’55 J. Ford Lacy and Cece Smith ’74 Gordon R. Melson and Judy Melson John A. Park ’75 and Nancy J. Park Arlene H. Manthey and Charles R. Manthey David J. Meltzer and Suzanne S. Meltzer
† Deceased SMU 2011–12 ANNUAL REPORT | 85 Young Kew Park ’00 Don A. Reed, Jr. ’66 and Anthony Scalise ’61 and Sarah S. Stout Kathryn B. Parrish Gretchen Beaird Reed ’66 Mary Ann Ayres-Scalise Stephen M. Stovall ’88 Mike Patterson ’77 and Penny L. Patterson Joe G. Reed and Toni Scott Reed ’90, ’93 Joseph A. Schifrin ’50 and Nancy C. Schifrin Kathy Stradley and Mark E. Stradley Angela D. Paulos Linda Reed and Robert A. Reed ’69 James A. Scrimshire ’50 and A. Lynn Strang and David L. Strang, Sr. ’60 Maxine Scrimshire Eric Paulson ’80 Louis J. Reeg, Jr. ’49 and Paula P. Reeg John A. Streun, II ’60 and Mary E. Streun Henry Seeligson, II ’60, ’63 and Julie S. Payne and Leon M. Payne, Jr. ’80 Jimmie A. Reese ’58 and Shirley A. Reese Matthew E. Strickland ’00 Janet J. Seeligson Bradford C. Peabody ’75 David M. Reichert ’66 and Dena DeNooyer Stroh ’99 and Jeff Stroh Sandra A. Reichert Matthew W. Seinsheimer ’88 Carlene R. Peal-Sconce ’71 Layton Stuart and Tommye Stuart Jonathan D. Reiff ’81 and Rosalyn K. Reiff James R. Seitz Johanna Blaschke Peck ’67 and Drew Bass Stull ’72 and John F. Stull Jane Hodges Rejebian ’54 Laverne Eisenman Sexton ’59 Leonard W. Peck Kristen R. Sudela ’05 Louanne B. Shannon and Jeanette M. Pedersen and Barbara G. Renicker and Robert N. Renicker Morris D. Shannon, Jr. ’55 Kristin N. Sullivan ’90 and Robert D. Pedersen ’68 Katherine Trebellas Restina ’89 and J. Mitch Whitten ’91 Paul Restina Marcella C. Shannon ’89 Rena M. Pederson George M. Sutton ’86 and Margaret R. Sutton Karen H. Reuter and Robert D. Reuter ’70 Bob Sharp and Carol Vogt Sharp ’65 Peggy Peel and Thomas R. Peel ’62, ’79 Carolyn C. Swann and Stephen B. Swann ’70 George T. Reynolds, III ’57 and Lorne D. Sharp ’62 John B. Pendergrass, Jr. ’54 and Jan E. Swanson ’80 Mary Lou Pendergrass Jocelyn A. Reynolds Julia Helm Sheerin ’52 Glenna Hamrick Taite ’64, ’76 and Marsha Jernigan Rhodes ’71 and C. Patrick Sherman ’77, ’78 and Agnes Koby Perdue ’52 Ralph E. Taite ’64, ’66 R. Kent Rhodes Robin M. Sherman Janet Honey Perkins ’70 Ken M. Talkington and Charles T. Rice ’68 and Tanya J. Rice Lynda F. Shive and Robert A. Shive, Jr. ’64, ’66 Gaby Perkowski and Tom Perkowski Sandra Adams Talkington ’64 Cindy W. Richardson and Gary L. Shultz Dana Sloan Perlman ’80 and H. Michael Tatum, Jr. ’67 Mike W. Richardson ’69 Morey J. Silverman ’75 and Jonathan S. Perlman ’92 Catherine B. Taylor Kathryn Coke Rienhoff ’49 Toni Berman Silverman ’74, ’82 Sarah Fullinwider Perot ’83 and Ross Perot, Jr. William E. Taylor, Jr. ’51 Billie Leigh Morgan Rippey ’53 Lisa K. Simmons Charles W. Perry ’51 and Margaret W. Perry Barbara Brown Teas ’54 J. Frank Roark ’41 Alice Schulhofer Sklar ’97 and Frederick Sklar Dorothy G. Petersen and John C. Teddlie and Jeannie Trevino-Teddlie Marlo D. Petersen ’68 Betty Lou Robb and Royce P. Robb ’59 Darcy Smink and Gerald J. Smink ’85 Louise E. Teitz ’81 Barbara S. Petracek and Diane R. Robbins and Jon M. Robbins ’89 Bud Smith ’45 and Jane M. 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