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Volume 6, Number 3 Fall, 1995 ThWEB

AROUND THE WEB ... pages 2'12

Shirley Toney Named Dean Full-time Enrollment Soars A publication of the Division of University Relations First MBA Class Graduates New Faculty Join Ranks M. Christopher White, President Jerome Scott Remembered Ralph W. Dixon Jr., Vice President Calendar of Events for University Relations

Robin T. Burton, Editor SPORTS IN THE WEB

Matt Webber, Writer ... pages 13-15

Mark Wilson, Sports Editor Bulldogs Play Under the Lights Terry Guess Threatens Opponents Wilson Brooks, Art Director

Pam Sharts, Photographer ALUMNI IN THE WEB

The Web is published for alumni, ... pages 16-20

parents and friends of Gardner-Webb Homecoming Slated for October 6-7 University. It is published four times a Class Notes year, with issues in spring, summer, fall “Mom Goodwin" Remembered

and winter. ANNUAL REPORT Please mail information and address changes to:

The Web The Web is now available, upon request, on audio cassette Post Office Box 976 tape. To obtain a copy please contact the Office of Public Boiling Springs, North Carolina Relations at (704) 4M'46!6. 28017 (704) 434-4637

Your comments are welcome. A Student’s Best New Vice President Brings Unique

Try to interview Bruce Moore Need an introduction? He is and you’re soon talking about Gardner-Webb’s new vice president yourself. He has a way of asking and dean for student development, about your background, a position he assumed July 17. your family, your Don’t worry if you haven’t heard of priorities, your values, him, Moore says, because for the your interests - and past five years he has worked at the he appears to hang other end of North Carolina at onto your every Chowan College. word. You may find His arrival at Gardner-Webb, yourself leaving his however, results from extenuating office in half an circumstances - Moore fills the hour ... having position held by Jerome Scott forgotten what you before his untimely death in May. ever intended to Ironically, Moore was well- see him about. acquainted with Scott, and the two That very often attended administrative quality may be what workshops together over the years draws students to as roommates. Moore responds by Bruce Moore ... not saying, “I can’t be Jerome Scott, but the stereotypical I don’t think anyone expects me to characteristic of a be. There are similarities, though, college administrator. when it comes to wanting the But, then again, he absolute best for young people.” says there’s nothing Being a student and working typical about him. with students has been a constant throughout Moore’s career. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Campbell University and a master’s degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with an emphasis in Religious Education. He has served with the North Carolina Baptist State Convention; been religious activities director at Campbell; and held the titles of minister of young adults, associate pastor, and minister of youth and college students at several churches. It’s easy to sense that Moore yrn o %

you to sit there and listen to their complaints.” rriend It means setting aside time for students - maybe the reason Moore admits he doesn’t wear a watch. “Many times it’s what you don’t do Style to Qardner-Webb that makes a difference. If a kid comes to me wanting to talk about has no trouble fitting in no matter situation in a college setting. The a problem and I’m constantly where his job takes him. What’s intellectual virtue will be taken glancing at the clock, what kind of important, he says, is that he care of in the classroom. But we impression am I giving?” wholeheartedly believes in can also offer the moral virtue, so Academic degrees and Christian higher education - to speak, outside the classroom so professional training can help when whether it’s at Chowan, Gardner- that a student gets the complete you’re an administrator, Moore Webb, or any other Christian benefit of his or her years at says, but many times it’s the School institution. And he often finds Gardner-Webb.” of Hard Knocks that provides the rather colorful ways to describe A great deal of what Moore is best preparation when dealing with what he means. responsible for directly affects the college students. “If you don’t like Pepsi-Cola, students, including the supervision “I’m a father, and many times I you don’t work for Pepsi-Cola,” he of residence life and student look at how I would want my child says. “If I didn’t have a passion for activities, campus police and safety, treated if he were in a certain schools like Gardner-Webb, I campus ministry and counseling situation. Sometimes you go with a wouldn’t be here. At my first staff services, health services, student gut feeling, and sometimes you meeting here, I told those people discipline and student government. make mistakes, but you always do the same thing. I said we’ve all Creating an environment that what you think is best for the chosen to be here, so let’s work students will embrace means young person - as a parent or a together for the benefit of our most relating to them, listening to them college administrator.” important resource - the students.’ and earning their trust, Moore says. Moore adds a final “Oh, by the He uses the word “family” often He quickly adds, however, that way...”. His Student Development when he describes his staff. He working with students doesn’t mean staff has adopted its own personal explains, “That’s because a family is catering to all their wishes. “I think mission statement: Changing the close-knit; they care deeply for one they want respect, to be treated world, one person at a time. another and work together like a fairly, not to be overlooked. A lot The sm i le he flashes must team. That’s what I think it takes of times it means they simply want mean he’s happy with the way to genuinely care about the well¬ that sounds. being of our students.” The goal, Moore says, is to give Gardner-Webb students a total and complete college experience. Getting a degree and getting an education can be two very different things, Moore believes. “The world not only needs better workers and laborers, it also needs better people. We can compliment what students learn in the classroom by offering them an exceptional place to live as well as to learn.” Further illustrating his point, Moore recalls the words of an ancient philosopher. “Aristotle talked about the intellectual and moral virtues and how one works so closely with the other. It’s the same

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Nursing School Gets Dean f | 'he Gardner-Webb Associate 11 Degree in Nursing (ADN) -Toney Named Administrative Head — JL Program learned recently that I a perfect 42 out of 42 nursing During opening convocation “We are moving toward a students passed the state nursing ceremonies in August, Dr. Chris system of deans with our major hoard examination this year. A White announced the programs, and Dr. Toney fits passing grade on the exam is required appointment of Dr. Shirley Toney perfectly into the plans we have before a student is legally allowed to as the first dean of for the School of practice as a registered nurse. the Gardner-Webb Nursing,” Dr. The National Council Licensure School of Nursing. Blackburn said. “I Examination (NCLEX) is a Dr. Toney, don’t know of anyone computerized test that determines a a Rutherford who has more student’s ability to apply theory to County native who experience in all practical nursing situations. first began teaching phases of nursing Questions focus on n u rs i ng in the Gardner- instruction and judgement and nursing practices in Webb nursing administration.” order to monitor critical thinking program in 1965, has Dr. Blackburn capabilities. served as director of added that Dr. Toney Dr. Shirley Toney, director of the nursing programs was responsible for ADN Program who was recently and chair of the two- building the current named dean o! the GWU School of year, associate nursing faculty and Nursing, explained that this year’s degree in nursing developing the ADN class was the first to graduate (ADN) program on campus. proposal that brought the bachelor u n d e r raised G a rdne r-W e h h Dr. Gil Blackburn, vice of science (BSN) program to the admissions standards and new president and dean of academic Boiling Springs campus. curriculum requirements. New affairs, praised Dr. Toney’s Dr. Toney will continue to featu.res of .t he program include achievements at Gardner-Webb, head the ADN program while also NCLEX review soft wa re on noting that she has been the most directing all nursing programming computer as well as intensive, post¬ instrumental figure in redefining on the Boiling Springs and graduation review sessions. the Gardner-Webb nursing Statesville campuses. “The program is such that it programs into the current attracts highly motivated students structure. who recognize the need for practical, quality nursing education,” Dr. Full-Time Enrollment Soars Toney said. “The success our students had with the state hoard " ' Over 1,200 Undergraduates Registered'” exam is indicative of the types of The number of full-time “It’s one thing to rise while students we are enrolling and our undergraduates enrolled on the everyone else is rising. But we’re exceptional facu 1 ty.” Boiling Springs campus is on the enrolling a record number of Interest in both the ADN and rise. As of Labor Day, Gardner- students while many institutions BSN programs is at an all-time high, Webb had reported a record are struggling to simply maintain according to Dr. Gil Blackburn, vice number of students who were what they’ve got,” he said. president and dean of academic registered for 12 or more hours in Over 2,400 are registered for affairs.“We’re very encouraged with the undergraduate degree program. classes for the first time in GWU the number of applicants in both A total of 1,203 were acounted history, and that number could programs,” he said. “Quite literally, for, President Chris White said, reach 2,500 once all programs are w e a r e compared to 1,066 at the same accounted for later this fall. time one year ago. Dr. White said a more focused ADN Program T**" The jump represents a marketing and recruiting effort has Scores Perfect whopping 11 percent increase, brought in not only more students, something Dr. White describes as but students who are academically “absolutely phenomenal.” better qualified as well.

/ THE WEB Poston Named President Emeritus

Gardner-Webb Trustees voted in Memorial Library, Dover Campus enclosure of the swimming pool and May to name former school Center, Ernest W. Spangler Football construction of the tennis courts. president Dr. Gene Poston President Stadium, Dover Chapel, Myers and Proclaimed as the “Decade of Emeritus. Spangler residence halls, Mauney Advance” when he was installed in Dr. Poston, who served as 1961, the years that followed president of Gardner-Webb from featured several watershed events at 1961 to 1975, is the first from Gardner-Webb. The institution Gardner^Webb to be given the became a senior college in 1971, honorary title. Although no formal enrollment surpassed the 1,000- obligations are attached to the title, student plateau and a $1.5 million Dr. Poston will be involved in campaign was successfully special events and University completed. Dr. Poston brought functions, as well as lending several nationally known figures to guidance to institutional projects campus as well during that time, and ventures. including the Rev. Billy Graham, Current GWU President Dr. Paul Harvey, Colonel Sanders and Chris White noted, "In terms of Johnny Cash. honor, this is very significant. Dr. Dr. Poston came to Gardner- Poston was many things to many Webb in 1959 as a Bible professor in people, and it was agreed that this the Religion Department before was the most appropriate way to and Nanney residence halls, and being named president. He was the recognize that.” Lutz-Yelton residence hall. last to live in the President’s House Poston’s era at Gardner-Webb Other notable achievements adjacent to campus, which now was marked by progress, especially under Dr. Poston include the houses the WGWG campus radio the physical growth of the campus. enlargement of the Webb station studios. Among the structures that were built Administrative Building, the under his guidance are Dover purchasing of the Lindsay Building, 2 from GWU Among Elite Group Parsons’ and Cullinan’s accomplished through internships, achievements place them among an though individual seminaries and elite group of only 20 Southern divinity schools utilize different Baptist educators who have met the approaches in helping students to standards and have been certified by practice what they have learned in the In-Service Guidance the classroom. Association. For certification, Dr. Dr. Parsons directs the Parsons attended the Association’s Mentor/Teacher Program for the annual meeting at the Hispanic School of Divinity. The program Dr. Robert T. Parsons Jr., Baptist Theological Seminary in assigns students to qualified and assistant to the dean of the School San Antonio, Texas, in August. experienced ministers who meet of Divinity at Gardner-Webb, was The In-Service Guidance with the students on a regular basis recently certified by the In-Service Association is an organization to lend guidance on ministerial Guidance Association as a certified comprised primarily of Baptist issues and help develop academic director of Field-Based Education. educators who are personally and spiritual skills. He joins GWU religion and involved in field-based education. Dr. Cullinan is currently chair of religious education professor Dr. Its purpose is to involve the Department of Religious Studies Alice Cullinan as having achieved undergraduate students preparing for and Philosophy. She has also served certification from the Association. the ministry with practical as an adjunct faculty member for the She was certified in 1993 as a experience in a ministry setting. School of Divinity. director of ministerial education. That experience is most often

FALL 1995 / 5 Summer Commencement Features First MBA Graduates Gardner-Webb’s summer Especially targeting the new was guest speaker at the dinner. He commencement ceremonies MBA graduates, Crawley focused on told the MBA class of graduates to featured the school’s first the ever-changing climate in business place more emphasis on the class of Master of Business and technology and the need to keep knowledge they have secured rather Administration (MBA) graduates. pace with a progressive society. than the degree they have attained. Among the 25 MBA graduates "I commend you for not only "Many people have degrees making history at Gardner-Webb recognizing the need for new hanging on their walls," Hamilton were three unique young men - information, but for pursuing it," noted. "What will set you apart is Michael Panther, Mamadi Corra and Crawley said, smiling at the 1995 how you use what you’ve learned and Hardin Whitaker. MBA class. "The world is fast and the experiences that you’ve gained at Panther, who is employed by the furious, especially in business and Gardner-Webb through its MBA North Carolina Division of technology. Vow to never stop Program. The sacrifice that you’ve Vocational Rehabilitation as an learning, inside and outside the made to make yourself better will pay Independent Living counselor, is classroom." off. I guarantee it." confined to a wheelchair. His job is Three days before graduation, the Earlier this year the School of to teach others with disabilities how MBA candidates and their families Divinity at Gardner-Webb, also to manage their personal and were honored with a dinner in the begun in 1993, recognized its first professional affairs. Ritch Banquet Hall on the GWU class of graduates at spring Corra, who is employed by Plastic campus. Penny Couch and Richard graduation. Oddities in nearby Shelby, has now Furse, two graduating MBA students, Overall, 193 students received attained both his undergraduate addressed the audience with diplomas during summer degree and graduate MBA degree recollections of their two years spent commencement, 25 constituting the from Gardner-Webb despite his pursuing the degree. Both singled out historic class of MBA graduates. blindness. the special attention that the MBA Bachelor of Science degrees were Whitaker is planning to attend faculty gave to students, making the conferred on 131 students; MBA, 25; law school at Campbell University. long study hours and intense group Master of Arts, 24; Bachelor of Arts, Amazingly, he completed the sessions bearable. nine; Associate of Arts, three; Master requirements for his MBA degree in Ed Hamilton, president of First of Arts in Christian Ministry, one. only one year. National Bank of Cleveland County, Each of the three met with rousing ovations as he crossed the platform. The MBA Program at Gardner-Webb was begun in 1993 with a total of 70 enrolled. It is designed as a two-year course of study. However, students are free to pursue the degree at their own pace. Popularity in the program continues to be on the rise as a projected 120 students are scheduled to begin MBA classes this fall. Jim Crawley, dean of the Gardner-Webh School of Business, delivered the keynote address for commencement. The first MBA graduating class was honored with a dinner in Ritch Banquet Hall on campus.

I THE WEB f University Breaks New Ground With Weekend Classes

A University must be doing wouldn’t miss as many and would in long-term goal, but positive response something right when its turn do better in those classes." so far from students about the students want to spend their Gardner-Webb officials noted Saturday offerings has been weekends taking classes. That’s the that the University’s size was an heartening. situation Gardner-Webb’s Master of advantage in the rapid In North Carolina, Gardner- Business Administration Webb becomes only the fifth (MBA) Program found MBA program out of 20 that "It’s an encouraging sign itself in this summer. has provided weekend classes that we’re offering a program In an experimental to its students. That’s the third move, Gardner-Webb that people would want to piece of good news the administrators and School spend their weekends being a program has received recently. In addition to Gardner-Webb of Business officials in June part of♦ " decided to offer an MBA graduating its first MBA - Dr. Keith Griggs course on Saturdays due to class during summer suggestions from students. commencement, Dr. Griggs And the idea caught on. So said preliminary enrollment much so that additional implementation of the idea figures for the program indicate as weekend courses were scheduled for since the decision did not have to many as 120 students could be taking die current fall semester. make its way through the MBA classes this fall. "To the best of my knowledge, it’s bureaucracy of a larger institution. The MBA Program at Gardner- the first time Gardner-Webb has ever Eventually, Dr. Griggs said, he Webb was begun in 1993 with 75 offered Saturday classes," said Dr. would like to see a comprehensive students enrolled. Keith Griggs, director of the MBA weekend program in place. It’s a Program. "It’s more work for the professors, but at the same time its an encouraging sign that we re offering a program that people would want to spend their weekends being a part of. In other words, it s a good problem to have." Dr. Griggs said a group of working professionals enrolled in the MBA Program approached him and the faculty about the possibility of Saturday classes because of the difficulty in driving to campus from out of town after work for night classes. In particular, two students from Hickory noted that getting off work at 5 p.m. and being at Gardner- Webb for 6 p.m. classes was becoming hard to accomplish. "Business people in our program Dr. Chris White was recently honored twice by the Shelby Rotary Club, haring are working during the week but been elected as the organization's president and then presented with one of the often have their Saturdays free," he Rotary Foundation's highest honors as a Raul Harris Fellow Award recipient. explained. "So they said if they could Here, he is shown ivith his wife, Linda ; son Marty (far left) with fiancee take classes on the weekends, they Heather Robertson; and (far right) son Andy with fiancee Caswell Martin.

FALL 1995 / i Four local high school graduates GWU GOAL Program Expands have been awarded the Joseph B. Freeman Jr. Education To Rutherford County Scholarship for 1995. The scholarship is given to area students whose academic ability and Interest in Gardner-Webb’s an associate’s degree in Rutherford motivation are good, hut whose GOAL Program is growing, and so County. personal circumstances or financial is the program itself. Gardner-Webb hopes that the situations make attending college GOAL (Greater Opportunities relationship with neighboring difficult. for Adult Learners) has added a county residents will encourage Rashonda Mintz and Shannon 14th satellite location. Now adults the Isothermal GOAL students to Lea Jones of Shelby High School, in neighboring Rutherford County become more involved with the Tracy Dawn Costner of Burns High with at least two years of college main campus in Boiling Springs. School and Nicole Antonnette can complete their four-year Spindale, where the site is located, Williams of Kings Mountain High degree on the Isothermal is approximately 25 minutes from School are this year’s recipients. Community College campus in Gardner-Webb. The scholarship is named for the Spindale. "GOAL classes run in cycles," late Joseph B. Freeman Jr., a Students will be able to earn said Evan Thompson, dean of longtime Cleveland County an associate’s degree at Isothermal Special Studies at GWU. "If a businessman who was formerly the and then continue their studies in student needs a class, but can’t head of the Interstate Johnson Lane three undergraduate majors - take it during a semester when it’s office in Shelby. Recipients were business administration, offered at Isothermal, the nominated by their high school accounting and human services. proximity of the schools allows the principals and approved by the Helen Lowery, chair of the student to make a short drive to respective superintendents. business department at Isothermal, the University campus for that Under the guidelines of the first approached Gardner-Webb class, if necessary." scholarship, fund, at least half of the about offering the program. The Courses at Isothermal will be recipients will attend Gardner-Webb University is close to neighboring held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, University. Rashonda Mintz and Rutherford County and the classes whereas GOAL courses on the Tracy Dawn Costner are attending serve to increase the educational GWU campus are on Mondays Gardner-Webh this fall. The opportunities available to their and Wednesdays. Thompson adds University has agreed to match, students. that due to the short distance dollar for dollar, the amount awarded GWU President Chris White between schools, Isothermal to those recipients provided they are decided that if enough interest was GOAL students will also be enroll e d f u 11 -1 i m e in t h e shown in the Rutherford County fortunate to have full-time GWU undergraduate program. The fund is site, plans could begin faculty commuting to Rutherford used to provide tuition, housing and immediately to set up classes. An County to teach the majority of meals for the students. information session was scheduled courses there. Ed Hamilton, president of First and more than 60 prospective "It’s a good situation all National Bank of Cleveland County, students came calling. By second around," he said. "We haven’t had was one of many local husiness summer school term in late June, a GOAL site in Rutherford leaders who helped organize the two classes were in full swing at County in nearly 10 years. It’s scholarship fund. He explained, Isothermal and calls for obvious that there are a lot of "This is for those information about future people in that area eager to take students who want to enrollment were pouring in. advantage of the opportunity to attend college hut ■4 Earn Both Gardner-Webb and obtain a Gardner-Webb degree." can’t secure the Isothermal hope to benefit from The program targets adult Teeman n e c e s s a r y a s s i s t a n c e the arrangement. Isothermal can students, especially those who to do so. It’s for those now offer the possibility of delayed entering college because Scholarship who are about to fall completing four-year degrees on of full-time employment or raising through the cracks." their campus, an attractive a family. For more information proposition to students who had about the GOAL Program, please previously only had the option of call (704) 434-4625.

18 / THE WEB GWU Opening Doors To Foreign Markets

Most area businesses know environmental standards, shipping foreign markets exist. and payments, expediting However, many don’t know documentation and solving legal, tax how to enter or where to look for and financing problems. them. In addition to Gardner-Webb Thus, the new World Trade assistance, prominent leaders from Resource Center Organization area counties are lending their (WTRCO) at Gardner-Webb was experience and resources to novice developed this summer to help exporters who are just beginning to regional companies export their step into the international business products. world. Workshops, seminars and The WTRCO is a joint venture information materials are also of the University with area chambers provided for those seeking guidance. of commerce, educational Dr. Negbenebor added that institutions and various trade groups. newcomers can learn many of the Its mission is to help local businesses essentials needed to create exporting gain access to foreign markets and possibilities. Trade issues within a exporting possibilities. foreign market, global investment "A fear of the unknown prevents issues, key contact sources, possible many firms from exporting. The corporate sponsors and inexpensive "Since 1994 purpose of this new organization is to advertising ideas are but a few of the act as a counselor and help ease the topics that can be covered upon North Carolina transition into a foreign market, said request. Dr. Anthony Negbenebor, associate The WTRCO is an offspring of exports have professor of economics at GWU. the University’s World Trade Dr. Negbenebor is an organizing Resource Center, which is housed in totaled more member of the WTRCO who noted the Dover Memorial Library on than $13.7 that only one out of every nine campus and provides state-of-the-art North Carolina businesses export computer and informational billion... The their products, indicating the need capabilities for international for growth. business. Features such as an export trend is there, Although businesses don t take hotline and economic bulletin board full advantage of these markets, their are available to keep users abreast of and we hope this efforts have improved, according to the latest developments in foreign new organization Jim Crawley, dean of the GWU markets. School of Business and also an Also available for those seeking can help many organizing member of the WTRCO. assistance through the WTRCO is "Since 1994 North Carolina MEXNET, a 24-hour computer businesses take exports have totaled more than $13.7 service that provides key information billion, an increase of almost $4 for American businesses who are advantage of that billion from 1993," Crawley said. making contact with prospective "The trend is there, and we hope this Mexican business outlets. trend." new organization can help many Anyone interested in learning businesses take advantage of that how their business can expand into exporting and international business trend." The center provides information is encouraged to call (704) 434-4385 - Jim C 'niwley about negotiating with international for more information. offices, meeting foreign product and

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, I New Faculty Members Join Gardner-Webb Ranks

R. Wayne Stacy joins the faculty as City as associate professor of New of Christian Ethics at i professor of Religion. He has been Testament studies. Southwestern Baptist Theological l Seminary in Ft. Worth, TX. serving as pastor of First Baptist Bob Adams is now serving as Church of Raleigh. He previously professor of Christian Ethics in Sheri Adams also has joined the taught at Midwestern Baptist the School of Divinity. Most School of Divinity as associate Theological Seminary in Kansas recently he was visiting professor professor of Theology and Church History. Previously she was associate professor of Theology at School Names New Vice President the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Buenos and Student Dean Aires, Argentina. Robert James Bass has come to Gardner- Webb as associate professor of mathematics. Gardner-Webb and love for college students and n a m e d G . their well-being. As a person and Vic Costello has been named Bruce Moore administrator, he has shown strong assistant professor of of Chowan College character and admirable leadership communication studies. He has as its new vice abilities. " been working as an independent president and dean of University President Dr. Chris video production consultant and f student White explained that Moore and producer. deve 1 opment. He Jerome Scott were close friends Tamara Cox is serving as assistant officially began work before Scott’s death, colleagues professor of French. She has on July 17. Moore who shared similar ideals and recently taught beginning French tills the position concerns for student development. and French literature at the formerly held by Jerome Scott, "Bruce is definitely cut out of University of North Carolina at who passed away in May. the same mold as Jerome. Through Chapel Hill and the University of Moore, 47, has served the last their association, Bruce learned a Mississippi at Oxford. five years as vice president for great deal about Gardner-Webb," Sandra King has joined the faculty as student development and dean of White said. "Bruce r elates assistant professor of nursing. She students at Chowan, which is exceedingly well to students - just had previously served as located in Murfreesboro, N.C. His like Jerome. We expect Bruce to instructor for the Mary Black responsibilities there included the pick up where Jerome left off." School of Nursing at the supervision of campus police and Moore has taught religion and University of South Carolina at safety, residence life, student philosophy at Chowan and Spartanburg. discipline, student health services, C a m p b e 11, a n d h a s bee n a n c a r e e r d e v e 1 o p m ent, c a m p u s adjunct faculty memher of Dr. Matthew Theado has been ministry, counseling services, Christian e d u c a t i o n a t named assistant professor in the student government, summer Southeastern Baptist Theological English Department. camps and conferences and Seminary. Marjorie Bevins has joined the student activities, among others. Moore’s wife, Brenda, has faculty as an instructor of nursing. Administration officials at served previously as a Chapter I Mona Smith joined the Math Gardner-Webb say that Moore was Reading Specialist with Department as a part-time highly recommended, noting the Southampton County Schools in instructor. excellent rapport with students he Virginia. They have two children, h a s m a i n t a i n e d t h r o ugh his Jennifer, who is a recent graduate Dr. Gil Blackburn, vice president previous positions. Provost and of the University of North and dean of academic affairs, said, "In Senior Vice President Dr. Frank Carolina at Chapel Hill, and terms of quality, this group as a whole Bonner said of Moore, "We feel Michael, who attends Hargrave is as good or better than any group that Bruce has a genuine concern Military Academy. we have ever employed. Each new member comes highly recommended.”

i 10 / THE WEB Scott’s Legacy Remembered Gardner-Webb, on Sept. 5th suddenly in May, was a visible and the dedication, the weekly took a day to use the dedicated community leader who DIMENSIONS program centered on memory of Jerome Scott to generously gave of his time for the importance of community inspire students to volunteer their community and civic-minded service. In the afternoon a Student time in the same spirit he so often projects. Volunteer Fair gave students the did. Three events on Sept. 5th played opportunity to talk with local non¬ Scott, the former Gardner-Webb upon that theme. First, a tree was profit agencies in need of volunteers. vice president and dean of student dedicated behind the Dover Campus “We have grieved for Jerome and development who passed away Center in Scott’s memory. Following now we will utilize his memory in a positive way,” said President Chris White at the tree dedication, which attracted a crowd of over 300 staff and students. “What Jerome stood for was service to his fellow man. We can remember him best by volunteering as he would have.” Campus Minister Burdette Robinson, organizer of the day’s events, said an impressive turnout at the volunteer fair was partly attributed to the inspirational message delivered at DIMENSIONS. “The service used Jerome’s life as an example to give a strong challenge to the students,” Robinson said. “Many took the challenge and made a commitment to community service.” Robinson said some 250 students pledged their time to the agency of their choice. Dr. White noted, “For many of the students, this was a day to express their appreciation for Jerome in a very tangible way.”

GWU President Dr.Chris White is pictured here with Mrs. Jerome Scott after the dedication of the 20-/ooc oak tree shown in the backgivund. A plaque in Jerome Scott’s memory is found at the base of the free, which is located behind the Dover Campus Center.

