The Magazine of Rhodes College • Fall 2008

Jameson Miller Jones 1916-2008 FALL 2008 Contents VOLUME 15 • NUMBER 3

2 Paying the Piper The Campaign for Rhodes

6 Respected Scholar Is New Academic Leader 2 A profi le of Michael Drompp

8 Examining the Environment The new Environmental Studies Program

12 Open Rhodes A look at new student orientation

14 The Well-Connected How Rhodes people look after Rhodes people 6 21 Alumni News Class Notes, In Memoriam

40 President’s Page A message from President William E. Troutt

On the Cover “Self–Portrait,” Jameson Miller Jones ’36 Professor of Moral Philosophy, 8 Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, 1955-1971 14 The college fondly remembers scholar, administrator and artist Jameson Jones, who passed away August 25, 2008, at the age of 92. His teaching inspired students not just to think, but to probe, to question, to stretch in directions they hadn’t before imagined, for which alumni thank him to this day. President Peyton Rhodes asked him to become dean by declaring, “I look on myself as shepherd of the Southwestern fl ock, and I need you for my crook.” Jones accepted the offer with characteristic grace, good humor and his seemingly ever-present smile, serving, himself, as a good shepherd to the faculty for 16 years. This issue of the magazine is devoted to the many ways in which Rhodes people— students, faculty, alumni and friends—are connected. Dean Jones was all of those, a model for us all. —Watercolor from the collection of the Jameson Miller Jones Family Online

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GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Larry Ahokas See more at rhodes.edu/magazine Robert Shatzer Rhodes Online offers Web-only content extras— CONTRIBUTORS Visit rhodes.edu/magazine to see these special Justin Fox Burks, Trey Clark ’89, features: Daney Daniel Kepple, Marci Deshaies Woodmansee ’90 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Slide Show Please address postal correspondence to: From the magazine article, “The Well-Connected”—see students’ Martha H. Shepard, Editor, Rhodes Magazine, costume designs for the upcoming Opera Memphis production of Rhodes College, 2000 N. Parkway, “Scott Joplin and Treemonisha” Memphis, TN 38112-1690. E-mail: [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) 843-3474. E-mail: [email protected] Profi les RHODES ALUMNI OFFICE: • A close-up of Michael Drompp, Dean of the Faculty and Vice 1 (800) 264-LYNX President for Academic Affairs RHODES ADMISSIONS OFFICE: 1 (800) 844-LYNX • What the new Environmental Studies postdocs are teaching this semester POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: RHODES, 2000 North Parkway, Campus News Memphis, TN 38112-1690 • Gail Streete Receives Jameson M. Jones Award CHANGE OF ADDRESS: • New Full-Time Faculty Make an Impressive Roster Please mail the completed form below and label from this issue of RHODES to: • A Standing Ovation for Ostrander Award Winners from Alumni Offi ce, Rhodes College, 2000 North Rhodes Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112-1690. • The Newest Class on the Block Name • Lartigue-Ndiaye ’88 Honored with Jefferson Star

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aculty dedicated to undergraduate teaching is one of foundations, parents and trustees have provided generous FRhodes’ greatest strengths. Alumni from the 1940s support of the academic program at Rhodes. The gifts and to the class of 2008 attest that their Rhodes experience is bequests, all aimed at attaining the Rhodes Vision, benefi t shaped by our outstanding faculty. Teaching, not limited a wide variety of departments along with an eclectic array of to the classroom, permeates the campus through regular innovations and programs. one-on-one exchanges between faculty and students. The The Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair in Muslim- frequent interaction enables faculty to engage students in Christian Relations honors an alumna of Rhodes College all aspects of their particular discipline, including their and aims to enable a student to work closely with an research, and results in lifelong friendships. A primary goal outstanding member of the Rhodes faculty. The funds of the Campaign for Rhodes is to ensure that our faculty support a distinguished faculty member’s research and and staff have the talent, time and resources to inspire and course development as well as the work of a student research involve our students in meaningful study, research and associate who can contribute to and benefi t from working service. Alumni, parents, foundations and friends clearly closely with the faculty member. The current occupant recognize the value of faculty contributions, and they is Professor John Kaltner who says, “In addition to the have expressed their appreciation through gifts to support funding for my research which is, of course, very welcome, specifi c endeavors. the best thing about the chair is that it allows me to work Most visible is the Paul Barret Jr. Library which has with talented students as a mentor and collaborator. Lars transformed the center of campus and provides a place Nelson, a Religious Studies and History double major, is my for faculty and students to plan their collaborations and research assistant this year, and I have thoroughly enjoyed share news of progress along the way. The renovations and working with him.” addition to the McCoy Theatre made possible by the Harry The Jameson M. Jones Outstanding Faculty Service B. McCoy Foundation has reinvigorated all of the arts on Award, also in support of the Rhodes Vision’s Student campus by providing space for theatre faculty to be housed Learning Imperative, has been endowed by Dr. John under one roof as well as additional rehearsal space for Gladney ’74 to continue the tradition of honoring faculty upcoming performances. In addition to these gifts, alumni, service at Rhodes at Opening Convocation each year.

{ 2 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Loretta Jackson-Hayes, assistant professor of Chemistry

“Members of the faculty serve Rhodes in many ways that The Martin-Kragh Faculty Development Fund for go beyond formal teaching duties and scholarship,” notes Biology and Chemistry was established by parents Steve Gladney, mentioning in particular academic advising and Nancy Martin in hope of perpetuating the close and oversight of the academic program. All members learning and working relationship their son Stuart ’08 had of the Rhodes faculty are eligible to receive the award. working in the laboratory of chemistry professor Loretta Nominations are considered by a committee comprising Jackson-Hayes. primarily faculty members and members of the Offi ce of “When we came for Parents’ Weekend, my son Stuart Academic Affairs. Recipients have included Professors John wanted us to meet one his professors, Dr. Loretta Jackson- Katlner, Tim Huebner and, most recently, Gail Streete. Hayes,” Steve Martin recalls. “We were expecting a quick rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 3 } Tim Huebner, associate professor of History handshake, but we stayed in her lab for nearly an hour The fi rst provides support for faculty in all stages of their listening to her and Stuart describe their research project. careers to grow professionally. Benefi ciaries have included I’m sure it is every parent’s dream to see a son or daughter so professors Tim Huebner and Lynn Zastoupil of the History excited to work on a fascinating project under the direction Department; Jennifer Brady, English; and David Jeter, of a great mentor.” Chemistry. The fund provides support for a chemistry or biology The most recent Mellon program provides funding to student to conduct research in the laboratory of a faculty expand the Environmental Sciences program to a much mentor. more broadly defi ned Environmental Studies program (see The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation established two story on page 8). The Environmental Sciences program, programs that benefi t the Rhodes academic program. which appeals to students in Mathematics, Chemistry,

{ 4 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Biology and Economics, is broadening its focus to include “This support is gratifying recognition of the important environmental policy and will be attractive to students work our students do in the community,” Kirby says. “It interested in areas such as Political Science, International also encourages us to document Rhodes’ success stories Studies, Business or Economics with career interests in and disseminate the information to other programs and environmental law, ethics, politics or economics. community members. We have begun publication of a “Emerging from this program, our students can position Community Journal to accomplish that goal. The fi rst one themselves to be leaders in addressing some of the world’s deals with community policing and has been very well most pressing issues,” says Professor David Kesler, who is received.” chairing the effort. The James T. and Valeria B. Robertson Chair in The program has hired three new postdoctoral fellows, Biological Science was established by Dr. James Robertson Robert Lustech, Tait Keller and Jennifer Sciubba, who ’53 to support faculty teaching and research in the sciences. are working with Kesler to implement a variety of The current occupant, Professor Terry Hill, says, “Being the interdisciplinary aspects of the program. Lustech also occupant of this chair is a great honor. It’s also much more teaches courses in the Anthropology/Sociology Department, than that. The funds allow me to travel to international Keller in History and Sciubba in International Studies. conferences which is quite as important in the sciences as The Dr. Iris Annette Pearce Shakespeare Endowment in modern languages and international studies. There are was established through a generous bequest from Dr. Pearce three collaborations that [Chemistry] Professor Darlene ’42 to support the Student Learning and Engagement Loprete and I are involved in that arose from associations I Imperatives of the Rhodes Vision. Dr. Pearce had a history made at such meetings. There are great things happening of giving to her country and community. She served as in our research that would not be happening without this a WAVE during World War II, was a fi fth-generation support.” physician and a pioneer for women in the fi eld of medicine. The Spence Wilson Faculty International Travel She was the fi rst woman resident in internal medicine and Fund was established by the Kemmons Wilson Family the fi rst woman chief resident at John Gaston Hospital Foundation in honor of Spence Wilson to enable faculty in Memphis. She also served as director of the City of to conduct research outside the U.S., collaborate with Memphis Hospitals. Dr. Pearce had a unique compassion colleagues from throughout the world, travel to retool or for the poor and underserved. In 1981, she received the expand the curriculum, present papers at international prestigious L.M. Graves Memorial Health Award for conferences and take students abroad. outstanding contributions to community health care. “The Rhodes Vision clearly states the college’s goal is Income from her endowed fund will be used to enhance to inspire its graduates to be effective leaders not only in and enrich courses in the Shakespeare Studies program their local communities and professions but in the world,” through lectures by visiting scholars, classes offered by Wilson says. “To achieve that goal of enriching our students’ actors and directors in residence, conferences, workshops global perspectives, it is imperative that our faculty have and performances. A portion of the funding will support access to international resources and opportunities.” research by the faculty member holding the position in In the fi rst two years since its inception, the fund has Shakespeare Studies in the English Department. provided international experiences to seven faculty members Plans for the program are highly interdisciplinary in including: Professors Mauricio Cafi ero (Chemistry), nature. Collaboration with the Theatre Department will be Eddie Mallot (English), Jeffrey Jackson (History), Gary ongoing, and more innovative partnerships are also planned. Lindquester (Biology), Michelle Mattson (Modern Work is under way for a program on Shakespeare and the Languages), Marsha Walton (Psychology) and Tom Environment, in celebration of the new Environmental McGowan (Anthropology/Sociology). Studies program, and Shakespeare and Politics is slated for “I am very grateful to the alumni/ae, foundations, parents next year. and trustees who have underwritten these important The Plough Foundation has endowed a chair in Urban programs,” says Rhodes president William E. Troutt. “It is a Studies to strengthen public education, early childhood strong affi rmation that they understand and appreciate the development, crime protection, health care and economic vital nature of what happens here every day. The Rhodes development in Shelby County. The chair is held by faculty is second to none and I am delighted that friends of Professor Mike Kirby, chair of the Urban Studies program. the college are supporting their work.” rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 5 } Respected Scholar Is New Academic By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 Leader By Daney D. Kepple JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN ichael R. Drompp, Rhodes’ new academic leader, steps into his two-year appointment Mas Dean of the Faculty and Vice President for Academic Affairs with three points in his favor: • He was the unanimous choice of President Troutt and the Faculty Governance Committee. • He is a distinguished scholar and teacher as well as an able administrator. • He has a solid record of leading the campus community through waters that have not always been smooth. Drompp, a Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University, came to Rhodes in 1989 as an assistant professor of history after teaching at Illinois State University and serving as the director of the Pacifi c Rim/Asia Study- Travel Program at the University of Puget Sound. He was promoted to associate professor in 1993 and full professor in 2003, and chaired both the Department of History and the Asian Studies Program for several years. Drompp has also served as Dean of Academic Affairs for Postgraduate Fellowships. He received the Clarence Day Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1999. Drompp’s classroom skills rest on a fi rm foundation. A lifelong musician who was encouraged by his parents to look for a more “practical” major, Drompp discovered the Department of Uralic and Altaic Studies at Indiana University and was captivated. His Michael Drompp fi rst experience was a course called “Inner Asia before the Mongol Conquest,” taught by a master teacher who later became one of his mentors. “I have stayed there ever since. I am fascinated by the relationship between the Chinese people and the nomadic peoples to China’s north. I stayed at

{ 6 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Indiana for all three of my degrees because that was called for curricular revision and a new library. Major the only place in the world that could offer me that progress has been achieved in all those areas. concentration,” he says. Michael Drompp has earned the faculty’s and the Drompp lived in Taiwan for two and a half years while administration’s trust many times over, yet he begins his writing his dissertation and studied, among other things, new assignment with humility. gourmet cooking. A few years ago he set off for Mongolia “The Diversity Initiative was a very good learning on his own and rented a Jeep, driver and translator to experience for me,” he says. “Through it I came to see examine and photograph archaeological sites that had not that process is important as well as outcome, and progress yet been excavated. Perhaps most formative was the year is often slow. As part of that work other members of the he spent leading University of Puget Sound students on a task force and I met with many groups with the goal of year-long academic experience in Asia. engaging as many constituencies as possible. It reinforced “We went to Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, India, for me the tremendous importance of listening.” Nepal and Pakistan, and the students studied a different Drompp enters his new role with that realization. course in each country,” he recalls. “In Thailand we lived “I have great respect for the work of everyone here and in a monastery and studied for the level of trust we Theravada Buddhism. In share. I hope to promote Nepal, on a 20-day trek of “I want to honor and improved communication the Himalayas we studied the and strive for greater fl ora and fauna of the area. I celebrateThe Svalbard theGlobal workSeed Vault of the faculty transparency. I want to taught art history in China honor and celebrate the and still include art in many in all its diversity. There is a work of the faculty in of my classes. The capstone marvelous variety of teaching and all its diversity. There is course was on the history a marvelous variety of and cultures of the Silk Road, research and creative activity here, teaching and research and taught while we traveled a creative activity here, and I good portion of that ancient and I am very glad of that.” am very glad of that.” route. The net effect was —Michael Drompp Drompp admits to some that I truly came to value sadness at the thought of international education and leaving the classroom. its impact on students.” “I love teaching,” he says. Soon after President Troutt arrived at Rhodes he “I was reminded of that recently when I got a postcard asked Drompp to chair the Diversity Initiative, a task from a student who is now studying in China. It is very force charged with looking at obstacles to attaining a gratifying to me that she thought of the class in which more diverse campus and how those obstacles could be we studied the emperor who is pictured on the card. We overcome. The fact that 21 percent of the class of 2012 really do have great students at Rhodes.” are students of color is an eloquent testimony to the On the other hand, “I won’t miss grading! Over the often challenging work of that task force. years I’ve learned that I enjoy working with the faculty Later, Drompp led the steering committee established as well as with the students, and this job gives me a new to oversee the faculty/trustee teams that tackled the way to do that.” 10 “steps forward” highlighted in President Troutt’s inaugural address. The 10 initiatives, which have since been consolidated into the Rhodes Vision and its four strategic imperatives, set such goals as recruiting and retaining the best faculty and promoting increased opportunities for students to do research, engage with the Memphis community and study abroad. They also rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 7 } Examining the Environment

By Marci Deshaies Woodmansee ’90 Photography by Justin Fox Burks

ow did Columbus’ H arrival in the New World impact the native population? What happens to the environment of an area when you start building parking lots? In what ways can population, disease and technology impact war, power and sovereignty? What does “national security” mean from an environmental standpoint? Students at Rhodes are getting the opportunity to tackle these complex issues and many more through a newly expanded Environmental Studies Tait Keller program—all made possible by a major grant from Environmental Studies program helps position the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Rhodes as a leader in the national higher education With the Mellon Grant providing more than conversation on the environment, and is another $500,000 over the next three years, Rhodes has area of study in which the college can take full created an interdisciplinary course of study that advantage of its urban location. crosses humanities, natural and social sciences and “Our faculty has created three postdoctoral greatly enhances what began as an Environmental positions emphasizing environmental policy, which Science minor in the natural sciences just a few adds both depth and breadth to our program, years ago. Students are now exploring aspects along with teaching experience in a liberal arts of ecological anthropology, environmental environment for humanities Ph.D.s,” says Rhodes archaeology and the politics of pathogens, to name President William E. Troutt. “The program plays just a few new topics of study, under the guidance to our strengths in interdisciplinary learning that of three faculty fellows whose appointments were crosses traditional departmental boundaries. The funded by the Mellon Grant award. The new timing is ideal for Rhodes as we implement several

{ 8 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu new initiatives that continue to integrate academic “For years, before the [Environmental Science] and experiential learning, and we are very grateful minor was created, we sputtered along trying to put to the Mellon Foundation for this support.” together some sort of an environmental program,” According to Michael Drompp, vice president he says. “I was quite pleased when we adopted the for Academic Affairs and dean of the faculty, the philosophy of first building on our strength in Rhodes faculty is due the credit for successfully sciences with the Environmental Science minor. I winning the prestigious grant, and the newly believe that successful program was an important expanded Environmental Studies program is component in our proposal to the Mellon already building bridges in terms of uniting Foundation.” different disciplines. While the new Environmental Studies courses

Jennifer Sciubba Rob Lusteck “Our History, International Studies and have interest for students in a wide variety of Anthropology/Sociology departments are hosting the disciplines at Rhodes, the History, Anthropology/ new postdocs at Rhodes,” explains Drompp, “but the Sociology and International Studies departments program has the potential to impact students across an are particularly happy about welcoming new faculty even wider variety of disciplines and courses of study. fellows in their specifi c disciplines. It is really exciting because it’s such a broad-based With a Ph.D. in history from Georgetown, initiative. The new courses are intended to appeal to a faculty fellow Tait Keller is guiding students in great number of students, not just those who want to the exploration of the development of human minor in Environmental Science.” society and the ways in which human experience Biology Department professor David Kesler, is lived in an ecological context. Jennifer Sciubba, who helped develop the original Environmental who has her Ph.D. in international studies from Science minor and who will direct the expanded the University of Maryland, is sharing the most interdisciplinary program, agrees that it is an compelling aspects of her work at the Pentagon and ambitious effort. helping students explore what she describes as her rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 9 } broad, nontraditional view of international relations. history and politics of consumption and the And with a Ph.D. in anthropology and minor in relationship of science and technology to society at paleoecology from the University of Minnesota, large. They examine urban planning and suburban Rob Lusteck brings a distinctly archaeological sprawl, and the interaction between cultural values perspective to students examining ecological and and the setting in which we live. The histories anthropological aspects of environmental issues. of these pertinent areas are often absent from “When we were offered the chance to apply to host current debates, but to understand where we are one of these postdoctoral fellows, it made perfect environmentally, we need to know what political, sense to me try to bring in someone with an interest social and ethical decisions got us here.” in environmental Like his archaeology,” colleagues in explains the History and Anthropology/ Anthropology/ Sociology chair “Solutions Sociology Susan Kus. “Rob is to today’s environmental problems departments, teaching students International about ecological demand a diverse Studies chair anthropology, which background Steve Ceccoli is examines how of experience and study. excited about other cultures— the opportunity particularly those Th e heart Rhodes has to we’d consider of our liberal arts and sciences tradition continue offering indigenous to an innovative their particular is the examination interdisciplinary area—understand curriculum for their environment of questions students. and their place in from multiple perspectives.” “Recruiting new the larger ecological faculty members in scheme. He’s also —Professor David Kesler our departments has an archaeologist, allowed us to bring so he brings an together scholars understanding from diverse fields of how people and enable them to through time lived share their insights,” in this area in North America—and a historical and he says. “I expect that this opportunity will create prehistorical perspective to how humans and the several excellent synergies, many of which we have environment interacted with one another here.” not yet anticipated.” For History Department chair Gail Murray, All three postdoctoral fellows point to the the fact that the Environmental Studies courses opportunity to teach in an intimate liberal arts are bridging natural sciences, social sciences and environment as one of the deciding factors in humanities fits well with Rhodes’ emphasis on accepting their appointments at Rhodes. The a liberal arts experience that produces articulate, chance to shape a new course of study was also part well-read, engaged citizens. of the appeal. “Environmental historians are asking some of “Carol Ekstrom, David Kesler and others have the most cutting-edge questions in the field of certainly laid a solid foundation for the new environmental studies,” Murray says. “These Environmental Studies program, and seem to have scholars confront questions about the development successfully drummed up a lot of interest and of industry, the use of natural resources, the support for it,” says Jennifer Sciubba. “Now it’s

{ 10 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu up to us to bring our own unique perspectives and plug into the community and demonstrate that talents and see their vision through.” there are people in the area interested in green Sciubba plans to do just that through her issues,” she says. “That makes us a part of the ecological politics course, which challenges the movement, not a city left behind.” notion that international relations is all about Lusteck echoes these sentiments in describing states, bombs and money. Her Pentagon research how Environmental Studies will make a difference on population and nontraditional security will at Rhodes and beyond. be equally interesting for students wishing to “One of the reasons this program was funded explore feminist and environmental perspectives on was that people are becoming more aware of national security. environmental problems,” he says. “For example, “I hope to show students that there are multiple in Tennessee, there are several EPA-designated ways of looking at the world and that there are Superfund sites (an uncontrolled or abandoned other issues just as important as war and power,” place where hazardous waste is located, which she says. “I also think it is important to connect can possibly affect local ecosystems or people). to the local community so that students can feel There are all sorts of environmental changes that that what they are learning is tangible. There can happen with everything humans do, and are international issues in Memphis, such as sometimes they can be fairly catastrophic. Often refugee communities of people who were forced you will see people in some degree of power who away from home by environmental and political have stepped on little people and caused areas of issues, and there are local connections between environmental degradation that have negatively pollution and poverty that mirror what’s going impacted the lifestyle of the less powerful segment. on in less industrialized countries. There are “With society’s increased awareness of certain many commonalities, and by looking at what environmental issues, it’s a good time to examine is happening right here, students can better other cultures and the ways they approach the understand what is happening abroad.” environment,” he continues. “We teach 20 students, The opportunities to connect to the local and we hope they go out and teach 20 more. I’d community will undoubtedly have great appeal for like to help create a strong Environmental Studies Rhodes students, who are already well-known for program here by teaching young people to be aware putting theory into practice and testing classroom of these issues, so they can use that knowledge in concepts in real-world settings. their future and try to fix these problems.” “If you’re going to study the environment, you Kesler says it is critical to pull out all the stops in have to be out in it!” Keller says with a laugh. “I tackling today’s environmental problems. think these new courses are not only an excellent “Why is this program important?” he asks. addition to the curriculum, but also a great “Because it’s critical that we expose tomorrow’s opportunity to do work beyond the Rhodes business, civic and academic leaders to these issues. College campus. One example is sustainable Solutions to today’s environmental problems development on the Memphis riverfront and all demand a diverse background of experience and along the Mississippi River. I think our work study, and the heart of our liberal arts and sciences in Environmental Studies will have a part to tradition is the examination of questions from play in that. There are also some pretty serious multiple perspectives. My long-term, blue-sky hope environmental justice issues here in Memphis that for this program is an Environmental Studies major we can examine. One of the ways Rhodes can really that allows students to explore environmental set itself apart compared to similar programs is by issues from the perspectives of the natural sciences, capitalizing on our urban environment in exploring humanities, social sciences and the fine arts. I hope such issues. I think that will really appeal to the that a large proportion of Rhodes courses will fold kinds of students who come to Rhodes.” discussion and study of environmental issues into Sciubba agrees. “Having a strong environmental their content, and that study of the environment program here, situated in Memphis, allows us to will become one of our mission statements.” rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 11 } OPEN RHODES By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 Photography by Justin Fox Burks

eady, set, go! That’s how most alums and current On campus, the entire Rhodes community is students over the age of 20 would sum up the involved. Some 30 faculty participated this year, along Rfi rst days they spent at Rhodes. In one week’s with countless administrators and 45 current students, time, they would move in, meet their classmates and a including 20 Open Rhodes Assistants, or ORAs, who host of peer assistants, attend orientation sessions, register met the incoming students, led panels and acted as tour and begin classes. Depending on one’s class year, Parent/ guides. Family Weekend would be a long two or three months off. At each Open Rhodes session, there are common That’s the way it was—until two summers ago, when informational panels, meals and receptions. There are Open Rhodes was born. It’s an aptly-named two-day also separate events for students or parents only. Everyone residential summer orientation program for incoming meets with faculty, current students and administrators students, parents invited. The concept was designed by in formal and informal settings. a committee of faculty, staff and students who knew There are faculty presentations on the Foundations exactly what was needed and worked quickly during Curriculum, humanities, fi ne arts, natural sciences and the 2007 spring semester to bring it about that summer. social sciences. Participants also hear from the dean Why the change? Incoming students and their parents of students and director of Campus Safety. There are wanted—and needed— more time to assimilate, and sessions on academic transitions, Search/Life, community they let the college know about it, says Marcus Langford, and diversity, community service, health and wellness director of New Student Programs. and computer services. A panel of current students—a “In their evaluations of the old system, students said particular favorite—reveals what life is really like at they felt a high level of anxiety because there was a lot 2000 North Parkway. Most important, each incoming to accomplish over a relatively short period of time,” student meets with a faculty member to plan his/her fi rst Langford explains. “In just a few days, they had to semester schedule. think about what they were going to major in, register In addition, they leave with their ID cards and a for classes, meet their academic adviser and other new sense of what their fall semester course schedule will students and orient themselves to the campus. Plus, be. At the end of Day 2, they and their parents know students didn’t have regular communication with the Rhodes backward and forward. In August, despite the college between the time they’d paid their deposit in the temperature, move-in is a relative breeze. spring until they arrived in August. There was a huge gap Tom and Jacie Kuchan from Chicago attended Open that wasn’t allowing them to develop a connection with Rhodes 2008 with their daughter Regan. Rhodes. All this, coupled with our desire to help students “I have a much better feel for the college, its make that connection earlier rather than later, led us to environment, what its values are,” Tom said on Day Open Rhodes.” 2. “I know what to expect, the environment Regan will In June and July, students and their parents attend one be living in, the opportunities and resources that are of four two-day sessions. Each is geared to accommodate available to her.” up to 125 students. Students are mailed an Open Rhodes Jacie enjoyed speaking with current students: “It was Resource Book beforehand, a 32-page booklet fi lled with very informative and made me feel it’s a good fi t for valuable information on how the college works. When Regan.” they arrive for the session, students stay on campus, Jeff Tucker from Franklin, TN, who participated parents in hotels. with wife Allison and son Sam, said, “As a parent, I feel

{ 12 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Chaplain Walt Tennyson and Regina Simmons, associate director of residence life (right), greet a parent at an Open Rhodes session

more acclimated to the campus. I have a much better attendance, Langford says.) Of the 41 students who idea of what the expectations are. Hearing from the didn’t come, most live or were traveling abroad, and a administration, faculty and students helped me gain few had confl icting plans. The $110 it costs for a student confi dence that Sam’s going to be able to come here to attend (included in the fall tuition bill) covers meals, and be successful and independent on his own, and that materials and lodging in a residence hall (women in there’s a good support system for all of that here.” Robinson, men in Blount). Sam agreed, adding, “It’s also a good way to get to “Rhodes is unique. Most small, private colleges operate know people.” under a ‘fall model,’ the way Rhodes used to, whereas Jessica Cowan ’11, an ORA who went through the fi rst larger institutions, those with 7,000 students in the Open Rhodes in summer 2007, concurs with Sam. incoming class, conduct several two- to three-day “It is a good way to meet people. I know that when the summer orientation programs,” explains Langford. students arrive in August, they’ll see a familiar face and “Open Rhodes makes a difference,” he continues. “It have someone to talk to. It’s good for parents, too. Last allows students to make a connection with the college year, my mom remembered everything she heard from the earlier and gives them more time to think about some panels and would remind me of things throughout both of the many transitions they’re going to have to make, semesters.” whether it’s related to academics or meeting new people Langford says Jessica speaks for other sophomores who and encountering new things. It gives parents an went through the fi rst Open Rhodes. understanding that there are people here who have their “It meant so much to them and their parents. But on the sons’ and daughters’ best interests at heart and who will fl ip side, there were a number of juniors and seniors who go out of their way to help them succeed.” hadn’t had the Open Rhodes experience and wanted to be Attending Open Rhodes is Step 1. In August, now- involved—they wish they’d had that.” confi dent fi rst-years arrive for an action-packed fi ve-day This year, 452 incoming students, more than 90%, academic, social and cultural orientation before classes attended Open Rhodes. (Other colleges and universities begin. And these days, Parent/Family Weekend is only with summer orientation programs average 80% one month away. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 13 } The Well-Connected By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 Photography by Trey Clark ’89

Prof. Judith Haas, Jamie Augustine ’89, La’Sandria Ward ’09 and Chris Williams ’11

{ 14 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu hodes people are very well-connected. In connects students with study and internships abroad. fact, alumni, students, parents, trustees, Several of the internships are provided by Rhodes faculty, staff, friends over time become trustees, alumni, parents and friends. Rlinked for life in myriad ways. • Service scholarships and other programs administered It all starts in high school, when students who attend by Rhodes CARES (Center for Academic Research and college fairs can meet Rhodes Admissions Offi ce staff Education through Service) and the Chaplain’s Offi ce offer and perhaps representatives from RAVE (Rhodes Alumni opportunities for service learning and community service. Volunteer Effort). In some cities, Rhodes Chapters— Several programs are provided by alumni and friends. groups of alumni and parents—invite accepted students • Career Services and Alumni Relations put them on for get-togethers to learn more about Rhodes. the trail of stateside and international internships and jobs, The next step can involve a campus visit, when again, often through trustees, alumni, parents and friends. prospectives stay with students, meet faculty, attend • A highlight for Economics and Business Administration classes and interview with Admissions. students is the annual New York City Career Tour in When students enroll, alums and parents in some of January, where they meet and network with Rhodes their hometowns throw a send-off party. trustees, alumni, parents and friends, learning what it takes Choosing Rhodes is one thing, getting here is to work in the fi nancial markets there. another. Around 85 percent of Rhodes students • Rhodes chapters host career networking events for receive some form of fi nancial aid—federal, state, undergraduates in several cities throughout the year. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault institutional or outside assistance or a combination of • At Homecoming, the Alumni Offi ce sponsors panels any of these. Add to that a history of Rhodes people of young alumni who live in New York and Washington, looking after Rhodes people—more than 50 percent of DC, to speak to current students about living and working students attend Rhodes with the help of scholarships in those cities. Homecoming 2008 added a similar health or fellowships provided by people who love the college. sciences symposium and a reception with Dan Cullen, Students who receive named scholarships sometimes Political Science professor who led discussions at several have an opportunity to meet the donors. But there are Rhodes Chapters around the country this fall. thousands of others they won’t meet—all the alumni The saga continues. and friends whose regular Annual Fund gifts go straight After commencement, some Rhodes Chapters to fi nancial aid and faculty salaries. Students also take welcome new alums with jobs in their city with, courses from some faculty who hold endowed chairs yes, a party, making sure they meet everyone across named for people who love Rhodes, and they attend generations and widening their circle of acquaintances. classes, and live, in buildings often named for the There’s an old saying that your best friends are your donors who provided them. college friends. A quick read of Class Notes reveals who Relationships deepen throughout their Rhodes years. and how many alumni make a point of getting together Thanks to faculty, staff, alumni, trustees, parents and for mini-reunions on a regular basis. And nowadays, friends, students’ intellectual and personal growth many alums stay in touch through either Rhodes’ or fl ourish inside the classroom and beyond: their own Facebook and LinkedIn accounts. • Faculty mentors, whom their students will remember Homecoming weekend is prime time for re- forever, guide them through rigorous courses, projects establishing old ties with classmates and faculty, yet and research. They suggest and help them secure off- throughout the year, some alums reconnect in different campus internships and counsel them on postgraduate ways. Alumni authors are encouraged to send two of work and careers. their books to the Barret Library—one for the Alumni • The Center for Outreach in the Development of the Collection, the other for general circulation. Other Arts (CODA) connects students with arts organizations in alums who are tops in their fi eld are invited to speak to Memphis and around the country, thanks in large part to a classes in economics, natural sciences, English. grant from friends and the help of alumni and parents. Whatever our relationship is to Rhodes, one could say • The Buckman Center for International Education we are linked (lynxed?)—for life. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 15 } Fashioning a Career Art History major La’Sandria Ward the impact of music on its culture, says she and her colleagues will ’09 knows what it means to be well- history and economy. resolve the dilemma well before connected. The Memphis native During the summer the trio opening night. who attends Rhodes with a Dean’s thoroughly researched the opera The group met over the summer Fellowship and a Rhodes Grant, “Treemonisha” and locales in which with Opera Memphis artistic both provided by Annual Fund the Opera Memphis production are director Michael Ching, showing gifts to the college, also works set, late 19th-century Texarkana, him a PowerPoint presentation of on campus part time through the AR, and early 20th-century New their plans. Federal Work-Study Program. York. They studied history, clothing “Mr. Ching was happy about our She’s also academically well- styles, Joplin’s life and a film color scheme. He said it looked connected. Last semester, Ward production of the opera before like the one for an Opera Memphis took a class in theater design “to finally “being turned loose” in ‘Porgy and Bess’ production, so fulfill a requirement.” they could pull some of But her talent for those costumes and mix costume design led her and match with ours, professor, David Jilg ’79, which is good because to suggest she apply for ‘Treemonisha’ has a the section he would 40-member chorus,” says lead in the summer 2008 Ward. Rhodes Institute for Ching also liked Regional Studies. Three several of the students’ students would design ideas, such as dressing the costumes for the both the chorus of January 2009 Opera dancing bears in Memphis production Texarkana and the New of “Scott Joplin and York producers in the Treemonisha,” a work same suits. that tells the story of Noting Ward’s composer Scott Joplin’s enthusiasm and work struggle to have his ethic, Prof. Jilg invited opera “Treemonisha” her to design the produced during his costumes for McCoy lifetime. Theatre’s February 2009 Ward didn’t need production of Neil convincing. Nor did Labute’s play “Fat Pig,” Katie Grills ’10 and a request she readily Natalija Kokoreva ’10, accepted. who also signed on. The La’Sandria Ward ’09 Earlier in the 2007- three participated in 08 academic year, Ward the program as fellows took an art history of Rhodes’ Mike Curb Institute for Hancock Fabrics where the project course from her adviser, Prof. David Music, created in 2006 through began to come to life. McCarthy: Topics in Art History— a $5 million donation from the “We wanted the costumes to be Photographs from the Memphis Mike Curb Family Foundation. Mike historically correct,” explains Ward. World, 1949-1964. The Memphis Curb is founder and chairman The trio agreed on colors, color World was an African-American of Nashville-based Curb Records schemes, which character should newspaper published from 1931- and the family foundation. The wear what, how the costumes 73 whose photographers included institute aims to foster awareness would move, but Treemonisha’s such luminaries as Ernest Withers and understanding of the distinct wardrobe is still “under and the Hooks brothers. The class musical traditions of the South and consideration.” Ward graciously culminated in a joint project with

{ 16 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, recording oral histories. Ward has told me he and Prof. McCarthy had which is mounting an exhibition of three entries in the catalogue, all been talking about me, and they the photos through Jan. 5, 2009. won at the microfilm reader; her decided it would probably be in my Nineteen additional photographs subjects had no survivors. best interest to study abroad. Since were on view at Rhodes’ Clough- Ward’s academic connections then, I’ve been looking at schools Hanson Gallery earlier this fall. The have taken her into several realms in Paris, along with New York and students’ assignment: to write the in the community; now she’s Los Angeles.” catalogue entries. All semester, looking beyond. they scrolled through microfilm “I once told Prof. McCarthy that at the public library and scoured I wanted to go into costume or To see the students’ costume designs for the phone book for names of the fashion design. One day during the “Scott Joplin and Treemonisha,” visit subjects’ relatives in hope of Institute this summer, Prof. Jilg rhodes.edu/magazine.

Channeling the Renaissance History major Chris Rhodes undergraduate Williams is studying to research opportunities in go to medical school. both clinic and laboratory He’s also minoring in for two summers and one French. His adviser is academic year. Williams is French professor Shira involved in “determining Malkin. Next year, with the different rates of Malkin’s help, he plans ‘wear’ among various hip to study abroad in Aix- implant-bearing materials en-Provence. This year, in a patient population.” with physics professor “My main area of Ann Viano’s help, he focus is RSA—radio holds a prestigious stereometric analysis,” physics fellowship. This Williams says. “It’s happens at Rhodes a process that was sometimes. It also developed in Sweden happens that there where you basically exists a peaceful take two X rays and fire coalition among them simultaneously Williams and the history, at a target point—the French and natural hip, arm, leg. In surgery, sciences faculty. They when the hip implant is work it out. Biology put into the body the professor Alan Jaslow, Chris Williams ’11 surgeon shoots tantalum director of health markers—tantalum is a professions advising, gives Williams Fellowship. InMotion, a Memphis- heavy metal that shows up on X plenty of help, too. based musculoskeletal institute, is rays—in both the implant and the The sophomore from Baton a nonprofit orthopedic laboratory top of the femur. By doing this Rouge, who attends Rhodes with whose mission is to “reduce you can create a three-dimensional the help of a Cambridge Fellowship disability and to improve mobility model of the hip, the implant, (provided through Annual Fund for the musculoskeletal patient everything. Based on the position giving), holds the Rhodes through translational research.” of the beads, you can figure out if InMotion Musculoskeletal Research Its research fellowship provides a the implant is moving, how much rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 17 } creep there is, how much wear. makes it very fragile and likely and I fi gure if not now, when?” Normal X ray techniques allow us to break. You remove the tumor Having these options, plus to look at this in millimeters; now and repair the bone in a way that getting to know Rhodes people we can see it in micrometers. It’s stabilizes it and allows the patient helped Williams choose Rhodes over really good for predicting whether to regain the use of that limb. The four other colleges. or not a hip or knee implant is goal is to reduce pain and make “I attended two gatherings going to be successful in the long the quality of life better for that for accepted students in New term. In the past, we haven’t been person.” Orleans—one for Rhodes and one able to predict that; you’d have The summer project called for for another college,” he says. to take it out of people after 20 working with cadaver bones, a “That’s where I decided Rhodes years and see how the implant has unique opportunity for a college would be the place for me. I looked performed.” sophomore, says Williams. At the at the difference between the two Williams’ fellowship allows him to end of the fellowship, he’ll get kinds of people who went to these work with people from the entire to work on his own project, form schools and realized I fit in a lot Memphis community. This summer, his own questions, experiments, better with Rhodes people. he worked with Dr. Robert Heck conclusions—“all before I’m a “Rhodes really does have your ’91, an orthopedic oncologist at junior.” best interests at heart. That’s one Campbell Clinic. Back on campus, Williams the thing I’ve found about this place. “In that project I looked at realist pursues his love of the My mom and dad are on the Parent different ways to repair a humerus liberal arts. Council. Every time they come (the long bone of the upper “If the med school thing doesn’t home from a meeting, they say, arm that extends from shoulder work out, or if I decide that being ‘They’re really looking out for you to elbow) to prevent it from a doctor isn’t for me, I might be here. They really want you all to fracturing when it’s been attacked a teacher,” he says. “I’m trying to succeed.’ by a tumor. In the late stages of keep my options open. I’m majoring “I know that for a fact—the cancer, patients develop bone in history because it’s my interest— opportunities I’m getting here are metastases. It weakens the bone, it’s always been my favorite subject, unparalleled.”

Teaching Across the Board Judith Haas, who teaches and • Secretary-treasurer of the like teaching sophomores—I think serves the Rhodes community Rhodes chapter of Phi Beta Kappa they can be somewhat overwhelmed across the board, is connected “In addition to teaching courses in the first year of the course, and to the college in many ways. An such as Chaucer, medieval lit, by the second, they’re starting to assistant professor of English who Dante and first-year writing have opinions. I enjoy that.” also teaches second-year Search seminar, I’ve taught the English Haas particularly enjoys teaching and Feminist Theory, she also Department’s contribution to Feminist Theory. serves as: Search since I came to Rhodes six “It’s sort of been my baby, • Chair of Women’s Studies, which years ago—two to three courses re-working and re-thinking it is undergoing a name change to a year in addition to one English every year, trying to figure out the Gender and Sexuality Studies course and Feminist Theory in the what students minoring in the Program Women’s Studies Program,” says program really need,” she says. “I • Co-director of postgraduate Haas. “I’ve always taught second- guess I teach in the two most fellowships with Mike LaRosa, year Search, which covers the interdisciplinary programs in the associate professor of history and 1600s to the late 1980s. We begin college—Search and Women’s director of the Latin American with Machiavelli and end with a Studies. There are many ways in Studies Program Don DeLillo novel, White Noise. I which they’re antagonistic to each

{ 18 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu other—for example, began this fall, there much of Search involves is more to be written great books great men on the subject in the have written, and the future. Feminist Theory class is Well cast in another critical of that tradition. leadership role, Haas But you have to know has worked with the that tradition in order Rhodes chapter of to see the critique. It’s Phi Beta Kappa since very useful to me to say coming to the college. A in Feminist Theory class, Phi Beta Kappa herself, ‘Do you remember what she holds her Ph.D. John Locke wrote about from the University equality in the 17th of California, Santa century? Well, here’s Cruz, and B.A. from what he was missing.’ I Wesleyan University in like to have those two Connecticut. traditions to speak to “As a member of each other, and students the PBK executive need that Search committee, I helped education to understand choose memberships and the Feminist Theory interview students for class.” the Peyton Nalle Rhodes The Women’s Judith Haas Award. Four years ago, I Studies Program is took over as secretary- for all students, Haas treasurer from [biology emphasizes. challenging norms is legitimate.” professor] Terry Hill. I plan events, “We’ve changed the name to The program offers a minor, the induction, luncheon and attract more students. We’ve and internships are available at visiting speaker every year. It’s a definitely had some wonderful male a variety of local and national nice way to be involved. students, but it’s been difficult agencies. “The thing I like best about it to draw them in. It’s the study Haas’ concern for students is is the many second-year students of gender, although the topic evident outside the classroom. I meet in Search who, two years of women is still a major part As co-director of postgraduate later, become members of Phi Beta of what we do. Some students fellowships, she and Prof. LaRosa Kappa. come in very skeptical, then find counsel students on academic life “Doing what I do, you reach so themselves challenged. We want after Rhodes. Because these are many students. I really enjoy that.” to show students that this is a new positions which they began legitimate area of knowledge—that coordinating well before classes

Fanning the Flame Rhodes trustee Jamie Augustine investment services company in economics and business ’89 has been connected with Raymond James firmly believes that administration, “had a job right Rhodes ever since he was a student. “Rhodes is a lifelong commitment if out of college working for Doug The senior vice president of the you’ll allow it to be.” Southard ’75, owner/principal of Memphis office of international Augustine, who majored Southard Financial in Memphis. My rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 19 } second job was in New “My closest friends are York working for Bill a group from childhood Michaelcheck ’69 and and the group from John Sites ’74 at Bear college,” he says. “The Stearns. opportunity I had to “That made a huge play football taught impact on my career,” some life lessons. You he continues. “In turn, learn about teamwork when I came home in and that life isn’t always 1994 and worked at fair, but you have to Morgan Keegan, a lot of hang in there for your people there had interns, teammates. And in the but my group didn’t. So classroom, you know I immediately started you’re going to be bringing in Rhodes successful at Rhodes students. It wasn’t long because you have to before I started getting learn.” calls from people in Both Augustine and other divisions asking his wife, Tanya, who me to introduce them to have three young someone from Rhodes. children, are active in “Our students are the life of the college. always well prepared, “My wife didn’t go to and I’m seeing it all over Jamie Augustine ’89 Rhodes, but she feels again. Doug Lensing she did,” he laughs. “I’m ’08, who was a student not going to force our trustee and president children to go to Rhodes, of Rhodes Student Government last office and said, ‘You’ve got to be but I will insist they take a long, year, was interested in the bond kidding—you’re giving me a B on hard look at it. market and would talk to me about this?’ He said, ‘If you turn in a “It’s never too late to re-engage it. When an opening in my firm grammatical error like that when in Rhodes and stay engaged. It’s came up this summer, Doug came to you’re in the real world, they’re a central part of my life. So many work for us. He now works directly going to can the project and people have such fond memories with me in our strategies group. they’re probably going to can you.’ of the time they were here. When From the beginning, everyone at Now, when people send me things you get re-connected, you feel like Raymond James has been most for review, yes, I mark it up. you’re still here.” impressed with him.” “When I was at Bear Stearns I Augustine is thankful to this day called professor Planchon and for the opportunities he had at professors Chuck Orvis and Mark Rhodes. McMahon and said, ‘I have to thank “Because of the size of the school you for the attention I got at you learn to communicate what you Rhodes. I’m coming into a rookie know. In my business, it’s not just class with Ivy League MBAs. I am what you know, it’s how effectively so intimidated, but I know I can you can communicate what you do it thanks to the quality of my know, both in writing and orally,” education.’ I tell people all the he says. time I can’t imagine that I could “For example, Dr. John Planchon, have received a better education one of my economics professors, anywhere else.” dropped an entire letter grade Augustine, who played football from one of my papers for one for the Lynx, values lifelong friends grammatical error. I went into his and lessons gained at Rhodes.

