The Magazine of Rhodes College • Fall 2009

A Defi ning Decade President William E. Troutt Marks 10 Years at Rhodes FALL 2009 Contents VOLUME 16 • NUMBER 3

2 A Defi ning Decade President Troutt Marks 10 Years at Rhodes

12 It Costs How Much? College costs explained 2

14 Rhodes Welcomes New Board Chair Bill Michaelcheck ’69 heads Rhodes Board of Trustees

15 Learning from the Past Four students delve into different cultures

20 Teaching and Learning Professor Andrew Michta returns to Rhodes 14

24 Alumni News Class Notes, In Memoriam

On the Cover A Defi ning Decade—William E. Troutt, the 19th president of Rhodes, celebrates 10 years in offi ce. (See story on page 2.) Photography by Allison Rodgers 15

20 Online

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Title A DEFINING DECADE President William E. Troutt Marks 10 Years at Rhodes By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 ALLISON RODGERS ALLISON

uring the nine months between becoming the D19th president of Rhodes College in July 1999 and his inauguration in April 2000, Bill Troutt established a solid reputation as “listener in chief.” His approach was to take time to listen to people—faculty, staff, students, parents and alumni— all the while envisioning the college’s future. He began those conversations with the question, “How can we make Rhodes the best it can be?” He was on the way to leading an already excellent institution to one that would become extraordinary. During Troutt’s “listening tour,” themes began to emerge: • Faculty and staff members wished for more time to mentor students. • The student services division aspired to expand residential programming. • Everyone acknowledged the need to recruit and retain outstanding faculty by providing them the resources needed for happy and productive professional lives. • There was an equally widespread call for curricular revision. • The need for a new library was high on the wish list, but it didn’t stop there. The faculty requested that the college stay up-to-date with resources for both traditional learning and technology support. President Bill Troutt

{ 2 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu • Many felt that the college should interact more with TREY CLARK the Memphis community. • The development of more opportunities for study abroad was another priority, along with increasing the diversity of the campus population. As one community member phrased it, “It is vital to a liberal arts education that students be exposed to a broad range of ideas and cultures.” In his inauguration speech, Troutt articulated his conclusions and goals gathered from those listening tours in what he called “Ten Steps Forward To Advance Rhodes.” Several months later, 10 planning initiative committees were formed, each chaired by a faculty member, to make recommendations on how to achieve the 10 steps outlined in his inaugural address. From those groups emerged the Rhodes Vision, a statement of the college’s mission along with four “strategic imperatives” on how Rhodes would achieve its goals. Adopted in 2003 by the Board of Trustees, the Rhodes Vision set the tone for what has come to be a Carole and Bill Troutt, summer 1999 defi ning decade in the college’s history. Working Together The Rhodes Vision For Bill Troutt, it’s always been about Rhodes Rhodes College aspires to graduate students with community members working together, with the college a lifelong passion for learning, a compassion for benefi ting from their solid interactions with one another, others and the ability to translate academic study and with Memphis and the world, all centered on a beautiful personal concern into effective leadership and action campus that inspires everyone to strive for excellence in in their communities and the world. We will achieve all they do. our aspiration through four strategic imperatives: For openers, in 2001, students were greeted with a totally renovated Stewart Hall and brand-new East Student Access Village, an apartment-style residence hall for juniors To attract and retain a talented, diverse student body and seniors. In 2005, after three years in the making, and engage these students in a challenging, inclusive the college celebrated the opening of the Paul Barret Jr. and culturally-broadening college experience Library, a state-of-the-art facility made possible by a $35 million bequest of Paul Barret Jr. ’46. It was the largest Student Learning gift in the college’s history. In ensuing years, McCoy To ensure our faculty and staff have the talent, Theatre doubled its size, thanks to funding from the the time and the resources to inspire and involve our McCoy Foundation, a new outdoor track was installed, students in meaningful study, research and service the Lynx Lair in the Bryan Campus Life Center was redesigned and Burrow Hall became the place where Student Engagement students could conduct the business of being a student. To enhance student opportunities for learning in Across the board, representative members of the entire Memphis Rhodes community, including students, were involved in each project. Student Inspiration Says Allen Boone ’71, vice president for Finance and To provide a residential place of learning that inspires Business Affairs: integrity and high achievement through its beauty, its “Students were involved in focus groups on products/ emphasis on values, its Presbyterian history and its merchandise for the bookstore. They also served on the heritage as a leader in the liberal arts and sciences steering committee for the creation of the new Campus Master Plan, were involved in selecting furniture for Barret Library (in addition to the developmentTim Huebner of in class rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 3 } TREY CLARK the program requirements for the building—study rooms, coffee shop, etc.) and gave input on classroom furniture during the production of the Academic Space Plan. Students were also extensively involved in the production of the Residential Master Plan, the results of which led to the construction of East Village and the Stewart Hall renovation, and improvements to various social spaces and other general residence hall improvements such as improved laundry facilities and reduced density.” In another matter, one student, who knew Troutt would listen to her, literally took things into her own hands. While the president and the Athletics Department staff were very much aware that the outdoor running track was in a state of disrepair, runner Amy Paine ’03, with a piece of the damaged track in hand, visited with Troutt to discuss the situation. Her graphic demonstration was greatly appreciated, and the track was completed the following fall. There’s more. When several students wanted to Inauguration Day, April 14, 2000 renovate the Lair, they organized, sought the help of

A Decade of Learning Opportunities BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Academically, and in terms of service, the world has opened up to Rhodes students in the last decade. Some of the programs include: • Rhodes CARES (Center for Academic Research and Education through Service), funded by a grant from the Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust, strengthens undergraduate research and service tied to scholarship. It encompasses programs such as: Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies: A summer research opportunity in Memphis and the Mid-South Rhodes St. Jude Summer Plus research program: An intensive research program pairing Rhodes students with St. Jude researchers Speaking to students at a leadership seminar Rhodes/UT: An intensive research program pairing Rhodes students with University of Tennessee neuroscience researchers. schools and other neighboring community and educational CODA: Center for Outreach in the Development of organizations to provide learning opportunities for Rhodes the Arts, providing fellowships for students to become students and extend these opportunities beyond the advocates for the arts in the community classroom and into the immediate community Summer Service: A nine-week summer program that offers InMotion: The InMotion Musculoskeletal Institute is a Rhodes students the opportunity to tackle a signifi cant nonprofi t orthopedic laboratory located in the Memphis community project Medical Center District.InMotion currently offers one Bonner: A program that supports the development of research fellowship for a Rhodes undergraduate leadership and service within a liberal arts education Rhodes Student Travel Fund: To facilitate student travel Rhodes Learning Corridor: Partnerships with the to present research or creative activity at professional neighborhoods adjacent to campus, four nearby public meetings

{ 4 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN staff members and alumni, thought the process through and achieved their goals. Says Andy Greer ’07: “Before attending Rhodes, I was certain I would learn from outstanding faculty. I never dreamed that staff would have such a signifi cant impact on my education. For me, I found that it was the two intersecting that enhanced my Rhodes experience.” Student Support Of primary importance, of course, is what goes on in—and outside—all those spaces. The answer is: plenty. Rhodes students are benefi ting from initiatives born in the last decade. In the sciences, there are opportunities to do one-on- one research with a faculty mentor on campus, or at one of Memphis’ renowned medical facilities. In the humanities, students can do graduate-level research at the summer Institute for Regional Studies and receive a stipend for their work, or be a CODA fellow, advocating for the arts throughout the city and receive tuition for their efforts. The Mike Curb Throwing the fi rst pitch

• The Jack H. Taylor Fellowship in Physics: Given by for student and faculty interchange. Charles ’65 and Patricia Robertson to fund study and • Rhodes and George Washington University School of research by an outstanding student, in honor of the Medicine and Health Sciences entered an early selection professor emeritus of Physics, a 1944 Rhodes graduate program for Rhodes students. • Spence L. Wilson Service Scholarship Program • The Mike Curb Institute for Music was established for • Wilson Family Foundation Service Scholarship study of the music and culture of the region . • SunTrust Scholarship • An interdisciplinary Environmental Studies minor was • The Michaelcheck Endowment Fund, Bill ’69 and Pam funded by a Mellon Foundation grant. Michaelcheck to support student learning • Academic career advising came into being, with Alan • The McNeill Family Scholarship Fund, Mabel and Phil Jaslow, Biology, as director of health professions; and McNeill Mike La Rosa, History, and Judith Haas, English, advising • The L. Palmer Brown III Service Fellowship, Axon students on graduate school fellowships. Brown and Bryan Morgan • A major revision of the curriculum called the • Rhodes was named a Watson Foundation school in Foundations Curriculum, an outcomes-based program of 2002; each year, Rhodes seniors are invited to compete study, the product of a faculty-student committee, took with other selected students around the country for a effect in 2007. Watson Fellowship to study anywhere in the world for a year • The Rhodes Student Associate Program was formed, after graduation. providing students mentored, professional work experience • Michael Lamb ’04 was named the college’s seventh on campus. Rhodes Scholar. • Rhodes Fellowships were established, a mentored • The college’s fi rst Luce Scholarship was awarded to academic program for students to combine classroom Aaron Creek ’07, one of 15 new U.S. graduates to study in knowledge with paid, real-world experiences in learning Asia for a year. environments on campus and throughout Memphis and the • The Buckman Center for International Education was world. established by the family of Robert H. Buckman to place The college’s student-centered goal is reaping dividends. students in study and work settings abroad. Admissions applications have doubled and the size of the • The Vanderbilt-Rhodes Academic Partnership was forged student body has increased. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 5 } Institute for Music offers research opportunities for BURKS FOX JUSTIN faculty and students who are interested in studying and experiencing the cultural history of the region. Other research opportunites abound, and the college continues to seek ways to enhance the learning experience through study abroad, academic fellowships and internships. There are service fellowships as well, along with plenty of ways to volunteer in nearby public schools, neighborhoods and all over Memphis. Says Bill Evans, director and CEO of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, “It has been remarkable working with President Troutt to develop partnerships between Rhodes and St. Jude. This has created ‘real world’ educational experiences for Rhodes students and Greeting Thad ’72 and Stephanie Ryburn Rodda ’74 at the Burrow Hall on many occasions piqued their interest in medicine and alumni reception JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN A Decade of Faculty Support Several endowed chairs and professorships have been established in the last 10 years, including: • The Spence L. Wilson Distinguished Chair in Humanities • The James T. and Valeria B. Robertson Chair in Biological Sciences, established by Dr. James Robertson ’53 to support faculty teaching and research • The Fulmer Chair in Political Science, established by Nancy ’51 and Arthur Fulmer • The Dr. Iris Annette Pearce Shakespeare Endowment, an interdisciplinary gift established by Dr. Iris Pearce ’42 to support lectures by visiting scholars, classes offered by Congratulating Associate Professor of Religious Studies John Kaltner, recipient of the Jameson M. Jones Award for Faculty actors and directors in residence, conferences, workshops Service, at Opening Convocation and performances as well as research by faculty • The Martin-Kragh Faculty Development Fund for Biology and Chemistry, established by parents Steve and Nancy the U.S Martin in hope of perpetuating the close learning and Also in support of faculty, The Andrew W. Mellon working relationship their son Stuart ’08 had working in Foundation provided a grant to support faculty in all the laboratory of chemistry professor Loretta Jackson- stages of their careers to grow professionally. Hayes. Dr. John Gladney ’74 endowed The Jameson M. Jones • The Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair in Muslim-Christian Outstanding Faculty Service Award, named in honor of the Relations supports a distinguished faculty member’s former dean of the college, a 1934 Rhodes graduate, to research and course development as well as the work of a continue the tradition of honoring faculty service at student research assistant. Opening Convocation every year. • The Plough Foundation has endowed a chair in Urban The Environmental Studies program was Studies to strengthen public education, early childhood established with a major grant from the Andrew W. Mellon development, crime prevention, health care and economic Foundation, expanding the interdisciplinary Environmental development in Shelby County. Science minor and positioning Rhodes as a leader in the In addition, The Spence Wilson International Travel Fund, national conversation on the environment established by the Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation in honor of Rhodes’ longtime trustee and board chairman, enables faculty to travel and conduct research outside

{ 6 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu established by the Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation in honor of Rhodes’ longtime trustee and board chairman, enables faculty to conduct research outside the U.S., collaborate with colleagues throughout the world, travel to retool or expand the curriculum, present papers at international conferences and take students abroad. Faculty who teach the Search or Life interdisciplinary curricula have greatly benefi ted from trips to Italy and Israel to experience those countries’ historic cultures fi rsthand. Says Darlene Loprete, the James H. Daughdrill Jr. Professor of the Natural Sciences, “I know from serving on the Faculty Governance Committee that the president is sensitive to the needs of the faculty. Also during his tenure, he’s done a lot to foster undergraduate research. Student-faculty research is a tremendous advantage for students to learn and to see what opportunities are available to them outside the classroom, both on and off campus. Everyone has benefi ted from it.” Trustee involvement It was a propitious time in April 2000 when Bill Troutt was inaugurated president of Rhodes, for the next day, Memphian Spence Wilson, a Vanderbilt graduate, was elected chairman of the Board of Trustees. The goal of both men was the same—to lead an already excellent institution to become one that would be extraordinary. Through the years, several alumni have President Troutt and Trustee Spence Wilson at a Rhodes Habitat build joined the board, reinforcing that goal. When Wilson stepped down from the chairmanship in July, New Yorker Bill Michaelcheck ’69 was named to head the science. Having these incredible students working at group. He is the fi rst alumnus to have done so. St. Jude has also enriched our environment and helped That mutual support, understanding and hard work advance our mission. It has been a big win for everyone on everyone’s part have been responsible for the college’s involved.” many accomplishments of the past decade. For a January 2001 board retreat, members of the Faculty Support board journeyed to Pomona College, where they met One of Troutt’s goals—to strengthen the faculty with that institution’s community for dialogue related and the academic program—has led to increased to the theme “Understanding the Essence of a Liberal opportunities and support. For example, Rhodes Arts Education.” As a result, the Rhodes trustees began has been able to recruit excellent faculty during the discussions related to Rhodes’ strengths and distinctive current economic downturn; while many colleges and characteristics. universities were experiencing hiring freezes, Rhodes Another board retreat was held a year later at Orange took advantage of the situation to hire a signifi cant Lake, FL, hosted by Spence Wilson. For the fi rst time number of outstanding teachers/scholars to enhance ever, faculty were invited. There, faculty members both our academic community and program. shared their work on Planning Initiative Committees. The college has established several endowed chairs At the May board meeting, their recommendations and professorships that allow professors to expand translated into the Rhodes Vision with its four strategic research activities, often including projects that involve imperatives. The board adopted the vision at its January students. 2003 meeting and spent subsequent years addressing The Spence Wilson International Travel Fund, each of the imperatives and how the college could rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 7 } achieve them. Down to Earth Says Spence Wilson, president of Kemmons Wilson The Rhodes Vision, for all its lofty ideals, is also Inc. and longtime Board of Trustees chair, “Bill Troutt practical. A passion for careful preparation dominates is an outstanding leader. His immense contributions to the administration’s approach to the future. Rhodes began at his inauguration when he articulated In 1925, Charles Diehl referred to the move to 10 college-wide initiatives that set the college on a path Memphis as “the chance of a lifetime.” President Troutt of creativity and great success. His knowledge of higher believes he received a similar chance. education and his innate insights have enabled our “This opportunity to reaffi rm the values of board to achieve the highest levels in trustee governance. Southwestern, to build on a tradition of academic His ability to move fl uidly among all of the college’s excellence, to work with some of the fi nest professionals constituencies has earned him their confi dence; and, as in the country—who would not feel blessed in my a result, our institution is stronger than ever. I continue position?” he says. “This college and its people make me to marvel at Bill’s capabilities and his wisdom.” very proud.”

1999 2000 2001

• April—President Troutt, inaugurated • Trustees hold a retreat at THE at Idlewild Presbyterian Church, Pomona College in California, articulates 10 initiatives for Rhodes begin discussions related to TROUTT Rhodes’ strengths and distinctive characteristics YEARS • A $35 million bequest from Paul Barret Jr. ’46 for a new state-of-the- art library is announced • March—William E. Troutt named 19th • Rhodes St. Jude Summer Plus president of Rhodes Program established • August—President Troutt begins • President Troutt elected secretary of listening tour the board of the American Council on Education • East Village residence hall for upperclass students opens

• Plans announced for $15.5 million East Village residence hall construction, Stewart Hall renovation and conservatory room in Voorhies- Townsend-Trezevant quad • Rhodes invited to join Mellon Foundation collaborative for faculty career enhancement • Ten Planning Initiative Committees, • President Troutt named chairman based on 10 steps to advance Rhodes, of the National Association are formed to make recommendations of Independent Colleges and to achieve the 10 steps outlined in Universities President Troutt’s inaugural address; each committee is chaired by a member of the faculty

{ 8 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN Off and on Campus A nationally-recognized and well-connected academic leader, Bill Troutt moves easily among the movers and shakers of government and higher education, while remaining focused on all tasks at hand. Before coming to Rhodes, Troutt had served as Belmont University’s president for the previous 17 years. In 1997-98, he chaired the National Commission on the Cost of Higher Education, an 11-member panel of the nation’s top educators, authorized by Congress. As president of Rhodes, in 2000 he was elected chairman of the National Association of Independent Backstage before performing at All-Sing Colleges and Universities, and in 2003 was named

2002 2003 2004

• Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable • Board of Trustees adopts the Rhodes • Summer Service Fellows program Trust grants $6 million to the college, Vision and four strategic imperatives begins creating Rhodes CARES (Center for • The Buckman Center for International • Michael Lamb Academic Research and Education Education established ’04 named through Service) • President Troutt named chairman of Rhodes Scholar • The fi rst trustee/faculty retreat, American Council on Education • Sunita Arora hosted by board chair Spence Wilson, • Rhodes receives federal Department ’05 selected a is held in Orange Lake, FL of Education grant establishing the Truman Scholar • Paul Barret Jr. Library Rhodes Learning Corridor • Mathematics groundbreaking Dec. 12 • Vanderbilt-Rhodes Academic professor Eric • With a Mellon Foundation Grant, Partnership established Gottlieb named a Fulbright Scholar Rhodes and Furman University • Institute for Regional Studies begins, • Rhodes Student Associate Program partner to study long-term faculty • Rhodes included in college begins with grants from the career development and faculty guidebook, Colleges of Distinction Mellon Foundation and the Lumina support • Mobile/Gulf Coast Chapter Foundation • Profs. John Kaltner (Religious established • A Getty Trust grant enables Rhodes Studies) and Michael LaRosa to study the adaptive re-use of (History) are awarded Fulbright several campus buildings and expand grants its listings in the national Register of • Rhodes named a Watson Foundation Historic Places school with fi rst Watson Fellow, Jena • Atlanta Chapter established Balton ’02 • The Memphis Connection begins, an immersion in Memphis culture for incoming students

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 9 } chairman of the American Council on Education. In BURKS FOX JUSTIN 2005, Troutt was named to the Commission on the Abraham Lincoln Study Abroad Fellowship Program, a 16-member group of academics, national and state elected offi cials, consultants and business representatives concerned with expanding study abroad opportunities for U.S. college and university students. In addition, he has testifi ed before the U.S. Senate Governmental Affairs Committee on the rising cost of college tuition and the effectiveness of government fi nancial aid. Serious matters, to be sure, but as with all endeavors, the president of Rhodes undertakes them with equanimity. Down-to-earth, good-humored and Leading a bow tie seminar during Senior Week

2005 2006

• The state-of-the-art Paul Barret Jr. Library opens • The Mike Curb Family Foundation establishes the Mike Curb Institute for Music at Rhodes • The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching announces that Rhodes has met its standards for both its Curricular Engagement and Outreach and Partnerships, a prestigious classifi cation • College receives a National Leadership grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services for Crossroads to Freedom, the digital archive of the Memphis-area civil rights movement • McCoy Theatre doubles its size with a grant from the McCoy Foundation • Rhodes receives a $1 million congressionally-directed grant to begin a NASA Stars Program to enhance the sciences in neighboring Memphis City Schools • Rhodes fi rst named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll; Rhodes again named in • CODA, the Center for Outreach in the Development of the 2008 Arts, established with funding from the Robert and Ruby • First Rhodes science students successfully complete Priddy Charitable Trust in-fl ight experiment in 0-gravity at NASA’s Microgravity • Rhodes one of 13 U.S. colleges to receive HUD Community University Outreach Partnership Center grants to partner with and • Campus recycling improve the adjacent neighborhood program begins, a • President Troutt named to the Commission on the Abraham student-faculty- Lincoln Study Abroad Fellowship Program staff effort • Rhodes joins the Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges to • Houston, Chicago, explore and promote the use of information technology in New York and St. the liberal arts Louis Chapters • Board of Trustees adopts Commitment to Achieving Our established Aim • Washington, DC, Arkansas, Memphis, Nashville, North Texas and Birmingham Chapters established

{ 10 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu practically a model for the bow-tie industry, he is as BURKS FOX JUSTIN accessible to students and staff as he is to any senator. He loves meeting new and prospective students and their families, entertaining new students at his home in the fall with a barbecue complete with Elvis impersonator, even performing in All-Sing. In the offi ce, he distributes candy door-to-door on Halloween and beads at Mardi Gras, and throws a mean fi rst pitch at Rhodes home openers. Whether lecturing to a class on leadership, joining a student Habitat build, meeting with faculty and alumni, Bill Troutt can be expected to turn up just about anywhere.

President Bill Troutt as depicted by students on the Barret Library construction fence in 2005.

2007 2008 2009

• The Foundations Curriculum begins • An Andrew W. Mellon Foundation • Burrow Hall, formerly Burrow Library • Rhodes receives National Endowment grant enables Rhodes to expand its from 1953-2005, re-opens as the for the Arts grant to support the Big Environmental Science program to Center for Student Opportunity Read in Memphis Environmental Studies • College offi cially “adopts” Memphis’ • Trustees hold a retreat in New Central High School, Cypress Middle Orleans to continue work on and Springdale Elementary schools, leveraging strengths and maximizing joining Snowden School assets of the college • Aaron Creek ’07 is the college’s fi rst • Chronicle of Higher Education cites Luce Scholar, provided by the Henry Rhodes as “a great college to work Luce Foundation for” • Rhodes enters an early selection • Second team of science students program with The George Washington successfully completes microgravity University School of Medicine and experiment at NASA Health Sciences • New England Chapter established • Souper Contact, Rhodes’ student- run soup kitchen, wins the Youth in Philanthropy Award from the Association of Fund Raising Professionals • Renovated Lynx Lair opens, the result of student-staff planning • Crossroads to Freedom recognized as • Trustees unanimously a model by the Institute of Museum approve new bylaws for and Library Services trustee governance • President Troutt receives the • Trustees formally adopt Distinguished Alumnus Award a goal for the Campaign from Vanderbilt University’s for Rhodes, the largest Peabody College and delivers the fi nancial goal in college commencement address history • The Rhodes Chapter of the Bay Area • New Orleans Chapter (greater San Francisco) established established

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 11 } It Costs How Much?

By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

What does it cost to be a student at Rhodes these In the higher education business model, our primary days—really cost? purpose is to invest in our product—well-educated students. Defi nitely not the $200 students paid in 1925-26, the In addition, Rhodes’ goal is to meet 100% of qualifi ed college’s fi rst year in Memphis. students’ demonstrated fi nancial need. We’re making Not even this year’s advertised tuition price of $33,400. progress in that area, but fi nancial gaps for our students still The true cost to provide a Rhodes education is exist. It’s an expensive proposition, but one to ensure the approximately $50,000 per student. best and brightest get a shot at the best liberal arts education So who pays the difference between the actual cost and around. the tuition charge? And who pays for the fi nancial aid that As the Rhodes Vision states, “We aspire to graduate most students require? students with a lifelong passion for learning, a compassion Mostly, you. The money you give to the Annual Fund, for others and the ability to translate academic study and plus income generated from the endowment, including personal concern into effective leadership and action in their endowed scholarships/fellowships, along with student communities and the world.” fi nancial assistance from the federal government (Pell You can’t put a price tag on that, but you have to start grants, work-study) make it possible for Rhodes students to somewhere. attend classes. All education costs are subsidized. In higher Where the money comes from is a good place to begin. education, that’s the way it’s always worked. • In 2008-09, Rhodes’ gross income budget was $76.8 million (see Income Budget chart). • Tuition, fees, room and board accounted for $61.6 million of it. • The allocation from the endowment fund provided $11.5 million. • Gifts to the Annual Fund provided $2.6 million; miscellaneous income $1.1 million. Where and how the money goes is carefully appropriated. Last year, after allocating approximately $20 million for fi nancial aid, Rhodes was left to work with $57 million of its $77 million gross operating budget (see Expense Budget chart). The endowment and the role it plays in providing fi nancial aid is all-important, especially in the current economic climate. In June 2008, Rhodes’ endowment was valued at $282 million.

{ 12 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Expense Budget for 2008-09

In February 2009, it had dropped to $212 million. The college ended its fi scal year in June with an endowment value of approximately $230 million, down about 18% from the previous year. That’s a signifi cant reduction, but • We balance the budget (this is the 36th year in a row Rhodes fared much better than a number of institutions we’ve done it). where losses have exceeded 30% or more. • We allocate it effi ciently (we look to the future, we While the endowment value is slowly on the way back carefully plan where every dollar goes and we stick to it). up, for now, the college can’t count on it rebounding to pre- • We run a tight ship with a smart, minimal staff (we downturn levels anytime soon. According to Allen Boone employ a little more than half the staff comparable colleges ’71, Rhodes’ vice president for Finance and Business Affairs, do). the college is in for some belt-tightening. • Standard & Poor’s has assigned our underlying bond “Last year’s negative investment performance will affect rating as A+. endowment support to the operating budget. Even if there’s • We have a considerably lower debt burden than most an economic recovery, Rhodes will be facing fi scal pressures comparable institutions. for at least the next three to fi ve years,” says Boone. “That Rhodes has always been a good investment—now more means that since endowment investment growth is subject than ever. Says Boone, “While we’re able to absorb the to market conditions that are largely beyond our control, fi nancial shocks now, it’ll be tight for the next few years and increased support for Rhodes will go far in helping close the we are even more dependent on philanthropic support. The gap.” longer the downturn lasts, the harder the fi scal choices will Nor can Rhodes count on a full enrollment of 1,600 be.” students and the tuition they contribute to the operating It still takes a village to make it work. It always budget. has. Throughout the college’s history, donors have helped Says Boone, “The college is highly dependent on tuition subsidize every single alum’s Rhodes education. A great deal for the majority of its operating income, so any volatility of it has been, and is, anonymous—do you know who gave in enrollment magnifi es the effect on operating budget how much to subsidize your education? revenues.” Yet when it comes to giving, many people think their In other words, if 25 current students are unable to return individual gift doesn’t matter, that it would be too small or in the fall because of personal fi nancial constraints, or if that the big gifts cover everything, so why bother? Rhodes doesn’t meet its goals for the number of entering The truth is, every gift—small, large or in between— students, the college’s proposed operating budget suffers. matters because every gift is creative. All gifts come together The good news is that, thanks to the professional staff to create fi nancial aid, scholarships, faculty salaries and and the Board of Trustees, Rhodes’ fi nances are carefully other critical programming. Fortunately for alumni and for managed: today’s students, it’s the way it’s always worked. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 13 } Rhodes Welcomes “Right now we don’t have the money to do this. So we make compromises. Students have to take out giant loans. Some just can’t come,” he says. New Board Chair Among the nation’s 50 top liberal arts colleges, Rhodes ranked 37th in endowment per student in 2008, On July 1, 2009, Bill according to U.S. News and World Report. Michaelcheck ’69, “While Rhodes has a nice endowment, we’re way down became chairman of that list. If you compare Rhodes to some schools in JUSTIN FOX BURKS the Rhodes Board of the region, we look great. We have a beautiful campus Trustees, of which he and buildings. We balance the budget every year. But has been a member for given our goals and objectives, we are certainly the poor 19 years. The founder relation in the liberal arts world among the colleges with of New York-based which we compete.” Mariner Investments, Throughout its history, Rhodes has outperformed its Michaelcheck succeeds fi nancial resources, notes Michaelcheck. “Rhodes has Spence Wilson, who has always been fi ghting above its weight class,” he claims. Bill Michaelcheck ’69 served on the board for In addition to providing access for worthy students 38 years and as chairman to attend the college, an expanded endowment, notes for nine. The college prizes both men’s unparalleled Michaelcheck, would benefi t the other major component service—and longevity. in a top-tier education: faculty. As an alum, a longtime trustee and a member of the As Rhodes increases its emphasis on student-faculty board’s Finance Committee, what does Bill Michaelcheck undergraduate research, the costs escalate—for consider the most pressing challenge facing Rhodes as it laboratories and facilities as well as faculty. “These prepares to educate the next generation? experiences are very faculty intensive. If we expect our “Financial aid,” he answers. Being able to provide faculty to give the individualized attention that Rhodes is access to the students who really want to come to all about, we have to maintain a low student-faculty ratio. Rhodes but may not be able to afford it is critical to the And to do that, we will have to have a relatively large college’s future, he explains. And doing so, he continues, group of faculty for our size.” will take a signifi cantly larger endowment than Rhodes Another priority, he explains, is access to international currently has. study. “I think the college today wants the best student body, “I was lucky enough to spend a year abroad on a not the richest student body,” he says, noting that a scholarship when I was at Rhodes,” he says. “In the world diverse cross-section of students is a major goal. “But that we’re in, our students need that global exposure to be is very expensive,” he says. well-rounded, truly educated students. In the future we’d (The college’s ultimate goal is to provide 100% of a like to be able to say that every Rhodes student gets at student’s fi nancial need. Currently, Rhodes meets 84% least one semester abroad.” of students’ need. According to college offi cials, fully While Rhodes faces some steep challenges ahead, funding the current aid budget and meeting the 100% Michaelcheck believes the college will succeed. of need would require an additional $345 million in “Rhodes is doing so many great things that people want scholarship endowment.) to help it. People want to be affi liated with a winning “We compete with colleges like Middlebury and team. If you’re going to give a scholarship or fellowship, Williams, not to mention Emory, Vanderbilt and if you’re going to build a building, you want it at a place Davidson,” says Michaelcheck. “Most, if not all of these that is doing great things, a place that you are proud of, institutions have larger endowments per student and that represents the values you have.” therefore more scholarships. It’s a real challenge.” “There are a lot of people out there who are proud What’s more, Michaelcheck says, Rhodes must to remember they went to Rhodes,” Michaelcheck compete more vigorously with state institutions that offer emphasizes. “very special scholarships for the best students.” By all indications, Bill Michaelcheck heads the list.

{ 14 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Learning fr om the Past By Marci Woodmansee ’90

tudents value the close-knit community at Rhodes of Professor Birnbaum’s collection for Rhodes students, in part because it leads to opportunities to interact faculty and the larger community. Swith professors one-on-one and embark upon “She does show bits and pieces of her collection to research outside the classroom, wherever their interests small groups every year, but nothing had been shown may lie. The students whose stories unfold here have on this scale before,” Kokoreva says. “This is something stretched their wings working on projects that appealed you don’t see every day. The collection is truly valuable to their personal interests—projects that, in some cases, not just in monetary terms, but also in terms of the did not necessarily tie in to their major or primary information it provides on the people of these areas. courses of study. With the guidance of professors Certain details in the clothing and pieces serve as a sort who trusted them and gave them plenty of room to of code that has meaning. The number of pendants in a work, these students have enriched their own Rhodes necklace might signify if the wearer was married or had experience—in addition to the cultural knowledge of children, for example.” the community—in ways they never envisioned when A biology major, Kokoreva is also a CODA (Center they fi rst arrived on campus. for Outreach in the Development of the Arts) fellow, so working on Professor Birnbaum’s collection became her Middle Eastern Fashionista CODA senior project. Natalija Kokoreva ’10 did not expect to become “I have loved it; I would not have done anything involved in a historical research project when she else,” she says. “Professor Birnbaum has been collecting enrolled in a Middle Eastern dance class to fulfi ll a for many years, and visiting her house is like walking PE requirement her sophomore year. But in that class through a museum. Learning about the cultures and she met associate professor of Economics and Business roles of the peoples in these communities through these Administration Dee Birnbaum, who introduced pieces of clothing and jewelry was extremely interesting, Kokoreva to her extensive collection of Middle Eastern and it is amazing to me that this professor who is not clothing and jewelry. [ethnically] part of the culture cares so much about “When she showed me her collection I was amazed—I preserving these people’s national treasures.” just loved it!” Kokoreva says. “So I joined another Birnbaum says her collection got its start in 1974, when student, Allister Wilton ’10, who was already working she was in Afghanistan and fell in love with the culture. with Professor Birnbaum to help document and “I had Hungarian grandparents who did handwork so catalogue the various items in her collection.” I appreciated the embroidery, and there is symbolism That work led to an even bigger project the following in many of the pieces, with stories woven in about year—Kokoreva helped organize a fashion exhibition the people who are wearing the garments,” she says. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 15 } LIZ DAGGETT

Natalija Kokoreva ’10 with an item from Professor Dee Birnbaum’s collection

“Students learn a tremendous amount from doing this in the Rhodes College Archives involving the college’s work and going through books to learn the hallmarks of Vanuxem fossil collection,” he explains. the silver, or what certain symbols mean, or the patterns The collection was acquired by William M. Stewart, of the textiles. The details we learn about each piece president of the college, then located in Clarksville, enrich the cultural knowledge, so the culture makes TN, shortly after the death of noted geologist Lardner more sense to us.” Vanuxem in 1848. It is one of the college’s oldest Birnbaum adds that the clothing is interesting not surviving teaching tools. But there were gaps in the only from an anthropological standpoint, but also history of the project, and while early published sources because of the political implications. described the collection as numbering in the thousands, “Each area has a certain way of dressing,” she explains. only a few hundred items remained. “So if people understood for instance that a group “It didn’t make sense,” says Corbitt. “It was understood connected to the Taliban is dressing this particular way, that a majority of specimens were lost during the Civil that tells you something … and you can see how this War, but some of our college catalogues through the knowledge could have a military application. Look at 1920s were still listing the collection as very much alive the clothing and you can see the regional differences.” and in existence.” So Corbitt began sifting through a variety of historical Raider of the Lost Archives sources, from early college catalogues to board minutes, Nathan Corbitt ’11 is studying Greco-Roman history insurance papers and presidential correspondence, and this semester as part of the Rhodes European Studies ended up fi nding a scrap of paper that referred to a fi re, program, but it was through a project for the Geology which likely damaged a portion of the collection. Department that he ended up digging into the history “We turned up a lot of information, and by the end of of Rhodes itself. the internship I had written a 40-page paper that fl eshed “I was a research assistant for Professor Carol out a lot of gaps in the collection,” he says. “It was a Eckstrom freshman year, and that led to an internship great experience, and Bill Short and Elizabeth Gates on

{ 16 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu the library and archives staff were extremely helpful. I databases and was able to locate and often access digital had had some experience with electronic databases, but materials that were not known to me. Even though we I had never looked at an archive before, so I was kind of maintain the college’s paper records in archival-quality learning as I went.” storage in an environmentally controlled vault, they In the course of his research on the fossil collection, are deteriorating. We are moving toward digitizing the Corbitt unexpectedly uncovered another amazing fi nd— archival records to ensure that our historical memory the oldest record of a catalogue published by the college. will continue to endure.” “I was especially pleased to receive the photocopy While Corbitt admits that scientifi c history isn’t his of the college’s 1853 catalogue that Nathan obtained particular area of interest, he nonetheless found his work from an archive in Pennsylvania with the help of on the Vanuxem research project thoroughly enjoyable. our Inter-Library Loan Librarian, Kenan Padgett,” “It was an incredible experience to put what I was says college archivist Elizabeth Gates. “It was very learning in my history classes into action—I applied the rewarding to work with Nathan, whose enthusiasm for methods of research I was being taught at the time to fi nding answers to his questions about the history of tackle this problem. Looking at an unknown portion the Vanuxem collection was contagious. The project of history, you realize that even though you might not was a good reminder for me that the college’s ‘analog’ know the answer, you know the questions to ask.” records, which have been preserved since 1848, have an important role in a ‘digital’ research project. Using Restoring Zion the leads he found in our archives, he searched online The Zion Cemetery restoration project was not a part of her coursework as an English major at Rhodes, but Catherine Lawson ’09 applied to work on it because it was of special interest to her. Lawson had already done

DIONNE CHALMERS some projects on the cultural history of Memphis and saw restoration of the oldest African-American cemetery in Memphis as a vital project. “That’s the beauty of a liberal arts college—over four years I was able to be involved in all kinds of different fi elds,” she says. “I ended up doing a lot of preservation of the cemetery’s original ledger—creating a digital version by photographing pages and building an Excel database of the entries. I got to see the ledger actually being put up on a Web site we created, so for the fi rst time families can type in the name of a relative and fi gure out where they are buried. It was really neat to see the tangible result of information I entered, and it’s exciting to know that will be used. “I worked with Professor Milton Moreland on the project, and he gave me a lot of freedom to take charge of my part of it,” she adds. “I think Rhodes’ low student-faculty ratio helps in being able to work on projects like this so closely. You have the benefi t of building a close relationship and trust with faculty, instead of being micromanaged.” According to Professor Moreland, Lawson’s work was extremely important to the success of the project. “This type of collaboration provides students like Catherine a project that they can call their own,” he says. “I oversaw her work and gave her ideas about what Nathan Corbitt ’11 with his Vanuxem display at Barret Library

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 17 } “I’m from Texas, and my volunteer work with the Dallas Holocaust Museum kind of sparked my passion in Holocaust education,” he explains. “When I applied JUSTIN FOX BURKS to Rhodes, I fell in love with the school and the Bonner Program, which I knew would give me the opportunity to continue my passion for service work in college.” Albert began his very fi rst semester at Rhodes in a Holocaust course with Professor Michelle Mattson. At the end of his sophomore year, he enrolled in the inaugural Holocaust Travel Seminar and spent two weeks visiting concentration camps and museums in Europe with other Rhodes students and his adviser professor Stephen Haynes. “Needless to say, that was a very emotional, amazing two weeks,” says Albert. “All the things I’d been hearing and reading and studying, I got to see fi rsthand. But when the rest of the students went home after two weeks, I stayed.” Albert went to Ostrava in the Czech Republic to help repair Jewish cemeteries that had been forgotten or destroyed by Nazis. “It’s the third largest Czech town and it used to have an enormous Jewish population before the war; there are about 30 remaining today,” he says. “It’s a dying community, so any attempt to preserve it is worth it. For two months I worked with the cemetery groundskeeper, whose name is Peter. He would be speaking Czech and we couldn’t understand each other at all, but we shared this passion for the work we were doing.” Although he entered Rhodes as a premed major, Catherine Lawson ’09 at historic Zion Cemetery Albert says Holocaust studies is an area he defi nitely will pursue after graduation. needed to be accomplished, but she was responsible for “I’ve basically taken every course Rhodes has to offer getting the job done. She not only became connected in that subject, while still doing the science courses. to an important part of Memphis history, she helped to But after the Holocaust Maymester, this was almost a provide access to hundreds of people who are seeking calling. I just felt like that’s where I needed to be, and information about the fi rst major Memphis cemetery that’s where I needed to help.” that was established for formerly enslaved people after Albert spent part of this summer in Washington, the Civil War. She took ownership of the project, and DC, doing research at the United States Holocaust while working with the IT team at Rhodes, she came up Memorial Museum. His independent research as a with creative ways to make the historical information J.R. Hyde Award recipient focuses on Jewish spiritual available to the public.” resistance during the Holocaust. “I want to uncover relationships among the human The Holocaust in the Here and Now soul and God that were formed or severed during Since high school, religious studies major Zach this time,” he says. “I hope to use research compiled Albert ’10 has been interested in Holocaust research over the summer on my senior project. After college I and working with the Holocaust survivor community. would really love to pursue a degree in religious studies

{ 18 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu honor pre-war Jewish culture,” Haynes explains. “Zach was one of seven Rhodes students who enrolled in the seminar and he shared with me his bar mitzvah project JUSTIN FOX BURKS of rescuing a Torah scroll that had been looted from the Czech village of Horovice. We decided that we would try to incorporate a visit to this village into our trip. We also set out to fi nd the Jewish cemetery that Zach had heard about. Finding it and walking among the grave markers was a very poignant example of what the Holocaust has meant for Jewish life in many parts of Europe. For Zach and for the rest of us the excursion to Horovice and to the cemetery became a journey of discovery.” Haynes sees Maymester experiences like the Holocaust Travel Seminar as unequaled opportunities for developing deeper academic and personal connections with students. “The eight of us traveled, ate, read, discussed, questioned, laughed and cried together for two weeks,” he says. “This kind of experience not only supplements the curriculum by expanding students’ knowledge, it deepens their encounters with the history they’ve studied in the classroom. The conference in October, at which Zach and I will both be part of a panel dealing with the travel seminar concept, is symbolic of the way Zach has seized the opportunity to become a co-learner with me—a co-creator of the academic experience, if you will. This is one of the things that makes the residential liberal arts experience at Rhodes so special and so valuable.” With successful projects like these becoming a hallmark of the Rhodes experience, it’s no surprise Zach Albert ’10 with Religious Studies professor Steve Haynes that students and faculty get excited about the chance to work on collaborative research projects. As Natalija or Holocaust studies and teach. I’m inspired by the Kokoreva explained it, getting to work one-on-one with professors I went on Maymester with. I’m attending a a professor on a project of personal interest is simply Holocaust studies conference with Professor Haynes what Rhodes is all about. and Professor Mattson this fall to present a bit of the “You study your major but you get to do things you paper I’ve been working on.” like,” she says. “It’s a special attribute of Rhodes that Albert adds with a laugh, “Not in million years did there are so many ways to collaborate with faculty, and I think that in coming to a small, Presbyterian liberal that each one has a passion or interest they are more arts college would I become even more committed than willing to share with students.” to Jewish studies! I think it’s a real testament to the Professor Dee Birnbaum believes she understands why college and the professors I’ve studied with.” Rhodes stands out. According to Professor Haynes, Albert came to “I think at larger colleges and universities professors Rhodes with a unique set of interests and experiences tend to keep their private lives sacrosanct. Here we’re related to the destruction of European Jewry during much more open to sharing our interests with students. the Holocaust. That aspect is special to Rhodes.” “He also came with a sense of duty to preserve and

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 19 } Teaching and Learning Returning fr om four years in the international arena, Andrew Michta benefi ted from both By Daney Daniel Kepple

arly in his tenure at the George C. Marshall for Peace Consortium Black Sea Working Group (NATO’s EEuropean Center for Security Studies, Andrew educational initiative for partner countries). He took Michta learned to set fi rm rules for his classroom. His students on fi eld study trips to Washington, DC, and students in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany were very arranged briefi ngs at the Pentagon, Supreme Court, State different from the respectful undergraduates he taught at Department, Department of Homeland Security and Rhodes. There his classrooms were fi lled with ambassadors Congress to demonstrate the U.S. security process. He kept and generals who hailed from all over the planet. Not up a frantic pace, with days beginning at 4:30 a.m. and infrequently there were participants in the same room who lasting until 9 or 10 at night. had fought recently on different sides of a war. His private life was much more serene. He lived in a Back at Rhodes after a four-year absence, Michta rattles Bavarian cottage overlooking the mountains with his wife off the classrooms basics at the Marshall Center: Cristina, daughter Chelsea and dog Sunnie. Garmisch • Whatever is said in the classroom stays here. compares favorably with Aspen, CO, he says. The family • Respect the person; attack the argument as vigorously as enjoyed cross-country skiing to the next village for dinner, you like. and mountain climbing and hikes in the spring, summer • Speak for yourself, not your government. I can read that and fall. Chelsea attended the Munich International on the Web site. School (MIS) in Starnberg and graduated with an Even with all that, he occasionally had to call time out. International Baccalaureate high school diploma in spring “It was a highly charged atmosphere,” he says. 2009. As a varsity swimmer for MIS she competed in Michta had two titles at the center—Professor of Europe and the Middle East. She was also very involved in National Security Studies, and Director of Studies for the the Model UN program, but her biggest accomplishment Senior Executive Seminar, a program that he and his team was to help build a school in Tanzania in summer 2008. created from the ground up. The program dealt with topics Both Chelsea and her mother were avid volunteers. The such as trans-Atlantic relations and terrorism recruitment. U.S. Army Garrison-Garmisch planted a tree in Cristina The American, French and German faculty often brought Michta’s honor to commemorate her contribution to the in high-ranking government offi cials to lecture. U.S. community in Bavaria. They all enjoyed traveling In addition to teaching, Michta also did a great deal of around Europe. outreach and policy consulting, all focused on security It wasn’t easy to leave all that, and the leadership at the issues. He traveled extensively throughout Europe and Marshall Center tried hard to persuade him not to (see Eurasia to destinations such as the European Institute for sidebar). Michta, however, was feeling the pull of home. Security Studies in Paris and the European Parliament Although he and his family thrived in the cosmopolitan in Brussels. At the request of the U.S. government he culture and the sports paradise of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, presented a program on NATO membership requirements he is delighted to be back at Rhodes. in Ukraine. Working with the Kennedy School at “I have been touched by the warmth of the welcome,” Harvard, he developed a curriculum for the Partnership he says. “It is a pleasure to be reminded of the wonderful

{ 20 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu qualities of this campus and this city.” He learned that while teaching generals, senior diplomats, ambassadors, ministers and parliamentarians is stimulating, “I want to make our students aware of the international environment in which they will have to live. Working Andrew Michta teaching at the Marshall European Center for Security Studies with this generation is critical to the future of our country and the world.” They never agreed with the way the Bush administration Besides, he had accomplished what he set out to do. framed the so-called Global War on Terror. They saw “I have always lived in two worlds—the academic world America’s emphasis on the use of military power to fi ght Al and the policy world,” he explains. “If you’re an academic Qaeda as a misdirected strategy, and instead emphasized you analyze and critique, often from the outside. You don’t the law enforcement and police aspects. really have a sense of how the machinery works, the culture “Today, all defense budgets in Europe are declining, but of government agencies, how policy gets made. Only with the budgets of their interior ministries are going up. In that understanding can you understand how to effect fact,” he amends, “NATO did agree to support the war change. This gave me a great opportunity to teach and in Afghanistan in 2006 but the national governments learn at the same time.” began to say, ‘Hell no!’ In addition to the U.S., only a few Now that he “gets” the process, he plans to work hard to other NATO countries allow their soldiers to engage in change some policies in Washington. combat operations in Afghanistan. Others have caveats “We are in one of the most diffi cult moments since 1945,” often limiting their operations to support missions under a he began a lecture at Rhodes last spring. A “strategic pause” strictly defi ned set of conditions. during the 1990s when there were no real threats to U.S. “So the structure of the alliance began to fragment. security came to an abrupt halt on Sept. 11, 2001. “The Today, even though countries removed some of the caveats, attacks didn’t change everything, but they changed the NATO in Afghanistan operates as if it were an alliance way Americans think about national security,” Michta says. à la carte. And following the introduction of our new On the other hand, “Nine-eleven didn’t change much for AFPAK (Afghanistan/Pakistan) strategy, the U.S. has our allies. There was no sense of shared danger, especially been assuming even more of the burden. We are in effect as Europe has had much more experience with terrorism. Americanizing the war in Afghanistan.” rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 21 } Meanwhile, the economic status quo also began to Michta will engage with other contacts as a recently- shift. For example, “The Chinese are modernizing and appointed senior scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center accumulating resources not unlike the U.S. did in the 19th in Washington, a nonpartisan institute for advanced study century,” Michta points out. “Countries that industrialize and informed dialogue that brings pre-eminent thinkers rapidly gain confi dence, then go for regional dominance together to interact with policymakers through diverse and beyond. The U.S. did it fi rst. Now it may be China’s programs and projects. turn. We should know soon enough.” What’s more, he has two book projects in the works. For our part, “The U.S. was heavily leveraged even One will be a scholarly treatise on the shift in trans- before the recent recession and resulting bailouts, trying to Atlantic relationships. meet the demands of two wars and domestic spending that “Alliances are about shared threats,” he says. “They are became disconnected from revenue. Our level of ambition built on a community of interest vs. a community of values. has been too high for two decades,” Michta believes. Much has changed in our relationships within NATO. “When I listen to American radio and watch television I That needs to be more widely understood.” see that our conversations with ourselves are about issues The other project will be a rebuttal of the theories of that don’t count on the global stage,” he complains. “The best-selling author and New York Times columnist Tom ‘bandwidth’ of debate in the U.S. doesn’t allow for a middle Friedman. ground. We just hurl labels at each other.” “The world is most defi nitely not fl at,” Michta contends. How does he plan to change that? “History has proven over and over again that the social “Our country needs a serious discussion about national contract in each country is measured by how well you take security priorities,” he maintains, and, using his contacts care of your own. At this point we have mortgaged our in Washington, he hopes to spark such a discussion and young people’s future. It has to stop.” participate in it. He will also use those contacts and others Andrew Michta states his ideas in clear and compelling forged at the Marshall Center to bring guest lecturers to language and welcomes debate. There will be lively classes Rhodes to help students broaden their perspectives. in Buckman Hall in the coming years.

The George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, where Andrew Michta, the Mertie Buckman Distinguished Professor of International Studies, taught for the past four years

{ 22 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Growing a World Heather Houser ’09 learned many things at Rhodes. One of the most meaningful was this: “Attending a small school with an outstanding faculty made my world bigger.” Her world was already pretty large when she arrived. Born in Zimbabwe, she grew up in Botswana and Namibia before moving with her family to Texas. During her fi rst year at Rhodes, she participated in the Bonner program and explored service in the Memphis community. Following that fi rst year she returned to Africa to do HIV/AIDS education work in Zambia. After declaring a bridge major in Economics and International Studies, Houser participated in a Development Studies program with the School for International Training in Uganda. While conducting research with an indigenous minority Michta, with wife Cristina, receiving the U.S. Army Superior Civilian Service Award at the Marshall Center group there, Houser became interested in the infl uence of developed countries on the development process. Superior Civilian Service Award Medal “Donor countries and development organizations have Most faculty members at Rhodes lead intense professional a huge impact on domestic politics in Uganda,” she says. lives. They spend untold hours mentoring and counseling “Understanding the perspective of developed countries students, grading papers and preparing for class, not to contributes to a better understanding of the realities faced mention conducting their own research. Thinking of by developing countries.” returning to that life, Andrew Michta said, “I’m looking Houser applied for a Mertie W. Buckman Scholarship forward to a slower pace.” in the summer following her junior year. Professor Steve While life at Rhodes may seem hectic, his pace at the Ceccoli, chair of the International Studies Department at Marshall Center was frenetic—after a 12-week teaching Rhodes, suggested that she intern at the Marshall Center, cycle on the campus he would head out to destinations and he contacted Professor Andrew Michta on her behalf. around the world to give lectures and workshops and She agreed to take advantage of the opportunity, but, “I was consult with governments and think tanks about security nervous about working there. It was an area I had very little policy. experience in and, though I had never met him, I had heard Apparently he was good at it. When the time came for rumors about the ‘Michta legend’ at Rhodes.” him to return to Rhodes, his colleagues at the Marshall She quickly learned, however, that Michta’s sponsorship Center tried very hard to talk him out of it. When he stood carried a lot of weight. fi rm they gave him a medal—the U.S. Army Superior “I was part of a planning team that consisted of current Civilian Service Award, the third-highest honor for a and retired military personnel from the U.S., Italy, France civilian. It is comparable to the military Meritorious Service and Switzerland; a retired CIA offi cer; and professors at the Medal. top of their fi eld.” The award, which is given for a “pattern of excellence,” Heather Houser, who graduated in May, had few regrets can be granted only by individuals of the rank of brigadier about her time at Rhodes. Like many seniors she wished her general or above, or its civilian departmental equivalent. four years had lasted longer. She also wished she could have The award was presented at a ceremony in Garmisch, had the opportunity to take a class from Professor Michta. Germany. “I have a deep respect for Dr. Michta. He is a person who “I was pretty touched by the ceremony and by how many quickly earns your respect, and demands that you earn his. European and American friends and colleagues turned out I know that the Marshall Center tried hard to keep him, for it,” Michta wrote to Rhodes president William E. Troutt but he returned to Rhodes because he has a genuine belief at the time. “As I am preparing to return to Rhodes, this in the necessity of training the next generation of leaders. was a nice gesture indeed.” Rhodes is lucky to have him.” rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 23 } AlumniClass Notes News The Ideals of Southwestern “ Here was the chance of a lifetime; a chance to set the standard of an institution for all time; a chance to go forth unhampered by mistakes, architectural and other, and to launch an institution which was as nearly ideal for its purpose as painstaking investigations and careful thought and planning could make it.

