The Magazine of Rhodes College • Fall 2010

RHODES FELLOWSHIPS The New Big Thing FALL 2010 Contents VOLUME 17 • NUMBER 3

2 Remembering David Alexander A tribute to Rhodes’ 16th president

4 Providing the Catalyst for Change A brief history of student research opportunities

6 Stepping Stones and Capstones 2 Student fellowships—the new big thing

16 Robust Rhodes The college welcomes outstanding new faculty

25 A New Way To Play Students fi nd plenty of fun in The Big Diehl

28 A Great Day for Rhodes Newsweek names Rhodes Most Service-Minded School in America

6 29 Alumni News Class Notes, In Memoriam

The 2009-2010 Honor Roll of Donors

On the Cover Rhodes Fellow Lee Bryant ’11 is making a documentary about McCoy Theatre’s 30 years. (See story on page 6.) Photography by Jay Adkins

28 is published three times a year by Rhodes College, 2000 N. Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112 as a service to all alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff and friends of the college. Fall 2010—Volume 17, Number 3

EDITOR Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Larry Ahokas Robert Shatzer

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Title Remembering David Alexander ’53 16th President of Rhodes College 1965-69

By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

ohn David Alexander ’53 of Seminary, Alexander was named Claremont, CA, the 16th president of Rhodes College. Jpresident of Rhodes College who served from 1965-69, passed Rhodes bestowed on Alexander away Sunday, July 25, 2010. He was an honorary Doctor of Letters 77. He was the only alumnus then degree in 1986, and in 2004, he to serve as Rhodes president, and at was the subject of a Rhodes Faculty age 33, one of the youngest sitting Portrait, which today resides in the presidents of an American college. Hill Board Room. In addition, he held honorary degrees from the In 1969 Alexander was called to University of Southern California,

become the seventh president of As president of Rhodes Occidental College, Centre College, Pomona College, serving from Loyola Marymount University and 1969-1991. The year after his in Greek. A classicist with a deep Pomona College. retirement, Pomona named its new interest in theological history, he administration building the David went on to study at Louisville Current Rhodes College President Alexander Hall for Administration Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Bill Troutt was a longtime admirer in his honor. A 1954 Rhodes Scholar, he earned of Alexander, having issued an a D.Phil. in Theology from Oxford invitation to him to speak at his Born in Springfi eld, TN, in 1932, University (Christ Church) in 1957. high school graduation, which he graduated from Rhodes in In 1965, after teaching for eight Alexander accepted, and in 2001, 1953, Phi Beta Kappa with honors years at San Francisco Theological arranging a joint retreat for the

{ 2 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Rhodes Board of Trustees and BURKS FOX JUSTIN Pomona offi cials at Pomona “to discuss the essentials of a liberal education at its very best,” Troutt said at the time.

“David Alexander was recognized around the globe for his contributions to higher education,” says Troutt. “He was an outstanding college administrator and friend.”

From 1981 to 1998, Alexander served as American Secretary of the Rhodes Scholarship Trust, and from that position oversaw the selection every year of the 32 Americans chosen to study at Oxford. He was the author of “The American Scholarships” in The History of the Rhodes Trust (OUP, 2001) and served as editor of the American Oxonian, the magazine of the Association of American Rhodes Scholars. In 1998 he was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, and in 2000, named a Distinguished Friend of Oxford University.

Alexander was a trustee of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA) from David ’53 and Catharine Alexander ’56 with his faculty portrait at Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2004 1970-2002 and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship American Friends of the National Alexander, Oliver and Theodora Foundation from 1978-99, and Portrait Gallery in London. In Shirley; and Jack and Beatrice was on the Board of Overseers 2006, he was elected a fellow of Marciari; a sister, Jane Alexander of the Huntington Library, Art the American Academy of Arts and Biedenharn ’59 and brother-in-law Collections and Botanical Gardens Sciences. John Ursary Biedenharn ’58 of Vero from 1991-2010. He was a director Beach, FL. of KCET, the Seaver Institute President Alexander leaves his wife, and the National Association Catharine Coleman Alexander Several members of Catharine’s of Independent Colleges and ’56 of Claremont; two daughters, family attended Rhodes, including Universities. He also served as a Catharine M. Alexander Shirley her mother, Janie Cobb Coleman ’29, trustee of the American Council on of Larchmont, NY, and Julia M. sister Mary Jane Coleman Gentry Education and the Fellows of the Marciari-Alexander of San Diego; ’61, sister-in-law Sally Cross Coleman Society of Phi Beta Kappa. From a son, John D. Alexander III of ’61 and nephew Thomas Cross 2004, he served as president of the Oakdale, CT; fi ve grandchildren, Coleman ’88, all of Memphis. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 3 } KEVIN BARRÉ Providing the Catalyst for Change By Daney Daniel Kepple

Some members of the inaugural Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies at the Stax Museum of American Soul Music: Chris Ebersole ’04, Teresa Clower ’04, Lindsey Seifert Hammond ’04, Meg Chambers Campbell ’04 and Logan Stevens ’04

{ 4 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu enture capitalists and “We had the St. Jude Summer Plus “It was exciting to watch the campus philanthropists have two program up and running but had come together to bring these V characteristics in common: exhausted its initial funding,” recalls three distinct programs into sync,” Both are interested in return on Robert Strandburg, associate dean of Strandburg says. “It was fun to watch investment and both do careful academic affairs for curriculum. “We it jell,” he adds, referring to the research. There the similarities end. had Bonner Scholars who needed continuation of the St. Jude Summer While the former are willing to summer service opportunities. And Plus program and the emergence of take large risks in hopes of a higher History professor Tim Huebner the Rhodes Institute for Regional return, the latter like to place their had a fantastic idea for providing Studies and the Summer Service money on sure, or at least safe, bets. students with stipends for doing Fellows (see sidebar on page 14). research on Memphis and the Mid- In 2001, when the Robert and South during the summer. What we Apparently the Priddys agreed. Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust didn’t have was money.” They awarded almost $6 million to went shopping for opportunities fund the three fellowship programs. to enhance the quality of liberal The initial question was: How to Three years later they requested a arts education in the South and tie together three such disparate proposal from the same group of Southwest, they painstakingly programs into one proposal? The colleges to foster leadership in the selected 18 outstanding institutions answer quickly emerged: All the arts. Rhodes proposed the CODA and asked their presidents for their programs allowed students to program (the Center for Outreach thoughts on the major challenges utilize their classroom knowledge in in the Development of the Arts) facing liberal arts colleges in the practical applications in Memphis. and received a similar amount of next decade. Then they whittled It was the perfect answer to the funding. the list down to six and asked them student engagement imperative of for proposals. Rhodes made the cut, the Rhodes Vision, “To enhance Today many alumni, parents, and the timing could not have been student opportunities for learning trustees and foundations have better. in Memphis.” funded fellowship opportunities for students and they, along with

JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN the original four programs, are the cornerstone of the fellowships initiative that distinguishes Rhodes’ approach to experiential education from every other college. As Strandburg phrases it, “The Priddy grant was the catalyst.”

You, too, can provide a catalyst. Another Rhodes benefactor, the late Mertie Buckman, was fond of saying, “Everyone can be a philanthropist. You don’t have to give a million dollars to make a difference.” Perhaps not everyone who loves this college can have the impact of a Priddy or a Buckman, but Mrs. Buckman was correct.

In summer 2007, Francesca Davis ’08 served as project manager for the Crossroads to Freedom Every dollar makes a difference. Summer Program, Rhodes’ digital archive of the Memphis-area civil rights movement Please do your part.

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 5 } Andrew Howie ’12 and his fi ve faculty mentors (left to right): Dee Garceau-Hagen, Tim Huebner, Robert Saxe, Susan Satterfi eld and Jeff Jackson

{ 6 } FALL 2010 • RHODES rhodes.edu STEPPING STONESAND CAPSTONES By Daney Daniel Kepple

Photography by Jay Adkins

ndrew Howie ’12 is serious about his education. The English/Greek and Roman Studies double major is taking Apiano lessons, not just for fun but to make his mind more “orderly and harmonious.” By studying three different languages—Greek, Latin and Hebrew—during the same semester, “I trained myself to maintain separate and distinct ideas, hold different world views in my mind simultaneously.”

He does not take summers off. As he considered his options for summer 2010, he thought he might like to do research at Rhodes.

“I have several friends in the sciences who work with professors in their labs,” he says. “They are paid and have the opportunity to enhance their skills. I just assumed there would be similar opportunities in the humanities.” He knew about the Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies (RIRS), but his interests stretch far beyond the Mid-South region. He was disappointed rhodes.edu FALL 2010 • RHODES { 7 } to discover there were no other courses, so collaboration with Fellowships at Rhodes Dr. Scott opportunities available to him. Professor Satterfi eld was natural. Garner, “Fellowships offer students Enter the new Rhodes Fellowship As discussions progressed and a the opportunity to integrate their Program. proposal took shape, the goals classroom experiences with those broadened. As the History Summer that occur elsewhere in order to Howie is far from a troublemaker. Research Fellow, Howie worked on make both aspects of their lives However, he’s not one to accept three distinct projects—research for more fulfi lling as they refl ect on defeat without at least trying to make Professor Huebner on the friendship how those experiences affect both a difference. He took his concern between Abraham Lincoln and themselves and others.” to History Professor Tim Huebner Alexander Stephens, vice president and Professor Susan Satterfi eld of of the Confederate States of There have been similar Greek and Roman Studies, one of his America; copyright research for opportunities on the Rhodes majors. There he hit pay dirt. Professors Dee Garceau-Hagan, Jeff campus for years. Dr. Sid Strickland Jackson and Robert Saxe; and with ’68, Rockefeller University’s vice Professor Huebner, who founded Professor Satterfi eld on her study president and dean of graduate and RIRS, is passionate about under- of divination practices in ancient postgraduate studies, is fond of graduate research and was eager Rome. In the course of all that he recounting how Chemistry Professor to participate in the fellowship has made a personal breakthrough. Harold Lyons mentored him and program. prepared him to do research at St. At the beginning of the summer Jude Children’s Research Hospital. “Rhodes has an outstanding Howie was distressed that his reputation for bringing science wide-ranging interests might not fi t “I had a similar experience to what students into laboratories where into the existing structures of the Rhodes students have there now,” he they do original research and, as a academy. In thinking of graduate says. result, co-author articles and present study he said, “I’ll have to fi nd a papers and posters at national place where I can have control over Several more formal fellowship-style and international conferences,” he my course of study without being programs have been added through says. “I wanted to give similar forced into some departmental the years (see sidebar on p.14). opportunities to students in the mode.” To his relief, he determined What’s new, according to Garner, is humanities and fi ne arts. That’s through conversations and infrastructure. where the idea for RIRS came mentoring that he wants to study from. Students need to understand the ancient Near East and that there the value of research—discovering are programs for doing so. In fact, the new and improved something new, engaging with approach to experiential education such depth to see why issues are so So it appears that Howie will now being practiced at Rhodes is the complicated, creating knowledge on emerge from his summer fellowship result of several years of discussion their own. with a scholarly paper co-authored and an intensive study mandated with Professor Huebner, perhaps by the Southern Association of “When someone like Andrew another with Professor Satterfi eld, Colleges and Schools (SACS) as part approaches you, you sit up and take and the understanding of how the of its reaffi rmation of the college’s notice. The fellowship was a way to copyright system works, a necessity accreditation. According to Dr. assist an eager, talented self-starter for any scholar. Oh, and a plan for Robert Strandburg, associate dean who wants to learn what it’s like to what he wants to do for the rest of of academic affairs for curriculum be an academician.” his life. Not bad for a summer job. who led the SACS-mandated Quality Enhancement Project, “We The History Department has an But, of course, it wasn’t a summer have emerged with an approach to agreement with Greek and Roman job. It was a fellowship. According experiential education that can serve Studies to teach ancient history to the newly appointed Director of as a model for higher education.”

{ 8 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu A model was needed. There are from it, and why it’s meaningful.” assess best practices; and a third many buzzwords that try to that draws on the National Survey describe what Rhodes includes in Finally, each fellowship participant of Student Engagement. It is also a fellowship—engaged learning, is assessed by three separate noteworthy that the college has making the liberal arts more instruments: one designed to dedicated a full-time professional practical, learning outside the assess the fi ve learning outcomes staff position and a faculty/staff/ classroom, etc.—but most programs developed by a committee of student committee to this important have been ad hoc. Until now, there faculty, staff and students; another initiative. has been no rubric. developed by Rhodes and three other institutional partners to In addition to Andrew Howie, The Rhodes approach has distinct characteristics. Fellowships fall into fi ve categories—civic engagement/ service; creative activity; internship; student research; and study abroad. Fellowship mentors must commit to fostering fi ve student learning outcomes:

1. Integration of factual knowledge, fundamental principles, and/ or specifi c skills learned in the classroom with the fellowship activity

2. Strengthening analytical (or, in the arts, also creative) abilities toward establishment of a professional identity

3. Evidence of participatory, collaborative, and/or team-oriented learning

4. Personal and social development

5. Development of critical refl ection skills

The last one is particularly important.

“We want the fellows to refl ect continually while they’re doing their work,” Scott Garner says. “They must probe the meaning of why they are doing what they’re doing, what Robert Strandburg (left), associate dean of academic affairs for curriculum, and Scott Garner, they get from it and what others get director of fellowships rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 9 } 135 other students participated in among the fi nest of its kind, the drastically based on the interests summer fellowships directed by works have received only sporadic and research skills of the fellow.” faculty and staff members from a scholarly attention.” He proposes to variety of disciplines. change that with ongoing student Jake Smith, the current fellow, plans fellowships. to be an art historian. His primary Jake Smith ’11, under the direction interest is in 19th- and 20th-century of Professor Victor Coonin, chair “I use the collection regularly in modernism. of the Art Department, is trying teaching,” Professor Coonin says. to solve a mystery. The Memphis “Each student is assigned a work to “I had never paid much attention to Brooks Museum of Art, located research, and every time at least one the Renaissance,” he admits. across the street from Rhodes, is of them comes up with something home to a portion of the world- I’ve never thought about—a new Coonin skillfully connected Smith’s famous Samuel H. Kress Collection, path to research or a new way to interest in music to an obscure the bulk of which forms the heart understand the painting, and they painting that portrays a fi gure of the National Gallery of Art in get the satisfaction that comes with holding an unrecognizable musical Washington, DC. Professor Coonin the sense that their contribution has instrument. Smith’s task is to says of the 28 paintings and two made a lasting impact. This is the identify it and he’s loving the hunt. sculptures at Brooks, “While this kind of fellowship that can go on collection is acknowledged as and on, and each one will change “I’ve found a graduate thesis from

Jake Smith ’11 and Victor Coonin at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

{ 10 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Australia that helps and I know the chair of the Musicology Department at the University of Memphis. I’ve asked him and others to help. We’re narrowing it down,” says Smith, who hopes to broaden his credentials as an art historian and “at the very least update the bibliography at the museum so those who follow me can contribute more. As a researcher I feel more responsibility than I do as just a student. I’m trying to make a personal connection with the artist to tell the story. I want to say something different, to help people see in a different way.”

Two Biology professors, Sarah Boyle and Laura Luque de Johnson, and a postdoctoral fellow, Jon Davis, teamed up to propose Integrative Research Training in Biological Subdisciplines, a yearlong fellowship for Matt Grisham ’13, Anna Johnson ’11 and Adiha Khan ’13. Their goal is to determine the impact of urbanization on snake populations using parasites as biomarkers of the environment.

Professor Luque de Johnson, a Jon Davis and Matt Grisham ’13 examine snakes in Frazier Jelke’s “Dino Lounge” molecular biologist, says, “Jon came up with the idea. Reptiles Jon Davis says, “We take the data learner. Give me real life rather than are his fi eld. Parasites are mine. to the lab and Adiha analyzes theory anytime.” Even if it means Sarah Boyle, who has expertise them. I’m unfamiliar with comingling with snakes and insects? in GIS (Geographic Information molecular analysis, so I’m learning “It’s actually very cool,” he affi rms. System, dealing with data linked along with the students. And to locations), will help us see because there’s not much known Environmental Science Fellows Erik spatial patterns across the area. about reptile parasites, we’re Campbell ’12 and Marshall Friskics- The students will be introduced to adding to the literature.” Warren ’12, under the supervision of several areas of science.” Chemistry Professor Jon Russ, are also Which is exactly what is exciting to looking at the world in a different way. All the students—and all the Matt Grisham. professors—go to the fi eld to collect “We’re mapping the distribution of snakes and vectors (mosquitoes, “I really like the sense of discovery. lead in Memphis soils,” Professor mites and ticks), and all learn from This is so much better than learning Russ explains. “Almost all urban each other. out of a textbook. I’m a hands-on environments are contaminated rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 11 } with lead, and that’s hard on pilots to fl y expensive aircraft. helps to ensure the safety of our children’s mental development. Our nation’s nuclear stockpile. ultimate goal is a distribution map Professor Williams-Sanders for Memphis.” charged Bailey with designing his The second project is also a own experiment and assigned him collaboration, this time with a Not an easy task. It involves a pile of readings to help narrow consortium of undergraduate devising a sampling strategy and his focus. She also took him to institutions and scientists at testing it to be sure it gives an Vanderbilt University to experience Michigan State University to accurate picture. Then the real work the use of a motion capture system, build an addition to the Modular begins: long, hot days of trudging a body suit with sensors that allows Neutron Array (MoNA) housed at through neighborhoods pulling the experimenter to see him- or MSU’s National Superconducting soil samples. Erik Campbell, who’s herself in the virtual environment. Cyclotron Laboratory. The addition new to Russ’s team, says, “No one has done anything like this before, Bailey was closing in on his project which is awesome. It’s about a defi nition as we went to press. It will thousand times better than working have to do with testing distances as a lifeguard.” in a virtual environment, which shortens distance perception. Marshall Friskics-Warren is also charged about the work. “I’m in pre- “I’m getting a chance to learn med, so the idea of improving the how to be a scientist!” he marvels. health of children is great. I love the “I’m doing research and actually point when the numbers start coming planning an experiment. I feel like together and a picture emerges.” I’m accomplishing a lot.”

Professor Russ, too, is excited about Nuclear physicist Deseree Meyer the project. has included students in her research every year she’s been at “It fi ts perfectly with what we do in Rhodes. She’s passionate about the sciences by giving students an mentoring because, she says, similar opportunity to apply their classroom experiences as an undergraduate knowledge. They are learning and graduate student gave her how a scientifi c project works and investigative experience and adding to the body of knowledge enabled her to build a network of instead of just resynthesizing others’ professional contacts that led to two knowledge.” major grants to fund her and her students’ current work. Stephen Bailey ’12, working with Mathematics and Computer Science The fi rst grant stems from a Professor Betsy Williams-Sanders, collaboration among Rhodes, spent the summer learning about the University of Richmond and virtual environments or, as he put it, scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley “Playing with expensive toys. It’s very National Laboratory in Berkeley, cool. I thought virtual environments CA, and the Lawrence Livermore existed only in the movies.” Instead, National Laboratory in Livermore, he’s learned that the technology is CA. The goal of this project is to used to train fi refi ghters without investigate methods for studying exposing them to danger and teaching reactions in heavy nuclei. This work

{ 12 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu will detect the neutrons emitted about 6½ feet long, 4 inches wide to Michigan State for a fi rsthand from decays of radioactive nuclei. and 4 inches tall. The members of look at MoNA to help them with the consortium hope to contribute the task of building a neutron “We’re always looking for clues about to the scholarship about exotic detector at Rhodes. So she applied the shape,” Professor Meyer explains. nuclei, answering outstanding for, and received, fellowship funds “Most are deformed somewhat. Very questions in nuclear science such to supplement her grants. In the few are spherical like the ones you as the limits of nuclear stability for process, she changed the way she see in textbooks.” neutron-rich nuclei. interacts with her students. “The fellowship model helps to Students constructed and tested Neither grant contained funds for formalize the process and think a number of complete tube-like travel, and Professor Meyer wanted about what the students take away neutron detector modules, each to take her student researchers from their experience,” she says. “It

Matthew Miller ’13, Deseree Meyer and Nick Badger ’12 check the neutron detector modules the students constructed for light leaks rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 13 } has helped me refi ne my thoughts adds, “You know how you sit in areas. “There was a time when about student learning.” class and wonder, ‘How will I ever students weren’t in most of the use this?’ Well, we’re fi nding out.” shows,” she explains. Through the Nick Badger ’12 and Matthew students’ research, they came to Miller ’13, who holds the Jack H. “Neither method has been studied understand that was Professor and Taylor Scholarship in Physics, say the before,” says Professor Meyer. McCoy Creative Director Tony fi rsthand look at MoNA and Meyer’s “That makes this research fun but Garner’s attempt to engage the mentorship have been invaluable. intimidating.” Memphis community in the theatre. “I had perceived that as a negative “We got to see the MoNA in action,” Theatre Professor David Jilg ’79 is but now I understand it was an Badger says. “We got to run an mentoring Lee Bryant ’11, who in administrative strategy,” she says. experiment and take data.” turn is guiding the work of three RIRS fellows in the production of 2. Technical Skills. “We learned to Miller says Professor Meyer’s a documentary video about the 30- use all the fancy cameras and to edit approach to mentorship has resulted year history of McCoy Theatre. online.” in maximum learning. “She’s not bossy at all. She lets us make “Compressing 30 years into 15 3. Then there’s the deeper knowledge. mistakes and fi x them.” minutes is not easy!” Bryant says. “It’s so great to talk with the McCoy “This project is fun and it’s stressful.” alums and to understand that we all Both say this summer was a The theatre fellow divides her share this sense of, ‘McCoy is a home landmark experience: “Science breakthroughs into three primary away from home but not a place without the answers in the back categories: to hide; a place to feel safe and be of the textbook is harder but more pushed farther than we thought we rewarding,” Badger says. Miller 1. Little-known or misunderstood could go.’

The fi rst formal fellowships at Rhodes were funded Through the Summer Service Fellows program, 16 by a $6 million grant from the Robert and Ruby Priddy students pursue individual community projects with Charitable Trust in 2002 which helped to underwrite partner organizations. Their work enables them to have the Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies, the Summer an impact on the community while learning the inner Service Fellowships and the St. Jude Summer Plus workings of nonprofi t organizations. program. Three years after issuing their initial grant, the Priddys The Rhodes Institute for Regional Studies is an were so impressed with Rhodes’ stewardship that they eight-week fellowship program that engages students asked for a proposal for a program that would inspire in academic research on Memphis and the Mid-South a new generation of leaders in the arts. A few months region. Mentored by Rhodes faculty, fellows spend the later CODA was born. The Center for Outreach in the summer independently researching their chosen topics Development of the Arts encourages student fellows to and present their fi ndings during the last week of the expand the impact of the arts on the Rhodes community, program. Their research papers are published online at Memphis and beyond. The program’s goal is to create rhodes.edu/academics/1114.asp. more opportunities for art to enrich the lives of those St. Jude Summer Plus offers Rhodes students the inside and outside the gates of Rhodes. opportunity to work in the laboratories of St. Jude Crossroads to Freedom is a digital archive of primary researchers for two summers and an academic year. materials that document the civil rights era in Memphis. Students conduct independent research projects, Crossroads fellows work collaboratively to collect and participate in lectures and discussions and attend group process documents for the archive. One of their main meetings. They also present their research at local, activities is conducting oral history interviews with national and international scholarly meetings. community members.

{ 14 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu “This has given me a greater appreciation for what McCoy means to the campus and to those who pass through,” Bryant concludes. “Knowing that students and alums can have such an impact inspires me, makes me think I, too, can be an adult, take initiative and create something that lasts.”

Professor Jilg, too, is pleased with the project.

“We’ve shown that the role of the student manager can be effective if it’s done correctly. Lee worked on a documentary history of Memphis’ Circuit Playhouse last year in the Regional Studies Institute, so that gave her experience working with the parameters of documentary and interviews. She’s a rising senior and a natural leader. That, too, is important.”

Professor Jilg says he wouldn’t be surprised if more RIRS fellows develop their projects further in follow-up fellowships.

“These are wonderful opportunities for students to engage in research and creative activity that connect Lee Bryant ’11 and professor David Jilg ’79 working on the McCoy video to but go beyond their classroom work in endeavors that they and others will benefi t from greatly. Some will use their fellowship as a fellowship-type experience as an school he used parts of it as his stepping stone to honors research undergraduate that has meant so doctoral dissertation. Now he has or some other project. For others it much to me personally,” he says. a book on the subject pending will be the capstone of their college Garner, a math major, was offered publication at Oxford University experience. It all depends on where a summer research position by a Press. the student is in his or her career.” Greek and Roman Studies faculty mentor. He immersed himself “I’ve seen the trajectory and I know Director of Fellowships Scott in it and didn’t let go at the end what this can do for students. Garner couldn’t agree more. of the summer. He changed his They get to take all the knowledge major and the research became his with them and it will enhance “One reason I’m passionate senior project that was published both their wisdom and their life about this job is that I had a in a scholarly journal. In graduate experience.” rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 15 } Robust Rhodes College Sets Records with New Students, Faculty

By Martha Hunter Shepard ’66

Photography by Justin Fox Burks

here is some good academic and economic that thanks to the generous support of the Rhodes news at Rhodes—more than 60 percent of community, along with careful fi nancial management the class of 2010 have jobs in a wide variety on the part of the college staff and Board of Trustees, Tof professional fi elds, and more than 30 percent have we continue to attract—and retain—top students and enrolled in top graduate schools around the country. faculty. All these factors have allowed Rhodes, says Dean Michael Drompp, to take advantage of a “buyer’s What’s more, this fall brought a record 507 new market,” giving us our fi rst choice of applicants for every students and 18 new faculty—at a time when many open faculty position. colleges are experiencing downward enrollment trends and severe budget and hiring cuts. Like all Rhodes faculty, the new professors are tops in their fi elds. Happily, they wanted to come to Not Rhodes. No layoffs here, no furloughs, no salary an excellent small, liberal arts college in an urban cuts (we even eked out modest raises this year), no environment. They value close professional relationships cutbacks in academic, athletic or other extracurricular between students and faculty. They encourage student programs. If anything, we’re growing. Eleven of the 18 research and look forward to being mentors. Several are new faculty are tenure-track. We’ve even added new interested in establishing student exchange programs in tenure-track lines in the Departments of Mathematics, their fi elds with universities abroad. They fi nd Rhodes Philosophy, Physics and Business. students “engaged,” “hard-working,” “earnest” and “good-humored.” They appreciate the diversity of the How do we do it? Allen Boone ’71, the college’s Rhodes community. Many, who are teaching across vice president for fi nancial and business affairs, says disciplines, have a high regard for established faculty

{ 16 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Five of 18 outstanding new faculty: Top - Francesca Tronchin and Mark Behr. Center - Tracy Lemos. Bottom - Evelyn Perry and Jeff Hamrick

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 17 } and enjoy the remarkable degree of collegiality Rhodes offers. Who could ask for anything more?

Here are profi les of some representative new Rhodes faculty.

Francesca Tronchin Art History Assistant Professor Francesca Tronchin’s research interests include ancient Roman collecting practices as well as domestic architecture and decoration in the Roman world. She has served as visiting assistant professor at Ohio State University, where she taught Art of the Ancient World, Classical Archaeology, Roman Sculpture and Topography of Augustan Rome.

She holds her B.A. from Smith College and Ph.D. from Boston University. Francesca Tronchin

Her current book project is “All I wanted to be was an and artists from all over the world. about decoration, collecting and archaeologist,” she says. When that fellowship expired I then autobiography—how the Romans went to the classics department may have viewed their homes in Even with an undergraduate degree of the University of Manitoba for a way as representative of their in Ancient Studies and Archaeology, a year-long postdoctoral research identity. and M.A. and Ph.D. in Art History, fellowship in Roman archaeology. the road to Rhodes proved to be a “The unfortunate thing about that long one. “Certainly the jobs that caught my is we have so few ancient voices that eye were at places like Rhodes— tell us the personal connection,” she “I had to move around a lot before small, liberal arts, four-year explains. “I’ve been trying to put fi nding Rhodes,” Tronchin says. colleges. It mirrors my own college forth the message that I think the “The job market is very competitive, experience in many ways. I went Romans did tell their own stories and certainly long gone are the days to Smith, where there were small that we’ve lost.” in which someone graduates with classes and personal relationships a Ph.D. and can simply choose a among faculty and students. Here, Tronchin, whose father is from place and be guaranteed a tenure I’m able to go to the Rat for lunch northeast Italy’s Veneto area, grew track job. After I fi nished my Ph.D. and sit with faculty from all up with her parents in North I taught at Ohio State for two years, disciplines. That’s very important Carolina. She confesses to a fi lling in for a professor who was to me. There seems to be a built-in childhood obsession with Egypt, on leave. From there I went to Los interdisciplinary ethos here. People even creating a papier maché replica Angeles as a postdoctoral fellow are interested in what I’m doing and of King Tut’s death mask when she at the Getty Research Institute, eager to help me fi gure out how to was 10. where I was able to meet scholars do it.”

{ 18 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu That was evident before classes Mark Behr Fiction Writing from the University began. After she attended the Art English of Notre Dame. He comes to Department retreat, the Greek and Associate Professor Mark Behr, a Rhodes from the College of Santa Roman Studies faculty invited her highly regarded South African Fe, NM, where for the past eight to theirs. A dialogue quickly ensued novelist, teaches creative writing years he served as associate professor among Tronchin, Greek and Roman and literature. His fi rst novel, The of World Literature and Fiction Studies and the Buckman Center for Smell of Apples (1995), won several Writing. He serves annually as International Education exploring awards in the U.K., South Africa Visiting Writer at the University of the possibilities of taking students and the U.S. His second novel, Cape Town, South Africa. abroad. Embrace (2001), and his latest novel, Kings of the Water (2009), received “Rhodes and I found each other,” “In the past, I’ve taken groups of excellent reviews in journals such as says Behr. “I was a professor in students to Italy and certainly The Times Literary Supplement and Santa Fe for eight years and was would like to do it again,” she says. The Guardian. His work has been about to start looking around for a “I spent my junior year abroad in translated into 10 languages. new job when I heard Rhodes was Athens and it changed my life; I looking for a fi ction writer, and the want Rhodes students to have that Behr received his B.A. in English English Department happened to experience as well.” and his B.A. Honors in Politics know who I was, as some professors from Stellenbosch University in here had been teaching my work for Tronchin recently became assistant South Africa. He received his M.A. years. director of a new summer program in International Peace Studies as in Turkey through the Crisler well as M.A. in English Literature “My Rhodes colleagues have Library in Ephesus. She sees it and M.F.A in Literature and impressive credentials from top- as an international program for archaeology students, classics and Mark Behr art history students and hopes to involve Rhodes undergraduates. Actually, she began placing Rhodes students abroad before the college hired her.

“This summer, on my recommendation, a Rhodes student participated in an archaeological fi eld school in Pompeii,” says Tronchin. “She wrote me after meeting me during my interview last winter asking how she could get on an excavation there. I gave her some names of people who I knew were working there, and she ended up participating in a program with a friend of mine who runs the project. Even before the ink was dry on my contract, I was recruiting Rhodes students!”

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 19 } notch schools, their own scholarly programs,” he wants to push them small group of progressive students output is extensive and impressive, farther. who, together with my professors, and many seem to have a nice sense soon turned my world view upside of self-irony and playfulness.” “A colleague and I in the English down and inside out. My till-then Department are discussing setting profoundly conservative set of “I’ve been interested in living in up literature studies exchanges beliefs was forever disturbed by the Southern U.S. from even between Rhodes and some eastern my engagement with new ideas of before I began spending time in and southern African universities,” anti-racism, feminism, Marxist- this country in the early 1990s: he says. “It is most likely that Leninism, anti-militarism and I have friends here, and I have we would teach and study world various strategies for social, political long admired much Southern literature, postcolonial literature and cultural transformation. Many literature. Writers like Tennessee as well as creative writing. Foci of the people I was meant to report Williams, William Faulkner, arising from African literature on to the state became my closest Carson McCullers and Alice Walker would include regional literatures friends and remain so today. cemented an early fascination (South African lit, East African lit, with the South, perhaps in part francophone African lit) as well as “It was this destabilization of my due to echoes from my own life questions of translation, writing in conservative world view that led me in sub-Saharan Africa. It will be indigenous language vs. colonial to graduate work in International interesting to see how and if my languages, as well as questions Peace Studies and to my years of own writing is impacted by living relevant to place of publication, i.e., work as a research fellow and teacher and working here; I cannot believe African publishers’ relationship to at the International Peace Research that it will not. My writing is publishers and agents in Europe and Institute of Oslo. always refl ective of and colored by the U.S. And, of course, African the geographies in which I live.” students would also have to tell us “As part of my M.A. in Peace Studies what in particular they may wish to I was looking at representations Behr, who “wanted to be an English learn from us.” of war and violence in literature, teacher and a writer since I was at the question of how identity is fairly young—perhaps due to Behr himself learned a great deal represented in literature and popular my idealization of my own high in college, much of which has culture: questions of race, sexuality, school English teacher,” pushes his informed his writing ever since. gender, class, physical appearance, students to do their best. language, nationality, ethnicity and “Directly after high school I went loyalty. My own world view had “So far I am delighted by the into the South African Defence been healthily challenged by the students’ commitment to doing Force for two years of compulsory work of fi ction writers like Nadine the work. During my fi rst Creative national service. After my years in Gordimer and Toni Morrison, by Writing classes at 8 a.m. on a the military I went to Stellenbosch theorists like Antonio Gramsci, Monday and Wednesday morning University, near Cape Town, which bell hooks and Eve Sedgwick, all I cautioned and cajoled that the was traditionally the bastion of people who in one way or another class would be a tough, painful and Afrikaner Nationalism and therefore believe that the way the world horrifi c experience for anyone who of South Africa’s white Afrikaner works—both the large and the didn’t do lots of writing and lots of elite. A family member of mine who minute brush strokes of our beliefs reading. They all came back, plus retired as a general in the South and behaviors—can and should two more, with all the reading done. African Security Police offered to be challenged. A large body of That’s great for any teacher and for pay my studies if I worked as an contemporary world literature is all students who are serious about agent of the state, an offer I was consciously and unconsciously becoming decent writers.” very proud of and accepted without political: I am inquisitive and hope any moral doubts. As a low-level that many of the students who pass As “a supporter of study abroad agent I came into contact with a through my classes too will become

{ 20 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu inquisitive about how literature and writing form, inform and transform our daily lives.”

Tracy Lemos Religious Studies Assistant Professor Tracy Lemos, a Rhode Island native who came to Rhodes in 2009, specializes in the areas of Hebrew Bible and early Judaism. She previously taught at Yale Divinity School, Boston University and Miami University of Ohio.

She received her B.A. with honors from Brown University and Ph.D. with distinction from Yale University.

Lemos’ fi rst book, Marriage Gifts and Social Change in Ancient Palestine: 1200 BCE-200 CE, was recently published by Cambridge University Press. She has also Tracy Lemos published articles on the topic of impurity and on the connection a freshman in college, majored At Boston University, Lemos taught between shame and violence. Her in Judaic studies, took a lot of in the writing program. next book will deal with masculinity Bible courses, and went from in the Hebrew Bible and early Jewish undergraduate studies straight to the “I didn’t expect to be teaching in texts. Ph.D. I really loved the material and that area, but at BU you teach was quite focused.” writing through teaching a subject. “I’ve always been interested in So I was teaching things I already religion,” says Lemos. “Also, I’m a She’s found a happy home at Rhodes. knew—biblical material, literature very skeptical person. My parents, of the ancient Near East, etc. It gave who are Azorian immigrants, are “Rhodes has a really good Religious me some experience teaching writing, devout Catholics, and religion was Studies department,” she says. “For a which was very useful. It also taught so much a part of the fabric of college of its size, there are so many me a lot about teaching.” the community. I was skeptical of Religious Studies faculty because Catholic doctrine at an early age. of the way the curriculum is. I can’t At Rhodes, Lemos says she likes her When I was about 12 or so, I started think of another college, apart from students, not just because they’re asking questions and began reading those in the Ivy League, where I smart, more diverse than she had about Judaism, Christianity and the would be part of a department that expected, and “get” her sense of Bible. has four or fi ve other biblicists. It’s humor: Like Mark Behr’s students, nice to have conversation partners they take encouragement well. “I wanted to be a professor when like Steve McKenzie and Gail I was 15 years old; it’s the only Streete with whom I can talk about “I teach in the interdisciplinary profession I ever focused on. I my work, and who have a very deep Search course. Last year, because took biblical Hebrew when I was understanding of it.” I had many of the same students rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 21 } for both semesters, I knew their Perry realized she wanted to teach a to grow and improve. I’ll always be strengths and weaknesses and could couple of years out of college while learning how to be a good teacher.” push them second semester to keep working at a social service agency in honing their skills. I assigned a Portland, OR, for people living with Her students, she says, “really research paper second semester—I HIV and AIDS. want to get something out of knew they could do it. I knew they this experience and seem to take could write well, and I got some “Part of my job was to train new advantage of it in many different really great papers. crops of volunteers who were going ways—in terms of academics, social to work quite closely with people activities and volunteering through “My approach in Search is historical: with HIV and AIDS to provide service organizations, and I fi nd that You need evidence, corroboration emotional and practical support. really impressive.” of sources and different types of Facilitating training, though intense, sources. Using that kind of critical was an absolute joy, and it made For her dissertation Perry studied a approach makes it easier for students me think, ‘Hey—maybe I’d really “race- and class-mixed neighborhood to learn. It challenges them, but enjoy teaching.’ From the very fi rst in Milwaukee, which is a very that’s why we’re in this business.” class I taught in graduate school, I segregated city,” she says. “The absolutely loved it. neighborhood has been mixed for Evelyn Perry 30 years and I was really interested Anthropology and Sociology “I think it has a lot to do with in how people live with difference, Assistant Professor Evelyn Perry’s the fact that I see teaching as an and how this place has managed to teaching and research interests opportunity to continually learn stay diverse.” include community and urban with and from students. And as a sociology, culture, social theory, profession, it offers endless room Perry says she defi nitely plans to be inequality and racial and ethnic relations. Evelyn Perry

She received her B.A. from Colorado College, and M.A. and Ph.D. from Indiana University.

Coming to Rhodes was an easy decision for the Milwaukee native.

“I went a liberal arts school— Colorado College—so throughout graduate school I pictured an urban liberal arts school as an ideal destination. Urban, because I’m an urban sociologist, and I embrace the liberal arts model because it emphasizes intellectual, creative and civic development. I also had a ringing endorsement of Rhodes from Ann McCranie, a colleague at Indiana University who’s a Rhodes alum (class of ’96). She had nothing but glowing things to say about the college.”

{ 22 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu involved with Urban Studies and involve her students in research.

“Cities are my passion, and digging into urban neighborhood life is an amazing way to learn. There are a lot of people in Memphis who could teach students far more than I ever could, so I’m looking forward to inviting students to participate in my research and to do their own research.”

“It’s important to get past the gates of Rhodes. That’s another thing that attracted me to the college. There are a lot of people here who are committed to getting students out into the community, not just through service—not just doing for, but learning from the city and learning with its residents. It also sets the tone for the rest of their lives. They are in Memphis Jeff Hamrick and have a responsibility to learn about where they are and grow His research interests include both mathematics software companies, their compassion. These are smart a theoretical and applied interest in banks, hospitals, even Bloomberg. students and they are going to do the statistics of stochastic processes. good things in the world. I want His primary areas of application are On coming to Rhodes, the Tampa, them to pay attention to where they fi nancial mathematics, econometric FL, native says he was interested live, no matter where they end up.” theory, market microstructure and in being at a liberal arts institution understanding how fi nancial crises of good caliber where “the weather Jeff Hamrick spread from one market to another is nicer than in Boston. I knew Mathematics market. when I was on the job market that I Assistant Professor Jeff Hamrick wouldn’t necessarily fi nd something joined the Rhodes faculty in 2009. Hamrick has B.S., B.A. and B.B.A satisfying all these conditions, but He is a fi nancial mathematician degrees from Stetson University. then the interviewing process went and statistician with a wide range His M.A. and Ph.D. are from really well at Rhodes, and I think of teaching interests. He views Boston University. He also holds we found a match on both sides.” mathematics as both a science Certifi ed Financial Advisor and art, often asking students to and Financial Risk Manager Hamrick says he developed work with him as experimentalists designations. his love for mathematics as an with software packages such as undergraduate. Mathematica, SAS and PASW Hamrick says he’s “a refugee from Statistics. A Project NExT fellow, the fi nancial services sector,” where “When I started at Stetson he discusses teaching issues with he worked as a portfolio manager, University, my initial plan was to faculty at other institutions who are consultant and software engineer. become an accountant and lawyer. at similar stages of their careers. He’s also done consulting for Though I liked fi nance courses and rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 23 } statistics courses, I didn’t respond this summer one of my students, When assets are moving slightly well to courses in accounting and Adam Joplin ’11, a mathematics/ independent from one another, you taxation. When I had fi nished economics bridge major, won a Jane can benefi t from this diversifi cation. taking every statistics course at the Hyde Scott Award from Rhodes to You can have the same expected business school, I said, ‘What’s work on a project with me.” It’s one return from your portfolio that next?’ The faculty there told me of fi ve awards given to rising seniors you’d have from lower risk. When that if I really wanted to understand for special academic activities in the we experience a fi nancial crisis the theory underpinning applied summer prior to the senior year. like in the last two years, that statistics, I needed to understand phenomenon breaks down. No mathematics better. So I took my “He researched a type of investment longer do assets zig and zag—They fi rst college-level mathematics strategy called covered call writing, all tend to zig together or zag course—an introduction to logic studying the dynamics of why together, negating some of the and proof—fell in love, and never this strategy seems to outperform benefi ts of portfolio diversifi cation. looked back. Of course, I retained the S&P 500. He’s running the So what I try to model in my my interest in both fi nance and appropriate statistical tests and mathematical research is that statistics, and here we are today.” quantitative analysis. His proposal phenomenon—to try to build was to do this research project models in which that phenomenon Hamrick loves teaching. Regarding with me as well as learn statistical is clear and then to map those the Rhodes curriculum, he says programming language called models to actual data, so I can there’s a real opportunity to SAS. In late summer, he took—and see whether or not they explain combine mathematics education passed—the industry examination effectively real world data. with the liberal arts education, covering that programming but, “there is sort of a fear factor language. I was really happy for “The other thing I’m working with quantitative learning, so it’s him.” on now is looking at derivative challenging to convince them to do instruments, which are plain it while holding academic standards Hamrick says he’s “very committed vanilla ones, not those that have high.” to doing more of these things. been criticized during this fi nancial While I don’t think the core of crisis—like collateralized debt That doesn’t stop him. This fall, he the liberal arts education is pre- obligations. I’m looking at call and the Economics Department professional training—I don’t options and put options on stock. introduced an interdisciplinary think we should sell to students the They’ve been traded for several upper division math course, idea, ‘come to Rhodes, and we’ll hundred years, and highly traded Introduction to Mathematical teach you a programming language in the U.S. since about 1950, and Finance. With 11 students enrolled, so that someone will hire you’—I very liquidly traded since the 1980s. it’s an elective for both math majors do think that liberally educated I develop models that look at these and students in the Mathematics/ students are versatile and fl exible option prices at the same time Economics bridge major. and can learn quickly and can do so and try to understand from those many things.” prices what the market thinks the “We also have some Business majors world will be like in the future. in the class who have taken the His research interests include “two More precisely, I look at what these prerequisite, Calculus III,” says big things right now—I study option prices tell us about what Hamrick, who looks forward to models of contagion between the market’s expectations of asset increased connections between fi nancial markets. One of the returns will be, going forward. It the Mathematics and Business principles of portfolio theory is turns out that’s a very interesting departments. that you should spread out your problem, both theoretically and investments, not put all your eggs computationally.” “I also work closely with a number of in one basket. The idea is that students in other ways. For example, when one asset zigs, another zags.

{ 24 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu A NEW WAY TO PLAY

Gotcha! Paintball almost makes its mark

By Daney Daniel Kepple Photography by Justin Fox Burks

he term “big deal” has a “We plan our weekends around it,” began its fourth season this fall, special meaning at Rhodes. says Kelsey Hope ’11. provides a greater breadth of T It has an unusual spelling weekend programming for students. as well, a play on the name of “I try to do whatever they are Guided by a student-staff team, it sponsoring,” claims Sameer sponsors 10 events each semester, Charles E. Diehl, president of the Warraich ’13. ranging from paintball to NBA college from 1917-49, whose statue basketball, from skiing to white- stands sentinel outside Burrow Hall. “It’s a great way to do things you would water rafting and camping trips. never otherwise have the opportunity What’s not to like? Use the phrase “Big Diehl” to any to do,” according to Jessica Cowan ’11. student and you’re sure to hear, Even better, most of the events come “Count me in!” The Big Diehl program, which with no or low price tags. Movie

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 25 } tickets and Memphis Grizzlies NBA members involved the leaders international students and students basketball games are free. A weekend of existing groups that sponsor of color, almost all students utilize it. of resort skiing costs only $20 plus weekend programming—the North I’ve been involved with movie tickets, meals. It’s no surprise there are long American Interfraternity Conference Memphis Redbirds baseball games lines for the out-of-town trips, and (IFC), National Pan-Hellenic and plays at the Orpheum. They that 250 movie tickets evaporate in Council (NPHC), National were all well-attended by a good mix 10 minutes. Panhellenic Conference (NPC) and of students. I haven’t been involved the Rhodes Activity Board (RAB). with any event that didn’t sell out.” Naturally, such a successful program All the groups have become staunch didn’t just happen. As the student supporters of the Big Diehl. The students agree. Sameer body and faculty have grown, Warraich says, “Those of us who geographic, ethnic and economic Breaking down social barriers has went on a camping trip got so diversity has increased signifi cantly. been an important and unexpected close, and now we talk every day. benefi t, according to Director of That happens with all the activities. Dean of Students Carol Casey says, New Student Programs Marcus When you go out and have fun “It became very clear to me four Langford. together it creates a bond.” years ago that we needed to address weekend programming for our “It allows fi rst-year students a way Says Jessica Cowan: “I was pretty students.” to connect with the upper class set socially when I got to Rhodes, students, which they love doing. but the Big Diehl took me outside Address it, she did. Her team While it is highly benefi cial to the my comfort zone and connected me

White-water rafting on the Ocoee

{ 26 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu with new people. I go anywhere now even if my friends aren’t going.”

Director of Residence Life Marianne Luther says, “Students tell us via the senior exit survey and the social satisfaction survey that they enjoy the program and like the variety of events. In fact, they say they like the idea even if they haven’t participated. I would call it a success.”

That success includes broad staff involvement. John Blaisdell, now an Associate Dean Of Students, and offi cer Charlie Poindexter led a camping trip to the Smokies. Director of Student Conduct Chad Justin Burns, Tia Hannum ’10, Michael Castellarin ’11, Ellie Connick ’11, Sara Pellegrom ’11 and Ahren takes students kayaking on Kristen Jones ’11 at the Memphis Redbirds’ 2010 home opener the Wolf River. Field hockey coach Jane Wells ’03 has been on all three ski trips and says she gets as much as she gives.

“It’s just great to see students who wouldn’t otherwise have the resources to be there learn to ski,” says Wells. “And it’s great to get to know students I wouldn’t normally come into contact with. I got to know Sameer, who’s from Pakistan, on the bus, and we spent quite a bit of time talking about hockey and the differences between here and Pakistan and the rest of the world. I asked him to join us for pickup games and Taking in a Grizzlies game last spring (left to right): Becky Johnson ’13, Chloe Smith ’13, Guy he’s been able to make it a few Handley ’11 and Kaetlin Taylor ’12 times. I learn from him.” Colonial. That was it for many that Memphis plays a big role. Wells is a big fan of the Big Diehl students around my age. This for another reason. program makes it easy for students “This is one of the culturally richest “I graduated from Rhodes in ’03 to explore the city, and connecting cities in the country, and our and I can tell you there were very with Memphis is an important part students need to be part of that.” few places in Memphis that we of the Rhodes Vision.” went. Beale Street when we were old enough, a few restaurants in Chad Ahren, who became convener Midtown and the Target store on of the planning team this fall, agrees rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 27 } A Great Day for Rhodes

community partners turned out to and civic engagement. celebrate Rhodes being rated No. 1 among the “Most Service-Minded Mayor Wharton wrote in a Schools” in Kaplan/Newsweek’s congratulatory letter to President “Finding the Right College for You” Troutt: “The future belongs to guide. Of the 510 schools evaluated, these young men and women, and 25 colleges made the cut with I applaud all that you are doing Rhodes at the top of the list. to shape them into committed, compassionate leaders.” Rhodes President Bill Troutt and Memphis Mayor AC Wharton Joining the celebration were Memphis Mayor AC Wharton, Said Truman Scholar Eric Dailey henever Rhodes has U.S. Congressman Steve Cohen, ’11, “Rhodes is intentional about Wsomething special to Rhodes’ Board of Trustees chair fi nding students who excel both in celebrate, President Bill Michaelcheck ’69, immediate and outside the classroom, and our Bill Troutt does it with taste and past Board chair Spence Wilson efforts have paid off.” ease—he invites everybody to an and trustee emerita Beth ice cream social. LeMaster Simpson ’58, who President Troutt had the last word was acknowledged as the fi rst about Rhodes students: “They are September 20, 2010, was such a coordinator of the college’s Kinney inspiring. They are just terrifi c. day. Students, faculty and staff, Program, which is based on They are No. 1.” alumni, trustees, civic leaders and student volunteerism, leadership JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Memphis Mayor AC Wharton spoke at the Sept. 20 ice cream social celebrating Rhodes’ designation as Newsweek’s #1 Service- Minded School in America. Among those in attendance were trustee emerita Beth Simpson ’58 (far left). Alongside Mayor Wharton were Bill Michaelcheck ’69, Bill Troutt, Spence Wilson and Steve Cohen.

{ 28 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Alumni News From the Alumni Relations Offi ce

Dear Alumnus/a, Greetings from the Alumni with faculty members in experiential Relations Offi ce! learning activities that meet their So much of the focus of the Alumni academic interests and needs. While Offi ce last year centered on recruiting it is true that Rhodes faculty members students. We increased the number provided the encouragement and of receptions for prospective students nurturing for this kind of learning in throughout the recruitment cycle, previous generations, at present and hosting 38 events in the homes of moving forward, this approach will alumni or parents of our students. Our be in the mainstream of the college’s staff also played a role in coordinating efforts to support student learning. phone calls from alumni to prospective As with most things we do, there students. The impact of loyal alumni will be a place for our alumni to help was felt and made a difference. In in adding value to the fellowships August, we welcomed 507 members of initiative. Students will need sites at the Class of 2014. which they can become engaged in This year, we’re raising the bar in work in the fi elds they wish to explore. recruiting students in our Rhodes Certainly, many of those settings Career Network programming. In will be in and around Memphis, but Bud Richey July, we were delighted to have Career students will seek opportunities beyond Services join our College Relations the region as well. fortunate and privileged to serve such a division. We look forward to working Stay in contact with us as we remarkable community. as divisional colleagues in efforts to will do with you. Keep us posted serve both students and alumni. about developments or changes in Best regards, Another exciting initiative for your personal and professional life. students is the new fellowships program, Participate in Rhodes activities to the Bud Richey faculty-guided student learning extent that you can. Please help where Associate Vice President and experiences. You’ll fi nd the story on you can, knowing that we are far better Director of Alumni Relations page 6 of this issue of Rhodes. Students with your good involvement. Know, in different disciplines are working too, that those of us on the staff feel

Make your plans now for Homecoming/Reunion Weekend October 29-31, 2010

For a complete schedule and lodging information, visit rhodes.edu/homecoming

rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 29 } ClassClass NotesNotes

By Emily Sullivan ’13

Rhodes College 1955 Alumni Association 55th Reunion The President Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 Marynell Branch ’77 Charitable Little Rock, AR 1957 Annuity: Mary Frances Files Silitch 1938 was selected as one of the The Gift Jim and Marietta Morris three inductees into the Watt have been married Arkansas Aviation Hall That Keeps for 70 years. Recently, First of Fame for 2010 by the Presbyterian Church in Arkansas Aviation Historical Giving Trenton, TN, honored them Society. She was invited with James and Marietta to Little Rock for the 31st Watt Day. Rev. Paul B. Annual Arkansas Aviation Tucker, who came up with Hall of Fame Banquet and the idea for this annual Induction Ceremony. Founders Day, chose Jim The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular and Marietta to be the fi rst way to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying honorees. They are the oldest 1958 fi xed income for life and possible tax benefi ts. In members in the church, at 95 Reporter: Lorraine exchange for a contribution of $10,000 or more, in and 92. Rayburn Abernathy cash or appreciated stock, Rhodes can offer you a fi xed 30 Willway Ave. annual payment for life, based on your contribution, 1940 Richmond, VA 23226 your age and the current annuity rates established by 70th Reunion 804-353-4202 the American Council on Gift Annuities. Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 [email protected] Wallace Mayton currently Grace Brown Toler writes The amount of your lifetime annual payment is lives in Lubbock, TX, from Jackson, MS, about determined at the time the charitable gift annuity is with his younger son a granddaughter who was funded. Your annual payment will never change and Maury Weisiger Mayton visiting Haiti when the will continue regardless of how long you live. ’76. Wallace is celebrating his earthquake struck that 70th reunion this year, and country in January. Grace Age Annuity Rate his son Wallace III ’70 is shares her story: “When celebrating his 40th. Wallace the earthquake happened, 70 ...... 5.8% Sr. marked his 96th birthday our granddaughter, Mary 75 ...... 6.4% Jan. 4, 2010. Grace, had been on the 80 ...... 7.2% island for only 48 hours. 85 ...... 8.1% She, along with her team 90 & over ...... 9.5% 1950 members, had to be rescued 60th Reunion by an international security You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 company. She is a sophomore and your spouse or any other loved one, but the Reporters: Ann DeWar at Ole Miss this fall, but annuity rates will be slightly lower for two people. For Blecken plans to go back to Haiti in additional information, please contact: November to try and fi nd an 355 Caraway Cv. orphan she had befriended.” Memphis, TN 38117 Grace also says that she The Rhodes College Offi ce of Development 901-683-4737 has become reacquainted 901-843-3850 Jim Williamson with Stella Wilson Dixon, rhodes.edu/plannedgiving 733 University St. Brownsville, TN, who has Memphis, TN 38107 a daughter living in Jackson, 901-276-3989 and they see one another at church. Gathering their family in the Ozarks at Greers 1952 Mary Reporter: Ann Rollow Ross Ferry Lake, and Buddy Whiteaker, who live [email protected] near Pine Bluff, celebrated Buddy’s 75th birthday.

