Shepherd UNIVERSITY

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 2013-14 Board of Governors 2013-14 Foundation Board of Directors

Gat Caperton Holly McCall ’04 Michael A. Smith ’89 Christopher S. Colbert ’95 Melinda S. Merk ’91 Suzanne Shipley Chair Shepherdstown President Shepherdstown Ashburn, Virginia Shepherdstown Berkeley Springs Winchester, Virginia Tia McMillan Heidi M. Hanrahan Andrew D. Michael ’75 Stephen G. Skinner W. Mark Rudolph ’84 Shepherdstown Ramon A. Alvarez ’62 Shepherdstown Hedgesville Charles Town Vice Chair Vice President Winchester, Virginia D. Scott Roach ’80 Shepherdstown Kenneth E. Harbaugh Gina Miller-Walters ’10 Wanda G. Smith Martinsburg Williamsport, Maryland Martinsburg Shepherdstown Marcia Brand Julia M. Connell ’84 Secretary Diane Shewbridge ’73 Treasurer Jerry P. Kerr ’68 David T. Newlin ’76 Larry A. Strite ’60 Martinsburg Classified Employee Charles Town Winchester, Virginia Winchester, Virginia Shepherdstown Representative John F. Beatty Martinsburg Allen L. Lueck ’67 William E. Knode, Jr. ’58 M. Elizabeth (Liz) Oates Jerry W. Williams ’71 Martinsburg Secretary Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Inwood John Younis Shepherdstown Jason S. Best Shepherdstown Elizabeth S. Lowe ’52 Tony W. Price ’93 David B. Wing Faculty Representative Monica W. Lingenfelter Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Myersville, Maryland Shepherdstown Executive Vice President Hagerstown, Maryland Timothy B. McShea ’80 John T. Reynolds ’74 Karl L. Wolf ’70 Alana Gondeck Frederick, Maryland Martinsburg Shepherdstown Student Representative John F. Beatty Shepherdstown Martinsburg Diane E. Melby J. David Rickard ’56 Directors Emeriti Winchester, Virginia Greensboro, North James A. Butcher Kenneth J. Boone ’76 Carolina Shepherdstown Baltimore, Maryland Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 Knoxville, Maryland Cinda L. Scales ’81 Jane Ikenberry-Dorrier Martinsburg Scottsville, Virginia 2013-14 Alumni Association Board of Directors

Christopher S. Colbert ’95 Lynn Carr ’68 Francine Philips ’82 Directors Emeriti About this publication President Mt. Airy, Maryland Shepherdstown Scott Bradford The President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors honors Shepherdstown Doleman ’95 donors to Shepherd University during the 2013-14 fiscal Rachel Crum ’08 Sandy Sponaugle ’95 Inwood year and provides an overview of Shepherd activities and Nelson Vazquez ’86 Jefferson, Maryland Shepherdstown events during the academic year. Vice President Robert (Bob) Fleenor ’74 Charles Town Gina Groh ’86 Eric Stenger ’94 Martinsburg The President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors is Charles Town Martinsburg produced by the Shepherd University Foundation, Office of Kevin Starliper ’91 Paul Hillyard ’58 University Communications, Office of Alumni Relations, Treasurer Brian Jackson ’87 Blake Truman ’04 Winchester, Virginia and Office of Advancement. Martinsburg Toluca Lake, California Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Tripp Lowe ’95 and ’97 On the Cover: The Butcher Center plaza looking toward Gina Miller-Walters ’10 Tiffany Lawrence ’04 Al Young ’98 Shepherdstown East Campus. Secretary Ranson Arlington, Virginia Martinsburg Larry Strite ’60 Back Cover: Campus view from Westwoods looking toward Eric Lewis ’95 Cindy Vance ’88 Shepherdstown Wellness, Butcher, and Frank centers. Jim Auxer ’69 Shepherdstown Martinsburg Photo by Josh Hypes Shepherdstown Charles VanMetre ’56 Holly McCall ’04 Lindy Ybarra ’11 Shepherdstown William Baker ’88 Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Shenandoah Junction Robert Wantz ’55 Robin Moses ’88 Britny Compton Hagerstown, Maryland Denny Barron ’73 Lorton, Virginia Student Representative Shepherdstown Chris Wooten ’87 Fallston, Maryland From the President 2013-14 Facts and Figures Tuition (per year): It is my pleasure to take a moment to highlight how your contributions have led $6,256 In-State Resident to exciting gains for Shepherd University over the 2013-14 academic year. With $15,840 Out-of-State Resident your help, we have laid the groundwork for a stronger, more self-reliant future. We started the year by opening our center in Martinsburg. This state-of-the- art facility was built to meet the needs of working adults with technologically Room and Board (per year): advanced classrooms and comfortable spaces for learning and gathering. Equally $9,530 as important, the academic programs that we offer support the needs of busi- nesses along the I-81 corridor, and the combination of high quality education, Enrollment: first-rate customer service, and economically relevant programming has resulted Full-time Undergraduate: 3,288 in first-year benchmarks for the Martinsburg Center being exceeded. Part-time Undergraduate: 407 Full-time Graduate: 82 In the same spirit of providing students opportunities to grow with the changing Part-time Graduate: 92 needs of the community, we took the first steps toward the development of Shepherd’s first doctoral program, a doctorate of nursing practice (D.N.P.). While there is still a significant amount of work to do, the implementation of this Undergraduate Degrees Offered: program will represent an important milestone in Shepherd’s history, and one Bachelor of Arts that could not have been accomplished without the synergy that comes from the Bachelor of Fine Arts community working in concert. Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Music Performance On another front, and with special thanks to the Leadership Circle, we were able Regents Bachelor of Arts to begin the process of reinvesting in our business programs. We are fortunate Bachelor of Science to have professional programs that produce many of the region’s most successful Bachelor of Science in Nursing business and community leaders. Building on the work of the faculty to reinvigo- rate our liberal arts core curriculum, it is now time to turn our attention to our Bachelor of Social Work professional majors. This effort will be doubly important as we work to imple- ment the McMillan Family International Initiatives, especially in the recruit- Most Popular Majors by Enrollment: ment of international students who are interested in professional preparation. Nursing: 490 Business Administration: 313 I mention these three initiatives among all the gains made throughout the year Secondary Education: 305 because they are such strong symbols of your support. Each of the initiatives I Recreation and Leisure Studies: 304 mention above moved forward because talented people like you saw their worth

Gary Kable Elementary Education: 259 and invested by advocating on campus and in the community for their progres- sion. You worked on committees, communicated with the HEPC, worked with President Suzanne Shipley our representatives, and talked to your neighbors about the need for support. Graduate Degrees Offered: As if that were not enough, you contributed financially, thereby assuring that Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction Shepherd would succeed. In the following pages you will see the direct impact Master of Arts in College Student of your gifts on students and on the university. To all of you who gave, I extend Development and Administration thanks on behalf of this wonderful place called Shepherd. Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Business Administration Sincerely,

Suzanne Shipley President

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 3. Milestones Kamenica gives 141st Commencement address The 141st Commencement address was given by Dr. Emir Kamenica, professor of economics at the University of Chicago, who came to the U.S. as a 15-year-old refugee after his father was assassinated by Serbian forces in the former Yugoslavia. Baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 810 undergradu- ates, and master’s degrees were awarded to 70 grad students

at the ceremony held May 10, 2014. Gary Kable

Student Affairs named a Promising Place to Work Dr. Emir Kamenica Shepherd University was one of 31 institutions named a

Zi Wang Promising Place to Work in Student Affairs (PPWSA) 2014 Shipley is serving as by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) COPLAC president BRCTC President Peter Checkovich and President Suzanne Shipley and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine. The President Suzanne Shipley PPWSA national study, a collaborative project between is serving as president SU and BRCTC sign articulation agreement ACPA and Diverse magazine, was conducted by the Center of COPLAC (Council Shepherd University and Blue Ridge Community and Technical College established several for Inclusion, Diversity, and Academic Success (iDEAS) in of Public Liberal Arts articulation agreements in education, nursing, and credit-for-experience degrees (Blue Ridge the College of Education and Human Ecology at Ohio State Colleges). It was her leader- CTC’s Board of Governor’s A.A.S. degree to Shepherd’s Regents Bachelor of Arts degree). University. ship that led Shepherd to President Suzanne Shipley and Blue Ridge CTC President Peter Checkovich signed the Shepherd’s Office of Student Affairs supports the univer- apply for membership in agreements June 30, 2014 in a ceremony at Blue Ridge CTC. sity’s mission and core values through promoting student the organization in 2009. learning, engagement, success, service, and satisfaction COPLAC membership Leadership Circle funds business program review through services, programs, and functions. It has 27 depart- includes just 28 public The Leadership Circle ended its charter year with more than 60 members. The Leader- ments, functions, and units. liberal arts colleges. ship Circle helped launch the university’s initiative to increase the stature of the business program by funding the involvement of two internationally recognized experts in business McMillans establish program development—Randy Boxx and Jerry Trapnell—to help define the next steps for international initiative increasing the program’s competitiveness. After conducting an extensive review of docu- Bob and Tia McMillan ments and data that included reaccreditation processes and strategic plans, they met with know the power of unre- internal and external groups, including faculty, staff, students, administrators, alumni, and stricted giving. Both have community leaders to obtain additional information. The resulting report is a five-phase served on the Shepherd plan to change the structure, strengthen the resource base, and adopt curricular changes. University Board of Gov- ernors and understand that SU named Best in Southeast for eighth year unrestricted gifts allow For the eighth year, Shepherd University was named one of the best colleges and universi- Shepherd to respond to ties in the southeast according to the Princeton Review’s website. The New York City-based opportunities that enhance education services company selected Shepherd as one of 138 institutions it recommends in the strength of Shepherd. its Best in the Southeast website feature titled 2014 Best Colleges Region by Region. The They expressed their com- schools selected for the Princeton Review’s website section were rated in six categories: aca- mitment to Shepherd by demics, admissions selectivity, financial aid, fire safety, quality of life, and green. becoming charter members of the Leadership Circle. This year their unrestricted Opposite page: The official opening of Shepherd’s Martinsburg Center was marked with gift was put to work funding a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 25, 2013. Pictured (l. to r.) are Dr. Scott Beard, associate the McMillan Family vice president for academic affairs; James Vigil, associate vice president for business decision International Initiative. support; President Suzanne Shipley; Chancellor Paul Hill, West Virginia Higher Education With the McMillans’ Policy Commission; and Jim Klein, director of the Martinsburg Center. support, Shepherd is now poised to take advantage of The Martinsburg Center offers the Regents bachelor of arts degree (R.B.A.); a new enrollment market bachelor of science in nursing (B.S.N.) in the R.N. to B.S.N. track; bachelor of arts, early while strengthening the education, PreK-K, (B.A.); master of business administration (M.B.A.) with concentrations educational experience for in accounting, health care, public management, and sport management; and master of all students by providing Photo courtesy the McMillans arts, curriculum and instruction (M.A.) with a concentration in multicategorical special increased exposure to other education. cultures and perspectives. Tia and Bob McMillan

Photo opposite page: Carolyn Wilkie Carolyn Photo opposite page: President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 5. Faculty Ellzey named state Professor of the Year finalist Messenger awarded writing fellowship Dr. Betty Ellzey, chair of the Department of English and Dr. Carrie Messenger, assistant professor of English, was awarded a three- Modern Languages and professor of English, was selected as week fellowship in May 2014 to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts a finalist for the West Virginia Humanities Council’s 2013 (VCCA) to pursue her fiction writing. VCCA is located in Amherst, Faculty Merit Foundation Professor of the Year. Ellzey spe- Virginia, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and serves roughly cializes in Old and Middle English language and literature 350 artists a year. During their residencies at VCCA, artists are provided

Carolyn Wilkie Carolyn and Medieval and Renaissance drama and is the director of with a comfortable private bedroom, a private studio, and three prepared The Rude Mechanicals Medieval and Renaissance Players, a meals a day. Beyond the breakfast and dinner hours, there are no schedules

Dr. Betty Ellzey theater company created 15 years ago. or obligations. Artists are able to be highly productive because the resi- Wilkie Carolyn dency provides them the crucial elements they need­—time and space to do Williams wins silver medal for digital book their work. Dr. Carrie Messenger A digital book titled The Depths of Perception, produced by Dr. Kevin Williams, professor of mass communications, won a Scholarships funded by $627,011 STEM grant to Q. Wang and Z. Wang Communicator Awards silver medal for electronic publishing Dr. Qing Wang, associate professor of mathematics, and Dr. Zhijun Wang, associate professor of and musical score. computer sciences, were awarded National Science Foundation Scholarships in Science, Tech- The computer-mediated book explores the professional, pop nology, Engineering, and Mathematics (NSF S-STEM) for a grant titled “Enhancing Academic cultural, and personal experience of scuba divers based on Achievement and Career Preparation for Scholars in Computer Science, Mathematics, and essays Williams wrote and on his own dive log over the last 18 Engineering” which runs from June 2013 to May 2018. This five-year, $627,011 grant provides years. The book demonstrates how scuba diving can change funding to support enrollment, retention, graduation, and career or graduate school preparation the way you experience everyday life. Williams incorporated for 30 students.

numerous images, videos, links, and animation, either his own Williams Photo courtesy Kevin or from around the world, and used social media for interviews Shurbutt named president of national group and discussions. He created the musical scoring for the book. Dr. Kevin Williams Dr. Sylvia Bailey Shurbutt, professor of English, has been elected president of the Appalachian Studies Associa- Corpus earns certification in personal/family finance tion for 2014-15. Dr. Kathleen Corpus, chair of the Department of Business The Appalachian Studies Association is a national and Administration and Family and Consumer Sciences and international organization, with an annual conference assistant professor of family and consumer sciences, earned which brings together more than 800 scholars, teachers, the Certified Personal and Family Finance Educator (CPFFE) and community organizers each year to explore topics credential from the American Association of Family and and the arts associated with the region. Shurbutt will Consumer Sciences. bring the conference to Shepherd March 25-26, 2016 The credential is an assessment-based certification for when the theme, Voices From the Misty Mountains: personal and family finance educators that is developed by Diversity and the New Appalachia, will be explored by national financial leaders. It is consistent with the U.S. scholars, writers, and presenters. Grants from the West

Department of Treasury Financial Education Core Compe- Virginia Humanities Council will allow community Wilkie Carolyn tencies and National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance members to attend some of the event programs and Education created by the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal sessions. Dr. Sylvia Bailey Shurbutt Financial Literacy.

Carolyn Wilkie Carolyn The CPFFE requires ongoing professional development and Murphy and Mader awarded $4,145 grant for STEM conference for girls documentation through quality training experiences on a Dr. Sytil Murphy, assistant professor of physics, and Dr. Jordan Mader, assistant professor of Dr. Kathleen Corpus three-year certification cycle. chemistry, were awarded a $4,145 grant from the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Con- sortium to help fund a one-day science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) conference at Shepherd for girls in grades five through eight in the fall of 2014. Opposite page: West Virginia EPSCoR awarded $260,000 in research, innovation, and in- The purpose of the conference, Seeding Your Future, is to increase the interests and abilities struction grants to four faculty members in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathemat- of middle-school girls in STEM-related fields and professions through hands-on activities facili- ics. They are (l. to r.) Dr. Colleen Nolan, dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Math- tated by Shepherd faculty and students who believe in engaging girls in STEM at a young age. ematics; Dr. Jacquelyn Cole, assistant professor of chemistry; Dr. Laura Robertson, assistant professor of biology; and Dr. Sher Hendrickson-Lambert, assistant professor of biology. Howard-Bostic presents paper, research at conferences Nolan received a $180,000 student undergraduate research experiences grant to be Dr. Chiquita Howard-Bostic, assistant professor of sociology, presented a paper titled “Women’s Emotional Responses and Female-Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence” at the Academic and awarded at $60,000 a year for three years. Cole and Robertson each received $20,000 in- Business Research Institute (AABRI) Criminal Justice and Legal Research Conference in San strumentation grants. Hendrickson-Lambert received a $40,000 innovation grant which she Antonio, Texas. At the East Coast Colleges Social Science Association 40th Annual Confer- will use to establish the Laboratory of Genomic Diversity-Shepherd University (LGD-SU). ence Roundtable at the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon, Virginia, she presented EPSCoR is a university-oriented program with the goal of identifying, developing, and research titled “The Innovative Hybrid Course Model: A Taxonomy-focused Pedagogy in a utilizing academic resources that will lead to increased research and development. Learner-Centered Culture.”

Photo opposite page: Cecelia Mason Photo opposite page: President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 7. Students Nursing Research Conference held on campus Nearly 150 nurses from regional hospitals and health care agencies and Shepherd nursing students attended the fifth annual Nursing Research Conference in November 2013 at Shepherd. Lindsey Funkhouser, a senior nursing major from Harpers Ferry, took first place in poster presentations with “Pet Therapy and Autistic Children.” Tiffany Sommer, a senior nursing major from Martinsburg, placed second with “Benefits of Bedside Shift Reporting,” and in third was Jenna Lewin, a senior nursing major from Winchester, Virginia, with “Reiki Therapy in Arthritis Patients.” Forty-four Shepherd students participated in the poster competition. The conference awarded scholarships to senior nursing majors Christopher Richards, from Martinsburg, and Patricia

Carolyn Wilkie Carolyn Claude, from Harpers Ferry, in recognition of their academic Wilkie Carolyn performance, leadership ability, and use of evidence-based Students compete in financial plan competition practice. Lindsey Funkhouser A student financial planning team competed in the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants’ 2014 National Financial Plan Competition finals in Las Vegas, Nevada, Alpha Sigma Tau sorority wins food drive collection contest at Homecoming May 2014. Pictured above (l. to r.) are team members Bonnie Bailey, a business junior from Students participating in the 2013 Homecoming Spirit Stick Competition collected more than Phoenix, Arizona; Avery Mendzela, a business sophomore from Shepherdstown; and Akhtar 1,100 pounds of food for Jefferson County families in need. Students competed as teams and Khan, an economics senior from Charles Town. Their project was to convince a fictional sought donations throughout the community which were delivered to the Jefferson County family to hire them as financial planners. Community Ministries Food Pantry in Charles Town. Alpha Sigma Tau sorority won with its collection of more than 300 pounds of donated food. Cheerleaders win second consecutive national title In addition to collecting community donations, many teams contributed their own funds for The cheerleading squad earned a first place national title in the 2014 Collegiate Elite D2 much-needed pantry staples including peanut butter, pasta sauce, canned vegetables and soups, All-Girl Division. The win gave Shepherd back-to-back national titles. Coached by former potatoes, rice, and other essentials. The JCCM Food Pantry solicits, stores, and distributes food Ram cheerleader Lindsey Bordovsky ’10, the squad plans to compete in 2015. for the community.

Education students collect school supplies for Blackfoot Indian Reservation Opposite page, clockwise from top left: Approximately 150 students and staff Twenty-four education students in Dr. Jennifer Penland’s Pedagogy II class collected school members volunteered at 30 locations throughout Jefferson and Berkeley counties during supplies for Native American students on the Blackfoot Indian Reservation in Browning, Shepherd’s 13th Annual Day of Service in August 2013. The volunteers performed tasks Montana. It was Penland’s recent grant work involving Appalachian American Indians that such as cleaning, yard work, painting, office and administrative work, and preparing schools caught the attention of sixth grade student, Holly Stover, in Boonsboro, Maryland, and her for the first day of school at nonprofit agencies, public parks, schools, memorials, and a day mother, Julia Cox, who already had connections to the Blackfoot Tribe. Stover exchanges care center. letters with one of those Native American students, and said she got the idea for a school supply drive after her pen pal wrote that he did not have any markers, crayons, or notebooks. She and her mother visited Penland’s class in August to discuss their efforts sending school Baccalaureate degrees were awarded to 810 undergraduates and master’s degrees were supplies to the pen pal’s reservation elementary school. awarded to 70 grad students at the 141st Commencement ceremony May 10, 2014. Shep-or-Treat celebrates 13th year as community outreach event Chad Vanorsdale gave a poster presentation titled “The Internet of Things: Interconnected Shepherd hosted its 13th annual Shep-or-Treat event October 30, 2013. Shep-or-Treat is Devices in Node.JS” at the 89th Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Academy of Science a campuswide community service event where students and staff plan and coordinate fun held at Shepherd April 2014. The all-day event provided opportunities for more than 160 Halloween activities all over campus. Events include trick-or-treating, cookie decorating, kid- undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and other professionals to present their research friendly crafts, Halloween photo opportunities, and a haunted house. Campus residence halls, in numerous areas of science. Dr. Jason Best, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Student Government Association, Greek organizations, the Wellness Center, Scarborough Shepherd, serves as the academy’s president. This year’s conference was designed to high- Library, and other student organizations work together to make this a fun, free evening for all. light and celebrate scientific achievements across a spectrum of disciplines, from astronomy ‘The Picket’ named first class by ACP to zoology. Shepherd’s student newspaper, The Picket, received a First Class designation from the Associated Collegiate Press. The The football team earned a 9-0 record in Mountain East Conference play, earning the Rams paper scored 865 out of a possible 1,090 points and earned the inaugural MEC football championship title. The Rams reached the national quarterfinals three marks of distinction in coverage and content, writing before losing to West Chester and ended the season with an 11-1 overall mark. and editing, and leadership.