“Realizing that the good is ever the enemy of the best, we did not seek merely the good, but the best. There was ever before us the idea of excellence. It was our purpose to launch here an institution which would command the respect and quicken the pride of succeeding generations.”

—Charles E. Diehl, Nov. 27, 1925 Rhodes Vision

Rhodes College aspires to graduate students with a lifelong passion for learning, a compassion for others and the ability to translate academic study and personal concern into effective leadership and action in their communities and the world.

—Adopted by the Rhodes Board of Trustees, Jan. 17, 2003

From the Alumni Relations Offi ce Dear Alumnus/a, Greetings from the alumni and others is provided. Two networking programming, which remaining requirements are that we escalated dramatically in the last Alumni Relations Offi ce! listen and we accept the willingness of academic year, serves as another In this issue of Rhodes magazine, we alumni to help their alma mater. illustration of this support. celebrate the fi rst decade of leadership As we look back at the last 10 years, Both staff and volunteer leaders of President William E. Troutt. I think one of the gains we can see is the realize that we have the chance of a that perhaps Bill Troutt’s greatest emergence of an alumni program, built lifetime in building a meaningful contribution is leading the community on the foundation of earlier efforts in alumni program that will meet through the process that resulted in the Alumni Relations Offi ce, that has the needs of students and alumni the articulation of the Rhodes Vision. incorporated the willingness of alumni alike. Efforts are guided with the This vision guides our work and sets to lead. A supportive and proactive understanding that we can’t be content direction for our efforts. It is one of the Alumni Association Executive Board with being merely “good” or “decent,” two items appearing above that serves over this time has been a tremendous as we want to build a model that will to frame my remarks for this column. asset. be productive over time. Thus, we must The second item above is lifted from The development of Rhodes Chapters have before us the idea of excellence comments made by Charles Diehl on had its origins in a conversation in in our efforts. As we continue this the occasion of Southwestern relocating which an alumnus suggested, “I would wonderful partnership, we see that a from Clarksville to Memphis in 1925. like for us to try a steering group to difference is being made as we graduate Between the guidance and direction guide programs in Mobile and on the students with a passion for learning, a found in these two documents, along Coast,” followed closely by a member compassion for others and the spirit to with the admonition that President of the Alumni Board saying, “I want lead. Troutt has given to staff members that us to try a regional caucus in Atlanta.” Thanks for your support of the we 1) place students fi rst in services we Those initiatives led us to the point of students and your service to the college. provide 2) use our best judgment in our now having 16 chapters. Rhodes See you at Homecoming. making decisions and 3) take initiative Chapters are a tribute to President to do things that will make sense in Troutt’s encouragement that we Best regards, serving constituents, most of what we fi nd ways to serve our students and need to function as an offi ce serving other community members. Career Bud Richey

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By Natalie Chambers ’10 died unexpectedly. We will miss his humor, charm and Rhodes College willingness to help others. Alumni Association Having recovered from The President replacements and cataract Marcus Kimbrough ’90 surgeries in Pine Bluff, AR, Charitable Charlotte, NC Buddy and Mary Ada Latta Whiteaker took to the road Annuity: again in early June, one of their favorite pastimes. This The Gift 1946 time they came east to visit a Helen Williams Billingsley son and his family who live That Keeps writes, “After having taught in a Richmond suburb, so in Memphis City Schools we were able to get together Giving for 30 years, I continue to for lunch and nonstop keep up with all the news conversation. about education at all levels. Writing from San Diego, Some of my former students Dickie Jones and wife Joan have gone to Rhodes and took a 10-day Baltic cruise I always hear great things in June, beginning with The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular about what’s going on there. some exploration of lesser- way to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying I still promote liberal arts known spots in Copenhagen. fi xed income for life and possible tax benefi ts. In education and Rhodes in They also visited Stockholm, exchange for a contribution of $10,000 or more, in particular. I am thankful for Helsinki, St. Petersburg, cash or appreciated stock, Rhodes can offer you a fi xed your continuing excellence Tallinn, Gdansk and annual payment for life, based on your contribution, in promoting intellectual Oslo. Their two days in St. your age and the current annuity rates established by growth, more development Petersburg were the highlight the American Council on Gift Annuities. and commitment to social of the trip with visits to the responsibility. That’s what summer palaces of Peter The amount of your lifetime annual payment is I received at Rhodes (then the Great and Catherine determined at the time the charitable gift annuity is Southwestern) during my the Great, as well as the years there and I am forever magnifi cent Hermitage. funded. Your annual payment will never change and grateful.” They said the Russians have will continue regardless of how long you live. done an outstanding job restoring the war damage to Age Annuity Rate 1954 the palaces. 70 ...... 5.7% 55th Reunion Louis and Kip Shoaf 75 ...... 6.3% Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 Zbinden, back in San 80 ...... 7.1% Saturday: Brunch, 9-10:30 Antonio after 2 1/2 months 85 ...... 8.1% a.m., President’s Home in Zambia, their sixth 90 & over ...... 9.5% Dinner Buffet, 6 p.m., King teaching visit, write that Hall Zambians have an average You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you age of 39, so the Zbindens and your spouse or any other loved one, but the are “walking miracles” there. annuity rates will be slightly lower for two people. For They were looking forward 1958 to some restful time at their additional information, please contact: Reporter: Lorraine coastal house in Port Aransas, Rayburn Abernathy where they will celebrate The Rhodes College Offi ce of Development 30 Willway Ave. their 50th anniversary with 901-843-3850 Richmond, VA 23226 family and friends. rhodes.edu/plannedgiving 804-353-4202 Jane Dean Sohm in [email protected] Memphis had an interesting We send our sympathy and memory of Southwestern to affection to Beth LeMaster pass along. She asks, “Isn’t Simpson in Memphis at the it strange the ‘things’ we loss of her husband and our remember?” She went on to friend David Simpson, May relate as an example “taking 21, 2009. The Simpsons were the dreaded comprehensive nearing their 50th wedding exam.” She remembered anniversary when David sitting next to Dick rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 25 } Class Notes Brankstone, an old friend. years ago. Paul offi ciated to China, meeting and you in October! Her exam was in history at weddings all summer as advising young professionals of music (“I had literally well as having “duty” at St. who seek opportunities for memorized the history Andrew’s by the Sea Church quality work situations. 1960 Reporter: Kim Baxter book!”). Her memory in Hyannis Port in August. Jane Alexander Henley was of Dick sitting at her September brought the New Biedenharn writes and agrees elbow, though she couldn’t Hampshire Highland Games with me that condo living [email protected] remember his fi eld, and both at Loon Mountain, which can be fun, once the decision 427 Colonial Rd. of them “just trying to make the Thompsons enjoy. is made and the move Memphis, TN 38117 it through.” She asks why we Betty Russell checked in completed! 901-761-1443 remember certain things; my from Piggott, AR, saying Princess Hughes Van Jimmie Wood writes: suggestion is that we were that she’s well and busy, as Hooser described life “Since retirement after more so traumatized by the fear of she always is. without power during the than 50 years as pastor of comps, those memories are Thanks for your news, big ice storm of last January, Southern Baptist churches, I seared into our brains! folks. Do drop an e-mail also of travel to wonderful have learned that retirement Meg Caldwell McCarty when you hear from, meet San Miguel. Through her does not mean rest and writes from Chuckey, TN, up with or get word of a daughter, Katherine, a rocking chairs. I have served that her husband Mac is classmate. Retirement is NASA employee, Princess three times as interim pastor still hard at work building lovely, and we’re all enjoying stays updated on all the in churches in Wyoming— his own plane, which he it differently (some are not shuttle launches and was all in wintertime. I also hopes to be able to fl y by having any of it and still hoping to be onsite for one served as interim director the end of the year. For her labor on daily)! of the recent liftoffs. of missions for the state of part, Meg is trying to get a Hoping to attend our 50th Maine, where we also spent perennial garden established. this year are Bill ’58 and a winter. In each instance, Old friend Carole Clark in 1959 Mary Alice Masters Carrell. the warmth of the people Arkansas “has sent me some 50th Reunion San Andrews Robertson more than compensated great catalogue sources and Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 continues to write of her for the cold weather and ideas—she lives in a similar Friday: Dessert Reception, delight in children and snow. Ginger (my wife since rural area in the Ozarks and 8:30-10:00 p.m., King Hall grandchildren. I believe 1956) enjoyed the snow; I endured it. At present, we says gardening is ‘what I do.’” Saturday: Brunch, 9-10:30 the most recent count is Meg is also doing a hand- six grandsons and one are enjoying being at home a.m., President’s Home quilting project, making a granddaughter. in Brandon, MS. Still, fi nished quilt from an old Cocktail Reception, 6:30- Last, but with lots to traditional retirement eludes quilt top that had been in 7:30 p.m., Crain Reception say, Tom Schrodt writes us. Currently, I am serving the family. She’s learning Hall; Dinner, 7:30 p.m., with pride of his family as transitional pastor at a to play mah-jongg with a McCallum Ballroom homeplace located since church just 25 miles from group of friends there in east Reporter: Sara Jean 1926 near the then newly our home. Transitional Tennessee. (Shiney) Jackson constructed Southwestern pastors are relatively new Do you folks know what [email protected] at Memphis campus. Tom in Southern Baptist work. a “rag doll” cat is? Neither As our 50th reunion draws and Helen enjoy their home Rather than just serving did I until hearing from Paul near many of us will soon and garden, Amtrak travel to until a church calls a new Thompson in Cummaquid, have the opportunity to visit the West Coast and getting pastor, the transitional Cape Cod. It seems that in person, but till then, here to know current Rhodes pastor commits to spend their pet cat of 17 years are some highlights: students, particularly one approximately a year and a died; and trying to replace Frank and Susie Splann whom they employ as a part- half working through all the her, wife Bunny saw an ad are spending more time at time housekeeper. church programs—with the for a “rag doll” cat. They their ocean-front apartment Sandra Calmer Toenes goal of strengthening the got a beautiful one, which in Maui, although Frank is still happily married weak areas and enhancing they named Miss Daisy, and writes that his urology with two grown sons. On the best areas. Challenging, are thoroughly enjoying practice and their 11 Jan. 1 2009, she retired as yet extremely rewarding her. These cats are bred for grandchildren and two a pediatric medical social work. One of the joys of indoors and are “laid-back great-grandchildren require worker form the University being at home is that we and gentle,” according to attention. Landscaping, rose of South Alabama Children’s regularly see the three Paul. Bunny has been pretty gardening and golf are on and Women’s Hospital, after grandchildren who live much out of commission their schedules. a career as a social worker nearby. We have three other due to a fractured pelvis, Now retired from full- spanning almost 50 years. grandchildren who are requiring her to “lie low” for time medical practice, Bill She is currently working part university students this fall. a while, with Paul acting as Weber works 2-3 days a week time as the cystic fi brosis This summer, we had a brief chef and caregiver. She has supervising UT residents. social worker in pediatric time with our daughter’s to be very careful since she He and Vicki continue their intensive care. family who serve as had a hip replacement two mission work, most recently Hoping to see many of missionaries in a third-world

{ 26 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu country. And I thought that teaching, I started a to provide such a FUN Grand Canyon with Mary retirement meant I would publishing company (Great weekend! Lou and Challace McMillin), have time to fi sh! Potential Press) and still do As the class gathers to gardening, wintertime skiing, Our thoughts are with workshops for educators celebrate our 45th reunion, church and community Carolyn Shettlesworth and parents of gifted and and as “news” has come volunteering. We cherish our McClurkan, whose husband talented children. I also am from far and near, I have memories of Southwestern/ Mike passed away July 5, a pilot, and in July, I fl ew experienced the most Rhodes and would welcome 2009. Mike was a highly myself to Orlando to present amazing “connections!” I visits from anyone traveling decorated Navy physician at the SENG (Supporting hope as you read about your in this direction.” and later, a pediatrician in Emotional Needs of Gifted) classmates, you too will From Ann Clark Harris private practice. They have annual conference. I guess I experience the similarities we hear: “I loved seeing two sons, a daughter and just have too much juice left that tend to permeate our all the news of ’64 in the two granddaughters. Earlier to simply retire. I hope to lives. summer issue and I’ve in the year, Carolyn traveled make it back for a reunion The general consensus is had a great time planning to Australia and Tasmania, sometime.” that we have loved “hearing our 45th reunion! Emily and later to Iceland with about” one another! So, Holloway Walker and I have sister Juanita ’62. please continue to send the class “babies,” so no David Moreau has been 1961 me your news! If you grandchildren as yet! Clay Reporter: George Awsumb awarded the Order of the are not receiving e-mail Harris, an Auburn graduate, Long Leaf Pine, the highest [email protected] communications from me, who was sports editor at The civilian award given by the Our thoughts are with please send me an up-to-date Plainsman his senior year governor of North Carolina. the family of our excellent e-mail address so that you (the year Auburn football Some past award recipients and longtime class reporter can be added to the list and went 13-0), is now in Sam Drash, who passed away include Michael Jordan, we can reduce the need for Albuquerque—just started in June 12, 2009. Sam kept us Charles Kuralt, Maya postcards. public relations with the U.S. close and kept us close to the Angelou and William Friday. Have a wonderful fall! Fish & Wildlife Department. college, and we are eternally The award acknowledges Mary Lou Carwile Finley Lee and Ann Autry Brown grateful. David’s 16 years as chairman writes: “It is very diffi cult are there. I talked to them We welcome and look of the North Carolina to believe that almost 50 when C. Hendricks passed forward to sending our news Environmental Management years ago we arrived at away and wanted to call to George Awsumb, who Commission, his many years the Southwestern campus them when I visited, but I has graciously accepted the of service as director of the excited and a bit frightened left the phone number at invitation to be our new of what we were about to home and 27-year-olds do Water Resources Research reporter. Institute of the University embark on! It’s fun reading not keep anything as archaic of North Carolina and his the Class Notes and learning as a phone book! I stay busy 40 years as a member of the 1964 of the interesting lives my (Emily too) volunteering faculty of the Department of 45th Reunion classmates have had, and at the Woman’s Exchange, City and Regional Planning Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 the retirements we are now and I enjoy traveling. I look at UNC in Chapel Hill. He Friday: Dinner, 7 p.m., having. Jim ’62 and I joined forward to a visit with Jo was also recognized recently Home of Emily Holloway the ranks of the retired in Cox Sanders on the way to by the National Academy Walker 2000 and have found very Destin.” of Sciences as a National Saturday: Dinner, 7 p.m., few boring times. We have Jo Cox Sanders reports, “I Associate of the National University Club; Dessert, lived in Everett, WA, (30 retired from teaching in Research Council for Caroline Gage Sanford’s miles north of Seattle) since 1998 but still work with a “extraordinary service to the 1973 and are very fortunate federal program at Central home council in its role as adviser to have our son Bill and Alabama Community to the nation in matters of Sunday: Brunch, 11 a.m., daughter Ellen and their College, where I tutor science, engineering and University Club families living here with fi ve all levels of English and health.” David retired from Reporter: Mary Lou Quinn of our seven grandchildren! Spanish. I keep a student’s UNC in June 2008, but McMillin Needless to say, we have schedule so have lots of time “unretired” in October to 320 Ohio Ave. found grandparenting to be off. My ‘trophy’ husband lead the new Curriculum Harrisonburg, VA 22801 one of the most rewarding and I married in 2006 on for the Environment and [email protected] and fun experiences of our April Fool’s day and have Ecology at UNC. He A special thanks to lives. Our son John lives in not looked back. We travel accepted a three-year our reunion committee: Marin County, CA, with together at least three appointment as chair of Margaret Rowe Fancher, his wife and twins (2). times a year, but since he the program beginning in Emily Holloway Walker, Besides enjoying family, we is still working full time, January 2009. Dossett Foster and Ann spend time traveling (trips he sometimes keeps the Jimmy Webb writes, “I’m Clark Harris. We are grateful to China, Australia, New home fi res burning while I still in Phoenix. Although for all the time, energy and Zealand, Peru/Ecuador, traipse off to China, Turkey, I retired from university creativity they’ve given Hawaii and in 2004, the Croatia and, of course, rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 27 } Class Notes our favorite, Guatemala. semiannual cross-country I’ve never been prouder to from everyone (via the Keeping in touch with treks between Virginia and be counted among Rhodes’ summer issue of Rhodes) ole buds from Rhodes is Arizona. Jane Coburn Clarke graduates. This summer, and catch up. It has greatly a favorite pastime, as is McManus ’63 lives close by Goodloe and I went to the facilitated my search for helping with the Lake here in Dallas, and we all beach with our kids and friends from ‘Southwestern.’ Martin Humane Shelter.” got together for dinner just grandkids—all 13 of us!” Jerry and I headed for Liz Currie Williams, Tom Eleanor Lawrence before Tom and Eleanor and Memphis in late July for a recently retired from SMU, left to return to Alexandria. Geiger love maintaining family reunion with both says: “I had 19 wonderful I see Rita Edington Odom their contact with Latin years there (at SMU) but am quite regularly even though America where they lived for sides of my family. Sadly, happy to have more control she has now moved from 15 years (Panama, Bolivia, we will not be there in over my time and activities. Dallas to Hunt, TX, near Ecuador and Peru). Tom October for the Rhodes I do a little investment her childhood home of retired from the USAID reunion. Jerry and I are consulting and serve on Kerrville. In fact, she and after 27 years and now enjoying researching and the board of directors for a a couple of other bridge- enjoys doing consulting on learning more about our Houston-based bank. I’m playing friends visited me in the administration of justice country’s history. We live currently on the session at Estes Park this summer. In which takes him on short- only a few miles from my church and am chairing May when I was visiting my term assignments in Latin Thomas Jefferson’s summer the pastor nominating son David in Raleigh, NC, I America. Eleanor works home which has recently committee. I’m also a trustee had a wonderful visit with with a nonprofi t that focuses been restored. Patrick of Austin Presbyterian Edith Hay Harris and her on income generation Henry’s home is also not Theological Seminary. I husband Tom, who, now in for artisans in Peru and far away. We enjoy sharing have a little cabin in Estes retirement, live in Durham Cameroon. Their Web our fi nds on fi eld trips with Park, CO, that I can repair where both of their children page (partnersforjusttrade. to when it’s really hot here live. I also stay in close org) has an extensive online grandchildren. I am also in Texas (and even when it’s touch with Nancy Wasell catalogue and offers unique working on my family’s not). Since both of my sons Work, who lives in Bethesda, products that adhere to fair genealogy and enjoying did most of their growing MD. When I last visited trade principles. Eleanor teaching my grandchildren up in Denver, my place in her there, we met up with describes the products piano.” the mountains seems a little Rebecca Moore Tomlinson as “colorful, wild and Mary Lou Quinn McMillin more like home to them at the Hillwood Estate/ wooly.” An initiative of the was looking forward than Dallas does. Drew and Museum for a tour and Presbyterian Church (USA) to “catching a glimpse” his family joined me there lunch. Rebecca and Nancy Hunger Program, PJT is of Eleanor Lawrence for almost a week in July see each other fairly often as now selling to retail stores Geiger when she came and David came with his Rebecca lives not far away in throughout the US. to Massanetta Springs daughter Katie (and her two the Virginia countryside.” The Board of Trustees Conference Center in early Rita Edington Odom cousins, Emma and Seth, of Austin Presbyterian August to share her “colorful, from Drew’s bunch) for a shared that she would not Theological Seminary has wild, and wooly” wares week in August. During the be able to make the reunion, announced the appointment . past year or so I’ve enjoyed but knows it will be great of K.C. Ptomey to the with willing consumers a good deal of contact with fun! Rita, who retired Zbinden Chair of Pastoral As I write this, Challace Rhodes classmates. Hayden after 40 years in Dallas, Ministry and Leadership, and I were anticipating Kaden and his wife Bonnie says, “Living in Hunt on the effective Aug. 1, 2009. K.C. the arrival of our daughter, came through Dallas in river is wonderful! I have will be teaching in the Lisa, and her two children spring 2008 on their way two adorable (of course) areas of worship and liturgy, from Nashville for a week’s from San Miguel, Mexico granddaughters and hoping preaching and church visit, and in late August, we and Hunt, TX (where his for more. My two sons are administration. K.C.’s enjoyed another ‘Montana parents live down the road married and my daughter wife, Carol Tate, a graduate adventure’ with son, Sid. from Rita Edington Odom) married in September. I’m of Centre, was the 2009 Life is good! to their summer home in writing for the PC (USA) baccalaureate preacher at her Jim Moore continues to Alaska. Tom and Eleanor so check out the new Wee alma mater and recipient of work in his private practice Lawrence Geiger stayed Believe Toddler curriculum.” a doctor of divinity degree. of clinical psychology. with me for three months Dorritte Evans Early called She will serve as organist and Several years ago he this past winter when they in to say, “This is my fi rst choir director for the chapel were in Dallas to help out response EVER–but, after at Austin Seminary. Since earned a master’s degree their son Josh and his wife attending a women’s club his retirement in November in psychopharmacology. with their newly enlarged meeting in the ‘new’ library 2008, K.C. served a short He and his wife, Susan, family (four kids ages 7 in May, I just had to respond. interim at First Presbyterian are proud to be fi rst-time and under). I look forward Dr. Troutt was the speaker. I Church in New York City. grandparents. Their to their stopping in Dallas was SO impressed with his Minna Yancey Thompson granddaughter, Emma, was when they make their update on our alma mater, writes, “It was great to hear born Dec. 4, 2008.

{ 28 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu U.S. embassies in Germany, and we were lucky to have want to be included. 1965 Switzerland and France. He a full day to see the tulip After retiring from the Reporter: Virginia Lowry now lives on Hilton Head gardens in Keokenhof, Army and teaching at the Island, SC, where he is which were in full bloom. high school level, Duane Ives active in local government We were able to extend the Mills is staying busy by virginiaives65@bellsouth. affairs, the World Affairs trip on each end with a visit chairing the board of net Council and volunteer work. with our son, who works in directors for the Friends of Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n He recently biked 500 miles Amsterdam, and then a stay the Library and keeping up sends this—“The last week across Georgia. He and his with old friends who live in with grandchildren. in April, husband Gerry wife Marsha have two sons: Mons, south of Brussels.” Bob Wild reports that and I drove up to Egmont, James, a special agent for the Teri Tate Hornberger had last June he, Vern McCarty, British Columbia, to take Naval Criminal Investigative another successful year as Charlie Bagley and Buddy the three-hour boat ride Service (NCIS), and Tyler, the Artist in Residence at the Doyle had a small reunion up to the Princess Louisa who teaches at the University Juliaetta Elementary School. at a cabin at Lake Raystown Inlet where the Young Life of Wyoming. More than 100 students and are hoping to repeat Malibu Camp is located. We Ed Williams sends this had 309 pieces of art the get-together in Atlanta spent a wonderful week with from West Virginia—“We displayed in several venues this year with a possible side about 60 other volunteers to traveled to Alaska last for Academic Day, when trip of white-water rafting. help prepare this resort-like summer. Our health is families and friends view Bob retired July 1 from his camp for the summer: 10 relatively good. Enjoying the yearly student activities. urology practice of 32 years weeks of about 300 high garden veggies and wild Teri taught the kids new and is looking forward to schoolers each week and two blackberries. Deer herds forms of art, including combining time with family weeks of full-scholarship seem larger this year as we pointillism, with tempera and friends and snow skiing military camps for families watch them each evening paint using an acetate paper in some of the western states from Ft. Lewis, WA. We grazing in the fi eld in front called yupo, acrylic inks this winter. saw eagles each day in the of the house.” and an embossing gun. She Richard Jennings has breathtaking scenery of Charie Bowman Reid also started face painting, had an event-fi lled year, snow-covered mountains. writes that she is grateful for which the kids stood including the publication I am looking forward to for the life of her mother, in line for hours with great of his 10th novel, Ghost seeing everyone at our class Ethel Bowman, who along anticipation. Everyone Town. He was also struck reunion in October 2010.” with father Leland Bowman wanted their chance to be by a runaway Lincoln in Sally Mixon Thomas writes: contributed one of the music lovely or scary! Her big news the side of his aging blue “I have fi nally retired from rooms at Rhodes; Ethel is that she and Jim have sold Volvo, which he survived; tax work—hooray! I’ve spent died peacefully July 9 at the their home and are returning thrown from a battery- some time in China and age of 88, with Charie and to Watertown, SD. Jim’s powered scooter on Father’s Alaska in the last year, but three grandchildren present. minor health problems make Day 2009, which he mostly I’m looking forward Charie was a participant at keeping up a large property barely survived, suffering to seeing more of friends and the Academy for Missional diffi cult. She says their 28th extensive head injuries on doing things I haven’t had Preaching on Puget Sound anniversary in August was the sidewalk; and attacked time for in a long time. I’ll at the end of June, and at a good reason to “follow her by a giant Pacifi c octopus be stepping up my volunteer the APIMS interim ministry man.” (fi ve feet in length) in Long work and political activism training at Zephyr Point, Our 45th reunion will be Beach, CA, which left him (mostly social justice Lake Tahoe, in July. She is in fall 2010. Begin making with a series of bruises on his oriented, with environmental discerning God’s new call plans now to attend because right arm and personal pride issues thrown in). I’ll also be for preretirement. the year will fl y by! Please that has made him a hero studying photography, doing Jane Doughtie Taylor contact Virginia Ives with for his fi rst-grade, fi fth-born some African drumming, admits the Class Notes are suggestions for social events grandchild, the only boy in gardening, traveling a bit the fi rst thing she turns to or to be part of the reunion the bunch. His memories more and enjoying lots of when the alum magazine committee. of life at Southwestern fun grandmother duties. comes. She and Reede at Memphis grow more Our lives are starting to had a wonderful trip to positive with each passing sound a bit more similar Holland and Belgium 1966 day. He especially misses since we started retiring, in April. “Although we’d Reporter: Sammy Primm Profs. Benish, Clifton and aren’t they? I like this time lived in Belgium for a few Marshall Farris from the English of life and feel very fortunate years—eons ago—we’d samamarshall@comcast. Department and his campus to be able to enjoy it.” never taken one of the canal net newspaper nemesis, President Jim Fall recently retired trips, so we saw the countries I send out a periodic Alexander, not to mention from the U.S Treasury from a beautifully different e-mail to class members and a few extraordinarily pretty Department. During his perspective this time. The would be happy to include Southwestern girls whose career with the federal weather was perfect, very everyone, so please send me names, understandably, government he served at the unusual for those countries, your e-mail address if you remain private. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 29 } Class Notes Pat and Mary Chase Gore, but not being their appetizer. in. If any of my Rhodes “This all started in Memphis, Bob and B.S. Dean Weninger I spent the July 4 weekend colleagues want to be when I joined Memphis and Randall ’64 and Martha in St. Leonard, MD, doing on my show, write me at Area Legal Services upon Hunter Shepard had a July what I do best—walking the [email protected].” graduation from law school reunion in Shelbyville and Chesapeake Beach, eating, Jennifer Byrd Henley in 1972, practicing there Wartrace, TN. In addition talking and reading. My son had both knees replaced for six years. The rest of my to thoroughly enjoying Greg is now a United States in March and is doing legal services career was in one another’s company, policeman (his lifelong well. “Ray has been an Arkansas. Now semiretired, they took in an al fresco dream) and my daughter unbelievable caretaker and I am working on my golf Tennessee Shakespeare went back to work full physical therapy coach. Now game among other endeavors. Festival production of “A time with PLANET—an I’m waiting to forget these On a totally different subject, Midsummer’s Night Dream” association for landscapers. are foreign knees and get on several weeks ago Sam at the Webb School in Bell My granddaughters are with life.” Highsmith, Grif Stockley ’65, Buckle and had a gourmet beautiful and charming (of Jimmy Whittington Cyril Hollingsworth ’64 and dinner at historic Cortner course).” continues to do good work. I had a wonderful visit with Mill (est. 1825). Billy Heiter and crowd “I am the director of a local Barry Boggs, who now lives have been primarily sitting organization made up of 50 in Alabama. I recommend to home and trying to keep churches in the county. The you his engrossing and very 1967 cool economically. “In churches represent nine personal book, Through a Reporter: Jeanne Hope honor of the recession, we denominations and fi ve Glass Darkly.” Jacobs Buckner were planning on doing independent congregations. K.E. Field Boyd spent Box 345 absolutely nothing, but in a Along with some industries, a week in July with Bob Winter Harbor, ME 04693 last-minute change of heart, businesses and individuals, and Jeanne Hope Buckner [email protected] we rented a small place on we have combined the in Winter Harbor, ME. Ketti Tyree spent a week Mobile Bay’s eastern shore benevolence giving of these “Although the weather didn’t in Isla Holbox and Cozumel, for a week. Our kids and groups into one fund that cooperate as well as we’d Mexico in June. In Isla grandkids did the Atlanta meets emergency needs. We have liked, we were still able Holbox she swam with whale thing recently—Braves opened in October 2008 to do a lot of things around sharks. “It was extremely game, aquarium, Coca- and have served more than town including walking to exciting. You have to jump Cola, zoo, American Girl 900 families, dealing with the downtown café where we off the side of the boat and Dolls. It’s been kinda quiet. everything from head lice had café lattes and chocolate start swimming immediately. I have a friend who left to suicide. It is a self-help pastries for breakfast,” says The fi rst time I ended up here June 1 with a 32-foot program as opposed to an K.E. “As we ate and drank, so close to the side of the travel trailer in tow, headed entitlement program. We we reminisced about our whale shark I could have for Alaska. We vicariously help fi rst-time people with month-long stay in Florence, touched it, and that scared followed his adventures and virtually no questions asked. Italy, where we would go to me. So I volunteered to go misadventures by almost However, to get help more the cafés for our morning in the ocean the second daily e-mails and photos. We than once, the families “fi x” of lattes, pastries and time, and after cleaning my must be getting old.” have to enroll in a program people-watching. The mask and gearing myself George Abraham has that includes fi nancial highlight of my week with up, I jumped in and swam his radio talk show up management. Combined them was a tour to Machias- right by his side. It was and running. “It’s called with other ministries and Seal Island, a U.S.-Canadian incredible. You cannot ‘The Dr. George Show.’ I programs we have been able jointly-operated wildlife believe how enormous the have been interviewing to stretch families’ buying island preserve for the study whale shark is. Cozumel people for almost a year power from 20% to 40%. of the Atlantic puffi n. It is has wonderful snorkeling. I now, like Rhonda Fleming We now have more than located about 20 miles off went to one underwater park and Debbie Reynolds, as 200 trained volunteers the Maine coast and once and jumped in—these little well as other prominent who run the offi ce and there, we were quietly led black and yellow fi sh all people from all walks of thrift store, manage the to ‘blinds’ which allowed collected around me—there life. You can catch my show cases and consult with the us time to observe and must have been about 50 live at drgeorgeatwork. clients. Considering our photograph these beautiful, fi sh. I had parrot fi sh coming com. It starts at 9 central unemployment rate hit 18% marvelous cold-weather right up to my mask and time. I am also writing a in May, we came along at birds. We were fortunate peering in. I swam farther business column for four the right time.” that the weather cleared up out and 10 or 12 huge newspapers, including And speaking of good for this excursion! I had a black fi sh started nipping at the student newspaper for works, Don Hollingsworth great time and hope to be me. I guess I’m that sweet Hofstra University. I still received the 2009 Equal asked back again!” or maybe I smelled that coach corporate executives, Justice Distinguished Service Got a great e-mail from fi shy—anyway, I got out of which is what I have been Award from the Arkansas Anne “Charlie” Thacker there fast. I like looking at doing for 30 years. I hope Bar Association and Lueke. “When I’m not doing fi sh, swimming with fi sh, my classmates will tune Arkansas Bar Foundation. yard work, I’m practicing

{ 30 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu guitar, piano, taking under the same name and myself with my Italian and David’s nephew, John painting classes or off on with the same staff. “I work misguided directions. It was Havercamp ’96, is married a photo shoot of some sort. most days and just don’t go a month of perfect joy! to the Ganiers’ daughter, Was recently at the head of in after church on Sunday Allison, so they see each the Chesapeake Bay aboard afternoons anymore. Our other at family events. a skipjack. Turned out to daughter has graduated from 1968 David’s sister, Tamma be an awesome day for Loyola Marymount in L.A. Reporters: Bob Morris Lehmann Havercamp ’63 is sailing. We viewed three and is now taking graduate [email protected] John’s mother. lighthouses by water, then courses at Kennesaw State Drue Thom White In late spring, Bubba later by land. Also learned University in Georgia to sit [email protected] Clark drove from Florida to the history of the area and for the CPA exam. Debbie Janie Bishop writes: “I North Carolina to play in a of the old, working skipjacks. ’71 is taking the year off miss my Rhodes and friends golf tournament with Scott My favorite trip this year from teaching at Rhodes and neighbors as well as Arnold, and spoke to Bruce was a photography trip to as we intend to spend more easy proximity to the lovely Cook on his way through Zion National Park, Lake time at our place on the campus. Rhodes was and Atlanta. They didn’t win at Powell, Antelope Canyon Tennessee River.” Mmmm, is very important to me. the golf tournament, but had and Monument Valley. It sounds good. However, my new life in fun. It was even cool enough was fun to be with a bunch I promised to write Montpelier, VT, is quite to build a fi re one night. of fellow photogs and about my month of May an adventure. After 20 Bruce and Claudia Cooper experience such exhilarating in Florence, Italy with K.E. wonderful years together, Cook ’69 took an Alaskan scenery. Made it hard to Boyd and Lonnie Kersey ’69 Lee died in 2004. My son, cruise with Bill ’69 and return to my little plot of and his wife Pat. What a Bo Moore, had settled in Jeanne Shearer Mead ’69, land in VA! I continue to do month it was. We rented Vermont where Lee and I and Rich and Courtland mini-trips through a Meet- an apartment in an old had visited annually. In 2005 Mobley Lewis ’69 in July. up photography group here palazzo built in the 1400s. Bo and his wife Melissa had Three Trezevant Cuties got in Richmond.” It was the most impressive a daughter (named Kelley, together again! The Cooks Please go to the Memphis building on the Piazza Santa my middle name). After a also enjoyed seeing Bubba Downtowner magazine Web Croce which is anchored week’s visit to greet Kelley, Clark at Sally’s Backside site (memphisdowntowner. on the west by Santa Croce I returned to Memphis, Bar in 30A Blue Mountain com) to read a great church. We were impressed retired from advertising, put Beach, Destin, FL, and interview with Knox Phillips. that Michaelangelo, DaVinci, my house on the market had a ball hearing Redd When you get on the site go Galileo, Puccini, Marconi and moved to Vermont! sing. He gave Bubba a to the archives for the July and many other notables Montpelier is the country’s picture of himself catching 2009 issue and look for the were buried there. After smallest state capital and is a Southwestern football and “My2cents” section. Knox failing miserably with our a bustling, friendly, creative, he put it up in the bar. For a talks about his life growing Italian, we developed a sense small town. I work part time dollar you can touch it. Says up in the music business of humor as we struggled at an all-woman optometry Bruce: “He owes me $5, so and how he continues through menus, train practice, am a docent at the just send it to me.” to embrace the love of schedules and morning State House and freelancer music that was instilled treats. One of our favorite for the local weekly paper. 1969 in him from an early age. pastimes was people- My apartment in an 1840s’ 40th Reunion The article provides an watching on the piazza in building overlooks the intimate conversation with the evenings with a glass North Fork River, and I Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 a remarkable man who of wine. We traveled to walk almost everywhere. Friday: Dinner, 8 p.m., continues to see the good adjoining towns visiting Winters are a challenge, but Home of Mamel Cole side of life despite his bout museums, churches, wineries the perfect summer and fall McCain with cancer and the loss and eating our way through seasons compensate. I am Saturday: Dinner Buffet, of his daughter. He was gastronomical delights. We learning, learning, learning, 6:30 p.m., Buckman Lobby honored recently with the consider ourselves experts which is what we’re supposed Margaret Couch Distinguished Achievement now on balsamic vinegars, to do, right?” Cogswell has been named Award in the Creative and Italian history and art Gail Seabrook Ganier a Fellow of the John Performing Arts from the and the taste of Italian writes that she is looking Simon Guggenheim University of Memphis. His wines. There is nothing to forward to going to the Memorial Foundation, father Sam Phillips was the compare to the food and Dalmatian coast, Greece having received a 2009 fi rst person to receive the wine of Italy. K.E. kept us and Italy this fall. She Guggenheim Fellowship in award and now both father on schedule, Lonnie kept us and Roger have fi ve Fine Arts. To see some of and son have their names laughing and taught us some grandchildren whom they her work, visit her Web site: on it. Arkansas lingo, Pat made really enjoy. They are also margaretcogswell.net. Arnie Pittman has sold delicious meals and shopped looking forward to seeing Mahlon Dupree earned the stock in his company, effi ciently at the open David Lehmann at David’s a master of education in but it continues to operate market and I embarrassed dad’s 100th birthday party. 2007. He is now a substitute rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 31 } Class Notes teacher in Hemet, CA, and and we have a 3-year old St. graduated from Middle are again AT&T. I have a member of Orange Empire Bernard, Ariel Maximum Tennessee and our younger been married to Gayle for 35 Railway museum in Perris, (Max)—‘mightiest lion of son Daniel from Savannah years and have a son, Trey CA. He has also been a Civil God.’” College of Art and Design. (33). Our daughter, Casey War re-enactor. John Walters writes, “I I am the human resources (30), and her husband, Claudia Kennedy, who was wrote a travel article director for the Tennessee Joe, are the parents of our recently appointed to the on Vietnam, and it was Board of Probation and granddaughter, Carli, and President’s Commission on published in the March Parole in Nashville. Patricia another grandchild is on White House Fellowships, 8, 2009, Sunday edition, is a CPA with a Brentwood the way. We have lived in is one of 28 accomplished travel section of the Orlando accounting fi rm. This Collierville for 26 years.” citizens now responsible Sentinel.” past spring Joe Alford ’67, John Harrell writes: “I for recommending a group Anne Hooker reports: John Harrell and I had a was drafted straight out of exceptional men and “After graduating from gathering in St. Louis for of Rhodes and joined the women to the president for Vanderbilt University with a long weekend of baseball, Navy. I got out in ’72 and selection as White House a M.S. degree in speech good food and the sharing spent a year selling hardware Fellows. The program for and hearing sciences, I of tales of friends, family at Sears before going to leadership and public service worked for nearly 38 years and sports. I really regret grad school at Ole Miss, provides young people the in Memphis as a pediatric missing the last class where I got my doctorate experience of working at speech/language pathologist, reunions. Their timing and in experimental psychology. the highest levels of the primarily with special needs my work commitments were While I was there I married federal government and children and their families. in confl ict.” Emmi Kinabrew, who has participating in an education I was in private practice the Gail Jennings is her doctorate in counseling program consisting of last 13 years of this time and semiretired, working psychology, and we’ve been roundtable discussions with retired in May 2006. I now occasionally for S2Tech, an together for 31 years. I renowned leaders throughout am involved in my church IT company specializing in was a postdoc researcher the year. Claudia recently and volunteer activities.” Medicaid claims processing in neuroanatomy at UT- retired as a lieutenant general Bill Hubbard practices systems. In September, Memphis medical school for in the U.S. Army and was law with a small fi rm with she planned to travel to two years, then got my fi rst the fi rst woman in the Army six lawyers. He has two India to deliver training teaching job at Hampden- to be appointed to that rank. daughters, both in town, to S2Tech staff there—her Sydney College in Virginia. She last served as the head of who each has two young fi rst international business I was there for 7 years, then Army Intelligence, and has boys that range in age from trip, but not her fi rst moved to Montgomery, since served on the boards 7 months to 5 years. Both international trip. “Actually, where I’ve been ever since. of a number of nonprofi ts, daughters work—one is a my hobby is international I taught at Huntingdon including Opportunity lawyer in his fi rm and the travel,” she says. “I have been College for 18 years and International, Population other teaches economics to all seven continents—just am now at Troy University- Action International and at Vanderbilt—so they are went to Antarctica this year. Montgomery. Plan to hang Neighbourhood Outreach constantly juggling family But my favorite location is ’em up in about four years. Connection. and work. His life pretty Kenya/Tanzania. We are We have two daughters, Martha Schulz Laurie much consists of work and going there on safari in Sarah (27) and Jennifer writes, “I retired as manager grandchildren. He thinks it late September (our third (22). Sarah graduated from of the USCG Marine Safety may not sound interesting safari trip to Africa). We Maryville College and is Laboratory in April 2004, to others, but they love their are always looking for more in the master’s program in although I continued to life. I say, who wouldn’t? friends to join us in our English lit at UAB. Jennifer chair the ASTM committee Bill Evans writes: “After travels. I enjoy singing in graduated from Wesleyan on analysis of organics in I graduated I entered the the choir at Mount Pisgah College in Macon this year water until June ’07. We Army with a goal to travel United Methodist Church in and is going to law school.” moved to Marion, IL, in to the ends of the world John’s Creek, GA, north of Susan Storer Clark says, September, where we were and be a part of the 101st Atlanta; visiting my mother “Both children (Ed and joined by my husband’s sister Airborne in my hometown in Germantown, TN, on a Kat) have degrees, good until her passing. Life is of Clarksville. I served in regular basis; reading and jobs, lovely signifi cant busy—my husband Moshe is Germany and Korea and getting together with new others and health care rabbi of a Messianic Jewish with the 1st Brigade of friends, old friends and long- insurance! I work for the congregation and has a the 101st at Fort Campbell lost friends.” Maritime Administration daily TV program, ‘Spritual to complete my 12 years Fred Kuhl is a design (U.S. Department of Warfare’ on TCT, which is of military service before engineer with AT&T. “I Transportation) and in channel 377 on DirectTV. settling down in Tennessee. taught English and coached late May, I got to observe Recently, I have been My wife, Patricia, and I football, wrestling and track the sinking of the former appearing with him on the have lived in Brentwood from 1969-78. In 1978, I missile-tracking ship show. We travel, including for more than 25 years. In went to work for South Vandenberg, which is now hosting tour groups to Israel, recent years, our son Ed Central Bell, but now we an artifi cial reef off Key

{ 32 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu West. Our agency donated in 1996 with a history degree and was accepted into the College and Ginny was the ship; I was on the press and has worked in the August class at UT School director of worship at the boat shooting video as the Athletic Offi ce at Belmont of Veterinary Medicine International Evangelical explosive charges went off University for 10 years. in Knoxville. His son, Jay Church and director of and the ship sank straight Our daughter is a fourth ’11, plays football for the The Motley Singers, a to the bottom. Those guys grade teacher and mother Fighting Lynxcats. community choir and to our grandson, Michael Ken Ellison setting the explosives really continues chamber orchestra with knew their work—the (2). Our son-in-law is the to work as senior housing 50 singers from almost ship was under water in physics teacher and baseball adviser at SOME (So Others 20 nations. Ginny is about 48 seconds, and the coach at Father Ryan. For Might Eat), a nonprofi t new artifi cial reef has been the past 10 years I have led serving the homeless and now director of worship attracting fi sh, divers and high school students on special needs population in at Aveleigh Presbyterian tourists ever since. In June, I trips through Europe. This Washington, DC. His son Church. Brian is teaching a traveled to Machias, ME, for past summer my son and I Matthew graduated from course at Newberry College. the Margaretta Days festival. traveled to Prague, took a Yorktown High School in Our agency helps support 7-day Danube river cruise June and started engineering 1974 the American Merchant visiting Nuremberg, Vienna school at the University 35th Reunion Marine, which dates its and Budapest. His and my of Virginia in August, and founding from an incident at love for history nurtured by his daughter, Amanda, is a Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 Machias in June 1775, when those wonderful professors junior at Yorktown. Friday: “After” party, some rebellious colonists at Rhodes has led us both The television show “True 9 p.m., Home of Joy and captured the British ship to love to travel abroad and Blood,” based on the books Larry Rice Margaretta. I made a short experience fi rsthand all that of Charlaine Schulz Harris, Saturday: Old Fashioned we read about. I am a 10- speech and distributed some has been renewed for a third Steak Night, 8 p.m., Hyde educational videos to local year survivor of breast cancer season. For a week, all nine Hall, Catherine Burrow libraries and Down East TV, and an elder at Westminster of her Sookie Stackhouse and then somehow ended up Presbyterian Church, where novels were on the New York Refectory singing with a ukulele band we have lots of Rhodes ties.” Times best-seller list. and two women in colonial Pat Black Allen recently David Francis’ garb. I’m still singing turned a storage house musical “BARK!” opens 1976 elsewhere: as the soprano into an art studio where in Anchorage, AK, in Our hearts go out to soloist at my church, and as friends come to paint. “I December 2009; in South Linton and Jan Taylor Weeks, am working on Sam’s (my a member of the DC Labor Bay, CA, in February 2010; whose sons Stone (24) and grandson’s) pastel portrait, Chorus.” and in Brazil in March 2010. Holt (20) passed away July David Kilgore and wife and after that, I will have The latter production will done all four grandchildren. 23, 2009. Stone was Rice Mary were deep in the be in Portuguese. He played University historian Douglas Old South recently for the I am planning a trip to piano for all the classical Brinkley’s assistant and wedding of a niece at an the Grand Canyon area in piano pieces in the remake old plantation home near October with a group of of the fi lm “Fame.” He also researcher, having worked Baton Rouge, under the women with whom I have directed a production of with him on his book live oaks and Spanish moss. also traveled to Italy and the “Songs for a New World” for The Wilderness Warrior: David has been the pastor Baltic region. Life is good! the Key West Symphony. Theodore Roosevelt and the of the United Presbyterian I wish my body (arthritis) In mid-June, David, Betty Crusade for America. Holt, Church in Hornell, NY, for would let me physically do Ann Hunt Strain and a rising junior at Rice, was the past 22 years. David all I would like too!” DeltaCappella performed at a research assistant to and Mary are the parents a concert under the stars at Christopher Bronk, a fellow of Jonathan (in Missouri) the Levitt Shell in Memphis’ in technology, society and and Kat ’97 and have two 1973 Overton Park. public policy at Rice’s James Reporter: Margaret grandchildren, Alexandria Judy Brooks Tygard A. Baker III Institute for (8) and Rachel (2). When Lawson Headrick and her husband Charlie Public Policy. Last summer, not being entertained by the margaretheadrick@ enjoyed a trip to Alaska in Linton joined NPR as its grandchildren, David and comcast.net September. Judy also visited national correspondent Mary do a lot of gardening. David Travis has fi nished Meriwether Montgomery at for Digital News. Linton Nancy Patton Langdon a four-year term as mayor of her “horse farm” in Cullman, has worked as the registrar Paris, TN. He still practices AL. is a former staff writer for at Father Ryan High School dentistry two afternoons Brian ’70 and Ginny Kittle The Washington Post’s Style in Nashville for the past 26 a week. His wife, Debbie, Holt recently relocated to section and was the fi rst years. “My husband has been is president and CEO Newberry, SC, after 12 years director of the newspaper’s teaching and coaching at of Mendenhall Labs in in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Web site, and managing Ryan for 45 years. Our son Paris. His daughter, Blake, where Brian taught at the editor of the Post’s Sunday John graduated from Rhodes graduated from Vanderbilt Evangelical Theological magazine. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 33 } Class Notes a busy summer. She writes, note from Kay McCullen in Hemisphere Collections at 1979 “I’m now writing for the California: “Hello fellow the The Textile Museum 30th Reunion Shelbyville Times-Gazette Rhodies! I write to you from in Washington, DC. He and kicked the season off Santa Cruz, where I have Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 will pursue curatorial work by winning a fi rst place lived for the past 10 years. Friday: Barbecue Dinner, focused on the museum’s for photojournalism in After bouncing around in 7 p.m. , Home of Penn and the Tennessee Associated Memphis for several years, collection of textiles from Gwen Jones Owen Press Managing Editors I decided to try my hand Korea, China and Japan, Saturday: Dinner, 7 p.m., competition, where I also at writing user guides for as well as continuing to Home of Barbara and Joe got a second place for feature software. It seemed that I chair the museum’s internal Evangelisti story. At the Tennessee might actually be able to Exhibitions Task Force. He Press Association, I got a use that B.A. in English! I joined the museum staff in second for humor column, a moved to Seattle in 1996 April 2007, and is currently 1984 third for personal column, where the placement agency pursing a Ph.D. from the 25th Reunion a second for features advised me that what I wanted was called ‘technical Bard Graduate Center for Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 and a fourth for feature photography. As a team, writing.’ Presto! I was a tech Studies in the Decorative Saturday: Cocktail we also won a Meeman writer for various startups Arts, Design and Culture. Reception, 7 p.m., McCoy Award for community that went nowhere. However, Liz McCraven graduated Theatre service for a series we did I did talk my way into a from LECOM, an Reporter: Tracy Vezina on help organizations. My contract job at Microsoft for osteopathic medical school Patterson oldest son, Scott (19), is a short time (Ping-Pong, free in Bradenton, FL, in June. 2680 McVay Rd. putting himself through stuff, stress, and I never saw She is currently residing in Bill.) The Seattle rain drove Memphis, TN 38119 art school in Nashville and Arvada, CO, a suburb of 901-624-6681 producing some amazing me to Silicon Valley in 1999 Denver, with her partner, work. Ben (17) interned this where I am now ‘between [email protected] Jill, and has begun a family Richard Barnes’ book on summer with the Tennessee opportunities.’ If one must medicine residency at St. estate planning for second Shakespeare Festival, so be unemployed, Santa Cruz marriages, Estate Planning we spent a lot of time in is a wonderful place to be. I Anthony North Hospital. for Blended Families: Bell Buckle. Buzz (10), the haven’t learned to surf but Phaedra Hise writes in Providing for Your Spouse youngest, dedicated his am not ruling it out yet. I with some news: “After fi ve and Children in a Second summer to reading all of the hope you are all well and years of doing triathlons, seeking your dreams.” Marriage, was recently Harry Potter books.” I joined a bike racing Finally, Andrew Watts says, published by Nolo Press. Georgia Blythe Felner team. This was my fi rst Crook reports, “I have a “Cathy and I are still in L.A. season racing for River wonderful husband, Philip, I’m a managing director at 1985 two daughters, Charlotte Oaktree Capital, a global City Women’s Racing in Reporter: Jim Golden (18) and Allison (9), and a investment fi rm, where I Richmond and it has been a [email protected] son, Elliott (12). Charlotte manage the high income blast! I’ve done several time I hope everyone is having is a sophomore in college. convertible strategy. We have trials and road races, and three children, Caroline a pleasant fall. Allison and Elliott are in have even gotten on the (13), Ian (11) and Alec (8). Martha Hample elementary and middle podium a few times. It’s very We visited with Jeff and recently celebrated school, just doing normal Mary Lynn Tucker Davis ’84 challenging—racing at more her 11th anniversary at kid things. I have been a as well as Mitch ’86 and than 20 mph a few inches archer>malmo advertising lawyer for 21 years, and have Monica Burns Warren ’87 in away from other cyclists— in Memphis, where she is my own criminal defense Nashville this summer.” but I love it!” director of creative services. fi rm based in Franklin, TN. She’s been spending most of My husband and I work a After working full time her free time traveling, most lot, but do fi nd plenty of since college, Leslie Nelson recently to Greece, Brazil time to do ‘fun’ things too. 1986 Lee is enjoying some well and Belize, where among This summer, we took a Reporter: Colleen Grady deserved time away from other things she enjoyed whirlwind tour of all that is [email protected] an offi ce. She’s written a diving and snorkeling and Disney, Seaworld and Busch Greetings to everyone screenplay and submitted searching for the strangest Gardens, then headed to from Nashville! Please keep it to an international cuisine available. Martha Cedar Point in Sandusky to sending me your news, competition. She says, “My is also still playing her ride all the roller coasters. whether it be through e-mail odds of winning are about guitar with her band, The We also spend time together or Facebook. And now, on Green Chicks, who perform on the lake in our water toys. to your updates. like winning the lottery, but occasionally around the We really just try to enjoy Lee Talbot has been at least I’ve moved forward Memphis area. and appreciate every day.” promoted to associate with something I’ve always Mary Mannon Reeves had I received a nice long curator of the Eastern wanted to do.”