{ 30 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu (That’s an occasion many spending time at their Port good times with Truly and full-service retirement of us have already or will Aransas cottage where their Eric Mount, a riverboat cruise community. Ed continues celebrate soon enough.) In family joined them, is that on the Danube, followed by to serve on the board of June the Whiteakers stopped the oil spill in the Gulf did a few days in Prague. Mary trustees of the William Black by my house on a visit with not get to their part of the Alice, who enjoyed the sights Lodge in Montreat, NC. their son and his family here coast—though seaweed did. and time spent with dear Ed also provided me with in Richmond, and we visited Charles Somervill quips friends, says that “life is lots of information on Navy and lunched at the newly from Texas upon getting our good!” Admiral Bill Stewart, who renovated Virginia Museum request for class news, “Aw, Always to be counted on transferred to Southwestern of Fine Arts. you’re just checking to see for an activity report is San our junior year after a Nancy Carter Burnidge who is still alive!” You know, Andrews Robertson. She and tour in the Marines. Bill sent a quick note from he’s not all wrong! husband, Bill, celebrated is a graduate of Union Elgin, IL, that she was on Travel news also from their 50th with a luncheon/ Theological Seminary and her way to her son’s wedding Milton and Mary Joy reception at their church. a former chaplain in the in Denver and would pass Prichard Knowlton ’61, She and Bill met while reserves. During the Gulf along more news at a later leaving Memphis to travel they both worked at Cape War Bill coordinated all time. She recommended with some Asheville, Canaveral, FL, she as a data Navy chaplains during the book The Book Thief by NC, friends to some of reduction mathematician that campaign as director Marcus Zusak. Nancy’s our national parks, from and he as an Air Force of mobilization. He served recommendations are always Bozeman, MT, to Las Vegas. lieutenant. Their wedding several church congregations, timely. They saw Yellowstone, the party included bridesmaid, was also a presbytery Our condolences and fond Tetons, Jackson Hole, Salt Thirza Mobley Sloan. executive for several thoughts go to Betty Russell Lake City, Canyonlands, Another 50th wedding presbyteries as well as Synod in Piggott, AR, on the death Bryce Canyon and Zion. anniversary report, this from executive for the Synod of of her 102-year-old father Jane Dean Sohm writes Diane and Walker Wellford. the Mid-Atlantic. He now in June. Betty had been his from Memphis that she They celebrated the event lives outside Carthage, NC, companion and mainstay for attended a Hernando, with daughter Lauren on Sarah McLeod Stewart’s years. MS, celebration of WWII Wellford Deming ’87 and ancestral farm, land that has Joan and Dickie Jones, veterans from Desoto son Walker Wellford ’90 and been in the McLeod family from San Diego, recently County with a huge crowd, grandchildren at Barnsley since 1780. took a marvelous 15-day among whom were Dick and Gardens, a resort in north Frank and Susie Splann Mediterranean cruise with Emily Cason Brankstone, Georgia. send lots of sunrise and a group of 70 sponsored by who have recently moved to Bates Peacock Toone sunset beach photos, making Logos Ministries. The theme Hernando. reports on continued me think that retirement in of the tour was following involvement with her Hawaii is the good life! in Paul’s footsteps. They watercolor painting, but Our class offers fl ew from Los Angeles 1959 mostly of her son, Edwin, a condolences to Jane to Barcelona, where they Reporter: Sara Jean professional photographer, Alexander Biedenharn on the boarded their ship. They (Shiney) Jackson now traveling in India death of her brother, former sailed to Malta, Crete, Egypt, and living in Spain. Her Rhodes College president, [email protected] Israel and three ports in daughter’s two sons (10 and John David Alexander ’53. An informal gathering of Turkey. On a two-day stay in 8) provide opportunities for John Gay was sorry to miss Rhodes folks in Montreat, Egypt, the group took a bus good grandparenting. our 50th reunion but likes NC, included myself, Truly from Alexandria to Cairo, Princess Hughes van to keep up with class goings- Brown Mount, Lynda Graham where they visited and Hooser reported to me of on. He proudly reports McCarty ’58, Charlotte entered the Great Pyramid. attending her third space about his prize-winning Frist Chesnutt ’60, Sissy They even took a camel ride. shuttle launch at Cape bird dog, Wimberley Rasberry Jones and Dot Their favorite country was Canaveral and sitting in the Jimdandy, winner of Henning Kaylor ’56. Truly Israel, where a three-day stay VIP section, compliments last spring’s U.S. Open and Eric Mount ’57 were included tours of Jerusalem, of daughter Katherine’s Brittany Championship. proud parents of that week’s Mt. Carmel, Nazareth, involvement in the space “Dandy didn’t just win, he Montreat preacher, their Capernaum and the Sea program. Katherine is Space dominated!” he says. John daughter, the Rev. Dr. of Galilee. In Turkey they Shuttle Main Engine chief now lives in Rockport, TX, Marcia Mount Shoop. Lots had tours of Dalyan, Lake engineer! on the bay with “a relaxing of laughs and memories Koycegis, Baths of Cleopatra Ed Stock and I shared view of the Intercoastal as we shared Rhodes and Ephesus. Their tour health news with each Canal.” experiences as well as our ended in Istanbul, where other, agreeing that “old reading and total connection they visited the Blue Mosque age ain’t for sissies.” Ed’s with the popular book, The and Topkapi Palace. wife Martha Dale is now Help. News from the Gulf Coast in a skilled nursing unit in Mary Alice Masters and from Kip and Louis Zbinden, a Presbyterian-sponsored Bill Carrell ’58 also report rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 31 } Class Notes which all the cast dropped our high point each year New Orleans for a few days, 1960 their r’s. Not me. And, I is olive-picking time. We and we had a ball. (We ate 50th Reunion want to add that I recently have about 60 trees on our enough to be one). In June, fi nished a series of three property—enough to oil the oil spill had appeared Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 paintings of a forest, inspired our existence. We are also at Navarre Beach, which is Reporter: Kim Baxter by the play. I am currently looking forward to the big about 13 miles from here, Henley busy as the curator for art 50 in October. Hope to see and Destin is another seven [email protected] for a major benefi t, with you all there.” miles beyond that. It’s sad. 427 Colonial Rd. silent auction, for CHRIS From Carolyn We defi nitely need a miracle.” Memphis, TN 38117 Kids, the agency in Atlanta Shettlesworth McClurkan: Susanne Files reports: “I 901-761-1443 that aims to provide children “Well, as usual, my news have been retired for 20 Jim Gay retired from a with safe homes. We have involves traveling! In March years. I was a deputy clerk busy ENT practice. He eight group homes over the I fl ew to Chile (right after in the Circuit Court for is enjoying his retirement city, counseling services the earthquake!) and on to Frederick County, MD, and by giving back to the for kids and their families, Easter Island. Yes, the moai at that time had to work community through church camps, education services are as stunning up close only 16 years before retiring. mission work and volunteer and job placement support. as you imagine! Then to My granddaughter was 11 reading to students. He has My health is much better, Buenos Aires, and a drive in July, and my grandson been married for 35 years and I recently fi nished 20 through Patagonia, with turned 4 in April. I still and has a child who is an physical therapy sessions visits to the Andean national belong to several hereditary architect. to get my spine stretched parks of Argentina and organizations, and I’m Mary Sue McGehee enough to pop the disc back Chile (including the Moreno traveling a lot. A few years Curtis is still director of in between its vertebrae.” Glacier). A voyage through ago, I saw “Wicked” on the Shepherding Center at From Gary (aka Don) the Straits of Magellan and Broadway when George Christ Presbyterian Church Wright: “In March, Gene of Darwin, and around Cape Hearn ’56 was starring as in Nashville. “We have been Botsford and I joined Horn, to Usuaia, the world’s the Wizard of Oz, and I had very busy with so many forces at the airport in Nice, southernmost city. Ending dinner with him after the church members affected by France, and, after a few days with a visit to Iguazu Falls, show. We both worked at the fl ood. It was much worse in our home (i.e., belonging surely the most beautiful in WKNO-TV when I lived in than you could imagine! My to my wife Micheline the world. Afterward, I was Memphis many, many years grandchildren also keep me and me) near the Riviera off for three weeks down the ago!” busy. The oldest graduated coast, we enjoyed a fun and Danube!” Robert Mansfi eld and his from Vanderbilt last spring much-needed vacation in John and Barbara Ashcraft wife Jane toured Austria and was married in Dallas in Spain. Obviously, Spain has Hooper and some friends this summer, “attending the October. Her younger sister changed tremendously since fl ew to Sydney, Australia, Oberammergau Passion Play is a senior at Pepperdine. I I spent my year of graduate in January, “where we performed every 10 years in spent a long weekend with study in Madrid in 1966, so boarded a Holland America gratitude to God for being her and her parents several I always have to re-adapt my cruise ship bound for New spared the plague more than months ago. Their younger appreciation of the country Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji. 375 years ago. We hosted brother is in his second each time I go south of the We had a marvelous time. a church group on the tour year at Baylor, where he is French border. Also in the Afterward, we spent three and had a marvelous time. manager of the track team. vein of a Spanish-speaking days exploring Sydney. It’s The Alps are inspiring! Another will be graduating atmosphere, my wife a beautiful city, very clean Included on the Austria from the University of and I recently completed and modern. This was the trip was a tour of Salzburg Tennessee in December. The fi nishing and furnishing a fi rst time I could travel since and all the sites shown in two youngest attend Christ townhouse in Panama. We having a kidney transplant ‘The Sound of Music.’ Also Presbyterian Academy, accomplished this through in July 2009. I love to travel visited the Mozart home where Max is a senior and the hard work and verve of and have visited some 48 and museum, and the castle plays football and soccer. Micheline’s sister Sylvette, countries and all continents by which the Disney World Mary Caroline can’t decide who resides in a village in except Antarctica.” replica was formed.” between being an athlete or the west of the country, not Mary Russell Johnston Tom Moody writes: “I still a diva, as she is very athletic, far from the Costa Rican Christie writes: “I have have such fond memories of but also has a beautiful border. I try to keep my fi nished my fi rst quilt, called Southwestern (Rhodes). I voice.” language skills from going to a sampler quilt because each was a music major (organ); I Jim Curtis’ son Ben has sleep also through frequent square shows a different transferred to the University been in an off-Broadway visits to UNESCO in Paris technique. I will not say how of Kentucky after two years production of Lillian for the many multicultural long it took me! I’ve started and continued my studies in Hellman’s “Another Part of activities of my previous on another. This time it is organ. Later, I changed my the Forest.” Says Jim: “Some employer. At our home a wall hanging, so maybe it major; earned a M.A. degree New Yorkers had trouble in Provence, we enjoy the won’t take so long. I took a from Peabody/Vanderbilt understanding the accents in beautiful countryside, and trip with a friend May 11 to and taught for 30 years

{ 32 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu in Franklin, KY. I have granddaughter Lilly. Many career as chaplain at the December. So much history! served 46 years as organist other Rhodes graduates are youth detention center and I highly recommend both of a Presbyterian church in our family, we are proud building Mentoring in countries. We spent 10 in Bowling Green, KY. In to say!” Marion County. He and days in Maine in July and fall 2009, during an organ On the personal front, Ervin have become a part two weeks in NY State renovation, the church Betsy ’63 and I recently of Memorial Presbyterian in August. In June, we declared the instrument returned from a cool Church in St. Augustine. attended my husband’s the Thomas N. Moody Vermont where we spent There, they participate in the 50th high school reunion organ. It was a humbling more than three weeks St. Johns County Food4Kids in Chattanooga, where I honor. I have said, usually, helping with our two small program, which on Fridays, ran into Rhodes classmates such honors are bestowed grandkids while their mother sends 46 underprivileged Lynn Powell Kleinfelter and at death; however, I am still was at Breadloaf School kids home with backpacks Hannah Richards DeToma. I going strong.” of English. Wonderful of food. Ervin is taking had not seen Hannah since Bevo Finch Ballard writes experience, but occasionally courses at the Community we graduated in 1964. In that she is a “grandmother exhausting. Also, I have a College. She continues September, Nan Bell and I of eight—all in the area; the blog (who doesn’t?) called her peacemaking work met in Paris, TN, for our oldest is 11.” She volunteers Awesome Opines gawsumb. in bringing Christians, 50th high school reunion.” at International House, blogspot.com. It’s mostly Muslims and Jews together K.C. Ptomey wrote that he Fulbright Association, about the arts and movies, for interfaith dialogue, and and his wife, Carole, were Dickens Universe, church but occasionally gets will be taking a group to home in Nashville for the (homeless, kids, missions) political. I post on a weekly Israel/Palestine next year. summer. This fall, K.C. and the Cal Aggie Christian basis. She also is helping their began the second of a fi ve- Association). foster children, adopted year appointment to the Stacy McAdams had an children and birth children Zbinden Chair of Pastoral eventful summer, “buying 1962 who are now in their 20s Ministry and Leadership beautiful ripe plums, Robert Echols retired July and 30s. at Austin Presbyterian Dalmatian fi gs and cherries 22, 2010, as chief judge Margaret Rowe Fancher Seminary. The chair is at the open market next of the U.S. District Court recently began a Prayer named for Louis Zbinden ’58 to Diocletian’s Palace in of the Middle District of Shawl ministry at her church and his wife, Kip ’58. Carol Split, strolling around the Tennessee. A ceremony and in Oxford, MS. She also has served as coordinator marble streets of old Corfu portrait presentation were travels the state for garden of seminary chapel music eating as much Greek yogurt held at the court. On Aug. 2, club district meetings, enjoys and organist and sings with honey and nuts as we Robert joined the Nashville working in her yard and yes, in the choir at University could get our hands on, offi ce of Bass, Berry & Sims knitting! Presbyterian Church, where poking around the lanes of as a member. Trish Gladney Holland she serves as a parish Mykonos, adding baklava has a new book: God Is Not associate. K.C. says, “We to the menu and spinach pie Nice, Growing Up in Christ love Austin and have made a in Heraklion. And of course, 1963 in the Bible Belt, Selected number of new friends.” every evening around the Charlie Rich Poems and Prayers 1975- Susan Douglas Tate writes, piano. I fl ew from Izmir 2005, which will be available “Although I ‘defected’ my [email protected] to Paris for the Fourth of in November. Order from second year to graduate from July garden party at the Glad2b4u Press, 7004 UT and later UF, I still enjoy ambassador’s residence, then Wheeler Branch Trail, the news. I stay in touch to Verona, where I spent a 1964 Austin, TX 78749 or e-mail with roomies Carolyn Brasher year’s salary to get myself a Reporter: Mary Lou Quinn geotriholland @yahoo.com. Walker and Violeta Azocar seat in the fi rst gold section McMillin Jo Kenny-Sanders reports: Guzman. Violeta has become to see a splendiferous [email protected] “Max and I, Scott and his proactive in contacting old production of ‘Madama Jim Bullock writes that he family returned from a friends from the dorm in Butterfl y’ at the legendary and Ervin ’66 stayed in their cruise in May in the Western 1960-61. My basic stats are Arena!” beach house at St. Augustine Caribbean, where we and on the web at statehahn. more this spring and hope all the kids snorkeled with com.” Susan has spent the to do the same in the fall. nurse sharks and rays in last decades perfecting her 1961 The house rents every week Belize, and again in Roatan skills as a registered architect, George Awsumb during the summer. A recent with lots of coral and specializing in architectural [email protected] trip to Bar Harbor with colorful fi sh. Spectacular preservation, building Sally Cross Coleman their daughter and son-in- views and fantastic family technologies and interior writes that she and John law provided a fun time for fun.” architecture. A professor “celebrated our 50th wedding all. They had a great time From Sharon Lupfer Nardo emeritus of the University anniversary Aug. 26 with bicycling on the carriage we hear: “Since I last wrote, of Florida, she has resumed our family—Jack and Tommy roads and kayaking. Jim we traveled to Egypt and her professional practice and ’88 and their wives, and our continues his retirement Jordan for three weeks in consulting on a full-time rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 33 } Class Notes basis. High School in Memphis in the Washington, DC, fl oat trip down the Colorado From Bill Wilson we hear: gathered to celebrate our metropolitan area. Several of River through the Grand “In May Carol (Calaway ’67) 50th high school reunion. our clients are government Canyon and then camping and I went to Waco, TX, for Josh Brown ’65, Joe Dycus entities, as many government in Bryce Canyon and the our daughter-in-law Jamie’s ’65, Jim and Mary Lou contracts now require Grand Tetons. We are home graduation. She received her Carwile Finley, Ann Adams, usability analysis. We in Wooster, OH, now—a master’s degree in higher Margaret Rowe Fancher, Sally work mainly with websites, delightful place to live except education administration Cunningham Gay, Diana applications and related for a few winter months, from Baylor University. Our Mann Reid, Challace and entities. Despite working when we head south.” son Jim is a captain in the Mary Lou Quinn McMillin full time, I am still able to Tom Durff is back at work. Army and is now with the were among those enjoying play. I dance three or four “Judy and I are in the San 82nd Airborne at Ft. Bragg, the music of the ’50s—and nights a week—ballroom Francisco Bay area where NC, where he is in training each other’s company. and country. Also, this year we moved four years ago to be a civil affairs offi cer. Mary Lou was back in for the fi rst time in 20 years, after almost 40 years in His language training is Memphis in early July and I have a real garden instead Southern California. Judy in Arabic; we were kind of enjoyed a visit with Ann of just gardening on my continues her ministry in the hoping it would be Italian Adams and Margaret Rowe deck in large pots and have fi eld of spiritual formation so we could visit him if he Fancher. We had lunch found muscles that I’d long for a large Presbyterian became a military attaché in, together at a delightful forgotten about!” congregation, and I will say, Florence. Jim and Jamie restaurant in Harbor Town, Ann Kelley should have a soon return to the working have bought their fi rst house, then wandered downtown bright and busy future. She world as a counselor in a and we are looking forward to the Center for Southern writes: “I do enjoy reading day treatment program for to visiting them in the Folklore where we had the notes about classmates. adults with developmental beautiful Fayetteville area delicious homemade peach I wasn’t at Rhodes for very disabilities. We are blessed when Jim’s schedule permits.” cobbler for dessert and long, but I do have a lot of with two wonderful children Eleanor Lawrence discovered a Sid Selvidge ’65 memories from there. I am now in their 30s, but no Geiger once again spent CD waiting to be purchased! in the process of retiring for grandchildren yet. I have the fi rst week of August Fun to experience the the second time, this time enjoyed several telephone at the Massanetta Springs “changing landscape” of from UAB Lung Health conversations this year with Bible Conference (near downtown Memphis and to Center as a coordinator on Kenny Brunson and Rick Harrisonburg, VA) tending be together. asthma and COPD studies. Baker, and I keep up with the Partners in Just Trade I was a fl oor nurse for 20 Smitty Smith by e-mail. I Mission Shop. PJT began years and sometimes miss will not make it to the informally when a handful 1965 that work. Six grandchildren reunion this year, so I hope it of Presbyterians visiting Peru 45th Reunion keep me very busy. Also, I is a grand occasion for those through the Presbyterian Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 have just bought a small RV in attendance.” Hunger Program’s Joining Reporter: Virginia Lowry and hope to get a lot of use Suzanne Burns “recently Hands Network began Ives out of that. I am interested returned from my second bringing handcrafts made by virginiaives65@bellsouth. in mission work in the trip to Ireland, and this their new colleagues back to Southeast, if anyone has time spent several days net the U.S. for sale in churches some contact information. I in Northern Ireland Marguerite Autry is still and among friends. Check am small and can’t do heavy and learned a great deal busy—“Unlike many who’ve out partnersforjusttrade. work, but I can make meals, about what they call ‘The taken the opportunity to org. Challace and Mary keep people hydrated, paint, Troubles.’ Will not make retire, I still am holding Lou Quinn McMillin were scrub walls and fl oors, etc. Homecoming as I am a down a job. After careers happy to have Eleanor Thanks for keeping me on Civil War civilian re-enactor in chemistry, motherhood staying with us during this the list.” and that is our ‘busy season’ and computer programming, time. We only caught brief Jim Collier has the best with many events. Just can’t I returned to school for “glimpses” of her as she came of both worlds: “I retired be everywhere. Headed for a Ph.D. in experimental and went from Massanetta from active ministry at the Canada and the Stratford psychology, which is the Springs, but we enjoyed the end of 2007 and have been Ontario Shakespeare Festival basis of my current work opportunity to have her in enjoying new freedoms and this summer. I have a friend in usability. We work to our home. During Eleanor’s opportunities to travel. We who lives in Guelph, Ontario make products more usable. sojourn in Harrisonburg, purchased a small travel who I met in London more Another name that adds to Tom Geiger spent the week trailer last fall and have years ago than either of us the description is ‘working in Memphis pursuing his really ‘hit the road’ since. care to remember. I go there in human factors,’ which interest in family genealogy We now winter in Austin, every summer and we go to means that we evaluate and visiting with Josh Brown TX, where our daughter and the festival.” products to assure that they ’65. one grandchild live. Our son Reba Wright sadly shares: are appropriately meeting In May, a number of us lives in Vermont. Our big “Bill’s mother, Laura Wingo, the needs of the user. I’m who are graduates of Central adventure this summer was a died April 28 after four working for a small company

{ 34 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu months of rehabilitation She reports that the Rev. Sheena, married Tyler his home one evening when and hospitalization. We Dee and Judy Dale Spritual Pitchford. Daughter I had the pleasure of seeing are most grateful for Faith Service Award was presented Kathleen has celebrated his massive collection of 78 Presbyterian hospice services by The Community Letter for her fi rst anniversary and is rpm vinyls. His classical, that cared for Laura the last the fi rst time during Pride doing well in the nursing jazz and operatic recordings three weeks. Laura was 92, Month this year. The annual program here. To her credit, were superlative and so well a world traveler and master award honors someone who she has the best academic preserved. I hope this fi nds bridge player. We miss her has been a spiritual leader and clinical record in her all of you well. Beth and I every day.” and advocate for the LGBT class, well surpassing any send our warmest wishes.” Ted Mohns writes: “I community in Louisville. of the honor students. Son Gus Breytspraak retired continue to practice The fi rst recipient, who was Cameron is inquiring into in July after 33+ years with psychiatry and pain honored posthumously, was the ministry. He left in Ottawa University. “I will treatment in La Jolla, CA, George Edwards, a former August to enroll at San continue to teach a few and serve as an associate Memphian and Rhodes Francisco Presbyterian classes for Ottawa and more clinical professor at UCSD alum. Theological Seminary, adult classes for Village School of Medicine. Exciting where he will pursue dual Presbyterian Church, do new technologies are degrees—a master of some consulting, enjoy long emerging, e.g., a machine 1967 divinity and a master of postponed research and called TMS that is enabling Reporter: Jeanne Hope public service. I am honored writing at my offi ce that us to treat very serious Jacobs Buckner to be serving this year as vice I will have for a year, and depression that we were Box 345 moderator of the Presbytery practice longer for my piano unable to treat before. I Winter Harbor, ME 04693 of Arkansas in the lessons, which I started wish for at least three more [email protected] Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). four years ago. But no lifetimes to learn, study, do Bill and Noni Harvin I will be installed as the more meetings, conference research and deliver care. Buchanan had a great two moderator for 2011, and in calls, schedules, offi ce Often I look back with weeks with Diamondhead 2012, I will chair the general appointments with students gratitude at the education Community Church, their council of our presbytery. and adjunct faculty. It is provided me at Rhodes, and secondary church, in Beth and I made our two wonderful! In June, I caught it’s great to see the ways in Diamondhead, MS. They annual vacation trips this up with lots of Rhodes which the college has grown bought a condo there a few year. In February, we spent friends at Brother Timothy’s in every way over the years.” years ago thinking they two weeks in Sedona, AZ, (Bob Jolley’s) 65th birthday would live in it while their enjoying the scenery and party at Jim Cole’s home retirement home was being culture of that area. The in Memphis. Among the 1966 built. They are not sure last week of June and the many who were there was Ed Reporter: Sammy Primm what they’ll do now with fi rst week of July we spent McColgan from Little Rock. Marshall BP’s fi asco. They recently in the Smoky Mountains of Biggest news is that we are samamarshall@comcast. went with their church NC. I have rejoined the rolls enjoying our granddaughter net (14 of them) on an Alpine of the gainfully employed, in Atlanta: Nell Breytspraak Joyce Malone Wilding tour through Germany, working at Arkansas’ fi nest was born March 5, 2010, to continues to stay very busy. Lichtenstein, Switzerland jewelry store, Sissy’s Log Will and Kate Breytspraak, She was the retreat leader for and Austria that culminated Cabin, in the role of shop who are both musicians at Green Faith: Caring For All with the Passion Play in manager. I coordinate First Presbyterian Church.” Creation at Penuel Ridge Oberammergau. Following the timing of the custom Nelle Casburn Percer Retreat Center in September. that, they toured the French jewelry projects, repairs says she is glad that I get Participants examined Riviera with Bob ’68 and of our clients’ jewelry and to chill in Maine, but she reverence for all life in small Helen Alford Redding ’71. watches, perform the quality cooked in Tennessee over group dialogue, in silence Bill writes, “Boy! What inspections and keep the the summer—and she didn’t and in art-as-meditation a contrast: the pristine clients informed regarding mean food! “Husband activities. countryside of Bavaria with their work and any special Joe, his grandson, Michael, Susan Fisher Cheairs, her the streets of Nice and Juan- orders they may have placed. and I had a wonderful trip husband Tommy and Nancy Les-Pins.” Bill hasn’t retired Recently, I was invited by to Israel in May. It was ’67 and Walter Howell braved yet and continues to enjoy Don Hollingsworth to join so exciting to see all the the fl ood-damaged highways his work as the academic a monthly poker group discoveries that have been of Tennessee in May, dean of the dental school in here in Little Rock. He and made since I was there in traveling to Louisville to Jackson, MS. People tell him I are the only ’westerners 1983. Walking through visit Bill and Nancy Jackson he’ll know when it’s time for in the group, as most are Hezekiah’s Tunnel was a Williamson and having a retirement, but he still loves longtime friends and golfi ng wonderful treat because the great reunion. hanging out with 25-year- buddies. I was sorry to read water was sooooo cold and Judy Ries Dale is doing a olds. of the death of John David such a contrast to the heat lot of volunteer work for her From Sam Highsmith: Alexander. I was honored to of Jerusalem. Joe and I had church and denomination. “On May 15, our youngest, be invited, with others, to plans to travel to Germany rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 35 } Class Notes Sept. 12, 2001. Since we will be your show, not mine. were defi nitely not expecting Haley House and Museum had never rescheduled our It is civil and I ask only the extraordinary level of in Henning, TN, the center trip, we decided that our the questions you want me talent and had a surprisingly focuses attention on the Israel trip being routed to, and I never ask ‘gotcha’ good time! We ate lots of Roots author’s 91-year-old through Zurich was a gift. questions. There is enough lobster, had outdoor picnics, home and incorporates Michael went home and we of that out there already.” went to the farmers’ market, architectural features toured Germany for two I had a lovely visit with a fl ea market and book sale, pertinent to Haley’s life. weeks. Dresden is a beautiful roomie K.E. Field Boyd in toured art galleries and Eric Wilson, PGA Master city and loaded with lovely July. While she was here gardens and got to visit with Professional, and his wife treasures. I saw more we called Annie Aitken JH’s son, Matthew, and Marilyn have “unretired” in Japanese Imari there than Trauernicht and found out family when they came up Port St. Lucie, FL. They in all of Japan. Rothenburg she is enjoying retirement from Portland and made us retired in July 2008 from was a fun, interesting and and grandchildren and glad champagne lobster pasta for their positions at the San quaint place. Talk about a to be off the road. She had dinner. Whew! Quite a busy Diego Golf Academy, Myrtle ‘shopper’s paradise!’” spent a few months with her week. It is always a delight Beach Campus in South Annette Anderson Bowen husband in his 18-wheeler to visit with Jeanne Hope Carolina. After 14 months spent part of the hot summer traveling all over the and Bob—and of course the of relaxation, golf and small weeks with husband Jim on country. That’s our Annie! lovely Maine coastline isn’t business initiatives, they the banks of the Mississippi In August I made a four- too shabby, either! I guess were contacted by Golf River in Vidalia, LA, just day trip to NYC swapping I’ll just have to go back next Education Company with a across the river from my house in Maine for a year!” proposal to start a College Natchez; defi nitely not cool loft in Chelsea. Got to From Kris Pruitt: “Charley of Golf (collegeofgolf.com) there! They were traveling have lunch with George and I had a lovely mini- with Keiser University in by RV to North Carolina Abraham, which was great reunion recently when Port St. Lucie. Eric serves for the wedding of her fun. Then in September, Linda and Gus Breytspraak as president and Marilyn cousin’s son. They were also Don Hollingsworth and his stopped in Murfreesboro on as business manager. The looking forward to spending wife Leslie stayed with us their way to North Carolina, college currently has an some time in the Smoky in Winter Harbor as part and Larry and Sande enrollment of 41 students Mountains. of their exploration of the Churchill ’68 drove over from from all over the country. George Abraham continues Maine coast. It was so good Nashville for dinner. Of Students attend class three to do his weekly radio show, to share this beautiful place course, we shared pictures of hours a day, four days a “The Dr. George Show.” It with them. grandchildren, memories of week and have access to a comes on every Tuesday Of her week in Maine K.E. years of friendship and much world-class golf practice at 9:05 CST and can be wrote : “JH and I spent the laughter. ’T’was great fun.” facility at the PGA Center accessed at vickburglive.com. entire week celebrating our for Golf Learning and “My website is theworkdr. 65th birthdays. (Can you Performance. Students also com. Barry Boggs has been believe that we’re all moving 1968 play golf twice a week at on my show twice. He has into the Medicare era? How Reporters: Bob Morris the PGA Golf Club and written some of the best did THAT happen?) One [email protected] take lessons from the PGA books I have read. And what of the highlights of the week staff at the college. After 16 Drue Thom White an interesting guest he is! was going on a three-hour months, graduates receive an His books include Through whale-watching tour. The [email protected] Associate of Science degree a Glass Darkly and his latest weather was perfect, the sea Louis Pounders, architect in Golf Management, and one, The Lazarus Year. I was calm—but no whales! with ANF Architects most pursue career paths would like to give Rhodes We were really bummed. in Memphis, has been in the $76 billion a year graduates, especially those in The good thing was that invited to serve on the 2011 golf industry. Eric’s and my class, a chance for radio coupons for a return trip National American Institute Marilyn’s goal is to grow time if they are building were provided, so all was of Architects (AIA) Honor the student population up a performance portfolio, not lost—there is always Awards Jury, which selects to 400+ over the next few have written a book, or are another time! Winter the national AIA Honor years and then open two doing something that they Harbor had its own version Awards and the 2011 AIA other stateside campuses, in want the public to know of ‘American Idol’ that Twenty-Five Year Award. addition to two overseas about. That includes people week as a fundraiser for More than 400 projects locations. in the public, private and the town library and arts worldwide, designed by U.S. Nancy Patton Langdon nonprofi t sectors. My local council. We attended the architects, will be reviewed. wrote: “I am beginning my show has thousands of fi nal night, where the three The winning projects will 28th year at Father Ryan in listeners each week and I judges (one of whom was be announced in December. Nashville. It’s my husband’s have an online registration Kara DioGardia from TV’s The award-winning Alex 47th year here. We love this of 300 people. Contact me ‘American Idol’) voted up Haley Interpretive Center, school! To celebrate our 40th at [email protected], or down for the 13 fi nalists which Louis designed, wedding anniversary we and we can talk. The show from around the area. We opened in August. Located took a cruise to Maine, New on the grounds of the Alex

{ 36 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Psychological Services at Wounded (Xulon Press), that Tourism took a huge hit, fi nished up in Boston. Our Clemson University, and deals with ministering to though, so many are really son, John ’96, went with I am director of advising prisoners and crime victims. hurting economically. us. We are all history lovers for one of the fi ve colleges “I do not think you will be Happily, my beach rental so we enjoyed all the early at Clemson. George also able to ignore crime victims house (Magnolia Dunes) American sites we saw. I took has a private practice in after you read this, as their had no cancellations. In my second grandchild, Kate the area. We have three nine stories are the kind early summer Richard Langdon Mascari, born Dec. grown daughters and two that stay with you. I cannot and I made a marathon 11, 2009, and her brother grandsons (5 and 2) all tell you how much my road trip to see children, Michael (2 ½) to Tampa for living in South Carolina. We Rhodes religion professors visiting Chicago, Michigan a week to visit my sister who are looking forward, in the meant to me in shaping and Connecticut. Lots of lives there. Being an elder not too distant future, to the ministerial values that miles and smiles! Thanks at Westminster Presbyterian joining those in our class went into this book. I will to reconnecting through Church keeps me busy, but who are already retired! The be forever grateful to Drs. Facebook, I had a chance in connection with my fall semester is one of our Brown, Walters, Doughty, to visit with Pat Black Allen, church I see a lot of 1968 busiest times at Clemson, Batey, Jolly, Queener, Gill. who was vacationing in Rhodes graduates: Katherine and rarely do we get enough I also pay tribute to the the area. She came to my Diehl, Judi Adams Larson, time to get to Memphis for Rhodes Kinney Program in studio/gallery and we had Mary Currey Zseltvay and a reunion, much less a long the book as having been very so much fun talking and Danna Edmonds Brooks.” weekend closer by.” infl uential.” catching up! Would love to Susan Moore Clark had all Ellen Plants Massey played In April, David Lehmann see other classmates who of her grandkids for a visit the lead, Annie Nations, was in Memphis to visit visit here too. Our main before school started this in the play “Foxfi re” this family and friends, including event this summer was fall. “Our younger daughter summer at the Gaslight Jo and Joe Clift ’69, as well 12-year-old granddaughter has a baby girl born June 17. Baker Theater in Lockhart, as Frank and Judy James Catie, who spent fi ve weeks She has a big brother, Clark, TX. “I had a pretty full year Potter ’69. “Frank and Judy with us. We were all very who will be 3 in November. of acting, also playing the are now living in Collierville, happy about this and stayed We have also been busy with lead, Laura Cunningham, TN, and they gathered Anne busy keeping her busy. My Grace (8), Charlee Rose in ‘The Last Act Is a Solo.’ and Tim Crais ’70 and Greg art is now being exhibited (6) and Ella (3). In May, I Acting, gardening and trying Charbonnet ’70 for breakfast in a couple of new places, had a one person sculpture to get my house painted one morning. I was in Richard Arriaga’s Pearls show, called ‘Whimsical were my priorities this Memphis Aug. 5 to celebrate Gone Wild Gallery, on 30A Women,’ at the Mississippi summer. The biggest part my father’s 101st birthday. In next to Rosemary Beach, Craftsmen’s Guild. of the renovation is now October, the Stewarts (Jim and Beverly McNeil’s Afterward, it was moved over and this 100-year-old and Beth ’69), the Hubbards Signature Gallery in Destin. to the Mississippi Library house can safely make it for (Bill and Bea) and the Coles (You can also have a look Commission to share a show another 50 or more years!” (Steve and Beverly) will get at susanlucasart.com.) In with retired federal judge Anne Hooker worked on together in Nashville for November, I’ll be back at my Alfred Nicols, a painter. In her house last spring and our annual ‘reunion.’ I am favorite ‘art camp’ in South June, I went on a wonderful summer. “I enjoy being enjoying my new role as Carolina ... otherwise, we are trip to Taos, NM, with a outside, but it was just too manager of the Bronx (NY) here enjoying the beach and group of ladies who paint hot for the most part except Smoke-Free Partnership, life in general.” and travel. Since I was an taking my cairn terrier dog one of fi ve in each of the invited guest, I pretended to for a couple of walks a day. boroughs, working to reduce be a painter for a week. Now I got my master’s degree the toll of tobacco use on 1970 I am in my studio to prepare in Speech and Hearing New Yorkers.” 40th Reunion for the fall Craftsmen’s Sciences from Vanderbilt From Susan Lucas: “It’s Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 Guild show, Chimneyville, University and then worked been the summer of the Reporter: Hud Andrews the fi rst weekend in for nearly 40 years in the oil ... the catastrophe in the hud.andrews@musowls. December.” fi eld of speech pathology Gulf has had a big effect on org Suzanne Morgan Atkinson at Les Passees Children’s the lives of all of us around Wally Mayton writes: “I writes: “What to say after Rehabilitation Center here, even though we were appreciate the review 42 years! Both George and in private practice. I so fortunate to have been of enjoyments and and I returned to school retired four years ago and spared—the beaches of accomplishments of many years after Rhodes; am enjoying retirement. I South Walton are as clean, classmates. In addition to George for his Ph.D. in am involved with church emerald green and sugar- the excitement of creating counseling psychology and activities at First Evangelical white as ever. At its worst, the role of Pastor Planet for I for a M.Ed. in student Church, and I attend U of M we had areas with little tar our 2010 Vacation Bible affairs. We are both still basketball games.” balls, which were picked School program (Galactic working: George is assistant Bruce Cook has written up and removed by the Blast) with help from our director of Counseling and a new book, Redeeming the ubiquitous beach cleaners. daughters, I was surprised rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 37 } Class Notes by recognition from the for our alumni at the fi rst landed a job within two Midland Area Community scrimmage of our football weeks of graduation (to a 1976 Foundation with its annual team. That air-conditioned major sigh of relief from his Steve Williford and Janice Giving Tree Award for press box is pretty impressive, parents). Steve and Becky Gibson married May 8, 2010, community volunteerism. particularly on a hot August enjoy reading the updates of at All Saints’ Episcopal Part of the award is the Friday night.” both the ’73 and ’74 classes Church in Saugatuck, MI. book The Giving Tree and send their best to all. Janice is the manager of a by Shel Silverstein. I am Two years ago, at the gallery for American crafts, reading it regularly to assure 1971 invitation of classmate Good Goods, in Saugatuck my motivation for future Reporter: Betha Hubbard Clinton Bailey, Vicki and has a 13-year-old opportunities! Midland is a Gill Kanawalsky Gore joined daughter, Ivy. Steve is a great community in which 1365 Yorkshire Dr. the board of the Samaritan massage therapist and actor. to live and work. I also Memphis, TN 38119 Counseling Centers of This year will be his 24th read the article in Rhodes 901-685-6712 the Mid-South, a local season playing Scrooge. magazine regarding British [email protected] accredited affi liate of the In August, Georgia Gov. Studies and its celebration Carol DeForest created a Samaritan Institute. Clinton, Sonny Perdue appointed of its 40th year. I have good large “Road to Le Bonheur” who has been very active Fletcher Sams to the memories of the experience clay wall sculpture with as past president and as Superior Court of the in its fi rst year, 1970. I did Memphis landmarks. It is a current board member, Griffi n County Judicial not realize then its future featured in the new $340 heads up the fi nance Circuit. Fletcher had served impact in a groundbreaking million Le Bonheur’s committee. Vicki is not as judge for the State Court year!” Children Hospital. currently on the board but of Fayette County since From Deborah Sale: helped with the center’s 1997. Previously, he was a “Susan Ogden, Lynn McIntire annual fundraiser, “Jazz partner with Murphy and Vogt and I again plan 1973 and Pasta,” at the Memphis Sams in Fayetteville and to attend the reunion in Reporter: Margaret Botanic Garden. She served as district attorney for the fall. We hope we are Lawson Headrick also fi lls her time with the Griffi n Judicial Circuit. not, once again, the only yoga, Pilates, various arts margaretheadrick@ attendees. You may recall performances and hanging that we came fi ve years ago comcast.net with her lab, George, and and thought we were the Steve Burkett is president her daughter, Katie, who 1977 only ones from our class to and CEO of the University is living at home while Will Yandell served as attend. We missed seeing of Tennessee Medical working on a master’s in the 2010 king of Carnival you and if there were others Group Inc. (UTMG) and psychology at U of M. Memphis. there, we missed them as has completed a term as This September marks the Steve Collins of St. Louis, well. We did have a good chairman of the Midsouth beginning of David Francis’ executive vice president of time in Memphis seeing Health Alliance. Recently 50th year of playing piano, Environmental Liability Carol DeForest ’71, Bo he was guest speaker at a and he is scheduling 50 Transfer Inc., reports that Scarborough ’67 and Daisy seminar sponsored by the recitals between now and his company has partnered Craddock ’71 (who was BioWorks Foundation in the end of 2011 to mark the in the formation of Mid opening a show at the David Memphis where he spoke occasion. Among the cities America Brick Company in Lusk Gallery). We would about UTMG’s use of in which he will perform are Mexico, MO, a $21 million love to see the rest of our electronic health records. Abu Dhabi and New York. brownfi eld redevelopment class this fall.” Steve and Becky Maxwell His hit musical “BARK!” project that will revitalize Saltwick ’74 And from Hud Andrews: live in Austin, has now played in 13 cities the historic 1 million-square- “I love hearing from my TX, and recently celebrated including a Portuguese foot former A.P. Green classmates and I look 36 years of marriage. Steve language version. He brick factory. “Founded in forward to seeing many of is a director of business currently lives in Key West, 1910, A.P. Green was once them at the Homecoming development for HP FL. among the largest fi re brick Reunion, Oct. 29-31. computers and Becky runs Erica Larson Sartain is manufacturers in the world. Last year I enjoyed the a dog training business proud of her son, Philip, who The new Mid America Brick reunion of the class of specializing in agility. Their is a member of the Rhodes Co. will produce up to 60 1969 a lot, catching up daughter, Sarah, recently class of 2014 and will be million bricks per year and with my roommate, Nick won the James A. Michener playing baseball for the Lynx. re-establish Mexico as the House, and his lovely wife, Fellowship for Creative ‘brick capital of Missouri.’” Kathy ’69. My new job at Writing at the University Nell Sistrunk Schwartz MUS has been a fantastic of Texas at Austin with a 1975 writes, “In May, Jon and experience. Most recently specialty in playwriting and 35th Reunion I spent a luxurious week we installed a digital screenplay. Their son, Eric, Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 dawdling around the British scoreboard for our football who recently graduated Virgin Islands on a beautiful fi eld and demonstrated it from St. Edwards University triple-masted schooner, the with a degree in accounting,

{ 38 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Arabella. After 10 years the Links at Spanish Bay, with next year’s scheduled Katherine Bres Ware is at my previous job, I have Spyglass Hill Golf Course event—heli snowboarding in plumb worn out from the accepted a new position and Del Monte Golf Course. Alaska.” effort, but is proud to be part as autism specialist for Mary Beth Walker, of a small team launching OptumHealth Behavioral professor and chair of the a dynamic new online Solutions here in Houston, Department of Economics 1983 resource for entertainment taking me out of direct at Georgia State University, Reporter: Margot Emery ticketing in Fort Worth. clinical services into the has been named dean of the [email protected] She hopes you’ll check out role of advocating for and Andrew Young School of worthgoing.com next time overseeing effective early Policy Studies. Mary Beth’s you head to north Texas. autism treatment. Jon is still son, Nick Heaghney ’13, is a 1984 She’s also very much looking involved in cancer treatment current Rhodes student. Reporter: Tracy Vezina forward to reuniting with research with a small biotech Patterson fellow alums on the 25th company, and we stay busy 2680 McVay Rd. anniversary of the McCoy’s with church, presbytery Memphis, TN 38119 landmark production of and community activities, 1979 “Nicholas Nickleby.” “Look Mark Carroll recently won 901-624-6681 remodeling our home and out, Memphis! Cast and his 300th game as a Georgia [email protected] enjoying the company of our high school head basketball crew, we’re all coming ba- old blue heeler, Riley.” coach. He is currently the ack!” Ben Lambert graduated men’s head coach at White Kim ’88 and Wright from Loyola University 1985 Bates wondered where the County High School in 25th Reunion New Orleans College of Cleveland, GA. summer went, as children Law in May. After taking Navy Capt. Ward Wilson Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 Josh and Rachel were NOT the Louisiana Bar Exam, retired in October 2009 as Reporter: Jim Golden ready for school to start. Ben will join Couch, deputy associate director [email protected] Kim recently returned from Stillman, Blitt & Conville, a of Naval Intelligence. At the Golandsky Institute multistate law fi rm with an the ceremony in Lexington, at Princeton. This was her offi ce in Metairie. KY, Ward was awarded third summer to attend this Mary Kyle has been 1986 eight-day piano seminar, and the Legion of Merit. The Freelance writer Phaedra working at the University of she continues to have an citation, from Vice Admiral Hise has recently been Memphis graduate school active piano studio. Wright David J. Dorsett, director contributing to Inc. for about two years. Since loves his work at UAB as the of Naval Intelligence, magazine and the Wall Street November, she has served as Reproductive Endocrine and recognized Ward for his Journal, and now is at work coordinator of publications Infertility director. Training “unparalleled success” and on her fi fth book, tentatively and recruitment. Mary young physicians and “visionary leadership” in titled Hoarders: True reports that she really enjoys helping couples expand their numerous roles that have Stories of Tackling Extreme working at the university. families is both humbling “increased intelligence Clutter. Her co-author Eventually, she plans to take and rewarding. capabilities and resources to Matt Paxton is a fellow advantage of her academic Margaret Wood Atwood, support the global war on Richmonder who specializes surroundings and get her husband Eric and their two terror.” The invocation and in hoarder cleanups and master’s degree. boys, Mason (5½ ) and benediction were given by appears regularly on the Archer (4) traveled from Ward’s father, retired Navy A&E television show, Charleston, SC, to St. Louis Capt. George W. Wilson III “Hoarders.” The book will 1978 to visit with Margaret’s ’53. be released next year by Golf Inc. magazine has brother. While there, she Perigee Books. Phaedra named RJ Harper, senior vice took the opportunity to visit is active in Richmond’s president of golf at Pebble with Adam Lieberman and 1980 literary community and still Beach, the Most Admired his son, Jonah (14)! They 30th Reunion bike racing for River City Operator in the World for also attended a Cardinals vs. Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 Women’s Racing. She is 2010. The magazine asked a Phillies game—fi ve home Liz Parkhurst and David extremely proud of daughter panel of 50 judges, industry runs for the home team! Russell ’81 married May 15, Lily, who was accepted at leaders and peers to rank In June, Laurie Fromberg 2010. Maggie Walker Governor’s golf course operators based Norris and daughter took a David Granoff completed School, one of the nation’s on “how well they have four-day trip to New York the “Escape from the Rock” top “elite public” high demonstrated consistent and got to spend time with swim from Alcatraz to San schools. excellence in successfully Francisco on Father’s Day Brian Mott. directing operations at a golf 2010. “I’m not sure what felt And speaking of Brian, course.” RJ oversees 220 better, completing the swim 1987 he sends this lovely note to employees and 180 caddies or having my family at the Reporter: Mimi Swords all: “I cannot thank you all as senior vice president fi nish line to greet me. It Fondren enough for the unbelievable for golf for Pebble Beach, was a bucket list item, along [email protected] comfort and support that rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 39 } Class Notes my Rhodes classmates have pediatrics with Freeman recruitment campaigns for given me throughout the Children’s Clinic since 1997. 1990 Youth Villages. course of my dealings with Christopher, our oldest, 20th Reunion Sam Fleming has been cancer. As of the deadline for graduated from Joplin High living in China since 1996, Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 this column, I don’t know School this spring and is after a couple of years in the outcome of the chemo studying music (piano, Reporter: Rod White Japan. He founded his and radiation treatments. organ and harpsichord, voice rodw@white-associates. current company CIC But I know no matter what, and music composition) at net (cicdata.com) in Shanghai I am truly blessed with an Illinois Wesleyan University. Michael Brown is moving in 2004 to track buzz on embarrassment of riches Daughter Margo is a poet his family to Savannah, GA, social media for clients like when it comes to friends and and dancer. She turned 16 to open a M.D. Tech Pro Nike, Pepsi, L’Oréal and love. Humbly and gratefully, this summer and is a junior offi ce. He will be running many other brands in China, Brian.” at JHS. She accompanies the Low County of Georgia allowing him to actually me to Maine each summer, and parts of South Carolina, apply what he learned in his where we especially enjoy focusing on medical IT Sociology major. Sam writes, 1988 reading, visiting art services and electronic “I have an awesome wife, an Reporter: Brooke Glover museums, hiking and going medical records for medical amazing son (4), and I’m Emery to the beach. I paint en practices. working in an incredibly [email protected] plein air in the summers and exciting industry in an Tom Horton recently sculpt in clay the rest of the amazing country.” accepted a position as global year in Joplin, where I have 1991 Lane Southern Whitehead marketing director at Fushi opened Studio Argonauta, a Bryant Witt, co-chair writes: “Hey! We were on Copperweld Inc. located gallery and studio at 1621 of the Nashville, TN, law the road this summer. We in Beijing, China. Until Main St. Feel free to give fi rm Miller & Martin’s spent the month of June recently, Tom ran Mind me a call and stop by to see Health Care Practice Group, in France with Coleman, Cartel, a Nashville-based my work if you are driving was highlighted in the who turned 7 the day after marketing consultancy. through Historic Route 66 2010 edition of InCharge we came home, and Jana “After fi ve years of owning or I-44. You can see some Healthcare, published by Lane, who is 3 going on 7. my own business, I went of my work on my website: Nashville Medical News. The kids had as much fun to work for one of my heathergrills.com. Last Bryant’s practice focuses on as Mark and I did. I guess clients, Fushi Copperweld, a spring, the Rhodes Singers representing hospitals and hiking over to Evergreen for manufacturer of bimetallic sang at the First United physicians in administrative French class paid off after electrical conductors. I’m Methodist Church here matters as well as all!” responsible for all the in Joplin. The music was malpractice lawsuits. Kate Vieh Redden moved marketing communications outstanding and the students from Atlanta to Denver in and strategies of a publicly and their host families 2009 to start a new church, traded enterprise with enjoyed the dinner we put 1992 New Denver Church manufacturing locations on for them. It brought back (newdenver.org and facebook. on three continents. I work Reporter: Sara Hawks good memories of singing Marecki com/newdenver). She and from a home offi ce and under Tony Lee Garner and her husband, Stephen, have saramarecki@sbcglobal. telecommute largely, because David Ramsey and traveling two boys, Ethan (5) and I have to be able to deal on the bus to different cities net Andrew (3). Kate writes: with operations in England, in the South on our spring Stinson Liles and his wife “We love living in the Rocky China and the USA. It tours.” Patty spend much of their Mountains and watching the makes me a 24/7 operation! Ed Delgado-Romero was time “taking in original boys learn how to ski, hike, But I really love it. It’s a promoted to professor in the one-act plays, sculptures, bike, etc.” Kate is working very challenging position, Department of Counseling concerts, manuscripts, from home as a fi nancial especially dealing with the and Human Development hairstyles and comedy planner and investment Asian market. I’m learning Services at the University of routines” crafted by their manager with Atlanta-based so much about China, and Georgia. He is also president third-grader and their fi rst- Ronald Blue & Co. and recently made my very fi rst of the National Latina/o grader. By day, Stinson is helping her husband build trip there. Wonderful place!” Psychological Association. one of the principals of Red the church. Tom is also working on his Deluxe Brand Development, We’d love to hear from creative writing, fi nishing an advertising agency with other 1992 alums! Send his second novel and a specialty in campaigns for me an update or go to our preparing a book of poetry 1989 national nonprofi ts. The Facebook page. You can fi nd for publication. Trey Clark and Holly fi rm recently completed us at Rhodes College—Class Jeff and Heather Habicht Hawkins married Sept. 27, fi lming of a national PSA of 1992. Grills celebrated their 20th 2009. campaign for the American wedding anniversary in May. Lung Association and “Jeff has been practicing is currently working on regional foster parent

