THE MAGAZINE OF RHODES COLLEGE FALL 2013

A Galaxy Renovated science facilities of Potential promise to attract the best and brightest. THE FUTURE UNFOLDS

Plans for the renovation of

Rhodes Tower include new labs,

classrooms, offi ces, and physical plant improvements. An architect’s

cutaway illustrates the range of

potential uses for the six-story,

21,660-foot space.

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is published three times a year by Rhodes College 2000 N. Parkway Memphis, TN 38112 as a service to all alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff, and friends of the college. Fall 2013— Volume 20, Number 3

EDITOR Lynn Conlee GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Larry Ahokas Robert Shatzer PRODUCTION EDITORS Jana Files ’78 Carson Irwin ’08 Charlie Kenny Ken Woodmansee

CONTRIBUTORS Lauren Albright ’16 Richard J. Alley Justin Fox Burks Julia Fawal ’15 8 Jim Kiihnl Michelle Parks A Message from the President Jill Johnson Piper ’80 P’17 4 Elisha Vego EDITOR EMERITUS 6 Campus News Martha Shepard ’66 Briefs on campus happenings INFORMATION 901-843-3000 30 Student Spotlight ALUMNI OFFICE 1 (800) 264-LYNX ADMISSION OFFICE 34 Faculty Focus 1 (800) 844-LYNX Rhodes Tower Alumni News Photo illustration by Larry Ahokas 36 Photo by Jim Kiihnl Class Notes, In Memoriam

The 2012-2013 Honor Roll of Donors

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8 Situating Beloved Texts : 16 By Design: A Trip to Berlin Impacts Search Faculty Full Renovation to Enhancing the liberal arts experience—this time for Transform Rhodes Tower professors! With its quirky architectural history and planned renovation, 75 Rhodes and Beyond Rhodes Tower tells the tale Tucked between Alumni News and the Honor Roll lies of two centuries in science a special story about a growing college treasure. education.

rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 3 A Message from the President

T he Campaign for Rhodes

elcoming our very talented Class of 2017 this students—updated and expanded science facilities. fall provided a most meaningful reminder of As you read in this issue the storied history of Whow much the Campaign for Rhodes matters the Peyton Nalle Rhodes Tower, many of you will be to our students and our college. Increasingly, our stu- reminded of the opening of the Frazier Jelke Science dents arrive on campus from all across our country and Center in 1968. So very much has changed since then. all around the globe. Rhodes is affordable to many of Our track record of student success in the sci- these students because of the scholarships provided by ences and our partnership with truly world-class institu- alumni, parents, and friends of the college. Newly fund- tions such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has ed opportunities for research, internships, and service created unprecedented student interest in the sciences. proved to be the deciding factor for many of them to More than 40 percent of the Class of 2017 intends to attend Rhodes. Funds donated for faculty support and major in the natural sciences. new faculty positions help ensure that students learning With all we have to offer, our science facilities experiences will be exceptional. simply have not kept pace. Since Frazier Jelke Science So many of you have given and continue to give Center was built, student enrollment in the sciences has generously to help us achieve our goals to provide the tripled. We are now ranked in the top 10 of liberal arts best possible support for students and faculty. Thanks colleges nationally for graduates in the natural sciences. to you, much has been accomplished to enhance the We are very proud of the great work of our faculty and student experience and make our great college even students, but they must have the facilities they need to better. But our work is not yet done. We extended our continue this momentum. Campaign for Rhodes and expanded our goal to $303.5 While student interest has increased dramatically, million for student and faculty support. We added a changes in how science is taught are even more signifi- component essential for the continued success of our cant. Science today has become more interdisciplinary.

4 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Peyton Nalle Rhodes Tower, dedicated to the study of physics

Historically, all science majors at Rhodes graduated in would be so proud of the testimonials we receive from either biology, chemistry, or physics. While these ma- our Memphis partners about how our students excel. jors remain prominent in our science curriculum, new The integration of the sciences, humanities, and social interdisciplinary science majors, including biochemistry sciences—and their interconnectivity—makes the and molecular biology, neuroscience, environmental sci- sciences unique at Rhodes. ences, and environmental studies, are among some of The continued support of our entire college com- our fastest-growing majors. munity is critical as we aim to raise $42 million to reno- Lab work has also become more project oriented, vate and expand our science facilities. With the recently experimental, and interdisciplinary. Instead of the tra- announced $4.4 million Plough Foundation grant, we ditional “lab partner” approach, our students engage in have received about $10 million in philanthropic com- more collaborative group work with other students and mitments toward this goal. We ask you to join us in as research assistants with faculty members. Many of achieving our goals for the sciences and our overall cam- our students present their research at national confer- paign. Each of us benefi ts when bright young minds ences and are listed as co-authors on articles alongside take what they have learned and experienced at Rhodes our accomplished faculty. To maintain this new focus and begin to impact the world. With your help, I am on collaboration, our facilities must support new ap- confi dent we will soon have the science facilities that best proaches to teaching and learning. support the students and faculty at Rhodes. Please do all We are committed to giving every student the you can to help us with this important initiative. best education possible in the classroom and the best chance to grow and develop both on our campus and beyond our gates through truly exceptional opportuni- ties. We do that particularly well in the sciences. You

Contact Vice President of Development Jenna Goodloe Wade at 901-843-3850 or [email protected] for more information.

rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 5 CAMPUS NEWS

Plough Foundation Awards $4.4 Million Grant By Lynn Conlee New Student Programs Hope to Enhance College

In late August, a celebration took place in the Experience renovated lobby of Frazier Jelke Science Center. By Julia Fawal ’14 Students, faculty, staff, and special guests arrived to honor the Plough Foundation for its To support fi rst-year students and sophomores in their college $4.4 million grant to help fund renovations to journeys, two new programs hit Rhodes College campus this year. Rhodes’ science facilities. The grant was the Known as Fob into Five and S’MORES, the programs work differently, second-highest one ever given by the foundation. but both are aimed at capitalizing on what the college already offers and adding to the student’s college experience. Phase 1 is the renovation of Rhodes Tower. In May 2014, the Department of Physics will move Fob into Five emerged after a group that included student to temporary quarters on Rhodes’ extended affairs staff leaders and students Brooke Bierdz ’15 and Rhodes Stu- campus in the former Evergreen Presbyterian dent Government President Sallie Handley ’14 came together to brain- Church facilities. The renovation is expected to storm ways to improve the fi rst-year experience. The group realized take 15 months and to be completed in time for that Rhodes offers a variety of programs and events, so they wanted the 2015 academic year. Once the work is done, to fi nd a way to bring them all together into a fi rst-year program. the tower will be transformed. (For more on the Rhodes Tower renovation, see page 16.) Fob into Five encourages fi rst-year students to swipe their key fobs at a series of 45 social and educational events throughout the Plans for Phase 2 are still very much in the semester. For every fi ve events they “fob” into, their name gets works, but will result in a new three-story thrown into a raffl e for prizes ranging from Rhodes apparel to a $300 science facility in the parking lot currently west travel voucher. But what is getting most of the students talking (and of Briggs Student Center. Briggs itself will be fobbing) is one of the bigger prizes: a ticket to see Justin Timberlake repurposed as academic space. All the science when he graces the FedEx Forum stage in November. buildings will be connected underground so that movement from one facility to another can be S’MORES is a similar program for sophomores, though it is geared done without concerns about inclement weather. more toward helping them learn about themselves and prepare for These renovations follow the Rhodes master their futures beyond Rhodes. The initiative combines activities plan, which features an academic campus core ranging from “Managing Personal Relationships” to career-oriented encircled by residence halls. programming such as “Creating Your Individual Professional Brand.” S’MORES also offers a prize incentive for attending events. But for both programs, the biggest prize of all is developing a real connec- tion to Rhodes and everything the community has to offer.

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Relying on the convenience of technology, Rhodes Alumni end. To get involved or for more information, contact Relations created two virtual chapters this summer that now unite Patterson at [email protected]. alums all over the world. The newest chapter, fittingly launched on July 4, 2013, “We are really trying to engage as many alumni as we can,” says Direc- is for Rhodes alumni in the military. Titled Red, Black tor of Alumni Relations Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84, P’17. “These virtual and True, the chapter consists of a Facebook group chapters are a way for them to stay connected to the community.” and a spot on the alumni website. The chapter is open to former military members as well, giving active-duty The college’s first virtual group launched in June 2013 to support personnel the chance to turn to retirees for advice as Rhodes’ LGBT alumni. EquaLynx, with a group page on Facebook and they transition back into civilian life. the Rhodes alumni website, is open to friends, supporters, and members of the Rhodes LGBT community. The chapter plans to start its own To verify that your military service is reflected in mentor program, and is hosting a career panel and cohosting (along your record, please review your information on Last- with the college’s other LGBT organizations) a reception for alumni and ing Lynx or contact the Alumni Relations Office at students on Saturday, Oct. 26, during Homecoming/Reunion Week- [email protected].

rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 7 KYLE GRADY SITUATING BELOVED TEXTS A Trip to Berlin Impacts Search Faculty

Equestrian statue of King Frederick II of Prussia on the boulevard Unter den Linden in Berlin; created between 1839 and 1851 by the sculptor Christian Daniel Rauch. 8

8 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu SITUATING BELOVED TEXTS A Trip to Berlin Impacts Search Faculty

By Dr. Geoff Bakewell

reat ideas are not born in a vacuum; they have contexts and consequences. United in this conviction, 20 faculty members from the Search for Values in Light of Western History and Religion program visited Berlin in May. Our goal was to enhance our teaching of the liberal arts that lie at the heart of a Rhodes education. Founded in 1945 and focused on works from the ancient Near East to the modern West, Search has encouraged generations of students to investi- gate “questions about the meaning and purpose of life.” Its many thousands of alumni still benefi t from its academi- cally rigorous training. And they cherish the ideas they en- countered and the friendships they made in its classrooms. 9

Dr.rhodes.edu Bakewell is director of the Search for Values in Light of Western History and Religion programFALL at Rhodes 2013 College. • RHODES 9 Francesca Tronchin Francesca

Glazed brick decoration on the Ishtar Gate, earch program faculty are days we visited Berlin, taking in sites and Babylon volunteers drawn from many museums, hearing lectures formal and infor- departments at the college mal, and talking among ourselves about our and bring a wealth of professional expertise vocations as teacher-scholars. We returned to to the program. I, for instance, am a classi- Memphis reinvigorated, eager to share our cist, trained in the languages and cultures of new learning with colleagues and students ancient Greece and Rome. But my colleagues alike. In what follows, I offer five brief exam- include linguists, medievalists and Shake- ples of how the Berlin trip will inform our speareans, Platonists and Kantians, American teaching. Similar moments could be adduced historians, experts on the Hebrew Bible and almost ad infinitum by any of those present. New Testament, political scientists, and his- torians of art and music—to cite but a few. Each year we gather for two weeks in May for Gilgamesh the George Porter Douglass Seminar, which mirrors life in our classrooms. Put differently, On our first full day in Germany’s cap- we search. We spar intellectually; discuss our ital, we visited the Pergamon Museum, locat- pedagogical past, present, and future; and ed on Museum Island in the middle of the recommit ourselves to the program and its River Spree. The building derives its name goals. from the monumental altar and sculptures This year, however, we chose to do removed from the precinct of the Temple something different. We wanted to situate our of Zeus in the ancient city of Pergamon (in beloved texts more concretely. So for eight modern Turkey). It houses other wonders as

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Whether it was the church doors in Wittenberg or the Stasi GRADY KYLE prison in the former East Germany, the visual reminders that ideas have consequences were fascinating.

—Dr. Patrick Gray, Associate Professor | Religious Studies

well, including the reconstructed Ishtar Gate from Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylon. What struck me most deeply, however, was the exhibit titled “Uruk: 5000-Year-Old Megacity.” This collection of architectural remnants, sculpture, and small fi nds brought to vivid life the civili- zations that gave birth to Gilgamesh, our fi rst text in Humanities 101, the beginning semester of Search. We learned fi rsthand about the ca- nals and water driving the agricultural revolution in the Fertile Cres- GRADY KYLE cent. We grasped how timber, metal, and mud brick enabled Uruk’s famous walls and temples to rise. Above all, we saw the centrality of writing, not just for record- ing agricultural surpluses and listing occupations, but for preserving the legend of the city’s greatest king. Over the years, scholars have used numerous clay tablets (most of them fragmentary, written in diverse cuneiform languages, and sometimes smaller than a deck of playing cards) to reconstruct the many versions of his tale circulating in the ancient Near East. To see before me some of these same tablets, several inscribed over three millennia ago, was to glimpse the only immortality Gilgamesh ever achieved, despite his arduous search.

Iliad TRONCHIN FRANCESCA

On another day we visited the Antiquities Collection housed in the Altes Museum, a glorious structure designed and built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in the 1820s. Among its many holdings is a su- perb set of Greek vases, including the famous Berlin Foundry kylix (drinking cup) made in the early fi fth century BCE. Its interior shows a scene familiar from Book 18 of the Iliad. The god Hephaes- tus is presenting a new set of armor for From top: Achilles to his mother, the nymph Thetis. Athenian vase Generations of Searchers have pored over Corinthian helmet Classical Greek bust of Athena Homer’s description of the famous shield, A marble kore, or statue of a maiden

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comparing its depictions of cities at war and at peace. But the vase in Berlin does something truly extraordinary, for its exterior depicts the everyday goings-on at a real-life bronze foundry in ancient Athens. In gazing at the cup, I imagined the wealthy aristocrats, Above: Fra Angelico’s The Last Judgement altarpiece taught by memorizing Homer, who put it Below: The French Cathedral on the Gendarmenmarkt to their lips at the ribald drinking parties

KYLE GRADY KYLE (“symposia”) common in the classical city. But even as they did so, these men were simultaneously (and involuntarily) raising their cup to other, less celebrated contempo- raries—the poorer craftsmen, often immi- grants and sometimes slaves, who made the arms that the wealthier donned.

Martin Luther

We also visited a different sort of arms depot, the ornate Zeughaus, now housing the German Historical Museum. Its numerous exhibits document the astonishing highs and ghastly lows of the country’s history. My favorite was the presentation of Martin Luther in his milieu. I fi rst focused on a copy of his famous, unsmiling portrait made by Cranach the Elder. But my understanding of the man soon deepened and changed. For one thing, hanging right beside him was an equally large portrait of his unsmiling wife, Katharina. Together the two paintings were a forceful reminder of Luther’s break with the medieval practice of clerical celibacy and of the increased space afforded women and family life. Moreover, I learned that Luther did not nail his Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the All Saints Church in Wittenberg in 1517. The myth likely arose during the subsequent

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Rhodes Russian studies professor Valeria Nollan walks through the Garden of Exile, part of the Jewish Museum. Nollan was in a Displaced Persons (DP) Camp with her Russian parents in Hamburg after the war. Her father was a prisoner- of-war in a POW camp, and her mother was a forced laborer brought to Germany against her will. More than 12 million Russians and Ukrainians died in Germany in POW and DP camps, according to statistics of Slavic POW and DP camp refugees compiled at the University of Hawaii. 13 rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 13 confl ict between the church’s defenders and Topography of Terror, an extensive indoor/ its would-be reformers. The new movement outdoor museum erected on the site of the was fueled by politics as much as religion. As former Gestapo headquarters on Prince the fragmentation of the Holy Roman Empire Albert Street. The photographs and docu- increased, monarchs and electors strove with ments there trace in moving detail the rise one another for power. The Thirty Years War of the Nazis and their persecution of Jews, that devastated central Europe in the early homosexuals, communists, Poles, Russians, 17th century was one of the chief results. Romani, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and the hand- Throughout all the strife, common people icapped, among others. Particularly chilling played an increasingly important role. was the copy of the sole surviving agenda Luther was, of course, not the fi rst to from the Wannsee Conference, where mil- criticize the Roman Catholic church, nor to itary offi cers and Reich bureaucrats plotted violate its ban on translating scripture from the “Final Solution of the Jewish Question” Latin into the vernacular. But Gutenberg’s over lunch. printing press and his invention of movable On another day, we toured the haunt- type made possible the widespread distri- ing Memorial to the Murdered Jews of bution of Luther’s works and increased the Europe. Its 2,711 stone monoliths, blank ferocity of the ensuing propaganda war. The and evenly spaced in rows of varying height, exhibit also did full justice to the anti-Semitic were commissioned and paid for by the Ger- strain that emerged in Luther’s later writings. man government. They provide an eloquent, silent commentary on the nearby Reichstag Haunted History and and Brandenburg Gate. And on almost every Modern Totalitarianism city block, visitors trip over the “Stolper- steine,” small metal plaques set into the No visitor to Berlin can escape the pavement to record the acts of inhumanity city’s somber past. Reminders of it are ev- that transpired on those particular spots. erywhere. On one afternoon we went to the My colleagues and I came away stunned by Germa- KYLE GRADY KYLE ny’s darkest hours. But we were also inspired by the earnestness of its attempts to come to terms with the past (“Vergangenheits- bewältigung”). We talked about how Search faculty members discuss how the Berlin far American soci- humanities seminar will impact their teaching. ety still has to go in acknowledging our

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country’s own historical misdeeds. And we First, the trip to Berlin reminds us, crucially The Reichstag, meeting place of the German refl ected that the Search program itself was and concretely, of the interconnectedness of parliament, the modern born as a response to the horrors of World the humanities and of the artifi cial nature of Bundestag War II. Critical engagement with crucial the boundaries we impose between historical Western texts remains one of the most im- eras, academic disciplines, and individual portant means of preserving our humanity. works. Second, it speaks to the importance Finally, a visit to the Hohenschönhau- of place. The texts we study arose, are per- sen Memorial brought home for us the hor- petuated, and must be interpreted in diverse rors of modern totalitarianism. Until 1989, material contexts. Finally, it testifi es to a the East German Stasi (Ministry for State truth that all humanities students know: the Security) used the site to confi ne and inter- search for values is ongoing and lasts a life- rogate political prisoners. Abandoned amid time. the chaos of reunifi cation, the buildings were eventually acquired by a group of for- KYLE GRADY KYLE mer inmates, many of whom now conduct tours there. While physical torture was not unknown, most of them remember far more vividly the intentional psychological duress that was a distillation of much of everyday life behind the Berlin Wall. In touring the grounds, we saw how versions (some would say perversions) of Marxist thought joined with Prussian effi ciency to create an environ- Marble double herm from the fi rst half of the 3rd century CE, ment inimical to democratic individualism. showing the philosophers Seneca So what is the ultimate payoff to (l) and Socrates (r), Pergamon Museum Search and to Rhodes of our expedition? rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 15 JUSTIN FOX BURKS

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16 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu BY DESIGN FULL RENOVATION TO TRANSFORM RHODES TOWER By JILL JOHNSON PIPER ’80, P’17

hen students arrived for classes on September 16, 1968, there Whad risen in the east a brand new star in the firmament over Southwestern’s Collegiate Gothic campus: a customized six-story tower dedicated to the study of optical physics. Part of the brand-new17 rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 17 Frazier Jelke Science Center, the tower was dream four decades old,” the Southwestern a visual expression of the growing national News (the predecessor of Rhodes magazine) excitement over proclaimed in an article titled “Science Center the sciences, which is High Wide and Handsome.” had been fueled in Anchored by the existing Kennedy Stauffer was so excited about part by the space Hall on the west, the science complex the prospect of teaching program and the included 89,250 square feet for biology race to the moon. (the portion below grade), physics (the six- physics at Southwestern, he Fast-forward some story tower on the east), and mathematics 40-plus years and took a cut in pay from his job (Ohlendorf), leaving Kennedy for the a different type chemistry department. Much of the buzz as engineer for Westinghouse of excitement was about the wonders in the new tower. A surrounds the “coelostat” (pronounced seal-uh-stat) allowed in Baltimore. physics facility. students to observe sunspots and solar flares Today, Rhodes through a series of mirrors placed in a vertical Tower joins the shaft running from the rooftop of the tower rest of the Frazier into an interior room on the second floor of Jelke Science Center as the core of a planned the physics building. Students constructed renovation project that, upon conclusion, their own “spectrometer,” a tool for analyzing will usher in a new era of scientific endeavors, the light reflected from a planet or beamed made possible by the most advanced by a star, saving the college some $30,000 laboratories and classrooms available on any by building it themselves. Some of the new campus. The renovations are being funded departmental equipment was so sensitive, it in part by a $4.4 million grant from the could register vibrations from the elevator Plough Foundation, awarded in August, and or from traffic on North Parkway. Most will begin in May 2014. Securing ongoing amazing of all were the twin observatories funding for the project is a major part of on the roof, which made Southwestern the Rhodes’ current capital campaign. largest star-gazing facility in the south. The observatory featured both a student telescope Built Like an Aircraft Carrier for experimenting and a research telescope for faculty use. t the 1968 opening convocation, Hallam Boyd, president of the President David Alexander dedicated philanthropic Frazier Jelke Foundation, the $2.5 million Frazier Jelke Science was instrumental in securing an initial Center, which represented a three-fold gift of $500,000 to construct the new expansion of space for the sciences complex. In 1965, the Tennessee Higher Aon campus. The three major fields—biology, Education Commission exceeded physics, and chemistry—had all shared space that amount with their largest single in Kennedy Hall since the 1920s. “The Frazier construction grant, $593,748. The Ford Jelke Science Center is the realization of a Foundation supplied another $1.9 million.

18 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu The observatory atop Rhodes Tower, circa 1975.

Perhaps because it was the only building Stauffer was so excited about the on campus with two names, many students prospect of teaching physics at Southwestern, believed “Frazier Jelke” honored two he took a cut in pay from his job as engineer scientists from the college’s Clarksville for Westinghouse in Baltimore. He noted era. “Oh heavens no,” says Fritz Stauffer, the new facilities were “twice as big” as those retired associate professor of physics (1964- at Johns Hopkins University, where Stauffer 1990). “No scientist would have had that studied and worked in the ’50s, having kind of money in the ’60s.” finished a master of science degree in physics rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 19 at Bucknell University in 1952. “Many would take me a whole day to type up one people are in awe of physics,” he said. “But page of equations and I would have no idea it’s not so much a matter of brains as it is a what they meant. Then the astronomer matter would come in the next day and say, ‘I’ve of interest.” changed the equation. Now everything that “I would like to take this Among was an X is a Y.’” the new bells and The twin observatory domes and opportunity to state for the whistles in Rhodes the exterior design of the physics building record that Peyton Rhodes, Tower were a differentiate it from its neighbors. Although machine shop, an refl ecting the stunning architecture of who was then president, gave electronics shop, an Palmer Hall and Kennedy Hall, Rhodes optics shop, and a Tower lacks the many architectural the Physics staff an almost complete collection angles and adornments that free hand in the design of the of photographic make Collegiate portraits of Nobel Gothic so Physics Tower from a systems Prize winners for arresting. But point of view.” Dr. Jack Taylor ’44 physics, among its box-like them Albert structure came Einstein, Pierre and about intentionally. Marie Curie, Enrico Explains Stauffer, Fermi, and Donald Glaser, who developed with optical physics the “bubble chamber” after observing the (the behavior of light), behavior of bubbles in a glass of beer. ambient light from any Even the offi ce equipment was direct source could skew designed for physics. Lynda Gayle Teague the results of the exacting Deacon ’69 worked for a year after experiments the students did. graduation as the departmental secretary Therefore, on the east side, in the new building. “I had a brand new windows admit light into only IBM Selectric with the fl ying ball. One the stairwells, while on the west of my jobs was to type faculty research side, windows illuminate faculty papers, and the professor of astronomy offi ces or classrooms. would write these astronomy equations that The building’s interior was could last for pages and pages. You had to equally quirky. Dr. Jack Taylor envisioned start typing in the middle of the line and it that way. Taylor (d. 2012) graduated count back to the margin so the type was from Southwestern in 1944 and returned centered on the page. to join the faculty in 1956 at the invitation There was a different fl ying ball for of his mentor, Dr. Peyton Nalle Rhodes. each task, with Greek symbols, physics Taylor taught physics until his retirement symbols, and mathematics symbols, and in 1992. In his History of the Department still another with parentheses, stars, and of Physics, he wrote: “I would like to take triangles,” recalls Deacon. “Sometimes it this opportunity to state for the record

20 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Left: An early architectural model of the new science complex shows it located north of Briggs Student Center. Above: The actual structures, seen during construction, occupy the heart of the campus’ academic core.

that Peyton carrier,” Taylor wrote. “The toilets, Rhodes, stairwells, elevator, pipe shafts, vertical who was then duct systems, etc., have all been located president, gave the on one side in what would correspond to Physics staff an almost the island on an aircraft carrier . . . This free hand in the design of the width conforms generally with the other Physics Tower from a systems point of buildings on the campus, all of which are view. Another way of putting this might be of Collegiate Gothic type.” Taylor had little to say that the design of a physics building interest in frills. “What have washrooms to is too important to trust to an architect.” do with science? Nothing,” Taylor told the Having served at the Naval Research Commercial Appeal. “So we put them out of Laboratory in Washington D.C. during World War II, Taylor applied the concepts the way.” he learned there to the physics building. The original blueprints were reconfi gured, WEB EXTRAS and the interior design pushed in the Read Dr. Jack Taylor’s history of the direction of less Collegiate Gothic, more early Department of Physics: aircraft carrier. rhodes.edu/physics/history. “It (the tower) has six stories, See an interview with Dr. Jack including one below ground level, and, Taylor at rhodes.edu/magazine. in cross section, is similar to an aircraft rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 21 “Colleges are expected to involve students in research, and it’s a

challenge to do that with a facility from 1968.” Brent Hoffmeister

In 1981, the down comes Jack Taylor with actor William college dedicated Shatner. Shatner had come to check out the the tower to former observatory for some project, but I don’t president Rhodes, think anything ever came of it.” one of the college’s two presidents who Positrons & Pedagogy were physicists (the other being the ewton’s Law is still Newton’s college’s very first Law, but the teaching of science president, William has changed since the 1960s. At May Stewart). Dr. Rhodes, enormous changes have Rhodes was brought taken place, especially in the last to campus in 1926 Ndecade, and the physics department has to head up the responded accordingly. physics department Since the 1960s, the student by then President population has doubled and the number Charles Diehl, of students studying some area of science himself a physics has tripled. About 30 percent of Rhodes major in college, students indicate interest in the health and went on to take professions and around 40 percent plan Diehl’s place as to major in the natural sciences. As part college president in of Rhodes’ Foundations curriculum, all 1949. In 1984, the college was renamed in students must take a course focused on his honor. scientific approaches to the natural world, so Many physics-related college names improvements to the science facilities affect, pepper the campus landscape, but they are literally, every single student. not the department’s only brush with fame. The sciences have adapted in many Even the occasional celebrity would drop other ways to the changes of the past 40 by, recalled Stauffer, whose other passion years. Through the addition of “topics” besides physics was baseball. (Stauffer Field courses to the physics curriculum, for was named to pay honor to his coaching example, the department has created years, which lasted from 1968 to 1977.) “broader appeal on campus for physics,” says “I was going up the stairs one day, when Brent Hoffmeister, chair of the Department

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of Physics. A student wouldn’t have found Physics of Music in the college catalog in 1969-70. This course involves the sounds and vibrations involved in the creation and performance of music, he explains. “I want the students to understand how acoustic instruments make music,” says Hoffmeister. Every student is required to make an original musical instrument, write a technical paper explaining the physics behind it, and then play it as their final exam. “Some of the ‘music’ you wouldn’t necessarily recognize as musical,” he notes, but the instrument has to be playable. Medical physics is also a newer course of study, reflecting the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of science teaching at Rhodes. A PET scan shows how organs and tissues are working through the use of positron emission tomography. Explains Hoffmeister, “I tell students the only widespread application I know of antimatter, which was once the stuff of Overcrowding of current science center facilities has meant utilizing the wide science fiction, is in the hospital. The ‘P’ in hallways of Frazier Jelke for refrigerated storage. PET scan stands for positron, which is the antimatter equivalent of the electron.” “Colleges are expected to involve students in research, and it’s a challenge to do that with a facility from 1968,” says Hoffmeister. But as a testament to the dedication of both students and faculty, despite the obstacles, Rhodes remains at the Memphysics class, taught by Dr. Shubho forefront of student research. The Rhodes Banerjee, physics students go into the Chapter of the Society of Physics Students city’s schools to demonstrate physics and has earned recognition from the national raise awareness of the discipline to young society for some 15 consecutive years. The learners. And, you have not experienced group builds a moon buggy and participates Christmas until you are caroled by Rhodes in NASA’s Great Moon Buggy Race each physics students, who have reworded holiday year and conducts demonstrations during classics with physics-themed lyrics delivered Rites of Spring. Through the department’s with heart-warming zest. rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 23 No More Cookbook Experiments luminescence at the moment of impact. Tribo luminescence, Hoffmeister explains, is ne of the more timeless features of the same effect you get if you bite down on October on campus is the annual a wintergreen breath mint before a mirror in pumpkin drop, conducted from the a darkened room—you may see a few blue rooftop of Rhodes Tower. Students green sparks. perform an experiment involving In the pumpkin drop, theory suggests Oa frozen pumpkin, tremendous height, that if you freeze a pumpkin thoroughly and curious onlookers below. The point with liquid nitrogen to about -200 degrees of the experiment is to measure any tribo F, when the pumpkin shatters, it should

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24 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu produce light, or tribo luminescence. So far, students at Rhodes have not “We give the students amazing experiences, recorded any detectable luminescence at the point of impact, although it is possible but the laboratory spaces were not designed to ambient light could make it hard to maximize the kinds of technical and scientifi c see. However, repeating the experiment despite a consistent negative result has equipment that are in the current labs.” John Olsen become a campus tradition. The pumpkin drop exemplifi es the kind of creative, collaborative experiment that has come to characterize the student experience of the demonstrated in the lab many times over, sciences at Rhodes. just like following a recipe. “We knew what “In the 1970s, the teaching model the outcome was going to be,” Olsen says. was ‘cookbook’ experiments,” explains “Now, with faculty guidance, students John Olsen, associate dean of Academic design their own experiments. Science is a Affairs and a biologist by specialty. much more open-ended discussion.” Industry standard back then was for Olsen adds that, “It also means that students to replicate results that had been a lab that was designed to produce a certain

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rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 25 Drawings of the optical equipment included in the newly constructed physics tower helped illustrate the extent to which the 1968 science center brought Rhodes into the then-modern era.

set of results is obsolete.” Students no longer in the sciences that eschew the old “lab work side-by-side in pairs reproducing partner” model for project-oriented and predetermined data; rather, three or four experimental lab research. students may share high-tech resources at a “We give the students amazing “pod” or collaborate on the construction of experiences, but the laboratory spaces a moon buggy. were not designed to maximize the kinds The interdisciplinary sciences have of technical and scientific equipment also led to the creation of four new majors that are in the current labs,” Olsen says. since 2005: biochemistry and molecular “We realized we had a mismatch between biology, neuroscience, environmental modern pedagogy and dated facilities.” sciences, and environmental studies. These According to Olsen, Rhodes has disciplines reflect the more collaborative already created a conceptual bridge to the aspects of current and future education “interdisciplinary hub” idea, with Frazier

26 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Through the department’s Memphysics class, taught by Dr. Shubho Banerjee, physics students go into the city’s schools to demonstrate physics and raise awareness of the discipline to young learners.

Jelke at the center and Kennedy, Ohlendorf Hall, and Rhodes Tower as the spokes. “It’s already true that Frazier Jelke has become a hub in an intellectual sense, in a way that shows the interconnectedness of the sciences.” The next step in the process is to renovate the science center buildings to mirror new pedagogy and carry the college into the still-young 21st century. Overall, the goal for science facility improvement is $42 million, which will fund first-class, state-of- the-art labs and classrooms for all disciplines connected to the sciences through planned renovations and, ultimately, construction of a new science building. Some of these improvements may seem a long way off, but in Olsen’s view, they are light years closer than they have ever been: “To those of us who have been here a long time, the renovation was something we’d do in the distant future. I’m excited that this is going to come true within the next couple of years. We are going to make something happen in the sciences.” Perhaps it is appropriate to conclude with the words of Jack Taylor: “It has been my experience since coming to Southwestern Members of the Plough Foundation joined President William E. Troutt and members of the Rhodes community to celebrate the foundation’s $4.4 million grant to help fund that if you have a worthy project, or idea, science facilities improvements. Sharing the special moment were L-R: Bob Wallace, that there is very likely someone somewhere Mike Carpenter, Johnny Moore ‘88, Diane Rudner P’07, and Dr. William E. Troutt. who will be willing to give you support.”

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28 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu RHODES TO ALASKA By Richard J. Alley

n late June 1963, a group of intrepid As one of the students on the excursion, would-be scientists and faculty—soon Robertson remembers the project well. to include Peyton Rhodes—set off from “Solar eclipses have always been an opportunity the Rhodes (Southwestern) College to study the solar atmosphere, even today, in a way campus headed for the interior of Alaska. that’s not easily doable even from space,” Robertson Through a contract with the Air Force, says. “The object that is blocking out the bulk of the two graduate and four undergraduate the light of the sun is not in the atmosphere and, students and company would be living consequently, there is no scatter light associated Iin a make-shift camp at World War II-era Gulkana air with it. And that blocking thing is moving across fi eld to view a solar eclipse. the face of the sun, so you can sort of, if you’re very The group’s surviving members will be meeting at quick, pick your moment and how much of the sun Rhodes this fall for the 50th anniversary of the solar you’re seeing.” eclipse trip. Back on campus, they will reminisce For four weeks, the team from Rhodes developed about the trip and speak to physics students to try a real sense of camaraderie as they lived in tents, and imbue them with the sense of adventure and hiked the Copper River, and fought off mosquitoes. possibilities they felt at the time. “They were big and very aggressive,” Robertson “The students in the physics department have remembers. To survive on their per diem, the college heard about the Alaska eclipse expedition and, students found Swanson TV dinners for a dollar a for most of them, it’s total fantasy,” says Charles piece in a nearby supermarket and ate them four Robertson ’65, Rhodes trustee and founder of times a day. NanoDrop Technologies, which he sold to Thermo The anniversary celebration takes place on Oct. Fisher Scientifi c in 2007. “It’s back in something like 24 , with a public reception from 3:30 to 4 p.m. in the dark ages, and so I think the object is to partly Rhodes Tower 226 and a panel discussion featuring bring it out of the dark ages and just kind of inspire members of the expedition at 4 p.m. in Frazier students with what you can do if you really set your Jelke-B. mind to do it.”

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The Class of 2017 assembles for Opening Convocation he student spotlight feature Half of our new students the fall,” says J. Carey Thompson, for this issue shines not on an graduated in the top 10% of their vice president for enrollment and Tindividual student but rather class. Three-fourths had grade communications and dean of on the entire Class of 2017. As in point averages of 3.5 or above. admission. “While many liberal arts recent years, the college attracted As always, we continued our colleges have experienced declines a diverse lineup of fi rst-years, efforts to recruit a class with wide in enrollment and quality, Rhodes who have a half-semester behind geographic diversity. Strong states has become increasingly selective them by now. Over time, their and cities for the Class of 2017 while enrolling somewhat larger classes than expected and attracting accomplishments will no doubt included Tennessee, Arkansas, students from more distant locales. appear on these pages. Until then, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and The quality of the student coming we will let the numbers and names Mississippi, with growing interest to Rhodes continues to be do the talking. noted in the northeast and middle impressive.” A total of 545 fi rst-year stu- Atlantic states, Atlanta, Chicago, dents enrolled this fall. Multicul- St. Louis, and parts of California. — Lynn Conlee tural students make up 22 percen Additionally, we gained 35 of the class. Fifty-one percent of the international students. class attended public high schools, “Once again, Rhodes has while 49% attended private schools. attracted a stellar incoming class for

30 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Connor Abdolhosseinzadeh Weston Breay Amanda Crist Justice Franklin Iman Abdulkadir Jeana Brickner Hogan Crosby Jill Fredenburg Claire Adams Kennedy Brislin Lexie Cross Olivia Gacka Ozakh Ahmed Mackensie Brislin Elise Crosswhite Laurel Galaty Grace Akangbe Robert Brooks Mary Crowell Wyatt Gale Maddie Alagia Mason Brown Jamie Crowley Natalie Galindo Sam Allen Lisle Bruns Samhitha Curpad Tyler Gee Kerry Anderson Madalyn Bryant Kira Curry Justin Geeza Lily Kate Anthony Andrew Buckmeier Madeline Davis Nico Gentile Virginia Ariail Will Budner Justin Davis-Morgan Bucky Gerson Zainab Atiq Jim Bugg Michael Decindis Lindsay Gess Alex Atkins Drew Burford Eric Decker Rachel Glazer Ford Aur Olivia Burton Amanda DellaGrotta Nicolette Glidden Emily Ayers Mackenzie Busby Daulton DePatis Katie Goebel Asad Ayub Monica Bushong Brendan DePoy Mikey Gonzalez Samuel Baderdeen Caroline Butler Graham Derrickson Meredith Graf Erin Bailey Katie Butler Dane DeSpain Ruthilah Graff 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L-R. bottom: Julia Hanebrink, Chien-Kai Chen, Brandy Brown, Catherine Welsh, Courtney Collins ’05, and Erin Kaplan. Middle: Renée Johnson, Ryan Mattson, Mary Doherty, Elizabeth Young, Erin Dolgoy, Leah McGray, and Treena Basu. Top: Andrew Gardner, Geoffrey Maddox, Andrew Zagorchev, Sujan Dan, Peter Hossler, and Jonathan Cook.

ur Faculty Focus for this issue the last four years, she has been a Courtney Collins ’05 joins the De- falls on the new members joining visiting assistant professor at Rhodes partment of Economics as assistant Ous this year. As usual, Rhodes teaching animal behavior, plants and professor. A Rhodes alumna, Collins attracts a diverse and talented group people, and geographic information has a PhD in economics from Texas of academicians, and we are happy to systems courses. A&M University. Most recently, she welcome them to the campus. Brandy Brown joins the Depart- was an assistant professor at Mercer Treena Basu joins the Depart- ment of Modern Languages and Liter- University, where she taught courses ment of Mathematics and Computer atures as instructor of French. Brown in macro and microeconomics and Science as assistant professor. Basu has expects to receive a PhD in French and introductory econometrics. a PhD in applied and computational Francophone studies from The Penn- Jonathan Cook joins the Depart- mathematics from the University sylvania State University in the spring. ment of Psychology as assistant pro- of South Carolina. Most recently, she Chien-Kai Chen joins the De- fessor. Cook is expected to receive a was a visiting assistant professor at partment of International Studies PhD in clinical psychology from the Ithaca College, where she taught as assistant professor. Chen has a University of Missouri in the spring. statistics and calculus courses. PhD in political science from Boston Cook most recently worked at the Sarah Boyle will continue her University. Most recently, he taught Coalition Against Rape and Domestic work in the Department of Biology undergraduate courses for Boston Violence in Fulton, MO. in a tenure-track position as assistant University’s Department of Political Sujan Dan joins the Department professor. Boyle has a PhD in biology Science and Department of Interna- of Commerce and Business as assis- from Arizona State University. For tional Relations. tant professor. Dan has a PhD in mar-

34 FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu keting from Texas A&M University. Peter Hossler joins the urban Leah McGray joins the Department Most recently, he was an assistant pro- studies program as assistant professor. of Music as assistant professor. McGray fessor of marketing at the University Hossler has a PhD in geography from expects to receive a PhD in conduct- of Tennessee, where he taught courses the University of Georgia. Most re- ing from Northwestern University this in global marketing strategy and cently, he was a research associate in year. In 2012, McGray received the So- product and service management. urban political economy in the School cial Sciences and Humanities Research Mary Doherty joins the Depart- of Geographical & Earth Sciences at Council Doctoral Fellowship. She is ment of Biology as assistant professor the University of Glasgow. cofounder and conductor of Windago, in environmental biology with a spe- Renée Johnson joins the Depart- a Toronto-based wind and choral cialty in microbial ecology. Doherty ment of Political Science as assistant ensemble. has a PhD in organismic and evolu- professor in political economy. Johnson Catherine Welsh joins the Depart- tionary biology from the University of has a PhD in political economy/public ment of Mathematics and Computer Massachusetts. Most recently, she held policy, American government, and Science as assistant professor in bio- a postdoctoral position at the Univer- methodology from SUNY at Stony informatics. Welsh expects to receive sity of Maryland Center for Environ- Brook. Most recently, she was assistant a PhD in computer science from the mental Sciences. professor of political science at Kent University of North Carolina this fall. State University, where she taught Most recently, Welsh taught under- Erin Dolgoy joins the Depart graduate and undergraduate courses in graduate computer science and assisted ment of Political Science as the public policy and political economy. in a graduate-level data mining course Thomas W. Smith Foundation Post- for the University of North Carolina. doctoral Fellow. Dolgoy has a PhD in Erin Kaplan joins the Department political science from Michigan State of Economics as assistant professor. Elizabeth Young joins the Depart- University. Kaplan has a PhD in economics from ment of Physics as assistant professor. the University of California, Santa Young expects to receive a PhD in Andrew Gardner joins the De- Barbara. Most recently, she was visiting mechanical and aerospace engineering partment of Biology as a postdoctoral lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh. from Princeton University this year. fellow. Gardner has a PhD in botany Young received a graduate fellowship Geoffrey Maddox joins the Depart- from the University of Wisconsin- in aerospace engineering from the Na- ment of Psychology as assistant profes- Madison. tional Science Foundation. sor. Maddox expects to receive a PhD Julia Hanebrink joins the Depart- in cognitive psychology (aging and de- Andrey Zagorchev joins the Depart- ment of Anthropology and Sociology velopment) this year from Washington ment of Commerce and Business as as assistant professor. Hanebrink University in St. Louis, MO. assistant professor. Zagorchev has a expects to receive a PhD in anthropol- PhD in finance from Lehigh Universi- Ryan Mattson joins the Depart- ogy with a concentration in disasters, ty. Most recently, he taught principles ment of Economics as assistant profes- displacement, and human rights from of managerial finance, financial man- sor. Mattson has a PhD in economics the University of Tennessee this year. agement, and principles of investing from the University of Kansas. Most Hanebrink also is codirector of the and personal financial planning cours- recently, he was a research associate at National Institutes of Health, Minority es at Concord University. Health International Research Train- the Center for Financial Stability in ing Program at Christian Brothers New York, NY. University. rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES 35 36

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FROM ALUMNI RELATIONS

Dear Friend,

Homecoming/Reunion Weekend is is a willing mentor to Rhodes students and just a few short weeks away. As it draws near, alumni considering careers in physics. In this issue of Rhodes magazine highlights the 2000, he established a scholarship in honor evolution of our physics program, the history of Dr. Taylor to support students majoring in of Rhodes Tower, and the need to renovate, the physical and biological sciences. expand, and improve our science facilities. Harry Swinney embodies the Rhodes

JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN Homecomings, reunions, science—seem- Vision. By honoring the accomplishments of ingly different topics, yet serendipitously a scientist from our liberal arts college, we brought together by one man, Dr. Harry L. validate the extraordinary accomplishments Swinney ’61. achieved by our alumni in the sciences and On Saturday, October 26, during recognize the importance of providing our Alumni Convocation, Harry will receive future scientists, medical researchers, and the 2013 Distinguished Alumnus Award. A health providers with the facilities, tools, and physics major at Rhodes, Harry was men- programs to better serve the world in which tored by legendary professor Dr. Jack Taylor we live. ’44. After graduating with honors, he ob- Please join me at Alumni Convoca- tained his PhD in physics from Johns Hop- tion (11 a.m. in Hardie Auditorium) to kins. A pioneer in the study of chaos theory honor Harry Swinney and the values we and an expert in nonlinear dynamics, Harry hold dear as Rhodes alumni. Convocation has taught physics at the University of Texas, is a meaningful opportunity to celebrate the Austin since 1975. Brilliant and highly very best of Rhodes College and well worth Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 regarded by his colleagues, he has been the trip back home. published more than 100 times, has lectured at the nation’s most prestigious institutions, Warmest regards, was considered for the Nobel Prize for his Tracy work on the exploration of Jupiter’s Red Spot, and is a member of the National Academy of Dr. Swinney is one of several recent Sciences. Distinguished Alumnus Award recipients But it’s not only his professional who have either majored in the sciences while accomplishments that have distinguished students or have gone on to successful careers in Harry and earned him alumnus recognition. science-related fields. Others include Dr. Brian It’s also his humble, gracious nature and Wamhoff ’96, Dr. William Coley ’50 and selfless service to others. Harry led commu- Dr. William Threlkeld ’53. nity service efforts of the Austin Chapter of Rhodes. He spent hours serving homeless individuals through his church’s soup kitch- en. He travelled to poor villages in Africa to teach math and science to tribal children. He

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Rhodes College Alumni Association President 1957 Charlie Kinslow ’72 Reporters: Eric Mount The Little Rock, AR [email protected] George Morris Charitable [email protected] Class reporter Eric Mount Annuity: 1933 submits: One of the main features of The Gift 80th Reunion our last entry in Class Notes Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 was the notable retirement activity of Jerry Wittman That Keeps Weise. To our chagrin, she Giving 1945 was referred to as “he” several times. Not only do we hereby Ruth A. Bryant was re- correct the pronouns; we have cently invested as a Cheva- more notable accomplish- lier dans l’Ordre des Palmes ments by Jerry, who some Academiques by the French may recall was yearbook The charitable gift annuity is an increasingly popular way government in recognition editor in our college days. to make a planned gift to Rhodes while enjoying fixed of her promotion of the Jerry’s book of poetry and income for life and possible tax benefits. In exchange for French language and French gardening articles, Along the a contribution of $10,000 or more, in cash or appreciated culture. The presentation Garden Path, was published stock, Rhodes can offer you a fixed annual payment for was made by Jean-François by the Garden Club of South life based on your contribution, your age, and the current Rochard, deputy cultural Carolina and then submitted attaché, Consulate General to National Garden Clubs, annuity rates established by the American Council on of France, in Chicago at a Inc., for a top national award. Gift Annuities. gala dinner hosted by the St. The result was a Blue Ribbon Louis Mercantile Library in Certificate for first place, The amount of your lifetime annual payment is her honor. which was presented to her in determined at the time the charitable gift annuity is June. Congratulations, Jerry! funded. Your annual payment will never change and will Renewed congratulations continue regardless of how long you live. 1953 are also in order for Jim Eichner. In September, he will Age Annuity Rate appear in On Golden Pond in 70...... 5.1% 60th Reunion the role of Norman Thayer 75...... 5.8% Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 (famously played by Henry Fonda) at the Germantown 80...... 6.8% Community Theatre. In 85...... 7.8 % 1955 December, he will reprise his 90 & over...... 9.0% casting as Clarence, guardian Mary Rodriguez Wardrop angel of George Bailey in It’s You may establish a charitable gift annuity for you and received a Silver Presidential a Wonderful Life—A Radio your spouse or any other loved one, but the annuity Award for Volunteer Service Play. This production by rates will be slightly lower for two people. For additional for completing 500 hours the Tennessee Shakespeare information, please contact: of volunteering activities in Company will play at Dixon 2012 in Pinehurst, NC, at Gallery and Gardens in The Rhodes College Office of Development the Community Presbyterian Memphis. Get your tickets Nicki Soulé ‘93, Director of Golden Lynx Programming Church, the Given Memorial early! That guy just keeps on Library Book Shop, and the keeping on! 901-843-3740 [email protected] police department. In case you didn’t hear a rhodes.edu/plannedgiving long time ago, Billy McLean also has considerable kudos coming to him. As he puts it, at the age of 57, he left the full-time pastoral ministry and went “from the sanctuary to the sewer.” He and his son

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Jackson, MS; and Mike of their athletic grandchil- Cody of Memphis, who, dren: a lacrosse-playing along with wife Suzi, hosted granddaughter and a volley- the reunion. According to ball-playing granddaughter Dortch, “Booth hands down in high school. Their oldest won the category Growing granddaughter has a career Old Gracefully. Cody walked in advertising in Los Ange- away with Having the Most les, and their grandson will Hair. Quinn, as best we graduate from the University could tell, scored first place of Central Florida in Orlando in Least Hearing Loss. I was in December. runner-up in all categories. Ben Dukes, having moved We told each other outra- four years ago from Iowa geous lies about how suc- back to hometown Mobile, cessful we’ve been.” During AL, said old friend and class- a campus stroll, the fellows mate Sue Robinson McLean, searched for and found the a realtor in Mobile, did a Several friends from the Class of ’58 gathered in June at Paulette’s for a “Peyton Rhodes gargoyle.” great job for him in finding “mini-reunion.” Former Lynx track team members (L-R) Bob Booth, Mike When asked what that might a house. Since moving to Cody, and Richard Dortch hold a photo of themselves taken during a be, this was the tale related: Mobile, Ben has seen other meet in 1958. During the construction of Rhodes folks: Julia Simmons, a new building during Dr. Jim Pitts, and Carol Barbour Nolan started Dauphin—an Eric) and a curriculum writer Rhodes’ tenure, a stonecut- Sumrall. Ben and Carol work environmental equipment under the auspices of the ter and Dr. Rhodes became on the continuing education business. They install Center for the Congregation friends. Eventually, the stone- program for seniors. Ben “cost-effective, environ- in Public Life at Colgate cutter wanted to express his is also a Legacy Leader- mentally sound wastewater Rochester Crozer Divinity esteem and give Dr. Rhodes ship member with the Area collection and treatment School. a special gift, so he carved a Agency on Aging, teaching systems” as the Alabama Please, fellow classmates, likeness of Dr. Rhodes’ face a course for seniors. “As to dealers for Orenco Systems. send in something! We on a block of stone, which he my ability to move around, This father/son enterprise pledge to spell your name mounted low in an exterior all my limbs are intact and has turned out to be a true correctly! wall of the new building. Dr. the same ones I’ve always passion and calling. Don’t And reporter George Mor- Rhodes was not well pleased, had. They are a little creaky think, however, that Billy has ris adds: saying that some fraternity sometimes, but I’m still able totally abandoned his min- Tommy Buford has a son or another would paint that to mow my lawn, walk the isterial calling. He still does enrolled in film school at likeness on every occasion treadmill, and bike on the some preaching and teaching NYU this fall. and in most insulting ways; stationery bike,” he said. In in churches, and he has been “I am chairing a golf tour- he insisted that it be removed. October, Ben planned to go The stonecutter friend did to Paris on a Road Scholar particularly active in facilitat- ney for the 25th year to fund indeed remove the gargoyle, Independent Study tour. ing and promoting the study nursing education,” George but he climbed scaffolding Kip and Louis Zbinden of the writings of Marcus reports. “My daughter just and mounted the block at the shared a relaxing week on Borg, biblical scholar and welcomed twin girls to the third-floor level of the new the Texas coast in August. theologian. I’ll bet that Billy mob. Send small skis and life jackets.” building, high on the wall They wrote about a wonder- and Sue are still menacing on just below the roof. Appar- ful cruise down the Danube the golf course, too! ently our ’58 classmates did from Amsterdam to Budapest Logos Productions of discover it on their stroll, and they had previously taken. Minneapolis (logosproduc- 1958 it’s looking into a window of Kip said that, because of re- tions.com) is now marketing a women’s dorm room a short cent flooding along the way, a DVD/print version of the 55th Reunion distance away! they could not go through web-based curriculum for Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 We have heard some of the locks, “so we church groups titled “Faithful Reporter: Lorraine Rayburn from Jack and Jane Alex- would stop at docks, get Citizen: Acting Responsibly Abernathy ander ’59 Biedenharn in off, and go by bus to several in a Global Society.” Growing [email protected] Vero Beach, FL, where Jack places, Vienna being one! originally out of Eric Mount’s Earlier this summer, four is still working as a tennis It all actually worked out book Covenant, Community, old friends from the Class of pro at Orchid Island Ten- just fine, and we got lots of and the Common Good, this ’58 got together in Mem- nis Club. Their son, Joe, exercise walking from some six-week curriculum with phis: Bob Booth of Denver, is the pro at another Vero of the wonderful villages study guide was developed by CO; John Quinn of Washing- Beach tennis club. The back down to the ship. That a five-person team (including ton, DC; Richard Dortch of Biedenharns are very proud ship, by the way, I would

{ 40 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu definitely recommend—only Enjoying “life-lovely child. Thirza continues to 148 people, so you could living” in Maui are Frank and take care of the Dolly Parton get to know your fellow 1959 Susie Splann. Imagination (Books from passengers. Wonderful food Kudos to Mike and Shirley Birth) for Tipton County, is and complimentary wine! Reporter: Sara Jean “Shiney” Lupfer, who have created active in DAR, UDC, and Great trip with marvelous Jackson an Award for Excellence in the US Daughters of the War scenery—beautiful castles, [email protected] Undergraduate Teaching in of 1812. She has been their half-timbered houses, cob- 4000 Purdue St., #149 the psychology department at church’s volunteer organist blestone streets, lovely and Houston, TX 77005 the University of Memphis, for over 50 years. Tim con- memorable churches. And 713-748-4025 a department where they cludes by saying that Thirza we never had to continually I am pleased to share taught for four decades before also “takes good care of me!” pack and unpack! Cruises are messages from some folks retiring. the best!” The Zbindens also who haven’t communicated Faithful correspondent sent along some family news before, and it’s just great to Bates Peacock Toone and hear from them! husband, Ed, spent two 1960 about grandchildren, one of Peggy Moffett Zbinden whom starts his second year days with Joan Waggoner Reporter: Kim Baxter Henley Bacchus at the University of North writes that she is still living in and Noel in their [email protected] Dallas, TX. Her son, Chris, Carolina this fall. Their spacious apartment in New 427 Colonial Rd. and daughter, Neel, and her York City. daughters live nearby in San Memphis, TN 38117 husband and her 99-year-old Elsie Hay and Orson Cook Antonio, and their son lives 901-761-1443 mother are close by. Peggy have moved into a high-rise and practices medicine in James T. Webb, PhD, has two grandchildren and condo in Houston, TX. Elsie Charlotte, NC. a native Memphian who another on the way. On a loves the freedom to travel On checking with the col- received his undergraduate visit to Memphis in May, she and to enjoy their vacation lege, I discovered that after degree from Rhodes College, reports especially enjoying house in Hot Springs, AR, the 50th reunion, we were in- is the author of a new book, seeing lots of old friends, but found it hard to leave ducted into the Golden group Searching for Meaning: Ide- and are welcome to come eating very well, and enjoying their home of 21 years. They lots of laughs. Other trips also spend time in Portland, alism, Bright Minds, Disillu- back to campus at any time. included a trip to Michigan OR, where youngest son sionment, and Hope, currently At this year’s Homecoming with eight long-time friends Andrew lives with his wife available from Great Potential (Oct. 25-26), there will be and another trip to Ruidosa, and babies, Beckett (age two) Press at greatpotentialpress. an all-alumni reception in NM. Peggy reports that she and Henry (age two months). com. Because bright ideal- the renovated Refectory on is still doing catering and “all On a personal note, let me ists often find themselves Friday evening; a convocation is good.” say that, again, Elsie and I disillusioned, they are likely in Hardie and picnic on the An addendum on Peggy’s (former Southwestern room- to experience existential grounds; plus the football remarks above from Mary mates) find ourselves living depression. The book helps game Saturday with dinners Farish Sharp: During Peggy’s about 5 minutes from each idealists understand their for classes that night arranged visit to Memphis, they other . . . in Houston, TX, of struggles and describes vari- by individual classes if they enjoyed time with old friends all places! ous ways they cope with their choose. The college will be at Bosco’s in Overton Square. Princess Hughes Van Hoos- disillusionment. In the book, sending out information with This group included Sally er will have had a vacation Webb describes key events sign-up sheets. Dame Roberds, Beth LeMaster trip to Ireland with daughter, during his days at Rhodes Nancy Carter Burnidge in Simpson ‘58, Betty Chalmers Katherine, and two cousins that shaped his thinking Elgin, IL, says she won’t be Peyton ‘58, Sissy Rasberry by the time this issue is pub- for the book. Additionally, coming to our 55th reunion, Jones, Mike Lupfer, Larry lished. She promises to write the book is dedicated to Dr. but that she’s “holding out for Fury ‘61, and Jack Hoelsher more details later. Llewellyn Queener, a Rhodes the 60th and counting on the ’61. Another visit was with Truly Brown and Eric ’57 professor of psychology who rest of us oldies-but-goodies Katherine Dean “Deano” Mount traveled to Cuba on was a mentor for Webb. to get there in one piece (or Thompson Bib ’58. “The a “Cuban Arts and Culture” Jim Hutter, now retired with new parts, if neces- week went by too quickly tour. They have also taken a from teaching at Iowa State sary!).” but not without many, many trip with two granddaughters University, and his wife, Barb We’re grateful for all laughs, studying old annuals, and their parents to Paris to Schwarte, took a trip this news! and happy memories.” “introduce the children to summer, driving to Bran- And from Mayo Fong Go: France!” Truly writes that the son, MO; Hot Springs, AR; Mayo and husband, Alex, girls love Paris! Memphis, TN; Savannah, live in Cypress, CA. She is From Tim Sloan comes the GA; St. Augustine, Orlando in touch with Truly Brown news that wife Thirza Mobley (to Walt Disney World), Mount and Peggy Ann Born- Sloan and her sister, Mary, Boca Raton, Palm Beach man Kaufmann. Mayo sends traveled to Germany to visit Gardens, and Miami Beach, warm regards to classmates. Mary’s daughter and grand- FL; Atlanta, GA; Chatta- rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 41 } CLASS NOTES nooga and Nashville, TN (to the contrast of the trees with and the occasional bear fam- 2012 Forain’s religious art see the Hermitage); Quincy, the angular buildings . . . In ily visit to keep it exciting— was developed into a 10-week IL; and back to Ames, IA. the beginning, there were too much fun! seminar of meditations and They then went to Las Vegas, not enough kick wheels to lectures by our St. Paul’s-K NV, and Council Bluffs, IA. go around, and so we shared, Street (Washington, DC) Three of their stops were but even now that seems 1963 rector, Father Andrew for regional-level duplicate right. That spirit of cooper- Sloane. Our Episcopal parish bridge tournaments. Among ation. Nothing was impos- continues its focus on art and the results: enough Ameri- sible. It was just a matter of 50th Reunion religion, most recently during can Contract Bridge League having the right vision. You Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 the Pre-Raphaelite and Dürer points to move Jim over the didn’t have something, you’d Charlie Rich exhibitions at Washington’s 2,000-point level and up to figure out how to make it [email protected] National Gallery of Art this the rank of silver life master. work . . . The truth is all of spring.” Next stop: Keystone, CO. it is Haystack, and all of it From Dale Ledbetter we is important: the rocks, the 1964 hear, “I’m going to start beach, the studios, the angles, doing ‘Bringing in the Busi- the roofs, the woods, the sky, Reporter: Mary Lou Quinn ness’ seminars again, and 1961 the sounds, the steps going McMillin I am also looking forward down to the water, even the [email protected] to teaching at Nova Uni- Our heartfelt condolences cabins. That’s the thing. It The crisp cool air of versity as part of the Wayne to the family, friends, and all works together.” (From autumn is already dancing Huzienga School of Sales classmates of Class Reporter Vision & Legacy: Celebrating in and amongst our days, and Entrepreneurship.” George Awsumb, who passed the Architecture of Haystack, robbing us of porch time, but Mary Rinehart Cathcart away in early September. Haystack Mountain School beckoning us toward those writes, “I am still working George was a true son of of Crafts and Brynmorgen golden-hued days, falling at the University of Maine’s Rhodes. His father, the late Press, 2011) leaves, football games and Margaret Chase Smith Policy architect Wells Awsumb, Harvey Jenkins reports tailgate parties, the warmth Center, where I direct the designed Clough Hall, and that, “Johanna and I have just of a good fire, and the oppor- Maine NEW Leadership both of his parents, his wife, returned from a two-week tunity to settle in and enjoy institute for undergraduate a daughter, and his sister are auto trip from Panama City the news of classmates. college women from all alums. Prior to his death Beach, FL, to Mt. Rush- Amongst all the good around Maine. In March, I and as part of the class notes more, SD, a destination on news we have to share, there was inducted into the Maine here, George submitted the her bucket list. We not only is sadness as well. Our deep- Women’s Hall of Fame, following: “George Awsumb experienced the Mt. Rush- est sympathy is extended to where I was recognized for relates that he and his wife, more Monument but also the Judy Emery Howell ’65 in my work on domestic abuse Betsy, spent Easter with their gigantic unfinished sculpture the sudden death in mid- and also my service in the daughter Kristin Awsumb Liu of Crazy Horse and various July of her husband and our Maine House and Senate. and family in Wallingford, points of interest along our classmate, Joe. We will miss Jim and I live on the Still- CT, to attend the christen- routes up and back. My his stories, his laughter, and water River in Orono, ME, ing of their fifth grandchild, latest latter-life crisis involves his friendship. near the university. I have Emerson “Emmy” Aswumb acquiring a ’55 Studebaker Nancy Wasell Work re- a grown daughter and son, Liu.” Please see In Memoriam Commander. Exterior is very ports, “My 1969 MA thesis and five grandchildren! Since for more. good, engine and mechani- on French Impressionist our 45th reunion, I have Cynthia Bringle was cal parts all rebuilt, no rust, artist Jean-Louis Forain seen Caroline Gage Sanford honored this summer by and the interior is in fair to has grown during the past and also Jo Cox Kenny and Haystack Mountain School middling condition. So I have seven years into my research Anita Hopwood Bigger. David of Crafts as its featured artist. a new hobby to report.” of his Christian-themed Sanford managed to locate An early member of the Marily and Allen Hughes art. Forain had significant Anita at the Food and Drug Haystack community, she enjoyed another visit with friendships with French Administration. She recently wrote the following for the Jerry and Martha Duncan writers Huysmans, Rimbaud, retired and remarried and is 50th anniversary: “Haystack in their mountain retreat in and Verlaine—all writers living in St. Augustine, FL.” has been, and still remains, Shady Valley, TN, about as known to me in my Rhodes Tom Lappage reports that a significant part of my life far northeast as you can go and Agnes Scott studies. In he fully retired last Septem- as a craftsperson . . . When I and still be in Tennessee. The 2011 I spent a month in Paris ber and is now enjoying “the arrived that summer day in noise from the brook just be- studying a major retrospec- new life.” He says, “After 1961 in Deer Isle, it was clear, hind the house added to the tive of Forain’s art at the Petit having had fun on two ocean a brilliant sun in an open sky perfect setting for outdoor Palais. The exhibit traveled cruises in the past several over the water. Immediately, cooking, taking advantage in part to Memphis to the years, we decided to try river I loved the way the buildings of the many farmers markets Dixon Gallery and Gardens cruising. We had also never sat in the landscape. I loved nearby. Lots of wildflowers Museum near Rhodes! In been to France, so decided on