{ 20 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Alumni News From the Alumni Relations Offi ce Dear Alumnus/a, Greetings from the Alumni it works … you receive the gifts of Relations Offi ce! this community when you have need. This issue of Rhodes magazine Your turn to give comes next … help celebrates connections. As prefacing those who follow you.” remarks for this column, I am Without the shared values of reminded of the fi rst Chapter community members, grounded in Leaders Seminar our offi ce hosted the college’s core values and Vision in June 2006. Attending the for Rhodes, the connections among conference were approximately alumni would have no substance or 20 alumni from what was then foundation upon which to rest. 10 chapters. Among those in As it is, however, I marvel at the attendance, we had alumni from the degree of concern and care you ’50s through the class of 2004. show for those within and outside The program began on Friday Bud Richey the Rhodes family. You embrace the evening with icebreakers and young, particularly, which not only exercises geared toward fi nding common values helps them in their development and careers, but also attributed to the Rhodes experience. What emerged serves as a powerful example of “This is how it works … ” through the process was recognition that regardless so that they will be prepared to help those who follow. of when participants attended the college, there was Thank you for giving meaning to Rhodes a strong sense of shared community—a sense of connections. connection that bound them together. This seemed to have the biggest impact upon an alumnus from the class Best regards, of 1957, but it was wasted on no one. Connections are at the core of the work in the Bud Richey Alumni Relations Offi ce. Much of our programming Associate Vice President and is delivered through Rhodes Chapters, which serve Director of Alumni Relations to connect alumni and parents of students at the community level. We ask our chapters to help recruit students, support student learning, embrace newcomers, help the young fi nd work and assist with fundraising. Routinely, chapters exceed our expectations. In addition to working with chapters, Alumni Relations staff members constantly encourage students and young alumni to contact alumni in fi elds they wish to explore or enter. As they do, we hear from them that the contacts they made resulted in meaningful opportunities that have often included landing fi rst jobs. There are times when they are amazed at the assistance they receive from our established alumni. We seize that teachable moment to plant seeds, saying, “This is how rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 21 } ClassClass NotesNotes

By Kristine E. Overacre ’09 1958 Carrie Tahu ’09 50th Reunion The Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 Rhodes College Reporter: Lorraine Rayburn Charitable Alumni Association Abernathy President 30 Willway Ave. Annuity: Marcus Kimbrough ’90 Richmond, VA 23226 Charlotte, NC 804-353-4202 The Gift [email protected] When the fall issue of That Keeps Rhodes comes out, we will 1952 have just celebrated our 50th Giving Reporter: Sara Jane Bryant class reunion! That was Greenlee unimaginable in 1958. 355 Bluff Ridge Cove John Quinn, a practicing Cordova, TN 38018 attorney in Washington, Ken Berryhill writes, DC, let us know that The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular “During the 2008 Nashville he’s alive, well and way to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying Film Festival, the paths of apparently incredibly fi xed income for life and possible tax benefi ts. In movie actress Patricia Neal busy. He participates in a exchange for a contribution of $10,000 or more, in and me crossed again after 7 a.m. exercise group three cash or appreciated stock, Rhodes can offer you a fi xed 51 years. Neal answered mornings a week, teaches a annual payment for life, based on your contribution, your age and the current annuity rates established by questions from the audience junior high Sunday school the American Council on Gift Annuities. following the showing of class, serves as chair of her 1964 movie ‘Hud,’ as a DC Bar committee on hearings and is chair of Annuity rates are subject to change, but the amount did I after the presentation the Metropolitan Club’s of your lifetime annual payment is determined at of ‘Turn Your Radio On,’ a library committee. That the time the charitable gift annuity is funded. Your documentary of my 60-plus last responsibility includes annual payment will never change and will continue years of radio/TV experience. managing a 15,000-volume regardless of how long you live. We met in Memphis during library, plus all of the the shooting of the 1957 club’s archival material Age Annuity Rate movie ‘A Face in the Crowd.’ and sponsoring 25 or more 70 ...... 6.1% I was the model for Walter literary-oriented special 75 ...... 6.7% Matthau’s character ‘Mel events a year. John never was 80 ...... 7.6% Miller’ who had my then- lazy! 85 ...... 8.9% nickname ‘Old Vanderbilt.’ Dickie Jones stays busy 90 & over ...... 10.5% I was a Memphis television not only with his real estate You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you producer/director at the time, appraisal business in San and your spouse or any other loved one, but the and aided in the production Diego, but also doing some annuity rates will be slightly lower for two people. For of the movie. My wife Mary serious traveling. He and additional information, please contact: Morris Berryhill ’68 and I live wife Joan took a three-week in Nashville and have two trip to China in fall 2007, seeing all of the sights in Roberta Bartow Matthews sons in Memphis. I currently Beijing (Forbidden City, Director of Planned Giving claim to be the world’s oldest Great Wall), went on to 901-843-3919 or 800-264-5969 living disk jockey (and may Xian where they saw the rhodes.edu/plannedgiving be!). I am still on the air on terra cotta army, then spent three Nashville stations and nine days sailing down the can be heard worldwide via Yangtze River to Shanghai. WRVU.org.” They stopped at villages along the way, toured the Three Gorges Dam, then went to Hong Kong for some

{ 22 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu shopping. In June they took Iowa.” Baldhead Island, NC (yes, it Enviromental Equipment a land/cruise tour of Alaska Also traveling, but with really is named that and it’s LLC. In our spare time we including Fairbanks, Denali grandchildren, is Richard wonderful—editor’s note). love our part-time condo on National Park and Mt. Dortch from Jackson, MS. The Zbindens planned to the beach at Perdido Key. Whitney. Over the summer He tells his own stories so join the Miebaums (Marion Also take in many cultural their four grandchildren well: “Recently we attended Forsythe) in Chicago to activities Mobile offers from South Carolina and Grandparents Camp, a fun- celebrate Neville and Johnny including season tickets to Oregon visited them, making fi lled week at Sagamore in Bryan’s 50th anniversary in symphony and opera. We life lively. the Adirondacks sponsored August. attend most art shows Also mentioning San by Elderhostel. The little We missed Mike and Jane around town, pops concerts, Diego was old Navy man ones and their grandparents Ivy at the reunion since they occasional plays and enjoy Robert Neil Templeton. He participated side-by-side in were in Hawaii. He wrote season tickets to University and wife Karen, who live in those traditional summer earlier that they were busily of South Alabama basketball Virginia Beach, VA, planned camp activities such as planning shore excursions— games. Mobile is a great an August trip to San Diego. hiking, canoeing, swimming, and saving their pennies. place to live and visit. We They have six grandchildren square dancing, crafts, What a lovely trip. have spare bedrooms and and enjoy summer beach campfi re songs, lawn games, Sam Cole writes, “My would love to host any of our visitors. catching creatures who live youngest of three sons was Rhodes friends.” We received fascinating under rocks, storytelling, here in July from Hong Kong As always, we are grateful news from Ben Dukes in talent night and more. for a three-week Cole family for your news. Cedar Rapids, IA. His city Parents were not allowed. reunion; he brought my two- was dreadfully damaged by At the end of the week the year-old grandson, Patrick the big fl ood. Ben lives on adults were ready for assisted Cole, with him. My son, 1959 a hill so he wasn’t washed living!” Trey (Sam III), is an English Reporter: Sara Jean out, though electricity was Betty Russell sent a quick teacher at the University (Shiney) Jackson interrupted and there was a note from Piggott, AR, of Hong Kong. My middle [email protected] water-use ban for several days. saying that she was looking son David came down from The classes of ’59 and ’58 He serves on two boards for forward to seeing old friends Alexandria, VA, where he is extend our condolences to recreation trails in the city at the reunion in October. an ESL high school teacher. our friends Jack ’58 and Jane and county, and those will Milton and Mary Joy My oldest son Jonathan has a Alexander Biedenharn on take a lot of work to get back Pritchard Knowlton ’61 live in master’s degree in counseling the death of their son John in shape. It seems that Ben Memphis and have two sons, from UT Memphis; he is U. Biedenharn Jr. in Vero is a BIG traveler. “Since I Scott and Geoff, both of in charge of quality control Beach, FL. left Southwestern I’ve been whom work in their father’s at the Memphis Mental News from others includes a travel hack, and I’ve gone fi rm, Lewis and Knowlton Health Hospital. My brother lots of travel. Nancy Wooddell just about everywhere in Financial Group Inc. Mary Jim Cole ’67 joined us. If Warlick and husband Bill led the world that I wanted to Joy recently returned from anybody in our class will a group on a church-related see (two days after I fi nally a trip to London and Paris have any grandchildren trip to Madagascar, a journey retired I fl ew around the with 12-year-old grandson here during our fall reunion, that allowed them to visit world). Actually, I got the Geoff Jr. Milton continues they ought to plan a trip with daughter Elizabeth and travel bug two ways at to be honored in his fi eld, with them to the Children’s her family who have lived Southwestern; one was from becoming a 43-time member Museum on Central Avenue and worked there for the last the Man course when I fell of the Million Dollar Round at Hollywood. My grandson 12 years. Nancy writes that in love with the concept Table and receiving the loved the place so much that visiting with her daughter of Gothic architecture and George M. “Smoky” Russell we went back three times!” and grandchildren was a fl ying buttresses and all Outstanding Agent Award Billy ’57 and Sue Robinson very special occasion. In July, that; the other was in our for the third consecutive year McLean celebrated their 50th Nancy and Bill celebrated junior year when John Quinn, from the Memphis agency of wedding anniversary this 47 years of marriage Richard Teaford ’57 and I and Mass Mutual Life Insurance summer with a wonderful with a family reunion in drove to New York, Boston, Co. cruise down the Rhine and Orlando. Nancy loves being et al, during a spring break. I Kip and Louis Zbinden Danbue Rivers (Grand Circle a grandmother to William loved the traveling so much joined the rest of their Tour). “Our anniversary Robert (12) and Frances Link that I’ve been doing it ever family (9 adults and 7 night included a marvelous (9) and Turk and Chloe (8) since. I’ve been spending grandchildren) at a “fabulous concert in Vienna. I am and Jack (5) Warlick. January in Spain for several house” their doctor son in still enjoying real estate and Bates Peacock Toone can years; it’s much warmer than Charlotte, NC, had rented at Billy, his business, Dauphin always be depended on to rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 23 } Class Notes send news of family and published a book about my friends. This time she reports 1960 1965 late father titled Showman of a visit from Noel and Joan Reporter: Kim Baxter Reporter: Virginia Lowry Shooter-The Life and Times Waggoner Bacchus. Bates’ Henley Ives of Herb Parsons. Information daughter and two grandsons [email protected] virginiaives65@bellsouth. about the book can be obtained by going to http:// live nearby in Winston- 427 Colonial Rd. net showmanshooter.com.” Salem. Her photographer son Memphis, TN 38117 Suzanne Burns writes, “I and his wife live in Barcelona, 901-761-1443 am now on the board of the Spain. Check out his Web Scottish Society of Middle Anne Vines Roberts has site at E4fotos.com. Tennessee—I am Campbell retired as the executive 1966 Ed and Martha Dale Stock on both sides of the family. Reporter: Sammy Primm director of Metro’s Historical joined Sam and Hervey Toured Ireland last summer Marshall Commission in Nashville Doughty Martin ’58 and and Scotland this summer. samamarshall@comcast. Louis ’58 and Kip Shoaf after 32 years, where Also this summer, I visited net Zbinden ’58 and other 1962 she helped to preserve friends in Canada and went Seattle painter Randy graduates of Union-PSCE many neighborhoods and to the Stratford Theatre Hayes has been awarded a in a special service honoring landmarks. She looks Festival.” prestigious Neddy Artist Old Testament scholar Dr. forward to gardening, Sterling (Jim) Greenwood Fellowship, an unrestricted James L. Mays. Ed also playing with her had a busy summer: “As cash award of $15,000 writes with special pride granddaughters and taking a publisher of the Aspen granted to visual artists of his visit to Rhodes with trip to Eastern Europe. Free Press, I wrote about in the Northwest. His his granddaughter, Sloane the street scene in Denver exhibition, “Ruins of Stock, and of the hospitable during the Democratic Mississippi and Other Places treatment afforded them by 1963 National convention. Also in the World,” will run from the Admissions Offi ce. 45th Reunion this summer, I covered Jan. 13-March 8, 2009, at Our most peripatetic Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 Condoleezza Rice being the University of Mississippi interviewed by Walter classmate continues to be Joe Pack and Joy Millsaps Museum. The series of works Isaacson at the Aspen compares and contrasts San Andrews Robertson and Arnold have semi-retired to Institute. Before that, it was the ruins left by Hurricane husband Bill. This time Truth or Consequences, NM. King Abdullah II of Jordan, Katrina in Mississippi with she reports trips to Norway Joe Pack continues to lead the Dalai Lama and John those in other parts of the and Scotland and later to retreats and workshops and McCain. I started out in world. the Czech Republic and does consulting work on the ‘big city’ journalism with Marvin and Betty Walker Slovakia with their two side. The Commercial Appeal in Hudson are encountering younger sons and wives. San Memphis, covering street a number of wildlife in and Bill will soon have seven violence in the wake of the their backyard this year. grandchildren. King assassination. I moved “Normally we have deer Walker Diane Wellford and 1964 on to Aspen, covering the munching our landscaping, and Betty Gandy ’61, spent After four decades of western slope in Colorado but this year we have had two weeks in Austria serving as a Presbyterian for another Scripps-Howard several bears and a raccoon visiting Will and Lauren minister, Jim Bullock is newspaper, the Denver Rocky visiting us,” says Betty. “They Wellford Deming ’87 and retiring. Through his Mountain News, before climb our high wooden fence their grandsons. Will is the ministry, he served as an becoming editor of the Aspen with just a grasp of the top director of the University of infl uential leader in the civil Daily News, then publisher of of the fence and then swing Portland Salzburg summer rights movement and has the Aspen Free Press, ‘Aspen’s over. A bear entered our program. The group enjoyed Worst Newspaper,’ which I backyard while it was still spent much of his career concerts, hikes, touring established in 1982.” light outside. Our dog began reaching out to abused and and eating lots of excellent Lynn Parsons writes, “I to bark and the next thing homeless children in Ocala, chocolate. am still practicing general I knew, the bear walked on Congratulations to FL. He was featured in the surgery in Bellefontaine, our patio up to our door. My several classmates who May 31, 2008, edition of the OH, and am old enough husband threw things at him are celebrating 50 years of Ocala Star-Banner. to have twin grandsons to get him out of the yard, marriage! and be on Medicare. I but the bear jumped into a would like classmates and tree and climbed about 40 other interested sportsmen feet, then peered down at us to know that I recently and the neighbors who had

{ 24 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu gathered to watch. Another (and caretakers as it turned grandkids, ages 5 and 6.” area. We now have 32 bear was discovered as out) were Dan and Jean. George Abraham is churches on board, with a neighbor started back Jean is an artist with her making news again. He has 226 volunteers. We meet toward her house and found own Web site and some very been asked to host a radio with clients and help with one sitting on her porch. nice Asian brush paintings. talk show on work issues. “I emergency aid, but also sit They were not aggressive Dan took us (and the g-kids) will send you more info down with them to fi gure so the Wildlife offi cers lobster fi shing with him. when the show starts. It was out what the real problems wouldn’t come out or do We ate the local product, a result of someone who are, and then work with anything about moving ‘played with’ the seals and read my book who owns a those who are willing to try them. We have to be careful met the prisoners from radio station. I am praying to turn their lives around. not to leave any bird feeders the local big house—nice that it will work out, as so It turns out to be disaster or garbage out, which we shop in Thomaston—and many people need answers response for individuals don’t. We have a trip to saw every lighthouse (son- to their work problems and and single families instead Europe planned for October. in-law addiction) available, cannot afford professional of communities. I have This will be a special including walking all coaching. This would give found this to be extremely anniversary sort of trip for the way out to Rockland many people access to sound fulfi lling and in some cases us and another couple who Breakwater in the absolute advice just by picking up the healing.” are friends.” fog. Next junket—Judy and phone.” Sam Highsmith sends Dixie DeMoville Johnson yours truly are headed for Beth Pevsner Polanka took cheers from Arkansas. He reports that she and Bob Anchorage by ourselves.” a fabulous trip to France in and Beth are traveling a went to Scotland in mid- Susan Livingston Smith June where she did a walk bit. “In May we made a trip August to be in Edinburgh took early retirement from through Provence “with a to Missouri, Wisconsin and for the festival. her position as a professor in bunch of other middle-aged Illinois, ending in Chicago Terri and Lee Pevsner the School of Social Work at women, many more fi t than for the annual pen show. of Merced, CA, attended Illinois State University and I, but I survived it! Besides She and I have each had a wedding in Athens, GA, moved with her husband work, I spent time in my recent surgeries. Beth had for the daughter of a friend Jim ’69 to Raleigh, NC, to garden this summer and a Spegelian hernia repaired from Helena, AR. Also in be near her children and played as much as possible.” in late April. It was not an attendance were Brady ’67 grandchildren. She writes Jimmy Whittington wrote: emergency surgery but as and Betty (Wray) Anderson that she “now works for “It would be impossible close to it as one would want ’68, Herbert ’67 and Jann the Evan B. Donaldson for me to tell everyone to get. I had a total right (Riddle) Hill ’68 and Adoption Institute doing how much the reunion in knee replacement May 27. Judy Capes. The wedding research on adoption (which October meant to Annette It has only been recently featured an eclectic mix has been my main area of and me. We still have a hole that I have been able to say of music, with bagpipes research throughout my in our souls, but are picking I am glad I had it done. Up present at the ceremony and career) and with a local up the pieces and putting to that point the pain was ’70s music at the reception, agency doing home studies some of them back together. diffi cult to manage. Beth which brought everyone to for international adoptions. Annette fi nished the year and I are each recovered. the dance fl oor. Jim is executive director of teaching and decided to go In August we took another the International Lactation back one more year before road trip, this one through Consultants Association. taking retirement. I am still Tennessee, Virginia, West 1967 (Although he’s learned a lot trading the market for the Virginia, ending at the Reporter: Jeanne Hope about breastfeeding, he is private investment group Washington, DC, Pen Show. Jacobs Buckner responsible for managing and giving historical tours The best ongoing news is Box 345 the professional association for Shiloh. I resigned my that all three of my children Winter Harbor, ME 04693 itself.) Through his job we disaster response position are now living in Little Rock [email protected] sometimes get to travel to in December because I did and Beth and I are delighted Billy Heiter and family international locations (most not think I needed to be to be able to see them far took a trip to Maine this recently Australia), which away for weeks at a time. more frequently than when summer—seven people we both really enjoy!” Their One month later, I was they were scattered.” in all. He said that he son Geof teaches in the asked by the local churches My dear roomie K.E. Field and wife Judy got tired of veterinary school at N.C. in our county to head up Boyd fl ew to Maine in July driving to see this and that State and daughter Shannon, an interdenominational for a fun-fi lled week with me lighthouse—“just wanted a social worker, lives in ministry to provide in Winter Harbor. Besides to relax and enjoy where we Chapel Hill. “We especially emergency assistance to the lobster, Acadia National were staying. Our neighbors enjoy being near our two those who need it in our Park, 7 a.m. swims and rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 25 } Class Notes copious bottles of white local church and volunteer a restaurants and visiting Denmark. The COD wine, her favorite thing was lot there.” numerous museums. Lots was created in 1968 to sleeping with ocean breezes Suzanne Troth Donaldson of talk about the upcoming promote design excellence coming in her windows. writes: “My golf team did reunion and a new Web among members of the Memphis in the summer can not advance to the national site—susanlucasart.com. AIA, the broader design do that to you. Ann Bruce Pineda tournament, although we writes, community and the public had the lowest gross score “My husband, the fi nest man at large, both nationally and we are proud of our I’ve ever known, is from and internationally. Louis 1968 performance. We tied with El Salvador. We met in 40th Reunion the Memphis team and Memphis in 1971. He was is currently designing a new library for Southwest Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 they beat us in a scorecard studying and I was teaching Reporters: Bob Morris playoff.” Spanish at Geeter High. He Tennessee Community [email protected] Jennifer Fey Edmonds has worked for a Japanese- College in Memphis, an Drue Thom White has lived in Memphis since Salvadorian textile factory, interpretive center at the [email protected] graduation, taught special managed a textile factory, Alex Haley House Museum, Jinger Jackson Campbell education for Shelby County and is now a fi nancial in Henning, TN, and a writes, “I haven’t heard from Schools and later worked consultant working for a fi ne arts building for the classmates in a long time for Memphis City Schools fi rm that makes clothes. We University of Tennessee at and was pleased to hear that in the psychological services both retired seven years ago Martin. division. She has been and have a small pension you all were trying to get us Mauria Jackson Aspell is married to Oscar Edmonds but can still work. I was back together. Larry and I a retired psychotherapist, lived in Sherwood, AR, after III for 35 years and they at Escuela Americana for having been in private we retired from UT Center have two children, Brian 25 years, the last nine as a practice for almost 30 for the Health Sciences, but and Lauren, daughter-in- SSL teacher, and have been we moved to Columbus, law Stephanie and one working this past year at years. “My husband Bob, a GA, in 1994, and now we’re grandchild, Davis. She Colegio Internacional, which urologist, and I have been across the river in Phenix works part time in their is much smaller, teaching married for 29 years. We City, AL.” family business, St. Clair history, economics and have four children and seven David Capes was on our Foods Inc., along with current issues. We have grandchildren. I am loving list of missing classmates, both of their children and two children, a boy and a the grandchildren part! I but thanks to Carol Ann her husband. She enjoys girl, who are both married saw Chip Hatzenbuehler ’67 Colclough Strickland, we gardening, playing with and have children. I love in Pocatello, ID, a couple were able to locate him. their two golden retrievers being a grandmother to two of years back. He teaches and most of all babysitting (with a third on the way) David says he is in St. Louis there at Idaho State U., as where he has been practicing Davis. She hosted our and teaching and learning does his wife Linda (a Ph.D. law for 31 years. He was reunion at her home in history. During vacation, forensic psychologist) who recently at a wedding and October. I’m back to the gym to my ran into Brady’67 and Betty Susan Lucas writes that dance class everyday.” was giving a seminar on Wray Anderson as well as in June, she had the double Jim Williamson recently forensic psychology that I Herbert and Jan Riddle Hill pleasure of seeing both joined the faculty of the attended. She was fantastic! ’67. Noni Harvin Buchanan and University of Memphis They had a fl at tire on one Bruce Cook writes, “In Peggy Crull. Noni was in as a professor in the new of the days, and he came 1999, Claudia ’69 retired Florida for the Mississippi Department of Architecture. to get her for lunch. Really after 32 years as a 5th- dentists’ meeting, and they Jim signed copies of his unbelievable, yes? Neither grade teacher, and I retired had a great lunch along with new novel, The Architect, at of us recognized the other! from the U.S. Department Noni’s little sister Mimi and Homecoming. Only our names—but that Louis of Justice after 25 years. I their husbands. A few days Memphis architect was enough. My brother Don retired Sept. 5, 2008, from later in New York, Lukie Pounders of Askew Nixon Jackson ’67 has retired from the United Methodist and her husband Richard, Ferguson Architects, has OB but is still practicing Church where I have been taking granddaughter Catie been named 2009 chair of in parole and chaplain (10) on her fi rst visit to the the American Institute of gynecology in Hot Springs.” positions throughout my big city, had dim sum in Architects (AIA) National career. We have a 38-foot Chinatown and spent the Committee on Design boat on Lake Allatoona and afternoon with Peggy. They (COD). He assumed his can be found there. We are had a great time, seeing duties at the August COD both heavily involved in our two shows, eating at great Conference in Copenhagen,

{ 26 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Campbell ’06. Sarah, who for a summer vacation. 1971 lives in Chattanooga, is Seattle, La Conner (home 1980 Reporter: Betha Hubbard the director of business to Nancy Crowell, the Jill Johnson Piper Gill and fi nance at Saint trip architect) and Orcas represented Calvary 1365 Yorkshire Dr. Andrews-Sewanee School. Island provided the perfect Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN 38119 Conie recently moved to playground, and friendships Memphis at the National 901-685-6712 Covington, LA, where she were established and re- Episcopal Historians and [email protected] and her husband Bill enjoy established. All six decided Archivists annual convention seeing Jeff Tarkington and John Rone’s production the journey west and its held at Calvary in June. his wife Betsy who live of “Pride and Prejudice” at rewards were a defi nite Robert Shankman, Rhodes in nearby Madisonville. Theatre Memphis received highlight of their collective College Track and Field Ostrander Awards from Conie is an employment head coach, has been lives’ journeys to date. A the Memphis theater attorney with Ogletree, appointed head coach of the rumored book and perhaps a community in August. Deakins, Nash, Smoak and USA Open Track and Field movie are forthcoming. The play headed the list Stewart. Dabney and her team to compete at the 18th of honors for dramatic husband Bob Haugh ’73 live World Maccabiah Games in production, director, in Paducah, KY. Dabney Israel, July 2009. supporting actress in a recently fi nished her term as 1978 drama and ensemble acting. district commissioner for the 30th Reunion Four Rivers Pony Club and Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 serves as director of the Altar Anne Herbers Farris 1981 Guild of Grace Episcopal and Perry Rosen married Rusty Robinson has been 1973 Church. Louise lives in in June 2008. She is appointed to the Mrs. J. Dunwoody, GA, where Reporter: Margaret freelancing in Washington, Avery “Janie” Rush Endowed she owns and oversees the Lawson Headrick DC, concentrating on two Chair in Women’s Health operations of L.P. Campbell [email protected] projects funded by the Pew and Oncology at Texas Tech Herman Morris Co., a fi rm that consults joined the Charitable Trusts. “One is University Health Sciences Waddell and Reed fi rm as a with city governments to Center at Amarillo. covering the fi nal days of fi nancial adviser. obtain federal funding. Art Rollins was featured the Bush administration; in the Atlanta Journal- the other, the presidential Constitution on May 8, 2008, 1976 campaign,” she says. “So I for his work and former 1974 The Virginia Supreme have a foot in both the past participation in the Atlanta Sarah Lodge Frulla, Conie Court has appointed Ray and the future.” Boy Choir. He joined the Lowry Abernathy, Dabney Inscoe to serve on the Mary Engel has joined choir when he was 8 and for Nicholls Haugh and Louise Disciplinary Board of the the science desk at the Los the past 15 years has served Pryor Campbell were Virginia State Bar. He Angeles Times after almost as a member on the choir together again for their continues to serve on the two years as a health care board, including two stints annual summer retreat executive management team reporter for the newspaper’s as its chairman. to Grayton Beach in July. of Westminster Canterbury California section. She will They have enjoyed a week Richmond as director of cover infectious disease and together at the beach with pastoral care. public health. In 2005-06, 1984 their children for the she was a Knight Science Reporter: Tracy Vezina past 19 years. This is the Journalism Fellow at MIT, Patterson 2680 McVay Rd. fi rst year that none of the where she studied global children was able to join Memphis, TN 38119 1977 health, infectious diseases them. These Rhodes friends Inspired by their 30th 901-624-6681 and medical ethics. report that one of the best reunion in 2007, six friends [email protected] Real estate attorney Steve parts of their week together from the class of ’77, Susan Dear Classmates, is that their children have O’Donaghue Witek, Pat Hatcher was among the fi ve Once again, thank you been able to grow up Schenck Robertson, Sarah percent of Florida attorneys for taking the time to send together and have developed Powell Sharpstein, Nancy who received the title of in news about yourselves. It friendships as close as Crowell, Annette Wilkerson Florida Super Lawyer. He is always such a pleasure to their own. In fact, two of Porter and Elizabeth Brown is with the Orlando fi rm of hear from you all. For those the children are alums: Sims, gathered in the Zimmerman Kiser Sutcliffe. of you who have never sent Leland Haugh ’04 and Nick beautiful Pacifi c Northwest in news … what are you rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 27 } Class Notes waiting for? Your classmates found as a student with his town! He has been back in language pathologist for 14 want to know what you’ve ATO fraternity brothers, the Jonesboro area for about years and work in geriatric been doing all these years! Kevin Ferner, Lee Booth ’85 10 years and has his own rehabilitation. I heard about Russell Rainey has been and Rodney Nash ’80. Seeing computer business. I learned the opening from Alice- particularly busy. “My wife the photo reminded me of that he and Mike Akers, Marie Clark Danks. Thanks and I moved back to Little dancing at The Antenna who was probably Jimmy’s Alice-Marie! For fun, I have Rock in January 2007 Club! best friend when we were been working on taming after raising our children, Kudos to Demaris Bailey in college, married sisters, two feral kittens. I also Brittany (23) and Joshua Ford, who received her so their kids are all cousins travel for pleasure and am (21), living life and building MBA with honors last and they see each other for considering China or Spain/ businesses in Jackson May from Gardner-Webb family events as well. Jimmy Portugal for my next trip!” Hole, WY.” (Russell’s University in Boiling and I used to play guitar Janet Comperry business included inventing Springs, NC. “In addition, and sing in Trezevant Quad McReynolds recently and manufacturing I recently purchased a when we were freshmen. completed an interesting innovative ski bindings and clothing consignment shop He reports that he seldom role: “We fi nished a equipment.) In January, I in quaint Forest City, NC. I plays now, somewhat like production of ‘Sylvia’ by became the ‘release pastor’ will continue teaching this me, but he did ask Santa A.R. Gurney. I played Sylvia for Fellowship Bible year at Thomas Jefferson Claus for a guitar this past (a dog). It was a great role, Church in Little Rock, Classical Academy, but year. Then! In August, I and even included a fi ght AR. In a nutshell, I’m an hope to move on to the was headed to Jackson, TN, scene (which I will admit entrepreneurial coach to community college level to visit my family. Before right now I am WAY too old successful, high-capacity, soon.” I left I received an e-mail for).” marketplace leaders who Debbie Sicard Templeton from Chris Matthews, who is Jeff Giddens reports that wish to transition the focus wrote in to brag on also from Jackson and was he and his wife, Angie, live of their lives from success her husband, Bowden’s, headed there at the same in Gulf Breeze, FL, with to signifi cance. During accomplishment. “Bowden time. He is still the New their three children, Karina, June and July, Cheryl and recently fi nished his York spokesperson for the William and Evie. Jeff is I return to Jackson Hole Ph.D. in child and family European Union, lives in an associate with Sacred to conduct Father and Son development at UGA. We Manhattan with wife, food Heart Health Systems in Adventures through Christ were in Boston recently writer Kathryn Matthews, Pensacola and Sandestin, in the Tetons, the outdoor where we had a brief, but and owns a farmhouse dividing time between the adventure ministry we very nice, visit with Terry ’79 in Dutchess County, NY, two facilities and providing began in 2001. Our Web and Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan which they have been trauma/emergency care for site tells a bit of the story: ’82.” renovating for about seven his emergency medicine christinthetetons.org.” Cathy Reese also had years. Chris also writes group practice on the Gulf Another entrepreneur in something special to report. articles on wine and spirits Coast. He is currently our class is Stephen Farrar, Cathy is a professor at for a comparatively well- involved in the building who began Flying Swine Arkansas State University funded law society, which and staffi ng of a new Sacred Advertising and Design in Jonesboro. At an honor sends him on fi eld trips to Heart facility in the Port last year. Stephen admits to society banquet, her places like Tuscany, Sicily St.Joe/Apalachicola/Cape being “old enough to have students presented her an and maybe in the future, San Blas area. When not a child who is preparing award they created just for Argentina! It was great to see traveling and exploring the for college.” His daughter her—the Political Science him.” coast, the Giddenses are avid Anne considers Rhodes her Student Choice Outstanding Beth Kaller wrote, “I sailors, always searching top choice, but is looking Teacher Award for 2008. moved to Chattanooga in for an uncharted harbor or at other Southern colleges Cathy was thrilled! She August. I bought a house anchorage for the kids to and universities. He and also sent in news about two there last January, in the explore. wife Elizabeth have three other classmates. “I ran same neighborhood as my Leonora Green Clifford other children: Will, a high into Jimmy Bryant at the sister, Janet Kaller Geerlings and her family explored school sophomore; Grace, Montessori school one day ’82, and her family, as well some uncharted territory a sixth-grader; and Emma, this summer. He was picking as my parents. My mom is of their own recently. “Our who is in the fourth grade. up his daughter, Abigail, a member of the class of ’54. summer adventure was In addition to his news, and I was picking up Selah. We walk as a mob through taking an RV with seven Stephen forwarded an old Imagine our surprise when the neighborhood—three teens to Bonnaroo. We publicity photo of his band, we also discovered that we generations plus pets. I went in at midnight with a The Generics, that he helped live in the same part of have been a speech and caravan of 25 other vehicles.

{ 28 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu We had a great time—Pearl Bert Carlock writes, “I enabled us to begin this Ashby Paul, Kentucky; Meg Jam was amazing; Jack still love living in sunny new journey on very strong Waters Lambert, California; Johnson and The Raconteurs San Diego. In addition to footing. Thank you. Kathleen Albritton Fittro, had great shows. We did not doing military work and Florida; Sevgi Curtis Libor, make it through Metallica. waiting to see when my Gibraltar, Spain; and Happily, our group came next deployment is, I’m 1985 Margaret Bryan French, home in good condition co-facilitating leadership Reporter: Jim Golden North Carolina. except my husband, who courses for PSI Seminars. [email protected] Bill Krieger sends fell and tore his shoulder, The twins (Andrew and Greetings from New greetings to the class and had surgery and is in a sling William) are starting England. Fall is here and says, “Our son Will (16) for months. Didn’t see that school and Deanna, my kids have headed back to went on a church pilgrimage coming. Other than that, wife, is producing half-a- school. I had the pleasure of to Italy over the summer. Sarah is moving into her dozen seminars a year and hearing from a lot of folks David (9) is playing kid fi rst apartment at UT and directing summer camps for this summer. pitch baseball and TACKLE Katherine will be driving youth-at-risk.” Shari Morrow Cooper football and has NAFOD soon. It’s the fi rst time in 20 Paul Fromberg shares this writes, “We moved to (no apparent fear of death). years I’m not driving a child wonderful news: “Grant Pennsylvania from New I checked out as captain somewhere.” Martin and I were married Jersey two years ago (Jordan on the 757 (our new fl eet Beth Boellner has also in a civil ceremony on Friday, took a new job). We’re 45 addition at FedEx) and am completed her driving duties. July 18, in San Fancisco. minutes out of Philadelphia an instructor. I miss seeing “I have an organizing/ The Hon. Gavin Newsom, in a town called West the old gang ... call me if redesign business in Little mayor of San Francisco, Chester. The countryside is you ever get near Memphis.” Rock, working with people offi ciated in his offi ce at beautiful and the whole area I got a very nice note in their homes and offi ces. City Hall.” Paul and Grant is steeped in Revolutionary from Leslie Alford Mathis. I’m also working on two had their union blessed at St. War history. Adam (10) and She says, “I’m enjoying all books, one fi ction and one Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Justin (8) keep me busy the reports in the Rhodes nonfi ction. A little way to go Church, where Paul serves with various sports, Cub magazine. I hope everyone yet before I begin submitting as interim rector. I had the Scouts and school activities. is doing well. I can’t believe the manuscripts, but I’m opportunity to visit Father I volunteer quite a bit in the how time fl ies! I moved having a blast doing it. My Paul at St. Gregory’s in schools. This past spring back to Memphis about a two daughters (18 and 20) March 2007. This is an I hosted a Morrow family year ago (from the Alabama have been gone for much extraordinary church doing reunion which included a Gulf Coast area) and on longer than most as they truly good work in the San few Rhodes alumni. Teresa Jan. 5, 2008, married Alex each attended boarding Francisco area. Morrow ’83 (my sister) Mathis, a native of Memphis school for the majority of More good news from and Maria Allen ’83 and who also had been living in their high school years. My Ruth Metcalf Rye: “Scott Mary Sue Morrow ’75 (my Alabama. Alex now works older one is a junior studying ’83 (a Navy commander) is cousins) helped make the in insurance here with interior design at Savannah fi nishing his one-year recall weekend a blast! I have also Menard, Gates and Mathis College of Art and Design, to Baghdad. My daughter been in touch with my old Inc., and I am a tutor at and my younger one will is a freshman at Spring Hill roommate Mary Holman Lausanne Collegiate School. begin college at Scripps in College and my son is a DeLoach who seems to be I especially enjoy working Claremont, CA, in January freshman in high school. I doing very well!” with international students after spending a few months have been busy renovating Some classmates met in the Additional Language in Mexico, where she studied houses as well as selling real this summer at Sundance program. We really are abroad her senior year.” estate.” resort near Park City, UT, enjoying living in Memphis Chris Brumlow recently That’s all for this issue. “for a get-together that has again; we attend lots of accepted a position as I would like to express averaged out to be every Memphis Redbirds baseball business development my sincere appreciation other year for about 15 games, plays and barbecue manager at ESP Systems to my Rhodes classmates years,” according to Blair restaurants!” in Charlotte, NC. “I am and friends who have so Gatewood Norman. Blair, Julia Weaver writes from in charge of leading go- generously taken time to who lives in Colorado says, Ocean Springs, MS: “After to-market sales efforts send cards, letters, e-mails, “We are spread out over the almost three years, we for the patented Guest gifts and memorials. Your country and even in Europe fi nally moved back to our Custom Service application love, support, prayers and and wish that Brigid Elsken pre-Katrina address. Living targeted at the casual dining friendship have lifted my Galloway could have joined on the water is wonderful, industry,” he says. children and me and have us.” Attending were: Kelley except for the occasional rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 29 } Class Notes heartbreaking natural triplets (Andrew, Neil and Department of Pediatrics, me remind y’all how this disaster.” Julia is alderman Kathleen). It was great Division of Oncology. As works. I send out e-mails at large in Ocean Springs, catching up and sharing its new medical director for three times a year, asking and husband Robert a bottle of wine here and Pediatric Palliative Care, Ray folks to report news so that practices public interest there! This summer, my spends half of his time doing I can type it all up into a environmental law. Their family traveled to London research and developing breezy, conversational tone. daughters Amelia and for two weeks to tour programs for palliative care I send that in to the Rhodes Caroline are 10 and 8. and spend time with my for seriously ill children magazine editor. So if I don’t Helen Reinecke-Wilt husband’s family. Then and their caregivers. The have your e-mail address, reports: “I am inspired to we returned to the states balance of his time is just drop me a line at mott. write upon returning from for a week with my family divided between clinical [email protected] and get a month of traveling with (including Felix ’88 and work in oncology and on the list. It’s painless, I my husband and children (9 Mary ’82) at Pawley’s Island, either lecturing or assisting promise. And you Memphis- and 11). We were extremely SC. A great time was had graduate students in the area folks (Rick Melton, lucky to be able to take a by all!” Divinity School or doing Alice McCarthy Finn, Leslie three-week trip to Spain Peggy Wood Townsend work in the fi eld of ethics. McCormack Darr) who had and Italy and spend a week says, “I am entering my e-mail addresses that ended with my family at the beach second year as a business in midsouth.rr.com, those in North Carolina. If you owner after having left a 1987 addresses no longer work. So ever get the chance to visit 20-plus-year career in the Reporter: Brian Mott drop me a line so I can keep Barcelona or Tuscany, jump nonprofi t arts administration [email protected] you in the loop. at it. They are extraordinary fi eld. I have been traveling ’87 Compadres: I’m not the only one with places to see in addition to to lots of trade shows in the Mea culpa, mea culpa, some life-changing goin’ on. the usuals—Venice, Rome, craft, hobby and art material mea maxima culpa! I know, Katherine Bres Ware reports, Florence and Pisa. Now onto industry to exhibit our I know, you got your last “I fi nally have something the mundane business of products (townsendatelier. issue of Rhodes, tore to the sunny to report: (husband) work, etc. in Washington, com). It is great fun and lots back pages to devour the Alan and I fi nally made time DC!” of hard work and I cannot class notes from 1987, and for a vacation—and what Kathryn Woodson Barr believe how much time I … there was nothing. But, a vacation it was! We took sends “Greetings from spend on the computer. Our being the troupers I know a complete break from our Alabama! I am now head son Samuel is in second you are, you managed current reality, spent a week of Highlands School in grade at our local museum to soldier on, heartache on Grace Bay in the Turks & Mountain Brook. I have magnet school. I am notwithstanding. I missed Caicos Islands. White sand, become increasingly apparently one of the last to (i.e., totally forgot) the blue, blue waters, peace interested in China and discover the wondrous world deadline for the last issue, and quiet and cold, potent, have enjoyed traveling there of Facebook and have had a so I’m hoping to make it fruity drinks—nirvana!” to hire teachers, attend an blast reconnecting with a lot up to you all with this one. Has anyone actually seen international principals’ of Rhodes classmates. After You get the added bonus of Katherine since August? forum and take students 20 years of losing touch, I hearing from some folks we Maybe they didn’t come and parents for a school can see what they’re doing haven’t heard from before. back! exchange program. My and share photos on a daily (HINT HINT to the rest of Alan Harris writes to husband Tom, who was a basis.” you!) report his professional Rhodes professor from 1984- I checked out Peggy’s I’m writing this column development thusly: “In 2006, is now chief operating site and it has some very in the heart of busy, bustling April, I started my own law offi cer of a biotechnical cool and beautiful stuff. I Manhattan, where I now live. fi rm, Harris Law Firm PC company.” hope everyone has a great I’ve been hired by the New in Houston. My practice Margaret Bryan Hakimian autumn—keep in touch. York City schools to teach focuses on representing sent a quick note—“We special education. The city fi nancial institutions and had a busy spring and is awesome and fearsome, their investors in regulatory summer with travel and 1986 loud and smelly and alluring. and corporate matters.” school activities. My kids Reporter: Colleen Grady It’s certainly taking some I am so happy to hear (Christopher and Megan) [email protected] getting used to! If you fi nd from Mimi Swords Fondren and I traveled south over Ray Barfi eld is now a yourself up this way for work who says, “I am fi nally spring break and saw tenured associate professor or for pleasure, drop me a using my MSSW! I’m Heather Cutting Munk and at Duke University in line. the house manger for the her beautiful 8-year-old its School of Medicine, In the meantime, let Hospital Hospitality House

{ 30 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu of Nashville. We provide in-house counsel for a book Wine Company, a small very busy boys Jacob (12) housing and supportive publisher in Franklin, TN regional wine brokerage/ and Matthew (7). Better services at little or no cost (not as fun as watching the marketing company. We yet, we have a Midtown to folks who have to travel boys sports, but I like it).” market 12 different house with closet space to Nashville for medical And the ever-fi tter, California, Oregon and and two bathrooms! The treatment.” 5K-runnin’ Michelle Dry South Africa wines in renovation took 371 days And this just in from says, “This spring I joined a the Southeast to the wine but it was worth it! During Regina Murphy: “I spent women’s recreational soccer distribution network. I also the renovation I fi nished up the summer as a Kansas team and really enjoyed it, own a small wine brand my master’s in instructional City Certifi ed Barbecue despite not having played called NO Vineyards design and technology. I Judge. My partner Andy before and knowing very and Winery with my have taught for 18 years Houchins and I traveled little about the game. I plan wife Kathy. Web site is in the Memphis City from festival to festival to play again in the fall. I’m novineyardsandwinery.com. Schools. At this point I in Kansas and Missouri sure that my classmates have I travel a lot to California for am the economics teacher honing our skills. Perhaps 8-year-olds whose skills are meetings in wine country at Melrose High School Memphis in May will be better than mine. Right now and Monterey. I have been and am looking forward next! I’m also conducting a I’m training for a 5K, which happily married for 15 to designing and teaching community-wide food drive may not sound like much years and have a daughter a new course, Personal to benefi t the local food to people who run all the (13) and a son (11), both Finance. This will be a pantries. Emporia has been time, but it’s a challenge for of whom are very active in real challenge since the hit particularly hard by the me. My goal is to complete sports and school activities. curriculum guide is the basis economic bust, and through it without having to walk Life is good!” I’m no wine- for the class.” my ‘Murphy’s Menu’ food and not be last one over the lover, but it sure sounds Toby Ballard still lives column in The Emporia line. This fall I will become glamorous, yes? in Belgium, still works for Gazette, I have launched an a sorority chapter adviser at And I am very glad to Merck & Co. (subsidiary in informative and creative the University of Memphis, receive simple greetings Belgium is known as Merck plan to boost awareness, which could either make me from classmates, as the ones Sharp & Dohme) and still donations and a community feel young or really old.” I got from Nell Fullinwider deals with the numbers spirit of ‘We’re all in this And from those folks who Bush, Karen Cagle York and (her current title is sales together!’” haven’t previously reported Harriet Smalley Monnig. effectiveness manager). She Not all the news you to this column: Lorna, I don’t have a current says, “My husband Guy send in has to be about life- Jackie Thacker Prester e-mail address for you. Drop Lefebvre moved from private changing events. Just a quick writes, “I’m a shareholder me a line and get on my list, practice to government work, shout to your classmates in the Memphis offi ce of please? and is now in the Federal with an update about how the Baker, Donelson law Looking forward to Agency for Nuclear Control you’re doing in life works fi rm. I’m a business lawyer, serving your class notes in Belgium (as I am not a well, too. which means I never get to needs more consistently in physicist, I do not have the For example, Carol Pierce act like Perry Mason, but the future —Brian slightest clue what he does Olson succumbed to my my clients are usually happy there). Our four children guilt-trip strategy to write: with me since I help them are growing up strong : “All is well in the Olson get deals done. My son Ian 1988 Constance (10) speaks the house. Summer consisted (16) is currently thinking 20th Reunion best English of the four and completely of baseball (2 about going to Rhodes. My Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 is doing well in math and boys—5 teams!) and a few daughter Erin (10) wants to Reporter: Mandy Bond languages; Clarisse (9) is vacations to break up the be an artist when she grows Judd our musical expert; Gregory games. Football has started, up. Between paying for [email protected] (6) is the cartoonist, but is then wrestling, then baseball Rhodes and supporting an Kendra Rogers Martin beginning to take a broader again—it is a vicious cycle artist in the family, I expect writes: “My husband Jim interest in football (soccer); for our household. On a to be working hard at Baker, and I have been busy with and Coralie (5) is beginning Rhodes note, Pierce, my Donelson for a very long a recent renovation of our to enjoy the fruits of losing oldest, had so much fun time to come.” (Jackie and 101-year-old Midtown her teeth. We keep busy, at our reunion last fall Carol should talk!) Victorian cottage. We but don’t see much of the that he has proclaimed he File this one under “I’M had the attic converted Rhodes crowd. Last summer wants to be a Lynxcat! We JEALOUS!” Hank Bremer into a master bedroom as we traveled through the are obviously a convincing writes, “I am currently suite, so now we have our U.S. to see family, we did crowd. I am still working as president of Pacifi c Southern own sanctuary from our manage to squeeze in visits rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 31 } Class Notes with Lynn Lawson Cabell ’87, of “How I Learned To Cooper announce the birth Dave and Marti Moore Carter Drive” at the 25th annual of a son, Taylor Bain, April 1995 ’90, Tom Horton, Salil Parikh Ostrander Awards bestowed 20, 2008. He joins sisters Reporter: Sarah Sears- and Bob Barnett. It was as by the Memphis theater Camille (5) and Emily (2). Egeli close to a class reunion as I community in August. The Coopers are also busy 703-971-9417 have been able to manage opening Schoolhouse, a [email protected] since going abroad to live (I retail educational supply Tracy Adkisson, associate have been in Belgium since business in Vestavia Hills, 1990 director of Rhodes Physical the end of 1991).” Reporter: Rod White AL. Plant, and Brad Terhune had Valerie Gray Jordan says rodw@white-associates. Kathryn Green and Fred a daughter, Joan Michaela she “feels blessed with a net Holmes married April 26, Terhune, May 3, 2008. fantastic husband, two great Laura Blankenship 2008, in Caldwell, TX. Jennifer Eason Barnett kids and working part time received a Ph.D. in rhetoric Heather Green Talbot ’96 as a small animal vet. We and composition from the was matron of honor and and husband Carl welcomed live in the heart of Amish University of Arkansas George Talbot ’93 was best a daughter, Genavive Day, Country, which makes for in August 2007. “It took man. Kathy Coe ’91 also Nov. 14, 2007, in Laramie, really great cycling. We a very long time, writing attended the celebration. WY. Big brother Cullen love to travel whenever while working a 9-5 job Kathryn and Fred reside loves her and attempts to possible—the best trips have and taking care of kids, but in Dallas, where Kathryn help all the time. Jennifer been to France (saw Lance I’m glad I did it. It hasn’t teaches 5th grade at Torah recently accepted a position Armstrong’s fi nal ride into changed much about my life. Day School. as a therapist at Lifelong Paris!), Belgium and Italy. I’m still working at Bryn Matt Hardin and Janet AES in Denver. “My My parents don’t live in Mawr College. I teach one Sidlowe married April 12, husband and I have been Memphis anymore so I really class a year in addition to my 2008, in Franklin, TN. slowly making our way back don’t get there, but I do love Mark Manno served as best administrative duties.” to Colorado and after seven to hear about people and the man and Jeff Carlton, Will years we have returned,” she city and Rhodes, of course. I Harris ’93, Daniel Ivey says. “I have a fantastic job always look forward to the and Brad Todd ’92 were all next edition of Class Notes.” 1993 members of the wedding providing individual and Chris and Carolyn Tatum 15th Reunion party. Also in attendance at family therapy as well as Ray ’90 and their sons Henry Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 the wedding was Mary Clare parenting skills.” Melissa Rundt Barrett and John live in Jackson, Lela and Logan Germann Champion Younger ’96. Matt MS, where they are restoring welcomed a son, Claybon is an attorney with Gullett, and husband Kirk are happy an old house that belonged Maksim, Sept. 25, 2007. Sanford, Robinson and to announce the birth of to writer Willie Morris. Tanja Lueck Thompson, a Martin in Nashville with a a daughter, Grace, July 21, Chris runs a marketing member of the Memphis law concentration in personal 2008. communications fi rm, fi rm of Kiesewetter Wise injury litigation. Janet David ’94 and Beth Ramey, that specializes in Kaplan Prather, has been graduated in 2002 from Rodgers Mann are happy premium brands. He is also named among the nation’s Notre Dame with a degree to announce the birth a partner in Memphis-based Top 100 Labor Attorneys by in chemical engineering and of a daughter, Elizabeth Lokion, a Web development the Labor Relations Institute works as a product manager Whit, April 19, 2008, in company whose CEO is for the second consecutive for Universal Lighting Germantown, TN. Megan Jones ’90 . year. She is the only labor Technologies. The Hardins Katie Terrell Morrow attorney in Tennessee, reside in the Green Hills and husband Matt had Arkansas and Mississippi area of Nashville. a daughter, Charlotte Thomas and Gina DeLuca 1989 to receive this professional Katherine, Aug. 8, 2008, in Aaron Kaufman graduated honor, putting her in the Johnson welcomed a son, Birmingham, AL. from the doctorate of top one percent of labor Nathan Kimbrough, March Chris ’93 and Robyn physical therapy program at attorneys in the U.S. 20, 2008. the State University of New Chris Linder and Gabriela Williamson Pollette York at Stony Brook June 27, Gomez are happy to welcomed Madelyn Grace, 2008. announce their marriage, May 18, 2008, in Atlanta. Greg Krosnes tied for 1994 May 25, 2008, in Dauphin Big sister Meredith loves leading actor in a drama Reporter: Judy.Brown Island, AL. They currently Maddy and thinks it’s all for his role in the McCoy [email protected] reside in Rockville, MD. right if she stays. Theatre production Jason and Merryl Taylor