{ 34 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu on a couple of nonprofi t together during the summer operations/customer service boards. Professionally, Eric for a few days without for Nina McLemore Designs. enjoys working with an children. Anne said it was Misty and Nick enjoy 1988 excellent staff and volunteer good to be back together, traveling, having been to Reporter: Brooke Glover team to develop, fund and just reconnecting and the south of France recently. Emery implement programming grateful for the friendships When they are not on the rhodesclassof88@gmail. to increase the area’s that began back at Rhodes road, they enjoy entertaining com high school graduation when they were suitemates. friends at their house in On June 1, 2009, Johnny rate, increase families’ Ahad Mahootchi is Southampton. Moore became president fi nancial situations and living in Florida with his Tracy Ballard Lindow and CEO of SunTrust Bank help uninsured individuals wife, Carole. They enjoy lives in Germantown and Memphis. He had held access vital medications.“We tennis and travel. Ahad, an recently celebrated her 18th numerous management are fortunate to live in ophthalmologist, practices wedding anniversary with positions in SunTrust’s a generous, successful at The Eye Clinic of Florida her husband Mark, a pilot commercial and mortgage community, which enables near Tampa. Ahad’s been for FedEx. Tracy works for banking areas during the us to invest more than $14 keeping up with everyone on The Centre Group, a human past 17 years, most recently million into the community Facebook this year. resources consulting fi rm, heading the Memphis annually, creating a where she primarily conducts region’s commercial line of tremendous impact on the training and retreats for business. lives of our residents. It’s 1989 Fortune 500 companies. Kim O’Harra Marsh owns pretty amazing work that I 20th Reunion Tracy and Mark have three Marsh Pediatric Therapy, a feel fortunate to do.” Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 d wonderful children: Jake private-practice pediatric Alan ’87 and Judy Dangler Saturday: Dinner, 7 p.m., (11), Caleb (8) and Anna physical clinic. Kim says, “I Truitt live in Birmingham, Home of Anne ’88 and Jim Claire (almost 4). This am supposed to be working where she spends her time Apple summer, the Lindow family part time, but it doesn’t “chasing kids, volunteering Katie Ferris Trahan now spent a lot of time at the lake, always go that way!” She too much, chasing kids some lives in Marin County, where fi shing, skiing and lives in Tuscaloosa, AL, with more and volunteering even CA, with her husband and swimming were the order of her husband, Gene, and more.” Judy and Alan have youngest son (12). Her the day. their two children, Emily two children, Maggie (10) oldest son has graduated Brad and Kelly Nowlin (10) and Will (8) and attend and Jake (4). from college and is pursuing Moffatt live in Birmingham, as many Alabama sporting Anne Kaiser Apple reports a career in acting and where he is in commercial events as possible. Kim that this is “the year of modeling in Los Angeles. real estate with EGS. keeps in touch with Rhodes the ‘S’ on Galloway—with Kelly and Brad have three friends on Facebook. a Senior at White Station, children: Amelia (7), Ford Eric Aft reports that his a Sophomore at CBHS 1991 (4) and Adele (9 months). family has been in Winston- and a Second-grader at After a recent girl’s Kelly “retired” from Salem, NC, for fi ve years, Grahamwood. Yes—three weekend of reminiscing, Random House in 2008 where Eric serves as the different schools—we relaxing and recharging after 10 years as a national United Way COO. Eric have fully embraced our in Highlands, NC, there accounts manager; she is and Lisa have been married insanity.” Anne is busy as a is much to report: Susan now in sales for Portraits for 11 years and have parish associate at Idlewild Sineath Calahan lives in the Inc. and is the incoming two wonderful children. Presbyterian Church, while Morningside area of Atlanta. president of the Junior According to the proud Jim ’89 works at Morgan Her husband, Doug, owns Women’s Committee in father, Avery is a talented Keegan. Both are marathon Argo Systems, a company Birmingham. musician who plays clarinet, runners, having begun that designs custom software Greg and Kristin piano and sax, and Claire, training in the heat and for cable companies. She has Rudolph Muhlner live in who has the kindest spirit humidity of August to run two adorable children: son the Washington, DC, area, of anyone he knows, enjoys the St. Jude Marathon in Carson (8) and daughter where Kristin is CEO of dance, soccer and starting Memphis. Jim hopes to Claire (5), who both attend the software company collections, with stuffed qualify for Boston, while The Lovett School. Susan RollStream, and Greg, animals being her favorite. Anne hopes “to fi nish and family spent a good bit a former offi cer in the Eric’s wife is a graduate without having to make any of time in Hilton Head this Navy SEALs, is director of Clemson and Wake bargains with my Maker summer. Susan is excited of business development Forest University. Both are and Creator!” Anne and to serve at the incoming at SAIC. They have one heavily involved in volunteer Jim are looking forward to president of the Lovett daughter, Zoë (almost activities, with Eric focused hosting Jim’s 20th reunion Alumni Association. 4). Kristin is anxious to on coaching Claire’s soccer during Homecoming. Katie Misty Garner Clark lives in move into their “almost team, being treasurer Bright Amato, Joanna Smith Manhattan with boyfriend completed,” renovated of Avery’s high school Priester, Evelyn Edwards Nick and rescued pooch historic brownstone in marching band and serving Graham and Anne got Bronte. Misty is director of Georgetown. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 35 } Class Notes Elizabeth Roe Pearce lives 1999 with her husband Chris, living in Nashville near Scott Fitzgerald and in Atlanta, where she is an another expat American. She family and friends. She Carson Lindsey Turner associate director for the has two children: Luciano is married and has one married in May 2009. She fundraising consulting fi rm, (nearly 4), and her daughter, daughter (5 ½). After a is a lawyer and Scott is Coxe Curry & Associates, Friday (8 months). She decade of practicing law, for managing partner of the where she has worked for relocated to do testing of the past three years she has Quinter Financial Group, a nine years. She has two Intelligent Network software been teaching government diversifi ed holding company miniature schnauzers: Zeke for mobile phones, but now and economics at with investments in real (10) and Ernie (8 ½). To spends her time looking after Montgomery Bell Academy. estate, pharmaceutical sales, celebrate their impending the kids and gardening. Nothing like trying to mold fi nancial services, food 40th birthdays, Elizabeth Erica Blank Bronson the minds of 17- and 18- processing and Internet sales. and her best friend, Caroline, lives in Dalton, GA, with year-old boys! They live in Charlotte, NC. recently spent three weeks her husband William and Mary Margaret and Carl Fisher is a in South Africa, touring their three children. She Michael Gratz are the proud nephrologist living in Cape Town and visiting is busy serving as PTO parents of new addition, Charlotte, NC. He and with the animals on safari. president, Junior Scout Michael B. III (“Michael Carrie have two children. It was such an amazing trip, leader and fi lling appointed B.”), who joins older brother He says he just fi nished the they are planning a return positions on the Dalton/ Charlie and older sister Lucy entire P90X fi tness program adventure in the future. Whitfi eld County Industrial (no, they do not have a dog and supposedly “has a six Development Authority named Snoopy). Michael pack.” Board as well as the practices law with his father Frank Howell is director 1992 Convention and Visitors in Tupelo, MS, but as the of the Delta Council’s Reporter: Sara Hawks Bureau Board. country squire, spends Industrial and Community Marecki Sara Hawks Marecki, Liz a lot of time fl y-fi shing Development Department, saramarecki@sbcglobal. Cotham Furman, Cindy and playing tennis. Mary which gets him around a net McCraw Dircks, Temple Margaret practices law, too, lot, and word has it that on Brian Ward, after losing Sellers McDaniel, Shannon and does all the hard work occasion he has even hosted his job, found a new one in Emerson Myatt, Chris with the kids—at least that’s a local television show or 11 days using social media. Emanuel, Claiborne Ferguson the way she tells it. two. He lives in Tribbett, His job search was featured and Burt Stodghill hit the Rob Joseph is a partner at MS. in Time magazine on June 8, Las Vegas Strip in April to Hill, Kertscher & Wharton Danny Vohs lives in St. 2009. Lyell Peterson ’93 was celebrate their last year in in Atlanta, practicing Augustine, FL, with his also mentioned in the story their 30s. A fun time was corporate and venture capital wife Kim and daughters for his help in the process, had by all! law. He has been married for Anna Marie and Olivia and Chandlee Bryant ’93 Scott Peatross has moved 12 years to Leslie, who until and son Denny. Danny is originally put Time in touch his law practice and joined recently owned and operated owner/president of New with Brian. the Bourland Hefl in fi rm a retail store selling antiques Horizons, Jacksonville, a Anisa Cottrell Willis in Memphis as of May and home decor, but had the computer training company. and her husband Kevin 1, 2009. He continues to closeout sale at just the right He lives in the one house live outside of Cincinnati focus his practice on the time. He spends a lot of time in every neighborhood that with their boys John (8) administration of probate on the phone with Michael all the kids like to go to and Nicholas (4). Anisa estates and civil litigation. Gratz, proving that neither after school, and enjoys golf, is employed part time as Shane Beeson has been one of them has much of a fi shing, boogie-boarding and a chaplain at Cincinnati living in Plano, TX, for social life. generally anything having Children’s Hospital Medical the past fi ve years, after 4 Ami and John Lange live to do with the kids and the Center and is a volunteer 1/2 years in the NYC area. in Huntsville, AL, where beach. CASA with family court. He works from home as a John is an executive in Chris Cox lives in the Jim Day lives in Franklin, senior account executive for investment forestry for Washington, DC, area, TN, and works in Nashville Trepp, a New York-based RMK Timberland Group, where he is executive as vice president, Audit commercial real estate a joint division of Regions director of the National & Advisory Services, for analytics fi rm. Katrin and Bank and Morgan Keegan Rifl e Association’s Institute Genesco—the company that Shane have a son, Jaxon (8), that manages timberland for Legislative Action. He owns Johnston & Murphy, who started third grade this in Alabama, Mississippi, and his wife have just added Journeys, Lids, etc. In fall. Shane is also staying Tennessee and Oregon. They a son to their family, Carter his free time he trains for active on the stage and is have two boys, Bennett Buckley. All are doing well triathlons and spends time in rehearsals for a world and Jackson, and a dog but are a bit sleep deprived. with his girlfriend, Jackie, premiere of a play to be named Belle. John still Bart Crawford lives in her two boys and a couple of performed at the Festival plays baseball like he did Birmingham with his wife rambunctious dogs. of Independent Theatres in in college, though his body Elizabeth and oldest boy Dana Peterson Forlano has Dallas. keeps having to remind him Hunter, daughter Adelia and been living in England since Annie B. Williams is still he’s not in college anymore. the youngest, Forrest, and

{ 36 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu works at The Title Group selected as the winner of to play in the pro-am with and lots of Rhodes alumni! Inc. an international design ServiceMaster. Mary Reid Colter Tevis and Don’t forget to join the competition sponsored Anne Bragg Warren ’00 were Rhodes College—Class of by Kimball Offi ce, a bridesmaids, and Witney 1992 group on Facebook! commercial furniture 1998 Elliott Fisher ’00 read Reporter: Amanda Grebe manufacturer. My Scripture in the ceremony. workstation screen design Tamburrino Groomsmen included 1994 was chosen out of a fi eld of 1805 Central Ave. Dudley Baker, Kevin Birkby, 15th Reunion: more than 200 submissions. Memphis, TN 38104 Creswell Gardner ’98, Chris Oct. 23-24 I was awarded $5,000 and 901-278-1093 Johnson, Britt Rogers and Friday: Gathering, 9 p.m., an expense-paid trip to [email protected] Jason Searcy ’97. Drew Celtic Crossing Chicago for NeoCon, the Aaron and Amy Berlin Hamric and T.J. Wilt were Saturday: Cocktail annual interior design trade Opsal had a daughter, Isabel ushers. There were also Reception, 6:30 p.m., Diehl show at the Merchandise Marie, June 20, 2009. many Rhodes friends in Peter and Christina Court Mart, to promote my design, attendance, including O’Relley Barnes had a Madison Moore Agee, Tim Reporter: Judy Brown which will be integrated into the Kimball product daughter, Elise Julianna, Oct. Ballard ’95, Alison Barnwell, [email protected] line. One of my professional 3, 2008. Stanton (3) loves Holly Frederick Beck, designs for an apartment making his baby sister laugh. Christine Knipscheer Belling complex in Louisiana was Christina is an allergist at ’00, Elizabeth Rozelle Borski, 1995 also honored with an IIDA the South Bend Clinic, and Meredith Schember Caruso, Reporter: Sarah Sears- (International Interior Peter is a psychologist in Jane Dawson Coley ’80, Egeli Design Association) Mid the counseling center at the Jill Waldrip Davis, Claire 703-971-9417 America Design Award in University of Notre Dame. Dempsey, Margaret Yerger [email protected] April. The design consisted Noel and Marissa Brewer Elliott, Cullen Evans ’00, Ronald Coleridge writes: of the main clubhouse and a Henley welcomed a daughter, Edy Burns Gervin ’00, “Hi everyone! I’ve been display unit.” Sarah Katherine, April 27, Hank Hilliard, Nicole back in Peru for four years Catherine Cuellar 2009, in Fayetteville, AR. Atkins Johnson, Leslie now. Before that, my wife now works as senior Sarah Kate joins her adoring Abernathy Johnson ’97, Gabriella and I lived in communications specialist big brothers, Christopher (5) Liam Lynch, Alison Nathan, Luxembourg for three years. for Oncor in Dallas. She and Will (3). Andrew Shipman ’93 and We have three children, writes, “After leading the Hansel Watt ’00. After a Daniel (7), Sebastian (4) PegasusNews.com team to honeymoon in Barbados win a Katie Award from 1999 and Petit St. Vincent in and Alexia (2). I created 10th Reunion my own company when I the Press Club of Dallas the Grenadines, Matt and came back to Peru, a luxury for Best New Web Site in Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 Katharine returned home goods trading company. We fall ’09, I joined the largest Saturday: Gathering, to Denver, CO, where represent several known electric transmission and 8 p.m., Ernestine and Matt works for Dividend brands from Europe, and distribution utility in Texas Hazel’s Capital and Katharine works so far, so good. We are as its spokeswoman. I’m Reporter: Leigh Powell for New Hope Natural planning to open our second still using my English [email protected] Media. Katharine writes, store in Lima very soon, and major, basically acting as Melody Barnett Deusner “Our wedding was such a we also do corporate sales to a translator for engineers. has been awarded the wonderful time and it meant restaurants, hotels, etc.” Best of all, I get to spread Douglass Foundation so much to us to have so Bobby Light has become the good word about Fellowship at the many good friends be a part a non-equity member of the Oncor’s leadership in energy Metropolitan Museum in of the celebration!” law fi rm of Lawson and Silek conservation and incentives New York. She is currently “Kenneth and I welcomed in its Front Royal, VA, offi ce. to promote solar and wind- a doctoral student in the our son, John Lachlan, into His practice focuses on real generated power.” University of Delaware’s the world May 22, 2009,” estate transactions and entity Stephen Deusner is a Department of Art History. writes Betsy Miller McLean. formations, planning, land music writer. His “live Matt and Katharine “Just a few weeks after John use and zoning and labor reviews” have twice been Farmer Breaux are pleased was born, we celebrated our and employment matters. featured on ABC News to announce their marriage 10th wedding anniversary. online. April 25, 2009, at St. We are so thankful for all Rob Downey participated John’s Episcopal Church our blessings!” 1996 in the St. Jude Classic Pro- in Savannah, GA, where Kevin Willoughby Reporter: Jennifer Larson Am June 10, 2009, in which Katharine’s parents and continues to work as a larsonj96@rhodes-alumni. his team achieved a score grandparents also were commercial photographer net of 55, good enough for the married. The wedding was in Dallas. Some recent Katherine Conti second-lowest in the event. full of tradition (Katharine shoots of interest include writes, “In March, I was It was the fi rst time for him even wore her mother’s dress) the New Kids on the Block rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 37 } Class Notes for Ghostbar Dallas/N9NE with it. We are also enjoying administration. “I have Joshua and Sheila Group, DJ Paul Van Dyk, the thrills of parenthood enrolled in the University Jacobson Purcell married the Lee Park & Arlington with our son Max, who will of Alabama’s Tax LL.M. June 20, 2009, in Eureka Hall Conservancy, the new be 2 in November. I am still program, which began in Springs, AR. Holly Kroll Fort Worth Goody Goody practicing law, primarily August and will continue for Smith, Elizabeth Smith Liquor Store and, in the representing patients in the next two years.” Ritter and Emily Waller product world, mining medical malpractice suits.” Sally and Jeff Badoud and Ensor were bridesmaids. refuge chambers for son Ronin William (almost Matthew Dekar, Hunter MineARC Systems NA. 2) welcomed Maeve Beatrix Freeman, Andrew Robertson, Mary Reid Colter 2000 to the family June 15, 2009. Peden Harris and Jon Hill Tevis received a M.S. in Reporter: Nicki North Zac and Abigail West ’01 were in attendance, as professional counseling in Baxley Jumper ’98 live in Knoxville, well as Kelly Ensor ’99. The May 2008 from Georgia [email protected] where Zac accepted a couple honeymooned for State University. She and her Emily Ogden has accepted position with Abercrombie two weeks in Greece and husband, Greg, moved from a position as policy director Radiology after recently Turkey. Sheila graduated Atlanta to Dallas in July for The Justice Project completing radiology from the University of 2008. Greg is a management in Tennessee, a nonprofi t, residency training and board Memphis with a master’s consultant for Deloitte nonpartisan organization certifi cation at the University degree in history in May, and Mary Reid is a career dedicated to improving the of Arkansas for Medical and began nursing school at counselor in the Cox School fairness and accuracy of the Sciences. “We now live near U of M in August. They live of Business at SMU. Being criminal justice system. She my in-laws, Jeff ’89 and on Mud Island with their back in Texas has enabled hopes to initiate a public Amy Fay West Chandler ’89. dog, Bismarck. Mary Reid to reconnect with education campaign in an We had our second daughter, Julie and Bryce Ashby a lot of friends from Rhodes effort to create a climate for Lila Fay West Jumper, welcomed their daughter, and be an active participant reform. April 28, 2009. Her big sis Katherine Elise, into on the North Texas Alumni Doug and Nicki North Annabel is now 3 1/2.” the world last year. Kate Board. Baxley had a son, North Bill and Elizabeth Smith turned one Aug. 21. Bryce Karla Riemenschneider Douglas, Dec. 14, 2007, Ritter welcomed a son, completed a federal judicial Blackmore and her husband with the midwives at the Henry Jack, March 26, 2009, clerkship with Judge Bernice Bradley welcomed a nonprofi t birth center where in Birmingham, AL. Donald in August and daughter, Johanna Rose, Nicki worked as the women’s Wil Harris writes: “Tiffany, returned to private practice May 2, 2009. health nurse practitioner for my wife of four years, and I at the Donati Law Firm, “I have completed my six years. She now works for are heading back to Panama where he represents workers residency in orthopedic a private gynecology practice City FL, after fi nishing our in the areas of civil rights, surgery and will be doing in Knoxville, TN. residencies at the University employment and labor law. a fellowship this academic Chip and Allyson Johnson of Virginia (she, anesthesia Cyrille and Callie year in Tampa, FL, for Hodge had a daughter, Lenox and I, emergency medicine). Summers Pannier are still shoulder and elbow surgery,” Kathryn, Oct. 17, 2008, in We are the proud parents of in the UK. “I have recently writes Matt Willis. “After Beaufort, SC. Big brothers daughter Anna (1). Thanks been promoted to sales that, I have signed to be Cole (6) and Ryder (4) have for keeping up and I hope manager at the Four Seasons the director of the shoulder been very excited to have that all is well in Memphis.” Hotel Hampshire. In my and elbow service at the a little sister. On June 1, In the 2008 election cycle, new role, I will be handling University of Tennessee 2009, Chip left active duty Andrew Shulman worked the North American at Chattanooga residency in the U.S. Marine Corps for Rudy Giuliani in NYC, market—and look forward program.” and joined the law fi rm of Steve Pearce in Albuquerque, to a few (extra) trips back Brook ’98 and Marissa Quindlen & Merrifi eld in NM, and Elizabeth Dole to the states in the months Murphy Loper welcomed Beaufort. Chip will continue in North Carolina. “After ahead! This year has proved their son, Brant Wells, April to serve in the U.S. Marine the election, I moved to to be quite a tough one for 2, 2009. Marissa writes, “Big Corps Reserve. Chip and Jackson, TN, where I am the the hospitality industry ... siblings Bennett (6), and Allyson celebrated their judicial assistant to my old so hope I can live up to Lydia (3) think their new seventh wedding anniversary boss Ed Bryant, who was the high expectations! We little brother is pretty cute. July 20, 2009. recently installed as a federal enjoyed a two-week trip to Of course, he’s not mobile Syd and Edy Burns Gervin magistrate judge for the Thailand in the summer. yet and can’t steal their toys, welcomed a son, Graham western district of Tennessee. We are both foodies, so we so we’ll see …. ” Hutchinson, Sept. 27, 2008. It’s good to be back in loved traveling through Todd and Braden Moon Andy Wohlfarth continues Tennessee ! ” the various regions and Blasdel recently moved as an associate attorney Jake and Mandy Corkern sampling the unique fl avors into a new neighborhood for Evans Petree Bogatin Vezina had a daughter, and spices. A highlight was in Oklahoma City “and are in Memphis, focusing his Louise, June 12, 2009. She elephant trekking through enjoying our new home and practice on income taxation, joins her big brother George the Golden Triangle!” all of the work that comes estate planning and estate (3). Russell and Jessica

{ 38 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Crawford-Place live in Katie and Nick Grojean bono honors.” Brad was also Wiedower, Hannah Smith Cumming, GA, north live in Bloomington, IL, and a fi nalist for the Barrister Mason, Vann Morris and Liz of Atlanta, where she is are the proud parents of a of the Year award for his Meyers Yoder). The couple beginning her 10th year as a son, Sam, born June 2, 2008, contributions to the law honeymooned for two high school English teacher. and a daughter, Vivian, born school community. weeks in Thailand. In their Jessica earned her master’s May 20, 2009. Hannah Miller was the free time, Emily and Matt degree in secondary English Andy Whitten was recently organizer of the fi rst Gay enjoy cooking, gardening, education from Georgia promoted to senior research Pride event in China this hosting parties and traveling State University in 2005 and engineer in the Trauma year. She was mentioned in abroad. In addition to their is currently working on her Biomechanics group at the New York Times and on honeymoon in Thailand, doctorate in curriculum and Smith & Nephew, where he BBC broadcasts, as well as they have also recently instruction with Capella has worked for nine years. in multiple other world news been to Argentina, Poland, University, which she expects Fiona McCaul accepted a sources. Netherlands, Germany and to complete in spring 2011. new role with her company Jed and Susan Cridland- Mexico, as well as many Jessica and Russell married as manager of media Hughes had a daughter, domestic locations in November 2006 in a relations at LexisNexis Harper, Oct. 20, 2008, in Catherine Neelly enjoyed vineyard in Dahlonega, GA. in Alpharetta, GA, Atlanta. growing plants this summer. DJ and Sarah Marshall following the acquisition of Daniel and Kim Polanco Squirrels ravaged her Morgan ’99 are in Oklahoma ChoicePoint. She has been Driggers welcomed twins tomatoes, but she remained City, where DJ works for a living in Atlanta since fall Champion “Champ” Troy hopeful for the peppers. bank and Sarah works part 2006. and Trinity Taylor June 8, In April, Catherine was time for a school. “We have Matt Wilkinson fi nished 2009. The twins are happy ordained as a minister in two kids, Jack (5) and Ellen his doctorate at LSU in and healthy and living with the Presbyterian Church (2). We are looking forward December 2008, and is mom and dad in Little Rock, USA and serves at Central to Sarah’s 10th reunion this now an assistant professor AR. Presbyterian Church in fall and my class’s reunion of sociology at Coastal Dave Elder and his wife Atlanta. next fall.” Carolina University. Reagan have moved to Bill and Lise Taylor Darci and Brian Willis Cody Nash is currently Reykjavik, Iceland. Dave Pascoli had a healthy baby celebrated the birth of a research scientist at is working as a graphics boy, Tyler, April 8, 2009, in daughter Julia in July 2009. the California Institute programmer on the Core Chicago. Big brother Will “Big brother Kevin can’t wait of Technology. “We are Technology Team at CCP (2 ½) is adjusting very well for her to get old enough to beginning the third year Games. and loves his little brother play with him.” of my NIH grant, ‘Shape Josh Klein and Elizabeth very much. In February, Ebony Control of Nanocrystalline Quillin married June 5, Shelley Short and Colin Woods McCain received Bacterial Magnetite.’” 2009, in St. Louis. Tanner Matthews married in the Distinguished Young Brick Murfree lives in Neidhardt ’99 served as a Houston, May 30, 2009. They Alumni Award from the Murfreesboro TN, and groomsman. Other Rhodes will reside in Atlanta while Washington University practices law at Murfree & alumni in attendance were Colin fi nishes law school. School of Law BLSA chapter. Murfree Attorneys-at-Law, Shaun and Kirsten Dugan, Kate and Tim Stakem She was also recently elected where he is a partner. Matt Prewett and Bobby ’98 ’02 are still enjoying life president-elect of the Mound James and Anna Fraser and Libby Lessentine ’03. in Memphis, where they City Bar Association for the Underwood celebrated The couple resides in St. live with their two kids 2009-2010 bar year. She the fi rst birthday of their Louis, where Josh teaches Charlotte (2) and Gray (11 will take offi ce as president son, George Allen, July 11, psychology and coaches months). Kate is working of the MCBA July 1, 2010. 2009. Anna works in college soccer and volleyball at on her doctor of education Organized in 1922, the guidance at St. George’s DeSmet Jesuit High School, and serving as the high Mound City Bar Association High, and James works in and Elizabeth is VP of sales school principal at The is the oldest black bar real estate in Germantown for Crossroads Courier. Soulsville Charter School. association west of the and Memphis. Emily Blaschke moved The Stakems are also Mississippi River. back to her hometown, getting geared up for the Lou Haney is an assistant Oklahoma City, in April Juvenile Diabetes Research professor of art at the 2001 2006 after four great years Foundation (JDRF) walk University of Mississippi. Reporter: Elisabeth in San Francisco. She works honoring Adah Laura Coultas In 2007, Lou and Kevin Meyers Yoder as a senior fi nancial analyst in Memphis in October. Waddell married in a small elisabethyoder@gmail. for Chesapeake Energy Patrick and Liz Meyers ceremony in Oxford, MS. com in its Investor Relations Yoder relocated to Houston She received the 2008 Brad Hearne writes that and Research Dept. She this summer. They’re excited Mississippi Individual Visual he “recently graduated married Matt Link Sept. 13, to eat good barbecue and Arts Fellowship and attended from the University of 2008, and many Rhodes Tex-Mex, become Rockets the MacDowell Colony in Tennessee College of Law alumni were in the wedding fans and reconnect with Peterborough, NH. with academic and pro party (Dayna Dwyer, Jenny Houston classmates. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 39 } Class Notes Joanie McEnery and Patrick where he attended to oral have become “intimately” 2002 Browne ’03 also married this hygiene needs of the civil involved. Reporter: John Ramsey summer in New Orleans. war victims. Alyson and baby Whitney Garman, Julie jtramsey@rhodes-alumni. Rhodents in attendance are Igoe did not travel with Peter, Clary, Maggie Goodman, too numerous to name here, but needless to say, they Katie Walsh Katie Maxwell net , , but if you know Joanie or are happy he made it home Chip ’00 Allyson Ashley Kutz and Jenny Dill and Patrick, you know what a safely. Johnson Hodge welcomed traveled to Napa Valley party it was. Mills Ramsay is also their daughter, Lenox for a wine-fi lled weekend Susan Ratcliff Corbyn abroad, but a little closer to last Labor Day. They loved Kathryn, Oct. 17, 2008, in celebrated her fi rst wedding home. Despite the recession, Beaufort, SC. Their two every minute spent in sunny anniversary and had a huge Mills is working for a hedge boys, Cole and Ryder, are California, but the biggest art opening in Alexandria, fund in the Bahamas and great big brothers! highlight was defi nitely LA. No doubt it was a huge enjoys snorkeling and going to Luna Vineyards success! exploring Colonial-era pirate to visit fellow Rhodes alum Erin Johnston and wreckage. It must be nice .… Mike Drash ’91. The girls 2004 Scott Adam married June At the end of summer, Fifth Reunion were looking forward to 27, 2009, in Austin, TX. Palmer Snodgrass deployed Homecoming: Oct. 23-24 Erin welcomed three for Operation Iraqi Freedom their cruise to the Bahamas Friday: Gathering, 9 p.m., wonderful stepchildren to for seven months. this Labor Day! Celtic Crossing her family: Kaitlin (12), And yes, there are some Katherine Mauzy and Saturday: Cocktail Harrison (8) and Kennedy 2004 graduates who still live Elizabeth Cooley have both Reception, 7:30 p.m., (6). Bridesmaids included in the good ole U S of A. found their passion in show Frazier Jelke Amphitheatre Lauren Jarrell Denney and A year ago, Robert and business. Katherine’s lovely Reporter: Kyle Russ Jenni Scott Clare ’05. Erin Sarah Edgecombe ’03 moved voice can be heard across [email protected] is a middle school language to North Carolina, where the nation on a new in-fl ight So apparently most of you arts teacher in Round Rock Robert is pursuing a master’s safety announcement for have graduated from law/ ISD, and plans to return at UNC and Sarah is JetBlue Airlines. So the next business school and have to school for her second entering her second year of time you “fasten those seat actually started contributing master’s degree and school social work. belts” think of Miss Mauzy. to the economy. Some of librarianship certifi cation The recently married The new announcements you have even started having now that the wedding Catherine Ogle Egenes has will debut this fall. Elizabeth babies. Big report, here goes: planning is over! begun a new job with a will soon become one of This report comes to you And on the baby front, boutique public relations the premiere models for from Mobile, AL, where Tony and Maude Pampel had agency, Wicked PR, in Keds’ ballet fl at line. She Jeaneane Fountain married a beautiful baby girl this Atlanta. To celebrate, the recently had this to say her high school sweetheart, spring, Emmaline Clair. young couple got a Jack about her latest endeavor: “I Harry Camp, putting Congrats guys! Russell terrier puppy. have always loved Keds. I an end to nine years of Daniel Head is still Marcus Cox and wife remained loyal to the brand long-distance dating. The traveling the world, Karrie recently fi nished the despite being made fun of wedding party included recently hitting Sri Lanka, fi lm, “Los Encinos,” which in college. Who knew my Yours Truly, Sezen Oygar and Afghanistan, Pakistan, features the talents of John loyalty would literally pay Emily Costarides. Richard Zimbabwe and Amsterdam, Gordon, Spencer Pharr and off one day?” Elizabeth can Frost and his wife, Alice ’05, where he met up with Elaine Sandi Russom. The fi lm, be seen on the offi cial Keds Odle were also seen cutting a rug , as well as Dominican a human element story Web site from the knee Republic, where he met that explores tragedy and at the reception. down. Speaking of long-term up with Casey Hail. He’s forgiveness, was shot on As for yours truly, I relationships, John and currently training for a half location in South Texas. continue to weather Sarah Margaret Bridwell Iron Man. Slow down, dude! Major props guys—well the fi nancial storm and Decker were FINALLY Valerie Power is also done. married. Wedding party abroad, living in Tanzania. Since the last update, Erin allegations of being a included Jennifer Sirmon, Valerie moved to Africa Fleischer and Lee Thomas “vampire squid wrapped Catherine Curtis, Andé to work for a NGO after have continued to expand across the face of humanity.” McDaniel, Lindsay Chapman, fi nishing her M.A. in their expertise in marine I also just fi nished my fi rst Mary Williams Griffi n, international education with life. Through their work at year of a part-time MBA Leland Haugh, Hamilton a focus on international Sea World San Diego, the program which has been Hutchinson ’05 and Allen development from George two became increasingly rather ho-hum. Sheehan. They took an Washington University. interested in killer whales. As always, please reach out amazing honeymoon to As part of his dental Reproduction in captivity and let us know what’s new Martinique. school training, Peter Igoe for this variety of whales in your life. Continuing along the recently completed a three- is a very rare and delicate Takin’ care of business, wedding line of thought, week clinic in Chechnya process with which the girls -ckyle

{ 40 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu at Faber & Brand in he is continuing to build editor of CFA Magazine 2005 Columbia, MO. Other than his successful academic at the CFA Institute in Reporters: Brandon traveling to various courts coaching company that he Charlottesville, VA. She throughout the state, Craig also received a master of Couillard started in late 2005. has been actively involved mass communications brandon.couillard@gmail. in community theater in in journalism from the com the Columbia area. Having 2006 University of South Carolina Molly Fitzpatrick recently fi nished a local Reporter: Nicole Vazquez May 8, 2009. mhfi [email protected] production of “My Fair nicolev@rhodes-alumni. Krystal and Charles White Emily Robbins Liverman Lady,” he will be performing net ’06 are happy to announce recently accepted the the role of Schroeder in Joseph and Leslie Longtin the birth of their son, Cyrus position of academic “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Bayless are happy to Gregory, May 5, 2009. adviser/assistant director- Brown” this fall. Craig is announce their marriage on student services at Indiana planning on sitting for the May 2, 2009, in Seagrove University in Bloomington. Kentucky Bar this February. Beach, FL. They currently 2008 She writes, “This position is Garney Caldwell reside in Fredericksburg, Anna Casteen received a with the Russian and East recently moved back to his VA. Rhodes alumni in master of arts in teaching European Institute. I am hometown of Chattanooga, attendance included: Tiffany in mathematics from Bard in charge of publicity for TN, where he is opening an Moore ’04 (bridesmaid), College May 30, 2009. She the institute, advising all of electric bicycle store called Katherine Mullins, Sarah writes, “I have accepted a our students and recruiting Chattanooga Hybrids. Fairchild, Jen Hudson, teaching position in the for the institute, as well After a crazy and fun Becca Franklin ’04, Brandon Urban Assembly School as SWSEEL, the intensive fourth year that included Nugent and Garrett Honea. for Wildlife Conservation summer language program.” working in a hospital in A 10-day honeymoon in in the Bronx, NY, for the Stephen Ogden has been Tanzania and backpacking Istanbul, Turkey followed. 2009-10 school year. I hope awarded one of the 15 Lilly in eastern Europe, Lauren Leslie also writes, “I was to impart to my students an Graduate Fellowships. He Jackson graduated from recently promoted to a senior appreciation of mathematics is currently fi nishing a the University of Louisville analyst position within the that was instilled in me MA at Yale, where he has medical school in May. She Department of Defense. I during my time at Rhodes. been accepted into the is now doing her internship am also set to receive my I am a Math for America religious studies doctoral in internal medicine at the master’s from Georgetown 2008 fellow and have made program as well as Notre University of Utah in Salt University next year.” a commitment to teach Dame’s doctoral program Lake City. Margaret Sommer received in New York City for four in philosophy, with top Eliza Hanson moved to a master of arts in political years.” graduate fellowships from Austin, TX, where she is science from the University Natasha Jain writes, “I am both programs. He will getting certifi ed in special of Memphis May 9, 2009. in graduate school at Saint attend Notre Dame to study education and English Will Waring is in his third Louis University pursuing medieval philosophy with a language arts through Texas year of law school at Mercer a dual degree program in focus on Arabic philosophy. Teaching Fellows. in Macon, GA, and will which I’ll receive both my Katherine Jameson, who After living in Memphis graduate in May 2010. MBA and MHA (master in is still in graduate school for 10 years, Karen Dobyns health administration).” studying cancer biology, will be starting her fi rst job Jaala Spencer has been completed her fi rst-ever full as an occupational therapist 2007 promoted to district marathon in May and is for Roosevelt Warm Springs After one year of living manager in charge of the training for more with Team Institute for Rehabilitation in Paris, Deborah Clarke, Arlington territory for Vector in Training—a nonprofi t in Georgia. now fl uent in French, was Marketing/CUTCO Cutlery. offshoot of the Leukemia Laura Stanford and hired by EDF, the European She will be responsible for and Lymphoma Society. Vanderbilt graduate Brent energy company. all aspects of the business Tripp and Ashley Wells McDade married in July Edith Garrett was featured including recruiting, Hullender ’07 recently 2009. in the Boston Globe on July 9, advertising, administrative married in Jackson, MS. He Amanda Sirota and 2009, when the drug Avastin, and fi nancial success. sends his thanks to all of the Christopher “Topher” prescribed for other purposes, Brooke Poklemba was alumni who attended their Ollison of Grosse Pointe, restored her hearing in one crowned Miss Maryland wedding. MI, married in May 2009; ear. In December 2006, she at the Miss Maryland Megan Adams has moved they continue to reside in scored eight percent on a Scholarship Pageant. She to Jackson, MS, where Houston. standard hearing test; she will receive a $10,000 she began her fi rst year at Not only is Evan now stands at 98 percent in scholarship and other gifts Mississippi College School of Weinberger fi nishing his one ear. and will represent the Law in August. doctorate in industrial/ Jamie Underwood state of Maryland at the Craig Cooper is currently organizational psychology at recently accepted a Miss America pageant. an associate attorney the University of Houston, position as assistant Her platform is “Autism rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 41 } Class Notes Awareness: The Importance Overacre Page married June Austin Grigsby, John Arkansas Arts Center with of Early Intervention.” 6, 2009, at St. James United Musgrove ’10 and Mohammad a large band that played Methodist church in Little Atiq ’10; and ushers Will Sinatra all night, followed by Rock, AR. Rhodes friends in Donnell and Trey Lowery. a honeymoon in the British 2009 the wedding party included Daniel Frankel sang Kristine’s Virgin Islands. Zero-Year Reunion bridesmaids Leslie Bailey, grandmother’s wedding Courtney Reinke recently Saturday: Gathering, 7-9 Julie Carter, Jasmine Medley song, which was very special accepted a position as p.m., Celtic Crossing and Brittany Underwood; for her and her family. The account manager for Grant and Kristine groomsmen Chris Davis, reception was held at the IPWatch Corp.

In Memoriam ’38 Polly Jane Cohen a soloist in the choir for to whom she was married former president/CEO of Cooper of Memphis, May about 50 years, she also for more than 50 years, she the Memphis Area Chamber 27, 2009. An active member sang for weddings, various leaves a daughter, a son, two of Commerce, he was also of the Church of the River, social organizations and grandsons and a sister. an avid researcher, writer, she gave years of service institutions. She leaves ’43 Robert Henry Seabrook naturalist, historian, baker to signifi cant Memphis several nieces and great- of Jackson, TN, June 18, and community volunteer. institutions including the nephews. 2009. A World War II He leaves his wife, Shirley Memphis Symphony and ’40 Walter “Rip” Rowan veteran, he served in the Boldt, a brother, two sons Memphis College of Art, of Little Rock, AR, April 8, European Theatre under and fi ve grandchildren. for which she served as 2009. After serving in the Gen. George Patton in ’45 Virginia Frances director of publicity. She Army as a 2nd lieutenant, he France, Germany and Robinson of Waco, TX, was also executive director returned to Memphis and Ireland and was in the Battle formerly of Birmingham, AL, of the Volunteer Service was employed by McKesson of the Bulge. He later was in April 24, 2009. A member of Bureau and hosted a talk Robbins Wholesale Drug charge of the Seabrook Paint Crestview Church of Christ, show on WHER, the fi rst Co., where he eventually Co. of Jackson. A member she enjoyed gardening. She all-female radio station in became a division manager. of the Gideons organization dearly loved her children America. She collaborated He organized and managed for more than 60 years, he and their families. The with her husband, the late The City Beautiful Kids was also involved in prison widow of Charles Angus Rhodes English Professor Project, which employed ministry. He leaves his Robinson, she leaves Robert Cooper, on a three- teenagers during the summer wife, Virginia Lee Strathern two sons, a daughter, six volume Literary Guide and to help clean up the city, Seabrook, two daughters, a grandchildren and seven Companion to Southern, for which he received an son, six grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Middle and Northern Outstanding Service Award two great-grandchildren. ’46 Bogardus Snowden England, also taking charge from the governor. He ’44 Virginia Hughes Boyle Jr. of Memphis, June of the revision process 10 was an active member of “Peggy” Taliaferro of 30, 2009. The founder of years later. She leaves a son, a Pulaski Heights United Kennesaw, GA, April 23, Boyle Development Co., daughter, four grandchildren, Methodist church, the 2009. She was a teacher he also was in the Naval her niece and her caregivers. Butler Sunday School Class and director of the Adult Reserve and saw active ’40 Elizabeth “Betty” and Helping Hands Respite Literacy Program of Dalton duty in the Pacifi c during Orgill Archer of Memphis, Care. He leaves his wife College for more than 20 World War II. He served April 27, 2009. A of 63 years, Barbara Legge years, as well as an active as president of both the communicant of Calvary Rowan, a daughter, a son, six member of Dalton First Memphis and the Tennessee Episcopal Church, she was a grandchildren and 12 great- United Methodist Church. Home Builders Associations, past president of the Women grandchildren. The widow of Robert E. was a senior lifetime director of Calvary, a member of the ’43 Beverly McFall Mitchell Taliaferro Jr., she leaves two of the National Association Woman’s Exchange and the of Memphis, May 16, 2009. daughters, two sons, 10 of Home Builders in Midtown Mental Health A dedicated patron of the grandchildren and fi ve great- Washington, DC, and served Center board. The widow of Memphis Public Library, the grandchildren. on the boards of The Dixon Robert Neil Archer Jr., she Junior League of Memphis ’45 Edward Clancy Boldt Gallery and Gardens, the leaves a daughter, two sons, and the Woman’s Exchange, of Memphis, Oct. 5, 2008. Van Vleet Foundation, the six grandchildren and four she was an accomplished After serving in the U.S. University of Tennessee great-grandchildren. painter, with works Coast Guard in the Atlantic Development Council, the ’40 Marjorie Elwood displayed at the Memphis in World War II, he was a University of Tennessee McEllroy of Memphis, College of Art, Memphis marketing executive with Medical School Round September 22, 2008. A Botanic Garden, the Alice First National Bank and Table and the Boyle Trust member of Second Bingham Gallery and the started the tradition of Co. He was a founding Presbyterian Church for David Lusk Gallery. The the Christmas lighting of member of the Memphis 58 years, where she was widow of Tom Mitchell Jr., the tower windows. The Chapter of Confrerie des

{ 42 } F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Chevaliers du Tastevin, a task force member on the Elizabeth Teed, three sons, Presbyterian Church, where worldwide French wine Committee on Rights of 10 grandchildren and two he served as deacon, elder society. He attended Calvary Children in Residential brothers. and Sunday school teacher, Episcopal Church. He leaves Treatment for the World ’50 Gale Beverly Martin he leaves his wife of 50 years, his wife of 56 years, Daphne Federation for Mental Evans of Honea Path, SC, Jacquelyn Brickler Giddens; Harriet Huger Beazley Health. He leaves his wife May 18, 2009. A member three daughters including Boyle, two daughters and six of 65 years, Elizabeth Shuler of Trinity United Methodist Julia Wynn ’89; three sons, grandchildren. Fudge, a daughter, three Church, she leaves her including Jeffrey Giddens ’46 Garnet Field Miller sons, nine grandchildren and husband of 59 years, Cecil ’84 and Joel Giddens ’86; 13 of Crystal River, FL, May four great-grandchildren. Evans ’49, two daughters, a grandchildren; and a brother. 2, 2009. She organized a ’48 Howard Bruce Hurt sister, fi ve grandchildren and ’52 Frank Montesi of Sunday school, the Junior of Knoxville, TN, Jan. 29, six great-grandchildren. Memphis, April 22, 2009. Choir, Junior Church and 2009. He proudly served ’50 James Edgar “Ed” He was one of the owners of Vacation Bible Schools at the his country during World Strain of Kingston, TN, the Fred Montesi Grocery fi rst Presbyterian Church of War II and was a POW. October 12, 2008. A Stores and Liberty Cash Crystal River. She became He obtained his Ph.D. in member of Grace Lutheran Warehouse. He leaves his involved with Word of Life clinical psychology and Church, he served in the wife of 58 years, Tish Dille Fellowship and formed a led the clinical psychology U.S. Navy for 3 1/2 years as Montesi, two daughters, four Bible club for teenagers, program at Oak Ridge a nuclear weapons inspector, sons and 17 grandchildren. fi elding retreats and tour bus National Laboratory until then worked with Oak ’54 Elizabeth Perkins trips to camp. She served his retirement in 1979. He Ridge National Laboratory “Beth” Graham of Memphis, as a social case worker and leaves a nephew, a niece and until his retirement. He April 4, 2009. A teacher director of the Key Training a great-nephew. was presented the Award of in Memphis City Schools Center, which included ’49 Carol Symons Hawk of Excellence for signifi cant for many years, she was an special education for three Albany, GA, Dec. 5, 2008. contribution to the Nuclear avid gardener, a member of counties. She toured as She worked for the U.S. Weapons Program. He was the D.A.R. and a longtime a speaker for Stonecroft Census and taught second also a member of the Roan active member of second Ministries and Christian grade Sunday school at County Tennis Association, Presbyterian Church. She Women’s Clubs, as well as Porterfi eld United Methodist the Environmental Review leaves her husband of 53 serving on the original board Church, where she was also Board, Three Rivers years, William T. “Bill” of directors for the Seven involved in women’s and Ramblers Square and Round Graham, two daughters, a Rivers Christian School. youth activities. She was Dancing Club, the Roane granddaughter and a sister. The widow of Sam Miller, involved in the Wesley Glen County Republican Party ’58 John E. Martin of she leaves six children, 17 Ministries, Vashti and the and the Knoxville Ski Club. Dunwoody, GA, June 10, grandchildren and seven City Mission Board, the The widower of Lib Strain, 2009. A general agent for great-grandchildren. Flint River Girl Scouts (for he leaves a daughter, two Berkshire Life, he was an ’48 Samuel Royal Fudge which she earned the highest sons and two grandchildren. avid backpacker and hiked of Chapel Hill, NC, May honor (the Thanks Badge II ’51 John M. “Buddy” Clark most of the Appalachian 29, 2009. He was a B17 award), the PTA, Theatre Jr. of Encinitas, CA, March Trail. He also bicycled navigator in the U.S. Army Albany, Albany Hospice, 3, 2009. He leaves his from Savannah to San Air Corps, European Meals on Wheels and the wife, Gale Reynolds Clark Diego as well as through Theater, during World Albany Symphony. She was ’51, four children and six Europe. He leaves his wife, War II, discharged from chosen by WALB-TV as grandchildren. Patricia “Tish” Martin, three service as a 1st lieutenant one of the Ten Who Make ’51 Dr. William Ralph “Bill” sons, three daughters, 18 and was a recipient of the a Difference. The widow of Giddens of Shreveport, LA, grandchildren, three great- Purple Heart. He was pastor Herbert E. Hawk, she leaves May 2, 2009. A physician grandchildren and two of Presbyterian churches four daughters and their who practiced internal brothers. in Tennessee and North families. medicine for 35 years, he ’58 David Louis Simpson Carolina, and served on the ’49 Ralph H. Teed Jr. of also was a medical offi cer III of Memphis, May 21, faculties of the University Little Rock, AR, July 7, in the U.S. Air Force 2009. He was an associate of North Carolina and the 2009. Director of rates with the rank of captain. with the law fi rm Larkey, University of Houston. He and research at Arkansas He participated in the Dudley, Blanchard and was director of the Group Power and Light Co. until formation of Louisiana McRae before serving as Child Care Project at the retiring in 1991, he was State University School of the secretary and general School of Social Work, an avid outdoorsman Medicine in Shreveport counsel for the legal UNC and a child care who loved hunting and as a clinical professor of department at Conwood consultant, nationally and fi shing with his sons and internal medicine and was Corp. He served on the internationally. He published grandchildren. A member a pilot, sailor, chess player board of the Memphis Pink a book, Living with Today’s of Covenant Presbyterian and avid coin collector. A Palace as its legal counsel Teenagers, and served as a Church, he leaves his wife, lifelong member of First and was instrumental in rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S { 43 } In Memoriam obtaining the museum’s member of the Tennessee she was involved in the served in the U.S. Air Force IMAX Theater. A past and Maryland chapters of Girl Scouts. A member and was a member of St. president of the Rhodes The Order of the Founders of Idlewild Presbyterian Mary’s-on-the-Highlands Alumni Association, a and Patriots, St. George’s Church, she leaves her Episcopal Church. He leaves former member of the Society of Maryland and the husband of 32 years, Joshua his wife, Alice Wilkerson MIFA Development Board Washington Assembly. He Goodlett Brown ’65, two Durkee, two sons, a sister and a longtime member was a vestryman at St. John’s daughters including Natalie and a brother. of Idlewild Presbyterian Episcopal Church in Ellicott Ensminger Gildea ’91, a ’81 Gregory Clay Volgas Church, he coached boys’ City, MD. He leaves his grandson, her father and two of Memphis, July 17, 2009. soccer and baseball for the wife, Sue Bracewell Whittle sisters. The manager of the Product church and served as a tutor ’61, and a daughter, Allison ’73 Regina Ann Copeland Development Lab for Helena at Idlewild Elementary Elisabeth Whittle Hodges Harkness of Holly Springs, Chemical Co., he also played School. He leaves his wife ’97. MS, April 18, 2009. A soccer for the Memphis of 50 years, Beth LeMaster ’64 Carl David Bird of chemist at A & L Analytical, Kickers, Memphis Rogues Simpson ’58, a daughter, Lighthouse Point, FL, she leaves a son, a brother and the Milwaukee Wave. two sons, six grandchildren, December 21, 2008. and her mother. He was involved with the his mother, a brother, Jon ’66 Claire Campbell Massey ’75 David Joel Lambert of Boy Scouts for 13 years and Simpson ’59, and a sister. of Longwood, FL, June 15, Phoenix, AZ, June 17, 2009. was scoutmaster of Troop ’60 Beryl Friddle Looney 2009. A social worker in He worked as a commodity 255. He enjoyed hiking, of Ruskin, FL, July 21, the mental health fi eld, she trader and then as a bond, backpacking and camping 2009. A kindergarten worked with the Orange currency and derivative in the Smoky Mountains teacher who taught in County Public Schools, then trader in Memphis, then National Park. He leaves Riverview, Gibsonton and at the University of Central for the U.S. Food Service his wife, Julie Volgas; a Ruskin, FL, she leaves her Florida, where she served on and Jefferson Wells as a son, Nicholas Volgas ’11; husband, David Looney, the Community Advisory computer information his parents; and a brother, two daughters, a son, three Board and was the fi eld technology auditor and David Volgas ’75. daughters by marriage and education coordinator for governance professional. He ’83 Karen Lydia “Prissy”+ 11 grandchildren. the School of Social Work. was a sports car enthusiast McLellan Pamplin of ’61 Samuel Lewis “Sam” She was also a member of and enjoyed cross-country Franklin, TN, May 29, Drash of Chattanooga, the Council on Social Work motorcycle trips. He was 2009. A loan offi cer with TN, June 12, 2009. A Education and a former an expert marksman, avid Equity Mortgage, she leaves principal, teacher and coach board member of The Grove. photographer and wine her husband, Christopher for 45 years, he served as A member of the Episcopal connoisseur. He loved his J. Pamplin, two sons, her headmaster at schools in Church of the Resurrection church community and mother and two brothers, Tennessee, Alabama and where she sang in the choir, participated wherever he including Kevin A. Florida. He also coached she leaves a daughter, a son lived, including Bethany McLellan ’81. baseball, football and and a granddaughter. Community Church in basketball grade-school ’66 William “Bill” Kossuth Tempe and Cornerstone teams, racking up numerous Weber of Lancaster, PA, July in Chandler. He leaves his championships along the 15, 2009. A member of the parents and two brothers. way. A longtime class Lone Oak Church of Christ, ’76 Steven Earl McAmis reporter for Rhodes magazine, he was a labor relations and of Georgetown, TN, April he leaves his wife of 43 benefi ts plans manager for 16, 2009. He coached high years, Ginny Taylor Drash the U.S. Energy Corporation school football and taught ’66, three sons including and served as a captain in psychology and sociology. Mike Drash ’91 and three the U.S. Marine Corps A member of and music grandchildren. during the Vietnam War. director at West Cleveland ’61 Stewart Coleman He leaves his wife, Melinda Baptist Church, he had Whittle of Knoxville, TN, Gates Weber ’69, a daughter, also served as music and June 30, 2009. He served a son, two granddaughters youth director at several three years in the U.S. and three brothers. area churches. He enjoyed Army and for 35 years, was ’70 Trudy Reed Brown of fi shing, hunting, golfi ng and employed by the National Memphis, May 4, 2009. She training Labrador retrievers. Security Agency, during served as director of medical He leaves his wife of 33 years, which time he held posts records at Lakeside Hospital Doris McAmis, a daughter, in Germany, Japan and the and at Baptist Memorial a grandson, his parents, two United Kingdom. After Hospital East, and was a brothers and a half-sister. retiring from the NSA, he reimbursement specialist at ’80 Arthur “Art” Bowman formed and operated a Cardiology Specialists. A Durkee Jr. of Birmingham, computer consulting fi rm master gardener who loved AL, June 1, 2009. An owner in Maryland. He was a sailing and being outdoors, of B&A Warehouse, he

{ 44 } FALL 2 0 0 9 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 ur students’ passion Ofor learning is matched by the passion for giving in our alumni/ ae, parents and friends. We express our deepest gratitude to all who sustain Rhodes College with their fi nancial commitments.

