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THE MAGAZINE | FALL 2007

Skip’s Place: New Residence Hall Completes Viragh Complex Honor Roll of Donors 2006-2007 The Spring Hill College Magazine From the President Volume 1, Number 3

Editor: Lindsay O’Quin

Managing Editor: John Kerr

Layout & Design: Luis Blanco-Döring, S.J. Dear alumni and friends: Although we lost Skip in 2003, his gen- erosity and love for the college will be remem- Barbara Spafford The opening of our 177th academic year bered by students who will live and learn in this on the Hill has been the best in my memory. wonderful facility. You can read and enjoy more Photography: Everywhere I turn there is something that tells about Skip’s Place in this issue of the magazine. Chelsea Hare ’07 me that things are “humming” at the college, as We began the fall with some new faces in Seth Laubinger ’02 one person described it. the administration and faculty as well. Dr. The college continues to be recognized Jolie Pollard ’07 George Sims has moved into the position of nationally. We received the good news earlier provost, our chief academic officer, after having Keith Necaise this fall that Spring Hill is ranked 11th among served so capably as associate vice president for Emily Shaffer ’07 the 120 Southern colleges and universities academic affairs for the past two years and as granting master’s degrees, moving up in the acting provost when Dr. Noreen Carrocci left Contributing rankings from 15th last year. Spring Hill College Spring Hill to become president of Newman Writers: is also ranked 8th in the Southeastern region in University. “Great Schools, Great Values” category. Caroline Alvarez Mr. Ed Overbey, class of 1970 and a trustee Three hundred eighty-three freshmen, of the college for 11 years, has been named vice Kelly McCarron ’99 another record class, have begun their journey to president for advancement, with oversight for Jolie Pollard ’07 become leaders in service to others. The profile development and alumni relations, communica- Greta Sharp of the class of 2011 is academically strong with tions and marketing, WHIL radio and real estate an average ACT score of 24 and an average Laura Schramm development. Ed has more than 30 years of G.P.A. of just over 3.5. Our new and returning experience in business, particularly marketing Jim Stennett students are dedicated to their studies and are and sales, and served as president of two differ- committed to service activities and developing a ent companies. The Spring Hill College vibrant campus community. This issue of the magazine also includes our Magazine Beginning with this issue of Spring Hill Honor Roll of Donors. The support of our alum- College Magazine, you will get to know four of ni and friends continues to be vitally important is published three times a year our new students better. During the next four in helping to ensure our students receive the by the Office of years, Spring Hill Magazine will track their education they will need to become both com- Communications and progress and share their successes and challenges petent professionals and persons who will make Marketing. with you as they make their way toward their a difference in our world. And, it is evident by next big goal, to walk across the commencement your generosity that you, as I do, believe that stage on the Avenue of the Oaks in May 2011. President Spring Hill provides that education: one of This year, 82 percent of our traditional mind, body and spirit. Rev. Gregory F. Lucey, S.J. undergraduate students live on campus. They For all the lives you touch by your gifts and returned to find a renovated Mobile Hall and for the trust you have in our stewardship, I Comments the newly opened “Skip’s Place,” the second res- thank you. I hope you enjoy this issue of the idence in our Viragh Complex, named for friend, Spring Hill College Magazine and that you should be addressed to: trustee and benefactor, Albert P. “Skip” Viragh enjoy many blessings all year long. Lindsay O’Quin, Editor ’64, whose generosity to the college has been Spring Hill College Magazine, transformational. Skip’s Place is a modern, hand- Sincerely, 4000 Dauphin Street some complex, with spacious rooms, classrooms and meeting space. It faces a central courtyard Mobile, AL 36608-1791 with beautiful grounds, fountain and gathering 251.380.2280 or 877.SPR.HILL space that also connects to the first Viragh resi- [email protected] dence hall that opened in 2002. Rev. Gregory F. Lucey, S.J. Office of Development • 251-380-2280 • www.shc.edu/giving

Tableof Contents

From the President ...... i

Campus News ...... 2

Badger News ...... 7 Jim Stennett

A Vision Realized ...... 9 Lindsay O’Quin

4x4 ...... 13 Lindsay O’Quin

Changing Minds, Transforming Lives ...... 18 9 Lindsay O’Quin

Theology Programs Celebrate 25 Years ...... 20 Greta Sharp

Chapter Updates ...... 22

Upcoming Events ...... 25

Class Notes ...... 26

Honor Roll of Donors ...... 29

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20 18 CampusNews Freshman Class Breaks Improving the Online Record – Again Experience Fall 2006 was a record-breaking year for new students enrolling at After launching a redesigned Web site last year – complete Spring Hill College when 348 freshmen enrolled, but the college oblit- with playful yet informative homepage profiles of students and erated that record this fall with 383 new freshmen. faculty – Spring Hill College continues to bring new technology This year marks the ninth consecutive year of record enrollment into the educational environment. of traditional undergraduates with 1,174 students, an 8.4 percent This year’s improvements to www.shc.edu include a blogging increase from last year. The class of 2011 is also academically strong system for faculty and staff, resulting in an amusing blend of the with an average ACT score of 24 and an average G.P.A. of 3.5. professional and the personal. Examples of the new technology “More and more students are recognizing not only our longstanding that capture the current spirit of the college are academic and teaching excellence, and our focus on providing the hall- http://faculty.shc.edu/swilson and http://faculty.shc.edu/acollins/. marks of a Jesuit, Catholic education, but also the outstanding living and The Web site also provides a new way for prospective stu- learning experience Spring Hill College offers,” said the Rev. Gregory F. dents to get in touch with the college admissions counselors. Lucey, S.J., Spring Hill College president. “We find that students choose They simply click on “Meet the Counselors” from the Admissions Spring Hill after a campus visit, and they also take more notice of the page, and they can chat one-on-one with their favorite counselor, wonderful amenities the Gulf Coast and Mobile have to offer.” right from the Web site. Nearly 1,100 prospective students visited the campus this year. A new A-to-Z site index lists every page in the site alphabet- The residential population is 950 students, an increase of 100 students ically to help visitors better find what they are looking for in the from last year. site. The new search function shows search results as they type, and the new faculty and staff directory is fast and easy. Try it out at www.shc.edu/directories/facstaff-directory. The Spring Hill community can also stay informed about the latest happenings by subscribing to our news and calendar feeds with their favorite browser or newsreader. Visit www.shc.edu/feeds for details. First Lady Visits Team Focus e s i a

c on Campus e N h t i e K y b o t o h P Three hundred eighty-five new students fill the Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center at freshman convocation in August.

Spring Hill College Once Again Among Best in the South Spring Hill College is ranked once again among the best

Southern universities and colleges, according to the 2008 edition of r e t s i g

U.S.News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.” e R - s s

Spring Hill is ranked 11th among the 120 Southern colleges and e r P / g

universities granting master’s degrees, moving up in the rankings from n i l r a t

15th last year. The college is also ranked 8th among only 15 schools S l l i

listed in the South’s “Great Schools, Great Values” category, campuses B y b o that offer quality academic programs, affordable tuition and significant t o h financial aid. P The U.S. News rankings are based on several quality measures First lady Laura Bush listens as Rondale Boyd, 15, (not pictured) gives including academic reputation, graduation and retention rates, faculty a testimonial during her campus visit on June 21. She visited with par- ticipants of Team Focus, an outreach program that provides guidance resources, student selectivity, peer assessment and graduation rate per- and support to fatherless young men. Team Focus participants, from formance. Colleges and universities are listed in various categories left, James Shell, 18, Justin Sims, 18, and Andre Taylor, 18, listen to depending on their size, location and other factors. the testimonial as well.

2 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 College Appoints New Provost and Vice President of Advancement Dr. George Sims Named Provost served as vice president for academic affairs at The Rev. Gregory F. Lucey, S.J., presi- Muskingum College in Ohio from 2001 to dent of Spring Hill College, in July 2005, and he held several academic and announced the appointment of Dr. George E. administrative positions at Belmont Sims as provost, the chief academic officer of University in Tennessee from 1986 to 2001. the college. Sims had served as interim Sims earned his Ph.D. in history from provost since mid-May, following the Emory University in Atlanta and has served appointment of Dr. Noreen Carrocci as presi- on the faculties in the history departments at dent of Newman University in Kansas. Belmont University and Wayland Baptist University in . Edward Overbey Appointed Vice President for Advancement Edward A. Overbey was appointed vice president for advancement in July. A graduate of the class of 1970, Overbey has served as a member of the board Edward A. Overbey of trustees of Spring Hill College since 1996 Castner Knott. From 1999 to 2003 he also and as vice chairman since 2004. As vice held the position of president of Definitive president for advancement, Overbey is a Solutions Company Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio. member of the cabinet and oversees “I am delighted to be joining Fr. Lucey Development and Alumni Programs, and the administration of Spring Hill. The Communications and Institutional College, at this time, is an exciting place to Marketing, WHIL radio station, and real be with record enrollment, new buildings estate development. and renovations to enhance the learning Dr. George E. Sims “I look forward to working closely with and living experience for its students, an Ed and to having the benefit of his rich expe- “Based on the strong affirmation of Dr. extremely dedicated faculty and staff with rience in management and marketing at the Sims that I received from our faculty, I am an ever-stronger commitment to the table, as we continue our efforts to strengthen confident that we do indeed have in Dr. Sims Catholic, Jesuit mission of ‘service to oth- the financial sustainability of the college and the person who can provide the quality of ers,’” Overbey said. “And there is still to ensure the richness of the educational leadership we need as we continue to much to do. This new position is a contin- experience of all of our students,” Lucey said. improve our effectiveness in fulfilling the uation of a very rewarding Spring Hill Overbey brings to his new position 30 mission of Spring Hill College,” Lucey said. College experience – an experience years of experience in retail with Mercantile Sims joined Spring Hill in 2005 as associ- enjoyed since 1966 as a student, alumnus, Stores, including five years as president of ate vice president for academic affairs. He alumni board member and trustee.” Spring Hill Welcomes Four New Board Members Sonja F. Bivins ’85; Justin began the practice of law. Bivins’ primary practice focus was the represen- Daffron, S.J.; Rev. Mark Lewis, S.J. tation of employers in a broad spectrum of employment-related matters. ’80; and Gonzalo F. Valdes-Fauli During her 14 years in private practice, Bivins worked as an associate with have been elected to the Spring the law firm of Mack & Bernstein, Hill College Board of Trustees. and then as a partner with the firms Bivins has served as United of Mack & McLean and later States Magistrate Judge for the McGuireWoods, LLP. Southern District of Alabama Daffron is a doctoral student since 2004. After earning her B.S. in education and serves as a spe- in political science from Spring cial assistant to the president at Hill College in 1985, Bivins Loyola University Chicago. He attended the University of received his B.S. in business from Alabama School of Law, where she Sonja F. Bivins Centenary College of in was awarded her Juris Doctorate in 1988. She then served as a judicial law 1994, the same year he entered clerk for the Hon. Virgil Pittman in the Southern District of Alabama; the Society of Jesus. He received a and upon the completion of her clerkship, she relocated to Atlanta and Master of Arts in counseling from Justin Daffron, S.J. Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 3 CampusNews

Saint Louis University in 2000 and a Master of Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology Berkeley in 2005. He served as assistant Campus Implements Emergency to the vice president for student affairs at Spring Hill College from Communications System 2000 to 2002. He serves on the board of trustees of Strake Jesuit In an effort to enhance the college’s ability to communicate College Preparatory in and offers pastoral assistance at the with all members of the campus community in the event of an Academy of the Sacred Heart in Chicago and Sheil Catholic emergency, Spring Hill College has contracted for use of an Center in Evanston, Ill. emergency notification system. This system is known as IRIS Lewis is chair of the Division of Social Sciences, associate (Immediate Response Information System), a high-speed notifi- professor of history, and mission and identity officer at Spring Hill cation system that is capable of sending messages through vari- College. He also serves as archivist for the Province ous media, including e-mail, telephone, cell phone, pager, fax of the Society of Jesus. and wireless PDA devices. He earned his B.A. in Messages, which can be sent to thousands of people in as history and philosophy little as 30 seconds, originate from designated staff members from Spring Hill College in the offices of Public Safety and Communications and in 1980, and he went on Institutional Marketing, who posses a system username and to earn a master’s degree password. IRIS automatically verifies and records the receipt in philosophy from St. of every message. Louis University and a The college has also contracted for installation of an audi- master’s degree in theolo- ble tone alert siren on campus. In the event of an emergency, gy from Regis College in the designated administrators could activate the siren system, Toronto. In 1995 he which will alert members of the campus community to check earned his Ph.D. in his- their messages. tory from the University In addition, Communications and Institutional Marketing of Toronto. Prior to his can post emergency messages to the college Web site from on- appointment at Spring campus or remote locations, and emergency messages updates Hill College, he served are recorded on an emergency phone line that students can call on the history faculties at Mark Lewis, S.J. for information. John Carroll University, the Pontifical Gregorian University and Pontificio Instituto Regino Mundi in Rome, and Regis College in Toronto. He also served as the director of the Jesuit Historical Institute in Rome. Business Ethics in Action Valdes-Fauli is chairman of BroadSpan Capital, an invest- Spring Hill ment banking firm specializing in financial advisory services. He is College, in part- the former vice chairman nership with the of Barclays Capital (Latin Mobile Area America), the invest- Chamber of ment banking arm of Commerce, pre- Barclays Bank, PLC. sented “Business Prior to this position, he Ethics in Action” was the CEO of the Latin on Sept. 19. American division of the Featured speakers Barclays Group. He is the included Jack chairman of Republic Schuessler (pic- Bank in the Dominican tured), chair of e s i

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4 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 New Faculty Responds to Needs of Growing Student Body In response to a larger student body and the phased retirement of eight senior Dr. Amy P.Alfieri faculty members, 17 new people joined the Foreign Languages (Spanish) faculty of Spring Hill College this year. B.A., Scripps College; M.A. and Ph.D., University of California at Davis The Rev. Gregory F. Lucey, S.J., said Dr. Amy Alfieri came to Spring Hill College after the College benefits from the surge of ener- finishing her Ph.D. at University of California at Davis, gy the new faculty members bring, when where she taught Spanish courses while in graduate combined with the passion, continuity and school. experience of the returning faculty. Alfieri, who was at ease during her interview, said “Our faculty has never been more she felt like Spring Hill was the “right fit” for her. diverse, more international, stronger in all “I feel that since I truly love teaching and inter- disciplines, and energized and committed acting with students one on one, Spring Hill College

to our students, to their realizing their full e s i

will be a great place for me to continue to develop as a a c potential through learning experiences,” e teacher,” she said. “I also enjoy the small college atmos- N h t Lucey said, as he welcomed new and i e

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Alfieri emphasizes small-group work and partner P of having most of the senior faculty still activities in all of her classes. For example, in elementary and intermediate courses, she asks with us, we have the added richness of this the students to speak to each other in Spanish about topics that are relevant to them in their large influx of talent.” everyday lives. “The goal is to get them to communicate in Spanish in a ‘real life’ context,” Spring Hill College welcomes the she said. following new faculty members: In more advanced courses, Alfieri asks students to approach articles or short stories in Dr. Amy Alfieri, Assistant Professor, Foreign Languages (Spanish) Spanish with the same analytical skills that they would use in approaching texts in English. Outside of teaching, Alfieri and her Italian-American husband enjoy trying out new Mr. Matthew Bagot, Instructor, Theology restaurants and cooking Italian food. Mr. Luis Blanco-Doring, S.J., Instructor, Communication Arts Dr. Mark O. Byrne Dr. Mark Byrne, Assistant Professor, Sciences (Physics) Physics B.S., University of South Alabama; Ph.D., University of Notre Dame Dr. Sergio Castello, Associate Professor, Business (Economics) As a research fellow in computational biophysics at Vanderbilt University, Dr. Mark Mr. Pieter Favier, Assistant Professor, Byrne applied the tools of theoretical physics to tackle significant biological problems. Fine & Performing Arts Byrne’s previous work was devoted primarily to research, but the opportunity to teach at Mr. Robert Harding, Assistant Professor, Spring Hill was “far more in line with my ideals for a balanced spiritual and intellectual life Political Science for students, teachers and staff,” he says. Byrne adds that he was attracted to Spring Hill’s Dr. Thomas Hoffman, Assistant Professor, close-knit community, Jesuit mission, and emphasis on academic excellence. Political Science Byrne’s hope is that his excitement for physics rubs off on his students. “I try – really try – to make Ms. Rhonda Lucas, Instructor, Business (Computer Information Systems) physics as exciting to the students as it is to me,” he says. “I am constantly impressed with the reproducibil- Dr. Jill Partridge, Assistant Professor, ity of phenomena. One of the interesting things in Biology physics is that there are these rules for how matter Dr. Michael Piafsky, Assistant Professor, interacts, and these rules never ‘fail.’ We don’t really English know why there are these rules or why they always e s i a

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Mr. David Shows, Instructor, y b o Business (Marketing) Byrne often asks his students to ponder all sorts t o h Ms. Mitzi Sowell, Assistant Professor, of questions and to imagine scenarios in which nature P Teacher Education acted differently. Mrs. Wanda Sullivan, Assistant Professor, Outside of work, Byrne enjoys spending time with his family, including his 2-year-old Fine & Performing Arts daughter; and, if he ever finds the time, to finish learning the complete set of Beethoven and Dr. Thomas Ward, Associate Professor, Haydn piano sonatas. Other hobbies include playing soccer and reading fiction and old History physics books. Dr. Mark Watry, Assistant Professor, Chemistry

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 5 CampusNews New Jesuit Brings Design Talents With a Mission By Jolie Pollard ’07 It has only been three months since seeking a master’s degree in communica- Luis Blanco-Döring, S.J., joined the tion at St. Louis University, he served as Spring Hill College community, but this director of project logistics of the Otro Jesuit scholastic already has a lot on his Mar Project, a student organization that plate. promotes social justice and media literacy. Blanco-Döring, who is assigned to He was also the creative director and Spring Hill for two to three years, is serv- photographer of a SLU student magazine ing the communication arts department called OneWorld, a publication showcas- as a graphic design instructor as well as ing striking imagery and student anec- e s i a c

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h decision-making,” he said. P granted he enjoys balancing the load. Luis Blanco-Döring, S.J., is the newest addition to the And, deciding to join the Society of In addition to his creativity, Blanco- Jesuit comunity. Jesus depended much on his passion for Döring brings the Jesuit tradition of cura visuals. Several years ago Blanco-Döring personalis into his work. He aims to promote personal development and developed an intense admiration for the beauty of orchids. “It was spiri- holistic wellbeing not only through education but also through his stu- tual,” he said. “God is so obvious in things like this. … I saw God at dents’ role in the Mobile community. This semester Blanco-Döring has work while growing my orchids; it became a kind of prayerful experi- assigned students in his typography class a service project, which ence.” requires them to offer their talents by designing promotional materials Blanco-Döring continues his orchid cultivation hobby at Spring for nonprofit organizations, including an animal rescue organization and Hill, and he hopes to begin projects similar to Otro Mar and OneWorld shelters for the homeless and battered women. at SHC as time progresses. In addition to philosophy and theology stud- “These places don’t have the funds to produce these kinds of mate- ies and a master’s degree from SLU, Blanco-Döring received degrees in rials,” Blanco-Döring said. “So, I asked, ‘How can I help students use computer science and business from Universidad Cristobal Colon in his their talents to pitch in and identify with the community?’” hometown of Veracruz, Mexico, as well as a certification in computer Engaging students to become active in social issues has been a graphics from UCLA. major part of Blanco-Döring’s involvement in higher education. While Jolie Pollard ’07 is Prospect Research Analyst at Spring Hill College. Lewis Among Jesuits to Elect New Superior General By Jolie Pollard ’07 Most Americans are and his being a member of his province for 27 years. able to participate in the Lewis will be joining a select group of 250 Jesuits representing 127 elections of several presi- countries in the world. In an intimate room, which Lewis describes as dents, but for the Society of being the size of Byrne Memorial Hall’s great room, they will discuss Jesus, voting for the head of the challenges facing Jesuits in each province. Lewis said that these dis- their order is a “once-in-a- cussions are meant to build the big picture of issues facing Jesuits in the lifetime opportunity.” entire global society. When deliberating their choice for the superior The Rev. Mark A. general, Lewis said the Jesuits will look for someone who can work Lewis, S.J., Spring Hill around those issues. College mission and identity So, who does Lewis believe will be filling in the seat of current officer and associate professor 79-year-old Superior General Rev. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach? “I honestly of history, is heading to have no idea,” he admitted, but he is clear on one quality he that he Rome in January, along with wants in his new leader: charisma. Lewis explained that it is important fellow Jesuits from across the Superior General Rev. Peter-Hans for Jesuits to feel comfortable not only among each other but with oth- Kolvenbach, S.J., during his visit to globe, to elect the new supe- ers outside the Society as well. Spring Hill College in 2004. rior general of the Society – He and other members of the general congregation will be delib- a position granted for one’s entire life, unless he chooses to step down. erating from Jan. 8 to March 1, culminating with the election of the Lewis and the Rev. Fred Kammer, S.J., the provincial, were the new superior general. two members chosen to represent the New Orleans Province of the As for bailing out on his history class for three months, Lewis said Society of Jesus. “It’s a great honor,” said Lewis, who believes he may he is making up for it by inviting several of his students for a study- have been chosen because of his 11 years’ experience working in Rome abroad program in Rome following the election. 6 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 BadgerNews By Jim Stennett Women’s Soccer Wins Spring Hill Invitational Tournament The Spring Hill College women’s soccer team is stocked with experienced players for the 2007 season. “The depth of tal- ent runs much deeper this year than last season,” says Head Coach Adam Pearce. “We have six returning seniors, and the preseason injuries that usually haunt you during a season have been minimal.” That upperclassmen experience proved to be valuable as the team opened the 2007 season with two tough losses to Christian Brothers and North Alabama, but then answered back the next weekend to win the Spring Hill Invitational with a 6-1 win over Faulkner University and a 7-0 shut-out of Harris-Stowe. A core of veteran returning seniors will be the heart of the Lady Badgers squad. Pearce specifically points to his two mid- fielders from St. Louis, Mo., Jennifer Huber and Megan Wientge. Huber, the team’s captain, provides her teammates with leadership and stability. Pearce says, “She has set the stan- dard for our newcomers.” The increasing depth at Spring Hill is most evident at the goalkeeper position where senior Shannon Netherby from Moramar, N.J., has been pushed throughout the early workouts 2 0 ’ by the two talented freshmen, Brandi Harris of Titusville, Fla., r e g n i and Sam Brunk of Cummings, Ga. On offense, sophomore Kasey b u a L

Pruett has shown herself to be a valuable addition to the roster. h t e S

In the four opening games of the year, Pruett led the team in y b o t scoring with five goals and two assists and was named the o h P GCAC Women’s Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 3-9. Six returning seniors bring experience to the Lady Badgers soccer team.

Cross Country Opens The Season Strong The cross country team opened the 2007 season at the Southern Mississippi Invitational. Led by junior team captain Patrick Aucoin of River Ridge, La., the Badgers placed sixth in a field of 12 schools. “I thought our runners did a good job,” says Head Coach Griggs Covington. “We were running against several NCAA Division I programs, so I was pleased with our results.” Aucoin finished in sixth place indi-

2 vidually with a time of 22:57, and sopho- 0 ’ r e more Austin Fox of Dothan finished in g n i b u 13th position with a time of 23:42. The a L h t Spring Hill women placed fifth out of 12 e S y b schools, and freshman Blakely Duhé of o t o h Mobile finished with a time of 22:48, P Senior Candace Wilson, senior Katie Goodwin, junior Patrick Aucoin and senior Amy Lyon good enough for 19th place. lead the Badgers cross country teams.