{ 40 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Schiller with their new baby clinic so she can continue to 1993 1995 Nikolai, all visiting from San spend time with Landon and Jennifer Tacker Dillman 15th Reunion Francisco. Hopefully I’ll be his big brother Evan (2.) lucky enough to meet up In January, Patricia Rouse writes, “The last few years Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 with some more Rhodents Vargas became a partner have been busy ones in the Reporter: Sarah Sears- Dillman household. Denny as I get back to traveling this with the law fi rm of Duncan, Egeli fall.” Bressler & Liu Inc. in San and I married in 1999, 703-971-9417 and I become stepmom to Antonio, TX. Patricia and [email protected] Christopher and Lauren, her husband Santos also Bryan Coker has who were 10 and 8 at the 1998 had their fi rst child, Laura completed the requirements time. The year 2000 brought Reporter: Amanda Grebe Evelyn, March 22, 2010. and successfully defended us Elizabeth. 2001 brought Tamburrino Additionally, Patricia shared his dissertation for the Ph.D. us Rebecca. In 2003, we 1805 Central Ave. details of a Fourth of July degree in Higher Education adopted Andrew as an infant. Memphis, TN 38104 weekend that involved Administration from the 2005 brought us Hannah. 901-278-1093 several Rhodes alumni: University of Tennessee, “My husband and I hosted In 2007, we adopted Daniel [email protected] Knoxville. Nicole Atkins Johnson, Will as an infant. In 2008, we At Saint Louis University, Scott and Elizabeth Johnson (’00), Elizabeth were surprised that Abigail, Sam Jordan was recently Knight Doolittle are happy Rozelle Borski, Clare Andrew’s biological sister, voted Faculty Member of the to announce the birth of a Dempsey, Alison Nathan and had been born, so we Year by graduating students, son, Emmett Clark, July Alison Barnwell at our family brought her home too. 2010 in addition to receiving 3, 2010, in Nashville, TN. lake house. We participated brought us Samuel. I’ve a Faculty Excellence After arriving 6 weeks early, in the annual Fourth of July worked some here and there, Award from the university Emmett is quickly gaining parade and enjoyed catching but my primary (and most- student government. “My weight and doing well. Big up with one another and loved and worthwhile) role commitment to good Brother Jake (4) is excited to spending time with all of our is wife, mom and teacher teaching is absolutely rooted have a baby brother. littlest Rhodents—Sophie to this growing and vibrant in (and modeled on) my Johnson, Annie and Blake bunch of children.” experience at Rhodes.” Borski and Laura Vargas.” Walter and Teresa Carrie Rohrscheib recently 1996 “My wife, Marcia, and I Jones Ernest are happy to accepted a position as a Reporter: Jennifer Larson welcomed our fi rst children, announce the birth of a trial attorney with the U.S. larsonj96@rhodes-alumni. David John and Gabriella daughter, Caroline Cameron, Department of Justice in the net Marie, May 28, 2010,” May 28, 2010. Big sister Offi ce of the U.S. Trustee writes Jason Grundorf. Jason Elizabeth celebrated her for Region 8 in Memphis. is working as an associate fourth birthday two days She was previously a senior with the law fi rm of Conroy later. 1997 associate with Hale, Dewey Simberg, et al. in Orlando, Sarah Beth Larson, & Knight. recruiting and training FL. specialist for Lifeblood in Shaun and Erin Post 1994 Townley announce the birth Reporter: Judy Brown Memphis, recently earned 1999 of their second son, Joseph [email protected] her Human Resources Reporter: Leigh Powell Certifi cation, “which meant Henry, June 7, 2010. On May 22, 2010, [email protected] hours of studying federal Helen Houston Wolter and Mike Rushin became the Matt Willis has joined her husband Scott welcomed new executive offi cer of legislation, government regulations and court the Tennessee Orthopaedic their second child, Kate the DeMolay Leaders Alliance in Nashville as a McLaren, June 9, 2010. Kate of Arkansas (“Arkansas cases about unions … all reminders of days in the poli shoulder and elbow surgeon. joins big brother Jackson (3). DeMolay”). “Looking Julie Atkinson sci department at Rhodes! Jeremy and forward to the challenge Smith had a son, Landon of rebuilding (in Arkansas) During the spring my other hobbies, like swing dancing, Matthew, Oct. 16, 2009. the premier leadership Julie also recently completed 2000 took a backseat, but I have development organization her residency training 10th Reunion managed to get out enough for the young in the world in child and adolescent Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 recently to bump into today!” psychiatry at the University Nicki North Baxley Phoebe Neal Moore and of Kentucky, where she [email protected] Chris Baker (who also live received the H. Otto Kaak Russ and Rebecca Stetler in Midtown) and Alizza Award for Outstanding Chambliss had a son, Russell Punzalan Hall, who was visiting from St. Petersburg, Child and Adolescent William, Dec. 9, 2009, in FL. I’ve also recently seen Psychiatry Resident. She Birmingham, AL. plans to practice part time in Wes Meador has been my cousin Henry Murphy ’98 and his lovely wife Lauren a community mental health named director of digital rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 41 } Class Notes experience at Rhea + Kaiser Livy (3). in Dallas. Bridesmaids mountains). During the Marketing Communications Mike and Shelby Reed included Olivia Debouch past few summers he has in Naperville, IL. He Thompson and big brother Mayberry, Hillary Livingston been a mentor at the NASA/ is responsible for Jack welcomed a baby girl, Butler, Katy Minton Grey and NSERC Student Airborne strategic planning and Mary Katherine, May 26, Shelley Short Matthews. In Research Program, held at implementation of digital 2010. attendance were: Kate and UC Irvine, and will likely communications across Peden Harris writes, “It Tim Stake ’02, Tiffany Fagin, continue to do so in the all R+K client brands. has been a busy and exciting Ali Graver Lockhart, Jenny future. Wes, who joined R+K in time since receiving a MBA Widower, Dorothy Weir, Clare 2008 as associate media from the Darden Graduate Dempsey ’99, Molly Bickel director, previously served School of Business in Rhodes, Emily Blaschke, 2002 in media leadership May 2009. After school, Meagan Fouty Brancato, Reporter: John Ramsey positions for Chandler I participated in the Dayna Dwyer and Sarah Trigg jtramsey@rhodes-alumni. Ehrlich Advertising and Transatlantic Renewable Sherman. Taylor is working net archer>malmo advertising in Energy Fellowship outside at Fossil as a senior product Daniel Fordham and Memphis. of Stuttgart, Germany. In manager for leathers. Laura Danna married Bert and Amy Killebrew September, I began my new Rob and Emily Cassidy in January 2010 in New Steindorff welcomed job with Vestas, a Dutch Sustar announce the birth Orleans. Rhodes alumni a daughter, Margaret provider of wind energy of their daughter, Madelyn in attendance included: Darby, June 26, 2010, in systems. My fi rst rotation is (Maddie) Carol, May 6, Frank Cain, Ross Cascio, Birmingham, AL. in Portland, OR. The second 2010. Big brother Zach (2) is Will Coxwell and Elaine Ebony Woods McCain two will be in Aarhus, very much enjoying his new de la Houssaye Hardie recently accepted a Denmark and Husum, sister. ’03. Following a relaxing position of associate at Germany.” Ric ’99 and Tracy Pearson honeymoon in the Turks the St. Louis law fi rm of Grenfell have moved back to and Caicos Islands, the Littler Mendelson, a labor the Jackson, MS, area, where couple returned home to and employment fi rm Ric has gone into private New Orleans just in time representing management. 2001 practice in endocrinology. Reporter: Elisabeth to help the Saints celebrate On June 26, 2010, Ebony He completed his training the team’s fi rst Super Bowl was installed as the 46th Meyers Yoder from Ochsner (New elisabethyoder@gmail. victory. president of the Mound City Orleans) in June, and he will Bob Arnold com , executive Bar Association. take his boards in November. director of Chatterbox Audio David Wishnew has joined Elizabeth Smith Ritter Amit Mirchandani fi nished Theater, the Memphis- opened Ritter Law Firm, the Dallas law fi rm of his residency at Yale and is Gruber Hurst Johansen Hail based, nonprofi t, web-based May 31, 2010. Elizabeth now living in Chicago. community theater whose practices intellectual as an associate. He earned Anne Markus and Jeff his law degree, with honors, podcasts are often used by property law and business Fajkus married June 5, teachers in their classrooms, law. from the University of Texas 2010, in Santa Fe, NM, School of Law. has announced that the While her husband, in an intimate ceremony group is adding printable, Champ and Emily Fernando Andrade, is surrounded by family and freely available teacher Burch Crocker welcomed studying for a MBA at the close friends. The couple study guides to its website Ross School of Business in son, Henry Francis, Jan. currently reside in Denver. 26, 2009, at St. Vincent’s to supplement Chatterbox’s Ann Arbor, Shadenn Zarur Anne is a securities data literary adaptations. has become an entrepreneur, Hospital in Birmingham. manager at Capital IQ, a starting an online art gallery Matt and Sara Miles division of Standard & called La Galería Azul (la- Wilson announce the birth Poor’s. Jeff is a fi nancial 2003 galeria-azul.com). She is very of their son, Yates Matthew, analyst also at Capital IQ. Reporter: Kim Kirkpatrick excited about her project May 13, 2010. He joins Shawn Kefauver is [email protected] and is looking forward to proud big sister Mia (3). currently fi nishing a Ph.D. penetrating the U.S. market. Emily Bays writes, “My in ecology at the University Syd and Edy Burns Gervin husband and I welcomed of California, Davis, funded welcomed a daughter, baby daughter Freya Simone by a NASA Earth and Space 2004 Reporter: Kyle Russ Margaret Ellington “Ellie,” into our lives Oct. 30, 2009. Science Graduate Student July 22, 2010. She joins We reside in Oklahoma City, Fellowship. As his research [email protected] big brother Graham (22 where I work as a physician is a comparison between The class of ’04 never months). assistant for Sisters of Mercy Mediterranean montane slows down—we’re traveling Liz and John Ferguson Healthcare, and my husband ecosystems in northeast abroad, relocating for new announce the birth of their works as CFO for Bob Spain and California, he careers and even changing third daughter, Sophie Moore Motors.” spends his time appropriately names. Here’s what a few of Marie, June 23, 2010. She Taylor Greeter and Marc split between Barcelona us are reporting: joins sisters Blake (5) and Jacobs married May 8, 2010, and Davis (or the nearby One of the highlights of the quarter goes to

{ 42 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Kathlene Caldwell. After UT McCombs to obtain his Maggie! As always, thanks for a fabulous year and a half MBA. Emily is still working John Gordon is running posting and keep in touch. in Manhattan, she left the at the same fi rm, South for mayor of Newport Beach —ckyle Hasted Hunt Kraeutler Texas Money Management. (why am I not surprised?). gallery to move back to She also notes, “Oh and Jordan Smith has moved London. She is now working we got a beagle puppy and and opened a barber shop 2005 as an art consultant at his name is Bogey—he has called “Trimsy’s” in Omaha, 5th Reunion Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair, the sweetest face, but is so NE. Homecoming: Oct. 29-31 dealing in impressionist, naughty!” Peter and Alyson Igoe are Reporters: Brandon modern and contemporary Jeff and Jennifer Sirmon doing well in New Orleans. Couillard art. More important, Peters recently moved You’ll recall that Peter is brandon.couillard@gmail. Kathlene and James Fox- to Atlanta, where Jeff has fi nishing up dental school com Davies married July 10, 2010, joined his father’s law at LSU and recently got Molly Fitzpatrick in Bridgnorth, England. fi rm. Jennifer is working assigned to a research team mhfi [email protected] Rhodes alumni Daniel Head, as business manager for that is working on a project Calhoun Hipp graduated Chelsea Stevens, Sezen educational affairs in the that would allow people to in May from the University Oygar, Megan Murphy Brown, Department of Surgery at grow a third set of teeth in of South Carolina Julie Clary, Whitney Garman, Emory University Hospital. place of their permanent with a master’s in mass Jenny Dill, Katie Maxwell They recently bought a ones, in case one of those communications. While in and Tricia Hughes all came house with a big yard for teeth is lost later in life. It graduate school, he gained over the pond to share in their 90-lb. lab puppy, Elvis. may sound absurd, but it experience in athletics with the weeklong celebrations Also getting hitched were could become the standard the Gamecocks’ media in both London and the Austin Lutz and Whitney of care in 20 years. relations department English countryside. For Lee. The couple formalized Matt Hoffberg recently for 18 months and the their honeymoon, Kathlene the partnership May 15 in met the woman of his NBA’s Charlotte Bobcats’ and James took the Orient Point Clear, AL, with several dreams, a Buddhist scholar, basketball communications Express to Venice and spent Rhodents in attendance. and the couple and child department for a semester. three weeks in Italy between Austin is currently a resident (little Hershel is now three!) He recently moved to Venice, Rome, Tuscany, the in urology at LSU. are living in Atlanta but are Spartanburg, SC, where he Amalfi Coast and Milan. In the northeast, Caitlin contemplating a move to works in media relations for Daniel Head and Whitney Knoepp writes that she’s Budapest. the Southern Conference. Garman took a tour of living in NYC and fi nishing Back in Memphis, Eliza Hanson has been Croatia before heading to up this year at Parsons in Jessie Flanders chimes in living in Austin, TX, for Kathlene’s wedding. The fashion design. So at the with: “I’ve been doing my roughly 18 months and is trip was remarkable—ask ripe young age of 28, Caitlin part to support economic “loving every second.” She Whitney for further will be fi nally fi nished with recovery in the Gulf by recently accepted a position details—but one of the school. Bravo. Farther north, vacationing in Orange with the KIPP Austin highlights included riding an Sam New writes that he’s Beach.” (I applaud such College Prep Middle School, electric bull in Palau. Daniel settled in Boston, and is bravery.) Jessie also made teaching sixth grade science. also notes that he’s started now a subcontracts manager the University of Memphis Kevin Davidson, who to train for his fi rst Ironman for Raytheon’s Network Law Review. Jennifer resides in Dallas, works at Triathlon in New Zealand Centric Systems Business in Hendrix bought her fi rst Wells Fargo and is feverishly next March. Marlborough. home in Harbor Town and preparing for Level II of the Wedding bells also To the west, Maggie Ellen she loves living downtown. CFA (Chartered Financial rang for Emily Hoermann Goodman writes that “I am Jennifer is working for the Analyst) exam. Good luck, McMurray, who on June 5 offi cially a Chicagoan … GE healthcare cardiology Kevin! married Brad McMurray, a found a favorite pizza place division. Amanda Hearst and University of Texas graduate. and bar, nearly hit a dozen As for yours truly, I Michael Lubiewski married Katherine Brooks Goldman, or so cyclists on Clark Street, didn’t fare so well at the June 12, 2010. Natalie Ray Claire Dowler Rouse and and have offi cially had to So-du-ko tournament—the Bishop and Noelle Norris Maude Westerman Pample testify against someone pressure was insane and the Clark were in the wedding were bridesmaids. “Lindsay at the Cook County competition was human party. Amanda and Michael Levine Rouse ’03 was in Courthouse.” And while an computers. I did have a live in Overland Park, KS, my houseparty and Steven interesting year, she adds great time, however, and it is where Amanda is a school Rouse ’03 was a groomsman that “it’s also been very something I’ll never forget. psychologist. of my husband.” Brad productive”: She’ll graduate Also, I’m headed to merry Jane Anne Miller recently and Emily honeymooned from the improv and writing ole England (London) for a accepted the position of in Turks and Caicos. The programs at Second City temporary work assignment vice president of operations young couple moved to this fall, then become a full- through the end of the year. with Ascend Management Austin in July, where Brad time writer for the company Please look me up if you Innovations and now resides has begun grad school at shortly thereafter. Good luck, head over the pond. in Nashville, TN. rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 43 } Class Notes Lisa Hagan-Webb is basketball and be a student and married his high “adding a new hotel brand 2007 adviser at West Nottingham school sweetheart July 24 under her belt” with the Reporter: Mollie Briskman Academy, a small boarding in Atlanta. Robert Shreve Home2 Suites by Hilton. school. ’08, Douglas Rushton, Joe Montelaro It is an all-suite brand of Jimmy Cornfoot recently Goldsmith, Scott MacMurdo mollie.montelaro@gmail. extended stay hotels and will completed his master of and Rob Hunter were all open its fi rst hotel at the end com music (MM) in choral members of the wedding of the year. Currently, Lisa Lots to report from the conducting at the University party. manages hotel openings for class of 2007. It seems we of North Carolina at Helen Meaher began her the Homewood Suites by have been a busy bunch! Greensboro, and plans to third year of law school this Hilton. In addition, Lisa and Michael Reardon and return to Memphis. August at Tulane University. Lyndaryl Webb ’02 are living Hollis Freeman ’08 married Katina Papathopoulos is Tulisha Jackman and life and raising two beautiful Dec. 19, 2009, in Atlanta. starting her third year of Brian Scott married June 19, sprouts. Adam Doupe served as best the University of Houston’s 2010. The couple now live in Christine Coy Fohr man and Jessica Denby ’08 School of Psychology Abilene, TX. graduated from Louisville was the maid of honor. doctoral program and plans Samantha Hechtman Presbyterian Theological Mollie Briskman and Jody to graduate in 2013. moved to Austin after Seminary in May with a Montelaro said “I do” in Leonard Curry completed graduation, where she master of divinity degree. New Orleans Feb. 27, 2010. a master of arts in teaching worked for a nonprofi t law In June, she began working Members of the wedding from Christian Brothers fi rm. In August she began for JustFaith Ministries, party included Rebecca University in May. He her fi rst year of law school a nationwide education Smith, Duvall Osteen and headed to Yale Divinity at Loyola University New focused nonprofi t based in Stephanie Wynne. Other School in August, and is Orleans. Louisville. Rhodes attendees included looking forward to being a Laura Vansickle attended Laura Hoffmeister and Elliott Taliaferro, Joey and proud member of the YDS Iowa State University and Logan Stevens ’04 married Laura Ann Daly, Sarah Cage, class of 2013! received her master’s degree in West Palm Beach, FL, in Brooks Lyons, Alex Mohler, Daniel Lombardo reports in English literature in 2009. July 2010. Fellow Rhodes Helen Meaher, Lindsay Joe, that he “turned Megan Her thesis is titled “Female alumni in the wedding Lora Terry, Laura Arnold, Norman into Megan teaching and learning in party included Bill Israel Jack Neill, Frannie Shellman Lombardo on May 29th! We Morrison’s Paradise.” Since and Kevin Davidson. The ’08 and Julia Stribling ’08 had an absolutely perfect then, she has been working couple recently moved to among others. The happy wedding in Tallahassee, for Nationwide Mutual Atlanta, following two years couple live in New Orleans. FL.” Daniel is in his third Insurance in Des Moines. in Chicago while Logan After enjoying herself in year of medical school at Laura Arnold has accepted completed his MBA at DC after Rhodes, Margaret the University of Florida a new job at an ad agency, the University of Chicago. Works decided to move back while Megan is teaching and where she works on national Laura continues to work as a home to Austin, where she is playing piano in Gainesville, accounts. She is now an fi nancial analyst for Mercer pursuing a second major in FL. Megan also continues to account supervisor in client Capital, a Memphis-based education at the University work as festival internship partnerships at Mercury company. of Texas. She began student coordinator with the Bravo! Werks in Dallas. Brian Eason lives in teaching this fall and should Vail Valley Music Festival. Lauren Bartling recently Memphis and works as a graduate by December 2011. John Jennison and Sarah graduated from Emory trading analyst for Morgan After that, she would love to Cantrell married July 24, University’s nursing school Keegan. teach fi rst grade! 2010, in Kansas City. Anna and is now a registered Hennessy Howell is in Since graduation, Pete Cantrell Creek served as nurse in Georgia. She is also her second year of internal Goodrich worked for a year Sarah’s maid of honor and pursuing her master’s in medicine/pediatrics in Atlanta at a nonprofi t that Aaron Creek was John’s best nursing as a pediatric nurse residency at the University of facilitates medical treatment man. Sean Quinn ’06 was a practitioner and plans to Alabama at Birmingham. for kids from around groomsman. graduate in December 2011. the world who couldn’t Eden Badgett moved to Jennifer Brindley moved otherwise obtain it. He then Greensboro, NC, last August to Boulder, CO, in April 2006 joined the Peace Corps in to begin her master of music 2009. She is currently Reporter: Nicole Vazquez spring 2008. He lived and degree in choral conducting working for Boston Market’s nicolev@rhodes-alumni. worked in an isolated village at the University of North corporate offi ce in Golden, net in the Fiji Islands doing Carolina at Greensboro. CO. According to Jen, she health, environmental and After that, she plans to is “loving the mountains and fi nancial education for the pursue a doctorate. people out here!” better part of two years. Mark Robinson had a busy Lindsey Mull and Josiah Pete moved to Maryland in summer. He completed his Newton married July August to teach high school second year of law school 24, 2010, in Waco, TX. history, coach soccer and at Georgia State University Members of the wedding

{ 44 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu party were Bethany this fall. I will become a Management Program. “I Lindaman and Madoline RN and earn a master of 2010 am a staffer on the re- Markham ’08. Other science in nursing, and I am Meredith York has been election campaign of attendees included Lauren eagerly looking forward to granted a fellowship to Congressman Steve Kagen Bartling and Ellie Hahn becoming a licensed ACNP.” participate in the Hellenic of Wisconsin’s 8th District, McBroom ’08. Daniel Jacobs’ fi rst foreign American Educational which includes the city Britain Sterling and service post will be as a Foundation Program in of Green Bay. This was Adam Ryan Lenz married consular offi cer in Rangoon, Athens, Greece for the 2010- a highly competitive and March 20, 2010. The couple Burma. He will be in 11 academic year. Every year, selective program, and I was currently reside in St. Louis Washington, DC, until next 10 fellowships are awarded to very fortunate to have been where Britain now serves as spring to train for his job graduating seniors from U.S. chosen.” the director of social service and learn Burmese. colleges and universities to Stephanie Brenzel and in a long-term care nursing Mack Zalin received his teach in supervised English Whitney Warren have facility. master’s degree in classical classes and act as young been awarded Fulbright languages and literature ambassadors. Meredith U.S. Student Program from the University of is working in the college scholarships to teach English 2009 Oxford and this fall and as a foreign language. Meredith Reynolds writes, counseling offi ce in addition began work on his doctorate Stephanie teaches in “I have been accepted at to helping with English in Classical Studies at Duke Germany, and Whitney in the Vanderbilt School of literature classes. University. Mexico. Nursing, where I began Kyle Ference has been the Acute Care Nurse accepted to take part in Practitioner program the Democratic Campaign In Memoriam ’32 John Alexander Church, where she was an founding member of Church Ruth Circle. She was a “Jac” Chambliss Jr. of active volunteer after her of the Holy Communion. member of Les Passees, Chattanooga, TN, June retirement. She leaves a sister. At the national level of the LeBonheur Club, Memphis 8, 2010. A longtime ’34 Charles Metcalf Crump Episcopal Church, he served Glass Club, Belle Meade attorney and civic leader, of Memphis, Aug. 9, 2010. on many committees and Garden Club and Arawata he served on a number of He was the oldest and commissions of the General Garden Club. The widow corporate boards and served longest-term practicing Convention and was a of P. McLauren Watson Jr., several terms as president attorney in Shelby County, member of the Executive she leaves a daughter, three of the YMCA. He was a having begun the practice Council of the National granddaughters and a great- cofounder of the Citizens Sept. 1, 1937. A member of Church from 1964-70. granddaughter. Good Government League, the American, Tennessee and In 1989, he received the ’39 Mary Ellis Evans of a fellow of the Royal Memphis Bar Associations, Bishop’s Award for Ministry Westlake, LA, May 27, Society of Arts in London, for which he received awards and in 2004, the Bishop’s 2005. A member of Lake and was known for the of recognition, he was also Cross Award. He leaves Charles Bible Church for columns he wrote for local a director, secretary or his wife of 70 years, Diana 66 years, she was the widow newspapers. He also served offi cer of several business Wallace Crump ’41; three of Carl “Preacher” Evans. as a Navy gunnery offi cer and civic organizations, sons, including Stephen She leaves two sons, eight in World War II in the and served as a Shelby Beard Crump ’71; two grandchildren, eight great- South Pacifi c. Active in the County representative to grandsons; three step- grandchildren and a sister. Episcopal Church of the the Tennessee General grandchildren; and four ’39 Thomas Jefferson Good Shepherd, he was the Assembly at the sessions great-grandchildren. White Jr. of Memphis, June widower of Bena McVea. He in 1939, 1941 and 1943. ’38 Janet Briggs Tucker 26, 2010. A graduate of leaves two daughters, a son, He was a commissioned Pryor of Memphis, Sept. 5, Memphis Law University, eight grandchildren and 16 offi cer in the U.S. Navy 2010. A noted civic leader he continued his education great-grandchildren. Reserve during World War and art patron, she was at the University of ’33 Mildred Everett of Pine II, serving as an air combat the widow of Downing Tennessee Medical School, Bluff, AR, Oct. 10, 1997. A intelligence offi cer with Pryor. She leaves two where he received his legal secretary, she worked Dive Bombing Squadron daughters, a son, a sister, six M.D., specializing in for the late Jay W. Dickey VB-85 aboard the aircraft grandchildren and two great- internal medicine. He Sr. in the Pine Bluff law carrier U.S.S. Shangri-La grandchildren. joined the U.S. Air Force fi rm of Rowell, Rowell, and in the Pacifi c Theatre. A ’38 Rose Lynn Barnard and was assigned to the Dickey; and for the law fi rm past president and member Watson of Memphis, Air Transport Command, of Dickey and Dickey from of the Executive Board July 25, 2010. She was a which transported troops 1938 until her retirement of the Rhodes College longtime member of Second and equipment over the in 1988. She was a member International Alumni Presbyterian Church, where India-Burma route. He of First Presbyterian Association, he was a she was a member of the returned to Memphis to rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 45 } In Memoriam work with his father at the Medical School where he Air Corp before returning Cobb; a daughter, Elizabeth T.J. White Cotton Co. and rose to the rank of full to Homer, where he began C. Houston ’75; two sons, later formed his own fi rm, professor. A World War practicing medicine in Oliver P. Cobb III ’76 and the White-Frye Cotton Co. II Navy veteran, he was 1947, retiring in 1987. The Charles P. “Chuck” Cobb He served as director of ED a fellow of the American widower of Paulanna ’78; six grandchildren; and a at The Med, was in private College of Physicians and Harkins Gladney and Nell great-granddaughter. practice for a short time, a Diplomat of the Board Bailey Gladney, he leaves ’45 Alice Chapman and was with the Veterans of Internal Medicine. He two daughters, a sister, a McClelland Farrar of Administration Hospital, leaves his wife of 68 years, grandson, a granddaughter, Lafayette, LA, April 12, where he did research and Christine; a son, John H. a great-granddaughter, three 2010. She taught elementary performed many clinical Kier III ’74; and a sister. stepchildren and numerous school in Escambia, FL, trials. After retirement, he ’42 Hope Galloway step-grandchildren, nieces during World War II. She began working as a full-time Aydelott of Carmel Valley, and nephews. was an active member of the volunteer at the Church CA, July 15, 2010. A ’43 William “Bill” Leroy Daughters of the American Health Center. He also longtime resident of Orcas Pope of McComb, MS, Aug. Revolution and the Rhodes volunteered his services in Island, WA, she had been 26, 2010. During World War College Alumni Association. the 1960s, serving at the active in the Memphis arts II he served as a lieutenant Active in the First United Albert Schweitzer Hospital community and wrote for on the USS Minneapolis in Methodist Church of in Deschapelles, Haiti. The Commercial Appeal. In the Pacifi c Theater. After Atmore, she was the widow He leaves his wife, Sarah Carmel, she was a member the war he worked for of Charles McClelland and Boothe White ’39; a son, of Casa Obrego and an avid Commercial Credit before Fielden “Pete” Farrar. She Thomas Jefferson White tennis player. The widow of joining General Motors’ leaves three daughters, a III ’62; a granddaughter; a Alfred L. Aydelott, she leaves Chevrolet Division as a stepdaughter, a stepson and grandson, Thomas Jefferson two stepsons and a sister. district manager. After six grandchildren. White III ’94; three great- ’42 George Riley Edwards retiring from GM, he ’46 Dorothy “Dot” grandchildren; and a sister. of Memphis, June 2, 2010. worked as an agent for Chauncey Porter of ’40 John Philips Henry Jr. A professor emeritus of Wild Realty. A member of Tullahoma, TN, Aug. 28. of Memphis, July 1, 2010. New Testament Studies Centenary United Methodist 2010. She served a librarian Retired vice president of at Louisville Presbyterian Church, he leaves his wife at Rhodes and later as Tayloe Glass Co., he served Theological Seminary, he of 63 years, Mary Elizabeth associate director of library in the Air Force during was the author of two Hill Pope, two daughters, at Clemson University. World War II as a fl ight books: Jesus and the Politics three granddaughters, a She was a member of First engineer in North Africa of Violence (1972) and Gay/ grandson and seven great- United Methodist Church, and the European Theatre Lesbian Liberation: A Biblical grandchildren. Shady Grove Garden with the 9th Air Force and Perspective (1984). A social ’44 Charles P. Cobb of Club, Heirloom Quilters First Allied Airborne. The justice activist, in 1975 he Memphis, June 1, 2010. A Guild, Tullahoma Fine Arts widower of Jane Kommer was a founding member of Life Trustee of Rhodes Center and the Tennessee Henry, he leaves a daughter, the Louisville Chapter of the College, he joined what is Watercolor Society. Upon a son, a brother and a Fellowship of Reconciliation, now the Evans and Petree retirement, she pursued granddaughter. serving on the steering law fi rm in 1949, becoming her interests in watercolor ’40 Minna Deen Jones Link committee the rest of his a senior partner, and and art quilts. She leaves of Yazoo City, MS, June life. He leaves his wife of 62 retired from the fi rm in two daughters, a son, fi ve 4, 2010. A lifelong member years, Jean Maney Edwards, 1984. He was a partner in grandchildren, two step- and past president of the one daughter and two sons. Cobb Fiduciary Services grandchildren, three Four Seasons Garden Club, ’42 Dorothy Jean Laten and a board member of great-grandchildren, four she was a National Council of Memphis, June 19, 2010. several business and civic step-great-grandchildren and Flower Show judge and a She had a 40-year career in organizations. He served a brother, George Austin member of the Yazoo Art the business world, having in the U.S. Navy in World Chauncey ’49. Association. A member of worked as a legal secretary War II, rising to the rank ’46 Mabel Boone First Presbyterian Church, and then for the sales offi ce of lieutenant and was Stoudemayer of Greer, she leaves a daughter, a son, of National Steel Corp. On commanding offi cer of his SC, July 25, 2010. The fi ve grandchildren, fi ve great- retiring, she worked for a ship. He served as an elder, fi rst woman elected to the grandchildren, a brother and time as a volunteer at St. chairman of the Offi cial Greenville, SC, County a sister. Jude Children’s Research Board and chairman of School Board, she served ’41 John Hoskins Kier Jr. Hospital. She was a talented the Organ Committee as chair/president of the of Memphis, July 5, 2010. amateur artist and a lifelong at Lindenwood Christian Greenville chapter and A gastroenterologist at the Baptist. Church, and was an affi liate state American Association Veterans Administration ’42 William Patrick member of Royal Poinciana of University Women, Hospital in Memphis, he Gladney of Homer, LA, July Chapel, Palm Beach, FL. Greenville Symphony Guild, was also a faculty member of 13, 2010. A physician, he He leaves his wife of more Greenville City Library the University of Tennessee served two years in the Army than 61 years, Ruth M. Board, Greenville City

{ 46 } F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S rhodes.edu Medical Auxiliary and the 20, 2010. He was a retired Clarence “Mac” McArthur; Board of Auxiliaries. A past ERA for South Carolina colonel in the U.S. Marine three daughters, including president of the Pink Ladies committee. During her term Corps, in which he served Carolyn Dolen’74; a son; Association, she was also a as chair of the library board, for 28 years, including seven grandchildren; twin member of the Four Seasons she coordinated the design during World War II and sister, Grace Mallery Brown Garden Club. She leaves and building of several new the Korean War. After ’49; sister Joy Brown Wiener her husband of 58 years, branch libraries. She also retirement in 1970, he was ’52; and a brother. R. Christy Morgan ’51; a served on the Greenville affi liated with the University ’51 Jeanne Roberds Burrow daughter, Caroline Passerotti Symphony Association of New Mexico Data of Memphis, Aug. 20, 2009. ’79; a son, R. Christy board and on the United Processing Center for six An active volunteer for many Morgan Jr. ’80; a brother, Way budget committee. years. In 1979, he and his community organizations, Buddy Nix ’61; and three She was an active member wife volunteered for service she leaves a daughter, a son, grandchildren. of First Presbyterian with the International fi ve grandchildren and a ’52 Anne Dean Babin Church, Greenville, where Mission Board, Southern brother, Bill Roberds ’49. of Collierville, TN, July she was a member of the Baptist Convention, serving ’51 Gale Reynolds Clark 17, 2010. A noted editor Agape Sunday school 11 years in six different of La Quinta, CA, Nov. for several newsletters, in class. The widow of Dr. countries. An active member 4, 2009. A member of St. 2002 she was recognized T.C. Stoudemayer Sr., she of both the First Baptist and Margaret’s Episcopal Church, as Pen Woman of the Year leaves a daughter, two sons, Del Norte Baptist Churches, she was the widow of John by the National League of two granddaughters, six he leaves his wife of 68 years, M. Clark ’51. She leaves American Pen Women, and grandsons and a sister. Mary Frances Jacobs Ingram, two daughters, two sons, six Outstanding Clubwoman ’48 Margaret Taylor Butler two daughters, three sons, grandchildren and a sister. by the General Federation of Meridian, MS, Aug. two granddaughters, seven ’51 George M. Klepper of Women’s Clubs. In 2003, 14, 2010. She began work grandsons and several great- Jr. of Memphis, Sept. 1, she was honored as one at Rea, Shaw, Griffi n & grandchildren. 2007. An attorney, he served of 50 Women Who Make Stuart CPAs in Meridian ’49 Billie Jean Pryor in the U.S. Army from a Difference by Memphis in 1959, where she retired Batchelor of Lakeland, 1954-57 as captain Judge Woman Magazine. She after rising to the position TN, Feb. 19, 2008. The Advocates General Corps in was a member of many of partner with the fi rm. former owner/operator of Germany. He was president hereditary organizations She was the fi rst woman to Orchids Alive Florist, she of the National Trust Fire and was involved with Cub serve as state offi cer and as was a member of Second Insurance Co. from 1980-84, Scouts and Boy Scouts, a member of the board of Presbyterian Church. The and practiced as an attorney Landmark Women’s governors of the Mississippi wife of Thomas Batchelor for from 1984 at Wunderlich- Club, United Methodist Society of CPAs. A past 59 years, she leaves two sons, Klepper Law Offi ces. He Women of Collierville president of the State Board three grandchildren and a was involved in various United Methodist Church, of Public Accountants, she great-granddaughter. civic, service and fraternal Collierville United was also active in Meridian ’49 Betty Brown Canon organizations. A member of Methodist Church Christian civic affairs, having been McArthur of Tryon, NC, Second Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Class and the a member of the Meridian Aug. 19, 2010. An educator where he was a deacon, he Collierville High School Chorale for many years. She and entrepreneur, she taught was married for 55 years to Alumni Association, for also served on the board of ballet and represented Gladys Dye Klepper. They which she edited the book, the Meridian Little Theater. Doncaster apparel. She had two daughters, two sons Collierville High School, 100 The widow of Lange Butler, also worked at the and eight grandchildren. Years of History and Memories, she leaves two sisters, a niece Historical Foundation of ’51 Anne Louise Lacy of 1995-2005. She was also a and several great-nieces and the Presbyterian Church Searcy, AR, May 20, 2010. member of Friends of the great-nephews. in Montreat, NC, and at She was an elementary Collierville Burch Library, ’48 Mickey Elizabeth various public elementary school teacher and was where she volunteered Dougherty Hale of schools in the state. She actively involved with the to operate the bookstore, Brookhaven, MS, July 11, served on the board of Daughters of the American Friends Again. She leaves her 2010. She was an artist and the Mountain Area Child Revolution and First husband of nearly 60 years, avid bridge player, holding and Family Center in Presbyterian Church. She Alan Babin ’50, fi ve children, the level of Life Master since Swannanoa, NC. In 1991, leaves three cousins. 11 grandchildren and a sister. 2002. The widow of the she was awarded the ’51 Frances Nix Morgan of ’52 Roy Calvin Page of Rev. Edward S.T. Hale, her Algernon Sydney Sullivan Corinth, MS, Aug. 20, 2010. Memphis, Aug. 18, 2010. husband of almost 61 years, Award for exemplary service. She worked as director of A surgical oncologist who she leaves a daughter, a son, Active in Tryon Presbyterian social services at Magnolia practiced for 51 years, he four grandchildren and four Church, she was the widow Regional Health Center served in the 516th Medical great-grandchildren. of Alf Canon ’44, who for 21 years and served Unit of the U.S. Air Force ’48 Alfred “Al” Lovered served as dean of alumni on the Mississippi State in 1951. In 1965, he joined Vernon Ingram Sr. of and development at Rhodes. Board of Social Workers his two brothers, Alfred and Albuquerque, NM, Aug. She leaves her husband, and the Mississippi State Gene Page ’48 in practice rhodes.edu F A L L 2 0 1 0 • R H O D E S { 47 } In Memoriam at Page Surgical Oncology Church, he ministered University Department of gardening, running and Clinic, and later was in solo at Bellevue Presbyterian Obstetrics and Gynecology cycling, and was an avid practice until his retirement. Church and Springfi eld until 1995, when he reader. He leaves his wife, An active member of several Presbyterian Church. He opened a private practice, Patti, a daughter, two sons, a medical societies and a leaves his wife, Annelle the Center for Applied granddaughter, a sister and a lifelong member of Idlewild Gandy Gracey ’60, a Reproductive Science. His brother. Presbyterian Church, he daughter, two sons, research interests were in ’75 Alan Louis Latourette leaves his wife of 29 years, two sisters and eight the fi elds of reproductive of Rogers, AR, Aug. 9, 2010. Nancy Overstreet Page, a grandchildren. aging, ovarian function, A graduate of the Southern daughter, three sons and fi ve ’62 Beverly Jean Fullilove assisted reproduction and College of Optometry, he grandchildren. Bunnell of Sardis, MS, Aug. early human development. owned and operated Tri- ’53 Marlene Weigel 11, 2010. A graduate of the He received numerous State Optical Center in Beecher of Show Low, Methodist Hospital School teaching awards and Rogers. He leaves his wife, AZ, June 10, 2010. In of Nursing, she worked was a member of several Vicki Latourette, two sons, California, she directed as a surgical technician at professional and patient fi ve grandchildren, three an adult special education Methodist Central Hospital advocacy organizations. sisters and three brothers. program, and taught for 20 years. A member of He was also an author and ’76 Theodore E. “Ted” elementary school in Bear Union Baptist Church, she editorial reviewer for several Eastburn of Colorado Springs, River City, UT, for many leaves four daughters, a son, professional publications. He CO, Aug. 17, 2010. A years. She greatly enjoyed 15 grandchildren and three leaves his wife, Helen Walker cardiologist, he had served on teaching Native American great-grandchildren. Thatcher, and a brother. the City Council from 1999- elementary students at the ’62 Susan Hyde Calhoun ’71 Paula Briggs Myers of 2003, and ran for mayor at Navajo Nation in Tsaile, of Bryn Mawr, PA, Nov. Memphis, June 2, 2010. She the end of his term. Known AZ. A member of the 12, 2007. She leaves her had a passion for Christian for advocating health care Franciscan Order of the husband, James G. Calhoun, education and completed for the underprivileged, he Roman Catholic Church, a daughter, a son and two courses at Harding served in 2008 as chairman she served needy families grandchildren. University, Memphis of an initiative to raise $13 through the Saint Thomas ’62 Frank Thomas Cloar Theological Seminary and million for the renovation Aquinas Catholic Church in of Little Rock, AR, June All Saints Bible College. She of a community health Logan, UT. She leaves three 16, 2010. He was a professor leaves her husband of 39 center. He joined Pikes Peak daughters, three sons, 11 emeritus of Psychology at years, Torrence S. Myers Jr., Cardiology in 1991 and grandchildren and a brother. Rhodes, where he taught for two sons, six grandchildren, became a senior partner. He ’53 Mary Louise Dallam 28 years, retiring in 1996. He three sisters and four leaves a daughter and three Warren of Collierville, TN, leaves a daughter, Elizabeth brothers. sons. April 28, 2010. A member “Libba” Cloar Burle ’92, a son, ’72 Charles Eugene Wilson ’80 Gregory Louis Yeatman of Collierville Presbyterian Frank Thomas “Tee” Cloar of Martinez, GA, July 24, of Little Rock, AR, July Church, she leaves two sons. Jr. ’85, fi ve grandchildren and 2010. He served in the 19, 2010. A civil engineer ’55 Mary Louise Williams two brothers. U. S. Navy from 1949-69, with the American Samoan Steele of Calhoun City, MS, ’62 William Harrison retiring as chief petty offi cer Government until 1985, July 26, 2010. A homemaker, Jacoway of Birmingham, at Millington, TN. He he then worked for an she was also actively involved AL, June 29, 2010. His was a professor at Georgia environmental waste in the community, having career began in the trust Military College and then disposal company before received the community department at Exchange at Troy State University in obtaining his law degree service award from the Security Bank, and Alabama. He was a member from the University of Calhoun City Chamber of he later became the of the Central Church of Arkansas School of Law at Commerce. She belonged business administrator at Christ in Augusta, GA, and Little Rock. He practiced to Lewis Memorial United Independent Presbyterian belonged to the Henderson, law with Chisenhall, Methodist Church, where Church, Birmingham; TN, Masonic Lodge. He Nestrud & Julian, then was she was a member of the Wayzata Community leaves his wife, Marion Ella a founding partner of the United Methodist Women’s Church, Wayzata MN; and Holding Wilson, a daughter, fi rm of James, Yeatman & Group and the choir. She First Presbyterian Church, a son, two grandchildren, Sherman, and later founded leaves her husband of 45 San Diego, CA. He leaves three sisters and two his own law fi rm of Yeatman years, Bobby Steele, three his wife, Wendy Hall brothers. & Associates, where he daughters, 11 grandchildren Jacoway, a daughter, three ’74 John Andrew “Andy” specialized in environmental and two sisters, Suzanne sons, six grandchildren and Hummel of Weatherford, related legal work. A lifelong Winslow ’58 and Joanne a brother. TX, July 19, 2010. A 30- supporter of the Boy Scouts Wilhite ’58. ’71 Samuel “Sam” Thatcher year employee of Lockheed of America, he leaves his ’56 George D. Gracey Jr. of Jonesborough, TN, Dec. Martin, he was a musician wife, Virginia Marr Yeatman of Clarksville, TN, June 18, 2009. He was director of and a founding member of ’81, a daughter, a son, a sister 5, 2010. After retiring as a reproductive endocrinology the rock group Big Star. He and a brother. pastor of First Presbyterian at the East Tennessee State loved renovating old houses,

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ur students’ passion for Olearning is matched by the passion for giving in our alumni, parents and friends. We express our deepest gratitude to all who sustain Rhodes College with their fi nancial commitments. The Benefactors’ Circle The Benefactors’ Circle in the Cloister of Palmer Hall includes the names of those who have made historic commitments to Rhodes.

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

Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 The Plough Foundation ^In memoriam Linda and Mike Curb Carol W. and James H. Prentiss^ The Day Foundation William B. Dunavant, Jr. Sarah M.^ and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.^ ’26 The Ford Foundation Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51^ and Arthur Fulmer Allison and Thomas M. Garrott Alfred C. Glassell ’11^ Boyce^ and Cecil M. Gooch^ The Hassell Family^ of Clifton, Tennessee Napoleon^ and Marie Cordes Hill^

2 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 The Charles E. Diehl Society C. Williams Butler, III ’63, President The Charles E. Diehl Society is named for Charles E. Diehl, who served as College President from 1917-49. The Society recognizes individuals who have provided generous fi nancial support for the operation of the college as well as leadership, loyalty and expertise throughout the year. Carole Pearson Troutt Jane Porter Feild Clinton R. Pearson Endowed Circle William E. Troutt Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52 Esther West Pearson Debby Wallace Deborah Flexner Gregory A. Peters ’82 of the Charles E. John M. Wallace, III ’75 Thomas M. Flexner ’76 Tess Peters Rebecca Webb Wilson John Albert Fogarty John R. Pharis ’67 Diehl Society Spence L. Wilson Nancy Womack Fogarty Gayle Davis Posey One Anonymous Donor Deirdre Giblin William H. Posey, III ’80 To ensure Rhodes’ continuing fi nancial J.W. Gibson A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 strength, unrestricted endowment Diehl Society Sustainer Katherine Buckman Gibson Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ’84 gifts can be made to fund perpetual Connie Abston R. Sann Gossum ’86* Linda Rhea memberships in the Charles E. Diehl Dunbar Abston, Jr. Jason T. Greene ’91 S. Herbert Rhea^ Society. These unrestricted gifts may James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Michelle Long Greene ’91 Ali Saberioon be either current or deferred or some Tanya Coleman Augustine Roy L. Greenlee* Gita Hakimian Saberioon combination of the two. They are Carol Piplar Barton Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52* Chris Sanders recognized with membership in the James H. Barton Brent Christopher Haney* W. Reid Sanders Endowed Circle. John H. Coats ’75 Christine S. Haney* Deborah Owen Schadt Pamela Coats Thomas B. Harris* Stephen C. Schadt Kelty Crain Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Endowed Rogers L. Crain Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Melissa Ann Herbst ’94 Brenda Schilly Smith Guarantors Susanna Yarbrough Johnson Christopher Elliott Higgins ’02 M. Gray Stevens ’82 Camille Tanner Jones C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Betty Wood Storrs ’53 Mr.^ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ’62 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Charlotte Hill Charles L. Storrs Riea M. Lainoff Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Janet Graf Tate Steven Roy Lainoff Doreen M. Kelly* S. Shepherd Tate ’39 Members of the J. Stephen Martin Gary Allan King Elizabeth Louise Todd ’73 Randall R. Rhea ’77 Rose O’Dell King Edward O. Uthman ’74 Charles E. Diehl Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller* A. Dale Ledbetter ’64 Margaret Uthman Jocelyn Rudner Bruce R. LeForce ’81 Henry D. Varnell, Jr. Society William B. Rudner Charlotte A. LeForce Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Cindy Lynn Sites James R. Lientz, Jr. Jenna Goodloe Wade Members of the Charles E. Diehl John C. Sites ’74 Margaret Hall Lientz John P. Wade Society provide annual unrestricted Donna T. Springfi eld Lola Harrison Llewellyn Robert R. Waller gifts. Membership levels in the Society James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Robert R. Llewellyn Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 are Philanthropists ($100,000 or Debby Makris Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 more), Guarantors ($50,000 or more), Diehl Society Patron George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 David D. Watts ’63 Fellows ($25,000 or more), Benefactors Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99* Suzanne Mallory Janet Watts ($15,000 or more), Sustainers ($10,000 Madison Moore Agee ’99* W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88* or more) and Patrons ($5,000 or Michelle B. Babcock ’98* Elizabeth Malone William H. Wilcox more). For those alumni who have Jack R. Blair John Thomas Malone Kathryn Anne Williams not yet celebrated their 10th reunion, Kathleen D. Blair Hervey Doughton Martin ’58 Grace Morris Williamson ’57 membership is offered at a reduced Carolyn Farrior Boone Steve A. Martin ’59 Deborah Hewitt Wynne amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase Jim Buford Boone, Jr. Jo Maxwell Steven Earl Wynne to a higher level are marked with an John H. Bryan ’58 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 David Glenn Zanca asterisk. John H. Bryan, III ’83 Claude M. McCord, Jr. Ginny Zanca Louise Comiskey Bryan Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Diehl Society Fellow Neville Frierson Bryan ’58 Mary McCallum McDonnell The Charles E. Diehl Society Brenda Crain Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’47 Michael McDonnell Executive Committee J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 C. Williams Butler, III ’63 James E. McGehee, Jr. Bill Butler ’63, Chair John C. Hugon ’77 Joan Davis Butler Mabel McCall McNeill Laila Adams Eckels ’71 J. L. Jerden ’59 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Phillip H. McNeill Roscoe Feild ’52 Jane Grey Jerden Judith Campbell David R. McWilliams ’78 John Maxwell ’57 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Ellen Clark Laurie R. McWilliams Bill Michaelcheck ’69 William J. Michaelcheck ’69 G. Edmond Clark* J. Michael Millis Randy Rhea ’77 Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Janet C. Millis Art Rollins ’81 Cathy Rollins Sue McCown Clark* Fred Montesi, III Spence Wilson Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Maura Brady Costello ’83 Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 Timothy P. Costello Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 ^In Memoriam Diehl Society Benefactor Marcus P. Cox ’04* Merry Moore Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Meg Thomas Crosby ’92* Craig W. Murray ’69 Robert E. Craddock, Jr. Scott J. Crosby* Marsha L. Murray Barbara Howell Hamilton ’51* Anita Ann Davis ’90* James E. Newman Ralph S. Hamilton* David B. DuBard ’88 Jennifer Worsham Newman ’73 Herbert Linville ’50* Joe M. Duncan ’63 Ann O’Donnell John Palmer Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 James A. O’Donnell ’74 Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Laila Adams Eckels ’71 David Overend ’96 L. Allen Reynolds ’60* Richard H. Eckels ’70 Willson M. Overend

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 3 The Red and Black Society Fred M. Blackmon, Jr.’01, Katherine Bullard Melhorn’77, Emily Davis Olson’06, Co-Chairs Members of the Red and Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For those alumni who have not yet celebrated their 10th reunion, membership is offered at a reduced amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Red and Black Society Partner Michael John Lynch* Russell P. Ashford ’83* Scott P. Howard ’73 David Hughes Barber Matthew D. Marcotte ’99 Sarah L. Ashford* Nancy Cox Howell ’67 Jean Louise Barber Forrest S. McCartney Bryan T. Baker ’01 Walter B. Howell ’66 Carole L. Branyan ’67 Ruth Griffi s McCartney ’50 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Bridget Jensen Katherine Jackson Bye James L. McElroy ’69 Igor Bidikov* Tsutomu Kawazoe ’63 Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Katherine Maddox McElroy ’77 Tatiana Bidikov* Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. Janice Ost Donelson* Alexander J. McKelway ’86 Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02* Daney D. Kepple Lewis R. Donelson ’38* Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61 Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr. ’01* Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn ’79* Kathy Lynn Hayek ’81* Joe McWilliams Cindy Boone Lynn Stapleton Koch ’83* J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73* Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 Robert A. Koch* Tena Hollingsworth* Leila Dell Mischer Barbara Lesh Borleske ’68* Henry A. Kurtz* Abigail Bateman Hubbell Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Stephen G. Borleske* Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50 Paul Joseph Hubbell, III Pamela Denise Murray ’83 Anne Riley Bourne ’54 William S. Lawrence Agnes S. Lowe Christine Nall* Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 Helen A. Lilienstern James R. Lowe Julian C. Nall ’43* Laura Keever Brimberry ’89 David E. Lindsey ’63 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Anh Nguyen Olin K. Brimberry Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65 Ashton Phelps, Jr. Michael G. Nolan ’79 Rickman P. Brown ’77 Carol McCracken Lowry* Suzanne Phelps Rosalia Nolan Jennifer Dallas Buckthal* Thomas M. Lowry, III ’63* Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Ginger Nussbaum John Roger Buckthal* Hal David Martin* Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Michelle Kay Martin* Brian F. Sudderth ’77 Amy Inklebarger Ogden* R. Alan Chambers James W. Massey ’83 Lynn Reecer Sudderth ’78 Harry P. Ogden ’71* Rebecca S. Chambers Margaret Chisholm Massey ’86 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Jeanne Ellen Perkins Dane S. Ciolino ’85* James G. McClure ’46 Thomas D. Sullivan Joe Bob Perkins Michael T. Clary ’77 Marion Dugdale McClure Grace Gabriel Williams ’03* Dac Tat Pham Nancy E. Clary James T. McDonald, Jr. ’51 Cynthia Crowson Pierce John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Brian S. McGeorge ’95* Red and Black Society Senior George Forster Pierce, III Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 Susan S. McGeorge* G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87 William Howard Pratt, Esq. Carla Jane Cox ’73 Wesley N. Meador ’00 Kimberly Collins Bates ’88 Barbara B. Price Cynthia T. Culmo* Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Kenneth B. Bielinski Joseph A. Price Mark M. Culmo* Marilyn Ann Meyers ’64* Linda Bielinski Brad Priester ’86* Timothy D. Davis ’87 Camille D. Miller David D. Blalock, Jr. Joanna Smith Priester ’88* Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87 William Alton Miller Nancy R. Blalock Charles J. Reichelt, Jr. Jennifer Dufour Carol Ellis Morgan ’76 Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79 Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92 Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Cecilia H. Morgan Ralph A. Carl ’75 Melody Hokanson Richey William Britton Duke, II John R. Morgan Georgia DuPre’ Chadwick* Warren A. Richey Carl G. Dury, II ’72* J. Thomas Morgan, III Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick* Anna Robbins P.J. Marschner Edington Brian P. O’Neill ’94 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91* S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 William H. Edington ’67 Laura McRae O’Neill ’97 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91* Cary G. Rotter Gary Bruce Elliott Martha Irene Pedersen ’70 Georgia S. Davis Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Joel Perchik William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Diane Rudner Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68* Pamela Perchik Nancy Davis Donachie Jerry Sanders Robert J. Ennis* Sarah Rook Perkins ’49 Robert James Donachie, Jr. Michael John Semmes* Lawrence E. Evans ’65 Cynthia Mathis Pfohl ’05 Michael R. Drompp Yvette Young Semmes* Manouchehr D. Farahani Grace Wunderlich Prange ’39 Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 Harry L. Swinney ’61 Maria E. Farahani Allison Forsyth Prickett ’03 Kristen Taylor Duncan ’96 J. Charles Taylor ’74* J. Robert Farrell ’71 Allyson Hooper Proctor ’87 John Edwin Ferebee Virginia Norquist Taylor* Linda K. Farrell Patrick O. Proctor ’80 C. Bradford Foster, III ’69 John R. Tilton ’67 Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott Mary Lampton Puckett ’74 Susan Hoefer Foster ’69 Lois Tilton Camille Roberts Fenton Richard H. Puckett C. Kevin Garland’90 Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57* John M. Fenton M. Rex Rankin, III ’74 Sherrill Cameron Garland ’90 Andrew W. Watts ’85* Ellen Kimbrough Fones* Henrietta Ratcliff Helyn Shelley Goldstein Cathy Harper Watts* Jere B. Fones ’70* James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 Debbie Bennett Goss William C. Wilson ’61 Laura Ann Frase ’82 Morris T. Reagan ’60 John Bradford Goss Kelly Elizabeth Young Christy Holt Frierson* Erin Patricia Riches ’99 Sara Helen Goza’80 Peter Michael Young John Bolinger Frierson* Julia Breslin Rigdon Frances Clevenger Henkel ’79 One Anonymous Donor Russell E. Galloway ’80 Matthew M. Rigdon ’02 Michael C. Henkel ’79 Sherry Galloway Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Anne Hixon Huff ’57 Red and Black Society Karen Marie Gehrs ’83 Paul O. Roberts Thomas A. Huff ’57 Associate Elizabeth Myers Haag ’98* F. Michael Royer Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Bette Joan Ackerman* Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82 Shelley Jean Royer Erin Stukey Johnson ’73* John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Margaret Lawson Headrick ’73 Sally Jane Rutherford* Warren T. Johnson, Jr.* Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 S. Russell Headrick ’73 Samad S. Samana ’07 Thomas L. Jones Catharine Coleman Alexander ’56 Sally Ann Holmes ’85 Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Lizabeth Kelley J. David Alexander, Jr.^ ’53 Dana Bradley Holt* Lisa B. Singer Karen Davies Lynch* Jane Phelps Arnold ’49* Rita Louise Holt* Ann Crandall Sloan

