The Magazine of Rhodes College • Fall 2012

THE SCIENCES AT RHODES Past, Present and Future

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2 Campus News Briefs on campus happenings

5 The Sciences at Rhodes—Past, Present and Future Conversations with faculty, alumni and current students who majored in or are currently engaged in one of the six science disciplines Rhodes offers:

6 The Biochemists and Molecular Biologists Professor Terry Hill, Amanda Johnson Winters ’99, Ross 10 Hilliard ’07, Xiao Wang ’13

10 The Biologists Professor Gary Lindquester, Veronica Lawson Gunn ’91, Brian Wamhoff ’96, Anahita Rahimi-Saber ’13

14 The Chemists Professor Darlene Loprete, Sid Strickland ’68, Tony Capizzani ’95, Ashley Tufton ’13

18 The Environmental Scientists Professor Rosanna Cappellato, Cary Fowler ’71, Christopher Wilson ’95, Alix Matthews ’14

22 The Neuroscientists Professor Robert Strandburg, Jim Robertson ’53 and Jon Robertson ’68, Michael Long ’97, Piper Carroll ’13

14 26 The Physicists Professor Brent Hoffmeister, Harry Swinney ’61, Charles Robertson Jr. ’65, Lars Monia ’15

30 A Case for the Support of the Sciences at Rhodes The importance of strengthening the sciences in the 21st century

32 Alumni News Class Notes, In Memoriam

The 2011-2012 Honor Roll of Donors

On the Cover From left: Alix Matthews ’14, Ashley Tufton ’13, Piper Carroll ’13, Lars Monia ’15 and Xiao Wang ’13, fi ve of the six science majors featured in this issue, at the Lynx 26 sculpture in front of the Peyton Nalle Rhodes Tower, home of the Physics Department Photography by Justin Fox Burks

Contents_Fall ’12.indd 1 10/15/12 3:05 PM is published three times a year by Rhodes College, 2000 N. Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112 as a service to all alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff and friends of the college. Fall 2012—Volume 19, Number 3

EDITOR Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Larry Ahokas Robert Shatzer

CONTRIBUTORS Richard Alley, Virginia Arcari, Nicholas Brydon ’12, Justin Fox Burks, Scarlett D’Anna ’12, Carson Irwin ’08, Dennis Kunkel, Allen Mims, Allison Rodgers, Richard Smith LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Please address postal correspondence, to: Martha H. Shepard, Editor, Rhodes Magazine, Rhodes College, 2000 N. Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112-1690 Email: [email protected] Phone: (901) 843-3544 Fax: (901) 843-3579 CLASS NOTES: Please send all Class Notes, including marriages, births and obituaries to: Alumni Offi ce, Rhodes College, 2000 N. Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112-1690 Phone: (901) 843-3845 Fax: (901) 843-3947 Email: [email protected]

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Contents_Fall ’12.indd 2 10/15/12 3:06 PM CAMPUS NEWS New Refectory and Residence Hall Enhance the Campus Experience JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Cutting the ribbon at the remodeled refectory, left to right: Thomas Threlkeld ’16, the fourth generation of Threlkelds to attend Rhodes, and a Clarence Day Scholar; Devon Shiland ’15, an undeclared major focused in the areas of humanities and the social sciences; Tom Dorer, regional vice president, ARAMARK Corp.; Bill Michaelcheck ’69, chairman, Rhodes Board of Trustees; Mary Catherine Reeves ’13, Rhodes Student Government president and student trustee; President Bill Troutt; David Jeter, Chemistry professor and senior member of the faculty; Jane Wright, CEO and President, Hanbury Evans, Wright and Vlattas Architects; Shane Watson ’14, president of the Black Student Association; Justin Grinder of Grinder, Taber & Grinder, General Contractors; Martha McGeachy ’88, Rhodes Department of Human Resources. Under the arch: John Rone ’71, director of College Events and the Meeman Center

Along with 550 new fi rst-year a fi reside lounge, new kitchen, new houses 141 students, mostly juniors, in students, Rhodes also welcomed two private dining rooms and a new dining six- and eight-person apartment-style additions to its campus at the start of hall. Menu options range from stir-fry to suites. Mary Reed ’14 is a resident of the 2012-13 academic year–the newly vegan fare to baked goods, the majority West Village who lives with fi ve of her refurbished and expanded Catherine of which are freshly prepared in the friends in a three-room suite with a Burrow Refectory, and the new West exhibition-style servery. spacious common area. Reed says she Village Residence Hall. Both facilities “Every time I’m with people who have has already taken advantage of the large represent signifi cant additions and just walked into the refectory for the kitchen downstairs, and is enjoying the changes to the college campus. fi rst time, I feel like they spend the fi rst fact that there are laundry facilities on Originally built in 1925, the refectory 30 seconds with their mouths open,” each fl oor. was last remodeled 25 years ago when says Rhodes Diplomat and Student Both of the new buildings, along the student body was substantially Trustee Robbie Cook ’13. with the Moore Moore Student smaller. The renovations, which have The Rhodes community celebrated Health Center and Glassell Residence expanded the building by 19,000 square the grand opening of the refectory with Hall, create a beautiful new quad, feet, include a spacious new grand a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 20. which students have already utilized servery, which is approximately three West Village is the newest addition to for recreational and organizational times larger than the previous two the 17 residential buildings on campus. purposes, such as barbecues and serving areas combined. There are also The 52,000-square-foot structure outdoor movie screenings.

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Campus News2.indd 1 10/15/12 2:53 PM Professor Milton Moreland Receives 2012 Jameson M. Jones Award for Outstanding Faculty Service

JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN The award received its name in 2005 in honor of Dr. Jameson M. Jones ’36, who served as professor of Moral Philosophy and dean of the college from 1955 to 1971. Professor Moreland’s record of service is keenly focused on bringing together faculty with the motivation and expertise necessary to provide exceptional learning opportunities for students. Under his leadership, the Archaeology Program has created a new academic minor along with student involvement in multiple projects and activities such as the Rhodes College Archaeological Field School at Ames Plantation, and a new archaeology lab on campus. Through his coordination of the Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies each summer since 2007, he has worked with faculty to provide research Professor Milton Moreland receives award from Dean Michael Drompp opportunities for students in a range of disciplines across our curriculum. Dr. Milton Moreland, associate honors a current faculty member who And as director of the Memphis Center, professor of Religious Studies, chair of has rendered exemplary service and Professor Moreland is working to create the Archaeology Program and director provided leadership to the Rhodes new opportunities for faculty-student of the Memphis Center at Rhodes, is community, was presented during the collaboration focusing on the study of the 2012 recipient of the Jameson college’s Opening Convocation Aug. Memphis and the Mid-South region. M. Jones Award for Outstanding 17, which marked the opening of our Faculty Service. The award, which 164th academic year. JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN Crain Field Dedication

The Rhodes Lynx football team opened the season Sept. 8 against the Washington University Bears from St. Louis. The game marked the dedication of the newly christened Crain Field and a new era for Rhodes football. Thanks to the generosity of Brenda and Lester Crain Jr. ’51 (right), the new state-of-the-art FieldTurf gives current and future Rhodes athletes a consistent surface on which to practice and play.

Lester Crain Jr. ’51

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Campus News2.indd 2 10/15/12 2:54 PM Rhodes Welcomes New Faculty Kimberly Brien joins Department of Religious Studies as assistant professor. He received his Ph.D. the Department of Chemistry as assistant professor. She received her from the University of Maryland. assistant professor. She received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Ronald Pepino, assistant professor Ph.D. in Organometallic Chemistry Berkeley. of Physics, received his Ph.D. from the from Texas Christian University. Ben Holder, assistant professor of University of Colorado. Maya Evans, assistant professor of Physics, received his Ph.D. in Physics Jade Planchon ’05 joins the Political Science, received her Ph.D. in from the University of Texas at Austin. Department of Commerce and Political Science from the University of Kendra Hotz, who has been a Business as instructor of Finance. She Illinois at Chicago. faculty member of the Department earned her MBA from Columbia Angela Frederick joins the of Religious Studies at Rhodes for six Business School. Department of Anthropology and years, continues her work in a new Jason Richards, who has been a Sociology as assistant professor of tenure-track position. Dr. Hotz received faculty member at Rhodes for four years, Sociology. In spring 2012, she received her Ph.D. from Emory University. continues his work in the Department of her Ph.D. in Sociology from the Charles Hughes joins the English in a new tenure-track position. University of Texas at Austin. Department of History as the Memphis Dr. Richards received his Ph.D. from Ernest L. Gibson III, assistant Center’s Mellon postdoctoral fellow. He the University of Florida. professor of English with a specialization received his Ph.D. in History from the Oliver Sturm, assistant professor in African American Literature, recently University of Wisconsin-Madison. of Biology, received his Ph.D. from received his Ph.D. from the University of Amy Jasperson, associate professor Imperial College in Great Britain. Massachusetts Amherst. and chair of the Department of Catherine Sundt joins the Rhiannon Graybill joins the Political Science, received her Ph.D. Department of Modern Languages from the University of Minnesota. and Literatures as assistant professor of Sherry Jensen joins the Department Spanish. She received her Ph.D. from of Economics as assistant professor. The Ohio State University. Class of 2016 Dr. Jensen received her Ph.D. from Daniel Ullucci continues his work Clemson University. in the Department of Religious Studies Profi le Phillip Kirlin joins the Department in his new tenure-track position as of Mathematics and Computer Science assistant professor. He received his Admission Statistics as assistant professor. In December 2012, Ph.D. from Brown University. 4,302 applications received • 2,295 he expects to receive his Ph.D. from the Caki Wilkinson ’03 joins the students accepted, or 53% of the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Department of English as assistant applicant pool • 565 students Jesse-Douglas Mathewson joins the professor. She received her Ph.D. from enrolled this fall: 11 transfers and Department of International Studies as the University of Cincinnati. 554 fi rst-year students JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN Multicultural Students Multicultural students make up 21% (123 students) of the class of 2016: African American (28) Asian (53) Hispanic (23) Other (19) Academic Credentials for the Class of 2016 50% ranked in the top 10% of their class • 54% attended public high schools, 46% private high schools • 78% reported a grade point average equal to or above 3.5 • The middle 50% range of SAT scores is 1200 to 1350, and ACT, 27 to 31

First-years on their way to Opening Convocation, led by professors Gary Lindquester and Bette Ackerman

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Campus News2.indd 3 10/15/12 2:54 PM the SCIENCES at RHODES past, present & future

he study of the natural Between 2005 and 2011, three sciences at Rhodes is implied such majors were established: Tin a name: Dr. Peyton Biochemistry and Molecular Nalle Rhodes, the physicist Biology, Neuroscience, and who taught at the college from Environmental Sciences, 1926-49 and served as president bringing to six the number of from 1949-65. In 1984 the college, with a long reputation natural science majors offered. of excellence as a liberal arts and With them have come sciences institution, changed more students and increased its name from Southwestern at opportunities for internships, Memphis to Rhodes College. research, work in clinical It could be we’re the only top settings and volunteer endeavors liberal arts college in America at major health-care institutions named for a physicist. throughout Memphis. Rhodes students have And in the student counseling always been required to area, there is Health Professions study a laboratory science. Dr. Peyton Rhodes as a young Physics professor in the 1920s Traditionally, nonscience majors Advising (HPA), directed have chosen intro Biology or Chemistry courses. by associate professor of Biology Alan Jaslow. The These days, though, “Chemistry and Archaeology” program mentors and advises students interested and “Chemistry and Art,” taught by professor David in health professions, from medical to veterinary Jeter, along with basic Astronomy offerings, appeal school, from their fi rst through fourth years, and even to nonscience majors, says Dr. John Olsen, Biology postgraduation. professor and associate dean of Academic Affairs. This issue of Rhodes is all about the natural sciences— Such courses refl ect an increased interest in the sciences—Biology is the most popular major at past, present and future. Each section is a series of Rhodes these days, followed by Commerce and snapshots representative of so many valued faculty, Business, then English. There is also a growing trend students and alumni who are using, and will use, their toward an interdisciplinary study of the sciences. knowledge and skills to improve our world.

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Intro.indd 2 10/15/12 2:23 PM the BIOCHEMISTS and MOLECULAR BIOLOGISTS

By Nicholas Brydon ’12

LEARNING BY DOING Wang also studies cell division in fi lamentous Xiao Wang ʼ13 fungi in Biology professor Terry Hill’s lab. Of this progressive learning project, he recalls, “In the iao Wang is an international student from beginning, I did not need to worry about designing Beijing, drawn to Rhodes by the liberal arts experiments; my primary job was to ensure that environment and exceptional quality of X I could produce replicable results using the same education: “I was looking for a school that focuses technique. When I became experienced in terms on all fi elds of studies, from science to humanities, of techniques, I started to propose experiments for before I go off to graduate school where I will my project. During summers, I worked as a full- develop my specialty in one fi eld. Rhodes grabbed time lab assistant and gained more control over my my attention because the liberal arts education fi ts projects. The most important thing I have learned my goal, and because Rhodes has a particularly from my research is the skill to manage long-term strong Biology Department. Because history is the projects. Most techniques and critical thinking can basis of traditional Chinese education, I prefer taking be learned from lectures, but the skills to track data, classes related to history or current issues, such as take effective lab notes and develop new techniques International Studies, or Environmental History; take practice. Dr. Hill likes to closely monitor my it is easier for me to learn Western culture from a work, and he likes discussions and lab meetings. historical perspective.” Before he makes any comments he will usually ask Outside of class, Wang has taken advantage of me what I want to do next, and is eager to respond research projects in the Biology Department to make to my project proposals. In my eyes Dr. Hill is a the most of his preparation for graduate study. There, great instructor who is training scientists, not just lab he works with professor Jonathan Fitz Gerald in the technicians.” microscopy lab, learning techniques for more accurate In April this year, Wang presented a poster at an data analysis in an independent but mentored American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular setting. “While my job is all about techniques, I can Biology conference. “I saw the way that scientists choose my projects, and ask to learn things I don’t cooperate and exchange ideas, and learned about the study in class. For example, in order to help Dr. hot topics they are working on. I see there are still Fitz Gerald with image processing, I learned Java many things I do not understand, but I am defi nitely programming language with his help. The best part planning to study for a Ph.D. following graduation of this experience is that Dr. Fitz Gerald values both and eventually work in academia.” productivity and education.”

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Xiao Wang ’13, professor Terry Hill and an image of an Aspergillus fungus

THE CHANCE TO PROFESS opportunities for students. When they come to Rhodes they see more things they can do in the sciences than Terry Hill what they may have thought they wanted to do. It’s Professor of Biology also a great recruiting tool—I’ve talked to a number of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Program Committee students who say they chose Rhodes because we have a Member BMB or Neuro major, and so on.” For Hill, collaboration extends beyond the Terry Hill, who has taught and conducted research classroom to faculty research. He had a long-standing at Rhodes for 34 years, arrived at the college association with Chemistry professor Darlene when legendary professors Robert Amy and Julian Loprete, also a member of the Biochemistry and Darlington were still teaching, two faculty Hill Molecular Biology Program Committee, and is recalls as being “gentlemen,” “scholarly” and “gracious currently collaborating with Chemistry professor mentors,” whom he has come to “admire even more Loretta Jackson-Hayes, also of the BMB Program. with the passage of time.” The research involves investigating the mechanisms of Throughout that “passage,” the faculty in the sciences growth and cell division in fungi, vital for discovering have moved from offering “traditional” majors in new ways to use, control or inhibit fungal growth that Biology, Chemistry and Physics to creating new ones— impacts health, medicine and the economy. Hill and many of them interdisciplinary, such as Biochemistry Loprete were recognized for their work as the fi rst and Molecular Biology (BMB), for which Hill serves as corecipients of the Clarence Day Dean’s Award for a member of the program committee. Outstanding Research in 2010. “During the last 10 years, the science departments Hill enjoys including students in his research. “I have invigorated themselves,” Hill explains. “We all ask students who are interested in doing research in have become more interested in collaboration than my lab if they’d be willing to undertake a project. It we used to be. Consequently, there is a wider range of has to be one that I can support in my lab, but when

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The Biochemists-Molecular Biologists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:24 PM we agree on a project, it becomes theirs.” Two of the better to work with. He gave me some literature to start students working with him now are Xiao Wang ’13 with and just let me run with it. It was thrilling to feel and Kristen Wendt ’14. I mastered something on my own (although that was Research doesn’t stay in the lab, though. Like mostly an illusion), and his lack of micromanaging was Wang, Wendt attended the annual conference of the something I missed in graduate school.” American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular For her graduate program, Winters chose to enroll Biology in San Diego. And, earlier this year Hill in the Medical Scientist Training Program at the traveled to Germany, where he presented a poster. University of Alabama, Birmingham. It’s a diffi cult, Jackson-Hayes and Wang were his principal co-authors competitive, fully-funded M.D.-Ph.D. dual-degree for both. “Our students are often legitimate co-authors program for aspiring medical doctors who wish to of research that is presented internationally,” explains conduct basic science research. After about a year Hill. “Xiao’s work was of such quality that I easily Winters opted to focus solely on medicine and would say that his being a student co-author was not dropped the research component of the program, just a little plum.” eventually deciding to pursue Psychiatry at the What is satisfying to Hill about teaching at recommendation of her mentors because it offered Rhodes? “The chance to work with so many really a rewarding atmosphere for both inpatient and good students and the fact that the position here has outpatient work. allowed an excellent balance between research and Overall, Winters feels that Rhodes prepared her teaching. We actually get to be professors, in the well for her future. “I felt like I was way ahead of my best way. If I were at a research institution I would classmates in some areas, like knowing my way around be a pure researcher and wouldn’t have the chance to a lab and how to set up basic experiments. Maybe ‘profess’—to be a scholar in my discipline. Whereas I was a little behind in others, like making mature here, I get to be a real contributing scholar in my career decisions and advocating for myself.” Winters discipline and share that with students. It all comes was on track to graduate in Biology after three years, together—you realize you’ve helped someone make but she felt an extra year of preparation and making that connection—you’ve been the bridge between career decisions would benefi t her greatly. Adding them and what’s out there.” the Chemistry major and taking some time to think turned out to be a great career move. MAKING DECISIONS Amanda Johnson Winters ʼ99, M.D. A FIRM FOUNDATION Psychiatrist, Cambridge, MA Ross W. Hilliard ʼ07, M.D. Internal Medical Resident Alum Amanda Winters, now a practicing psychiatrist, The Warren Alpert Medical School of originally hails from Birmingham, AL. She began Brown University her studies at Rhodes in Biology, on course for an intended career in Marine Biology. A few classes into Originally from Oak Ridge, TN, Ross Hilliard her curriculum revealed a new love for Biochemistry is now a resident in internal medicine at Brown and Molecular Biology that eventually eclipsed her University in Providence, RI. He chose Rhodes as plans. Winters decided on this new path before the foundation of his career after sitting in on classes Rhodes offered the specifi c BMB major, and actually taught by Biology professors David Kesler and Gary double majored in Biology and Chemistry. Lindquester. Lindquester later became Hilliard’s She names Biology Department chair Gary faculty mentor and adviser. Hilliard’s visits during Lindquester as one of her most infl uential mentors: the application process informed him of the student- “Dr. Lindquester was an amazing research mentor. I centered classroom environment and the unmatched didn’t realize it at the time, but his management style internship opportunities available to Rhodes students: was absolutely perfect for me, and I never found anyone “I remember visiting Rhodes both as a junior in high

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The Biochemists-Molecular Biologists.indd 3 10/15/12 2:25 PM school and again toward the end of my senior year. I was drawn to Rhodes by the obvious strength of the student community, the opportunities provided in Memphis through partnerships, particularly with St. Jude, and by the clear focus on student education. At the end of my visit when I decided to come to Rhodes, I remember meeting my mother in Java City (then next to the mailroom in Briggs) and telling her that without question Rhodes was the place for me, and I have never regretted that decision.” Even before enrolling, Hilliard was confi dent he wanted to major in the sciences, if a little unsure of which specifi c track to take. He desired a generous curriculum in both Biology and Chemistry, but until recently such a major did not exist. Fortunately, the liberal arts environment of Rhodes accommodated his passion by creating the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) major during his time on campus. “Even as the requirements were being fi ne-tuned and the major had just been created, I went for it, along with my friend Matthew Cain (’07). We are doing very different things with our major, but are both happy we made the decision.” The BMB major allows great fl exibility in choosing a future career path, from medicine to research science to industry jobs in pharmacy and biotech. This broad foundation does not make the course load a cakewalk, however. Says Hilliard: “Professor Kesler’s intro courses demanded excellence, but he helped students recognize how to rise to that level. The lessons I learned from his courses early in my college career served me well through Rhodes and on through medical school at the University of South Carolina— and who could forget those Saturday mornings canoeing on the Wolf River?” Hilliard offers this generous summary of his Rhodes experience: “My time at Rhodes really provided an excellent preparation for medical school, both in class and through the St. Jude Summer Plus program. My experience in Biochemistry allowed me to focus primarily on new areas like Anatomy, Histology and Physiology my fi rst year. Dr. Lindquester’s courses were notorious for being diffi cult, but were invaluable to me both in my research and as preparation for my time after Rhodes. He was a great resource and sounding board as I decided on my major and as I headed into medicine.” Ross Hilliard ’07 in 2006, as a St. Jude Summer Plus Fellow at Rhodes

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The Biochemists-Molecular Biologists.indd 4 10/16/12 2:16 PM the BIOLOGISTS By Richard J. Alley

CHALLENGING STUDENTS Two primary groups of students entering Biology Gary Lindquester are those who know they want to be Biology majors Chair, Rhodes Department of Biology and are attracted to the sciences, but are unsure of what they want to do with it after graduation, hodes students today are constantly challenged, and those who have medical school or the health and they constantly rise to that challenge. professions in their sights. However, the department RThis, says Gary Lindquester, Biology also attracts students interested in becoming Department chair, is one of the reasons that scientists themselves. teaching at Rhodes is so rewarding. Those who aren’t science majors take Biology I, “It happens in the classroom with rigorous course Introduction to Environmental Sciences or a Topics material and complex ideas, it’s in the teaching in Biology course as a Foundations Curriculum laboratory where we develop exercises that train laboratory class. As a result, they are “gaining a way them in the scientifi c method and in various of thinking in a particular fi eld,” says Lindquester. techniques … and it carries over into the research “We introduce the scientifi c method in both theory laboratories for students who work there,” he says. and practice, and students come to see how science “The students are highly competent, they are is done and how information that comes from interested and they have a good work ethic.” scientifi c research is validated. All of that builds a Lindquester received his undergraduate degree viewpoint in the students’ minds to help make them from Furman University, his Ph.D. from Emory better lifelong learners and better citizens.” and conducted postdoctoral work at the Centers for Lindquester’s own interest is in Immunology Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. He has and Virology. He continues his research at Rhodes been with Rhodes since 1988. Over that time, he and in collaboration with a group at St. Jude says, the department has mainly changed in terms Children’s Research Hospital, studying the role of of added personnel and expanded curriculum. In a protein known as interleukin 10 (IL-10), which fact, Biology is now the most popular major at is produced by the human pathogen Epstein Barr Rhodes. The addition of interdisciplinary majors in virus (EBV). He has generated recombinant murine Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Neuroscience gammaherpesviruses containing the EBV IL-10 and Environmental Sciences has also factored gene to study its effects on infection, latency and into an overall expansion. “We’re busting at the pathogenesis in a mouse animal model. seams now,” Lindquester says of the department’s Rhodes’ relationships with St. Jude and other underground location in Frazier Jelke. institutions such as the Baptist Hospital system,

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The Biologists.indd 1 10/15/12 2:31 PM JUSTIN FOX BURKS CHANGING COURSE Anahita Rahimi-Saber ʼ13

Anahita Rahimi-Saber was born and raised in Denmark and moved with her family to the United States, and Memphis, in 2000. She attended Lausanne Collegiate School and considered other colleges when the time came to make that important decision. “I thought I wanted to study outside of Memphis, that I knew it too well and had outgrown it by the age of 18,” she says. “But when it came down to what I wanted to study, and fi nances and everything, Rhodes just made the most sense. It was the best decision I’ve ever made. I realized how important it is to have a family close by, and when I moved to campus it was kind of eye-opening and refreshing to learn how great Memphis really is and how much it has to offer.” Rahimi-Saber began her college career in International Studies with designs on becoming a human rights lawyer. But this daughter of a physician took Biology her fi rst year and realized she “enjoyed my Bio class more than my International Studies class.” This revelation, along with a visit the following summer to family in Iran, where she was able to shadow a doctor specializing in pulmonology, sealed the

Professor Gary Lindquester by a DNA model in Frazier Jelke deal. “I got to see health care fi rsthand in a third-world country,q and it was absolutely inspiring; I realized that this along with resulting internships, give Rhodes is where I belong.” students a distinct advantage over their peers at Working with advisers and mentors such as many other liberal arts colleges. Biology professors Carolyn Jaslow and Laura “It’s ideal, it’s perfect and I think that’s one of the Luque de Johnson, plus being a Rhodes Student reasons we have such a huge draw for premedical Associate in the Biology Department, has given her and research-oriented students,” Lindquester says. the hands-on experience and deep understanding

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The Biologists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:31 PM of science that it takes to build a foundation for manage health needs of unique populations over time, medical school. Her liberal arts education, she says, according to a recent press release from the hospital. has helped her see how not only biology, but many Despite her administrative title, Gunn says she other factors affect the world. will continue seeing patients for as long as she can. This fall fi nds Rahimi-Saber in England and But the position and her education have helped her Europe for a study abroad program. Life after to recognize “that what infl uences the health of graduation will include a year off with time spent an individual or a population is far more than the working at that hospital in Iran before entering health care they receive; it is where people live and medical school, hopefully at the University of the infl uences of their family members.” Tennessee-Memphis, where Rhodes has established Before joining Children’s as chief medical offi cer a great relationship. “They know what a Rhodes of Community Services in January 2011, Gunn was student is capable of,” she adds. chief medical offi cer for the Tennessee Department “Memphis,” says Rahimi-Saber, “is a great place of Health. She also was medical director for the to be a student.” Tennessee Governor’s Offi ce of Children’s Care Coordination. In 2002, she joined the faculty at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital, where she was an ADMINISTERING MEDICINE active clinician. Veronica Lawson Gunn ʼ91, M.D. After graduating from Rhodes, Gunn says she Vice President of Population Health Management, felt “absolutely prepared” for medical school Childrenʼs Hospital of Wisconsin at Vanderbilt, followed by residency at Johns Hopkins. It’s preparation she wants for current “I felt smarter when I stepped on campus,” Veronica Rhodes students. In fact, as part of the Rhodes Gunn says as she reminisces about her fi rst visit alumni volunteer effort, she has written letters to Rhodes. Though laughing, she insists there is advocating the benefi ts of a liberal arts education some truth to that. “My visit at Rhodes was what that the college sends to accepted students who undoubtedly convinced me that that is where I have expressed an interest in medicine. Recognizing needed to go, and not to any other place.” her accomplishments and connection to students, Not only did the aesthetics of the campus and Rhodes invited Gunn to deliver the Baccalaureate the academic curriculum draw her in, but the address at Commencement ’10. professors—including Alan and Carolyn Jaslow “That broad educational perspective really in Biology, with whom she remains friends—“are allows people to be the whole person they can be examples of the faculty’s commitment to students, and bring that value into whatever field it is in their full development and their full potential.” which they work.” There was no question as to what her major would be. Gunn says she had known she would be a doctor since the age of four. But Rhodes, and its THE BUSINESS OF MEDICINE liberal arts education, “required me to develop other Brian Wamhoff ʼ96 aspects of my being, which I fi nd I use on a regular Vice President of Research & Development, basis—the arts, my knowledge of, and application Co-Founder, HemoShear, LLC of, the humanities and history.” Associate Professor of Medicine & Biomedical Engineering, Those skills are used today in her current capacity University of Virginia as vice president of Population Health Management of Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Brian Wamhoff points to the atmosphere, the The new division serves as a center for research and opportunity to play soccer and chiefl y to members of development of best-practice programs, services and the faculty such as Jay Blundon and Dee Birnbaum resources to prevent illness, improve wellness and when asked what led to his interest in Rhodes College.

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It was these professors’ respective departments—Biology and Business—that would build the foundation for his life’s work. Having attended the University of Missouri- Columbia for graduate school before the University of Virginia for his fellowship, Wamhoff recently took a path of entrepreneurship and biotech, while balancing life as an academic professor. “I always thought I was going to go into medicine in one way or form,” Wamhoff says. He began taking Business courses (he would eventually gain a minor in Business Administration) and conducting research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital his sophomore year. “I think it was the economics associated with research and the ability to touch human health in a different way, other than through academic medical Brian Wamhoff ’96 after receiving the Distinguished Alumnus Award at Homecoming 2011 research, that excited me.” He started his fi rst company opportunities—taking risks and exploring them on during his fellowship and now has three biotech your own—that I know gives people a competitive companies under his belt, including HemoShear, advantage.” which concentrates on preclinical drug safety and Wamhoff is not one to lie dormant. Admittedly, effi cacy assessment, and helps its pharmaceutical he has “about a two- to three-year attention span partners understand whether a drug will have a with any new project.” It’s what has kept his career, positive or negative effect once it goes into a human. and his life, exciting and moving forward. In much This career, this blending of science and industry, of that time, he’s used his gut and instinct to guide is one in which his liberal arts foundation has him, yet credits Rhodes with teaching him “to ask played an important role. In fact, Rhodes honored the obvious questions: ‘Why are you doing it? Why him in 2011 with the Distinguished Alumnus is it important, or what is important?’ You have to Award at Homecoming. start asking those questions pretty early these days Wamhoff sees the medical fi eld as wide-open to to differentiate yourself from the millions of people opportunities for helping people beyond being a who graduate today. Learn to work well with people physician, and if he had to give advice to a fi rst- and take risks.” year student, it would be to “start understanding your options now. It’s exposure to those exciting

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The Biologists.indd 4 10/15/12 2:32 PM the CHEMISTS By Carson Irwin ’08

INTERACTING WITH STUDENTS “The equipment the department has allows faculty to Darlene Loprete conduct high-quality research that leads to publications Chair, Department of Chemistry and grants,” says Loprete. “Our students regularly use the same equipment for class-related labs and research with faculty.” However, she has been around long he Rhodes Chemistry Department in Kennedy enough to see Kennedy Hall undergo some changes. Hall has been home to Professor Darlene Loprete One of the fi ve original campus buildings constructed Tsince 1990. Over the years, she has seen the department evolve into what it is today. Just last year in 1925, the structure has stoic beauty, but that beauty a new Chemistry curriculum was implemented: In comes with a feeling of antiquity. Since the building the past, students began their major requirements was renovated in 1968, the faculty research and by taking two sections of Introductory Chemistry teaching laboratories have been updated periodically. followed by two sections of Organic Chemistry. But in terms of the available facilities for students Now the two intro courses have been combined and faculty, Loprete’s ideal lab space would be into Foundations of Chemistry, and the majors can confi gured a little differently. Currently, the Rhodes proceed to the Organic classes and then into Analytical Chemistry labs are designed with traditional long, Chemistry. Loprete hopes that the new track will stationary bench tops. “These days they manufacture “better prepare the Chemistry majors for certain kinds movable benches that are more conducive to group of topics so they have more chemical knowledge before work. They might have a screen in the room,” she says. they go into advanced courses.” “They also might have a room adjacent to the lab so Interacting with her students at different levels is one you can do lectures and go back and forth.” of Loprete’s favorite parts about teaching. She enjoys Loprete is at home teaching science majors in her “seeing students develop into scientists and monitoring historic building, but after teaching a nonscience their development from the day they step in.” As course on AIDS several years ago, she got a different upperclass students, about 50 percent of Chemistry perspective on the Rhodes student. “It’s nice to see that majors will conduct research either on or off campus. nonscience majors were excited learning about science,” It’s not uncommon for many of these undergrads to she explains. “Even though they were not interested in present their research alongside graduate and doctoral science as a career, they still had a healthy respect for level students at major chemistry conferences across it, interest in it and actually had a pretty good aptitude the nation. And of course it’s satisfying to send the for it.” To nurture an apparent curiosity in a variety of seniors off as alumni to pursue diverse, interesting and subjects and to support the interdisciplinary goal of the successful careers. “Just the other day I got an email liberal arts education, Loprete dreams of integrating from a former student thanking me for being hard in more of the sciences into the overall curriculum. Biochemistry because it’s paying off now,” she says. She envisions an interdisciplinary program similar

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Professor Darlene Loprete in the Chemistry storeroom

to “Search” in the humanities that would mesh the Jerseyan wind up a Chemistry major? He always held a sciences with various subjects and perhaps incorporate general interest in science as well as analytical thinking. various case studies throughout. “My father was a Chemistry major,” he laughs. “So maybe it was something in my blood.” Capizzani credits the Chemistry faculty as major A THINKING PERSONʼS PROFESSION infl uences on both his academic and professional Tony Capizzani ʼ95, M.D. trajectories. He cites professor David Jeter and former Assistant Professor of Surgery, Case Western University School faculty member Bradford Pendley as key mentors, but of Medicine he remembers instantly “hitting it off” with the whole Assistant Professor of Surgery, Lerner College of Medicine department. “I was really attracted to the mentorship Cleveland Clinic Staff Surgeon, Division of Trauma, Surgery they provided,” he says. “We were like family.” Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery The liberal arts education he received at Rhodes has taken him far in his medical career. “Rhodes taught Tony Capizzani grew up a long way from Rhodes. But me more than just how to develop an analytical mind as it goes with so many other prospective students, the in Chemistry,” says Capizzani. “It gave me great “beautiful campus with a downtown kind of feel” had perspective as far as publishing papers.” In addition, the him hooked at fi rst sight. How did the young New interdisciplinary nature of the Rhodes education taught

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The Chemists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:34 PM him how to work with his peers and feel comfortable something to do with her decision to come to Rhodes, during public presentations. it was really the intimate campus environment that After graduating from Rhodes, Capizzani joined attracted her the most. a research team at St. Jude Children’s Research As a fi rst-year, Tufton found the liberal arts Hospital in the division of Experimental Oncology curriculum not only academically stimulating and Hematology. He became inspired by the direct but also key in her decision to pursue a degree in correlation between his work in the lab and treatment Chemistry. She took a wide variety of classes early for patients. It was that experience that eventually on, one of which was an introductory Chemistry propelled him to medical school at the University of course. While she thoroughly enjoyed classes in Tennessee Health Science Center. He then completed International Studies, History and Religious Studies, his general surgery residency at Wake Forest University, she simply “liked Chemistry the best. The professors followed by a surgical critical care fellowship at the were so nice,” she remembers, “and it’s a smaller University of Michigan. department so you get to know them one-on-one.” Aside from performing trauma and acute care Unlike many students on a science track, Tufton did surgeries at the world famous Cleveland Clinic, Capizzani is an assistant professor at two medical not have to decide among majors. Often, students schools—Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine will take both Biology and Chemistry classes before and Case Western Reserve University School of choosing one or the other. “I haven’t taken any Medicine. Both institutions pride themselves on their Biology courses,” she explains. “I really just ended up clinical and problem-based curricula, as opposed to liking Chemistry that much.” a didactic teaching style. During his time in medical Tufton is currently conducting research alongside school, Capizzani remembers learning a topic (“perhaps professor Mauricio Cafi ero, who happened to be Biochemistry”) in the fi rst year and then learning its her very fi rst Chemistry instructor. “Dr. Cafi ero has actual application in the last two years. These days, he been very helpful in introducing me to new fi elds of says, lessons consist of more “problem-based teaching study, like Computational Chemistry, which is what I where students learn both topics at the same time, and research.” She studies the difference between boronated how basic science is intertwined with disease processes. and nonboronated intercalants in small nucleic acid For example, I teach students a session on pediatric models. Here’s the translation for the 99 percent of abdominal pain. And within that lecture we may talk us: Tufton is studying a method for chemotherapeutic about Biochemistry and how it applies to acid/base drugs to be delivered into the body—important work, regulation in a neonatal disease called pyloric stenosis.” especially for an undergrad. In fact, she has presented In the learning and teaching departments, he couldn’t her research at several conferences, one of which was have been better prepared. the American Chemical Society conference, an event that usually hosts anywhere from 10,000-15,000 A PERFECT BLEND scientists. Rhodes undergrads often present alongside Ashley Tufton ʼ13 graduate students and postdocs. But Tufton didn’t completely let go of her love of New Orleans native Ashley Tufton is now in her the humanities. Thanks to pure interest, she decided senior year as a Rhodes Chemistry major. There’s to pursue a minor in Religious Studies. She even no doubt she has carved her own path here, but one joined a group of Rhodes students for the Holocaust can’t help point out that she is the fourth Tufton to Studies Maymester in Europe this year. If the academic attend Rhodes in the past fi ve years. Not only that, her load doesn’t sound challenging enough, Tufton also siblings Margaret ’08 (Biology), Michael ’09 (Biology) participates in her sorority, works the Helpdesk in the and Anne ’10 (Biochemistry) were all science majors. library and is serving as the teaching assistant for the Ashley chalks it up mostly to coincidence, although Chemistry and Archaeology lab. their father is a dentist. While her family legacy had

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The Chemists.indd 3 10/15/12 2:34 PM FAMILIAR TERRITORY Strickland is still very connected to the research Sid Strickland ʼ68 institution and has been involved in maintaining the Dean of Graduate and Post Graduate Studies, Vice President strong relationship between Rhodes and St. Jude. for Educational Affairs, Professor and Head of the Laboratory “The thing that’s great about this connection is of Neurobiology and Genetics, The Rockefeller University that it combines the wonderful aspect of a liberal arts education with personalized attention to students to research at a world-class institution,” says Strickland. Sid Strickland grew up in Memphis, so the Rhodes Strickland went on to receive his Ph.D. from the campus was not unfamiliar territory by the time he University of Michigan. As an administrator at The decided where to attend college. His father, Sidney Rockefeller University in New York, he oversees all the Strickland Sr. ’36, and sister, Priscilla ’63, were also educational activities at the university. As a professor graduates. “I knew a lot about the college,” says and researcher, he and his team concentrate on Strickland. “I valued the broad liberal arts education neurodegenerative diseases. you got there. And I knew at that time, they were He says he started out as a developmental Biologist, already strong in the sciences.” but one day some years ago, his lab Strickland began his undergraduate VIRGINIA ARCARI observed something fascinating career as a Mathematics major but about the nervous system. That was a after struggling through a required turning point in his studies. “Neither “abstract” math course, he sought I nor anyone in my lab was a trained the advice of his professor, John H. Neuroscientist, but we took a leap Christie. Christie suggested that of faith.” That leap led Strickland’s he switch to a scientifi c fi eld with lab to gradually switch its emphasis a strong quantitative base. “So I from developmental Biochemistry switched to Chemistry and stayed to Neuroscience. They have led in it from that point on,” says groundbreaking studies in the realms Strickland. “I realized that this was of stress, alcohol withdrawal and, an area where I could use my interest most recently, Alzheimer’s disease. in and love of Mathematics in a Strickland came to another practical way.” important study, one that affects him While studying in this new area, personally, along what he describes as Strickland became enthralled with an “idiosyncratic pathway.” His fi rst the burgeoning fi eld of Biochemistry. science teacher, his sister, Priscilla, “Rhodes didn’t actually have a a Ph.D. in Biology, was severely Biochemistry course,” explains affected by multiple sclerosis. “One Strickland. “So I went to see Sid Strickland ’68 system we are working on is relevant Dr. Lyons.” In keeping with the to MS; it involves how nerves are personalized attention Rhodes students get, Chemistry insulated,” he says. “I never set out to study it. By the professor Harold Lyons was willing to guide the young same token, if we do something relevant, it would scientist through publications on Molecular Biology. engender a tremendous personal satisfaction.” Strickland affectionately recalls that those one-on- Recognizing his considerable contributions to his one tutoring sessions made all the difference: “At that fi eld, Rhodes awarded Strickland an honorary doctor point, I had found my calling.” of science degree in 2006. “I tremendously value my During his senior year at Rhodes, Strickland education at Rhodes,” he says. “It was just happened upon a transformative opportunity to indispensable for what I have done.” conduct research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. His experience working in the state-of-the- art lab helped solidify his research skills at a higher level than was readily available at Rhodes at the time.

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The Chemists.indd 4 10/15/12 2:35 PM the ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS By Scarlett D’Anna ’12

A TEAM EFFORT What kinds of opportunities are available to students who major in Environmental Studies or Rosanna Cappellato Assistant Professor, Biology Environmental Sciences? Chair, Environmental Studies/Environmental Sciences There are several professors—including Jennifer Program Committee Sciubba in International Studies, Tait Keller in History and myself—who all do research with the students. There are also opportunities for credited internships Environmental Studies and Environmental Sciences are new additions to the Rhodes curriculum. Can you in Memphis with organizations such as the Shelby discuss their evolution? Farms Park Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, Livable Students really fought for these programs. Memphis and Bridges USA. I believe this is one of Lee Bryant ’11 was the fi rst student to major in the strengths of the program. By working with local Environmental Studies. This was before the program institutions, we can rely on and create ties with the had been established, and she designed her own major, community around us. combining Environmental Studies and Theatre. Lee’s experience told us two very important things: First, What is the most satisfying aspect of teaching at Rhodes? there’s very strong interest in this area; second, the There’s a very high quality of students here. They aren’t structure already existed within the college to offer an in school just to get a degree. They are here because they Environmental major. are involved, both professionally and personally. There’s We also have very dedicated professors. It’s not interest, engagement and passion on their part. As a only the classic science departments, but also those mentor you partner with students and establish a dialogue like History, International Studies, Anthropology, with them, and the students themselves contribute ideas Religious Studies and English that are involved. All of as you work together. You see them growing and learning. these pieces within the college, professors and students The commitment and the seriousness of the students here with this common interest and commitment, made the make working at Rhodes as a professor very special. creation of the program possible.

How do you see Environmental Studies and A LIBERAL ARTS JOB Environmental Sciences developing in the future? Cary Fowler ʼ71 I think the students are really interested, and so far Executive Director, The Global Crop Diversity Trust the college has been very supportive. Moving forward, Rome, Italy I would like to see more faculty join the Environmental Sciences part of the program. At the moment we’re Please discuss your current work with the Global Crop slightly stronger on the Environmental Studies side, and Diversity Trust. What are your responsibilities as in the future I hope to further expand the Sciences and executive director? offer even greater variety in this area. The Trust is an international organization housed

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The Environmental Scientists.indd 1 10/15/12 3:17 PM JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN within the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. We hope to ensure the permanent conservation of the biological foundation of agriculture, a goal I’ve always believed we would achieve by carrying out our work with vision and integrity. As executive director I have overall responsibility for all aspects of the organization. I am not a laboratory scientist by any stretch of the imagination, but I am engaged in conceptualizing and designing a global system for conserving crop diversity, knitting together hundreds of seed banks around the world. This involves elements of Biology, Genetics, Ecology and these days, even Climate Science. And it requires that I have some understanding of institutions, as well as international and intellectual property law. All of these areas are essential to constructing a global system that is composed both of genes and of countries, institutions and people— and is functional and sustainable.

What attracted you to Rhodes? I applied to two colleges and Rhodes was the better of the two! I also valued its size and that it was a liberal arts college. Finally, it was in my hometown and my father and aunt had both graduated from Rhodes, so in a sense I grew up with the college in my consciousness.

Did your major studies prepare you for your career? I had a bridge major that combined Political Science and Psychology—my way of trying to major in Sociology in the absence of a Sociology Department. I certainly Cary Fowler ’71 and President Bill Troutt, Commencement 2011

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The Environmental Scientists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:37 PM didn’t have a career planned out when I left college, but Earth Systems Science and English. It was at Rhodes Rhodes gave me what I needed to succeed professionally: where my love of water fully developed. Growing up in exposure to many academic disciplines, critical analytical Cleveland, OH, we had the dubious distinction of having skills and the confi dence to look beyond artifi cial our river catch on fi re. Our burning river was what led to disciplinary boundaries. Although my work is situated Earth Day, and this—coupled with many a long weekend in the biological sciences, my job requires not just enjoying the Mississippi River at Rhodes—fueled my knowledge of agriculture, biology and genetics, but also passion for water and started me on my career path. an understanding of politics and institutions. In other words, it’s a “liberal arts job.” Where do you see the fi eld of Environmental Science Rhodes gives students the chance to build a foundation moving? for their careers, as well as for the interests and values These days the sciences are becoming more that help people lead fulfi lling lives. I don’t know of interdisciplinary, and projects tend to have a bigger scope. many important problems in the world today that can Additionally, studies must address the broader impacts be addressed competently within a single academic of their research, including how to be transformative discipline, and this is why I think exposure to and to multiple areas. Universities are fi nally catching up appreciation of multiple disciplines is so important with this thought by developing clusters of faculty in college. I left Rhodes with a high level of comfort and researchers around specifi c topics rather than in applying interdisciplinary approaches to my work. departments. For example, here at Iowa we have a cluster For me, this has made all the difference, and it largely on water sustainability. explains my professional success. How has your experience at Rhodes contributed to your career? CHARTING THE WATERS With Environmental Studies, I feel it is very important Christopher Wilson ʼ95 to grasp the “big picture.” Many of the driving forces Research Scientist, Hydroscience & Engineering behind environmental issues, like degrading soil and water The University of Iowa quality, result from a series of interactions and feedbacks between different properties and processes. To help Please discuss your research at the University of Iowa. develop this big picture, scientists must have a breadth of I am a research scientist in IIHR—Hydroscience & knowledge. Engineering at the University of Iowa, one of the nation’s A key characteristic of a liberal arts education is oldest and premier environmental hydraulics research the range of the course load. Students are exposed to laboratories. I am part of a larger team working on many courses from both the sciences and humanities under the studies related to the movement of water, sediment assumption that common links can be drawn between the and attached nutrients through watersheds. One of my different disciplines. Knowledge, regardless of the topic, current projects includes examining the temporal and can offer unique perspectives on addressing problems and spatial variability of sediment movement using stable and identifying trends. My time at Rhodes, where I focused radioisotopic tracers through agricultural watersheds. We in Ecology, Earth Systems Science and English, rounded are looking at how erosion and deposition of soils and me as a researcher and a person. I can draw from these sediments vary in different places and at different times. experiences to help address key questions in my teaching By identifying where the sediment is coming from and and research. when it is moving, we will better be able to target our remedial actions, thereby helping both the farmers and the communities downstream. THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX Alix Matthews ʼ14 What led you to this line of work? I graduated from Rhodes with a B.S. in Biology, Why did you choose to attend Rhodes? focusing along the Ecology track, but I also minored in Ever since I was a baby, I’d visited Memphis on the

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Alix Matthews ’14, and Biology professors Michael Collins, Rosanna Cappellato and Sarah Boyle

weekends with my mom. Once I became acquainted the economy, and it’s diffi cult to fi nd the middle ground with the city, I fell in love with it. When I came to where environmental sustainability meets economic Rhodes for the fi rst time, it was the variety of trees that sensibility. Eventually, this is where I want my studies to initially caught my eye—which makes sense now that go–Environmental Economics. I know the college is a registered arboretum. I had also heard that the Rhodes science departments were superior, Which of your faculty mentors have been most so that’s what really sold me. infl uential to you? In Biology, Professor Michael Collins challenges me Can you describe a typical semester? within the classroom and beyond it, and he encourages Environmental Sciences is an interdisciplinary major, me to think outside the box, both in terms of course so I’m able to take interesting classes in departments work and life choices. Dr. Cappellato has taught me that I would not normally be involved in, like History, what it means to be passionate. She pushes me to Art and English. I usually sign up for one or two science think critically about what I learn and to ask the tough classes and the rest humanities, to keep things balanced. questions. I also try to take a “random” course that is unrelated to anything else I’m studying, so I will always be learning Do you think your major is equipping you well for future something new. pursuits? What was your study abroad experience in Namibia Eventually, I would like to go to graduate school and like? Has it complemented your learning at Rhodes? get a doctorate in some “–ology” related to my interests The Namibia Maymester has motivated me to study in the natural sciences. I’m not sure which, because I feel a greater variety of environmental issues. Environmental there’s still so much left for me to learn! Regardless, I Science is more than “going green;” it’s social, political, know my major is preparing me well for whatever I economic, natural and, in some cases, religious. The trip choose to accomplish after graduation. Every day I’m to Namibia opened my eyes to a whole new realm of the reminded of how incredibly relative the things I’m environment in which we as humans live. Many great learning in the classroom are to the world outside of problems lie in the clash between the environment and Rhodes.

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The Environmental Scientists.indd 4 10/15/12 2:37 PM the NEUROSCIENTISTS By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

PARALLEL LIVES Neurosurgery during medical school, prompted by the Drs. Jim Robertson ʼ53 untimely death of a younger brother from meningitis. Jon Robertson ʼ68 Jon decided on Neurosurgery after a rotation in Pathology and a “fruitful” internship. Both have practiced at Memphis’ renowned eurosurgeons and brothers Jim Robertson ’53 Semmes-Murphey Neurologic & Spine Institute, and Jon Robertson ’68, 15 years apart in age— which constitutes the Department of Neurosurgery Nand miles apart while growing up—fi nally found at UT Memphis. Both Robertsons have served as their lives aligned after Rhodes and medical school. department chair; in fact, Jon took over from Jim A s a young boy Jim, who was born in McComb, when Jim retired. The brothers have also served as MS, moved with his parents to Memphis, where he president of the American Association of Neurological grew up and graduated from high school, Rhodes Surgeons. So close has been their association, says and the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. Jon, that “for years, at national professional meetings Jon took a reverse route. He was born in Memphis, we attended together, people were always telling my but when his father retired, moved, as a child, with brother how happy they were to meet his son.” his parents to a farm outside his father’s hometown The brothers are quick to credit Rhodes with the of Independence, LA. Jon’s fi rst year of college was excellent preparation they received for medical school. at a public university in Louisiana, but Jim, by then Says Jon, “My favorite professor at Rhodes was Harold a practicing neurosurgeon, wasn’t having any of that, so he persuaded his brother to come to Rhodes. Once Lyons. That’s who I did my Biochemistry under. That here, Jon played football, majored in science and was one of the big courses in the fi rst year of medical graduated from UT Memphis medical school, as Jim school, and I aced it. If I hadn’t gone to Rhodes, I had. Their lives were fi nally coming together. probably would have had trouble in medical school.” Rhodes didn’t offer a major in Neuroscience in the Jim recalls “Man” as his favorite course outside the 1950s, so Jim took the premed track—three years at sciences, especially his professors A.P. Kelso and John Rhodes, then right into UT College of Medicine. It Osman. Jim and his wife have established the James T. garnered him plenty of credits, but no offi cial Rhodes and Valeria B. Robertson Chair in Biological Science degree. By the time Jon entered med school in the at Rhodes, currently held by Biology professor Mary 1960s, he had earned a four-year degree, majoring in Miller. “It’s given me great pleasure,” he says. “I feel I’ve Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Jim decided on given back to Rhodes a little bit of what it gave me.”

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The Neuroscientists.indd 1 10/15/12 2:28 PM SINGING IN THE BRAIN begin to unravel how other skilled behaviors may be produced. To determine what brain regions are Michael Long ʼ97 relevant for further study, Long and colleagues Assistant Professor of Neuroscience developed a simple method for pinpointing the areas New York University Medical Center responsible for creating these behaviors. “We can manipulate the temperature of the nucleus, drop the Michael Long was one of those students who loved temperature by a few degrees in this area, but leave the Neuroscience so much when it wasn’t yet part of the rest of the brain completely unaltered. When we do Rhodes curriculum that he earned two degrees, a B.S. this, the bird sings in slow motion.” in Biology and B.A. in Psychology. After Rhodes, The research has direct application for humans. he got his Ph.D. at Brown and did a postdoctoral Long has teamed up with a group of neurosurgeons fellowship at MIT. For the past 2½ years, he has at the University of Iowa, for whom he has built a been an assistant professor of similar device that is used in the Neuroscience at the New York operating room. “In surgery, the University Medical Center, where doctors want to fi nd any area of he directs a team of researchers in the brain that is involved in higher addition to teaching courses. level motor function, like speech, In his lab, Long and his so as not to damage it during a research team study how groups procedure. The current methods of brain cells work together to of intraoperative brain mapping produce skilled behaviors. They carry a certain degree of risk. I make many of their observations proposed using a cooling probe from an unlikely source—a tiny that a surgeon can march around Australian songbird called a different areas of the brain while zebra fi nch. Long and colleagues the patient is awake and talking. use cutting-edge experimental If you’re over a speech-related techniques, many developed in area you can hear a person’s Long’s lab, in order to determine speech slow down. Now you can “how all the cells in the songbirds’ safely identify these areas and be brains work together to make that careful to leave those alone. This song happen.” Michael Long ’97 technique has already been used in Songbirds, like humans, have a cohort of patients with extremely to learn their vocalizations, Long encouraging results.” says. “A young songbird will listen to a tutor, often its Long had mentors in the area of Neuroscience. At father, early on. Even with limited exposure to that Rhodes, “Robert Strandburg in Psychology was a song, the bird will remember and start practicing it.” major mentor and inspiration, and he continues to be. After countless practice attempts over the fi rst few He taught me everything I needed to know to fall in months of its life, the bird will be able to sing. In the love with this fi eld. Biology professor Jay Blundon, Long lab, while the bird is singing, scientists monitor now at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, was and manipulate the activity of the bird’s brain cells another important mentor.” with small devices that can be harmlessly mounted to While at Rhodes, Long’s love of research sparked the bird’s head in the forebrain area, Long explains. an idea—a science symposium for students. With “We can peer into the electrical activity of single college and faculty support, especially from professors neurons while this bird is singing.” From these Strandburg and Natalie Person, Long founded recordings, he gains insight into what underlies URCAS—the annual Undergraduate Research and the production of the song and, more broadly, can Creative Arts Symposium. The fi rst year saw 30 student

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The Neuroscientists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:28 PM posters from science majors, but Long thought at the time the practice and discipline of scientifi c research. All of it should include people in the arts and humanities. The the Neuroscience faculty have several students working next year, it did. Today, URCAS includes hundreds of in their labs, and there are exciting opportunities off student submissions from many fi elds. campus, he says. “A number of Neuroscience majors have participated in the Summer Plus program at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital,” he explains. THE INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH “This is an intensive research experience that pairs Robert Strandburg Rhodes students with St. Jude scientists, placing Associate Professor of Psychology them in laboratories for two summers (full time) and Neuroscience Program Committee the academic year between (part time), and there is now a similar program exclusively for Neuroscience “I don’t like the term ‘liberal arts and sciences.’ It’s majors at the University of Tennessee Health Science redundant,” declares Robert Strandburg, associate Center, which Jim Robertson ’53 initially established.” professor of Psychology and a member of Rhodes’ Strandburg says he is pleased to report that this work Neuroscience Program Committee. frequently leads to authorship on papers submitted to No wonder. At Rhodes, Neuroscience is a scientifi c journals. six-year-old interdisciplinary major designed to Yet Strandburg remains committed to the role of provide students “a nuanced understanding of the a program of liberal arts study in the education of methodological challenges and conceptual issues that scientists: “The critical thinking and communication lie at the heart of efforts to understand the function of skills, as well as the ability to stretch one’s imagination the nervous system and its role in behavior,” according beyond the boundaries of current scientifi c thinking, to the college catalogue. Thus, Neuroscience majors are at the core of being a great scientist. Science is not take courses in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, just data collection. You have to ask the right questions. Philosophy, Physics, Psychology and Mathematics. These are the skills best fostered at a liberal arts college.” The catalogue says it “makes it all the more apparent to students that the conventional boundaries that have often separated seemingly incompatible disciplines FIGURING OUT NEW THINGS from one another evaporate when we are presented Piper Carroll ʼ13 with new intellectual challenges.” Meeting those new intellectual challenges was Piper Carroll, from near Baltimore, decided to major Strandburg’s mission, along with several other Rhodes in Neuroscience before coming to Rhodes. “In high faculty, in creating the Neuroscience program in 2006. school, I took a Biology class and a Psychology “Before then, there were a number of students who put class. I couldn’t decide which one I liked better, and together bridge majors with courses principally from then I realized there was a beautiful subject called Psychology, Biology and Chemistry, in effect, creating Neuroscience.” their own Neuroscience major. Today, there are four Last semester, Carroll, one of 14 Neuro majors neuroscientists on the faculty, many of our incoming and the John Chester Frist ’28 Scholarship recipient, students express an interest in the discipline and the worked in Biology professor David Kabelik’s number of Neuroscience majors has increased steadily,” Behavioral Neuroendocrinology lab. “I’m working he says. there now, and will do so in the spring semester,” she Strandburg, who has been at Rhodes for 24 years, says. “So far we have observed the social behavior of came from UCLA, where he earned his M.A. and Ph.D. lizards—males with males, and males with females. in Psychology. We dissect their brains and record the activities of In addition to Neuroscience majors’ course work, different areas of the brain, trying to determine which Strandburg stresses that the students are expected to sections are active during social behavior so we can do research. It is in the laboratory where students learn make a sort of map of the brain. We study the sections

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The Neuroscientists.indd 3 10/15/12 2:29 PM JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Professors Robert Strandburg and David Kabelik, and Piper Carroll ’13, in the Kabelik lab

under a state-of-the-art microscope in the lab that professor Kim Gerecke. She also admires professor takes pictures on its own of every single slice we have, Larryn Peterson, who teaches classes in Organic and we can look at them on a computer.” Chemistry, and is “glad that it’s incorporated it “I think Neuro is the most interesting major. How into Neuroscience.” Off campus, says Carroll, “I’ve little we really know about the fi eld—you have to had a Biology internship at Le Bonheur Children’s get used to the fact that the things you are learning Hospital, which gave me the opportunity to shadow in class might be completely different a year later. doctors in many different areas.” Nothing is defi nite. We’ll be sitting in class and Dr. But it’s not all science for Carroll. “This fall I’m Kabelik will be going over the way hormones in the taking Genetics, Organic Chemistry and a History brain work and will say, ‘We think it is this, but it course, and doing research in Professor Kabelik’s lab. I could be this, or it could be that.’ It’s very different enjoy taking the requirements outside of my major. It’s from some of the other sciences that have been studied amazing how much my classes seem to have fi t for so long, where you know things as fact. You really together. I’ll be in one class that I think has nothing to have to question everything and keep wondering do with my major and things will start popping up because we don’t know everything about the brain. I that I just learned about in my Neuro class. It’s very love fi guring all these new things out. Who knows—I surprising, but it’s really great. That’s the thing about could fi nd out something amazing down in my lab in Neuroscience too—there are subjects like Philosophy Frazier Jelke one day.” and Psychology in the curriculum. It’s an Besides Professor Kabelik, Carroll counts interdisciplinary major—you get everything.” among her faculty mentors Psychology professor Robert Strandburg and her adviser, Psychology

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The Neuroscientists.indd 4 10/17/12 10:33 AM the PHYSICISTS By Richard J. Alley

TO THE MOON Sheard, professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, who, he says, “has faith in me.” Both men have given him Lars Monia ʼ15 the opportunity and room to run with his ideas and have become role models for his ultimate goal. In addition to being an engineer, Monia says, “My real fter only one year at Rhodes, Lars Monia was given dream is to be a professor. I’ve always wanted to teach and the keys to the moonbuggy, so to speak. The Great that’s the aspect I take on with anything I do. If I’m going A Moonbuggy Race is a NASA project for high school and college students who build simulated lunar rovers. It’s to lead a project, I like to teach other people how to do it a challenge, says NASA, “to inspire them in Engineering and teach the team how to work together … I have more and explore Engineering opportunities and possibilities.” fun teaching than doing anything else.” Monia was asked to recruit other students, put With a prospective double major in Physics and Math, together a team to manage, and was given a prospective he’s jumped into his college academics with classes in budget by Physics chair Brent Hoffmeister. Physics and Calculus. As a future teacher, however, he sees “Hosting a team for the fi rst time was pretty the value in a well-rounded education from Rhodes and challenging,” says Monia. “I had to teach everyone how has taken piano with plans to take art classes later on. to do the engineering programs and how the design “I like to create,” Monia says. “I like to play music process works and what the project even was—what in and do art and build moonbuggies, but at the end of the world is a moonbuggy?” the day I’d rather teach somebody else how to do the He appreciates the help he received from Glen Davis, same things.” the manager of the Physics shop, saying, “there is no way we would have gotten this done without him.” The team, named Rookie of the Year in the 2012 Great Moonbuggy STAYING CONNECTED Race, is out to take top honors this spring. Charles Robertson Jr. ʼ65 Monia, who has known he wanted to be an engineer since the fourth grade, came to Rhodes with a two- For Charles Robertson, a Rhodes education began year drafting certifi cate acquired while in high school not when he walked on campus for the fi rst time as a in Cape Girardeau, MO. He also came with the idea freshman, but when his parents did as students. Thanks of entering a dual-degree program in engineering with to Charles William Robertson Sr. ’29 and Lola Ellis Washington University, though he’s reconsidered and Robertson ’33 being scientists themselves, Charles Jr. may is now looking at an opportunity with the U.S. Navy have been looking at a preordained career. in its nuclear submarine offi cer program, with graduate “I had some interest in Engineering, but by the end of school to follow. my senior year in high school I was pretty much hooked He works very closely with Hoffmeister and Michael on Physics,” Robertson says. “My father, though a

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The Physicists.indd 1 10/15/12 2:40 PM RICHARD SMITH

Some of the members of the Rhodes 2012 Great Moonbuggy Race at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL, left to right: Joey McPherson ’14, Vince Viola ’15, Morgan Smathers ’14, Brad Hensley ’12, Lars Monia ’15

biologist, had a signifi cant interest in the physical sciences Under his leadership, NanoDrop pioneered microvolume and encouraged my interest in Physics.” instrumentation techniques that allow scientists to Once on campus, Robertson was under the watchful quickly and easily quantify and assess purity of small eye of professor Jack Taylor ’44, whom he credits for the volume liquid samples such as solutions of proteins and good, solid department, and Professor Fritz Stauffer, nucleic acids. Not one to sit idle, though, he explains, who “was a signifi cant player in the careers of all the “I’m supposed to be retired, but as I often put it, I’ve graduates in my, and other, classes. He had a very fl unked retirement for the third time.” He has recently complex life, and could draw on those experiences in gone to work with another instrumentation company. guiding and advising students.” A Rhodes trustee, Robertson has more than kept During Robertson’s college years, Physics occupied the up with the sciences at Rhodes. In honor of one of basement of Kennedy Hall, the place where the major his mentors, in 2005 he and his wife, Patricia, both came alive for him. “For me, the big value in the Physics members of the Benefactors Circle, established the Jack Department was the stuff we had to experiment with,” he H. Taylor Fellowship in Physics. In addition, there is the says. “I did a number of experiments on my own, some of Dr. Charles W. Robertson Jr. Endowment for Student which were beyond the usual, it seems. I cannot imagine Research and Engagement in Physics and a state-of-the- taking Physics and doing only the formalized laboratory art Zeiss Confocal Microscope System he provided the experiments and not going beyond my own. It was the Biology Department. He stays in contact with science ‘going beyond’ that made me what I am today, I believe.” faculty, always dropping by to talk shop when he’s on That “going beyond” propelled him to graduate school campus. Grateful for his untiring support, in 2008, the at Florida State University, where he was able to do a lot college awarded him the Distinguished Service Medal. of instrument design work, the same kind with which “It was very good for me to be pushed into the liberal he’s involved to this day. arts studies; if I hadn’t been, I would have hung out in Robertson, a founder of NanoDrop Technologies, the world of science and engineering and shunned the sold the company to Thermo Fisher Scientifi c in 2007. liberal arts,” he says. “I think the breadth of the whole

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The Physicists.indd 2 10/15/12 2:40 PM of a Rhodes experience is very valuable as one moves “I constructed an experiment to study the spectra through life and career.” of thin exploding wires,” he says. “I often worked late hours in the night … I had hoped to achieve wire temperatures of 200,000 degrees Fahrenheit, but to my OPENING UP THE WORLD disappointment, the maximum temperature measured Harry Swinney ʼ61 was only 10,000 degrees.” Sid Richardson Foundation Regents Chair His experience at Rhodes also introduced him to The University of Texas at Austin outreach activities which, he says, continue to excite him. He co-directs an annual two-week UNESCO-sponsored Harry Swinney heard about Rhodes College—then “Hands-On Research Schools” for young career scientists Southwestern—from several people, including the family from developing countries. doctor, James Gladney ’38, in his Presbyterian church in “Philosophy, History and English literature courses Homer, LA. at Southwestern opened up a world to me that I would “I asked my parents if I could visit Southwestern and not have known if I had gone to ‘Big State U’ where I they drove me there for a two-day visit in the spring of would have undoubtedly spent the minimal time on 1955,” Swinney recalls. courses outside of Math and Physics,” Swinney says. “At He never considered any other option and enrolled Southwestern I had friends from diverse fi elds instead with plans to obtain two bachelor’s degrees in fi ve years of from only Math and Physics. The most direct effect in the 3-2 plan, with three years at Rhodes followed by of my Southwestern experience, aside from learning two at Georgia Tech. In his freshman year, however, how to do research, has been that it taught me how to he took a Physics class from professor Jack Taylor ’44 write a story. When I began writing scientifi c papers and “became excited about the subject.” It was a class as a graduate student, I soon appreciated that my that would turn his plans, and life, around. In honor of Southwestern education gave me a great advantage over Taylor, Swinney in 2000 established the Jack H. Taylor most Physics grad students.” Scholarship at Rhodes for students majoring in the physical and biological sciences. Swinney went on to get his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins REACHING FOR THE HEIGHTS University in 1968. His fi rst faculty appointment was at Brent Hoffmeister New York University. He then moved to the City College Chair, Department of Physics of New York, where he remained till 1978, when he accepted a position at the University of Texas at Austin, Research teams in Geneva, Switzerland, recently provided where he currently holds the Sid Richardson Foundation proof of the elusive Higgs Boson particle, making the Regents Chair for the Department of Physics. kind of news that gets physicists, and future physicists, With accolades and accomplishments almost too excited. Closer to home, Rhodes Physics professor numerous to mention, Swinney is a noted authority on and department chair Brent Hoffmeister is excited nonlinear dynamics, instabilities, pattern formation, about newer courses being offered, including Nuclear chaos, and phase transitions. He was the founding Physics, Engineering Physics, Medical Physics, and director of the Center for Nonlinear Dynamics at Texas Fluid Dynamics. This semester, a course on Accelerator in 1985 and was elected to the National Academy of Physics, the sort of science that gave the world the Higgs Sciences in 1992. He is a fellow of the American Physical Boson, is being offered for the fi rst time. Society, the American Association for the Advancement Passing along his passion for the sciences is paramount of Science, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, in Hoffmeister’s teaching. “Personally, I like how teaching and the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics. and scientifi c research have fused together to become the It’s a compelling career that began with a senior honors same sort of thing for me at Rhodes,” he says. “I really project in a former coal bin in the basement of Kennedy enjoy involving students in my research, and I think it is Hall, “which was nice and dark, good for optical work an important experience for the students too. A great way even though it was a bit dirty.” to learn about science is to function as a scientist.”