FALL 1995 / Fall 1995 Calendar of Events

September Oct. 12 DIMENSIONS: Dr. Myron Augsberger Topic: "Christological DIMENSIONS for Life" Sept. 19 DIMENSIONS: "It Is Just The Beginning" "Community Dynamics" Dr. John Walsh, pastor, Myers Park Baptist Church, LYCC, 9:25 a.m. Charlotte, N.C. Oct. 24 DIMENSIONS: "Beyond Belief1 Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. Doug Bennett - educator, minister and parent of Sept. 26 DIMENSIONS: "Integrity In Politics" former student Patty Bennett, W. Chester, PA Austin Allran, attorney and N.C. State Senator, Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. Hickory, N.C. Oct. 30 Public Observation Session Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. Tom English, Director Williams Observatory, 8 p.m. October Oct. 31 DIMENSIONS: "The Line I Won’t Cross" Oct. 2 Public Observation Session WORDPLAY - Denny and Sandy Brownlee, Christian Tom English, Director Drama team, Charlotte, N.C. Williams Observatory, 8 p.m. Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m.

Oct. 3 DIMENSIONS: "The Champion" and "Story of Angels" Performers from Impact Productions, November International Dramatic Ministry - Tulsa, OK Nov. 2 Distinguished Artist Series featuring Akal Sharonne, LYCC, 9:25 a.m. only flutist Oct. 3 Distinguished Artist Series featuring Ricardo Coho, Dover Chapel, 8 p.m. classical guitarist Nov. 7 DIMENSIONS: "Living With AIDS, Living With Dover Chapel, 8 p.m. Integrity" Oct. 4 1995 GWU Master Class featuring Ricardo Coho, LaGena Lookabill Greene, PPA, Indian Trail, N.C. classical guitarist LYCC, 9:25 a.m. only Dover Chapel, 8 p.m. Nov. 14 DIMENSIONS: "Stars in Christ" Oct. 5-8 GWU Theatre presents "Festival of One Acts" Heather Whitestone, Miss America 1995 Dover Theatre, all shows 8 p.m. nightly except on LYCC, 9:25 a.m. only Sunday when a 2:30 p.m. matinee will be presented Nov. 15-20 Oct. 7 Men’s Soccer vs. Montevello Broadway Musical: "The Music Man" Homecoming Weekend Classic Presented by the GWU Theatre Home, noon All shows at 8 p.m. (except Sunday, Nov. 19, when a 2:30 p.m. matinee will be presented) Oct. 7 Homecoming GWU Football vs. Lenoir-Rhyne Nov. 21 DIMENSIONS: "The Potter’s Wheel: Becoming A Vessel Home, 1:30 p.m. of Integrity" *VIP Weekend Susan Bell, Asst. Prof, of Art, Gardner-Webb University Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. Oct. 8 Men’s Soccer vs. University of Alabama - Huntsville Homecoming Weekend Classic Nov. 27 Public Observation Session Home, 3 p.m. Tom English, Director Williams Observatory, 8 p.m. Oct. 10 DIMENSIONS: Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lectures featuring Dr. Myron Augsberger, Professor of Nov. 28 DIMENSIONS: Hanes Foundation Guest Artist Series Theology at Eastern Mennonite University and former "Ministry Through Music" president of the Christian College Coalition Andy Gazak, Christian Solo Artist, Charlotte, N.C. Topic: "Christological DIMENSIONS for Life" Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m. "Reconciliation and Grace" LYCC, 9:25 a.m. Nov. 28 GWU Fall Symphonic Band Concert (Note: Other sessions will follow - Oct. 11, 12) Dr. Matt Whitfield, conductor Dover Theatre, 8 p.m. Oct. 10 GWU Choral Clinic Concert featuring GWU Choirs and select high school octets Nov. 30 Festival of Lights featuring the GWU Choirs Dr. Phil Perrin, Director Dover Theatre, 7 p.m. Dover Theatre, 7:30 p.m.

Oct. 11 DIMENSIONS: Dr. Myron Augsberger December Topic: "Christological DIMENSIONS for Life" Dec. 4 GWU Fall Orchestra Concert "Kingdom Priorities" Dr. Stephen Plate, conductor LYCC, 9:40 a.m. Dover Theatre, 8 p.m. Oct. 11-12 Dec. 5 DIMENSIONS: "An Institution of Integrity" Auditions for GWU Theatre Production “The Music Man" Dr. Chris White, president, Gardner-Webb University Dover Theatre, (times to be announced) Dover Theatre, 9:25 a.m. and 10:25 a.m.

2 / THE WEB Under Night Games Highlight Football Schedule

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Gardner-Webb was a goal established by the Executive Committee of the Bulldog Club, Holbrook a added. The purpose was to m heighten the image of Runnin’ W Bulldog football as well as to * generate increased attendance at home contests. Night games also allow fans to attend or tune into other games during the day and then enjoy GWU football that evening. Additionally, both Holbrook and Williams agreed that the new system giving tans the would provide the necessary light opportunity to needed for games to be televised when attend night possible, something the University games will be hopes will become a reality in the near evidence of future. that," said "We have made a commitment Holbrook. across the board to raising the level of athletics at Gardner-Webb, and we

town, HolbrooK expidui^i. .—» feel it gives families the chance to attend our games together at a more enjoyable time." Installation of the lights was coordinated by Speed Williams of Williams Electric in Shelby. Williams said the Gardner-Webb system features the newest and best lighting technology available. "The use of patented aluminum reflectors takes light that would he wasted upward and redirects that light down on the playing surface, he explained. "Four poles with 27 light fixtures per pole will give Gardner- Terry Guess? A Threat to Opponents There is good news and bad about his potential. A junior 11 TDs and 2 two-point news that comes with college transfer in his second year conversions, will be a key player to having an All-American on with the Bulldogs, he will likely be watch as he leads the Runnin’ your football team. The good news a hot commodity when the pros Bulldogs back to glory in 1995. is he can win games for every time come calling. The Gardner- he touches the ball. The bad news Webb Sports Information is other teams try fervently to Office has been flooded prevent him from touching the with requests from NFL ball. teams for information about Such is the case with Runnin’ Guess, and representatives Bulldog return specialist and wide from those teams can often receiver Terry Guess. be spotted watching him Guess finished first in NCAA from the sidelines during Division Two statistics last season practice and the press box in Punt Returns with an average of on game days. 19.5 per return. He has been Head Coach Woody Fish clocked at 4.23 in the 40-yard dash admits Guess is unique. and set an NCAA Division Two "Terry has skills like nobody Record with six kick returns for we’ve seen in quite a while. scores in 1994. He tied the NCAA He adds another dimension Division Two record for Runbacks to our club, one that is for Scores set by Anthony Leonard virtually impossible to stop. of Virginia Union in 1974 (2 He leaves the fans, his interceptions returned for teammates and coaches in touchdowns, 2 punt and 2 kickoff awe of his ability." returns for touchdowns). Guess, who averaged Plus, he tied the NCAA Record 14.7 yards every time he for Longest Kickoff Return when touched the ball last year he collected a 100+ yard while scoring 70 points on touchdown romp versus Carson- Newman College. And, he fell one short of the NCAA Division Two season record for Punt Returns for TDS with three. Amazingly, he had three more erased due to penalties last year. He returned at least one kick for a score in each of his first four collegiate contests. The Orangeburg, S.C., native is such an incredible threat on the field that most opponents during the latter part of last season chose to kick the ball out of bounds rather than take a chance on Guess returning a punt or kickoff for a touchdown. At 6-2, 205 lbs., Guess has professional football scouts raving Basketball Coach Resigns, Replacement Named

Bobby Lutz, who was named Coach Bobby Cremins, who hails understood the attraction to the GWU head men’s basketball Scruggs as an excellent recruiter who UNCC job. "Bobby told us there coach in April after a relates exceptionally well to his were very few positions he would successful stint with Pfeiffer College, players. leave Gardner-Webb for - but if an resigned the position in June to At Milligan College, which is offer ever came from UNCC, he assume assistant’s duties at UNC- located in Johnson City, Tenn., would have to strongly consider it. Charlotte. After an extensive search, Scruggs took but one year to turn the Coaching at your alma mater is a Gardner-Webb announced in July program into a national contender. special feeling, and that had been a that Rick Scruggs from Milligan In the 1994-95 season, he posted a goal of Bobby’s throughout his career. College in Tennessee would replace 24-12 won-loss record in leading the The opportunity presented itself and Lutz as coach of the men’s program. school to its most successful season he felt he should take advantage of Scruggs comes highly ever. it." recommended to Gardner-Webb as Eddie Holbrook, who serves as Both Holbrook and McFarland an enthusiastic motivator who has GWU assistant to the president for said the program has made a very met with quick success during his athletics, said Scruggs’ impressive smooth transition as a result of nine-year career as a head coach. He record, philosophies and demeanor Scruggs’ hiring. The basketball team has averaged approximately 20 wins made him the leading candidate for is scheduled to begin play on Nov. 17 per season over that span and this the position. versus Newberry. past year he led Milligan to its first "Rick is a conscientious person NAIA National Tournament who not only promotes his basketball program, appearance. Lutz explained that the lure of but his school as well," coaching at his alma mater was too Holbrook explained. great to pass up. He stated that "Fans will enjoy his style although his stay at Gardner-Webb of play and the players was brief, he had confidence the will appreciate the program was headed in a positive relationship Coach Scruggs has with them." direction. "The people at Gardner-Webb Holbrook and treated me with class and respect, Athletic Director Ozzie and I have nothing but fond McFarland both said that memories and impressions of the an impressive pool of school," Lutz said. "Gardner-Webb candidates had expressed has made a commitment to raise the interest in the position. level of its basketball program and "We considered a good things are sure to happen very number of genuinely soon. The head coach’s position at interested applicants from GWU is a very attractive one. 1 wish essentially every level of the school and the program the very competition during our search," McFarland best." Scruggs comes to the University noted. "Coach Scruggs, as an exciting coach whose teams however, seemed to be a have featured a high-scoring, up¬ perfect fit for us." tempo style of play. Included among Of Lutz’ departure, his supporters is Georgia Tech Head Holbrook said he

FALL 1995 / 15 Alpha Chi Alum? Rejoin! Homecoming Gardner-Webb alumni who were undergraduate members of Alpha Chi are invited to renew their relationship with Alpha Chi as Activities Slated active alumni members. The national college honor scholarship society voted at its 1995 convention in Atlanta to create the for Oct. 6-7 new alumni status, which will allow alums to receive Alpha Chi publications and participate in other society activities. Homecoming at Gardner-Webb is always full of A new issue of the annual society surprises and fanfare. This year will be no different. journal, The Recorder, is set to begin Oct. 6 and 7 promise to be two days of unforgettable in early 1996 with a focus on fun for GWU alumni of all ages. scholarly, but nontechnical, topics "Bulldog Bonanza" provides the setting for a more casual of interest to alumni. The existing atmosphere for this year’s homecoming events. On Friday, fall Recorder issue will remain Oct. 6, a shorter program and bigger banquet will allow devoted to undergraduate research. alums to dance the night away to the sounds of the ever- Alumni will also receive three popular group Ocean Boulevard. Child care will once again newsletters annually. be provided. Regional and national Saturday, Oct. 7, will be a day like no other. Special conventions will be open to alumni reunions are scheduled for the morning before the football members, who will be encouraged to contest against rival Lenoir-Rhyne at 1:30 p.m. The form or join alumni chapters or to Runnin’ Bulldogs are loaded with talent this year and participate in campus charter licking their chops for what will surely be one of the most activities in their areas. exciting games of the season. The North Carolina Zeta chapter Lunch will feature Cleveland County’s finest barbecue of Alpha Chi at GWU was chartered with all the fixings. Also on Saturday you’ll be entertained in 1972. Its current official faculty with the Homecoming parade, a soccer tournament and the sponsor is Dr. Robert E. Morgan. music of another favorite group, Bandana. Alpha Chi Executive Director Non-stop activity is scheduled all weekend for Dennis Organ said, "We have ... had enjoyment. And, as always, class reunions will he taking students express interest in place all weekend long to give alumni a chance to catch up continuing their relationship with with one another. Alpha Chi beyond graduation. Other Mark you calendars now! This will be a Homecoming you honor societies have similar programs can’t afford to miss. for alumni, and we’re glad we can now offer those opportunities to our thousands of members." Interested Alpha Chi members who graduated before 1994 may contact the national office at Harding University, Box 2249, Searcy, Arkansas 72149-0001. For more information, you may call 1- 800-477-4225. The annual fee for active alumni status is $15.

16 / THE WEB ALUMNI IN THE WEB

Dear Fellow Alumni:

It was a record year in 1994-95 for our Annual Fund at Gardner-Webb University! The new year holds even greater promise and we challenge you to spread the word among other GWU alumni and friends that their gifts will make a difference. Increased participation in the Annual Fund is crucial to the life of the University. If you were a part of our drive to raise unrestricted dollars for the University, you can take great pride in knowing that your contribution helped maintain the very basics of our operating budget. Unrestricted gifts are used just like tuition, helping to pay for the actual cost of operating the University. The entire Gardner-Webb community - faculty, staff, students and facilities - benefits from an unrestricted contribution. Your generosity allows our students the opportunity to experience the high-quality, Christian education they seek when they choose to attend Gardner-Webb. This institution continues to grow and excel. As alumni and caring friends of this great school, we must help maintain that level of excellence. We must provide the best education possible for our students, for they are our future! Please consider your pledge prayerfully and respond positively when contacted during our phonathon this fall. The Annual Fund is the way most of our alumni and friends can make their single biggest impact on Gardner-Webb University. Your participation is needed. You can make a difference.

/~A V3 _ Sincerely, /GW N#

Robert G. Laney, III, M.D. 74 Caroline Connor Laney 74 Annuel Fund Co^Chair Annual Fund Co-Chair

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FALL 1995 / 1 7 1939 UPDATE: Erick Vaughn Elmore and his wife, UPDATE: Lonnie C. Hoyle is controller and Susan, live in Newton, where he is in charge of corporation secretary with JMT Automation and UPDATE: Mae Smoot Edwards is a retired attractions and booking for Christian Tours. Controls, Inc. in Gastonia. He also serves as minister Registered Nurse Elizabeth Fellow and lives in of music at McAdenville Baptist Church in Salisbury. Her husband, James, passed away March McAdenville. He and his wife Judy, have a son, 16,1994. 1971 Matt, and a daughter, Emily, a freshman at Gardner- ACHIEVEMENTS: George A. "Bert" Weathers, Webb. Diane Gilliam Taylor is a registered nurse honored for 20 years of state service by the South 1943 with Dorn Veterans Hospital in Columbia, S.C., Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department. He RETIREMENTS: Jennie Lou Self Martindale is a where she and her husband, Frank L. Taylor Jr., is a section supervisor in the Greenville (S.C.) retired English teacher. She and her husband, James, reside. Fred L. and Susan Roynesdal Eisenhower III regional office of the department’s Disability live in Clearwater, Fla. ’80 live in Midlothian, Va. Fred is employed with Determination Division. He lives in Greenville, S.C. The Ark Envelope Co. in Richmond, Va. Susan is a 1950 registered nurse. They have two children, Elizabeth 1972 Astrid, 4 months, and Edward Jennings, 3. ACHIEVEMENTS: Bob Patterson, named ACHIEVEMENTS: Gayle Childers Parker, named distinguished professor at Baylor University for teacher of the year for Alexander County. She is a continuous prolonged scholarly achievements, an 1979 fourth grade teacher at Sugar Loaf Elementary honor given to 12 professors from a 900-person DEGREES: Amy Tolbert Wilhelm, M.A. in speech- School. She and her husband Andrew have a faculty. Bob is also editing the second volumn in an language pathology with a minor in audiology, daughter, Cara. They live in Moravian Falls. eight-volumn series in theology. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She and her husband, George, live in Faith.

1955 1973 BIRTHS: Malinda Childers Patterson and J. Rick RETIREMENTS: Gwyn Paul Sullivan, as full-time WEDDINGS: Janet Jenkins Burgess and Larry Guy Patterson, Gaffney, S.C., a son, Caleb Tyler. Mary Rollins Sr., Belmont, June 18. pastoral minister at Kellum Baptist Church in Anne and David L. Cooley, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a

Jacksonville. Upon retirement he plans to be UPDATE: Sherry High Simmons and her husband, son, David Thomas. available for supply, revival and interim work. He Mike Simmons ’74, live in Kemersville. Sherry is a UPDATE: David L. Cooley is an agent with State lives in Granite Falls. second grade school teacher with Winston- Farm Insurance in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He and his Salem/Forsyth County School System. Mike is vice wife, Mary Anne, have two children. Cassandra 1956 president of Briggs-Shaffner Co. "Sandy" Jackson Williams lives in Saint Cloud, Fla, where she is a homemaker and operates a landscaping ACHIEVEMENTS: Conelia Harrill Bostic, business, SanMark Landscape, with her husband, selected by the North Carolina Arts Council to 1975 Mark. They have three children, Aaron, 6; Joseph, 4; provide a major work for the Thomas Wolfe ACHIEVEMENTS: Melanie Johnston Cook, and Katy, 2. Memorial Visitors Center in Asheville. She is a named Gaffney (S.C.) High School Teacher of the painter and gallery owner of Zone One Year and Cherokee County District Teacher of the NEW POSITIONS: Jacqualine Monteith Wilde, Contemporary. She and her husband, George, live in Year. She is choral/handbell director at Gaffney High administrator, Dialysis Care North Carolina- Fairview. School. She and her husband, John W. Cook Jr. ’73, Rutherford County. She is a registered nurse. She live in Gaffney. He is in insurance sales with lives in Forest City. 1960 Johnston Cook and Associates.

NEW POSITIONS: Richard Ammons, advisor and DEGREES: Wofford B. Caughman Jr., Doctor of 1980 resource teacher for new ninth grade students, Ministry degree from Erskine Theological Seminary. BIRTHS: Jill and Jeffrey Lee Medford, Taylors, Newton High School in Covington, Ga. He and his He serves as pastor of Southside Baptist Church in S.C., a daughter, Kendall Patrice, Oct. 3, 1994. wife, Marcia, live in Conyers, Ga. Gaffney, S.C. He and his wife, Catherine Bailey UPDATE: Jeffrey Lee Medford is account manager Caughman ’76, have two children. They live in with GRACE Dearborn in Taylors, S.C. He and his Gaffney. Robert Dean Sisk, Doctor of Ministry, 1961 “ wife, Jill, have three children, Kendall, 11 months; Luther Rice Seminary. He is pastor at Belle Aire DEGREES: Jerry Douglas McKinney, doctorate in Joel, 9; and Drew, 5. They live in Taylors, S.C. Baptist Church. He and his wife, Judy, live in adult, higher and community education at Montana Murfreesboro, Tenn. Katherine Dobbins Pemble, NEW POSITIONS: Tom Watts, owner, State University. He taught this summer at Montana M.A., Georgia State University in Atlanta. She is a motivational company SK Enterprises. Through his State. teacher with the Fulton County Schools. She and her business, he conducts seminars on how to be a winner NEW POSITIONS: Jerry Douglas McKinney, husband, Tom, live in Roswell, Ga. through positive thinking. He is also employed as assistant professor of criminal justice at Lake Superior quality inspector with Freightliner Corp. He lives in WEDDINGS: Traci Lynn Coble and Samuel Blair State University in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Cherryville. Keeney, Albemarle, March 23. Teresa Anthony and Philip Reid Eggers, Gaffney, S.C., May 9. Alissa Jill 1962 " Threlkeld and James "Doc” Thompson, Lincolnton, 1981 ACHIEVEMENTS: E. Rowena Bailey, delegate to April 29. ACHIEVEMENTS: Dianne West Coleman, the National Council on Aging, National Institute of recipient of an Oncology Nursing Long-Term Care and Community-Based Services; 1977 Foundation/Wellcome Oncology Congress selected as charter board member of the National Scholarship. The scholarship was awarded to a ACHIEVEMENTS: Karen Chapman Pettyjohn, Academy of Care Managers in 1994. She is executive professional staff nurse who creatively responded to elected to the Board of Directors, Mid-South director with Access to Community Services, Inc. in challenges in practice. Dianne is an RN, OCN and Professional Cleaners Association and as president of Johnson City, Tenn. Director of Community Health Information/Cancer the Youngsville Junior Woman’s Club. Connection at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Asheville. NEW POSITIONS: Estilla "Tillie" Wilson Duncan, part-time missions minister, Pritchard 1978 DEGREES: Tim Vanderburg, M.A. in history, Memorial Baptist Church in Charlotte. She earned University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He is now NEW POSITIONS: Frank L. Taylor Jr., business her M.Div. at Southeastern Baptist Theological teaching history at UNC-Charlotte. He and his wife, Seminary in 1993. She and her husband, Shannon, manager with Pulliam Ford in Columbia, S.C. He Marsha, live in Concord. live in Charlotte. and his wife, Diane Gillian Taylor, live in Columbia. Rick Sain, assistant site manager at new school “ 1982 1969 ' construction in Lincoln County, M.B. Kahn Construction Management Division. He and his wife, BIRTHS: Randy and Lisa Butler Harris, BIRTHS: Susan and Erick Vaughn Elmore, Sandy, live in Vale. Greensboro, a son, Matthew William, Nov. 5. Newton, a son, Michael Eugene, Sept. 1, 1994 Michele and Bill Barber, Pasadena, Texas, a son, BIRTHS: Fred L. and Susan Roynesdal Michael Benjamin, Sept. 15, 1994. Eisenhower III ’80, Midlothian, Va., a daughter, Elizabeth Astrid, May 22.

8 / THE WEB NEW POSITION: Bill Barber, pastor, Richey UPDATE: Christopher S Roberts and his wife, BIRTHS: Henry D. and Ren Chaskelis Styron, Street Baptist Church, Pasadena, Texas. Janet Ballard Roberts '88, live in Shelby. He is Glen Allen, Va., a daughter, Margaret Ellen, April minister of music at Boiling Springs Baptist Church. 15. Richard and Lesa Caudle Belk, Marshville, a son, 1983 A member of the Gardner-Webb Alumni Board of Richard Payne Belk III. Directors, he chairs the nominating committee. Janet BIRTHS: Anita Toney Sny and Lawrence Daniel UPDATE: The Rev. Paul Gardner Crews and his is a legal assistant with Robert Wolf, Attorney at Sny, Cliffside, twin sons, Daniel Miller and David wife, Kristen, live in Jacksonville. Paul is director of Law, in Forest City. Jeffrey Michael Moore and his military ministries for the New River Baptist Poole, Sept. 8, 1994- They also have a daughter, wife, Penny, live in Martinez, Ga., where he is Association. Henry D. Styron and Ren Chaskelis Anneliese Toney, 6. Frank and Judy Allen Mendez, minister of youth and education at West Acres Styron live in Glen Allen, Va., where Henry is Colorado Springs, Colo., a son, David Michael, June Baptist Church. Charlotte Porter Slice and her minister of education at Staples Mill Road Baptist 5. husband, Jerry, who is a former professor in the Church. They have two daughters, Margaret Ellen, 5 POSITIONS: Anita Toney Sny is a literacy Broyhill School of Management at Gardner-Webb, months, and Madeline Elizabeth, 2. Sharon Starr is a instructor with Isothermal Community College in now live in Clinton, S.C. They are employed at nursing instructor at Gaston College. She and her Presbyterian College. Tim Hagler is a revenue officer Rutherford County. husband, Kevin, live in Crouse. Lesa Caudle Belk is with the N.C. Department of Revenue. He and his NEW POSITIONS: The Rev. James Kevin Byers, a teacher with the Union County Public Schools. wife, Nancy Beaty Hagler '85, have three children, pastor, Angier Avenue Baptist Church in Durham. She and her husband, Richard, live in Marshville. Justin, 6, Samantha, 4, and Hillary, 7 months. They He and his wife, Connie, have two children, They have a son, Richard Payne, 2 months. live in Harrisburg. Terry J. Clark is director of Hannah, 5, and Moryah, 2. radiology at Southside Regional Medical Center in Petersburg, Va. He and his wife, Deborah Ingle 1991 1984 Clark, live in Colonial Heights, Va. Andi Wilson is BIRTHS: Charles and Regina M. Brooks, Gamer, a WEDDINGS: Sandra Dawn Mack and Richard church and community ministries director with daughter, Renita Denise, Nov. 14, 1994. John and James Scott, Greer, S.C., April 8. Tammy Garver Randolph Baptist Association. She, her husband Laura Allen Gold, Shelby, a daughter, Lauren Upton and Robert Thomas Potter, Shelby, June 17. Randy, and their daughter, Devin Elizabeth, 3 Ashley, April 27. months, live in Asheboro. UPDATE: Lisa Atkins Ballantyne is vice president UPDATE: Regina M. Brooks and her husband, and secretary of Highland Dental Lab, Inc., which Charles, now live in Garner. She is computing she and her husband, Bruce, own. She has recently 1987 support technician with the N.C. Department of accepted the position of assistant treasurer at Canton DEGREES: Isaac M.T. Mwase, Ph.D., Correction. Laura Allen Gold is a kindergarten Free Will Baptist Church, where she also serves as Southwestern Seminary. He has been appointed teacher with Township Three Elementary in Shelby. nursery director and assistant clerk/secretary. She and assistant professor of religion and philosophy at her husband live in Maggie Valley. Tina Brinkley Ouachita Baptist University. He and his wife, Ruth- 1992 Page and her husband, Jeffrey, have three children, Anne live in Arkadelphia, Arizona. WEDDINGS: Cynthia Jean Culler and John Vanessa Marie, 8; Caleb Sterling, 6; and Nathan WEDDINGS: Adrian C. Sledge and Tom Heilig, William Altemueller, Elkin, April 22. Frances Wallin, 5. Tina is a housewife and homeschooler. Snow Camp, April 29. McCall Secrist and Gordon Douglas Hoyle Jr., They live in Creedmoor. Shelby, April 1. Judy Marilyn Craft and James BIRTHS: Lori Hall and Donald Warren, Belhaven, NEW POSITIONS: Jerome F.D. Creach, assistant twins, Lukas Hall and Olivia Margaret. Timothy Merritt, Raleigh, April 22. professor of religion, Barton College in Wilson. He earned a Ph.D. from Union Theological Seminary in UPDATE: Thomas Grayson and his wife, Kimberly, 1993 Virginia in 1994 and was a visiting instructor at the now live in Charlotte, where he is a consultant with WEDDINGS: Crystal Ann Timmons and Jason College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. Thomas W. Grayson &. Associates. They have two daughters, Kristina, 3, and Mary Anne, 1. Donald Scott Setzer, Boiling Springs, May 27. Robin Anessa He and his wife, Page, have a daughter, Adair, 2. Warren is a clergyman with Belhaven United Vassey and Dennis Robert Edwards, Shelby, May 6. Methodist Church. Amanda Dee George '94 and Jimmy Lee Ruark, 1985 Clemmons, April 29. Jennifer Lorraine Mason BIRTHS: Nancy Beaty Hagler and Tim Hagler 1988 90/’94 and Bob Kinser, Hickory, May 6. '86, Harrisburg, a daughter, Hillary Buff, Feb. 8. NEW POSITIONS: Randal R. Hoover, social BIRTHS: Tony and Jamie Beth Brady Hobson, Jeffrey and Kimberly Kendrick Hartsock, High worker in foster care with the Guilford County Savannah, Tenn., a daughter, Suzanne Beth, April Point, a son, Jeffrey Noah, Jan. 20. Brent and Teresa 25. Department of Social Services. He and his wife, Houser Bell, Kings Mountain, a daughter, Emily Angela, live in Sophia. Malcolm Allen, national UPDATE: Ashley J. Womack lives in Lincolnton, Margaret, June 20. sales and marketing manager, Orange Peel where she is a teacher at East Lincoln Middle School. DEGREES: Cindy Gibbs Benton, certified critical Enterprises, Inc., Vero Beach, Fla. He and his wife, Bob Kinser is program coordinator for the United care nurse. She is a registered nurse in the Intensive Eva McKinney Allen, live in Vero Beach. Methodist Agency for the Retarded. He and his wife, Care Unit at Wesley Long Community Hospital. She Jennifer Mason Kinser ’90/’94, live in Hickory. BIRTHS: James and Kim Saine Setzer, Lincolnton, and her husband, Larry, live in High Point. a daughter, Michaela Rae, Jan. 11. UPDATE: Kimberly Kendrick Hartsock is a flight UPDATE: Eva McKinney Allen is instructor of 1994 attendant with USAir. She and her husband, Jeffrey mathematics at Indian River Community College. NEW POSITIONS: Pamela Price Mitchem, and their son, Jeffrey Noah, 8 months, live in High She and her husband, Malcolm Allen, live in Vero assistantship with the department of horticulture at Point. Beach, Fla. North Carolina State University. She is married to Gary Mitchem ’95. 1986 1989 WEDDINGS: Tammy Stevenson Brown and NEW POSITIONS: Ernie Bridges, minister of Douglas Earl Pond, Statesville, June 10. Bernadine DEGREES: The Rev. Carl A. Stokes, M.Div. with youth, Fraley Memorial Baptist Church in Gastonia. Sedono Clark and Christopher Leo Harbert, emphasis in Biblical Language, Southwestern Baptist He and his wife, Kelly, have two children. Deborah Hickory, May 6. Susan Renee Poteat and Jeffery Theological Seminary. Ingle Clark, marketing communications manager, Mark Nunnery, Marion, April 15. Rhonda Titmus Optical in Petersburg, Va. She and her WEDDINGS: Armechia Dereen Thompson and Stephanie Scruggs and Alan Timothy Ruppe, husband, Terry J. Clark, live in Colonial Heights, Tyrone William Scott, Rock Hill, March 18. Rutherfordton, April 22. Tracey Hackett and Va. Gregory Mark Anderson, Yadkinville, April 1. WEDDINGS: Carri Nichole Jones and James Trent 1990 Katrina Hall and Craig James, Bessemer City, Feb. 11. Harris, Brevard, Feb. 25. WEDDINGS: Jennifer Lorraine Mason and Bobby

BIRTHS: Penny and Jeffrey Michael Moore, Joe Kinser Jr. ’93, Hickory, May 6.