4 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 C. Hamilton Sloan Katharine Farmer Breaux ’99 Brian E. Foshee Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Jonathan P. Smoke ’91 Matthew H. Breaux ’99 Lauren Foshee Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ’62 Kathleen Fleece Smoke ’91 Chip Brian ’94* Kristine Kathleen Fox John Jacobus ’62 Allison Paige Spinks* James McDuffi e Bruce, III Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Randall Jahren Stephen Christopher Spinks ’91* Margaret Gower Bruce Elise Frick Robert A. James, Jr. ’91* John C. Stepan ’63 David Caldwell Michael R. Frick ’80 Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl Rebecca Stepan Nancy Caldwell Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr. Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. David L. Tait R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66 Arthur Fulmer, III Charles R. Johanson Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ’83 Stuart Campbell* Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 Theresa B. Johanson Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 Mary Palmer Campbell ’79 Jonathon T. Gamble ’06 Derren Dee Johnson Linda Z. Tufton* Becky Irvin Campbell* Steven M. Garrett ’81 Frederick Alan Johnson Peter Michael Tufton* Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Margaret Jean Gatz ’66* Laura Raquel Johnson ’10 David Salem Tweel Daniel S. Case ’07* Lela Sanford Whittle Germann Arch C. Johnston ’67 Margaret Sloan Tweel Donna Casparian Logan H. Germann ’93 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 Glenn Nichols Wagner* John S. Cherry, Jr. ’63 Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie ’75 Jennifer Harris Johnston ’93* Patricia Louise Walls ’65* Brian M. Clary ’01* Trow Gillespie Jill S. Johnston Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 Annelle Albritton Clute ’55 Emmel B. Golden, Jr. ’72 Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Carol Nicholson Ward Jan Bellew Connor James B. Golden, III ’85* Megan Jones ’90* Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69* Robert Blacksher Connor Nancy Jaco Golden ’71 Sonya N. Jones ’95* Richard E. Weiler* C. Allen Cooke ’53 Jeanne Grebe Stephen P. Jones Tracy L. Wesche Dee Goodloe Cooke T. Keith Grebe Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 W. Allen Wesche ’88 Edward Charles Coppola, Sr. Robert C. Grenfell ’75 Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Nancy Elizabeth Coppola Eileen Ann Griffi n Cheryl L. Kaywood Howard C. Westmoreland Michael P. Corey Thomas Earl Griffi n Sam K. Kaywood Robert W. Wheeler ’84* Patricia Ann Corey Jack Webster Grigsby Keith E. Kelly ’88 Pamela Willd E. Ralph Cotham, IV Lauren Beth Gunn ’02 Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Mary Frances Buxton Cotham ’62 Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Eleanor Rosson Kennedy ’69* Jane Wittichen Williams ’52 Colin L. Cox ’09 Sue Dunn Hall ’69* John L. Kennedy ’69* Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Stephanie Elizabeth Cox ’03 Mark L. Hammond ’79 Ann McNeill Killary Stacy Sodel Womack Jeffrey L. Crader ’01 John Calvin Hardin, III Scott David Killary Douglas Hurt Yarn Jacob T. Cremer ’06* Sally Hope Hardin James R. Kingman ’09 Lisa Flint Yarn Terin Barbas Cremer Christopher Harris Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72* George Villere Young Anne Marie Crifasi ’07* Cynthia C. Harris Dr. Charles A. Kirby Sarah Chesser Young Senter Crook ’65 Diana Craig Harris Susan Daigle Kirby C. Richard Crosby Jeffrey C. Hatcher Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick Red and Black Society Member Wynona Gillmore Crosby ’64 Deborah Jean Havner Robert D. Kirkpatrick Amanda Jones Aghdami ’90 Elizabeth Boatwright Crowley Galen Clifford Havner Rebecca Davis Knack ’60* Farhad Aghdami Robert James Crowley, Jr. Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in ’83 Gerald A. Koonce ’73 P. Max Aldrich ’82 Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96 Michael D. Hefl in Jeffrey John Kovalic H. William Allen, III ’66 Richard K. Dagger Alexander S. Heit ’08* Pamela Kovalic Katherine Willis Allen ’66 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill Susan Dillard Hendrickson ’69 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 Mehreen Omar Atiq James H. Daughdrill, Jr. William G. Hendrickson ’68 Berta Radford Laney ’50 Omar Taimoor Atiq Joyce Dortch Kim Baxter Henley ’60 James Thomas Laney Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 Richard W. Dortch ’58 Raymond F. Henley ’60 John Dukes Langston Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb ’63 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’94* James Logan Henrikson Susan Hughes Langston George W. Awsumb ’61 Carolyn Gardner Duggan ’88 Margaret Henrikson Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence ’93 B. Robert Baker Donald Duggan ’86 Jack D. Herbert ’62 C. Lynn Lawson ’87* Carmody Baker James Baldwin Duncan, III* Edward C. Hermann ’42 Melanie Mitchum Leader ’80 Carolyn Michelle Brown Christine Ray Eades ’82 Katherine M. Hermann William D. Leader, Jr. Dale R. Baker ’10 David L. Eades ’82 Jerry D. Heston ’78 Mary Dempsey Lembke Dudley Baker, Jr. ’99* Jennifer Fey Edmonds ’68 Dennis A. Higdon Matthew H. Lembke ’88 William Anderson Baker Oscar H. Edmonds, III Joanna Coss Higdon ’66 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 Carolyn Edwards John S. Hille ’69 John Dewitt Lent Marie Farrar Baldree ’85 Michael A. Edwards ’79 Tansill Heslip Hille ’69 Pamela K. Lent Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61* Douglas Leslie Eiland Leah Karen Hirsch ’08 Clay Lilienstern Thomas Medley Bale Sonja Darlene Eiland John E. Hixon ’60 Rebecca Lilienstern Vickie Lynn Bale Georgia Wolfe Engwall Margaret Hixon Valerie Ann Loebs ’80 P. Ross Bandy ’72 K. Wyatt Engwall ’69 Michael J. Hofto Nancy Rogers MacDonald Carolyn Alison Barnwell ’99 Sarah Kinnard Evins Nancy T. Hofto Chip Fabian MacDonald Joy Magdovitz Bearman ’58 Starling Claude Evins C. Alton Hollingsworth, Jr. Edward S. Mackey* Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Sarah Lindsey Fairchild ’06* Elizabeth Hollingsworth ’55 Susan Eades Mackey ’85* Jann J. Bellamy Clay T. Farha* William Mason Holmes, Jr. ’64 Douglas Hayes Madison Raymond E. Bellamy Jamie L. Farha* Dr. Michael Horberg* Stephanie Madison Elizabeth Lazear Bingley ’71 E. Carl Fisher ’65* Jane M. Horn Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Claire Knight Blake Lois B. Fisher* Warren B. Horn Neely Mallory, III Joseph J. Blake Jr. Stephanie Louise Flaniken ’76 Amy Farley Howe ’83* Mark Peter Mantovani Kenneth Adam Bohnert ’07* Patricia Michele Flynn ’77 R. Davis Howe, Jr. ’83* Patricia Ann Mantovani Suzanne L. Bonefas Martha Fogelman Leigh Taylor Hughes ’91* Janet Ann Marr James D. Bonham ’76 Robert F. Fogelman William W. Hunt^ ’56 Price Hendricks Marr Jane Bonham Kristin A. Forbes ’10 Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’59 George Stephen Mason, Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 5 The Red and Black Society continued from page 5 Kym Freeman Mason Rebecca Todd Peters ’89* Ellen Coulter Schully Ronnie J. Wann Hilary Lavonne Mast ’07 Ann Petersen Eric H. Schultz Lynn Morrow Ward ’66 Julia Matthews James D. Petersen ’60 Kim A. Schultz Rick Lane Warren, III Michael L. Matthews ’84 Betty Chalmers Peyton ’58* Eric T. Sefton ’02 Polly Pogue Warren Joanne McAlvany Melinda Carol Phillips ’03* Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 David B. Weatherman ’01 William McAlvany Diane Litwak Pikos Richard Sewell ’10 Arthur M. Weeden, Jr.* Amy Hazlewood McAtee ’86 Michael Anthony Pikos Elaine K. Shanley Diane McMillan Wellford ’59 W. Neal McAtee ’85 Gary M. Polovich John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 Walker L. Wellford, III ’59 John R. McCune Peggy Collins Polovich Leighton A. Shantz ’88 Lewis P. Wexler Isaac Joseph McFadden Hafford C. Porter, II ’08* Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60 Frank S. McKnight ’49 Dorothy Johnson Pounders ’68 Erin Davis Shedd ’98 Charles L. Wheeler ’05* Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Louis R. Pounders ’68 Joseph S. Sims* Molly Chapman Wheeler ’05* Karen S. McLain* Betty Pyeatt Vivian Sims* Barbara Williams Richard S. McLain* Wayne W. Pyeatt Mark V. Smith* Christie McDaniel Williams B. Denton McLellan ’58* Mikkel B. Quam ’09* Patricia Parish Smith* G. Kenneth Williams John W. McQuiston, II ’65 Richard D. Quay Trish Witherspoon Spore ’83 John A. Williams Robbie Walker McQuiston ’65 Rosamond Goldman Quay ’75 Richard R. Spore, III ’84 Kevin H. Williams ’89 Philip S. McSween ’87 Joan Corbett Quinn Anne Heard Stokes Vivian Gray Williams Vivian Gay McWilliams ’08 John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 John W. Stokes, Jr. Jon David Willingham ’04 Irma Waddell Merrill ’47 Carmen M. Ramirez Alex Robert Stowe, Jr. David J. Wottle Cathryn Chrouser Miller J. Richard Ramirez Josephine Uri Stowe Janice Kay Wottle Geraldine Miller Mark W. Randolph Robert J. Strandburg* Jane Cady Wright Thomas W. Miller Charlotte Lebo Ray ’67 Choojit Sweeney Linda Kay Yates ’69 Charles S. Mitchell, V ’94 James A. Ray John J. Sweeney, Jr. Simone Harvey Yoder ’03 Houston Niller Moore ’29 Bhaskar C. Reddy Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98* Donna Mannina Young ’88 James Riley Mulroy, II ’71 Tanuja Reddy Paige Wilson Tench ’76 Peter F. Zanca ’10 Nancy Mulroy Marshall M. Redmon ’84* James W. Thomas, II ’70 Two Anonymous Donors Kenneth John Najder Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82* Myrna Thomas Michelle C. Najder John Anders Reynolds ’04* James Orville Thompson, Sr. Red and Black Society Joseph J. Nash ’81 Larry Rice ’74 Lynn Stanley Thompson Executive Committee Ginny Rae Neal ’96* Joy Rice Josephine Taylor Threlkeld ’54 Co-Chairs Teresa Watson Nelson Christopher L. Riley ’84 William C. Threlkeld ’53 Fred M. Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Andrew Jackson Noble, III Elizabeth Browning Riley Elizabeth Todd Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Chris Nunn ’97 Linda Ellen Rivkin M. Alfred Todd ’65 Emily Davis Olson ’06 Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Michael Lee Rivkin Endang Megawatt Tong Committee John S. Olsen* Charles William Robertson, Jr. ’65 William Chi Tong G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 Julie Ann Olsen* Patricia K. Robertson J.D. Trimble, Jr. ’52 Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ’66 Emily Davis Olson ’06 Debbi Fields Rose Claude B. Trusty ’56 Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Gregory Ott Michael D. Rose Margaret Trusty Alper M. Cetingok ’97 C. Penn Owen, III Ann Rollow Ross ’52 John W. Tucker ’80 Anne Marie Crifasi ’07 Gwen Jones Owen ’79 Beth McFadden Rouse Mrs. Laurie Ann Tucker William H. Edington ’67 D. Davidson Oxley ’87 Robert Hudson Rouse Agnes Ming Turley ’44 Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Michael S. Tutor Michael L. Matthews ’84 Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Joe Royer Ruth Green Tutor ’85 Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73 Charles W. Parrott ’83 Philip J. Ruppel ’06 Carolyn Spann Utt Melinda C. Phillips ’03 Deborah Parrott Carolyn R. Russell William Phillips Utt John Anders Reynolds ’04 Catherine Ann Patterson George M. Russell ’56 Amanda Illges Van Cleve ’91 Philip J. Ruppel ’06 David L. Patterson Jonathan M. Russom ’02 William J. Van Cleve ’90 Claude B. Trusty ’56 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 David Joel Sackett Christopher W. VanDervort ’02 Grace Williams ’03 Clyde L. Patton, Jr. Kim Connolly Sackett Carl E. Vest ’92* Leslie Patton Alan Dale Sandifer Christian B. Waddell ’93* ^In Memoriam Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89* Mary Louise Sandifer Chris Wallace Daniel E. Pellegrom Margaret Bane Schatzman ’79 Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Sally Pellegrom Nathan K. Schatzman Donna Dickens Waller ’59 Frances Crouch Perkins ’51 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Ada Jane Walters ’56 J. Russell Perry ’33 Barry Charles Schully Deborah Susan Wann The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College honors members of The Walter D. Bellingrath Society, whose concern for the future fi nancial strength of Rhodes has led them to make historic deferred gifts to the college. Joseph W. Blount ’79 Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Randall R. Rhea ’77 Rebecca Webb Wilson Carole L. Branyan ’67 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch James T. Robertson ’53 Spence L. Wilson Robert H. Buckman John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Valeria B. Robertson William C. Wilson, Esquire ’61 C. Stratton Hill ’50 Joyce A. Mollerup Ann Rollow Ross ’52 Winston Wolfe Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Paul S. Mostert ’50 James A. Thomas, III ’62^ Mark N. Hurley ’82 Harrison Kirkland Osoinach ’55 Nancy Laws Thomas ^In Memoriam

6 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 The Ralph C. Hon Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College recognizes members of the Ralph C. Hon Society who have ensured the future strength of the college by making Rhodes a direct benefi ciary of a variety of estate plans including will provisions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and life insurance policies. Connie Abston Richard B. Dixon ’50 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Dunbar Abston, Jr. Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Patricia Ann Lane ’72 Anne Pyron Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 F. Elaine Donelson ’59 James C. Lanier Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Lucille Hamer Amis ’48 Janice Ost Donelson Martha Schulz Laurie ’69 Carolyn Tatum Ray ’90 Marshall Amis Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50 Christopher C. Ray ’88 Robert W. Amis^ ’48 Edna Earl Douglas William S. Lawrence Ann McConnell Reaves^ ’47 Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 John P. Douglas ’48 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Robert G. Reaves ’47 Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38 Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 J. William Reddoch, III ’84 John Timothy Atkinson ’70 Lynn Myrick Dudley ’82 V. Markham Lester ’73 Jenny Reid John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 William B. Dunavant, Jr. Donald J. Lineback William W. Reid, Jr. Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Herbert Linville ’50 David Reinmund ’82 Cynthia Brown Bair ’83 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Frances Livesay Linda Rhea Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Judith Simono Durff ’66 Andrew S. London S. Herbert Rhea^ Martha J. Becker Thomas H. Durff ’65 Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Ann Bell ’41 Carl G. Dury, II ’72 Beverly Luttrell Paul O. Roberts Leo Berg ’78 Elizabeth Larson Eckford ’82 Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Richard D. Bird, Jr.’83 Erroll Eckford, III ’81 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 Cathy Rollins Charles P. Boone Michael A. Edwards ’79 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. William B. Rudner Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58 Lawrence A. Egger H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 H. Stanford Sanders ’63 Mary Dorothy Boswell ’38 Patricia Butterworth Egger ’65 Patrick L. Matlock ’74 C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Anne Riley Bourne ’54 Kurt Elias^ ’40 Ethel Taylor Maxwell ’36 Carolyn P. Schriber E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50 Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Vern E. McCarty ’66 Elaine K. Shanley Helen Deupree Brandon ’51 James G. Finley ’62 Kathleen McClain ’74 John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Mary McCallum McDonnell Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 David E. Brock ’80 Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Michael McDonnell C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Robert Marvin Ford, Jr. ’82 Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. L. Dossett Foster ’64 William H. McLean ’57 Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 Judith Campbell W. Aaron Foster ’67 Harriette Hollis McLoughlin ’41 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla David B. Carr ’98 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 John T. McLoughlin John E. Skvarla Ewing Carruthers, Jr. ’39 James L. Fri, Jr. N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 Eva Sladen Jane Ogden Carruthers ’48 Frank A. Frisch ’77 Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 J. Brian Sladen Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 Jennie Puryear Gardner ’31 David R. McWilliams ’78 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 William D. Challen Allison Garrott Stevens D. Melton ’77 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Thomas M. Garrott, III Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Tom S. Charlton ’78 Virginia Gayle Philip E. Mischke ’79 Robert L. Stewart ’53 Anthony J. Chivetta Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner ’57 Dolores Chivetta Henry Goodrich Catherine Harrell Morehead ’82 Ray Ulon Tanner ’54 Ellen Clark Justine Klyce Guthrie^ ’42 Robert T. Morehead ’82 J. Charles Taylor ’74 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Gus G. Halliburton Rosanna Morris ’41 Mark W. Taylor ’80 James Nelson Clay, III ’51 Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57 Thomas P. Teasley ’69 Charles P. Cobb^ ’44 Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74 Truly Brown Mount ’59 Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Robert M. Haugh ’73 Philip P. Mulkey ’77 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Ruth Moore Cobb Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Chris Nunn ’97 John Joseph Thomason ’51 Beverly Claire Cole Allen H. Hilzheim ’43 Amy Inklebarger Ogden Sally Palmer Thomason Stephen H. Cole ’68 Jack B. Hilzheim^ ’48 Harry P. Ogden ’71 James Howard Thompson^ ’56 Frances Coley Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Margareta O. Thompson ’56 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Norma Keisling Holmes ’52 Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 Robert T. Threlkeld ’82 John S. Collier ’46 William Mason Holmes, Jr. ’64 Anna Ruth Olswanger ’75 Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46 Elizabeth Anne Davies Hood John K. Osoinach ’69 Carole Pearson Troutt Kevin E. Collins ’81 Jason P. Hood ’87 Susan Head Osoinach ’67 William E. Troutt Katharine Meacham Conover ’43 Marcus C. Houston ’70 Carol Corbitt Overend Claude B. Trusty ’56 B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 Margaret Jones Houts^ ’40 George D. Overend Margaret Trusty Claudia Cooper Cook ’69 Scott P. Howard ’73 David Overend ’96 Donald W. Tucker H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 Karen Hulett Willson M. Overend Sybil Tucker Lisa Davis Cooke William B. Hulett ’69 Richard A. Park ’59 Frank L. Turner, Jr.^ ’50 Pete Cornish ’62 Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Michael D. Pearigen ’77 Ralph V. Turner ’57 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 Clinton R. Pearson Rann L. Vaulx ’60 Henry R. Crais ’58 Katy B. Ingvalson Esther West Pearson Robert R. Waller Nancy Stillman Crais T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Margery G. Peete Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Judith Devore Crumby Paula Shapiro Jacobson Russell F. Peete, Jr. ’41 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65 Robert H. Crumby ’53 Bridget Jensen J. Russell Perry ’33 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 J. L. Jerden ’59 Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 David D. Watts ’63 Alan E. Curle ’82 Jane Grey Jerden John R. Pharis ’67 H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Georgia S. Davis Sarah Josephine Johnson Pamela Anne Portwood ’78 Norma Webb ’52 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 R. Michael Potter Brenda K. Webb-Lanier W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. Daney D. Kepple Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Carol Prentiss Richard E. Weiler

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Lewis D. Wellford^ ’43 Pamela Willd H. Trent Wood d ’48 Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich^ ’39 Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Mae Milner Wood Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Lewis P. Wexler Sue Legge Wilkie Franklin M. Wright^ Ron A. Yarbrough Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60 George W. Wilson, III ’53 Robert Wright Sarah Boothe White ’39 Natalie Wilson Velma Wright ^In Memoriam Thomas J. White, Jr.^ ’39 Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts restricted for specifi c purposes, deferred gifts or gifts to build Rhodes’ permanent endowment this year.

$50,000 and up Wendi Carter Mahoney Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Amy Inklebarger Ogden Minnie Lee Hamer Bales ’35 Carolyn T. McAfee Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Harry P. Ogden ’71 Carol Piplar Barton James E. McGehee, Jr. Richard H. Eckels ’70 Charles W. Parrott ’83 James H. Barton Catherine D. Rauck Frank S. Evans Deborah Parrott Robert H. Buckman Richard Lee Rauck Janis S. Evans Jane McAtee Patterson ’50 Chloe Malone Burch^ ’34 Arthur W. Rollins ’81 Sue J. Fann^ Robert G. Patterson Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Cathy Rollins John Peter Frank Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Nettie W. Schilling^ John D. Gladney ’74 Ashton Phelps, Jr. Andi Hill Malcolm Sharp Debbie Bennett Goss Suzanne Phelps Wilton D. Hill Wayne Steele Sharp ’75 John Bradford Goss Diane Litwak Pikos Riea M. Lainoff James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51 Madeline H. Hamersley Michael Anthony Pikos Steven Roy Lainoff Darrell G. Townsend Mark L. Hammond ’79 Arnold Hey Pittman ’67 Catherine McClure Leslie Deborah E. Townsend Jeffrey Hindman Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 Jo Maxwell Carole Pearson Troutt Betsy Hollingsworth Gayle Davis Posey John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 William E. Troutt Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 William H. Posey, III ’80 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Cal Turner Pung-Pung Haung Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Robert R. Waller John R. Huffman Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Joyce A. Mollerup Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Clinton William Randolph ’02 Catherine D. Orgill^ Seven Anonymous Donors Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88 Julia Johnson Randolph ’01 John Palmer Vernon Hurst Marshall M. Redmon ’84 Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 $1,000 - $9,999 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82 Charles William Robertson, Jr. ’65 Bette Joan Ackerman Lizabeth Kelley Evelyn Reed James T. Robertson ’53 Michael A. Babich Jean S. Kirk William R. Reed, Jr. Patricia K. Robertson B. Robert Baker Scott H. Kirk Randall R. Rhea ’77 Valeria Robertson Carmody Baker Allan B. Korsakov ’64 Sally Jane Rutherford Janelle Love Simmons G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87 Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Donna Marie Ryan Thomas Murphey Simmons Kimberly Collins Bates ’88 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Jefrey Wayne Ryan Frank L. Turner, Jr.^ ’50 Bryan P. Bernard Henry A. Kurtz Ali Saberioon Rebecca Webb Wilson Anne Riley Bourne ’54 Angela Gailey Laster ’92 Gita Hakimian Saberioon Spence L. Wilson Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 Rhonda Joan Salvucci Elizabeth Boyle James R. Lientz, Jr. Thomas Joseph Salvucci $10,000 - $49,999 W. Ray Brakebill Lola Harrison Llewellyn Charles Ralph Shaw James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Carole L. Branyan ’67 Robert R. Llewellyn Dawn Elaine Shaw Tanya Coleman Augustine Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Debby Makris Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Neil A. Brunetz ’97 George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Clara Stephens Smith ’60 Ann Hudson Jones Boyle Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 James D. Smith J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. David L. Carter^ ’71 Elizabeth M. Marshall Stover L. Smith, Jr. John H. Bryan, III ’83 Ross M. Cascio ’02 George Stephen Mason, Jr. Louise Southard^ Louise Comiskey Bryan Lana Chu Kym Freeman Mason M. Gray Stevens ’82 Hal Crenshaw Thomas P. Chu ’80 Michael L. Matkins Joelen Stone-Frank Lucia Crenshaw Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 R. Scott McCord ’85 Gayle Scott Storey ’70 T. Stratton Daniel, Jr.^ ’44 W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Betty McMahon Peggy Crocker Strong ’55 Betty Eckels Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Marshall E. McMahon Thomas E. Strong ’54 Harold N. Falls^ ’40 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 John H. McMinn, III ’68 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Elizabeth Wade Ferris^ ’53 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Michael Allen Monsor Thomas D. Sullivan Charles C. Gerber Robert E. Craddock, Jr. Henry W. Morgan Lester Ellis Suna Meg Gerber Donna Lee Deines Snowden Boyle Morgan ’69 Robyn Rebecca Suna Justine Klyce Guthrie^ ’42 Kelly B. Deines Brenda Partee Morris Harry L. Swinney ’61 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Byron Dobell ’58 Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Susanna Yarbrough Johnson Elizabeth Dobell Catherine Morton Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Chrissy Lydick Laura L. Doramus Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50 Henry M. Turley, Jr. Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Margaret Boisen Nash ’50 Lynne Turley Bob Buchanan Mahoney Joe M. Duncan ’63 June Daniels Neal^ Henry D. Varnell, Jr.

8 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Abril Barba Drew Brown Gregory F. Clarin Glenn Nichols Wagner Whitney Jo Barham ’08 Jean K. Brown James Clarin Emily Holloway Walker ’64 Paula B. Barnes Martin H. Brown Janet M. Clarin J. Robert Walker, III Robert Lynn Barrows Michael S. Brown Byron B. Clark Chris Wallace Suzanne Barrows Milton P. Brown, Jr. Lisa M. Clark Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Teresa Beckham Gramm Rhonda V. Brown Philip L. Clark Ada Jane Walters ’56 Kevin E. Beeson Richard E. Brown Susan M. Clark ’74 Beth A. Walters Jennifer L. Bell Teresa Truitt Brown Diane L. J. Clarke David D. Watts ’63 Alice Bennett Joanie McEnery Browne ’04 Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke ’50 Janet Watts Patricia Ann Bennett Patrick Walsh Browne, III ’03 Philip R. Clarke, III Lewis D. Wellford^ ’43 Russell Glenn Bennett Alyssa Camille Browning ’97 Robert Clausing Winifred Pritchartt Wellford^ ’43 Reida Benson Steven Bruns Tommy V. Clinton ’61 Zachary McCree Wilson, III ’02 Ana Valisa Berber-Thayer ’09 Beverly Brunson Sandy Lynn Colbs ’80 Patricia Mosser Wolf Jonathan Duane Berger David Brunson Frances Coley Theodore P. Wolf Rebecca Kim Berger Jan McDonald Buddeke William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Paul C. Bergson Gretchen Oge Bufe ’06 James W. Collins ’85 Stacy Sodel Womack Roland Bernard John C. Bumpers Kevin E. Collins ’81 Henry Lane Young, III ’02 Peter M. Bernon Lauren K. Bunch Kathy Bogart Conkell Two Anonymous Donors Robert Bernstein John W. Buntin, Jr. ’04 William David Conkell Elizabeth Lee Berry ’10 A. G. Burkhart Judith Conley Up to $1,000 Scott J. Bess Tara Burkhart Lori Sanders Conley Shawn B. Abel ’87 Shannon Simpson Bevins ’96 James R. Burnett Thomas Denny Conley Connie Abston Amanda Bielinski Ann Schwartz Burnick Marilyn Marcher Conn Dunbar Abston, Jr. Kenneth B. Bielinski Daniel Jay Burnick Stephen Alfred Conn Hugh Adams Linda Bielinski Christopher M. Calamese ’07 Sandra A. Connell June R. Adams Catherine Ruth Birdwell ’06 Betty Calandruccio Karen Conner Zachary F. Albert ’10 Terry L. Bitner ’69 Lindsey C. Calder ’10 Pamela C. Conover Judith Burnett Albright Cynthia Regina Bitters ’11 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Alice Cook ’34 Andrelino Adriano Alix Pamela Kay Bitters Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell Elizabeth Angell Cook Eugenia Camacho Alix Robert Alan Bitters Sarah Kathlene Caldwell ’04 Heather Stewart Cook ’91 J. Christopher Allen ’88 Lynne M. Blair Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 Peter Mohler Cook Julia Wellford Allen ’47 Susan Smith Blair Marjorie Elizabeth Callicott Anna Marie Coons ’10 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77 John R. Blaisdell Leah M. Campbell Ann D. Cope Ray M. Allen, Jr. David D. Blalock, Jr. Susan Jo Candiotti Edward Charles Coppola, Sr. Charles S. Allison ’10 Nancy R. Blalock William M. Canfi eld Nancy Elizabeth Coppola Jane Allums Mark A. Block William Arthur Carden Carol White Covic Elaine Amis Samuel Blum, DDS Ernest J. Cardin, Jr. Craig Alan Covic Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 Harry J. Blumenthal Tiffany G. Cardin Anne McCormick Covington Marshall Amis Ruth G. Bodkin Alice Catherine Carls Stan Covington Jo Anne Anderson Kevin Bohn Stephen Douglas Carls Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Julia Catharine Anderson ’10 Brian James Bolwell Kevin M. Carlucci ’00 Alice Shanklin Cowley Megan Elna-Lyn Andrews ’02 Nina M. Bolwell David B. Carr ’98 John P. Cowley Janet H. Angell Cindy Boone Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 Allison Elizabeth Cox ’06 Julie Clare Antaya J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 William E. Carrell ’58 Margaret Cox Richard Scott Antaya Richard Booth Beverly Fourmy Carrick Paul Lawrence Cox^ ’65 Ross Armstrong ’01 John D. Bordelon ’06 Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 S. M. Coyl Louise Arnold Lauren Roussel Bordelon ’06 Ewing Carruthers, Jr. ’39 Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 Suzanne Arrington Callie Prewitt Borgman ’10 Jane Ogden Carruthers ’48 George W. Crabb ’60 Dr. Robert Joseph Ascuitto Christian David Boswell ’84 Melanie Cruse Carter ’10 Donna Rena Crenshaw Michael W. Atkinson Trish Boswell Byron J. Casey, III John Jeffrey Crenshaw Joseph Priestley Atnip Barbara Sue Boucher Carol Casey Helene K. Cronin Kathy Lynn Atnip Bradley Albert Boucher Eileen Casey Lisa P. Cross John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 Jeanne B. Bouton Glenn Casey Cheryl A. Crowley Robert E. Austin Fay B. Bowen Michael P. Casey Kasey Ann Brooks Culbreath ’06 Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Gary Dwayne Bowen Patrick H. Casey Daniel E. Cullen Kevin Avin Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Bena Cates Susanna Bluhm Cullen Frances B. Bachman Patricia Diane Bowen George E. Cates Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Joseph R. Badgett ’79 Elsie C. Boyd Kathleen Baker Cates Betty B. Curlin Anne Johnsen Bailey ’80 Kim R. Boyd Kay F. Catterton Michael B. Dalton Catherine Clements Bailey ’73 Paul Bozoian Alan D. Chandler Barbara Jo Danagher Glyn Bailey Karen T. Bradford Nancy Jane Chandler Michael James Danagher T. Clinton Bailey ’73 William L. Branim ’10 Thelma L. Chandler Susanne Benson Darnell Dale R. Baker ’10 Roger S. Bransford William Dean Chandler Kathy E. Daughters Julie Baker Susan Ray Bransford ’81 David W. Chang ’55 Ella Ruth Davis Katherine McCaa Baldwin ’93 Jacqueline Brasfi eld Courtney Ward Chavez ’91 Gayle A. Davis Robert L. Baldwin ’93 Thomas S. Bremer Dara C. Chesnutt ’10 Glen W. Davis Leonard H. Ballard ’76 Robert A. Brewer Jack A. Childers, Jr. ’71 Jeffery K. Davis ’85 Lynn Ballinger Douglas K. Bridges Jennifer Childers Mary Lynn Tucker Davis ’84 Ruth Bandoroff Robert D. Broege Anne V. Clarin Michael E. Davis ’01 La M. Banks Donald R. Brown Gary Raymond Clarin Dorothy J. De Tuerk

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 9 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 9 David L. Dean Sherry J. Fields Mr. Shane Graber Andrew S. Himoff ’02 Robyn L. Deery W. Thomas Fields Allison Jane Grabias ’03 John L. Hinds, IV ’08 Melissa Claire DeFabrizio ’10 Jim H. Fink ’79 Jean Ann Grabias Patti L. Hinners Lynne M. Dembiec Lisa Fink Joseph S. Grabias Mark S. Hittner Matthew M. Dement ’05 Robert J. Finkel ’02 Gary L. Graham ’80 Richard Hittner Brad A. Deykin ’96 Anne Gray Finley Jessica Katherine Graham ’06 Brandon P. Hobbs ’01 Enid Diamond James G. Finley ’62 Theresa Graham Jane W. Hobson Jan Carol Diamond Mack T. Finley Marshall K. Gramm Linda P. Hoffman Miriam Evers Dillard ’03 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, Jr. Meghan Elizabeth Hofto ’07 Christine Dionne Tillman J. Finley ’99 Jim P. Gray Victoria M. Hogan Elizabeth Carol Diveley ’75 Bonnie J. Fisher Nancy J. Green Elizabeth Hollenbeck Lee C. Donald ’97 Patrick Gordon Fisher ’96 Bonnie Greer James J. Hollenbeck Glenn Dorris Tracie Fisher Eileen Ann Griffi n Jay Hollenbeck Lindsay Auer Dorris Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Thomas Earl Griffi n Paulette Y. Hollenbeck William Eakes Dorris Joan B. Fletcher Gerald S. Grisham E. Thompson Holloway, Jr. Clare R. Doucette Peter W. Flexner ’79 Teresa C. Grisham H.J. Holman Megan R. Doucette Susan Elam Flexner ’80 Chassidy J. Groover ’10 Mary Elizabeth Huddleston ’10 Allison Marie Dove ’10 Janet M. Flink Cheri Alison Grosvenor ’93 Timothy S. Huebner Robert Dove Karen B. Flink Sara Ann Haiar ’04 Kathryn P. Huestis Lori Rose Dowell ’07 William David Flink Emily Williamson Haizlip ’46 Randy Huffstetter Michael R. Drompp Richard H. Flowers, IV ’10 Steven E. Hall Katrina D. Huggins Norman J. Ducas Terry J. Foley Margaret A. Halle Wallace James Huggins, Jr. T. J. Duerr, Jr. Cecilia Engel Forbes Charles West Hammond ’92 Andrea Hughes Mary Ellen Dumas ’09 Robert G. Forbes Teri J. Hammond ’90 Emily Parkinson Hughes ’00 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Gordon D. Ford Andrew Hanen Julia Keltner Hughes ’95 Martha Duncan Andrew P. Foss-Grant ’10 JoAnn M. Haner Michael C. Hughes ’97 Keturah Tamar Dunlap ’10 L. Dossett Foster ’64 Scott R. Haner Regina Hunt Laura Sherling Dunning ’02 Linda Foster Lisa Mancini Harden ’93 Nancy E. Hunter Barbara E. Duren Morgan C. Fowler ’44 Alix Carol Hardie Joseph Hyrka ’79 Gerry Lyn Duvall Carra Hewitt Fowlkes ’05 William H. Hardie, Jr. Gene Idziak Thomas A. Duvall, III Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman ’98 Fred K. Harman Leah Barr Iglehart ’80 J. Patton Dycus ’97 Marie C. Francis ’06 Cathy A. Harney Michael L. Iglehart ’82 Silver B. Eberly Kim D. Franco Kelly Yost Harper Lindsey K. Irons ’98 Steven B. Eberly Daniel C. Frankel ’09 Robert T. Harper ’78 Diane Marie Iwaskiewicz Marcia Austin Echols D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Rachel Marie Harpool ’10 Erin J. Iwaskiewicz Robert L. Echols ’62 M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Curtis F. Harrell Joel P. Iwaskiewicz ’10 Carolyn Edwards Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Kathryn W. Harris Kara Iwaskiewicz Michael A. Edwards ’79 Karen Elizabeth Fritsche Philip B. Hartigan ’04 Philip John Iwaskiewicz Adrienne Ballew Elder ’99 Roger Wayne Fritsche Jacob B. Harvey ’09 Robert Edward Jackson David Allen Elder ’99 Melissa Stampley Gage ’99 William H. Hasen ’03 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Lily Kathryn Elfrink ’10 Dee Garceau-Hagen Andrea Lies Hassink ’10 Mark Steven Jacobs Charles T. Ellingsworth ’97 Anton Garcia-Fernandez Charlotte Hatcher Yvonne Marie Jacobs Cheryl Elstins Allison Garrott LaNell Hatcher Janella James Madeline Anne Barrow ’03 Thomas M. Garrott, III Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74 Katherine Harriett James ’64 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Adair Madeline Gaudioso Robert M. Haugh ’73 Julia Katherine Jardine ’07 Peter G. Emanuel ’88 Giovanni Gaudioso Marc W. Haut ’82 Alan P. Jaslow Jo Ann Mary Treadwell Gee^ Karen Hawes Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Robert Eric Emery Shaun E. Gehres ’02 Scott E. Hawthorne Cindy Jayne Jaceuqline M. Encalade Stephanie Boyd Gehres ’99 T. L. Hayes Ken Jayne Ian J. Engdahl ’11 Betty Carol Germany ’55 Lynn Snow Hazelrig Jacqueline Renee Jeffrey ’05 Marie M. English Reginald N. Germany, Jr. ’55 Richard S. Heien ’71 Eva Williams Jemison ’40 Frederick Earl Etchen Blair Gilbert Catherine Van Kleeck Helman Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Mary S. Gilbert Mark David Helman Charles Bennett Johnson Michael S. Everett ’97 William R. Gilkeson ’69 Jill Fuzy Helmer ’77 Jessica Lynn Johnson ’10 Matthew W. Ewers ’10 Debra Eileen Gillespie Michele Henderson Karen S. Johnson Nancy Virginia Fall ’10 James Christoher Gillespie Roger Henderson Laura Raquel Johnson ’10 Frank F. Farmer ’98 Kimberly Sue Gilley Jennifer Lizzie Hendrix ’04 Leslie Abernathy Johnson ’97 Anna Gallaher Farris Stephen Lee Gilley, Sr. Sabet Henin Marsha Moore Johnson Whitney Lynn Faust ’10 Shannon M. Gleason Samia Henin Stephen Trent Johnson Amy Federman Kalli Rebecca Glenn ’10 J. Charles Henry ’76 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 Dave Ferguson Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78 Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Davi Lee Ferguson Robert H. Golden ’06 Guillermo S. Herran Alison Cates Jones ’10 Jean Ann Ferguson Nancy Elizabeth Goodman Dement ’06 Everette A. Herring ’94 Bev Jones Stephen R. Ferrara Diane Vincent Goold Julie Line Herring ’97 Bruce A. Jones ’83 Daniel Luther Fesperman Chuck Edward Gordon James David Hicks Craig S. Jones ’85 Elizabeth Bowie Fesperman Lucy Shepherd Gordon Bart Hildreth Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Anthony J. Fiedler ’02 Stephen L. Gordon Boyd Hill, Jr. Jean R. Jones

10 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59 Ruth Houston Link ’06 William H. McLean ’57 Julian C. Nall ’43 Mark A. Jones Steven C. Link ’06 Margie R. McLendon Blair T. Nance Peggy Jones James C. Lippy ’66 Ardeth H. McLeod Kathi Napier Rosemary Jones D. Williams Litchford, Jr. ’97 Patrick McLeod Joan Narog Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. Benjamin J. Livingston Tamara McLeod John Narog Russell S. Jones, Sr. Harold E. Lloyd George McKamie McMillan, Jr. Richard Narog Sara Robertson Jones ’94 Molly Hawken Lockwood ’44 Kitty Sue McMillan Joseph J. Nash ’81 Stephanie A. Jones Jennifer Carolyn Long ’10 Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Geoff Arnold Neale Susan Christine Jones Lisa Lyn Long ’90 Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86 Susan M. Jones Darlene Margaret Loprete Laura Dallas McSorley ’06 David W. Neblett ’01 William Carrington Jones Elizabeth Harvell Love Alexander P. McWhirter ’10 Catherine Crenshaw Neelly ’01 William H. Jones Margaret Elizabeth Lowe ’60 N. P. McWhirter, III ’73 John C. Neill, Jr. ’07 Anne C. Jordan Patricia Lucy Susan Neal McWhirter ’75 David R. Neithamer ’84 Katy Elizabeth Joyner ’09 Courtney Lambert Lundeen ’04 Heidi M. Meadows Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84 Donna Leigh Kahn Joel R. Lyons ’85 Julie Anne Mediamolle ’02 Brent Franklin Nelsen Evelyn F. Kaitz Padma Lyons Gabriella Hleen Meister-Stuart Lori Ann Nelsen Caroline Keane Anne B. Madden George I. Melichar Angela Joy Nelson ’97 Catherine Keegan Sarah E. Magill Teri E. Melkent Linda E. Nelson ’02 Patrick Frances Keegan Alexander K. Mahoney ’08 Tiffany Faith Merritt ’02 Michael C. Nelson Kristen Hatcher Keith Patricia A. Mahoney Jacqueline Hamra Mesa ’93 Tracy Michelle Nelson ’93 Carolyn F. Kenna Elizabeth Malone Carol Durham Meyer ’02 Thomas F. NeSmith Anne Kennedy John Thomas Malone Neal S. Meyer ’02 Tina L. NeSmith Daney D. Kepple David O. Mankin ’98 Tina Babock Miles ’84 Lynn Newstrom David H. Kesler Marlene Abi Mansour Cathryn Chrouser Miller Blake T. Newton Ann McNeill Killary Andy J. Marcinko Laura Jane Miller ’87 John T. Nichols ’10 Daniel S. Killary ’07 Vicki C. Marek Thomas W. Miller Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Scott David Killary Kyle A. Marks ’92 J. Michael Millis Richard H. Nollan Patrick J. Killian ’96 Raul G. Marmol Janet C. Millis Valeria Z. Nollan Georgia M. Kimmel Freeman C. Marr ’48 Michael A. Millis ’11 Fred S. Norman Stephen D. Kimmel Janet Ann Marr Allen D. Mills ’66 Helen Watkins Norman Dr. Charles A. Kirby Nelda Marr Maria DeArmond Mingos Douglass C. North Susan Daigle Kirby Price Hendricks Marr Steven Carl Mingos Theresa G. Nucaro Amanda Clark Kirtley ’10 Debra H. Marsh Rene Joseph Mire Lesa W. O’Brien Ramona Kissinger Randall Robert Martell Leila Dell Mischer Michael Andrew O’Brien Stanard T. Klinefelter Maureen Claire Maryott Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Patricia T. O’Connor Ellen Klyce Peter Silsby Maryott Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 Michael C. O’Gorman ’07 Alexandera G. Kostina Ann S. Mason Philip E. Mischke ’79 Patrick J. O’Gorman Janet M. Kottke Cyndi W. Massad James B. Mitchell, Jr. ’68 Carolyn Ohmes Jill E. Kramer Catherine Renee Matthews Nathan R. Mitchell ’02 William L. Oliver Karla Washburn Kramer ’94 Jeffery Scott Matthews Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. John S. Olsen Lyle V. Kuehl William R. Maybry Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Julie Ann Olsen Baker Kurrus Natalie Marie Mayo ’10 Grant P. Monda ’10 Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Ellie Hahn McBroom Mollie Briskman Montelaro ’07 Kelly Elizabeth Ordemann ’10 Kathleen Laakso Mimi McCallum Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 Katherine Norine Owens ’10 Clara Lagueruela Robert McCallum Joseph P. Montminy ’97 Marina Pacini Richard G. Lagueruela David P. McCarthy Carol Lynn Moore Jasper T. Page ’12 Alli Lambert ’94 Judity Haskell McCarthy John D. Moore Joyce Palla Benjamin G. Lambert ’07 Kevin Warren McCarthy John Franklin Moore Michael Parham Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Mary Ellen McCloskey Kelley Savage Morel ’03 Richard A. Park ’59 Lucius M. Lampton ’88 Thomas F. McCloskey Timothy Iaggi Moreland ’02 Elizabeth Ivy Parkinson ’10 Michael W. Landtroop Donald C. McClure, Jr. Kathryn C. Morelli Ryan A. Parry ’02 Suzannah Wood Lang ’86 Megan Barrett McComas ’03 Cecilia H. Morgan Jo Anne Pate John D. Langdon ’96 Claude M. McCord, Jr. John R. Morgan Lee M. Pate Erin Campbell Langston ’06 Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Anne Davey Morrell Gayatri Bhakti Patel ’10 Sarah Jean Lanneau ’01 Kevin M. McCormack ’07 Kenneth S. Morrell James Patterson John H. Laporte Patti Kay McCullar Brett M. Morris ’07 Nancy Penczner Michael J. LaRosa Brianna Hamilton McCullough ’10 Jessika Carmen Morris ’07 Amanda Waller Peoples ’96 George M. Larrimore Janet Conrad McCutcheon Joshua F. Morris ’95 Glen Perry Roger Laubenheimer Coleen McDonald Phillip Morris Brad Dineen Peters Beth Marr Lee ’70 Michael L. McDonald R.J. Moskop H. Jerry Peters ’60 Kristen Noel Lee ’10 Andrew L. McGeoch ’12 Mari Moye Linda Jean Peters Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Lyle A. McGeoch Elizabeth Mueller Ruth Burrow Peters ’60 Jeff Lekarczyk ’97 Matthew Whitney McIsaac Mark W. Muesse Cynthia Ann Peterson Edward B. LeMaster Patti Lynn McIsaac Courtney Murray Edward Samuel Peterson, Jr. L. Charles Lemond ’69 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Jean A. Murrer Todd L. Peterson Kristin Marie Lensch John D. McKinzie Martin C. Murrer Cynthia Mathis Pfohl ’05 Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Frank S. McKnight ’49 Paula Briggs Myers^ ’71 Elizabeth S. Phillips Brooke Raushel Levy ’04 Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Carrie Wessel Naas ’03 Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 William Taylor Levy ’04 Laura Elizabeth McLain ’10 Peter A. Naas ’03 Pamela Barningham Phillips Anna Pinchak Lillis ’00 Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Christine Nall Robert L. Phillips

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 11 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 11 Barbara Anne Phipps Rebecca Delugach Ruddle ’89 Gail W. Soja John Douglas Trapp, Jr. ’85 Eddie Lynn Phipps Jocelyn Rudner Mary Helen Solomon ’07 Shayna E. Trenn Noah A. Pittman ’09 William B. Rudner Roger C. Souchon Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 Margaret Harris Plunket Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Kathryn Claire South ’10 Wendy Lawing Trenthem ’93 Marcus D. Pohlmann Ashley Jordan Russell ’09 Barbara Spain Martha I. Trujillo-Torp Tony Polizzi Martha Rutherford Frances Cooper Spears ’03 Donald W. Tucker Gary M. Polovich Steven R. Rutherford Marvin E. Spears ’90 Sybil Tucker Peggy Collins Polovich Laura S. Ryan Donnie D. Spence ’88 Phoebe Tudor James B. Potts Vincent J. Ryan Erin Elizabeth Spinka ’02 Anne Elizabeth Tufton ’10 Leigh Anne Powell ’99 Hanna F. Sahliyeh Tyler W. Springs ’12 Margaret Pons Tufton ’08 Nisha G. Powers Linda K. Sahliyeh Francis Spruiell Jane McSpadden Twist ’52 B. Phillips Pressly Rebecca Sanchez ’96 Victor V. Staffa John F. Twist Amy Cooper Price ’96 Jerry Sanders Peggy Stauder Caryn L. Ungashick Meredith G. Pritchartt ’48 Patrick A. Sanders Arthur Stauffer Mark Stephen Ungashick Jonathan B. Propst ’03 Kyttie Jean Sanford Jerome T. Stauffer ’71 Nancy Van Dyke Betty Pyeatt Lawrence Bentley Sanford Kittie Johnson Stauffer ’71 Laura F. Vanzee Wayne W. Pyeatt Joyce Sansom Betsy Lee Stechler Darlene W. Vatiklotis Richard D. Quay Robert P. Sayle, Jr. Christine Steiner Gay T. Vekovius Rosamond Goldman Quay ’75 Paul D. Schneider ’06 Kathleen Steiner W. Al Vekovius Florence Quinn Kathryn S. Schoenle Martha Phillips Stepp Lisa A. Velluti Allison Djerf Ranson Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 James M. Vest William Albrecht Ranson Cynthia K. Scholl Robin P. Sterneck Nancy Vest Gerald Ratner David R. Schopp Kellie H. Stevens Michael W. Vischak Stacy Kay Rector ’93 Helen L. Schrier Cathy Stewart James R. Vogel ’77 Bruce A. Reed Paul Schrier Anna Stich Dorothy R. Vogler Edward Reeder John M. Schulte ’09 Frederick Stillman, III Beth Ann Volz Sue A. Reel Eric H. Schultz Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Barbara C. Wagner Aurelia Reinhardt Kim A. Schultz Lane A. Stokes Susan S. Wagner Audrey Relyea James M. Sermonet Nancy P. Stokes Melvin Dodson Wagstaff, Jr. Susan K. Reyes Richard Sewell ’10 Barbra Edwards Stone Suzanne Young Wagstaff Florence J. Ricci Charles S. Shapiro Robyn Rebecca Stone ’95 Jo Ann Walker Peter Edward Ricci, Jr. Claire Revels Shapiro Russ Stoots Elaine B. Walker-Rose Donna Rice Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 Kathleen Grace Stranch ’10 Daniel Todd Wallace Mike Rice C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Robert J. Strandburg Dorothy Wallace Melody Hokanson Richey Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 Gail Corrington Streete Mary Curlin Wallace Warren A. Richey Deborah Shaw John L. Streete ’60 William S. Wallace ’97 Alexandra L. Rickenbacker Ttee Elaine Shaw Martha T. Strening Rush Waller ’83 Maureen Rickenbacker Craig B. Shideler Bama Mae Strickland Clare Gwen Waller Jonathan E. Ricker David B. Short ’52 James Madison Strickland Donna Dickens Waller ’59 Nancy J. Ricker William M. Short ’71 Andrew Fred Strok Nelie Brown Waller ’57 Gilbert L. Rivera Andrew R. Shulman ’00 Doni C. STrok Anthony A. Walsh, III ’09 Linda Ellen Rivkin Charles M. Simmons ’09 Ginny Strubing Brian R. Wamhoff Michael Lee Rivkin Rose T. Simmons Margaret Emerson Summerford ’05 David Heath Ward Edward G. Rizk Mark Simonton Lyll S. Surtees Lacy E. Ward ’10 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 Marie Hanlon Ward Shane Roberts Helen Barry Siragusa W. Taylor Tagg, Jr. ’93 Alice Ware Deborah Robinson Alexis Skoda Gail C. Tansil Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Kent Robinson Karen Skoda Connie D. Tassin Beverly Ann Webb Mary L. Robinson Marcus Skoda Jack H. Taylor ’44 Jason Lynn Webb Perry H. Robinson Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla Sara Sparr Taylor ’46 J. Kyle Webb ’91 William G. Rockefeller ’10 John E. Skvarla Amy Morris Teal Edwin Richard Weidler, Jr. Charlotte C. Rodenfels Michael R. Slack Eric M. Teal ’91 Janet Boyd Weidler ’78 Robert O. Roebuck ’92 Katherine Marie Slimp ’08 Diane Marie Tennant Dorothy Kenyon Weir ’01 Jeff A. Rogers Raymond J. Slovacek Jeanne Tennant Carol Howard Wells Mona J. Rogers F. William Small ’43 John Dee Tennant Donald H. Wells John H. Rone ’71 Darlene Sevier Smith Walter B. Tennyson Donald H. Wells, Jr. Marla A. Rook Debra Hewitt Smith Maria Terragni Emily C. Wells ’03 Leanne Mara Rosenfi eld ’03 Ginger Smith Robbie E. Terrell Jane Harding Wells ’03 Nancy Tamara Ross-Ascuitto Jenny Sue Smith Sarah Howard Thomassson Stephen A. Wells Robyn Rothman Joy M. Smith Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson ’42 Bettie Connally Welsh ’49 Cary G. Rotter Kathryn B. Smith Rita Ann Thompson Robert F. Welsh ’59 Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Mary Ungashick Smith Tommy R. Thompson Josephine P. Whatley Ann Finley Rouch Rachel B. Smith Melissa L. Tillett Marcia Melichar Whatley Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Thomas C. Smith Laurie Lynn Tinnell ’79 Steven Arthur Whatley F. Michael Royer Thomas H. Smith, Jr. Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 Terry Wheless Joe Royer Teresa Snow J. M. Scott Toland ’97 Alison Marie White ’10 Shelley Jean Royer Guy B. Snowden Robert L. Tompkins Joe White

12 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Joseph A. White Sue Reid Williams Paul M. Wright David Glenn Zanca Karen Kay White Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. Robert W. Wright Ginny Zanca Ronnie L. White, II ’10 Samuel T. Winter Barbara A. Wujastyk Peter F. Zanca ’10 Sally B. White Lisa Nunnelee Wise Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 William Zanca Ellen Whitnack Becky Lee Wolfe ’06 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Henry George Zigtema Cheri Whitten Martin R. Wolinski Libby Wyrick Wyatt Mary J. Zigtema Diane Brown Wicker Randall Bryan Womack Linda Kay Yates ’69 Catherine Zimmer Stephen Douglas Wicker Sandra Diane Womack Nicholas E. Yatsula ’04 Frederick Martin Zomer Joy Brown Wiener ’52 Malcolm B. Wood David Yawn Michele Lynn Zomer Russel L. Wiener ’42 Richard C. Wood ’48 Lorie W. Yearwood Four Anonymous Donors Robert S. Wilbanks Millicent Fay Worley ’05 Meredith Leigh York ’10 James Richard Wilkinson David J. Wottle C. Clark Young ’54 ^In Memoriam Karen Connell Wilkinson Janice Kay Wottle Dana M. Young Barbara Williams Jacalyn M. Wright Diane Worthington Young ’57 G. Kenneth Williams Jamie Wright ’45 Lauren W. Young Gifts for Athletics Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year.