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The Physicists.indd 3 10/15/12 2:41 PM The 1963 Alaska total solar eclipse expedition, front row, left to right: Charles Robertson ’65, Charles Brandon ’65, Bill Boyd ’65, Jack Aldridge ’65, Shannon Ball ’65. Second row: Jack Streete ’60, Bob MacQueen ’60, Rhodes prof. Harvey Hanson, machinist Gardiner Ruffi n, prof. Jack Taylor ’44, president Peyton Rhodes, electronics technician A.C. “Ace” Emery, High Altitude Observatory’s Keith Watson

Hoffmeister did his undergraduate work at Wabash a program that enables undergraduates to perform College in Indiana, and received M.S. and Ph.D. degrees microgravity experiments aboard NASA’s DC-9 from Washington University in St. Louis. A part of the aircraft, the “Weightless Wonder,” at Johnson Space Rhodes family since 1996, he cites Physics professor Center in Houston. Spring 2012 saw a team of Rhodes emeritus Jack Taylor ’44 as an inspiration, not only for Physics students in NASA’s Great Moonbuggy Race in himself, but for the department as a whole. “He had a Huntsville, AL. The competition is open to students huge impact,” says Hoffmeister. “Jack has an incredible from around the world who build their own buggies and passion for Physics and for Rhodes. He created some propel them over a simulated lunar terrain. truly engaging out-of-the-classroom opportunities for Another “out-of-the-classroom” opportunity, called students that our Physics alumni still excitedly speak Memphysics, is a course Physics faculty at Rhodes about 40 or 50 years later. Jack inspired me to seek designed to provide students the chance to engage similar experiences for our Physics majors.” in scientifi c education outreach to the Memphis Taylor took Physics students and faculty, including community. “This course is unique because it lets the college president and physicist Peyton Rhodes, on students become the teachers,” Hoffmeister says. a total solar eclipse expedition to Alaska in 1963, Communicating scientifi c research and fi ndings to a tradition professors Bob MacQueen ’60 and Jack the broader community is an important skill and one Streete ’60 continued, although to Hawaii, in 1991. that is stressed by the Physics faculty. To that end, in MacQueen and Streete also involved students in a addition to the outreach programs, there are internships total solar eclipse experiment out of Panama City, and fellowships both on and off campus. “We also Panama, in 1998. This time the experiments were encourage our students to present their research at conducted from a C130 aircraft specially modifi ed scientifi c meetings and to help faculty prepare papers for for observing the eclipse. Through Taylor, the college publication in scientifi c journals,” says Hoffmeister. began in the early 1970s a long and productive “I think we do a good job of engaging students in connection with the High Altitude Observatory, the Physics while maintaining a balanced approach to solar physics research branch of the National Center their overall education,” Hoffmeister says. for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, CO. “Preparation for careers in science and engineering can Hoffmeister likewise has reached for the heights. be very technical and focused. The liberal arts In 2006 and 2008, he helped supervise two student curriculum at Rhodes provides our students an groups’ experiments in NASA’s Microgravity University, important breadth of learning.”

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The Physicists.indd 4 10/15/12 2:41 PM A Case for the Support of the SCIENCESAt Rhodes

quick read of this issue of Rhodes provides a uncommon for a faculty member to work with two glimpse of how our alums, faculty and students or three students as well as colleagues from other Aare working to advance science, improve their departments. Further, Rhodes’ strong emphasis on communities, develop solutions to real-world problems combining classroom and hands-on, experiential and address some of society’s greatest challenges. learning through fellowships has seen a steady increase Today at Rhodes, more students than ever before in the number of students participating in research. are majoring in the natural sciences. Last year, 40 While some join a faculty team’s ongoing research percent of admission applicants said they intended to project, others choose to work with a community- do so. In fact, the demand for study in the sciences has based partner, such as St. Jude Children’s Research almost tripled since construction of the main science Hospital. Our goal is for our science environment to complex in the late 1960s, and the number of students enhance this kind of interaction, assisting research interested in health professions careers has climbed to teams through shared equipment and facilities. almost 30 percent of our student body. To achieve that goal, we envision renovating But this is 2012, and we are offering 21st-century the existing science buildings, linking them to science curricula in buildings designed to facilitate create a space that encourages collaboration and the science curricula of 50 years ago. It’s time for a community. The result will be a comprehensive transformation, and here’s why: science complex with Frazier Jelke as the “hub” and Faculty will tell you that lab work is more project- oriented, experimental and interdisciplinary, often Rhodes Tower, Kennedy, Ohlendorf and Clough calling for collaborative work. It entails three to halls as the four “spokes,” designed to facilitate cross- four students sharing high-tech resources at a “pod” departmental interactions and further the expansion of rather than pairs working together. Many such lab interdisciplinary teaching and research. experiences require open confi gurations and clear sight Renovating our science facilities will put us in an lines for faculty/student presentations, with space for unprecedented position of strength to do what we do whiteboards and computer projection. best: provide our students access to world-class faculty As faculty members have increased their and real-world experiences. This is how Rhodes collaborative teaching and research activity, Rhodes changes lives, forges tomorrow’s leaders and lifts spirits has added new interdisciplinary programs in the far beyond the campus gates. natural sciences: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, For further information, contact Jenna Goodloe Neuroscience, and Environmental Science. It is not Wade at 901-843-3850.

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Support Sciences.indd 1 10/15/12 2:42 PM Quick Facts

In the late 1960s, Rhodes, then international investment banker “The primary factor in our choosing named Southwestern at Memphis, and philanthropist. He was also of Southwestern for the grant is conducted a $3.8 million Challenge the author of Letters from a Liaison the caliber of its student body, Campaign for an expansion program. Offi cer, a collection of letters he faculty and board of trustees. The That $3.8 million translates to some wrote to his mother during World War Ford Foundation also looked upon $25.3 million in 2012 dollars. I, published in 1919, and An American Southwestern as one of the greater at Large, an autobiography published institutions in the country.” The gift, In 1967, the Frazier Jelke Foundation in 1947. he went on to say, “wasn’t really of New York City gave $500,000 to memorialize any man’s name or ($3.3 million today) to the Memphian J. Hallam Boyd, president publicize the foundation,” but rather campaign, and the Ford Foundation of Commercial Chemical Co. and to “add impetus to Southwestern’s matched it by half. a trustee of the Frazier Jelke Challenge Campaign and stimulate Foundation, said of the gift in more people to support this school.” Ferdinand Frazier Jelke (1880- the Jan. 13, 1967, edition of the 1953), a Yale graduate, was an student newspaper, The Sou’wester:

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Support Sciences.indd 2 10/15/12 2:48 PM AlumniAlumni NewsNews From the Alumni Relations Offi ce

Dear Friend, BURKS FOX JUSTIN I hope you are enjoying the changes we Rhodes their fi nal decision. Parents have made to the Class Notes section and alumni hosted 36 receptions of the magazine. Our chapter leaders around the country for prospective do a wonderful job planning and and accepted students. These efforts executing the many types of events resulted in our admitting the largest you see represented—from community class in the history of the college, a class service projects to museum tours with outstanding academic credentials. with professors to student welcome receptions. In these pages, you will get You can help by joining the Rhodes a glimpse of the many happenings at career network. Last year, more than your alma mater and across the country. 120 alumni and parents attended career Our ultimate goal is for alumni panels and networking socials—eight and parents to be involved with our career-specifi c events held on campus extraordinary institution. and seven held in major cities such as New York, Atlanta and Washington, There are many ways you can be DC. Rhodes community members involved. You can help by recruiting the graciously provided professional advice fi nest high school students to Rhodes. and connections to current students During last year’s admission season, and young alumni, in some cases even more than 110 alumni and parents hiring our recent grads. The Rhodes Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 called accepted students to congratulate LinkedIn group is particularly vibrant, them and encourage them to make with alumni offering thoughtful answers to queries posed by young alumni seeking advice on how to members of the Rhodes community in obtain positions in career fi elds such as your area. marketing, nonprofi t management and The Rhodes community is law. Many more alumni and parents You can help by supporting the college united in the knowledge have offered to help place students fi nancially. With your generosity, we in internships with their companies. exceeded our Annual Fund goal last that our college is like no year. The Annual Fund provides critical, other. That’s because the Others, such as Marcie Allen Van Mol ’96, have hosted networking events in unrestricted income to bridge the gap Rhodes experience is defi ned their cities. between tuition and our endowment. by lifelong relationships By donating to the Annual Fund, you are able to touch every aspect of life at with faculty, classmates, You can help by joining our chapter Rhodes from fi nancial aid to students staff, parents and alumni, leadership committees. Currently, there are 16 Rhodes chapters around the to faculty research to student activities all of whom share a passion country, from New York City to San and athletics to maintaining our for learning and a desire to Francisco and from Chicago to New beautiful campus. improve the world. Orleans. Our chapters are not “alumni” chapters; our chapters are “Rhodes” Rhodes is truly a special place. It’s not chapters and include all members of the only the beauty of our buildings and Please visit Rhodes community—alumni, students, grounds; it’s the Rhodes community alumni.rhodes.edu/iamrhodes faculty, parents and friends. Chapter that makes our experience so today! leaders plan social and educational extraordinary. But it takes all of us to events, participate in community ensure our continued success. There are service projects, serve as contacts so many ways to become involved. Visit for alumni and students interested alumni.rhodes.edu and click the “Get in locating to their cities, assist with Involved” tab. Let us know how you student recruitment efforts and would like to participate and give back encourage their members to participate to the Rhodes community. in the Annual Fund. Attending chapter events is a wonderful way to stay With warm regards, connected to Rhodes and meet other Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84

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Class Notes2.indd 1 10/11/12 3:23 PM ALL IN THE FAMILY

DC Chapter members demonstrate their commitment to community service. On April 21, a Rhodes team of volunteers participated in the HandsOn Greater DC Servathon. The group painted, cleaned and revitalized an inner-city community garden, which provides fresh produce to neighborhood residents.

Members of the Washington D.C. Chapter, including, left to right, Derek Washam ’10, Andy Foss-Grant ’10, Josh Peace ’09 and Aaron Fitzgerald ’09, celebrated National Volunteer Week with a kick- off reception April 17, hosted by Sen. Lamar Alexander, in the Mansfi eld Room of the U.S. Capitol. In addition to area alumni and parents, high school seniors who had been accepted to Rhodes were in attendance.

On Feb. 25, 2012, the Atlanta Chapter hosted a tour of “Picasso to Warhol” at the High Museum followed by a reception at the home of Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77. Rhodes Professor of Art David McCarthy attended to share his insights on 20th-century modern art. Pictured from left to right: Bill Nolan ’77, Brian Sudderth ’77 and Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77.

The Baltimore Summer Send-Off was held July 29 at the home of Abby and Richard Rosenbloom, parents of Lucy ’15, and co-hosted by Rebecca and Mont Brownlee ’91. Front row, left to right: Megan Hauver ’12, Emma Fesperman ’13, Adella Brownlee (daughter of Mont Brownlee ’91). Middle row, Tyler Springs ’12, Josh Peace ’09. Top row: Lucy Rosenbloom ’15; Griffi n Pedroni ’16, Carson Lewis ’13.

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Class Notes2.indd 2 10/11/12 3:26 PM Desmond Hendricks ’09 celebrates after his team, the Ljubljana Silverhawks, won its fi rst Central European Football League Championship. Desmond , who plays linebacker for the Silverhawks, was also named the league’s defensive MVP.

After graduation, William Polan ’11 joined the Peace Corps and has been living in the village of Xaldan in the Republic of Azerbaijan for the past 10 months. Most of his work consists of teaching 5th– 10th grade English and writing grants in hope of funding a new resource room at the local school. In addition, William has been instrumental in forming a children’s softball team to play in the Azerbaijan Interregional Softball League. He writes: “It has been a very rewarding experience to watch the kids develop into young leaders, using teamwork and patience to grow as a team.” Pictured is William with his softball team wearing Rhodes T-shirts.

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Class Notes2.indd 3 10/11/12 3:26 PM Members of the class of 2012 gathered with their alumni family members immediately following Commencement, May 12, 2012. Front row, left to right: Keith Alexander ’73, Ben Alexander ’07, John Alexander ’12, Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, Andrew Alexander ’10, Allison Brush Granberry ’50. Second row: Anna Magliolo ’12, Logan Benoist ’12, Ginny Howze Magliolo ’75, John Benoist ’77, Mimi Benoist ’79, Frances Benoist ’08, Anne Weems ’12, Bette Stephens Green ’63, Amy Aughinbaugh ’12, Clara Stephens Smith ’60, Mary Greer Simonton ’12, Allison Elizabeth Simonton ’75, Mary Claire Melton ’12, Catherine Bordelon ’12, Elizabeth Houston ’75, Ruth Houston Link ’06, Frank Thomas Cloar Jr. ’85, Chip Houston, ’12, Bill Granberry ’82. Third row: John Weems ’77, Hallie Weems ’15, Elizabeth Monda ’12, Amelie Weems ’77, Grant Monda ’10, Stephanie Aughinbaugh ’09, Matthew Monda ’03, Chigozie Emelue ’15, Paul Melton ’82, John Bordelon ’06, Chidimma Emelue ’12, Robert Farrell Diliberto ’12. Fourth row: Tom Woods The Arkansas Chapter of Rhodes spent a memorable day at the Crystal Bridges Museum in ’81, Cathy Woods ’81, Emily Woods ’12, Bentonville, AR. Before touring the museum, which houses the fi nest permanent collection Joan Williams ’12, Bernadette Pian of American art in the world, alumni, parents and friends enjoyed lunch and a lecture Williams ’77, Kate Stuckslager ’13, Sarika by Rhodes visiting Art professor Elliott King. After the tour, Debi and Galen Havner P’12 Mirchandani ’12, Annie Stuckslager ’12, hosted the group in their home for a reception. Amit Mirchandani ’01, Beth LaCour ’76, Erin Carter ’12, Shirley Springfi eld ’52, Scott Evans ’12, Jim Springfi eld ’51, Martha Falls ’1 2, Andrew Falls ’08, Cherry Falls ’73, Andrew Falls ’79.

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Class Notes2.indd 4 10/11/12 3:27 PM ClassClass NotesNotes Rhodes College to any change in the racial Alumni Association status quo, Bill understood President that he could no longer be Charlie Kinslow ’72 a passive bystander. He The Little Rock, AR joined a group of local ministers—two white Charitable and four black—to assist the mayor of Columbia Annuity: in building community bridges and navigating the The Gift 1950 roiling social and political Reporters: Ann DeWar waters. Bill’s account of this That Keeps Blecken transformation underscores 6406 Pine Circle its meaning for him today Giving Memphis, TN 38115 and reminds the reader that 901-797-2024 no generation can ignore the Jim Williamson past or rest comfortably on 733 University St. its progress toward tolerance, Memphis, TN 38107 equality and justice. The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular 901-276-3989 Bob Montgomery has way to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying published Why Religions 1957 fi xed income for life and possible tax benefi ts. In Spread: The Expansion of Reporters: Eric Mount exchange for a contribution of $10,000 or more, in Buddhism, Christianity, and [email protected] cash or appreciated stock, Rhodes can offer you a fi xed Islam With Implications for George Morris annual payment for life, based on your contribution, Missions. Second Edition. [email protected] your age and the current annuity rates established by This is his fi fth book in We are still looking for a the American Council on Gift Annuities. the fi eld of the sociology of word on Charlie Barnett. He missions. left Southwestern, went to The amount of your lifetime annual payment is Pensacola, fl ew in the Navy, determined at the time the charitable gift annuity is and when last heard from, funded. Your annual payment will never change and was fl ying for Air America. 1952 will continue regardless of how long you live. Reporter: Ann Rollow Ross Anyone with any news of [email protected] Charlie, please let us know. We have word from Age Annuity Rate Charles and Harrylyn Graves 70 ...... 5.1% Sallis. They just reported in, 75 ...... 5.8% 1953 said they are doing well. 80 ...... 6.8% 60th Reunion Jane Williamson let us 85 ...... 7.8% Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 know that they are in a 90 & over ...... 9.0% severe drought area and the soya beans are wilting. It You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you 1956 seems to be severe drought and your spouse or any other loved one, but the Bill McAtee’s latest book, in the South, West and annuity rates will be slightly lower for two people. For Transformed: A White Midwest. However, in additional information, please contact: Mississippi Pastor’s Journey Florida, we are being washed into Civil Rights and Beyond, away from time to time. is a personal account of his John Crabtree wanted to The Rhodes College Offi ce of Development pastorate in Columbia, MS, know what if anything is 901-843-3850 in the early 1960s during being planned for the 55th rhodes.edu/plannedgiving the civil rights era. Shortly Reunion. We told him wine, after he became the minister women, song, beer, football, at Columbia Presbyterian and he said it sounds like a Church in 1964, three young plan. civil rights workers were John Mosteller is still on brutally murdered outside the plantation drinking mint Philadelphia, MS. Already juleps and keeping cool. deeply troubled by the Mary Frances Silitch resistance of so many of his checked in. Everything is fellow white Southerners going fi ne with her, and we

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Class Notes2.indd 5 10/11/12 3:30 PM await her next aviation news. preparation for the of Music, taught by the that he enjoys “hearing all Eric and Truly Mount honors class she teaches esteemed Mrs. Tuthill. Ah class news.” I’m pretty sure ’58 have increased their at UNC Wilmington and me, I think I memorized the that most of the class of ’58 involvement in Court completing the revision of whole textbook to satisfy the feels the same way, and we’d Appointed Special Advocates her third book of Southern requirements for graduating!” like to hear from Alive-and- for abused and neglected commentaries. She enjoys It’s always good to Kicking classmates! children. They recommend the UNCW class, The hear from Lewis Murray this to their classmates as Southern Identity in Film, between trips from Chevy a volunteer opportunity. Fiction, and Fact. Chase, MD, to Rome and 1959 Eric was recently elected Writing from San Antonio, a mountain getaway north Reporter: Sara Jean to a second term on the Kip Shoaf Zbinden reports of Venice. Lewis says he and (Shiney) Jackson Advisory Committee on that she and Louis hosted family are in excellent health. 4000 Purdue St., #149 Social Witness Policy of their entire clan on the Texas Of his grandchildren, he says, Houston, TX 77005 the Presbyterian Church coast: four children and their “All well, all fi ve unusually 713-748-4025 (U.S.A.). families (grandchildren ages handsome and bright [email protected] George Morris threw out 6-18). The three Zbinden grandchildren, offspring of Frank and Susie Splann the fi rst pitch for a Blue daughters now all live nearby parents who fortunately take write fairly frequently and Jays baseball game in July in San Antonio, and son is after their mother.” glowingly of their life and was presented a check a surgeon in Charlotte, NC. Attempting to escape and home on Maui. He for $20,000 by Wells Fargo Kip reports that though Memphis’ 100 degree writes now of greeting each for his Earn As You Learn retired for nine years, Louis weather, Mike Cody was morning from his little Nursing Education Program. stays busy, and she continues grateful for stints of work 1,100-square-foot cottage, Ralph Turner recently to volunteer at the Haven that took him to cooler 300 yards from the sea, spent 10 days in France, “a for Hope, the dental clinic climes. In June, Mike had a surrounded by palms and few days in Paris, then off to for the homeless that Louis project in Anchorage, and he beautifully fragrant plumeria. the Anglo-Norman Studies initiated. “It is a wonderful took his son along for three He closed this message with annual conference in Bayeux, chance to talk and visit with days of hiking in the Seward “E como mai.” (Welcome, Normandy, which included really interesting folk!” says coastal area. In July, his come on over.) He also sends a private viewing of the Kip. wife and youngest daughter beautiful pictures. tapestry.” Mary Jane Smalley joined him for a week’s It’s wonderful to hear Roberts and husband, Paul, vacation in Aspen and then from Anne Underwood were preparing for the on to California for another Johnson. She reports 1958 PGA Championship and project. Early in the summer that she and husband, 55th Reunion its attendant crowds on Mike’s older daughter and Bob (retired head of Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 Kiawah Island, SC. They her three children from New the section of Surgical Reporter: Lorraine took an exciting cruise Mexico joined the Codys in Oncology at the Medical Rayburn Abernathy of the British Isles—four Memphis for a visit. College of Georgia), live 30 Willway Ave. ports in Scotland, four in Representing Second in Augusta, GA, and have Richmond, VA 23226 Ireland, with a brief stop in Presbyterian Church, three daughters and four 804-353-4202 Cornwall and marvelous Memphis, as a commissioner grandchildren. Anne says [email protected] views of the White Cliffs of at the General Assembly of that “due to advanced age Sue Robinson McLean Dover. The Robertses began the Evangelical Presbyterian and a loss of attitude” she writes from Mobile that and ended their trip with Church in Baton Rouge was has retired from a lifetime she and husband, Billy ’57, extended time in London, Milton Knowlton. Milton was of tennis and golf. She is are enjoying their shared during which they celebrated elected president of the Isaac active in the Altar Guild of ownership condo at Perdido the Queen’s Diamond Shelby Chapter of the Sons the Episcopal Church and Key. They get it 10 weeks Jubilee and saw a play of the American Revolution. humored in that affi liation out of the year and share it every night, really enjoying The Knowltons were early by Bob, who is “hedging his with family. Their daughter “Matilda.” The gorgeous settlers in Memphis. bets.” Anne is proud of her lives in Sue’s childhood landscapes, quaint villages Remember several years work with the Pendleton home in Franklin, TN, and churches, old-fashioned ago I considered having King Park Foundation. She and the McLeans enjoyed tea rooms reminded them of a paragraph titled “Alive is most proud to be a board- a summer visit. Billy is in “Masterpiece Theatre” scenes. and Kicking?” I’m still certifi ed expert at spoiling business in Mobile, and Sue Jane Dean Sohm asks considering it for folks who, her grandchildren. Anne is still in real estate. whether anybody “out there” though they don’t have a extends an invitation to any Wondering where those remembers the College lot of activities to share, just and all classmates to call “relaxing” golden years are of Music before it moved want to check in and let and visit if they are ever in is Nan Schaeffer Graham in from Galloway Avenue to their friends know that they the area. Wilmington, NC, whose Hassell Hall on the Rhodes are indeed still around. We Princess Hughes Van summer was fi lled with campus. “To graduate, one received such a message Hooser, daughter Katherine speaking engagements, had to pass The History from Jettie Bowen, who said and two cousins went on

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Class Notes2.indd 6 10/11/12 3:31 PM Class Notes a Rhine River cruise. She diagnosed with a rare genetic and Ann and I are involved seem to remember Dr. reports amazing sights, lots disorder, methyl malonic in the Tennessee Titans. We Moose teaching us that of stained glass windows acidemia (MMA). She spent have missed only two home at -40 degrees, Celsius and and wonderful food. (A hot 18 years relatively normal, games since they started Fahrenheit coincide. We had Belgian waffl e, covered with with diet restrictions, as playing in Nashville in 1999, a wonderful time and made chocolate sauce, purchased MMA restricts assimilation and saw them in the 1999 some friends we will always from a street vendor in of protein in the body. Then Super Bowl in Atlanta.” remember. The scenery in the cool rain does sound two years ago, her kidneys After 34 years of service the snow-covered Canadian memorable, especially as began to fail, which is one Bob Mansfi eld retired from Rockies near Jasper was I write this report from of the pitfalls of MMA. She his faculty position as breathtaking. Yet, one of drought-stricken Houston.) was on dialysis for one year. professor of New Testament the memorable moments It’s always nice to hear During that year several at Oral Roberts Graduate occurred when we drove up from Bates Peacock Toone. people stepped forward to School of Theology in Tulsa, to the customs offi ce at the She often reports on children donate a kidney but were OK. Moving into retirement U.S. border. As we handed and grandchildren. And not matches. Note here: status has been made easier our passports to the agent, … she occasionally sends Family members were by the university conferring he said, ‘Welcome home.’ reports and announcements rejected due to the genetic upon him the status of We have traveled North on her art activities. Let nature of MMA. Then Mary professor emeritus and America, the Middle East me comment that Bates Hunsucker, a coworker of requesting him to teach one and Europe—and loved is a wonderful artist, that Jordan’s mother, matched! course per semester, enough them all. But, we are happy her wildfl ower watercolors The successful surgery was to stay involved in academia to be ‘home’ in Mississippi.” are simply indescribably performed July 3, 2012, and without being overburdened. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler delightful. both Jordan and Mary are In May, Bob and his wife, sends greetings. “I absolutely My own summer was back to normal, healthy Jane, led a Lands of the adore living in a smaller highlighted by an evening lives! We hope that you are Bible Cruise tour group that city of 67,000 for the of visiting with Rhodes thankful with us!” visited Cairo, Jerusalem and past 11 years, up here in friends Bob Welsh, Richard From Jim Petersen: “In Bethlehem, Galilee, Cyprus, East Tennessee. The free Park (and Anne and Pam) 1998, I left the law fi rm I Ephesus, the Greek islands opportunities offered that and Sissy Rasberry Jones founded in Franklin, TN, of Rhodes and Mykonos, I have taken advantage of for dinner and a moonlight in 1971, and have been Athens and Corinth. Bob are Johnson City 101, J.C. tour of the old campus of practicing law out of my was also the guest lecturer Citizens Police Academy and Black Mountain College home for the last 14 years, for the cruise ship. Another J.C. Citizens Fire Academy! (1933-57), courtesy of Bob doing probate and pro Lands of the Bible Cruise Recently, I was appointed to and Anne and their naturally bono. I have a part-time tour has been scheduled for the Public Art Committee air-conditioned, travel-tested traffi c court judgeship— I February 2014. by the city commissioners. van. A memorable evening. am the municipal traffi c Jimmie Wood’s report: “I Serving on the boards of J.C. And, for all of you interested court judge for the town of have always enjoyed the Community Theatre and in avant-garde educational Nolensville, TN. Currently, changes of the seasons. Dawn of Hope (agency for experiments, I suggest I am fi nishing up my However, I will be satisfi ed challenged adults) has really googling Black Mountain second year as president of with summer as long as it broadened my world also! At College. the Tennessee Municipal lasts. Since retirement from 74, it is fun and somewhat Several of you have Judges Conference Board of the full-time pastorate, I scary to try new things! thanked me for these Governors. Also, I spend a have served as transitional Hope to see everyone at our contributions to Class Notes. great deal of time working pastor in both Gillette and 55th in 2015—it will be here You are welcome! Keep those in the First Presbyterian Cheyenne, WY, where the before we know it! Blessings informational cards and Church of Franklin. My temperature dropped well on all.” letters coming! wife, Ann, who serves as below zero. Then I was Mary Russell Johnston an alderman for the city of asked to serve as director Christie has moved from Franklin, has retired after of missions for the state of her home of 48 years to an 1960 30 years teaching math at Maine. There, the humidity independent senior living Reporter: Kim Baxter Columbia State Community and cold united to make facility in Fort Walton Henley College. In the past two the Wyoming winter seem Beach. [email protected] years I have organized pleasant. Ginger and I Gary Wright sends this 427 Colonial Rd. gatherings for some of my learned to enjoy the snow. update: “Having no children Memphis, TN 38117 Sigma Nu brothers. A year The news apparently got and thus no grandkids, 901-761-1443 ago in March almost 12 around—because this past we (my wonderful wife, Eleanor and Harrison couples came to Nashville. winter we served in Alberta, Micheline, who is half- Herron share a poignant This year, along with Wade Canada, just south of the French and half-English, and story about their Harrell ’59, I organized a trip Yukon. The temperature I) still manage to enjoy our granddaughter, Jordan (20). to Charleston, SC. I try to in Grande Prairie dropped lives as retirees reasonably “At age 4½ months she was keep active in civic matters, to -38 degrees Celsius. I well. We send our warm

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Class Notes2.indd 7 10/11/12 3:33 PM greetings from the south of summer I can remember. in July, visiting historic campaign of any free- France, where we live part You may recall back in the sites and family along the standing, independent time. Micheline and I enjoy late ’50s we had many hot way, including Don and children’s hospital, raising sharing our time between days and the Press-Scimitar Elaine Holbrook Jenkins more than $1 billion over a our little house in the Paris reported on some of our ’64 in Southwest Harbor, 10-year period. In addition suburb of Malakoff and citizenry who got publicity ME. “Our Maine visit to being a busy grandfather, our second home in Flayosc, trying to ‘fry an egg on the was a highlight of the trip, I volunteer on Saturdays at eastern Provence. For us, sidewalk’ in front of WMPS along with our attendance Petaluma Kitchen, helping Paris still has the attractions radio station.” on Opening Day at the with the delivery of food of the bright lights, neat George and Betsy Saratoga Racetrack in boxes to those in need.” streets and good friends Awsumb’s ’63 third daughter, Saratoga Springs, NY, where Joe Duncan says he is “still plus the cultural advantages Kristin Awsumb Liu, gave my grandfather attended ‘hitched to the plow’ and of the Grand City, whereas birth to her third child, horse races, and my mother practicing law, although I our setting in Provence is Emerson “Emmy” Awsumb attended Skidmore College.” am taking more time off amidst the multitudinous Liu, Aug. 26, 2012. She and from work. Lee ’73 and I vineyards, green pines and her husband, Jared, live on are spending a good bit of oak trees, with some 2,000- the Choate Rosemary Hall 1962 time at our place in Lake odd castles/châteaux and campus, where he works in Diane McCullough Toxaway in the North other historic buildings and admissions. Clark and a friend toured Carolina mountains where villages dotted around the Marilyn and Ken Barker northwestern France for the temperature is more country. Our travels over hosted 53 medical students two weeks in June, singing pleasant than the sauna-like the past 3-4 years have been and faculty attending the with the Tropical Harmony climate in Memphis. Our limited to a few journeys second Italian-American Chorus of Sweet Adelines son, Andy, his wife, Norine, back to the states, mostly Conference on Human International. On June 13, and two sons, Logan and reunioning in Memphis Anatomy given at D’Youville en route to Paris, Diane Mason, have just moved with classmates and in College. “The medical attended a reunion dinner from Chicago to Knoxville Nashville with Sigma Nu students this year primarily at Bricco’s Restaurant in where he works with the brothers of yesteryear. Still came from the universities in New York City with seven Hilton Corp. It is nice to we hold Rhodes to be a Bologna, Pisa, Florence and of her former voice students, have them closer to home. beautiful institution with a Calabria. They were served spanning her entire 32-year We pass through Knoxville magnifi cent campus, don’t a buffet style dinner in the teaching career at Rhodes. on our way to North we? In recent years, Mimi garden. Earlier in the week Attending were: Hayes Carolina, so we will get to and I have added another they had been to the Anchor Biggs ’79 and Susan Orzel- visit with them more often. venue or destination to our Bar, famous for its chicken Biggs, Aldervan Daly ’84 Tommy Clinton ’61, who list of sojourns and travels: wings and believed by all and Seamus Murphy, Doug lives in Atlanta, has visited Panama. A few years ago locals to be the birthplace of Trapp ’85, Brian Mott ’87, Memphis lately, and we her sister, Sylvette, settled the chicken wing. The only Laca Tines ’93, Adam and have had lunch together. He there with her husband, Don, hard rain we’d had in two Jenny Jordan Cromer ’02 and has not changed a bit. My in the western part of the months held off until the last Nicole Vazquez ’06. brother, Jerry ’61, and his country. So we try to visit students were loaded onto wife, Martha, bought a zero- that part of the Americas their vans and off. It’s fun lot-line condo a couple of once in a while. Anyone who being around such young 1963 doors from us and are doing might be drifting through and energetic students. They 50th Reunion some extensive remodeling, France is welcome to come profi t from the very carefully Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 which includes converting have a glass of rosé or run dissection labs at the Charlie Rich an existing swimming pool bordeaux and a chat with us.” college.” [email protected] into a wine cellar. There Sally Coleman says Janet and David Watts goes the neighborhood!” she is extremely happy moved from Los Angeles 1961 with her new knee. She to Petaluma in 2009 “to be George Awsumb enjoys traveling to see her closer to our two children 1964 [email protected] grandchild and recently went and three granddaughters. Reporter: Mary Lou Quinn From Jerry Duncan: “Billy to the Grand Canyon. I continue to work on a McMillin Landers, Lou Johnson and Tommy Clinton and Mike 60% basis as a fundraiser 320 Ohio Ave. I will be at LynxCats of the Rowland ’62 spent a week for Children’s Hospital Harrisonburg, VA 22801 1960s at Rhodes this year to with Robert Echols ’62 on Los Angeles, working three [email protected] coincide with Homecoming a golf outing at Robert’s weeks per month from my Autumn … a beautiful weekend. Often over the place in Naples, FL. Tommy home offi ce and one week time of transformation in past 7-8 years we have met reports they had a great time. per month at the hospital’s the changing seasons … and at Grady Tollison’s ’62 home Johanna and Harvey foundation offi ce. We in our own lives. Most of in Oxford, MS. This was Jenkins took a driving recently completed the us are celebrating our 70th the hottest, earliest, longest tour of the Northeast most successful fundraising birthday this year. I offer

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Class Notes2.indd 8 10/11/12 3:34 PM Class Notes this quote from one of our and we spent a lot of time anniversary June 4 with including Ann Adams and Senior Bible buddies, Martin reminiscing about some a wonderful surprise Joe Dycus ’65. Later, in July, Buber: “To be old is a amazing things we (Steve, dinner and overnight in Joe and his family enjoyed glorious thing when one has Bonnie and I) all did far, far Seattle hosted by their a two-week vacation in not unlearned what it means away from our parents.” three children. “It was Montana and Wyoming. He ‘to begin.’” Howard Romaine wrote outstanding: limousine, was able to meet up with “Greetings” came from of a “long birthday party excellent restaurant, a Mary Lou and Challace’s Sharon and Ed Hankins, weekend” to celebrate his beautiful hotel and just son, Sid, in Montana for Lewis Guess, Anne Maclin 70th. His daughter, Rita the two of us! Then the an afternoon of fi shing Mehrling and Alinda Turpin Rakestraw, with Anne entire family of 15 (three on the Yellowstone River. Norris. No “sizzling news” Romaine, drove from adult children, spouses and Mary Lou’s experience to report, just the desire to Memphis to join the New seven grandchildren ages 5 as a commissioner to the “check in”… thanks to each Orleans-style brunch at to 16) celebrated together 220th General Assembly of of you! Chappy’s, which featured in July for a long-planned, the Presbyterian Church In July, while many of us the Nashville Jazz Orchestra two-week vacation on the (U.S.A.) was memorable and were experiencing record- playing into the evening. northern beach of Kauai, HI. exhausting! “Serving as vice breaking heat waves, Hayden From Jim Bullock we It was defi nitely the trip of a moderator of the Committee Kaden reported, “Southeast hear: “Ervin ’65 and I have lifetime spent on the beach, on Theological Issues, Alaska is experiencing enjoyed sharing our beach learning to surf, reading and Institutions and Christian record-breaking cool and home with our grandchild thoroughly enjoying each Education was an honor and wet weather—we do live in Jasper (1), our daughter’s son, other’s company. We are a privilege. Among other a temperate rain forest, but and his family several times truly blessed.” things, we approved the list this is ridiculous. La Niña this year. Our big news Congratulations, Susan of colleges, universities and brings you, down South, hot, is that we have a second and James and Mary Lou secondary schools ‘affi liated dry weather, but brings us grandchild, Violet (1). and Jim, on reaching this with the Presbyterian cold and wet. Our normal Darrell, who came to live memorable milestone! Church’ … among them— summer activities include: with us by guardianship at Eleanor and Tom Rhodes! In addition to the entertaining the occasional 13, married Melanie here in Geiger report a wonderful, camaraderie, there were guests here at the Old St. Augustine this summer. memorable 11 days of long debates and prayerful Same Place in Gustavus, Melanie and Darrell dated exploring DC with their decisions on divestiture and visiting our two grandsons, in middle school, then grandkids sprinkled with the defi nition of marriage; Hayden (5 3/4) and Asher went their separate paths lots of giggles, songs and uplifting music; enthusiastic (10 months), and, of course, after graduation. After a occasional dancing when youth; stimulating table their parents in Haines, AK, brief, unfortunate marriage, celebrations were in order. conversation; visionary and running around on the Melanie came home to They also shared that Liz speakers; connecting with ocean in our 16-foot skiff to Ocala. At the time, she Williams was in her home friends old and new— see friends who live in even was pregnant with Violet. in Estes Park, CO, during including a brief encounter more remote locations. We Darrell and Melanie became the wildfi res. She could with Queenie Porter ’65 on took grandson Hayden to connected again and fell smell the smoke but had the escalator; long, wearying visit my mom in Kerrville, in love. They are now at no damage to her property. hours—1:30 a.m., really!; TX, in August. Then, it is Princeton Seminary where Also, Josh Brown and Tom and courageous stands back to Texas in October to Melanie has been given a full had fun in Nashville doing for justice and for peace, see my mother again and fellowship. Darrell will be some genealogy on Josh’s supporting the ‘least’ of drive on down to Mexico the househusband and will family, whose forebears those among us.” for the rest of the fall and seek a job as they settle in. were neighbors of Andrew In closing, a bit of winter in San Miguel de Having a large and extended Jackson. Tom has gotten nostalgia: Challace Allende. Things on the family enables many joys.” quite interested in family McMillin recently found bucket list include more Susan Horton Gray history and has visited a couple of articles from trips to S.E. Asia—Laos, writes, “James ’62 and courthouses, genealogy the Commercial Appeal Thailand and perhaps I celebrated our 50th centers and cemeteries in dated September 1961 and a camel trip around the wedding anniversary New York, Virginia and October 1961, respectively. Gobi Desert in Mongolia. Sept. 1. To celebrate, we North and South Carolina. The fi rst is a full-page Oh yeah, my roommate, took our son and daughter, He was able to take Eleanor account of “Today’s Student Steve Rubin, from Aix-en- their spouses and two to the family cemetery where Speaks about Tomorrow,” Provence junior year abroad of our grandchildren to her great-grandmother is featuring comments by Lyn in 1962-63, visited for a Williamsburg in April. We buried. Eleanor had never Melvin ’62, Robert Echols week. He found us on the also spent a few days at the even known her name. ’62, Grady Tollison ’62 and Internet. We hadn’t seen Great Wolf Lodge.” Mary Lou Quinn McMillin our “own” Diana Mann and him since our wedding in Jim ’62 and Mary Lou had a fun couple of days in Sally Cunningham. Grady’s 1964. Fortunately, none of Carwile Finley celebrated Memphis in June visiting comment represents the us has changed that much their 50th wedding with high school friends, general consensus: “I want

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Class Notes2.indd 9 10/11/12 3:39 PM a place in a world of peace a wonderful tour of the and her partner Martin Publisher, has been published for myself and my wife … historic underground over Krug Nov. 3, 2011. Their by the University Press of a place in a society free which the city was rebuilt, home is in Nashville and Mississippi. It’s the fi rst from the threat of total and a ‘Duck’ amphibious Jeff and I are only about 30 book-length biography destruction, a place from tour of the city and Lake miles west of there, so we get of McLean, the father of where I can make a useful Union, passing by the lots of grandparenting time.” Robert’s wife, Anna McLean contribution to society.” The houseboat used in the movie Reba Wright is back Blade ’67. McLean taught second, on a much lighter ‘Sleepless in Seattle.’ In working from home, Sociology and Philosophy note, pictures Mary Anne August, we went for three Peoria, AZ (Phoenix), as at Rhodes in the early Doke ’63, Jim Finley ’62, Dan weeks with a team of 10 to a consultant for Beckman 1930s until he became Bowen ’62 and Donna Conroy teach an ‘English Camp’ Coulter. “In July, Bill and involved with a Memphis modeling the “latest casual for a cohort of 50 middle I attended the annual communal group called fashions” on campus. The schoolers.” American Association of the Unemployed Citizens’ guys are in Bermuda shorts Ed Williams says, “We Clinical Chemistry in League. When his teaching with coat and tie, and the are doing well and enjoying Los Angeles. We enjoyed contract was not renewed, girls are boldly “sporting” our retirement from our reconnecting with old he bought the Tupelo Daily culottes and skorts. The ‘real jobs’ and keeping the colleagues from the U.S. Journal and became a “civic article points out that there farm going. There are a and Ireland. Then we were journalist.” The paper is are “no regulations about few bumps in the health off to Russia and Ukraine owned by the community what men students can or road, but nothing we cannot on a 19-day Grand Circle foundation McLean can’t wear on campus” but manage at the present time.” River Cruise and land tour. established before his death. “a very defi nite restriction on “You would think that it Bill brushed up on the Tim Greaves is planning to the girls’ clothing.” Hmm … is time for all of us to retire, Russian he started back at retire by the end of this year how times have changed! but I am sure that is not the Southwestern (Rhodes) in after 42 years in the practice case,” says Munnie Rasberry 1965.” of labor and employment Jordan. “I am the executive Bob Sessum is “enjoying law in Greenville, S C. “I 1965 director of the King Biscuit retirement of about two will hope to make a reunion Reporter: Virginia Lowry Blues Festival in Helena, years from full-time soon and look forward to Ives AR, right where I was born, Episcopal ministry; however, seeing all of you then. I hope [email protected] raised and am still here. I it does seem to be hard for all is well with each of you. Tom and Judy Simono also own a tour company, clergy to retire. Therefore, What a great experience we Durff ’66 “have fi nally Delta Heritage Tours. We am doing part-time all had at such a fi ne school. made the decision to stay service the Mississippi River interim ministry work for I still remember that night in the Bay Area for the steamboats, which have a congregation here in my in the fall of 1961 when foreseeable future, so we started cruising again this hometown of Lexington, St. a teacher in our school in have bought a townhouse year. In fact, the American Martha’s Church, for several Chattanooga took me and in Walnut Creek, east of Queen is based in Memphis. months. It is so refreshing two others to see a fi lm on San Francisco. You might We meet the boats in to be their clergyperson and ‘Southwestern at Memphis.’ recall that we moved up the Helena Harbor and watch them gear up for their That’s still one of the best this way six years ago after entertain them with gospel next priest. At our most decisions I ever made. Hope almost 40 years in Southern music, soul food and a recent General Convention to see you all soon.” California. Judy continues blues performance by Super in July, I was elected to the Carole Montgomery her ministry at the Lafayette Chikan, who makes his own board of our Archives for the writes, “Retirement from my Orinda Presbyterian Church, guitars from gas cans, ceiling Episcopal Church. Donna second career fi nally seems and I am working in a day fans or whatever he can and I are enjoying the time like the right thing to do. program for developmentally fi nd. Helena is a stop on the to take some short trips and Twelve years ago, after 30 disabled adults. We are Memphis to New Orleans visit our son, Paul, who has years as a physical therapist thinking retirement in 2014.” cruise. Check it out, and just started a new business, clinician, educator and rehab Lou Ellyn Hindman come for some ‘Heart and American Louvered Roof, administrator, I moved to Griffi n writes: “Classmate Soul’ in the Delta. If I do based in Louisville.” fi nancial services, training Patty Stark George, who not have enough to do, I can at Prudential Securities and also lives in Salem, owns a always spend time with my then moving to Raymond timeshare room at a hotel six grandchildren, which is 1966 James Financial Services. It on the Oregon coast. We also much FUN.” Reporter: Sammy Primm was great reconnecting with were delighted to go there Anne Oglesby Carr writes: Marshall old friends as clients and for a getaway night in May. “This is my fi rst ever news sammyannmarshall@ working with healthy people. We have room for any who for Class Notes, but Jeff and gmail.com Now looking forward to a travel this way and give great I fi nally have a grandchild! A new book by Robert year of being available for tours of Timberline Lodge at William Carr Krug (known Blade, Tupelo Man: The Life client meetings and calls but Mt. Hood. We were recently as ‘Wick’) was born to our and Times of George McLean, no offi ce hours, continuing up to Seattle, and there is daughter Ellen Oglesby Carr a Most Peculiar Newspaper my after school job as Oma

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Class Notes2.indd 10 10/11/12 3:39 PM Class Notes to two granddaughters who Violet was born. After what in State College, PA, at same dorm as Thad and he attend German Immersion seemed like ages, my home the end of July. Says Bob, always had a smile on his School, taking care of my sold, and in June, I moved “We played golf the fi rst face.” yard full of perennials and to the Green Hills area so I afternoon. We kayaked 13 Willie Edington sent in exploring Wisconsin tourist could be close to my three miles on a branch of the this lovely tribute to his close attractions and festivals with wonderful grandchildren.” Juniata River for one of the friend Arnie: “Always very bff Bob.” Lee Pevsner and his wife, most enjoyable afternoons private about his personal Ginny Taylor Gannaway Terri, toured the country ever. A few afternoons challenges, Arnie kept his writes: “This summer, we recently: “Terri and I took of boating on the lake illness on a close hold, but spent three weeks at Mexico an 8,000-mile driving trip followed by great food and he fought a valiant battle Beach, FL, where George in a big loop from California camaraderie capped our against cancer, determined has a house. His youngest in June. The impetus was weekend of laughter and to beat back the disease that son, Bryan, and his family the commissioning of our fellowship. Next year Vern fi nally took his life. As many spent the Fourth of July with son’s submarine, the USS is planning on our visiting know, Arnie loved Rhodes us. We enjoyed the fabulous Mississippi, in Pascagoula. Georgia again.” College and the many, many fi reworks show on the beach. After that, New Orleans, Carol Pickens White, Dixie friends he made there. With The next week my youngest Hot Springs and Little Rock, DeMoville Johnson, Lynn Debbie ’71, his loving wife, son Wayne and his family where we saw Griff Keyes, Morrow Ward, Mary Lydick now a retired professor at the were with us. It is the perfect Kay and Bill Allen and Bill Rogers and Sammy Ann college, he consistently gave way to enjoy family. The Cobb. Next were Memphis Primm Marshall got together his energy, his resources and last week we tried to recoup and Nashville. Then a for a delightful lunch while his deep commitment to the from being with so many wedding in Ohio for the son Judy Ries Dale was in town college, aiding it in any way youngsters! Hope everyone of my sister, Beth Pevsner in May. he could on its way to the had a great July 4th!” Polanka ’67. Other stops Members of our class stature it has reached today. Isabell Van Merlin, who were St. Louis to visit David who visited together at the More often than not, over is always doing something Capes ’68, Kansas City, Memphis Central High the last 45 years, Arnie and adventuresome, recently Omaha, Mt. Rushmore, the School 50th Reunion Debbie would host the every visited China and Tibet. Badlands, Yellowstone and included Carol Pickens 5th-year reunion, either at She writes, “I printed some then Sandpoint, ID, with White, Jim Colley, Jane the offi cial party or the night prayer fl ags of my own Jann and Herbert Hill ’67, Crabb Druff, Judy Ries Dale before, opening up their before I went—using the The Dalles, Portland and and Julie Best Erwin. home, and his restaurant, to outline of my Dove of Peace Ashland, OR, and home to Kathy French Campbell the joy that accompanied sculpture—in the traditional Merced, CA. We traveled retired this spring and has the gathering of old friends colors of the Tibetan fl ags: through 22 states. I have “fi nally created a website of from the class of 1967. We yellow, green, red, white decided to write a book my artwork. That is, my all looked forward to the (black outline) and blue, titled, ‘Mooching across friend and former student, greeting of that comforting and I actually got to hang America at the Homes of Michael Bosworth, made smile, the humor and the some!” She hung them on Rhodes Friends.’” it while I was the backseat laughs that followed and Poma Pass, a 14,060-foot On July 29, Nelda Smith driver. I’m going to take a the warmth he exuded elevation in southeastern Pierce celebrated her 40th course in the fall to learn throughout his life. He Tibet. Her daughter, Sia, and year as pianist at Ridgeway how to do this myself. In brought joy to the heart and her husband have opened Baptist Church. She the meantime, here it is: comfort to the soul, and he the Olea Hotel in Glen sang during the morning kathleencampbellartphoto. could lift your spirits simply Ellen, CA, in Sonoma wine service, during which there com. I would appreciate any with a hug or an arm around country: oleahotel.com. was a presentation. That feedback on it.” your shoulder. His antics Susie Aivazian Cohan evening, she gave a mini in college (and there were writes: “After retiring two piano concert followed by a many) notwithstanding, his years ago as the college celebration reception. “Also 1967 seriousness about life, his counselor for a magnet IB for the record—Jerry and I Reporter: Sam Highsmith work and his faith, and his program in Pensacola, I put recently celebrated our 46th [email protected] absolute devotion to family my home on the market, anniversary. Got married From George Abraham: and church were paramount. planning to follow my three weeks after graduation! “My deepest regrets and For us, though, his abiding family to Nashville. After We have two sons, three prayers go out to Arnie friendship and love, seven years of practice in granddaughters and one (Pittman) and Thad grounded in the experiences Pensacola, Kevin, my son- grandson.” (Amacker) and their families. we had, and the relationships in-law, accepted a position at Charlie Bagley, Buddy I was sad to read about their we solidifi ed at Rhodes Vanderbilt. Abbie ’96, Eliza Doyle, Bob Wild and Vern passing. Both were warm were beyond the ordinary. and Alex joined him in a McCarty had their fi fth associates of mine, and I He was a truly decent and few weeks. Sara ’94, who annual get-together. This want their families to know substantive man. We miss works for a nonprofi t, came year they met at Bob’s cabin how much I learned from him terribly. Rest in peace, later and soon after, little near Raystown Lake and both of them. I was in the dear friend.”

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Class Notes2.indd 11 10/11/12 3:40 PM Jody Walker and wife, his Episcopal monastery send either of us an email Crull, walking the High Diana, hosted a group of in South Africa to do a indicating such and we will Line, eating dim sum and gardeners for a tour of the Scripture reading. My keep you informed of the talking, talking, talking. Japanese maples at their close friends tell me plans.” She also spent two days home in Ripley, TN. It was they admire my taste visiting with Ben Green. It is organized by the specialist in heaps more than they do ornamental horticulture at Suzanne’s. Nevertheless, 1968 amazing how all those years the University of Tennessee we have bought an old 45th Reunion without any contact just Research Center in Jackson. house in Midtown, fi nd Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 melted away, and they really The Walkers have more than ourselves slowly settling in Reporters: Bob Morris enjoyed catching up. Then 120 different cultivars of around some challenging [email protected] in June, she saw Noni Harvin these beautiful maples. They renovations, and hope to Drue Thom White Buchanan, her oldest friend, grow like they would in have the job fi nished this [email protected] and Noni’s husband, Bill the wild, ranging in height fall.” Judi Adams Larson retired ’67. Some of Susan’s Florida Linda Robinson from 35 feet to the smallest, From : “I as a school librarian from friends have just found out which is two feet tall and was so sorry to hear about Natchez Adams School about her college nickname six feet wide. Some have Arnie and Thad. No great district in May 2012. of “Lukie” and have decided a weeping habit and some outstanding news. My sweet Husband John Larson retired grow very upright. A trip to “Sugarman”—grandson—is from the PCUSA ministry to use it! (My personal see Jody’s yard would not go now eight years old ... too at the end of September comment—Yay!) unrewarded! fast, too fast! I am still 2012. Judi and John, along From Marian Stockton Bill Heiter says, “Willie retiring, working, reading, with their son, John Jr., and Carruth: “It’s been an was trying to get me to knitting and feeling free!” John Sr.’s dad, William, have exciting summer for our commit to the fall reunion Jeanne Hope Buckner had moved to Nashville to be family. In June, Dick and but I had to tell him we had the good fortune in May near their daughter, Jennifer I, our sons, Chris and Brad, plans about that time—son to visit Jimmy Whittington Larson ’96 and her her sons, and Chris’s wife, Grace, and I headed to Georgia for and his wife, Annette, for a William and Andrew. made a long-anticipated trip some fi shin’—even North couple of days. “K.E. Field Susan Moore Clark writes Carolina, where I hear they Boyd drove over and we that her sculpture, “The to Valencia, Spain, for the have budget fi shin’ guides— were given the grand tour Ever-Lasting Dream (The wedding of our youngest son, aka Ray Henley. We’ve tried of Shiloh by the world’s Tattoo Mama Never Knew Tim. Tim’s wife, Olivia, is to get Willie back here for leading expert on the I Had)” was accepted in from Valencia, and they live his 50th high school but battlefi eld—none other the exhibition titled “If I in Madrid, but this was our he’s not cooperating either; than Mayor Whittington. Can Dream” held at the fi rst trip to see them. Two of claims he’s too young. In There is nothing he doesn’t Memphis Brooks Museum Tim’s friends from Memphis an act of possibly misplaced know about the battle and of Art July 21-Sept. 16. The joined us and we all stayed faith in the Social Security the grounds. It was truly show, which was done in net, Judy and I decided fascinating and we loved it. conjunction with Graceland, in side-by-side condos to ask the grandkids if K.E. made her annual trek was an international art on the Mediterranean. they wanted to check out to Maine to spend a week contest in honor of the 35th Everything was gorgeous, Austria. They did, so we with me in July. Whether we anniversary of Elvis’ death. the wedding was amazing did too. Everyone seems to are touring around or sitting Susan says she is glad to be (especially the all-night party want to know how the six around we have a great time back on the Memphis art afterward), and it was so of us enjoyed Salzburg and together. She spent two scene. special to have our family Vienna—haven’t a clue; we weeks this summer cruising Jim Williamson’s novel, all there. They couldn’t stayed in Ehrwald. Very nice the Rhine River from Basel The Ravine, was recently believe we stayed until 3 time, and it was especially to Amsterdam along with published by Sunstone grand since the folks there a number of friends from Press. Set in the South in a.m.! When we returned to let you buy stuff with all that Memphis. They have plans the early years of the civil Memphis, I joined the staff play money.” to live in France for a month rights movement, the book of Community Alliance After being a widower next May. My roomie truly reveals a complex mixture of for the Homeless as the for six years, Jim Cole and gets around! K.E. and I love and hate, ignorance and grants program manager, a Suzanne Smith Henley would like to put together enlightenment, and guilt job I had been doing as a ’65 married in May. “Her a walking tour somewhere and innocence. contractor for several years. two grandchildren and in Europe for late spring Susan Lucas got to Lots of exciting things going two of mine took part in 2015—a women-only group visit with some of our on there—fun to be a part of. the wedding at Idlewild from the class of ’67. This Southwestern classmates in Presbyterian Church. Also would be in celebration of the last few months. She Dick and I still own More in the mix was Brother the fact that we are still spent a week in NYC in Than Closets and are both Timothy Jolley (Bob), who walking at age 70! If you May and enjoyed spending still working—retirement traveled all the way from have an interest, please some time with Peggy someday, maybe.”

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Class Notes2.indd 12 10/17/12 10:30 AM Class Notes of Liberty; LeMars, IA—the Leigh Brasington recently during which time I will live 1970 Ice Cream Capital of the completed a 9½-month with an Ethiopian family Reporter: Hud Andrews World, with Blue Bunny ice meditation (mostly silent) to ensure there is no escape [email protected] cream; Kansas—seeing the retreat at the Forest Refuge from learning Amharic.” Wally Mayton is two-foot thick walls at the in Barre, MA. He says it was Marilyn and Hadley Hury celebrating 24 years as old prison on the 1800s’ side a really wonderful learning have moved to Rugby, TN, associate pastor of Memorial of Ft. Leavenworth. We had opportunity; an exceptional on the Cumberland Plateau Presbyterian Church in great times with our children time to just go inside and by Big South Fork National Midland, MI. “I still enjoy and grandchildren during explore between the ears. Park. Hadley has been opportunities for community our travels, and had some On returning to the “unreal” writing poetry and this year involvement and leadership. challenges in encouraging world, he was struck by how has had poems appear in Midland Area Community my elderly parents during everyone is running as fast several magazines, reviews Foundation affi rmed my some diffi cult health issues. as they can to just stay in and journals, including: community service with its Also, the State Gideon one place. It reminded him Appalachian Heritage, The Philanthropist of the Year Convention in Bowling of when Gandhi visited Meadowland Review, The Award. I was also invited to Green, KY, was a summer London, and they asked him James Dickey Review and Off serve as a Great Lakes Bay highlight.” what he thought of Western the Coast. Hadley will be Region Ambassador. With From Ann Barber: “My civilization: He replied that greatly missed at Hutchison 16 pastor colleagues, we niece entered Rhodes this he thought it would be a very School, where he taught for introduced and implemented fall. She is swimming for good idea. Leigh is currently 15 years. He was named a this year the initiative Rhodes; now all I have homeless, just traveling 2012 Presidential Scholars of Midland Neighboring to do is fi nd out when around North America, Teacher. (midlandneighboring.com) the meets are. I am still teaching and occasionally Alice Cockroft Oates, her and look forward to regional teaching music at an ‘urban’ attending meditation courses sister, Carolyn ’75, and expansion through the (translation: challenging and visiting friends. He had Nancy Lenox visited Oxford, Great Lakes Bay Region. behavior) school. The ‘R’ a great time in Arkansas England, where Alice’s We anticipate in October word looms larger and visiting Chuck McNeal, Ed daughter, Amy ’14, attended the wedding in Midland of larger, though.” White ’72, Eldon New ’73, the British Studies at Oxford another of our fi ve daughters. Guy Beecher Biggs ’72 and program. Carolyn and Randy Sunday is Bill Symes ’74. Nancy did the same program “momentarily retired. I plan 1971 Jean and John Churchill over 40 years ago. to travel to Texas to see my Reporter: Betha Hubbard have moved to Dickson, TN, Noel Allen Schwartz Mom and then Vancouver Gill where their daughter, Mary, coordinates an after- to visit a new Tibetan 1365 Yorkshire Dr. lives and teaches grade school, program for 25 monastery. After that, I’ll Memphis, TN 38119 school art. They have two students at Caritas Village take some wider-ranging 901-685-6712 new grandchildren, giving in Binghampton. Sadly trips like France and NYC, [email protected] them a total of three. Their for Memphis, Noel and or not, and try to visit Please send me your email son, Will, lives in Nashville Herschel are building a friends.” if I do not have it. If you where he runs a multistate house in Asheville, NC, Claudia Herbers Slate is a do not want it shared with region for Dishnet. John’s where they plan to move by full professor of English at anyone else, just let me know. and Jean’s second son, Hugh, Christmas. They are heading Florida Southern College in Thanks so much —Betha. completed his Ph.D. in to the mountains to live in Lakeland. “I am married to Barron Boyd has left Le Physics at Harvard this an eco-community (Villages a criminology professor at Moyne College in Syracuse, spring and is a postdoc at of Crest Mountain) with FSC and have three children NY, after 37 years and MIT. John is still with Phi solar panels, community and three granddaughters.” moved to Memphis to be Beta Kappa in Washington garden, chickens, etc. They Mary Anne Caldwell with his wife, Carol DeForest. and commutes home to hope you will call and visit if teaches Sociology at the Barron has assumed a Middle Tennessee. you are in the area. University of Memphis, position at Rhodes working Klaus Heimburg is off to Hannah Simmons main campus. with the International Ethiopia in October. He Pickworth presented a The summer was full Studies Department and the has joined the Peace Corps! program in July at an of travel and family times Buckman Center. Barron “It is true—I headed for “Anti-bullying Summit” in for Dale ’69 and Joyce is the Buckman Executive Ethiopia Oct. 1 to work in Point Clear, AL. Also, she McConnell Underwood. “We Abroad, developing the areas of public health coordinated a week of Peace enjoyed the Missouri Ozarks innovative internships and and information technology. Camp for children aged 6-10. with a raft trip down the study abroad opportunities Exactly where in Ethiopia The campers participated Jacks Fork River—seeing a primarily for 15 majors. He I will not know until the in cooperative activities at small darter with vertical will also teach an occasional beginning of December. The a beautiful working farm green stripes, and Blue course and advise students assignment starts with 12 in Parkton, MD. Feeding Springs, which are deeper on careers in international weeks of language, customs the animals was one of the than the height of the Statue relations. and technical training, children’s favorite activities

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Class Notes2.indd 13 10/11/12 3:41 PM along with swimming, arts on Houston’s CBS affi liate, their daughter, Laura, who WKNO’s Friday night Scary and crafts, stories, stream reporting on local cultural, is studying art and design. Movie presentation. walks, music, etc. There are fashion and restaurant news. Oldest son Nick works scholarships made available Jane Howze’s fi rm, The for Wireless Generation 1978 through donations to Alexander Group, opened a in Durham; second son 35th Reunion woodberrycrossing.org for London offi ce last fall. She Phil is a new attorney at Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 about 1/3 of the campers. was fortunate to have played Cadawalader, Wichersham, Susan Van Dyck prepared a round of golf with John and Taft in Charlotte; the children’s chorus to Keesee ’73 and Annika and Mark is a sophomore sing with the adult chorus Sorenstram in the same physics student at Virginia 1981 Chris Christie of in the Memphis Symphony month. Jane invites alums Tech. Bill continues to play Birmingham, AL, who Orchestra performance to visit her fi rm’s Facebook tennis—will challenge chairs the Insurance Practice of Carl Orff’s “Carmina page. anyone in his class at next Group of the Bradley Arant Burana” in May 2012. The In May, F. Clark Williams year’s homecoming. Boult Cummings law fi rm, children sang under the was re-elected secretary of David Francis relocated has been selected as a fellow direction of Maestra Mei- the board of directors of from Los Angeles to of the American College Ann Chen. The Belcourt Theatre, a not- Asheville, NC. Along with of Employee Benefi ts Bill Taylor has been for-profi t art house cinema director Francis Cullinan, Counsel. He was inducted chosen to hold the Ruth in Nashville, TN. he is creating a new during the group’s annual McCaughan Morrison Jan Manning Sample, cabaret show, “Naughty meeting in September. The Chair of Science at Judy Brooks Tygard and But Nice”—an intimate ACEBC, which selects Memphis University School. Meriwether Montgomery evening with the music fellows based on their He has been at MUS since took a weeklong trip all of Noel Coward and Cole signifi cant contributions 1976, where he has taught along the coast of Maine Porter—which will run to the advancement of the Earth Science, Genetics, in early June. It was their in the 35 Below stage employee benefi ts fi eld, Biology and Advanced fi rst trip, and they found at Asheville Community stated that his “record of Placement Biology. His it fascinating! They ate Theatre in November. He notable achievement and students have consistently their weight in lobster and is producing a concert stage dedication refl ects the type scored well above the blueberries. Best friends production of the American of activities that the college national average on AP for 42 years now ... hard to contemporary opera, “Dead was created to honor.” tests. In 2002, he received believe! Man Walking,” in April the Distinguished Teaching Keith Alexander’s 2013. The opera will be Award. Bill has been the youngest son, John ’12, presented in the historic varsity tennis coach his graduated cum laude from Basilica of Saint Lawrence, 1982 entire career, and his teams Rhodes in June. Now all with author and activist Drawings by New York have captured 33 regional three of his boys are Rhodes Sister Helen Prejean in artist Philip Howie were in championships, seven state graduates. attendance. With his duo an exhibition at Sideshow runner-up trophies and 11 Two years ago, when Le partner, Dr. Daniel Weiser, in Brooklyn, June 2-July 1, state championships. In Bonheur Children’s Hospital he released his eighth 2012. numerous years, he has in Memphis moved into its CD, containing works for earned the Commercial new $340 million hospital, two pianos. His musical Appeal Best of the Preps it included one of the largest “BARK!” will open in four 1983 Tennis Coach of the Year. collections of regional art in cities in the fi rst three 30th Reunion Bill is the founder and the area, all designed with months of 2013. Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 guiding force behind MUS the focus of helping children Reporter: Margot Emery in Europe, where he takes get well. Lee Seabrook [email protected] students every summer. Duncan has had the privilege 1975 Hal Patton served as of working there each week, In May and June 2012, president of the Spokane as a volunteer, with the Vincent Astor displayed a Lilac Festival 2012, which 1973 director of art. It is such a collection of artifacts and is a yearlong volunteer job. 40th Reunion joy to see the power of art as photographs from early movie The festival hosts the largest Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 a component in healing! If theaters called “Memphis at military parade honoring Reporter: Margaret you are ever interested in an the Movies, 1900-1929” at the U.S. military, the Lawson Headrick art tour, just email her. Memphis Heritage. Three community and youth. Hal margaretheadrick@ Bill Brown continues his illustrated talks were sold and his wife, Clare, and comcast.net work as senior adviser on out, and a new interest in a group representing the Clifford Pugh, who East Asia (China and North these long-gone buildings 74-year-old Lilac Association is editor in chief of Korea) for the Offi ce of was sparked. He also made recently visited Spokane’s Culturemap, Houston’s the Director of National a cameo appearance on “sister city” in China. digital daily newspaper, is Intelligence. He and Len ’75 “Professor Ghoul’s Monster Wendy Ellis Pikula took now appearing regularly live in Herndon, VA, with School,” local PBS station a Daytona Beach vacation