Martinez, Ga., a daughter, Sydney Alexis, March 17. BIRTHS: Trent and Amy Whitaker Swink, Jerry and Charlotte Porter Slice, Clinton, a son, Mooresboro, a daughter, Carson Lea, June 1. Porter Kibler, May 10. Randy and Andi Wilson, Asheboro, a daughter, Devin Elizabeth.

FALL 1995 / 19 UPDATE: Tracey Hackett Anderson is employed with Maplewood Family Practice in Yadkinville. Maggie Moore Goodwin Jennifer Mason Kinser ’90/’94 is a registered nurse with Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory. She and her husband, Bob Kinser ’93, live in Hickory. ■— April 7, 1906 * August 10, 1995 — Amy Whitaker Swink is an educator with the Kings Mountain Schools. Katrina Hall James is account manager with Carolina Freight in Cherryville. Maggie Moore Goodwin, a dorm To the thousands of young men 1995 mother and unforgettable figure at and women who came to Gardner- ACHIEVEMENTS: Gary Mitchem, named to the Gardner-Webb for 18 years, passed Webb under her watchful eye, Mrs. Dow Jones Outstanding Editing Intern Prospects list. He is married to Pamela Price Mitchem ’94. away in August. She was 89. Goodwin was small in stature but tall

WEDDINGS: Blair Marcelle Smith and David Known by a countless number of in her dedication to youth. One Brian Kimmer, Salisbury, March 18. University alumni and friends simply former student recalls that Mom UPDATE:Thomas J. Tipton, his wife, Ginger, and as "Mom", Mrs. Goodwin served Goodwin was quite concerned with their son, Tyler, have relocated to Memphis, Tenn. his need for a healthy diet. Thomas is working toward a Juris Doctorate at the Gardner-Webb from 1956 University of Memphis School of Law. until 1974. She began her He would bring food employment as resident back to campus from counselor for men his weekend job at a later becoming head grocery store and counselor at she would prepare Gardner-Webb it for him. under the She was the DEATHS direction of Ruth mother-in-law 1965 Kiser, who then of former Hugh Herbert “Pete” Martin of served as dean of Gardner-Webb Connelly Springs passed away Dec. 23, director of 1994. women. The Rev. communications Charles W. and current "Buddy" Freeman, trustee Dr. John current Gardner- Roberts, who now Webb dean of serves as editor of admissions and The Baptist Courier financial planning, was a in Greenville, S.C. student at Gardner- "Her apartment in Webb from 1960-62 and Stroup Dormitory became a longtime became home to many acquaintance of Mrs. freshmen with a touch Goodwin’s - she often referred to of homesickness," Roberts wrote in him as "one of her special boys." The memory of Mrs. Goodwin. "Her door Rev. Freeman presided over her was always open to young women funeral in Greenville, S.C., along wanting to talk about life, to young with Dr. Robert Cooper of the men wanting advice on how to get a Martha Franks Baptist Retirement date, to students worried about Center in Laurens, S.C., where Mom grades, or bills, or problems at school Goodwin lived the final nine years of or at home." her life. Mrs. Goodwin is survived by "She absolutely loved students," three children, 12 grandchildren and the Rev. Freeman recollected. "I 12 great-grandchildren. The family don’t think I’ve met a person more has stated that memorials can be passionate about her job, or more made to Gardner-Webb University, suited for her job, than Mom attn: Office of University Relations, Goodwin." Boiling Springs, N.C. 28017.

20 / THE WEB 1995 Dear Friends:

It is you, fine friends and supporters of Christian higher education, who are the heart of Gardner-Webb University. On the following pages we have listed, one by one, the names of each individual, church, business, foundation and organization who have so generously shared with GardnenWebb in the past year. Behind each name is a different story — whether an alum wishing to boost the image of his fine alma mater; a business or coiporate friend who would like to ensure the future of tomorrow ea ers, or a church wishing to aid in this institutions deep C°^Ction educating students in a Christian environment. atever the reason, we thank you. Whatever the need, you nave helped with the answer. The information included in this, our Annual Report, reflects giving records from July 1, 1994, to June 30, 1995. We have mad* t i igent effort to be accurate in our presentation of names and in ormation. If we have erred, please forgive us, yet inform us. W* a ways neet your help and understanding in such matters.

Respectfully,

Ralph W. Dixon Jr. Vice President for University Relations 9{ewCy ‘EndowedScholarships

J. Harold and Peggy Craig Endoived attend Gardner-Webb as full-time Scholarship Fund for the School of undergraduate students. A minimum Divinity: established by Penelope Baptist award of $1000 will be given each year, Church in Hickory in honor of its former with the scholarship renewable up to four minister of music Harold Craig and in years. Recipients must have a high school memory of his wife, Peggy. The grade point average of 3.0 or better. The scholarship will benefit worthy students scholarship expresses the commitment who have committed themselves to fulb that Dr. and Mrs. White have made to time Christian service, with preference Christian higher education, Gardner- given to those who will be concentrating Webb and the students of their native in sacred music. Preference will also be county. given first to School of Divinity students from Penelope Baptist Church and Jean M. Young Endoived Nursing secondly to students from the Theron Scholarship Fund: established by H. Rankin Baptist Association. Fields Young III of Shelby, their children, family and friends to commemorate her

Qilbert and Sue Morgan Memorial involvement with the University. Mrs. Endoived Christian Service Organization Young was one of Gardner-Webb’s School of Divinity Scholarship: nursing instructors and a loving supporter. established by Dr. Robert Morgan in The scholarship is designed to provide memory of his parents. Dr. Morgan is financial assistance to students in the ndowed professor of French and mathematics at Bachelor of Science in Nursing program (V# scholarships have Gardner-Webb. The scholarship is on the Gardner-Webb campus. been a major designed to reflect his parents’ continuous source of financial aid for Q. Wayne and Pauline J. DeHart support of aspiring ministerial students, as literally thousands of Endoived Athletic Scholarship Fund: well as their involvement in numerous students throughout activities during lifelong memberships at established by DeHart family members in memory of G. Wayne DeHart and in G a rd n e r- We h b’s hist o ry. Green Hill Baptist Church near honor of Pauline J. DeHart. The Rutherfordton. scholarship is designed to provide Endowed scholarships are financial assistance for a worthy member Edward H. and Mafrey Richardson established by donors who Sessom Christian Service Organization of the men’s basketball team. DeHart was wish to have only the a former Gardner-Webb trustee and avid School of Divinity Endoived Scholarship annual earnings from their Bulldog athletics fan before his death in Fund: established by Edward H. and invested contributions he 1973. He served as a key figure in the Mafrey Richardson Sessom because of a awarded as scholarship aid. Bulldog Club and was instrumental in strong desire to lend a helping hand to structuring and adopting the scholarship This provides a permanent School of Divinity students who have program for athletes. fund from which future pledged their lives to spreading the Word students will benefit of God. The Rev. J.L. and Nettie McCluney indefinitely. School of Divinity Scholarship: Henry C. and Neno L. Taylor Family established by the Rev. and Mrs. J.L. Christian Service Organization School of McCluney of Spartanburg, S.C. to benefit Divinity Endowed Scholarship Fund: worthy students attending the Gardner- established by the descendants of the Webb School of Divinity. Mrs. McCluney Taylor family, who hailed from Connelly is an alumnus of Gardner-Webb and the Springs. The scholarship will provide Rev. McCluney served from 1944 until financial assistance for worthy School o 1946 as a Gardner-Webb trustee. Divinity students. Nellie Brittain, a daughter of the Taylors, and her husband, The Rev. J.L. and Nettie McCluney Ramon Brittain, were instrumental in School of Nursing Scholarship: establishing the scholarship which is established by the Spartanburg, S.C. designed to pay tribute to the religious couple to assist students enrolled full-time strength of the Taylor family. in the Gardner-Wehb nursing department. The McCluneys attended M. Christopher and Linda Fleming Gardner-Wehb when it was known as White Endowed Scholarship Fund: Boiling Springs Junior College. established by Hart County, Georgia, natives Dr. and Mrs. Chris White to Qrace Welch Blanton Endoived provide financial assistance for students Scholarship Fund: established by Lyn from Hart County High School who

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Blanton Kirkland in honor of her mother. 1921 Mrs. Nancy Moore Magill Mr. John Z. McBrayer The scholarship will provide financial VIII Mrs. Bryte Elam Lane VIII Mr. Joseph Harte Padgett assistance to worthy Gardner-Webb VII Mrs. Corinne Sperling Ledford students, with preference given to VII Ms. Clara Delle Stroupe Cleveland County natives. Mrs. Blanton 1924 is a longtime Shelby resident. VIII Mr. John Hugh Cantrell 1937 VII Mrs. Julia Hunt Clayton VIII Dr. Robert Pershing Long Sara McFarland Suttle Memorial 1926 IV Mrs. Nellena Jones Loy Endowed Teacher Education VII Mrs. Evelyn Huggins Prince Mr. Thomas Wilbur Martin Sr. Scholarship: established in memory of VIII Mr. Kyle P. Miles Mrs. Suttle by her children, Carol Suttle 1927 III Mr. Daniel Wesley Moore Jr. Arey, J. Linton Suttle and James Vance VIII Mr. William Guy Lonon VII Miss Annie Laura Roberts Suttle. The scholarship will assist full-time VII Mr. Floyd A. Queen Sr. Mr. Erwin E. Singleton undergraduate students who are enrolled in the teacher education program. Sara 1929 1938 VII Mrs. Jessie McCluney Wallace McFarland Suttle was a longtime Shelby Mr. Karl H. Hedrick Sr. resident who was heavily involved in Mrs. Rachel Hedrick VIII Mr. James Pinkney Hoyle community activities that affected the 1930 Mr. Glenn Cornwell VII Mr. Joseph Glenn Melton lives of numerous Cleveland County VII Mrs. Myrtle Harrill Ledbetter VII Mr. Charles Barrett Padgett residents. VII Mrs. Iris Rollins McKeithan Mrs. Mozelle Costner Parker

The Paul Wilson Sunday School Class 1931 1939 Christian Service Organization School of VIII Mr. Robert Z. Falls Mrs. Irene Roberts Blanton Divinity Endowed Scholarship Fund: VII Mr. Robert Ramsaur Forney VIII Mrs. Mae Steele Smoot formed by class members and friends to VII Mr. Abram Franklin Hamrick VIII Mrs. Margaret Tedder provide financial assistance to worthy VII Ms. Velva A. Hamrick Eisenburger School of Divinity students who have Mr. Maxwell Bly Hamrick Sr. Mr. J. Broughton Hamrick committed their lives to full-time 1932 VII Mr. Howard Nelson Harrington Christian service. VI Mr. Graham Clarence Hamrick Mrs. Marietta Price Howington Mrs. Hazel Davidson Hamrick VII Mrs. Mamie Lou Crowe Melton The Rev. and Mrs. Robert W. Abrams VIII Mrs. Violet Powell Undergraduate Christian Service 1933 VII Mr. Boyd H. Blanton Jr. Organization Endowed Scholarship VII Mr. Gail Bridges 1940 Fund: initiated by Donna Kay Abrams to VIII Reverend Arlan Alexander VI Mrs. Mamie Lou Forney Bridges honor her parents. The scholarship will Bailey Mr. James F. Cornwell VII Mrs. Jenois Proctor Bridges financially assist worthy students who VII Mrs. Vernie Cabaniss Piercy have commited their lives to full-time VII Mr. Thomas P. Lee Christian service. VIII Miss Nancy Carroll Moore 1934 VIII Mrs. Ruby Dixon Sides Mrs. Lois Long Andrews Stephen Burgess Qreene Memorial VIII Mr. J. Harry Arrowood 1941 Scholarship: established by J. Rush and VII Mrs. Lalage Sperling Harrill Mr. T. Walter Bostic Margaret Greene in memory of their son V Mr. Wellington Hamrick VIII Mr. Robert Lee Brooks VII Lt. Col. Rowell Lane to express their commitment to Christian VIII Mrs. Faye Bryant Burrus higher education and the values held by VIII Mrs. laleen Bowan Clark Gardner-Webb University. The 1935 VIII Mrs. Julia Crisp Crawley VIII Reverend David Palmer Brooks scholarship is designed to assist worthy VI Mrs. Dorothy Sue Hamrick VII Mrs. Dorothy Washburn and needy students in Gardner-Webb’s VIII Mrs. Marie Hamrick Edwards School of Divinity. VIII Mr. Marion Otis Hamrick VIII Ms. Helen Virginia Hamrick VII Mr. William Stowe Harrill E. Jerome Scott Memorial Scholarship: Mr. Hughy Hartford Hollifield 1942 Mrs. Elva Spake Abrams established by the family and friends of VI Miss Elizabeth E. Long Reverend Robert White Abrams VIII Mr. J. Alexander Ross Dean Scott. The scholarship recognized Mrs. Gladys Brooks Boroughs Dr. B. Elmo Scoggin the extraordinary contributions Scott VIII Mrs. Virginia Guffey Dobbins VIII Miss Mary Sue Thompson made to the institution. Scott, a Shelby VIII Mrs. Martha Jolley Kirk native and esteemed community leader 1936 was vice president and dean of student ’ Reverend Paul Haynesworth 1943 development at Gardner-Webb Mr. Joseph Edwin Cabaniss Sr. Bullington VII Mrs. Katherine Harris Coffey Preference will be given to graduates of VII Mrs. Sarah Wilkie Craver VIII Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins Hicks Shelby High School in Shelby, N.C. VIII Mrs. Mabel Jones Elliott VIII Mrs. Rachel Brown High Dr. Nolan Patrick Howington

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VIII Mrs. Jane Putman Jolly VII Mrs. Jeanne Wells Pyatt VIII Dr. Robert Spurgeon Jones VIII Mrs. Juanita Williams Ramsey Dr. Ernest Eugene Poston VIII Mrs. Doris Grant Ray ' Mrs. Bonnie Roberts Price VIII Mrs. Frances Williams Sheppard VIII Reverend Thomas A. Sheppard VIII Mrs. Vera A. Taylor oman numerals denote gifts VIII Dr. Ernest Carl Upchurch VIII Ms. Dorothy Ann Spangler R made through the Gardner- VIII Mr. Howard S. Wright Mr. Earl W. Spangler VIII Miss Mary Suthell Walker Webb University Annual 1944 Fund. The Annual Fund is the VIII Dr. Robert Wilson Crapps 1948 unrestricted money raised each year VII Mr. Robert Franklin Cabaniss VIII Mrs. Lucy Fortune Ellis through gifts from alumni, trustees, \ VIII Mrs. Margaret Washburn VII Mr. Paul Gene Clark parents, friends, corporations and Godfrey VIII Reverend Paul Howard Comer VII Mrs. Lucielle Causby Hamrick VIII Mrs. Doris Spangler Dedmon foundations. Gifts to the Annual VIII Ms. Marietta Hamrick Heinlein VIII Mr. Joseph W. Edmonds Fund secure Gardner-Webb’s VIII Mrs. Rachel Jenkins Edwards VIII Mrs. Sarah Bankhead Hunter financial stability by providing the VIII Mr. Clyde Furman McAlister VIII Mrs. Faye Tunmire Fincannon ' essential support that the University Ms. Kathryn McKinney Royster VIII Mr. Bill R. Gibbons Mrs. Raye Washburn Seism VIII Col. Newton R.N. Hardin needs to balance its operating budget VII Mrs. Betty Jenkins Washburn VIII Reverend John Phillip and to meet the expanding Kinnaman VIII Mrs. Horace L. Watson requirements of the academic VIII Ms. Marjorie Bridges Lancaster Mr. James Durham Ledbetter Sr. program. 1945 Chaplain John W. Long Gifts of $100 or more qualify VII Mrs. Margaret Wacaster Baldree VII Mr. Charles E. Mack Jr. VIII Mrs. Connie Hudspeth contributors for membership in a VIII Mr. John B. Martin Gift Recognition Club. Each giving Campbell VIII Reverend Hughey Hamilton VIII Mr. Charles C. Greene Jr. McManus level is indicated with a Roman VI Ms. Betty Jean Hamrick VIII Mr. Charles Edwin Monteith numeral. VIII Mrs. Bernice McMurry Hoyle Mrs. Helen Goodwin Roberts VIII Mrs. Lillian Rhyne Kanipe VIII Mr. William Joe Sherrill Mrs. Ruby Connor Ledbetter Gift Recognition Club memberships VII Mr. Harry Eugene Washburn Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Harrill Spangler VIII Reverend Charles Ray have been divided into the following Yarborough Sr. categories: 1946 VII Mrs. Anna Brown 1949 $ VIII Mrs. Lelia Jones Darden I Legacy Society $10,00010,000 VI Mr. John Lewis Arndt II Trustee Society $5,000 VIII Mr. James G. Haas VII Mr. William Shellem Barkley Sr. VIII Reverend Clarence Earl Mr. Robert E. Blanton III President’s Club $2,500 Hampton VIII Mr. Edwin Harold Brackett IV University Club $1,000$1,000 VIII Mrs. Edith Brooks Hoffman VIII Mr. Irvin C. Brown V Benefactor $500 VIII Mr. Lee Alexander James VI Mrs. Mary McGrady Burnette VI Patron $250 VIII Dr. Willard Lee Jenkins VIII Dr. James D. Coggin VII Mrs. Louise Martin McCormick VIII Mrs. Clara Andrews Edmonds VII Centurion $100 VIII Mrs. Martha Connor Nanney VIII Mr. Jack Delmas Edwards VIII Contributor VII Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell Pittman VIII Reverend Harry A. Goble VIII Mrs. Ruth Hastings Price VIII Mrs. Carolyn Rhyne Hamrick Gifts under $100 are also needed and Mr. Joe S. Hamrick 1947 VIII Mrs. Juanita Mock Harris encouraged. VIII Mrs. Rowene Morgan Bacon VIII Mr. John Blanton Hiott Sr. For more information about the VIII Reverend John W. Beam VIII Reverend Clifford Lewis Gardner-Webb University Annual Holland VIII Ms. Edythe Mildred Berry Fund, please contact Rusty Patterson VIII Mrs. Ruby Scruggs Bridges Mrs. Bettye Falls McGraw VII Ms. Margaret L. Dellinger VIII Mrs. Nancy Elam Morgan at (704) 434-4259. ft VIII Reverend Robert Grant Fisher VIII Miss Geraldine A. Roberson VIII Dr. Grady Hanford Hamby Dr. John E. Roberts Whereas only Annual Fund gifts VIII Mrs. Betty Smith Hardin VII Mr. Ray Daniel Shytle were designated by giving levels in VIII Mrs. Ruby Duckworth Harwell VII Mrs. Dorothy Elliott Sink this Annual Report, the 1996 issue VIII Mrs. Orea Mauney Homesley VII Mr. Vernon L. Snipes VIII Mrs. Betty Peeler Johnson VIII Mr. Winfred B. Snipes will assign giving levels to each and VIII Mrs. Cothenia Jones Jolley V Mr. Charles Jerome Spivey every gift (including Annual Fund VII Mrs. Shirley Lawrence Unangst VIII Mr. Marion Lansford Jolley gifts) made to the University. VIII Mrs. Mabel Sperling Jones VII Mr. Wilburn Palmer Wellmon VII Mr. Garland Maynard Ledford VIII Mrs. Lucile Driver Wesson VIII Mr. John H. McClure Jr. VIII Mr. Irvin B. Willis VII Mr. Charles A. Neisler VIII Mr. Oscar Padgett Jr. ■II