Photos opposite page, clockwise from top left: Carolyn Wilkie, Carolyn Wilkie, courtesy Jason Best, and Chip Ransom courtesyand Chip Ransom Wilkie, Jason Best, Carolyn Wilkie, Carolyn clockwise from top left: Photos opposite page, President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 9. Alumni Ram Stadium plaza named in honor of Barr ’62 Sponaugle ’03 named West Virginia Teacher of the Year Walter Barr ’62 was honored in September 2013 when the Erin Sponaugle ’03, a fifth grade teacher at Tomahawk Intermediate School plaza at Ram Stadium was name the Coach Walter Barr in Hedgesville, was named the 2014 West Virginia Teacher of the Year. Plaza in recognition of his achievements as head football Sponaugle has been teaching for 10 years and began her current position coach of the Rams from 1971 to 1985. in 2005. She serves as the advisor of her school’s student council and school A Shepherd Athletic Hall of Fame member (1989), Barr’s newspaper and organizes the school’s social studies fair. Governor Earl Ray overall record at Shepherd is 104-48-4 (66.5 percent). He Tomblin presented Sponaugle with $5,000 and a new Prius donated by led the Rams to three conference championships and a Toyota for her use during her year of traveling and speaking engagements. first-ever national playoff appearance in 1983. His teams During her tenure as teacher of the year, Sponaugle met President Obama Cecelia Mason Chip Ransom produced 25 All-Americans and 59 First Team All-Confer- at a White House reception honoring the national teacher of the year can- ence selections. During his storied career, Barr was named didates as well as a predecessor and fellow alumna Rae Ellen Scanlon McKee Walter Barr ’62 Coach of the Year three times (1972, 1982, 1983). ’79, who was the 1991 National Teacher of the Year. Erin Sponaugle ’03

Delaware and Virginia regional alumni chapters have busy year Alumni Association transitions to non-dues membership model Delaware Chapter The Shepherd University Alumni Association made the transition to a non-dues paying Members of the Southern Delaware alumni chapter packed and shipped exam survival boxes organization by recognizing all Shepherd University graduates as members of the association, to current Shepherd students from Delaware. Alumnae participating included Susan Papola thereby broadening the reach of the organization while creating a stronger bond between Breeding ’72, Rita Cannon Hovermale ’79, and Chris Erickson Henderson ’69. alumni and Shepherd. The new membership model came from SUAA’s desire to increase Roger ’72 and Rita ’79 Hovermale hosted a senior send-off event for incoming freshmen and alumni involvement and engagement. returning Shepherd students from Delaware in August. The event included Shepherd alumni living in the area as well as students and their families. Williams ’01 featured in ‘Glamour’ magazine’s 35 under 35, Women in Hollywood Judee Ann Williams ’01 was named one of Glamour magazine’s 35 under 35, Women in Holly- Winchester, Virginia, Chapter wood. An agent at Creative Artists Agency since 2002, she was recently named co-founder of Eugene B. Smith ’76 hosted a reception at his art gallery for the Winchester, Virginia-area the Creative Artists Agency Foundation. CAA is the world’s leading entertainment and sports alumni in November 2013 as a kick-off event to start the official Winchester chapter. agency. She is currently based in New York City.

Alumni authors’ work selected for ‘Anthology’ Hendrix ’74 honored with Vision and Impact Award Athletics honors McCarty ’10 and Pope ’74 Paul Kessler ’11, Jessica SalfiaM.A. ’12, and Zach Davis ’09 Dr. Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74 received the Vision and Impact Among the award winners announced by the Shepherd had their work selected for inclusion in the Anthology of Award in May at the 2014 Women in Science Luncheon Athletics Department in spring 2014 were Matt McCarty ’10, Appalachian Writers: Frank X Walker, Volume VI, published held by the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute head baseball coach, and Joan Pope ’74, assistant athletics with support from the Shepherd University Foundation and of Science in Chicago. Hendrix is president and scientific director and senior women’s administrator. the West Virginia Center for the Book. director of the Ann and Robert Lurie Children’s Hospital McCarty, who led the Rams to a 39-14 mark and their Kessler, Salfia, and Davis also were winners of the West of Chicago Research Center. Hendrix also holds the post of first postseason victory since 2002, was named Coach of the Virginia Fiction Competition, selected by 2013 writer in resi- professor, Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center at Year. Pope, who retired in June 2014 after a 26-year career dence Frank X Walker. Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. at Shepherd, was presented the Ram Award, presented to an individual who exemplifies the ideals of NCAA II (passion, Opposite page, clockwise from left: The Honorable Gina Groh ’86 was presented the President’s Award at the 141st balance, resourcefulness, service, learning, and sportsmanship). Commencement ceremony May 2014 in recognition of her contributions to her field, alma mater, and community. She is the judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia. She had been a judge in the state’s 23rd Judicial Circuit Court since 2006 and spent nine years as a litigation associate at firms in Martinsburg and Washington, D.C., and served as an assistant prosecuting attorney in Berkeley and Jefferson coun- ties for more than eight years. She serves as a member of the Alumni Association board of directors.

Al ’67 and Sara Taylor ’67 Lueck were honored in 2013 as Outstanding Alumni. Lifelong educators, the Luecks are active in all things Shepherd. Al is a longtime member of the Shepherd University Foundation board of directors and helped develop the Ram Gridiron Club. Sara is a founding member of the Scarborough Society, friends of the library organization; serves as a board member; and chairs the annual Scarborough Society Gala. The Luecks have not missed a Homecoming since they graduated; in 2013 they had the best seat in the house as they rode in the Homecoming parade as honored guests.

New members inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame were (l. to r.) Joel Gordon ’03 (football), Cassie Murray ’07 (wom-

en’s basketball), former men’s soccer coach Mike Doran, and Rob Bradford ’87 (football). Also honored at the event held Chip Ransom Chip Ransom October 2013 were Taylor Rudd ’58 and Charlie Yates ’56. Rudd and Yates received the Athletic Hall of Fame medallion in recognition of their support of Shepherd athletics. Joan Pope ’74 Matt McCarty ’10

Photos opposite page, clockwise from left: Gary Kable, Gary Kable, and John Boyle Gary Gary and John Boyle Kable, Kable, clockwise from left: Photos opposite page, President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 11. Honor Roll Jeffrey ’69 and Jamie Bain John T. Reynolds ’64* John H. ’88 and Lisa Donors by Giving Level Hedges Thomas Guy Blunt ’87 Wolff* Lily Ritchie Hill*• Reynolds, Jr. ’33* Barry ’87 and Robyn Dorothy ’12 and Allison D. Scott ’80 and Linda Woodard Thank you for your generosity John C. Allen, Jr. Louis ’72 and Marina Hively* Hottel ’81 Roach• James ’70 and Gladys Cole and dedication to Shepherd Uni- Michael M. Athey ’62* diGirolamo ’74 Tiano Michael W. Hudson ’72*• Jeffrey L. Rogers Wright* versity. The following lists are Susan Cranford Batten ’77 Robert and Beverly W. Mark Rudolph ’84 William and Patricia a compilation of all donors who Erdem and Joan Ergin* Rumsey Club Skinner ’71 Hughes Michael and Cinda ’81 Knipe ’77 Wright• made gifts or commitments to the Stanley ’56 and Judith Life $1,000-$4,999 Brian Jackson ’87 and Scales Chelsey and Lynn Yellott university during the 2013-14 Ikenberry*• Cheryl and Richard Aleshire Tamara Meyer Joseph‡ and Norma Morris John and Lisa Taka Younis• year. Great care was taken when Allen ’67 and Sara Anonymous Judith and Stanley Jones Siler ’54• preparing the Honor Roll of Taylor ’67 Lueck*• Paul ’70 and Judith Joseph C. Kitts Stephen Skinner and Potomac Club Donors. If there are corrections Donald and Deborah Harris ’70 Armstrong• William ’58 and Jo Ann Jeffrey Gustafson*• $500-$999 to be made, please contact the Patthoff James ’58 and Vizanah Artz Jackson ’58 Knode Vivian Snyder Skip Adkins Shepherd University Foundation Brian Peterson and Elizabeth Troy and Rose Atkinson Christian ’74 and Deborah William ’67 and Lois James ’71 and I. Kibby at 304-876-5195 or by email to Roberts Melissa Writt Axline ’89 MacCormack ’74 Koerner• Lowe ’68 Speg Albright [email protected]. Joseph ’60 and Robin Renn Dan ’64 and Karen Diana Dickey Koski ’68* Michael ’76 and Teresa Christopher and Lauren Gerald and Kaye Dehaven Emmart ’65 Baker Ann Legreid Stout Ames• Smith Rodney L. Bartgis ’81• Gina and Ethan Lester John ’68 and Linda Anonymous Legacy Circle Michael ’89 and Wendy R. Scott Beard and Jacqueline and David ’74 Margroff ’69 Strider Audrey Asbury $500,000+ ‡ Peccatielo Smith*• Alan Gibson• Lewis Larry ’60 and Nancy Strite* Eugene D. Asbury ’53 Ann Wilson Hummer ’69* * Paul and Lisa Welch• Robert J. Berlinsky William and Monica W. David E. Tabler William ’88 and Charleen L. Watkins* * Alfred ’89 and Laura Young• Kenneth ’76 and Lingenfelter*• John ’81 and Deborah Ford Catherine ’89 Baker Natasha Boone• Eugene ’83 and Christine Thayer• Mary Bell and Sandra Governor’s Circle Shepherd Club John and Pam Newbern Lugat* Marc and Kristin Tiano Jenkins* $100,000-$249,999 $5,000-$9,999 Boyle Brent ’89 and Lisa Matthew Tiano Linda ’81 and L. Dow Roland J. Brown* Ramon ’62 and Mary George ’79 and Anita Gregory ’90 May Samuel Tiano Benedict Alvarez• Bragaw Keith and Holly ’04 McCall• Scott T. Tiano and Bonnie O’Rourke ’63 and Partner’s Circle Martin and Elise Baach Phillip and Sharon Branch Jason McKahan Jaime Tobin Leslie Brannon $25,000-$49,999 Peggy Oates Booth ’53 Lauri Marsteller ’87 and Timothy ’80 and Carole Carol Ann Van Evera ’64 William ’99 and Courtney Helen Cook Barrow ’40* Leonard Frenkil and Julia James Bridgeforth Bollinger McShea• and Don Durand* Guenther ’99 Burgan Robert and Linda Grove Davis• Bridget Cohee and Gerard Dave and Diane Melby• Richard S. Wachtel ’68 Martin Burke ’11 and Carpenter Rob and Mary Logan Nevin Gina Miller-Walters ’10 and Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Barbara Spicher Keith ’54‡ and Winnie Hess Hoxton Donna Courtney Robert Walters* Strider ’67 Walter Gat and Susan Caperton• Robert and Tia McMillan• Christopher and Alyssa Jeri Moses-Eichler and W. Glenn ’52 and Margaret Warren ’67 and Carole President’s Club William ’65 and Judy Crawford Leonard Eichler Ramey ’61 Welsh* Hall ’65 Carter $10,000-$24,999 Passwaters Gregory and Merle Crawford Betty Myers Michelle L. Whittington Stanley ’79 and Sarah ’89 Jennifer Ewing Allen• Ronald R. Reeder II ’64 Martha Doss Françoise Nelles Ronald ’02 and Carolyn Corwin-Roach Robert B. Seem ’04• David and Cathy Dunlop* Mark Outhier and Coleman Widmyer Larry Z. Daily Marcia Brand• Jerry ’71 and Nelda Michael and Carol *McMurran Society Member John Shank and Joseph Tony Faison •Leadership Circle Matthews Rebecca Upton Grandle ’78 Jeffrey and Carol Plautz Grubb ’71 Williams Del-Colle • *Deferred Gift Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63 William and Therese Lisa Poulin Karl L. Wolf ’70* Shelli Dronsfield ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Harlow Eileen Reeder John ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Egle* Wilma Cooper Elliott ’72 Opposite page: Held every other year, the President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars gives President Suzanne Shipley the opportunity to meet the Jeffery R. Ely ’95 students and faculty who have benefited from scholarships and awards created through the Shepherd University Foundation, as well as providing scholars James E. Franke ’85 the chance to meet their sponsors. Karen Hedlund Alice Hevner ’67 At this year’s reception, President Shipley visited with Foundation scholars and their families, including Richard Cordor of Martinsburg, recipient of the Paul ’58 and Luella Jo Ralph and Margaret Burkhart General Memorial Scholarship, the Frada Fine Memorial Scholarship, and the Storer College Scholarship. A junior at Shep- Hillyard herd, Richard hopes to attend medical school after he graduates. Though not sure yet which field of medicine he’d like to pursue, he admits to a strong J. Michael and Jean interest in anesthesiology. For now, however, he’s happy to enjoy the opportunities Shepherd has to offer. “It was an honor to have met President Shipley,” Kingsbury Jacobs he said of his experience at the President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars. He added that the many alumni, faculty, and board directors in attendance Michele Ours ’85 and made him feel welcome as well. Patrick King

Photo opposite page: Gary Kable Photo opposite page: President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 13. Dorothy Baggarly ’69 L. Michelle Baker Leon and Kimberly Bard Shelly and Jack Bard Neal and Alice Barkus Roger A. Barney ’61 Walter ’62 and Connie Rectenwald ’65 Barr Michelle Barrett Dennis L. Barron ’73 Earl ’67 and Arlene Batten Todd ’80 and Martha Barney ’81 Beard Katie Begole Stephanie and Paul Belella C. Lynn Wiley ’69 and Ben Bennett Raymond ’69 and Betty Boward ’70 Bennett Robin Judy ’85 and Charles Bentley Jason Best and Sara Maene