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Class Notes2.indd 14 10/11/12 3:42 PM Class Notes with her husband, Bobby; to women and girls. Alicia Frank Baker worked Science Department at the stepdaughter, Kelly; son- recently returned from seasonally in the gift shop University of Oklahoma in-law, Michael; and two a three-week trip to at Mt. Rushmore National (where my husband is grandchildren, Clayton Bangladesh and India. Memorial in western South a professor of Biology) (5) and Kaylee (2). “We Dakota this year. He enjoyed to pursue teaching and all enjoyed the relaxing the mild summer climate research. I’m excited about time before our back-to- 1984 and the opportunity to being able to spend more school schedules began. I Reporter: Linda Odom meet many people from all time with my teaching and am entering my 28th year [email protected] over the world. He says it research interest of smoking working with abused and Hey classmates! We would was a fantastic experience, initiation in young adults, emotionally disturbed love to hear from you. Some and plans to apply to which focuses on ethnic children and adolescents suggested “themes” for next work seasonally in another and sexual minorities. Our at Marygrove Residential issue (in addition to the great national park next summer. older daughter, Rachel Treatment Center in newsy stuff)—did you go His eventual goal is to work (18), attends Stanford Florissant, MO. I am the to the Olympics? Have a seasonally in Alaska. and our younger daughter, director of education there special 50th birthday? Do Doug Trapp reports: “I’m Dalya (12), is involved in and enjoy trying to meet the you have a child at Rhodes? having a ball doing ‘Silence, soccer and competitive special education needs of A gold medal to the best the Musical.’ I’m the male cheerleading. We are also our students.” story, so power up those standby, covering fi ve of the getting ready to host our Joe Sansone wonders if laptops. Here’s a sample: six men in the show. I’ve second exchange student, he might be one of the fi rst Linda Odom reports performed Hannibal Lecter an experience I’d highly from the class of ’83 to retire. that she received a dozen to my great delight. The recommend to other At age 49 Joe sold TMC Memphis postcards from show moved from the East families.” Orthopedic, the Houston- Elvis asking her to celebrate Village to the theater district, based company he founded her 50th birthday with which is very exciting. It’s a 21 years ago, to a private him at Graceland, but big hit, especially for fans of 1988 equity company. He spends the handwriting looked the movie. I’ve performed 25th Reunion most of his leisure time with suspiciously like her sister- more than 50 times, doing Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 his two daughters, Mary and in-law’s. all of the roles I cover. It’s Reporter: Brooke Glover Rose, and now has ample Cathy Reese writes that the hardest show I’ve done, Emery time to devote to his horses she is now the Master of because of all the parts. [email protected] and raising cattle in Texas. Public Administration But it’s so rewarding, and Joe Lapsley sends this Joe recently entertained program director at the cast is a wonderful update: “I got my Ph.D. in Connie Thompson and her Arkansas State University family. I feel very fortunate History at the University two daughters, Guilia and and recently became the to have a great gig in the of Illinois at Chicago in Christina, at his Bellaire second woman in history to city and I’d love for any 2009 and I teach history home as the girls enjoyed a be promoted to full professor classmates to come and see at Loyola, Chicago and week of summer horse camp. in ASU’s Political Science it. Full info on the show is at Columbia College of Art. Cherrie Barton Henry Department. She and her Silencethemusicalnyc.com.” Neighborhood Texture fi nished a 15-year stint as family recently had a great Jam still plays pretty much the Presbyterian campus visit to the Crystal Bridges every year or so in Memphis minister at Duke and is Art Museum in Bentonville. 1986 (after being banned from now the pastor of Efl and Eric Hooper sent us news Knight Champion Rhodes in 1989). I have also Presbyterian Church. Her about his Greater Midwest has joined the Rhodes put out two solo albums, daughter, Abi, graduated Baseball tournament Development staff as a ‘Songs Without Metaphors’ from Warren Wilson organization, which was senior Development offi cer, and ‘SLIP: Songs of the College this year and has recently featured in a focusing on major gifts. Late Imperial Period,’ and started her MSW at UNC. national youth baseball a third is on the way. I live Her son, Sam, begins 6th magazine. One of the largest with Jana and our two dogs, grade this year, and Cherrie tournament organizers in Kima and Lucy, in Evanston, and husband Andy are just the Midwest, GMB will 1987 IL.” trying to keep up with life. have over 2,000 baseball Reporter: Mimi Swords Ken Steorts, who founded After working at Emory teams covering ages 8 Fondren Visible Music College in for 19 years, Alicia through 18 play this mimifondren@bellsouth. downtown Memphis in Franck joined CARE, the year. Check them out at net 2000, was featured in an international NGO working greatermidwestbaseball.com. Marshall Cheney writes: article in the Aug. 18, 2012, in more than 70 countries, “After 14 years in public Commercial Appeal. The focused on the alleviation health administration, I’ve college, which offers a three- of extreme poverty. CARE 1985 decided move to a full- year bachelor’s degree and a addresses issues that impact Reporter: Jim Golden time faculty position in one-year certifi cate program, poverty with a commitment [email protected] the Health and Exercise is an independent music

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Class Notes2.indd 15 10/11/12 3:43 PM and worship arts college and their son, Wade (10). Chris Cardwell is included was recently appointed enrolling more than 100 Last fall, Catherine started in the 2013 edition of The to the Tennessee Higher students per year interested teaching 3-year-olds at Best Lawyers in America. Education Commission in careers as musicians, Covenant Presbyterian Day Brian Konradi’s late great- by Gov. Bill Haslam. The technicians, and music School. She loved it and has grandmother, Dr. Elena commission serves as the business professionals in returned to teach again this Mamantova, was named to coordinating body for the 51 music ministry. year. This May, Catherine the state of Israel’s Righteous public colleges, universities had a mini-reunion with Among the Nations, the and technology centers Cindy Sullivan Davies highest honor bestowed in the state and enjoys a 1989 (who was in the states on non-Jews, on Sept. 4, working relationship with Mary Allison Haynie, from Australia) and Ashley 2012. Brian’s grandmother more than 36 independent executive director of the Simmons McCarthy. accepted the award in institutions. Alabama Folklife Association Brad Todd cofounded Nacogdoches, TX. Dr. Kate and Michael Faber (AFA), recently curated OnMessage Inc. in 2005, Mamantova was a Russian had a baby boy, Oliver, May her fi rst art exhibition in and recently opened a new obstetrician who lived in 8, 2012. the state. “Alabama in offi ce in Baton Rouge, Latvia during World War II. Carrie Ann Rohrscheib and the Making,” a traveling LA. There are also offi ces She aided the mostly Jewish her husband, Jason Brewer, exhibit that will tour in Alexandria, VA, and population of the town are excited to announce Annapolis, MD. In the last the state, presents AFA where she lived, was arrested the birth of their son, Ellis election, the fi rm helped research collections from and later released, yet Quinn Brewer, March 30, elect Senators Ron Johnson the Smithsonian Project continued to help the Jews 2012. and Scott Brown and and Alabama Community who were in hiding. Governors Matt Meade and Scholars Institutes. Rick Scott. Liz Pickell is “happy to 1999 report that on Oct. 13, 2012, 1995 Reporter: Leigh Powell I married my longtime Reporter: Sarah Sears Mayfi eld partner, Glenn Hicks, at 1993 [email protected] [email protected] his family home in Hickory, 20th Reunion Welch Suggs was Christy Boles and Andrew NC. Not only is he a partner Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 interviewed June 23, 2012, McAllister married April 23, and friend, but he is also a Tammie Ritchey, vice on ESPN2’s documentary, 2011, in a rooftop ceremony very loving dad to our sweet president of development for “A Sporting Chance,” about overlooking the Bay of Labrador mix girl, Kyra (14). the Regional Medical Center the 40th anniversary of Title Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Some of y’all will remember at Memphis, was one of 25 IX. Welch, author of the Christy writes that they like Ms. Kyra from my trip selected for the Memphis book A Place on the Team: to say they went to the ends Business Journal’s fi rst Super around the country a few The Triumph and Tragedy of of the Earth to fi nd each Women in Business Awards. years back.” Title IX, is a visiting associate other, as they met while The recipients, who were professor of journalism at exploring Antarctica! The chosen from more than the University of Georgia. McAllisters have settled in 110 nominations, refl ect He also wrote a commentary, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1990 the city’s most infl uential “Title IX at 40: Have near Andrew’s childhood Reporter: Rod White women in business. Colleges Done Enough?” home. rodw@white-associates. Nicki Soulé has joined the Kevin Willoughby works net Rhodes Development staff for the June 25, 2012, issue of The Chronicle of Higher as a full-time commercial as director of Golden Lynx photographer, and teaches Programming. Education, where he covered athletics from 1998-2005. fashion marketing at 1992 El Centro College and Reporter: Sara Hawks fashion history at Southern Marecki 1994 Methodist University. He saramarecki@sbcglobal. Reporter: Judy.Brown 1996 continues to be active in the net [email protected] Reporter: Jennifer Larson Dallas Regional Chamber Kimberly Colyer Coleman Angi Elsea Bourgeois larson_jennifer@yahoo. of Commerce. This summer, is a women’s health care writes: “Although I’m a little com Kevin successfully reached nurse practitioner in St. late with this announcement, the summit of Mt. Rainier. Louis. She is married to Jeff my husband Thomas and I 1998 “My husband, Chris, took Coleman, and they have are pleased to announce the 15th Reunion a job with AT&T, which two children, Evan (10) and addition of our third son, Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 has moved us to the South Anna (7). Max Ioor, who joined our Reporter: Amanda Grebe Pasadena/Los Angeles area Catherine Cooper Loveman family Nov. 11, 2010, and Tamburrino for the next year,” writes and husband, Andrew, has been a joy to us and his [email protected] Kate Bishop Hegge. “We enjoyed the summer with brothers, Jack and Peter, ever Evan Cope, who practices successfully hauled the cat, their daughter, Alice (5), since.” law in Murfreesboro, TN, the dog and the horse across

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Class Notes2.indd 16 10/17/12 10:36 AM Class Notes country from Nashville to com for Andrew’s “unique” siblings Anna (7), Rachel (5) of California, Davis land in California in one proposal. Andrew continues and Patrick (2) adore their on “Remote Sensing of piece!” to work for the U.S. Courts, new brother. In March, they Bioindicators for Forest Stephen ’96 and Melody and Meg is a public school relocated to Nathan’s home Health Assessment,” funded Barnett Deusner have librarian. city of Gloucester, MA, an by NASA. I currently live relocated to Bloomington, Our thoughts are with hour northeast of Boston. Jill with my fi ancée in Barcelona, IN, where Melody has taken Sonja Johnson, whose and the kids have adjusted Spain. I attended an Earth a post as assistant professor husband, Matt Wohlfarth ’97, well, and Nathan is happy to Observation Science summer of the History of Art at passed away May 18. be living next to the ocean program at the European Indiana University. She David Fineberg reports: again. Living at the end of Space Agency ESRIN offi ce specializes in 19th- and early “After working as a sales a peninsula, they have the in Frascati, near Rome.” 20th-century American executive for Integrated luxury of being choosy about Erin Massey Everitt art. Melody is scheduled Healthcare Solutions since which beach they would like welcomed daughter Eleanor to lecture at Rhodes Nov. January of 2009, I returned to go to on any given day Massey into the world July 15, 2012, on “Whistler, to Nephron Pharmaceuticals ... not a bad deal, although 16, 2012. With her arrival, Aestheticism and the Corp. May 1, taking the the Buckeye State is surely the Everitt family will Networked World.” position of regional sales missed. now relocate to Stuttgart, manager of the Northeast. I Cara Corder Pendley writes, Germany, until March 2015. moved back to Orlando, FL, “I worked for two years at After seemingly falling 2000 from Lexington, SC, and St. Jude Children’s Research off the face of the Earth for Reporter: Nicki North work out of the corporate Hospital after graduating the last three years, Abasi Baxley offi ce in Orlando. I also have Rhodes, then I went to McKinzie has resurfaced [email protected] a son, Garrett (4), who lives medical school at the from obscurity after having Rebecca Stetler Chambliss with me here in Orlando.” University of Tennessee in completed the doctoral and her husband, Russ, were Dan London and his wife, Memphis. While in medical program in Education overjoyed to welcome their Lisa, are excited to announce school, in 2004, I married Administration at Union daughter, Charlotte Ann, the birth of their fi rst child, Dr. Bradford Pendley, who University and graduating March 10, 2012. Charlotte Milo Alexander, Feb. 15, also went to medical school. July 28, 2012. He is quoted joins big brother, Russell (2). 2012. Milo is healthy and I stayed in town and did as saying that he was not Danny ’98 and Lisa wonderful, and Dan is my residency in Neurology sucked into a vortex or black Schum Kahalley welcomed thrilled (even though he is at UTHSC. I recently hole, but rather was busy a beautiful baby girl, Lydia getting less sleep than he got fi nished a fellowship in completing his Education Elise, in February. The during weeks of all-night Neurophysiology and joined Specialist degree (2010) and family lives in Houston. poker games in the Glassell a practice here. Brad and I fulfi lling the duties of being Danny is the director of common room freshman have a beautiful daughter, the Immigrant Facilitator Admissions at The Emery/ year). After fi ve years in Rebecca (15 months).” of Shelby County Schools Weiner School. Lisa is the Bay Area, the Londons Marni Frank Gwin writes, (2010-12). Although he an assistant professor at recently moved to St. Louis “My husband, Randy, and has returned to the ESL Baylor College of Medicine “to be closer to family and I welcomed our fi rst child, classroom for this school studying neurocognitive late global warming.” Camden Michael, June 11, year, he is sure that his effects in pediatric brain Jay Eckles has left the 2012. I returned to my job as future will be bright. tumor patients and survivors. Information Services team at an inpatient pharmacist at a Catherine Neelly and DJ and Sarah Morgan ’99 Rhodes to join Southeastern local hospital after six weeks John Burton married June “decided life wasn’t crazy Asset Management in and already look forward to 30, 2012, in Wichita, KS. enough and added Hank to Memphis. baby #2.” The wedding was at Grace our family on March 21. He Bill and Elizabeth Smith Jon Hill spent the past Presbyterian Church, where joins Jack (7) and Ellen Jane Ritter and son Henry were year in Indiana at Valparaiso Catherine serves as the (5).” happy to welcome Paige University School of Law. associate pastor and acting Amanda and Clark Elise to the family, July 16, This year he will be staying head of staff. Madison welcomed Emily 2012. home in Kansas City, MO, Marty and Tiffany Padgitt Clark Jan. 24, 2012. She where he will attend classes McDonald and Kaley (3) joins big brother Charlie. at UMKC School of Law. welcomed Brynna Claire to On June 2, 2012, Andrew 2001 Brian and Amanda their family May 29, 2012. Shulman and Megan Reporter: Elisabeth Brewer Johnson welcomed Tiffany is enjoying her McCabe married in a Meyers Yoder a daughter, Clara Marissa, third year of family leave small ceremony in Jackson, elisabethyoder@gmail. March 9, 2012. Clara was from The United Methodist TN. After a wonderful com named in honor of her aunt, Church. honeymoon in Jamaica, Nathan and Jill Baker Marissa Brewer Henley ’98. On May 18, 2012, Andrew the couple were featured Briscoe welcomed a new Shawn Kefauver writes, O’Brien graduated from the on the blog of popular son into the family, Joshua “I fi nished my Ph.D. in University of New Orleans e-commerce website Woot. Kevin July 21, 2012. Older Ecology at the University with a master’s degree in

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Class Notes2.indd 17 10/11/12 3:45 PM Educational Leadership. her fellow ’02 classmates Network is a Medicare Betsy works part time as a Andrew maintained a 4.0 should stop “liking” her Advantage organization pediatric nurse practitioner. average and was elected Facebook requests and start serving 14 parishes in Aaron Broadwell to three honor societies actually sending in updates southeast Louisiana. Daniel completed his rheumatology that recognize academic for Class Notes! and his wife, Laura, live in fellowship in San Diego and excellence. He continues Matt and Allana Clarke Metairie. is setting up his practice in his studies at UNO as he Helland are proud to Rachel Wright and Shreveport, LA. pursues a doctoral degree in announce the birth of their Matthew Jones married Sarah Clark started a new Educational Leadership. son, Clarke Philip Jean, at the Memphis Brooks job in June as the associate Ana Perez is a manager March 12, 2012. Matt is an Museum of Art, June director of administration at KPMG’s Global Center attorney at the consumer 9, 2012. Many Rhodes for the Florida State of Excellence for Climate and employment law alumni/ae made the event University Career Center in Change and Sustainability fi rm Nichols Kaster, and exceptionally special. The Tallahassee. in Amsterdam. Allana works in marketing couple now lives in Palo Alto, Eden Gipson Stanton Heidi Royal, a shareholder at Sunrun, a solar power CA. writes, “My husband, Drew, with the Robinson Brad- provider. The family resides and I welcomed our second shaw & Hinson law fi rm in San Francisco, where they daughter, Bethany Claire, in Charlotte, NC, is the enjoy connecting with other 2003 July 9, 2012. We are living recipient of the Mecklenburg Rhodes graduates through 10th Reunion in Montgomery, AL, where I County Bar’s Young Lawyer the Rhodes Northern Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 work from home for Mercer of the Year award for 2011- California Chapter. Reporter: Lindsay Levine Capital and Drew is with a 12. Heidi is a board certifi ed Jonathan and Lisa Jain Rouse radiology practice. Bethany’s specialist in estate planning Welden of St. Louis proudly [email protected] big sister, Charlotte, is and probate law whose prac- welcomed their fi rst child, Robert ’04 and Sarah adjusting to being a new big tice focuses in the area of Devin Kumar, May 18, 2012. Tuttle Edgecombe welcomed sister.” trusts and estates, with an After fi ve years as lead a daughter, Nina, Aug. 20, After a riveting emphasis on tax and estate teacher at KIPP Ascend 2012. bachelorette party in St. planning for high net worth Charter School on Chicago’s Margaret Love writes, Thomas, Allison Grabias families. Recipients of the west side, Jonathan Russom “After completing the fi rst married Mark Pera of Young Lawyer of the Year recently became the fi rst year of the English Ph.D. Memphis, July 7, 2012, in award are selected based on manager of School Start- program at Tufts University, Savannah, GA. Bridesmaids outstanding overall contribu- Up for the Chicago Public I am excited to be taking included Miriam Dillard tions to the Mecklenburg Schools Offi ce of New on the role of graduate Stroud, Jane Wells and Katie County Bar, as well as to the Schools. In developing this instructor as I conclude my Walsh ’04. Justin ’02 and practice of law, the commu- new role, Jonathan will be coursework in fall 2012.” Megan Andrews Starling ’02, nity and clients. supporting newly opened Chris Johnson and Susan Tim ’02 and Kate Archibald Mike and Jenn Neil schools during their fi rst year Renee Gorin married in Stakem ’01, and Abby Walsh Renwick welcomed their of operation in the district. May 2012. They have moved ’06 attended the ceremony. son, Payson James, Nov. If this sounds less exciting to Nassau, where Chris is The reception was held at 4, 2011. Prior to baby than teaching classes of 30 an assistant professor of the Inn at Palmetto Bluff Payson’s arrival, while 10-year-olds, then you get Religious Studies at the in Bluffton, SC, and the Hurricane Irene headed up the point. College of the Bahamas. “I couple honeymooned in the the Eastern seaboard, Jenn, Scott and Beth Guilbert taught for the last three Bahamas. The Peras reside Rebecca Harper Dickey Simmons are thrilled to years at the University of in Memphis with their dog, and Sara Miles Wilson met announce the arrival of Alabama after fi nishing my Gus, who was unfortunately in Boston to catch a Red their daughter, Eloise Ph.D. in Religious Studies in unable to attend the Sox game and celebrate Elizabeth, March 12, 2012, 2009 from the University of ceremony. Payson’s pending arrival. in Alexandria, VA. Edinburgh, Scotland.” Lauren Hinson is working The Renwicks moved last Austin, TX, attorney Laura Bishop and JT as an interior designer year from Baltimore to John Ramsey appeared as Baker married June 9, 2012. in the Store Design & Hartford, CT, where Mike the featured comedian on Her bridesmaids included Development department at serves as the director of Conan O’Brien’s late-night Carrie Eaker Kerley and Michael Kors in New York Athletics at Trinity College TV program May 23, 2012. Anne Hughes White. City. and Jenn is the director of John, who is known for his Betsy Bogler Efi rd and Brigette Messenger Internal Communications at stand-up performances, was husband Cole welcomed a fi nished her residency in Travelers. dubbed Funniest Person in second sweet boy to their anesthesiology last May at Austin a few years ago. family, Luke Graham, the University of Tennessee- 2002 Daniel Fordham recently June 27, 2012. He joins Knoxville. She worked Reporter: Shannon Cian joined Peoples Health big brother Levi Cole (19 for a year as an instructor [email protected] Network as corporate months). They are living in the Department of Shannon Cian thinks all counsel. Peoples Health in Conway, AR, where Anesthesiology at UT and

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Class Notes2.indd 18 10/17/12 10:37 AM Class Notes is moving to Nashville to city of Wilmington, NC. summer with her, and she’s is still teaching sixth grade complete a fellowship in She attended law school at already a traveling gal. Been history and serving as the cardiothoracic anesthesia at the University of Miami to NC, GA, AL, the beach, sixth grade class dean at Vanderbilt University. and spent the past two years etc.” Sarah Margaret insists Isidore Newman School. Allison Prickett is practicing family law in that the child will speak Emily Hoeremann enjoying living in Durham, Beaufort, NC. Although French, like her mommy, McMurray sends us a NC, after a number of years she’s new to town, Emily so of course next summer relocation notice—she spent working in Latin has already been roped into they’ve lined up a trip to and her husband moved to America and Africa. She hosting trivia at a bar on France and other sites in Houston in June right after now works for FHI 360, a Tuesday nights and joining Europe. And while not only his grad school graduation. health and development a cover band. To date, her a new dad, John reports on Back to Memphis, organization, where she top-requested song has been some recent success in the Jennifer Hendrix writes primarily conducts research Brittney Spears’ “I’m a Slave courtroom. “Totally the stuff that she has started a new on HIV prevention methods for You.” When she isn’t of ‘Matlock’ and ‘Law & career with a company called for women in Kenya and lawyering, she plays tennis, Order,’” he writes. Neuronetics. South Africa. stalks movie stars, volunteers Elisa Devall Davis writes Jessie Flanders is also Mary Rogers Quillen Kirby and spends quality time with that she and her husband starting a new career: She and her husband, Chris, her beach chair. are still living in Lafayette, graduated from law school welcomed daughter Lillian Here’s someone we haven’t LA, and that their son, and sat for the Tennessee bar Emma June 15, 2012. They heard from in a while. Ian (22 months), is “every this summer. She accepted reside in the DC metro area, Shelley Spring Williams bit a toddler.” Elisa is an appointment clerking where Mary Rogers works as graduated from Emory still practicing law as in- for a federal judge in the a substance abuse counselor University’s Goizueta School house counsel for a local Western District of Arkansas for adolescents. of Business in May. She corporation and really enjoys for a year. That’s pretty darn Anne Kathryn Rice and is currently serving as the it. And this is something impressive, if you ask me. Santo Larizza welcome to Americas recruiting manager I found interesting: Not But, this will involve quite the world their fi rst child, of The Boston Consulting only do they have a toddler, a commute, considering she Giovanna Rice Larizza, May Group, resides in Atlanta but Elisa also informs us lives in Midtown Memphis. 5, 2012, in Genoa, Italy. and tries to see Matt Teague, that they have TWO Great She’ll be back on weekends Kate Strother is an Bridgette Lacher Mont and Danes (“our beloved fi rst and she “knows how to play elementary school counselor Caitlin Goodrich as much as children, you know”). I can catch-up,” she promises. in Atlanta. she can. barely manage myself, much Matt Hoffberg writes: “I Elizabeth Wester recently Also in ATL, Emily less a job and household. was unceremoniously laid moved to Louisville, KY, Costarides is making some Katherine Brooks off from my job at the end where she is working as grown-up decisions and Goldman writes that the of May.” Matt is now a traf- national legislative director actually got herself into a Goldman family has had fi c reporter on the weekends for Churchill Downs. little mortgage. I won’t be a lot of changes in the past on Atlanta’s All News 106.7. tacky and provide the details year. Katherine and husband Thankfully, his synagogue of her new house, but from relocated from Birmingham and some of his friends are 2004 the pictures she sent, things to Fairhope, AL, in July helping to look after his little Reporter: Kyle Russ are clearly going well for her. 2011—they are loving living boy, Herschel. [email protected] She’s also got some big news so close to the water. More John Gordon and Stephan Greetings from DC—I to share, but it isn’t fi t for important, in January they Horbelt are continuing their wrote this while glued to print, so you’ll have to give welcomed their fi rst child, door-to-door campaigning NBC’s coverage of the her a call yourself when you baby girl Brooks Margaret. in the presidential battle- Olympics. But, back to get a chance. “She is happy and healthy ground state of Virginia. In the point of this column— On the baby front, Dane and we feel very blessed!” total, they’ve raised over 2004’s who, what, when, ’06 and Krysten Ivy Wendell Katherine writes. $70,000 for the Republican where, why and how. had their fi rst child, Sophia Katherine’s best friend, cause. In September they To begin, and going with Soroka, June 7, 2012. They Elizabeth Townsend, has headed to the population- the best news fi rst, Lori Beth are living in Chicago, where great news as well. She and heavy centers of Northern Schaefer has been declared Krysten is the principal of a Brandon Ecker married this Virginia and plan to cam- cancer-free and given the go- K-6 charter school. past September in Nashville. paign there until the election. ahead by her doctors to start John and Sarah Margaret Rhodes alumnae involved in Peter Igoe chimes in with a family. This has been a Bridwell Decker too have the wedding party included a bizarre story that frankly fi ght, and we’re all incredibly some good news to share. bridesmaids Joanie McEnery could only happen to him. happy for Lori Beth. “We had a baby this spring! Browne, Katherine Brooks “A few weeks back, hav- Emily Goodman is a work- Yes, a baby girl! Virginia Goldman and Kelly White ing taken a turn down the ers’ compensation defense McCall was born April Bryant. Elizabeth’s sister, wrong alley in the French attorney at Cranfi ll Sumner 28, 2012. It is the greatest Sarah Townsend Morris ’07, Quarter, I stumbled upon and Hartzog in the coastal thing ever! We had the best was maid of honor. Elizabeth what turned out to be an

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Class Notes2.indd 19 10/11/12 3:46 PM illegal, endangered species an elementary school system, celebrated the arrival of traffi cking operation. My 2005 and loving it. She spent future Lynx Cats: suspicions were aroused Reporters: Brandon most of her summer break Cynthia Pfohl Erensen when I recognized what Couillard in Denmark and Norway. and her husband, Mike, could only be three caged brandon.couillard@gmail. Thanks to the Rhodes welcomed a son, Henry wombats,” he says. Peter com bumper sticker on her car, Fischer, June 11, 2012. and wife, Allison, alerted Molly Fitzpatrick she met a recent Rhodes Ryan and Laura Crimestoppers and the traf- mhfi [email protected] graduate getting her Ph.D. Humphreys Call celebrated fi cking ring was busted with Bryan Loughridge in the area and plans to meet the birth of their daughter, more than a dozen animals graduated in May with his up soon. Riley, June 1, 2012. off the endangered mam- MBA in Finance, Strategy From all the way around Sarah Hildenbrand mals list, but alas, they were and Real Estate from the world, Leila Mahfooz- Esberger and her husband, refused a reward. Vanderbilt University. Upon Barry chimed in to say she’s Travis, welcomed a son, Amber Shaw earned her graduation, he accepted a living in her hometown of Elijah Joel, Dec. 26, 2011. Ph.D. under the direction position in development Karachi, Pakistan, working Sarah is taking a break from of Richard Menke from with Simon Property as a copywriter and editor teaching public school this the University of Georgia Group (the mall developer at Dawn newspaper, and year and is instead working May 11, 2012. This fall, she and real estate company). recently started her own for Francis Schaeffer Study began work as a visiting Additionally, in July, he and jewelry business, coined Jade Center, the home school assistant professor of English his wife welcomed a son, Accessories. After marrying tutorial. at Allegheny College in Idris, their second child, into in 2008, she’s living happily This summer, Evan Meadville, PA. the world. with two children, a Weinberger expanded his This update obviously Katie Jameson relocated daughter (4) and a newborn business, Staying Ahead wouldn’t be complete from California to start a son. of the Game!, LLC, into without news from our new job as a postdoctoral Danny Heine is working Austin, TX. Additionally, favorite Marine, Palmer research fellow in a blood as an assistant professor of Evan is fi nalizing paperwork Snodgrass, who writes, “I’m cancer research lab at Pediatrics at Georgia Health for a 501c3 Game On!, a deployed. Still.” Because Vanderbilt University in Sciences University in nonprofi t whose goal is to of the nature of his work, Nashville, TN. Augusta, where he lives, and bring life skills coaching to Palmer can’t provide more Kelly Forehand McTear as a general pediatrician in underprivileged students. details, but we obviously all is representing victims of Aiken, SC. Now living in Maryville, wish him a safe return from domestic and family violence Ben Clark, who recently TN, Andrew Trundle is wherever he is. in civil lawsuits at One Place completed his MBA at working as an associate Also on the international Family Justice Center in Wake Forest University, was attorney practicing general front, as you would expect, Montgomery, AL. inducted into Beta Gamma civil litigation and family Daniel Head had a surprise We couldn’t be happier Sigma, the international law at Kizer & Black, 30th birthday trip to Peru to (fi nally) hear from business honor society. Attorneys, PLLC. with Whitney Garman. The John Bragg, who says that He is starting a new role Laura Stanford McDade two hiked the Inca Trail, he accepted a job with as a product marketing and her husband Brent are which includes the historic Montverde Academy in specialist at Lowe’s Home the proud parents of Wesley ruins of Macchu Pichu. Montverde, FL, to teach Improvement headquarters. Gatlin, born Jan. 5, 2012. Almost as good as my 30th Print and Broadcast He and his wife, Meghan Grace Mitchell Neal and birthday party …. Journalism. The school has Davis Clark ’06, enjoy living husband Matt are happy From yours truly, C. Kyle built a 16,000-square-foot in Charlotte, NC, with their to announce the birth of Russ, it was a relatively media arts building with a 16-month-old Vizsla dog their son, Brennick Thomas, relaxed summer with several full broadcast TV studio— named Roux. March 8, 2012, in Winston- trips to the beach, at one nice digs, from which John Wes Lawrence, who Salem, NC. of which I topped my own promises to channel students happily resides in Austin, A couple of big changes for Pro Kadima record with to Rhodes. TX, with his wife of Molly Fitzpatrick. Not only a new one—1,136 hits. In Alyson Koblas is living in four years, was recently did she accept a position case you’re wondering, that’s Chicago and started working promoted at Dell, where on the event marketing about 45 minutes of nonstop at The Joyce Foundation he now manages a team team at ALSAC/St. Jude Smashball. I challenge in February 2012. She’s of product specialists. in December 2011, but she anyone to beat that record. also biting the bullet and Despite the added time also received her master of Boom. going back to school for commitment, he led his Business Administration As always, be in touch. a master of Public Policy recreational ice hockey team from the University of Best, ckyle and Administration from to its second straight league Memphis in May 2012. Northwestern. championship earlier this Jade Opper Planchon Karen Dobyns is living in year. and John ’04 are excited to La Jolla, CA, and working as And last but not least, announce the birth of their an occupational therapist in several folks recently son, John Milton III, June

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Class Notes2.indd 20 10/11/12 3:47 PM Class Notes 18, 2012. Jade has joined graduated from American Brunner, who played football Rhodes’ Department of 2006 University with her master with Sean at Rhodes, was a Commerce and Business as Reporter: Caroline King of Teaching in Secondary groomsman. In attendance instructor of Finance. Willson Mathematics. It’s been a were other Rhodes graduates Paul and Cate Majors Caroline.king.Willson@ busy last two years for the including Erin Connor Plekon ’08 reside in gmail.com Olsons! This year, Emily is (previously Erin Tasmin), Memphis. Paul received Jenny Simpson is continuing to teach math at Graham Little and Meredith his MBA from Christian still living on Capitol Cesar Chavez Public Charter Gould. The couple spent Brothers University in May Hill, working as a Schools to her incredible their two-week honeymoon 2011. He continues to work gossip columnist for the now-7th-grade students. In in Maui and Kauai, HI. at Benefi t Recovery Inc., a Washington Examiner. her spare time, she continues Justin Kinchen married health care cost containment Jenny’s fun DC-nerd to enjoy cooking, hanging Julianne Bitely, a holistic fi rm in Memphis. Cate is anecdote: “I was having out with other Rhodes grads health and wellness a certifi ed yoga instructor, coffee with Jen Brake ’07 and training for this year’s counselor, in 2009. Justin teaching classes all over the recently, and Supreme Court Marine Corps Marathon. opened a custom guitar city. Justice Elena Kagan walked Julia Dobbins recently building and repair shop in Dan and Kristin Campbell by. That was fun.” accepted a position with Little Rock in 2010. Julianne, Swanstrom reside in Caroline and Billy Willson the National Health Care who has a successful practice, Baltimore with their son, still live in Midtown for the Homeless Council. is working on her Ph.D., and William Harrison (10 Memphis. After a combined She will be working on Justin’s shop is keeping him months). Dan continues to 10 years at Rhodes as a a nationwide project working around the clock. provide guidance to student student and later in the to connect individuals They have two dogs and are athletes at Johns Hopkins Admission Offi ce, Caroline experiencing homelessness loving life in Little Rock. University, where he serves left Rhodes in May to with primary health care Dane and and Krysten as offensive coordinator/ start her career as college centers in an effort to Ivy Wendell ’04 welcomed assistant football coach, counselor at Hutchison increase quality of care and their daughter, Sophia and Kristin is a physician School, an independent girls’ decrease dependence on Soroka, to the world in June. assistant at Sinai Hospital. school in East Memphis. hospital emergency rooms. Mother and baby are happy, Logan and Molly Chapman Billy is still brokering freight Additionally, this summer healthy and doing great. Wheeler are halfway through with Paladin Freight. This Julia became a fi rst-time New dad is proud of both, their two-year tour in Dar year Caroline and Billy homeowner and lives happily and he’s proud that none of Es Salaam, Tanzania. Logan will celebrate their second in East Nashville. the furniture he built has is working in the political wedding anniversary and Jake Cremer joined collapsed (yet). Dane is a offi ce at the U.S. Embassy, the 10th anniversary of Bricklemyer, Smolker & Ph.D. candidate in Political and Molly has started a the fateful day when they Bolves in Tampa, FL, where Science at Loyola University Montessori school in their locked eyes during a Search he continues his law practice Chicago, where he’s working home. common session in FJ and in property rights, land at the intersection of In March, Joanna Young later had their fi rst date in use and environmental Political Psychology and was promoted to vice Java City. law. Jake’s wife, Terin, has Neuroscience. Krysten is an president at JPMorgan David Martin is currently joined Bankers Financial elementary school principal Chase, a role in which she in graduate school at the Corp. as associate general serving low-income students serves as a relationship Monterey Institute of counsel. They are excited in East Chicago, IN. They manager providing loans International Studies, getting to be in Tampa, where celebrated their fi fth and international banking his M.A. in Nonproliferation there is a growing Rhodes wedding anniversary in July. services to companies and Terrorism Studies as presence! Jake has continued Chrissie Hendrickson is a with $30-$500 million in well as studying Mandarin to develop his niche working homeowner! She purchased a revenue. Additionally, last and Spanish. with agriculture and forestry condo this year in Arlington, year, Joanna was selected as Rachel Haggerty and interests by speaking at the VA. She also celebrated her a Marshall Memorial Fellow James Shelby Stephens 2012 National Conference sixth anniversary at her job by the German Marshall married June, 16, 2012, on a of Forest Landowners, as search director at TRAK Fund. Fifty fellows are tiny remote island off the tip where he discussed recent Services in DC in August. selected each year for this of Yucatan. developments in federal Lori Holyfi eld and her leadership program, which Emily Davis Olson and her litigation affecting these husband, Farris, welcomed includes a four-week trip to husband, Zach, continue to landowners. a daughter, Emmanuella Europe in October. Joanna live and work in Washington, Taylor Lowry (previously Grace, Feb. 6, 2012. They also serves as one of the co- DC. Zach has completed Taylor Cook), married call her Ella, and she is the chairs of the Rhodes North law school and passed the Sean Lowry Feb. 25, 2012, happiest baby the world has Texas Chapter. Virginia bar, while Emily in Savannah, GA. Rachel ever seen. Lori and Farris recently completed her Hettinger, Taylor’s Lynx say they are obnoxiously two-year commitment with Basketball teammate, was in love with her. 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Class Notes2.indd 21 10/11/12 3:47 PM graduated cum laude from relocated to Washington, (with their new dog Melon), “Finally, I have something to the University of Memphis DC, to take a job as a where Scott will begin his report! I moved to Boston School of Law May 12. fi nancial analyst with the ophthalmology residency at in July, and started graduate Her Law Review note was GSA. Harvard Massachusetts Eye school in September for a published in December. Lori and Ear Infi rmary. master of science in Applied sat for the Tennessee bar Next time you are Behavior Analysis. In exam in July. 2007 perusing the App Store, keep conjunction with school, I In February 2012, Lydia Reporter: Mollie Briskman Tobias O’Leary in mind. am working at a private Vincent Hathorn accepted Montelaro Tobias, who works with IN school for children with a position as the family mollie.montelaro@gmail. United, completed the James autism spectrum disorder. I planning nurse practitioner com Madison’s Montpelier Tour love living in Boston, but I in a New York City Health As always, the Class of App for iPhone, iPods and am defi nitely not looking and Hospitals Corp. health 2007 has plenty of news. iPads. It can be found in the forward to winter!” clinic in the South Bronx, John Jester reports that App Store by searching for Emily Baldwin Bryan and where she works mainly he recently started Nothing “Montpelier.” her husband, Eric, welcomed with teens and young Further Beyond, LLC, Joel Parsons recently their second child, Bryndís women to reduce the rate an adventure travel club completed his MFA in Ann, May 7, 2012. Emily of unintended pregnancies based in Hollywood. The Sculpture from the School of writes, “Big brother Everett in this high-risk area and organization had its fi rst the Art Institute of Chicago (2) is proud and slightly population. In March, Chris expedition to Guyana this on a full Trustee Scholarship, jealous of his new sister.” At ’05 and Lydia welcomed a summer for the private side and won the John Quincy the time of Bryndís’ birth, 5-month-old Norfolk terrier of the company, with many Adams Fellowship for his the Bryans were living in named Bonnie into their celebrities attending the thesis work. Joel moved Reykjavik, Iceland, where lives, and now, they can’t trip! John mentioned that back to Memphis in June, Eric was on a six-month remember what life was like we should keep an eye out where he is serving as the writing sabbatical. without her! for Christie Mueller’s ’06 exhibitions director at the Alexandria Ng and Drew Chelsea Ashworth received magazine, SouthernLeague, National Ornamental Metal Scott married June 2, 2012, her juris doctorate (with a which is doing a feature Museum. He also opened in Memphis, just one week concentration in Advocacy) story on the company. an alternative art and after Drew completed in May from the UT College Additionally, John is still performance space called medical school. Drew is in of Law. She has taken the pursuing an acting career, Beige. his fi rst year of residency Tennessee bar exam and will and has landed a part in the Margaret Works and for family medicine at be moving back to Nashville comedy movie, “American Stephen Yerkovich married St. Francis Hospital, and to work with her dad at their Lie.” May 19, 2012, in Austin, Alexandria is working as an fi rm on Second Avenue. Jamie Underwood TX. Members of the accountant with Asahi Kasei Christie Leigh Mueller recently accepted a job wedding party included Medical America. The happy lives in Austin, TX, and as communications Sarah Galpern, Betsy couple also recently bought a has published her fi rst specialist with her current Duckett Harris, Colly Scott house in Germantown. magazine, SouthernLeague, a company, CFA Institute, in and Hallye Hall Perkins. The Sally Lineback and Kristi Southern lifestyle magazine Charlottesville, VA. groom is a graduate of the Michaels married May for college co-eds and young Wes Barker writes, “I University of the South, and 18, 2012, in Oxford, MS. professionals. Christie Leigh have been named a fellow many Rhodes Lynx Cats and Rhodes graduates in the will be touring the football in the federal government’s Sewanee Tigers reveled in wedding party included stadiums of the SEC again Presidential Management the festivities. Rhodes alums Anna Cantrell Creek, this fall promoting her Fellowship program for in attendance included Peter Meredith Lee, Janna Miller book, Gridiron Belles: A 2012. In addition, I received Hart, Scott Bayer, Tyler and Katherine Stewart. Guide to Saturdays in Dixie, an appointment through Smith, Rachel Frantz, Thayer Guests Jen Brake, Caroline along with SouthernLeague the fellowship program as Hutcheson ’05, Meredith Cole, Aaron Creek, Lindsay (SouthernLeagueMagazine. a program analyst for the Allison, Brittany Melvin, Joe, Helen Meaher, Laine com and GridironBelles. Department of Health and Lauren Neupert, Caitlin Royer, Amanda Sakla, Lora com). Human Services.” Sherman, Claire Patrick Terry and Prof. Gail Murray Skyler and Robbie Baty Scott Barb graduated from Strange and Cassie Ortiz. also celebrated with the married Sept. 10, 2011. the University of Tennessee Margaret also tells me Cassie couple and danced the night Rhodes alums in the Medical School in May. caught the bouquet! After away at the reception! This wedding were: Jonathan He is currently working to a honeymoon in Bermuda, summer, the couple moved Leader, Tyler Gamble, Tom complete his transitional the happy couple moved to to Austin, where Kristi Hook, Paul Schneider, year internship at Methodist Houston, where Margaret teaches fi fth grade and Sally Matthew Goldsby, Adam University Hospital in teaches kindergarten at has begun a Ph.D. program Master, Joe Thompson ’08 Memphis. Scott and Kolter Elementary School. in Counseling Psychology at and Lauren Tull ’09. Brittney Shedder ’10 plan to She loves life in Houston. UT-Austin. Catherine Bloom has move Boston in July 2013 From Sophia King: Rebecca Smith Nenon

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Class Notes2.indd 22 10/11/12 3:47 PM Class Notes graduated from Vanderbilt Sarah Cage is going back married Aug. 4, 2012, at Katie Henderson Archer University with her master to school at Georgia State The Gardens at Kennesaw writes that she is fi nally of science in Nursing in the University this fall for her Mountain in Marietta, GA. starting grad school this Acute Care specialty. She is master’s in Professional Sarah is pursuing a degree fall. She will be working on now studying to attain board Accountancy. in Human Services at her M.A. at Johns Hopkins certifi cation and plans to Ginger Thompson and Kennesaw State University School of Advanced practice in Memphis. David Wedemeyer married while Eric works as an International Studies in June 23, 2012, in Memphis. account manager with a fi re DC. Her husband, Luke, The wedding party included and life safety company in is working for a criminal 2008 Aisling Foley, Meredith Ford, Atlanta. defense fi rm in northern Fifth Reunion Catharine McKellar Freeman, Deborah Rogers has Virginia. Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 Sumati Jain and Molly Smith. fi nished her second master’s, Marian Pernell and Forrest Reporter: Madoline Julia and Elliott Taliaferro, this one in Education Graham married Memorial Markham Katie Jones, Andrea Moore through the University of Day weekend in Jackson, madolinemarkham@gmail. Jones, Justin Palmer, Drury Missouri. She completed her MS. Lucy Mason, Katie com Morris and Nathan Hulling commitment to Teach For Henderson Archer, Ellie Hahn ’Tis the season to report were also in attendance. America and is continuing McBroom, Megan Thompson many summer weddings. Ginger and David live in to teach at the same school and Madoline Markham Congrats to all on your Houston. in St. Louis Public Schools, attended the wedding. This marriages, grad school, jobs Brooke Poklemba is living Gateway Middle. “I’ve been summer the couple moved and babies too. in Los Angeles and works promoted to the team leader to Cape Town, South Africa, Whitney Carter and Andy as an event coordinator and of eighth grade, and I’m where Forrest is stationed in Reed married July 8, 2012, fundraiser for the PenFed creating the communication the foreign service. in Houston. Deborah Rogers, Foundation, where she is arts curriculum,” she Rachel Thompson and Rebekah Kuhn Teesdale, planning a Military Heroes writes. “I also just fi nished Lipscomb Davis married May Andrea Moore Jones and Golf Classic to be held in an internship with BJC, a 5, 2012, in Nashville at First Eleanor Flowers Brocato October. She is also pursuing large health care system in Presbyterian Church. Kate were bridesmaids. Ginger music and television hosting St. Louis.” Parker Bell ’10, Ruthanne Thompson Wedemeyer, and is currently writing After working for the U.S. Harlow ’09, Libby Mann, Stephanie Wilkinson ’09 new music and performing House of Representatives, Lucy Mason, Zack Stovall and Dougal ’09 and Carrie locally as a singer/songwriter. Sean Evins now works as an and Peyton Bell ’09 served Tahu Cameron ’09 were in To read more about Brooke’s associate for government and as attendants. The couple attendance. philanthropic involvement news with Twitter Inc. in the resides in Nashville. Warren Campbell joined and work in entertainment, company’s DC offi ce. Tevari Butler is Chastain Law Offi ce, owned visit BrookePoklemba.com. Meg Sizemore Clark now working as an by fellow “Rhodent” Autumn Lauren Dagley Coy reports planned to travel to London implementation consultant Chastain ’98. He also hired that everyone has moved to in September to attend the installing health information his fi rst law clerk, Andrea Austin: “Welcome to town, wedding of Elyse Meena ’07 systems at hospitals around Perkins ’12, this summer, Frances Shellman, Britt and David Yiu. the country for McKesson before she left for Prague Jenkins and Christina Kelly! Emily Sadtler and Gardner Provider Technologies. to teach English for a year. Lauren Kennedy, Durham Howe married July 14, 2012, “Of course this is now in Warren recently bought Kyle and Frances Benoist ... in Tampa. The couple lives addition to working on my a house in downtown the countdown begins.” in northern Virginia and master’s in Public Health at Memphis and reports that Brittaney Glazer works for Fairfax County the University of Memphis he loves being a downtowner. graduated from the Public Schools. and trying to keep up with He volunteers with the University of Tennessee with Megan Cian and Miles my new puppy, Bella!” she Memphis Farmers Market her DDS degree in May. She Garriott married June writes. across the street from his and Timothy McCrary ’05 9, 2012, in New Orleans. Chris ’05 and Margaux home and raised more married June 30, 2012, in Members of the wedding Bray Glancy welcomed than $5,000 for the Cystic Memphis. Kara Clarke and party included Shannon Cian their second son, Hampton Fibrosis Foundation through DJ Bentley ’06 were both in ’02, Katie Cian ’05, Robert Bayliss, Jan. 24, 2012. He Memphis’ Finest Event. the wedding party; many Porter, Margaret Tufton, Jack joins big brother Henry After 3 1/2 years in DC, other Rhodes alumni were Leslie ’04 and Brian London Beckett (3 ½). They recently Ford Porter returned to his also in attendance. Brittaney ’05. Julia Stribling Taliaferro, moved to Little Rock, where native North Carolina to and Tim will be moving to Caroline Voelkel, Lucy King, Chris has accepted a new serve as press secretary for Dallas this fall. Tim will be Durham Kyle, Doug Bracken, job at Stephens Inc. and the Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton’s working as an accountant Michael Tufton ’09, Rob Margaux enjoys staying campaign for governor. He’s for Southwest Airlines, and Wiles, Katie Mirseyedi Wiles, home with their two boys. hoping to stick around Brittaney, as a dentist. Lizzy Connor ’07, Lauren Millington, TN, the Raleigh area after the Eric Friederichsen Anderson ’07 and Jack Oliver businessman Larry Dagen, election in November. and Sarah Fai Cearley ’76 were also in attendance. father of Ryan, Brett ’10

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Class Notes2.indd 23 10/11/12 3:48 PM and Katelyn ’15, won recently graduated with Lily Elfrink and Nathaniel the position of alderman, honors with a master of 2010 Mahoney ’11 recently position 4, in August. science in Nursing from Reporter: Emily Jenkins married in St. Louis. Richard Hurd is in Brazil Vanderbilt University. She [email protected] Clarke Wise and Julia as part of the English is now a full-time acute Valerie Clarke currently lives Rowe celebrated their Teaching Assistantship care nurse practitioner at in Milwaukee, where she is wedding in West Virginia through Fulbright. He is Advanced Neurosciences pursuing a master’s in Sport this summer. a M.A. student in Spanish Institute of Franklin, TN, Management with hope of Natalija Kokoreva recently Language and Literature at helping to diagnose and working for a professional started dental school at UT Georgia State University. treat patients with complex sports team. “I currently Memphis. Last but not least, we neurologic diseases. coach high school fi eld Julz Anderson was have the latest installment Emily Roberts’ mother, hockey here, and my team married in June and is living in the adventures of Zack Carol, who is senior vice won the state championship in Norfolk, VA. Stovall, who is still noodling president and and CFO in October 2010.” John McGeoch has taken (barehanded catfi shing) as for International Paper Zach Albert graduated a job in the Latin American much as he is able in the Co., was one of 25 selected with a M.A. in Near Eastern Studies Program at the waters of the Mississippi for the Memphis Business and Judaic Studies from Johns Hopkins School for River near St. Louis. The Journal’s fi rst Super Women Brandeis University. He Advanced International hot summer reduced the in Business Awards. The was recently awarded the Studies. “My position title number of fi sh available, recipients, who were Auschwitz Jewish Center is program coordinator, and the arrival of another chosen from more than Fellowship and studied in and I’ll have the chance to catfi shing vessel, the S.S. 110 nominations, honor Poland this summer. This take classes starting next Cary Elwes, has demanded the city’s most infl uential fall, Zach is beginning semester. Katie Henderson a number of hours of Zack’s women in business. a full-time position as Archer ’08 is an incoming attention. The distractions Desmond Hendricks, a the education and public student at SAIS this fall. mounted until one day, former Lynx linebacker, is engagement coordinator at I’m excited to start work while Zack was setting a two-time winner of the the Los Angeles Museum of and hang out with Katie all up bear traps in order to Most Valuable Player of the the Holocaust. at the same time!” capsize the Elwes, his own Year award in the Central Meredith Cavin recently This summer Pam Palmer boat, Heartbreaks and Hand European Football League returned from two years in was awarded a Peggy Grenades, began taking on (CEFL). Desmond is a Nigeria, where she worked Browning Fellowship to so much water that his dog/ linebacker for the Ljubljana in the economic section of work in Washington, DC, fi rst mate, Newman, was Silverhawks in Slovenia. The the U.S. Embassy. She has in the area of labor and nearly completely submerged. CEFL is a regional American been interning for the State employment discrimination It turned out the leak was Football league that includes Department’s Global Health law. “Because of this caused by a big hole in the clubs from Serbia, Slovenia, Initiative in Washington, internship I participated in middle of the boat, which Hungary, Turkey and DC, and plans to begin her two rallies (Veterans Pay Zack had stuffed with 14 Austria. master’s in Public Policy at Grades and the Violence rolls of toilet paper to fi x. If Colin Cox made the the University of Minnesota Against Women Act) on anyone knows how to fi x a South Texas Law Review this fall. Capitol Hill. I received the boat hole, or has an extra at South Texas College Megan McDonald recently Oliver Hill Scholarship, boat that Zack could use/ of Law. “My best friend, accepted a position with which is awarded to one live on, please contact him! Christian Dewhurst, also Merrill Lynch in New York second-year law student. made the Law Review. We City. I was also awarded the met at Rhodes and have Cybil Covic and Dave Carol Woody Scholarship 2009 remained best friends since Huntzinger ’08 celebrated from the Women’s Studies Rebecca Bates is now our freshman year. We are their wedding in Memphis, Department from the working in the digital also fortunate in that we June 23, 2012. College of William & editorial department at get to argue together on John Nichols recently Mary. I was accepted into a Architectural Digest. She a moot court team this completed the Teach For prestigious professional law was formerly an editorial fall. Rhodes forges lasting America program in Chicago association, the I’Anson- assistant at Random House. friendships and relationships, and is returning to Memphis Hoffman American Inn of On May 12, 2012, and I thought that was news as an English instructor Court.” Jasmine Medley received worth reporting to Rhodes at the Soulsville Charter Amanda Hoeffken her master of Public Service magazine.” School. recently graduated from degree from the University Lucas Warth and Morgan Heather George recently Saint Louis University of Arkansas Clinton School Jane Mischer celebrated their completed the Teach For with a master of Public of Public Service. She is wedding with family and America program and is Health in Epidemiology the third Rhodes alum to friends in Colorado, Aug. 11, beginning a master of Public and Biostatistics. “I also complete that program. 2012. Administration degree at fi nished an internship Meredith Reynolds Columbia University. through the Siteman Cancer

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Class Notes2.indd 24 10/11/12 3:48 PM Class Notes Center, which is part of Program at NYU Steinhardt. with M&T Bank. Andy McGeoch has secured the Washington University Ellen Rast and Griffi n Hunter Chandler a job in Washington, DC, as School of Medicine.” Morrisson ’08 married graduated with a MBA from a staff assistant at the U.S. June 9, 2012, in Columbia, the College of Charleston Chamber of Commerce. He’s SC. Rhodes graduates in in August. He recently looking forward to getting 2011 attendance included Ronnie accepted a job offer to serve out of his aunt’s basement and Reporter: Grace Weil White ’10, Andrew Holt ’09, as the replenishment analyst getting his own apartment [email protected] Sammie Wicks ’10, Rebekah at Gildan Activewear in closer to downtown. William Polan, who Pykosh, Jordy Feldman, Charleston. Marie Kyle has accepted joined the Peace Corps after Sarah Mitchell ’10 and Brittany Lawnin is a job at Vanderbilt as a graduation, is currently Sara Bowen. Ellen will be employed as a youth worker clinical trials associate in the stationed in Azerbaijan. He working as a senior court at Depelchin Children’s Department of Psychiatry. formed a softball league clerk in the Family Division Center in its residential “I’ll be doing autism research, with the local children, and of Olmsted County Court treatment center. which is something I’ve had the Alumni Offi ce sent him in Rochester, MN. Jami King recently started a long-term interest in.” some “jerseys” (white Rhodes Kelly Prak has been a new job with a NGO in Jordan Harms has T-shirts) for the team. working to earn her master’s rural Honduras, working as a accepted an internship at the Tyler Turner received a in Urban Education through brigade assistant for medical Woodrow Wilson Center in master’s degree in Education Union University as well brigades that come down to Washington, DC, for the as working as a third grade from Harvard University. do development work within 2012-13 academic year. He teacher at Cornerstone Megan Cleary moved to the local community. Prior to is working on the center’s Prep-Lester Campus in Washington, DC, and has that, she had been teaching Cold War History Project. Binghampton. been working as a fi nancial math at a bilingual school in After completing this Upon completing a year of analyst at Control Risks Honduras. internship, Jordan will begin teaching ESL in Memphis Group since October 2011. Jessica Cowan is studying graduate study next fall at at Lausanne School and Lakeya McGill recently in the University of Southern Georgetown University in the DeNeuville Learning California’s Postsecondary International Studies with a completed the NIH-funded Carly Agre Center, recently Administration and Student concentration on Russia. Postbaccalaureate Research embarked on an English Affairs program. Jake Groves has been Education Program at teaching job in Chile. Nate Mahoney and Lily selected a Fulbright Virginia Commonwealth Rachel Hickey began Elfrink ’10 married June student grantee for 2012- University. This fall she a Ph.D. program in 2, 2012, in St. Louis, and 13, working through the began a Ph.D. in Clinical Biomedical Sciences at St. Psychology at University of celebrated with many English Teaching Assistant Louis University in July. fellow Rhodes alumni. Maryland, Baltimore County. Eric Dailey is entering program in Russia, where he Congratulations! Katja Zurcher started his second year as an is teaching English language After completing an a MFA creative writing English Language Arts courses at a university. In internship with Speedway program at Columbia teacher and grade level addition, he is researching Children’s Charities at Texas University this fall. She is chair at KIPP Blytheville Russian folk music, Motor Speedway in June, also excited to announce College Preparatory School exploring its potential as a Grace Weil accepted an offer that her short story “The in Blytheville, AR. Eric means of cultural exchange. to serve as marketing and Garden” was scheduled to be is proud to share that published in the September his students made the outreach coordinator at issue of The Writing Disorder. most gains in English on Hope House in Memphis After spending the past the MAP (Measures of through Americorps VISTA. year in New York City, Liz Academic Progress) test, Moak has returned South with 75% of the fi fth- 2012 to attend Mississippi State, graders growing two full Elizabeth Tomlinson was where she will be getting her academic years in Language awarded a U.S. Department master’s in Counseling and (highest percentage in of State’s Critical Language Educational Psychology. the KIPP Delta School Scholarship to study in Jess Straus is working in district). Moreover, 90% of Russia last summer. She was public relations at the San Eric’s fi fth-graders scored among the approximately 631 Antonio Museum of Art. profi cient or advanced on out of more than 5,200 U.S. For the past year Meghan the state literacy exam! students who received the Wilcox has been working Currently living in scholarship to study Arabic, as the database collections Manhattan, Kristen Griffi n Azerbaijani, Bangla/Bengali, assistant at the Brooks is working as a sales assistant Chinese, Hindi, Korean, Museum. This fall, she is for Country Living magazine. Indonesian, Japanese, Persian, attending the Visual Arts Robert McMillan moved to Punjabi, Russian, Turkish or Administration Master’s Buffalo, NY, to start a job Urdu languages.

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Class Notes2.indd 25 10/11/12 3:49 PM In Memoriam ’37 Katrina McCall Flowers being transferred to Danville historic role in the fi rst years grandchildren and numerous of Memphis, March 10, in 1961. He founded of desegregation in Arkansas, great-grandchildren. 2012. Active in several civic Sherwood House Furniture when she volunteered ’44 Louise Clarke organizations, she was a in 1969 and was president of and was selected as one Bowles of Houston, May long-standing member of the company at the time of of two teachers to begin 20, 2012, in San Antonio, First Baptist Church, where his death. A member of First integration of the Stuttgart TX. She was active in the she was active for many Presbyterian Church, he school system at Holman Southern Garden Club, the years in the singles ministry, was the widower of Jo Meux Elementary. She was a Tanglewood Garden Club W.M.U. and the Radio Bible Perry. He leaves two sons, member of First Presbyterian and the Daughters of the Class. The widow of James two granddaughters, fi ve Church of Stuttgart, where American Revolution, John Earl Flowers, she leaves great-grandchildren and two over the years she sang in McKnitt Alexander Chapter. two daughters, a son, seven step-grandchildren. the choir, taught Sunday She was a member of Christ grandchildren, several great- ’40 Fredrika Moore school and served as an Church Cathedral, where grandchildren, a sister and Stevenson of Memphis, elder and deacon. The she served on the Altar two brothers. July 6, 2012. Active widow of William Martin Guild for many years. She ’38 Rebecca Laughlin in numerous civic and Moorhead ’41, to whom she learned to scuba dive at age Sherman of Memphis, Aug. cultural organizations, she was married for 47 years, 65, and in her late 80s, could 3, 2012. She served on the was a member of Second she leaves a daughter, Ellen still recite the opening lines Rhodes President’s Council Presbyterian Church, where Moorhead Fennell ’72; four of the Iliad in ancient Greek. and was a member of the she was an honorary life grandchildren, including The widow of Albert Morse selection committee for the member of the Women Sarah Beth Larson ’97 and Bowles, her husband of 60 Charles R. and Rebecca of Church and was active Henry W. Murphy ’98; and years, she leaves a daughter, L. Sherman Scholarship for many years in Bible two great-grandchildren. two sons, fi ve grandchildren Fund at Rhodes. Active Study Fellowship and ’42 Virginia Ann Gates of and a sister. in numerous civic Community Bible Study. Memphis, June 5, 2012. She ’44 Ruth Wright Conn of organizations, she was The widow of Dr. Edward taught at Bruce Elementary Memphis, June 8, 2012. chairman of the Junior Newton Stevenson, she for several years, then served A charter member of League’s Art Education leaves three daughters, fi ve as a director of religious Broadmoor Baptist Church, program in the Memphis grandchildren and one great- education before changing she leaves her husband of 68 City Schools, a member of grandchild. her career to social work. years, Louis Daniel Conn, the Woman’s Exchange and ’41 Elvin Elizabeth Holder She worked at the Summer who was her high school a founding member of the Little of Chapel Hill, NC, Avenue Mental Health sweetheart, a daughter, two Memphis Symphony League. June 3, 2012. After raising Center and taught at the sons, six grandchildren and She co-chaired the Maid her children, she received a UT School of Social Work three great-grandchildren. of Cotton contest for 10 master’s degree in Education from 1968-89, when she ’45 Carolyn Prewitt “Tilly” years, served on the board from UNC-Greensboro retired. She taught herself Bell of Memphis, June of the Porter-Leath Home and was a teacher in the Russian after retirement 14, 2012. She worked for and volunteered at the Mary Greensboro Public Schools and translated letters for many years as a secretary Galloway Retirement Home. for 25 years. She attended Russian citizens who were for J.C. Bradford & Co. She also was active in the Holy Trinity Episcopal linked to families in the and subsequently in the Memphis Brooks Women’s Church for more than 40 U.S. She participated in English department at the League, the Noel Club and years and participated in the Each One Teach One University of Memphis. She the Tuesday Study Club. Church Circle and the Altar program, was active in St. was a lifelong member of St. Actively involved at Second Guild. She was a member of Anne’s Catholic Church on Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral. Presbyterian Church, where the Greensboro Symphony Highland and was a member The widow of P.W. Bell she was a member of the Guild and an avid of the Tuesday Ladies Group Jr., she leaves a son, three Altar Guild, she was the genealogist. The widow of at Overton Park. grandchildren, a brother and widow of Charles Robert Prescott Manning Little, she ’43 William M. “Whip” several nieces nephews. Sherman ’35, to whom she leaves two daughters, two Kennedy of McComb, MS, ’45 Ann James Weldon of was married for 66 years. sons, 10 grandchildren and May 15, 2012. He practiced Memphis, April 25, 2012. She leaves four nephews, a two great-grandchildren. dentistry for 50 years after Active in the community, niece, 10 great-nephews and ’41 Marion Hughes Dickson fi rst serving as a captain in she was a founding member nieces and 12 great-great- Moorhead of Little Rock, the U.S. Air Force. He was of Our Home and Garden nephews and -nieces. AR, June 9, 2012. She an avid runner, hence the Club, Les Passees, the ’40 Charles Perry of began her more than 30- nickname “Whip.” The Woman’s Exchange and Danville, VA, June 7, 2012. year teaching vocation in widower of Jan Williams Madonna Circle. She was He was manager of Rhodes the Memphis City Schools, Kennedy ’43, he leaves a member of St. Louis Furniture Company in the then in the Stuttgart, AR, his wife, Joan Ferrell Catholic Church, as well southeastern stores prior to school system. She played a Kennedy, fi ve daughters, 11 as Fleur de Lis and the St.

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Class Notes2.indd 26 10/11/12 3:49 PM In Memoriam Louis Guild. Also active fi rst for the Travelers Aid Worth, TX, June 29, 2012. He retired with the rank in the Republican Party, Society of Memphis, then by A member of the 2nd Air of consul general of the she served as women’s co- the Shelby County Offi ce of Commandos Group During United States. He was a loyal chairman and was appointed the Tennessee Department World War II, he fl ew the member of Mountain View to the Shelby County of Public Welfare, where “hump” in C47s for two years, Presbyterian Church. The Election Commission, she was the head of the earning three Air Medals and widower of Frances Dobbs, serving 18 years. She was Child Welfare Division. a Distinguished Flying Cross. he leaves his wife, Agnes the fi rst woman to hold After marrying and moving He worked for American Dobbs; two daughters; two the position of chairman. to Kosciusko, MS, she Hospital & Life Insurance grandchildren; and a brother. The widow of William worked as a social worker at Co., then World Service ’51 Edward “Ted” Benedict K. “Tag” Weldon, she Montfort Jones Memorial Life Insurance Co. as a sales Fox Jr. of Hot Springs leaves two daughters, seven Hospital. In August 2011, agent, then at the home Village, AR, July 13, 2012. grandchildren, seven great- she moved from Kosciusko offi ce as the public relations He worked in insurance and grandchildren and two to Kettering, OH, to be director. He was later in investments, retiring in brothers. closer to family. A member promoted to vice president 1995 from Duncan-Williams ’46 Hugh Howard Crawford of First Presbyterian Church of corporate services. He Inc. He leaves his wife, of Palm Springs, CA, Oct. of Kosciusko, she was the became interested in magic Jane Swaim Fox ’53, three 25, 2009. A plastic surgeon, widow of John Reeves. She while in the service, and later daughters, a son, several he served as a fi eld surgeon leaves a brother and six performed on a local live grandchildren and great- with the Marine Corps nieces and nephews. magic variety television show. grandchildren and a sister. during the Korean War and ’48 Mae Jean Igou Roberts The widower of Betty Bynum ’51 Florence Wade Haverty volunteered for two civilian of Little Rock, AR, June Utter ’46, to whom he was of Collierville, TN, April tours of duty in Vietnam, 3, 2012. She volunteered married for 49 years, he 20, 2012. She was an active caring for wounded soldiers. at schools and at Trinity leaves a son and a grandson. craftswoman and supporter A pioneer in hand trauma Episcopal Cathedral and ’50 Randolph Alexander of many charities, including and reconstruction surgery, served as president of the “Ray” Ashley Jr. of Memphis, St. George’s and Le Bonheur. he set up his fi rst medical Arkansas Dental Auxiliary. July 2, 2012. A native of The widow of Robert practice in Norfolk, VA. She was also a master Dyersburg, TN, he served Thomas Haverty Jr. ’50, she In 1969, he opened a new gardener. The widow of in the U.S. Army Air Corps leaves two daughters, a sister practice in Orange County, Dr. Charles T. Roberts, she and was discharged in 1947. and a granddaughter. CA, where he practiced leaves two daughters, a son, He practiced law in his ’52 M. Robert Aborn of until his retirement in 1996. six grandchildren and eight hometown beginning in Rutland, VT, May 27, 2012. He leaves his partner of 25 great-grandchildren 1952, when he joined the Professor emeritus of music years, Patrick Daltroff, a ’49 Mary Elizabeth “Betty” family law fi rm founded at Castleton State College, he sister, seven nieces, four Hood Lightfoot of Memphis, by his father in 1903, now was a leading authority on nephews and several cousins, July 17, 2012. After college, known as Ashley, Ashley and Antonin Dvorak. In January including Karl B. Rhea Sr. she moved to Atlanta and Arnold. From 1974-76 he 1960, he became chairman ’53 and Karl B. Rhea Jr. ’83. earned a LL.B. degree from served as Tennessee attorney of the music department at ’47 Ann Dudley “Duddie” Atlanta Law School. During general. He was known for Castleton, where he remained Lalley of Lutherville, MD, World War II she served as mentoring young lawyers until his retirement in July 26, 2012. She had lived a second lieutenant in the and encouraging their 2001. His Castleton Festival in Ruxton and Owings Mills, Women’s Army Auxiliary interests in consumer affairs Chorus included students, MD. After college, she took Corps. After the war, she and the environment, among faculty and staff, alumni a job in a laboratory at Johns worked in various jobs, other areas. He leaves his and fellow musicians from Hopkins Hospital. She later including as a secretary wife of 58 years, Betty Sue throughout Vermont and volunteered at and was a for Memphis Mayor E.H. Volz Ashley, two daughters, beyond. In 1996, he was longtime board member of Crump, in public relations fi ve grandsons and a sister. named the Vermont State Keswick Multi-Care Center, for The Peabody hotel ’50 Theodore “Ted” Burrell College Faculty Fellow. In and volunteered with the and in legal roles at the Dobbs of Las Vegas, NV, addition to his wife of 58 Junior League of Baltimore. University of Tennessee Feb. 24, 2012. He served years, Natalie Levin Aborn, A communicant of St. and Tall Trees. She was the as a Marine during the he leaves a daughter and four Thomas Episcopal Church widow of Clyde Lightfoot. invasion of Korea, coming grandchildren. in Owings Mills, she was ’49 Robert Hal Stanbery of under fi re during the Inchon ’52 Joann Ballou Farrar of the widow of John S. Lalley Parker, CO, Oct. 11, 2011. landing. He subsequently Memphis, July 22, 2012. A Sr. She leaves a daughter, a A Presbyterian minister, he served in the Presidential lifetime member of Christ son, fi ve grandchildren and a leaves his wife of 59 years, Honor Guard, and after United Methodist Church, great-grandson. Margaret Brush Stanbery; completion of his military she was the widow of Ernest ’48 Nancy Robinson Reeves two sons, including Alex Hal service, joined the State “Buddy” W. Farrar. She of Kettering, OH, April 20, Stanbery ’76; a daughter; Department Foreign Service, leaves a daughter, a son and 2012. In Memphis, she was and four grandchildren. where he began his career a grandson. employed as a social worker, ’49 Robert O. Utter of Ft. as a diplomatic courier. ’52 Jacqueline Roland

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Weigand of Wiesbaden, six grandchildren, two grandchildren, a great- in the Church Health Germany, Feb. 7, 2012. step-grandsons, a great- granddaughter and a brother. Center/Hope and Healing After graduation, she won granddaughter and two ’55 Margaret Carter Jones Ministry in Memphis, and a scholarship to study in brothers. Pingree of Shelburne, VT, then served as interim Salzburg, Austria, where she ’55 R. Roy Coats Jr. of July 1, 2012. She studied president of Memphis lived and studied for two Ithaca, NY, June 25, 2012. A language, the arts, music, Theological Seminary years. After a brief time back physician, he and his family and enjoyed traveling. Her for nearly three years. He in the U.S., she decided to worked in medical mission adopted city was Paris. One later served as minister of go back and live and work hospitals in India and Nepal of her last trips was her Christian Development for the USO, performing until 1968. In 1970, he dream, taking her three at Emmanuel UMC in in shows and singing in joined Surgical Associates of children to Paris with her. Memphis, and fi nally as churches in that part of Ithaca. After retiring from She leaves a daughter, two associate minister at Forest Europe. She studied painting surgical practice, he was sons, seven grandchildren, Hills UMC in Nashville, and became a noted portrait the fi rst medical director four great-grandchildren and TN. He leaves his wife painter in Germany. She of Hospicare of Ithaca, a brother. of almost 55 years, Patsy was the widow of Wolfgang where he “really learned the ’56 David M. Hilliard Ruth Hearon Hilliard, two Weigand. compassion of being a caring Jr. of Franklin, TN, July daughters, two sons and six ’54 Sandol Battle Douglas health professional.” An 26, 2012. An ordained grandchildren. Patteson of Knoxville, active member of St. Paul’s minister in the United ’56 John Elder Mays of TN, May 4, 2012. She United Methodist Church, Methodist Church-Memphis Blairsville, GA, July 7, 2012. had been employed as along with numerous local Conference for 40 years, he After serving four years of a fl ight attendant for and worldwide organizations, held pastorates in Kentucky active duty with the U.S. Delta Airlines and a third he leaves his wife, Alma Selle and Tennessee and served Naval Air Reserve as an grade math teacher at Coats, a daughter, a son and as district superintendent Airborne CIC offi cer, he St. George’s Day School, six grandchildren. of the Paducah District joined his in-laws in their Germantown, TN. She ’55 Ann Gill Daniel of until his retirement retail jewelry business in was a member of Sequoyah Raleigh, NC, Dec. 25, 2011. from active ministry Jonesboro, AR. He enjoyed Hills Presbyterian Church She lived in Memphis most in 1999. He was elected a 32-year career in higher and was a participant in of her life, until 2009, when a representative to the education, serving as the several Bible studies as well she moved to Raleigh to be Southeastern Jurisdictional senior development offi cer as Bible Study Fellowship. closer to family. A devout Conference four times, and at four colleges: Arkansas She leaves her husband of 55 Catholic, she was the widow representative to the General College, Oglethorpe years, James Sloane Patteson of Rad H. Daniel. She Conference three times. University, Catawba College III, a daughter, three sons, leaves three daughters, six After retirement, he worked and Tusculum College.