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1950 V Mr. H. Glenn Pettyjohn VIII Ms. Louise Gladden Fisher VIII Mr. W. Hamilton Hudson VIII Mr. L. Roy Biggerstaff Reverend Charles H. Rabon VIII Mrs. Barbara Willis Givins VIII Mr. Gerald S. James VIII Mrs. Betty Jones Calton Mrs. Jolena Bridges Rabon VIII Mrs. Melba Parnell Gregory Mrs. Betty Haynes Lyles VIII Honorable Daphene Ledford Mr. Carl M. Spangler Jr. VIII Mr. O. Lee Gregory VIII Mr. Frank Osborne McFarland Cantrell VIII Reverend Dan William Silver VIII Mrs. Theola Stewart Hall Jr- VII Mrs. Luana Breeden Ferrell VI Mr. Fred Amick Thomas Jr. VII Mr. Bobby Joe Kendrick VIII Mr. Jack D. McNeely VIII Mrs. Josephine Ingool Gabriel VIII Miss Doris Jane Upton VIII Mrs. Billie Holland May VIII Mr. Paul Mustian VIII Mrs. Mary Sikes Gibson VIII Mrs. Mary Humphries Warren VIII Mrs. Rebecca Blackburn Mrs. Janice Gardner Spangler VII Mr. Ronald M. Header Mrs. Billie Falls Washburn Pennington VIII Mrs. Betty Bridges Stephen VIII Mrs. Ramona Cornwell Hoyle Dr. H. Gene Washburn VIII Reverend Richard E. Plyler VIII Mr. Teddy C. Tomblin VI! Ms. Polly Ann Hull VIII Mr. William R. Wright VII Mrs. Betty Staton Reid VIII Mr. Larry R. Tysinger VIII Mrs. Margie Nanney Metcalf VIII Mrs. Ruby Humphries Talley VIII Mr. William Dewane Williams VIII Reverend Paul T. Mull 1953 VII Mrs. Cynthia Covington Wease VIII VIII Mr. G. Kenneth Wilson Mr. Walter E. Oakes VII Mr. Bill G. Bates VII Dr. James Hugh Wease VIII Mr. William Harold Wilson VII Mr. Max Padgett VII Mr. Bill B. Blair VIII Dr. Victoria Plaster Whitelock VIII Mrs. Geraldine Turnmire VIII Mrs. Jewel Borders Brown VIII Mr. Donald H. Wilson Pearson 1959 Vll Mr. Bobby Ray Bush VII! Mrs. Alma Jolley Riley VII Mr. Joe Lee Alverson II VII Mrs. Sarah Kincaid Bush 1956 VIII Mr. Tim L. Brackett Sr. VIII Reverend Joseph Andrew VIII Mr. Donald F. Bynum Roberts VIII Dr. Paul E. Biles VIII Mr. William Judson Bray Mrs. Jean McSwain Cabaniss VIII Mrs. Shirley Huskey Roberts VIII Mr. James D. Blackburn VIII Mr. Robert A. Childrez Jr. VIII Mrs. Rebecca Luffman Calloway VIII Mrs. Rose Hunt Rollins VIII Mrs. Ada Wilson Bridges VIII Ms. Nancy Kendrick Clary VIII Ms. Peggy Connor Cartee Mrs. Dorothy Seism Seagraves VIII Mr. Richard T. Brittain VII Mrs. Maxine Davis Cline VII Mrs. Peggy Summey Cole VIII Ms. Modene Stroup VII Mr. Howard C. Davenport VIII Mr. Tony Reginald Deaton VIII Mrs. Betty Deweese Hardin VIII Mr. Scott Uzzell VIII Reverend Lee Roy Denton VIII Ms. Mary Smathers Johnson VII Mrs. Betty Ledford Henderson VIII Mr. Maxie W. Doby VIII Mrs. Sonja Hedrick Jones VIII Mr. Walter C. Jenkins VIII Mr. Wray E. Freeman VIII Mr. Henry Phillip Lindsay 1951 VII Mr. Charles Ronald Kiser Mrs. Ann Lutz Harry VIII Dr. Norman Lee Livengood Sr. VIII Mrs. Doris Grigg Ball VIII Reverend R. Blair Little VIII Mr. G. Glenn Hawkins V Mr. Les C. Sigmon Mrs. Patricia T. Beason VIII Mrs. Elizabeth G. Longmeyer Mr. Horace B. Hord VII Dr. Doris Lavonne Walters VII Mr. Gene Biggerstaff Mr. Raymond Lyles VII Dr. Edward Valentine Hudson VII Mrs. Sue Millen Weaver VIII Ms. Nell Grantham Bray VI Mrs. Carolyn Harless Pettyjohn VIII Mr. Leon J. Jackson VII Mr. Troy Dean Bridges VIII Ms. Carol Myers Sellers VIII Ms. Pearl King Levar VIII Mrs. Hilda Dagenhart Brower VII Dr. Henry Leroy Smith Jr. 1960 VIII Mr. Thomas Gene Massey VIII Ms. Rachel Yarbrough Duncan VII Mr. Keith S. Snyder VIII Mr. Mike Donald Beam VIII Mr. Bob Eugene Myers VIII Mr. William King Elliott VII Mrs. Recca Greene Bingham Vll Ms. Joan Moore Nolan VII Dr. Edgar Bryan Gillespie VIII Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn VI Mrs. Clara Nix Norwood VIII Mr. James Monroe Gold VII Mr. Bruce B. Bradley Dr. Doris Vance Banner VII Mrs. Margaret H. Perkins VIII Mr. Harold K. Harlow VIII VIII Dr. W. Worth Bridges Jr. Reverend Richard N. Bass VIII VIII Mr. Bobby Edward Howe Mrs. JoAnn Mask Rollins VIII Mr. Dennis Eugene Brooks Mrs. Betty Wise Bates VIII Mr. Fred Vernon Sikes Mr. Charles Ray Howell VIII Mrs. Jo Anne Brittain Brooks VII Mrs. Linda Earp Bentley VIII Mr. Hoyt B. Howington VIII VII Mr. Elmer Udean Burke Mrs. Valeria Banning Creec VIII Mrs. Mildred Shull Izzi 1957 Mrs. Linda Cox Childrez VIII Mrs. Tedi Hoke Gibbons Vill Mr. Tony Izzi Jr. VIII Mrs. Harriet Gibson Benner VIII Reverend Ned L. Duncan VIII Mrs. Martha Brooks Giles VIII Mrs. Evelyn Leigh Jackson VIII Ms. Lynn Wilma Cheek VIII Mr. C. Joe Ellis VIII Mrs. Barbara Harrill Grahan Ms. Elizabeth Ann Lancaster VIII Ms. Carolyn Sanders Cooper VIII Mr. James K. Hardin VIII Mr. Fred Ervin Ensley Jr. VIII Mrs. Sara Reece Miller VIII Mrs. Caroline Greene Hamrick VII Mr. William James Euliss Jr. VIII Mrs. Margaret Cannon Vll Mrs. Rachel Smith Mullinax VIII Mr. Douglas D. Hamrick VIII Mrs. Helen Philbeck Grayson Kimberlin VII Dr. Thomas Robert Mullinax VIII Mrs. Millicent McCurry Harrill VIII Mr. Robert Henry Harmon VIII Mr. Willie Robert Kimberlin VII Mr. Julius Pinkston VIII Mrs. Betty Banning Jones VIII Dr. Betty Emmett Knox VIII Mrs. Bernice Goodson Harris Mrs. Ruth Combs Robbins VIII Mr. Willie Paul Lemmons VIII Mr. Grover Howell Miller vill Mrs. Rachel Cloer Little VIII Mrs. Nancy Wall Warren VIII VIII Mrs. Margaret L. Lewis Ms. Sara T. Moore Mr. James Edwin Messick Jr VIII Mr. Edwin Eugene Peeler VIII Mr. Paul Morris Nance Mrs. Helen Wright Riggs VIII VII Mrs. Frances Causby Snyder VIII Mr. Leonard Elton Pressley 1952 Reverend William Paul Rigs VII Mrs. Polly Williams Bridges Mr. James Edwin Sinclair Mrs. Doris Dedmon Steele VII Mr. Alex Bromir VI Mr. Austin Donald Spangler Dr. Helen Marie Stinson 1958 Vll Mrs. Mary Mingus Bromir VII VIII Mr. Clifford James Stokes Mrs. Frederick E. Taylor Vffl Reverend Cecil Lee Ballard VII Mr. Joseph M. Cole VIII Dr. John T. Tiller VIII Mr. Troy W. Blanton VIII Mrs. Dorothy Jarvis Tucker VIII Mrs. Ann Hamrick Elliott VIII Mr. Charles R. Bridges VIII Reverend Denny Lee Turner VII Reverend Thomas Wade Estes VII Dr. Joe H. Camp VII Mrs. Elizabeth Rabon Wallsmith Mrs Margaret Swann Flaherty VIII Mr. Jack David Carpenter Mr. Henry Eugene Wray VHI Mrs. Sarah Ballard Allen VIII Mr. Kenneth R. Grayson VII Mr. Paul Eugene Cline VIII Reverend John Clifton P Vll Mrs. Frances Rhyne Griffin VIII Ms. Rebecca M. Deaton VIII Mrs. Barbara Wall Benge 1961 VII Mr. William Harold Griffin VIII Dr. Phillip Edward Hamrick VIII Mrs. Joyce Gantt Beam VI Mrs. Billie Bullard Cauld VIII Mr. Rohert B. Hamrick VII Mr. William Lewis Hamrick VIII Mrs. Phyllis Kinnaman ( VIII Mrs. Martha Burke Blackburn Vll Mrs. Frances Allen Kiser VIII Mr. Morris J. Hensley VIII Mrs. Doris Cranford Borders VIII Mr. Jack G. Creech VI Mr. Bobby McCall Pettyjohn VI Mrs. Emma Jean Frady Herman VII Mrs. Nancy Luffman Da\ VIII Mr. Coley Jason Brannock VIII Mr. Edward D. Herndon VIII Mrs. Ruby D. Camp

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Vlll Mr. Charles Roland Ibach III VIII Mrs. Brenda Hilliard McDonald Mr. Jerry Dycus 1964 Mr. Roger H. McKee VIII Mr. Albert J. Jacobs VIII Mr. Norman James Adams VIII Reverend William Robert VIII Dr. Vivian Bridges McMillan Mrs. Peggy Williams Ledtord Vlll Mr. Wendell Gaylen Bailey Glasgow VII Mrs. Sandra Honeycutt Mrs. Sandra Jean Legrand Mr. Herman Odell Best VIII Mr. William Robert Gooden Measmer Vlll Mrs. Gloria Dancy Martin VIII Mrs. Carrie Hall Harris VII Dr. Barry Edmond Hambright VIII Mr. Ronald Ervin Nanney Mr. Randy Mayfield Mrs. Jessie Wesson Hedrick VIII Mr. Cline Borders Hamrick VIII Mr. Richard Dale Pearson VIII Mrs. Carolyn King Wooley Vlll Mr. Bob Neil Holden VIII Mr. Claude Gordon Helton Vlll Mrs. Marie Sims Simmons Vlll Mrs. Hilda Sanders James VIII Mr. Dean David Hendrick VIII Mrs. Cheryl Walker Taylor 1970 Vlll Mr. David Frederick Kinzer Jr. VII Ms. Nancy Sue Hildebran VIII Mr. James H. Taylor VIII Mrs. Alyce Greene Blackwell Vlll Mrs. Carolyn Bentley Lindsley VIII Mr. Billy Charles Hoffman VIII Mr. Thomas Monroe Toms 11 Vlll Mr. David Eugene Davenport VII Mr. Frank S. Mayo VIII Mrs. Esther Merchang Phipps VIII Mr. Gary L. White VIII Mr. Terry Alan Guthrie VII Mr. R. Stephen Pace VIII Dr. Philip E. Turner VIII Mrs. Victoria Glascoe White VII Mr. Roger Haas Mr. Bohby Gene Pyron Sr. VIII Mrs. Gail Robertson Walker VIII Mrs. Rachel Owens Hamrick VIII Reverend William Bruce Rabon Vlll Mr. Jerry Richard Walker 1967 VIII Mr. Lonnie Clarence Hoyle Mr. Stanley Daves Webb Vlll Mr. Murray Richard Tribbett VIII Mrs. Donna Wood Barnosky Vlll Mrs. Jo Ann Vestal Raby Mrs. Wanda Gail Webb VIII Mr. Larry George Troxell VIII Dr. E. Drew Bridges VIII Mr. Kenneth Daryl Robertson VIII Ms. Patricia Padgett Worley Vlll Mr. Oren M. Wyatt Vlll Mrs. Rachel Gidney Briggs Vlll Mr. Hobart C. Smith Jr. Vlll Mr. Ronald P. Wright VIII Mrs. Betty Burgess Broach Mr. David Walton White 1965 VIII Mrs. Faye Withrow Crowe VIII Mr. H. Michael Zafoot Mrs. Carole Suttle Arey VIII Mr. J. Ray Crowe Vlll Mr. Roger Edwin Bailey Vlll Mr. Hoyle Bradley Alexander Jr. VIII Mrs. Emily Ogburn Crown 1971 Mr. Charles B. Camp Mr. William Jackson Arey VIII Mr. John R. Crown III Mr. J.W. Abemethy III Vlll Mrs. Diane Packard Camp VII Mr. Michael Newton Beam Mr. Ralph O. Dulany II Mrs. Terry Carter Abemethy IV Mr. Ernest Woodrow Carothers VIII Mrs. Dianne James Blanton Vlll Mr. Rodney Page Ewing Vlll Mr. Joe Runyan Babb Vlll Mrs. Rebecca Blalock Causby Jr- VIII Mrs. Jean Dixon Gunnels V Mr. William Thomas Bell Vlll Mr. Samuel R. Covington Vlll Ms. Vivian Hamrick Dalmas Vlll Mr. Delmer Reid Hall Vlll Mr. James Stanley Bland VII Mrs. Carol McAbee Mrs. Estilla Wilson Duncan VIII Mr. Howard Walter Haskell Vlll Mr. Ray Daniel Bolick Cunningham Vlll Mr. Allen K. Freeman VIII Mrs. Sylvia Childers Holmes Vlll Mr. Lloyd C. Bost VIII Mr. Coy Jefferson Doty Jr. Vlll Reverend Charles W. Freeman VIII Mrs. Barbara Bridges Lovelace VIII Mr. Richard Stephen Carson Vlll Mrs. Rosemary Howard Doty Vlll Reverend Jerry Franklin am ^ e VII Mr. James Edward Maynor Vlll Mr. John Henry Causby Jr. VIII Mrs. Judy Cooke Dudley Vlll Mr. Darrell Everett Garner VII Mrs. Linda Cutshaw Maynor VIII Ms. Linda Gordon Chrisman Vlll Mr. Arnold F. Gibbs Vlll Mrs. Freda Lynch Gibbs VIII Mrs. Wanda Lingafelt Orders Vlll Mr. Donald Raye Cline Vlll Mr. Hal Edwin Graham Vlll Mr. H. Edward Godshall Vlll Mrs. Lois Clay Perkins Vlll Mrs. Inez Putnam Connor Vlll Mrs. Carole Harmon Gray Mr. Robert M. Gold Vlll Mr. Fred W. Rees Vlll Mr. Thomas L. Copeland Sr. VIII Dr. Edward Eugene Hunsinger Vlll Mrs. Elizabeth Padgett Guy Vlll Mrs. Janice Brown Roberts VII Mr. James Hardin Cromer Jr. VIII Dr. Sonja Turner Hutchins VI Mr. WilUiam W. McKinney Vlll Ms. Julia Kay Rogers VIII Mrs. Pamela Booker Crowder VII Mr. Don Edward Kingsmore Vlll Mr. James E. McSwain Vlll Mrs. Jackie Short Shell VIII Mrs. Judith Childers Daniels VII Mr. Melvin R. Lutz Jr. Vlll Mr. James H. Mitchell Vlll Mrs. Frances Turner Southern VIII Mr. Franklin Andrew Davis VIII Mrs. Marsha Whitley Martin Vlll Mr. Perry H. Roberts Vlll Mrs. Judy Nichols Tayloe Vlll Dr. Charles Wade Dellinger Mr. William Sidney Martin Vlll Mr. J. Ken Sanford VII Mr. Leroy W. Tilt III Vlll Mr. Price Martin Ewing III Vlll Mr. Loye Wilson Mayfield Jr. Vlll Mrs. Susan Madaris Sau VIII Mr. Donald Paris Wilson VII Mr. Eugene D. Falls Jr. VII Mrs. Barbara Long Mayo Vlll Mrs. Glenda Luffman White Vll Mr. John H. Wilson Jr. VIII Mrs. Juanita Carpenter Fickling Mr. Kenneth Legrand Morrow Vlll Mr. Peter Ellison Fickling Mr. William A. Pernell VIII Mr. William Earl Getrys 1963 R i... VIII Ms. Janice Pike Reid 1968 II Judge James Thomas Bowen 111 Mrs. Catherine Tedder Arndt Vlll Ms. Mary Suzanne Gold Vlll Mr. William A. Seel Jr. Vlll Mr. Strib Barton Vlll Mrs. Rebecca Hamilton III Mrs. Brenda Moore Boyd VII Mr. Robert Clayton Vincent Jr. Vlll Mrs. Beverly Wilson Blackwell Vlll Mr. John E. Hamrick ’III Mr. John D. Bridgeman VIII Mrs. Dianne Saunders Yount 'll Mrs. Donna Hennessee Bryan Mr. David G. Brown Vlll Honorable Ralph Eugen 1 lartis 'III Mr. Ralph James Cox Vlll Mr. S. Ernie Cole Vlll Reverend Lewis J. 1 laves rill Reverend Bobby Gene Devincy 1966 Vlll Mr. Clem Odell Faircloth Mrs. Linda Peeler Hendrick Vlll Mr. George Ted Armstrong Vlll Mrs. Amanda Bryant Holland 'III Mrs. Carolyn Causby Gantt Mr. Marshall Eugene Hardin Vlll Mrs. Hilda Bess Blanton Vlll Mrs. Camilla Taylor 1 lolsclaw 'III Mr. John W. German Vlll Mrs. Karen Whitener Leonard Vlll Mrs. Merlyn Sellers Blanton Vlll Mr. John Wesley Homaday Jr. 'III Mr. Alfred W. Greene Vlll Reverend Herbert Hill McCoy VIII Mr. Tony C. Blanton Vlll Mr. J. Rutledge Jacks Jr. /111 Mr. Karl H. Hedrick Jr Vlll Ms. Susan Kelly McKinney /Ml Mrs. Phyllis Strickland Johnson Vlll Mrs. Paula Jones Brake VII Mrs. Betty Mitchell Nabors VIII Mrs. Helen Picket Keller VIII Mrs. Hazel Greene Bridges V Dr. Kenneth John Lent: Mrs. Denice Spangler McKee VIII Mr. Raymond J. Roseberry Vlll Mr. Robert Jones Burton Jr. / Mrs. Martha Witherington Vlll Ms. Phyllis Bouldin Skeen Vlll Mrs. Judy Graves Let ton Vlll Dr. Linda Morrison Combs Vlll Mr. Michael Steve McDaniel Rhodes Vlll Mrs. Iva Shumate Stowe Vlll Mrs. Sharon Garner Forrester VII Dr. Ted Richard Monroe Ms. Judith Dianne Shannon VIII Mrs. Aquilla Brown Smith Vlll Mr. Charles O. Gardner VIII Mr. John Evan Myers VIII 1969 Mr. James Pershing Toole Jr. Vlll Mrs. Sandra Crouse Garmon VIII Mr. Haynsworth Lawton Neely Vlll Mrs. Marsha Crompton Bridges VII Mr. Henry C. Giles Jr. Vlll Mr. James Raymond Plummer Mrs. Pat Ramsey Wells Vlll Mrs. Eileen Wiggins Colvard Vlll VIII Mr. Warren F. Griffin Vlll Mrs. Stephanie Dover Roberts Mrs. Dorothy A. Young Vlll Mrs. Rebecca Justice Gardner VII Mrs. Carol Vance Kingsmore _ Vlll Mrs. Sharon Kin< aid Robertson Mr. Thomas E. Young Vlll Mrs. LindaLinaa Allenruien Gleasonuicasun 0 Mrs. Martha Lewis . . ~ r . vlll Mr. jerry Carver Kuppe Mr. Dennis Goode Goforth vm 1V“ t ,y VIII Mr. Ernest G. Lipscomb Jr.

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VIII Mr. Jerry Lee Simpson VIII Mr. Gettys Earby Cash Jr. VIII Mr. John Greene VIII Mrs. Wanda Watson Kingery Mr. Donald Lamont Stokes VI Mr. John William Cook Jr. VIII Mr. Tony Matheson Griggs VIII Mrs. Sandra Christopher Kiser VIII Reverend Elton Leon Strickland VIII Mr. D. Barry Copeland Mrs. Samala High Hocutt IV Dr. Robert G. Laney III VIII Mr. Paul E. Szymborski Jr. VIII Captain Arthur H. Davis Jr. Mrs. Teresa Chandler Honeycutt VIII Mr. William Ronald McAfee Mr. Henry Ronald Turner Mr. Edwin Michael Ellis VII Mrs. Peggy Jones Hurt VIII Mrs. Dicy Smith McCullough Mrs. Katherine Thomas Wallace VIII Mr. H. Woodrow Fish Jr. Ms. Donna Abrams Husky VIII Mrs. Judy Bowen McElrath VII Mr. Hiram Bedell Willis VI Mrs. Melanie Campbell Ford VII Mr. Ligon Dean Kimbrell Jr. VII Mrs. Brenda Bridges Morrison VIII Dr. James Ronald Wright Mr. Robert Lee Ford VIII Mr. Earle Fletcher Kirkland VIII Mrs. Brenda Tucker Oxford VIII Mrs. Rosa Anderson Galloway IV Mrs. Caroline Connor Laney Dr. Robert Thad Parsons Jr. VIII Mrs. Novella Jackson Garrison 1972 VII Mrs. Joyce Dixon Lawhorne VIII Mrs. Karen Wease Pearson VIII Mr. James Benjamin Adams Jr. VIII Ms. Deborah Leigh Gaskill VIII Ms. Cecilia Gail Lawing Mrs. Pamela Seagraves Radford VIII Mr. Stanley Vernon Albright Jr. Mrs. Rebecca Henley Hamilton VIII Mrs. Carol Weatherly Lawson VIII Reverend Lawrence Edward VIII Mr. Roger Dale Bower VI Mr. Donald Monroe Hartsoe VIII Mr. Larry Dean Ledford Robertson VIII Mnc Jill Sanders Branch VI Mrs. Donna Ellington Hartsoe VII Mr. John Meredith Lee Jr. VIII Mrs. Donna Cockrell Sawyer VIII Mrs. Marsha Young Brown Mr. John Thomas Hawkins VIII Mr. Kenneth Ray Long VIII Mrs. Shirley Tennyson Scruggs Mr. Henry Perry Bryant Jr. VIII Ms. Sue Hunnicutt Reverend George Furman Reverend Johnny Lee Searight VIII Mr. Lester Duke Burnett VIII Mrs. Gladys Jones Magill VIII Reverend Robert Dean Sisk VIII Mr. James Thomas Burns Jr. Reverend Leland Andrew Kerr VIII Miss Pamela Ann Martin Mr. Lewis Ray Thomas VIII Mr. Sebastian T. Cooke VIII Mr. David Nelson Kessell VIII Mr. Jeffrey Phillip McNeill VI Reverend David Troutman VIII Mrs. Sarah Baxter Dellinger VIII Mrs. Sandra Swift Kirby VIII Mr. Roger Lee McSwain Vlll Mr. Daniel Wayne Walter VIII Mrs. Faye B. Denning VIII Reverend Liberty Vardell VIII Mrs. Carol Byerly Myers V Mrs. Cynthia Alexander Wood VIII Mrs. Margaret Barkley Ellis Koontz VII Mrs. Dayle Gibson Page Vlll Mrs. Deborah Gantt Fishel VII Mr. Larry Wayne Lawhorne Mr. James Edward Putnam VIII Mr. Dennis Grayson Fisher VIII Mr. Vernon Heath Livingston 1976 Mrs. Janice C. Sale Reverend Kenneth Eugene Batts Vlll Mrs. Joyce Walker German Vlll Ms. Yvonne Ammons Medford VIII Mr. Langston Jesse Shelton III Vlll Mrs. Carol Rivers Bennett Vlll Ms. Marsha Gurley Hayes VIII Mrs. Phyllis Littlefield Moore Vlll Mr. Michael Russell Simmons VIII Dr. Martha Steagall Bergen Vlll Mr. Robert Gregory Hendrix VIII Mrs. June Tallent Mull VIII Mr. Robert Daniel Spillman VIII Mrs. Jean Sparks Blankenship VI Mr. Broadus M. Hocutt VIII Mr. Stanley Ivan Napier VIII Mr. Ervin Ross Wagner Sr. VIII Mrs. Sadie Allren Broome VII Reverend William Marion VII Dr. Franklin S. Page Mr. R. Dale Winn VIII Mr. Eugene Charles Bumgardner Honeycutt III VIII Mr. Morris Eugene Page VIII Mrs. Ann Heafner Calton VIII Mrs. Patsy Eloise Howell VII Mr. Thomas L. Peek VIII Mrs. Catherine Bailey Mrs. Nancy Magill Kerr VIII Mr. Bruce DeLane Putnam 1975 Vlll Ms. Ann Baria Baker Caughman Vlll Mr. Robert Lee Kershaw Jr. Vlll Mr. Benjamin Lee Reavis VII Dr. Charles E. Burnham Jr. Vlll Mr. Joseph Randolph Kirby Jr. VI Mr. Barry Robarge Vlll Mr. Ruel Hall Chapman II VIII Mr. Wallace R. Carpenter Jr. VIII Mr. Alfred Jerome Cherry Vlll Mr. Oscar Lejune Lard II VIII Mr. Clyde Wayland Roberson Vlll Mr. Wofford Boswell Caughman Vlll Mr. John David Clay Vlll Reverend Jerry Steven Laughter VIII Mr. Larry Edward Rollins Jr. Dr. James Robert Cline Jr. Vlll Mr. James Wyatt Martin Jr. Ms. Mary Debuckles Shelburne Vlll Mrs. Elizabeth C. Chapman Vlll Mr. Philip Dale Cooke Vlll Mr. Sidney A. Martin Jr. VII Mrs. Barbara Raynor Shook Vlll Mr. Lee Ramsey Clayton VIII Dr. Roy Bissell Cooper Vlll Mr. Larry F. Moody VIII Mrs. Sherry High Simmons Vlll Mrs. Annette Highsmith Vlll Mrs. Julia Gillespie Crouch Vlll Mrs. Lynn Grigg Moss VIII Mr. John Rodney Stafford Jr VIII Mr. Paul Cuesta D’Albora VII Mr. Robert H. Nabors Vlll Mr. Michael E. Stewart Coggins VIII Mrs. Joyce Campbell Davis VIII Mr. Thomas Lee Pace Mr. J. David Tiller VIII Mrs. Melanie Johnston Cook Reverend Larry Keith Dixon Vlll Mr. Zack Edward Phillips Jr. Vlll Mr. Barry Phillip Washhum Vlll Mrs. Carol Herdje Copeland VII Mr. Robert Lee Decker Jr. VII Mr. Louis Jay Everhart Vlll Ms. Linda Raney Rostan Vlll Mrs. Jacque Wooten Weaver Mrs. Marybeth James Ruppe VIII Mr. F. David Wilson VIII Mr. Richard John Dizbon VIII Mrs. Kathryn Boheler Falls Vlll Ms. Rebecca Ann Sebastian VII Mr. Charles Edward Dyke Vlll Mr. Michael Lee Gallman Vlll Mrs. Patricia Lambert Sharpe 1974 VIII Mr. Carroll Fred Edwards Vlll Mrs. Debora Jackson Gilbert VII Reverend C. Michael Shook Vlll Reverend Joe Ronald Edwards VII Mr. Dennis Leon Grindstaff Mr. Steven D. Arndt VIII Mrs. Shirley Young Simpson Vlll Mrs. Rachel Hedrick Edwards VIII Mr. Gerry Blane Hazelwood VIII Mrs. Karen Steele Atwell Vlll Ms. Martha Anne Smith Vlll Mr. Edwin Lewis Ervin Vlll Mrs. Paula Upchurch Hipp Vlll Mr. James Eugene Blanton Ms. Jean Patrick Spangler Vlll Mrs. Deborah Batson Fisher Vlll Mr. W. Daniel Hipp Vlll Mr. Eugene McGee Breazeale Miss Nancy Lynn Spangler Vlll Reverend Rick Thomas Fisher Vlll Reverend Stephen McFaddin Reverend Jerry Calvin Burleson Vlll Mr. William Edward Watson Vlll Mr. Larry Bradford Fulk Lewis VII Mrs. Connie Dull Burnham Vlll Dr. Richard Douglas Wilkins VIII Mrs. Nancy Spangler Fulk VII Mrs. Nancy Logan Mack VIII Mrs. Frances Shokes Campbell Vlll Mr. Charles Ashely Wilson VIII Mr. Daniel Reid Gamble VIII Chaplain W. David Marks VIII Mr. Harry Edwin Carson Jr. Vlll Mr. James Robert Wilson Vlll Mrs. Marie Self Gamhrell VIII Mrs. Deborah Harrell Marks VII Mr. Clyde Stevenson Carswell V Mr. Larry W. Wood VIII Mr. William L. Gardner VIII Reverend William Tim Reverend Hammond A. Coates Vlll Mrs. Barbara Bridges Greene McSwain VIII Mrs. Elfreida Scruggs Cole Vlll Mrs. Judy Fox Greene Mr. Phillip Joel Nixon 1973 Vm Mrs. Debra Jones Cooke Vlll Mr. Tony M. Griggs VII Mr. Keith Michael Norris VII Mi James Preston Aaron Vlll Mr. Joe David Cooke Vlll Mr. Max Hamilton Jr. Mr. Glenn Edward Oliver Jr. VIII Mr. Grady R. Blackwell Vlll Reverend Ray Hill Craig Vlll Ms. Lynn Ellen Hamrick VIII Mrs. Julia Hanna Payne Vlll Mrs. Catherine Washburn Boyd VIH Mr. James William Davis Vlll Mr. James Wright Boyd VII Mr. Keith Eugene Hayes Vlll Mr. Walter Flay Payne Jr. VII Mrs. Lydia Blanton Farfour Vlll Mrs. Gayle Davis Briscoe VII Lt. Col. Otis Lea Hollar II VIII Mrs. Judith King Pierce VIII Mr. Sanford Henry Fishel III Vlll Mrs. Peggy Dixon Brown VIII Mr. William Stanley Jenkins Vlll Reverend Bulo Ervin Price 111 VIH Mr. William Richard Foster Jr. Vlll Mr. Ronald Louis Brown Vlll Mr. Richard Kenneth Johnson Mrs. Shirley Parks Searight VIH Mr. Jimmy William Galloway Vlll Mrs. Hope Hathcock King Vlll Mrs. Isabell Shuffler Setzer Dr. Sue Champion Camp VIII Mr. Danny C. Gambrell Vlll Mr. Jack Douglas King Mr. Curtis E. Simmons