{ 32 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu a satirical coffee-table decision to run a race in a son, William Griffi th, 1996 book on famous actors and the midst of his Hurricane March 25, 2008, in Houston. Reporter: Jennifer Larson athletes who have recorded Gustav evacuation and how Heidi and Eric Lindh larsonj96@rhodes-alumni. awful musical albums. The running literally saved a welcomed a daughter, Clara net book launched in June and friend’s life in the middle of Nell, April 12, 2008, in After a team victory is currently available in 25 Hurricane Katrina. Dallas. Big brother Isaac is in the United Way Golf countries around the world. Amy Hobby Rickard excited to have a sister. Tournament at the Colonial He and his wife Carlisle ’98 recently accepted a position Audra Drechsler Country Club, Rob live with their son William at The Salvation Army Cornelius and Chip Downey was selected as the and dog Macho in Venice in Augusta, GA. She was Schramm married May 31, Memphis representative Beach, CA. previously employed as 2008, in Birmingham, AL. to the 2008 BMW Golf Emily Hogue and Michael executive director at Augusta Elizabeth Smith Ritter ’00 Cup International Final Krause married May 24, Urban Ministries. “I left and her husband Bill were in Pinehurst, NC. “This is 2008, in Jackson, MS. They AUM after fi ve years to bridesmaid and groomsman. a great opportunity and I currently reside in Atlanta. help the Augusta Corps of Shana and Matt Weber and will be toting my Rhodes Sarah Larson writes, “I’ve The Salvation Army with Paula and Michael Laney College golf bag,” he says. been keeping busy as a the fundraising, program were also in attendance. Daniel and Jennifer Wilson technical writer by day, planning and other After the ceremony at Stringer had a daughter, volunteer by night. Into preparations for Augusta’s Cathedral Church of the Amelia Caroline, April 8, swing dancing now, I’ve Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Advent they celebrated with 2008, in Shreveport, LA. even started a side business Community Center. It’s a friends and family at Vulcan (NewVoBlues.com) to $30-million building project Park overlooking the city. promote blues music and that will bring dozens of Tamer and Melissa dancing in Memphis, where community and human Hasslen Selim are happy to 1997 I still live in Midtown.” service providers together to announce the birth of a son, Reporter: Leslie Beck Liz Markovits and better serve our neighbours Aden Tamer, April 27, 2008, Norman Bennet Hazlip are happy while also revitalizing the in Edina, MN. Melissa 321 S. Watkins to announce the birth of Harrisburg neighborhood writes, “We are fortunate Memphis, TN 38104 a son, Joseph Markovits near the Augusta canal.” to have two very sweet little 901-276-7529 Hazlip, July 5, 2008 in Hallie Lanier White boys! Tarek (3) is doing lesliebnorman@yahoo. Northampton, MA. Liz was hired as director of great with his new little com recently accepted an development at Stuart brother.” Joy Richmond Bowen appointment as assistant Hall School for Boys and Andrew and Laura Squire received a master of arts professor in the Politics has been appointed as the Trott welcomed a son, in religion from Memphis Department at Mount editor of “Lagniappe”, the William Arthur, May 24, Theological Seminary May Holyoke College. Earlier magazine of the Junior 2008, in Memphis. 10, 2008. this year, she completed League of New Orleans. Deinde and Heather writing The Politics of Coleman-Otuyelu welcomed Sincerity: Plato, Frank Speech 1999 a daughter, Nadia Camille, and Democratic Judgment, 1998 Reporter: Leigh Powell Feb. 29, 2008. which was published by 10th Reunion [email protected] Reuben and Ginnie Penn State University Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 Jim and Anne Moncrief Roberts Farnsworth are Press and is now available Reporter: Amanda Grebe Henriques welcomed a happy to announce their in Barret library. Bennet Tamburrino daughter, Eleanor Moncrief, marriage, July 12, 2008, at received an appointment as 1805 Central Ave. June 27, 2008, in Meriden, Top of the Pines in Ridgway, senior strategic writer with Memphis, TN 38104 CT. Anne writes, “We are CO. They will continue to Capstrat, a Raleigh, NC, 901-278-1093 so excited about our baby reside in Cedaredge, CO. marketing agency. [email protected] girl, and big brother Charlie Ginnie is still teaching Brendan Minihan is a John ’97 and Sally Stevens is still fi guring out what to English, speech and cross-country coach and Humphrey announce the make of his new little sister.” journalism at Hotchkiss a teacher at Metairie Park birth of a son, Thomas Michael Henry High School and Reuben is Country Day School in Andrew, May 13, 2008, in recently received his an EMT and award-winning New Orleans. He recently Gainesville, FL. Big sister RCDD (Registered cowboy poet. Heather Tyler wrote an article for popular Campbell (2 ½) is thrilled Communications was a bridesmaid. runner’s Web site LetsRun. with her new baby brother. Distribution Designer) Tom Hamling has written com, which centred on his Chip and Sarah Lane had designation. He works for rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 33 } Class Notes I.C. Thomasson Association, Brown are happy to of the UNC Housestaff Presnall Warner ’00, Aiveen a consulting engineering announce the birth of their Council. Killian Kahalley ’93 and fi rm in Nashville, where he daughter, Emma Kate, May Stuart ’99 and Susan Johanna Kahalley Anton ’91. has accepted a new position 1, 2008. Brombocher Fallen The happy couple resides in as an IT&S project manager. Charles and Madison welcomed a daughter, East Memphis. Constance Marie Roskin Moore Agee welcomed their Sydney Charlotte, April 19, Andrew Shulman writes, and Dudley Baker married son Charles Matthew April 2008. “After a very busy 2007 (and March 1, 2008, in New 1, 2008. Kristin Kleber earned her early 2008) in New York Orleans. Ellen Baker Patty Rouse and Santos MBA from the Stanford City working on Rudy Jurewicz ’94, Cres ’98 and Vargas married Oct. 6, Graduate School of Business Giuliani’s presidential Marcie Gardner ’98, Matt 2007, in San Antonio, TX. in June 2008. She split her campaign as the deputy Breaux, Katharine Farmer Those in the wedding summer between living research director, I moved and Drew Hamric helped party included Steven in Napa and traveling in to Albuquerque to do them carry it off. Constance ’03 and Lindsay Levine Eastern Europe before communications consulting and Dudley live in Nashville, Rouse ’03, Claire Dowler, starting work full time. At work on Steve Pearce’s where he is an investment Elisabeth Hause Burrows, the end of September, she successful Senate primary banker for Morgan Joseph. Nicole Atkins Johnson and began work as a regional race. Now I am in beautiful Ty Hallmark and Roddy Clare Dempsey. Those in operations director for Salisbury, NC working as Mehrad Rasti married Oct. attendance included Mary DaVita in Los Angeles. the research director for Sen. 20, 2007, in Galveston, Reid Colter Tevis, Elizabeth John Marshall has moved Elizabeth Dole’s campaign.” TX. Jackie Ross Shepard Rozelle Borski, Alison to Singapore for two years, and Jill Peterfeso ’00 were Nathan, Alison Barnwell, where he is with JP Morgan. among Ty’s attendants, and Meredith Schember, His advice to Rhodes 2001 Sam Jordan ’98 was a guest. Katharine Farmer, Dustin students includes learning a Reporter: Elisabeth “Since then,” Ty writes, “I’ve Burrows ’01, Stuart and new language and exploring Meyers Yoder been consumed with various Susan Brombacher Fallen other cultures. elisabethyoder@gmail. theater projects throughout ’00 and Sunni Thompson ’98. Paul and Rachel Bozynski com the DC area. My latest Patty has been practicing Richey had a daughter, Mary Sam and Andrea is an original ensemble law with the fi rm of Duncan, Ellen, May 8, 2008, in Hutchinson Champion piece titled “Iconicity” that Weakley & Bressler Inc. in Johnson City, TN. Rachel married Aug. 2, 2008, in premiered to strong reviews San Antonio since 2002. Her received a master’s degree in Montgomery, AL. Members and sold-out crowds at primary practice areas focus community counseling from of the wedding party the 2008 Capital Fringe on commercial litigation, the University of Alabama in included: Emily West Bynum, Festival.” fi duciary litigation, probate December 2007. Allison Dalton McCammon Matt Willis is completing and estate planning. Lisa Schum, a postdoctoral and Hamilton Hutchinson his residency in Chatta- fellow in pediatric ’05. The couple spent their nooga, TN. Next July, he psychology at St. Jude honeymoon in Italy and will begin a shoulder and Children’s Research Hospital, Spain. They currently reside elbow fellowship in Tampa, 2000 and Danny Kahalley ’98, in Nashville, where Andrea FL. Tyler Buckner was honored director of admissions at is the communications May 11, 2008, was a with UNC Health Care’s Memphis University School, director with the Nashville particularly special Mother’s distinguished 2008 Robert married May 17, 2008, in Downtown Partnership and Day for Elizabeth Rozelle C. Cefalo House Offi cer an outdoor ceremony at Sam is a landscape architect Borski when she and Award May 28, 2008. Five The Grand Hotel in Point with Hawkins Partners Inc. husband Joey welcomed outstanding physicians Clear, AL. Members of the Leigh-Taylor Manasco their daughter, Anne were recognized with the wedding party included Harmon was recently Madeline. Cefalo Award for exhibiting best man David Kahalley ’92 promoted to operations Molly Wantuck Keathley compassion for their and groomsmen Brendan excellence specialist with is taking some time off from patients and demonstrating Beehan ’98, Evan Beziat Quiznos. After spending her law practice to spend clinical expertise in their ’97, Scott Evans and Alex six years living in Denver, time with her new daughter respective fi elds. Tyler is an Thomas. Bridesmaids she and her husband Brad Megan Susannah, born Nov. administrative chief resident included Margaret Henry relocated to Austin, TX, in 4, 2007. Molly, her husband for the Internal Medicine Burnside ’00 and Emily Sims August. Craig and Megan make their and Pediatrics program, and Jones ’00. Rhodes alumnae Mia and Kalman Bencsath home in Fort Worth, TX. he is currently serving for in the house party were Cara announce the birth of a son, Daniel and Jill Baldwin a second year as president McNeese Pierce ’00, Amanda Ian Kalman Robert Aladar,

{ 34 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu May 6, 2008, in Mayfi eld Meagan Fouty Brancato, Audio Theater, for which is assistant administrator Heights, OH. Corinne Graddick, Collin he continues to serve as for Policy and Strategic Hillary Livingston Butler Schultenover ’05, Parke technical director. He has Planning at the U.S. Small lived in Los Angeles for McEnery ’02, Laura ’00 and produced more than 20 Business Administration in fi ve years where she met John Houseal ’99, uncle of shows in the past 16 months, Washington, DC, and Aaron her husband Dave. They the bride Jim Moss ’71 and all of which are currently or is an architect with Focus: married May 26, 2007, in mother of the bride Helen will soon be available for free Architecture & Design in Bastrop, TX. Dave and Moss Smith ’74 all attended, streaming and download at Arlington, VA. Hillary drove two days while Dr. John Larson ’68 chatterboxtheater.org. Jessica Tackett and through the desert to move offi ciated. The newlyweds Anna Teekell and Shannon William Preston White to Austin, TX, in April honeymooned in Playa Hays married May 17, married June 7, 2008, at 2008. Despite the heat and Mujeres, Mexico, and reside 2008, in a Shreveport, LA, Christ United Methodist humidity, they love Austin, in Natchez. ceremony co-offi ciated by Church in Memphis. and Hillary is glad to be John and Allison Dalton Emily Schwartz ’02, with The reception was held back in Texas (and glad McCammon welcomed their David Weatherman singing at David Lusk Gallery, her Boston-born and -bred daughter, Catherine Allison, the Irish Blessing. Lynxcats where Jessica interned as husband likes it too). Hillary May 16, 2008, in New in the wedding party a senior at Rhodes. They works for CB Richard Ellis, Orleans. Cate just missed included Laura Gray Teekell honeymooned in Jamaica. along with other Rhodents her dad’s May 10 law school ’05, Megan Lawler Salemi Jessica is currently teaching Alison Barnwell ’99 and graduation from Loyola and James Lyles. Even more art at Central High School Drew Robinson ’02. University. John began Rhodents helped drink up in Memphis and Preston Erin Massey Everitt and working at McGlinchey the champagne: Andrea works for St. Jude Children’s her husband Matthew Stafford in August. Master ’00, Josh and Robyn Research Hospital. Other recently left Washington, Tabitha and Kelly McNulty, McKellar White ’00, Eric ’ 02 alumni in attendance were DC, for Nashville, TN, are the proud parents of and Lauren Blalock Sefton Meredith Harrison Mackay, where he serves as an Max, born March 3, 2008. ’03, Brooke Foster, Agnes Raven Babcock Cooksey, assistant U.S. attorney. Erin The McNultys live in Little Surowka Webb, Lauren Meredith Cain ’02, Amy has joined the law fi rm of Rock, where both Kelly and Davis, Tanya Gietz Wilkinson, Williams ’02 and Abby Bass, Berry & Sims as an Tabitha are attorneys. Emily West Bynum, Andrea Bomar ’03. associate in the litigation Corey and Erin VanCleve Hutchinson Champion, group, focusing on antitrust Nolen welcomed their son, Jennifer Moore Wood, Anna and securities litigation. Grayben Andrew, June 19, Johnston. Natalie Harris 2002 Monica Lewis Griffi n 2008. ’03, Michael Ulm ’04, Rene Reporter: John Ramsey writes, “I graduated from my Leanne Paris received Weller ’05 and Colleen jtramsey@rhodes-alumni. family medicine residency her master’s degree in Bookter ’08. (Which net June 27, 2008. After serving anesthesiology in May 2008. adds up to quite a lot of Christina Randall and as chief resident this past She began her new job as a champagne!) Anna and Kristopher Wade Vlosich year, I am excited to be certifi ied registered nurse Shannon live in St. Louis, married June 14, 2008, in fi nally out of training!” anethestist at Broward where she is writing her Dallas. Mandy Fisher Moore Matthew and Kate General Medical Center, a dissertation on 20th-century ’02, Jill Doshier Meyer ’02, Moody Lasseter are happy level I trauma center in Fort Irish literature for her Ph.D. Emily Schwarts ’02 and to announce the birth of Lauderdale, FL. She and from Wash U, and he owns Molly Bickel Rhodes ’01 a daughter, Emeline Ann, Ryan Wade married August Hays Garden Services. served as bridesmaids. June 4, 2008, in Los Angeles. 2, 2008, in Coconut Grove, Aaron and Meredith Christina is in her fourth Marcus and Hannah FL. Davis West are happy to year of teaching high school Smith Mason married Kate Archibald Stakem is announce their marriage, English at a north Dallas April 12, 2008, at the teaching at The Soulsville May 3, 2008, by the private private school. Wade is the First Presbyterian Church Charter School in Memphis lake at Tall Timbers Lodge, director of surgery at the in Natchez, MS. Emily and has begun work on her her family’s B&B in Homer, VA Hospital and is currently Blaschke, Dayna Dwyer doctor of education. LA. Sara Kate Allen, Brian working on his Ph.D. in and Dorothy Weir served Andrew Sullivan recently Clary, Katie Franklin ’02 public affairs at UTD. as bridesmaids. Olivia accepted a position as media and Christina Black Gladney In August, Eric Sefton Deloach Mayberry, Sarah design specialist at Le ’81 attended the ceremony. received an Ostrander Trigg Sherman, Shelley Bonheur Children’s Medical Following a honeymoon in Award from the Memphis Short, Tiffany Feagin, Anna Center in Memphis. In 2007, Italy, the couple resides in theater community for Johnson, Jenny Wiedower, he cofounded Chatterbox Alexandria, VA. Meredith sound design for the McCoy rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 35 } Class Notes Theatre production of “How Chatterbox Audio Theater, moved to the legislative Lauren McLaughlin and I Learned To Drive.” which recently won The department of the Texas Austin Carr married June Silver Ogle Award for best Classroom Teachers 28, 2008, in Mobile. Shelley Horror and Fantasy Audio Association. TCTA Fulghum, Lauren Blalock 2003 Productions in the world. represents Texas teacher Sefton and Annie Givens 5th Reunion The awards, presented by issues at the federal and state ’02 were members of the Homecoming: Oct. 3-4 The American Society for levels and is a key partner in wedding party. Ben Chastain, Reporter: Kim Kirkpatrick Science Fiction Audio, were legislation development and Liz White ’02, Brook [email protected] formally announced at the advocacy. EvanBeth also is Bissinger ’02 and Lin Moses Raina Adelman accepted CONvergence Conference on the board of directors of ’02 were some of the Rhodes a position as a language arts in Bloomington, MN, on the Austin Singers and is an guests. instructor at St. George’s July 3. active member in the Young Shayla Purifoy graduated Independent School in Mike McDorman writes, Women’s Alliance of Austin, from the University Collierville, TN. “Having completed advanced an organization developed of Memphis’ Cecil C. Matt and Mary Campbell degrees at the University to give professional women Humphreys School of Law Toussaint had a son, Jacob of Melbourne and the a resource for opportunities May 4, 2008. Finnegan, April 22, 2008, in École normale supérieure to lead, educate, network Scott Holmes and Lauren Dallas. in Paris from 2004-2007, and serve in the Austin Fay ’05 married Oct. 13, Kate Dietzen and Curt I am now enrolled in the community. 2007, in Fisher Garden Beaulieu married June JD class of 2010 at Cornell Carrie Osborne ’06 and at Rhodes. A reception 7, 2008, in New Orleans. Law School. Here I have Stu Johnston married June followed in the Skyway at Bridesmaids included also been admitted into 28, 2008, in Charleston, The Peabody. Many Rhodes Elaine Hardie, Lauren Deen, a dual degree program in WV. Numerous Rhodes alumni were members of Lindsay Bond, Elizabeth French and American law, alumni and staff attended the bridal party and in Cooper, Rachel Luck jointly administered by the wedding. Attendants attendance. The couple Africk and Anne Schaberg Cornell and Columbia Law included Catherine Birdwell currently lives in Northport, Summerour. Patrick Browne Schools, respectively, as well ’06, Ashley Crosland ’06, AL, where Scott works as a was a reader. Many other as the law faculty of the Michael Lamb ’04, Chad deputy district attorney and Rhodes graduates attended. University of Paris-Sorbonne. Jones and Robert Dove. Lauren teaches high school The couple resides in Successful completion of the Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe, science. Washington, DC. program (and the respective Leslie Austin ’06 and Laura James ’00 and Anna Fraser After staging his French and American bar Dallas ’06 participated as Underwood celebrated the original blues/folk musical, exams) is suffi cient to readers. birth of their fi rst child, “Lysistrata and the Death practice law in the U.S. and Lauren Blalock Sefton George Allen, July 11, 2008. Of Cupid,” for the McCoy France, which is broadly was recently promoted Melinda Phillips was Theatre at Rhodes, Kyle what I am planning to do. I to associate director of recently promoted to Hatley was offered a job as will be in Ithaca, NY, until Admissions at Rhodes. She development coordinator assistant artistic director of summer 2010, at which time will also be assisting with for the Owen Graduate the Kansas City Repertory I will be moving back to international students and School of Management at Theatre in Missouri. He Paris to complete the French will spend several weeks in Vanderbilt University. She will be directing his fi rst half of the degree.” Asia for student recruitment. is focusing on stewardship League of Resident Theatres Karyn Spence and Paul She and her husband programs for the play this season as well as Bondi married April 20, Eric ’02 continue to spoil Development and Alumni creating and cultivating 2008, at Calvary Episcopal their dog with walks along Relations offi ce as well as new and original plays by Church in Memphis. Fellow the Mississippi River. In developing affi nity groups him and other generative Rhodes students Elizabeth addition to theatrical sound and opportunities for donors. artists. Kyle also directed Serex Evans ’02 and Brett design, Eric continues to She has been at Vanderbilt two original plays for the Stauffer joined the wedding work as a media specialist since July 2005, where she Kansas City Fringe Festival party. The Bondis currently at Le Bonheur Children’s previously served as the in late July, an audio theater live in St. Louis where Medical Center. alumni program coordinator. piece called “Six” and a Karyn is fi nishing her Ph.D. David and Beverly Saffold new one-act tribal musical in physics at Washington Baer welcomed a new based on Aeschylus’ “The University. They look addition to their family, 2004 Libation Bearers” called forward to settling down in William Allen, March 10, Reporter: Kyle Russ “Watering the Grave.” Kyle Memphis soon. 2008. They currently live in [email protected] is also artistic director of EvanBeth Goss recently Dallas. Lauren and Rhett Butler

{ 36 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu are proud to announce and Susannah Young. Sarah associate at Bank of America further her aquatic studies at the birth of a son, Reese graduated with a M.A. Securities where he covers Emory University. Alexander, May 8, 2008, in in English from Middle health care stocks in equity Molly Chapman is teaching Memphis. Tennessee State University research. in a Montessori school for in May. The couple lives Craig Cooper sat for the 3-6 year olds in Washington, in Smyrna, TN, where she Missouri Bar Exam at the DC. She and Logan Wheeler 2005 teaches English at Smyrna end of July. He is now are part of a softball team Reporters: Brandon High School. practicing law as a new in the DC League, often Couillard Eliza Hanson is living in associate attorney at Faber & playing on the Mall and brandon.couillard@gmail. Cape Town, South Africa, Brand in Columbia, MO. other parks around the city. com teaching high school Ginnie Arnold and Mark The two are keeping the Molly Fitzpatrick students geography and Meredith married May “Fancy Lads” Intramurals mhfi [email protected] volunteering at a refugee 17, 2008, at Crescent Hill Team of Rhodes proud with Christine Coy and Rob camp. Baptist Church in Louisville, an impeccable record. Fohr married in Louisville, Clifton Bryant has moved KY. Laura Hilliard and Lucie Watkins received her KY, in early August. The to Waco, TX, where he’s Melissa Dorsey ’06 were master’s in communication: two met in the Presbyterian starting work on his Ph.D. bridesmaids, and Nicole fi lm and video production Church (USA)’s Young in philosophy at Baylor Lazo served as the fl ower from the University of Adult Volunteer Program. University. girl at the joyous union of Memphis in May 2008. She The wedding party Brian London began law the two Louisville families. is currently in Birmingham, included Caroline Downing, school at Tulane University Other alumni in attendance AL, where she has a new job Alanna Flax-Clark, Brooke this fall. were Cynthia Pfohl, Liz as a technological aide at McClelland, Lauren Bell and Megan Fuller and Shane Wiedemann, Dani Ray Barton Crestline Elementary School. Laura Dallas ’06. Adams married Dec. 21, and Katharine Etchen. The In May, Laura Stanford Tripp Hullender still 2007. She is working as a couple currently resides in moved from Memphis to resides in Memphis and is rebuyer at Fred’s corporate Washington, DC. Chattanooga, where she working for Regions Morgan offi ce. Nicole Lazo is taking a has accepted a position Keegan Private Banking. Taylor Driskill is currently break from her charity work as a fi nancial analyst for Katie Lipsmeyer and working on her master with Cuban Americans in Decosimo Advisory Services. Latham Fink ’03 recently of divinity from Candler DC to focus on improving Having recently received moved to Galveston where School of Theology at the lives of children in his master’s degree in she is the new business Emory University where Africa. Nicole will be higher education from the coordinator in the School she focuses on music and spending three months in University of Redlands, of Medicine Admissions worship arts ministry. Africa and working for the Dan Swanstrom is currently Offi ce at the University Taylor is also the assistant Foundation for Tomorrow, working at Johns Hopkins of Texas Medical Branch. director of children’s a nonprofi t devoted to University in Baltimore. Latham is attending medical ministry at Dunwoody empowering the future Susannah Young is school working toward a United Methodist Church. of developing nations by in the second year of a M.D./Ph.D. dual degree. Although she spends most of educating their youth. When master’s program in arts, The happy couple recently her time at school and work, Nicole returns to DC she entertainment and media bought their fi rst home she continues to perform in will be the alumni adviser management at Columbia in the Historic District of professional musical theater for Chi Delta Sorority of College Chicago, and is Galveston, which Bazile in Atlanta. Rhodes College Women’s the associate producer for Lanneau, Chris Johnson ’03, Ben Jorge is currently Soccer Team. MusiciansStudio, a television Sandi Russom ’04, Spencer teaching anatomy and Liz Wiedemann, senior program that airs on Pharr ’04 and Katie Richter physiology labs at the reporter for the San Diego Chicago PBS station WYCC. ’04 are expected to claim as University of Tennessee Business Journal and whale She is also an intern/ their personal beach house. at Martin and applying to rights activist, traveled to Forkcast contributor for Sarah Hildenbrand and grad schools for neurological Alaska for six months for a Pitchfork Media. It should Travis Esberger married research. major story for the SDBJ. be noted that she doesn’t July 5, 2008. Alumni in Wes Lawrence and Liz studied the rapidly- write the album reviews, so attendance included Terese Meredith Fowler married melting ice caps and how don’t contact her hoping to Holm, Lisa Ulevich, David June 27, 2008. The couple their depletion is affecting settle a Pitchfork vendetta. Goudie, Nicole Lobdell, resides in Austin, TX. the livelihood of whales in Melanie Woods received Elizabeth Maxey, Josie Brandon Couillard was Southern California. She has her master of science in Orlando, Frances Rabalais recently promoted to since moved to Atlanta to biology medical sciences rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 37 } Class Notes from Mississippi College Tennessee May 30, 2008. school juniors and seniors Aug. 2, 2008. She received the Rhoda housed within the honors 2008 Upon completing her O’Meara Award for college at the University Amy DeLong’s essay on the research on cell death Service and a University of of West Georgia. In Memphis Catholic Human pathways at St. Jude Tennessee Health Science this capacity I will, in Relations Council (1968-70) Children’s Research Hospital, Center Student Service conjunction with Academy was accepted for publication Desiree Steimer moved to Award for her work as the and Residence Life, run the in the Tennessee Historical Lexington to begin medical president of the Social Work residential program for the Quarterly (Summer 2008). school at the University of SGA. “I now work as a foster academy, which includes In August, Katie Preston Kentucky. care counselor at Youth 100-130 students and 11 was honored for supporting Villages in Memphis, and I undergraduate staff.” actress in a drama for her love it!” role in the McCoy Theatre 2006 Adam Wilkinson received production of “How I Reporter: Nicole Vasquez a master of science degree 2007 Learned To Drive” at nicolev@rhodes-alumni. in college student personnel Alice King writes, “I have the Memphis theater net administration from the been accepted to Columbia community’s 25th annual Marie Francis was recently University of Central University’s Teachers College Ostrander Awards. promoted to deputy press Missouri May 9, 2008. in New York City. I began Andrew Whaley was also secretary in the offi ce of Sen. Adam writes, “Starting July my courses this summer. honored at the Ostrander Evan Bayh in Washington, 1, I became the academy Thank you, to Dr. Smith in Awards for his cameo in DC. residential coordinator at the Education Department McCoy’s “Rocky Horror Ashley Mitchem completed the Advanced Academy of at Rhodes, for all of your Picture Show.” her master’s in social work Georgia, a dual-enrollment support.” from the University of program for gifted high

In Memoriam ’33 Elizabeth Richey grandchildren, nine great- grandchildren, a brother and the Rotary Club, Chamber Stansel of Greenwood, grandchildren and a great- two nephews. of Commerce and Regional MS, June 24, 2007. She great-grandchild. ’35 Wertie Golden Martin Mental Health Center, as was a charter member of ’34 Cyrus Cleveland of Looxahoma, TN, May well as one of the founders the Ruleville Garden Club Johnson Jr. of Jackson, MS, 24, 2008. She was a retired of the Coahoma County and Ruleville Twentieth Dec. 9, 2007. He served as elementary school teacher in Industrial Foundation. A Century Club. An active a fl ight surgeon in the U.S. Mississippi and member of member of St. George’s member of the Ruleville Army Air Corps during the Senatobia First United Episcopal Church, where United Methodist Church, World War II, reaching the Methodist Church. The he served as a longtime she served as president rank of major. He also spent widow of W.B. Martin, she vestryman and senior of the North Mississippi two years in the China- leaves a son and a daughter, warden, he wrote several Conference of United Burma-India Theater. He as well as two grandchildren books on his family’s history. Methodist Women. The practiced urological surgery and two great-grandchildren. He leaves his sister, two widow of Eugene A. for more than 25 years and ’36 L. Alex Gilliam of nieces and two nephews. Stansel, she leaves a son was a member of several Memphis, June 18, 2006. ’36 Raford Watson Herbert and a daughter, seven medical associations. An A World War II Navy of Jupiter, FL, May 23, grandchildren and nine active tree farmer for more veteran, he practiced law 2008. He joined the F.B.I. great-grandchildren. than 50 years, he was a in Greenville, MS, then after graduating from ’34 Clifford ‘Son’ member of the Mississippi joined the legal department Georgetown law school, Dinwiddie of Brownsville, Forestry Association. He of the Arab-American Oil and in 1947 joined the CIA TN, May 20, 2005. He was served as a lifetime deacon of Co. until he took early at its inception, where he a member of the Brownsville First Baptist Church and was retirement and moved served until he retired in First United Methodist a member of the Solidarity home to Clarksdale. He 1965. That year, he went to Church and a World War Sunday school class. The practiced law a short time Buenos Aires as president II Army veteran. The widower of Jean Chambless in the Roberson Firm before of Swift-Armour Argentina, widower of Mabel Ellen Johnson, he leaves a joining the trust department S.A. He later worked for Hawkins Dinwiddie, he son, a daughter, three of Coahoma National Bank. the King Ranch of Texas leaves three daughters, seven grandchildren, three great- He was a past president of and with the Ethiopian

{ 38 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Livestock Development she served as a church board Tennessee Bank for more Huntsville. He leaves his Co., a joint venture among member, president of the than 30 years, retiring wife of 52 years, Bettie Platt the Ethiopian government United Methodist Women, as vice chairman of the Durham, a daughter, a son, and American and German a delegate to the annual board in 1983. A charter a granddaughter and two investors. He leaves his wife Methodist Conference and member of Christ United nieces. Patricia, two daughters, a a Sunday school teacher. She Methodist Church, he ’46 Madelyn Estes Earles son and seven grandchildren. leaves a sister, Gladys Moore belonged to several civic of Oakland, TN, May 28, ’36 Jameson Miller Jones Ellis ’43; four children; nine organizations. He leaves 2008. She was a charter of Corinth, MS, Aug. 25, grandchildren; and six great- two sons, a daughter and 11 member of Christ United 2008. Professor of moral grandchildren. grandchildren. Methodist Church in philosophy at Rhodes ’41 Helen Quenichet Keith ’44 Henrietta (Penny) Memphis and Reach to and dean of the college of Columbus, OH, July 1, Ruhmann of Austin, TX, from 1955-1971, he later 2008. She was a member of Aug. 7, 2008. A retired Recovery Cancer Program. became associate director of Trinity United Methodist secretary at the University She also served as a Pink institutional development Church, an associate of Texas business school, she Lady at Methodist Hospital. at the Memphis College of member of Lake of the was a member of University She leaves a daughter, a son Art, serving as its president Woods Chapel and active in Presbyterian Church for and two granddaughters. from 1976-1981. In honor numerous service and nature more than 50 years, where ’46 William M. Flack of of his service to Rhodes, the organizations. The widow she taught Sunday school Cordova, TN, Jan. 6, 2004. Jameson M. Jones Award for of Luther M. Keith Jr., she and was a member of the A retired regional account Outstanding Faculty Service leaves two daughters, fi ve women’s Bible study and manager for L.S. DuBois was established in 2005. He grandchildren and a niece. church choir. She leaves a Drug Co., he was a choir leaves three sons; a daughter, ’42 Dorothy Williamson half-sister. member at Central Church. Sally Jones Heinz ’81; and McGehee Via of Memphis, ’45 Nancy Moore Palmer He leaves his wife, Carolyn fi ve grandchildren. July 5, 2008. She was a of Memphis, Sept. 25, 2006. B. Flack; two sons; a sister; ’37 John Robertson Pepper She was a past president recent contributor to the and fi ve grandchildren. of Memphis, Nov. 20, of Les Passees and the Les Germantown (Tennessee) ’47 Bettie Roe Clouse 2006. During World War Passees Fine Arts Club. She Historical Commission’s Barnes of Griffi n, GA, June II, he served as a lieutenant Oral Archives. As a USO was also a member of the 24, 2008. She enjoyed commander in the Navy. He greeter during World War Tuesday Study Club, The volunteering in numerous founded several companies, II, she met her future Woman’s Exchange and community activities, clubs including the Goyer husband, U.S. Army Air Holy Communion Episcopal Company in Greenville, MS, Corps Lt. Robert Foster Via. Church. The widow of John and service projects. A Pepper Records and Sound Bob pursued a career in the Palmer, she leaves a daughter, member of St. George Studio, which later became Air Force, and they moved Jeanne Palmer ’74, and two Episcopal Church, she leaves Pepper Tanner Advertising more than 60 times. She sisters, including Martha her husband, Grantland Agency. He leaves three leaves four daughters, nine Anne Johnston ’40. Barnes, two daughters, a son, children and a granddaughter. grandchildren and eight ’46 Thomas H. Durham Jr. three grandchildren and four ’39 Marjorie Jennings great-grandchildren. of Memphis, July 22, 2008. great-grandchildren. Wunderlich of Memphis, ’43 Walton Smith Cole A lawyer and veteran of ’47 Monta Clarice Irby Aug. 27, 2008. A member of of Boone, NC, Aug. 26, World War II and Korea, he Bender of Dallas, May 31, Second Presbyterian Church 2008. He was a member of worked for the U.S. Army 2008. She was a member and the Salvation Army Grace Lutheran Church and as a civilian in the legal of Spring Valley United Auxiliary and a volunteer a retired music professor, offi ces at Picatinny Arsenal, Methodist Church and an Dover, NJ, and Redstone at LeBonheur Children’s having taught for 34 years at avid traveler. The widow of Medical Center, she leaves Appalachian State University. Arsenal, Huntsville, AL, Marvin Jimmie Bender, to her husband of 65 years, A World War II veteran, he where he stayed until whom she was married for Alvin Wunderlich ’39; a served in the Air Force as a retiring in 1981. He then 40 years, she leaves three daughter; two sons; a sister, link trainer instructor and a served as president of the sons and four grandchildren. Louise Gagstetter ’41; and tail gunner in a B-17 aircraft. H.W. Durham Foundation eight grandchildren. He leaves two daughters and in Memphis for 25 years. ’40 Martha Anne Moore four grandchildren. A former member of the Johnston of Memphis, Nov. ’43 John Childress Whitsitt Church of Christ at White 11, 2007. She was a charter of Memphis, Sept. 3, 2008. Station, he was an active member of Christ United A World War II Navy member of the Twickenham Methodist Church, where veteran, he was with First Church of Christ in rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S { 39 } Connections By President William E. Troutt

One constant theme continues to emerge in all my conversations with Rhodes alumni. Whether you graduated in 1936 or 2006, you each tell a personal story Oabout how you connected with Rhodes professors in ways that changed your lives. I continue to be inspired by these stories of how a relationship with a faculty mentor made the critical difference in your personal and professional lives. I am especially inspired by the countless ways our late dean, Jameson Jones ’36, affected the intellectual and spiritual lives of so many of you, both during and after his years at Rhodes. As John Gladney ’74, who established the Jameson M. Jones Outstanding Faculty Service Award, has said, “Members of the faculty serve Rhodes in many ways that go beyond formal teaching duties and scholarship.” As I begin my 10th fall at Rhodes, I appreciate more than ever how excellence at our college indeed begins with our faculty. They are gifted teacher/scholars who challenge, engage and connect students in life-changing ways. As John Hugon ’77, one of our trustees, says, “It’s with our faculty—that’s where the magic begins.” In this issue of Rhodes, you have read how faculty like David McCarthy, David Jilg and Judith Haas are making an impact in the lives of our students, and how our new Environmental Studies Program postdocs are reaching across the curriculum, all under the able leadership of Michael Drompp, our new Dean of the Faculty and Vice President for Academic Affairs. When today’s fi rst-year students graduate in 2012, they will truly be connected with a talented and committed faculty. They will have taken full advantage of their Rhodes education, and without a doubt, they will have experienced the “magic” of a liberal arts education that for them, and generations of Rhodes students, began with our faculty. JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

At Opening Comvocation—President Troutt (left) with Gail P.C. Streete, the W.J. Millard Professor of Religious Studies and recipient of the 2008 Jameson M. Jones Award for Faculty Service, and Michael Drompp, Dean of the Faculty and Vice President for Academic Affairs

{ 40 } F A L L 2 0 0 8 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Honor Roll of Donors 2007-20082007-2008 urur students’ passionpassion for learninlearningg is Ommatchedatched byby the passionpassion for givinggiving in our alumni/ae,alumni/ae, paparentsrents and friends. WWee express our deepestdeepest gratitudegratitude to allall who sustain Rhodes ColleCollegege with their fi nnancialancial commitments.commitments.

The Rollow Avenue of Oaks, named in memory of John A. Rollowʼ26, college engineer from 1926-68 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 Margaret R. Hyde ’34♦ Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust

Emily P.♦ and Emerson A. Alburty♦ Dorothy C. King♦ Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea Lucille Hamer ’48 and Robert W. Amis ’48 The Kresge Foundation Josie and Julian Robertson

ARAMARK Corporation E. H. Little♦ Patricia K. and Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65

Ann Pridgen ’47 and Edgar H. Bailey Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr. Martha R.♦ and James D. Robinson♦

Paul Barret, Jr. ’46♦ Edward C. Martin, Jr. ’41♦ Jac C. Ruffi n ’41♦

Walter D. Bellingrath♦ Virginia♦ and Robert♦ McCallum James F. Ruffi n♦

Carolyn♦ and Winton Blount♦ Harry B. McCoy, Jr.♦ J. S.♦ and Jan S. Seidman

Corella Allen♦ and Bertram F. Bonner♦ Mabel M. and Phillip H. McNeill Leone W.♦ and P. K. Seidman♦

L. Palmer Brown, III ’30♦ Pamela and William Michaelcheck ’69 Cindy L. and John C. Sites ’74

Neville Frierson Bryan ’58 and Judith Deavenport ’56 and Frank M. Jeannette Spann ’30♦

John H. Bryan ’58 Mitchener, Jr. James A. Thomas III ’62♦

Joyce A. Mollerup and Axson Brown and Bryan Morgan Terry E. Westbrook ’66♦

Robert H. Buckman Lillian♦ and Morrie Moss♦ Mary Wilson White♦

Stanley J.♦ and Mertie W. Buckman♦ Bruce K. and Harold F. Ohlendorf♦ ’31 The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

Valerie S. and Glenn C. Burgess Catherine♦ and Edmund Orgill♦ Dorothy♦ and Kemmons♦ Wilson

Catherine♦ and A. K. Burrow♦ Joseph and Irene Leatherman Orgill Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson

Christine Barham Caruthers♦ Weetie and Harry Phillips, Sr.♦ Marjorie ’39♦ and Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39

Rachel M.♦ and S. DeWitt Clough♦ The Plough Foundation ♦In Memoriam Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 Carol W. and James H. Prentiss♦ Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 Linda and Mike Curb 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

Napoleon♦ and Marie Cordes Hill♦

Hazel M.♦ and Ralph C. Hon♦ The Hyde Family Foundations

2 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 The Charles E. Diehl Society Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, President The 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. Endowed Circle of the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Coats ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Charles E. Diehl Society Mr. and Mrs. Trow Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. McCord, Jr. (Elizabeth Holland Johnston ’75) (Mary Jack Rich ’51) To ensure Rhodes’ continuing fi nancial strength, Rev. Robin R. Hatzenbuehler ’71* Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell unrestricted endowment gifts can be made to fund Mr. Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71* Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGehee, Jr. perpetual memberships in the Charles E. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Johnson ’83* (Virginia Ballou ’46) Society. These unrestricted gifts may be either Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John T. McLoughlin current or deferred or some combination of the Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff (Harriette Cox Hollis ’41) two. They are recognized with membership in the Mr. Herbert Linville ’50 Mr. and Mrs. David R. McWilliams ’78 Endowed Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montesi, III* Mrs. Jennifer W. Newman ’73 (Pamela Gaye Palmer ’80) Mr. James E. Newman Mr. L. Allen Reynolds ’60 Mr. and Mrs. James A. O’Donnell ’74 Endowed Guarantors Dr. Randall R. Rhea ’77 Mr. and Mrs. David Overend ’96* Mr.♦ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ’62 Dr. and Mrs. James T. Robertson ’53 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pattillo Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rudner (Janet Lynn Emery ’69) Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson Members of the Charles Mr. and Mrs. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Dr. John R. Pharis ’67* Mrs. Harry J. Phillips, Sr. E. Diehl Society Diehl Society Patron Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ’80 Members of the Diehl Society provide annual Ms. Madison M. Agee ’99 Mrs. Laurie Enos Quattlebaum, Jr. ’84 unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the Society Mr. Charles M. Agee, III ’99 Mr. A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 are Philanthropists ($100,000 or more), Guarantors Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Mrs. Kathryn Reed ’42 ($50,000 or more), Fellows ($25,000 or more), Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. S. Herbert Rhea Benefactors ($15,000 or more), Sustainers ($10,000 (Ann Elizabeth Pridgen ’47) Ms. Lisenne D. Rockefeller or more) and Patrons ($5,000 or more). For those Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid Sanders alumni who have not yet celebrated their 10th Ms. Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman Dr. Deborah Owen Schadt reunion, membership is offered for a gift of $2,500 or Mr. Christopher J. Chapman Mr. Stephen C. Schadt more. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Blair Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ’58 marked with an asterisk. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. (Elizabeth LeMaster ’58) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III ’83 Dr. and Mrs. S. Shepherd Tate ’39 Diehl Society Guarantor Mrs. Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’47 Dr. Elizabeth L. Todd ’73 Mr. Robert H. Buckman Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams Butler, III ’63 Mr. William H. Wilcox Ms. Joyce A. Mollerup Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Dr. Edward O. Uthman ’74 Ms. Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Dr. Margaret Uthman Diehl Society Fellow Mr. James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Varnell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Anderson ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook, Jr.* (Jeanne Hyde Scott ’58) (Carmen Cockrill Webb ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Costello Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 (Maura Therese Brady ’83) Dr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Mr. John C. Hugon Mrs. Mary Farnham Crawford ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Watts ’63 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ’59 Mr. Calvin Mew Dr. Joy Brown Wiener ’52 Mr. J. Stephen Martin Ms. Meg Thomas Crosby ’92 Dr. Russel L. Wiener ’42 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Mr. Scott Crosby Ms. Kathryn A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill, Jr. Mrs. Grace M. Williamson ’57 Mr. and Mrs.♦ Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Donelson ’38* Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne (Marjorie Jennings♦ ’39) Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Doramus ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young* Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Eckels ’70* Four Anonymous Donors Diehl Society Benefactor (Laila Dianne Adams ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52 Executive Committee Ms. Deborah L. Craddock ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes Michele B. Babcock ’98 Mr. Robert E. Craddock, Jr. Mr. David B. DuBard ’88* Bill Butler ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hamilton* Ms. Deirdre Giblin* John Coats ’75 (Barbara Howell ’51) Ms. Katherine Buckman Gibson* Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, President Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hyde, III Mr. J.W. Gibson* Roscoe Field ’52 Mrs. Vicki G. Palmer ’75 Dr. Michelle Long Greene ’91 Randy Rhea ’77 Mr. John Palmer Dr. Jason T. Greene ’91 Dr. Morris T. Reagan ’60* Mrs. Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52* ♦In Memoriam Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sites ’74 Mr. Roy L. Greenlee* Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt Dr. Melissa A. Herbst ’94 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wallace, III ’75 Dr. and Mrs. C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Spence L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jacoway ’62 Two Anonymous Donors Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Diehl Society Sustainer Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Barnish, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan ’58 Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Llewellyn (Neville Frierson ’58) Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ’78

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 3 The Red & Black Society H. William Allen, III ’66, President Members of The Red & 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 those alumni who have not yet celebrated their 10th reunion, membership is offered for a gift of $500 or more. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Red & Black Society Partner Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.* Dr. Russell E. Galloway ’80 Dr. Burton N. Stodghill ’92 The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 Dr. Sherry Galloway Dr. Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83 Jr. ’68* Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Ogden ’71 Dr. Karen M. Gehrs ’83 Mr. David L. Tait Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ’61* Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr.* Dr. R. Sann Gossum ’86* Mr. Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 Ms. Edna Hall Gambling Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III Dr. John S. Goza ’83* Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Tiernan* Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price Mr. and Mrs. John H. Guthrie, Jr. ’85* Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade Mr. David Hunter of Montlaw ’85* Mrs. Joanna Smith Priester ’88* Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney Mr. John P. Wade Ms. Elizabeth R. Pearce ’91* Dr. W. Bradford Priester ’86* Mrs. Margaret Lawson Headrick ’73 Dr. Jane Walters ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Storrs* Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Mr. S. Russell Headrick ’73 Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 (Betty Lou Wood ’53) (Allyson Mann Hooper ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Ms. Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Taub* Ms. Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92* Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard* Ms. Suzanne M. Warner (Pamela Leigh Bishop ’92) Mr. Charles J. Reichelt, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. C. Alton Hollingsworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Watts ’85 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca* Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey (Elizabeth Shaifer ’55) Dr. W. Allen Wesche ’88 Mr. Warren A. Richey Dr. Ann Holmes ’85 Ms. Tracy L. Wesche Red & Black Society Senior Dr. and Mrs. S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 Mr. Lowry H. Howell ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Westmoreland Dr. and Mrs. J. David Alexander, Jr. ’53 Dr. Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58* Mrs. Anne Hixon Huff’ ’57* (Erwin Ann Hansch ’57) (Catharine Ballard Coleman ’56) Dr. Paul O. Roberts* Dr. Thomas A. Huff ’57* Mrs. Allyson K. Williams ’96 Mrs. Susan S. Arnold ’89 Ms. Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Ms. Molly Bradley Jackson ’94 Mr. Brett K. Williams ’94 Mr. E. Alan Arnold ’86 Mr. Cary G. Rotter Mr. William D. Jackson ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams Ms. Edith S. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse* Mr. Scott P. Howard ’73* Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr. Ms. Sally J. Rutherford Ms. Bridget Jensen* Mrs. Frances Uhlhorn Wunderlich ’45* Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Bollinger Mr. Glenn N. Wagner Dr. Emily Mills Johnson ’83* Ms. Carole L. Branyan ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Warren T. Johnson, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Ms. Susan E. Brown Mrs. Degna Spoldi (Erin Stukey ’73) Mr. and Mrs. H. William Allen, III ’66 Mr. William McCoy Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan, III* The Rev. Margaret Wood Jones (Betty Katherine Willis ’66) Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Mr. Frank A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Andrew ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Campbell, IV* Mr. Thomas D. Sullivan Mr. Tsutomu Kawazoe ’63 Mr. Ward Archer, Jr. ’74 Ms. Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tilton ’67 Dr. Harry L. Swinney ’61 Dr. and Mrs. Omar T. Atiq Mr. Ralph A. Carl ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Trusty ’56* Mrs. Lizabeth Kelley Mrs. Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 Dr. Thomas P. Chu ’80 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Ms. Daney D. Kepple Mr. and Mrs. John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Dr. Anita A. Davis ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66* Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lawrence (Susan Fulmer ’55) Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Mr. and Ms. H. Wesley Williams, III ’89 (Patricia Lynn Weaver ’50) Dr. Joseph H. Autry, III ’65 Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. Mrs. Richadean G. Wilson ’25 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. George W. Awsumb ’61 Ms. Tracy Terwilliger Dean ’93 Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure ’46 (Martha Elizabeth Breytspraak ’63) Dr. Kristen T. Duncan ’96* Red & Black Society Ms. Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Mr. Dudley Baker, Jr. ’99 Mr. Douglas B. Duncan ’96* Associate Ms. Marilyn A. Meyers ’64 Ms. Olivia D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. David L. Eades ’82 Dr. Bette J. Ackerman* Mr. and Ms. William A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bale (Evelyn Christine Ray ’82) Dr. Henry A. Kurtz* Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis Ms. Kimberly C. Bates ’88* Mrs. Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Miss Grace Meredith Moorhead ’42 Dr. G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87* Mr. Robert J. Ennis (Stephanie Marie Bankston ’82) Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William P. Battaglia Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradford Foster, III ’69 Mr. Bryan T. Baker ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ’43 Ms. Effi e Vanzola Bean ’99 (Susan Hoefer ’69) Ms. Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Mr. Thomas A. Jones ’73 Ms. Anne G. Beard ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Ms. Carolyn Alison Barnwell ’99* Ms. Molly Newman Mr. Richardson Beard Dr. Sara Helen Goza ’80 Mrs. Nancy C. Black ’94* Mr. Michael G. Nolan ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace Mr. and Ms. Christian D. Boswell ’84 Ms. Rosalia Nolan (Joy Phyllis Magdovitz ’58) Ms. Kathy L. Hayek ’81 Ms. Laura Keever Brimberry ’89 Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ’83 Dr. Tatiana Bidikov Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Henkel ’79* Mr. Olin K. Brimberry Mrs. Sarah Rook Perkins ’49 Dr. Igor Bidikov (Mary Frances Clevenger ’79) Mr. Rickman P. Brown ’77 Mr. Timothy B. Perry ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Blake, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hermann ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cancelosi Mrs. Grace Wunderlich Prange ’39 Mrs. Doris Fenton Blew, Jr. ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Howell ’66 Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Mr. and Ms. John M. Presley ’82* Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Blumer ’59* (Nancy Lowry Cox ’67) Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Chambers Ms. Allison F. Prickett ’03 (Nancy Jane Haynes ’62) Dr. and Mrs. Homer L. Isbell Ms. Susan M. Clark ’74 Mrs. Mary L. Puckett ’74 Dr. Suzanne L. Bonefas* (Betty Jean Wilkinson ’45) Dr. Mark A. Jones Mr. Richard H. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bonham ’76 Mr. Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Clary ’77 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lowe* Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coolidge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Borleske Ms. Kim Chickey MacQueen ’83 Dr. Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 Mr. Eugene C. Reynolds ’43 (Barbara June Lesh ’68) Mr. Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Mr. John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson, III Dr. Charlotte G. Borst* Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Forrest S. McCartney Dr. Martha H. Crenshaw ’74 Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer* Dr. and Mrs. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 (Ruth Edna Griffi s ’50) Mr. Henry M. Lee, Jr. ’75 Ms. Diane Rudner (Anne Elizabeth Riley ’54) Dr. James T. McDonald, Jr. ’51 Ms. Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. B. Snowden Boyle, Jr. ’46 Dr. Katherine M. McElroy ’77 Mr. William Britton Duke II Mrs. Melissa Coleman Savage ’82 Mr. Anthony L. Brady, Jr. ’80 Mr. James L. McElroy ’69 Dr. Carl G. Dury II ’72 Ms. Margaret Bane Schatzman ’79* Mr. Matthew H. Breaux ’99 Mr. Alexander J. McKelway ’86* Mr. and Mrs. William H. Edington ’67 Dr. Nathan K. Schatzman* Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brown* Mr. John H. McMinn, III ’68 Dr. Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Sloan Mr. and Mrs. S. Toof Brown, Jr. ’47 Mrs. Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Mr. Lawrence E. Evans ’65* Ms. Kathleen Fleece Smoke ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Bruce Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams ’73 Mrs. John Farley ’37 Mr. Jonathan P. Smoke’ 91 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bruce, III Mr. Joe McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fogelman Ms. Sara L. Stainback ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckthal

4 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Mr. and Mrs. E. Steward Butler, Jr. Mr. Arthur Fulmer, III Mrs. Berta Radford Laney ’50 Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ’51 Mr. and Mrs. William V. Byars Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Garrett, Jr. Mr. James T. Laney Ms. Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90 Mr. Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Mr. Steven M. Garrett Mrs. Sue Dean Langfi tt ’63* Mr. David W. Perlis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Duke E. Cain ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Logan H. Germann ’93 Mr. Silas B. Langfi tt ’63* Mr. Charles Perry (Susan Lyn Smith ’72) Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Glancy Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langston Mr. J. Russell Perry Mrs. Betty Calandruccio Mr. and Mrs. Mackie H. Gober ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Lembke ’88 Mr. Joshua L. Pesses ’01 Dr. R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66 (Jane C. Campbell ’69) Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ’71 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Petersen ’60 Ms. Theresa Cloys Carl ’75 Ms. Lynda Godkin Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lindsey ’63 Dr. Lesley A. Petrich* Mr. Norman A. Carl Mr. Ken Hickey (Jeanie Hay Heltzel ’65) Mr. Ronald A. Teer* Dr. P. Ross Bandy ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Emmel B. Golden, Jr. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lowry, III ’63 Ms. Cynthia M. Pfohl ’05 Ms. Donna Casparian (Nancy Virginia Jaco ’71) Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ping ’51* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Cater ’56 Mr. William K. Gooch ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch (Bessie Claire Oates ’53) (Venita Irene Saunders ’56) Dr. and Mrs. T. Keith Grebe Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne B. Gregory, Jr.* Dr. Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ’67 Mr. John S. Cherry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Mr. W. Neely Mallory, III Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich Mr. and Mrs. James N. Clay, III ’51* Mr. Jack W. Grigsby Mrs. Laura G. Mansur Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter Mrs. Annelle A. Clute ’55* Ms. Lauren B. Gunn ’02 Dr. and Mrs. Bouldin A. Marley, Jr.* Ms. Rosemary W. Potter ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cobb ’44* Ms. Elizabeth M. Haag ’98* Ms. Elizabeth B. Martin ’80 Mr. R. Michael Potter Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Coleman ’89 Mrs. Emily Williamson Haizlip ’46 Mr. Douglas F. Martin Ms. Dorothy Johnson Pounders ’68 (Deborah Ellen Blinn ’90) Mr. Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Ms. Claire Campbell Massey ’66 Mr. Louis R. Pounders ’68 Rev. and Mrs. C. Allen Cooke ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harris Ms. Margaret C. Massey ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Pyeatt Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge Dr. Diana C. Harris Mr. James W. Massey ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Corey Mrs. Lynn S. Hazelrig Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Matlock ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Quay Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Cotham, IV Dr. Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Matthews ’84 (Rosamond Goldman ’75) (Mary Frances Buxton ’62) Mr. Alexander S. Heit ’08 Mr. David L. McAdoo ’62 Mr. M. Rex Rankin, III ’74* Mr. Jeffrey L. Crader ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Henley ’60* Mr. and Mrs. W. Neal McAtee ’85 Dr. and Mrs. John E. Rawson The Rev. Senter C. Crook ’65 (Virginia Kimbrough Baxter ’60) (Amy Lynne Hazlewood ’86) (Mary Asbury Crouch ’60) Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden Dr. Jack D. Herbert ’62 Mr. Vern E. McCarty ’66* Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ray Ms. Wynona G. Crosby Dr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Higdon Mr. John D. McCharen ’63 (Charlotte Ann Lebo ’67) Dr. C. Richard Crosby (Joanna Coss ’66) Rev. Robert E. McClelland ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Reynolds, II Mrs. Mary W. Dale Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hille ’69 The Rev. Senter C. Crook ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rice ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ’85 (Mary Tansill Heslip ’69) Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Richardson, Jr. ’51 (Mary Lynn Tucker ’84) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hixon ’60 Mrs. Jean H. McFadden ’46 (Patricia Anne Cooper ’51) Ms. Erin S. Davis Shedd ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto Mr. Brian S. McGeorge ’95 Ms. Carol Greaves Rockett ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Irving DesRoches* Mr. William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 Ms. Susan McGeorge Ms. Debbi Fields Rose Ms. Jennifer N. Dill ’04* Ms. Elizabeth B. Hood ’98 Ms. Dawn McGriff ’83 Mr. Michael D. Rose Mrs. Elaine Anthony Dooley ’39 Dr. Anna K. Hopla Mrs. Joanna Kindig McKnight ’57* Ms. Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Doolin ’87 Mr. Robert E. Wilton Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. McKnight ’49 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ross (Amy Jo Markle ’89) Mr. Daniel M. Hougland ’76 (Patricia Caldwell ’49) Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rosser Dr. Barbara B. Dorsett Mrs. Therese P. Howell* Mr. and Mrs. John W. McQuiston, II ’65 Ms. Carol Lee C. Royer ’78 Dr. Cecil R. Dorsett Ms. Susan Logan Huffman ’83 (Robbie Evelyn Walker ’65) Mr. Joe Royer Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dortch ’58 Mr. John R. Huffman Dr. and Mrs. Stevens D. Melton ’77 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Russell ’56 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Douglas ’48 Ms. Catherine L. Hughes ’74* Ms. Carol Middleton Messineo ’74 Ms. Deborah Sale ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87 Mr. Ron Hughes* Dr. James W. Thomas II ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartwell, Jr. Dr. Ben M. Dukes ’58 Mr. William W. Hunt ’56 Dr. Geraldine Miller Dr. and Mrs. John R. Satterthwaite ’71* Rev. Judith Simono Durff ’66 Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hurley ’84 Mr. Charles S. Mitchell V ’94 Mr. Jon P. Seiler Dr. Thomas H. Durff ’65 Mr. Mark N. Hurley ’82 Mrs. Houston N. Moore ’29* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Semmes Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Edmonds, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst Dr. and Mrs. William E. Morehead Mr. John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 (Jennifer Fey ’68) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr. (Patricia Ann Riegle ’54) Ms. Elaine K. Shanley Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ’79 (Eva Mae Duncan ’59) Ms. Sarah M. Morgan ’99* Mr. Leighton A. Shantz ’88 Mr. and Mrs. K. Wyatt Engwall ’69 Dr. and Mrs. John Jacobus ’62 Mr. David J. Morgan ’00* Mrs. Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw ’53* Dr. Jennifer L. Erkulwater ’95 (Kathryn E. Smallwood ’62) Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ’01* Mr. R. Trent Taylor ’95 Mrs. Julia Auwarter Javarone ’01 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mudd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Falk, Jr. Mr. Jason A. Javarone ’00 Mr. Joseph J. Nash ’81 Ms. S. Jeanette Sims ’76 (Dorothy Ann Johnson ’67) Mr. and Mrs. Beverly H. Johns, III Mrs. June D. Neal Mr. Timothy D. Davis ’87 Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Farrell ’71* Dr. and Ms. Archibald C. Johnston ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nelson Ms. Lisa B. Singer Ms. Joyce Parker Fegette ’99 Dr. Jameson M. Jones♦ ’36 Mr. and Ms. David G. Newbern Mr. J. Matthew Skvarla ’99 Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott Ms. Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 (Linda Adair Baird ’82) Dr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, III* Dr. Gary B. Elliott Mr. Stephen P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Noble, III Dr. Julie Atkinson Smith ’99* Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III Mr. Malcolm J. Katt Ms. Sarah Horne Nolan ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith Ms. Donna K. Fisher ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Kaywood Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Kirby H. Smith ’81 Mr. Eric D. Flanders ’94 Mr. Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Ollinger ’91* Mrs. Florence Swepston Snowden ’47 Dr. Patricia M. Flynn ’77 Ms. Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III Dr. and Mrs. John C. Stepan ’63 Dr. Jerry D. Heston ’78 Dr. Keith E. Kelly ’88 (Gwen Elizabeth Jones ’79) Ms. Elizabeth K. Stinson ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy ’69 Dr. D. Davidson Oxley ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes, Jr. Mr. Samuel O. Franklin (Eleanor Rosson ’69) Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer Dr. Gayle S. Storey ’70* Ms. Laura A. Frase ’82 Ms. Angeline Kinnaird Linn ’79* Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Parker ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Strickland, III ’68 Mrs. Gladys Frazier ’32 Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirkpatrick (Laura Elizabeth Whittemore ’71) (Carol Ann Colclough ’68) Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Mr. and Ms. Robert A. Koch Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ’83* Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Michael R. Frick ’80 (Lynn Elizabeth Stapleton ’83) Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83* Mrs. Kathryn W. Tanner ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr. Ms. Patricia A. Lane ’72 Ms. Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84* Mr. Ray U. Tanner ’54 (Nancy Lynne Hill ’51) Ms. Tracee Bennett Mr. Scott D. Patterson♦ ’85* Dr. K. C. Ptomey, Jr. ’64 Ms. Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lane Dr. Pedie Pedersen ’70 The Rev. Carol Tate

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 5 The Red & Black Society continued from page 5 Ms. Leslie Copeland Taylor ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie J. Wann* Ms. Stephanie H. Wynne ’07 Mrs. Gwen Parrish Owen ’79 Mr. Eric M. Teal ’91 Mrs. Grace W. Ward ’03 Dr. Linda K. Yates ’69 Dr. Thomas E. Strong ’54 Ms. Amy Morris Teal Ms. Lynn Morrow Ward ’66 One Anonymous Donor Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Dr. Paige W. Tench ’76 Dr. Julia M. Watkins ’83 Mr. Ray U. Tanner ’54 Ms. Martha G. Thomas ’03* Dr. W. Bryan Watkins Executive Committee Ms. Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 Mr. Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Weatherman ’01 Mr. H. William Allen, III ’66, Mr. Claude B. Trusty ’56 Ms. Myrna Thomas Ms. Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 President Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ’59 Mr. John J. Thomason ’51 Mr. Richard E. Weiler Mr. Dudley Baker, Jr. ’99 Dr. Thomas J. White, Jr. ’62 Dr. Sally P. Thomason Mrs. Diane M. Wellford ’59 Ms. Anne Gaudet Beard ’84 Mrs. Carol P. White ’66 Dr. and Mrs. William C. Threlkeld ’53 Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ’59 Mrs. Nancy C. Black ’94 Mr. Jon David Willingham ’04 (Amy Josephine Taylor ’54) Mr. and Mrs. Lin C. Wetterau, Jr.* Mr. Christian D. Boswell ’84 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tong (Mary Irene McDonald ’54) Mr. Rickman P. Brown ’77 ♦In Memoriam Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Townsend Mrs. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60 Dr. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Mr. J.D. Trimble, Jr. ’52 Mr. Lewis P. Wexler Mr. Ralph A. Carl ’75 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Trimble, V ’79 Mrs. Carol P. White ’66 Ms. Emily W. Deichmann ’07 Mrs. Robin B. Trimble Dr. Thomas J. White, Jr. ’62 Mr. David B. DuBard ’88 Mrs. Agnes Ming Turley ’44* Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White, Jr. ’39 Mr. William H. Edington ’67 Dr. and Mrs. James E. Turner ’56 (Sarah Aydelott Boothe ’39) Ms. Elizabeth Bokesch Fairman ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Tutor* Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Williams Mrs. Claire C. Hegarty ’01 (Ruth Evelyn Green ’85) Mrs. Jane Wittichen Williams ’52 Dr. Peter Y. Kim ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tyler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams Mr. Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Cleve ’90 Mr. Jon David Willingham ’04 Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ’71 (F. Amanda Illges ’91) Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson, III ’53* Mr. Michael L. Matthews ’84 Dr. Carl E. Vest ’92 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams ’73 Dr. Patricia L. Walls Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Wright ’67* Mr. David Overend ’96 The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With much 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. Mr. Joseph W. Blount ’79 Harrison Kirkland Osoinach, Ph.D. ’55 William C. Wilson, Esquire ’61 Ms. Carole L. Branyan ’67 Dr. Randall R. Rhea ’77 Mr. Robert H. Buckman and Ms. Joyce A. Mollerup Dr. James T. Robertson ’53 and Mrs. Valeria B. ♦In Memoriam Dr. C. Stratton Hill ’50 Robertson Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Ms. Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Mr. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Mr.♦ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ’62 Dr. Paul S. Mostert ’50 Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson The Ralph C. Hon Society With much 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.

Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr. Ms. Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, Ms. Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amis Mr. William D. Challen Jr. ’68 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Finley ’62 (Helen Elizabeth Hoye ’52) Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Mr. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. (Mary Lou Carwile ’64) Ms. Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 Mr. Tom S. Charlton ’78 Mr. Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Ms. Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Mrs. Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Chivetta Prof.. Richard B. Dixon ’50 Dr. Robert M. Ford, Jr. ’82 Mr. John T. Atkinson ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Ms. Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Mr. L. Dossett Foster ’64 Mr. John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Mr. James N. Clay, III ’51 Dr. F. Elaine Donelson ’59 Mr. W. Aaron Foster ’67 Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cobb ’44 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Ms. Cindy Brown Bair ’83 Mr. Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Douglas ’48 Mr. James L. Fri, Jr. Mr. Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Cole ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 Mr. Frank A. Frisch ’77 Ms. Martha J. Becker Dr. and Mrs. William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 (Mary Lynn Myrick ’82) Mrs. Jennie Puryear Gardner ’31 Prof.. Ann Bell ’41 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Collier ’46 Dr. William B. Dunavant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garrott, III Mr. Leo Berg ’78 (Louise Wilbourn ’46) Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ’63 Mrs. Willis Gayle Mr. Charles P. Boone Mr. Kevin E. Collins ’81 (Janet Lee Seabrook ’73) Dr. Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Mr. Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58 Mrs. Katharine Meacham Conover ’43 Rev. Judith Simono Durff ’66 Mr. Henry Goodrich Mrs. John McKay Boswell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 Dr. Thomas H. Durff ’65 Mrs. Justine Klyce Guthrie ’42 Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50 (Claudia Cooper ’69) Dr. Thomas H. Durff ’65 Mr. Gus Halliburton (Helen Holt Deupree ’51) Mr. and Mrs. H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 Dr. Carl G. Dury, II ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Haugh ’73 Mrs. Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Mr. Pete Cornish ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Eckford, III ’81 (Dabney Nicholls ’74) Mr. David E. Brock ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Crais ’58 (Elizabeth Louise Larson ’82) Mr. Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Ms. Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Crumby ’53 Mr. Michael A. Edwards ’79 Mr. Allen H. Hilzheim ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Dr. Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Mrs. Patricia B. Egger ’65 Mr. Jack B. Hilzheim^ ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Carruthers, Jr. ’39 Dr. Alan E. Curle ’82 and Dr. Andrew Mr. Lawrence A. Egger Mr. Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 (Mary Jane Ogden ’48) S. London Dr. Kurt Elias ’40 Mrs. Norma Keisling Holmes ’52

6 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Mr. William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. William W. Reid, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Trusty ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Hood ’87 Ms. Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Mr. David Reinmund ’82 Ms. Sybil Tucker Dr. Marcus C. Houston ’70 Mr. William H. McLean ’57 Dr. and Mrs. S. Herbert Rhea Dr. Donald W. Tucker Mrs. Margaret Jones Houts ’40 Mr. and Mrs. John T. McLoughlin Dr. Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Dr. Frank L. Turner, Jr. ’50 Mr. Scott P. Howard ’73 (Harriette Cox Hollis ’41) Dr. Paul O. Roberts Dr. Ralph V. Turner ’57 Dr. Karen Hulett Mr. N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Dr. Rann L. Vaulx ’60 Dr. William B. Hulett ’69 Ms. Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 Mr. Peter A. Rooney ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller Mrs. Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Mr. David R. McWilliams ’78 Mr. William B. Rudner (Sarah Pickens ’63) Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Dr. Stevens D. Melton ’77 Mrs. Marjorie M. Russell♦ and Mrs. Dr. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 Mr. Mark N. Hurley ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ’79 Theo Matthews Hayden♦ Dr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ’81) Mr. Michael H. Sadler ’72 Mr. David D. Watts ’63 Mr. T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Dr. Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Dr. H. Stanford Sanders ’63 Mr. H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Ms. Paula S. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Morehead ’82 Rev. C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Mrs. Norma Webb ’52 Ms. Bridget Jensen (Catherine Wilkerson Harrell ’82) Dr. Carolyn P. Schriber Ms. Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ’59 Miss Rosanna Morris ’41 Mr. Floyd A. Schriber Mr. Richard E. Weiler Mrs. Sarah Josephine Johnson Mrs. Truly Brown Mount ’59 Ms. Elaine K. Shanley Mr. Lewis D. Wellford ’43 Dr. Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Dr. C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57 Mr. John R. Shanley ’84 Mrs. Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Ms. Daney D. Kepple Mr. Philip P. Mulkey ’77 Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Mr. Lewis P. Wexler Dr. Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Ogden ’71 (Ann Gotschall ’72) Mrs. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60 Ms. Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Mrs. Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White, Jr. ’39 Ms. Patricia A. Lane ’72 (Chandra Thakkar ’95) Mrs. Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 (Sarah Aydelott Boothe ’39) Ms. Brenda K. Webb-Lanier Ms. Anna R. Olswanger ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Skvarla Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Dr. James C. Lanier Major John K. Osoinach ’69 Mrs. Eva Sladen Dr. Sue Legge Wilkie Dr. Martha S. Laurie ’69 Ms. Susan Head Osoinach ’67 Mr. J. Brian Sladen Mr. and Mrs. James F. Williamson, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. G. David Overend ’96 Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, (Margaret Lee Early ’68) (Patricia Lynn Weaver ’50) Mr. and Mrs. George D. Overend III ’52 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson, III ’53 Dr. Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Mr. Richard A. Park ’59 (Katherine Hinds ’53) Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ’71 Mr. Michael D. Pearigen ’77 Mr. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Mr. Winston Wolfe Dr. V. Markham Lester ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stewart ’53 Ms. Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89 Dr. Donald J. Lineback Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Peete, Jr. ’41 Mr. and Mrs. Ray U. Tanner ’54 Mr. and Mrs. H. Trent Wood ’48 Mr. Herbert Linville ’50 Mr. J. Russell Perry ’33 (Margaret Kathryn Whitsitt ’57) Dr. Franklin M. Wright Mrs. Frances Livesay Mr. Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 Dr. J. Charles Taylor ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Jr. Dr. Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 Dr. John R. Pharis ’67 Mr. Mark W. Taylor ’80 Mr. and Mrs.♦ Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Mrs. W. Paul Luttrell Ms. Pamela A. Portwood ’78 Mr. Thomas P. Teasley ’69 (Marjorie Jennings♦ ’39) Mr. Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Ms. Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Ms. Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Ms. Kim Chickey MacQueen ’83 Mr. R. Michael Potter (Margaret B. Ross ’56) Mr. Ron A. Yarbrough Mr. W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mrs. Carol W. Prentiss Mr. and Mrs. John J. Thomason ’51 Dr. H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 Mr. Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Dr. Margareta O. Thompson ♦In Memoriam Mr. Patrick L. Matlock ’74 Dr. and Mrs. Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Dr. James H. Thompson ’56 Mrs. Ethel Taylor Maxwell ’36 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Ray ’88 Mr. Robert T. Threlkeld ’82 Mr. Vern E. McCarty ’66 (Carolyn Tatum ’90) Mr. Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. Ms. Kathleen McClain ’74 Mr. J. William Reddoch, III ’84 Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt 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 Estate of Mrs. James D. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton Estate of Mrs. Marjorie M. Russell Estate of Mrs. Frances A. Holmes ’31 Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson Ms. Carole L. Branyan ’67 Estate of Mrs. Mary Gideon Schillig ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Johnson ’83 Estate of Dr. Mertie W. Buckman Ms. Susan E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ’58 Mrs. Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Buford Mr. William McCoy (Elizabeth LeMaster ’58) Mrs. Carolyn T. McAfee Mrs. Betty Calandruccio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGehee, Jr. Ms. Marcie Allen Cardwell ’96 Ms. Deborah L. Craddock ’80 (Katherine Powell Hinds ’53) (Virginia Ballou ’46) Mr. Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller Mrs. Katherine Davis Murfree Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Carlson Mr. Robert E. Craddock, Jr. (Sarah Pickens ’63) Mr. Matthias B. Murfree, III Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cates Mr. and Mrs. Wilton D. Hill Estate of Mr. John W. White ’67 Ms. Wayne Steele Sharp ’75 Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Spence L. Wilson Mr. Malcolm Sharp Dr. Sallie B. Clark ’76 Mrs. Mildred P. Marshall Mr. and Mrs.♦ Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Mr. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Mr. Robert L. Puckett Mr. J. Stephen Martin (Marjorie Jennings♦ ’39) Mr. Cal Turner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Estate of Mrs. Mona Rice Matthews Six Anonymous Donors Fifteen Anonymous Donors (Suzanna L. Marten ’75) Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Ms. Deborah E. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. McNeill $10,000 - $49,999 $1,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell Mr. and Mrs. William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Dr. Anita A. Davis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. James A. O’Donnell ’74 Estate of Mr. Winton M. Blount Ms. Anne Johnsen Bailey ’80 Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Bailey The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, Dr. and Mrs. F. Ray Riddle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gafford Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bizzell Jr. ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65 Mrs. Tandy Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. Dr. Donna Lee Deines Dr. and Mrs. James T. Robertson ’53 Dr. John D. Gladney ’74 Dr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Boucher Dr. Kelly B. Deines

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 7 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 7

Mr. Byron Dobell Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Bacon ’93 Mr. David B. Carr ’98 Ms. Elizabeth Dobell Mr. James D. Smith Ms. Gloria Payment Baehre Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carrell ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Doramus ’80 Mrs. Degna Spoldi Mrs. Adele K. Bailey ’99 (Mary Alice Masters ’59) Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ’63 Dr. Gayle S. Storey ’70 Mr. Frank C. Baker, Jr. ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Fabio Carrillo (Janet Lee Seabrook ’73) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Strong ’54 Mrs. Melissa H. Baker ’84 Mr. Neville C. Carson ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ’79 (Peggy Louise Crocker ’55) Mr. G. Robert Baker, Jr. ’87 Ms. Carol Casey Dr. J. Rodney Feild ’56 Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Baldwin ’93 Ms. Jean H. Caton (Katherine Gill McCaa ’93) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caviness, Jr. ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fisher Mr. Thomas D. Sullivan Ms. La M. Banks Mr. Thomas Cesnick Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flanagan Dr. Harry L. Swinney ’61 Ms. Miriam Nabors Banks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Mrs. Lizabeth Kelley Mr. John A. Barnes ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Raybon L. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Barningham Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chandler Dr. Mark L. Hammond ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Mrs. Ruth M. Barningham Ms. Thelma L. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Haney (Margaret B. Ross ’56) Mr. James M. Beckham Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Varnell, Jr. Mrs. Jayne M. Beesley Mr. Tom S. Charlton ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Henkel ’79 (Jeanne Hyde Scott ’58) Mr. Matthew E. Beesley Ms. Autumn Cartmill Chastain ’98 (Mary Frances Clevenger ’79) Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade Dr. and Mrs. James D. Beeson Mr. Christopher E. Chastain ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Mr. John P. Wade Mrs. Kelley A. Bell Ms. Jean Chen Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Walker, III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Bellande Mr. Stanley N. Chervin Mr. E. Thompson Holloway, Jr. (Emily How Holloway ’64) Mr. John Berard Mrs. Rouh-Yu Chou Ms. Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Mrs. Katy E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger Mrs. Alice Gadberry Clark ’60 Ms. Doris F. Bernard Dr. Diane M. Clark ’62 Mr. John R. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Wallace Mrs. Marianne D. Berry Ms. Susan M. Clark ’74 Mr. Joe M. Weller Ms. Kristin D. Hurst ’88 Mr. William H. Bessire Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III Dr. Vernon Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Williams ’89 Mr. Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Mr. Joseph F. Cleary, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jayne Dr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Wolf Mr. Steven Bigelow Mr. Glenn Clemmensen Mrs. Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Womack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters Mr. Joshua B. Cockerham ’00 Mr. Allan B. Korsakov ’64 Ms. Sallie C. Woodell ’00 Mr. Emile A. Bizot, III Ms. Barbara Cockrill Dr. Billy W. Landers ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne Ms. Lucy Hill Black ’67 Mr. David Coker Ms. Denise S. Lange Ms. Elisabeth M. Yoder ’01 Ms. Lynne M. Blair Ms. Lucia Ouellette Colbert ’81 Mr. Richard A. Bartolomei Mr. Patrick D. Yoder ’01 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr. Dr. Sandy L. Colbs ’80 Dr. Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Four Anonymous Donors Ms. Ruth G. Bodkin Ms. Bronwyn M. Cole Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Lee, III Mr. Harry J. Bolwell Mr. Kevin E. Collins ’81 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr. Up to $1,000 Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell Ms. Tracy T. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III Dr. David J. Abbott ’83 Mrs. Mary P. Boothe ’41 Ms. Antoinette O. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mahoney Mr. Shawn B. Abel ’87 Ms. Laura A. Borg ’04 Mr. Sloan Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Ms. Alison R. Abernathy ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bostock ’74 Ms. Heather Stewart Cook ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McCallum, Jr. Dr. George R. Abraham ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr. (Katherine Eugenia Bruce ’74) Maj. John Harper Cook ’93 Dr. and Mrs. Marshall E. McMahon Dr. Bette J. Ackerman Mr. Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Mr. R. L. Cook Mr. John H. McMinn, III ’68 Dr. Henry A. Kurtz Mrs. Joy Richmond Bowen ’97 Ms. Elizabeth Cooper Mrs. Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Ms. Carol D. Alberson Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Bowen Ms. Frances Elizabeth Cooper ’03 Ms. Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 Mr. P. Max Aldrich ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Bradshaw Mrs. Polly C. Cooper ’38 Mr. N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 Dr. Lynda L. Alexander ’69 Dr. Jennifer Brady Mrs. Barbara P. Corcoran Mr. Wesley N. Meador ’00 Mr. Jerry Allensworth Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50 Mr. Michael P. Cotogno ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Mr. Lester L. Allison, III (Helen Holt Deupree ’51) Dr. Michael R. Couden ’92 (Judith Crosby Deavenport ’56) Mr. John J. Almond, Jr. Mr. John Branston Ms. Alice H. Cowley ’06 Mr. R.J. Moskop Dr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Alvino Rev. Philip M. Breen Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley Mr. Craig W. Murray ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amis Ms. Kay Brookshire Mr. Paul L. Cox ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50 (Helen Elizabeth Hoye ’52) Mr. Scott S. Brown ’96 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crabb ’60 Mrs. Vickie Lynn Brown (Margaret Anna Boisen ’50) Estate of Mrs. Jean M. Amy (Elizabeth Anne P’Pool ’61) Col. Walter J. Brown Ms. Daisy L. Craddock ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III Ms. Janet H. Angell Ms. Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Mr. Rogers L. Crain Mr. Elliott Perry Mr. Daniel D. Anglin ’04 Mr. Neil A. Brunetz ’97 Ms. Kellye J. Crane ’91 Estate of Mrs. Evelyn Hester Perry ’36 Prof.. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Anthony Mr. John Bryan Mrs. Trish Puryear Crist ’90 Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 (Anne Elizabeth Sayle ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bryant The Rev. Senter C. Crook ’65 Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ’67 Dr. George M. Apperson Dr. and Mrs. Brian C. Buck Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ’80 Mrs. Claire E. Archer Ms. Gretchen O. Bufe ’06 Mrs. Molly Caldwell Crosby ’95 Ms. Margaret A. Read ’79 Rev. Jay E. Archer Ms. Lauren K. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reed, Jr. Ms. Rosemary B. Archer Ms. Mary A. Burkhart Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Crumby ’53 Mrs. Penelope W. Register-Shaw ’79 Ms. Lisa M. Armstrong ’02 Mr. Robin I. Burks ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuellar Ms. Holly M. Renehan ’97 Mr. Ross Armstrong ’01 Mrs. Karen O. Burnup Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cullen Dr. James E. Renehan ’97 Mr. Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 Ms. Stacy D. Busby Dr. Cecil G. Culverhouse Dr. Randall R. Rhea ’77 Mr. Bryce W. Ashby ’00 Ms. Terese J. Buscher Mr. Kenneth R. Curtis Estate of Mrs. Lola Ellis Robertson ’33 Ms. Mari L. Askew ’71 Dr. Frank M. Buscher Mr. Timothy D. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buss Ms. Sandra Dacheux Dr. Tracy Young Roth ’87 Mr. Oren Asnis Mr. and Mrs. Terry Atmar Mr. H. Richard Butker Ms. Nance E. Daiker Dr. Randall C. Roth ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip Dr. Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera ’90 Ms. Tara E. Daniel ’08 Ms. Carol Lee C. Royer ’78 Ms. MeChe Cochran Austin ’92 C. Lee Cagle Dr. Lindley Darden ’68 Mr. Joe Royer Mr. Carlton J. Austin ’95 Ms. Rebecca Cain Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Dardenne Ms. Diane G. Sachs ’61 Ms. Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Tripp A. Dargie ’84 Mr. Robert Vidulich Mr. and Mrs. John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Dean and Mrs. Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 Mr. Glen W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Scarborough (Susan Fulmer ’55) Dr. Aaron Calodney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher Ms. Cathryn Babbit Ms. Allison Carmody (Mary Lynn Tucker ’84)

8 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Mr. Theodore R. Davis ’89 Dr. Kathryn A. Garner Ms. Erin J. Iwaskiewicz Ms. Marianne C. Luther Ms. Dorothy J. De Tuerk Dr. Mark W. DelBello Mr. C. Allen Jackson, Jr. ’96 Mr. William M. Lybrook, IV ’92 Dr. Hendrik Dekruif Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Gaudioso Ms. Cheryl Jackson Mrs. Rachel A. Lyles ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Emery L. Delavan, Jr. Prof. Claire M. Gehrki ’76 Dr. V. Markham Lester ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Charlton H. Lyons, III Mrs. Jean P. Dennis Dr. Gary P. Gehrki ’76 Ms. Jeanne L. Jackson Mr. Joel R. Lyons ’85 Mr. Bruce J. Derr Mrs. Cynthia J. George Mr. T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Ms. Padma Ayyagari Lyons Mr. Charles Dewhurst Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gerber Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Jacobs Ms. Caroline G. MacQueen ’60 Ms. Stacy L. DeZutter ’90 Ms. Melinda J. Gertz Dr. Katherine H. James ’64 Ms. Dorothy Magill Ms. Enid Diamond Ms. Emily E. Gifford Dr. Carolyn R. Jaslow Mr. Virren Malhotra ’01 Ms. Jan C. Diamond Ms. Maria Gifford Dr. Alan P. Jaslow Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mallory, III Mr. Todd L. Peterson Mr. Blair Gilbert Ms. Lisa B. Jehl Dr. J. Edward Mallot Ms. Margaret C. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. David Y. Jeter Mr. Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 Ms. Miriam G. Dolin ’04 Ms. Elizabeth J. Gillot Ms. Amanda Abramas Johnson ’03 Ms. Corletra F. Mance ’05 Mr. David W. Mickle ’02 Mr. Daniel B. Gilmore Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance Mr. William R. Dolphin Mr. Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Hillman K. Mann ’81 Mr. Robert Dove Ms. Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Ms. Tyra Johnson-Pirtle Mr. Ted Mann Mr. Robert W. Downey ’96 Mr. G. Michael Gonda ’94 Estate of Dr. W. Thomas Jolly ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Drash ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gordon Dr. Mark A. Jones Mr. David Marcum (Virginia Gates Taylor ’66) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth K. Markovits ’97 Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Mr. Mark Green Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Mr. Bennett K. Hazlip ’97 Ms. Alexandra B. Duval Dr. Mary H. Gregg Mr. James E. Jones ’55 Mr. Kyle A. Marks ’92 Mr. Donald B. Dyer ’65 Dr. Thomas L. Purdy Mr. and Mrs. William Carrington Jones Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr. Ms. Mary B. Dykes Ms. Mary S. Gregg Mr. John S. Joplin Mr. Bristol Maryott Ms. Katherine N. Edmonds ’03 Mr. Benjamin M. Guion Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott Ms. Jamie L. Edrington ’97 Mr. Suneel C. Gupta ’01 Dr. Craig Jordan Ms. Margaret C. Massey ’86 Ms. Mary Beth Ehney Mr. Dutch Gurak Mr. James Joyce Mr. James W. Massey ’83 Mrs. Adrienne B. Elder ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gurkovich Ms. Daney D. Kepple Mr. and Mrs. Randall Glenn Mast Mr. David Allen Elder ’99 Ms. Judith P. Haas Mrs. Bonnie Killian Ms. Amy A. Matheny ’92 Mr. Charles T. Ellingsworth ’97 Dr. Gordon Bigelow Mr. Dana Kirchner Mr. Russ Mawn Mr. Frederick Elliott Ms. Ty Reagan Hallmark ’99 Mr. Justin M. Klestinski ’94 Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. McAlpine Mr. Fred Elsas Mr. Charles West Hammond ’92 Mr. Gary B. Klinger Mr. Wayne J. McCants, Jr. ’00 Ms. Cheryl Elstins Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Hammond, III Ms. Liza A. Knapp Mr. Brian M. McCarthy ’03 Mr. J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99 (Rebecca Lynn Cowart ’77) Mr. James L. Koley Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. McCord, Jr. Mr. William Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Handwerker Mr. Patrick Koley (Mary Jack Rich ’51) Mr. J. H. Ervin Mr. Scott R. Haner Ms. Alexandera G. Kostina Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCrury Ms. Katharine H. Etchen ’05 Mrs. Jane T. Haney Ms. Karla Washburn Kramer ’94 Mr. Russell W. McDonald ’84 Ms. Jane J. Evans Mr. Michael B. Hathorn ’08 Ms. Jessica H. Kremeier ’03 Mr. Robert E. McGill, III Mr. Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. O. Mason Hawkins Mr. Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Mrs. Robin McGowan Dr. William E. Evans Ms. Amy N. Haygood ’06 Mr. Gerard Kriegshauser Mr. Alexander J. McKelway ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Everett Estate of Mr. Ronald G. Hayhoe ’33 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Kriegshauser Donald K. McKim Ms. Julia Ewing Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hefl in ’83 Dr. Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Ms. Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler Ms. Kimi Eye Mr. Michael D. Hefl in Ms. Laura Goza Kutcher ’98 Rev. and Mrs. William H. McLean ’57 Ms. Cherry V. Falls ’73 Mrs. Sally Jones Heinz ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Kyle (Susan Adelaide Robinson ’58) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Falls ’79 Mr. Brad Heinz Dr. Neal Lakdawala ’97 Mrs. Mary Louise Q. McMillin ’64 Mrs. Anna Gallaher Farris Ms. Dorothy M. Henderson Ms. Alli Lambert ’94 Dr. Challace J. McMillin ’64 Dr. S. Nichole Feeney ’96 Mrs. Lynn Puryear Henderson Ms. Loretta E. Lambert ’96 Ms. Julie A. Mediamolle ’02 Mr. Ryan B. Feeney ’96 Dr. James P. Henderson Mrs. Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Mr. Caldwell K. Meeks ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal Mr. Rozell C. Henderson ’85 Mr. John D. Langdon ’96 Ms. Margaret Montgomery Meeks (Gloria Cornell ’65) Mr. William D. Henry, Jr. ’01 Mrs. Sarah Lanneau ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Mennemeyer Mr. Anthony J. Fiedler ’02 Ms. Julie L. Herring ’97 Mr. William G. Lansden ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Lee W. Milford Dr. Rebecca S. Finlayson Mr. Everette A. Herring ’94 Mrs. Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller Dr. Marshall Boswell Mr. James W. Hever ’86 Prof.. Michael J. LaRosa Ms. Laura J. Miller ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Mack T. Finley Ms. Janice Hewitt Dr. Angela Gailey Laster ’92 Col. Allen D. Mills ’66 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Finley ’62 Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin Ms. Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ’98 (Mary Lou Carwile ’64) Ms. Holly Hilliard Mr. Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Mr. Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ’97 Rev. George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Mr. Ross W. Hilliard ’07 Ms. Joan G. Lemaire Dr. Ryan D. Mire ’93 Mr. Hal D. Fogelman ’85 Mr. William H. Hodgkin Ms. Kristin Marie Lensch Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr. Dr. Digna M. Forbes Ms. Gail A. Hofmeister Mrs. Judy M. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ’79 Mr. Howard N. Forbes Ms. Meghan E. Hofto ’07 Mrs. Brooke R. Levy ’04 (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Ford Ms. Victoria M. Hogan Mr. William T. Levy ’04 Ms. Cathy M. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee Dr. Laura E. Holcomb ’90 Mr. Kelly E. Lewis Mr. Jeb Mitchell Mr. W. Aaron Foster ’67 Mr. Donald M. Hollingsworth ’67 Mr. Jonathan Lewson Ms. E. Susan Moffatt ’73 Mr. David J. Fournier Mr. Terrance Hopkins Ms. Ann C. Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montesi, III Ms. Heloise A. Frame Rev. Stephen N. Horn ’92 Ms. Darlene Liberty (Pamela Gaye Palmer ’80) Mr. and Mrs. James H. Frame Ms. Barbara M. Hoth Ms. Jessica McLaughlin Lierzer ’97 Mr. Peter T. Montgomery ’99 Mrs. Evelyn H. Francis Dr. Timothy S. Huebner Mr. Stephen P. Lightman ’65 Mr. Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. ’97 Mr. Steven C. Francis Ms. Kathryn P. Huestis Estate of Mrs. Adeline Likes Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Frankel Mrs. Rebecca K. Hughes ’04 Mrs. Anna P. Lillis ’00 Ms. Gayle Courtney Moore ’81 Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Mr. Scott R. Hughes ’03 Dr. Terri E. Lindquester Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Moore Mr. and Ms. Edward S. French, III Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hurd, III Dr. Gary J. Lindquester Mr. John D. Moore Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche Mr. Joseph Hyrka ’79 Dr. and Mrs. John A. Long Dr. Kelley S. Morel ’03 Ms. Denise E. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Iglehart ’82 Mr. John C. Long Mr. Marlin L. Mosby, Jr. Mr. Richard N. Fuller (Lillian Hortman Barr ’80) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long, IV Ms. Christina L. Mueller ’07 Ms. Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Mr. John Ingle Mrs. Jean Longan Ms. Nancy Mueller Mr. Arthur Fulmer, III The Rev. W. Ray Inscoe ’76 Ms. Marissa M. Loper ’99 Mrs. Shirley A. Mueller Mr. Baylor H. Fulton The Rev. Laura D. Inscoe Mr. Brook W. Loper ’98 Mr. Michael J. Mueller Dr. Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ’60 Ms. Catherine McInerney Iskander ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Love Prof.. Mark W. Muesse Mr. Richard Grant Gandy ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Iwaskiewicz Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Lupfer ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Mull

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 9 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 9

Dr. Gail S. Murray Ms. Leah Mercer Purvis ’00 Mr. William J. Sloan Dr. Michelle V. Roberts Dr. Joe M. Hawes Mr. Don B. Purvis, Jr. ’97 Mr. F. William Small ’43 Mr. Thomas D. Votaw Mrs. Patricia Carter Nagler ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Puryear Dr. and Mrs. Stover L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Carl J. Wack, IV ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Quay (Clara Louise Stephens ’60) Ms. Susan S. Wagner Ms. Joan Narog (Rosamond Goldman ’75) Mr. Dane Smith Dr. Susan M. Walsh Mr. Richard Narog Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ragan Ms. Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Mr. Anthony W. George Ms. Paula Narog-Nucaro Dr. Jennifer M. Ramp Neale ’99 Mr. Todd E. Smith ’90 Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward Mr. Joseph J. Nash ’81 Mrs. Julia G. Randolph ’01 Ms. Helen Theo Smith ’78 Dr. James E. Warren Mrs. June D. Neal Mr. Clinton W. Randolph ’02 Ms. Kathryn B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth Ms. Brooke Nelson Ms. Allyson A. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Solar Mrs. Kim Watson Mrs. Doris M. New Dr. Ross Reed Mr. Marvin E. Spears ’90 Ms. Ellen E. Weirich ’00 Mr. Thomas A. Jones ’73 Ms. Elaine Reis Mr. Donnie D. Spence ’88 Mrs. Diane M. Wellford ’59 Ms. Molly Newman Dr. Mary V. Relling Mr. and Ms. Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ’59 Dr. Rebecca Jane Edwards Newman Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea Ms. Stephanie Gordon Spivey ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Wells Ms. Virginia Nicklas Mrs. Barbara J. Rich Ms. Maureen Sproul Dr. W. Allen Wesche ’88 Mrs. Elisabeth Niedermann Ms. Paula R. Richeson Ms. Allison M. Squires ’09 Ms. Tracy L. Wesche Ms. Martha Nixon ’78 Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey Rev. Sarah J. Squires Mrs. Darby E. Westfall ’86 Mr. Larry Noble Mr. Warren A. Richey Mr. Blaine P. Squires Dr. J. Mark Westfall ’86 Ms. Helen W. Norman Mr. Patrick D. Riederer ’96 Ms. Sara L. Stainback ’98 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Whitaker Mr. Fred S. Norman Dr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ries ’75 Ms. Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Ms. Gloria C. White ’80 Ms. Theresa G. Nucaro (Susan Hunter Webb ’75) Mr. Robert E. Staley ’87 Mr. Ed Rainey Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ’97 Mr. Justin L. Rikard ’03 Mr. Arthur Stauffer Mr. Douglas P. Williams Ms. Laura W. Nunnallee ’02 Dr. J. Michael Ripski ’71 Prof.. Frederic R. Stauffer Mr. Todd V. Williams ’02 Mr. Adam R. Nunnallee ’02 Mr. Edward G. Rizk Dr. and Mrs. William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Williamson, Jr. ’68 Ms. Linda Carol Odom ’84 Mr. Michael J. Robb Ms. Patricia Sterba (Margaret Lee Early ’68) Mr. Kenneth Olson Ms. Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Mr. John H. Stevens ’81 Mr. Paul S. Williford ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Oltmann Mrs. Patsy F. Roberts Ms. Andrea S. Stewart Ms. Jennie C. Wingad ’98 Ms. Constance P. Ouellette Dr. Robin Roberts Dr. Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Mrs. Lisa N. Wise Mr. and Ms. Roy L. Ouellette Dr. and Mrs. David Robinson Dr. W. Kirk Stone ’89 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wolff Ms. Marina Pacini Mr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson, Jr. Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank Mr. Charles E. Wolpert Dr. David P. McCarthy Dr. Alfred Jay Robison, Jr. ’99 Mr. John P. Frank Mr. Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Ms. Beverly J. Palm Mr. Robert O. Roebuck ’92 Mrs. Marjorie M. Stoner♦ ’53 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Palmer Mrs. J. A. Heiden Roizen Dr. Robert J. Strandburg Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright Mr. Richard A. Park ’59 Ms. Shirley Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Stuart Ms. Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Ms. Mary P. Rooney Ms. Anna L. Sullenberger ’04 Mrs. Nao K. Wylie ’97 Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Mr. Justin M. Ross ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sullivan, III ’53 Mr. M. Andrew Wylie ’99 Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ’83 Mrs. Ann Finley Rouch Ms. Claire J. Sullivan Dr. Linda K. Yates ’69 Mrs. Iona Pasch Mr. David Rourke Mr. Sean J. Sullivan Ms. Lorie W. Yearwood Dr. Sharon D. Pasch Mr. Don Rovak Ms. B. Michele Sumara ’71 Mr. Liu Zhu Dr. John H. Pasch Ms. Deborah C. Ruggero Ms. Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 Two Anonymous Donors Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Patterson Mr. Kyle Russ ’04 Dr. William F. Symes (Emma Jane McAtee ’50) Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Russ, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tahu Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Patterson Mrs. Steve Russo Dr. Retta M. Taney ♦In Memoriam Ms. Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Ms. Martha Rutherford Mrs. Lucille Taschereau Ms. Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Ryan Mrs. Keyes Tate Mr. Marcus L. Penn, M.D. Dr. Martha E. Saavedra ’83 Mr. James S. Tate, Sr. Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ’51 Mr. Roger A. Said ’78 Mrs. William L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Peters ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Salzer Dr. Deirdre A. Teaford ’84 (Ruth Ella Burrow ’60) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Scarborough Ms. Maria Terragni Mr. Jimmy K. Petty ’84 Ms. Marie Brandewiede Schofer ’04 Mr. John C. Thatcher Dr. Leslie E. Petty Mr. Stephen Schottenfeld Mr. Mark Thomas Ms. Cynthia M. Pfohl ’05 Mr. Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Ms. Shirley L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Phares Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier Ms. Staci R. Thomas ’08 Dr. A. Warner Phelps, Jr. Mr. Thomas P. Schult Mr. Christopher A. Thompson ’05 Ms. Brenda Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Schultz Ms. Marilyn Walser Thompson Mr. Daren O. Phillips ’97 Mr. Robert P. Schutt ’87 Mr. Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Mr. David H. Phillips ’02 Mrs. Vicki J. Scott Ms. Debra N. Thorington Mr. Kenneth J. Phillips Mrs. Norma E. Sergey Ms. Catherine A. Tipton ’88 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips, III Ms. Claire R. Shapiro Mr. Les Tivers Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Mr. J. M. Scott Toland ’97 Mrs. Jean W. Pigott (Ann Gotschall ’72) Ms. Jan Tonroy Mr. M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 Dr. Jane E. Shea Mr. John W. Tucker ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Pitts ’74 Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Ms. Sybil Tucker (Mary Rachel Fraser ’73) Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheftall Dr. Donald W. Tucker Mrs. Margaret H. Plunket Mrs. Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 Ms. Therese A. Tucker Ms. Caroline W. Plyler Mr. Ronald C. Sherman Mr. James G. Utt Mr. Henry Poellnitz Ms. Patricia Morris Short ’89 Mr. Paul W. Utt Mr. Edward Poole Mr. James B. Short ’87 Dr. Lori R. Vallelunga ’89 Mr. James L. Porter ’78 Mr. William M. Short ’71 Mr. Bill Varley Mrs. Janet Potter Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shuman Mr. and Mrs. Himanshu Varma Ms. Maureen Prinicipi Ms. Katherine B. Skillin Ms. Alanna D. Venezia Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Skvarla Mr. James L. Walser (Allyson Mann Hooper ’87) Mrs. Laura Lee R. Slimp Dr. and Mrs. James M. Vest Mr. Walter L. Purdy Mr. Beverly B. Slimp Mrs. Tammy Vines

10 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Gifts for Athletics Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year. $2,500 and Up Ms. Jan C. Diamond Mr. Charles Dewhurst $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bizzell Mr. Todd L. Peterson Ms. Mary B. Dykes Dr. David J. Abbott ’83 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Buford Mr. Steven C. Francis Mrs. Adrienne B. Elder ’99 Mr. Shawn B. Abel ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Carlson Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Jacobs Mr. David Allen Elder ’99 Ms. Carol D. Alberson Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Love Mr. Charles T. Ellingsworth ’97 Mr. John J. Almond, Jr. (Janet Lee Seabrook ’73) Ms. Corletra F. Mance ’05 Mr. Hal D. Fogelman ’85 AmeriServ Trust and Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flanagan Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance Dr. Digna M. Forbes Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dana B. Holt Mr. Hillman K. Mann ’81 Mr. Howard N. Forbes Ms. Cathryn Babbit Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Ford Bar-B-Cutie Drive-In Scott Kirk Family Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Frankel Mr. John A. Barnes ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. McAlpine Mr. and Ms. Edward S. French, III Mr. William H. Bessire Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Gaudioso Mr. Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr. Ms. Melinda J. Gertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bostock ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ’81) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gurkovich (Katherine Eugenia Bruce ’74) Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ungashick Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Hammond, III Mr. Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 (Rebecca Lynn Cowart ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Bowen Seven Anonymous Donors Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ’83 Mr. Scott R. Haner Mr. John Branston Dr. Marcus L. Penn Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hefl in ’83 Mrs. Vickie Lynn Brown $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Daren O. Phillips ’97 Mr. Michael D. Hefl in Col. Walter J. Brown Ardmore Telephone Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Russ, Jr. Ms. Julie L. Herring ’97 Ms. Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier Mr. Everette A. Herring ’94 Mr. Neil A. Brunetz ’97 Jr. ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Schultz Mr. Terrance Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bryant Dr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Boucher Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hurd, III Dr. and Mrs. Brian C. Buck Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV Dr. and Mrs. Stover L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Joseph Hyrka ’79 Dean and Mrs. Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson (Clara Louise Stephens ’60) Ms. Cheryl Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Mr. and Ms. Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Ms. Thelma L. Chandler Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 (Suzanna L. Marten ’75) Mr. John P. Frank Knox Pak Mr. Tom S. Charlton ’78 Ms. Deborah E. Cole Mrs. Darby E. Westfall ’86 Ms. Jessica H. Kremeier ’03 Mr. Stanley N. Chervin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell Dr. J. Mark Westfall ’86 Mr. Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Ms. Susan M. Clark ’74 Cordova Investments, LLC Mr. Charles E. Wolpert Mr. Gerard Kriegshauser Dr. Mark A. Jones The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.♦ Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Kriegshauser Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III Jr. ’68 (Marjorie Jennings♦ ’39) Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Cook Dr. Donna Lee Deines Two Anonymous Donors Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin Ms. Alice H. Cowley ’06 Dr. Kelly B. Deines Mr. Kelly E. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ’79 $250 - $499 Mr. Stephen P. Lightman ’65 Mr. Rogers L. Crain Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Aircraft Consultants, Inc. Mr. William M. Lybrook, IV ’92 Ms. Nance E. Daiker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Mr. Lester L. Allison, III Mr. Russell W. McDonald ’84 Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Dardenne Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Haney Dr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Alvino Mr. Marlin L. Mosby, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Tripp A. Dargie ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III Mr. Thomas A. Jones ’73 Dr. Hendrik Dekruif Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jayne Ms. Lisa M. Armstrong ’02 Ms. Molly Newman Mr. Bruce J. Derr Dr. Billy W. Landers ’61 Mr. Ross Armstrong ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Oltmann Ms. Enid Diamond Ms. Denise S. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Terry Atmar Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Palmer Ms. Margaret C. Dickinson Mr. Richard A. Bartolomei Mrs. Melissa H. Baker ’84 Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Doramus ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Lee, III Mr. G. Robert Baker, Jr. ’87 Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Pittman Management, Inc. Mrs. Jayne M. Beesley Ms. Tracy V. Patterson ’84 Mr. Donald B. Dyer ’65 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ’80 Mr. Matthew E. Beesley Mr. Jimmy K. Petty ’84 Ms. Cheryl Elstins Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger Pfi zer Foundation Mr. Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Ms. Holly M. Renehan ’97 Mr. Harry J. Bolwell Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Pitts ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Everett Dr. James E. Renehan ’97 Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell (Mary Rachel Fraser ’73) Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal Dr. Tracy Young Roth ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman PRN, Inc. (Gloria Cornell ’65) Dr. Randall C. Roth ’88 Mr. Scott S. Brown ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Mr. Anthony J. Fiedler ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buss (Allyson Mann Hooper ’87) First Horizon National Corporation Mrs. Degna Spoldi Dr. Aaron Calodney Mrs. Julia G. Randolph ’01 Ms. Heloise A. Frame Swanson Meadows Golf Course Mr. David B. Carr ’98 Mr. Clinton W. Randolph ’02 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Frame Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carrell ’58 Mr. Edward G. Rizk Mrs. Evelyn H. Francis Mr. Joe M. Weller (Mary Alice Masters ’59) Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Salzer Mr. Richard Grant Gandy ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Williams ’89 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caviness, Jr. ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Scarborough Dr. Kathryn A. Garner Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Womack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chandler Mr. Marvin E. Spears ’90 Dr. Mark W. DelBello Ms. Elisabeth M. Yoder ’01 Mr. Joshua B. Cockerham ’00 Mr. Donnie D. Spence ’88 Prof. Claire M. Gehrki ’76 Mr. Patrick D. Yoder ’01 Mr. David Coker Ms. Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 Dr. Gary P. Gehrki ’76 Mr. R. L. Cook Mr. John W. Tucker ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gerber $500 - $999 Dr. Michael R. Couden ’92 Mr. James G. Utt Mr. Blair Gilbert Mr. P. Max Aldrich ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr. Dr. Lori R. Vallelunga ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilbert Ms. Janet H. Angell Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Himanshu Varma Goldman Sachs & Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ’85 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Whitaker Ms. Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Mr.and Mrs. Stephen E. Bradshaw (Mary Lynn Tucker ’84) Mr. Douglas P. Williams Mr. G. Michael Gonda ’94 Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC Mr. Theodore R. Davis ’89 Mrs. Lisa N. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias Crown Coach Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Emery L. Delavan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wolff Dr. Mary H. Gregg