Meg Peterson Walter Best ’55 and Sallie Miller Leonard and Cheri Beverage Above: This year the Women for Shepherd University continued their mission to create a sense of community for women Charles ’59 and Peggy Bonnie Blanchard to connect and build relationships by establishing Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH). Using a one-woman, one-vote Woodward* Carol Blessing ’83 process, this women’s giving circle sponsored by the Shepherd University Foundation invites women to make an annual Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and charitable contribution of $500 to be placed into a grant fund, which is divided into two equal pools. One pool will provide Knutti Club John Blue an award for Shepherd University campus-centered academic, athletic, cultural, or community service learning programs, $100-$499 Mark A. Boggs Sharika Abdul-Muhaimin Melvin ’96 and Linda while the other will provide an award in support of programs for education, health and wellness, arts and culture, environ- Roberta ’62 and Sidney Stanford ’74 Bowers ment, and community and family for nonprofits in the greater regional community. This inspired group is holding a series of Absher James ’65 and Sue Boyd social gatherings to educate and recruit alumnae and friends in the Shepherd community. William H. Adams Norman ’59 and Kadra Pictured at one gathering are WISH members and prospective members (clockwise from left): Dolores Lowe, Peachy Marellen Aherne Bradford Staley ’70, Liz Oates, Sarah Metzbower, Bev Hughes ’71, Carolyn Fleenor ’78, Sue Mentzer-Blair ’70, Sara Lueck ’67, Lois Paul Allen Scott ’95 and Lori Pierce, Shirley Wiltshire ’64, and Shirley Derr. For more information about how to become involved with WISH or to Marvin T. Allmond ’01 Bradford-Doleman receive an invitation to a social, please contact Meg Peterson at 304-876-5021 or [email protected]. Susan Alsip-Lawson ’76 and Wayne Braunstein ’95 and Duane Lawson Dannie Wall ’93 Dianne and Michael Alvarez John Bresland and Edith Kirk ’79 C. David ’63 and Barbara Lacy ’99 and Suzy Rice Robert Smith and Mary Sophia Alvarez Beth Batdorf Melinda Koehler Lewis ’53 Miller* J. David ’56 and Joyce Stanley Clayton ’75 and Dana Mary Beth Wagner ’85 and Julia Krall David ’76 and Betsy ’78 Binner Rickard James ’68 and Mary ’70 Hendricks ’78 Anders Philip Bressler Gregory and Anna ’95 Newlin* Lawrence and Susan Staley Kari Andersen ’97 Marc and Judith Briod Locraft M. Elizabeth Oates* Saunders Amanda Steiner ’98 Roger ’69 and Carolyn Chad ’98 and Rebecca Charles E. Lutman ’67 Shirley Parsons Thomas and Rebecca Segar Mark and Barbara Stern* Cline ’70 Anderson Goode Broadwater Sharon and Jerry Mailey Clarence and Sherri T. Ray and S. Bailey Judy Szymialis ’62 Brandon ’10 and Brittany Charles and Patricia Brown P.T. McIntire Pennington Shurbutt J. Randall ’93 and Jennifer Armentrout Robert ’97 and Miriam David H. McKinley K. Alan Perdue Linda Regner ’82 and Thompson John R. Artz Brown Hugh A. McNaughton ’65 Anthony ’82 and Tana William Sickel Paul and Susan Clohan ’70 Erwin and Carol Asam Sherry Miller Brown ’73 Eric and Amy Mendzela Burkhart ’83 Petrucci Michael ’53 and Lucy Thorniley• Carl K. Athey ’82 Benjamin S. Broy Joan Walker Pope ’73 Skinner Glenn Twigg, Jr. ’73 Arthur Auxer ’69 and Rick E. Bruner *McMurran Society Member Jennifer Osbourn ’95 and Richard ’89 and Teresa ’88 Gloria Elliott ’63 and Arlie Dawn Fye David ’89 and Carolyn •Leadership Circle Timothy Pownell Smoot Winters Stephen and Rebecca Waltz ’89 Bryant ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Burt Pumroy Ayraud 14. Shepherd University Paul and Debbie Buckley Ruth Daily Karen Fenwick Stephen and Gina Ann Hoover Lillie Hoover ’90 and Barry and Michelle John ’85 and Donna Lee Derek Ferretti ’89 and Householder ’86 Groh Jerry ’73 and Susanne Theodore Largent Bumbaugh Hedges ’84 D’Antuono Tracy Eli Clay ’96 and Susan Grove Long ’73 Horner Debra and John Arthur L. Burgess, Jr. ’02 Henry and Faye Byerly Benita and Jeff Fink Daryl Grove ’80 Arno ’52 and Dorothy ’78 Laspina-Rukenbrod Ernest and Rebecca Burns Davenport Cheryl Flagg ’69 Michael Groves Hott J. Paige ’73 and Joyce Retha Busey ’58 Charles ’84 and Linda Davis James ’74 and Carolyn Joseph C. Guy Jefferson Howells Wotring ’73 Ledford James and Evelyn Poe Danny L. Davis, Jr. Gess ’78 Fleenor Alma Hale Jane and Thomas Hughes Lawrence ’61 and Helen Butcher Sarah Davis Joyce Akins ’64 and James ’57 and Jeannette John and Glenda Hull Egnor ’63 Leonard Anita Byham ’68 Jeanette Daye Earl Fletcher Moore Hall Ann Wilson Hummer ’69 Neville ’59 and Joyce ’01 Hugh Campbell James ’77 and Cheryl June and Lawrence Timothy ’84 and Karen Delmas Humphreys ’68 Leonard Robert ’72 and Sherry Kelley ’79 Deaner Fletcher-Hill Swaim ’86 Hall and Patricia Gary ’66 and Carol Lewis Carney Darryl DeBow David and Jennifer James Haller Cupillari-Humphreys Rebecca Mason ’78 and Robert and Karen Carpenter David ’89 and Cathy Flinchum Deborah Hallman Patti Humphreys Burton Lidgerding Jean Smith Carper ’52 Clemmons ’92 Decker Arthur P. Foley Allison Hull ’87 and Mike Barbara and Allan Hurwitz Phillip Lilly ’84 and Kelley Lisa Carper ’78 E. Gordon Demeritt Eugene and Carole Foltz Halron Michael and Joan Hvozdovic Copeland Lilly Ronald G. Carper ’85 Stephen ’88 and Dana John and Carol Ford Mary Ann and Conrad Sharon Fulk Hylton William C. Lind ’72 William and Patricia Willis ’90 Denton James ’81 and Joanne Formal Hammann Filsinger ’69 William ’53 and Ruby Link Carrigan Marie and Walt DeWalt Robert ’72 and Barbara John ’61 and Laurel Hanf R. William ’59 and Nikki David ’68 and Lynn Peggy Byrd ’65 and Terry Ronald ’68 and Marsha McDonald ’71 Frankenberry Kittylee Nye ’74 and Timbrook ’60 Isherwood Fisher ’70 Little Carroll Dickerson David Fraser Kenneth Harbaugh* Daniel ’01 and Sally Charles and Betty Lockard Christopher ’75 and Jody ’75 Pedro ’62 and Rebecca Diez Allee and Michael Fream Susan Harlow Gavin ’79 Jackson Leslie Lopez Carter G. Benjamin ’62 and Cherie Mary Jane and Ernest Richard F. Harmison ’51 Dennis and Joan Jackson Bridget Lott Enrico and Denise Caruso Dillow Freeman E. Wayne Harris ’68 Keith ’82 and Tari ’08 Christopher K. Lott Paul V. Castro Ralph ’56 and Nina George E. Fries ’62 Sarah Holme ’67 and Janssen Gretchen Lott Deborah McClure ’84 and Pownall ’57 DiPasquale Charles R. Frownfelter Norman Harris Regina Jones ’54 Vernon and Shirley Lotts Mark Chag Cheryl DiRosario Kay Dill Gabbert ’68 Paula Roth ’70 and Jim Harry and Carol Kable Andrew D. Lowe ’02 Michael R. Chalmers ’98 Jerrilynn and Frederick Cynthia Gaither ’79 Hawkins John ’70 and Phyliss Kenneth ’71 and Mary Michael and Lynne Chancey Doering Christopher and Tracy Wendy Cook Headley ’89 Twigg ’73 Kafton Battista ’70 Lowe Jo and Frederick Chapman Luke Dollar Wahlbrink ’86 Garber Sallye Morgan Heffle ’57 Kristin Kaineg Kenneth ’95 and Nicole David Chicchirichi ’59 and Mary Beth Dalgarn Paul Garrard and John ’76 and Yvonne Amy ’97 and Henry Kayes Lowe Mary Ferguson Dotton ’80 Nelson Smith Hemphill Lee ’60 and Wanda Sharon Lowery Lanabel Cho-Josten and Gregory ’83 and Karyl F. Richard ’65 and Cynthia Anders and Ann Tucker ’61 Keebler* Edna Lutman‡ Robert Josten Romer ’83 Dowd Gastley Henriksson* Martin and Marlyn Joan and Richard Lyon Shawn Clark and Heidi Keith ’74 and Janice DuBois Susan and Scott George Donald Herbst ’81 and Keesecker Alexander Mace Clark ’98 George ’58 and Thelma John and Elizabeth Giese Kim Green Francis and Debra Kehoe Katherine Mace Samuel and Lynn Clark Duncan Caroline Glackin Daniel Herr ’78 and Jack O. Kendall James ’78 and Mary Kay Donald ’77 and Patricia Daryl ’85 and Barbara John C. Gladhill ’69 Eugenia Ropp Karen and Eric Kenny Doyle ’76 MacFarlane Clem Eckard Marshall ’01 and Angela Donna and H.W. Hess Laura Burch Kent ’50 Denise and Wayne Maiers Lynn Cline J. G. and Julie Egeland Gladhill Dale C. Hicks ’61* Brian G. Kerr ’00 Stephanie Major Lisa Coffey Richard ’04 and Amy Maurice ’72 and Mary Lee Virginia Hicks Morgan Kidwell Ira ’60 and Joan Little ’61 Eileen Cokenias ’87 Martz ’04 Egress DeHaven ’74 Gladhill Becki Reese Hill ’79 Garry R. Kilmer ’71 Manross Sue Collins Jean Elliott ’54 Frank Goldstein ’73 and C. William ’62 and Mary Ramona Kissel Eugene ’65 and Patricia Berniece Jackson ’77 and Emily McCoy Emerick ’10 Geraldine Czajkowski Bland ’61 Hill Mary Lou Klatt Thurston ’65 Martin Craig Collis E. Prescott ’88 and Catherine and James Donna Hill ’86 Richard ’61 and Mary Jane Rosemarie Martin Gary ’58 and Beverly Stephanie Engle Goodlin Trudy Hite ’75 Jones ’65 Knode Curtis G. Mason ’73 Cooper Roger ’70 and Gula Engle M. Wayne Goodrich ’74 and Brian J. Hockenberry ’97 Kathy Koditek Enrico Massimino ’77 and Cory Crenshaw Ronnie ’63 and Dorothy Donna Bertazzoni Justin ’07 and Megan ’08 Michael and Carolyn Teresa McBee Kenneth and Raquel ’12 Engle Sally Ann Myers Hockman Konopski Larry ’63 and Rebecca Jo Crider John F. Ermerins ’59 Greenfield ’66 Anthony T. Hoffmaster ’87 Joyce Kramer Riner Masters Genevieve Crouse Cummins M. Evans III Barbara Puckett ’64 and Lelia Moler Hoffmaster W. Sheridan and Carol Ann Melissa Mattia ’87 and Jay Mark and Roberta James and Jean Falk Everett Greenstreet James and Mary Holland Kramer Gibble Cucuzzella Eric B. Fargo ’94 Carole Griffith Mildred Jones ’66 and Linda Kun Barbara Maxwell ’66 James Culver ’08 Leon and Scherry Fearnow William P. Griffith ’58‡ Jerome Holland Harrison ’67 and Vicki Sharon Maynard Pamela Curtis Brenda Miller ’94 and David Robert ’64 and Nancy Grim Catherine Buchanan ’90 and Lanham Donald ’66 and Betty Larry and Judith Daily Feltner Bradley Holley Janet Lank ’69 McCary President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 15. Mark and Denise Robert ’72 and Dixie Meredith ’71 and Jeanne ’02 Dianne Seaver Emmy Steigelman Robert ’55 and Cassandra McCormick Honodel Myers Polen Elizabeth Sechler Eric ’94 and Kerry Wantz John and Hedy McDermott Linda Myers-Hart ’83 and Gary ’67 and Carolyn Tracy and George Seffers Cavanaugh ’93 Stenger G. Raymond ’66 and Diane Richard L. McDonald ’72 Daniel Hart Myers ’67 Pope Mary Wanger Selove ’66 Robert and Ruth Stephan Woods ’63 Watson Frances ’80 and Robert Harriet Myrick ’67 and Philip T. Porterfield III John and Stacy Shaw Dorothy Strange ’97 David and Pamela Weakland McFerren Jacob Myrick Babulal Pragani John ’09 and Laurette Edward ’51 and Mary Ann D. Blaine ’58 and Jo Ann Judith McIntyre Justin and Kerri Namolik Brian and Linette Pratt Sheehan Strauss Weaver M. Susan and James Richard L. Namolik Norman G. Price ’56 Howard L. Shepherd ’53 David ’73 and Anne Strider Bonnie and Timothy Webb McLoughlin Sharon Natolly William N. Price R. Michael Shepp and Janet Richard ’60 and Ruhamah Jack and Mary Weigel James K. McNeel ’01 Eddie ’96 and Sarah Naylor Jeffrey ’88 and Beverly Olcott Strite Francis and Viola Welch Donald and Romaine Nancy Needy ’55 Schwartz ’87 Purnell* Edward ’73 and Diane Michael ’81 and Barbara Robert ’67 and Mary Wells McNelis Walter ’55 and Margaret Ronald E. Pyles ’62 Michael ’73 Shewbridge Sturman Janice Whaley Cortney Meador ’13 Neely Paul Quicker and Erin Suzanne Shipley and David ’71 and Kathleen Rebecca Wheeler Beverly Meadows Robert and Deborah O’Connor-Quicker Randall Wadsworth* Sullivan Laura White ’72 Michael and Michelle Nerhood Charles ’68 and Mary Jeffery ’04 and Susan Short Thomas Sullivan ’69 and Vanda White and Edwards ’96 Meehan Roger ’73 and Margaret Silvester ’70 Rannells David ’88 and Lori Sibole Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67 Robert Stohlman John Meeker ’05 and Newcome Brian ’92 and Julie Kress ’93 Emily and David Sibole Kenneth A. Swan Helen Fisher ’65 and Robert Rachael Meads ’92 Barrie Nichols Rathman Elvin ’59 and Regina Sill* Peggy Swisher Whitmer Paul R. Mellott ’55 Barbara ’52 and Richard Angela and Peter Reed William Simmons and Donald ’57 and Clara Taylor Alvis L. Williams Minnie Mentzer Nickell Richard and Kathleen Reid Jane Cook ’05* Sandra and David Taylor John E. Williams, Jr. ’68 Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 and Colleen Nolan Dale and Laura Renninger Austin J. Slater, Jr. ’76 Mary ’77 and Lynn Tedrow Reynolds ’59 and Nancy William Blair* Alan ’56 and Geraldine Michael and Barbara Dennis and Anne Anne Tennant ’93 and Fritts ’59 Williams Thomas ’70 and Janet Oates Riccards Stewart ’67 Small* Joseph Swift Pamela Link ’69 and John Meredith Jack T. O’Brien ’63 Karen Mirr ’12 and William Beverly Smarik Robert ’64 and Virginia Wilmer John and Sarah Metzbower Timothy M. O’Connell ’80 Rice Lynne Smeltzer ’03 Terpening Mark ’95 and Kimberly Alexander and Pamela Patrick ’85 and Heather ’95 Paul and Ellen Rice James ’51 and Evelyn Smith Homer R. Thomas, Jr. Krams ’89 Wilson Miller O’Hara Erin Rickards Jerome ’74 and Pamela Jerry and Victoria ’88 Paula Wimsatt Althea Vickers Miller ’57 James ’57 and Ellen Keeler Linda Riegle ’70 Butko ’75 Smith Thomas Arthur Wineburg and Nanette and David Miller Omps Anthony ’61 and Lois Rocco Judy and Forrest Smith Doris Thompson Susan Brown Perry Miller and Taunja Teresa and Daniel Orlandi Sylvia Rock-McCormick Rhonda Smith and Byron Jerry ’66 and Reba Craig and Roy Winkel Willis Miller Garland H. Ott ’62* and Daniel McCormick Wiggs Thompson Melinda Winstead Thomas ’76 and Penny Valerie Owens ’76 Roy Rogers ’08 and Mary Sarah Smith ’13 Lisa Thornburg ’66 Steven and Theresa Miller Donald ’60 and Charlotte Theresa Wall-Rogers B. Lee Snyder ’72 James and Shirley Tolbert Wiseman Thomas Miller and Painter Thomas and Marcia Rogish Judy Snyder ’69 Wanda Muntzing Travis ’64 Ashlee Wishmyer ’13 Donald Leslie* Walter W. Painter ’68 Donald T. Rohel Kelly Snyder Robin Truax ’76 Cheryl Witman Mary Monroe Kelly Pannill ’05 W. Boyd Rooney, Jr. ’55 Donald ’74 and Nancy J. B. and Kip Tuttle Charles D. Wolfe Judy and Carl Moore Frederick K. Parsons Carol and F. Scott Rotruck Digges ’75 Specht Frank and Annette David and Margaret Wolfe Robert ’70 and Patricia Mahlon ’81 and Ruth Taylor ’58 and Linda Nancy and Michael Van Hilst Rosemary and Thomas Willey ’68 Moore Patterson Walden ’61 Rudd Spensley Charles W. Van Metre ’56 Wolfe Mary Ann White Allen P. Peacher ’71 Vicki and Jesus Ruiz Gordon ’60 and Barbara Nelson ’86 and Barbara Cynthia Boyd ’75 and Morgan ’53 James R. Pearson ’91 Clifton ’75 and Shannon Spessard Vazquez Rodney Woods John Morrissette Constance Peat McBride ’76 Rutherford John and Pam Splaine James Vigil Charles ’56 and Jacqueline John and Meredyth Moses John ’63 and Yvonne Peiffer Kaveh Sadat ’99 Sandra Dubay ’95 and Sid Howard Wachtel and Marie Stratton Yates* Robin Longerbeam ’88 and William ’56 and Phyllis Brian ’98 and Jacqueline Sponaugle Tyler-McGraw Martha and Jack Young William Moses Penn Sands Peter and Lois Spreen Joanne and Dave William Zimmer Joe and Marjorie Motheral Kelly Penwell ’12 Kathy and Michael Santa Fred ’60 and Patricia Wadsworth Adam ’04 and Nadine ’04 Carlton ’64 and Joan Jennifer Peterson ’07 Barbara Martin ’60 Staats Melessa Wagner ’03 Zimmerli Munson Andrew ’98 and Leslie Garland ’64 and Erica Mary Farmer Stalnaker ’50 Michael ’74 and Susan Dale ’58 and Dorothy Michael ’86 and Lisa Muse Grimm Phillips Saville Kevin Starliper ’91 Miller ’73 Wagner Zimmerman Duane L. Myers Richard ’00 and Cara Eric Schaffer and Stephanie and Tracey Kenneth ’64 and Patricia Cecilia Zindel ’79 Comegys ’99 Phillips Slocum-Schaffer Crawford-Starliper ’93 Kirkpatrick ’72 Waldeck Sylvia Johnson ’81 and Beverly Schilling Margaret King Staubs ’82 John J. Walker, Jr. ’74 Blue and Gold Club *McMurran Society Member Charles Pickett Lara Schmidt ’91 Colin and Phyllis Bott ’59 Michael Walters ’10 Under $100 •Leadership Circle Richard Pill Kimberly Scranage Steele W. Edward Walton Tammy and Randy Abney ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Zoë Haynes Seale* Kristel Steib 16. Shepherd University Right: Baley Loy, of Rippon, is a senior biology major and recipient of the Captain Charles N.G. Hendrix Memorial Scholarship. Captain Hendrix is the late husband of the late Jessie Hendrix, a longtime officer and member of the Shepherd University Foundation Board of Directors, and the father of Dr. Mary J.C. Hendrix ’74, a biology alumna. Mary is an inter- nationally renowned medical researcher and currently serves as president and scientific director for the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Research Center at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. Captain Hendrix served with distinction as an instructor at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. When he passed away, his wife and daughter established this scholarship in his name to commemorate his devotion to the pursuit of higher educa- tion. It is designated for students pursuing a degree in the field of pre-med or related fields of research. Having taken organic chemistry courses and performed her summer research with assistant chemistry professor Dr. Jordan Mader, Baley proved to be an exceptional student. “Baley showed an innate understanding of how molecules react and was especially astute at applying course material to the lab portion of class,” says Dr. Mader. “She is a joy to work with both in and out of the classroom.”

Barbara ’66 and Steve Patricia Baker Samuel and Linda Adams Mary Beth Genovese ’80 Collins ’78 Billmyer John ’71 and Sally and Sidney Bakke Betty Lou Brendle Black ’67 Zemke ’71 Adams* Frances Banagan James ’56 and Doris Philip C. Adams, Jr. ’57 Andrew ’94 and Jennifer Blackford Katy Aguirre Hoeltzel ’98 Banasik Charles ’54 and Janet Blake John ’72 and Janet Albert Robert and Janet Banasik Elizabeth Blase Alvin ’79 and Pamela Nikki Bardin ’89 Andrew T. Bolger Alexander Virginia Green Barker ’88 Jeffery T. Bond ’77