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Dr. Paul Edward Childers VIII Mrs. Amy Tolbert Wilhelm VII Mrs. Janice Hood Smith 1982 % VIII Mr. Thomas Franklin Smith VIII Mr. Anthony Boyette Coor Vlll Ms. Susan Gail Allred VIII Mrs. Sharon Saunders Starr VIII Mr. Richard Gray Craft 1980 Vlll Mr. Bill Anderson VIII VI Mrs. Mary Hutchinson Mr. George S. Crouch III VIII Mr. Harold Fredrick Allen Jr. VIII Mrs. Vickey Hardin Baxley Troutman VIII Mr. Thomas Davis VIII Mrs. Frances O’Reilly Artigas Vlll Mrs. Karen Moniz Bramlett VIII VII Mr. Michael Jason Whitener Mr. Kennon Westbrook Edwards VIII Mr. Benjamin William Barr Jr. VII Mrs. Martha Hovis Bumgardner VIII Mr. D. Michael Wingler Jr- VIII Mr. William Scott Brisendine VIII Mrs. Susan Heise Burson VIII Mr. Michael Joseph England VIII Mr. David Charles Withrow VIII Mr. Scott Eric Carpenter VIII Ms. Man' Lee Cudd VIII Mr. Fritz E. Evans III VIII Dr. John Toliver Davis Vlll Mr. William Daniel Day 1977 VIII Miss Linda Ann Flynn VII Mrs. Rebecca Morrow Ervin VII Mr. Craig Anthony Fairies Mr. James Hal Franklin VIII Mrs. Miriam Harding Ezell Mrs. Pamela Davis Fish VII Mr. James Shuford Abernethy VIII Mrs. Donna McClamrock Frye VIII Mrs. Robin Ameson Gattis VIII Mrs. Lisa Shows Freeman VII Mr. Bill K. Baucom Jr. VIII Mr. James Edward Furlough VIII Ms. Alice Delana Gray Vlll Mr. Terrell D. Harris VIII Mr. David Roberts Blanton Mr. Timothy Ray Hannah VIII Reverend Dexter Earl Greene VIII Dr. Robert Louis Hunter Jr. VIII Mr. David W. Bormann VIII Mr. David Stuart Heffner VIII Reverend Eddie Garman Grigg VIII Mr. James Michael Huntsinger VIII Dr. Dina Anderson Braddy VIII Reverend Glenn Thomas VIII Mr. Gary Michael Harvell Mrs. Betty Barnett Kendrick VI Dr. James Henry Burleson Henderson VII Ms. Karen Lynn Jones VII Mr. Frank Michael Livengood VIII Ms. Wanda June Campbell VIII Mrs. Sue Gibbens Henderson VIII Ms. Chandra Dawn Masters VIII Mr. Smith Franklin Martin Mrs. Mary Lou Hamrick Causby VIII Reverend Timothy Alden VIII Mr. John Scott Norris VIII Ms. Sheila Elaine McClure VIII Mrs. Cynthia Rummage Cook Hendrick VII Mr. Charles Duncan Owens Mr. Frank Osborne McFarland VIII Reverend Stephen Gary Crouse VIII Mr. Roy Vaughan Hyder Jr. VIII Mr. Eli Henry Price Jr. III VIII Mr. Daniel Flay Dixon VIII Mr. William Keith Kiser Mrs. Cathy Coggins Rimmer Vlll Mrs. Donna Christenbury VIII Mr. Joseph Russell Freeman VII Mr. Kenneth Lamar Lewis VIII Mr. Dennis Gray Stilley Moody VIII Mrs. Vickie Greene Furlough VIII Mrs. Cheryl Berry Libhy VIII Reverend Michael William VIII Mrs. Cheryl Waters Nix VIII Mr. Jasper Warren Gamble Jr. VIII Mr. William Franklin Manning Tolbert VIII Ms. Alice Faye Painter Ms. Jennifer M. Hamrick VIII Mr. Garry Lee McDowell VIII Mrs. Angela Seay Truett Mr. William R. Parker VIII Mrs. Teresa Waters Hopper VIII Mrs. Batina Rash McKinney VIII Mrs. Areanda Moss Weaver VIII Reverend Max Steven VIII Reverend Donald Herman VIII Mr. Steven Nicholas Migioia Pettyjohn Horton VIII Mrs. Cathy Holt Norris VII Mr. Ronald Douglas Poston VIII Mr. James Clinton Jolly 1981 VIII Ms. Wanda Kay Poe VIII Mrs. Charlotte Brewer Allen VIII Ms. Susan Denise Poston VIII Mr. Jerry Lamar Kellar Jr. VIII Ms. Deborah Marie Ramsey VIII Mrs. Angela Dunn Barker Mr. James Lee Royals Jr. VIII Mr. John Ralph Kiser VIII Reverend Robert Jerald Rumfelt VIII Mrs. Karen Troutman Clark Mrs. Ramona Bums Sanders VIII Mrs. Sherry Setzer Lawson VIII Mr. Ricky Erwin Sain Vlll Reverend Paul Jeffrey Clark Vlll Ms. Janet Anne Shy tie VIII Mrs. Teresa Teague Lee VIII Mrs. Nancy Royster Seism Mrs. Lynn Carpenter Davis Vlll Mrs. Colleen Lane Silver VIII Mrs. Rebekah Duncan Lewis VII Mrs. Linda Cody Shelton Mrs. Mary Ruth Zanon Dixon Vlll Mrs. Pamela Butler Simmons VIII Mr. Stephen Blair Little VII Mr. Terry Kyle Shelton VIII Mrs. Anne Feagin Donahoo Vlll Mrs. Vicki Y. Spencer VIII Ms. Teala Maria McSwain VIII Mr. George Thomas Swinney VII Mrs. Marsha Huffstetler Farmer Vlll Mrs. Julie Strange VII Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon Norris VIII Mr. Frank Lonnie Taylor Jr. VIII Mr. Alan Keith Flippin VII Mrs. Myra Thompson VII Mrs. Karen Chapman Pettyjohn VIII Mr. Ronald Lee Williams Mrs. Sylvia Lynn Holmes VIII Mr. Monty Renn Thornburg VII Mr. Robert Conrad Pettyjohn Vlll Mr. Joe Hugh Hopper Jr. Vll Mr. Daniel Cecil Warlick VIII Mr. Dennis Wade Price 1979 VIII Mrs. Melanie Smart Hutchins VII Mrs. Connie Hicks Wiel VIII Mrs. Hope Sinclair Price VIII Mrs. Kimberly Jolly Ashley VII Mrs. Sue Armistead Ingle VIII Mr. William Stanley Woody VIII Ms. Melanie Rabb Reid VIII Mr. Steve H. Barbrey VIII Mrs. Sharon Kay Johns VIII Mrs. Andrea Word Reverend Coleman Hughes VIII Ms. Alicia Kaye Bentley Vlll Mrs. Robin McCurry Killian Rimmerjr. VIII Mrs. Karen Calton Brisendine Vlll Mrs. Mary Miles Koone VIII Mrs. Ladell Thompson Shields 1983 VIII Mr. Robert Jeffery Carter Vlll Mr. Charles Nelson Lineberger VIII Ms. Janice Bright Blanton VIII Mrs. Robin Styers Shuman VIII Mr. David Lawrence Cooley VII Mrs. Mary Louise Abrams Lewis Vlll Mr. James Autery Bledsoe VIII Mr. Harold David Shumate VIII Mrs. Susan Ware Davis VII Mr. Richard Vance Matthews Vlll Mr. David Lee Bostian VII Ms. Patricia Ann St.Charles VIII Mrs. Jackie Rigsbee Dowdee VIII Mr. B. Thomas McLaughlin Vlll Mrs. Leslie Swann Bowman VIII Mrs. Jennifer Warren Stafford Reverend Timothy Scott Eanes Vlll Mr. Keith Jackson Nance Vlll Mr. Stephen Eugene Branch VIII Mrs. Jacqueline Brown Stamps VIII Mrs. Shelley Young Greene Mr. John Duncan Owens Vlll Mr. Timothy Franklin Brantley Dr. Sophia Gomes Steibel VII Ms. Donna M. Griffin Vlll Mrs. Rachel Schlafer Parton Vlll Reverend Jerry Wayne Brooks VII Mrs. Christa Hutcherson Warise VII Mrs. Johnnie Conner Hamrick Vlll Mrs. Marsha Moss Patterson Sr. VII Mr. Kenneth Arnold Warise Jr. Dr. Johnny Marshall Hunt Vlll Mrs. Lynn Prewitt Pearson Vlll Mrs. Carolyn Edwards Brown VIII Mrs. Debra Tessenair Waters VIII Mr. Gideon Thomas Johnson Jr. Vlll Ms. Risa Ann Pless VIII Mr. Dalton Zollie Brown VIII Mrs. Carol Tewes Withrow VII Mr. Mitchell Theron Jolley Vlll Mrs. Lyn Ivey Smith Vlll Mr. Lloyd Allen Bunch VIII Mrs. Kaye Shehan Yaffe VII Mrs. Dana Jenkins Kilby Vlll Mr. Timothy Warren Vlll Ms. Christina Hope Burle>on VIII Mrs. Donna Kale Yates VII Mr. Randy Keith Kilby Vanderhurg Vlll Mr. William Bradley Carson VIII Mr. Frederick William VII Mr. Richard Anthony Mack Vlll Mrs. Emily Coor VerSteeg Vlll Mrs. Susan Moore Currie Zwikelmaier VIII Mr. Robert Douglas MacArthur VIII Mr. Stanley David Waters Vlll Mr. Dwight Alfred Drum VIII Mr. Larry D. McCain Vlll Mr. Gregory Steven Whitener Vlll Mr. Michael Wayne Drum VIII Mrs. Rebecca Orders McKinney Sr. Vlll Mrs. Ruth Gilbert Elmore VI Mrs. Karen Troutman Barbee Mrs. Terri Bunting Nixon Vlll Reverend James Roger Wood Jr. Vlll Miss Mary Helen Gabala VIII Mrs. Joyce Bennett Barber VIII Mrs. Malinda Childers Patterson Vlll Mr. Terry Wayne Young Vlll Ms. Kathryn Teresa Greene VIII Mrs. Donna Bolton Belue VIII Mr. Gary Wayne Richardson Vlll Mr. Harry James Gregory VIII Mrs. Janice Watson Blanton VIII Mr. Victor Thomas Smith Vll Mrs. Margaret Griggs Guest VIII Ms. Janet Lee Bradley VIII Ms. Martha McDaniel lerres VIII Mr. Andy William Broug ton

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VII Dr. Timothy Dan Guest VIII Mrs. Jean Millsaps Harpe VIII Mrs. Tara Trotman Land VII Mr. Christopher Sherman VIII Ms. Ruth Marie Hanes VIII Mrs. Ina McDowell Harrington VIII Mr. Bob Glenn Lanning Roberts VIII Mrs. Glenda Laney Harvell VIII Mr. Kenneth Wayne Hawks VIII Mrs. Wanda Byrd Lewis VIII Mrs. Terri Lampkin Sherrill VIII Mrs. Lori Biggers Hastings Mr. Jasper Wiliam Hemphill Jr. VIII Mr. Louis Wilfrid Lubin VIII Ms. Mary Ruth Clanton Shew VIII Mrs. Mary Proctor Hendrix VIII Ms. Carole Schotte Hicks VIII Mr. Ronald Joe Lytle Sr. VIII Mr. Terry Lynn Sims VIII Mr. John Stuart Hunsinger VII Mrs. Annie Ruth Hamrick Hill VIII Mr. Gerard Marchese VIII Mr. John Lee Singleton VIII Reverend Norman Ray Hunt VIII Mr. Jay Leon Jackson Mrs. Sylvia Mae Marchese Mrs. Charlotte Porter Slice VIII Mrs. Nancy Rich Hunter VIII Mrs. Deanna McGaha James VIII Ms. Margaret Lane Monds VIII Mrs. Terri Hartman Sullivan VIII Mr. Chet Wayne Jessup VIII Mr. Robbie Dean Jenkins VIII Ms. Catherine Harrill Morse VIII Mrs. Janet Page Taylor VIII Mr. Raymond Clayton Johns Jr. VIII Ms. Rachel Elizabeth J ones VIII Mr. David Edward Oliver VIII Mr. Kent Lee Teague VIII Mr. Tommy Keith Johnson VIII Mr. Richard Carl Jordan Jr. Mrs. Maxine Ownbey Parsons VIII Mr. Randy Wayne Underwood VIII Ms. Susan Caroline Jones Reverend Terry Francis Jordan VIII Mrs. Holly Parrish Pegram VIII Mrs. Cindy Rumley Vestal VIII Ms. Candice Marie Kegarise VIII Mrs. Dorothy Reichert Kinkopf VIII Ms. Susan Ramyer VIII Mr. Melvin Dwayne Wilson VIII Ms. Sandra Roxann Kilpatrick VIII Mrs. Donna Day Ko VIII Mrs. Tammy Randall VIII Mrs. Kim Butler Yandle Ms. Sandra Moss Ledbetter VIII Mr. D. Gene Lakey Jr. VIII Ms. Terri Branson Reid VIII Mrs. Yvonne Crawford Lee VIII Ms. Carol Church McConnell VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Copeland Rust 1987 VII Mr. Franklin Craig Meadows VIII Mr. Stephen Earl Miller VIII Mrs. Cynthia Hawkins Swartz VIII Mrs. Lisa Cooper Amrhein VIII Ms. Myra Jo Melton VIII Mrs. Hilda Manzoni Moore VIII Mrs. Donna Wilson Sexton VI VIII Mrs. Sue Elixson Baldwin Mrs. Angela Burleson Miller VII Mrs. Angela Gasperson Panvini VIII Mrs. Denise Dagenhart Sherrill VIII Mrs. Susan Curti Beck VIII Mr. Jeffrey Hugh Morrow VIII Mrs. Gena Linder Parker VIII Mr. Stanley Thomas Sherrill VIII VIII Ms. Janet Morris Billings Mrs. Dianne Davis Murray VIII Mrs. Roberta Clyde Parris VIII Mrs. Sharon Simmons Stowe VIII Mr. James Elwood Blake VIII Mrs. Rebecca Arrington Onder VIII Mrs. Linda Harrill Rudisill VIII Mrs. Melanie Messer Tipping VII VIII Ms. Maryjohn Blanchard Mr. Thomas Reid Parker VII Mr. Stephen Eric Sain VIII Mrs. Melissa Lail Trecker VIII VIII Mrs. Pamela Bowman Blanton Mrs. Barbara Johns Parsons VIII Mrs. Rebecca Cheek Searcy VIII Mrs. Sharon Burcham Trivette VIII Mr. Kirby Todd Phillips VIII Mr. Ricky Lee Bowen VIII Mrs. Eva Whittington Self VIII Mr. Timothy Brian Whitt VIII Mr. Robert Timothy VIII Mr. Brett Kendall Bridges VIII Ms. Sandra Kay Sells VIII Mr. Sidney Blake Wilkey Quattlebaum VIII Mr. William Thomas Bridges VIII Mrs. Wilma Moxley Singleton Mrs. Priscilla Bell Wray VIII Mr. Roger William Randall VIII Mrs. Sandra Yancey Bright VIII Mrs. Cynthia Coble Smith VIII Mrs. Saundra C. Rogers VIII Mr. Mark Alan Buchanan VIII Mr. Eric Welton Stamey VII Mrs. Karen C. Sain 1986 VIII Mrs. Deborah Eller Burgiss VIII Mr. Billy Ray Truett VIII Ms. Loretta Carter Setttle VIII Mrs. Sherry H. Allen VII Mrs. Carolyn Cooke Carroll VIII Mrs. Deborah Babb Wallace VIII Mrs. Bernice Church Snuggs VIII Mr. Johnny Lee Angley VIII Mrs. Sheila Dills Courtney VIII Reverend Ravon Sutton Webb VIII Mrs. Anita Toney Sny VIII Mr. Julian David Baker Mr. John Allen Creech VIII Mrs. Connie Cook White VIII Mr. Dennis Scott Stinchcomb VII Reverend William David VII Mr. Dwayne Clark Duncan VIII Mr. Edwin Webb White VIII Mr. Anthony Neal Strange Benton VIII Mrs. Anna Edwards Floyd VIII Mrs. Deborah Winans VIII Mrs. Jerri Jolly Thompson VIII Mrs. Phyllis Shore Bumbaugh VIII Ms. Nancy Ellen Fortenberry VIII Mr. Eddie Lee Winchester VII Mr. Michael Richard Thompson VIII Mrs. Pamela Navey Bustle VIII Ms. Renee Newman Francis VIII Mrs. Donna Mitchell Tutsie VIII Mrs. Aleta M. Camp VIII Mrs. Alice Barthold Gaeta VIII Mrs. Patricia Chapman 1985 VIII Mrs. Deborah Ingle Clark VIII Mrs. Denise Byers Gardner VIII Ms. Sharon Kay Abercrombie Vandepoll VIII Mr. Terry Jerome Clark VIII Mr. Robert Bennett Hairfield VIII Mr. Lewis Scott Anderson VIII Mr. S. Kirk Ward VIII Ms. Patsy Floyd Coe VIII Mr. Jerry Lee Hatcher VIII Mrs. Lisa Atkins Ballantyne VIII Mrs. Lisa Ledford Wassen VIII Mr. Dwight Collier VIII Mrs. Rebecca Marshall Hatcher VIII Mrs. Teresa Houser Bell Mr. Evans Parker Whitaker VIII Mrs. Ijuana Watkins Collier VIII Mrs. Tammy Colvard Hawn VIII Mrs. Cindy Gibbs Benton VIII Mr. Gary Lee White Mrs. Myra Huskey Cowan VIII Mr. Leon Douglas Haynes VIII Mrs. Cynthia Shepherd Brandon VII Mrs. Judith Campbell Williams VIII Mrs. Kathy Trexler Daniel VIII Ms. Orian Gaither Holland VIII Mrs. Kelly Sale Bridges VIII Mrs. Patricia Burnett Williams VIII Mrs. Pamela Greene Dixon VIII Ms. Susan McRee Hoyle VIII Mr. Curtis Alan Carmine VIII Mr. Christopher Eugene Winans VIII Mr. Thomas Collins Dula Jr. VIII Mrs. Lisa Neel lies VIII Mr. Chris Reynolds Carpenter VIII Mrs. Jacquelyn Davis Wolfe VIII Mrs. Susan Welch Early VIII Mrs. Abbigail Stephens Kalaf VIII Mrs. Beverly Moose Carter VIII Mrs. Bridget Turnmire Franklin VIII Mr. David Brent Keim VIII Mr. Stephen Hal Carter 1984 VIII Ms. Savannah Hall Glass VIII Mrs. Cynthia Grindle Kenefick VIII Mrs. Pamela Harris Cash VIII Mr. Bryan Scott Beal VIII Mr. Samuel Craig Halford VIII Ms. Brenda Wilson Killough VII Mr. Kevin Scott Caudill VIII Mrs. Pamela Baker Black VIII Reverend Richard Lee Hamrick VII Mrs. Alice Faye Lammonds VIII Mr. Daniel Paul DesNoyers VIII Mr. Alton Mack Lammonds Jr. VIII Mrs. Alfreida Burrus Bowman VIII Mr. Mike Wilbur Hardin VIII Mr. Philip A. Ervin Sr. VIII Mrs. Dana Briscoe Brinton VIII Mrs. Rebecca Hefner Harper VIII Ms. Linda Marlin Marshall VIII Mr. Michael Herman Evans VII Mrs. Carol Jordan Buchanan VIII Mr. Jeffery Lynn Hicks VIII Ms. Paula Johnstone Matthews VIII Mrs. Donna Freeman VIII Mr. Brian Andrew Burgess VIII Mr. William Edgar Hinson VIII Ms. Luanne Beck Morgan VIII Mrs. Gladys Gates Fulcher viii Rt vt nnd ! )lin Steele Byrum III VIII Mrs. Sylvia Brady Holt VIII Mr. Mack Craig Morgan IV VIII Mrs. Martha Harris Hall VIII Mis. Amy Wilson Covington VIII Mrs. Donna Shaw Hulcher VIII Ms. Donna Shew Mulnix VIII Mrs. Diane Sides Harris VII Mr. Glenn Arthur DeBrueys Mr. Kevin Thomas Jones VIII Ms. Jo Ellen Shore Norris VIII Ms. M. Elizabeth Hiatt VIII Mis. Ruth Mooney Duffesne VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons Kennett VIII Mr. Dean Lawrence Padbury Mrs. Belinda Dill Jolley VII Mrs. Donna Breen Fairies VII Ms. Kelley Rose Lambert VII Mrs. Jo Ann LeatherwooJ VIII Mr. James Robert Jowers VIII Mr. Billy Richard Franks VIII Mr. William Lang Quillen Mrs. Marsha Pettyjohn Jowers VIII Mr. Joseph Allen Freeman VIII Mr. Charles Grayson Ledford VII Mr. Richard Eugene Quillen Ms. Nancy Carpenter Keeter VIII Mrs. Pamela Sheppard Goforth VII Mr. John Edmund McGee Mrs. Michele Gunter Radford VII Mrs. Cynthia Gail Jackson VIII Mr. (.lifford Elijah Hamrick III Ms. Lucenda Mapp McKinney Ms. Donna L. Robertson VIII Mrs. Teresa Cannon Jessup VIII Mr Andrea Carrigan Hardee VIII Mr. Kevin Laren Middleton VIII Mr. Eric Lee Rogers VIII Mr. Ramon Mark King VIII Reverend Ray McKay Hardee VIII Mrs. Clara Grose Mustyan VII Mr. Michael John Rousseaux VIII Mr. Rodger William Knight VIII Mrs. Sharon Russell