The state-of-the-art Paul Barret Jr. Library, which opened in summer 2005, recentered the campus The Benefactors’ Circle The Benefactors’ Circle in the Cloister of Palmer Hall includes the names of those who have made historic commitments to Rhodes.

Connie and Dunbar Abston Hazel M.♦ and Ralph C. Hon♦ Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust

Emily P.♦ and Emerson A. Alburty♦ The Hyde Family Foundations Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea

Lucille Hamer ’48 and Margaret R. Hyde ’34♦ Josie and Julian Robertson

Robert W. Amis ’48♦ Dorothy C. King♦ Patricia K. and ARAMARK Corporation The Kresge Foundation Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65

Ann Pridgen ’47 and Edgar H. Bailey E. H. Little♦ Martha R.♦ and James D. Robinson♦

Paul Barret, Jr. ’46♦ Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr. Jac C. Ruffi n ’41♦

Walter D. Bellingrath♦ Edward C. Martin, Jr. ’41♦ James F. Ruffi n♦

Carolyn♦ and Winton Blount♦ Virginia♦ and Robert♦ McCallum J. S.♦ and Jan S. Seidman

Corella Allen♦ and Bertram F. Bonner♦ Harry B. McCoy, Jr.♦ Leone W.♦ and P. K. Seidman♦

L. Palmer Brown, III ’30♦ Mabel M. and Phillip H. McNeill Cindy L. and John C. Sites ’74

Neville Frierson Bryan ’58 and Pamela and William Michaelcheck ’69 Jeannette Spann ’30♦

John H. Bryan ’58 Judith Deavenport ’56 and James A. Thomas III ’62♦

Joyce A. Mollerup and Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Terry E. Westbrook ’66♦

Robert H. Buckman Axson Brown and Bryan Morgan Mary Wilson White♦

Stanley J.♦ and Mertie W. Buckman♦ Lillian♦ and Morrie Moss♦ The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

Valerie S. and Glenn C. Burgess Bruce K. and Harold F. Ohlendorf♦ ’31 Dorothy♦ and Kemmons♦ Wilson

Catherine♦ and A. K. Burrow♦ Catherine♦ and Edmund Orgill♦ Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson

Christine Barham Caruthers♦ Joseph and Irene Leatherman Orgill Marjorie ’39♦ and

Rachel M.♦ and S. DeWitt Clough♦ Weetie and Harry Phillips, Sr.♦ Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 The Plough Foundation ♦In Memoriam Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 Carol W. and James H. Prentiss♦ Linda and Mike Curb The Day Foundation William B. Dunavant, Jr.

Sarah M.♦ and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.♦ ’26 The Ford Foundation

Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51♦ and Arthur Fulmer Allison and Thomas M. Garrott

Alfred C. Glassell ’11♦

Boyce♦ and Cecil M. Gooch♦

The Hassell Family♦of Clifton, Tennessee

Napoleon♦ and Marie Cordes Hill♦

2 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 The Charles E. Diehl Society Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, President The Charles E. Diehl Society is named for Charles E. Diehl, who served as College President from 1917-49. The Society recognizes individuals who have provided generous fi nancial support for the operation of the college as well as leadership, loyalty and expertise throughout the year. Endowed Circle Carole Pearson Troutt Jane Porter Feild Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ’84 William E. Troutt Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52 Linda Rhea of the Charles E. Debby Wallace Deirdre Giblin S. Herbert Rhea John M. Wallace, III ’75 J.W. Gibson Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller Diehl Society Rebecca Webb Wilson Katherine Buckman Gibson Ali Saberioon Spence L. Wilson Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie ’75 Gita Hakimian Saberioon To ensure Rhodes’ continuing fi nancial Two Anonymous Donors Trow Gillespie Chris Sanders strength, unrestricted endowment Jason T. Greene ’91 W. Reid Sanders gifts can be made to fund perpetual Diehl Society Sustainer Michelle Long Greene ’91 Deborah Owen Schadt memberships in the Charles E. Diehl Connie Abston Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Stephen C. Schadt Society. These unrestricted gifts may Dunbar Abston, Jr. Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 be either current or deferred or some James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Melissa Ann Herbst ’94 Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63* combination of the two. They are Tanya Coleman Augustine C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Brenda Schilly Smith* recognized with membership in the John H. Bryan ’58 Charlotte Hill Betty Wood Storrs ’53* Endowed Circle. Neville Frierson Bryan ’58 Deke Iglehart Charles L. Storrs* John H. Coats ’75 Jill Hortenstine Iglehart ’73 Harry L. Swinney ’61* Pamela Coats Wendy H. Jacoway Janet Graf Tate Endowed James Finley Erwin* William H. Jacoway ’62 S. Shepherd Tate ’39 Pam Jean Erwin* Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Elizabeth Louise Todd ’73 Guarantors Barbara Howell Hamilton ’51 Lizabeth Kelley* Edward O. Uthman ’74 Mr.♦ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ‘62 Ralph S. Hamilton Helen Hope Kimbrough Margaret Uthman Barry D. Johnson ’83 Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Henry D. Varnell, Jr. Susanna Yarbrough Johnson Bruce R. LeForce ’81 Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Members of the Camille Tanner Jones Charlotte A. LeForce Jenna Goodloe Wade W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 James R. Lientz, Jr. John P. Wade Charles E. Diehl Riea M. Lainoff Margaret Hall Lientz Robert R. Waller Society Steven Roy Lainoff Lola Harrison Llewellyn Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Herbert Linville ’50 Robert R. Llewellyn Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Members of the Charles E. Diehl J. Stephen Martin Debby Makris David D. Watts ’63 Society provide annual unrestricted L. Allen Reynolds ’60 George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Janet Watts gifts. Membership levels in the Society Randall R. Rhea ’77 Suzanne Mallory William H. Wilcox are Philanthropists ($100,000 or James T. Robertson ’53 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Kathryn Anne Williams more), Guarantors ($50,000 or more), Valeria Robertson Hervey Doughton Martin ’58 Grace Morris Williamson ’57 Fellows ($25,000 or more), Benefactors Jocelyn Rudner Steve A. Martin ’59 Deborah Hewitt Wynne ($15,000 or more), Sustainers ($10,000 William B. Rudner Jo Maxwell Steven Earl Wynne or more) and Patrons ($5,000 or John Joseph Sherman John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Kelly Elizabeth Young more). For those alumni who have Mary Donnelly Sherman Mary McCallum McDonnell Peter Michael Young not yet celebrated their tenth reunion, Janelle Love Simmons* Michael McDonnell David Glenn Zanca* membership is offered at a reduced Thomas Murphey Simmons* James E. McGehee, Jr. Ginny Zanca* amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase Cindy Lynn Sites Virginia Ballou McGehee♦ ’46 to a higher level are marked with an John C. Sites ’74 Mabel McCall McNeill ♦In Memoriam asterisk. Donna T. Springfi eld Phillip H. McNeill James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 J. Michael Millis* Diehl Society Fellow Janet C. Millis* Carmen Webb Anderson ’71 Diehl Society Patron Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Ronald K. Anderson ’71 David Hughes Barber Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Brenda Crain Jean Louise Barber Fred Montesi, III J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 John C. Hugon ’77 Carolyn Farrior Boone Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 J. L. Jerden ’59 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. Merry Moore Jane Grey Jerden John H. Bryan, III ’83 Craig W. Murray ’69* Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Louise Comiskey Bryan Elisabeth Raque Nesler William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’47 Joseph Hartt Nesler Arthur W. Rollins ’81 C. Williams Butler, III ’63 James E. Newman Cathy Rollins Joan Davis Butler Jennifer Worsham Newman ’73 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Ann O’Donnell Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich♦ ’39 Judith Campbell James A. O’Donnell ’74 Christopher J. Chapman Carol Corbitt Overend Diehl Society Benefactor Ellen Clark David Overend ’96 Carol Piplar Barton Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. George D. Overend James H. Barton Maura Brady Costello ’83 Willson M. Overend Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Timothy P. Costello Clinton R. Pearson Robert E. Craddock, Jr. Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96* Esther West Pearson Barbara Rosser Hyde David B. DuBard ’88 John R. Pharis ’67 Joseph R. Hyde, III Joe M. Duncan ’63 Louise Bondurant Phillips John Palmer Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Gayle Davis Posey Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Laila Adams Eckels ’71 William H. Posey, III ’80 Morris T. Reagan ’60 Richard H. Eckels ’70 A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 3 The Red & Black Society Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66, President Members of The Red & Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For those alumni who have not yet celebrated their tenth reunion, membership is offered at a reduced amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Red & Black Society Partner Joe McWilliams Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Camille D. Miller Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99 Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73 Alper M. Cetingok ’97 William Alton Miller Madison Moore Agee’ 99 Leila Dell Mischer R. Alan Chambers Carol Ellis Morgan ’76 Carole L. Branyan ’67* Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Rebecca S. Chambers J. Thomas Morgan, III Katherine Jackson Bye* Cecilia H. Morgan* Susan M. Clark ’74 David M. Morris ’54* Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66* John R. Morgan* Michael T. Clary ’77 Christine Nall Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Pamela Denise Murray ’83 Nancy E. Clary Julian C. Nall ’43 Martha Duncan Donald Alfred Nelson* Deborah Blinn Coleman ’90* Amy Inklebarger Ogden Roy L. Greenlee Teresa Watson Nelson* J. Robert Coleman ’89* Harry P. Ogden ’71 Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52 Molly Newman* John S. Collier ’46* Martha Irene Pedersen ’70* Brent Christopher Haney Ginger Nussbaum Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46* Sarah Rook Perkins ’49 Christine S. Haney Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Cynthia Mathis Pfohl ’05* Michael G. Nolan ’79* Clyde L. Patton, Jr. James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Grace Wunderlich Prange ’39 Rosalia Nolan* Leslie Patton Sara Lynn Stainback ’98 Mary Lampton Puckett ’74 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Jeanne Ellen Perkins John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Richard H. Puckett Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Joe Bob Perkins Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 M. Rex Rankin, III ’74* Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Cynthia Crowson Pierce Carla Jane Cox ’73 Henrietta Ratcliff Brian F. Sudderth ’77 George Forster Pierce, III Martha House Crenshaw ’74 James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 Lynn Reecer Sudderth ’78 Mark Jay Prak Timothy D. Davis ’87* Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77* Robin Huestis Prak Genny Doramus Paul O. Roberts Thomas D. Sullivan* Barbara B. Price W. Michael Doramus ’72 Debbi Fields Rose* Joseph A. Price Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87* Michael D. Rose* Red & Black Society Senior Allyson Hooper Proctor ’87 Jennifer Dufour* F. Michael Royer Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Shelley Jean Royer G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87* Charles J. Reichelt, Jr. William Britton Duke, II Deborah Sale ’70* Kimberly Collins Bates ’88* Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92 Christine Ray Eades ’82 Margaret Bane Schatzman ’79 Elizabeth Lazear Bingley ’71* Melody Hokanson Richey David L. Eades ’82 Nathan K. Schatzman David D. Blalock, Jr. Warren A. Richey P.J. Marschner Edington Charles W. Sheehan ’01* Nancy R. Blalock Anna Robbins William H. Edington ’67 Lisa B. Singer* Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79 S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Ann Crandall Sloan Ralph A. Carl ’75 Cary G. Rotter Lawrence E. Evans ’65 C. Hamilton Sloan Anita Ann Davis ’90 Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 J. Robert Farrell ’71* Jonathan P. Smoke ’91 Georgia S. Davis Beth McFadden Rouse Linda K. Farrell* Kathleen Fleece Smoke ’91 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Robert Hudson Rouse Camille Roberts Fenton* Florence Swepston Snowden ’47* Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 Diane Rudner* John M. Fenton* Frank F. Splann, Jr. ’59* Kristen Taylor Duncan’ 96 John R. Tilton ’67 Russell E. Galloway ’80 Burton N. Stodghill ’92 John Edwin Ferebee Lois Tilton Sherry Galloway Alex Robert Stowe, Jr. C. Bradford Foster, III ’69 Claude B. Trusty ’56 Karen Marie Gehrs ’83 Josephine Uri Stowe Susan Hoefer Foster’ 69 Margaret Trusty Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82* Doris Kattan Sullivan Annette Longnon Geddes Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Margaret Lawson Headrick ’73 John Stephen Sullivan, III Gerald Kip Geddes Allyson Kennett Williams ’96* S. Russell Headrick ’73 David L. Tait Helyn Shelley Goldstein Brett K. Williams ’94* Edward C. Hermann ’42 Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83 Deborah Bennett Goss One Anonymous Donor Katherine M. Hermann Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 John Bradford Goss Sally Ann Holmes ’85 Grady F. Tollison, Jr. ’62 R. Sann Gossum ’86* Red & Black Society Scott P. Howard ’73 Nina Stubblefi eld Tollison Sara Helen Goza ’80 Associate Nancy Cox Howell ’67 C. Lamar Wallis Thomas B. Harris John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Walter B. Howell ’66 Ada Jane Walters ’56 Kathy Lynn Hayek ’81 Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 David Hunter of Montlaw♦ ’85 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 Frances Clevenger Henkel ’79 Catharine Coleman Alexander’ 56 Bridget Jensen Carol Nicholson Ward Michael C. Henkel ’79 J. David Alexander, Jr. ’53 Emily Mills Johnson ’83 Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57 J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73 Marcie Allen ’96 Erin Stukey Johnson ’73 Andrew W. Watts ’85 Tena Hollingsworth J. W. Andrew ’42* Warren T. Johnson, Jr. Cathy Harper Watts Anne Hixon Huff ’57* Mabel Andrew* Frank A. Jones Tracy L. Wesche Thomas A. Huff ’57* Bryan T. Baker ’01 Margaret Wood Jones W. Allen Wesche ’88 Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84* Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Mark A. Jones Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Mark Nolan Hurley ’82* Nancy Cotham Black ’94 Ernest G. Kelly, Jr.* Howard C. Westmoreland Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Claire Knight Blake* Daney D. Kepple Lin C. Wetterau, Jr.* Thomas A. Jones ’73* Joseph J. Blake Jr.* Henry M. Lee, Jr. ’75 Mary McDonald Wetterau ’54* Doreen M. Kelly Cindy Boone* David E. Lindsey ’63* Pam Stewart Wild Matthew D. Marcotte ’99 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71* Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65* Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Forrest S. McCartney Anne Riley Bourne ’54 Anne Elizabeth Martin Doug Kent Williams Ruth Griffi s McCartney ’50 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 James Marvin Martin Jane Wittichen Williams ’52* James L. McElroy ’69 Laura Keever Brimberry ’89 James R. McCarty ’71 Judy Ann Williams Katherine Maddox McElroy ’77 Olin K. Brimberry James G. McClure ’46 Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Alexander J. McKelway ’86 Rickman P. Brown ’77 Marion Dugdale McClure Stacy Sodel Womack John H. McMinn, III ’68 Mary Catherine Cancelosi Wesley N. Meador ’00 Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Richard Alan Cancelosi Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77

4 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Red & Black Society Member Senter Crook ’65 Lauren Beth Gunn ’02 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 Bette Joan Ackerman C. Richard Crosby Elizabeth Myers Haag ’98 John Dewitt Lent Amanda Jones Aghdami ’90* Meg Thomas Crosby ’92 Christopher Harris Pamela K. Lent P. Max Aldrich ’82* Scott J. Crosby Cynthia C. Harris Carol McCracken Lowry H. William Allen, III ’66 Wynona Gillmore Crosby ’64 Diana Craig Harris Thomas M. Lowry, III ’63 Katherine Willis Allen ’66 Cynthia T. Culmo Jacob B. Harvey ’09 Chrissy Lydick Ann Griffi th Ash Mark M. Culmo William Cobb Hazelrig Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Russell P. Ashford ’83 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill Susan Dillard Hendrickson ’69 Karen Davies Lynch Sarah L. Ashford James H. Daughdrill, Jr. William G. Hendrickson ’68 Michael John Lynch Mehreen Omar Atiq Emily Louise Davis ’06* Kim Baxter Henley ’60 Nancy Rogers MacDonald Omar Taimoor Atiq Blanche Buckingham Deaderick ’65 Raymond F. Henley ’60 Chip Fabian MacDonald Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 Michael R. Deaderick ’64 Jack D. Herbert ’62 Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb ’63 Kelsey Claire Dean ’09 Jerry D. Heston ’78 Neely Mallory, III George W. Awsumb ’61 Henry Claude DeBeaux, III Dennis A. Higdon Bouldin A. Marley, Jr. ’71 G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 Toya Lynn DeBeaux Joanna Coss Higdon ’66 Douglas F. Martin Marie Farrar Baldree ’85 Emily Whiting Deichmann ’07 Beth Highsmith Elizabeth Bruce Martin ’80 Thomas Medley Bale Gregory Irving DesRoches Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Hilary Lavonne Mast ’07* Vickie Lynn Bale Liane Heise DesRoches John S. Hille ’69 Anne Barrett Mathes ’76 P. Ross Bandy ’72 Christian S. Dewhurst ’09 Tansill Heslip Hille ’69 Julia Matthews Carolyn Alison Barnwell ’99 Janice Ost Donelson John E. Hixon ’60 Michael L. Matthews ’84 Sharon Mattison Battaglia Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Margaret Hixon David L. McAdoo ’62 William P. Battaglia Joyce Dortch Michael J. Hofto Amy Hazlewood McAtee ’86 Anne Gaudet Beard ’84 Richard W. Dortch ’58 Nancy T. Hofto W. Neal McAtee ’85 Richardson Beard Edna Earl Douglas Deborah Elliott Hoggard Isaac Joseph McFadden Joy Magdovitz Bearman ’58 John P. Douglas ’48 Jeffrey Gordon Hoggard Brian S. McGeorge ’95 Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Damon V. Dowd ’09 C. Alton Hollingsworth, Jr. Susan S. McGeorge Jann J. Bellamy Judith Simono Durff ’66 Elizabeth Hollingsworth ’55 John W. McQuiston, II ’65 Raymond E. Bellamy Thomas H. Durff ’65 William Mason Holmes, Jr. ’64 Robbie Walker McQuiston ’65 Tracee Bennett Carl G. Dury, II ’72 Dana Bradley Holt* Irma Waddell Merrill ’47* Igor Bidikov Jennifer Fey Edmonds’ 68 Rita Louise Holt* Jack R. Mills, Jr. Tatiana Bidikov Oscar H. Edmonds, III Daniel M. Hougland ’76 Valerie A. Mills Ellen Barton Blackmon Carolyn Edwards John R. Huffman Charles S. Mitchell, V ’94 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Michael A. Edwards ’79 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Houston Niller Moore ’29 William Petus Blalock Douglas Leslie Eiland William W. Hunt ’56 Patricia Riegle Morehead ’54 Doris Fenton Blew ’49 Sonja Darlene Eiland Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’59 William E. Morehead Suzanne L. Bonefas Georgia Wolfe Engwall Robert J. Hussey, Jr. David J. Morgan ’00 James D. Bonham ’76 K. Wyatt Engwall ’69 Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ’62 Sarah Marshall Morgan ’99 Jane Bonham Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68 John Jacobus ’62 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Barbara Lesh Borleske ’68 Robert J. Ennis Julia Katherine Jardine ’07 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Stephen G. Borleske Jennifer Lenora Erkulwater ’95 Charles R. Johanson Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 B. Snowden Boyle, Jr.♦ ’46 Donna Kay Fisher ’71 Theresa B. Johanson Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Daphne Boyle Stephanie Louise Flaniken ’76 Arch C. Johnston ’67 Maureen Elaine O’Neal Jennifer Dallas Buckthal Patricia Michele Flynn ’77 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06* Michael John O’Neal John Roger Buckthal Martha Fogelman Jill S. Johnston Gregory Ott Nancy Carter Burnidge ’58* Robert F. Fogelman Stuart T. Johnston ’03* C. Penn Owen, III Bonnibel Scales Byars Ellen Kimbrough Fones* B.J. Jones* Gwen Jones Owen ’79 William Venoy Byars Jere B. Fones ’70* Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59* D. Davidson Oxley ’87 Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Brian E. Foshee Stephen P. Jones Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Elizabeth W. Caldwell Lauren Foshee Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Ted C. Caldwell Kristine Kathleen Fox William Ralph Jones, Jr.* Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66 Samuel O. Franklin Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Daniel E. Pellegrom* Bill M. Campbell* Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Cheryl L. Kaywood Sally Pellegrom* Mary Palmer Campbell ’79* Elise Frick Sam K. Kaywood Frances Crouch Perkins ’51 Donna Casparian Michael R. Frick ’80 Keith E. Kelly ’88 David W. Perlis ’90 Georgia DuPré Chadwick Christy Holt Frierson* Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90 Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick John Bolinger Frierson* Katie Tart Kibler ’98 Charles Perry ’40 John S. Cherry, Jr. ’63 Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr. W. Scott Kibler ’98 J. Russell Perry ’33 G. Edmond Clark Nancy Hill Fulmer♦ ’51 Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn ’79 Ann Petersen Sue McCown Clark Arthur Fulmer, III Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick James D. Petersen ’60 Annelle Albritton Clute ’55 Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Robert D. Kirkpatrick Charles J. Ping ’51 Charles P. Cobb ’44 Steven M. Garrett ’81 Lynn Stapleton Koch ’83 Claire Oates Ping ’53 Ruth Moore Cobb Lela Sanford Whittle Germann Robert A. Koch Gary M. Polovich James N. Compton ’71* Logan H. Germann ’93 Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Peggy Collins Polovich Foy Coolidge Paul H. Gilpin Gwyn Ellen Kooy-Smith* Dorothy Johnson Pounders ’68 Francis Lowell Coolidge Mary Ben Glancy Jeffrey John Kovalic* Louis R. Pounders ’68 Mary Louise Coolidge Sean E. Glancy Pamela Kovalic* Brad Priester ’86 William A. Coolidge, Jr. Emmel B. Golden, Jr. ’72 Henry A. Kurtz Joanna Smith Priester ’88 Michael P. Corey Nancy Jaco Golden ’71 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 K. C. Ptomey, Jr. ’64 Patricia Ann Corey Jeanne Grebe Berta Radford Laney ’50 Richard D. Quay Colin L. Cox ’09 T. Keith Grebe James Thomas Laney Rosamond Goldman Quay ’75 Marcus P. Cox ’04 Eileen Ann Griffi n Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence ’93 Joan Corbett Quinn Jeffrey L. Crader ’01 Thomas Earl Griffi n Mary Dempsey Lembke John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 Joseph A. Crone ’09 Jack Webster Grigsby Matthew H. Lembke ’88 Mark W. Randolph

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 5 The Red & Black Society continued from page 5 Charlotte Lebo Ray ’67 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03* William C. Threlkeld ’53 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 James A. Ray Michael John Semmes Endang Megawatt Tong Richard E. Weiler Larry Rice ’74 Yvette Young Semmes William Chi Tong Diane McMillan Wellford ’59 Joy Rice Elaine K. Shanley J.D. Trimble, Jr. ’52 Walker L. Wellford, III ’59 John Albert Riggs, IV John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 Linda Z. Tufton Robert W. Wheeler ’84* Christopher L. Riley ’84 Leighton A. Shantz ’88 Peter Michael Tufton Carol Pickens White ’66 Carol Ann Greaves Rockett ’59 Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 James Maurice Turk, IV* Thomas J. White, Jr. ’62 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Erin Davis Shedd ’98 Patricia Leland Turk* Barbara Williams Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 David Coventry Smith* Michael S. Tutor G. Kenneth Williams Joe Royer Allison Paige Spinks Ruth Green Tutor ’85 John A. Williams Philip J. Ruppel ’06 Stephen Christopher Spinks ’91 William C. Tyler, Jr. ’05* Vivian Gray Williams Carolyn R. Russell Trish Witherspoon Spore ’83* Carolyn Spann Utt Jon David Willingham ’04 George M. Russell ’56 Richard R. Spore, III ’84* William Phillips Utt Deborah Riefe Wilson Sally Jane Rutherford Gregory L. Stewart ’94 Amanda Illges Van Cleve ’91 George W. Wilson, III ’53 Alan Dale Sandifer Anne Stokes William J. Van Cleve ’90 Natalie Wilson Mary Louise Sandifer John W. Stokes, Jr. Christopher W. VanDervort ’02 Robert Lee Wilson John R. Satterthwaite ’71 Choojit Sweeney Glenn Nichols Wagner David J. Wottle Sharon Jean Roe Satterthwaite John J. Sweeney, Jr. Patricia Louise Walls Janice Kay Wottle Eugene M. Schaeffer♦ ’49 Carol Tate Deborah Susan Wann Linda Kay Yates ’69 June Morrow Schaeffer ’46 R. Trent Taylor ’95 Ronnie J. Wann Donna Mannina Young ’88 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98* Amy Morris Teal Grace Williams Ward ’03 Olivia DeLoach Zahler ’67 Barry Charles Schully Eric M. Teal ’91 Lynn Morrow Ward ’66 Emily Perkins Zerfoss Ellen Coulter Schully Lora Tuttle Terry* Rick Lane Warren, III Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III Eric H. Schulta William Alexander Terry* Polly Pogue Warren Four Anonymous Donors Kim A. Schulta Myrna Thomas David B. Weatherman ’01 Eric T. Sefton ’02* Josephine Taylor Threlkeld ’54 Julia Hamilton Weaver ’85 ♦In Memoriam The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College honors members of The Walter D. Bellingrath Society, whose concern for the future fi nancial strength of Rhodes has led them to make historic deferred gifts to the college.

Joseph W. Blount ’79 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 James A. Thomas, III ’62♦ Carole L. Branyan ’67 Joyce A. Mollerup Nancy Laws Thomas Robert H. Buckman Paul S. Mostert ’50 Rebecca Webb Wilson C. Stratton Hill ’50 Harrison Kirkland Osoinach ’55 Spence L. Wilson Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Randall R. Rhea ’77 William C. Wilson, Esquire ’61 Mark N. Hurley ’82 James T. Robertson ’53 Winston Wolfe Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Valeria B. Robertson Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Ann Rollow Ross ’52 ♦In Memoriam The Ralph C. Hon Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College recognizes members of the Ralph C. Hon Society who have ensured the future strength of the college by making Rhodes a direct benefi ciary of a variety of estate plans including will provisions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and life insurance policies.

Connie Abston David E. Brock ’80 Kevin E. Collins ’81 Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 Dunbar Abston, Jr. Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Katharine Meacham Conover ’43 Lynn Myrick Dudley ’82 Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 William B. Dunavant, Jr. Lucille Hamer Amis ’48 Judith Campbell Claudia Cooper Cook ’69 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Marshall Amis Ewing Carruthers, Jr. ’39 H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Robert W. Amis♦ ’48 Jane Ogden Carruthers ’48 Lisa Davis Cooke Judith Simono Durff ’66 Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 Pete Cornish ’62 Thomas H. Durff ’65 Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 William D. Challen Henry R. Crais ’58 Carl G. Dury, II ’72 John Timothy Atkinson ’70 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Nancy Stillman Crais Elizabeth Larson Eckford ’82 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Tom S. Charlton ’78 Judith Devore Crumby Erroll Eckford, III ’81 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Anthony J. Chivetta Robert H. Crumby ’53 Michael A. Edwards ’79 Cynthia Brown Bair ’83 Dolores Chivetta Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Lawrence A. Egger Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Ellen Clark Alan E. Curle ’82 Patricia Butterworth Egger ’65 Martha J. Becker Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Georgia S. Davis Kurt Elias ’40 Ann Bell ’41 James Nelson Clay, III ’51 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Leo Berg ’78 Charles P. Cobb ’44 W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. James G. Finley ’62 Richard D. Bird, Jr. ’83 Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Charles P. Boone Ruth Moore Cobb Richard B. Dixon ’50 Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58 Beverly Claire Cole Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Robert Marvin Ford, Jr. ’82 Mary Dorothy Boswell ’38 Stephen H. Cole ’68 F. Elaine Donelson ’59 L. Dossett Foster ’64 Anne Riley Bourne ’54 Frances Coley Janice Ost Donelson W. Aaron Foster ’67 E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51 John S. Collier ’46 Edna Earl Douglas James L. Fri, Jr. Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46 John P. Douglas ’48 Frank A. Frisch ’77

6 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Jennie Puryear Gardner ’31 Andrew S. London J. Russell Perry ’33 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Allison Garrott Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 John Joseph Thomason ’51 Thomas M. Garrott, III Beverly Luttrell John R. Pharis ’67 Sally Palmer Thomason Virginia Gayle Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Pamela Anne Portwood ’78 James Howard Thompson ’56 Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 R. Michael Potter Margareta O. Thompson Henry Goodrich W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 Robert T. Threlkeld ’82 Justine Klyce Guthrie ’42 H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 Carol Prentiss Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. Gus G. Halliburton Patrick L. Matlock ’74 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Carole Pearson Troutt Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Ethel Taylor Maxwell ’36 Anne Pyron William E. Troutt Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74 Vern E. McCarty ’66 Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Claude B. Trusty ’56 Robert M. Haugh ’73 Kathleen McClain ’74 Carolyn Tatum Ray ’90 Margaret Trusty Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Mary McCallum McDonnell Christopher C. Ray ’88 Donald W. Tucker Allen H. Hilzheim ’43 Michael McDonnell Ann McConnell Reaves ’47 Sybil Tucker Jack B. Hilzheim♦ ’48 Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Robert G. Reaves Frank L. Turner, Jr. ’50 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 William H. McLean ’57 J. William Reddoch, III ’84 Ralph V. Turner ’57 Norma Keisling Holmes ’52 Harriette Hollis McLoughlin ’41 Jenny Reid Rann L. Vaulx ’60 William Mason Holmes, Jr. ’64 John T. McLoughlin William W. Reid, Jr. Robert R. Waller Elizabeth Anne Davies Hood N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 David Reinmund ’82 Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Jason P. Hood ’87 Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 Linda Rhea Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 Marcus C. Houston ’70 David R. McWilliams ’78 S. Herbert Rhea Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Margaret Jones Houts ’40 Stevens D. Melton ’77 Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 David D. Watts ’63 Scott P. Howard ’73 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 Paul O. Roberts H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Karen Hulett Philip E. Mischke ’79 Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Norma Webb ’52 William B. Hulett ’69 Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Cathy Rollins Brenda K. Webb-Lanier Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Catherine Harrell Morehead ’82 William B. Rudner Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 Robert T. Morehead ’82 H. Stanford Sanders ’63 Richard E. Weiler Katy B. Ingvalson Rosanna Morris ’41 C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Lewis D. Wellford ’43 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57 Carolyn P. Schriber Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Paula Shapiro Jacobson Truly Brown Mount ’59 Elaine K. Shanley Lewis P. Wexler Bridget Jensen Philip P. Mulkey ’77 John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60 J. L. Jerden ’59 Chris Nunn ’97 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 Sarah Boothe White ’39 Jane Grey Jerden Amy Inklebarger Ogden C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Thomas J. White, Jr. ’39 Sarah Josephine Johnson Harry P. Ogden ’71 Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Pam Stewart Wild Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Daney D. Kepple Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla Sue Legge Wilkie Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Anna Ruth Olswanger ’75 John E. Skvarla George W. Wilson, III ’53 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 John K. Osoinach ’69 Eva Sladen Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 Susan Head Osoinach ’67 J. Brian Sladen H. Trent Wood ’48 James C. Lanier Carol Corbitt Overend Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Mae Milner Wood Martha Schulz Laurie ’69 George D. Overend W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 Franklin M. Wright Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50 David Overend ’96 James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Robert Wright William S. Lawrence Willson M. Overend Robert L. Stewart ’53 Velma Wright Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Richard A. Park ’59 Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner ’57 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 Michael D. Pearigen ’77 Ray Ulon Tanner ’54 Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich♦ ’39 V. Markham Lester ’73 Clinton R. Pearson J. Charles Taylor ’74 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Donald J. Lineback Esther West Pearson Mark W. Taylor ’80 Ron A. Yarbrough Herbert Linville ’50 Margery G. Peete Thomas P. Teasley ’69 Frances Livesay Russell F. Peete, Jr. ’41 Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 ♦In Memoriam Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts restricted for specifi c purposes, deferred gifts or gifts to build Rhodes’ permanent endowment this year.

$50,000 and up Martha Irene Pedersen ’70 $10,000 - $49,999 John D. Gladney ’74 Anne Howard Bailey♦ ’45 Anne Pyron Carmen Webb Anderson ’71 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Carol Piplar Barton Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Ronald K. Anderson ’71 Susanna Yarbrough Johnson James H. Barton James T. Robertson ’53 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Carolyn T. McAfee Carole L. Branyan ’67 Valeria Robertson Tanya Coleman Augustine William McCoy Eugenia Graves Carter Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Carolyn Farrior Boone James E. McGehee, Jr. Thomas L. Carter, Jr. Cathy Rollins Jim Buford Boone, Jr. Virginia Ballou McGehee♦ ’46 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Irma O. Sternberg♦ Ann Hudson Jones Boyle Chris Nunn ’97 Robert E. Craddock, Jr. Rebecca Webb Wilson J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. John Palmer Mary Treadwell Gee♦ Spence L. Wilson Susan E. Brown Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Andi Hill Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 John H. Bryan, III ’83 Elizabeth Lockerman Rooney Wilton D. Hill Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich ’39 Louise Comiskey Bryan Peter A. Rooney ’84 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Six Anonymous Donors Rebecca Gafford Martin B. Seretean♦ William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Ronald Gafford Malcolm Sharp

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Wayne Steele Sharp ’75 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Joelen Stone-Frank Emily Neill Bazzel David L. Simpson, III♦ ’58 Karen Hulett Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 William Floyd Bazzel Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 William B. Hulett ’69 Thomas D. Sullivan Mark P. Becker James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88 Martha S. Swiger John Anderson Bell Darrell G. Townsend Vernon Hurst Ralph B. Swiger, II Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Bellande Deborah E. Townsend Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Ryan R. Swihart ’04 Jonathan Duane Berger Carole Pearson Troutt Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59 Harry L. Swinney ’61 Rebecca Kim Berger William E. Troutt Lizabeth Kelley Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Doris Faye Bernard Cal Turner Helen Hope Kimbrough Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Michael Bertz Elizabeth Riley Tyson♦ ’33 Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 John W. Tucker ’80 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Carolyn Spann Utt Gwyn Ellen Kooy-Smith Henry M. Turley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Steven Bigelow William Phillips Utt Allan B. Korsakov ’64 Lynne Turley Brook Allyn Bissinger ’02 Robert R. Waller Henry A. Kurtz Robert Vidulich Pamela Kay Bitters Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Glenn Nichols Wagner Robert Alan Bitters James R. Lientz, Jr. Emily Holloway Walker ’64 Lynne M. Blair $1,000 - $9,999 Darlene Margaret Loprete J. Robert Walker, III David D. Blalock, Jr. Bette Joan Ackerman Debby Makris Chris Wallace Nancy R. Blalock Mary Macgill Agre George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Samuel Blum, DDS Peter C. Agre Mark Peter Mantovani Beth A. Walters Jeffrey D. Blumenthal ’09 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Patricia Ann Mantovani H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Elaine G. Bodet Michael A. Babich Gilbert Mattheson Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Ruth G. Bodkin Elizabeth Boyle Heather L. Mattheson William C. Wilson ’61 William A. Boehm ’09 W. Ray Brakebill Mimi McCallum Patricia Mosser Wolf Lindsay Ann Bond ’03 John Hentry Broocks Robert D. McCallum, Jr. Theodore P. Wolf Anne B. Bonnyman Yvette Monique Broocks Betty McMahon Six Anonymous Donors Cindy Boone Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Marshall E. McMahon J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 Robert L. Byrd John H. McMinn, III ’68 Up to $1,000 John D. Bordelon ‘06 Scoti A. Carden N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 Shawn B. Abel ’87 Lauren Roussel Bordelon ’06 William J. Carden Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 Alison Rayburn Abernathy ’87 Caroline Seay Borgman Bena Cates Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 Timothy D. Ables ’72 Paul Edward Borgman George E. Cates Philip E. Mischke ’79 June R. Adams Barbara A. Boshoven Lana Chu Michael Allen Monsor Peter M. Adams ’93 Eugenia Bruce Bostock ’74 Thomas P. Chu ’80 Henry W. Morgan Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99 Richard M. Bostock ’74 Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Snowden Boyle Morgan ’69 Madison Moore Agee ’99 James R. Bostwick, III W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Marlin Lacey Mosby, III Athanasios D. Agouridis ’86 Barbara Sue Boucher Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Melinda June Mosby Kyle Cutright Ahern ’03 Bradley Albert Boucher James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 R.J. Moskop Mary Jane Akerman Anna Y. Boureiko ’09 Marilyn Curle Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77 Jeanne B. Bouton Ray E. Curle Margaret Boisen Nash ’50 Ray M. Allen, Jr. Rebecca C. Bouton Anita Ann Davis ’90 June Daniels Neal Kathleen Anne Alvino Fay B. Bowen Georgia S. Davis T. Russell Nunan♦ Vincent Paul Alvino Gary Dwayne Bowen William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Carol Palazola Jo Anne Anderson Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Donna Lee Deines Michael Palazola Beverly Ann Andrews Patricia Diane Bowen Kelly B. Deines Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Janet H. Angell Elsie C. Boyd Elizabeth Dobell Jeanne Ellen Perkins Anne Kaiser Apple ’88 Meredith Lou Boyd ’97 Laura L. Doramus Joe Bob Perkins James M. Apple, III ’89 Lauren M Boyer ’07 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Arnold Hey Pittman ’67 Kathy Arnold Marynell Branch ’77 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Gayle Davis Posey Osman O. Atiq ’09 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51 Silver B. Eberly William H. Posey, III ’80 Joseph Priestley Atnip Gordon L. Brewer ’90 Steven B. Eberly Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Kathy Lynn Atnip Kathryn Bracken Hazelrig ’03 John Peter Frank Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh ’09 Donald Mayer Briskman D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Margaret Ann Read ’79 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Hollace Williams Briskman M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Evelyn Reed Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 W. Bradley Broadaway ’85 Laura Ann Frase ’82 William R. Reed, Jr. J. Back Jaime Lancaster Brooks ’99 John N. Galardi Holly Miller Renehan ’97 Patricia Back Gardner P. Brooksbank ’60 Deborah Bennett Goss James E. Renehan ’97 Douglas B. Bacon ’93 Kay Brooksbank John Bradford Goss L. Allen Reynolds ’60 Gloria Payment Baehre Annie B. Brown Barbara H. Grant Randall R. Rhea ’77 Adele Kelli Bailey ’99 Clayton D. Brown Mark L. Hammond ’79 Sally Jane Rutherford Hazel B. Bailey Douglas L. Brown Robert K. Heck, Jr. ’91 Ali Saberioon Randy E. Bailey Gilvia Flanagan Brown ’67 Stacy Long Heck ’94 Gita Hakimian Saberioon Lynn Ballinger Linda M. Brown Elizabeth Donaldson Henley Diane Goodman Sachs ’61 La M. Banks Rickman P. Brown ’77 Robert H. Henley Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Benjamin Woodbury Barksdale ’05 Teresa Truitt Brown Betsy Hollingsworth Frank Edward Simek Paula B. Barnes Beverly Brunson Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Shirleen H. Simek Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Barningham David Brunson Dana Bradley Holt Brook T. Smith Ruth M. Barningham Margaret Wade Brunstad ’06 Rita Louise Holt David Coventry Smith Dana L. Bartolomei ’08 John H. Bryan ’58 John R. Huffman James D. Smith Richard Aldo Bartolomei Neville Frierson Bryan ’58

8 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 John C. Bumpers Winston M. Cooper Michael A. Edwards ’79 Laird Green Lauren K. Bunch Barbara P. Corcoran James E. Eikner, Jr. ’57 Pamela L. Greer Dorothy Burke Sara Lynn Stainback ’98 Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner ’57 Mary Hall Gregg Stephen A. Burnett Maura Brady Costello ’83 Lee Elizabeth Eilbott ’00 Claiborne B. Gregory, III ’09 Frank M. Buscher Timothy P. Costello Adrienne Ballew Elder ’99 Eileen Ann Griffi n Terese Jean Buscher Michael R. Couden ’92 David Allen Elder ’99 Eleanor Griffi n Moses J. Bushnell ’09 Elizabeth Council Jane Ellefson Thomas Earl Griffi n Michelle Butler Harold W. Council Frederick E. Etchen Heather Habicht Grills ’88 Monte Loyd Butler ’89 Anne McCormick Covington Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Rosson Grover Betty Calandruccio Stan Covington Andrew K. Fancher ’09 Georgeann Steiner Gurkovich Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Anna Gallaher Farris Stephen Robert Gurkovich Leah M. Campbell Alice Shanklin Cowley Adam C. Faucheux ’09 Elizabeth G. Hackett William M. Canfi eld John P. Cowley Jeffrey Lee Feaster Lesa Carol Halfacre ’82 Andrew F. Capes Colin L. Cox ’09 Rebecca Linton Feaster Barbara A. Halk Priscilla Leah Capes Paul L. Cox ’65 Albernie LeAnne Ferguson ’09 Edward L. Halk Thomas Eric Capes Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 Lauren Lincks Ferrera ’04 Allison Quayle Hall ’93 Katherine B. Capp George W. Crabb ’60 Anne Gray Finley Amy Elizabeth Hall ’01 William Arthur Carden Cleo W. Crank Mack T. Finley Steven E. Hall Nancy C. Carlisle Philemon K. Croft Tillman J. Finley ’99 Margaret A. Halle Allison Carmody Joseph A. Crone ’09 George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Janis M. Halsey George Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr. Senter Crook ’65 Donna Kay Fisher ’71 Charles West Hammond ’92 William O. Carpenter Robert A. Crooks, Jr. ’09 John G. Fisher Dewey Wardlaw Hammond, III David B. Carr ’98 Judith Devore Crumby Molly Houston Fitzpatrick ’05 Rebecca Cowart Hammond ’77 Tammy Carr Robert H. Crumby ’53 Jessie Yarbrough Flanders ’04 Teri J. Hammond ’90 Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 Daniel E. Cullen Andrew W. Fletcher ’80 Marjorie R. Hancox William E. Carrell ’58 Debra B. Cullen Peter W. Flexner ’79 Scott R. Haner Mary Lewis Casey ’57 Michael W. Cullen Susan Elam Flexner ’80 Andrea G. Haney Katherine Leigh Castille ’02 Susanna Bluhm Cullen Hal D. Fogelman ’85 Bruce E. Haney Andrew Paul Cates ’98 Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Cecilia Engel Forbes Patrick Earl Hannahan Mary Allison Beasley Cates ’99 Timothy D. Curtis Robert G. Forbes Eric A. Hanson Kristin Cento Sandra Dacheux Bryan W. Ford ’88 Lisa Mancini Harden ’93 Gerald T. Cesnick Hilarie Elaine Dahlhauser ’09 Gordon D. Ford Fred K. Harman Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Joseph G. Daly, IV ’07 Lorraine Ford Carol Harold Georgia DuPre’ Chadwick Karen Hines Daniel ’99 Alexander M. Foti ’08 Patricia Harriman Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick Holley C. Dargie Carra Hewitt Fowlkes ’05 Diana Craig Harris Nancy Jane Chandler Tripp A. Dargie ’84 Claude A. France Jacob B. Harvey ’09 Thelma L. Chandler Susanne Benson Darnell Donna R. France Chris Hauer William Dean Chandler John L. Davies Karen Elyda Francis ’71 Liz Hauer Deborah Chapman Glen W. Davis Marie C. Francis ’06 Marc W. Haut ’82 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Timothy D. Davis ’87 Steven C. Francis Elsie H. Hauver Tom S. Charlton ’78 Dorothy J. De Tuerk Gavin A. Franks ’09 Lyndall Hauver Florence Stumb Chassaignac ’99 Kelsey Claire Dean ’09 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Robert Hauver David Lee Childs Matthew V. Dean Denise Eleanor Fuller Karen Hawes Janice S. Childs Jenny L. DeLaFuente Ellen L. Fuller Scott E. Hawthorne Frederick B. Chisenhall, Jr. Jordan M. DeMoss ’03 Richard Nelson Fuller George S. Hazard, Jr. ’68 Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Lauren Copper DeMoss ’03 Michelle Lynn Garner ’03 Bryan D. Hearn ’09 Gary Raymond Clarin Christian S. Dewhurst ’09 Adair Madeline Gaudioso Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in ’83 Janet M. Clarin Gary Wayne Diamond Giovanni Gaudioso Michael D. Hefl in Alice Gadberry Clark ’60 Jan Carol Diamond Sarah Cunningham Gay ’63 J. Charles Henry ’76 Arlie Ellis Clark, III ’89 Jean Dorris Diamond Stephanie Louise Gay Sarah Rorie Henry ’78 Susan M. Clark ’74 Jeanette Diamond Melinda Joy Gertz Margaret Elizabeth Henson ’09 Thomas Myles Clark Miriam Evers Dillard ’03 Blair Gilbert Guillermo S. Herran Diane L. J. Clarke Maria R. D’itria Debra Eileen Gillespie Anna M. Hess Philip R. Clarke, III Vanessa Allen Dobbins ’88 James Christoher Gillespie James W. Hever ’86 Timothy J. Cleary Miriam Garrett Dolin ’04 Marjorie M. Giuffre Elaine Marie Hewitt Georganne H. Clendenin Janice Ost Donelson Margaret Rose Gladney ’67 William Robert Hewitt Joan Clendenin Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Mary Ben Glancy Evalie Hill Charles W. Clogston ’85 William R. Donnell, V ’09 Sean E. Glancy Terry W. Hill Elizabeth Gibson Clogston ’87 Robert Dove Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 William H. Hodgkin Barbara Cockrill Kathleen Anne Doyle Robert M. Goff, Jr. ’09 Cynthia Allen Hoffman ’74 Nonie George Cogan John Nicholas Drobak G. Michael Gonda ’94 Jennifer Marie Hoffman ’03 Margie J. Cole Mary Elizabeth Drobak Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Michelle C. Hoffmeister Kevin E. Collins ’81 Michael R. Drompp Arthur Gonzales, Jr. Joan Hofmeister Mary Emily Colvin T. J. Duerr, Jr. Mary C. Goodale Victoria M. Hogan Kathy Bogart Conkell Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Chuck Edward Gordon Charles G. Hoggard ’09 William David Conkell Martha Duncan Lucy Shepherd Gordon Wyline S. Holder Marilyn Marcher Conn William C. Durbin William C. Gordon, Jr. ’96 C. Wayne Holley, Jr. ’81 Stephen Alfred Conn Jennifer Christine Durovchic ’01 Elizabeth Gower Sara M. Holmes Elizabeth Angell Cook Donald B. Dyer ’65 Jean Ann Grabias Stephen N. Horn ’92 Heather Stewart Cook ’91 Robert L. Echols, Jr. ’95 Joseph S. Grabias Meg-Anne D. Howard Peter Mohler Cook Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz ’09 Robert E. Howard Jason Cooper Richard H. Eckels ’70 William H. Grant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell, III Merryl Taylor Cooper ’94 Carolyn Edwards Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, Jr. Timothy S. Huebner

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Phillip Huffi nes Ellen Klyce James W. Massey ’83 Mark W. Muesse Allen H. Hughes ’61 Lawrence E. Kokajko Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Teresa Murphy B. Venson Hughes Gerard Kriegshauser William C. Mathis ’05 Joan Narog Marily Davis Hughes ’61 Gregory K. Krosnes ’89 Michael L. Matkins John Narog Rebecca Karem Hughes ’04 Lindsay Odom Krosnes ’92 Douglas Jones Maumenee ’36 Lauren Narog Scott R. Hughes ’03 Ram R. Kubal Morgan Rhea McCann ’06 Richard Narog Velda C. Hughes Bernhard N. Kurth Wayne J. McCants, Jr. ’00 Paula Narog-Nucaro Justin L. Hugon ’09 Veronica C. Kurth David P. McCarthy Barbara C. Nash Nancy E. Hunter Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Shawn Heather McCarthy ’03 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Margaret D. Ingalls Candace Harrell Kyle Joseph C. McCarty, III Carole B. Nation Margaret Ann Ingram Frances Durham Kyle ’08 Megan Barrett McComas ’03 David W. Neblett ’01 Mary Ingram Kathleen Laakso E. A. McDermott David R. Neithamer ’84 Russell William Ingram, Sr. Mary S. Ladd Michael L. McDonald Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84 Catherine McInerney Iskander ’83 Emily R. Laird Isaac Joseph McFadden Brent Franklin Nelsen John D. Ivy, Jr. ’80 Neal Lakdawala ’97 Mary A. McGee Lois Nelsen W. Hunter Ivy ’88 Alli Lambert ’94 Coline T. McGehee ’43 Lori Ann Nelsen Molly Bradley Jackson ’94 Jennifer Lauren Lambeth ’09 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Linda E. Nelson ’02 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Billy W. Landers ’61 Patricia L. McLaughlin Michael C. Nelson William D. Jackson ’94 John D. Langdon ’96 Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler Martha Ann Nixon ’78 John W. Jacobs Denise Suzanne Lange Cordarius D. McLean ’09 Kiera Lynn Nowacki ’09 Amber Jade James ’09 Michael J. LaRosa Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Theresa G. Nucaro Alan P. Jaslow John Lauer William H. McLean ’57 Amanda Griffi th Oakes ’96 Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Matthew L. Law ’07 Ardeth H. McLeod Lesa W. O’Brien Cindy Jayne MaryWills Patrick McLeod Michael Andrew O’Brien Ken Jayne Brett Lee Tamara McLeod Elizabeth H. O’Connor Jacqueline Renee Jeffrey ’05 Patricia Ann Lee Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Patricia T. O’Connor Frank Z. Jemison, Jr. Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Jeanne Jemison Theodore Albert Lee, III Janet Fountain McRae ’81 Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 John C. Jennison Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 Philip S. McSween ’87 Kenneth Olson Martha B. Jennison Kristin Marie Lensch Wesley N. Meador ’00 Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 Brenda Horn Jeter John Dewitt Lent Julie Anne Mediamolle ’02 Barbara Orlowitz David Y. Jeter Pamela K. Lent Patricia L. Mego Alan M. Ostner ’88 Albert D. Johnson ’96 Norma A. Leonard George I. Melichar Gregory Ott Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Elizabeth Shea Lessentine ’03 Margaret W. Mennemeyer Sezen Zeynep Oygar ’04 Jasmine Lenise Johnson ’09 Judith Edna Lessentine Stephen T. Mennemeyer Marina Pacini J. Kimbrough Johnson, Jr. Robert L. Lessentine, Jr. ’98 Tiffany Faith Merritt ’02 Frank R. Palm Judith Ousley Johnson Robert L. Lessentine, Sr. Laura Ann Meyers ’07 Pamela Palmer ’10 Karen A. Johnson Jessica McLaughlin Lierzer ’97 David W. Mickle ’02 Dendy L. Pappas Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Stephen P. Lightman ’65 J. Michael Millis Rallis L. Pappas W. Thomas Jolly♦ ’52 D. Williams Litchford, Jr. ’97 Janet C. Millis Susan R. Pardee Anne Froom Jones ’88 Robert H. Lockwood Allen D. Mills ’66 Richard A. Park ’59 Camille Tanner Jones Dr. and Mrs. John A. Long Jack R. Mills, Sr. Paul Parker H. Richard Jones, Jr. ’58 Leonard D. Long Jack R. Mills, Jr. Emily Kathryn Parkinson ’00 John Marshall Jones ’85 Courtney Lambert Lundeen ’04 Valerie A. Mills Charles W. Parrott ’83 Karin I. Jones Michael B. Lupfer ’59 Ryan D. Mire ’93 Deborah Parrott Mark A. Jones Shirley Lupfer Leila Dell Mischer Ilene B. Patasnik Meredith Willett Jones ’05 Lori Jean Lux Paula Mischer Mira Kamla Patel ’05 Peggy Jones Louis Joseph Lux Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Jane McAtee Patterson ’50 Russell S. Jones Barry Caldwell Maddux Cathy M. Mitchell Phella L. Patterson Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. David T. Maddux ’87 Jeb Mitchell W. Guy Patterson Susan Christine Jones Debbie Schellhaas Madere Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Robert G. Patterson William Carrington Jones Lester J. Madere, Jr. Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Patricia A. Mahoney Fred Montesi, III Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 George Adams Joplin, IV Joseph F. Maloney Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 Roderick A. Payne ’87 Nina Joplin Marinelle Mantovani William Moody Linda Pearce Donna Leigh Kahn Elizabeth W. Marchant Amy DeBusk Moore ’07 Amanda Waller Peoples ’96 Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Kristin Wade Marchell ’09 Bond N. Moore Joella W. Perkins John P. Karoly, III ’03 Andy J. Marcinko Bradley W. Moore Jacqueline Marie Perrottet ’05 Raymond C. Keefe George A. Marcinko Carissa Lucas Moore ’97 H. Jerry Peters ’60 Bruce Richard Keim Joseph A. Marfone Carol Lynn Moore Ruth Burrow Peters ’60 Laura Milam Keim Janice Mays Margolin Glenn Lee Moore Todd L. Peterson Melissa S. Keller Steven Philip Margolin Janelle E. Moore Cynthia Mathis Pfohl ’05 Leslie Anne Kennedy Kyle A. Marks ’92 John D. Moore Walter W. Phelps Michael David Kennedy R. Russell Martin John Franklin Moore Hugh H. Phillips David H. Kesler Vana E. Martin Zachary Glyn Moore ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips, III Patricia A. King Wendy Martin Kelley Savage Morel ’03 Pamela Barningham Phillips Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 Susan A. Martino Timothy Iaggi Moreland ’02 Robert L. Phillips Susan A. Kirr Maureen Claire Maryott Susan Morgan M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 Justin M. Klestinski ’94 Peter Silsby Maryott Jessika Carmen Morris ’07 Ralph Pittman