Shirley ’52 and Ruth Alger Harvey ’86 and Jacqueline Susan Bowers ’72 and Rob Shaw Frank ’71 and Susan Barnhart Dennis Bonebrake Johnston ’70 Aliveto Thomas ’74 and Teri Rebecca Ware ’70 and Gary Frederick J. Allen Barnhart Borman Joan Wilson ’79 and Michael F. Cajigao ’81 Richard ’77 and Janice Lawrence Allen Allen ’69 and Nancy Barr Kay and Donald Boward Branson Brown Michael ’74 and Barbara Chaney Patton and Jacqueline Allen Gary ’70 and Barbara William ’64 and Kristin Patricia Brown ’78 Calhoun R. Dabney Chapman Kim Alonzo Sherman ’71 Barr Bowen Paul ’73 and Dale Brown O. Winston Cameron, Jr. Priscilla Charles Jeffery ’86 and Valerie Catherine Barrett Paul and Carolyn Boyce Mary and Larry Broy Garnett ’76 and Karen Shirley and Carlton Anderson Michelle and Christopher Rebecca Fridley Boyer ’00 Sharon Cather Braithwaite ’72 Canby Chenowith Don D. Andrews, Jr. ’58 Barstad Scott D. Boyer ’72 Brumback ’84 Raphael Capelli Paula Cheshire Mark and Jayne Angle Carrie Kenney ’78 and Dennis L. Boyles ’73 Margaret Link ’64 and Terry James ’73 and Lisa Donald and Victoria Philip ’82 and Evelyn Kenneth Basler Jeffrey A. Brasse Bryan Hammond Carnes Chlebowski Hevener ’82 Ankers Donald and Vera Kimberly Wade ’86 and Willa Burgess Dixie Carney Joann Christian ’95 Jeffrey ’84 and Brenda Baumgardner Kevin Bream Pamela Harrison and Wallace ’69 and Donna Carr Jamie Clark Ellis ’84 Arndt Grace Baylor ’67 Dwayne ’00 and Amanda Thomas Burke Linda Cooper Carter ’57 Catherine Clarke James and Debra Arner Carol and Miles Beard Schmidt ’99 Breeden Robyn and Glenn Burkhead Christina Caruso ’09 William N. Clatterbuck ’66 Pam Arnold and Clayton O. Beard ’06 William ’67 and Dawn Donna and John Burns Pamela Caruso ’11 Nancy Cliff Mark Dembinski Regina ’07 and Conrad Brenner Ryan ’88 and Donna Dominic C. Cascio ’52 Nancy Clingerman Frederick D. Artis ’84 Beard Shane Britton Champigny ’88 Bush Charles ’60 and Joyce Casey E. Stevenson ’83 and Marci Leigh Artrip Joanne Beaulieu ’06 Carol and Wilmot Brown Zelma Buskell Romana Castro Cocke April Awad ’99 Valerie and Christopher Bell J. Howe and Margaret Kenneth ’97 and Alice Rita Caufield Jerry ’02 and Alice Cogle Janet Aylor Alec A. Bennett Brown Marie Butler Debora Cavey Daniel ’80 and Margaret Marjorie Bado Clare Bennett James ’59 and Sharon Kevin ’85 and Laura Butts Winthrop ’03 and Kathleen Bires ’78 Cogswell Carol Baker ’77 and John Lorene and Robert Bernardo Devol ’70 Brown Justin Byrd Chamberlain Joann Campbell ’64 and Olinski Julie ’95 and Gary Bilbie Lanette and F. Samuel Byrer Peter ’82 and Jody Chaney Conrad Cohen President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 17. Kendra Walker ’97 and Paul ’73 and Brenda Deaner Andrea and Carl Theodore ’76 and Pamella Darrin ’89 and Karen Keven Hohl David Cole Christopher ’97 and Kristin Fenstermaker Clark ’77 Gillette Bowers ’89 Hardy Regina Holmes ’90 Mary Cole DeLauter David T. Ferguson William ’55 and Susan David ’82 and Mary Hardy William and Theresa Sandra Collier ’81 Wayne ’67 and Doris Brian ’99 and Janine Field Golden Jamie Hardy Janszen ’92 Hoover Roy ’58 and Joan Comer DeLauter Richard L. Fieo Delmes ’13 and Sherry Richard ’72 and Patricia ’73 Dennis Householder ’76 and Patsy Cleaver Cook ’59 Craig A. Dell ’95 Michelle Fravel Files ’06 Goldizen Hare Debbie Reed Shirley Cook Carolyn Carpenter Derr ’65 Donald ’95 and Georgia Mark ’77 and Sue Goller Harry ’88 and Joanne Graves Patricia Hubbard Gregory ’87 and Megan Thomas ’73 and Karen Fishel Greg T. Goodlin Harless Stephen P. Hudson ’00 Bolyard ’91 Cooke Dawson ’74 Dickman June Fishel David B. Gordon Marlyn and Jack Harman Joann Horst Huffman ’75 Jaye W. Copp ’74 Steven ’81 and C. Dawn Casey Fitzgerald Robert C. Gordon Janet ’12 and William Robert C. Hummer Debra Haines ’86 and Meadows ’81 Diehl Lucinda Flautt Jacqueline Smallwood ’86 Harner Laura Baker ’93 and David George Cornwell Steven and Mary Dixon Amanda Fleming ’03 and Michael Gore Billy ’76 and Janey Harper Humphreys Norabelle Corra Jeffrey ’97 and Sarah Christopher ’82 and Jennifer Andrea Irzinski ’94 and Linda Harrigan Carolyn Hunter Diane Costello Meads ’95 Dodson Cooper ’82 Fletcher Todd Goren Joseph D. Harrington Alfred ’87 and Laura Margaret Gore Richard B. Donovan, Jr. ’78 Sarah Fletcher ’14 Gunther ’58 and Ann Janet Harrison and Andrew Corbin ’87 Hurst Covington ’54 Jennifer Vanisko ’88 and James Flint Richmond Gottfeld Mosholder Joan and Dean Hyde John ’91 and Marilyn Daniel Dopson Leo R. Fogg ’59 Frances Gower ’83 James L. Hasty Larry and Lucille Ikeler Cowgill Christopher J. Doran ’96 Shan ’95 and Heather Foley Doris Graham James ’86 and Ellen Healey John ’78 and Patricia William M. Craddock Michael and Janet Doran Frank A. Fonte Margaret Graham Andrea Gano Heck ’93 Inwright Patricia Crenshaw Juwan K. Dorsey April Arnold ’98 and Devin Amon ’69 and Peggy Gregory ’94 and Amy Dawn Ireton Dana Bussard ’91 and Michele Dorsey ’78 Foor Grantham Heflebower Beverly Irwin Christopher Crespo Denis ’80 and Nancy Judith ’76 and Fred Ford Phyllis ’77 and William Constance Hicks Charles L. Jackson ’50 Kelly ’02 and Wayne Herridge ’80 Doss Melanie Ford Grantham Charles ’64 and Sharon David ’78 and Sherri Crissman Maria Doukas Joyce ’83 Deborah Fournier Linda Gray Jones and Higdon Jackson Bruce E. Cronise, Jr. ’75 John Doyle ’66 Raymond ’59 and Cecelia Lawrence Jones Joseph ’52 and Ann Michael ’87 and Kathleen David and Diane Crosby Eileen Driver Frazier Marlene Frye ’84 and Rush ’52 Higham Jackson Glenn H. Cross, Jr. ’75 James and Erin Driver William ’70 and Susan Franklin Gray Sheila Hildebrand Denise and Michael James Jane and Larry Crouse Brett L. Dryburg Frazier Deborah Greco Lisa ’94 and Daniel Hileman Robert ’72 and Billie Jean John L. Crowder Lauren Duh David L. Freeman Anthony ’85 and Janice D. Frank Hill III ’75 Feller ’74 Jensenius Sara Crowder Leo ’67 and Rebecca Robin Pownell ’85 and Green Deborah Hill Frances Booth Johnson ’90 Arthur ’71 and Sondra Duncan Walter French Jacquelyn Greenwell Gale Hill Robert F. Johnson Crumbacker Lauren Durbin ’07 Rebecca Friel ’72 Robin Grenke ’77 Shirley Hill Curran A. Johnston ’06 James W. Crumbacker ’68 Isabelle and Alvey Ebersole Lorna Benner ’62 and Paul Bobby J. Griffin Pamela Brooks ’77 and Terry Dennis Jones James S. Dailey III ’81 Betty Crampton ’99 and Frye Peter A. Griffin, Jr. Hilliard Mark E. Jordan ’99 Joyce Dailey Larry Ecton Nana Frye Cheryl Griffith Doris Holsinger ’61 and Patricia Josten-Merritt and Nancy Dailey James and Ronda Sullivan Lyle ’00 and Amanda Melvin G. Griffith James Hilton James Merritt Carole Smith and Patrick Eddy Irvine ’03 Fultz Richard ’70 and Ginger Raymond ’61 and Mary James W. Judy, Jr. Daly James ’70 and Sue Taylor ’67 Charles ’58 and Geraldine Reid ’72 Grimes Hines James ’66 and Ruth Sarah Daly Edwards Funk Jeffrey Groff Gina ’90 and Terry Hinkle Sundstrom ’66 Junkins Cheryl Ellsworth ’69 and Brenda Willingham ’73 and Judith ’03 and Christopher O. Bradley ’65 and Carolyn Susan Hitchens Sandra Byers ’72 and Paul D’Amato Paul Eisenhart Funke Grove Lawson Hockman ’70 and Clifford Kaiser Janice Newbraugh Eileen and Paul Elliot Harold ’47 and Jacqueline Robert and Anita Grow Jacqueline Wolfe Charles ’73 and Cynthia Danhart ’73 Rodney ’02 and Paula Emery Fuss Max ’52 and Portia Grubb Denis ’81 and Vicki Kauffman Louis and Marilyn Jason ’01 and Amy Linda Garcia David A. Hafner Hodgkins Mary Kearns ’04 D’Antuono Regester ’01 Enterline Rita and Ray Gathagan Timothy D. Haines ’95 Virginia Hodson Mary and Thomas Keesecker Valinda Dozier ’77 and Mary Clare ’05 and James Mary and Kevin Geesaman Beverly Hajek Edwin ’69 and Mary Susan Keffer Patrick Dattilio Eros James ’66 and Brenda Peyton S. Hale Cockey ’68 Hoeltzel Cynthia and Robert Keller Jeffrey ’75 and Kelly Davis Clara Evans ’51 George Kerman and Francesca Martha and Harold Hoeltzel Pamela Kemmerer ’89 Susan Davis ’77 Mary Mullins ’76 and P. Stacie McAllister ’83 and Damiano ’96 Hammond C. Mark ’77 and Danielle David ’79 and Ruth Kendig Susan Day Michael Evans Scott Giammarino William and Carolyn Hofe Stacey and Harry Kendig Lawrence K. Dean Franklin ’81 and Janet James and Barbara Phillips Hamrick Victoria Hoffman Susan Kennedy Farmer Gibson John ’77 and Donna Vincent L. Hoffmaster Carol and Stephen Kenney *McMurran Society Member James Fedorko ’86 Sarah Gil ’07 Hancock Eric ’82 and Deena J. Nicholas ’74 and Shari •Leadership Circle Patricia Flanagan ’83 and Justin Gildar ’13 Heidi Hanrahan Hockensmith ’83 Kercheval ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 James Fellows Georgia Hanson Hofstetter 18. Shepherd University Anne ’66 and Thomas Larry ’63 and Suzanne Right: A dedicated member of the Shepherd University Kerfoot Layman alumni community, John Reynolds ’64 is the creator of Treva Griffith Kerns ’71 Lynn E. Leatherman ’92 three funds through the Shepherd University Foundation. In Jerry ’68 and Carol Timothy ’84 and Kathy addition, he recently retired from service as a member of Prettyman Kerr Leber Ralph E. Kerrick Cassie Leonard ’01 and its board of directors. Suzanne Harsh Kershner ’66 Jeremy Entwistle John’s philanthropic spirit was initially inspired by his Shari Kesecker ’04 Tonya Lessard aunt and uncle, Charles and Sarah Reynolds Ebert, who George ’00 and Rhetha Kimberly Levush offered him an affordable housing arrangement when he Kidwiler Mark ’81 and Yvette Lewis first moved to Washington, D.C., to take a job with the Lisa Kincaid-Becker ’02 and Melani Lewis federal government. He established the Charles David and Michael Becker Paul ’74 and Nancy Lewis Sarah Reynolds Ebert Memorial Scholarship in commemo- Doris Goeppner King ’87 Rebecca Lewis ’02 ration of their generosity. John later created the Thomas Mary Ellen Blue Kirk ’70 Adam ’75 and Diane Lewis Guy Reynolds Endowed Scholarship in honor of his father, Sarah Kirk Link Nancy and Elliot Lori Davis Linney ’06 T. Guy Reynolds ’33, also a Shepherd alumnus. In 2010, Kirschbaum Charles ’94 and Anke he established the John T. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Laurie Baldwin Kisamore ’84 Linton Chemistry (deferred) to help recruit, recognize, and retain Stephania Masenheimer ’75 Timothy D. Linton ’89 outstanding faculty for Shepherd’s chemistry department. and Frederick Kitchen Marv Liss Having earned his degree in chemistry at Shepherd, John Stephen ’12 and Cynthia Charles ’60 and Wanda briefly taught high school before joining the CIA, where he Jacquinot ’97 Kitner Lochbaum had a long and successful career as an intelligence officer. Kathryn Klein ’77 Bonnie and Thomas Long With his latest gift, made through a bequest in his will, Richard and Kathy Klein Michael ’89 and Jill John joined the Joseph P. McMurran Society, a special group Charles ’49 and Mary Jackson ’92 Lordan Rider ’56 Kline Ralph and Rosemarie of donors who have made the choice to provide for the Lucia Kline Cannarella Lorenzetti future of Shepherd University through an estate or other Bernard ’86 and Adele Cheryl Agee ’75 and planned gift. Pictured at the 2014 Joseph P. McMurran Knott Richard Losh Society dinner reception, John is a regular attendee of this

Mark Knott ’98 and E. Damien and Mary Ellen Lott annual event that honors society members and their guests. Gary Kable Rachel Hochman Knott Elizabeth Snyder Lowe ’52 Walter ’64 and Bonnie Lizzie Lowe ’02 Knott Robert and Dolores Lowe Cathy Inskeep ’86 and Mary McGarvey Kim Davis ’78 and William M. Elizabeth Rayburn Stephen ’08 and Donna Samuel ’67 and Charlotte Carmen Marco Florence McGuire Mercier Moore ’93 Kozak Lucas Theresa Marinelli ’10 Carol McHale Joseph R. Merz Stanley Mopsik and Wendy Matthew T. Kradel ’99 Ralph ’65 and Ann Joel and Judith Marlow Margaret McKeon ’78 Frederick and Maria Sykes Mopsik Gerald ’74 and Catherine Shanholtz ’65 Ludwick Dennis ’74 and Linda Davis Dana McKinstry Merzouk Kay Morice Krause Beverly Lumley Martin Al F. McKoy ’85 Gilbert ’48 and Carolyn Connie Morris Bonnie Krieger Ron Lyles Joseph ’83 and Christie Harry McLaughlin Miller Janet and Galen Mowery Susan Krieger Charles ’96 and Ronnell Martin Dennis and Betty Russell H. Richard ’64 and Rebecca Matthew ’02 and Michelle Lori ’04 and Peter Kubic Regester Lynch Randy Martin McMurran Miller Henninger ’02 Mullenax Lois Kuhn ’78 Marjorie and Douglas Lynch David Marvel ’73 Timothy ’78 and Lynn Jean and Alan Miller Faith Reckley Munson ’61 Richard ’87 and M. Michelle Laurie MacEachern Donald and Jody Mason Elizabeth McNamee John D. Miller Virginia Bott ’77 and Mike Shewbridge ’88 LaFollette Douglas Mackenzie Roy ’73 and Judith Betty Pilgrim ’49 and Paula and Gregory Miller Murdock Larry D. Laing ’76 Robert ’82 and Georgeanne Anderson ’73 Matlick Thomas McNeill Richard ’73 and Dena Miller Jay S. Murphy ’74 Estel Lambert ’13 Madison Sandra and Donald May Lesly ’57 and Donna William and Ellen Miller Darlene ’98 and Hugh Muse Katherine Lambert ’85 Wallis Snyder ’67 and John Vickie McCall McWhorter Marcyanna Worosila Tina Mussolino ’98 Melinda Wilmore ’75 and Magaha Gwendolyn McCormick William C. Meek Millet ’96 K. William ’63 and Ruth John Landolt Jantina and Kenneth Mann R. Dale ’54 and Shirley Jeannette Hane ’75 and Jane Mills Olean ’67 Myers Jason C. LaRue ’00 Brenda Kramer McCormick Patrick Mendonca Karen Mishock Kathy and Keith Myers Ashley Laspina-Carriger ’13 Manspeaker ’88 James T. McDaniel ’06 Kevin C. Mennett Tamsen Farmer Molenda ’79 Marsh ’60 and Barbara Ryan Laspina-Carriger ’12 Lawrence ’73 and Constance Karen McDermott Blaine Mentzer D. Jeanne Etter ’73 and John Myers Gerard ’78 and Mary Manypenny Philip and Lois Rebecca ’77 Saundra Mentzer Moore William ’84 and Shelvy Lawrence W. Victor Marchand McDonald Michael ’87 and Kelli Meoli Karen and Robert Moore Hendrick ’85 Myers Joyce Marchette ’75 Mary Louise McGarvey ’70 John ’98 and Lisa Mercer Leann Moore President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 19. Carol Napper Sam and Tami Piacquadio Mary ’76 and H. Delmer Edward ’84 and Lorri Trisha Blackwell ’88 and William and Maureen Ralph X. Nardone Charles ’82 and Tammie Robinson Dove ’84 Schwartz David Spitler Theriault Gary A. Naugle Pierce Nancy and Richard Roblin Charles ’49 and Patsy Karl ’76 and Linda Spunich Dianne and James Thomas Laura Neal ’85 Suzanne Pinion ’00 Bernard and Leesa Rock Seaman Joseph ’79 and Cornelia James A. Thomas, Jr. Steven ’84 and Cynthia Damon Plummer Douglas and Carol Rockwell Gail Tabler Shackelford ’83 Anne Orndorff ’74 Spurgas Sylvia Thomas ’12 Jones ’85 Nicewarner Bettie Newkirk ’54 and Mary Ann Frye Rogers ’60* Harold L. Shaffer Julie St. Marie ’85 Christopher Thompson Elizabeth Nicodemus David Porterfield Jeffrey T. Rogish Tina ’98 and Bill Shanholtz Pete J. Stalliviere Jack Thompson Jacqueline Payne Norris Rachel Potts ’93 Lana Rohrbaugh Ernest ’74 and Jackie Daniel ’69 and Joan Jane Thompson ’10 Julie Oakley Russell and Emily ’64 Potts Alexandra Rohrer Shepherd Bartley ’78 Starliper* Janinne and William Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr. Douglas H. Powell ’86 Brian ’93 and Emily Wanger Andrea Sherman ’04 Mary Belle Locke ’58 and Thompson Patricia Oliverio Larry ’60 and Shirley Powell Romine Harriett Shortley C. Eugene‡ Starliper Wayne ’70 and Carol Paul and Judith Oliverio Eva Price Renee and C. Kyle Roper Sherwood ’69 Linda Staub ’74 Thomson Renae Kincaide ’84 and Helen Pritchett Carolyn Poisal ’99 and Patsy ’80 and Dean John and Patricia Stealey Karen Tomimatsu ’77 John Olver Daniel ’98 and Erica Philip Ropp Shewbridge M. Harris ’69 and Kitty Nancy Esterline ’72 and Denise Hovermale ’95 and Henry ’98 Propst John ’67 and Arlene D. Lynn ’58 and Dolores Stein Vincent Tornello Jason Omstead David and Jean Anne Pugh Young ’67 Rose McCauley ’64 Shirley Walter ’82 and Laura Curtin Sherry and John Torrens Ila and John Orlandi Frances Quarles Michael A. Rose ’98 Eleanor Ann Shirley ’51 Steinke Julia Tracy Paul A. Orsini, Jr. Cecile C. Quinlan Megan Toy ’75 and Carl James ’65 and Shirley Shives Clarissa Van Metre ’53 and Melinda Domenico ’92 and John O’Shea Tamara Peterson ’94 and Rose-Jensen Kent and Linda Kerns ’67 Fred Stemple Michael Tramonti Louise Wiley ’74 and John Quinn Donald ’82 and Gina Ross Shock Gloria ’76 and Ralph Ellen Trovato Bradley Ostrov Linda and Paul Raco Joanne Rossi ’74 Denise Shoemaker Stickley Peter ’00 and Jennifer Edward ’71 and Toni Marion and Frank Raco Jill Rotruck ’07 Gary R. Shortt D. Timothy ’75 and Elaine Elliott ’00 Truby Ostrowski Gary L. Rainey Ryan C. Royston ’99 Sarah and Michael Shveda Stoner Darlene and Brian Truman Ismael and Sharon Bertha Raley Rita Coleman ’85 and Sally Vass ’90 and Gray Denise Montgomery ’82 and Agatha and David Tune Pennington ’78 Osuna Debra Rathjen Haydon Rudolf Silver Rick Stout Anne Turner Felicity Heare ’00 and Iva Rausch David ’83 and Teresa Rudy Michael ’89 and Stacy Sipe James and Louann Stovall Candy Turner Brian W. Ours Jere and Theresa Ray Philip E. Russell Jennifer Skinnell William and Jane Strasser Samuel ’69 and Bonnie James and Teresa Page Gary ’77 and Mary Anne Thomas Russell and Marian Thomas D. Slack ’83 Nancy and John Streeter Turner Thomas ’69 and Yolanda Recher MacKerrer Gregory M. Small ’02 Donald L. Stripling Clifton ’64 and Karen Painter Marilyn Eaton ’68 and George C. Rutherford ’62 Lisa and Stephen Small Kelvin L. Stubbs ’04 Tusing Christine Parfitt Lester Reed Pamela ’98 and Timothy Benjamin S. Smith ’04 Richard Stukey ’14 Richard ’91 and Jeena Tyler Mildred Coffinberger ’85 David ’78 and Lynne Ryan Carly Smith Charles and Sandra Nancy Jo ’79 and Charles‡ and Robert Park Hudson ’79 Richardson Amanda Ryman Christopher ’93 and Mary Stumbaugh Upwright Christopher ’82 and Jennifer B. Lee ’85 and Sandra Elizabeth Davis ’62 and Beardslee ’95 Smith Alan and Elizabeth Sturm Shirley Utz Parker Ridenour James Salmon Theresa Smith ’90 Catherine Sullivan ’96 Harry ’88 and Sandra Clarissa Parson Scott ’68 and Geraldine Jennifer and Jeffrey Samilton Stephen P. Smith Patricia Svecz Frye ’66 Van Metre Suzanne Patrick Rightmyer Kathleen ’99 and Matthew Tracey Smith ’07 Margaret Kendig Tabler ’45 Cynthia Hose ’88 and Jodie Payne Brenda Nolan ’83 and Sarra Jessica Lott and Jason Donnagean Eyler ’65 and Clifton Vance Judith Payne Michael Rinehart Tina Sanchez ’95 and Jason Smolinski Donald Talbert George D. John Pearson ’09 Edward and Carol Ringoot Schaubroeck Ronald Smoot ’74 and Matthew Tark ’13 Vandenbergh II ’81 Nelson H. Peer ’50 R. Raymond ’56 and Jean John ’58 and Mary Ann Jacqueline Sullivan-Smoot Christine Taylor ’81 Sandra Vandevander ’71 Lisa and Eric Pence Pinder ’55 Riordon Schildt C. Richard ’56 and Evelyn David ’70 and Barbara ’71 Albert Vertino Kenneth ’79 and Phillis Mary Riser Jan and Rachel Schipper Snively Taylor Carol Miller ’74 and Peppard Michael Rivera Joseph ’60 and Jo Ann Lynn Whittington ’70 and James ’59 and Dorothy ’59 Lawrence Vogler Ann Perricone ’65 Douglas ’53 and Joan Schnebly Ronald ’72 Snow Taylor Jaime and Georgia Voss Margaret Peterson and Gruver ’53 Roach Barry and Janice Marie Snowden Katrina Taylor ’14 Brenda Waggoner Steven Smith Martha Roach ’90 Schneiderman Darrell ’58 and Barbara Ronald ’61 and Nancie Ann Waldeck-Halavick ’04 Deborah Phillips Andrew ’85 and Laurie Amma Schnell Snyder Taylor and Edward Halavick Francine Hykes Phillips ’82 Umbach ’85 Robertson Ann Schofield Alfio Sorbello Sallie Bloomfield ’81 and C. Owen ’82 and Martha Rebecca Phipps Lori and Jon Robertson Karen and Patrick Schofield Margie Armstrong Sours ’71 Sam Taylor Lee Walker Brenda Robinette Cathy Millard Schreiner ’69 Larry K. Southard Sandra Taylor Timothy K. Wall ’83 *McMurran Society Member Gary ’75 and Diane Olivia Schrodetzki Nicholas ’03 and Jill Kathleen and James Tennant Kimberly Basore ’80 and Bill •Leadership Circle Robinson Mary Schuweiler ’13 Prichett Sowers Lisa Terry Walls ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Karla Robinson ’75 Kimm Spencer continued on page 27