Athletic Booster Club Jack A. Childers, Jr. ’71 Dawn Elaine Shaw Gretchen Oge Bufe ’06 Joseph R. Badgett ’79 Jennifer Childers Alexis Skoda Elaine Toulon Carroll ’79 Christian David Boswell ’84 Kathy Bogart Conkell Karen Skoda Gordon D. Ford Trish Boswell William David Conkell Marcus Skoda Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Gary Raymond Clarin Helene K. Cronin Mary Ungashick Smith Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Janet M. Clarin Daniel E. Cullen Joelen Stone-Frank John D. Langdon ’96 Brad A. Deykin ’96 Susanna Bluhm Cullen Swanson Meadows Golf Course Tina Babock Miles ’84 Laura L. Doramus Enid Diamond Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Donna Marie Ryan Mark C. Doramus ’80 Jan Carol Diamond America, Inc. Jefrey Wayne Ryan Carolyn Edwards Cheryl Elstins Phoebe Tudor Catherine Annetta Tipton ’88 Michael A. Edwards ’79 Frank S. Evans Caryn L. Ungashick Randall Bryan Womack Anthony J. Fiedler ’02 Janis S. Evans Mark Stephen Ungashick Sandra Diane Womack First Horizon National Corporation John Peter Frank Carolyn Spann Utt Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Betty Carol Germany ’55 Blair Gilbert William Phillips Utt Reginald N. Germany, Jr. ’55 Madeline H. Hamersley Chris Wallace Bryan Campus Life Center Joseph Hyrka ’79 Curtis F. Harrell Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Training Facility William R. Maybry Catherine Van Kleeck Helman Beth A. Walters Michael A. Mammarelli ’89 Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Mark David Helman Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Donald W. Tucker William H. McLean ’57 Victoria M. Hogan Lorie W. Yearwood Sybil Tucker Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81 Cindy Jayne C. Clark Young ’54 Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Philip E. Mischke ’79 Ken Jayne Diane Worthington Young ’57 Henry George Zigtema Christine Nall Karen S. Johnson Two Anonymous Donors Mary J. Zigtema Julian C. Nall ’43 Ann McNeill Killary Margaret Pons Tufton ’08 Daniel S. Killary ’07 Basketball (Men) Crew Robert F. Welsh ’59 Scott David Killary Ross Armstrong ’01 Catherine Keegan Nicholas E. Yatsula ’04 Riea M. Lainoff Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Patrick Frances Keegan Steven Roy Lainoff Frances Coley Baseball Debby Makris William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Field Hockey June R. Adams George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Michael E. Davis ’01 Megan Elna-Lyn Andrews ’02 Jo Anne Anderson Michael L. Matkins Marcia Austin Echols Paula B. Barnes Michael A. Babich Patti Kay McCullar Robert L. Echols ’62 Samuel Blum, DDS B. Robert Baker McGlumphy Implant Lectures Joshua F. Morris ’95 Ruth G. Bodkin Carmody Baker James B. Mitchell, Jr. ’68 Charles W. Parrott ’83 Bronswood Cemetery, Inc. Julie Baker Michael Allen Monsor Deborah Parrott Jean K. Brown Amanda Bielinski Morgan Stanley H. Jerry Peters ’60 Martin H. Brown Kenneth B. Bielinski Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Ruth Burrow Peters ’60 Teresa Truitt Brown Linda Bielinski Todd L. Peterson Ali Saberioon Lauren K. Bunch Barbara Sue Boucher Diane Litwak Pikos Gita Hakimian Saberioon William M. Canfi eld Bradley Albert Boucher Michael Anthony Pikos F. William Small ’43 Diane L. J. Clarke Rhonda V. Brown Edward G. Rizk Donnie D. Spence ’88 Philip R. Clarke, III John W. Buntin, Jr. ’04 Robyn Rothman W. Taylor Tagg, Jr. ’93 Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Ann Schwartz Burnick F. Michael Royer Amy Morris Teal Alice Shanklin Cowley Daniel Jay Burnick Shelley Jean Royer Eric M. Teal ’91 John P. Cowley David B. Carr ’98 Kyttie Jean Sanford Dorothy J. De Tuerk CGS Real Estate Company, Inc. Lawrence Bentley Sanford Basketball (Women) Donna Lee Deines Alan D. Chandler Paul D. Schneider ’06 Joseph Priestley Atnip Kelly B. Deines Nancy Jane Chandler Helen L. Schrier Kathy Lynn Atnip Miriam Evers Dillard ’03 Thelma L. Chandler Paul Schrier Robert E. Austin T. J. Duerr, Jr. William Dean Chandler Charles Ralph Shaw Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Adrienne Ballew Elder ’99

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 13 Gifts for Athletics continued from page 13 David Allen Elder ’99 Carol Howard Wells Richard S. Heien ’71 Joe White Frederick Earl Etchen Donald H. Wells, Jr. Patti L. Hinners Joseph A. White Dave Ferguson Donald H. Wells Elizabeth Hollenbeck Sally B. White Davi Lee Ferguson Jane Harding Wells ’03 James J. Hollenbeck Zachary McCree Wilson, III ’02 Jean Ann Ferguson Stephen A. Wells Jay Hollenbeck Henry George Zigtema Cecilia Engel Forbes Paulette Y. Hollenbeck Mary J. Zigtema Robert G. Forbes Football H.J. Holman Frederick Martin Zomer Allison Jane Grabias ’03 Shawn B. Abel ’87 Randy Huffstetter Michele Lynn Zomer Jean Ann Grabias Hugh Adams Katrina D. Huggins Joseph S. Grabias Jane Allums Wallace James Huggins, Jr. Golf (Men) Andrew Hanen Kevin Avin Andrea Hughes Allied Funeral Insurance Agency, P.A. JoAnn M. Haner Frances B. Bachman Robert Edward Jackson Catherine Clements Bailey ’73 Scott R. Haner G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87 Bev Jones T. Clinton Bailey ’73 Fred K. Harman Kimberly Collins Bates ’88 Bruce A. Jones ’83 Leonard H. Ballard ’76 Bart Hildreth Jennifer L. Bell Jean R. Jones Peter M. Bernon Kathryn P. Huestis Alice Bennett Susan M. Jones Mark A. Block Emily Parkinson Hughes ’00 Terry L. Bitner ’69 Kristen Hatcher Keith Brian James Bolwell Nancy E. Hunter Harry J. Blumenthal Keplinger Designs, Inc. Nina M. Bolwell Russell S. Jones, Sr. John D. Bordelon ’06 Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Paul Bozoian Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr. Lauren Roussel Bordelon ’06 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Michael S. Brown Susan Christine Jones Christopher M. Calamese ’07 Baker Kurrus Alice Cook ’34 Donna Leigh Kahn Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell Timothy W. Kutas ’90 Betty B. Curlin Evelyn F. Kaitz Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 Clara Lagueruela Jeffery K. Davis ’85 Caroline Keane Ernest J. Cardin, Jr. Richard G. Lagueruela Mary Lynn Tucker Davis ’84 Anne Kennedy Tiffany G. Cardin James C. Lippy ’66 Gerry Lyn Duvall Theodore A. Lee, Jr. Tommy V. Clinton ’61 Benjamin J. Livingston Thomas A. Duvall, III Patricia A. Mahoney James W. Collins ’85 Patricia Lucy Silver B. Eberly Elizabeth Malone Judith Conley Randall Robert Martell Steven B. Eberly John Thomas Malone Lori Sanders Conley R. Scott McCord ’85 Terry J. Foley Ann S. Mason Thomas Denny Conley Margie R. McLendon Robert H. Golden ’06 George Stephen Mason, Jr. Margaret Cox Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Chuck Edward Gordon Kym Freeman Mason Paul Lawrence Cox^ ’65 Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Lucy Shepherd Gordon Ardeth H. McLeod Lisa P. Cross MetLife Foundation Stephen L. Gordon Patrick McLeod David L. Dean Allen D. Mills ’66 Kelly Yost Harper Tamara McLeod Matthew M. Dement ’05 Rene Joseph Mire Robert T. Harper ’78 Leila Dell Mischer Nancy Elizabeth Goodman Joseph P. Montminy ’97 Mark S. Hittner Walter Max Mischer, Jr. Dement ’06 Elizabeth Mueller Richard Hittner Jean A. Murrer Glenn Dorris David W. Neblett ’01 Charles Bennett Johnson Martin C. Murrer Lindsay Auer Dorris John C. Neill, Jr. ’07 Knox Pak Kathi Napier William Eakes Dorris Michael Parham Michael W. Landtroop Joan Narog Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Ryan A. Parry ’02 Margaret Elizabeth Lowe ’60 John Narog Martha Duncan Jo Anne Pate Matthew Whitney McIsaac Richard Narog Barbara E. Duren Lee M. Pate Patti Lynn McIsaac Douglass C. North Marcia Austin Echols James Patterson Arnold Hey Pittman ’67 Theresa G. Nucaro Robert L. Echols ’62 Phillips Auto Body Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71 Patricia T. O’Connor Charles T. Ellingsworth ’97 Gayle Davis Posey Robert O. Roebuck ’92 Amy Berlin Opsal ’98 Jaceuqline M. Encalade William H. Posey, III ’80 Jeff A. Rogers Tony Polizzi Joe B. Evans, Jr. ’86 Jonathan B. Propst ’03 Mona J. Rogers Sue A. Reel Jim H. Fink ’79 Susan K. Reyes Vincent J. Ryan Audrey Relyea Lisa Fink Gilbert L. Rivera Kathryn S. Schoenle Deborah Robinson D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Shane Roberts David R. Schopp Kent Robinson M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Marla A. Rook Mark Simonton Mary L. Robinson Shaun E. Gehres ’02 Patrick A. Sanders Clara Stephens Smith ’60 Martha Rutherford Stephanie Boyd Gehres ’99 Joyce Sansom Stover L. Smith, Jr. Sally Jane Rutherford Blair Gilbert Charles W. Sheehan ’01 Teresa Snow Steven R. Rutherford Mary S. Gilbert Ginger Smith Gail W. Soja Katherine Marie Slimp ’08 Kimberly Sue Gilley Barbara Spain Martha Phillips Stepp Frances Cooper Spears ’03 Stephen Lee Gilley, Sr. Marvin E. Spears ’90 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Peggy Stauder Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Sports Consultants, Inc. Gail C. Tansil Christine Steiner Gordon Youngblood Insurance Victor V. Staffa Daniel Todd Wallace Kathleen Steiner Associates Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Dorothy Wallace Lyll S. Surtees Gary L. Graham ’80 Russ Stoots Mary Curlin Wallace Melissa L. Tillett Jim P. Gray Andrew Fred Strok Warren & Associates Engineering Martha I. Trujillo-Torp Charles West Hammond ’92 Doni C. Strok PLLC Glenn Nichols Wagner Cathy A. Harney Connie D. Tassin Joy Brown Wiener ’52 Susan S. Wagner Charlotte Hatcher Robbie E. Terrell Russel L. Wiener ’42 Alice Ware LaNell Hatcher Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Beverly Ann Webb Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74 Jo Ann Walker Stacy Sodel Womack Jason Lynn Webb Robert M. Haugh ’73 Frank D. Weathersby ’62

14 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Golf (Women) Michael James Danagher Robert Alan Bitters Marie Hanlon Ward Judith Burnett Albright Madeline Anne Barrow ’03 Fay B. Bowen Scott J. Bess Stephen R. Ferrara Gary Dwayne Bowen Tennis Robert D. Broege Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Patricia Diane Bowen Anne P’Pool Crabb ’61 Joanie McEnery Browne ’04 Janet M. Flink Jacqueline Brasfi eld George W. Crabb ’60 Patrick Walsh Browne, III ’03 Karen B. Flink James R. Burnett Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Bena Cates William David Flink Leah M. Campbell Peter G. Emanuel ’88 George E. Cates Shannon M. Gleason Marilyn Marcher Conn Cheri Alison Grosvenor ’93 Joe M. Duncan ’63 Diane Vincent Goold Stephen Alfred Conn Craig S. Jones ’85 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Debbie Bennett Goss Lynne M. Dembiec Jacqueline Hamra Mesa ’93 Kim D. Franco John Bradford Goss Lori Rose Dowell ’07 Geoff Arnold Neale Lynn Snow Hazelrig Roger Henderson Frank S. Evans Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86 Rosemary Jones Job Sight, Inc. Janis S. Evans Ashton Phelps, Jr. Gabriella Hleen Meister-Stuart Stephanie A. Jones Joan B. Fletcher Suzanne Phelps Maria DeArmond Mingos William H. Jones Scott E. Hawthorne Sunya M. Sweeney ’06 Steven Carl Mingos Alli Lambert ’94 Gene Idziak Laurie Lynn Tinnell ’79 Bruce A. Reed Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Janet M. Kottke Guy B. Snowden Harold E. Lloyd Catherine Renee Matthews Track and Cross Country Martha Phillips Stepp Vicki C. Marek Jeffery Scott Matthews Janet H. Angell William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69 Mary Ellen McCloskey Michael L. McDonald Dr. Robert Joseph Ascuitto Robi Soccer n P. Sterneck Thomas F. McCloskey George I. Melichar Joseph Priestley Atnip Frederick Stillman, III Janet Conrad McCutcheon Carol Lynn Moore Kathy Lynn Atnip Cheri Whitten Meilahn Manufacturing Company John D. Moore Robert Lynn Barrows Teri E. Melkent John Franklin Moore Suzanne Barrows Lacrosse Cathryn Chrouser Miller Jessika Carmen Morris ’07 Ana Valisa Berber-Thayer ’09 Jan McDonald Buddeke Laura Jane Miller ’87 Carolyn Ohmes Bryan P. Bernard Thomas W. Miller Brad Dineen Peters Roland Bernard Soccer (Men) Mari Moye Linda Jean Peters Beverly Brunson Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Lynn Newstrom James B. Potts David Brunson Neil A. Brunetz ’97 Michael C. O’Gorman ’07 Donna Rice Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell Kevin M. Carlucci ’00 Patrick J. O’Gorman Mike Rice Stephen A. Caldwell ’68 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Glen Perry Donna Marie Ryan Mary Alice Masters Carrell ’59 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Cynthia Ann Peterson Jefrey Wayne Ryan William E. Carrell ’58 Carolyn F. Kenna Edward Samuel Peterson, Jr. Michael R. Slack Kay F. Catterton Ramona Kissinger Elizabeth S. Phillips Anna Stich Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Andy J. Marcinko Amy Cooper Price ’96 Lester Ellis Suna W. J. Michael Cody ’58 David R. Neithamer ’84 Edward Reeder Robyn Rebecca Suna Elizabeth Angell Cook Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84 Alexandra L. Rickenbacker Nancy Van Dyke Peter Mohler Cook Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Maureen Rickenbacker Jane Harding Wells ’03 Carol White Covic Stephen Anthony Pyhrr Jonathan E. Ricker Josephine P. Whatley Craig Alan Covic Marshall M. Redmon ’84 Nancy J. Ricker Marcia Melichar Whatley Donna Rena Crenshaw Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82 Perry H. Robinson Steven Arthur Whatley John Jeffrey Crenshaw Brian R. Wamhoff Laura S. Ryan Dana M. Young Daniel Luther Fesperman James M. Sermonet Elizabeth Bowie Fesperman Soccer (Women) Deborah Shaw Swimming L. Dossett Foster ’64 Louise Arnold Elaine Shaw Jonathan Duane Berger Linda Foster Ruth Bandoroff Raymond J. Slovacek Rebecca Kim Berger Debbie Bennett Goss Binstein Family Helping Hand Joy M. Smith Jo Ann Emery John Bradford Goss Foundation Rachel B. Smith Robert Eric Emery Gerald S. Grisham Susan Smith Blair Thomas C. Smith Adair Madeline Gaudioso Teresa C. Grisham Robert A. Brewer Thomas H. Smith, Jr. Giovanni Gaudioso Karen Hawes Douglas K. Bridges Roger C. Souchon Debra Eileen Gillespie Sabet Henin Donald R. Brown Francis Spruiell James Christoher Gillespie Samia Henin Drew Brown Kellie H. Stevens Eileen Ann Griffi n Mark Steven Jacobs Richard E. Brown Barbra Edwards Stone Thomas Earl Griffi n Yvonne Marie Jacobs Byron J. Casey, III Martha T. Strening Guillermo S. Herran Marsha Moore Johnson Eileen Casey Robert L. Tompkins Charles A. Kirby Stephen Trent Johnson Glenn Casey Laura F. Vanzee Susan Daigle Kirby Jean S. Kirk Michael P. Casey Michael W. Vischak Janet Ann Marr Scott H. Kirk Patrick H. Casey Dorothy R. Vogler Price Hendricks Marr Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Anne V. Clarin Diane Brown Wicker Kelley Savage Morel ’03 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Gregory F. Clarin Stephen Douglas Wicker Rhonda Joan Salvucci Anna Pinchak Lillis ’00 James Clarin Jacalyn M. Wright Thomas Joseph Salvucci Joel R. Lyons ’85 Byron B. Clark Robert W. Wright Eric H. Schultz Padma Lyons Lisa M. Clark Barbara A. Wujastyk Kim A. Schultz Alexander K. Mahoney ’08 Philip L. Clark Catherine Zimmer Mary Helen Solomon ’07 Bob Buchanan Mahoney Karen Conner Beth Ann Volz Wendi Carter Mahoney Cook Sales, Inc. Softball Melvin Dodson Wagstaff, Jr. Freeman C. Marr ’48 S. M. Coyl Cynthia Regina Bitters ’11 Suzanne Young Wagstaff Nelda Marr Barbara Jo Danagher Pamela Kay Bitters David Heath Ward Maureen Claire Maryott

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Peter Silsby Maryott Michael Andrew O’Brien Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Volleyball George McKamie McMillan, Jr. Richard A. Park ’59 Marvin E. Spears ’90 Susan M. Clark ’74 Kitty Sue McMillan Allison Djerf Ranson Betsy Lee Stechler Karen Elizabeth Fritsche Nathan R. Mitchell ’02 William Albrecht Ranson Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Roger Wayne Fritsche Brent Franklin Nelsen Evelyn Reed Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Mark A. Jones Lori Ann Nelsen William R. Reed, Jr. Two Anonymous Donors Martin R. Wolinski Tracy Michelle Nelson ’93 Nancy Tamara Ross-Ascuitto Lesa W. O’Brien Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 ^In Memoriam Parent Donors Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca, Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Diehl Society Sustainer Stephen Anthony Pyhrr John Bolinger Frierson* Robert Blacksher Connor Carol Piplar Barton Sherry Galloway Edward Charles Coppola, Sr. James H. Barton Red and Black Society Senior Dana Bradley Holt* Nancy Elizabeth Coppola Kelty Crain Kenneth B. Bielinski Rita Louise Holt* Michael P. Corey Rogers L. Crain Linda Bielinski Ernest G. Kelly, Jr. Patricia Ann Corey Riea M. Lainoff David D. Blalock, Jr. Helen A. Lilienstern Elizabeth Boatwright Crowley Steven Roy Lainoff Nancy R. Blalock Hal David Martin* Robert James Crowley, Jr. J. Stephen Martin Georgia DuPre’ Chadwick* Michelle Kay Martin* Douglas Leslie Eiland Kenneth Kurzweg Chadwick* Camille D. Miller Sonja Darlene Eiland Diehl Society Patron Nancy Davis Donachie William Alton Miller Sarah Kinnard Evins Carolyn Farrior Boone Robert James Donachie, Jr. Cecilia H. Morgan Starling Claude Evins Jim Buford Boone, Jr. John Edwin Ferebee John R. Morgan Clay T. Farha* G. Edmond Clark* Helyn Shelley Goldstein Joel Perchik Jamie L. Farha* Sue McCown Clark* Debbie Bennett Goss Pamela Perchik Jeanne Grebe John Albert Fogarty John Bradford Goss F. Michael Royer T. Keith Grebe Nancy Womack Fogarty Karen Davies Lynch* Shelley Jean Royer Eileen Ann Griffi n Brent Christopher Haney* Michael John Lynch* Sally Jane Rutherford* Thomas Earl Griffi n Christine S. Haney* Leila Dell Mischer Ann Crandall Sloan Jack Webster Grigsby Thomas B. Harris* Walter Max Mischer, Jr. C. Hamilton Sloan John Calvin Hardin, III Doreen M. Kelly* Anh Nguyen Linda Z. Tufton* Sally Hope Hardin Gary Allan King Jeanne Ellen Perkins Peter Michael Tufton* Christopher Harris Rose O’Dell King Joe Bob Perkins David Salem Tweel Cynthia C. Harris James R. Lientz, Jr. Dac Tat Pham Margaret Sloan Tweel Diana Craig Harris Margaret Hall Lientz Cynthia Crowson Pierce Glenn Nichols Wagner* Deborah Jean Havner Elizabeth Malone George Forster Pierce, III Michael Shay Womack, Sr. Galen Clifford Havner John Thomas Malone William Howard Pratt, Esq. Stacy Sodel Womack James Logan Henrikson Mabel McCall McNeill Barbara B. Price Douglas Hurt Yarn Margaret Henrikson Phillip H. McNeill Joseph A. Price Lisa Flint Yarn Michael J. Hofto J. Michael Millis Diane Rudner George Villere Young Nancy T. Hofto Janet C. Millis Michael John Semmes* Sarah Chesser Young Jane M. Horn Clinton R. Pearson Yvette Young Semmes* Warren B. Horn Esther West Pearson Kelly Elizabeth Young Red and Black Society Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl Lisenne Dudderar Rockefeller* Peter Michael Young Member Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. Ali Saberioon Mehreen Omar Atiq Charles R. Johanson Gita Hakimian Saberioon Red and Black Society Omar Taimoor Atiq Theresa B. Johanson Kathryn Anne Williams Associate B. Robert Baker Derren Dee Johnson Deborah Hewitt Wynne Sarah L. Ashford* Carmody Baker Frederick Alan Johnson Steven Earl Wynne Igor Bidikov* Carolyn Michelle Brown Cheryl L. Kaywood David Glenn Zanca Tatiana Bidikov* William Anderson Baker Sam K. Kaywood Ginny Zanca Jennifer Dallas Buckthal* Thomas Medley Bale Ann McNeill Killary John Roger Buckthal* Vickie Lynn Bale Scott David Killary Red and Black Society R. Alan Chambers Jann J. Bellamy Charles A. Kirby Partner Rebecca S. Chambers Raymond E. Bellamy Susan Daigle Kirby David Hughes Barber Cynthia T. Culmo* Claire Knight Blake Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick Jean Louise Barber Mark M. Culmo* Joseph J. Blake Jr. Robert D. Kirkpatrick Abigail Bateman Hubbell Gary Bruce Elliott James McDuffi e Bruce, III Jeffrey John Kovalic Paul Joseph Hubbell, III Manouchehr D. Farahani Margaret Gower Bruce Pamela Kovalic Agnes S. Lowe Maria E. Farahani David Caldwell John Dukes Langston James R. Lowe Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott Nancy Caldwell Susan Hughes Langston Ashton Phelps, Jr. Camille Roberts Fenton Stuart Campbell* John Dewitt Lent Suzanne Phelps John M. Fenton Becky Irvin Campbell* Pamela K. Lent Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr Christy Holt Frierson* Jan Bellew Connor Clay Lilienstern

16 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Rebecca Lilienstern Vivian Gray Williams Porter B. Taylor Kevin Patrick Lally* Nancy Rogers MacDonald Jane Cady Wright James W. Tomforde Pamela Ann Lally* Chip Fabian MacDonald Leigh Brock Tomforde John Hamilton Lewis, Jr. Douglas Hayes Madison Dean’s Society Alexia Nazur Waring Karen Kay Lewis Stephanie Madison Louise Slack Bruce William W. Waring, Jr. Margaret M. Mallory Mark Peter Mantovani Michael George Bruce James Richard Wilkinson William Barton Mallory, III Patricia Ann Mantovani Carrie Lee Lunyong* Karen Connell Wilkinson James D. McCarthy* Janet Ann Marr Victor Entenbang Lunyong* Kathryn Allison Willis Jane Ann McCarthy* Price Hendricks Marr Richard Turner Willis Norman Floyd McGowin, III George Stephen Mason, Jr. Cloister Society Vivian Stabler McGowin Kym Freeman Mason Maria Alsamadisi* Tower Society Allen H. Moffi tt Joanne McAlvany Morsy Alsamadisi* Martha N. Ackerman Georgianna Moffi tt William McAlvany Susan Strauss Battestin Neel B. Ackerman, Jr. Courtney Roe Mott John R. McCune William George Battestin Cynthia Liebig Allen William Ransom Mott Karen S. McLain* Robert Eugene Bledsoe Kevin John Allen Amy Magee Parkinson Richard S. McLain* Jane Emily Boozalis Susan Marie Allen John Ricahrd Parkinson, Jr. Cathryn Chrouser Miller Steve Theodore Boozalis Thomas Stewart Allen William Allison Porter Thomas W. Miller Susan E. Brown Julie Clare Antaya Allison Djerf Ranson* Nancy Mulroy Beverly Brunson Richard Scott Antaya William Albrecht Ranson* Kenneth John Najder David Brunson David Charles Bach Helen L. Schrier* Michelle C. Najder Robert W. Bucholz Nora Margaret Bach Paul Schrier* Teresa Watson Nelson Carmen Mendoza Carolino Allen Wayne Bares Brian Roger Sullivan Andrew Jackson Noble, III Eugene Reynaldo Carolino Carole Annie Bares Cynthia Marhall Sullivan Catherine Ann Patterson Lisa Tempesta Cox Jonathan Duane Berger Deborah Travis David L. Patterson Mark Jay Cox Rebecca Kim Berger Mark Sellers Utkov* Clyde L. Patton, Jr. Susan Marie Davis Anne B. Bonnyman* Nancy Sorrells Utkov* Leslie Patton John Sherman Dryman Fred D. Bryan Anita Varma Daniel E. Pellegrom Susannah Averett Dryman Fabio Carrillo Himanshu Varma Sally Pellegrom Maybeth Ezaki Nohra Stella Carrillo Claude Farrell Varner Diane Litwak Pikos Thomas J. Fewox* Cynthia Marie Chaney Tina Gulevich Varner Michael Anthony Pikos Toni N. Fewox* Douglas Wade Chaney Sammy Gail Wells Gary M. Polovich Gerald S. Grisham Diane L. J. Clarke Steve Wiley Wells Peggy Collins Polovich Teresa C. Grisham Philip R. Clarke, III Charles E. Wolpert* Carmen M. Ramirez Michael Deane Hansen* Lori Sanders Conley Mary Jane Woodward J. Richard Ramirez Pennisue Largent Hansen* Thomas Denny Conley Pat M. Woodward Bhaskar C. Reddy E. LeRoy Hendricks, Jr. Liz Craft Lillian S. Yates Tanuja Reddy Frances Hendricks Donald Currie* Radford M. Yates Elizabeth Browning Riley Therese P. Howell Judith Currie* Mary L. Zeigler Linda Ellen Rivkin Stephen L. Isaacs Janis Hardin Davis Robert E. Zeigler Michael Lee Rivkin Mark Steven Jacobs Henry Claude DeBeaux, III Debbi Fields Rose Yvonne Marie Jacobs Toya Lynn DeBeaux Loyalty Club Michael D. Rose Anil Kukreja Catherine Marie Drake Elizabeth Lynn Abbott Beth McFadden Rouse Poonam Kukreja Howard Warren Drake, Jr. Robert L. Abbott Robert Hudson Rouse Christine Ann Leibner Daniel Keith Evans* Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch David Joel Sackett Robert F. Leibner Sidney Lee Evans* Jacqueline M. Abdurhman Kim Connolly Sackett Jean McCluskey Loux* Mona Dees Ferguson Mary Macgill Agre Alan Dale Sandifer Peter C. Loux* R. N. Ferguson Peter C. Agre Mary Louise Sandifer Alfred G. Lyons Adair Madeline Gaudioso Andrelino Adriano Alix Barry Charles Schully Mary K. Lyons Giovanni Gaudioso Eugenia Camacho Alix Ellen Coulter Schully William McCoy Jean Ann Grabias Rosalyn Mechelle Anthony Eric H. Schultz Jane W. McKim Joseph S. Grabias Walker Star Anthony Kim A. Schultz Thomas F. McKim Beverly Carraway Handley Larry Russell Arant Alex Robert Stowe, Jr. James B. Millis Guy H. Handley, III Pamela Barks Arant Josephine Uri Stowe Vonda Millis Lyndall Hauver* Claire Ellen Archer* Choojit Sweeney Mary E. Murchison Robert Hauver* Jay E. Archer* John J. Sweeney, Jr. Jean A. Murrer Jill McElheney Hennesy Carolyn Humphrey Avery James Orville Thompson, Sr. Martin C. Murrer Steven Daniel Hennessy William H. Avery Lynn Stanley Thompson John A. Nelson Ellen Spencer Henschen John Spratt Bacot Endang Megawatt Tong Bruce Allen Phillips* Gary Mayes Henschen Carola Lipsey Bacque William Chi Tong Diane Schlup Phillips* Eric Herget Odon L. Bacque, Jr. Mrs. Laurie Ann Tucker Lauran Russell Powers Anthony M. Hughes Gordon E. Baird* Carolyn Spann Utt William P. Powers Rosemary Rowe Hughes Vada M. Baird* William Phillips Utt Jay Saunders Ricketts Richard C. Ingwersen Scott W. Ball Chris Wallace Lynn Siebers Ricketts Teresa Weeks Ingwersen Carlos E. Bamberger Lorraine Marcelle Wallace Carol Leynd Rowland Bennett Michael Jeansonne Elena Bamberger Deborah Susan Wann Mark A. Rowland Edna Amanda Jeansonne Alan J. Bankart Ronnie J. Wann Courtney A. Strachan Bernhard N. Kurth Diane K. Bankart Rick Lane Warren, III Shirley M. Strachan Veronica C. Kurth Michael Thomas Barber Polly Pogue Warren Ava C. Swartz Andrew Baker E. Kyle* Suzanne Barber John A. Williams Irena N. Taylor Anne Rudolf Kyle* James Trousdale Berry

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Mary Elizabeth Berry Luigi Vincent DeFabrizio Sarah Jablecki Hays Joy Cooper Marcum Peter E. Bilan Juile Ann Dempsey Mary Jean Hendley Margaret Mary Marksteiner Robert R. Birdwell Neal F. Devitt* Marjan Wilhelmina Henkin* Robert Michael Marksteiner Susanne B. Birdwell Paula L. Devitt* Mitchell Paul Henkin* Maureen Claire Maryott Laura Gail Bishop Lawrence Clyde Dill Ken Hickey Peter Silsby Maryott Kari Leigh Bjorhus Peggy Killingsworth Dill Mary Metz Hickman Kimberly DeVonne McLean Adel Botros Mary Jane Dismukes Stephen Darryl Hickman, Sr. Kim Marie McMurray Charles Michael Bower William E. Dismukes Hazel Wright Hilsman Sam King McMurray, III Mary Ann Bower Brenda Donald Constance Elise Hobson Ranny A. Meier Linda Whiteside Bowker David B. Donald Willis Wilson Hobson Davie Wayne Melton William H. Bowker Lindsay Auer Dorris Laurie Ellen Hohos Janice Scott Melton Linda Brandewiede William Eakes Dorris Robert L. Hohos Barbara Susanne Merriman Robert P. Brandewiede Eugene Gaftly Douglass, Jr. Gene Holcomb Richard C. Merriman Dorothy Marie Brenner Judith Lane Douglass Nancy Holcomb Larry T. Miller James E. Brenner Christine Dearborn Dowd Sarah W. Honeychurch Patti Jeanne Miller Diane Ellis Breth Daniel V. Dowd Stephen Arthur Honeychurth Maria DeArmond Mingos James R. Breth John Nicholas Drobak Craig Sidney Howard Steven Carl Mingos Debra L. Bromfi eld Mary Elizabeth Drobak Jan Hanna Howard Amy Mitchell-Harms Richard N. Bromfi eld Margaret DuMont Larry Don Irwin Connie Jane Morgan* John Hentry Broocks Ryan P. DuMont Lynn Bass Irwin Reginald Charles Morgan* Yvette Monique Broocks John William DuVal A. Woodson Isom, Jr. Michael Alan Morris Philip Anderson Brooks Ann Turner Erkel Claudia Rickert Isom Michele Jo Morris Susan Austin Brooks R. H. Erkel, Jr. Cindy Jayne John Robert Mulholland Roberta Groce Brown Darlyn Henderson Fabacher Ken Jayne Martha Jane Mulholland Stuart C. Brown Robert J. Fabacher Emily Perkins Johnson Jill Creole Myers margo Suzanne Brownfi eld Diana Kim Farmer William Julian Johnson Donald Dudley Napier, III Richard Scott Brownfi eld Epsey Cooke Farrell George Adams Joplin, IV Margaret Napier Charles S. Burgess Mary Lott Federline Nina Joplin Geoff Arnold Neale Larisa Buzdugan Terry E. Federline Mary Jo Jordan Susan Pope Neelly James Strouse Campbell Linda Beth Fine Alex Kachowski William R. Neelly Nina Jo Campbell Carrie Finlayson Carrin Clark Katz Garland Elizabeth Newell Norris Wayne Campbell* Maria Avdela Fonseca-Kheshti Jerry P. Katz Joseph Ross Newell, III Patricia Campbell* Charles S. Foster, Sr. LaVonda Bowdoin Keel Patricia Gayle Osler Kenneth Fred Carlson Kate McCarty Foster Perry Hamilton Keel Thomas M. Osler Rebecca H. Carlson Amado Xavier Freire* Andria L. Keil-Bilan Kelly Brian Owens Thomas Warren Carlson Nancy Edith Freire* Joy Kennard Nancy Owens George Nathaniel Carpenter, Jr.* Mary K. Friskics-Warren Charles Kenwright, III William S. Owens Diane Swann Chastain William T. Friskics-Warren Asghar Kheshti Brent Oxner Donald G. Chastain Bruce L. Galaro Kirt Harold Kiester Judy Diane Oxner Benjamin Gregory Clark Sandra B. Galaro Georgia M. Kimmel May A. Perkins Charles M. Clark Ann Mary Garris Stephen D. Kimmel James Francis Petraglia Eva Clark George Arthur Garris Karen Lynn King Thomas W. Pettyjohn, Jr. Mickey Dianne Clark Patsy Maria Gatlin Michael James King Cynthia D. Pitcock Reagan C. Clark Z. Wayne Gatlin Frederick Condit Kneip James A. Pitcock Thomas Myles Clark Stephanie Louise Gay* Marion Susan Kneip Elizabeth Driscoll Pochter Beverly Coates Anthony William George Lawrence Edward Kokajko Theodore Pochter Dudley W. Coates Helmut Gieselmann Amelia Kopald Leslie Kemp Poole Dusanne J. Comkornruecha Ingrid Gieselmann S. L. Kopald, Jr. Michael William Poole Prachak Comkornruecha Debra Eileen Gillespie David Karl Lambeth Mark Wilken Porter Carol Coney James Christoher Gillespie Leslie Ann Lambeth Marlene Rae Porter Patrick Michael Coney Kimberly Sue Gilley Billy D. Leach Guillermina Toal Punzalan Elizabeth Angell Cook Stephen Lee Gilley, Sr. Maythorne B. Leach Roger G. Punzalan Peter Mohler Cook Burton D. Glover Patricia Ann Lee Thomas Lamonde Purdy Deena Marie Cossich Suzanne Cook Glover Theodore Albert Lee, III Ann Michele Rabalais Phil Francis Cossich Alta Gochnauer Fielding Duncan Lewis Margaret Carolyn Raiser Bobby Jacob Cowan, Sr. Richard Bleakley Gochnauer Rory Ruppersberger Lewis Ann W. Richardson Lois Cowan Lynda Godkin Donald J. Lineback Kevin Frank Risley Mary P. Curtis Catherine Morton Greene* Judith Ward Lineback Fred Knox Robinson Stanley B. Curtis David Alan Greene* John Maxey Lippincott Kathleen Wagner Robinson Larry Eugene Dagen Mary Hall Gregg Michael Walter Loveland Barry Joseph Roerty Leanna Kim Dagen Mary Helena Hall Kenwright Susan Jean Loveland Sharon Zwahl Roerty Mary Melissa Daggett Renee Simpson Harn Lindsay O’dear Lucas Debbie Stelly Rote Timothy Mahlon Daggett Robert Eugene Harn Silas Emmett Lucas, III Paul Carl Rote Barbara Jo Danagher Durward S. Harris Don Lum Richard G. Rouse Michael James Danagher Joan Reynolds Harris Gwendolyn Kay Lum Veronica Lee Rouse Susan McDonald Davis Kate Heroy Hartley Ellen Hobbs Lyle Donna Marie Ryan Thomas Andrew Davis Louis A. Hartley Charles G. Mackall Jefrey Wayne Ryan Colette Hutchings Dean John R. Hays, Jr. Mary LeJeune Mackall Rhonda Joan Salvucci John Anderson Dean Nancy S. Hays Gary Allen Marcum Thomas Joseph Salvucci

18 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Birgit E. Schael Herbert Harold West, Jr. Kathleen Core Bishop Kathleen Davis Paul David Scharmer Katherine Ivey West Robert Welch Bishop Helen E. DelBove Amy Schmidt Celeste Adams Wheelwright* Susan Smith Blair Ralph S. DelBove Selley Rebecca Shapiro Henry Chalfant Wheelwright* Daniel Lee Bolinger Mary Ellen Dennehy Carol Harden Sheftall Elizabeth Exum Whitten Rosemary Joan Bolinger Jayaram Devanur William Lowe Sheftall Gordon T. Whitten Mary Kathryn Bond Donald R. DeZutter Frederick H. Sheldon John D. Wigodsky Patrick Ayres Bond Jean Rambach Dickelman Laura Shaw Shields Mary Lynn Wigodsky Diane M. Bonner Thomas Scot Dickelman, Sr. Janelle Love Simmons Danny Lee Wilkerson Ronnie B. Bonner Lynn Ann Kronberg Dorough Thomas Murphey Simmons Sue Ellen Wilkerson Marsha Lynne Borden Janet H. Downie Peggy Ann Slater Ann J. Willard Phillip Robert Borden Ruby Lee Dunlap Richard M. Slater Gregory D. Willard Caroline Seay Borgman Sandy Dunkel Elfrink Carl B. Smith George A. Williams Paul Edward Borgman Tim Michael Elfrink David Crenshaw Smith Larisa Murianka Williams Barbara Sue Boucher Bruce A. Erskine Elisabeth Lyles Smith Jim Winkates Bradley Albert Boucher Helen Charcalis Erskine Howard McQueen Smith* Lorita Cosner Winkates Martha Anne Bowden Camilla Fair Martha Taylor Smith* Clara Creighton Wood Russell Bernard Bowden, Jr. Robert R. Fair Mary Catherine Smith Claudia K. Worley Dianne M. Boyce Vlasta Fedinec Marybeth Smith Robert S. Worley Madeleine Bento Boyer Davi Lee Ferguson Scott Alan Smith Jacalyn M. Wright William Kent Boyer Jean Ann Ferguson Tom Raymond Solimine Robert W. Wright Anthony A. Bracy Joseph Patrick Finley Elisabeth Clawson Stagg Michael Evan Wyatt Connie K. Brennan Maryellen Finley William Radford Stagg, Jr. James Thomas Yates Dennis F. Brennan Charles F. Fitzgerald Alice Barron Stewart Henry George Zigtema Carol Coaker Brewer Digna Mariela Forbes Timothy Benjamin Stewart Mary J. Zigtema Elizabeth Donohoe Bromert Howard N. Forbes Mary Gayle Stoner Elisabeth Sue Zimmer^ Robert J. Bromert Alan J. Forsyth Stephen P. Stoner Lauren Beth Broussard Janice Elizabeth Forsyth Carrie Mary Stradley Donor Benita Kerr Brown Jana Leigh Foster Scott Grant Stradley Robin R. Accinelli Daniel Jay Burnick Steve Mark Foster Carolyn Stramka-Botros Steve R. Accinelli Graham Walker Burns Karen Elizabeth Fritsche Andrew Mark Streitfeld Joy Oliver Adams Marie E. Byrne Roger Wayne Fritsche Jeffrey J. Strossner Leslie Adams Patricia J. Canale Glen Tilton Gardner Karen L. Strossner Lionel Adams Priscilla Leah Capes Jay K. Githens Casey M. Stuart Richard Ray Adams Thomas Eric Capes Terry Rounsaville Githens Susan J. Stuart David Marl Albert Bruce R. Carr Jane Brent Godfrey Sandy M. Summers Nancy Fine Albert Phyllis D. Carr John James Godfrey Jill Svejkosky Catherine Suzanne Appleton Joyce Longleaf Carter Shannon Grannon Joseph Leo Svejkosky, Jr. Jeffery Lynn Appleton Richard Morrell Carter Linda Lester Hall J. Tyler Swindle Sharon Delois Armour Joseph Bartholomew Casey Linus Parker Hall, III Kathryn Lewis Swindle Kim Speak Arnold Martha Alice Casey Abby Polk Hamilton George S. Tallichet William Ellis Arnold, III Joan I. Cassel Ann Hughes Hamilton Marisue Tallichet Barbara Arrington Andrea Cates Ronnie Edward Hamilton Lora Tuttle Terry Joseph Arrington, Sr. Victor Allen Cates Thomas Boyce Hamilton William Alexander Terry James Alois Artzer John Connor Cavett, Jr. Gova Bennet Harper John Hansford Thomas, III Edward M. Asbury Terry Atkin Cavett Annabell Ailor Harr Sherrill Lynn Thomas Nancy E. Asbury Brent P. Chaisson David M. Harr Jeffrey Escar Thompson Arlene Karpinski Ashe Mary A. Chaisson Doris Faye Harris Nancy Reynolds Thompson Braxton W. Ashe Elizabeth Ellen Church Henry Charles Harris, Jr. Mary Tucker Connie Cape Ashley Lillian Elizabeth Clarke Karen L. Harrison Elizabeth Hood Turner William Harrison Ashley Donald Richard Coleman Marilyn Fay Hayes Selwyn H. Turner, III Donald E. Babcock Mary Louise Coleman Richard Lee Hayes Andrew A. Vance, Jr.* Lorraine Babcock Jon Ronald Comola Gary M. Heacock Frances M. Vance* Bonnie Ruth Bachmeyer Laura Underwood Comola Kathy R. Heacock John James Varley Fred Stilz Bachmeyer Donna Boudreaux Coons Barbara Landry Hebert Marianne Suters Varley Melissa Cook Davis Baize James Michael Coons J. Thomas Helm, III David Warren Vernon Kathryne Johnston Baker Wendy Sue Covey-Scott Jerry Melvin Herman Peggy E. Vernon Elizabeth Wade Barber Alice Shanklin Cowley Veronica Herman Susan Marie Walsh Jeffrey T. Barber John P. Cowley Terry Gwin Hiller Amy Stewart Walton Donald Wayne Barker Marie Ann Crenshaw William Joseph Hiller Charles Richard Walton Judy Broadstreet Barker Debra B. Cullen Alison Hodges Edward B. Walton Bobbie Joel Barrett Michael W. Cullen Charles Hodges Tammy R. Walton Rex Maurice Barrett Leah C. Culver Judith Leanore Hodges Barbara J. Warren Joanne Beckham Walter E. Culver Darlene M. Hoglind James W. Warren Roger H. Beckham Larry D. Cunningham, Sr. Steven M. Hoglind Beverly Ann Webb Helen I. Benjamin Martha M. Cunningham James Douglas Holloway Jason Lynn Webb Jean I. Benjamin Sharon B. Daniel Victoria Ann Holloway Kevin Charles Weber Jennifer Sue Bewley Ted L. Daniel Theresa E. Hook Linda Jane Weber Catherine M. Binion Alice Davis William John Hook Edwin Richard Weidler, Jr. Robert E. Binion Gerald James Davis Suzanne Baker Hutto Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. Joseph D. Bishop John Thomas Davis Patricia Diaz Ingraham

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 19 Parent Donors continued from page 19 Richard Brooks Ingraham Kathleen Mary Pellissier Lena Pearl Weaver Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fogarty Usha Iyengar Nancy Jo Penny Robert A. Weaver, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Frierson Francis Bruce Johnston Daniel A. Peterson Carol Howard Wells Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Gaines Sue Snavely Johnston Karla J. Peterson Donald H. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n Patricia Bowen Jones James Michael Pluta Carol West Dr. and Mrs. John C. Hardin, III Steven Lee Jones Gregory K. Randall Olin West, III Dr. and Mrs. Galen C. Havner Robin Katz Kamphaus Michelle Ann Randall Robert L. Whetsell Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henrikson Catherine Keegan John R. Recknagel Samantha R. Whetsell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto Patrick Frances Keegan Mary D. Recknagel Diane Brown Wicker Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard Carrie DeLong Kernodle Adrienne Leigh Relyea Stephen Douglas Wicker Mr. and Mrs. Bradley N. Howell, Sr. John Philip Kernodle Steven Jennison Relyea Ge-Juan Lois Wilkes Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Insul Stephen B. Klein Gregory Richardson Leslie L. Wilkes Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Jehl, Jr. Jack Register Leigh Shirley F. Richardson Irene Wiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Johanson Henry T. Likes Jonathan E. Ricker Michael Kenneth Wisner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson Marguerite Gisburne Likes Nancy J. Ricker Becky Woodiel Mrs. Linda G. Jones Gloria Jean Long Daniel S. Robertson Neil L. Woodiel Dr. Ann McNeill Killary John Clark Long, IV Teryl Tinsley Robertson Joseph R. Woods Mr. Scott D. Killary Susan Elizabeth Long Danny Wayne Rogers, Jr. Cyryl Pogon Yannitell Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. King Bennie W. Loper Lauri Sitton Rogers Daniel W. Yannitell Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Leibner Diane Hawkins Loper Helen Marie Roth William D. Yarborough Ms. Pamela K. Lent Curtis Lee Lowery, Jr. J. Reece Roth Cheryl Broach York Mr. John D. Lent Ellen Margaret Lowery Elena Ruiz Gregory Charles York Mr. and Mrs. James P. Leonard Randall A. Marks Bruno Richard Rumbelow Mark David Zalin Mr. and Mrs. Clay Lilienstern Stephanie Marks Stephanie Ann Rumbelow Stephanie Steele Zalin Ms. Helen A. Lilienstern Andrew A. Markus Diana M. Ryder Dennis K. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch Linda Lou Markus Robert Curtis Salmon Charlene F. Zoeller Mr. Douglas H. Madison Catherine Rene Mashburn Vivian Faye Scales Curtis A. Zoeller Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Mallin Telfair J. Mashburn, III Claire McCants Schwahn Mr. and Mrs. Price H. Marr Marion H. Massey Frank Schwahn Parent Council Co-Chairs Dr. and Mrs. Hal D. Martin Patti Kay McCullar Michael James Scott Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mason, Jr. George McKamie McMillan, Jr. Alan F. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke Kitty Sue McMillan Susan Isabel Sears Team Leaders Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan Charles McPherson Debbie F. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III Ms. Maggie K. Parry Nancy McPherson Tommy Max Sewell Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Pellegrom David L. Miller Dean Whitfi eld Simpson Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Hennessy Dr. and Mrs. Joel Perchik Renee D. Miller Mary Ellis Simpson Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Millis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Perkins Terri Lynn Moak Martha Lynn Sliger Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich Mr. Ashton Phelps, Jr. Thomas Franklin Moak Van Odell Sliger Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Pikos Michaela Jane Mohan Donald L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr Sean Patrick Mohan Kathy Louis Smith Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Ramirez A. Maxine Montgomery John A. Solomon Dr. Tanuja Reddy Patsy Joan Montgomery Mary Margaret Solomon Council Members Dr. Bhaskar C. Reddy William E. Montgomery Flora Speed Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Ricketts Gregory Scott Morrell James O. Speed Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Blount Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Rue Jan Ellen Morrell Dianne M. Stool Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Schully Joanne Zillia Nicoll Andrew Fred Strok Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. James O. Thompson, Sr. Regis Marshall Nicoll Doni C. Strok Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tucker Susan Marie Ordemann Christopher Gerard Strug Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Connor Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Tufton Leslie Virginia Ouellette Susan Frances Strug Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Coppola, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Tweel Roy Lee Ouellette Muriel Elizabeth Tetlow Mr. and Mrs. Rogers L. Crain Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Warren, III Brenda Kay Owens Gail Elizabeth Thames Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Culmo Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilkinson Jean Wall Owens Paul B. Thames Dr. Nancy D. Donachie Ms. Jane C. Wright Thomas Edward Owens Aileen Janet Todd Dr. Robert J. Donachie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Yarn James L. Pannell Harry Wayne Todd Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dryman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Young Karen B. Pannell Loui M. Todd, III Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Eiland Bhakti Somabhai Patel Kevin Allen Washam Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin ^In Memoriam Daksha Bhakti Patel Marcia Louise Washam Dr. and Mrs. Starling C. Evins Merle H. Pedigo Ann Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Manouchehr D. Farahani Clay Edward Pellissier Francis G. Watkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clay T. Farha

20 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these individuals other than alumni and parents who made gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Cloister Society Virginia Dunaway* Milton A. Smith, Jr. June Land Rosemary Hugo Janice Girando Janet Udouj Richard R. Landers Frank A. Jones Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, Jr. Charles Grant Wade Linda Lanning Margaret Wood Jones Steven B. Hearn Kathryn L. Walley Judson McKellar Randall M. Spach Edward S. Kaplan Arthur Wortman Rose Medlinger Linda Kaplan Marjorie Moll Tower Society Kevin Kelley Donor Edward G. Moore Katharine Harwood Gooch Larry S. Klumb Suzanne R. Burgar Celia Ridley Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Janette Krauch Gail H. Cunningham Katherine Lawrence Rose Cynthia P. Selman Ira A. Lipman Janis Dunavant W. Patton Steele Robert E. Loeb Edwrad J. Foster Clarice C. Stroud Loyalty Club Peter L. Mahler Virginia Gayle Lee Stuart Lisa J. Caldwell John McCants, Jr. Carolyn S. Gibson Fayrol T. Unverferth Kathryn G. Cannon Aileene G. Neighbors Margaret W. Grinder Nancy H. Wirth Trust Jeanne Dreifus^ Sue Phillips Mary Anne Handy Jed Dreifus Jimmye Pidgeon Patricia B. Hunt ^In Memoriam Dan A. Dunaway* Madhavi Sethna* Eric D. James Campus Donors Amy Oakes and Tim Huebner, Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of its faculty, staff and retirees and their spouses who made gifts to the college this year. Gifts are recognized in The Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Emeriti faculty and staff are marked with a tilde.