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 11 Gifts for Athletics continued from page 11 Dr. Thomas L. Purdy Promise Land Church Ms. Rebecca Cain Ms. Marie Brandewiede Schofer ’04 Ms. Mary S. Gregg Mr. Walter L. Purdy Mr. Joseph F. Cleary, Esq. Mrs. Norma E. Sergey Mrs. Jane T. Haney Ms. Leah Mercer Purvis ’00 Ms. Lucia Ouellette Colbert ’81 Dr. Jane E. Shea Mr. James W. Hever ’86 Mr. Don B. Purvis, Jr. ’97 Ms. Bronwyn M. Cole Mr. William J. Sloan Ms. Janice Hewitt Quest Diagnostics Incorporated Ms. Antoinette O. Conroy Mr. F. William Small ’43 Mr. William H. Hodgkin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ragan Mr. Sloan Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Solar Ms. Gail A. Hofmeister Ms. Elaine Reis Ms. Elizabeth Cooper Ms. Maureen Sproul Ms. Victoria M. Hogan Mr. Patrick D. Riederer ’96 Ms. Frances Elizabeth Cooper ’03 Dr. Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Rev. Stephen N. Horn ’92 Dr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ries ’75 Mr. Paul L. Cox ’65 Ms. Anna L. Sullenberger ’04 Ms. Barbara M. Hoth (Susan Hunter Webb ’75) Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crabb ’60 Ms. Claire J. Sullivan Mrs. Rebecca K. Hughes ’04 Mr. Justin L. Rikard ’03 (Elizabeth Anne P’Pool ’61) Mr. Sean J. Sullivan Mr. Scott R. Hughes ’03 Mrs. Patsy F. Roberts Ms. Dorothy J. De Tuerk Mr. John C. Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr. Dr. Alfred Jay Robison, Jr. ’99 Ms. Miriam G. Dolin ’04 Ms. Staci R. Thomas ’08 Mr. James Joyce Mr. Robert O. Roebuck ’92 Mr. David W. Mickle ’02 Mr. Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Mrs. Bonnie Killian Mrs. J. A. Heiden Roizen Mr. Robert W. Downey ’96 Ms. Jan Tonroy Mr. Justin M. Klestinski ’94 Ms. Shirley Rollins Ms. Alexandra B. Duval Ms. Therese A. Tucker Mr. Gary B. Klinger Mr. Kyle Russ ’04 Ms. Katherine N. Edmonds ’03 Mrs. Tammy Vines Mr. James L. Koley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Ryan Mr. Frederick Elliott Mr. Thomas D. Votaw Mr. Patrick Koley Mr. Roger A. Said ’78 Ms. Katharine H. Etchen ’05 Mr. Todd V. Williams ’02 Dr. Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Mr. Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Ms. Jane J. Evans Ms. Jennie C. Wingad ’98 Dr. Neal Lakdawala ’97 Mr. Thomas P. Schult Ms. Cherry V. Falls ’73 Mr. Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Mr. William G. Lansden ’86 Mr. Robert P. Schutt ’87 Rev. George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Mr. Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheftall Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche Ms. Joan G. Lemaire Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shuman Dr. Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ’60 ♦In Memoriam Mrs. Brooke R. Levy ’04 Mrs. Laura Lee R. Slimp Mrs. Cynthia J. George Mr. William T. Levy ’04 Mr. Beverly B. Slimp Ms. Elizabeth J. Gillot Mr. John C. Long Ms. Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Mr. Daniel B. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long, IV Mr. Todd E. Smith ’90 Mr. Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Ms. Marissa M. Loper ’99 Rev. Sarah J. Squires Mr. Charles West Hammond ’92 Mr. Brook W. Loper ’98 Mr. Blaine P. Squires Mr. William D. Henry, Jr. ’01 Mr. Joel R. Lyons ’85 Ms. Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Ms. Holly Hilliard Ms. Padma Ayyagari Lyons Mr. Robert E. Staley ’87 Ms. Kathryn P. Huestis Mr. Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 Dr. and Mrs. William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Manley Brothers, LLC Ms. Andrea S. Stewart Mr. James E. Jones ’55 Mr. David Marcum Dr. W. Kirk Stone ’89 Mr. John S. Joplin Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Stuart Ms. Alli Lambert ’94 Ms. Margaret C. Massey ’86 Mrs. William L. Taylor Ms. Maria Terragni Mr. James W. Massey ’83 Mr. Christopher A. Thompson ’05 Mr. John D. Langdon ’96 Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCrury Ms. Marilyn Walser Thompson Mr. Jonathan Lewson Mr. Robert E. McGill, III Ms. Catherine A. Tipton ’88 Ms. Ann C. Liberty Rev. and Mrs. William H. McLean ’57 Ms. Sybil Tucker Ms. Darlene Liberty (Susan Adelaide Robinson ’58) Dr. Donald W. Tucker Mrs. Anna P. Lillis ’00 Mrs. Mary Louise Q. McMillin ’64 Mr. Paul W. Utt Ms. Dorothy Magill Dr. Challace J. McMillin ’64 Van Jeffreys Ltd. Mr. Virren Malhotra ’01 Col. Allen D. Mills ’66 Ms. Alanna D. Venezia Mr. Bristol Maryott Dr. Ryan D. Mire ’93 Mr. James L. Walser Mr. and Mrs. Randall Glenn Mast Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade Mr. Brian M. McCarthy ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Moore Mr. John P. Wade Ms. Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler Mr. John D. Moore Ms. Susan S. Wagner Ms. Julie A. Mediamolle ’02 MRCO, LLC Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward Mr. Caldwell K. Meeks ’96 Ms. Nancy Mueller Dr. James E. Warren Ms. Laura J. Miller ’87 Mrs. Shirley A. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth Ms. Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ’98 Mr. Michael J. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Wells Mr. Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ’97 Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright Mr. Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. ’97 Mr. Richard Narog Mrs. Nao K. Wylie ’97 Ms. Gayle Courtney Moore ’81 Ms. Paula Narog-Nucaro Mr. M. Andrew Wylie ’99 Dr. Kelley S. Morel ’03 Mrs. Doris M. New Ms. Lorie W. Yearwood Ms. Christina L. Mueller ’07 Ms. Virginia Nicklas Mrs. Patricia Carter Nagler ’71 Ms. Laura W. Nunnallee ’02 Up to $100 Ms. Joan Narog Mr. Adam R. Nunnallee ’02 Ms. Alison R. Abernathy ’87 Mrs. Elisabeth Niedermann Ms. Linda Carol Odom ’84 Mr. Jerry Allensworth Ms. Theresa G. Nucaro Old Security Title Co. Mr. Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 Mr. Richard A. Park ’59 Ms. Beverly J. Palm Mr. Bryce W. Ashby ’00 Mrs. Iona Pasch Dr. Sharon D. Pasch Mrs. Kelley A. Bell Ms. Brenda Phelps Dr. John H. Pasch Ms. Doris F. Bernard Dr. Jennifer M. Ramp Neale ’99 Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ’51 Ms. Lucy Hill Black ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Peters ’60 Ms. Ruth G. Bodkin Dr. J. Michael Ripski ’71 (Ruth Ella Burrow ’60) Ms. Laura A. Borg ’04 Mr. Michael J. Robb Mr. M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 Ms. Gretchen O. Bufe ’06 Mr. Justin M. Ross ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Rob L. Popovitch ’85 Ms. Lauren K. Bunch Ms. Deborah C. Ruggero (Dawn Maria Bass ’86) Mrs. Karen O. Burnup Ms. Martha Rutherford Mrs. Janet Potter Mr. H. Richard Butker Dr. Martha E. Saavedra ’83

12 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Parent Donors Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto, 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 & 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 Fellow Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer* Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr Tower Society Mr. J. Stephen Martin Ms. Diane Rudner Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Reynolds, II Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Abbott* Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Allen Diehl Society Benefactor Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Sloan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rosser Mr. Jerald N. Andry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Tiernan* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Semmes Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger Diehl Society Sustainer Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons Dr. Robert E. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Barnish, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, III* Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Brewer* Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff Red & Black Society Member Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith Mrs. Susan Lowry Bridwell* Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman Dr. and Mrs. Omar T. Atiq Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Jr. Dr. Robert Randall Bridwell* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bale Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tong Dr. and Mrs. Warren P. Campbell Diehl Society Patron Mr. and Mrs. William P. Battaglia Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Townsend Ms. Nancy H. Cashon* Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber Dr. Tatiana Bidikov Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tyler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Shabtain Chassan Ms. Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman Dr. Igor Bidikov Dr. Patricia L. Walls Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III Mr. Christopher J. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Blake, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie J. Wann* Mr. Edward S. Cody* Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brown* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Bruce Mrs. John D. Craft Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bruce, III Dean’s Society Ms. Janis H. Davis Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckthal Mr. and Mrs. Dana B. Holt* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Steward Butler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Kovalic* Mr. and Mrs. Kerry C. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. William V. Byars Ms. Judith W. Lineback Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin Ms. Lisenne D. Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick Dr. Donald J. Lineback Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Figari, Jr.* Ms. Kathryn A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge Mr. and Mrs. Bobby F. Flanders Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Corey Cloister Society Mr. Glen T. Gardner* Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young* Mrs. Mary W. Dale Dr. and Mrs. Neel B. Ackerman, Jr. Mr. Vernon M. Goode Two Anonymous Donors Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Irving DesRoches* Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Allison Dr. Mary H. Gregg* Dr. Barbara B. Dorsett Mr. Mark P. Becker Dr. Thomas L. Purdy* Red & Black Society Partner Dr. Cecil R. Dorsett Mr. and Mrs. L. William Bergin Mr. and Ms. Willis W. Hobson, V Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca* Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Hughes Dr. Gary B. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Keith Calder The Hon. Claudia R. Isom* Red & Black Society Senior Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Mr. A. Woodson Isom, Jr.* Ms. Edith S. Bingham Mr. Samuel O. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Campbell Dr. Natalie F. Krynetskaia Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Conaway, Sr.* Dr. Evgueni Y. Krynetski Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Glancy Dr. and Mrs. John A. Dean Dr. Pamela A. Lally Ms. Susan E. Brown Ms. Lynda Godkin Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dortch, Jr. Dr. Kevin P. Lally Mr. William McCoy Mr. Ken Hickey Mr. Michael S. Fawer Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Campbell, IV* Dr. and Mrs. T. Keith Grebe Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lehman* Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne B. Gregory, Jr.* Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lindner* Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Mr. John P. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Loveland* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace Mr. Jack W. Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. John B. Frierson Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mallory, III Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lowe* Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harris Mr. Anthony W. George Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mallott* Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams Dr. Diana C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Greer Dr. Howard W. Marker Mr. Joe McWilliams Mrs. Lynn S. Hazelrig Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery G. Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. Duncan M. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Howorth Dr. and Mrs. Allen H. Moffi tt Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr.* Dr. Anna K. Hopla Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ingwersen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parkinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III Mr. Robert E. Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Pellegrom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price Mrs. Therese P. Howell* Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr.* Col. and Mrs. Mark S. Pernell Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse* Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Prayer, Jr. Ms. Sally J. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Beverly H. Johns, III Mr. and Mrs. Ullin W. Leavell, III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Primm Mr. Glenn N. Wagner Mr. Malcolm J. Katt Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Leibner Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Punzalan Mrs. Degna Spoldi Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Kaywood Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Loux Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan, III* Mr. Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance Mr. Rosco A. Scippa Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirkpatrick Dr. and Mrs. Norman F. McGowin, III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lane Dr. Diane S. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Sullivan Red & Black Society Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langston Dr. Bruce A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. William W. Waring, Jr.* Associate Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Pinchak Mr. Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cancelosi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ross Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilkinson* Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Chambers Mrs. Laura G. Mansur Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rowland Dr. and Mrs. Pat M. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coolidge, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mudd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Swiger, II Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard* Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. George S. Tallichet Loyalty Club Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Noble, III Mr. and Mrs. James M. Turk, IV Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Accinelli Mr. and Ms. William A. Miller Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer Ms. Laura L. Voisinet Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Agre Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis Dr. Lesley A. Petrich* Ms. Konnie S. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan Mr. Ronald A. Teer* Dr. Susan M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Arant Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Wingo Mrs. Claire E. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter Mr. Charles E. Wolpert Rev. Jay E. Archer

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 13 Parent Donors continued from page 13 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arnold, III Mr. and Mrs. Z. Wayne Gatlin Dr. and Mrs. James A. Pitcock Mr. and Mrs. Rex M. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arrington, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Georgiade Mr. and Mrs. William P. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Gieselmann Mr. and Mrs. David B. Purdy Ms. Lisa A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. William H. Avery The Hon. and Mrs. Burton D. Glover Ms. Ann M. Rabalais Mr. and Mrs. Jean I. Benjamin Mr. Donald E. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gochnauer Ms. Victoria M. Ramsey Ms. Doris F. Bernard Mrs. Lorraine Babcock* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ranson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Odon L. Bacque, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Guerin Ms. Ann W. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters Mr. and Mrs. Vollie C. Bailey, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ricke* Dr. Anne K. Black Dr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Bamberger Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harn Dr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Roads Prof.. Kell A. Black Dr. and Mrs. James T. Berry Dr. and Mrs. Durward S. Harris Dr. Veronica L. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Blanton Mr. Joseph D. Bishop Mrs. Karen L. Harrison* Dr. Richard G. Rouse Ms. Kate B. Bledsoe Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Bittel Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hathorn Dr. and Mrs. William D. Routh Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie B. Bonner Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Blades Mr. and Ms. John R. Hays, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ruocco Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell Mr. Roger N. Heinrich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Moliere Scarborough, Jr. Ms. Donna S. Bourland Mrs. Jennifer E. Bombardi-Mount Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Hohos Dr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Schaberg Ms. Dianne M. Boyce Dr. Ronald J. Bombardi Mr. and Mrs. Gene Holcomb Dr. Amy Schmidt Mr. and Ms. William K. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bowker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Huddleston, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier Mr. Dennis F. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brandewiede Mr. Still Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sechler Ms. Carol C. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ingels Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bromert Mr. and Mrs. James R. Breth Mr. and Mrs. Larry Don Irwin Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Sheridan Mrs. Charles S. Burgess Mrs. Tami Y. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Laura S. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Burns, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV Dr. and Mrs. Dean W. Simpson Mrs. John F. Canale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Brown Mrs. Mary Jo Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Slater Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Bullins Ms. Robin K. Kamphaus Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sligh, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Butler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Yoshiyuki Kato Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Smith Mr. Sergio Cartagena Mr. and Mrs. Norris W. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Foster S. Carter, Jr. Ms. Molly A. Cannon Mrs. Andria L. Keil-Bilan Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Casey Mrs. Linda B. Carrington Mr. Peter E. Bilan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stagg, Jr.* Ms. Molly L. Cavin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cavett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Kneip Mr. Dennis L. Stanford, Sr. Ms. Gloria J. Cellini Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Chastain* Dr. Gwyn E. Kooy-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Stoner Dr. and Mrs. Muammer Cetingok Dr. Jane Carville Chauvin Mr. David C. Smith Mr and Mrs James G. Stranch, III Mr. and Mrs. Brend P. Chaisson Mr. Elmore A. Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kopald, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Strossner Ms. Susan B. Chiarello Mr. and Mrs. Reagan C. Clark Ms. Margaret A. LaPlante Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Cian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Coates Mr. Michael R. Cox Mr. and Ms. William A. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Prachak Comkornruecha Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Leach Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Thames Mrs. Stacey E. Claypool Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Coney Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Lehfeldt Mrs. Alexandra N. Thim Mr. Steven R. Claypool Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley Mrs. Connie Lewis Lensing Rev. Paul R. Thim Mrs. Brandi A. Cooksey Ms. Dorothy Corddray Mr. David C. Lensing Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. William L. Cooper Mr. Jon P. Cordray Dr. and Mrs. James F. Link Dr. and Mrs. J. Louis Tonore, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Cowan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Chin-Yu Liu Ms. Mary Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Susan M. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Blythe B. Cragon Mr. and Mrs. Bennie W. Loper Mr. Kirt H. Kiester Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Daggett Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuellar Mr. David L. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn H. Turner, III Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. DeZutter Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Dagen Mr. and Mrs. Silas E. Lucas, III Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Utley Mr. and Mrs. Gautam Dirghangi Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeArmond Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lyon Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Vance, Jr. Ms. Edna P. Dockery Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. DelBove Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mackall Mr. and Mrs. David W. Vernon Ms. Lynne Kronberg Dorough Dr. and Mrs. Neal F. Devitt Dr. and Mrs. Ramon Magrans Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth Mr. and Mrs. Vasilios D. Douklias Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Dill Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Malik, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Weaver, Sr. Mrs. Janet H. Downie Dr. and Mrs. William E. Dismukes Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Marksteiner Mr. and Mrs. John T. Whaley Ms. Rosemary Earp Mr. and Mrs. David B. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Wicker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Erskine Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Doyle Prof. Sarah E. Matheny Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wigodsky Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Faust Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dryman, Sr. Mr. Michael D. Matheny Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Willard Mrs. Alexander A. Fedinec Ms. Cynthia Dudziak Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. McLain Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Finley Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. DuMont Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. McMurray, III Mr. and Mrs. George A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Forsyth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Duvall, III Mr. Howard C. McWilliams Dr. and Mrs. Jim Winkates Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche Dr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Eckley, III* Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Meaher, III Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gallagher Mr. Barton C. English Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Merriman Ms. Clara C. Wood Mrs. Geli Gao Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Erkel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright Mr. Xiling Wu Dr. Kathy D. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Radford M. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Gathright Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Evans Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Mingos Ms. Stephanie L. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins, IV Dr. Kuruganti A. Murti Donor Mr George N. Carpenter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fabacher Dr. Kuruganti G. Murti Mrs. Jacqueline M. Abdurhman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fair Dr. and Mrs. William R. Neelly Mr. Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch Ms. Kathryn Finch Godbold Ms. Epsey C. Farrell Mrs. Samuel H. Nichols, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Albert Dr. Catherine M. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Federline Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nucaro Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Anderson Mr. David A. Greene Ms. Anetta B. Ferguson Ms. Mary O’Boyle, II Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Appleton Ms. Tammie Y. Groover Mrs. Carrie Finlayson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Osler Mr. and Mrs. Braxton W. Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. William S. Owens Mr. and Mrs. James H. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Bachmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Caleb C. Freeman Mrs. William J. Pedigo, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Baird Dr. and Mrs. David M. Harr Ms. Denise E. Fuller Mr. Thomas W. Pettyjohn, Jr. Mrs. Melissa Davis Baize Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Galaro Mr. and Mrs. Edeard E. Peyronnin Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Barker Mr. and Ms. Jeffery L. Hart Mr. and Mrs. George A. Garris, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Heacock

14 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Mr. J. Thomas Helm, III Mr. William E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Randolph P. Summ Cameron, IV Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hendrickson Mrs. Patsy J. Montgomery Mrs. Sandy M. Summers Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Dr. Katherine G. Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore Mr. Ranny A. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge Mr. V. Keith Hendrix Rev. and Mrs. Michael D. Moreland Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Tamason Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Eiland Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell P. Henkin Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Morgan Ms. Elizabeth W. Tannenbaum Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin Ms. Joanne T. Hilliard Ms. Jan E. Morrell Mr. Peter M. Falion Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott Mrs. Judith L. Hodges Mr. Gregory S. Morrell Mrs. Philip C. Tetlow Dr. Gary B. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hook Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Murphy Dr. Jeffrey L. Thomasson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Nabers Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Trout, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Huffenus Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Nemer Ms. Stephanie E. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Hutson Mrs. Vicky J. Ormand Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wagner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Ms. Suzanne B. Hutto Mr. and Ms. Roy L. Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wall Mr. Jack W. Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Iberg Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pannell Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ingraham Mr. John A. Parazak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Washam Ms. Lynda Godkin, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ix Ms. Nancy Jo Penny Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Watkins, Sr. Mr. Kenneth M. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jensen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pesses Mr. and Mrs. Olin West, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst Ms. Xiaoli Ji Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Pillow Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whetsell Ms. Karin I. Jones Mr. Yu Liu Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Pittman Dr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Wilkes Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. Johnson Ms. Christine K. Plant Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. Woodiel Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pledger Dr. Joseph R. Woods Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis Dr. and Mrs. Francis Bruce Johnston Mr. James M. Pluta Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Yannitell Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones Ms. Karen L. Porter Mr. and Mrs. William D. Yarborough Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Judkins Mr. and Mrs. John D. Queen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius H. Yuan Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott Mr. and Mrs. Garry G. Keckler Mr. and Mrs. Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr. Mr. Dennis K. Zimmerman Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Keim Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Randall Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Kerwick Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea Parent Council Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. King Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Richardson Co-Chairs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price Ms. Mary Kleinjan Mr. Tommy Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr Mr. and Mrs. Mehandi Lakhani Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Ricker Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rauck Dr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Robertson Team Leaders Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Law Dr. and Mrs. William C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Likes Mr. and Mrs. Danny W. Rogers, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. George O. London Dr. and Mrs. J. Reece Roth Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Luby Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Rotzoll Mr. Joe McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sponseller Mrs. Liping Ma Mr. and Mrs. Bruno R. Rumbelow Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Utkov Mr. Jin Zhang Ms. Diana M. Ryder Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Mr. and Mrs. Virble S. Marbry Mr. Robert C. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vardell, III Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. Marks Ms. Virginia A. Salmon Ms. Sally J. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Markus Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schniper Council Members Mr. Glenn N. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Sears Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams Mrs. Marion A. Massey Dr. Jane E. Shea Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young Mr. and Mrs. George M. McMillan, Jr. Mrs. Shirley A. Singh Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca Ms. Karen M. McNulty Ms. Jennifer S. Smiley Ms. Susan Brown The Hon. and Mrs. Charles McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Smith Mr. William McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moak Dr. and Mrs. James O. Speed Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Alexander Mrs. A. Maxine Montgomery Ms. Candace F. Stanford Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these individuals other than alumni and parents 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). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Tower Society Loyalty Club Donor Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Mr. Lawrence A. Barrett Ms. Deborah Carpenter Ms. Sally V. Green Mrs. J. Norton Dendy Mr. Charles R. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stout, Sr. Mr. Richard L. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Dan A. Dunaway Mrs. William L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. Marsh Gibson Mr. Cedric Garner Ms. Emilee Wright Mr. Blair Gilbert Mr. Nikolay V. Kryukov Ms. Susan G. Goetze Ms. Glenda Melton Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Kaplan Mr. Edward G. Moore Ms. Beverly Z. Kinney Ms. Sara J. Weible Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sims Ms. Catherine Orgill West Ms. Zoe Talbert Mr. Thomas H. Todd, Jr.* Mr. Mark Uicker Mr. and Mrs. Ron Walter The Hon. Harry W. Wellford*

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 15 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 & 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. Emeriti faculty and staff are marked with a tilde. Diehl Society Benefactor Ms. Amanda G. Tamburrino* ’98 Mr. Angelo Curtis Johnson Dr. Pamela M. Detrie Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Taylor ’44~ ’46 Dr. and Mrs.~ Michael P. Kirby Dr. Kathleen A. Doyle Mr. Christopher S. Wood Dr. Susan M. Kus Mr. Jonathan L. Duncan Diehl Society Patron Ms. Kathleen Laakso Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Ellingsworth Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill, Jr.~ Tower Society Dr. Darlene M. Loprete Ms. Patricia Sue Fetters Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Ms. Tracy L. Adkisson ’95 Dr. and Mrs. Marshall E. McMahon~ Dr. Dee Garceau-Hagen Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Llewellyn~ Mr. Bradley N. Terhune ’95 Mrs. Nikki Moore Mr. Jeff R. Goode Mr. G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.* ’70 Mr. Jeffery S. Norris* Dr. Eric I. Gottlieb Red & Black Society Senior Mrs. Julia Wellford Allen ’47~ Mr. Stacy S. Pennington ’94 Mr. Patrick Gray Dr. Anita A. Davis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, III Mr. Herbert L. Rhodes Ms. Karen Michelle Hammontree Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Dr. Thomas R. Caplinger* Ms. Katherine Owen Richardson ’83* Mr. Charles B. Hathcock ’00 Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey Mr. and Mrs. Thom E. Eckles Mr. John H. Rone ’71 Mr. James David Hicks Mr. Warren A. Richey Ms. Kathy M. Foreman Ms. Claudia Rutkauskas Mrs. Rose Ann Hicks Dr. Roberta K. Gibboney* Mr. John Rutkauskas Coach Herbert A. Hilgeman Red & Black Society Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Handwerker* Mr. Kevin J. Sackett Ms. Holly Hilliard Associate Ms. Kristin Marie Lensch* Mr. Ray E. Scruggs* Dr. Kendra G. Hotz Dr. Bette J. Ackerman* Dr. Timothy S. Huebner* Dr. Brian W. Shaffer Mr. Richard F. Huddleston ’84 Dr. Henry A. Kurtz* Dr. and Mrs. David Y. Jeter Mr. and Mrs. Randall B. Shepard, Jr. Ms. Sarah Lebovitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Clary Dr. Michael P. Leslie ’64 ’66 Ms. Kristen H. Hunt Ms. Daney D. Kepple Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Matthews Mr. William M. Short ’71 Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade Mrs. Anne Davey Morrell Ms. Dawn U. Shute Ms. Alexandera G. Kostina Mr. John P. Wade Dr. Kenneth S. Morrell Mr. Willie Frank Sims* Dr. and Mrs. W. Larry Lacy ’59~ Dr. Shadrack W. Nasong’o Dr. and Mrs.~ Grant W. Somes* Ms. Samantha W. Lambert Red & Black Society Member Ms. Diane G. Sachs ’61~ Dr. Robert J. Strandburg Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lessentine ’98 Dr. Suzanne L. Bonefas* Mr. Robert Vidulich~ Mr. and Mrs. James M. Strickland Mr. Robert L. Lessentine, Jr. ’03 Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 Mrs. Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03* Dr. and Mrs. James M. Vest Ms. Elizabeth H. Love Dr. Charlotte G. Borst* Mr. Eric T. Sefton ’02* Ms. Lori Von Bokel-Amin* Ms. Martha A. McGeachy ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee Ms. Dena C. Selmer* Ms. Christy M. Waldkirch Mr. Joel P. Cook ’89 Dr. Jameson M. Jones♦ ’36~ Mr. Forrest M. Stuart* Mr. Douglas Walker Dr. Bernadette McNary-Zak Ms. Tracy V. Patterson ’84* Mr. John C. Thatcher* Dr. Marsha D. Walton Ms. Tiffany F. Merritt ’02 Mr. Scott M. Patterson♦ ’85* Dr. Ann M. Viano Dr. Christopher G. Wetzel Mr. Timothy I. Moreland ’02 Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 Dr. Brent K. Hoffmeister Ms. Jane H. Wells ’03 Dr. Mary E. Miller Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ’67 Mr. J. Kyle Webb ’91 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Whittaker Dr. Scott L. Newstok Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Williams~ Mr. John M. Whittaker, Jr. Dr. Natalie P. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle Loyalty Club Dr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Wirls* Ms. Leigh A. Powell Dr. Shubho Banerjee* Mrs. Elizabeth W. Wyatt* Dr. Amy E. Risley Dean’s Society Prof. E. Allen Barnhardt ’59~ Dr. Jon L. Russ Mrs. Mary Allie Baldwin ’61*~ Ms. Lucy Hill Black ’67 Donor Ms. Sherry A. Sasson ’08 Dr. B. Denton McLellan ’58* Dr. Carole C. Blankenship ’85* Ms. Stacy D. Allen Dr. Christopher W. Seaton Mrs. Sue D. Hall ’69 Ms. Dorothy C. Brownyard Ms. Maria S. Ballinger~ Mrs. Marjorie M. Stoner♦ ’53~ Dr. and Mrs. Mark V. Smith Ms. Carol Casey Ms. Martha J. Becker~ Mr. Robert M. Taylor Dr. Stephen J. Ceccoli* Mr. John R. Blaisdell Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr Cloister Society Mrs. Susanna B. Cullen Dr. Jay A. Blundon ’56~ ’56 Dr. Anthony J. Becker, Jr. Dr. Daniel E. Cullen Dr. Milton P. Brown, Jr.~ Rev. Walter B. Tennyson Ms. Terese J. Buscher* Dr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Fields Dr. Mauricio L. Cafi ero Mr. and Mrs. Loui M. Todd, III Dr. Frank M. Buscher* Mr. Caley A. Foreman, III Mrs. James P. Carney, Jr. Ms. Wendy Lawing Trenthem ’93 Dr. John C. Kaltner* Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Frey~ Ms. Dionne R. Chalmers Mr. Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Munson Dr. P. Eric Henager ’89 Ms. Stephanie Lee Chockley ’95 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Olsen Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill Mr. Chip Chockley *Gifts refl ecting an increase Mr. Matthew R. A. Semko* ’98 Ms. Christina M. Huntington ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Coleman, Jr. to a higher level. Dr. Gail C. Streete* Ms. Nora P. Jabbour ’58 ’58 ~Emeriti Dr. John L. Streete ’60*~ Mr. Daniel D. Jacobs Ms. Gayle A. Davis ♦In Memoriam Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations and churches that contributed to the college this year. Associates First Horizon National Corporation* Research Corporation Thomas W. Briggs Foundation $20,000 and Up Hill Family Foundation Robert & Ruby Priddy Charitable Wright-Bentley Foundation Bellingrath-Morse Foundation J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation Trust One Anonymous Donor Community Foundation of Greater Kathryn Brown Butler Family St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Memphis Foundation SunTrust Bank Fellows Conwood Company, LP Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation $10,000 - $19,999 Corella & Bertram F. Bonner McGehee Family Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Community Foundation for Greater Foundation Merck Gifts Program^ Atlanta, Inc.* ExxonMobil Foundation^ Mike Curb Family Foundation The Kemmons Wilson Family Community Foundation of Northwest Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund* Plough Foundation Foundation Mississippi

16 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Fleshman-Pratt Foundation, Inc. Grigsby Petroleum, Inc. Community Foundation of Greater Promise Land Church Foundation for The Carolinas Harte-Hanks Communications, Inc.^ Greenville, Inc. Quest Diagnostics Incorporated^ Goldman Sachs & Company^ Henry Luce Foundation^ Community Foundation of South RAINCO Hope Christian Community Herman Bensdorf II Trust Alabama Ram Associates Foundation Hermes Foundation Corning, Inc. Foundation^ Richard Stodder Charitable Meadow Run Manufacturing IBM International Foundation^ Council of Independent Colleges Foundation P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust International Paper Company Cresco Bees, LLC Robert E. Cunningham, Appraiser Rasberry Foundation Foundation^ Crown Coach Corporation S & S Supply Samuel R. Noble Foundation Joseph-Beth Davis Kidd Booksellers Dacus Family Trust Sabre Holdings^ Second Presbyterian Church, MAC Presents, LLC David J. Joseph Company^ SallieMae Fund^ Memphis, Tennessee Martin & Associates P.C. Delta Air Lines Foundation^ Schering-Plough Healthcare Products^ The Boone Foundation, Inc. Mathis Pfohl Foundation Delta/United Specialties, Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation^ The Cindy and John Sites Charitable Minnie B. and Bernard B. Lane Denver Foundation Slater Management Corp. Foundation Foundation Edinburg Realty Something Elegant Catering The Endover Foundation, Inc. Perry Capital, LLC^ Eli Lilly & Company Foundation^ Spartanburg County Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Pfi zer Foundation^ Emerson^ Spinks Investments, Inc. Program Pittman Management, Inc. Energen Corporation^ Sprint Foundation^ Two Anonymous Donors Porter Realty Co. Entergy Corporation^ St. Lawrence Church Press On Foundation GE Foundation^ St. Mary’s Cathedral Patrons Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^ Goode Management Corporation State Farm Companies Foundation^ $2,500 - $9,999 Robert E. Mallory Trust Google^ SunTrust Bank^ A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Greater Everett Community SunTrust Bank Memphis Foundation, Atlas Economic Research Foundation Second Presbyterian Church, Little Foundation Inc.^ Bank of America Foundation^ Rock, Arkansas Guerin Agency, Inc. Tenet Healthcare Foundation^ Charles G. Koch Charitable Shell Oil Company Foundation^ Hardin & Sons Plumbing Co., LLC Tetra Tech, Inc. Foundation Smith & Nephew, Inc. Hewitt Associates LLC^ The Claude Bennett Family Community Foundation of Louisville Swanson Meadows Golf Course Home Depot Foundation^ Foundation, Inc. Community Foundation of Middle Texas Instruments Foundation^ Idlewild Presbyterian Church The Community Foundation - Tennessee* The BBC Foundation James E. & Katharine B. Harwood Richmond & Central VA Degna Spoldi Private Family The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation^ Charitable Trust The Knapp Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Martha and Robert Fogelman Jones Companies, LTD The Murrell Foundation Deupree Family Foundation Foundation Kelley Research Associates The Scholarship Foundation^ General Motors Foundation^ The Medtronic Foundation*^ Knox Pak The UPS Foundation^ Georgia Power Company The Williams Family Foundation Lichterman Loewenberg Foundation Toys “R” Us^ Gerber/Taylor Associates, Inc. The Woodell Family Foundation, Inc. Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, United Way of Rhode Island Global Impact*^ United Way of the Capital Area Inc.^ Van Jeffreys Ltd. Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + W.A. Fortner Masonry Contractor, Inc. Macy’s Foundation^ Verizon Foundation^ Company WaterColor Management, Inc. Maize Financial Services, Inc. W.W. Grainger, Inc.^ Hawthorne Charitable Foundation Malco Charity Trust Walt Disney Company Foundation^ Illinois Tool Works Foundation^ Donors Manley Brothers, LLC Washington Group International^ Jewish Foundation of Memphis Up to $1,000 Martin Tate Morrow Marston WellPoint Foundation^ Mallory Group, Inc. Able Asphalt Company, Inc. Memphis Pool Supply, Inc. Wells Fargo^ Mid-South Peace & Justice Center Accenture Foundation, Inc.^ Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.^ West Baton Rouge Presbyterian Pittman & Associates, Inc. Aetna Foundation Inc.^ Microsoft Corporation^ Church Presbyterian Church USA Foundation AIG^ Mid-South Neurological Clinic Wildlands Fire Service Inc. Prudential Foundation^ Aircraft Consultants, Inc. Motorola Foundation^ Xerox Foundation^ Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Allyson Hodge Foundation MRCO, LLC Inc. Alpha Delta H. E. F. Mulkey Development & Investment *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum Ameren Corporation^ Corporation range Family Foundation Ameriprise^ National City Bank^ ^Companies that matched gifts of their Schadt Foundation, Inc. AmeriServ Trust and Financial Services Nationwide Insurance Enterprise employees to Rhodes Scott Kirk Family, LLC Amica Companies Foundation^ Foundation^ The Dallas Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation^ NCH Corporation The Day Foundation AT&T Foundation^ Network for Good Thompson Dunavant PLC AXA Financial^ Nix Roofi ng Company, Inc. United Way of Forsyth County, Inc. Ball Corporation^ Oak Hall Inc Uptown Veterinary Hospital Bar-B-Cutie Drive-In Oakdale Partners Wachovia Bank, NA^ Bartolomei & Lange PLC Occidental Petroleum Foundation^ Walnut Grove Animal Hospital BASF Corporation^ OGCB Three Anonymous Donors Beaux Arts Club Old Security Title Co. Black & Decker Corporation^ Orthodontic Specialty Group, P.A. Sponsors Boeing Company^ PACCAR^ $1,000 - $2,499 Brayton Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation Ardmore Telephone Company, Inc. Broadfoot Hotel Brokers, Inc. Peddie School BellSouth^ Burr and Cole Consulting Engineers, Inc. Perry Moore McKinnie PLC Center City Commission Calyon Corporate and Investment Pete Jackson Floor Covering Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC Bank^ Pickering Inc CIGNA Foundation^ Capital One Services, Inc.^ Pitts & Eckl, PC Cordova Investments, LLC Chandler Demolition Company, Inc. Pope John Paul II High School Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Chassan Prof.essional Wallcovering, PRN, Inc. Energizer/Eveready^ Inc. Procter & Gamble Fund^ First Horizon National Corporation^ ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Prof.essional Security FSR Foundation Program^ Prof.ormance Pet Products

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 17 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 Life Members Investors Members Friends Endowment gifts of $100,000 or Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Annual gifts of $250 - $499 Annual gifts up to $250 more Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 Mertie Willigar Buckman♦ Senter Crook ’65 Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Mentors Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill Nancy R. Blalock Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Mary Munn Laronge ’87 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Betty Calandruccio Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Sallie Brooks Clark ’76 Katherine Harriett James ’64 One Anonymous Donor Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Gayle Scott Storey ’70 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Endowment Members Rosamond Goldman Quay ’75 Endowment gifts of $25,000 - Patrons Claire Revels Shapiro $99,999 Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Carole Pearson Troutt Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Diane McMillan Wellford ’59 Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Sustainers Sara Lynn Stainback ’98 Annual gifts of $5,000 or more Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Jenna Goodloe Wade Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Linda Kay Yates ’69 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 that exceed the college fi nancial aid package. Ms. MeChe Cochran Austin ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey Mr. Carlton J. Austin ’95 Dr. Carolyn R. Jaslow Mr. Warren A. Richey Mrs. Adele K. Bailey ’99 Dr. Alan P. Jaslow Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ’58 Ms. La M. Banks Ms. Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 (Elizabeth LeMaster ’58) Mrs. Joy Richmond Bowen ’97 Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Marvin E. Spears ’90 Ms. Tracy T. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Ms. Stephanie Gordon Spivey ’90 Dr. Anita A. Davis ’90 Dr. Angela Gailey Laster ’92 Dr. Robert J. Strandburg Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Dr. Ryan D. Mire ’93 Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade Mr. Robert Dove Dr. Gail S. Murray Mr. John P. Wade Mr. Rozell C. Henderson ’85 Dr. Joe M. Hawes Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year.

A. Arthur Halle Scholarship Craig Murray ’69 Faculty Hospitality Ham and Katherine Smythe Fellowship Jane and J. L. Jerden Service A. Benson Gilmore Memorial Service Fund in the Arts Scholarship Scholarship Crossroads to Freedom Fund Harold “Chicken” High Scholarship Jennie Puryear Gardner Scholarship Abe Goodman Memorial Scholarship Donelson Institute for Regional Studies Herman Bensdorf II Scholarship Jim and Virginia McGehee Scholarship Alumni Association Emergency Endowment Hurst British Studies Scholarship for Study Abroad Assistance Fund Dr. A. T. Johnson Memorial Ida LeBlanc ’Lee’ Smith Foreign Joe Neville Society Scholarships Athletic Booster Club Scholarship Studies Award John Colby Service Scholarship Athletics Roof Club (Volleyball) Dr. and Mrs. F. Ray Riddle, Jr. CODA Imelda and Hubert Henkel Scholarship John H. McMinn Scholarship Barret Library Fund Scholarship International Studies Institute Joseph S. Legg Memorial Service Baseball Field Renovation Dr. Robert Irl and Anne Riley Bourne J.S. Seidman International Studies Scholarship Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Scholarship Fellowship Katherine Carter Service Scholarship Bonner Scholarships Dr. Thomas E. and Peggy C. Strong Jack H. Taylor Fellowship in Physics Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Branyan Family Fellowship Scholarship Jack H. Taylor Scholarship Service Scholarships Brown Scholarship Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship James A. O’Donnell ’74 Scholarship Learning Corridor Fund Business Administration and Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship James A. Thomas III ’62 Service Leland Smith Emergency Assistance Economics Department Field Hockey Fund Scholarship Fund Chapman Service Scholarship Football Program Fund James H. and Carol P. Barton Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarships Charles G. Koch Charitable Frank Gilliland Symposium International Study Fellowship Louise and John Bryan CODA Foundation Grant Fred R. Graves Scholarship James L. and John Nolan Scholarship Fellowship Chemistry Research Fund Fred W. Neal Scholarship James Lientz Service Scholarship Loyd Templeton Endowment for Chick and Andi Hill Service Fund for the Integration of Spirituality James O. Finley ’26 Family Scholarship Choral Performance Fellowship and Learning Jameson M. Jones Award for Margaret Hyde Council Emergency Clough-Hanson Gallery Fund German Study Abroad Fellowship Outstanding Faculty Service Assistance Scholarships

18 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Margaret Hyde Council General Mona Rice Matthews CODA Robert D. McCallum Scholarship The Day Foundation Faculty Awards Scholarship Fund Fellowship Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund The White Family Regional Studies Margaret Hyde Council Leadership Mrs. Ruth C. Pickens Fellowship Robertson Chair in Biological Science Endowment Scholarship Multicultural Affairs Fund Robertson Physics Fund Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Murfree Service Scholarship Robertson Physics Fund for Student Matthews Russell Study Abroad Scholarships for Women Nancy Tanner and James Rodney Feild Research and Engagement Scholarship Marjorie ’39 and Al ’39 Wunderlich Scholarship Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie Scholarship P. Thomas Parrish ’79 Service Award Matthews Russell Scholarship Marshall P. Jones Scholarship Scholarship Schadt Foundation Scholarship Thompson Dunavant PLC Accounting Martha Robinson CODA Scholarship Paul Barret, Jr. Library Second Presbyterian Church of Award Martin-Kragh Biology and Chemistry Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in Memphis Scholarships Track and Cross Country Program Faculty Development Fund Anthropology and Sociology Serena Crawford Scholarship for Fund Mary Gideon Schillig ’47 CODA Phillip H. McNeill Family Scholarship Women UT Neuroscience Student Research Scholarship Physics Department Simpson Scholarship Fellowship Maxwell Family Scholarship Plough Endowed Prof.essorship in Softball Fund Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of May Scholarship of Second Urban Studies Souper Contact Program Muslim-Christian Relations Presbyterian Church, Little Rock Ralph C. Hon Chair Spence Wilson Faculty International William C. “Razz” Rasberry ’30 McCoy Theatre Fund Ralph C. Hon Scholarship Travel Fund Scholarship Mellon Foundation Environmental Research Corporation Grant Springfi eld CODA Scholarship William M. Rosson Scholarship in Studies Grant Rhodes Baseball St. Jude Summer Plus Undergraduate Physics Men’s Basketball Special Fund Rhodes Radio Fund Research Winton and Carolyn Blount Service Men’s Golf Special Fund Rhodes Singers Fund Stanley Joseph and Mertie Willigar Scholarship Men’s Soccer Special Fund Rhodes Tennis Program Buckman Scholarship Womens Basketball Special Fund Merck Foundation/AAAS Science Rhodes Women’s Golf SunTrust Bank Scholarship Women’s Soccer Special Fund Research Program Richard Batey Lectureship Swimming Special Fund Wright-Bentley Foundation Michaelcheck Endowment Fund Riley Endowment for Barret Library Tex-Mex Alternative Spring Break Scholarships Mike Curb Institute for Music Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Fund Trust Scholarships Thaddaeus B. Hall ’31 Scholarship Memorials and Honoraria The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year.

In memoriam Ann M. Chamberlain ’74—Layton Betty Gilow—Anne ’73 and Lawrence Frey, Anne and David Nicolson Sanders ’76 Anthony, Polly Cooper ’38, Anna ’81, Frances Perkins ’51, Layton Luther Roy Adams —Laila and Rick Ann Laura Dickerson Conn—Joe Farris, Audrey Taylor Sanders ’76, Mary and Ed Sanders Eckels ’71 ’70, Susan Goetze, Carole Nash ’81 Margaret Gladney—Anne and Milton ’90 ’90, Bill Short ’71, Russ Sisson and Bill Troutt Mark W. Crowe ’81—Joseph Hurd Brown, Carole and Bill Troutt ’81, Sybil and Don Tucker, Nancy Marilyn Alexander ’55 —Patricia Thomas Henry Crais ’54—Robert Louis A. Graeber, Jr. ’36—Millye and and Jim Vest, Barbara and Ken Gilliom ’56 Bennett ’62 Bill McAtee ’54 ’56, Jane ’50 and Williams Virginia Alford —Nancy and Emmel Julian Darlington—Cynthia Hoffman Bob Patterson Marshall Phillip Jones ’59—Lynn Golden ’71 ’72 ’74 Baker Staub Guyear—Helen and Fred Jones ’59, Helen and Fred Norman Ralph Allen ’73 —Gerald Koonce ’73 Glenda Davidson—Jodie and Herbert Norman Bettie Miller Knox—Joseph Hurd Ray Allen ’44 —Frank Baker ’85, Huddleston Gaylord Haas—Nancy and Jim Vest Joel Dexter Lee—Joe Nash ’81 Nancy and Emmel Golden ’71 ’72 Mary Cooper Dean and A. Clarke Frank Winter Hardie ’02—Mary Graves Leggett—Jan and Lewis Robert L. Amy —Frank Baker ’85, Dean ’50—Silas and Sue ’63 Tinkler ’02 Donelson ’38 Cynthia Hoffman ’74 Langfi tt William H. Harris ’60—Margaret and Tandy Lewis—Kevin Collins ’81 L. Daniel Anderson ’76 —Jan and Jim Curtis Deener—Lauren and Brian Red McMillion ’60 ’59 Adeline Likes—Jean Caton, Mark Ramsey ’76 Foshee, Bill Short ’71, Jim and Marion Hatfi eld—Diane Clark ’62, Lester ’73, Tracy Patterson ’84, J. Colyar Banks ’75 —Layton Sanders Nancy Vest Brenda and David Jeter, Barbara Eleanor and Moliere Scarborough, ’76 William C. Donelson ’40—Connie and Ken Williams Zoe Talbert Derrick Barton —Bobbie and William and Dunbar Abston, Marcelle Barbara Kay Hayes—Frank Jackson Sethelle Lucas—Joe Nash ’81 Bessire, Jenny and John Branston, Saunders ’80, Carole and Bill ’62 Nancy Martin—Carole and Bill Gloria ’65 and Edward Felsenthal, Troutt Martha Heinemann ’60—Virginia Troutt, Janet and David Watts ’63 Charles Gerber, Rachel and Conrad Theodore Booth Eckels—Carole and Bare ’60 Marymax Williamson McCabe ’56— Pitts ’73 ’74, Audrey L. Taylor Bill Troutt Francisco Javier Hernandez—Frank Anne and Robert Bourne ’54 ’54 Mary George Beggs ’55 —Anne and Joan Booth Edwards ’74—Ingrid Baker ’85 Brad McMillan ’68—Anne ’73 and Robert Bourne ’54 ’54, Charles Chilton ’75 Paul Thomas Hicks ’63—Diane Clark Lawrence Anthony Chandler, Shirley and Michael Frank England, Jr. ’41—Joe Nash ’81, ’62 Harold Miller—Nancy and Jim Vest Lupfer ’59, Jo and John Maxwell Margaret and Jere Nash ’50 ’50 Ronald A. Homra—Nancy and Emmel Moore Moore, Jr. ’29—Houston ’57, Frances Perkins ’51, Marianne Thomas Scott Fisher—Frank Jackson Golden ’71 ’72 Moore ’29 and Ron Walter ’62 Ralph C. Hon—David Short ’52 Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ’51—Mary Bill Bell ’49 —Jane Watson ’49 William F. Frazier Sr. ’32 — G l a d y s Robert Ingram—Joe Nash ’81 Ann Morriss ’51 William L. Bowden ’48 —Frank Baker Frazier ’32 Ed Ireland—Lauren and Brian Foshee, Rose L. Mosby ’53—Diane Clark ’62, ’85 Charles Freeburg ’39—Anna Farris Elsie Ireland Juanita Shettlesworth ’62 Elizabeth Ragland Boyle —Frank Shirley Frisch ’49—Julia Allen ’47 Wasfy Iskander—Catherine Iskander Margarita Munden ’73—Emile Bizot, Jackson ’62 Tobi Gardner Gay—Frank Jackson ’62 ’83, Cristina Iskander ’10 Susan Moffatt ’92, Marjorie Stoner Tommy C. Brown —Audrey Brown ’68 Richard D. Gilliom ’56—Frank Baker W. Thomas Jolly ’52—Anne ’73 ’53, Alice and Charles Sullivan ’53, Rebecca Garner Canon —Anne ’73 ’85, Anna Farris and Lawrence Anthony, George Sybil and Don Tucker and Lawrence Anthony Apperson, Robert Bennett ’52, William P. Murphy ’41—Betty and Edinburg Realty, Sara and Leonard Morgan Fowler ’44

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 19 Memorials and Honoraria continued from page 19 Williard Nash—Toni ’83 and Thomas June Neal, Jean Pigott, Don Rovak, Lewis Wilkins ’58—Margaret and David Jeter—Frank Baker ’85 Barnes Fritz Stauffer, Marjorie Stoner ’53, Red McMillion ’60 ’59 Jameson Jones ’36—Frank Baker ’85 Fred W. Neal—Frank Baker ’85 Deidre Teaford ’84, Ann and Les Detlef Jacob Witt—John Keesee ’73 Joseph A. Kicklighter—Frank Baker Val Olcott—Judy and Don Lineback Tivers, Sybil and Don Tucker Robert Tate Wolcott ’93—Keyes and ’85 Scott Patterson ’85—Alpha Delta Ludwina Reining—Joe Nash ’81 Jim Tate Nancy K. Luter ’85—Frank Baker ’85 H.E.F., Hud Andrews ’70, Jan and Anne T. Reynolds—The Beaux Arts Edward Scott Yoste—Frank Jackson Freeman Marr ’82—Gayle Moore ’81 Kevin Boylan, Linda ’84 and Scott Club, Martin Tate Morrow & ’62 Callie McGinnis ’66—Frank Baker ’85 Coleman, Leslie and Bryan Darr Marston, Demetra Quinn ’44, Jan Benjamin Zastoupil—Rhodes College Mark McMahon—Melinda Pearson ’75 ’87 ’84, Ellen and Miles Fortas ’91 and Shep Tate ’39 Department of History, Nancy and Mary Jo Miller—Edward deVillafranca ’93, Beth and David Green, Sally Lola Ellis Robertson ’33—Sara Jane Jim Vest ’83 and Donald Green, Theresa and Weible June Neal—Frank Baker ’85 Bob Green, Elizabeth ’84 and Mark S. Gwin Robbins, Sr.—Ann and In honor of John S. Olsen—Frank Baker ’85 Harper, Holly Hilliard, Michael Mason Hawkins Robert G. Patterson—the Family Catharine and John David Alexander Lamb ’04, Julie and Michael Joan Salmon ’76—Ingrid Chilton ’75 of the late Louise and Gordon ’56 ’53—Frank Baker ’85 Matthews ’84, Laura and Dave Nettie Walton Schilling—Connie Southard Julia Wellford Allen ’47—Frank Moore, Linda Carol Odom ’84, and Dunbar Abston, Libby and Jim Marcia and John M. Planchon—Paul Baker ’85 Wendy ’87 and Cary Rotter Daughdrill Ollinger ’91 Jean Amy—Frank Baker ’85 Jason T. Pettigrew ’96—Marcie ’96 Josephine Seabrook ’42—Carole and Linda and Herbert Rhea—Foy and George Apperson—Frank Baker ’85 and Chris ’94 Cardwell, Rebecca Bill Troutt Bill Coolidge Joe Pack Arnold ’63—Frank Baker and Ron Gafford, Vernon E. David R. Seiler ’71—Jon Seiler Warren A. Richey—Frank Baker ’85 ’85 Pettigrew, Retta M. Taney Ida LeBlanc “Lee” Smith Grace Amy Seecharan ’00—Katharine Mary Allie Baldwin ’61 and Denton Dorothy Gillespie Pennepacker— ’05—Cynthia Pfohl ’05 Muth ’98 McLellan ’58—Diane Clark ’62, Frank Jackson ’62 Robert G. Snowden—Connie and Lauren Sefton ’03—The Peddie Carole and Bill Troutt James H. Prentiss—Libby and Jim Dunbar Abston School Bob Ballinger—Robert Bennett ’52 Daughdrill Louise and Gordon Southard—Julia Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 and Lynne M. Blair—George Apperson A. Van Pritchartt, Jr. ’48—Marcelle Allen ’47, Anne and Milton Brown, David L. Simpson ’58—Foy and Jessica L. Bobinis ’08—Rhodes Saunders ’80, Carole and Bill Katherine Diehl ’68, Brenda and Bill Coolidge College Meeman Center Troutt David Jeter, the Family of the late Maggie Walton Stepp ’08—Kakki and Donna Jean Bohanan—Frank Baker ’85 Donald A. Ramier, III ’78—Catherine Dorothy and Jameson Jones ’36, Ray Tanner ’57 ’54 Carol M. Bowden ’47—Frank Baker ’85 and Steve Berger ’74 ’74, Layton Betty and Mark McMahon, Jane Jack H. Taylor ’44—Nikolay Kryukov John Barron Boyd ’71—Jane and Ray Sanders ’76, Marcelle Saunders ’80, ’50 and Bob Patterson, Pickering, Sandi George Tracy—Frank Baker ’85 Riddle Alice and Charles Sullivan ’53 Inc., Michele Sumara ’71 and Carole Pearson Troutt and William E. Sue Cheney—Frank Baker ’85 David Ramsey ’61—Lynda Alexander Michael Gordon, Barbara and Ken Troutt—Ruth and Charles Cobb ’44 Ruth and Charles Cobb ’44—Steve ’69, Anne ’73 and Lawrence Williams Gay Tate Vekovius—Keyes and Jim Ceccoli Anthony, Katherine and Robert Helen Stauffer—Arthur Stauffer Tate Bill Cochran—Laurie and Van Frankel Baldwin ’93 ’93, Miriam Banks, Jane Stone—Carole and Bill Troutt Nancy and James Vest—Frank Baker Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill and James Anne and Robert Bourne ’54 ’54, Robert Strickler—Robert Bennett ’52 ’85 H. Daughdrill, Jr.—Sherry Fields Jennifer Brady, Diane Clark ’62, Mark Twain Swearengen—Joe Nash Emily Walker ’04—Emily and George Jamie Edrington ’97—Katherine Sandy Colbs ’80, Alan Curle ’82, ’81 Walker ’65 ’66 Muth ’74 Libby and Jim Daughdrill, Lauren Helen Ruth Cleek Sweeney—Frank Russell Wigginton ’88—Nancy ’68 Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner and Brian Foshee, Aaron Foster Jackson ’62 and Jim Langdon ’57—Deborah Carpenter ’67, Susan Walsh and Anthony Adeline Miller Taylor—Nancy and Robert P. Wiles ’08—Rhodes College Marion H. Fuqua ’85—Frank Baker ’85 George, Ross Hilliard, Laura Jim Vest Meeman Center Patricia Gilliom ’56—Frank Baker ’85 Holcomb ’90, Laura and Ray Clair Dalrymple Watkins ’90—Kim, Jennifer Elizabeth Peebles Wilson John D. Gladney ’74—Glenda Melton Inscoe ’76, Suzanne Johnston ’76, Ellis, and Grace Arnold, Elizabeth ’01—Marian Craft Herbert A. Hilgeman—Tracy Sarah Lanneau ’01, Jessica Lierzer Cabrera ’90, Kellye Jo Crane ’91, Rebecca Wolf ’01—Pat and Theodore Patterson ’84 ’97, Shirley and Michael Lupfer Edward Willard ’90 Wolf Herbert Henderson Hill, Jr. ’67—Jane ’59, Memphis Pool Supply, Inc., Robert C. Watkins, III ’90—Kellye Jo David J. Wottle—Mark Uicker and Ray Riddle Betty and Lee Milford, Pam ’90 Crane ’91 Franklin Wright—Frank Baker ’85 Jannette Riddle Hill ’67—Jane and and Fred Montesi, Joe Nash ’81, Sam Watson ’49—Jane Watson ’49 Ray Riddle Daniel Edward West—Frank Jackson ’62 Alumni Giving by Class Alumni who gave to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Unrestricted gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000-$100,000), The Red & 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.