{ 42 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu a cruise on the Seine River. Nonie Gillmore Crosby in Raleigh in June. I felt I Monday–Wednesday, but still At the end of May we flew shares an exciting adventure: could not sit back and watch lives in Oxford, MS. “Was to Paris, spent several nights “In early 2013, my husband the legislature undo all the good to catch up with them, there, and then boarded our and I and another couple progress NC has made in and the Carroll Cloar exhibit ship for a week-long cruise on went to Kenya on a safari that the last 50 years, especial- was wonderful.” the Seine through Norman- surpassed all our expecta- ly laws affecting the poor, Jim and Erwin Bullock dy. Normandy is beautiful tions. We knew we would the unemployed, the sick, report, “The big event for and we had daily shore excur- see animals but had no idea women, and minorities. We us this summer has been sions to see historical sights, that we would see over 50 were among a large diverse the celebration of my gardens, and art museums. birds and animals time and group and the experience was mother’s 100th birthday. One moving experience was time again. We saw lions, harrowing but exhilarating, We had a family reunion at the tour to the Normandy elephants, zebras, rhinos, and I am glad I did it.” Edith St. Augustine of 43 people. D-Day beaches and the cheetahs, gazelles, hippos, also noted that she ran into We celebrated her birthday American cemetery there. We giraffes, monkeys, pelicans, Jacquelyn Dowd Hall ’65 at at Riverside Presbyterian were actually there on June and a multitude of other one of the Monday rallies and Church in Jacksonville, FL, 6 for the 69th anniversary birds and animals. I think recognized her after 50 years! on one Sunday and, the next of the landings. Another the giraffes were our favor- She reported that Jacquelyn is Sunday, we celebrated it again highlight was Giverny to see ite. The trip included daily pretty prominent at UNC as in her apartment building. It Monet’s home and gardens. outings in our pop-top van a history professor and author has been quite an occasion. We found river cruising to with only six passengers. We and that she, too, had been My mother has 16 great be very pleasant and look didn’t know what to expect arrested at one of the Monday grandchildren and one great, forward to future cruises.” when the itinerary described protests. Talk about “boda- great grandchild. The family C.G. Scott, AKA Gerry one lodging as a tent. We cious women!” has adoptees and spouses of Scott (then), Scotty (now), hoped for at least indoor Had a note from Jerry Korean, Taiwanese, Jamai- sends greetings, along with plumbing. Much to our Manley ’63 after receiving the can, Philippino, and Native the comment that he enjoys surprise, the “tent” turned summer issue of Rhodes mag- American heritage.” the updates found in the out to be a five-star cottage azine. He reports that he and Roy Twaddle is planning to Class Notes (thank you, all!) complete with hardwood Bobbi are still in northern attend the ‘Lynx of Yester- and the affirmation, “It was floors, king-size bed in a 20’ Virginia after years of mov- year’ football team event quite a school and a good x 20’ bedroom, double-sink ing here and there with the in Oxford, MS, during the group of people.” bathroom with 5’ x 10’ show- navy. They live in an Adult weekend of Oct. 4. He’ll From Dossett Foster, “It er, and a covered patio/porch. Active Community (this also take advantage of his was Linda’s and my pleasure Our most exciting adventure means they have a bunch sojourn to the south to to run across classmates in was our van being charged of old but great neighbors) visit relatives—a little further Memphis this summer on by a huge elephant that was west of DC in Gainesville. south—with his wife, Gayle. two occasions. First, we saw much bigger than our van. Jerry was happy to catch up Tom Geiger will be hiking Challace and Mary Lou McMil- When the elephant put up on news concerning Linda the Camino de Santiago in lin, Doug and Margaret Rowe its ears, our driver said, “Oh Jackson, Carolyn Cooper, and Spain in September/October. Fancher, Ann Adams, and no, he’s mad.” As he began Ronnie Splann and on Chal- An avid hiker, he is eager Ed and Gail Hoover Parrish running toward us, our driver lace’s fishing trip. to undertake the 500-mile at the memorial service for hit reverse and I have never Ann Adams shared that journey, which was once a Mary Lou’s mother, Flossie gone so fast backwards in my Mary Lou Carwile Finley was religious pilgrimage to the ca- Quinn, who lived life to the life. Fortunately, the elephant in Memphis after attend- thedral where Saint James is fullest for a hundred years. I gave up and walked on across ing her aunt’s funeral in buried. Supposedly, the more was amazed and pleased to the road. Another highlight Little Rock, AR. They met sinful you are, the longer hear a beautiful rendition of was taking a hot-air balloon for breakfast and then had you must hike; thus, Tom is “How Great Thou Art” by ride where we could see all a nice visit sitting on the doing the whole thing. (Not Challace. I had never heard the animals from the air. It patio enjoying the pleasant sure if this comment origi- him sing. Then, we got to concluded with a delicious 83 degree temp with a nice nates with Tom or Eleanor.) see Ann Adams again and Roy champagne breakfast in the breeze blowing. A treat for Eleanor will join Tom in Selvidge at the Memorial bush. This trip ranks pretty Memphis! Ann also visited Madrid at the conclusion Musical Celebration in honor high on our list of travels and briefly with Roy and Marjorie of his hike for several weeks of Sid Selvidge at the Levitt we highly recommend it.” ’63 Selvidge at the memorial of sightseeing and exploration (Overton Park) Shell. Finally, Thanks to Sharon Lup- concert for Sid Selvidge at in Spain. the McMillins will furnish fer Nardo we have this the Shell, then a couple weeks Margaret Rowe Fancher Linda and me a night’s hous- news update from Edith later joined them at an art has recently been accredited ing in Harrisonburg, VA, on Hay Harris: “My husband, exhibit at Brooks Museum as a National Garden Clubs, our way to Annapolis, MD, Tom, and I were arrested at and lunch at the restaurant Inc. Flower Show Judge. To in September. We are looking a Moral Monday protest at there. Roy is teaching at UT accomplish this feat, she went forward to our fall travels.” the NC General Assembly College of Dentistry now to four schools and passed rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 43 } CLASS NOTES their requirements, wrote a The Last Segregated Hour: Jane Doughtie Taylor Suzanne is clan Campbell Flower Show Schedule and The Memphis Kneel-Ins and writes: “Our last couple of and current president of the passed that, exhibited and the Campaign for Southern years have been eventful ones. Scottish Society of Middle judged for multiple credits, Church Desegregation. If you In July 2011, our son, who Tennessee. AND passed the National live in the area, you might works and lives in Amster- Camille Groves Crenshaw Exam! Wahoo!! Margaret want to mark this on your dam, married a wonderful remarried last November. says, “It took three years of calendar! girl who grew up not far from She and her husband, Bill pretty intensive study and That’s it! Thanks to all of where we live in Virginia. Monohan, live in Fairview, participating in many flower you for sharing with us! The wedding was here in Vir- TN, where they are enthu- shows, but it was fun, and at Note: It’s not TOO SOON ginia. And in August 2012, siastic backyard birders and my age, I still enjoy learning to be making plans to attend our daughter married. She gardeners. Camille retired something new.” our 50th Class Reunion and our terrific son-in-law (it in 2011 from Alive Hospice In early June, Challace and at Rhodes—coming up in feels so good to finally be able in Nashville, TN, after a 10- Mary Lou Quinn McMillin cel- October 2014!! Hope to see to use that term, “in-law”!) year career as a hospice nurse. ebrated Mary Lou’s 70th you there! live fairly close to us in Ar- Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffin birthday (which occurred lington, VA. Then in January writes: “We are in the midst last October!) by taking their 2013, our first grandchild of an eight-day boat tour on two children, Sid McMillin was born. Reede and I went the Rhine. Weather has been and Lisa Wooley, and two 1965 over to see her in February, wonderful. Started in Am- grandchildren, Christopher and the kids have been home Reporter: Virginia Lowry Ives sterdam, end in Basel in two and Rachael Wooley, to float for a visit this summer. I can [email protected] days. At Strasbourg today. the Grand Canyon. This was honestly say she is absolutely Bill Boyd reports: “Last Lou Ellyn enjoying the shop- an awesome adventure: seven the prettiest, smartest baby year, Joyce had a sabbatical ping for grandchildren, Gerry days and 188 miles through ever. I’m not at all biased, and we went wild traveling. enjoying the beer. All is well the canyon, nights under the of course. Reede is retired, After helping our son drive with us and Patty George in stars, and wild rides through but I’m working two days a to Rhodes for his sopho- Salem, OR.” the rapids! Mary Lou just had week for a hospice as a harp a delightful visit in DC with more year, we left on a tour therapist. I use my little harp covering 29 states and two Marilyn Meyers and Eleanor that I can strap on and walk provinces, with a long stop Lawrence Geiger. As noted with to play for their patients. 1966 above, Eleanor has a trip to for two months in Colorado Mostly I go to nursing homes Spain on the near horizon Springs where Joyce taught and assisted living facilities, Reporter: Sammy Primm and Marilyn is planning to economics at Colorado sometimes playing for groups Marshall follow the Silk Road—a his- College. We visited family and sometimes for individ- [email protected] torical network of interlink- in Memphis and returned to uals in their rooms. It’s very Martha Overholser Whit- ing trade routes that connect- Connecticut by the end of rewarding. It’s also fun to be ney writes that, “In May, ed east, south, and western November. Along the way able to be paid for something my daughter, sister-in-law, Asia with the Mediterranean we were feted by classmate that I enjoy doing so much. and I, along with eight close and European world— Shannon Ball ’65 and his I’m going to Israel in October friends, hiked the last stage Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, wife in Dallas, TX. After on a tour that is organized of the Camino de Santiago, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and December at home, we took specifically for harpists. It an ancient pilgrim route in Turkmenistan, all former a four-month world cruise on will be my first one solo and northwestern Spain. Peter and states of the now defunct the MS Amsterdam from Ft. I’m both excited and anxious. I had planned to go this year USSR. On a more domestic Lauderdale, FL, following the I’ll let you know how it goes.” or next, but after he died last note, Mary Lou is off to visit equator westward. Along the Jim Collier relates: “We year, I started planning this with Bummie Crowell Nurkin way, we stopped at Easter Is- have a new grandson born in hike as a way to remember ’66 at her North Caroli- land, viewed Pitcairn Island, Vermont on May 22, Silas him and our shared love of na mountain home in the attended a symphony in the Roy Collier. That makes hiking with his sister, our Highlands. Looking forward Sydney Opera House, met four grandchildren now. We daughter, and other hiking to some quality “girl time” with some of Joyce’s former had the Texas group and the buddies of long standing. It and catching up with one students in Hong Kong and Vermonters all together for a was a wonderful experience; I another. Singapore, rode elephants week earlier this year.” started as a hiker and ended as Eleanor also told us of in Phuket, met friends in Suzanne Burns says she en- a pilgrim. It was an enlighten- Rhodes’ own Dr. Stephen R. Sri Lanka, went on safari in joyed her summer visit with ing but slow transformation.” Haynes, who will be speaking South Africa, visited Napo- friends who live in Guelph, Joyce Wilding continues to at her church in Alexandria, leon’s house on St Helena, Ontario, Canada, and her stay very busy. She writes: VA—Westminster Presby- etc. Upon return, Joyce annual pilgrimage to Strat- “In July 2013, I was elected terian—on Saturday, Nov. assumed her new respon- ford for the theatre festival. to the chapter (like board of 9 from 10 a.m.-noon on his sibilities as Dean of Social In the spring, she is planning directors) to Third Order recently published book, Sciences at Wesleyan.” a return visit to Scotland. Society of St. Francis (TSSF)

{ 44 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu and several months ago omore year to UT (I think themselves or anyone else. you a unique perspective became TSSF Chaplin for that means Texas, y’all), I Mildred Bates: Mildred is a and given us even more . . . Tennessee. Since the Novem- still have fond memories of professor in the Rhode Island Having known you, we will ber 2012 Global Summit in Southwestern, and I have College School of Social be OK.” Thanks be to God, Nashville, with guests from enjoyed reading alumni notes Work and in 2012 received thanks be to Bo, thanks be eight countries and many through the years.” He also a Certificate in Mindfulness to Lucy. universities, I have been mentioned that the Alumni and Psychotherapy from the Thanks again for all you helping the key summit orga- Office and the Office of In- Institute for Meditation and sent in, folks. Look forward nizer select guest speakers for stitutional Advancement keep Psychotherapy in Newton, to hearing from you again the 2013 Summit. All guests Bandy on their mailings lists. MA. She and Cathy are so for the Spring 2014 edition. at the 2012 summit heard the Dianne Rickoll Short: Her happy that their 2004 Mas- Until then, see you in the plans for Milan 2015 interna- husband finally retired and sachusetts marriage is now funny papers! tional food conference. This the couple moved to Roswell, legal in Rhode Island. Their year the summit will be held GA (a stone’s throw from daughter, Misty, recently Nov. 11–12. World leaders Memphis and future re- earned her MSW from Smith unions). They have two chil- College of Social Work. 1968 gather to build the Global Action Platform—Creating dren and three grandchildren Bill Buchanan: He and Abundance through Innova- in the metro Atlanta area. Noni ’68 wrote from the 45th Reunion Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 tion for Food, Health, and Their son is in Portland, OR, Bahamas, where they were Reporters: Bob Morris Prosperity. a bit far away. Dianne contin- spending a week. They look [email protected] Judy Ries Dale is enjoying ues with her master gardener forward to seeing many of us Drue Thom White retirement and traveling activities and other commu- during Homecoming, Noni’s [email protected] some. She writes that, while nity involvements. She retired 45th. They live in Diamond- Jane Mando Meeks and on a retirement jaunt in from clinical social work and head, MS. her husband, Ken, moved their RV, she and Dee “had is enjoying life. Patty Riffel and Kirby mid-August back to her a chance to visit with Dr. Will Edington: He and PJ had a fun time in Colo- roots, Jamestown, NC. She Bill ’67 and Noni ’68 Har- will miss this year’s reunion rado Springs where Patty and Ken are both retired vin Buchanan when they all in October. They have been sharpened her duplicate asked to serve as election bridge gathering and Kirby now, and North Carolina is happened to be in Charlotte, Ken’s former area of ministry, NC, at the same time. Noni monitors in Baku, Azerbai- immersed himself in his jan, in October. We wish hobby—Native American so he claims it, too. They and Bill were staying with would love to know about their grandchildren while them safe travels. history. Jeanne Hope Buckner: C.V. “Bo” Scarborough: My any classmates who live in parents Chris ’93 and Amanda JH gave an excellent and thanks to Aaron Foster for the Greensboro/Highpoint/ ’95 Ellison Buchanan were thankfully brief report on sharing with me something Jamestown area. They are traveling in Ireland.” the organizational meeting Bo would not because of his looking forward to living in of the Downeast Chapter of deep humility. Bo retired Jamestown and catching up the Southwestern at Memphis June 9 from the pulpit of with Rhodes grads who live 1967 (Rhodes College) Alumni First Presbyterian Church of in the area. Association. Charter mem- Memphis (PC-USA), follow- John Larson reports that Reporter: Sam Highsmith bers are the Hon. Jimmy ing 17 years of service. Lucy he has failed retirement. He [email protected] Whittington, with spouse Cummings of the Presbytery retired in 2012, moved with Thanks to those of you Annette; K.E. Field Boyd; of Memphis submitted a wife, Judi (Adams) ’68 to who responded to my request and Herself—with spouse guest column to the Commer- Nashville to be near their for info. Not as many did as Bill. (No info at this time cial Appeal. Aaron sent me a daughter, Jennifer ’96, and last time, but I expected that about how others may be copy of that column. I wish I her family. He is now the with the lazy days of summer invited to associate with this had the capability to share it interim pastor at First Presby- upon us. Dru Thom White elite gaggle of personages.) with each of you. Lucy wrote terian of Smyrna, TN. ’68 writes that we of ’67 and Billed as a fundraising event, of Bo’s service to Rhodes, his Bruce Cook is seeking help ’69 are invited to join these the gathering was a total graduate studies at Prince- from any Rhodes alums alumni at their 45th reunion BUST. The participants were ton Seminary, his service to with connections to agents, official party on Saturday, eagerly anticipating a lobster churches in New York, and managers, or producers who Oct. 26, at 6:30 p.m. I am feast and consumption of his return to the Memphis might be interested in his sure you will have heard fine potables. Hizzoner was area. I must steal these words television pilot, Redeemed. about this by the time you coerced into providing to a from the columnist: The series centers around read this column. Sounds like bunch of folk from Up There “Thank you Bo for your a chaplain and two crime good fun. Here is a summary (Maine) a view of the War years of service, peacemak- victims who team up to help of items sent to me. for Southern Independence ing, laughter, and optimism other crime victims deal with Bill Anderson: “Though I from his perspective. JH does . . . Your 27 years of service their grief. His mentor is Erik transferred after our soph- note that no one embarrassed in this presbytery have given Bork, who was a supervising rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 45 } CLASS NOTES producer for the HBO series were impassable. However, Band of Brothers. the Lord had prompted us New Yorker David Leh- to buy three day’s worth of mann has played a big role in groceries right before the public health, making New storm—God is faithful to York more of a smoke-free protect us in ways that we city. He worked 20-plus years often do not understand. If for the American Cancer So- our daughter’s family had ciety and has just retired from been tent-camping in the full-time to part-time work in lowlands, they would have tobacco control in the Bronx. lost everything—the entire He plans to marry his partner campground was washed of 30 years, Kenneth May, downstream, including huge this month. Sadly, David lost camper-trailers. We have his father in May at the age of many happy memories of ca- 103. Our condolences to him noeing, hiking, and catching on his loss—and congratula- ‘crawdads’ with our grand- tions on his marriage! children before the storm, More than 30 members of the Rhodes community gathered on July 28, Jim Williamson was and thankfulness for being 2013, for a reception at McCoy’s Public House in Westport to welcome invited to serve as a panelist unharmed in the storm.” incoming students from the Kansas City area. Alumnae Aisha Sharif ’03 and present his new novel, From Wally Mayton: “We and Dianna Connelly Justus ’69 connect over the similarities of their The Ravine, at the annual (Lindsay Abbott ’72) cele- Rhodes experience. Southern Festival of Books in brated our 40th wedding Nashville, TN, Oct. 11-13. anniversary in August. I was granddaughter, Gwen, reside firm specializes in estate awarded the honorary doctor in Toronto. I am currently planning, family law, and of laws degree from North- working as the maintenance elder law. Melinda has taken wood University at its winter manager for SRVS. We up cycling and just returned 1970 commencement.” serve a population of adults from a trip to Colorado, From Bill Lyons: “I am with intellectual disabilities. where she managed to cycle Reporter: Hud Andrews now deputy to the mayor and We do this by providing around Lake Dillon and [email protected] chief policy officer for the job training, placement, watch a stage of the USA From Joyce McConnell city of Knoxville under May- and coaching, as well as a Pro Cycling Tour as it went Underwood: “In the great or Madeline Rogero. She is cutting-edge learning center, through Breckenridge. literary sense, this summer the first woman to be elected and with community housing Klaus Heimburg reports that was ‘one of the best of times as mayor in a Tennessee big- and staffing. We are the only he is currently a Peace Corps . . . one of the worst of four city. I previously served agency currently applying volunteer serving in Hawassa, times.’ We had a wonderful as senior director of policy Montessori techniques to a Ethiopia. He works on public time with our children and and communications under population like ours.” health and environmental grandchildren, but it was Mayor Haslam prior to his issues with faculty of Hawassa a challenging time in the becoming governor. I retired University, Hawassa College Missouri Ozarks with our from UT in 2012 as professor for Teacher Education, and daughter, Anna, and fam- of political science. I came 1971 the staff of the AIDS Re- ily. Since Anna was ill, our to UT in 1975 and had been source Center. His favorite job son-in-law, Mark, graciously on leave while serving under Reporter: Betha Hubbard Gill so far was leading a weekly decided to reserve a cabin Mayor Haslam.” [email protected] discussion on globalization (in next to ours in the hills rather From Hud Andrews: Angela 1365 Yorkshire Dr. English) with a group of 12th than tent-camping in the and I are celebrating our Memphis, TN 38119 graders at Union Academy, lowlands. While we were 16th anniversary this fall by 901-685-6712 a private high school. He is there for the week, a torna- renewing our vows. For our We are so happy to hear currently editing a proposal do passed over our cabin in 15th we spent Christmas in this great news from Jeff for a municipal solid waste the night toward the middle Paris. I am having a lot of fun Crow: “After a year of chemo, management study and seek- of our week—we heard the learning French at the tender radiation, and a right mastec- ing $6,000 to fund it. He “freight train” sound in the age of 64. My daughter, tomy, my scan was clean and invites anyone traveling in the winds—a lady in the cabin Amy Carolyn (the Carolyn I am cancer free!” area to drop by for a beer and next to ours was praying, and is in honor of Carolyn Miller Melinda Raley’s law firm, conversation in the presence of so was I. The next night six McMillan, our dear, departed Nash Raley & Rippy, has a sunset over Lake Hawassa. inches of rain fell in an hour, classmate), presented us with moved to 103 Park Drive, Note to travelers: Hawassa and we were “creeked in” for a grandson, Erik Magnus Maumelle, AR, across the has very nice resort hotels! three days—unable to go Murphy, this past May. She, street from Lake Willastein Shoestring travelers—he has anywhere since all the roads her husband, Chris, and my and Maumelle Park. The a couch!

{ 46 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu She is now a full-time gran- playing standup bass (blue- nanny to her four-month-old grass), wilderness camping 1972 granddaughter Scarlett. She and canoeing, building 1975 has plans to teach her French wooden canoes, and writing as soon as she learns to talk! poetry. He currently lives in Congrats to Neil C. 40th Reunion Meriwether is also writing a coastal southern Maine near Johnston for his selection Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 blog for a good friend who Portland. as a fellow of the American started a website last year Nancy Howell has been College of Real Estate Law- titled “Grandmother Hen.” teaching in Nashville, TN, yers (ACREL). Neil practices 1973 After 15 years as a journal- since college. For the last 10 in the Mobile, AL, offices of ist, mostly as an editor, Ger- years Nancy has been teach- Hand Arendall LLC. ACREL Reporter: Margaret Lawson ald Koonce changed careers ing Latin at MLK Magnet. is the premier organization of Headrick to computer programming, Tav Walraven lives in U.S. real estate lawyers, and [email protected] which fortuitously resulted Dallas, TX, where is in the admission is by invitation Patricia Spears Jones had in traveling to more than 35 landlord business. He also only after a rigorous screen- a busy year. She was included countries that previously had does special black-and-white ing process. in Artists for Artists, a history only been datelines on stories landscape photography. Anna Olswanger in an of the Foundation of Con- he edited. He has made a Clinton and Cathy Clements author and literary agent with temporary Art, from which number of friends throughout Bailey celebrated their 40th Liza Dawson Associates in she received a grant in 1996. the world and is renowned at wedding anniversary in June. New York. Her newest book She was published in the May work as someone who will eat Cathy is the school counselor is Greenhorn, an illustrated issue of The Brooklyn Rail and anything. at Campus School and Clin- middle-grade novel based on she read at the City of New After working for the ton is the general manager of a true story. In Greenhorn, York (CUNY) Chapbook Houston Post and Houston Scott Equipment Company a young Holocaust survivor Festival. She had a poem ac- Chronicle for many years in Memphis. comes to a Brooklyn yeshiva cepted for publication by Tin as a style reporter, Clifford Joy Giddens and her hus- in the 1940s, where his obses- House. In July, she read with Pugh was tapped to launch band own a bed and break- sive attachment to a mysteri- the Feminists in Low-Cut and serve as editor-in-chief fast on the Isle of Skye in ous box excites the curiosity Blouses on Governors Island, of CultureMap, a digital Northwestern Scotland. and unkind attention of the and she’s been asked to blurb daily magazine that has taken Beverley Turner Krannich other boys. The publisher has Maureen Owen’s book, edges Houston by storm and now retired this summer and is so made a discussion guide of water. All in all, a very has launched in Austin and looking forward to spending for the book available at successful summer for the Dallas. Clifford is considered newsouthbooks.com/greenhorn. author of Painkiller, Femme to be one of the top fashion time with her kids and grand- du Monde, and The Weather reporters in the country. children. Bill Brune that Kills—all still in print Robert Tigert is owner of was a post-doc and selling well. Tigert Communications, a and then research associate at 1976 Ann Reed Held is currently 25-year-old, highly successful Harvard for 10 years and is serving as Pastor of Trini- video production company. proud to have contributed to Arthur Kellermann, MD, ty Presbyterian Church in The company has been finding the cause of the Ant- MPH was named dean Harrisonburg, VA. Trinity awarded 70+ national and arctic ozone hole. Currently, for the F. Edward Hébert is celebrating 50 years of international awards for its he is the chairman of the me- School of Medicine, the U.S. ministry this year, and Ann video productions and has a teorology department at Penn military medical school. has been its pastor for 23 new album that should be out State University, considered The school is located at the years. Her daughter Rebecca by the time this goes to press. the number one school in the Uniformed Services Univer- ’03 married Scott Knoche on John Sheehan is a CPA and world to study meteorology. sity of the Health Sciences in June 22, 2013. JD in Jefferson City, MO. Steve Burkett lives in Bethesda, MD. The Rev. Dr. Jim Shumard Jack Wiliams has three Memphis and is a health-care lives in Savannah with his children. His work has consultant, having previously wife and 16-year-old son. He focused on education: 1970s, served as CEO of the Uni- 1977 serves as rector of an Episco- high school teacher, then Red versity of Tennessee Medical pal Church and is working on Cross professional instructor Group. Nancy Crowell is spending a second doctor of ministry trainer; 1980s, back to school Duke and Susan Cain live the fall as one of only six in Sewanee, TN, home of our in education (MEd), physiol- in Jackson, MS, where he is Microsoft employees selected old rival. ogy (PhD), and postdoctoral CEO of Cain Lithographers to participate in the Loaned Meriwether Montgomery research; 1990s, professor and she is an HR executive. Executive program. She will is living in St. Petersburg, and researcher in physiology; Mia Taylor lives in Costa be working with the commu- FL, and has retired from 23 since 2000, professor and Rica where she teaches cre- nity outreach team through years in property manage- academic administration. ative writing. Microsoft’s Giving Cam- ment and the business world. Outside of work, he loves paign, which has raised $1 rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 47 } CLASS NOTES billion for community efforts of health-care reform in the a month, we will be heading owner of the Petersburg Rac- since launching 31 years ago. HMO sector and feel hopeful to Paris to celebrate anniver- quet Club outside of Augusta, When she’s not working as that the growing pains will sary, graduation, and our new GA. Craig has been married a content developer, Nancy eventually land us in a better life as empty nesters.” for 16 years. He travels to turns her talents to photo- medical care environment Karen Thompson Manroe Memphis for different events graphy. She has exhibited in the end. I’ve learned to says that she is still thank- and always makes time for her work and has licensed snow ski and enjoy bike ful to be living in Austin trips to the Rendezvous and 11 of her macro images to a riding, hiking, and living in with two crazy teenage girls Huey’s. five-star Las Vegas hotel for the beautiful wine country keeping life interesting. Adele Little Caemmer- display in its executive suites. in Sonoma County. I thank Her husband, Matt, start- er and her family recently She won the People’s Choice Dr. Llewellyn Queener and ed his own business a year moved back to the U.S. after Award at the La Conner Arts the psychology department ago and she’s a partner in a 15 years of teaching at the Alive festival. at Rhodes College for my 3-year-old company called American Embassy School inspiration for my career. Neogenis Labs that creates (AES) in New Delhi, India. A big hello to all of the old science-based nutritional sup- Adele was a middle school Southwestern friends!” plements. Her family recently art teacher and her husband, 1978 Michael, taught theater. Both adopted two mustangs from California “because we need of their daughters gradu- 35th Reunion a little more chaos in our ated from AES. Adele and Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 1984 Michael recently moved back lives.” Daughter Nancy is in to their home in Washington Reporter: Linda Odom charge of breaking them. State where both daughters [email protected] Chris Riley shared that he are in college. 1979 Van Daly writes that he and enjoyed his first tour of Italy William “Bill” Smart is the Seamus Murphy were mar- in March. He hit all the big Bryan Taylor reports that owner of Greenleaf, which ried in Brooklyn on Oct. 26, spots in Rome (except the the novel he started while at sells high-tech spray nozzles 2012. “Our four-year-old, Jo- Sistine Chapel, which was Rhodes has been published to the agricultural and golf seph, served as ring bearer. It preparing for the new Pope), and is available on amazon. course markets. “The busi- was a great night and we even Florence, and Venice (a com. The Three Sisters is ness has grown tremendously made it into the New York wonderful and unique city), available as an ebook. over the last 10 years, allow- Times. Two days later super but his favorite places were Assisi and Siena. Both are ing me to send one of my storm Sandy hit. Luckily, children to Rhodes College!” almost all out-of-town guests medieval towns that haven’t changed much in 500 years. he reports. Graham gradu- 1983 made it home. Earlier, we at- ated from Rhodes in May He highly recommends the tended Saffa Koja’s wedding with a degree in art. Some trip. Back in the real world, 30th Reunion at the Pink Palace Museum. of his work can be seen just Chris still works at Schafer Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 During the previous summer, off North Parkway, west of Corporation in Huntsville, Reporter: Margot Emery we attended the AALL con- campus, just before you pass AL, where he is chief scientist [email protected] ference in Boston then spent below Cleveland Ave. (near for the Systems Engineering Lewis Kalmbach and hus- a week traveling through the old Sears Tower). The Big and Integration Division, band, Greg Ott, welcomed New England ending up in Kids are five sculptures that providing support to multiple Jasper Kalmbach Ott. Jasper Provincetown, MA, as part of decorate the V&E Greenline, was born through a surrogate the Family Equality Coun- defense programs. Mostly a public park converted from in New Delhi, India. The cil’s Family Week.” Van is an “he tries to survive budget a railroad bed. Bill’s daugh- family is currently in the adjunct professor at NYU in cuts, sequestration, and not ter, Lucy, is in her second process of moving from New fundraising and technology. playing enough golf!” year at Birmingham Southern Hope, PA, to either Cleve- Tripp Dargie reports: “For College. Bill and his wife land Heights, OH, or San the last 14 years I have been love to travel and have visited Francisco, CA. an ER physician at Methodist 1985 Stratford, Ontario, for the Rhonda Lindsey reports: Le Bonheur Germantown. Shakespeare Festival at least “I am living in Santa Rosa, I really enjoy the hospital Julia Weaver 10 times. Bill recommends CA, and work as a psychol- and its staff. In Decem- [email protected] that all of his fellow English ogist and chief of Child and ber, my wife, Holley, and I Craig Jones reports that he majors make the trip up Family Services at Kaiser celebrated our 25th wedding has been working at the Unit- there. Bill still keeps up with Permanente’s Department of anniversary. Taylor, my son, ed States Tennis Association classmates Livy Brien, Brent Psychiatry. Our Child Team is 21 majoring in biology at for about two years. He is the Hedge, Tommy Ratliff, and has grown recently, and we CBU. Avery, my daughter, director of youth play and Trey Lecky. are expanding our services just turned 18 and will be competition and oversees all Laurie Turner Strayhorn for child and family psycho- heading to the University of competition for kids below a and her husband, Gordon, therapy. I am in the throes Alabama in the fall. In about national level. He is also the just finished their 24th season

{ 48 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu as the owner/directors of Clay and Bisha Harrington forthcoming in The Eudora Camp Illahee for girls in are living in Knoxville, TN, Welty Review, and I presented Brevard, NC. Their daughter, where Clay is a pastor to a very abbreviated version 1988 Gardner, is a junior at UNC senior adults at Cedar Springs of one of my dissertation Asheville and their son, Turn- Presbyterian Church. Bisha chapters at the International 25th Reunion currently does volunteer Eudora Welty Conference er, is entering Vanderbilt as a Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 work with the church, which in scenic College Station, freshman this year. Reporter: Brooke Glover Emery frees her up to travel to TX. When I’m not writing, Dane Ciolino teaches law [email protected] swim meets to cheer on her I spend most of my quality at Loyola in New Orleans. He In July, Dr. Keith Kelly led children. Daughter Lauren, a time as a board member and and Scott McCord visit period- a team from Paducah, KY, to junior, swims for the Univer- current vice president of ically at Rhodes, where Price Nyanza Province, Kenya, to Ciolino ’16 and Shea McCord sity of Georgia, and she and Mid-South Spay and Neuter her teammates won the 2013 Services. And speaking of install two Living Waters for ’16 are both sophomores. the World clean water sys- Dane and Scott usually man- NCAA championship! She animals, Paul and I are still was the NCAA silver medal- living it up in Hernando, tems in the villages of Katito age to get a Huey’s burger and Kandaria. These systems and reminisce about things ist in the 200-meter butterfly. MS, with our ever-growing The Harringtons are looking menagerie (now up to eight will serve a medical center, an that never really happened. orphanage, and around 5,000 Bryant Haynes recently re- forward to the UGA vs LSU dogs and five cats). Oh, and game in September, where we got officially engaged in residents without current ceived the Air Force Associa- access to clean water. Kelly tion’s 2013 Tennessee Teacher the Lady Swim Dawgs will be July, with wedding plans to honored on the field at half- be announced soon! Y’all are also assessed two additional of the Year award. Congrats, communities for anticipated Bryant! time and receive their NCAA welcome to catch up with championship rings. And us on Facebook, on Twitter future installations. Bisha assures us that “Yep, (@natenpaul or @TucksAl- Jeff and Heather Hab- they get the big honkin’ rings mighty, the Twitter of our icht Grills are still happily 1987 just like the football players intrepid beagle-basset party married and enjoying the do! Kinda cool!” Indeed! dog), or on Instagram.” empty nest in Joplin, MO. Reporter: Mimi Swords Fondren Wright and Kim ’88 Bates Congratulations and best Son Christopher is a senior [email protected] have some wonderful achieve- wishes to newlyweds Nancy at Illinois Wesleyan Uni- Our very own Marianne ments to share! Kim complet- DiPaolo and Dave Williams! versity in Bloomington/ Blackwell has been in the ed a master of music educa- On June 2, 2013, Nancy and Normal, IL, where he is a news lately, having two tion at Samford University Dave were married off the harpsichord performance editorials regarding the this spring. She has several coast of Italy by their ship’s major, and daughter Margo is upcoming Patient Protection talented private students and captain. a sophomore at University of and Affordable Care Act is interviewing for positions Lydia Henegar Spencer Missouri in Columbia, where published in Becker’s Hospital in the school system. Wright is happy to still be working she enjoys writing poetry, Review and Trustee. Also, recently reached a milestone from home in the Memphis reading, and hiking. Heather her promotion to market in his career with promotion metro area as a freelance writ- reports: “In February 2012, I leader of Franklin, TN-based to full professor with tenure er. She writes grant proposals opened Phoenix Fired Art, a Ryan Search & Consulting’s at the University of Alabama of all sorts for nonprofit and fired-art gallery and teaching health-care practice was School of Medicine, where government agencies and clay studio. We represent reported by the Wall Street he serves as the director of proofreads a bi-monthly law 28 artists from six states in Journal. Marianne continues Reproductive Endocrinology technology magazine based the gallery and have a well- to love managing her family and Infertility. in New York. Self-employ- equipped, accessible studio farm south of Nashville. She The year 2013 has been ment enables Lydia to pick with a dozen pottery wheels has 30 spring calves running very busy and exciting thus up the kids from school and and several kilns. We offer around her pasture this year! far for Nathan Tipton. “After hang out with them in the classes, workshops, summer Brian Davenport recently taking the scenic route for afternoons. (Lily is 10; Annie camp, and an Open Studio accepted the position of di- longer than humanly pos- is eight.) Her husband, Greg, program for experienced clay rector of program operations sible, I FINALLY received works in Midtown; Greg and artists.” for NQF, a U.S. Government my PhD in English from Lydia have been married for Ahad Mahootchi and wife, chartered nonprofit organiza- the University of Memphis 18 years. Carole, had their first son, tion charged to improve the in August 2013. My disser- Avi Mahootchi, this April 29. quality of American health tation, on Southern writers They are in Tampa, FL, and care in Washington, DC. of the 1950s, is titled Look report that all is well. He reports that, if he doesn’t Away, Look Away: Southern Kim O’Harra Marsh writes: work too hard, his wife may Writers and the Postwar Prob- “My family has settled into still let him put in serious lem South and is currently State College, PA, after nearly miles on his road bike on the being revised into an actual three years. We love the four weekend! book. I’ve also got an article seasons and have learned to rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 49 } CLASS NOTES yell ‘WE ARE . . . Roll Tide!’ photo is one of few shown on (combining love for Penn the book’s website display, State and Alabama!) Our and she is featured in the children are doing well. Al- book on page 528. Among lison is married and working other notable drummers in on her PhD in counseling. the book are Buddy Rich and Emily is in her first year Ringo Starr. You can pur- of high school, and Will is chase the book online only at starting seventh grade. Gene sticksnskins.com. continues to work for Penn Allie Manzke Goetz State. I am LOVING my job was terribly disappointed to as a pediatric PT, working miss our 20-year reunion at with many Amish families, Homecoming last year, but on the farm!!! So blessed! had a busy travel schedule Thankful for my education at on top of suffering through Rhodes and Le Bonheur that four-and-a-half months of started me on this path.” “morning” sickness. Yes, And this from Tricia after many years of breeding Pennington Haws: “I live their dogs and cats, Allie with my two children, Alex and her husband, Charlie, and Molly, in Cleveland, find themselves parents of a TN, where I have worked as human baby. Charles Tucker a general contractor (home was born on April 2, 2013. builder) since 2007. My com- Needless to say, her parents pany, Southern Style Home are thrilled to move beyond Builders, builds houses, grand puppies, especially townhouses, and rental/in- since her sister, Kristen Manz- vestment properties and does ke McLemore ’97, had her remodel work. I’m on the go Kristen Manzke McLemore ’97 (left) and sister Allie Manzke Goetz ’92 first baby less than a month with my children’s activities held a joint baby shower to celebrate their pregnancies. Allie delivered later (Piper Olivia McLem- and church, where I serve on Charles Tucker in April and Kristen followed in May with Piper Olivia. ore). Allie is still with Micrel the Board of Trustees. I go Semiconductor as a regional to yoga class, travel, and play ing teaching with classmate work, visit pbs.org/newshour/ sales manager and is back at my piano at every opportuni- Chris Allen. My husband, rundown/2013/03/eye-level- work and travels. Life is busy, ty. The most interesting place Jim, and I have been married in-iraq.html. but good, as they adjust to I’ve travelled to recently is for 21 years and we have two Barbara L. Mulach reports Charles Tucker’s presence. India, and the most fun was boys. Jacob is now 17 and a travelling with her parents She’s hoping 43 is the new Lake Tahoe, CA. Earlier this senior in high school and an last fall for three weeks in 33. year I purchased my home Eagle Scout. Wow, how time Australia, New Zealand, and Lucy Jeffrey’s eldest son, in the historic district, built flies. His little brother, Fiji. She especially enjoyed Joey, will be going to in 1924—a new remodeling Matthew, is now in 7th grade the South Island of New Texas Tech University as a project! Looking forward at Snowden School (yes that Zealand with its mountains, freshman on an Air Force to catching up with Rhodes is where we all performed glacier-filled lakes, and wa- ROTC Scholarship. Her friends at the reunion! for All Sing). Overall life is terfalls. youngest son, Colton, is a Kendra Martin writes: “So wonderful and happy!” senior at Helena High School much has changed for me in in Helena, MT. the past few years. In 2008 I 1992 Kaleigh Donnelly and Rich was diagnosed with DCIS, a 1989 Bullington ’91 moved to form of breast cancer, had a Reporter: Sara Hawks Marecki Uptown Memphis eight years lumpectomy, and mamo-site A photo exhibit last [email protected] ago. Their kids are both in radiation—beat it and it is summer at San Francisco’s de Stephanie “Sky” Yanik was high school (Emma is even not coming back! Fast for- Young Museum by Thorne among a handful of drum- driving), and time keeps ward to 2013 after 22 years Anderson and Kael Alford mers chosen by the Memphis marching on. After teaching teaching various social stud- documented the aftermath of Drum Shop for inclusion in special education for three ies subjects at Melrose High the U.S. invasion of Iraq in an amazing book of drum- years, Kaleigh has taken a new School in Memphis, I have 2003. The show also gar- mers titled Sticks ’n’ Skins. teaching position at Memphis transferred to Overton High nered coverage on PBS televi- Also included was her drum College Prep, a charter school School, a high school for the sion and on the PBS website. teacher and fellow Lynx, Paul a block from their house. Her creative and performing arts, For more about Thorne’s Buchignani ’89. Stephanie’s new job title is director of also in Memphis. I am enjoy- student supports.

{ 50 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu where she continues to prac- tice in the areas of toxic tort and environmental litigation 1993 1994 and mass- and class-action Reporter: Judy Brown defense. 20th Reunion [email protected] Jamie Bogner was recently Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 Brandy Rogers DeWeese promoted to vice president/ Elizabeth Lowe graduated graduated in spring with a group publisher for the in May from the Universi- doctor of nursing practice Interweave division of F+W ty of Connecticut’s MBA degree in family nurse practi- Media, Inc. In addition to program. She was the Hall tioner studies from the Uni- Interweave’s craft books and of Fame Award winner from versity of Tennessee Health magazines (knitting, jewelry the Stamford campus and Science Center in Memphis. making, quilting, mixed interned at Nestle Waters media art, weaving, etc.), North American for three he also manages the Martha summers while completing Pullen sewing media business 1996 Jennifer Shepard Kilpatrick ’96 her program. She currently in Huntsville, AL, and is serves as the lower school Reporter: Jennifer Larson currently launching fashion Jon Michael Morgan live in math coordinator and a [email protected] sewing brand BurdaStyle US Charlotte, NC, with kids third-grade teacher at the Jennifer Shepard Kil- in partnership with German Jillian, Marlo, and Silas Greenwich Country Day patrick and her husband, publisher Hubert Burda Memphis Morgan. Jon School. Justin, and son, Jack, recently Media. Jamie is still enjoying Michael is the founder of moved from New Orleans, life in northern Colorado, Simarian Research. As a LA, to Chicago, IL. Jenni- mountain biking in the consultant, he sells his stock fer accepted a position as a summers and skiing through recommendations to institu- partner at the law firm of the winters. tional investors, hedge funds, Swanson, Martin & Bell, Sarah Frinks Morgan and and mutual funds. He also Chris Hicky Readies for the Big Screen

By Stephen Deusner ’96 the title character is Hicky’s close The Grace of Jake, Hicky turned friend Jake La Botz, a Chicago-born to Kickstarter, through which In January 2013, Chris Hicky ’96 had actor and troubadour whose potent he launched a campaign to raise the kind of epiphany that typically blend of blues and gospel inspired $125,000—a modest budget for ends a good short story: he realized the film. a feature-length film. During the he had to make a feature-length initial 38-day Kickstarter campaign, film. Not just any film, either, but Ever since he was a child with his The Grace of Jake exceeded its The Grace of Jake, a script he had grandfather’s camera, Hicky has projections by $10,000. It also been writing and refining for more harbored a passion for the projected didn’t hurt that he was able to than a decade. image. At Rhodes he majored in announce some major casting political science, but classes in film decisions, including Jordin Sparks “I hit this point in my life where I studies and screenwriting captured (American Idol), Lew Temple (The couldn’t go another year without his imagination. After attending Walking Dead), and Chris Bauer (True making this movie,” he says. “I film school, he apprenticed in Blood). physically and emotionally couldn’t country music, starting as a lowly do it. It was draining my creative assistant before eventually directing “There are a lot of directors out resources.” videos for Tim McGraw, Miranda there who are just as talented as I Lambert, and Carrie Underwood, am, or even more talented, but they The story—about a musician/ex-con among many other stars. haven’t had the blessings I’ve had,” who returns to his hometown in the Hicky says. “We’re like a little grain Arkansas delta—is a passion project “The challenge is to be creative of sand out on this big beach, but for Hicky, who drew from personal while working within the parameters hopefully The Grace of Jake will find experiences while writing the of a small budget,” Hicky explains, its way into theaters.” script: the death of his father and and that proved true with music the birth of his own sons. Playing videos and movies alike. To finance rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 51 } CLASS NOTES manages an equity portfolio “Also, my wife (Sarah) and recognizes the individual who of his best picks for individ- I welcomed our first child has had the most significant ual investors. Sarah serves (son Oliver) Christmas Day, 1998 impact on the success of the as education director for the 2012,” he adds. organization in the prior year. Lunch Project, a nonprofit Rob Downey writes “I was 15th Reunion Dustin R. Burrows ‘01 and that provides lunch for school on the winning team of the Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 Elisabeth Hause Burrows children in Tanzania and Window World Pro-AM Reporter: Amanda Grebe welcomed their second son, teaches the value of service to before the FedEx St. Jude Tamburrino Francis Whitby, on July 3, kids in America. Sarah speaks PGA event here in Memphis. [email protected] 2013. to elementary classes about We defeated Phil Mickelson’s Chip Schramm and his “My wife Michelle and I global poverty and helps kids team by 2 strokes.” wife, Audra, welcomed their welcomed our son Cameron get involved in fighting hun- Robert Rex and Leland second baby girl, Sadie-Louis Robert on March 16, 2013,” ger. This summer she traveled Record ’99 are excited about Harper Schramm, in June. writes Ben Houston. “He was to Tanzania where she visited their new addition, June Pat- She joins three-year-old sister born in England but already the school served by the ton Record, who joined their Cece. is armed with an American Lunch Project, saw how the family by way of Chongqing, passport. We are a little food is all locally sourced, China. Robert met her while disappointed that Cam didn’t met with teachers and par- she was playing in her crib wait a few hours for St. Pat- ents, and daily served food to just before her first birthday 1999 rick’s Day, but we’re thrilled 900-plus hungry kids. during a mission trip to to have him and think that Reporter: Leigh Powell D.C. Drake has started his examine children to add to we’ll keep him!” Mayfield own law practice, Drake their adoption dossiers. She Noah Frederick was born [email protected] Immigration Law, PLLC, in joins Tate (11), Caley (eight), to Elise Evans and her hus- Andrew and Christy Boles Alexandria, VA. and Mimi (six and also from band on Aug. 30, 2012. McAllister welcomed their Katherine Conti has had China). Sarah Chittenden Curry first child, Daniel Thomas, the excellent fortune of Marcie Allen Van Mol, reports that she is chang- on July 15, 2013. Born in being the interior designer owner of MAC Presents, ing jobs and taking on the for the new Space Shuttle Belfast, Northern Ireland, was included in Billboard’s wee Daniel is already a dual position of medical director Atlantis exhibit at Kennedy 40 under 40 (published July of the Missouri Delta Wound Space Center for the past citizen of the U.S. and Unit- 2013). The list recognizes the ed Kingdom. & Hyperbaric Center in two-and-a-half years. “I’ve top executives in the music Sikeston, MO. always dreamt of traveling Matt Willis and his wife, industry under 40. Lindsay, welcomed a daugh- beyond Earth’s atmosphere, so designing a home for this ter, Hadley Caroline, on Nov. icon of space exploration was 14, 2012. 2000 an extraordinary experience. 1997 Cori Smith writes, “I’m My team members and I getting married on Oct. 19 in Reporter: Nicki North Baxley immersed ourselves in the In May, Michael C. Hughes Nashville, TN, to Theodore [email protected] study of space, spoke in was named senior vice pres- Allan Kramer. We are still Bryce and Julie Ashby NASA acronyms, and became ident, chief financial officer, living in Washington, DC, welcomed their third child, bona fide space geeks, if we and treasurer for FelCor though.” Miles James, on Nov. 6, weren’t already,” Katherine Lodging Trust Incorporat- Jason and Patricia Bras- 2012. Their other two writes. “I attended her final ed in Irving, TX. Prior to field Lekki welcomed a children, Kate and Woods, launch in July 2011 and cried undertaking his new role, he daughter, Sterling Gale, on are happy (most of the time as she and her crew, led by served as senior vice presi- April 19, 2013. Sterling joins at least) about the arrival of Commander Chris Ferguson, dent, finance, and treasurer. big brother Asher Alden, two. their little brother. They live soared skyward. Two years He joined the company The Lekkis make their home in Memphis where Bryce later, the project complete, in 2006 as vice president, in Nashville, TN. practices plaintiff’s employ- I stood beside Commander finance, and assumed addi- Nancy Brown is celebrat- ment law and has recently Ferguson in a building I tional responsibilities as the ing 11 years with Randstad begun doing some immigra- helped design and thanked company’s treasurer in 2009. Sourceright, a global orga- tion work. him for bringing her safely nization providing solutions Bricke Murfree and his home. For a designer with and expertise to help com- wife, Sarah Tomlinson Mur- stars in her eyes, it really panies position for growth, free, had a little girl, Ellen doesn’t get any better than execute on strategy, and im- Tomlinson Murfree, on Jan. that!” prove business agility. Nancy 16, 2013. Ellen is happy and James Harr notes that he is was selected as Randstad’s healthy. Bricke is living and returning for his third year of “Best of Blue” at this year’s practicing law in Murfrees- teaching applied voice in the President’s Cup trip for top boro, TN, at a firm he started music department at Rhodes. performers. This achievement with his father, Murfree &