10 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Edward Poole Michael J. Sanders Laverne B. Stouff Jones Donald H. Wells Dorothy Chauncey Porter ’46 John Sapienza Zachary S. Stovall ’08 Jane Harding Wells ’03 W. Michael Posey ’79 Ann Elizabeth Sartwell ’88 Robert J. Strandburg Katherine R. Wells Kelly Jean Prak ’11 Suzanne Satterfi eld Kathy Stuart Stephen A. Wells B. Phillips Pressly Andrew L. Schaffner ’88 Michael J. Sullivan ’09 Darby Elsberry Westfall ’86 Allison Marie Price ’11 Karl F. Schoch, Jr. Dustin E. Sump ’09 J. Mark Westfall ’86 Amy Cooper Price ’96 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Wilma Suprynowicz James M. Whalen ’03 Maureen Principi Patsy R. Scholtz Lyll S. Surtees Virginia A. Whalen Thomas Lamonde Purdy Stephen Schottenfeld Mary Lee Sweat ’68 Josephine P. Whatley Don B. Purvis, Jr. ’97 Helen L. Schrier Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 Marcia Melichar Whatley Leah Mercer Purvis ’00 Paul Schrier Stephanie Nichole Swindle ’06 Steven Arthur Whatley Mikkel B. Quam ’09 Kirstyn Allyn Schwartz ’04 Margaret Wellford Tabor Charles L. Wheeler ’05 Hansen P. Rada ’96 Nell Sistrunk Schwartz ’77 Owen B. Tabor Molly Chapman Wheeler ’05 Ed Rainey Sabrina Nicole Seriff ’09 Terry N. Tansill ’01 Robert W. Wheeler ’84 William J. Ramia, Jr. Russ Severino, Jr. Linda A. Tarantino Celia Rivenbark Whisnant Lisa M. Rampey Joseph Laurence Sexton Judy Spence Tate Judy Lee Whisnant Allison Djerf Ranson Theresa Ann Sexton Amy Morris Teal Anne Elizabeth Hughes White ’03 William Albrecht Ranson Claire Revels Shapiro Eric M. Teal ’91 Gloria C. White ’80 Nicholas C. Reed ’02 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 Christine Tennant Mary Latta Whiteaker ’58 Edward Reeder C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Joyce E. Tennant P. W. Whiteaker ’58 Chase Savage Reid Catherine Sharpe Robert J. Tennant Karen R. Wieman Nancy Nettles Reid Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 Maria Terragni Joy Brown Wiener ’52 Mary Reimer Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. Lora Alexander Terry ’07 Russel L. Wiener ’42 James O. Rein Daniel E. Shea Shirley L. Thomas David L. Wiley, Jr. ’04 Elaine Reis Michael Sheehan William P. Thomason Sandra Kaye Culpepper Wiley ’04 Joy K. Rem Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 Marilyn Walser Thompson Andrea Rae Wilkerson ’85 Linda Rhea Randall B. Shepard, Jr. ’64 Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson ’09 S. Herbert Rhea John N. Sherrod ’89 Melissa L. Tillett Barbara Williams Charles W. Rhodes Jon M. Shirley ’09 Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 G. Kenneth Williams Tamara Daniel Rhodes William M. Short ’71 R. Ryder Tipton, III ’71 Kelly Megan Williams ’09 Timothy P. Rhodes♦ ’96 Barkley B. Shreve Sally Tipton Michael W. Wilson ’93 Sharon A. Richardson Lewis T. Shreve Bradley A. Todd ’92 Marcia Winter Melody Hokanson Richey Dee U. Silverthorn Ian W. Todd ’09 J. Sam Winters Warren A. Richey Rose T. Simmons W. Allen Townsend ’82 Lisa Nunnelee Wise Jonathan E. Ricker Lisa B. Singer Martha I. Trujillo-Torp Marian Wise Nancy J. Ricker Karen Skoda Donald W. Tucker James Joseph Wolff Benjamin A. Ricketts ’09 Marcus Skoda Sybil Tucker Susan Schmidt Wolff Susan Webb Ries ’75 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla Therese A. Tucker Matthew W. Wood ’05 W. Russell Ries ’75 John E. Skvarla Aly Morris Vahle ’04 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Justin Lee Rikard ’03 Michael R. Slack Nancy Van Dyke Steven A. Woods, Jr. ’09 Kristin Lee Rishoi ’03 F. William Small ’43 William M. Vaughan, Jr. Dorothy Work Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Alexa Landon Smith ’09 Alanna Dee Venezia Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Robin Roberts Clara Stephens Smith ’60 James M. Vest M. Andrew Wylie ’99 John L. Robinson, Jr. Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Nancy Vest Nao Kinoshita Wylie ’97 Martha B. Robinson Herbert W. Smith Damian J. Vitale Linda Kay Yates ’69 Carol Ann Greaves Rockett ’59 Kathryn B. Smith Laura L. Voisinet Lorie W. Yearwood Maria Victoria Rodrigues Stover L. Smith, Jr. Beth Ann Volz Henry Lane Young, III ‘02 Lauren Renee Rodriguez ’09 Todd E. Smith ’90 Carl J. Wack, IV ’01 James P. Young ’09 Jennifer McCarthy Romo ’04 Richard Remick Smothers Grant Wade John E. Zanca John H. Rone ’71 John W. Sofi a Nancy L. Wagner William Zanca Mary P. Rooney John M. Spann, Jr. Susan S. Wagner Christine Y. Zhu ’09 Martha H. Roper ’48 Frances Cooper Spears ’03 Melvin Dodson Wagstaff, Jr. Elisabeth Sue Zimmer Robert Rose ’58 Donnie D. Spence ’88 Suzanne Young Wagstaff Frederick Martin Zomer Justin M. Ross ’95 Courtney Denise Spivey ’98 Christy Michelle Waldkirch Michele Lynn Zomer Sara L. Rosson Mark St. Pierre Katy E. Walker Patrick T. Zomer Randall C. Roth ’88 Caleb B. Standafer, III ’08 Michelle Teresa Walker ’80 Tracy Young Roth ’87 Erin Lee Starnes ’03 Daniel Todd Wallace ♦In Memoriam Ann Finley Rouch Arthur Stauffer Mary Curlin Wallace Leslie Hudson Rouse ’09 Frederic R. Stauffer Mike Wallace Richard G. Rouse Betsy Lee Stechler Donna Dickens Waller ’59 Veronica Lee Rouse Sandra Stechler Nelie Brown Waller ’57 Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Cynthia Gladney Steele ’70 James LIndsey Walser Joe Royer Christine Steiner Ada Jane Walters ’56 Jonathan Lee Rue Kathleen Steiner David Heath Ward Melinda Susan Rue Brian W. Steinert ’06 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Steve Russo Martha Phillips Stepp Marie Hanlon Ward Martha Rutherford William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Anthony Warrender Donna Marie Ryan Phillip L. Stevens ’04 Patricia C. Warrender Jefrey Wayne Ryan Cathy Stewart Dennis Eugene Warth Adriana Sahliyeh ’04 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Marnette Anne Warth Roger A. Said ’78 Lane A. Stokes Matthew Webb Henry Williams Sanders Nancy P. Stokes Carol Howard Wells Lynn Clendenin Sanders Robyn Rebecca Stone ’95 Donald H. Wells, Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 11 Gifts for Athletics

Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year.

$2,500 and up Frank Edward Simek Paul Schrier Mary A. Mischer Management Trust Michael A. Babich Shirleen H. Simek Karen Skoda Douglas Jones Maumenee ’36 Scoti A. Carden David Coventry Smith Marcus Skoda Jack R. Mills, Sr. William J. Carden Joelen Stone-Frank Smile Station, LLC Jack R. Mills, Jr. Riea M. Lainoff Martha S. Swiger Clara Stephens Smith ’60 Valerie A. Mills Steven Roy Lainoff Ralph B. Swiger, II Stover L. Smith, Jr. Glenn Lee Moore Chris Nunn ’97 Ryan R. Swihart ’04 Richard Remick Smothers Dendy L. Pappas Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr John W. Tucker ’80 Swanson Meadows Golf Course Rallis L. Pappas Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Glenn Nichols Wagner William M. Vaughan, Jr. H. Jerry Peters ’60 Beth A. Walters Chris Wallace Laura L. Voisinet Ruth Burrow Peters ’60 Carolyn Spann Utt Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Todd L. Peterson William Phillips Utt Two Anonymous Donors Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich♦ ’39 Thomas Lamonde Purdy Hansen P. Rada ’96 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999 $250 - $499 Randall C. Roth ’88 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Kathleen Anne Alvino Hazel B. Bailey Tracy Young Roth ’87 Tanya Coleman Augustine Vincent Paul Alvino Randy E. Bailey Henry Williams Sanders John Hentry Broocks Joseph Priestley Atnip Emily Neill Bazzel Lynn Clendenin Sanders Yvette Monique Broocks Kathy Lynn Atnip William Floyd Bazzel Joseph Laurence Sexton Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Mark P. Becker Jonathan Duane Berger Theresa Ann Sexton W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Barbara Sue Boucher Rebecca Kim Berger Donnie D. Spence ’88 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Bradley Albert Boucher Michael Bertz Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Rickman P. Brown ’77 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Judy Spence Tate Georgia S. Davis William M. Canfi eld John D. Bordelon ’06 Van Jeffreys Ltd. William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Lauren Roussel Bordelon ’06 Melvin Dodson Wagstaff, Jr. Donna Lee Deines David Lee Childs Caroline Seay Borgman Suzanne Young Wagstaff Kelly B. Deines Janice S. Childs Paul Edward Borgman Daniel Todd Wallace Joe M. Duncan ’63 Gary Raymond Clarin Beverly Brunson Mary Curlin Wallace Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Janet M. Clarin David Brunson Mike Wallace Silver B. Eberly Arlie Ellis Clark, III ’89 Michelle Butler Dennis Eugene Warth Steven B. Eberly Kathy Bogart Conkell Monte Loyd Butler ’89 Marnette Anne Warth John Peter Frank William David Conkell Katherine B. Capp Katherine R. Wells D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Marilyn Marcher Conn David B. Carr ’98 Darby Elsberry Westfall ’86 M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Stephen Alfred Conn Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 J. Mark Westfall ’86 John N. Galardi John L. Davies William E. Carrell ’58 Virginia A. Whalen Deborah Bennett Goss Elizabeth & Richard Dubin Nancy Jane Chandler Robert W. Wheeler ’84 John Bradford Goss Foundation William Deaen Chandler J. Sam Winters Barbara H. Grant Claude A. France Thomas Myles Clark Lisa Nunnelee Wise Robert K. Heck, Jr. ’91 Donna R. France Diane L. J. Clarke Elisabeth Sue Zimmer Stacy Long Heck ’94 Steven C. Francis Philip R. Clarke, III Dana Bradley Holt Mary Ben Glancy Michael R. Couden ’92 $100 - $249 Rita Louise Holt Sean E. Glancy Matthew V. Dean Shawn B. Abel ’87 Helen Hope Kimbrough Goldman Sachs & Company Jan Carol Diamond June R. Adams Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Chuck Edward Gordon E.G. Barker Lumber Peter M. Adams ’93 Gwyn Ellen Kooy-Smith Lucy Shepherd Gordon Executive Financial Services, Inc. Jo Anne Anderson Cathy Lindsey Eileen Ann Griffi n Hal D. Fogelman ’85 Janet H. Angell Jay Lindsey Thomas Earl Griffi n Gordon D. Ford Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Debby Makris Georgeann Steiner Gurkovich Lorraine Ford Benjamin Woodbury Barksdale ’05 George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Stephen Robert Gurkovich Adair Madeline Gaudioso Richard Aldo Bartolomei Mark Peter Mantovani Molly Bradley Jackson ’94 Giovanni Gaudioso Pamela Kay Bitters Patricia Ann Mantovani William D. Jackson ’94 Melinda Joy Gertz Robert Alan Bitters Gilbert Mattheson Cindy Jayne Debra Eileen Gillespie Anne B. Bonnyman Heather L. Mattheson Ken Jayne James Christoher Gillespie Eugenia Bruce Bostock ’74 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 Albert D. Johnson ’96 Mary Hall Gregg Richard M. Bostock ’74 Philip E. Mischke ’79 Justin M. Klestinski ’94 Dewey Wardlaw Hammond, III Gary Dwayne Bowen Michael Allen Monsor John Dewitt Lent Rebecca Cowart Hammond ’77 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Marlin Lacey Mosby, III Pamela K. Lent Camille Tanner Jones Patricia Diane Bowen Melinda June Mosby Vana E. Martin Karin I. Jones Gordon L. Brewer ’90 Jeanne Ellen Perkins Joseph C. McCarty, III W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 W. Bradley Broadaway ’85 Joe Bob Perkins Leila Dell Mischer John P. Karoly, III ’03 Jaime Lancaster Brooks ’99 Gayle Davis Posey Paula Mischer Gerard Kriegshauser Frank M. Buscher William H. Posey, III ’80 Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Bernhard N. Kurth Terese Jean Buscher Evelyn Reed Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Veronica C. Kurth Andrew F. Capes William R. Reed, Jr. Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Brett Lee George Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr. Holly Miller Renehan ’97 Charles W. Parrott ‘83 Stephen P. Lightman ’65 Georgia DuPre’ Chadwick James E. Renehan ’97 Deborah Parrott Lori Jean Lux Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick Roy F. Hunt, III Trust Joella W. Perkins Louis Joseph Lux Thelma L. Chandler Sally Jane Rutherford Hugh H. Phillips Debbie Schellhaas Madere Deborah Chapman Ali Saberioon Jonathan L. Rue Lester J. Madere, Jr. Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Gita Hakimian Saberioon Melinda S. Rue George A. Marcinko Tom S. Charlton ’78 Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Helen L. Schrier R. Russell Martin Erin Hannah Chlum ’06

12 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Susan M. Clark ’74 Leslie Anne Kennedy Todd E. Smith ’90 Vanessa Allen Dobbins ’88 Joan Clendenin Michael David Kennedy John W. Sofi a Miriam Garrett Dolin ’04 Elizabeth Angell Cook Ram R. Kubal John M. Spann, Jr. T. J. Duerr, Jr. Peter Mohler Cook Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Betsy Lee Stechler Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Winston M. Cooper Neal Lakdawala ’97 Sandra Stechler Martha Duncan Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Billy W. Landers ’61 Christine Steiner William C. Durbin Alice Shanklin Cowley Denise Suzanne Lange Brian W. Steinert ’06 Frederick E. Etchen John P. Cowley Patricia Ann Lee Martha Phillips Stepp John G. Fisher Judith Devore Crumby Theodore Albert Lee, III William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Andrew W. Fletcher ’80 Robert H. Crumby ’53 Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Phillip L. Stevens ’04 Alexander M. Foti ’08 Daniel E. Cullen Norma A. Leonard Terry N. Tansill ’01 Marjorie M. Giuffre Debra B. Cullen Judith Edna Lessentine Amy Morris Teal Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Michael W. Cullen Robert L. Lessentine, Sr. Eric M. Teal ’91 Eleanor Griffi n Susanna Bluhm Cullen Robert H. Lockwood Tenet Healthcare Foundation Allison Quayle Hall ’93 Holley C. Dargie Barry Caldwell Maddux Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ’99 Charles West Hammond ’92 Tripp A. Dargie ’84 David T. Maddux ’87 Titan Pallet Company, LLC Marjorie R. Hancox Laura L. Doramus Joseph F. Maloney Bradley A. Todd ’92 Eric A. Hanson Mark C. Doramus ’80 Janice Mays Margolin Alanna Dee Venezia Fred K. Harman John Nicholas Drobak Steven Philip Margolin Beth Ann Volz Elsie H. Hauver Mary Elizabeth Drobak Maureen Claire Maryott James LIndsey Walser Scott E. Hawthorne Donald B. Dyer ’65 Peter Silsby Maryott David Heath Ward Joan Hofmeister Robert L. Echols, Jr. ’95 James W. Massey ’83 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Meg-Anne Adrienne Ballew Elder ’99 Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Marie Hanlon Ward Phillip Huffi nes David Allen Elder ’99 William C. Mathis ’05 Matthew Webb Nancy E. Hunter Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Michael L. Matkins Carol Howard Wells Margaret D. Ingalls Jeffrey Lee Feaster E. A. McDermott Donald H. Wells Mary Ingram Rebecca Linton Feaster Patrick McLeod Marcia Melichar Whatley IWL Photography Inc. George J. Fischer, Jr. ’56 Tamara McLeod Steven Arthur Whatley Russell S. Jones Cecilia Engel Forbes Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Andrea Rae Wilkerson ’85 Donna Leigh Kahn Robert G. Forbes Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Matthew W. Wood ’05 Bruce Richard Keim Stephanie Louise Gay Janet Fountain McRae ’81 Lorie W. Yearwood Laura Milam Keim Blair Gilbert Allen D. Mills ’66 Henry Lane Young, III ’02 Melissa S. Keller G. Michael Gonda ’94 Bradley W. Moore Frederick Martin Zomer Susan A. Kirr Melissa Martin Gonda ’95 Carissa Lucas Moore ’97 Michele Lynn Zomer Lawrence E. Kokajko William C. Gordon, Jr. ’96 Carol Lynn Moore Candace Harrell Kyle Jean Ann Grabias Janelle E. Moore Up to $100 Frances Durham Kyle ’08 Joseph S. Grabias John D. Moore Alison Rayburn Abernathy ’87 Mary S. Ladd Rosson Grover John Franklin Moore Mary Jane Akerman Alli Lambert ’94 Elizabeth G. Hackett Zachary Glyn Moore ’99 Scott A. Arnold, III ’68 John D. Langdon ’96 Amy Elizabeth Hall ’01 Lesa W. O’Brien J. Back Matthew L. Law ’07 Scott R. Haner Michael Andrew O’Brien Patricia Back Elizabeth Shea Lessentine ’03 Andrea G. Haney Patricia T. O’Connor Paula B. Barnes Robert L. Lessentine, Jr. ’98 Bruce E. Haney Old Security Title Company Dana L. Bartolomei ’08 Leonard D. Long Carol Harold Barbara Orlowitz John Anderson Bell Patricia A. Mahoney Patricia Harriman Frank R. Palm Bentley Tile Creations Marinelle Mantovani Lyndall Hauver Roderick A. Payne ’87 Doris Faye Bernard Andy J. Marcinko Robert Hauver M. Andrew Pippenger ’93 Samuel Blum, DDS Wendy Martin Karen Hawes W. Michael Posey ’79 Ruth G. Bodkin Shawn Heather McCarthy ’03 Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in ’83 Allison Marie Price ’11 Lindsay Ann Bond ’03 Michael L. McDonald Michael D. Hefl in Amy Cooper Price ’96 Barbara A. Boshoven Patricia L. McLaughlin Guillermo S. Herran Don B. Purvis, Jr. ’97 James R. Bostwick, III Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler Anna M. Hess Leah Mercer Purvis ’00 Fay B. Bowen Ardeth H. McLeod James W. Hever ’86 Allison Djerf Ranson Teresa Truitt Brown George I. Melichar Elaine Marie Hewitt William Albrecht Ranson Lauren K. Bunch David W. Mickle ’02 William Robert Hewitt Nicholas C. Reed ’02 Dorothy Burke Jessika Carmen Morris ’07 William H. Hodgkin Edward Reeder Leah M. Campbell Teresa Murphy Michelle C. Hoffmeister Chase Savage Reid Priscilla Leah Capes Joan Narog Victoria M. Hogan Nancy Nettles Reid Thomas Eric Capes John Narog C. Wayne Holley, Jr. ’81 Elaine Reis Case Management Resources, Inc. Lauren Narog Stephen N. Horn ’92 Joy K. Rem Timothy J. Cleary Richard Narog Margaret Ann Ingram Charles W. Rhodes Georganne H. Clendenin Paula Narog-Nucaro Russell William Ingram, Sr. Tamara Daniel Rhodes Nonie George Cogan Barbara C. Nash John D. Ivy, Jr. ’80 Susan Webb Ries ’75 Paul L. Cox ’65 David W. Neblett ’01 John W. Jacobs W. Russell Ries ’75 Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 David R. Neithamer ’84 John C. Jennison Justin Lee Rikard ’03 George W. Crabb ’60 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84 Martha B. Jennison Maria Victoria Rodrigues Joseph G. Daly, IV ’07 Lois Nelsen Karen A. Johnson Donna Marie Ryan Timothy D. Davis ’87 Theresa G. Nucaro Mark A. Jones Jefrey Wayne Ryan Dorothy J. De Tuerk Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. S & S Supply Jenny L. DeLaFuente Susan R. Pardee Susan Christine Jones Roger A. Said ’78 Gary Wayne Diamond Richard A. Park ’59 George Adams Joplin, IV Michael Sheehan Jean Dorris Diamond Paul Parker Nina Joplin John N. Sherrod ’89 Jeanette Diamond Emily Kathryn Parkinson ’00 Raymond C. Keefe Gina Mascolo Smith ’90 Maria R. D’itria Ilene B. Patasnik

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 13 Gifts for Athletics continued from page 13 Walter W. Phelps Michael R. Slack Martha I. Trujillo-Torp Celia Rivenbark Whisnant Kelly Jean Prak ’11 F. William Small ’43 Therese A. Tucker Judy Lee Whisnant Sharon A. Richardson Frances Cooper Spears ’03 Nancy Van Dyke David L. Wiley, Jr. ’04 Jonathan E. Ricker Kathleen Steiner Damian J. Vitale Sandra Kaye Culpepper Wiley ’04 Nancy J. Ricker Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Wachovia Bank James Joseph Wolff Justin M. Ross ’95 Lyll S. Surtees Nancy L. Wagner Susan Schmidt Wolff Martha Rutherford Stephanie Nichole Swindle ’06 Susan S. Wagner Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Michael J. Sanders Linda A. Tarantino Anthony Warrender M. Andrew Wylie ’99 Karl F. Schoch, Jr. Maria Terragni Patricia C. Warrender Nao Kinoshita Wylie ’97 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Marilyn Walser Thompson Donald H. Wells, Jr. Patrick T. Zomer Patsy R. Scholtz Melissa L. Tillett Jane Harding Wells ’03 Russ Severino, Jr. Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 Stephen A. Wells ♦In Memoriam Daniel E. Shea R. Ryder Tipton, III ’71 James M. Whalen ’03 Lisa B. Singer Sally Tipton Josephine P. Whatley Parent Donors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons, Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red & Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Diehl Society Benefactor Red & Black Society Senior F. Michael Royer Christy Holt Frierson* Carol Piplar Barton David D. Blalock, Jr. Shelley Jean Royer John Bolinger Frierson* James H. Barton Nancy R. Blalock Alex Robert Stowe, Jr. Paul H. Gilpin John Edwin Ferebee Josephine Uri Stowe Mary Ben Glancy Diehl Society Sustainer Annette Longnon Geddes Doris Kattan Sullivan Sean E. Glancy James Finley Erwin* Gerald Kip Geddes John Stephen Sullivan, III Jeanne Grebe Pam Jean Erwin* Helyn Shelley Goldstein Doug Kent Williams T. Keith Grebe Riea M. Lainoff Deborah Bennett Goss Judy Ann Williams Eileen Ann Griffi n Steven Roy Lainoff John Bradford Goss Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Thomas Earl Griffi n J. Stephen Martin Thomas B. Harris Stacy Sodel Womack Jack Webster Grigsby John Joseph Sherman Doreen M. Kelly Christopher Harris Mary Donnelly Sherman Leila Dell Mischer Red & Black Society Member Diana Craig Harris Janelle Love Simmons* Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Ann Griffi th Ash William Cobb Hazelrig Thomas Murphey Simmons* Cecilia H. Morgan* Sarah L. Ashford Michael J. Hofto John R. Morgan* Mehreen Omar Atiq Nancy T. Hofto Diehl Society Patron Donald Alfred Nelson* Omar Taimoor Atiq Deborah Elliott Hoggard David Hughes Barber Teresa Watson Nelson* Thomas Medley Bale Jeffrey Gordon Hoggard Jean Louise Barber Clyde L. Patton, Jr. Vickie Lynn Bale Dana Bradley Holt* Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman Leslie Patton Sharon Mattison Battaglia Rita Louise Holt* Carolyn Farrior Boone Jeanne Ellen Perkins William P. Battaglia Charles R. Johanson Jim Buford Boone, Jr. Joe Bob Perkins Jann J. Bellamy Theresa B. Johanson Christopher J. Chapman Cynthia Crowson Pierce Raymond E. Bellamy Cheryl L. Kaywood James R. Lientz, Jr. George Forster Pierce, III Igor Bidikov Sam K. Kaywood Margaret Hall Lientz Mark Jay Prak Tatiana Bidikov Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick Mabel McCall McNeill Robin Huestis Prak William Petus Blalock Robert D. Kirkpatrick Phillip H. McNeill Barbara B. Price Jennifer Dallas Buckthal Gwyn Ellen Kooy-Smith* J. Michael Millis* Joseph A. Price John Roger Buckthal Jeffrey John Kovalic* Janet C. Millis* Beth McFadden Rouse Bonnibel Scales Byars Pamela Kovalic* Elisabeth Raque Nesler Robert Hudson Rouse William Venoy Byars John Dewitt Lent Joseph Hartt Nesler Diane Rudner* Elizabeth W. Caldwell Pamela K. Lent Esther West Pearson Ted C. Caldwell Karen Davies Lynch Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller Red & Black Society Georgia DuPré Chadwick Michael John Lynch Ali Saberioon Associate Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick Nancy Rogers MacDonald Gita Hakimian Saberioon Claire Knight Blake* Ruth Moore Cobb Chip Fabian MacDonald Kathryn Anne Williams Joseph J. Blake Jr.* Foy Coolidge Jack R. Mills, Jr. Deborah Hewitt Wynne Mary Catherine Cancelosi Francis Lowell Coolidge Valerie A. Mills Steven Earl Wynne Richard Alan Cancelosi Mary Louise Coolidge Maureen Elaine O’Neal Kelly Elizabeth Young R. Alan Chambers William A. Coolidge, Jr. Michael John O’Neal Peter Michael Young Rebecca S. Chambers Michael P. Corey Daniel E. Pellegrom* David Glenn Zanca* Camille Roberts Fenton* Patricia Ann Corey Sally Pellegrom* Ginny Zanca* John M. Fenton* Cynthia T. Culmo Gary M. Polovich Sherry Galloway Mark M. Culmo Peggy Collins Polovich Red & Black Society Partner Ernest G. Kelly, Jr.* Henry Claude DeBeaux, III John Albert Riggs, IV Brent Christopher Haney Anne Elizabeth Martin Toya Lynn DeBeaux Sally Jane Rutherford Christine S. Haney James Marvin Martin Gregory Irving DesRoches Alan Dale Sandifer Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Camille D. Miller Liane Heise DesRoches Mary Louise Sandifer Stephen Anthony Pyhrr William Alton Miller Douglas Leslie Eiland Barry Charles Schully Debbi Fields Rose* Sonja Darlene Eiland Ellen Coulter Schully Michael D. Rose* Samuel O. Franklin Eric H. Schulta

14 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Kim A. Schulta Therese P. Howell Ann Turner Erkel* Jacqueline M. Abdurhman* Michael John Semmes Andrew Kincannon Howorth R. H. Erkel, Jr.* Robin R. Accinelli Yvette Young Semmes Susan Saunders Howorth Carolyn Jane Ewels Steve R. Accinelli David Coventry Smith* Mark Steven Jacobs Darlyn Henderson Fabacher* Mary Macgill Agre Choojit Sweeney Yvonne Marie Jacobs Robert J. Fabacher* Peter C. Agre John J. Sweeney, Jr. Malcolm John Katt Jean Ann Grabias* Shehla Ahmed Lora Tuttle Terry* Harriet Harrison Leavell Joseph S. Grabias* Tahir Ahmed William Alexander Terry* U. Whitney Leavell, III Michael Deane Hansen Andrelino Adriano Alix Endang Megawatt Tong Christine Ann Leibner Pennisue Largent Hansen Eugenia Camacho Alix William Chi Tong Robert F. Leibner Kate Heroy Hartley Rosalyn Mechelle Anthony Linda Z. Tufton Carrie Lee Lunyong Louis A. Hartley Walker Star Anthony Peter Michael Tufton Victor Entenbang Lunyong Jill McElheney Hennesy Larry Russell Arant James Maurice Turk, IV* Laura Guenevere Mansur Steven Daniel Hennessy Pamela Barks Arant Patricia Leland Turk* Hal David Martin Ellen Spencer Henschen Kim Speak Arnold Carolyn Spann Utt Michelle Kay Martin Gary Mayes Henschen William Ellis Arnold, III William Phillips Utt Gilbert Mattheson Anthony M. Hughes Barbara Arrington Glenn Nichols Wagner Heather L. Mattheson Rosemary Rowe Hughes Joseph Arrington, Sr. Patricia Louise Walls Kay Ann McKinney Richard C. Ingwersen Carolyn Humphrey Avery Deborah Susan Wann Robert Arthur McKinney, Jr. Teresa Weeks Ingwersen William H. Avery Ronnie J. Wann William P. Powers* Kenneth Mitchell Kent Carola Lipsey Bacque Rick Lane Warren, III Jay S. Ricketts* Bernhard N. Kurth Odon L. Bacque, Jr. Polly Pogue Warren Lynn Siebers Ricketts* Veronica C. Kurth Suzanne Barber John A. Williams Carol Leynd Rowland John D. Lindner David T. Beasley Vivian Gray Williams Mark A. Rowland Laura Lombardi Lindner Frances A. Beasley Deborah Riefe Wilson Jonathan Lee Rue Donald J. Lineback James Trousdale Berry Robert Lee Wilson Melinda Susan Rue Judith Ward Lineback Mary Elizabeth Berry Emily Perkins Zerfoss William King Self, Jr. Jean McCluskey Loux Peter E. Bilan Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III Donald Jay Slevin Peter C. Loux Robert R. Birdwell Two Anonymous Donors Marilyn Ann Slevin Don Lum Susanne B. Birdwell Joelen Stone-Frank Gwendolyn Kay Lum Joseph D. Bishop Dean’s Society George S. Tallichet Catherine Hall Mai Nancy Elizabeth Bittel Craig Joseph Litherland Marisue Tallichet Mark Francis Mai Raymond H. Bittel Susan Tighe Litherland James S. Tart Margaret M. Mallory Anne B. Bonnyman Elizabeth Shook Tiernan William Barton Mallory, III David A. Bordelon Cloister Society Michael Whitaker Tiernan Howard William Marker Julie St. Martin Bordelon Martha N. Ackerman Laura L. Voisinet Norman Floyd McGowin, III Adel Botros Neel B. Ackerman, Jr. Susan Marie Walsh Vivian Stabler McGowin Linda Whiteside Bowker Frank M. Allison James Richard Wilkinson* Courtney Roe Mott William H. Bowker Judy Jones Allison Karen Connell Wilkinson* William Ransom Mott Linda Brandewiede David Wallace Baird Tim Martin Mulloy Robert P. Brandewiede Mary Diane Baird Tower Society Amy Magee Parkinson E. Denby Brandon, III Mark P. Becker Cynthia Liebig Allen John Ricahrd Parkinson, Jr. Dorothy Marie Brenner Robert Eugene Bledsoe* Kevin John Allen Bruce Allen Phillips James E. Brenner Jane Emily Boozalis Susan Marie Allen Diane Schlup Phillips Diane Ellis Breth Steve Theodore Boozalis Thomas Stewart Allen James Marion Pool James R. Breth Beverly Brunson Maria Alsamadisi Jayne Collins Pool Dennis W. Brewer David Brunson Morsy Alsamadisi Guillermina Toal Punzalan Lorraine Carol Brewer Stuart Campbell Julie Clare Antaya Roger G. Punzalan John Hentry Broocks Becky Irvin Campbell Richard Scott Antaya Mia Anne Rethorn Yvette Monique Broocks Kathy Bogart Conkell* David Charles Bach Michael K. Rethorn Roberta Groce Brown William David Conkell* Nora Margaret Bach C. J. Routh Stuart C. Brown Lisa Tempesta Cox Hazel B. Bailey Wendy E. Wise Routh Jerry L. Bullins Mark Jay Cox Randy E. Bailey Rosco A. Scippa Marie Carol Bullins Colette Hutchings Dean Brian Ballard Peter McIntyre Shedden Arthur L. Burns, Jr.♦* John Anderson Dean Janet Louise Ballard Carol Harden Sheftall Graham Walker Burns* David Philip Dempsey Jonathan Duane Berger William Lowe Sheftall Cindy Taylor Calder Nancy Davis Dempsey Rebecca Kim Berger Dennis Lynn Stanford, Sr.♦* Keith Calder Barbara Helms Dortch Barbara A. Blades* Brian Roger Sullivan Richard Morrell Carter Robert Cleveland Dortch Rev. Lawrence R. Blades* Cynthia Marhall Sullivan John Connor Cavett, Jr. John Sherman Dryman* Charles Michael Bower Deborah Travis Terry Atkin Cavett Susannah Averett Dryman* Mary Ann Bower Anita Varma Nancy Jane Chandler Clay T. Farha Fred D. Bryan Himanshu Varma William Deaen Chandler Jamie L. Farha James Strouse Campbell Sammy Gail Wells Diane Swann Chastain John Peter Frank Nina Jo Campbell Steve Wiley Wells Donald G. Chastain Anthony William George Fabio Carrillo Mary Jane Woodward David Lee Childs Cheryl L. Harris Nohra Stella Carrillo Pat M. Woodward Eva Clark James E. Harris Diane L. J. Clarke Mary L. Zeigler Mickey Dianne Clark E. LeRoy Hendricks, Jr. Philip R. Clarke, III Robert E. Zeigler Reagan C. Clark Frances Hendricks Janis Hardin Davis Beverly Coates M.E. Blair Holbein Cynthia Marie Dove Loyalty Club Dudley W. Coates Richard Edward Holbein, Jr. Kerry Cecil Dove Elizabeth Lynn Abbott Edward Stephen Cody Bradley Neilson Howell, Sr. Sandy Dunkel Elfrink Robert L. Abbott Craig N. Cohen Sara Jane Howell Tim Michael Elfrink Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch* Karen K. Cohen

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 15 Parent Donors continued from page 15 Dusanne J. Comkornruecha Edward L. Halk Maureen Claire Maryott Dean Whitfi eld Simpson Prachak Comkornruecha Dennis Michael Hannon Peter Silsby Maryott Mary Ellis Simpson Elizabeth Angell Cook Renee Simpson Harn Michael D. Matheny Carl B. Smith Peter Mohler Cook Robert Eugene Harn Sarah Elizabeth Matheny David Crenshaw Smith Deena Marie Cossich Annabell Ailor Harr* James D. McCarthy Elisabeth Lyles Smith* Phil Francis Cossich David M. Harr* Jane Ann McCarthy Mark Alan Smith Marie Ann Crenshaw Lyndall Hauver Kim Davis McFarlen Mary Catherine Smith Kathleen Crowley Robert Hauver Florence A. McKinley Mary Catherine Smith Donald Currie John R. Hays, Jr. Karen Elizabeth McLain Marybeth Smith Judith Currie Nancy S. Hays Rich Stuart McLain Scott Alan Smith* Mary P. Curtis Roger Neal Heinrich, Sr. Kimberly DeVonne McLean Elisabeth Clawson Stagg Stanley B. Curtis Judith Williams Hettinger Kim Marie McMurray William Radford Stagg, Jr. Larry Eugene Dagen Elaine Marie Hewitt Sam King McMurray, III Eric M. Steen Leanna Kim Dagen Mary Metz Hickman Davie Wayne Melton Mary Gayle Stoner Mary Melissa Daggett* Stephen Darryl Hickman, Sr. Janice Scott Melton Stephen P. Stoner Timothy Mahlon Daggett* Constance Elise Hobson Barbara Susanne Merriman Carolyn Stramka-Botros Forrest Mallory Davis, III Willis Wilson Hobson Richard C. Merriman James G. Stranch, III Gerald James Davis Laurie Ellen Hohos Larry T. Miller Jane Branstetter Stranch Kathleen Davis Robert L. Hohos Patti Jeanne Miller Andrew Mark Streitfeld Linda Lee Price Davis Bryan Keith Houser Maria DeArmond Mingos Jeffrey J. Strossner Susan McDonald Davis Janice Ann Houser Steven Carl Mingos Karen L. Strossner Thomas Andrew Davis Still Hunter, Jr. Amy Mitchell-Harms Casey M. Stuart Luigi Vincent DeFabrizio Larry Don Irwin Michaela Jane Mohan Susan J. Stuart Helen E. DelBove Lynn Bass Irwin Sean Patrick Mohan Paula Anne Sullivan Ralph S. DelBove A. Woodson Isom, Jr. Bradley W. Moore William Cleatus Sullivan, Jr. Lawrence Clyde Dill Claudia Rickert Isom Janelle E. Moore Ting Sun Peggy Killingsworth Dill James Chu Jeng Cynthia May Naeger Jill Svejkosky Mary Jane Dismukes Marlisa Maar Jeng William Joseph Naeger Joseph Leo Svejkosky, Jr. William E. Dismukes Glenn Williamson Jones Susan Pope Neelly J. Tyler Swindle Brenda Donald Mary Jane Hillard Jones William R. Neelly Kathryn Lewis Swindle David B. Donald George Adams Joplin, IV Donn Ngeb Alice Taylor Margaret DuMont Nina Joplin Frank J. Nucaro Charles W. Taylor Ryan P. DuMont Mary Jo Jordan Paula Ann Nucaro Gail Elizabeth Thames John William DuVal Mikiko Kato Patricia Gayle Osler Paul B. Thames Gerry Lyn Duvall Yoshiyuki Kato Thomas M. Osler John Hansford Thomas, III Thomas A. Duvall, III Carrin Clark Katz Jean Wall Owens Sherrill Lynn Thomas Mary Emerson Jerry P. Katz Katherine Shannon Owens Jeffrey Escar Thompson Robert Emerson Dennis Bryan Kay Thomas Edward Owens Nancy Reynolds Thompson Dixie Anne Erhardt Mary Hyatt Kay Dendy L. Pappas Claude Leeper Tinney, III Roland Alfred Erhardt LaVonda Bowdoin Keel Rallis L. Pappas Pamela D. Tinney Daniel Keith Evans Perry Hamilton Keel James Francis Petraglia Aileen Janet Todd Randall E. Evans Andria L. Keil-Bilan Thomas W. Pettyjohn, Jr. Harry Wayne Todd Sidney Lee Evans Carrie DeLong Kernodle Pamela Barningham Phillips Mary Tucker Susanne Walker Evans John Philip Kernodle Robert L. Phillips Elizabeth Hood Turner Epsey Cooke Farrell Kirt Harold Kiester Leslie Kemp Poole Selwyn H. Turner, III Mary Lott Federline Frederick Condit Kneip Michael William Poole Vicki S. Upchurch Terry E. Federline Marion Susan Kneip Edley M. Porter Mark Sellers Utkov Anetta Bereta Ferguson Lawrence Edward Kokajko Mark Wilken Porter John James Varley Thomas J. Fewox Amelia Kopald Marlene Rae Porter Marianne Suters Varley Toni N. Fewox S. L. Kopald, Jr. Robert Euclid Porter David Warren Vernon Linda Beth Fine Andrew Baker E. Kyle Carole Lyn Purdy Peggy E. Vernon Charles S. Foster, Sr. Anne Rudolf Kyle David Bruce Purdy Catherine Rebecca Vespereny Kate McCarty Foster Clara Lagueruela Thomas Lamonde Purdy Adrian Marion Ward Ann Mary Garris Richard G. Lagueruela Ann Michele Rabalais Sandra Ann Ward George Arthur Garris Kevin Patrick Lally Margaret Carolyn Raiser Lena Pearl Weaver Patsy Maria Gatlin Pamela Ann Lally Duncan C. Ramsey, III Robert A. Weaver, Sr. Z. Wayne Gatlin David Karl Lambeth Allison Djerf Ranson Edwin Richard Weidler, Jr. Dale Smith Georgiade Leslie Ann Lambeth William Albrecht Ranson Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. Gregory S. Georgiade Billy D. Leach Ann W. Richardson Carol Howard Wells Charlene B. Gernon Maythorne B. Leach Jo Lee Robinson Donald H. Wells Roy Riecke Gernon, Jr. Elizabeth Anne Lehman John E. Robinson Herbert Harold West, Jr. Debra Eileen Gillespie William Patrick Lehman Barry Joseph Roetry Katherine Ivey West James Christoher Gillespie James F. Link Sharon Zwahl Roetry Elizabeth Exum Whitten Jarrod Lawrence Gilmore Susan Hutchins Link Donna Marie Ryan Gordon T. Whitten Nicole Gilmore John Maxey Lippincott Jefrey Wayne Ryan John D. Wigodsky Burton D. Glover Michael Walter Loveland Helen L. Schrier Mary Lynn Wigodsky Suzanne Cook Glover Susan Jean Loveland Paul Schrier Ann J. Willard Alta Gochnauer Jebb Thorn Maginnis Lawrence C. Sefton Gregory D. Willard Richard Bleakley Gochnauer Lizabeth Kathleen Maginnis Akshay Chandrakant Shah George A. Williams Mary Hall Gregg Karla Wade Marchell Trupti Akshay Shah Juli Annette Williams Steven Daniel Hahn Kirk Alan Marchell Selley Rebecca Shapiro Larisa Murianka Williams Susan Collins Hahn Gary Allen Marcum Jane Elizabeth Shea* Roger Kevin Williams Barbara A. Halk Joy Cooper Marcum Laura Shaw Shields Alex Clark Willingham

16 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Judy Kathryn Willingham Alex Conaway Robin Katz Kamphaus Susan Isabel Sears Deborah Jean Wilson Marie Loeb Conaway Nancy D. Kelly Anil Jai Singh Jim Winkates Alice Shanklin Cowley Henry T. Likes Jennifer Sue Smiley Lorita Cosner Winkates John P. Cowley Marguerite Gisburne Likes Howard McQueen Smith Charles E. Wolpert Neal F. Devitt Derrie Anne Lindley Martha Taylor Smith Clara Creighton Wood Paula L. Devitt Thomas Robert Lindley Lisa Catherine Stark Walsh Jacalyn M. Wright Donald R. DeZutter Edna McFadden London Maisi Wikstrom Summ Robert W. Wright Lynn Ann Kronberg Dorough George Orr London Randolph P. Summ James Thomas Yates Alice Ann Dunlap Bennie W. Loper Patrick Albert Talley Francis Eugene Dunlap, Jr. Diane Hawkins Loper Sharon Talley Donor Bruce A. Erskine Curtis Lee Lowery, Jr. Gregory C. Tamason David Marl Albert Helen Charcalis Erskine Ellen Margaret Lowery Rebecca G. Tamason Nancy Fine Albert Helen Day Ewing Randall A. Marks Alexandra Narvell Thim Fran Perkins Alexander J. Randolph Ewing Stephanie Marks Paul Russell Thim Claire Ellen Archer Vlasta Fedinec Andrew A. Markus Peggy Joyce Turnipseed Jay E. Archer Elizabeth Jean Flexsenhar Linda Lou Markus Sidney Eugene Turnipseed Arlene Karpinski Ashe Michael A. Flexsenhar, Jr. Ralph Alton Mason Andrew A. Vance, Jr. Braxton W. Ashe Digna Mariela Forbes Sarah Joanna Mason Frances M. Vance Connie Cape Ashley Howard N. Forbes Marion H. Massey Marlene Wagner William Harrison Ashley Alan J. Forsyth George McKamie McMillan, Jr. William Wesley Wagner, Jr. Gordon E. Baird Janice Elizabeth Forsyth Kitty Sue McMillan Konnie Selllers Walker Vada M. Baird Jana Leigh Foster Karen Mary McNulty Francis Eugene Walsh Kathryne Johnston Baker Steve Mark Foster Charles McPherson Kevin Allen Washam Elizabeth Wade Barber Amado Xavier Freire Nancy McPherson Marcia Louise Washam Jeffrey T. Barber Nancy Edith Freire Terri Lynn Moak Sandra Kay Weise Donald Wayne Barker C. Kevin Gallagher Thomas Franklin Moak Stephen Louis Weise Judy Broadstreet Barker Margaret D. Gallagher Michael Allen Monsor Carol West Craig Stephan Barnes Stephanie Louise Gay A. Maxine Montgomery Olin West, III Kelly Anne Barnes Cynthia Anne George Patsy Joan Montgomery Celeste Adams Wheelwright Bobbie Joel Barrett Edward Anthony George William E. Montgomery Henry Chalfant Wheelwright Rex Maurice Barrett Kathryn Finch Godbold Kim Iaggi Moreland Richard and Virginia White John Stephen Beale Barbara Coleman Goldsmith Michael D. Moreland Irene Wiser Doris Faye Bernard Jeffrey Coleman Goldsmith Connie Jane Morgan Michael Kenneth Wisner Kathleen Core Bishop Nancy H. Gottsacker Reginald Charles Morgan Randall Bryan Womack Robert Welch Bishop Stephen P. Gottsacker Gregory Scott Morrell Sandra Diane Womack Mary Kathryn Bond Catherine Morton Greene Jan Ellen Morrell Becky Woodiel Patrick Ayres Bond David Alan Greene Edward M. Nabers Neil L. Woodiel Diane M. Bonner Tammie Yvette Groover Judy Brockman Nabers Kumar P. Yogesh Ronnie B. Bonner Ann Hughes Hamilton Martha L. Nemer Meena P. Yogesh Caroline Seay Borgman Ronnie Edward Hamilton Robert G. Nemer Cheryl Broach York Paul Edward Borgman Thomas Boyce Hamilton Leslie Virginia Ouellette Gregory Charles York Elizabeth Holliman Boswell John H. Harrington, Jr. Roy Lee Ouellette Dennis K. Zimmerman Donna Sue Bourland Nancy Jones Harrington James L. Pannell Charlene F. Zoeller Dianne M. Boyce Doris Faye Harris Karen B. Pannell Curtis A. Zoeller Madeleine Bento Boyer Henry Charles Harris, Jr. Carol Dianne Peebles William Kent Boyer Karen L. Harrison Ronald G. Peebles Parent Council Connie K. Brennan Barbara Landry Hebert Clay Edward Pellissier Co-Chairs Dennis F. Brennan Kevin J. Hendrickson Kathleen Mary Pellissier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons Carol Coaker Brewer Laura Bartels Hendrickson Nancy Jo Penny Norris Wayne Campbell Katherine G. Hendrix Charlotte Jo Pillow Team Leaders Patricia Campbell V. Keith Hendrix J. Mark Pillow Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Hennessy Patricia J. Canale Marjan Wilhelmina Henkin Charles Henry Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto Alice Catherine Carls Mitchell Paul Henkin Melody Lauer Pittman Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard Stephen Douglas Carls Judith Leanore Hodges James Michael Pluta Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse George Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr. James Douglas Holloway Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer Bruce R. Carr Victoria Ann Holloway Adrienne Leigh Relyea Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Smith Phyllis D. Carr Theresa E. Hook Steven Jennison Relyea Sergio Cartagena William John Hook Gregory Richardson Council Members Foster Sherburne Carter, Jr. Suzanne Baker Hutto Shirley F. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Allen Paige A. Carter Mary Sanders Jensen Steve Kirk Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Bierle Joseph Bartholomew Casey Thomas E. Jensen, Sr. Jonathan E. Ricker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Blake, Jr. Martha Alice Casey Cindy Travis Johnson Nancy J. Ricker Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. Joan I. Cassel J. Kimbrough Johnson, Jr. Daniel S. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bruce, III Edward Pickett Cavin Judith Ousley Johnson Teryl Tinsley Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Molly Lonlin Cavin Robert Nolen Johnson, Jr. Janita S. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge Ayten Cetingok Francis Bruce Johnston William C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Phil F. Cossich Muammer Cetingok Sue Snavely Johnston Helen Marie Roth Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr. Brent P. Chaisson Eileen Corrigan Jones J. Reece Roth Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Culmo Mary A. Chaisson Kathy Ann Jones Bruno Richard Rumbelow Dr. Virginia H. Dale Susan B. Chiarello Patricia Bowen Jones Stephanie Ann Rumbelow Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. DeBeaux, III Steven Ray Claypool Steven Lee Jones Diana M. Ryder Dr. Nancy D. Donachie Jon Ronald Comola Thomas Hunter Jones Robert Curtis Salmon Dr. Robert J. Donachie, Jr. Laura Underwood Comola Bill Sutton Jones Alan F. Sears Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dryman, Sr.