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 7 Pearce Confident in Men’s Volleyball Opens 2007 Soccer Team Season Jumping out to a 3-2 record in the 2007 season and ranked as the No. 3 team in NAIA Region XIII, the Lady Badgers vol- leyball team is once again ready to prove itself as a contender in the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. First-year Head Coach Beth Ring says she is confident in the early season. “We had a really good preseason,” Ring says. “The players worked very hard and have made a real effort to work with each other and the new coaches.” Ring will bring an aggressive attacking to the Lady 2 0

’ Badgers. “We’ll be a fast-tempo team – fast and high paced,” she r e g

n says. “We want to make things happen and make the other i b u a teams adjust to us.” L h t e

S Part of that fast-paced style will come from the personalities y b

o and playing styles of Ring’s two senior captains, setter Lindsey t o h

P Schmidt of Chicago, Ill., and middle blocker Kristen Phillips of Men’s soccer junior co-captains are Sean Simpson, left and Matt Reiter. St. Louis, Mo. “Lindsey sets the ball fast and that dictates a lot of our style,” Ring says. “We’ve asked a lot of both our seniors Opening the year with a 0-4 loss to the No. 7-ranked Auburn on and off the court, and they’ve gone a long way in making our University Montgomery, the Spring Hill Badgers soccer team freshmen feel a part of the team.” bounced back the next weekend to win the Spring Hill Invitational with a 3-2 double overtime victory over Harris-Stowe. Jim Stennett is Sports Information Director at Spring Hill College. Head Coach Adam Pearce points to that victory as a good omen for the future. “We had a very good preseason,” Pearce says. “The heat made it challenging, but our guys adjusted well not only to the heat but also to the changes in schedule that it constantly required. That’s a good indicator of things to come.” Pearce looks to co-captain junior Sean Simpson, a mid-fielder from Ballwin, Mo., for leadership on and off the field this season. “He’s the heart and soul of our team right now, and he’s the catalyst for the attack,” Pearce says. Simpson was GCAC Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 3-9, 2007. On defense, the Badgers will have freshman Cory Bronenkamp from St. Louis, Mo., in goal, but Pearce isn’t worried about placing such a vital position in the hands of a freshman. “He’s got good size for the college game, and he’s got a good head on his shoulders,” Pearce says. “Cory has made a relatively easy transition.” Covington and McCracken Join Basketball Staff The Spring Hill athletics staff grew this summer with the addition of Griggs Covington as assistant men’s basketball coach and Megan McCracken as the women’s assistant coach. A native of Eureka Springs, Ark., Covington comes to the Badgers from the University of Arkansas where he completed his Bachelor of Education in 2007. A McDonald’s Basketball All-American nom-

inee his senior year in high school, Covington will also coach the 2 0 ’ r e

Spring Hill men’s and women’s cross country teams. g n i b u

McCracken joins women’s Head Coach Craig following a a L h t

successful three-year career as a shooting guard at Illinois State e S y University. In 2005, she was a member of the Missouri Valley b o t o h

Conference’s All-Tournament team following the Redbirds’ MVC P Tournament championship. Hailing from Rock Island, Ill., she Senior co-captains Lindsey Schmidt, left, and Kristen Phillips lead the received her B.S. in communications from ISU in 2007. volleyball team.

8 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 A Vision Realized By Lindsay O’Quin e s i a c e N h t i e K y b o t o h P Just as Skip Viragh formed many lasting friendships during his time at Spring Hill College, generations of students will create new friendships in the living and learning spaces he has provided them.

On Labor Day weekend in 2003, Albert P. “Skip” Viragh Jr. ’64 and his friend Becky Alexander visited the campus and the resi- dence hall that bears his name, Viragh Hall, which had been dedicated the previous April. As the story goes, Alexander pointed to decrepit Murray Hall and said, “We should take that building down and build a new resi- dence hall that mirrors this one.” Then, with a big smile on his face, Viragh added, “And you could put my statue right over there,” pointing to an open area between the two residence halls.

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 9 Viragh’s dream was realized on tory of Rydex Investments, the firm has always been about Spring Hill Sept. 21 as students, faculty, staff, that Viragh founded in 1993. At that and about the wonderful friends he trustees and friends gathered at the time the company’s board of trustees made here.” dedication of Skip’s Place, marking comprised six individuals, four of Spring Hill President Gregory F. the completion of the Viragh whom were graduates of Spring Hill Lucey, S.J., said it is his hope that Complex. And, true to his vision, a College, demonstrating Viragh’s current and future Spring Hill stu- living statue was erected in his mem- enduring college friendships. dents will find in Viragh a model of ory – fittingly, a fir tree was planted Pat McCarville ’64, Viragh’s col- empowerment to face the everyday as a reference to his other nickname, lege roommate and longtime friend, challenges of life. “Tree.” “What I find Prior to most beautiful his death in about Skip Viragh 2003, Viragh is the fact that he gave more was able to turn his than $13 mil- life around. He was lion to Spring a man who was Hill College, able to change the making him course of his life the biggest and thus make an donor in the incredible differ- college’s his- ence in the lives of tory. all those people he However, touched,” Lucey friends and said. “He was so family don’t much more than identify an incredibly suc- Viragh as a cessful businessman stellar stu- who decided to dent or a give back. Skip savvy busi- Viragh was a wit- nessman; ness of the power they remem- of God’s grace to ber him as transform one’s someone who shortcomings into valued rela- newness of life.” tionships above all else. A Home for 2 0 ’

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10 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 pod. The hall accom- Elizabeth Anne modates a total of 139 Thomas, a senior residents in double sociology major, has and single rooms. lived in every resi- “Skip’s Place fea- dence hall on cam- tures a living arrange- pus. “This is definite- ment that is intended ly my favorite. I like to bring smaller that everything is groups of students new and hasn’t been ’ together, while still 2 used yet,” she said, 0

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Mobile Hall Gets “Extreme Makeover” In addition to catching the first now home to 94 residents who live in glimpse of Skip’s Place, the campus com- single rooms with private baths. munity enjoyed the blessing of newly ren- Renovations included removing the car- ovated Mobile Hall on Aug. 16. pet and refinishing the original hard- Constructed in 1927, Mobile Hall wood floors, replacing the carpeted walls originally was home to offices and class- with a textured paint, adding new furni- rooms on the first floor, with rooms on ture, and installing new air condition- the second and third floors. As part of the ing. Mobile Hall also has a new laundry 1994 renovations under then-president room, and the second floor lobby has Rev. William Rewak, S.J., the rooms fea- been opened up as a meeting place to Renovated dorm room in Mobile Hall. tured carpeted walls invite more interaction often visited friends who were residents and lofts that among its residents. The of Mobile Hall, and as a current resident dropped from the extensive renovations led he greatly appreciates the renovations. ceiling. Dr. Charmane May, execu- “The floors look great, especially “Though the tive vice president, to since they were able to use the original famous lofts are describe the project as an hardwood floors. I also love the fact that gone, what is left is “Extreme Makeover.” there is no more carpet everywhere you the intended beauty McPherson said all look,” Boudreaux said. “Several people and craftsmanship these changes have 2

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Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 11 out. I like that it encourages movement not only from one Place is the spirit of community it encourages. pod to another but also from one wing of Skip’s Place to “I really like the common areas, because even though another.” at times people may have different interests and personal- “It also provides a good area to hang out in the court- ities, they all come together to watch T.V. or study,” Puga yard,” Bovine added, as a large group of students formed explained. “It makes you feel like more of a community, outside. and I think that was part of the purpose.” Monica L. Puga, a sophomore Hispanic studies and graph- ic design major, said she enjoys her large room and the outdoor Editor Lindsay O’Quin is Assistant Director of spaces, but she agrees that the most impressive aspect of Skip’s Communications at Spring Hill College.

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Stories By Lindsay O’Quin Photos By Seth Laubinger ’02 Four years on the Hill by four SHC students The Spring Hill College Magazine is introducing involved in campus activities. We will revisit them a new series, 4x4, which follows four students on their one issue each year to see how the college has shaped four-year college journey on the Hill. In this issue, their lives, culminating with their walk down the freshmen John Koch, Jasmine Williams, Lenna Avenue of the Oaks in 2011. It is our hope that alum- Altamirano and Javier Portal share stories of their ni will see how Spring Hill College, although a cam- first semester, from receiving scholarships and decid- pus of the 21st century, continues to prepare leaders ing their majors to making new friends and getting in the service of others.

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 13 John Koch Hometown: O’Fallon, Mo. Major: Biology Pre-Health

John Koch heard about Spring Hill A trombone and College from his uncle Andy Koch, who bass guitar player, graduated from SHC in 1998. After vis- Koch hopes to iting the college on Scholarship Day, he start the Badger felt like Spring Hill was somewhere he Pep Band to play at basketball games would fit in well. and other school events. “So far it has A few weeks later he received a proved to be a huge undertaking, but phone call to inform him that he was when it is done it will be a lot of fun,” selected as one of four Spring Hill he says. Scholars, “and that sealed the deal,” he Koch also assists Campus Ministry says of Spring Hill’s most prestigious as an altar server at Sunday Mass, and merit scholarship. he plans to join more organizations as During his short time on the Hill, the year progresses. “I hope to get real- Koch already feels at home, “which is ly involved,” he says. “I think it is a a major part of the college transition,” great way to meet people and have a he says. “So far the thing that has good time.” impressed me the most is how willing Outside of school, Koch enjoys everyone – students, faculty, staff and playing his instruments with other administration – has worked to make musicians, and hanging out with his friends this feel like home.” at the beach, the movies or the residence A biology pre-health major, Koch halls. Because his family lives in O’Fallon, was selected as a Spring Hill College-St. Mo., about an hour west of St. Louis, Koch Louis University Pre-Med Scholar, a spe- can only go home during Christmas break or cial program for pre-med students that summer, but he regularly visits other family guarantees acceptance to St. Louis members who live in Gulf Shores, Ala. University Medical School after complet- “Spring Hill has been a great school ing his sophomore year. Medicine was these first two months,” he says. “The always in the back of his mind as a pos- smaller campus really makes this sible career option, but when Koch feel like home and has made it received the pre-med scholarship, “I so much easier to meet believe that was the door opening on friends and focus on studies the career for me,” he says. and school activities.”

14 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 Jasmine Williams Hometown: Theodore, AL Major: Mass Communications Minor: Spanish (undeclared)

As a Mobile County native, Jasmine “Hopefully you will be waking up to me Williams has always been aware of Spring every morning on CNN or something.” Hill College, but she never considered Williams is interested in dancing and attending until the end of her senior “going Greek” later this year, and she year of high school. After a campus visit, will start playing intramural flag football she fell in love with the beautiful campus this season. “I don’t have clue what I’m and felt like the faculty and staff really cared doing, so that will be interesting,” she about her. says. As the first-ever recipient of the Fannie Williams appreciates that there is E. Motley Scholarship, designated for well- always something to do at Spring Hill, mak- rounded and diverse leaders, Williams was ing her college experience a pleasant one. “I recognized at a reception in her honor in love it so far,” she says. September. The scholarship is named for On the weekends Williams is able to Motley, the first African-American student visit her family, with whom she is very close. to graduate from Spring Hill College in “I’m one of the lucky ones. My family is 1956. only 15 minutes away,” she says. “I go home A mass communications major, to wash my clothes and get a home-cooked Williams intends to pursue journalism and meal.” is considering a minor in Spanish. She says Upon reflection of her first semester, she would enjoy writing for the Williams references Fr. Lucey’s famous ship- Springhillian student newspaper one day. wreck speech to incoming freshmen: “I always wanted to be a journalist. I “SHC is a great school. I’m just await- knew that from day one, but I’m still ing my first ‘shipwreck,’” she says. keeping my options open,” she says. “But I’m a swimmer, so I won’t sink!”

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 15 Lenna Altamirano Hometown: Metairie, LA Major: Biology Pre-Health Minor: Spanish (undeclared)

Lenna Altamirano heard great devotes her time in service things about Spring Hill College hours as a tutor at a local ele- from a friend who attended the mentary school. Already she has college, and after speaking to SHC been chosen as a Springhillian, a representatives at a college fair in student ambassador for the college, New Orleans she left with an even and she was recently elected as a fresh- more positive impression. man class senator for the Student With her heart set on attend- Government Association. Altamirano is ing a small college, Altamirano also interested in becoming a chose SHC because of its Catholic Eucharistic minister for Campus heritage and personal attention Ministry and in rushing for one of the from faculty. sororities. “I wanted to go to a small school, “I have been impressed by how because I wanted to be able to know my friendly everyone here really is. It does- classmates and build a relationship with my n’t matter what year you are in because professors about my studies,” she says. we all talk to each other,” she says. “It’s A biology pre-health major, Altamirano impressive to see how much the students aspires to attend medical school and to get involved here at Spring Hill and how become a pediatrician. “I’ve wanted to do they make time for all they do.” that for the longest because I love kids,” she Altamirano also enjoys shopping, travel- says. “I think working with kids every day ing, spending time with her friends and fam- would be the perfect job for me.” ily, and going to the beach. Her family is Her classes here at Spring Hill are preparing close by in Metairie, La., just outside of New her for her future career, including her favorite Orleans; so she will most likely make it home class, chemistry. “It’s amazing how science is for monthly visits. involved in the simplest things in life,” she says. “We’ll see how it all goes this semes- During the week Altamirano works in the ter, depending on how involved I Admissions office as a work-study, and she get to be,” she says.

16 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 Javier Portal Hometown: Miami, FL Major: Business (undeclared)

Although he heard about Spring Hill watching football, baseball, golf, College though friends who are students hockey, tennis, basketball and here, Javier Portal stresses that he decided to soccer. Portal is also a work- attend the college because it was the right study in the Arthur R. Outlaw environment for him. Recreation Center, working at “I chose Spring Hill because I felt it was the front desk and in the weight the best place for me,” he emphasizes. ”I felt room. that I would not just be a number to the school Although his plate is full with like in some bigger universities. I would be classes, work and golf, Portal said more of an individual here at Spring Hill.” he would like to get involved with Coming from a big city like Miami, Campus Ministry and might con- Portal was concerned that Spring Hill sider going Greek. College would lack the entertainment to Portal’s favorite class this semes- which he was accustomed. However, ter has been theology with Dr. he has been pleasantly surprised. Steve Wilson, who, Portal says, “It has impressed me how much explains concepts thoroughly and fun it is here and how there are so keeps the class interesting and many things to do just here on fun. Like many freshmen, Portal is campus,” he says. undecided about his major, but he Portal, who also selected is fairly certain that he will Spring Hill for its golf pro- declare his major as business. gram, is a member of the “I feel that this gives me the golf team. In addition to most options on picking a career furthering his golf in future,” he says. “I just hope to career, he enjoys be successful in whatever I being active and decide I want to do.”

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 17 Changing Minds, Transforming Lives Students Reflect on Facing Poverty Project

By Lindsay O’Quin

One student at the University of who participated in Alabama. the Facing Poverty The project continues project quoted this year, with the campus- Gandhi as saying: wide annual theme revolv- “As human beings, ing around the project: our greatness lies “Weaving the Social

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18 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 and to write their the Web site and, in turn, will stories. impact those who view the site. “Most of the “I think the entire experience students felt ill- brought out strengths and emotions in prepared to go out my classmates that I had never wit- into the neighbor- nessed before in other classes, and this hoods and ask is most visible when we get together strangers about and look at the project in its entirety. their personal There is a common sense of pride and lives. But they accomplishment,” said Hill, who worked hard at added that the project has helped her preparing them- to grow as an aspiring writer. selves, and they Hill noted that many people did a great job of believe that hard work is enough to empathizing with achieve the American dream, but for their subjects. many families this is not the case. They began to talk She said the Facing Poverty project, about them as if which shows snapshots of hard-work- they were old ing individuals, is not enough to friends,” Davis change policy; but she believes the said. “I enjoyed project has been successful if it alters watching my stu- people’s perspectives.

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Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 19 Theology Programs Celebrate 25 Years Around The South By Greta Sharp It all began 25 years ago when Catholic schools in Mississippi need- ed a way to certify religion teachers. With no Catholic college or univer- sity in Mississippi, Joseph Brunini looked to then-Spring Hill College president Rev. Paul Tipton, S.J., who asked the college’s theology faculty to prepare a program to quali- fy Catholic schoolteachers. It went so well, said the Rev. Christopher Viscardi, S.J., division chair of philosophy and theology, that the program was continued on a graduate level and the Master of

20 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 Arts in Theology and a master’s cer- tificate in spiritual direction from Spring Hill. “The way Jesuits teach theology is unique,” she said. “It’s not fiction that it is an excellent educa- tion. There’s a practical side – not just what to think but how to think about it.” Madonia also assists Viscardi with graduate seminars. “The study of theology enables one to integrate thoughts about faith, with one’s actu- al experience of faith,” she said. e s i a c e “Studying theology at Spring Hill has N h t i given deeper meaning to my personal e K y

B spirituality.” o t o h Spring Hill theology faculty P Dr. John Switzer, assistant professor of theology, teaches several graduate theology courses. members go to the various sites and teach, but also identify qualified peo- Theological Studies (MTS) program Its broad spectrum appealed to non- ple in each area to use as adjunct fac- was created. It was first offered in Catholic clergy and lay people want- ulty members. All four sites offer Jackson in the fall of 1982, and the ing to update themselves or to obtain Saturday courses; Mobile and following spring it began at Spring a better background. Atlanta also offer Tuesday night Hill College. “It is serious theological study courses. The Saturday courses run for Viscardi said the degree was aimed at lay Catholic adults and designed to introduce basic informa- non-Catholics interested in learning tion. “The theology faculty decided more about contemporary theology to offer a good foundation in con- and the Catholic tradition,” temporary Catholic theology for explained Viscardi. “It’s not aimed at adults who had minimal or no theol- seminarians or people getting a Ph.D. ogy background,” he It’s a theological explained. “By study that explores adding in courses on “Studying both the Catholic different areas of tradition of theology theology, the course theology at and contemporary was more flexible theological issues, and introduced Spring Hill writers and ques- adults to Catholic has given tions.” theological studies.” News of the success Rev. Christopher Viscardi, S.J., is division For those inter- deeper meaning of the Jackson pro- chair of philosophy and theology. ested in further delv- gram spread quickly, ing into theology, to my personal and in 1990 six Saturdays of six hours each; the Spring Hill soon spirituality.” Birmingham Tuesday classes run for 12 weeks of offered the Master of requested to be three hours each. While teaching in Arts in Theology, Deborah Madonia, included; Atlanta person allows the faculty members to which featured addi- Mobile was added in 1997. maintain personal interaction with tional coursework For the 2006-2007 the students, Viscardi said the pro- and concentrations as well as a thesis academic year, the Mobile program gram is also experimenting with requirement. Graduates of this pro- had 63 students, the Atlanta pro- online courses. gram have gone on to work in parish gram had 95, Birmingham had 18, education or to write books on theo- and Jackson had 23 participants. Greta Sharp is a freelance writer living logical topics. This new degree was Mobile resident Deborah in Mobile. also more ecumenical, said Viscardi. Madonia received both a Master of

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 21 ChapterUpdates Atlanta Chicago On Aug. 18, 25 alumni, parents and friends Nearly 60 alumni, parents and friends gathered gathered at Turner Field for the Spring Hill College at Wrigley Field for the annual Spring Hill College night at the ballpark. Attendees enjoyed a pre-game Cubs outing on July 21, 2007. Attendees enjoyed a gathering on the City Scape patio followed by a pre-game brunch in the Stadium Club followed by a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Rev. Gregory F. Lucey, S.J., Jim McKinney ’69, John R.E.B. Bodet ’85, Leslie and David Sharkey ’85 enjoy McKinney ’68 and Frank D’Amelio ’68 enjoy the game the view of the Atlanta skyline on the City Scape Patio on a cool Chicago day. at Turner Field. The Chapter also hosted its 12th Annual Golf Classic and Dinner Auction at Bloomingdale Golf Baton Rouge Club on Saturday, August 25. Thirty-five golfers took to the course and additional alumni joined the David ’83 and Denise ’85 Hatcher sent off group for the post-tournament dinner auction. incoming freshman from the Baton Rouge area in Golfers also participated in a long-drive competition style with a fun fish fry co-hosted with Dean Hebert for exclusive rights to the title of “2007 Strongest ’02 at their home on July 19. The event gave five Badger.” Congratulations to Greg Schlax ’77 for new students and their families the chance to meet earning the title in the senior category for the sec- and mingle with nearly 30 other returning students, ond year in a row and Greg Schram ’06 for winning parents and alumni. the 49 and under category. The event grossed close to $15,000, with all proceeds benefiting the Chicago Scholarship Fund. Special thanks to Mike Gamauf ’92 for chairing this event.

Brittany Lewis ’11, Ellen Broering ’10, Megan Blanchard ’11 and Meagan Duncan ’11 talk about life on The Hill. Cas Baczinskas ’72, Joe Fisher ’71, and Joe Coglianese ’69

22 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 Mobile The Mobile Alumni Chapter sponsored the 13th annual Zoghby-DeVaney Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament on Sept. 23. Seventeen teams compet- ed, and the team of Michael Johnson ’02, Keath Kaufman ’05, Seth Laubinger ’02 and Matt Lursen ’02 was awarded for its 1st place win. The Chapter also recognized Rebecca M. Zitnik, a native of Loxley and 2007 graduate of McGill-Toolen, as this year’s scholarship recipient. Many thanks to members of the tournament committee for their hard work: Sam Coates ’94, Andria Deane ’07, Peggy and Jim DeVaney ’71, Brian Harp ’00, Mandy Herndon ’99, Amber Houston ’02, Michael Kintz ’89, Trey Mayhall ’95, Scott and Stephanie Zoghby McNally ’92, Robin Pearson Fitzhugh ’70 and Judy Hafner ’95 catch Tyler Nichols ’81, Bob Pfeffle ’89, Thornton up at the Eastern Shore Art Center. Stephens ’88, Bill Ward ’77, Chris Zoghby, George Zoghby ’88 and Mary Jo Zoghby. The chapter also hosted a party at the Eastern Shore Art Center on Aug. 17. ESAC Director Robin Pearson Fitzhugh ’70 opened the venue after hours for approximately 70 alumni and their chil- dren to enjoy a special sculpture exhibit, and Will and Kelly Flynn Hughes ’00 catered the event. New Orleans Alumni celebrated the beginning of the profes- sional football season with a gathering at JB’s bar and grill on Sept. 16 to watch the New Orleans Saints take on the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay. Approximately 15 alumni, parents and friends attended this Sunday afternoon event, which proved to be a fun time for all.

The winning team of Michael Johnson ’02, Keath Kaufman ’05, Seth Laubinger ’02 and Matt Lursen ’02 head out to the course.

See page 24 for the complete list of sponsors who made the Zoghby-DeVaney Tournmanet possible

Pierre Gaudin ’01 and Jonathan Shaver ’02

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 23 ChapterUpdates North Texas On Saturday, Sept. 15, approximately 15 alumni and friends gathered at the home of Sondra and Andrew ’90 Minigutti for an evening of music triv- ia. After testing the group to better gauge their knowledge of different aspects of music, attendees were broken up into teams for a little friendly com- petition. A special thank you to the Miniguttis for welcoming Spring Hill College alumni into their home. St. Louis The Cardinals Golden Gloves Room in Busch Stadium provided the setting for the St. Louis alum- ni gathering on Sept. 15. More than 50 people attended to network with other alumni and watch the St. Louis Cardinals take on longtime rival the Chicago Cubs. Attendees also had the opportunity Paul Banks ’02, Jamie Thurman ’04, David Hunter ’05, to meet and mingle with Cubs general manager, Jim Tom Hunter ’03 Hendry ’77.