{ 52 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu ter, Lillian Claire, on March Brook Osterland and Nate 11 (Daddy’s 40th birthday). Carlisle were married Sept. They moved from Boston, 22, 2012. The couple married MA, to Harrisburg, PA, in at Solitude Mountain Resort June. just outside of Salt Lake City, Kara Swan McGuire and her UT. Brook has lived in Salt husband, Matt, welcomed Lake City for the last seven their first child on July 15, years, where she is the direc- 2013. Hudson Patrick Mc- tor of government relations Guire was 8 pounds, 4 ounc- for the American Cancer es, and 22 inches long, and is Society Cancer Action Net- the sweetest, most handsome work. Her husband works as boy around. Kara and Matt a reporter and editor for the are loving parenthood and Salt Lake Tribune. A reception and dinner for Rhodes community members in the Knoxville getting to know the newest area took place Saturday, June 22, 2013, at Club LeConte. The evening member of their family! was hosted by Norma Holmes ’52, Harry Ogden ’71, Dawn Huff ’82 and Margaret and David Tweel, parents of Alex ’13. First row, L-R: Susan Hodges Powell and her husband, John, welcomed 2002 Jeff Chandler ’89; Amy Fay West Chandler ’89; Emily West Bynum ’01; Katherine West P’89, P’98, P’01; Abigail West Jumper ’98; Holly West son Henry Foster Powell on Reporter: Shannon Cian Dec. 4, 2012. He joins big Brewer. Second row, L-R: Dowe Bynam; Burton West P’89, P’98, P’01; [email protected] Zachary Jumper ’00; Gordon Brewer ’90. sister Gray, who is three years Reggie Weaver, Mr. old. Rhodes and a recipient of Matt and Kate Moody Las- Murfree PLLC. their business, by focusing the annual Sydney Algernon seter are happy to announce Jason Jowers and his wife, on employee and customer Sullivan Award, was selected the birth of their daughter, Randi, welcomed their sec- engagement, strengths, and as senior minister and head of Elise Taylor Lasseter, on May ond child, Jameson Carden talent selection. staff for Westminster Presby- 17, 2013. Emeline (five years Jowers, on June 8, 2013. Ja- Andy Wohlfarth has been terian Church in Greensboro, mie joins big brother Jackson, named a shareholder of Evans old) is very excited to be a big sister! NC, in July. who is four. Jason is a partner Petree PC law firm. His law Elizabeth Bowling Lee Susan Cridland-Hughes and with the law firm of Morris practice focuses on estate her husband, Davis, joyfully James LLP in Wilmington, planning, probate adminis- has started a new position as assistant professor of English welcomed twin daughters, DE, where he focuses his liti- tration, and tax. Mary Pen and Anne Pearson, gation practice in the areas of education at Clemson Uni- versity. She spent the summer on June 4, 2012. Every day corporate, alternative entity, since has been an adventure! and complex commercial driving cross country with her husband, two daughters The family lives in Memphis, litigation. 2001 under the age of five, and where Elizabeth works as a On Dec. 22, 2012, Charles Reporter: Elisabeth Meyers three cats. The highlight pediatric psychologist at St. and Kristen Bradburn Oliver Yoder of the drive was stopping Jude Children’s Research were married at the Cape [email protected] in Memphis to have ribs at Hospital. Florida Lighthouse on Key Brian L. Yoakum has joined the Rendezvous and touring Meghan Bromert was Biscayne. The couple lives in Evans Petree PC law firm as a Rhodes with her family. She recently filmed for rapper Atlanta, GA, where Kristen is shareholder. His practice pri- only got lost on campus two Patron G’s latest video, finishing her master of public marily focuses on commercial times. which should drop in coming health program. litigation and corporate law. Shawn Carlisle Kefauver months. Watch for her danc- Kristin (Kleber) Sistos He represents clients ranging finished his PhD in ecology ing around the barber chair! is currently enjoying life from public corporations to at the University of Califor- Meghan is also working to in Manhattan Beach, CA. local entrepreneurs in a var- nia, Davis, September 2012. organize a Denver alumni She got married in October iety of industries, including Shortly afterwards, on Oct. group, so if you’re interested 2012 in Austin, TX, to her real estate, retail, and food 6, 2012, he married Mer- in participating, please email amazing husband, Armando. services. itxell Genesca Ferrer near her at [email protected]. Annica Schael was a brides- Fred Blackmon is the new Barcelona, Spain, where they Shannon Cian, Jack Leslie maid in the wedding. In late director of development for currently reside. ’04, and big sister Vivian 2011, Kristin made a career Mitchell’s Place in Birming- Emily West Bynum and her welcomed another future switch to follow her passion ham, AL. Mitchell’s Place husband, Dowe, welcomed Rhodent, Mona Campbell and become an engagement is a nonprofit that provides Elizabeth “Eliza” Lucille Leslie, to the world on June manager at Gallup, Inc. She programs to children with Bynum on Nov. 5, 2012. Ann 5, 2013. Mona is excep- now consults with organi- autism. Margaret, who just celebrat- tionally advanced for her zations on how to maximize Laura (Bauer) and Casey ed her third birthday, loves age, having started smiling the human potential of Doheny welcomed a daugh- having a little sister. effusively at four weeks and rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 53 } CLASS NOTES more recently taking up ur- from 8-10 p.m. at The Flying sons Joseph and James, are and to be in Atlanta and con- ban farming. The expanded Saucer in Peabody Place. moving to St Andrews, Scot- nect with the Rhodes alums clan (“MO’VIVISHACK”) is It’s only $15 per person, and land, where Joey will begin a there! loving life and trying to stay we’ll have free appetizers and PhD in systematic theology Valerie Cage Ziegler lives cool in the Big Easy. a cash bar. I anticipate a lot of at the University of St. An- in San Antonio, TX, with Lauren Dellinger earned good story-telling, reminisc- drews. Any Rhodes friends in husband Will and daughters the certification of Certified ing, and just finding out what the UK are welcome to stop Hallie (four) and Vivienne Financial Planner profession- some of you folks have been by and visit! (two). al in 2012 and continues to doing for the past 10 years. Andi Battaglia Prather and Yvonne and Blake work as a financial advisor at On behalf of our entire host her husband, Russ, welcomed Schaefering welcomed Wells Fargo Advisors in New committee, I hope to see you Graham Jeffrey Prather on Lumen Karense Eriksen Orleans, LA. there! Oct. 14, 2012. Older siblings Schaefering. Noah Hebert is a cofounder After 10 years in New York Liam (eight), Ansley (six), Last winter Shawn McCa- of volunteer travel organiza- City, Lauren Hinson moved to Allie (four), and Lilah (two) rthy spent a month learning tion TeachontheBeach.org, Nashville, TN, and opened are thrilled to have a new to snowboard in the French which offers an authentic Af- her own interior design firm. baby brother. Alps and enjoying entirely rican experience to travelers, It is called Bond Design Caroline Dale writes: “I too much cheese and wine. who, in return, support edu- Studios (bonddesignstudios. married Chris Simpson on She is still in love with cational programs in a small com) and does residential, April 6, 2013, at Meridian Seoul after five-and-a-half fishing village in Western retail, and hospitality design. House, Washington, DC; years there and continues to Ghana. After three successful On April 3, 2013, Katie after party at the Mayflower enjoy teaching at Sungshin years on the business devel- and Haskell Murray’s son, Hotel. Rhodes alumni in Women’s University. Oh, opment side, Noah recently David McGahan Murray, the wedding party included and by the way, don’t listen made his first trip to Ghana, was born. On July 31, 2013, my parents Nancy (Chadick) to the news regarding North where he was finally able to they moved from Virginia Dale ’72 and Will Dale ’70, Korea—everything’s business contribute to efforts on the to Nashville, TN, where matron of honor Jessica as usual in Seoul! ground promoting English Haskell is now a tenure-track, Paz Jones, and bridesmaids Katherine Ruth Stoner was literacy to approximately 60 assistant professor at Belmont Mary Rogers Quillen Kirby born on Sept. 26, 2012, in students from ages six to 13. University’s business school. and Susan Duesler. Other Atlanta, GA. Big sister Ame- As a Bonner alumnus, Noah Haskell teaches alternative alumni present were Grace lia and proud parents Brad is proud to continue on a dispute resolution and corpo- Williams, Rebecca Held, and and Ali McCracken Stoner are path of dedicated service and rate law courses. Whitney Garman ‘04. We thrilled with their family of endless learning. Lauren Sefton continues to honeymooned in Rome, Italy, four. work in the Rhodes Admis- immediately after the wed- Kyle Hatley is a profession- sion office. This fall, she is ding and currently reside in al actor, director, playwright, traveling to India, Hong Dupont Circle in Washing- and associate artistic director 2003 Kong, Singapore, and China ton, DC. Chris is a software of Kansas City Repertory to recruit internationally. engineer for Continental Theatre in Kansas City, 10th Reunion Unfortunately, she won’t be DataGraphics, and I am a MO, where he has directed Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 able to attend our reunion, counsel to the U.S. Depart- The Borderland, Broke-olo- Lindsay Levine Rouse because she will be traveling ment of Veterans Affairs. If gy, Circle Mirror Transfor- [email protected] in New York and New Jersey you’re ever in the DC area, mation, A Christmas Carol Reunion News from Brett that weekend on behalf of please feel free to get back in (2010–present), Little Shop Ramsey: Rhodes. She and her hus- touch.” of Horrors, and Carousel; will Hey fellow Class of 03ers! I band, Eric ’02, are stewards Rachel Luck Africk, direct the upcoming produc- just wanted to make sure you of the very first Little Free husband Nate, and big sister tion of Nathan Jackson’s new all knew the details for our Library (littlefreelibrary.org) Harper welcomed Samuel play When I Come To Die; 10-year reunion in October. I in Memphis and their library Luck Africk on April 26, and performed in The Glass know. It’s hard to believe it’s has been featured in the 2013. Menagerie, The Whipping been that long, but just think Commercial Appeal and the I Sarah Clark has a new job Man, Death of a Salesman, of all that wisdom we’ve col- Love Memphis blog. at the Emory University Carousel, and The Foreigner. lected this past decade (with Nolan Jennings Holland, Career Center as the Assis- He is now a proud board a few gray hairs to prove son of Lydia Murray Holland tant Director of Prehealth member and associate artist it). Homecoming weekend and husband Britton, was Advising. She is working with of The Living Room Theatre, is Oct. 25-26, with several born on May 12, 2013, in undergraduate students who also in Kansas City, where he activities occurring on and Houston, TX. Big sister are applying to health-care has directed Carousel (2011, around campus both days. Grace is thrilled with her new graduate programs such as remounted in 2013 at KC Friday’s events are all on role. med school, dental school, Rep), Titus Andronicus, and, campus, and our class- Joey and Kate Norman etc. Sarah is excited to be most recently, his original specific event is on Saturday Sherrard, along with their working with Emory students musical, The Death of Cupid,

{ 54 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu which had its world premiere ’02 (managing director). He Atmospheric Administra- Year from Metro Nashville at the McCoy Theatre at still plays guitar. He’s getting tion, and Scott is finishing Public Schools. Lance is a Rhodes College in 2008— pretty good on the grill. He his PhD in natural resource PhD candidate in the Latin both productions featured still struggles with time man- economics. American history program at Shannon King ’05. Thanks to agement. He’s an uncle again. Charlotte Ellen Master Vanderbilt. He earned a Ful- HowlRound TV, a nation- He has a dog named French was born on Aug. 16, 2012, bright-García Robles Grant to wide streaming project that Fry and a calico cat named to proud parents Ryan and conduct dissertation research selects and broadcasts live Pizza. He was really hoping Stephanie Cuellar Master. in Mexico for this upcoming theatre via the internet, he is to attend Homecoming, but, Lauren Winkates Ingw- academic year, so we’re moving negotiating the details of pro- unfortunately, he will be in a ersen writes: “This past year to Mexico City. We’ll be back ducing The Death of Cupid show that weekend. was a busy one . . . Lance for the reunion in October. with a theatre in Australia. Rebecca Held married Scott Ingwersen and I got married Can’t miss out on that!” His latest play, Master of the Knoche on June 22, 2013, at in Nashville last October. Kate Hazelrig Brinkley, Universe, inspired by Georg the Guesthouse Lost River in The Most Reverend Dr. Mike husband Wes, and big Brüchner’s Woyzeck, will have West Virginia. In attendance LaRosa officiated, and we brother Thomas welcomed its world premiere at The Liv- were Ann Held ‘73, Mary Lou were thrilled that many of Kathryn Spencer Brinkley on ing Room in June 2014. He and Challace McMillin ‘64, our Rhodes friends were there July 1, 2013. is currently working on a new Mary Rogers Quillen Kirby, to celebrate with us. For the Anne Donnelly MacDonald series for Chatterbox Audio and Caroline Dale Simpson. past three years, I’ve worked recently moved to Cambridge, Theater, where he is the artis- The couple lives near Ann as a counselor at McGavock MA, to pursue graduate tic director alongside college Arbor, MI. Rebecca works on High School, and this May, studies at Harvard’s Kennedy buds Bob Arnold ’02 (execu- Great Lakes restoration issues I received the award for School of Government. Prior tive director) and Dave Mickel for the National Oceanic and Academy Counselor of the to returning to school, she led

RHODES UNITED TO SUPPORT FOOD PROJECT By Pete Noll ’96

On May 5, Pete Noll ’96, Dan Pellegrom ’97, and Dan Henning (an ER doctor in Boston, MA, who was called in after the Boston Marathon tragedy) united to run the Pittsburgh Marathon Relay. However, it was much more than a physical challenge; the trio’s goal was to raise money and awareness for a nonprofit organization, Puente a la Salud Comunitaria (Puente), that operates in Oaxaca, Mexico. Why the Pittsburgh marathon?

Well, Noll is the director of Puente and his hometown is Pittsburgh, PA. But also, the English translation of the organization is “Bridges to Community Health,” making L-R: Dan Henning, Pete Noll ’96, and Dan Pellegrom ’97. Pittsburgh, affectionately known as the City of Bridges, an obvious location for their fundraising efforts. Together they raised more than $3,000 in the charity efforts in the modern age is that they have been based race, which will be used to support families and children on the notion of cooperative or solidarity of action, and in poor indigenous communities in Oaxaca by not competition. That was clearly reflected as they ran empowering them to grow and consume healthy local the race together and not against each other, with Noll food, particularly amaranth. charging out for the first nine miles, Henning the link, and Pellegrom taking the last 11-mile anchor across the Noll arrived at Rhodes in 1992. The following year, finish line. Pellegrom also migrated down south, and they became immediate best friends. And while Noll had a year up, it “If only there had been a Rendezvous rib lunch and would be Pellegrom who became the trailblazer, heading pitcher of Sam Adams to sit down and celebrate with to Africa with the Peace Corps in 1997. Noll followed friends, family, and other Rhodes alums!” Noll says. with a Peace Corps tour in Guatemala starting in 1998. If you would like to find out more about Puente, visit the But what is particularly interesting about all their website at puentemexico.org. rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 55 } CLASS NOTES the office of former First Lady After a three-year hiatus Terrace neighborhood of Chicago, IL. Prior to her job Laura Bush in Dallas, TX, for from the provider-side of Memphis. move, she worked at Grou- three years. health care, running oper- In August 2013, Nicole pon, also in Chicago. Julie Hallums has left her ations for a managed care Lobdell completed her disser- Matt Writt married Holly Teach For America placement company, JaneAnne Miller tation, ‘The Hoarding Sense’: Ashmore on April 20, 2013. school after 10 years in the started her own, Miller.Lacy, Hoarding in Austen, Tennyson, This summer they bought a classroom to join New Lead- which specializes in med- Dickens, and Nineteenth-Cen- house in Cooper-Young. ers, a national program that ical practice management tury Culture, and received An update from Kacey helps develop transforma- consulting. a PhD in English from the Brooks Culbreath: “I opened tional school leaders. She will Lauren (Fay) Holmes is University of Georgia. She my law firm in August 2011 complete a one-year residency getting a PhD in Educational is currently a lecturer in the in Tipton County, TN, in a Chicago public school Research at the University of School of Literature, Media, and then within six months with the hopes of becoming Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Even and Communication at the decided that wasn’t enough a principal of an elementary better, she and her husband Georgia Institute of Technol- stress and unexpectedly school next year. Scott Holmes ’03 recently ogy in Atlanta. got pregnant! During my Charlotte Mason White welcomed their first child, Evan Weinberger and wife, pregnancy, I ran a Warrior was born on Dec. 6, 2013, Franklin Bradley Holmes, on Diane, recently moved into a Dash; traveled to Ireland, to Anne Hughes White and April 16, 2013. He arrived at house they built in Houston, England, and New York; and husband, Joe. 11:16 a.m. and was 7 pounds, TX. Additionally, Evan’s got to attend a Notre Dame 1 ounce, 19.5 inches. academic coaching business football game (in Dublin) Amanda Desmarais and is on the upswing and has and New York Yankees game her husband, JD, welcomed expanded to the Austin, TX, in the process. My husband, 2005 their third child, Lucy Elise Adam, and I welcomed Car- market. Desmarais, in May 2013. oline Rachel Culbreath on Reporters: Brandon Couillard Some exciting news for Will Sarah Esberger recently Dec. 18, 2012. We are living [email protected] Tyler: He and Hayley Arehart began teaching high school in my hometown, where I Molly Fitzpatrick Tyler were married on June English at Central Magnet 1, 2013, in Hendersonville, have my practice, and Adam [email protected] School in Murfreesboro, TN. is working at Methodist Courtney Collins NC. Rhodes alums in the has joined Hailey Hopper David and Germantown. This summer, the Department of Econom- wedding included Jonathan husband, Matthew, recently Wright ’07 and Scott Doug- I was elected to the Tennessee ics at Rhodes as assistant welcomed sweet Sadie Lee Bar Association House of professor. She received her lass ’06. Brad Romig ’05 David into their family. was not in attendance due to Delegates for the 25th judi- PhD in economics from Sadie was born May 6, 2013, cial district.” Texas A&M University. a work obligation, but still a weighing in at 8 pounds, 3 groomsman. Other familiar Nicole Walker and Ethan Most recently, Dr. Collins ounces, and 20 inches. Sadie Stranch were married on faces in attendance included was an assistant professor at has a big brother, Wyatt, who April 6, 2013. The wedding Laine Royer ’07, Nick Stutz- Mercer University, where she is two years old. party included bridesmaids man ’07, and Ashton Potter taught courses in macro- and Lori (Meadows) Hinnant Elizabeth Nabers Lewis and Wright ’07. Will and Hayley microeconomics and intro- recently started a new job and Grace Stranch ’10, grooms- reside in Georgia, where Hay- ductory econometrics. Her is back on a college campus as men Phillip Ruppel and ley is an elementary school research interests include clinical counselor at Wingate Paul Lewis, and usher Casey art teacher for grades K-6 at economics of education and University. McElory. St. Benedict’s Episcopal Day public economics. In 2012, Jason Jenkins accepted a Danielle Mashburn and Collins received the Mercer position as a full-time pro- School in Smyrna, as well as her husband, Matt, have had University Stetson School of fessor at Victory University a part-time youth director for quite a year! They moved Business and Economics Dis- after spending two years as the church. Will is a leasing into their new home in tinguished Faculty Award. an adjunct. His opines that associate at Colliers Interna- Fairhope, AL, in February; Alex Hornaday is now ad- his official title is “Visiting tional, representing landlords got a second springer spaniel mitted to practice before the Instructor of Adult Learning in commercial office leasing puppy, Rafter, in March; Supreme Court of the United for the Department of Arts transactions. welcomed their first baby States. & Sciences, Lead for CORE girl, Ida Mae Myrick, in Christine Coy Fohr has been Courses, and Coordinator of April; and Danielle graduated called to serve as Presbyterian Assessment and Evaluation 2006 from law school in May. She World Mission’s Consultant for Fulfilling the Promise.” will be clerking for the Hon. for Mission Leaders, helping That’s a doozy. He and his Reporter: Caroline King Willson Margaret A. Mahoney in the to connect congregations and wife, Lauren Jenkins ‘06, [email protected] bankruptcy court in Mobile presbyteries with the work of who works as the grants Elizabeth Brandon began starting in August—just Presbyterian World Mission, manager at the Hyde Family work in August as commu- as soon as she finishes that its mission coworkers, and its Foundation, recently bought nications specialist for the pesky bar exam. global partners. a house in the Highpoint Alzheimer’s Association in Latasha Harris is current-

{ 56 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu ly living in Memphis and flew to Texas, Ohio, Califor- working for Porter-Leath. She nia, and Massachusetts and received a master’s degree in within one week put his feet education management in in both the Pacific and Atlan- 2011. She is looking forward tic oceans. They also went to to a trip to Spain to celebrate Charleston, SC, to celebrate her 30th birthday. Billy’s 30th birthday. His Cameron Rochelle bought much younger wife is mulling a house in Nashville, TN. over her choice of vacation to She just finished classes for celebrate her 30th next sum- her certificate in plant-based mer. Billy and Caroline plan nutrition from the T. Colin to take Charlie on as many Campbell Foundation. trips as possible until he turns Jeff Knowles earned two and needs his own plane a master’s degree in city ticket at which point he will planning from the University be required to get a job and The McCullough family poses for the traditional “departure photo” of Pennsylvania following start earning his keep. to commemorate Victoria’s last day as a member of the White House Rhodes and has spent the Tim Robinson and his wife, Office of Public Engagement staff. L-R: Morgan McCullough ’15; John past four years working for Ashley, had a busy summer. McCullough P’07, P’10, P’13, P’15; Tammy McCullough P’07, P’10, the Pennsylvania Environ- They are excited to be in the P’13, P’15; President Barack Obama; Victoria McCullough ’07; Brianna mental Council. In August, final stages of building their McCullough ’10; and Cameron McCullough ’13. he started a new position new home in downtown with the Pennsylvania De- Bentonville, AR, next to the continues to perform around care nurse practitioner. He partment of Conservation & mountain bike trails and Los Angeles, singing in two is living in Atlanta, GA, and Natural Resources, where he Crystal Bridges Museum groups—Premiere A cappella working at Emory. helps connect people of American Art. They are and Voxel Rox. Sarah Fairchild has been with the outdoors by devel- scheduled to move in around Latoya Newsome recently living in Washington, DC, oping new multi-use trails, the first of October. Tim moved to her hometown since 2007, where she works greenways, and open space in was also recently promoted of Milwaukee, WI, for the for Senator Lamar Alexander. Greater Philadelphia. to category director for the summer to build a 170-square She was recently promoted to Allison Cox and Beau Dry Grocery-Baking Team foot tiny home on wheels executive assistant. Baker, University of Florida at Walmart. In his new role, with her parents! Latoya This summer Chris ’08 and 2003 and Levin College of Tim will have responsibility says, “I’ve been running my Meriwether Truckner moved Law 2006, got married May for the team of buyers who catering and specialty foods to Meriwether’s hometown 26, 2013, at the Ribault manage all of the baking company C’est Ma Joie full of Jackson, MS, with their Club, Jacksonville, FL. categories for Walmart U.S. time for 16 months, and I’ll four-month-old, Sadie Marie. Fellow Rhodes alumni were Tim’s business, Phat Tire be completing my first half- Meriwether is now teach- bridesmaids: Kate Ackerman Bike Shop, is still growing, marathon in Racine, WI. ing sixth-grade history and Rhamey ’06, Katie Yoder Hol- and he plans to open a third And to top it all off I’ll be Latin at her alma mater, St. lis ’06, and Colleen Forsyth store location in 2014. Tim happy celebrating my 30th Andrew’s Episcopal School. MacMurdo ’06 and guests and Ashley have enjoyed included Patrick Rhamey, Jr. some summer trips, play- birthday this October with Chris is the area manager ’06 and Scott MacMurdo ’07. ing with and training their a weeklong celebration in for the Mississippi branch of Allison and Beau are happily puppy, mountain biking, and Durham, NC, and a girls’ Challenge Entertainment, married and live in Atlantic spending time on the lake, weekend in Las Vegas, NV.” a Memphis-based trivia Beach, FL. Allison is a mar- and are ready for Razorback Kelsey Durrett recently company. keting specialist for Chase football season to start up graduated with an MBA from Jacquelyn Blankinship Correspondent and Rural under new head coach, Bret the Kenan-Flagler Business finished the coursework Housing. Bielema. School at UNC-Chapel (yay!) for her degree in music Billy and Caroline Willson Caroline Ferrari is current- Hill. After graduation, she therapy at Appalachian State spent the spring and summer ly living in Venice Beach, moved back to Atlanta, GA, University and will be com- traveling all over the country. CA, with her two pugs and to take a position with UPS pleting the required 1,200 In April, Billy went to Tokyo, boyfriend, David. She works in their high-tech marketing hours of clinical training in Japan, to see his father receive as a marketing executive for group. Kelsey is enjoying her January through her intern- the Japan Prize from Emper- LivingSocial.com, and this new job and loves being in ship at Four Seasons Hospice or Akihito. Little Charlie was year was named one of their Atlanta! in Flat Rock, NC. Until too young to fly to Japan, but top sales representatives in Jeffrey Boon just graduat- then, she will be working and he made up for it in the sum- the country and awarded ed from Vanderbilt Univer- enjoying the mountain views mer. Over the course of his a “Winner’s Circle” trip sity with a master of science in Boone, NC. fifth month of life, Charlie to Costa Rica. Caroline degree in nursing as an acute rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 57 } CLASS NOTES

health counseling. The couple resides in Char- husband, Scott Coy, recently From Kevin McCormack: lotte, NC, where Lizzy is an moved to London, England, 2007 “Some great news from my avid tennis player, and Sean, where Lauren is leading a end. I recently finished my originally from South Africa, corporate energy research Reporter: Mollie Briskman first federal trial, winning is the CEO of an interna- team for Gerson Lehrman Montelaro a $7.2 million verdict for a tional software development Group, and Scott is working [email protected] young girl who received a de- company. as a sales manager for Clear Abby Walsh is currently fective cochlear implant. Our Anna and Aaron Creek are Channel Outdoor Advertis- teaching research methods at trial team included two happy to announce the birth ing. Lauren writes that they the University of Memphis other Rhodes graduates—Tim of Lucy Miyake Creek on are living in Nottinghill while completing her doctor- Edwards ‘70 served as lead May 7, 2013. “Now weighing with all the other Americans ate in applied behavior analy- counsel and Ron Johnson ‘94 in at a hearty 15 pounds, and are enjoying everything sis, also through U of M. as our local counsel in Louis- Lucy is taking after her dad,” but the lack of sunshine and In May, Tyler Smith grad- ville, KY. We have more cases reports Anna. Mexican food. uated from the University of involving this device coming Mollie Montelaro and her Victor Evans graduated Houston law school. Tyler up, so hopefully the good husband, Jody, welcomed in August from Christian recently sat for the Texas bar news will keep coming.” James Maxwell “Max” Mon- Brothers University with a exam. Alex Lynch was sworn in telaro (6 pounds, 5 ounces, master of education degree. In other law school news, to practice law in Tennessee and 19 inches) on May 31, Aisling Foley and Justin Samantha Hetchman graduat- in October 2012 and now 2013. Max is a happy baby Palmer married Aug. 10, ed from Loyola University of works as an assistant public who loves to show off his 2013, in Winter Park, FL. New Orleans College of Law, defender with the law offices smile! Bridesmaids included Mere- magna cum laude. She also of the Shelby County public Ben Lambert and Jill dith Ford, Catharine McKellar recently sat for the Texas bar defender. Hecker married on Aug. Freeman, Sumati Jain, and but returned to New Orleans, Leigh Clasby reports 10, 2013, in New Orleans, Ginger Thompson Wedemey- where she is working as an that she had a “wonderful LA. There were numerous er. Groomsmen included immigration attorney with summer.” On May 16, 2013, Rhodes alums on hand to Neil Ferrini, Will Pitts, and the law firm Ware Gasparian. Leigh and Ben Kallechey celebrate the happy couple. Joe Thompson. Molly Smith Leonard Curry completed were married in Bermuda. Groomsmen included Wick Hulling, Caroline Lindley, the master of divinity at Chelsea Castiglioni Brown Hobson and Chase Mathis Drury Morris, and Mark Young Yale Divinity School and is served as matron of honor ‘05 and guests included Sar- were also in attendance. The working towards a master of and Alexis Davis as maid of ah Mathis ‘05, Laine Royer, couple lives in Atlanta, GA. sacred theology degree. honor. Shelton Oakley-Hersey Anna and Aaron Creek, Grant Continuing in the field of John Jester is current- and Elza McKenna were also Bale, Thomas Farris, and Tad health policy, Joe Cody re- ly working in the motion bridesmaids. Hilary and Jake Duvall. The newlyweds live cently accepted a position as picture talent department at McCart ’08 attended as guests. in New Orleans, where Ben a senior consultant for Booz one of the best talent agencies Leigh recently began classes continues to practice with Allen Hamilton in the Civil in the world, United Tal- at the University of Denver Couch, Conville and Blitt, Group. ent Agency. As John put it, graduate school of social work and Jill works as a convention Zack Stovall still resides “Think Entourage . . . mak- to obtain an MSW. services manager with the in his barehanded catfishing ing young actors into movie Katina Papathopoulos mar- Omni Royal Orleans Hotel. vessel, Heartbreaks and Hand stars.” Other than that, John ried James Gifford in Dallas, Grenades, and has made reports that he is still doing TX, June 22, 2013. Ashley well over $50 this summer. a bit of acting of his own, George served as a brides- 2008 While his boat no longer can including an eight-week run maid; Sara Menz also attend- cross the Mississippi River of Oxymoron, which pre- ed the nuptials. Although not due to disrepair, he has been miered in Santa Monica, CA. able to attend the ceremony, Fifth Reunion swimming bank to bank with Wes Barker currently lives Hallie Graves joined Katina, Homecoming: Oct. 25-26 a makeshift shark fin on his in Washington, DC, and Ashley, and Sara for breakfast Reporter: Madoline Markham back to alert other boats and is one year into a two-year the morning of the wedding. [email protected] rival catfishing vessels, like presidential management Lizzy Connor and Sean Lauren Kimbrough married the S. S. Cary Elwes, to his fellowship with the Depart- Stewart married on May 18, Will Cowan April 27, 2013, presence. Zack’s success is ment of Health and Human 2013, at the Connor’s house in Rosemary Beach, FL. doubly remarkable with the Services. on Lake Norman in North Bridesmaids included Morgan recent loss of his first mate/ After living in Colorado Carolina. Rhodes alumni Willard Crouch, Alexandra goldendoodle, Newman, who for four-and-a-half years, and friends in attendance Figari, Carrie Menist Grunke- is still missing after several Jennifer Brindley moved to included: Lauren Anderson, meyer, and Elyssa Rubertino weeks. Boston, MA, where she will Jim Igoe, Kaitie Yeoman Igoe Yantis. The couple now lives Brynn Dickie Bower and attend Boston College to pur- ‘08, Robert Flanagan ‘08, in Point Clear, AL. her family moved to Freder- sue a master’s degee in mental Isaac Lake, and Dr. Tina Barr. Lauren Dagley Coy and her icksburg, TX, in September.

{ 58 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Her husband, Tom, will be pursuing a career in an alternative, green-building method called Earth Block. “We will both be working as well with a Christian Con- servation organization called Arocha,” Brynn writes. “It is an international organi- zation devoted to restoring the Earth and restoring the people who live here in the process. It is going to be so cool! We are very excited.” Colleen Bookter married Adam Darragh in her home- town of Shreveport, LA, on June 15, 2013. The wedding party included Sarah Beeson, Hilary Harper, Emily Popp, Donna Smith, and Aubrey Diaz Nelson. Colleen and Adam are living in Baton Rouge, where Colleen is serv- ing as the associate pastor at University United Methodist Church. The Memphis Summer Send Off reception for incoming freshmen and their parents was hosted by Lisa and Ray Jack Sterling and Gwen Morrison, parents of Kate ‘15 and Jack ‘17. Weil married in San Diego, CA, this summer. Alumni He majored in business a frozen yogurt franchise take me forever to complete in attendance included Ford administration and finance at she co-founded. She’s also it while I work full time,” she Porter, Greg Light, Leah Wichita State. They met in co-chairing the five-year writes. “But I’m not ready to Hirsch, Rachel Simmons, and medical school, eloped June reunion at Rhodes and writes leave the classroom yet any- Vivian McWilliams. 7, 2012, in Little Rock, AR, that everyone better come. way, so I’m ok with it.” Chris Pope is developing and are now in their fourth Kelly McKenzie graduated Donna Smith works with a one-man show about the and final year of school. from dental school at the art, music, drama, and Civil War. “Being from “Ahmaida is applying to oph- University of Mississippi in philosophy students (“all the Boston, MA, and now having thalmology residency, and I May and three weeks later cool liberal arts kids,” she lived in Memphis for nearly a am applying to emergency married Bobby McElmurry writes) as an academic advi- decade, I think I have a rich medicine residency,” Taylor in her hometown of Gulf- sor at the University of Ar- perspective of the turmoil writes. “When we aren’t port, MS. Carrie Menist kansas. She also runs a small between families fighting for studying, we are hiking, Grunkemeyer, Frances art gallery/studio space called the North and the South,” biking, or fishing!” Shellman, and Maggie Stepp The Shed in Fayetteville. “I he writes. For the show, he Natasha Jain recently bun- were bridesmaids. Kelly and purchased a house here last wears a half-union blue/ gee jumped off the world’s Bobby now live in Houston, year, so if any alumni are ever half-confederate gray uniform highest natural suspension TX, volunteer travel organi- in town, I’d be happy to be a (with a half-mustache and bridge, at 216 meters or zation where Kelly is working tour guide,” she writes. half-beard) and debates the 709 feet, on a trip to South as a dentist and loving every Sarah Cage graduated from war with himself in northern Africa. “I absolutely loved minute of living in her new Georgia State University with and southern voices, getting it and am now addicted to city! a master’s degree in account- into a fistfight with himself. where I want to continue to This fall Deborah Rogers ing in August and started Justin Foreman plans to help travel the world and find fun started her fourth year of working as an accountant in with sound effects, and Chris bungee jumping spots,” she teaching at Gateway Middle the accounting policy & re- is trying to get a show booked writes. She also went cage School in St. Louis Pub- search department at Georgia in Memphis at Playhouse on diving, rode an ostrich, and lic Schools and entered a Power Company. She cele- the Square. went on a safari on the trip. dual-degree program for a brated her graduation with a Taylor Butker Zeglam Back stateside, Natasha is the master of educational leader- trip to France in September. and her husband, Ahmaida chief operating and market- ship and an MBA at St. Louis Matt Ricke graduated from Zeglam, recently celebrated ing officer of an outpatient University to obtain her dental school at the Universi- their first year of marriage. medical center and running principal certification. “It will ty of Tennessee this year and rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 59 } CLASS NOTES started practicing in High- This fall she has an in- and working at the local lands, NC, in September. ternship in Cologne at the psychiatric hospital. This Au- 2011 Documentation Center and gust, Lindsey was joined in Museum for Migration in Pittsburgh by her long-term, Reporter: Grace Weil Germany. Her current field long-distance partner, Phillip 2009 [email protected] of research is the collective Brock, and they will wed Rebecca Bates and Michael Dev Varma is now an MFA memory of the mid- to in Lindsey’s hometown of Gossett ’10 live in New York candidate at Notre Dame. He late-twentieth century in Davidson, NC, on Oct. 12, City and are honing their will be studying creative writ- today’s Germany, with special 2013. Rhodes professor Dr. ing, specializing in fiction. Luther Ivory will serve as the poetry careers. Rebecca interest in the historical Hunter Chandler took a memory of migration, mi- ceremony’s officiant. Lindsey recently curated a poetry/ new job as a business analyst grant groups, and right-wing and Phillip have become run- art collaboration (featuring at Charleston Ear, Nose and racist violence. She also works ning enthusiasts, and she will Anne Carson) on Gover- Throat in Charleston, SC. part time as an English teach- run her first full marathon in nors Island and has poems Katie Morgan spent most of er for adults in Osnabrueck. November. forthcoming in the Believer, the summer traveling around Sydney Shearer joined the Tyler Turner has accepted Gulf Coast, and LIT this fall. the world for 85 days, visiting Governor’s Books from Birth the position of music director She currently writes and edits Tahiti, New Zealand, Austra- Foundation (GBBF) staff in with the Unitarian Universal- for Architectural Digest and lia, China, Russia, Estonia, Nashville, TN, in May as ex- ist Church at Wellesley Hills, Guernica Magazine. Michael Finland, the Czech Republic, ecutive assistant for adminis- MA, beginning in September earned an MFA in poetry Germany, and the Nether- tration and outreach. GBBF, 2013. He will conduct the from the University of Mary- lands. After her trip she will in partnership with Dolly adult chorus as well as over- land in May and received his continue working on a master Parton’s Imagination Library, see all elements of the music first faculty appointment at in agricultural sciences degree ensures that new, age-appro- program for the church. This the Rhodes College Summer near her ranch in North priate books are mailed to position will compliment Writing Institute after five Texas. Tennessee’s preschool chil- his full-time role as choral years of working in the staff Kyle Pipkin is applying dren, at no cost to the family director at Natick High and administration. He cur- to medical school for 2014. and regardless of income. School where he conducts rently works with the grants Keep your fingers crossed! Shearer’s job responsibilities four choral ensembles, one of department at the Mellon Heather Bishop has moved include cultivating relation- which—the Men’s Choir— Foundation. to Chicago, IL, to be with her ships with county program will perform at Carnegie Hall fiancé, who she is set to mar- leaders, donors, and enrolled in 2014. ry in October of this year. families, and working to in- Kristen Griffin is current- Jenni Frierson is beginning crease new enrollment state- ly living in New York City 2010 her second year as a master wide. Shearer was a political and working at Marie Claire Reporter: Emily Jenkins of arts student at New York science major and urban magazine as advertising [email protected] University in the Depart- studies minor at Rhodes and coordinator. Katja Zurcher Julia Goss received a ment of Media, Culture, received a master of public received a Fulbright scholarship to go and Communication. She service degree from the Uni- merit scholarship for her final recently completed an intern- versity of Arkansas Clinton year in the Columbia Univer- to Cambodia this fall to ship at truTV in program School of Public Service in sity MFA Creative Writing study an endangered pop- development and is currently May. program. ulation of river dolphins in interning in the research Lindsey Dortch has begun Drew Wagstaff and Anne conjunction with the World department at CBS. her second year at the Uni- Wilson ’12 were married July Wildlife Fund. She received Brittany Erwin Lawnin is versity of Pittsburgh School 13 at Evergreen Presbyterian a master’s degree in coastal beginning the University of of Social Work, where she is Church and have moved to environmental management Houston Graduate College of pursuing a master degree in Atlanta, GA, where Drew from Duke in the spring and Social Work MSW program social work with a certificate will begin Emory’s Political interned at the Center for this fall. She and her hus- in direct practice, mental Science PhD program in Au- Ocean Solutions in Monte- band, Reynolds, have become health. She is thoroughly gust. Additionally, Anne has rey, CA, during the summer. homeowners and expanded enjoying her second year aca- been accepted into medical Julia was a biology major their family to include two demic internship at Chatham school at UAB and plans to while at Rhodes. welsh terriers, Barnaby and University, an all-women’s matriculate in fall 2014. Monica Gaudioso graduated Bella. college in Pittsburgh, PA, In the past year, Will with honors from the Univer- Shelby Long is complet- where she is working as a Hunt has worked part time sity of Texas Law School in ing her master’s degree at therapist in the school’s coun- as a gallery assistant at the Austin in May and returned the Institute for Migration seling center. Lindsey splits Furman University Thomp- to Memphis in August to Research and Intercultural her time between academ- son Gallery; as an accounts clerk for U.S. District Judge Studies at the University of ics, her internship, being a payable associate with Dority Samuel H. Mays. Osnabrueck in Germany. research assistant to the dean, & Manning, an intellectual

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First Row, L-R: Margaret Tufton ’08, Ashley Tufton ’13, Michael Tufton ’09, Anne Farrar ’13, Stephen Farrar ’84, Etasam Kahn ’04, Adiha Kahn ’13, Tara Shah ’01, Charles Henry ’13, Sarah Henry ’78, Charles Henry ’76. Second Row, L-R: Merrill Ricketts ’13, Ben Ricketts ’09, Annie Stuckslager ’12, Kate Stuckslager ’13, Lisa Mischke ’80, Will Mischke ’13, Phil Mischke ’79, May Beth Walker ’78, Nick Heaghney ’13, Reed Beasley ’13, Cooper Beasley ’74, Caroline Rollins ’13, Art Rollins ’81, Heidi Carroll ’82, Piper Carroll ’13, Cameron McCullough ’13, Brianna McCullough ’10, Victoria McCullough ’07. Third Row, L-R: Susan Hook Patterson ’87, Elizabeth Patterson ’13, Suzanne Wineke ’09, Samantha Wineke ’13, Daniel Wolfe ’12, Julia Wolfe ’13, Kate Stewart ’13, Barron Boyd ’71, Ted Estes ’83, Will Estes ’13, Angela Sundberg Estes ’82, Missy Jordan Redmon ’82, Jordan Redmon ’13, Marshall Redmon ’84. property law firm; and as a cranial pressure monitoring the near future. that she accepted one of the contract writer and editor methodologies of patients Elizabeth Jeans will be two full-ride, merit-based for EnVeritas Group, all in in Duke University Medical starting medical school at scholarships to attend the Greenville, SC. In August, Center’s Neuroscience Inten- Rush Medical College in law school. Emily plans to he will participate in an sive Care Unit. His research Chicago, IL, this fall. specialize in public interest educational internship at an took him to Heidelberg, In July, Holly Edwards law with a focus on the issues orphanage in Kerala, India. Germany, in January 2013 was promoted to Assistant facing women and immi- Jonathan D. Schwartz to present his work at the Director of Annual Giving grants. Emily is excited to be worked on Senator Sherrod international collaborative here at Rhodes. She is very back in her hometown and Brown’s senate campaign and conference of the Neuro- excited to work for the college back in school. will be graduating in August critical Care Society and the in this role! Stephanie Parazak recently 2013 with a master of applied Deutsche Gesellschaft für Emily Sellers has recently relocated to Cincinnati, OH, politics degree from the Neurointensiv und Notfall- relocated from Memphis to and is continuing her studies University of Akron. medizin. Stephen is now Kansas City to attend the in the doctoral program in Stephen Spainhour gradu- working at Maria Parham University of Missouri- clinical psychology at Xavier ated from Duke University’s Medical Center in North Kansas City School of Law. University this fall. School of Nursing with Carolina as a staff nurse in Emily’s work for the past high honors in May 2013 the emergency department. two years as a legal advocate and passed boards in June. He plans on attending school at the YWCA-Immigrant The highlight of his nursing to receive his master’s degree Women’s Services motivated school career was performing and doctorate of nursing her interest in law school. a research project on intra- practice in nurse anesthesia in Emily is pleased to announce rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 61 } IN MEMORIAM

’38 Elizabeth “Betty” serving faithfully on the Altar bers of Payson Park Church High School and attended McMahan Page of Memphis, Guild at both churches. As when they moved to Boston, Southwestern (Rhodes) and TN, June 22, 2013. After a member of St. Stephen’s, MA. He was a member of the University of Tennessee graduating from Southwest- she was the first woman USNR Division 9-41 for Martin. She was president of ern (Rhodes), where she was elected to serve as a vestry more than half a century and the American Legion Junior a Chi Omega, her studies member in the Episcopal served as its president from Auxiliary, treasurer of her so- continued with art training Diocese of Arkansas and 1964-1965. He is survived by rority, and monitor of Wom- at the Memphis Art Acade- represented St. Stephen’s for his wife, three children, and en’s Circle #9 of Evergreen my, University of Memphis, several years as a delegate to grandchildren. Presbyterian Church. She and with further training the Diocesan Convention. ’44 Marion McKee Dicker- was awarded Life Member of from Paul Penzer, Jason She was a founding member son of Memphis, TN, June Presbyterian Women. Doris Williamson, Fred Robinson, and president of the Junior 27, 2013. She graduated was a Cub Scout den mother Stefan Kramer (Amarillo, Auxiliary Chapter in Osceola from Lausanne School and and a Girl Scout leader. She TX), Harris Sorrelle (wire and a longtime member and Southwestern (Rhodes). She enjoyed many other volun- sculpture), and John McIn- president of Chapter N attended Holy Communion teer community activities tyre (sculptor). Betty was a P.E.O. She was vice president Church where she was a including Each One, Teach member of many organiza- of Hubbard and Hoke Fur- directress of the Altar Guild One. She is survived by her tions. Among them were the niture, which was founded and director of Christian Ed- husband, Grant C. Madsen, University Club, Les Passees, by her father in 1916. For a ucation for West Tennessee. Jr., brother, daughters, and Fine Arts Club, Tuesday number of years she managed She was a former president of grandchildren. Study Club, Arawata Garden The Cupboard, a division of the Junior League of Mem- ’47 Elizabeth Hunter Moss Club, Le Bonheur, Woman’s Hubbard and Hoke Furni- phis. She was predeceased of Lubbock, TX, July 4, Exchange, Germantown Art ture. She is survived by all by her husband, Robert Carl 2013. She attended South- League, and Artists Ltd. She five of her children, including Dickerson ’44. She is survived western (Rhodes) and was a and her husband were among her son, Stuart Hubbard by four children, including member of the Delta Delta the founding members of Hoke ’62. her daughter Camille Dicker- Delta sorority. She married Grace-St. Luke’s Episcopal ’41 Jane Harsh Cecil of son Mulrooney ’71. her husband on June 24, Church in Midtown and were Gallatin, TX, July 3, 2013. ’46 Martha Jo Gulo Rucker 1944, in Memphis. They members there for more than She is preceded in death by of Memphis, TN, July 17, moved to Lubbock in 1951. 60 years. She is survived by her husband, Barry Cecil. She 2013. Raised in Midtown She was a member of the Ju- her son, daughter, and grand- is survived by four daughters, Memphis, she graduated from nior League of Lubbock and children. one stepson, one stepdaugh- Snowden School, Central the Lubbock-Crosby-Garza ’38 Ann Jeter Jones of ter, 11 grandchildren, and 15 High School, and South- Medical Alliance. She was Memphis, TN, June 24, great grandchildren. western (Rhodes), where a member of the Second 2013. She was a descendent ’43 Fred W. Small, Jr., of she was an active member of Baptist Church and served both of Memphis and Shelby Decatur, IL, May 7, 2013. Delta Delta Delta sorority as as a volunteer at the Second County founders. After Upon graduation, he entered a student and alumna. She Baptist Sick Children’s Clinic attending Normal School, the military service with the continued her education by for a number of years. She is Central High School, and United States Navy. After earning a master’s degree at survived by her husband, four the Memphis Art Academy, being commissioned to the University of Tennessee children, and three grand- she attended Southwestern Ensign, USNR, he reported in Knoxville. Martha served children. (Rhodes). She was a member to San Diego, CA, and served as president of East High ’47 Peggy Nash Rolfes of of various social and char- on active duty in the Pacific School PTA and was active Memphis, TN, July 10, 2013. itable clubs and an active Theater, World War II, until in the Woodruff-Fontaine She graduated from Miss member of Idlewild Presbyte- he was discharged in May House. In 1978, Martha Hutchison’s School for Girls rian Church. She is survived 1946. Upon completion of and her husband bought and attended Mary Baldwin by four daughters and seven service in World War II and Mid-America Publishing College in Staunton, VA, and grandchildren. the Korean Conflict, Captain (Key Magazine of Memphis), Southwestern (Rhodes). She ’40 Mildred Lou Hubbard Small entered and graduat- where they continued work- majored in journalism and Hoke of Blytheville, AR, July ed from St. Louis College ing with their two sons for 30 creative writing. She was a 5, 2013. Mildred was born of Pharmacy and pursued years. She was married for 58 member of St. Louis Cath- to one of Blytheville’s earliest a career in pharmacy until years and she is survived by olic Church. She met her families. She was married on retirement in 1995. He was her two sons. husband during World War June 29, 1945. She attended a member of Sigma Alpha ’47 Doris Christenbury II, and they were married in Rhodes and was a member Epsilon social fraternity and Madsen of Memphis, May 8, June 1944. Peggy began as of Tri Delta. She was an honor society Rho Chi. He 2013. She was retired from a columnist for the Mem- active member of Calvary was an ordained elder for kindergarten teaching at Ma- phis Commercial Appeal, Episcopal Church in Osceola three terms at Westminster con School, First Christian editor of several in-house and St. Stephen’s Episco- Presbyterian Church. He and Academy, and Lawler School. magazines, freelance adver- pal Church in Blytheville, his wife became active mem- She graduated from Central tising copywriter and fashion

{ 62 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu copywriter with experience survived by her twin daugh- honorable discharge from the the Arthirtis Foundation, in radio, fashion modeling, ters, two grandchildren, and army in 1946, he enrolled at and the March of Dimes. He public relations, and sales. two great grandchildren. Southwestern (Rhodes) and was formerly a member of the She also spent 22 years with ’49 Katharine “Kay” Hoag graduated with a bachelor’s Downtown Augusta Rotary WMC-TV, where she served Mullen of Tampa, FL, May degree in economics. He trav- Club and served a term as as public service director, 8, 2013. She graduated from elled the world with his wife a director. He was named women’s news editor, reli- St. Mary’s Episcopal School and was an active member of a Paul Harris Fellow in gious editor, newscaster, talk in Memphis and attended Beth Sholom Synagogue. He 1986. Other recognitions he show hostess, and news and Randolph Macon Woman’s and his wife were the earliest received included the Liberty feature writer. She was the College and Southwestern members of the synagogue, Bell Award presented by the first woman news anchor in (Rhodes). She moved to where their involvement Augusta Bar Association, the Memphis and helped launch Tampa in 1947, when her spanned six decades. He is Louis Harris Award from the the morning show, Wake Up parents relocated from survived by two daughters, 15 Augusta West Rotary Club, Call. In collaboration with Memphis and her father grandchildren, and 21 great Outstanding Editorial Writ- her then daughter-in-law, became rector of St. An- grandchildren. ing from the Associated Press she compiled and edited a drew’s Episcopal Church. She ’49 Latham P. “Dan” Daniel of Georgia, and the Service collection of consumer hints married Harris H. Mullen in of Germantown, TN, May to Mankind Award from the provided by her viewers of her 1949 and has since resided 22, 2013. He was a flight Sertoma Club of Augusta. In morning TV show. The book in Tampa, where she raised instructor with the Unit- 1982, he was honored by the was titled Why Didn’t I Think four children. She spent 59 ed States Army Air Forces Georgia State Senate with a of That? Due to popular de- years alongside her husband, during World War II. He resolution commending his mand, a second volume was supporting him in his careers retired as a regional manager accomplishments in broad- published in 1979. She was a at Florida Trend Magazine, for Connecticut General Life cast journalism. Jim served member and officer of several Trend House Gallery, Ybor Insurance. He was a member several terms as a member of local and philanthropic clubs Square, and as editor and of St. George’s Episcopal the Board of Advisors for the and organizations, including critic for his creative writing Church in Germantown. School of Business, Augus- Les Passes (past president), endeavors. She volunteered He is survived by his wife; ta College. In addition, he Madonna Circle, Fortnightly and belonged to many daughters, including Cynthia served as a member of the Club, and Arawata Garden organizations including Golf Gholson; and three grand- Board of Visitors for Presby- Club. Survivors include three View Garden Club, Junior children. terian College, Clinton, SC, sons, seven grandchildren, League of Tampa, H.B. Plant ’51 James E. “Jim” Davis of and was later president of the and three great-grandchil- Museum Society (founding Augusta, GA, May 22, 2013. board. Since his retirement, dren. member), Tampa Museum, He was a television newsman Jim served in a marketing ca- ’47 Ruby Orgain Carey of Ybor City Museum Soci- and served as news director of pacity with the Augusta Op- Pine Bluff, AR, June 30, ety, Tampa History Center, stations WRDW-TV, WJBF- era Association. He has also 2013. Ruby earned a bachelor and Tampa Ybor Railway TV, and WAGT-TV, as well been master of ceremonies for of arts degree in English. She Society. She was a member of as an anchor for daily news- the Augusta Concert Band moved to Pine Bluff in 1951 the Tampa Yacht & Coun- casts for 35 years. After re- and served on the Board of and began working at South- try Club and the Blowing tiring from television, he was Trustees of that organization. ern Federal Savings and Loan Rock Country Club. She is named vice president for mar- He was also a member of Association (FirstSouth), survived by her four children, keting and public relations the Board of Trustees of the where she remained until seven grandchildren, and four with Georgia Federal Bank. Gertrude Herbert Institute retirement in 1987 as a senior great grandchildren. From 1992-1995, he was ed- of Art. Most recently he was vice president. Ruby was a ’49 Wesley Aaron Goldfarb itor of Healthscope 2000. He a member of the Imperial 60-year member of Central of Maryland, June 21, 2013. served aboard an amphibious Theater Board of Directors. Presbyterian Church and A retired business man, he gunboat in the U.S. Navy in He began studying watercolor served as the church treasurer moved to Maryland in 2011 World War II, seeing duty in painting in 1999 and held his for 12 years. She was also ac- after the death of his wife of both the Atlantic and Pacific. first show in 2000. He was tive in Presbyterian Women; 60 years, Rose M. Goldfarb He participated in the Oki- a deacon, elder, and trustee served as a deacon, an elder, ’51. He lived in Clarksville, nawa campaign and also the of Reid Memorial Presby- and a member of the Session; MD, with his daughter. He Japanese occupation forces terian Church in Augusta. taught Sunday School; and graduated from Central High in 1945. He was discharged He taught an adult Bible sang in the church choir. She School in Memphis in 1942 from the navy in April 1946. class for 14 years. Among his was also a former regent of and attended the University In addition to his television more recent activities was his the John McAlmont/Pine of Tennessee until being work, he was a charter board orgainzation of the member- Bluff chapter of the Daugh- drafted into the army. He member of the Georgia Asso- ship of the lay reader service ters of the American Revolu- served in World War II from ciation of Newscasters, serv- for the church. On Nov. 11, tion and a member of the Pi- 1943-1946 and was stationed ing as president. He served 2012, the congregation of lot Club, a business women’s in France and Germany as the American Red Cross, the Reid Memorial bestowed on service organization. She is a cartographer. After his American Cancer Society, him the honorary title of El- rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 63 } IN MEMORIAM der Emeritus. Jim also served He was the son of the late five grandchildren. department at the Pepsi-Cola as a member of the Commit- Wells Awsumb, architect ’64 Louis Hugh Joe Howell Bottling Co. in Jonesboro tee on Radio, Television and and designer of Clough Hall of Jacksonville, FL, July 14, and as a volunteer in sever- Visual Aids for the Georgia on the Rhodes campus, 2013. He leaves his wife, al church and community Synod of the Presbyterian and Gwen Awsumb, former Judith “Judy” Emery Howell organizations. She leaves a Church. He is survived by his Memphis City councilwom- ’65, two children, and four son and a daughter, one sister, wife, stepson, and sister. an. He graduated from Cen- grandchildren. and three grandchildren. ’51 Kathryn Stanfill Jobe tral High School and Rhodes ’65 Sterling James Green- ’67 Carroll Thomas “Tom” of Jackson, TN, July 31, College and received an wood of Aspen, CO, April 27, Strohm of Nashville, TN, 2013. She graduated from MA in English from Emory 2013. He was a native Texan, April 21, 2013. He was a Jackson High School in 1947 University. who remained for a while member of the Ralph C. Hon and attended Southwestern George had resided in in Memphis after graduat- Society. He leaves a sister. (Rhodes) and Lambuth Rome since 1962, when he ing from Rhodes. He was ’68 Mildred “Ming” Rowlett College. She was involved became a teacher at Darling- working the night desk at the Morgan of Lexington, KY, in many community and ton School. He retired from Commercial Appeal when Dr. March 19, 2013. She gradu- charity groups, including Darlington in 2009, after 47 Martin Luther King, Jr. was ated from Henry Clay High Ingleside Book Club, Mari- years of teaching. While at assasinated and was sent out School, Rhodes, and Emory anna Ashby Milk Fund, and Darlington he was chairman to cover the city’s reaction. University. She is survived by Grandmother’s Prayer Group. of the English department He took some professional her daughter and grandson. She was a devout Christian and later of the fine arts de- detours but returned to news ’71 Sally D. Sutherland and a devoted member and partment. He created and led journalism at 36 and created of Park Ridge, IL, May 28, volunteer of the First United numerous programs that gave the Aspen Free Press. The 2013. She received her mas- Methodist Church. She leaves generations of students the press was revived in 2003 and ter’s degree from National a daughter and a son; three opportunity to learn about continued until his death. Louis University after Euro- grandchildren, including and participate in the arts. Survivors include his wife, pean travel and marriage. She Elizabeth Hays Taylor ’98; George was active in many four children, and seven was a fifth-grade classroom two great-grandchildren; and community institutions grandchildren. teacher, reading specialist, a sister. including St. Peter’s Episco- ’67 Dianne Duschl of Jones- and college educator. She ’55 Mary Pelham Finlay pal Church, the Rome Area boro, AR, Aug. 1, 2013. She taught teacher training Hunt of Memphis, July 25, Council of the Arts, and the was born in Tiptonville, TN, courses at Park Ridge-area 2013. She moved to Memphis Rome Symphony Orchestra. and lived most of her life in universities. She taught for in 1951 to attend South- He was an active volunteer Jonesboro. She was a student 37 years in public schools in western (Rhodes). After her for the Democratic Party and at Jonesboro High School, Tennessee, Louisiana, and husband’s death in 1981, its candidates. serving as captain of the Illinois. She leaves her hus- she continued her education After suffering from heart cheerleader squad her senior band, Al Pickard ’70, a son, a in New York and became a failure, George received a year and graduating in 1963. sister, and a brother. paralegal in 1983, practicing heart transplant in 2001, During high school, she was ’71 Marcia Swett Baker for more than 20 years. An allowing him 12 more years active in Girl Scouts and of Memphis, March 22, avid reader, she was interested of doing the things he loved: other civic organizations, and 2013. She was Press-Scimitar in many subjects ranging teaching, traveling, and being she was invited to participate Teenager of the Year in 1967, from history to current events with his family, including in Girls State. She was also an a WHBQtie, a Memphis to the arts. She leaves three five grandchildren. In recent exceptionally gifted classical Junior Miss, and in the Mem- children and three grandchil- years he was an avid blogger, pianist; upon graduation, she phis Civic Ballet. A career dren. primarily sharing his incisive was offered a two-year schol- educator, she taught algebra, ’60 Gwynne S. McKenzie movie reviews. Through all arship to The Julliard School geometry, and calculus. She of Memphis, TN, March 30, of these pursuits, he inspired in New York. Dianne elected retired from Ridgeway High 2013. She was in Kappa Del- others with his lifelong love to enroll at Southwestern School in 2005. She was a ta Sorority at Southwestern of painting, music, film, and (Rhodes), where she studied member of Second Presby- (Rhodes). She was an active literature. He was also the music for two years and be- terian Church for 33 years, member of St. Luke’s United class reporter for the Class of came a member of the Delta where she served as coordi- Methodist Church, where 1961 for Rhodes magazine. Delta Delta sorority. She took nator of the Fellows Program she sang in the choir. She is George is survived by his a year off to travel Europe, and a leader in the women’s survived by her husband, Dr. wife, Betsy Breytspraak Aw- then returned to resume her ministry. She is survived by Eugene McKenzie ’58, two sumb ’63, of Rome; brother studies at Stephens College in her husband, two sons, and daughters, a son, two broth- Carl and sister Cathy ’69, of Columbia, MO. Ultimately, two grandchildren. ers, and a granddaughter. Memphis; three daughters, Dianne decided to return to ’71 Pattie B. Layser of ’61 George Wells Awsumb Catherine Nelson of Agoura Jonesboro to complete her Alta, WY, Aug. 3, 2013. She of Rome, GA, Sept. 7, 2013. Hills, CA, Elizabeth Awsumb bachelor’s degree in English graduated from Overton High He was born in Champaign, ’92 of Memphis, and Kristin at Arkansas State University. School in 1967. Awarded a IL, and grew up in Memphis. Liu of Wallingford, CT; and She worked in the marketing scholarship at Rhodes College,

{ 64 } FALL 2013 • RHODES rhodes.edu Pattie graduated with distinc- sisters and two grandchildren. profit groups to help holiday ternship and residency train- tion. She was a member of the ’71 Ellen Osterbind donors. She had also traveled ing in diagnostic radiology at Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Jonassen of Clearwater, FL, to the former Soviet Union to the University of Tennessee In 1975, Pattie suffered a rup- March 15, 2013. Ellen grew report on efforts of Cincinna- Health Science Center. He tured cerebral aneurism from up in Gainesville, FL. She ti Jews to secure freedom for also did fellowship training in which survival was a rarity. As graduated from Rhodes with refuseniks who were denied musculoskeletal radiology at part of a difficult but deter- honors. At Rhodes, she was permission to emigrate, and the University of Mississippi mined recuperation, family active in many organizations, to Haiti, where she accom- Medical Center. Herrington arranged for her to spend a was vice president of Delta panied Presbyterian mission- was a radiologist with Diag- summer at the Triangle-X Delta Delta sorority, and was aries from Charlotte who nostic Imaging of Memphis, Guest Ranch at Moran, WY. a member of Mortar Board helped subsistence farmers where he was a dedicated In the shadows of the Teton Women’s Leadership Frater- in a remote village build an physician, colleague, and Mountains, she managed nity. She received a National irrigation canal. She was partner. He is survived by a remarkable recovery and Defense Education Act a member of the Ralph C. his parents, wife, sister, and rebirth, becoming an accom- Fellowship to the University Hon Society at Rhodes and brother. plished horseback rider and of Florida and received a PhD she created an estate plan for P’16 William “Bill” Bernard developing a lifetime love for in 1975. In 1973 she married Rhodes College that, upon Frederick Baumann of San the Teton-Yellowstone region. her husband, Bill, and they her death, creates a visiting Antonio, TX, May 28, 2013. In the late 1970s, she moved moved to Clearwater where writers series in memory of Bill grew up in Oyster Bay, to Big Timber, MT, to work he began practicing law. After her professor and mentor, Long Island, NY, and Hous- for well-known artists Jack finishing up work on a PhD, Jack Farris. Her survivors ton, TX, where he graduated Hines and Jessica Zemsky, she was on the staff at St. include her parents, two from Memorial High School. who mentored Pattie’s art Petersburg College and later brothers, and a sister. He graduated from Deni- interests. She became friends was a counselor in the Career ’77 Charles Chunn “Chuck” son University in Granville, with the late western writer, and Personal Counseling Wilkinson of Memphis, TN, OH, and received his law Spike Van Cleve, at the Lazy Center at Eckerd College in June 25, 2013. He attended degree from the University of K Bar Ranch in Big Timber. St. Petersburg. After receiving Memphis University School Houston Law Center in 1977. In the mid-1980s, she inde- her psychologist’s license, she and Webb High School in He practiced law in Amarillo, pendently started and began went into a private practice in Bell Buckle, TN. He received TX, and served two terms as operating Quest Gallery on psychology with several local a bachelor of arts degree from the Potter County attorney Main Street in Bozeman. Hers psychologists and eventually University of Memphis and in Amarillo from 1983–1988. was the second gallery to exist went into a solo practice on master’s degree in English He was appointed as an assis- there. She met her husband, her own for 25 years. She literature from Vanderbilt tant United States attorney for Earle, in the gallery and they leaves her husband, son, University. In his professional the Western District of Texas, married in 1993 on Signal daughter, and brother, Carter life, he taught writing and San Antonio Division in 1989, Mountain summit in Grand Clarke Osterbind III ’65. English in several capacities where he served for 24 years. Teton National Park. After ’74 Kathleen McClain of at Southwest Tennessee Com- He received many awards moving to Alta, she began a Charlotte, NC, June 13, munity College, Dyersburg as a prosecutor including an writing career. As a journalist, 2013. She graduated Phi Beta State Community College, award from United States she participated with a BBC Kappa and chose a career as a and Rhodes College. An avid Attorney General Janet Reno crew filming a documentary newspaper journalist, work- writer, he published in news- in 2000, awards for excel- on Alaska’s brown bears at ing for the Memphis Com- papers and wrote academic lency in trial advocacy from Hallo Bay in Katmai National mercial Appeal, the Memphis articles, short stories, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Park. In the Selous Game Re- Press-Scimitar, the Cincinnati a novel, Ghost of a Chance 2002 and 2005 and for two serve in Tanzania, she wrote Enquirer, and the Charlotte (Coldtree Press, 2007). A cases in 2009, and several about black rhino conserva- Observer. In her work for the talented woodworker, he won awards from the FBI for tion. Pattie published more Observer, she covered religion the 2000 Pink Palace Crafts prosecution in multiple cases. than 100 magazine articles, and traveled to China and Fair Best of Show. He leaves Bill achieved his Eagle Scout including writing for Rhodes Germany with evangelist one sister. in 1968 in Houston, TX, and magazine. She contributed Billy Graham. She also ’93 Clarence “Scooter” lived his life according to the to anthologies on adventure worked on stories about Goodwin Herrington, III Scout Law. He served as an travel, conservation, art, and Jerry Falwell’s effort to save of Memphis, TN, May 21, assistant scoutmaster in Boy the Teton-Yellowstone region. the PTL Ministry, a part of 2013. He graduated from Scout Troop 285 at Coker In March 2013, she organized the Observer’s extended cov- Memphis University School United Methodist Church for and led the Mary’s Nipple Ski erage that won the Pulitzer and Rhodes College, where he many years. He performed in Challenge at Grand Tar- Prize for public service in was a member of the Kappa multiple community theater ghee Resort, raising a record 1988. One of her greatest Alpha Order. He graduat- productions, including the $19,000 for cancer victims for accomplishments was creating ed from the University of San Pedro Playhouse and the St. John’s Hospital in Jackson. the annual Giving Guide, a Tennessee Medical School in Bulverde S.T.A.G.E. Theatre. She leaves her husband, two list of Charlotte-area non- 1998 and completed his in- He was an active volunteer for rhodes.edu FALL 2013 • RHODES { 65 } IN MEMORIAM

San Antonio Youth Literacy, Company, Genesco, Life and Professor Gerald “Gerry” Rev. Beverly Clarisse the SAMM Shelter, Haven for Casualty Insurance Company, C. Papachristou of Memphis, Schroeder of York, SC, July Hope, Habitat for Humanity, Murray-Ohio Manufacturing TN, May 19, 2013. Gerry 20, 2013. Known as “Madre Camp Discovery for children Company, Nashville City and his siblings grew up in Clarisse,” she served as with cancer, and numerous Bank, Thomas Nelson Inc., London but he moved to the chaplain at Rhodes as well as other organizations. He was the Potomac Group, Third U.S. to attend Michigan State for St. Mary’s School and St. an active member of First National Bank, Third Na- University. As a Fulbright George’s School in Memphis. Presbyterian Church, teaching tional Corporation, SunTrust, Scholar at Duke University, She was the former curate Sunday school; serving as Nashville Bank & Trust (now Gerry received a PhD and at St. George’s Episcopal a deacon; participating in Truxton Trust Company), then moved to Memphis Church in Germantown, mission trips to Haiti, Mexico, American General Insurance where he became a political TN. She left Memphis in and New Mexico; tutoring Company (Houston, TX), science professor at South- 2012 to serve as priest-in- Myanmar refugees; and Bradford Showroom (Mem- western (now Rhodes). He charge at Church of the contributing to many other phis, TN), Durr-Fillauer later taught at LeMoyne-Owen Good Shepherd in York. activities. He is survived by Medical Inc. (Montgomery, College and the University of Dr. G. Kenneth ‘’Ken’’ his wife, son, and two daugh- AL), Peden Steel (Raleigh, Memphis. He is survived by Williams of Franklin, TN, ters, including Sarah Layne NC), and Southern Furniture his wife, son, daughter, broth- July 11, 2013. Born in Detroit, Baumann ’16. Manufacturers Association er, sisters, and grandchildren. MI, he grew up in Lebanon, (High Point, NC). Active in Flossie Quinn, of Harri- TN, and attended Lebanon FRIENDS OF RHODES the community, he also served sonburg, VA, May 28, 2013. High School and Castle William “Buzz” Lipscomb on the boards of the Sam M. Flossie began working in the Heights Military Academy. Davis, Jr., of Nashville, TN, Fleming Foundation, the M. alumni office for Goodbar He went on to attend the Uni- May 21, 2013. He was a Stratton Foster Foundation, Morgan in the mid-1940s. versity of Kentucky, where he former member of the Rhodes Junior Achievement, Middle Later, she became the ad- received a bachelor of science College Board of Trustees and TN Council of Boy Scouts, ministrative assistant to Dr. degree and master’s degree in a member of the Ralph C. Montgomery Bell Academy, Pete Richardson, then vice mathematics. He played foot- Hon Society. He graduated Rotary Club, and United president of the college. She ball for Kentucky under head from Montgomery Bell Acad- Cerebral Palsy. He was chair- held that position for many coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. emy in 1949 and Vanderbilt man of the Sgt. York Patriotic years and ended her working He received a doctorate from University in 1953, where he Foundation and president of career at Southwestern as the University of Virgina. He was a member of Beta Theta the Nashville Area Cham- assistant to Dr. Alf Cannon taught briefly at Notre Dame Pi and Omicron Delta Kappa ber of Commerce. He was in 1963. Many students came before accepting a position honorary fraternity. He served a member of the Augusta to know her as a familiar face in the math department at as a lieutenant in the United National Golf Club and the on campus. Others knew her Southwestern (Rhodes Col- States Army, stationed in Royal and Ancient Golf Club first as ‘Mom’ to one of her lege), where he taught from Germany from 1954-1955. of St. Andrews, Scotland; a three children: John Quinn, 1968—1995. He chaired the He joined his father at Davis founding member of the Golf Jr. ’58; Fay Quinn Isele math department many years Cabinet Company in 1956, Club of Tennessee; and a for- ’61, and Mary Lou Quinn and received the Clarence serving as president from mer president of Belle Meade McMillin ’64, who is class re- Day Award for Outstanding 1965-1980. In 1980, he Country Club. He is survived porter for the Class of 1964. Teaching in 1992. He was a became a partner in Hillsboro by his wife, Florence Davis; The Quinn home was nearby member of Evergreen Pres- Enterprises. He served as two daughters, including campus on Snowden and byterian Church, where he deacon, elder, and clerk of the Amy Davis Klimek ’89; son, served as a gathering place served as an elder and deacon. Session at First Presbyterian William Lipscomb Davis III; for students. She had just He leaves his wife, Barbara; Church. He served on the grandson, William Lipscomb celebrated her 100th birthday four children; and a sister. boards of Bradford Furniture Davis IV; daughter-in-law, on May 20. Company, Gale Smith and Rachel Thompson Davis; and his mother.