Classes of 1925 - 1933 Class of 1934 Class of 1935 Theo J. Emison Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Glenn D. Gates Virginia Hoshall Emery Red & Black Society Senior Tower Society Minnie Lee Hamer Bales Raford W. Herbert♦ Richadean G. Wilson ’25 Virginia Reynolds Wilson Martha Chase Holt Donor Donor Margaret Drake Wilson Elise Hastings Bays Red & Black Society Member Loyalty Club Louis D. Parotte Gladys Frazier ’32 Charles M. Crump* Donor Class of 1938 Houston Niller Moore ’29* Class of 1936 Richard A. Thomas, Jr. J. Russell Perry ’33 Donor Diehl Society Patron Robert L. Jack, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Class of 1937 Lewis R. Donelson* Donor Alice Cohill Marquez Jameson M. Jones♦ Nellie King Powell ’29 Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Member Loyalty Club Eileen Farley Anna Kathryn Atkinson Gladys Caughlin Campbell*

20 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Cloister Society G. Baxter Pouncey Class of 1944 Emily Williamson Haizlip Wilbur H. Oliphant, Jr. James T. Watt Ruth Lee Pouncey Jean H. McFadden Peggy Laughter Pera Marietta Morris Watt Red & Black Society Member May Wallace Scarbrough Donor Charles P. Cobb* Cloister Society James K. Schmidt Tower Society Penelope Mielenz Bisbort Agnes Ming Turley* Sara Sparr Taylor Nancy Alexander Wilds William H. Maddox Jane Harsh Cecil Mary Ann Nash Williams Louise Jennings Gagstetter Dean’s Society Tower Society Loyalty Club Nancy Millen Julius Rufus C. Ross, Jr.* Warrene Buford Ivy Class of 1948 Polly Cohen Cooper Helen Quenichet Keith♦ Andrew H. Miller* Red & Black Society Member John H. Kier, Jr Cloister Society John P. Douglas Donor Evelyn Belcher Pearson Mabel Francis Caldwell Loyalty Club Nancy Haygood Ganier Horace H. Stubblefi eld Jack H. Taylor Helen Williams Billingsley* Cloister Society John S. Collier William A. Jones, Jr. Class of 1939 Class of 1942 Tower Society Louise Wilbourn Collier Beverly Beane White* Nadine Browne Conkey Hugh C. Hodgson^ Diehl Society Fellow Diehl Society Patron H. C. Earhart, Jr. Mimi Reid Smith Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. Russel L. Wiener Tower Society Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich♦ Peggy Baker Cannada Loyalty Club Donor Red & Black Society Senior Ladye Margaret Craddock Richard A. Bolling, Jr. Diehl Society Patron Edward C. Hermann Loyalty Club Arnold Pauline Laguzzi Brown S. Shepherd Tate J. H. Arnold, Jr. H. David Baldridge, Jr. Hugh H. Crawford Red & Black Society Associate Joseph C. Eckstine Jane Bratton Betz Elizabeth Raines Davis Red & Black Society Associate Grace Meredith Moorhead Regine Bacot Harpole* Corinne Burch Blake Thomas H. Durham, Jr. Grace Wunderlich Prange Dorette Storn Humphries Cham Canon Marie Gooch Hay Red & Black Society Member Camille Bailey Hutton Irene Trifi atis Cantos Betty Lay Kirby Red & Black Society Member J. W. Andrew Carolyn Cuningham Ivy William E. Henderson J. Boyd Maize Elaine Anthony Dooley Jo Alice Page Johnson* Demetra Patton Quinn Archer Ayres Postlethwaite Sarah Boothe White Loyalty Club Julius A. Johnson* Louisa McLean Stephens Jane Bigger Turner Thomas J. White, Jr. Virginia Ann Gates Freeman C. Marr Carolyn Tate Walker* Howard A. Whitsitt, Jr. Justine Klyce Guthrie Martha Carroll McGuire Floy Wooten Loyalty Club James J. Jackson, Jr.♦ Donor Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr. Georgianna Awsumb Vive Walker Montgomery Ruth Ingram Bader Class of 1947 H. Trent Wood Ensminger Jean Williamson Sights Patricia Carothers Coldwell Richard C. Wood Anne Williford Hasselle Frances Babin Wild Franklin C. Ellis, Jr. Diehl Society Patron Letitia Montgomery Morgan C. Fowler Ann Pridgen Bailey Donor Haygood Donor Molly Hawken Lockwood Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton Sara Ralston Baldridge James A. Cogswell James M. McDaniel Lawrence Beck Donor Martha Small Deason Beulah Sevier Morris Red & Black Society Member Betty Shea Drummond Betsye Fowler French Margery O’Kelley Lane Margaret Cansler Riley S. Toof Brown, Jr. Samuel R. Fudge Dorothy Jean Laten Sam L. Stephenson Florence Swepston Snowden Dorothy Brown Kennedy Class of 1940 Jean Flynn Michael Sonya Alperin Krivcher Dean’s Society Red & Black Society Member Jeannette Hollenberg Class of 1945 Billy R. Leach Thompson Irma Waddell Merrill* Elizabeth Anne Love Catherine Moore Freeburg Wesley M. Walker, Jr. Red & Black Society Senior Barbara Burnett Mussett Charles Perry Betty Wilkinson Isbell Cloister Society Meredith G. Pritchartt Class of 1943 Loyalty Club Harland L. Smith Mary Ann Robertson Red & Black Society Associate James R. White* Christine Traicoff Rollins Lillian Love Fisher Red & Black Society Associate Frances Uhlhorn Suzonne Stewart Taylor Priscilla Shumaker Heard Julian C. Nall Wunderlich* Tower Society Virginia Ragsdale Keller Eugene C. Reynolds Julia Wellford Allen Class of 1949 V. Lloyd Parker Loyalty Club Ann McConnell Reaves Doris Cullings Simpson Tower Society Red & Black Society Associate Alfred M. Alperin Jane Williams Sides Thomas W. Simpson Katharine Miller Conover* Henry H. Lanius Sarah Rook Perkins Mary Hunt Weeks Roland W. Jones, Jr. Shirley Seagle Prothro Loyalty Club Red & Black Society Member Mary Frances Lynch Walker Carol Morris Bowden Donor Loyalty Club Doris Fenton Blew Margaret Parsons Douglas Hazel Ward Came Lorraine McMinn Bartlett* Frank S. McKnight Donor Ernest H. Flaniken* Kurt Elias Allen H. Hilzheim Patricia Caldwell McKnight Minor Robertson Broadus Alice Scott Marchisio Esther Allen Gresham Virginia Knowlton McClure Jane Weilenman Head Katherine Hargrave Nelson Eva Williams Jemison Samuel E. McFadden, Jr. Cloister Society Imogene Williamson Kinney Mary Gideon Schillig♦* Frances Smithwick Lee Coline T. McGehee Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones Frances Alford McDonald Jane Davidson Walsh Jane Lederer Northcross Jane Peete Osborne William J. Wade John Nicholls Spain Mydelle Wilson Lewis D. Wellford Joy Gallimore Wilson Jane King Watson* Class of 1941 Virginia Brittingham Worthy Donor Jessamine Grimes Younger Tower Society Diehl Society Patron Class of 1946 Sarajane Cockrill Blevins Russell E. Bryant Harriette Hollis McLoughlin Dorothy Cammer Donor Diehl Society Patron Vinton Cole Hudson Mary Frances McDearman Gladys Moore Ellis Virginia Ballou McGehee John E. McKee Loyalty Club Daley George B. Hale Bettie Connally Welsh Ann Bell Mary Ann Catching Davis Nell Wright Lara Red & Black Society Associate Louise Cannon Minnielee Gordon Hale Beverly McFall Mitchell James G. McClure Loyalty Club Diana Wallace Crump* William C. Kernodle, II F. William Small Jane Phelps Arnold Eugene Keller, III Nancy Woods Muse Josephine Rhea Thomas Red & Black Society Member Wilber W. Callihan Marion Dickson Moorhead Sara Anne Elliott Newton B. Snowden Boyle, Jr. Martha Smothers Carroll Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 21 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 21 Jane Clay Cash* Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke Cloister Society Tower Society Cloister Society William C. Douglas William O. Coley, Jr.* Helen Deupree Brandon John B. Allen E. Wayne Cliffe* Cecil E. Evans Paul Currie June Beasley Mann* Elizabeth Hoye Amis Robert H. Crumby* Betty Bennett Finley Helen McGee Dacus Martha Beggs Orth* Elizabeth Wade Ferris M. Reith Gewin J. Millen Darnell Tower Society Roy C. Page Elizabeth Collins Swaim Wesley A. Goldfarb Robert S. Edington Ronald F. Bunn* Mary Taylor Todd James C. Jeffery Gale Martin Evans James E. Davis Loyalty Club Eleanor Brown Weaver Jeanne Amis Jernigan Mary B. Howard Herbert W. Eber Robert K. Bennett Margaret Vickers Ratcliffe Robert L. Montgomery Martha Ellen Davidson Jack R. Blake Tower Society Lois Philpot Sandusky Paul S. Mostert Maxwell A. Ray Bryant Willie Bow* Mary Nell Campbell Smith Jane McAtee Patterson Frances Nix Morgan Hattie Edens Bryant Marjoree Russell Bryant Richard C. Smith Wendell Phillips R. Christy Morgan Frances Freeman Burkhead John Turner Gray James M. Turner, Jr. C. M. Pipkin T. Wayne Deupree, Jr. Emily Ann Jefferson Sue Henry Turner Frank L. Turner, Jr.* Loyalty Club Mary Woods Epp Mary Frances Steen Libassi James C. Williamson* T. Reynolds Beal Donald W. Feldman Charles C. McAllister, Jr. Donor Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers Nancy Knighten Forrester Mary Myers McMillan* Frank H. Berfi eld Donor Edward B. Fox, Jr. Prentice G. Fulton, Jr. Don Allison Ramier, Jr. Fred Blake, Jr. W. Alan Babin Rose Washer Goldfarb William R. Gentry Joan Smith Ramier Grace Brown Rebecca Truax Belknap Mary Catherine Lynn Betty Ann McFadden Harvey George A. Chauncey Ann DeWar Blecken Hitchings Frank A. Hitchings, II Loyalty Club Peggy Marshall Crutcher Sara Cooper Burnette Mary Ann Morriss Norma Keisling Holmes Elizabeth Martin Barker Cary Harris Hunt Virginia Mead Clark Mary Holiman Norton* James N. Lapsley, Jr. John C. Cuvillier, III Sidney F. Kahn Faye Tynes Dick Martha Gulledge York Carroll Tuthill Minor Betty Jo Carter Dodson Florence Phyfer Krause L. Donald Ellis Anna Polydouris Zepatos Peggy Pence Schuster* William K. Forbes, Jr. Betty Walker Locke Jean Bagby Ezzell Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Jane Swaim Fox Betty Canon McArthur Forrest W. Flaniken Donor Marzette Smith Stallings John W. Gray, Jr. June White McCormick Joanne Zahner Flaniken Clare Walker Adelson Rosemary Nelms Stinson Etta Mae Murray Mehler- Gloria Ash Minor Betty Robinson Hight Gus K. Bell♦ Carole Cocke Todd Bauer* Jean King Moore Carroll C. Johnson Norma Maddox Bell H. Reiter Webb, Jr. David G. Morelock Stanley Williamson Mosby Ann Faquin McGuire Sylvia Bowling Jacqueline Newman August Schmitt, Jr. Richard P. Mussett Joseph C. Meux William B. Brazelton, Jr. Williamson* Robert L. Stewart* Martha Birdsong Nickey James R. Mulroy Marilyn Green Briggs Charles C. Sullivan, III John D. Pera John S. Pyles Patsy Williams Briggs Donor Betty Jo McCormick Walker William D. Roberds Eula Holmes Sanders Gale Reynolds Clark M. Robert Aborn Ann Taylor Walker Waters John E. Thomas Myrle Oliver Scott John M. Clark, Jr. Robert J. Allen Louis J. Weber, Jr.* Suzanne Thomas Tipton Josie Phillips Smith William P. Durbin Anne Dean Babin J. William Young, Jr. R. Bedford Watkins, Jr. Thomas W. Taylor Antonio P. Elizondo Eileen Emick Castle Virginia Mulder Taylor Robert F. Kirk Albert Hobson Clemens, Jr. Donor Class of 1950 Bettye Kilgore Terjung J. Howard Lammons Beverly Morris Coleman C. Douglas Buford, Jr. Dorothy Love Turk Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. Sue Carrell Dallas Edith Wier Fallis Diehl Society Sustainer Jack D. Vincent Eleanor Clarke Miller Sondra Hull Dixon Anne Talley Fleming Herbert Linville Anne Baggett Wilkes Ann Allenberg Rosen Mary Alice Faulk Henry O. Freund Jeannine Tushek Sessions Janet Canada Fritsch Zoe Theodore Futris Diehl Society Patron Class of 1951 Lonnie L. Stanford, Jr. Steve C. Futris Virginia Fullenwider Gibson C. Stratton Hill, Jr. Roy F. Stratton, Jr. Gloria Batson Galtney Robert W. Gillmann Diehl Society Fellow Granville Tate Sara Campbell Hubeli Mary Nell Wendt Hardin Red & Black Society Senior J. Lester Crain, Jr. Helen Twist Thomas Richard F. Kinsinger Virginia Ozier Heydenreich Ruth Griffi s McCartney Milton L. Wray Bert F. Kremp Rene LeMarchand Diehl Society Benefactor Wanda Jo Henry McDaniel John D. McConnico, III Red & Black Society Associate Barbara Howell Hamilton* Class of 1952 Ruth Tidwell Mulroy Clarice Barker McMickle Patricia Weaver Lawrence One Anonymous Donor L. Anderson Orr Judy Mays Parks Diehl Society Patron Mary Minniece Rush Joyce Richards Red & Black Society Member Diehl Society Sustainer Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. Helen Faquin Torri Elizabeth Johnson Roark Berta Radford Laney James F. Springfi eld, Sr. Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee* Julia Skinner Williford Laura Ozanne Robinson Joy Brown Wiener Edwin F. Wills Edna Knighten Smit Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron Marjorie Murphy Stoner♦ E. Denby Brandon, Jr Mary Jack Rich McCord Red & Black Society Associate Class of 1953 Mary Dallam Warren John H. Evans, Jr. James E. Ratcliff, Jr. Ann Turner Whitsitt Jane Davis McCain Red & Black Society Senior Diehl Society Sustainer James T. McDonald, Jr. Red & Black Society Member James T. Robertson Class of 1954 Tower Society John A. Austin, Jr. Gene E. Canestrari* Red & Black Society Member Ann Rollow Ross Red & Black Society Partner Diehl Society Patron Martha Jane Jacobs Exum James Nelson Clay, III* J.D. Trimble, Jr. Betty Wood Storrs* Two Anonymous Donors Emily Rice McLeod Nancy Hill Fulmer Jane Wittichen Williams Thomas E. Smith Frances Crouch Perkins Red & Black Society Senior Red & Black Society Member Anne Davis Toppins Charles J. Ping* Dean’s Society J. David Alexander, Jr. Anne Riley Bourne Richard C. Tumilty Patricia Cooper Richardson David B. Short Robert I. Bourne, Jr. Curtis M. Weston Robert P. Richardson, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Patricia Riegle Morehead John Joseph Thomason Cloister Society C. Allen Cooke Ray Ulon Tanner Loyalty Club Joy Powell Smith Claire Oates Ping* Josephine Taylor Threlkeld Mary Clay Farr Beach* Dean’s Society Jane McSpadden Twist Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw* Mary McDonald Wetterau* John T. Bryant* William E. Boyce William C. Threlkeld James D. Caldwell George W. Wilson, III*

22 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Cloister Society William M. Callicott Robert H. Jackson* Ann Fakes Gehlmann Loyalty Club Wade McHenry Hunter Vernon Ware Eades Dorothy Henning Kaylor Betty Lunati Grise Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy Joseph H. Lawson* Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Frances VanCleave Killpatrick Ellen White Harrell William E. Carrell James E. Jones* Geraldine Dozier MacQueen George A. Morris, III Marilyn Hammond Gallagher Tower Society R. David Kaylor William G. McAtee C. Eric Mount, Jr. Martha Sigler Guthrie Carolyn Milton Allen F. H. Mitchell James C. Napier, Jr. Harriet Byrd O’Neal Milton L. Knowlton Rebecca Beasley Burr* Jeanette Bowen Posey James Howard Thompson Salliejane Dickerson Rainey Lewis R. Murray, Jr. David M. Morris Carolyn Holiman Samuel Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice Miriam Heard Range Roy D. Rainey, Sr. Laura Edington Wakefi eld William E. Shenk John K. Wadley Diana Warren Risher Betty Ann Russell Mary Williams Steele Ann Barr Weems Gordon Robertson, Jr. Claire Sebralla Saino Loyalty Club William Newton Todd Harrylyn Graves Sallis Arnold L. Schroeter* Elias Collins* Jean McLean Goodson Donor Richard W. Teaford Linda Hardesty Schroeter* W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr. Tunnell Marcia Calmer Beard Elizabeth Etter Thomas Jane Dean Sohm Elizabeth Price Johnson Keith K. Wong* Paula Smith Burress Nelie Brown Waller Jerry D. Tate Geraldine Hensley Kohl Mary Curtis Xiques James A. Dees, Sr. V. Garrett Wingfi eld Mary Latta Whiteaker Millicent Bunn McAtee B. H. Farnsworth James E. Winslow, Jr. P. W. Whiteaker Margaret B. McKee Donor Patricia Hastings Gilliom Suzanne Williams Winslow Viola Deavours Powers Peggy Tipton Bright Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson Donor Mary Frances Forbes Reed David W. Chang Robert L. Hunter Thomas B. Buford, Jr. Donor Mary Ann Hackleman Robert H. Deupree Edna Patton Johnson Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr. Sarah Adams Abernethy Sturdivant William W. Ford, Jr. Cora Davis McDonnell Margaret Jones Carter John U. Biedenharn Sidney R. Vise John Bernard Hooker John R. McKinney Mary Lewis Casey W. J. Michael Cody Dale S. Johnson Erin Moody Morgan Ethel Buck Chamberlain Claire Tansey Coleman Donor Mary Margaret Storck Maida Moore Payne James W. Colvert Mark R. Coleman, Jr. Margaret Hagood Akard Johnston Nancy Germany Reinker Joan McCabe Day Catherine Earle Cortelyou Courtney Crumpton Bacon Will Johnston, Jr. Thomas E. Richardson Ann Marmann Episcopo Matthew D. Curland R. Wheatley Beard E. Jeff Justis, Jr. Dorothy Jean Johnson Sales John T. Flippin Estella Wilson Dixon Paula Richardson Bernstein Sue Farish Kimmel Charlotte Black Sargent Selma Plowman Hobby Betty Jean Payne Dorris John H. Butterworth, III Mary-Kay Schmidt Mummert Elizabeth Bell Smith James W. Sanders Elinor Smith Fitzgerald Ann McAlister Fee Truman D. Nabors, Jr. Linda Becker Smith Caroline Cecil Searson David H. Hollis Ann Mary Derrick Gilbert Rachel Gobbel Norment Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. Connie White Stettbacher Louise Morrison Kennon John L. Gilbert H. Kirkland Osoinach Peggy Ross Templeton Katherine Perry Taylor Marguerite Caldwell McCarty Geraldine Prichard Kaller Claudia Owen Puryear Sallie Thomas Williford Miriam Elizabeth Townshend Beverly Smith Pugh Robert Joseph Lipscomb Gayle Clark Trautwein Thomas E. Reed Florence Crawford Mayse Carolyn Williamson Class of 1957 Class of 1958 Ellen Reagan Richardson Emma Jean Myres McIntyre Charles E. Somervill Diehl Society Patron Diehl Society Sustainer Sandol Douglas Patteson Class of 1956 Jane Barr Stump-Green John B. Maxwell, Jr. John H. Bryan Charles Pittman Joanne Williams Wilhite Red & Black Society Senior Grace Morris Williamson Neville Frierson Bryan Joanne Cunningham Sanders Catharine Coleman Alexander Barbara Burge Scott Class of 1959 Claude B. Trusty* Red & Black Society Associate Diehl Society Patron Mary K. Lindsay Street Anne Hixon Huff* David L. Simpson, III Diehl Society Fellow Martha Holcombe Turbeville Red & Black Society Associate Thomas A. Huff* Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson J. L. Jerden Emily McKay Whitesell Jane Walters Suzanne McCarroll Warner Jeanne Scott Varnell Elizabeth Fisher Wilson Erwin Hansch Westmoreland Red & Black Society Member Marilyn Mitchell Wray Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Senior Robert B. Blumer* Class of 1955 Lawrence H. Cater Red & Black Society Member Mary Jane Smalley Roberts* Eva Mae Duncan Hussey Venita Saunders Cater Robert E. McClelland Carol Ann Greaves Rockett Diehl Society Patron William W. Hunt Joanna Kindig McKnight* Red & Black Society Member Diane McMillan Wellford Mary Rodriguez Wardrop George M. Russell Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner Joy Magdovitz Bearman Walker L. Wellford, III James E. Turner Richard W. Dortch Red & Black Society Associate Dean’s Society Ben M. Dukes Cloister Society Elizabeth Hollingsworth Cloister Society William H. McLean* Gayden Rasberry Jones Edith Jean Cooper* Ralph V. Turner* Dean’s Society Theodore B. Sloan Red & Black Society Member Cassandra Ellis Henson Susan Robinson McLean* Thirza Mobley Sloan Susan Fulmer Austin Laurel Speir Witten* Tower Society B. Denton McLellan* Frank F. Splann, Jr.* Annelle Albritton Clute* Lady Camille Deaderick Edwin W. Stock, Jr. Tower Society James E. Eikner, Jr. Cloister Society Cloister Society James D. Higgason* Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner Henry R. Crais Tower Society Julia Johnson Kasch Kathryn Milne Little Nancy Pickens Higgason* Betty Chalmers Peyton Ann Mack Boles J. Bryan Smalley Jane Burns Campbell Hosay Katherine Shoaf Zbinden* Sara Jean Jackson Tower Society Rhoda White Smith John B. Mostellar Louis H. Zbinden, Jr.* Happy Snowden Jones Polly Baber Bassoni Charles W. Riegle Michael B. Lupfer Elizabeth Walker Hughes* Loyalty Club Robert M. Rogers Tower Society Claude Ashton McMillion W. Henry Mosley* Suzanne Carter Bjick Jerry Wittmann Weise* Charles W. Blake Phyllis Williams Mostellar Joe H. Parker David R. Davis Jane Crutcher Williamson Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. John A. Oxley Dorothy Harris Pate* R. Clement Dickey, Jr. Nancy Carter Burnidge* Richard A. Park Margaret Jones Pingree Joe C. Eades, Jr. Loyalty Club Albert S. Crigler, III* Martha Spruell Pipkin J. Rodney Feild Charlene Jayroe Allen Jack T. Cunningham Loyalty Club Louise Aikin Russell George J. Fischer, Jr. JoAnn Pomeroy Anderton H. Richard Jones, Jr.* Charles T. Ames, III James R. Gillis, Jr. Fred K. Beeson Eugene Eaton McKenzie Joan Waggoner Bacchus Loyalty Club Sarah Strong Gilmer Harriette Mathewes Beeson Carolyn Caldwell Rogers E. Allen Barnhardt Daniel W. Adams George D. Gracey, Jr. William B. Burrow Robert N. Templeton Betsy Sloan Barrett James E. Aydelotte David M. Hilliard, Jr. Richard H. Crawford Paul M. Thompson* Keith D. Buckley

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 23 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 23 Nora Petersen Buckley Rebecca Davis Knack Carolyn Atkinson Sitra Emma Young Thompson June Johnston Hungarland Mary Alice Masters Carrell Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag John W. Somervill Jack L. Thompson, III Mary Jo Evans Lundy Mary Belle Miller Ann Vines Roberts Joyce Walne Warner Bert R. Tuggle Robert S. Maclin, III Cunningham John L. Streete* Carolyn Howard White Mary Katherine Whitworth Ann Fumbanks Mayo Betty Sims Damewood Sandra Lee Winter Franklin S. McCallie Oran B. Dent Tower Society Class of 1961 Catherine Mixon Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam Glenda Taylor Addington Class of 1962 Mary Simpson Morgan Red & Black Society Partner Ann Watkins Evans John M. Alford Warren G. Nance Jerald M. Duncan* Diehl Society Patron Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer Diana L’heureux Allen Anne Thomas Phillipy William H. Jacoway Fyke Farmer, Jr. Jo Lynn Palmer Allen* John C. Portwood Red & Black Society Senior Ralph C. Gore Carole Jean Hobbs Anderson Sarah Mitchell Preddy Margaret Ruyl McTier Red & Black Society Member Charles L. Hammett Deanne Runyon Irvine Delma Klotz Robinson Nancy Haynes Blumer* Merelyn Davis Hammett Gwynne Salmon McKenzie Donna Jo Miles Smith Red & Black Society Associate Mary Frances Buxton Cotham Betty Jo Gillmore Haynie Margaret Stewart McMillion Mary Ann Stewart Somervill Harry L. Swinney Jack D. Herbert Anne Underwood Johnson Janet McKenzie Nix C. Warren Thompson, Jr. Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus Sally Stockley Johnson H. Jerry Peters Joseph W. Thweatt Red & Black Society Member John Jacobus Daniel P. Logan, Jr. Ruth Burrow Peters Patricia Hall Webb George W. Awsumb David L. McAdoo Truly Brown Mount Leslie W. Read Thomas J. White, Jr. Jane Aquino Osuga Ann Myers Redus Class of 1963 Dean’s Society Barbara Bondurant Pelot Carol Ann Quade Smalley Mary Allie McColgan Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron Joseph A. Sullivan Rann L. Vaulx Baldwin* Glenn T. Hays C. Williams Butler, III Joan Dawson Wallace William G. Mankin* Sarah Pickens Waller Bill C. Weber Loyalty Club Cloister Society Gwendolyn Bell Riley David D. Watts Lucy Raines Wilkinson Marilynn Smith Ames Sam L. Drash* Sue Osenbaugh Williams Ann Jappe Bjorklund Tower Society Red & Black Society Senior Michael Anne Condon Charlotte Peterson Carrell Tower Society Genevieve Johnston Clay Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. Zimmerman* Finis D. Carrell Janice Chapin Buchanan Robert L. Echols Charlotte Frist Chesnutt Mary Jane Coleman Gentry Marlene Peeples Howard* Red & Black Society Associate Donor James D. Curtis Willis B. Howard, Jr.* Mary Susan Huffman Tsutomu Kawazoe Jane Alexander Biedenharn John A. Daniel Allen H. Hughes David B. Johnson Patricia Oberbillig Bogan E. Tom Elam Marily Davis Hughes Barbara Bell Lawrence Red & Black Society Member James L. Breazeale, II J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr. Verdie H. Nix, Jr. R. Chris Mays, Jr. Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb William L. Dees Connie Kitley Goddard Diane Goodman Sachs Gretchen Smith Rich John S. Cherry, Jr. Diana Rhodes Ford Annelle Gandy Gracey Catherine Liddell Skapura Sue Dean Langfi tt* Lynn Jaseph Jones Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes Loyalty Club Michael H. Truscott David E. Lindsey Nancy Newcome Jones Jon C. Jenkins Robert L. Barret Thomas M. Lowry, III Jane Barker Konitz Karen Boyce Logan Marcia Wooten Barstow Loyalty Club John D. McCharen W. Larry Lacy Margaret Elizabeth Lowe Bruce W. Burr Edwin W. Albright John C. Stepan Virginia Johnson McDonald Caroline Gibbs MacQueen Jocelyn Agnew Camp Marvin E. Bailey Bobbie Carney Paradise Carolyn S. McClurkan Mary Morton Adams Castor William A. Campbell Cloister Society Sally Dame Roberds Thomas N. Moody* Edward H. Henderson Diane McCullough Clark William K.B. Potts* Sandra Andrews Robertson David H. Moreau Dorothy McCaleb Hutchinson James G. Cloud Nancy Wickersham Rohloff Frank G. Morris, Jr. Fay Quinn Isele Pete Cornish Tower Society Thomas O. Schrodt Anne Ford Robinson Mary Joy Prichard Knowlton Margaret Welsh Curlovic Janice Lowi Horn Mary Farish Sharp Jerald F. Robinson, Sr. Charlotte Barbarin McPheeters Marilyn Stewart Daniel C. Easley Hoy* Marguerite Livingston Stone Harris Rotman Hugh McPheeters, Jr. Zama Blanchard Dexter Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn Carol Barbour Sumrall Jean Stock Rumph* Lela Garner Noble James S. Gray Jean-Pierre Potel Sandra Calmer Toenes Jack C. Sanford Nancy Hodges Roberson Helene Ninette Griffi th Charles A. Rich Terry M. Turner Nelly Galloway Shearer Suellyn Scott Ruffi n H. Martin Hartzog James A. Warden Nancy Wooddell Warlick Jon A. Simpson* Judith Glisson Snowden Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry Doreen Vernotzy Williams Robert F. Welsh Patricia Annette Taylor Mary Elizabeth McCharen Paul Jackson, Jr. Streete Duke K. McCall, Jr. Loyalty Club Class of 1960 Donor Patricia Eason Westerman Randolph P. Pickell William V. Arnold Nancy Koehn Bond Diehl Society Benefactor Geraldine Knight White Mary Worth Burton Eleanor Powers Bowman James E. Botsford Morris T. Reagan* Robertson Frances Steward Bryan Anne Uhlhorn Broadfoot Donor Thomas M. Scott, Jr. Lynnette Humphreys Ruth Strough Clelland Diehl Society Sustainer Claire Robertson Cranford Juanita Ann Shettlesworth Campbell A. Don Cross L. Allen Reynolds Nancy Henson Daniel Jane Cook Shipp James R. Crawford Katherine McCollum Eddings Margaret Haigler Davis Noble R. Walker Dudley Weaver Davis* Sandra Bain Fink Red & Black Society Member Daisi Jean Menzies Finley Frank D. Weathersby Francis C. Davis, Jr. Sharon Lea Gaskill Kimbrough Baxter Henley* Carolyn Orr Foster Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg Robert W. Fey, Jr. Faye Combs Gray Raymond F. Henley Betsy Henderson Graham Bernie R. Goler Peggy Hiller Harris John E. Hixon Adele Wolf Grilli Donor William D. Harwood John D. Hettinger James D. Petersen Anita Moose Hampson Ellen Holmes Baer Cynthia Jane Hawes Beryl Friddle Looney Mary Crouch Rawson John D. Hungarland, Jr. Margaret Minyard Dement Paul T. Hicks^ M. Robert Mansfi eld Lynda Lipscomb Wexler W. Harvey Jenkins, Jr. W. Ray Fleming William Council Holmes Sandra Marwood McGlade James T. Johnston Marjorie Boone Flowers Barbara Hollingsworth James B. McIntyre Dean’s Society Elizabeth Best Jones Ralph A. Foster Knowles Beverly Dotson Owen Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis* Maxine Sewell Lindseth Joy Ann Howard Hennessey Ian W. Mathison Dale N. Pfl ug William T. Robinson Martha Gooch Hogrefe Morris S. McCastlain, Jr. Joan Warren Priest Cloister Society Martha Barret Schneider R. Charles Hogrefe Charles W. McCrary Nadine McKinley Runsick Virginia Sims Bare Sarah Maxfi eld Smither Martha Myatt Hooper F. William McKay, Jr.*

24 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Susan Stone Overholser Loyalty Club C. Terrell Deaton Teri Tidwell Hornberger Katherine McDonald Jere E. Pierce* John E. Arehart John M. Flippin Virginia Lowry Ives Kallaher Kathryn Crow Rubenstein Lynn Drew Bartlett Nancy Glenn Green Tony B. Jobe Rebecca Smith Kissel L. J. Sarber, Jr. Kay Reynolds Blair William C. Hunt, Jr. Mary Darwin Johnson Alton L. Lightsey, Jr. Marjorie Wild Selvidge R. Leon Carroll, Jr. Patricia Dunn Jarrett Margaret Frye Kemp Kittye Held Mason Susan Hunter Suggs A. Doyle Cloud, Jr. Guilford Jones, II Nell Buie Lanier Robert E. Morris Margaret Martin Wheeler David P. Cooper Murray Rasberry Jordan Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis Susan Mayer Pauls Elizabeth Saunders Cooper Judith Moody LePara Robert A. McLean Lee Pevsner Donor John M. Dean, Jr. Joyce Anne Moore William S. Morrison, III Robert E. Pineo Carol Burchell Alves Susan Horton Gray Reba Kay Wright Jane Adams Nichols Martha Hunter Shepard Nancy Rhodes Archer Hayden J. Kaden Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin Frederick J. Sheppard, III Philip G. Baer Judith Crow McColgan Loyalty Club Sidney D. Selvidge Anne McCampbell Simpson Janice Edla Baker William L. McColgan, Jr. Marguerite Ward Autry James E. Shelton William K. Weber Ann Fuller Bendall Joan Herbert Murchison Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch Elizabeth Wallis Shippen Betty Sue Dean Weninger Lewis E. Bratton, Jr. Robert A. Orr, Jr. Jan Hockaday Baudoin Jane Doughtie Taylor Nancy Jackson Williamson Mallory Chamberlin, Jr. Mary Lynn Cooper Polk* Karen Hardy Bell Betty Cole Thompson Fredricka Crawley Thurman A. Ragar, Jr. Frances Buck Bobbitt* Lee Litwiller Thompson Donor Cunningham Judith Hollingsworth C. William Bodie Mary Edith Redus Walker Delia Dunlap Blackstone Doris Sharp Dark Robinson William S. Boyd, Jr. Martha Dunmire White James C. Butler, II Ann Tutwiler Dwyer Anne Smith Sarber Joshua G. Brown, III* Kathleen French Campbell G. Goodloe Early, Jr. LeRoy A. Selvidge Sara Means Callaway Class of 1966 Russell J. Didelot Irwin H. From Randall B. Shepard, Jr. Betty Wilby Carroll Julie Best Erwin Red & Black Society Senior Susan Louise Fullilove Rebecca Moore Tomlinson Mary Elizabeth Christian James T. Houts, Jr. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. Josephine Knight Hirschman Gerald L. Vaughan Anne Moore Clements Martha Lockwood Walter B. Howell Glenlee Ferguson James Sandra Ferrell Vaughan James L. Collier Robert M. Morse Robert M. Wild, Jr.* Beth Poe Kissling Robert W. Wells, II James G. Couch Virginia Smith Nearn Emily Hatcher Landreth Rose Mary Hoye Wells Linda Davis Couch Nelda Smith Pierce Red & Black Society Member Lynn Beasley Langley Brenda Hickman West* Joanne Peters Davis Maxine Mitchel Rice H. William Allen, III Louise Ferguson Lockhart Robert W. West, III* Jamie Murff Dent Susan Reaves Richardson Katherine Willis Allen Bernard E. McAfee, Jr. William M. Wilson, III Joe A. Dycus Carol Frances Simpson R. Bradford Camp, Jr. Laurie Kruger Mears Alabel May Wiser Patricia Butterworth Egger Kelly S. Thomas, Jr. Judith Simono Durff Blair Gilmer Meeks Nancy Wasell Work James H. Fall, III Richard K. Thomas Joanna Coss Higdon M. Douglas Meeks Gloria Cornell Felsenthal Carolyn Crane Walker Claire Campbell Massey Harry M. Moffett, III Donor E. Carl Fisher George L. Walker Vern E. McCarty* Mary Lou Growdon Peterson Elizabeth Moore Ayrer Myrna Kathryn Schaap Fouts Martha Overholser Whitney Lynn Morrow Ward Patience Moore Rall Patricia Bowen Butler Florence Chalker Godat* Myrna Adams Whitt Carol Pickens White John F. Rice, Jr. Susan Patton Crawford Patricia Thomason Hargrave Leslie Buchman Richardson Chris F. Drago Roger L. Hart Class of 1967 Cloister Society S. Frank Smith, Jr. Dorritte Evans Early James C. Head William G. Cobb, Jr. Diehl Society Patron Martha Terrell Weatherford Gerald Fong Bruce E. Herron Virginia Taylor Drash* John R. Pharis* J. Perry White Joseph Graham, Jr. Jeanne Wertz Kerridge Margaret Jean Gatz George A. Wilson Joanne Matthews Harrison Janie Stone McCrary Larrie Del Daniel Martin Red & Black Society Senior Tamma Lehmann Havercamp Thomas A. McKay Tina Beatty McWhorter* Carole L. Branyan Class of 1964 Willene Langley Hendon Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips* Carole Ann Montgomery* Nancy Cox Howell Patricia Gladney Holland D. Cameron Murchison, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate John R. Tilton Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. Loxie Marshall Musgrove Marilyn Ann Meyers Tower Society Franklin M. Hurst Robert H. Packer Charles F. Bagley, III Red & Black Society Associate A. Dale Ledbetter George M. Perrine Red & Black Society Member Thomas A. Bowman William H. Edington Sharon Lupfer Nardo Mary McQueen Porter Wynona Gillmore Crosby Bonnie Eleanor Davis* Samuel C. Highsmith Frances Freeman Paden Charie Bowman Reid William Mason Holmes, Jr. Frances Griswold Doyle Sharon Gordon Stoakes Judith Willett Rosenquist K. C. Ptomey, Jr. Willard N. Doyle Red & Black Society Member Rockwell P. Ward Robert L. Sessum John M. Gardner, III Olivia DeLoach Baker Vivienne Guest Strickler Dean’s Society Sammy Ann Primm Marshall Do Ann Johnson Falk Class of 1965 Lynn Smith Watson Thomas E. Lappage Joe M. McCord* Arch C. Johnston Edward M. Williams Red & Black Society Associate Allen D. Mills* Arnold Hey Pittman Cloister Society Lawrence E. Evans* Paula Breland Myers* Charlotte Lebo Ray Donor E. Boyd Ellison, Jr. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. James Travis Stull, Jr. Murray H. Wright* Ronald T. Allen Eleanor Lawrence Geiger Isabell T. VanMerlin Sallie Steele Aman Thomas L. Geiger Red & Black Society Member Cloister Society Jerry P. Black, Jr. Katherine Harriett James* Joseph H. Autry, III Loyalty Club Edward R. Atkinson, Jr. Berney McInnis Bridges Elizabeth Currie Williams Senter Crook Robert M. Blade David W. Blankenship Bobbi Suzanne Burns Thomas H. Durff Thomas Alexander Buford Susan Head Osoinach Terri Skinner Chadwick Tower Society Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey Susan Fisher Cheairs Nancy Speer Chambers Meredith Wilson Creekmore John W. McQuiston, II Mary Jordan Coe Tower Society Sally Kindig Clark L. Dossett Foster* Robbie Walker McQuiston F. Alan Cummings Jerry M. Bradfi eld* Paul L. Cox J. Charles Jernigan Julia Ries Dale Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld* Martha Neff Dane Patricia Dickson Jones Cloister Society Frederick C. Ferguson W. A. Breytspraak* Theresa Webster Davis Challace Joe McMillin Anne Oglesby Carr Cheryl Gurley Followell J. Timberman Carssow Andrew J. Donelson, Jr. Mary Louise Quinn McMillin Frances Phillips Potts* Layne Beaumont Gaines James P. Cole Kathleen Sohm Farmer Gail Hoover Parrish Thomas F. Gaines, III Judith Alexander Hunt Patricia Ellen Ferguson Mary Mansell Pope* Tower Society Mary Chase Gore* Gail Elaine Jennings Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n Ann Evans Williams Charles W. Brandon, III* Elizabeth Walker Hudson Mary Anderson Mehrle Jacquelyn Dowd Hall William Brent Casey Dixie DeMoville Johnson Robert K. Mehrle