Diehl Society Benefactor Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98* Dena Carol Selmer Michael P. Kirby Carole Pearson Troutt Arthur M. Weeden, Jr.~* Brian W. Shaffer Kathleen Laakso William E. Troutt G. Kenneth Williams~ Willie Frank Sims* James C. Lanier~ David J. Wottle Ann M. Viano Bill W. Lewis* Diehl Society Patron Carl J. Wack, IV ’01 Gary J. Lindquester Anita Ann Davis ’90* Dean’s Society Marsha D. Walton Terri England Lindquester Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Terese Jean Buscher* J. Kyle Webb ’91 Darlene Margaret Loprete Robert R. Llewellyn~ Christopher G. Wetzel Barbara H. Maxey~ Jenna Goodloe Wade Cloister Society Libby Wyrick Wyatt* Carrie Jean McAdon Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88* Lucy Hill Black ’67 Mark W. Muesse Laura Canon ’79 Loyalty Club Gail S. Murray Red and Black Society Senior Richard F. Huddleston ’84* Larry Ahokas Scott Newstok* Michael R. Drompp John C. Kaltner Megan Elna-Lyn Andrews ’02 Jeffrey S. Norris* Melody Hokanson Richey Michael P. Leslie* Lawrence K. Anthony~* Robert G. Patterson~ Warren A. Richey Gail Corrington Streete John R. Blaisdell Stacy S. Pennington ’94 John L. Streete ’60~ Carole Choate Blankenship ’85 Jimmie Price Red and Black Society Donald W. Tucker~* Beverly Brooks Herbert Lee Rhodes Associate Dorothy C. Brownyard John H. Rone ’71 Bette Joan Ackerman* Tower Society Debrina Denett Burkins Claudia Dale Rutkauskas J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71 Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 Stephanie Lee Chockley ’95* Kevin J. Sackett Michael T. Clary ’77 Carol Casey* Dawn Clement Cornies* Ray E. Scruggs Daney D. Kepple Matthew V. Dean Deborah Lynn Conlee* Robert Shatzer Brenda Armstrong Eckles Kerry A. Connors A. Michael Sheard, III Red and Black Society Member Kathy M. Foreman Jack R. Conrad~ Martha Hunter Shepard ’66* Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61~* David Jefferson Hamrick Daniel E. Cullen William M. Short ’71 Suzanne L. Bonefas Margaret Handwerker Jay Eckles ’00* Connie Regina Simmons Richard K. Dagger Brent K. Hoffmeister Caley Artis Foreman, III William M. Skoog Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill~ Christina Marie Huntington ’95* John E. Gorgia Bama Mae Strickland James H. Daughdrill, Jr.~ David Y. Jeter Sarah R. Hatgas Karen Frances Thomas* James Baldwin Duncan, III* James W. Jobes~ P. Eric Henager ’89 Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92* Brian E. Foshee Kye Young Lee* Marci A. Hendrix ’07 James M. Vest Sue Dunn Hall ’69* Martha Ann McGeachy ’88 James David Hicks* Lori Von Bokel-Amin John S. Olsen* Mary E. Miller* Terry W. Hill Douglas Walker Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Kenneth S. Morrell Timothy S. Huebner Jane Harding Wells ’03 Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 Gregory Jerome Paraham Joyce Hunter Elizabeth West Whittaker Elizabeth Noble Sharpe ’09 James Hundley Philpott Daniel D. Jacobs Stephen H. Wirls Mark V. Smith* Katherine Owen Richardson ’83* Angelo Curtis Johnson Richard C. Wood ’48~ Robert J. Strandburg* Diane Goodman Sachs ’61~ Janet M. Kirby~

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Donor Jonathan Lee Duncan Erin Rene Hillis Robert Lewis Parker Chad Stephen Ahren Gordon L. Ellingsworth Heather Christine Holt Natalie P. Spencer Laurence R. Albert W. Jason Essary Kristen Higgenbottom Hunt Marcus D. Pohlmann Johnny R. Austin Anna Gallaher Farris~ Carson Marie Irwin ’08 Leigh Allison Powell Ellie Gebarowski Bagley Patricia Sue Fetters Loretta Jackson-Hayes Amy E. Risley K. Lynn Barnett Betty Ann Fields Janet Carr James ’73 Betsy Williams Sanders Gordon Bigelow Sherry J. Fields~ Alan P. Jaslow Sherry Ann Sasson ’08 Catherine Elizabeth Bloom ’06 Leland Fitts Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Christopher Wayne Seaton Patricia Lee Boulie Wayne B. Flake Stephan Lance Kimbrell Patrick A. Shade Thomas S. Bremer Jane Council Gamble ’67 Caroline Barrett King ’06 Robert L. Shankman ’80 Darlene D. Brooks Dee Garceau-Hagen Susan M. Kus David H. Sick Clayton D. Brown Jesse J. Garner W. Larry Lacy ’59~ Linda Faye Smith Mauricio Lujan Cafi ero Frederick Garrett Samantha Wolinski Lambert Janice Gardner Tankersley Anne S. Caldwell ’51~ Elizabeth Eleanor Gates Timothy Herman Lucas Robert M. Taylor Jackie Carney Andrew Bates Gibson, III Marianne Christin Luther Lillie Todd~ Dionne Renee Chalmers Linda Carol Gibson Andy J. Marcinko Edward A. Trouy Jeffrey Michael Cleanthes Jeff R. Goode Michelle Marie Mattson Terry J. Ursin, Jr. ’97 Kevin John Collier ’91 Eric I. Gottlieb Steven L. McKenzie Alison Marie White ’10 A. Victor Coonin Linda Kay Granito Bernadette McNary-Zak Katherine Kay White ’97 Dorothy A. Cox Patrick Gray Tiffany Faith Merritt ’02 Jason Gregory Wolfkill Gayle A. Davis Horace L. Green Milton Moreland Edna C. Davis Judith P. Haas Michael C. Nelson *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Pam Maxine Detrie Michelle Hammontree Thomas F. NeSmith level. Brandy Rogers DeWeese ’94 Denise Harrell Tina L. NeSmith ~Emeriti Elizabeth Lucile Dodd Courtenay L. Harter Rebecca Jane Edwards Newman Debra A. Douglas Charles B. Hathcock ’00 Alex J. Novikoff Eddie J. Douglas~ Stephen R. Haynes Amy Darlene Oakes Robert Dove Rose Ann Hicks Eva L. Owens Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith ’09 Herbert A. Hilgeman~ Janet Ewing Panter

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

Associates Urban Child Institute Jacob, Medlinger & Finnegan, LLP Alabma Christian Foundation $20,000 and Up Wright-Bentley Foundation Law Offi ces Ann C. and C. Hamilton Sloan Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Two Anonymous Donors Jewish Foundation of Memphis Foundation Assisi Foundation Kathryn Brown Butler Family AT&T^ Bellingrath-Morse Foundation Fellows Foundation CGS Real Estate Company, Inc. Charles G. Koch Charitable $10,000 - $19,999 Mallory Alexander International Community Foundation of Middle Foundation* Cal Turner Family Foundation Logistics Tennessee Community Foundation of Greater ExxonMobil Foundation*^ Marion Cohen Memorial Foundation Delta/United Specialties, Inc. Memphis Foundation for The Carolinas Morgan Stanley^ Google Matching Gifts Program*^ Conwood Company, LP Georgia Power Company Patricia Bowman Terwilliger Family Grigsby Petroleum, Inc. Everett L. Amis Foundation* Hope Christian Community Foundation Trust Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + FedEx Corporation Foundation* Pittman Management, Inc. Company Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Crain Foundation Presbyterian Church USA Foundation Henry Luce Foundation^ First Horizon National Corporation^ The Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Pritzker Foundation* IBM Corporation Greater Houston Community Renaissance Charitable Foundation, IBM International Foundation*^ Foundation Patrons Inc. Knoxville Christian Foundation Hill Family Foundation $2,500 - $9,999 Schadt Foundation, Inc. Mathis Pfohl Foundation Kemmons Wilson, Inc. American Snuff Company, LLC Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Medco Health Solutions Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Arts Midwest Second Presbyterian Church Microsoft Corporation*^ Inc. Bank of America Foundation^ Southard Financial Press On Foundation McGehee Family Foundation Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC* The Boone Foundation, Inc. Prudential Foundation^ Mike Curb Family Foundation Community Foundation for Greater The Coca-Cola Foundation^ Robert E. Mallory Trust Plough Foundation Atlanta, Inc. The Dallas Foundation Second Presbyterian Church Robert & Ruby Priddy Charitable Community Foundation of Northwest The Donachie Foundation Smith & Nephew, Inc.* Trust Mississippi The Endover Foundation, Inc. State Farm Companies Foundation*^ SEI Giving Fund Degna Spoldi Private Family The National Christian Foundation The BBC Foundation SunTrust Bank Memphis Foundation, Foundation Thompson Dunavant PLC The Brakebill Ray Company, LLC Inc.^ Estate of Jule D. Ensign Vanguard Charitable Endowment The Clayton Family Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Feather Foundation, Inc. Program The Community Foundation - The Kemmons Wilson Family Gerber/Taylor Associates, Inc. Richmond & Central VA Foundation Goldman Sachs & Company^ Sponsors The Martha and Robert F. Fogelman The Teagle Foundation Greater New Orleans Foundation $1,000 - $2,499 Family Foundation Thomas W. Briggs Foundation A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation The Riley Family Foundation

22 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 The Rivkin Family Foundation Chandler Demolition Company, Inc. LexisNexis^ Sabre Holdings^ The Spinks Company ChevronTexaco^ Lichterman Loewenberg Foundation Samuel R. Noble Foundation^ Tweedy, Browne Company LLC Childers Law Firm Luxury Management Group, LLC Scripps Howard Foundation^ W.A. Fortner Masonry Contractor, Inc. Cook Sales, Inc. Macy’s Foundation^ Shell Oil Company Foundation^ Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation*^ Craig A. Hardy, DDS, MS Malone For Senate Something Elegant Catering WaterColor Management, Inc. Cricket Communications, Inc. McGlumphy Implant Lectures Sports Consultants, Inc. One Anonymous Donor Dacus Family Trust McKesson Foundation, Inc.^ Sprint Foundation^ Daughters of the American Revolution Medico-Legal Solutions, LLC Swanson Meadows Golf Course Donors David J. Joseph Company^ Meilahn Manufacturing Company T. Frank Jackson PLLC Up to $1,000 David Lusk Gallery Merck^ Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Able Asphalt Company, Inc. Deussen Global Communications, Inc. MetLife Foundation^ America, Inc. Accenture^ Dixon Hughes PLLC Mid-South Neurological Clinic Tetra Tech, Inc.^ Albemarle Corporation^ Durkin Cottage Realty National City Bank^ Texas Instruments Foundation^ Alcoa Foundation^ E. H. Anderson Charitable Trust Nationwide Insurance Enterprise The Murrell Foundation Alderson Roofi ng & Sheet Metal Co., Inc. Elbert W. Rogers Foundation Foundation^ The Scholarship Foundation^ Allied Funeral Insurance Agency, P.A. Eli Lilly & Company Foundation^ NCH Corporation United Way of Rhode Island Ameren Corporation^ Emerson^ Network for Good Unum Corporation^ Anne Bransford Wallace Foundation Engineered Fire Protection LLC Nix Roofi ng Company, Inc. Verizon Wireless^ Associates in Surgery of Muncie, Inc. Farrell-Calhoun Paint Inc. Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP Victoria Merritts Hogan, Disability AT&T Foundation^ First Congregational Church OGCB Claimants’ Rep., Inc. AutoZone, Inc.^ Frederick Etchen Associates Oracle Corporation^ W.W. Grainger, Inc.^ AXA Financial^ Friends of Scandinavia Festival Orlando Christian Foundation Wade Plumbing Company Ball Corporation^ Gordon Youngblood Insurance Orthopaedic Specialties Warren & Associates Engineering BASF Corporation^ Associates P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust PLLC Binstein Family Helping Hand Greater Everett Community PACCAR Foundation^ WeCare Services, Inc. Foundation Foundation Palles Realty Advisors, Inc. WellPoint Foundation^ Black & Decker Corporation^ Habitat For Humanity of Westchester, Pangaea West Baton Rouge Presbyterian Boeing Company^ Inc. Pearson Family Foundation Church BP Foundation, Inc.^ Harriet W. & Edward P. Ellis Pfi zer Foundation^ Witzleben & Associates Brayton Foundation Charitable Trust Phillips Auto Body Xerox Foundation^ Bronswood Cemetery, Inc. Herman Bensdorf II Trust PNC Bank^ Brown Jug Liquors Indmar Products, Inc. Procter & Gamble Fund^ *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Brown Missionary Baptist Church Insulation & Refractories Services, Inc. Proformance Pet Products range. Café Eclectic Job Sight, Inc. Pull It Together ^Companies that matched gifts of their Calyon Corporate and Investment Just Simply... Cuisine RAINCO employees to Rhodes Bank^ Keplinger Designs, Inc. Raytheon Company^ Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics KeyBank Foundation^ Regions Bank^ Carolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Knox Pak Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^ Family Foundation^ Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co. of PA, Inc. Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC The Margaret Hyde Council The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women’s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes. Susan Logan Huffman ‘83, Chair; Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77, Vice Chair for Scholarships

Margaret Hyde Council Life Margaret Hyde Council Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Member Investor Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56 Gail Corrington Streete Endowment gifts of $100,000 or Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Rosamond Goldman Quay ’75 Joy Brown Wiener ’52 more Deborah Legg Craddock ’80 Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Linda Kay Yates ’69 Mertie Willigar Buckman^ Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Ada Jane Walters ’56 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Margaret Hyde Council Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Margaret Hyde Council Margaret Hyde Council Friend Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Mentor Member Annual gifts up to $250 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Annual gifts of $250 - $499 Louise Rutkowski Allen ’77 One Anonymous Donor Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 Elizabeth M. Marshall Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Susan Fulmer Austin ’55 Margaret Hyde Council Gayle Scott Storey ’70 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78 Nancy R. Blalock Endowed Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Katherine Harriett James ’64 Margaret A. Halle Endowment gifts of $25,000 - Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 William L. Oliver $99,999 Margaret Hyde Council Margaret B. McKee ’54 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Patron Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80 ^In Memoriam Donna Lorraine Barlett ’80 Carol Lee Collins Royer ’78 Betty Calandruccio Claire Revels Shapiro

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 23 The Joe Neville Society The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the emergency needs of minority students when the need exceeds the student’s current fi nancial aid package. Bette Joan Ackerman Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Brenda Partee Morris Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 La M. Banks Amanda Abrams Johnson ’03 Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Marvin E. Spears ’90 Robert Dove Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Paula Briggs Myers^ ’71 Robyn Rebecca Stone ’95 D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Daney D. Kepple Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Robert J. Strandburg M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Henry A. Kurtz Melody Hokanson Richey Ada Jane Walters ’56 Alan P. Jaslow Angela Gailey Laster ’92 Warren A. Richey Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year.

A. Benson Gilmore Memorial Service Donelson Institute for Regional Studies Joe Neville Society Scholarships Rhodes Baseball Scholarship Endowment John Colby Service Scholarship Rhodes Science Initiative Alice Stevens Christenson Scholarship Dr. Robert Irl and Anne Riley Bourne John H. McMinn Scholarship Rhodes Tennis Program Alternative Spring Break Mission Trip Scholarship Johnson Family Scholarship Rhodes Women’s Golf Fund Dr. Thomas E. and Peggy C. Strong Learning Corridor Rich Memorial International Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Faculty Scholarship Leland Smith Emergency Assistance Scholarship Development Cluster Grant Elizabeth ’04 and Sarah ’07 Townsend Fund Riea and Steve Lainoff Fellowship Anna and Jack Farris Scholarship Family Scholarship Linda Williams Rhea Scholarship Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund Anne Marie Williford Emergency Aid Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship Louise and John Bryan CODA Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology Archaeology Research Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 International Fellowship Award Assisi Foundation Fellowships Study Fellowship Loyd Templeton Endowment for Softball Field Renovation Athletic Booster Club Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship Choral Performance Softball Fund Baseball Field Renovation Environmental Studies Mahoney Family Student Emergency Souper Contact Program Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Field Hockey Fund Assistance Fund Spanish Study Abroad Fund Bill and Carole Troutt Fellowship First Tennessee Grant for Learning Margaret Hyde Council Emergency Spence L. Wilson Distinguished Chair Biology Equipment Corridor Assistance Scholarships in Humanities Bonner Scholarships Football Program Fund Margaret Hyde Council General Spence Wilson Faculty International Boyle Fund for the Study of Liberal Frank L. Turner ’50 CODA Scholarship Fund Travel Fund Democracy Scholarship Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Springfi eld CODA Scholarship Bryan Campus Life Center Training Fred R. Graves Scholarship Scholarships for Women St. Jude Summer Plus Undergraduate Facility Fund Fred W. Neal Scholarship Mary Orme Amis Scholarships for Research Buckman Fund for International George R. Johnson Service Scholarship Women Swimming Special Fund Studies Department Gerber/Taylor Fellowship Maxwell Family Scholarship The Big Read Burrow Student Opportunity Center German Study Abroad Fellowship McCoy Theatre Fund Theodore William Eckels International Business Administration Senior The Rev. Robin R. and Daniel B. Men’s Basketball Special Fund Business Internships Seminar Hatzenbuehler Summer Ministry Men’s Golf Special Fund Thompson Dunavant PLC Accounting C.A. and Louise Branyan Fellowship Fellowship for Social Justice Men’s Soccer Special Fund Award Carolyn McAfee Annual Fine Arts Helen Stauffer Memorial Library Fund Michaelcheck Endowment Fund Track and Cross Country Program Fellowship Herb Smith Endowment Mike Curb Institute for Music Fund Center for Outreach and Development Hurst British Studies Scholarship Minnie Lee Hamer Bales ’35 CODA Urban Child Institute Grant in the Arts (CODA) Ida LeBlanc “Lee” Smith Foreign Scholarship UT Neuroscience Student Research Charles G. Koch Charitable Studies Award Mrs. Ruth C. Pickens Fellowship Fellowship Foundation Grant Jack H. Taylor Scholarship P. Thomas Parrish ’79 Service Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of Charles M. Simmons ’09 Fellowship James A. Thomas III ’62 Service Scholarship Muslim-Christian Relations Charles P. Cobb ’44 Memorial Fund Scholarship Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in William ’51 & Helen ’51 McClure Chick and Andi Hill Service James H. and Carol P. Barton Anthropology & Sociology Study Abroad Fellowship Fellowship International Study Fellowship Plough Endowed Professorship in William M. Rosson Scholarship in Chloe Malone Burch Service James Lientz Service Scholarship Urban Studies Physics Scholarship James O. Finley ’26 Family Scholarship Plough Transforming Memphis Women’s Basketball Special Fund Class of 1950 Scholarship James T. & Valeria B. Robertson Chair Neighborhoods Women’s Soccer Special Fund Community-Based Student Learning in Biological Science Professorship of Free Enterprise Assessment Jameson M. Jones Award for Ralph C. Hon Scholarship David L. Simpson III ’58 Scholarship Outstanding Faculty Service Rauck Family Faculty Support Fund

24 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Memorials and Honoraria The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year. In memoriam Thomas Stratton Daniel Jr. ’44— L. and Lynn J. Walley, Nancy Candiotti, Kathleen B. Cates, Rose Medlinger, Sue Phillips Hunt and Warren Wirth, Arthur Susan M. ’74 and Mark Clark, John Ackerman—Robert M. Johnson Julian Darlington—Walter E. Lydick Wortman Pamela C. Conover, Ella R. Davis, Jr. Jr. ’68 Thomas Hayes Hutton—Connie and Gayle Davis, Deussen Global Ray M. Allen ’44—Lola H. and Clarence C. Day ’52—Connie and Dunbar Abston Jr. Communications, Christine Robert R. Llewellyn Dunbar Abston Jr., Anne S. ’73 Wafsy B. Iskander—Teri J. Dionne, Elizabeth C. Diveley ’75, Emmett H. Anderson Jr.—Lola H. and Lawrence K. Anthony, Nancy Hammond ’90 Marie and Boyce English, Amy and Robert R. Llewellyn and James Vest Robert Lynn Johnson—Nancy and Federman, First Horizon National George M. Apperson—Lynn M. Blair, Samuel L. Drash ’61—Betsy B. and James M. Vest Corp., Bonnie J. Fisher, Shane William M. Short ’71 George W. Awsumb ’63 ’61 Glenn A. Jones ’62—Diane M. Graber, Theresa M. Graham, James H. Armstrong—Sarah H. Frank A. England III ’41—Joseph J. Clark ’62 Bonnie Greer, Jane W. Hobson, and Richard C. Pillsbury ’03 ’00, Nash ’81 Jameson M. Jones ’36—John D. Sara Robertson Jones ’94, Nancy and James Vest Harold Naill Falls Sr. ’40—Anne Gladney ’74 Suzannah W. Lang ’86, George Bobbye Murphree Ayers—Joseph J. S. ’73 and Lawrence K. Anthony, Marshall P. Jones ’59—Lynn Jaseph M. Larrimore, Carolyn M. and Nash ’81 Katherine I. Diehl ’68, Thomas Jones ’59, Helen W. and Fred S. L. Charles Lemond ’69, Lola H. Emett Barfi eld—Joseph J. Nash ’81 Clayton Gattas ’76, Nancy Woods Norman and Robert R. Llewellyn, Luxury John C. Broderick ’48—Julia W. Muse ’47, Jean W. Sights ’42, Janet Barthell Joseph Jr.—Joseph J. Nash ’81 Management Group, Raul G. Allen ’47 G. and S. Shepard Tate ’39, Janet Betty Lloyd—Lee and Joe Marmol, Mary Lou Quinn and Katherine Reid Brown ’32—Randy Udouj Duncan ’73 ’63 Challace J. McMillin ’64 ’64, Maxey Brown ’67, Eleanor L. and Steven Farris—Percy Malone, Joyce Marion MacQueen—Walter E. Lydick Courtney Murray, Tina and Thomas L. Geiger ’64 ’64, Judson Palla Jr. ’68 Thomas Nesmith, Julie and John McKellar, Martha M. and W. James O. Finley—Tillman James James Angus Magill—Nancy and Olsen, Jane M. ’50 and Robert Patton Steele Finley ’99 James M. Vest G. Patterson, Nancy Penczner, Edward Gale Buckley Jr. ’67— Leonard Frey—Sara A. Frey, Lola H. Robert C. Malcolm—Anna G. Farris Nisha and Craig Powers, Florence Frances G. and Buddy and Robert R. Llewellyn William Martin—Courtney P. and Quinn, Aurelia Reinhart, Gabriela Doyle ’66 ’66, Margaret Rose Janet Kelso Gager ’44—Forrest L. Neil A. Brunetz ’96 ’97 Rodriquez, Charles S. Shapiro, Gladney ’67 Gager ’44 Charles Lester Maxey ’35—Randy Darlene S. Smith, Bama and James John Nolen Canon—Anne S. ’73 and Frances Manire Gianotti—Charles Maxey Brown ’67 Strickland, Sara S. ’46 and Jack H. Lawrence K. Anthony Grant Wade William R. Maybry ’42—Dona Taylor ’44, Peggy R. and Loyd C. Victor Ross Carr Jr.—Nancy and Tony Lee Garner ’65—J. Douglas Maybry Templeton Jr. ’56 ’56, Nancy and James Vest Trapp Jr. ’85 B. Boykin McCaa Jr. ’60—Ruth Ann James Vest, James R. Vogel ’77, Yerger Clifton—Walter E. Lydick Baker Staub Kepple Guyear—Helen McCaa Sue Reid Williams, Elaine Walker- Jr. ’68 W. and Fred S. Norman Katherine Simpson McCarty ’67 — Rose, J. Kyle Webb ’91, Barbara Frank Thomas Cloar Sr. ’62—Alice Jennifer Hanusovsky—Toni Sabella Randy Maxey Brown ’67 and G. Kenneth Williams, Sue L. Anthony ’90, Paul Jackson Barnes ’83 Mary J. McDaniel—James M. Reid Williams, Jamie Wright, Paul Jr. ’62, Anne F. and John M. Frank Winter Hardie ’02— Mollie McDaniel ’44 M. Wright Jones ’85 ’88, Nell S. Schwartz ’77 Chatham Briskman ’07, Joan Wallace McMillan ’85—Frank C. P. Thomas Parrish ’79—Anne J. Charles P. Cobb ’44—Connie and M. and Patrick W. Browne Baker Jr. ’85, Patrick L. Brien ’85 Bailey ’80 Dunbar Abston Jr., Julia W. III ’04 ’03, Ross M. Cascio ’02, Ima Frances Jeter Michaelcheck — Scott D. Patterson ’85—Anne G. Allen ’47, Suzanne and Charles Laura S. Dunning ’02, The Feather Cindy and J. Allen Boone Jr. ’71, Beard ’84 Arrington, Cindy and J. Allen Foundation (Julia and Clinton Deborah ’80 and Robert Craddock Jason T. Pettigrew ’96—Shannon Boone Jr. ’71, Huddy and Bayard Randolph ’01 ’02), Robert J. Jr., Peter L. Mahler, Mabel M. and S. Bevins ’96, Lee C. Donald ’97, Boyle, Tara and A.G. Burkhart, Finkel ’02, Alix and William H. Phillip H. McNeill Sr., Carole and J. Patton Dycus ’97, Michael S. Beverly F. Carrick, Jane and Ewing Hardie Jr., Philip B. Hartigan ’04, William E. Troutt, Janet and David Everett ’97, Frank F. Farmer ’98, Carruthers Jr. ’48 ’39, Elizabeth William H. Hasen ’03, Andrew D. Watts ’63 Tracie and Patrick G. Fisher ’96, G. and James H. Daughdrill Jr., S. Himoff ’02, Brandon Paul Travis R. Miller ’97—Elizabeth Julie and Everette Herring ’97 ’94, Sherry J. and W. Thomas Fields, Hobbs ’01, Jessica H. and Crouch Fitts ’67 Julia K. ’95 and Michael C. Betty and Morgan Fowler ’44, Michael J. Kremeier ’03 ’02, Beverly McFall Mitchell ’43— Hughes ’97, Lindsey K. Irons ’98, Emily W. Haizlip ’46, Robin and Sarah Lanneau ’01, Julie A. Demetra P. Quinn ’44 Leslie A. Johnson ’97, Patrick J. Daniel Hatzenbuehler ’71 ’71, Eva Mediamolle ’02, Carol D. and Neal Hans Moll—Nancy and James Vest Killian ’96, Angela J. Nelson ’97, Williams Jemison ’40, Caroline S. Meyer ’02 ’02, Catherine and Moore Moore Jr. ’29—Houston N. J. M. Scott Toland ’97, William S. and Roger Laubenheimer, Molly Barry Morton, Julia G. and Clinton Moore ’29 Wallace ’97 H. Lockwood, Jo and John B. W. Randolph ’01 ’02, Dorothy Daniel W. Morgan ’65—Lee S. Anne Sparkman Pressly ’04— Maxwell Jr. ’57, James E. McGehee K. Weir ’01, Robert S. Wilbanks, and Joseph M. Duncan ’73 ’63 Catherine R. Birdwell ’06, Jeanne Jr., Meredith G. Pritchartt ’48, Zachary M. Wilson III ’02, Samuel Goodbar Morgan—Walter E. B. Bouton, Sarah K. Caldwell ’04, Betty and Wayne W. Pyeatt, T. Winter, Jan Young and Lane Lydick ’68 Allison E. Cox ’06, Kasey Brooks Wendy ’87 and Cary Rotter, Anne Young II, Lane Young III Woodward D. Morriss ’51—Mary Culbreath ’06, Laura J. Dallas ’06, and Robert P. Sayle, Elizabeth Virginia W. Hines ’55—Elizabeth Ann Morriss ’51 Carra H. Fowlkes ’05, Marie LeMaster Simpson ’58, Jeanette T. Walker Hughes ’55 Paula Briggs Myers ’71—Robin and Francis ’06, Jessica K. Graham ’06, Thompson ’42, Carole and William William W. Hunt ’56—Gail and Ed Daniel Hatzenbuehler ’71 ’71, Sara Ann Haiar ’04, Jennifer Lizzie E. Troutt, Jane and John F. Cunningham, Carolyn S. Gibson, Michelle and Richard Landers Hendrix ’04, Jacqueline Jeffrey ’05, Twist ’52, Rebecca W. and Spence Janice and John Girando, Patricia June Daniels Neal—Elaine Amis, Erin C. Langston ’06, Brook R. L. Wilson, Malcolm B. Wood Hunt, Frances V. Killpatrick ’56, Abril Barba, Kevin E. Beeson, and William T. Levy ’04 ’04, James V. Cobb Jr. ’50—Jane M. ’50 June Land, Cindy and Bruce Robert N. Bernstein, Kevin Ruth and Steven Link ’06 ’06, and Robert G. Patterson Lanning, Aileene G. Neighbors, Bohn, Cindy and J. Allen Boone Courtney Lundeen ’04, Megan Paul Cousino—Joseph Johnson Morris T. Reagan ’60, Diane and Jr. ’71, Susan Ray Bransford ’81, B. McComas ’03, Carrie W. and Nash ’81 Lee Stuart, Jean M. G. Tunnell ’55, Thomas A. Bremer, Anne and Peter A. Naas ’03 ’03, B. Phillips Fayrol T. Unverferth, Kathryn Milton P. Brown Jr., Susan J. Pressly, Millicent W. Ronnlund ’05,

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 25 Memorials and Honoraria continued from page 25 Leanne Rosenfi eld ’03, Linda K. Helen Stauffer—Frederic R. Stauffer In honor of John S. Olsen—David H. Kesler and Hanna F. Sahliyeh, Mary Sam L. Stephenson Jr. ’44—Kathryn Tracy V. Patterson ’84—Melody K. Helen Solomon ’07, Margaret B. Cannon, Camille ’48 and Kimberly S. Bennett—Melody K. and and Warren A. Richey Summerford ’05, Leonard M. Thomas Hutton, Barbara and Ira Warren A. Richey Neal Pearlman—Robert K. Todd, Emily J. Wells ’03 A. Lipman, Houston Moore ’29, J. Allen Boone ’71—Carole and Bennett ’52 Lorna A. Reimers—Louise and Lucius Esther and Clinton Pearson, Shirley William E. Troutt Sarah E. Pospisil—Melody K. and M. Lampton ’88 ’88 S. Prothro, Demetra P. Quinn ’44, Sarah A. Boyle—David H. Kesler Warren A. Richey Frank Allison Reynolds—Joseph J. Donna and Mark Wade, Joyce and Rosanna Cappellato—David H. Kesler Residents of Morningside Place — Nash ’81 Bob Wade Alice S. Christenson—Allison and Carole and William E. Troutt Percy Rhea—Carole and William E. Dorothy Steindorff Stevenson ’50— Morgan G. Stevens ’82 Melody K. Richey—Carole and Troutt Jane D. McCain ’50 Robert T. Cole ’00—Madhavi Sethna William E. Troutt S. Herbert Rhea—Cindy and J. Kelly Thomas ’66—Randy Maxey Victor Coonin—Lynn Jaseph Warren A. Richey—Joseph H. Walker Allen Boone Jr. ’71, Ann and John Brown ’67 Jones ’59 III ’67 Bayard Boyle Jr., Elizabeth G. and James Howard Thompson ’55— Deborah L. ’80 and Robert E. John H. Rone ’71—Melody K. and James H. Daughdrill Jr., Sherry Cindy and Richard Booth, Linda Craddock Jr.—Carole and Warren A. Richey J. and W. Thomas Fields, Jo and Bradshaw, Karen T. Bradford, William E. Troutt Elizabeth and Herbert W. Smith — John B. Maxwell Jr. ’57, Jocelyn Friends of Scandinavia, Mary Anne Genie C. Davis—Melody K. and Benjamin Kabakoff ’76, Linda and and William B. Rudner, Carole and Handy, Boyd H. Hill Jr. Warren A. Richey Edward S. Kaplan William E. Troutt Elizabeth Moore Tipton ’52—Dee Jonathan R. Davis—David H. Kesler James F. Springfi eld ’51—Sidney L. William M. Rosson—American and Chester A. Cooke ’53 Janice Ost and Lewis R. and Daniel K. Evans Snuff Co., Suzanne R. Burgar, William H. Walker—Joan and C. Donelson ’38—Jimmye Pidgeon Frederic R. Stauffer—Arthur Stauffer Lisa J. Caldwell, Community Williams Butler III ’63 Michael R. Drompp—Carole and Robert J. Strandburg—Carole and Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Morton Finch Waller ’59—Donna D. William E. Troutt William E. Troutt Dixon Hughes PLLC, Janis and Waller ’59 Joseph McDaniel Duncan ’63— Karen Frances Thomas—David H. Jeff Dunavant, Edward J. Foster, Cullen Tarver Weeden—Nancy and Carol and Thomas White ’66 ’62 Kesler Rosemary Hugo, Jacob Medinger James M. Vest Mack T. Finley—Duncan Gray Jr., Martha L. Thomas—Edward de and Finnegan LLP, Terry and Stone and Holt Weeks—Anne G. Tillman James Finley ’99 Villafranca ’83 Kevin Kelley, Janet and Bobby Farris, Katherine and Guy Rose Jonathan Nesbit Fitzgerald—David Carole and William E. Troutt— Krauch, Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Jane Evans West ’43—Demetra P. H. Kesler Robert M. Johnson Jr. Company of Pennsylvania, Quinn ’44 Daniel Scott Harper ’91—Ginny Jenna Goodloe Wade—Carole and Marjorie Moll, Pangaea, Pritzker Lewis Donelson Wellford ’43— Strubing William E. Troutt Foundation, Linda W. Rhea, Gloria C. ’65 and Edward S Alyce Waller Haynes ’91—Donna D. Morton B. Waller ’93—Donna D. Celia Ridley, Lois ’49 and Walter Felsenthal, Margaret W. Grinder, Waller ’59 Waller ’59 Sandusky Jr., Sandra R. Shelton, John H. Keesee ’73, Larry S. Terry W. Hill—David H. Kesler Marsha D. Walton—Camille and Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58, Klumb, Terinell Beaver Tisdale Jennifer L. Houghton—David H. William A. Miller Milton A. Smith, Randall M. Thomas Jefferson White Jr. ’39— Kesler Christopher G. Wetzel—Camille and Spach, Jenny and Nick Vergos, Carole and William E. Troutt Carson M. Irwin ’08—Melody K. William A. Miller Anne B. Wallace Foundation Mary Rose Mitchener Wilds— and Warren A. Richey Cissy W. Whittaker—Melody K. and Sarah P. and P. Layton Sanders — Margaret and Jere Boyle Nash Alan Phillip Jaslow—David H. Kesler Warren A. Richey Patrick Layton Sanders ’76 Jr. ’50 ’50 Carolyn Rensulli Jaslow—David H. Russell T. Wigginton ’88— Carole David L. Simpson III ’58—Connie Marsha S. Williams—Anne S. ’73 Kesler and William E. Troutt and Dunbar Abston Jr., Carol and and Lawrence K. Anthony, Robert M. Johnson Jr.—Carole and Jennifer Pebbles Wilson ’01— James Barton, Allison and Thomas William M. Byrd Jr. ’78, Diane M. William E. Trout Marian E. Craft M. Garrott III, Denise and Steven Clark ’62, Perry David Dement ’83, John Paul Jones—Carole and William Spence L. Wilson—W. Charles B. Hearn, Coleman ’92 and Steven Sherry J. and W. Thomas Fields, E. Troutt, Connie and Dunbar Witzleben Johnson, Camille and Edward Sally Jones ’81 and Brad Heinz, Abston Jr. Jocelyn D. Wurzburg ’62— Jeanne Lemaster, Lola H. and Robert R. Charles W. Kinslow III ’72, David Kabelik—David H. Kesler S. ’58 and Henry D. Varnell Jr. Llewellyn, Jo and John B. Maxwell Jane ’50 and Robert G. Patterson, Gary J. Lindquester—David H. Elizabeth K. Wyatt—Katherine B. Jr. ’57, Blake T. Newton III Clarice C. Stroud Kesler Wooten ’77 T. David Sisk—Lee and Joe M. Shannon J. Williams ’80—Randall Laura E. Lucque de Johnson—David Duncan ’73 ’63 Jahrens and Valerie Loebs ’80 H. Kesler Arlo I. Smith—Randy Maxey Robert Tate Wolcott ’93 —William Tara J. Loux—Jean and Peter C. Loux Brown ’67 L. Brian ’94, Gay T. Vekovius David P. McCarthy—Lynn Jaseph Mimi Reid Smith ’46—Connie and Tracy D. Wolford ’87—Nancy K. Jones ’59 Dunbar Abston Jr., Campbell DiPaolo ’87 Mary Jack McCord ’51 —Elizabeth Clinic Orthopaedics, Lee and Franklin M. Wright—Lynn M. M. Marshall, Mary and William Joseph M. Duncan ’73 ’63, T. Blair, Madelyn and Jack Conrad, L. Oliver Frank Jackson III ’62, Judith Lola H. and Robert R. Llewellyn, N. P. “Mac” McWhirter III ’73 — D. ’56 and Frank M. Mitchener Lindsay A. and Wallace H. Mayton Terese J. Buscher Jr., Carole and William E. Troutt III ’72 ’70, William M. Short ’71, Mary E. Miller—David H. Kesler Virgil Starks III ’85—Donna M. Nancy and James M. Vest, Barbara Mary Jo Miller—Edward de Starks ’85 and G. Kenneth Williams Villafranca ’83

26 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Alumni Giving by Class Alumni who gave to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Unrestricted gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 - $100,000), the Red & Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.

Class of 1929 Class of 1940 Class of 1944 Class of 1947

Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Diehl Society Patron Houston Niller Moore Catherine Moore Freeburg Agnes Ming Turley Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton

Class of 1933 Loyalty Club Tower Society Red and Black Society Member Virginia Ragsdale Keller Mabel Francis Caldwell Irma Waddell Merrill Red and Black Society Member V. Lloyd Parker Demetra Patton Quinn J. Russell Perry Rufus C. Ross, Jr. Tower Society Donor Julia Wellford Allen Class of 1934 Hazel Ward Came^ Loyalty Club Ann McConnell Reaves^ Jane Lederer Northcross Corinne Burch Blake Robert G. Reaves Donor Cham Canon Jane Williams Sides Robert L. Jack, Jr. Class of 1941 Forrest L. Gager, Jr. William E. Henderson Loyalty Club Class of 1935 Loyalty Club Louisa McLean Stephens Carol Morris Bowden Mary P. Boothe Margaret Parsons Douglas Donor Eugene Keller, III Donor J. Richard Lee Louis D. Parotte Ruth Ingram Bader Alice Scott Marchisio Class of 1942 Irene Trifi atis Cantos Mydelle Wilson Class of 1936 Morgan C. Fowler Red and Black Society Member Molly Hawken Lockwood Donor Loyalty Club Edward C. Hermann James M. McDaniel Dorothy Cammer Margaret Drake Wilson Margaret Cansler Riley Mary Ann Catching Davis Cloister Society Ernest H. Flaniken Donor J. W. Andrew Class of 1945 William C. Kernodle, II Gladys Caughlin Campbell Nancy Woods Muse Richard A. Thomas, Jr. Tower Society Cloister Society Sara Anne Elliott Newton Vive Walker Montgomery Betty Wilkinson Isbell May Wallace Scarbrough Class of 1937 Jean Williamson Sights James K. Schmidt Loyalty Club Mary Ann Nash Williams Donor Loyalty Club Alfred M. Alperin Elise Hastings Bays Virginia Ann Gates Henry H. Lanius Class of 1948

Class of 1938 Donor Donor Tower Society James A. Cogswell Minor Robertson Broadus Peggy Baker Cannada Red and Black Society Partner Martha Small Deason Imogene Williamson Kinney Regine Bacot Harpole Lewis R. Donelson* Margery O’Kelley Lane Shirley Seagle Prothro Harriet Causey Kuykendall Dorothy Jean Laten^ Mary Frances Lynch Walker Red and Black Society Member Jean Flynn Michael Loyalty Club Anna Kathryn Atkinson Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson Class of 1946 Joseph C. Eckstine Wesley M. Walker, Jr. Mickey Dougherty Hale Cloister Society Red and Black Society Associate Dorette Storn Humphries James T. Watt Class of 1943 James G. McClure Camille Bailey Hutton Marietta Morris Watt Carolyn Cuningham Ivy Red and Black Society Senior Cloister Society Freeman C. Marr Tower Society Julian C. Nall* John S. Collier Martha Carroll McGuire William H. Maddox Louise Wilbourn Collier Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr. Tower Society Emily Williamson Haizlip Rena Shankman Class of 1939 Jane Peete Osborne Richard C. Wood Eugene C. Reynolds Tower Society Diehl Society Fellow Warrene Buford Ivy Donor Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. Loyalty Club Sara Ralston Baldridge Lorraine McMinn Bartlett Loyalty Club Lawrence Beck Diehl Society Patron Katharine Meacham Conover Helen Williams Billingsley Dorothy Brown Kennedy S. Shepherd Tate Allen H. Hilzheim Annabelle Hall Lavin Sonya Alperin Krivcher Virginia Knowlton McClure Suzonne Stewart Taylor Red and Black Society Associate Virginia Brittingham Worthy Donor Grace Wunderlich Prange Jessamine Grimes Younger Elizabeth Raines Davis Class of 1949 Marie Gooch Hay Tower Society Donor Betty Lay Kirby Red and Black Society Associate Letitia Montgomery Haygood F. William Small J. Boyd Maize Jane Phelps Arnold* Archer Ayres Postlethwaite Sarah Rook Perkins Loyalty Club Floy Wooten Anne Williford Hasselle

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Red and Black Society Member Tower Society Frances Nix Morgan H. Reiter Webb, Jr. Frank S. McKnight Gene E. Canestrari* R. Christy Morgan Jacqueline Newman Williamson Patricia Caldwell McKnight Martha Jane Jacobs Exum Herman J. Kaplan Loyalty Club Donor Cloister Society C. M. Pipkin* T. Reynolds Beal Joan Poston Barton Doris Fenton Blew Thomas E. Smith Helen Deupree Brandon Robert K. Bennett Cecil E. Evans* Richard C. Tumilty Ronald F. Bunn Jack R. Blake William J. Wade Antonio P. Elizondo Beverly Morris Coleman Loyalty Club Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers Janet Canada Fritsch Loyalty Club Mary Clay Farr Beach Edward B. Fox, Jr. Steve C. Futris Martha Smothers Carroll E. Denby Brandon, Jr. Rose Washer Goldfarb Gloria Batson Galtney Jane Clay Cash Paul Currie Jean Arnold Kugler Bert F. Kremp William C. Douglas J. Millen Darnell Mary Ann Morriss Wanda Jo Henry McDaniel Betty Bennett Finley Mary B. Howard Mary Jane Millard Oglesby Ruth Tidwell Mulroy Wesley A. Goldfarb Paul S. Mostert* L. Anderson Orr James C. Jeffery Jane McAtee Patterson Donor Ruth Faquin Torri Jeanne Amis Jernigan Wendell Phillips Sylvia Bowling Julia Skinner Williford Margery Phelps Lee James C. Williamson Patsy Williams Briggs Edwin F. Wills John E. McKee Anne S. Caldwell Lois Philpot Sandusky Donor Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. Class of 1953 Mary Nell Campbell Smith Ann DeWar Blecken Marion Neudecker Millsaps Richard C. Smith Sara Cooper Burnette Albert A. Nelius Diehl Society Patron Virginia Mead Clark James Gibson Nix Betty Wood Storrs Donor Faye Tynes Dick Patricia Tomlinson Nix Fred Blake, Jr. Richard B. Dixon Mary Holiman Norton Red and Black Society Associate Grace Brown John C. Edgar Jeannine Tushek Sessions J. David Alexander, Jr. George A. Chauncey Jean Bagby Ezzell Patricia Flippin Smithwick Peggy Marshall Crutcher Forrest W. Flaniken Roy F. Stratton, Jr. Red and Black Society Member Carmen Roper Hatchett Joanne Zahner Flaniken Granville Tate C. Allen Cooke Cary Harris Hunt Carroll C. Johnson Milton L. Wray William C. Threlkeld Betty Walker Locke Ann Faquin McGuire Betty Canon McArthur Joseph C. Meux Class of 1952 Cloister Society June White McCormick James R. Mulroy Robert H. Crumby Gloria Ash Minor John S. Pyles Diehl Society Patron Claire Oates Ping Jean King Moore Josie Phillips Smith Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. Elizabeth Collins Swaim Stanley Williamson Mosby Lloyd B. Smith, Jr. Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee* Mary Taylor Todd* Martha Birdsong Nickey Virginia Mulder Taylor Eleanor Brown Weaver William D. Roberds Dorothy Love Turk Red and Black Society Associate George W. Wilson, III Suzanne Thomas Tipton Anne Baggett Wilkes James E. Ratcliff, Jr. R. Bedford Watkins, Jr. Jane Wittichen Williams Tower Society Class of 1951 E. Wayne Cliffe Class of 1950 Red and Black Society Member John Turner Gray Diehl Society Fellow Ann Rollow Ross Horace G. Kitchell Diehl Society Benefactor J. Lester Crain, Jr. J.D. Trimble, Jr. Mary Frances Steen Libassi Herbert Linville* Don Allison Ramier, Jr. Diehl Society Benefactor Cloister Society Joan Smith Ramier Diehl Society Patron Barbara Howell Hamilton* John A. Austin, Jr. C. Stratton Hill, Jr. Diehl Society Sustainer Joy Powell Smith Loyalty Club James F. Springfi eld, Sr. Elizabeth Martin Barker Red and Black Society Senior Tower Society John C. Cuvillier, III Ruth Griffi s McCartney Diehl Society Patron John B. Allen Florence Batchelor Divine Mary Jack Rich McCord William R. Gentry Jane Swaim Fox Red and Black Society Associate Betty Ann McFadden Harvey John W. Gray, Jr. Patricia Weaver Lawrence Red and Black Society Associate Carroll Tuthill Minor Betty Jo McCormick Walker James T. McDonald, Jr. Martha Beggs Orth Ann Taylor Walker Waters Red and Black Society Member Louis J. Weber, Jr. Berta Radford Laney Red and Black Society Member Loyalty Club J. William Young, Jr. Frances Crouch Perkins Frances Freeman Burkhead Donor Dean’s Society T. Wayne Deupree, Jr. C. Douglas Buford, Jr. Jane Davis McCain Cloister Society Mary Woods Epp Betty Jo Carter Dodson William E. Boyce Donald W. Feldman Edith Wier Fallis Cloister Society June Beasley Mann Norma Keisling Holmes Zoe Theodore Futris Gale Martin Evans^* Charles J. Ping James N. Lapsley, Jr. Rene LeMarchand John H. Evans, Jr. Mary Louise Barton Pritchard Peggy Pence Schuster Clarice Barker McMickle Robert L. Montgomery, Sr.* Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Judy Mays Parks Anne Davis Toppins* Tower Society Marzette Smith Stallings Joyce Richards Curtis M. Weston* James Nelson Clay, III Carole Cocke Todd James E. Davis Jane McSpadden Twist Herbert W. Eber

28 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Class of 1954 F. H. Mitchell Frances VanCleave Killpatrick Jerry Wittmann Weise W. Henry Mosley William G. McAtee Carol Myers Winkler Red and Black Society Associate Rachel Gobbel Norment* John R. McKinney Anne Riley Bourne Dorothy Harris Pate Erin Moody Morgan Class of 1958 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. Margaret Jones Pingree Maida Moore Payne Jeanette Bowen Posey Thomas E. Richardson Diehl Society Patron Red and Black Society Member Carolyn Holiman Samuel John K. Wadley John H. Bryan Josephine Taylor Threlkeld Jean McLean Goodson Tunnell Sallie Thomas Williford Neville Frierson Bryan John C. Turpin, Jr. Hervey Doughton Martin Cloister Society Jerry L. Wood Class of 1957 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson Wade McHenry Hunter Jeanne Scott Varnell Mary McDonald Wetterau Donor Diehl Society Patron Peggy Tipton Bright John B. Maxwell, Jr. Red and Black Society Associate Tower Society David W. Chang Grace Morris Williamson Mary Jane Smalley Roberts Carolyn Milton Allen John Bernard Hooker Joseph H. Lawson Dale S. Johnson Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Member Laura Edington Wakefi eld E. Jeff Justis, Jr. Anne Hixon Huff Joy Magdovitz Bearman R. David Kaylor Thomas A. Huff Richard W. Dortch Loyalty Club Mary-Kay Schmidt Mummert Suzanne McCarroll Warner* B. Denton McLellan* Rebecca Beasley Burr Truman D. Nabors, Jr. Betty Chalmers Peyton* W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr. William Newton Todd Red and Black Society Associate John H. Quinn, Jr. Elizabeth Price Johnson Gayle Clark Trautwein Erwin Hansch Westmoreland Geraldine Hensley Kohl Mary Rogers Watkins Dean’s Society Viola Deavours Powers Keith K. Wong Dean’s Society Susan Robinson McLean Mary Frances Forbes Reed William H. McLean Tower Society Ann Goodman Salky Class of 1956 Jane Crutcher Williamson* Nancy Carter Burnidge Joanne Cunningham Sanders William E. Carrell Sidney R. Vise Red and Black Society Associate Cloister Society Henry R. Crais* Peggy Fitch Witherspoon Catharine Coleman Alexander C. Eric Mount, Jr.* Jack T. Cunningham Ralph V. Turner H. Richard Jones, Jr. Donor Red and Black Society Member Eugene Eaton McKenzie Courtney Crumpton Bacon William W. Hunt^ Tower Society Carolyn Caldwell Rogers Paula Richardson Bernstein George M. Russell Lady Camille Deaderick Jerry D. Tate Ann McAlister Fee Claude B. Trusty James E. Eikner, Jr. Robert N. Templeton Geraldine Prichard Kaller Ada Jane Walters Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner Loyalty Club Robert Joseph Lipscomb Jane Burns Campbell Hosay Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy Florence Crawford Mayse Cloister Society John B. Mostellar Sam F. Cole, Jr. Millicent Bunn McAtee Edith Jean Cooper Harriet Byrd O’Neal Albert S. Crigler, III Emma Jean Myres McIntyre Robert M. Rogers Martha Sigler Guthrie Sandol Douglas Patteson Tower Society Lewis R. Murray, Jr. Mary K. Lindsay Street J. Bryan Smalley Loyalty Club Roy D. Rainey, Sr. Jim P. Wesson Rhoda White Smith Charlene Jayroe Allen Betty Ann Russell Emily McKay Whitesell James E. Turner JoAnn Pomeroy Anderton Claire Sebralla Saino Marilyn Mitchell Wray Laurel Speir Witten Ann Fakes Gehlmann Jane Dean Sohm Betty Lunati Grise* Paul M. Thompson Class of 1955 Loyalty Club Ellen White Harrell Mary Latta Whiteaker Suzanne Carter Bjick Nancy Pickens Higgason P. W. Whiteaker Diehl Society Patron Lawrence H. Cater Robert E. McClelland Suzanne Williams Winslow Mary Rodriguez Wardrop Venita Saunders Cater Salliejane Dickerson Rainey R. Clement Dickey, Jr. Miriam Heard Range Donor Red and Black Society Member Joe C. Eades, Jr. Diana Warren Risher John U. Biedenharn Annelle Albritton Clute J. Rodney Feild Harrylyn Graves Sallis Catherine Earle Cortelyou Elizabeth Hollingsworth George J. Fischer, Jr. Elizabeth Etter Thomas Matthew D. Curland James R. Gillis, Jr. Nelie Brown Waller Estella Wilson Dixon Cloister Society Sarah Strong Gilmer V. Garrett Wingfi eld Betty Jean Payne Dorris Susan Fulmer Austin James D. Higgason James E. Winslow, Jr. Elinor Smith Fitzgerald Julia Johnson Kasch Geraldine Dozier MacQueen Marilyn Hammond Gallagher James C. Napier, Jr. Donor David H. Hollis Tower Society Linda Becker Smith Fred K. Beeson Louise Morrison Kennon Polly Baber Bassoni Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice Harriette Mathewes Beeson Beverly Smith Pugh Elizabeth Walker Hughes Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr. Thomas E. Reed Martha Spruell Pipkin Donor Margaret Jones Carter Ellen Reagan Richardson Louise Aikin Russell Paula Smith Burress Ethel Buck Chamberlain Arnold L. Schroeter James A. Dees, Sr. Joan McCabe Day Linda Hardesty Schroeter Loyalty Club B. H. Farnsworth Ann Marmann Episcopo Charles E. Somervill James E. Aydelotte Patricia Hastings Gilliom James W. Sanders Jane Barr Stump-Green William M. Callicott Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson Caroline Cecil Searson Joanne Williams Wilhite Vernon Ware Eades Robert L. Hunter Connie White Stettbacher Joanne Danielson Goodall Edna Patton Johnson Martha Lipscomb Thir Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Dorothy Henning Kaylor