20. Shepherd University Center for Orthopedic Mid-Atlantic Basketball, Inc. Blue and Gold Club Corporate and Organization Donors Excellence, PLLC Miller’s Apple Valley Under $100 Charles Town Lodge No. Chevrolet American Association of 948 Loyal Order of Moose North Fork School of University Women Heritage Circle Capital Fiduciary Advisors, West Virginia University Churchville Lightning Girls Equitation BMS Realty $250,000 and greater Inc. Healthcare Softball, Inc Ogden Directories, Inc. Cornerstone Wealth Estate of Jo Ann Mentzer City of Martinsburg Younis Orthodontics Conrad Law Firm, LC Ours, Lawyer, Lewis & Co., Management Group, Inc. Frada L. Fine Trust Eastern West Virginia Crouse Brothers HVAC, Inc. PLLC Dickinson & Wait Craft Community Foundation, Potomac Club Cynthia A. Gaither, Palmer Construction Gallery Governor’s Circle Inc. $500-$999 Attorney at Law Services, LLC Dixon Golf, Inc. $100,000-$249,999 The Financial Planning Apple Pie Ridge Rentals Done Right Inc. Penn Mechanical Group, Dolores Lowe Interiors Estate of James and Frances Association National Bank of Charles Town The Duke Energy Inc. Domestic Flagg Wilson Capital Area Captain Bender’s Tavern Foundation Pill & Pill, PLLC First Data Foundation The Nora Roberts Greentree Realty of Delta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Ecolab, Inc. Platinum PR, LLC GoneGreek.com Foundation Shepherdstown, Inc Kappa Alumni Association Frederick Block Co., Inc. PNGI Charles Town Gums N Roses Vending, Hampton Inn ETA Chapter of Delta Frederick Line-X Gaming, LLC LLC Leadership Circle Holtzman Management, LLC Kappa Gamma Society Green Bamboo Quality Skin PrimeLending Hypnocoffee Roastery $50,000-$99,999 La Societe Des 40 Hommes Guy & Guy Masonry, Inc. Care Psillas Group Associates James G. Gibson, DDS Estate of William E. Moler et 8 Chevaux Harry C. and Reba C. H K Corporation Pyramid Counseling, LLC Kelley Financial Group, James Moler and Katherine Martinsburg Civitan Club Rickard Trust Hanfco, Inc. R. M. Roach & Sons LLC Moler Charitable Trust Maryland Sound HFI Wealth Management Heavenly Garden Gift Shop ReFINEments Liberty Software Services International KRM Associates, Inc. HJV Limited Partnership S & S Lawn Services, Inc. Little Bo Peep Day Care Partner’s Circle Millers Electric Co./ McKinley Carter Wealth Hobday’s Custom Homes S & S Recognition, LLC Luttrell & Prezioso, PLLC $25,000-$49,999 Professional Plumbing and Services LLC Schiano Di Cola, Inc. The McGowan Group, LLC Estate of Charles H. Miller Heating LLC Personal Best Athletics Homestead Development Shepherd University Mountaineer Yogurt, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Rickard Associates, Inc. J. Douglas McCarthy & Foundation On the Wings of Dreams President’s Club Barney, LLC Smith, Elliott, Kearns & Associates, PC Shepherd University Plum Press Room $10,000-$24,999 Nila Ash Saylor Revocable Company, LLC JCW Co. Inc. Wellness Center Rossi Chiropractic Centers, BB&T Trust St. James Lutheran Church Joanna S. 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President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 21. The Joseph P. McMurran Society was established to honor those individuals keep them informed about the progress Shepherd University is making and who wish to provide for the future of Shepherd University with a planned its plans for the future.c The McMurran Society bears the name of Joseph P. gift or bequest. The McMurranJo Societyseph provides recognition P. of donors who McMurran,M Shepherd’sMurran fi rst principal (president), who served from 1871 to have made such plans and hosts events to honor the Society members as well as 1882.

John E. ’71 and Sally Z. ’71 James M. ’59 and Mary Ann Rogers ’60 Gina M. Miller-Walters ’10 Adams Mary Jane ’60 Davis Martinsburg Martinsburg Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Zoë Haynes Seale Charleen L. Watkins Michael M. Athey ’62 Robert L. Dotton ’65 SOCIETY Gainesville, Florida Springfi eld, Virginia Shepherdstown Grand Island, New York Paul W. ’58 and Luella Jo Allen L. ’67 and Sara T. ’67 Suzanne Shipley and Fred M. and Jane Baer David L. and Cathy Dunlop Hillyard Lueck Randall J. Wadsworth James A. Watson Hagerstown, Maryland The Villages, Florida Winchester, Virginia Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Morgantown Thomas L. Banks ’54 Carol Ann Van Evera Dot E. ’12 and Allison D. Eugene M. Lugat ’83 Elvin W. Sill ’59 W. Glenn ’52 and Williamsport, Maryland Durand ’64 Hively Reisterstown, Maryland Arlington, Virginia Margaret R. ’61 Welsh Reston, Virginia Williamsport, Maryland Martinsburg Helen Cook Barrow ’40 Andrew D. Michael ’75 William T. Simmons and Fairfax, Virginia Richard S. Durham Robert A. Holmes ’64 Berkeley Springs Jane M. Cook ’05 Lisa H. Willott ’73 Kearneysville Atlanta, Georgia Shepherdstown Linda R. Bartle ’69 C. David ’63 and Sarasota, Florida Hanover, Maryland John L. ’61 and Pat M. ’60 Michael W. Hudson ’72 Barbara L. ’53 Miller Stephen G. Skinner Egle Toms River, New Jersey Williamsport, Maryland Charles Town James A. Wilson ’50 Mary C. Bell Richmond, Virginia Lecanto, Florida Shepherdstown Barbara A. Humes ’70 Thomas W. Miller Dennis D. and Anne Erdem I. Ergin Harpers Ferry Shenandoah Junction Stewart ’67 Small John Parrish ’78 and William Blair and Susan Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Anne M. Wood Mentzer-Blair ’72 Ann Wilson Hummer ’69 David T. ’76 and Betsy B. ’78 Fairfax, Virginia Knoxville, Maryland Pauline Stone Ewald ’37 Frederick, Maryland Newlin Michael A. Smith ’89 Williamsport, Maryland Winchester, Virginia Middleburg, Virginia Roland J. Brown Stanley O. Ikenberry ’56 Karl L. Wolf ’70 Summerfi eld, Florida Philip W. ’62 and Judith Boca Grande, Florida Philip A. ’67 and Gwen C. J.J. Sorrenti II ’88 Shepherdstown Ann Fearnow Noll Sewickley, Pennsylvania Clarence E. and Dolores J. Martinsburg Lee E. ’60 and Wanda T. ’61 Martinsburg John H. ’88 and Burdette Keebler Philip W. Spaulding ’67 Lisa M. ’87 Wolff Charleston David Blair Flett Martinsburg M. Elizabeth Oates Marco Island, Florida Hamilton, Virginia Glen Mills, Pennsylvania Shepherdstown Sandra P. Cookson Carrol E. ’50 and Daniel C. ’69 and John P. ’78 and Harpers Ferry Jean L. Gans Mary Ellen ’51 Kline Garland H. Ott ’62 Joan B. ’78 Starliper Anne M. Wood Grafton Martinsburg Charles Town Brian P. and Paula Mays Martinsburg Fairfax, Virginia Coupe ’71 Kenneth E. and Kitty D. ’74 Diana Dickey Koski ’68 Travis M. Propst ’95 Alexandria, Virginia Harbaugh Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Atlanta, Georgia Mark and Barbara S. Stern Charles H. ’59 and Williamsport, Maryland Scottsdale, Arizona Peggy J. Woodward Daniel E. Cowgill William A.S. and Monica Jeffrey ’88 and Beverly ’87 Martinsburg Washington, D.C. Anders H. and Ann W. Lingenfelter Purnell Larry A. ’60 and Nancy L. Witherspoon Henriksson Hagerstown, Maryland Freeland, Maryland Strite James K. ’70 and W. Ross ’58 and Karen S. ’69 Harpers Ferry Shepherdstown Gladys L. Wright Cunningham Kenneth F. ’71 and John T. Reynolds ’64 Gainesville, Virginia Hagerstown, Maryland Dale C. Hicks ’61 Mary F. ’70 Lowe Martinsburg Patricia A. Thompson Martinsburg Shepherdstown Mark H. Curley T. Guy Reynolds ’33 Cape Canaveral, Florida Charles S. ’56 and Richford, Vermont Lily R. Hill Martinsburg Jacqueline S. Yates Chagrin Falls, Ohio Robert Schell Ulrich Spotsylvania, Virginia • Montoursville, Pennsylvania Class of ’60 Class of ’63 Hugh A. McNaughton Donors by Class Year Charles H. Casey Bonnie O’Rourke Brannon William R. Passwaters Pat Moler Egle* Ronnie E. Engle Ann Perricone Nikki Timbrook Isherwood Larry W. Layman James D. Shives Class of ’33 Elizabeth Snyder Lowe Class of ’57 Lee E. Keebler* Helen Egnor Leonard Donnagean Eyler Talbert Thomas Guy Reynolds, Jr.* Barbara Nickell Philip C. Adams, Jr. Charles A. Lochbaum, Jr. Larry W. Masters Janet Parks Warner c W. Glenn Welsh* Linda Cooper Carter Ira D. Manross C. David Miller* Helen Fisher Whitmer Class of ’40 Nina Pownall Dipasquale Marsh H. Myers, Jr. K. William Myers MMurran James B. Hall Donald L. Painter Jack T. O’Brien Helen Cook Barrow* Class of ’53 Class of ’66 Eugene D. Asbury Sallye Morgan Heffle Larry A. Powell John Peiffer Barbara Adams Class of ’42 Peggy Oates Booth Lesly McWhorter III Joseph J. Renn III Jeffrey S. Shultz William N. Clatterbuck Bettie Morrow Wiltshire William B. Link Althea Vickers Miller Mary Ann Frye Rogers* Diane Woods Watson John Doyle Barbara Lewis Miller* James M. Omps Joseph R. Schnebly Gloria Elliott Winters James E. George Class of ’45 Mary Ann White Morgan Donald F. Taylor, Sr. Gordon R. Spessard Sandra Carlotti Zimmerman Sally Ann Myers Greenfield Margaret Kendig Tabler Douglas M. Roach Patricia Martin Staats Mildred Jones Holland Joan Gruver Roach Class of ’58 Fred C. Staats Class of ’64 James R. Junkins Class of ’47 Howard L. Shepherd Don D. Andrews, Jr. Larry A. Strite* Dan A. Baker Ruth Sundstrom Junkins Richard S. Strite Harold M. Fuss Michael M. Skinner James S. Artz William G. Bowen Anne Kerfoot Clarissa Van Metre Stemple Retha Busey Margaret Link Bryan Suzanne Harsh Kershner Class of ’48 Roy L. Comer Class of ’61 Joann Campbell Cohen Gary G. Lewis Gary T. Cooper Anonymous Barbara Maxwell Gilbert B. Miller, Sr. Class of ’54 Joyce Akins Fletcher Charles E. Blake George R. Duncan Roger A. Barney Barbara Puckett Greenstreet Donald W. McCary Charles G. Funk John L. Egle, Jr.* Robert M. Grim, Jr. Mary Wanger Selove Class of ’49 Margaret Gore Covington Jean Elliott Gunther M. Gottfeld John D. Hanf Charles E. Higdon Jerry D. Thompson Charles W. Kline Keith L. Hess‡ William P. Griffith‡ Dale C. Hicks* Walter B. Knott Lisa Thornburg Betty Pilgrim McNeill Regina Jones Paul W. Hillyard, Jr.* Mary Bland Hill H. Richard Miller Sandra Frye Van Metre Charles E. Seaman R. Dale McCormick Jo Ann Jackson Knode Doris Holsinger Hilton Carlton E. Munson Joseph V. Walter III Bettie Newkirk Porterfield William E. Knode, Jr. Raymond L. Hines, Jr. Emily Potts G. Raymond Watson, Jr. Class of ’50 Norma Morris Siler• Taylor R. Rudd Wanda Tucker Keebler* Ronald R. Reeder II Anne Wilt-Ashby Charles L. Jackson John W. Schildt Richard L. Knode John T. Reynolds* Mary Wysong Laura Burch Kent D. Lynn Shirley Lawrence H. Leonard, Jr. Garland D. Saville Irene Bergland Yurish Nelson H. Peer Class of ’55 Walter C. Best Darrell W. Snyder Joan Little Manross Dolores McCauley Shirley Mary Farmer Stalnaker William Golden Mary Belle Locke Starliper Faith Reckley Munson Robert J. Terpening, Jr. Class of ’67 Paul R. Mellott D. Blaine Weaver Anthony Rocco, Jr. Wanda Muntzing Travis Earl R. Batten Class of ’51 Nancy Needy Dale F. Zimmerman Linda Walden Rudd Clifton R. Tusing Grace Baylor Clara Evans Walter F. Neely Ronald W. Taylor Carol Ann Thacher Betty Lou Brendle Black Richard F. Harmison Jean Pinder Riordon Class of ’59 H. Alexander Wanger Van Evera Durand* Claudia Bolen-Sullivan Eleanor Ann Shirley W. Boyd Rooney, Jr. Norman F. Bradford, Jr. Margaret Ramey Welsh* Kenneth T. Waldeck, Jr. William G. Brenner James F. Smith Robert A. Wantz James W. Brown Shirley Wiltshire Warren L. Carter Edward R. Strauss David L. Chicchirichi Class of ’62 Wayne E. DeLauter Olin L. Yoder Class of ’56 Patsy Cleaver Cook Roberta Absher Class of ’65 Leo E. Duncan James L. Blackford John F. Ermerins Ramon A. Alvarez• Karen Emmart Baker Sue Taylor Edwards Class of ’52 Ralph A. DiPasquale Leo R. Fogg Michael M. Athey* Connie Rectenwald Barr Sarah Holme Harris Shirley K. Alger Stanley O. Ikenberry*• Raymond H. Frazier, Jr. Walter A. Barr, Jr. James E. Boyd Alice Hevner Anonymous Mary Rider Kline R. William Isherwood Pedro O. Diez Peggy Byrd Carroll Harrison E. Lanham, Jr. Jean Smith Carper Alan B. Oates Neville L. Leonard, Sr. G. Benjamin Dillow Carole Hall Carter Samuel K. Lucas Dominic C. Cascio William A. Penn Elvin W. Sill, Jr.* George E. Fries Carolyn Carpenter Derr Allen L. Lueck*• Max E. Grubb Norman G. Price Phyllis Bott Steele Lorna Benner Frye F. Richard Gastley Sara Taylor Lueck*• Joseph R. Higham, Jr. J. David L. Rickard Dorothy Taylor C. William Hill, Jr. O. Bradley Grove, Sr. Charles E. Lutman Ann Rush Higham R. Raymond Riordon James L. Taylor Garland H. Ott* Mary Jane Jones Knode Wallis Snyder Magaha Arno B. Hott C. Richard Snively, Sr. Nancy Fritts Williams Ronald E. Pyles Ralph D. Ludwick Ruth Olean Myers Charles W. Van Metre Reynolds M. Williams, Jr. George C. Rutherford Ann Shanholtz Ludwick Harriet Myrick *McMurran Society Member Charles S. Yates* George A. Wilson Elizabeth Davis Salmon Eugene W. Martin Gary A. Pope •Leadership Circle Charles H. Woodward* Judy Szymialis Patricia Thurston Martin Carolyn Myers Pope ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 23. Left: After graduating from Shepherd, Karl Wolf ’70 went on to enjoy a long and fulfilling career with his Susan Miller Wagner alma mater. He served as director of admissions from 1970 through 2004, at which time he was named Randolph O. West director of athletics. In 2009, he became the assistant to the vice president for academic affairs for com- pliance and athletic initiatives, a position he held until his retirement in 2013. Having served as advisor to Class of ’74 Lambda Chi Alpha, he created a deferred scholarship in its name in the hopes that other fraternity alumni Thomas E. Barnhart Linda Stanford Bowers might contribute toward the scholarship. “It’s a very good organization that stresses brotherhood, leader- Michael S. Calhoun ship, scholarship, and community service,” said Karl of the fraternity. Jaye W. Copp Karl also created deferred endowments to support scholarships for new and emerging sports and Karen Dawson Dickman general athletics, as well as a general fund for university initiatives. Additionally, he has served as a long- Keith B. DuBois time member of the Foundation’s board of directors, as well as its executive committee. He is a charter James R. Fleenor member of the Joseph P. McMurran Society and often acts as a host at the organization’s annual dinner Mary Lee DeHaven Gladhill reception to honor members and their guests. While Karl’s presence is certainly missed during the day- M. Wayne Goodrich to-day activities of campus life, his strong work ethic, civic involvement, and philanthropic spirit over the Kittylee Nye Harbaugh* Billie Jean Feller Jensenius Rob Shaw decades has ensured that his legacy will live on at Shepherd. J. Nicholas Kercheval Deborah MacCormack Arlene Young Rose Arthur J. Auxer III James D. Edwards Allen P. Peacher Laura White Koerner• John W. Rose Dorothy Baggarly Roger P. Engle Meredith L. Polen Stephen G. Wildasin Christian T. Koerner• Linda Kerns Shock Allen H. Barr William D. Frazier Margie Armstrong Sours Gerald L. Krause Anne Stewart Small* Raymond C. Bennett Richard J. Grimes David L. Sullivan Class of ’73 Paul R. Lewis William B. Speg C. Lynn Wiley Bennett Paula Roth Hawkins Barbara Taylor Dennis L. Barron Dennis W. Martin Elizabeth Strider Walter Wallace L. Carr Lawson L. Hockman Sandra Vandevander Dennis L. Boyles Jay S. Murphy Robert W. Wells Cheryl Ellsworth D’Amato John D. Kafton, Jr. Nelda Grubb Williams Paul E. Brown Louise Wiley Ostrov Cheryl Flagg Mary Ellen Blue Kirk Jerry W. Williams Sherry Miller Brown Joanne Rossi Class of ’68 John C. Gladhill Lynn Fisher Little Linda K. Wineman James B. Carnes Ernest W. Shepherd Anita Byham Amon A. Grantham, Jr. Mary Louise McGarvey Jean Norman Workman Janice Newbraugh Danhart Jerome J. Smith James W. Crumbacker Jeffrey C. Hedges Thomas R. Meredith Dennis N. Workman Paul H. Deaner Ronald L. Smoot Ronald E. Dickerson Edwin F. Hoeltzel, Jr. Robert E. Moore Thomas E. Dickman Donald G. Specht Kay Dill Gabbert Ann Wilson Hummer* Mary Silvester Rannells Class of ’72 Brenda Willingham Cornelia Anne Orndorff E. Wayne Harris Sharon Fulk Hylton Linda Riegle John M. Albert Eisenhart Spurgas Mary Cockey Hoeltzel Filsinger Lynn Whittington Snow Susan Bowers Bonebrake Frank H. Goldstein Linda Staub Delmas M. Humphreys Janet Lank Mary Staley Scott D. Boyer Patricia Hare Marina diGirolamo Tiano Jerry P. Kerr Thomas E. Painter David L. Taylor Karen Braithwaite Canby Jerry W. Horner Carol Miller Vogler Diana Dickey Koski* Cathy Millard Schreiner Wayne G. Thomson Robert G. Carney Susanne Long Horner Michael E. Wagner, Sr. David C. Little Harriett Shortley Sherwood Susan Clohan Thorniley• Wilma Cooper Elliott Phyliss Twigg Kafton John J. Walker, Jr. Patricia Willey Moore Judy Snyder Karl L. Wolf*• Robert H. Frankenberry Charles F. Kauffman, Jr. Allan J. Warsaw Walter W. Painter Daniel C. Starliper* James K. Wright, Jr.* Rebecca Friel J. Paige Ledford Charles L. Rannells M. Harris Stein, Jr. Maurice A. Gladhill Joyce Wotring Ledford Class of ’75 Marilyn Eaton Reed Linda Margroff Strider Class of ’71 Ginger Reid Grimes Lawrence L. Manypenny Clayton A. Anders Scott D. Rightmyer Thomas M. Sullivan John E. Adams* Richard W. Hare David Marvel Jody Butler Carter Lois Lowe Speg Samuel F. Turner Sally Z. Adams* Michael W. Hudson*• Curtis G. Mason Christopher B. Carter James W. Staley Pamela Link Wilmer James H. Albright Robert H. Jensenius Judith Anderson Matlick Bruce E. Cronise, Jr. John P. Strider Frank Aliveto Sandra Byers Kaiser Roy W. Matlick Glenn H. Cross, Jr. Richard S. Wachtel Class of ’70 Barbara Sherman Barr William C. Lind Richard D. Miller Jeffrey S. Davis John E. Williams, Jr. Susan Johnston Aliveto Arthur R. Crumbacker Richard L. McDonald D. Jeanne Etter Moore D. Frank Hill III Carolyn Cline Anderson Barbara McDonald Susan Mentzer-Blair* Roger L. Newcome Trudy Hite Class of ’69 Paul V. Armstrong• Frankenberry Robert T. Myers, Jr. Joan Walker Pope Joann Horst Huffman Roger C. Anderson Judith Harris Armstrong• Beverly Skinner Hughes B. Lee Snyder Diane Michael Shewbridge Stephania Masenheimer Gary E. Barr Treva Griffith Kerns Louis T. Tiano Edward L. Shewbridge Kitchen Betty Boward Bennett Garry R. Kilmer Nancy Esterline Tornello David B. Strider Melinda Wilmore Landolt *McMurran Society Member Rebecca Ware Borman Kenneth F. Lowe, Jr.* Patricia Kirkpatrick Glenn Twigg, Jr. Adam B. Link III •Leadership Circle Cheryl Agee Losh ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Sharon Devol Brown Edward L. Ostrowski, Jr. Waldeck 24. Shepherd University Right: Charles H. Woodward ’59, associate professor emeritus of biology, was a highly respected professor of biology and science education at Shepherd for more than 30 years. When he retired in 1998, several of his students and colleagues in the Biology and Nursing Departments established the Charles Woodward Scholarship in his honor. The award is designated for students majoring in biology, science education, pre-medicine, or nursing, like those whom Charles enjoyed mentoring during his tenure at Shepherd. Charles’ alma mater and former employer continues to maintain a special place in his heart – he is pictured here enjoying the annual Emeritus Club luncheon in May with his wife, Peggy.