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 25 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 25 Douglass E. Post, Jr.* John H. McMinn, III Elizabeth Liddon Whitehurst McLaurin Smith Dale N. Underwood C. V. Scarborough, Jr. Luther J. Nussbaum Sarah Darden Williams Marcus E. Wertz, III Steven R. Walker Garry L. Sharp S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. Linda Emigh Warren Joseph H. Walker, III Donor Loyalty Club David E. Wheat William H. Wilson Red & Black Society Member Scott A. Arnold, III H. Neil Arnold, Jr.* William H. Wingo Barbara Lesh Borleske W. Carter Bryars, Jr. Linda Harrell Bair Class of 1970 Jennifer Fey Edmonds Stephen L. Carey Robert A. Bell, II Diehl Society Patron Loyalty Club Mackie H. Gober Mary Jane Riegler Cheatham Mickey R. Brigance Richard H. Eckels* George R. Abraham Walter E. Lydick, Jr. Sandra Wade Churchill Morgan W. Bunch, III Ellen Woodruff Batchelor Dorothy Johnson Pounders B. Bruce Cook, Jr. Sue Brown Bunch Red & Black Society Member Lucy Hill Black Louis R. Pounders Katherine Ireys Diehl Joseph S. Clift, Jr. A. Bruce Parker Anna McLean Blade Carol Ann Colclough Eloise Pickard Hanna Kenneth M. Cushing Martha Irene Pedersen Annette Anderson Bowen Strickland Janelle Hood Haseman Ruth Carolyn Duck Rosemary Wood Potter Elizabeth Boyd Sidney J. Strickland, III Barbara Derrick Hawkes Sally Stone Everett Deborah Sale William T. Buchanan David R. Hawkes Stephen A. Glassell Gayle Scott Storey* Jeanne Hope Jacobs Buckner Dean’s Society Margaret Anne Hooker A. David Hall James W. Thomas, II Coralu Danner Buddenbohm Catherine Prouty Horn* Nancy Patton Langdon Chester A. Heard Albert A. Burk, Jr. Ellen Plants Massey Kathleen Cogswell House Dean’s Society Janie Baxter Carloss Cloister Society Jane Mando Meeks Nell Elmore Johnston Jere B. Fones Joseph N. Clarke, Jr. Susan Duke Woods* Kathryn Wood Mixon Alonzo P. Kersey, III Tandy Goodlett Cobb Olive Crudup Murrie Nancy Lanford Keyes Cloister Society David A. Cotton Tower Society Robert Lester Noell Jack T. Lassiter Bruce R. Lindsey J. Arnold Drennen Patricia Black Allen* Carl R. Nuckolls Nancy Claire Lee Amelia Mary Duquette Stephen H. Cole Dana Adams Powell Jeanne Shearer Mead Tower Society W. Aaron Foster Michael Henry DeShazo* Lois Estes Ruleman J. William Mead G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.* Margaret Rose Gladney Lee Michael English* Daudet Johnston Schreurs Marilyn Gates Meeks John Timothy Atkinson Pamela Richardson Hays Teak W. Martin, Jr.* E. Lee Secrest, III Marion Birge Morgan* Natilee Murrey Duning C. Ray Henley Mary Louise O’Kelly* Susan Louise Thornton Patricia Jackson Peay J. Tim Edwards Jennifer Bird Henley W. Michael Richards Drucilla Thom White W. L. Pendergrass, III Frances Zambie Kummer Mary Ann Rambo McDow Gibson P. Stroupe, Jr.* Bettye Wexler Williams Judith James Potter R. Bradfi eld Kummer Ann Dannenberg McKay* Martha Lee Ramsey Janet Wilson Markland John E. Meeks Loyalty Club Class of 1969 Frances Power Rice Pamela Pitts McNeer Patricia King Meeks Audrey Kennedy Brown Melinda Gill Rutherford Diehl Society Fellow Nancy Shelton Nelson Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka Carey H. Bryan James M. Vardaman, Jr. William J. Michaelcheck Martha Williamson Rimmer James A. Sullivan Nora Harvin Buchanan Melinda Gates Weber Carol Wertz Sutter* Stephen A. Caldwell* Cynthia Vincent Wehling Diehl Society Patron Loyalty Club Lisa Meredith Alan Catmur William E. Wehling Janet Emery Pattillo B. Fred Bodie VanLandingham J. Perry Cowden* J. Douglass Williams James A. Brinson Michael W. Whitaker Duncan V. Crawford Peggy Fritsch Woolley Red & Black Society Senior Trudy Reed Brown* Martha Dee Lynch White Ann Lindley Darden Claude H. Workman, III C. Bradford Foster, III Anne Hord Calhoun Peggy Hays Williams Sarah Winborn Davis* Sandra Pugh Wright Susan Hoefer Foster Leilani Collins Carol Calaway Wilson C. Whitman Deacon* John A. Zachry James L. McElroy Guy M. Cooley Suzanne Troth Donaldson Shirley McClanahan Zachry William H. Dale, Jr. Donor Alan Ensminger Red & Black Society Member Martha Kate Frick* Mary Jo Burns Breen Alexander T. Gafford Donor K. Wyatt Engwall Andrew E. Gaston* Gilvia Flanagan Brown Gail Seabrook Ganier Terry L. Bitner Jane Campbell Gober Kenneth H. Graeber Jane Maxey Brown C. Lee Giles Robert L. Bowman John S. Hille Linda Elizabeth Henson Larry R. Churchill Steven C. Gould Florence Wolf Calaway Tansill Heslip Hille Jacquelyn Ann Holden Emily Thomason Freeman George S. Hazard, Jr. Claudia Cooper Cook Eleanor Rosson Kennedy Nicholas H. House, III Sally Goodman Grafl und Linda Harkrider Hutton Paul W. Cooper John L. Kennedy Elizabeth Phillips Kirkpatrick Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler David M. Kilgore Samuel T. Cooper, Jr. Rebecca Wynn Weiler William Lyons William L. Heiter, Jr. Laura Crawford Kinkle Linda Blackard Cowden Linda Kay Yates N. Randall Mullins Donald M. Hollingsworth John W. Larson Searcy Lawler Cunningham Carolyn Wagner Neiman Eleanor Jackson Howe Judith Adams Larson Miller Murry Delgadillo Dean’s Society Susan Kay Ogden Anne Thacker Lueke David A. Lehmann George B. Elder Sue Dunn Hall William R. Patterson Anne Fraser Martin Susan C. Lucas Martha Bettis Gee W. Joel Pedigo, Jr. Leigh Moore O’Rourke B. Hayes McCarty Janice Donelson Goddard Cloister Society Linda Sue Pilcher Kristin Ada Pruitt Carolyn Bruninga McGough John W. Gorski Patricia Cooper Hayley Nancy Meadows Raymond Jane Carol Ramsey Carol Snowden Morris Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon William B. Hayley Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt Wayne C. Shelton John C. Neiman Gerald L. King, Jr. Aurelia Wammack Michaels Gary K. Scheidt Susan Livingston Smith Judith Rose Owen Katherine Word King Craig W. Murray Maryet Swire Senterfi t Martin E. Smithers Jo Matthews Pine Walker L. McGinnis John K. Osoinach Ann Barber Snyder* Carole Gibbs Whitehead John C. Pine Gloria Brown Melton William P. Stepp, Jr.* Nancy Margaret Sorrells Charlotte Bringle Linda Boyd Pineo* James C. Murphy C. W. Stacks Wilkerson C. Frank Potter Carol Caldwell Newman Tower Society Cynthia Gladney Steele Ellen Brown Rust Robert P. Orr Susan Gladden Atkins Randall B. Sunday* Class of 1968 Robert W. Rutherford Margaret Boothe Paydar David W. Griffi n Thomas H. Talbot, Jr. Mary Lee Sweat Paul William Peck, Jr. Red & Black Society Partner Roy Kulp, Jr. Cynthia Ford Tisdale Adrain L. Taylor, Jr. H. Davis Powell, Jr. William H. Davis, Jr.* Courtland Mobley Lewis Lynn McEntire Vogt John R. Tisdale R. Rascoe Rhea Kevin L. Nicholas Gary L. Waltemath William D. Turner Sonja Hall Sanes Red & Black Society Senior Elizabeth Shipp Nott Steven C. Whited J. Otey Walker, III Kenneth L. Stanley Priscilla Hinkle Ennis Richard Raspet* Browder G. Williams

26 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 John S. Winford, III Charles F. Jones William G. Ramsey Samuel N. Jones Ann Reed Held Thomas J. Wolff Lucy Cuningham Lee* Janis Sue Richardson Lindsay Abbott Mayton John Emmett Held Richard W. Miller, Jr. Ann Brown Strain James R. McCain James E. Hooper Donor James B. Mills Anne Wiggs Vallance Susan Schaeffer Candace Naomi Keirns* Thomas G. Allen Derrick Robert Livingston Ralph M. Sudderth, III V. Markham Lester John H. Callow Moore* Class of 1972 Barbara Drumright Walton Marlene Hauser Levine* John A. Dietrichs J. Thomas Morgan H. Alexander Yeilding Margaret Olsen McCrary Diehl Society Patron Ronald W. Eades Susan McNeely Nicholas Linda Hall Yoakum James R. Miller W. Michael Doramus Hardy S. Green, Jr. J. Frederick O’Bryant Ellen Sams Nichol Martha Richardson Hodges Hannah Simmons Pickworth Class of 1973 Robert M. O’Dea, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Susan Beach Hutchison J. Michael Ripski* G. Andrew Pouncey Carl G. Dury, II Diehl Society Patron Barbara Condra King R. Ryder Tipton, III Philip A. Reemes Jennifer Worsham Newman William J. Maguire Erica Larson Sartain Red & Black Society Member Elizabeth Louise Todd Wallace H. Mayton, III Loyalty Club Charlaine Harris Schulz P. Ross Bandy Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe J. Barron Boyd, Jr. Dianne Louise Taylor* Susan Smith Cain Red & Black Society Partner Michael D. Patton Leigh N. Brasington Judy Brooks Tygard* Emmel B. Golden, Jr. J. Mark Hollingsworth Anne Kristofferson Purdy David L. Carter* Natalie Honan Vernon Patricia Ann Lane Suzanne Chadwick Rowntree Peter F. Casparian Susan Elizabeth Witt* Sarah Horne Nolan Red & Black Society Senior Leburn E. Sharp Margaret Nussbaum Cooley Linda Reece Young* Vivian Dellinger McWilliams J. Michael Storey Daisy Lee Craddock* Cloister Society Patricia Simpson Terry Carol Anne DeForest Donor H. Grady Marlow, III Red & Black Society Associate Frederick N. Toma Robert P. Doolittle Keith M. Alexander E. Todd Robbins Margaret Lawson Headrick Joyce McConnell Underwood Charles M. Durham Teri Schaper Allen Thad S. Rodda, Jr. S. Russell Headrick William L. Wharton, III M. Cary Fowler, Jr. Cheryl Sue Anderson Scott P. Howard* H. George Wood, Jr. C. Bradford Green Martha Kay Hunt Asti Tower Society Erin Stukey Johnson Larry N. Woodard Gordon S. Greeson, Jr. Anne Stepp Beale Timothy D. Ables Thomas A. Jones Robin Wellford Greeson William B. Bullock Elaine VanAuken Atkinson Class of 1971 Linda Phelps Hackmeyer Christine Ruth Carlson Karen Shaw Burch Red & Black Society Member Stephen D. Hammond Charles G. Dawkins, Jr. Diehl Society Fellow Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II Duke E. Cain H. Hadley Hury, Jr. David L. Garrett Carmen Webb Anderson Olivia Barton Ferriter Gerald A. Koonce Ellen Osterbind Jonassen Virginia Shettlesworth Garrett Ronald K. Anderson Priscilla Lientz Horne Kim K. Kersey Carolyn Hart Haller William E. Jefferson, III Dean’s Society E. Bobby Kleier, Jr. Gilbert J. Hamm, Jr. Diehl Society Sustainer Catherine Orr Luccock R. Clark Malcolm* S. Bruce Levine* Valerie Thorn Jones Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler* Carol Ann MacCurdy* W. David Lloyd Christopher D. Lyons Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler* Marcia Easker Miller Cloister Society Richard W. McLean Martha Jones Neyman Marianne Curtis Mussett* William H. Brune, III Nancy Alleene McLendon Maria Jones Prather Diehl Society Patron A. Warner Phelps, Jr. Marjorie Howe Chenery James R. Mulroy, II Anna Marie Hill Schumacher Laila Adams Eckels* Joe C. Rutledge John W. Griggs Lynda Campbell Penny Jerry L. Shenep John Hobson Keesee Melinda Smith Raley James B. Shumard Red & Black Society Senior Loyalty Club John H. Rone Mary Beth Gaston Spencer Harry P. Ogden Alice Cartwright Allen Tower Society William M. Short William D. Vining Denise Henderson Bollheimer* Catherine Clements Bailey* Jerome T. Stauffer Michael R. Walden Red & Black Society Member Hannah Elise Boon T. Clinton Bailey* Kittie Johnson Stauffer Catherine Laster Wood J. Allen Boone, Jr. Jane Butler Braxley Rebecca Pixler Boone Jack R. Stevens J. Robert Farrell* Rebecca Howington Curtis Betty Cole Cook Bettie Michele Sumara Class of 1974 Donna Kay Fisher Nancy Chadick Dale Linda Kuilema Croom Minor C. Vernon Nancy Jaco Golden Lynn McKinney Davis Amy Bailey Evans Diehl Society Benefactor Nancy Hope Lenox W. Glenn Davis Cherry Varee Falls John C. Sites Donor Bouldin A. Marley, Jr.* Frederick M. Dick, II Susan Burnside Fleming* James D. Anderson Laura Beth Whittemore Parker R. Cecil Dorman Gloria Jo Haley* Diehl Society Patron Elizabeth Lazear Bingley Deborah Nichol Pittman Sandra Cook Durham Sue Anne Jenkerson James A. O’Donnell Betty Peebles Chapman John R. Satterthwaite* Clay P. Farrar D. Neil Magruder, Jr.* Edward O. Uthman Catherine Breytspraak Cousins Ellen Moorhead Fennell Eric T. Myers Stephen B. Crump Dean’s Society Leslie Wineland Goss Stephen A. Patrick* Red & Black Society Associate Meri Rappaport Cunningham James N. Compton Paulette Grayson Hammond Carol Ann Millwee Rudolph Susan M. Clark Christine Southard Darnall Ellinor Goldman Howard* Steven E. Saltwick John T. Cotham, Jr. Carroll Broadus Delaney Cloister Society Allen O. Jones, Jr.* William K. Sample Mary Beth Overton Cotham F. Michael DeSalvo John H. Churchill* Hershel S. Lipow Robert M. Tigert, III Martha House Crenshaw Genyth Smith DeSalvo Henry H. Davis, III Karin Nelson McAnlis David B. Travis Mary Lampton Puckett James F. Dick William D. Hollings, Jr. Robert M. Riley, III Scott M. Wilds Lillian Aivazian Eades N. Houston Parks Glenn A. Sowell F. Clark Williams, Jr. Red & Black Society Member John A. Flaniken, III Gary T. Patton Joanne Glover Sowell Ward Archer, Jr. Karen Elyda Francis Bonnie Isaksen Trahan Claude Wilson-Stayton Loyalty Club Catherine Condon Hughes* Anne Wyly Gilfoil Susan K. Van Dyck Anne Sayle Anthony* Patrick L. Matlock Richard S. Heien Jeff I. Williams, III Donor Mimi Atkinson Carol Middleton Messineo Klaus F. Heimburg J. Robert Woods, III* Betty Blade Antrican Douglas V. Bibee M. Rex Rankin, III* Beverly Cole Hooker Kathryn Campany Assaf Mary Miller Bibee Larry Rice Jo Atkinson Jones Tower Society Stephen L. Black Lawrence M. Brown Stephen E. Kendrick John J. Carter, Jr. Susan Lee Eschenbrenner Kathryn Jorgensen Davis* Cloister Society William C. Matthews, Jr. Margaret Barton Chancey Mark E. French Kenneth W. Ellison* Mary Lynn Wells Bersey R. Shannon McDonald Jack A. Childers, Jr.* Loyce Jan Graham Alice Gault Gamble Mary Jane Ward Brune Nancy Gist Moody John W. Evans, Jr. Martha Nance Howell Victoria Kanawalsky Gore Richard M. Bruno* Alice Cockroft Oates Frances Ruth Foster Barbara James Jones Robert M. Haugh Clare Ralston Griggs

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 27 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 27 Cynthia Allen Hoffman Kathleen Mary Schardt Carroll Frank Fourmy, III Donor Shiela Bush Brantley Kathleen McClain Kathryn Trammell Scruggs Stacy Harman Holloway Kay Marquis Anderson Ann Fair Burns* Stephanie Ryburn Rodda Vickie Stacks Shallcross Alfred Joseph Katool Georgia McGehee Atkins Richard G. Burns, Jr.* Grace Paine Terzian Malcolm A. Levi, Jr. Karen Deborah Barclay Shari Cruse Carter Tower Society Lawren Groce Thach Virginia Howze Magliolo Elizabeth Nelson Britton Catherine Holmes Coates Conie Lowry Abernathy* Debra Jackson Walden Wilma Thaxton Martino Mary Ellen Cain Stephen R. Collins Michael S. Adere Arnold L. Weiner Susan Williford Montgomery Oliver P. Cobb, III Grover S. Cox Eugenia Bruce Bostock Randel Ritter Wilder Melinda Hurst Pearson Jan Colvin Davenport C. Walter Croom Richard M. Bostock Linda Lee Wilson Allison Jones Simonton Charles E. Dawson Everett Woods Falls Frank G. Broyles Judith Rich Sliger Michael B. Dowell Samuel B. Godfrey George W. Callow Class of 1975 Jan Carruthers Sturdivant Robert H. Eklund Jill Fuzy Helmer Donna Ann Chu George E. Surber Patrice Peery George Lyn Burdette Johnson Diehl Society Benefactor Mark L. Crawford Sherri Hurdle Wright Mary Ellen Harris Robert F. Kilbury Vicki Gilmore Palmer Claude R. Edwards, Jr.* Arthur L. Kellermann Janie Ranson Little John M. Wallace, III Sarah Lodge Frulla Class of 1976 Mark A. Moll Neil Anthony Mara James B. Grenfell* Jack R. Oliver Roberta Mattis Mara Diehl Society Sustainer Red & Black Society Member Janice Meyers Jones Celia Kay Bee Parke Joe D. Meals John H. Coats James D. Bonham J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr. Rebecca Skillern Parker Mary Mooney Myers Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie William K. Gooch Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick Philip L. Pindzola Dorothy Hundley Neale Daniel M. Hougland Stephen A. Sharpe Debra Gayle Polsky John J. Pappas Red & Black Society Senior Sara Jeanette Sims Vicki Anne Switzer Jennifer Smoot Prascher William Cleveland Phelps Ralph A. Carl Leslie Copeland Taylor Stephen H. Williford J. Carter Rogers Paige Wilson Tench Loyalty Club Robert C. Rogers* Red & Black Society Associate Larry H. Anderson Class of 1977 Deborah Eisman Rosenthal Henry M. Lee, Jr. Dean’s Society Frank B. Arnold Katherine Nichols Sears Cynthia Hickman Feltus* Diehl Society Fellow Carolyn Letitia Bigelow Annette A. Troxell-Collins Red & Black Society Member John C. Hugon Paula Mary Block-Levor James B. Watson Theresa Cloys Carl Cloister Society Karen Hopper Clark Bernadette Pian Williams Rosamond Goldman Quay Patricia Marie Adams Diehl Society Sustainer Brant S. Copeland Susan O’Donoghue Witek Jerre E. Birdsong Randall R. Rhea Elisabeth Scott Crady David E. Wooten* Cloister Society Robert J. Chugden* Edward C. Davis* Rebecca Anderson Fischer Helen Broom Gjerde* Red & Black Society Senior James F. Drummond, Jr. Donor Robert C. Grenfell* Ann Lowe Schulze Robert A. Jetmundsen J. F. Eastham, Jr. Ernest W. Beasley, III John W. Johnston Donald E. Schulze Katherine Maddox McElroy Theodora Sizoo Graves Terinell Beaver William W. Lynds* Joellyn Forrester Sullivan Janet Alexander Griffi n Timothy E. Bolding Tower Society Melissa Pietzuch Haglund* Celeste Jones Bursi Tower Society J. Douglass Andrews Red & Black Society Associate Jere D. Hammond Bonnie Bailey Collings Linda Hoekenga Barar R. Andrew Bradley Rickman P. Brown Dabney Nicholls Haugh Marylouise Elliott Hardy D. Butler* Susan Mitchell Crawley Michael T. Clary James R. Hight, Jr. Robert T. Foscue Robert W. Cain* Raymond E. Fitzgerald Katherine Bullard Melhorn Melba Bridgewater Homra James H. Graves Frank N. Cole* Claire Mathias Gehrki John H. Kier, III Lisa Doster Green William C. Duckworth, III Gary P. Gehrki Red & Black Society Member Thomas T. Lewis Pinkney Herbert, III Annie Mae Godfrey J. Charles Henry Patricia Michele Flynn Clare Nichols Long Chris M. Kaman Christopher C. Heard Cameron Bryant Icard Stevens D. Melton R. Bryant McCrary Anne Stein McCanless Teresa Adamo Morris W. Ray Inscoe Victoria Moira Medick* C. Walter McCanless Samuel H. Scandlyn Nancy Jordan Keesee Dean’s Society Frances Rice O’Dea Miriam Terrell McLeod Andrew S. Scott, III James Edward Mitchell Amelie Christian Weems* Phyllis Holmes Quarin Richard E. Nutting Royce F. Morris J. John Weems, Jr.* James C. Sams Nell Sistrunk Schwartz Loyalty Club Jane Wallace Pearson* Henry H. Slack Philip M. Starling Lynn Kay Boatwright James G. Ramsey Cloister Society Helen Moss Smith* Sarah Stamps Swor Ruth Millman Cope Randall B. Robertson* Marynell Branch Linda Joy Smith Margaret Falls-Corbitt P. Layton Sanders, Jr.* J. Hal Daughdrill, III Frederick Toth Class of 1978 John B. Holtman, II A. Barry Lichterman M. Lane Wilson Neil C. Johnston Loyalty Club Philip P. Mulkey Diehl Society Patron Margaret Wilson-Stayton J. Brent Lee Leonard H. Ballard Michael D. Pearigen Mary Farnham Crawford Carol James Lewis Julia Allen Berger* Melanie Hart Riley George A. Makris, Jr. Donor Samuel M. Marks, III John E. Brejot David R. McWilliams Stephen C. Berger Norman M. Nicolson Priscilla Diane Coe Tower Society Carolyn Nicrosi Bernard Susan Webb Ries Robert L. Donnell Paul J. M. Ainger Red & Black Society Member Ronald T. Blade W. Russell Ries Elizabeth Sanders Eckert Frank A. Frisch Jerry D. Heston Thomas D. Cornell John David Thompson* John C. Edmunds Therese Logue Hanna Carol Lee Collins Royer Susan Platter DalBello Robert Mitchell White, Jr. Deborah Hoy Freiner Rebecca Brannan Hatcher Catherine Canon Dixon Jack M. Wilhelm Laura Yeates Fulton Kelley Allinson Murrell Cloister Society Valerie Berlin Edwards Robert Mattison Hamilton, Jr. Joseph L. Parrish Nancy Menz Farrell Leicester L. Landon, II Donor James C. Hawkins Annette Wilkerson Porter* Robert T. Harper David A. Less Jean Mac Locke Ball David P. Holder* Patricia Schenck Robertson* Elizabeth Randolph Longmire Cheryl Kovsky Litt Catherine Dailey Berger David D. Jervey Patricia Whitworth Smith Sarah Bailey Luster Jeff D. Moore Andrew C. Branham Penn Q. Joe James R. Vogel Ruthann Ray Michael Peri Ann Terrell Byrne Martha Suzanne Johnston Katherine Kittrell Pettifer Ingrid Ortiz Chilton Virginia Harrison Martin Loyalty Club Tower Society Linda Raffel Qualia Andrew L. Chunn James R. Newsom, III Louise Rutkowski Allen Katherine Ely Martin Bruce* Holly Byer Renfrew Mary Beck Clerget Susan Despot Bittles Stephen B. Hatcher Jane Zollinger Sabbatini Suzanna Marten Cody Paul A. Brantley Sarah Rorie Henry

28 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Paul D. Jacobson Dean’s Society Sara Helen Goza Class of 1981 G. Pittman Haymore Charles A. Sloan Jim H. Fink* Patrick O. Proctor Adrianne Alexander Hays L. Montgomery Smith Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie* Diehl Society Fellow Julia Hicks O’Daly Karen Weimer Willis Red & Black Society Associate Arthur W. Rollins Leslie Phillips Hubbert J. William Wright Cloister Society Donna Lorraine Barlett Craig A. Ingvalson Joseph R. Badgett Russell E. Galloway Red & Black Society Senior Terri Gaye Jameson Loyalty Club Gary B. Minor* Kathy Lynn Hayek Elizabeth Ann Johnson Patricia Miller Anderson Philip E. Mischke Red & Black Society Member Bettye Susan Johnston Marshall H. Crenshaw Anthony L. Brady, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Paul A. Mackin Charles S. Day* Tower Society Michael R. Frick John R. Adams, Jr. Sheryl Godi Madden James W. Gnadt Myron J. Cash Elizabeth Bruce Martin J. David A. Nicolson Holton Bruce Guyton Catherine Caldwell Eagles Red & Black Society Member Nancy Clair Ringger Conrad G. Hawkins* Lee W. McCallum* Cloister Society Steven M. Garrett Robin Victoria Scott Carol Fuqua Koenig* Sarah Neale Parrish Molly McLemore Rheney Joseph J. Nash William P. Tomlinson Elizabeth Bridges Kokajko Frank F. Phillips Kirby H. Smith Elizabeth Bourne Webb Mary Jo Crutchfi eld McGrane Jaime R. Ronderos* Tower Society Donna Wallace Williford John K. McPherson Sarah Wharton Woods* Patricia Bowen Barker Dean’s Society Sarah Jean Windes Peggy Finnegan Pang* Cary Coors Brown William M. Clark, Jr.* Paula Mischke Wood Judy Panipinto Phelps Loyalty Club H. Graves Hearnsberger, III* Pamela Anne Portwood Sara Witsell Anderson Barton P. Spencer Cloister Society Class of 1982 Roger A. Said* John W. Benton Brian Chandler Thompson* James S. Christie, Jr. Red & Black Society Senior Mary Elizabeth Walker Brian M. Burkhardt C. Keith Winn* Robert C. Cruthirds* Christine Ray Eades Janet Boyd Weidler Mary Palmer Campbell Margaret Sanders Winn* Catherine Howe Hunt David L. Eades Kathryn Anderson Wismer Elaine Toulon Carroll Paul J. Krakoviak, Jr. Douglas F. Cobb Loyalty Club Karen Hermele Levy Red & Black Society Associate Donor Dena Brooks Davies Stephen L. Anderson Janet Fountain McRae Stephanie Bankston Adams Arthur F. Adams E. Reynolds Davies, Jr. Dana Nelson Chamberlain Lisa Gilchrist Mischke John M. Presley* Sarah Minter Ashcraft Andrew R. Falls David R. Dunavant John W. Reed Melissa Coleman Savage Julie Carol Bartholomew T. Lawrence Fitzgerald Mark H. Fisher Nancy Sugg Bracher Rebecca Montgomery Greg T. Fitzgerald Tower Society Red & Black Society Member William M. Byrd, Jr. Greenhill J. Patrick Gladney Kevin E. Collins Laura Ann Frase Teresa Watson Carrigan Leslie Ross Higman Mary Jennifer Hill Pat Samuel Dempsey Jeffrey E. Hazlewood David F. Cogdell Diana Scarbrough Jester John D. Ivy, Jr. Shawn Love Factor* Mark Nolan Hurley Kathy Moore Cowan Barbara Prine Keathley Gregory M. Rogers Rebecca Dance Harris Linda Baird Newbern Robert C. Cragon Mary Jernigan Kingsley Marcelle L. Saunders* Sally Jones Heinz* Vivian Lanier Dawson Cynthia Said Mullady* Lela Taylor Scott Jeffery Allen Lane Dean’s Society Anne Herbers Farris Thomas F. Mullady* Mark W. Taylor Clayton Peeples* P. Max A ldrich* R. Steven Hendley Robert A. Murphy Michelle Teresa Walker Stephanie Hughes Russell Dale Schulze Masters Meredith Watson Nix* Merrill S. Wise Gina Marie Salvati Cloister Society Susan Catherine Miller Caroline Passerotti Mary Barrett Brewer Peter B. Nichols Margaret Ann Read Donor Loyalty Club Melanie Hulsey Craft Martha Ann Nixon Terrance J. Regan Amy Gillis Bramlett Matthew D. Bakke Alan E. Curle* Charles R. Richardson Alice Jackson Smith Kay Batey Brown Neville C. Carson Angela Sundberg Estes Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer Kelli Walker-Jones F. Luke Coley, Jr. Deborah Lynn Corley Dawn Maree Huff S. J. Schaeffer, III Ward T. Wilson Jane Ellen Coley Sydney Richardson DeWitt John A. Jernigan* Gail Robin Skillern Charles R. Crawford Carol Chism Flowers Jane Gordon Van Deren Cynthia McHale Starling Donor Barbara Jane David Christina Black Gladney John D. Ward* Jane Terry W. Hayes Biggs Betsy Smith Deffl ey Mary Helen Wright Heaner Sara Buehler Walker Peggy Kirk Courtney Karen Ervin Dooley Linda Smith Iwanski Tower Society James C. Williams, Jr. Elaine Lenore Ensign Steven K. Dowell Steven D. Jacobson* Margaret Rebecca Barr-Myers* Katherine Whitaker Williams Deborah Parker Gray Katharine Witherspoon Mary Katherine Kennedy Rosemary Hall Batson Judson L. Williford Charles Mathias, Jr. Ericksen Joseph F. Meehan, III Betsy M. Eiford-Lee Ken E. Wilson Anne Douglas McKee Diana Maria Fedinec Robert L. Montgomery, Jr. Robert Marvin Ford, Jr.* Joseph S. Woodley Kimberly Oliver Porter Thomas E. Graves Melanie Giddens Phillpot Cecil Adair Godman, III Helen James Ronderos R. Clifton Liles Thomas L. Seal* Courtney Wright Jenks Class of 1979 Leslie Carol Rose Gail Crawford McClure Russell B. Sisson Heather Hope North* Karen Cardin Spivey Eugenia Rizor McGroarty Paul J. Ward Diehl Society Sustainer J. Calvin Tarrant Jane Stewart Robin Teeter Miller Gregory Wineland W. Ralph Jones, III Dorothy Sanders Wells Hal T. Stoneking Heide Schueler Nelson Catharine Millar Woods Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff Laurie Lynn Tinnell Linda Green Driver Ray Thomas N. Woods Red & Black Society Senior Kathryn Newton Rowley Carolyn Crenshaw Carl Loyalty Club Class of 1980 W. David Shouse Donor Frances Clevenger Henkel* Sam J. Albritton, III Carol Sue Stephens Elizabeth Patton Allen Michael C. Henkel* Diehl Society Benefactor Andrea Gilliom Anderson Randall G. Stoker R. Holt Andrews Deborah Legg Craddock Jane Dewey Deaton Carole Bailey Stoneking Bryn Wood Bagwell Red & Black Society Associate Janet Woodson Dellinger Abby Jackson Todd Cynthia Claire Brittain Michael G. Nolan* Diehl Society Sustainer Lynn Myrick Dudley A. Taylor Todd Kathryn Keil Brown Margaret Bane Schatzman* Pamela Palmer Montesi* Harry E. Flowers, II John W. Tucker Lucia Ouellette Colbert Mary Bryan Fortin Ronald P. Weaver Alice Jarvis Crawford Red & Black Society Member Diehl Society Patron Lisa M. Hinely Gloria C. White Carol Cole Czeczot Michael A. Edwards William H. Posey, III Albert L. Earley, III F. Anthony Marr Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn* Margaret Davis Freeman John P. Matthews, IV Gwen Jones Owen Red & Black Society Senior Catherine Jane Goetz Thomas G. Merrill J. D. Trimble, V Thomas P. Chu John A. Harwell, Jr. Marcelle Brinkley Nia*

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 29 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 29 Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan Loyalty Club Cloister Society Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Member W. Allen Townsend David J. Abbott Melissa Hayes Baker Jeffery K. Davis Margaret Chisholm Massey Paul B. Unkauf Anne O’Shields Alexander Rebecca Davis Cloyd* W. Neal McAtee Amy Hazlewood McAtee Kathryn Lee Woody Kathryn Murry Bagwell Barbara Hackett Etheridge Scott D. Patterson♦* Nancy Graham Barker Cinda Crump Hughes Ruth Green Tutor* Cloister Society Donor J. Patrick Beaird, III Laura Hollandsworth Leslie Nelson Lee Margaret Penniman Leslie Carruth Bindbeutel Jernigan* Cloister Society Boudreaux Grayson Smith Cannon* Paul F. Marsden Janice Rae Crumpacker Tower Society Heidi Hayslett Carroll Paul R. Deaton Joanna Katrina McIntosh Allison McCarthy Gauthier* Janee Lambert Bonner Margaret Fain Edward C. Dellinger Mary Lee Bowling Reed Janet Kaller Geerlings William C. Dodson Tower Society Loyalty Club David E. LeMaire Robert G L Eason Tower Society Frank C. Baker, Jr. Diana Smith Beaird Donald V. Linke Alicia Ann Franck Camille Marie Colomb Peter W. Baumgarten Mary Frances Groves Branch Harless A. McDaniel, Jr. A. Trice Gibbons, III Tripp A. Dargie Dane S. Ciolino Audrey Weston Breay David E. Nelson Grace Tarrant Hall Catherine Cotham Harris* Hal D. Fogelman John E. Cole Joshua A. Powers Keith J. Henkel Miller Bennett Piggott James B. Golden, III Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel Katherine Naus Powers Linda Somerville Henkel Philip G. Piggott Robert R. Lawhon Joe B. Evans, Jr. William A. Ridley Melissa Barth Ivy William B. Townsend Susan Eades Mackey Colleen Marie Grady Nancy Gable Rolland T. Alexander Ivy Richard G. Waggener, Jr. Elizabeth Smith Vanexan Donald M. Gronauer Melinda Kindle Simms Catherine Chadwick Kaetzer Terri Wilhite Johnson Louisa Battle Sullivan Lisa A. Krupicka Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Ian D. Jones Paul J. Tracy Michael W. Moyers* Karen Joyce Arkin Elizabeth Ann Baxter John Y. Koh Gregor Turk Elizabeth Pankey-Warren Lura Leigh Bond Ann Webb Betty Joe M. MacCurdy E. Daniel Witherspoon, III Judith Booth Reinhardt Daniel B. Channell* Carole Choate Blankenship* Denise Joseph Nakos Katherine Owen Richardson* Linda Parrott Coleman Maria Theresa Bonovich- Laurie Laughlin Neale Class of 1983 Scott Cairney Rye Susan Gamble Crowell Marvich Joseph Moses Payne, IV Harmon Thomas Sharp, III Bryan Darr Scott Alan Budzien Stephen E. Singleton Diehl Society Sustainer Laura Stettbacher Van Ness Paul L. Decker James W. Collins Kimberly Weeks Smith Barry D. Johnson* James R. Wade Amy Michele Doville Sherard C. Edington Lynda Hamilington Spinolo Edward G. Dudley, III Margaret Bryan Hakimian Darby Elsberry Westfall Diehl Society Patron Donor Debra Sue Efi rd Paiden Stewart Hite J. Mark Westfall John H. Bryan, III Toni Sabella Barnes G. Craig Gilchrist Pamela Schumacher Kelley Maura Brady Costello Jess Couch Brinkley Mary R. Goodloe Gregory A. King* Donor Quinton L. Cain Allison Bottom Gray Susan Bahner Lancaster William B. Albritton Red & Black Society Senior Elisa Yarber Clouthier Elizabeth Parker Harper Elizabeth Ann McGee Virginia Lien Cairns Kimberly Chickey MacQueen Margaret Butler Curtis Tina Babock Miles Charles P. Mooney, IV Kevin A. Clippinger Craig S. Davis David R. Neithamer* Shauna Francis Morris Keith L. Compton Red & Black Society Associate Perry D. Dement Elizabeth Martin Neithamer* Alice Glenn Quargnenti Karianne Solomon Cowart Karen Marie Gehrs Elizabeth Warren Edmiston Melvin P. Payne, III Dee Schwartzman Raeside Paul Foster Eich John S. Goza* Eve Abram Fingerett Jimmy K. Petty C. Matthew Spinolo Leslie K. Estes Emily Mills Johnson* Larry A. Gray Kenton B. Rea, Jr. Stephen T. Estock Lewis K. Kalmbach Cheryl Barton Henry Ruth Metcalfe Rye Donor Katrina Rae Hayes Charles W. Parrott David B. Hopper Leslie Price Sweeney Chong-Ket Chuah Bethany Jackson Mary Rebecca Moore Tait Catherine McInerney Iskander Sherry Lynn Turner Marion Herndon Fuqua Susan Baynham Miller Debbie Milam Jones Laura Mount Grimes J. Christopher Perkins Red & Black Society Member Whay Choong Lee Donor Rebecca Mosby Halvorson Dawn Bass Popovitch Michelle Vick Fulmer Rhonda Lee Lindsey Cynthea Johnson Amason Claire de Saussure Haynes Rebecca Sweet Rooney Susan Logan Huffman Diane Mount Nisbet Allen O. Battle, III D. Bryant Haynes, III Brian C. Schafer Lynn Stapleton Koch John B. Nisbet, III Hope Armstrong Camper Dalton Heggie, II John S. Schmidt James W. Massey Karen McLellan Pamplin Alice Marie Clark Danks John M. Jones Deborah Mannina Verlander Katrina Dawn McGriff Gary L. Patterson H. Tucker Dewey Julie Fitzner Jurotich Charlotte Patton Parks* Dennis J. Sossaman Frances Tucker Gilbert Paul W. Lecky, III Class of 1987 Paul N. Parks, Jr.* Carter B. Green Blair Gatewood Norman Julie Mortimer Watkins Red & Black Society Senior Class of 1984 Richard F. Huddleston Robert Leo Popovitch Andrew L. MacQueen Lynn Linebaugh Jones Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt Dean’s Society Diehl Society Patron Allyson Hooper Proctor Anne Elizabeth Kaller Carolyn Derks Taylor Trish Witherspoon Spore* Laurie Enos Quattlebaum Wendy Tallent Rotter Emily Wolfe Leigh John Douglas Trapp, Jr. Janet Comperry McReynolds Gretchen Gassner Turley Cloister Society Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Associate Alvin W. Moore Beverly Thomas Williams Theodore D. Estes Christian David Boswell Samantha Briden Duke Christine Earl Patterson Kimberly Linnander Wood Amy Farley Howe Matthew H. Soper R. Davis Howe, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Member Elizabeth Mitchell Streete Class of 1986 Timothy G. O’Keefe Anne Gaudet Beard G. Wright Bates, Jr.* Lisa Deering Temoshok Dixon Presswood Schultz Mary Lynn Tucker Davis Diehl Society Patron Timothy D. Davis Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley Class of 1985 A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. Todd S. Doolin Tower Society Michael L. Matthews Harold C. Dufour, Jr. Richard D. Bird, Jr. Tracy Vezina Patterson* Red & Black Society Partner Red & Black Society Senior D. Davidson Oxley Edward A. de Villafranca John R. Shanley, Jr. David Hunter of Montlaw* E. Alan Arnold Robin Haynie Hanna Alexander J. McKelway* Dean’s Society Robert J. Kwech* Dean’s Society Red & Black Society Associate W. Bradford Priester* Cheryl Lynn Lawson A. Brian Sanders Richard R. Spore, III* John H. Guthrie, Jr.* Leslie Drake Schutt Robert W. Wheeler* Sally Ann Holmes Red & Black Society Associate Cloister Society Paul Watson Andrew W. Watts R. Sann Gossum* G. Robert Baker, Jr.

30 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Karen Rebecca Beardslee Red & Black Society Senior J. Elizabeth Bradford Schulte Larry G. Hayes, Jr. Stephen E. Logan Philip S. McSween Joanna Smith Priester* Mark William Sprague Mary Allison Haynie Diane L. Lum Susan Adams Proebsting Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. David F. Waguespack Andrea McMillan Hicks Vivian Nichols Reesman Robert E. Staley Andi Elizabeth Williams Heather Suzanne Hicks C. Edward Sanders, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Sara Deirdre Hodges Mary Carnahan Sanders Tower Society W. Allen Wesche Class of 1989 Joshua B. McCanless Kirsten Williams Schwehm Alison Rayburn Abernathy Nolan S. McLean, III R. Bradford Shelton* Diehl Society Sustainer Jane Andrea Amend* Red & Black Society Member J. Roger McNeil Margaret Sutherland Wellborn James N. Augustine, Jr. John D. Bailey* Kimberly Collins Bates* Patricia McFadden Morris Walter E. Wellborn Mary Margaret Kendall Keith E. Kelly Barbara Lynn Mulach Jill Parker Wells Red & Black Society Senior Bailey* Matthew H. Lembke Sturla Olsen Roderick T. White, Jr. Susan Shackelford Arnold Graziella Dionisio Barton Ahad Mahootchi Julianne Scobey Parks F. Grant Whittle H. Wesley Williams, III Steven C. Brammer Leighton A. Shantz Jenna Adams Pirani Patricia Lynn Decker Leslie Rea Quirion Donor Red & Black Society Associate Amy Katherine Jarvis Cloister Society J. Chadwick Schultz Alice Hendricks Arwood Laura Keever Brimberry Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn Heather Habicht Grills* Anna-Catherine Wylie Super Catherine McNickle Chastain- Terry Duane McGee James M. Watkins* Rosa Lee Wang Elliott Red & Black Society Member Jackie Thacker Prester Karin Fielder Weaver Trish Puryear Crist J. Robert Coleman Kevin L. Schulte Tower Society Elizabeth Havercamp Stephen C. Crockett Amy Markle Doolin Alfred P. Taylor Anne Kaiser Apple Willingham Lisa Lawrence Daniel Douglas F. Halijan R. Allen Blackwood, Jr. Stacy L. DeZutter Robin Meredith Kelly Loyalty Club Mark D. Edge* Class of 1990 Steven Eugene Domon Margaret Wood Atwood Brooke Glover Emery Richard D. Eskildsen Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron Katherine Riley Bacon Deborah Ann Martin-Herrell Marguerite Raiford Estes Julianne Johnson Paunescu Marcus A. Kimbrough* Susan Paydar Bayat Mokhtari Christopher C. Ray Stacey Hawkins Graves Rebecca Todd Peters Mark T. Daniel Mary Margaret Hills Schulte Ann Elizabeth Haight Russell T. Porter Red & Black Society Senior Leslie McCormick Darr Donnie D. Spence* Stephen R. Hambuchen Melissa Eubanks Staley Anita Ann Davis Alice McCarthy Finn Leanna Hunt Wright Debra Keeran Haverstick Gregory A. Hanissian Gary T. Hearn Tower Society Red & Black Society Member Sherrie Keeney Hollis Loyalty Club Tracy Newman Hearn James M. Apple, III Frank C. Byrd, III Jason P. Hood Allan M. Bacon Robyn Brewer Jamison Monte Loyd Butler Deborah Blinn Coleman Mark E. Kazemba* David A. Branch Jennifer Gaines Kidder Kenneth Michael Cameron* David W. Perlis Daniel C. Lum David N. Carter* Ernest F. Ladd, IV Ivy Lee Chang Suzanne Gonce Perlis David A. Lusk Katherine Gilliland Connell Conrad P. Lehfeldt Kara Babin Gee William J. Van Cleve David T. Maddux Janet Cruse Denkler Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt David M. Greeson Melissa Trolinger McClure Catherine Franklin Denson Sally Leigh McWhite Kenneth J. Kieklak* Cloister Society Karen Denise Moser* David L. Denson Anna Elizabeth Batson Murrey Salil P. Parikh Amanda Jones Aghdami Karen DeLong Sanders* Peter G. Emanuel William Stuart Parks Gordon L. Brewer* J. Alan Truitt Julie Hudgens Falkoff Christl L. Peacock Loyalty Club David E. Connor Margaret Beeson Wallace Bryan W. Ford Noel Alwood Shamleffer R. Brian Balyeat Megan Jones Karen Cagle York Evelyn Edwards Graham* Clara Melissa Talley W. Raymond Brown, III Todd J. Mullen T. Brent Graham* David A. Tomlinson LeAnne Gaddis Burke Donor Thomas M. Mills Catharine Eschmeyer Wade Ashley Jenkins Collins Tower Society Sumner G. Adams, Sr. Margaret Ellen McCully Neill Edward N. Willard Catherine Bolger Graham Mindy L. Austin* Frank Calhoun Bailey Alan M. Ostner Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee Frances Klages Harrison Amy S. Bielicke Emily Rene Baillio Holli Hodnett Payne Angela M. Zakrzewski P. Eric Henager Barry J. Billings* Marianne Haynes Blackwell Jennifer James Selby Phillip T. Zeni, Jr. John T. Hopkins Steven A. Burns Michael Kane Cooper Amanda Smith Sharp Amy Davis Klimek Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera Lauren Wellford Deming Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff* Class of 1991 Gina Chiharu Latendresse* Robert C. Cain Melinda Swords Fondren Glenn W. Tillery William J. Nesbit Chad M. Dunston Diehl Society Patron Patricia Sisk Harrington Judith Dangler Truitt Jonathan R. Perry Dana Harmon Hunter Denise Fontenot Conte Cynthia Lyda Haskin Elizabeth Hamilton Verner Ann Dixon Pyle* G. Douglas Kilday James V. Conte, Jr. Tracy Renee Helms Robin B. Reed Diana M. Law Jason T. Greene Melinda Gard Henson Donor Jon A. Reesman Carolyn Tatum Ray Michelle Long Greene Jonathan D. Huffman Steven L. Adams Andrew C. Robinson Gina Mascolo Smith* Charles N. Landreth, Jr. Eric A. Aft Katherine Cowan Sentilles* Todd E. Smith* Red & Black Society Partner Lisa Lichterman Leach Walter H. Anderson Sharon DeVall Skinner Carla Carr Stec* Elizabeth Roe Pearce* Laura L. McKinney Tena Bizzell Bailey W. Kirk Stone Richard E. Stec* Carol Pierce Olson Christopher S. Brown Susan Sorocak Swing Katherine Sprague Taylor Red & Black Society Associate Roderick A. Payne James B. Chase Timothy P. Taylor Jonathan P. Smoke David R. Peterson Stephen B. Humbert Clark C. Tomlinson Loyalty Club Kathleen Fleece Smoke Christie Hoffman Ruppel Willie J. Irons, II Cary Tynes Wahlheim Margaret Chandler Berardelli Timothy H. Ruppel Anne Froom Jones Eileen Ruffi n Wood* Patrick J. Brady Red & Black Society Member Marion Leslye Samuel Richard K. Jones Patricia L. Browning Paul M. Ollinger* David J.A. Schedler Valerie Gray Jordan Donor Melissa Coggins Carter Eric M. Teal Mark R. Thomas Eric S. Jurotich John P. Boylin, III Jennifer Gray Chickering* Amanda Illges Van Cleve Bruce Alan Wallstedt Lisa Smith McCanless Jody Casella Shellie Ruoff Creson* Katherine Bres Ware Martha Ann McGeachy Amy Fay Chandler J. Todd Emily Dean’s Society Reagan Roper McNeil Jeffrey G. Chandler Susan Allen Evans E. Rucker Agee, Jr. Class of 1988 Cheryl Barr Miller Joel P. Cook Kersten Kallenberger Fons* Carole King Olsen Diehl Society Patron Amy Baldwin Crockett Timothy W. Kutas Cloister Society Kevin A. Rasch David B. DuBard* Jenifer Suzanne Cushman Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc Robert A. James, Jr. Tamara Golden Schmidt Robin Bearden Gibson Perry J. LeBlanc, III

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 31 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 31 Tower Society Class of 1992 Gary H. Greene Paul T. Knapstein Dean’s Society Mary Elizabeth Benton Charles West Hammond Jacqueline Hamra Mesa Anne Maria Falgoust* Michael Shane Brown Red & Black Society Partner Amanda Murray Hofstetter Gwendolyn Young Mullins Kathryn Lane Burns Leigh Bishop Taub* George B. Hofstetter M. Andrew Pippenger Cloister Society Courtney Ward Chavez John Harry Lange, III Donald L. Price Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. Allison Buell Douglas Red & Black Society Senior S. Stinson Liles Catherine Colquitt Schaffl er Saffa Koja* Jeffrey W. Jones* Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt* Arden Towson Lindsey Stephanie Walker Sockrider Tracy Ballard Lindow Catherine Cooper Loveman Bryan C. Wheatley Tower Society Misty Wakeland Monroe Red & Black Society Associate Tracy Lynn Boney Nipp Rebecca Thom Berk Jennifer Paige Moore Christopher N. Emanuel Terron Shoemaker Perk Donor W. Carter Bryars, III Andrew D. Nix* Burton N. Stodghill Sharon Bridger Reichhardt David Assaf, IV Ellen Baker Jurewicz Pressley Harris Peters Mary Virginia Slay Sweeney Sydney Thompson Assaf Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi Mildred Lena Sabbatini* Red & Black Society Member Kyle Swift Douglas B. Bacon Brian Alexander Konradi Daniel Lynn Taylor Carl E. Vest Ashley Ellis Tierney Elizabeth Feagin Bartusch Kristin Lavender Price J. Kyle Webb Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. Jeffrey M. Bean Mark R. Ptacek Dean’s Society Kelly Pledger Weeks Laura Cabanillas Brickman Loyalty Club Carol Annette DuBard* Douglas R. Brumley Loyalty Club Monica Lynn Allie Class of 1993 Jonathan J. Bumpas Michael Jason Augspurger* John C. Borden, IV Cloister Society Steven J. Champion Anna Johnson Averitt Red & Black Society Senior Deborah Christina Chan* Brian M. Curtis Andrew E. Cowell Beth Webster Blake* Tracy Terwilliger Dean Philip Christian Fons* Elizabeth Cotham Furman Lynn Elizabeth Crabb Charles W. Campbell Ellen Lewis Fortas Stephen A. Staid* Jennifer Louise DeSouza Merryl Taylor Cooper Red & Black Society Member Veronica Lawson Gunn W. Kevin Thompson Brian H. Dixon J. Scott Covode Logan H. Germann L. Wade Harrison, III April Camille Tucker Doris G. Dixon Christopher C. Dawson Vickie Hardy Jones Edward Francis Hettinger One Anonymous Donor Elizabeth Claire Douglas Michael G. Fulton Heather Lindsey Hettinger Jennilyn Gibson Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton Cloister Society Carol Marie Hughes Tower Society David Scott Giddings G. Michael Gonda Nancy Adele Braam Little* Katherine Sessoms Jacobi Erica Blank Bronson Bethany Chafi n Harden Elizabeth Creighton Rather Cheri Alison Grosvenor* Jennifer Elaine Johnson Julie Story Byerley Lisa Mancini Harden Gretchen King Hall* Jennifer Harris Johnston* Jennifer Wachtel Kates Howard L. Cleveland, IV Drew M. Henry Matthew C. Hardin John S. Little* Steven M. Kerr Ashley Brian Coffi eld* J. David Hill Deborah Henderson Hughes Reid A. Smiley* JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen Michael R. Couden Erin Marie Hubbell Laura Locke Kandilakis Tanja Claudine Thompson Juanita Martin Moore* Anna Owens Dunston Marlinee Clark Iverson Justin M. Klestinski Christian B. Waddell Helen Glover Moses Kyle A. Marks Stephen B. Karnes Amanda Gatlin Knapstein Brooke Treadwell Ward Jennifer Sledge Mowrey* Chesney Falk McAfee Edward B. Kizer W. Bibb Lamar, III David J. Ward C. Clark Ogilvie* Marty Brett McAfee Shannon Alta Maris-Danley Anne Murrell Locke One Anonymous Donor George V. Popov Kelly Hartis Mehler Dean M. McCondichie Caroline Lenac Lord* J. Trent Scofi eld* Barbara Hall Miller Rebecca A. Miller-Rice Mark K. Manno Tower Society Clayton F. Spencer Mark Allen Miller Kristen Rothammer Molina C. Sean McCrary Jara Hill Ahrabi Rebecca Allyn Spencer Bronwyn Spiers Morgan Ellen Campbell Osoinach James P. McDaniel Christopher T. Buchanan Loyd T. Sullivan Katherine Celene Ray Scott B. Ostrow Stacy S. Pennington Joseph W. Castelli Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld One Anonymous Donor Richard A. Picerno, II Tonya Vaughn Pickron Susan Long Castelli Chris Fredrick Pollette Holly Hall Price Jean Fraser Jones Donor Loyalty Club Laura Gustafson Porter Lisa Ranee Ritchie Laura Jones Kent David J. Brooks Kelly L. Agee Carlyn Merz Rayburn Caprice Lizette Roberts T. Shea Kent Laura Kristen Pryor Brown MeChe Cochran Austin Stacy Kay Rector Lelia Hood Savory Thais Davenport Kilday Randal E. Brown, Jr. Kelly A. Garrett David T. Rice Stefanie Leanne Taylor Thomas M. Lowry, IV Andrew D. Chaney Mary Gordon Walker Kerr John B. Rogers, III Cami Buffi ngton Townsend Heather Dorris Miller Katherine A. Coe William M. Lybrook, IV James G. Scherer Valerie Michelle Webb Richard Miller, Jr. David Max Cook, II Kendel Bailey Martin Gretchen Maurer Smith James D. Wilkerson, II Ryan D. Mire Mary Kay Freeland Cook Ashley Simmons McCarthy Richard Barrett Summers Laura Pointer Wilkerson Tara Lynn Odle-Baker* Michael S. Drash Mary Jennifer McDaniel Brian J. J. Tierney Andrew Shipman Arthur D. Floyd, II Susan Elizabeth Moffatt* Wendy Lawing Trenthem Donor Melinda Ellen Simon* Daniel S. Harper Jennifer Hamlett Moore Jennifer Horton Tucker Megan Dykstra Bangert Nichole Elizabeth Soulé* Rachel Jones-McGee O.E. Schow, IV Melissa McFarland Wagoner Anne Gibson Bost Jennafer Jane Stahl Jacqueline Danette Joslyn- Elizabeth Hickman Sullivan Liza Wilson Pace Harrison Bowers Michael W. Wilson* Gaul Anna Bentley Williams Julie Montgomery Wood Laura Sheppard Brant John M. Krug Benjamin Z. Woodworth Amanda Coe Burton Loyalty Club Stephanie Cook Meibaum Class of 1994 V. A lan Burton Katherine McCaa Baldwin Angela Holland Mills Donor Halie Kathleen Clouse Robert L. Baldwin Diehl Society Patron Ray J. Moore, III Allison Boynton Bateman Erika Ragan Cobb Danielle Boyce Batten* Melissa Ann Herbst Joy Stafford Murphey Gregory N. Bateman Amy Hill Dickerson W. Allen Bell William N. Nelsen Kimberly Colyer Coleman Shannon Foster Harkness Harris Brown Red & Black Society Associate T. Monroe Rayburn, III Emily Newsom Cook Angela Pippin Giddings L. Forrest Conner Nancy Cotham Black* Michael W. Robbins Barton T. Crawford Teya Kathryn Green Ann Carter Murray Dawson Molly Bradley Jackson Sutton Charles Ruiz Alison Margaret Crone Stacey Meredith Greenberg Teresa Jones Ernest William D. Jackson Christi Barr Schaeffer Laura Pietrangelo David Laurence D. Henry Miles S. Fortas Brett K. Williams Carolyn Waskey Sheldon James Morgan Day, III Andrew D. Jeter Christopher A. Geiger M. Cade Smith Bradley C. Dickerson Karla Washburn Kramer Mary Kathryn Braden Huffard Red & Black Society Member Judith Glass Sullivan Alice Drayton Alli Lambert Robert W. Jarrett, Jr. Eric D. Flanders Lauren Anderson Waterton Warren K. Fincher Frances Patrick Lancaster Voris E. Johnson, Jr.* Charles S. Mitchell, V Maria Ray Goodspeed Christopher G. Linder Bridget Bradley Kantoff