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 17 Parent Donors continued from page 17 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Eiland Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Insul Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Pellegrom Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Johanson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Warren, III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Leibner Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fewox Mr. Robert Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price Ms. Kathryn A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Malone Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Rauck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Millis Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Ricketts ♦In Memoriam Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hansen Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Schully Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauver Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Bradley N. Howell, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Tufton Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these individuals other than alumni and parents who made gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 -$499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Cloister Society Madelyn Brock Elizabeth Stout L. R. Jalenak, Jr. Sharon S. Bailey Beverly Brooks John T. Stout, Sr. Peggy Jalenak Betty Calandruccio Henrietta Allen Carter Bruce C. Taylor Catherine T. Keathley Lucian T. Pera John R. Cawthon Harte R. Thomas, Jr. Tom Miller William M. Vaughan, Jr. Margaret Dendy Charles Grant Wade Edward G. Moore Gail Dobbins Harry W. Wellford Susan Morgan Tower Society William D. Dolan, III Jean Morrill Katharine Harwood Gooch Jeanne Dreifus Donor Nancy Norman Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Jed Dreifus Edgar H. Bailey Bobby M. Parson Ellen Klyce Anne Gibson Carolyn B. Chandler Madhavi Sethna B. Lee Mallory, III R. Marsh Gibson Charles R. Chandler Emily S. Underwood Susan Hastings Mallory Mary A. McGee Margie J. Cole S. Parks Watson Mia L. Mitchell Arnold E. Perl Roger E. Criswell, III Catherine Orgill West Elaine Reis Dan A. Dunaway Nancy Wood Loyalty Club Joseph S. Sims Virginia Dunaway Dorothy Work Lawrence A. Barrett Vivian Sims Marie M. English Jeanne B. Bouton H. Still, Jr. Jo Ann J. Hunter Campus Donors

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

Diehl Society Benefactor Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Brent K. Hoffmeister P. Eric Henager ’89 Carole Pearson Troutt Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03* Richard F. Huddleston ’84* Terry W. Hill William E. Troutt G. Kenneth Williams~ Timothy S. Huebner Christina Marie Huntington ’95 David J. Wottle David Y. Jeter Daniel D. Jacobs Diehl Society Patron James W. Jobes~ Angelo Curtis Johnson Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Dean’s Society Michael P. Leslie Janet M. Kirby~ Robert R. Llewellyn~ Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61~ Martha Ann McGeachy ’88* Michael P. Kirby Jenna Goodloe Wade* Sue Dunn Hall ’69 Kenneth S. Morrell James C. Lanier~ Arthur M. Weeden, Jr. Glenn W. Munson Darlene Margaret Loprete Red & Black Society Senior Valeria Z. Nollan Debra Ann Manning Anita Ann Davis ’90 Cloister Society James Hundley Philpott Charlotte McLain Melody Hokanson Richey G. Hudson Andrews, Jr. ’70* Diane Goodman Sachs ’61~ F. Michael McLain~ Warren A. Richey Lucy Hill Black ’67* Dena Carol Selmer Mary E. Miller* Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Terese Jean Buscher Brian W. Shaffer* Gail S. Murray John C. Kaltner Ann M. Viano Robert G. Patterson~ Red & Black Society John S. Olsen J. Kyle Webb ’91 Stacy S. Pennington ’94 Associate William M. Short ’71* Herbert Lee Rhodes J. David Alexander, Jr. ’53~ Gail Corrington Streete Loyalty Club Katherine Owen Richardson ’83 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71* John L. Streete ’60~ E. Allen Barnhardt ’59~ John H. Rone ’71 Michael T. Clary ’77 Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98 Carole Choate Blankenship ’85 Kevin J. Sackett Daney D. Kepple Jack H. Taylor ’44~ Milton P. Brown, Jr.~* Ray E. Scruggs Christopher Scott Wood Dorothy C. Brownyard Willie Frank Sims Red & Black Society Anne S. Caldwell ’51~ Robert J. Strandburg Member Tower Society Carol Casey Bama Mae Strickland Bette Joan Ackerman Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 Claire Tansey Coleman ’58* Janice Gardner Tankersley Suzanne L. Bonefas Brenda Armstrong Eckles Jack R. Conrad~ James M. Vest Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill~ Kathy M. Foreman Daniel E. Cullen Lori Von Bokel-Amin James H. Daughdrill, Jr.~ Roberta Kimble Gibboney Caley Artis Foreman, III Douglas Walker Brian E. Foshee Margaret Handwerker Leonard W. Frey~ Jane Harding Wells ’03

18 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Elizabeth West Whittaker Debra A. Douglas Loretta Jackson-Hayes Sherry Ann Sasson ’08 Stephen H. Wirls Eddie J. Douglas~ Janet Carr James ’73 Christopher Wayne Seaton Richard C. Wood ’48~ Robert Dove Alan P. Jaslow Claire Revels Shapiro James Baldwin Duncan, III Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Martha Hunter Shepard ’66 Donor Jonathan Lee Duncan Stephan Lance Kimbrell Linda Faye Smith Lawrence K. Anthony~ Jay Eckles ’00 Caroline Barrett King ’06 Robert M. Smith Johnny R. Austin Wendell T. Edwards Angela Ju-me Kornman ’06 J. Scott Srnka ’87 K. Lynn Barnett Gordon L. Ellingsworth Susan M. Kus Robert M. Taylor Anthony J. Becker, Jr. Rachel E. Feinman W. Larry Lacy ’59~ Walter B. Tennyson Martha J. Becker~ Patricia Sue Fetters Samantha Wolinski Lambert Karen Frances Thomas Kimberly Suzanne Bennett Sherry J. Fields Marcus Rashad Langford Lillie Todd Gordon Bigelow Rebecca S. Finlayson Kye Young Lee Sandra George Tracy Catherine Elizabeth Bloom ’06 Leland Fitts Bill W. Lewis Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 Marshall Boswell Wayne B. Flake Elizabeth Harvell Love Edward A. Trouy Patricia Lee Boulie Mark Fleming Timothy Herman Lucas Donald W. Tucker~ Darlene D. Brooks Amanda Ford Andy J. Marcinko Christy Michelle Waldkirch Linda B. Burks Elizabeth Eleanor Gates Bernadette McNary-Zak Alma M. Warren Mauricio Lujan Cafiero Andrew Bates Gibson, III Tiffany Faith Merritt ’02 Chenobia Chevette Webster Amie Aileen Cahill ’07 Olivia Gillum William Anthony Moore Joseph A. White Jackie Carney Jeff R. Goode Scott Newstok Jason Gregory Wolfkill Stephen J. Ceccoli Eric I. Gottlieb Jeffrey S. Norris Libby Wyrick Wyatt Dionne Renee Chalmers Linda Kay Granito Kenan Chase Padgett Stephanie Lee Chockley ’95 Phyllis A. Gregory Judith Anne Pierce *Gifts reflecting an increase to a Dawn Clement Cornies Judith P. Haas Margaret Harris Plunket higher level. Deborah Lynn Conlee Michelle Hammontree Marcus D. Pohlmann ~Emeriti Elizabeth Erin Daggett James David Hicks Sarah Elizabeth Pospisil Gayle A. Davis Rose Ann Hicks Leigh Allison Powell Edna C. Davis Herbert A. Hilgeman Amy June Radford Kristen Elizabeth DeLuca ’08 Erin Rene Hillis Jason Richards Pam Maxine Detrie Kristen Higgenbottom Hunt Rashna Richards Elizabeth Lucile Dodd Carson Marie Irwin ’08 Amy E. Risley Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts

Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations, and churches that contributed to the college this year. Associates The Medtronic Foundation* Fleshman-Pratt Foundation, Inc. Sponsors $20,000 and Up The Teagle Foundation* General Motors Foundation^ $1,000 - $2,499 Assisi Foundation* Thomas J. Watson Foundation* Gerber/Taylor Associates, Inc. A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation Ben and Margaret Love Foundation* Urban Child Institute* Global Impact^ AT&T*^ Bellingrath-Morse Foundation Wright-Bentley Foundation Hope Christian Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC C. Stratton Hill, Jr. One Anonymous Donor Community Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Charitable Foundation* Illinois Tool Works Foundation^ Chattanooga, Inc.* Community Foundation of Fellows ITW Foundation*^ Community Foundation of Louisville Greater Memphis $10,000 - $19,999 Jacob, Medlinger & Finnegan, LLP Cordova Heating & Air Conditioning Community Foundation of Arts Midwest* Law Offi ces* Co, LLC* Northwest Mississippi* Charles G. Koch Jewish Foundation of Memphis Daughters of the American Revolution* Conwood Company, LP Charitable Foundation* Mallory Alexander Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Donors Capital Fund* Everett L. Amis Foundation* International Logistics* Delta/United Specialties, Inc.* Donors Trust* Foundation for The Carolinas Marion Cohen Memorial Foundation* Energizer^ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Goldman Sachs & Company^ Mildred Nunn Residuary Trust* ExxonMobil*^ First Horizon National Corporation^ J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation Patricia Bowman Terwilliger Family Grigsby Petroleum, Inc. Harry & Louise Brown Foundation* Local Initiatives Support Corporation* Foundation Trust Henry Luce Foundation^ Hill Family Foundation Second Presbyterian Church Pittman Management, Inc.* Jack Mills Production* Ithaka Harbors, Inc.* The Boone Foundation, Inc. Presbyterian Church USA Foundation Joseph-Beth Davis Kidd Booksellers Kathryn Brown Butler The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation* Renaissance Charitable Kellogg Brown & Root, LLC, Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Foundation, Inc. Subs & Affi ls*^ Lainoff Family Foundation Inc. Endowment Program Research Corporation Mathis Pfohl Foundation Lettie Pate Whitehead Schadt Foundation, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Patrons Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving* Foundation, Inc.*^ Louisville Institute* $2,500 - $9,999 Second Presbyterian Church* Mid South Reading Alliance, Inc.* McGehee Family Foundation Bank of America Foundation^ Security Bancorp of Tennessee, Inc.* Presbyterian Church USA* Merck Community Foundation for Greater The Coca-Cola Foundation^ Press On Foundation Mike Curb Family Foundation Atlanta, Inc. The Dallas Foundation Pritzker Foundation* Plough Foundation Community Foundation of The Day Foundation Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC* Robert & Ruby Priddy Middle Tennessee The Endover Foundation, Inc. Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum Charitable Trust Degna Spoldi Private The National Christian Foundation* Family Foundation SunTrust Bank Memphis Family Foundation Thompson Dunavant PLC Robert E. Mallory Trust Foundation, Inc.* Elbert W. Rogers Foundation* United Way of Forsyth County, Inc. Roy F. Hunt, III Trust* The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Elizabeth Firestone One Anonymous Donor Shell Oil Company Foundation^ The Kemmons Wilson Graham Foundation* Texas Instruments Foundation^ Family Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation^ The Brakebill Ray Company, LLC*

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 19 Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts continued from page 19

The Community Foundation - ChoicePoint, Inc.^ Mary A. Mischer Management Trust Sentry Insurance Foundation^ Richmond & Central VA* Clark County Democratic Committee Mass Mutual Financial Group^ Smile Station LLC The Martha and Robert F. Fogelman Coca-Cola Enterprises^ Medico-Legal Solutions, LLLC Smith & Nephew, Inc.^ Family Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Medtronic Corporation^ Something Elegant Catering The Scholarship Foundation*^ Community Foundation of Greater Meilahn Manufacturing Co. Sprint Foundation^ WaterColor Management, Inc. Greenville, Inc. MetLife Foundation^ State Farm Companies Foundation^ One Anonymous Donor Community Foundation of Microsoft Corporation^ Swanson Meadows Golf Course South Alabama Mid-South Neurological Clinic Swedish Match North America, Inc. Donors David J. Joseph Company^ Nationwide Insurance Tenet Healthcare Foundation^ Up to $1,000 Dell Direct Giving Campaign^ Enterprise Foundation^ The Almar Foundation^ 2020 Financial Consulting, Inc. Dixieland Christian Outreach NCH Corporation The Handelsman Family Foundation Accenture E.G. Barker Lumber Network for Good The Murrell Foundation Accenture Foundation, Inc.^ Eli Lilly & Company Foundation^ Nissan North America, Inc.^ Thomason Hendrix et al Aetna Foundation Inc.^ Elizabeth & Richard Northrop Grumman Foundation^ Titan Pallet Company, LLC Allyson Hodge Foundation Dubin Foundation Oakdale Partners Towers Perrin^ American Express Foundation^ Emerson^ Occidental Petroleum Foundation^ UBS Amica Companies Foundation^ Engineered Fire Protection LLC Old Security Title Co. United Way of Rhode Island AOL Time Warner Foundation^ Entergy Corporation^ P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust Van Jeffreys Ltd. Arkansas Best Corporation^ Executive Financial Services, Inc. PACCAR Foundation^ W.W. Grainger, Inc.^ Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation^ First Congregational Church Pearson Family Foundation Wachovia Bank, NA^ AT&T Foundation^ Frederick Etchen Associates Pettiette Armand Dunkelman Woodley Washington Mutual Employee AXA Financial^ GE Foundation^ Byrd & Cromwell LLP Giving Program^ Ball Corporation^ Google Matching Gifts Program^ Pfi zer Foundation^ WellPoint Foundation^ BASF Corporation^ Greater Everett Plexus^ Wells Fargo^ BBQ Shop Community Foundation Presbyterian Church of Wildlands Fire Service Inc. Bentley Tile Creations Home Depot Foundation^ Western Springs WMC Stations Black & Decker Corporation^ IBM International Foundation^ Procter & Gamble Fund^ Wodehouse Corporation^ Boeing Company^ International Paper Pro-Mo’s Xerox Foundation^ BP Foundation, Inc.^ Company Foundation^ Quest Diagnostics Incorporated^ Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc.^ Brayton Foundation IWL Photography Inc. RAINCO Bronswood Cemetery, Inc. Jewish Chautauqua Society Regions Bank^ *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Burr and Cole Consulting Kentucky Christian Foundation Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^ range. Engineers, Inc. LexisNexis^ Reuters America Inc^ ^Companies which matched gifts of Capital One Services, Inc.^ Lichterman Loewenberg Foundation Robert E. Cunningham, Appraiser their employees to Rhodes Case Management Resources, Inc. Lincoln Financial Group RRC Holdings, Inc. Charles Schwab Foundation^ Foundation, Inc.^ S & S Supply ChevronTexaco^ Macy’s Foundation^ Sabre Holdings^ Chi Omega Alumnae Club-Little Rock Maize Financial Services, Inc. Schering-Plough Foundation^ Childers Law Firm Malco Charity Trust Self Foundation The Margaret Hyde Council The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women’s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes. Susan Logan Huffman ’83, Chair; Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77, Vice Chair for Scholarships

Life Members Investors Members Friends Endowment gifts of $100,000 or Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Annual gifts of $250 - $499 Annual gifts up to $250 more Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Timothy D. Ables ’72 Mertie Willigar Buckman♦ Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Mentors Maura Brady Costello ’83 Nancy R. Blalock Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Kathleen Anne Doyle Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Margaret A. Halle Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Judith Ousley Johnson One Anonymous Donor Patrons Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 Kathleen Laakso Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Claire Revels Shapiro Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Endowment Members Betty Calandruccio Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Endowment gifts of $25,000 - $99,999 Sara Lynn Stainback ’98 Joy Brown Wiener ’52 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Senter Crook ’65 Linda Kay Yates ’69 ♦ In Memoriam Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 Sustainers Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Annual gifts of $5,000 or more Ada Jane Walters ’56 Carolyn Farrior Boone Deborah Legg Craddock ’80

20 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 The Joe Neville Society The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the emergency needs of minority students that exceed the college fi nancial aid package. Bette Joan Ackerman Lesa Carol Halfacre ’82 Melody Hokanson Richey James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Evalie Hill Warren A. Richey Tanya Coleman Augustine Terry W. Hill David L. Simpson, III♦ ’58 Adele Kelli Bailey ’99 Alan P. Jaslow Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 La M. Banks Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Robyn Rebecca Stone ’95 Marynell Branch ’77 Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Robert J. Strandburg Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Anita Ann Davis ’90 Helen Hope Kimbrough Michael W. Wilson ’93 Robert Dove Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Henry A. Kurtz ♦In Memoriam M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Ryan D. Mire ’93

Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year. A. Arthur Halle Scholarship Hurst British Studies Scholarship Martha Robinson CODA Scholarship Rose and Solly Korsakov A. Benson Gilmore Memorial Ida LeBlanc ’Lee’ Smith Martin-Kragh Biology and Chemistry Psychology Award Service Scholarship Foreign Studies Award Faculty Development Fund Schadt Foundation Scholarship Abe Goodman Memorial Scholarship Imelda and Hubert Henkel Scholarship Mary Gideon Schillig ’47 Second Presbyterian Church of Alumni Association Emergency International Studies Institute CODA Scholarship Memphis Scholarships Assistance Fund J.S. Seidman Maxwell Family Scholarship Serena Crawford Anna and Jack D. Farris Scholarship International Studies Fellowship May Scholarship of Second Scholarship for Women Athletic Booster Club Jack H. Taylor Fellowship in Physics Presbyterian Church, Little Rock Simpson Scholarship Athletics Roof Club (Volleyball) Jack H. Taylor Scholarship McCoy Theatre Fund Softball Fund Barret Library Fund James A. O’Donnell ’74 Scholarship Mellon Foundation Souper Contact Program Baseball Field Renovation James A. Thomas III ’62 Environmental Studies Grant Spence Wilson Faculty Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Service Scholarship Men’s Basketball Special Fund International Travel Fund Bonner Scholarships James H. and Carol P. Barton Men’s Golf Special Fund Springfi eld CODA Scholarship Branyan Family Fellowship International Study Fellowship Men’s Soccer Special Fund St. Jude Summer Plus Brown Scholarship James L. and John Nolan Scholarship Merck Foundation/AAAS Undergraduate Research Business Administration and James Lientz Service Scholarship Science Research Program Stanley Joseph and Mertie Willigar Economics Department James O. Finley ’26 Family Scholarship Michaelcheck Endowment Fund Buckman Scholarship Chapman Service Scholarship Jameson M. Jones Award for Mike Curb Institute for Music SunTrust Bank Scholarship Charles G. Koch Charitable Outstanding Faculty Service Mona Rice Matthews CODA Fellowship Swimming Special Fund Foundation Grant Jane and J. L. Jerden Mrs. Ruth C. Pickens Fellowship Tex-Mex Alternative Chemistry Research Fund Service Scholarship Multicultural Affairs Fund Spring Break Fund Chick and Andi Hill Service Jennie Puryear Gardner Scholarship Murfree Service Scholarship Thaddaeus B. Hall ’31 Scholarship Fellowship Jim and Virginia McGehee Nancy Tanner and The Day Foundation Faculty Awards Clough-Hanson Gallery Fund Scholarship for Study Abroad James Rodney Feild Scholarship The White Family Craig Murray ’69 Faculty Joe Neville Society Scholarships P. Thomas Parrish ’79 Regional Studies Endowment Hospitality Fund John Colby Service Scholarship Service Scholarship Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie Crossroads to Freedom Fund John H. McMinn Scholarship Paul Barret, Jr. Library Matthews Russell Study Abroad Donelson Institute for Regional Joseph S. Legg Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in Scholarship Studies Endowment Memorial Service Scholarship Anthropology and Sociology Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie Dr. A. T. Johnson Katherine Carter Service Scholarship Phillip H. McNeill Family Scholarship Matthews Russell Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Physics Department Thompson Dunavant PLC Dr. and Mrs. F. Ray Riddle, Jr. Service Scholarships Plough Endowed Professorship in Accounting Award CODA Scholarship Learning Corridor Fund Urban Studies Track and Cross Country Dr. Robert Irl and Leland Smith Ralph C. Hon Chair Program Fund Anne Riley Bourne Scholarship Emergency Assistance Fund Ralph C. Hon Scholarship UT Neuroscience Student Dr. Thomas E. and Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarships Research Corporation Grant Research Fellowship Peggy C. Strong Scholarship Louise and John Bryan Rhodes Baseball Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship CODA Fellowship Rhodes Radio Fund Muslim-Christian Relations Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship Loyd Templeton Endowment for Rhodes Singers Fund William C. “Razz” Rasberry ’30 Field Hockey Fund Choral Performance Rhodes Tennis Program Scholarship Football Program Fund Margaret Hyde Council Rhodes Women’s Golf William M. Rosson Frank Gilliland Symposium Emergency Assistance Scholarships Richard Batey Lectureship Scholarship in Physics Fred R. Graves Scholarship Margaret Hyde Council Riley Endowment for Barret Library Winton and Carolyn Blount Fred W. Neal Scholarship General Scholarship Fund Robert and Ruby Priddy Service Scholarship Fund for the Integration of Margaret Hyde Council Charitable Trust Scholarships Womens Basketball Special Fund Spirituality and Learning Leadership Scholarship Robert D. McCallum Scholarship Women’s Soccer Special Fund German Study Abroad Fellowship Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund Wright-Bentley Ham and Katherine Smythe Scholarships for Women Robertson Chair in Biological Science Foundation Scholarships Fellowship in the Arts Marjorie ’39 and Al ’39 Robertson Physics Fund Harold “Chicken” High Scholarship Wunderlich Scholarship Robertson Physics Fund for Student Herman Bensdorf II Scholarship Marshall P. Jones Scholarship Research and Engagement

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 21 Memorials and Honoraria

The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year.

In memoriam Janet Kelso Gager ’44—Forrest L. Dorthy Kogutt—Joseph J. Nash ’81 Hughes ’03 ’04, Velda C. and Gager Jr. ’44 Mildred Casey Lautenschleger—Mel Jackson Hughes, The Little Rock Robert Amis ’48—Ann Hull ’47 Helmuth Gilow—Mary Beth and and Bud Richey Alumnae Club, Jacki Jeffrey ’05, and Edgar P. Bailey, Frances and Edward J. Wingfi eld ’62 Adeline Likes—Nancy and James Vest Meredith W. Jones ’05, KATV William O. Coley Jr. ’50, Margaret James F. Gladney, Jr. ’38—Anne William “Bill” Martin—20/20 Little Rock, Courtney Lundeen P. and William C. Douglas ’47 ’49, and Milton Brown Jr., Charlotte Financial Consulting Inc., Brian L. ’04, Elizabeth and William Carolyn C. ’48 and Jack Ivy III and Michael McLain, Virginia and Biffl e ’96, William C. Gordon ’96, Marchant, Morgan R. McCann Jean Amy—Diane M. Clark ’62, Charles Taylor ’74 Anna M. Hess, William C. Mathis, ’06, Megan B. McComas ’03, Nancy and James Vest Mary Francis Hall—Nancy and James Shawn H. McCarthy ’03, Hasen Mary A. McGee, Julie Mediamolle Emmett H. Anderson Jr.—Lucille Vest P. Rada ’96, Nicholas C. Reed ’02, ’02, Laura Ann Meyers ’07, Amy Anderson, Milton P. Brown Jr., Frank Winter Hardie ’02—Beverly Holly and James Renehan ’97 ’97, DeBusk Moore ’07, Kelley Savage Diane M. Clark ’62, Brenda Ann Andrews, Brook A. Bissinger Russ and Shari Severino, Hallie ’96 Morel ’03, Tiffany and Timothy and David Jeter, Jean and David ’02, Elaine G. Bodet, Donald and Jason Ward I. Moreland ’02 ’02, Susan and Morrill, Warren G. Nance ’62, June Mayer Briskman, Douglas L. Cynthia Marshall—Darlene M. Ray Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. Brent D. Neal, Anne Rylan, Donald and Brown, Robert L. and Mary W. Loprete, F. Nelsen, Mandy G. Oakes ’96, Sybyl Tucker, Nancy and James Byrd, Arthur Gonzales Jr., Patrick Boykin McCaa Jr. ’60—Ruth Ann Sezen Oygar ’04, Mira K. Patel M. Vest, Barbara and G. Kenneth E. Hannahan, Roy L. and Sarah T. McCaa ’05, Jacqueline M. Perrottet ’05, Williams, Kathryn Anderson Martino, Catherine Morton, Barkley Gayle McClay—Darlene M. Loprete Preschool Special Education Dept. Wisme ’78 B. and Lewis T. Shreve, Kathy Joseph Albert McGehee ’43—Coline of the Child Find Program Center Lewis Daniel Anderson ’76—James Stuart T. McGehee ’43 for Developmental Services in G. Ramsey ’76 Cyril M. Hendricks ’64—Ann Clark Robert Marshal McGehee—Coline T. Greenville, SC, B. Phillips Pressly, Junius Harold Arnold ’48—Charles ’64 and Clay Harris, Jo Kenny McGehee ’43 Lisa M. Rampey, Mary Reimer, R. Chandler Sanders ’64 Virginia Ballou McGehee ’46 Mel and Bud Richey, Kristen Lee Edgar ‘Breezy’ Baker—Joseph J. Nash Marguerite Francis Higginbotham— —Dorothy Work Rishoi ’03, Jennifer McCarthy William Bell ’49—Jane K. Watson ’49 Timothy Ables ’72 Matthew David McLain ’06—May Romo ’04, Veronica and Richard John U. Biedenharn, Jr.—Catharine Ralph C. Hon—David Bentley Short ’52 Sanders Rouse, Adriana Sahliyeh ’04, John and J. David Alexander Jr. ’56 ’53, Jane Barker Hughes ’32—Ann Clark Robert Edward McRae ’82—Janet Sapienza Jr., Kirstyn A. Schwart Mary Jane Coleman Gentry ’61, ’64 and Clay Harris Fountain McRae ’81 ’04, Courtney D. Spivey ’98, Erin Diane and Walker Wellford III Ralph L. Jansen—Nancy and James Moore Moore ’29—Houston Miller L. Starnes ’03, Zachary S. Stovall ’59 ’59 Vest Moore ’29 ’08, Lora A. Terry ’07, William P. Carl David Bird ’64—Nancy and Fred T. Johnson—Sharon and William Raymond H. Moran—Toni Sabella ’58 Thomason, Alyson M. Vahle ’04, Craig S. Wood V. Davidson ’62 and Thomas A. Barnes Michelle T. Walker ’80, Melissa A. Myra Cowan Brabson ’66—Joanna C. Jameson Jones ’36—Julia Wellford Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ’51—Mary Waller ’05, Anne Hughes White ’66 and Dennis A. Higdon Allen ’47, Elaine G. Amis, Milton Ann Morriss ’51 ’03, The Staff of WMC-TV5 R. C. Briggs—Anna G. and Jack D. P. Brown, Nancy C. Burnidge ’58, Charles L. Mosby ’51—Robyn and Anne T. Reynolds— Farris Diane M.Clark ’62, The Conrad Patrick L. Brien ’85 Diane M. Clark ’62 Margaret Darden Browder ’60 Family, Polly Cooper ’38, James Katherine Hargrave Nelson ’47— Hilaria Acosta Carrera y Rubio— —Gretchen and Charles A. Rich Dabney Curtis ’60, Sharon and Julia Wellford Allen ’47, Perry D. Toni Sabella Barnes ’83 ’62 ’63 William V. Davidson ’62, Perry Dement, Virginia B. Reynolds ’34 David L. Simpson ’58—Arthanasios William O. Browder ’62—Gretchen D. Dement ’83, Priscilla ’66 and Scott Patterson ’85—Robyn and D. Agouridis ’86, Glenda and and Charles A. Rich ’62 ’63 Gus Denton, Lewis Donelson ’38, Patrick L. Brien ’85, John H. Rone Jettie D. Bowen Jr. ’58, Kay and John Heiskell Carter—Thomas Marie and Boyce English, Anna G. ’71 Gardner P. Brooksbank ’60, Neville Francis Jackson III ’62 Farris, Sherry J. and W. Thomas Lawrence Pimm—Sharon and F. and John H. Bryan ’58 ’58, Joan Polly C. Cooper ’38—Julia Wellford Fields, Sara A. and Leonard W. William V. Davidson ’62 and Chauncey Williams Butler Allen ’47, Anna Gallaher Farris, Lt. Frey, Bette D. Garner ’72, John Anne Pressly ’04—Kyle C. Ahern III ’63, Thomas Chu ’80, W. J. Col. Grant Wade (RET) D. Gladney ’74, Margaret Rose ’03, Jeanne B. Bouton, Becky and Michael Cody ’58, Deborah ’80 Adah Laura Coultas ’01—William D. Gladney ’67, Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, Ralph Bouton, Marynell Branch and Robert E. Craddock, Margaret Dolan III, Mia L. Mitchell Clare Nichols Long ’74, Michael ’77, Kathryn Hazelrig Brinkley F. and James E. Eikner Jr. ’57 ’57, Barbara Hawkins Daniel –Helen McLain, Mary Louise and Challace ’03, Annie and Bill Brown, Anna Gallaher Farris, Sherry J. and Fred Norman, Mel and Bud J. McMillin ’64 ’64, Janet F. McRae Linda M. Brown, Margaret W. and W. Thomas Fields, Donna Richey, Nancy and James Vest ’81, Mary Jo and Tom Miller, June Brunstad, Stephen A. Burnett, Kay Fisher ’71, The Handelsman Foster Dickerson—Priscilla L. ’73 and Daniels Neal, Margaret M. Nichols, Nancy and Jack Carlisle, William Family Foundation, Marily Davis David Horne Samuel H. Nichols III, Jane ’50 O. Carpenter, Florence Stumb ’61 and Allen Holt Hughes ’61, Christina Z. Dinkelacker ’70—David and Robert G. Patterson, Dorothy Chassaignac ’99, Chi Omega Jacob Medinger and Finnegan H. Kesler , Dee U. Silverthorn Porter ’46, Florence Quinn, Mel Alumnae Club-Little Rock, LLP, Howard R. Jones Jr. ’58, William C. Donelson ’40 –Katherine and Bud Richey, Martha H. Roper, Marjorie J. Cole, Merryl Taylor ’94 Michael B. Lupfer ’59, Jo and John M. Meacham Conover ’43 William M. Short ’71, David and and Jason Cooper, Cleo W. Crank, Maxwell ’57, Margaret B. McKee Samuel L. Drash ’61—Julia Wellford Beth Simpson ’58 ’58, Patricia Lauren and Jordan DeMoss ’04 ’03, ’54, Thomason Hendrix Harvey Allen ’38, Joanna C. ’66 and and Richard R. Spore III ’83 ’84, Miriam Dillard ’03, Lee Eilbott Johnson and Mitchell PLLC, Dennis A. Higdon, Marily Davis Cynthia Gladney Steele ’70, Edwin ’00, Jane Ellefson, Lauren Ferrera Elizabeth and Timothy O’Connor, and Allen Holt Hughes ’61 ’61, Witt Stock Jr. ’59, Sara and Jack ’04, Molly H. Fitzpatrick ’05, Jessie Tracy V. Patterson ’84, Dorothy Charles W. Kinslow III ’72 Taylor ’46 ’44, Nancy and James Y. Flanders ’04, Carra H. Fowlkes C. Porter ’46, The Pritzker Steve Farris—Clark County Vest, Wildlands Fire Service, Inc., ’05, Marie C. Francis, Mary C. and Foundation, Linda W. and Dr. Democratic Committee, Ellen Barbara and Kenneth Williams, David Russell Goodale, Elizabeth Stephen H. Rhea, Carol Greaves Klyce, Joyce Palla, Karen Wieman John Douglass Williams ’69 Gower, William H. Grant Jr. , Rockett ’59, Martha H. Roper Irena Flieger—Nancy and James Vest Marshall Phillip Jones ’59—Sara M. Laird and Scott Green, Greenville ’48, Robert ’58 and Carolyn Rose, Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51—Judith and Holmes, Anne F. and John Marshall SC. High School Cross Country Sadie and Bill Rosson, H. W. and Bruce E. Campbell Jr., Janice and Jones ’88 ’85, Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59 Team, Jennifer Marie Hoffman Elizabeth N. Smith, Martha and Lewis R. Donelson ’38, Elizabeth L. Alexander Kelso— ’03, Wyline S. Holder, Bev and Edwin W. Stock Jr. ’59, Swedish and David L. Simpson III ’58 ’58 Forrest L. Gager Jr. ’44 Bob Howard, Scott and Rebecca Match North America Inc., Carole

22 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 and William Troutt, Lt. Col. Grant Samuel Everette Watson ’49— Grier Elizabeth Haney ’12— Leland Smith and the 1998 Div. III Wade (RET), Mary L. and Buddy Jane K. Watson ’49 Degna Spoldi Playoff Team— Whiteaker ’58 ’58, Kenneth G. and Han Wenfa—Nancy and Clyde Henderson ’95—Mel and Malcolm Jerome Franklin ’89 Barbara Williams James M. Vest Bud Richey James F. Springfi eld ’51— Cecil Vincent ‘Snooky’ Smith— John C. Whitsitt ’43— Neale J. Hicks—Rebecca S. Luster ’08 Sidney Lee Evans Linda K. Granito Lewis Donelson ’38 Holly Hilliard—Mel and Bud Richey Robert J. Strandburg—Carole and Edmond H. Smith ’61—Gretchen and Lewis Wilkins ’58— Carson Irwin ’08—Mel and William Troutt Charles A. Rich ’62 ’63 Robert K. Bennett ’52 Bud Richey Carole P. Troutt—Cindy and Allen Kathryn Carlson Smith ’63— Marjorie Wunderlich ’39— Robert M. Johnson, Jr.—Carole and Boone ’71, Mel and Bud Richey, Gretchen and Charles A. Rich ’62 Lewis Donelson ’38 William Troutt Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson ’63 Molly Reynolds Maher— ’42 Lee Smith ’05— In honor of Lee Allen Reynolds ’60 William E. Troutt—Cindy and Allen Cynthia Mathis Pfohl ’05 Bert Denton McLellan—Elizabeth L. Boone ’71, Timothy and Rebecca Virgil Starks ’85—Robyn and Patrick. Carolyn and Richard A. Batey— Simpson ’58 and family Cloyd ’84, Ruth and Charles Cobb Livingston Brien ’85, Lynn M. Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson Mary Jo Miller— ’44 ’44, Pamela P. ’80 and Fred T. and Edward G. Dudley III ’82 ’42 Edward deVillafranca ’83 Montesi III, Esther W. and Clinton ’84, Anne F. and John Marshall Cindy and James Allen Boone— Dorothy Neale ’77— R. Pearson, Mary Lynn and Arnold Jones ’88 ’85, Sybil and Donald W. Carole and William Troutt Rebecca S. Luster ’08 E. Perl, Mel and Bud Richey, Tucker Anne and Milton Brown— Blair Gatewood Norman ’85— Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson Helen Stauffer—Frederic R. Stauffer, Sally Jones ’81 and Brad Heinz Nancy and Alton Norman Jr. ’42 Arthur Stauffer Anne Hord Calhoun ’70— Jane ’50 and Bob Patterson— Jenna Goodloe and John P. Wade— Marjorie Stoner ’53—Diane M. Clark Elbert W. Rogers Foundation Sally Jones ’81 and Brad Heinz Mel and Bud Richey, Carole and ’62, Florence Quinn, Nancy and Bill Cochran—Van J. Frankel John R. Pharis ’67— William Troutt James Vest Suzy and Mike Cody ’79 ’58— Sue Ellen Pharis Watson ’70 Andrew Weidler—Carol B. Nation, Maybelle Olson Strandburg—Nancy Sally Jones ’81 and Brad Heinz Ann Cameron Conley Phillips ’84— Nancy P. Stokes and James Vest Robert T. Cole ’00—Madhavi Sethna Carla and Frank Conley Russ Wigginton ’88—Carole and Harte R. Thomas ’34—Patricia J. and Anita Davis ’90—Carole and Sarah Pospisil—Mel and Bud Richey William Troutt Harte R.Thomas Jr. William Troutt David Reynolds— David J. and Janice K. Wottle— James A. Thomas ’62— Michael R. Drompp—Carole and Lee Allen Reynolds ’60 Carole and William Troutt George S. Hazard, Jr ’68 William Troutt Linda and Herbert Rhea— Caroline Wright ’02—Carol and Walter J. Wade ’46—Jane and Ewing Joe Duncan ’63— Foy and Bill Coolidge Jr. Ron Peebles Carruthers Jr. ’48 ’39, Jane Clay ’49 Mr. Joseph C. McCarty III Bud and Mel Richey—Carole and Peter F. Zanca—Ellen Klyce and Charles R. Cash, Jr. Mack T. Finley—Jaclyn Moye and William Troutt Robert Tate Walcott ’93— Tillman Finley ’99, Rt. Rev. and Jerry Sanders—Carole and William L. Brian ’94 Mrs. Duncan M. Gray Jr., Ruth William Troutt William Bradley Wallace ’59— Finley ’01 and Chris Knight Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58— Joan Dawson Wallace ’59 John D. Gladney ’74— Foy and Bill Coolidge Jr., Edward Lorretta Watkins—Harrison and Cynthia Gladney Steele ’70 deVillafranca ’83 Connie Cape Ashley Alumni Giving by Class

Alumni who gave to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Unrestricted gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 - $100,000), The Red & Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999),the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Class of 1929 Class of 1936 Tower Society Tower Society William H. Maddox Letitia Montgomery Haygood* Red & Black Society Member Loyalty Club Houston Niller Moore Martha Chase Holt Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Margaret Drake Wilson Polly Cohen Cooper♦ Georgianna Awsumb Ensminger Class of 1933 Anne Williford Hasselle Donor Donor Red & Black Society Member Gladys Caughlin Campbell Nancy Haygood Ganier Donor J. Russell Perry Richard A. Thomas, Jr. Ewing Carruthers, Jr. Class of 1939 Class of 1934 Class of 1937 Class of 1940 Diehl Society Fellow Loyalty Club Donor Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Charles M. Crump Elise Hastings Bays Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich♦ Catherine Moore Freeburg Charles Perry Donor Class of 1938 Diehl Society Patron Robert L. Jack, Jr. S. Shepherd Tate Loyalty Club Alice Cohill Marquez Red & Black Society Member Kurt Elias* Virginia Reynolds Wilson♦ Anna Kathryn Atkinson Red & Black Society Associate Lillian Love Fisher Lewis R. Donelson Grace Wunderlich Prange Priscilla Shumaker Heard Class of 1935 Virginia Ragsdale Keller Cloister Society Cloister Society V. Lloyd Parker Donor James T. Watt Sarah Boothe White Will Rhea Winfrey Louis D. Parotte Marietta Morris Watt Thomas J. White, Jr.

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Donor Class of 1944 Donor Freeman C. Marr Hazel Ward Came Pauline Laguzzi Brown Martha Carroll McGuire Esther Allen Gresham Red & Black Society Member Hugh H. Crawford Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr. Frances Smithwick Lee Charles P. Cobb Elizabeth Raines Davis Richard C. Wood Jane Lederer Northcross Marie Gooch Hay Mary Hunt Weeks Cloister Society Betty Lay Kirby Donor Mabel Francis Caldwell J. Boyd Maize Sara Ralston Baldridge Class of 1941 Jack H. Taylor Archer Ayres Postlethwaite Lawrence Beck Floy Wooten Jane Ogden Carruthers Loyalty Club Tower Society M.C. Commander Diana Wallace Crump H. C. Earhart, Jr. Class of 1947 Betty Shea Drummond Nancy Millen Julius* Rufus C. Ross, Jr. Samuel R. Fudge♦ Eugene Keller, III Diehl Society Patron Dorothy Brown Kennedy Ruth Lee Pouncey Loyalty Club Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton Sonya Alperin Krivcher Ladye Margaret Craddock Arnold Billy R. Leach Donor H. David Baldridge, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Penelope Mielenz Bisbort Corinne Burch Blake Florence Swepston Snowden* Class of 1949 Jane Harsh Cecil Cham Canon Marion Dickson Moorhead Irene Trifi atis Cantos Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Associate Horace H. Stubblefi eld Forrest L. Gager, Jr. Irma Waddell Merrill* Sarah Rook Perkins Louisa McLean Stephens Class of 1942 Carolyn Tate Walker Cloister Society Red & Black Society Member James R. White Doris Fenton Blew Red & Black Society Associate Donor Eugene M. Schaeffer♦ J. W. Andrew* Franklin C. Ellis, Jr. Tower Society Edward C. Hermann Morgan C. Fowler Julia Wellford Allen Dean’s Society Molly Hawken Lockwood Ann McConnell Reaves Nancy Davis Lyle Tower Society James M. McDaniel Jane Williams Sides Vive Walker Montgomery* Margaret Cansler Riley Cloister Society Jean Williamson Sights* Loyalty Club Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones Class of 1945 Carol Morris Bowden William J. Wade Loyalty Club Margaret Parsons Douglas Virginia Ann Gates Tower Society Ernest H. Flaniken Tower Society Margery O’Kelley Lane* William F. Symes J. Richard Lee Russell E. Bryant Frances Babin Wild Frances Uhlhorn Wunderlich Alice Scott Marchisio Emile Elizabeth Dudney Jane Davidson Walsh Bettie Connally Welsh Donor Loyalty Club Mydelle Wilson James A. Cogswell Alfred M. Alperin Loyalty Club Martha Small Deason Henry H. Lanius Donor Jane Phelps Arnold Dorothy Jean Laten Dorothy Cammer Wilber W. Callihan Jean Flynn Michael Donor Mary Ann Catching Davis Martha Smothers Carroll Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson Minor Robertson Broadus Jane Mann Fleet Jane Clay Cash Wesley M. Walker, Jr. Ruth Alyne Bryant Minnielee Gordon Hale William C. Douglas Jane Weilenman Head William C. Kernodle, II Cecil E. Evans Class of 1943 Imogene Williamson Kinney Nancy Woods Muse Betty Bennett Finley Shirley Seagle Prothro Sara Anne Elliott Newton M. Reith Gewin Red & Black Society Associate John Nicholls Spain Wilbur H. Oliphant, Jr. Wesley A. Goldfarb Julian C. Nall Peggy Laughter Pera James C. Jeffery Class of 1946 May Wallace Scarbrough Jeanne Amis Jernigan Tower Society Mary Ann Nash Williams Margery Phelps Lee Roland W. Jones, Jr. Diehl Society Patron John E. McKee Jane Peete Osborne* Virginia Ballou McGehee♦ Class of 1948 Jane King Watson

Loyalty Club Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Member Donor Lorraine McMinn Bartlett John S. Collier* John P. Douglas Frank H. Berfi eld Mary New Cawthon Louise Wilbourn Collier* Fred Blake, Jr. Katharine Meacham Conover James G. McClure Cloister Society Grace Brown Allen H. Hilzheim William A. Jones, Jr. George A. Chauncey Virginia Knowlton McClure Red & Black Society Member Beverly Beane White Peggy Marshall Crutcher Samuel E. McFadden, Jr. B. Snowden Boyle, Jr.♦ Virginia Briggs Elmore Lewis D. Wellford June Morrow Schaeffer Tower Society Carmen Roper Hatchett Virginia Brittingham Worthy Peggy Baker Cannada Cary Harris Hunt Jessamine Grimes Younger Cloister Society Regine Bacot Harpole* Florence Phyfer Krause Emily Williamson Haizlip Harriet Causey Kuykendall Betty Walker Locke Donor Sara Sparr Taylor Nancy Robinson Reeves Betty Canon McArthur Gladys Moore Ellis June White McCormick George B. Hale Tower Society Loyalty Club Gloria Ash Minor Beverly McFall Mitchell♦ Warrene Buford Ivy Joseph C. Eckstine Stanley Williamson Mosby F. William Small Mickey Dougherty Hale Martha Birdsong Nickey Josephine Rhea Thomas Loyalty Club Dorette Storn Humphries John D. Pera Helen Williams Billingsley Camille Bailey Hutton Robert O. Utter Annabelle Hall Lavin Carolyn Cuningham Ivy R. Bedford Watkins, Jr. William E. Long

24 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Class of 1950 Dorothy Love Turk Red & Black Society Partner Red & Black Society Associate Jack D. Vincent Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee J. David Alexander, Jr. Diehl Society Sustainer Anne Baggett Wilkes Herbert Linville Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Member Class of 1951 James E. Ratcliff, Jr. Claire Oates Ping Diehl Society Patron Jane Wittichen Williams* William C. Threlkeld C. Stratton Hill, Jr. Diehl Society Fellow George W. Wilson, III J. Lester Crain, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Senior Ann Rollow Ross Cloister Society Ruth Griffi s McCartney Diehl Society Fellow J.D. Trimble, Jr. Robert H. Crumby One Anonymous Donor Elizabeth Wade Ferris Red & Black Society Member Dean’s Society Elizabeth Collins Swaim Berta Radford Laney Diehl Society Sustainer David B. Short Eleanor Brown Weaver Barbara Howell Hamilton Dean’s Society James F. Springfi eld, Sr. Cloister Society Tower Society Jane Davis McCain* John A. Austin, Jr. Marjoree Russell Bryant Red & Black Society Member Joy Powell Smith E. Wayne Cliffe Cloister Society Nancy Hill Fulmer♦ John Turner Gray John H. Evans, Jr. Frances Crouch Perkins Tower Society Horace G. Kitchell Herman J. Kaplan Charles J. Ping John B. Allen Mary Frances Steen Libassi William R. Gentry* Mary Taylor Montgomery Tower Society Cloister Society Betty Ann McFadden Harvey* Don Allison Ramier, Jr. Robert S. Edington* William E. Boyce Carroll Tuthill Minor* Joan Smith Ramier Martha Jane Jacobs Exum June Beasley Mann Martha Beggs Orth Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw Robert L. Montgomery, Sr.* Mary Louise Barton Pritchard Thomas E. Smith Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Anne Davis Toppins Tower Society Elizabeth Hoye Amis Elizabeth Martin Barker Richard C. Tumilty Ronald F. Bunn Jack R. Blake Willie Bow Frank L. Turner, Jr.* James Nelson Clay, III Frances Freeman Burkhead John C. Cuvillier, III Curtis M. Weston James E. Davis T. Wayne Deupree, Jr. Betty Jo Carter Dodson Herbert W. Eber Mary Woods Epp Jane Swaim Fox Loyalty Club Martha Ellen Davidson Maxwell Donald W. Feldman John W. Gray, Jr. E. Denby Brandon, Jr. Frances Nix Morgan Prentice G. Fulton, Jr. Etta Mae Murray Mehler-Bauer Sara Cooper Burnette* R. Christy Morgan Norma Keisling Holmes Edna Knighten Smit* James D. Caldwell Patricia Cooper Richardson James N. Lapsley, Jr. Robert L. Stewart Gene E. Canestrari Robert P. Richardson, Jr. Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Charles C. Sullivan, III Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke Marzette Smith Stallings Betty Jo McCormick Walker William O. Coley, Jr. Loyalty Club Rosemary Nelms Stinson Ann Taylor Walker Waters Paul Currie T. Reynolds Beal Carole Cocke Todd Louis J. Weber, Jr. Helen McGee Dacus Helen Deupree Brandon Jane McSpadden Twist J. William Young, Jr. J. Millen Darnell Anne S. Caldwell H. Reiter Webb, Jr. Gale Martin Evans♦ Gale Reynolds Clark* Jacqueline Newman Williamson Donor Mary B. Howard John M. Clark, Jr.♦* C. Douglas Buford, Jr. Jane McAtee Patterson Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers Donor Henry O. Freund Wendell Phillips Edward B. Fox, Jr. M. Robert Aborn Zoe Theodore Futris C. M. Pipkin Rose Washer Goldfarb Robert J. Allen Rene LeMarchand James C. Williamson Mary Ann Morriss Anne Dean Babin Charles C. McAllister, Jr. Mary Jane Millard Oglesby Robert K. Bennett Judy Mays Parks Donor Beverly Morris Coleman Joyce Richards Alan Babin Donor Janet Canada Fritsch Laura Ozanne Robinson Rebecca Truax Belknap Norma Maddox Bell Steve C. Futris Mary Dallam Warren Carol Louise Bitner Sylvia Bowling Gloria Batson Galtney Ann DeWar Blecken William B. Brazelton, Jr. Richard F. Kinsinger Class of 1954 Virginia Mead Clark Patsy Williams Briggs Bert F. Kremp Richard B. Dixon J. Howard Lammons Wanda Jo Henry McDaniel Red & Black Society Associate Jean Bagby Ezzell Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. Ruth Tidwell Mulroy Anne Riley Bourne Forrest W. Flaniken Eleanor Clarke Miller L. Anderson Orr Robert I. Bourne, Jr. Joanne Zahner Flaniken Albert A. Nelius Lula Montgomery Taylor David M. Morris* Betty Robinson Hight♦ James Gibson Nix Ruth Faquin Torri Mary McDonald Wetterau* Carroll C. Johnson Patricia Tomlinson Nix Julia Skinner Williford Ann Faquin McGuire Mary Holiman Norton Edwin F. Wills Red & Black Society Member Joseph C. Meux Jeannine Tushek Sessions Patty Evans Wurzburg Patricia Riegle Morehead Paul S. Mostert Roy F. Stratton, Jr. Josephine Taylor Threlkeld James R. Mulroy Granville Tate Class of 1953 Richard L. Peery Milton L. Wray Cloister Society John S. Pyles Diehl Society Sustainer Wade McHenry Hunter Eula Holmes Sanders Class of 1952 James T. Robertson Joseph H. Lawson Myrle Oliver Scott Thomas E. Strong Josie Phillips Smith Diehl Society Patron Diehl Society Patron Lloyd B. Smith, Jr. Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. Betty Wood Storrs* Tower Society Thomas W. Taylor Carolyn Milton Allen Virginia Mulder Taylor Ray Ulon Tanner Bettye Kilgore Terjung Laura Edington Wakefi eld

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Loyalty Club Robert H. Deupree Cora Louise Davis McDonnell Betty Lunati Grise Courtney Crumpton Bacon* John Bernard Hooker Erin Moody Morgan James W. Sanders Paula Richardson Bernstein* Dale S. Johnson Maida Moore Payne Caroline Cecil Searson Rebecca Beasley Burr Mary Margaret Storck Johnston Nancy Germany Reinker Connie White Stettbacher W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr. Will Johnston, Jr. Thomas E. Richardson Miriam Elizabeth Townshend Elizabeth Price Johnson James E. Jones Dorothy Jean Johnson Sales Geraldine Hensley Kohl E. Jeff Justis, Jr. Charlotte Black Sargent Class of 1958 Charles Pittman* Sue Farish Kimmel John K. Wadley Viola Deavours Powers Mary-Kay Schmidt Mummert Robin Sprague Walters Diehl Society Sustainer Mary Frances Forbes Reed Truman D. Nabors, Jr. Sallie Thomas Williford John H. Bryan Joanne Cunningham Sanders* Rachel Gobbel Norment Neville Frierson Bryan Martha Holcombe Turbeville* H. Kirkland Osoinach Class of 1957 Sidney R. Vise William Newton Todd Diehl Society Patron Nancy McKinstry Whiteside Gayle Clark Trautwein Diehl Society Patron Hervey Doughton Martin Peggy Fitch Witherspoon Carolyn Williamson John B. Maxwell, Jr. David L. Simpson, III♦ Keith K. Wong Grace Morris Williamson Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson Donor Jeanne Scott Varnell Margaret Hagood Akard Class of 1956 Red & Black Society Senior R. Wheatley Beard Anne Hixon Huff* Red & Black Society Associate John H. Butterworth, III Diehl Society Patron Thomas A. Huff* Mary Jane Smalley Roberts Ann McAlister Fee Judith Deavenport Mitchener J. Malcolm Gibbons, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Member Geraldine Prichard Kaller Red & Black Society Senior Suzanne McCarroll Warner Joy Magdovitz Bearman Robert Joseph Lipscomb Claude B. Trusty Erwin Hansch Westmoreland Nancy Carter Burnidge* Florence Crawford Mayse Richard W. Dortch Emma Jean Myres McIntyre Red & Black Society Associate Dean’s Society John H. Quinn, Jr. Sandol Douglas Patteson Catharine Coleman Alexander William H. McLean Barbara Burge Scott Ada Jane Walters Ralph V. Turner Dean’s Society Mary K. Lindsay Street Susan Robinson McLean Jim P. Wesson Red & Black Society Member Cloister Society B. Denton McLellan Emily McKay Whitesell William W. Hunt Jane Crutcher Williamson* Elizabeth Fisher Wilson George M. Russell Cloister Society Marilyn Mitchell Wray Tower Society Betty Chalmers Peyton Dean’s Society Lady Camille Deaderick Robert N. Templeton* Class of 1955 Edith Jean Cooper* James E. Eikner, Jr. Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner Tower Society Diehl Society Patron Tower Society Jane Burns Campbell Hosay Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop J. Rodney Feild* John B. Mostellar John P. Burge J. Bryan Smalley C. Eric Mount, Jr.* William E. Carrell* Red & Black Society Member Rhoda White Smith Harriet Byrd O’Neal* Jack T. Cunningham Annelle Albritton Clute James E. Turner Robert M. Rogers H. Richard Jones, Jr. Elizabeth Hollingsworth Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner Eugene Eaton McKenzie Loyalty Club Carolyn Caldwell Rogers Cloister Society Suzanne Carter Bjick Loyalty Club Jerry D. Tate* Susan Fulmer Austin John Wayland Carlisle Charlene Jayroe Allen Mary Latta Whiteaker* Julia Johnson Kasch David R. Davis JoAnn Pomeroy Anderton P. W. Whiteaker* Peggy Crocker Strong R. Clement Dickey, Jr. Genevieve Reeves Carlisle Joe C. Eades, Jr. Richard H. Crawford Loyalty Club Tower Society George J. Fischer, Jr. Ann Fakes Gehlmann Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy James E. Aydelotte* Sarah Strong Gilmer Ellen White Harrell John U. Biedenharn* Polly Baber Bassoni George D. Gracey, Jr. Nancy Pickens Higgason Robert L. Booth, Jr. Elizabeth Walker Hughes James D. Higgason Robert E. McClelland W. J. Michael Cody* Margaret Jones Pingree Dorothy Henning Kaylor Salliejane Dickerson Rainey Sam F. Cole, Jr. Martha Spruell Pipkin Geraldine Dozier MacQueen Miriam Heard Range Claire Tansey Coleman* Louise Aikin Russell John R. McKinney* Harrylyn Graves Sallis Mark R. Coleman, Jr.* Juanita Goodman Watson James C. Napier, Jr. Elizabeth Etter Thomas Henry R. Crais Elizabeth Bell Smith* Nelie Brown Waller Martha Sigler Guthrie Loyalty Club Linda Becker Smith* Jerry Wittmann Weise Milton L. Knowlton William M. Callicott James Howard Thompson V. Garrett Wingfi eld Roy D. Rainey, Sr. Vernon Ware Eades Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice James E. Winslow, Jr. Betty Ann Russell Joanne Danielson Goodall Ann Barr Weems Claire Sebralla Saino Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Donor Lila Wrape Saunders R. David Kaylor Donor Fred K. Beeson Jane Dean Sohm F. H. Mitchell Marcia Calmer Beard Harriette Mathewes Beeson Paul M. Thompson W. Henry Mosley Robert D. Bethell Thomas B. Buford, Jr. Suzanne Williams Winslow Joe H. Parker Paula Smith Burress Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr. Jeanette Bowen Posey James A. Dees, Sr. Margaret Jones Carter Donor Carolyn Holiman Samuel B. H. Farnsworth Mary Lewis Casey Matthew D. Curland Jean McLean Goodson Tunnell Patricia Hastings Gilliom Ethel Buck Chamberlain Estella Wilson Dixon Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson James R. Clarke Betty Jean Payne Dorris Donor David M. Hilliard, Jr. James W. Colvert Elinor Smith Fitzgerald Peggy Tipton Bright Robert L. Hunter Joan McCabe Day Marilyn Hammond Gallagher David W. Chang Edna Patton Johnson Ann Marmann Episcopo David H. Hollis