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Shelby Foote Archive Grows

RHODES COLLEGE ARCHIVES COLLEGE RHODES lectures to the Foote collection. “I had always intended to give them to Rhodes. When I heard about the college getting the Foote archives, I knew it was the thing to do. I had a sense of the historic signifi cance of the class and knew it should be documented.” College archivist Elizabeth Gates, fearful of the fragile condition of the cassette tapes, quickly began digitizing the lectures. During her digitization project, she also began noting Foote’s aside commentaries. “There is one point where he talks about being in the airport three days before Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. He saw Civil War historian Shelby Foote, left, with Luke Lampton ’88 in 1987 King and wanted to speak with him, but he was concerned that the n a diary entry on April 21, since, Foote, who died in 2005, has people with King would think that 1987, noted Civil War historian been recognized as one of the South’s he meant him harm. But he said it and Memphian Shelby Foote great historians. In 2011, Foote’s I was moving to see him so up close,” wrote, “Rhodes College news 2,350-volume book collection, along she recounts. editor Luke Lampton came at 4 with his personal papers and diaries, Twenty-fi ve years after his for an interview; left at 5:40. Took handwritten book drafts and maps, lectures here, Foote continues to play photos, used tape recorder. Likeable and memorabilia. The Foote papers a part in the education process of boy.” And so began the association were offered to the college by Huger Rhodes students. The nuances of between Foote and Lampton ’88, Foote and made possible through the Foote’s life as seen in the vast which further developed when generosity of Steve and Riea Lainoff. archival collection are at the center of Foote came to Rhodes the next Lampton took Foote’s class, a history course taught this fall by year to give a series of lectures on recording each lecture with a Huebner. Students in the class are the Civil War. Lampton took the portable cassette deck. “My father transcribing Foote’s diaries for the class, recording each lecture with a was a big fan of Shelby Foote,” months after the PBS series aired, portable cassette deck. Lampton says. “He had read his and then using the newly transcribed At the time, great fame had three-volume history of the Civil diaries as primary source material for yet to fi nd Foote. It wouldn’t be until War. I asked Shelby if I could record their semester research projects. 1990 that Ken Burns’ Civil War PBS them to share with my father. He series, which interviewed Foote as would listen to them in his truck.” — Lynn Conlee an expert, would draw an estimated Earlier this year, Lampton 40 million viewers. But in the years added the 25 cassette tapes of Foote’s

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ur students’ passion for learning Ois matched by the passion for giving from our alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends. We express our deepest gratitude to all who sustain Rhodes College with their fi nancial investments.

Halliburton Tower and Palmer Hall The Benefactors’ Circle The Benefactors’ Circle in the Cloister of Palmer Hall includes the names of those who have made historic commitments to Rhodes.

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

Rachel M. and S. DeWitt Clough♦ Weetie and Harry Phillips, Sr.♦ ♦ In memoriam Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 The Plough Foundation Brenda and Lester Crain ’51 Carol W. and James H. Prentiss♦ Linda and Mike Curb Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust The Day Foundation Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea♦ William B. Dunavant, Jr. Sarah M.♦ and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.♦ ’26 The Ford Foundation Nancy Hill’51♦ and Arthur Fulmer Allison and Thomas M. Garrott Alfred C. Glassell ’11♦ Boyce and Cecil M. Gooch♦ The Hassell Family of Clifton, Tennessee Marie C. and Napoleon Hill♦ Hazel M.♦ and Ralph C. Hon♦ The Hyde Family Foundations

2 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 The Charles E. Diehl Society Spence L. Wilson, President The Charles E. Diehl Society is named for Charles E. Diehl, who served as College President from 1917-49. The Society recognizes individuals who have provided generous fi nancial support for the operation of the college as well as leadership, loyalty, and expertise throughout the year. John Palmer Joan Davis Butler Judith Deavenport Mitchener ’56, P’88 Endowed Circle Vicki Gilmore Palmer ’75 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Fred T. Montesi, III P’06 Randall R. Rhea ’77 Judith Campbell Pamela Palmer Montesi ’80, P’06 of the Charles E. Carole Pearson Troutt Thomas P. Chu ’80* Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 William E. Troutt Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Merry Moore Diehl Society Debby Wallace Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Nancy G. Mowrey P’06, P’15 John M. Wallace, III ’75 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 Robert T. Mowrey P’06, P’15 To ensure Rhodes’ continuing fi nancial Jay N. Whipple P’14 Meg Thomas Crosby Craig W. Murray ’69, P’92, P’03 strength, unrestricted endowment Rebecca Webb Wilson Scott J. Crosby Meepsie Murray P’92, P’03 gifts can be made to fund perpetual Spence L. Wilson David B. DuBard ’88 James E. Newman memberships in the Charles E. Diehl Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Jennifer Worsham Newman ’73 Society. These unrestricted gifts may Diehl Society Sustainer Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Paul M. Ollinger ’91* be either current or deferred or some Connie Abston P’86 Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Stacey S. Ollinger* combination of the two. They are Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 Richard H. Eckels ’70 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 recognized with membership in the James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Charles Evans P’15, P’15 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 Endowed Circle. Tanya Coleman Augustine Jane Porter Feild P’96 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 John J. Barker P’16 Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ’52, P’96 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Laura M. Barker P’16 Deirdre Giblin W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Endowed Carol Piplar Barton P’92 Evelyn Gossum A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 James H. Barton P’92 R. Sann Gossum ’86 Laurie Enos Quattlebaum ’84 Guarantors Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Charles J. Reichelt, Jr.* Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 Kathy Lynn Hayek ’81 Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ’92* Mr.^ and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ’62 Stratton H. Bull, Jr. ’74 C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Matthew M. Rigdon ’02 John H. Coats ’75 Charlotte Hill Elizabeth Browning Riley P’13* Pamela Coats Justin L. Hugon ’09* Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Members of the Kelty Crain P’12 Deke Iglehart Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Rogers L. Crain P’12 Jill Hortenstine Iglehart ’73 Cathy Rollins P’13 Charles E. Diehl John Albert Fogarty P’13 J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13 Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Society J.W. Gibson Robert A. Jetmundsen ’77 Chris Sanders Katherine Buckman Gibson Robert M. Johnson, Jr. W. Reid Sanders Members of the Charles E. Diehl Morgan D. Grigsby ’10* Catherine D. Kelly P’15* Kyttie Jean Sanford P’13 Society provide annual unrestricted Barbara Howell Hamilton ’51, GP’02 Kevin F. Kelly P’15* Lawrence Bentley Sanford P’13 gifts. Membership levels in the Ralph S. Hamilton GP’02 Gary Allan King P’13 Deborah Owen Schadt Society are Philanthropists ($100,000 Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Stephen C. Schadt or more), Guarantors ($50,000 or Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 A. Dale Ledbetter ’64 Charlaine Harris Schulz ’73 more), Fellows ($25,000 or more), Camille Tanner Jones Bruce R. LeForce ’81 Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14* Benefactors ($15,000 or more), W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 Charlotte A. LeForce Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14* Sustainers ($10,000 or more), and Kathryn P. Murphy P’15* Michael T. Lewis ’68 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Patrons ($5,000 or more). R. Clayton Murphy P’15* Pauline Shuler Lewis Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 For alumni who have not yet celebrated Candace Allison O’Brien P’03 Byron L. Limmer P’16 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 their tenth reunion, membership is James W. O’Brien P’03 Rachel L. Limmer P’16 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 offered at a reduced amount. Gifts John R. Pharis ’67* Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 M. Gray Stevens ’82 refl ecting an increase to a higher level L. Allen Reynolds ’60 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Robert Stolar P’15* are marked with an asterisk. Gifts Jocelyn Rudner GP’07 Andrew L. MacQueen ’87* Betty Wood Storrs ’53 made in memoriam are indicated William B. Rudner GP’07 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83* Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 with a ^. Parents of current students John Joseph Sherman P’09 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Janet Graf Tate or graduates are indicated by P. Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Robert H. Madigan P’15 S. Shepherd Tate ’39 Grandparents of current students or Cindy Lynn Sites Debby Makris Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 graduates are indicated by GP. John C. Sites ’74 George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Henry D. Varnell, Jr. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, Suzanne Mallory Jeanne Scott Varnell ’58 Diehl Society Guarantor GP’12 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Jenna Goodloe Wade Two Anonymous Donors George Villere Young P’13* Elizabeth Malone P’13* John P. Wade Sarah Chesser Young P’13* John Thomas Malone P’13* Robert R. Waller Diehl Society Fellow Jo Maxwell Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Diehl Society Patron John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Robert E. Craddock, Jr. P’12 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Claude M. McCord, Jr. Jacques L. Wiener P’16 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Jack R. Blair Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Michele R. Wiener P’16 William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Kathleen D. Blair Mary McCallum McDonnell Grace Morris Williamson ’57 Klaus T. Said P’14* Julia Breslin Rigdon Michael McDonnell William C. Wilson ’61 Laura C. Said P’14* John H. Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85 James E. McGehee, Jr. John H. Bryan, III ’83 Frances Mellen-Banakas Diehl Society Benefactor Louise Comiskey Bryan J. Michael Millis P’11, P’16 Barry D. Johnson ’83 Neville Frierson Bryan ’58, P’83, P’85 Janet C. Millis P’11, P’16 Susanna Yarbrough Johnson C. W. Butler, III ’63 Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 3 The Red and Black Society Samantha Briden Duke ’87, Aaron Fitzgerald ’10, Julia ’08 and Elliott Taliaferro ’07, Co-Chairs Members of The Red and Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For those alumni who have not yet celebrated their tenth reunion, membership is offered at a reduced amount. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Red and Black Executive Committee Susan Hoefer Foster ’69, P’98 Robert W. Wheeler ’84* Joanna Coss Higdon ’66 Jonathon Clark ’10 A. Cori Frazier ’12 Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 Jane M. Horn P’13 James B. Golden, III ’85 C. Kevin Garland ’90 Pamela Stewart Wild Warren B. Horn P’13 Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Sherrill Cameron Garland ’90 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Daniel M. Hougland ’76* William D. Leibner ’10 Sara H. Goza ’80 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 Scott P. Howard ’73 Hafford C. Porter, II ’08 Roy L. Greenlee Brett K. Williams ’94 Nancy Cox Howell ’67 Samad S. Samana ’07 Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ’52 Deborah Hewitt Wynne P’07, P’09 Walter B. Howell ’66 Richard Sewell ’10 Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ’82* Steven Earl Wynne P’07, P’09 James E. Huettner P’14 Eric M. Teal ’91 Frances Clevenger Henkel ’79 Phyllis C. Huettner P’14 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Michael C. Henkel ’79 Red and Black Society Associate John R. Huffman* Michael E. Hettinger ’68, P’00, P’06* Bette Joan Ackerman Susan Logan Huffman ’83* Red and Black Society Partner Terry Carmack Hettinger P’00, P’06* John R. Adams, Jr. ’81 Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus ’62* Carole L. Branyan ’67 Bradley Neilson Howell, Sr. P’12 Stephanie Bankston Adams ’82 John Jacobus ’62* Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ’79 Sara Jane Howell P’12 Russell P. Ashford ’83, P’10 Robert A. James, Jr. ’91 Ralph A. Carl ’75 Anne Hixon Huff ’57, P’82 D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Bridget Jensen Alper M. Cetingok ’97 Thomas A. Huff ’57, P’82 Lori L. Blackmer P’14* Emily Mills Johnson ’83* Leslie Murphy Cetingok Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84* William Petus Blalock P’12 Erin Stukey Johnson ’73, P’99, P’04 John P. Cudahy P’15* Mark Nolan Hurley ’82* Cindy Boone P’00 Warren T. Johnson, Jr. P’99, P’04 Robin R. Cudahy P’15* Bruce K. Jamison P’16 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Jennifer Harris Johnston ’93* Georgia S. Davis* Martha H. Jamison P’16 Barbara Lesh Borleske ’68 Ann Frances Jury P’14* William H. Davis, Jr. ’68* Janice P. Johnson P’16 Stephen G. Borleske Clifford S. Jury P’14* Jerald M. Duncan ’61* Roy L. Johnson P’16 Julie B. Bowen P’14* Katie Tart Kibler ’98* Martha Duncan* Thomas A. Jones ’73 Laura Humphreys Call ’05 W. Scott Kibler ’98* J. Mark Hollingsworth ’73 Lizabeth Kelley Ryan P. Call ’05 Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15* Tena Hollingsworth Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13* R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ’66 Ellen A. Knudsen P’15* Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13* Anne Allain Chadwick P’13 Lynn Stapleton Koch ’83 James R. Lowe P’98 Ruth Griffi s McCartney ’50 Winslow Joseph Chadwick P’13 Robert A. Koch Alexander J. McKelway ’86 James L. McElroy ’69 R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Beverley Turner Krannich ’73 Erich A. Mounce P’15 Katherine Maddox McElroy ’77 Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Larry Krannich Marla S. Mounce P’15 Margaret Ruyl McTier ’61* Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Henry A. Kurtz Louis M. Phillips ’76 Joe McWilliams P’08 Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Patricia A. Lane ’72* Cary G. Rotter Vivian Dellinger McWilliams ’73, P’08 E. Ralph Cotham, IV P’84, P’92, P’94 Henry M. Lee, Jr. ’75 Wendy Tallent Rotter ’87 Wesley N. Meador ’00* John T. Cotham, Jr. ’74 Scott A. Lisse P’14 Gayle Scott Storey ’70* M. Kathleen Morgan ’11 Mary Beth Overton Cotham ’74 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93* Christine Nall^ Mary Frances Buxton Cotham ’62, Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15* Julian C. Nall ’43 P’84, P’92, P’94 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15* Red and Black Society Senior Molly Newman Martha H. Crenshaw ’74 Ahad Mahootchi ’88 Craig A. Anderson P’16 Ginger Nussbaum Timothy D. Davis ’87 Carole Mahootchi David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 Luther J. Nussbaum ’68 Andre de Araujo Jorge ’04* John L. Malanchuk P’14 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 P’15 James G. McClure ’46 Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 C. Clark Ogilvie ’91* Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Marion Dugdale McClure Bradford S. Bootstaylor P’14 Lisa Owens P’16 P’15 James T. McDonald, Jr. ’51 Lisa B. Bootstaylor P’14 Sarah Rook Perkins ’49 Samantha Briden Duke ’87 Brian S. McGeorge ’95 Patricia A. Bowen P’15* Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 William B. Duke, II Susan S. McGeorge Robert E. Bowen P’15* Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14* John H. Duncan ’11* Stacey W. McKenzie P’16 Laura Keever Brimberry ’89* Catherine E. Phillips P’15 P. J. Marschner Edington Mary Jane McWherter P’14* Olin K. Brimberry* Daniel J. Phillips P’15 William H. Edington ’67 Michael R. McWherter P’14* Rickman P. Brown ’77* Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14* Christopher N. Emanuel ’92 Robert T. Means, III P’16 Juan A. Butler P’16 Melody Hokanson Richey Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ’68* Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 June E. Butler P’16 Warren A. Richey Robert J. Ennis* Marilyn Ann Meyers ’64 Deborah C. Chan ’91* Anna Robbins Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 Aurelia Wammack Michaels ’69* Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ’68 Michael Erensen* Tommy R. Michaels* Nancy E. Clary P’01, P’04 Jeff J. Rold P’14 Lawrence E. Evans ’65 Charles S. Mitchell, V ’94 Sharon M. Clifton P’16 Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Clay T. Farha P’12* Elizabeth Ann Mockely P’14 Steven E. Clifton P’16 Diane Rudner P’07 Jamie L. Farha P’12* Kenneth John Najder P’13 James N. Compton ’71* Jerry Sanders Ellen Kimbrough Fones P’96 Michelle C. Najder P’13 Charles E. Cook, Jr. P’08* Lori E. Scott P’16 Jere B. Fones ’70 P’96 G. Bruce Parkerson P’14* Lucy Gerald Cook P’08* Thomas W. Scott P’16 Elise Frick* Jennifer Parkerson P’14* Herman Cortes* W. Rowlett Scott Michael R. Frick ’80* Joseph L. Parrish ’77 Sara Stainback Cortes ’98* Kristi M. Soileau P’14* James B. Golden, III ’85* Sarah Neale Parrish ’79 Carla Jane Cox ’73* Joshua D. Solomon ’00 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14* Charles W. Parrott ’83 David C. DeGenova P’14* Harry L. Swinney ’61 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14* Deborah Parrott Michael R. Drompp Edward O. Uthman ’74 Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15* Douglas B. Duncan ’96 Margaret Uthman Marc A. Hautot P’14* Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15* Kristen Taylor Duncan ’96 Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57 Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in ’83 Julianne Johnson Paunescu ’89 James M. Durham ’67* Andrew W. Watts ’85 Michael D. Hefl in Martha I. Pedersen ’70 C. Bradford Foster, III ’69, P’98 Cathy Harper Watts Dennis A. Higdon Joel Perchik P’13*

4 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Pamela Perchik P’13* Matthew J. Averill ’09* Frank N. Cole ’75 Laura Ann Frase ’82 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb ’63, P’92 Stephen H. Cole ’68 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 George W. Awsumb^ ’61, P’92 Melanie Craft Compton ’82 Christy Holt Frierson P’11 Mary Lampton Puckett ’74 B. Robert Baker P’13 Jan Bellew Connor P’13 Jennifer G. Frierson ’11* Richard H. Puckett Bryan T. Baker ’01 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Carmody Baker P’13 Colin L. Cox ’09 Charlie E. Frye P’16 Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 C. Michelle Baker P’13 Jacob T. Cremer ’06 Arthur Fulmer, III Henrietta Ratcliff Jacqueline S. Baker Terin Barbas Cremer Michelle Vick Fulmer ’83 James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ’52 William Anderson Baker P’13 Senter Crook ’65 Elizabeth Cotham Furman ’92 Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15* G. Mitchell Baldree ’83 C. Richard Crosby P’94 Steven M. Garrett ’81* Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, Marie Farrar Baldree ’85 Wynona Gillmore Crosby ’64, P’94 Margaret J. Gatz ’66 P’15* Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Ashley C. Crouch* Lela Sanford Whittle Germann Bruce A. Reed P’14 P’89, P’93 Patrick W. Crouch ’06* Logan H. Germann ’93 Page B. Reed P’14 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Dorothy G. Reeder P’13, P’16* Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Marianna B. Giblin P’15 G. Lawrence Rice ’74 Libby C. Ballew P’15 P’90 Elizabeth Hubbard Gill ’71, P’02 Joy Rice Rick Ballew P’15 James H. Daughdrill, Jr. P’77, P’79, Raymond B. Gill, III P’02 Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Ann E. Barber P’13* P’90 Amy P. Goldman Paul O. Roberts Hugh H. Barber ’11* Edward B. Davis ’06* John S. Goza ’83 Elizabeth Rohatyn John F. Barber P’13* Edward A. de Villafranca ’83* Betty Stephens Green ’63, P’85, P’92 Felix Rohatyn A. Davis Barnett, Jr. ’79, P’16 Blanche Buckingham Deaderick ’65 William. T. Green P’85, P’92 Rebecca Ruth Rollins ’85 Lynn M. Barnett P’16 Michael R. Deaderick ’64 Jason T. Greene ’91 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 C. Alison Barnwell ’99* Carol Anne DeForest ’71* Michelle Long Greene ’91 Samad S. Samana ’07* Karen Rebecca Beardslee ’87* Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Andrew T. Greer ’07 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Joy Magdovitz Bearman ’58 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Claiborne B. Gregory, III ’09 Lisa B. Singer Leo M. Bearman, Jr. Genny Doramus Robert C. Grenfell ’75 Ann Crandall Sloan P’95 R. Andrew Beatty ’07* W. Michael Doramus ’72 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11, P’16* C. Hamilton Sloan P’95 Cara Lilly Belcher Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11, P’16* Patricia Witherspoon Spore ’83* E. Stevenson Belcher ’81 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Kelsey Dean Griffi th ’09 Richard R. Spore, III ’84* Aimee F. Bell P’16 Joyce Dortch Veronica Lawson Gunn ’91* Burton N. Stodghill ’92 Michael J. Bell P’16 Richard W. Dortch ’58, P’85 Elizabeth M. Haag ’98 Catherine Brown Stodghill ’94 Edward L. Bettendorf P’16 Giulio F. Draetta P’16 Helen Hall Kenwright P’13 Eric G. Stradley ’11* Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Marina P. Draetta P’16 Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 Frank B. Thacher, III ’01 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 C. Annette DuBard ’92 Mark L. Hammond ’79 Alison Thomas* Allison Griffi n Bittel ’98* Carus M. DuBose P’14* Rhonda Hammond J. Scott Thomas ’86* Philip R. Bittel ’98* Jane G. DuBose P’14* Carolyn C. Hardy P’13 John R. Tilton ’67 Ellen Barton Blackmon ’02 Amy F. Dudek Marino Conte Hardy P’13 Lois Tilton Fred M. Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’94 Maxwell G. Hardy ’12* John W. Tucker ’80, P’13 Gregory J. Bolwell ’10* Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ’87 Oliver Lynn Haynes P’13* Laurie Ann Tucker P’13 Suzanne L. Bonefas Jennifer Dufour Virginia Haynes P’13* Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13 Peter Boudreaux P’15 Cindy A. Dunbar P’16 Margaret Lawson Headrick ’73 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 David C. Dunbar P’16 S. Russell Headrick ’73 P’13 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 James Baldwin Duncan, III Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01 Christian B. Waddell ’93* J. Barron Boyd, Jr. ’71* David C. Durbin P’15 Matt Hegarty Patricia L. Walls ’65 P’97 Jennifer L. Brake ’07 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Rozell C. Henderson ’85 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 James E. Brannon ’81 Christine Ray Eades ’82 Kimbrough Baxter Henley ’60, P’88 Richard E. Weiler Katharine Farmer Breaux ’99 David L. Eades ’82 Raymond F. Henley ’60, P’88 Tracy L. Wesche Matthew H. Breaux ’99 Jennifer Fey Edmonds ’68 Edward C. Hermann ’42 W. Allen Wesche ’88 Mary M. Brodnax P’16 Oscar H. Edmonds, III Katherine M. Hermann Christie McDaniel Williams Nyda Suzanne Brook P’13 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Jerry D. Heston ’78 Kevin H. Williams ’89 Francis H. Brown P’16 Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11 John C. Hill ’90 Jon David Willingham ’04* Keith N. Browning P’14 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Mary Jennifer Hill ’80 Jane Cady Wright P’13* Pamela O. Browning P’14 Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Pamela McQuillen Hill ’90 One Anonymous Donor James McDuffi e Bruce, III P’11 Georgia Wolfe Engwall P’99 John S. Hille ’69, P’97 Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 K. Wyatt Engwall ’69, P’99 Tansill Heslip Hille ’69, P’97 Red and Black Society Member Frances Steward Bryan ’63* J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99* Katherine Lee Hoekman ’02 E. Rucker Agee, Jr. ’91 William C. Buchheit, Jr. ’98 Kathleen B. Everett P’15 S. Ann Holmes ’85 Amanda Jones Aghdami ’90 Glenn Burdeaux Ronald G. Everett P’15 William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 Farhad Aghdami Garnet J. Caldwell ’05* J. Robert Farrell ’71 Lowry H. Howell ’95 Catharine Coleman Alexander ’56 Dana E. Caledonia P’16 Linda K. Farrell Mary Susan Huffman ’62 Jerry C. Alexander P’15* Margaret C. Campbell ’04 Whitney Lynn Faust ’10 Still Hunter, III ’99 Sherri L. Alexander P’15* Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’59 Benjamin T. Allen P’15 Mark L. Carlton ’77 Susan D. Fernbach P’15 Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Cynthia R. Allen P’15 Marsha P. Carlton Donna Kay Fisher ’71 Peter J. Incledon P’16 H. William Allen, III ’66 Carol Gearhart Champion ’69 Aaron A. Fitzgerald ’10 Julia K. Jardine ’07 Katherine Willis Allen ’66 J. Knight Champion, III ’86 Stephanie Louise Flaniken ’76 Jason Alan Javarone ’00* Mindy L. Anderson P’16 Robert N. Champion Patricia M. Flynn ’77 Julia Auwarter Javarone ’01* Steven E. Anderson P’16 John S. Cherry, Jr. ’63 Martha Fogelman Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Jonathon Clark ’10 Robert F. Fogelman Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 Sherry M. Anscher P’14 L. Thomas Clements P’16 Brian E. Foshee P’16 Anthi P. Jerow P’14, P’16 Mohammad O. Atiq ’10 Penny B. Clements P’16 Lauren Foshee P’16 Mr. J. Randall Jerow P’14, P’16 Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh ’09 Annelle Albritton Clute ’55* M. Cary Fowler, Jr. ’71 Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Joseph H. Autry, III ’65 Beverly Claire Cole Daniel C. Frankel ’09* Patricia S. Johnson P’15

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 5 The Red and Black Society continued from page 5 Arch C. Johnston ’67 Elizabeth Bruce Martin ’80 Gwen Jones Owen ’79 Maryl Valentine Smith ’96 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 Meredith Margaret Martin ’10 D. Davidson Oxley ’87 Stephanie Walker Sockrider ’93 Jill S. Johnston Anne B. Mathes ’76* Michael A. Palazzolo ’86* Rohan Sood ’10* Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Julia Matthews Mary Lee Palmer ’79 Nichole Elizabeth Soule’ ’93* Alison Cates Jones ’10* Michael L. Matthews ’84 Charlotte Patton Parks ’83 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Cynthia A. Jones P’16 Anne Caitlin May ’07 Paul N. Parks, Jr. ’83 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, P’85* David L. McAdoo ’62 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Allison P. Spinks Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones ’49* C. Lee McCain P’16 Frances Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Mary T. Jones P’16 Jennifer Leigh McCain P’16 GP’10, GP’12 Irma Waddell Stafford ’47 Phillip B. Jones P’16 James R. McCarty ’71 Matthew L. Perkins P’16 James W. Stafford Sonya N. Jones ’95* Megan L. McDonald ’10* Mishelle P. Perkins P’16 Justin T. Starling ’02 Stephen P. Jones S. Parkerson McEnery ’03* David W. Perlis ’90 Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Vickie Hardy Jones ’93 Isaac Joseph McFadden Suzanne Gonce Perlis ’90 Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 William A. Jones, Jr. ’48* Frank S. McKnight^ ’49 Ann Petersen John C. Stepan ’63 Lewis K. Kalmbach ’83 Patricia Caldwell McKnight ’49 James D. Petersen ’60 Rebecca Stepan Keith E. Kelly ’88 B. Denton McLellan ’58 Betty Chalmers Peyton ’58 Sarah Elizabeth Stevens ’05 Robin Meredith Kelly ’89 Sdye McLeod P’16 Tonya Vaughn Pickron ’94* Kenneth L. Stewart P’16 Eleanor Rosson Kennedy ’69 Jane Coburn McManus ’63 Charles J. Ping ’51 Lisa M. Stewart P’16 John L. Kennedy ’69 Jerry McManus Claire Oates Ping ’53 Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson ’97 Charles Kenwright, III P’13 John W. McQuiston, II ’65, P’97 Dorothy Johnson Pounders ’68* Anne Heard Stokes Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Robbie Walker McQuiston ’65, P’97 Louis R. Pounders ’68* John W. Stokes, Jr. Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 David R. McWilliams ’78* Allison Forsyth Prickett ’03 Justin K. Stradley ’11 Gregory A. King ’85 Laurie R. McWilliams* Allyson Hooper Proctor ’87 Carol Ann Colclough Strickland ’68 James R. Kingman ’09 Susan C. Meaney P’16 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 Sidney J. Strickland, III ’68 Meredith Jones Kingsley ’05 David J. Merriman ’01 Wayne W. Pyeatt Nicholas C. Stutzman ’07* Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn ’79 Shannon Merriman Brent J. Ramirez P’16 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 Geraldine Miller Michele Ramirez P’16 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Donna H. Kinslow David A. Mintz P’15 James G. Ramsey ’76 David L. Tait P’15 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Jan H. Ramsey Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Robert D. Kirkpatrick^ P’03 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Mark W. Randolph Caroline Dial Taufi c P’13 Mitchell A. Klink ’98* Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Charlotte Lebo Ray ’67 William Louis Taufi c P’13 Robert E. Kneip ’08* Amy DeBusk Moore ’07* James A. Ray Amy Morris Teal Gerald A. Koonce ’73 Barbara L. Moore P’16 Margaret Ann Read ’79* Eric M. Teal ’91 Henry F. Korth P’16 Houston Niller Moore ’29 Kevin P. Reed P’16 James W. Thomas, II ’70 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Andrew A. Morehead ’10 Marie M. Reed P’16 Myrna Thomas James F. Kuykendall ’91* Carol Ellis Morgan ’76 Mark B. Reeder P’13, P’16* Staci Rae Thomas ’08* Berta Radford Laney ’50 J. Thomas Morgan, III J. Anders Reynolds ’04 Cheryl L. Thompson P’15* James Thomas Laney David M. Morris ’54 Janie Richard P’14 James Orville Thompson, Sr. P’13 Alan L. Laves P’15 Joshua F. Morris ’95 Murdock Richard P’14 J. Carey Thompson Daemie Laves P’15 Barbara Bond Mostert* D. Raymond Riddle, Jr. Lynn Stanley Thompson P’13 C. Lynn Lawson ’87 Paul S. Mostert ’50* Kelley Coker Riddle Mark C. Thompson P’15* William D. Leibner ’10 Philip P. Mulkey ’77 Ann Vines Roberts ’60* Josephine Taylor Threlkeld ’54, P’82, Mary Dempsey Lembke Shelia Mulkey Debbi Fields Rose P’10 GP’16 Matthew H. Lembke ’88 James R. Mulroy, II ’71 Michael D. Rose P’10 William C. Threlkeld ’53, P’82, GP’16 John M. Leverett P’16 Nancy Mulroy Beth McFadden Rouse P’09 J.D. Trimble, Jr. ’52 Lenore A. Leverett P’16 G. Andrew Murphy P’15* Robert Hudson Rouse P’09 Bradley J. Trychta P’16 James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15* Alexandra T. Routh ’10 Monique C. Trychta P’16 Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 Pamela D. Murray ’83 Cynthia Laine Royer ’07* A. Camille Tucker ’92 Clay Lilienstern P’13 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Carolyn R. Russell Anne Elizabeth Tufton ’10 Helen A. Lilienstern P’13 Martin C. Murrer P’13 George M. Russell ’56 Michael H. Tufton ’09 Rebecca Lilienstern P’13 Beth E. Nabors P’16 David Joel Sackett P’12 Agnes Ming Turley ’44, GP’04* David E. Lindsey ’63, P’91 Jeffery R. Nabors P’16 Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 Ralph V. Turner ’57 Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ’65, P’91 Joseph J. Nash ’81 William K. Sample ’73 Michael S. Tutor* John S. Little ’93* Ginny Rae Neal ’96 M. Sidonie Sansom ’82 Ruth Green Tutor ’85* Nancy Adele Braam Little ’93* Hylton S. Neill^ ’39, P’69 Margaret Bane Schatzman ’79 David Salem Tweel P’13 Carl A. Lockhart P’14 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 Nathan K. Schatzman Margaret Sloan Tweel P’13 Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14 Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Amanda Illges Van Cleve ’91 Jennifer Carolyn Long ’10* Letricia L. Niegos P’14* Brian P. Schwartz P’16 William J. Van Cleve ’90 Chrissy Lydick Philip Niegos P’14* Catherine J. Schwartz P’16 Marcie Allen Van Mol ’96* Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ’68 Arthur W. Nienhuis* Sarah Naomi Sears ’95* Marta M. Vielhaber P’16 Ashley Crosland Lyerly ’06* Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis ’60* Alan Sefton P’16 A. Jane Walters ’56 Michael J. Lyerly ’04* Andrew D. Nix ’91* Sally Sefton P’16 Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 Andrew Jackson Noble, III P’05 Anne Brantley Segall ’73 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 Stephanie Madison P’13 H. Rudi Nollert P’16 Richard Sewell ’10 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Kenneth J. Mallin ’09* Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie ’79 Barbara Sheehan* Lynn Morrow Ward ’66, P’91, P’93 Neely Mallory, III Tom D. O’Leary John J. Sheehan ’73* James M. Watkins ’88 Mary Beth Mankin P’98* Vivian O’Leary S. Jeanette Sims ’76* David D. Watts ’63 William G. Mankin ’62, P’98* John S. Olsen P’00 Guice Slawson, Jr. P’14* Janet Watts Janet Ann Marr P’13 Julie Ann Olsen P’00 Leah Slawson P’14* Diane McMillan Wellford ’59, P’87, Price Hendricks Marr P’13 Justin L. Olszeski ’06 Reid A. Smiley ’93 P’90 Courtney Nicole Martin ’11* Gregory Ott Joel E. Smith ’96 Walker L. Wellford, III ’59, P’87, P’90 Douglas F. Martin C. Penn Owen, III Julie Atkinson Smith ’99 Lin C. Wetterau, Jr. P’83

6 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Mary McDonald Wetterau ’54, P’83 Loria Williams Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01 C. Logan Wheeler ’05 Paul Williams Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01 Molly Chapman Wheeler ’05 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 George S. Young, II P’15 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 Anisa Cottrell Willis ’92 Elizabeth Sharpe Zanca ’09 Elizabeth Currie Williams ’64* John Kevin Willis Peter F. Zanca ’10 Grace Gabriel Williams ’03 George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 David J. Zehr P’15 H. Wesley Williams, III ’89 Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 One Anonymous Donor John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Linda Kay Yates ’69 The Walter D. Bellingrath Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College honors members of The Walter D. Bellingrath Society whose concern for the future fi nancial strength of Rhodes has led them to make historic deferred gifts to the college. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Joseph W. Blount ’79 Mark N. Hurley ’82 Randall R. Rhea ’77 William C. Wilson, Esquire ’61 Carole L. Branyan ’67 Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 James T. Robertson ’53, P’80, GP’09 Winston Wolfe Robert H. Buckman Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Ann Rollow Ross ’52 C. Stratton Hill ’50 John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 James A. Thomas, III^ ’62, P’92 John C. Hugon^ ’77, P’09 Paul S. Mostert ’50 Nancy Laws Thomas Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ’84 Harrison Kirkland Osoinach^ ’55 Spence L. Wilson

The Ralph C. Hon Society With deep gratitude, Rhodes College recognizes members of the Ralph C. Hon Society who have ensured the future strength of the college by making Rhodes a direct benefi ciary of a variety of estate plans including will provisions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and life insurance policies. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Connie Abston P’86 Stephen H. Cole ’68 Barbara Swaim Ensrud ’61 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 Frances Coley James G. Finley ’62 Patricia A. Lane ’72 Elizabeth Hoye Amis ’52 William O. Coley, Jr. ’50 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 James C. Lanier Lucille Hamer Amis ’48 John S. Collier^ ’46 Demaris Bailey Ford ’84 Martha Schulz Laurie ’69 Marshall Amis Louise Wilbourn Collier ’46 Robert Marvin Ford, Jr. ’82 Patricia Weaver Lawrence ’50, GP’12 Ruth Foster Arnold ’77 Kevin E. Collins ’81 L. Dossett Foster ’64 William S. Lawrence GP’12 Anna Kathryn Atkinson ’38, P’67, P’68, Katharine Meacham Conover ’43, P’83 W. Aaron Foster ’67 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 P’72 B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ’68 Catherine Moore Freeburg ’40 Nancy Hope Lenox ’71 J. Timothy Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, P’08 Claudia Cooper Cook ’69 James L. Fri, Jr. V. Markham Lester ’73 John A. Austin, Jr. ’52 H. Brent Cooke, IV ’83 Frank A. Frisch ’77 Donald J. Lineback P’07 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Lisa Davis Cooke Allison Garrott Herbert Linville ’50 Cynthia Brown Bair ’83 Pete Cornish ’62 Thomas M. Garrott, III Frances Livesay D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Deborah Legg Craddock ’80, P’12 Virginia Gayle Andrew S. London Frank G. Barton, III ’78 Henry R. Crais ’58, P’94 Mary R. Goodloe ’84 Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ’86 Martha J. Becker Nancy Stillman Crais P’94 Henry Goodrich Beverly Luttrell Leo Berg ’78 Judith Devore Crumby Gus G. Halliburton Andrew L. MacQueen ’87 Richard D. Bird, Jr. ’83 Robert H. Crumby ’53 Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ’83 Charles P. Boone Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Dabney Nicholls Haugh ’74, P’04 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58, P’82, P’85 Alan E. Curle ’82 Robert M. Haugh ’73, P’04 H. Grady Marlow, III ’72 Mary Dorothy Boswell ’38, P’67 Georgia S. Davis Samuel C. Highsmith ’67 Patrick L. Matlock ’74 Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Allen H. Hilzheim ’43 Ethel Taylor Maxwell^ ’36, P’66, P’69 E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50, GP’06, GP’08 W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr.^ P’89, GP’08 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Vern E. McCarty ’66 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51, GP’06, Edward A. de Villafranca ’83 Norma Keisling Holmes ’52 Kathleen McClain^ ’74 GP’08 Richard B. Dixon^ ’50 William M. Holmes, Jr. ’64 Mary McCallum McDonnell Mary Jane Howard Brandon ’66 Wilda Henderson Dodson ’74 Elizabeth A. D. Hood Michael McDonnell David E. Brock ’80 F. Elaine Donelson ’59 Jason P. Hood ’87 Carolyn Bruninga McGough ’68 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Marcus C. Houston ’70, P’99 William H. McLean ’57, P’82, P’85, P’89 Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Edna Earl Douglas Scott P. Howard ’73 N. P. McWhirter, III ’73, P’03, P’10 Judith Campbell John P. Douglas ’48 Karen Hulett Susan Neal McWhirter ’75, P’03, P’10 David B. Carr ’98 Edward G. Dudley, III ’84 William B. Hulett ’69 David R. McWilliams ’78 Lorna Lyell Chain ’87 Lynn Myrick Dudley ’82 Catherine Howe Hunt ’81 Stevens D. Melton ’77 William D. Challen William B. Dunavant, Jr. Craig A. Ingvalson ’81 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Sandra Beck Charlton ’83 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Katy B. Ingvalson Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 T. Smith Charlton ’78 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Virginia Roberson Mitchell ’60 Anthony J. Chivetta Judith Simono Durff ’66 Paula Shapiro Jacobson Catherine Harrell Morehead ’82 Dolores Chivetta Thomas H. Durff ’65 Bridget Jensen Robert T. Morehead ’82 Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Carl G. Dury, II ’72 J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Rosanna Morris ’41 James Nelson Clay, III ’51 Elizabeth Larson Eckford ’82 Jane Grey Jerden P’94, GP’16 C. Eric Mount, Jr. ’57, P’83, P’83, P’85 Oliver P. Cobb, III ’76 Erroll Eckford, III ’81 Sarah Josephine Johnson Truly Brown Mount ’59, P’83, P’85 Ruth Moore Cobb P’73, P’75, P’76, P’78, Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Philip P. Mulkey ’77 GP’06, GP’12 Lawrence A. Egger Daney D. Kepple Chris Nunn ’97 Beverly Claire Cole Patricia Butterworth Egger ’65 Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. Amy Inklebarger Ogden P’00, P’05

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Harry P. Ogden ’71, P’00, P’05 J. William Reddoch, III ’84 Robert L. Stewart ’53 David D. Watts ’63 Chandra Thakkar O’Keefe ’95 Jenny Reid D. Jay Sumner, Jr. ’93 H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ’52 Michael G. O’Keefe ’81 William W. Reid, Jr. Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner ’57 Norma Webb ’52 Anna Ruth Olswanger ’75 David Reinmund ’82 Ray U. Tanner ’54 Brenda K. Webb-Lanier John K. Osoinach ’69, P’93 Linda Rhea J. Charles Taylor ’74 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Susan Head Osoinach ’67, P’93 Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ’58 Mark W. Taylor ’80 Richard E. Weiler Carol Corbitt Overend P’96 Paul O. Roberts Thomas P. Teasley ’69 Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ’57 G. David Overend ’96 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Lewis P. Wexler George D. Overend P’96 Cathy Rollins P’13 Peggy Ross Templeton ’56 Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Willson M. Overend William B. Rudner GP’07 John Joseph Thomason ’51 Sarah Boothe White ’39, P’62, GP’94 Richard A. Park ’59 H. Stanford Sanders ’63, P’89, P’90 Sally Palmer Thomason Pamela Stewart Wild Michael D. Pearigen ’77 C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ’67 Margareta O. Thompson ’56 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Clinton R. Pearson^ GP’97 Carolyn P. Schriber Robert T. Threlkeld ’82, P’16 Sue Legge Wilkie Esther West Pearson GP’97 Elaine K. Shanley Richard A. Trippeer, Jr. George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Margery G. Peete John R. Shanley, Jr. ’84 Carole Pearson Troutt Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Russell F. Peete, Jr. ’41 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 William E. Troutt Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89, P’14 Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ’54 C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Claude B. Trusty, Jr. ’56 H. Trent Wood ’48 John R. Pharis ’67 Nelly Galloway Shearer ’60 Margaret Trusty Mae Milner Wood Pamela A.Portwood ’78 Rebecca Laughlin Sherman^ ’38 Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Robert Wright R. Michael Potter Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 GP’16 Velma Wright Rosemary Wood Potter ’70 John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Carol Prentiss Eva Sladen Ralph V. Turner ’57 Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ’62 Patrick O. Proctor ’80 J. Brian Sladen Rann L. Vaulx ’60 Ron A. Yarbrough Anne Pyron Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10 Robert R. Waller Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ’48 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Sarah Pickens Waller ’63 Carolyn Tatum Ray ’90 W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’52 Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ’65, P’91, P’93 Christopher C. Ray ’88 James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, GP’12 Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts restricted for specifi c purposes, deferred gifts or gifts to build Rhodes’ permanent endowment this year. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

$50,000 and up Spence L. Wilson $1,000 - $9,999 V.J. Dunavant P’14 Ann Hudson Jones Boyle William C. Wilson ’61 Jerry C. Alexander P’15 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 J. Bayard Boyle, Jr. Four Anonymous Donors Sherri L. Alexander P’15 Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Charles W. Brandon^ ’65 Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 David C. Durbin P’15 Brenda Crain $10,000 - $49,999 Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Barbara P. Bailey E. Randolph Eckert P’15 Kelty Crain P’12 Tanya Coleman Augustine Thomas H. Bailey Carolyn Edwards P’11 Rogers L. Crain P’12 Michelle B. Babcock ’98 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Betty Eckels P’70 Anne Riley Bourne ’54, P’80, P’81 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 Russell E. Galloway ’80, P’10, P’15 Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Elizabeth Boyle Angela Sundberg Estes ’82, P’13 Sherry J. Galloway P’10, P’15 Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 John Brannan Theodore D. Estes ’83, P’13 Allison Garrott John H. Bryan, III ’83 Carole L. Branyan ’67 Tillman J. Finley ’99 Thomas M. Garrott, III Louise Comiskey Bryan Louise Slack Bruce P’11 Marjorie Galloway Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Virginia Ann Gates^ ’42 Michael George Bruce P’11 Jennie Puryear Gardner^ ’31 Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler ’71 Charles C. Gerber Frank C. Byrd, III ’90 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Meg Gerber Colin Campbell Susan L. Genter P’14 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Abigail Bateman Hubbell P’13 G. Edmond Clark P’12 William P. Halliday, III James E. McGehee, Jr. Paul Joseph Hubbell, III P’13 Sue McCown Clark P’12 Mark L. Hammond ’79 Pamela Furer Michaelcheck Ellen Klyce Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Mary Beth Heying P’15 William J. Michaelcheck ’69 Louise Lyell Lampton ’88 W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Steve Heying P’15 H. Kirkland Osoinach^ ’55 Lucius M. Lampton ’88 David R. Coleman P’16 Betsy Hollingsworth Martha I. Pedersen ’70 Carolyn T. McAfee Pamela R. Coleman P’16 Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ’64 Gregory A. Peters ’82 Andrew R. McCarroll Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Pung-Pung Huang Tess Peters William McCoy P’10, P’16 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 John R. Huffman Randall R. Rhea ’77 James Park P’15 Meg Thomas Crosby Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Charles William Robertson, Jr. ’65 Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Scott J. Crosby Kristin Dwelle Hurst ’88 James T. Robertson ’65, P’80, GP’09 Joan Corbett Quinn Georgia S. Davis Vernon Hurst Valeria Robertson P’80, GP’09 John H. Quinn, Jr. ’58 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 T. Francis Jackson, III ’62 Irma O. Sternberg^ Patricia Shiland P’15 Byron Dobell ’58 Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Carole Pearson Troutt James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, GP’12 Elizabeth Dobell M. Bruce Johnson P’15 William E. Troutt Darrell G. Townsend P’04, P’07 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Henry M. Turley, Jr. Deborah E. Townsend P’04, P’07 Laura L. Doramus Gayden Rasberry Jones ’59 Lynne Turley Four Anonymous Donors Mark C. Doramus ’80 Ann C. Kadesky P’16 Rebecca Webb Wilson John G. Dunavant P’14 Keith T. Kadesky P’16

8 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ’96 Catherine J. Schwartz P’16 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Connie G. Keen P’15 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Rebecca Pixler Boone ’73, P’00 Carl S. Cook ’08 James L. Keen P’15 Gary R. Sledge P’16 Catherine Frances Bordelon ’12 David P. Cooper ’64 Lizabeth Kelley Julie Sledge P’16 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Elizabeth Saunders Cooper ’64 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ’63 J. Barron Boyd, Jr. ’71 Herman Cortes Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 Brenda Schilly Smith Jeanne Bracken P’15 Sara Stainback Cortes ’98 Ann McNeill Killary P’07, P’13 Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 William Bracken P’15 David A. Cotton ’67 Scott David Killary P’07, P’13 Harry L. Swinney ’61 Jennifer Brady James G. Couch ’65 Kimberly A. Kleine P’15 Samuel Taggart Marynell Branch ’77 Linda Davis Couch ’65 Stephen A. Kleine P’15 Marcie Allen Van Mol ’96 E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ’50, GP’06, Cybil White Covic ’10 Allan B. Korsakov ’64 M. Michelle Viar ’94 GP’08 Alice Hunt Cowley ’06 Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Christina Marie Wagstaff P’13 Helen Deupree Brandon ’51, GP’06, James T. Cowling P’14 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Emily Holloway Walker ’64, P’04 GP’08 Dorothy A. Cox Megan Elayne Lee ’13 J. Robert Walker, III P’04 Bonnie Lynn Brewer ’07 Donna Rena Crenshaw P’13 James R. Lientz, Jr. P’93 Amelie Christian Weems ’77, P’12, P’15 Mark H. Brewer John Jeffrey Crenshaw P’13 Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 J. John Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15 Mary Barrett Brewer ’82 Rebecca Anne Criscillis ’01 Gary J. Lindquester George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Mark J. Brown P’14 Judith Devore Crumby Terri England Lindquester Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Milton P. Brown, Jr. Robert H. Crumby ’53 Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11 Patricia Mosser Wolf P’01 Terri R. Brown P’14 Cecil G. Culverhouse ’54 Wendi Carter Mahoney P’08, P’11 Theodore P. Wolf P’01 Alyssa Camille Browning ’97 Sherry A. Curry-Ledbetter P’15 Debby Makris Winston Wolfe Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Rhonda L. Davidson P’15 George A. Makris, Jr. ’78 Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01 Neil A. Brunetz ’97 Elizabeth B. Davies John L. Malanchuk P’14 Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01 Steven D. Brunson ’11 Anita Ann Davis ’90 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Two Anonymous Donors A. Jocelyn Burgess P’15 Glen W. Davis Charlotte Mayhew Blair D. Burgess, Jr. P’15 Lisa T. Davis P’16 Elda Mazzaro Up to $1,000 Daniel Jay Burnick P’13 Wiliam M. Davis P’16 Monique M. McCleskey P’16 Alison Rayburn Abernathy ’87 Catherine Burris Carol Anne DeForest ’71 Robert P. McCleskey P’16 Connie Abston P’86 Meredith Ann Cain ’02 Donna Lee Deines P’10, P’12 Marian L. McCord P’16 Dunbar Abston, Jr. P’86 Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Kelly B. Deines P’10, P’12 R. Scott McCord ’85, P’16 Donna F. Alar P’16 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68, P’98 Debra S. Delorenzo Betty McMahon Paul J. Alar P’16 Maddie Ruth Callis ’10 Brad A. Deykin ’96 Marshall E. McMahon Julia Wellford Allen ’47, P’76, GP’16 Kenneth M. Cameron ’89 Gary Wayne Diamond P’09, P’12 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Katherine M. Allen P’16 Rosanna Cappellato^ Jean Dorris Diamond P’09, P’12 Michael R. McWherter P’14 Suzanne Allen Julie Lyn Carlile P’13 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Katherine Bullard Melhorn ’77 Walter Allen William Jack Carlile P’13 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Frances Mellen-Banakas Edward S. Alpaugh, Jr. P’14, P’16 Alice Catherine Carls P’07 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Leila Dell Mischer P’09 Lisa E. Alpaugh P’14, P’16 Stephen Douglas Carls P’07 Robert Dove Walter Max Mischer, Jr. P’09 Walter H. Anderson ’88 Denise E. Carr P’16 Kimberly A. Dsida P’16 Snowden Boyle Morgan ’69 Mark J. Angel P’15 David R. Carr P’16 Richard M. Dsida P’16 Melissa A. Munson P’16 Barbara M. Anscher Linda L. Carter P’15 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 William R. Munson P’16 Julie Clare Antaya P’12 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Martha Duncan John C. Murphy P’16 Richard Scott Antaya P’12 Daniel F. Case Robert G. L. Eason ’83 Lacy A. Murphy P’16 Anne Sayle Anthony ’73 Carol Casey Jack East, III Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50 Lawrence K. Anthony Eileen Casey P’13 David H. Eblen, II P’14 Joseph J. Nash ’81 Joshua R. Arant ’11 Glenn Casey P’13 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 Margaret Boisen Nash ’50 Vincent C. Astor ’75 Bena Cates Marcia Austin Echols P’95 Letricia L. Niegos P’14 Nabil Atalla P’14 George E. Cates Robert L. Echols ’62 P’95 Philip Niegos P’14 Elaine VanAuken Atkinson ’72, P’97, Harvey D. Caughey ’65 Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 P’00, P’08 Sheila Caughey Richard H. Eckels ’70 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 J. Timothy Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, Patrizia Cerreoni Karen E. Eckert P’15 John R. Pharis ’67 P’08 Sam D. Chafetz Daniel J. Ellinger ’96 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Elizabeth Moore Ayrer ’64 Jerry D. Chandler ’67 Velitchka Filipova Ellinger ’97 Deborah Nichol Pittman ’71, P’07 Maurice A. Ayrer, Jr. Beth L. Charette P’16 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Michael A. Babich P’11 Raymond P. Charette P’16 Peter G. Emanuel ’88 William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 Bryn Wood Bagwell ’81 Joseph Chien P’15 Barbara Hackett Etheridge ’84 Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Gary G. Baker GP’13 Sunny Chien P’15 Jeffrey L. Etheridge Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Joseph W. Baker Ingrid Ortiz Chilton ’75 Kate Evans Clinton W. Randolph ’02 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Andrew R. Falls ’79, P’08, P’12 Julia Johnson Randolph ’01 Sina R. Baldwin P’16 Charlotte S. Christian P’15 Andrew W. Falls ’08 Bruce A. Reed P’14 William M. Baldwin, Jr. P’16 Robert A. Christian P’15 Judy Ragland Falls P’08, P’12 Page B. Reed P’14 Jennifer D. Bartlett-Prescott ’97 Andrew L. Chunn ’75 Anna Gallaher Farris Amy Reid P’16 Steven L. Becton ’88 Benjamin C. Clark ’05 Meghan N. Federico Todd L. Reid P’16 Elaine B. Beeler P’99 David W. Clark David Lee Ferguson P’13 Holly Miller Renehan ’97 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Diane McCullough Clark ’62 Jean Ann Ferguson P’13 James E. Renehan ’97 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Jonathon Clark ’10 Anne Gray Finley P’99, P’01 Linda Rhea Sherri Berhel Meghan Davis Clark ’06 James G. Finley ’62 Curtis A. Richards P’16 Janie Patrice Best-Paraham P’07 William D. Clark ’68 Mack T. Finley P’99, P’01 Deborah Robinson P’13 Ann Webb Betty ’85 L. Thomas Clements P’16 Mary Lou Carwile Finley ’64 Kent Robinson P’13 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Penny B. Clements P’16 Brian E. Foshee P’16 Charles W. Sartain P’14 Cynthia R. Bitters ’11 Joshua B. Cockerham ’00 Lauren Foshee P’16 Erica L. Sartain ’73 P’14 R. Todd Bobo ’91 Diana Marie Comes ’08 L. Dossett Foster ’64 Lou Schaufele Dale Bolton L. Forrest Conner ’93 Linda Foster Brian P. Schwartz P’16 Cindy Boone P’00 Jan Bellew Connor P’13 Adrienne E. Fournier