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 29 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 29 Class of 1959 Nancy Wickersham Rohloff M. Robert Mansfi eld Class of 1962 Mary Farish Sharp Sandra Marwood McGlade Diehl Society Fellow Carol Barbour Sumrall Dale N. Pfl ug Red and Black Society Member J. L. Jerden Sandra Calmer Toenes Virginia Faye Rogers Mary Frances Buxton Cotham Bates Peacock Toone Nadine McKinley Runsick Jack D. Herbert Diehl Society Patron Terry M. Turner Carolyn Atkinson Sitra Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus Steve A. Martin Nancy Wooddell Warlick John W. Somervill John Jacobus Robert F. Welsh Mary Ann Kimbrough Vollmer Red and Black Society Member Joyce Walne Warner Cloister Society Eva Mae Duncan Hussey Class of 1960 Jane Thomas Wesson Carol Bradshaw Busbee* Donna Dickens Waller Carolyn Howard White Glenn T. Hays Diane McMillan Wellford Diehl Society Benefactor William G. Mankin Walker L. Wellford, III L. Allen Reynolds* Class of 1961 Gwendolyn Bell Riley Catherine Liddell Skapura Cloister Society Red and Black Society Associate Red and Black Society Senior Truly Brown Mount* Morris T. Reagan Margaret Ruyl McTier Tower Society Carol Ann Greaves Rockett Harry L. Swinney Genevieve Johnston Clay Theodore B. Sloan Red and Black Society Member William C. Wilson William V. Davidson Thirza Mobley Sloan Kim Baxter Henley Robert L. Echols Edwin W. Stock, Jr. Raymond F. Henley Red and Black Society Member Mary Susan Huffman John E. Hixon George W. Awsumb Barbara Bell Lawrence Tower Society Rebecca Davis Knack* Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin* R. Chris Mays, Jr. Ann Mack Boles James D. Petersen David L. McAdoo Keith D. Buckley* Lynda Lipscomb Wexler Cloister Society Gretchen Smith Rich Nora Petersen Buckley* Cloister Society Westley F. Busbee, Jr.* Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg* Mary Alice Masters Carrell Beverly Finch Ballard* Sarah Cross Coleman Betty Sims Damewood* Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag John B. Frazer, Jr. Loyalty Club Benjamin B. Ferdon Ann Vines Roberts Edwin W. Albright Sara Jean Jackson* John L. Streete Tower Society Marvin E. Bailey Happy Snowden Jones Janice Chapin Buchanan William A. Campbell Daniel P. Logan, Jr. Tower Society Mary Jane Coleman Gentry Diane McCullough Clark Michael B. Lupfer Glenda Taylor Addington Diane Goodman Sachs Margaret Welsh Curlovic Claude Ashton McMillion Carole Jean Hobbs Anderson Marilyn Stewart Daniel Phyllis Williams Mostellar J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr.* Loyalty Club Zama Blanchard Dexter Richard A. Park Deanne Runyon Irvine Robert L. Barret James G. Finley* Karen Boyce Logan Jocelyn Agnew Camp Ralph A. Foster Loyalty Club Gwynne Salmon McKenzie Mary Morton Adams Castor James S. Gray Charles T. Ames, III Margaret Stewart McMillion Nancy Henson Daniel* Paul Jackson, Jr. Betsy Sloan Barrett H. Jerry Peters Judy St. John Grisso Duke K. McCall, Jr. Mary Belle Miller Cunningham Ruth Burrow Peters Edward H. Henderson Warren G. Nance Oran B. Dent Mary Crouch Rawson Ronald C. Holland Randolph P. Pickell Ann Watkins Evans Ann Myers Redus Lela Garner Noble Mary Worth Burton Robertson Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer Carol Ann Quade Smalley Mack S. Prichard Thomas M. Scott, Jr. Fyke Farmer, Jr. Rann L. Vaulx Nancy Hodges Roberson Jane Cook Shipp Ralph C. Gore Mary Elizabeth McCharen Streete Noble R. Walker Charles L. Hammett Loyalty Club Patricia Eason Westerman Frank D. Weathersby Merelyn Davis Hammett Marilynn Smith Ames Geraldine Knight White Thomas J. White, III Sally Stockley Johnson Ann Jappe Bjorklund Sue Bracewell Whittle Jane Aquino Osuga Charlotte Frist Chesnutt Donor Carolyn Block Pierce* James D. Curtis Donor Diana Reil Beatty Thomas O. Schrodt* John A. Daniel Harvey G. Anderson James G. Cloud Frank F. Splann, Jr. Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. Margaret McGavock Bryan W. Ray Fleming Joseph A. Sullivan Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes Claire Robertson Cranford Marjorie Boone Flowers Princess Hughes Van Hooser* Samuel S. Kim Margaret Haigler Davis Joy Ann Howard Hennessey Bill C. Weber Margaret Elizabeth Lowe Phillip S. Glasgow Martha Gooch Hogrefe Sue Osenbaugh Williams Caroline Gibbs MacQueen Adele Wolf Grilli R. Charles Hogrefe Michael Anne Condon Zimmerman David H. Moreau Anita Moose Hampson June Johnston Hungarland Beverly Bowden Pickard John D. Hungarland, Jr. Robert S. Maclin, III Donor Donald E. Pollard W. Harvey Jenkins, Jr. Franklin S. McCallie Jane Alexander Biedenharn Joseph Poppenheimer James T. Johnston Catherine Mixon Patricia Oberbillig Bogan Leslie W. Read Joanne Morris Owens Mary Simpson Morgan William L. Dees Jean Stock Rumph* Sue Caldwell Pond Anne Thomas Phillipy Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam Nelly Galloway Shearer William T. Robinson John C. Portwood Paul W. Ivey Patricia Annette Taylor Martha Barret Schneider Sarah Mitchell Preddy Jane Barker Konitz Sarah Maxfi eld Smither Delma Klotz Robinson W. Larry Lacy Donor Emma Young Thompson Donna Jo Miles Smith Virginia Johnson McDonald Katherine McCollum Eddings Jack L. Thompson, III Mary Ann Stewart Somervill Sally Dame Roberds Susanne Files Bert R. Tuggle C. Warren Thompson, Jr. Sandra Andrews Robertson John D. Hettinger Sandra Lee Winter

30 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Joseph W. Thweatt John F. Rice, Jr. Susan Patton Crawford H. Lynn Parsons Patricia Hall Webb Leslie Buchman Richardson Chris F. Drago Charie Bowman Reid J. Perry White Joseph Graham, Jr. Robert W. Seibert Class of 1963 George A. Wilson Richard L. Hackleman Robert L. Sessum Joanne Matthews Harrison Vivienne Guest Strickler Diehl Society Patron Class of 1964 Tamma Lehmann Havercamp Kenneth F. Tullis C. Williams Butler, III Willene Langley Hendon Madge Wood Tullis Joe M. Duncan Diehl Society Patron Patricia Gladney Holland Lynn Smith Watson Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. A. Dale Ledbetter Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. Edward M. Williams Sarah Pickens Waller Sharon Lupfer Nardo David D. Watts Red and Black Society Associate Frances Freeman Paden Donor Marilyn Ann Meyers* Mary Lynn Cooper Polk Ronald T. Allen Red and Black Society Associate Diana Mann Reid Sallie Steele Aman Tsutomu Kawazoe Red and Black Society Member Rockwell P. Ward Jerry P. Black, Jr. David E. Lindsey Wynona Gillmore Crosby Berney McInnis Bridges Thomas M. Lowry, III* William Mason Holmes, Jr. Class of 1965 Bobbi Suzanne Burns John C. Stepan Harry J. Burr, II Dean’s Society Red and Black Society Associate Terri Skinner Chadwick Red and Black Society Member Thomas E. Lappage Lawrence E. Evans Paul Lawrence Cox^ Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey Emma Camille Crenshaw John S. Cherry, Jr. Cloister Society Patricia Louise Walls* Martha Neff Dane E. Boyd Ellison, Jr. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. Theresa Webster Davis Cloister Society Eleanor Lawrence Geiger Andrew J. Donelson, Jr. Maribeth Moore Frazer Thomas L. Geiger Red and Black Society Member Joe A. Dycus Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn* Challace Joe McMillin Senter Crook Patricia Ellen Ferguson William K.B. Potts Mary Lou Quinn McMillin E. Carl Fisher* Craig D. Goldate James A. Warden* Elizabeth Currie Williams John W. McQuiston, II Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n Robbie Walker McQuiston Jacquelyn Dowd Hall Tower Society Tower Society Charles William Robertson, Jr. Teri Tidwell Hornberger W. Frederick Bailey Meredith Wilson Creekmore M. Alfred Todd Tony B. Jobe William Council Holmes Katherine Harriett James Dale Seay Kasab Jean-Pierre Potel J. Charles Jernigan Cloister Society Jeanne Wertz Kerridge Charles A. Rich Patricia Dickson Jones Anne Oglesby Carr Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis Jeanne Gregory Spragins William C. Hunt, Jr. Robert A. McLean Loyalty Club Frances Phillips Potts Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips Eleanor Powers Bowman Loyalty Club William S. Morrison, III Frances Steward Bryan John E. Arehart Tower Society Stanley Dunn Petropoulos Lynnette Humphreys Campbell Lynn Drew Bartlett Marguerite Ward Autry Sidney D. Selvidge Dudley Weaver Davis Kay Reynolds Blair Pamela Polete Boggs* Elizabeth Wallis Shippen Francis C. Davis, Jr. R. Leon Carroll, Jr. C. Terrell Deaton Jane Doughtie Taylor Robert W. Fey, Jr. David P. Cooper John M. Flippin Betty Cole Thompson Bernie R. Goler Elizabeth Saunders Cooper Judy Wood Franks* Lee Litwiller Thompson Cynthia Jane Hawes Mary Lou Carwile Finley* Nancy Glenn Green Mary Edith Redus Walker Barbara Hollingsworth Knowles L. Dossett Foster Bruce E. Herron Martha Dunmire White Sue Dean Langfi tt Susan Horton Gray Guilford Jones, II Charles W. McCrary Lewis M. Guess Joyce Anne Moore Class of 1966 Susan Stone Overholser Judith Crow McColgan Dinetia McCormick Newman Jere E. Pierce William L. McColgan, Jr. Robert H. Packer* Red and Black Society Partner Margaret Johnson Ridolphi Joan Herbert Murchison Winton C. Smith, Jr. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. Kathryn Crow Rubenstein Robert A. Orr, Jr. Kathryn Raines Smith Gail Hoover Parrish Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Associate Susan Hunter Suggs Mary Mansell Pope Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch Walter B. Howell Martha Terrell Weatherford Thurman A. Ragar, Jr. Jan Hockaday Baudoin Robert M. Wild, Jr. Margaret Martin Wheeler Judith Hollingsworth Robinson C. William Bodie Jo Kenny Sanders* William S. Boyd, Jr. Red and Black Society Member Donor Randall B. Shepard, Jr.* Charles W. Brandon H. William Allen, III Nancy Rhodes Archer Rebecca Moore Tomlinson Betty Wilby Carroll Katherine Willis Allen Joe P. Arnold Robert W. Wells, II James L. Collier R. Bradford Camp, Jr. William V. Arnold Rose Mary Hoye Wells James G. Couch Margaret Jean Gatz* Lewis E. Bratton, Jr. Brenda Hickman West Linda Davis Couch Joanna Coss Higdon Fredricka Crawley Cunningham Robert W. West, III Jamie Murff Dent Lynn Morrow Ward Doris Sharp Dark Ann Evans Williams Patricia Butterworth Egger Irwin H. From William M. Wilson, III James H. Fall, III Dean’s Society Sarah Cunningham Gay Alabel May Wiser Gloria Cornell Felsenthal Tina Beatty McWhorter* Josephine Knight Hirschman Nancy Wasell Work Florence Chalker Godat* Emily Hatcher Landreth Patricia Thomason Hargrave Cloister Society Louise Ferguson Lockhart Donor Mary Darwin Johnson* Larrie Del Daniel Martin Marjorie Coleman Mastin James R. Bullock Murray Rasberry Jordan Carole Ann Montgomery Laurie Kruger Mears Alyce Jappe Burr Janie Stone McCrary Isabell T. VanMerlin Harry M. Moffett, III Patricia Bowen Butler D. Cameron Murchison, Jr.

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Tower Society Judith Alexander Hunt Luther J. Nussbaum Margaret Anne Hooker Charles F. Bagley, III Susan Head Osoinach S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. Laura Crawford Kinkle Thomas A. Bowman Nancy Patton Langdon Bonnie Eleanor Davis Tower Society Red and Black Society Associate Ellen Plants Massey Virginia Taylor Drash Jerry M. Bradfi eld Barbara Lesh Borleske* Carolyn Bruninga McGough John M. Gardner, III Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld Priscilla Hinkle Ennis* Jane Mando Meeks Sammy Ann Primm Marshall* William T. Buchanan James B. Mitchell, Jr. Joe M. McCord* Jeanne Hope Jacobs Buckner* Red and Black Society Member Kathryn Wood Mixon Albert A. Burk, Jr. Jennifer Fey Edmonds Olive Crudup Murrie Loyalty Club Do Ann Johnson Falk William G. Hendrickson Carl R. Nuckolls Robert M. Blade Margaret Rose Gladney* Dorothy Johnson Pounders Dana Adams Powell Thomas Alexander Buford Mary Anderson Mehrle Louis R. Pounders Daudet Johnston Schreurs F. Alan Cummings Robert K. Mehrle E. Lee Secrest, III Frances Griswold Doyle Douglass E. Post, Jr. Dean’s Society Dale M. Steinmeyer Willard N. Doyle C. V. Scarborough, Jr. Catherine Prouty Horn Drucilla Thom White Frederick C. Ferguson Garry L. Sharp Cheryl Gurley Followell James A. Sullivan Cloister Society Class of 1969 Mary Chase Gore Joseph H. Walker, III Susan Duke Woods W. Dayton Hart, Jr. Michael W. Whitaker* Tower Society Diehl Society Fellow Dixie DeMoville Johnson Nora Harvin Buchanan William J. Michaelcheck Rebecca Smith Kissel Loyalty Club Stephen H. Cole Alton L. Lightsey, Jr. Ellen Woodruff Batchelor Suzanne Troth Donaldson* Diehl Society Patron Kittye Held Mason Anna McLean Blade Steven C. Gould Craig W. Murray Allen D. Mills Annette Anderson Bowen Mary Louise O’Kelly Susan Mayer Pauls Elizabeth Boyd W. Michael Richards Red and Black Society Senior Lee Pevsner W. A. Breytspraak Gibson P. Stroupe, Jr. C. Bradford Foster, III Martha Hunter Shepard* Randy Maxey Brown* Susan Hoefer Foster Frederick J. Sheppard, III Coralu Danner Buddenbohm Loyalty Club James L. McElroy Betty Sue Dean Weninger Janie Baxter Carloss Audrey Kennedy Brown Carol Pickens White Larry R. Churchill Carey H. Bryan Red and Black Society Associate Nancy Jackson Williamson Joseph N. Clarke, Jr. Stephen A. Caldwell Rebecca Wynn Weiler* Tandy Goodlett Cobb Sandra Wade Churchill Donor David A. Cotton Susan Storer Clark Red and Black Society Member Thomas D. Brabson Pamela Richardson Hays J. Perry Cowden K. Wyatt Engwall Julia Ries Dale C. Ray Henley Duncan V. Crawford Sue Dunn Hall* John E. Grear, III Jennifer Bird Henley Sarah Winborn Davis Susan Dillard Hendrickson Thomas G. Greaves, III Mary Ann Rambo McDow C. Whitman Deacon John S. Hille James C. Lippy John E. Meeks Alan Ensminger Tansill Heslip Hille Callie Bergen McGinnis Patricia King Meeks Gail Seabrook Ganier Eleanor Rosson Kennedy* Robert M. Morse Carol Calaway Wilson C. Lee Giles John L. Kennedy* Nelda Smith Pierce William H. Wilson Janelle Hood Haseman* Linda Kay Yates Maxine Mitchel Rice George S. Hazard, Jr. Carol Frances Simpson Donor Linda Harkrider Hutton Dean’s Society George L. Walker George R. Abraham David M. Kilgore Carol Gearhart Champion Martha Overholser Whitney Mary Jo Burns Breen John W. Larson Aurelia Wammack Michaels Myrna Adams Whitt Gilvia Flanagan Brown Judith Adams Larson Emily Thomason Freeman David A. Lehmann Cloister Society Class of 1967 Jane Council Gamble Susan C. Lucas Patricia Cooper Hayley* Sally Goodman Grafl und B. Hayes McCarty William B. Hayley* Diehl Society Patron Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler John C. Neiman John K. Osoinach John R. Pharis Anne Thacker Lueke Judith Rose Owen William P. Stepp, Jr. Charles M. Murphy, III Jo Matthews Pine Red and Black Society Partner Linda Robinson Overly John C. Pine Tower Society Carole L. Branyan Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka C. Frank Potter Susan Gladden Atkins Jane Carol Ramsey Ellen Brown Rust Mickey R. Brigance* Red and Black Society Senior Wayne C. Shelton Robert W. Rutherford Roy Kulp, Jr. John R. Tilton Dianne Rickoll Short Mary Lee Sweat Courtland Mobley Lewis Martin E. Smithers William D. Turner Kevin L. Nicholas Red and Black Society Associate Edward R. Sneed, Jr. Elizabeth Liddon Whitehurst Elizabeth Shipp Nott William H. Edington Carol Wertz Sutter Sarah Darden Williams Richard Raspet Nancy Cox Howell Lisa Meredith VanLandingham James R. Walker, Jr. Martha Dee Lynch White Donor Red and Black Society Member Charlotte Bringle Wilkerson W. Carter Bryars, Jr. Loyalty Club Arch C. Johnston Peggy Hays Williams Stephen L. Carey Linda Harrell Bair Charlotte Lebo Ray Margaret Louise Crull Robert A. Bell, II Cloister Society Class of 1968 Katherine Ireys Diehl Morgan W. Bunch, III Lucy Hill Black William D. Evans, Jr. Sue Brown Bunch David W. Blankenship* Red and Black Society Senior Alexander T. Gafford Elizabeth Francis Caldwell W. Aaron Foster William H. Davis, Jr. Eloise Pickard Hanna John W. Crowell

32 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Kenneth M. Cushing Cloister Society Red and Black Society Associate Richard S. Heien Ruth Carolyn Duck James A. Brinson* J. Allen Boone, Jr. Carolyn Fanning Hollingsworth Sally Stone Everett Bruce R. Lindsey J. Robert Farrell Beverly Cole Hooker Chester A. Heard William J. Maguire* J. Stuart Kelly Kathleen Cogswell House Janet Wilson Markland* Red and Black Society Member Stephen E. Kendrick Nell Elmore Johnston Elizabeth Lazear Bingley S. Bruce Levine Alonzo P. Kersey, III Tower Society Nancy Jaco Golden William C. Matthews, Jr. Jack T. Lassiter G. Hudson Andrews, Jr. Nancy Hope Lenox R. Shannon McDonald Nancy Claire Lee Natilee Murrey Duning James Riley Mulroy, II Nancy Gist Moody Nancy Martin Magallanes Frances Zambie Kummer William G. Ramsey Marilyn Gates Meeks R. Bradfi eld Kummer Cloister Society Ann Brown Strain Marion Birge Morgan Pamela Pitts McNeer John H. Churchill William S. Taylor Patricia Jackson Peay Martha Williamson Rimmer Henry H. Davis, III Judith James Potter Thomas H. Talbot, Jr.* Houston Parks Class of 1972 Martha Lee Ramsey Thomas J. Wolff* Bonnie Isaksen Trahan James B. Rothman Susan K. Van Dyck Red and Black Society Associate Melinda Gill Rutherford Loyalty Club J. Robert Woods, III Carl G. Dury, II* Judith Gordon Simpson B. Fred Bodie Tower Society Cynthia Vincent Wehling John H. Callow* Jack A. Childers, Jr.* Red and Black Society Member William E. Wehling Leilani Collins Robert P. Doolittle* P. Ross Bandy J. Douglass Williams William H. Dale, Jr. Stephen C. Gregory Emmel B. Golden, Jr. Sandra Pugh Wright J. Tim Edwards William D. Hollings, Jr. Charles W. Kinslow, III* Martha Kate Frick Charles F. Jones Patricia Ann Lane Donor Kenneth H. Graeber James B. Mills H. Neil Arnold, Jr. Linda Elizabeth Henson Derrick Robert Livingston Moore Cloister Society Terry L. Bitner Jacquelyn Ann Holden J. Thomas Morgan Kathy King Cressey Robert L. Bowman Nicholas H. House, III Susan McNeely Nicholas H. Grady Marlow, III Florence Wolf Calaway Beth Marr Lee Charles E. Niesen, II Thad S. Rodda, Jr. Paul W. Cooper Stephen M. Mallett J. Frederick O’Bryant Searcy Lawler Cunningham N. Randall Mullins Hannah Simmons Pickworth Tower Society Lynda Gayle Teague Deacon Carolyn Wagner Neiman R. Ryder Tipton, III Karen Shaw Burch George B. Elder Susan Kay Ogden Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II William O. Ellis Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe* Loyalty Club Priscilla Lientz Horne Martha Bettis Gee William R. Patterson Marcia Swett Baker William E. Jefferson, III Stephen A. Glassell Michael D. Patton* Leigh N. Brasington Catherine Orr Luccock John W. Gorski Linda Sue Pilcher John J. Carter, Jr. Marianne Curtis Mussett Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon Rosemary Wood Potter Peter F. Casparian Susan Hilley Niesen L. Gale Isom, Jr. Nancy Meadows Raymond Margaret Barton Chancey A. Warner Phelps, Jr. Andrew L. Kelley Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt Stephen B. Crump* Gloria Brown Melton Gary K. Scheidt Meri Rappaport Cunningham* Loyalty Club James C. Murphy Maryet Swire Senterfi t Carol Anne DeForest Alice Cartwright Allen Carol Caldwell Newman C. W. Stacks Charles M. Durham Denise Henderson Bollheimer Robert P. Orr Cynthia Gladney Steele C. Bradford Green Rebecca Howington Curtis Margaret Boothe Paydar Sue Ellen Pharis Watson* Gordon S. Greeson, Jr. Nancy Chadick Dale Paul William Peck, Jr. Steven C. Whited Robin Wellford Greeson W. Glenn Davis W. L. Pendergrass, III R. Susan Wood Stephen D. Hammond Sandra Cook Durham H. Davis Powell, Jr. E. Bobby Kleier, Jr. Ellen Moorhead Fennell R. Rascoe Rhea Donor Lucy Cuningham Lee Leslie Wineland Goss Kenneth L. Stanley Junius D. Allen W. David Lloyd Paulette Grayson Hammond Thomas P. Teasley Ann Elizabeth Barber Richard W. McLean Ellinor Goldman Howard* Dale N. Underwood Andrew E. Gaston Alice Cockroft Oates Cheryl Williford Kahn Steven R. Walker Hardy S. Green, Jr. Melinda Smith Raley Hershel S. Lipow Linda Emigh Warren David D. Massey J. Michael Ripski Karin Nelson McAnlis Marcus E. Wertz, III Wallace H. Mayton, III John H. Rone Glenn A. Sowell David E. Wheat Richard G. Perez William M. Short Joanne Glover Sowell Peggy Fritsch Woolley Suzanne Chadwick Rowntree Jerome T. Stauffer Claude Wilson-Stayton John A. Zachry Patricia Simpson Terry Kittie Johnson Stauffer Shirley McClanahan Zachry Judith Jackson Thompson Jack R. Stevens Donor Joyce McConnell Underwood Bettie Michele Sumara Kathryn Campany Assaf Class of 1970 H. George Wood, Jr. Minor C. Vernon William W. Dodson R. Cecil Dorman Diehl Society Patron Class of 1971 Donor Susan Lee Eschenbrenner Richard H. Eckels James D. Anderson Mark E. French Diehl Society Patron Catherine Breytspraak Cousins Loyce Jan Graham Red and Black Society Associate Laila Adams Eckels Daisy Lee Craddock Barbara James Jones Jere B. Fones* Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler Carroll Broadus Delaney C. Michael Matheny Martha Irene Pedersen Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler F. Michael DeSalvo Lindsay Abbott Mayton Genyth Smith DeSalvo James R. McCain Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Senior Kathleen Daniel Ellis Martha Wallace Pittenger James W. Thomas, II Harry P. Ogden* Karen Elyda Francis Susan Schaeffer

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Nancy Angelynn Smith Kenneth L. Kahn Dabney Nicholls Haugh Red and Black Society Senior Matthew W. Wood, Jr. Candace Naomi Keirns Donald F. Hill Ralph A. Carl Linda Hall Yoakum Margaret Olsen McCrary Janice Meyers Jones Robert M. O’Dea, Jr. Carol Middleton Messineo* Red and Black Society Member Class of 1973 Philip A. Reemes Stephen A. Sharpe Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie Steven E. Saltwick Vicki Anne Switzer* Robert C. Grenfell Diehl Society Patron Charlaine Harris Schulz Rosamond Goldman Quay Lee Seabrook Duncan Natalie Honan Vernon Loyalty Club Jennifer Worsham Newman Conie Lowry Abernathy Cloister Society Elizabeth Louise Todd Donor Frank B. Arnold Elizabeth Drewry Dorris Anne Sayle Anthony Paula Mary Block-Levor Larry M. Dorris Red and Black Society Partner Martha Kay Hunt Asti Karen Hopper Clark John W. Johnston J. Mark Hollingsworth* Mimi Atkinson Brant S. Copeland William W. Lynds Pamela Pulliam Cleveland Elisabeth Scott Crady Red and Black Society Senior Kathryn Jorgensen Davis James F. Drummond, Jr. Tower Society Erin Stukey Johnson* Margaret Beaty Dollar Claude R. Edwards, Jr. Linda Hoekenga Barar Vivian Dellinger McWilliams Kenneth W. Ellison J. Michael Epps Hardy D. Butler Carolyn Hart Haller Theodora Sizoo Graves Frank N. Cole Red and Black Society Associate Richard I. Hillard James B. Grenfell William C. Duckworth, III Carla Jane Cox Janet Carr James James R. Hight, Jr. Annie Mae Godfrey Margaret Lawson Headrick John Hobson Keesee Melba Bridgewater Homra Christopher C. Heard S. Russell Headrick Suzanne Snyder Kroll Lillian Lyle Israel Teresa Adamo Morris Scott P. Howard Marlene Hauser Levine William L. Marcy, Jr. Samuel H. Scandlyn Christopher D. Lyons R. Bryant McCrary Red and Black Society Member James R. Miller Frances Rice O’Dea Loyalty Club Gerald A. Koonce Emily Susan Moffatt Karen Lyles Pilkington Robert L. Barrow Lynn Motley Orton Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick Lynn Kay Boatwright Dean’s Society Jerry L. Shenep James C. Sams Andrew C. Branham Marjorie Howe Chenery Dianne Louise Taylor Henry H. Slack Robert W. Cain Judy Brooks Tygard Helen Moss Smith John B. Holtman, II Cloister Society Catherine Laster Wood Linda Joy Smith Neil C. Johnston William H. Brune, III Nancy Nichol Wood Paige Walker Southard Virginia Howze Magliolo Robert C. Hermann Margaret Wilson-Stayton Samuel M. Marks, III William K. Sample Class of 1974 Merry Noel Miller One Anonymous Donor Donor Norman M. Nicolson Diehl Society Sustainer Dianne Housley Ashcroft Jeffrey B. Olson Tower Society John C. Sites Stephen C. Berger Susan Webb Ries Rebecca Pixler Boone Catherine Hoin Call W. Russell Ries George Coble Caperton Diehl Society Patron Louise Pryor Campbell Douglas K. Southard Betty Cole Cook James A. O’Donnell Donna Ann Chu Robert Mitchell White, Jr. Linda Kuilema Croom Edward O. Uthman Thomas D. Cornell Sherri Hurdle Wright Cherry Varee Falls Mark L. Crawford Gloria Jo Haley Red and Black Society Senior Edward C. Davis Donor Robert M. Haugh J. Charles Taylor* Catherine Canon Dixon Alice Hyatt Alexander Sue Anne Jenkerson Jere D. Hammond Vincent C. Astor D. Neil Magruder, Jr. Red and Black Society Associate John H. Kier, III Jean Mac Locke Ball Eric T. Myers John T. Cotham, Jr. Leicester L. Landon, II William H. Beardall, Jr. Anna Marie Hill Schumacher Mary Beth Overton Cotham David A. Less Catherine Dailey Berger David B. Travis Mary Lampton Puckett Michael Peri Ann Terrell Byrne Scott M. Wilds M. Rex Rankin, III Katherine Kittrell Pettifer Ingrid Ortiz Chilton F. Clark Williams, Jr. Linda Raffel Qualia Mary Beck Clerget Red and Black Society Member Holly Byer Renfrew Jeanne Wynn Cook Loyalty Club Larry Rice Jane Zollinger Sabbatini Ruth Millman Cope Cheryl Sue Anderson* Dean’s Society Vickie Stacks Shallcross Carroll Frank Fourmy, III Catherine Clements Bailey J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr.* Lawren Groce Thach Stacy Harman Holloway T. Clinton Bailey William B. Ward Alfred Joseph Katool Douglas V. Bibee Cloister Society Arnold L. Weiner Wilma Thaxton Martino Mary Miller Bibee Mary Lynn Wells Bersey Randel Ritter Wilder Newton P. McLean Lawrence M. Brown Mary Jane Ward Brune Linda Lee Wilson John M. McMillin Charles G. Dawkins, Jr. Cynthia Allen Hoffman Anna Ruth Olswanger Marvin L. Eason Patrick L. Matlock* Class of 1975 Kate Aste Pera Janel Worsley Feierabend Kathleen McClain L. Blair Shamel Susan Burnside Fleming Stephanie Ryburn Rodda Diehl Society Benefactor Judith Rich Sliger Alice Gault Gamble Vicki Gilmore Palmer Jan Carruthers Sturdivant W. Henry Gardner, Jr.* Tower Society John M. Wallace, III Victoria Kanawalsky Gore Carolyn Letitia Bigelow Class of 1976 Ann Reed Held Eugenia Bruce Bostock Diehl Society Sustainer John Emmett Held Richard M. Bostock John H. Coats Diehl Society Patron James E. Hooper Sarah Lodge Frulla Thomas M. Flexner

34 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Red and Black Society Associate Mary Ellen Harris W. Chan McCullough, Jr. Martha Ann Norton Carol Ellis Morgan Leslie Doster Jones Mary Mooney Myers James L. Porter D. Benjamin Kabakoff Joseph L. Parrish Michael F. Rafferty Red and Black Society Member William G. Lyle, Jr. Patricia Schenck Robertson John H. Riggin James D. Bonham Laurie Wilkinson Lyons J. Carter Rogers Roger A. Said Stephanie Louise Flaniken Jennifer Smoot Nevels Deborah Eisman Rosenthal Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer Paige Wilson Tench Rebecca Skillern Parker Annette A. Troxell-Collins S. J. Schaeffer, III Philip L. Pindzola James B. Watson Janet Boyd Weidler Cloister Society Stephen H. Williford Bernadette Pian Williams Kathryn Anderson Wismer Patricia Marie Adams William K. Gooch Class of 1977 Donor Donor Jane Wallace Pearson J. Morris Alexander Arthur F. Adams Ann Lowe Schulze Diehl Society Fellow Ernest W. Beasley, III Teresa Watson Carrigan Donald E. Schulze John C. Hugon Diana Stephens Bresinger Charles P. Cobb, Jr. Martha Hortenstine Silver Celeste Jones Bursi Robert C. Cragon Sara Jeanette Sims Diehl Society Sustainer Robert T. Foscue Donna Bell Hulsey Randall R. Rhea James H. Graves Agnes Louise Martin Tower Society Lisa Doster Green Dale Schulze Masters Jerre E. Birdsong Red and Black Society Partner William N. Hulsey, III Peter B. Nichols R. Andrew Bradley Brian F. Sudderth Chris M. Kaman Martha Ann Nixon Robert J. Chugden Joellyn Forrester Sullivan Thomas C. May John B. Root, III Raymond E. Fitzgerald Anne Stein McCanless Anne Herbers Rosen Claire Mathias Gehrki Red and Black Society Senior C. Walter McCanless Gail Robin Skillern Gary P. Gehrki Robert A. Jetmundsen Miriam Terrell McLeod Cynthia McHale Starling Helen Broom Gjerde* Katherine Maddox McElroy Richard E. Nutting Jane Terry Cameron Bryant Icard Nell Sistrunk Schwartz W. Perrin Todd, Jr. W. Ray Inscoe Red and Black Society Associate Philip M. Starling Judson L. Williford Nancy Jordan Keesee Rickman P. Brown Sarah Stamps Swor Ken E. Wilson James Edward Mitchell Michael T. Clary Terinell Beaver Tisdale Joseph S. Woodley Royce F. Morris Katherine Bullard Melhorn Susan Fleming Warner James G. Ramsey F. Mitchener Wilds Class of 1979 Layton Sanders, Jr.* Red and Black Society Member Patricia Michele Flynn Class of 1978 Diehl Society Sustainer Loyalty Club W. Ralph Jones, III J. Douglass Andrews Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron Leonard H. Ballard Marynell Branch George A. Makris, Jr. Red and Black Society Senior Julia Allen Berger Kelley Allinson Murrell David R. McWilliams Carolyn Crenshaw Carl Priscilla Diane Coe Dorothy Hundley Neale* Frances Clevenger Henkel Robert L. Donnell Michael D. Pearigen Red and Black Society Partner Michael C. Henkel Elizabeth Sanders Eckert James R. Vogel* Lynn Reecer Sudderth Michael G. Nolan John C. Edmunds Amelie Christian Weems Carolyn Jaco Epps J. John Weems, Jr. Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Cynthia Hickman Feltus Jerry D. Heston Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn* Deborah Hoy Freiner Tower Society Carol Lee Collins Royer Laura Yeates Fulton Paul J. M. Ainger Red and Black Society Member Robert Mattison Hamilton, Jr. Catherine Holmes Coates Cloister Society Mary Palmer Campbell James C. Hawkins Frank A. Frisch Nancy Menz Farrell Michael A. Edwards David P. Holder Therese Logue Hanna Mark L. Hammond David D. Jervey A. Barry Lichterman Tower Society Gwen Jones Owen Penn Q. Joe Annette Wilkerson Porter Paul D. Jacobson Margaret Bane Schatzman Arthur L. Kellermann Melanie Hart Riley Sarah Bailey Luster Virginia Harrison Martin* William M. Van Cleave, Jr. Charles A. Sloan Dean’s Society Mark A. Moll L. Montgomery Smith* Paul J. Caldwell James R. Newsom, III Loyalty Club Karen Weimer Willis Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie Marian McCain Olson Louise Rutkowski Allen J. William Wright Cloister Society Randall B. Robertson Susan Despot Bittles Joseph R. Badgett Elizabeth Bailey Whitsitt Paul A. Brantley Loyalty Club Arden Davis Barnett H. Allen Whitsitt, III Shiela Bush Brantley Patricia Miller Anderson Laura Canon Ann Fair Burns Katherine Ely Martin Bruce Jim H. Fink Donor Richard G. Burns, Jr. William M. Byrd, Jr.* Karen Deborah Barclay Shari Cruse Carter Charles S. Day Tower Society Elizabeth Nelson Britton Stephen R. Collins David C. Durham Myron J. Cash Mary Ellen Cain Michael P. Coury Kimberly Freeman Durham J. H. Fairbanks, Jr. Oliver P. Cobb, III C. Walter Croom Evalyn Thomas Gander Janet Olsson Jan Colvin Davenport Woods Falls Holton Bruce Guyton Caroline Passerotti Michael B. Dowell Jill Fuzy Helmer Robert Steven Hendley* Frank F. Phillips David M. Dudley Lyn Burdette Johnson Guy K. Hillyer Terrance J. Regan* Robert H. Eklund Janie Ranson Little* Carol Fuqua Koenig Mary Ann Duffey Sherman Thomas C. Gattas Neil Anthony Mara Elizabeth Bridges Kokajko Patrice Peery George Roberta Mattis Mara John K. McPherson

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 35 Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 35 Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Deborah Lynn Corley Janet Woodson Dellinger Sara Witsell Anderson Stephen L. Anderson Pat Samuel Dempsey Elizabeth Larson Eckford Elaine Toulon Carroll Dana Nelson Chamberlain Sydney Richardson DeWitt Harry E. Flowers, II Dena Brooks Davies David R. Dunavant Erroll Eckford, III Sarah Dabney Gillespie E. Reynolds Davies, Jr. Katharine Witherspoon Ericksen Margaret Davis Freeman Dottie Dodson Harness Catherine Caldwell Eagles Greg T. Fitzgerald Rebecca Dance Harris Stephen M. Kidwell Peter W. Flexner Susan Elam Flexner Sally Jones Heinz William L. Pridgen Leslie Ross Higman H. Graves Hearnsberger, III Robert L. Montgomery, Jr. J. Calvin Tarrant Diana Scarbrough Jester* Mary Jennifer Hill Clayton Peeples W. Allen Townsend Barbara Prine Keathley Theodore P. Palles Lee W. McCallum Lela Taylor Scott Donor Donor Cynthia Said Mullady R. Holt Andrews Margaret Penniman Boudreaux Thomas F. Mullady Donor Kathryn Keil Brown Bill Caulkins, IV Sarah Neale Parrish Amy Gillis Bramlett Kathleen Wills Chandler Mary Masters Caywood Margaret Ann Read Barbara Jane David Carol Cole Czeczot G. Boyd Chitwood Lady Ray Romano Betsy Smith Deffl ey Albert L. Earley, III John E. P. Clinton Vicki James Singh Karen Ervin Dooley Carol Chism Flowers Margaret Fain Alice Jackson Smith Nancy Carol Dorman John A. Harwell, Jr. Janet Kaller Geerlings Kelli Walker-Jones Thomas E. Graves Sally Barge Hawley Lesa Carol Halfacre Ward T. Wilson James N. Greek G. Pittman Haymore Laura Huff Hileman K. C. Strickland Hansel Adrianne Alexander Hays David E. LeMaire Donor Robin Teeter Miller Bettye Susan Johnston Donald V. Linke Richard E. Batey Rodney S. Nash Timothy M. Kreider Julia Love McAfee W. Hayes Biggs Heide Schueler Nelson Paul A. Mackin David E. Nelson Michael S. Champlin Kathryn Newton Rowley Sheryl Godi Madden Marcelle Brinkley Nia John H. Chandler, Jr. Robert L. Shankman J. David A. Nicolson Joshua A. Powers Peggy Kirk Courtney Carol Sue Stephens Julia Hicks O’Daly Katherine Naus Powers Rebecca Montgomery Greenhill Randall G. Stoker Robin Victoria Scott Nancy Gable Rolland Patricia Morehead Kilgore Ronald P. Weaver Emily Parke Stevens Paul J. Tracy M. Christian King Gloria C. White Elizabeth Bourne Webb Gregor Turk Anne Douglas McKee Donna Wallace Williford E. Daniel Witherspoon, III J. Peter McLemore Class of 1981 Sarah Jean Windes Taylor C. Phillips Paula Mischke Wood Class of 1983 Helen James Ronderos Diehl Society Fellow Karen Cardin Spivey Arthur W. Rollins Class of 1982 Diehl Society Sustainer Laurie Lynn Tinnell Barry D. Johnson Diehl Society Patron Diehl Society Patron Bruce R. LeForce Gregory A. Peters Diehl Society Patron Class of 1980 M. Gray Stevens John H. Bryan, III Red and Black Society Partner Maura Brady Costello Diehl Society Benefactor Kathy Lynn Hayek* Red and Black Society Associate Deborah Legg Craddock Stephanie Bankston Adams Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Associate Laura Ann Frase Pamela Denise Murray Diehl Society Patron John R. Adams, Jr. Jeffrey E. Hazlewood Pamela Palmer Montesi Red and Black Society Associate William H. Posey, III Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Russell P. Ashford* Steven M. Garrett P. Max Aldrich Karen Marie Gehrs Red and Black Society Senior Joseph J. Nash Christine Ray Eades Lynn Stapleton Koch* Sara Helen Goza David L. Eades James W. Massey Cloister Society Melissa Jordan Redmon* Mary Rebecca Moore Tait Red and Black Society Associate Catherine Howe Hunt Donna Lorraine Barlett Karen Hermele Levy Cloister Society Red and Black Society Member Russell E. Galloway Janet Fountain McRae Melanie Hulsey Craft* G. Mitchell Baldree Patrick O. Proctor Donna Olivia Perdue Dawn Maree Huff Michelle Vick Fulmer Melissa Coleman Savage Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in Red and Black Society Member Tower Society John D. Ward Amy Farley Howe* Michael R. Frick Christina Black Gladney* R. Davis Howe, Jr.* Melanie Mitchum Leader Louise Cheryl Henslee Tower Society Lewis K. Kalmbach Valerie Ann Loebs John W. Reed Margaret Rebecca Barr-Myers Charlotte Patton Parks John W. Tucker David W. Russell Alan E. Curle Paul N. Parks, Jr. Stephanie Hughes Russell* Mary Bryan Fortin Charles W. Parrott Cloister Society Gina Marie Salvati* John A. Jernigan Trish Witherspoon Spore Molly McLemore Rheney Catharine Millar Woods* Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan* Thomas N. Woods* Paul B. Unkauf Tower Society Tower Society Dorothy Sanders Wells Robin Haynie Hanna Anthony L. Brady, Jr. Loyalty Club Elizabeth Pankey-Warren J. Patrick Gladney* Elizabeth Patton Allen* Loyalty Club Katherine Owen Richardson* Elizabeth Smith Russell Bryn Wood Bagwell Sam J. Albritton, III Dixon Presswood Schultz Brian Chandler Thompson James S. Christie, Jr. Andrea Gilliom Anderson Paul Watson

36 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Loyalty Club Mary Lee Bowling Reed C. Matthew Spinolo* Audrey Weston Breay David J. Abbott Richard G. Waggener, Jr. Julia Hamilton Weaver J. Knight Champion, III J. Patrick Beaird, III Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel Richard D. Bird, Jr. Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Joe B. Evans, Jr. Grayson Smith Cannon Karen Joyce Arkin Elizabeth Ann Baxter Donald M. Gronauer Craig S. Davis Lura Leigh Bond Ann Webb Betty Stephanie Fuss Hayes* Edward A. de Villafranca Kimberley Cordell Cherry Carole Choate Blankenship John Y. Koh Edward C. Dellinger Susan Gamble Crowell P. Livingston Brien Denise Joseph Nakos Grace Tarrant Hall Bryan Darr James W. Collins Laurie Laughlin Neale Melissa Barth Ivy Paul L. Decker Shari Morrow Cooper* Joseph Moses Payne, IV T. Alexander Ivy Paul D. Fromberg Sherard C. Edington Richard S. Samuels* Lisa A. Krupicka G. Craig Gilchrist Douglas T. Franklin Kimberly Weeks Smith Robert J. Kwech Mary R. Goodloe Laura Mount Grimes Michael P. Thompson, Jr. Michael E. Matthews Parker Harness Margaret Bryan Hakimian Kelly Summitt Pridgen Catherine Cotham Harris Pamela Schumacher Kelley Donor Paul F. Marsden Margaret Waters Lambert Carol Gilliland Bradford Donor Tina Babock Miles Susan Bahner Lancaster Kevin A. Clippinger Toni Sabella Barnes David R. Neithamer Elizabeth Ann McGee Stephen T. Estock Lynn Johanne Clement Elizabeth Martin Neithamer Charles P. Mooney, IV Nancy Shoaf Graesser Margaret Butler Curtis Kenton B. Rea, Jr. Alice Glenn Quargnenti Katrina Rae Hayes Perry D. Dement Matthew H. Soper* Donna M. Starks Joe M. MacCurdy Elizabeth Warren Edmiston Leslie Price Sweeney Karen Larson Young Rebecca Sweet Rooney Eve Abram Fingerett Sherry Lynn Turner W. Scott Sweetser A. Trice Gibbons, III Donor Deborah Mannina Verlander Larry A. Gray Donor Frank C. Baker, Jr. Cheryl Barton Henry Allen O. Battle, III John A. Barnes Class of 1987 Jeffery A. Jarratt Hope Armstrong Camper Chong-Ket Chuah Laura Meacham Keane Alice Marie Clark Danks Ellen Hopkins Flottman Red and Black Society Senior Julie Delayne Kilpatrick H. Tucker Dewey Marion Herndon Fuqua G. Wright Bates, Jr. Whay Choong Lee Angeline Gardner Claire de Saussure Haynes Wendy Tallent Rotter Rhonda Lee Lindsey Frances Tucker Gilbert D. Bryant Haynes, III Elizabeth Lamb Marshall Carter B. Green Dalton Heggie, II Red and Black Society Associate Fred C. Motz, Jr. John Marshall Hamilton John Marshall Jones Timothy D. Davis Diane Mount Nisbet Lynn Linebaugh Jones Paula Millirons Koelle Harold C. Dufour, Jr. John B. Nisbet, III Emily Wolfe Leigh Blair Gatewood Norman Samantha Briden Duke Gary L. Patterson Janet Comperry McReynolds Thomas C. Ratliff Allyson Hooper Proctor Joe A. Sansone, Jr. Donna Parks Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt Laura Stettbacher Van Ness Christine Earl Patterson Gretchen Gassner Turley Red and Black Society Member Lisa Michelle Yarber-Clouthier Yvette Karyl Sebelist C. Lynn Lawson* Lisa Deering Temoshok Class of 1986 Philip S. McSween Class of 1984 D. Davidson Oxley Class of 1985 Diehl Society Patron Dean’s Society Diehl Society Patron R. Sann Gossum* Susan Adams Proebsting* Laurie Enos Quattlebaum Red and Black Society Senior A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. Red & Black Society Associate Andrew W. Watts* Cloister Society Robert W. Wheeler* Red and Black Society Senior Karen Rebecca Beardslee Red and Black Society Associate Alexander J. McKelway Todd S. Doolin Red and Black Society Member Dane S. Ciolino* Brad Priester* Kathryn Lynne Swanson Michael L. Matthews Sally Ann Holmes Tracy Vezina Patterson Red and Black Society Associate Tower Society Marshall M. Redmon* Red and Black Society Member Margaret Chisholm Massey John D. Bailey Christopher L. Riley Marie Farrar Baldree Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey John R. Shanley, Jr. James B. Golden, III* Red and Black Society Member Patricia Lynn Decker Richard R. Spore, III Susan Eades Mackey* Donald Duggan Robert R. Hunter W. Neal McAtee Amy Hazlewood McAtee Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn Cloister Society Ruth Green Tutor David A. Lusk* Anne Gaudet Beard Cloister Society Camille Marie Colomb Cloister Society Janee Lambert Bonner Loyalty Club Barbara Hackett Etheridge Hal D. Fogelman* Leslie Nelson Lee Margaret Wood Atwood Richard F. Huddleston* Allison McCarthy Gauthier Susan Paydar Bayat Mokhtari Cinda Crump Hughes Tower Society Steven C. Brammer Miller Bennett Piggott Tower Society Colleen Marie Grady Mark T. Daniel Philip G. Piggott Jean Willard Asinger Stephen E. Singleton* Leslie McCormick Darr Kathryn Woodson Barr Lynda Hamilington Spinolo* Nancy Kay DiPaolo* Tower Society Maria Theresa Bonovich-Marvich* Darby Elsberry Westfall Alice McCarthy Finn John E. Asinger, III Scott Alan Budzien* J. Mark Westfall Gregory A. Hanissian Tripp A. Dargie Barbara Anderson Dentinger Amy Katherine Jarvis Laura Hollandsworth Jernigan Robert R. Lawhon* Loyalty Club Daniel C. Lum Melvin P. Payne, III Rebecca Ruth Rollins Diana Smith Beaird Melissa Trolinger McClure Jimmy K. Petty William Graham Smart, III Mary Frances Groves Branch Carol Pierce Olson

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Susan Hook Patterson Catherine Franklin Denson Ashley Jenkins Collins Tower Society Jackie Thacker Prester David L. Denson P. Eric Henager Amy S. Bielicke Robert E. Staley Peter G. Emanuel Jennifer Busbee Hunt Robert C. Cain Alfred P. Taylor Bryan W. Ford Amy Davis Klimek David E. Connor Margaret Beeson Wallace Louise Lyell Lampton Gina C. Latendresse J. Todd Emily* Katherine Bres Ware Lucius M. Lampton Valery Messer McMann Clinton L. Kelly Mary Bordelon Lindner James M. Patterson, Jr. G. Douglas Kilday Donor Mary Jane Park Magruder Elizabeth Randolph Pickell Diana M. Law Katherine Riley Bacon Jennifer James Selby Ann Dixon Pyle Carolyn Tatum Ray Frank Calhoun Bailey Glenn W. Tillery Robin B. Reed Lauren Wellford Deming Elizabeth Hamilton Verner Andrew C. Robinson Loyalty Club Melinda Swords Fondren Leanna Hunt Wright J. Chadwick Schultz Alice Louise Anthony Patricia Sisk Harrington Sharon DeVall Skinner Patricia L. Browning Cynthia Lyda Haskin Donor Melissa Eubanks Staley Maria Lynne Carl Melinda Gard Henson Steven L. Adams W. Kirk Stone Melissa Coggins Carter Mark E. Kazemba Eric A. Aft Anna-Catherine Wylie Super* Jennifer Gray Chickering Charles N. Landreth, Jr. Walter H. Anderson Timothy P. Taylor Shellie Ruoff Creson Lisa Lichterman Leach Allan M. Bacon Eileen Ruffi n Wood LaDonna Smith Driver Laura Jane Miller Tena Bizzell Bailey William T. Edwards Harriet Smalley Monnig Christopher S. Brown Donor Richard D. Eskildsen Karen Denise Moser Michael G. Bruno Kimberley Blasingame Brantley Kersten Kallenberger Fons* Brian C. Mott Gretchen Helmke Ellis Amy Baldwin Crockett W. Andrew Jackson Roderick A. Payne Stephen B. Humbert Jenifer Suzanne Cushman Timothy W. Kutas Christie Hoffman Ruppel Willie J. Irons, II Edward P. Ellis, Jr. Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc Timothy H. Ruppel Anne Froom Jones Mary Allison Haynie Perry J. LeBlanc, III Mark R. Thomas Richard K. Jones Andrea McMillan Hicks Stephen E. Logan Laura Holman Lonjaret Sara Deirdre Hodges Lisa Lyn Long Class of 1988 Reagan Roper McNeil Catherine Hughes Huffman Diane L. Lum Kevin A. Rasch Joy Banks Larios Daphne Wiggins Martin Diehl Society Patron Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff Robert H. Lillard, Jr. Kristen A. Murray David B. DuBard David F. Waguespack Nolan S. McLean, III C. Edward Sanders, Jr. Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Sarah Virginia Wayland J. Roger McNeil Mary Carnahan Sanders Russell T. Wigginton, Jr.* Andi Elizabeth Williams Julianne Scobey Parks Paula Claverie Sappington Jenna Adams Pirani Kirsten Williams Schwehm Red and Black Society Senior Class of 1989 Leslie Rea Quirion Gabriel G. Shirley* Kimberly Collins Bates Jon A. Reesman Robert L. Swords, Jr. Joanna Smith Priester* Diehl Society Sustainer Kimberly McCall Ross Katherine Sprague Taylor James N. Augustine, Jr. Gregory K. Smithers James L. Webster, III* Red and Black Society Associate Rosa Lee Wang Margaret Sutherland Wellborn W. Allen Wesche Red and Black Society Associate Karin Fielder Weaver Walter E. Wellborn Laura Keever Brimberry Elizabeth Havercamp Willingham Jill Parker Wells* Red and Black Society Member Angela M. Zakrzewski* Carolyn Gardner Duggan Red and Black Society Member Class of 1990 Keith E. Kelly Douglas F. Halijan Donor Matthew H. Lembke Robin Meredith Kelly Diehl Society Patron Alice Hendricks Arwood Ahad Mahootchi Julianne Johnson Paunescu* Anita Ann Davis* William A. Barksdale, Jr. Leighton A. Shantz Rebecca Todd Peters* Margaret Chandler Berardelli Donna Mannina Young Kevin H. Williams Red and Black Society Senior Margaret Epes Brenner C. Kevin Garland Michael H. Brown Cloister Society Cloister Society Sherrill Cameron Garland Graham S. Butler Heather Habicht Grills* J. Robert Coleman Catherine McNickle Chastain-Elliott Amy Markle Doolin Red and Black Society Member J. Christopher Couch Tower Society M. Jerome Franklin Amanda Jones Aghdami Trish Puryear Crist Kathryn Bright Amato Megan Jones* Stephen C. Crockett Anne Kaiser Apple Tower Society William J. Van Cleve Steven Eugene Domon R. Allen Blackwood, Jr. James M. Apple, III Stephen R. Hambuchen Mark D. Edge Ray Brown Cloister Society Debra Keeran Haverstick Brooke Glover Emery Kenneth Michael Cameron Barry J. Billings Jennifer Gaines Kidder Deborah Ann Martin-Herrell Joel P. Cook Deborah Blinn Coleman Conrad P. Lehfeldt Martha Ann McGeachy Catherine Bolger Graham Martha Stracener Dantzic Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt Margaret Ellen McCully Neill* David M. Greeson Todd J. Mullen Kathryn King Lillard Holli Hodnett Payne Cynthia McPheeters Montgomery David W. Perlis James Thompson McDonald, III Christopher C. Ray Salil P. Parikh Suzanne Gonce Perlis Whitney Farmer McDonald Donnie D. Spence* Charlotte McCrary Stacy Christopher L. Sanders Anna Elizabeth Batson Murrey Cary Tynes Wahlheim Gina Mascolo Smith William Stuart Parks Loyalty Club Todd E. Smith Christl L. Peacock Elizabeth Lynn Blake Loyalty Club Carol Ann Hendrix Weidenhoffer Vivian Nichols Reesman David A. Branch R. Brian Balyeat Ann Lesem Zeligson Rosenstein Katherine Gilliland Connell Jody Casella Carla Carr Stec