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Class Notes2.indd 28 10/11/12 3:50 PM In Memoriam Upon his retirement from Pritchartt Swinney ’84, and defense electronics engineer he was active in optics Tusculum College in 1999 three grandchildren. at Tracor in Austin, TX. In education, especially giving as senior vice president for ’59 William Warner Ford of later life he joined the Peace presentations to groups of College Relations, he and Helena, AR, June 17, 2012. Corps and taught college young people, demonstrating his wife moved to Blairsville. An ordained Presbyterian and high school math and the principles of science. He received an honorary minister, he served churches physics in the Republic of He leaves his wife of 28 Doctor of Humane Letters in New York City, Tennessee, Kiribati. After his retirement years, Carolyn Wenk; a degree from Arkansas Alabama, Pennsylvania, he lived in Conroe, TX, daughter; his mother, Lillian College the Trustee Award Kentucky, Mississippi and and Decatur. He leaves his Goodman; a sister; and two from Catawba College, and Arkansas. After he retired in wife, Teboota Tabaa; three brothers. Tusculum College named 1997, he was pulpit supply daughters, including Sarah ’73 Jerry W. Crick of the Development Offi ce pastor for First Presbyterian Gotschall ’91; a grandchild; Birmingham, AL, April 22, in his honor. An elder in Church and frequently a sister, Ann Gotschall Sharp 2012. the Mountain Presbyterian fi lled the pulpit at St. John’s ’72; and two brothers. ’73 Jerry Lynn Shenep Church, he was a founding Episcopal Church, both ’65 Herbert Lynn Parsons of Germantown, TN, July member of the Community in Helena, AR. He leaves of Bellefontaine, OH, May 26, 2012. He was the chief Council of the Georgia his wife of 47 years, Diana 11, 2012. A physician, he medical information offi cer Mountain Research and Rhodes Ford ’59, a daughter served in the military as at St. Jude Children’s Education Center. He and a son. chief of surgery and chief Research Hospital and a leaves his wife of 55 years, ’61 Joseph Peter Cavallo of hospital services at the professor of Pediatrics at Nancy Clements Mays ’57, of Memphis, July 2, U.S. Air Force Hospital of the University of Tennessee a daughter, two sons, fi ve 2012. An educator in the the Air Training Command Health Science Center. grandchildren, a great- Memphis City Schools and in Columbus, MS. He He was listed in the Best grandchild and a brother. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical was a general surgeon who Doctors in America for ’56 Francis Fairley Wooley University, he retired practiced in Mississippi, Pediatric Infectious Diseases of Summerdale, AL, April from the industrial supply Tennessee, Kentucky from 1998-2012. A member 1, 2012. The widow of T.C. business in Jacksonville, FL. and Ohio and worked at of Faith Presbyterian Wooley, she leaves a daughter, He spent his lifetime devoted Mary Rutan Hospital in Church, he leaves his wife, a son, four grandchildren to mentoring his niece and Bellefontaine. He was a life Mary Ann Shenep, and twin and a sister, Nancy nephew in North Carolina. member of the Amateur daughters. McWilliams ’54. ’63 Benjamin Crawford Trapshooting Association ’78 Lauren Douglas “Doug” ’58 John N. Kopsinis of Jr. of Atlanta, July 27, 2012. and committed much of Shelton of Memphis, June Hattiesburg, MS, April After graduation, he began his time to preserving the 16, 2012. The owner of a 28, 2012. He served in his career at J.P. Stevens Inc. memory and legacy of his CPA practice for more than the Marines and was an in Greensboro, NC, and late father, who was one 25 years, he was a member attorney for 35 years. He then at West Point Pepperell of the greatest exhibition of Germantown Baptist leaves his wife, Patricia R. Inc. in West Point, GA, shooters of all time. He Church. He leaves his wife of Kopsinis, fi ve daughters, 12 from 1965-78. In 1978 he leaves two daughters, twin 31 years, Debra W. Shelton, grandchildren and nine began a 23-year career with grandsons and a brother. a daughter, son, a grandson great-grandchildren. General Time Corp., fi rst in ’68 Daudet Johnston and his mother. ’58 Paul Waddell Pritchartt Gadsden, AL, and then in Schreurs of Hot Springs, ’97 John “Matt” Wohlfarth of Spartanburg, SC, July Athens and Norcross, GA. AR, July 16, 2012. She of Woodbridge, VA, May 21, 2012. An Episcopal He served as director and worked as an elementary 18, 2012. He was employed priest, he served parishes in then vice president of human schoolteacher. A member for 10 years as a research Tennessee, South Carolina, resources, and later as vice of First United Methodist analyst at ANSER, training Virginia, Georgia and Texas, president and plant manager, Church, she leaves her the National Guard i n retiring in Spartanburg. and then vice president husband, Jerry Schreurs, antiterrorism simulations. The family spent summers of manufacturing. Upon three daughters, two sons, He leaves his wife, Sonja in Linville, NC, where he retirement in 2001, he began three grandchildren and two Johnson ’00; his mother, was a guest of four decades several years of volunteer brothers. Georgia Stanton; and in the pulpit at All Saints work with Habitat for ’69 Douglas Seymore brother, Andy Wohlfarth ’00. Mission. He had also been a Humanity and the Atlanta Goodman of Memphis, May, ’11 William Francis Bruce guest preacher in Edinburgh, Tool Bank. He leaves his 14, 2012. He enjoyed a of Baton Rouge, LA, August Scotland, as well as St. Paul’s wife of 27 years, Catherine B. successful research career 2012. A cum laude graduate Cathedral, London, and Crawford, a son, a stepson, a in optical physics—at IBM who majored in Art, he was the American Cathedral in sister and two brothers. in New York state, Polaroid also a member of ODK, the Paris. The widower of Dale ’65 Robert E. “Bob” in Boston and at Corning national leadership fraternity. Smith Pritchartt, to whom Gotschall of Decatur, GA, Tropel in Rochester, where He leaves his parents, he was married for 56 years, June 30, 2012. He worked he was senior scientist. In Michael and Louise Bruce, he leaves two daughters, as a seismic processor for the latter part of his career, and several family members. including Elizabeth DSI in Houston and as a before retiring in 2007,

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ur students’ passion for learning Ois matched by the passion for giving from our alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends. We express our deepest gratitude to all who sustain Rhodes College with their fi nancial investments.

The new West Village residence hall quadrangle

Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 1 10/11/12 3:55 PM The Benefactors’ Circle The Benefactors’ Circle in the Cloister of Palmer Hall includes the names of those who have made historic commitments to Rhodes.

Connie and Dunbar Abston Napoleon♦ and Marie Cordes Hill♦ Carol W. and James H. Prentiss♦ Emily P.♦ and Emerson A. Alburty♦ Hazel M.♦ and Ralph C. Hon♦ Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust Lucille Hamer ’48 and Robert W. Amis The Hyde Family Foundations Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea♦ ’48 Margaret R. Hyde ’34♦ Josie♦ and Julian Robertson ARAMARK Corporation Dorothy C. King♦ Patricia K. and Charles W. Robertson, Jr. Ann Pridgen ’47 and Edgar H. Bailey ’65 The Kresge Foundation Paul Barret, Jr. ’46♦ Martha R.♦ and James D. Robinson♦ E. H. Little♦ Walter D. Bellingrath♦ Jac C. Ruffi n ’41♦ Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr. Carolyn♦ and Winton Blount♦ James F. Ruffi n♦ Edward C. Martin, Jr. ’41♦ Corella Allen♦ and Bertram F. Bonner♦ J. S.♦ and Jan S. Seidman Virginia♦ and Robert♦ McCallum L. Palmer Brown, III ’30♦ Leone W.♦ and P. K. Seidman♦ Harry B. McCoy, Jr.♦ Neville Frierson Bryan ’58 and John H. Cindy L. and John C. Sites ’74 Bryan ’58 Mabel M. and Phillip H. McNeill Jeannette Spann ’30♦ Joyce A. Mollerup and Robert H. Pamela and William Michaelcheck ’69 Buckman James A. Thomas III ’62♦ Judith Deavenport ’56 and Frank M. Stanley J.♦ and Mertie W. Buckman♦ Mitchener, Jr. Terry E. Westbrook ’66♦ Valerie S. and Glenn C. Burgess Axson Brown and Bryan Morgan Mary Wilson White♦ Catherine♦ and A. K. Burrow♦ Lillian♦ and Morrie Moss♦ The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Christine Barham Caruthers♦ Bruce K. and Harold F. Ohlendorf ’31♦ Dorothy♦ and Kemmons♦ Wilson Rachel M.♦ and S. DeWitt Clough♦ Catherine♦ and Edmund Orgill♦ Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 Joseph and Irene Leatherman Orgill Marjorie ’39♦ and Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 Weetie and Harry Phillips, Sr.♦

Linda and Mike Curb The Plough Foundation ♦In memoriam The Day Foundation William B. Dunavant, Jr. Sarah M.♦ and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.♦ ’26 The Ford Foundation Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51♦ and Arthur Fulmer Allison and Thomas M. Garrott Alfred C. Glassell ’11♦ Boyce♦ and Cecil M. Gooch♦ The Hassell Family♦ of Clifton, Tennessee

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 2 10/11/12 3:55 PM The Charles E. Diehl Society Randall R. Rhea ’77, President The Charles E. Diehl Society is named for Charles E. Diehl, who served as college president from 1917-49. The Society recognizes individuals who have provided generous fi nancial support for the operation of the college as well as leadership, loyalty and expertise throughout the year. Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71* Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 Endowed Circle Barry D. Johnson ’83 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Merry Moore Susanna Yarbrough Johnson James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Erich A. Mounce P’15 of the Charles E. Herbert Linville ’50 Meg Thomas Crosby ’92 Marla S. Mounce P’15 John Palmer Scott J. Crosby Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 Diehl Society Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Sharon Solomito Davidson* R. Clayton Murphy P’15 Randall R. Rhea ’77* William V. Davidson ’62, P’94* Craig W. Murray ’69, P’92, P’03 To ensure Rhodes’ continuing fi nancial Klaus T. Said P’14 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Meepsie Murray P’92, P’03 strength, unrestricted endowment Laura C. Said P’14 David B. DuBard ’88 James E. Newman gifts can be made to fund perpetual Carole Pearson Troutt Joe M. Duncan ’63 Jennifer Worsham Newman ’73 memberships in the Charles E. Diehl William E. Troutt Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Ann O’Donnell Society. These unrestricted gifts may Debby Wallace Laila Adams Eckels ’71 James A. O’Donnell ’74 be either current or deferred or some John M. Wallace, III ’75 Richard H. Eckels ’70 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91* combination of the two. They are Rebecca Webb Wilson Charles Evans P’15, P’15 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12* recognized with membership in the Spence L. Wilson Jane Porter Feild P’96 Joe Bob Perkins P’12* Endowed Circle. Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52, P’96 Gregory A. Peters ’82 Diehl Society Sustainer C. Kevin Garland ’90 Tess Peters Connie Abston Sherrill Cameron Garland ’90 John R. Pharis ’67 Endowed Dunbar Abston, Jr. Deirdre Giblin Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15* Carol Piplar Barton P’92 Evelyn Gossum W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15* Guarantors James H. Barton P’92 R. Sann Gossum ’86 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Mr.^ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ’62 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 Jason T. Greene ’91 A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 Stratton H. Bull, Jr. ’74 Michelle Long Greene ’91 Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ’84 John H. Coats ’75 Morgan D. Grigsby ’10 Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Members of the Pamela Coats Thomas B. Harris P’12 Chris Sanders Kelty Crain P’11 Kathy Lynn Hayek ’81 W. Reid Sanders Charles E. Diehl Rogers L. Crain P’11 C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Charlaine Harris Schulz ’73 John Albert Fogarty P’13* Charlotte Hill Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Society Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13* Dana Bradley Holt P’09 Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 Barbara Howell Hamilton ’51, GP’02 Rita Louise Holt P’09 Brenda Schilly Smith Members of the Charles E. Diehl Ralph S. Hamilton GP’02 Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77* Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Society provide annual unrestricted Camille Tanner Jones Elizabeth P. Johnson P’14 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 gifts. Membership levels in the Society W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Ethan W. Johnson P’14 Stephen A. Staid ’92 are Philanthropists ($100,000 or Joyce S. Lacerte P’13 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. M. Gray Stevens ’82 more), Guarantors ($50,000 or more), Lawrence J. Lacerte P’13 Doreen M. Kelly P’12 Betty Wood Storrs ’53 Fellows ($25,000 or more), Benefactors Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Gary Allan King P’13 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77* ($15,000 or more), Sustainers ($10,000 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Thomas D. Sullivan* or more) and Patrons ($5,000 or more). J. Stephen Martin P’08 A. Dale Ledbetter ’64 Janet Graf Tate For alumni who have not yet celebrated L. Allen Reynolds ’60 Bruce R. LeForce ’81 S. Shepherd Tate ’39 their tenth reunion, membership is Jocelyn Rudner GP’07 Charlotte A. LeForce Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 offered at a reduced amount. Gifts William B. Rudner GP’07 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Elizabeth Louise Todd ’73 refl ecting an increase to a higher level John Joseph Sherman P’09 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Henry D. Varnell, Jr. are marked with an asterisk. Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Cindy Lynn Sites Robert H. Madigan P’15 Jenna Goodloe Wade Diehl Society Guarantor John C. Sites ’74 Debby Makris John P. Wade Two Anonymous Donors James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Robert R. Waller GP’12 Suzanne Mallory Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Diehl Society Fellow W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 P’12 Diehl Society Patron Jo Maxwell David D. Watts ’63 Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Janet Watts J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Madison Moore Agee ’99 Claude M. McCord, Jr.* Joy Brown Wiener ’42 Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51* Russel L. Wiener ’42 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Jack R. Blair Mary McCallum McDonnell William H. Wilcox William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Kathleen D. Blair Michael McDonnell Grace Morris Williamson ’57 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 John H. Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85 James E. McGehee, Jr. George Villere Young P’13* Cathy Rollins P’13 John H. Bryan, III ’83 Mabel McCall McNeill P’96 Sarah Chesser Young P’13* Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Louise Comiskey Bryan Phillip H. McNeill P’96 Two Anonymous Donors Neville Frierson Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85 J. Michael Millis P’11 Diehl Society Benefactor Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’47 Janet C. Millis P’11 ^In Memoriam James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89* C. W. Butler, III ’63 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 P – Parent Tanya Coleman Augustine* Joan Davis Butler Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 GP – Grandparent Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71* Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Fred Montesi, III P’06 Judith Campbell Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 3 10/11/12 4:15 PM The Red and Black Society Margaret Chambers Campbell ’04, James B. Golden, III ’85, Hafford C. Porter, II ’08, Co-Chairs Members of The Red and Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For alumni who have not yet celebrated their tenth reunion, membership is offered at a reduced amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Red and Black Society Partner Matthew D. Marcotte ’99 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Robert A. James, Jr. ’91* Carole L. Branyan ’67 Kimberly A. Martin P’14* Barbara Lesh Borleske ’68 Julia Katherine Jardine ’07 Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79* William D. Martin P’14* Stephen G. Borleske Bridget Jensen Ralph A. Carl ’75* George Stephen Mason, Jr. P’13* Laura Keever Brimberry ’89 Derren Dee Johnson P’12 Roy L. Greenlee Kym Freeman Mason P’13* Olin K. Brimberry Erin Stukey Johnson ’73, P’99, P’04 Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52 Forrest S. McCartney Rickman P. Brown ’77 Frederick Alan Johnson P’12 J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73 Ruth Griffi s McCartney ’50 Glenn Burdeaux Warren T. Johnson, Jr. P’99, P’04 Tena Hollingsworth James L. McElroy ’69 Katherine Jackson Bye* Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Justin L. Hugon ’09 Katherine Maddox McElroy ’77 Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Tsutomu Kawazoe ’63 Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Joe McWilliams P’08 Laura Humphreys Call ’05 Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. P’95 James R. Lowe P’98 Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73, P’08 Ryan P. Call ’05 Lynn Stapleton Koch ’83 Alexander J. McKelway ’86 Leila Dell Mischer P’09* R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66* Robert A. Koch Dac Tat Pham P’13 Walter Max Mischer, Jr. P’09* Anne Allain Chadwick P’13 Beverley Turner Krannich ’73 Louis M. Phillips ’76* Margaret Kathleen Morgan ’11* Winslow Joseph Chadwick P’13 Larry Krannich Charles J. Reichelt, Jr.* Christine Nall R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Henry A. Kurtz Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92* Julian C. Nall ’43 Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Andrea Lainhart P’14 Jeff J. Rold P’14* Kaukab Naseer P’15 Deborah Christina Chan ’91* Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Kathleen C. Rold P’14* Molly Newman* Dane S. Ciolino ’85 Berta Radford Laney ’50* Cary G. Rotter* Ginger Nussbaum Wendy D. Ciolino James Thomas Laney* Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87* Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 Jan Bellew Connor P’13* Henry M. Lee, Jr. ’75 Brian F. Sudderth^ ’77 Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13* James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Lynn Reecer Sudderth ’78 Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 Herman Cortes Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 Grace Gabriel Williams ’03 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Sara Stainback Cortes ’98 Helen A. Lilienstern P’13 Suzanne Phelps P’13 E. Ralph Cotham, IV P’84, P’92, Scott A. Lisse P’14* Red and Black Society Senior Catherine E. Phillips P’15 P’94* Tracey L. Lisse P’14* David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Ahad Mahootchi ’88* Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Morris T. Reagan ’60* Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 John L. Malanchuk P’14 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Melody Hokanson Richey Mary Frances Buxton Cotham ’62, Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 Warren A. Richey P’84, P’92, P’94* Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13* Jane Emily Boozalis P’12 Elizabeth Browning Riley P’13* Carla Jane Cox ’73 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13* Steve Theodore Boozalis P’12 Anna Robbins Martha House Crenshaw ’74 James G. McClure ’46 Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 Timothy D. Davis ’87 Marion Dugdale McClure Nancy E. Clary P’01, P’04 Diane Rudner P’07 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Mary Lenore McCormick P’13 John P. Cudahy P’15 Jerry Sanders Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, James T. McDonald, Jr. ’51* Robin R. Cudahy P’15 Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 P’15 Brian S. McGeorge ’95 Cynthia T. Culmo P’12* Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Susan S. McGeorge Mark M. Culmo P’12* Joshua D. Solomon ’00* P’15 Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Michael R. Drompp Harry L. Swinney ’61 Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Wesley N. Meador ’00 Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 John R. Tilton ’67* William Britton Duke, II Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Lois Tilton* James M. Durham ’67 Marilyn Ann Meyers ’64* Kristen Taylor Duncan ’96 Edward O. Uthman ’74 P.J. Marschner Edington Charles S. Mitchell, V ’94* Martha Duncan Margaret Uthman William H. Edington ’67 Elizabeth Ann Mockely P’14* C. Bradford Foster, III ’69, P’98 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93 Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Kenneth John Najder P’13* Susan Hoefer Foster ’69, P’98 Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57 Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 Michelle C. Najder P’13* Russell E. Galloway ’80, P’10, P’15 Andrew W. Watts ’85 Lawrence E. Evans ’65 Jonathan David Nussdorf P’13 Sherry J. Galloway P’10, P’15 Cathy Harper Watts J. Robert Farrell ’71 C. Clark Ogilvie ’91* Margaret Jean Gatz ’66 Lizabeth B. Weaver P’15 Linda K. Farrell Gregory Ott Karen Marie Gehrs ’83 Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, P’15* Ellen Kimbrough Fones P’96 Joseph L. Parrish ’77* Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie ’75 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15* Jere B. Fones ’70, P’96 Sarah Neale Parrish ’79* Trow Gillespie Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Elizabeth Myers Haag ’98 Charles W. Parrott ’83 Debbie Bennett Goss P’10, P’12 Pamela Wild* Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Deborah Parrott John Bradford Goss P’10, P’12 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66* Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89* Sara Helen Goza ’80* Allyson Kennett Williams ’96* A. Elizabeth Headley P’14* Martha Irene Pedersen ’70 Frances Clevenger Henkel ’79 Brett K. Williams ’94* Martin S. Headley P’14* Charles J. Ping ’51 Michael C. Henkel ’79 Kathryn Anne Williams P’11 Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in ’83 Claire Oates Ping ’53 Bradley Neilson Howell, Sr. P’12 Deborah Hewitt Wynne P’07, P’09 Michael D. Hefl in Allyson Hooper Proctor ’87* Sara Jane Howell P’12 Steven Earl Wynne P’07, P’09 Edward C. Hermann ’42 Patrick O. Proctor ’80* Abigail Bateman Hubbell P’13 One Anonymous Donor Katherine M. Hermann Mary Lampton Puckett ’74 Paul Joseph Hubbell, III P’13 Michael E. Hettinger ’68, P’00, P’06 Richard H. Puckett Anne Hixon Huff ’57, P’82 Red and Black Society Associate Terry Carmack Hettinger P’00, P’06 Henrietta Ratcliff Thomas A. Huff ’57, P’82 Bette Joan Ackerman Sally Ann Holmes ’85 James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 Thomas A. Jones ’73* John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Jane M. Horn P’13* Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Shahla Kaukab P’15 Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 Warren B. Horn P’13* Paul O. Roberts Lizabeth Kelley Russell P. Ashford ’83, P’10 Scott P. Howard ’73 Rebecca Ruth Rollins ’85* Andrew L. MacQueen ’87* Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Nancy Cox Howell ’67 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83* Ann Bell^ ’41 Walter B. Howell ’66 Kevin Kirby Ruddock P’12* Elizabeth Malone P’13 William Petus Blalock P’12* James E. Huettner P’14 Marian Morris Ruddock P’12* John Thomas Malone P’13 Cindy Boone P’00 Phyllis C. Huettner P’14 Margaret Bane Schatzman ’79

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 4 10/11/12 4:16 PM Nathan K. Schatzman Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Joyce Dortch Jeanne Grebe P’98 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Kathryn W. Bigler P’15 Richard W. Dortch ’58, P’85 T. Keith Grebe P’98 Lisa B. Singer Mark E. Bigler P’15 Sara Downey P’14* Andrew T. Greer ’07* Ann Crandall Sloan Lori L. Blackmer P’14 John S. Dryman, Jr. ’10* Claiborne B. Gregory, III ’09* C. Hamilton Sloan Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02 Amy F. Dudek Robert C. Grenfell ’75 Burton N. Stodghill ’92 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’94 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Catherine Brown Stodghill ’94 Meredith Ayres Bond ’10 Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Robert Stolar P’15 Suzanne L. Bonefas Jennifer Dufour Casey Jo Hail ’04* Gayle Scott Storey ’70* Peter Boudreaux P’15 James Baldwin Duncan, III Helen Hall Kenwright P’13 Frank B. Thacher, III ’01* Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 John H. Duncan ’11 Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 Dale W. Tremblay P’15 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Alice Ann Dunlap P’12 Carolyn C. Hardy P’13 Sandra C. Tremblay P’15 Julie B. Bowen P’14 Francis Eugene Dunlap, Jr. P’12 Marino Conte Hardy P’13 John W. Tucker ’80 P’13* Jennifer Leigh Brake ’07 David C. Durbin P’15 Marc A. Hautot P’14 Mrs. Laurie Ann Tucker P’13* James E. Brannon ’81 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Deborah Jean Havner P’12 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13 Katharine Farmer Breaux ’99 Christine Ray Eades ’82 Galen Clifford Havner P’12 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Matthew H. Breaux ’99 David L. Eades ’82 Arthur S. Headley P’14 P’13 Chip Brian ’94 Jennifer Fey Edmonds ’68 Carol E. Headley P’14 David Salem Tweel P’13* Nyda Suzanne Brook P’13* Oscar H. Edmonds, III Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Margaret Sloan Tweel P’13* Susan E. Brown P’10 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Matt Hegarty Carolyn Spann Utt P’11 Keith N. Browning P’14 Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11* Alexander S. Heit ’08 William Phillips Utt P’11 Pamela O. Browning P’14 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Susan Dillard Hendrickson ’69 Patricia Louise Walls ’65, P’97 James McDuffi e Bruce, III P’11 Lina H. Elias P’14 William G. Hendrickson ’68 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 Said E. Elias P’14 Kim Baxter Henley ’60, P’88* Richard E. Weiler William C. Buchheit, Jr. ’98 Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Raymond F. Henley ’60, P’88* Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Jo Ann Emery P’12 Jerry D. Heston ’78 Howard C. Westmoreland David Caldwell P’12 Robert Eric Emery P’12 Mary Jennifer Hill ’80 Robert W. Wheeler ’84 Nancy Caldwell P’12 Georgia Wolfe Engwall P’99 John S. Hille ’69, P’97 Christie McDaniel Williams* Elizabeth Babcock Campbell ’08* K. Wyatt Engwall ’69, P’99 Tansill Heslip Hille ’69, P’97 Jane Wittichen Williams ’52 Margaret Chambers Campbell ’04* Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68 Michael J. Hofto P’07, P’10 Kevin H. Williams ’89* Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Robert J. Ennis Nancy T. Hofto P’07, P’10 Mark L. Carlton ’77 Kathleen B. Everett P’15 Dr. Michael Horberg Red and Black Society Member Marsha P. Carlton Ronald G. Everett P’15 Lynn Horton P’14 E. Rucker Agee, Jr. ’91 Donna Casparian Sean C. Evins ’08 Richard A. Horton P’14 Amanda Jones Aghdami ’90 Melissa McCracken Center ’98* Dorothy Ann Johnson Falk ’67* Daniel M. Hougland ’76 Farhad Aghdami Carol Gearhart Champion ’69* Richard S. Falk, Jr.* Amy Farley Howe ’83 Catharine Coleman Alexander ’56 J. Knight Champion, III ’86* Clay T. Farha P’12 R. Davis Howe, Jr. ’83 Benjamin T. Allen P’15 Robert N. Champion* Jamie L. Farha P’12 Lowry H. Howell ’95 Cynthia R. Allen P’15 John S. Cherry, Jr. ’63 Whitney Lynn Faust ’10 Pung-Pung Huang H. William Allen, III ’66 Jonathon Clark ’10* Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 William Hudgins Katherine Willis Allen ’66 Jessica Hayley Cohen ’11 Cynthia Hickman Feltus ’76* John R. Huffman Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Beverly Claire Cole* John Edwin Ferebee P’11 Mary Susan Huffman ’62* Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Frank N. Cole ’75* Susan D. Fernbach P’15 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Mohammad O. Atiq ’10* Stephen H. Cole ’68* Thomas J. Fewox P’12 Leigh Taylor Hughes ’91 Edward R. Atkinson, Jr. ’67 James N. Compton ’71 Toni N. Fewox P’12 Still Hunter, III ’99* Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh ’09* Melanie Craft Compton ’82* Donna Kay Fisher ’71 Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Joseph H. Autry, III ’65 Charles E. Cook, Jr. P’08 Aaron A. Fitzgerald ’10 Mark Nolan Hurley ’82 Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb ’63, P’92 Lucy Gerald Cook P’08 Stephanie Louise Flaniken ’76 Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’59 George W. Awsumb ’61, P’92 Pete Cornish ’62* Deborah Flexner Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Bryan T. Baker ’01* Martha Sue Cornish* Thomas M. Flexner ’76 Betty Wilkinson Isbell ’45, P’74, C. Michelle Baker P’13 Colin L. Cox ’09 Patricia Michele Flynn ’77 GP’07* Jacqueline S. Baker* Jacob T. Cremer ’06 Martha Fogelman Homer L. Isbell P’74, GP’07* William Anderson Baker P’13 Terin Barbas Cremer Robert F. Fogelman Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ’62 G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 Senter Crook ’65 Brian E. Foshee John Jacobus ’62 Marie Farrar Baldree ’85 C. Richard Crosby P’94 Lauren Foshee Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Wynona Gillmore Crosby ’64, P’94 Laura Ann Frase ’82 Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 P’89, P’93 Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Cindy E. Jezek P’15 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 John A. Daniel ’60* Elise Frick Jack D. Jezek P’15 Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Marilyn Stewart Daniel ’62* Michael R. Frick ’80 Emily Mills Johnson ’83 P. Ross Bandy ’72 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Christy Holt Frierson P’11 Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Brian Barlia P’14 P’90 John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Joanne Barlia P’14 James H. Daughdrill, Jr. P’77, P’79, P’90 Arthur Fulmer, III M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Arden Davis Barnett ’79* James Morgan Day, III ’92* Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Patricia S. Johnson P’15 Lynn M. Barnett Andre de Araujo Jorge ’04 Elizabeth Cotham Furman ’92* Arch C. Johnston ’67 Marie Prat Baxley P’13 Blanche Buckingham Deaderick ’65 Lela Sanford Whittle Germann Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 William Joseph Baxley P’13 Michael R. Deaderick ’64 Logan H. Germann ’93 Jennifer Harris Johnston ’93 Anne Gaudet Beard ’84 Kelsey Claire Dean ’09 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Jill S. Johnston Richardson Beard David C. DeGenova P’14 Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Joy Magdovitz Bearman ’58 Jordan M. DeMoss ’03 Elizabeth Hubbard Gill ’71, P’02 Meredith Willett Jones ’05 Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Lauren Copper DeMoss ’03 Raymond B. Gill, III P’02 Stephen P. Jones Cara Lilly Belcher Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Emmel B. Golden, Jr. ’72, P’00 Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 E. Stevenson Belcher ’81 Peter H. Domer P’14 James B. Golden, III ’85 Ann Frances Jury P’14 T. Peyton Bell ’09* Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15* Nancy Jaco Golden ’71, P’00 Clifford S. Jury P’14 Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15* Helyn Shelley Goldstein P’11 Catherine D. Kelly P’15

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 5 10/11/12 4:16 PM The Red and Black Society continued from page 5 Keith E. Kelly ’88 David J. Merriman ’01 Lauran Russell Powers P’11 Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson ’97 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Shannon Merriman William P. Powers P’11 Anne Heard Stokes Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Aurelia Wammack Michaels ’69 Narendra Pranav P’13 John W. Stokes, Jr. Eleanor Rosson Kennedy ’69 Tommy R. Michaels Nila Pranav P’13 Eric G. Stradley ’11* John L. Kennedy ’69 Geraldine Miller Allison Forsyth Prickett ’03 Carol Ann Colclough Strickland ’68 Charles Kenwright, III P’13 David A. Mintz P’15 Wayne W. Pyeatt Sidney J. Strickland, III ’68 Katie Tart Kibler ’98 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Mikkel B. Quam ’09 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 W. Scott Kibler ’98 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Joan Corbett Quinn John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 David L. Tait P’15 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 Houston Niller Moore ’29 James G. Ramsey ’76 Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Gregory A. King ’85 Andrew A. Morehead ’10 Jan H. Ramsey Elliott W. Taliaferro ’07* James R. Kingman ’09 Patricia Riegle Morehead ’54 Mark W. Randolph Julia Stribling Taliaferro ’08* Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn ’79 William E. Morehead Charlotte Lebo Ray ’67 Amy Morris Teal Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 Carol Ellis Morgan ’76 James A. Ray Eric M. Teal ’91 Donna H. Kinslow J. Thomas Morgan, III Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15 Alison Thomas Charles A. Kirby P’13 David M. Morris ’54 Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, P’15 J. Scott Thomas ’86 Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Joshua F. Morris ’95* Bruce A. Reed P’14 James W. Thomas, II ’70 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 Philip P. Mulkey ’77 Page B. Reed P’14 Myrna Thomas Robert D. Kirkpatrick P’03 Shelia Mulkey Dorothy G. Reader P’13 James Orville Thompson, Sr. P’13 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 James Riley Mulroy, II ’71 Eugene C. Reynolds ’43, GP’08 J. Carey Thompson Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15 Nancy Mulroy John Anders Reynolds ’04* Lynn Stanley Thompson P’13 Ellen A. Knudsen P’15 Mary E. Murchison P’13 Janie Richard P’14 Josephine Taylor Threlkeld ’54, P’82 Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Ian F. Murray ’66 Murdock Richard P’14 William C. Threlkeld ’53, P’82 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 Pamela Denise Murray ’83 Elizabeth Smith Ritter ’00* James W. Tomforde P’13 Alan L. Laves P’15 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Charles William Robertson, Jr. ’65 Leigh Brock Tomforde P’13 Daemie Laves P’15 Martin C. Murrer P’13 Patricia K. Robertson Claude B. Trusty, Jr. ’56 C. Lynn Lawson ’87 Ginny Rae Neal ’96 Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller P’10 Margaret Trusty William D. Leibner ’10 John A. Nelson P’13 Debbi Fields Rose P’10 April Camille Tucker ’92 Mary Dempsey Lembke Teresa Watson Nelson P’09 Michael D. Rose P’10 Anne Elizabeth Tufton ’10 Matthew H. Lembke ’88 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 Beth McFadden Rouse P’09 Margaret Pons Tufton ’08 John Dewitt Lent P’12 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Robert Hudson Rouse P’09 Michael H. Tufton ’09 Pamela K. Lent P’12 Andrew Jackson Noble, III P’05 Alexandra Thomas Routh ’10* Ralph V. Turner ’57 Clay Lilienstern P’13 Chris Nunn ’97 Joseph E. Royal P’14 Amanda Illges Van Cleve ’91 Rebecca Lilienstern P’13 Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie ’79 Kathryn A. Royal P’14 William J. Van Cleve ’90 Bruce R. Lindsey ’70, P’98 Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Carol Lee Royer ’78 Ada Jane Walters ’56 David E. Lindsey ’63, P’91 Stacey S. Ollinger Michael Royer P’07, P’10 Brian R. Wamhoff ’96* Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65, P’91 John S. Olsen P’00 Shelley Jean Royer P’07, P’10 Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 Carl A. Lockhart P’14 Julie Ann Olsen P’00 Jonathan Lee Rue P’12 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14 Emily Davis Olson ’06 Melinda Susan Rue P’12 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Robert E. Loeb Justin L. Olszeski ’06 Nanette Rumsey P’14 Lynn Morrow Ward ’66, P’91, P’93 Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Maureen Elaine O’Neal P’12 Christopher Kyle Russ ’04* James M. Watkins ’88 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 Michael John O’Neal P’12 Carolyn R. Russell Diane McMillan Wellford ’59, P’87, Chrissy Lydick David Overend ’96 George M. Russell ’56 P’90 Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Willson M. Overend David Joel Sackett P’12 Walker L. Wellford, III ’59, P’87, P’90 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 C. Penn Owen, III Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 Lin C. Wetterau, Jr. P’83 Stephanie Madison P’13 Gwen Jones Owen ’79 Samad S. Samana ’07 Mary McDonald Wetterau ’54, P’83 Neely Mallory, III D. Davidson Oxley ’87 William K. Sample ’73 Lewis P. Wexler Janet Ann Marr P’13 Mary Lee Palmer ’79 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Price Hendricks Marr P’13 G. Bruce Parkerson P’14 Barry Charles Schully P’12 Charles L. Wheeler ’05 Douglas F. Martin Jennifer Parkerson P’14 Ellen Faust Schully P’12 Molly Chapman Wheeler ’05 Elizabeth Bruce Martin ’80 Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Eric T. Sefton ’02 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 Meredith Margaret Martin ’10 Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 H. Wesley Williams, III ’89 Stuart A. Martin ’08* Catherine Ann Patterson P’12 Richard Sewell ’10 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 James W. Massey ’83 David L. Patterson P’12 Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 Gloria Williams Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Elizabeth K. Patterson P’11, P’14 Charles M. Simmons ’09* Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Julia Matthews Lancing C. Patterson P’11, P’14 Reid A. Smiley ’93* Jon David Willingham ’04 Michael L. Matthews ’84 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Joel E. Smith ’96* Anisa Cottrell Willis ’92 Anne Caitlin May ’07* Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15 Julie Atkinson Smith ’99* John Kevin Willis David L. McAdoo ’62 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15 Maryl Valentine Smith ’96* George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Hilary Mast McCart ’07* Joel Perchik P’13 Stephanie Walker Sockrider ’93* Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Jake P. McCart ’08* Pamela Perchik P’13 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 Catharine Millar Woods ’81, P’12* James R. McCarty ’71 Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Thomas N. Woods ’81, P’12* William McCoy P’10 GP’10, GP’12 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Jane Cady Wright P’13 Isaac Joseph McFadden David W. Perlis ’90* Allison Paige Spinks Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62* Jane W. McKim P’12 Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90* Stephen Christopher Spinks ’91 Linda Kay Yates ’69 Thomas F. McKim P’12 Ann Petersen Trish Witherspoon Spore ’83 Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01* Frank S. McKnight ’49 James D. Petersen ’60 Richard R. Spore, III ’84 Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01* Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Alex F. Petraglia ’12 Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 George S. Young, II P’15 B. Denton McLellan ’58 Betty Chalmers Peyton ’58 John C. Stepan ’63 Kelly Elizabeth Young P’09 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14 Rebecca Stepan Peter Michael Young P’09 Mike R. McWherter P’14 Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14 Sarah Elizabeth Stevens ’05 Peter F. Zanca ’10 Vivian Gay McWilliams ’08 Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 Gregory L. Stewart ’94 David J. Zehr P’15

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 6 10/11/12 4:16 PM Emily Perkins Zerfoss P’12 Colin L. Cox ’09 Hafford C. Porter, II ’08 Jon David Willingham ’04 Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III P’12 Kelsey Claire Dean ’09 John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 Peter F. Zanca ’10 Seven Anonymous Donors James B. Golden, III ’85 Philip J. Ruppel ’06 Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Richard Sewell ’10 ^In Memoriam Red and Black Society Executive James R. Kingman ’09 Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 P – Parent Committee William D. Leibner ’10 Joshua D. Solomon ’00 GP – Grandparent Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73, P’08 Eric M. Teal ’91 Margaret Chambers Campbell ’04 Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College honors members of The Walter D. Bellingrath Society whose concern for the future fi nancial strength of Rhodes has led them to make historic deferred gifts to the college.

Joseph W. Blount ’79 Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 James T. Robertson ’53 Winston Wolfe Carole L. Branyan ’67 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Robert H. Buckman John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 James A. Thomas, III ^ ’62 ^In Memoriam C. Stratton Hill ’50 Paul S. Mostert ’50 Nancy Laws Thomas Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Harrison Kirkland Osoinach^ ’55 Spence L. Wilson Mark N. Hurley ’82 Randall R. Rhea ’77 William C. Wilson, Esquire ’61

The Ralph C. Hon Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College recognizes members of the Ralph C. Hon Society who have ensured the future strength of the college by making Rhodes a direct benefi ciary of a variety of estate plans including will provisions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and life insurance policies. Connie Abston Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Dunbar Abston, Jr. Ruth Moore Cobb P’73, P’75, P’76, P’78, Lawrence A. Egger Daney D. Kepple Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 GP’06, GP’13 Patricia Butterworth Egger ’65 Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Lucille Hamer Amis ’48 Beverly Claire Cole Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Marshall Amis Stephen H. Cole ’68 James G. Finley ’62 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 Frances Coley Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 James C. Lanier Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38, P’67, P’68, William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Martha Schulz Laurie ’69 P’72 John S. Collier ’46 Robert Marvin Ford, Jr. ’82 Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50, GP’12 John Timothy Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46 L. Dossett Foster ’64 William S. Lawrence GP’12 P’08 Kevin E. Collins ’81 W. Aaron Foster ’67 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Katharine Meacham Conover ’43, P’83 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 James L. Fri, Jr. V. Markham Lester ’73 Cynthia Brown Bair ’83 Claudia Cooper Cook ’69 Frank A. Frisch ’77 Donald J. Lineback P’07 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 Allison Garrott Herbert Linville ’50 Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Lisa Davis Cooke Thomas M. Garrott, III Frances Livesay Martha J. Becker Pete Cornish ’62 Virginia Gayle Andrew S. London Ann Bell^ ’41 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 Leo Berg ’78 Henry R. Crais ’58, P’94 Henry Goodrich Beverly Luttrell Richard D. Bird, Jr. ’83 Nancy Stillman Crais P’94 Gus G. Halliburton Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Charles P. Boone Judith Devore Crumby Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58, P’82, P’85 Robert H. Crumby ’53 Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74, P’04 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mary Dorothy Boswell ’38, P’67 Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Robert M. Haugh ’73 P’04 H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 Anne Riley Bourne ’54 Alan E. Curle ’82 Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Patrick L. Matlock ’74 E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50, GP’06, GP’08 Georgia S. Davis Allen H. Hilzheim ’43 Ethel Taylor Maxwell ’36 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51, GP’06, William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Jack B. Hilzheim^ ’48 Vern E. McCarty ’66 GP’08 W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. P’89, GP’08 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Kathleen McClain ’74 Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Norma Keisling Holmes ’52 Mary McCallum McDonnell David E. Brock ’80 Richard B. Dixon ’50 William Mason Holmes, Jr. ’64 Michael McDonnell Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Elizabeth A. D. Hood Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. F. Elaine Donelson ’59 Jason P. Hood ’87 William H. McLean ’57, P’82, P’85, P’89 Judith Campbell Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Marcus C. Houston ’70, P’99 N. P. McWhirter, III ’73, P’03, P’10 David B. Carr ’98 Edna Earl Douglas Scott P. Howard ’73 Susan Neal McWhirter ’75, P’03, P’10 Ewing Carruthers, Jr.^ ’39, P’75 John P. Douglas ’48 Karen Hulett David R. McWilliams ’78 Jane Ogden Carruthers ’48, P’75 Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 William B. Hulett ’69 Stevens D. Melton ’77 Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 Lynn Myrick Dudley ’82 Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 William D. Challen William B. Dunavant, Jr. Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Katy B. Ingvalson Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Tom S. Charlton ’78 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Catherine Harrell Morehead ’82 Anthony J. Chivetta Judith Simono Durff ’66 Paula Shapiro Jacobson Robert T. Morehead ’82 Dolores Chivetta Thomas H. Durff ’65 Bridget Jensen Rosanna Morris ’41 Ellen Clark^ Carl G. Dury, II ’72 J. L. Jerden ’59 P’94 C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57, P’83, P’83, P’85 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Elizabeth Larson Eckford ’82 Jane Grey Jerden P’94 Truly Brown Mount ’59, P’83, P’85 James Nelson Clay, III ’51 Erroll Eckford, III ’81 Sarah Josephine Johnson Philip P. Mulkey ’77

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Chris Nunn ’97 Carolyn Tatum Ray ’90 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 David D. Watts ’63 Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05 Christopher C. Ray ’88 James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, GP’12 H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 J. William Reddoch, III ’84 Robert L. Stewart ’53 Norma Webb ’52 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Jenny Reid Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner ’57 Brenda K. Webb-Lanier Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 William W. Reid, Jr. Ray Ulon Tanner ’54 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Anna Ruth Olswanger ’75 David Reinmund ’82 J. Charles Taylor ’74 Richard E. Weiler John K. Osoinach ’69, P’93 Linda Rhea Mark W. Taylor ’80 Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Susan Head Osoinach ’67, P’93 Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Thomas P. Teasley ’69 Lewis P. Wexler Carol Corbitt Overend P’96 Paul O. Roberts Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 David Overend ’96 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 George D. Overend P’96 Cathy Rollins P’13 John Joseph Thomason ’51 Pamela Wild Willson M. Overend William B. Rudner GP’07 Sally Palmer Thomason Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Richard A. Park ’59 H. Stanford Sanders ’63, P’89, P’90 Margareta O. Thompson ’56 Sue Legge Wilkie Michael D. Pearigen ’77 C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Robert T. Threlkeld ’82 George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Clinton R. Pearson GP’97 Carolyn P. Schriber Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Esther West Pearson GP’97 Elaine K. Shanley Carole Pearson Troutt Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89, P’14 Margery G. Peete John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 William E. Troutt H. Trent Wood ’48 Russell F. Peete, Jr. ’41 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 Claude B. Trusty, Jr. ’56 Mae Milner Wood Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Margaret Trusty Robert Wright John R. Pharis ’67 Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Donald W. Tucker P’84 Velma Wright Pamela Anne Portwood ’78 Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 Sybil Tucker P’84 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 R. Michael Potter Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 Ralph V. Turner ’57 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Rann L. Vaulx ’60 Ron A. Yarbrough Carol Prentiss Eva Sladen Robert R. Waller Patrick O. Proctor ’80 J. Brian Sladen Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 ^In Memoriam Anne Pyron Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93 P – Parent Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 GP – Grandparent

Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts restricted for specifi c purposes, deferred gifts or gifts to build Rhodes’ permanent endowment this year.

$50,000 and up J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. Thomas J. White, Jr.^ ’39, P’62, GP’94 Richard A. Davidson Brenda Crain John H. Bryan, III ’83 Two Anonymous Donors A. David Davis P’15 J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Louise Comiskey Bryan Tracy L. Davis P’15 Kelty Crain P’11 C. W. Butler, III ’63 $1,000 - $9,999 William W. Deupree, Jr. Rogers L. Crain P’11 Joan Davis Butler Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Elizabeth Dobell Betty Eckels P’70 G. Edmond Clark P’12 Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Laura L. Doramus Huger Foote Sue McCown Clark P’12 Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr. Charles C. Gerber Dana L. Avant P’14 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Jennie Puryear Gardner^ ’31 Meg Gerber Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Allison Garrott Bennett Michael Jeansonne P’12 B. Robert Baker P’13 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Thomas M. Garrott, III Edna Amanda Jeansonne P’12 Carmody Baker P’13 Michael A. Edwards ’79 P’11 Andi Hill Camille Tanner Jones Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 Wilton D. Hill Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Brian Barlia P’14 Michael Erensen John C. Hugon^ ’77, P’09 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Joanne Barlia P’14 Davi Lee Ferguson P’13 J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94 Catherine McClure Leslie Cara Lilly Belcher Jean Ann Ferguson P’13 Jane Grey Jerden P’94 Chrissy Lydick E. Stevenson Belcher ’81 Janet Festa Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Kenneth B. Bielinski P’13 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 George Stephen Mason, Jr. P’13 Linda Bielinski P’13 Susan L. Genter P’14 Dorothy Jean Laten^ ’42 Kym Freeman Mason P’13 Bradford S. Bootstaylor P’14 Christine R. Gietema P’15 Jo Maxwell Carolyn T. McAfee Lisa B. Bootstaylor P’14 William A. Gietema, Jr. P’15 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Andrew R. McCarroll Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 John P. Goodrum, Sr. P’15 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck James E. McGehee, Jr. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Kay H. Goodrum P’15 William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Frances Mellen-Banakas Elizabeth Boyle Jean Ann Grabias P’03 James T. Robertson ’53, P’80, GP’09 Katherine Davis Murfree P’00 Carole L. Branyan ’67 Joseph S. Grabias P’03 Valeria Robertson GP’09 Matthias B. Murfree, III P’00 Scoti A. Carden P’12 David E. Haller P’15 Janelle Love Simmons P’09 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 William J. Carden P’12 Lisa J. Haller P’15 Thomas Murphey Simmons P’09 Theda Pillow^ Kathryn Heiss Clarke Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Rebecca Webb Wilson Leslie Drake Schutt ’83 Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Spence L. Wilson Peter Schutt, Jr. W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Deborah Jean Havner P’12 Carol Taylor Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Galen Clifford Havner P’12 $10,000 - $49,999 Harold S. Taylor James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Larry G. Hayes, Jr. ’89 Carol Piplar Barton P’92 Darrell G. Townsend P’04, P’07 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 P. Eric Henager ’89 James H. Barton P’92 Deborah E. Townsend P’04, P’07 Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Mary Beth Heying P’15 Ann Hudson Jones Boyle Christina Marie Wagstaff P’13 Alice Davidson GP’15 Steve Heying P’15

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 8 10/11/12 4:17 PM Rebecca B. Holland P’15 Brian W. Taylor P’15 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Benjamin Gregory Clark P’10 Roderick W. Holland P’15 Joseph Vari, III Terry L. Bitner ’69 Eva Clark P’10 C. Wayne Holley, Jr. ’81 Emily Holloway Walker ’64, P’04 Lindsey Annika Bitowft ’15 Meghan Davis Clark ’06 Betsy Hollingsworth J. Robert Walker, III P’04 Cynthia Regina Bitters ’11 Diane L. J. Clarke P’10 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Chris Wallace P’12 Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02 Elizabeth B. Clarke John R. Huffman Lorraine Marcelle Wallace P’12 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Philip R. Clarke, III P’10 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 James T. Watt^ ’38 Ann DeWar Blecken ’50 Valerie Ann Clarke ’10 Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88 Marietta Morris Watt^ ’38 John A. Bleyle Brian M. Clary ’01 Vernon Hurst Joseph F. Welborn, III ’88 Pamela S. Bliss Edward B. Clements Albert D. Johnson ’96 Shannon Linder Welborn ’91 Cindy Boone P’00 Kevin D. Clinard Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Jane Harding Wells ’03 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Sarah Elizabeth Cobb ’02 M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Evelyn Whipple Barbara A. Boshoven Stanley Cobbs Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, P’85 Christie McDaniel Williams Eugenia Bruce Bostock ’74 Curtis Colbert Lizabeth Kelley Kevin H. Williams ’89 Richard M. Bostock ’74 Frances Coley Catherine D. Kelly P’15 Patricia Mosser Wolf P’01 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Theodore P. Wolf P’01 Carolyn Bowman Ana M. Comacho Jean S. Kirk P’11 Matthew W. Wood, Jr. ’72, P’05 Daniel L. Boxell Diana Marie Comes ’08 Scott H. Kirk P’11 Nancy Nichol Wood ’73, P’05 Virginia Lynn Boyd Susan A. Comyns Kimberly A. Kleine P’15 Frederick Martin Zomer P’12 Madeleine Bento Boyer P’07 J. Alexander Conforti ’07 Stephen A. Kleine P’15 Michele Lynn Zomer P’12 William Kent Boyer P’07 Deborah Lynn Conlee Erik C. Klingbeil ’13 Two Anonymous Donors Jeanne Bracken P’15 Lori Sanders Conley P’13 Allan B. Korsakov ’64 Mary D. Bracken Thomas Denny Conley P’13 Debra J. Krall P’14 Up to $1,000 William Bracken P’15 Michael Paul Conlon Robert D. Krall P’14 Barry K. Abramson Anthony L. Brady, Jr. ’80 Karen Conner Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Rose Adams Daniel J. Brady L. Forrest Conner ’93 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Mark Ahern Gordon L. Brewer ’90 Joanne M. Cooner Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Ellen Alexander Jean K. Brown Craig M. Cooper ’05 James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Veronica Camacho Alix ’12 Jessica Diane Brown ’14 Robert L. Cooper Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 Julia Wellford Allen ’47, P’76 Mark J. Brown P’14 Mary M. Cope Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11 Joyce E. Aman Terri R. Brown P’14 Frederick D. Coquelin Wendi Carter Mahoney P’08, P’11 Jo Anne Anderson John Brown-Christenson P’14 Timothy L. Cornelson Carol K. McConkey Sara Witsell Anderson ’79 Patty Brown-Christenson P’14 Herman Cortes Michael R. McConkey ’79 Walter H. Anderson ’88 Joanie McEnery Browne ’04 Sara Stainback Cortes ’98 R. Scott McCord ’85 Jennifer Lee Andrews ’06 Patrick Walsh Browne, III ’03 Michael R. Couden ’92 B. Prince McLaughlin P’14 Barbara M. Anscher Alyssa Camille Browning ’97 Nancy C. Cours Michael W. McLaughlin P’14 Rae Anscher Keith N. Browning P’14 Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Betty McMahon Jacquelyn Armstrong Pamela O. Browning P’14 James T. Cowling P’14 Marshall E. McMahon Bryce W. Ashby ’00 Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Janice C. Cox John H. McMinn, III ’68 Charlotte Adelle Ashford ’10 Neil A. Brunetz ’97 S. M. Coyl Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Joseph Priestley Atnip P’10 A. Jocelyn Burgess P’15 Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Kathy Lynn Atnip P’10 Blair D. Burgess, Jr. P’15 George W. Crabb ’60 Henry W. Morgan James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Harold W. Burnam P’14 Elizabeth Conway Crawford ’87 Snowden Boyle Morgan ’69 Tanya Coleman Augustine Renee K. Burnam P’14 Donna Rena Crenshaw P’13 Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50 Bill R. Austin Daniel Jay Burnick P’13 John Jeffrey Crenshaw P’13 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Rachel Anne Austin ’08 Jeff Burroughs Tom Cross Margaret Boisen Nash ’50 Michael A. Babich P’11 Julie L. Burson David Lawrence Cull P’12 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 Douglas B. Bacon ’93 Rhett A. Butler ’04 Kathleen Cull P’12 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Stephen E. Bailey Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 G. Robert Baker, Jr. ’87 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 P’98 William T. Dalton Suzanne Phelps P’13 Melissa Hayes Baker ’84 Dawn Nicole Cannon-Rech Joseph G. Daly, IV ’07 Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71, P’07 Nancy Baker Carolyn E. Carnesale Laura Ann Daly ’07 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 David B. Carr ’98 Leroy Davidson William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 Stephen C. Barron Sylvia Carr Gayle A. Davis Walter H. Powell, II ’91 Christina M. Bartee Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 Georgia S. Davis Mark Jay Prak P’11 Lois Y. Bartee William E. Carrell ’58 Glen W. Davis Robin Huestis Prak P’11 Mary Joy Bartee Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Morris T. Reagan ’60 Christina A. Becher P’14 Mark A. Carroll ’79 Laura deBruin Patricia M. Reynolds P’15 Karen Becher Linda L. Carter P’15 Lois J. Delagrange Linda Rhea Peter G. Becher, Jr. P’14 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Clare Devine Lisa J. Richardson Susan R. Becher Carol Casey Anthony Devita Cherie R. Roberts P’14 Mark P. Becker P’09 Kathleen Baker Cates John W. DeVita Ryan M. Roberts P’14 Kevin L. Beebe Mary A. Cates Robert DeVita Deborah Robinson P’13 Rose Bell Dionne Renee Chalmers Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Kent Robinson P’13 Kimberly R. Beno P’15 Neal Chatham Daniel A. DiLella P’14 Randall C. Roth ’88 Timothy G. Beno P’15 Courtney Ward Chavez ’91 Maureen F. DiLella P’14 Tracy Young Roth ’87 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Rozan L. Chisholm Laura Bauer Doheny ’01 Charles W. Sartain P’14 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Barbara A. Dokuchitz Erica L. Sartain ’73 P’14 Nancy Berardi Shannon Leigh Cian ’02 Glenda W. Dole Elizabeth N. Smith Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Melissa G. Cicci P’15 Brenda Donald P’97 Marvin E. Spears ’90 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 S. Lawrence Cicci P’15 David B. Donald P’97 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Cecelia Y. Berkey Alice Gadberry Clark ’60 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Thomas D. Sullivan George H. Berlin, III Aminta G. Clark William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Harry L. Swinney ’61 Michael Bertz Benjamin C. Clark ’05 David D. Dorsey P’06

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Durbin P’15 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Ruby Holeyfi eld Alexis Nicole Krall ’14 Rebecca Dyer Andrew Bates Gibson, III Henry B. Holle Elsie C. Krall Mary Beth Dykes Melanie Telzrow Girard ’02 E. Thompson Holloway, Jr. Jeri Sue Krause Robert G. L. Eason ’83 Jena Glasscock Kevin G. Honnell P’15 Leslie D. Krumme David H. Eblen, II P’14 Shannon M. Gleason P. Diana Honnell P’15 Kathleen M. Kuerzi Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 D. Talmadge Goldsby ’03 Deborah Duffy Honthumb P’12 Kristy Lynn Kummerow ’04 Marcia Austin Echols Natalie Tiner Goldsby ’02 Catherine Cullen Hornaday P’12 Malecia Kurtz Robert L. Echols ’62 G. Michael Gonda ’94 Charles Edwin Hornaday, Jr. P’12 Susan M. Kus Mara Eckhardt Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Barbara M. Hoth Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Brenda Armstrong Eckles P’00 David E. Goodwin P’14 Rose M. Hudgens Richard H. Labbe Jay Eckles ’00 Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Emily Parkinson Hughes ’00 Jo Ann Lacock Morgan Bomar Eckles ’99 William C. Gordon, Jr. ’96 Nancy E. Hunter George G. Lacy Thom E. Eckles P’00 Genann H. Gorrell Phillip R. Hurst P’15 Vivian J. Ladd Vilma H. Ehrlinger Allison Marie Dove ’10 Jeff Hyche Margo W. Ladner Janet S. Einstein Eric I. Gottlieb Deke Iglehart Andrea Lainhart P’14 Adrienne Ballew Elder ’99 Mary Hall Gregg P’10 Jill Hortenstine Iglehart ’73 Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 David Allen Elder ’99 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11 Megan Inglefi eld K. Michael Lamb ’04 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11 Marcia Iole Alli Lambert ’94 Peter G. Emanuel ’88 John N. Grim, Jr. P’15 Lori Ireland Benjamin G. Lambert ’07 Lisa Emmenegger Teresa A. Grim P’15 Joel P. Iwaskiewicz ’10 Samantha Wolinski Lambert Paula Erlich Randall D. Grooms Molly Bradley Jackson ’94 Wanda Lamb-Moorhead Elizabeth Rhea Erny ’07 Ronald W. Grow T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Michael Landgren Suzy Erstine Manizeh M. Gruber William D. Jackson ’94 John D. Langdon ’96 John R. Esther Dennis Bryan Grzeskowiak ’02 Michael H. Jaffe P’15 Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Donna Dale Evans Jennifer Lynne Grzeskowiak ’02 Tracy J. Jaffe P’15 Michael J. LaRosa Katherine Evans Beth Guin Katherine Harriett James ’64 Annette K. Larson L. Gregory Evans Georgeann Steiner Gurkovich P’11 Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Josephine Larson Robert M. Evans ’74 Stephen Robert Gurkovich P’11 Brenda Horn Jeter P’94 Michael J. Lauesen Andrew R. Falls ’79, P’08, P’12 Seong Bong Ha David Y. Jeter P’94 Cathy D. Laurence P’15 Judy Ragland Falls P’08, P’12 Darlene S. Haas Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Eliot S. Laurence P’15 Anna Gallaher Farris Amanda Hope Haley ’03 Dana M. Johnson Irma J. Leidig Charles A. Faucher P’13 Carolyn Hall Robert M. Johnson, Jr. John C. Leslie ’04 Laurie A. Faucher P’13 Debra Carolyn Hall ’02 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 Michael P. Leslie Jacqueline Nichol Federico ’75 William P. Halliday, III Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Michael Federico Charles West Hammond ’92 Bruce A. Jones ’83 Darryl Lewis Barbara A. Ferguson Teri J. Hammond ’90 Charles L. Jones Anna Pinchak Lillis ’00 John R. Ferguson David Jefferson Hamrick Dorothy D. Jones Diane L. Logan Roslynn C. Fernow Amy Lynn Handelman ’14 Frank A. Jones Jennifer E. Logan Stephen R. Ferrara Andrew Hanen Happy Snowden Jones ’59 Darlene Margaret Loprete Anne Gray Finley P’99, P’01 Cathy Hardaway James E. Jones ’55 Laura A. Lorenz James G. Finley ’62 Lisa Mancini Harden ’93 Jason W. Jones ’00 Madeline N. Lowry Mack T. Finley P’99, P’01 Alix Carol Hardie P’02 Margaret Wood Jones John William Luster P’08 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 William H. Hardie, Jr. P’02 Peron Jones Sarah Bailey Luster ’78, P’08 George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Joe Hardt Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. P’12 Alexander K. Mahoney ’08 Deborah L. Fisher P’14 Roger Hargrove Stephanie A. Jones John L. Malanchuk P’14 Marc A. Fisher P’14 Fred K. Harman Susan Christine Jones P’12 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Nellene S. Fisher LauraLee Thomas Harring ’04 Susan M. Jones Susannah M. Malek Judith A. Fitzgerald John D. Harris, Jr. P’14 Virginia A. Jones Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 R. David Flannigan, III Nora Harris P’14 Wanda Lee Jones ’04 Cristi Sue Mansfi eld P’13 Janet M. Flink Tiffany L. Harris Matthias Kaelberer P’15 Kenneth Lloyd Mansfi eld P’13 Jennifer Leigh Flowers W. Cameron Haskett Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Kareem R. Mansur ’08 Bryan W. Ford ’88 Rebecca Brannan Hatcher ’77 Connie G. Keen P’15 George A. Marcinko John H. Ford Stephen B. Hatcher ’78 David E. Keen Ann Schwartz Marks P’13 Gregory Bernard Foster ’91 Glenn T. Hays ’62 James L. Keen P’15 Kevin A. Marks ’90 Alexander M. Foti ’08 Cheryl L. Hazel Anne Kennedy Maria Garcia Marks ’91 Albert Fowlkes Richard M. Hazel Candace Kennedy Hal David Martin P’11 Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman ’98 Steven D. Heinz ’89 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Jade Maria Martin ’14 Marie C. Francis ’06 Beth Hellmann Robert C. Keown John W. Martin P’15 D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Durward V. Hendee Marie A. Kight Michelle Kay Martin P’11