Spring Hill College wishes to thank the sponsors of the 13th annual Zoghby-DeVaney Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament. We appreciate your generosity and support! The Michael E. Zoghby Family PrimeSource Mortgage – Sam Coates ’94 Jim ’71 & Peggy ’71 DeVaney WNSP Mr. & Mrs. James O. DeVaney Jr. Zoe’s Kitchen Bellsouth/AT&T Will Hughes Catering & Market Halliday-Jaet Trust The Pillars The Ackels Foundation Quail Creek Golf Club Jeff Elliot ’74 Shell Landing Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. John P. Callan ’50 Lakewood Golf Club Hartley Brothers Mfg Inc Polish! Martin, Zieman & Pfeffle, PC – Robert C. Pfeffle DMD ’89 IP Casino, Resort & Spa Kim ’89 & Michael ’89 Pennington What a Stitch E. Tyler Nichols Jr., CPA, MBA, LLC ’81 Whitney Bank Wachovia Bank Warrior Custom Golf Chuck Stevens Automotive Limb by Limb Massage Studio – Heidi Pritchett, LMT Branch, Bell, & Zoghby – Sam A. Zoghby III Lyons, Pipes & Cook Wilkins Miller, PC Rock Creek Golf Club Alford, Clausen & McDonald, LLC The William McLeod Jr. Family International Assurance The John & Dara Racciatti Family Artcraft Press Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Lyon ’76 Carrabba’s Italian Grill Baldwin Bone and Joint, P.C. – Dr. Drew Corbett Naman’s Catering D.W. Gwatkin Construction Company, Inc. Atlanta Bread Company Spring Hill Ace Hardware Budweiser Carpe Diem Coffee and Tea Company Coca-Cola O’Charley’s RE/MAX By The Bay – The Judy Niemeyer Team The Fresh Market

24 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 UpcomingEvents November 5 Badger Basketball Bash University of South Alabama Jaguars vs. SHC Badgers Mitchell Center, USA Campus 5 p.m. – Pre-game dinner at Picklefish, 5955 Old Shell Road 7:05 p.m. – Tip-off $10 per adult / $5 per child (10 years old and younger)

December 6 Mobile Alumni Christmas Open House Stewartfield 5 to 8:30 p.m.

December 24 Mobile Alumni Christmas Eve Mass St. Joseph Chapel 5 p.m.

January 26 St. Louis Mardi Gras Scholarship Fundraiser

For details and a full listing of upcoming events, log on to www.shc.edu/alumni-and-friends/events

Announcing Availability of New Alumni Service The Alumni Insurance Program offers a variety of attractively priced insurance products to alumni,parents,and their families:

Medical Insurance Life Insurance Auto,Home & Renters Insurance For those temporarily without cov- Long-term protection with great Special rates are available to erage, such as the unemployed and rates and fantastic features. alumni and family members living recent graduates, and for special situa- Coverage is available to $2 million. in the same household. tions, including travelers and students.

Contact the Office of Alumni Programs at (877) SPR-HILL or e-mail [email protected] for details.

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 25 ClassNotes

1950s 1990s tification exam to become as an associate, in St. provides her the opportuni- a Board Certified Behavior Louis, Mo. He is a member ty to pursue her true pas- Analysis. She works for the of the firm’s Corporate sion of grassroots communi- The Rev. James Carter, Robert Daniels Jr. ’90 Association for Retarded Services Group. He focuses ty development. S.J. ’52 has been asked to received his Master of Citizens of Baldwin his practice in the areas of serve as President Emeritus Information County. She and her hus- securities, mergers and at Loyola University New Systems/Management from band, V.J., reside in Bay acquisitions and general Melissa Holton ’06 has Orleans. He was the the University of Phoenix Minette, Ala., with their corporate law, including completed her first year of longest tenured president, on June 3, 2007. He works 4-year-old daughter, Sarah. corporate governance. He medical school at The having served more than for the Social Security received his J.D. degree Medical College of 21 years. As President Administration’s Office of from Saint Louis Georgia. Emeritus, he plays an the Inspector General as a Shayla Jones Beaco ’97 University School of Law, active role in fundraising senior information tech- was promoted in April to magna cum laude, in 2007. for the university, working nology specialist and team serve the City of Prichard Marriages with alumni, donors and leader (GS-14). Robert as economic development the community. and his wife, Rebecca, director. In this new role, Nick ’01 and Sara ’99 reside in Atlanta with she is responsible for creat- (Radulski) Saacks live in Jennifer Minigutti their rottweiler named ing and implementing eco- Spring Lake Heights, N.J., Mayfield ’88 was married Diesel. nomic development pro- with their two children, on May 5, 2007, to Mark grams and strategies that Thomas and Rachel. Nick Mayfield. The couple 1960s will result in capital works for the U.S. Army as resides in Alpharetta, Ga. Alexandra S. Aitken ’96 investment opportunities, a logistics specialist at Fort James M. Hill, Ph.D. ’64 moved back to Atlanta in job creation, meaningful Monmouth, N.J. Sara is a is Director of 2005 after living in the workforce development reading specialist for the Courtney Hassell ’02 and Pharmacology and Dominican Republic, activities, and business Wall Township Board of Justin Ehni ’02 were Infectious Disease at the where she was the assistant retention and recruitment Education in Wall, N.J., married on Nov. 18, 2006 LSU Health Science management officer at the in the Prichard area. and an adjunct instructor in Houston. Groomsmen Center. He holds joint British Embassy in Santo at Brookdale Community and ushers from the class appointments in Domingo. She received a College. Their daughter, of 2002 were: Ophthalmology, conditional offer of Jim Fry ’97 was recently Rachel, was born on July Christopher Brinson, Pharmacology, Virology, employment last year from accepted into the St. 26, 2006. Bobby Cavnar, Brooks and Neuroscience. Dr. Hill the U.S. State Joseph’s University Walters and Will has presented lectures in Department. She is on a Interdisciplinary Doctorate Yankow. Bridesmaids Berlin, Moscow, list of candidates eligible of Education program that Kevin Hamby ’02 is the from the class of 2002 Stockholm, Buenos Aires, for hire as a Foreign began in August 2007. He owner of The Goddard were: Danielle Waterman New York, Seattle, and Ft. Service specialist. She recently completed work on School, an early childhood Brinson, Jennifer Lauderdale. His laboratory works for a food brokerage the film “Our Lady of development center in McCarley Graham, recently discovered a in Atlanta. Victory.” Birmingham. The school, Amber Houston and human gene, which has been open for Monica Manzella Apoliptoprotein allele E4, about a year and a half, is Waldron. Courtney grad- that is a risk factor for her- The Rev. Lisa C. Flores Melissa Jarreau Hodges at enrollment capacity. uated from South Texas petic stromal keratitis, a ’96 was recently called to ’98 and Don Hodges ’98 Kevin and his wife, Kelle, College of Law in May serious blinding eye dis- serve Christ Church were married in 2001. welcomed their daughter, 2006 and works in pri- ease. He and his wife, (Episcopal) in Grosse They are the proud parents Caroline, on August 8. vate practice as a family Barbara McCleod Hill Pointe, Mich. She is the of two boys, Stephen, born 2007. She weighed 7 law attorney. Justin ’66, are the proud grand- Associate Rector of in 2004, and Hogan, born pounds, 8 ounces and was works in the marketing parents of Zachary, 11, and Christian Formation and in January 2007. 20 inches long. department at the Nicholas, 4. Parish Life. Lisa was Houston Museum of ordained to the priesthood Natural Science. The in December 2005. She Delvin Seawright ’99 was Jonathan Lucia ’04 has couple resides in began her new ministry recently promoted to recently completed his Houston. July 1, 2007. Senior Accountant with master’s degree in clinical 1970s the Alabama Department psychology at Appalachian of Rehabilitation Services. State University. He works Sarah Lindsey Pugh ’03 Mary Emma (Ackels) Kelly Slattery Kolbeck He serves as the Cash for Birmingham Southern and Jeremiah James Kolb Karam ’76 recently ’96 and her husband, Manager, supervising its College in the division of ’03 were married at St. received the President’s Kevin, recently opened Cash Management section student affairs. Joseph Chapel on the Award from Ursuline Shoreline Boat and RV of the Accounting campus of Spring Hill Academy of Dallas. The Repair, specializing in Division. He is also a CPA College on May 26, 2007. President’s Award recog- fiberglass and aluminum candidate. Delvin and his Lenice Emanuel, MLA ’06 The reception followed at nizes those who provide boats, RV and personal wife, Lori, reside in was promoted in April to Stewartfield. Rev. Gerald extraordinary leadership watercraft restoration. Montgomery, Ala. serve as Director of Grants Regan, S.J., officiated the and service to support The couple resides in and Community mass. Both Sarah and excellence in the educa- Tulsa, Okla., with their Development for the City Jeremiah are in graduate tion of young women. two children, Cooper, 4, 2000s of Prichard. Her former role school at Auburn Mary Emma is currently and Cali, 2. as the Grants University working on Senior Counsel in the Administrator has success- their master’s degrees in Dallas office of Jackson Steven J. Foristal ’01 has fully guided the city’s quest the Biological Sciences Walker, LLP. Julie Renee (Hinton) joined the law firm of to secure meaningful grant program. Autrey ’97 passed her cer- Armstrong Teasdale, LLP, funding. Her new position

26 Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 Births Keep In Touch Stacy Elias-Desoto ’90 Rebecca “Becca” Lathram and Dave John Desoto McGoff ’96 and her hus- announce the birth of band, Jeff, are happy to their son, Jack-Nelson on announce the birth of their Name April 10, 2007. He son, Thomas Lathram, born weighed 9 pounds, 13 on Jan. 29, 2007. The ounces and was 20.5 McGoffs live in Memphis, Class inches long. Jack-Nelson Tenn. joins 8-year-old sister Adresss Sarah Olivia. The family resides in New Iberia, La. Audra (Foret) Fields ’99 City/State/Zip and her husband, Zack, are proud to announce (Ginny) Scheidt the birth of their son, Home Phone ’90 and her husband, Adam Zachary. He was Stephen, announce the born on Oct. 30, 2006, Business Name arrival of their son, John weighing 7 pounds, 15 Christopher, born on ounces. The Fields reside March 17, 2007. He was in Metairie, La. Business Title born at the National Naval Medical Center in Business Adress Bethesda, Md. Kelly (Doherty) McCarron ’99 and her hus- City/State/Zip band, Jeff, proudly Kate (Poelker) Roark ’92 announce the birth of their and her husband, Scott, daughter, Anna Elizabeth, Business Phone welcomed their first son, born on May 15, 2007. Charlie, on May 10, 2007. Anna weighed 7 pounds, 8 E-mail Charlie joins big sisters ounces and was 21 inches Stella, 4, and Tess, 18 long. Your News months. The Roarks live in Births, Deaths, Marriages, Dunwoody, Ga. Promotions, etc. Kelly Dyson Crooker ’00 and her husband, Eric, Tina (Miller) Lee ’95 announce the birth of their and her husband, Steve, son, Benjamin Michael, are happy to announce born on June 20, 2006. He the birth of their second weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces daughter, Alexis Makayla, and was 21 inches long. born on April 10, 2007. He joins 3-year-old brother Lexie joins her big sister, Dyson. The Crookers live 3-year-old Abbie. The in Alexandria, La. Lees live in Wilmington, N.C. In Memoriam Leo Francis “Frank” Sneeringer ’34 Share your successes with friends and classmates Rev. Walter “Laurie” Furman, S.J. ’43 by submitting your news to the Hays Joseph Tapia ’49 Spring Hill College Magazine. Matthew W. Mulherin ’50 Mail your news to: Rev. Benedict Sellers ‘50 Class Notes Dr. Peter John Soto, M.D. ’52 Spring Hill College Office of Alumni Programs Alvin C. Ellis ‘54 4000 Dauphin St. William “Bobby” Kivette ’60 Mobile, AL 36608 Rev. Gary William Schwartzkopf, S.J. ’62 E-mail your news to: Claudio Acevedo ’63 [email protected] Beverly Grimes ’81 Emelil Davis Williams ’88 Or, visit www.shc.edu/www/alumni-directory/update

Spring Hill College • Fall 2007 27 2008 Alumni Travel Program Co-hosted with Loyola University New Orleans and Regis University Cruise through the Panama Canal January 20-31, 2008

Relax aboard Crystal Symphony, your luxurious and entertaining vessel, as you visit many fascinating ports of call. Set sail on the Atlantic Ocean from Miami, Fla., and explore the stunning white beaches of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Then, cruise to the tropical paradise St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles. Witness the beauty of Antigua, Leeward Islands, before journeying to cultural Aruba, Kingdom of the Netherlands. Admire one of the world’s most impressive feats of engineering as the ship travels through the six locks of the Panama Canal. Finally, ride the calm waters of the Pacific Ocean to charming Caldera, Costa Rica.

Rome Escapade November 12-19, 2008

Discover the treasures of the Eternal City as you embark on an exciting Roman Holiday! This remarkable program gives you six nights at one of the world’s most fantastic capitals, with a flexible itinerary that lets you explore the city and its environs at your own pace. Walk in the foot- steps of the ancient Romans at the Forum and the Colosseum, then marvel at the wonders of Renaissance and Baroque Rome. Browse the fashionable shops by the Spanish Steps, and stop by Trevi Fountain to toss in a coin. Optional excursions include the highlights of Rome; Florence’s Renaissance splendor; the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel; Rome’s ancient ruins; the Bay of Naples, Sorrento and Pompeii; and the Umbrian town of Orvieto.

For complete details, log on to our travel operator’s Web site at spring.ahitravel.com. Honor Roll of Donors

Publishing the Honor Roll of Donors each year is whether to finance scholarships, construct or renovate a small way Spring Hill College can publicly facilities, develop new academic programs, or enhance recognize those who have made financial gifts to the technology across campus. college. Gifts listed in this Honor Roll include those Please take a few minutes to read the names of made from June 1, 2006 to May 31, 2007. Each alumni, parents, friends, faculty, staff, businesses and year the list of givers grows with the addition of new industries, foundations and associations who have friends who join the dedicated and consistent givers made a gift. Because of their support, Spring Hill who have supported the college for many years. College can continue to challenge men and women to And at Spring Hill College, each gift is needed learn, lead, serve and grow in the Jesuit tradition. and appreciated. Every gift is put to good use,