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VIII Mrs. Susan Miller VIII Mr. Douglas Wayne Peninger VIII Mrs. Lisa Brown Sayers VIII Mr. Gilbert Llewellyn Noetzel VIII Ms. Joan Howard Mims VIII Mr. Mark Thomas Quinn VIII Mrs. Margie Harris Smith VII Ms. Glenda Wilkinson Noles Mrs. Laura Rogers Moore VIII Mrs. Loutricia Mathis Redding VIII Mr. Terry Ray Smith VIII Mrs. Carolyn Sue Oakes VIII Mrs. Norma Davis Moose VIII Mr. Rex Randall Rhyne VIII Mrs. Sandra Lampley Snyder VIII Mr. Gary Dean Patterson VIII Mrs. Sandra Simmerson Morrow VIII Mr. Roger Ervin Secreast VIII Mr. Randall Fox Swartz VIII Mrs. Lynn Bustle Phelps VIII Mr. John Isaac Norman Jr. VIII Ms. Sandra Annette Shaw VIII Reverend William Donald VIII Ms. Joyce Williams Pitts VIII Mrs. Esther Greene Osborne VIII Ms. Denise Levan Shinn Warren VII Mrs. Janet Ballard Roberts VIII Mrs. Fonda Fortner Rosenbaum VIII Mrs. Lynn Dixon Patterson VIII Mr. Gregg Edward Sides VIII Ms. Beverly Jones Watts VIII Mrs. Amy Cawood Ross VIII Ms. Cynthia J. Pierce VIII Ms. Rhonda Charlene Slagle VII Mrs. Cathy St. Charles VIII Ms. Catherine Danley Reynolds VIII Mrs. Sandra Elizabeth Smith 1988 Rousseaux VIII Mr. Tony Curtis Reynolds Mr. Tony Kevin Smith VIII Mr. Jeffrey Wayne Allred VII Mr. Larry Junior Sanders VIII Mrs. Beth Kirk Rhyne VIII Mrs. Jane Smith Steinberg Mrs. Eva McKinney Allen VII Mrs. Elizabeth Whitley Sharpe VIII Ms. Mary Elizabeth Searcy VIII Mrs. Sandra Rudisill Thompson Mr. Malcolm Charles Allen VII Mr. Mickey Banks Sharpe VIII Mr. William Barry Self VIII Mr. Phillip Ellison Tucker VIII Ms. Janice Dobbins Andrews VIII Ms. Pamella J. Sharts VIII Ms. Nancy Lynn Sherrill VIII Ms. Anna Christine Vaughn VIII Mr. Jeffrey William Archer VIII Mr. Perry Wayne Sheppard VIII Mrs. Ruth Mahaffey Skidmore VIII Mrs. Lynda Wilson Whitener VIII Mrs. Peggy Hennessee Ballew VIII Mr. Richard Todd Shoaf VIII Ms. Virginia Grey Slate VIII Mr. Randy Joe Williams VIII Mr. Scott Vincent Barney VIII Ms. Penny Luann Shytle VIII Ms. Martha Ladd Spurrier VIII Mrs. Dorothy Botsch VIII Mrs. Susan Andreson Bir VIII Ms. Barbara Meredith Slater VIII Mrs. Robin Curtis Staley Wishnietsky VIII Mrs. Anna Moore Blestel VIII Mr. Ronald Ray Stewart VIII Mrs. Mary Dover Thornburg VIII Ms. Rise Carol Bostic VIII Mr. Jeffrey Mark Thomasson VIII Ms. Rebecca Anne Thurman VIII Mr. Stephen Edward Bowen 1991 VIII Mrs. Yvetta Barnes Washburn Ms. Lisa Carol Tucker VIII Mr. Edward Henry Bechtel VIII Mrs. Bonnie Burgess Brown VIII Mrs. Cynthia Hollifield Watts VIII Ms. Marie Elena Warren VII Mr. Paul Louis Benson VIII Ms. J. LuAnn Brown VIII Mrs. Judith Lutz Westmoreland VIII Mr. John Randall Watkins, Jr. VIII Mrs. Anne Brown Billingsley VIII Mr. Robert Lowell Brown VIII Mr. Theodore Garmon VIII Mr. Scott Clint Wiles VIII Mr. Robert Dean Bowlin 11 VIII Mrs. Vickie Gardner Call Westmoreland II VIII Ms. Nancy Merrill Willis VIII Ms. Regina McMahon Brooks VIII Ms. Judy DeBusk Carraway Mrs. Jean Hamrick Whitaker VIII Mrs. Katherine Stanley Wooten VIII Ms. Donna Renee Carr VIII Mr. James Edward Chapell Jr. VIII Mr. Robert David White VIII Mrs. Evelynn Gwaltner Yount VIII Mr. Francisco D. Carrillo VIII Mr. Elijah Daryl Collier VIII Mr. Brent Emmitte Winslow VIII Ms. Lana Gayle Chambers VIII Ms. Donna Collins VIII Mrs. Cara Barker Winslow 1990 VII Dr. Edwin S. Coates VIII Mrs. Patricia Brown Covington VIII Mr. Donald Ray Barger Jr. VIII Mr. Darren Lee Davis VIII Mrs.Lisa Blanton Cranford VIII Mr. Kenneth Glenn Beach VIII Mrs. Margaret Shipman Day VIII Mrs. Pamela Johnson Davis 1989 VII Mrs. Pamela Pruitt Annas VIII Mrs. Christine Thomas VIII Ms. Constance Daniel Deal VIII Mr. Terry Wayne Eddinger V Mrs. Sandra Carlton Aycoth Bingman VIII Mrs. Melodee Hamilton VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Whisemant Elder VIII Mrs. Andrea Stamey Barlow VIII Mrs. Cheryl Blanton Borders DesNoyers VIII Ms. Ruth Gentry Erwin VIII Mr. William Lyndon Bennett VIII Ms. Vickie Little Burgess VIII Mrs. Billie Ford Dixon VII Mr. Dallas Eddie Faulkner VIII Ms. Gail Gantt Bettis VIII Mrs. Nancy Suttles Campbell VII Mr. Donald Wayne Durham VIII Mrs. Janet Ivester Fisher VIII Mr. Denny Scott Booth VIII Mrs. Ruth Wimer Cox VII Mrs. Gaye Kluttz Durham Mrs. Sylvia Queen Freeman VIII Mrs. Paula Upton Bowen VIII Ms. Karen Elizabeth Curtis VIII Mrs. Linda Ruff Flemming VIII Ms. Ryan Elizabeth Gerhardt VIII Mr. Donald Marvin Campbell VIII Mr. Terry Stanley Davis VII Mr. Ronald Gray Gilllespic VIII Mrs. Margaret Queen Giles VIII Mr. Derrick Spencer Canipe VIII Mrs. Ginger Wooten Dellinger VIII Mr. Rodney Brent Hardy VIII Mr. Charles Steven Gordon Mrs. Frances Brabham Corbin VIII Mr. Howard Carthel Dozier Jr. VIII Mrs. Julia Henson Harrh VIII Ms. Sandra Haag Grant VIII Ms. Tracy Moore Cornett VII Mr. Michael Anthony Dudko VIII Mrs. Melanie Moss Hill VIII Mr. Barney Mitchell Greene VIII Mrs. Geneva Eaton Dockery Mr. Orlando James Early VIII Mrs. Lisa Stone Hilliard Mr. Randall Chris Hall VIII Ms. Julia Felton Edwards VIII Mrs. Deborah Hedrick Everhart VIII Mr. Kenneth John Horvath VIII Mr. Harvey Bly Hamrick Jr. V Mr. James Clayton Faw VIII Mr. Mark Andrew Franklin VIII Mr. Joseph Thomas Hough VIII Mr. Raymond Scott Henson Mrs. Susan Woodall Gaddis VIII Mrs. Celia Blanton Furr VIII Mrs. Deanne Hill Hutchinson VIII Mr. Brent Jackson Higgins VIII Mrs. Judy Benfield Gamble VIII Mr. Randy Gambrell VIII Ms. Jo Ann Ingle James VIII Mr. Kenneth Carroll Holland VIII Ms. Sandra Lowder Gordon VIII Mr. Jewel H. Gates VIII Mr. Trent Ashley Jessup VIII Mr. Randal Richard Hoover Mr. Blois Carl Grissom VIII mrs. Darlene Booth Godfrey VIII Ms. June McGuinn Jones VIII Mrs. Charlotte Parris House VIII Mrs. Ellen Dudley Hotchkiss VIII Mrs. Janice Watson Hancock VIII Mrs. Betty N. Kiger VIII Mr. Roy Wilson House Jr. VIU Ms. Rita Cook Howell VIII Mrs. Pemala Shives Heaton VIII Mrs. Vicki Smith Lambert VIII Ms. Judy Grainger Hylton VIII Reverend Tracy Craig Jessup VIII Ms. Sandra Lloyd Hoback VIII Ms. Melissa H. Laws VIII Mr. Jesse Lee James Jr. VIII Ms. Lisa Renee Johnson VIII Mrs. Karen Martin Hough VIII Mrs. Judy Harper Lucas VIII Mrs. Tina Epley James VIII Mr. William Blake Lane VIII Mrs. Betty Alber Ingold Mrs. Carolyn Brown McKinney VIII Ms. Carole Harris Jaynes VIII Ms. Phyllis Isenhour VIII Ms. Marilyn Aurelia Johnson VIII Ms. Stephanie Elaine Mooring VIII Mrs. Laura Keim Leatherman VIII Mrs. Tammy Howells Kane VIII Mrs. Ann Rushing Morgan VIII Mr. Rudolph Gladston Lassiter VIII Mr. Kurt Lon Ledbetter VIII Ms. Susan Renee Ledford VIII Mr. Gary Mull Jr. VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Manning VIU Mr. Douglas Greg Marshall VIII Mrs. Jane Spainhour Neely VIII Ms. Patsy Ann Locklear VIII Mrs. Paula Hart Martin VIII Mrs. Lori Meadows Marshall VIII Mrs. Michele Philemon Norman VIII Mr. Dennis Andrew Lookadoo VIII Ms. Tamara Travis McCord VIII Mr. Ray Bruce Mays Mrs. Dayle Gibson Page Mrs. Mimi Stanley Martin VIII Mrs. Judy Gilbert McGuire VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Houston Miles VIII Mr. Royce Scott Parker VII Ms. Susan Diane May VIII VIII Mr. Phillip McGuire VIII Mrs. Melissa Barton Monteith Ms. DeAnna Yvete Parlier VIII Mrs. Debra McComb VIII Mrs. Deborah Phillips VIII Ms. Terri Leigh Morris VIII Mr. Larry H. Pasour VIII Ms. Nancy Smith McNeil McMillian VIII Mr. William Aiken Morris VIII Reverend Donald Ray Peeler VIII Mr. John Leslie Mercer VIII Ms. Cathy Tucker Miller VIII Mrs. Tamara Floyd Nifong VIII Mrs. Helen Curtin Phelps VIII Ms. Alice Stafford Monk VIII Mr. Rodney Wayne Miller Mrs. Nancy Reid Owen VIII Mr. Jeffrey Scott Pless VIII Mrs. Judy Craft Murdock

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David Ellis 1992 VIII Mrs. Judith Nagler Eller VIII Mr. Alan Kimrey Flora Reverend Russell Fitts Mr. Charles Nathan Alexander VIII Mrs. Blanche Flynn Evans VIII Ms. Danita Hicks Foltz Mr. Boyce Grindstaff Mrs. Sheila Coggins Alexander VIII Mr. David Wayne Everett Mr. Thomas Mac Garrett Mr. C.E. Hamrick Jr. VIII Mr. Jimmy Dale Beasley VIII Mr. Edward John Faille Jr. Vlll Mrs. Gloria Ann Grant Mr. Thomas Hardin VIII Ms. Camie Aline Best VIII Mrs. Crystal Holt Fairchild VIII Ms. Sharon Joann Greene VII Dr. C. Ranee Henderson VIII Mrs. Karen Chastain Bollinger VIII Mr. Jonathan Todd Freeman Vlll Mrs. Sandra Walker Hamrick Mr. John Hendrick VIII Mrs. Kathy Bradford VII Mr. Chad Lee German VIII Mrs. Teresa Johnson Harden Mrs. Wyndolyn Hollifield VIII Mr. Kevin Eugene Caldwell VIII Mr. Curtis Allen Gibbens VIII Mr. Jimmy Wayne Heffner Mr. Jack Isaacs VIII Mr. John Lee Cansler VIII Mrs. Cindy Stephens Gwyn VIII Ms. Kelly Patricia Horton Mr. A. Grayson Kellar VIII Ms. Linda Stanley Carter Mr. Mark Arnold Hannuksela VIII Ms. Violette Jo Hurst Reverend Leland A. Kerr VIII Ms. Bonnie Jean Cave VIII Mrs. Annie Yelton Head VIII Ms. Elizabeth Paige Jackson VIII Dr. Betty E. Knox VIII Mrs. Jody Champion VIII Ms. Mary Helton Hill VIII Ms. Delinda Diane James VIII Mr. David F. Koch VIII Ms. Patricia Sue Corns VIII Ms. Karen Lynn Hogan Vlll Mr. John Wesley Jones Jr. Mr. Joe Mauney VIII Mr. David Eugene Epley VIII Ms. Deborah Simmons VIII Mrs. Stella Lail Perrin Ms. Eleanor McCall VIII Ms. Nancy Mosteller Fleming Holbrook VIII Mrs. Karen Gambill Leys VII Mr. John T. McCulloch VIII Mrs. Bonnie Hill Gallimore VIII Mr. James Monroe Hudson II VIII Mrs. Catherine Simmons III Mr. Daniel W. Moore Jr. VIII Mrs. Rhonda Barbour Griffin VIII Ms. Cheryl Elizabeth Kearns Macemore V Mr. Donald Norris VIII Mrs. Patricia Greene Grigg VIII Ms. Margaret Barrington King VIII Mr. Robert James MacKinnon IV Mr. Bernard Parker VIII Mr. Wesley Joe Heavner VIII Mrs. Tracy Snow Kitts VIII Mr. Noel Thomas Manning II Mr. Thomas Philson VIII VIII Mr. Scott Douglas Hildebrand Mr. Jeffery Lee Lail VIII Ms. Sherri Lynn McAbee VIII Reverend Richard E. Plyler Mr. Benjamin A. Humphries Jr. VIII Ms. Lauren Kay Lee VIII Mrs. Betty Jarrell McBryde Mr. James E. Putnam Mrs. Sandra Camp Keeter VIII Mr. Richard Lee Leonard III VIII Mrs. Carla Souther McGlanery Mr. James E. Robbins VIII Mrs. Rhonda McNeely Kiser VIII Ms. Jacqueline D. Lyon VII Mr. Jonathan David Miles Mr. Thomas Robbins VIII Ms. Kimberly Jeanne Kisner VIII Mr. Phillip Eugene Mabry VII Mr. Donald Ray Mitchem Dr. John E. Roberts VIII Mr. David Frederick Koch Vlll Mrs. Hayley Lowry Marr VIII Ms. Cynthia Ann Owen Mrs. Dorothy S. 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Wyan Washburn VIII Ms. Patricia Ryan McGrath VIII Mr. Robert Todd Melton Ms. Stacy Lynn Stanley V Mr. Billy Williams Vlll Mrs. Carol McArthur McMahan Ms. Mary Magdalene Metcalf VIII Mr. David Craig Steeves VIII Mr. George Lewis Pendergraft VIII Mrs. Leanna Ellis Mullally VIII Ms. Debra Harold Stowe Vlll Ms. Rebecca Costner Petree Advisors VIII Mrs. Michelle Clary Mulis Mr. William Leslie Whitney Jr. Vlll Ms. Deirdre Michelle Pettis Vlll Ms. Melissa Anderson Pasour Vlll Ms. Ann B. Williams Mrs. Terry C. Abernethy Mrs. Valerie Valenti Prim VIII Mrs. Stephanie Pettigrew Mr. John T. Barker Vlll Mrs. Angela Darlene Raby Phillips 1995 VII Mr. William S. Barkley Sr. Vlll Mr. Dean Lawrence Rollo VIII Ms. Martha Dee Pollard V Mr. W. Thomas Bell VIII Mr. Richard Brodgon Ambrose Vlll Mr. Christopher Ives Ruppe Vlll Mrs. Kathy Wilson Rector Mr. Fred B. Blackley Vlll Mr. Michael Keith Calloway Vlll Ms. Teresa Diane Sidden Vlll Ms. Cammy Smith Reed Judge F. Donald Bridges Vlll Ms. Leslie Ellen Clark Vlll Ms Nina Walsh Thompson VIII Ms. Betty Suzanne Rhyne Mr. J. Kent Bridges Vlll Mrs. Barbara Ellen Danner Vlll Ms. Sarah Beth Tilley VIII Ms. Lisa Anne Rudisill Mr. Joseph E. Cabaniss Sr. VIII Mr. Jeffrey Kyle Dean VIII Ms. April Snipes Wade Vlll Mrs. Pamela Little Wallace VII Mrs. Carolyn C. Carroll Vlll Mrs. Jami Bledsoe Dearmin Vlll Mv Rebecca Lake Wallace VIII Ms. Susan Tingen Williamson Mr. O. Frank Clinard Jr. VIII Mrs. Helena Duncan Dunbar Vlll Ms. Melanie Dawn Ward Mr. Don Dedmon Mr. Dennis James Whitaker VIII Mrs. Anna Andrasz Gonzalez VIII Mr. Paul Eeds 1994 VIII Mr. Matthew Shawn Holbrook Vlll Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Owens VIII Ms. Doris York Anderson Vlll Mrs. Faye T. Fincannon Wilder Mr. Franklin Jett VIII Mr. Brent Almond Baker VII Mr. Hubert L. 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V Mr. Wellington Hamrick Mrs. Mary Ruth Dixon Mr. R. Anthony Setzer VII Mr. J.D. Baldree VIII Mr. Danny E. Hawkins V Mr. Ralph W. Dixon Jr. Dr. Robert Shackleford VII Mrs. Margaret Wacaster Baldree VIII Dr. Robert S. Jones Sr. VII Mr. Donald W. Durham VII Mr. Mickey B. Sharpe Ms. EthefL. Ballard Mr. H.S. Keeter Jr. VIII Mrs. Kitty C. Eeds VIII Ms. Pamella J. Sharts Miss Louise Ballard VII Mr. Bobby Joe Kendrick VIII Mrs. Ruth G. Elmore Mr. John Simpson Mr. Thomas J. Ballard VIII Mrs. Martha J. Kline Dr. Terry L. Fern VIII Ms. Margaret Spears IV Representative T. Cass Ballenger i Mr. H. Allen Langley VIII Mr. Harry W. Fish Jr. Dr. Eduardo Steibel VIII Mr. David S. Banks Sr. Mr. Stuart H. LeGrand VIII Reverend Charles W. Freeman Dr. Sophia G. Steibel Mr. Dennis Barbare VIII VII Mr. William F. Mabry Jr. VIII Dr. Roger G. Gaddis Dr. C. Oland Summers Ms. Carolyn Barbee VIII Mrs. Joyce B. Summers Mrs. Frank Barbee Jr. VII Mr. Charles E. Mack Jr. Dr. Darlene J. Gravett Mr. T. Wilbur Martin Sr. Dr. D. Larry Gregg Sr. Dr. James K. Taylor VIII Mr. J.D. Barber Jr. Ms. Pamela F. Massey Mrs. Peggy F. Gregg VIII Mrs. Brenda C. Terrell Mrs. John T. Barker Mr. H. Randolph Mayfield VI Dr. F. Keith Griggs Mrs. Hope Q. Toney Ms. Rowena F. Barker VI VIII Dr. Ted W. Vaughan Mrs. William S. Barkley Sr. VII Mr. Frank S. Mayo Dr. Nell S. Griggs VII Dr. Barry E. Hambright Dr. M. Christopher White Ms. Christine Barnes VII Judge James W. Morgan Mr. J. Todd Newton VIII Mr. Harvey B. Hamrick Jr. VIII Dr. James M. Whitfield Ms. Melissa A. Barnes Mr. G. Edward Oliver Jr. VII Mrs. Johnnie C. Hamrick VIII Mrs. Martha O. Wilder Ms. Sue J. Barnes VII Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barney » Mr. William R. Parker VIII Mr. Ray M. Hardee Mr. Jack H. Williams Jr. VIII Mr. Mike W. Hardin Dr. Roy B. Wyatt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Barr VII Mr. Brooks E. Piercy Reverend James Pittman Mrs. Patricia Harrelson VIII Mr. David K. Yelton VII Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mr. William E. Plowden Jr. Mr. Edwin C. Holbrook Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Bartlett Mr. Paul B. Porter VIII Mr. Arlen Honts Mr. Benjamin A. Humphries Jr. friends Reverend Dean Baughn VIII Dr. Johnny E. Presson Dr. Delores M. Hunt Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Franklin V. Beam VII Reverend Samuel A. Raper Mrs. Dolores A. Abdow Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bearden Mrs. Patricia Rogers VIII Mrs. Sharon D. Jennings VIII Mr. George F. Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Beavers Mrs. Ruth R. Schweppe VIII Reverend Tracy C. Jessup Mr. Jim Johnson Ms. Catherine Nicole Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. VII Mr. W. Bruce Shannon Mrs. Linda Kay Johnson Abernethy Bedenbaugh Mr. Dale Short Dr. Paul W. Jolley Mr. J.W. Abernethy IV Mr. W.E. Bell Jr. V Mr. Les C. Sigmon Mr. Kevin T. Jones Ms. Kristen Lee Abernethy Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bernkey Miss N. Lynn Spangler VIII Dr. Thomas H. Jones VIII Mr. and Mrs. William R. VII Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Bennett Mr. Donald L. Stokes VIII Mrs. Abbigail S. Kalaf Ackerman Sr. Mrs. Rufus Stutts Ms. Lynn C. Keeter Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Adair VII Mrs. Ralph L. Bentley Mr. J. Vance Suttle Dr. Robert L. Lamb Mr. Albert Adams Ms. Evelyn K. Berry Mr. L. Ray Thomas Ms. May L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Berry J Mr. Henry Lee Weathers Sr. VIII Mr. Charles G. Ledford VII Mr. Melvin R. Lutz Jr. V Mr. Charles L. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Berry Mr. G. Dean Whisnant Mr. Frank O. McFarland III Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Bethea Mr. R. Dale Winn Dr. Thomas J. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. A. Donald Allen Mr. and Mrs. Orris F. Bickley Jr. VII Mr. Robert W. Yelton Mrs. Carolyn B. McKinney Mr. Chad Allen Dr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Bin ion V Mr. H. Fields Young III Ms. Lucinda M. McKinney Mrs. Elizabeth M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bissette VIII Mrs. Carolyn B. McSwain Dr. and Mrs. Garland H. Allen Mrs. Barbara Blackburn Staff Ms. Mary M. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. J.V. Allen Mrs. Gil Blackburn VIII Dr. Robert E. Morgan VIII Mr. Leonard A. Allen Mrs. Fred B. Blackley Mr. C. Nathan Alexander VI Dr. Anthony Negbenebor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Blake II Dr. Doris V. Banner VIII Dr. Ruth E. Pace Mr. Ray L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blakley Ms. Susan Bell VIII Mr. Royce S. Parker Mr. and Mrs. H. Roger Mrs. George Blanton Jr. VIII Dr. Carolyn A. Billings VIII Mrs. Roberta C. Parris Anderson VIII Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Boehm VIII Dr. Gilmer W. Blackburn VII Dr. C. Sherman Parrish Mrs. Charles Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Bogan VIII Dr. A. Frank Bonner Dr. Robert T. Parsons Jr. Mr. Deck W. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Boies VIII Ms. Rise C. Bostic Dr. Jack C. Partain Mr. Albert M. Ankrom Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonardi Dr. I. Glenn Bottoms VIII Mr. U.L. “Rusty” Patterson III Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Arey Sr. Mr. Chris Bonham VII Mr. John Brock Dr. Stephen W. Plate Mr. Warren G. Ariail Jr. VIII Mrs. A. Frank Bonner Dr. Frieda F. Brown Mrs. Margaret V. Plowden Ms. Peggy J. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Boren VII Dr. Joyce C. Brown Mrs. Peggy L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ashe Mr. John E. Boren III VII Dr. Leslie M. Brown Mrs. Kelli S. Prevatte Reverend Monroe M. Ashley VIII Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Boroughs ; j Mrs. Jean M. Cabaniss Dr. G. Clinton Prim Jr. Mr. and Mrs. K.A. Atkinson Jr. Mr. Floyd Bost Dr. Sue C. Camp Dr. Dan W. Proctor Mrs. Mary T. Auger Mrs. Lloyd C. Bost Ms. Sherilyn M. Cannon VIII Mrs. Shirley Pyron Ms. Mary R. Augustin-Smith Mrs. I. Glenn Bottoms VII Dr. T. Eugene Carpenter VIII Reverend W. Bruce Rabon Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Aust Ms. Barbara B. Boulton Mr. David M. Carscaddon VIII Mr. Matthew S. Rice Mr. Christopher Brian Austin Ms. Myrtle B. Bowers Dr. Gary L. Chandler Ms. Donna L. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Austin Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. VII Mr. Donnie O. Clary Reverend Burdette Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ayers Ms. Jean Jenkins Boyd VIII Dr. Donald E. Cook VIII Mrs. Saundra C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Bradley Mrs. Karen M. Costner VII Mr. Stephen E. Sain Ms. Muriel N. Bradley VII Mr. James E. Crawley Mr. E. Jerome Scott Dr. and Mrs. T. James Baden Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley VIII Mrs. Glenda S. Crotts Mrs. Pam C. Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Wingate Branch Dr. Alice R. Cullinan VIII Mr. Allen Setzer Ms. Cynthia H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Braswell Mr. Benjamin F. Davis