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 10 10/11/12 4:18 PM Nancy A. Martin Elaine de la Houssaye Montgomery ’03 Jermy Phares Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 Sara G. Martin P’15 Joseph P. Montminy ’96 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Randal S. Mashburn Christopher B. Moore ’11 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Paul Schrier P’04 Gary Massa Dallas M. Moorhead Guinevere Phillips Marie D. Shah James W. Massey ’83 Madison Michelle Moreland ’15 Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 Claire Revels Shapiro Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Brett M. Morris ’07 Jimmye Pidgeon Charles Ralph Shaw P’13 Drew K. Masterson Richard V. Morris, Jr. M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 Dawn Elaine Shaw P’13 John Mastrangeli Sarah Townsend Morris ’07 William B. Pitts ’08 Elaine Shaw Nancy G. Mattax Lisa A. Morrison P’15 Francis A. Pommett Emily Elaine Shaw ’13 Megan Christine Matthews ’13 R. Ray Morrison P’15 Linda Porterfi eld Michelle T. Shaw P’15 Robert Mattingly Tanya R. Morrison Mark E. Price P’14 Raymond W. Shaw, Jr. P’15 Marc A. Mattioli ’09 Sandra M. Mostellar Matthew C. Price Carol Harden Sheftall P’07 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Anne S. Mueller Shannon S. Price William Lowe Sheftall P’07 Tammie L. Maxey P’13 Dhammika S. J. Muesse Virginia O. Price P’14 Megan Bartels Shelton ’06 Liz Maxwell Mark W. Muesse Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 Shaun Sholder Joanne McAlvany P’13 Mark F. Muething Scott G. Puttick ’03 William M. Short ’71 William McAlvany P’13 Michael Mullen Christopher L. Quina P’14 Andrew R. Shulman ’00 Ann B. McCaffrey James C. Murphy ’69 Linda A. Quina P’14 Connie Regina Simmons Mimi McCallum Kathleen A. Murphy Ilka Racke David Simmons Robert D. McCallum, Jr. John Michael Murray Hansen P. Rada ’96 Kahne Simmons John R. McCarroll, Jr. George E. Muslawski P’14 Robert W. Ramsey Lisso R. Simmons Mary Virginia McCarroll Cynthia Myers Diane M. Rawls Rose T. Simmons David P. McCarthy Patricia Mildred Neal ’78 Sally A. Read P’14 Damon L. Skelton P’15 Mary Ellen McCloskey P’13 Dorothy Hundley Neale ’77 Stacy Kay Rector ’93 Lisa R. Skelton P’15 Thomas F. McCloskey P’13 Geoff Arnold Neale P’13 Todd L. Reid Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 S. Denise McCrary Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86, P’13 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Barbara J. McCune Catherine Crenshaw Neelly ’01 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Katherine Marie Slimp ’08 Michael L. McDonald David R. Neithamer ’84, P’13 Ali Rejaee P’14 Charles A. Sloan ’78 Luther L. McDougal P’14 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84, P’13 Julie E. Rejaee P’14 Raymond J. Slovacek Maria M. McDougal P’14 Lori A. Nelson Jennifer L. Repass P’14 F. William Small ’43 Andrew L. McGeoch ’12 Thomas F. NeSmith Robert D. Repass P’14 Barbara F. Smith Peter McKean Tina L. NeSmith Janet K. Reusser Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Margaret B. McKee ’54 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 Kim W. Rexford Rachel B. Smith Bettye D. McKinnon Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Wayne C. Reynolds Teresa J. Smith P’14 Don H. McKinnon Scott Newstok Randall R. Rhea ’77 Thomas H. Smith, Jr. John D. McKinzie Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Melody Hokanson Richey Todd E. Smith ’90 Ardeth H. McLeod GP’12 Tammy Nolan Warren A. Richey Virginia H. Smith Patrick McLeod P’12 Richard H. Nollan Patrick Daniel Riederer ’96 Mark R. Smithers Tamara McLeod P’12 Valeria Z. Nollan Susan Webb Ries ’75 Donnie D. Spence ’88 M. Bancroft McMurphy, III ’96 Fred S. Norman W. Russell Ries ’75 Martha B. Spence John M. McNeill, Jr. Helen Watkins Norman J. Michael Ripski ’71 C. W. Stacks ’70 Lillian H. McNeill David E. Norris P’15 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Michelle Petter Stafford ’06 Elizabeth McPeak P’13 Jacquelyn Ehrentraut Norris ’02 Bobbie G. Roberts Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Joseph E. McPeak ’13 Patricia C. Norris P’15 Mary L. Robinson Robert E. Staley ’87 Kelly Elizabeth Forehand McTear ’05 Patricia T. O’Connor Perry H. Robinson W. Marcus Stamps ’87 Norma Meares Michael C. O’Gorman ’07 Rick Robinson Nancy N. Stark Caldwell K. Meeks ’96 John M. Olejnik Richard L. Rodgers Justin T. Starling ’02 Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 G. Chapman Olive, Jr. Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Megan Andrews Starling ’02 John F. Menz ’14 Elizabeth S. O’Meara P’14 Cathy Rollins P’13 Renee M. Stash Victor Messa Gerard J. O’Meara, Jr. P’14 Ann Finley Rouch Arthur Stauffer Courtney Neff Milam ’03 Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 JoAnne M. Rownd Frederic R. Stauffer P’71, P’74, P’77 Robert C. Milam ’04 Steven D. Orlansky Betty Ann Russell ’58 Patrick L. Steepleton Anthony R. Milani P’14 Robert Orsborne Carolyn R. Russell Martha Phillips Stepp P’08 Susan E. Milani P’14 Brenna Marie O’Sullivan ’14 George M. Russell ’56 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69, P’08 Edward W. Miller, Jr. Gregory Ott Sally Jane Rutherford P’11 Jack R. Stevens ’71 Gordon Miller Marina Pacini Martha Eileen Saavedra ’83 Lisa M. Stevens Logan E. Miller P’08 Ann Marie Palmer Roger A. Said ’78 Elizabeth K. Stich P’13 Rosemary Miller P’08 James A. Palmer Adel S. Saleh P’10, P’15 Mark Thomas Stich P’13 Allen D. Mills ’66 John M. Palmer B. Sue Saleh P’10, P’15 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Jack R. Mills, Jr. P’12 Steven N. Palmer Henry Williams Sanders P’12 Dena C. Stowe Jack R. Mills, Sr. GP’12 Richard A. Park ’59 Lynn Clendenin Sanders P’12 Gail Corrington Streete P’84, P’93 Valerie A. Mills P’12 Marissa Parker Michael J. Sanders John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ’97 Alice Parkerson Gail Sarett P’14 Miriam Dillard Stroud ’03 Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ’98 Joan Parkerson Helen S. Sarett Rachel Ashley Stuart ’07 Ryan D. Mire ’93 Anthony Pastori Joshua D. Sarett P’14 Elizabeth Hickman Sullivan ’92 James B. Mitchell, Jr. ’68 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer ’78 Louisa Battle Sullivan ’82 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 James C. Patton, Jr. Sandeford. J. Schaeffer, III ’78 Loyd T. Sullivan ’91 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Donald Schmid Joyce Summitt Paul J. Mittelhammer Jeffrey Pelletier Clinton J. Schmitt P’15 Lester Ellis Suna P’12 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Karen G. Pelletier P’14 Colleen M. Schmitt P’15 Robyn Rebecca Suna P’12 Thomas Franklin Moak P’11, P’14 Tina M. Perez Jordan Schneider Lyll S. Surtees Jack C. Moll Jill Marie Peterfeso ’00 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Betty A. Sushchyk Joye S. Monaghan Chelsea Nicole Peters ’12 Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Anne Swann

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 11 10/11/12 4:19 PM Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 11 Mildred Swann William Phillips Utt P’11 Larry Washburn Tony Wilson Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Sanhitha Valasareddy ’15 David H. Wasserman P’14 W. S. Winston ’81 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Lori Renee Vallelunga ’89 Doris G. Wasserman P’14 Amanda Johnson Winters ’99 David L. Tait P’15 Saundra S. Van Gilder Debra K. Weaver Elizabeth A. Wirls Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Gary E. Vasichko P’13 J. Kyle Webb ’91 Stephen H. Wirls Leslie Tarantola Jacquelyn Vasichko Edward A. Weidow P’15 Lang Wiseman Amy Morris Teal Nancy E. Vasichko P’13 Leslie A. Weidow P’15 Beverly O’Brien Wolff ’08 Eric M. Teal ’91 Jennifer Whatley Vaughn ’10 Jason R. Weise ’11 Martin R. Wolinski Walter B. Tennyson Carl E. Venable Carol Howard Wells P’03 Randall Bryan Womack P’09, P’13 Maria Terragni James M. Vest Donald H. Wells P’03 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 Fred Terry Nancy Vest Donald H. Wells, Jr. Joe Wood David A. Theriault P’15 Dorothy R. Vogler Benjamin B. Wescott Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Karen S. Theriault P’15 Laura L. Voisinet P’09 Tracie Marie West ’14 Marilyn Mitchell Wray ’54 Staci Rae Thomas ’08 Thomas D. Votaw Robert W. Wheeler ’84 Milton L. Wray ’51 Benjamin W. Thompson ’98 Glenn Nichols Wagner P’11 Cindy Whitaker P’08 Robert Charles Wright Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Faye Walker George B. Whitaker P’08 Vicki A. Wrigley Velta M. Thompson J. Otey Walker, III ’68, P’99, P’99 David E. White Robert A. Yanckello P’15 Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 Bryan P. Waller William P. Williams P’14 Susan M. Yanckello P’15 Claire Baham Tolivar P’07 Lisa S. Wallis P’15 Judy M. Wilder Linda Kay Yates ’69 Dennis Patrick Tolivar, Sr. P’07 Mark S. Wallis P’15 Caroline Wildman ’98 Lorie W. Yearwood P’15 Frances C. Tomlin Catherine Carter Walsh ’04 Joseph Andrew Wildman ’97 William D. Yearwood P’15 Linda Tompkins Cathie C. Walsh P’04, P’07, P’09 Andrea Rae Wilkerson ’85 Dana M. Young Robert L. Tompkins Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Bernard R. Wilkerson Betty J. Zaino Bobbi C. Torsch Beth A. Walters P’11 Mary L. Wilkinson Two Anonymous Donors Donald Tucker Brian R. Wamhoff ’96 Donna L. Williams P’14 Donald W. Tucker P’84 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 ^In Memoriam Sybil Tucker P’84 Al Womack Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 P – Parent Carolyn Spann Utt P’11 Donald S. Warrick Amy R. Wilson GP – Grandparent Gifts for Athletics Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year. Joanne Barlia P’14 David E. Keen Carolyn Spann Utt P’11 Athletic Booster Club Cecelia Y. Berkey James L. Keen P’15 William Phillips Utt P’11 Sara Witsell Anderson ’79 Kenneth B. Bielinski P’13 Ann McNeill Killary P’07, P’13 Carl E. Venable Walter H. Anderson ’88 Linda Bielinski P’13 Scott David Killary P’07, P’13 Chris Wallace P’12 G. Robert Baker, Jr. ’87 Daniel L. Boxell H. W. Knapheide, III Lorraine Marcelle Wallace P’12 Melissa Hayes Baker ’84 Brown & Gay Engineers, Inc. Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Lisa S. Wallis P’15 Benjamin C. Clark ’05 John Brown-Christenson P’14 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Mark S. Wallis P’15 Meghan Davis Clark ’06 Patty Brown-Christenson P’14 Annette K. Larson Beth A. Walters P’11 Sarah Elizabeth Cobb ’02 Daniel Jay Burnick P’13 LJA Engineering, Inc. Bernard R. Wilkerson Joseph G. Daly, IV ’07 Rhett A. Butler ’04 Laura A. Lorenz William C. and Mary June R. Adams Laura Ann Daly ’07 William J. Carden P’12 Ann Schwartz Marks P’13 Irrevocable Gift Trust Brenda Donald P’97 David B. Carr ’98 John M. McNeill, Jr. Lorie W. Yearwood P’15 David B. Donald P’97 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Lillian H. McNeill William D. Yearwood P’15 Laura L. Doramus Michael Paul Conlon Victor Messa Mark C. Doramus ’80 L. Forrest Conner ’93 James B. Mitchell, Jr. ’68 Basketball (Men) Robert G. L. Eason ’83 Lois J. Delagrange John M. Olejnik Mark A. Carroll ’79 Steven D. Heinz ’89 Glenda W. Dole Elizabeth S. O’Meara P’14 Frances Coley James E. Jones ’55 Marcia Austin Echols Gerard J. O’Meara, Jr. P’14 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Marc A. Mattioli ’09 Robert L. Echols ’62 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 G. Michael Gonda ’94 Richard A. Park ’59 Energy XXI Matching Gifts Program Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Elizabeth Hickman Sullivan ’92 William N. Freeman Shannon S. Price James W. Massey ’83 Louisa Battle Sullivan ’82 Chloe M. Genter GP’14 Ilka Racke Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Loyd T. Sullivan ’91 Daniel J. Genter, Sr. GP’14 Todd L. Reid Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Jennifer L. Repass P’14 M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Susan L. Genter P’14 Robert D. Repass P’14 F. William Small ’43 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 David E. Goodwin P’14 Bobbie G. Roberts Donnie D. Spence ’88 Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Cherie R. Roberts P’14 Amy Morris Teal Baseball Genann H. Gorrell Ryan M. Roberts P’14 Eric M. Teal ’91 Rose Adams Joe Hardt Charles W. Sartain P’14 Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Jo Anne Anderson Mary Beth Heying P’15 Erica L. Sartain ’73 P’14 Michael A. Babich P’11 Scott Heying Helen L. Schrier P’04 Basketball (Men) Special B. Robert Baker P’13 Steve Heying P’15 Paul Schrier P’04 Project Fund Carmody Baker P’13 Henry B. Holle Charles Ralph Shaw P’13 Mark Ahern Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Megan Inglefi eld Dawn Elaine Shaw P’13 Jacquelyn Armstrong Brian Barlia P’14 Connie G. Keen P’15 W. Marcus Stamps ’87 Bill R. Austin

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 12 10/11/12 4:19 PM Nancy Baker Kay H. Goodrum P’15 Ann Marie Palmer Robert E. Staley ’87 Nancy Berardi Cathy Hardaway Steven N. Palmer W. Marcus Stamps ’87 Daniel J. Brady Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Mark Jay Prak P’11 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Julie L. Burson M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Robin Huestis Prak P’11 Wells Fargo Foundation Carolyn E. Carnesale Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Patricia M. Reynolds P’15 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Sylvia Carr Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Deborah Robinson P’13 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Mary A. Cates John D. Langdon ’96 Kent Robinson P’13 Neal Chatham Tammie L. Maxey P’13 Mary L. Robinson Football Special Project Fund Curtis Colbert Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 Perry H. Robinson Cara Lilly Belcher Tom Cross Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Henry Williams Sanders P’12 E. Stevenson Belcher ’81 Alice Davidson GP’15 Cindy Whitaker P’08 Lynn Clendenin Sanders P’12 Gordon L. Brewer ’90 Richard A. Davidson George B. Whitaker P’08 Michael J. Sanders Carolyn Edwards P’11 A. David Davis P’15 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 Gail Sarett P’14 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Tracy L. Davis P’15 Joshua D. Sarett P’14 Gregory Bernard Foster ’91 Anthony Devita Bryan Campus Life Center Connie Regina Simmons Global Impact John W. DeVita Training Facility Nancy N. Stark Larry G. Hayes, Jr. ’89 Robert DeVita Andrew Bates Gibson, III Justin T. Starling ’02 C. Wayne Holley, Jr. ’81 Suzy Erstine Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Camille Tanner Jones Janet Festa Field Hockey Miriam Dillard Stroud ’03 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Nellene S. Fisher Barbara M. Anscher Lyll S. Surtees Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Judith A. Fitzgerald Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Betty A. Sushchyk Kevin A. Marks ’90 Jill B. Frierott Rae Anscher Brian W. Taylor P’15 Maria Garcia Marks ’91 Clyde F. Galow Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Bobbi C. Torsch Carol K. McConkey David Jefferson Hamrick Rose Bell Carol Howard Wells P’03 Michael R. McConkey ’79 Jennifer M. Hill Madeleine Bento Boyer P’07 Donald H. Wells P’03 R. Scott McCord ’85 Albert D. Johnson ’96 William Kent Boyer P’07 Jane Harding Wells ’03 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Malecia Kurtz Jean K. Brown Vicki A. Wrigley Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Josephine Larson Keith N. Browning P’14 Two Anonymous Donors Walter H. Powell, II ’91 Darryl Lewis Pamela O. Browning P’14 Randall C. Roth ’88 Nancy A. Martin Nancy C. Cours Football Tracy Young Roth ’87 Gary Massa Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Terry L. Bitner ’69 Roger A. Said ’78 John Mastrangeli Engelhardt Family Foundation Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Robert Mattingly Charles A. Faucher P’13 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68, P’98 Todd E. Smith ’90 Peter McKean Laurie A. Faucher P’13 J. Alexander Conforti ’07 Marvin E. Spears ’90 Norma Meares Barbara A. Ferguson Lori Sanders Conley P’13 Joseph F. Welborn, III ’88 Gordon Miller Davi Lee Ferguson P’13 Thomas Denny Conley P’13 Shannon Linder Welborn ’91 Joye S. Monaghan Jean Ann Ferguson P’13 J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Christie McDaniel Williams Anne S. Mueller John R. Ferguson Georgia S. Davis Kevin H. Williams ’89 Mark F. Muething Melanie Telzrow Girard ’02 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 W. S. Winston ’81 Michael Mullen Jena Glasscock Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Kathleen A. Murphy Jean Ann Grabias P’03 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 John Michael Murray Joseph S. Grabias P’03 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Golf (Men) Tammy Nolan Ronald W. Grow Martha Duncan Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 Robert Orsborne Georgeann Steiner Gurkovich P’11 Marcia Austin Echols Mark P. Becker P’09 Guinevere Phillips Stephen Robert Gurkovich P’11 Robert L. Echols ’62 Joanie McEnery Browne ’04 Diane M. Rawls Andrew Hanen Alexander M. Foti ’08 Patrick Walsh Browne, III ’03 Kim W. Rexford Fred K. Harman D’Andrea Sylva Franklin David H. Eblen, II P’14 David Simmons Emily Parkinson Hughes ’00 M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 Kahne Simmons Nancy E. Hunter D.Talmadge Goldsby ’03 Donna Dale Evans Lisso R. Simmons Lori Ireland Natalie Tiner Goldsby ’02 Robert M. Evans ’74 Virginia H. Smith Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. P’12 Charles West Hammond ’92 Jacqueline Nichol Federico ’75 Patrick L. Steepleton Susan Christine Jones P’12 Glenn T. Hays ’62 Michael Federico Dena C. Stowe Anne Kennedy William D. Henry, Jr. ’01 George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Claire Baham Tolivar P’07 Candace Kennedy Bruce A. Jones ’83 R. David Flannigan, III Dennis Patrick Tolivar, Sr. P’07 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Jason W. Jones ’00 John L. Malanchuk P’14 Donald Tucker Michelle B. Klenke Susan M. Jones Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Donald W. Tucker P’84 Sarah Kohrs Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 George E. Muslawski P’14 Sybil Tucker P’84 Jeri Sue Krause Caldwell K. Meeks ’96 Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71, P’07 Al Womack Leslie D. Krumme MetLife Foundation Scott G. Puttick ’03 Larry Washburn Michael Landgren Courtney Neff Milam ’03 Sally A. Read P’14 Evelyn Whipple John W. Martin P’15 Robert C. Milam ’04 Martha Phillips Stepp P’08 Judy M. Wilder Sara G. Martin P’15 Allen D. Mills ’66 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69, P’08 Lang Wiseman George Stephen Mason, Jr. P’13 Ryan D. Mire ’93 Benjamin W. Thompson ’98 Kym Freeman Mason P’13 Joseph P. Montminy ’96 Laura L. Voisinet P’09 Basketball (Women) Drew K. Masterson William B. Pitts ’08 Matthew W. Wood, Jr. ’72, P’05 Joseph Priestley Atnip P’10 B. Prince McLaughlin P’14 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Nancy Nichol Wood ’73, P’05 Kathy Lynn Atnip P’10 Michael W. McLaughlin P’14 William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 Dana L. Avant P’14 Ardeth H. McLeod GP’12 Susan Webb Ries ’75 Golf (Women) Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Jack R. Mills, Sr. GP’12 W. Russell Ries ’75 Bradford S. Bootstaylor P’14 Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 Jack R. Mills, Jr. P’12 Carolyn R. Russell Lisa B. Bootstaylor P’14 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Valerie A. Mills P’12 George M. Russell ’56 William W. Deupree, Jr. John P. Goodrum, Sr. P’15 Patricia T. O’Connor Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Joe M. Duncan ’63

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 13 10/11/12 4:19 PM Gifts for Athletics continued from page 13 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 B. Sue Saleh P’10, P’15 Maria M. McDougal P’14 Damon L. Skelton P’15 S. Denise McCrary Jordan Schneider Dallas M. Moorhead Lisa R. Skelton P’15 Betty Ann Russell ’58 Jack R. Stevens ’71 G. Chapman Olive, Jr. Elizabeth K. Stich P’13 Rachel Ashley Stuart ’07 Leslie Tarantola Alice Parkerson Mark Thomas Stich P’13 Faye Walker Joan Parkerson Lester Ellis Suna P’12 Lacrosse Brian R. Wamhoff ’96 Jermy Phares Robyn Rebecca Suna P’12 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Caroline Wildman ’98 Francis A. Pommett Saundra S. Van Gilder William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Joseph Andrew Wildman ’97 Richard L. Rodgers Jennifer Whatley Vaughn ’10 Catherine Cullen Hornaday P’12 Joe Wood JoAnne M. Rownd William P. Williams P’14 Charles Edwin Hornaday, Jr. P’12 Martha Eileen Saavedra ’83 Donna L. Williams P’14 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Soccer (Women) Gail Sarett P’14 Yancey Bros. Co. William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 Stephen E. Bailey Helen S. Sarett Dana M. Young Benjamin B. Wescott Jeanne Bracken P’15 Joshua D. Sarett P’14 Frederick Martin Zomer P’12 Mary D. Bracken Marie D. Shah Michele Lynn Zomer P’12 Soccer (Men) William Bracken P’15 Raymond J. Slovacek Barry K. Abramson Aminta G. Clark Rachel B. Smith Swimming Christina M. Bartee Elizabeth B. Clarke Teresa J. Smith P’14 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Lois Y. Bartee Karen Conner Thomas H. Smith, Jr. Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Mary Joy Bartee Robert L. Cooper Renee M. Stash Gavin A. Franks ’09 Kevin L. Beebe Frederick D. Coquelin Lisa M. Stevens Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 James T. Cowling P’14 Maria Terragni Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11 Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02 S. M. Coyl The Waller Trust Charles A. Kirby P’13 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Leroy Davidson Frances C. Tomlin Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Pamela S. Bliss Laura deBruin Linda Tompkins Ali Rejaee P’14 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Daniel A. DiLella P’14 Robert L. Tompkins Julie E. Rejaee P’14 Virginia Lynn Boyd Maureen F. DiLella P’14 Lori Renee Vallelunga ’89 Jason R. Weise ’11 Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Barbara A. Dokuchitz Joseph Vari, III Neil A. Brunetz ’97 David C. Durbin P’15 Jacquelyn Vasichko Tennis Stanley Cobbs Jerry Durbin Dorothy R. Vogler Benjamin Gregory Clark P’10 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Monica L. Durbin Bryan P. Waller Eva Clark P’10 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 Joanne M. Cooner Mara Eckhardt Debra K. Weaver George W. Crabb ’60 Mary M. Cope Vilma H. Ehrlinger Edward A. Weidow P’15 Michale L. Duffy P’12 Timothy L. Cornelson Emerson Leslie A. Weidow P’15 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Michael R. Couden ’92 John R. Esther West Alabama Family Practice & Peter G. Emanuel ’88 Lisa Emmenegger Katherine Evans Sports Medicine, PC William P. Halliday, III Andrew R. Falls ’79, P’08, P’12 Roslynn C. Fernow David E. White Deborah Duffy Honthumb P’12 Judy Ragland Falls P’08, P’12 Stephen R. Ferrara Mary L. Wilkinson Judith W. Malcolm Deborah L. Fisher P’14 Janet M. Flink Elizabeth A. Wirls Kareem R. Mansur ’08 Marc A. Fisher P’14 Margaret W. Gentry Stephen H. Wirls Hal David Martin P’11 John H. Ford Shannon M. Gleason Michelle Kay Martin P’11 Albert Fowlkes G. Michael Gonda ’94 Softball Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Christine Gardner Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Rachel Anne Austin ’08 Thomas Franklin Moak P’11, P’14 William C. Gordon, Jr. ’96 Randall D. Grooms Christina A. Becher P’14 Geoff Arnold Neale P’13 John D. Harris, Jr. P’14 Manizeh M. Gruber Karen Becher Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86, P’13 Nora Harris P’14 Beth Guin Peter G. Becher, Jr. P’14 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Richard Hock Seong Bong Ha Susan R. Becher Suzanne Phelps P’13 Ann Hodge John D. Harris, Jr. P’14 Lindsey Annika Bitowft ’15 C. W. Stacks ’70 Rose M. Hudgens Nora Harris P’14 Cynthia Regina Bitters ’11 Staci Rae Thomas ’08 Jeff Hyche W. Cameron Haskett Barbara A. Boshoven Andrea Rae Wilkerson ’85 Molly Bradley Jackson ’94 Dana M. Johnson Carolyn Bowman One Anonymous Donor William D. Jackson ’94 Charles L. Jones Jessica Diane Brown ’14 Joshua T. Klein ’01 Peron Jones Mark J. Brown P’14 Track and Cross Country Margo W. Ladner Stephanie A. Jones Terri R. Brown P’14 Jennifer Lee Andrews ’06 Cathy D. Laurence P’15 Robert C. Keown Jeff Burroughs Bryce W. Ashby ’00 Eliot S. Laurence P’15 Stephen D. Kilgo Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Kimberly R. Beno P’15 Diane L. Logan Kathleen M. Kuerzi Janice C. Cox Timothy G. Beno P’15 Susannah M. Malek Vivian J. Ladd Crown Coach Corporation A. Jocelyn Burgess P’15 George A. Marcinko Andrea Lainhart P’14 FedEx Corporation Blair D. Burgess, Jr. P’15 Liz Maxwell Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Andrew Bates Gibson, III Harold W. Burnam P’14 Bettye D. McKinnon Alli Lambert ’94 Virginia A. Jones Renee K. Burnam P’14 Don H. McKinnon Wanda Lamb-Moorhead Kimberly A. Kleine P’15 Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Edward W. Miller, Jr. Michael J. Lauesen Stephen A. Kleine P’15 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68, P’98 Paul J. Mittelhammer Irma J. Leidig Madeline N. Lowry Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 Lisa A. Morrison P’15 Michael P. Leslie Megan Christine Matthews ’13 William E. Carrell ’58 R. Ray Morrison P’15 Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Michael L. McDonald Linda L. Carter P’15 David R. Neithamer ’84, P’13 Littleton Soccer Club Madison Michelle Moreland ’15 Melissa G. Cicci P’15 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84, P’13 Nancy G. Mattax Cynthia Myers S. Lawrence Cicci P’15 Michael C. O’Gorman ’07 Ann B. McCaffrey James C. Patton, Jr. Brian M. Clary ’01 Hansen P. Rada ’96 Mary Ellen McCloskey P’13 Chelsea Nicole Peters ’12 Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Patrick Daniel Riederer ’96 Thomas F. McCloskey P’13 Michelle T. Shaw P’15 W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Adel S. Saleh P’10, P’15 Luther L. McDougal P’14 Raymond W. Shaw, Jr. P’15 Donna Rena Crenshaw P’13

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 14 10/11/12 4:20 PM John Jeffrey Crenshaw P’13 M. Bancroft McMurphy, III ’96 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 William McAlvany P’13 Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb ’96 Anthony R. Milani P’14 David L. Tait P’15 Jack C. Moll Mary Hall Gregg P’10 Susan E. Milani P’14 Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 John N. Grim, Jr. P’15 Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ’97 David A. Theriault P’15 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Teresa A. Grim P’15 Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ’98 Karen S. Theriault P’15 Jacquelyn Ehrentraut Norris ’02 Glenn T. Hays ’62 Christopher B. Moore ’11 Christina Marie Wagstaff P’13 Christopher L. Quina P’14 William D. Henry, Jr. ’01 James C. Murphy ’69 David H. Wasserman P’14 Linda A. Quina P’14 Kevin G. Honnell P’15 Lori A. Nelson Doris G. Wasserman P’14 Donald Schmid P. Diana Honnell P’15 David E. Norris P’15 Robert W. Wheeler ’84 Clinton J. Schmitt P’15 Phillip R. Hurst P’15 Patricia C. Norris P’15 Robert A. Yanckello P’15 Colleen M. Schmitt P’15 Michael H. Jaffe P’15 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Susan M. Yanckello P’15 Megan Bartels Shelton ’06 Tracy J. Jaffe P’15 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Michelle Petter Stafford ’06 Matthias Kaelberer P’15 William B. Pitts ’08 Volleyball (The Roof Club) Thomas D. Votaw Catherine D. Kelly P’15 Linda Porterfi eld Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Martin R. Wolinski Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 Jean S. Kirk P’11 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 Michael Bertz ^In Memoriam Scott H. Kirk P’11 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Eugenia Bruce Bostock ’74 P – Parent Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 J. Michael Ripski ’71 Richard M. Bostock ’74 GP – Grandparent Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Mary Beth Dykes George G. Lacy Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Barbara M. Hoth Anna Pinchak Lillis ’00 Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 Debra J. Krall P’14 Alexander K. Mahoney ’08 Carol Harden Sheftall P’07 Robert D. Krall P’14 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 William Lowe Sheftall P’07 Joanne McAlvany P’13

Parent and Grandparent Donors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Perkins, Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Diehl Society Guarantor Janet C. Millis P’11 John Bradford Goss P’10, P’12 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, Two Anonymous Donors Erich A. Mounce P’15 Bradley Neilson Howell, Sr. P’12 P’15 Marla S. Mounce P’15 Sara Jane Howell P’12 Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Diehl Society Fellow Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 Abigail Bateman Hubbell P’13 P’15 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 R. Clayton Murphy P’15 Paul Joseph Hubbell, III P’13 A. Elizabeth Headley P’14* Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12* Shahla Kaukab P’15 Martin S. Headley P’14* Arthur W. Rollins ’8,1 P’13 Joe Bob Perkins P’12* Elizabeth Malone P’13 Jane M. Horn P’13* Cathy Rollins P’13 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15* John Thomas Malone P’13 Warren B. Horn P’13* W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15* Kimberly A. Martin P’14* James E. Huettner P’14 Diehl Society Benefactor Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 William D. Martin P’14* Phyllis C. Huettner P’14 Klaus T. Said P’14 Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 George Stephen Mason, Jr. P’13* Derren Dee Johnson P’12 Laura C. Said P’14 Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Kym Freeman Mason P’13* Frederick Alan Johnson P’12 Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 Leila Dell Mischer P’09* Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. P’95 Diehl Society Sustainer George Villere Young P’13* Walter Max Mischer, Jr. P’09* Andrea Lainhart P’14 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Sarah Chesser Young P’13* Kaukab Naseer P’15 Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 Two Anonymous Donors Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 John Albert Fogarty P’13* Suzanne Phelps P’13 Helen A. Lilienstern P’13 Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13* Red and Black Society Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Scott A. Lisse P’14* Joyce S. Lacerte P’13 Partner Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Tracey L. Lisse P’14* Lawrence J. Lacerte P’13 Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Elizabeth Browning Riley P’13* John L. Malanchuk P’14 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 James R. Lowe P’98 Diane Rudner P’07 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Dac Tat Pham P’13 Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13* John Joseph Sherman P’09 Jeff J. Rold P’14* Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13* Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Kathleen C. Rold P’14* Lizabeth B. Weaver P’15 Mary Lenore McCormick P’13 Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, Elizabeth Ann Mockely P’14* Diehl Society Patron Red and Black Society Senior P’15* Kenneth John Najder P’13* Charles Evans P’15, P’15 David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15* Michelle C. Najder P’13* Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Kathryn Anne Williams P’11 Jonathan David Nussdorf P’13 Thomas B. Harris P’12 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Kevin Kirby Ruddock P’12* Dana Bradley Holt P’09 Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 Red and Black Society Marian Morris Ruddock P’12* Rita Louise Holt P’09 Jane Emily Boozalis P’12 Associate William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Elizabeth P. Johnson P’14 Steve Theodore Boozalis P’12 William Petus Blalock P’12* Ann Crandall Sloan P’95 Ethan W. Johnson P’14 John P. Cudahy P’15 Anne Allain Chadwick P’13 C. Hamilton Sloan P’95 Doreen M. Kelly P’12 Robin R. Cudahy P’15 Winslow Joseph Chadwick P’13 Robert Stolar P’15 Gary Allan King P’13 Cynthia T. Culmo P’12* R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Dale W. Tremblay P’15 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Mark M. Culmo P’12* Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Sandra C. Tremblay P’15 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Russell E. Galloway ’80, P’10, P’15 Jan Bellew Connor P’13* John W. Tucker ’80, P’13* Robert H. Madigan P’15 Sherry J. Galloway P’10, P’15 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13* Mrs. Laurie Ann Tucker P’13* J. Michael Millis P’11 Debbie Bennett Goss P’10, P’12 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13

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Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Marc A. Hautot P’14 Pamela Perchik P’13 Julie Clare Antaya P’12 P’13 Deborah Jean Havner P’12 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14 Richard Scott Antaya P’12 David Salem Tweel P’13* Galen Clifford Havner P’12 Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14 M. Sohaib Arain P’15 Margaret Sloan Tweel P’13* Arthur S. Headley P’14 Lauran Russell Powers P’11 Ann E. Barber P’13 Carolyn Spann Utt P’11 Carol E. Headley P’14 William P. Powers P’11 John F. Barber P’13 William Phillips Utt P’11 Michael J. Hofto P’07, P’10 Narendra Pranav P’13 Susan Strauss Battestin P’13 Nancy T. Hofto P’07, P’10 Nila Pranav P’13 William George Battestin P’13 Red and Black Society Lynn Horton P’14 Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15 Robert Eugene Bledsoe P’09, P’11 Member Richard A. Horton P’14 Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, P’15 Julie St. Martin Bordelon P’06, P’12* Benjamin T. Allen P’15 Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Bruce A. Reed P’14 Prescilla C. Burnett P’14 Cynthia R. Allen P’15 Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 Page B. Reed P’14 Riley L. Burnett, Jr. P’14 Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Cindy E. Jezek P’15 Dorothy G. Reader P’13 Debra L. Hanig P’14* Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Jack D. Jezek P’15 Janie Richard P’14 Lynda J. Calkin Wolf P’15 C. Michelle Baker P’13 Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Murdock Richard P’14 Elizabeth R. Chesteen P’14 William Anderson Baker P’13 Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller P’10 Hilliard E. Chesteen, III P’14 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Debbi Fields Rose P’10 Thomas Myles Clark P’12 Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Patricia S. Johnson P’15 Michael D. Rose P’10 Scott Clingan P’14 Brian Barlia P’14 Ann Frances Jury P’14 Beth McFadden Rouse P’09 Steffy Clingan P’14 Joanne Barlia P’14 Clifford S. Jury P’14 Robert Hudson Rouse P’09 Lisa Tempesta Cox P’09 Marie Prat Baxley P’13 Catherine D. Kelly P’15 Joseph E. Royal P’14 Mark Jay Cox P’09 William Joseph Baxley P’13 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Kathryn A. Royal P’14 Janis Hardin Davis P’06 Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Charles Kenwright, III P’13 Michael Royer P’07, P’10 Julie A. Dean P’15 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Shelley Jean Royer P’07, P’10 Phillip A. Dean P’15 Kathryn W. Bigler P’15 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 Jonathan Lee Rue P’12 Karen E. Eckert P’15 Mark E. Bigler P’15 Charles A. Kirby P’13 Melinda Susan Rue P’12 Angela Sundberg Estes ’82, P’13 Lori L. Blackmer P’14 Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Nanette Rumsey P’14 Theodore D. Estes ’83, P’13 Peter Boudreaux P’15 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 David Joel Sackett P’12 Camille Roberts Fenton P’11 Julie B. Bowen P’14 Robert D. Kirkpatrick P’03 Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 John M. Fenton P’11 Nyda Suzanne Brook P’13* Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Barry Charles Schully P’12 Harry T. Goldman, Jr. P’72, P’75 Keith N. Browning P’14 Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15 Ellen Faust Schully P’12 Mary Goldman P’72, P’75 Pamela O. Browning P’14 Ellen A. Knudsen P’15 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 Joseph A. Hanig P’14* James McDuffi e Bruce, III P’11 Alan L. Laves P’15 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Bartlett I. Harwood, III P’14 Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 Daemie Laves P’15 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Meredith H. Harwood P’14 David Caldwell P’12 John Dewitt Lent P’12 Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 Lyndall Hauver P’12 Nancy Caldwell P’12 Pamela K. Lent P’12 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Robert Hauver P’12 Charles E. Cook, Jr. P’08 Clay Lilienstern P’13 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 W. Blake Heldmar P’15 Lucy Gerald Cook P’08 Rebecca Lilienstern P’13 David L. Tait P’15 E. LeRoy Hendricks, Jr. P’90 David C. DeGenova P’14 Carl A. Lockhart P’14 Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Frances Hendricks P’90 Peter H. Domer P’14 Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14 James Orville Thompson, Sr. P’13 James Logan Henrikson P’13 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15* Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Lynn Stanley Thompson P’13 Margaret Henrikson P’13 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15* William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 James W. Tomforde P’13 Mary Beth Heying P’15 Sara Downey P’14* Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 Leigh Brock Tomforde P’13 Steve Heying P’15 Alice Ann Dunlap P’12 Stephanie Madison P’13 Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 John K. Jenkins P’15 Francis Eugene Dunlap, Jr. P’12 Janet Ann Marr P’13 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 Louise Jenkins P’15 David C. Durbin P’15 Price Hendricks Marr P’13 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Kevin R. Jones P’13 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Jane W. McKim P’12 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Mary Kathy Jones P’13 Lina H. Elias P’14 Thomas F. McKim P’12 Catharine Millar Woods ’81, P’12* Anil Kukreja P’12 Said E. Elias P’14 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Thomas N. Woods ’81, P’12* Poonam Kukreja P’12 Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Mike R. McWherter P’14 Jane Cady Wright P’13 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14 Jo Ann Emery P’12 David A. Mintz P’15 George S. Young, II P’15 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14 Robert Eric Emery P’12 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Kelly Elizabeth Young P’09 G. Andrew Murphy P’15 Kathleen B. Everett P’15 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Peter Michael Young P’09 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 Ronald G. Everett P’15 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 David J. Zehr P’15 Donald Dudley Napier, III P’12 Clay T. Farha P’12 Mary E. Murchison P’13 Emily Perkins Zerfoss P’12 Margaret Napier P’12 Jamie L. Farha P’12 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III P’12 Edward R. Nelson, Jr. P’14 Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 Martin C. Murrer P’13 Two Anonymous Donors Mamye Nelson P’14 John Edwin Ferebee P’11 John A. Nelson P’13 Robert W. Newman P’15 Susan D. Fernbach P’15 Teresa Watson Nelson P’09 Dean’s Society Robin E. Newman P’15 Thomas J. Fewox P’12 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 Carus M. DuBose P’14* Lucie Raffanti P’13 Toni N. Fewox P’12 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Jane G. DuBose P’14* Stephen Raffanti P’13 Christy Holt Frierson P’11 Andrew Jackson Noble, III P’05 Gerald S. Grisham P’13 Margaret Carolyn Raiser P’12 John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Maureen Elaine O’Neal P’12 Teresa C. Grisham P’13 Carmen M. Ramirez P’13 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Michael John O’Neal P’12 Brenda K. Holmes P’14* J. Richard Ramirez P’13 Marianna B. Giblin P’15 G. Bruce Parkerson P’14 Byron E. Holmes, Jr. P’14* Jennifer L. Repass P’14 Helyn Shelley Goldstein P’11 Jennifer Parkerson P’14 Letricia L. Niegos P’14* Robert D. Repass P’14 Jeanne Grebe P’98 Catherine Ann Patterson P’12 Philip Niegos P’14* Carlos O. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15 T. Keith Grebe P’98 David L. Patterson P’12 Ingrid L. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Elizabeth K. Patterson P’11, P’14 Cloister Society Harriet Long Ross P’74 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Lancing C. Patterson P’11, P’14 Jerry C. Alexander P’15 John J. Ross P’74 Helen Hall Kenwright P’13 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15 Sherri L. Alexander P’15 Carol L. Rowland P’09 Carolyn C. Hardy P’13 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15 Edward S. Alpaugh, Jr. P’14 Mark A. Rowland P’09 Marino Conte Hardy P’13 Joel Perchik P’13 Lisa E. Alpaugh P’14 James A. Skochdopole P’15

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 16 10/11/12 4:21 PM Nancy H. Skochdopole P’15 David R. Kerney P’15 Loyalty Club Patricia Campbell P’08* Donald Jay Slevin P’12 Virginia A. Kerney P’15 Elizabeth Lynn Abbott P’00 Colleen Cowles Capstick P’12 Marilyn Ann Slevin P’12 Judith A. Klemperer P’15 Robert L. Abbott P’00 Larry Steven Capstick P’12 Naheed Sohaib P’15 Leslie P. Klemperer P’15 Sandra A. Aggrey P’14 Alice Catherine Carls P’07 Andrew Mark Streitfeld P’12 David E. Knauss P’15 Mary Macgill Agre P’11 Stephen Douglas Carls P’07 George S. Tallichet P’05* Jacki A. Knauss P’15 Peter C. Agre P’11 Douglas R. Carothers P’15 Marisue Tallichet P’05* Christine C. Laird P’13 Lubica Alberty P’15 Ann McKoy Chapman P’91 Cheryl L. Thompson P’15 Warren R. Laird P’13 Hanan Y. Amro P’15 H. McCreal Chapman P’91 Mark C. Thompson P’15 Jean McCluskey Loux P’99 Sari F. Amro P’15 Gerardo Charles P’14 Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15 Peter C. Loux P’99 John N. Andrews P’15 Gloria E. Charles P’14 James E. Van Hoeck P’15 Rebekka L. Lueptow P’15 Wanda H. Andrews P’15 Diane Swann Chastain P’03 J. Mark Wolf P’15 Don Lum P’00, P’04 Rosalyn Mechelle Anthony P’12 Donald G. Chastain P’03 Gwendolyn Kay Lum P’00, P’04 Walker Star Anthony P’12 H. Helen Chen P’14 Tower Society Carrie Lee Lunyong P’12 Claire Ellen Archer P’08 X. Patrick Chen P’14 Maria Alsamadisi P’12 Victor Entenbang Lunyong P’12 Jay E. Archer P’08 Joseph Chien P’15 Morsy Alsamadisi P’12 Joseph Magliolo P’12 Barbara Arrington P’92 Sunny Chien P’15 Dana L. Avant P’14 Virginia Howze Magliolo ’75, P’12 Joseph Arrington, Sr. P’92 Charlotte S. Christian P’15 David Charles Bach P’11 Helen D. Martin P’14 Mary E. Asbell P’15 Robert A. Christian P’15 Nora Margaret Bach P’11 James R. Martin, Jr. ’76, P’14 Michael D. Asbell P’15 Rooney Chu P’13 Allen Wayne Bares P’13 James Robert McCoid P’13 Katherine C. Ash P’14 Tommy D. Chu P’13 Carole Annie Bares P’13 Pamela Jean McCoid P’13 Thomas M. Ash P’14 Melissa G. Cicci P’15 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Davie Wayne Melton P’12* Carolyn Humphrey Avery P’99 S. Lawrence Cicci P’15 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Janice Scott Melton P’12* William H. Avery P’99 Carolyn W. Ciocca P’14 Anita Faye Bierle P’12 Anthony R. Milani P’14 John Spratt Bacot P’13 John Ciocca P’14 Michael Lawrence Bierle P’12 Susan E. Milani P’14 Carola Lipsey Bacque P’98 Benjamin Gregory Clark P’10 Kari Leigh Bjorhus P’12 Allen H. Moffi tt P’93 Odon L. Bacque, Jr. P’98 Charles M. Clark P’13 Mark J. Brown P’14* Georgianna Moffi tt P’93 Gordon E. Baird P’90, P’94 Eva Clark P’10 Terri R. Brown P’14* Elizabeth R. Moir P’15 Vada M. Baird P’90, P’94 Beverly Coates P’77 Fred D. Bryan P’82, P’85, P’88 Peter A. Moir P’15 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Dudley W. Coates P’77 Stuart Campbell P’10 Cheryl B. Nevares P’15* Richard A. Banks ’85, P’15 S. Jones Colcock, Jr. P’14 Becky Irvin Campbell P’10 Steven A. Nevares P’15* Stephanie D. Banks P’15 Dusanne J. Comkornruecha P’99 Kenneth Fred Carlson P’12 Michele Rebecca Pappas P’13 Michael L. Bass P’15 Prachak Comkornruecha P’99 Gregory A. Carnes P’15 Thomas Gregory Pappas P’13 Regina P. Bass P’15 Carla Conley P’84 Janet L. Carnes P’15 Daniel E. Pellegrom P’97, P’11 Abigail Baxter P’15 Frank Conley P’84 Valerie J. Carpenter P’15 Sally Pellegrom P’97, P’11 Bonita C. Berry P’14 Marie Conn P’15 Fabio Carrillo P’01 Mary Louise Sandifer P’12 Brian P. Berry P’14 Steven C. Conn P’15 Nohra Stella Carrillo P’01 Charles W. Sartain P’14 L. Gail Bishop P’13 Desiree’ A. Connell P’14 John W. Cavner P’14 Erica L. Sartain ’73, P’14 Nancy Elizabeth Bittel P’98 Timothy J. Connell P’14 Rebecca A. Cavner P’14 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Raymond H. Bittel P’98 Melia E. Cook P’14 Cynthia Marie Chaney P’13 Paul Schrier P’04 Bruce W. Bitzer P’14 Michael J. Cook P’14 Douglas Wade Chaney P’13 C. Matthew Spinolo ’85, P’15* Howard B. Blustein P’14 Wendy Sue Covey-Scott P’13* Edward Stephen Cody P’08 Lynda Hamilington Spinolo ’86, P’15* Susan B. Blustein P’14 James E. Cowie P’15 Kathy Bogart Conkell P’11 Courtney A. Strachan P’13 Kimberly M. Bohls P’15 Kimberly J. Cowie P’15 William David Conkell P’11 Shirley M. Strachan P’13 William B. Bohls P’15 Ann M. Creedon P’12 Lori Sanders Conley P’13* Christopher Gerard Strug P’13* Anne B. Bonnyman P’12 Kevin G. Creedon P’12 Thomas Denny Conley P’13* Susan Frances Strug P’13* Marsha Lynne Borden P’13 James M. Cummings P’15 Deena Marie Cossich P’12* Bryan Richard Sullivan P’13* Phillip Robert Borden P’13 Toni R. Cummings P’15 Phil Francis Cossich P’12* Joanna Carol Sullivan P’13* Charles Michael Bower P’11 Mary P. Curtis P’12 Timothy M. Crowley P’14 Kathleen Helen Turco P’08 Mary Ann Bower P’11 Stanley B. Curtis P’12 Donald Currie P’12 Robert Fredrick Turco P’08 Linda Whiteside Bowker P’95 Alice E. Cyrus P’15 Judith Currie P’12 Andrew A. Vance, Jr. P’04* William H. Bowker P’95 Steven K. Cyrus P’15 John H. Fairbanks, Jr. ’79, P’14 Frances M. Vance P’04* Bonnie J. Bowley P’15 Larry Eugene Dagen P’08, P’10, P’15 Burton D. Glover P’02* Mary Elizabeth Walker ’78, P’13 James E. Bowley P’15 Leanna Kim Dagen P’08, P’10, P’15 Suzanne Cook Glover P’02* Nancy J. Welch P’13 William S. Boyd, Jr. ’65, P’15 Frances Rebecca Daughtry P’12 Jean Ann Grabias P’03 William Perry Welch P’13 Linda Brandewiede P’04 Anne K. Davidson P’15 Joseph S. Grabias P’03 Jeanne S. White P’14 Robert P. Brandewiede P’04 Christopher J. Davidson P’15 R. Brent Hardaway P’14 Deanna M. Whittle P’15 Dorothy Marie Brenner P’95 Gerald James Davis P’10 Susan C. Hardaway P’14 Kenneth R. Whittle P’15 James E. Brenner P’95 Kathleen Davis P’10 Renee Simpson Harn P’11 Danny Lee Wilkerson P’13* Diane Ellis Breth P’00 Andrew S. Dean P’15 Robert Eugene Harn P’11 Sue Ellen Wilkerson P’13* James R. Breth P’00 Gregory Irving DesRoches P’09 Kenneth J. Heaghney P’13 Deborah Riefe Wilson P’12 Kurt I. Brobeck P’15 Liane Heise DesRoches P’09 Guy M. Hicks P’14 Robert Lee Wilson P’12 John Hentry Broocks P’09 Craig R. DeVine P’14 Marjorie J. Hicks P’14 Freda M. Woods P’15 Yvette Monique Broocks P’09 Whitney A. DeVine P’14 Anthony M. Hughes P’03 Ron B. Woods, Sr. P’15 Roberta Groce Brown P’00 Jean Rambach Dickelman P’12, P’13 Rosemary Rowe Hughes P’03 Mary Jane Woodward P’86, P’88 Stuart C. Brown P’00 Thomas Scot Dickelman, Sr. P’12, Mark K. Jackson P’15 Pat M. Woodward P’86, P’88 Margo Suzanne Brownfi eld P’12 P’13 Mindy R. Jackson P’15 Claudia K. Worley P’12 Richard Scott Brownfi eld P’12 Robert John Diliberto P’12 Howard Jones, Jr. P’89 Robert S. Worley P’12 Felix M. Brueck P’13 John Nicholas Drobak P’12 Lynn Y. Jones P’14 Jacalyn M. Wright P’04, P’09 Jerry L. Bullins P’04 Mary Elizabeth Drobak P’12 Richard E. Jones P’14 Robert W. Wright P’04, P’09 Marie Carol Bullins P’04 John G. Dunavant P’14 Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. P’12 David Glenn Zanca P’10 Allan R. Cahill P’14 V.J. Dunavant P’14 Sharon Young Jones P’89 Ginny Zanca P’10 Renee M. Cahill P’14 David H. Eblen, II P’14 Susan Christine Jones P’12 Norris Wayne Campbell P’08* Marilynn S. Eblen P’14

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E. Randolph Eckert P’15 Judith Leanore Hodges P’89* Katy H. Ly P’15 Amy Magee Parkinson P’00, P’10 Ann Turner Erkel P’02 Gene Holcomb P’90 Christina M. Maginn P’14 John Ricahrd Parkinson, Jr. P’00, P’10 R. H. Erkel, Jr. P’02 Nancy Holcomb P’90 David M. Malkowski P’14 Ashok Babubhai Patel P’12 Daniel Keith Evans P’12 Anna Hong P’15 Judy Malkowski P’14 Robert B. Patterson P’13 Sidney Springfi eld Evans P’12 James Hong P’15 Margaret M. Mallory P’08, P’10 Susan Hook Patterson ’87, P’13 Samuel N. Evins, IV P’82 Kevin G. Honnell P’15 William Barton Mallory, III P’08, P’10 David W. Paul P’15 Susan Evins P’82 P. Diana Honnell P’15 Rodney A. Malpert P’15 Rosalie J. Paul P’15 Darlyn Henderson Fabacher P’02, P’06 Theresa E. Hook P’11 Steven Mancinelli P’14* Marc S. Payne P’15 Robert J. Fabacher P’02, P’06 William John Hook P’11 Gary Allen Marcum P’11 Susan P. Payne P’15 Epsey Cooke Farrell P’03 Brenda Black Hooper P’12 Joy Cooper Marcum P’11 Cheryl Jayne Peck P’12 Mary Lott Federline P’95 James E. Hooper ’73, P’12 Burton M. Marshall GP’12 Robert William Peck P’12 Terry E. Federline P’95 Karen Hord P’14 Joni F. Marshall GP’12 Cynthia Ann Peterson P’13 Davi Lee Ferguson P’13* Randal T. Hord P’14 Kimberly M. Marullo P’13 Edward Samuel Peterson, Jr. P’13 Jean Ann Ferguson P’13* B. Keith Hornsby P’15 David L. McAlister P’15 James Francis Petraglia P’12, P’15 Joyce Fields P’14 Julie A. Hornsby P’15 Susan G. McAlister P’15 Cynthia Crowson Pierce P’11 Linda Beth Fine P’12, P’15 Christopher G. Hotard P’14 Joanne McAlvany P’13 George Forster Pierce, III P’11 Carrie Finlayson P’01 Sherri R. Hotard P’14 William McAlvany P’13 Cynthia D. Pitcock P’81 Deborah L. Fisher P’14 Craig Sidney Howard P’13 Judity Haskell McCarthy P’13 James A. Pitcock P’81 Marc A. Fisher P’14 Jan Hanna Howard P’13 Kevin Warren McCarthy P’13 Elizabeth Driscoll Pochter P’12 Maria Avdela Fonseca-Kheshti P’12 Andrew Kincannon Howorth P’11 J. Ritchie McCulloch P’14 Theodore Pochter P’12 Mary K. Friskics-Warren P’12 Susan Saunders Howorth^ P’11 Karen C. McCulloch P’14 Lynn R. Pratt P’15 William T. Friskics-Warren P’12 Joyce Penelope Jacobsen P’15 Nanette McGinn P’13 Thomas N. Pratt P’15 Jill Galloway P’15 Viola E. Johnson P’15 Thomas Terrell McGinn P’13 Guillermina Toal Punzalan P’97 Steven H. Galloway P’15 Glenn Williamson Jones P’08 J. Terry McGowan^ P’14 Roger G. Punzalan P’97 Donald L. Garton P’14 Mary Jane Hillard Jones P’08 Marguerite E. McGowan P’14 Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 Kathleen M. Garton P’14 Carrin Clark Katz P’97 John A. McGrail P’14 Lela S. Radujkovich P’13 Patsy Maria Gatlin P’94 Jerry P. Katz P’97 Susan M. McGrail P’14 Zivko Radujkovich P’13 Z. Wayne Gatlin P’94 LaVonda Bowdoin Keel P’12 Matthew Whitney McIsaac P’13 Allison D. Ranson P’10, P’14 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Perry Hamilton Keel P’12 Patti Lynn McIsaac P’13 William A. Ranson P’10, P’14 Dale Smith Georgiade P’98, P’01 Connie G. Keen P’15 Mary B. McIver P’14 C. Michael Reel P’15 Gregory S. Georgiade P’98, P’01 James L. Keen P’15 Robert G. McIver P’14 David M. Reid, Sr. P’15 E. Scott Geyer P’12 Anne Connolly Keith P’07, P’12 B. Prince McLaughlin P’14 Lisa E. Reid P’15 Pleas Rogers Geyer P’12 Adrianne P. Kelly P’14 Michael W. McLaughlin P’14 Ali Rejaee P’14* Mary Ben Glancy P’05, P’09 Joy Kennard P’11 Kevin C. Medved P’14, P’14 Julie E. Rejaee P’14* Sean E. Glancy P’05, P’09 Carrie DeLong Kernodle P’09 Michele A. Medved P’14, P’14 Ann Elizabeth Rhomberg P’12 Lynda Godkin P’11 John Philip Kernodle P’09 Donna Joyce Milazzo P’12 Gregory Robrt Rhomberg P’12 Mary Hall Gregg P’10 Andrew R. Ketch P’14* Stephen Michael Milazzo P’12 Jay Saunders Ricketts P’09, P’13 Edward M. Griffi n P’15 Temple M. Ketch P’14* Larry T. Miller P’93 Lynn Siebers Ricketts P’09, P’13 Julie Griffi n P’15 Asghar Kheshti P’12 Patti Jeanne Miller P’93 Katherine Edmondson Riley P’13 Fiona M. Harlan P’15 Seong K. Kim P’15 Phyllis J. Minor P’14 William Joseph Riley P’13 Jonathan V. Harlan P’15 Sun H. Kim P’15 Michael Allen Monsor P’12 Barry Joseph Roerty P’12 Annabell Ailor Harr P’96 Georgia M. Kimmel P’12 David K. Morris P’15 Sharon Zwahl Roerty P’12 David M. Harr P’96 Stephen D. Kimmel P’12 Frances Morrison P’12 Henry Williams Sanders P’12 Leta B. Harrell P’15 John K. Kimmitt P’15 Lisa A. Morrison P’15 Lynn Clendenin Sanders P’12 Clare N. Harris P’14 Marsha P. Kimmitt P’15 Paul Cooper Morrison P’12 Melissa F. Scott P’15 Diana Craig Harris P’10 Amelia Kopald P’71 R. Ray Morrison P’15 Michael James Scott P’13* Durward S. Harris P’93 S. L. Kopald, Jr. P’71 Karl M. Muller P’14* Arlene E. Sharfman P’15 James C. Harris P’14 Christine D. Krone P’14 Kimberly A. Muller P’14* David M. Sharfman P’15 Joan Reynolds Harris P’93 Lester H. Krone P’14 Elizabeth L. Murov P’14 Al Sharis P’15 Patrick Scott Harris P’13 Karen D. LaBranche P’14 Ellis B. Murov P’14 Anita M. Sharis P’15 Sharon Jane Harris P’13 Clara Lagueruela P’12 George B. Murphy P’15 Michelle T. Shaw P’15 John R. Hays, Jr. P’06 Richard G. Lagueruela P’12 Cynthia May Naeger P’12 Raymond W. Shaw, Jr. P’15 Nancy S. Hays P’06 John William Lang P’12 William Joseph Naeger P’12 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 Sarah Jablecki Hays P’12 Katherine Neal Lang P’12 Geoff Arnold Neale P’13 Frederick H. Sheldon P’11 Charles R. Haywood P’12 Gary A. LaPorte P’15 Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86, P’13 Laura Shaw Shields P’04 Elizabeth C. Heath P’15 Gayle C. LaPorte P’15 Susan Pope Neelly P’01 Henry J. Siegelson P’14 Elliott C. Heath P’15 Margaret A. Laycock P’14 William R. Neelly P’01 Kim L. Siegelson P’14 A. Foster Hebert P’14 Billy D. Leach P’87 David R. Neithamer ’84, P’13 James Simmons P’15 Anne A. Henderson P’14 Maythorne B. Leach P’87 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84, P’13 Sonya Simmons P’15 Brian D. Henderson P’14 Harriet Harrison Leavell P’10 Garland Elizabeth Newell P’13 Elizabeth L. Simpson P’14 J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13 U. Whitney Leavell, III P’10 Joseph Ross Newell, III P’13 Pankaj Sinha P’15 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78, P’13 Robert M. Lenzini, Sr. P’14 Melinda Suzanne Newman P’13 Suniti S. Sinha P’15 Ellen Spencer Henschen P’10 Peter G. LeRoy P’14 Terry Walter Newman P’13 Connie M. Skrmetta P’15 Gary Mayes Henschen P’10 Susan M. LeRoy P’14 Alice Cockroft Oates ’71, P’14 Peggy Ann Slater P’10 David J. Herman P’14 Peggy A. Levine P’14* John F. Oates, Jr. P’14 Richard M. Slater P’10 Deborah A. Herman P’14 Anne C. Lewis P’15 Thomas Ofor-Ansah P’14 Guice Slawson, Jr. P’14 Judith Williams Hettinger P’06 Y. Tony Lin P’15 Henry M. Ogden P’14 Leah Slawson P’14 Ken Hickey P’11 Jill S. Lindemann P’15 Mary W. Ogden P’14 Becky N. Sloan P’15 Dena Hill P’14 Kenneth C. Lindemann P’15 Patricia Gayle Osler P’97 Jon E. Sloan P’15 Michael L. Hill P’14 Christopher A. Lowrance P’15 Thomas M. Osler P’97 Carol A. Smathers P’14 Constance Elise Hobson P’07 Michelle P. Lowrance P’15 Nancy Owens P’85 David B. Smathers ’77, P’14 Willis Wilson Hobson P’07 Frank Y. Ly P’15 William S. Owens P’85 Ann N. Smith P’13

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 18 10/11/12 4:22 PM Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10* Jere A. Wells P’15 Amy W. Baskin P’14 Janice Maria Campbell P’08, P’11 Jeffrey P. Smith P’12 Katherine Leigh Wells P’12* Stuart G. Baskin P’14 Julie H. Campbell P’15 Linda F. Smith P’12 Ralph Phillip Wells P’12* Charles F. Baum P’15 Martina Campbell P’12, P’15 Scott Alan Smith P’10* Johnenne Evette Whitmore P’12 Mary R. Baum P’15 Odran J. Campbell P’15 John A. Solomon P’04, P’07, P’12 Kevin Whitmore P’12 Debra Beason P’10, P’14 Warren Perry Campbell P’08, P’11 Mary Margaret Solomon P’04, P’07, Elizabeth Exum Whitten P’06 Christina A. Becher P’14 Patricia J. Canale P’89 P’12 Gordon T. Whitten^ P’06 Peter G. Becher, Jr. P’14 Michael J. Cannavo P’15 Margaret Spellings P’14 John D. Wigodsky P’06 Joanne Beckham P’88 Joyce D. Cannon P’15 Elisabeth Clawson Stagg P’07 Mary Lynn Wigodsky P’06 Roger H. Beckham P’88 Mary Beth Cannon P’15 William Radford Stagg, Jr. P’07 Ava M. Wilder P’15 Bryan Morris Bell P’12 Richard G. Cannon P’15 Jeanne A. Stangle P’14 Ge-Juan Lois Wilkes P’94 Helen I. Benjamin P’83 Terrance J. Cannon P’15 Cynthia Starnes P’13 Leslie L. Wilkes P’94 Jean I. Benjamin P’83 Denise L. Cantor P’15 Alice Barron Stewart P’13 Bernadette Pian Williams ’77, P’12 John A. Bennett P’15 Murray P. Cantor P’15 Timothy Benjamin Stewart P’13 David Rogal Monroe Williams P’12 Kimberly S. Bennett P’15 Priscilla Leah Capes P’12 Edward J. Stockhausen P’14 Patricia Ann Williams P’12 Kimberly R. Beno P’15 Thomas Eric Capes P’12 Nancy J. Stockhausen P’14 Steve Williams P’12 Timothy G. Beno P’15 Julie Lyn Carlile P’13 Nanci Stolar P’15 Cynthia L. Wilson P’15 James Trousdale Berry P’10 William Jack Carlile P’13 Mary Gayle Stoner P’01, P’03* Marian Wooddell Wilson P’12 Mary Elizabeth Berry P’10 J. Scott Carney P’15 Stephen P. Stoner P’01, P’03* Mark E. Wilson P’12 Jennifer S. Bewley P’93 Tonya F. Carney P’15 A. Robert Stowe, Jr. P’12 Susan Wilson P’15 Peter E. Bilan P’11 Bruce R. Carr P’98 Josephine Uri Stowe P’12 Ward T. Wilson ’79, P’15 Kathleen Core Bishop P’11 Phyllis D. Carr P’98 James G. Stranch, III P’06, P’10 Irene Wiser P’12* Robert Welch Bishop P’11 Christopher G. Carroll P’12 Jane Branstetter Stranch P’06 Michael Kenneth Wisner P’12* David D. Bitler P’14 James J. Casadaban, Sr. P’15 Casey M. Stuart P’07 Daniel Keith Wood P’14 Jodi A. Bitler P’14 Mary Kay Casadaban P’15 Susan J. Stuart P’07 Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89, P’14 Ann E. Blake P’14 Eileen Casey P’13 Taylor William Stuckslager P’12, P’13 Qiang Wu P’15 Stephen M. Blake P’14 Glenn Casey P’13 Bolin Kane Stumb P’99 Wendy Jane Wuerfel P’13 Diane M. Bonner P’06 Andrea Cates P’13 Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr. P’99 Zheng Xin Xiong P’15 Ronnie B. Bonner P’06 Victor Allen Cates P’13 David R. Sullivan P’15 Xiao Lian Xu P’15 Glenn J. Booksh P’14 Terry Neal Catterton P’13 Mary Anne K. Sullivan P’15 James Thomas Yates P’12 Tonya A. Booksh P’14 Garrison C. Cavell P’15 Jill Svejkosky P’11 Jane M. Yocum P’14 Caroline Seay Borgman P’10 Lucinda H. Cavell P’15 Joseph Leo Svejkosky, Jr. P’11 John H. Yocum, Jr. P’14 Paul Edward Borgman P’10 Terry Atkin Cavett P’09 James S. Tart P’98 Loong K. Yong P’15 Martha Anne Bowden P’12 Brent P. Chaisson P’10 Alice Taylor P’84 Z. Mandy Young P’15 Russell Bernard Bowden, Jr. P’12 Mary A. Chaisson P’10 Charles W. Taylor P’84 Janet R. Yu P’13 Patricia A. Bowen P’15 Michele M. Chapman P’14 Irena N. Taylor P’09 Peter Sung-Yan Yu P’13 Robert E. Bowen P’15 Cherie R. Cheser P’15 Porter B. Taylor P’09 Mark David Zalin P’09* Shelley Anne Boyd P’13 Ashok Choudhury P’15 John Hansford Thomas, III P’06 Stephanie Steele Zalin P’09* Jeanne Bracken P’15 Kimberly A. Choudhury P’15 Sherrill Lynn Thomas P’06 Laureen A. Zubiaurre Bitzer P’14 William Bracken P’15 David Chu P’15 Christine M. Todd P’14 Two Anonymous Donors Cindy L. Bradley P’12 Mary K. Cittadino P’14 John R. Todd P’13 E. Denby Brandon, III P’06, P’08 David M. Clapper P’12 Josephine L. Todd P’13 Donor April Shellaine Breland P’13 Denise E. Clapper P’12 R. Carroll Todd P’14 Robert F. Aarstad P’15 Kenneth Earl Breland P’13 Caroline M. Clark P’15 Endang Megawatt Tong P’11 Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch P’11 Christopher J. Brennan P’15 Joan M. Clark P’15 William Chi Tong P’11 Jacqueline M. Abdurhman P’11 Connie K. Brennan P’98 Johnny Henry Clark, Jr. P’13 Amy Turner P’14 Patricia H. Adams P’15, P’15 Dennis F. Brennan P’98 L. Andrew Clark, III P’15 David R. Turner P’14 Mehri Ahmadian P’14 Kristina K. Brennan P’15 Michael J. Clark P’15 Elizabeth Hood Turner P’06 Paula Alam P’15 Carol Coaker Brewer P’00 Patricia Ann Clark P’13 Nancy A. Turner P’15 Fran Perkins Alexander^ P’07, P’10, Hope Christine Bridger P’13 Jeannine Laurie Clotworthy P’12 Selwyn H. Turner, III P’06 P’12 R. Jeffery Bridger P’13 Robert Charles Clotworth P’12 James P. Van Haneghan P’15 Keith M. Alexander ’73, P’07, P’10, Vallie C. Brooks, Jr. P’15 Donald Richard Coleman P’12 Darby M. Van Heyst P’15 P’12 Catherine M. Brown P’15 Mary Louise Coleman P’12 Eric R. Van Heyst P’15 Florence Camp Allen P’12 Donna F. Brown P’14 Jon Ronald Comola P’10 John James Varley P’11 Stephen Aubrey Allen P’12 Matthew S. Brown P’14 Laura Underwood Comola P’10 Marianne Suters Varley P’11 Amanda Allred P’14 Louise Slack Bruce P’11 John S. Coulter, II P’15 Julie Stone Vick P’12 Catherine Suzanne Appleton P’11 Michael George Bruce P’11 M. Heather Coulter P’15 Ross William Vick, III P’12 Jeffery Lynn Appleton P’11 Christopher D. Bryan P’14 Bobby Jacob Cowan, Sr. P’11 Anthony P. Viola P’15 Kim Speak Arnold P’07 Doris A. Bryan P’14 Lois Cowan P’11 Maury M. Viola P’15 William Ellis Arnold, III P’07 Morris Marion Bryan, III P’13 James T. Cowling P’14 Melvin Dodson Wagstaff, Jr. P’11 Martha I. Arrieta P’15 Robert A. Buie P’14 Clay D. Crabtree P’14 Suzanne Young Wagstaff P’11 Edward M. Asbury P’12 Andrew M. Bullard P’14 Melissa G. Crabtree P’14 Daniel Todd Wallace P’12 Nancy E. Asbury P’12 Janet R. Bullard P’14 Alice Crowell P’15 Mary Curlin Wallace P’12 Arlene Karpinski Ashe P’97 Elizabeth P. Bumpous P’15 Nicholas S. Crowell P’15 Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Braxton W. Ashe P’97 Daniel Jay Burnick P’13 Mary B. Crowley P’14 Edward B. Walton P’13 Connie Cape Ashley P’10 Graham Walker Burns P’00 Michael D. Crutcher P’15 Tammy R. Walton P’13 William Harrison Ashley P’10 Robyn Y. Butler P’15 Leah C. Culver P’12 Jie Wang P’15 Koury A. Avery P’15 Marie E. Byrne P’13 Walter E. Culver P’12 Kathleen A. Weinstein P’12 Shalimar S. Backman P’14 M. Laurent Cadden P’15 Colleen Cummings P’15 Steven Weinstein P’12 Charles B. Baize P’85 R. Michael Cadden P’15 Jonathan Cummings P’15 Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. P’90 Melissa Cook Davis Baize P’85 Eduardo G. Calderon P’15 Mary Melissa Daggett P’10 Carol Howard Wells P’03 Fariha Bano P’13 Colin Campbell P’12, P’15 Timothy Mahlon Daggett P’10 Della W. Wells P’15 Elizabeth W. Barber P’06 Cynthia L. Campbell P’15 Carol A. Dahl P’14 Donald H. Wells P’03 Jeffrey T. Barber P’06 David G. Campbell P’15 Virginia House Dale P’12