26 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Louise Morrison Kennon Sue Osenbaugh Williams J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr. Loyalty Club Marguerite Caldwell McCarty Michael Anne Condon Zimmerman Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. Westley F. Busbee, Jr. Beverly Smith Pugh Connie Kitley Goddard Jocelyn Agnew Camp Ellen Reagan Richardson Donor Annelle Gandy Gracey Mary Morton Adams Castor Arnold L. Schroeter Patricia Oberbillig Bogan Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes Judy St. John Grisso Linda Hardesty Schroeter William L. Dees Jon C. Jenkins Ronald C. Holland Charles E. Somervill Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam Margaret Elizabeth Lowe Mary Joy Prichard Knowlton Joanne Williams Wilhite Nancy Newcome Jones Carolyn S. McClurkan Charlotte Barbarin McPheeters Jane Barker Konitz David H. Moreau Hugh McPheeters, Jr. Class of 1959 W. Larry Lacy Frank G. Morris, Jr. Lela Garner Noble Bobbie Carney Paradise Beverly Bowden Pickard Joanne Morris Owens Diehl Society Fellow Carolyn Block Pierce Joseph Poppenheimer Mack S. Prichard J. L. Jerden Sandra Andrews Robertson Jack C. Sanford Mary Elizabeth McCharen Streete Nancy Wickersham Rohloff Patricia Annette Taylor Patricia Eason Westerman Diehl Society Patron Thomas O. Schrodt Geraldine Knight White Steve A. Martin Mary Farish Sharp Donor Marguerite Livingston Stone Nancy Koehn Bond Donor Red & Black Society Associate Carol Barbour Sumrall Anne Uhlhorn Broadfoot Claire Robertson Cranford Frank F. Splann, Jr.* Bates Peacock Toone Anne Goodwin Bullock Nancy Henson Daniel Princess Hughes Van Hooser Ruth Strough Clelland Margaret Haigler Davis Red & Black Society Member Nancy Wooddell Warlick Katherine McCollum Eddings Carolyn Orr Foster Eva Mae Duncan Hussey Robert F. Welsh Sandra Bain Fink Phillip S. Glasgow Gayden Rasberry Jones* Sharon Lea Gaskill Adele Wolf Grilli Carol Ann Greaves Rockett Class of 1960 Faye Combs Gray Allen H. Hughes Diane McMillan Wellford Peggy Hiller Harris Marily Davis Hughes Walker L. Wellford, III Diehl Society Benefactor John D. Hettinger John D. Hungarland, Jr. Morris T. Reagan M. Robert Mansfi eld James T. Johnston Cloister Society Sandra Marwood McGlade Michael C. Macey Robert B. Blumer Diehl Society Sustainer James B. McIntyre William T. Robinson Theodore B. Sloan L. Allen Reynolds Thomas N. Moody Suellyn Scott Ruffi n Thirza Mobley Sloan Beverly Dotson Owen Martha Barret Schneider Edwin W. Stock, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Joan Warren Priest Nancy Myers Smith Kim Baxter Henley Virginia Faye Rogers Sarah Maxfi eld Smither Tower Society Raymond F. Henley Jean Stock Rumph Emma Young Thompson Ann Mack Boles John E. Hixon Nadine McKinley Runsick Jack L. Thompson, III Mary Alice Masters Carrell* James D. Petersen Carolyn Atkinson Sitra Judith Carson Vestal Happy Snowden Jones John W. Somervill Mary Katherine Whitworth Daniel P. Logan, Jr.* Cloister Society Jane Thomas Wesson Sandra Lee Winter Michael B. Lupfer Virginia Sims Bare Carolyn Howard White Claude Ashton McMillion Rebecca Davis Knack Class of 1962 Phyllis Williams Mostellar Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag Class of 1961 Truly Brown Mount* Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis Diehl Society Patron Richard A. Park Ann Vines Roberts Diehl Society Patron William H. Jacoway Joseph A. Sullivan* Clara Stephens Smith Harry L. Swinney* John L. Streete Red & Black Society Associate Loyalty Club Red & Black Society Partner Grady F. Tollison, Jr. Charles T. Ames, III Tower Society Jerald M. Duncan Joan Waggoner Bacchus Diana L’heureux Allen Red & Black Society Member E. Allen Barnhardt Jo Lynn Palmer Allen Red & Black Society Senior Jack D. Herbert Betsy Sloan Barrett Carole Jean Hobbs Anderson Margaret Ruyl McTier Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus Jane Alexander Biedenharn* Beverly Finch Ballard John Jacobus Keith D. Buckley Deanne Runyon Irvine Red & Black Society Member David L. McAdoo Nora Petersen Buckley Karen Boyce Logan* George W. Awsumb Thomas J. White, Jr. Mary Belle Miller Cunningham Gwynne Salmon McKenzie Betty Sims Damewood Margaret Stewart McMillion Dean’s Society Cloister Society Oran B. Dent Janet McKenzie Nix Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin Glenn T. Hays Ann Watkins Evans H. Jerry Peters William G. Mankin Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer Ruth Burrow Peters Cloister Society Gwendolyn Bell Riley Fyke Farmer, Jr. Mary Crouch Rawson Sarah Cross Coleman Catherine Liddell Skapura* Ralph C. Gore Leslie W. Read William E. Grisso, IV♦ Ann Myers Redus Tower Society Tower Society Charles L. Hammett Harris Rotman* Robert L. Barret* Genevieve Johnston Clay Merelyn Davis Hammett Carol Ann Quade Smalley Marcia Wooten Barstow* William V. Davidson Betty Jo Gillmore Haynie Rann L. Vaulx Janice Chapin Buchanan Mary Susan Huffman Sara Jean Jackson Dixie Virginia Carter David B. Johnson Anne Underwood Johnson Loyalty Club Sam L. Drash♦ Barbara Bell Lawrence Sally Stockley Johnson Marilynn Smith Ames Mary Jane Coleman Gentry R. Chris Mays, Jr. Larry D. Kennon Ann Jappe Bjorklund Fay Quinn Isele* Gretchen Smith Rich Jane Aquino Osuga Charlotte Peterson Carrell Verdie H. Nix, Jr. Barbara Bondurant Pelot Finis D. Carrell Diane Goodman Sachs Loyalty Club Joan Dawson Wallace Charlotte Frist Chesnutt Edwin W. Albright Bill C. Weber James D. Curtis Marvin E. Bailey Lucy Raines Wilkinson E. Tom Elam Carol Bradshaw Busbee

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William A. Campbell James A. Warden Tower Society John W. McQuiston, II Diane McCullough Clark Doreen Vernotzy Williams Meredith Wilson Creekmore Robbie Walker McQuiston Pete Cornish John M. Dean, Jr.* Margaret Welsh Curlovic Loyalty Club Katherine Harriett James Cloister Society Ralph A. Foster* William V. Arnold Patricia Dickson Jones Anne Oglesby Carr James S. Gray Janice Edla Baker* Gail Hoover Parrish William C. Hunt, Jr.* H. Martin Hartzog Eleanor Powers Bowman Ann Evans Williams Frances Phillips Potts Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry Frances Steward Bryan Paul Jackson, Jr. Lynnette Humphreys Campbell Loyalty Club Tower Society Duke K. McCall, Jr. Dudley Weaver Davis John E. Arehart Marguerite Ward Autry* Warren G. Nance* Francis C. Davis, Jr. Lynn Drew Bartlett John E. Carter Randolph P. Pickell Robert W. Fey, Jr. Kay Reynolds Blair William Brent Casey Mary Worth Burton Robertson Susan Louise Fullilove* James R. Bullock C. Terrell Deaton Thomas M. Scott, Jr. Bernie R. Goler R. Leon Carroll, Jr. John M. Flippin Noble R. Walker Cynthia Jane Hawes David P. Cooper Nancy Glenn Green Frank D. Weathersby C. Easley Hoy Elizabeth Saunders Cooper Bruce E. Herron* Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg Barbara Hollingsworth Knowles Susan Horton Gray Patricia Dunn Jarrett Charles W. McCrary Lewis M. Guess Guilford Jones, II Donor John M. McMillan, Jr. Hayden J. Kaden Joyce Anne Moore James G. Cloud Susan Stone Overholser Judith Crow McColgan Dinetia McCormick Newman E. L. Dick Diamond Jere E. Pierce William L. McColgan, Jr. George M. Perrine* James G. Finley Kathryn Crow Rubenstein Robert A. Orr, Jr. Reba Kay Wright W. Ray Fleming L. J. Sarber, Jr. Mary Mansell Pope Marjorie Boone Flowers Marjorie Wild Selvidge Thurman A. Ragar, Jr. Loyalty Club Joy Ann Howard Hennessey Kathryn Raines Smith Judith Hollingsworth Robinson Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch Martha Gooch Hogrefe Susan Hunter Suggs Anne Smith Sarber Frances Buck Bobbitt R. Charles Hogrefe Martha Terrell Weatherford* LeRoy A. Selvidge C. William Bodie Martha Myatt Hooper Margaret Martin Wheeler Roy R. Twaddle Pamela Polete Boggs June Johnston Hungarland Linda Jackson Walter William S. Boyd, Jr. Mary Jo Evans Lundy Donor Robert W. Wells, II Charles W. Brandon Penny Nichols Macey Nancy Rhodes Archer Rose Mary Hoye Wells Kenneth L. Brunson Robert S. Maclin, III Mary Rinehart Cathcart William M. Wilson, III Betty Wilby Carroll Ann Fumbanks Mayo Mallory Chamberlin, Jr. Alabel May Wiser Mary Elizabeth Christian Franklin S. McCallie Fredricka Crawley Cunningham Nancy Wasell Work Anne Moore Clements Catherine Mixon Doris Sharp Dark James L. Collier Mary Simpson Morgan G. Goodloe Early, Jr. Donor Joanne Peters Davis Anne Thomas Phillipy Irwin H. From Elizabeth Moore Ayrer Patricia Butterworth Egger John C. Portwood Josephine Knight Hirschman Patricia Bowen Butler James H. Fall, III Sarah Mitchell Preddy Glenlee Ferguson James Susan Patton Crawford Gloria Cornell Felsenthal Delma Klotz Robinson Beth Poe Kissling Chris F. Drago E. Carl Fisher Donna Jo Miles Smith Emily Hatcher Landreth Dorritte Evans Early Judy Wood Franks Mary Ann Stewart Somervill Louise Ferguson Lockhart Mary Lou Carwile Finley Patricia Thomason Hargrave C. Warren Thompson, Jr. Marjorie Coleman Mastin Gerald Fong James C. Head Joseph W. Thweatt Laurie Kruger Mears Joseph Graham, Jr. Murray Rasberry Jordan Edward J. Wingfi eld Harry M. Moffett, III Richard L. Hackleman Judith Moody LePara Mary Lou Growdon Peterson Ann Clark Quinlen Harris Janie Stone McCrary Class of 1963 John F. Rice, Jr. Tamma Lehmann Havercamp Judith Willett McGuire Leslie Buchman Richardson Willene Langley Hendon James M. Miller, Jr. Diehl Society Patron J. Perry White Patricia Gladney Holland Robert H. Packer C. Williams Butler, III George A. Wilson Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. H. Lynn Parsons Joe M. Duncan Donald E. Jenkins Charie Bowman Reid Aubrey A. Smith, Jr.* Class of 1964 Elaine Holbrook Jenkins Robert L. Sessum Sarah Pickens Waller Charles L. Killinger, III Vivienne Guest Strickler David D. Watts Red & Black Society Member Sharon Lupfer Nardo Lynn Smith Watson Wynona Gillmore Crosby Frances Freeman Paden Edward M. Williams Red & Black Society Associate Michael R. Deaderick Mary Lynn Cooper Polk David E. Lindsey* William Mason Holmes, Jr. Jo Kenny Sanders Donor K. C. Ptomey, Jr. Randall B. Shepard, Jr. Ronald T. Allen Red & Black Society Member Sharon Gordon Stoakes Sallie Steele Aman Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb Dean’s Society Rockwell P. Ward Karen Hardy Bell John S. Cherry, Jr. Thomas E. Lappage Jerry P. Black, Jr. Thomas M. Lowry, III Marilyn Ann Meyers Class of 1965 Berney McInnis Bridges Bobbi Suzanne Burns Cloister Society Cloister Society Red & Black Society Associate Terri Skinner Chadwick William K.B. Potts E. Boyd Ellison, Jr. Lawrence E. Evans Nancy Speer Chambers L. Dossett Foster* Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey* Sally Kindig Clark Tower Society Eleanor Lawrence Geiger Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. Emma Camille Crenshaw W. Frederick Bailey Thomas L. Geiger Martha Neff Dane William Council Holmes* Challace Joe McMillin* Red & Black Society Member Theresa Webster Davis Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn Mary Lou Quinn McMillin* Senter Crook Patricia Ellen Ferguson Jean-Pierre Potel Elizabeth Currie Williams Blanche Buckingham Deaderick Florence Chalker Godat Charles A. Rich Thomas H. Durff Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n \ Jacquelyn Dowd Hall

28 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Virginia Lowry Ives Dixie DeMoville Johnson C. V. Scarborough, Jr. Tower Society Susan Smith Jampel Katherine McDonald Kallaher Garry L. Sharp Patricia Black Allen Tony B. Jobe Rebecca Smith Kissel James A. Sullivan* Nora Harvin Buchanan* Mary Darwin Johnson Alton L. Lightsey, Jr. Joseph H. Walker, III Stephen H. Cole Dale Seay Kasab Sammy Ann Primm Marshall William H. Wilson Steven C. Gould* Margaret Frye Kemp Kittye Held Mason William H. Wingo Nathaniel C. Kirkland, Jr. Jeanne Wertz Kerridge Joe M. McCord Mary Louise O’Kelly Nell Buie Lanier Susan Mayer Pauls Loyalty Club W. Michael Richards Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis Lee Pevsner Anna McLean Blade Robert A. McLean Frederick J. Sheppard, III Annette Anderson Bowen Loyalty Club Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips William K. Weber W. A. Breytspraak Audrey Kennedy Brown William S. Morrison, III Betty Sue Dean Weninger Jeanne Hope Jacobs Buckner Carey H. Bryan Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin Nancy Jackson Williamson Coralu Danner Buddenbohm Stephen A. Caldwell Sidney D. Selvidge Janie Baxter Carloss J. Perry Cowden James E. Shelton Donor Joseph N. Clarke, Jr. Duncan V. Crawford Elizabeth Wallis Shippen Kathryn Marshall Arnold Tandy Goodlett Cobb Ann Lindley Darden Jane Doughtie Taylor Delia Dunlap Blackstone David A. Cotton Sarah Winborn Davis Betty Cole Thompson Julia Ries Dale J. Arnold Drennen C. Whitman Deacon Lee Litwiller Thompson Russell J. Didelot Margaret Rose Gladney Michael Henry DeShazo Martha Dunmire White Julie Best Erwin Renee Clark Guibao Suzanne Troth Donaldson James C. Lippy Pamela Richardson Hays William W. Ellis Class of 1966 Callie Bergen McGinnis William L. Heiter, Jr.* Alan Ensminger Robert M. Morse C. Ray Henley Gail Seabrook Ganier Red & Black Society Partner Nelda Smith Pierce Jennifer Bird Henley C. Lee Giles Raymond E. Bye, Jr.* Robert E. Pineo Mary Ann Rambo McDow George S. Hazard, Jr. Maxine Mitchel Rice John E. Meeks Linda Harkrider Hutton Red & Black Society Associate Susan Reaves Richardson Patricia King Meeks David M. Kilgore Walter B. Howell Martha Hunter Shepard Michael W. Whitaker John W. Larson Robert M. Wild, Jr. Carol Frances Simpson Carol Calaway Wilson Judith Adams Larson Kelly S. Thomas, Jr. David A. Lehmann Red & Black Society Member Richard K. Thomas Donor Susan C. Lucas H. William Allen, III Martha Overholser Whitney Mary Jo Burns Breen Teak W. Martin, Jr. Katherine Willis Allen Myrna Adams Whitt Gilvia Flanagan Brown B. Hayes McCarty R. Bradford Camp, Jr. Jane Maxey Brown Carolyn Bruninga McGough Judith Simono Durff Class of 1967 Emily Thomason Freeman Carol Snowden Morris Joanna Coss Higdon Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler John C. Neiman Lynn Morrow Ward Diehl Society Patron Donald M. Hollingsworth Judith Rose Owen Carol Pickens White John R. Pharis Anne Thacker Lueke Ellen Brown Rust Anne Fraser Martin Mary Lee Sweat Dean’s Society Red & Black Society Partner Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka William D. Turner Isabell T. VanMerlin* Carole L. Branyan* Jane Carol Ramsey J. Otey Walker, III Wayne C. Shelton Elizabeth Liddon Whitehurst Cloister Society Red & Black Society Senior Carol Wertz Sutter Sarah Darden Williams Suzanne Aivazian Cohan John R. Tilton Carole Gibbs Whitehead James F. Williamson, Jr. Margaret Jean Gatz Charlotte Bringle Wilkerson Peggy Early Williamson Larrie Del Daniel Martin Red & Black Society Associate Peggy Hays Williams T. Sloan Young, IV Tina Beatty McWhorter William H. Edington Carole Ann Montgomery Nancy Cox Howell Class of 1968 Donor W. Carter Bryars, Jr. Tower Society Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Senior Mary Jane Riegler Cheatham Charles F. Bagley, III Samuel C. Highsmith William H. Davis, Jr. Katherine Ireys Diehl Thomas A. Bowman Arch C. Johnston John H. McMinn, III Alexander T. Gafford Bonnie Eleanor Davis Charlotte Lebo Ray Luther J. Nussbaum Eloise Pickard Hanna Virginia Taylor Drash Olivia DeLoach Zahler S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. Janelle Hood Haseman John M. Gardner, III Barbara Derrick Hawkes Vern E. McCarty Cloister Society Red & Black Society Member David R. Hawkes Allen D. Mills Edward R. Atkinson, Jr. Barbara Lesh Borleske Margaret Anne Hooker Robert E. Morris* Lucy Hill Black* Jennifer Fey Edmonds Laura Crawford Kinkle Paula Breland Myers W. Aaron Foster* Priscilla Hinkle Ennis Nancy Patton Langdon Canon Thomas Hall William G. Hendrickson Ellen Plants Massey Loyalty Club Judith Alexander Hunt* Walter E. Lydick, Jr. Jane Mando Meeks Robert M. Blade Dorothy Johnson Pounders Kathryn Wood Mixon Thomas D. Brabson Tower Society Louis R. Pounders Olive Crudup Murrie Susan Fisher Cheairs David W. Blankenship Carl R. Nuckolls Mary Jordan Coe Elizabeth Boyd* Dean’s Society Marian Bernice Oonk F. Alan Cummings Jerry M. Bradfi eld Catherine Prouty Horn Linda Boyd Pineo Priscilla Stanley Denton Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld Cloister Society Dana Adams Powell Frederick C. Ferguson William T. Buchanan* Carol Ann Colclough Strickland Daudet Johnston Schreurs Cheryl Gurley Followell Albert A. Burk, Jr.* Sidney J. Strickland, III E. Lee Secrest, III Layne Beaumont Gaines J. Timberman Carssow Susan Duke Woods Charles W. Shaw Thomas F. Gaines, III James P. Cole Dale M. Steinmeyer Thomas G. Greaves, III Gail Elaine Jennings Drucilla Thom White Elizabeth Walker Hudson Douglass E. Post, Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 29 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 29 Bettye Wexler Williams William E. Wehling Kenneth H. Graeber Donna Kay Fisher Jinger Jackson Wray Campbell J. Douglass Williams Linda Elizabeth Henson Nancy Jaco Golden Peggy Fritsch Woolley Jacquelyn Ann Holden Nancy Hope Lenox Class of 1969 Sandra Pugh Wright Nicholas H. House, III Bouldin A. Marley, Jr. William Lyons John R. Satterthwaite Diehl Society Fellow Donor Stephen M. Mallett William J. Michaelcheck H. Neil Arnold, Jr. N. Randall Mullins Cloister Society Terry L. Bitner Carolyn Wagner Neiman John H. Churchill Diehl Society Patron Robert L. Bowman Susan Kay Ogden Christine Southard Darnall* Craig W. Murray* Florence Wolf Calaway W. Joel Pedigo, Jr. Henry H. Davis, III Paul W. Cooper Stephen E. Pienaar William D. Hollings, Jr. Red & Black Society Senior Samuel T. Cooper, Jr. Linda Sue Pilcher N. Houston Parks C. Bradford Foster, III Searcy Lawler Cunningham Rosemary Wood Potter William M. Short* Susan Hoefer Foster Lynda Gayle Teague Deacon Nancy Meadows Raymond Bonnie Isaksen Trahan James L. McElroy George B. Elder Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt Susan K. Van Dyck William O. Ellis Gary K. Scheidt J. Robert Woods, III Red & Black Society Member John W. Gorski Maryet Swire Senterfi t K. Wyatt Engwall A. David Hall Ann Barber Snyder Tower Society Susan Dillard Hendrickson Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon C. W. Stacks John J. Carter, Jr. John S. Hille Andrew L. Kelley Cynthia Gladney Steele Frances Ruth Foster Tansill Heslip Hille Kathie Maddux Larkin Thomas H. Talbot, Jr. Stephen C. Gregory Rebecca Wynn Weiler Gloria Brown Melton Steven C. Whited Linda Phelps Hackmeyer* Linda Kay Yates James C. Murphy Thomas J. Wolff Charles F. Jones Carol Caldwell Newman R. Susan Wood Lucy Cuningham Lee Dean’s Society Margaret Boothe Paydar Richard W. McLean* Carol Gearhart Champion Paul William Peck, Jr. Donor Richard W. Miller, Jr. Sue Dunn Hall H. Davis Powell, Jr. Junius D. Allen James B. Mills Aurelia Wammack Michaels* R. Rascoe Rhea Thomas G. Allen Derrick Robert Livingston Moore John J. Richardson John H. Callow Susan McNeely Nicholas Cloister Society Kenneth L. Stanley John A. Dietrichs Charles E. Niesen, II William P. Stepp, Jr. Dale N. Underwood Andrew E. Gaston J. Frederick O’Bryant Steven R. Walker David W. Hardy Gary T. Patton Tower Society Linda Emigh Warren Martha Richardson Hodges Hannah Simmons Pickworth Susan Gladden Atkins Marcus E. Wertz, III Barbara Condra King J. Michael Ripski David W. Griffi n David E. Wheat Wallace H. Mayton, III R. Ryder Tipton, III Patricia Cooper Hayley John A. Zachry Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe William B. Hayley Shirley McClanahan Zachry Michael D. Patton Loyalty Club Eleanor Rosson Kennedy Richard G. Perez Julian T. Bolton John L. Kennedy Class of 1970 J. Albert Pickard, Jr. J. Barron Boyd, Jr. Roy Kulp, Jr. Anne Kristofferson Purdy Leigh N. Brasington Courtland Mobley Lewis Diehl Society Patron Rina Rosenberg David L. Carter Kevin L. Nicholas Richard H. Eckels Leburn E. Sharp Margaret Barton Chancey Elizabeth Shipp Nott Michael T. Stone Betty Peebles Chapman* Richard Raspet Red & Black Society Associate J. Michael Storey Jack A. Childers, Jr. Judith Gordon Simpson Martha Irene Pedersen* Patricia Simpson Terry Margaret Nussbaum Cooley McLaurin Smith Deborah Sale* Frederick N. Toma Daisy Lee Craddock Joyce McConnell Underwood Carol Anne DeForest Loyalty Club Red & Black Society Member Sue Ellen Pharis Watson Robert P. Doolittle Linda Harrell Bair Jere B. Fones* William L. Wharton, III Charles M. Durham Robert A. Bell, II H. George Wood, Jr. Lillian Aivazian Eades* Mickey R. Brigance Cloister Society Gordon S. Greeson, Jr. Morgan W. Bunch, III G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.* Class of 1971 Robin Wellford Greeson Sue Brown Bunch Nancy Shelton Nelson* Stephen D. Hammond Joseph S. Clift, Jr. Diehl Society Fellow E. Bobby Kleier, Jr. John W. Crowell Tower Society Carmen Webb Anderson W. David Lloyd Kenneth M. Cushing Natilee Murrey Duning Ronald K. Anderson Nancy Alleene McLendon Ruth Carolyn Duck Patricia Claxton Howard Alice Cockroft Oates* Janice Donelson Goddard* William J. Maguire* Diehl Society Patron Melinda Smith Raley Kathleen Cogswell House Janet Wilson Markland Laila Adams Eckels Deborah Dellinger Ray Nell Elmore Johnston Pamela Pitts McNeer Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler John H. Rone Alonzo P. Kersey, III William R. Patterson* Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler Jerome T. Stauffer Nancy Claire Lee Martha Williamson Rimmer Kittie Johnson Stauffer Jeanne Shearer Mead Gary L. Waltemath* Red & Black Society Senior Jack R. Stevens J. William Mead Elizabeth Lazear Bingley* Bettie Michele Sumara Marilyn Gates Meeks Loyalty Club Minor C. Vernon Marion Birge Morgan Beatrice Rapley Aton Red & Black Society Associate Patricia Jackson Peay B. Fred Bodie J. Allen Boone, Jr.* Donor W. L. Pendergrass, III James A. Brinson J. Robert Farrell* James D. Anderson Jane Pennepacker Pienaar Leilani Collins James R. McCarty Catherine Breytspraak Cousins Martha Lee Ramsey Guy M. Cooley Harry P. Ogden Stephen B. Crump James B. Rothman William H. Dale, Jr. Meri Rappaport Cunningham Melinda Gates Weber Ronald W. Eades* Red & Black Society Member Carroll Broadus Delaney Cynthia Vincent Wehling Martha Kate Frick James N. Compton* F. Michael DeSalvo

30 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Genyth Smith DeSalvo R. Cecil Dorman Kenneth W. Ellison Stephanie Ryburn Rodda Kathleen Daniel Ellis Susan Lee Eschenbrenner Janel Worsley Feierabend Adele VanOverbeke Sylvia Friedman Elsner Mark E. French Susan Burnside Fleming John A. Flaniken, III Bette Dale Garner Alice Gault Gamble Tower Society Karen Elyda Francis Loyce Jan Graham Lee B. Grinspan Conie Lowry Abernathy Richard S. Heien Kathleen Backus Helm Ann Reed Held Carolyn Letitia Bigelow* Beverly Cole Hooker Ellinor Goldman Howard John Emmett Held Eugenia Bruce Bostock Stephen E. Kendrick Barbara James Jones James E. Hooper Richard M. Bostock William A. Lauderdale, Jr. Lindsay Abbott Mayton Candace Naomi Keirns George W. Callow S. Bruce Levine James R. McCain Margaret Olsen McCrary Sarah Lodge Frulla Nancy Gist Moody Robert E. Phillips, Jr. Charles William McElroy Janice Meyers Jones William G. Ramsey Martha Wallace Pittenger James R. Miller Clare Nichols Long* Stephen R. Snow Sharon Ridings Steele Ellen Sams Nichol Patrick L. Matlock Ann Brown Strain Barbara Drumright Walton Robert M. O’Dea, Jr. Victoria Moira Medick* Sally Draper Sutherland Matthew W. Wood, Jr. Stephen A. Patrick Louise Horton Wyrick Linda Hall Yoakum G. Andrew Pouncey Class of 1972 Philip A. Reemes Loyalty Club Class of 1973 Steven E. Saltwick Michael S. Adere Red & Black Society Associate Charlaine Harris Schulz Larry H. Anderson W. Michael Doramus Diehl Society Patron Judy Brooks Tygard Frank B. Arnold Lee Seabrook Duncan Natalie Honan Vernon Stephen C. Berger* Red & Black Society Member Jill Hortenstine Iglehart William D. Vining* Paula Mary Block-Levor P. Ross Bandy Jennifer Worsham Newman Susan Elizabeth Witt Donna Ann Chu Carl G. Dury, II Elizabeth Louise Todd Linda Reece Young Karen Hopper Clark Emmel B. Golden, Jr. Brant S. Copeland Patricia Ann Lane Red & Black Society Senior Donor Elisabeth Scott Crady J. Mark Hollingsworth Keith M. Alexander Mark L. Crawford Dean’s Society Thomas A. Jones* Teri Schaper Allen Edward C. Davis Susan Smith Cain Vivian Dellinger McWilliams Cheryl Sue Anderson James F. Drummond, Jr. Anne Sayle Anthony Claude R. Edwards, Jr. Cloister Society Red & Black Society Associate Martha Kay Hunt Asti Theodora Sizoo Graves Kathy King Cressey Carla Jane Cox Anne Stepp Beale James B. Grenfell H. Grady Marlow, III Margaret Lawson Headrick W. Henry Gardner, Jr. Melba Bridgewater Homra Thad S. Rodda, Jr. S. Russell Headrick Carolyn Hart Haller Thomas T. Lewis Scott P. Howard Richard I. Hillard William L. Marcy, Jr. Tower Society Erin Stukey Johnson Janet Carr James R. Bryant McCrary Karen Shaw Burch Marlene Hauser Levine Carol Middleton Messineo Frederick M. Dick, II* Red & Black Society Member Christopher D. Lyons Frances Rice O’Dea Priscilla Lientz Horne Gerald A. Koonce Maria Jones Prather Phillip M. Parker Aubrey J. Howard Christina Wellford Scott Jeffrey R. Perkins William E. Jefferson, III Dean’s Society Jerry L. Shenep Karen Lyles Pilkington Charles W. Kinslow, III Duke E. Cain Catherine Laster Wood Phyllis Holmes Quarin Catherine Orr Luccock Anne Brantley Segall Nancy Nichol Wood Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick Marcia Easker Miller Henry H. Slack Marianne Curtis Mussett Cloister Society Class of 1974 Helen Moss Smith Susan Hilley Niesen William H. Brune, III Linda Joy Smith A. Warner Phelps, Jr. Robert M. Haugh* Diehl Society Sustainer Vicki Anne Switzer Joe C. Rutledge Robert C. Hermann John C. Sites J. Charles Taylor William K. Sample* Margaret Wilson-Stayton Loyalty Club John J. Sheehan Diehl Society Patron Alice Cartwright Allen Edward O. Uthman Donor Denise Henderson Bollheimer Tower Society James A. O’Donnell Dianne Housley Ashcroft Jane Butler Braxley Rebecca Pixler Boone Carolyn Nicrosi Bernard Rebecca Howington Curtis Betty Cole Cook Red & Black Society Associate Ronald T. Blade Nancy Chadick Dale Cherry Varee Falls Susan M. Clark Catherine Hoin Call Lynn McKinney Davis Gloria Jo Haley John T. Cotham, Jr. Thomas D. Cornell W. Glenn Davis D. Neil Magruder, Jr. Mary Beth Overton Cotham Susan Platter DalBello Sandra Cook Durham R. Clark Malcolm Martha House Crenshaw Catherine Canon Dixon Clay P. Farrar Eric T. Myers Mary Lampton Puckett Jere D. Hammond Ellen Moorhead Fennell Carol Ann Millwee Rudolph M. Rex Rankin, III* John H. Kier, III Gary P. Goodman Erica Larson Sartain* Leicester L. Landon, II Leslie Wineland Goss Robert M. Tigert, III Red & Black Society Member David A. Less Paulette Grayson Hammond David B. Travis Larry Rice Michael Peri Hershel S. Lipow F. Clark Williams, Jr. Katherine Kittrell Pettifer Carol Ann MacCurdy Cloister Society Linda Raffel Qualia Karin Nelson McAnlis Loyalty Club Mary Lynn Wells Bersey Holly Byer Renfrew Glenn A. Sowell Mimi Atkinson Frank G. Broyles* Lisa Stirman Roberts Joanne Glover Sowell Douglas V. Bibee Mary Jane Ward Brune Jane Zollinger Sabbatini Claude Wilson-Stayton Mary Miller Bibee J. Michael Epps Kathryn Trammell Scruggs Lawrence M. Brown Dabney Nicholls Haugh* John W. Spence, Jr. Donor Kathryn Jorgensen Davis Kathleen McClain Grace Paine Terzian Kathryn Campany Assaf Charles G. Dawkins, Jr.* J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr.* Lawren Groce Thach Hannah Elise Boon Marvin L. Eason Arnold L. Weiner

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 31 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 31 Class of 1975 Class of 1976 Martha Suzanne Johnston William Cleveland Phelps D. Benjamin Kabakoff Susan Porter-Levy Diehl Society Benefactor Red & Black Society Associate William G. Lyle, Jr. Patricia Schenck Robertson Vicki Gilmore Palmer Carol Ellis Morgan Virginia Harrison Martin J. Carter Rogers John M. Wallace, III Jack R. Oliver Robert C. Rogers Red & Black Society Member Rebecca Skillern Parker Deborah Eisman Rosenthal Diehl Society Sustainer James D. Bonham Debra Gayle Polsky Annette A. Troxell-Collins John H. Coats Stephanie Louise Flaniken Jennifer Smoot Prascher James B. Watson Daniel M. Hougland Stephen H. Williford Bernadette Pian Williams Diehl Society Patron Anne Barrett Mathes Lawrence E. Williams Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie Class of 1977 William M. Yandell, III Cloister Society Red & Black Society Senior Patricia Marie Adams Diehl Society Fellow Donor Ralph A. Carl Jerre E. Birdsong John C. Hugon Ernest W. Beasley, III Carolyn Jaco Epps Celeste Jones Bursi Red & Black Society Associate William K. Gooch Diehl Society Sustainer Robert T. Foscue Henry M. Lee, Jr. Jane Wallace Pearson* Randall R. Rhea James H. Graves Ann Lowe Schulze Lisa Doster Green Red & Black Society Member Donald E. Schulze Red & Black Society Partner Pinkney Herbert, III Rosamond Goldman Quay Brian F. Sudderth Kelley F. Hinman Tower Society Joellyn Forrester Sullivan* William N. Hulsey, III Cloister Society J. Douglass Andrews Chris M. Kaman John W. Johnston R. Andrew Bradley Red & Black Society Senior Janie Ranson Little William W. Lynds Robert J. Chugden Robert A. Jetmundsen Anne Stein McCanless Raymond E. Fitzgerald Katherine Maddox McElroy C. Walter McCanless Tower Society Claire Mathias Gehrki Miriam Terrell McLeod Linda Hoekenga Barar Gary P. Gehrki Red & Black Society Associate Richard E. Nutting Hardy D. Butler Cameron Bryant Icard Rickman P. Brown Nell Sistrunk Schwartz Frank N. Cole Nancy Jordan Keesee Michael T. Clary Philip M. Starling William C. Duckworth, III Thomas B. Kibby Katherine Bullard Melhorn Annie Mae Godfrey James Edward Mitchell Class of 1978 Christopher C. Heard Royce F. Morris Red & Black Society Member Stacy Harman Holloway* James G. Ramsey Patricia Michele Flynn Diehl Society Patron Teresa Adamo Morris George A. Makris, Jr. Samuel H. Scandlyn Loyalty Club Cloister Society Kay Marquis Anderson* Marynell Branch Red & Black Society Partner Loyalty Club Leonard H. Ballard Kelley Allinson Murrell* Lynn Reecer Sudderth Robert L. Barrow Julia Allen Berger Michael D. Pearigen Catherine Dailey Berger* Priscilla Diane Coe Amelie Christian Weems Red & Black Society Member Lynn Kay Boatwright Robert L. Donnell J. John Weems, Jr. Jerry D. Heston Andrew C. Branham* David M. Dudley Carol Lee Collins Royer Robert W. Cain Elizabeth Sanders Eckert Tower Society Suzanna Marten Cody* John C. Edmunds Paul J. M. Ainger Cloister Society Ruth Millman Cope Deborah Hoy Freiner Catherine Holmes Coates* Nancy Menz Farrell John B. Holtman, II Laura Yeates Fulton Frank A. Frisch Robert T. Harper Neil C. Johnston Helen Broom Gjerde Therese Logue Hanna Helen Theo Smith J. Brent Lee Robert Mattison Hamilton, Jr. A. Barry Lichterman Carol James Lewis James C. Hawkins Joseph L. Parrish Tower Society Virginia Howze Magliolo* David P. Holder Annette Wilkerson Porter Martha Norton deBin Samuel M. Marks, III Bennie D. Howie Patricia Whitworth Smith Paul D. Jacobson Susan Williford Montgomery* Terry Patterson Howie William M. Van Cleave, Jr. Charles A. Sloan Norman M. Nicolson David D. Jervey James R. Vogel J. William Wright Susan Webb Ries Arthur L. Kellermann* Susan O’Donoghue Witek* W. Russell Ries Arden Ritter McElroy David E. Wooten* Loyalty Club Andrew S. Scott, III Mark A. Moll* Patricia Miller Anderson John David Thompson James R. Newsom, III Loyalty Club Katherine Ely Martin Bruce Robert Mitchell White, Jr. Celia Kay Bee Parke* Paul A. Brantley Marshall H. Crenshaw Alan T. Ramsay Shiela Bush Brantley Charles S. Day Donor Randall B. Robertson Ann Fair Burns James W. Gnadt Vincent C. Astor Rosemarie Christine Rosell Richard G. Burns, Jr. Virginia Watson Griffee Ann Terrell Byrne Layton Sanders, Jr. Shari Cruse Carter Holton Bruce Guyton Mary Beck Clerget Diane Nesbett Williams Stephen R. Collins Guy K. Hillyer Carroll Frank Fourmy, III Grover S. Cox Carol Fuqua Koenig Catherine Deaver Gollahon Donor C. Walter Croom Elizabeth Bridges Kokajko Alfred Joseph Katool Karen Deborah Barclay E. Woods Falls John K. McPherson Wilma Thaxton Martino Elizabeth Nelson Britton Gary O. Gaines Judy Panipinto Phelps Newton P. McLean Mary Ellen Cain Samuel B. Godfrey James L. Porter John M. McMillin Oliver P. Cobb, III J. Mark Griffee, Sr. Pamela Anne Portwood Allison Elizabeth Simonton Jan Colvin Davenport Lyn Burdette Johnson Roger A. Said Judith Rich Sliger Robert H. Eklund Neil Anthony Mara Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer* Jan Carruthers Sturdivant Thomas C. Gattas Roberta Mattis Mara S. J. Schaeffer, III* Patrice Peery George Mary Mooney Myers L. Montgomery Smith Mary Ellen Harris Dorothy Hundley Neale David A. Volgas

32 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Mary Elizabeth Walker Elaine Toulon Carroll Katharine Witherspoon Ericksen* Margaret Davis Freeman* Janet Boyd Weidler Peggy Kirk Courtney* Greg T. Fitzgerald Christina Black Gladney Bronwyn Larsen West Dena Brooks Davies Susan Elam Flexner Mary Helen Wright Heaner Kathryn Anderson Wismer E. Reynolds Davies, Jr. J. Patrick Gladney Linda Smith Iwanski Catherine Caldwell Eagles H. Graves Hearnsberger, III Robert L. Montgomery, Jr. Donor Peter W. Flexner Mary Jennifer Hill Melanie Giddens Phillpot Arthur F. Adams Leslie Ross Higman John D. Ivy, Jr. R. Brooks Robey Sarah Minter Ashcraft Barbara Prine Keathley Theodore P. Palles Stephanie Hughes Russell William M. Byrd, Jr. Martha Elizabeth Lee Fred H. Piper Russell B. Sisson Teresa Watson Carrigan Margaret Ann Read Jill Johnson Piper Paul B. Snetman Charles P. Cobb, Jr. Terrance J. Regan Gregory M. Rogers Emily Parke Stevens David F. Cogdell Lady Ray Romano Mark W. Taylor Susan Deeser Volgas Robert C. Cragon Jaime R. Ronderos Merrill S. Wise Paul J. Ward David H. Green Flora Sights Sares Catharine Millar Woods Conrad G. Hawkins Vicki James Singh Donor Thomas N. Woods R. Steven Hendley Kelli Walker-Jones Kay Batey Brown Donna Bell Hulsey Ward T. Wilson F. Luke Coley, Jr. Donor Dale Schulze Masters John D. Worden Jane Ellen Dawson Coley Elizabeth Patton Allen Peter B. Nichols Charles R. Crawford R. Holt Andrews Martha Ann Nixon Donor Barbara Jane David Kathryn Keil Brown Anne Herbers Farris W. Hayes Biggs Karen Ervin Dooley Neville C. Carson Mari Rice Simmons Michael S. Champlin Thomas E. Graves Margaret Couch Cogswell Gail Robin Skillern Daniel H. Cogswell James N. Greek Steven D. Crabtree Cynthia McHale Starling Joan Ellis Green K. C. Strickland Hansel Alice Jarvis Crawford Jane Terry Diana Scarbrough Jester Leah Barr Iglehart Carol Cole Czeczot W. Perrin Todd, Jr. Patricia Kittle Keith Lisa Bell Jones Malcolm S. Dougherty James C. Williams, Jr. Patricia Morehead Kilgore Heide Schueler Nelson John A. Harwell, Jr. Katherine Whitaker Williams M. Christian King Linda Green Driver Ray Sally Barge Hawley Judson L. Williford Anne Douglas McKee Kathryn Newton Rowley G. Pittman Haymore Joseph S. Woodley J. Peter McLemore Carol Sue Stephens Adrianne Alexander Hays Helen James Ronderos Randall G. Stoker Julia Hicks O’Daly Class of 1979 Elizabeth Berryman Shenk Carole Bailey Stoneking Craig A. Ingvalson M. Andrew Shenk Ronald P. Weaver Elizabeth Ann Johnson Diehl Society Sustainer Donald R. Simmons Bettye Susan Johnston W. Ralph Jones, III Karen Cardin Spivey Class of 1981 Paul A. Mackin Jane Stewart Sheryl Godi Madden Red & Black Society Partner Hal T. Stoneking Diehl Society Fellow Joseph F. Meehan, III Michael G. Nolan* Deborah Ann Strock-Kuss Arthur W. Rollins J. David A. Nicolson Laurie Lynn Tinnell Gina Marie Salvati Red & Black Society Senior Diehl Society Patron William P. Tomlinson Carolyn Crenshaw Carl Class of 1980 Bruce R. LeForce Elizabeth Bourne Webb Frances Clevenger Henkel Donna Wallace Williford Michael C. Henkel Diehl Society Benefactor Red & Black Society Senior Sarah Jean Windes Deborah Legg Craddock Kathy Lynn Hayek Red & Black Society Associate Class of 1982 Margaret Bane Schatzman Diehl Society Patron Red & Black Society Associate Pamela Palmer Montesi John R. Adams, Jr. Red & Black Society Senior Red & Black Society Member William H. Posey, III Mark Nolan Hurley* Mary Palmer Campbell* Red & Black Society Member Michael A. Edwards Red & Black Society Senior Steven M. Garrett Red & Black Society Associate Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn Sara Helen Goza Joseph J. Nash Stephanie Bankston Adams Gwen Jones Owen Patrick O. Proctor Michael G. O’Keefe Christine Ray Eades David L. Eades Dean’s Society Red & Black Society Associate Cloister Society Jeffrey E. Hazlewood* Paul J. Caldwell Donna Lorraine Barlett Robert C. Cruthirds Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie Russell E. Galloway Catherine Howe Hunt Red & Black Society Member Paul J. Krakoviak, Jr. P. Max A ldrich* Cloister Society Red & Black Society Member Karen Hermele Levy Joseph R. Badgett Michael R. Frick Janet Fountain McRae Cloister Society Jim H. Fink Elizabeth Bruce Martin Lisa Gilchrist Mischke Angela Sundberg Estes Philip E. Mischke Donna Olivia Perdue Dawn Maree Huff Mary Ann Duffey Sherman Tower Society Linda Baird Newbern W. Marsh Acker, III Tower Society John D. Ward Tower Society Anthony L. Brady, Jr. William M. Clark, Jr. Myron J. Cash Barton P. Spencer Glenn A. Crosby, II Tower Society Lee W. McCallum Brian Chandler Thompson Rebecca Dance Harris Alan E. Curle Sarah Neale Parrish Sally Jones Heinz Betsy M. Eiford-Lee Caroline Passerotti* Loyalty Club Mary Bryan Fortin* Frank F. Phillips Stephen L. Anderson Loyalty Club John A. Jernigan Robert L. Summitt, Jr. Patricia Bowen Barker Bryn Wood Bagwell* Scott M. Owen Cary Coors Brown Susan Ray Bransford Paul B. Unkauf* Loyalty Club Dana Nelson Chamberlain James S. Christie, Jr. Dorothy Sanders Wells Sara Witsell Anderson David R. Dunavant Sydney Richardson DeWitt

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Loyalty Club Lewis K. Kalmbach Class of 1984 Class of 1985 Sam J. Albritton, III Lynn Stapleton Koch Andrea Gilliom Anderson Charlotte Patton Parks Diehl Society Patron Red & Black Society Associate Rosemary Hall Batson Paul N. Parks, Jr. Laurie Enos Quattlebaum Sally Ann Holmes Melanie Hulsey Craft Trish Witherspoon Spore* David Hunter of Montlaw♦ Kimberly Bledsoe Davenport Red & Black Society Senior Andrew W. Watts Janet Woodson Dellinger Dean’s Society Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley* Lynn Myrick Dudley Dawn McGriff Red & Black Society Member Harry E. Flowers, II Red & Black Society Member Marie Farrar Baldree Sarah Dabney Gillespie Cloister Society Anne Gaudet Beard W. Neal McAtee Lisa M. Hinely Theodore D. Estes Michael L. Matthews Ruth Green Tutor Stephen M. Kidwell Tracy Vezina Patterson Julia Hamilton Weaver David A. Landrum Tower Society Christopher L. Riley John L. Loftin, Jr. David J. Abbott* John R. Shanley, Jr. Cloister Society John P. Matthews, IV Edward A. de Villafranca Richard R. Spore, III* Janice Rae Crumpacker Joshua A. Powers* Robert G. L. Eason* Robert W. Wheeler* Allison McCarthy Gauthier Katherine Naus Powers* Robin Haynie Hanna Susan Eades Mackey* William L. Pridgen Elizabeth Riegle Morehead Cloister Society Melissa Jordan Redmon Deanne Ellison Owen Melissa Hayes Baker Tower Society Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan Elizabeth Pankey-Warren* Rebecca Davis Cloyd Dane S. Ciolino Kimberly Lynn Rodrigue Dixon Presswood Schultz Camille Marie Colomb* Barbara Anderson Dentinger J. Calvin Tarrant Leslie Drake Schutt Cinda Crump Hughes Hal D. Fogelman W. Allen Townsend Paul Watson Miller Bennett Piggott* James B. Golden, III Adele Orgill Wellford Philip G. Piggott* Rebecca Ruth Rollins Loyalty Club Jeffrey G. Wright Donor Anne O’Shields Alexander Tower Society Margaret Penniman Boudreaux Toni Sabella Barnes* Tripp A. Dargie Loyalty Club Heidi Hayslett Carroll J. Patrick Beaird, III Catherine Cotham Harris Elizabeth Ann Baxter Mary Masters Caywood Richard D. Bird, Jr. Richard F. Huddleston* Ann Webb Betty John E. P. Clinton Quinton L. Cain* Laura Hollandsworth Jernigan Carole Choate Blankenship Jane Dewey Deaton Grayson Smith Cannon Tina Babock Miles* Maria Theresa Bonovich-Marvich Margaret Fain Anne Bennett Clarke Melvin P. Payne, III* P. Livingston Brien Janet Kaller Geerlings Craig S. Davis* Jimmy K. Petty* Scott Alan Budzien Lesa Carol Halfacre Edward C. Dellinger Richard G. Waggener, Jr. James W. Collins Laura Huff Hileman William C. Dodson Sherard C. Edington Michael L. Iglehart Alicia Ann Franck Loyalty Club Kristy Stubbs French Sarah Lewis James A. Trice Gibbons, III Karen Joyce Arkin Pamela Schumacher Kelley David E. LeMaire Grace Tarrant Hall Lura Leigh Bond Gregory A. King Donald V. Linke Nancy Graham Hamilton Linda Parrott Coleman Susan Bahner Lancaster David E. Nelson Amy Farley Howe Susan Gamble Crowell Robert R. Lawhon Marcelle Brinkley Nia R. Davis Howe, Jr. Bryan Darr Elizabeth Ann McGee William A. Ridley Melissa Barth Ivy Paul L. Decker Shauna Francis Morris Nancy Gable Rolland T. Alexander Ivy Edward G. Dudley, III C. Matthew Spinolo Louisa Battle Sullivan Catherine Chadwick Kaetzer Debra Sue Efi rd Robert G. Watkin Paul J. Tracy Julie Delayne Kilpatrick Paul D. Fromberg Gregor Turk Lisa A. Krupicka G. Craig Gilchrist Donor Kay Schaffer Wills Robert J. Kwech Mary R. Goodloe Craig M. Betts Kent D. Wills Fred C. Motz, Jr. Paul F. Marsden Chong-Ket Chuah E. Daniel Witherspoon, III Kelly Summitt Pridgen Michael L. Nance Shari Morrow Cooper Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff Judith Booth Reinhardt David R. Neithamer Ellen Hopkins Flottman Katherine Owen Richardson Elizabeth Martin Neithamer Marion Herndon Fuqua Class of 1983 Scott Cairney Rye Kenton B. Rea, Jr. Claire de Saussure Haynes James R. Wade Marshall M. Redmon D. Bryant Haynes, III Diehl Society Sustainer Ruth Metcalfe Rye Dalton Heggie, II Barry D. Johnson Donor Leslie Price Sweeney John Marshall Jones Janet Kaye Bigham Sherry Lynn Turner Louise Brown Lochner Diehl Society Patron Lynn Johanne Clement Robin Newcomb Miller John H. Bryan, III Margaret Butler Curtis Donor Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt Maura Brady Costello Lori Hargrove Dabbs Cynthea Johnson Amason Beverly Thomas Williams Paul R. Deaton Allen O. Battle, III Kimberly Linnander Wood Red & Black Society Senior Perry D. Dement Hope Armstrong Camper Pamela Denise Murray Elizabeth Warren Edmiston Sandra Buenahora Crooks Class of 1986 Eve Abram Fingerett H. Tucker Dewey Red & Black Society Associate Larry A. Gray Frances Tucker Gilbert Diehl Society Patron Karen Marie Gehrs Cheryl Barton Henry Allison Bottom Gray A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. Emily Mills Johnson David B. Hopper Carter B. Green Mary Rebecca Moore Tait Catherine McInerney Iskander Lynn Linebaugh Jones Red & Black Society Senior Rhonda Lee Lindsey Emily Wolfe Leigh R. Sann Gossum* Red & Black Society Member Gary L. Patterson Janet Comperry McReynolds Alexander J. McKelway Russell P. Ashford Joe A. Sansone, Jr. Christine Earl Patterson G. Mitchell Baldree Laura Stettbacher Van Ness Catherine Caroline Reese Red & Black Society Member Michelle Vick Fulmer Matthew H. Soper Amy Hazlewood McAtee Susan Logan Huffman Lisa Deering Temoshok Brad Priester