Joyce Marchette Donald E. Clem Timothy D. McNamee Jeannette Hane Mendonca Berniece Jackson Collis Kim Davis Mercier Gary H. Robinson Valinda Dozier Dattilio Betsy Newlin* Karla Robinson Susan Davis Sharon Pennington Osuna Megan Toy Rose-Jensen James S. Deaner David R. Richardson Clifton L. Rutherford Pamella Clark Gillette Joan Bartley Starliper* Pamela Butko Smith Mark W. Goller Nancy Digges Specht Phyllis Grantham Class of ’79 D. Timothy Stoner Robin Grenke Alvin L. Alexander, Jr. Norvel L. Willis John A. Hancock George D. Bragaw III Cynthia Boyd Woods Pamela Brooks Hilliard Joan Wilson Brown C. Mark Hofe Stanley K. Corwin-Roach Class of ’76 Kathryn Klein Cheryl Kelley Deaner Susan M. Alsip-Lawson Enrico J. Massimino Cynthia Gaither • Kenneth J. Boone Lois Rebecca McDonald Becki Reese Hill Wilkie Carolyn Garnett S. Canby Virginia Bott Murdock Sally Gavin Jackson Mary Mullins Evans Gary L. Recher David A. Kendig Judith Ford Mary Tedrow Edith Kirk Class of ’81 Class of ’82 Maria Doukas Joyce Theodore Gillette Karen Tomimatsu Tamsen Farmer Molenda Rodney L. Bartgis• Philip A. Ankers Gregory P. Dowd, Jr. Billy W. Harper Faylee Wilt Kenneth W. Peppard Martha Barney Beard Evelyn Hevener Ankers Karyl Romer Dowd John B. Hemphill Patricia Knipe Wright• Lynne Hudson Richardson Linda Benedict Carl K. Athey Patricia Flanagan Fellows Dennis L. Householder Joseph R. Spurgas Michael F. Cajigao Peter G. Chaney Stacie McAllister Larry D. Laing Class of ’78 Nancy Jo Upwright Sandra Collier Christopher J. Fletcher Giammarino Mary Kay Doyle MacFarlane Dana Hendricks Anders Alicia Gusmano Ward James S. Dailey III Jennifer Cooper Fletcher Frances Gower Thomas C. Miller Carrie Kenney Basler Cecilia Zindel Steven C. Diehl David R. Hardy Deena Hockensmith David T. Newlin* Linda Collins Billmyer C. Dawn Meadows Diehl Eric P. Hofstetter Hofstetter Valerie Owens Patricia Brown Class of ’80 Franklin E. Farmer Keith B. Janssen Eugene M. Lugat* Mary Robinson Lisa Carper Mary Beth Genovese Bakke James M. Formal Robert B. Madison Joseph P. Martin Shannon McBride Margaret Bires Cogswell Todd M. Beard Donald C. Herbst Christopher P. Parker Linda C. Myers-Hart Rutherford Richard B. Donovan, Jr. Kathy Jo Tabler Blue Denis C. Hodgkins Anthony J. Petrucci Tana Burkhart Petrucci Austin J. Slater, Jr. Michele Dorsey Daniel G. Cogswell Mark E. Lewis Francine Hykes Phillips Brenda Nolan Rinehart Karl D. Spunich Carolyn Gess Fleenor Nancy Herridge Doss Mahlon R. Patterson, Jr. Charles L. Pierce, Jr. David P. Rudy Gloria Stickley Rebecca Upton Grandle Denis L. Doss Sylvia Johnson Pickett Donald E. Ross Gail Tabler Shackelford Michael W. Stout Daniel L. Herr Mary Beth Dalgarn Dotton Linda Hottel Roach• Linda Regner Sickel Thomas D. Slack Robin Truax Dorothy Hott Daryl J. Grove Cinda Scales Margaret King Staubs Timothy K. Wall Barbara M. Barrow Ware John W. Inwright Frances McFerren Michael W. Sturman Walter D. Steinke Michelle Hovermale Walsh David A. Jackson Timothy B. McShea• Sallie Bloomfield Taylor Denise Montgomery Stout Everett L. Yore Class of ’77 Lois Kuhn Timothy M. O’Connell Christine Taylor C. Owen Walker Carol M. Baker Gerard J. Lawrence, Jr. D. Scott Roach• John T. Thayer• Class of ’84 Susan Cranford Batten Rebecca Mason Lidgerding Patsy Shewbridge George D. Vandenbergh II Class of ’83 Jeffrey S. Arndt Jeffery T. Bond James G. MacFarlane III Kimberly Basore Walls Carol Blessing Brenda Ellis Arndt Richard B. Chaney, Jr. Margaret McKeon E. Stevenson Cocke Frederick D. Artis

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 25. Left: As a business administration major, senior Morgan Grega, of Charles Town, is one of James R. Pearson several students to benefit from the scholarship awards established through the Rural Fi- Lara Schmidt nancial Planning Project (RFPP). Supporting Shepherd’s business program with a concentra- Kevin L. Starliper tion in financial planning, the RFPP strives to improve the lives of rural Americans through Richard H. Tyler Patricia Williams the promotion of financial literacy and the delivery of financial planning by well-trained and ethical financial planning professionals. Class of ’92 The RFPP is committed to providing mentoring and internships, scholarships for students, Cathy Clemmons Decker and professional development opportunities for faculty. As a result, four named funds have Theresa Janszen Hoover been created through the program, including the Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship, Lynn E. Leatherman the John and Lisa Wolff Scholarship, the National Capital Area Chapter–Financial Planning Jill Jackson Lordan Association Scholarship, and the Rural Financial Planning Scholarship. Now in their third Rachael Meads year of distribution, these annual scholarship awards have already helped several Shepherd Brian E. Rathman students, including Morgan, who received the Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship Melinda Domenico during the 2013-14 academic year. Morgan is an active member of Shepherd University’s Tramonti Richard J. Young Financial Planning Club, for which she serves as treasurer. She will graduate in December 2014. Class of ’93 “Receiving this scholarship through the Rural Financial Planning Project has made it Tracey Crawford-Starliper easier for me to focus on my classes and have more time to devote to the Financial Plan- Andrea Gano Heck ning Club without having to worry about working,” said Morgan. “I highly appreciate it!” Laura Baker Humphreys M. Elizabeth Rayburn Moore Rachel Potts James Fedorko Class of ’88 Derek A. Ferretti Julie Kress Rathman Tracy Wahlbrink Garber William D. Baker Karen Bowers Hardy Brian P. Romine Jacqueline Smallwood Gore Virginia Green Barker Darrin A. Hardy

Rob Shaw Christopher P. Smith Gina Householder Groh Ryan E. Bush Wendy Cook Headley Kerry Cavanaugh Stenger Karen Swaim Hall Donna Champigny Bush Pamela Kemmerer Anne L. Tennant Sharon Cather Brumback Ronald G. Carper James K. Healey Stephen R. Denton Timothy D. Linton J. Randall Thompson Deborah McClure Chag John M. D’Antuono Donna Hill Jennifer Vanisko Dopson Michael J. Lordan Dannie F. Wall Donna Lee Hedges Daryl F. Eckard Bernard W. Knott E. Prescott Engle Brent D. May Ryan C. Williams D’Antuono James E. Franke Cathy Inskeep Marco Harry C. Harless, Jr. Michael I. Sipe • Charles L. Davis Robin Pownell French Michael D. Muse M. Michelle Shewbridge Michael A. Smith* Class of ’94 Marlene Frye Gray Anthony Green Douglas H. Powell LaFollette Richard W. Smoot Andrew J. Banasik Timothy J. Hall Michele Ours King Nelson E. Vazquez Brenda Kramer Manspeaker Kimberly Krams Wilson Brenda Miller Feltner • Laurie Baldwin Kisamore Katherine Lambert Robin Longerbeam Moses Alfred L. Young, Jr. Eric B. Fargo Timothy J. Leber Al F. McKoy Class of ’87 Jeffrey W. Purnell* Andrea Irzinski Goren Phillip G. Lilly Shelvy Hendrick Myers Lauri Marsteller Bridgeforth David J. Sibole Class of ’90 Gregory J. Heflebower William H. Myers, Sr. Laura Neal Eileen Cokenias Teresa Smoot Dana Willis Denton Lisa Hileman Steven L. Nicewarner Cynthia Jones Nicewarner Gregory M. Cooke Trisha Blackwell Spitler Gina Hinkle Charles D. Linton Renae Kincaide Olver Patrick W. O’Hara Allison Hull Halron Victoria Thomas Catherine Buchanan Holley Tamara Peterson Quinn W. Mark Rudolph Mildred Coffinberger Park Anthony T. Hoffmaster Harry C. Van Metre Regina Holmes Eric K. Stenger Lorri Dove Schwartz B. Lee Ridenour Alfred C. Hurst V Cynthia Hose Vance Frances Booth Johnson Andrea Bagdy Williams Edward K. Schwartz Andrew C. Robertson Laura Corbin Hurst John H. Wolff* Lillie Hoover Largent Laurie Umbach Robertson Brian K. Jackson Lisa Gregory May Class of ’95 Class of ’85 Rita Coleman Rudolf Michael W. Jackson Class of ’89 Martha Roach Julie Bilbie Robin Judy Bentley Julie St. Marie Doris Goeppner King Melissa Writt Axline Sally Vass Silver Scott L. Bradford-Doleman Mary Beth Wagner Bressler Richard W. LaFollette, Jr. Nikki Bardin Theresa Smith Wayne E. Braunstein Kevin E. Butts Class of ’86 Melissa A. Mattia David E. Bryant Joann Christian Jeffery H. Anderson Michael A. Meoli Carolyn Waltz Bryant Class of ’91 Anna Deeny Harvey E. Barnhart III Beverly Schwartz Purnell* Sarah Corwin-Roach Megan Bolyard Cooke Craig A. Dell *McMurran Society Member Kimberly Wade Bream Barry D. Woodard David W. Decker John Cowgill Sarah Meads Dodson •Leadership Circle Debra Haines Cornwell Catherine Duray Baker Dana Bussard Crespo ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Jeffery R. Ely 26. Shepherd University Donald L. Fishel, Jr. Amanda Steiner Rebecca Lewis Lori Davis Linney John W. Sheehan, Jr. Ryan Laspina-Carriger Shan E. Foley Joseph J. Zevnik Andrew D. Lowe James T. McDaniel John Welsh Kelly Penwell Timothy D. Haines Lizzie Lowe Karen Mitt Rice Kenneth F. Lowe III Class of ’99 Michelle Henninger Class of ’07 Class of ’10 Sylvia Thomas Heather O’Hara April Awad Mullenax Regina Beard Brandon M. Armentrout Denise Hovermale Omstead Amanda Schmidt Breeden Matthew T. Mullenax Lauren Durbin Emily McCoy Emerick Class of ’13 Jennifer Osbourn Pownell Courtney Guenther Burgan Jeanne Polen Sarah Gil Theresa Marinelli Justin Gildar Tina Sanchez Schaubroeck William E. Burgan, Jr. Gregory M. Small Justin M. Hockman Gina M. Bennett Delmes M. Goldizen II Mary Beardslee Smith Betty Crampton Ecton Ronald L. Widmyer Jennifer Peterson Miller-Walters* Estel Lambert Sandra Dubay Sponaugle Brian P. Field Misty Greenfield Worrell Jill Rotruck Jane Thompson Ashley Laspina-Carriger Ernest L. Williams, Jr. Mark E. Jordan Pavel A. Yakovlev Tracey Smith Michael Walters Cortney Meador Mark M. Wilson Matthew T. Kradel Mary Schuweiler Kelly Hussion Young Cara Comegys Phillips Class of ’03 Class of ’08 Class of ’11 Sarah Smith Lacy I. Rice, Jr. Winthrop W. James Culver Martin J. Burke Matthew Tark Class of ’96 Carolyn Poisal Ropp Chamberlain II Megan Hockman Pamela Caruso Ashlee Wishmyer Melvin M. Bowers, Jr. Ryan C. Royston Amanda Fleming Tari Janssen Christopher J. Doran Kaveh Sadat Amanda Irvine Fultz Stephen A. Kozak Class of ’12 Class of ’14 Clay M. Grove Kathleen Sarra Judith Funke Roy R. Rogers, Jr. Raquel Crider Sarah Fletcher Charles B. Lynch Nora Roberts Janet Harner Melani Lewis Michelle Edwards Meehan Class of ’00 Lynne Smeltzer Class of ’09 Dorothy Hively* Richard Stukey Marcyanna Worosila Millet Rebecca Fridley Boyer Nicholas W. S. Sowers Christina Caruso Stephen E. Kitner Katrina Taylor • Eddie L. Naylor, Jr. Dwayne D. Breeden Melessa Wagner John Pearson Catherine Sullivan Lyle E. Fultz II Keith A. Worrell Stephen P. Hudson Class of ’97 Brian G. Kerr Class of ’04 Kari Andersen George I. Kidwiler, Jr. Richard J. Egress Robert L. Brown Jason C. LaRue Amy Martz Egress Donors by Giving Level Kenneth F. Butler Felicity Heare Ours Mary Kearns Kendra Walker Cole Richard A. Phillips II Shari Kesecker Christopher M. DeLauter Suzanne Pinion Lori Kubic continued from page 20 Thomas Wheelock and Dennis ’71 and Jean Jeffrey A. Dodson Jennifer Elliott Truby Holly McCall• Michelle Hovermale ’83 and Victoria Barrett Wheelock Norman ’71 Workman Brian J. Hockenberry Peter E. Truby Robert B. Seem• Thomas Walsh Stephen ’72 and Kimberly Keith ’03 and Misty Amy Kayes Debra Young Andrea Sherman Karen Walters Wildasin Greenfield ’02 Worrell Cynthia Jacquinot Kitner Jeffery M. Short Paula and William Wamsley Kelly Wilkicki Mary Wysong ’66 Dorothy Strange Class of ’01 Benjamin S. Smith H. Alexander ’61 and Linda Ernest ’95 and Maria Pavel A. Yakovlev ’02 Marvin T. Allmond Kelvin L. Stubbs Wanger Williams James M. Yates Class of ’98 Jason S. Enterline Ann L. Waldeck-Halavick Alicia Gusmano ’79 and Bill Patricia Williams ’91 Nathan Yessler Jennifer Hoeltzel Banasik Amy Regester Enterline Adam M. Zimmerli Ward Ryan ’93 and Andrea Olin ’51 and Betty Yoder Chad W. Broadwater Marshall A. Gladhill Nadine Zimmerli Barbara Ware ’76 and Bagdy ’94 Williams Everett L. Yore ’83 Michael R. Chalmers Daniel B. Jackson Margaret Myers Norvel L. Willis ’75 Judith Yost Heidi M. Clark Cassie E. Leonard Class of ’05 Janet Parks Warner ’65 Deanna and John Williston Debra Young ’00 April Arnold Foor Joyce Leonard Jane M. Cook* David and Jodie Warrenfeltz Joanne Wilson Maja Young Mark D. Knott James K. McNeel Mary Clare Eros Allan ’74 and Brenda Faylee ’77 and Thomas Wilt Richard ’92 and Kelly John C. Mercer, Jr. Keisha Burgess Rose John D. Meeker Warsaw Anne Wilt-Ashby ’66 Hussion ’95 Young Darlene Muse Christopher B. Wise Kelly Pannill Ann Watson Bettie Morrow Wiltshire ’42 Thomas and Stella Young Tina Mussolino Jane Wayne Shirley Wiltshire ’64 Irene Bergland Yurish ’66 Andrew W. Phillips Class of ’02 Class of ’06 Kimberly Wehland Linda Wineman ’71 and Joseph ’98 and Julie Zevnik Daniel W. Propst Arthur L. Burgess, Jr. Clayton O. Beard Kristina and Mark Wehland John Morris Richard K. Zimmerman Erica Henry Propst Jerry W. Cogle Joanne Beaulieu John Welsh, Jr. ’09 David Wing Sandra Carlotti Michael A. Rose Kelly Crissman Michelle Fravel Files Randolph ’73 and Stephanie Christopher B. Wise ’01 Zimmerman ’63 Pamela Ryan Rodney J. Emery Curran A. Johnston West Joy Witt Judy and Donald Zust • Brian J. Sands Lisa M. Salazar Maryann and Richard Witt Tina Shanholtz Kincaid-Becker President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 27. American Association of Dennis Jones Honor and Memorial Contributors University Women Beverly Meadows Raquel ’12 and Kenneth James ’57 and Ellen Keeler Crider Omps In Memory of Kay Akers Kenneth ’64 and Patricia Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth In Honor of Mike Doran William and Carolyn Phyllis and William ’56 Shenandoah Garden Club Kirkpatrick ’72 Waldeck Strider ’67 Walter Andrew ’94 and Jennifer Hamrick Penn Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Robert ’55 and Cassandra Hoeltzel ’98 Banasik Constance Hicks Marilyn Eaton ’68 and In Memory of Albert Strider ’67 Walter Wantz Robert and Janet Banasik J. Michael and Jean Lester Reed and Helen Alvarez John E. Williams, Jr. ’68 Alec A. Bennett Kingsbury Jacobs Bernard and Leesa Rock Dianne and Michael Alvarez In Honor of Thomas Sullivan ’69 and Allen ’67 and Sara Harold L. Shaffer In Memory of Monte Cater’s Claudia Bolen-Sullivan ’67 Taylor ’67 Lueck*• C. Richard ’56 and Evelyn In Memory of Richard Keith Batten Silver Anniversary Paul and Carolyn Boyce Judy and Carl Moore Snively Eugene D. Asbury Susan Cranford Batten ’77 Ramon ’62 and Mary Christopher J. Doran ’96 Michael and Barbara Mary Belle Locke ’58 and Riccards C. Eugene Starliper‡ Audrey Asbury Alvarez• Jason ’01 and Amy In Memory of Donald ’60 and Charlotte Regester ’01 Enterline Alfio Sorbello Emmy Steigelman Helene Alvarez Bazzrea Painter James and Jean Falk Mark and Barbara Stern* Larry ’60 and Nancy Strite* In Memory of James Haller Louann and James Stovall Shirley Utz Robert I. Ash Dianne and Michael Alvarez Edward ’51 and Mary Ann Strauss Edwin ’69 and Mary Wendy Sykes Mopsik and Charles ’59 and Peggy Jo and Frederick Chapman Cockey ’68 Hoeltzel Stanley Mopsik Woodward* Nila Ash Saylor In Honor of Charles ’59 and Peggy Woodward* Martha and Harold Hoeltzel Tenth Street Animal Judy and Donald Zust Revocable Trust Dr. Carl Bell Jennifer Peterson ’07 Hospital Paul Allen In Memory of Psillas Group Associates Sherry and John Torrens In Memory of In Memory of Jean Paul Quicker and Erin Charles ’59 and Peggy Dr. Lavely D. Gruber ’41 Skinner Baldwin ’44 In Honor of Boswell Sara B. Chroussis O’Connor-Quicker Woodward* Rhonda Smith and Lynn and Samuel Clark Michael ’53 and Lucy House Boys ’48-’52 Kaveh Sadat ’99 Byron Wiggs Skinner Dominic C. Cascio ’52 Schiano Di Cola, Inc. In Memory of In Honor of Ann Waldeck-Halavick ’04 Carole Ergin Ed Herendeen In Memory of and Edward Halavick In Honor of In Memory of Elizabeth Erdem and Joan Ergin* Robert B. Seem ’04• Walter A. Barr, Jr ’62 Thornburgh Brown Jonathan Paul Daily Larry and Judith Daily Wells Fargo Foundation Ramon ’62 and Mary Roland J. Brown* In Memory of In Memory of Alvarez• Larry Z. Daily Charles E. Doss Ruth Daily Guy J. Frank In Memory of Edmund Clayton ’75 and Dana In Memory of Martha Doss Joann Campbell ’64 and Hendricks ’78 Anders Judith and Joel Marlow S. Hoffmaster, Jr. ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Cohen Lelia Moler Hoffmaster Earl ’67 and Arlene Batten In Memory of Millard K. Bushong In Honor of Marsh ’60 and Barbara Paul ’73 and Dale Brown M. Harris ’69 and Kitty Sharon Drummeter Myers Sherry Miller Brown ’73 James M. ’59 and In Honor of Stein Troy and Rose Atkinson Gregory M. Small ’02 Dr. J. Michael Jacobs John ’85 and Donna Lee ’84 Mary Jane ’60 Davis’s Benita and Jeff Fink D’Antuono Wedding Anniversary Ramon ’62 and Mary In Memory of William In Memory of Alvarez• Daryl Grove ’80 David ’73 and Anne Strider In Memory of Brian Jackson ’87 and Arthur Byers William P. Griffith Clayton ’75 and Dana Rebecca Wheeler Ramon ’62 and Mary Tamara Meyer John and Anna Hill Egle Hendricks ’78 Anders In Memory of Alvarez• J. Michael and Jean John ’61 and Pat Moler ’60 Walter ’62 and Connie Tony Del-Colle Willa Burgess Kingsbury Jacobs In Memory of Howard Egle* Rectenwald ’65 Barr Michael and Carol Shirley and Carlton Richard ’61 and Mary Jane and Goldie Carper Earl ’67 and Arlene Batten Del-Colle Chenowith Jones ’65 Knode Ronald G. Carper ’85 In Memory of Paul ’73 and Dale Brown William M. Craddock Larry ’63 and Suzanne Dr. David C. Eldridge Sherry Miller Brown ’73 In Memory of Jane and Larry Crouse Layman In Memory of Altria Group, Inc. John ’85 and Donna Lee ’84 Joyce Dailey Gary ’66 and Carol Lewis Howard N. Carper, Jr. Hazel Dickens Charles ’84 and Linda Davis D’Antuono S. Bailey and T. Ray Isabelle and Alvey Ebersole Michael ’86 and Lisa Muse Lisa Carper ’78 James E. Franke ’85 Daryl Grove ’80 Shurbutt Barbara Puckett ’64 and Ronald E. Pyles ’62 Betty Myers Brian Jackson ’87 and Everett Greenstreet Thomas and Rebecca Segar In Honor of Tamara Meyer In Memory of Donna and H.W. Hess Monte Cater In Memory of Richard ’61 and Mary Jane Paul ’58 and Luella Jo Jones ’65 Knode *McMurran Society Member William and Monica Nancy M. Dockeney ’70 Mary Sue Eldridge Estate of Charles H. Miller Hillyard* •Leadership Circle Lingenfelter*• Advent Software ‡ Deceased during 2013-14 Larry and Lucille Ikeler 28. Shepherd University Larry ’63 and Suzanne In Memory of In Honor of In Memory of Layman Tom E. Moses Dr. Michael P. Riccards LaRue Chapman Stanley Gary ’66 and Carol Lewis John and Meredyth Moses Cheryl Flagg ’69 Rebecca Wheeler Michael ’86 and Lisa Muse Jeri Moses-Eichler and Ronald E. Pyles ’62 Leonard Eichler In Memory of In Memory of Thomas and Rebecca Segar Allen E. Ross Richard L. Stephan Kenneth ’64 and Patricia In Memory of Ann Legreid Elizabeth Nicodemus Kirkpatrick ’72 Waldeck Skylar Neese Robert and Ruth Stephan Joseph ’66 and Elizabeth Ann Legreid In Honor of Jill Rotruck Strider ’67 Walter Carol and F. Scott Rotruck In Honor of John E. Williams, Jr. ’68 In Memory of Agnes H. Tabler ’48 Nellie Gantt Owens In Memory of Kathy Jo Tabler ’80 and In Memory of Valerie Owens ’76 John David Russell ’75 John Blue Martha Josephs Justin and Kerri Namolik Jefferson Howells In Honor of Richard L. Namolik In Memory of Valerie Owens Philip T. Porterfield III Elizabeth R. Tabler ’39 In Honor of William Zoë Haynes Seale* David E. Tabler Sheridan Kramer In Memory of Catherine W. Sheridan and In Memory of Ocheltree ’33 and In Memory of Carol Ann Kramer Roger P. Parker Kenneth Miller Saunders William R. Thacher, Jr. David ’78 and Lynne Lawrence and Susan Carol Ann Van Evera ’64 In Honor of Hudson ’79 Richardson Saunders and Don Durand* Elizabeth E. Lowe Catherine Buchanan ’90 and In Memory of In Honor of In Memory of Above: Donald L. Myers ’68 was a remarkable man whose Bradley Holley Jean F. Parsons Dr. John F. Schmidt Rev. Paul Thompson role as CFO, vice president, and treasurer at American Shirley Parsons Altria Group, Inc. Doris Thompson University made an impact on the lives of many. Don man- In Memory of James E. Franke ’85 Robert and Joan Lux aged finances at the northwest Washington, D.C., university In Memory of Thomas A. Daniel Herr ’78 and In Memory of since 1982. The Washington Business Journal presented him George ’79 and Anita Eugenia Ropp Polutonavich Ollie Lightfoot Tolbert with their Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013, recogniz- Bragaw Brent ’89 and Lisa William ’65 and Judy Shirley and James Tolbert ing his career in finance and his role as the architect of Passwaters Gregory ’90 May In Memory of Sandra and Donald May American University’s financial infrastructure and strategy. In Honor of A prominent Shepherd alumnus, he created the Donald Mike McKinney In Honor of Joan Marie Ann Legreid Rev. John Torrence L. Myers Scholarship Endowment in support of business and Normand Poulin In Memory of Shepherdstown Lutheran Lisa Poulin Merle J. and Josephine Parish administration, economics, and accounting students. When In Memory of Saville Shultz Jack and Mary Weigel he succumbed to cancer in January 2014, Don left behind a Evelyn Miller In Memory of Jeffrey S. Shultz ’63 great legacy in the field of higher education. Stanley and Judith Jones Ronald R. Reeder ’35 In Memory of Don’s wife, Margie Bryant, said, “Don was a first- Eileen Reeder In Memory of Loren Travis generation college graduate who fully appreciated the In Honor of the Ronald R. Reeder II ’64 Paxton Gregg Snyder Wanda Muntzing Travis ’64 life-changing value of a Shepherd degree. This scholarship Marriage of Gina Miller Vivian Snyder in his name will honor his values and the life he devoted to and Robert Walters In Memory of Melinda Winstead In Memory of his family and higher education” Berniece Jackson ’77 and Elsie Brown ’23 and Guy T. Tucker Craig Collis Joseph J. Renn, Jr. In Honor of Rebecca Donald and Romaine Roberta ’62 and Sidney and Skip Speaks McNelis In Memory of In Memory of In Memory of Absher Robert and Deborah Mary Twigg Mildred Barr Wolf Naomi Moses Joseph ’60 and Robin Renn Nerhood In Memory of John ’70 and Phyliss Karl L. Wolf ’70*• Gregory and Merle Crawford Ella Mae Turner Twigg ’73 Kafton Frances Quarles In Honor of In Memory of Charles R. Frownfelter In Honor of Charles H. Lynn and Chelsey Yellott T. Guy Reynolds, Jr. ’33 William M. Speg In Memory of Woodward ’59 Vanda White and William ’67 and Lois Helen Wiebel Reynolds ’59 and Nancy Robert Stohlman Lowe ’68 Speg Ann Legreid Fritts ’59 Williams • President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 29. Shepherd University is pleased to acknowledge the generous contributions of the charter members of the Leadership Circle. Charter Members