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 19 10/11/12 4:22 PM Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 19 Donna M. D’Amato P’15 Deborah Yvette Flink P’12 Gretchen Hayman P’12 Robin Katz Kamphaus P’07 Thomas R. D’Amato P’15 Tammie L. Floersh P’13 Oliver Lynn Haynes P’13 Carey L. Karlan P’12 Hong Van Dao P’15 Ann G. Flynt P’14 Virginia Haynes P’13 Jonathan D. Kaufman P’15 Rhonda L. Davidson P’15 Charles H. Flynt, III P’14 Gary M. Heacock P’07 Judy A. Kaufman P’15 Alice Davis P’12 Erica R. Folse P’14 Kathy R. Heacock P’07 Cheryl L. Kaywood P’10 John Thomas Davis P’12 Digna Mariela Forbes P’10 Mary Jean Hendley P’13 Sam K. Kaywood P’10 Cecile Dean P’14 Howard N. Forbes P’10 Robert Steven Hendley ’78, P’13 Andria L. Keil-Bilan P’11 Kevin B. Dean P’14 Steve Forrest P’14 Kevin J. Hendrickson P’06 Nancy D. Kelly P’07 Kimberly J. Decker P’15 Alan J. Forsyth P’06 Laura Bartels Hendrickson P’06 Chong Soan Kelsey P’13 Paul J. Decker P’15 Janice Elizabeth Forsyth P’06 Cara Iselin Henke P’12 William John Kelsey, Jr. P’13 Jeff S. Delahoyde P’15 Lea M. Freeman P’12 Daniel L. Henke, Sr. P’12 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Rachael L. Delahoyde P’15 Michael A. Fren P’14 Jerry Melvin Herman P’13 Michael David Kennedy P’12 Neal F. Devitt P’06 Karen Elizabeth Fritsche P’11 Veronica Herman P’13 Robert W. Keown P’15 Paula L. Devitt P’06 Roger Wayne Fritsche P’11 David C. Herron P’15 A. Ali Khan P’01, P’04, P’13 Johanna DeVryer P’14 David W. Fritzlen P’15 Dolly R. Herron P’15 Rahat Khan P’01, P’04, P’13 Donald M. Dewar P’14 Karen S. Fritzlen P’15 Charles H. Hibbert, Jr. P’14 Raja Khan P’13 Sheri J. Dewar P’14 Keith W. Fuemmeler P’14 Cynthia M. Hibbert P’14 Sara K. King P’14 Donald R. DeZutter P’90 Neletha M. Fuemmeler P’14 G. Preston Hipp P’14 Timothy M. King P’14 Chandana Dirghangi P’11 Thomas G. Gaffney P’15 Laura Wichmann Hipp P’14 Stephen B. Klein P’13 Gautam Dirghangi P’11 Wendy M. Gaffney P’15 Gay Lynn B. Hobgood P’15 Mary Kleinjan P’11 Gary J. Donaghey P’15 Philip W. Gaines P’13 Alison Hodges P’13 Walter C. Koczot P’14 Nancy R. Donaghey P’15 Shari S. Gaines P’13 Charles Hodges P’13 Elizabeth P. Koehler P’15 Lynne Kronberg Dorough P’02, P’05, Linda Carol Gibson P’13 Darlene M. Hoglind P’13 Thomas G. Koehler P’15 P’10 Philip M. Gignoux P’11 Steven M. Hoglind P’13 Katherine Irene Kuhlmann P’12, P’12 Nancy E. Doss P’14 Albert D. Giraud, Sr. P’15 Laurie Ellen Hohos P’06 Thomas H. Kuhlmann P’12, P’12 Margaret H. Doubleday P’15 Minette M. Giraud P’15 Robert L. Hohos P’06 Mikhail Kushnir P’14 Anita G. Drummond P’15 Rick N. Godfrey P’14 Kelly L. Holden P’15 Natalya Kushnir P’14 John Sherman Dryman P’10 Anthony J. Goemaere P’15 Marvin M. Holden P’15 Larry Michael Lacheta P’13 Susannah Averett Dryman P’10 C. Renee Goemaere P’15 Arden Norris Hollingsworth P’13 Lois Peskar Lacheta P’13 Michael Ralph Duckworth P’13 Billie J. Golden P’15 Madelen Lawless Hollingsworth P’13 Jeffrey L. Lay P’13 Tracey Duckworth P’13 Willie L. Golden, Jr. P’15 James H. Hopkins P’15 Leslie Myers Lay P’13 Donald LeRoy Duffy P’12 Gloria T. Goss P’14, P’14 Julie L. Hotchkiss P’14 Johnny V. Le P’14 Marilyn J. Dunham Smith P’14 Timothy D. Goss P’14, P’14 Angela M. Howard P’15 Mi Lee P’15 Janet L. Elledge P’14 Shannon Grannon P’13 Aubrey G. Howard, III P’15 Sang W. Lee P’15 Paul H. Elledge P’14 Stephen J. Grannon P’13 Katrina D. Huggins P’12 Lynn Francis Lennox, Jr. P’13 Virginia Ellison P’14 Christopher L. Greene P’14 Wallace James Huggins, Jr. P’12 Wanda Lynn Lennox P’13 Alia Eltayech P’14 Gwen A. Greene P’14 Tina M. Hunley P’14 John C. Levesque P’14 Oussama Eltayech P’14 Arlene I. Greenspan P’15 Denton R. Hunt P’14 Mrs. Julia K. Levesque P’14 Douglas E. Emerson P’15 Henry F. Gregor P’15 Trina L. Hunt P’14 Henry T. Likes P’94 M. Jennifer Emerson P’15 Margaret A. Gregor P’15 Carla Hutcherson P’15 Marguerite Gisburne Likes P’94 Rebecca Hooper Endres P’11 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11 Paul R. Hutcherson P’15 Derrie Anne Lindley P’08 Robert Otto Endres P’11 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11 Stephen Jeffery Hutchinson P’13 Thomas Robert Lindley P’08 Bruce A. Erskine P’03 Tammie Yvette Groover P’10 Daniel K. Hutson P’14 Allan L. Link P’14 Helen Charcalis Erskine P’03 John T. Haffner P’14 Suzanne Baker Hutto P’09 Sharon A. Little P’15 Elise P. Evans P’15 Julie H. Haffner P’14 Iffat J. Iqbal P’15 David G. Long P’14 Gene G. Evans P’15 Imad Hajj P’13 S. Jawed Iqbal P’15 John Clark Long, IV P’10 Randall E. Evans P’00 Nanette Hajj P’13 A. Woodson Isom, Jr. P’96, P’05, P’10 Margaret M. Long P’14 Susanne Walker Evans P’00 Carlos H. Halasz P’14 Claudia Rickert Isom P’96, P’05, P’10 Susan Elizabeth Long P’10 David R. Ewoldsen P’15 Elizabeth J. Halasz P’14 Robert Edward Jackson P’12 Daniel E. Lukens P’15 Camilla Fair P’77 Linda Lester Hall P’95 David W. Jacus P’14 Julianne K. Lukens P’15 Robert R. Fair P’77 Linus Parker Hall, III P’95 Heather K. Jacus P’14 Nguyet Ly P’14 Leslie K. Fairbanks P’14 Ann Hughes Hamilton P’10 Jeffery A. Jarratt ’83, P’15 Teresa A. Macon P’15 Peter Marcus Falion P’08 Ronnie Edward Hamilton P’10 Terri Jarratt P’15 Timothy R. Macon P’15 Andrew R. Falls ’79, P’08, P’12 Ann Travis Hamm P’12 Susan M. Jegley P’15 Carlo M. Malabanan P’15 Judy Ragland Falls P’08, P’12 Carman Wayne Hamm P’12 Marva Jenkins P’13 Melanie T. Malabanan P’15 Barbara K. Farrar P’13 Maria Hanewald P’14 Joel R. Jensen P’13 Lina Mallah P’13 William B. Farrar P’13 Thomas Hanewald P’14 Lori D. Jensen P’13 John M. Manchester, Sr. P’15 Charles A. Faucher P’13 Dennis Michael Hannon P’10 Gerrie E. Jernigan P’15 Lisa A. Manchester P’15 Laurie A. Faucher P’13 Daniel A. Hanson, Jr. P’15 P. Shayne Jernigan P’15 Andrew A. Markus P’01 A. David Fawal P’14 Charles W. Harben, Jr. P’15 David C. Johnson P’14 Linda Lou Markus P’01 Mona G. Fawal P’14 Deborah R. Harben P’15 Monica S. Johnson P’14 Regina D. Marlowe P’14 Daniel Luther Fesperman P’13 Gova Bennet Harper P’11 Francis Bruce Johnston P’03 Stephen K. Marlowe P’14 Elizabeth Bowie Fesperman P’13 Jene A. Harrell P’15 Sue Snavely Johnston P’03 Elaine K. Martin P’14 Beth Ellen Fiandt P’12 Julie S. Harrell P’15 Brenda J. Jones P’15 Marsha Anne Martinez-Wylie P’13 Michael A. Fiandt P’12 John D. Harris, Jr. P’14 Diedre M. Jones P’14 Ralph Alton Mason P’08, P’12 Stephen E. Finkelson P’14 Nora Harris P’14 Eileen Corrigan Jones P’10 Sarah Joanna Mason P’08, P’12 Joseph Patrick Finley P’10, P’14 Pamela M. Harris-Marshall P’14 Robert L. Jones P’14 Marion H. Massey P’98 Maryellen Finley P’10, P’14 Kate Heroy Hartley P’01 Thomas Hunter Jones P’10 Sairam S. Mattancheril P’14 David S. Flanders, Sr. P’15 Louis A. Hartley P’01 George Adams Joplin, IV P’11 Michael E. McAlister P’15 Lezlee L. Flanders P’15 Holli S. Hawkins P’14 Nina Joplin P’11 Benjamin Gerald McArthur P’06, P’13 Dror Flantzman P’15 James M. Hawkins P’14 Jill A. Jordan P’15 Caroline Thatcher McArthur P’06, Somphet Flantzman P’15 Bernard William Hayman P’12 Mary Jo Jordan P’98 P’13

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 20 10/11/12 4:22 PM Cary B. McCarty P’14 Mina D. Patel P’13 Lisa D. Seals Preston P’13 Mary Lynn Thompson P’13 Paula L. McCarty P’14 Siva K. Pavuluri P’15 Alan F. Sears P’95 Patricia Thurston P’15 James J. McCusker P’14 Vijay K. Pavuluri P’15 Susan Isabel Sears P’95 Christopher R. Townsend P’06, P’14 Luther L. McDougal P’14 Karen G. Pelletier P’14 Kimberly S. Sell P’15 David J. Tremarelli P’15 Maria M. McDougal P’14 Clay Edward Pellissier P’10 Randy W. Sell P’15 Karen L. Tremarelli P’15 E. Lissa McHugh P’14 Kathleen Mary Pellissier P’10 Dorothy M. Sendelbach P’12 David S. Tucker P’15 Thomas E. McHugh P’14 Nancy Jo Penny P’00 Janet Lynn Sessarego P’13 Susan Chambers Tucker ’87, P’15 Elizabeth McPeak P’13 Jay M. Peterson P’15 Roberto Alfredo Sessarego P’13 Catherine Rebecca Vespereny P’10 Charles McPherson P’92 Karen J. Peterson P’15 Patrick E. Sewell, Jr. P’15 Frances Jane Walker P’12 Nancy McPherson P’92 Kim Phuong Pham P’11 Linda M. Sexton P’14 Jannet B. Walker P’14 Edward McWhirt P’13 Nga Pham P’15 John E. Shankle P’15 Richard Irl Walker P’12 Elizabeth McWhirt P’13 Tuyet T. Pham P’15 Louanne L. Shankle P’15 William G. Walker P’14 Azeb Melaku P’14 Van Ngoc Pham P’11 Jeffrey A. Sheesley P’15 Jennifer D. Wang P’14 Debbie A. Mielke P’14 Kerri M. Philhower P’12 Kathy D. Sheesley P’15 Shun S. Wang P’14 Matthew S. Mielke P’14 Mark B. Philhower P’12 Konrad M. Shields P’14 Nell L. Ward P’14 Elizabeth A. Mikkelsen P’15 Margaret M. Piazza P’14 Vickie L. Shields P’14 Robert L. Ward P’14 Paw K. Mikkelsen P’15 Michael J. Piazza P’14 Marguerite C. Silver P’15 Cindy L. Warren P’15 Janet Joujan Milanesi P’03 Charlotte Jo Pillow P’99 Allison Elizabeth Simonton ’75, P’12 Joseph P. Warren P’15 Julie Baird Millen P’12 J. Mark Pillow P’99 Claude Greer Simonton P’12 Mark A. Warren P’15 Rhendle Michael Millen P’12 Ashley York Porter ’82, P’11, P’15 Damon L. Skelton P’15 Kevin Allen Washam P’10 David L. Miller P’12 R. Edwin Porter, Jr. ’80, P’11, P’15 Lisa R. Skelton P’15 Marcia Louise Washam P’10 Lynette E. Miller P’15 Duncan M. Potter P’15 Martha Lynn Sliger P’10 Lena Pearl Weaver P’02, P’06 Renee D. Miller P’12 Teresa D. Potter P’15 Van Odell Sliger P’10 Robert A. Weaver, Sr. P’02, P’06 Sean A. Miller P’15 Elizabeth A. Powell P’14 David Coventry Smith P’10 Beverly Ann Webb P’11 Kimberly L. Mitchell P’15 Christy L. Priday P’15 Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 Jason Lynn Webb P’11 Carol Denisa Mitchner P’12 Ronald A. Priday P’15 Donald L. Smith P’10 Joseph Harding Wehby P’12 Rory Darrell Mitchner P’12 C. Thomas Prigmore P’15 Dorothy B. Smith P’12 Kimberly Greer Wehby P’12 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Kathy Prigmore P’15 Harold F. Smith, Jr. P’12 Edward A. Weidow P’15 Thomas Franklin Moak P’11, P’14 Margaret E. Primes P’15 Jane Stevens Smith P’12 Leslie A. Weidow P’15 A. Maxine Montgomery P’97 Marek P. Pyda P’14 Kathy Louis Smith P’10 Carol West P’95 Patsy Joan Montgomery P’94 Florence Quinn GP’01 Kevin H. Smith P’14 Herbert Harold West, Jr. P’12 William E. Montgomery P’97 Pam C. Raby P’15 Leslie A. Smith P’14 Katherine Ivey West P’12 Bradley W. Moore P’11 Robert D. Raby P’15 Leslie E. Smith P’14 Olin West, III P’95 Janelle E. Moore P’11 Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr. P’05 Michael Ray Smith P’09 Grover W. Westover, III P’12 Robert E. Moore P’14 Sonni K. Ragghianti Stephen Blair Smith P’12 Judy Diane Westover P’12 Kim Iaggi Moreland P’02 Gregory K. Randall P’02 Teresa J. Smith P’14 Robert L. Whetsell P’96 Michael D. Moreland P’02 Michelle Ann Randall P’02 Abir Soued P’14 Samantha R. Whetsell P’96 Gregory Scott Morrell P’10, P’12 Ebben J. Raves P’15 Mounzer Soued P’14 Kelly M. Whitehorn P’15 Jan Ellen Morrell P’10, P’12 Jennifer E. Raves P’15 Flora Speed P’87 Ann J. Willard P’07 Michael L. Mosby ’86, P’15 Susan Diane Rayl P’09 James O. Speed P’87 Gregory D. Willard P’07 Valerie Mosby P’15 John R. Recknagel P’13 Denise M. St. Etienne P’14 Alicia D. Williams P’13 Laura L. Murphy P’15 Mary D. Recknagel P’13 Gregory M. St. Etienne P’14 John B. Williams P’14 Fawaz Mzayek P’13 Marcia J. Reel P’15 Candace Flinn Stanford P’11 Donna Wallace Williford ’81, P’11, W. Scott Neff P’14 Allen H. Reich P’14 Laura Boone Stanley-Duffy P’12 P’13 Eric P. Nelson P’14 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 Darien Gould Stephens P’12 Judson L. Williford ’78, P’11, P’13 Phuoc V. Nguyen P’15 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Lester Keith Stephens P’12 Randall Bryan Womack P’09, P’13 Sam L. Niles P’15 Gregory Richardson P’04 John K. Sterne P’14 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 Savitri Niles P’15 Shirley F. Richardson P’04 Elizabeth K. Stich P’13 James D. Wood P’11, P’15 Joy K. Noble P’15 Jeffery P. Robbins P’15 Mark Thomas Stich P’13 Becky Woodiel P’92 Elzbieta J. Nowak Pyda P’14 Patricia L. Robbins P’15 David M. Stockton P’13 Neil L. Woodiel P’92 Santos H. Olivarez P’14 Daniel S. Robertson P’95 Jennifer S. Stokes P’14 Kevin Dean Wylie P’13 Teresa L. Olivarez P’14 Teryl Tinsley Robertson P’95 Philinese Y. Strong P’11 Cyryl Pogon Yannitell P’97 Elizabeth M. O’Malley P’15 D. Lynne Robinson P’15 Debborah C. Sullivan P’15 Daniel W. Yannitell P’97 Mark R. O’Malley P’15 Richard M. Robinson P’15 Michael P. Sullivan P’15 Mengistu Yemane P’14 Elizabeth S. O’Meara P’14 Parry A. Robson P’14 Maisi Wikstrom Summ P’91 Garland G. Young, Jr. P’15 Gerard J. O’Meara, Jr. P’14 Wendy H. Robson P’14 Randolph P. Summ P’91 Peggy S. Young P’15 Cristal K. Osteen P’14 Danny Wayne Rogers, Jr. P’11 Bryan R. Swenson P’12 Dennis K. Zimmerman P’00 Ronald N. Osteen P’14 Lauri Sitton Rogers P’11 Joan Marie Swenson P’12 Frederick Martin Zomer P’12 Brent Oxner P’10, P’10 Kathy Lynn Romano-Bell P’12 Louis E. Tallant P’15 Michele Lynn Zomer P’12 Judy Diane Oxner P’10, P’10 Denise Lucy Rose P’12 Elizabeth Ward Tannenbaum P’08 Martha Elizabeth Zuelke P’13 Connie Gail Pace P’12 Beverly Roskos P’15 George F. Thagard P’15 Tony Kimball Pace, Jr.^ P’12 Craig Doublas Rubin P’12 Jenny Thagard P’15 Parent Council Cindy A. Palmer P’14 Bruno Richard Rumbelow P’11 Gail Elizabeth Thames P’06 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12, Co-Chair Virginia R. Pankey P’15 Stephanie Ann Rumbelow P’11 Paul B. Thames P’06 Joe Bob Perkins P’12, Co-Chair James L. Pannell P’04 Diana M. Ryder P’99 Alexandra Narvell Thim P’08 Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Karen B. Pannell P’04 Marlyn S. Sanchez P’14 Paul Russell Thim P’08 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Maggie Kelly Parry P’12 Lorri Jean Saracini P’12 A. Vidhya Thiruchitrambal P’14 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Carol L. Parsley P’15 Thomas Leo Sarcini P’12 Carol J. Thompson P’15 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 J. Dennis Parsley P’15 Margaret J. Saunders P’15 Christine C. Thompson P’15 Julie B. Bowen P’14 David A. Pate P’13 Sharon Toenies Scharmer P’13 Gregory B. Thompson P’15 David Caldwell P’12 Susan J. Pate P’13 Robert H. Schleinig P’14 John C. Thompson P’15 Nancy Caldwell P’12 Anami R. Patel P’15 B. Darlene Schneider P’15 Mark Roy Thompson P’12, P’15 Catherine Collins P’13 Mina A. Patel P’15 Drayton T. Scott, Jr. P’15 Mary Duncan Thompson P’12, P’15 Michael Crain Collins P’13

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 21 10/11/12 4:22 PM Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 21 Jan Bellew Connor P’13 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Deborah Jean Havner P’12 Robert H. Madigan P’15 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Kelty Crain P’11 Galen Clifford Havner P’12 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Rogers L. Crain P’11 A. Elizabeth Headley P’14 Stephanie Madison P’13 Jeff J. Rold P’14 David C. DeGenova P’14 Martin S. Headley P’14 John L. Malanchuk P’14 Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Guy M. Hicks P’14 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Klaus T. Said P’14 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, Marjorie J. Hicks P’14 Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13 Laura C. Said P’14 P’15 Lynn Horton P’14 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Richard A. Horton P’14 Kimberly A. Martin P’14 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 P’15 Cindy E. Jezek P’15 William D. Martin P’14 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Jack D. Jezek P’15 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Derren Dee Johnson P’12 Mike R. McWherter P’14 P’13 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Elizabeth P. Johnson P’14 David A. Mintz P’15 Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Ethan W. Johnson P’14 Robin C. Mintz P’15 P’15 Kathleen B. Everett P’15 Frederick Alan Johnson P’12 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15 Ronald G. Everett P’15 Ann F. Jury P’14 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 James Richard Wilkinson P’09, P’12 Manny Farahani P’13 Clifford S. Jury P’14 Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 Karen Connell Wilkinson P’09, P’12 Maria Farahani P’13 Catherine D. Kelly P’15 R. Clayton Murphy P’15 Jane Cady Wright P’13 Clay T. Farha P’12 Kevin F. Kelly P’15 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Douglas Hurt Yarn P’13 Jamie L. Farha P’12 Gary Allan King P’13 Martin C. Murrer P’13 Lisa Flint Yarn P’13 John Albert Fogarty P’13 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Catherine Ann Patterson P’12 George Villere Young P’13 Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14 David L. Patterson P’12 Sarah Chesser Young P’13 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15 Susan L. Genter P’14 Alan L. Laves P’15 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15 ^In Memoriam Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Daemie Laves P’15 Ashton Phelps, Jr P’13 P – Parent Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Scott A. Lisse P’14 Suzanne Phelps P’13 GP – Grandparent Debbie Bennett Goss P’10, P’12 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14 John Bradford Goss P’10, P’12 Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 Daniel J. Phillips P’15

Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these individuals, other than alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends, who made gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Tower Society Darla G. Sellers Margaret Dendy Wolfgang Schupp Lawrence A. Barrett Bruce C. Taylor Victoria W. English Madhavi Sethna G. Staley Cates Buckner Wellford Don Haynes Linda Newman Sklar Virginia D. Donelson Harry W. Wellford James Holland Donna M. Smith Ellen Klyce Sarah Wellford Donna J. Holt David Tate Mimi McCallum Catherine Orgill West Grace W. M. Jamison Brad Trammell Robert McCallum Lucy Carrington Jones June F. Wilcox Donor Lee McGarity Marjorie Y. Willingham Loyalty Club Lorraine D. Alexander Gretchen B. Mercer Nancy Wood John R. Barker Julie Ballard Edward G. Moore One Anonymous Donor Fred Davis Lynne Burkett Gertrude S. Parker Laurie R. McWilliams Jill Burrows Michael C. Patton Roy Mordhorst Colleen C. Crane Glenda N. Priola

Campus Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of its faculty, staff and retirees and their spouses who made gifts to the college this year. Gifts are recognized in The Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Diehl Society Benefactor Warren A. Richey Suzanne L. Bonefas Cloister Society Carole Pearson Troutt Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 James Baldwin Duncan, III DeAnna Smith Adams ’01* William E. Troutt Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11* Anne S. Caldwell ’51* Red and Black Society Brian E. Foshee Matthew V. Dean Diehl Society Patron Associate Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 John C. Kaltner Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Bette Joan Ackerman John S. Olsen P’00 Michael P. Leslie Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Brian W. Shaffer* Jenna Goodloe Wade Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 William M. Short ’71 Red and Black Society Carey Thompson Robert J. Strandburg Red and Black Society Senior Member Gail Corrington Streete P’84, P’93 Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 Jacqueline S. Baker* Dean’s Society John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 Michael R. Drompp Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Richard F. Huddleston ’84 Donald W. Tucker P’84* Melody Hokanson Richey P’89, P’93

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 22 10/11/12 4:22 PM Tower Society Daniel E. Cullen P’11 Gordon Bigelow Samantha Wolinski Lambert Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 Tiffany M. Ford ’95 Peter E. Bilan, II ’11 Ruth Houston Link ’06 Ashley Bloodworth Bianchi Caley Artis Foreman, III P’09 Marshall Boswell Jennifer E. Logan Thomas S. Bremer John E. Gorgia James M. Bruce, IV ’11 Elizabeth Harvell Love Dorothy C. Brownyard P’02* Sarah R. Hatgas Mauricio Lujan Cafi ero Timothy Herman Lucas Carol Casey* P. Eric Henager ’89 William Arthur Carden Bernadette McNary-Zak Stephanie L. Chockley ’95 Marci A. Hendrix ’07 Jackie Carney Nikki Moore Kerry A. Connors Terry W. Hill Chris M. Catalanotto ’08 Stephanie D. Moussalli Anita Ann Davis ’90 Timothy S. Huebner Stephen J. Ceccoli Dhammika S. J. Muesse Brenda Armstrong Eckles P’00 Daniel D. Jacobs Dionne Renee Chalmers Mark W. Muesse Kathy M. Foreman Angelo C. Johnson Kevin John Collier ’91 Thomas F. NeSmith Margaret Handwerker P’93 Kathleen Laakso Gayle A. Davis Tina L. NeSmith Brent K. Hoffmeister James C. Lanier Pam Maxine Detrie Valeria Z. Nollan David Y. Jeter P’94 Gary J. Lindquester Elizabeth Lucile Dodd Robert Lewis Parker James W. Jobes Darlene Margaret Loprete Debra A. Douglas Bobby E. Parson Carrie Jean McAdon Laura Luque de Johnson Eddie J. Douglas Margaret Harris Plunket Martha Ann McGeachy ’88 Debra Ann Manning* Robert Dove Marcus D. Pohlmann Mary E. Miller Marshall E. McMahon W. Jason Essary Sarah Elizabeth Pospisil Milton Moreland* John Murray Patricia Sue Fetters Jane Carol Ramsey ’67 Kenneth S. Morrell Michael C. Nelson P’05 Rebecca S. Finlayson Amy E. Risley Gail S. Murray Scott Newstok Leland Fitts Betsy Williams Sanders Jeffrey S. Norris* Janet Ewing Panter* Wayne B. Flake Sherry Ann Sasson ’08 Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Stacy S. Pennington ’94 Jennifer Leigh Flowers Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. ’10 Gregory Jerome Paraham P’07 Jimmie Price* Katie Elaine Frink ’08 Jennifer Sciubba Leigh Allison Powell* Austin M. Pyhrr ’11 Dee Garceau-Hagen Robert John Seals John H. Rone ’71* Herbert Lee Rhodes Jesse J. Garner Tamara L. Sears Cynthia Laine Royer ’07 Katherine Owen Richardson ’83 Linda Carol Gibson P’13 Christopher Wayne Seaton Diane Goodman Sachs ’61 Kevin J. Sackett Jeff R. Goode Robert L. Shankman ’80 Dena Carol Selmer Steven A. Samaras* Eric I. Gottlieb Anthony C. Siracusa, III ’09 Connie Regina Simmons* Ray E. Scruggs Marshall K. Gramm Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 Willie Frank Sims Martha Hunter Shepard ’66, P’97 Linda Kay Granito Denny K. Smith Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98* Jack H. Taylor ’44, P’68, P’71, P’74 Patrick Gray Linda Faye Smith Sally Palmer Thomason Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Horace L. Green Bama Mae Strickland P’09 Ann M. Viano Karen Frances Thomas Judith P. Haas Janice Gardner Tankersley Carl J. Wack, IV ’01 Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 Michelle Hammontree Meagan V Terral ’07 Douglas Walker* Elisha Vego* Li Han Edward A. Trouy Marsha D. Walton* Lori Von Bokel-Amin Denise Harrell Thach H. Truong ’10 J. Kyle Webb ’91 Jane Harding Wells ’03 Sarah Rowe Hasty Michael J. Turco ’08 Christopher G. Wetzel* Katherine Kay White ’97 Rose Ann Hicks James M. Vest Libby Wyrick Wyatt Elizabeth West Whittaker Erin Rene Hillis Kristin Case Wilkinson ’12 Stephen H. Wirls Kristen Higgenbottom Hunt Rebecca Ann Williams ’07 Loyalty Club W. Kenneth Woodmansee Carson Marie Irwin ’08 Amy R. Wilson Larry Ahokas Tierney T. Jackson ’10 Jessica Margaret Denby ’08 John R. Blaisdell Donor Loretta Jackson-Hayes Neil L. Woodiel P’92 Carole Choate Blankenship ’85 Adam G. Alsamadisi ’12 Joseph N. Jansen Debrina Denett Burkins* Johnny R. Austin Alan P. Jaslow *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Jeffrey Michael Cleanthes Eddie F. Avant Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow level Dawn Clement Cornies K. Lynn Barnett Stephan Lance Kimbrell P – Parent Deborah Lynn Conlee Martha J. Becker Susan M. Kus Dorothy A. Cox* Teresa Beckham Gramm W. Larry Lacy ’59, P’86, P’92, P’98

Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations and churches that contributed to the college this year.

Associates Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. Fellows Patrons $20,000 and Up McGehee Family Foundation $10,000 - $19,999 $2,500 - $9,999 American Snuff Company, LLC Plough Foundation Charles G. Koch Charitable Anthem Foundation for Objectivist Apgar Foundation, Inc.* SunTrust Bank Foundation Scholarship Assisi Foundation The Crain Foundation* Everett L. Amis Foundation Arkansas Community Foundation Bellingrath-Morse Foundation The Kemmons Wilson Family ExxonMobil Foundation^ Atlanta APC Plastic Surgery, LLC Community Foundation of Greater Foundation Foundation for The Carolinas Bank of America Foundation*^ Memphis The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation* Georgia Power Company^ CBIZ MHM Thompson Dunavant FedEx Corporation The Thomas W. Smith Foundation Greater New Orleans Foundation Community Foundation for Greater Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Thomas J. Watson Foundation Hope Christian Community Atlanta, Inc. Greater Houston Community Thomas M. Garrott Charitable Foundation Daily News Publishing Co Foundation Foundation IBM Corporation Deloitte & Touche Foundation^ Hill Family Foundation Thomas W. Briggs Foundation Placer Community Foundation Independent Presbyterian Church J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation Wright-Bentley Foundation The Boone Foundation, Inc.* Foundation Kathryn Brown Butler Family Foundation ITW Foundation*^

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 23 10/11/12 4:23 PM Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts continued from page 23 Jewish Foundation of Memphis Novelis Corporation^ Credit Agricole Corporate & Oracle Corporation^ Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Parrish CLAT Investment Bank^ P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust Patricia Bowman Terwilliger Family Perry Capital, LLC^ Crown Coach Corporation PACCAR Foundation^ Foundation Pittman & Associates, Inc. Dacus Family Trust Pasadena Community Foundation Pittman Management, Inc. Press On Foundation Daughters of the American Revolution Pearson Family Foundation Pyramid Peak Prudential Foundation^ David J. Joseph Company^ Procter & Gamble Fund^ Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Robert E. Mallory Trust Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Quest Diagnostics Incorporated^ Inc. Robert W. and Elise B Lykins Program^ Raytheon Company^ RNC Capital Management LLC Charitable Foundation, Inc. E. H. Anderson Charitable Trust Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^ Schadt Foundation, Inc. Robert W. Wheeler, CPA, Inc. Ecolab Foundation^ Richard Stodder Charitable Soddy Daisy Pediatrics PLLC Samuel R. Noble Foundation^ Eli Lilly & Company Foundation^ Foundation The CBJR Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Emerson^ Ritter Law Firm, LLC The Coca-Cola Foundation^ St. George’s Episcopal Church Energy XXI Matching Gifts Program^ Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum The Dallas Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation^ Engelhardt Family Foundation Family The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation^ Estate of Mary Sue Bell Robert E. Cunningham, Appraiser The Medtronic Foundation*^ The BBC Foundation Fairway Resources Partners, LP^ Sabre Holdings^ The New York Community Trust The Clayton Family Foundation First Baptist Church SAIC-Science Applications The Riley Family Foundation* The Community Foundation - First Tennessee Foundation^ International^ The Roberts Bros. Foundation Richmond & Central VA FJB Consulting, Inc. Sandburg Media LLC Vanguard Charitable Endowment The Donachie Foundation Frazier & Deeter Foundation^ Second Presbyterian Church Program The Keith N. Browning Foundation GE Foundation^ Sentry Insurance Foundation^ Walnut Grove Animal Hospital The National Christian Foundation Global Impact^ Shell Oil Company Foundation^ (Loganville, GA) The Rose Foundation Greater Everett Community Southwestern Distributing Company The Sims Foundation Foundation Sprint Foundation^ Sponsors The Spinks Company Harriet W. & Edward P. Ellis SunTrust Bank Matching Gifts^ $1,000 - $2,499 Wells Fargo Foundation^ Charitable Trust T. Frank Jackson PLLC 2020 Financial Consulting, Inc. West Coast Safety Supply Inc. Henry Dairy Texas Presbyterian Foundation A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation William C. and Mary June R. Adams Home Depot Foundation^ The Claude Bennett Family Alabama Christian Foundation Irrevocable Gift Trust IBM International Foundation^ Foundation, Inc. Alcorp Marketing, Inc. International Specialty Underwriters, The Coca-Cola Company^ Ann C. and C. Hamilton Sloan Donors Inc. The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation^ Foundation Up to $1,000 J.D. Chandler Associates The Knapp Foundation, Inc. AT&T^ A.O. Smith Foundation,Inc.^ Jack Mills Production The Moses Foundation Camp-Younts Foundation ACCIS Jewish Chautauqua Society The Murrell Foundation Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC Albemarle Corporation^ Just Simply... Cuisine The Printer Chism Hardy Enterprises LLC Ameren Corporation^ Kean Miller LLP The Waller Trust Community Foundation of Middle American Development Corporation Kenneth L. Brunson, DDS, MS, PC Thomas Drugs Tennessee Anthony R. Milani & Associates, Inc. Kentucky Christian Foundation United Way of Central and Community Foundation of the Ozarks Arkansas Best Corporation^ KeyBank Foundation^ Northeastern Connecticut DC Video AT&T Foundation^ Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, United Way of Rhode Island Deupree Family Foundation AutoZone, Inc.^ Inc.^ Unum Corporation^ Entergy Corporation^ AXA Financial^ Littleton Soccer Club Verizon Wireless^ FannieMae SERVE^ Ball Corporation^ LJA Engineering, Inc. W.W. Grainger, Inc.^ Goldman Sachs & Company^ Beachside Furniture and Interiors LTMG, Inc. West Alabama Family Practice & Goodrum Construction, LLC BNY Mellon Community Partnership Macy’s Foundation^ Sports Medicine, PC Great Oaks Foundation Employee Mark W. Collins, D.D.S. Inc. West Baton Rouge Presbyterian Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Boeing Company^ McKesson Foundation, Inc.^ Church Company BP Foundation, Inc.^ M-D Underwriting Service, Inc Xerox Foundation^ Henry Luce Foundation^ Brayton Foundation Merck^ Yancey Bros. Co. Irish Mike’s, LLC Brown & Gay Engineers, Inc. MetLife Foundation^ Johnson Site Development, Inc. Carolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Mid-South Neurological Clinic * Gifts refl ecting an increase to a Lacy Armour Trusts Family Mt. Olive Cathedral CME Church higher range Mallory Alexander International Charles Schwab Foundation^ Mutual Assurance Administrators, Inc ^Companies that matched gifts of Logistics ChevronTexaco^ Nationwide Insurance Enterprise their employees to Rhodes Mathis Pfohl Foundation Childers Law Firm Foundation^ Medco Health Solutions Citizens to Elect Tom Cross NCH Corporation Microsoft Corporation*^ Community Foundation of Greater Novartis Matching Gift Center^ Mulkey Development & Investment Greenville, Inc. Off The Square Catering, LLC Corporation Community Foundation of South Oklahoma City Community Network for Good Alabama Foundation

The Joe Neville Society The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the emergency needs of minority students when the need exceeds a student’s current fi nancial aid package. Dionne Renee Chalmers M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Robert Dove Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Melody Hokanson Richey D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Warren A. Richey

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 24 10/11/12 4:23 PM The Margaret Hyde Council The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women’s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes. Susan Logan Huffman ’83, Chair; Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77, Vice-Chair for Scholarships Margaret Hyde Council Life Margaret Hyde Council Margaret Hyde Council Margaret Hyde Council Member Sustainer Patron Friend Endowment gifts of $100,000 or Annual gifts of $5,000 or more Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Annual gifts up to $250 more Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Diana Marie Comes ’08 Mertie Willigar Buckman^ Sara Stainback Cortes ’98 Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Margaret Hyde Council Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 Carol Lee Royer ’78 Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Investor Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 ^In Memoriam Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Linda Kay Yates ’69 P – Parent One Anonymous Donor Margaret Hyde Council Margaret Hyde Council Margaret Hyde Council Mentor Member Endowed Member Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Annual gifts of $250 - $499 Endowment gifts of $25,000 - Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Katherine Harriett James ’64 $99,999 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Claire Revels Shapiro Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Gail Corrington Streete P’84, P’93 Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year.

ALSAC Summer Plus Fellowships Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship Kathryn Brown Butler Emergency Ralph C. Hon Scholarship Alternative Spring Break Mission Trip Environmental Studies Assistance Fund Rhodes Singers Fund Fund Field Hockey Kinney Program Rhodes Summer Fellows Anna and Jack D. Farris Scholarship Field Hockey Field Renovation Lacrosse Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund Anna Marie Clark ’12 Fellowship Football Lainoff Faculty Travel Fund Rocky Mountain Field Ecology Artifi cial Turf for Fargason Field Football Special Project Fund Leon T. Banakas ’53 Scholarship Fellowship Assisi Foundation Fellowships Frances C. Pillow Scholarship Linda Williams Rhea Scholarship Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology Athletic Booster Club Frank H. Heiss Scholarship Louise and John Bryan CODA Award Baseball Fred R. Graves Scholarship Fellowship Service Scholarship Baseball Field Renovation Political Economy Lydick Endowment Fund Shelby Foote Collection Basketball (Men) General Emergency Assistance Fund Mahoney Family Student Emergency Soccer (Men) Basketball (Men) Special Project Fund General Endowed Scholarship Fund Assistance Fund Soccer (Women) Basketball (Women) General Endowment Margaret Hyde Council Emergency Soccer (Women) - International Travel Belize Service-Learning Abroad Gerber/Taylor Fellowship Assistance Scholarships Softball Experience Golf (Men) Margaret Hyde Council General Spence L. Wilson Faculty International Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Golf (Women) Scholarship Fund Travel Fund Boyle Fund for the Study of Liberal Harold and Carol Taylor Physics Margaret Hyde Council Leadership St. Jude Summer Plus Undergraduate Democracy Research Fund Scholarship Research Brown Scholarship The Rev. Robin R. and Daniel B. Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Swimming C.A. and Louise Branyan Fellowship Hatzenbuehler Summer Ministry Scholarships for Women Tennis Carolyn McAfee Annual Fine Arts Fellowship for Social Justice Marshall P. Jones Scholarship The Campaign for Rhodes Fellowship Herb Smith Endowment Mary Orme Amis Scholarships for Theodore William Eckels International Catherine Burrow Refectory Renovation Hurst British Studies Scholarship Women Business Internships Charles and Helen Branyan Fellowship Ida LeBlanc ’Lee’ Smith Foreign Studies Maxwell Family Scholarship Thomas J. Watson Foundation Charles E. Diehl Memorial Scholarship Award McCoy Theatre Fund Fellowships Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Jack H. Taylor Scholarship Morelle Legg International Internship Thomas J. White, Jr. ’39 Scholarship Grant James A. Thomas III ’62 Service for Women Thompson Dunavant PLC Accounting Charles M. Simmons ’09 Fellowship Scholarship Murfree Service Scholarship Award Chick and Andi Hill Service Fellowship James Lientz Service Scholarship Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51 Presidential Track and Cross Country Crossroads to Freedom Fund James T. & Valeria B. Robertson Chair Suite Urban Education Steering Committee Dr. Robert Irl and Anne Riley Bourne in Biological Science Palmer Hall Renovation Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of Scholarship Jane and J. L. Jerden Service Scholarship Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in Muslim-Christian Relations Economics Special Fund Jim and Virginia McGehee Scholarship Anthropology & Sociology Volleyball Elizabeth ’04 and Sarah ’07 Townsend for Study Abroad Plough Transforming Memphis William ’51 & Helen ’51 McClure Family Scholarship John C. Hugon International Study Neighborhoods/Rhodes Grant Study Abroad Fellowship Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship Fellowship Political Economy William C. “Razz” Rasberry ’30 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 International John H. McMinn Scholarship Project for the Study of Liberal Scholarship Study Fellowship Democracy

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 25 10/11/12 4:23 PM Memorials and Honoraria The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year. In memoriam Prof. Jack D. Farris – Judith and Donald Crenshaw McClure – Thomas Morgan Roberts – Thomas William C. Adams – Scoti A. and Robert C. Malcolm ’73 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Francis Jackson, III ’62 William J. Carden Marjorie Fought – Carole Louise Dale Brakebill McDermott – Thomas William Maxwell Rose ’10 – Debbi F. Marvin L. Addison ’03 – Carol E. Branyan’67, Nancy and James M. Francis Jackson, III ’62 and Michael D. Rose Casey Vest Joseph A. McGehee ’43 – Coline T. William M. Rosson – American Snuff Frances Perkins Alexander – Lorraine Nelson Freeburg – Thomas Francis McGehee ’43 Company, LLC D. Alexander, Sarah L. Flowers Jackson, III ’62 Dr. William W. McMillan ’85 – Karen Klyce Smith – Thomas Francis ’51, Donna J. Holt, Lucy C. Jones, Jennie Puryear Gardner ’31 – George Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85 Jackson, III ’62 Gertrude S. Parker, June F. Wilcox, H. Berlin, III Dr. Moore Moore ’29 – Houston Harland Lee Smith ’47 – Grace W. Marjorie Y. Willingham Martha Warner Gardner – Thomas Niller Moore ’29 Jamison Dr. Ray Allen ’44 – Frank C. Baker, Francis Jackson, III ’62 Nancy M. Moore’45 – Thomas Richard C. Smith ’49 – Jane Phelps Jr. ’85 Willard B. Gatewood, Jr. – Dorothy Francis Jackson, III ’62 Arnold ’49, Robert P. Baldwin ’48 Hans Alpsteg ’77 – Helen and James C. Brownyard, Susan M. Clark ’74 Elise Wetter Morgan – Thomas Katherine Smylie – Joseph J. Nash ’81 R. Martin, Jr. ’76 and Mark A. Jones, Charlotte P. ’83 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Florence Swepston Snowden ’47 – Claire B. Austin – Thomas Francis and Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83, Sue C. Cornelia M. Morris – Thomas Francis Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Jackson, III ’62 Pond ’61 Jackson, III ’62 Sue Joyner Sprunt – Thomas Francis Susan Williams Babb – Thomas Prof. Richard D. Gilliom ’56 – Dr. Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ’51 – Jackson, III ’62 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Andrea Gilliom Anderson ’82 Mary Ann Morriss ’51 Coleman R. Starnes – Carol E. Casey, Judy Barnhardt – Brenda and David Baker Guyear – Helen W. and Fred S. Prof. Fred W. Neal – Frank C. Baker, Nancy and James M. Vest Jeter, Frederic R. Stauffer Norman Jr. ’85 Helen Stauffer – Arthur Stauffer, Prof. Mary Baskin – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Frank Winter Hardie ’02 – Alix and June Daniels Neal – P. Livingston Frederic R. Stauffer Kara Nicole Bayless ’04 – Megan William H. Hardie, Jessica Hunt Brien ’85 James M. Strickland – Cindy and Pollock ’04 and Jonathan D. ’03 ’03 and Michael J. Kremeier ’02, Samuel Nowlin – Sarah R. Hasty James Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, Carol Hulgan, Jamie Hulett Zucarro ’04 Michael J. LaRosa, Elaine de la Jane McAtee Patterson ’50 – Patricia E. Casey, Kathleen Cates, Gayle Wilma S. Beaty – Barbara J. McCune Houssaye Montgomery ’03 M. Neal’78, Frances Crouch Davis, Morgan Bomar ’99 and William Bell ’49 – Jane King Watson James E. Harwood, III – Thomas Perkins ’51, John H. Rone ’71, James E. Eckles ’00, Jennifer L. ’49 Francis Jackson, III ’62 William M. Short ’71 Flowers, Sarah R. Hasty, Wanda Sam B. Blair ’50 – Ann DeWar ’50 Cyril M. Hendricks ’62 – Jo Kenney- Scott Douglas Patterson ’85 – Tracy Jones ’04, Susan M. Kus, Tina and Robert O. Blecken, Helen Sanders ’64 Vezina Patterson ’85 and Thomas Nesmith, Carole and Deupree ’51 and E. Denby John Reed Hill, Jr. ’82 – Charlotte Jason T. Pettigrew ’96 – Caldwell K. William Troutt, John Kyle Webb Brandon, Jr. ’50, Ella and Fred Patton ’83 and Paul N. Parks ’83, Meeks ’96 ’91, Amy Rae Wilson Davis, Sarah L. Hasty, James Thomas P. Teasley ’69 James A. Pharis – Sue Ellen Watson Dr. Brian F. Sudderth ’77 – Julia Holland, Katherine and Robert John C. Hugon ’77 – Rebecca ’70 Wellford Allen ’47, Rebecca E. Loeb, Thomas F. Scott, Jr. ’48, Brannan ’77 and Stephen B. Arnold Hey Pittman’67 – Scott A. Brannan’77 and Stephen B. Darla and Randal Sellers, Patricia Hatcher ’78 Arnold III ’68, Cindy and James Hatcher ’78, Richard S. Heien ’71, Witherspoon ’83 and Richard R. Marcelle Y. Hunsaker ’28 – Dr. John A. Boone ’71, Kate E. Boyd ’67, Jill H.’73 and Deke Iglehart, Donna Spore, III ’84, Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Pharis ’67 Lynne Burkette, Marlee and Junius and Charles W. Kinslow’72, Sarah Trammell, Sarah and Buckner Wasfy B. Iskander –Kyle A. Marks E. Davidson, III ’59, Jacqueline N. B. ’78 and John P. Luster, Katherine Wellford, Judge and Mrs. Harry W. ’92 ’75 and David M. Federico, Joelle B. Melhorn ’77, Dorothy H. Neale Wellford Rev. William Henry Ivory, Jr. – and Michael Federico, Robert ’77, Patricia M. Neal ’78, Elizabeth Dr. James N. Brien, Jr. – P. Nancy and James M. West D. Flannigan, III, Jennifer Bird Deming ’78 and Sandeford J. Livingston Brien ’85 Hilda and Harvey Jenkins – W. ’67 and Charles R. Henley ’67, Schaeffer, III ’78, Charles A. Sloan Betty Braden Bouton – Thomas Harvey Jenkins, Jr. ’61 M-D Underwriting Service, Mary ’78, Joellyn ’77 and Thomas D. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Dr. Marshall P. Jones ’59 – Lynn Adams’63 and Phil Kuhn, Betty Sullivan, Mark S. Young ’76 Jack Parke Bugbee ’56 – Thomas Jaseph Jones ’59, Helen W. and and Marshall E. McMahon, Roy Audrey L. Taylor – Thomas Francis Francis Jackson, III ’62 Fred S. Norman Mordhorst, Mutual Assurance Jackson, III ’62 Rev. Gene E. Canestrari ’50 – Frances Pam Jones – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Administrators, Susan McNeely Dr. William Wood Taylor, Jr. Crouch Perkins ’51, Richard C. George Louis Krupicka – Lee ’71 and Kevin L. Nicholas ’69, ’63 – Lee Seabrook ’73 and Joe Tumilty ’50 Seabrook ’73 and Joe M. Duncan Pittman and Associates, Glenda M. Duncan ’63, Jo and John B. Clara S. Cartwright – Alice ’63 N. Priola, Kristin A. Pruitt ’67, Maxwell, Jr.’57 Cartwright Allen ’72 Mary Knox Lanier – William M. John H. Rone ’71, Southwestern James A. Thomas, III ’64 – Jo Kenny- Ellen Ramsay Clark – Thomas Short ’71 Distributing Co., Drs. Geraldine Sanders ’64 Francis Jackson, III ’62, Carole and Barbara M. LaRosa – Eric L. Elms Miller and James W. Thomas, ‘Boomer’ Troutt – Carole and William E. Troutt ’95, Nancy and James M. Vest II ’70, Joseph H. Walker, Nancy William E. Troutt Dr. Frank Thomas Cloar ’62 – Dr. Ingeborg Lueck – Nancy and James Nichol ’73 and Matthew W. Wood Reba Mostellar Vetter ’50 – Carolyn Paul Jackson, Jr. ’62 M. Vest Jr. ’72 Milton ’54 and Capt. John B. Allen Patsy B. Culverhouse ’54 – Rev. Cecil Michael C. Macey ’61 – Mary Allie Andrew D. Ponader ’14 – Carol E. ’54 ’52, Janet Einstein, Richard G. Culverhouse ’54 McColgan Baldwin ’61 and Bert D. Casey V. Morris, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Milford Herschel Davis, Jr. – Joseph McLellan ’58, Mary Jane Coleman Anne S. Pressly ’04 – Marie C. Mostellar, Jr. J. Nash ’81 Gentry ’61 Francis ’06 Mary Jane Von Bokel – Sarah R. Gary Dempsey – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Judith Watts Maples ’64 – Dr. Ernest William Metcalf Prest – Thomas Hasty Dr. Charles E. Diehl – Claire and G. Maples, Jr. ’63 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Hazel Warren – Anna G. Farris Charles J. Ping ’51 Iryes Martin – Prof. Richard B. Dixon Demetra Patton Quinn ’44 – Wanda Samuel E. Watson ’49 – Jane King Janice Ost Donelson – Virginia ’50 ’78 and Paul Carruthers Watson Dance Donelson Rebecca Barret Matthews ’42 – Anne Donald Allison Ramier, Jr. ’53 – Mary Hunt Weeks ’40 – Anna G. Janet H. Downie – Frank C. Baker, Riley ’54 and Robert Irl Bourne Alice and Charles C. Sullivan ’53, Farris Jr. ’85 Jr. ’54 Natalie and George W. Wilson ’53 Rob Tate Wolcott ’93 – Chip Brian Chad Farris – Judith and Robert C. Wallace H. Mayton, Jr. ’40 – Colleen Stephen H. Rhea – Carole and ’94 and Michael Horberg Malcolm ’73 Conner Crane William E. Troutt Bess Millen Wolf – Elaine VanAuken Hillary Robson ’14 – Carol E. Casey ’72 and John T. Atkinson ’70, Julie

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Class of 1929 Red and Black Society Member Class of 1942 – 40% Donor Sarah Boothe White P’62, GP’94 Mary Lorraine McMinn Bartlett  Red and Black Society Member Diehl Society Patron F. William Small  Houston Niller Moore  Cloister Society Russel L. Wiener Letitia Montgomery Haygood  Class of 1944 – 65% Class of 1936 – 33% Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1940 – 40% Edward C. Hermann  Cloister Society Donor Agnes Ming Turley GP’04 Glenn D. Gates Red and Black Society Member Tower Society Catherine Moore Freeburg  Jean Williamson Sights  Tower Society Class of 1938 – 60% Rufus C. Ross, Jr.  Tower Society Donor Diehl Society Patron Priscilla Shumaker Heard* Margery O’Kelley Lane  Loyalty Club Lewis R. Donelson GP’02 Wesley M. Walker, Jr.  Cham Canon  Class of 1941 – 80% Irene Trifi atis Cantos Tower Society Class of 1943 – 60% Morgan C. Fowler  William H. Maddox  Red and Black Society Associate Louisa McLean Stephens GP’08 Ann Bell^ Red and Black Society Senior Jack H. Taylor P’68, P’71, P’74 Donor Julian C. Nall Nancy Haygood Ganier Loyalty Club Donor Mary P. Boothe Red and Black Society Member Corinne Burch Blake  Class of 1939 – 40% Marion Dickson Moorhead^ P’72, Eugene C. Reynolds GP’08 William E. Henderson GP’97, GP’98 Molly Hawken Lockwood  Diehl Society Fellow Evelyn Belcher Pearson Loyalty Club Margaret Cansler Riley  Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. Coline T. McGehee Donor Jane Peete Osborne  Class of 1945 – 75% Diehl Society Patron Penelope Mielenz Bisbort Jessamine Grimes Younger^  S. Shepherd Tate  Red and Black Society Member Betty Wilkinson Isbell P’74, GP’07*

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Loyalty Club Dorette Storn Humphries  John H. Evans, Jr.  Loyalty Club Henry H. Lanius  Camille Bailey Hutton  Robert L. Montgomery, Sr. P’81 T. Reynolds Beal  Shirley Seagle Prothro  Carolyn Cuningham Ivy P’80, P’83, Anne Davis Toppins GP’04 Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers  William F. Symes P’88 Curtis M. Weston Jean Arnold Kugler Martha Carroll McGuire  Walter S. Lazenby, Jr.  Donor Rena Shankman Tower Society Mary Ann Morriss  Minor Robertson Broadus  H. Trent Wood William O. Coley, Jr. Mary Jane Millard Oglesby Ruth Alyne Bryant Martha Jane Jacobs Exum  David O. Thomas Jane Weilenman Head Donor Richard C. Tumilty  Imogene Williamson Kinney  Sara Ralston Baldridge  Donor John Nicholls Spain Robert P. Baldwin Loyalty Club Norma Maddox Bell Lawrence Beck  Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke Sylvia Bowling  Class of 1946 – 63% Dorothy Brown Kennedy  Paul Currie  Marilyn Green Briggs Elizabeth Anne Love Helen McGee Dacus  Patsy Williams Briggs  Red and Black Society Associate Freeman C. Marr P’81, P’82, P’86 Mary B. Howard  Albert A. Nelius James G. McClure  Suzonne Stewart Taylor Emily Rice McLeod Roy F. Stratton, Jr.  Paul S. Mostert* Martha Gulledge York Tower Society Class of 1949 – 58% C. M. Pipkin  John S. Collier Red and Black Society Member James C. Williamson  Class of 1952 – 49% Louise Wilbourn Collier Frank S. McKnight Warrene Buford Ivy  Patricia Caldwell McKnight Donor Diehl Society Patron Irvine H. Anderson Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. P’96 Loyalty Club Cloister Society Alan Babin W. Hamilton Smythe, III Annabelle Hall Lavin Jane Phelps Arnold  Rebecca Truax Belknap Joy Brown Wiener Sara Sparr Taylor P’68, P’71, P’74 Doris Fenton Blew Carol Louise Bitner Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones Ann DeWar Blecken Red and Black Society Partner Donor William J. Wade* Virginia Mead Clark  Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee  Richard A. Bolling, Jr. Faye Tynes Dick Elizabeth Raines Davis  Tower Society Richard B. Dixon Red and Black Society Associate Marie Gooch Hay  Emile Elizabeth Dudney L. Donald Ellis James E. Ratcliff, Jr.  Betty Lay Kirby  Jane King Watson Forrest W. Flaniken  Ann Rollow Ross  Archer Ayres Postlethwaite  Bettie Connally Welsh Joanne Zahner Flaniken  Jane Wittichen Williams  Floy Wooten  Ann Faquin McGuire  Loyalty Club Joseph C. Meux  Dean’s Society Class of 1947 – 52% Martha Smothers Carroll  James R. Mulroy  David B. Short Jane Clay Cash GP’08 John S. Pyles  Diehl Society Patron William C. Douglas  Josie Phillips Smith  Cloister Society Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton  Betty Bennett Finley  Virginia Mulder Taylor John A. Austin, Jr.  Dorothy Love Turk  Betty Ann McFadden Harvey* Tower Society Donor Jack D. Vincent S. Toof Brown, Jr. Fred Blake, Jr.  Anne Baggett Wilkes  Tower Society Jane Williams Sides  George A. Chauncey  William R. Gentry  Peggy Marshall Crutcher  Class of 1951 – 44% Carroll Tuthill Minor P’78 Loyalty Club Cary Harris Hunt  Martha Beggs Orth  Julia Wellford Allen P’76 Jeanne Amis Jernigan P’79, P’82 Diehl Society Sustainer Carol Morris Bowden  Margery Phelps Lee Barbara Howell Hamilton GP’02 Loyalty Club Margaret Parsons Douglas  June White McCormick GP’09 James F. Springfi eld, Sr. P’87, GP’12 Elizabeth Hoye Amis Ernest H. Flaniken  John E. McKee^ Frances Freeman Burkhead  W. Maynard Fountain, Jr. P’81 Gloria Ash Minor  Diehl Society Patron Carolyn Deupree Alice Scott Marchisio  Jean King Moore Mary Jack Rich McCord* Mary Woods Epp  Stanley Williamson Mosby  Peggy Pence Freund Donor William D. Roberds Red and Black Society Associate Norma Keisling Holmes  Minnielee Gordon Hale James T. McDonald, Jr.* James N. Lapsley, Jr.  William C. Kernodle, II  Class of 1950 – 51% Charles J. Ping Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Nancy Woods Muse  Joy Powell Smith P’82, GP’08 May Wallace Scarbrough  Diehl Society Benefactor Red and Black Society Member Marzette Smith Stallings  James K. Schmidt Herbert Linville  Frances Crouch Perkins GP’07, GP’10, Martha McClanahan Threlkeld- Jane Davidson Walsh GP’12 Brandon P’79, P’86 Diehl Society Patron Carole Cocke Todd P’78, P’80, GP’08 Class of 1948 – 69% C. Stratton Hill, Jr.  Cloister Society Jane McSpadden Twist  William E. Boyce  H. Reiter Webb, Jr.  Cloister Society Red and Black Society Senior Helen Deupree Brandon GP’06, Jacqueline Newman Williamson  William A. Jones, Jr. Ruth Griffi s McCartney  GP’08 Tower Society Anne S. Caldwell* Donor Peggy Baker Cannada  Red and Black Society Associate June Beasley Mann  John B. Allen Harriet Causey Kuykendall P’76, Berta Radford Laney* Robert K. Bennett  GP’05 Tower Society Jack R. Blake  Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr.* Dean’s Society Ronald F. Bunn* Eileen Emick Castle Jane Davis McCain P’76, P’80 James Nelson Clay, III  Beverly Morris Coleman Loyalty Club James E. Davis  Janet Canada Fritsch Joseph C. Eckstine  Cloister Society Herbert W. Eber  Steve C. Futris  Regine Bacot Harpole E. Denby Brandon, Jr. GP’06, GP’08 John Joseph Thomason Bert F. Kremp 

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Ruth Tidwell Mulroy  Viola Deavours Powers  William Newton Todd  Red and Black Society Associate L. Anderson Orr  Mary Frances Forbes Reed  Gayle Clark Trautwein  Erwin Hansch Westmoreland Edwin F. Wills  Ann Goodman Salky Carolyn Williamson Joanne Cunningham Sanders  Red and Black Society Member Class of 1953 – 42% Mary Elizabeth Hickman Thomas Class of 1956 – 62% Ralph V. Turner  Emily McKay Whitesell* Diehl Society Patron Peggy Fitch Witherspoon P’80, P’82 Diehl Society Patron Tower Society Katherine Hinds Smythe Judith Deavenport Mitchener P’88 Lady Camille Deaderick  Betty Wood Storrs  Donor James E. Eikner, Jr. P’87 Margaret Hagood Akard Red and Black Society Member Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner P’87 Red and Black Society Associate Carolyn Milton Allen Catharine Coleman Alexander  Jane Burns Campbell Hosay  Claire Oates Ping Courtney Crumpton Bacon  George M. Russell  John B. Mostellar  John H. Butterworth, III Claude B. Trusty, Jr.  C. Eric Mount, Jr. P’83, P’83, P’85 Red and Black Society Member Elias Collins Ada Jane Walters  Harriet Byrd O’Neal  William C. Threlkeld P’82 Ann McAlister Fee  Robert M. Rogers  George W. Wilson, III P’79, GP’15 Geraldine Prichard Kaller  Cloister Society Jane Crutcher Williamson  Robert Joseph Lipscomb  J. Rodney Feild* Cloister Society Virginia Bramlett Lowrance Loyalty Club Robert H. Crumby  Florence Crawford Mayse  Tower Society Charlene Jayroe Allen  Mary Taylor Todd P’78 Millicent Bunn McAtee P’85 Rhoda White Smith  JoAnn Pomeroy Anderton  Eleanor Brown Weaver P’85 Sandol Douglas Patteson^  Laurel Speir Witten Betty Lunati Grise  Barbara Burge Scott Ellen White Harrell GP’14 Tower Society Mary Ann Hackleman Sturdivant Loyalty Club Robert E. McClelland John Turner Gray  Jim P. Wesson Suzanne Carter Bjick  William H. McLean P’82, P’85, Horace G. Kitchell Lawrence H. Cater P’89 Mary Frances Steen Libassi  Class of 1955 – 60% Venita Saunders Cater Donald L. Parker Edith Jean Cooper  Salliejane Dickerson Rainey P’84, Loyalty Club Diehl Society Patron R. Clement Dickey, Jr. GP’13 Willie Bow Mary Rodriguez Wardrop  Joe C. Eades, Jr. P’82, P’82, P’85 Miriam Heard Range Marjoree Russell Bryant George J. Fischer, Jr.  Harrylyn Graves Sallis P’80 C. Allen Cooke Cloister Society James R. Gillis, Jr. P’80 Elizabeth Etter Thomas  John C. Cuvillier, III  Susan Fulmer Austin  Sarah Strong Gilmer  Nelie Brown Waller P’83, GP’10, John W. Gray, Jr.  Julia Johnson Kasch  Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson  GP’11 Charles C. Sullivan, III Dorothy Henning Kaylor  Jerry Wittmann Weise  Betty Jo McCormick Walker Tower Society Geraldine Dozier MacQueen  V. Garrett Wingfi eld  Ann Taylor Walker Waters  Annelle Albritton Clute  John R. McKinney  James E. Winslow, Jr.  Louis J. Weber, Jr.  Betty Carol Germany* James C. Napier, Jr.  Reginald N. Germany, Jr.* J. Bryan Smalley P’87 Donor Donor Elizabeth Walker Hughes  Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. Fred K. Beeson  Elizabeth Martin Barker  W. Henry Mosley Peggy Ross Templeton Harriette Mathewes Beeson  C. Douglas Buford, Jr.  Martha Spruell Pipkin  Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice  Thomas B. Buford, Jr. Zoe Theodore Futris  Louise Aikin Russell  James E. Turner GP’14 Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr.  Robert W. Gillmann Juanita Goodman Weems Ann Barr Weems P’84 Genevieve Reeves Carlisle Rene LeMarchand  Mary Lewis Casey P’81, P’84 Clarice Barker McMickle Loyalty Club Donor Ethel Buck Chamberlain  Judy Mays Parks  James E. Aydelotte* Paula Smith Burress  James W. Colvert^ Joyce Richards  Polly Baber Bassoni  John Wayland Carlisle Sue B. Colvert William M. Callicott  James A. Dees, Sr.  Ann Fakes Gehlmann  Class of 1954 – 57% Vernon Ware Eades P’82, P’82, P’85 Patricia Hastings Gilliom P’82 Gordon Robertson, Jr. Joanne Danielson Goodall Robert L. Hunter  James W. Sanders P’83 Red and Black Society Member Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Edna Patton Johnson  Caroline Cecil Searson  Anne Riley Bourne P’80, P’81 James E. Jones Frances VanCleave Killpatrick Connie White Stettbacher P’83 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. P’80, P’81 R. David Kaylor  William G. McAtee P’85 Bennie Haven Taylor Patricia Riegle Morehead F. H. Mitchell  Erin Moody Morgan  Carol Myers Winkler David M. Morris Joe H. Parker Maida Moore Payne  Josephine Taylor Threlkeld P’82 Jeanette Bowen Posey  Thomas E. Richardson  Class of 1958 – 51% Mary McDonald Wetterau P’83 Carolyn Holiman Samuel  Dorothy Jean Johnson Sales Jean McLean Goodson Tunnell Charlotte Black Sargent Diehl Society Patron Cloister Society Keith K. Wong  Robin Sprague Walters John H. Bryan P’83, P’85 Wade McHenry Hunter  Neville Frierson Bryan P’83, P’85 Donor Class of 1957 – 61% Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson Tower Society Peggy Tipton Bright  Jeanne Scott Varnell  Joseph H. Lawson  John Bernard Hooker  Diehl Society Patron Laura Edington Wakefi eld  Dale S. Johnson  John B. Maxwell, Jr.  Red and Black Society Associate Mary Margaret Storck Johnston Grace Morris Williamson  Mary Jane Smalley Roberts  Loyalty Club Will Johnston, Jr.^ Paula Richardson Bernstein* E. Jeff Justis, Jr.  Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Member Rebecca Beasley Burr  Jack G. Kennon Anne Hixon Huff P’82 Joy Magdovitz Bearman  W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr.  Sue Farish Kimmel Thomas A. Huff P’82 Richard W. Dortch P’85 Elizabeth Price Johnson  Mary-Kay Schmidt Mummert  Suzanne McCarroll Warner  B. Denton McLellan  Geraldine Hensley Kohl  Truman D. Nabors, Jr.  Betty Chalmers Peyton  Charles Pittman Dorothy Harris Pate John H. Quinn, Jr.