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 9 Restricted Gifts, Deferred Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment continued from page 9 Marie C. Francis ’06 Joe M. Hawes T. Shea Kent ’93 Janet Fountain McRae ’81, P’16 Laurie Ellen Frankel P’09 Stephanie Fuss Hayes ’86 Robert W. Keown P’15 Laura Dallas McSorley ’06 Van Jeffreys Frankel P’09 Alyce Waller Haynes ’91 Mary Jo Kessler Julie Anne Mediamolle ’02 D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Stephen R. Haynes John M. King ’09 Kevin C. Medved P’14, P’14 M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Glenn T. Hays ’62 Charles A. Kirby P’13 Michele A. Medved P’14, P’14 D. Hugh Frazer Cheryl L. Hazel P’16 Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Ranny A. Meier P’11 Clifford Fried Richard M. Hazel P’16 Joshua T. Klein ’01 Tiffany Faith Merritt ’02 Eric O. Friederichsen ’08 Elizabeth A. Hazelbaker P’16 Robert E. Kneip ’08 Catia Michenzi Paul D. Fromberg ’84 Cindy Hazen Henry F. Korth P’16 Anthony R. Milani P’14 Charles Fussell Edmund G. Healy P’16 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Susan E. Milani P’14 Alexander T. Gafford ’68 Mary E. Healy P’16 Kristy Lynn Kummerow ’04 Scarlett Caldwell Miles ’98 Gary O. Gaines ’77 Mary Helen Wright Heaner ’81 Kathleen Laakso Tina Babock Miles ’84 John S. Gaines P’90 Robert K. Heck, Jr. ’91 Alli Lambert ’94 Mary Jo Miller Brannan R. Galyean Stacy Long Heck ’94 Benjamin G. Lambert ’07 Tom Miller R. Grant Gandy ’99 J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13 John D. Langdon ’96 A. Duane Mills ’66 Elizabeth Eleanor Gates Sarah Rorie Henry ’78, P’13 Elizabeth A. Larson F. Lane Mitchell Claire Mathias Gehrki ’76, P’02 William D. Henry, Jr. ’01 Barbara Bell Lawrence ’62 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Gary P. Gehrki ’76, P’02 John W. Hensley ’10 Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ’51 T. Frank Moak P’11, P’14 Julia M. Gehrki ’02 Alexandra Henson Grainger L. Ledbetter P’15 Katherine R. Monagle Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Everette A. Herring ’94 Carrie Lee Katherine Monagle-Olson Betty Carol Johnston Germany ’55 Julie Line Herring ’97 Kendrick E. Lee Rebekah Lynn Moore ’10 Reginald N. Germany, Jr. ’55 Evalie Hill Kristin Marie Lensch Timothy I. Moreland ’02 Andrew Bates Gibson, III Terry W. Hill Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 R. Christy Morgan ’51, P’79, P’80 James R. Gillis, Jr. ’56, P’80 Andrew S. Himoff ’02 David S. Lewis P’14 Brett M. Morris ’07 Albert D. Giraud, Sr. P’15 John L. Hinds, IV ’08 Ramona K. Lewis P’14 Sarah Townsend Morris ’07 Charles Giraud Jane W. Hobson Andrew Lindley Courtney Leigh Mott ’11 Minette M. Giraud P’15 Larry L. Hock Mark W. Livsey P’15 Dhammika S. J. Muesse Jane P. Glass Sara Deirdre Hodges ’89 Melissa J. Livsey P’15 Mark W. Muesse Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Rebecca B. Holland P’15 Lola Harrison Llewellyn P’99, P’02 G. Andrew Murphy P’15 Betty P. Godbehere Roderick W. Holland P’15 Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 Eliza Godwin Donald M. Hollingsworth ’67 Katherine Llewellyn Lohman ’02 Gail S. Murray Hunter Phillips Goodman ’99 Andrew P. Holt ’09 Lisa Lyn Long ’90 William Murray David E. Goodwin P’14 Ashley Russell Holt ’09 Darlene Margaret Loprete George E. Muslawski P’14 Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Kendra G. Hotz Sarah Katherine Lunceford ’07 Patricia M. Neal ’78 Douglas S. Gordon ’10 Melissa De Celles Howley ’93 Marianne Christin Luther Catherine Crenshaw Neelly ’01 Marshall Gordon Timothy S. Huebner Frank Y. Ly P’15 Linda E. Nelson ’02 Allison Marie Dove ’10 Garry L. Huff ’72, P’02 Katy H. Ly P’15 Michael C. Nelson Gary L. Graham ’80 Wynellen Weir Huff ’71, P’02 Alfred G. Lyons P’12 Walter B. Newsom Brian S. Grant ’92 David M. Huntzinger ’08 Mary K. Lyons P’12 Scott Newstok Bonnie D. Green Phillip R. Hurst P’15 Phillip C. Lyons ’12 Peter B. Nichols ’78 Laura Rowe Greer Linnea Israel David T. Maddux ’87 Barbara Holden Nixon Lyndal Grieb William B. Israel ’77 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11, P’16 Joel P. Iwaskiewicz ’10 Stephanie Madison P’13 Richard H. Nollan Kristen Ann Griffi n ’11 Nora P. Jabbour David O. Mankin ’98 Valeria Z. Nollan Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11, P’16 Katherine Harriett James ’64 Tamara Lenee Martin ’03 Fred S. Norman Jason F. Griffi th ’98 Julia K. Jardine ’07 Paul J. Maselli P’16 Helen Watkins Norman Heather Habicht Grills ’88 Alan P. Jaslow Sharon L. Maselli P’16 Martha Ann Norton ’78 Lee B. Grinspan ’73 Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Susan Mashburn T. Russell Nunan^ Sharon Grinspan Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Anne B. Mathes ’76 Patricia Crawley O’Gorman P’07 Gerald S. Grisham P’13 Jeffrey Jerry Marc A. Mattioli ’09 Patrick J. O’Gorman P’07 Teresa C. Grisham P’13 Anne Underwood Johnson ’59 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Lucia Outlan Laurie W. Grossman Eric Von Johnson ’99 Lee Y. May P’15, P’15 Marina Pacini Kathy Guthrie Jennifer Ray Johnson P’02 Arnold L. Mayersohn, Jr. B. Richard Page, Jr. P’16 Verna A. Haas Laura Caroline Johnson ’06 C. Lee McCain P’16 Jasper T. Page ’12 Barrett L. Haga ’01 Robert H. Johnson, Jr. Jennifer Leigh McCain P’16 Gerald Edward Paige, Sr. P’13 Amanda Hope Haley ’03 Sally Mercer Johnson ’99 Mimi McCallum Talor Lynn Paige ’13 Canon Thomas Hall ’67 W. Louis Johnson, III ’61, P’02 Robert D. McCallum, Jr. Vicki Lynn Paige P’13 Debra Carolyn Hall ’02 Carrie Osborne Johnston ’06 David P. McCarthy Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Jason K. Hamilton ’93 Stuart T. Johnston ’03 Kevin M. McCormack ’07 Ann I. Palmer Dewey W. Hammond, III P’07 Craig S. Jones ’85 Andrew L. McGeoch ’12 Gregory Jerome Paraham P’07 Rebecca Cowart Hammond ’77, P’07 James E. Jones ’55 Holly Elizabeth McGlown ’13 Richard A. Park ’59 Teri J. Hammond ’90 Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, P’85 Megan C. McGlown Kashan K. Pathan ’10 Leslie T. Hanna ’68 Peggy Jones Margaret B. McKee ’54 Debbie Paton W. K. Hardin William Carrington Jones Wilfred E. McKinney ’00 William R. Patterson ’70 Robert T. Harper ’78, P’13 W. Gerald Jones ’79 Scott A. McKinzie Carol M. Patton Jene A. Harrell P’15 Matthias Kaelberer P’15 Patty McMahon J. Moses Payne, IV ’86 Julie S. Harrell P’15 Carolyn Ransford Kaldon ’98 Robert E. McMillan ’11 Richard T. Pearson ’04 Elise Marie Hastings ’13 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Robert C. McMillen ’91 W. Joel Pedigo, Jr. ’70 Deborah Jean Havner P’12 Sarah Anne Kennedy ’12 Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Cynthia Ann Peterson P’13 Galen Clifford Havner P’12 Laura Jones Kent ’93 Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Edward Samuel Peterson, Jr. P’13

10 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Jill L. Pewitt P’16 Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69, P’08 William M. Vaughan, Jr. Thomas J. Pewitt P’16 Gianna Sofi a Salvucci ’12 Laura Hoffmeister Stevens ’05 Armanda Leigh Venezia ’10 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Andrew Battle Sanders ’02 P. Logan Stevens ’04 James M. Vest Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Betsy Williams Sanders Kathryn M. Stimson Nancy Vest David H. Phillips ’02 Theresa Sanders Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Suzanne Voss Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 Diane J. Santiago Ethan W. Stranch ’06 Cheryl H. Wade Pamela Barningham Phillips P’02, P’04, Gail Sarett P’14 Nicole W. Stranch ’06 Glenn Nichols Wagner P’11 P’09 Joshua D. Sarett P’14 Robert J. Strandburg Lisa S. Wallis P’15 Robert L. Phillips P’02, P’04, P’09 Rebecca V. Saulters Cheryl A. Strauss Mark S. Wallis P’15 Shirley E. Piedrahita P’15 Gabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz John H. Strauss Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Charles J. Ping ’51 Stephanie Schaefer Gail Corrington Streete Beth A. Walters P’11 Claire Oates Ping ’53 John M. Scharf P’16 John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 Marsha D. Walton William B. Pitts ’08 Sandra K. Scharf P’16 Miriam Dillard Stroud ’03 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Michael C. Polovich ’11 Nettie W. Schilling^ Sandra M. Summers P’11 Mridula Bagrodia Watt ’01 James L. Porter ’78 Ellen M. Schneider Margaret Z. Summitt P’11 Edward M. Wayda P’16 Mark E. Price P’14 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Robert L. Summitt, Jr. ’79, P’11 Stephanie Wayda P’16 Virginia O. Price P’14 Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Tamara J. Pryor P’16 Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Ira Weinstein William W. Pryor P’16 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Margaret Wellford Tabor Carol Howard Wells P’03 Kara Nicole Purdy ’09 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Owen B. Tabor Donald H. Wells P’03 Scott G. Puttick ’03 Paul Schrier P’04 Janet Graf Tate Bettie Connally Welsh ’49 Hansen P. Rada ’96 Robert D. Schrier ’04 S. Shepherd Tate ’39 Tracie Marie West ’14 Rachel Stuart Ragghianti ’07 Robert P. Schutt ’87 Sara Sparr Taylor ’46, P’68, P’71, P’74 Christopher G. Wetzel Whitney Brooks Ranson ’10 Carol. J. Selner Amy Morris Teal Carol Pickens White ’66, P’94 Sally A. Read P’14 Rena Shankman ’48 Eric M. Teal ’91 Thomas J. White, III ’62, P’94 Stacy Kay Rector ’93 Claire Revels Shapiro Babak P. Tehrani P’16 Elizabeth West Whittaker Nicholas C. Reed ’02 Ann Gotschall Sharp ’72 LeeAnne Tehrani P’16 Barbara Williams Dana Elizabeth Reid P’13 C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ’72 Maria Terragni G. Kenneth Williams^ Betty Reinberger Charles Ralph Shaw P’13 Amanda Haggerty Therrell ’04 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 Dawn Elaine Shaw P’13 John Wade Therrell, III ’04 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 Alison Thomas Dixie H. Wilson Jennifer Neil Renwick ’01 Artesia Shears Diane Rosemary Thomas P’08 Clarke R. Wise ’10 J. Alan Rheney Max Shelton J. Scott Thomas ’86 Kathryn J. Wise ’08 Molly McLemore Rheney ’80 Sally Shelton Kurt Martin Thomas P’08 Martha C. Witherspoon Melody Hokanson Richey Vincent James Short ’08 Benjamin W. Thompson ’98 Randall Bryan Womack P’09, P’13 Warren A. Richey Andrew R. Shulman ’00 Brian Chandler Thompson ’80 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 J. Michael Ripski ’71 William O. Shults ’71 Carol J. Thompson P’15 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 James B. Roach ’03 Joseph Sieben John C. Thompson P’15 Millicent F. Worley ’05 Michael J. Roach Connie Regina Simmons Sierra Grace Thompson ’15 Celine Woznica Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Elizabeth Catherine Skvarla P’99, P’02 Lan Duy To ’98 Marilyn Mitchell Wray ’54 Vicky W. Robertson John E. Skvarla P’99, P’02 Grady F. Tollison, Jr. ’62, P’86 Milton L. Wray ’51 Allan M. Robinson P’75 F. William Small^ ’43 W. Allen Townsend ’82 Sherri Hurdle Wright ’75 Laurie Robinson Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 Bryan Tracy Michael Wyrick Tom Robinson George A. Smith, II ’11 Michael H. Truscott ’62 Robert A. Yanckello P’15 Janine B. Rodriguez Teresa J. Smith P’14 Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, Susan M. Yanckello P’15 John B. Rogers, III ’93 Marvin E. Spears ’90 GP’16 Bill Yarbrough Sara Beatrice Rolando Martinelli Michael S. Spilman ’06 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Linda Kay Yates ’69 Ann Finley Rouch Julie W. Sprunt D. Bart Turner ’94 Lorie W. Yearwood P’15 David K. Rowe Beverly P. St. John James E. Turner ’56, GP’14 William D. Yearwood P’15 Michael D. Rowland ’62 C. W. Stacks ’70 Kay W. Turner GP’14 Benjamin M. Young ’86 Nicole Horvath Roy ’98 Michelle Petter Stafford ’06 Nancy H. Turner P’16 Peter F. Zanca ’10 Anita Rubinstein-Angel P’15 Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Steven H. Turner P’16 Ruohan Zhang ’12 Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Robert E. Staley ’87 Chiamaka Ihuoma Ugorji ’14 Lauren Lachner Zimmer ’05 C. Kyle Russ ’04 Justin T. Starling ’02 John C. Utt ’11 Eight Anonymous Donors Carolyn R. Russell Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15 George M. Russell ’56 Andrea J. Stauffer James E. Van Hoeck P’15 James L. Rutherford Arthur Stauffer Isabell T. VanMerlin ’66 Sally Jane Rutherford P’11 Frederic R. Stauffer P’71, P’74, P’77 Joseph Vari Joe C. Rutledge ’72 Carol Sue Stephens ’80 Gary E. Vasichko P’13 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Martha Phillips Stepp P’08 Nancy E. Vasichko P’13

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 11 Lynx Club Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year. Gifts are recognized in the Hall of Fame Society ($20,000 or more), the Legends Society ($10,000 - $19,999), the All-American Society ($5,000 - $9,999), the Champions Society ($2,500 - $4,999), the MVP Society ($1,000 - $2,499), the Lynx Society ($500 - $999), the All-Star Club ($250 - $499), the Captains Club ($100 - $249), and the Players Club ($25- $99). Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

Hall of Fame Society John L. Malanchuk P’14 Rebecca B. Holland P’15 Edmund G. Healy P’16 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Roderick W. Holland P’15 Mary E. Healy P’16 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Marian L. McCord P’16 Garry L. Huff ’72, P’02 Robert K. Heck, Jr. ’91 R. Scott McCord ’85, P’16 Wynellen Weir Huff ’71, P’02 Stacy Long Heck ’94 Legends Society Melissa A. Munson P’16 Charles A. Kirby P’13 J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13 Megan Elayne Lee ’13 William R. Munson P’16 Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78, P’13 Christina Marie Wagstaff P’13 John C. Murphy P’16 Henry F. Korth P’16 Everette A. Herring ’94 Lacy A. Murphy P’16 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Julie Line Herring ’97 All-American Society Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Frank Y. Ly P’15 Linnea Israel Georgia S. Davis Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Katy H. Ly P’15 William B. Israel ’77 William H. Davis, Jr. ’68 Bruce A. Reed P’14 Paul J. Maselli P’16 Jennifer Ray Johnson P’02 Susan L. Genter P’14 Page B. Reed P’14 Sharon L. Maselli P’16 W. Louis Johnson, III ’61, P’02 Mary Beth Heying P’15 Amy Reid P’16 William B. Pitts ’08 Alli Lambert ’94 Steve Heying P’15 Todd L. Reid P’16 Hansen P. Rada ’96 C. Lee McCain P’16 Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Holly Miller Renehan ’97 Nicholas C. Reed ’02 Jennifer Leigh McCain P’16 William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 James E. Renehan ’97 J. Alan Rheney Janet Fountain McRae ’81, P’16 Winston Wolfe Curtis A. Richards P’16 Molly McLemore Rheney ’80 A. Duane Mills ’66 Charles W. Sartain P’14 C. Kyle Russ ’04 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 Champions Society Erica L. Sartain ’73, P’14 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Joseph M. Duncan ’63 Gary R. Sledge P’16 Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Tom Robinson Lee Seabrook Duncan ’73 Julie Sledge P’16 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Michael D. Rowland ’62 Monique M. McCleskey P’16 Carole Pearson Troutt Paul Schrier P’04 John M. Scharf P’16 Robert P. McCleskey P’16 William E. Troutt Charles Ralph Shaw P’13 Sandra K. Scharf P’16 Mary Jane McWherter P’14 George W. Wilson, III ’53, P’79, GP’15 Dawn Elaine Shaw P’13 Howard M. Schramm, III ’98 Michael R. McWherter P’14 Natalie Wilson P’79, GP’15 Alison Thomas Teresa J. Smith P’14 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01 J. Scott Thomas ’86 Martha Phillips Stepp P’08 Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01 D. Bart Turner ’94 William P. Stepp, Jr. ’69, P’08 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Two Anonymous Donors Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15 Margaret Z. Summitt P’11 Brian P. Schwartz P’16 James E. Van Hoeck P’15 Robert L. Summitt, Jr. ’79, P’11 Catherine J. Schwartz P’16 Lynx Society Beth A. Walters P’11 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Two Anonymous Donors Donna F. Alar P’16 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Paul J. Alar P’16 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Maria Terragni MVP Society Edward S. Alpaugh, Jr. P’14, P’16 Randall Bryan Womack P’09, P’13 Amanda Haggerty Therrell ’04 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Lisa E. Alpaugh P’14, P’16 Sandra Diane Womack P’09, P’13 John Wade Therrell, III ’04 Tanya Coleman Augustine Michael A. Babich P’11 Two Anonymous Donors Michael H. Truscott ’62 Barbara P. Bailey P’17 Bryn Wood Bagwell ’81 Nancy H. Turner P’16 Thomas H. Bailey P’17 Ann Webb Betty ’85 All Star Club Steven H. Turner P’16 Suzanna Marten Cody ’75 Brian L. Biffl e ’96 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 William M. Vaughan, Jr. W. J. Michael Cody ’58 Mark J. Brown P’14 Sina R. Baldwin P’16 David R. Coleman P’16 Terri R. Brown P’14 William M. Baldwin, Jr. P’16 Captains Club Pamela R. Coleman P’16 Courtney Poole Brunetz ’96 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Alison Rayburn Abernathy ’87 Denise Fontenot Conte ’91 Neil A. Brunetz ’97 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Walter H. Anderson ’88 James V. Conte, Jr. ’91 David R. Carr P’16 Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ’58 Cynthia R. Bitters ’11 John G. Dunavant P’14 Denise E. Carr P’16 Maddie Ruth Callis ’10 Jeanne Bracken P’15 V.J. Dunavant P’14 Charlotte S. Christian P’15 Joseph Chien P’15 William Bracken P’15 David C. Durbin P’15 Robert A. Christian P’15 Sunny Chien P’15 Blair D. Burgess, Jr. P’15 Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Brad A. Deykin ’96 Jonathon Clark ’10 A. Jocelyn Burgess P’15 E. Randolph Eckert P’15 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 L. Thomas Clements P’16 Lindy C. Gardner Caldwell P’98 Carolyn Edwards P’11 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Penny B. Clements P’16 Stephen A. Caldwell ’68, P’98 Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 L. Forrest Conner ’93 Linda L. Carter P’15 Angela Sundberg Estes ’82, P’13 Marcia Austin Echols P’95 James T. Cowling P’14 Ross M. Cascio ’02 Theodore D. Estes ’83, P’13 Robert L. Echols ’62, P’95 Donna Rena Crenshaw P’13 Eileen Casey P’13 William P. Halliday, III Karen E. Eckert P’15 John Jeffrey Crenshaw P’13 Glenn Casey P’13 Mark L. Hammond ’79 David Lee Ferguson P’13 Kimberly A. Dsida P’16 Bena Cates Lisa H. Johnson P’15 Jean Ann Ferguson P’13 Richard M. Dsida P’16 George E. Cates M. Bruce Johnson P’15 Betty Carol Johnston Germany ’55 Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Harvey D. Caughey ’65 Ann C. Kadesky P’16 Reginald N. Germany, Jr. ’55 Martha Duncan Sheila Caughey Keith T. Kadesky P’16 James R. Gillis, Jr. ’56, P’80 Robert G. L. Eason ’83 Beth L. Charette P’16 Connie G. Keen P’15 David E. Goodwin P’14 David H. Eblen, II P’14 Raymond P. Charette P’16 James L. Keen P’15 Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 Erin Hannah Chlum ’06 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11, P’16 Brian E. Foshee P’16 Andrew L. Chunn ’75 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11, P’16 Lauren Foshee P’16 Joshua B. Cockerham ’00 Kimberly A. Kleine P’15 Robert T. Harper ’78, P’13 R. Grant Gandy ’99 Carl S. Cook ’08 Stephen A. Kleine P’15 Jene A. Harrell P’15 Heather Habicht Grills ’88 James G. Couch ’65 Jessica Hunt Kremeier ’03 Cheryl L. Hazel P’16 Gerald S. Grisham P’13 Linda Davis Couch ’65 Michael J. Kremeier ’02 Richard M. Hazel P’16 Teresa C. Grisham P’13 Judith Devore Crumby

12 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Robert H. Crumby ’53 Rebekah Lynn Moore ’10 Sybil Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 Andrew S. Himoff ’02 Lisa T. Davis P’16 G. Andrew Murphy P’15 Gary E. Vasichko P’13 David M. Huntzinger ’08 Wiliam M. Davis P’16 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 Nancy E. Vasichko P’13 James E. Jones ’55 Donna Lee Deines P’10, P’12 George E. Muslawski P’14 Armanda Leigh Venezia ’10 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Kelly B. Deines P’10, P’12 Patricia Crawley O’Gorman P’07 Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Sarah Anne Kennedy ’12 Laura L. Doramus Patrick J. O’Gorman P’07 Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 John M. King ’09 Mark C. Doramus ’80 Michael A. Palazzolo ’86 Edward M. Wayda P’16 Joshua T. Klein ’01 Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel ’86 Ann I. Palmer Stephanie Wayda P’16 John D. Langdon ’96 Peter G. Emanuel ’88 William R. Patterson ’70 Frank D. Weathersby ’62 Elizabeth Johnston Lessner ’97 Meghan N. Federico J. Moses Payne, IV ’86 Carol Howard Wells P’03 David T. Maddux ’87 L. Dossett Foster ’64 Charles J. Ping ’51 Donald H. Wells P’03 Anne Barrett Mathes ’76 Linda Foster Claire Oates Ping ’53 Robert A. Yanckello P’15 Marc A. Mattioli ’09 Laurie Ellen Frankel P’09 Scott G. Puttick ’03 Susan M. Yanckello P’15 Robert E. McMillan ’11 Van Jeffreys Frankel P’09 Sally A. Read P’14 Lorie W. Yearwood P’15 Tina Babock Miles ’84 Claire Mathias Gehrki ’76, P’02 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14 William D. Yearwood P’15 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 Gary P. Gehrki ’76, P’02 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14 Benjamin M. Young ’86 T. Frank Moak P’11, P’14 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 J. Michael Ripski ’71 Six Anonymous Donors Richard A. Park ’59 Gary L. Graham ’80 John B. Rogers, III ’93 Jill L. Pewitt P’16 Barrett L. Haga ’01 Nicole Horvath Roy ’98 Players Club Thomas J. Pewitt P’16 Jason K. Hamilton ’93 Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Barbara M. Anscher Shirley E. Piedrahita P’15 Dewey W. Hammond, III P’07 Carolyn R. Russell Anne Sayle Anthony ’73 Tamara J. Pryor P’16 Rebecca Cowart Hammond ’77, P’07 George M. Russell ’56 Lawrence K. Anthony William W. Pryor P’16 Stephanie Fuss Hayes ’86 Gianna Sofi a Salvucci ’12 Joshua R. Arant ’11 Kara Nicole Purdy ’09 Glenn T. Hays ’62 Gail Sarett P’14 Steven D. Brunson ’11 Rachel Stuart Ragghianti ’07 Elizabeth A. Hazelbaker P’16 Joshua D. Sarett P’14 Jerry D. Chandler ’67 Jennifer Neil Renwick ’01 Mary Helen Wright Heaner ’81 Marie Ann Brandwiede Schofer ’04 Benjamin C. Clark ’05 James B. Roach ’03 Huron Consulting Group Robert P. Schutt ’87 Meghan Davis Clark ’06 Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Phillip R. Hurst P’15 Rena Shankman ’48 William D. Clark ’68 Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 Craig S. Jones ’85 William O. Shults ’71 David P. Cooper ’64 Robert D. Schrier ’04 Matthias Kaelberer P’15 F. William Small^ ’43 Elizabeth Saunders Cooper ’64 Carol. J. Selner Laura Jones Kent ’93 Marvin E. Spears ’90 Cybil White Covic ’10 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 T. Shea Kent ’93 C. W. Stacks ’70 Gary Wayne Diamond P’09, P’12 Fred W. Small^ ’43 Mark W. Livsey P’15 Melissa Eubanks Staley ’89 Jean Dorris Diamond P’09, P’12 George A. Smith, II ’11 Melissa J. Livsey P’15 Robert E. Staley ’87 Daniel J. Ellinger ’96 Michelle Petter Stafford ’06 Katherine Llewellyn Lohman ’02 Carol Sue Stephens ’80 Velitchka Filipova Ellinger ’97 Laura Hoffmeister Stevens ’05 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ’59 Andrew R. Falls ’79, P’08, P’12 P. Logan Stevens ’04 Challace Joe McMillin ’64 Sandra M. Summers P’11 Judy Ragland Falls P’08, P’12 Miriam Dillard Stroud ’03 Mary Lou Quinn McMillin ’64 Amy Morris Teal Eric O. Friederichsen ’08 James E. Turner ’56, GP’14 Julie Anne Mediamolle ’02 Eric M. Teal ’91 Alexander T. Gafford ’68 Kay W. Turner GP’14 Kevin C. Medved P’14, P’14 Diane Rosemary Thomas P’08 Andrew Bates Gibson, III Hallie McNeill Ward ’96 Michele A. Medved P’14, P’14 Kurt Martin Thomas P’08 Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ’97 Elizabeth West Whittaker Ranny A. Meier P’11 Benjamin W. Thompson ’98 Lyndal Grieb Clarke R. Wise ’10 Anthony R. Milani P’14 Grady F. Tollison, Jr. ’62, P’86 Kristen Ann Griffi n ’11 Joseph S. Woodley ’78 Susan E. Milani P’14 Donald W. Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16 William D. Henry, Jr. ’01

Parent and Grandparent Donors Mr. and Mrs. George V. Young, Co-Chairs Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made unrestricted gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP.

Diehl Society Guarantor John Albert Fogarty P’13 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Elizabeth Browning Riley P’13* Two Anonymous Donors Nancy Womack Fogarty P’13 Byron L. Limmer P’16 Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Kathryn P. Murphy P’15* Rachel L. Limmer P’16 Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Diehl Society Fellow R. Clayton Murphy P’15* Janet L. Madigan P’15 Cathy Rollins P’13 Klaus T. Said P’14* John Joseph Sherman P’09 Robert H. Madigan P’15 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Laura C. Said P’14* Mary Donnelly Sherman P’09 Elizabeth Malone P’13* Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 George Villere Young P’13* John Thomas Malone P’13* Kyttie Jean Sanford P’13 Diehl Society Benefactor Sarah Chesser Young P’13* J. Michael Millis P’11, P’16 Lawrence Bentley Sanford P’13 Jay N. Whipple P’14 Janet C. Millis P’11, P’16 Michael John Semmes P’10, P’13, Diehl Society Patron Nancy G. Mowrey P’06, P’15 P’14* Diehl Society Sustainer Charles Evans P’15, P’15 Robert T. Mowrey P’06, P’15 Yvette Young Semmes P’10, P’13, P’14* John J. Barker P’16 Joshua Gotbaum P’15 Jeanne Ellen Perkins P’12 Robert Stolar P’15* Laura M. Barker P’16 Catherine D. Kelly P’15* Joe Bob Perkins P’12 Joyce H. Thornhill P’15 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Kevin F. Kelly P’15* Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 Jacques L. Wiener P’16 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 Gary Allan King P’13 W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Michele R. Wiener P’16

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 13 Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 13 Red and Black Society Ann Frances Jury P’14* Pamela O. Browning P’14 Susan C. Meaney P’16 Partner Clifford S. Jury P’14* James McDuffi e Bruce, III P’11 David A. Mintz P’15 John P. Cudahy P’15* Charles E. Knudsen, III P’15* Margaret Gower Bruce P’11 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Robin R. Cudahy P’15* Ellen A. Knudsen P’15* Dana E. Caledonia P’16 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Agnes S. Lowe P’98 Scott A. Lisse P’14 L. Thomas Clements P’16 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 James R. Lowe P’98 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Penny B. Clements P’16 Barbara L. Moore P’16 Erich A. Mounce P’15 Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15* Jan Bellew Connor P’13 G. Andrew Murphy P’15* Marla S. Mounce P’15 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15* Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Melia Miller Murphy ’88 P’15* John L. Malanchuk P’14 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Red and Black Society Senior Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Martin C. Murrer P’13 Craig A. Anderson P’16 Stacey W. McKenzie P’16 William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 Beth E. Nabors P’16 David D. Blalock, Jr. P’03 Mary Jane McWherter P’14* Giulio F. Draetta P’16 Jeffery R. Nabors P’16 Nancy R. Blalock P’03 Michael R. McWherter P’14* Marina P. Draetta P’16 D. Gordon Newbern P’15 James D. Bonham ’76, P’07, P’14 Robert T. Means, III P’16 Carus M. DuBose P’14* Linda Baird Newbern ’82, P’15 Jane S. Bonham P’07, P’14 Elizabeth Ann Mockely P’14 Jane G. DuBose P’14* Letricia L. Niegos P’14* Bradford S. Bootstaylor P’14 Kenneth John Najder P’13 Cindy A. Dunbar P’16 Philip Niegos P’14* Lisa B. Bootstaylor P’14 Michelle C. Najder P’13 David C. Dunbar P’16 Andrew Jackson Noble, III P’05 Patricia A. Bowen P’15* G. Bruce Parkerson P’14* David C. Durbin P’15 H. Rudi Nollert P’16 Robert E. Bowen P’15* Jennifer Parkerson P’14* Shelly V. Durbin P’15 Tom D. O’Leary P’16 Juan A. Butler P’16 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15* Gary Bruce Elliott P’11 Vivian O’Leary P’16 June E. Butler P’16 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15* Kathleen B. Everett P’15 Matthew L. Perkins P’16 Sharon M. Clifton P’16 Joel Perchik P’13* Ronald G. Everett P’15 Mishelle P. Perkins P’16 Steven E. Clifton P’16 Pamela Perchik P’13* Ellen Marie Feldman-Elliott P’11 Brent J. Ramirez P’16 Charles E. Cook, Jr. P’08* Gayle Davis Posey P’15 Susan D. Fernbach P’15 Michele Ramirez P’16 Lucy Gerald Cook P’08* William H. Posey, III ’80, P’15 Brian E. Foshee P’16 Kevin P. Reed P’16 David C. DeGenova P’14* Daphne Domaschk Pyhrr P’11 Lauren Foshee P’16 Marie M. Reed P’16 Bradley Neilson Howell, Sr. P’12 Stephen Anthony Pyhrr P’11 Christy Holt Frierson P’11 Mark Reeder P’13, P’16* Sara Jane Howell P’12 Marshall M. Redmon ’84, P’13, P’15* John Bolinger Frierson P’11 Janie Richard P’14 Bruce K. Jamison P’16 Melissa Jordan Redmon ’82, P’13, Charlie E. Frye P’16 Murdock Richard P’14 Martha H. Jamison P’16 P’15* Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 D. Raymond Riddle, Jr. P’17 Janice P. Johnson P’16 Dorothy G. Reeder P’13, P’16* Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Kelley Coker Riddle P’17 Roy L. Johnson P’16 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11, P’16* Debbi Fields Rose P’10 Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13* Ann Crandall Sloan P’95 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11, P’16* Michael D. Rose P’10 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13* C. Hamilton Sloan P’95 Helen Hall Kenwright P’13 Beth McFadden Rouse P’09 Lisa Owens P’16 John W. Tucker ’80, P’13 Carolyn C. Hardy P’13 Robert Hudson Rouse P’09 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Mrs. Laurie Ann Tucker P’13 Marino Conte Hardy P’13 David Joel Sackett P’12 Bruce A. Phillips P’11, P’14* Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13, Oliver Lynn Haynes P’13* Kim Connolly Sackett P’12 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 P’17 Virginia Haynes P’13* Brian P. Schwartz P’16 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Peter J. Incledon P’16 Catherine J. Schwartz P’16 Diane S. Phillips P’11, P’14* P’13, P’17 Lisa Broemmelsick Jehl P’13 Alan Sefton P’16 Jeff J. Rold P’14 Jane Cady Wright P’13* Louis Crowley Jehl, Jr. P’13 Sally Sefton P’16 Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Anthi P. Jerow P’14, P’16 Guice Slawson, Jr. P’14* Diane Rudner P’07 Red and Black Society Mr. J. Randall Jerow P’14, P’16 Leah Slawson P’14* Lori E. Scott P’16 Member Kevin L. Johnson P’15 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 Thomas W. Scott P’16 Jerry C. Alexander P’15* Patricia S. Johnson P’15 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 W. Rowlett Scott P’07 Sherri L. Alexander P’15* Cynthia A. Jones P’16 Ruth E. Steinbergs P’15 Kristi M. Soileau P’14* Benjamin T. Allen P’15 Mary T. Jones P’16 Kenneth L. Stewart P’16 Cynthia R. Allen P’15 Phillip B. Jones P’16 Lisa M. Stewart P’16 Red and Black Society Mindy L. Anderson P’16 Charles Kenwright, III P’13 Choojit Sweeney P’01, P’06 Associate Steven E. Anderson P’16 Julie M. Kilkenny P’14 John J. Sweeney, Jr. P’01, P’06 Lori L. Blackmer P’14* Mitchell S. Anscher P’14 Mark A. Kilkenny P’14 David L. Tait P’15 William Petus Blalock P’12 Sherry M. Anscher P’14 Glenda Gail Kirkpatrick P’03 Rebecca Moore Tait ’83, P’15 Julie B. Bowen P’14* C. Michelle Baker P’13 Robert D. Kirkpatrick^ P’03 Caroline Dial Taufi c P’13 Anne Allain Chadwick P’13 William Anderson Baker P’13 Henry F. Korth P’16 William Louis Taufi c P’13 Winslow Joseph Chadwick P’13 Thomas Medley Bale P’07 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Cheryl L. Thompson P’15* R. Alan Chambers P’01, P’04 Vickie Lynn Bale P’07 Alan L. Laves P’15 James Orville Thompson, Sr. P’13 Rebecca S. Chambers P’01, P’04 Libby C. Ballew P’15 Daemie Laves P’15 Lynn Stanley Thompson P’13 Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Rick Ballew P’15 John M. Leverett P’16 Mark C. Thompson P’15* Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Ann E. Barber P’13* Lenore A. Leverett P’16 Bradley J. Trychta P’16 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, John F. Barber P’13* Margaret Hall Lientz P’93 Monique C. Trychta P’16 P’15 A. Davis Barnett, Jr. ’79 P’16 Clay Lilienstern P’13 David Salem Tweel P’13 Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Lynn M. Barnett P’16 Helen A. Lilienstern P’13 Margaret Sloan Tweel P’13 P’15 Aimee F. Bell P’16 Rebecca Lilienstern P’13 Marta M. Vielhaber P’16 Clay T. Farha P’12* Michael J. Bell P’16 Carl A. Lockhart P’14 Deborah Susan Wann P’00, P’02 Jamie L. Farha P’12* Edward L. Bettendorf P’16 Elizabeth H. Lockhart P’14 Ronnie J. Wann P’00, P’02 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14* Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 John A. Williams P’89, P’94 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14* Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Stephanie Madison P’13 Vivian Gray Williams P’89, P’94 Marc A. Hautot P’14* Peter Boudreaux P’15 Janet Ann Marr P’13 George S. Young, II P’15 Jane M. Horn P’13 Mary M. Brodnax P’16 Price Hendricks Marr P’13 David J. Zehr P’15 Warren B. Horn P’13 Nyda Suzanne Brook P’13 C. Lee McCain P’16 Two Anonymous Donors James E. Huettner P’14 Francis H. Brown P’16 Jennifer Leigh McCain P’16 Phyllis C. Huettner P’14 Keith N. Browning P’14 Sdye McLeod P’16

14 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Dean’s Society Edwin C. Horne P’16 Carole Annie Bares P’13 Diane Moreland P’16 Gerald S. Grisham P’13 Julia N. Horne P’16 Jonathan Duane Berger P’11, P’13 Lawrence E. Morris P’16 Teresa C. Grisham P’13 Lynn Horton P’14 Rebecca K. Berger P’11, P’13 Suzanne M. Morris P’16 Connie K. Magliolo P’16 Richard A. Horton P’14 Bonita C. Berry P’14* Edward R. Nelson, Jr. P’14 Joseph C. Magliolo P’16 Dawn Maree Huff ’82, P’16 Brian P. Berry P’14* Mamye Nelson P’14 Carlos O. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15* Mark K. Jackson P’15* Robert X. F. Bohrer P’16 Cheryl B. Nevares P’15 Ingrid L. Rodriguez-Fierro P’15* Mindy R. Jackson P’15* Lynda J. Calkin Wolf P’15 Steven A. Nevares P’15 Two Anonymous Donors Kevin R. Jones P’13 Stuart Campbell P’10 Anh Nguyen P’13 Mary Kathy Jones P’13 Becky Irvin Campbell P’10 Julie Nguyen P’16 Cloister Society Ann C. Kadesky P’16 Edward Stephen Cody P’08 Jonathan David Nussdorf P’13 Donna F. Alar P’16 Keith T. Kadesky P’16 Deirdre M. Collier P’16 Katherine Lynn Papermaster P’12, P’15 Paul J. Alar P’16 Kimberly A. Kleine P’15 Kathy Bogart Conkell P’11 Steven G. Papermaster P’12, P’15 Edward S. Alpaugh, Jr. P’14, P’16 Stephen A. Kleine P’15 William David Conkell P’11 Dac Tat Pham P’13 Lisa E. Alpaugh P’14, P’16 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14 Liz Craft GP’01 Stephen D. Pittman P’16 M. Sohaib Arain P’15 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14 Sallie K. Davis P’14 Margaret Carolyn Raiser P’12 Ana M. Ballester-Fiallo P’16 Jean W. Lovett P’16 Earl L. Denham, II P’16 Ali Rejaee P’14* Susan Strauss Battestin P’13 John W. Lovett P’16 Hema M. Denham P’16 Julie E. Rejaee P’14* William George Battestin P’13 Jane W. McKim P’12 Gerri A. Duran P’16 Abby J. Rosenbloom P’15 Robert Eugene Bledsoe P’09, P’11 Thomas F. McKim P’12 John H. Fairbanks, Jr. ’79, P’14 Richard Rosenbloom P’15 Julie St. Martin Bordelon P’06, P’12 Janet Fountain McRae ’81, P’16 Christian L. Gilbert P’15 Charles W. Sartain P’14 Kurt F. Brandt P’16 Teresa Watson Nelson P’09 Linda E. Gilbert P’15 Erica L. Sartain ’73, P’14 Debra L. Bromfi eld P’12 Robert W. Newman P’15 Burton D. Glover P’02 James R. Schneider P’17 Richard N. Bromfi eld P’12 Robin E. Newman P’15 Suzanne Cook Glover P’02 Mary Frances Schneider P’17 Debra L. Hanig P’14 Denise M. Pease P’15 Harry T. Goldman, Jr. P’72, P’75 Helen L. Schrier P’04 Barbara Diane Cain P’14 Mark L. Pease P’15 Mary Goldman P’72, P’75 Paul Schrier P’04 Braun R. Campbell P’16 Cynthia Ann Peterson P’13* R. Brent Hardaway P’14 Nicholas W. Scully P’16 John A. Campbell P’16 Edward Samuel Peterson, Jr. P’13* Susan C. Hardaway P’14 Patricia A. Scully P’16 Lisa M. Casale, MD P’16 Joan C. Price P’16 Dean M. Harless P’14 Saabereh Shirazee P’16 Cynthia Marie Chaney P’13* R. Barker Price P’16 Maureen M. Harless P’14 S. Hassan Shirazee P’16 Douglas Wade Chaney P’13* Lucie Raffanti P’13 Brian M. Hayes P’14 Praseeda Singareddy P’16 Elizabeth R. Chesteen P’14 Stephen Raffanti P’13 Pam G. Hayes P’14 Sanjay Singareddy P’16 Hilliard E. Chesteen, III P’14 Elizabeth A. Ratchford P’16 John R. Hays, Jr. P’06* James A. Skochdopole P’15 Joan M. Clark P’15* Frank M. Ratchford P’16 Nancy S. Hays P’06* Nancy H. Skochdopole P’15 Michael J. Clark P’15* Mark B. Reeder P’13, P’16 Kenneth J. Heaghney P’13 Chris L. Smith P’16 Scott Clingan P’14 Harriet Long Ross P’94 Mary Beth Heying P’15 S. Gwendolyn Smith P’16 Steffy Clingan P’14 John J. Ross P’94 Steve Heying P’15 Margaret Spellings P’14* David N. Collins P’16 Carol L. Rowland P’09 Guy M. Hicks P’14 Cynthia Starnes P’13* Gwynn H. Collins P’16 Mark A. Rowland P’09 Marjorie J. Hicks P’14 Courtney A. Strachan P’13 Karen S. Coma P’16 Nanette Rumsey P’14 Dena Hill P’14* Shirley M. Strachan P’13 Stephen R. Coma P’16 Ruth Metcalfe Rye ’84, P’16 Michael L. Hill P’14* Andrew Mark Streitfeld P’12 Lisa Tempesta Cox P’09 Scott Cairney Rye ’83, P’16 Anh Hoang P’16 Christopher Gerard Strug P’13 Mark Jay Cox P’09 Sumera Sajid P’16 Anthony M. Hughes P’03 Susan Frances Strug P’13 Eric Daiter P’16 Deborah Ann Scales P’13 Rosemary Rowe Hughes P’03 Peter G. Thursby P’16 Julie A. Dean P’15 Floyd E. Scales P’13 Howard Jones, Jr. P’89 Therese A. Thursby P’16 Phillip A. Dean P’15 Paul David Scharmer P’13 Lynn Y. Jones P’14 Andrew A. Vance, Jr. P’04 Craig R. DeVine P’14* Cari M. Shane P’16 Richard E. Jones P’14 Frances M. Vance P’04 Whitney A. DeVine P’14* Paul J. Smith P’16 Sharon Young Jones P’89 J. Otey Walker, III ’68, P’99, P’99 Peter H. Domer P’14 Theresa T. Smith P’16 Connie G. Keen P’15* Mary Elizabeth Walker ’78, P’13 Sara Downey P’14 Naheed Sohaib P’15 James L. Keen P’15* Carol Howard Wells P’03* Alec Farmer P’13 Bruce M. Steen P’16 David R. Kerney P’15 Donald H. Wells P’03* Camille Roberts Fenton P’11 Elaine B. Steen P’16 Virginia A. Kerney P’15 Jeanne S. White P’14 John M. Fenton P’11 Bryan Richard Sullivan P’13* David E. Knauss P’15 William L. Whitman P’14 Alfredo J. Fiallo P’16 Joanna Carol Sullivan P’13* Jacki A. Knauss P’15 Elizabeth Exum Whitten P’06* Jill P. Giles P’16 Diane Rosemary Thomas P’08 Mary Beth Koelbl P’16 J. Mark Wolf P’15 William T. Giles P’16 Kurt Martin Thomas P’08 Terry G. Koelbl P’16 Mary Jane Woodward P’86, P’88 Kennon E. Goldsholl P’16 Dee Ann Van Hoeck P’15 Christine C. Laird P’13 Pat M. Woodward P’86, P’88 Scot P. Goldsholl P’16 James E. Van Hoeck P’15 Warren R. Laird P’13 Jacalyn M. Wright P’04, P’09 John P. Goodrum, Sr. P’15 Gary E. Vasichko P’13 Gail E. Lehman P’15 Robert W. Wright P’04, P’09 Kay H. Goodrum P’15 Nancy E. Vasichko P’13 Robert Lehman P’15 Zheng Xin Xiong P’15* Edward M. Griffi n P’15* Danny Lee Wilkerson P’13* Helen Donahue Martin P’14 Xiao Lian Xu P’15* Julie Griffi n P’15* Sue Ellen Wilkerson P’13* James R. Martin, Jr. ’76 P’14 Henry George Zigtema P’12 Joseph A. Hanig P’14 Kathryn Anne Williams P’11 Scot P. McClelland P’16 Mary J. Zigtema P’12 Bartlett Harwood, III P’14 Sajid M. Zafar P’16 Monique M. McCleskey P’16 Meredith H. Harwood P’14 Emily Perkins Zerfoss P’12 Robert P. McCleskey P’16 Loyalty Club W. Blake Heldmar P’15 Thomas Bowman Zerfoss, III P’12 James Robert McCoid P’13 Elizabeth Lynn Abbott P’00 E. LeRoy Hendricks, Jr. P’90 Two Anonymous Donors Pamula Jean McCoid P’13 Robert L. Abbott P’00 Frances Hendricks P’90 Mary Lenore McCormick P’13 Gene M. Adolph P’16 J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13* Tower Society Matthew Whitney McIsaac P’13, P’16* Julie A. Adalph P’16 Sarah Rorie Henry ’78, P’13* Julie Clare Antaya P’12 Patti Lynn McIsaac P’13, P’16* Sandra A. Aggrey P’14 Rebecca B. Holland P’15 Richard Scott Antaya P’12 Larry T. Miller P’93* Mary Macgill Agre P’11 Roderick W. Holland P’15 Katherine C. Ash P’14* Linda K. Miller P’88, GP’15 Peter C. Agre P’11 Brenda K. Holmes P’14 Thomas M. Ash P’14* Patti Jeanne Miller P’93* Lubica Alberty P’15 Byron E. Holmes, Jr. P’14 Allen Wayne Bares P’13 Phyllis J. Minor P’14* Katherine M. Allen P’16

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 15 Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 15 John A. Anderson P’15 Mary Beth Cannon P’15* R. H. Erkel, Jr. P’02 Craig Sidney Howard P’13 Nathalie M. Anderson P’15 Richard G. Cannon P’15* Angela Sundberg Estes ’82, P’13 Jan Hanna Howard P’13 John N. Andrews P’15 Gregory A. Carnes P’15 Theodore D. Estes ’83, P’13 Wei Huang P’13 Wanda H. Andrews P’15 Janet L. Carnes P’15 Randall E. Evans P’00* Eric K. Hunley P’16 Rosalyn Mechelle Anthony P’12 John T. Cavin P’16 Susanne Walker Evans P’00* Jane A. Hunley P’16 Walker Star Anthony P’12 Sherrie L. Cavin P’16 Darlyn Henderson Fabacher P’02, P’06 Susan M. Ingal P’16 Donna J. Armstrong P’14 Ann McKoy Chapman P’91 Robert J. Fabacher P’02, P’06 Larry Don Irwin P’08 Robert J. Armstrong P’14 H. McCreal Chapman P’91 David Lee Ferguson P’13 Lynn Bass Irwin P’08 Carolyn Humphrey Avery P’99 Diane Swann Chastain P’03 Jean Ann Ferguson P’13 Joyce P. Jacobsen P’15 William H. Avery P’99 Donald G. Chastain P’03 Mona Dees Ferguson P’00 Jeffery A. Jarratt ’83, P’15* Tony Axam P’14 David Chu P’15* R. N. Ferguson P’00 Terri Jarratt P’15* Victoria Axam P’14 Rooney Chu P’13 Joyce Fields P’14 John K. Jenkins P’15 David Charles Bach P’11 Tommy D. Chu P’13 Deborah L. Fisher P’14 Louise Jenkins P’15 Nora Margaret Bach P’11 Melissa G. Cicci P’15 Marc A. Fisher P’14 Derren Dee Johnson P’12 John Spratt Bacot P’13 S. Lawrence Cicci P’15 Douglas D. Fletcher P’14 Frederick Alan Johnson P’12 Gordon E. Baird P’90, P’94 Mary K. Cittadino P’14* Jan W. Fletcher P’14 Johnny C. Johnson P’16 Vada M. Baird P’90, P’94 Benjamin Gregory Clark P’10 Lilian L. Fountain^ P’81, GP’16 Sallie D. Johnson P’16 Scott D. Balaguer P’14 Caroline M. Clark P’15* David L. Friedman P’16 Thomas Marion Johnson, III P’12 Richard A. Banks ’85, P’15 Charles M. Clark P’13 Robyn A. Friedman P’16 Wayne Martin Johnson P’12 Stephanie D. Banks P’15 Eva Clark P’10 Mary K. Friskics-Warren P’12 Brenda J. Jones P’15* Fariha Bano P’13, P’16* L. Andrew Clark, III P’15* William T. Friskics-Warren P’12 Glenn Williamson Jones P’08 Jason W. Barnes P’16 Beverly Coates P’77 Jill Galloway P’15 Lanney S. Jones P’15 Rebecca A. Barnes P’16 Dudley W. Coates P’77 Steven H. Galloway P’15 Mary Jane Hillard Jones P’08 Amani P. Barnett P’16 Catherine Collins P’13 Donald L. Garton P’14 Nona M. Jones P’15 Kathryn Woodson Barr ’85, P’15 Michael Crain Collins P’13 Anthony William George P’06, P’10 Matthias Kaelberer P’15 Thomas H. Barr P’15 Dusanne J. Comkornruecha P’99 Tigist Gezaghen P’16 Maurice Kahn P’16 Michael L. Bass P’15 Prachak Comkornruecha P’99 R. Louis Gladfelter P’14 Shoshana Kahn P’16 Regina P. Bass P’15 Carla Conley P’84 Mary Ben Glancy P’05, P’09 Cheryl L. Kaywood P’10* John A. Bennett P’15* Frank Conley P’84 Sean E. Glancy P’05, P’09 Sam K. Kaywood P’10* Kimberly S. Bennett P’15* Desiree’ A. Connell P’14 Lynda Godkin P’11 Joy Kennard P’11 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Timothy J. Connell P’14 David E. Goodwin P’14 Andrew L. Kerby P’15 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 Deena Marie Cossich P’12 Winifred M. Goodwin P’14 Raja Khan P’13, P’16* L. Gail Bishop P’13 Phil Francis Cossich P’12 Mary Hall Gregg P’10 John K. Kimmitt P’15 Nancy Elizabeth Bittel P’98 James T. Cowling P’14* Renee Simpson Harn P’11 Marsha P. Kimmitt P’15 Raymond H. Bittel P’98 Clay D. Crabtree P’14* Robert Eugene Harn P’11 Charles A. Kirby P’13 Bruce W. Bitzer P’14 Melissa G. Crabtree P’14* Annabell Ailor Harr P’96 Susan Daigle Kirby P’13 Kimberly M. Bohls P’15 James M. Cummings P’15 David M. Harr P’96 Judith A. Klemperer P’15 William B. Bohls P’15 Toni R. Cummings P’15 Clare N. Harris P’14 Leslie P. Klemperer P’15 Marsha Lynne Borden P’13 Alice E. Cyrus P’15 Curley L. Harris, Jr. P’16 Ron R. Kochanski P’14 Phillip Robert Borden P’13 Steven K. Cyrus P’15 Durward S. Harris P’93 Siiri M. Kochanski P’14 Brenda L. Bordson P’16 Larry Eugene Dagen P’08, P’10, P’15 James C. Harris P’14 Amelia Kopald P’71 Adel Botros P’11 Leanna Kim Dagen P’08, P’10, P’15 Joan Reynolds Harris P’93 S. L. Kopald, Jr. P’71 Charles Michael Bower P’11 Carol A. Dahl P’14* John D. Harris, Jr. P’14* Christine D. Krone P’14 Mary Ann Bower P’11 Daniel C. Dahl P’14 Nora Harris P’14* Lester H. Krone P’14 Bonnie J. Bowley P’15 Anne K. Davidson P’15 Mary Esther Hastings P’13 Karen D. LaBranche P’14 James E. Bowley P’15 Christopher J. Davidson P’15 Thomas Frank Hastings P’13 John William Lang P’12 Shelley Anne Boyd P’13* Susan H. Davidson P’16 Lyndall Hauver P’12 Katherine Neal Lang P’12 William S. Boyd, Jr. ’65, P’15 Gerald James Davis P’10 Robert Hauver P’12 John Dukes Langston P’06 William E. Bozzo P’16 Kathleen Davis P’10 Sarah Jablecki Hays P’12 Susan Hughes Langston P’06 Linda Brandewiede P’04 Andrew S. Dean P’15 Holly Hubbard Heine ’87, P’15 Gary A. LaPorte P’15 Robert P. Brandewiede P’04 Colette Hutchings Dean P’09 William A. J. Heine, Jr. ’86, P’15 Gayle C. LaPorte P’15 Dorothy Marie Brenner P’95 John Anderson Dean P’09 Anne A. Henderson P’14 Jack T. Lassiter ’69, P’15 James E. Brenner P’95 Marie J. DeMaestri P’16 Brian D. Henderson P’14 Particia Louise Lassiter P’15 Barbara A. Brewster P’15 Himanshu B. Desai P’16 David J. Herman P’14 Billy D. Leach P’87 Henry H. Brewster, Jr. P’15 Ina H. Desai P’16 Deborah A. Herman P’14 Maythorne B. Leach P’87 Robert Randall Bridwell P’04 Gregory Irving DesRoches P’09 Judith Williams Hettinger P’06 Harriet Harrison Leavell P’10 Susan Lowry Bridwell P’04 Liane Heise DesRoches P’09 Ken Hickey P’11 U. Whitney Leavell, III P’10 Kurt I. Brobeck P’15 Neal F. Devitt P’06* Clayton Worth Hilsman P’13 Mittie W. LeCorgne P’14 Roberta Groce Brown P’00 Paula L. Devitt P’06* Constance Elise Hobson P’07 William R. LeCorgne, Jr. P’14 Stuart C. Brown P’00 Jean Rambach Dickelman P’12, P’13 Willis Wilson Hobson P’07 Robert M. Lenzini, Sr. P’14 Felix M. Brueck P’13 Thomas Scot Dickelman, Sr. P’12, Alan D. Hoch P’16 Peter G. LeRoy P’14 Jerry L. Bullins P’04 P’13 Judith Leanore Hodges P’89 Susan M. LeRoy P’14 Marie Carol Bullins P’04 Lawrence C. Dill P’08 Gene Holcomb P’90 John C. Levesque P’14* Christina Burdette P’16 Peggy Killingsworth Dill P’08 Nancy Holcomb P’90 Mrs. Julia K. Levesque P’14* Elizabeth Burgess P’87 John Nicholas Drobak P’12 Sarah W. Honeychurch P’13 Anne C. Lewis P’15 Johnny M. Butler P’16 Mary Elizabeth Drobak P’12 Stephen Arthur Honeychurth P’13 Y. Tony Lin P’15 Tina M. Butler P’16 Margaret DuMont P’04 Kevin G. Honnell P’15 Jill S. Lindemann P’15 Allan R. Cahill P’14 Ryan P. DuMont P’04 P. Diana Honnell P’15 Kenneth C. Lindemann P’15 Renee M. Cahill P’14 David H. Eblen, II P’14 Theresa E. Hook P’11 Allan L. Link P’14* Michael I. Campbell P’16 Marilynn S. Eblen P’14 William John Hook P’11 Michael Walter Loveland P’10 Norris Wayne Campbell P’08 E. Randolph Eckert P’15 Karen Hord P’14 Susan Jean Loveland P’10 Patricia Campbell P’08 Ann Turner Erkel P’02 Randal T. Hord P’14 Christopher A. Lowrance P’15