34 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Cloister Society Steven C. Brammer Dean’s Society Kara Babin Gee Janee Lambert Bonner* Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn James M. Watkins* David M. Greeson Leslie Nelson Lee Jackie Thacker Prester John T. Hopkins* Dudley Boren Selinger Tower Society Kenneth J. Kieklak Tower Society Kathryn Bright Amato Salil P. Parikh Crista Loretta Crisler Loyalty Club Anne Kaiser Apple Cary Tynes Wahlheim* Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel* Alison Rayburn Abernathy Mark D. Edge Colleen Marie Grady* Sumner G. Adams, Sr.* Peter G. Emanuel* Loyalty Club Darby Elsberry Westfall* Katherine Riley Bacon Brooke Glover Emery R. Brian Balyeat J. Mark Westfall* Susan Paydar Bayat Mokhtari John V. Garrard Monte Loyd Butler W. Gregory Carey Heather Habicht Grills Jody Casella* Loyalty Club Michael Kane Cooper* Deborah Ann Martin-Herrell Ivy Lee Chang Diana Smith Beaird Leslie McCormick Darr Martha Ann McGeachy* Ashley Jenkins Collins Mary Frances Groves Branch Alice McCarthy Finn Holli Hodnett Payne* P. Eric Henager Audrey Weston Breay Gregory A. Hanissian Christopher C. Ray Amy Davis Klimek Joe B. Evans, Jr. Sherrie Keeney Hollis Valery Messer McMann Donald M. Gronauer Jason P. Hood Loyalty Club Elizabeth Randolph Pickell Bethany Jackson* Amy Katherine Jarvis Allan M. Bacon Ann Dixon Pyle Joe M. MacCurdy Mark E. Kazemba David A. Branch Robin B. Reed Denise Joseph Nakos Daniel C. Lum Michael G. Bruno Jon A. Reesman Laurie Laughlin Neale David A. Lusk Katherine Gilliland Connell Andrew C. Robinson Johnita Kennedy-Keyes Norman David T. Maddux Mary Bordelon Lindner J. Chadwick Schultz* Joseph Moses Payne, IV Terry Duane McGee Thomas M. Mills Sharon DeVall Skinner Stephen E. Singleton Susan Hook Patterson Margaret Ellen McCully Neill Melissa Eubanks Staley Kimberly Weeks Smith Susan Adams Proebsting Alan M. Ostner W. Kirk Stone Lynda Hamilington Spinolo Robert E. Staley Jennifer James Selby Timothy P. Taylor Susan Orme Stribling J. Alan Truitt Elizabeth Simpson Spears Clark C. Tomlinson Michael P. Thompson, Jr. Margaret Beeson Wallace Donnie D. Spence Catherine Ferris Trahan Bruce Alan Wallstedt* Judith Dangler Truitt Eileen Ruffi n Wood Donor Katherine Bres Ware* Elizabeth Hamilton Verner William B. Albritton Donor Jeffrey J. Bennett Donor Donor John P. Boylin, III Carol Gilliland Bradford Timothy S. Chu Steven L. Adams Amy Baldwin Crockett Virginia Lien Cairns Lauren Wellford Deming Walter H. Anderson Jenifer Suzanne Cushman Kevin A. Clippinger Nancy Kay DiPaolo Barbara Lynn Barlow Robin Bearden Gibson Stephen T. Estock Patricia Barron Dunn Christopher S. Brown Mary Allison Haynie Katrina Rae Hayes Cynthia Lyda Haskin Thomas C. Coleman Andrea McMillan Hicks Stephanie Fuss Hayes Melinda Gard Henson Stephen B. Humbert Sara Deirdre Hodges Michael L. Mosby Charles N. Landreth, Jr. Willie J. Irons, II Ann Elizabeth Lyon Rebecca Sweet Rooney Lisa Lichterman Leach P. Colin Johnson Joshua B. McCanless Richard S. Samuels Laura Jane Miller Anne Froom Jones Nolan S. McLean, III Katherine Spurlock Harriet Smalley Monnig Richard K. Jones J. Roger McNeil W. Scott Sweetser Karen Denise Moser Lisa Smith McCanless Patricia McFadden Morris Deborah Mannina Verlander Brian C. Mott Reagan Roper McNeil William J. Nesbit Roderick A. Payne Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff Julianne Scobey Parks Class of 1987 Christie Hoffman Ruppel David F. Waguespack Jenna Adams Pirani Timothy H. Ruppel Andi Elizabeth Williams Kimberly McCall Ross Red & Black Society Senior Marion Leslye Samuel Anna-Catherine Wylie Super G. Wright Bates, Jr.* J. Scott Srnka Class of 1989 Rosa Lee Wang Allyson Hooper Proctor W. Marcus Stamps Elizabeth Havercamp Willingham Wendy Tallent Rotter Mark R. Thomas Diehl Society Sustainer Francis G. Watkins, Jr. James N. Augustine, Jr. Class of 1990 Red & Black Society Associate Timothy D. Davis* Class of 1988 Red & Black Society Associate Diehl Society Patron Harold C. Dufour, Jr.* Laura Keever Brimberry Marcus A. Kimbrough Samantha Briden Duke Diehl Society Patron J. Robert Coleman* David B. DuBard Red & Black Society Senior Red & Black Society Member Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Red & Black Society Member Anita Ann Davis D. Davidson Oxley Robin Meredith Kelly Red & Black Society Senior Red & Black Society Associate Dean’s Society Kimberly Collins Bates* Cloister Society Deborah Blinn Coleman* Cheryl Lynn Lawson Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. Amy Markle Doolin M. Jerome Franklin Red & Black Society Member Cloister Society Red & Black Society Associate Julianne Johnson Paunescu Amanda Jones Aghdami* G. Robert Baker, Jr. W. Allen Wesche Rebecca Todd Peters Frank C. Byrd, III Karen Rebecca Beardslee Russell T. Porter David W. Perlis Todd S. Doolin Red & Black Society Member H. Wesley Williams, III Suzanne Gonce Perlis Keith E. Kelly William J. Van Cleve Tower Society Matthew H. Lembke Tower Society Jane Andrea Amend Ahad Mahootchi James M. Apple, III Dean’s Society John D. Bailey Joanna Smith Priester Ray Brown* Margaret E. Maxwell Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey Leighton A. Shantz Kenneth Michael Cameron Graziella Dionisio Barton Donna Mannina Young Joel P. Cook*

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Cloister Society Catharine Eschmeyer Wade Jennifer Bishop Cahall Sharon Bridger Reichhardt Barry J. Billings* James L. Webster, III David Max Cook, II Kyle Swift Gordon L. Brewer Jill Parker Wells Arthur D. Floyd, II Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. Megan Jones Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee Philip Christian Fons Kelly Pledger Weeks Todd J. Mullen Angela M. Zakrzewski Kimberly Joanne Medland Gina Mascolo Smith* Phillip T. Zeni, Jr. Angela Holland Mills Class of 1993 Todd E. Smith* William H. Pace Class of 1991 T. Monroe Rayburn, III Red & Black Society Member Tower Society Benjamin L. Rencher Logan H. Germann Amy S. Bielicke Diehl Society Patron Michael W. Robbins Vickie Hardy Jones Patrick J. Brady* Jason T. Greene Christi Barr Schaeffer Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence Robert C. Cain Michelle Long Greene Carolyn Waskey Sheldon One Anonymous Donor Dana Harmon Hunter Lauren Anderson Waterton G. Douglas Kilday Red & Black Society Partner Cloister Society Diana M. Law Elizabeth Roe Pearce Class of 1992 Jara Hill Ahrabi* Carolyn Tatum Ray Debbie Glenn Freeman Red & Black Society Associate Red & Black Society Senior Kelley Slagle Funk Loyalty Club Denise Fontenot Conte Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt Cheri Alison Grosvenor Mindy L. Austin James V. Conte, Jr. Jennifer Harris Johnston Steven A. Burns Jonathan P. Smoke Red & Black Society Associate Jean Fraser Jones* Melissa Coggins Carter Kathleen Fleece Smoke Christopher N. Emanuel John S. Little Jennifer Gray Chickering Burton N. Stodghill Nancy Adele Braam Little Paul M. Conroy Red & Black Society Member Richard Miller, Jr.* Sandra Sullivan Conroy Paul M. Ollinger Dean’s Society Reid A. Smiley Shellie Ruoff Creson Stephen Christopher Spinks Carol Annette DuBard Tanja Claudine Thompson LaDonna Smith Driver Eric M. Teal Christian B. Waddell William T. Edwards Amanda Illges Van Cleve Cloister Society J. Todd Emily Julie Story Byerley* Tower Society Richard D. Eskildsen* Dean’s Society Brian M. Curtis Christopher T. Buchanan W. Andrew Jackson E. Rucker Agee, Jr. Claiborne H. Ferguson Joseph W. Castelli Timothy W. Kutas Elizabeth Cotham Furman Susan Long Castelli Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc Cloister Society Barbara Hall Miller* Thais Davenport Kilday Perry J. LeBlanc, III Leigh Taylor Hughes W. Kevin Thompson Ryan D. Mire Stephen E. Logan Robert A. James, Jr. Bradley A. Todd Gwendolyn Young Mullins* Diane L. Lum Heather Oulton Rousseau Carl E. Vest James L. Myatt Vivian Nichols Reesman Andrew Shipman C. Edward Sanders, Jr. Tower Society Tower Society Melinda Ellen Simon Mary Carnahan Sanders Deborah Christina Chan* Kelly L. Agee* Nichole Elizabeth Soulé Paula Claverie Sappington Courtney Ward Chavez Ashley Brian Coffi eld Jennafer Jane Stahl Kirsten Williams Schwehm Allison Buell Douglas Michael R. Couden Carla Carr Stec Veronica Lawson Gunn* Shannon Emerson Myatt Loyalty Club Richard E. Stec Tracy Ballard Lindow Katherine Celene Ray Danielle Boyce Batten Robert C. Watkins, III Misty Wakeland Monroe L. Forrest Conner Margaret Sutherland Wellborn Jennifer Paige Moore Loyalty Club John Harper Cook Walter E. Wellborn Andrew D. Nix Alison Margaret Crone* Lynn Elizabeth Crabb* Roderick T. White, Jr. C. Clark Ogilvie* Cynthia Sullivan Davies Ann Carter Murray Dawson F. Grant Whittle Pressley Harris Peters James Morgan Day, III* Jennifer Louise DeSouza* J. Kyle Webb J. Patrick Gamble Brian H. Dixon* Donor Kendel Bailey Martin Teresa Jones Ernest Alice Hendricks Arwood Loyalty Club Jennifer Hamlett Moore Susan Warmack Fondren Margaret Chandler Berardelli Monte Brownlee, III O.E. Schow, IV Miles S. Fortas Graham S. Butler Kathryn Lane Burns Anna Bentley Williams Christopher A. Geiger Catherine McNickle Chastain-Elliott Ellen Lewis Fortas Carolyn Joy Wills Drew M. Henry* Trish Puryear Crist Edward Francis Hettinger Benjamin Z. Woodworth Margaret Forest Ferrell Imorde Stephen C. Crockett Heather Lindsey Hettinger Voris E. Johnson, Jr. Lisa Lawrence Daniel Carol Marie Hughes Donor Paul T. Knapstein Steven Eugene Domon Katherine Sessoms Jacobi Emily Newsom Cook Christopher A. Kollme Chad M. Dunston Jeffrey W. Jones Barton T. Crawford Shannon Lientz Kollme Kersten Kallenberger Fons Cristofer G. McMann Alice Drayton Jacqueline Hamra Mesa Gary T. Hearn Stephanie Cook Meibaum* W. Donald Duke, Jr. Rebecca A. Miller-Rice* Tracy Newman Hearn Patsy Phillips Morgan Anna Owens Dunston Scott L. Milman Jennifer Gaines Kidder Helen Glover Moses Gary H. Greene M. Andrew Pippenger Ernest F. Ladd, IV Clayton F. Spencer Amanda Murray Hofstetter David T. Rice* Conrad P. Lehfeldt Rebecca Allyn Spencer George B. Hofstetter Catherine Colquitt Schaffl er Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt Judith Glass Sullivan* Coleman Barton Johnson Stephanie Walker Sockrider Deborah Taquechel McConathy Steven T. Sullivan Jennifer Gunther Kittrell Stephanie Monte Sullivan Anna Elizabeth Batson Murrey Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld Kristina Ané Kloss Bryan C. Wheatley William Stuart Parks John Harry Lange, III Christl L. Peacock Donor S. Stinson Liles Donor Ann Lesem Zeligson Rosenstein Monica Lynn Allie Arden Towson Lindsey Douglas B. Bacon Gabriel G. Shirley David J. Brooks Tracy Lynn Boney Nipp Katherine McCaa Baldwin Clara Melissa Talley Laura Kristen Pryor Brown Stacey Starr Pace Robert L. Baldwin David A. Tomlinson Randal E. Brown, Jr. Terron Shoemaker Perk Elizabeth Feagin Bartusch

36 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Harkness Harris Brown James P. McDaniel Daniel W. Bowker Mary Beth Bankson Walker Eleanor Chandlee Bryan Stacy S. Pennington Katina Luster Broadway Danita Ronique Weary* Steven J. Champion Mark R. Ptacek Stephanie Lee Chockley Andrew E. Cowell Caprice Lizette Roberts Stephanie Schulz Cross Donor Elizabeth Claire Douglas Lelia Hood Savory Eduardo E. Dieppa, III Mary Helen Russell Butler Jennilyn Gibson Cami Buffi ngton Townsend Laura Lindley Doerfl er Daniel J. Ellinger Bethany Chafi n Harden James D. Wilkerson, II Elizabeth Knight Doolittle Elizabeth Moore Evans Lisa Mancini Harden Laura Pointer Wilkerson Mary Margaret Doyle Mary Beth Farr J. David Hill Brian Shannon Faughnan Lane Gotten Faughnan Erin Marie Hubbell Donor Julie Walker Grigsby John A. Feild Robert W. Jarrett, Jr. Andreas Arntz Mary Ellen Hamel Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb Stephen B. Karnes Megan Dykstra Bangert Robyn Elise Harbin Elizabeth Smith Gorman Edward B. Kizer Angi Elsea Bourgeois Charles A. Kohn, II Elizabeth Goings Harrell Shannon Alta Maris-Danley Pace Harrison Bowers Elizabeth Rodgers Mann Gerald J. Harrington Chris Fredrick Pollette Amanda Coe Burton Allyson Hawks Moody John L. Havercamp Laura Gustafson Porter V. A lan Burton Leah Barker Moynihan Brandi Barnes Kellis Carlyn Merz Rayburn Shing-Hwa Cheung Robyn Williamson Pollette John D. Langdon Stacy Kay Rector Stewart S. Crais Jason D. Rauls Jennifer Judith Larson John B. Rogers, III Shannon Foster David W. Ray David S. Luchin Gretchen Maurer Smith Michael G. Fulton Justin M. Ross Jessica Rainey McKnett W. Taylor Tagg, Jr. Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti Edward Martin Parker David R. Trainor Andrew D. Jeter Riddell Walcott Scott Amanda Waller Peoples Wendy Lawing Trenthem Alli Lambert John H. Slater Annetta Athena Petropoulos Anne Murrell Locke Katherine McNab Slater Virginia Maxwell Rauls Class of 1994 David R. Mann William D. Slaton Robert R. Record Alison McVoy Paul Amy Michelle Taylor Cassandra Whetsell Runnels Diehl Society Patron Elizabeth Ann Rhoades Christopher James Williams Van M. Savage, Jr. Melissa Ann Herbst Christina D. Ross Jenny Phillips Schroeder H. Benjamin Scott, Jr. Class of 1996 Christy Michelle Skelton Gillham Red & Black Society Senior Anne Foster Talbot Geraldine Alba St. Germain Brett K. Williams* Stefanie Leanne Taylor Diehl Society Patron Felix Vazquez-Chona Catherine Susanna Cuellar* Peter A. Wilson Red & Black Society Associate Class of 1995 David Overend Marla Rolfs Wood Nancy Cotham Black Christopher W. Cardwell Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Senior Class of 1997 Jennifer Lenora Erkulwater Douglas Brian Duncan Red & Black Society Member Brian S. McGeorge Kristen Taylor Duncan Red & Black Society Associate Charles S. Mitchell, V Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe Allyson Kennett Williams* Alper M. Cetingok Gregory L. Stewart R. Trent Taylor Red & Black Society Associate Dean’s Society Dean’s Society Cloister Society Marcie Allen Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.* Leann Eggers Linam* Cloister Society Cloister Society Cloister Society Tower Society Scott S. Brown Sarah Nell Bolton Ellen Baker Jurewicz* Tracy Leigh Adkisson Ginny Rae Neal Kendall Williams Meeks Mary Amanda Ellison Buchanan Tower Society Jorge E. de Castro Tower Society Tower Society Rebecca Thom Berk Sonya N. Jones* Natalie Dell Bailey* Ben L. Cormack* Chip L. Brian W. Judd Peak Jacqueline Schaffhauser Brady* Lee C. Donald W. Carter Bryars, III Margaret H. Pettyjohn David Basil Eubanks* Charles T. Ellingsworth Charles W. Campbell* Melinda Jane Pomeroy-Black Michael W. Hayes Elizabeth Crouch Fitts Anne Maria Falgoust Bradley N. Terhune Jon Michael Morgan Maria Massie Hagan Tonya Vaughn Pickron* Sarah Frinks Morgan Leah Bryant Jordan Kristin Lavender Price Loyalty Club Julie Bhattacharya Peak Timothy C. Ballard* Loyalty Club Alizza Taal Punzalan-Hall* Loyalty Club Gregory L. Davis Christopher E. Chastain John W. Schafer Michael Jason Augspurger J. Mason Denton, III John G. Curren, III Tiffany LeAnn Tucker Kendall* Anna Johnson Averitt Thomas V. Gieselmann Megan Crowell Ford Jeffrey L. Carlton Melissa Martin Gonda S. Steele Ford, Jr. Loyalty Club J. Scott Covode Laurin B. Howell Angela Rene Fox Susan Elizabeth Ashe Christopher C. Dawson Christina Marie Huntington Susan Mathis Gaither Christopher T. Bellows Shannon Carter Divine Stephanie Jean Rogers* Christopher T. Godwin Bryant E. Benson G. Michael Gonda Jennifer K. Jenkins Kristy Leann Gunn Kelly Owens Berg* Elizabeth Creighton Rather Marian H. Kelly* Charles H. Hooker, III Alyssa Camille Browning Matthew C. Hardin R. J. McSorley, Jr. Loretta Elmere Lambert Rebecca Brown Crawford Bophany LiLia Huot Brent A. Moberly Daniel C. Millner Enrique K. Espinosa Amanda Gatlin Knapstein Katherine Terrell Morrow Melanie Smith Norcross Michael S. Everett Saffa Koja Buvana Rajanna Reddy John D. Rodriguez Laurea Caroline Glusman McAllister Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi Sarah Naomi Sears Heather Plumb Rose David P. Katz Brian Alexander Konradi John S. Rose Neal Lakdawala Karla Washburn Kramer* Donor Michael J. Rosolino Shelley Roberts McLay W. Bibb Lamar, III Amy Gibson Baldwin Abigail Kathryn Cohan Sanders John Speck Palmer Susan N. Masson Tara Evans Beck Holly Miller Renehan

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James E. Renehan Loyalty Club Tower Society Loyalty Club Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino Jennifer Williams Beckley Nancy Beresford Brown Sarah Stephens Bettinger Ralph Ruby, III David B. Carr* Laura Virginia Clopper Lindy Denise Brown Charlotte Turnipseed Russ Autumn Cartmill Chastain J. Kelly Ensor, III Tarah Penny Buckner* Carrie Archie Russell* Karen Eaton Doles Tillman J. Finley* Tyler W. Buckner* J. M. Scott Toland* Mary Louise Froissard Carol Curry Reach Susan Brombacher Fallen Jason W. Turns Mitchell A. Klink John N. Ferguson Brent P. Vanderzee Scarlett Caldwell Miles Loyalty Club Todd Foss Thomas W. Wallace Jonathan D. Nolen* Patricia Gale Holt Brasfi eld Timothy S. Hayes Allison Ring Wear Damon A. Norcross Florence Stumb Chassaignac Jason Alan Javarone Shane A. Wear Amy Berlin Opsal Meredith Emily Coldren Wayne J. McCants, Jr. Nao Kinoshita Wylie* Stephanie Jean Shackelford S. Stuart Fallen Emily Rebecca Ogden W. Andrew Stetzler Richard Grant Gandy Sarah Clarke Squire* Donor Lamar Stone, IV Timothy Scott Haberberger Stashu John Stemkowski Erik B. Berry N. Fred Wix Scott Montgomery Haven Brenna Fae Strickland Joanna Gabriel Blankner David Scott Wottle Jason Stuart House Amanda Corkern Vezina Katherine McQuiston Bush Charles M. Llewellyn Ellen Elizabeth Weirich* Catherine Susanne Carter Donor John Robert Markel, Jr. Mark R. Cheney Christina O’Relley Barnes Stephen M. Meyer Donor Jamie LuAnn Edrington Matthew B. Chandler Olivia Halle Mitchell Walker Jessica Lynn Anschutz Velitchka Filipova Ellinger Barton A. Dassinger Brittain A. Rogers, IV Bryce W. Ashby Gary D. Farmer, Jr. Michelle Gessler Dassinger Karin Linnea Vanderzee Brian D. Boone Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. Kimberly Pillsbury Eller Robert Mark Thomas Walker Sarah Jean Butcher Bryan Katherine Ann Kilgore Holbrook Frank F. Farmer M. Andrew Wylie* Emily Slagle Dieringer Erin Potter Kaye Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman Jay Eckles Mathew T. Kraus Elizabeth Kathryn Hays Donor Christine Frances Fall Jeff Lekarczyk Marissa Brewer Henley Frances Nicole Albers Witney Elliott Fisher Elizabeth Johnston Lessner Nadia Blakemore Hensley Mary Ann Whitmire Bader Charles R. Harris Elizabeth Bernard Mills Courtney Elliott Itson Maria Elisabeth Balasis Clare Carmi Hodge, III Laura Elizabeth Mutter Carey Leigh Kelley Adam J. Beck Scott Dowling Hopkins Christopher A. Palazzolo Robert C. Lane Holly Frederick Beck Stacy Weber Houston J. Eric Patrick Amanda Bethell Lawrence Alina Raines Bjerke Patrick P. Lane Daniel E. Pellegrom, Jr. Joshua D. Lawrence Daniel C. Brown, Jr. Anna Pinchak Lillis Amy Hobby Rickard Eric K. Lindh Jill Baldwin Brown Jennifer Stefan Lindsley T. Holden Rushing Waverly Anne Maples Ashley Anne Browning Daniel M. London Kelley Pratt Sharp Katrina Schott McLin Melanie Sigler Butler Wilfred E. McKinney Ginger Crouch Spickler Shelley Nicole Miller John H. Coleman Morgan Marie McMillian Joshua Brandon Spickler Mary Sharry Molina Morgan Bomar Eckles Emily Nell Monroe Katherine Kay White Audrey O’Donnell Patrick Diane Elizabeth Faires Catherine Eason Parker Amy Herrin Wilhite Murray Price Phillips Piyamas Kan Gaston Joseph B. Peeples Viktoria Augusta Ziebarth Carolyn Georgiade Rechkemmer Hunter Phillips Goodman Jill Marie Peterfeso Leland Caley Record Ryan Michael Helm Samantha Laffoon Rushing Class of 1998 Jordan D. Schniper Anne Moncrief Henriques Gregory S. Scheuchenzuber Melissa Jean Hasslen Selim Henry Picton Hilliard Grace Amy Seecharan Red & Black Society Senior William G. Sharp Brent Alan Houston Lydia Vicki Shih Michelle B. Babcock Elizabeth Epley Sheets Emily Dodson Jarrett Matthew A. Shipe Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking Kerry Elizabeth Kornblatt Andrew R. Shulman Red & Black Society Associate Nelson A. Steele Kelly Gill Laudon Jeffrey L. Sutton Sara Lynn Stainback Victor J. Suane, Jr. Leigh Anne Powell Shelby Reed Thompson Rachel Morris Rosson Anne Bragg Warren Red & Black Society Member Class of 1999 Richard John Scandrett, II Brian A. Willis Elizabeth Myers Haag Jaclyn Ross Shepard Bryn Elizabeth Wilson Katie Tart Kibler Red & Black Society Partner Amy Terry-Keister Christian J. Wold W. Scott Kibler Charles Maurice Agee, III Mary Reid Colter Tevis Hallie Nolen Wold Howard M. Schramm, III* Madison Moore Agee Robert A. Thompson, Jr. Erin Davis Shedd Helen Houston Wolter Class of 2001 One Anonymous Donor Red & Black Society Senior Matthew D. Marcotte Class of 2000 Red & Black Society Associate Cloister Society Bryan T. Baker David O. Mankin* Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Associate Charles W. Sheehan* Matthew Richard Semko Carolyn Alison Barnwell Wesley N. Meador Frank B. Thacher, III Amanda Grebe Tamburrino Sarah Marshall Morgan Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Member Tower Society Cloister Society David J. Morgan Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. Andrew K. Gibbs Dudley Baker, Jr. Jeffrey L. Crader Elizabeth Brooks Hood Braden Moon Blasdel* Tower Society David B. Weatherman Samuel P. Jordan, III* W. Todd Blasdel* Cullen R. Evans Margaret Ann McDonald* Effi e Bean Cozart John D. Marshall* Tower Society Etelka Lanza Murphy Joyce Ann Parker Fegette Kristen Noel McDaniel* Brian M. Clary Jenny Clayton Schafer Still Hunter, III John Charles Sites Emily Elizabeth Nayar* Laura Squire Trott J. Matthew Skvarla Jenny Kjerfve Thompson Lorien Young Sites Angie Gill Wellford Julie Atkinson Smith Sara Miles Wilson

38 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Loyalty Club Nathan R. Mitchell Sarah May Wilmsmeyer* John J. Decker Emily West Bynum Timothy Daniel Stakem Ellen Sue Woodbridge Sarah Margaret Bridwell Decker Barrett L. Haga Crissy Cody Stemkowski Natalie Lorraine DuMont Jonathan W. Hill Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer* Donor Catherine Curtis Eckley Julia Anne Auwarter Javarone Jo Devon Winfrey Wix* Teresa Cannon Allen Travis H. Eckley Seth V. Jones Caroline Barefi eld Wright* Madeline Anne Barrow Lauren Lincks Ferrera Ruth Finley Knight Elizabeth Enger Birkner Becca A. Franklin Katherine Cobb Phillips Llewellyn Donor Kathryn Bracken Hazelrig Kyle J. Gehres William M. Mann, Jr. Meghan Carney Bromert Patrick Walsh Browne, III Caitlin Marie Goodrich Erin Mann Markel Shannon Leigh Cian Natalie Pennington Castellanos Leland Dabney Haugh Olivia DeLoach Mayberry* Catherine Elizabeth Skvarla Cutshall Benjamin D. Chastain Rose Lee Hiner Tiffany Jo McDonald* Heather Marie Denman Andrew J. Daly Rebecca Karem Hughes David J. Merriman Elizabeth Carolyn Elliott Cyanne Lyn Demchak Jamie Lynn Hulett Emily Thomason Milsaps Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher Miriam Evers Dillard Megan Pollock Hulgan Catherine Crenshaw Neelly Robert J. Finkel D.Talmadge Goldsby Jessica Laurel Kanes Leanne Marie Paris-Wade* Suzy Elizabeth Fournier Anna Seal Guidry Etasam A. Khan Heidi Rine Royal Katherine Leigh Franklin Rebecca Jeanne Held Kristy Lynn Kummerow Jeremy C. Smith Natalie Tiner Goldsby Jennifer Marie Hoffman Jennifer Sydney Labrecque Kathryn Archibald Stakem John W. Goss Timothy A. Hoggard Bridgette Keith Lacher Rosemary Len Thomas* Margaret Elizabeth Guilbert Scott B. Holmes K. Michael Lamb Meredith Anne Davis West Debra Carolyn Hall Jessica Lynn Huber John C. Leslie Allana Christine Helland Scott R. Hughes Elijah A. Logan Donor Matthew Carl Helland Jonathan D. Hulgan Courtney Lambert Lundeen Matthew G. Alexander Emily Alexander Helm Amanda Abrams Johnson Katie Elizabeth Maxwell Sara Kate Allen Sara Marie Henary Charles Joseph Key Joanie Blakemore McEnery Elizabeth Rose Belk Allyson Johnson Hodge Tyler Henley Lamb Allethaire Anne Medlicott Wesley Moore Briscione Patrick Charles LaRochelle Jonathan Maynard Large Anthony R. Pampel Andrea Hutchinson Champion Lewis W. Lyons Nicole Marguerite Lindner Peter L. Paul, IV Richard W. Cuminale Jennifer Morris McPheeters Megan Barrett McComas Blake C. Phillips Lauren Kathleen Davis Tiffany Faith Merritt Scott G. Puttick Kathryn Renee Pigg Dayna Michelle Dwyer Jill Doshier Meyer Kelly Elizabeth Ransom Valerie Ann Power David M. Elder Timothy Iaggi Moreland Kristin Lee Rishoi Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer Taylor Fox Grether Ryan A. Parry Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI Jessica Kathryn Ezell Sheets Meredith Harrison Mackay David H. Phillips Katherine Norman Sherrard Sara Eileen Simmonds William H. Haven Rebecca Edwards Pustejovsky Elizabeth Parish Smith Jennifer Clare Sirmon Bradley J. Hearne Phillip Carl Ragain Alice McCracken Stoner Walter P. Snodgrass Claire Chambers Hegarty Andrew Justin Robinson Bradley S. Stoner Jonathan P. Spilman Laura Elisabeth Henderson Bodwell Anya Breitmeyer Robinson Kathryn Marie Strother Shelley Webster Spring Jessica Marya Hoffman Andrew Battle Sanders Timothy F. Watson, Jr. Christopher M. Talley Amber Johnson Katherine Brownyard Savage James M. Whalen Elizabeth Church Townsend Karen Sue Kopitsky Erinn Marie Staley Anne Elizabeth Hughes White Richard B. Waddell Sarah Jean Lanneau Mary Elizabeth Tinkler John R. Zeanah Maude Margaret Westerman Amy Dundas Matheson Mason J. Wann Jesse D. Ziebarth David W. Neblett David E. Weisbeck Class of 2004 Susan Hodges Powell Class of 2005 Brent S. Robson Class of 2003 Red & Black Society Member David A. Shonts Marcus P. Cox Red & Black Society Associate Amy Marie Tidwell Red & Black Society Member Jon David Willingham Cynthia Mathis Pfohl* Dorothy Kenyon Weir Stuart T. Johnston* One Anonymous Donor Jennifer Lee Wiedower Lauren Blalock Sefton* Red & Black Society Member Christina McKenzie Willenbrock Grace Williams Ward Tower Society William C. Tyler, Jr.* Rebecca Emily Wolf John Anders Reynolds* Tower Society Loyalty Club Class of 2002 Jordan M. DeMoss Loyalty Club Jeremy W. Clark Lauren Copper DeMoss Brandy Jane Alexander Kevin M. Davidson Red & Black Society Member Kimberly Gail Kirkpatrick* Margaret Raye Chambers Lauren Beth Gunn Melinda Carol Phillips* Ashley Anne Kutz* Donor Eric T. Sefton* Matthew D. Lum* William J. Aubel Christopher W. VanDervort Loyalty Club Robert C. Milam* Laura Katherine Blanton Laura Wentling Bishop Lori Beth Dunn Schaefer* Jera Lynn Bradshaw Tower Society Susan Abernathy Bomar Stacy Marie Sidle Hailey Hopper David Andrew G. Miller Joshua G. Conrey Amanda Haggerty Therrell Krista Leigh DeWitt Rachel Proby Wright* Benjamin A. Evans John W. Therrell, III Karen Elizabeth Dobyns Carrie Eaker Kerley Elizabeth Claire Eggers Loyalty Club Tara Mina Kim* Donor Paige Colleen Gardner Francisco J. Bertorini Laura Elizabeth McKinney John L. Baber, IV Melanie Elyse Hall Ross M. Cascio* Courtney Neff Milam* Elizabeth Ann Bernardi Laura Lamon Hilliard Elizabeth Serex Evans Marjorie Hall Molloy* Andrew C. Burk Lauren Fay Holmes Julia Margaret Gehrki Laura Marks O’Brien* David R. Burke Alison Thayer Hutcheson Suzanne Elizabeth Glover Scott C. O’Brien* Lindsay Margaret Chapman Adam J. Isom Douglas J. Lemme Andrea Battaglia Prather Julie Allison Clary Meredith Willett Jones Katherine McCoy Llewellyn Crescent Elayne Rowell Elizabeth Olivia Cooley William B. London Eric C. Mathews Jane Harding Wells Andre de Araujo Jorge Krista Leigh McClain

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 39 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 39 Maureen Elise Miller Class of 2007 Class of 2008 Nicole Alissa Thomas Rebekah Verlinden Miller Michael W. Towle Noelle Marie Norris Red & Black Society Member Red & Black Society Member Margaret Pons Tufton Brenna Maria Ragghianti Emily Whiting Deichmann Alexander S. Heit Michael J. Turco William F. Rives Julia Katherine Jardine Gwendolen Gladstone Weil Elizabeth Janette Roads Hilary Lavonne Mast* Loyalty Club Beverly O’Brien Wolff Camille Ruth Samaha Rogers Alexander S. Heit Linn C. Schifano Loyalty Club Logan P. Jones Class of 2009 Kristen Bach Smithson Kenneth Adam Bohnert Robert E. Kneip* Caitlin Elizabeth Sullivan Tatiana Esther Cerna* Kathryn Ford Ledlie* Red & Black Society Member Christopher A. Thompson Emily Marie Dafferner Hafford C. Porter, II* Colin L. Cox Rebecca Claire Tyler Courtney T. Denson Joseph A. Crone Melissa Waldo Waller Ross W. Hilliard* Donor Kelsey Claire Dean Evan L. Weinberger Anne Caitlin May* Jessica Leigh Bobinis Christian S. Dewhurst Robert T. West Caroline Marie Owens* Colleen Allison Bookter Damon V. Dowd Charles L. Wheeler Matthew A. Breeden Jacob B. Harvey Molly Chapman Wheeler Donor Sarah Dawson Brooks Elizabeth Noble Sharpe Lauren Lachner Zimmer Lauren Prentice Bartling Olivia Margaret Brown Amanda Fraser Bash Tevari Lynnee Butler Loyalty Club Class of 2006 James D. Bonham Elizabeth Babcock Campbell Lauren Renee Rodriguez Alexandra Merlyn Boyd James M. Campbell Red & Black Society Member Bonnie Lynn Brewer Mia Gwynn Colson Donor Emily Davis Olson* Mollie Chatham Briskman Alexander G. Conaway, Jr. Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh Carrie Osborne Johnston* Taylor C. Brown Ryan K. Dagen Jeffrey D. Blumenthal Philip J. Ruppel Amie Aileen Cahill Francesca Marites Davis William A. Boehm Daniel S. Case Kristen Elizabeth DeLuca Anna Y. Boureiko Loyalty Club Courtney Jane Cockerell Lauren Alyssa Dill Moses J. Bushnell Katherine Callaway Brooks Caroline Nichols Cole Rama S. Douglas Robert A. Crooks, Jr. Jacob T. Cremer* Anne Marie Crifasi Victor J. Evans Hilarie Elaine Dahlhauser Scott M. Douglass Leonard Curry Andrew W. Falls William R. Donnell, V Sarah Lindsey Fairchild* Eugenia Phyllis Dolson Sara Elizabeth Haney Andrew K. Fancher Meredith Nicole Gould* Elizabeth Taylor Duckett John L. Hinds, IV Adam C. Faucheux Korey J. Kormick Megan Kathleen Dyer Leah Karen Hirsch Albernie LeAnne Ferguson Erin Campbell Langston Joseph C. Goldsmith John E. Hoggard Gavin A. Franks Johanna Alicia Ogden Olivia Nunez Hackman John A. Hurd Robert M. Goff, Jr. William W. Waring, III* Peter J. Hart Carson Marie Irwin Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz Grace Elizabeth Keith Matthew D. Jack Claiborne B. Gregory, III Donor John S. Lesikar Sumati Kumari Jain Bryan D. Hearn Christine Alexander Bass Sarah Katherine Lunceford Robert E. Kneip Margaret Elizabeth Henson Robert G. Baty Alexander P. Lynch Kelsey Patrice Knipshild Charles G. Hoggard Catherine Elizabeth Bloom Brooks M. Lyons Philip A. Kovacik Justin L. Hugon John D. Bordelon Janna Virginia Miller Kathryn Ford Ledlie Amber Jade James Lauren Roussel Bordelon Christine Beth Mata Mondragon Blair A. Lehman Jasmine Lenise Johnson Margaret Wade Brunstad Amy DeBusk Moore Douglas H. Lensing Jennifer Lauren Lambeth Gretchen Oge Bufe Zachary S. Newton John D. Lentz, Jr. Victoria Elaine Liao Desmond L. Campbell Cassandra Marie Ortiz Rebecca Sparger Luster Kristin Wade Marchell Allison Elizabeth Cox Katherene Nicole Papathopoulos Alexander K. Mahoney Cordarius D. McLean Laura Jackson Dallas Anne Claire Patrick Catherine Coleman Majors Kiera Lynn Nowacki Caroline Elizabeth Ferrari Molly Lochridge Powers Madoline Marie Markham Mikkel B. Quam Colleen Elizabeth Forsyth Therese Marie Rapski Stuart A. Martin Katherine Alicia Reggie Marie C. Francis Mark A. Robinson William N. Maxwell Benjamin A. Ricketts Haley Fults Cynthia Laine Royer Jake P. McCart Leslie Hudson Rouse Andrew F. Godfrey-Kittle Amanda Emad Sakla Joshua B. McCoy Sabrina Nicole Seriff Matthew T. Goldsby Kristine Kain Schwetye Kelly Nicole McKenzie Jon M. Shirley Christine Elaine Hendrickson Matthew P. Simpson Vivian Gay McWilliams Alexa Landon Smith Michael A. Hohos Elliott W. Taliaferro Griffi n T. Morrisson Michael J. Sullivan Whitney Rebecca Howell Lora Alexander Terry Henry C. Mostellar, IV Dustin E. Sump Laura Caroline Johnson Paige Ann Thomas James T. Mudd Ian W. Todd Caroline Barrett King Jamie Renee Underwood Emma Caryn O’Hagan Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson Angela Ju-me Kornman John Gregory Willard Evelyn Ashley Plumb Kelly Megan Williams Phillip M. Krause Ashton Gorham Potter Christopher M. Pope, Jr. Steven A. Woods, Jr. Alexander T. Livingston Jonathan A. Wright Hafford C. Porter, II James P. Young Molly Williams Logan Hallie Martin Rawls Martina Lydia Melliand Sarah Ashley Richardson Rachel Marie Methvin Lucas K. Routh *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Paul D. Schneider Molly Elizabeth Ryan level. Joseph B. Stool Sherry Ann Sasson ♦In Memoriam Ethan W. Stranch Justin M. Sealand Sunya M. Sweeney Kathryn Jane Selby Ryan C. Thames Laura Marie Sellers Ellen Elizabeth Whitten Donna Lynn Smith Caleb B. Standafer, III Jennifer Watson Stanley

40 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation Class Donors as 1946 ...... 39% 1960 ...... 57% 1974 ...... 38% 1988 ...... 23% 2002 ...... 20% Year % of Class 1947 ...... 51% 1961 ...... 44% 1975 ...... 28% 1989 ...... 30% 2003 ...... 20% 1948 ...... 51% 1962 ...... 52% 1976 ...... 33% 1990 ...... 30% 2004 ...... 22% 1935 ...... 50% 1949 ...... 49% 1963 ...... 38% 1977 ...... 33% 1991 ...... 23% 2005 ...... 13% 1936 ...... 50% 1950 ...... 53% 1964 ...... 47% 1978 ...... 31% 1992 ...... 19% 2006 ...... 15% 1937 ...... 25% 1951 ...... 54% 1965 ...... 48% 1979 ...... 31% 1993 ...... 28% 2007 ...... 15% 1938 ...... 55% 1952 ...... 50% 1966 ...... 41% 1980 ...... 27% 1994 ...... 24% 2008 ...... 12% 1939 ...... 42% 1953 ...... 48% 1967 ...... 37% 1981 ...... 31% 1995 ...... 22% 1940 ...... 50% 1954 ...... 55% 1968 ...... 41% 1982 ...... 31% 1996 ...... 26% 1941 ...... 41% 1955 ...... 57% 1969 ...... 38% 1983 ...... 33% 1997 ...... 24% 1942 ...... 45% 1956 ...... 58% 1970 ...... 41% 1984 ...... 29% 1998 ...... 25% 1943 ...... 55% 1957 ...... 62% 1971 ...... 42% 1985 ...... 26% 1999 ...... 26% 1944 ...... 51% 1958 ...... 54% 1972 ...... 36% 1986 ...... 27% 2000 ...... 24% 1945 ...... 40% 1959 ...... 63% 1973 ...... 37% 1987 ...... 32% 2001 ...... 21% Alumni Awards for 2008-2009 (To be presented at Homecoming 2009, Oct. 23-24)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1971 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $59,322. 1960-1998 is presented to the Class of 1971 for its gift of $59,322.

The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between presented to the Class of 1964 for its 3% increase in donors. the years 1960-1998 is presented to the Class of 1960 for achieving 57% participation in the Annual Fund. The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the Class of 2007 for its gift increase of 69%. Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 1999 for its gift of $15,488. The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or more is awarded to the Class of 1951 for its gift of $51,260. Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 1999 for achieving The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class 26% participation. graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1959 for achieving 63% participation in the Annual Fund. Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2008-2009

Leadership Council Todd Doolin ’87 Robbie Baker ’87 Clark Ogilvie ’91, Career Networking, Charles Agee ’99 James Ensor ’99 Melissa Hayes Baker ’84 Co-Chair John H. Coats ’75 Heather Hettinger ’91 Mike and Nancy Hofto, Parents of Nancy DiPaolo ’87, Career Darrell T. Cobbins ’97 Scott Howard ’73 Meghan ’07 and Laura Hofto ’10 Networking, Co-Chair Catherine S. Cuellar ’96 Jason Javarone ’00 Charles Jones ’71 Mark Perriello ’99, Coalition Partners Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 Ellen Jurewicz ’94 Missy Meyers Jones ’74 Lucy Cook, Parent of Becky ’08, Michelle Long Greene ’91 Charles Kinslow ’72 William “Billy” McLean ’57 Student Recruitment and Outreach Michael Hayes ’96 David Lusk ’87 Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Kim Kirkpatrick ’03, Chapter Ann Holmes ’85 William McLean ’57 Norman Nicolson ’75 Programming Barry D. Johnson ’83 Dorothy Neale ’77 Ruth Metcalfe Rye ’84 C. Kyle Russ ’04, Chapter Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Joanna Priester ’88 Scott Rye ’83 Programming Kim Chickey MacQueen ’83 John Reynolds ’04 George Talbot ’94 Knight Champion ’86 Eric C. Mathews ’02 Crissy Stemkowski ’02 Heather Green Talbot ’96 Whitney Garman ’04 Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Donna Young ’88 David Overend ’96 James Eikner ’57, Past President Atlanta Chapter Arkansas Chapter Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 James Augustine ’89, Board of Trustees Established February 19, 2004 Established May 24, 2005 Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 Representative Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77, Chair Marynell Branch ’77 Eric M. Teal ’91 Stephen Ceccoli, Faculty Allison Bittel ’98 Brian Clary ’01 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 Representative Ben Chastain ’03 Jennifer Stanley ’08 Jillian Carr ’09, President, Rhodes Andrew Daly ’03 Anne Hughes White ’03 Alumni Association Student Government Elizabeth Fairman ’98 Executive Board Bud Richey, Associate VP and Director Shelley Fulghum ’03 Memphis Chapter Marcus Kimbrough ’90, President of Alumni Relations Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Established July 12, 2005 Marynell Branch ’77, President-Elect Jill Helmer ’77 Crissy Cody Stemkowski ’02, Chair Katharine Farmer ’99, Vice President Alumni Chapters Jessica Hoback ’03 Amy Doolin ’89, Secretary Laura Kandilakis ’94 Nashville Chapter Ryan Mire ’93, Black Alumni Mobile/Gulf Coast Chapter Arthur Rollins ’81 Established September 13, 2005 Connections Chair Established November 10, 2003 Josh Solomon ’00 Trish Puryear Crist ’90, Chair George Baker ’87 Mandy Haggerty Therrell ’04, Sara Kate Allen ’01 Joy Bowen ’97 Co-Chair Washington, DC, Chapter Theresa Cloys Carl ’75 Darrell Cobbins ’97 John Wade Therrell ’04, Co-Chair Established April 19, 2005 Andrea Hutchinson Champion ’01 Timothy Davis ’87 Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ’87 Clyde Henderson ’95, President Kevin Clingan ’90

Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 41 Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2008-2009 continued from page 37 Colleen Grady ’86 Jeanie and Louis Cian, Parents of 1969 Nora Kongtawng Boone Emily Ogden ’00 Shannon ’02, Katie ’05 and Susan Hoefer Foster, Stefanie Allysia Johnson Chad Schultz ’89 Megan ’08 Fundraising Co-Chair Rachel Morris Rosson Sarah Townsend ’07 Anne-Marie Crifasi ’07 C. Bradford Foster, III, John Dalton ’96 Fundraising Co-Chair 2004 North Texas Chapter Cres Gardner ’98 Rebecca (Becky)Wynn Weiler, Margaret Raye Chambers, Established September 21, 2005 Lawton Fabacher ’02 Reunion Chair Fundraising Co-Chair Amy Berlin Opsal ’98, President Lyn and Bob Fabacher, Parents of Susan Gladden Atkins Whitney Anne Garman, Kevin S. Wiley, Jr. ’94, Vice President Lawton ’02 and Caroline ’06 Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon Reunion Co-Chair Clare Dempsey ’99, Secretary Kelsey L. Jarrett ’08 Courtney Lambert Lundeen, Courtney Elliott Itson ’98, Treasurer Mike Mann ’01 1974 Fundraising Co-Chair Catherine Cuellar ’96, Adviser Kate Snider ’07 Larry Rice, Reunion Chair Ashley Barrington Robinson, Mary Reid Tevis ’99, Careers Elizabeth Townsend ’04 Frank G. Broyles Reunion Co-Chair Olivia Mayberry ’99, Social Linda and Peter Tufton, Parents of C. Stephens Thomas, III Lauren Lincks Ferrera Taylor Grether ’99, Social Margaret ’08, Michael ’09, Anne ’10 Kenneth Michael Lamb C. W. Sheehan ’01, Sports and Ashley ’13 1979 Dorothy Crimi Laymon Laura Arnold ’07, Young Alum Liaison Chris VanDervort ’02 Gwen Jones Owen, Reunion Co-Chair Brooke Raushel Levy Carl Yoder ’03 Sarah Wharton Woods, Adriana Sahliyeh Birmingham Chapter Simone Harvey Yoder ’03 Reunion Co-Chair Established October 27, 2005 Donna Mannina Young ’88 John H. Chandler, Jr. Annual Fund Volunteers Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97, Chair Darrington Russell Crane Billy McLean ’57 Wright Bates ’87 New England Chapter Michael A. Edwards Hardy Butler ’75 Established June 27, 2008 Joseph M. Evangelisti Charlie Kinslow ’72 Houston Chapter Shelby Reed Thompson ’00, President Frances Clevenger Henkel Jerome Franklin ’89 Established February 7, 2006 Michael Faber ’98 Michael C. Henkel Paul Ollinger ’91 Chip Lane ’98, President Terry Regan ’79 Joseph Hyrka Catherine Cuellar ’96 Ashley Browning ’99 Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ’82 Lee W. McCallum Chris Nunn ’97 Scott Howard ’73 Gary B. Minor Fred Blackmon ’01 Jason Javarone ’00 San Francisco Bay Area Philip E. Mischke Annie Glover ’02 Julie Auwarter Javarone ’01 Chapter Cynthia Said Mullady Eric Matthews ’02 Kristen Noel McDaniel ’00 Established June 17, 2009 Thomas F. Mullady Rachel Wright ’02 Rachel Morris Rosson ’99 Lisa McClelland Borgeson ’89 Susan Olsen Melinda C. Phillips ’03 Chip Brian ’94 Lady Ray Romano Joanie McEnery ’04 Chicago Chapter Paul Fromberg ’84 Margaret Bane Schatzman Emily Davis Olson ’06 Established March 23, 2006 JoAnna Halk ’09 Mary Ann Duffey Sherman Anne-Marie Crifasi ’07 Elizabeth Hood ’98 Allana Clarke Helland ’02 Kelli Walker-Jones Ford Porter ’08 Ellen Baker Jurewicz ’94 Matthew Helland ’02 Viktoria Ziebarth ’97 Amy Mitchell, Parent of 1984 Senior Gift Committee, Class of 2009 Jordan Harms ’12 Anne Gaudet Beard, Co-Chairs New York Chapter Dan London ’00 Fundraising Co-Chair Colin Cox Established July 11, 2006 Scott Prosterman ’77 Michael L. Matthews, Christian Dewhurst Frank Byrd ’90 Jim Ratcliff ’52 Fundraising Co-Chair Casey Hail ’04 Herbert W. Carlock, III Committee Members Bill Michaelcheck ’69 Homecoming/Reunion 2009 Herman Aldervan Daly Katie Amundson Carol Colclough Strickland ’68 Volunteers Bryan Darr Will Andress Sid Strickland ’68 Amy Michele Doville Andrea Bell 1954 Tracy Charette Dworsky Moses Bushnell St. Louis Chapter Josephine Taylor Threlkeld Patrice Jeri Gutentag Onalee Carson Established November 27, 2006 Linda Carol Odom Joseph Crone Anne May ’07, President 1959 Tracy Vezina Patterson Mary Ellen Dumas Julie Allen Berger ’76 Sara Jean (Shiney) Jackson, Albernie Ferguson Amy Robinson Bielicke ’90 Co-President 1989 Larry Hurd Steve Collins ’77, J. L. Jerden, Co-President Megan Dalrymple Abbott Amber James Public Relations Chair Michael B. Lupfer, Co-President James M. Apple, III Jasmine Medley Dana Chamblee ’94 Gayden (Sissy) Rasberry Jones Jerome Franklin Lindsey O’Hare Anna Teekell Hays ’01, Steve A. Martin Charles M. Harris Lauren Rodriguez Student Recruitment Truly Brown Mount Amy Davis Klimek Matt Westbrook Megan Jessee ’04 Carol Ann Greaves Rockett Kathleen Atkinson Manley Alex Woods Ebony Woods McCain ’00 Mary Farish Sharp Kirstyn Schwartz ’04, Program Chair Edwin W. Stock, Jr. 1994 Jason Woods ’97, Walker L. Wellford, III Brandy Rogers DeWeese, Career Networking Chair Diane McMillan Wellford Fundraising Co-Chair Alli Lambert, Fundraising Co-Chair New Orleans Chapter 1964 Susan Gear Deason Established February 27, 2007 Margaret Rowe Fancher, Reunion Chair Anne Murrell Locke Craig Brewer ’91, President Mary Lou Quinn McMillin, Christina D. Ross Brian Barbeito ’02 Fundraising Chair Ben Scott Brook Bissinger ’02 L. Dossett Foster Nell Bolton ’97 Ann Clark Quinlen Harris 1999 Allen Boudreaux ’97 Emily Holloway Walker Carolyn Alison Barnwell Mary Margaret Adams Brewer ’91 Sara Katherine Bishop

42 Honor Roll of Donors 2008-2009 Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2008-2009

Spence L. Wilson, Chair Wilton D. Hill Emeriti Trustees Faculty-Elected Trustees Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc. President, WDH Holdings LLC Dunbar Abston, Jr. Marshall Boswell Memphis, Tennessee Associate Professor, English William J. Michaelcheck ’69, Vice John C. Hugon ’77 President, Abston Management Chair Duncan, Oklahoma Company Stephen J. Ceccoli New York, New York President, Hugon Capital Associate Professor, International Chairman, Mariner Investment Management LP Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Studies Group, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee J.L. Jerden ’59 Chairman (retired), National Ann M. Viano Arthur W. Rollins ’81, Secretary Atlanta, Georgia Commerce Bancorporation Associate Professor, Physics Atlanta, Georgia Chairman, Pritchard & Jerden, Inc. Senior Vice President, Investments, Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Private Bank and Investment W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Memphis, Tennessee Student-Elected Trustees Group, Merrill Lynch Humboldt, Tennessee Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs President and CEO, Jones Jillian B. Carr ’09 Trustees Companies, Ltd. Charles P. Cobb ’44 Houston, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Economics and Mathematics Ronald K. Anderson ’71 Steven R. Lainoff Partner, Cobb Fiduciary Services Memphis, Tennessee McLean, Virginia James R. Kingman ’09 Chairman and CEO, Intrepid Attorney/ Principal-in-Charge, J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Corsicana, Texas Aviation KPMG, LLP Memphis, Tennessee English Private Investor James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. Mikkel B. Quam ’09 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Anderson, South Carolina Senior Vice President and Product President, McNeill Real Estate Memphis, Tennessee Biology Manager, Raymond James LLC Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Institutional Fixed Income Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Berkowitz, PC Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Memphis, Tennessee Wilson, Wyoming Financial Adviser, Waddell & Reed C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Founder and President, Equipoise Houston, Texas Fund Vicki G. Palmer ’75 Professor Emeritus, M.D. Anderson Atlanta, Georgia Cancer Center James H. Barton Executive Vice President, Finance Memphis, Tennessee and Administration (retired), Coca- W. Neely Mallory, Jr. President and Treasurer, Barton Cola Company Memphis, Tennessee Group, Inc. Chairman and CEO, Mallory Charles W. Robertson, Jr. Group, Inc. Susan E. Brown Rockland, Delaware Dallas, Texas Chief Technical Consultant, John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Civic Volunteer NanoDrop Technologies, LLC Memphis, Tennessee Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & John H. Bryan, III ’83 Ali Saberioon Maxwell, PLC Nashville, Tennessee Houston, Texas President, Savannah Food President and CEO, Sabco Oil and Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. Company Gas Corporation Sumner, Mississippi President, Mitchener Planting Robert H. Buckman Robert R. Waller Company Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee President, R. H. Buckman and President and CEO (retired), Mayo Wayne W. Pyeatt Associates Clinic Memphis, Tennessee Chairman Emeritus, National Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Steven E. Wynne Bank of Commerce Memphis, Tennessee Portland, Oregon Vice President of Trading, Private Investor S. Herbert Rhea Southeastern Asset Management, Memphis, Tennessee Inc. William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio) President, Rhea Financial Memphis, Tennessee Corporation Joe M. Duncan ’63 President, Rhodes College Memphis, Tennessee Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Partner, Burch Porter & Johnson Memphis, Tennessee Civic Volunteer Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Memphis, Tennessee Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Civic Volunteer Memphis, Tennessee President (retired), National Trust William E. Evans Life Insurance Co. Memphis, Tennessee Director and CEO, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

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