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Elcan ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Mayhall III ’95 Mr. William W. Malone ’61 $=1,000+ Donors Mr. Jerome J. Froelich Jr. ’65 Mr. Harold T. McCormick ’51 Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Maughn ’71 Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher ’68/’67 Mr. & Mrs. James H. McDonald Jr. ’75 Ms. Judith H. McKinney ’72 ¦ Deceased Rev. Frederick W. Gunti Mrs. Elizabeth McGowin Mr. Thomas S. Millette Sr. ’60 Drs. John & Cheryl Hendry ’71 Mr. & Mrs. John F. McKinney ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Skeeter Morris Jr. ’67/’69 ST. IGNATIUS SOCIETY Gifts of $100,000 or more Mr. Ralph G. Holberg III, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morris ’65/’67 Mrs. Margaret Nicolson Murray Mr. & Mrs. James I. Hollon III Mr. & Mrs. Don Muscolino ’60/’61 Mrs. Barbara Ann Myers ’82 Mrs. Nan Altmayer Mrs. Athalie Macgowan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. O’Melia Jr. Mr. Robert L. O’Donnell ’68 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Burke Jr. ’63 Mr. & Mrs. C. Ray Mayhall Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Gerry Phillips ’74/’78 Ms. Mary Linda Portner ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Burke ’66 Dr. Graham McClintock Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Clifford Pringle Jr. ’58/’86 & Mr. Paul W. Fisher Jesuit Community Mr. & Mrs. Augustine Meaher III Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ragland ’92 Dr. Christopher P. Puto ’64 Mr. & Mrs. V. Price LeBlanc ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Nicoud Sr. ’66 Mr. & Mrs. T. Lee Robinson/’56 & Mrs. Susan E. Heckler Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Murphy ’78/’78 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Nugent ’79 Mrs. Lorienne C. Sharp Anonymous “Skip” Viragh ’64 ¦ Mr. John P. Price Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Sharp Jr. ’39 Mr. George E. Sims Gifts of $50,000 - $99,000 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Price Sr. ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Shields Mrs. Carolyn W. Thomas Mrs. Tallulah Dunlap Quina Mr. & Mrs. Irving Silver Dr. & Mrs. E. M. Toler Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Elcan ’80 Ms. Margaret A. Rolando ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Stonisch III ’92 Mr. Richard J. Volentine Jr. ’77 Mr. & Mrs. James D. McKinney ’69 Mr. Gerard F. Rubin ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Carroll H. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Waddick Mr. & Mrs. Norvelle L. Smith Mrs. Anna F. Swider ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Whibbs ’80 SODALITY SOCIETY Mrs. Claire Travis Mr. & Mrs. John White-Spunner/’78 PORTIER SOCIETY Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Gonzalo F. Valdes-Fauli ’68 Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Luis M. Williams Sr. ’54 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mrs. Kathleen W. Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Young Jr. ’57 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Ambrose Anonymous Mr. Carl A. Abbene ’52 Mrs. I. Patricia Pergantis Barr ’58 Mr. George Barrett ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Abbene ’68 & Mr. Jack W. Barr Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Bell ’83 WALSH SOCIETY Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Ackels Jr. ’72 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Barter III ’68/’70 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bligh Mrs. Catherine D. Albiez Dr. & Mrs. Melvin J. Brandon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Boyle ’47 Mr. Matthew J. Barbour Dr. & Mrs. Steven Alsip ’77/’77 Mr. Michael W. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Byrne Jr. ’82 Dr. John A. Bazley ’65 Dr. & Mrs. Alberto J. Aran ’76 Rev. Stephen F. Campbell, S.J. ’76 Dr. Noreen Carrocci & Mr. Bob Benson Drs. Gerry & Cynthia Castille ’77/’77 Mr. James M. Arnold ’86 Mrs. Joan Coley Dr. Mary F. Chan ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Clapper Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Atkinson Sr. ’57 Rev. Dan A. Creagan, S.J. ’51 Mr. Charles A. Chiara Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Coghlan ’77/’78 Mr. & Mrs. Harold I. Bahlinger ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Fowler ’93/’04 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Clark III ’59 Estate of Thomas O. Collins ¦ Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Ball Mr. & Mrs. Cortez E. Fowler Jr. ’91 Dr. & Mrs. Walter D. Cockerham Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Cooney ’74 Dr. & Mrs. Mac Barbour III ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Cortez Fowler Sr. ’67/’89 Mr. & Mrs. F. Joseph Costello ’67 Mr. Reggie Copeland Jr. ’75 Dr. & Mrs. Hoshall S. Barrett Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Creighton Fowler ’94/’99 Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael Coughlin ’61 Dr. Kenneth R. Courington ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Bernbrock ’64 Mr. Jamie Lewis ’87 Ms. Taran Davies Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Coyle ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Mack B. Binion ’69 Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Madonia/’93 Mr. Marshall J. DeMouy ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Dempsey ’83 The Honorable Sonja F. Bivins ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Nelson Dr. & Mrs. John Gidley Rev. Don Derivaux Mr. & Mrs. David A. Blanchet Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Overbey Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gleeson ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Donaldson ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Boddie ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Silvernail Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Guerin ’65/’66 Mr. John B. Doyle Mr. Samuel J. Boldrick ’69 Mrs. Aloyis Sonneborn Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Guthans ’51 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Druhan ’64/’67 Mr. & Mrs. Milt Bolling III ’54 Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin J. Stebor III ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Helmsing ’63 Dr. Lynn A. Durel ’62 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Bonvillian Mrs. Edward B. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Gayford L. Hinton ’54 Estate of Mabel W. Ford Mr. & Mrs. Garrett Boone ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Huemmer ’92/’92 Mr. & Mrs. Ray N. Hansen ’64 Mr. & Mrs. James D. Brandyburg ’88 GAUTRELET SOCIETY Drs. William & Cheryl Jones ’79/’82 Mr. Walter L. Hovell Sr. ’56 Dr. & Mrs. Paul Breaux III ’72 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mrs. Elizabeth Laffre Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hughes ’69/’71 Lt. Col. James C. Broadus (Ret.) ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Abate Mr. Michael D. Langan Ms. Sarah F. Huisking ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bronson Jr. Ms. Anne Beaty Mr. Lawrence P. Lannan Sr. ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Joe M. Imorde ’61 Mr. Michael P. Broussard ’61 Mr. Louis J. Boland Jr. ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. A. Ledlie ’65 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Kelly ’83/’83 Mr. Patrick H. Burke ’59 Mr. & Mrs. John Brennan ’61/’63 Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Lose ’80/’82 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Lane ’63 Mr. Richard A. Burke ’57 Mr. Thomas E. Caestecker Mr. & Mrs. Frank Madonia Dr. Stewart D. Langdon Mrs. Jane R. Burton Ms. Lee Doyle ’66 Miss Mary Anne Madonia ’02 Mrs. Jinks Loeb Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Bush ’73/’73 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Mahoney ’78/’78 Dr. Louis J. Maher Jr. ’72 Dr. M. Lory Campbell ’48 Mr. Bernard P. Carey ’38 Dr. Robert S. Harlin Sr. Mr. Thomas L. Micek ’72 Mr. Joseph P. Shannon ’42 Miss Maureen M. Carlin ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Harlin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Midkiff Dr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Sharp ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Don Carmody ’64/’64 Dr. & Mrs. James M. Harrison Dr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Miller ’42 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Shea ’60/’61 Mrs. Mary Jo Carter Mr. Patrick F. Harte ’57 Mrs. Alice Moreno Mr. & Mrs. William B. Shea ’66 Dr. Charles J. Caruso ’51 Mr. J. Casey Healy ’78 Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Morgan Ms. Rhonda Shirazi Mr. & Mrs. John Carwie ’54 Miss Ann B. Hearin Mr. Michael A. Moriarty ’64 Dr. & Mrs. Carl B. Shory ’79 Mrs. Diane Caver ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Henderson Mr. Harris Morrissette Mr. & Mrs. Tom Siegwald ’69/’69 Mr. & Mrs. Burton E. Cestia Jr. Mr. James J. Hendry ’77 Mrs. Vaughan Morrissette Mr. & Mrs. George M. Simmerman Jr. ’80 Dr. & Mrs. Robert O. Chadwick ’50 Mrs. Mary G. Herndon Mr. Philip J. Moses Jr. ’71 Dr. & Mrs. Roy Simms Jr. ’73/’73 Mr. Chris H. Cheever ’89 Ms. Lucille M. Hess ’81 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Mostellar Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Sims ’72/’72 Ms. Daniela Chiara Mr. & Mrs. Quin Hillyer ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Charles S. Mosteller Mr. Gordon Smith III ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Churan /’62 Mr. Kenneth J. Hokenson Dr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Mosteller Mrs. Ellen R. Smyth ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan E. Clark ’51 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel S. Hooks Jr. Dr. H. Anson Moye ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sokolash Mr. Christopher James Clarke ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Hovell ’96/’91 Mr. Edward J. Moylan ’43 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin E. Southall Jr. ’85 Mrs. Julie W. Cobb ’92 Mr. Jerry A. Howell ’63 Mr. J. Manson Murray Ms. Jacquelyn M. Stahlman ’05 Ms. Ceil H. Coley ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Huber Dr. Thomas C. Myers ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Page Stalcup III Mr. Michael L. Collins ’65 Mr. A. Neil Hudgens Dr. & Mrs. Louis J. Naman ’52 Mrs. Mary B. Steadham Mr. & Mrs. Michael Concannon ’83/’85 Fr. Clarence M. Hunt III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Neel ’66 Mr. Chuck J. Stefan & Mrs. Amy C. Cooper ’95 Dr. Robert L. Hutto ’77 Mrs. Helen M. Nelson Mrs. Linda David Stefan ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Cosgrove ’72 The Honorable Herndon Inge Jr. ’43 Mr. E. Tyler Nichols Jr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. John Stein ’61 Mr. John P. Courtney Jr. ’42 Mr. Richard J. Jabour ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Nicoud Jr. ’94/’94 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Stewart Mr. Gary D. Cowles ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Jenkins Drs. Stanley & Barbara Nolan ’51 Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Stuardi Jr. ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Francis M. Craft ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Jennings ’54 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Nordloh ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Oliver W. Stuardi Mr. & Mrs. David Cresson ’93/’93 Ms. Trish Jones ’85 Dr. & Mrs. Edward O’Brien Dr. & Mrs. Ron E. Swain/’02 Dr. Don Culberson Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Kaiser ’74 Mr. Tom P. Ollinger Mr. Thomas M. Taul ’45 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Curran Miss Valerie Kanaley ’93 Mrs. Dorothy S. Outlaw Mr. & Mrs. B. Colby Thresher ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cussen ’89/’89 Dr. & Mrs. Jack Kane ’61/’61 Miss Katrin E. Owen ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Toomey ’49/’55 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Dalton ’64/’64 Miss M. Patricia Kane ’85 Mr. Jerold J. Pace ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen V. Toomey Mr. & Mrs. Tom S. Damson Mr. John P. Keilty ’45 Mr. Frances B. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Torbert Jr. ’58 Dr. & Mrs. Tony Dean ’66/’66 Mr. R. Kinne Kell ’82 Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Pfeffle ’89/’90 Mr. G. Earle Underwood ’66 Mr. & Mrs. John H. DeJean ’62 Mr. Clarence C. Keller Sr. ’61 Dr. T. Michael Phelan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. St. Denis J. Villere Mr. Ken Dempsey Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kelly ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Pinkley Jr. ’66/’67 Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Viragh Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Dempsey ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kelly Jr. ’81 Mr. Norman D. Pitman III Mr. & Mrs. Earl J. Wagner ’95/’97 Mr. Frank G. Desalvo ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kerrigan Jr. ’64 Mr. Michael Pitts ’95 Dr. & Mrs. David Walsh ’63/’77 Mr. & Mrs. James O. DeVaney Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kintz ’89/’88 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Power ’58 Mr. James G. Walsh ’51 Dr. & Mrs. James DeVaney III ’71/’71 Mr. Huey L. Kirk ’67 Dr. Dominick P. Reina ’56 Mrs. Susan Huisking Walsh ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Diez Jr. ’52 Mr. Thomas F. Kirwin ’72 Dr. Robert H. Reuter ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Walters Mr. Thomas P. Divane ’89 Mr. Charles A. Knight Jr. ’57 Mrs. Karen P. Rhodes ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Skipper Walters Dr. F. David Druhan, M.D. ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Lambert ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Rice Sr. ’63/’65 Mr. & Mrs. Max Watson Jr. ’59/’57 Mr. Stephen J. Dugan Dr. & Mrs. Alex R. Landi/’98 Mr. Philip C. Rielly ’89 Mr. Ernest F. Watts Jr. ’59 Mr. William B. Durbin ’57 Mr. Richard Langner Mr. Harold W. Ripps Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Welch ’65 Dr. & Mrs. Justin Durel ’70/’71 Mr. Martin A. Langston Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Rizzuto ’80 Mrs. Anna Whibbs Dr. & Mrs. Charles L. Dyas Mr. & Mrs. Robert Latousek Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Earthman ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Ray C. Lauten Jr. ’50 Ms. Roxanne P. Eaton ’86 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Lauten ’71 Gen. & Mrs. Charles H. Edmiston Sr. ’55 Mr. Tracy S. Lea The Honorable Jack Edwards Mr. & Mrs. John J. Leacy ’56 Spring Hill College would like to give special recognition to the Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Egan ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Sidney L. Leak III ’75 following donors whose combined pledges for our strategic Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Elliot III ’74 The Hon. & Mrs. Daniel W. LeBlanc ’51 initiatives during fiscal year 2006-07 amount to more than $10 Mr. John F. Ewens ’63 Drs. Dale & Adele Ledford million. Mr. James J. Fallon ’55 Ms. Lauren Lemmon ’85 Dr. & Mrs. William Fann /’55 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Lewis Jr. Mrs. Nan Altmayer Mr. & Mrs. John J. Fesenmeier Most Reverend Oscar H. Lipscomb, D.D. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barter III ’68, ’70 Ms. Eusebia Logue Fink ’64 Mr. William E. Logan Jr. ’51 Miss Kathleen M. Fitzsimmons ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Earle Long III Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Stebor III ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Fleming ’92/’92 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Lott Jr./’87 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Schuessler ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Ford ’58/’60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Luckie III “Skip” Viragh ‘64 Mr. Richard V. Ford ’63 Capt. Frank J. Lugo ’62 Mr. Tom A. Ford Jr. ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Leo H. MacDonald Sr. ’56 We thank these donors on behalf of all the students, faculty and Mr. H. Lance Forsdick Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. MacNamara staff currently at Spring Hill College, and also those who will Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin Foster ’78 Dr. & Mrs. Jack C. Manley ’56 benefit from the vision and generosity of these friends and alumni Ms. Susan T. Fox ’85 Mr. & Mrs. G. W. Mareno Jr. /’68 Mr. & Mrs. Josh Frerman ’98/’01 Mr. John S. Markwalter ’54 for years to come. Mrs. John C. Fridge Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Marshall ’75/’73 Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Geary ’70 Dr. & Mrs. Charles Marston III ’60 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Genz Dr. Charmane May ’72 Dr. Paul W. Gidley ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Don Mazzullo ’74/’75 Mr. David D. Roberts Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. White ’50 Mrs. Alyssa L. Gillen ’93 Mrs. Patricia Calametti McAleer Mr. & Mrs. Ben Tom Roberts Mr. & Mrs. John White-Spunner ’78 Mr. D. Spencer Gillen ’89 Mr. Jay McCann Jr. ’77 Father J. J. Rodgers Mr. J. George Whitfield Dr. James F. Gilroy ’59 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis C. McCluskey ’73 Dr. & Mrs. Max Rogers Mr. Robert Willett ’47 Mr. Dennis M. Glavey ’66 Mr. James B. McDonough Jr. ’42 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Ronan Dr. Robert E. Willett Jr. ’70 Dr. & Mrs. Michael L. Granberry Dr. & Mrs. David R. McDuff ’74 Jose R. Rovira, M.D. ’70 Mrs. Loria Elzen Williams ’94 Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Grelier ’64 Mrs. Carol A. McErlean ’81 & Mr. Joseph E. Rowley ’50 Dr. Michael Williams ’74 Mr. & Mrs. David S. Gruber Mr. Michael Levin Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Rutigliano ’85/’87 Mr. Richard Williamson ’56 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Guillory Jr. ’56 Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. McGinley Mr. & Mrs. G. B. Saad Mr. John P. Wolfarth ’88 Mr. Frank J. Guyol III ’73 Mr. & Mrs. George P. McGinn ’54 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Saliski Mr. & Mrs. Louis Woodson Mrs. Dell Stuardi Gwatkin ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. McGinn ’51 Dr. John B. Sardisco ’56 Dr. Jennifer C. Wootten ’86 Dr. John H. Hafner ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. McGinn Sr. Mr. Arthur C. Sawyer Jr. ’43 & Mr. Charles D. Wootten Mrs. Judith Hales ’03 Mr. Eugene M. McGuire ’58 Dr. John C. Scharfenberg ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Cliff York ’75/’76 Mrs. Mary Ann Halliday ’48 Ms. Faye L. McKinney Mr. & Mrs. John T. Schreiber ’80 Mrs. Mary Jo Zoghby Dr. George C. Hamilton Jr. ’57 Dr. Brian M. McNulty ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. John J. Zollinger, IV ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie M. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. James D. McPhillips ’49 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Schwing Sr. ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Donald N. Hanafee Jr. ’72 Mr. Richard S. Meador Dr. & Mrs. John Shackleford ’57 JUNIOR PRESIDENT'S SOCIETY GIFTS OF $5,000 TO $9,999 Equifax Foundation Mr. William R. Lauten Alabama Assoc. of Independent Greater Saint Louis Community Mr. Adrian I. Lee Foundation Mr. Anthony J. Miciotto In 2002, Spring Hill College created a Colleges & Universities Jaet Halliday Trust Mr. Edward J. Moylan $ giving society targeting graduates of the Ann L. Bronfman Foundation Ms. Mary Ann Halliday Mr. Walter Pennington last decade. The Junior President’s Community Foundation of Greater Jackson Hanafee Brothers Sawmill Co., Inc. Mr. Arthur C. Sawyer Jr. $ Society is a unique opportunity for Ms. Linda B. Montgomery, CFRE Mr. Donald N. Hanafee Jr. ’72 recent graduates to show thanks for the Coughlin-Saunders Foundation Latousek Foundation experiences shared at Spring Hill, from Dr. & Mrs. Walter D. Cockerman CLASS OF 1944 - 38.46% Mr. & Mrs. Robert Latousek the outstanding professors to the great Create Foundation Mr. William A. Haupt Masland Carpets times spent with friends. Members of the Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Byrne Jr. ’82 Mr. H. Manning McPhillips Jr. Mr. Ken Dempsey Junior President’s Society participate at The Frist Foundation Mr. Laurence P. Pasquier Orange Beach Marina the President’s Club level ($1,000) for Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Elcan ’86 Mr. Ralph Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Earle Long III an amount commensurate with their Ledlie Group Dr. Harrold S. Shipps Jr. Orthopaedic Group, P.C. rising incomes. With each new Mr. Joseph M.A. Ledlie ’65 Dr. Mac Barbour III ’83 graduating class, giving levels increase John L. Loeb Jr. Foundation CLASS OF 1945 - 20.00% Patrick’s Fine Food & Spirits, Inc. by $100. For example, Class of 2006: Mr. John L. Loeb Jr. Mr. John P. Keilty $ Mr. Patrick H. Burke ’59 $100 & above, Class of 2002: $200 & Loeb Rhodes & Company, Inc. Mrs. Hilda Faden Reynolds Providence Hospital ¦ above, etc. For more information McDonald Education Fund of the Mr. Thomas M. Taul $ Mr. Clark P. Christianson contact Samantha Church at (877) 777- Community Foundation of South Alabama Reata Corporate 4455 or [email protected]. CLASS OF 1946 - 7.69% O'Melia Foundation Mr. Antonio Cabrera Jr. Mr. Stanley C. Flotte Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. O'Melia Jr. Roberts Brothers, Inc. CLASS OF 2004 Overseas Hardwoods Company Mr. Ben Tom Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. T. Lee Robinson /’56 Mr. David D. Roberts CLASS OF 1947 - 30.43% Patricia C. & Thomas F. Frist Foundation South Alabama Trial Lawyers Mr. Thomas E. Boyle $ CLASS OF 2006 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Elcan ’86 Mr. Reggie Copeland Jr. ’75 Mr. John H. Cox Jr. ¦ Mr. Robert M. Shoemaker Phyllis & Franklin McDonald Foundation Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, LLP Mr. Marshall J. DeMouy $ Ms. Kelly A. Stein Mr. Peter C. Sherman Vickers, Riis, Murray & Curran Mr. William Kammerer Mr. Clarence C. Keller ’61 Mr. J. Manson Murray Mr. V. Price LeBlanc $ Stonisch Foundation Walters Control, Inc. Bro. George A. Murphy, S.J. Mr. Rudolph Stonisch III ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Skipper Walters Mr. William J. Schaffer Jr. Torchmark Corporation Mr. Robert Willett $ CORPORATE PRESIDENT’S CLUB GIFTS OF $100,000 OR MORE CLASS OF 1948 - 50.00% GIFTS OF $2,500 - $4,999 Loeb Holding Corporation Mr. W. Edward Barker III Fidelity Investments – Charitable Fund HONOR ROLL OF ALUMNI National Center for Housing Management $ = $1,000+ Donors Mr. J. Gaines Betbeze Sr. Foundation of Independent Higher Ed Mr. & Mrs. John J. Burke Jr. ’63 Deceased Dr. M. Lory Campbell $ Hearin-Chandler Foundation ¦ Mr. Glen Stevens Mr. Frank G. Cox Mr. Luis M. Williams Sr. ’54 Mrs. Mary Ann Halliday $ Mr. Thomas B. Van Antwerp CLASS OF 1934 - 50% GIFTS OF $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. J. Thomas McKenzie Huisking Foundation, Inc. Mr. Patrick J. Potts Dr. Gustavo Moreno Community Foundation of South Alabama Ms. Sarah F. Huisking ’80 CLASS OF 1935 - 33.33% ¦ Capt. James P. Morgan Jr. Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mr. J. Bruce Braswell Mr. Paul A. Napolitano Mr. P. Russell Hardin The Architects Group, Inc. Mr. John E. Switzer ¦ Dr. John T. Rickert Mr. Ronnie Taylor Mr. John O. Vetter GIFTS OF $25,000 - $49,999 White-Spunner Construction, Inc. CLASS OF 1936 - 100% Mr. Francis Q. Vogtner Coastal Community Foundation of Mr. & Mrs. John White-Spunner Mr. Alfred B. Wettermark South Carolina Anonymous Lewis-Warburg Foundation CLASS OF 1949 - 36.21% CLASS OF 1938 - 30.00% Mr. Jamie Lewis ’87 GIFTS OF $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. John E. Busbee Sr. Mr. Charles Bordelon Sr. Mr. William B. Carpenter Jr. Mobile Register Acadiana Family Medical Center Mr. Bernard P. Carey $ Mr. Flem G. Cliett Jr. Mr. Howard Bronson Dr. Michael Williams ‘74 Mr. J. V. Wilkins Dr. Jack T. Coleman Montessori Academy Ackels Foundation Mr. George W. Edgar Mrs. Anne Brandon Mr. Lawrence E. Ackels Jr. ’72 CLASS OF 1939 - 29.41% Mr. Edward T. Harrison Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Henry J. Ackels ’73 Mr. Edward Leslie Jr. Mr. Arthur Y. Hearn Mr. & Mrs. Cortez Fowler Sr. ’67/’89 Mr. George F. Ackels ’75 Dr. Claude M. Pasquier Jr. Mr. Harold E. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Fowler ’93/’04 Mrs. Mary Emma Ackels Karam ’76 Mr. Thomas E. Sharp Jr. $ Mr. Joseph I. Kresse Mr. & Mrs. Cortez Fowler Jr. ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ackels ’79/’79 Mr. Morgan J. Studdert Mr. William Ray Lynch Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Creighton Fowler ’94/’99 Mr. Gregory K. Ackels ’83 ¦ Mrs. Helen McCown Wettermark Mr. James D. McPhillips $ Ms. Miriam L. Ackels ’87 Mr. Charles F. Oberkirch GIFTS OF $10,000 - $24,999 Mrs. Cecilia Ackels Martin ’88 Mr. Joseph A. O’Brien A. S. Mitchell Foundation Alabama Power Foundation CLASS OF 1940 - 28.57% Mr. Charles A. Pirello Mr. Augustine Meaher III Ms. Cheryl Thompson Mr. Joseph M. Clarke Mr. Henry E. Reimer Jr. The Hon. W. Brevard Hand Alpha Sigma Nu, Inc. Mr. Richard M. Flanagan Mr. A. Michael Scanlon Archdiocese of Mobile Ms. Kate Gaertner Mr. M. Mahany Ray Jr. Mr. George E. Schwing Sr. Estate of W. Berkley Thompson Artcraft Press, Inc. Mr. Gordon Smith III $ Baton Rouge Area Foundation Mr. John Nicholas CLASS OF 1941 - 33.33% Mr. Paul Toomey $ Ben May Charitable Trust The Brandyburg Firm, P.C. Mr. William M. Byrd Mr. Richard S. Whitten Mr. Vivian G. Johnston Jr. Mr. James D. Brandyburg ’88 Mr. Frank W. Julsen Dr. Henry L. Wright Dr. Martin Perlman Briskman & Binion, P.C. Mr. Robert J. Zietz The Hon. W. Brevard Hand Mr. Mack Binion ’69 CLASS OF 1942 - 33.33% Judith L. Chiara Charitable Fund CMAR Timberlands, LLC Mr. John P. Courtney Jr. $ Ms. Judith L. Chiara CLASS OF 1950 - 25.71% Dr. C.M.A. Rogers Mr. James J. Kessler Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund Mr. Francis H. Allen Cookies by Design Mr. James B. McDonough Jr. $ Lake Area Plumbing, Inc. Dr. David Azar Ms. Leah C. Brown Mr. Bill Menton ¦ Mr. & Mrs. Frank Abate Mr. David R. Barry Jr. Courtney & Morris Appraisals Dr. Joseph B. Miller $ Mission & Ministry, Inc. Dr. Norman J. Berger Mr. Edward N. Morris Jr. ’67 Mr. Martin O’Malley National Philanthropic Trust Mr. H. A. Bertolotti Cowles, Murphy, Glover & Associates Mr. Joseph P. Shannon $ Mr. & Mrs. John M. Brennan ’61/’63 Mr. Paul H. Boudreaux Sr. Mr. Gary D. Cowles ’85 Mr. John Dudley Terrell Jr. Raymond James Charitable Daughters of Charity of Dr. Charles J. Boyle Endowment Fund St. Vincent DePaul –IN Mr. Robert C. Branagan CLASS OF 1943 - 66.67% Rose Family Philanthropic Fund The Earthman Foundation Mr. Fleming Browne Jr. of the JFGD Mr. Michael Earthman ’65 The Honorable Herndon Inge Jr. $ Mr. John A. Calametti Jr. Mr. Eugene W. Jennings Dr. Robert O. Chadwick, M.D. $ Mr. Walter J. McInerney Dr. Thomas F. McDonald Dr. James B. Davis Dr. Robert C. Clawson Dr. Stanley T. Nolan $ Rev. Richard W. McGowan, S.J. Col. Vincent P. Defatta Mr. Fred P. Coogan Jr. Mr. Robert B. Olney Mr. Joseph Glen Murphy ¦ Gen. Charles H. Edmiston Sr. $ Mr. Reginald Copeland Dr. Tom Prud’Homme Sr. Dr. Thomas A. Noto Mr. James J. Fallon $ Mr. William K. Daly Mr. John A. Schmidt Mr. Paul J. Rasp Mrs. Virginia James Fann $ Mr. Bill Durick Mr. Vincent Sheridan Jr. Mr. Ray Redlingshafer Mr. H. Eugene Gibbons Dr. Richard J. Gaul Mr. Paul R. Thompson Dr. Charles J. Thoman Mr. J. Ronald Hinze Mr. Richard P. Gideon Mr. James G. Walsh $ Mr. William D. Kelly Mr. Richard J. Hebert Sr. CLASS OF 1954 - 29.47% Mrs. Mary Vella Leavitt Mr. John F. Kennedy Sr. CLASS OF 1952 - 27.54% Mr. Milt Bolling III $ Rev. Raymond M. Lelii, S.J. Mr. Lawrence P. Lannan Sr. $ Mr. Carl A. Abbene $ Lt. Col. James C. Broadus (Ret.) $ Mr. Joseph J. Linder Mr. Ray C. Lauten Jr. $ Mr. Thomas N. Ball Mr. & Mrs. John P. Callan Sr. Mr. Happy Mahfouz Mr. George W. Lewis Jr. Mr. George Barrett $ Mr. John Carwie $ Mr. James R. Malsch Dr. William H. Lindsey Jr. Mr. Charles J. Barter Jr. Mr. James F. Donovan Jr. Mr. Charles E. McKinnon Dr. Thomas J. Lynch Lt. Col. James L. Mitchell Jr. Mr. Joseph J. Catuara Col. Alvin C. Ellis ¦ Mr. Donald A. Nobert Sr. Mr. John F. Connolly Mr. E.A. Gilbert Jr. Mr. James D. Moody III Mr. John L. Olivier Mr. Charles Diez Jr. $ Rev. Thomas A. Griffin, S.J. Mrs. Mary Minor Napolitano Mr. & Mrs. William H. Ollinger Mr. John R. Dimitry Mr. Richard M. Hartsook Mr. Thomas Newell Mr. John M. O’Neil Mr. James A. Garraway Mr. Gayford L. Hinton Jr. $ Gen. Ellis V. Ollinger Jr. Dr. John W. Rabby Mr. Harold D. Hudson Mr. Ernest S. Irby Mr. Murray Perlman Mr. Milton P. Rittelmeyer Mr. Alfred W. LaSalle Father Albert H. Jenemann, S.J. Dr. Edwin P. Pierce Jr. Mr. Alfred Robichaux Jr. The Honorable Lewis O. Lauve Mr. Philip W. Jennings $ Mrs. Mary McKinney Pritchard Dr. Melvin B. Rotner Mr. Francis E. Leon Sr. Mr. James Klepac Cdr. Robert L. Radam Mr. Joseph E. Rowley $ Mr. Charles L. McCourt Mr. Michael J. Larose Mr. James W. Schwing $ Mr. Robert Schneider Dr. Louis J. Naman $ Mr. Frank L. Lynam Rev. Daniel J. Sullivan, S.J. Dr. Joseph H. Stodder Dr. Oscar L. Paulson Mr. John S. Markwalter $ Mr. Douglas K. Taylor Mr. Samuel W. Suhrer Mr. Donald J. Rederscheid Mr. George P. McGinn $ Mr. Paul A. Thierry Mr. Francis Hays Thompson Mr. Anthony M. Skivo Jr. The Honorable Bernard J. Mulherin Sr. Mrs. Joan Dobbin Toomey $ Dr. Charles F. White $ Dr. Peter J. Soto Mr. John H. Nordloh $ Mr. Walter W. Powell CLASS OF 1956 - 32.80% CLASS OF 1951 - 26.44% CLASS OF 1953 - 32.26% Mr. P. Monte Robinson Jr. Mrs. Joanne Osinski Best Mr. John T. Amorosi Mr. Percy G. Barter Jr. Dr. Raymond I. Smith Jr. M.D. Mr. James R. Boland Mr. Hugh M. Breen Mrs. Ruth Rosen Berger Mr. & Mrs. Randy Tardy Mr. Louis Bussolati Jr. Dr. Charles J. Caruso $ Col. Clyde K. Burroughs Rev. Louis E. Tonsmeire Sr. Mr. Joseph D. Ciparick Mr. John O. Chavez Mr. James E. Cox Mr. Edward H. Valance Mr. John A. Courtney Mr. Bryan E. Clark $ Mrs. Therese Cush Mr. Frank G. Vasser Jr. Mr. Edward C. Dowd Rev. Dan A. Creagan, S.J. $ Dr. Nicholas A. D’Amato Mrs. John M. Vincent Mr. James B. Dowds Mr. Robert Guthans $ Mr. James E. Dewine Mr. William E. Wade Dr. Richard Inge Finch Dr. John L. Hubbard Jr. Mr. Joseph N. Fisher Mr. Luis M. Williams Sr. $ Mr. Tom A. Ford Dr. Robert F. Klein Mr. Roger J. Geil Mr. Thomas Gaillard Bro. Louis J. Laperle Mr. & Mrs. Raymond B. Green Jr. CLASS OF 1955 - 29.59% Rabbi Stanley Greenstein The Honorable Daniel W. LeBlanc $ Lt. Col. Nick H. Jongebloed Dr. Raymond A. Alvarez Dr. Joseph D. Guillory Jr. $ Mr. William E. Logan Jr. $ Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kirkland Dr. Joseph P. Anello Jr. Mr. Robert F. Halpin Mr. Frank L. Logue Mr. John R. Kirwan Jr. Mr. Frank E. Bolling Sr. Mr. Philip E. Hanley Mr. John E. Markham Dr. Fred Kittler Mr. Thomas P. Christie Mr. Walter L. Hovell Sr. $ Mr. Harold T. McCormick $ Mr. Francisco Linares Mr. James H. Cunning Mr. John C. Hurley Jr. Mr. Larry C. McGinn $ Mr. Michael S. Johnson Thomas E. Boyle ’47: A Lifetime of Giving By Caroline Alvarez

“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill, author of this reflection, touches on a common thread for alumni and supporters of Spring Hill College. For more than 60 years, Thomas E. Boyle ’47 has been a faithful friend of Spring Hill College. He and his wife, Evelyn, developed a close relationship with the alumni association years ago. Boyle has always enjoyed scanning local papers and clipping out articles that mention Spring Hill alumni. From his home in Metairie, La., he then mails the articles to the alumni office in Mobile, Ala. Through keeping up with other alumni in this manner, not only did his relationship with the College blossom but also his commitment to giving. Upon graduation in 1947, Boyle received his Bachelor of Science and Commerce degree in accounting and economics. It was at this time he began understanding the value of the education and leadership experience he gained while at Spring Hill. After all that I received from Spring Hill College I felt it was important to give back,” says Boyle as he recalls his first gift to the College. “When I began giving it wasn’t the most, but as life progressed and I was better able, I gave more.” Boyle returned to Chicago after graduation to join Illinois Bell Telephone. He eventually transferred to South Central Bell in New Orleans, where he and his wife continue to enjoy their retirement. The memories he shares with the class of 1947, however, are ones he shall never forget. Boyle’s class is his favorite Spring Hill memory – the camaraderie shared between his classmates and professors holds a special place in his heart. It is the camaraderie he remembers each year when he decides to give back to the College. Boyle believes giving is the best way to sustain the College for future generations. It provides them with opportunities to grow and develop into great leaders, just as those who came before them. Giving over a lifetime is significant in the College’s ability to continue to nurture its mission. For more than 20 years, the Boyles have given at the President’s Club level every year to Spring Hill College. Boyle encourages others, “If you can only afford a minimal amount, it doesn’t matter; it is important to give what you can.” In 2005, Boyle and his wife experienced devastation and personal loss – Hurricane Katrina destroyed their home. Even though struck by their own despair, Boyle and his wife once again fulfilled their commitment to annual giving. We were in the spirit of giving, and there was no use in breaking the habit,” Boyle explains. “Making a life by what we give” certainly is a phrase that frames the lives of Tom and Evelyn Boyle. The Boyles continue to enjoy the camaraderie of the alumni, faculty, staff and students of Spring Hill College – the friendships that keep them returning year in, year out. “If you feel close to Spring Hill College and feel they gave you something, then give back to the school,” Boyle suggests. For further information on how you can support Spring Hill College, visit www.shc.edu/giving/ or contact the Office of Development at 877-SPR-HILL.