16 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Michelle P. Lowrance P’15 John R. Parkinson, Jr. P’00, P’10 Elizabeth L. Simpson P’14 Susan Marie Walsh P’06, P’10 Rebekka L. Lueptow P’15 Jonathan L. Patin P’16 Pankaj Sinha P’15 Edward B. Walton P’13 Don Lum P’00, P’04 Stacey L. Patin P’16 Suniti S. Sinha P’15 Tammy R. Walton P’13 Gwendolyn Kay Lum P’00, P’04 Catherine Ann Patterson P’12 Moges Sisay P’16 Patricia M. Washburn P’16 Frank Y. Ly P’15 David L. Patterson P’12 Peggy Ann Slater P’10 Ric L. Washburn P’16 Katy H. Ly P’15 David W. Paul P’15 Richard M. Slater P’10 Patricia G. Washnock P’14 Henry Lyons P’14 Rosalie J. Paul P’15 Becky N. Sloan P’15 Richard L. Washnock P’14 Tammy Lyons P’14 Marc S. Payne P’15 Jon E. Sloan P’15 Joseph Harding Wehby P’12* Christina M. Maginn P’14 Susan P. Payne P’15 Carol A. Smathers P’14 Kimberly Greer Wehby P’12* Derek T. Main P’16 Carol Dianne Peebles P’01 David B. Smathers ’77, P’14 Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. P’90 Nadine E. Main P’16 Ronald G. Peebles P’01 Ann N. Smith P’13 Annette M. White P’16 Margaret M. Mallory P’08, P’10 JoAnn M. Perez P’14 E. Brian Smith P’15 Stephens M. White P’16 William Barton Mallory, III P’08, P’10 Cynthia Crowson Pierce P’11 Elisabeth Lyles Smith P’10 John D. Wigodsky P’06 Rodney A. Malpert P’15 George Forster Pierce, III P’11 Scott Alan Smith P’10 Mary Lynn Wigodsky P’06 John M. Manchester, Sr. P’15* Cynthia D. Pitcock P’81 Teresa J. Smith P’14* Ge-Juan Lois Wilkes P’94 Lisa A. Manchester P’15* James A. Pitcock P’81 George J. Sousoulas P’16 Leslie L. Wilkes P’94 Gary Allen Marcum P’11 Lenette M. Ponseti P’15 Douglas P. Speer P’16 Andrea Hedley Williams P’14 Joy Cooper Marcum P’11 Matthew H. Ponseti P’15 Jill F. Speer P’16 Brock R. Williams P’14 Francis G. Martin P’16 Charles A. Portera, Jr. P’16 C. Matthew Spinolo ’85, P’15 Cynthia L. Wilson P’15 Maria J. Martin P’16 Melissa A. Portera P’16 Lynda Hamilington Spinolo ’86, P’15 Susan Wilson P’15 Kimberly M. Marullo P’13 Lynn R. Pratt P’15 Robert S. Spiotta P’16 Ward T. Wilson ’79 P’15 Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Thomas N. Pratt P’15 Yvonne M. Spiotta P’16 Jim Winkates P’99, P’03 Judity Haskell McCarthy P’13 Erich P. Press P’14 Patricia M. Stachura P’15 Lorita Cosner Winkates P’99, P’03 Kevin Warren McCarthy P’13 Susan R. Press P’14 Paul L. Stachura P’15 Judith G. Witherspoon P’16 J. Ritchie McCulloch P’14 Guillermina Toal Punzalan P’97 Terri S. Steele P’14 Robert B. Witherspoon P’16 Karen C. McCulloch P’14 Roger G. Punzalan P’97 Cynthia Stevens GP’15 Daniel Keith Wood P’14 Mary B. McIver P’14 Thomas Lamonde Purdy P’10 Alice Barron Stewart P’13 Eileen Ruffi n Wood ’89, P’14 Robert G. McIver P’14 Allison D. Ranson P’10, P’14 Timothy Benjamin Stewart P’13 Jian Xu P’16 James C. Merlotti P’16 William A. Ranson P’10, P’14 Edward J. Stockhausen P’14 Lishan Yang P’16 MaryBeth Merlotti P’16 C. Michael Reel P’15 Nancy J. Stockhausen P’14 Jane M. Yocum P’14 Allen H. Moffi tt P’93 Beverly J. Reeves P’13 Nanci Stolar P’15 John H. Yocum, Jr. P’14 Georgianna Moffi tt P’93 William A. Reeves P’13 Carole Bailey Stoneking ’80, P’16 Loong K. Yong P’15 Angela B. Money P’16 David M. Reid, Sr. P’15 Hal T. Stoneking ’79, P’16 Z. Mandy Young P’15 Dennis C. Money P’16 Lisa E. Reid P’15 Mary Gayle Stoner P’01, P’03 Janet R. Yu P’13 David K. Morris P’15 Dennis B. Reinhart P’14* Stephen P. Stoner P’01, P’03 Peter Sung-Yan Yu P’13 Lisa A. Morrison P’15 Mary Jean V. Reinhart P’14* Carolyn Stramka-Botros P’11 Qing Yu P’13 R. Ray Morrison P’15 Florence J. Ricci P’13 James G. Stranch, III P’06, P’10 Mark David Zalin P’09 Kathleen M. Mounce P’14 Peter Edward Ricci, Jr. P’13 Jane Branstetter Stranch P’06 Stephanie Steele Zalin P’09 Karl M. Muller P’14 Curtis A. Richards P’16 Casey M. Stuart P’07 David Glenn Zanca P’10 Kimberly A. Muller P’14 Lisa J. Richardson P’16 Susan J. Stuart P’07 Ginny Zanca P’10 Melissa A. Munson P’16 Jay Saunders Ricketts P’09, P’13 Taylor William Stuckslager P’12, P’13 Mary L. Zeigler P’95 William R. Munson P’16 Lynn Siebers Ricketts P’09, P’13 Bolin Kane Stumb P’99 Robert E. Zeigler P’95 Elizabeth L. Murov P’14 D. Lynne Robinson P’15* Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr. P’99 Laureen A. Zubiaurre Bitzer P’14 Ellis B. Murov P’14 Richard M. Robinson P’15* Alice Taylor P’84 Donald Dudley Napier, III P’12 Barry Joseph Roerty P’12 Charles W. Taylor P’84 Donor Margaret Napier P’12 Sharon Zwahl Roerty P’12 Gillian A. Taylor P’15 Curtis K. Adbo P’16 Geoff Arnold Neale P’13 Lady Ray Romano ’79, P’16 Mark L. Taylor P’15 Eve S. Abdo P’16 Laurie Laughlin Neale ’86, P’13 Ray W. Romano P’16 John Hansford Thomas, III P’06 Fatima E. Abidi P’16 Susan Pope Neelly P’01 Rhonda J. Salvucci P’12 Sherrill Lynn Thomas P’06 Barbara C. Adamcik P’16 William R. Neelly P’01 Mary Louise Sandifer P’12 Jeffrey Lee Thomasson P’11 Robert H. Adamcik P’16 David R. Neithamer ’84, P’13 David W. Schmidt P’16 John R. Todd P’13 Charlene M. Adams P’15 Elizabeth Martin Neithamer ’84, P’13 B. Darlene Schneider P’15* Josephine L. Todd P’13 John F. Adams P’15 Garland Elizabeth Newell P’13 Melissa F. Scott P’15 Endang Megawatt Tong P’11 Leslie Adams P’13 Joseph Ross Newell, III P’13 Lisa D. Seals Preston P’13* William Chi Tong P’11 Lionel Adams P’13 Kristine L. Newman P’16 Ruben Sepulveda, Jr. P’16 Kathleen Helen Turco P’08 Michal Ann Adams P’13 Leslie J. Newman P’16 Sheryl L. Sepulveda P’16 Robert Fredrick Turco P’08 Patricia H. Adams P’15, P’15 Ann Carson Nicolson P’16 Patrick E. Sewell, Jr. P’15* Amy Turner P’14 Paul Lindsay Adams P’13 David A. Nicolson ’81, P’16 Arlene E. Sharfman P’15 David R. Turner P’14 Vicki D. Aebischer P’14 Amy J. Niedermair P’15 David M. Sharfman P’15 Elizabeth Hood Turner P’06 Mehri Ahmadian P’14 Joseph C. Niedermair P’15 Michelle T. Shaw P’15 Nancy A. Turner P’15 Paula Alam P’15 Joy K. Noble P’15* Raymond W. Shaw, Jr. P’15 Selwyn H. Turner, III P’06 Amanda Allred P’14 Thomas Ofor-Ansah P’14 Jane Elizabeth Shea P’03 Darby M. Van Heyst P’15 Cynthia M. Amber P’13 Henry M. Ogden P’14 Dierdre V. Sheen P’16 Eric R. Van Heyst P’15 Gilber H. Amber P’13 Mary W. Ogden P’14 Michael L. Sheen P’16 John James Varley P’11 M. Farooq Anwar P’16 Elizabeth M. O’Malley P’15* Carol Harden Sheftall P’07 Marianne Suters Varley P’11 Catherine Suzanne Appleton P’11 Mark R. O’Malley P’15* William Lowe Sheftall P’07 Cynthia A. Vavrek P’16 Jeffery Lynn Appleton P’11 Patricia Gayle Osler P’97 Frederick H. Sheldon P’11 Lawrence J. Vavrek P’16 Kim Speak Arnold P’07 Thomas M. Osler P’97 M. Frances Shelton-Kerby P’15 Anna Vescovo P’16 William Ellis Arnold, III P’07 John H. Overman P’16 Laura Shaw Shields P’04 Christopher Vescovo P’16 Ann Marie Artzer P’13 Nancy Owens P’85 Henry J. Siegelson P’14 Julie Stone Vick P’12 James Alois Artzer P’13 William S. Owens P’85 Kim L. Siegelson P’14 Ross William Vick, III P’12 Edward M. Asbury P’12 B. Richard Page, Jr. P’16 James Simmons P’15 Anthony P. Viola P’15 Nancy E. Asbury P’12 Amy Magee Parkinson P’00, P’10 Sonya Simmons P’15 Maury M. Viola P’15 Arlene Karpinski Ashe P’97

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 17 Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 17 Braxton W. Ashe P’97 Vicki J. Carlson P’16 Deborah A. Embury P’16 Henry Charles Harris, Jr. P’09 Connie Cape Ashley P’10 J. Scott Carney P’15 Janon F. Embury P’16 J. Bryan Harris P’16 William Harrison Ashley P’10 Tonya F. Carney P’15 Linda B. Emmenegger P’15 Melanie E. Harris P’16 Arthur A. Aucoin P’14 Bruce R. Carr P’98 Rebecca Hooper Endres P’11 Pamela M. Harris-Marshall P’14 Suzanne L. Aucoin P’14 Phyllis D. Carr P’98 Robert Otto Endres P’11 Kenneth D. Hart P’16 Janet S. Austin P’16 Christopher G. Carroll P’12 Bruce A. Erskine P’03 Gregory D. Hatstat P’16 Chris S. Badami P’14 Heidi Hayslett Carroll ’82, P’13, P’15 Helen Charcalis Erskine P’03 Janet M. Hatstat P’16 Linda M. Badami P’14 Morris Carroll P’13, P’15 Daniel Keith Evans P’12 Marilyn Fay Hayes P’13 Sarah C. Banko P’16 James J. Casadaban, Sr. P’15 Sidney Springfi eld Evans P’12 Richard Lee Hayes P’13 Amy W. Baskin P’14 Mary Kay Casadaban P’15 David R. Ewoldsen P’15 Betty L. Haymore P’15 Stuart G. Baskin P’14 Dawn Casey P’13 Elan Zev Ezickson P’12 Jesse Haymore P’15 Christina A. Becher P’14 Eileen Casey P’13 Melanie Shane Ezickson P’12 H. Jeffrey Hayward P’16 Peter G. Becher, Jr. P’14 Glenn Casey P’13 Camilla Fair P’77 Linda M. Hayward P’16 Joanne Beckham P’88 Sylvia L. Castle P’16 Robert R. Fair P’77 Deborah A. Headley P’16 Roger H. Beckham P’88 Thomas M. Castle P’16 Brian R. Falgoust P’11 Michael K. Headley P’16 Lisa A. Bell P’04 Terry Neal Catterton P’13 Leslie Evans Falgoust P’11 Kevin J. Hendrickson P’06 Lisa S. Bell P’16 Garrison C. Cavell P’15 Peter Marcus Falion P’08 Laura Bartels Hendrickson P’06 Helen I. Benjamin P’83 Lucinda H. Cavell P’15 Farha Farooq P’16 Cara Iselin Henke P’12 Jean I. Benjamin P’83 Brent P. Chaisson P’10 Barbara K. Farrar P’13 Daniel L. Henke, Sr. P’12 Dennis L. Billingsley P’16 Mary A. Chaisson P’10 William B. Farrar P’13 David W. Henry P’16 Dora K. Billingsley P’16 Michele M. Chapman P’14 Epsey Cooke Farrell P’03 Michelle D. Henson P’16 Kathleen Core Bishop P’11 Beth L. Charette P’16 Julie L. Fast-Winston P’16 Ronald J. Henson P’16 Robert Welch Bishop P’11 Raymond P. Charette P’16 A. David Fawal P’14 Patricia D. Hicks P’16 Bruce K. Bitowft P’15 Jennifer S. Cheney P’16 Mona G. Fawal P’14 Angelle L. High P’14 Eva M. Bitowft P’15 John F. Cheney P’16 Mary Lott Federline P’95 C. Jay High, Jr. P’14 Ann E. Blake P’14 Nereida E. Chiles P’16 Terry E. Federline P’95 Terry Gwin Hiller P’11 Stephen M. Blake P’14 Timothy M. Chiles P’16 Joseph Patrick Finley P’10, P’14 William Joseph Hiller P’11 Diane M. Bonner P’06 Ashok Choudhury P’15 Maryellen Finley P’10, P’14 G. Preston Hipp P’14 Ronnie B. Bonner P’06 Kimberly A. Choudhury P’15 Dror Flantzman P’15 Laura Wichmann Hipp P’14 Glenn J. Booksh P’14 Johnny Henry Clark, Jr. P’13 Somphet Flantzman P’15 Elizabeth M. Hoag P’13 Tonya A. Booksh P’14 Patricia Ann Clark P’13 Ann G. Flynt P’14 Gay Lynn B. Hobgood P’15 Caroline Seay Borgman P’10 Donald Richard Coleman P’12, P’16 Charles H. Flynt, III P’14 Laurie Ellen Hohos P’06 Paul Edward Borgman P’10 Mary Louise Coleman P’12, P’16 Digna Mariela Forbes P’10 Robert L. Hohos P’06 Martha Anne Bowden P’12 Philip V. Costa P’16 Howard N. Forbes P’10 Arden Norris Hollingsworth P’13 Russell Bernard Bowden, Jr. P’12 John S. Coulter, II P’15 Steve Forrest P’14 Madelen Lawless Hollingsworth P’13 April Shellaine Breland P’13 M. Heather Coulter P’15 Alan J. Forsyth P’06 Ginger A. Hooven P’16 Kenneth Earl Breland P’13 Alice Crowell P’15 Janice Elizabeth Forsyth P’06 Julie L. Hotchkiss P’14 Christopher J. Brennan P’15 Nicholas S. Crowell P’15 David W. Fritzlen P’15 Angela M. Howard P’15 Connie K. Brennan P’98 Mary B. Crowley P’14 Karen S. Fritzlen P’15 Aubrey G. Howard, III P’15 Dennis F. Brennan P’98 Michael D. Crutcher P’15 Deanna S. Fuller P’16 Michelle D. Hudson P’16 Kristina K. Brennan P’15 Mary Melissa Daggett P’10 Robert T. Fuller P’16 Roy L. Hudson, Jr. P’16 Shawn R. Brescka P’16 Timothy Mahlon Daggett P’10 Thomas G. Gaffney P’15 Katrina D. Huggins P’12 William P. Brescka P’16 Sharon B. Daniel P’13 Wendy M. Gaffney P’15 Wallace James Huggins, Jr. P’12 Carol Coaker Brewer P’00 Ted L. Daniel P’13 Brian L. Garcia P’15 Carla Hutcherson P’15 Hope Christine Bridger P’13 Mark A. Davidson P’16 Mary Rose Garcia P’15 Paul R. Hutcherson P’15 R. Jeffrey Bridger P’13 Rhonda L. Davidson P’15 Patsy Maria Gatlin P’94 Daniel K. Hutson P’14 Heather J. Broneak P’16 Cecile Dean P’14 Z. Wayne Gatlin P’94 Suzanne Baker Hutto P’09 Thomas L. Broneak P’16 Kevin B. Dean P’14 John J. Gaupp P’16 Iffat J. Iqbal P’15 J. Denise Brooks P’15 Jeff S. Delahoyde P’15 Laura P. Gaupp P’16 S. Jawed Iqbal P’15 Kenneth L. Brottman P’16 Rachael L. Delahoyde P’15 Linda Carol Gibson P’13 A. Woodson Isom, Jr. P’96, P’05, P’10 Catherine M. Brown P’15 Johanna DeVryer P’14 Philip M. Gignoux P’11 Claudia Rickert Isom P’96, P’05, P’10 Barbara Bruton Bryan P’13 Donald M. Dewar P’14 Carolyn A. Glover P’16 Mark Steven Jacobs P’11 Christopher D. Bryan P’14 Sheri J. Dewar P’14 Rick N. Godfrey P’14 Mark W. Jacobs P’16 Doris A. Bryan P’14 Donald R. DeZutter P’90 Angela Denise Graeber P’12 Yvonne Marie Jacobs P’11 Morris Marion Bryan, III P’13 Doan Q. Dinh P’16 Michael Coleman Graeber P’12 David W. Jacus P’14 Elizabeth P. Bumpous P’15 Mylinh T. Dinh P’16 Catherine Morton Greene P’08 Heather K. Jacus P’14 Daniel Jay Burnick P’13 Tuyet T. Doan P’12 David Alan Greene P’08 Derek J. Jakovich P’16 Graham Walker Burns P’00 Douglas E. Doss P’14 Arlene I. Greenspan P’15 Susan M. Jegley P’15 Jenny Sue Burns P’13 Nancy E. Doss P’14 Henry F. Gregor P’15 Joel R. Jensen P’13 Marie E. Byrne P’13 Michael Ralph Duckworth P’13 Margaret A. Gregor P’15 Lori D. Jensen P’13 M. Laurent Cadden P’15 Tracey Duckworth P’13 Susan D. Haas P’15 Gerrie E. Jernigan P’15 R. Michael Cadden P’15 Donald LeRoy Duffy P’12 Linda Lester Hall P’95 P. Shayne Jernigan P’15 Cynthia L. Campbell P’15 Marilyn J. Dunham Smith P’14 Linus Parker Hall, III P’95 David C. Johnson P’14 David G. Campbell P’15 Kenneth H. East P’14 Ann Hughes Hamilton P’10 Monica S. Johnson P’14 Deborah A. Campbell P’15 James F. Easternlin P’16 Ronnie Edward Hamilton P’10 Francis Bruce Johnston P’03 Janice Maria Campbell P’08, P’11 Lori F. Easterlin P’16 Maria Hanewald P’14 Sue Snavely Johnston P’03 Warren Perry Campbell P’08, P’11 Kenneth O. Edmunds P’15 Thomas Hanewald P’14 Eileen Corrigan Jones P’10 Patricia J. Canale P’89 Ngozi E. Edmunds P’15 Daniel A. Hanson, Jr. P’15 Thomas Hunter Jones P’10 Michael J. Cannavo P’15 Elizabeth J. Edwards P’15 Charles W. Harben, Jr. P’15 Jill A. Jordan P’15 Joyce D. Cannon P’15 Janet L. Elledge P’14 Deborah R. Harben P’15 Carol A. Judd P’15 Terrance J. Cannon P’15 Paul H. Elledge P’14 Doris Faye Harris P’09 David F. Judd P’15 James L. Carlson P’16 Virginia Ellison P’14 Felecia E. Harris P’16 Nancy D. Kelly P’07

18 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Leslie Anne Kennedy P’12 Paw K. Mikkelsen P’15 Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr. P’05 James O. Speed P’87 Robert W. Keown P’15 Julie Baird Millen P’12 Gregory K. Randall P’02 Anand K. Srivastava P’16 Andrew R. Ketch P’14 Rhendle Michael Millen P’12 Michelle Ann Randall P’02 Anais St. John P’14 Temple M. Ketch P’14 Marlene R. Miller P’15 Amy Watson Rawlinson P’13 Marco St. John P’14 A. Ali Khan P’01, P’04, P’13 Thomas D. Miller P’15 William Thomas Rawlinson P’13 Candace Flinn Stanford P’11 Rahat Khan P’01, P’04, P’13 Terri L. Moak P’11, P’14 John R. Recknagel P’13 Laura Boone Stanley-Duffy P’12 Jaehyun Kim P’14 T. Frank Moak P’11, P’14 Mary D. Recknagel P’13 Ann D. Stephany P’15 Kyong O. Kim P’14 James Lloyd Mohler P’07, P’10 Marcia J. Reel P’15 David M. Stockton P’13 Stephen B. Klein P’13 Marilyn Lewis Mohler P’07, P’10 Allen H. Reich P’14 Jennifer S. Stokes P’14 Mary Kleinjan P’11 Shahrokh B. Mokhtari P’14 Gina Houston Reynolds P’12 Debborah C. Sullivan P’15 Walter C. Koczot P’14 A. Maxine Montgomery P’97 Randall David Reynolds P’12 Michael P. Sullivan P’15 Elizabeth P. Koehler P’15 Cynthia J. Montgomery P’16 Gregory Richardson P’04 Maisi Wikstrom Summ P’91 Thomas G. Koehler P’15 Patsy Joan Montgomery P’94 Shirley F. Richardson P’04 Randolph P. Summ P’91 Mikhail Kushnir P’14 William E. Montgomery P’97 Kelly D. Rizer P’16 Elizabeth Ward Tannenbaum P’08 Natalya Kushnir P’14 Robert E. Moore P’14 William G. Rizer P’16 Derek J. Tarr P’15 Larry Michael Lacheta P’13 Gregory Scott Morrell P’10, P’12 Gina Marie Roach P’13 Richard F. Terry P’16 Lois Peskar Lacheta P’13 Jan Ellen Morrell P’10, P’12 Sean Shaffer Roach P’13 Gail Elizabeth Thames P’06 Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Marie M. Morris P’16 Jeffery P. Robbins P’15 Paul B. Thames P’06 Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Taylor O. Morris P’16 Patricia L. Robbins P’15 A. Vidhya Thiruchitrambal P’14 Edwin D. Lamanilao P’16 Michael L. Mosby ’86, P’15 Marty L. Roberson P’16 Graham L. Thomas P’15 Maria P. Lamanilao P’16 Valerie E. Mosby P’15 Daniel S. Robertson P’95 Hedy M. Thomas P’15 Joan R. Laves P’15 Diane P. Mugford P’15 Teryl Tinsley Robertson P’95 Carol J. Thompson P’15 Mi Lee P’15 John R. Mugford P’15 Danny Wayne Rogers, Jr. P’11 John C. Thompson P’15 Sang W. Lee P’15 Laura L. Murphy P’15 Emily Kent Rogers P’12 Patricia Thurston P’15 Fielding Duncan Lewis P’13 Fawaz Mzayek P’13 Lauri Sitton Rogers P’11 Thu V. Tran P’16 Rory Ruppersberger Lewis P’13 W. Scott Neff P’14 Thomas Ashby Rogers P’12 David J. Tremarelli P’15 Henry T. Likes P’94 Anne Marie Newman P’13 Beverly Roskos P’15 Karen L. Tremarelli P’15 Marguerite Gisburne Likes P’94 Myron Millicent Newman P’13 Craig Doublas Rubin P’12 David S. Tucker P’15 Sharon A. Little P’15 Phuoc V. Nguyen P’15 Bruno Richard Rumbelow P’11 Susan Chambers Tucker ’87, P’15 Laura Holman Lonjaret ’88, P’16 Barbara A. Nole P’16 Stephanie Ann Rumbelow P’11 Peter W. Upham P’14 Thierry MH Lonjaret P’16 William P. Nole, Jr. P’16 Kavita Samant P’16 Stefanie J. Upham P’14 Daniel E. Lukens P’15 Shizue S. Nomura P’15 Sandeep Samant P’16 Cheryl Lynn Vandewalle P’12 Julianne K. Lukens P’15 David E. Norris P’15 Agapito Sanchez P’15 Richard Christian Vandewalle P’12 Ellen Hobbs Lyle P’13 Patricia C. Norris P’15 Rita M. Sanchez P’15 Dung C. Vi P’12 Teresa A. Macon P’15 Allen M. Ohlstein P’15 Vivian Faye Scales P’11 Angie M. Wade P’15 Timothy R. Macon P’15 Santos H. Olivarez P’14 Sharon Toenies Scharmer P’13 Mary Martha Wall P’15 Lina Mallah P’13 Teresa L. Olivarez P’14 Craig R. Schill P’16 Jennifer D. Wang P’14 Cristi Sue Mansfi eld P’13 Katherine Shannon Owens P’10 Tamara L. Sheel P’16 Shun S. Wang P’14 Kenneth Lloyd Mansfi eld P’13 Cindy A. Palmer P’14 Robert H. Schleinig P’14 Rick Lane Warren, III P’10 Randall A. Marks P’90, P’92 James L. Pannell P’04 Janet H. Schonhoff P’15 Polly Pogue Warren P’10 Stephanie Marks P’90, P’92 Karen B. Pannell P’04 Randall T. Schonhoff P’15 Kevin Allen Washam P’10 Andrew A. Markus P’01 J. Michael Parker P’16 Mark A. Scruggs P’16 Marcia Louise Washam P’10 Linda Lou Markus P’01 Lisa L. Parker P’16 V. Kay L. Scruggs P’16 Lena Pearl Weaver P’02, P’06 Elaine K. Martin P’14 Carol L. Parsley P’15 Janet L. Seaberg P’16 Robert A. Weaver, Sr. P’02, P’06 John W. Martin P’15 J. Dennis Parsley P’15 Alan F. Sears P’95 Teri A. Weinstein P’16 Sara G. Martin P’15 Bhakti Somabhai Patel P’05, P’10 Susan Isabel Sears P’95 Carol West P’95 Ralph Alton Mason P’08, P’12 Daksha Bhakti Patel P’05, P’10 Kimberly S. Sell P’15 Olin West, III P’95 Sarah Joanna Mason P’08, P’12 Robert B. Patterson P’13 Randy W. Sell P’15 Ron J. White P’15 Marion H. Massey P’98 Susan Hook Patterson ’87, P’13 Dorothy M. Sendelbach P’12 Susan Anderson Wicker P’14 Sairam S. Mattancheril P’14 Siva K. Pavuluri P’15 Janet Lynn Sessarego P’13 Ioni R. Wiener P’16 Michael E. McAlister P’15 Vijay K. Pavuluri P’15 Roberto Alfredo Sessarego P’13 Jonathan F. Wiener P’16 Benjamin Gerald McArthur P’06, P’13 Darlene Patrayce Payne P’12 Linda M. Sexton P’14 Ann J. Willard P’07 Caroline Thatcher McArthur P’06, Michael Dewayne Payne P’12 John E. Shankle P’15 Gregory D. Willard P’07 P’13 Karen G. Pelletier P’14 Louanne L. Shankle P’15 Alicia D. Williams P’13 Cary B. McCarty P’14 David R. Perez P’14 Ethel J. Sharif-Collier P’11 Donna Wallace Williford ’81, P’11, Paula L. McCarty P’14 Duane C. Perry, Jr. P’15 Jeffrey A. Sheesley P’15 P’13 Luther L. McDougal P’14 Daniel A. Peterson P’13 Kathy D. Sheesley P’15 Judson L. Williford ’78, P’11, P’13 Maria M. McDougal P’14 Karla J. Peterson P’13 Konrad M. Shields P’14 Marian Wooddell Wilson P’12 Erin D. McGall P’16 Tuyet T. Pham P’15 Vickie L. Shields P’14 Mark E. Wilson P’12 Marguerite E. McGowan P’14 Eleanor H. Phillips P’13 Gregory P. Sieben P’15 Irene Wiser P’12 E. Lissa McHugh P’14 Paul R. Phillips P’13 Marguerite C. Silver P’15 Michael Kenneth Wisner P’12 Thomas E. McHugh P’14 James Michael Pluta P’11 David Albert Simmons P’12 JoAnn Wolf P’16 Julie K. McKeel P’16 Ashley York Porter ’82, P’11, P’15 Jeanne Simmons P’12 J. Houston Wolf P’16 L. Dale McKeel P’16 R. Edwin Porter, Jr. ’80, P’11, P’15 Claude Greer Simonton P’12 Melanie C. Wong P’16 Kimberly S. McMillan P’15 Christy L. Priday P’15 Alan D. Smith P’15 Yit H. Wong P’16 J. Rogers McNeil ’89, P’16 Ronald A. Priday P’15 Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 James D. Wood P’11, P’15 Reagan Roper McNeil ’88, P’16 C. Thomas Prigmore P’15 Donald L. Smith P’10 JoAnn F. Wood P’11, P’15 Charles McPherson P’92 Kathy Prigmore P’15 Kathleen W. Smith P’15 Becky Woodiel P’92 Nancy McPherson P’92 Margaret E. Primes P’15 Kathy Louis Smith P’10 Neil L. Woodiel P’92 Edward McWhirt P’13 Elzbieta J. Nowak Pyda P’14 Kevin H. Smith P’14 Cyryl Pogon Yannitell P’97 Elizabeth McWhirt P’13 Marek P. Pyda P’14 Lorna F. Smith P’15 Daniel W. Yannitell P’97 Suzanne D. Menick P’15 Pam C. Raby P’15 Ryan T. Smith P’15 Emily C. Yarborough P’05 Elizabeth A. Mikkelsen P’15 Robert D. Raby P’15 Flora Speed P’87 William D. Yarborough P’05

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 19 Parent and Grandparent Donors continued from page 19 Garland G. Young, Jr. P’15 Scott M. Croft P’14 Anne R. Kyle P’12, P’14 Vivian O’Leary P’16 Peggy S. Young P’15 David C. DeGenova P’14 Andrea Lainhart P’14 Helen Gab Paulson P’13, P’15 Edmundas Zakarauskas P’16 Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Stephen P. Lainhart P’14 Richard Paulson, III P’13, P’15 Rasa Zakarauskas P’16 Nancy Davis Donachie P’07, P’12, Alan L. Laves P’15 Ashton Phelps, Jr. P’13 Dennis K. Zimmerman P’00 P’15 Daemie Laves P’15 Suzanne Phelps P’13 Martha Elizabeth Zuelke P’13 Robert James Donachie, Jr. P’07, P’12, Scott A. Lisse P’14 Catherine E. Phillips P’15 P’15 Tracey L. Lisse P’14 Daniel J. Phillips P’15 Parent Council Lindsay Auer Dorris P’13, P’15 Susan B. Loftis P’14, P’15 Joanna Smith Priester ’88, P’15 George Villere Young P’13, Co-Chair William Eakes Dorris P’13, P’15 William F. Loftis P’14, P’15 W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Sarah Chesser Young P’13, Co-Chair Charles Evans P’15, P’15 Patricia L. Luchsinger P’16 Brent J. Ramirez P’16 John J. Barker P’16 Kathleen B. Everett P’15 Janet L. Madigan P’15 Michele Ramirez P’16 Laura M. Barker P’16 Ronald G. Everett P’15 Robert H. Madigan P’15 Kevin P. Reed P’16 A. Davis Barnett, Jr. ’79, P’16 Daniel J. Genter P’14 Douglas Hayes Madison P’13 Marie M. Reed P’16 Lynn M. Barnett P’16 Susan L. Genter P’14 Stephanie Madison P’13 Dorothy G. Reeder P’13, P’16 Aimee F. Bell P’16 Gerrald A. Giblin, Jr. P’15 Connie K. Magliolo P’16 Mark B. Reeder P’13, P’16 Michael J. Bell P’16 Marianna B. Giblin P’15 Joseph C. Magliolo P’16 Lisa Robbins P’15, P’15 Richard G. Bierwagen P’15 Barry C. Glauben P’16 John L. Malanchuk P’14 Jeff J. Rold P’14 Susan Hahn Bierwagen P’15 Michelle R. Glauben P’16 Maureen M. Malanchuk P’14 Kathleen C. Rold P’14 Carolyn Farrior Boone P’10, P’14 Eileen Ann Griffi n P’11, P’16 Kenneth John Mallin P’09, P’13 Klaus T. Said P’14 Jim Buford Boone, Jr. P’10, P’14 Thomas Earl Griffi n P’11, P’16 Mary Victoria Mallin P’09, P’13 Laura C. Said P’14 Julie B. Bowen P’14 Jeffery Glen Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 C. Lee McCain P’16 Joseph M. Salamunovich P’16 Francis H. Brown P’16 Nancy Lynne Grigsby P’09, P’11, P’14 Jennifer Leigh McCain P’16 Meredith A. Salmunovich P’16 Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Guy M. Hicks P’14 William McCoy P’10, P’16 Clinton J. Schmitt P’15 Juan A. Butler P’16 Chantal Humphrey P’16 Sdye McLeod P’16 Colleen M. Schmitt P’15 June E. Butler P’16 Michael E. Humphrey P’16 J. Michael Millis P’11, P’16 William M. Shiland, Jr. P’15 Dane S. Ciolino ’85, P’16 Bruce K. Jamison P’16 Janet C. Millis P’11, P’16 Kristi M. Soileau P’14 Wendy D. Ciolino P’16 Martha H. Jamison P’16 David A. Mintz P’15 Sarah J. Spencer P’14 L. Thomas Clements P’16 Cindy E. Jezek P’15 Robin C. Mintz P’15 Warick F. M. Spencer P’14 Penny B. Clements P’16 Jack D. Jezek P’15 Lisa Gilchrist Mischke ’81, P’13 Cindy Shapiro Tracy P’16 Sharon M. Clifton P’16 Janice P. Johnson P’16 Philip E. Mischke ’79, P’13 Patrick J. Tracy P’16 Steven E. Clifton P’16 Roy L. Johnson P’16 G. Andrew Murphy P’15 Linda Z. Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, P’13 Catherine Collins P’13 Ann Frances Jury P’14 Melia Miller Murphy ’88, P’15 Peter Michael Tufton P’08, P’09, P’10, Michael Crain Collins P’13 Clifford S. Jury P’14 R. Clayton Murphy P’15 P’13 Karen S. Coma P’16 Gary Allan King P’13 Jean A. Murrer P’13 Jane Cady Wright P’13 Stephen R. Coma P’16 Rose O’Dell King P’13 Martin C. Murrer P’13 Douglas Hurt Yarn P’13 Jan Bellew Connor P’13 Henry F. Korth P’16 Letricia L. Niegos P’14 Lisa Flint Yarn P’13 Robert Blacksher Connor P’13 Joan M. Korth-Bradley P’16 Philip Niegos P’14 Romney L. Croft P’14 Andrew B. Kyle P’12, P’14 Tom D. O’Leary P’16

Individual Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of friends who are not alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, or staff who made unrestricted gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Leadership donors are listed within the appropriate giving societies.

Cloister Society Dan A. Dunaway Richard B. Crook, Jr. John Rawlings Mimi McCallum Virginia Dunaway Cynthia C. Dunavant David K. Rowe Robert McCallum Margaret Anne Fohl Paul Eddlemon Lauralei L. Seiferd Samuel H. Mays, Jr. D. Hugh Frazer Madhavi Sethna Tower Society Allen Morgan, Jr. Mark Garrison John C. Speer Lawrence A. Barrett Michael Palazola Don Haynes Mary Sullivan Harold Driver, Jr. Max Shelton Peggy Jones Kelly Truitt Katharine Harwood Gooch Sally Shelton William Carrington Jones Sharon Truitt Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Martha C. Witherspoon Ellen Klyce J. Daniel Vaccaro William S. Solmson Marjorie M. Levy Teresa Vaccaro Donor Robert E. Loeb Mary Beth Van Cleve Loyalty Club Doris Allen Lynne W. McCallum Harry W. Wellford Suzanne Allen Larry Allen Edward G. Moore W. Edward Wilson Walter Allen Patricia Allen E. Walker Mulherin Dorothy Work Rhett Armistead Douglas C. Bailey Richard Owen Allen Boyd Jackie Boston Jimmye Pidgeon Janis Boyd Shirley Brandon Lisa G. Randolph

20 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Campus Donors Rhodes appreciates the generosity of its faculty, staff and retirees and their spouses who made unrestricted gifts to the college this year. Gifts are recognized in The Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Diehl Society Benefactor Stephanie L. Chockley ’95 Herbert Lee Rhodes Patrick Gray Carole Pearson Troutt Anita Ann Davis ’90 Katherine Owen Richardson ’83 Horace L. Green William E. Troutt Margaret Handwerker P’93 John H. Rone ’71 Judith P. Haas Brent K. Hoffmeister Kevin J. Sackett Michelle Hammontree Diehl Society Patron Carson Marie Irwin ’08* Steven A. Samaras Li Han Robert M. Johnson, Jr. David Y. Jeter P’94 Ray E. Scruggs Denise Harrell Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 James W. Jobes William M. Short ’71 Meredith A. Hicks ’12 Jenna Goodloe Wade Laura Luque de Johnson* Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ’56 Rose Ann Hicks Debra Ann Manning* Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ’92 Alice Clara Hilgart ’11 Red and Black Society Senior Martha Ann McGeachy ’88 Wendy Lawing Trenthem ’93 Erin Rene Hillis Michael T. Clary ’77, P’01, P’04 Mary E. Miller Michael J. Turco ’08* Kristen Higgenbottom Hunt Michael R. Drompp Milton Moreland Elisha Vego Loretta Jackson-Hayes Melody Hokanson Richey Kenneth S. Morrell Lori Von Bokel-Amin Alan P. Jaslow Warren A. Richey Gail S. Murray Marsha D. Walton Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 John Murray* Jane Harding Wells ’03 Stephan Lance Kimbrell Jeffrey S. Norris Christopher G. Wetzel Andrew Earl Kurrus Red and Black Society Gregory Jerome Paraham P’07 Katherine Kay White ’97 Susan M. Kus Associate Leigh Allison Powell Elizabeth West Whittaker W. Larry Lacy ’59, P’86, P’92, P’98 Bette Joan Ackerman Diane Goodman Sachs ’61 Amy R. Wilson* Nicole Marie Lazo ’05 J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00 Tamara L. Sears* Stephen H. Wirls Rebecca Ann Williams Leslie ’07 Dena Carol Selmer W. Kenneth Woodmansee Jennifer E. Logan Red and Black Society Connie Regina Simmons Elizabeth Harvell Love Member Willie Frank Sims Donor Timothy Herman Lucas Jacqueline S. Baker Ann M. Viano Lawrence K. Anthony Marianne Christin Luther Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin ’61, Carl J. Wack, IV ’01 Johnny R. Austin Travis A. Lux ’12 P’89, P’93 Douglas Walker Eddie F. Avant Bernadette McNary-Zak Suzanne L. Bonefas J. Kyle Webb ’91 K. Lynn Barnett Andrew A. Michta J. Barron Boyd, Jr. ’71* Libby Wyrick Wyatt Martha J. Becker Karen D. Mogonye J. Knight Champion, III ’86 Teresa Beckham Gramm Nikki Moore Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill P’77, P’79, Loyalty Club Reida Benson Dhammika S. J. Muesse P’90 Larry Ahokas Joel H. Berger ’11 Mark W. Muesse James H. Daughdrill, Jr. P’77, P’79, Geoffrey Bakewell Gordon Bigelow Thomas F. NeSmith P’90 John R. Blaisdell Rashad Eric Bonner Tina L. NeSmith James Baldwin Duncan, III Carole Choate Blankenship ’85 Marshall Boswell Michelle L. Parks Holly Elizabeth Edwards ’11 Dorothy C. Brownyard P’02 Jennifer Brady Bobby E. Parson Brian E. Foshee P’16 Anne S. Caldwell ’51 Kimberly Brien Larryn Peterson Sue Dunn Hall ’69, P’92, P’02 Jackie Carney* Linda B. Burks Margaret Harris Plunket John S. Olsen P’00 Jeffrey Michael Cleanthes Mauricio Lujan Cafi ero Marcus D. Pohlmann Michael A. Palazzolo ’86* Dawn Clement Cornies Stephen J. Ceccoli Jane Carol Ramsey ’67 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 D. Lynn Conlee Dionne Renee Chalmers Allen C. Reed ’12 Nichole Elizabeth Soule’ ’93* Daniel E. Cullen P’11 David W. Clark Betsy Williams Sanders Megan Andrews Starling ’02 Caley Artis Foreman, III P’09 Kevin John Collier ’91 Sherry Ann Sasson ’08 J. Carey Thompson Katie Elaine Frink ’08* Gayle A. Davis Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. ’10 John E. Gorgia Caitlin M. Dempsey ’12 Robert John Seals Dean’s Society Sarah R. Hatgas Pamela M. Detrie Christopher Wayne Seaton Kerry A. Connors* P. Eric Henager ’89 Debra A. Douglas Robert L. Shankman ’80 Richard F. Huddleston ’84 Marci A. Hendrix ’07 Eddie J. Douglas Debra Hewitt Smith P’12 Terry W. Hill Robert Dove Linda Faye Smith Cloister Society Tierney T. Jackson ’10* Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith ’09 Audrey L. Smith-Kinsler DeAnna Smith Adams ’01 Daniel D. Jacobs Brenda Armstrong Eckles P’00 Gail Corrington Streete Ashley Bloodworth Bianchi* Angelo C. Johnson Chidimma M. Emelue ’12 John L. Streete ’60, P’84, P’93 Carol Casey* Kathleen Laakso Patricia Sue Fetters Bama Mae Strickland P’09 Matthew V. Dean James C. Lanier Jana D. Files ’78 Janice Gardner Tankersley Tiffany M. Ford ’95* Darlene Margaret Loprete Rebecca S. Finlayson Walter B. Tennyson John C. Kaltner Michelle Marie Mattson P’15 Leland Fitts Sandra George Tracy Michael P. Leslie Barbara H. Maxey Wayne B. Flake Edward A. Trouy Lauren Blalock Sefton ’03 Annie N. McAuley Jennifer Leigh Flowers Thach H. Truong ’10 Brian W. Shaffer Marshall E. McMahon Dee Garceau-Hagen Brandon B. Valentine ’10 Robert J. Strandburg Michael C. Nelson P’05 Jesse J. Garner James M. Vest Amanda Grebe Tamburrino ’98* Scott Newstok Linda Carol Gibson P’13 Alma M. Warren Janet Ewing Panter Jeff R. Goode Benjamin B. Wescott Tower Society Stacy S. Pennington ’94 Eric I. Gottlieb Catherine Sisk Wilkinson ’03 Tracy Leigh Adkisson ’95 John M. Planchon P’98, P’02 Ross H. Graham Destin M. Williams Thomas S. Bremer Jimmie Price Marshall K. Gramm Jessica Denby Wilson ’08

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 21 Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations and churches that contributed to the college this year. Associates Mischer Investments, L.P. The Felix & Elizabeth Rohatyn ITW Foundation^ $20,000 and Up Morgan Stanley Foundation Jewish Chautauqua Society American Snuff Company, LLC Renaissance Charitable Foundation, The Keith N. Browning Family Jewish Historical Society of Memphis Bellingrath-Morse Foundation Inc. Foundation and the Mid-South Community Foundation of Greater RNC Capital Management, LLC The Medtronic Foundation^ Just Simply... Cuisine Memphis Robert W. Wheeler, CPA, Inc.* The National Christian Foundation Kean Miller, LLP ExxonMobil Foundation*^ Schadt Foundation, Inc. The Rose & Walter Montgomery Lewisville High School Cross Country FedEx Corporation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving* Foundation Track Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Coca-Cola Foundation^ The Rose Foundation Living Water Christian Bookstore Hope Christian Community The New York Community Trust We All Hear Voices, LLC Macy’s Foundation^ Foundation* The Riley Family Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation^ Malco Theatres, Inc. J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation The Roberts Bros. Foundation William Trimble Green Charitable Medtronic Corporation^ Jay Whipple Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Trust Memphis Runners Track Club Jet Propulsion Laboratory Program Merck^ Kathryn Brown Butler Family Donors MetLife Foundation^ Foundation Sponsors Up to $1,000 Microsoft Corporation^ Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, $1,000 - $2,499 A. O. Smith Foundation, Inc.^ Mike Rowland Realtors Inc. A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation AIG^ Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts McGehee Family Foundation Aimee Favrot Bell Family Fund Acxiom Corporation Program^ SEI Giving Fund Alcorp Marketing, Inc. Albemarle Corporation^ Napa Café SunTrust Bank Alpaugh Supply, LLC Alec Farmer Farms, LLC National Christian Foundation The CBJR Foundation* Ameren Corporation*^ Amgen Foundation Matching Gift Kentucky The Crain Foundation Ann C. & C. Hamilton Sloan Program^ National Economy Plumbers, Inc. The Day Foundation Foundation Arkansas Best Corporation^ Nationwide Insurance Enterprise The Glassell Family Foundation Arkansas Community Foundation Arlington Partners Charitable Foundation^ The James T. and Valeria B. Robertson AT&T Foundation*^ Foundation, Inc. NCH Corporation Foundation AT&T^ AutoZone, Inc.^ Oklahoma City Community The Kemmons Wilson Family Boeing Company*^ AXA Financial^ Foundation Foundation Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC BP One Stop Oracle Corporation^ The Sarah M. Seay and Charles E. Community Foundation of Louisville Ball Corporation^ P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust Seay Trust Community Foundation of Middle Bank of America^ PACCAR Foundation^ The Thomas W. Smith Foundation Tennessee BNY Mellon Community Partnership PG&E Corporation Foundation^ Thomas J. Watson Foundation Community Foundation of the Ozarks Employee Funds Philips Electronics North America Thomas M. Garrott Charitable Feather Foundation, Inc. Brandon Financial Planning, Inc. Corporation^ Foundation Goldman Sachs & Company^ Brayton Foundation Presbyterian Church USA Foundation Thomas W. Briggs Foundation Great Oaks Foundation Carolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Procter & Gamble Fund^ William Randolph Hearst Foundation Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Family Foundation Regions Bank^ Wright-Bentley Foundation Company Central Arkansas Water Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^ Three Anonymous Donors Investors Trust Company Charles Schwab Foundation Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC JWC Freespirit, LLC ChevronTexaco^ Richard Stodder Charitable Fellows Lacy Armour Trusts Chism Hardy Enterprises, LLC Foundation $10,000 - $19,999 Mallory Alexander International City of Germantown Ritter Law Firm, LLC David B. Kriser Foundation, Inc. Logistics CLM Business Etiquette Consulting Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum Everett L. Amis Foundation Mankin Family Trust Community Foundation of Greater Family Foundation Foundation for The Carolinas Mathis Pfohl Foundation Chattanooga, Inc. Robinson’s Revocable Trust Greater New Orleans Foundation Mintz and Mintz Realty, LLC Community Foundation of South Rosewood Foundation^ Placer Community Foundation Mulkey Development & Investment Alabama Sabre Holdings^ Research Corporation for Science Corporation Cornett and Klingbeil Trust SAIC Science Applications Advancement Murrer Brothers, LLC Dacus Family Trust International Company^ The Boone Foundation, Inc. Network for Good Delta Air Lines Foundation^ Scharf Land Development Company The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation* Novelis Corporation^ Delta Air Lines^ Something Elegant Catering One Anonymous Donor Parrish CLAT Drs. Gates & Gates Veterinarians Southeastern Asset Management, Inc.^ Pasadena Community Foundation* Estate of Mary Sue Bell Spring Brook Ranch, LLC Patrons PDS Group Fairbanks Sports Medicine and State Farm Companies Foundation^ $2,500 - $9,999 Pfi zer Foundation^ Orthopedic Center SunTrust Bank Matching Gifts^ Associated Colleges of the South, Inc. P fi z e r , I n c . ^ G & G Risk Management Consultants, The Allyson Hodge Foundation Association of American Colleges & Press On Foundation Inc. The Claude Bennett Family Universities Raymond and Patricia Riddle Garton & Associates Financial Foundation, Inc. Bank of America Foundation^ Foundation Advisors, LLC The Community Foundation of CBIZ MHM Thompson Dunavant RF Humphreys Family Foundation GE Foundation^ Western North Carolina, Inc. Charlaine Harris, Inc. Robert E. Mallory Trust Goodrum Construction, LLC The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation^ Community Foundation for Greater Shell Oil Company Foundation*^ Google Matching Gifts Program^ The Moses Foundation Atlanta, Inc. Spinks Investments, Inc. Greater Everett Community The Robert Wood Johnson Deloitte & Touche Foundation^ T. Frank Jackson, PLLC* Foundation Foundation^ Energy XXI Matching Gifts Program*^ T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Harriet W. & Edward P. Ellis The Scholarship Foundation^ Henry Luce Foundation*^ Giving Charitable Trust Tollison Enterprises Jackson Lewis, LLP Texas Instruments Foundation^ Henderson Shapiro Peck Tomkins Corporation Foundation^ Jewish Foundation of Memphis The Clayton Family Foundation Huron Consulting Group^ Travelers Community Connections^ Michael T. Lewis & Pauline S. Lewis The Community Foundation Serving IBM International Foundation^ Triangle Community Foundation Foundation Richmond and Central Virginia Internet Solutions UBS^

22 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 United Way of Rhode Island West Baton Rouge Presbyterian * Gifts refl ecting an increase to a high- Unum Corporation^ Church er range ^Companies that matched Valentine Accounting and Whitten Farms gifts of their employees to Rhodes Bookkeeping Xerox Foundation^ Verizon Wireless^ Yancey Bros. Co.^ W.W. Grainger, Inc.^ One Anonymous Donor Wells Fargo^

The Margaret Hyde Council The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women’s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Susan Logan Huffman ’83, Chair Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77, Vice-Chair for Scholarships

Margaret Hyde Council Life Margaret Hyde Council Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ’77 Margaret B. McKee ’54 Member Endowed Margaret Hyde Council Patron Ann Vines Roberts ’60 Endowment gifts of $100,000 or Endowment gifts of $25,000 - Annual gifts of $500 - $999 Claire Revels Shapiro more $99,999 D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Mertie Willigar Buckman^ D. Lorraine Barlett ’80 Linda Kay Yates ’69 Margaret Hyde Council Dorothy Orgill Kirsch P’77 Ethel Ashton Harrell ’54 Friend Mary Jack Rich McCord ’51 Margaret Hyde Council Annual gifts up to $250 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Margaret Hyde Council Member Diana Marie Comes ’08 Katherine Hinds Smythe ’53 Mentor Annual gifts of $250 - $499 One Anonymous Donor Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Sara Stainback Cortes ’98 Susan Logan Huffman ’83 Katherine Harriett James ’64

The Joe Neville Society The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the emergency needs of minority students when the need exceeds the student’s current fi nancial aid package. Robert Dove Carolyn Renzulli Jaslow Sonia Audrey Nkashama ’07 ^In Memoriam D’Andrea Sylva Franklin Joshua J. Jefferies ’07 Melody Hokanson Richey M. Jerome Franklin ’89 Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Warren A. Richey Alan P. Jaslow Tamara Lenee Martin ’03

Scholarships and Restricted Funds The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year. ALSAC Summer Plus Fellowships Brown Scholarship Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 International Harold and Carol Taylor Physics Alternative Spring Break Mission Trip C.A. and Louise Branyan Fellowship Study Fellowship Research Fund Fund Carolyn McAfee Annual Fine Arts Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship The Rev. Robin R. and Daniel B. Anna and Jack D. Farris Scholarship Fellowship Environmental Studies Hatzenbuehler Summer Ministry Anna Marie Clark ’12 Fellowship Catherine Burrow Refectory Renovation Field Hockey Fellowship for Social Justice Artifi cial Turf for Fargason Field Charles and Helen Branyan Fellowship Field Hockey Field Renovation Herb Smith Endowment Assisi Foundation Fellowships Charles E. Diehl Memorial Scholarship Football Hurst British Studies Scholarship Athletic Booster Club Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Football Special Project Fund Ida LeBlanc ’Lee’ Smith Foreign Studies Baseball Grant Frances C. Pillow Scholarship Award Baseball Field Renovation Charles M. Simmons ’09 Fellowship Frank H. Heiss Scholarship Jack H. Taylor Scholarship Basketball (Men) Chick and Andi Hill Service Fellowship Fred R. Graves Scholarship James A. Thomas III ’62 Service Basketball (Men) Special Project Fund Crossroads to Freedom Fund Political Economy Scholarship Basketball (Women) Dr. Robert Irl and Anne Riley Bourne General Emergency Assistance Fund James Lientz Service Scholarship Belize Service-Learning Abroad Scholarship General Endowed Scholarship Fund James T. & Valeria B. Robertson Chair Experience Economics Special Fund General Endowment in Biological Science Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship Elizabeth ’04 and Sarah ’07 Townsend Gerber/Taylor Fellowship Jane and J. L. Jerden Service Scholarship Boyle Fund for the Study of Liberal Family Scholarship Golf (Men) Jim and Virginia McGehee Scholarship Democracy Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship Golf (Women) for Study Abroad

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 23 Scholarships and Restricted Funds continued from page 23 John C. Hugon International Study Margaret Hyde Council Leadership Project for the Study of Liberal Swimming Fellowship Scholarship Democracy Tennis John H. McMinn Scholarship Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad Ralph C. Hon Scholarship The Campaign for Rhodes Kathryn Brown Butler Emergency Scholarships for Women Rhodes Singers Fund Theodore William Eckels International Assistance Fund Marshall P. Jones Scholarship Rhodes Summer Fellows Business Internships Kinney Program Mary Orme Amis Scholarships for Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund Thomas J. Watson Foundation Lacrosse Women Rocky Mountain Field Ecology Fellowships Lainoff Faculty Travel Fund Maxwell Family Scholarship Fellowship Thomas J. White, Jr. ’39 Scholarship Leon T. Banakas ’53 Scholarship McCoy Theatre Fund Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology Thompson Dunavant PLC Accounting Linda Williams Rhea Scholarship Morelle Legg International Internship Award Award Louise and John Bryan CODA for Women Service Scholarship Track and Cross Country Fellowship Murfree Service Scholarship Shelby Foote Collection Urban Education Steering Committee Lydick Endowment Fund Nancy Hill Fulmer ’51 Presidential Soccer (Men) Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of Mahoney Family Student Emergency Suite Soccer (Women) Muslim-Christian Relations Assistance Fund Palmer Hall Renovation Soccer (Women) - International Travel Volleyball Margaret Hyde Council Emergency Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in Softball William ’51 & Helen ’51 McClure Assistance Scholarships Anthropology & Sociology Spence L. Wilson Faculty International Study Abroad Fellowship Margaret Hyde Council General Plough Transforming Memphis Travel Fund William C. “Razz” Rasberry ’30 Scholarship Fund Neighborhoods/Rhodes Grant St. Jude Summer Plus Undergraduate Scholarship Political Economy Research Memorials and Honoraria The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year. In memoriam Herbert Thomas Brooks, Jr. – Alice Claire Markham Collins ’81 – Kevin Kindle “Bud” Davis – Thomas Dan Anderson – Jan and James G. Cartwright Allen ’72 E. Collins ’81 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Ramsey ’76 James T. Brown – Mel and Bud Dan Conniff – Joseph J. Nash ’81 W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. – Libby and Dean Ray Allen ’44 – Frank C. Baker, Richey Bob Cooper – The Family of Polly Jim Daughdrill P’77, P’79, P’90 Jr. ’85 William Francis Bruce ’11 – Louise and Bob Cooper Clarence Day ’52 – Lola H. and Dr. Robert L. Amy P’69 – Frank C. and Michael Bruce P’11, John H. Polly Cohen Cooper ’38 – The Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Baker, Jr. ’85 Rone ’71 Family of Polly and Bob Cooper Richard B. Dixon ’50 – Frances Ellen Anderson – Patricia Mildred Ralph Bullington – Thomas Francis F. A. Coyle, Jr ’62 – Linda Davis ’65 Crouch Perkins ’51, GP’07, GP’10, Neal ’78 Jackson, III ’62 and James G. Couch ’65, Marcia GP’12 Dr. William W. Aycock, Jr. – Sharon Tara Burkhart – Lola H. and Robert Austin and Robert L. Echols ’62, Tom Donahue – John H. Rone ’71 and William V. Davidson ’62, P’94 R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02, Martha I. P’95, Lyndal Grieb, Glenn T. Hays Benjamin Doyle – Frances Griswold Edgar Hull Bailey – Lucille Hamer Pedersen ’70 ’70, Jennifer and W. Louis Johnson, ’66 and Willard Doyle ’66 Amis ’48, Ginger and Rhett Adrieene McMillan Burns ’88 – III ’61, P’02, Mary Lou Quinn ’64 Johnnie Doyle – Frances Griswold ’66 Armistead, Penelope Bailey, Anne Elizabeth Conway Crawford ’87 and Challace Joe McMillin ’64, and Willard Doyle ’66 Goodwin ’48 and Len Bullock, Griffi th C. Burr, Jr. – Thomas Francis National Economy Plumbers, Inc., Joe Andrews Dycus ’65, P’97 – Carol Deborah Legg ’80 and Robert Jackson, III ’62 Ann I. Palmer, Grady F. Tollison, Pickens ’66 and Thomas J. White, Craddock, Jr., P’12, Libby and Dr. Rosanna Capellato – Carol Casey, Jr.’62, P’86, Frank D. Weathersby III ’62, P’94 Jim Daughdrill P’77, P’79, P’90, Patrizia Cerreoni, Dorothy A. Cox, ’62 Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner ’57, Robert E. Loeb, Martha Ellen Laren and Brian E. Foshee P’16, William S. Craddock ’40, P’68 – P’87 – Avery and William B. Davidson Maxwell ’51, Beth Gail Murray and Joseph Hawes, Libby and Jim Daughdrill P’77, Albritton ’86, Janis and Allen LeMaster Simpson ’58, Sharon Evalie and Terry Hill, Kendra G. P’79, P’90 Boyd, Jennifer Fey ’68 and Oscar and Kelly Truitt, Two Anonymous Hotz, Carolyn and Alan Jaslow, Emily Scarbrough Crandall ’70 – Edmonds, Blair D. Erb, Sr., Sara Donors Kathleen Laakso, Terri England Patricia A. Lane ’72 A. Frey, Leigh Taylor Hughes ’91, Marcia Swett Baker ’71 – Patricia A. and Gary Lindquester, Darlene Charles M. Crump ’34, GP’10 – Peggy and Bill Carrington Jones, Lane ’72 Loprete, Sara Beatrice Rolando Lauralei L. Seiferd Ellen Klyce, Shirley and Michael Kara Nicole Bayless ’04 – Megan Martinelli, Elda Mazzaro, Marina Diana Wallace Crump ’41, GP’10 – Lupfer ’59, Mr. and Mrs. E. Walker Pollock ’04 and Jonathan D. Pacini and David McCarthy, Catia Lauralei L. Seiferd Mulherin, Ronald R. Perel, Beverly Hulgan ’03, Kathryn Renee Pigg Michenzi, Patricia Mildred Neal Papatya Curtis – Diane M. Clark ’62 Smith ’58 and Rip Pugh, Mel and ’04, Jamie Hulett Zuccaro ’04 ’78, Mel and Bud Richey, Nicholas Mary Anderson Davis ’80 – W. Bud Richey, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon William R. Bell ’49 – Jane King C. Stutsman ’07, Sybil and Donald Edward Wilson, III Robertson, Jr. ’57, John H. Rone Watson ’49 Tucker P’80, P’84, GP’13, GP’16, Ella Ruth Davis P’67 – Alissa ’71, Ann Rollow Russ ’52, James. Jack M. Beard – Thomas Francis Nancy and James Vest, Marsha Schneider Berg, Milton P. Brown, F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, Kathryn Jackson, III ’62 Walton and Christopher Wetzel Jr., Central Arkansas Water, Betsy Whitsitt ’57 and Ray Tanner ’54, Howard Grady Bernard – Thomas Virginia Kelsey Carrington – and Richard Davies, Maryann and Mary Beth and Jim Van Cleve, Francis Jackson, III ’62 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Jack East, III, Jane P. Glass, Betty Suzanne McCarroll Warner ’57, Laura Binger – Margaret Boisen ’50 Ross B. Clark, II – Thomas Francis P. Godbehere, Liza and Hank Grace Morris Williamson ’57 and Jere B. Nash, Jr. ’50, Joseph J. Jackson, III ’62 Godwin, Canon Thomas ’67 and Clara Ann Marmann Episcopo ’57 – Nash ’81 Susan M. Clark ’74 – Lee Seabrook Clay Hall, Thomas Francis Jackson, Joanna Kindig McKnight ’57 John Canada Bowen, III – Thomas ’73 and Joe Duncan ’63, Patricia A. III ’62, Vicky Robertson, Billie Jack D. Farris – L. Lee Wilson ’74 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Lane ’72 and Skip Rutherford, Rebecca V. Sarah Elizabeth Farris – Julie W. Myra Cowan Brabson ’66 – Joanna Charles P. Cobb ’44, P’73, P’75, Saulters, Ellen Schneider, Cheryl Sprunt Coss ’66 and Dennis Higdon P’76, P’78, GP’06, GP’12 – Lola H. Wade, Dixie Wilson, Bill Walter E. Foshee – Mel and Bud Claude Braganza – Dr. Salil P. Parikh H. and Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, Yarbrough Richey ’89 P’02