Jennifer Allen Robert and Tia McMillan Ramon ’62 and Mary Alvarez Tim ’80 and Carole McShea Christopher and Lauren Ames Diane and Dave Melby Paul ’70 and Judith ’70 Armstrong Shari Payne Rodney Bartgis ’81 D. Scott ’80 and Linda ’81 Roach R. Scott Beard and Alan Gibson R.B. Seem ’04 Kenneth ’76 and Natasha Boone Norma Siler ’54 Marcia Brand and Mark Outhier Stephen Skinner and Je rey Gustafson Gat and Susan Caperton Michael ’89 and Wendy Smith Leonard Frenkil and Julia Davis John ’81 and Deborah Thayer Lily Hill Susan ’70 and Paul Thorniley Michael Hudson ’72 Austin ’57 and Edna Jean ’61 Webber Stanley ’56 and Judith Ikenberry Paul and Lisa Welch Christian ’74 and Deborah ’74 Koerner Karl Wolf ’70 William and Monica Lingenfelter Patricia ’77 and William Wright Allen ’67 and Sara ’67 Lueck Alfred ’89 and Laura Young Holly ’04 and Keith McCall John and Lisa Younis

Membership in the Leadership Circle is extended to individuals who have shown uncommon commitment to Shepherd’s academic excellence through their annual support. Their willingness to invest in Shepherd through annual gifts of $1,000 to $5,000 has set the leadership standard for all alumni and friends of Shepherd University. Their gifts to the university are a true demonstration of Shepherd passion and pride. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Leadership Circle or making an annual gift—of any size—to support The Shepherd Fund, please contact Julia Krall, director of annual giving, via email to [email protected] or by phone at 304-876-5526. Foundation Named Memorial and Honorary Endowments

$1,000,000+ C. Brown and Hazel M. Hendricks Scholarship: Home $50,000-$99,999 Ralph Burkhart Legacy: General academic scholarship economics, psychology, arts, or music students Bertha Rae Baker Memorial Scholarship: Minority and university support Ray and Madeline Johnston Endowed Chair in education students Stanley C. and Shirley A. Marinoff Endowment: Support American History: Support for history department faculty Jean Skinner Baldwin Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson for CATF and student interns Sarah Knutti Library Fund: Scarborough Library program County elementary education students James and Katherine Moler Scholarship: West Virginia support Helen Cook Barrow Scholarship Fund: Education student athletes and general education students Thomas and Sherry Lurry Memorial Scholarship: students Robert L. and Jean M. Rissler Scholarship: General General academic students Dr. Sara H. Cree Scholarship: Physical education students academic students Jo Ann Mentzer Scholarship: Elementary education Mary Jane Davis Scholarship: Education students Ruth Yates Family Scholarship: Student athletes students from Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan counties Nancy Miller Dockeney Memorial Scholarship: Music participating in a recognized Shepherd athletic program Andrew D. Michael Endowed Chair for Theater: Faculty students (deferred funding) excellence support (deferred funding) Jack and Pat Egle Scholarship: West Virginia biology or Thomas W. Miller Endowed Chair in Visual Arts: Visual chemistry students (deferred funding) $500,000-$999,999 arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding) Carole Ergin Scholarship Fund: West Virginia social work Roland J. Brown and Elizabeth Thornburg Brown Thomas W. Miller Endowed Professorship in Visual students Scholarship: Mathematics, engineering, English, or science Arts: Visual arts faculty excellence support (deferred funding) M. Douglas Harlan Endowment: Community college students from the Eastern Panhandle (deferred funding) M. Elizabeth Oates Faculty Excellence Endowment scholarship and program support Drs. Dorothy and Allison Hively Scholarship: for Business: Business faculty excellence support (deferred Capt. Charles N.G. and Jessie S. Hendrix Memorial: Education students; general academic students (deferred funding) Pre-med or related field funding) Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Mathematics Mary J. Hendrix Scholarship: General academic students Ann Wilson Hummer Endowment for Scarborough and Mathematics Education: Math and math education Ernest Houser, Jr. and Gladys V. Houser, R. N. Library: Support for the library (deferred funding) students Scholarship: West Virginia nursing students Leonard J. McCormack Endowment for Nursing: Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Science and Michael W. Hudson Scholarship: General education Scholarship and program support Science Education: Science and science education students students (deferred funding) Rubye Clyde McCormick Scholarship: General academic Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Nursing: Stanley O. Ikenberry Presidential Discretionary Fund: students Nursing students Shepherd president’s support for excellence Moler General Scholarship: General academic students Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Education: Jefferson County Degree Completion Scholarship Fund: William E. (Ned) Moler Scholarship: General academic Education students Minority residents of Jefferson County students Carl K. Rauch Endowed Scholarship for Fine Arts: Fine Elmer F. Keebler Memorial Scholarship: General Arts students academic students $100,000-$499,999 Carl K. Rauch and Susan Besaw Rauch Endowed Marian and Upton Martin Scholarship: Deserving West Michael M. Athey, Ed.D. Endowed Scholarship: Science Scholarship for Business: Business or accounting students Virginia students education students and student athletes in men’s and women’s John T. Reynolds Endowed Chair in Chemistry: McMillan Family Scholarship for Theater: Theater basketball and volleyball (deferred funding) Chemistry faculty excellence support (deferred funding) students BB&T Bank/Lacy I. Rice Sr. Endowed Scholarship: Edward and Mary Ann Rogers Education Scholarship: George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil Eastern Panhandle students Education students (deferred funding) War: Support of Civil War research Helen and Albert Alvarez Memorial Scholarship: West M. Saufley and Virginia Rudasill Saufley Memorial Travis M. Propst Faculty Excellence Fund for Virginia students Scholarship: Nursing students Economics: Economics faculty excellence support (deferred Ramon A. and Mary E. Alvarez Faculty Excellence Florence and Velma Shaw Memorial: Scholarship and funding) Fund in Business Administration: Support for business residence hall life enhancement program support Travis M. Propst Scholarship: Economics students department faculty Shepherd Ram Common Man Endowed Football (deferred funding) Dawn E. Beaumont University Faculty Excellence Scholarship: Football student athletes Elsie Brown and Joseph J. Renn Memorial Scholarship: Fund: Support for visiting professors, alumni, and dignitaries Shepherd University General Enhancement: General Biological sciences students John R. Conard Science Fund: Scholarship and program university program support Dr. Ruth Scarborough Scholarship: Social science support Edward L. Snyder Endowed Chair for Business and students Thomas T. and Margaret S. Dunn Scholarship: Social Sciences: Business program dean’s faculty excellence Scarborough Society Faculty Excellence Endowment Martinsburg H.S. students support Fund: Library dean faculty excellence support W. R. Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Honors James and Frances Flagg Wilson Endowment: Athletic Scarborough Society of Shepherd University Fund: Programs: Honors Program students scholarship and program support Designated for the improvement of the library’s information technology

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 31. Left: Susan Mentzer-Blair ’72 is an active and involved alumna of Shepherd University. As members of the Joseph P. McMur- ran Society, she and her husband, Bill Blair, regularly attend the society’s annual dinner reception. Sue also serves on the Shepherd University Foundation board of directors and is a member of the Women for Shepherd University’s planning committee, as well as a founding member of its recently created women’s giving circle, Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH). This past year Sue spoke with passion at the 2013 President’s Reception for Donors and Scholars about her role as executrix of the estate of her cousin, Jo Ann Mentzer ’60, who passed away in August 2013. Sue was instrumental in fulfill- ing her cousin’s wish to establish the Jo Ann Mentzer Scholarship for elementary education majors. Jo Ann commuted to Shepherd during her college years from Martinsburg, where she lived with her parents. Staying close to home and never marrying, she spent a fulfilling career teaching in Berkeley County Public Schools, touched by the many children who passed through her life and classroom. Sue credits Jo Ann’s experience at Shepherd for opening the door to opportunities that would not have awaited her had she not attended college. “JoAnn’s horizons changed spectacularly because of her time at Shepherd,” said Sue. “It made the difference between her going to work at the neighborhood five-and-dime or becoming a professional working woman.”

Helene Alvarez Bazzrea Memorial Scholarship: District VI Nurses Scholarship: District VI Nursing Elementary education students students BB&T Bank Scholarship (formerly F&M): General Charles E. Doss Memorial Scholarship: General academic and business students academic students Walter A. Barr and J. Michael Jacobs Endowed Professor Sharon R. Drummeter Endowed Scholarship Football Scholarship: Football student athletes for Nursing Scholarship: Nursing students Dr. Carl Bell Biology Fund: Biology scholarship and Catherine Dunlop Scholarship: Elementary education

Gary Kable program support students James W. and Sharon Devol Brown Scholarship: David L. Dunlop Honors Scholarship: Honors Program Education students and student athletes (with a preference for students Merle J. and Josephine Saville Shultz Scholarship: basketball) Mary C. Enright Scholarship: History students Elementary education and science students Ralph and Margaret Burkhart Memorial Scholarship: Alice Wright Frank Memorial Scholarship: Music Shepherd University Alumni Association Library Science, business education or arts and humanities students students Endowment: Library program support Erma Ora Byrd Memorial Scholarship: Funded by Guy J. Frank Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund for Shepherd University Classified Employees Scholarship: PrimeCare Medical, Inc. for nursing students Music: Support for music department faculty Students who are children of classified employees Robert A. and Linda Grove Carpenter Scholarship: Foundation Football Scholarship: Football student Suzanne Shipley/Create the Future Endowment: Engineering or other hard science students, with preference athletes Students and faculty studying abroad for graduates of Washington County, Maryland, and Berkeley Carrie Armstrong Gans Memorial Scholarship: T. Edward Stotler Memorial Scholarship: Business County, West Virginia, high school transfers from Hagerstown Deserving West Virginia education students administration students Community College, business minors, and veterans of the Gateway Nursing Endowment: Merit awards nursing Washington Chair of Ethics: Faculty excellence support U.S. armed forces and their spouses or dependents students Earl W. Weller Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County Monte Cater Silver Anniversary Endowed Football James S. Hafer Memorial Scholarship: Political science students Scholarship: Football student athletes students Charles Town Kiwanis Club Scholarship: General Frances and Lucille Hefflebower Scholarship: West $20,000-$49,999 academic students Virginia elementary education students 1955 Football Team Endowment: Football program Albert H. and Estelle Koonce Cobb Memorial Ida Elizabeth Hendricks Memorial Scholarship: support Research: Science research support Developmental studies students Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment: General Daniel and Orpha Cowgill Scholarship: Support for Ed Herendeen Fund for Contemporary Theater: CATF academic students Shepherd University South Branch area students (deferred program support Athletic Scholarship: Student athletes funding) Keith L. Hess Scholarship: Basketball student athletes Myra H. Ault Scholarship: Early childhood education Jonathan Paul Daily Endowed Scholarship: Applied Holcombe English Scholarship: English education students students (deferred funding) mathematics students Margaret Ikenberry Memorial Fund for Popodicon Bank of Charles Town Scholarship: General academic Tony Del-Colle Endowed Memorial: Jefferson County Garden: Beautification of Popodicon Garden students returning students Dr. Oliver Ikenberry Memorial Scholarship: Outstanding Keith and Susan Batten Scholarship: Nursing or social Delta Sigma Pi, Epsilon Kappa Alumni Association student awards work students from Jefferson or Berkeley counties Scholarship: Delta Sigma Pi students Jefferson Security Bank Scholarship: General academic students 32. Shepherd University Right: Priya Arumugnathan is a senior from Shepherdstown and the recipient of three Foundation scholarships, includ- ing the Multicultural Leadership Scholarship, the BB&T Wealth Management Lacy I. Rice, Sr. Endowed Scholarship, and the Helen and Albert Alvarez Memorial Scholarship. The latter was established by Ramon A. Alvarez ’62, former president and current vice president of the Shepherd University Foundation, and his wife, Mary, in memory of his parents. While neither Albert nor Helen was able to attend college, they both stressed the value of obtaining a higher education. The inspiration behind the award is befitting of Priya, a biology major on a pre-med track, who said, “Being a college stu- dent in general comes with many stressors. I’m so grateful that, with the help of these scholarships, financing my education is not something I have to worry about as well!”