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Curtis  Tommy V. Clinton Daniel P. Logan, Jr. P’83, P’90 E. Tom Elam Edward H. Henderson GP’13 Loyalty Club Jane Aquino Osuga  Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. Ronald C. Holland Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy P’87 Joseph A. Sullivan  Connie Kitley Goddard Willis B. Howard, Jr. Sam F. Cole, Jr. Princess Hughes Van Hooser John E. Hixon  Allen H. Hughes Albert S. Crigler, III Bill C. Weber  Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes  Marily Davis Hughes Susan Robinson McLean P’82, P’85, P’89 Robert F. Welsh* Jon C. Jenkins Lela Garner Noble  Lewis R. Murray, Jr. Sue Osenbaugh Williams  Karen Boyce Logan P’83, P’90 Sue Caldwell Pond P’86, P’92 Roy D. Rainey, Sr. P’84 Margaret Elizabeth Lowe  Mack S. Prichard Betty Ann Russell  Donor David H. Moreau  William T. Robinson* Jerry D. Tate  Charles T. Ames, III  Dale N. Pfl ug Sarah Maxfi eld Smither* Paul M. Thompson  Patricia Oberbillig Bogan  Joseph Poppenheimer Mary Elizabeth McCharen Streete  Suzanne Williams Winslow  James L. Breazeale, II Leslie W. Read  Janice Chapin Swartz  Junius E. Davidson, III Jean Stock Rumph* Patricia Eason Westerman  Donor Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam Nelly Galloway Shearer Geraldine Knight White  W. J. Michael Cody Paul W. Ivey Carol Ann Quade Smalley P’87 Sue Bracewell Whittle P’97 Matthew D. Curland  Lynn Jaseph Jones P’85 Patricia Annette Taylor  Estella Wilson Dixon  Jane Barker Konitz  Carolyn Howard White* Donor Elinor Smith Fitzgerald  W. Larry Lacy P’86, P’92, P’98 Sandra Sholder Booth David H. Hollis  Virginia Johnson McDonald Donor Claire Robertson Cranford  Beverly Smith Pugh Bobbie Carney Paradise Marilynn Smith Ames  Margaret Haigler Davis  Thomas E. Reed Carolyn Block Pierce Ann Jappe Bjorklund  Phillip S. Glasgow Ellen Reagan Richardson  Sally Dame Roberds Ruth Strough Clelland Adele Wolf Grilli  Claire Sebralla Saino  Sandra Andrews Robertson  A. Don Cross Judy St. John Grisso Arnold L. Schroeter  Nancy Wickersham Rohloff  Katherine McCollum Eddings  Anita Moose Hampson Linda Hardesty Schroeter  Mary Farish Sharp  Sandra Bain Fink John D. Hungarland, Jr.  Jane Barr Stump-Green Frank F. Splann, Jr.  J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr. James T. Johnston  Joanne Williams Wilhite  Marguerite Livingston Stone Patricia Smith Gill Elizabeth Best Jones Carol Barbour Sumrall  Faye Combs Gray Maxine Sewell Lindseth Class of 1959 – 64% Sandra Calmer Toenes Peggy Hiller Harris Suellyn Scott Ruffi n Bates Peacock Toone John D. Hettinger  Martha Barret Schneider  Diehl Society Fellow Terry M. Turner M. Robert Mansfi eld Anne Strawn Sorrells J. L. Jerden P’94, GP’16 James B. McIntyre Sandra Lee Winter  Class of 1960 – 54% Thomas N. Moody Red and Black Society Member Beverly Dotson Owen Class of 1962 – 65% Eva Mae Duncan Hussey  Diehl Society Sustainer Beverly Bowden Pickard Diane McMillan Wellford P’87, P’90 L. Allen Reynolds  Joan Warren Priest Diehl Society Patron Walker L. Wellford, III P’87, P’90 Virginia Faye Rogers William V. Davidson P’94* Red and Black Society Senior Nadine McKinley Runsick  Dean’s Society Morris T. Reagan* Jon A. Simpson Red and Black Society Associate Robert B. Blumer* John W. Somervill  Mary Frances Buxton Cotham P’84, Cloister Society Red and Black Society Member Mary Ann Kimbrough Vollmer P’92, P’94* John A. Oxley John A. Daniel* Joyce Walne Warner Theodore B. Sloan  Kim Baxter Henley P’88* Jane Thomas Wesson Red and Black Society Member Thirza Mobley Sloan  Raymond F. Henley P’88* Pete Cornish* James D. Petersen  Class of 1961 – 48% Marilyn Stewart Daniel* Tower Society Lynda Lipscomb Wexler P’86 Mary Susan Huffman* Ann Mack Boles  Red and Black Society Senior Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus  Mary Alice Masters Carrell  Dean’s Society Jerald M. Duncan John Jacobus  Benjamin B. Ferdon Beverly Finch Ballard Harry L. Swinney  David L. McAdoo  Happy Snowden Jones  Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg* Michael B. Lupfer  Cloister Society Red and Black Society Associate Claude Ashton McMillion P’88 Virginia Sims Bare Margaret Ruyl McTier  Dean’s Society Phyllis Williams Mostellar  Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis Catherine Liddell Skapura* Truly Brown Mount P’83, P’85 Ann Vines Roberts  Red and Black Society Member Richard A. Park  John L. Streete P’84, P’93 George W. Awsumb P’92 Cloister Society Edwin W. Stock, Jr.  Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin P’89, Carol Bradshaw Busbee Michael Anne Condon Zimmerman  Tower Society P’93 James G. Finley* Glenda Taylor Addington Glenn T. Hays  Loyalty Club Carole Jean Hobbs Anderson  Cloister Society Lyn Melvin King Betsy Sloan Barrett  Annelle Gandy Gracey* Westley F. Busbee, Jr. William G. Mankin P’98 Keith D. Buckley  Deanne Runyon Irvine  Sally Cross Coleman P’88 Juanita Ann Shettlesworth

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Tower Society David D. Watts  Class of 1964 – 51% Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr.  Genevieve Johnston Clay  Franklin M. Hurst Robert L. Echols Red and Black Society Associate Diehl Society Patron Sharon Lupfer Nardo  Paul Jackson, Jr.* Tsutomu Kawazoe A. Dale Ledbetter Robert A. Orr, Jr.  David B. Johnson Frances Freeman Paden  Barbara Bell Lawrence  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Diana Mann Reid Gretchen Smith Rich  Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb P’92 Marilyn Ann Meyers* Sharon Gordon Stoakes Gwendolyn Bell Riley P’84, P’87 John S. Cherry, Jr.  Rockwell P. Ward  Jane Cook Shipp* David E. Lindsey P’91 Red and Black Society Member Brenda Hickman West John C. Stepan Wynona Gillmore Crosby P’94 Robert W. West, III Loyalty Club Michael R. Deaderick Nancy Wasell Work Edwin W. Albright P’90 Cloister Society Marvin E. Bailey  Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn  Dean’s Society Class of 1965 – 48% Robert L. Barret  William K.B. Potts  E. Boyd Ellison, Jr. P’95* William A. Campbell  James A. Warden* Thomas E. Lappage  Red and Black Society Senior Elizabeth Beach Coffey Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. P’91, P’93 Margaret Welsh Curlovic  Tower Society Cloister Society Margaret Minyard Dement* W. Frederick Bailey Mary Lou Carwile Finley* Red and Black Society Associate Richard A. Dew William Council Holmes  Eleanor Lawrence Geiger  Lawrence E. Evans  Zama Blanchard Dexter Charles W. McCrary  Thomas L. Geiger  Patricia Louise Walls P’97 Ralph A. Foster  Jean-Pierre Potel  Challace Joe McMillin  James S. Gray  Charles A. Rich  Mary Lou Quinn McMillin  Red and Black Society Member H. Martin Hartzog Elizabeth Currie Williams  Joseph H. Autry, III Marlene Peeples Howard Loyalty Club Senter Crook  T. Francis Jackson, III William V. Arnold  Tower Society Blanche Buckingham Deaderick Charles N. Landreth, Sr. P’87 Frances Steward Bryan  R. Leon Carroll, Jr.  Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey P’91 Penny Nichols Macey* Lynnette Humphreys Campbell  Meredith Wilson Creekmore  Charles William Robertson, Jr. Warren G. Nance  Francis C. Davis, Jr.  Katherine Harriett James  Randolph P. Pickell P’89 Robert W. Fey, Jr.  J. Charles Jernigan Cloister Society Mary Worth Burton Robertson  Bernie R. Goler  Patricia Dickson Jones* Anne Oglesby Carr  Delma Klotz Robinson* Cynthia Jane Hawes  Jeanne Gregory Spragins C. Terrell Deaton  Mary Susan Templeton Barbara Hollingsworth Knowles  Ann Evans Williams  Frances Phillips Potts  Michael H. Truscott John M. McMillan, Jr. William M. Wilson, III  Noble R. Walker  Laurie Kruger Mears  Tower Society Frank D. Weathersby  Susan Stone Overholser  Loyalty Club Marguerite Ward Autry  Thomas J. White, III P’94 Jere E. Pierce  Lynn Drew Bartlett Betty Wilby Carroll  Margaret Johnson Ridolphi P’92* Nan Patton Bell Jamie Murff Dent Donor Kathryn Crow Rubenstein  Kay Reynolds Blair  John M. Flippin James G. Cloud  Susan Hunter Suggs P’95 David P. Cooper  Judy Wood Franks E. L. Dick Diamond Martha Terrell Weatherford  Elizabeth Saunders Cooper  Nancy Glenn Green  W. Ray Fleming Margaret Martin Wheeler  L. Dossett Foster  William C. Hunt, Jr.  Marjorie Boone Flowers Susan Horton Gray  Guilford Jones, II* Jenny Powell Grehan Donor Lewis M. Guess Janie Stone McCrary  Helene Ninette Griffi th Nancy Rhodes Archer  Ann Clark Quinlen Harris* Charie Bowman Reid  Joy Ann Howard Hennessey  Joe P. Arnold Judith Crow McColgan E. Greer Richardson Martha Gooch Hogrefe  Ann Fuller Bendall William L. McColgan, Jr. Reba Kay Wright R. Charles Hogrefe  Eleanor Powers Bowman Joan Herbert Murchison June Johnston Hungarland  Mary Rinehart Cathcart Gail Hoover Parrish  Loyalty Club Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry Mallory Chamberlin, Jr. Mary Mansell Pope  Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch  Mary Jo Evans Lundy Fredricka Crawley Cunningham  Thurman A. Ragar, Jr. Shannon L. Ball Robert S. Maclin, III  Doris Sharp Dark  Judith Hollingsworth Robinson P’89, Jan Hockaday Baudoin Franklin S. McCallie  Dudley Weaver Davis  P’97 C. William Bodie  Catherine Mixon  G. Goodloe Early, Jr. Jo Kenny Sanders* William S. Boyd, Jr. P’15 Mary Simpson Morgan  Irwin H. From  Anne Smith Sarber Harvey D. Caughey Anne Thomas Phillipy  Sarah Cunningham Gay Randall B. Shepard, Jr. P’97 James L. Collier  John C. Portwood  Josephine Knight Hirschman Rebecca Moore Tomlinson James G. Couch Sarah Mitchell Preddy  Glenlee Ferguson James Robert W. Wells, II P’98 Linda Davis Couch Thomas M. Scott, Jr. Mary Adams Kuhn Rose Mary Hoye Wells P’98 Thomas H. Durff Donna Jo Miles Smith P’88, GP’15 Emily Hatcher Landreth P’87 Alabel May Wiser  Joe A. Dycus P’97 Mary Ann Stewart Somervill  Sue Dean Langfi tt Patricia Butterworth Egger  C. Warren Thompson, Jr.  Thomas M. Lowry, III P’93 Donor Gloria Cornell Felsenthal  Joseph W. Thweatt  Ernest G. Maples, Jr. Elizabeth Moore Ayrer E. Carl Fisher P’92, P’96* Patricia Hall Webb Marjorie Coleman Mastin James R. Bullock Florence Chalker Godat  Edward J. Wingfi eld Blair Gilmer Meeks Patricia Bowen Butler  Patricia Thomason Hargrave  M. Douglas Meeks Susan Patton Crawford  Bruce E. Herron  Class of 1963 – 45% Harry M. Moffett, III  Chris F. Drago  Teri Tidwell Hornberger* John F. Rice, Jr.  Dorritte Evans Early Tony B. Jobe* Diehl Society Patron Leslie Buchman Richardson  Scott S. Hallford Mary Darwin Johnson  C. W. Butler, III  J. Perry White  Joanne Matthews Harrison Murray Rasberry Jordan  Joe M. Duncan J. Howard Williamson Tamma Lehmann Havercamp P’89, Margaret Frye Kemp* Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. George A. Wilson  P’96 Judith Moody LePera Sarah Pickens Waller  Patricia Gladney Holland  Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips

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Allen  Rebecca Smith Kissel  James A. Sullivan  Jennifer Fey Edmonds  Sallie Steele Aman  Alton L. Lightsey, Jr.  Carol Calaway Wilson  Priscilla Hinkle Ennis  Jerry P. Black, Jr.  Vern E. McCarty William H. Wilson  William G. Hendrickson Berney McInnis Bridges P’92 Susan Mayer Pauls  William H. Wingo Walter E. Lydick, Jr. Bobbi Suzanne Burns  Lee Pevsner  Carol Ann Colclough Strickland Terri Skinner Chadwick  Charlotte Palmer Seeley Loyalty Club Sidney J. Strickland, III Sally Kindig Clark Martha Hunter Shepard P’97 Ellen Woodruff Batchelor P’96 Theresa Webster Davis  Frederick J. Sheppard, III  Annette Anderson Bowen  Dean’s Society Andrew J. Donelson, Jr. M. F. Wehling Randy Maxey Brown* Catherine Prouty Horn  Patricia Ellen Ferguson  Carol Pickens White P’94 Coralu Danner Buddenbohm  Ronald F. Godat Nancy Jackson Williamson  Janie Baxter Carloss  Cloister Society Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n  Tandy Goodlett Cobb  William H. Davis, Jr.  Jacquelyn Dowd Hall  Donor Amelia Mary Duquette Mary Louise O’Kelly  Dale Seay Kasab Robert M. Blade Constance Schorr Finch Dorothy Johnson Pounders Jeanne Wertz Kerridge  Thomas D. Brabson W. Aaron Foster  Louis R. Pounders Nell Buie Lanier P’97 Russell J. Didelot Renee Clark Guibao P’96 Susan Duke Woods  Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis  John E. Grear, III Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler* Robert A. McLean  Elizabeth Walker Hudson Pamela Richardson Hays  Tower Society William S. Morrison, III  James C. Lippy C. Ray Henley Betty Wray Anderson P’98 Mary McQueen Porter Robert M. Morse  Jennifer Bird Henley Nora Harvin Buchanan P’93 Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin Nelda Smith Pierce W. Hamilton Kimzey, III Suzanne Troth Donaldson  Sidney D. Selvidge  Robert E. Pineo Mary Ann Rambo McDow  Steven C. Gould  Elizabeth Wallis Shippen  Maxine Mitchel Rice  Patricia King Meeks  John W. Larson  Jane Doughtie Taylor  Carol Frances Simpson  Paul M. Mehrle, Jr. Judith Adams Larson  Betty Cole Thompson Richard K. Thomas Kristin Ada Pruitt W. Michael Richards  Lee Litwiller Thompson  Edward R. Sneed, Jr. Ellen Brown Rust* Martha Dunmire White  Class of 1967 – 53% Michael W. Whitaker  Martha Dee Lynch White* Loyalty Club Class of 1966 – 36% Diehl Society Patron Peggy Hays Williams  Audrey Kennedy Brown  John R. Pharis  Carey H. Bryan  Red and Black Society Senior Donor B. Bruce Cook, Jr. Margaret Jean Gatz Red and Black Society Partner Lucy Hill Black  J. Perry Cowden  Robert M. Wild, Jr.* Carole L. Branyan  Anna McLean Blade Duncan V. Crawford P’97 Mary Jo Burns Breen  Ann Lindley Darden Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Senior Gilvia Flanagan Brown  Sarah Winborn Davis  Raymond E. Bye, Jr.  John R. Tilton* Jerry D. Chandler C. Whitman Deacon  R. Bradford Camp, Jr.* Larry R. Churchill Michael Henry DeShazo Walter B. Howell  Red and Black Society Associate Sarah Gay Edwards Alan Ensminger James M. Durham Emily Thomason Freeman  William D. Evans, Jr. Red and Black Society Member William H. Edington  Sally Goodman Grafl und Gail Seabrook Ganier  H. William Allen, III  Nancy Cox Howell  Richard A. Hayley C. Lee Giles  Katherine Willis Allen  William L. Heiter, Jr. Janelle Hood Haseman* Ian F. Murray Red and Black Society Member Michael E. Hewgley George S. Hazard, Jr.  Lynn Morrow Ward P’91, P’93 Edward R. Atkinson, Jr. Donald M. Hollingsworth Linda Harkrider Hutton  Dorothy Ann Johnson Falk* Mary Bettis Love David M. Kilgore P’97 Cloister Society Arch C. Johnston  Anne Thacker Lueke  Susan C. Lucas  Charles F. Bagley, III Charlotte Lebo Ray  Linda Robinson Overly B. Hayes McCarty  John M. Gardner, III  Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka  John C. Neiman  Carole Ann Montgomery  Cloister Society Jane Carol Ramsey  Judith Rose Owen  Ernest C. Clifton, II P’03 Charles G. Roberts C. Frank Potter P’97 Tower Society S. Knox Phillips Dana Delugach Rowlands James G. Riggan, Jr. Thomas A. Bowman Douglass E. Post, Jr.  Wayne C. Shelton  Robert W. Rutherford Bonnie Eleanor Davis  Joseph H. Walker, III* Dianne Rickoll Short P’93, P’96 Mary Lee Sweat  Frances Griswold Doyle James C. Whittington Martin E. Smithers Sarah Darden Williams  Willard N. Doyle Carol Wertz Sutter  Cheryl Gurley Followell* Tower Society Lisa Meredith VanLandingham Donor Virginia Taylor Drash Gannaway J. Brady Anderson P’98 Carole Gibbs Whitehead Stephen A. Caldwell P’98 P’91 Kate Elizabeth Field Boyd* Charlotte Bringle Wilkerson  Sandra Wade Churchill Mary Chase Gore Jerry M. Bradfi eld Margaret Louise Crull Dixie DeMoville Johnson  Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld Katherine Ireys Diehl P’03, P’08 Sammy Primm Marshall  W. A. Breytspraak* Eloise Pickard Hanna 

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Margaret Anne Hooker  Patricia Cooper Hayley  Loyalty Club Donna Kay Fisher Nancy Patton Langdon P’96 William B. Hayley  John Timothy Atkinson P’97, P’00, Elizabeth Hubbard Gill P’02 Ellen Plants Massey  Chester A. Heard P’08 Nancy Jaco Golden P’00 Carolyn Bruninga McGough  Andrew L. Kelley B. Fred Bodie  James R. McCarty Jane Mando Meeks  Nancy Lanford Keyes John H. Callow  James Riley Mulroy, II Kathryn Wood Mixon  Nancy Claire Lee Leilani Collins  Cloister Society Olive Crudup Murrie  Nancy Martin Magallanes William H. Dale, Jr. P’03 John H. Churchill  Carl R. Nuckolls  Jeanne Shearer Mead Ronald W. Eades Henry H. Davis, III  Linda Boyd Pineo J. William Mead Kenneth H. Graeber  N. Houston Parks  Dana Adams Powell Marion Birge Morgan  Linda Elizabeth Henson  William M. Short Daudet Johnston Schreurs  Claudia Mae Oakes Elizabeth Phillips Kirkpatrick Bonnie Isaksen Trahan  E. Lee Secrest, III Patricia Jackson Peay P’92, P’92, William Lyons P’92, P’95, P’00 Susan K. Van Dyck  Drucilla Thom White  P’03 Stephen M. Mallett Jeff I. Williams, III Elizabeth Liddon Whitehurst  Jane Pennepacker Pienaar Carolyn Wagner Neiman  J. Robert Woods, III  T. Sloan Young, IV Judith James Potter P’97 Susan Kay Ogden  Melinda Gill Rutherford William R. Patterson  Tower Society Class of 1969 – 40% Judith Gordon Simpson Michael D. Patton  John J. Carter, Jr.* Cynthia Vincent Wehling  Stephen E. Pienaar Peter F. Casparian* Diehl Society Fellow William E. Wehling  Linda Sue Pilcher  Jack A. Childers, Jr.* William J. Michaelcheck  Marcus E. Wertz, III  Rosemary Wood Potter  James C. Dobbins* J. Douglass Williams  Nancy Meadows Raymond  Robert P. Doolittle  Diehl Society Patron Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt  John W. Evans, Jr. P’03 Craig W. Murray P’92, P’03 Donor Gary K. Scheidt  Stephen C. Gregory Terry L. Bitner  C. W. Stacks  William D. Hollings, Jr.  Red and Black Society Senior Robert L. Bowman  Cynthia Gladney Steele  Charles F. Jones  C. Bradford Foster, III P’98 Paul W. Cooper  Thomas H. Talbot, Jr.  E. Bobby Kleier, Jr.* Susan Hoefer Foster P’98 Samuel T. Cooper, Jr. Lynn McEntire Vogt Nancy Hope Lenox  James L. McElroy  George B. Elder Sue Ellen Pharis Watson* C. B. Lynch, III A. David Hall Steven C. Whited  James B. Mills  Red and Black Society Associate Kathie Maddux Larkin R. Susan Wood Derrick Robert Livingston Moore  Rebecca Wynn Weiler  Marilyn Gates Meeks  Susan McNeely Nicholas  Gloria Brown Melton  Donor J. Frederick O’Bryant  Red and Black Society Member Carol Caldwell Newman  Junius D. Allen John H. Rone* Carol Gearhart Champion* Margaret Boothe Paydar  G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.  Thomas A. Shoffner K. Wyatt Engwall P’99 Paul William Peck, Jr. Martha Kate Frick  R. Ryder Tipton, III  Sue Dunn Hall P’92, P’02 W. L. Pendergrass, III P’07 Andrew E. Gaston  Susan Dillard Hendrickson H. Davis Powell, Jr. Hardy S. Green, Jr. Loyalty Club John S. Hille P’97 Sonja Hall Sanes Janice Holt Johnston James D. Anderson  Tansill Heslip Hille P’97 Thomas P. Teasley Barbara Condra King P’96 Marcia Swett Baker Eleanor Rosson Kennedy  Dale N. Underwood  Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe Julian T. Bolton John L. Kennedy  Steven R. Walker  Richard G. Perez J. Barron Boyd, Jr. Aurelia Wammack Michaels  Linda Emigh Warren  J. Albert Pickard, Jr. Leigh N. Brasington  Linda Kay Yates  David E. Wheat  Anne Kristofferson Purdy Stephen B. Crump  Peggy Fritsch Woolley  Rina Rosenberg Meri Rappaport Cunningham  Cloister Society John A. Zachry  Maryet Swire Senterfi t  Carol Anne DeForest  Sandra Cederberg Clifton P’03 Shirley McClanahan Zachry  Leburn E. Sharp P’99 Lillian Aivazian Eades Stephen A. Glassell* Michael T. Stone Otha Gilyard McLaurin Smith* Class of 1970 – 41% J. Michael Storey C. Bradford Green William P. Stepp, Jr. P’08 Randall B. Sunday Gordon S. Greeson, Jr.  Diehl Society Patron Patricia Simpson Terry  Robin Wellford Greeson  Tower Society Richard H. Eckels  Joyce McConnell Underwood  Linda Phelps Hackmeyer Mickey R. Brigance  H. George Wood, Jr.  Klaus F. Heimburg David W. Griffi n Red and Black Society Associate Larry N. Woodard Carolyn Fanning Hollingsworth Kathleen Cogswell House  Jere B. Fones P’96 Kim K. Kersey Roy Kulp, Jr.  Martha Irene Pedersen  Class of 1971 – 45% Lucy Cuningham Lee  Courtland Mobley Lewis P’97 Gayle Scott Storey* W. David Lloyd  Kevin L. Nicholas  Diehl Society Benefactor Patricia Carter Nagler Elizabeth Shipp Nott  Red and Black Society Member Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler* Charles E. Niesen, II James R. Walker, Jr. Bruce R. Lindsey P’98 Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler* Alice Cockroft Oates P’14 James W. Thomas, II Melinda Smith Raley  Loyalty Club Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron J. Michael Ripski  H. Neil Arnold, Jr.* Pamela Pitts McNeer  Laila Adams Eckels  Judith Morrow Sanders Helen Catherine Awsumb Jerome T. Stauffer P’03 Linda Harrell Bair  Tower Society Red and Black Society Senior Kittie Johnson Stauffer P’03 Robert A. Bell, II  James A. Brinson* Harry P. Ogden P’00, P’05 Jack R. Stevens  Morgan W. Bunch, III  Natilee Murrey Duning  Ann Garrett Stewart Sue Brown Bunch  J. Tim Edwards Red and Black Society Associate Bettie Michele Sumara  Florence Wolf Calaway* Nicholas H. House, III  J. Allen Boone, Jr. P’00 William S. Taylor Claudia Cooper Cook Janet Wilson Markland  J. Robert Farrell  Minor C. Vernon* John W. Crowell Martha Williamson Rimmer  Kenneth M. Cushing  Red and Black Society Member Donor Ruth Carolyn Duck  James N. Compton John A. Brayton

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Flaniken, III William Gillespie McBride Ellen Sams Nichol P’99 Paula Mary Block-Levor  Karen Elyda Francis  James R. McCain Robert M. O’Dea, Jr.  Frank G. Broyles Richard S. Heien  Susan Schaeffer Stephen A. Patrick* Susan M. Clark Beverly Cole Hooker Ann Gotschall Sharp Philip A. Reemes  Brant S. Copeland  Latta C. Johnston, Jr. C. Edward Sharp, Jr. Natalie Honan Vernon* Elisabeth Scott Crady  Stephen E. Kendrick  Sharon Ridings Steele Carolyn Canon Dolen William C. Matthews, Jr. P’05 Ralph M. Sudderth, III Donor William K. Dolen James R. Megar Barbara Drumright Walton Keith M. Alexander P’07, P’10, P’12 James F. Drummond, Jr.  Nancy Gist Moody P’01 Allegra Garces Willis Cheryl Sue Anderson  J. Michael Epps Stephen R. Snow Linda Hall Yoakum P’01 Martha Kay Hunt Asti Theodora Sizoo Graves  Ann Brown Strain  Mimi Atkinson P’07 James B. Grenfell  Sally Draper Sutherland Class of 1973 – 34% Christine Ruth Carlson Jere D. Hammond* Kathryn Jorgensen Davis P’00 James R. Hight, Jr. Class of 1972 – 39% Diehl Society Patron Faith Dietrick Melba Bridgewater Homra  Lee Seabrook Duncan W. Henry Gardner, Jr. John H. Kier, III  Red and Black Society Member Jennifer Worsham Newman  Richard I. Hillard William L. Marcy, Jr. P. Ross Bandy Charlaine Harris Schulz  Valerie Thorn Jones R. Bryant McCrary  Emmel B. Golden, Jr. P’00 Elizabeth Louise Todd Suzanne Snyder Kroll Victoria Moira Medick Charles W. Kinslow, III Emily Susan Moffatt Frances Rice O’Dea  Patricia Ann Lane  Red and Black Society Partner C. Neville Reese Karen Lyles Pilkington J. Mark Hollingsworth  Jerry L. Shenep  James C. Sams Dean’s Society James B. Shumard Stephen A. Sharpe Kathy King Cressey* Red and Black Society Senior Sarah Lynn Sims Henry H. Slack  H. Grady Marlow, III* Thomas A. Jones* Judy Brooks Tygard  Helen Moss Smith P’01 Vivian Dellinger McWilliams P’08 Catherine Laster Wood  Linda Joy Smith  Cloister Society Paige Walker Southard Carl G. Dury, II  Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1974 – 38% M. Lane Wilson A. Warner Phelps, Jr. P’08* Carla Jane Cox Margaret Wilson-Stayton  Thad S. Rodda, Jr.  Scott P. Howard  Diehl Society Sustainer Erin Stukey Johnson P’99, P’04 Stratton H. Bull, Jr. Donor Tower Society Beverley Turner Krannich John C. Sites Richard M. Bruno Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II Donna Ann Chu  Leslie Wineland Goss  Red and Black Society Member Diehl Society Patron Thomas D. Cornell  Priscilla Lientz Horne P’01 Gerald A. Koonce  James A. O’Donnell Mark L. Crawford  William E. Jefferson, III  William K. Sample  Susan Platter DalBello Hershel S. Lipow* Red and Black Society Senior Edward C. Davis P’00 Catherine Orr Luccock  Cloister Society Edward O. Uthman  Catherine Canon Dixon  Marianne Curtis Mussett  William H. Brune, III  Leicester L. Landon, II  Joe C. Rutledge Red and Black Society Associate David A. Less  Carl E. Tulloss Tower Society John T. Cotham, Jr.  Michael Peri  Rebecca Pixler Boone P’00 Mary Beth Overton Cotham  Katherine Kittrell Pettifer  Loyalty Club Betty Cole Cook P’04 Martha House Crenshaw Linda Raffel Qualia  Alice Cartwright Allen  Linda Kuilema Croom Mary Lampton Puckett  Holly Byer Renfrew  Elaine VanAuken Atkinson P’97, P’00, Amy Bailey Evans P’03 Grace Paine Terzian P’08 Cherry Varee Falls  Red and Black Society Member Lawren Groce Thach  Jane Butler Braxley Susan Burnside Fleming  Wilda Henderson Dodson William B. Ward Nancy Chadick Dale P’03 Robert M. Haugh P’04 Arnold L. Weiner  W. Glenn Davis P’03 V. Markham Lester* Dean’s Society Jane Zollinger  Clay P. Farrar Erica L. Sartain P’14 J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr.* Ellen Moorhead Fennell P’98 John J. Sheehan Class of 1975 – 33% Kathleen Backus Helm David B. Travis P’11 Cloister Society Ellinor Goldman Howard  Scott M. Wilds Mary Lynn Wells Bersey  Diehl Society Benefactor Karin Nelson McAnlis  F. Clark Williams, Jr.  Eugenia Bruce Bostock  Vicki Gilmore Palmer  Susan Hilley Niesen Richard M. Bostock  John M. Wallace, III  G. Edward Pickle Loyalty Club Mary Jane Ward Brune  Martha Wallace Pittenger Catherine Clements Bailey Martha Sugg Drexler Diehl Society Sustainer Robert M. Riley, III T. Clinton Bailey Patrick L. Matlock  John H. Coats  Allison Cowan Sarmo Lawrence M. Brown  Stephanie Ryburn Rodda  Glenn A. Sowell  Charles G. Dawkins, Jr. P’01, P’07 Red and Black Society Partner Joanne Glover Sowell  Marvin L. Eason Tower Society Ralph A. Carl* Claude Wilson-Stayton  Kenneth W. Ellison  Michael S. Adere Janel Worsley Feierabend George W. Callow

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Red and Black Society Senior Carol Ellis Morgan Class of 1977 – 44% Deborah Eisman Rosenthal  Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie James G. Ramsey  Nell Sistrunk Schwartz* Diehl Society Benefactor David B. Smathers P’14 Red and Black Society Associate Dean’s Society Randall R. Rhea* Lisa McMaster Stork Henry M. Lee, Jr. Sara Jeanette Sims Steven C. Wade Diehl Society Patron James B. Watson  Red and Black Society Member Cloister Society Robert A. Jetmundsen* Bernadette Pian Williams P’12 Frank N. Cole* Patricia Marie Adams  Joellyn Forrester Sullivan* Patrick M. Williams, III Robert C. Grenfell Anne Barrett Mathes Cloister Society Ann Lowe Schulze  Red and Black Society Partner Donor Elizabeth Drewry Dorris* Donald E. Schulze  Brian F. Sudderth^ Timothy E. Bolding Larry M. Dorris* Martha Hortenstine Silver P’06 Diana Stephens Bresinger John W. Johnston  Red and Black Society Senior Celeste Jones Bursi  William W. Lynds  Tower Society Michael T. Clary P’01, P’04 Molly Marbury Calvo Jack M. Wilhelm Jerre E. Birdsong  Katherine Maddox McElroy  Marylouise Elliott R. Andrew Bradley  Amelie Christian Weems P’12, P’15* Robert T. Foscue Tower Society Priscilla Diane Coe* J. John Weems, Jr. P’12, P’15* James H. Graves  Linda Hoekenga Barar  Susan Mitchell Crawley Lisa Doster Green  William C. Duckworth, III  Raymond E. Fitzgerald  Red and Black Society Associate Kelley F. Hinman Annie Mae Godfrey P’06 Claire Mathias Gehrki P’02 Rickman P. Brown Chris M. Kaman  Christopher C. Heard  Gary P. Gehrki P’02 Katherine Bullard Melhorn Thomas C. May Virginia Howze Magliolo P’12 Helen Broom Gjerde Joseph L. Parrish* Anne Stein McCanless  Charles W. McGrady William K. Gooch  C. Walter McCanless  Teresa Adamo Morris  Cameron Bryant Icard  Red and Black Society Member Alice Smith McIntyre Rosamond Goldman Quay* W. Ray Inscoe Mark L. Carlton Diane Causemaker McKinna Thomas B. Kibby Patricia Michele Flynn  Miriam Terrell McLeod  Loyalty Club James R. Martin, Jr. P’14 Philip P. Mulkey Joe D. Meals Catherine Dailey Berger P’02, P’05 Royce F. Morris  Richard E. Nutting  Lynn Kay Boatwright Jane Wallace Pearson  Cloister Society Terinell Beaver Tisdale Andrew C. Branham  P. Layton Sanders, Jr.  Therese Logue Hanna  Robert W. Cain  Kelley Allinson Murrell* Class of 1978 – 33% Margaret Falls-Corbitt Loyalty Club John B. Holtman, II Walter R. Allen Tower Society Diehl Society Patron Neil C. Johnston  Leonard H. Ballard  Paul J. M. Ainger George A. Makris, Jr. Samuel M. Marks, III  Julie Allen Berger  Catherine Holmes Coates* Merry Noel Miller Mark W. Collins Pinkney Herbert, III* Red and Black Society Partner Norman M. Nicolson  Elizabeth Sanders Eckert  Patricia LaRue Lynn Reecer Sudderth Kate Aste Pera John C. Edmunds  A. Barry Lichterman  Samuel H. Scandlyn  Carolyn Jaco Epps Neil Anthony Mara P’09* Red and Black Society Member Douglas K. Southard Laura Yeates Fulton  Roberta Mattis Mara P’09* Jerry D. Heston  John David Thompson J. Charles Henry P’13 Melanie Hart Riley Carol Lee Royer  Robert Mitchell White, Jr. David P. Holder  Annette A. Troxell-Collins* Arthur L. Kellermann  William M. Van Cleave, Jr. Cloister Society Donor Mark A. Moll  James R. Vogel  Nancy Menz Farrell  Vincent C. Astor Jennifer Smoot Nevels  J. William Wright  Ann Terrell Byrne  James R. Newsom, III  Loyalty Club Mary Beck Clerget  Philip L. Pindzola* Louise Rutkowski Allen Tower Society Suzanna Marten Cody Randall B. Robertson  Ernest W. Beasley, III* Paul D. Jacobson  Ruth Millman Cope  Elizabeth Bailey Whitsitt Marynell Branch  Cynthia Ann Knight Carroll Frank Fourmy, III  H. Allen Whitsitt, III Paul A. Brantley  Sarah Bailey Luster P’08 Stacy Harman Holloway Shiela Bush Brantley  James L. Porter Wilma Thaxton Martino  Donor Joyce Cassandra Broffi tt Charles A. Sloan  Newton P. McLean Karen Deborah Barclay Ann Fair Burns  L. Montgomery Smith  Jeffrey B. Olson Elizabeth Nelson Britton  Richard G. Burns, Jr.  Mary Elizabeth Walker P’13 Jamie Bibee Pharr P’04 Mary Ellen Cain  Shari Cruse Carter P’10 Allison Elizabeth Simonton P’12 Paul S. Carruthers Stephen R. Collins  Loyalty Club Judith Rich Sliger  Jan Colvin Davenport  Michael P. Coury Patricia Miller Anderson  Jan Carruthers Sturdivant  Michael B. Dowell C. Walter Croom  Katherine Ely Martin Bruce  David M. Dudley Frank A. Frisch  William M. Byrd, Jr.  Class of 1976 – 35% Robert H. Eklund  Stephen W. Geiger Charles S. Day  Kristin Allbright Fruen William N. Hulsey, III* David C. Durham P’04 Red and Black Society Partner Thomas C. Gattas Lyn Burdette Johnson  Kimberly Freeman Durham P’04 Louis M. Phillips* Patrice Peery George  Janie Ranson Little  Holton Bruce Guyton  Bennie D. Howie W. Chan McCullough, Jr. Sarah Rorie Henry P’13 Red and Black Society Senior Terry Patterson Howie Bonnie Moore McNeely* Guy K. Hillyer James D. Bonham P’07, P’14 Laurie Wilkinson Lyons Mary Mooney Myers  Thomas R. Hudson Marian McCain Olson Dorothy Hundley Neale  Donna Bell Hulsey* Red and Black Society Member Rebecca Skillern Parker  William Cleveland Phelps P’09 Carol Fuqua Koenig Cynthia Hickman Feltus* Ellen Tyler Rochelle Annette Wilkerson Porter P’08 Agnes Louise Martin* Stephanie Louise Flaniken Stephen H. Williford  Patricia Schenck Robertson  Mary Jo Crutchfi eld McGrane Thomas M. Flexner Mark S. Young J. Carter Rogers  John K. McPherson  Daniel M. Hougland Robert C. Rogers* David R. McWilliams

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 36 10/11/12 4:27 PM Patricia Mildred Neal Loyalty Club Dana Nelson Chamberlain  Paul J. Krakoviak, Jr. Peter B. Nichols  Sara Witsell Anderson  David R. Dunavant  John W. Reed Judy Panipinto Phelps P’09 Elaine Toulon Carroll  Susan Elam Flexner Marcia Madlinger Russell Pamela Anne Portwood Dena Brooks Davies  J. Patrick Gladney Daniel W. Sadler Pamela Wilson Reeves* E. Reynolds Davies, Jr.  H. Graves Hearnsberger, III  Paul J. Ward John H. Riggin Catherine Caldwell Eagles  Valerie Ann Loebs Anne Herbers Rosen* Peter W. Flexner Ray E. Methvin, Jr.* Loyalty Club Roger A. Said  Rebecca Montgomery Greenhill Gregory M. Rogers Bryn Wood Bagwell  Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer  Diana Scarbrough Jester  Elizabeth Smith Russell Pat Samuel Dempsey P’09 Sandeford. J. Schaeffer, III  Barbara Prine Keathley Lela Taylor Scott Sydney Richardson DeWitt  Janet Boyd Weidler P’11 Charles E. Reeves, III* Barton P. Spencer Erroll Eckford, III Kathryn Anderson Wismer* Lady Ray Romano Carole Bailey Stoneking* Christina Black Gladney Mary Ann Duffey Sherman Mark W. Taylor Sally Barge Hawley Donor Alice Jackson Smith Rebecca T. Tsarbopoulos Sally Jones Heinz  Arthur F. Adams  Hal T. Stoneking* Elizabeth Ann Johnson Sarah Minter Ashcraft Kelli Walker-Jones  Donor Timothy M. Kreider Teresa Watson Carrigan  Ward T. Wilson P’15 Shelley Elizabeth Bennett David A. Nicolson  Wanda Webb Carruthers Kay Batey Brown Clayton Peeples David F. Cogdell Donor F. Luke Coley, Jr. Janet Mosby Ross P’08 Kathy Moore Cowan Richard E. Batey Jane Ellen Dawson Coley David W. Russell Robert C. Cragon  W. Hayes Biggs  Charles R. Crawford Stephanie Hughes Russell  Evalyn Thomas Gander Andrew R. Falls P’08, P’12 Karen Ervin Dooley  Gina Marie Salvati  Conrad G. Hawkins T. Lawrence Fitzgerald Thomas E. Graves  Elizabeth Bourne Webb  Robert Steven Hendley P’13 Earle T. Harding James N. Greek Gregory Wineland Martha Ann Nixon  Timothy G. Logue Sharon Elise Hammer John B. Root, III Anne Douglas McKee Lisa Bell Jones Donor Gail Robin Skillern  J. Peter McLemore Rodney S. Nash R. Holt Andrews Jane Terry  Michael G. Nolan Heide Schueler Nelson  Kathryn Keil Brown  Judson L. Williford P’11, P’13 Helen James Ronderos  R. Edwin Porter, Jr. P’11, P’15 Nanci Ostergaard Bucchianeri Joseph S. Woodley  Flora Sights Sares Linda Green Driver Ray Alice Jarvis Crawford Karen Cardin Spivey  Kathryn Newton Rowley  Carol Cole Czeczot  Class of 1979 – 30% Bernard F. Stengle Robert L. Shankman Albert L. Earley, III Jane Stewart Carol Sue Stephens  Catherine Jane Goetz Diehl Society Sustainer Laurie Lynn Tinnell  Randall G. Stoker  John A. Harwell, Jr.  W. Ralph Jones, III  Ronald P. Weaver  G. Pittman Haymore  Class of 1980 – 33% Gloria C. White Adrianne Alexander Hays  Red and Black Society Partner C. Keith Winn Leslie Phillips Hubbert Carolyn Crenshaw Carl* Diehl Society Fellow Margaret Sanders Winn Craig A. Ingvalson Deborah Legg Craddock P’12 Merrill S. Wise Bettye Susan Johnston Red and Black Society Senior Nancy McDonald Kornegay Frances Clevenger Henkel  Diehl Society Patron Class of 1981 – 34% Paul A. Mackin  Michael C. Henkel  Pamela Palmer Montesi P’06 Joseph F. Meehan, III Diehl Society Fellow John Taylor Peeples Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Senior Arthur W. Rollins P’13 William P. Tomlinson Sarah Neale Parrish* Russell E. Galloway P’10, P’15 Donna Wallace Williford P’11, P’13 Margaret Bane Schatzman  Sara Helen Goza* Diehl Society Patron Claudia Evangelisti Wills Kathy Lynn Hayek  Sarah Jean Windes  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Bruce R. LeForce Virginia Marr Yeatman Arden Davis Barnett* Donna Lorraine Barlett  Michael A. Edwards P’11 Patrick O. Proctor* Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1982 – 33% Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn  John W. Tucker P’13* John R. Adams, Jr.  Philip E. Mischke P’13 Diehl Society Patron Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Gregory A. Peters Gwen Jones Owen  Michael R. Frick  E. Stevenson Belcher M. Gray Stevens Mary Lee Palmer  Mary Jennifer Hill James E. Brannon Elizabeth Bruce Martin Lisa Gilchrist Mischke P’13 Red and Black Society Associate Dean’s Society Catharine Millar Woods P’12* Stephanie Bankston Adams  Jim H. Fink* Cloister Society Thomas N. Woods P’12* Jeffrey E. Hazlewood  Anthony L. Brady, Jr.  Cloister Society Thomas P. Chu Cloister Society Red and Black Society Member Paul J. Caldwell James S. Christie, Jr.* Melanie Craft Compton* Margaret Ann Read* Tower Society Steven M. Garrett Christine Ray Eades  Terrance J. Regan* W. Marsh Acker, III Louise Cheryl Henslee David L. Eades  Leah Barr Iglehart Catherine Howe Hunt  Laura Ann Frase Tower Society Melanie Mitchum Leader Karen Hermele Levy  Mark Nolan Hurley Myron J. Cash  Fred H. Piper Janet Fountain McRae* Linda Baird Newbern P’15 Joseph M. Evangelisti Jill Johnson Piper Melissa Jordan Redmon P’13, P’15 John H. Fairbanks, Jr. P’14 Brian Chandler Thompson  Tower Society Caroline Passerotti  William M. Clark, Jr. Cloister Society Frank F. Phillips  Loyalty Club Deborah Lynn Corley Mary Barrett Brewer* Vicki James Singh Stephen L. Anderson  Steven D. Crabtree Angela Sundberg Estes P’13 Robert L. Summitt, Jr. P’11 Patricia Bowen Barker Rebecca Dance Harris  Dawn Maree Huff  Cary Coors Brown Mary Helen Wright Heaner* Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan*

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Tower Society Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in Class of 1984 – 29% Matthew H. Soper Andrea Gilliom Anderson  Lewis K. Kalmbach Lisa Deering Temoshok  Margaret Rebecca Barr-Myers Lynn Stapleton Koch  Diehl Society Patron Alan E. Curle  Charles W. Parrott Laurie Enos Quattlebaum  Class of 1985 – 29% Mary Bryan Fortin  Michael L. Iglehart Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Senior Stephen M. Kidwell* G. Mitchell Baldree Robert W. Wheeler  Andrew W. Watts  Catherine Harrell Morehead Michelle Vick Fulmer  Robert T. Morehead Amy Farley Howe  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Heather Hope North R. Davis Howe, Jr.  Anne Gaudet Beard  Dane S. Ciolino  J. Calvin Tarrant  Susan Logan Huffman Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley Sally Ann Holmes  Beth Ward* Emily Mills Johnson Michael L. Matthews  Rebecca Ruth Rollins* James W. Massey Tracy Vezina Patterson  Loyalty Club Pamela Denise Murray Marshall M. Redmon P’13, P’15 Red and Black Society Member Sam J. Albritton, III  Charlotte Patton Parks  Richard R. Spore, III  Marie Farrar Baldree Susan Sharp Campbell Paul N. Parks, Jr.  James B. Golden, III  Janet Woodson Dellinger  Trish Witherspoon Spore  Dean’s Society Gregory A. King Elizabeth Larson Eckford Mary Rebecca Moore Tait P’15 Richard F. Huddleston  Sarah Dabney Gillespie Cloister Society Lydia Moore Haff Cloister Society Cloister Society Hal D. Fogelman  Faith Elizabeth Hart Edward A. de Villafranca* Camille Marie Colomb  Allison McCarthy Gauthier  Donald V. Linke* Theodore D. Estes P’13 Cinda Crump Hughes* Elizabeth Ann McGee F. Anthony Marr Scott Cairney Rye* Christopher L. Riley Ruth Green Tutor  Julia Love McAfee Ruth Metcalfe Rye* Jeffrey G. Wright Paul E. Melton Tower Society John R. Shanley, Jr.  David E. Nelson  Robin Haynie Hanna  Tower Society Marcelle Brinkley Nia  Robert J. Kwech  Tower Society Frank C. Baker, Jr.* W. Allen Townsend  Elizabeth Riegle Morehead Daniel B. Channell Maria Teresa Bonovich-Marvich  Dorothy Sanders Wells  Elizabeth Pankey-Warren  Tripp A. Dargie Scott Alan Budzien  Kay Schaffer Wills A. Brian Sanders Debra Sue Efi rd James W. Collins  Kent D. Wills Dixon Presswood Schultz  Catherine Cotham Harris  Janice Rae Crumpacker Leslie Drake Schutt Michael L. Nance William T. Ryan, Jr. Donor Melvin P. Payne, III  C. Matthew Spinolo P’15* Susan Haley Adams Loyalty Club Jimmy K. Petty  Christine Arax David J. Abbott  Miller Bennett Piggott* Loyalty Club Mary Masters Caywood J. Patrick Beaird, III  Philip G. Piggott* Jean Willard Asinger John E. P. Clinton Richard D. Bird, Jr.  Mary Lee Bowling Reed Richard A. Banks P’15 Madeleine Watson Edwards Craig S. Davis Peter A. Rooney Elizabeth Ann Baxter  Tanya Beck Evans Edward C. Dellinger  William B. Townsend Ann Webb Betty  Margaret Fain  William C. Dodson Sherry Lynn Turner* Martin L. Blakely Janet Kaller Geerlings  Grace Tarrant Hall  Richard G. Waggener, Jr.  Carole Choate Blankenship  Lesa Carol Halfacre Melissa Barth Ivy  P. Livingston Brien* Catherine O’Keefe Hayden P’05 T. Alexander Ivy  Loyalty Club Latonya Sue Burrow Laura Huff Hileman Catherine Chadwick Kaetzer Lura Bond Alyea  Chong-Ket Chuah  Sarah Lewis James Lisa A. Krupicka  Karen Joyce Arkin  Shari Morrow Cooper Marilyn Lee Kaylor Katherine Owen Richardson  John E. Asinger, III Barbara Anderson Dentinger David E. LeMaire  Jeanmarie Gallagher Solzan Marshall E. Cates Sherard C. Edington  Tracy W. Moore Laura Stettbacher Van Ness  Kimberley Cordell Cherry Margaret Bryan Hakimian Ashley York Porter P’11, P’15 Paul Watson  Linda Parrott Coleman John Marshall Jones* William L. Pridgen Robert Anderson Whartenby Susan Gamble Crowell  Pamela Schumacher Kelley  Leslie Jawayne Reddick Bryan Darr  Margaret Waters Lambert Nancy Gable Rolland Donor Amy Michele Doville Susan Bahner Lancaster  Louisa Battle Sullivan Toni Sabella Barnes  G. Craig Gilchrist  Joel R. Lyons Betsy Ramier Vacheron Leslie Carruth Bindbeutel Mary R. Goodloe  Charles P. Mooney, IV E. Daniel Witherspoon, III  Grayson Smith Cannon  John Marshall Hamilton* Charles F. Mosby Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff Sheryl Moore Curry Dean W. Hestermann Robert G. Watkin Adele Juengst Wyatt Lori Hargrove Dabbs David R. Neithamer P’13 Eve Abram Fingerett  Elizabeth Martin Neithamer P’13 Donor Class of 1983 – 33% A. Trice Gibbons, III  Kenton B. Rea, Jr.  Ellen Hopkins Flottman Larry A. Gray  Catherine Caroline Reese* Laura Mount Grimes Diehl Society Benefactor David B. Hopper Leslie Price Sweeney  Claire de Saussure Haynes  Barry D. Johnson  Jeffery A. Jarratt P’15 D. Bryant Haynes, III  Debbie Milam Jones Donor Dalton Heggie, II  Diehl Society Patron Laura Meacham Keane Allen O. Battle, III  Paula Millirons Koelle John H. Bryan, III  Whay Choong Lee Hope Armstrong Camper  W. Neal McAtee  Rhonda Lee Lindsey  Alice Marie Clark Danks Blair Gatewood Norman Red and Black Society Senior Cheryl Reaves Peeples H. Tucker Dewey Robert Leo Popovitch Karen Marie Gehrs  Kelly Summitt Pridgen Carter B. Green  Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt  Kimberly Chickey MacQueen* Gregory J. Stark Lynn Linebaugh Jones  Julia Hamilton Weaver James R. Wade Janet Comperry McReynolds  Red and Black Society Associate Lisa Michelle Yarber-Clouthier Alvin W. Moore, Jr. Russell P. Ashford P’10 Donna Parks

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 38 10/11/12 4:27 PM Class of 1986 – 30% Red and Black Society Member Mark R. Thomas Kevin A. Rasch Harold C. Dufour, Jr.  Jennifer Thomas-Starck Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff  Diehl Society Patron C. Lynn Lawson  Susan Chambers Tucker P’15 David F. Waguespack  R. Sann Gossum  D. Davidson Oxley  Katherine Bres Ware W. Bradford Priester P’15* Francis G. Watkins, Jr. Class of 1989 – 26% A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr.  Cloister Society G. Wright Bates, Jr.  Class of 1988 – 25% Diehl Society Benefactor Red and Black Society Partner Karen Rebecca Beardslee  James N. Augustine, Jr.* Alexander J. McKelway  Steven C. Brammer* Diehl Society Patron Todd S. Doolin  David B. DuBard  Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Member Susan Adams Proebsting  Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Laura Keever Brimberry  J. Knight Champion, III* Joanna Smith Priester P’15* Douglas F. Halijan Margaret Chisholm Massey Tower Society Julianne Johnson Paunescu* J. Scott Thomas Jane Andrea Amend Red and Black Society Senior Kevin H. Williams* John D. Bailey  Russell T. Wigginton, Jr.  Cloister Society Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey  Red and Black Society Member Janee Lambert Bonner  Sherrie Keeney Hollis Red and Black Society Associate Robin Meredith Kelly  Leslie Nelson Lee  Amy Katherine Jarvis* Ahad Mahootchi* H. Wesley Williams, III Joe M. MacCurdy Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn  David A. Lusk  Red and Black Society Member Cloister Society Tower Society Jackie Thacker Prester  Keith E. Kelly  Amy Markle Doolin  Crista Loretta Crisler* James F. Springfi eld, Jr. Matthew H. Lembke  M. Jerome Franklin Colleen Marie Grady  James M. Watkins David M. Greeson* Michael A. Palazzolo Loyalty Club Cloister Society Rebecca Todd Peters Lynda Hamilington Spinolo P’15* Alison Rayburn Abernathy Kimberly Collins Bates  Darby Elsberry Westfall Leslie McCormick Darr  Mark D. Edge Tower Society J. Mark Westfall David P. Dawson Mary Bordelon Lindner* James M. Apple, III  Michelle Scott Dawson Melia Miller Murphy P’15 Ray Brown  Loyalty Club Nancy Kay DiPaolo Monte Loyd Butler* Diana Smith Beaird  Alice McCarthy Finn  Tower Society Kenneth Michael Cameron  Carol Gilliland Bradford* Amy Alexander Floyd Anne Kaiser Apple  Ivy Lee Chang Mary Frances Groves Branch  Gregory A. Hanissian  Brooke Glover Emery  J. Robert Coleman* Audrey Weston Breay  Jason P. Hood Heather Habicht Grills  Joel P. Cook  Ellis Gatewood Elliott Charles N. Landreth, Jr.* Deborah Ann Martin-Herrell  Kara Babin Gee Joe B. Evans, Jr. Daniel C. Lum  Martha Ann McGeachy  Sharon DeVall Skinner  Lemuel D. Gorden, III Philip S. McSween Margaret Ellen McCully Neill  Lori Renee Vallelunga Laura Lynn Reasoner Grant Carol Pierce Olson Holli Hodnett Payne  Cary Tynes Wahlheim  Donald M. Gronauer  Susan Hook Patterson P’13 Christopher C. Ray  Terri Wilhite Johnson Kevin L. Schulte Jennifer James Selby* Loyalty Club William G. Lansden Robert E. Staley  R. Brian Balyeat  Denise Joseph Nakos  Margaret Beeson Wallace  Loyalty Club LeAnne Gaddis Burke Laurie Laughlin Neale P’13 Steven L. Adams  Steven C. Conn P’15 Johnita Kennedy-Keyes Norman Donor Elizabeth Lynn Blake P. Eric Henager  Joseph Moses Payne, IV  Marianne Haynes Blackwell David A. Branch  Sara Deirdre Hodges  Rebecca Sweet Rooney* W. Gregory Carey Michael G. Bruno William T. Holden Kimberly Weeks Smith  William J. Casteel, Jr. Katherine Gilliland Connell  Amy Davis Klimek  Susan Orme Stribling Timothy S. Chu Catherine Franklin Denson Ann Dixon Pyle  Michael P. Thompson, Jr. John H. Crabtree, III David L. Denson J. Chadwick Schultz Lauren Wellford Deming  Tracy G. Edmundson Melissa Eubanks Staley  Donor Melinda Swords Fondren Anne Froom Jones* Anna-Catherine Wylie Super  Virginia Lien Cairns Cynthia Lyda Haskin  Mary Jane Park Magruder Timothy P. Taylor  Kevin A. Clippinger Melinda Gard Henson  Kimberly O’Harra Marsh Catherine Ferris Trahan Karianne Solomon Cowart Mark E. Kazemba  Mary Margaret Hills Schulte Eileen Ruffi n Wood P’14 Stephen T. Estock  Laura L. McKinney Donnie D. Spence  Katrina Rae Hayes  Laura Jane Miller Elizabeth Hamilton Verner  Donor Amy Hazlewood McAtee  Harriet Smalley Monnig Andi Elizabeth Williams* Kimberley Blasingame Brantley Michael L. Mosby P’15 Karen Denise Moser  Amy Baldwin Crockett  Dawn Bass Popovitch Brian C. Mott Donor Theodore R. Davis Brian C. Schafer Regina Denise Murphy Eric A. Aft Edward P. Ellis, Jr. Deborah Mannina Verlander  Laura Fromberg Norris Elizabeth Kiely Albrecht Steven D. Heinz Roderick A. Payne  Kathryn Bright Amato Andrea McMillan Hicks  Class of 1987 – 40% David R. Peterson Walter H. Anderson  Catherine Hughes Huffman Joel V. Pettit Stephen L. Beckham Joshua B. McCanless Red and Black Society Partner David M. Porter, Jr. Christopher S. Brown  Nolan S. McLean, III  Wendy Tallent Rotter* Thomas C. Ray Gretchen Helmke Ellis J. Roger McNeil  Christie Hoffman Ruppel  Evelyn Edwards Graham Patricia McFadden Morris Red and Black Society Senior Timothy H. Ruppel  T. Brent Graham Barbara Lynn Mulach Andrew L. MacQueen* Ted J. Russell Stephen B. Humbert  William J. Nesbit Robert P. Schutt Willie J. Irons, II Julianne Scobey Parks  Red and Black Society Associate Dudley Boren Selinger P. Colin Johnson Jon A. Reesman  Timothy D. Davis  J. Todd Speed Laura Holman Lonjaret Gregory K. Smithers Samantha Briden Duke  Lydia Henegar Spencer Lisa Smith McCanless Karin Fielder Weaver Allyson Hooper Proctor* Sue Randall Stone Reagan Roper McNeil  Elizabeth Havercamp Willingham 

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 39 10/11/12 4:27 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 39 Class of 1990 – 25% Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt  Steven T. Sullivan Allison Manzke Goetz William Stuart Parks  Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld* Amanda Murray Hofstetter  Diehl Society Patron Vivian Nichols Reesman  Daniel Lynn Taylor George B. Hofstetter  C. Kevin Garland Christopher L. Sanders Patricia Tiller Johnson Elizabeth Schaeffer Hough Sherrill Cameron Garland Kirsten Williams Schwehm  Mary Gordon Walker Kerr R. Bradford Shelton Donor Jennifer Gunther Kittrell Red and Black Society Member Clara Melissa Talley  Keith J. Arnold Angela Gailey Laster Amanda Jones Aghdami  Catharine Eschmeyer Wade Laura Kristen Pryor Brown  Arden Towson Lindsey* Frank C. Byrd, III Robert C. Watkins, III Randal E. Brown, Jr.  Catherine Cooper Loveman David W. Perlis* Andrew D. Chaney William M. Lybrook, IV Suzanne Gonce Perlis* Class of 1991 – 28% Kevin John Collier John L. Mason William J. Van Cleve Daniel S. Harper Amy Alice Matheny Diehl Society Patron Sharon Lynn Hawkins Christopher E. Moore Cloister Society Denise Fontenot Conte  Monica Allie Holiday  Bronwyn Spiers Morgan Barry J. Billings  James V. Conte, Jr.  Rachel Jones-McGee Steven M. Peckham Patricia L. Browning* Jason T. Greene  James F. Kuykendall O.E. Schow, IV  Todd J. Mullen* Michelle Long Greene  Kimberly Joanne Medland Richard H. Stout Carol Ann Hendrix Weidenhoffer Elizabeth Roe Pearce* Leesa Dionne Miles Ashley Ellis Tierney Angela Holland Mills Richard T. Trenthem, Jr.  Tower Society Red and Black Society Associate Patsy Phillips Morgan Anna Bentley Williams  Robert C. Cain  Deborah Christina Chan* Helen Glover Moses  Benjamin Z. Woodworth  Deborah Blinn Coleman* Robert A. James, Jr.* William H. Pace Shannon Brown Work Trish Puryear Crist* C. Clark Ogilvie* T. Monroe Rayburn, III Anita Ann Davis Carolyn Waskey Sheldon  Donor J. Todd Emily* Red and Black Society Member M. Cade Smith MeChe Cochran Austin Dana Harmon Hunter E. Rucker Agee, Jr.  Judith Glass Sullivan  Mary Helen Russell Butler  G. Douglas Kilday  Leigh Taylor Hughes Lauren Anderson Waterton Howard Everette Cater, II Carolyn Tatum Ray  Paul M. Ollinger  Howard L. Cleveland, IV Stephen Christopher Spinks Class of 1992 – 29% Kimberly Colyer Coleman Loyalty Club Eric M. Teal  Laura Pietrangelo David Mindy L. Austin Amanda Illges Van Cleve Diehl Society Patron W. Donald Duke, Jr. Margaret Chandler Berardelli  Stephen A. Staid Gary H. Greene Amy S. Bielicke  Cloister Society Charles West Hammond Steven A. Burns Christina Holyfi eld Crater* Red and Black Society Partner Beverly Suzanne Hayden Graham S. Butler Veronica Lawson Gunn  Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt* Benjamin M. Hillhouse J. Christopher Couch Jonathan P. Smoke  Kristina Ane’ Kloss Shellie Ruoff Creson Kathleen Fleece Smoke  Red and Black Society Associate Jennifer Hamlett Moore  Steven Eugene Domon Christopher N. Emanuel  Stacey Starr Pace LaDonna Smith Driver Tower Society Burton N. Stodghill Christine Clippinger Sawyer Timothy W. Kutas  Courtney Ward Chavez  Mary Virginia Slay Sweeney Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc  Tracy Ballard Lindow  Red and Black Society Member Kyle Swift Perry J. LeBlanc, III  Jennifer Paige Moore  James Morgan Day, III* Holli McLeary Ward Stephen E. Logan  Darby Jane Moore-Doyle Elizabeth Cotham Furman* Sara Wilson Watts Lisa Lyn Long Andrew D. Nix  April Camille Tucker Kelly Pledger Weeks Diane L. Lum  Heather Oulton Rousseau Anisa Cottrell Willis Kevin A. Marks J. Kyle Webb  Class of 1993 – 30% C. Edward Sanders, Jr.  Cloister Society Mary Carnahan Sanders  Loyalty Club Julie Story Byerley  Red and Black Society Senior Paula Claverie Sappington J. Patrick Blake Michael R. Couden* One Anonymous Donor Gina Mascolo Smith  Craig W. Brewer Russell N. Sims Todd E. Smith  Mary Margaret Adams Brewer Red and Black Society Member Carla Carr Stec Kathryn Lane Burns Tower Society Logan H. Germann  Richard E. Stec Susan Sineath Calahan Kelly L. Agee Jennifer Harris Johnston  David A. Tomlinson* Christopher L. Casey Ashley Brian Coffi eld Vickie Hardy Jones  Margaret Sutherland Wellborn  David Max Cook, II* Kyle A. Marks Reid A. Smiley* Walter E. Wellborn  Ellen Lewis Fortas Kendel Bailey Martin  Stephanie Walker Sockrider* Jill Parker Wells  Edward Francis Hettinger  Barbara Hall Miller  F. Grant Whittle Heather Lindsey Hettinger  Shannon Emerson Myatt* Dean’s Society Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee Carol Marie Hughes  Scott B. Peatross John S. Little  Phillip T. Zeni, Jr.* Katherine Sessoms Jacobi  Katherine Celene Ray  Nancy Adele Braam Little  Jennifer Wachtel Kates Leigh Bishop Taub Donor Steven M. Kerr W. Kevin Thompson  Cloister Society Alice Hendricks Arwood  JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen Jara Hill Ahrabi  Michael H. Brown Maria Garcia Marks Loyalty Club Christopher T. Buchanan  Catherine McNickle Chastain-Elliott  Robert C. McMillen Mary Anne Anderson Debbie Glenn Freeman Jennifer Gray Chickering  Stephanie Cook Nelson Susan Butcher Barnett Richard A. Picerno, II Stephen C. Crockett  Pressley Harris Peters  Thomas A. Beebe Jennafer Jane Stahl* Stephen R. Hambuchen Benjamin L. Rencher Emily Newsom Cook* Christian B. Waddell  Gary T. Hearn Michael W. Robbins* Barton T. Crawford  Tracy Newman Hearn Christi Barr Schaeffer  Laura Landers Duke Tower Society Jennifer Gaines Kidder Clayton F. Spencer  Claiborne H. Ferguson Paula Porter Beeler Conrad P. Lehfeldt  Rebecca Allyn Spencer  Kelly A. Garrett Joseph W. Castelli*