24 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Richard D. Gilliom ’56, P’69 – Wallace H. Mayton, Jr. ’40, P’70, Doris Sewell – Thomas Francis Thomas J. White, III ’62, P’94, Andrea Gilliom Anderson ’82 P’72 – Lindsay Abbot ’72 and Jackson, III ’62 Barbara and G. Kenneth Williams, Earl Ginyard – Thomas Francis Wallace H. Mayton, III ’70 Dr. Norman D. Shapiro ’38, P’80 Martha and Frank Witherspoon Jackson, III ’62 June McCartney – Joseph J. Nash ’81 – Connie and Dunbar Abston, Jack H. Taylor, Jr. ’68 – Sara Sparr Douglas S. Goodman ’69 – Elaine Joseph A. McGehee ’43 - Coline T. Jr., P’86 Suzanne and Walter Taylor ’46, P’68, P’71, P’74 VanAuken ’72 and John Timothy McGehee Allen, Joseph W. Baker, Marion William H. Todd – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, P’08 Robert N. McKinnon – Thomas and Dale Bolton, Brannan and Earline Troutt – Carol Casey, Laila William Anthony Grehan – Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 James R. Galyean, III, Brenda and Adams ’71 and Richard Eckels Francis Jackson, III ’62 Kathleen McClain ’74 – Ingrid Ortiz Marshall Gordon, Leslie T. Hanna ’70, Robin Ritter ’71 and Dan Sally Grinspan P’73 – Betty and Chilton ’75, Anna Gallaher Farris ’68, Jewish Historical Society of Hatzenbuehler ’71, Cristina and Marshall McMahon Wallace McMillan ’85 – P. Livingston Memphis and the Mid-South, Andrew Michta, John R. Pharis ’67, Earl Griswold – Frances Griswold ’66 Brien ’85 Betty and Thomas Reinberger, Beth LeMaster Simpson ’58, Nancy and Willard Doyle ’66 Rob McRae ’82 – Kevin E. Collins ’81 Diane Santiago, Henderson Shapiro and James Vest Hannah Griswold – Frances Griswold Dr. Walter John Millard, Sr. ’20, Peck, Sally and Max Shelton, Samuel E. Watson ’49 – Jane King ’66 and Willard Doyle ’66 P’49, P’51 – Jerald M. Duncan ’61 Margaret and Owen Tabor, Elisha Watson ’49 Letitia Montgomery Haygood ’39 Martha Frances Fowler Moore – Vego, Ira Weinstein, Elizabeth Todd C. Weems’84 – Ann Barr – Susan and Richard B. Crook, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 West Whittaker Weems ’56, P’84 Jr., Cynthia Dunavant, Nancy Dr. Moore Moore, Jr. ’29 – Houston Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ’38 – Shannon J. Williams ’80 – Valerie Haygood Ganier ’38, Thomas Niller Moore ’29 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02, Ann Loebs ’80 and Randall Jahren Francis Jackson, III ’62, Mr. and Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ’51 – Mary James E. McGehee, Jr. Deborah Williamson Witt ’77 – Mrs. Allen Morgan, Jr., Marion Ann Morriss Ken Shea – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Anne Riley ’54 and Robert I. Birge Morgan ’69, Carol Snowden William Samuel Nowlin ’93 – Anne James Sims’73 – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Bourne, Jr. ’54, P’80, P’81 Morris ’68, P’95, Jimmye Pidgeon S. ’73 and Lawrence K. Anthony, Dr. Herbert W. Smith – Lola H. and Rob Tate Wolcott ’93 – Chip Brian Dr. Clarence “Scooter” Herrington, Tracy V. Patterson ’85, Nancy and Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 ’94 and Michael Horberg III ’93 – Meg Thomas and Scott James Vest Ida LeBlanc “Lee” Smith ’05 – Tracy Wolford ’87 – Nancy K. Crosby Curtis W. Parham – Thomas Francis Cynthia Pfohl Erensen ’05 DiPaolo ’87 Jesse Glenn Hughes ’13 – Carol Jackson, III ’62 Rebie Perry Gooch Spicer – Thomas Casey, D’Juana and Mark Garrison P. Thomas Parrish ’79 – Kevin E. Francis Jackson, III ’62 In honor of John C. Hugon ’77, P’09 – Lola H. Collins ’81 Dr. Henry Cooper Standard, III ’81 Morgan Josephine Amber ’13 – and Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 Jane McAtee Patterson ’50 – Dr. – Kevin E. Collins ’81 Cynthia and Gilbert Amber P’13 Thomas Francis Jackson, Jr. – Julie William J. Wade ’49 William Andrew Stewart ’59 – Dr. Christopher Baldwin – Marla and W. Sprunt Dr. Robert G. Patterson – Lola H. Margaret Stewart ’60 and Claude Erich Mounce P’15 Reba Jernigan – Thomas Francis and Robert R. Llewellyn P’99, P’02 A. McMillion ’59, P’88 Charlotte Battestin ’13 – Marjorie Jackson, III ’62 Gene Pearigen – Amanda and Hal Molly Stock – Joseph J. Nash ’81 and Ferdinand Levy Jessie L. Jilg – Nancy and James Vest Wellford Phoebe Strange – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Dr. Ben Bolch – Kyle A. Marks ’92 Elizabeth Price Johnson ’54 – Anne Clinton R. Pearson GP’67 – Lee James M. Strickland P’09 – Jennifer Robert L. Booth, Jr. ’58 – John H. Riley ’54 and Robert I. Bourne, Jr. Seabrook ’73 and Joe Duncan ’63, Brady Quinn, Jr. ’58 ’54, P’80, P’81 A. Michael Palazola Dr. Brian F. Sudderth ’77 – Marynell Julie Marie Borden ’13 – Marsha and Grant Johnston ’82 – P. Livingston Celia F. Halford Pharis P’67, P’70 Branch ’77, Peter B. Nichols ’78, Phillip Borden P’13 Brien ’85 – Carole Choate Blankenship Amelie Christian ’77 and J. John Dr. and Mrs. John Canada Bowen, W. Thomas Jolly ’52 – Lady Ray ’79 ’85, Shirley Brandon, Katherine Weems, Jr. ’77, P’12, P’15 III – Thomas Francis Jackson, III and Ray Romano P’16 Tullis Ledbetter ’70, Lynne Wall Brad Taggart – Joseph J. Nash ’81 ’62 Marshall Jones ’59 – Helen and Fred McCallum, John R. Pharis ’67, Dr. Jack H. Taylor ’44, P’68, P’71, William “Chip” Brian ’94 – Joanna Norman Nancy and James Vest P’74 – Julia Welford Allen ’47, Coss ’66 and Dennis Higdon Chuck Jordan – Joseph J. Nash ’81 James A. Pharis P’67, P’70 – Sue P’76, GP’16, Anne Sayle ’47 Susan Brown – The Sarah M. Seay Dr. Roy Kulp, Jr. – Laila Adams ’71 Ellen Watson ’70 and Lawrence Anthony, Elaine and Charles E. Seay Trust and Richard Eckels ’70 Margaret Jones Pingree ’55 – Anne VanAuken ’72 and John Timothy Charles R. Chandler – Thomas Billy W. Landers ’61 – Marcia Austin Riley ’54 and Robert I. Bourne, Jr. Atkinson ’70, P’97, P’00, P’08, Francis Jackson, III ’62 and Robert L. Echols ’62, P’95, ’54, P’80, P’81 R. Todd Bobo ’91, Cindy and G. T. Chandler – Thomas Francis Glenn T. Hays ’70, Jennifer and W. Arnold H. Pittman ’67, P’07 – J. Allen Boone, Jr. ’71, P’00, Jackson, III ’62 Louis Johnson, III ’61, P’02, Mary Marilynn and David Eblen P’14, Rebecca Pixler Boone ’73, P’00, Diane McCullough Clark ’62 – Lou Quinn ’62 and Challace Joe Meghan N. Federico, Joanna Coss Brandon Financial Planning, Inc., Kathryn Woodson ’85 and Thomas McMillin ’62, Grady F. Tollison, ’66 and Dennis Higdon, Marcia Helen Deupree ’51 and E. Denby H. Barr P’15 Jr.’62, P’86 and John Planchon P’98, P’02, Brandon, Jr. ’50, GP’06, GP’08, Michael T. Clary ’77 – Linnea and Mary Knox Lanier – Anne Sayle ’47 William O. Shults ’71, Elizabeth Milton P. Brown, Jr., Diane M. William B. Israel ’77 and Lawrence Anthony West Whittaker Clark ’62, Laila Adams ’71 and Nancy Ellis Clary – Linnea and Richard Louis Lightman – Thomas Holden Potter – Thomas Francis Richard Eckels ’70, Dr. and Mrs. William B. Israel ’77 Francis Jackson, III ’62 Jackson, III ’62 D. Hugh Frazer, John S. Gaines Coach William J. Cochran – Laurie Maurine Lipnick – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Dr. Peter J. Quinn – Leslie Hanna P’90, Laura Rowe Greer, Jane W. and Van Frankel P’09 Elizabeth Carter Lipscomb ’54 – ’68, Thomas Francis Jackson, III Hobson, Lynn Jaseph Jones ’59, W. J. Michael Cody ’58 – John H. Robert J. Lipscomb ’54 ’62 P’85, Barbara Bell Lawrence ’62, Quinn, Jr. ’58 Rev. Michael C. Macey ’61 – Olivia Hardy Rond – Thomas Francis Lola H. and Robert R. Llewellyn Robert Townsend Cole ’00 – Margaret Stewart ’60 and Claude Jackson, III ’62 P’99, P’02, Betty and Marshall Madhavi Beheruz Sethna A. McMillion ’59, P’88 William Maxwell Rose ’10 – Debbi McMahon, Mary Jo and Tom Emily Crain Collins ’13 – Catherine Cynthia Marshall – Jennifer Brady and Michael D. Rose Miller, Patricia Mildred Neal ’78, and Michael Collins P’13 Dr. Donald S. Mattson – Han Li and Jessie Lucille McElroy Ross – Elaine James L. Porter ’78, Pat and Allan A. Victor Coonin - Lynn Jaseph Jones Steve Ceccoli B. Beeler P’99 Robinson P’75, David K. Rowe, ’59, P’85, Mrs. Marlys F. Mattson – Han Li and J.D. Rushing – Joseph J. Nash ’81 Gail Corrington and Jack L. Streete Brenda and J. Lester Crain, Jr ’51 – Steve Ceccoli Mary Clayton Saunders – Thomas ’60, P’84, P’93, Janet Graf and S. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Ann Eckert Mayton P’70, P’72 – Francis Jackson, III ’62 Shepherd Tate ’39, Virginia and David P. Crowe ’73 – Patricia A. Lindsay Abbot ’72 and Wallace H. Sidney D. Selvidge ’65 – Anne Sayle John Taylor ’74, Sara Sparr Taylor Lane ’72 Mayton, III ’70 ’73 and Lawrence Anthony, Anna ’46, P’68, P’71, P’74, Nancy and Harrison B. Daniel ’13 – Sharon and Gallaher Farris James Vest, Carol Pickens ’66 and Ted Daniel P’13

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 25 Memorials and Honoraria continued from page 25 Leslie Davidson – Thomas Francis Dr. R. Riley Jones ’69 – Kathryn Celia F. Halford Pharis – Sue Ellen Kevin W. Starnes ’13 – Cynthia Jackson, III ’62 Hollingsworth Kulp Watson ’70 Starnes P’13 Sharon Davidson P’94 – Lyn Melvin Diana Whittemore Jones ’70 – Dr. John R. Pharis ’67 – Sue Ellen Frederic “Fritz” Stauffer P’71, P’74, King ’62 Kathryn Hollingsworth Kulp Watson ’70 P’77– Andrea Stauffer William V. Davidson ’62, P’94 – Lyn Susanna Leigh Kirby ’13 – Susan and Dr. John M. Planchon P’98, P’02 – J. Katherine Stewart ’13 – Alice and Melvin King ’62 Charles Kirby P’13 Kyle A. Marks ’92 Timothy Stewart P’13 David B. Dorris ’13 – Lindsay and Michael P. Leslie – Lynn Jaseph Jones Dr. Kristin A. Pruitt ’67 – Larrie Del Rachel Anne Strug ’13 – Susan and William Dorris P’13, P’15 ’59, P’97, P’00, P’08, Daniel ’66 and Joseph G. Martin, Christopher Strug P’13 Richard W. Dortch ’58 – John H. Hugh Madison ’13 – Stephanie and Jr. Camilla Noel Taufi c ’13 – Caroline Quinn, Jr. ’58 Douglas Madison P’13 Jordan B. Redmon ’13 – Melissa and William Taufi c P’13 Jim Duncan – The Family of Polly Justin M. Malone ’13 – Elizabeth and Jordan ’82 and Marshall M. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. – Edward G. and Bob Cooper John Malone P’13 Redmon ’84, P’13 Moore Joseph M. Duncan ’63 – David D. Holmes Baker Marchman ’81 – Preston A. Reeder ’13 – Dorothy G. Ryan C. Thames ’06 – Gail and Paul Watts ’63 Kevin E. Collins ’81 Reeder P’13, P’16 Thames P’06 Erroll Eckford, III ’81 – Kevin E. Coach Freeman C. Marr – Tracy, Maria N. Ricci ’13 – Florence and Martha L. Thomas – Edward de Collins ’81 Maddie, Andie and Bryn Wood Peter Ricci P’13 Villafranca ’83 Mack Finley P’99, P’01 – Jaclyn Bagwell ’81, Dr. Molly McLemore Warren A. Richey – Robert M. Staci Thomas ’08 – Diane and Kurt Moyer and Tillman Finley ’99 ’80 and J. Alan Rheney Johnson, Jr. Thomas P’08 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Frankel – Robert Madison Keller Marullo ’13 – Wade Roberts – Elaine B. Beeler P’99 James O. Thompson, Jr. ’13 – Lynn K. Bennett ’52 Kimberly M. Marullo P’13 Vicki York Roberts – Elaine B. Beeler and James Thompson P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bell Gibson – Ryan G. Master ’03 – Jonathan P’99 Sandra G. Tracy and the team at Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Maynard Large ’03 James D. Robinson, Jr. – Thomas Career Services – Jennifer L. Elizabeth Hubbard Gill ’71, P’02 – Stephanie Cuellar Master ’03 – Francis Jackson, III ’62 Andrews ’06 John H. Rone ’71 Jonathan Maynard Large ’03 Arthur W. Rollins, Sr. ’81, P’13 – Francesca C. Tronchin – Lynn Jaseph Jane Campbell Gober ’69 – Kathryn David P. McCarthy – Lynn Jaseph Kevin E. Collins ’81 Jones ’59, P’85 Hollingsworth Kulp Jones ’59, P’85 John H. Rone ’71 – Martha Ann Dr. William E. Troutt – Robert M. Mackie H. Gober ’68 – Kathryn Katherine Colleen McCoid ’13 – Norton ’78, Sherri Hurdle Wright Johnson, Jr. Hollingsworth Kulp Pam and James McCoid P’13 ’75 Sue Ellen Watson ’70 – John R. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delmas Gooch, Cole T. McIsaac ’13 – Patti and Cynthia Laine Royer ’07 – Nicholas Pharis ’67 Jr. – Thomas Francis Jackson, III Matthew McIsaac P’13, P’16 C. Stutsman ’07 Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ’88 – ’62 Kathleen Hudson McKenna – Julia Elizabeth Scales ’13 – Deborah Robert M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delmas Gooch, Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 and Floyd Scales P’13 B. Alexander Wilkerson ’13 – Sue III – Thomas Francis Jackson, III Mr. and Mrs. George Hite McLean, Daniel P. Scharmer ’13 – Paul D. Ellen and Danny Wilkerson P’13 ’62 Jr – Thomas Francis Jackson, III Scharmer P’13 Jennifer Peebles Wilson ’01 – Marian J. Matthew Grisham ’13 – Teresa and ’62 Coach Robert Shankman ’80 – E. Craft GP’01, Deanne and Ron Gerald Grisham P’13 Mary Jo Miller – Edward de Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ’97 Peebles P’01 Coach Dan Gritti – Dr. William E. Villafranca ’83 Martha Hunter Shepard ’66, P’97 – Rebecca Wilson – Barbara Holden and Carol Pearson Troutt William G. Mischke ’13 – Lisa Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’60, P’86 Spence L. Wilson – Barbara Holden, Coach Sarah Hatgas – Mary Ann Gilchrist ’81 and Philip E. Mischke William M. Short ’71 – Martha Ann Kemmons Wilson Family Fesmire ’86 and Peter Emanuel ’88 ’79, P’13 Norton ’78, Sherri Hurdle Wright Foundation, William S. Solmson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Key Glenn Munson – Elizabeth Crowder ’75 David J. Wottle – Memphis Runners Hehmeyer – Thomas Francis Velazquez ’70 Dr. David H. Sick – Mackenzie Zalin Track Club Jackson, III ’62 William G. Murphy ’15 – Linda K. ’09 Paula Elizabeth Vasichko ’13 – Robert M. Henry ’13 – Sarah Rorie Miller P’88, GP’15 Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 – Nancy and Gary Vasichko P’13 ’78 and J. Charles Henry ’76, P’13 Elizabeth Robertson Newell ’13 – Edward de Villafranca ’83 Dr. James M. Vest – Frank C. Baker, The Honorable Janice Holder – Garland and J. Ross Newell, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donovan Jr. ’85, John R. Pharis ’67 Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 P’13 Smith – Thomas Francis Jackson, Nancy Vest – John R. Pharis ’67 David Milton Holmes – Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Lytle Nichol, III ’62 Charlotte Anais Young ’13 – Sarah Francis Jackson, III ’62 IV – Thomas Francis Jackson, III Mr. and Mrs. John Bayard Snowden and George Young P’13 Dr. David Jeter P’94 – Frank C. ’62 – Thomas Francis Jackson, III ’62 Mackenzie Zalin ’09 – Stephanie and Baker, Jr. ’85 Travis L. Perkins ’12 – Jeanne and James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ’51, P’87, Mark Zalin P’09 Dixie DeMoville Johnson ’66 – Joe Bob Perkins P’12 GP’12 – Sidney and Daniel Evans Larrie Del Daniel ’66 and Joseph Elizabeth Ann Peterson ’13 – P’12 G. Martin, Jr. Cynthia and Edward S. Peterson, Julie Sprunt – Thomas Francis Jr. P’13 Jackson, III ’62

26 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund Alumni who gave unrestricted gifts to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Annual Fund gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000 - $100,000), the Red and Black Society ($1,000 - $4,999), the Dean’s Society ($750 - $999), the Cloister Society ($500 - $749), the Tower Society ($250 - $499), the Loyalty Club ($100 - $249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Alumni who have made unrestricted gifts consecutively for fi ve years or more are marked with a star. Gifts made in memoriam are indicated with a ^. Parents of current students or graduates are indicated by P. Grandparents of current students or graduates are indicated by GP. Please note: Alumni gifts for restricted purposes are recognized elsewhere in this publication.

Class of 1929 Loyalty Club Tower Society Margaret Marshall Crutcher  Virginia Knowlton McClure Jane Williams Sides  Cary Harris Hunt  Red and Black Society Member Coline T. McGehee Jeanne Amis Jernigan P’79, P’82  Houston Niller Moore  Katharine Meacham P’83 Loyalty Club Florence Phyfer Krause Jane Peete Osborne  Julia Wellford Allen P’76, GP’16  Margery Phelps Lee  Class of 1936 – 33% Carol Morris Bowden  June White McCormick GP’09  Class of 1944 – 56% Margaret Parsons Douglas  Jean King Moore Donor Ernest H. Flaniken  William D. Roberds Glenn D. Gates Red and Black Society Member W. Maynard Fountain, Jr. P’81, GP’16 Mary Nell Campbell Smith Agnes Ming Turley GP’04* Alice Scott Marchisio  R. Bedford Watkins, Jr. Class of 1938 – 100% Tower Society Donor Class of 1950 – 44% Red and Black Society Member Mabel Francis Caldwell Mary Frances McDearman Daley Lewis R. Donelson GP’02  Rufus C. Ross, Jr.  William C. Kernodle, II  Diehl Society Patron Nancy Woods Muse  C. Stratton Hill, Jr.  Tower Society Loyalty Club Sara Anne Elliott Newton William H. Maddox  Cham Canon  May Wallace Scarbrough  Red and Black Society Senior Morgan C. Fowler  Ruth Griffi s McCartney  Donor Class of 1948 – 54% Nancy Haygood Ganier Donor Red and Black Society Member Ladye Margaret Craddock Arnold P’68 Red and Black Society Member Berta Radford Laney  Class of 1939 – 57% Corinne Burch Blake  William A. Jones, Jr.* Paul S. Mostert* Molly Hawken Lockwood  Dean’s Society Diehl Society Patron Margaret Cansler Riley  Tower Society John H. Evans, Jr.* S. Shepherd Tate  Peggy Baker Cannada  Jane Davis McCain P’76, P’80  Class of 1945 – 75% Harriet Causey Kuykendall P’76, GP’05 Red and Black Society Member Cloister Society Hylton S. Neill^ P’69 Cloister Society Loyalty Club Robert L. Montgomery, Sr. P’81  Sarah Boothe White P’62, GP’94 Betty Wilkinson Isbell P’74, GP’07 Joseph C. Eckstine  Anne Davis Toppins GP’04  Regine Bacot Harpole Donor Loyalty Club Dorette Storn Humphries  Tower Society Elaine Anthony Dooley Henry H. Lanius  Camille Bailey Hutton  E. Denby Brandon, Jr. GP’06, GP’08  William F. Symes Carolyn Cuningham Ivy P’80, P’83, William Coley Class of 1940 – 67% P’88  Martha Jane Jacobs Exum  Donor Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr.  Richard C. Tumilty  Red and Black Society Member Minor Robertson Broadus  Catherine Moore Freeburg  Ruth Alyne Bryant Donor Loyalty Club Imogene Williamson Kinney  Lucille Hamer Amis Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke Loyalty Club Shirley Seagle Prothro  Lawrence Beck  Paul Currie  Priscilla Shumaker Heard John Nicholls Spain Sonya Alperin Krivcher Helen McGee Dacus  Mary Frances Lynch Walker Elizabeth Anne Love Mary B. Howard  Class of 1941 – 50% Freeman C. Marr P’81, P’82, P’86  Emily Rice McLeod Class of 1946 – 53% Wendell Phillips Loyalty Club Class of 1949 – 53% C. M. Pipkin  Mary P. Boothe  Red and Black Society Associate Dorothy Love Turk* James G. McClure  Red and Black Society Senior James C. Williamson  Donor Sarah Rook Perkins Penelope Mielenz Bisbort Tower Society Donor Eugene Keller, III John S. Collier^ Red and Black Society Member W. Alan Babin Louise Wilbourn Collier Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones* Rebecca Truax Belknap Class of 1942 – 44% Warrene Buford Ivy  Patricia Caldwell McKnight Virginia Mead Clark  Faye Tynes Dick Red and Black Society Member Loyalty Club Cloister Society Richard B. Dixon^  Edward C. Hermann  Annabelle Hall Lavin  William J. Wade  Forrest W. Flaniken  Sara Sparr Taylor P’68, P’71, P’74 Joanne Zahner Flaniken  Donor Loyalty Club Ann Faquin McGuire  Margery O’Kelley Lane  Donor Martha Smothers Carroll  Joseph C. Meux  Jeannette Hollenberg Thompson P’69, Elizabeth Raines Davis  William C. Douglas  John S. Pyles  P’72 Betty Lay Kirby  Cecil E. Evans Josie Phillips Smith  Wesley M. Walker, Jr.  Jane Bigger Turner Betty Bennett Finley  Virginia Mulder Taylor Jane King Watson Jack D. Vincent Class of 1943 – 50% Class of 1947 – 48% Anne Baggett Wilkes  Donor Red and Black Society Senior Red and Black Society Member Fred Blake, Jr.  Julian C. Nall Irma Waddell Stafford George A. Chauncey  Class of 1951 – 48%

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Diehl Society Sustainer Loyalty Club Tower Society Rachel Gobbel Norment Barbara Howell Hamilton GP’02  Elizabeth Hoye Amis Wade McHenry Hunter  William Newton Todd  James F. Springfi eld, Sr. P’87, GP’12  A. Ray Bryant Joseph H. Lawson  Gayle Clark Trautwein  Diehl Society Patron Hattie Edens Bryant Laura Edington Wakefi eld  Carolyn Williamson Mary Jack Rich McCord Frances Freeman Burkhead  Carolyn Deupree Loyalty Club Class of 1956 – 64% Red and Black Society Associate Peggy Pence Freund Paula Richardson Bernstein  James T. McDonald, Jr. Norma Keisling Holmes  Rebecca Beasley Burr  Diehl Society Patron James N. Lapsley, Jr.  W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr.  Judith Deavenport Mitchener P’88 Red and Black Society Member Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr. Geraldine Hensley Kohl  Frances Crouch Perkins GP’07, GP’10, Joy Powell Smith P’82, GP’08  Viola Deavours Powers  Red and Black Society Member GP’12  Marzette Smith Stallings  Mary Frances Forbes Reed  Catharine Coleman Alexander  Charles J. Ping Carole Cocke Todd P’78, P’80, GP’08 Ann Goodman Salky George M. Russell  H. Reiter Webb, Jr.  Joanne Cunningham Sanders  A. Jane Walters  Dean’s Society Jacqueline Newman Williamson  Mary Ann Hackleman Sturdivant* William E. Boyce* Mary Elizabeth Hickman Thomas Cloister Society Donor James D. Higgason Cloister Society Penelope Bailey Donor June Beasley Mann  Robert K. Bennett  Courtney Crumpton Bacon  Tower Society Jack R. Blake  John H. Butterworth, III John R. McKinney* Tower Society Beverly Morris Coleman Ann McAlister Fee  J. Bryan Smalley P’87* Helen Deupree Brandon GP’06, GP’08  Steve C. Futris  Yvonne Harris Justis Rhoda White Smith  Ronald F. Bunn  Bert F. Kremp  Geraldine Prichard Kaller  James E. Turner GP’14* James E. Davis^  L. Anderson Orr  Robert J. Lipscomb  Laurel Speir Witten Herbert W. Eber  Virginia Bramlett Lowrance Class of 1953 – 30% Florence Crawford Mayse  Loyalty Club Loyalty Club Millicent Bunn McAtee P’85 Suzanne Carter Bjick  T. Reynolds Beal  Diehl Society Patron Ray U. Tanner Edith Jean Cooper  Anne S. Caldwell  Katherine Hinds Smythe James P. Wesson  Joe C. Eades, Jr. P’82, P’82, P’85  Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers  Betty Wood Storrs  Emily McKay Whitesell  George J. Fischer, Jr.  Jean Arnold Kugler James R. Gillis, Jr. P’80 R. Christy Morgan P’79, P’80 Red and Black Society Member Class of 1955 – 50% Sarah Strong Gilmer  Mary A. Morriss  Claire Oates Ping Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson  Mary Jane Millard Oglesby  William C. Threlkeld P’82, GP’16  Diehl Society Patron Dorothy Henning Kaylor  David O. Thomas George W. Wilson, III P’79, GP’15  Mary Rodriguez Wardrop  Geraldine Dozier MacQueen  James C. Napier, Jr.  Donor Cloister Society Red and Black Society Member Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. Norma Maddox Bell Mary Taylor Todd P’78  Annelle Albritton Clute* Peggy Ross Templeton Marilyn Green Briggs Eleanor Brown Weaver P’85  Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice  Patsy Williams Briggs  Cloister Society Robin S. Walters GP’16* Walter S. Lazenby, Jr.  Tower Society Julia Johnson Kasch  Ann Barr Weems P’84 Martha Ellen Davidson Maxwell Robert H. Crumby  Eleanor Clarke Miller John Turner Gray  Tower Society Donor Marion Neudecker Millsaps Horace G. Kitchell  Polly Baber Bassoni* Paula Smith Burress  Albert A. Nelius  Mary Frances Steen Libassi  Joanne Danielson Goodall* John W. Carlisle Roy F. Stratton, Jr.  Elizabeth Walker Hughes  Lawrence H. Cater Martha Gulledge York P’89 Loyalty Club W. Henry Mosley James A. Dees, Sr.  Marjoree Russell Bryant Martha Spruell Pipkin  B. H. Farnsworth Class of 1952 – 40% John C. Cuvillier, III  Louise Aikin Russell  Patricia Hastings Gilliom P’82  Henry O. Freund Robert L. Hunter  Diehl Society Patron Virginia Ozier Heydenreich Loyalty Club Edna Patton Johnson  Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. P’96  Betty Jo McCormick Walker James E. Aydelotte  John L. Lawhorn W. Hamilton Smythe, III Ann Taylor Walker Waters  William M. Callicott  William G. McAtee P’85 Louis J. Weber, Jr.  Vernon Ware Eades P’82, P’82, P’85  Erin Moody Morgan  Red and Black Society Senior Kathleen Hardison Hodgson Maida Moore Payne  Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee  Donor Elizabeth Shaifer Hollingsworth P’90 Nancy Germany Reinker Zoe Theodore Futris  Mary Margaret Storck Johnston* Thomas E. Richardson  Red and Black Society Associate Judy Mays Parks  James E. Jones Jean Johnson Sales James E. Ratcliff, Jr.  R. David Kaylor  John K. Wadley Ann Rollow Ross  Class of 1954 – 51% Joe H. Parker Sallie Thomas Williford Jeanette Bowen Posey  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Carolyn Holiman Samuel  Class of 1957 – 56% J.D. Trimble, Jr. Anne Riley Bourne P’80, P’81  Juanita Goodman Watson Robert I. Bourne, Jr. P’80, P’81  Keith K. Wong  Diehl Society Patron Cloister Society David M. Morris John B. Maxwell, Jr.  Mary Ann West Norman Josephine Taylor Threlkeld P’82, GP’16  Donor Grace Morris Williamson  Jane Wittichen Williams  Mary McDonald Wetterau P’83  Peggy Tipton Bright P’86, P’88  John Bernard Hooker  Red and Black Society Senior Tower Society Cloister Society Dale S. Johnson  Anne Hixon Huff P’82  Betty Ann McFadden Harvey  Patricia Riegle Morehead E. Jeff Justis, Jr.  Thomas A. Huff P’82  Carroll Tuthill Minor P’78  Sue Farish Kimmel Suzanne McCarroll Warner  Martha Beggs Orth  Truman D. Nabors, Jr. 

28 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Red and Black Society Member Robert N. Templeton  Jane Aquino Osuga  Joseph Poppenheimer  Ralph V. Turner  Mary Latta Whiteaker  Frank F. Splann, Jr.* Leslie W. Read  P. W. Whiteaker  Joseph A. Sullivan  Jack C. Sanford Cloister Society Katherine Shoaf Zbinden Princess Hughes Van Hooser  Patricia A. Taylor  Nancy Pickens Higgason Louis H. Zbinden, Jr. William C. Weber  Carolyn Howard White  Loyalty Club Sue Osenbaugh Williams  Tower Society Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy P’87  Donor L. Camille Deaderick  Henry R. Crais P’94 Donor Ann Jappe Bjorklund  James E. Eikner, Jr. P’87  Albert S. Crigler, III Patricia Oberbillig Bogan  Ruth Handwerker Clelland Jane Burns Campbell Hosay  Martha Sigler Guthrie James L. Breazeale, II A. Don Cross John B. Mostellar  Susan Robinson McLean P’82, P’85, Paul W. Ivey James D. Curtis  C. Eric Mount, Jr. P’83, P’83, P’85  P’89  Jane Barker Konitz  Sandra Bain Fink Harriet Byrd O’Neal  Betty Ann Russell  W. Larry Lacy P’86, P’92, P’98  Patricia Smith Gill Robert M. Rogers  Jerry D. Tate  Virginia McDonald Faye Combs Gray Jane Crutcher Williamson  Paul M. Thompson  Carolyn Block Pierce P’86 Peggy Hiller Harris Sally Dame Roberds John D. Hettinger  Loyalty Club Donor Sandra Andrews Robertson  Marilyn Turner Hill Charlene Jayroe Allen  Elinor Smith Fitzgerald  Nancy Wickersham Rohloff  James B. McIntyre Betty Lunati Grise  Beverly Smith Pugh Mary Farish Sharp  Beverly Bowden Pickard  Ellen White Harrell GP’14, GP’16  Thomas E. Reed Marguerite Livingston Stone Joan Warren Priest Joanna Kindig McKnight Ellen Reagan Richardson  Carol Barbour Sumrall  V. Faye Rogers  William H. McLean P’82, P’85, P’89  Claire Sebralla Saino  Bates Peacock Toone  Nadine McKinley Runsick  Donald L. Parker Arnold L. Schroeter  Nancy Wooddell Warlick Jon A. Simpson Miriam Heard Range Linda Hardesty Schroeter  Robert F. Welsh  John W. Somervill  Harrylyn Graves Sallis P’80  Charles E. Somervill John L. Streete P’84, P’93  Elizabeth Etter Thomas  Class of 1960 – 53% Jane Thomas Wesson  Jerry Wittmann Weise  Class of 1959 – 58% Lynda Lipscomb Wexler P’86 V. Garrett Wingfi eld  Diehl Society Sustainer Diehl Society Patron L. Allen Reynolds  Class of 1961 – 44% Donor J. L. Jerden P’94, GP’16 Red and Black Society Member Fred K. Beeson  Kimbrough Baxter Henley P’88  Diehl Society Patron Harriette Mathewes Beeson  Red and Black Society Member Raymond F. Henley P’88  William C. Wilson Thomas B. Buford, Jr. Eva Mae Duncan Hussey  Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis* Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr.  Lynn Jaseph Jones P’85* James D. Petersen  Red and Black Society Partner Genevieve Reeves Carlisle Diane McMillan Wellford P’87, P’90  Ann Vines Roberts* Jerald M. Duncan* Margaret Jones Carter Walker L. Wellford, III P’87, P’90  Ethel Buck Chamberlain  Cloister Society Red and Black Society Senior Shirley Dickerson Lawhorn Cloister Society Virginia Sims Bare Margaret Ruyl McTier* Robert E. McClelland Robert B. Blumer Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag Harry L. Swinney  Gordon Robertson, Jr. Michael B. Lupfer* James W. Sanders P’83  John A. Oxley Tower Society Red and Black Society Member Connie White Stettbacher P’83 Theodore B. Sloan  Glenda Taylor Addington George W. Awsumb^ P’92  Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner Thirza Mobley Sloan  John M. Alford Mary Allie McColgan Baldwin P’89, Martha Lipscomb Thir Edwin W. Stock, Jr.* Carole Hobbs Anderson  P’93  Carol Myers Winkler Alice Gadberry Clark Tower Society Connie Kitley Goddard* Cloister Society Class of 1958 – 43% Ann Mack Boles  Deanne Runyon Irvine  Westley F. Busbee, Jr.  Happy Snowden Jones  Carolyn Shettlesworth McClurkan Sally Cross Coleman P’88  Diehl Society Patron Claude A. McMillion P’88  Margaret Stewart McMillion P’88  Mary Jane Coleman Gentry  John H. Bryan P’83, P’85 Phyllis Williams Mostellar  Janet McKenzie Nix Neville Frierson Bryan P’83, P’85  Truly Brown Mount P’83, P’85  Mary Crouch Rawson  Tower Society Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson  Richard A. Park  Ann Myers Redus Verdie H. Nix, Jr. Jeanne Scott Varnell  Michael Anne Condon Zimmerman  Jean Stock Rumph* Diane Goodman Sachs  Carol Ann Quade Smalley P’87* Red and Black Society Associate Loyalty Club Rann L. Vaulx  Loyalty Club Mary Jane Smalley Roberts  Joan Waggoner Bacchus Marcia Wooten Barstow Betsy Sloan Barrett  Loyalty Club Jocelyn Agnew Camp  Red and Black Society Member Keith D. Buckley  Nancy Koehn Bond Mary Morton Castor  Joy Magdovitz Bearman  Nora Petersen Buckley  James E. Botsford Edward H. Henderson GP’13 Richard W. Dortch P’85 Mary Belle Miller Cunningham Anne Goodwin Bullock Ronald C. Holland  B. Denton McLellan  Oran B. Dent  Charlotte Frist Chesnutt  Fay Quinn Isele Betty Chalmers Peyton  Ann Watkins Evans  John A. Daniel W. Harvey Jenkins, Jr. Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer  Lawrence A. Fury, Jr.  Charlotte Barbarin McPheeters P’01 Cloister Society Fyke Farmer, Jr.  James S. Gay Hugh McPheeters, Jr. P’01 John P. Burge Ralph C. Gore Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes  Lela Garner Noble  Charles L. Hammett  Jon C. Jenkins Sue Caldwell Pond P’86, P’92 Tower Society Merelyn Davis Hammett  Samuel S. Kim Mack S. Prichard  Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. Betty Jo Gillmore Haynie P’89 Karen Boyce Logan P’83, P’90  Sarah Maxfi eld Smither  Nancy Carter Burnidge  Sara Jean Jackson  Margaret E. Lowe  Janice Chapin Swartz  H. Richard Jones, Jr.  Anne Underwood Johnson David H. Moreau  Geraldine Knight White  Lewis R. Murray, Jr.* Sally Stockley Johnson  Frank G. Morris, Jr. Carolyn Caldwell Rogers  Daniel P. Logan, Jr. P’83, P’90  Dale N. Pfl ug

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 29 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 29 Donor Donor Francis C. Davis, Jr.  Patricia Dickson Jones  Claire Robertson Cranford  R. Keith Arman Robert W. Fey, Jr.  LeRoy A. Selvidge Margaret Haigler Davis  James G. Cloud  Bernie R. Goler  Jeanne Gregory Spragins Adele Wolf Grilli  Margaret Minyard Dement Barbara Yost Johns P’94 William M. Wilson, III  Judy St. John Grisso  E. L. Dick Diamond William C. Johns P’94 Anita Moose Hampson W. Ray Fleming James M. Johnston, Rtd Loyalty Club John D. Hungarland, Jr.  Marjorie Boone Flowers Barbara Hollingsworth Knowles  John E. Arehart Elizabeth Best Jones Helene Ninette Griffi th Thomas M. Lowry, III P’93* Kay Reynolds Blair  Maxine Sewell Lindseth Martha Gooch Hogrefe  William E. Lucado, Jr. David P. Cooper  William T. Robinson  R. Charles Hogrefe  Susan Stone Overholser  Elizabeth Saunders Cooper  Suellyn Scott Ruffi n June Johnston Hungarland  Jere E. Pierce  L. Dossett Foster  Martha Barret Schneider  Paul Jackson, Jr.  Kathryn Crow Rubenstein  Susan Horton Gray  Mary Elizabeth McCharen Streete  Robert S. Maclin, III  Kathryn Raines Smith Lewis M. Guess  Sandra L. Winter  Ann Fumbanks Mayo Susan Hunter Suggs P’95 Judith Crow McColgan Franklin S. McCallie  Martha Terrell Weatherford  William L. McColgan, Jr. Class of 1962 – 64% Catherine Mixon  Margaret Martin Wheeler  Joan Herbert Murchison Mary Simpson Morgan  Gail Hoover Parrish  Red and Black Society Associate Anne Thomas Phillipy  Donor Mary Lynn Cooper Polk Mary Frances Buxton Cotham P’84, Sarah Mitchell Preddy  Carol Burchell Alves Mary Mansell Pope  P’92, P’94 Delma Klotz Robinson  Nancy Rhodes Archer  Judith Hollingsworth Robinson P’89, Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus* Michael D. Rowland Joe P. Arnold P’97  John Jacobus* Thomas M. Scott, Jr. Ann Fuller Bendall Anne Smith Sarber Donna Jo Miles Smith P’88, GP’15  Fredricka Crawley Cunningham  Robert W. Wells, II P’98  Red and Black Society Member Mary Ann Stewart Somervill  Doris Sharp Dark  Rose Mary Hoye Wells P’98  Mary Susan Huffman  C. Warren Thompson, Jr.  Dudley Weaver Davis  Ann Evans Williams  William G. Mankin P’98* Joseph W. Thweatt  W. Raney Ellis, III Alabel May Wiser  David L. McAdoo  Patricia Hall Webb Irwin H. From  Mimmye Wilson Goode Donor Cloister Society Class of 1963 – 51% Emily Hatcher Landreth P’87  Lynn Drew Bartlett Carol Bradshaw Busbee  Sue Dean Langfi tt Alyce Jappe Burr P’96 Richard A. Dew* Diehl Society Patron Louise Ferguson Lockhart Christopher F. Drago  Glenn T. Hays  C. W. Butler, III  Ernest G. Maples, Jr. Joseph Graham, Jr. Jane Cook Shipp* Joseph M. Duncan  Majorie Coleman Mastin  Tamma Lehmann Havercamp P’89, Catherine Liddell Skapura  Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. W. Ross McCluney P’96  Sarah Pickens Waller  Laurie Kruger Mears  Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr.  Tower Society Harry M. Moffett, III  Franklin M. Hurst Genevieve Johnston Clay  Red and Black Society Member John F. Rice, Jr.  Donald E. Jenkins David B. Johnson Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb P’92  Leslie Buchman Richardson  Elaine Holbrook Jenkins Barbara Bell Lawrence  Frances Steward Bryan* Janet Thomas Vanden Bosch Lynn Powell Kleinfelter R. Chris Mays, Jr. John S. Cherry, Jr.  Thomas P. Vanden Bosch Sharon Lupfer Nardo  Gretchen Smith Rich  Betty Stephens Green P’85, P’92 J. Perry White  Robert A. Orr, Jr.  Gwendolyn Bell Riley P’84, P’87  David E. Lindsey P’91  George A. Wilson  Frances Freeman Paden  Michael H. Truscott* Jane Coburn McManus Diana Mann Reid Thomas J. White, III P’94* John C. Stepan Class of 1964 -47% Randall B. Shepard, Jr. P’97  Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg  David D. Watts  Sharon Gordon Stoakes Diehl Society Patron Gerald L. Vaughan P’05 Loyalty Club Dean’s Society A. Dale Ledbetter Sandra Ferrell Vaughan P’05 Edwin W. Albright P’90  Jean-Pierre Potel* Nancy Wasell Work Marvin E. Bailey  Red and Black Society Associate Robert L. Barret  Cloister Society Marilyn Ann Meyers  Class of 1965 – 47% William A. Campbell  Frederick M. France Diane McCullough Clark Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn  Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Partner Pete Cornish Charles W. McCrary* Wynona Gillmore Crosby P’94  Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. P’91, P’93* Margaret Welsh Curlovic  William K.B. Potts  Michael R. Deaderick Marilyn Stewart Daniel James A. Warden  William M. Holmes, Jr. Red and Black Society Associate William V. Davidson P’94  Elizabeth Currie Williams* Lawrence E. Evans  Ralph A. Foster  Tower Society Patricia L. Walls P’97 James S. Gray  W. Frederick Bailey Dean’s Society H. Martin Hartzog E. Brown Crosby E. Boyd Ellison, Jr. P’95  Red and Black Society Member Martha Myatt Hooper Cynthia Jane Hawes* Thomas E. Lappage  Joseph H. Autry, III Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry* William Council Holmes  Senter Crook  Lyn Melvin King C. Easley Hoy Cloister Society Blanche Buckingham Deaderick Mary Jo Evans Lundy* John M. McMillan, Jr.* Eleanor Lawrence Geiger  Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey P’91  Penny Nichols Macey Charles A. Rich  Thomas L. Geiger  John W. McQuiston, II P’97 Duke K. McCall, Jr. Margaret Johnson Ridolphi Challace Joe McMillin  Robbie Walker McQuiston P’97 Warren G. Nance  Marjorie Wild Selvidge Mary Lou Quinn McMillin  John C. Portwood* Cloister Society Mary Worth Burton Robertson  Loyalty Club Tower Society Anne Oglesby Carr  Juanita Ann Shettlesworth William V. Arnold  R. Leon Carroll, Jr.  Mary Elizabeth Christian Mary Susan Templeton Eleanor Powers Bowman* Meredith Wilson Creekmore  C. Terrell Deaton  Noble R. Walker  John C. Bryan Katherine Harriett James  Janie Stone McCrary* Frank D. Weathersby  Lynnette Humphreys Campbell  J. Charles Jernigan Frances Phillips Potts 

30 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Tower Society Martha Dunmire White  Martha Hunter Shepard P’97  Donor Marguerite Ward Autry  Carol Frances Simpson  Joseph S. Alford Betty Wilby Carroll  Class of 1966 – 39% Richard K. Thomas Anna McLean Blade Jamie Murff Dent Mary Jo Burns Breen  John M. Flippin Red and Black Society Senior Class of 1967 – 45% Gilvia Flanagan Brown  Judy Wood Franks  Robert M. Wild, Jr.  Jerry D. Chandler Nancy Glenn Green  Diehl Society Sustainer Anne Fraser Clarke William C. Hunt, Jr.  Red and Black Society Associate John R. Pharis* Joseph N. Clarke, Jr. Guilford Jones, II  R. Bradford Camp, Jr.  J. Arnold Drennen Robert H. Packer* Joanna Coss Higdon Red and Black Society Partner Sarah Gay Edwards Charie Bowman Reid  Walter B. Howell  Carole L. Branyan  Emily Thomason Freeman  Winton C. Smith, Jr. Richard A. Hayley Reba K. Wright Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Senior Mary Bettis Love H. William Allen, III  James M. Durham* Anne Thacker Lueke  Loyalty Club Katherine Willis Allen  Charles M. Murphy, III Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch  Margaret J. Gatz Red and Black Society Associate Linda Robinson Overly Shannon L. Ball Lynn Morrow Ward P’91, P’93  William H. Edington  Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka  Jerry P. Black, Jr.* Nancy Cox Howell  Jane Carol Ramsey  C. William Bodie  Cloister Society John R. Tilton  Dianne Rickoll Short P’93, P’96 William S. Boyd, Jr. P’15  Raymond E. Bye, Jr.  Martin E. Smithers Harvey D. Caughey John M. Gardner, III  Red and Black Society Member Carol Wertz Sutter  James L. Collier  Larrie Del Daniel Martin Arch C. Johnston  Lisa Meredith VanLandingham Patricia Butterworth Egger  Carole Ann Montgomery  Charlotte Lebo Ray  Charlotte Bringle Wilkerson  Gloria Cornell Felsenthal  John G. Ratcliff* E. Carl Fisher P’92, P’96  Cloister Society Class of 1968 – 46% Florence Chalker Godat  Tower Society Susan Head Osoinach P’93 Patricia Thomason Hargrave  Charles F. Bagley, III Douglass E. Post, Jr.  Diehl Society Patron James C. Head P’04 Thomas A. Bowman Joseph H. Walker, III  Michael T. Lewis Suzanne Smith Henley Bonnie Eleanor Davis  Bruce E. Herron  Frances Griswold Doyle Tower Society Red and Black Society Partner Teri Tidwell Hornberger Willard N. Doyle J. Brady Anderson P’98 William H. Davis, Jr.* Patricia Dunn Jarrett P’93 Virginia Taylor Gannaway P’91  Kate Field Boyd  Tony B. Jobe  Dixie DeMoville Johnson  Jerry M. Bradfi eld Red and Black Society Senior Murray Rasberry Jordan  Sammy Primm Marshall  Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld Michael E. Hettinger P’00, P’06* Margaret Frye Kemp Joe M. McCord William T. Buchanan P’93, P’95  Luther J. Nussbaum  Judith Moody LePera Tina Beatty McWhorter  Hope Jacobs Buckner  S. Gwin Robbins, Jr.  Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips Isabell T. VanMerlin  Albert A. Burk, Jr.  James M. Miller, Jr. Carol Pickens White P’94* Dorothy Ann Johnson Falk Red and Black Society Associate Joyce Anne Moore  M. Rose Gladney  Barbara Lesh Borleske  D. Cameron Murchison, Jr. Loyalty Club Judith Alexander Hunt  Priscilla Hinkle Ennis* Dinetia McCormick Newman Thomas A. Buford Gail Elaine Jennings E. Greer Richardson F. Alan Cummings  Mary Anderson Mehrle Red and Black Society Member Robert L. Sessum  Julia Ries Dale  Robert K. Mehrle Stephen H. Cole  Lynn Smith Watson  Marsha McKee Evans C. V. Scarborough, Jr.  Jennifer Fey Edmonds  Edward M. Williams  Robert L. Frank Carol Calaway Wilson  Walter E. Lydick, Jr. Layne Beaumont Gaines William H. Wilson  Dorothy Johnson Pounders* Donor Thomas F. Gaines, III William H. Wingo Louis R. Pounders* Ronald T. Allen  Mary Chase Gore Carol Ann Colclough Strickland Sallie Steele Aman  Rebecca Smith Kissel  Loyalty Club Sidney J. Strickland, III Berney McInnis Bridges P’92  Alton L. Lightsey, Jr.  Ellen Woodruff Batchelor P’96 B. Suzanne Burns  Kittye Held Mason Annette Anderson Bowen  Dean’s Society Terri Skinner Chadwick  Vern E. McCarty W. A. Breytspraak  Catherine Prouty Horn  Martha Neff Dane Callie Bergen McGinnis Randall Maxey Brown  Theresa Webster Davis  A. Duane Mills  Janie Baxter Carloss  Cloister Society A. Jackson Donelson, Jr. Susan Mayer Pauls  Tandy Goodlett Cobb P’93  Michael H. DeShazo* Patricia E. Ferguson  Lee Pevsner  James P. Cole Mary Louise O’Kelly  Michael L. Galyean Charlotte Palmer Seeley Amelia Mary Duquette Susan Duke Woods  Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n  Frederick J. Sheppard, III  W. Aaron Foster  Jacquelyn Dowd Hall  James T. Stull, Jr. Pamela Richardson Hays  Tower Society Virginia Lowry Ives Nancy Jackson Williamson  William L. Heiter, Jr.* Elizabeth Wray Anderson P’98 Dale Seay Kasab  Samuel C. Highsmith Nora Harvin Buchanan P’93  Jeanne Wertz Kerridge  Donor W. Hamilton Kimzey, III Suzanne Troth Donaldson  Nell Buie Lanier P’97 Robert M. Blade Mary Ann Rambo McDow  Steven C. Gould  Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis  Kathleen French Campbell Patricia King Meeks  John W. Larson P’96  Robert A. McLean  Suzanne Aivazian Cohan P’94 Paul M. Mehrle, Jr. Judith Adams Larson P’96  William S. Morrison, III  Russell J. Didelot Kristin A. Pruitt David A. Lehmann Mary McQueen Porter John E. Grear, III James A. Sullivan  Teak W. Martin, Jr. Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin James C. Lippy  Michael W. Whitaker  Judith R. Owen* Elizabeth W. Shippen  Robert M. Morse  Martha Dee Lynch White Ellen Brown Rust  Jane Doughtie Taylor  Nelda Smith Pierce Carole Gibbs Whitehead* J. Otey Walker, III P’99, P’99 Betty Cole Thompson Maxine Mitchel Rice  Peggy Hays Williams  Sarah Darden Williams*

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 31 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 31 Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Senior Donor Linda Sue Pilcher  Audrey Kennedy Brown  C. Bradford Foster, III P’98  Robert L. Bowman  Rosemary Wood Potter  Carey H. Bryan  Susan Hoefer Foster P’98  Claudia Cooper Cook Nancy Meadows Raymond  Susan Storer Clark James L. McElroy  George B. Elder Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt  Duncan V. Crawford P’97  William O. Ellis Gary K. Scheidt  A. Lindley Darden Red and Black Society Associate Jane Campbell Gober Maryet Swire Senterfi t* Sarah Winborn Davis  Aurelia Wammack Michaels* John W. Gorski C. W. Stacks  C. Whitman Deacon  Rebecca Wynn Weiler  A. David Hall Cynthia Gladney Steele  William W. Ellis P’02 Gloria Brown Melton  Randall B. Sunday* Alan Ensminger Red and Black Society Member Carol Caldwell Newman  Thomas H. Talbot, Jr.  William D. Evans, Jr. Carol Gearhart Champion  Margaret Boothe Paydar  Elizabeth Crowder Velazquez Gail Seabrook Ganier  K. Wyatt Engwall P’99  W. L. Pendergrass, III P’07  Steven C. Whited  C. Lee Giles  Sue Dunn Hall P’92, P’02  R. Rascoe Rhea Susan Margaret Grimley John S. Hille P’97  Kenneth L. Stanley Donor Janelle Hood Haseman  Tansill Heslip Hille P’97  Dale N. Underwood  Thomas G. Allen George S. Hazard, Jr.  Eleanor Rosson Kennedy  S. Rand Walker  Ann Elizabeth Barber Linda Harkrider Hutton  John L. Kennedy  Linda Emigh Warren  William H. Dale, Jr. P’03  Susan C. Lucas  Linda Kay Yates  Peggy Fritsch Woolley  Martha K. Frick  Ellen Plants Massey* John A. Zachry  Andrew E. Gaston  B. Hayes McCarty  Cloister Society Shirley McClanahan Zachry  Janice Holt Johnston Carolyn Bruninga McGough* Elizabeth Shipp Nott* Barbara Condra King P’96 James B. Mitchell, Jr. John K. Osoinach P’93 Class of 1970 – 47% Katherine Tullis Ledbetter Kathryn Wood Mixon* Bruce R. Lindsey P’98 John C. Neiman  Tower Society Diehl Society Patron Wallace H. Mayton, III C. Frank Potter P’97 Susan Gladden Atkins  Richard H. Eckels  Mary Lou McCloskey O’Keefe James G. Riggan, Jr. Maynard R. Brigance  W. Joel Pedigo, Jr. Robert W. Rutherford Joseph S. Clift, Jr. Red and Black Society Partner Richard G. Perez  Gibson P. Stroupe, Jr. Stephen A. Glassell Gayle Scott Storey* J. Albert Pickard, Jr. Mary Lee Sweat  Chester A. Heard* Anne Kristofferson Purdy H. J. Weathersby Courtland Mobley Lewis P’97  Red and Black Society Associate Rina Rosenberg Kate Flowers Weathersby Kevin L. Nicholas  Jere B. Fones P’96 Suzanne Chadwick Rowntree James F. Williamson, Jr. Richard Raspet Martha I. Pedersen  Leburn E. Sharp P’99 Peggy Early Williamson McLaurin Smith Michael T. Stone James R. Walker, Jr. Red and Black Society Member J. Michael Storey Donor James W. Thomas, II Patricia Simpson Terry  Patricia Black Allen Loyalty Club Joyce McConnell Underwood  Stephen A. Caldwell P’98  H. Neil Arnold, Jr.  Cloister Society H. George Wood, Jr.  Stephen L. Carey H. Catherine Awsumb Frances Zambie Kummer Larry N. Woodard Marian Stockton Carruth Linda Harrell Bair  R. Bradfi eld Kummer B. Bruce Cook, Jr. Robert A. Bell, II  Pamela Pitts McNeer  Class of 1971 – 45% Margaret L. Crull Terry L. Bitner* A. Bruce Parker Katherine Ireys Diehl P’03, P’08  Morgan W. Bunch, III  Diehl Society Sustainer Mackie H. Gober Sue Brown Bunch  Tower Society Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler  Benjamin Green Florence Wolf Calaway  James A. Brinson  Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler  Eloise Pickard Hanna  Kenneth M. Cushing  Natilee Murrey Duning  M. Anne Hooker  Ruth Carolyn Duck  J. Timothy Edwards Diehl Society Patron William M. Jackson, III Julia Ann Fleming Patricia Claxton Howard Laila Adams Eckels  Nancy Patton Langdon P’96  Martha Bettis Gee Janet Wilson Markland  Jane Mando Meeks  Patricia Cooper Hayley  Martha Williamson Rimmer  Red and Black Society Senior Carol Snowden Morris P’95 William B. Hayley  Sue Ellen Pharis Watson* James N. Compton* Olive Crudup Murrie  Susan Scott Herron Harry P. Ogden P’00, P’05  Carl R. Nuckolls  Kathleen Cogswell House  Loyalty Club Marian Bernice Oonk Andrew L. Kelley  Junius D. Allen* Red and Black Society Associate Annie Olson Paden Alonzo P. Kersey, III G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.* J. Allen Boone, Jr. P’00  E. Lee Secrest, III Nancy Lanford Keyes J. Timothy Atkinson P’97, P’00, P’08 Ronnie Kay Smith Roy Kulp, Jr. ^  Beatrice Rapley Aton Red and Black Society Member Donald M. Steele Jack T. Lassiter P’15 B. Frederick Bodie  J. Barron Boyd, Jr.* Susan Louise Thornton Nancy Martin Magallanes John H. Callow  Carol Anne DeForest* Drucilla Thom White  Marilyn Gates Meeks* Leilani Collins  J. Robert Farrell  Bettye Wexler Williams Marion Birge Morgan  Ronald W. Eades Donna Kay Fisher Mary Currey Zseltvay Claudia Mae Oakes Kenneth H. Graeber  M. Cary Fowler, Jr. Patricia Jackson Peay P’92, P’92, P’03  Linda Elizabeth Henson  Elizabeth Hubbard Gill P’02 Class of 1969 – 40% Jane Pennepacker Pienaar Jacquelyn A. Holden James R. McCarty Judith James Potter P’97 Nicholas H. House, III  James R. Mulroy, II Diehl Society Fellow James B. Rothman William Lyons P’92, P’95, P’00 William J. Michaelcheck  Melinda Gill Rutherford Ellen H. McLean Cloister Society Judith Gordon Simpson  Carolyn Wagner Neiman  John H. Churchill  Diehl Society Patron William P. Stepp, Jr. P’08  Susan Kay Ogden  Henry H. Davis, III  Craig W. Murray P’92, P’03  Marcus E. Wertz, III  Floyd G. Patterson, Jr. Nancy Jaco Golden P’00  J. Douglass Williams  William R. Patterson  William D. Hollings, Jr.* Michael D. Patton  Laura Beth Whittemore Parker Stephen E. Pienaar N. Houston Parks 