Caroline Alvarez is Communications and Marketing Specialist at Spring Hill College. Mr. Donn E. Keefe Mr. Louis C. Mathews Jr. CLASS OF 1959 - 46.00% Ms. Yvonne M. Ross Mrs. Myrna K. Kinsey Mr. Thomas E. McGranahan Mrs. Margaret Albright Black Mr. John Edmund Rubin Mr. John J. Leacy $ Lt. Col. Thomas I. McKinstry Ret. Ms. Nell Bonaud Dr. John C. Scharfenberg $ Mr. Leo H. MacDonald Sr. $ Mr. Michael E. Murphy Mr. Thomas L. Boone Mrs. Carol Schroeder Schutzmann Dr. Jack C. Manley $ Mr. James E. Norris Mrs. Albernita Straub Bosarge Mr. Emmett A. Smith Mr. Marion J. Mathews III Mr. Richard F. Oen Mr. John E. Bousson Dr. Benjamin J. Stebor III $ Mr. John C. McAleer III Mrs. Sylvia R. Roberts Mr. Charles A. Boyle Jr. Mrs. Mary Butler Steger Mr. Rodney V. Melton Mr. Gerard F. Rubin $ Mr. Vincent J. Brocato Mr. Ed Stuardi Jr. $ Mr. George H. Moore Jr. Mr. Charles W. Scheffer Jr. Mr. R. T. Bucher Sr. Dr. Richard F. Sweet Mrs. Fannie E. Motley Mr. Thomas J. Schulte, Esq. Mr. Patrick H. Burke $ Maj. Robert W. Tanner Mrs. Marcelle Cowan Mullen Dr. John Shackleford $ Mrs. Antoinette Blair Buser Mr. Milton L. Vavasseur Dr. Edwin E. O’Neal Mr. J. L. Shaia Mrs. Ella Dixon Carson Mr. Toan Vu Mr. Austin Orendorff Jr. Mr. Michael J. Shershin Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Casey Jr. Mrs. William Warnken Mrs. Francine Horne Radam Col. George F. Steger Mr. Frank J. Cimino Rev. Arthur Warren Mrs. Eleanor Ramier Dr. Dudley J. Terrell Mr. Thomas J. Clark III $ Mr. Max T. Watson Jr. $ Dr. Dominick P. Reina $ Mrs. Marie Dever Watson $ Mrs. Delores Vella Courtney Mr. Ernest F. Watts Jr. $ Mr. David Ring Mr. Robert J. Young Jr. $ Mr. Henry A. Cummings Jr. Mr. Orin D. Wood Jr. Mrs. Helen Muscat Robinson $ Mrs. R.E. Zapalac Mr. Emmett G. Deakle Dr. John B. Sardisco $ Mr. John A. Detrio CLASS OF 1960 - 31.65% Mr. Robert J. Schell CLASS OF 1958 - 29.66% Mr. Francis M. Dongieux Mr. J. Robert Barmann Mr. Estorge C. Sibille Mrs. Itena Pergantis Barr $ Maj. R. William Dunne Mr. Richard E. Barnett Mr. Shelby D. St. Martin Mr. Hugh C. Curtis Mrs. Anne Murden Dunsmore Mr. J.L. Bosarge Jr. Mr. Edward Tafoya Mr. Paul J. Dowsey Mr. Robert J. Eckert Jr. Mr. Otis H. Brunson Jr. Mr. Leo R. Trehern Sr. Dr. F. David Druhan, M.D. $ Mr. Thomas R. Edwards Sr. Mr. Edmond M. Burke Mr. Thomas O. Waddell Dr. Maurice J. Fitz-Gerald, M.D. Mr. Frank V. Fiore Mr. Fred L. Caver Jr. Mr. John S. Waldo Mr. Michael A. Ford $ Mr. Richard Gallmann Mrs. Linda J. Conlin Mr. Richard Williamson $ Mr. Peter J. Ford Mr. Charles L. Gambel Jr. Dr. John M. Daley Mr. James H. Frederick Mrs. Ellen Roe Gambel Mr. Clyde De La Houssaye Jr. CLASS OF 1957 - 42.98% Mr. Mark M. Garin Sr. Dr. James F. Gilroy $ Mr. Michael Perry Feore Mr. Daniel R. Atkinson Sr. $ Mr. Ronald Helveston Mr. Thomas S. Gleason Sr. ¦ Mr. John A. Frost Mr. Harold I. Bahlinger $ Rev. John E. Koehler Mr. William Golder Jr. Mr. H. Harold Gaines Mr. Robert J. Barry Mr. Thomas Lowenstein Dr. J. Russell Goodloe Jr. Mr. Gerald L. Goleman Ms. M. Sue Betbeze Dr. Anthony P. Mahowald Mr. John O. Grant III Mr. William L. Goodall Dr. George W. Black Mr. Charles McDermott Mrs. Jeanette Averett Greene Dr. John H. Hafner $ Mr. Richard A. Burke $ Mr. Edwin B. McDill Mr. Thomas C. Holland Ms. Mary F. Hallet Mr. Don Byrne Mr. Eugene M. McGuire $ Mr. Manfred K. Hummel Mr. David Hirshburg Jr. Mrs. Ethel Kordomenos Catranis Dr. Peter L. McNamara Mr. George H. Imorde Jr. Mr. Anthony F. Hopp Jr. Mr. Thomas F. Colbert Dr. Leonard A. Mueninghoff Mrs. Elizabeth Roche Kennedy ¦ Dr. Paul F. Jurgensen Dr. & Mrs. John R. Conover Mr. Robert E. O’Leary Rev. James L. Lambert, S.J. Mr. Robert J. Kelly Sr. $ Mr. Robert D. Coyle $ Mr. Donald J. O’Malley Mr. B. Pierre Lauve Dr. Charles A. Marston III $ Mr. William R. DeLano Mr. William W. O’Neal Sr. Mr. J. Dwight LeBlanc Jr. Dr. Francis J. McCormack Mrs. Joanna Torbert Diehl Mr. Owen S. O’Rourke Jr. Mr. Charles H. Livaudais Mr. Michael L. McDermott Mr. William B. Durbin $ Mr. Thomas P. Power $ Dr. John W. Lowery ¦ Mr. Aaron F. McGee III Mr. James E. Fisher Dr. B. Clifford Pringle Jr. $ Mr. Arthur J. Martin Sr. Mr. George B. McKee Jr. Mr. Walter R. Gill Jr. Mr. George E. Robison Jr. Mr. James M. McCarthy Mrs. Jimmie McWhorter Dr. George C. Hamilton Jr. $ Mr. Walter E. Roney Jr. Dr. William C. McGowan Mr. Thomas S. Millette Sr. $ Mr. Patrick F. Harte $ Mrs. Rae Anderson Royle Mrs. Lucy Foote McKinstry Mr. John J. Muldowney Mr. Frank A. Hughes Sr. Capt. J. F. Russell III Dr. John F. McNamara Mrs. Eloyd Scherer Murphy Dr. George R. Hunter Mrs. Mary Jongebloed Russell Dr. Florian Muckenthaler Mr. Don J. Muscolino $ Mr. Charles J. Kacir Ms. Evelyn Schroeder Mr. Martin F. O’Donnell Mr. Jim T. Oates Mr. Carl J. Kelly Mr. Edward H. Schweers Mr. Lewis W. Parker III Mrs. Leonard J. Phillips Rev. Mr. A. Gordon Kenny, Deacon Mr. William C. Serda Mr. Louis Patscot Jr. Mr. Jim Pickett Sr. Mr. Charles A. Knight Jr. $ Dr. Hobart B. Sullivan Jr. Miss Eleanor Patterson Rev. Richard K. Pusch Dr. Paul J. Knopp Mr. Carl A. Torbert Jr. $ Mr. Hunter J. Pfeiffer Mrs. David C. Quinn Mr. Paul D. Kountz Dr. Paul D. Torres Sr. Mr. Joseph F. Phelan Mr. Rex E. Ros Dr. John A. Lutts Mrs. Patricia Zietz Wilhelm Mr. William A. Price Sr. $ Mr. John D. Rosella III Dr. Victor M. Manjarrez Mrs. Irene Dobbin Roney Mr. Dennis Shea $ Mr. John K. Steele Mr. Philip B. Gonzalez Sr. Mrs. Jean E. Smith Ms. Joyce M. Torgerson-Harris Mr. Carl J. Stimmel Mr. Lawrence J. Grik Jr. Miss Susan M. Smith Ms. Ann B. Whigham Mrs. Anita Kuhler Thresher $ Mrs. Diane Zinn Jurgensen Mr. G. Barker Stein Jr. Mrs. Mary Bolton Tourault Mr. Harold A. LaCour Mrs. Gwen Wittenborn Sullivan CLASS OF 1965 - 38.42% Mr. Maurice H. Wagner Mrs. Eleanor Ford Livaudais Mrs. Marietta Chambers Wallace Mr. Gary P. Alidor Sr. Mr. John M. Welch Dr. L. Luis Lopez Dr. David G. Walsh $ Mr. Donald M. Allen Mr. Joseph Werres Jr. Capt. Frank J. Lugo $ Mrs. Clara Bell Ward Mr. James L. Baynes Mr. William M. Wolfarth Jr. Maj. Gen. (Ret) Dennis P. Malcor Mrs. Ann Doody Webb Dr. John A. Bazley $ Mr. John R. Nixon Mr. Edward Welch Mrs. Beverly Young Bellows CLASS OF 1961 - 41.04% Mr. Matthew J. O’Malley Mrs. Mitzi Zalopany Wolfarth Mrs. Georgann Benziger Mrs. Julie Matanock Barcia Mrs. Suzanne Ellert Owens Ms. Katherine Schwab Yeargain Dr. Samuel A. Betty Dr. Peter J. Barcia Mr. W. Gerald Owens Dr. Nora Dougherty Zee Mrs. Rose Arru Clardy Mr. W. Neail Behringer Mrs. Anne McDonald Pechuls Mrs. Kathryn W. Zimpfer Dr. Tom R. Cochran Dr. Michael Bielefeld Dr. P. Paul Petro Jr. Mr. Michael L. Collins $ Mr. Edwin P. Brannan Mr. Max A. Phillips CLASS OF 1964 - 37.77% Mrs. Patricia H. Cowie Mr. John M. Brennan $ Mr. Charles Pierotti Ms. Angela S. Anderson Ms. Josephine Williams Cruthers Mr. Michael P. Broussard $ Mr. Gregory J. Porges Mr. H. William Andrews Jr. Mr. Douglas Cunningham Dr. James D. Burke Barry M. Preedom, Ph.D. Mr. Henry W. Bellows Mrs. Cynthia Rogers Curtis Mr. M. Barry Carmody Mr. William V. Revere Mr. Gregory Bernbrock $ Mary Gauvey DeBay Mrs. Anita Adams Caver Mr. James D. Robertson Jr. Dr. L. Stafford Betty Mr. Paul L. Delaney Mr. James C. Chico Mrs. Mary Wall Robinson Mrs. Jean Nicks Blake Mr. Pasquale A. Elia Mrs. Barbara Mikill Connors Mr. Numa J. Rousseve Mr. Max J. Blake Dr. Michael Flusche Mr. E. Michael Coughlin $ Mr. Marcus Schimek Mr. Peter K. Browne Mr. Michael W. Friar Dr. Kathryn Calogrides Coumanis Mrs. Cynthia Schumacher Senz Mr. Jerry W. Brownlee Mr. Jerome J. Froelich Jr. $ Mr. John E. DeLano Mr. John J. Shand Mrs. Lorian Leslie Brownlee Dr. Leon W. Geary Mr. J.B. Egan III $ Mr. Francis Michael Smor Mrs. Ann Wagner Burkholder Mr. Joseph A. Gonzales Mrs. A. Jane B. Gaiennie Mrs. Nancy Carroll Stanton Mrs. Eleanor Ann Busby Mr. Robert A. Guerin $ Mrs. Mary Collins Garin Mr. William E. Swatek Mr. Donald R. Carmody $ Lt. Col. Larry E. Gunnin Mr. John J. Gleeson $ Mrs. Anna F. Swider $ Mrs. Patricia Weldon Carmody $ Dr. Eileen Estes Hargrove Mrs. Pat Ray Goodall Mr. Kip Tedeschi Mr. Carl Castille Mr. Edward A. Hyndman Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Goodall Mr. Robert M. Vernon Mr. Joseph A. Conly Mr. William J. Kalmer Mr. David G. Henderson Mr. Dennis J. Webb Sr. Mrs. Dorothy H. Conner Mrs. Marilyn Hagendorfer Laird Mr. Joe M. Imorde $ Mrs. Nan Stuardi Wilder Mrs. Carol Cermak Cowsar Mr. Terence A. Lawler Dr. Hiram L. Johnson Mr. Robert S. Willcox Jr. Mr. J. Kenneth Dalton $ Mr. Joseph M. A. Ledlie $ Dr. Marilyn L. Johnson Mrs. Nancy Cram Dalton $ Dr. Joseph B. Mackey, M.D. Mrs. Rose Gooch Johnson CLASS OF 1963 - 37.01% Mr. Thomas P. Davis Dr. Paul G. Marlin Dr. John W. Kane $ Mr. John J. Bernauer Jr. Mr. J. Michael Druhan $ Mr. Joseph G.L. Marston III Mrs. Joyce Serda Kane $ Mrs. Mary Ann Fromhold Brannan Mrs. Carolyn Arnold Dunnam Mr. H. William McAtee Mr. Clarence C. Keller Sr. $ Mrs. Geraldine Packard Brennan $ Dr. Hays Dunnam Mrs. Nancy McEvoy Mr. Ronald Lavinghouze Mr. Lewis A. Brock, II Mr. John S. Duss Dr. Maurice F. Mettee Mr. C. J. Louisell Jr. Mr. John J. Burke Jr. $ Mrs. Mary Duffy Eckert Mrs. Pamela Vogt Mikill Mrs. Edith Powers Louisell Mr. J. Patout Burns Jr. Mr. Howard D. Edgar Mr. Michael M. Morris $ Mr. Fred E. Magenheimer Mr. Frank J. Calagaz Jr. Mrs. Angela Jacques Ekins Mr. Charles J. Murray Mr. William W. Malone $ Mr. James L. Carney Mr. Walter R. Ekins Miss Mary J. Nicholson Mr. John Miller Jr. Mr. Oran W. Cochran Jr. Mrs. Ellen Stein Falk Mrs. Kathie Norwood Mrs. Kathryn Rehm Miller Mrs. Julia Alexander Cody Ms. Eusebia Logue Fink $ Mrs. Catherine Adams O’Bryan Dr. H. Anson Moye $ Mr. Stephen B. Crowley Dr. Eugene G. Galvin Jr. Mr. Jerold J. Pace $ Dr. James Lee Murphy Mr. Jack L. Culross Mrs. Martha Bass Garvie Mrs. Louise Perret Mrs. Fari Carter Muscolino $ Mr. Edward C. Dahmer Jr. Mr. William H. Garvie Rev. Robert Lee Phillips, S.J. Mr. Thomas M. O’Connor Mr. Carl W. Davis Dr. J. Michael Grelier $ Dr. Paul V. Piazza Mrs. Stephanie Zieman Price Ms. Patricia A. Dee Mr. H. Wayne Hall Mrs. Marion Doyle Ramsey Mr. Robert R. Quintana Jr. Mr. John L. Delay Jr. Mr. Ray N. Hansen $ Mr. Joseph Ranieri Mrs. Aileen A. Randag Mr. Robert G. Dolan Jr. Dr. James M. Hill Mrs. Adrienne Mouledoux Rasmus Mr. W. D. Reed Jr. Mr. Michael C. Driscoll Mr. Carl W. Homolka Dr. James Raymond Mrs. Carol O’Donohue Ros Mr. A. Bruce Dudley Jr. Mr. Michael J. Hosemann Dr. Joseph P. Reardon Mrs. Mary Valthauser Shea $ Mr. John F. Ewens $ Martin Alan Javors, Ph.D. Mrs. Susan Meyercord Rice $ Mr. Wayne E. Smith Mr. Richard V. Ford Mr. Robert E. Kerrigan Jr. $ Dr. Marygrace Robinson Mrs. Jeanne Edgar Stein $ Mrs. Helene Hudson Grik Mr. John A. Lane Mr. Joseph M. Rodriguez Mr. Richard F. Sullivan Jr. Mr. Fred G. Helmsing $ Mr. Marion Laubenthal Mr. James P. Ryan Mrs. Diane Wachter Swatek Mr. Jerry A. Howell $ Dr. W. F. Lichliter Dr. Thomas E. Schott Mr. Hue Thomas III Dr. John C. Kasher Dr. John L. Lobdell Mrs. N. W. Schurhoff Mr. Jerome H. Thomas Ms. Marylin K. Kinn Mr. Robert P. McCabe Ms. Susan M. Schwing Mr. Duncan S. Tooley Jr. Mr. James M. Lane $ Mr. Thomas P. McCarthy Mr. John Scripp Dr. Thomas J. Vickers Mr. James T. Legros Jr. William McCarthy, Ph.D. Mr. John P. Sullivan Mr. James J. Wallace Mrs. Judith Gauvey MacLellan Dr. Kathleen Burns McCarville Mr. John D. Trolley Mr. Edward S. Maguire Mr. Pat T. McCarville Mr. Joe Wagner CLASS OF 1962 - 40.52% Mrs. Ellen Manning McCoy Mr. William F. Morando Mr. Brainard T. Webb Jr. Mrs. Judith Ahrens Mrs. Helen Leitner McDermott Mr. Michael A. Moriarty $ Mr. Edward D. Welch $ Dr. Frank L. Antenucci Jr. Mr. Julian McDonnell Jr. Mr. Bernie Mullin Dr. Gary R. Wiley Mrs. Evan Austill Mr. Michael A. McNally Miss Elizabeth Murphy Mr. Richard D. Youd Dr. Richard Bercher Mrs. Dianne English McWilliams Mr. Gerald P. Naehr Mr. John A. Cascone Mr. J. Peter Mimnaugh Mr. Bill Nugent CLASS OF 1966 - 34.43% Mrs. Lesley Durbin Churan $ Ms. Gayle B. Mouton Mr. Fred M. O’Bryan Mrs. Margaret Bostick Allan Mrs. Marion F. Clark Mr. James A. Naehr Mrs. Pat Brzezinski Packer Mrs. Deanie Clark Allen Mr. John F. Clover Mr. Gayle F. Norton Mr. Nicholas J. Pollard Mrs. Sue Baranski Allen Mr. Michael C. Collins Mrs. Mary Crumley O’Malley Dr. Christopher P. Puto $ Mrs. Dina Gonzales Bender Mr. John L. Conway Mr. William L. Orth Mr. Joseph T. Quina III Mr. Jerry W. Brownlee Mr. John H. DeJean $ Janet Stodgell Porges Mr. Otto F. Ramsey Jr. Mr. Kevin R. Burke $ Dr. Frank J. Doe, Ph.D. Mr. Jay M. Qualey Mr. Edward H. Reardon Ms. Jane F. Callanan Dr. Thomas L. Doyle Mr. Patrick J. Rice Sr. $ Ms. Maureen Cronin Smith Mrs. Mary Kearns Carey Dr. Lynn A. Durel $ Mr. Jules A. Schwing Mr. Richard A. Smith Dr. Edward Philip Carlin Mr. Phillip Gabriel Jr. Mrs. Geraldine Sturtz Shand The Hon. Michael G. Sullivan Mr. William B. Carney Jr. Mr. Manuel Ganzarain Mr. Peter Shepherd Mr. Richard A. Tonry Mr. Howard M. Case Jr. Mr. Cameron T. Clark Mr. Huey L. Kirk $ Mr. Jere E. Woolsey Mr. Robert B. Ryan Mr. Robert M. Clark Dr. John L. Klause Mr. David A. Young Mr. George E. Saxon Jr. Mary Jane Crowe Mr. James R. Klimaski Mr. William Schlapak Jr. Mrs. Terry Owen Culross Mrs. Judith Byrnes Kountoupis CLASS OF 1969 - 32.81% Mr. John M. Schneider Dr. Anthony M. Dean $ Mr. Lawrence E. Ladnier III Mr. Richard A. Abbene Mrs. Joan Brown Siegwald $ Mrs. Linda Nicks Dean $ Ms. Martha Ann Lane Mrs. Sue Aubuchon Mr. Thomas J. Siegwald $ Mrs. Gertrude E. Denney Dr. Warren S. Mathey Ms. Angele C. Balthrop Mrs. Becky Lorehn Stewart Ms. Lee Doyle $ Mrs. Mary Kalifeh McConnell Mr. William M. Barritt Mr. A. H. Tenhundfeld Jr. Mr. Thomas A. Dreis Mr. Ronald M. McConnell Mr. Mack B. Binion $ Mr. John T. Toenes Jr. Mr. Terence P. Earley Dr. George H. McGrady Mr. Samuel J. Boldrick $ Mrs. Patricia Searles Vairin Mr. Michael R. Earthman $ Mr. Frederick J. Mikill Ms. Mary P. Carey Mr. George A. Vella Mrs. Catherine Eanes Eilers Mr. Edward N. Morris Jr. $ Mr. J. P. Claiborne Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Walsh Sr. Ms. Eugenia Cameron Foster Mrs. Paula Heim Morris $ Mr. Douglas M. Collins Mr. William J. Weedon Jr. Mrs. Joan Merritt Fox Miss Margaret C. Neff Ms. Elizabeth Ann Collins Ms. Susan M. Wing Mr. Von R. Fransen Mr. William G. Nelson Sr. Mr. Joseph O. Collins Jr. Mr. Dennis M. Glavey $ Mr. Robert Ohle Ms. Louise M. Conti CLASS OF 1970 - 33.15% Mrs. Mary Sadowski Guerin $ Mrs. Jean McDonald Pinkley $ Mrs. Agnes Ormsby Crawford Mrs. Mary Schwartzel Barter $ Mr. Richard C. Guidry Mrs. Jane LeBeau Schilleci Mr. Stephen O. Hamrick Ms. Shirley A. Sheehan Mrs. Barbara McLeod Hill Mr. Daniel E. Short Dr. Denis E. Hruza Ms. Denise A. Short ALUMNI GIVING: TOP 10 CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION Mr. Robert W. Jarrell Sr. Mr. James L. Siccardi (Class Size More Than 100) Dr. Stephen K. Kelly Mrs. Patricia Seban Singler Mrs. Kathleen O’Rourke Kennedy Mr. Marvin E. Slay Mrs. Kathryn Sill Kichler Mrs. Janet Dukes Smith Rank Class Year Class Size Donors Percent Mr. Dennis J. Killips Mrs. Linda David Stefan $ Mrs. Barbara Bender Knight Col. John J. Strange 1 1959 150 69 46.00% The Honorable John P. Kuder Mrs. Catherine Moultis Taylor Ms. Jean Kuemmerle Mrs. Dawn Ruhl Tyler 2 1957 114 49 42.98% Mr. Rene Larrieu Jr. Mr. William Carl Wagner Dr. David Loehle Mrs. Sheila Hayes Ward 3 1961 134 55 41.04% Mrs. Lucy Dretzka Loehle Dr. H. Harbour Winn III 4 1973 132 44 41.01% Mr. Timothy F. McCarthy Mrs. Mary Brzezinski Winn Mrs. Terry A. McGuckin 5 1962 116 47 40.52% Mrs. Christine Dolan Middleton CLASS OF 1968 - 33.33% 6 1965 177 68 38.42% Mr. Michael E. Middleton Mr. Michael M. Abbene $ Mr. James L. Morrison Mr. Edward S. Armstrong Jr. 7 1967 156 59 37.82% Mrs. Susan Mitchell Neel $ Mr. John W. Barter III $ 8 1964 188 71 37.77% Mr. Timothy J. Nicoud Sr. $ Mrs. Cecilia Guthrie Boone $ Mrs. Lynn Scheuermann Parker Dr. Peyton Bryars III 9 1971 178 67 37.64% Dr. Leonard Pinkley Jr. $ Mr. Robert W. Bulger Mrs. Constance Porth Mr. William F. Bullock 10 1963 154 57 37.01% Ms. M. Ellen Betty Mrs. Judith A. Casey Dr. Stanley J. Roux Jr. Mr. Joseph E. Chodkiewicz Mr. John W. Scholler Jr. Dr. David Davies Ms. Jane C. Davis Mrs. Gilda Gonzalez Batlle Mr. William B. Shea $ Mr. Raymond J. Dretzka Jr. Mr. James H. Deese Mrs. Carolyn Smith Boothe Mr. William B. Simmons Mr. John S. Gallagher $ Ms. Judith D. Driskell Mrs. Louise Cassilly Bullock Mrs. Cecilia Sebastian Smith Ms. Judith E. Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth G. Durant Miss Maureen A. Caine Mr. G. Earle Underwood $ Mrs. Janet Macrae Gundermann Mr. Joseph M. Elixon Dr. Maureen O’Brien Claiborne Mr. Harry Vilsack Mr. Bernard O. Hodowal Mr. & Mrs. Jim H. Flanagan Sr. Mrs. Kathie Ryan Collins Mrs. Susan Stock Vilsack Mr. Joseph E. Hoffman Jr. Mr. Richard B. Freeman Mrs. Kathleen Ryan Colombo Lt. Col. Edmund J. Virusky Jr. Dr. Virginia Curran Hoffman Mr. Peter J. Galligan Mr. Francis M. Craft $ Lt. Col. Stephen B. Williams Mr. Ernest A. Houssiere Dr. James W. Gilbert III Mr. Robert J. Cruthirds Mr. Frederick C. Wise Mr. W. Gregory Hughes Mr. Daniel J. Glenney, IV Mr. Homer J. Dupuy III Mr. Harry L. Witte Mr. Philip F. Kelly Mr. Donald Gundermann Sr. Dr. Justin H. Durel $ Mr. Dwight J. Yaeger Dr. Leo Kling III Mrs. Adele Stuardi Gwatkin $ Mr. Melvin D. Estrade Dr. Thomas E. Knauer Mr. John H. Halliday Mr. Whatley B. Fenlon CLASS OF 1967 - 37.82% Mr. William Lancaster Mr. Mark E. Hughes $ Mrs. Margaret Zinn Frentz Mr. Joseph M. Arban Mrs. Mary Hubbard Mareno $ Mrs. Maurice Jefferson Mr. Stuart J. Frentz Mr. Curtis Boddie $ Mr. Patrick C. Massa Mr. William Kent Jr. Mr. Michael J. Funk Ms. Maureen F. Cardiff Mr. John F. McKinney $ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Lang Mrs. Suzanne Donnelly Galligan Mr. James A. Clark Ms. Sandra L. Melof Mr. James R. Lathrop Dr. Patrick J. Geary $ Mrs. Mary Lichliter Clark Mrs. Anne Butler Militello Mrs. Joy Guidry Lentzsch Miss Catherine A. Gettys Ms. Ceil H. Coley $ Mrs. Martha Murphy Mulligan Mr. Frank E. Linn Mrs. Cynthia Sikes Glenney Mr. David B. Conner Dr. Thomas C. Myers $ Mr. Gustave Manthey Jr. Dr. A. A. Gonzalez-Prendes Mr. Joe Costello $ Mr. Richard J. Neuenfeldt Mrs. Stephanie Yang Markey Mrs. Janice Risse Guillory Mr. James E. Crahan Jr. Mr. Robert L. O’Donnell $ Mr. William F. Markey Mr. Lee L. Hale Dr. Tracy E. Daugherty Dr. William J. O’Donnell Mr. James M. Martin Ms. Meredith Harnish Mr. Dennis J. Dolan Mrs. Suzanne Murray Pillsbury Mrs. Patricia English Massa Mrs. Cheryl Hankins Hayduk Mrs. Gail Mayhall Dreis Dr. Edward N. Pugh Jr. Mr. Dennis M. McCarron Mrs. Tallulah Quina Helmsing Mrs. Janet Logan Druhan $ Major Gen Arnold L. Punaro Mrs. Diane Guidry McGrady Mr. Patrick R. Hugg Dr. Gary L. Fishbein Mrs. Marilyn Byrnes Richardson Dr. Susan Pirhalla McKee Dr. Kenneth M. Kippels Mr. Cortez E. Fowler Sr. $ Mr. Richard A. Rominger Mr. James D. McKinney $ Mrs. Kathleen Lepping Lanza Mrs. Marita Fox Gallagher $ Mr. Arnold Schwarz Mr. Edward T. McMahon Mrs. Marie Pollingue Lathrop Dr. Stanley J. Galle Jr. Mrs. Karen Dicharry Scott Mrs. Margie Washichek Mercer Mr. Richard W. Mangan Mr. Michael J. Glass Dr. Frank E. Scully Jr. Cdr. Paul R. Morin Mr. Gary V. Marlin Mrs. Susan Balovich Greenfield Dr. Francis C. Skilling Jr. Dr. Joseph R. Moring Mrs. Sara Middleton Martin Mr. Dennis R. Hamby Mrs. Judith Olsen Soares Mrs. Stephanie Betty Morris $ Mr. Terrence J. Masterson Mr. Bruce R. Hartney Mrs. Alice Tucei Swartz Mr. Stephen J. Mulligan Mr. Gregory B. McAtee Mrs. Judith Alford Heiter Ms. Carole Thielman Mr. James F. Page Jr. Mr. Stephen M. Morris Ms. Jane Sternberg Idzi Mrs. Charla Ward Trader Mrs. Lola Rehm Robichaux Mr. Edward J. Moseley Mrs. Margaret Simons Jones Mr. Gonzalo F. Valdes-Fauli $ Dr. Robert P. Robichaux Mr. Timothy P. O’Mara Mr. Michael D. Jones Mrs. Susan Huisking Walsh $ Mr. Gerald V. Rodgers Mr. Edward A. Overbey Jr. $ Mrs. Marilyn Flinn Owens Mrs. Mary Trigg Scully Mr. Christopher Peters Dr. Dennis C. McCluskey $ Mr. William R. Quina III Ms. Judith T. Sherry Mr. William L. Pollingue Mrs. Margaret Mueller Mr. Joseph B. Rochelle III Mrs. Dorothy Mortland Stoltz Dr. Daniel Reimer, M.D. Mr. Lynn G. Muth Jose R. Rovira, M.D. $ Mr. Joseph E. Stolz Jr. Ms. Alberta N. Richardson Mr. Ralph W. Nolan Mrs. Linda Adler Rux Dr. John B. Sullivan Jr. Ms. Mary Long Rodgers Mr. Eugene S. R. Pagano Mrs. Deborah Drechsler Schneider Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brown Vella Ms. Margaret A. Rolando $ Mr. Vernon S. Prinster Mrs. Elizabeth Gideon Schramm Mrs. Katherine Whalen Wentworth Mr. Eric Martin Rosen Mr. Daniel A. Raniere Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Seliga Ms. Katrinka Westendorf Mrs. Joyce Willcox Sims $ Ms. Martha McDaniel Rester Ms. Rita Mallini Taylor Mr. Ronald L. Sims $ Mrs. Jeanne Offord Rowe Mr. Richard A. Theis CLASS OF 1972 - 41.01% Mr. John S. Solberger Mr. John T. Schuessler $ Dr. Thomas F. Tomlo Mr. L. E. Ackels Jr. $ Mrs. Frances David Stewart Ms. Colleen Sherlock Miss Eleanor W. Trigg Mr. J. Neal Acree Mr. Paul Arthur Teske Mrs. Barbara Ory Simms $ Mrs. Ann Kyle Wade Mr. Roy Roe Acree Mr. Malcolm Henry Villarrubia Jr. Dr. Roy J. Simms Jr. $ Ms. M.K. Wegmann Mr. F. Jay Agnew Jr. Mrs. Margaret Seban Wellington Mrs. Ellen Creagan Stickney Miss Mary M. Weldon Mr. Casimir A. Baczinskas Mrs. M. Menges Wieda Mrs. Kay Gaudin Sullivan Mr. H. M. Wellington Dr. Harry J. Batt III Mr. John Baker Wilson Mrs. Kathleen Schneider Szczesniak Mr. George P. Wentworth Mr. John E. Bragg Ms. M. Gineen Wilson Mr. Carl R. West Jr. Dr. Paul Breaux III $ Mr. John A. Zieman Jr. CLASS OF 1974 - 31.85% Mrs. Anne Joiner Westley The Hon. John Daniel Breen Ms. Christine E. Adams The Hon. Dennis M. Wiley Dr. John K. Butterick CLASS OF 1973 - 33.33% Miss Mamie L. Adams Mr. Dennis P. Wilkins Mrs. Suzanne Torrado Carmody Mr. Lou Allenbach Jr. Mrs. Paula Powers Agnew Dr. Robert E. Willett Jr. $ Ms. Colleen Cimpl Chase Dr. Theodore Barton Mr. James P. Anstey Mr. Christopher John Cosgrove $ Mr. Michael T. Bernos Mr. Daniel J. Barth CLASS OF 1971 - 37.64% Mr. John A. Curtin Jr. Dr. Bryan J. Bertucci Mrs. Cynthia Steinbach Begley Mr. Randall S. Adams Mrs. Jeanne Donnelly Doll Mrs. Ruth Frey Bertucci Mr. Michael James Begley Dr. James M. Aton Mr. J. Thomas Galle Mrs. Mary Lewis Burnette Mr. Richard A. Bienvenu Mr. Michael L. Bezdek Mrs. Mary Buschemeyer Galle Mr. Geoffrey M. Bush $ Mr. Louis J. Boland Jr. $ Mrs. Anita Oaks Blain Mr. Michael G. Gretchen Mrs. Lou Schroeder Bush $ Mr. Richard G. Campeau Jr. Mr. Thomas D. Blain Mrs. Ann Shay Grill Mrs. Christine Faust Chriscoe Mrs. Diane Lehder Carter Dr. Kenneth Boniface Jr. Mrs. Johanna Skelton Haas Ms. Susan L. Clements Mr. Brian J. Cooney $ Dr. James L. Brown Mr. Donald N. Hanafee Jr. $ Mr. Daniel J. Crane Mrs. Kathleen Accardo Cornelia Mr. Gerard T. Carmody Mrs. June Heath Mrs. Margaret B. Crosby Mr. Joseph M. Elliot III $ Mrs. C. Gustafson Caver $ Dr. Frederick L. Hemphill Mr. Joseph M. Dardis Mrs. Mary Ferrell Finnerty Mr. Albert M. Charlton Jr. Dr. Michael P. Hogan Mrs. Frances Parker Dellutri Mr. Peter K. Finnerty Mr. George R. Coelen Ms. Florence E. Holm Mrs. Ramona Lacey Fox Mr. John J. Fredricks Mr. C. Patrick Collins Mr. James F. Hurd Jr. Mr. William H. Frazier Mrs. Katherine Weidner Gilchrist Mr. Stephen E. Cranford Mr. Robert P. Johnson Mr. Dennis J. Galligan Mrs. Diane Brown Green Mr. Mark S. Czerniak Mrs. Michelle F. Jones Dr. Gabriel Gonzalez M.D. Mr. Jon A. Green Ms. Angela M. DeFinis Mrs. Patricia Legendre Justice Mr. Frank J. Guyol III $ Mrs. Grace McDonald Gretchen Dr. James O. DeVaney III $ Mr. Thomas F. Kirwin $ Mr. Edward M. Halliday Mr. Victor C. Helmsing Mrs. Margaret Halliday DeVaney $ Ms. Barbara A. Koskie Mrs. Martha Greer Helmsing Mrs. Judith Curran Hernandez Mrs. Mary McKnight Devine Mrs. Mary Fox Lafleur Dr. Margaret McKenna Houck Dr. Stephen Kaiser $ Mr. Michael S. Doll Mr. Joseph F. LaHatte Jr. Mr. Richard J. Jabour $ Mr. Donald S. Mazzullo $ Mr. Brian G. Donaldson $ Dr. Louis J. Maher Jr. $ Mr. John D. Kelly Mrs. Nancy Boyd McAleer Mrs. Kathleen Bloom Durel $ Dr. Charmane May $ Mr. Patrick J. Logan Dr. & Mrs. David R. McDuff $ Mr. Thomas M. Elder Ms. Judith H. McKinney $ Ms. Barbara A. Lucassen Mrs. Brenda Rhodes Miller Mr. Joseph C. Fisher Jr. Mr. Thomas L. Micek $ Mrs. Maria Toomer Marlin Mr. Eric W. Mueller Mr. Robert C. Gnau Dr. German Munoz Mr. Terry E. Marlin Mr. Frank J. Niesen Jr. Ms. Maureen Goodwin Dr. C. Stephen Padgett Mrs. Anne Willett Marshall $ Dr. Gerry M. Phillips $ Mrs. Mary Martin Graf Mr. Scott A. Pearson Mr. Edward J. McAleer Ms. Brenda J. Pierce Mr. Joseph J. Grill Mr. Daryl H. Haskew Dr. John A. Hendry $ Mrs. Bridget Tobin Herald Maureen Carlin ’76 Ms. Mary Ann Holewinski B.S., Early Elementary Education Ms. M. Kathryn Hughes Mrs. Margaret Fuchs Hughes $ Global Administration Assistant at the Institute for Electronic Mr. James A. Imorde Government, IBM in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Joanne M. Jenkins Mr. Thomas W. Kelty Jr. Mrs. Catherine Freund Kinsman Dr. John C. Lafleur “I give because it is a simple way of showing my gratitude. I am thankful for the Mr. Michael H. Lambert $ Jesuit tradition, the professors and the friendships I made. Giving back is a way to Mrs. Rozanne Coskrey Lancaster Dr. Stephen G. Lauten $ keep the spirit of the College going – to pass on the traditions of previous Mr. Edward J. Lenahan generations to those attending now,” says Maureen Carlin ’76. “The feeling of Mr. William B. Lennox Mr. Edwin Livingston Jr. excitement that I experienced when I first stepped foot onto the Spring Hill campus Mr. James J. Logue is still fresh in my mind. With each visit, I can still feel the energy. It is a very special Mr. Thomas J. Long place and it is important that we keep that notion alive.” Mrs. Mary Maher Loper Mrs. MaryAnn Isensee Loweth Carlin, a member of the Alumni Board, has a cousin Mr. Walter J. Maughn $ who is attending Spring Hill as a freshman this year. She Mrs. Susan Kupris McCain Mr. Michael D. McFadden explains the importance of seeing what her gifts have done The Hon. Charles McKnight for the College. “It is my first year to have a family Mrs. Geraldine McIver McMahon Mr. Philip J. Moses Jr. $ member attending Spring Hill,” she says. “I appreciate Ms. Marie O’Connor being able to show off the College and the progress it has Mr. Stephen F. Peifer Margaret C. Phelan, CPA made through the years. I am very proud of all that Spring Dr. T. Michael Phelan $ Hill College has accomplished.” Mrs. Louise Busbee Rayburn Mr. Arthur G. Pilley Jr. Mr. Felix A. Mendez-Gonzalez Mr. Joseph H. Keller III Mrs. Rebecca Welch Crawford Ms. Mary Linda Portner $ Mr. Timothy X. Moore Mrs. Sheila Haggerty Mahoney $ Mrs. Susan Cathrall Diez Mrs. Ann Giblin Reimer Mr. Richard W. Mortell Jr. Mr. Timothy J. Mahoney $ Mrs. Deborah Peck Donohoe Mrs. Elizabeth Wetmore Sausville Mr. D. Anthony Parker Ms. Mary P. McGah Mr. Ronald D. Donohoe Mr. Timothy P. Size Mr. Patrick M. Postal Mr. John P. McKinley Mr. Daniel G. Elcan $ Mr. Charles R. Smoke Dr. Frank J. Rohmer III Mr. A. J. McLaughlin III Mr. Paul J. England Dr. Joseph L. Stadther Mr. Chris C. Schatzman Dr. Brian M. McNulty $ Mrs. Catherine Horning Farrell Mrs. Carmen Torrado Tarzon Mrs. Cornelia Hennessey Schmid Mrs. Cecilia McDermott Mortell Mr. William E. Fitzpatrick Jr. Rev. Dr. Richard A. Turcotte Mr. Joseph Tener Mrs. Elin Bendorf Murphy $ Mr. John F. Fitzsimmons Jr. Mr. Roger Paul Wilkerson Mr. Stephen Watsey Mr. Timothy R. Murphy $ Mrs. Pamela Rayfield Fitzsimmons Dr. Michael Williams $ Mr. Mark G. Wozniak Mrs. Joan Azzarelli Nalls Mr. G. Duggan Hannon Mrs. Margaret Bopp York $ Mr. Timothy J. Nalls Mrs. Jean Buehrle Hillery CLASS OF 1975 - 34.51% Mrs. Lolo Pendergrast Mr. Julian S. Hillery Mrs. Deborah Guillot Chase CLASS OF 1977 - 34.72% Mrs. Sara Dulaney Phillips $ Ms. S. F. Huisking $ Mr. Reggie Copeland Jr. $ Ms. Myriam D. Albertini Mrs. Dora M. Piccini Mr. Paul M. Kent Mr. James M. Curran Mrs. Mary Sinchak Alsip $ Mr. Charles H. Prosser Dr. Xavier F. Keogh Mrs. Brenda Runyon Deere Dr. Steven G. Alsip $ Ms. Mary Walsh Randant Mrs. Amrit Whitlock Khalsa Dr. Charles Demeranville Ms. Donna J. Bailey Dr. Elizabeth Speck Speck-Kern Dr. Karen Kuers Mrs. Gere D. Dennie Mrs. Lisa Palmer Beers Mr. Kenneth M. Stickney Dr. Daniel R. LeNoir Miss Melaine A. Dey Dr. Cynthia Reichard Castille $ Mrs. Kathleen Hughes Taylor Mr. Barry N. Lewis Mr. Patrick T. Dykes Dr. M. Gerard Castille $ Mr. Jack Topley Rev. Mark A. Lewis, S.J. Dr. Michael P. Gallagher Miss Teresa F. Cesarano Mr. William D. Ward Mrs. Mary Lou Durizch Littleton Dr. Patrick A. Hyland Mr. Michael P. Coghlan $ Mrs. Margaret Twitty White-Spunner Dr. Edward J. Lose $ Mrs. Mary Fredricks Ihle Mr. Kevin J. Corey Mrs. Karen Powers Wientge Mr. Peter E. Main Dr. Stephen A. Kahalley Dr. Carolyn M. Coyne Mrs. Angela J. McCarthy Mrs. Virginia Naman Koppersmith Mr. Jack Deere Jr. CLASS OF 1979 - 35.29% Mr. Thomas M. McMahon Dr. Sidney L. Leak III $ Mr. Nick Diez Mr. Joseph E. Ackels Sr. Miss Anne L. Molinarolo Mr. Michael S. Marshall $ Mrs. Kristin Bendorf Drlicka Mrs. Linda Padden Ackels Mr. James V. Mowrey Mrs. Theresa Bisceglia Mazzullo $ Mr. Martin F. Elbrecht Mrs. Laura Kaffer Anderson Miss Susan K. Newman Mrs. Jayne Wiles McDaniel Mrs. Leisa R. Flynn Dr. Joycelyn Atchison Mr. Kevin M. O’Connell Mr. James H. McDonald Jr. $ Mr. John Joseph Grady III Mrs. Ana Diaz Barker Mr. Dante A. Piccini Mr. Donald R. McGarrah Miss Angel Helmsing Mrs. Catherine Breedlove Barker Mrs. Monica Ponseti Ponseti-Olinde Mr. Bradley A. McGeoch Mr. James J. Hendry $ Mrs. Elaine Geppert Bodet Mrs. Ann Brown Pridgeon Mr. Dennis P. McKenna Dr. Robert L. Hutto $ Mr. Robert L. Buchanan, V Ms. Anna M. Reier Mrs. Sarah Schwarz McKenna Mrs. Lynn Cronin Illig Mr. Timothy J. Cherre Mr. Paul F. Rizzuto $ Ms. Margaret Meherin Mr. John Y. Kennedy Dr. Kenneth R. Courington $ Mr. Matthew P. Ryan Mrs. Maria Miller Miller-Gublo Mr. Michael L. Kost Jr. Mr. John E. Cunningham Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Schifanella Dr. Patrick E. Nolan Mrs. Deborah Smith Lassus Mrs. Sarah F. Detter Ms. Martha D. Schilling Dr. Chris A. Nordmann Mrs. Susan Hayes Lyon Mrs. Sandra Shore Durick Mr. John T. Schreiber $ Ms. Sandra Bosso Pardo Dr. Timothy F. Madgar Miss Mary Alma Durrett Mr. George M. Simmerman Jr. $ Dr. Katy Phelan Mrs. Lois Foote Maloney Mrs. Monica Lynch Dutmers Miss Andree M. St. Martin Mrs. Connie Bowes Postal Mrs. Myra West Martin The Honorable Sean P. Early Mr. Mark L. Stewart Mrs. Janet O’Connor Schwarz Mr. Jay McCann Jr. $ Mr. John C. Everett, IV Dr. Arthur J. Tipton Mr. Paul J. Scripp Mr. Brian D. Melton Dr. David R. Field Mr. Gregory M. Whibbs $ Dr. Ruth Lyons Shields Mrs. Judith Kissling Monti Mrs. Rosemary McGraw Forte Mr. Joseph M. Wientge Ms. Mary Hederman Spruell Mr. Robert R. Monti Mrs. Janice Wheat Henderson Mr. Michael J. Stineman Mrs. Melanie Reimer Moore Dr. William P. Jones $ CLASS OF 1981 - 25.93% Mr. Francisco X. Stork Mr. Thomas H. Nolan Jr. Mrs. Margaret Murray Keller Mrs. Claire Galloney Bernot