38 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Richard E. Stec Randal E. Brown, Jr. David A. Kahalley Edley Womack Ortman Clara Melissa Talley Jennifer Bishop Cahall Kristina Ane’ Kloss M. Andrew Pippenger David A. Tomlinson Susan Sineath Calahan John Harry Lange, III Catherine Colquitt Schaffl er Roderick T. White, Jr. Christopher L. Casey S. Stinson Liles Wendy Lawing Trenthem* Phillip T. Zeni, Jr. Kevin John Collier Arden Towson Lindsey Bryan C. Wheatley David Max Cook, II Catherine Cooper Loveman Class of 1991 Alyce Waller Haynes Stacey Starr Pace Donor Kimberly Joanne Medland Scott B. Peatross David Assaf, IV Diehl Society Patron Patsy Phillips Morgan Terron Shoemaker Perk Sydney Thompson Assaf Jason T. Greene William H. Pace Kyle Swift Jonathan J. Bumpas Michelle Long Greene T. Monroe Rayburn, III Kelly Pledger Weeks Charles E. Cardona, II Michael W. Robbins Belinda Woodiel Steven J. Champion Red and Black Society Partner Christi Barr Schaeffer Andrew E. Cowell Elizabeth Roe Pearce Carolyn Waskey Sheldon Class of 1993 Elizabeth Claire Douglas M. Cade Smith Jennilyn Gibson Red and Black Society Senior Judith Glass Sullivan Red and Black Society Senior David Scott Giddings Denise Fontenot Conte* Kristina Marie Thoennes One Anonymous Donor Bethany Chafi n Harden James V. Conte, Jr.* Lauren Anderson Waterton Melissa De Celles Howley Red and Black Society Member Erin Marie Hubbell Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1992 Logan H. Germann Aiveen Killian Kahalley Jonathan P. Smoke Jennifer Harris Johnston* Stephen B. Karnes Kathleen Fleece Smoke Red and Black Society Senior Vickie Hardy Jones Katherine Goodloe Peatross Stephen Christopher Spinks* Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence Chris Fredrick Pollette Christian B. Waddell* Laura Gustafson Porter Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Carlyn Merz Rayburn Leigh Taylor Hughes* Christopher N. Emanuel Dean’s Society Stacy Kay Rector Robert A. James, Jr.* John S. Little* Tammie Jean Ritchey Paul M. Ollinger Red and Black Society Member Nancy Adele Braam Little* John B. Rogers, III Amanda Illges Van Cleve Carl E. Vest* Reid A. Smiley* Gretchen Maurer Smith Elizabeth Hayes Smithers Dean’s Society Dean’s Society Cloister Society Richard Barrett Summers E. Rucker Agee, Jr. Elizabeth Cotham Furman* Jara Hill Ahrabi David R. Trainor Eric M. Teal Cheri Alison Grosvenor Julie Montgomery Wood Cloister Society Tanja Claudine Thompson Tower Society Julie Story Byerley Class of 1994 Deborah Christina Chan Brian M. Curtis Tower Society Courtney Ward Chavez Russell N. Sims Christopher T. Buchanan Diehl Society Patron Gregory Bernard Foster W. Kevin Thompson Joseph W. Castelli Melissa Ann Herbst Veronica Lawson Gunn Susan Long Castelli Katherine Sessoms Jacobi* Tower Society Jennifer Louise DeSouza* Red and Black Society Associate Jennifer Paige Moore Michael R. Couden Susan Warmack Fondren* Brian P. O’Neill Andrew D. Nix J. Patrick Gamble* Debbie Glenn Freeman C. Clark Ogilvie Barbara Hall Miller Voris E. Johnson, Jr.* Red and Black Society Member Pressley Harris Peters Katherine Celene Ray Laura Jones Kent Chip Brian* Heather Oulton Rousseau Stephen A. Staid T. Shea Kent Christopher W. Cardwell Loyd T. Sullivan Elizabeth Hickman Sullivan Thais Davenport Kilday Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.* J. Kyle Webb Thomas M. Lowry, IV Charles S. Mitchell, V Loyalty Club Richard Miller, Jr. Loyalty Club MeChe Cochran Austin Ryan D. Mire Cloister Society Christina Holyfi eld Crater Barton T. Crawford* Donald L. Price Douglas J. Cornille Allison Buell Douglas James Morgan Day, III Andrew Shipman Ellen Baker Jurewicz Michael S. Drash Kelly A. Garrett Melinda Ellen Simon Saffa Koja* Philip Christian Fons* Amanda Murray Hofstetter* Stephanie Walker Sockrider* Edward Francis Hettinger George B. Hofstetter* Nichole Elizabeth Soule’ Tower Society Heather Lindsey Hettinger R. McPhail Hunt, III Jennafer Jane Stahl Nancy Cotham Black Carol Marie Hughes Kendel Bailey Martin W. Carter Bryars, III Jennifer Wachtel Kates Christopher E. Moore Loyalty Club Anne Maria Falgoust Tracy Ballard Lindow Jennifer Hamlett Moore Douglas B. Bacon* Matthew C. Hardin* JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen O.E. Schow, IV Danielle Boyce Batten Tonya Vaughn Pickron Cristofer G. McMann John H. Swift Paula Porter Beeler Holly Hall Price Darby Jane Moore-Doyle Richard T. Trenthem, Jr.* Harkness Harris Brown* Kristin Lavender Price Helen Glover Moses Anna Bentley Williams Lynn Elizabeth Crabb Jennifer Sledge Mowrey Benjamin Z. Woodworth Ann Carter Murray Dawson Loyalty Club Clayton F. Spencer Teresa Jones Ernest Michael Jason Augspurger Rebecca Allyn Spencer Donor Kelley Slagle Funk Anna Johnson Averitt Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld Elizabeth Van Court Awsumb Jason K. Hamilton Megan Dykstra Bangert* Emily Newsom Cook Drew M. Henry Angi Elsea Bourgeois* Donor Laura Landers Duke Robert W. Jarrett, Jr.* Jeffrey L. Carlton Monica Lynn Allie W. Donald Duke, Jr. Jacqueline Hamra Mesa Merryl Taylor Cooper Laura Kristen Pryor Brown Coleman Barton Johnson Gwendolyn Young Mullins J. Scott Covode

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Christopher C. Dawson Loyalty Club Class of 1996 Class of 1997 Shannon Carter Divine Carlton J. Austin G. Michael Gonda Tara Evans Beck* Diehl Society Patron Red and Black Society Associate Elizabeth Creighton Rather Stephanie Lee Chockley* David Overend Alper M. Cetingok Bophany LiLia Huot Gregory L. Davis Laura McRae O’Neill Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi J. Mason Denton, III Red and Black Society Senior Brian Alexander Konradi Eduardo E. Dieppa, III* Douglas Brian Duncan Red and Black Society Member Karla Washburn Kramer Elizabeth Knight Doolittle* Kristen Taylor Duncan Chris Nunn W. Bibb Lamar, III Robert L. Echols, Jr. Anne Murrell Locke* Tiffany M. Ford Red and Black Society Member Dean’s Society Mark K. Manno Thomas V. Gieselmann Catherine Susanna Cuellar Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson Susan N. Masson Melissa Martin Gonda Ginny Rae Neal* James P. McDaniel Laurin B. Howell Cloister Society Cloister Society Susan Baird Motschiedler Julia Keltner Hughes Scott S. Brown Atoya Hurd Blacknall Stacy S. Pennington Jennifer K. Jenkins Elise Ruddick Cornille Sarah Nell Bolton Lelia Hood Savory Charles A. Kohn, II* Loretta Elmere Lambert* Leah Bryant Jordan* Stefanie Leanne Taylor* J. Adin Lara Kendall Williams Meeks Cami Buffi ngton Townsend Kristin Schofi eld Lara Tower Society Newton Jasper Wardlaw, IV Gretchen Wright LaSalle Marcie Allen Tower Society Margaret Rue Massie Natalie Dell Bailey Bryant E. Benson* Donor R. Vaughan Massie David Basil Eubanks Lee C. Donald Pace Harrison Bowers Joshua F. Morris Michael W. Hayes Elizabeth Crouch Fitts Amanda Coe Burton Buvana Rajanna Reddy Jon Michael Morgan Mimi Nipper Gavigan V. A lan Burton Caroline Cater Reynolds Sarah Frinks Morgan John W. Schafer Erika Ragan Cobb Rebecca T. Robertson Tiffany LeAnn Tucker Kendall Stewart S. Crais Angela Kreuter Rogers Loyalty Club Hallie Lanier White Nell Paxton Cyr Stephanie Jean Rogers Brad A. Deykin Brandy Rogers DeWeese Sarah Naomi Sears Megan Crowell Ford Loyalty Club Ruthie Stephenson Emrick Sarah Hall Stump S. Steele Ford, Jr. Rodney J. Abele, III Michael G. Fulton Charlotte E. Viener Angela Rene Fox Tara D. Atwood Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton Lisa Tomlinson Wardlaw Susan Mathis Gaither Kelly Owens Berg Angela Pippin Giddings Christopher T. Godwin Alyssa Camille Browning Stacey Meredith Greenberg Donor Charles H. Hooker, III Enrique K. Espinosa Gretchen King Hall Scotland C. Allen Rebecca Patterson Luter Leah Coker Huffman Timothy S. Hamilton Amy Gibson Baldwin Caldwell K. Meeks Michael C. Hughes Andrew D. Jeter Christina Michelle Belden Daniel C. Millner Alexa Suzanne Hulsey Laura Locke Kandilakis Bryan F. Coker Melanie Smith Norcross Andrew C. Kennedy Alli Lambert Sara Barnette Coker Richard J. Reynolds, IV Mathew T. Kraus* David R. Mann Stephanie Schulz Cross John D. Rodriguez Neal Lakdawala C. Sean McCrary Laura Lindley Doerfl er Heather Plumb Rose Christopher M. Luter Stephen A. Montgomery Mary Margaret Doyle John S. Rose Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino Andrea Lynn Moseley Jennifer Lenora Erkulwater Michael J. Rosolino Charlotte Turnipseed Russ Alison McVoy Paul Dipak Ghosh Danita Ronique Weary Melissa Anderson Sweazy Elizabeth Ann Rhoades Julie Walker Grigsby Jason W. Turns Christina D. Ross Nina Kokotas Hahn Donor Elizabeth Grey Wells H. Benjamin Scott, Jr. Robyn Elise Harbin Mary Helen Russell Butler Wendy Foster Talbot Katherine Ruth Hiestand Stephen M. Deusner Donor Valerie Michelle Webb Elizabeth Rodgers Mann Daniel J. Ellinger Justin L. Ankerman Elizabeth Abbott McCrary Elizabeth Moore Evans Susan Elizabeth Ashe Class of 1995 James A. Minter, IV Mary Beth Farr Jennifer Dove Bartlett-Prescott Sarah McVoy Moye Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb Erik B. Berry Red and Black Society Associate Robyn Williamson Pollette Kristy Leann Gunn Joanna Gabriel Blankner Brian S. McGeorge* Julie Wilkins Price Gerald J. Harrington Katherine McQuiston Bush Jason D. Rauls John L. Havercamp Catherine Susanne Carter Red and Black Society Member Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti Amber Isom-Thompson Mark R. Cheney Sonya N. Jones* Ashley Hamilton Rougeou John D. Langdon Rebecca Brown Crawford G. Stiles Rougeou David S. Luchin Velitchka Filipova Ellinger Tower Society Riddell Walcott Scott Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. Tracy Leigh Adkisson John H. Slater Patrick W. McCarroll Jennifer Suzanne Hall Timothy C. Ballard* Katherine McNab Slater Edward Martin Parker Erin Potter Kaye Mary Amanda Ellison Buchanan William D. Slaton Emoke Katalin Pulay Jeff Lekarczyk Brian M. Coldren Amy Michelle Taylor Virginia Maxwell Rauls Elizabeth Johnston Lessner Jorge E. de Castro R. Trent Taylor Robert R. Record Robert P. Marus Sara Barnhart Eichmann Lori Bond Weathers M. Shay Sabom Robin Tansill Hille Michaels Mary Ellen Hamel* Christopher James Williams Rebecca Sanchez Elizabeth Bernard Mills Christina Marie Huntington* Rachel O. Wortham Jenny Phillips Schroeder Joseph P. Montminy Leann Eggers Linam Christy Michelle Skelton Gillham Laura Elizabeth Mutter Melinda Jane Pomeroy-Black Sarah Jean Wolford Stavely Christopher A. Palazzolo Bradley N. Terhune Felix Vazquez-Chona Don B. Purvis, Jr.

40 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Amy Hobby Rickard Benjamin W. Thompson Scott Montgomery Haven Wayne J. McCants, Jr. Carrie Archie Russell David M. Wells Henry Picton Hilliard* Fiona Catherine McCaul Terry J. Ursin, Jr. Emily Dodson Jarrett* Emily Nell Monroe* Katherine Kay White Donor Marissa Murphy Loper Matthias B. Murfree, IV Amy Herrin Wilhite Christina O’Relley Barnes Stephen M. Meyer Joseph B. Peeples* Katherine Brooke Wooten Christine Annette Bertz Olivia Halle Mitchell Walker Richard Curtis Pillsbury, Jr. Robert J. Wright Melissa McCracken Center Robert Mark Thomas Walker Elizabeth Smith Ritter Nao Kinoshita Wylie Amanda Pecko Cross Kevin James Wendell Sarah Clarke Squire Juhee Kapil Desai Amelia Killebrew Steindorff Class of 1998 Kimberly Pillsbury Eller Donor Brenna Fae Strickland Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman Frances Nicole Albers Linda Christina Wendell Diehl Society Patron Elizabeth Kathryn Hays Mary Ann Whitmire Bader Michelle B. Babcock* Nadia Blakemore Hensley Maria Elisabeth Balasis Donor Ailsa Heard Hurley Brandon Thomas Barr Bryce W. Ashby Red and Black Society Associate Courtney Elliott Itson Daniel C. Brown, Jr. Gertrude Loper Barr Elizabeth Myers Haag* Carey Leigh Kelley Jill Baldwin Brown Nicki North Baxley Eric K. Lindh Ashley Anne Browning Sarah Stephens Bettinger Red and Black Society Member Waverly Anne Maples Melody Barnett Deusner Brian D. Boone Howard M. Schramm, III Susan Meredith Meyers Brent Alan Houston Tarah Penny Buckner Erin Davis Shedd Shelley Nicole Miller Piers Alexis Hurley Tyler W. Buckner Amanda Grebe Tamburrino* Mary Sharry Molina Kelly Gill Laudon Emily Slagle Dieringer One Anonymous Donor Leland Caley Record John Robert Markel, Jr. Christine Frances Fall Jordan D. Schniper Laura Odom Matthews Witney Elliott Fisher Cloister Society Melissa Jean Hasslen Selim Eric V. McIntyre Jeffrey Peden Harris, Jr. Katie Tart Kibler Elizabeth Epley Sheets Elizabeth Miller McLean Charles B. Hathcock W. Scott Kibler Christopher M. Sippel Leigh Anne Powell Clare Carmi Hodge, III David O. Mankin Nelson A. Steele Clifford B. Priddy Scott Dowling Hopkins Angie Gill Wellford* Rachel Morris Rosson Stacy Weber Houston Class of 1999 Lisa Roy Vox Emily Parkinson Hughes Tower Society Bradley T. Sanderson Kristin Leah Kleber Emily Katherine Bacque Diehl Society Patron Jaclyn Ross Shepard Daniel M. London Allison Griffi n Bittel Charles Maurice Agee, III* Gregory A. Sims Peter W. Matthews Philip R. Bittel Madison Moore Agee* Elizabeth Hale Spitzer Emily Joanna Nelson William C. Buchheit, Jr. Lee H. Spitzer Matthew J. Nelson Andrew K. Gibbs Red and Black Society Senior Mary Reid Colter Tevis Jill Marie Peterfeso Elizabeth Brooks Hood Matthew D. Marcotte Erin Post Townley Leah Mercer Purvis Samuel P. Jordan, III Shaun Davis Townley Annica I. E. Schael Margaret Ann McDonald Red and Black Society Associate Patricia Rouse Vargos Gregory S. Scheuchenzuber Etelka Lanza Murphy Erin Patricia Riches Ford Baxter Vox Matthew A. Shipe Jenny Clayton Schafer Karen Hines Daniel Wilmoth Shelby Reed Thompson Red and Black Society Member M. Andrew Wylie Jennifer Cramm Verde Loyalty Club Dudley Baker, Jr.* Anne Bragg Warren Diana Kate Blythe Carolyn Alison Barnwell Class of 2000 Jennifer Merkel Webb David B. Carr Katharine Farmer Breaux Justin Matthew Webb Andrew Paul Cates Matthew H. Breaux Red and Black Society Associate Ellen Elizabeth Weirich Barton A. Dassinger* Wesley N. Meador Stephanie Nicole White Michelle Gessler Dassinger* Cloister Society Brian A. Willis Sarah Petke Gall J. Kelly Ensor, III* Cloister Society Bryn Elizabeth Wilson James Creswell Gardner, III Jason Stuart House* David J. Morgan Marcia Planchon Gardner Still Hunter, III Class of 2001 Marissa Brewer Henley* Sarah Marshall Morgan Tower Society Kristen Rauschkolb Herde Julie Atkinson Smith Cullen R. Evans Red and Black Society Associate Abigail West Jumper John D. Marshall Bryan T. Baker Daniel H. Kahalley Tower Society John Charles Sites Fred Moody Blackmon, Jr.* Cullen Nelson Kent Nancy Beresford Brown Christian J. Wold* Charles W. Sheehan Amanda Bethell Lawrence* Virginia Laney Clopper Hallie Nolen Wold* Frank B. Thacher, III Joshua D. Lawrence* Joyce Ann Parker Fegette Brook Wilson Loper Tillman J. Finley Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Brian Patrick McGuinness Richard Trieu Pham Jessica Lynn Anschutz* Brian M. Clary* Kate Maffei McGuinness Lindy Denise Brown Jeffrey L. Crader Katrina Schott McLin* Loyalty Club Jay Eckles* David B. Weatherman Scarlett Caldwell Miles Adam J. Beck* Susan Brombacher Fallen Robert James Milnor Holly Frederick Beck* John N. Ferguson Tower Society Jonathan D. Nolen Mary Allison Beasley Cates Thomas B. Fullerton, Jr. Michael Vincent Cunningham Smith Damon A. Norcross Florence Stumb Chassaignac Timothy S. Hayes Lorien Young Sites Amy Berlin Opsal Morgan Bomar Eckles* Jason Alan Javarone Jeremy C. Smith* Viraj K. Parikh Adrienne Ballew Elder Jason C. Jowers Carl J. Wack, IV Christopher D. Steiner David Allen Elder Zachary Jumper Sara Miles Wilson Lamar Stone, IV Diane Elizabeth Faires* Lisa Schum Kahalley Heather Caldwell Stricklin S. Stuart Fallen Robert T. Klingbeil, Jr. Loyalty Club Victor J. Suane, Jr.* Richard Grant Gandy Ebony Monika McCain DeAnna Smith Adams

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Emily Diane Blaschke Elizabeth Serex Evans Scott B. Holmes* Loyalty Club Westley Scott Brooks Suzy Elizabeth Fournier* Jessica Lynn Huber* Margaret Chambers Campbell Lauren Kathleen Davis* Katherine Leigh Franklin* Carrie Eaker Kerley Lindsay Margaret Chapman* Erin Massey Everitt Julia Margaret Gehrki Tara Mina Kim Catherine Curtis Eckley* Barrett L. Haga Suzanne Elizabeth Glover Megan Barrett McComas* Travis H. Eckley* Claire Chambers Hegarty* Douglas J. Lemme Marjorie Hall Molloy Whitney Anne Garman Julia Anne Auwarter Javarone Katherine McCoy Llewellyn Sarah Donley Pillsbury Casey Jo Hail Kevin Zachary Kinlaw Lewis W. Lyons* Jessica Jordan Steward William E. Higginbothom, III William M. Mann, Jr. Nathan R. Mitchell Jane Harding Wells Marc A. Lissauer Shelley Short Matthews Timothy Daniel Stakem Sarah May Wilmsmeyer Michael J. Lyerly Emily Thomason Milsaps Justin T. Starling Ellen Sue Woodbridge Sarah Hall Mitchell Emily Elizabeth Nayar Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer Jon A. Zarandona Elizabeth Cooley Nelson* Catherine Crenshaw Neelly Caroline Barefi eld Wright Lauren Glas Zarandona Stacy Marie Sidle Leanne Marie Paris-Wade Thomas D. Rivers Donor Donor Donor Heidi Rine Royal James P. Balfour Patrick Walsh Browne, III Daniel D. Anglin Kathryn Archibald Stakem Taylor C. Berger Natalie Pennington Castellanos John L. Baber, IV Christina McKenzie Willenbrock* Meghan Carney Bromert Benjamin D. Chastain Aditya Bagrodia Meredith Ann Cain Andrew J. Daly Joanie McEnery Browne Donor Katherine Leigh Castille Lauren Elizabeth Deen David R. Burke Jeremy S. Boyd Shannon Leigh Cian Miriam Evers Dillard Sarah Kathlene Caldwell Christie Lea Brewer Boyd Catherine Elizabeth Skvarla Cutshall Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe Julie Allison Clary Wesley Moore Briscione Lauren Elizabeth Dellinger Betsy Anna Bogler Efi rd Sheriesse Elizabeth Anne Cox Andrea Hutchinson Champion Elizabeth Carolyn Elliott Madeline Anne Barrow John J. Decker Kathryn Stone Comerford Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher Whitney Bryant Engstrom Sarah Margaret Bridwell Decker Joseph M. Garibaldi, Jr. Natalie Tiner Goldsby Mark A. Erskine Jennifer Nora Dill Taylor Fox Grether John W. Goss D.Talmadge Goldsby Robert E. Edgecombe, III Erik Norman Hill Allana Christine Helland Anna Seal Guidry Lauren Lincks Ferrera Amber Johnson Matthew Carl Helland Charles E. Harper Kyle J. Gehres Keith E. Knop Allyson Johnson Hodge Natalie Lauren Harris Maggie Ellen Goodman Karen Sue Kopitsky Chad P. Mason Jennifer Marie Hoffman Duncan T. Hamilton Sarah Jean Lanneau Heath A. Maxwell Timothy A. Hoggard Alexis Rae Harris Erin Mann Markel Jessica Sheets Maxwell Lydia Murray Holland Catherine Michelle Harris Hannah Smith Mason Jennifer Morris McPheeters Jessica Louise Hubbs Leland Dabney Haugh Amy Dundas Matheson Julie Anne Mediamolle Scott R. Hughes Daniel L. Head David W. Neblett Tiffany Faith Merritt Jonathan D. Hulgan Rebecca Karem Hughes Susan Hodges Powell Jill Doshier Meyer Amanda Abrams Johnson Megan Pollock Hulgan Andy A. Sweeney Timothy Iaggi Moreland Katie Lane Cox Johnson Etasam A. Khan Anna Bryden Teekell Hays Linda E. Nelson Matthew Ryan Keogh Ashley Anne Kutz Kelley Anne Thompson Ryan A. Parry Tyler Henley Lamb Jennifer Sydney Labrecque Amy Marie Tidwell Phillip Carl Ragain Jonathan Maynard Large K. Michael Lamb Mridula Bagrodia Watt Andrew Battle Sanders Nicole Marguerite Lindner John C. Leslie Meredith Anne Davis West Margaret Elizabeth Simmons Margaret Grace Love Brooke Raushel Levy Jennifer Lee Wiedower Erinn Marie Staley Brigitte Miriam Messenger William Taylor Levy Rebecca Emily Wolf Henry Adam Underwood Kelley Savage Morel Shaunna A. Mason Mason J. Wann Scott G. Puttick Katie Elizabeth Maxwell Class of 2002 Rachel Proby Wright Brett R. Ramsey Samuel Patrick New James B. Roach Sezen Zeynep Oygar Diehl Society Patron Class of 2003 Samantha Jo Scott Anthony R. Pampel Christopher Elliott Higgins Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI Jennifer Sirmon Peters Red and Black Society Partner Katherine Norman Sherrard Kathryn Renee Pigg Red and Black Society Associate Grace Gabriel Williams* Elizabeth Parish Smith Claire Dowler Rouse Ellen Barton Blackmon* Alice McCracken Stoner Jessica Kathryn Ezell Sheets Matthew M. Rigdon Red and Black Society Associate Bradley S. Stoner Jonathan P. Spilman Allison Forsyth Prickett Kathryn Marie Strother Shelley Webster Spring Red and Black Society Member Samuel P. Thompson Chelsea Amanda Stevens Lauren Beth Gunn Red and Black Society Member James M. Whalen Tonya Renee Thurber Jonathan M. Russom Stephanie Elizabeth Cox Anne Elizabeth Hughes White Richard B. Waddell Eric T. Sefton Stuart T. Johnston John R. Zeanah Catherine Carter Walsh Christopher W. VanDervort Melinda Carol Phillips* Krysten Ivy Wendell Lauren Blalock Sefton Class of 2004 Maude Margaret Westerman Pampel Tower Society Simone Harvey Yoder Jamie Hulett Zuccaro Katherine Comfort Koehler Diehl Society Patron Andrew G. Miller Tower Society Marcus P. Cox* Class of 2005 Kimberly Gail Kirkpatrick Loyalty Club Samuel Parkerson McEnery Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Associate Megan Elna-Lyn Andrews John Anders Reynolds* Cynthia Mathis Pfohl Brian M. Barbeito Loyalty Club Jon David Willingham Robert N. Campbell Susan Abernathy Bomar One Anonymous Donor Benjamin A. Evans

42 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Red and Black Society Member Class of 2006 Red and Black Society Member Elizabeth Babcock Campbell Charles L. Wheeler* Kenneth Adam Bohnert* Megan Adele Cian Molly Chapman Wheeler* Red and Black Society Member Daniel S. Case* Mia Gwynn Colson Jacob T. Cremer* Anne Marie Crifasi* Alexander G. Conaway, Jr. Tower Society Sarah Lindsey Fairchild* Hilary Lavonne Mast Ryan K. Dagen Meredith Willett Jones* Jonathon T. Gamble Lauren Elizabeth Dagley Sarah Elizabeth Stevens Carrie Osborne Johnston Loyalty Club Francesca Marites Davis William C. Tyler, Jr. Emily Davis Olson Allison Elizabeth Brown Lauren Alyssa Dill Evan L. Weinberger* Philip J. Ruppel Emily Marie Dafferner Hannah Joseeger English Elizabeth Taylor Duckett* Victor J. Evans Loyalty Club Loyalty Club John L. Gehrig Meaghan Elizabeth Farno Lauren Bell Beecher Georgia Katherine Bonds Andrew T. Greer Gregory P. Guillot Samuel Brandon Couillard Patrick W. Crouch Marci A. Hendrix Carson Marie Irwin Katharine Heise Etchen Holly Leigh-Ann Heath Ross W. Hilliard Kelsey Patrice Knipshild Katherine Carter Files Erin Campbell Langston Amy DeBusk Moore* Alexander K. Mahoney Lauren Fay Holmes* Johanna Alicia Ogden Kristine Kain Schwetye* Madoline Marie Markham John E. Hullender, III Brian W. Steinert Ashton Gorham Potter* Stuart A. Martin Elizabeth Lea Maxey Sunya M. Sweeney* Jonathan A. Wright* William N. Maxwell Maureen Elise Miller* Andrew J. Willey Jake P. McCart Jacob R. Nemer Donor Emma Caryn O’Hagan William F. Rives* Donor Alexandra Merlyn Boyd Christopher M. Pope, Jr. Rebecca Claire Tyler* Leslie Paige Austin Taylor C. Brown Robert E. Porter, III Kelley Danice Babcock Matthew D. Cain Hallie Martin Rawls Donor Robert G. Baty Chelsea Lyn Castiglioni Sherry Ann Sasson Julie Elaine Bishop Catherine Ruth Birdwell Courtney Jane Cockerell Laura Marie Sellers Laura Katherine Blanton Jacquelyn Neal Blankinship Caroline Nichols Cole Katherine Marie Slimp Margaret Marian Brodman Catherine Elizabeth Bloom Leonard Curry Donna Lynn Smith Garnet J. Caldwell Katherine Callaway Brooks Eugenia Phyllis Dolson Liam N. Smith Kevin J. Campion Desmond L. Campbell Peter J. Hart Jennifer Watson Stanley Katherine Elizabeth Cian Mary Ashley Carver Randi Lee Johnson Michael W. Towle Patricia Carter Clayton Erin Pauline Tasman Conner Mary Milton Kelly Margaret Pons Tufton Krista Leigh DeWitt Kasey Ann Brooks Culbreath John S. Lesikar Michael J. Turco Sarah Kristine Hildenbrand Esberger Bethany Joy Drehman Sarah Casey Lineback J. Dan Wright Molly Houston Fitzpatrick Caroline Milling Fabacher Victoria McLean McCullough Melissa Shea Flinn Caroline Elizabeth Ferrari Lauren Elizabeth Neupert Class of 2009 Paige Colleen Gardner Marie C. Francis Zachary S. Newton Melanie Elyse Hall Haley Fults Cassandra Marie Ortiz Red and Black Society Member Eliza Kirk Hanson Andrew F. Godfrey-Kittle Katherene Nicole Papathopoulos Colin L. Cox Laura Lamon Hilliard Matthew T. Goldsby Joel T. Parsons Joseph A. Crone Boyd C. Hipp, III Anna Alexander Grace Molly Lochridge Powers Kelsey Claire Dean James R. Hopkins Jessica Katherine Graham Mark A. Robinson Christian S. Dewhurst Mary Jaco Hopkins Marni E. Green Cynthia Laine Royer Damon V. Dowd Alison Thayer Hutcheson Robert C. Gunn Douglas Edward Rushton Jacob B. Harvey Adam J. Isom Amy Noelle Haygood Matthew P. Simpson James R. Kingman Jacqueline Renee Jeffrey Christine Elaine Hendrickson Rebecca R. Smith Mikkel B. Quam* Christina A. Jupson Matthew G. Honea Mary Helen Solomon Elizabeth Noble Sharpe Leah Anne Kaye Daniel A. Keedy Claire Patrick Strange William S. Lancaster Caroline Barrett King Lora Alexander Terry Loyalty Club Jodi Michelle Little Mary Katherine McRae Andrea Nicole Turnquist Douglas M. DesRoches William B. London Laura Dallas McSorley Camille N. Makarem Krista Leigh McClain Frederick T. Montesi, IV Class of 2008 Pamela Joan Raasch Jacquelyn Ruick McCrary Mary Elizabeth Nabers Lauren Renee Rodriguez Lauren M. Miller Brandon R. Nugent Red and Black Society Member Charles M. Simmons Grace Mitchell Neal Jon P. Rhamey Alexander S. Heit* Jonathan E. Nelson Katharine Ackerman Rhamey Leah Karen Hirsch Donor Andrew M. O’Brien Jennifer Lauren Rogers Vivian Gay McWilliams Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh Stephen R. Ogden Jeremy S. Sadkin Hafford C. Porter, II* Thomas P. Bell Frances Jane Rabalais Katherine Ashley Stevens Jeffrey D. Blumenthal Derek S. Rabe Joseph B. Stool Loyalty Club William A. Boehm Brenna Maria Ragghianti Stephanie Nichole Swindle Olivia Margaret Brown* Anna Y. Boureiko Elizabeth Janette Roads Upchurch William W. Waring, III Logan P. Jones Moses J. Bushnell Bradley S. Romig Dane G. Wendell Blair A. Lehman* Whitney Layne Cade Heather Elizabeth Ross Rozell Margaret Brunstad Williams Jeffrey M. Simmons Onalee Marie Carson Lindsay Ellen Sears Mark A. Wilson Daniel A. Sturtevant Jonathan A. Cashon Kristen Bach Smithson Meriwether Micou Wofford Joseph J. Thompson Robert A. Crooks, Jr. Christopher A. Thompson Hilarie Elaine Dahlhauser Andrew S. Trundle Class of 2007 Donor William R. Donnell, V Matthew W. Wood Colleen Allison Bookter Mary Ellen Dumas Nathaniel R. Wyeth Red and Black Society Associate Matthew A. Breeden Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith Lauren Lachner Zimmer Samad S. Samana Tevari Lynnee Butler Andrew K. Fancher

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Adam C. Faucheux Lauren Renee Rodriguez Donor Natalie Marie Mayo Albernie LeAnne Ferguson Leslie Hudson Rouse Zachary F. Albert Brianna Hamilton McCullough Daniel C. Frankel John M. Schulte Charles S. Allison Laura Elizabeth McLain Gavin A. Franks Marjorie Lucius Schwahn Julia Catharine Anderson Alexander P. McWhirter Robert M. Goff, Jr. Sabrina Nicole Seriff Rebekah Suzanne Atnip Grant P. Monda Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz Jon M. Shirley Elizabeth Lee Berry Andrew A. Morehead Claiborne B. Gregory, III Alexa Landon Smith Callie Prewitt Borgman John T. Nichols Austin G. Grigsby Jenna Kathleen Smith William L. Branim Kelly Elizabeth Ordemann JoAnna Marie Halk Michael J. Sullivan Melanie Cruse Carter Katherine Norine Owens Hunter S. Hamlet Dustin E. Sump Dara C. Chesnutt Elizabeth Ivy Parkinson Jacob B. Harvey Ian W. Todd Anna Marie Coons Gayatri Bhakti Patel Bryan D. Hearn Michael H. Tufton Melissa Claire DeFabrizio Tyler W. Ponder Margaret Elizabeth Henson Lauren Rae Tull Keturah Tamar Dunlap Alexander D. Price Charles G. Hoggard Anthony A. Walsh, III Lily Kathryn Elfrink Emma Janine Redden Justin L. Hugon Kristin Leigh Wheeler Matthew W. Ewers William G. Rockefeller Amber Jade James Daniel A. Wilkinson Nancy Virginia Fall Brianna Slater Jasmine Lenise Johnson Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson Richard H. Flowers, IV Kathryn Claire South Jacob S. Kleiman Kelly Megan Williams Andrew P. Foss-Grant Kathleen Grace Stranch Jennifer Lauren Lambeth Steven A. Woods, Jr. Erin Pate Foster Anne Elizabeth Tufton Victoria Elaine Liao James P. Young Kalli Rebecca Glenn Lacy E. Ward Kristin Wade Marchell Mackenzie S. Zalin Chassidy J. Groover Alison Marie White Cordarius D. McLean Andrea Lies Hassink Ronnie L. White, II Jane Catherine Metters Class of 2010 Mary Elizabeth Huddleston Meredith Leigh York Kiera Lynn Nowacki Joel P. Iwaskiewicz Sarah Carlisle Osmer Red and Black Society Member Tierney T. Jackson *Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher Mary Patricia Pead Kristin A. Forbes Jessica Lynn Johnson level Louisa Eaves Peyronnin Laura Raquel Johnson Alison Cates Jones ^In Memoriam Jennifer Gray Phillips Richard Sewell Amanda Clark Kirtley Noah A. Pittman Peter F. Zanca Mohamed S. Knefati Mikkel B. Quam* Loyalty Club Kristen Noel Lee Katherine Alicia Reggie Whitney Lynn Faust Jennifer Carolyn Long Benjamin A. Ricketts Rachel Marie Harpool Rachel Elise Loveland Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation

Class Donors as 1945 ...... 29% 1958 ...... 55% 1971 ...... 37% 1984 ...... 28% 1997 ...... 23% Year % of Class 1946 ...... 35% 1959 ...... 58% 1972 ...... 31% 1985 ...... 30% 1998 ...... 29% 1947 ...... 41% 1960 ...... 45% 1973 ...... 36% 1986 ...... 25% 1999 ...... 28% 1935 ...... 33% 1948 ...... 38% 1961 ...... 44% 1974 ...... 36% 1987 ...... 29% 2000 ...... 28% 1936 ...... 43% 1949 ...... 49% 1962 ...... 50% 1975 ...... 33% 1988 ...... 26% 2001 ...... 20% 1937 ...... 20% 1950 ...... 45% 1963 ...... 37% 1976 ...... 35% 1989 ...... 30% 2002 ...... 21% 1938 ...... 42% 1951 ...... 57% 1964 ...... 46% 1977 ...... 36% 1990 ...... 31% 2003 ...... 23% 1939 ...... 26% 1952 ...... 45% 1965 ...... 46% 1978 ...... 30% 1991 ...... 24% 2004 ...... 22% 1940 ...... 25% 1953 ...... 40% 1966 ...... 35% 1979 ...... 31% 1992 ...... 18% 2005 ...... 23% 1941 ...... 9% 1954 ...... 42% 1967 ...... 40% 1980 ...... 23% 1993 ...... 27% 2006 ...... 20% 1942 ...... 40% 1955 ...... 51% 1968 ...... 36% 1981 ...... 26% 1994 ...... 28% 2007 ...... 13% 1943 ...... 40% 1956 ...... 51% 1969 ...... 41% 1982 ...... 25% 1995 ...... 30% 2008 ...... 12% 1944 ...... 48% 1957 ...... 56% 1970 ...... 35% 1983 ...... 30% 1996 ...... 23% 2009 ...... 12% Alumni Awards for 2009-2010 (To be presented Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2010, Oct 29-30)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1977 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $62,423. 1961-1999 is presented to the Class of 1977 for its gift of $62,423.

The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between presented to the Class of 2005 for its 10% increase in donors. the years 1961-1999 is presented to the Class of 1962 for achieving 50% participation in the Annual Fund. The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the Class of 1959 for its gift increase of 145%. Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 2001 for its gift of $8,767. The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or more is awarded to the Class of 1951 for its gift of $61,885. Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 2000 for achieving The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class 28% participation. graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1959 for achieving 58% participation in the Annual Fund.

44 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2009-2010 Alumni Association Washington, DC, Chapter Bernadette Pian Williams ’77, Parent Recruitment Executive Board Established April 19, 2005 Liaison Kirstyn Schwartz ’04, Program Chair Marynell Branch ’77, President Emily Davis Olson ’06, Co-President Jason Woods ’97, Career Networking Charlie Kinslow ’72, President-Elect Lynn Crabb ’93, Co-President Birmingham Chapter Chair Katharine Farmer Breaux ’99, Vice Sean Evins ’08, Activities Established October 27, 2005 Julie Allen Berger ’76, At Large President Whitney Garman ’04, Activities Wright Bates ’87, Co-President Amy Robinson Bielicke ’90, At Large Dot Neale ’77, Secretary Peyton Bell ’09, Welcome and Krista Dewitt ’05, Co-President Dana Chamblee ’94, At Large Robbie Baker ’87 Adjustments to DC Elizabeth Smith Ritter ’00, Vice Megan Jessee ’04, At Large Todd Doolin ’87 Lauren Tull ’09, Welcome and President Joanna Priester ’88 Adjustments to DC Kim Collins Bates ’88, Secretary New Orleans Chapter Anders Reynolds ’04 Nancy DiPaolo ’87, Career Networking Mary Allison Haynie ’89, Career Established February 27, 2007 Crissy Stemkowski ’02 Brarrett Haga ’01, Career Networking Networking Craig Brewer ’91, President Tim Davis ’87 Lucy Cook, Parent of Becky ’08, Kate Hazelrig Brinkley ’03, Admission/ Brook Bissinger ’02 Kelly Ensor ’99 Student Recruitment and Student Recruitment Nell Bolton ’97 Jason Javarone ’00 Fundraising Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97, Events Allen Boudreaux ’97 Ellen Baker Jurewicz ’94 Knight Champion ’86, Student and Community Service Mary Margaret Adams Brewer ’91 Donna Mannina Young ’88 Recruitment and Fundraising Merryl Taylor Cooper ’94, Events and Jeanie and Louis Cian (Parents of Wright Bates ’87 Clark Ogilvie ’91, At Large Community Service Shannon ’02, Katie ’05 and Megan Fred Blackmon ’01 Mark Perriello ’99, At Large Kathryn Woodson Barr ’85, Facebook ’08) Chip Brian ’94 Anders Reynolds ’04, At Large Katherine Brooks Goldman ’04, Young Anne-Marie Crifasi ’07 Ben Chastain ’03 Alumni Liaison John Dalton ’96 Rebecca Weiler ’69 Arkansas Chapter Cres Gardner ’98 Dorothy Sanders Wells ’82 Established May 24, 2005 Houston Chapter Lawton Fabacher ’02 Marcus Kimbrough ’90, Past President Marynell Branch ’77 Established February 7, 2006 Lyn and Bob Fabacher (Parents of Jamie Augustine ’89, Board of Trustees Brian Clary ’01 Rachel Morris Rosson ’99, Lawton ’02 and Caroline ’06) Representative Jennifer Stanley ’08 Co-President Kelsey L. Jarrett ’08 Steve Ceccoli, Faculty Representative Anne Hughes White ’03 Michael Nolan ’79, Co-President Mike Mann ’01 Aaron Fitzgerald ’10, President, Rhodes Charlie Kinslow ’72 Emily Boggs ’03, Vice-President/ Kate Snider ’07 Student Government President-Elect Elizabeth Townsend ’04 Bud Richey, Associate VP of College Memphis Chapter Chip Lane ’98, Student Recruitment Linda and Peter Tufton (Parents of Relations Established July 12, 2005 Natalie Pennington Castellanos ’03, Margaret ’08, Michael ’09, Anne Hud Andrews ’71 Student Recruitment ’10 and Ashley ’13) Alumni Chapters Megan Andrews ’02 Leigh Tomforde (parent of Staley ’13), Chris VanDervort ’02 Carole Branyan ’67 Student Recruitment Carl Yoder ’03 Mobile/Gulf Coast Chapter Kerri Campbell ’02 Shelley Royer (parent of Laine ’07 and Simone Harvey Yoder ’03 Established November 10, 2003 Kevin Collier ’91 Brooks ’10), Student Recruitment Donna Mannina Young ’88 Mandy Haggerty Therrell ’04 Colin Cox ’09 Brett Cullum ’93, Career Networking Co-Chairperson Whitney Faust ’10 Danny Kahalley ’98, Career Austin Chapter John Wade Therrell ’04 Angela Goza Networking Established June 13, 2007 Co-Chairperson Sheria Holmes ’05 Lisa Schum Kahalley ’00, Career Nicole Albers ’99, Co-President Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ’87 Richard Huddleston ’84 Nerworking Stacy Sidle ’04, Co-President Robbie Baker ’87 Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ’96 Mike Royer (parent of Laine ’07 and Christina Jupson ’05, Co-Vice Melissa Hayes Baker Jill Johnson Piper ’80 Brooks ’10), Career Networking President Mike and Nancy Hofto, Parents of Mike Palazzolo ’86 Danny Killary ’07, Young Alumni Lauren Davis ’01, Co-Vice President Meghan ’07 and Laura Hofto ’10 Kate Pera ’75 Lydia Murray Holland ’03, Social/ Liza Wilson ’93, Career Networking Charles Jones ’71 John Weeden ’97 Educational Events Lauren Dagley ’08, Young Alumni Missy Meyers Jones ’74 Scott Bayer ’07, Social/Educational Molly Powers ’07, Young Alumni William “Billy” McLean ’57 Events Matt Price (parent of Allison ’11), Susan Robinson McLean ’58 Nashville Chapter Katina Papathopoulos ’07, Facebook Student Recruitment Norman Nicolson ’75 Established September 13, 2005 Jane Fuchs (parent of Josh ’11), Student Ruth Metcalfe Rye ’84 Kevin Clingan ’90, Co-Chair Chicago Chapter Recruitment Scott Rye ’83 Sarah Townsend ’07, Co-Chair Established March 23, 2006 Wanda Lennox (parent of Holly ’13), George Talbot ’94 Sara Kate Allen ’01 Elizabeth Hood ’98 Student Recruitment Heather Green Talbot ’96 Theresa Cloys Carl ’75 Ellen Baker Jurewicz ’94 Janae Scholtz ’98, Social/Educational Andrea Hutchinson Champion ’01 Wes Meador ’00 Activities Atlanta Chapter Trish Puryear Crist ’90 Viktoria Ziebarth ’97 Mary Ellen Hamel ’95, Social/ Established February 19, 2004 Colleen Grady ’86 Educational Activities Bobbo Jetmundsen ’77, Chairperson Emily Ogden ’00 New York Chapter Marcus Cox ’04, Social/Educational Allison Bittel ’98 Chad Schultz ’89 Established July 11, 2006 Activities Ben Chastain ’03 Frank Byrd ’90 Harry Swinney ’61, Community Megan Sizemore Clark ’08 North Texas Chapter Casey Hail ’04 Service Andrew Daly ’03 Established September 21, 2005 Bill Michaelcheck ’69 Elizabeth Fairman ’98 Clare Dempsey ’99, Co-President Carol Colclough Strickland ’68 New England Chapter Shelley Fulghum ’03 Leah Jordan ’97, Co-President Sid Strickland ’68 Established June 27, 2008 Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Mary Reid Tevis ’99, Career Shelby Reed Thompson ’00, President Jill Helmer ’77 Networking St. Louis Chapter Terry Regan ’79 Jessica Hoback ’03 Olivia Mayberry ’99, Social Established November 27, 2006 Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ’82 Laura Kandilakis ’94 Taylor Grether ’99, Social Anne May ’07, President Arthur Rollins ’81 CW Sheehan ’01, Sports Steve Collins ’77, Public Relations Josh Solomon ’00 Laura Arnold ’07, Young Alum Liaison Anna Teekell Hays ’01, Student

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San Francisco Bay Area Chapter 1970 David J. Morgan Class Agents Established June 17, 2009 Hud Andrews, Fundraising Chair Stephanie Nicole White Susan Abernathy Bomar ’03 Lisa McClelland Borgeson ’89 Wallace H. Mayton, III Colin L. Cox ’09 Chip Brian ’94 2005 Marie C. Francis ’06 Paul Fromberg ’84 1975 Jackie Ruick McCrary, Reunion Chair Whitney Anne Garman ’04 JoAnna Halk ’09 John H. Coats, Fundraising Chair John E. Hullender, III, Fundraising Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Allana Clarke Helland ’02 Andy Branham Chair Olivia DeLoach Mayberry ’01 Matthew Helland ’02 Hardy D. Butler Margaret Marian Brodman Hafford C. Porter, II ’08 Amy Mitchell (parent of Jordan Harms Libby Drewry Dorris Samuel B. Couillard Kristine Kain Schwetye ’07 ’12) Kate A. Pera Molly Houston Fitzpatrick Margaret Brunstad Williams ’06 Dan London ’00 Melissa Shea Flinn Rachel Proby Wright ’02 Scott Prosterman ’77 1980 Jim Ratcliff ’52 Donna Lorraine Barlett, Fundraising 2010 Class of 2010 Senior Gift Chair Whitney L. Faust, Reunion Chair Committee Homecoming/Reunion Thomas E. Graves Richard Sewell, Fundraising Chair Larkin M. Accinelli Weekend 2010 Volunteers Pamela Palmer Montesi Larkin M. Accinelli Adeeti D. Amin Adeeti D. Amin Priyanka Chatterjee 1950 1985 Priyanka Chatterjee Brett M. Dagen Ann DeWar Blecken, Class President Michele Lynn, Reunion Co-Chair Brett M. Dagen Whitney L. Faust Jeanne Patterson Cerminara Christy Yvette Weir, Reunion Aaron A. Fitzgerald Aaron A. Fitzgerald Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke Co-Chair Kristin A. Forbes Kristin A. Forbes William O. Coley, Jr. James B. Golden, III, Fundraising Heather L. George Heather L. George Paul Currie Chair Rachel M. Harpool Rachel M. Harpool C. Stratton Hill, Jr. Martha Amie Hample Laura R. Johnson Laura R. Johnson Robert R. Lawhon Lester J. Madere, III Lester J. Madere, III 1955 J. Douglas Trapp, Jr. Anna C. Moak Anna C. Moak Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Reunion Grant P. Monda Grant P. Monda Chair 1990 Jonathon D. Moreno Jonathon D. Moreno James E. Aydelotte F. Grant Whittle, Reunion Chair Allyson L. Pellissier Allyson L. Pellissier Betty Carol Germany Frank C. Byrd, III, Fundraising Chair Kelly L. Schricker Kelly L. Schricker Reg Germany Deborah Blinn Coleman Rohan Sood Richard Sewell, Coordinator Martha Spruell Pipkin Trish Puryear Crist William T. Weller Rohan Sood Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt William T. Weller 1960 Annual Fund Volunteers Kim Baxter Henley, Co-Reunion Chair 1995 Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99 Leadership Council Raymond F. Henley, Co-Reunion Chair Leann Eggers Linam, Reunion Chair Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 Charles Agee ’99 Ann Vines Roberts, Co-Fundraising Riddell Walcott Scott, Fundraising Suzanne Aivazian Cohan ’66 John H. Coats ’75 Chair Chair Colin L. Cox ’09 Darrell T. Cobbins ’97 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler, Stephanie Lee Chockley Anne Marie Crifasi ’07 Catherine S. Cuellar ’96 Co-Fundraising Chair Mary Margaret Hines Doyle Joseph A. Crone ’09 Douglas Brian Duncan ’96 James D. Curtis Allyson Hawks Moody Todd S. Doolin ’87 Michelle Long Greene ’91 J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr. Ashley Hamilton Rougeou Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68 Michael Hayes ’96 Eleanor Morrison Herron Sarah N. Sears J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Jack W. Hoelscher Rachel O. Wortham Timothy S. Huebner Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Carolyn Shettlesworth McClurkan Ellen Baker Jurewicz ’94 Kim Chickey MacQueen ’83 Nadine McKinley Runsick 2000 Marcus A. Kimbrough ’90 Eric C. Mathews ’02 Mary Ann Kimbrough Vollmer Amelia Killebrew Steindorff, Reunion Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Chair James C. Lanier David Overend ’96 1965 Wesley N. Meador, Fundraising Chair Ryan D. Mire ’93 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 E. Carl Fisher, Sr., M.D., Fundraising Jessica Lynn Anschutz Craig W. Murray ’69 Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 Chair Clare Carmi Hodge, III Ginny Rae Neal ’96 Eric M. Teal ’91 Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n Jason Alan Javarone Dorothy Hundley Neale ’77 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 Virginia Lowry Ives Ebony Monika McCain Chris Nunn ’97 Amy Darlene Oakes Donna Mannina Young ’88

46 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2009-2010 William J. Michaelcheck ’69, Chair William E. Evans Steven E. Wynne Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 New York, New York Memphis, Tennessee Portland, Oregon Memphis, Tennessee Chairman, Mariner Investment Director and CEO, St. Jude Private Investor Civic Volunteer Group, Inc. Children’s Research Hospital William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio) Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, Vice- Wilton D. Hill Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Chair Memphis, Tennessee President, Rhodes College President (retired), National Trust Memphis, Tennessee President, WDH Holdings LLC Life Insurance Co. Vice President of Trading, Emeriti Trustees Southeastern Asset Management, John C. Hugon ’77 Faculty-Elected Trustees Inc. Fort Worth, Texas Dunbar Abston, Jr. President, Hugon Capital Memphis, Tennessee Victor Coonin Arthur W. Rollins ’81, Secretary Management LP President, Abston Management Associate Professor and Chair, Art Atlanta, Georgia Company Senior Vice President, Investments, J.L. Jerden ’59 Gail Murray Private Bank and Investment Atlanta, Georgia Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Associate Professor, History Group, Merrill Lynch Chairman, Pritchard & Jerden, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee Chairman (retired), National Ann M. Viano Trustees W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Commerce Bancorporation Associate Professor and Chair, Humboldt, Tennessee Physics Ronald K. Anderson ’71 President and CEO, Jones Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Memphis, Tennessee Companies, Ltd. Memphis, Tennessee Student-Elected Trustees Chairman and CEO, Intrepid Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Aviation Steven R. Lainoff Aaron A. Fitzgerald ’10 McLean, Virginia Charles P. Cobb ’44^ Youngstown, Ohio James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Attorney/ Principal-in-Charge, Memphis, Tennessee Business Administration Memphis, Tennessee KPMG, LLP Partner, Cobb Fiduciary Services Senior Vice President and Product Rachel M. Harpool ’10 Manager, Raymond James Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Little Rock, Arkansas Institutional Fixed Income Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Business Administration President, McNeill Real Estate LLC Private Investor Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. ’10 Wilson, Wyoming Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 Lewis R. Donelson ’38 Little Rock, Arkansas Founder and President, Equipoise Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Chemistry Fund President and CEO, SunTrust Bank Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & James H. Barton Herman Morris, Jr. ’73 Berkowitz, PC ^In Memoriam Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee President and Treasurer, Barton City Attorney, City of Memphis C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Group, Inc. Houston, Texas Vicki G. Palmer ’75 Professor Emeritus, MD Anderson Susan E. Brown Atlanta, Georgia Cancer Center Dallas, Texas Executive Vice President, Finance Civic Volunteer and Administration (retired), The W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Coca-Cola Company Memphis, Tennessee John H. Bryan, III ’83 Chairman and CEO, Mallory Nashville, Tennessee Randall R. Rhea ’77 Group, Inc. President, Savannah Food Roanoke, Virginia Company Managing Partner, Carilion Family John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Medicine-Parkway Physicians Memphis, Tennessee Robert H. Buckman Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & Memphis, Tennessee Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65 Maxwell, PLC President, R. H. Buckman and Rockland, Delaware Associates Chief Technical Consultant, Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. NanoDrop Technologies, LLC Sumner, Mississippi Margaret Thomas Crosby ’92 President, Mitchener Planting Memphis, Tennessee Ali Saberioon Company Civic Volunteer Houston, Texas President and CEO, Sabco Oil and Wayne W. Pyeatt Joe M. Duncan ’63 Gas Corporation Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Chairman Emeritus, National Bank Partner, Burch Porter & Johnson Robert R. Waller of Commerce Memphis, Tennessee Laila Adams Eckels ’71 President and CEO (retired), Mayo S. Herbert Rhea^ Memphis, Tennessee Clinic Memphis, Tennessee Civic Volunteer President, Rhea Financial Spence L. Wilson Corporation Memphis, Tennessee President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc.

Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 47 48 Honor Roll of Donors 2009-2010 I am 1 of BURKS FOX JUSTIN ✦ 321 scholar athletes at Rhodes

✦ 6 Spanish majors in the class of 2011

✦ 61 Rhodes students who studied abroad last yearr

✦ 2 fi rst team All Americans in the history of women’s golf at Rhodes

✦ 183 Rhodes students from the Midwest

✦ 2 members of my class with a double minor

✦ 265 who received a Presidential Scholarship

✦ 88 Chi Omegas

✦ 1,257 students who live on campus

✦ Many who absolutely love Central BBQ, Otherlands Coff ee Bar and the Memphis Zoo —Stephanie Mingos ’11 Stephanie Mingos ’11

Stephanie Mingos, a Kansas City native, a Spanish major with two minors and a champion golfer, chose Rhodes over institutions with larger golf programs. Now she hopes to represent the Lynx at her fourth national championship round in May 2011.

“I’ve received amazing support from Rhodes faculty, staff and alumni. As a graduate, I plan to contribute fi nancially, remain involved and support students as I’ve been supported. I see Rhodes as a good investment, and I hope you’ll join me in supporting the Annual Fund.”

I am 1. I Am Rhodes. You are, too.

Make a gift online by visiting rhodes.edu/gift NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID SENATOBIA MS PERMIT NO. 109 2000 North Parkway Memphis, TN 38112-1690 www.rhodes.edu JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN

Art and mathematics meet in the entry of Ohlendorf Hall. The Mathematics and Computer Science Department arranged for students in Associate Professor of Art Erin Harmon’s intermediate and advanced painting classes to create a mural in the Mathematics building. Painting the mathematics and computer science-themed design are, left to right, Whitney Ransom ’10, Prof. Erin Harmon, Liz Glaus ’12 and Kate Parker ’10.