32 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Mary Elizabeth Neville Martin Tiffany M. Ford Michael J. Rosolino Rebecca Brown Crawford Red & Black Society Associate Nicolle Lawson McCondichie Dipak Ghosh Mary Beth Bankson Walker* J. Frank Day, IV Sara Lynn Stainback Chad A. McGee Joel McLure Godchaux Amy Parratt Donald Stephen A. Montgomery Julie Walker Grigsby Donor Seth Donald Red & Black Society Member Alison McVoy Paul Stephanie Jean Rogers Stanley W. Burke, IV Laurea Caroline Glusman Erin Davis Shedd Dawn-Renee Powell- Donald A. Keeney Mary Helen Russell Butler McAllister Elizabeth Myers Haag* Weatherford Marian H. Kelly Elizabeth Moore Evans Michael C. Hughes Elizabeth Brooks Hood Robert Bruce Ragland John Buxton Knott, IV Mary Beth Farr Neal Lakdawala One Anonymous Donor Elizabeth Ann Rhoades Charles A. Kohn, II Lane Gotten Faughnan John Speck Palmer Marie-Elise Middleton Sackett John Richard Martin Martin L. Fox Tammy Maria Parks Cloister Society H. Benjamin Scott, Jr. Julie Burford Mauser Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb Alizza Taal Punzalan-Hall Howard M. Schramm, III Anne Foster Talbot Allyson Hawks Moody Albert F. Hammer, IV Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino Matthew Richard Semko* Jason L. Vogel Sarah McVoy Moye Pamela Kay Hanson Ralph Ruby, III Amanda Grebe Tamburrino* Carla Wilson Walker Andrea Rose Picerno Elizabeth Goings Harrell Brooke Porter Sisco Robyn Williamson Pollette Gerald J. Harrington Jason W. Turns* Tower Society Class of 1995 Julie Wilkins Price Amber Isom-Thompson Brent P. Vanderzee Andrew K. Gibbs Jason D. Rauls Brandi Barnes Kellis William S. Wallace Allison Lasiter Hester Red & Black Society Associate Caroline Cater Reynolds Brooke Arnold King Hallie Lanier White Stephen A. Hester Lowry H. Howell Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti John D. Langdon Katherine Kay White Etelka Lanza Murphy* Riddell Walcott Scott David S. Luchin Robert J. Wright* Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking Red & Black Society Member William D. Slaton Elizabeth Merrick Marshall Laura Squire Trott* Jennifer Lenora Erkulwater Stephanie Wesson Thompson Jessica Rainey McKnett Donor Angie Gill Wellford Brian S. McGeorge Robert J. Walker, IV Edward Martin Parker Christopher E. Baker R. Trent Taylor Raychellet Wade Williamson Annetta Athena Petropoulos Kelly Owens Berg Loyalty Club Natasha Westrich Wood Emoke Katalin Pulay Erik B. Berry James Bryan Alexander Tower Society Emily Flinn Quigley Katherine McQuiston Bush Emily Katherine Bacque* Tracy Leigh Adkisson Class of 1996 Virginia Maxwell Rauls Catherine Susanne Carter Andrew Paul Cates Mary Amanda Ellison Robert R. Record Mark R. Cheney Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman* Buchanan Diehl Society Patron Richard J. Reynolds, IV Elizabeth Collins Coleman Mary Louise Froissard Brian M. Coldren David Overend* Cassandra Whetsell Runnels Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. Sarah Petke Gall* Jorge E. de Castro Jenny Phillips Schroeder Katherine Ann Kilgore Samuel P. Jordan, III Leann Eggers Linam* Red & Black Society Senior Christy Michelle Skelton Holbrook Sally Kay Landham W. Judd Peak Douglas Brian Duncan* Gillham Holly Stahlman Hudson David O. Mankin Melinda Jane Pomeroy-Black* Kristen Taylor Duncan* Sarah Jean Wolford Stavely Steven R. Hudson Scarlett Caldwell Miles* Sarah Naomi Sears Michael C. Stoker Leah Coker Huffman Amy Berlin Opsal Bradley N. Terhune Red & Black Society Associate Danita Ronique Weary Erin Potter Kaye Viraj K. Parikh Hallie McNeill Ward Peter A. Wilson Kristen High Keeney Carolyn Georgiade Loyalty Club Allyson Kennett Williams Mathew T. Kraus Rechkemmer Karyn Walters Allen Class of 1997 Jeff Lekarczyk Peter Todd Snow Carlton J. Austin Cloister Society Elizabeth Johnston Lessner W. Andrew Stetzler Gregory L. Davis Scott S. Brown Red & Black Society Associate D. Williams Litchford, Jr. Lamar Stone, IV Andrea Elizabeth Dexter Phuong Nguyen Fang Alper M. Cetingok Anthony A. Martin Jennifer Sudie Williams Elizabeth Knight Doolittle Ginny Rae Neal* Timothy B. Perry Amy Ledbetter McGinn N. Fred Wix Sara Barnhart Eichmann Michael F. McGinn David Scott Wottle Melissa Martin Gonda Tower Society Red & Black Society Member Robin Tansill Hille Michaels Robyn Elise Harbin* Catherine Susanna Cuellar D. Christopher Nunn Elizabeth Bernard Mills Donor Julia Carruth Hosea Michael W. Hayes Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson Joseph P. Montminy Christina O’Relley Barnes Laurin B. Howell* Sara Ann Kraabel Johnson* Laura Elizabeth Mutter Mary Roselle Lawson Julia Keltner Hughes Jon Michael Morgan Dean’s Society Amy Alderson Otto J. Allen Brown Jennifer K. Jenkins Sarah Frinks Morgan Jason Mack Searcy* Daniel E. Pellegrom, Jr. David B. Carr Sonya N. Jones Isabel Melo Ragland Elizabeth Wells Coelho Gretchen Wright LaSalle Loyalty Club Cloister Society Amy Hobby Rickard Leslie Lee Curry Elizabeth Abbott McCrary Natalie Dell Bailey* Justin L. Ankerman Carrie Archie Russell Barton A. Dassinger Brent A. Moberly* Jacqueline Schaffhauser Brady Sarah Nell Bolton* Kelley Pratt Sharp Michelle Gessler Dassinger Buvana Rajanna Reddy John C. Chauvin C. Denson Henry Ellen Mewborne Shuler Juhee Kapil Desai Rebecca T. Robertson* John G. Curren, III Kendall Williams Meeks Kara Plenge Smart Ellen Hoffman Grashot Amy Michelle Taylor* David Basil Eubanks* Ginger Crouch Spickler Robert J. Hamilton Christopher James Williams Megan Crowell Ford Tower Society Joshua Brandon Spickler David T. Handley Scott C. Williams S. Steele Ford, Jr. Lee C. Donald Melissa Anderson Sweazy Elizabeth Kathryn Hays Susan Mathis Gaither Elizabeth Crouch Fitts Andrew Christopher Tetlow Marissa Brewer Henley Donor Christopher T. Godwin Mimi Nipper Gavigan Marianne McWherter Tetlow Nadia Blakemore Hensley Scotland C. Allen Erin Pias Hines Angela Wherry Gorr J. M. Scott Toland Courtney Elliott Itson Amy Gibson Baldwin Shelley Lorraine Hoffmann Maria Massie Hagan Tiffany LeAnn Tucker Kendall Daniel H. Kahalley Timothy C. Ballard Christina Marie Huntington Alexa Suzanne Hulsey* Rachel Day White Carey Leigh Kelley Nancy Elizabeth Beard Meredith Ann Langie Leah Bryant Jordan Amy Herrin Wilhite Stephen J. Kelly Christina Michelle Belden Caldwell K. Meeks Shelley Roberts McLay* Alison Santillo Woodrow Robert C. Lane Louvena Boone Daniel C. Millner Julie Bhattacharya Peak Katherine Brooke Wooten Robert L. Lessentine, Jr. Daniel W. Bowker Phuong-Linh Huynh Nguyen- John W. Schafer Nao Kinoshita Wylie Eric K. Lindh Stephanie Lee Chockley Fay Viktoria Augusta Ziebarth Brook Wilson Loper Jeffrey M. Davis Amanda Waller Peoples Loyalty Club Margaret Ann McDonald Eduardo E. Dieppa, III Robert A. Renjel Christopher T. Bellows Class of 1998 Joshua Jemison McFarlane Laura Lindley Doerfl er John D. Rodriguez Bryant E. Benson Susan Meredith Meyers Mary Margaret Doyle Heather Plumb Rose Alyssa Camille Browning Diehl Society Patron Shelley Nicole Miller Brian Shannon Faughnan John S. Rose Ben L. Cormack Michelle B. Babcock

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 33 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 33 Mary Sharry Molina Donor Tyler W. Buckner Susan Hodges Powell* Elizabeth DuBose Forbes* Katherine Scott Muth Frances Nicole Albers Robert Townsend Cole Heidi Elizabeth Rine Douglas J. Lemme* Jonathan D. Nolen Mary Ann Whitmire Bader Emily Slagle Dieringer Thomas D. Rivers Katherine McCoy Llewellyn* Murray Price Phillips Adele Kelli Bailey Christine Frances Fall Jeremy C. Smith Nathan R. Mitchell Carolyn Ruth Ransford Maria Elisabeth Balasis Charles R. Harris Rebecca Scherer Papachristou Leland Caley Record Alina Raines Bjerke Charles B. Hathcock Donor Rebecca Edwards Pustejovsky Jordan D. Schniper Ashley Anne Browning Clare Carmi Hodge, III Laura Isabel Bauer Crissy Cody Stemkowski* Melissa Jean Hasslen Selim Drew Hamilton Butler Scott Dowling Hopkins Elizabeth Rose Belk Amanda Valencia Wilder William G. Sharp Karen Hines Daniel Zachary Jumper Kalman Peter Bencsath Matthew Kane Wilder Courtney Denise Spivey Diane Elizabeth Faires Kristin Leah Kleber Laura Henderson Bodwell Todd V. Williams* Nelson A. Steele Jane Henderson Gallina Daniel M. London Kathryn Stone Comerford Christopher D. Steiner Piyamas Kan Gaston Kristen Bradburn McCarter Kosta C. Dalageorgas Donor Carrie Lehman Suchman Beth Diane Goldner Emily Painter McFarlane Lauren Kathleen Davis Anna Christina Acosta Thomas A. Suchman Hunter Phillips Goodman Morgan Marie McMillian Chad L. Dawkins Brook Allyn Bissinger Benjamin W. Thompson Anne Moncrief Henriques Catherine Eason Parker Rebecca Harper Dickey Katherine Nicole Brownyard Christie Leah Todd Henry Picton Hilliard Jill Marie Peterfeso Kimberly Alicia Polanco Jamie Ladd Burton Stefanie Allysia Johnson Elizabeth Smith Ritter Driggers Meredith Ann Cain Class of 1999 Abigail West Jumper Annica I. E. Schael David M. Elder Ross M. Cascio Kelly Gill Laudon Gregory S. Scheuchenzuber Lauren E. Falco Katherine Leigh Castille Diehl Society Patron Marissa Murphy Loper Lisa Nicole Schum Meagan Fouty-Brancato Shannon Leigh Cian Charles Maurice Agee, III Sara Pillow Mauck Grace Amy Seecharan Mary Katherine Minten Gray Allana Clarke Helland Madison Moore Agee Ann M. Page Matthew A. Shipe Taylor Fox Grether Megan Kathleen Gaylord Rachel Morris Rosson Andrew R. Shulman Alison Lundergan Grimes Heather Marie Denman Red & Black Society Associate Patricia Marie Rouse Sarah Clarke Squire Meredith Harrison Mackay Christine Marie Dietz Carolyn Alison Barnwell* Lisa Roy Vox Jeffrey L. Sutton Amy Elizabeth Hall Jacquelyn Ehrentraut Dion Elizabeth McCormac Ryan Shelby Reed Thompson William H. Haven Elizabeth Carolyn Elliott Red & Black Society Member Kyle Michael Ryan Anne Bragg Warren Bradley J. Hearne Sina Margaret Ellis Dudley Baker, Jr. Richard John Scandrett, II Jennifer Merkel Webb Claire Chambers Hegarty Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher Effi e Vanzola Bean Jaclyn Ross Shepard Justin Matthew Webb Erik Norman Hill Suzy Elizabeth Fournier Matthew H. Breaux Mary Reid Colter Tevis Ellen Elizabeth Weirich Jessica Marya Hoffman Emily Dixon Fowlkes Joyce Ann Parker Fegette Robert A. Thompson, Jr. Stephanie Nicole White Leslie Aileen Horne John W. Goss Sarah Marshall Morgan* Aimee Norman Vandemark Laurel King Whitworth Andrea Hails Hutchinson Debra Carolyn Hall J. Matthew Skvarla Ford Baxter Vox Brian A. Willis Amber Johnson Matthew Carl Helland Julie Elizabeth Smith* Chandra Nicole Westervelt Bryn Elizabeth Wilson Jennifer Ashley Jones Allyson Johnson Hodge Helen Houston Wolter Christian J. Wold Karen Sue Kopitsky Sarah Loretto Houser Tower Society M. Andrew Wylie Hallie Nolen Wold Adam Grant LaFevor Elizabeth Waters Humphreys Nancy Beresford Brown* Mara Elizabeth Zimmerman Sarah Jean Lanneau Marilyn Artis Matthews Laura Virginia Clopper* Class of 2000 Ryan T. LeBlanc Johnson Adrienne Ballew Elder Class of 2001 Amy Dundas Matheson Patrick Charles LaRochelle David Allen Elder Red & Black Society Member Olivia Nell DeLoach Jennifer Joe Lee Ty Reagan Hallmark* Jason Alan Javarone Red & Black Society Associate Tiffany Jo McDonald Lewis W. Lyons Leigh Anne Powell* David J. Morgan* Bryan T. Baker Abasi H. McKinzie Jennifer Morris McPheeters Frank B. Thacher, III Joshua P. Myrick Julie Anne Mediamolle Loyalty Club Tower Society David W. Neblett Tiffany Faith Merritt Adam J. Beck Cullen R. Evans Red & Black Society Member Leanne Marie Paris Jill Doshier Meyer Holly Frederick Beck Melissa Nicole Rall Jeffrey L. Crader Julia Johnson Randolph David W. Mickle Braden Moon Blasdel John M. Seale Julia Auwarter Javarone David A. Shonts Timothy Iaggi Moreland W. Todd Blasdel John Charles Sites Joshua L. Pesses Sarah Christine Stepp Ryan A. Parry A. Paul Butts Jenny Kjerfve Thompson Charles W. Sheehan* Andy A. Sweeney Matthew W. Pate Mary Allison Beasley Cates David B. Weatherman Anna Bryden Teekell Clinton William Randolph S. Stuart Fallen* Loyalty Club Rosemary Len Thomas Elizabeth Rogers Ratcliff Tillman J. Finley Danny M. Awdeh Tower Society Shelley D. Thompson Andrew Justin Robinson Richard Grant Gandy Susan Brombacher Fallen* Brian M. Clary* Mridula Bagrodia Watt Anya Breitmeyer Robinson Timothy Scott Haberberger Timothy S. Hayes Richard W. Cuminale Dorothy Kenyon Weir Andrew Battle Sanders David Jansen Haskins Brendan Richard Hogan Brent S. Robson* Jennifer Lee Wiedower Catherine Elizabeth Skvarla Scott Montgomery Haven Jason C. Jowers Lorien Young Sites Christina McKenzie Erinn Marie Staley Julie Decker Hendrick* Jennifer Stefan Lindsley Sara Miles Wilson* Willenbrock Gina Pera Taylor William Rives Hendrick, IV* John D. Marshall* Rebecca Emily Wolf Mary Elizabeth Tinkler Noah M. Hogan Fiona Catherine McCaul Loyalty Club Jennifer Elizabeth Moore Benjamin S. Willson Emily Dodson Jarrett Kristen Noel McDaniel DeAnna S. Adams Wood Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer John Robert Markel, Jr. Emily Rebecca Ogden Sara Kate Allen Zachary McCree Wilson, III Elizabeth Miller McLean* Stashu John Stemkowski* Patrick E. Betar Class of 2002 Jo Devon Winfrey Stephen M. Meyer Brenna Fae Strickland Emily West Bynum Caroline Barefi eld Wright Olivia Halle Mitchell Walker Amanda Corkern Vezina Michael Vincent Cunningham Red & Black Society Member Rachel Proby Wright Mark Louis Perriello* Amanda Pressnall Warner* Smith Lauren Beth Gunn Anne Moore Elizabeth Rozelle Linda Christina Wendell Barrett L. Haga Class of 2003 Florence Bolin Stumb Jane Starling Hogan Tower Society Amy Terry-Keister* Donor Erin Mann Markel Andrew G. Miller Red & Black Society Associate Karin Linnea Vanderzee Jessica Lynn Anschutz Hannah Smith Mason Eric T. Sefton Allison Forsyth Prickett Robert Mark Thomas Walker Bryce W. Ashby David J. Merriman Kevin James Wendell Jeffrey M. Badoud Emily Thomason Milsaps Loyalty Club Red & Black Society Member Amy Shibley Whigham Nicki North Baxley Emily Elizabeth Bays Kathryn Baldwin Clark Martha Graves Thomas* Tarah Penny Buckner Catherine Crenshaw Neelly Joby M. Dion* Grace Williams Ward

34 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Tower Society James M. Whalen Valerie Ann Power Class of 2006 Taylor C. Brown Stuart T. Johnston* Anne Elizabeth Hughes White Crystal Star Robertson Matthew D. Cain Samuel Parkerson McEnery Sarah May Wilmsmeyer Lori Beth Dunn Schaefer Loyalty Club Valaree Ellen Casamer Lauren Blalock Sefton James Donald Wilson, Jr. Marie Ann Brandwiede Robert G. Baty Taylor Lauren Casey John R. Zeanah Schofer Katherine Callaway Brooks* Chelsea Lyn Castiglioni Loyalty Club Amber Nicole Shaw Patrick W. Crouch Tatiana Esther Cerna Robert Lee Baldridge, IV Class of 2004 Sara Eileen Simmonds Scott M. Douglass* Deborah Nicole Clarke Laura Wentling Bishop* Jennifer Clare Sirmon Korey J. Kormick Courtney Jane Cockerell Red & Black Society Member Susan Abernathy Bomar* Jonathan P. Spilman Erin Campbell Langston Carolyn Camilla Cole Jennifer Nora Dill* Amanda Hope Haley Shelley Webster Spring Carrie Patricia Osborne* Elizabeth Catherine Connor Jon David Willingham Kathryn Bracken Hazelrig Christopher C. Stout Karen Elizabeth Platt James A. Cornfoot Carrie Eaker Kerley Christopher M. Talley Sarah Elizabeth Stevens Anne Marie Crifasi Tower Society Ryan G. Master Elizabeth Church Townsend Andrew J. Willey Leonard Curry Seth Gilpin Stephanie Cuellar Master Richard B. Waddell Eugenia Phyllis Dolson Melinda Carol Phillips Jesse D. Ziebarth Donor Elizabeth Taylor Duckett Loyalty Club Andrea Battaglia Prather Leigh P. Bonner Rebecca Bear Ferguson Brandy Jane Alexander* Kelly Elizabeth Ransom* Class of 2005 Kasey Ann Brooks Culbreath Orion Gates David R. Burke* Jane Harding Wells Gretchen Oge Bufe John L. Gehrig Margaret Raye Chambers Red & Black Society Member Ellen Hawbaker Woodbridge Emily Joy Clark Joseph C. Goldsmith Robert R. Dalton Cynthia Mathis Pfohl Simone Harvey Yoder Allison Elizabeth Cox Andrew T. Greer Natalie Lorraine DuMont Jacob T. Cremer Jessica Danielle Hallford Robert E. Edgecombe, III* Loyalty Club Donor Ashley Lakin Crosland Marci A. Hendrix Becca A. Franklin Kevin M. Davidson Basilios M. Agiannidis Laura Jackson Dallas Ross W. Hilliard Caitlin Marie Goodrich* Mollie Kathleen O’Dell* Tavishi Agrawala Emily Louise Davis Joshua J. Jefferies Jamie Lynn Hulett* William C. Tyler, Jr.* Evelyn Summer Banks Sarah Lindsey Fairchild John C. Jennison, IV John Anders Reynolds* Gelsey Rose Bennett Marie C. Francis David P. Johnson Stacy Marie Sidle Donor Elizabeth Enger Birkner Haley Fults Grace Elizabeth Keith Amanda Haggerty Therrell Stephanie Michelle Albury Derek A. Black Andrew F. Godfrey-Kittle Mary Milton Kelly John W. Therrell, III Traci Ellen Allen Emily Gallagher Boggs Matthew T. Goldsby Katherine Courtney Key William J. Aubel Natalie Pennington Meredith Nicole Gould Benjamin G. Lambert Donor Ken M. Bode Castellanos Jessica Katherine Graham William C. Lawnin Ashley Elizabeth Arnold Marcus L. Braxton Frances Elizabeth Cooper Holly Leigh-Ann Heath Elizabeth Eason Leake John L. Baber, IV Queena Chae Stephanie Elizabeth Cox Christine Elaine Hendrickson Tiane Rebekah Leonard Timothy J. Beecher, Jr. Katherine Elizabeth Cian Amanda Killie Curty Matthew G. Honea John S. Lesikar Sarah Margaret Bridwell Christine Elaine Coy Lauren Elizabeth Deen Laura Caroline Johnson Sarah Casey Lineback Lindsay Margaret Chapman Meredith Jeta Donovan Cyanne Lyn Demchak Daniel A. Keedy Brooks M. Lyons Jacob L. Church John D. Foutch Miriam Evers Dillard Angela Ju-me Kornman Hilary Lavonne Mast Julie Allison Clary Meredith Ann Guillot Norman L. Downing Adam N. Master Anne Caitlin May Elizabeth Olivia Cooley Melanie Elyse Hall Susan Elizabeth Duesler Martina Lydia Melliand Mary Austin Mays Miriam Garrett Dolin Eliza Kirk Hanson Mark A. Erskine Rachel Marie Methvin Victoria McLean McCullough Travis H. Eckley Laura Jane Hoffmeister Shelley Coe Fulghum Priscilla Ashley Mitchem Brittany Rae Melvin Lauren Lincks Ferrera Lauren Fay Holmes Evan Beth Goss Sarah Addison Peyronnin Amy DeBusk Moore Whitney Anne Garman Caroline Lanier Hood Anna Seal Guidry Jon P. Rhamey Brett M. Morris Kyle J. Gehres Alexander W. Hornaday William H. Hasen Katharine Ackerman Rhamey Suvarna Kuruganti Murti Duncan T. Hamilton John E. Hullender, III Jessica Louise Hubbs Amanda Grace Richardson Sonia Audrey Nkashama Leland Dabney Haugh Adam J. Isom Jessica Lynn Huber Jennifer Lauren Rogers Caroline Marie Owens Daniel L. Head Leah Anne Kaye Scott R. Hughes Ryan C. Thames Katherene Nicole William E. Higginbothom, III Jodi Michelle Little Jonathan D. Hulgan Nicole Joan Vazquez Papathopoulos Rose Lee Hiner William B. London Amanda Abramas Johnson William W. Waring, III Joel T. Parsons Rebecca Karem Hughes Elizabeth Lea Maxey Matthew Ryan Keogh Jeree Lynne Wheat Shawn N. Paterakis Megan Pollock Hulgan Morgan Ann McCrary Tara Mina Kim Ellen Elizabeth Whitten Anne Claire Patrick Alyson Jean White Igoe Joseph K. McKinney Marian Butcher Kraemer Claire Elizabeth Williams Robert P. Piper Peter D. Igoe Jane Anne Miller Elizabeth Shea Lessentine Molly Lochridge Powers Jessica Laurel Kanes Lauren M. Miller William N. Mabry Class of 2007 Timothy R. Pruitt, Jr. Kristy Lynn Kummerow Maureen Elise Miller Megan Barrett McComas Bethany Michelle Reisner Ashley Anne Kutz Noelle Marie Norris Red & Black Society Member Courtney Lavelle Neff Mark A. Robinson Jennifer Sydney Labrecque Andrew M. O’Brien Emily Whiting Deichmann Marjorie Hall Molloy Cynthia Laine Royer Bridgette Keith Lacher Frances Jane Rabalais Nicholas C. Stutzman Kelley Savage Morel Amanda Emad Sakla K. Michael Lamb Brenna Maria Ragghianti Stephanie Hewitt Wynne Laura Marks O’Brien Diane Amelia Schaffrick John C. Leslie Natalie Kathryn Ray Scott C. O’Brien Kristine Kain Schwetye Brooke Raushel Levy William F. Rives Loyalty Club Page Thead Pulliam Sally Ann Stinchfi eld William Taylor Levy Elizabeth Janette Roads Kenneth A. Bohnert Scott G. Puttick Rachel Ashley Stuart Marc A. Lissauer Bradley S. Romig Emily Marie Dafferner James B. Roach Elliott W. Taliaferro Matthew D. Lum Linn C. Schifano Rebecca R. Smith Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI Jamie Renee Underwood Austin T. Lutz Kristen Bach Smithson John Gregory Willard Katherine Norman Sherrard Laura Elizabeth Vansickle Katie Elizabeth Maxwell Desiree Anahita Steimer Elizabeth Parish Smith Ashley Lauren Wells Joanie Blakemore McEnery Caitlin Elizabeth Sullivan Donor James C. Spencer Chase A. Williams Allethaire Anne Medlicott Christopher A. Thompson Keith B. Alexander Jessica Bray Squeglia Margaret Smith Works Robert C. Milam Andrew S. Trundle Laura Elizabeth Arnold Eden Gipson Stanton Sarah Hall Mitchell Rebecca Claire Tyler Lauren Prentice Bartling Michelle Jane Stillman ♦In Memoriam Samuel Patrick New Evan L. Weinberger Amanda Fraser Bash Alice McCracken Stoner Peter L. Paul, IV Charles L. Wheeler Alexandra Merlyn Boyd Bradley S. Stoner Blake C. Phillips Elizabeth Martin Wiedemann Jennifer Leigh Brake Mary Campbell Toussaint Kathryn Renee Pigg Nathaniel R. Wyeth Mollie Chatham Briskman

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 35 Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation Class Donors as 1943 ...... 58% 1957 ...... 68% 1971 ...... 45% 1985 ...... 30% 1999 ...... 33% Year % of Class 1944 ...... 66% 1958 ...... 57% 1972 ...... 38% 1986 ...... 29% 2000 ...... 26% 1945 ...... 52% 1959 ...... 66% 1973 ...... 40% 1987 ...... 37% 2001 ...... 27% 1932 ...... 33% 1946 ...... 51% 1960 ...... 61% 1974 ...... 43% 1988 ...... 29% 2002 ...... 23% 1933 ...... 20% 1947 ...... 59% 1961 ...... 45% 1975 ...... 31% 1989 ...... 34% 2003 ...... 24% 1934 ...... 44% 1948 ...... 54% 1962 ...... 56% 1976 ...... 31% 1990 ...... 30% 2004 ...... 25% 1935 ...... 33% 1949 ...... 57% 1963 ...... 45% 1977 ...... 37% 1991 ...... 29% 2005 ...... 17% 1936 ...... 64% 1950 ...... 54% 1964 ...... 44% 1978 ...... 34% 1992 ...... 27% 2006 ...... 14% 1937 ...... 50% 1951 ...... 65% 1965 ...... 51% 1979 ...... 31% 1993 ...... 34% 2007 ...... 16% 1938 ...... 54% 1952 ...... 57% 1966 ...... 45% 1980 ...... 33% 1994 ...... 33% 1939 ...... 52% 1953 ...... 64% 1967 ...... 46% 1981 ...... 35% 1995 ...... 28% 1940 ...... 52% 1954 ...... 52% 1968 ...... 45% 1982 ...... 29% 1996 ...... 28% 1941 ...... 60% 1955 ...... 62% 1969 ...... 42% 1983 ...... 37% 1997 ...... 30% 1942 ...... 53% 1956 ...... 64% 1970 ...... 44% 1984 ...... 32% 1998 ...... 31% Alumni Awards for 2007-2008 (Presented Homecoming 2008, Oct. 3-4)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1969 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $87,002. 1959-1997 is presented to the Class of 1969 for its gift of $87,002. 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 1960 for its 9.14% increase in donors. the years 1959-1997 is presented to the Class of 1959 for achieving 66% participation in the Annual Fund. The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the Class of 1959 for its gift increase of 494%. Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 1998 for its gift of $17,385. The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or more is awarded to the Class of 1951 for its gift of $71,258. Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 1999 for achieving The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class 33% participation. graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1957 for achieving 68% participation in the Annual Fund.

Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2007-2008 Leadership Council Todd Doolin ’87 Co-Chairperson Allison Griffi n Bittel ’98 John H. Coats ’75 Samuel L. Drash ’61 Mandy Haggerty Therrell ’04, Rickman Brown ’77 Darrell T. Cobbins ’97 Margaret L. Headrick ’73 Co-Chairperson David Carr ’98 Catherine S. Cuellar ’96 Heather Hettinger ’91 Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ’87 Ben Chastain ’03 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Scott Howard ’73 Robbie Baker ’87 Leslie Curry ’98 W. Michael Doramus ’72 David Lusk ’87 Melissa Hayes Baker ’84 Shelley Fulghum ’03 Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 William McLean ’57 Don and Nedra Bloom, Parents of Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Ann Holmes ’85 Ryan Mire ’93 Catherine ’06 Jill Helmer ’77 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Dorothy Neale ’77 Margaret Haigler Davis ’61 Laura Locke Kandilakis ’94 Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Joanna Priester ’88 Pat and Robert Edington ’50 Kate Strother ’03 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 John Anders Reynolds ’04 Tanya Beck Evans ’82 Gregor Turk ’82 Eric C. Mathews ’02 Crissy Stemkowski ’02 Mike and Nancy Hofto, Parents of Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Ada Jane Walters ’56 Meghan ’07 and Laura ’10 Washington, DC, Chapter David Overend ’96 James C. Whittington ’67 Charles Jones ’71 Established April 19, 2005 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Kevin S. Wiley, Jr.’94 Missy Meyers Jones ’74 Chapter Leaders: Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 James Eikner ’57, Immediate Past David Lindsey ’63 Clyde Henderson, III ’95, President Eric M. Teal ’91 President Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65 Clark Ogilvie ’91, Career Networking Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 James Augustine ’89, Board of Trustees William “Billy” McLean ’57 Nancy DiPaolo ’97, Career Networking Representative Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Lucy Cook, Mother of Becky ’08 and Alumni Association Stephen Ceccoli, Faculty Gus and Mary Lou Meaher, Parents of David ’12, Student Recruitment & Executive Board Representative Helen ’07 Outreach Marcus Kimbrough ’90, President Douglas Lensing ’08, President, Norman Nicolson ’75 Kim Kirkpatrick ’03, Chapter Marynell Branch ’77, President-Elect Rhodes Student Government Ruth Metcalf Rye ’84 Programming & Events Katharine Farmer ’99, Vice-President Bud Richey, Associate Vice President Scott Rye ’83 C. Kyle Russ ’04, Chapter Amy Doolin ’89, Secretary and Director of Alumni Relations George Talbot ’94 Programming & Events Ryan Mire ’93, Black Alumni Heather Green Talbot ’96 Mark Perriello ’99, Coalition Partners Connection Chairperson Alumni Chapters Knight Champion ’86 Anne H.K. Apple ’88 Atlanta Chapter Charlie Cook, Father of Becky ’08 and George Robert Baker ’87 Mobile / Gulf Coast Chapter Established February 19, 2004 David ’12 Joy Richmond Bowen’97 Established November 10, 2003 Chapter Leaders: Darrell Cobbins ’97 Chapter Leaders: Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77 Chairperson John Wade Therrell, III ’04, Ross Armstrong ’01

36 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Arkansas Chapter Houston Chapter New Orleans Chapter Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ’82 Established May 24, 2005 Established February 7, 2006 Established February 27, 2007 Shelby Thompson ’00 Chapter Leaders: Chapter Leaders: Shannon Cian ’02 Marynell Branch ’77 Chip Lane ’98, Chairperson Jean and Louis Cian, Parents of Homecoming/Reunion Brian Clary ’01 Ashley Browning ’99 Shannon ’02, Katie ’05 and Megan 2008 Volunteers Anne Hughes ’03 Scott Howard ’73 ’08 Charlie Kinslow ’72 Jason Javarone ’00 Dane Ciolino ’85 Class of 1953 Ed Parker ’96 Julie Auwarter Javarone ’01 Anne-Marie Crifasi ’07 Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw, Reunion Chair Kristen Nichols McDaniel ’00 Gretchen Deeves ’83 Betty Martin Barker Memphis Chapter Rachel Morris Rosson ’99 Joby Dion ’99 Bob Crumby Established July 12, 2005 Robert Edgecombe ’04 Betty Jo Carter Dodson Chapter Leaders: Chicago Chapter Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe ’03 Roscoe Feild Greg Ritter ’93, Chairperson Established March 23, 2006 Lawton Fabacher ’02 Joan Ramier Anne Kaiser Apple ’88 Chapter Leaders: Lyn and Robert Fabacher, Parents of Don Ramier Jim Apple ’89 Montserrat Alsina ’84 Lawton ’02 and Caroline ’06 Elizabeth Collins Swaim David Burke ’04 Jena Balton ’02 Creswell Gardner ’98 Ann Taylor Walker Waters Kelly Ensor ’99 Ellen DeLoach Baker ’94 Marcie Planchon Gardner ’98 George Wilson Jonathan Hulgan ’03 Nick Grojean ’00 Loretta Lambert ’96 Bill Young Megan Pollock Hulgan ’04 Elizabeth Hood ’98 Sarah Lanneau ’01 Anna Ivey ’06 Vanessa Kosloski ’04 Jack Leslie ’04 Class of 1958 Lisa Jain ’02 Ashley Kutz ’04 Michael Mann ’01 Betty Chalmers Peyton, Reunion Claire Madison ’97 Chrissy Mobley ’01 John McCants ’00 Co-chair Katie Maxwell ’04 Linn Schifano ’05 Joanie McEnery ’04 Beth LeMaster Simpson, Reunion Amy Moore ’07 Heather Tyler ’97 Parke McEnery ’02 Co-Chair Crissy Cody Stemkowski ’02 Kelly and Pete Young, Parents of Jamie Andrew O’Brien ’05 Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy Stash Stemkowski ’00 ’09 David Perlis ’90 Chuck Blake Viktoria Ziebarth ’97 Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90 Bob Booth Nashville Chapter Elizabeth Townsend ’04 John Bryan Established September 13, 2005 New York City Chapter Linda and Peter Tufton, Parents of Neville Frierson Bryan Chapter Leaders: Established July 11, 2006 Margaret ’08, Michael ’09 and Mike Cody Trish Puryear Crist ’90, President Chapter Leaders: Anne ’10 Sam Cole & Career Development/Student Georgianna Bowersox ’05 Carl Yoder ’03 Richard Dortch Networking Chair Frank Byrd ’90 Simone Harvey Yoder ’03 John Dunlap Sara Kate Allen ’01, Student Ben Gohman ’97 Donna Mannina Young ’88 Hervey Doughton Martin Recruitment Chairperson Casey Hail ’04 Lynda Graham McCarty Theresa Cloys Carl ’75, Educational Matt Marcotte ’99 Austin Chapter Meg Caldwell McCarty Programming Chairperson John Marshall ’00 Established June 13, 2007 Sue Robinson McLean Emily Ogden ’00, Social Chairperson Bill Michaelcheck ’69 Nicole Albers ’99 Denton McLellan Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01, Social Marc Lissauer ’04 Alison Barnwell ’99 Marion Forsythe Meibaum Chairperson Philip Ruppel ’06 Elizabeth Coffee ’04 John Quinn Colleen Grady ’86, Service Carol Colclough Strickland ’68 Rachel Haggerty ’06 Betty Ann Russell Chairperson Sid Strickland ’68 Amy Hall ’96 David Simpson Andrea Hutchinson ’01, Young Alumni Anne Bragg Warren ’00 Gail and Burt Livengood, Parents of Buddy Whiteaker Chairperson Maura ’10 Mary Latta Whiteaker Kevin Clingan ’90, Family St. Louis Chapter Karen Thompson Manroe ’84 Kip Shoaf Zbinden Programming Chairperson Established November 27, 2006 Anne and Jim Martin, Parents of Louis Zbinden Members at Large: Chapter Leaders: Meredith ’10 Michael Edwards ’79 Lauren Bell Beecher ’05 Ashley West Mohundro ’98 Class of 1963 Melinda Phillips ’03 Julie Allen Berger ’76 Robert Mohundro ’95 Bill Butler, Reunion Co-Chair Roger and Amy Robinson Bielicke ’90 Greg Peters ’82 Joe Duncan, Reunion Co-Chair North Texas Chapter Myles Bogner ’96 Jason Pierce ’00 Bob Fey, Fundraising Chair Established September 21, 2005 Dana Chamblee ’9 Matt Prewett ’01 Chapter Leaders: Steve Collins ’77 Jamie Roeling ’96 Class of 1968 Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 Anna Teekell Hays ’01 Stacy Sidle ’04 Drue Thom White, Reunion Co-Chair Catherine Cuellar ’96 Emily Dodson Jarrett ’99 Kendel White ’92 Bob Morris, Reunion Co-Chair Clare Dempsey ’99 Rob Jarrett ’93 Liza Wilson ’93 Jennifer Fey Edmonds, Reunion Host Courtney Elliott Itson ’98 Sarah Koehler Jenkins ’98 Scott Arnold Stuart Fallen ’99 Megan Jessee ’04 New England Chapter Mauria Jackson Aspell Susan Brombacher Fallen ’00 Terry Johns ’92 Established June 24, 2007 Noni Harvin Buchanan Lauren Kennedy ’08 Mark Johnson ’93 Christie Brewer Boyd ’01 Bubba Clark C.W. Sheehan ’01 Vicki and Mark Keller, Parents of Jeremy Boyd ’01 Richard Ennis Sunni Thompson ’98 Rebekah ’08 Jim Golden ’85 Charlotte Parmelee Merrill Kevin Wiley ’94 Tory and Ken Mallin, Parents of Chip Michael Faber ’98 Annie Olson Paden ’09 Raleigh Finlayson ’01 Mike Richards Birmingham Chapter Ebony Woods McCain ’00 John Hicks ’90 Established October 27, 2005 Sean Quinn ’06 Leah Coker Huffman ’97 Class of 1973 Chapter Leaders: Wendy Pikula ’83 Pat Dickson Jones ’64 Meriwether Montgomery, Reunion Merryl Taylor Cooper ’94 Anna Marie Hill Schumacher ’73 Gil Jones ’65 Co-Chair Maggie McDonald ’98 Kirstyn Schwartz ’04 Neal Lakdawala ’97 Judy Tygard, Reunion Co-Chair Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Natasha Westrich Wood ’95 Lisa and Tom Lamb, Parents of Chris Chip Schramm ’98 Jason Woods ’97 ’11 Damon Norcross ’98 Melanie Smith Norcross ’96

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 37 Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2008-2009 continued from page 37 Class of 1978 Class of 1988 Class of 1998 Class of 2003 Ruthann Ray, Reunion Co-Chair Anne Kaiser Apple, Reunion Chair Abigail Jumper, Reunion Co-Chair Tyler Sanders, Reunion Chair Donna Del Donno Vosper, Reunion and Host Sarah Lindsey Harrison, Reunion Melinda Phillips, Fundraising Chair Co-Chair Joanna Smith Priester, Fundraising Co-Chair Ben Chastain Bill Byrd Chair Elizabeth Hood, Fundraising Chair Cyanne Demchak Smitty Charlton Brooke Glover Emery Chirag Chauhan Shelley Fulghum Paul E. Renfroe, Jr. Tommy Coleman Elizabeth Fairman Kate Hazelrig Beth Deming Schaeffer Kate Zeitler Enright Elizabeth Haag Kim Kirkpatrick Sandy Schaeffer Florence Johnson Raines Allison Hester Martha Thomas Lynn Reecer Sudderth Stephen Hester Helen Theo Smith Class of 1993 Katie Kibler Karen Weimer Willis Joey Dudek, Reunion Chair Scott Kibler Stephanie Sullivan, Fundraising Chair Emylie Kirby Class of 1983 Ryan Mire Mitchell Klink Susan Logan Huffman, Reunion Sarah Henry Maggie McDonald Co-Chair Kelley Slagle Funk Molly Molina Michelle Vick Fulmer, Reunion Carolyn Ransford Co-Chair Chip Schramm Cindy Brown Bair Stephanie Shackelford Richard Bird Vic Suane Maura Brady Costello Amanda Grebe Tamburrino Perry Dement Angie Wellford Bobby Eason Fred Wix Trice Gibbons Robin Haynie Hanna Melissa Barth Ivy Barry Johnson Lewis Kalmbach Charlotte Patton Parks Leslie Drake Schutt Rush Waller

38 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2007-2008 Spence L. Wilson, Chair Wilton D. Hill Emeriti Trustees Faculty-Elected Trustees Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc. Private Investor Robert W. Amis ’48 Stephen J. Ceccoli Wayzata, Minnesota Associate Professor, International William J. Michaelcheck ’69, John C. Hugon ’77 Secretary (Retired), Advance Studies Vice Chair Duncan, Oklahoma Acceptance Corporation New York, New York President, Hugon Capital Darlene Loprete Chairman, Management, L.P. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Prof.essor, Chemistry Mariner Investment Group, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee J.L. Jerden ’59 Chairman (retired), National Ann M. Viano Randall R. Rhea ’77, Secretary Atlanta, Georgia Commerce Bancorporation Associate Professor, Physics Roanoke, Virginia Chairman, Pritchard & Jerden, Inc. Managing Partner, Carilion Family Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Student-Elected Trustees Medicine-Parkway Physicians W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Memphis, Tennessee Humboldt, Tennessee Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Leah K. Hirsch ’08 James W. O’Brien, Treasurer President and CEO, Jones Springdale, Arkansas Hingham, Massachusetts Companies, Ltd. Charles P. Cobb ’44 International Studies and Founder, Bare Cove Financial Memphis, Tennessee Political Science J. Stephen Martin Partner, Cobb Fiduciary Services Trustees Houston, Texas Douglas H. Lensing ’08 Vice President and General J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Memphis, Tennessee James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Counsel (retired), Anadarko Memphis, Tennessee Political Science Memphis, Tennessee Petroleum Corporation Private Investor Senior Vice President, Hafford C. Porter, II ’08 Raymond James Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Greensboro, North Carolina Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee English Michelle B. Babcock ’98 President, McNeill Investment Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Wilson, Wyoming Company Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Founder and President, Berkowitz, PC Equipoise Fund Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Memphis, Tennessee Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51 James H. Barton Financial Adviser, Waddell & Reed Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Civic Leader President and Treasurer, Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Barton Group, Inc. Chicago, Illinois C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Managing Partner, Two Rivers Houston, Texas Jack R. Blair Capital Management, LLC Professor Emeritus, Memphis, Tennessee M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Chairman, DJO, Inc. Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Atlanta, Georgia W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Susan E. Brown First Vice President, Private Client Memphis, Tennessee Dallas, Texas Group, Merrill Lynch Chairman and CEO, Civic Volunteer Mallory Group, Inc. Ali Saberioon John H. Bryan, III ’83 Houston, Texas John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Nashville, Tennessee President and CEO, Sabco Oil and Memphis, Tennessee President, Gas Corporation Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & Savannah Food Company Maxwell, PLC Robert R. Waller Robert H. Buckman Memphis, Tennessee Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Memphis, Tennessee President and CEO (retired), Sumner, Mississippi President, R. H. Buckman and Mayo Clinic President, Associates Mitchener Planting Company David D. Watts ’63 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Los Angeles, California Wayne W. Pyeatt Memphis, Tennessee Associate Vice President, Memphis, Tennessee Vice President of Trading, Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles Chairman Emeritus, Southeastern Asset National Bank of Commerce Management, Inc. Steven E. Wynne Portland, Oregon S. Herbert Rhea Joe M. Duncan ’63 Private Investor Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee President, Partner, Burch Porter & Johnson William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio) Rhea Financial Corporation Memphis, Tennessee Laila Adams Eckels ’71 President, Rhodes College Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Civic Volunteer Civic Leader

William E. Evans Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Director and CEO, St. Jude President (retired), Children’s Research Hospital National Trust Life Insurance Co.

Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 39 40 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008 The Eggers’ Hawaiian Home— A gift that’s good for them and good for Rhodes

A busy career found Tricia Butterworth Egger ’65 living in Chicago, California, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Yet, her Rhodes education and good memories of college life have remained with her for more than 40 years. So when Tricia and her husband Larry began thinking about using a condominium they owned in Hawaii to make a charitable gift in 1999, Rhodes was on the short list of institutions they considered. “To tell you the truth, the people at Rhodes just showed more interest in receiving a gift of real estate than other people we contacted,” Larry said. “Rhodes wanted the college to have the benefi t, and they worked Larry and Tricia Butterworth Egger in Sedona, AZ hard to make the gift work.” Tricia and Larry deeded their Hawaiian condo to The Egger Charitable Remainder Unitrust at Rhodes. The trust sold the condo, and the proceeds from the sale are used to pay income to the Eggers for the life of the trust. “When we are gone, Rhodes can use the remaining trust assets for whatever needs they identify,” says Larry. “I’ve been really impressed with the college Rhodes has become,” Tricia says, citing the caliber of faculty and students. “Also, working with people in the community lets students experience real life and gives them excellent training for the future. It teaches responsibility.” Tricia and Larry now live in Sedona, Az, where they plan to spend their retirement years. “The unitrust provides retirement income for us while providing for the future of Rhodes,” Larry says. “It’s really a heck of a deal.”

For some donors, there is a silver lining to the current down economy. Donors who give a remainder interest in their home or farm to Rhodes can continue to live there the rest of their lives and receive a larger charitable income tax deduction than they would receive during times of prosperity. For more information, please contact Sue Matthews, Director of Planned Giving, at: 901-843-3919 or 800-264-5969 NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID SENATOBIA MS PERMIT NO. 109 2000 North Parkway Memphis, TN 38112-1690 www.rhodes.edu

Mission Accomplished Jennifer Thompson ’08 in zero-gravity aboard NASA’s ‘Weightless Wonder” July 17, 2008. Thompson, along with Brad Atkins ’10, Gavin Franks ’09, Josh Fuchs ’11, Lulu Li ’11, Ben Rice ’09 and Chase Sliger ’10, designed and successfully completed their physics experiment—establishing an orbit between two oppositely electrically charged spheres during their reduced gravity fl ights. They also completed an experiment designed by Memphis’ Central High School students. The fi rst Rhodes physics team to go up did a similar experiment in August 2006. The “dream team” who supported students this year included Professors Brent Hoffmeister, Deseree Meyer Brittingham, technical associate Glen Davis and departmental assistant Eva Owens. Photo: NASA