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Ms. Anne H. Brewer Mr. Fred Carlton *D Mr. Brent Elmore Miss Ezra A. Bridges VII Mrs. T. Eugene Carpenter Mr. Joseph A. Daley Jr. Mr. James R. Emery VII Mrs. F. Donald Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Carrick Ms. Mary R. Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. England Mrs. Jackie Bridges Mr. Thomas D. Carrick Mr. and Mrs. Gerard H. Mr. and Mrs. W.I. English Mrs. J. Kent Bridges Mr. Todd Anthony Carrick Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Erb Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bridges Mr. Joseph Carroll Mrs. Benjamin F. Davis VIII Mr. Thomas L. Bridges Mrs. David Carscaddon Mr. and Mrs. Billy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ramon A. Brittain Mr. and Mrs. David B. Carter 7 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davis Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter Mr. Danny Greer Davis VII Mr. Walter L. Fanning Broadway Dr. T. Elizabeth Cartwright Dr. G. Mark Davis Mr. Jim Farris VII Mrs. John Brock Ms. Dorothy M. Cato VIII Mr. Harry L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Faucette VIII Reverend and Mrs. David R Ms. Linda G. Caughman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Davis VII Mrs. Sallie W. Faulk Brooks VIII Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Causby VIII Mr. Richard Ferchaud Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brothers Jr. Mrs. Tommy R. Causby Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy H. Davis Mrs. Terry L. Fern Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyrone Browder Mr. J. Howard Caveny Mr. John Ed Davis Jr. Mrs. Anita Long Brown Mr. Max W. Davis VII Mr. A. Lee Fincannon Sr. VIII Mr. and Mrs. James E. Chadwell Mr. Ernest Randall Fish Mr. Henry Brown Mr. Diogenes I. Chagas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Davis Mr. Harry W. Fish Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fitch Jr- Mr. Andrew J. Champion Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dean VIII Mrs. Russell Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown Mrs. Gary Chandler Mrs. Pat Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deck Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Dr. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Chappell Flannagan Mr. Herbert H. Browne Jr. Mr. Cecil D. Clark VII Dr. Robert Lee Decker VIII Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Brugner Mr. and Mrs. George A. Clark Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Brunson Mr. and Mrs. James N. Clark Dedmond Ms. Beverly A. Folk Mrs. Frances D. Bryce Ms. Myrtie Clarke Mr. and Mrs. William E. Deemer Mr. and Mrs. W. Sterling Folk Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Mr. and Mrs. George Clay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee VII Mrs. Robert Forney Buchanan Mr. Ed Clayton Defranco Mrs. Judy D. Bullard Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Derrick Jr. Mr. Clyde Foster Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mr. and Mrs. Danny O. Derrick Mr. Donald Foster Mr. and Mrs. J. William Claytor Bumgarner Ms. Susan F. Derrick Mrs. Ruth G. Foust Mrs. O. Frank Clinard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Merle G. Mr. Thomas E. Deviney II Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clodfelter Bumgarner Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Dew Mr. Aaron Joseph Fox Ms. Rachel K. Clodfelter Ms. Shiela C. Bundy Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Mr. Clarence DeAngelo Mrs. Hazel H. Francis Mrs. Frances A. Burbach Clodfelter Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. DeBoe Ms. Margaret I. Franckle Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. Jack Cody Mr. and Mrs. Rick DeSoto Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Frank Miss Meggan Coggins Mrs. Patricia C. Dickson Mrs. Udean Burke Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Frazee Mr. and Mrs. L.I. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dilello Ms. Mary E. Burke VIII Dr. Gayla Lowery Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Cole Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon Reverend and Mrs. Joe E. VIII Mr. Charlie Thomas Freeman Mrs. Lucille H. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Dixon Burnette Sr. Mrs. J. Bernard Freeman Sr. Dr. Vincent Colombo Mr. and Mrs. John D. Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Dockery Dr. Richard A. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Combs Mrs. Robert O. Burns Mrs. Sam W. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Dick Conn Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Burr VIII Mr. Z. Miller Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Dossenbach Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Burton Mr. and Mrs. George Frisbee Connett Mr. Hugh Dover Mr. and Mrs. Steve Butler Mr. Rick Frye VIII Mrs. Donald E. Cook Mr. Mike Drayton Mr. Robert D. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Cook Mr. and Mrs. David Edward Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fuller C Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Cooke Driver Mr. James C. Furman Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mr. W.H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Ducker Cabaniss Jr. Dr. Jordan V. “Buddy” Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dean Duke Reverend J. Charles Cabaniss Mr. Terry Corneil Mr. and Mrs. Grady S. Duncan Mrs. Joseph Edwin Cabaniss Sr. Mr. G. Thomas Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dunn Mr. Malcolm D. Cabaniss Jr. Mr. Lee W. Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Durden Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gallaway Ms. Marilyn Hoskins Cabaniss Mrs. Douglas Corriher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dycus Mr. and Mrs. Roland K. Gantt Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Mr. Wesley Costner VIII Honorable and Mrs. John Mull Cahaniss Mr. James R. Cowan £ Gardner Mr and Mrs. James G. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craver Ms. Cecilia P. Eades Mr. and Mrs. F. Hubert Garner Mr. and Mrs. L. DeWayne VH Dr. Larry C. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eaker Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Garris Caldwell VII Mrs. James E. Crawley Mr. Orlando Early VII Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry Garrity 'III Mr. Michael Keith Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Roy Creamer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Edmonds Dr. E. Reid Gaskin III Reverend C.J. Calvert Ms. Cathy Creedy Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Edwards Jr. Mr. Joseph W. Gawthrop Mr. Charles Camp Ms. Marsha S. Cribb Ms. Elizabeth Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Frank George Mr. and Mrs. B. Leon Canady Mr. Paul Crotts VIII Reverend Hatcher S. Elliott VIII Mr. Herman George I Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Ms. Margaret W. Crouch Ms. Lucy Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Billy L. Gerhart Canipe Mrs. R.G. Culp Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Elliott Ms. Patricia F. Gihson ft Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cantema Mr. Robert H. Culpepper Mrs. W. David Ellis VIII Mrs. Alison Campbell Gilbert m Mr. Eddie Capps Mr. and Mrs. George Cuttino Ms. Luwonna W. Ellis VII Mrs. Hubert L. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Capps Mrs. Pauline T. Ellis Dr. and Mrs. C. 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Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Golden Mr. and Mrs. Kesler Averette Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Holt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson Mr. Jon Goldstein Haney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. VII Mr. and Mrs. O. Floyd Johnson Mrs. Anna Rose Andrasz Mrs. Ray McKay Hardee Mrs. E. Thomas Hardin Honeycutt Mrs. Patricia L. Johnson Gonzalez VIII Mrs. Arlen Honts Mr. Ralph Johnson Mrs. Frances Ashley Goodman Mrs. Mike W. Hardin Mr. Ralph Hord Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ms. Margaret P. Goodman Mr. Edward Hardin Ms. Betsy Hamage Mr. Russell T. Hord Johnson Ms. Gail Goodson Mr. and Mrs. William James Mrs. Lois B. Jolley * Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Gore Jr. Ms. Lynne Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Harrill Horn Mrs. Paul W. Jolley VIII Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Goss Dr. Bernard C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. John A. Horne Mr. Steven W. Jolley Ms. Cheri Gowen Ms. Carolyn R. Harris Ms. Norma C. Horsey Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jones Mr. Gary Bryon Gragg Jr. Mr. David A. Harris III Mr. Eugene T. Horton Mr. Dempsey M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Graham Mr. David A. Harris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Hoskins Mrs. Kevin T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Virgie W. Graves Mr. David J. Harris Ms. Shirley G. Hossain Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Jones Mr. Ray Gravett VII Mrs. Mary Arden Harris Ms. Dorothy J. Houlditch Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Jones Ms. Marjorie Cox Gray Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman Harris Mrs. Susan S. Houston Dr. R. Sam Jones III Mrs. Michael W. Green Mr. and Mrs. Tim L. Harris Mrs. Katherine Hamrick Hoyle VIII Mrs. Thomas Hubert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Greene VIII Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harry Mr. R. Wayne Hoyle VI Honorable Woodrow W. Jones Mr. Don F. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Harshfield Ms. Ruth D. Hoyle Mr. and Mrs. J. Rush Greene Ms. Mary M. Harshfield Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dale Mr. and Mrs. James Frank 3C VIII Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Hartis Hudler Greene III Mr. Bill Kalaf Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Hartley VIII Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hudson Jr. Ms. Sue N. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Kalpagian Mr. and Mrs. Chuck M. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hudson III Mr. and Mrs. William Greene Mr. James Kanupp Mr. and Mrs. Alfred “Buck” Mr. Rick Hudson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Greene Mr. and Mrs. W. Tom Kearney Hawkins Mr. Robert Christopher Hudson Mr. Thomas Gribble Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Keefe VIII Mrs. Danny E. Hawkins Mr. Steve Hudson Mr. Archie Griffin Ms. Mary Lynn Keith Mr. Jewal D. Haynes Dr. Samuel M. Hughes Mrs. Boyce Grindstaff Mrs. A. Grayson Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Head Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grissom Mr. and Mrs. Brady H. Kelly Sr. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Kelly Mrs. Betty Guess Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Head VIII Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Hunsinger Mr. Bobby Joe Kendrick Ms. Anne H. Guffey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Huntley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Guill Jr- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Hearing Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Huntley Mr. James A. Kidd Ms. Karen Guilmett Mr. Donald W. Hebb Ms. Emma L. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Guzlas VIII Ms. Nell S. Kilpatrick VIII Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hecht VIII Mr. Guy Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. David A. King Mrs. Everlyn Helms Mr. James David Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. King Mrs. Jerry D. Helms Dr. Sonja Turner Hutchins Mr. William A. King Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haire Mr. Victor R. Helton Mr. Alvin Hyder Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Kinney IV Mrs. Mary L. Haire Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Hemphill Mrs. Wanda H. Kinser Ms. Cheryl Sue Hall Ms. Pamela D. Hemphill I Ms. Mary Kirby Ms. Estelle H. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Boh Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Ingram Ms. Shanna Kirby Mr. Frank P. Hall III Mrs. Susan Ann Henderson Mr. and Mrs. James D. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall Mrs. John Hendrick Mrs. Jack B. Isaacs VII Ms. Ruth Kiser Ms. Regina Halsey Mr. J. Wade Hendricks Jr. Mr. Todd Isruel Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Kitchin Mrs. Barry E. Hambright Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Hendrix VIII Mr. Duane P. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Boh Hamby Mr. R.B. Hendrix Mr. Bobby FI. Knight Mrs. Teodocia Hamby VII Mrs. T.R. Hendrix Sr. 3 VII Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Knoll Mrs. Ed Hamilton Mr. Bill Henson Ms. Laverne R. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Knox Mr. Derek Deron Hammock Mr. Thomas E. Herod Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jackson Mrs. David Frederick Koch VII Mrs. Abram Hamrick Dr. William B. Herring VIII Mr. Emile Jacumin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Koom Mrs. Ann P Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. Phil J. Heyne V Mr. Jimmy R. Jacumin VII Dr. J. Calvin Koonts Mrs. Beverly C. Hamrick VIII Mr. L.R. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C Mrs. C.E. Hamrick Jr. Mrs. Patricia C. Higgins Jr. Krzyzanowski VIII Mrs. Cline Hamrick VI Mrs. Annie M. High Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jarecki Mr. and Mrs. C. Rush Hamrick Mr. and Mrs. William Vanhoy Mr. James R. Jarrell L Jr. . Hines Ms. Beth N. Jefford Vlll Mr. Mark D. Lackey Mr. and Mrs. Dufaye Hamrick Mr. Ryan Wallace Hinshaw Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton N. Jefford Mr. Steve Lail Mr. G. Frederick Hamrick Mrs. C.E. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Jenkins Mrs. Robert L. Lamb Mr. Gordon Hamrick Mrs. Lillie M. Hinton Jr- Mr. Joseph H. Lanier Mr. Harvey Hamrick Sr.

1995 Annual Report / 1 3 friends dionor 9(pC[

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lanier Ms. Norma B. Mauney Mrs. Stella B. Moser Ms. Hilda R. Perkins Ms. Mary . Thomas W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Peele Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Morrow Mrs. Eliza H. Peeler Mr. and Mrs. Link Ravan Mrs. Thomas W. Martin Sr. Mr. J. David Moser Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pellino Ms. Jane C. Rawson Mr William B. Martin III Mr. John Moser Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Penley Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Ray Mr. Gilbert P. Matthews VII Mr. M.I. Moser Jr. Mrs. George R. Perkins Jr. Mr. Frank R. Rayburn Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Reece

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Reverend Charles B. Reed II Mr. Robert Selby Ms. Marie Scheller Street U VII Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Summers Mr. Charles E. Reiley VIII Mrs. Nell B. Uzell Mr. Jimmy R. Renegar Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sellers Mr. J.L. Suttle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Reuter VII Reverend and Mrs. Ed Sessom Mrs. J. Vance Suttle Mrs. Isabelle Shuffler Setzer Mr. Linton Suttle V Jr- Mr. John Vail Ms. Joyce W. Reynolds Mrs. Robert Shackleford Ms. Lucille H. Suttle Mr. John VanDyke Mrs. Sandra R Rhodes VII Mrs. W. Bruce Shannon Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Sutton Ms. Carol Vance Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Rhye VIII Dr. and Mrs. Bob D. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Vandall Mr. William Joseph Rice Jr. Mrs. Wade Shepherd Mrs. Rita H. Swofford Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vanhoy Mr. Jamie B. Richard Ms. Linda Shields Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Swygert Mr. David M. Varner Mr. Bobby Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Lou Shomette VIII Mrs. Ted Vaughan Mr. Dallas B. Richardson Jr. Mrs. Dale A. Short

1995 Annual Report / 15 foundations

VII Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Andersen Foundation Emerson Charitable Trust Whiteheart IV Nationwide Insurance Bay port, MN St. Louis, MO Mr. John Whiteheart Foundation Columbus, OH VIII Mrs. James Maddox Whitfield Annas Foundation, Inc. VIII Exxon Education Foundation Lenoir Mr. and Mrs. Norman G. Wicks Florham Park, N] New Hope Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilbanks Hickory Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilhoyte Arthur and Grace W. Taubman First Union Foundation Foundation V Mrs. Billy Williams Charlotte North Carolina Baptist Roanoke, VA VII Dr. and Mrs. Craven E. Williams Foundation Inc. VII Mr. Jack Harrison Williams Foundation for the Carolinas Bailey Endowment, Inc. Cary Mr. and Mrs. James Speed Charlotte Shelby Williams North Carolina Lions Mr. Lloyd C. Williams Jr. Foundation Scholarship Funds Foundation, Inc. Bank of Granite Foundation Taylors, SC Sherrills Ford Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Williams Granite Falls VIII Mrs. William D. Williams G.T.E. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Wilson Bell Atlantic Foundation O. Max Gardner Foundation Stamford, CT Inc. Mr. Richard M. Wince New York, NY Mrs. Richard Dale Winn Gaston County Medical Society Shelby Mr. John H. Winston Jr. Broyhill Family Foundation, Inc. and Auxiliary Foundation Lenoir VIII Oxford Industries Foundation VIII Mr. Charles V. Wiseman Jr. Gastonia Atlanta, GA Ms. Betty Witherspoon Buncombe County Schools Ms. Sharon Withrow Georgia Baptist Foundation, Inc. Philip L. Van Every Foundation Foundation, Inc. Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest A. Wolfe GA Charlotte Asheville Mr. and Mrs. James F. Womble VI Grace Foundation, Inc. VII Mrs. Mary F. Woodall VIII P.P.G. Industries Foundation VI Burlington Industries New York, NY Mr. Harry- S. Woodson Jr. Foundation Pittsburgh, PA Reverend and Mrs. Michael Greensboro HLN Memorial Trust C.E. Woolridge Pilot Club International Sanford Foundation Ms. Lynn Wooten Butler Foundation, Inc. Macon, GA Ms. Frances W. Wortham New York, NY Honalee Chapel Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wray Inc. VI RJR Nabisco Foundation Ms. Doris H. Wright Citizens' Scholarship Shelby Washington, DC VIII Mrs. Howard Wright Foundation Mrs. Margaret Wright Saint Peter, MN Huldah Brown Seymour Trust Robert and Janice McNair VII Mr. Ralph R. Wright Fund Foundation Cleveland County Schools Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wright Aberdeen Forest City Mrs. Roy B. Wyatt Jr. Educational Foundation Shelby Ms. Mary H. Wylie IBM International Foundation VI Sara Lee Foundation Research Triangle Park Chicago, 1L Catawba Valley Community College Foundation xyz James G.K. McClure Foundation VII SmithKline Beecham VIII Mr. and Mrs. David K. Yelton Hickory Fairvie w Foundation Mr. and Mrs. and Don L. Yelton Philadelphia, PA VII Mrs. Robert W. Yelton Circuit City Foundation James Grey Scholarship Trust Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Yergin Richmond, VA Hendersonville Sprint Foundation VIII Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yoos Westwood, KS Mr. and Mrs. Carlos L. Young Community Foundation of Lettie Pate Whitehead Henderson County VIII Mrs. Dorothy A. Young Foundation, Inc. VI State Farm Companies Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young Hendersonville Atlanta, GA Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Young Bloomington, IL C.P. Nanney Foundation Lowe's Charitable and Mrs. Kathy G. Young Gastonia Educational Foundation Ms. Margaret S. Young Stonecutter Foundation Inc. North Wilkesboro Spindale Mrs. Ruth B. Young Dana Corporation Foundation Ms. Grace Yow Toledo, OH Lutz Foundation Inc. SMCD Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James J. Zok Forest City Inc. Davis Hospital Foundation, Inc. Statesville foundations Statesville M. Haley Foundation, Inc. Greensboro The Alfred Moore Foundation America's Junior Miss Dover Foundation, Inc. Spartanburg, SC Scholarship Foundation Shelby VII Merrill Lynch & Company Mobile, AL Foundation Duke Power Company The Bibb Foundation, Inc. New York, NY Macon, GA AT&T Foundation Foundation Charlotte New York, NY Mitchell County Schools IV The Dickson Foundation Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Charlotte Aetna Life and Casualty Bakersville Foundation Foundation The Dr. Emma L. Kearse Hartford, CT Indianapolis, IN VIII Metropolitan Life Foundation Foundation New York, NY Union Mills

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The Glaxo Foundation AmeriGas Propane L.P. Brigam, Inc. Cleveland Lumber Co. V Research Triangle Park Valley Forge, PA M organton Shelby

The Greater Kanawha Valley Anthony's Jewelry Bud, Inc. VIII Coats American Foundation Boiling Springs Shelby Charlotte Charleston, WVA Anvil Knitwear Burris Enterprise Coca-Cola Bottling Co. The L.T. Hamrick Memorial New York, NY Greensboro Shelby Foundation Arnold's Jewelry Business Planning, Inc. Colonial Braided Rug Company Shelby Shelby Shelby Mooresboro The Presser Foundation Asphalt Paving of Shelby, Inc. BASF VII Colonial Life and Accident Bryn Mawr, PA Shelby Parsippany, NJ Columbia, SC

VIII The UPS Foundation Inc. Atlanta Fixture VI Carolina Consulting Company Colonial Management Atlanta, GA Snellville, GA Boiling Springs Association, Inc. The Winston-Salem Boston, MA A. V. Dedmon Trucking, Inc. Carolina Glove Company Foundation, Inc. Shelby Newton Com Dog Seven Winston-Salem Shelby B&L Seafood, Inc. 1 Carolina Mills, Inc. Town of Highlands Scholarship Boiling Springs Maiden Craven Maintenance Co. Foundation Goose Creek, SC Highlands B. & R. Ceramics Carolina Pools, Spas & Patios Mount Airy Shelby Creative Sign Sen-ice, Inc. VIII Trust Company of Georgia Shelby Foundation B.J.'s Gift Shoppe VIII Carolina Power and Light Atlanta, GA Shelby Raleigh Cummings Furniture Shelby' VII UST Barkley Enterprises Carolina Trophy Greenwich, CT Hickory Shelby D. & J. Cards and Collectables Forest City United Methodist Foundation VII Barkley Insurance Agency CellularOne Charlotte Hickory Shelby Daka Restaurants Boiling Springs W. Frederick Fisher Scholarship Belk of Spartanburg Champs Sports Foundation Spartanburg, SC North Charleston, SC David White Investment Co. Boston, MA Shelby Belk Stevens Co. Chick Fil-A * Wachovia Charitable Funds Shelby Shelby Doran Textiles, Inc. Management Shelby Winston-Salem V BellSouth Telecommunications Chick Fil-A, Inc. Gastonia Atlanta, GA Duke Power Company Wal-Mart Foundation Charlotte Bentonville, AR Best Furniture Company Choice USA Beverage, Inc. ^■1 Shelby Gastonia Eagle Pipeline Construction, Walton Family Foundation, Inc. Inc. Bentonville, AR Bob's Mens Wear Chriscon, Inc. Shelby Hillsville, VA Shelby ' W.L. McCurdy Memorial Eastern Home Products Foundation Boiling Springs Florist City of Kings Mountain Fallston Charlotte Boiling Springs Kings Mountain Egloff Building Company, Inc. VIII Bowater C.J. Hamrick and Sons, Inc. Winston-Salem Corporations/Businesses Catawba, SC Boiling Springs E. Odom Scholarship A. White & Son, Inc. Bradley's Screen Printing Clay-Barnette Funeral Home Charlotte Shelby Shelby Shelby Ernie Elliott, Inc. Alexander Hardware Branch Banking and Trust Co. Cleveland County Community Dawsonville, GA Forest City Shelby Drug Abuse Shelby Emily's On The Square All Good Pest Control Brian & Associates, Inc. Shelby Latvrenceville, GA Cleveland Container Service Shelby Fields Young, Inc. All-Da Barbecue Briarpatch Nursery Shelby Shelby Shelby Cleveland Equipment Company Shelby Financial Support Services u) All Seasons Power Equipment Bridges Barbecue Lodge BennettsviUe, SC Shelby Shelby Cleveland Federal Bank Shelby First Bank and Trust Alston Bridges Barbecue Camesville, GA Shelby

1995 Annual Report / 17 Corporations & (Businesses

First Carolina Federal Savings Hickory Log Lackey-Blue Real Estate and Palmetto Carriage Kings Mountain Forest City Insurance Charleston, SC First Cut Textiles Corp. Shelby Hidden Acre Farms, Inc. Party Rental New York, NY Shelby Las Amigos Shelby Charlotte VIII First Data Corp. V Hoeschst Celanese, Inc. Pelican Building Center Charlotte Somerville, NJ Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Southport First National Bank North Wilkesboro Holly House Interiors Personnel Services Unlimited Shelby Shelby Lutz Corporation Shelby First Team Sports Center Shelby Home Builders Association of Printing and Packaging, Inc. Greenville, SC Gaston County Mabry Office Equipment, Inc. Shelby Gastonia Flagstar Systems, Inc. Shelby Professional Pipe, Inc. Shelby Ichabod's Maxwell B. Hamrick Insurance Peachland Shelby Four Star Sports, Inc. Agency, Inc. Putnam Distributors, Inc. Shelby Boiling Springs Images By Design Shelby Shelby Fox Distributing Co., Inc. Machine Maintenance R&lD Trading Company Shelby Company VIII IngersolLRand Company Snellville, GA Mauldin, SC Frame Masters Woodcliff Lake, N] Maddux Supply Company Raffles Shelby Ingles Greensboro Shelby G&.P Trophies Boiling Springs McCurry-Deck Buick Rapid Pace Oil Change Forest City Interstate/Johnson Lane Spindale Boiling Springs Charlotte G. N.C. McKenney Chevrolet Ray Thomas Petroleum Shelby Italian Garden Restaurant Belmont Company Boiling Swings Gaston County Dyeing Machine Shelby Co. McKinney-Landreth Funeral ICI Americas, Inc. Reid Bradshaw & Associates Stanley Home Wilmington, DE Cliffside China Grove Gibbons Lawn Service I VAC Corporation Roadway Package System, Inc. Lake City Midstate Mills San Diego, CA Newton Pittsburgh, PA Gibbons Machine Works, Inc. J&.C Athletic and Employee VIII Milliken & Company Rodgers Builders Andrews, SC Assistance Spartanburg, SC Charlotte Shelby Goldsboro Tin Shop, Inc. Ronnie L. Simmons Goldsboro M.L. Drake Guns and Knives VII J.A. Jones Construction Shelby Construction Co. Grindstaffs Interiors Charlotte Hudson Forest City Monroe Sales, Inc. VIII J.C. Penny Company, Inc. Shelby Rowells True Value Hardware Grooves Place Dallas, TX Anderson, SC Myers Shop-Finishing Touch Spartanburg, SC Joy Silkscreen Shelby VII R.R. Donnelley and Sons Co. H&H Pest Control Fliakah, FL Newton NADONA LTC. Educational Shelby K&.M Seals, Inc. Fund Schlumberger Well Services Marietta, GA H. Sumter Tours Cincinnati, OH Houston, TX Charleston, SC K. M. Computers Nassau County Bar Association, SIGRI Great Lakes Carbon Shelby Hall s Speedy Chef Restaurant Inc. Corp. Charlotte Elkin K-Mart Femandina Beach, FL Shelby ServiceMaster Food Service Hamrick's Unlimited VIII NationsBank Boiling Springs Downers Grove, IL Keeter's Service &. Finance, Inc. Atlanta Shelby Harrill Chemical and Paper Norris Merchandise Shagreen Supply Shelby Knight College Resource Group Shelby Shelby Boston, MA P.&T. Hardware Shelby Auto Parts Henderson's Textiles, Inc. Shelby L. C. Dellinger Building, Inc. Laurens, SC Shelby Stanley Pacer Industries, Inc. Shelby Eye Center Hickory Leather Company, Inc. Suffolk, VA Shelby Vale

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Shelby Fish Camp Transportation &. Distribution figtigious Organizations Camps Creek Baptist Church Associates Mooresboro Shelby Abner Baptist Church Marietta, GA Shelby Fitness Spartanburg, SC Carmel Baptist Church Tri-City Concrete Company, Charlotte Shelby Alexander Baptist Church Inc. Alexander Mills Carpenter's Grove Baptist Shelby Savings Bank Forest City Church Shelby Annuity Board of the Southern Tri-County Utilities, Inc. Lawndale Baptist Convention Shelby Sporting Goods Charleston, SC Dallas, TX Casar Baptist Church Shelby Triad Builders, Inc. Casar Apex Baptist Church Shenandoah Valley Electric Greenville, SC Apex Catawba Baptist Church Mt. Crawford, VA Tribek Properties Rock Hill, SC Ashe Baptist Association Shoco, Inc. Charlotte West Jefferson Center Grove Baptist Church Shelby VII Troutman Motors Clemmons Balfour Baptist Church Shoney's Concord Asheboro Central Baptist Church Shelby United Carolina Bank Cowpens, SC Baptist State Convention of Six Mile Building Supply Southport North Carolina Central Baptist Church Six Mile, SC Uptown Cafe Cary York, SC Sizemore Security, Inc. Boiling Springs Beaver Dam Baptist Church Champions for Christ Augusta, GA VIII Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. Shelby Greemnlle, SC Southco Industries, Inc. Winston-Salem Beaver Dam Baptist Church Chapel Grove Baptist Church Shelby Wake Christian Academy, Inc. Senior Adults Gastonia Southern Accents Home and Raleigh Shelby Christ Covenant Church Hobby Wal-Mart Bess Chapel United Methodist Boiling Springs Shelby Shelby Church Southern Gem Nursery, Inc. Cherryville Church of the Holy Cross IV Wayneco Enterprises, Inc. Tryon Shelby Exton, PA Bethany Baptist Church Cliffside Baptist Church Starfleet Gaffney, SC Wellington Hamrick, Inc. Cliffside West Scramento, CA Boiling Springs Bethel Baptist Church Collins Grove Baptist Church Station Twenty-Two Greenville, SC WendyLyn's Holly Springs Sullivan's Island, SC Shelby Bethel Colony of Mercy, Inc. Community Baptist Church Stouffer Foods Corp. Lenoir Western Auto Family Store Dallas Solon, OH Forest City Bethlehem Baptist Church Jacksonville Cooley Springs Baptist Church Taco Bell Western Steer Family Steak Chesnee, SC Shelby House Big Canoe Chapel, Inc. Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Teresa's Custom Sewing Shelby Big Canoe, G A Atlanta, GA Charlotte Whaley Carpet & Tile Blaise Baptist Church Coopers Gap Baptist Church The Bank of New York Shelby M ocksville Mills Spring New York, NY Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Boardman Baptist Church Double Shoals Baptist Church The Bargain Center Jacksonville, FL Evergreen Lawndale Shelby Winn-Dixie of Charlotte, Inc. Boiling Springs Baptist Church Double Springs Baptist Church The Baxter Corporation Charlotte Boiling Springs Shelby Shelby IV Wix Corp. Brentwood Baptist Church Dudley Shoals Baptist Church The Cowboy Place Gastonia High Point Granite Falls Shelby VIII Xerox Corporation Brick Missions, Inc. Lenoir East Valdese Baptist Church The Pro Shop Stamford, CT Valdese Gastonia Zim’s Golf Shop, Inc. Calvary Baptist Church Asheville Ebenezer Baptist Church The Snack Shop Elkin Florence, SC Boiling Springs 92 Barber Shop, Inc. Calvary Baptist Church Elizabeth Baptist Church Tony's Pizzas and Subs Woodstock, GA Shelby Shelby Boiling Springs

1995 Annual Report / %digious Organizations

Emerywood Baptist Church First Baptist Church Greater New Hope Christian Missionary Ridge Baptist High Point Pickens, SC Association Church Lancaster, SC M organton Emmanuel Baptist Church First Baptist Church Charlotte Raeford Green Creek First Baptist Mon-Aetna Baptist Church Church Union, SC Eskridge Grove Baptist Church First Baptist Church Columbus Shelby Sanford Mount Sinai Baptist Church Green Hill Baptist Church Shelby Fairview Baptist Church First Baptist Church Rutherfordton Gaffney, SC Shelby Mount Moriah Calvert Baptist Grove Park Baptist Church Church Fairview Baptist Church First Baptist Church Clinton Brevard Statesville Southern Pines Harmony Baptist Church Mount Zion Baptist Church Faith Baptist Church First Baptist Church Millers Creek Casar Statesville Spindale Harrisburg Baptist Church Mud Creek Baptist Church Fayetteville First Baptist Church First Baptist Church Lenoir Hendersonville Fayetteville Spruce Pine Hayes Barton Baptist Church Mulberry Baptist Church Fidelis Sunday School Class First Baptist Church Raleigh Charlotte M organton Suffolk, VA Holly Springs Baptist Church Nations Ford Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Baptist Church Rutherfordton Charlotte Belmont Sylva Hopewell Baptist Church New Heights Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Baptist Church Morgan ton Gaffney, SC Blacksburg, SC Tryon Huguenot Road Baptist Church New Life Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Baptist Church Richmond, VA Lenoir Boone York, SC Newton United Methodist First Baptist Church Idlewild Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Shelby Women Bostic Matthews Adult 3, Ladies 1 Sunday School Newton Shelby First Baptist Church Jersey Baptist Church Ninevah Baptist Church Gherryville Linwood First Baptist Church of Shelby Waynesville Adult 6, Men 2 First Baptist Church Kings Mountain Baptist Pastors Shelby Oak Grove Baptist Church Columbia, SC Conference Kings Mountain Granite Falls First Baptist Church of Shelby, First Baptist Church Adult 7, Bost Oak View Baptist Church East Flat Rock Knollwood Baptist Church Shelby Winston-Salem Kings Mountain First Baptist Church First Baptist Church of Shelby Paramount Baptist Church Forest City Lafayette Baptist Church Paul Wilson Bible Class Fayetteville Washington, DC First Baptist Church Shelby Patterson Springs Baptist Gaffney, SC Lafayette Street United First Contemporary Baptist Methodist Church Church First Baptist Church Church Shelby Grover Greensboro Spartanburg, SC Lakewood Baptist Church Penelope Baptist Church First Baptist Church Flint Hill Baptist Church Durham Hickory Hillsville, VA Shelby Lattimore Baptist Church Pleasant Grove Baptist Church First Baptist Church Florence Baptist Church Lattimore Fuquay-Varina Inman, SC Forest City Lawndale Baptist Church Poplar Springs Baptist Church First Baptist Church Fraley Memorial Baptist Church Lawndale Shelby Lenoir Gastonia Liberty Baptist Church Proffit's Grove Baptist Church FirM Baptist Church Gaston Baptist Association Ellenboro Boone Lumberton Gastonia Lindley Park Baptist Church Providence Baptist Church First Baptist Church Goucher Baptist Church Greensboro Charlotte Morganton Gaffney, SC Massaponax Baptist Church Race Path Baptist Church f irst Baptist Church Grace Fellowship Church Fredericksburg, VA Ellenboro North Augusta, SC Shelby Midway Baptist Church Ramoth Gilead Baptist Church Gaffney, SC Elizabeth City