Mr. James D. Sullivan Jr. Mr. Herbert R. Noletto Jr. Mrs. Jamesine Marsden Killorin Mr. John P. Bowler Mr. Rayford Williamson Mrs. Olivia Vacalis Oliver Dr. Barbara A. Kleiss Mrs. Roberta Fink Boyle Mr. Paul W. Wood Mr. Leo Ounanian Jr. Mrs. Maureen Brenzel Larroux Mrs. Jane M. Brigham Mr. Clifford E. York $ Dr. Mary Dickey Phillips Mr. Joseph G. Leonard Jr. Mr. Bobby L. Buck Mr. James Rebarchak Mrs. Lella Brooks Lowe Mr. F. Michael Callahan CLASS OF 1976 - 34.75% Mr. Jude Reyes $ Mr. James F. McGah Mr. John J. Casey Dr. Alberto J. Aran $ Dr. William H. Robichaux Dr. Thomas A. McGraw Mrs. Dedra Cassidey Mr. S. Vincent Arbour III Mrs. Mary Farnell Schatzman Mrs. Denise Baran Nemeth Mr. Joseph G. Conboy Jr. Mrs. Keiren Cassidy Aucoin Mr. Gregory J. Schlax Mr. John J. Nugent $ Ms. Catherine E. Courtney Mrs. Barbara Kelly Bettonville Mrs. Martha Carey Silk Mr. Vincent S. Pagano Mrs. Mary Bosley Darnell Mr. Thomas R. Butterick Mr. Robert W. Silk Jr. Mr. Philip P. Parker Mrs. Mary Huber Doonan Rev. Stephen F. Campbell, S.J. $ Mrs. Paula Spence Stadther Mrs. Bird Graham Peavy Dr. J. Emmett Duffy Mrs. Deborah Dusseault Campeau Mr. Richard J. Volentine Jr. $ Mrs. Lauryn Swingle Poynor Mr. Kevin J. Durkin Miss Maureen M. Carlin $ Mrs. Anne Connelly Walsh $ Mrs. M. Nettles Robichaux Ms. Mary B. Fuchs Mrs. Lisa Chassaing Ms. Christina Bowersox Watts Mr. Collins C. Rossi Mrs. Cynthia Bowes Galvin Ms. Lizbeth K. Cote Mrs. Dorothea Coughlin Wozniak Ms. Karen M. Ryan Mr. Kevin P. Galvin Mr. Raymond P. Dempsey $ Dr. Robert S. Sacchi Mrs. Lorie Wheelis Gochenour Mr. Thomas J. Dever CLASS OF 1978 - 29.60% Dr. Carl Salter Dr. William N. Hartenbach Mr. William G. Durick Mrs. Kathryn Acree Arbour Ms. Mary Ann Sevier Ms. Lucille M. Hess $ Mr. Mark W. Flynn Mr. John J. Archer Dr. Carl B. Shory $ Dr. Robert E. Kelly Jr. $ Mrs. Janet Meunier Gallagher Mr. William Bohannon Jr. Mrs. Katherine Mueller Sisoian Mr. John C. Kendrick Mr. James M. Gearty Mrs. Kathleen Foster Coghlan $ Dr. Mary Smith Soha Mrs. Brenda Faircloth Lake Mrs. Mary Hennessey Gordon Mr. Charles E. Deye Dr. Nancy Grant Wahl Dr. Charles A. LaRosa Mr. Russell A. Guthrie Dr. Phillip M. Drlicka Mrs. Dolores Peters Ward Mr. John X. Maritote Mrs. Margaret Hibbard Hiemenz Mrs. Mary Brown Farrell Mrs. Jacqueline Pope Williams Mrs. Carol A. McErlean $ Ms. Mary Maher Hughes Mr. Thomas P. Farrell Mrs. Patricia Woolford Mrs. Rhonda Smith McGill Mr. Robert T. Ihle Mr. J. Kevin Foster $ Mr. Daniel L. McNabb Mrs. Valerie Guste Johnson Mrs. Kathleen Curry Foster CLASS OF 1980 - 31.71% Ms. Deborah Mesmer Mrs. Maureen Callaghan Kalousek Mr. Francisco J. Gonzalez Miss Bettye Jean Andry Mr. E. Tyler Nichols Jr. $ Mrs. Mary Ackels Karam Miss Ellen Gravina Mrs. Sally Matlack Barrett Mr. Tim E. Nolan Mr. Michael F. Kennedy Mr. John H. Hamm Mrs. Cynthia Howard Blackwell Mrs. Kathleen O’Toole O’Brien Mr. James E. Killorin Mr. J. Casey Healy $ Mr. Donald A. Blackwell Ms. Christy A. Omohundro Mrs. Elizabeth Sherrer Kiser Mr. John W. Heffernan Dr. Andrew J. Boulet Dr. Scott H. Patterson Mr. Thomas E. Lyon Dr. Ruben Hernandez Mr. J. Barry Cooney Mrs. Karen Pendergast Rhodes $ Maj. Paul McNally (Ret) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Horning Jr. Mrs. Kim McMahon Cooney Ms. Colleen Gleason Sanguinetti Miss Celia H. Sapp Mr. Hugh J. Flannery Mrs. Catherine Cooney Bain Mrs. Mary Lawton Hibbard Mr. Robert L. Scala Mrs. Millie Cox Flannery Ms. Judy Demeranville Bassett Mr. James M. Holmes Mrs. Victoria Ordonez Scala Dr. Charles J. Fox The Honorable Sonja F. Bivins $ Mr. Christopher A. Husting Ms. Patricia A. Schmidt Mrs. Mary Norkett Fox Mr. Raymond E. Bodet Mr. Stephen T. Johnson Mr. William F. Sisoian Ms. Kathleen Gorman Mrs. Cheryl Bryan Burch Mr. William D. Kane Ms. Katherine McCormick Tipton Mrs. Harriet A. Graham Mr. Gregory C. Burkart Mrs. Sara Jackson Keith Mrs. Sonja T. Vehorn Mr. Walter M. Gundlach Mr. Gary D. Cowles $ Mr. Colin E. Kemmerly Mrs. Karen Nikolakis Harris Mr. Mark C. Curran Jr. Mrs. Alice Ryan Klimas CLASS OF 1982 - 35.50% Mr. R. Terry Hartley Dr. Mary E. D’Aunoy Mr. Joseph A. Kotrola Dr. Dwayne B. Albritton Ms. Melinda A. Higgins Mr. John A. Defraites Mrs. Frances Diaz Lee Mr. Robert N. Barnes Mrs. Christie Vorbach Hogan Mrs. Anne Bardenheier Dolph Mr. Richard E. Lee Jr. Mr. Eduardo Barranco Mr. Mac Humphrey Mrs. Emily Hurst Donahue Mrs. Julia F. Lewis Mrs. Margaret Egan Benjamin Mr. Gregory J. Irwin Mr. Brendan P. Doyle Mr. Philip A. Mahoney Mrs. Susan Rogge Bratschun Mrs. Kay Scavullo Jesse Mrs. Mary Lamoureux Dziagwa Mrs. Amy Massey Mr. Richard J. Burns Mrs. Ann Uedelhofen Joondeph Mrs. Kathleen Clyatt Ellis Mrs. India Hadley Mattox Mr. Thomas A. Byrne Jr. $ Mr. John G. Kelly $ Ms. Susan T. Fox $ Mrs. Karen Webb McElroy Mrs. Miriam Eagan Callahan Mrs. Sheila Doyle Kelly $ Mr. John D. Gibbons Mrs. Elizabeth Bearinger Morgan Dr. Mary Finnorn Chan $ Mrs. Michelle Smith Minor Mrs. Ann Tolbert Hamilton Mrs. Suzanne Leopold Pardue Mr. Kevin D. Connelly Mr. Martin L. Osborne Mrs. Katherine Evancho Harris Dr. Alfred E. Pesto Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann Howen Dolan Mr. Bill Pautler III Mrs. Lisa Emanuelli Hirsch Mrs. Anna Leek Pringle $ Mr. Michael F. Dolan Jr. Mr. Michael J. Perkaus Mr. James J. Hodur Mr. Gerald T. Roden, Esq. Mrs. Rita Broderick Durkin Mr. Steven E. Pond Mr. Broox G. Holmes Mrs. J. Finnorn Schneider Mr. Darryl P. Figueroa Mr. Mark R. Purcell Mr. Todd D. Hunter Mr. Paul T. Schubert Miss Kathleen M. Fitzsimmons $ Mr. L. Daniel Seiter Jr. Mrs. Cynthia Peters Johnson Mrs. Mimi M. Vaughan Mr. Christopher P. Foley Dr. Andrew D. Sharp $ Mrs. Monica Brito Johnson Mrs. Teresa Markham Walker Ms. Jean M. Graffagnini Mrs. Ellen R. Smyth $ Ms. Trish Jones $ Mr. Mark B. Watkins Mr. Marvin E. Johnson Dr. Paul K. Stromberg Mr. Cletus A. Junius Mrs. Mary Boagni Watson Mrs. Micheline Kelly Johnson Ms. Martha Wheeler Taylor Miss M. Patricia Kane $ Mrs. Lisa Holland Wenke Dr. Cheryl Sandoski Jones $ Ms. Julia Ann Webb Mrs. Jan Bailey Kimbell Mr. Rupert Wood Jr. Mr. R. Kinne Kell $ Mr. John F. Weidenbruch Dr. Steven W. Kinsey Dr. Jennifer Pitra Wootten, M.D. $ Dr. James B. Kendrick, II Mr. William R. White III Mrs. Teresa Remich Kinsey Mr. Thomas A. Kintz Mrs. Leigh Taylor Kleinschrodt CLASS OF 1987 - 17.14% Mrs. Mary Ponseti Kirkikis CLASS OF 1984 - 15.15% Mr. Norman W. Layfield Dr. Christopher M. Arcement Mr. Michael J. Koorie Mr. Richard F. Allen Ms. Lauren Lemmon $ Mrs. Beth Siemanski Bailey Mrs. Carol Kolling LeNoir Mrs. Leslie R. Barbour Mr. James A. Lochridge Jr. Mr. Jaime W. Betbeze Ms. Marina E. Libro Mr. John K. Bass Rev. Dr. Beth A. Macke Mr. John Michael Corr Mrs. Charlotte McGuire Link Dr. Kelly Hardee Befus Mrs. Cynthia McDonald McCormack Mrs. Michele Prevost Corr Dr. James M. Link Jr. Mr. John T. Bender Mr. Bill Miller Mrs. Mary Thelen Defraites Mrs. Stephanie Moore Lose $ Mr. Leonard W. Besinger III Mrs. Gretchen Bendorf Miller Mr. James K. Dize Mrs. Anna McCown Luce Dr. R. Chris Bondurant Mr. Edward T. Morris Mrs. Erin Brennan Dzwonkowski Mr. Patrick A. Mansfield Mr. Gerald T. Burch Jr. Miss Gunn-Bente Olsen Mr. J. David Fuchs Dr. Edward J. Martin III Mrs. Desiree Evans Clarke Mrs. Shari Baldwin Piccini Mrs. Grace Kelly Gambel Mrs. Lisa Murphy Mayer Mr. John E. Cronin Dr. Theresa Pryor Roca Mr. Jordi Guso Mr. Brian A. Metzger Dr. D. Gregg Davenport Mr. Christopher P. Rutigliano $ Mrs. Michele Zoghby Haddad Mr. Paul C. D. Milford Mr. Stephen C. Dolan Miss Lauren G. Seymour Dr. David C. Hall Mrs. Barbara Ann Kelly Myers $ Mr. Ryan H. Dolph Mr. David H. Sharkey Mr. Jeffery J. Hartley Mrs. Christina Matey Nolan Mrs. Cynthia Parrott Eaton Mrs. Bridget McGurk Simpson Miss Margie G. Kane Mr. & Mrs. Jerry P. O’Leary Jr. Miss Patricia E. Finkbohner Ms. Marney Skinner Ms. Elizabeth MacInnes Kirchen Dr. Roland T. O’Leary Mr. Patrick M. Gambel Mrs. Mary Sharp Southall $ Ms. Jacqueline Klock Mrs. Virginia Wilson Parker Mrs. Sharon Gearhart Mrs. Therese Thibodeaux Stuckey Mr. David P. Laudadio Mrs. Elizabeth Habeeb Petro Mr. George W. Goodwyn III Mrs. Anne Leckert Taglione Mr. Jamie Lewis $ Mrs. Kathy Witten Pittman Mrs. Jaime Lilly Hamilton Ms. Deborah D. Tillman Mrs. Marianne Hope Lott $ Mrs. Mary Touhy Purcell Dr. Ann Williams Huettemann Mrs. Laura Stephens Ziegler Mrs. Patricia Grabfelder Lucas Mrs. Mary Munns Ripley Miss Jodie L. Johnson Mr. Robert E. Ziegler Mrs. Martha Toombs Marston Mrs. Mary Morris Roberson Mr. David F. Keeler Mr. Marc J. Micklewright Dr. Robert L. Russell Jr. Dr. B. Frank Kimbell Jr. CLASS OF 1986 - 25.96% Ms. Monique S. Perry Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Sacia Mr. Mark E. Lewis Mrs. Elise Rubin Allen Mr. William P. Pflug Mrs. Karen Shane Scott Mrs. Alisa Marino Marino-Ramminger Miss Blanche Olivia Arceneaux Mrs. Felecia Jernigan Rutigliano $ Mrs. Denise Lounsbery Sharp Mrs. Julie Ehret Martin Mrs. Cynthia Bullock Beslin Mr. David P. Slepian Mrs. Allison Burns Sheehan Mrs. Joanna Montgomery Metzger Mrs. Anne Fink Bodet Miss Jacqueline M. Swift Mr. Thomas J. Sheehan Mrs. Nancy A. Minus Mr. Thomas F. Boleky Mr. Kelan J. Vorbach Mr. Robert M. Stahl Mr. Carl J. Peavy Jr. Mrs. Charlene Campeaux Boss Ms. Marti Weis Mrs. Valerie Elkourie Wepfer Mr. Howard W. Pettengill Dr. L. Russell Brandau III Mrs. Tamra Pulliam Williams Dr. Lee Wilson Mrs. Kimberly A. Pettengill Mr. Timothy M. Broughton Mrs. Shannon Hunt Wood Mrs. Ora Wheat Wormsby Mr. Jeno E. Piccini Mr. G. Allen Brown Jr. Mr. James J. Young Mr. William J. Powers III Mrs. Louise Peavy Bush CLASS OF 1988 - 22.40% Mr. Roderick Zak Mr. John W. Richards Mrs. Mary Sabina Byczek Mr. Victor N. Altamirano Mrs. Mary McKinney Richards Mr. Christopher James Clarke $ Mrs. Alisa Pennington Archuleta CLASS OF 1983 - 23.12% Mrs. Anna Battaglia Salazar Miss E. Brooke Coppedge Mr. James M. Arnold $ Dr. Mac Barbour III $ Miss Ann P. Thublin Mrs. Susan Zumer Cwik Mrs. Karen Roth Belina Mr. Walter A. Bell $ Mr. Michael K. Tonkinson Ms. Sean R. Dawson Mr. Philip C. Billeaud Mrs. Patricia Mallon Bessonen Mr. Michael H. Tresslar Mrs. Lynn Tonkinson Dolan Mr. Donald K. Blades Mr. Patrick T. Brennan Mr. David E. Trum Mr. Mark C. Doxtader Mr. James D. Brandyburg $ Mrs. Beth Ebbesmeyer Brooks Mr. Michael P. Vickers Mrs. Maura Sharkey Doyle Mr. Brendan J. Breault Dr. Richmond F. Brown Mr. John L. Walsh Ms. Roxanne P. Eaton $ Mr. Philip T. Brown Mrs. Ann Granger Butts Mrs. Karen Owen White Mr. Charles A. Elcan $ Mrs. Bridgid Walsh Brug Mrs. Gretchen Vienhage Conboy Mr. Benjamin D. Williams Jr. Mr. Garrick E. Eslava Maj. Michael P. Busteed Mr. Michael J. Concannon $ Mr. Jerry A. York Mr. Keith B. Franklin Maj. James F. Carlisle Ms. Denise C. Corley Mrs. Mary Van Houten York Mr. Thomas J. Gearhart Ms. Jill Chenoweth Mr. Curt A. Crider Mr. James B. Giddens Mr. Charles H. Crane Dr. Sarah Bearinger Dangelantonio CLASS OF 1985 - 26.39% Dr. Paul W. Gidley $ Ms. Kathleen E. Culhane Mr. C.J. Dempsey $ Dr. Vincent P. Arata Mrs. Anne Berquist Hallman Mr. Winston R. Grow Mr. R. Paul Durrett Mrs. Susan Foley Armeli Mrs. Lynn O. Haston Ms. Victoria F. Guarisco Mrs. Anne May Hamilton Mr. Paul M. Cussen $ Ms. Anna-Maria Beard Mr. Stephen P. Hall Mrs. Mollie Letchworth Hodl Mr. Michael Y. Dukes Mrs. Ann Smith Bolding Mrs. Helen Elzen Halphen Mr. Wm Hyatt Hood Ms. Kerry P. Early Mr. Robert M. Buell Mrs. Linda Craft Hanlon Mr. John T. Joyce Jr. Mrs. Lisa Wallis Edwards Ms. Sarah Kitchin Buell Dr. Thomas H. Hannahan Mrs. Kelly O’Connor Karras Mrs. Sheryl Banta Ethridge Miss M. Patty Bullington Mrs. Gentry Lankewicz Holbert Miss Mary F. Keenan Dr. Patrick A. Forrest Mrs. Lisa Murphy Buschmann Mrs. Melinda Downey Hovell $ Mrs. Sharron Sharpe Kintz $ Mrs. Jo Ann Seelhorst Fowler $ Capt. Karen Hoffman Carlisle Mr. Charles J. Humbert Mrs. Marteal Laster Ms. Betsy Brown Garvis Mr. William A. Carter Miss Victoria M. Kranze Mrs. Allison Swain Lemm Mr. D. Spencer Gillen $ Mrs. Verna Chesser Mrs. Bebe Gustin Lindsey Mrs. Tracy Calloway LePiane Mrs. Germaine Billeaud Gjertson Mrs. Suzanne Kelly Crane Mr. Jerry A. Lovett Mrs. Laura Livaudais Livaudais-Ward Mrs. Melissa Bolling Hannahan Mr. Carlos Manuel Cuadrado Mr. Andre J. Mathurin Dr. Michael A. Lucia Dr. Robert W. Hannahan Mrs. Susan Daniel Mr. Matthew M. Maurin Mrs. Cecilia Ackels Martin Mr. Thomas A. Hendrich Mrs. Jamie Kayser Davidson Mr. Matthew G. McClure Mrs. Emily Geary Maskey Mr. Robert D. Holbert Ms. Angele D. Davis Mr. Jim G. McGlynn Ms. Jennifer A. Minigutti Fr. Clarence M. Hunt III $ Mr. James E. Davis Jr. Mrs. Bridget Tiernan McMillan Mr. Carlos Miramontes Mr. Richard C. Inge Mr. Emanuel De La Guardia Mrs. Molly F. Meyer Mrs. Nancy Brown Montegut Mr. Michael G. Johnson Mr. Daniel C. Deal Mr. Samford T. Myers Ms. Anne E. Myers Mrs. Madeline Elzen Katool Mr. Thomas P. Divane $ Mr. Daniel P. Nillen Mrs. Hilary Richardson Nikodem Ms. Natallie J. Keiser Mrs. Maryann Iacobucci Dukes Mrs. Josephine Lee Noletto Mrs. Leslie Carr O’Byrne Mr. Michael J. Kintz $ Mr. James P. Farrell Mr. Ellis V. Ollinger III Mr. Michael E. Olinde Mr. Michael C. Knobloch Mrs. Susan Elcan Farrell Miss Katrin E. Owen $ Ms. Cara Parillo Mr. Mark C. Laudadio Mr. Paul G. Fellinger Mr. Henry H. Owings Mrs. Elizabeth Thing Peters Mr. Robert A. Leonard Mr. Ben D. Gaillard Ms. Marni Reagan-McCaghren Mr. Michael J. Pusatera Mr. Earle W. Long, IV Mrs. Catherine Porter Hannahan Mr. Dylan C. Reid Mr. Joseph T. Quina, IV Mrs. Marie Carrington Lyons Mr. Christian O. Heinze Mrs. Melissa Jones Schilling Mrs. Krista Mingus Rataj Mr. Noland F. Maples Jr. Mrs. Anna Lawrence Hendrich Mrs. Rebecca Brady Schmidt Mrs. Julie Proesel Reilly Ms. Michele McCloy Mr. J. Barrett Hue Mrs. Mary Geisler Singel Mrs. Adrienne Bertucci Sikes Ms. Mary E. McGraw Mr. Theodore J. Hyle III Mrs. Laura Sullivan Mrs. Suzanne Doerer St. Clair Mrs. Megan Martin Meehan Mr. L. J. Jackson Jr. Miss Mary A. Sullivan Mrs. Lori M. Thomasson Ms. Colleen M. O’Brien Mr. Philip Jones Mrs. Patricia Pasel Sykora Mr. Thomas K. Watkins Jr. Mrs. Elaine Cacciatore Olinde Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Kassen Ms. Joyce V. Tolbert Miss Stefanie M. Wientjes Mrs. Kathryn Lane Pavelonis Dr. Theresa Gerchow Kennedy Mr. Vincent R. Weeks Mr. Christopher D. Williams Mrs. Kimberly Tapia Pennington Mrs. Jane Posey Kirkpatrick Mrs. Donna York Ms. Rebecca A. Wilson Dr. Michael A. Pennington Dr. Julianne Walsh Kroeker, Ph.D. Mr. Patrick O. Young Mr. John P. Wolfarth $ Dr. Robert C. Pfeffle $ Mr. Bradley J. Lamey Mrs. Jeannine Lanasa Woodward Mr. Gregory P. Reilly Mr. Timothy M. Lane CLASS OF 1992 - 21.84% Mr. Alan R. Young Dr. Robert H. Reuter $ Mrs. Mary MacInnes Langford Mrs. Jacqueline Kane Angle Mr. & Mrs. George M. Zoghby Mr. Philip C. Rielly $ Mr. Marion H. Lyons Mr. Scott Angle Mrs. Sofia Battaglia Salazar Mr. Timothy B. Madden Ms. Janet Kuhn Bell CLASS OF 1989 - 27.86% Mr. Darrell H. Smith, IV Mr. Matthew G. Mestayer Miss Krista Berwanger Mrs. Kerry Bordes Almond Ms. Melina Alleman Stefan Dr. Robert C. Middendorf Jr. Mr. Gary Bockhorst Jr. Mr. Harry B. Baxter Mrs. Patricia Warren Dr. Andrew P. Minigutti Mrs. Janet McCoy Buckley Mrs. Maureen Mitoraj Miramontes Mr. James Robert Chandler III Mrs. Karen Murray Montague Mrs. Julie Wolfarth Cobb $ Ms. Maureen P. O’Donnell Mrs. Theresa McGonagle Crider ALUMNI GIVING: TOP 10 CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION Dr. John G. Olinde Ms. Dora Franklin Finley (Class Size Fewer Than 100) Mrs. Patricia K. O’Neill Mr. Michael W. Fleming $ Mrs. Kristin Fabing Pfeffle $ Mrs. Sarah Zarter Fleming $ Miss Pam Reynolds Rank Class Year Class Size Donors Percent Mr. Michael Gamauf Mr. Patrick J. Rice Jr. Mr. Jonathan Garcia Mrs. Diana Rayfield Rode Mrs. Christine McDonald Giles 1 1936 1 1 100% Mrs. Anne Mennes Sammons Mrs. Pamela Smith-Segars Gutierrez Mrs. Mena Ford Sandoz Mr. Michael Henderson 2 1943 12 8 66.67% Mrs. Virginia Johnson Scheidt Mrs. Lauren Fabing Huemmer $ 3 1948 22 9 50.00% Miss Diana N. Shaw Miss Kristen Jones Mrs. Mary Moore Sheffield Mr. Philip J. Kahn 4 1944 13 5 38.46% Mr. Ronnie Smith Mrs. Christina Maceluch Kalisz Mr. Edward W. Sommer III 5 1949 58 21 36.21% Dr. Michael E. Kellam Mrs. Erin K. Sommer Mr. Terence Madden 6 1935 3 1 33.33% Mrs. Davidcia Pickett Stubbs Mrs. Stephanie Zoghby McNally Mr. Ronald K. Teasdale Mr. Michael G. Mimnaugh 1941 6 2 33.33% Dr. Tinerfe J. Tejera Mrs. Elizabeth Misiaveg Misiaveg-Patel 1942 21 7 33.33% Mr. Treg T. Tremont Mr. Matthew Montegut Mr. Damian J. Vitale Miss Mary Tracey Moore 7 1953 62 20 32.26% Mr. Matthew A. Warren Mrs. Donna Gottstine Morgan Mrs. Molly Strain Zickuhr 8 1947 23 7 30.43% Mrs. Tabitha Wilkins Olzinski Mrs. Jody Perkins Pace 9 1938 10 3 30.00% CLASS OF 1991 - 21.15% Mr. Mark Pepke Mrs. Lee Rutherford Adams Mr. Peter Ragland $ 10 1955 98 29 29.59% Mrs. Nancy Russell Alexander Mrs. Kathryn Poelker Roark Mr. Bryan M. Barrett Mrs. Susan Ross Sawyer Mr. Thomas E. Caestecker Jr. Mrs. Joann Schwartz Schutte Mrs. Rebecca Patterson Berry Mrs. Kathryn D. Williams Mrs. Sarah Matthews Cahn Mrs. Annemarie Alleva Smith Mr. G. Scott Binder Mrs. Kelly Collins Woodford Mr. Christy L. Calametti Jr. Mr. Marion R. Stevens Jr. Mr. John P. Bishop Mr. John J. Zollinger, IV $ Mrs. Cindy Miller Calhoun Mr. Rudolph Stonisch III $ Mr. & Mrs. John M. Brady Mrs. Stephanie Fontaine Davis Ms. Carolyn Frazer Suffich Mrs. Laura Ranieri Brown CLASS OF 1990 - 31.96% Ms. Shaaron J. Couey Mr. John Sweeney Mr. Lawrence B. Brown Ms. Leslie Abadie Mr. James H. Flanagan Mr. C. Matthew Thomas Mrs. Mary Marfice Burnett Mr. C. Mike Adams Jr. Mr. Cortez E. Fowler Jr. $ Ms. Sonjetta L. Thomas Mrs. Anna Morgan Bush Mr. Garry Andrews Mr. Jonathan F. Gansereit Mrs. Sheila Begg Troy Mr. Tom R. Caron Mrs. Angela M. Barakat Mr. William E. Gant III Ms. Kelly Hogan Williams Mr. Chris H. Cheever $ Mr. Russell G. Barakat Mrs. Averette Martin Hale Dr. Ben Zarzaur Mrs. Margaret Fink Cussen $ Mr. Michael P. Barbour Mrs. Ann Lambert Hall Dr. Marlo Carney Zarzaur Miss Heidi A. Miller Mrs. Melissa Vines Dwyer Mr. Chad Wilson CLASS OF 1993 - 20.43% Mr. Jared Montegut Mrs. Heather Baker Ebert Mrs. Stacie Popp Baker Mrs. Mary Hyer Nicoud $ Mr. Mark J. Fernandez CLASS OF 1998 - 15.32% Mrs. Nicole Martin Bartlett Mr. Timothy J. Nicoud Jr. $ Ms. Eugenia G. Foster Mr. Michael Bartholomy Miss Susan Berberich Mrs. Colette Buckley O’Regan Mr. W. Travis Grant Mr. Brian A. Bauer Dr. Donald E. Brown III Ms. Amy M. Parsons Mrs. Sherry C. Hart Mrs. Maureen C. Bergan Mr. Guy Comerci Mrs. Melissa Peek Penley Mr. Christopher L. Hawkins Mrs. Megan Bisceglia Broadway Mrs. Kathleen Gilbert Coxwell Miss Vivian A. Pinkley Mrs. Lauren Letchworth Hayden Mrs. Colleen Winter Cantareira Mr. William Coxwell Mrs. Caroline Thomason Pryor Mr. Brian Holbert Mrs. Erin Chady Mr. David Cresson $ Mrs. Christine Piazza Putnam Mr. Michael A. Hovell $ Miss Kiona S Daniels Mrs. Melissa Morris Cresson $ Mrs. Jennifer Roberts Rigby Mrs. Anne Hawker Kennedy Dr. Emery Regan DeSonier Ms. Suzette W. Day Mrs. Linda R. Robinson Mrs. Gracie L. Kidd Mrs. Jennifer E. Doyle Mr. Frank G. DeSalvo $ Mrs. Shannon Stacey Root Mrs. Heather Moore Klinkenberg Mr. Josh Frerman $ Mrs. Anne Dielschneider Dr. Lenore Landers Rosa Mrs. Diedrel Williams Leslie Mr. Benjamin S Goldman Miss Carrie Doescher Mrs. Louanne Lindsley Shankle Mr. Juan Luna Mrs. Kelly Kline Gurka Mrs. Kay McCorale Farrell Mrs. Rose Ann R. Smith Mrs. Teresa Gottstine Magruder Mrs. Emily Stevens Hardin Mrs. Marie Talbot Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Thelen Mrs. Ashley Braswell Mason Mr. Tanner A. Johnson Mr. M. Andrew Forsdick Ms. Michelle M. Vehlhaber Mr. Charles R. Mayhall III $ Mr. James Krider Mr. Christopher Fowler $ Mr. Francis E. Webber Mr. Andrew T. McCarthy Jr. Mrs. Gloria E. Landi $ Mrs. Alyssa Landers Gillen $ Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin Welborn Mr. James H. Monahan Mrs. Melanie Zirlott Leege Mr. Daniel Green Mrs. Loria Elzen Williams $ Mrs. Kelley Shelton O’Brien Mrs. Susan K. LeTellier Capt. Paul Hartman Mrs. Sharon Coleman Williamson Mr. James W. Penley III Ms. Margaret Obringer Lovell Mrs. Charlotte Griesbeck Henderson Mrs. Amanda Thompson Wyman Ms. Charlie M. Perry Dr. Theresa Bueche Martez Ms. Frances Hoit Hollinger Mrs. Janine Lackey Yordy Ms. Margaret D. Phillips Mr. Charles E. Mason Mr. Christopher S. Huemmer $ Mrs. Betty M. Pierce Miss Jessica McCawley Mrs. Amy Cornelius Huff CLASS OF 1995 - 19.80% Mr. Robert W. Ranieri Ms. Jane E. McDonald Mrs. Kendall I. Hurley Mrs. Allison Martinelli Allison Mrs. Kristen Tompkins Roppolo Mrs. Mary Jo Morgan Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Mrs. Erin Boettcher Andrews Mr. Armour Sarradet Jr. Mrs. Emily Schulte Morris Miss Valerie Kanaley $ Mr. D. Scott Bitterman Mrs. Julia N. Shields Ms. Arleen Rosner Barwick Mr. Douglas Layman Mr. Hiram Bodon Mrs. Karen Kelly Shirah Mrs. Marie Forsdick Smith Mrs. Anne K. Leatherbury Dr. Laura Richard Braham Mrs. Doris P. Steelreath Mrs. Aileen Lucas Smitherman Ms. Nartwadee B. Lee Mr. Kevin R. Casper Dr. Barbara A. Sturbaum Mrs. Cynthia M. Stapleton Mrs. Margit B. McCarthy Ms. Sandra Buckhaults Dahmer Mr. Douglas Taylor Ms. Gretchen S. Treherne Mrs. Barbara L. Mitchell Mr. Ruben F. Davalos Mr. Ryan P. Thomson Mr. Tevis VanDerGriff, IV Mrs. Amy Ford Molyneux Mrs. Sherran Dennis Davis Mr. J. Philip Vollmer Jr. Mrs. Shauna Stricklin Ward Mrs. Stacy McAdams Montegut Ms. Margaret M. DeBlanc Mr. Dwight D. Walker Mrs. Lydia Washington Webster Mrs. Meredith Schmidt Neff Mr. Gaven Fechter Mr. David A. Weems Dr. Dale W. Wisely Mrs. Mary Fink Ollinger Mr. John B. Ficker Mr. James A. Wyatt III Mr. Robert O’Regan Mrs. Kimberly Noethen Fluet CLASS OF 1999 - 13.26% Mrs. Cynthia Bullard Peck Mrs. Jill Stillmock Fudge CLASS OF 1997 - 17.23% Mr. David W. Beaugh Mrs. Amy Brookshire Pepke Mrs. Maretta S. Golston Dr. David Adams Mrs. Anjanette LeBlanc Bent Mrs. Lisa Risico Ranieri Mrs. Natalie Pena Goodman Mrs. Rose R. Amacker Ms. Sara M. Bratt Mr. Eric Robbins Mr. Tony Lee Goodman Miss Cynthia L. Baroco Mr. Michael Buttrey Mr. George W. Schleh Mrs. Catherine Thoms Goren Mr. Paul Anthony Bernhardt Ms. Kathy S. Christian Mr. Johnnie Scruggs Ms. Judy Hafner Mrs. Dina Hines Blankenship Miss Andree J. Cigali Miss Kristi Sobbe Mrs. Mary Roberts Hall Mrs. Barbara Roberts Bodon Mrs. Avis R. Davis Mrs. Natasha Duncan Sublette Mrs. Carrie Childress Hawkins Ms. Cathy Robertson Burdette Miss Jennifer Delcambre Mrs. Lucy Duffy Tankersley Ms. Lauren E. Hellings 1st Lt. Thomas A. Connor Mrs. Sarah Adgent Drennan Mrs. Amy Holt Turner Mrs. Patricia Gaspard Holcombe Mrs. Conyers F. Courtney Mrs. Audra Foret Fields Mr. John Weinacker Miss Laura L. Iverson Mr. Alfonso Cueto Mr. Richard Foote Jr. Miss Juliann Louise Keenan Mrs. Sarah Bond Dorger Mrs. Kelly Douglas Fowler $ CLASS OF 1994 - 20.83% Mr. Paul Konieczny Mr. Douglas Doyle Mrs. Linda Marie Gabbett Dr. Sami Ali Mr. Jason John Markey Mr. Christopher G. Drennan Mrs. Carole Rathle Grant Mr. Marc C. Allen Miss Aimee Michelle Martin Mrs. Catherine Luce Druhan Mrs. Angela C. Hall Mrs. Charlotte Clifford Andrews Mr. Burke A. Neville Miss Jennifer L. Ellison Mr. Edward Herndon Mr. Kevin M. Andrews Mr. Michael Pitts $ Mrs. Heather Wolfort Foote Mrs. Catherine W. Kurtts Mr. J. Duke Ankiewicz Ms. Charlotte Parker Richardson Mrs. Melissa Gallagher-Abbot Mr. Tom Lane Mr. Tad S. Bartlett III Mrs. Kyla Blanchard Romanach Mr. Ordice A. Gallups Jr. Mrs. Kelly Doherty McCarron Mr. Matthew Bazzano Mrs. Erin Ryan Runnels Dr. Faye Teresa Hagan Mrs. Tori Yarbrough Miller Mr. Donald S. Bergin Jr. Mrs. Monee Byers Sheridan Mrs. Erin Stout Haynes Reed Miss Regina Rapier Miss Marita A. Brochu Dr. Matthew Simmons Ms. Georgia Johnson Kalifeh Mr. Thomas Reynolds Mrs. Carmen Johnson Brooks Mr. John P. Stahl Mr. Alexander G. Kitchin Mr. Kendall L. Rogers Miss Adys Cabrera Miss Abigail F. Stevens Mrs. Susannah Teasdale Kitchin Mr. Kevin Rys Mr. Sam Coates Mrs. Cynthia Yates Tilmans Mrs. Lori Johnson Luna Mrs. Sara Jeanne Radulski Saacks Mr. Andrew P. Davis Mr. Earl J. Wagner $ Mrs. Penny Schuessler Lykins Mrs. Shawna Salmon Saussus Mr. Gerard M. Delaney Ms. Jennifer L. Wammack Mr. William G. Magruder Mr. Delvin Seawright Ms. Christy T. Devine Mrs. Megan Riordan Wyatt Mr. Norman B. Moore Jr. Mr. David Smithweck Mr. Daniel Divis Mr. Jeffrey John Morgan Mr. Robert Patrick Sprague Ms. Jeri Lynn Downs CLASS OF 1996 - 15.25% Mr. James C Morris Mr. Rudolph Spreckelsen III Mr. Robert P. Dunkel Miss Alexandra Aitken Mr. Joseph S. Morris Mrs. Lara Goeke Walker Mrs. Leslie Vaught Eaves Ms. Catherine N. Banks Mr. Stephen Quina Mrs. Maria Walley Williams Mr. Windley H. Ellington Mr. Michael C. Behan Ms. Tara E. Ryan Mr. Steven Wingbermuehle Mrs. Chandra W. Ford Ms. Jennifer Cook Botter Dr. Scott M. Salathe Mr. Donye Woodyard Mr. Creighton Fowler $ Mr. John Martin Braham Mrs. Gail Griffin-Sarchet Mrs. Megan Johnson Schanie Mrs. Amy Villa Francois Mrs. Virginia Ulm Bridges CLASS OF 2000 - 14.00% Ms. Cheryl V. Smith Mr. Jack R. Gardner Jr. Mr. Andre Cantareira Ms. Ann Townsend Bailey Mrs. Kathryn Bush Smith Mrs. Lucia Hixon Hicks Mrs. Rebecca Holcomb Carter Miss Catherine Bartlett Dr. John F. Steen Jr. Mr. Stephen Kocian Mrs. Amy Variali Cassity Dr. Amy Welch Bednar Mrs. Stephanie Moran Tarry Mr. Christopher Lambert Dr. William Hayden Childs Mrs. Paola Conosciani Berardi Mr. Gholamreza Tashbin Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett Layman Ms. Amanda K. Collins Mrs. Kelly Jernigan Brannon Mrs. Sylvia O. Torp Mrs. Deborah Resha Madonia $ Mrs. Michelle Hoobler Cook Mr. Frank Butterfield III Mrs. Kerry Boetig Vollmer Ms. Stephanie A. Martin Ms. Jamie Lynn Cusick Mr. Thomas H. Crabtree Mr. Alex E. Mathis Mrs. Melissa Chuilli Di Tosto Mrs. Rosetta Barrett Wagner $ Ms. Lauren C. Johns Ms. Lindsey M. Johns Clarence Keller Sr. ’61 Mr. Robert G. Kenney Mr. Andrew Robert Lauber B.S., Business Administration Miss Victoria K. Leslie Ms. Liza Manjarrez Retired from Regions Bank, resides in Mobile, AL with wife Barbara Mr. Richard E. Mauney Mr. Dominic D. O’Keefe Mr. Christopher Pennington In 1970, Spring Hill College recognized Mrs. Mary Whittington Pinardi Clarence Keller ’61 as an outstanding young Ms. Charlotte Pitts Mr. Matthew Edward Pocase alumnus in service to the College and community Mrs. Julia W. Ray by honoring him with the Karopczyc Award. When Ms. Susan R. Schmidt Ms. Sara Eleanor Scott asked about his reasons for giving to Spring Hill he Mrs. Rhea A. Singleton explained, “For all that Spring Hill has done for me, Mr. Thomas J. Singleton Jr. Mr. Carlos J. Smith what I give back pales in comparison to how my Ms. Kelly Anne Smith friends, the faculty and the College shaped my life.” Ms. Maureen C. Smith Mr. Daniel A. Strickland A longtime supporter of the Spring Hill College Ms. Molly Margaret Winget Fund he also supports the Class of 1961 Endowed Ms. Margaret C. Zarzour Scholarship, Friends of the Library and the Badger CLASS OF 2005 - 11.57% Club. His son Clarence is a graduate of the class of Mr. Edward J. Acevedo 1987. Mr. Terry S. Blind Ms. Danielle Booth Mrs. Phyllis M. Creel Mr. Peter K. Landi Mr. Charles Stephen Sokolash Jr. Ms. Keiko Booth Mrs. Michelle Krulewicz Dees Mrs. Megan McPadden Losito Mrs. Lisa C. Stiegler Ms. Nicole R. Bujol Mr. Brian Dorgan Mr. Robert E. Lowell Jr. Mrs. Marlene Swain $ Ms. Joanna Buscemi Mr. Thad B. Franklin Mrs. Blanche G. Luckie Ms. Teresa Rose Thompson Ms. Clare Ann Bush Mr. Swep V. Fraser Ms. Vickie Garland Malone Mr. Derek W. Wagley Ms. Mary E. DeCotis Mr. Jason Gerth Mr. Randal Moudry Mr. William R. Ellis Ms. Amy Goreham Mr. Randall Ory CLASS OF 2003 - 8.81% Ms. Yolanda M. Foxx Mrs. Tara Robinson Green Ms. Jennifer Payne Mr. Bryan Jeffrey Bertucci Jr. Miss Maria Cristina Garcia Mr. William Green Ms. Carolyn Lee Pipkins Ms. Courtney Best Mrs. Mirriam B. Gardner Mrs. J. Courtney Gaillard Gregory Ms. Theresa M. Rehm Ms. Michelle Blackmon Ms. Sandra A. Grissom Mrs. Pamela Brown Hall Mr. Nicholaus H. Saacks Mr. Mike Chapman Ms. Lisa A. Jackson Mrs. Nancy Miller Hamlet Mr. William C. Stanard Mr. Joseph Michael Costello Miss Caroline Ann Jordan Mr. Harry F. Hardin, II Mr. Jonathan Michael Strickland Ms. Amber Erickson Mr. Milton O. Larche Jr. Miss Sarah Hargrave Ms. Meghan G. Stuart Ms. Jennifer Jeanette Feely Mr. Richard Lightcap Jr. Mrs. Therese Robinson Hillyer $ Mrs. Lindsey Stuardi Weems Mrs. Deanna Graham Mrs. Brandi Stapp Lyndall Miss Valerie D. Huff Mr. Michael Wellington Mrs. Judith Hales $ Mr. Nathan Moore Mr. Buck Johnson Ms. Mary Appleton Weston Mr. Thomas J. Hunter Mr. Daniel H. Norfleet Mr. Frank Niesen III Mr. Benjamin B. Williams Ms. Kirsten Lewis Mr. Sean Petri Mrs. Karen Whitten Pearson Mrs. Whitney Bain Wingbermuehle Mr. Matthew Allen Lursen Ms. Cristina I. Prellezo Mrs. Eva Pelham Mrs. Judith Miller Mr. Eugene Ramirez Mrs. Brady Carroll Peters CLASS OF 2002 - 14.29% Mr. Michael Moore Ms. Aracely Rodriguez Mr. L. Bradley Philips Mr. Robert A. Beckmann Jr. Mrs. Shondae Woodard Nassar Mr. Juan D. Saldarriaga Ms. Lynn Elizabeth Rush Mr. Nelson Burnett Mr. Patrick Neenan Ms. Jacquelyn M. Stahlman $ Mrs. Megan Ford Sawyer Mrs. Amanda McNiff Cassreino Mrs. Leah Funderburk Patrick Ms. Lauren E. Taylor Miss Melanie Scott Mr. James Clearkin IV Mrs. Teresa Perez Mr. Anthony Tolbert Ms. Elizabeth Ashley Tetley Mr. James Connors Ms. Anita Pressley Mrs. Ellen F. Thompson Ms. Lisa Corvo Ms. Kathleen Baer Ross CLASS OF 2006 - 13.18% Mr. Matthew B. Thompson Mrs. Kellye Kneipp Cunningham Mr. Mark Smith Mr. Robert G. Allenbach Mrs. Susan Saint Veasey Mr. Nathan James Cunningham Mr. Jeremy Speeg Mr. John B. 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Courtney Ms. Eusebia Logue Fink ’64 $ 7 St. Louis 272 86 31.62 % Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Couvillon Dr. & Mrs. Gary L. Fishbein ’67 Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Covington Mr. & Mrs. William Fisher 8 Lafayette 109 34 31.19 % Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cowen Dr. Maurice J. Fitz-Gerald, M.D. ’58 9 Cincinnati 87 27 31.03 % Mrs. Joan Cowles Mr. & Mrs. Jim H. Flanagan Sr. ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Cowsar ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Flukinger 10 Houston 217 66 30.41 % Mr. & Mrs. Elbert T. Cox Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Flynn Ms. Lynn Fondren Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hasley Mr. & Mrs. James P. Kistner Sr. Drs. Michael & Dana McDonough Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ford ’58/’60 $ Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hastings Dr. & Mrs. David W. Knoble Ms. Dawn McEnery Mr. H. Lance Forsdick Sr. $ Mrs. Frances Duncan Haworth Mr. & Mrs. James E. Knudson Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. McGinn Sr. $ Ms. Eugenia Cameron Foster ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene E. Heacock Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Koch Mr. & Mrs. James I. 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