Jerry and Carol Kerr Faculty Excellence Fund for Leeds K. Riely Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County Accounting: Accounting faculty excellence support students Jerry and Carol Kerr Scholarship: Accounting students Roach Oil Company Business Scholarship: Business James and Virginia Kinkead and Hilda Beall Kinkead management students Scholarship: Education students Thelma Faye Rollins Scholarship: Blind students

William E. and Jo Ann Jackson Knode Scholarship: John David Russell Memorial Scholarship: Basketball Rob Shaw General academic students student athletes E. William Johnson Memorial Scholarship: Business Adele and Charles Sands Scholarship: First-year students or transfer student athletes, preference for business Robert Schell Ulrich Endowment: George Tyler Moore R. E. Knutti, M.D. Fund in memory of John G. Knutti: administration students or related field Center for the Study of the Civil War program support University library program support John F. Schmidt Scholarship: Chemistry students (deferred funding) Glen Lapp Excellence in Nursing Endowment: Scholarship Fund for Students from Washington Van Evera Scholarship: General academic students Outstanding West Virginia students County, Maryland: General academic students Washington County, Maryland, Homemakers Almyra P. Lemen Scholarship: Student athletes Florence Shaw Department of Education Endowment: Scholarship: Washington County, Maryland, students Louise Nelson Leonard Memorial Scholarship: Political Merit awards for faculty excellence support Paul and Lisa Welch Endowment: Community-based science students Shepherd University Alumni Association Scholarship program support Andrew F. and Virginia Heckert Long Scholarship: Endowment: General academic students Elizabeth Wilson Scholarship: Eastern Panhandle students General academic students Shepherd University Faculty Senate Scholarship: George Wilson Endowment for Communications: John D. and Elizabeth S. Lowe Scholarships: Students on Faculty family students Communications students (deferred funding) golf team; Historic preservation students M. Louise Shimp Memorial Faculty Excellence Harry Edward Wilt, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Eastern Lueck-Taylor Memorial Football Scholarship: Football Endowment Fund for Art: Faculty excellence support Panhandle business/math/science students student athletes Walker Horton Shipley Music Scholarship: Music James Wright Endowment: Academic programs support Newton B. McKee Scholarship: Berkeley/Jefferson County students (deferred funding) students Gerald F. Smith Memorial Scholarship: Frederick County, Evelyn Miller Scholarship: Multicultural Leadership Virginia, business, science or engineering students $10,000-$19,999 students Elizabeth J. Snyder Memorial Scholarship: History Allegheny Power Scholarship: General academic students Jeffrey Miller Memorial Scholarship: Art students students (deferred funding) Raymond Baby-J.O. Knott Scholarship: General Multicultural Leadership Scholarship: Students Henry and Edna Snyder, Jr. Scholarship: Jefferson academic students from Jefferson County, West Virginia, and committed to improving diversity and race relations County students Washington County, Maryland Annette Murphy Faculty Excellence Fund in English: Dr. William M. Speg Memorial Scholarship: Secondary Basketball Scholarship: Basketball student athletes English department faculty excellence support education students Berkeley County Crime Solvers Scholarship: Criminal George M. Nethken Graduate Fellowship: Fellowship Dr. Mark Stern and Dr. Barbara Stern Endowment: justice or fire science students award to the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Honors Program students (deferred funding) Jeffery L. Blouse Memorial Scholarship: Freshman Civil War Violet Wilt Stewart Memorial Scholarship: 4-H students students active in HIV prevention and awareness John Glenn Phillips Memorial Scholarship: General from Hardy, Grant, or Pendleton counties G. D. Bragaw Scholarship in Memory of Robert A. Lux: academic students Storer College Scholarship: General academic students Political science or history students Peggy Collins Porterfield Memorial Nursing John P. and Linda M. Strider Scholarship: Accounting or Joseph and William Byers Memorial Scholarship: Scholarship: Nursing students business students Education or business students Dr. Bill Pringle Scholarship: Science students George and Margaret Tabler Scholarship: Berkeley Roger and Emily Cissel Scholarship: Appalachia and West Darrell Reeder Memorial Scholarship: Biology students County elementary or secondary education students Virginia students Thomas Guy Reynolds Scholarship: Education students W. R. Thacher Memorial: General academic students Citizens National Bank, Berkeley Springs Scholarship: Imogene Coleman Davenport Riely Memorial Tiano Family Endowed Scholarship: General academic General academic students Scholarship: General academic students, first priority to students S. Dallas Cooley Scholarship: South Branch area nursing Jefferson County residents students President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 33. Shirley Cooper Memorial Scholarship: Tucker County students Deborah Dhayer Scholarship: Female student athletes Eastern Panhandle Federal Executives Association of West Virginia Public Service Scholarship: General academic students involved in public service John L. and Anna Hill Egle Memorial Scholarship: General academic students David C. Eldridge Scholarship: West Virginia science students Everhart-Dersam-Unseld Scholarship: Elementary education students Barbara Puckett Greenstreet Scholarship: Education students Lavely D. Gruber Scholarship: General academic students Ken and Kitty Harbaugh Scholarship: Washington County, Maryland, elementary education students Ray E. Harris Scholarship: Science students Dayton and Donna Hinke Scholarship: West Virginia elementary or secondary education students Dr. Cornelia Hoch-Ligeti Memorial: Music or life science students Gary Kable Josephine Elizabeth McMurran Kellogg Scholarship: Non-traditional students Above: The Joseph P. McMurran Society is composed of a special group of alumni and friends who have chosen to share ichard eplinger cholarship Delta Sigma students R A. K S : their lifelong financial achievements with Shepherd University through estate and other planned gifts. Each spring, they Percy H. and Hubert D. Lowry Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia students are honored at the society’s annual dinner reception hosted by President Suzanne Shipley and the Shepherd University Foundation. Erdem and Joan Ergin (left) and Dennis and Anne Small ’67 attended this year’s event, held on April 26 in the Mr. and Mrs. C. David Miller Scholarship: Non- traditional West Virginia students atrium of Erma Ora Byrd Hall which overlooks East Campus, where guests enjoyed a four-course meal prepared by Chef Tom E. Moses Memorial Lecture on the U.S. Scott Anderson and Shepherd University Catering. Constitution: Annual lecture series focusing on Erdem established the Carole Ergin Scholarship in memory of his late wife, a social worker and community activist who constitutional issues and civil liberties taught at Shepherd for six years. Anne is a founding member of the Women for Shepherd University’s annual giving circle, Donald L. Myers Scholarship: Business, economics, or Women Investing in Shepherd (WISH) and has included her alma mater in her estate plans. accounting students from Maryland Albert C. and Jeanne V. Nerhood Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County nursing students Roy Blake and Beatrice Lentz Shrout Memorial Gregg Warfield Memorial: Graduates of Dundalk, Caroline Pritts Nethken Memorial Scholarship: Scholarship: Rising junior or senior West Virginia education Patapsco, or Sparrow Point H.S. Deserving elementary education students students Jack M. and Anna P. Widmyer Scholarship: General Lt. Gilbert Perry Memorial Scholarship: General Amanda Smailes Memorial Scholarship: Berkeley County academic students academic students nursing students completing junior year Charles Woodward Scholarship: Nursing, biology, or Piedmont, West Virginia, High School Scholarship: Martha L. Smith Memorial Scholarship: Deserving West related medical field students Graduates and descendants of PHS graduates Virginia agriculture, horticulture related, or environmental Thomas A. Polutanovitch Scholarship: Science students science students $5,000-$9,999 from Delaware Richard L. Stephan Endowment and Scholarship: Academic Programs: University academic programs support Virginia Lowe Ramsburg Memorial Scholarship: West Astronomy students and program support Mrs. John N. Andrews Scholarship: General academic Virginia nursing students Leona Bent Stutzman Memorial Scholarship: University students Ronald Reeder Memorial Scholarship: Deserving support I.O. Ash Memorial Scholarship: Secondary education environmental sciences students Bertha M. Thomas Memorial Scholarship: General students Jason G. Regester Memorial Scholarship: Nursing academic students Minerva Pritchard Bancroft Memorial: Theater students students, male preference Rev. Paul and Jean Thompson Scholarship: Pre- Hazel Barnes Memorial Scholarship: Freshman general John Thomas Reynolds Scholarship: General academic ministerial students academic students from Falling Waters, West Virginia students The Reverend John Torrence Endowed Scholarship: C. Thomas Baxter Memorial Scholarship: General Harry C. Rickard Scholarship: General academic students General academic students academic students Dr. C. Vincent Townsend EMS Scholarship: EMS Joanna de B. Blundell Memorial Scholarship: Arts Eastern Panhandle, safety students 34. Shepherd University Ruth F. Brant Memorial: Nursing students Wilma A. Neff Endowed Scholarship: Jefferson County, Zenith Young Memorial Scholarship: General academic Harry Hunter Burks, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: West Virginia, or Eastern Panhandle elementary education students Elementary education students students with strong emphasis in special education Business Administration Scholarship: Business David and Betsy Newlin Scholarship: General academic $2,000-$4,999 administration students students Accounting Scholarship: Accounting students James A. Butcher Education Scholarship: Education Nellie Gantt Owens Book Scholarship: English students Howard N. and Goldie G. Carper Memorial students Jean F. Parsons Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students Scholarship: General academic students Howard N. Carper, Jr. Scholarship: General academic Coach Dean Pease Memorial Scholarship: Baseball Charles Town Lions Club Scholarship: Nursing students students program support Earl Coffman Scholarship: General academic students Alma Lee Strider Christian Scholarship: General President’s Faculty Excellence Fund: General faculty Marguerite Colavecchio Memorial Scholarship: West academic students excellence support Virginia business students Sara Beth Chroussis Memorial Fund: Art students N. Lamont Pyles Scholarship: General academic students Richard “Larry” Collette Memorial Scholarship: City National Bank Scholarship: General academic Dr. Michael Riccards Minority Student Scholarship: Student athletes students Minority general academic students Kay and Daniel De Palma Scholarship: Senior business Charles David and Sarah Reynolds Ebert Memorial Anna Thorn Rice Memorial Scholarship: Nursing administration students Scholarship: Berkeley County elementary education students John E. Diehl Memorial Scholarship: Chemistry students students Paul Saab Memorial Scholarship: General academic Elementary Education Scholarship: Elementary education George W. Dersam and Blanche Dersam Everhart students students Memorial Scholarship: Elementary education students Catherine Ocheltree and Kenneth Miller Saunders Annita L. Capouellez-Flett Memorial Scholarship: Catherine C. Fix English Department Fund: Theme Memorial Scholarship: General academic students Nursing students writing awards Shepherd University Foundation Tours Scholarship: Leona Henshaw Thatcher Eubank Memorial D. Allen Fowler Memorial Scholarship: Eastern West General academic students Scholarship: Junior or seniors in speech communications or Virginia students Shepherd New and Emerging Sports Scholarship: Future forensics; preference to West Virginia or Maryland students Guy Frank Professor Emeritus Scholarship: Music sports programs support Charles H. and Clara L. Freeland Scholarship: students Paxton Gregg and Vivian Park Snyder Scholarship: Hampshire or Jefferson County elementary education students Friends of the Art Department Fund: Art students and Student support for purchase of textbooks Margaret R. Good Memorial Music Scholarship: Music program support for the Department of Contemporary Art Agnes Tabler Scholarship: Elementary education students students and Theater Elizabeth R. Tabler Scholarship: Elementary/secondary Mark S. Grove Memorial Scholarship: Sophomore Pauline Gregory Memorial Scholarship: Nursing students education students accounting students Florence M. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship: Tri-State Civitan Scholarship: West Virginia, Maryland, John Headlee Memorial Scholarship: General academic Elementary education students or Pennsylvania nursing, social work, or psychology students students Hazel Hendricks Endowed Family/Consumer Sciences United National Bank Scholarship: Business Earl E. Henderson Scholarship: General academic Scholarship: Books/supplies for FCS students administration students students Elise Hoch Memorial Scholarship: Music students Washington Gateway Program Endowed Scholarship: Kris Hughes/Angelo Smith Memorial Scholarship: Edmund Schley and Lelia Jeanette Moler Hoffmaster General academic students Business student athletes who play football Scholarship: Jefferson County education students Karen Wempe Memorial Scholarship: General academic Hungarian Student Scholarship: Hungarian students Huntington National Bank Scholarship: General students Mary C. Hunter Scholarship: West Virginia students academic students West Virginia Society of D.C. Scholarship: West Martha Josephs Memorial Scholarship: General academic Dr. Fred Kenamond Business Scholarship: Business Virginia general academic students students students James and Gladys Wright Fund: Unrestricted university Leo G. Kesecker Scholarship: Berkeley County education Calvin and Dorothy Rutherford Kibler Memorial support (deferred funding) students Scholarship: Berkeley County students Capt. Joseph G. Kime III Memorial Scholarship: Jefferson County veterans or children of veterans Frederick Klein Memorial Scholarship: Student athletes Harry V. Klug Memorial Scholarship: General academic students How do I establish an endowed fund? Library Miscellaneous: Scarborough Library program It is a simple process to create a legacy that will honor someone special in your life. A named endowed support fund can be established for a gift or deferred gift of $25,000. For assistance, please visit www.shepher- Vera Malton Scholarship: English and communications students duniversityfoundation.org or contact Monica Lingenfelter, executive vice president, Shepherd University Martinsburg Civitan Club Scholarship: Nursing, Foundation, 800-344-5231 or 304-876-5397, fax: 304-876-5004, or email to [email protected]. pre-med, or special education students D. Lee Morgan Scholarship: Fire science students

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 35. John Knipe Memorial Scholarship: Education students Charlie Kave Memorial Scholarship: Football student student to study parliament in Ottawa Mary Elizabeth Lewis Memorial Scholarship: Music and athletes Mike Doran Scholarship: Soccer student athletes computer science students Carroll and Mary Ellen Wareham Kline Scholarship: Thomas Fehmel Scholarship: General academic students John Y. McDonald Memorial Scholarship: General Eastern Panhandle students Ward and Amelia Hedges Memorial Scholarship: academic scholarship students Janet Yvonne Riley Memorial Scholarship: General Communications, speech and drama, broadcasting, and Benjamin and Mary Lou Mehrling Fund: General academic students English students from Berkeley County; preference to academic students (deferred funding) Shepherd University Classes of 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, Hedgesville H.S. graduates Homer N. and Jane Beverly Staples Pankey Research 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, Eugene and Christine Lugat Defensive Player Football Memorial Scholarship: Research support 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, Scholarship: Football student athletes Jennings Randolph Endowed Scholarship in 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, Henry W. Miller, Jr. Scholarship: Environmental science Environmental Sciences: Environmental sciences students 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, students Kenneth Riley Memorial Scholarship: Psychology major 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship: Members of Phi Theta students 2013, 2014 Honor Funds: General academic students Kappa Zoë Haynes Seale Scholarship: General academic students Shepherd University South Branch Scholarship: South Mary Elizabeth Roberts Scholarship: Graduates of River Servicemaster, Inc. Scholarship: General academic Branch area students View High School, McDowell County, West Virginia students Charles H. Smith Memorial Award in Social Work: Michael and Teresa Stout Scholarship: Junior or senior Nevin M. Shank Memorial Scholarship: Junior general Social work students second semester students from Berkeley County; preference to education or business students from Washington County, William M. Stanley Memorial Scholarship: Student Martinsburg H.S. graduates Maryland athletes Ella May Turner Scholarship: General academic students Shenandoah Federal Savings Bank Scholarship: Business Bruce M. Van Wyk Scholarship: General academic students students $500-$1,999 Shepherd University Class of 1962 Honor Fund: Evelyne and Maurice Viener Scholarship: General Berkeley Community Pride Scholarship: Environmental General academic students academic students Studies students from the Eastern Panhandle Shepherd University Class of 1996 Scholarship: General James and Pamela Watson Scholarship: West Virginia Boyle Family Scholarship: Marching band students academic students non-traditional female students Boyle Family Football Scholarship: Football student Peter/Solomon Shriver Memorial Scholarship: Students Dr. W.H.S. White Memorial Scholarship: General athletes who are descendants of Peter or Solomon Shriver academic students Distinguished Graduate Studies Award: Distinguished Gordon Slonaker Memorial Scholarship: General graduate student in scholarship; distinguished graduate academic students Annually Funded Awards student in professionalism Virginia DeHaven Stuckey Memorial Scholarship: Eta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Education students Over $100,000 Scholarship: Female junior or senior education students Sundry Scholarship: Football, business, basketball, or Frada Fine Scholarship: Funded by the Fine Trust for Greentree Realty: Business students from Berkeley or nursing students Martinsburg H.S. graduating seniors Jefferson County Mary Livers Thorn Memorial Scholarship: Nursing Anna Henshaw Gardiner Memorial Scholarship: Awards students $10,000-$49,999 funded by the NSDAR for nursing students llie ightfoot olbert emorial cholarship O L T M S : First in the Family Scholarship: Students who are the first La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Scholarship: Multicultural Leadership students in their family to attend college. Nursing students ames ilkins ducational cholarship Education J R. W E S : Loats Foundation Scholarship: Public service students James Leverett Job Corp Scholarship: General academic or environmental education students from Frederick County, from broken homes in Frederick County, Maryland students who are graduates of Job Corps Virginia Rural Financial Planning Scholarship, Rural William and Monica Lingenfelter Scholarship: Football Financial Planning Project: Finance students student athletes $1,000-$1,999 McMurran Scholars Association Scholarship: James Bryant Memorial Scholarship: Science education $5,000-$9,999 Graduate-level students who are McMurran Scholars students National Capital Area Chapter, Financial Planning Doctor of Nursing Practice Program: Support for Agnes Burns Memorial Scholarship: General academic nursing doctoral program development Association Scholarship, Rural Financial Planning students Project: Finance students Rob and Mary Logan Hoxton Scholarship, Rural harles own aming cholarship Students who are Njouve Scholarship: Sociology students C T G S : Financial Planning Project: Finance students employed by Charles Town Races and Slots John B. Morrill Award: Student research in genetics Prestigious National Scholarship Program: Support for Chemistry Fund: Chemistry program support development of national scholarship program Betty Pugh Memorial Scholarship: CTC science students ommunity il ompany cholarship General academic Carl Ray “Bubba” Riggleman “From the Heart” C O C S : John and Lisa Wolff Scholarship, Rural Financial students Memorial Scholarship: Graduates of Moorefield H.S. Planning Project: Finance students Scott Davis Memorial Scholarship: Art education SU Offensive Line Football Scholarship: Football student students $2,000-$4,999 athletes JoAnne Swan Greenlee Award: Women’s Studies students Neil M. Whittington II Memorial Scholarship: Tennis Canadian Parliament Internship Program: Support for student athletes • 36. Shepherd University

Shepherd University Foundation Shepherd University Alumni Association Statement of Financial Position Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2014 June 30, 2014

ASSETS ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,732,027 Cash and cash equivalents $ 38,427 Pledges receivable (net of present value adjustments) 3,324,650 Certificates of deposit 121,618 Other receivables 32,843 Investments 74,559 Accrued interest receivable 33,564 Prepaid expenses 4,446 Prepaid expenses 1,582 Investments 25,302,022 TOTAL ASSETS $ 239,050 Interest in life estate 302,653 Equipment, net 6,971 NET ASSETS TOTAL ASSETS $ 30,736,312 Unrestricted Undesignated $ 234,092 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Designated 4,958 LIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 1,644 TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 239,050 Accrued payroll 7,412 Custodial liabilities 2,444,417 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 239,050 Gift annuities payable 168,986

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 2,622,459 Copies of financial statements are available upon request. NET ASSETS Unrestricted $ (2,388,213) Temporarily restricted 6,364,814 Permanently restricted 24,137,252

TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 28,113,853

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 30,736,312

Copies of financial statements audited by Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC, Hagerstown, Maryland, are available upon request.

President’s Report and Honor Roll of Donors 2013-14 37. Curiosity. Creativity. Passion. Innovation.

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Private gifts through the Shepherd University Foundation are crucial in funding student scholarships, academic programs, and faculty awards to underwrite critical research and up-to-date technology that will inspire and sustain innovative curriculum.

With your support, we can transform the student experience and inspire our faculty to new heights of academic excellence.

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