10 / Gardner-Webb University ^efigious Organizations & Organizations

Reed Memorial Baptist Church Three Forks Baptist Association American Red Cross of Rowan Fred and Geneva Barber Asheville Boone County Scholarship Salisbury Linville Falls Reedy River Baptist Church Thrift Baptist Church Greenville, SC Charlotte Arts Council of Macon County Furman University Franklin Greenville, SC Riverview Baptist Church Tilly Swamp Baptist Church Lincolnton Conway, SC Beta Sigma Phi, All Chapters Friends of the N.C. Library for Greensboro the Blind and Physically Rock Hill Baptist Church Timberlake Baptist Church Handicapped Timberlake Inman, SC Boiling Springs Rotary Club Raleigh Boiling Springs Rocky Springs Presbyterian Tirzah Associate Reformed Gaston Memorial Hospital Church Presbyterians Brookridge Woman's Club Auxiliary York, SC Brooksville, FL Laurens, SC Gastonia

Roswell Baptist Association Trinity Baptist Church Carlisle Barracks Gaston-Carolina Area Chapter, Roswell, GA Benson Carlisle, PA National Association of Accountants Sharon Methodist Church Tryon Presbyterian Church Cave Spring High School Gastonia United Methodist Women PYPS Roanoke, VA Shelby Tryon Gardner-Webb University- Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Bookstore Shelby Free Will Baptist Church Union Grove Baptist Church Assistant Principals' Association Boiling Springs Huntersville Shelby Charlotte Gardner-Webb University- South Marietta Street Baptist Unity Baptist Church Charlotte Touchdown Club Business Office Simpsonville, SC Charlotte Church Boiling Springs Gastonia Virginia Baptist General Board Chase High School Georgia Department of Human Richmond, Va. Forest City Southern Baptist Convention Resources Education Commission Welsh Neck Baptist Church D.A.R., Appalachian Trail Atlanta Nashville, TN Society Hill, SC Chapter Graham Elementary School Southport Baptist Church Hillsville, VA Westside Baptist Church Shelby Southport Sumter, SC Department of North Carolina Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Grand Chapter of NC - Eastern Southside Baptist Church Star Westview Baptist Church Elkin Suffolk, VA Shelby M ooresville Dora Plant 1 Athletic and St. Johns Baptist Church Wilson First Baptist Church Hickory Business and Charlotte Employee Assistance Club, Inc. Wilson Shelby Professional Women's St. John's Lutheran Church Organization Yadkin Baptist Church Dora Plant 2 Athletic and Hickory Salisbury Statesville Employee Assistance, Inc. Highlands Woman's Club St. Mark's Lutheran Church Shelby Zoar Baptist Church Highlands Roanoke, VA Shelby Doran Athletic and Employee Independent College Fund of South Carolina Baptist Assistance Club, Inc. North Carolina Convention Shelby Raleigh Columbia, SC Organizations Doran Yarn Athletic and ABWA, Caldwell Charter Iredell County Alumni TEL Sunday School Class Employee Assistance Club, Inc. Chapter Association Darlington, SC Shelby Lenoir Statesville Temple Baptist Church Doug Necker Scholarship Fund ABWA, North Roanoke Jim Neely Scholarship Gaffney, SC Campobello, SC Chapter Salisbury The Carolina Baptist Roanoke, VA Educational Testing Service Kings Mountain High School Association Princeton, NJ Aid Association for Lutherans Kings Mountain Hendersonville Appleton, Wl Esther Athletic and Employee Kings Mountain Women's Club The Sunday School Board Assistance Club, Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Kings Mountain Nashville, TN Shelby Inc. Lincoln County Gardner-Webb Theron Rankin Baptist Gastonia Exchange Club of West Alumni Club Association Knoxville Altrusa Club of Hickory Lincolnton Hickory Knoxville, TN Hickory Thomasboro Baptist Church Forsyth Central Band Boosters Charlotte Gumming, GA

1995 Annual Report / 2 I Organizationsj (Bequests, In LHonor of & In (Memory of

Lions Club of Black Mountain Patterson Memorial Fund Spartan West Rotary Club Terry and Mary Hales Sr. and Swannanoah Hickory Spartanburg, SC Abigail Hardee Black Mountain Mr. Karl Hedrick People City Stephen Bufton Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Nolan Howington Louise W. Eggleston Center Jacksonville, FL Education Fund Norfolk, VA Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hudson Jr. Kansas City, MO Pickens County Board of Haley Brooke Johnson Dr. Paul Jolley Lucille Wall Music Club Education SEANC, Western Carolina Henrietta Katherine Taylor Jones Jasper, Ga Center Dr. Betty E. Knox M organton Meadow Heights Woman's Club Pilot Club of Cleveland County, Dr. Robert L. Lamb Louisville, KY Inc. The Goodwill Group Charles and Audrey Ledford Shelby Billy Lemons Men's Roundtable Club Dr. Randall Lolley Martinsville, VA PCS Parent Teacher Fellowship The Town of Kemersville Mrs. Joann Lutz Portsmouth, VA National Merit Scholarship Kemersville Mr. and Mrs. John McCullouch Alissa F. McDonald Corp. Rawlings Memorial Scholarship Varina Lions Club, Inc. Dr. Tom McGraw Evanston, IL Fund Richmond, VA Polly Scruggs Moore Willoughby, OH New House Scholarship Fund Dr. Bob Morgan Wake Forest University Culpepper, VA Mr. and Mrs. Ward Mullis Richard J. Neville Scholarship Winston-Salem Fund Reverend Elwood On- Newton Lions Club Western Branch High School Dr. Carroll Page Newton Chesapeake, VA Wright Linder Parker Rotary Club of Highlands Katherine Grace Plate Newton-Conover High School Highlands Westminster Rotary Club Dr. Dan Proctor Newton Westminster, SC Dr. R. Gene Puckett Rowan-Salisbury Association of Nursing Classmates of Memorial James C. Redding Education Women's Club of Lenoir Mission Hospital Mr. and Mrs. James Robbins Salisbury Lenoir Charlotte Reverend William Roberson Chris Roberts Salisbury Music Club Woodmen of the World Lodge North Carolina Association of Autumn Renee Ruppe Salisbury No. 323 Certified Public Accountants Stephen Sain Mocksville Charlotte Reverend and Mrs. Ed H. Sessom Salisbury^Rowan Merchants Association Mary Caroline Sharpe North Carolina Association of Salisbury (Bequests Angela F. Short Rescue and EMS, Inc. Mr. J.L. Suttle Jr. The bequests listed below represent Goldsboro Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swift Scholarship Program the love and loyalty of these individuals Administration, Inc. Carson Leigh Swink North Carolina Department of for Gardner-Webb University. We are Nashville, TN Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson Crime Control grateful for the support they have given Amy F. Todd Raleigh this institution. Shelby City Schools Reverend Glenn Walker Shelby Dr. and Mrs. Wyan Washburn North Carolina Department of Estate of L.W. Cain Mrs. Marie Wellmon Public Instruction Estate of Walter Ed Sain Shelby Middle School Activity Mrs. Christine P. White Raleigh Estate of Willie Odom Money Fund Mrs. Myrtle R. Wills Shelby North Carolina State Education John Mark Wilson Mrs. Teresa Winn Assistance Authority Shelby Orchestra Booster Club In (Honor Of: Chapel Hill Kaitlyn Nicole Yelton Shelby Dr. Carl Bates Mr. and Mrs. Herman O. Best North Carolina State Firemen’s Sigma Chapter, Alpha Delta Association Mrs. Gladys Boroughs In (Memory Of: Kappa Mr. Lloyd C. Bost Greenville Maudie C. Abernethy Shelby Courtney Marie Callahan Ida Abrams North Carolina 4-H Charity Sunday School Class Sirrine Scholarship Program Dr. Charles Andrews Development Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Clay Columbia, SC Clara Angel Raleigh Lem and Maxine Cochran Neil Atchison Lucille H. Cole South Atlantic Conference William S. Barkley Jr. North Carolina Retired School Dr. Don Cook Charlotte Dutch Beam Sr. Personnel, Stanley County Unit Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crow W. Ralph Beattie Sr. Albemarle South Caldwell High School Sean and Karen Eastman Dennis Beatty Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards North Carolina TAA Patty Bennett Mr. David Ellis Scholarship Violet D. Blackwelder South Windsor College Dr. and Mrs. Bill Eubanks Newton Lewis Blake Scholarship Amy Katherine Farley Bertie Blalock South Windsor, CT Reverend Russell Fitts (Va Athletic and Employee Madge Blalock Reverend Buddy Freeman Assistance Club, Inc. Sponsors for Academic Talent Albert B. Blanton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glenn Shelby Jacksonville John Albert Blanton Glenn and Betty Goode

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Reverend M.D. Blanton Ruby Kiser Eva Thompson C. and O. Arrington Scholarship S Harold Boaz Sr. Edna W. Kistler A1 Thome Board of Advisors William S. Pearl M. Boone Guy Kistler Eugene D. Valenti Barkley Jr. Memorial Ruth Lee Bridges Thomas W. Knowles Jr. Henry Van Poppel Scholarship Tency McSvvain Bridges Miss La Rue Lackey Ray Walters Sr. Mrs. Alma Brinkley Mary Lela Lancaster Mrs. Lettie Watson Lt. Colonel William S. Barkley Jr. George Browning Mrs. Ruby Land Stanley Webb Scholarship Fund Boyd Cabiness Mrs. Ruth Land W.C. Webber C.L. Beam Memorial Scholarship L.W. Cain Mrs. Bess W. Lavender Jeff Welbom Nancy Jean Castle Madge Sperling Little Mrs. T. Uly White Anissa Bingham Memorial Mrs. Frances T. Chasez Margaret Dover Love Darvin Wilkie Scholarship Melissa Clinard Mr. Chester Lunsford Lilliam P. Wilkie Kenneth H. Cole James Todd Lutz Ed Willis Grace Welch Blanton Scholarship Margaret Dukes Mann Nancy Hope Willis George Colquiett Sr. T.F. and Rhea Bridges Scholarship Minna LeGrand Combs Miss Lala Martin James O. "Crusty" Winn James F. Cornwell George Mauney Mrs. Doris Wrenn Cora C. Costner Memorial Lee Cornwell Jean Mayo Joseph M. Wright Scholarship Bill McCollum Velma Frances Wright Gertrude A. Crowder Mary Lide Doggett Memorial J.C. McCraw Mrs. Jean Young Mrs. Essie Davis Scholarship Laura Jane Davis J.R. "Bud" McDaniel Mrs. Jessie Yow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dills Mrs. Beatrice H. McGraw J.R. Dover Jr. Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Raye Ellis McMurry Betty Faye Dixon Duncan Family Endowed Mrs. Robbie Dixon Bill Merritt We are grateful to our donors for Ollie Mae Miller Scholarship Meredith Doggett their generosity in endowing the Laura Mixson William Boyd Donegan following scholarship funds: W.P. and Pauline Ellis Scholarship Jason Dover Mrs. Addie Brown Moore Catherine Cline Falls and John Mrs. Roxie Durham Mrs. Ruth Moore Zimiri Falls Jr. Memorial Mrs. William E. East Louise C. Murrell ‘Endowed Scholars flips Scholarship Brenda Edalgo Elma Newton Marguerite Noel Joe D. Elam general Academic Joseph B. Freeman Jr. Education Elizabeth Ethridge Lucretia Norman ‘Endowed Scholarships Fund Evelyn Stewart Everett Ruth Northcutt Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Berry Earle A. and Adele G. Hamrick Sr. Benny Fagan Fannie Odom Scholarship Fund W. Mark Falkenberry Lunette Odum Memorial Scholarship Clevie Panther Dr. Ralph Falls George and Ida Wood Blanton James A. and Hazel B. Hodge Marilyn Pitchford W.R. Fitts Sr. Scholarship Memorial Scholarship William E. Plowden J.D. Fitz Minnie Anna Forney Hubert Price Ensign Ronald Franklin Carpenter Nancy Holbrook Scholarship Hubert G. Randall Memorial Scholarship Richard France Roy E. and Idell J. Redding Garrie L. Kendrick Memorial Sean Garris Virgil M. Hailey Scholarship Dr. C.B. Reed Scholarship Martha Gettys Frank Reid Grady Goode Sr. Maxwell B. Hamrick Sr. Endowed Kings Mountain/Gardner-Webb James Richardson Dr. John C. Hamrick Sr. Scholarship Fund University Scholarship Jack Robbins Buren Hamrick Mrs. Edna Rogers Maxwell B. Sr. and Ruth P. L.V. Lee Family Memorial Louise Hamrick Everette Royster Hamrick Scholarship Scholarship Julian Hargrove Mrs. Garvie H. Ruppe Pauline Harrill O.P. Hamrick Scholarship Fund LeGrand'Ware Memorial Wylie Sanders Ralph M. Harrill Scholarship Mr. Joe Schmauch W. Shirley Haynie Memorial Elizabeth Hendrick Dana L. Scott Scholarship David and Winifred Herbert Fred E. Herrin E. Jerome Scott Lindsay Scholarship Ralph Hill Sr. Jenny King Scholarship Fund Mrs. Manon Y. Sewell Mrs. Selma Holland Randolph Martin Memorial Charlie A. Sides Minnie Connor Poston Memorial Charlie "Cobbie" Horn Scholarship Mrs. Rosa Sigmon Scholarship Francis Hoyle Mary Bailey Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. B.S. Mauney Mr. Lee Hoyle Thomas P. Pruitt Sr. Memorial Ernest Singleton Memorial Scholarship Dr. John Hunter Scholarship Mrs. Bert Smith Mildred "Millie" Irvin Frank S. and Barbara Mayo Ronald Smith George Edward Sweet Memorial Lena Tyner Ivester Scholarship Mrs. Lesta E. Spangler Scholarship Norma Jackson Mrs. Edna Sprunt Daniel W. and Bettye A. Moore Jr. Ruby Jackson Alfred Lane Stancil general Academic Scholarship Polly Jenkins Mrs. Genevieve Street Robert Benjamin Johnson Scholarships “Based on Chauncey D. Stroup Jr. Joe T. and Ellen B. Moore Sr. Josephine Jones financial C^ed Mrs. Frances Summey Scholarship Floyd Keeter Robert W. Talbert Clarence N. Peeler Andrews Carter King Mr. and Mrs. M.A. (Brick) Morri Loren Tessner Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Charles King Scholarship Bill Thompson Marvin Kiser

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Porter Brothers, Inc. Scholarship Milliken Scholarship EHsa6Ced Student Reverend and Mrs. H.M. Stroup Memorial Ministerial Claude Proctor Scholarship Robert Earle Morgan Scholarship Endowed ScfioCarsfiips Scholarship S.S. Royster Memorial Scholarship Reagan Stewart Memorial Nursing William P. and Wilene C. Davis scholarship Scholarship for Hearing ‘Teacher Education U.W. Royster Sr. Memorial Impaired Students Scholarship Mae Cline Stroup Scholarship ScfioCarsfiips Dr. George T. Noel Memorial Fund E. Jerome Scott Memorial Susan Renae Cook Memorial ‘Business “Endowed for Visually Impaired Students Scholarship Scholarship ScfioCarsfiips Marylene Noel Scholarship for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Small Academic Roberta W. Dixon Teacher Handicapped Students Scholarship Belk/Ellis Business Scholarship Education Scholarship Charles L. Sigmon Memorial Elon and Etheleen M. Smawley First Union National Bank Ralph L. Falls Memorial Scholarship for Visually Scholarship Scholarship for the Broyhill Scholarship School of Management Impaired Students C.R. and Elizabeth Spangler Gardner-Webb University Teacher Alfred L. and Mary Mayo Stancil Scholarship Donald J. Kemerait Scholarship Education Scholarship Scholarship Earl W. and Evelyn H. Spangler Ray Webb Lutz/Texaco Scholarship Hamrick-Perry Memorial Nancy Hope Willis Scholarship Practical Leadership Scholarship Clyde L. Stutts Memorial Business Development Scholarship Scholarship Carlos L. and Constance C. Young Dr. Betty Emmett Knox Scholarship Endowed Handicapped The Eloise and Pat Spangler William Y. Webb Business Scholarship Fund Sara McFarland Suttle Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Everett G. and Vera L. Spurling CdinisteriaC Endowed Coursing Endowed Dr. James Orville "Dean" and Scholarship ScfioCarsfiips Rubye Reynolds Terrell ScfioCarsfiips Scholarship Charlene Stamey Memorial Lena Niven Ayers Memorial Scholarship Joseph H. and Carolyn C. Carroll Christian Vocation Scholarship III Nursing Scholarship IntemationaC ScfioCarsfiips J.P. Stevens and Company D. Harding Caldwell Memorial Beulah Rimmer Craig Scholarship Scholarship W.P. and Pauline T. Ellis Nursing Ministerial Scholarship Scholarship Clyde J. Dotson Scholarship Annie Mae Miller Walker Florence Baptist Church Scholarship Robert R. and Jessie I. Forney Scholarship Nursing Scholarship 9datd and Science Lee B. Weathers Scholarship Gaston Memorial Education Fund ScfioCarsfiips Albert D. Raines Memorial Nursing M. Christopher and Linda F. White Scholarship Willie D. and Murleen G. Hall Joseph W. Geddys Engineering Scholarship Ministerial Scholarship Scholarship Ernest Julian Webb Memorial Margaret Young Memorial Nursing Scholarship Hardin Memorial Education Fund Glaxo Women in Science Scholars Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Fund Jean M. Young Memorial Nursing A.D. and Ruth Park Harmon Academic fFeCCows Scholarship Memorial Ministerial Z.W. and Carl E. Jolley Memorial ScfioCarsfiips Scholarship Scholarship Fine Strts and Performing L. R. Harrill Memorial Ministerial Professor and Mrs. M.A. Moseley Jr. Charles Andrews Memorial SLrts Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Scholarship

ScfioCarsfiips Wendy Suzanne Hazelworth Black/Bonner Scholarship Athletic Endowed C.A. Brittain Memorial Music Memorial Love Scholarship Charles B. and Sue C. Camp Scholarship ScfioCarsfiips Scholarship Clyde B. and Kathryn B. Little Alumni Tennis Scholarship Fund George Cribh Music Scholarship Ministerial Scholarship Robbie W. Dixon Scholarship J.W. and Terry Ahernethy, III. Etta M. Elliott Memorial Music M. G. Martin Memorial Ministerial Scholarship Anthony Eastman Academic Scholarship Scholarship Fellows Endowed Scholarship Garland H. Allen Golf Scholarship Fund C.A. and Annie Knotts Hoyle Huel E. May Memorial Ministerial Memorial Music Scholarship Scholarship Bulldog Club Scholarship Marjorie Cox Gray Nursing Scholarship W.H. Hudson Scholarship Elizabeth Dudley Nolan Memorial Thomas R. and Shirley B. Causby Ministerial Scholarship Basketball Scholarship Dr. Fred Lee and Nancy Bristol Max and Mary Padgett Music I lerbert Science Program Scholarship Race Path Baptist Church G. Wayne and Pauline J. DeHart Scholarship Ministerial Scholarship Endowed Athletic Scholarship Spangler Music Scholarship Fund 1 lerman P. and Pearl Jarvis M.E. Shell Ministerial Scholarship Scholarship M. Henry and Pam Garrity Athletic Donald Ervin and Betty Morris Scholarship M. Lansford Jolley Scholarship Smith Ministerial Scholarship Florence Hamrick and Roland M. Edna I I. Mack Scholarship Hamrick Scholarship

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Thomas B. Hamrick Scholarship Herman and Margaret Best Leonard and Reba Lowe Christian Service Scholarship Scholarship Trela R. Hendrix Sr. Basketball Organization-School of Scholarship Bethlehem Baptist Church Robert G. and Mary Frances Moore ‘Divinity ‘Endowed Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Winifred Herbert Lindsay Women’s SchoCarships Basketball Scholarship Cline W. and Doris Borders Robert Earle Morgan Endowed Allen-Ginn-Elliott Christian Endowed Scholarship Scholarship J.L. and Sara McFarland Suttle Jr. Service Organization Endowed Tennis Scholarship Lloyd C. and Virginia F. Bost Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Scholarship Fund for the V Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Gardner-Webb School of Victor Bulldog Scholarship Divinity John R. Cantrell Memorial M. Vann Murrell Undergraduate Martin Lynn White and Andrew Endowed Scholarship Christian Service Organization Clara P. Angel Memorial Christopher White Athletic Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Cleo P. and James E. Chadwell Scholarship William and Mabel Nolen Endowed F. Glenn and Ray Cornwell Paris Leland and Donnis Gold Scholarship Scholarship Yelton Golf Scholarship Kenneth Howard Cole Memorial Scholarship Max and Mary Padgett Endowed John Ed and Essie D. Davis Scholarship Scholarship Athletic Matt of fame F. Glenn and Ray Cornwell Winifred Herbert Lindsay Hall of Endowed Scholarship Freeman T. Perry Endowed Double Shoals Baptist Church Fame Scholarship Scholarship W.D. and Ilease B. Cornwell Charles W. Freeman Divinity 3He Christian Service Endowed Scholarship Pleasant Grove Baptist Church School Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Organization John Ed and Essie D. Davis Stephen Burgess Greene Memorial Scholarship Pleasant Home Baptist Church Scholarship The Christian Service Endowed Scholarship Organization is a special endowed Double Shoals Baptist Church L.T. Hamrick Memorial Scholarship Endowed Scholarship R.E. and Bonnie Price Endowed scholarship fund Tohich provides Mrs. Lillie Hinton Scholarship Scholarship financial support to students who Double Springs Baptist Church Carl and Tyner Ivester Memorial are preparing for vocational Endowed Scholarship Melba S. Robbins Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Christian service. Charles I. Dover Memorial Dorothy B. Keeter Memorial The Christian Service Scholarship Hobart C. and Dorothy Y. Smith Scholarship Organization is governed By its W.E. Entrekin Endowed Endowed Scholarship Bob and Betty Kendrick own (Board of (Directors which Scholarship Robert Kelly and Essie Louise C. interviews each scholarship Scholarship First Baptist Church of Forest City Spake Endowed Scholarship recipient and recommends awards. Robert H. & Betty Lutz Scholarship Scholarship Carl M. and Fannie K. Spangler (Donors who establish endowment Christian Education Endowed R.G. and Mary Frances Moore funds within this organization Forrest and Jessica Feezor Memorial Scholarship Scholarship express their commitment to Scholarship Ralph and Clevie Spangler assisting students in the high Flint Hill Baptist Church Endowed Gilbert and Sue Morgan Memorial Endowed Scholarship Scholarship K;| calling of the Christian ministry. Scholarship J.L. and Sara McFarland Suttle Jr. Reverend and Mrs. James Pittman Freeman-Jones Endowed ‘Endowed Christum Scholarship Christian Service Organization Scholarship •! Endowed Scholarship Fund Service Organization Tri-City Concrete Company Clara Katherine Vickers Head Scholarships Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship R.E. and Bonnie R. Price, Jr. Scholarship Fred L. and Sallie N. Abrams Bennett Walker Scholarship John and Osteen Hendrick Memorial Scholarship Mclnnis-Smith-Best Divinity Endowed Scholarship R. Archie and Edith White School Scholarship Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Endowed Scholarship Russell L. Hinton Memorial Abrams Undergraduate R. Thad Parsons III Endowed Scholarship M. Christopher and Linda F. White Christian Service Organization Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Fund Carl and Tyner Ivester Endowed Charles H. Rabon Scholarship Clara Perry Angel Endowed Scholarship Harold W. and Mary Lou Causby Endowed Christian Service James E. Robbins Christian Ser\ ice Scholarship Dorothy B. Keeter Memorial Organization Scholarship Fund Organization School of Divinity Scholarship Hoyt G. and Meta Q. Bailey Scholarship L.T. Hamrick Memorial Memorial Scholarship Kincannon-Herndon Scholarship Undergraduate Christian Service Edward H. and Mafrey Richardson Baptist Student Union Endowed Ruth Kiser Endowed Scholarship Organization Scholarship Fund Sessom Christian School of Scholarship Divinity Scholarship J. Thurman Lewis Memorial Archie and Iris Kennedy Christian Herman A. and Ellen B. Beam Scholarship Service Organization Endowed Ralph and Clevie Spangler Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship John W. and Janet P. Long Beaver Dam Baptist Church Scholarship Henry C. and Neno L. Taylor Endowed Scholarship Family Scholarship

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Tri-City Concrete Scholarship Carlos L. and Constance Young to those who make this important Ministerial Board of Associates School of Divinity Endowed Scholarship Dr. Gene Watterson/First Baptist form of aid avaiCaBCe each year. Scholarship Fund Church Christian Service Acteen Studiact Scholarships Ministers Dependent Scholarship Organization School of Divinity Nations Ford Baptist Church Missionary Ridge Church Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Fund Boiling Springs Rotary Club Scholarship Scholarship M. Christopher and Linda F. White Marguerite Noel Family Endowed McCurry-Deck Scholarship Endowed Divinity School Scholarship Mary Lou Causby Scholarship Scholarship Outstanding Bandsman Scholarship Frances and Bob Riley School of Christian Vocational Scholarship Paul Wilson Sunday School Class Fund Divinity Endowed Scholarship Susan Renae Cook Scholarship Scholarship Presser Foundation Scholarships Underwood-Watson Endowed Fund ScficoC of tTKzmiiy School of Divinity Scholarship Dover Foundation Scholarships D.A. Tedder Scholarship “Endowed ScfwCarsHips H. Fields Jr. and Ruth B. Young First Baptist Church of Shelby Michael Ray Wagner Scholarship Endowed Divinity School J. Harold and Peggy Craig Scholarships Scholarship Lucille Wall Music Scholarship Scholarship FOCUS Scholarship Robert Z. and Jennie B. Falls Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship Joe C. and Estilla McSwain Endowed Scholarship Fund Hardin Memorial Ministerial World Trade Center Scholarship Washburn Memorial Scholarship Scholarship W. Wyan and Emily Washburn Carl M. and Fannie K. Spangler Scholarship S.C. Harrill Memorial Fund Christian Education Endowed Scholarship Fund Slnnual Scholarships Edith Lutz Scholarship Penelope Baptist Church Endowed A tiumSer of donors annuaCCy Lilly Hoyle Lutz Music Scholarship Scholarship contribute funds to Be awarded as J. Ray Lutz Memorial Scholarship Thomas McFarland Linnens School scfio Cars hips. ‘These scho Cars hips Wilma L. McCurdy Memorial Fund of Divinity Endowed are a significant part of the Scholarship Scholarship ‘University s financiaC aid program. We express appreciation

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