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 40 10/11/12 4:27 PM Susan Long Castelli* Class of 1994 – 27% Nicolle Lawson McCondichie Brian Shannon Faughnan Ann Carter Murray Dawson* C. Sean McCrary Julia Carruth Hosea Jennifer Louise DeSouza  Red and Black Society Senior James P. McDaniel  Margaret Rue Massie Susan Warmack Fondren Brett K. Williams* Chad A. McGee R. Vaughan Massie Cheri Alison Grosvenor  Stephen A. Montgomery Elizabeth Abbott McCrary Robert W. Jarrett, Jr.  Red and Black Society Associate Karen Marr Ramsey Arlyn S. Mick, Jr. Voris E. Johnson, Jr.  Charles S. Mitchell, V* Elizabeth Ann Rhoades  Robert L. Mohundro Thais Davenport Kilday  Catherine Brown Stodghill Christina D. Ross Allyson Hawks Moody Christopher A. Kollme H. Benjamin Scott, Jr.  William Le Moore Shannon Lientz Kollme Red and Black Society Member Judy Song-Marshall Sarah McVoy Moye Thomas M. Lowry, IV Chip Brian Valerie Michelle Webb Julie Wilkins Price Richard Miller, Jr.  Christopher W. Cardwell Jason D. Rauls  Ryan D. Mire  Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.  Class of 1995 – 27% Stephanie Jean Rogers Gwendolyn Young Mullins* Gregory L. Stewart Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti  James L. Myatt* Red and Black Society Associate Riddell Walcott Scott  Katherine Goodloe Peatross Cloister Society Brian S. McGeorge  Sarah Naomi Sears  Donald L. Price Matthew C. Hardin* Robyn Rebecca Stone Melinda Ellen Simon  Tonya Vaughn Pickron  Red and Black Society Member Amy Michelle Taylor  Nichole Elizabeth Soule’  Lowry H. Howell Lori Bond Weathers Tanja Claudine Thompson  Tower Society Joshua F. Morris* Natasha Westrich Wood W. Carter Bryars, III  Rachel O. Wortham Loyalty Club Jeffrey L. Carlton* Cloister Society Douglas B. Bacon  Janet Cook Carter* Mary Amanda Ellison Buchanan  Class of 1996 – 28% L. Forrest Conner Christopher C. Dawson* Margaret H. Pettyjohn Lynn Elizabeth Crabb  Ellen Baker Jurewicz  Andrea Rose Picerno Red and Black Society Senior Brian H. Dixon Saffa Koja Douglas Brian Duncan  Teresa Jones Ernest  Alli Lambert* Tower Society Kristen Taylor Duncan  Miles S. Fortas Mark K. Manno* Tracy Leigh Adkisson  Allyson Kennett Williams* Drew M. Henry Holly Hall Price Walker P. Carter* J. David Hill Kristin Lavender Price Stephanie L. Chockley  Red and Black Society Member Laura Jones Kent Mark R. Ptacek* Jorge E. de Castro  Catherine Susanna Cuellar  T. Shea Kent Mary Ellen Hamel Ginny Rae Neal Caroline Elizabeth Knight Loyalty Club Matthew Ian John* David Overend  Shannon Alta Maris-Danley Michael Jason Augspurger  Sonya N. Jones* Joel E. Smith* Jacqueline Hamra Mesa  Anna Johnson Averitt  Bradley N. Terhune  Maryl Valentine Smith* Rebecca A. Miller-Rice Angi Elsea Bourgeois Brian R. Wamhoff* M. Andrew Pippenger J. Scott Covode  Loyalty Club Hallie McNeill Ward Caroline Williams Reynolds Anne Maria Falgoust  John L. Coutrado David T. Rice G. Michael Gonda  Gregory L. Davis  Cloister Society Tammie Jean Ritchey* Elizabeth Rather Gorman  Elizabeth Knight Doolittle  Marcie Allen John B. Rogers, III* Everette A. Herring Sara Barnhart Eichmann Scott S. Brown  Catherine Colquitt Schaffl er  Bophany LiLia Huot Tiffany M. Ford Richard C. Kamm, Jr. Stephanie Monte Sullivan Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi  Katherine Elizabeth Garrett John D. Rodriguez* Brian J. J. Tierney Brian Alexander Konradi  Thomas V. Gieselmann Wendy Lawing Trenthem  Karla Washburn Kramer  Melissa Martin Gonda  Tower Society Bryan C. Wheatley  W. Bibb Lamar, III  Robyn Elise Harbin  Michael W. Hayes  Anne Murrell Locke  Nancy Beard Harvey Amanda Waller Peoples* Donor Caroline Lenac Lord Katherine Ruth Hiestand* David Assaf, IV Susan N. Masson Laurin B. Howell Loyalty Club Sydney Thompson Assaf Stacy S. Pennington  Jennifer K. Jenkins  Michael L. Blanscet* Katherine McCaa Baldwin Caprice Lizette Roberts Charles A. Kohn, II  John C. Chauvin Robert L. Baldwin Lelia Hood Savory  Gretchen Wright LaSalle John G. Curren, III Jeffrey M. Bean Stefanie Leanne Taylor  Brent A. Moberly Brad A. Deykin W. Allen Bell Brett H. Waibel Buvana Rajanna Reddy Megan Crowell Ford Eleanor Chandlee Bryan Elizabeth Ann Young Caroline Cater Reynolds S. Steele Ford, Jr. Steven J. Champion  Angela Kreuter Rogers Angela Rene Fox Andrew E. Cowell  Donor Justin M. Ross Susan Mathis Gaither  Jennilyn Gibson  Megan Dykstra Bangert Ashley Hamilton Rougeou Christopher T. Godwin  Melissa De Celles Howley Amanda Coe Burton G. Stiles Rougeou Elizabeth Smith Gorman Stephen B. Karnes  V. A lan Burton Hunter O. West Charles H. Hooker, III Edward B. Kizer Erika Ragan Cobb Christopher James Williams* Patrick J. Killian* Kevin F. Marshall Stewart S. Crais Loretta Elmere Lambert Dean M. McCondichie Nell Paxton Cyr Donor M. Bancroft McMurphy, III Edley Womack Ortman Ruthie Stephenson Emrick Karyn Walters Allen Daniel C. Millner  Laura Gustafson Porter  John P. F. Fahey Scotland C. Allen Phuong-Linh Huynh Nguyen-Fay Carlyn Merz Rayburn Michael G. Fulton  Carlton J. Austin Melanie Smith Norcross Stacy Kay Rector  Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton  Amy Gibson Baldwin Emily Flinn Quigley Gayathri Sankaran-Deal Stacey Meredith Greenberg Timothy C. Ballard  Richard J. Reynolds, IV Anne Everett Schilling Timothy S. Hamilton Christina Michelle Belden Heather Plumb Rose  Elizabeth Hayes Smithers Andrew D. Jeter  Stephanie Schulz Cross John S. Rose  Richard Barrett Summers Laura Locke Kandilakis Mary Margaret Doyle  Michael J. Rosolino Justin M. Klestinski Daniel C. Ellis Danita Ronique Weary  Christopher G. Linder Eric L. Elms

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Donor Amy Lynn Lonkar Howard M. Schramm, III  Stephanie Jean Shackelford James B. Bogner, III Anthony A. Martin One Anonymous Donor Christopher M. Sippel Thomas H. Castelli Shelley Roberts McLay Elizabeth Hays Taylor  Christopher E. Chastain Elizabeth Lokey Morton Cloister Society Robert W. Downey Jessica Speer Neal David O. Mankin Class of 1999 – 31% Daniel J. Ellinger Alizza Taal Punzalan-Randle Angie Gill Wellford  Elizabeth Moore Evans  Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino Diehl Society Patron Mary Beth Farr  Jamie Thomas Sandusky Tower Society Charles Maurice Agee, III  Lane Gotten Faughnan Scott W. Self David B. Carr  Madison Moore Agee  John A. Feild Jennifer Price Sober Andrew K. Gibbs  Patrick Gordon Fisher Carrie Templeton Tatum Elizabeth Brooks Hood  Red and Black Society Senior Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb J. M. Scott Toland* Samuel P. Jordan, III  Matthew D. Marcotte Elizabeth Goings Harrell Tiffany LeAnn Tucker Kendall  Margaret Ann McDonald  John L. Havercamp Jason W. Turns  Etelka Lanza Murphy  Red and Black Society Member Shelley Lorraine Hoffmann Sherry Lynn Waibel Brett S. Norman* Katharine Farmer Breaux Anna Hurayt Hullum Allison Ring Wear Jenny Clayton Schafer  Matthew H. Breaux Amber Isom-Thompson Shane A. Wear Amanda Grebe Tamburrino* Still Hunter, III* John D. Langdon  John W. Weeden Laura Squire Trott Julie Atkinson Smith* David S. Luchin  Elizabeth Grey Wells Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz Katherine Kay White  Loyalty Club Dean’s Society Patrick W. McCarroll Jason C. Woods Emily Katherine Bacque J. Kelly Ensor, III* Edward Martin Parker  Andrew Paul Cates Emoke Katalin Pulay Donor Elizabeth Wells Coelho Cloister Society Virginia Maxwell Rauls  Kristen Miller Behan Karen Eaton Doles* Carolyn Alison Barnwell Cassandra Whetsell Runnels Erik B. Berry  Kimberly Pillsbury Eller* Joyce Ann Parker Fegette  Christy Michelle Skelton Gillham Donna Marie Best Frank F. Farmer Tillman J. Finley  Christina E. Smith Sarah Nell Bolton  Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman* Sarah Marshall Morgan  Michael C. Stoker Meredith Lou Boyd Mary Louise Froissard Virginia Richards Williams Mark R. Cheney  James Creswell Gardner, III Tower Society Catherine Carter Cleary  Marcia Planchon Gardner Ginger Laney Clopper  Class of 1997 – 34% Darrell T. Cobbins Marissa Brewer Henley  Morgan Bomar Eckles* J. Patton Dycus Kristen Rauschkolb Herde* Adrienne Ballew Elder Red and Black Society Member Velitchka Filipova Ellinger Abigail West Jumper David Allen Elder Chris Nunn Rachel Anne Fruge Melanie Dickson Lemburg Brent Alan Houston Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson  Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr.  Brook Wilson Loper Emily Dodson Jarrett  Laurea Caroline Glusman McAllister Price Phillips Massey Olivia Halle Mitchell Walker  Cloister Society David Christopher Harrison Susan Meredith Meyers* Robert Mark Thomas Walker  Lee C. Donald  Erin Potter Kaye  Scarlett Caldwell Miles  Kevin James Wendell* Mimi Nipper Gavigan Emily Hogue Krause Damon A. Norcross Kendall Williams Meeks  Jeff Lekarczyk  Viraj K. Parikh Loyalty Club Charlotte Turnipseed Russ* Emily Wiggins Little Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking Adam J. Beck  Robert P. Marus Lamar Stone, IV Holly Frederick Beck  Tower Society Samantha Annette McElhaney Heather Caldwell Stricklin Elisabeth Hause Burrows Rebecca Brown Crawford* Tilghman McFadden Victor J. Suane, Jr.* A. Paul Butts Elizabeth Crouch Fitts  Robin Tansill Hille Michaels Carrie Lehman Suchman Mary Allison Beasley Cates Maria Massie Hagan Elizabeth Bernard Mills  Thomas A. Suchman Florence Stumb Chassaignac  C. Denson Henry* Laura Elizabeth Mutter  David M. Wells David Matthew Cooksey Leslie Beck Norman* Christopher A. Palazzolo Jinanne Marable West Diane Elizabeth Faires  John Speck Palmer* Amy Hobby Rickard  N. Fred Wix S. Stuart Fallen  John W. Schafer  Jamie Edrington Seek Richard Grant Gandy  Ginger Crouch Spickler Donor Timothy Scott Haberberger Loyalty Club Joshua Brandon Spickler Christine Annette Bertz Scott Montgomery Haven  Susannah Prince Alberino Melissa Anderson Sweazy Allison Griffi n Bittel Henry Picton Hilliard  Susan Elizabeth Ashe* Rachel Day White Philip R. Bittel Jason Stuart House Tara D. Atwood Amy Herrin Wilhite  Autumn Cartmill Chastain Kerry Elizabeth Kornblatt Joanna Gabriel Blankner Katherine Brooke Wooten Barton A. Dassinger  Marissa Murphy Loper Bradley P. Brubaker Nao Kinoshita Wylie Michelle Gessler Dassinger  Tara Jean Loux Katherine McQuiston Bush  Juhee Kapil Desai John Robert Markel, Jr.  Ben L. Cormack Class of 1998 – 30% Courtney Elliott Itson  Alison Raye Nathan Leah Corene Daniels Daniel H. Kahalley Lauren Wray Ostendorff Amy Parratt Donald* Diehl Society Patron Mitchell A. Klink Richard Trieu Pham Seth Donald* Michelle B. Babcock  Amanda Bethell Lawrence Clifford B. Priddy Enrique K. Espinosa Joshua D. Lawrence Matthew P. Willis* Michael S. Everett Red and Black Society Associate Eric K. Lindh  W. Baird Garrott, III Sara Stainback Cortes Sarah Elizabeth Lindsey Harrison Donor Julie Line Herring Elizabeth Myers Haag  Shelley Nicole Miller  Frances Nicole Albers  Lee T. Hicks Ashley West Mohundro Mary Ann Whitmire Bader Alexa Suzanne Hulsey Red and Black Society Member Mary Sharry Molina  Adele Kelli Bailey David P. Katz William C. Buchheit, Jr. Jonathan D. Nolen Maria Elisabeth Balasis  Mathew T. Kraus  Melissa McCracken Center* Carrie Ann Rohrscheib Meredith McCrea Caruso Neal Lakdawala  Katie Tart Kibler Jordan D. Schniper  Beth Diane Goldner D. Williams Litchford, Jr. W. Scott Kibler Melissa Jean Hasslen Selim  Chandra Westervelt Gonzalez

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Brady Potts Emily Nell Monroe Taylor Grether Jacobs  Brook Allyn Bissinger Rachel Morris Rosson  Emily Joanna Nelson Amber Johnson Allison Evans Bolton Lisa Roy Vox Matthew J. Nelson Joshua T. Klein Jamie Ladd Burton Jaclyn Ross Shepard  Jill Marie Peterfeso  Keith E. Knop Katherine Leigh Castille Gregory A. Sims Matthew A. Shipe  Karen Sue Kopitsky  Charles R. Christy Elizabeth Hale Spitzer Shelby Reed Thompson  Sarah Jean Lanneau  Shannon Leigh Cian  Lee H. Spitzer Amanda Corkern Vezina Megan Lee Lawler Megan Gaylord Cole Mary Reid Colter Tevis  Brandon G. Waggoner James T. Lyles Catherine Elizabeth Skvarla Cutshall  Patricia Rouse Vargas Anne Bragg Warren  Olivia DeLoach Mayberry Lauren Elizabeth Dellinger Ford Baxter Vox Ellen Elizabeth Weirich  Abasi H. McKinzie Christine Marie Dietz M. Andrew Wylie Brian A. Willis Emily Thomason Milsaps  Joby M. Dion Bryn Elizabeth Wilson  Paul C. Murray Mary Katherine Erkel Class of 2000 – 25% David W. Neblett Natalie Tiner Goldsby Class of 2001 – 25% Joshua L. Pesses John W. Goss  Red and Black Society Senior Susan Hodges Powell  Dawn Marie Hannah Joshua D. Solomon* Red and Black Society Associate Elizabeth N. Royster Allyson Johnson Hodge  Frank B. Thacher, III* Kathryn Archibald Stakem Elizabeth Waters Humphreys Red and Black Society Associate Anna Bryden Teekell Hays Laurie Lenhart Imsand Wesley N. Meador Red and Black Society Member Leslie Horne Tomasini Meghanne Maureen Keenan Bryan T. Baker* Mridula Bagrodia Watt Patrick Charles LaRochelle Red and Black Society Member Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. Dorothy Kenyon Weir Harry W. Lebair, IV Elizabeth Smith Ritter* Claire Chambers Hegarty  Meredith Anne Davis West Jennifer Joe Lee David J. Merriman Dayna Dwyer Whitcombe Emily Fowlkes Lipham Cloister Society Elisabeth Meyers Yoder* Rebecca Emily Wolf  Nathanael R. Lowe David J. Morgan  Patrick Douglas Yoder* Jennifer Elizabeth Moore Wood Vinay D. Madan Loren T. Maloney Tower Society Dean’s Society Class of 2002 – 31% Eric C. Mathews Jay Eckles* Jeremy C. Smith* Tiffany Faith Merritt  Cullen R. Evans  David B. Weatherman  Red and Black Society Member Timothy Iaggi Moreland  Stacy Weber Houston Ellen Barton Blackmon Jenna Zouzelka Osborn Jason Alan Javarone* Cloister Society Eric T. Sefton  Ryan A. Parry  Jason C. Jowers DeAnna Smith Adams* Rebecca Edwards Pustejovsky Linda Christina Wendell* Brian M. Clary  Tower Society Phillip Carl Ragain Julia Margaret Gehrki Gregory Chadwick Ramsay Loyalty Club Tower Society Allana Christine Helland  John T. Ramsey Fiona McCaul Bell Emily West Bynum Matthew Carl Helland  Elizabeth Rogers Ratcliff Brian D. Boone Anne Elizabeth Markus Fajkus* Katherine Llewellyn Lohman  Andrew Battle Sanders  Lindy Denise Brown Julia Anne Auwarter Javarone* Andrew G. Miller  Rhianna Elise Shabsin Sarah Jean Butcher Bryan* Rosemary Len Thomas Christopher W. VanDervort Beth Guilbert Simmons Tarah Penny Buckner Carl J. Wack, IV Timothy Daniel Stakem Tyler W. Buckner Sara Miles Wilson  Loyalty Club Erinn Marie Staley  Robert Townsend Cole Jennifer Elizabeth Balton-Stier* Karen Elizabeth Strachan Susan Brombacher Fallen  Loyalty Club Meghan Carney Bromert Louis J. Vescovo, III John N. Ferguson Kalman Peter Bencsath Meredith Ann Cain Mason J. Wann Todd M. Foss Westley Scott Brooks Kerri Gail Campbell* Elizabeth Lauren White Thomas B. Fullerton, Jr. Dustin R. Burrows Robert N. Campbell John D. Whitfi eld Timothy S. Hayes Lauren Kathleen Davis  Alice Jane Davidson* Zachary Jumper Neely Kristin Draughon Elizabeth Serex Evans Class of 2003 – 33% Lanie Marie McKinnon Erin Massey Everitt Suzanne Elizabeth Glover Matthias B. Murfree, IV Barrett L. Haga  Charles B. Kelly Red and Black Society Partner Annica I. E. Schael Jessica Marya Hoffman Beth Gunn Lee  Grace Gabriel Williams  Sarah Clarke Squire  Adam Grant LaFevor* Douglas J. Lemme  Brenna Fae Strickland  Erin Mann Markel  Naomi C.H. Long Red and Black Society Member Hannah Smith Mason Lewis W. Lyons* Jordan M. DeMoss Donor Shelley Short Matthews Jennifer Morris McPheeters* Lauren Copper DeMoss Jessica Lynn Anschutz  James-Allen McPheeters* Julie Anne Mediamolle* Stuart T. Johnston  Jeffrey M. Badoud Catherine Crenshaw Neelly  Jill Doshier Meyer  Melinda Carol Phillips  Ashley T. Baker Leanne Marie Paris-Wade  Linda E. Nelson P’05 Allison Forsyth Prickett Christine Fall Black Thomas D. Rivers Sarah Swinney Rice Lauren Blalock Sefton  Elizabeth Ahern Chatham Heidi Rine Royal  Andrew Justin Robinson Emily Slagle Dieringer  Anya Breitmeyer Robinson David C. Fineberg Jonathan M. Russom

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Tower Society Shawn Heather McCarthy Cheryl Lynn Finster Krista DeWitt Wood Pamela Lynn Casey Courtney Lavelle Neff Milam Kathlene Caldwell Fox-Davies R. Jordan Wood Stephanie Elizabeth Cox James N. Mueller Kyle J. Gehres  Samuel Parkerson McEnery Scott G. Puttick  Katherine Brooks Goldman Donor Lisa Redmond Nix Lindsay Levine Rouse Maggie Ellen Goodman William J. Aubel Steven J. Rouse Caitlin Marie Goodrich Lauren Bell Beecher Loyalty Club Samantha Jo Scott Lindsey Seifert Hammond Stacie Michelle Beverly Laura Bishop Baker Anna Catherine Seal  Rebecca Jane Heineke Jera Lynn Bradshaw Sara Mason Bovender Aisha Maryam Sharif Rose Lee Hiner Marcus L. Braxton Melissa Marie Brooks Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI  Zachary J. Horn Garnet J. Caldwell Benjamin D. Chastain* Katherine Norman Sherrard  James M. Hrdlicka Queena Chae Joshua G. Conrey Kathryn Marie Strother Rebecca Karem Hughes  Katherine Elizabeth Cian Benjamin A. Evans Miriam Dillard Stroud  Leslie Rae Isaacman Kevin M. Davidson Allison Jane Grabias Amanda Christine Taylor Ashley Anne Kutz  Traci Allen Edwards Amanda Hope Haley* Samuel P. Thompson Jennifer Sydney Labrecque  Sarah Kristine Hildenbrand Esberger Charles E. Harper Anne Elizabeth Hughes White  K. Michael Lamb  Molly Houston Fitzpatrick Lisa Doody Hasen* Catherine Sisk Wilkinson John C. Leslie  Melissa Shea Flinn William H. Hasen* Lauren Barrett Winkates Courtney Lambert Lundeen Megan Young Fuller Rebecca Jeanne Held Carl W. Yoder Katie Elizabeth Maxwell  Lisa Michelle Hagan-Webb Jessica Lynn Huber  Simone Harvey Yoder Emily Hoermann McMurray Eliza Kirk Hanson Jonathan D. Hulgan* John R. Zeanah  Robert C. Milam Tara Yvonne Henry Amanda Abrams Johnson  Olivia Morris Mueller B. Calhoun Hipp, III Carrie Eaker Kerley  Class of 2004 – 29% Samuel Patrick New Adam J. Isom  William N. Mabry Anthony R. Pampel Leah Anne Kaye Anne Donnelly MacDonald Red and Black Society Member Peter L. Paul, IV Paige Gardner Lancaster Megan Barrett McComas  Margaret Chambers Campbell* Jennifer Sirmon Peters  William S. Lancaster Brigitte Miriam Messenger* Andre de Araujo Jorge Blake C. Phillips Bazile R. Lanneau, III Laura Marks O’Brien Casey Jo Hail* Rebecca Marshall Rigsby William B. London  Scott C. O’Brien John Anders Reynolds* Claire Dowler Rouse Krista Leigh McClain Andrea Battaglia Prather Christopher Kyle Russ* Susan Maggie Satar Timothy J. McCrary Tyler H. Sanders Jon David Willingham  Amber Nicole Shaw Kelly Elizabeth Forehand McTear Alice McCracken Stoner  Jessica Kathryn Ezell Sheets Alison French Milas Bradley S. Stoner  Tower Society George P. Solomon Pratik B. Patel Jane Harding Wells  Amanda Haggerty Therrell Caroline Maxwell Vance Brenna Maria Ragghianti  Sarah May Wilmsmeyer  John W. Therrell, III Emily How Walker Matthew T. Ridley Ellen Sue Woodbridge  Catherine Carter Walsh Elizabeth Janette Roads Upchurch  Jon A. Zarandona Loyalty Club Maude Margaret Westerman Pampel Emily Swiggett Robbins Liverman Lauren Glas Zarandona Graeme A. Adams Shelley Spring Williams  Bradley S. Romig Daniel D. Anglin Jamie Hulett Zuccaro  Heather Elizabeth Ross Rozell Donor Robert R. Dalton* Linn C. Schifano David H. Abney Catherine Curtis Eckley Class of 2005 – 26% Matthew V. Shanks Faris S. Al-Shathir Travis H. Eckley  Anne Rain Tanner Sara Chiles Appleby Whitney Anne Garman* Red and Black Society Associate Andrew S. Trundle C. David Biggers Jennifer Lizzie Hendrix Laura Humphreys Call Daniel Norman Webb Patrick Walsh Browne, III Eric J. Hills* Ryan P. Call Lucy Waechter Webb Kristin Brie Burford Megan Pollock Hulgan* Cynthia Pfohl Erensen  Lyndaryl Edwin Webb Natalie Pennington Castellanos  Brooke Raushel Levy Lauren Reed Woods Constance Baugh Certion William Taylor Levy Red and Black Society Member Melanie Ann Woods Sarah Katherine Clark Elijah A. Logan Meredith Willett Jones Mary Page Yarborough Victoria Jane Cullum Michael J. Lyerly Sarah Elizabeth Stevens Joanna Blount Young Kyle Margaret Cutright Sarah Hall Mitchell Charles L. Wheeler  Caroline Chadick Dale Elizabeth Cooley Nelson  Molly Chapman Wheeler Class of 2006 – 27% Cyanne Lyn Demchak Stacy Marie Sidle  Susan Elizabeth Duesler Jonathan P. Spilman  Tower Society Red and Black Society Member Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe Ryan R. Swihart Jane Anne Miller Jacob T. Cremer  Betsy Anna Bogler Efi rd Jonathan E. Nelson* Carrie Osborne Johnston  Anne Barrow Elzemeyer Donor Nathaniel R. Wyeth Emily Davis Olson  Mark A. Erskine Brandy Jane Alexander Justin L. Olszeski Jacqueline Keeling Etz Aditya Bagrodia Loyalty Club D.Talmadge Goldsby Timothy J. Beecher, Jr. Samuel Brandon Couillard Tower Society Evan Beth Goss Erin Heslip Bennett Katharine Heise Etchen Patrick W. Crouch Cynthia Ellen Hallums Joanie McEnery Browne Katherine Carter Files Sarah Lindsey Fairchild  Natalie Lauren Harris David R. Burke  Sheria Elizabeth Holmes* Matthew T. Goldsby* Sara Meadows Hillhouse Carl W. Carlson John E. Hullender, III Jessica Louise Hubbs Julie Allison Clary  William S. Johnson Loyalty Club Scott R. Hughes  Katherine Margaret Clay Caitlin Grace Miller Robert G. Baty  Lance R. Ingwersen Erin Dicke Cusumano Mollie Kathleen O’Dell Edward B. Davis Matthew Ryan Keogh Emily Kingswell-Smith Day Paul C. Plekon Christine Elaine Hendrickson* Tyler Henley Lamb John J. Decker Maureen Miller Sorrells* Molly Williams Logan Nicole Marguerite Lindner Sarah Margaret Bridwell Decker Christopher A. Thompson* Ashley Crosland Lyerly Greg M. Matthews Jennifer Nora Dill  William C. Tyler, Jr.  Katherine Brooks Picardo  Anne Elizabeth Mazyck Robert E. Edgecombe, III Evan L. Weinberger Timothy M. Robinson

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Castleberry Ashton Potter Wright* Anna Elizabeth Phillips Laura Jane Hamper Erin Pauline Tasman Conner Jonathan A. Wright* Molly Lochridge Powers  Michael B. Hathorn Allison Elizabeth Cox Mark A. Robinson  John L. Hinds, IV Jonathan M. Croft Loyalty Club Douglas Edward Rushton Jordan Frances Hoffman Amie Leigh Demmel Lauren Ashley Anderson* Amanda Emad Sakla John A. Hurd Adam R. deNobriga Kevin W. Andring Catherine Collier Scott Carson Marie Irwin Susannah Morse deNobriga Kenneth Adam Bohnert  Allison Burris Six Natasha Kalpana Jain Ashley Mitchem Dillingham James D. Bonham Emily Louise Smith Derek M. Johnson Scott M. Douglass Anne Marie Crifasi* Rebecca R. Smith Andrea Moore Jones Caroline Elizabeth Ferrari Ross L. Dawkins Katherine Schoen Snider Stephanie Anne Juchs Colleen Elizabeth Forsyth Rebecca Bear Ferguson* Mary Helen Solomon Kevin D. Kilpatrick Marie C. Francis  Hallye Elizabeth Hall Katherine Rachel Stewart Robert E. Kneip Anna Alexander Grace Marci A. Hendrix Claire Patrick Strange Edward H. Lane, II Robert C. Gunn Ashley Wells Hullender Meagan V Terral Blair A. Lehman Amy Noelle Haygood John S. Lesikar* John Gregory Willard Douglas H. Lensing Michelle Rachel Hope Victoria McLean McCullough Rebecca Ann Williams Parker B. Long Whitney Rebecca Howell Amy DeBusk Moore  Margaret Smith Works Alexander K. Mahoney Sandra Obreza Hrdlicka Allen J. O’Leary Sarah-Katherine Adams Wright Madoline Marie Markham Matthew L. Jakes Kristine Kain Schwetye* William N. Maxwell Yuhki Jimbo Class of 2008 – 27% John A. McCulloch Kenneth D. Jones Donor Joey L. Miller Daniel A. Keedy Mary Kathleen Adcock Red and Black Society Member Michael T. Moore, Jr. Jeffrey A. Knowles Crystal Jessee Baker Elizabeth Babcock Campbell* Rameen J. Nasrollahi Rebecca Elizabeth Kynes Kenneth G. Bale Sean C. Evins Emma Caryn O’Hagan Philip A. LeTard Lauren Prentice Bartling Alexander S. Heit Katherine Leigh Orr Ruth Houston Link Scott M. Bayer Stuart A. Martin* Katherine London Petree Steven C. Link Teresa Maria Bell Jake P. McCart Christopher M. Pope, Jr. Stephanie Norris Lockwood Megan Jo Benson Vivian Gay McWilliams Hallie Martin Rawls Sean T. Lowry Anthony M. Berry Julia Stribling Taliaferro* Deborah Ann Rogers Ida Danielle Mashburn Alexandra Merlyn Boyd  Margaret Pons Tufton Amelia Suzan Ross Sarah Fowler McAdams Lauren M Boyer Sherry Ann Sasson  Mary Katherine McRae Chelsea Castiglioni Brown Loyalty Club Eric J. Schumacher Laura Dallas McSorley  Taylor C. Brown  Sarah Shea Cassidy Kathryn Jane Selby Martina Lydia Melliand Ann Virginia Burruss Carl S. Cook* Laura Marie Sellers  Frederick T. Montesi, IV Joseph A. Bynum Rebecca Elizabeth Cook* Lewis R. Shreve Katherine Ann Mullins Matthew D. Cain Robert J. Flanagan* Rachel Lora Simmons Jessica Leigh Murphy Caroline Nichols Cole Frances Durham Kyle David M. Six Diane Diem Nguyen Joseph G. Daly, IV Henry C. Mostellar, IV Donna Lynn Smith Brandon R. Nugent Laura Ann Daly Hafford C. Porter, II  Liam N. Smith Johanna Alicia Ogden Lori Rose Dowell Caleb B. Standafer, III Brent A. Owens Megan Kathleen Dyer Donor Jennifer Watson Stanley  Patrick Rhamey Camille Varner Fazel Elizabeth Kelley Ashton-Croft Daniel A. Sturtevant Katharine Ackerman Rhamey Sarah Alison Galpern Rachel Anne Austin Nicole Alissa Thomas Anna Ivey Ritz John L. Gehrig Colleen Allison Bookter Staci Rae Thomas Andrew K. Romeo Ashley Shannon George Matthew A. Breeden Virginia Reynolds Thompson Philip J. Ruppel Joseph C. Goldsmith Tevari Lynnee Butler Christopher B. Truckner Michael S. Spilman Elizabeth Duckett Harris Brice M. Cambas Michael J. Turco Brian W. Steinert Scott R. Harvey Sarah Hampton Cambas Reginald F. Watson Brooke Lauriel Stevens Meghan Elizabeth Hofto Whitney Leigh Carter Andrew C. Whaley Stephanie Nichole Swindle Lauren Ashley Hunt Anna Marie Casteen Cameron Anderson Whitaker Meriwether Wofford Truckner Lindsay Catherine Joe Chris M. Catalanotto Jonathan A. Wigand Caroline King Willson Courtney Anderson Jones Joseph E. Cody Evan B. Williams William M. Willson Grace Elizabeth Keith Thomas G. Cole, II Jessica Margaret Denby Mary Milton Kelly Mia Gwynn Colson J. Dan Wright Class of 2007 – 29% William C. Lawnin Diana Marie Comes Meredith Ann Lee Alexander G. Conaway, Jr.  Class of 2009 – 28% Red and Black Society Associate Elizabeth Sterling Lenz Lauren Dagley Coy Julia Katherine Jardine Sarah Casey Lineback Jessica Nicole Cross Red and Black Society Partner Alison Leigh Lohse Ashley Brooke Cundiff Justin L. Hugon Red and Black Society Member Alexander P. Lynch Ryan K. Dagen Jennifer Leigh Brake Brooks M. Lyons Brian T. Darrith

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Red and Black Society Member Noah A. Pittman Lindsey C. Calder Laura Elizabeth McLain Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh* Kara Nicole Purdy Colleen G Callaghan Aaron B. Michelsohn Thomas P. Bell* Leslie Hudson Rouse Melanie Cruse Carter Erik R. Miller Colin L. Cox Elizabeth Susan Saba Lindsay Leah Chaisson Maura Caton Mohler Kelsey Claire Dean Marjorie Lucius Schwahn Natalie Michele Chambers Leigh Swiger Moynihan Claiborne B. Gregory, III* Jon M. Shirley T. Alexander Chansuthus John L. Musgrove, Jr. James R. Kingman Anthony C. Siracusa, III Priyanka Chatterjee Dat T. Nguyen Mikkel B. Quam Alexa Landon Smith Rebecca Jean Clarin Katherine Norine Owens Elizabeth Noble Sharpe Marjorie Ruth Smith Jessica Leigh Comola Pamela Palmer Charles M. Simmons* Allison Marie Squires Anna Marie Coons Kashan K. Pathan Michael H. Tufton Teneice Renee Stegall Cybil White Covic Allyson Leigh Pellissier Ian W. Todd Brett M. Dagen William M. Plosser Loyalty Club Brittany Alice Underwood Christina Melinda Daggett Tyler W. Ponder Alyssa Grace Blades* Claire Alexandre White Laura Wyndham Deines Anson G. Purdy Jonathan A. Cashon Daniel A. Wilkinson Katherine Elizabeth Delavan Carter R. Ragan Mary Ellen Dumas Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson Erick L. DeVore Jessica A Rathel Daniel C. Frankel Kirk E. Williamson Keturah Tamar Dunlap Rebecca E. Rieger JoAnna Marie Halk* Brian M. Wise Christian J. Eberle Hunter R. Ross Hunter S. Hamlet Steven A. Woods, Jr. Kelsea Elizabeth Everett Martha Aja Rotzoll Bryan D. Hearn Elizabeth Anne Wright Matthew W. Ewers Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. Allie LeAnn Marbry James P. Young Meredith Savage Fifer Simone Denae Simmons Kristin Wade Marchell* Mackenzie S. Zalin Brendan J. Finley Brianna Slater Katherine Ann Parker Ashley Anne Zimmerman Richard H. Flowers, IV William L. Smith Jenna Kathleen Smith Kristin A. Forbes Kathryn Claire South Class of 2010 – 42% Andrew P. Foss-Grant Jessica Lynn Sprenkel Donor Frances McCrory Fox Carrie Christine Tennant Katherine Elizabeth Amundson Diehl Society Patron John A. Freeman Thach H. Truong William K. Andress Morgan D. Grigsby Scott J. Galloway Hunter Elizabeth Utkov Matthew J. Averill Heather Lynn George Armanda Leigh Venezia Taylor Elise Barnes Red and Black Society Member William W. George Mary Elizabeth Werner Viser Ana Valisa Berber-Thayer Mohammad O. Atiq* Max C. Gertz Jacqueline Marie Ward Michael B. Boehmler Meredith Ayres Bond Sara T. Gochnauer Whitney Harwood Warren Lauren Rodriguez Brill Jonathon Clark* Douglas S. Gordon Derek M. Washam Moses J. Bushnell John S. Dryman, Jr.* Julia Elizabeth Goss William T. Weller Mary Taska Buss Whitney Lynn Faust Reid E. Hamilton Mallory Greer Westmoreland Ryan F. Byk Aaron A. Fitzgerald Thomas B. Hamilton, Jr. Alison Marie White Caroline Randolph Cancelosi William D. Leibner Jacquelyn Gayle Hancock Megan Brooke Wilson Elizabeth Christina Darling Meredith Margaret Martin Brigid Catherine Hannon Alice Chenoweth Wombwell Patrick F. Deveau Andrew A. Morehead Rachel Marie Harpool Meredith Leigh York Gerri Elaine Diamond Alexandra Thomas Routh* Kalli Glenn Harrell William R. Donnell, V Richard Sewell Sarah Marie Henkel Class of 2011 – 36% Anne Foerster Doussan Anne Elizabeth Tufton Elizabeth Blakeney Henschen Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith Peter F. Zanca Laura Rebecca Hofto Red and Black Society Senior Andrew K. Fancher Alex E. Iberg Margaret Kathleen Morgan* Gavin A. Franks Loyalty Club Cristina Elizabeth Iskander Jamie Elizabeth Glancy Gregory J. Bolwell* Joel P. Iwaskiewicz Red and Black Society Member Sarah Jean Godwin Maddie Ruth Callis Tierney T. Jackson Jessica Hayley Cohen Robert M. Goff, Jr. Sarah Hodges Crowley* Emily K. Jenkins John H. Duncan Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz Michael C. Duch* Laura Claire Jensen Holly Elizabeth Edwards* Austin G. Grigsby Courtney Ann Eskew* Colin R. Johnson Emily Claire Nesler Jessica Marie Harris Erin Pate Foster* Emily Halliburton Johnson Eric G. Stradley* Allison Dwyer Hemphill Lillian Rice Hearn Laura Raquel Johnson Charles G. Hoggard Megan L. McDonald* Alison Cates Jones Loyalty Club Andrew P. Holt John T. Nichols Brian A. Jones Hugh H. Barber Jordan Russell Holt C. Brooks Royer* Cecelia Annese Jordan Jennifer Grace Frierson Amber Jade James Clark N. Ruppert* Caleb K. Kaywood William P. Hunt, Jr.* Katy Elizabeth Joyner Mathilde Villere Semmes* Alexandra O’Brien Kiester Michaela Davies Lynch Matthew N. Kernodle Samuel F. Smith* Amanda Howard Law Austin L. Marcum Shannon Lee King Rohan Sood Elizabeth Ann Lawnin Austin M. Pyhrr Jennifer Lauren Lambeth Michael A. Lewis Houston M. Scarborough Julianne Louise Lindner Donor Janie R. Logan Bradley T. Maginnis Zachary F. Albert Jennifer Carolyn Long Donor Kenneth J. Mallin Charles S. Allison Curtis L. Lowery, III Sarah Lynn Akin Kelsey M. Mansmann Charlotte Adelle Ashford Christina Frances Magrans Rebecca Ann Allen Katherine Marie Mara Rebekah Suzanne Atnip Lily Elfrink Mahoney Sarah Elizabeth Allen Brandt K. Miller Alexander M. Aubel Bennett T. Mallory Joshua A. Anderson Emily Elizabeth Munro Lesley Lynne Baker Elizabeth Chaplin Mansfi eld Catherine Jo Appleton Sina Nezakatgoo Emily Angelina Barber Natalie Marie Mayo Joshua R. Arant Sarah Carlisle Osmer Zachary E. Berry Bridget Rose Marie McCall Bradley T. Arnold Mary Patricia Pead Callie Prewitt Borgman Kelly Ann McClenathan John D. Ayers Anna Katherine Phelan Blake A. Branum John R. McGeoch Emily Frances Bach Jennifer Gray Phillips Stephanie Faith Brenzel Elizabeth Anne McGowin Nicole Elizabeth Baker

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 46 10/11/12 4:29 PM Jason A. Ballard Shelby Irene Long Jason R. Weise Martha Ree Falls Katherine Claire Bandoroff George G. Lucas Carol Diane Wicker Leann Gloria Farha Katelyn Bost Barham Nathaniel C. Mahoney Meghan Elizabeth Wilcox Jordan Leigh Fewox Kathleen Whittington Bass Claire Michelle Mantovani Allison Campbell Woods Allison Ann Fish William M. Bell, IV Courtney Nicole Martin Kyle E. Wukasch Laura Anne Flink Joel H. Berger Matthew R. McCulloch Katja Michelle Zurcher Mary Elizabeth Godfrey Peter E. Bilan, II Lauren Christine McDermott Lindsey Shay Graeber Elizabeth Jane Bingham Dylan J. McDonald Class of 2012 – 54% Jake D. Groves Heather Michelle Bishop Robert E. McMillan Joseph T. Hamm Noah R. Black Margaret Janice Meehan Red and Black Society Member Maxwell G. Hardy Sara Elizabeth Bowen Andrew C. Meier Alex F. Petraglia Jordan L. Harms Tiara Danielle Brice Andrew C. Miller Amanda Grace Harris Yuriy V. Brodskiy Michael A. Millis Donor Alice Jane Havner James M. Bruce, IV Stephanie Maria Mingos Clay P. Adams Emily Sarah Hays Steven D. Brunson Elizabeth Baker Moak John M. Alexander Alex S. Herran Elizabeth Anne Buckthal Christopher B. Moore Veronica Camacho Alix Meredith Anne Hicks Michael K. Castellarin Courtney Leigh Mott S. Aubrey Allen, Jr. Kara Ashley Holifi eld Hunter D. Chandler Alyssa Dominique Nucaro Kelly Elizabeth Allison Jaime Marie Hopkins Brittany Kirsten Chavez Erinn Amanda Ogburn Adam G. Alsamadisi William D. Hornaday Anthony C. Chiang Robin E. O’Neil Damiana Sophia Altamirano Andrew S. Howie Courtney Elaine Church Gregory M. Palm Colin S. Antaya John F. Huldin Megan Rose Cleary Stephanie Elizabeth Parazak Ariel Mechelle Anthony Regan Cate Humphrey Christopher D. Conkell Sara E. Pellegrom Mason E. Asbury Madeline Mae Jeansonne Allison Marcher Conn Perry L. Person, II Amy Lea Aughinbaugh Steven C. Johanson Elizabeth Grace Connick Kyle D. Peterson Jane Lindsey Barrilleaux Elizabeth Hunter Jones Emerson W. Cook John E. Pevy William F. Bazzel, Jr. Aaron F. Kala Jordan Leigh Cook Michael V. Pham Cody I. Beatty Graham M. Karlan Jessica Linnette Cowan Michael J. Pluta Christopher R. Bell Kathryn Hyatt Kay Alexander C. Crain William C. Polan Sharwil Aisha-Joi Bell Sarah Anne Kennedy Claire Allison Cullen Michael C. Polovich Logan M. Benoist Ryan A. Kent Eric R. Dailey Marion Kirby Pool Jonathan S. Berube Ariel Yvonne Kimmel Claire Elise Delbove Melissa Kay Porter Lindsey Louise Beste Kristin Leigh Knopf Leigh Whitson DeVries Russell P. Powers Emily Michelle Bird Sarah Natalie Knowles Christopher R. Dorsett Kelly Jean Prak Justin R. Birkmeyer Jennifer Anne Kotrady Alexandria Lauren Ellis Eiland Rebekah Tesia Pykosh Catherine Frances Bordelon Ana Melissa Kuhlmann Sarah Kate Endres Margaret Lauren Rector Mary Catherine Bowden Keshav Kukreja Genevieve Lee Farr Stephen F. Risley Stanton C. Bradley Manali Anand Kulkarni Jessica Rae Fawer Grey Warner Robinson Hannah Elizabeth Bromfi eld Christian D. Kurth Jordana Marie Feldman Rachel Elizabeth Robinson Megan Marie Brooks Marie Rudolf Kyle Camille Stone Fenton Sarah Joye Rogers Jenna Marie Brownfi eld William H. Lang Elizabeth Albritton Frame Morgan Lynn Rote Victoria Marie Bundy Lauren Emily Lee Tiffany Noel France Alexandra Russo Andrew H. Caldwell Charles F. Lent Matthew D. Frank Kendra Monique Rutherford Alexandra Clay Capes Xinmeng Li Alana Nicole Fritsche Griffi n J. Salzer Madeline Kyle Capstick Ellison Claire Linebarier Joshua T. Fuchs Anna Elizabeth Sanford Austin J. Carden Josie Virginia Long Dean A. Galaro Marrissa Antonia Scales Jeanine T. Claiborne Macie Jenai Lunyong Geoffrey K. Geddes Florence Anne Schaumburg Anna Marie Clark Andrew S. MacIntire Matthew J. Gilbert Kenneth S. Scott Marissa Nicole Clark Anna M. Magliolo Kelly Kathleen Gillean Emily Ann Sellers Michelle Annette Clark Emily Muir Main Cameron F. Goodman Hannah Elizabeth Shuman Zoe Catherine Clark Natalie Rose Malouf Kristen Ann Griffi n Kurt K. Silberberg Laurie Elizabeth Clotworthy Anthony L. Maples, II Kirby Elizabeth Grigsby Jasdev Kaur Singh Catherine Davis Coker Sarah Amanda Mason Mary M. Hahn Leah Jai Singh Cathryn Ann Coleman Robert L. Matthews Jacquelyn DeeAnn Hammerton Catherine Clark Smith Laura Christine Collins Andrew L. McGeoch Guy H. Handley, IV George A. Smith, II Caroline Elizabeth Colpoys Pauline Carrington McKim Elizabeth Largent Hansen Jacob M. Smith Rachel Ann Connell Chelsea Jane McLeod Anne Blair Harper Katharyn Evans Smith Melissa Leann Coquelin Olivia J. McMillan Kelsey Jenae Hope Sarah Rachel Smith Tiffany Mae Cossich Neha Mehta Caroline Lynn James Stephen D. Spainhour Kevin P. Creedon Mary Claire Melton Elizabeth Belle Jeans Justin K. Stradley Benjamin E. Curtis Stephanie Michelle Milazzo Kathryn Marie Johnson Elizabeth Anna Summitt Jessica Lynn Davis Caitlin Victoria Miller Kristen Anne Jones Alan M. Thomasson Austin C. DeBeaux Sterling E. Miller George A. Joplin, V Alexander A. Tong Justin T. Deere Taylor Skye Mills Thomas A. Joyce Hoang-Vu D. Tran Eric B. Deines John A. Minaldi Aya Kato David B. Travis, Jr. Rebecca Elizabeth Diamond Carlita Deloris Mitchner Jami Michelle King John C. Utt Paige Olivia Dotsy Thomas E. Monsor Marianne Gibbs Kirk Leigh Katherine Varley Erin Grace Dressel Benjamin S. Morrell Philly Alexis Kirkwood Dev H. Varma Carolyn Marie Drobak Helen Elizabeth Morrison Lydia Anne Lancaster Nicholas A. Volgas Carson Suzanne Duffy Hannah Leigh Woody Naeger Brittany Erwin Lawnin Lara Kathleen Wagner Kevin H. Duffy Leanne Michele Naramore Bernard H. Lawson, III William A. Wagstaff Mary Frances Dunlap Evan F. Nelsen Brent T. Lindsey Maura Elise Weber Chidimma Martha Emelue Megan L. O’Brien Wilfreda Johnice Lindsey Andrew R. Weidler Ryley T. Erhardt Jasper T. Page

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 47 10/11/12 4:29 PM Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 47 Otisha Jenea Paige Leisy Moore Ruddock Rachel Michele Stowe Emily Clark Woods Kelly Haines Parry Jonathan L. Rue, Jr. Steven J. Streitfeld Brendan M. Worst Madeline Ann Patterson Gianna Sofi a Salvucci Matthew R. Strok William R. Wurster Johnathan R. Payne Sara Elizabeth Sanders Anne English Stuckslager Christopher T. Yates Hannah Jayne Peck Amanda Marie Sandifer Jared K. Swenson Niti Patel Yogesh Bradley C. Pennington Jerica Lisset Sandifer Sarah Ilene Talley Thomas H. Zigtema Travis L. Perkins Eloise Huttig Schlafl y Helen Elizabeth Tomlinson Kellianne Marie Zomer Alexandra Lynn Phipps Lauren Taylor Schully Rebecca Catherine Vandewalle Emily Martin Pochter Stephanie Elizabeth Sermonet Huy N. Vi Class of 2013 Shawna Colette Quast Stephen D. Sexton Anastasia Margaret Volarich Salar Rafi eetary Christina Alice Siegel William S. Wallace Donor Allen C. Reed Mary Greer Simonton Rachel Shannon Walton Nicholas A. Brydon Anna Claire Reilly Morgan C. Slevin Anne Marshall Weems Mark S. Kelsey Virginia Ann Rhomberg Edward R. Smith Emily Lauren Wehby Dorothy Robin Richardson Kelsey Caitlin Smith Claire M. Weinstein *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Adam L. Rivkin Remick H. Smothers John W. Wells level. Amanda Simms Rogers Anna Blair Solomon Kristin Case Wilkinson ^In Memoriam Bailey Jean Romano Elizabeth Anne Steen Jonas S. Williams P – Parent Chris C. Rose Ethan A. Stegich Anne Rochelle Wilson GP – Grandparent Michael W. Rubin Brett L. Stoots Daniel M. Wolfe Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation

Chapters Donors Austin...... 31% 1946 ...... 63% 1963 ...... 45% 1980 ...... 33% 1997 ...... 34% (in order of date as % of New England . . . . .36% 1947 ...... 52% 1964 ...... 51% 1981 ...... 34% 1998 ...... 30% established) Chapter San Francisco . . . . .34% 1948 ...... 69% 1965 ...... 48% 1982 ...... 33% 1999 ...... 31% 1949 ...... 58% 1966 ...... 36% 1983 ...... 33% 2000 ...... 25% Mobile ...... 38% Class Donors as 1950 ...... 51% 1967 ...... 53% 1984 ...... 29% 2001 ...... 25% Atlanta ...... 35% Year % of Class 1951 ...... 44% 1968 ...... 37% 1985 ...... 29% 2002 ...... 31% Washington, DC . .40% 1952 ...... 49% 1969 ...... 40% 1986 ...... 30% 2003 ...... 33% Arkansas ...... 32% 1936 ...... 33% 1953 ...... 42% 1970 ...... 41% 1987 ...... 40% 2004 ...... 29% Memphis ...... 38% 1937 ...... 0% 1954 ...... 57% 1971 ...... 45% 1988 ...... 25% 2005 ...... 26% Nashville...... 33% 1938 ...... 60% 1955 ...... 60% 1972 ...... 39% 1989 ...... 26% 2006 ...... 27% North Texas ...... 33% 1939 ...... 40% 1956 ...... 62% 1973 ...... 34% 1990 ...... 25% 2007 ...... 29% Birmingham ...... 37% 1940 ...... 40% 1957 ...... 61% 1974 ...... 38% 1991 ...... 28% 2008 ...... 27% Houston ...... 43% 1941 ...... 80% 1958 ...... 51% 1975 ...... 33% 1992 ...... 29% 2009 ...... 28% Chicago ...... 32% 1942 ...... 40% 1959 ...... 64% 1976 ...... 35% 1993 ...... 30% 2010 ...... 42% New York ...... 38% 1943 ...... 60% 1960 ...... 54% 1977 ...... 44% 1994 ...... 27% 2011 ...... 36% St. Louis ...... 30% 1944 ...... 65% 1961 ...... 48% 1978 ...... 33% 1995 ...... 27% New Orleans...... 39% 1945 ...... 75% 1962 ...... 65% 1979 ...... 30% 1996 ...... 28%

39% Alumni participation is an important factor in college rankings. It is an indicator of alumni satisfaction for prospective students and families and aids in attracting funding from corporations and foundations. For two consecutive years, alumni participation has increased by three percentage points, reaching 39% and $2.5 million in the last year.

Hundreds of volunteers reached out to their classmates and fellow alumni, making phone calls, writing emails, posting to Facebook, tweeting, speaking at events and administering challenges to help encourage making a gift. Without the full support of the Rhodes community, this could not have been accomplished. Alumni Awards for 2011-12 (presented at Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2012, Oct 19-20)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1971 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $62,549 1963-2001 is presented to the Class of 1971 for its gift of $62,549.

The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between presented to the Class of 2010 for its 11% increase in donors. the years 1963-2001 is presented to the Class of 1967 for achieving 53% participation in the Annual Fund. The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the Class of 1977 for its class gift of $54,370, an increase of $15,160 over the Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years previous year. or fewer is presented to the Class of 2010 for its gift of $13,004.

The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes more is awarded to the Class of 1959 for its gift of $38,257. graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 2010 for achieving 42% participation. The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1941 for achieving 80% participation in the Annual Fund.

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 48 10/11/12 4:29 PM Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2011-12 Alumni Association Nancy DiPaolo ’87 Jennifer Ramos Stark ’84 Anne May ’07 – President Executive Board Sean Evins ’08 Michael Turco ’08 Julie Allen Berger ’76 Sarah Fairchild ’06 Christy Weir ’85 Kris Schwetye ’07 Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72, President Whitney Garman ’04 Merrill Wise ’80 Jason Woods ’97 J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99, President-Elect Barrett Haga ’01 Jason Javarone ’00, Secretary Clark Ogilvie ’91 Nashville Chapter New Orleans Chapter G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87 Anders Reynolds ’04 Established September 13, 2005 Established February 27, 2007 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Lauren Tull ’09 Matt Hardin ’95 – Co-President Craig Brewer ’91 – President William L. “Chip” Brian ’94 Viktoria Ziebarth ’97 Scott Williams ’95 – Co-President Mary Margaret Adams Brewer ’91 Benjamin D. Chastain ’03 Trish Puryear Crist ’90 Jeanie and Louis Cian P’02, P’05, P’08 Jacob T. Cremer ’06 Arkansas Chapter Kevin Clingan ’90 Cres Gardner ’98 Trish Puryear Crist ’90 Established May 24, 2005 Steve Farrar ’84 Beth Vensel Robinson ’81 Theodore R. Davis ’89 Brian Clary ’01 – Co-President Colleen Grady ’86 Linda and Peter Tufton P’08, P’09, Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Ed Parker ’96 – Co-President Scarlett Miles ’98 P’10, P’13 Allana Christine Helland ’02 Katherine Willis Allen ’66 Jane Anne Miller ’05 Donna Mannina Young ’88 Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Marynell Branch ’77 Emily Ogden ’00 Robert E. Kneip ’08 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Melinda Phillips ’03 Austin Chapter Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ’96 Smitty Charlton ’78 Chad Schultz ’89 Established June 13, 2007 Ebony Monika McCain ’00 Priscilla Gibbs ’99 Scott Williams ’95 Nicole Albers ’99 – Co-President James R. Mulroy, II ’71 Debi and Galen Havner P ’12 Stacy Sidle ’04 – Co-President Emily Davis Olson ’06 Charlie Kinslow ’72 North Texas Chapter Lauren Dagley Coy ’08 Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Laura McKinney ’03 Established September 21, 2005 Lauren Davis ’01 Jeff L. Sutton ’00 Jim Mitchell ’76 Doug Lemme ’02– Co-President Christina Jupson Kendall ’05 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Anne Hughes White ’03 Joanna Young ’05– Co-President Harry Swinney ’61 Dorothy Sanders Wells ’82 Clare Dempsey ’99 Marynell Branch ’77, Past President Memphis Chapter Susan Duesler ’03 New England Chapter Established July 12, 2005 Leah Jordan ’97 Established June 27, 2008 Alumni Chapters Kerri Campbell ’02 – Chapter Eric Swindle ’02 Terry Regan ’79 President Bernadette Pian Williams ’77 Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ’82 Mobile/Gulf Coast Chapter Hud Andrews ’70 – Midtown Club Established November 10, 2003 President Birmingham Chapter San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Mandy Haggerty Therrell ’04 Mike Palazzolo ’86 – Germantown/ Established October 27, 2005 Established June 17, 2009 Co-Chairperson Collierville Club President Wright Bates ’87 – President Allana Clarke Helland ’02 – John Wade Therrell ’04 Kate Pera ’75 – Downtown Club Elizabeth Smith Ritter ’00 – Vice Co-President Co-Chairperson Co-President President Matthew Helland ’02 – Co-President Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ’87 Jill Johnson Piper ’80 – East Memphis Kim Collins Bates ’88 Michael Faber ’98 Robbie Baker ’87 Club President Merryl Taylor Cooper ’94 Scott Prosterman ’77 Melissa Hayes Baker ’84 Megan Andrews Starling ’02 – Mary Allison Haynie ’89 Jim Ratcliff ’52 John Ferguson ’00 Downtown Club Co-President Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Rob Farrell ’71 Carole Branyan ’67 Legal Advisory Committee Kaylin Hart ’03 Thomas Chu ’80 Houston Chapter Institute on the Profession of Law Paul Knapstein ’93 Floy Wigal Cole ’89 Established February 7, 2006 Whitney King Fogerty ’96 Charles Jones ’71 Perry Dement ’83 Michael Nolan ’79 – President Philip E. Mischke ’79, P ’13 Missy Meyers Jones ’74 Elizabeth Drewry Dorris ’75 Colin Cox ’09 – Vice-President James R. Mulroy II ’71 William “Billy” McLean ’57 Larry Dorris ’75 Scott Bayer ’07 Justin Starling ’02 Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Amy Doville ’84 Emily Boggs ’03 Frank B. Thacher III ’01 Norman Nicolson ’75 Rob Downey ’96 Chip Lane ’98 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Ruth Metcalfe Rye ’84 Holly Edwards ’11 Katina Papathopoulos ’07 Scott Rye ’83 Mike Edwards ’79 Rachel Morris Rosson ’99 Homecoming/Reunion 2011 George Talbot ’94 Evans Falgoust ’11 Shelley and Mike Royer P’07, P’10 Volunteers Heather Green Talbot ’96 Whitney Faust ’10 Charles Simmons ’09 Elizabeth Hubbard Gill ’71 Elliott Taliaferro ’07 1962 Atlanta Chapter Andy Greer ’07 Julia Stribling Taliaferro ’08 William V. Davidson P’94, Reunion Established February 19, 2004 Sharon Hammer ’80 Brittany Underwood ’09 Chair Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77 - Chairperson Rozell Henderson ’85 Pete Cornish, Fundraising Chair Benjamin D. Chastain ’03 Sheria Holmes ’05 Chicago Chapter Marilyn Stewart Daniel Megan Rebecca Clark ’08 Richard Huddleston ’84 Established March 23, 2006 Margaret Minyard Dement Patrick W. Crouch ’06 Joel Lyons ’85 Emily Nesler ’11 – President Marlene Peeples Howard Andrew J. Daly ’03 Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ’96 Claire Cullen ’11 Mary Susan Huffman Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Mike Matthews ’84 Carly Taylor ’11 Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry Jill Fuzy Helmer ’77 Robin Newcomb Miller ’85 Barbara Bell Lawrence Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Phil Mischke ’79 New York Chapter David L. McAdoo Joshua D. Solomon ’00 Amy Moore ’07 Established July 11, 2006 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg Gregor Turk ’82 Jim Mulroy ’71 Brian Mott ’87 – President Betty Chalmers Peyton ’58 Frank Byrd ’90 1967 Washington, D.C. Chapter Fred Piper ’80 Maddie Callis ’10 Janie Baxter Carloss, Reunion Chair Established April 19, 2005 Chris Pope ’08 Rob Kneip ’08 William H. Edington, Fundraising Peyton Bell ’09 – Co-President Laine Royer ’07 Doug Trapp ’85 Chair Nat Wyeth ’05 – Co-President Bill Ryan ’85 Elizabeth Tyson’02 David W. Blankenship William L. “Chip” Brian ’94 Lois Philpot Sandusky ’49 Kate Elizabeth Field Boyd Knight Champion ’86 Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 St. Louis Chapter William T. Buchanan P’93, P’95 Lucy Cook P’08 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Established November 27, 2006 Jeanne Hope Jacobs Buckner

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Jerry D. Chandler Todd S. Doolin Beth Guilbert Simmons Lindsey Louise Beste James M. Durham Melinda Swords Fondren Emily Michelle Bird Mary Anderson Mehrle Laura Fromberg Norris 2007 Michelle Annette Clark Robert K. Mehrle Susan Hook Patterson P’13 Anne Caitlin May, Reunion Co-Chair Kevin P. Creedon C. V. Scarborough, Jr. Kevin L. Schulte Helen Beatrice Meaher, Reunion Marquis R. Cunningham Johnathan J. Tupper Co-Chair Austin C. DeBeaux 1972 Katherine Bres Ware Samad S. Samana, Fundraising Chair Rebecca Elizabeth Diamond Hershel S. Lipow, Fundraising Chair Anne Marie Crifasi Mary Frances Dunlap Jeannette Lasley Birge 1992 Courtney Anderson Jones Allison Ann Fish Nancy Chadick Dale P’03 Howard L. Cleveland, IV Mollie Briskman Montelaro Alex S. Herran Charles W. Kinslow, III Claiborne H. Ferguson Amy DeBusk Moore Ariel Yvonne Kimmel Tonya Renee Floyd Cynthia Laine Royer Jennifer Anne Kotrady 1977 Elizabeth Cotham Furman Anna Christine Stagg Ana Kuhlmann Dorothy Hundley Neale, Fundraising Melanie Aleza Elliott Hillard Manali Anand Kulkarni Chair Sara Hawks Marecki Annual Fund Volunteers Sarah Amanda Mason Louise Rutkowski Allen Kelly Haines Parry Marynell Branch 1997 Campus Campaign Madeline Ann Patterson Michael T. Clary P’01, P’04 Charlotte Turnipseed Russ, Reunion Stephen J. Ceccoli Shawna Colette Quast Pinkney Herbert, III Co-Chair and Fundraising Chair Richard F. Huddleston ’84 Anna Claire Reilly Patricia LaRue Amy Herrin Wilhite, Reunion Virginia Ann Rhomberg Joellyn Forrester Sullivan Co-Chair Class Agents Eloise Huttig Schlafl y Bernadette Pian Williams P’12 Robert P. Marus Anne Barrow Elzemeyer ’03 Taylor D. Simmons Tilghman McFadden Megan Pollock Hulgan ’04 Mary Greer Simonton 1982 Shelley Roberts McLay B. Calhoun Hipp, III ’05 Edward R. Smith Mary Masters Caywood Leslie Beck Norman Catherine Elizabeth Bloom ’06 Anna Blair Solomon Catherine Harrell Morehead Daren O. Phillips Thomas P. Bell ’09 Emily Jean Upchurch Robert T. Morehead Erin Pate Foster ’10 John W. Wells 2002 Kellianne Marie Zomer 1987 Allana Christine Helland, Reunion Senior Gift Committee, Class of Nancy Kay DiPaolo, Reunion Chair and Fundraising Co-Chair 2012 P – Parent Co-Chair Matthew Carl Helland, Fundraising Mary Catherine Bowden, Co-Chair Brian C. Mott, Reunion Co-Chair Co-Chair Victoria Marie Bundy, Co-Chair Timothy D. Davis, Fundraising Chair Kerri Gail Campbell John M. Alexander Alison Rayburn Abernathy Katherine Llewellyn Lohman Ariel Mechelle Anthony

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 51 10/11/12 4:30 PM Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2011-12 William J. Michaelcheck ’69, Chair Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Ali Saberioon P’10 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 New York, New York Memphis, Tennessee Houston, Texas Sumner, Mississippi Chairman and CIO, Mariner Civic Volunteer President and CEO, Sabco Oil and Gas President, Mitchener Planting Investment Group, Inc. Corporation Company Maria Farahani P’13 William E. Evans, Vice Chair Austin, TX Spence L. Wilson Wayne W. Pyeatt Memphis, Tennessee Civic Volunteer Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Director and CEO, St. Jude Children’s President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc. Chairman Emeritus, National Bank of Research Hospital Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Commerce Memphis, Tennessee Steven E. Wynne P’07, P’09 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Chairman and CEO, E. Ritter and Portland, Oregon Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Secretary Company Private Investor Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Civic Volunteer Managing Director, Investments, Wilton D. Hill William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio) Private Bank and Investment Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Group, Merrill Lynch President, WDH Holdings LLC President, Rhodes College Memphis, Tennessee President (retired), National Trust Life J.L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Insurance Co. Trustees Atlanta, Georgia Emeriti Trustees President (retired), Pritchard & Jerden, James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Inc. Dunbar Abston, Jr. Faculty-Elected Trustees Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee CEO, Stifel Financial W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 President, Abston Management Loretta Jackson-Hayes Humboldt, Tennessee Company Associate Professor, Chemistry Michelle B. Babcock ’98 President and CEO, Jones Companies, Wilson, Wyoming Ltd. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Gail Murray Founder and President, Equipoise Fund Memphis, Tennessee Associate Professor, History Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Chairman (retired), National James H. Barton P’92 McLean, Virginia Commerce Bancorporation Natalie Person Memphis, Tennessee Attorney/ Principal-in-Charge, KPMG, Associate Professor and Chair, President, Barton Group, Inc. LLP Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Psychology Memphis, Tennessee Susan E. Brown P’10 Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. P’96 Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Dallas, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Student-Elected Trustees Civic Volunteer President, McNeill Commercial Real J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Estate LLC Memphis, Tennessee Robbie Cook ’13 John H. Bryan, III ’83 Private Investor Fort Worth, TX Nashville, Tennessee Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 International Studies/Urban Studies President, Savannah Food Company Memphis, Tennessee Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 President and CEO, SunTrust Bank Memphis, Tennessee Andy McGeoch ’12 Chauncey W. Butler, III ’63 Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Columbus, Ohio Memphis, Tennessee Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Donelson Bearman Caldwell & International Studies First Vice President (retired), SunTrust Memphis, Tennessee Berkowitz, PC Memphis City Attorney, City of Memphis Salar Rafi eetary ’12 C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Memphis, Tennessee Deborah L. Craddock ’80, P’12 Elizabeth R. Pearce ’91 Houston, Texas Neuroscience Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Professor Emeritus, MD Anderson Vice President of Trading, Campaign Director, Coxe Curry & Cancer Center P – Parent Southeastern Asset Management Associates GP – Grandparent W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Rogers L. Crain P’11 Randall R. Rhea ’77 Memphis, Tennessee Houston, Texas Roanoke, Virginia Chairman and CEO, Mallory Group, President, R. Lacy Services, LTD Managing Partner, Carilion Family Inc. Medicine-Parkway Physicians Margaret Thomas Crosby ’92 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Memphis, Tennessee Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65 Memphis, Tennessee Principal, PeopleCap Advisors Rockland, Delaware Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & Chief Technical Consultant, Maxwell, PLC Joe M. Duncan ’63 NanoDrop Technologies, LLC Memphis, Tennessee Partner, Burch Porter & Johnson

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Honor Roll of Donors 2012.indd 52 10/11/12 4:30 PM I Am an Inspiration

aggie Cupit ’14 is an excellent student, campus leader and future doctor. Above all else, she’s an inspiration. After her fi rst year at Rhodes, Maggie was scheduled to begin Ma fellowship at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital when she was diagnosed with Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone cancer. Rather than spending her fi rst days as a member of one I AM of the hospital’s research teams, she ended up being one of the hospital’s patients. ONE More than two years later, Maggie is cancer free, and the Chemistry major and future pediatric I AM oncologist is back at work in the research labs of St. Jude, studying new ways to treat childhood cancer with umbilical cord blood transplants. RHODES

In addition to her St. Jude fellowship, Maggie, also works with ALSAC, the fundraising arm of St. Jude, to share her story in the media and at various events across the country. On campus, she has served as a Student Associate in the President’s Offi ce, participates in religious life, is active in her sorority, competes for the Mock Trial team and is a member of the Social Regulations Council.

Your contributions to the Rhodes Annual Fund help ensure that exceptional students and citizens such as Maggie experience all that Rhodes has to offer. Please give to the Rhodes Annual Fund so that future students will have access to the same opportunities.

Please give online at rhodes.edu/gift or call Kerry Connors at 800-264 LYNX.

To learn more about Maggie, please visit rhodes.edu/maggie

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Members of the class of 2016 enjoy their fi rst dining experience in the new West Dining Hall of the renovated Catherine Burrow Refectory during Welcome Week.

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