32 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Bonnie Isaksen Trahan  Latta C. Johnston, Jr. Class of 1973 – 44% Marlene Hauser Levine Susan K. Van Dyck  Stephen E. Kendrick  Christopher D. Lyons  Jeff I. Williams, III Thomas C. Marshall Diehl Society Patron James R. Miller  J. Robert Woods, III  Nancy Gist Moody P’01  Lee Seabrook Duncan  A. Meriwether Montgomery P’99, P’01 Stephen R. Snow Jill Hortenstine Iglehart Martha Jones Neyman Tower Society Ann Brown Strain  Jennifer Worsham Newman  Ellen Sams Nichol P’99 J. Jefferson Carter, Jr.  Sally D. Sutherland^ Charlaine Harris Schulz  Robert M. O’Dea, Jr.  James C. Dobbins Stephen A. Patrick Robert P. Doolittle  Class of 1972 – 34% Red and Black Society Partner McChesney Turner Ramsay P’04 Stephen C. Gregory J. Mark Hollingsworth  Wyeth T. Ramsay, Jr. P’04 Charles F. Jones  Red and Black Society Associate Philip A. Reemes  E. Bobby Kleier, Jr.  Patricia A. Lane* Red and Black Society Senior Steven E. Saltwick W. David Lloyd* Carla Jane Cox* Robert M. Tigert, III P’06 C. B. Lynch, III Red and Black Society Member Thomas A. Jones Judy Brooks Tygard* James B. Mills  W. Michael Doramus Vivian Dellinger McWilliams P’08  Natalie Honan Vernon  Derrick R.L. Moore  Charles W. Kinslow, III  Gwendolyn E. Wall P’07 Susan McNeely Nicholas  Red and Black Society Associate J. Frederick O’Bryant  Cloister Society Scott P. Howard  Donor Hannah Simmons Pickworth Kathy King Cressey  Erin Stukey Johnson P’99, P’04  Teri Schaper Allen Melinda Smith Raley* Carl G. Dury, II  Beverley Turner Krannich Cheryl Sue Anderson  Judith Morrow Sanders* Emmel B. Golden, Jr. P’00  Anne Sayle Anthony Thomas A. Shoffner H. Grady Marlow, III  Red and Black Society Member Martha Kay Hunt Asti R. Ryder Tipton, III  A. Warner Phelps, Jr. P’08  Margaret Lawson Headrick Mimi Atkinson P’07  Thad S. Rodda, Jr.  S. Russell Headrick William B. Bullock Loyalty Club Gerald A. Koonce  Steven H. Burkett James D. Anderson  Tower Society William K. Sample  Christine R. Carlson Leigh N. Brasington  Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II Anne Brantley Segall Pamela Pulliam Cleveland Peter F. Casparian Leslie Wineland Goss  John J. Sheehan* Kathryn Jorgensen Davis P’00  Jack A. Childers, Jr.  Priscilla Lientz Horne P’01 Faith Dietrick Stephen B. Crump  Aubrey J. Howard Cloister Society Gilbert J. Hamm, Jr. Meri Rappaport Cunningham  William E. Jefferson, III  William H. Brune, III  Nancy Irene Howell Christine Southard Darnall Catherine Orr Luccock  Robert C. Hermann Valerie Thorn Jones James F. Dick* Marianne Curtis Mussett  E. Susan Moffatt Charles M. Durham Carl E. Tulloss Tower Society G. Andrew Pouncey Lillian Aivazian Eades Rebecca Pixler Boone P’00  Catherine Laster Wood  John W. Evans, Jr. P’03 Loyalty Club G. Coble Caperton Nancy Nichol Wood P’05 Karen Elyda Francis* Alice Cartwright Allen  Betty Cole Cook P’04  C. Bradford Green Elaine VanAuken Atkinson P’97, P’00, P’08 Linda Kuilema Croom Class of 1974 – 38% Gordon S. Greeson, Jr.  Denise Henderson Bollheimer* Cherry Varee Falls  Robin Wellford Greeson  Hannah Elise Boon Susan Burnside Fleming  Diehl Society Sustainer Linda Phelps Hackmeyer Jane Butler Braxley Gloria Jo Haley* Stratton H. Bull, Jr. Kim K. Kersey W. Glenn Davis P’03  John Hobson Keesee John C. Sites S. Bruce Levine R. Cecil Dorman Margaret Olsen McCrary* Patricia Carter Nagler Sandra Cook Durham Erica L. Sartain P’14 Red and Black Society Senior Charles E. Niesen, II Ellen Moorhead Fennell P’98  David B. Travis P’11  Edward O. Uthman  J. Michael Ripski  Ellinor Goldman Howard  Scott M. Wilds John H. Rone  Hershel S. Lipow  F. Clark Williams, Jr.  Red and Black Society Associate William M. Short Karin Nelson McAnlis  John T. Cotham, Jr.  Jerome T. Stauffer P’03 Susan Hilley Niesen Loyalty Club Mary Beth Overton Cotham  Kittie Johnson Stauffer P’03 Martha Wallace Pittenger  Catherine Clements Bailey Martha H. Crenshaw Jack R. Stevens GP’15  Robert M. Riley, III T. Clinton Bailey Mary Lampton Puckett  Ann Garrett Stewart Ann Gotschall Sharp* Douglas V. Bibee G. Lawrence Rice B. Michele Sumara  C. Edward Sharp, Jr.* Mary M. Bibee William S. Taylor Glenn A. Sowell  Lawrence M. Brown  Cloister Society Minor C. Vernon  Joanne Glover Sowell  Wing Chin Mary Lynn Wells Bersey  Charles G. Dawkins, Jr. P’01, P’07  Eugenia Bruce Bostock  Donor Donor Roger D. Dew Richard M. Bostock  Margaret I. Barton  Anne Cannon Crais Marvin L. Eason Mary Jane Ward Brune  John A. Brayton Nancy Chadick Dale P’03  Kenneth W. Ellison  Martha Sugg Drexler Catherine Breytspraak Cousins  Susan Lee Eschenbrenner  Amy Bailey Evans P’03 Patrick L. Matlock  Daisy Lee Craddock  L. Jan Graham  Janel Worsley Feierabend  Stephanie Ryburn Rodda  Timothy M. Crais Barbara James Jones David L. Garrett P’03 Jeff A. Crow, Jr. C. Michael Matheny Virginia Shettlesworth Garrett P’03 Tower Society Carroll Broadus Delaney  Lindsay Abbott Mayton Victoria Kanawalsky Gore Michael S. Adere F. Michael DeSalvo  Michael H. Sadler M. Kathlyn Graves Frank B. Arnold* Genyth Smith DeSalvo  Susan Schaeffer Ann Reed Held P’03  George W. Callow Kathleen Daniel Ellis Sharon Ridings Steele James E. Hooper P’12  Karen Hopper Clark  Sylvia Friedman Elsner Ralph M. Sudderth, III Sue Anne Jenkerson Cynthia Allen Hoffman John A. Flaniken, III T. Claude Wilson-Stayton  Candace Naomi Keirns  Janice Meyers Jones  Richard S. Heien  Matthew W. Wood, Jr. P’05 Debbie Brooks Keller Clare Nichols Long Beverly Cole Hooker Linda Hall Yoakum P’01  Thomas G. Keller R. Bryant McCrary*

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 33 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 33 Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member J. Charles Henry P’13* Red and Black Society Member Larry H. Anderson Frank N. Cole  Ann Lowe Schulze  Mark L. Carlton Stephen C. Berger P’02, P’05  Robert C. Grenfell Donald E. Schulze  Patricia M. Flynn  Paula Mary Block-Levor  Philip P. Mulkey Frank G. Broyles Cloister Society Tower Society Brant S. Copeland  Rebecca Anderson Fischer P’08 J. Douglass Andrews Cloister Society Elisabeth Scott Crady  William W. Lynds  Jerre E. Birdsong  Therese Logue Hanna  Carolyn Canon Dolen Virginia Howze Magliolo P’12* R. Andrew Bradley  James R. Vogel* William K. Dolen Priscilla Diane Coe  James F. Drummond, Jr.  Tower Society Raymond E. Fitzgerald  Tower Society J. Michael Epps  Linda Hoekenga Barar  Helen Broom Gjerde Paul J. M. Ainger John D. Gladney William C. Duckworth, III  George F. Higgs Catherine H. Coates  Theodora Sizoo Graves  Annie M. Godfrey P’06  W. Ray Inscoe J. Mark Griffee, Sr. James B. Grenfell  Christopher C. Heard  Nancy E. Jordan A. Barry Lichterman  James R. Hight, Jr. Rosamond Goldman Quay  Thomas B. Kibby Melanie Hart Riley Melba Bridgewater Homra  James R. Martin, Jr. P’14 William M. Van Cleave, Jr.  Lillian Lyle Israel P’05, P’09 Loyalty Club P. Layton Sanders, Jr.  John H. Kier, III  Catherine Dailey Berger P’02, P’05  Loyalty Club William L. Marcy, Jr. Andrew C. Branham  Loyalty Club Louise Rutkowski Allen J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr.  James T. Byars Leonard H. Ballard  Marynell Branch  Victoria M. Medick Robert W. Cain  Julie Allen Berger  Paul A. Brantley  Carol Middleton Messineo  Theresa Cloys Carl Robert J. Chugden P’08 Shiela Bush Brantley  Frances Rice O’Dea  Ruth Millman Cope* Susan Mitchell Crawley Joyce Cassandra Broffi tt Karen Lyles Pilkington Elizabeth Drewry Dorris Elizabeth Sanders Eckert  Ann Fair Burns  Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick Larry M. Dorris John C. Edmunds  Richard G. Burns, Jr.  James C. Sams John B. Holtman, II Carolyn Jaco Epps  Shari Cruse Carter P’10  Henry H. Slack  John W. Johnston  Deborah Hoy Freiner Michael P. Coury Helen Moss Smith P’01  Neil C. Johnston  Laura Yeates Fulton  C. Walter Croom  Linda Joy Smith  Allison E. Jones P’12* William K. Gooch  E. Woods Falls Vicki Anne Switzer Samuel M. Marks, III  David P. Holder  Frank A. Frisch  M. Lane Wilson Wilma Thaxton Martino* Arthur L. Kellermann  Stephen W. Geiger Merry Noel Miller Virginia Harrison Martin Rebecca Cowart Hammond P’07 Donor Norman M. Nicolson  Mark A. Moll  Deborah Louise Howitt Carolyn Nicrosi Bernard Kate Aste Pera Jennifer Nevels  William N. Hulsey, III  Richard M. Bruno Robert Mitchell White, Jr. James R. Newsom, III  Lyn Burdette Johnson  Catherine Hoin Call Rosemarie C. Rosell Janie Ranson Little  Donna Ann Chu  Donor W. Chandler McCullough, Jr. Thomas D. Cornell  Vincent C. Astor  Donor Bonnie Moore McNeely Mark L. Crawford  Ann T. Byrne  Walter R. Allen Mary Mooney Myers  Susan Platter DalBello Mary Beck Clerget  Elizabeth Nelson Britton  Dorothy H. Neale  Edward C. Davis P’00  C. Frank Fourmy, III  Mary Ellen Cain  William C. Phelps P’09 Catherine Canon Dixon  Stacy Harman Holloway Oliver P. Cobb, III Annette Wilkerson Porter P’08 Leicester L. Landon, II  Newton P. McLean  Jan Colvin Davenport  J. Carter Rogers  David A. Less  John M. McMillin David M. Dudley  Michael M. Rollosson Sarah A. Lodge  Susan Williford Montgomery Robert H. Eklund  Deborah Eisman Rosenthal  Michael Peri  Judith Rich Sliger  Patrice Peery George  Nell Sistrunk Schwartz  Katherine Kittrell Pettifer  Jan Carruthers Sturdivant  Bennie D. Howie Katherine Nichols Sears Linda Raffel Qualia  Terry Patterson Howie David B. Smathers P’14 Holly Byer Renfrew  Class of 1976 – 30% Leslie Doster Jones Lisa McMaster Stork Grace Paine Terzian Laurie Wilkinson Lyons James B. Watson  Arnold L. Weiner  Red and Black Society Partner Rebecca Skillern Parker  Bernadette Pian Williams P’12 L. Lee Wilson Louis M. Phillips Stephen H. Williford  Patrick M. Williams, III Margaret R. Wilson-Stayton  Jane Zollinger  Red and Black Society Senior Class of 1977 – 40% Donor James D. Bonham P’07, P’14  Ernest W. Beasley, III  Class of 1975 – 29% Diehl Society Benefactor Timothy E. Bolding Red and Black Society Associate Randall R. Rhea  Diana Stephens Bresinger Diehl Society Benefactor Daniel M. Hougland* Celeste Jones Bursi  Vicki Gilmore Palmer  Diehl Society Patron Molly Marbury Calvo John M. Wallace, III  Red and Black Society Member Robert A. Jetmundsen Stephen R. Collins  Stephanie Louise Flaniken  Joellyn Forrester Sullivan  Robert T. Foscue Diehl Society Sustainer Anne B. Mathes* James H. Graves  John H. Coats  Carol Ellis Morgan  Red and Black Society Senior Lisa Doster Green  James G. Ramsey  Rickman P. Brown* Christopher M. Kaman  Red and Black Society Partner S. Jeanette Sims* Michael T. Clary P’01, P’04  Anne Stein McCanless  Ralph A. Carl  Katherine Maddox McElroy  C. Walter McCanless  Dean’s Society Miriam Terrell McLeod  Red and Black Society Associate Patricia M. Adams* Red and Black Society Associate Richard E. Nutting  Henry M. Lee, Jr. Katherine Bullard Melhorn Robert C. Rogers Cloister Society Joseph L. Parrish  Sarah Stamps Swor Claire Mathias Gehrki P’02* Terinell Beaver Tisdale Gary P. Gehrki P’02* Annette A. Troxell-Collins 

34 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Lee Ann Woodward Red and Black Society Senior Class of 1980 – 30% Class of 1981 – 35% Frances Clevenger Henkel  Class of 1978 – 28% Michael C. Henkel  Diehl Society Fellow Diehl Society Patron Deborah Legg Craddock P’12  Kathy Lynn Hayek  Diehl Society Patron Red and Black Society Associate Bruce R. LeForce  George A. Makris, Jr. Sarah Neale Parrish  Diehl Society Patron Arthur W. Rollins P’13  Thomas P. Chu* Red and Black Society Member Red and Black Society Member Pamela Palmer Montesi P’06  Red and Black Society Associate Jerry D. Heston  A. Davis Barnett, Jr. P’16 John R. Adams, Jr.  David R. McWilliams* Michael A. Edwards P’11 Red and Black Society Senior Mark L. Hammond Sara H. Goza  Red and Black Society Member Cloister Society Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn  E. Stevenson Belcher Sarah Rorie Henry P’13* Philip E. Mischke P’13 Red and Black Society Associate James E. Brannon Elizabeth R.Longmire Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie  D. Lorraine Barlett  Steven M. Garrett* Karen Weimer Willis Gwen Jones Owen  Michael R. Frick* Lisa Gilchrist Mischke P’13 Mary Lee Palmer  William H. Posey, III P’15 Joseph J. Nash Tower Society Margaret Ann Read* John W. Tucker P’13 E. Currey Courtney Margaret Bane Schatzman  Cloister Society Virginia Watson Griffee Red and Black Society Member James S. Christie, Jr.  Paul D. Jacobson  Cloister Society Mary Jennifer Hill Kevin E. Collins Cynthia Ann Knight Paul J. Caldwell Elizabeth Bruce Martin Deborah L. Corley* Patricia M. Neal* Terrance J. Regan  Patrick O. Proctor  Erroll Eckford, III* Ruthann Ray Louise C. Henslee Diane Dismukes Shelby Tower Society Cloister Society Catherine Howe Hunt  Charles A. Sloan  Myron J. Cash  Anthony L. Brady, Jr.  Karen Hermele Levy  L. Montgomery Smith  Joseph M. Evangelisti Janet Fountain McRae P’16  Mary Elizabeth Walker P’13 John H. Fairbanks, Jr. P’14 Tower Society Marcia Madlinger Russell* Jim H. Fink  W. Marsh Acker, III Loyalty Club Diana Scarbrough Jester* Cary Coors Brown* Tower Society Patricia Miller Anderson  Gary B. Minor Fred H. Piper William M. Clark, Jr. Katherine Ely Martin Bruce  Caroline Passerotti  Jill Johnson Piper Steven D. Crabtree William M. Byrd, Jr.  Elizabeth Smith Russell* Glenn A. Crosby, II Teresa Watson Carrigan* Loyalty Club Brian Chandler Thompson  Rebecca Dance Harris  H. Bruce Guyton  Sara Witsell Anderson  Mary Helen Wright Heaner Anne Herbers Rosen  Brian M. Burkhardt Loyalty Club David W. Russell* Thomas R. Hudson Elaine Toulon Carroll  Stephen L. Anderson  Catharine Millar Woods P’12  Donna Bell Hulsey  Dena Brooks Davies  Patricia Bowen Barker Thomas N. Woods P’12  Carol Fuqua Koenig E. Reynolds Davies, Jr.  David E. Brock Agnes L. Martin Peter W. Flexner  Dana Nelson Chamberlain  Loyalty Club John K. McPherson  Rebecca Montgomery Greenhill David R. Dunavant  W. Kelley Bass, Jr. Peter B. Nichols  Lee W. McCallum Susan Elam Flexner  Robert C. Cruthirds Judith Panipinto Phelps P’09 Cynthia Said Mullady J. Patrick Gladney Patrick S. Dempsey P’09 Pamela A.Portwood Thomas F. Mullady Valerie Ann Loebs Sydney Richardson DeWitt  Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer  Lady Ray Romano P’16  Ray E. Methvin, Jr. Margaret Davis Freeman Sandeford. J. Schaeffer, III  Mary Ann Duffey Sherman  Gregory M. Rogers Christina Black Gladney Janet Boyd Weidler P’11  Vicki James Singh  Barton P. Spencer John A. Harwell, Jr.* Kathryn Anderson Wismer  Hal T. Stoneking P’16 Randall G. Stoker* Sally Barge Hawley  Kelli Walker-Jones  Carole Bailey Stoneking P’16 Sally Jones Heinz  Donor Ward T. Wilson P’15 Mark W. Taylor Nancy McDonald Kornegay* Sarah Minter Ashcraft C. Keith Winn* P. Joseph Krakoviak, Jr. Kathy Moore Cowan Donor Margaret Sanders Winn* Timothy M. Kreider Robert C. Cragon  R. Edgar Batey David A. Nicolson P’16  Charles S. Day  W. Hayes Biggs  Donor Clayton Peeples Jana D. Files Michael S. Champlin Charles R. Crawford Stephanie Hughes Russell  Evalyn Thomas Gander Peggy Kirk Courtney Karen Ervin Dooley  Gina Marie Salvati  Diane Sonneborn Johnson Andrew R. Falls P’08, P’12 Katharine Witherspoon Ericksen John H. Stevens Martha Ann Nixon  T. Lawrence Fitzgerald Thomas E. Graves  Gregory A. Wineland John B. Root, III Earle T. Harding James N. Greek Roger A. Said  Barbara Prine Keathley Sharon Elise Hammer Donor Ronald S. Sims Timothy G. Logue Lisa Bell Jones R. Holt Andrews G. Robin Skillern  J. Peter McLemore  Rodney S. Nash Kathryn Keil Brown  Judson L. Williford P’11, P’13  Caroline Lavender Nead Heide Schueler Nelson  Richard D. Cartwright Ken E. Wilson Michael G. Nolan  R. Edwin Porter, Jr. P’11, P’15 Alice Jarvis Crawford Helen James Ronderos  Linda Green Driver Ray Carol Cole Czeczot  Class of 1979 – 32% Flora Sights Sares Molly McLemore Rheney Carole Jennings Freeburg Jeannie Moore Sims Kathryn Newton Rowley  G. Pittman Haymore  Diehl Society Sustainer Karen Cardin Spivey  Robert L. Shankman Adrianne Alexander Hays  W. Ralph Jones, III  Bernard F. Stengle Carol Sue Stephens  Leslie Phillips Hubbert Laurie Lynn Tinnell  Ronald P. Weaver  Craig A. Ingvalson Red and Black Society Partner Gloria C. White Steven F. Jackson Carolyn Crenshaw Carl  Merrill S. Wise Jennifer A. Jenson-Cartwright

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 35 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 35 Paul A. Mackin  Donor Richard D. Bird, Jr.  Ruth Metcalfe Rye P’16 Sheryl Godi Madden Margaret Penniman Boudreaux Craig S. Davis Joseph F. Meehan, III Heidi Hayslett Carroll P’13, P’15 Perry D. Dement Tower Society Beth Vensel Robinson P’11 John E. P. Clinton William C. Dodson Daniel B. Channell W. Russell Robinson, III P’11 Madeleine Watson Edwards Michael C. Eads Tripp A. Dargie Emily Parke Stevens Margaret Fain  Theodore D. Estes P’13 Debra S. Efi rd Alicia Feldman Ten Eyck David E. LeMaire  Grace Tarrant Hall  Barbara Hackett Etheridge Donna Wallace Williford P’11, P’13  Tracy W. Moore Catherine McInerney Iskander P’10 Lee L. French Claudia Evangelisti Wills Ashley York Porter P’11, P’15 Jeffery A. Jarratt P’15* G. Craig Gilchrist* Sarah Jean Windes  Leslie Jawayne Reddick Laura Meacham Keane* Dean W. Hestermann* Virginia Marr Yeatman Nancy Gable Rolland Julie Delayne Kilpatrick Michael L. Nance Louise Battle Sullivan Lisa A. Krupicka  Melvin P. Payne, III  Class of 1982 – 28% Paul J. Tracy M. Katherine Klyce Lussier Jimmy K. Petty  Gregor Turk James W. Massey Miller Bennett Piggott  Diehl Society Patron Kay Schaffer Wills Michael E. Matthews Philip G. Piggott  M. Gray Stevens Kent D. Wills Frederic C. Motz, Jr. William B. Townsend Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff Timothy G. O’Keefe Richard G. Waggener, Jr.  Red and Black Society Senior Adele Juengst Wyatt Katherine Owen Richardson  Jeffrey E. Hazlewood* Christine Ewing Rolon Loyalty Club Mark Nolan Hurley* Class of 1983 – 41% Harmon T. Sharp, III Lura Bond Alyea  Laura Stettbacher Van Ness  Karen Joyce Arkin  Red and Black Society Associate Diehl Society Benefactor Marshall E. Cates Stephanie Bankston Adams  Barry D. Johnson  Donor Kimberley Cordell Cherry Melissa Jordan Redmon P’13, P’15* Toni Sabella Barnes  Susan Gamble Crowell  Diehl Society Patron Sarah Lynn Brooks Alice Marie Clark Danks* Red and Black Society Member John H. Bryan, III  Lynn Johanne Clement D. Bryan Darr  Melanie Craft Compton  Kimberly Chickey MacQueen* Sheryl Moore Curry M. Rebecca Davis Christine Ray Eades  Eve Abram Fingerett  Amy Michele Doville David L. Eades  Red and Black Society Associate Michael L. Fredman Edward G. Dudley, III Laura Ann Frase Russell P. Ashford P’10  A. Trice Gibbons, III  Mary R. Goodloe  Linda Baird Newbern P’15 Elizabeth Spencer Hefl in Larry A. Gray  Catherine Cotham Harris  M. Sidonie Sansom Susan Logan Huffman* Marian Benjamin Harper Tina Babock Miles Emily Mills Johnson* Cheryl Barton Henry David R. Neithamer P’13  Cloister Society Lynn Stapleton Koch  David B. Hopper Elizabeth Martin Neithamer P’13  P. Max Aldrich Charles W. Parrott Perianne Stark Houghton Linda Carol Odom Andrea Gilliom Anderson* Patricia Witherspoon Spore* Angelia Logan Johnson Cameron Conley Phillips Mary Barrett Brewer Debbie Milam Jones Nathan W. Phillips Elizabeth Larson Eckford* Red and Black Society Member Rhonda Lee Lindsey  Kenton B. Rea, Jr.  Dawn Maree Huff P’16  G. Mitchell Baldree  Elizabeth Lamb Marshall Catherine C. Reese Dana Diane Love Edward A. de Villafranca* Toni Chryssanthis Montgomery John R. Shanley, Jr.  Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan  Michelle Vick Fulmer  Anne Clarendon O’Loughlin Matthew H. Soper* John S. Goza Stuart F. Patton Jennifer Ramos Stark Tower Society Lewis K. Kalmbach Joe A. Sansone, Jr. Leslie Price Sweeney  Alan E. Curle  Pamela D. Murray  Jeanmarie Gallagher Solzan Mary Bryan Fortin  Charlotte Patton Parks  Cheryl Oswald Sullivan Donor Stephen M. Kidwell  Paul N. Parks, Jr.  James R. Wade Allen O. Battle, III  J. Calvin Tarrant  Rebecca Moore Tait P’15  Robert A. Whartenby Hope Armstrong Camper  Beth Ward Lisa Michelle Yarber-Clouthier Linda Parrott Coleman Cloister Society Sandra Buenahora Crooks Loyalty Club Robert J. Kwech* Class of 1984 – 31% Paul D. Fromberg Sam J. Albritton, III  Scott Cairney Rye P’16 Carter B. Green  Elizabeth Smith Bray P’08 Dixon Presswood Schultz* Diehl Society Patron John Marshall Hamilton Susan Sharp Campbell Laurie Enos Quattlebaum  Lynn Linebaugh Jones  Lynn Myrick Dudley Tower Society Janet Comperry McReynolds  Angela Sundberg Estes P’13 Anne Bennett Clarke Red and Black Society Senior Alvin W. Moore, Jr. Tanya Beck Evans* Robert G. L. Eason Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley* Elizabeth Rakow Seglem Harry E. Flowers, II Karen Marie Gehrs  Robert W. Wheeler* Lisa Deering Temoshok  S. Dabney GIllespie  Robin Haynie Hanna  Donald V. Linke  Melissa Barth Ivy* Red and Black Society Associate Class of 1985 – 31% F. Anthony Marr T. Alexander Ivy* Marshall M. Redmon P’13, P’15* John P. Matthews, IV Bruce A. Jones Richard R. Spore, III* Red and Black Society Senior Paul E. Melton Elizabeth R. Morehead Andrew W. Watts  Catherine Harrell Morehead Elizabeth A. Pankey-Warren  Red and Black Society Member Robert T. Morehead A. Brian Sanders Michael L. Matthews  Red and Black Society Associate David E. Nelson  Julia Mortimer Watkins Tracy Vezina Patterson  Dane S. Ciolino P’16  Marcelle Brinkley Zarshenas Nia  James B. Golden, III* Heather Hope North Loyalty Club Dean’s Society Rebecca Ruth Rollins  Dorothy Sanders Wells  David J. Abbott  Richard F. Huddleston  John H. Adams Red and Black Society Member Anne O’Shields Alexander Cloister Society Marie Farrar Baldree  J. Patrick Beaird, III  Anne Gaudet Beard  Rozell C. Henderson Leslie Carruth Bindbeutel* Camille M. Colomb  S. Ann Holmes 

36 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Gregory A. King Cloister Society Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn  Red and Black Society Associate Ruth Green Tutor* Janee Lambert Bonner  Paige Beavers Miller Ahad Mahootchi  Colleen Marie Grady* Jackie Thacker Prester  W. Allen Wesche Cloister Society Leslie Nelson Lee  Hal D. Fogelman  Joe M. MacCurdy Loyalty Club Red and Black Society Member Allison McCarthy Gauthier  Alison Rayburn Abernathy Keith E. Kelly  Elizabeth A. McGee Tower Society Sumner G. Adams, Sr. Matthew H. Lembke  Jeffrey G. Wright Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel Katherine Riley Bacon Melia Miller Murphy P’15* Michael P. Thompson, Jr.* Elizabeth Conway Crawford James M. Watkins Tower Society Darby Elsberry Westfall Leslie McCormick Darr  Maria Teresa Bonovich-Marvich  J. Mark Westfall Nancy Kay DiPaolo Cloister Society Scott Alan Budzien  Frank David Wright Alice McCarthy Finn  Anne Kaiser Apple* James W. Collins  Gregory A. Hanissian  R. Allen Blackwood, Jr. Janice Rae Crumpacker Loyalty Club Holly Hubbard Heine P’15 Brooke Glover Emery* Barbara Anderson Dentinger* Diana Smith Beaird  Robert R. Hunter Kristin Dwelle Hurst Margaret Bryan French Frances Groves Branch  William W. King Margaret Waters Lambert* Audrey Weston Breay  Daniel C. Lum  Tower Society Joe B. Evans, Jr. David A. Lusk  Kathryn Bright Amato* Loyalty Club William A. J. Heine, Jr. P’15 Julie Marie Rold Peter G. Emanuel Frank C. Baker, Jr. Terri Wilhite Johnson Kevin L. Schulte Mary Jane Park Magruder* Richard A. Banks P’15 Margaret Chisholm Massey Robert E. Staley  Deborah A. Martin-Herrell  Kathryn Woodson Barr P’15 Denise Joseph Nakos  Margaret Beeson Wallace  Martha Ann McGeachy  Elizabeth A. Baxter  Laurie Laughlin Neale P’13  Margaret McCully Neill  Ann Webb Betty  Johnita Kennedy-Keyes Norman Donor Holli Hodnett Payne  Carole Choate Blankenship  Kimberly Weeks Smith  Leslie Thorne Alley Jennifer James Selby  P. Livingston Brien  Lynda Hamilington Spinolo P’15  Marianne Haynes Blackwell Chong-Ket Chuah  Susan Orme Stribling W. Gregory Carey Loyalty Club Douglas T. Franklin William J. Casteel, Jr. Steven L. Adams  Margaret Bryan Hakimian Donor Timothy S. Chu Allan M. Bacon John Marshall Jones  William B. Albritton Lauren Wellford Deming  Elizabeth L. Blake Susan Bahner Lancaster  Virginia Lien Cairns Kristen Denmon David A. Branch  Robert R. Lawhon Kevin A. Clippinger Michelle Leigh Dry Michael G. Bruno  Joel R. Lyons Stephen T. Estock  Melinda Swords Fondren Thomas C. Coleman Charles F. Mosby Katrina R. Hayes  Patricia Sisk Harrington Katherine Gilliland Connell  William T. Ryan, Jr. Suzannah Wood Lang Melinda Gard Henson  Catherine Franklin Denson C. Matthew Spinolo P’15  William G. Lansden Mark E. Kazemba  David L. Denson Robert G. Watkin Amy Hazlewood McAtee  Charles N. Landreth, Jr.  Bryan W. Ford Christina Y. Weir Michael L. Mosby P’15 Lisa Lichterman Leach Chris H. Frazier Dawn Bass Popovitch David T. Maddux Carson L. Hampson Donor Richard S. Samuels Laura Jane Miller  Thomas L. Horton W. Lee Booth W. Scott Sweetser Susan Paydar Mokhtari P’14 Anne Froom Jones  Ellen Hopkins Flottman  Deborah Mannina Verlander  Harriet Smalley Monnig  Valerie Gray Jordan Robin Newcomb Friend Brian C. Mott Catherine Phister King Claire de Saussure Haynes  Class of 1987 – 39% Laurie Fromberg Norris Patricia Hall Long D. Bryant Haynes, III  Jeannie Beauregard O’Toole V. Andrew Long Julie Fitzner Jurotich Diehl Society Patron Susan Hook Patterson P’13  Kimberly O’Harra Marsh James R. Karn, Jr. Andrew L. MacQueen* Roderick A. Payne  Lori Guth McCaghren Paula Millirons Koelle David R. Peterson Alan M. Ostner Louise Brown Lochner Red and Black Society Partner Joel V. Pettit Florence Marie Johnson Raines W. Neal McAtee  Wendy Tallent Rotter  David M. Porter, Jr. Mary Margaret Hills Schulte Blair Gatewood Norman Thomas C. Ray Donald D. Spence  Robert L. Popovitch Red and Black Society Associate Christie Hoffman Ruppel  Patrice O’Bannon Stockhoff* Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt  Timothy D. Davis  Timothy H. Ruppel  Elizabeth Hamilton Verner  Beth Rickabaugh Setzer Samantha Briden Duke  Marion Leslye Samuel J. Todd Speed Donor Class of 1986 – 28% Red and Black Society Member Jennifer Thomas-Starck Eric A. Aft Karen Rebecca Beardslee* Susan Chambers Tucker P’15 Walter H. Anderson  Diehl Society Patron Harold C. Dufour, Jr.  Katherine Bres Ware Stephen L. Beckham R. Sann Gossum  C. Lynn Lawson  Francis G. Watkins, Jr. Christopher S. Brown  W. Bradford Priester P’15  D. Davidson Oxley  Gretchen Helmke Ellis A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr.  Allyson Hooper Proctor  Class of 1988 – 33% Kate Zeitler Enright Evelyn Edwards Graham Red and Black Society Partner Cloister Society Diehl Society Patron T. Brent Graham Alexander J. McKelway  Steven C. Brammer  David B. DuBard  P. Colin Johnson Todd S. Doolin  Johnny B. Moore, Jr.  Eric S. Jurotich Red and Black Society Associate Amy Katherine Jarvis* Joanna Smith Priester P’15  Laura Holman Lonjaret P’16 J. Scott Thomas* Emily Mosley Lyons Tower Society Red and Black Society Senior L. Suzanne Mabee Red and Black Society Member Jane Andrea Amend Russell T. Wigginton, Jr.  Benjamin C. Mayo J. Knight Champion, III John D. Bailey  Lisa Smith McCanless Michael A. Palazzolo* Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey  Reagan Roper McNeil P’16  Sherrie Keeney Hollis Cheryl Barr Miller

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Lisa Marks Moloy Donor Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc  Tower Society Donna Jean Ramsey Amy Baldwin Crockett  Perry J. LeBlanc, III  F. LaMonte Brownlee, III Natalie Noelle Rideau Theodore R. Davis Amy Dismukes Littleton Courtney Ward Chavez  David F. Waguespack  David K. DiLillo Stephen E. Logan  Christina Holyfi eld Crater Andi E. Williams  Edward P. Ellis, Jr. Lisa Lyn Long Ashley Connell Davis Donna Mannina Young Robin Bearden Gibson Diane L. Lum  Maureen McCabe Farr Mary Allison Haynie Kevin A. Marks Patrick N. Farr Class of 1989 – 33% Andrea McMillan Hicks  Petra Lynn Meyer-Frazier Robert K. Heck, Jr. Catherine Hughes Huffman Stephen A. Montgomery Jennifer Paige Moore  Diehl Society Sustainer Robert H. Lillard, Jr. C. Edward Sanders, Jr.  Heather Oulton Rousseau  James N. Augustine, Jr.  Joshua B. McCanless Mary Carnahan Sanders  J. Kyle Webb  J. Rogers McNeill P’16 R. Bradford Shelton* Red and Black Society Senior Patricia McFadden Morris Gina Mascolo Smith  Loyalty Club Laura Keever Brimberry* Barbara Lynn Mulach Todd E. Smith  Kristen Pryor Brown* Julianne Scobey Parks  David A. Tomlinson  Randal E. Brown, Jr.* Red and Black Society Associate Jon A. Reesman  Margaret Sutherland Wellborn  Kathryn Lane Burns Douglas F. Halijan John N. Sherrod Walter E. Wellborn  Susan Sineath Calahan Julianne Johnson Paunescu  Gregory K. Smithers Jill Parker Wells  Christopher L. Casey Kevin H. Williams Karin Fielder Weaver F. Grant Whittle Katherine A. Coe Elizabeth Havercamp Willingham  Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee David Max Cook, II  Red and Black Society Member Phillip T. Zeni, Jr.  Allison Buell Douglas Robin Meredith Kelly  Class of 1990 – 29% Michael S. Drash H. Wesley Williams, III Donor Ellen Lewis Fortas Red and Black Society Senior Alice Hendricks Arwood  Edward F. Hettinger  Cloister Society C. Kevin Garland  Michael H. Brown Heather Lindsey Hettinger  James M. Apple, III* Sherrill Cameron Garland  Graham S. Butler  Monica Allie Holiday* Floy Wigal Cole Catherine M. Chastain-Elliott  Carol Marie Hughes  Amy Markle Doolin  Red and Black Society Member Jennifer Gray Chickering  Jeffrey W. Jones M. Jerome Franklin  Amanda Jones Aghdami  Stephen C. Crockett  Jennifer Wachtel Kates Rebecca T. Peters John C. Hill Lisa Lawrence Daniel John M. Krug Lori Renee Vallelunga* Pamela McQuillen Hill Stephen R. Hambuchen JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen Cary Tynes Wahlheim* David W. Perlis  John A. Hicks Maria Garcia Marks Suzanne Gonce Perlis  Jennifer Gaines Kidder Cristofer G. McMann Tower Society William J. Van Cleve Conrad P. Lehfeldt  Robert C. McMillen Lisa McClelland Borgeson Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt  Jennifer Sledge Mowrey Ray Brown  Dean’s Society Kathryn King Lillard Pressley Harris Peters  Monte Loyd Butler Barry J. Billings* William S. Parks  Benjamin L. Rencher Kenneth M. Cameron  Carla Carr Stec Michael W. Robbins  Ivy Lee Chang Cloister Society Richard E. Stec Mildred L. Sabbatini J. Robert Coleman  Patricia L. Browning Catharine Eschmeyer Wade Clayton F. Spencer  Joel P. Cook  Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera Rebecca Allyn Spencer  Kara Babin Gee Timothy W. Kutas* Class of 1991 – 31% Steven T. Sullivan Catherine Bolger Graham Todd J. Mullen  Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld  David M. Greeson  Carol Ann Hendrix Weidenhoffer Diehl Society Patron D. Lynn Taylor Salil P. Parikh Denise Fontenot Conte  Patricia Tiller Johnson Sharon DeVall Skinner  Tower Society James V. Conte, Jr.  John Russell Whittemore Catherine Ferris Trahan* Gordon L. Brewer Paul M. Ollinger* Robert C. Cain  Elizabeth Roe Pearce  Donor Loyalty Club Deborah Blinn Coleman  Keith J. Arnold R. Brian Balyeat  Anita Ann Davis Red and Black Society Senior Jennifer Bishop Cahall LeAnne Gaddis Burke Matthew P. Davis Deborah C. Chan* Kevin John Collier Jody Casella J. Todd Emily  C. Clark Ogilvie* Daniel S. Harper Amy Fay Chandler Dana Harmon Hunter Sharon L. Hawkins Jeffrey G. Chandler G. Douglas Kilday  Red and Black Society Associate L. Taylor Hughes  P. Eric Henager  Robert A. James, Jr.  Matthew K. Johnson Sara Deirdre Hodges  Loyalty Club Elizabeth Greiner Kirby Jennifer Busbee Hunt Mindy L. Austin Red and Black Society Member Kimberly J. Medland  Amy Davis Klimek  William A. Barksdale, Jr. E. Rucker Agee, Jr.  Leesa Dionne Miles Thomas A. Lamb, III Margaret Chandler Berardelli  Jason T. Greene  Angela Holland Mills Gina C. Latendresse Amy S. Bielicke  Michelle Long Greene  Patsy P. Morgan  Valery Messer McMann Patrick J. Brady Veronica Lawson Gunn* Helen Glover Moses  Cynthia McPheeters Montgomery Steven A. Burns James F. Kuykendall* T. Monroe Rayburn, III Ann Dixon Pyle  Eric D. Cardenas Andrew D. Nix* Christi Barr Schaeffer  J. Chadwick Schultz J. Christopher Couch Stephen C. Spinks  Carolyn Waskey Sheldon  Katherine Cowan Sentilles Shellie Ruoff Creson Eric M. Teal  M. Cade Smith Melissa Eubanks Staley  Trish Puryear Crist  Amanda Illges Van Cleve Judith Glass Sullivan  W. Kirk Stone Steven E. Domon Kristina Marie Thoennes Anna-Catherine Wylie Super  William T. Edwards Cloister Society Shelly Griffen Valiulis Timothy P. Taylor  Richard D. Eskildsen Jonathan P. Smoke  Alicia Klyman Wiggs Eileen Ruffi n Wood P’14  A. Spencer Gulden Kathleen Fleece Smoke  Gary T. Hearn* Tracy Newman Hearn*

38 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Class of 1992 – 29% Coleman Barton Johnson Teresa Jones Ernest  Tower Society Robert R. Joseph Miles S. Fortas Chip Brian  Diehl Society Patron Kristina A. Kloss  J. David Hill W. Carter Bryars, III  Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt* John Harry Lange, III Leslie G. Johnson, II Jeffrey L. Carlton  Arden Towson Lindsey  Aiveen Killian Kahalley J. Scott Covode* Red and Black Society Associate Marty Brett McAfee Shannon Alta Maris Stacy Long Heck Christopher N. Emanuel  Richard H. Stout Jacqueline Hamra Mesa  Bophany LiLia Huot* Burton N. Stodghill Mary Virginia Slay Sweeney Rebecca A. Miller-Rice Ellen Baker Jurewicz  D. Kyle Swift Scott L. Milman Alli Lambert  Red and Black Society Member Bradley A. Todd Edley Womack Ortman* Anne Murrell Locke* C. Annette DuBard Holli McLeary Ward David T. Rice Brian P. O’Neill Elizabeth Cotham Furman  J. Lewis Wardlaw Tammie Jean Ritchey Mark R. Ptacek Russell N. Sims* Sara Wilson Watts Gregory L. Ritter Lelia Hood Savory* A. Camille Tucker Kelly Pledger Weeks John B. Rogers, III  Saffa Koja Sleet Anisa Cottrell Willis Belinda Woodiel Gayathri Sankaran-Deal* Stefanie Leanne Taylor* Lee Colquitt Schaffl er  Brett H. Waibel* Cloister Society Class of 1993 – 34% James G. Scherer Elizabeth Ann Young* Julie Story Byerley  Stephanie Monte Sullivan Brian M. Curtis Red and Black Society Associate D. Jay Sumner, Jr. Loyalty Club James M. Day, III  Jennifer Harris Johnston* Wendy Lawing Trenthem  Michael J. Augspurger  Lacey Taylor Jordan Christian B. Waddell* James B. Westphal Anna Johnson Averitt  William H. Jordan Bryan C. Wheatley  Megan Dykstra Bangert* Red and Black Society Member Michael W. Wilson Rebecca Thom Berk Tower Society Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.  Nancy Cotham Black Ashley Brian Coffi eld Logan H. Germann  Donor Stewart S. Crais* Claiborne H. Ferguson* Vickie Hardy Jones  David Assaf, IV Shannon Carter Divine Catherine Cooper Loveman* John S. Little* Sydney Thompson Assaf Elizabeth Rather Gorman  Kyle A. Marks Nancy Adele Braam Little* Shavit Bar-Nahum W. Bibb Lamar, III  Kendel Bailey Martin  Reid A. Smiley  Elizabeth Feagin Bartusch Jeffrey T. Massey Barbara Hall Miller  Stephanie Walker Sockrider  Jeffrey M. Bean Julianna Gentle Massey Scott B. Peatross Nichole Elizabeth Soule’* Paula Porter Beeler Susan N. Masson  Katherine C. Ray  Daniel H. Carl Susan Baird Motschiedler W. Kevin Thompson  Cloister Society Suzanne Garverick Coleman Stacy S. Pennington  Ashley Ellis Tierney* Jara Hill Ahrabi  Brett D. Cullum Kristin Horton Ritter Anna B. Williams* Christopher T. Buchanan  Katherine Kennedy Flouhouse Cami Buffi ngton Townsend L. Forrest Conner* Jennilyn Gibson  Loyalty Club Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence Bethany Chafi n Harden Donor Kelly L. Agee Ryan D. Mire* Sarah Frances Henry Merryl Taylor Cooper Howard L. Cleveland, IV* Donald L. Price* Marlinee Clark Iverson Brandy Rogers DeWeese Emily Newsom Cook  Melinda E. Simon* Mark N. Johnson Anne Maria Falgoust  Barton T. Crawford  Susannah Armstrong Macmillan Shannon Foster Cynthia Sullivan Davies Tower Society Kristen Rothammer Molina Michael G. Fulton  Laura Landers Duke Joseph W. Castelli  Laura Gustafson Porter  Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton  Kelly A. Garrett Susan Long Castelli  Carlyn Merz Rayburn T. Kathryn Green Amanda Murray Hofstetter  Jennifer Louise DeSouza  Stacy Kay Rector  Stacey Meredith Greenberg G. Bradford Hofstetter  Cheri Alison Grosvenor  D. Andrew Shipman Timothy S. Hamilton Elizabeth Schaeffer Hough Lara McGinty Hall Elizabeth Hayes Smithers Laurence D. Henry R. McPhail Hunt, III Drew M. Henry* John Michael Stephany , Jr. Andrew D. Jeter  David A. Kahalley Robert W. Jarrett, Jr.  Jessica White Stooksbury Laura Locke Kandilakis Jennifer Gunther Kittrell Voris E. Johnson, Jr.  W. Taylor Tagg, Jr. Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi  Angela Gailey Laster Laura Jones Kent* Amber McRee Turner Brian Alexander Konradi  William M. Lybrook, IV T. Shea Kent* Laura Benjamin Wardlaw Christopher G. Linder John L. Mason Thais Davenport Kilday  Caroline Lenac Lord Gina Capizzani Miles Christopher A. Kollme Class of 1994 – 27% David R. Mann Jennifer Hamlett Moore* Shannon Lientz Kollme C. Sean McCrary Bronwyn Spiers Morgan J. Richard Miller, Jr.  Red and Black Society Senior Robert B. Ragland Steven M. Peckham Gwendolyn Young Mullins  Brett K. Williams Karen Marr Ramsey O. E. Schow, IV  Katherine Goodloe Peatross Elizabeth A. Rhoades  Shantih Geary Smythe Allison Wemmers Pellettieri Red and Black Society Associate Christina D. Ross John H. Swift Tanja Lueck Thompson  Charles S. Mitchell, V  H. Benjamin Scott, Jr.  Richard T. Trenthem, Jr.  Brian J. J. Tierney* Catherine Brown Stodghill Teri Lee Sullivan B. Zachary Woodworth  Russel L. Wiener, II Wendy Foster Talbot Red and Black Society Member Brian D. Vandegrift Donor Loyalty Club Christopher W. Cardwell  Valerie Michelle Webb MeChe Cochran Austin Douglas B. Bacon  Tonya Vaughn Pickron* Mary Helen Russell Butler  Katherine McCaa Baldwin* Class of 1995 – 26% Kimberly Colyer Coleman Robert L. Baldwin* Dean’s Society Laura Pietrangelo David Danielle Boyce Batten Matthew C. Hardin* Red and Black Society Associate W. Donald Duke, Jr.  W. Allen Bell* Brian S. McGeorge  Gary H. Greene E. Chandlee Bryan* Cloister Society Margaret Campbell Griffi th Lynn Elizabeth Crabb  Holly Hall Price* Red and Black Society Member C. West Hammond E. Anne Douglas Lowry H. Howell

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 39 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 39 Sonya N. Jones* Class of 1996 – 26% M. Shay Sabom Bennett K. Hazlip Joshua F. Morris Jenny Phillips Schroeder Holly Stahlman Hudson Sarah Naomi Sears* Red and Black Society Senior Christina E. Smith Steven R. Hudson Douglas B. Duncan  Alexa Suzanne Hulsey Cloister Society Kristen Taylor Duncan  Class of 1997 – 31% Erin Potter Kaye  Amanda Ellison Buchanan  Allyson Kennett Williams Barbara Jean Kinney Tiffany M. Ford* Red and Black Society Partner Jeff Lekarczyk  Tower Society Red and Black Society Member Alper M. Cetingok Elizabeth K. Markovits Tracy Leigh Adkisson  Catherine Susanna Cuellar  Samantha Annette McElhaney Timothy C. Ballard* Ginny Rae Neal Red and Black Society Member E. Tilghman McFadden Stephanie L. Chockley  Joel E. Smith Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson  Shaila Mehra Jorge E. de Castro  Maryl Valentine Smith Robin Tansill Hille Michaels Thomas V. Gieselmann* Marcie Allen Van Mol* Cloister Society Elizabeth Bernard Mills  Mary Ellen Hamel  Hallie McNeill Ward Lee C. Donald  Jessica Speer Neal Bryan W. Holzwanger Miriam Nipper Gavigan Christopher A. Palazzolo  Jennifer K. Jenkins* Cloister Society Isabel Melo Ragland Erik M. Moratzka Scott S. Brown  Tower Society Amy Hobby Rickard  W. Judd Peak G. David Overend  Susannah Saudek Alberino* T. Holden Rushing Bradley N. Terhune  Rebecca Brown Crawford  Ginger Crouch Spickler Tower Society Elizabeth Crouch Fitts  Joshua B. Spickler Loyalty Club Michael W. Hayes  Maria Massie Hagan Melissa Anderson Sweazy Amy Gibson Baldwin* Matthew R. Johnson Leah Bryant Jordan J. M. Scott Toland Christopher L. Crotwell Melanie Smith Norcross* Neal Lakdawala* Rachel Day White Gregory L. Davis  Amy Lynn Lonkar* Katherine Brooke Wooten Elizabeth Knight Doolittle  Loyalty Club Laura McRae O’Neill Daniel C. Ellis* Natalie Dell Bailey John Speck Palmer Class of 1998 – 36% Katherine E. Garrett James B. Bogner, III* Julie Bhattacharya Peak R. Elise Harbin  Jacqueline Schaffhauser Brady John W. Schafer  Diehl Society Patron Charles A. Kohn, II  John C. Chauvin Scott W. Self* Michelle B. Babcock  Margaret Rue Massie* Philip E. Crystal, II Tiffany Tucker Kendall* R. Vaughan Massie* John G. Curren, III Sherry Lynn Waibel* Red and Black Society Senior Brent A. Moberly Brad A. Deykin Sara Stainback Cortes* Buvana Rajanna Reddy David Basil Eubanks Loyalty Club Caroline Cater Reynolds Megan Crowell Ford Rodney J. Abele, III Red and Black Society Associate G. Stiles Rougeou S. Steele Ford, Jr. Susan Elizabeth Ashe  Katie Tart Kibler* Susan Mathis Gaither  Tara D. Atwood W. Scott Kibler* Donor Christopher T. Godwin  Erik B. Berry* Karyn Walters Allen Elizabeth Smith Gorman Joanna Gabriel Blankner  Red and Black Society Member Scotland C. Allen Anna Hurayt Hullum* S. Nell Bolton* Allison Griffi n Bittel* Carlton J. Austin Patrick J. Killian Alyssa Camille Browning Philip R. Bittel* Christina Michelle Belden Loretta Elmere Lambert  Katherine McQuiston Bush  William C. Buchheit, Jr. Bryan F. Coker Daniel C. Millner  Benjamin L. Cormack Elizabeth M. Haag  Sara Barnette Coker Phuong-Linh H. Nguyen-Fay Enrique K. Espinosa Mitchell A. Klink* Stephanie Schulz Cross  Amanda Waller Peoples W. Baird Garrott, III Howard M. Schramm, III  Laura Lindley Doerfl er Emily Flinn Quigley David P. Katz One Anonymous Donor Mary Margaret Hines Doyle  Richard J. Reynolds, IV Mathew T. Kraus  Eric L. Elms Heather Plumb Rose  Robert P. Marus* Dean’s Society Brian Shannon Faughnan John S. Rose  Amy Ledbetter McGinn Melanie Dickson Lemburg* Elizabeth Patterson Feagin Danita Ronique Weary  Michael F. McGinn Dipak Ghosh Marla Rolfs Wood Kendall Williams Meeks  Cloister Society Julie Walker Grigsby Laura Elizabeth Mutter* Emily Katherine Bacque* Nancy Beard Harvey Donor Chris Nunn David B. Carr* Robert D. Macmillan Jane Paxson Brigden Sara Briggs Pauley Sidney Wood Clapp Elizabeth Rodgers Mann Robert W. Downey Charlotte Turnipseed Russ  J. Creswell Gardner, III* Elizabeth Abbott McCrary Elizabeth Moore Evans  Jamie Thomas Sandusky Marcia Planchon Gardner* Allyson Hawks Moody Mary Elizabeth Farr  Carrie Templeton Tatum Marissa Brewer Henley* William L. Moore Lane Gotten Faughnan Thomas W. Wallace David O. Mankin Sarah McVoy Moye Patrick Gordon Fisher Nathan H. Walsh Stephanie Jean Shackelford* Melinda Jane Pomeroy-Black Paul Kellison Guibao Katherine Kay White  Amanda Grebe Tamburrino* Julie Wilkins Price Gerald J. Harrington Julianne LaGasse Williams Angie Gill Wellford  Jason D. Rauls  John L. Havercamp  Viktoria Augusta Ziebarth Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti  Amber Isom-Thompson Tower Society Riddell Walcott Scott  John D. Langdon  Donor Andrew Paul Cates* Amy Michelle Taylor  Jennifer Judith Larson Jennifer D. Bartlett-Prescott Melissa McCracken Center Lori Bond Weathers David S. Luchin  Kristen Miller Behan Andrew K. Gibbs  Christopher J. Williams  Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz Mark R. Cheney  Elizabeth Brooks Hood  Natasha Westrich Wood Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. Catherine Carter Cleary  Scarlett Caldwell Miles* Ronald B. Workman, Jr. Edward M. Parker  J. Patton Dycus Damon A. Norcross* Rachel O. Wortham Emoke Katalin Pulay Rachel Anne Fruge Jenny Clayton Schafer  Virginia Maxwell Rauls  Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr.  Heather Caldwell Stricklin* Robert R. Record Laurea Caroline Glusman McAllister Victor J. Suane, Jr.* Cassandra Whetsell Runnels Cristina Dias Guibao

40 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Loyalty Club Julie Atkinson Smith  Anne Moncrief Henriques Jason W. Jones Diana Kate Blythe Stefanie Allysia Johnson Rachel Ellison Jones Casey Michael Brown Cloister Society Rachel Allen Lyles Clare Louise Juden Michelle Jacques Brown Charles Maurice Agee, III  Christina Boles McAllister Lisa Schum Kahalley Matthew B. Chandler Madison Moore Agee  Mary Elizabeth McCoy Jeremy B. Karassik Elizabeth Wells Coelho Joyce Ann Parker Fegette  Eric V. McIntyre Daniel M. London Mary Molina Crawford* Tillman J. Finley  C. Brady Potts Ebony Monika McCain Leslie Lee Curry Matthew D. Marcotte  Jaclyn Ross Shepard  Heather Leigh McDonnell Mary Louise Lowen Froissard Sarah Marshall Morgan  Gregory A. Sims Morgan Marie McMillian J. Megan Grilliot R. Trieu Pham* Elizabeth Hale Spitzer Mark A. Meyer Allen B. Groves Erin Patricia Riches Mary Reid Colter Tevis  Emily Nell Monroe  Kristen Rauschkolb Herde Bradley T. Sanderson Patricia Rouse Vargas E. Joanna Nelson Samuel P. Jordan, III  Amy Shibley Whigham Karen Hines Daniel Wilmoth Matthew J. Nelson Abigail West Jumper Samantha Laffoon Rushing Stephen J. Kelly Tower Society Class of 2000 – 31% Matthew A. Shipe  Robert C. Lane Nancy Beresford Brown Kristin Kleber Sistos Michael D. Laney Mary Allison Beasley Cates* Red and Black Society Senior James D. Spears Katrina Schott McLin Virginia Laney Clopper  Wesley N. Meador* James A. Underwood Susan Meredith Meyers Adrienne Ballew Elder Joshua D. Solomon Amanda Corkern Vezina Robert James Milnor-Beard David Allen Elder Amanda Pressnall Warner Etelka Lanza Murphy  Emily Dodson Jarrett  Red and Black Society Member Anne Bragg Warren  Jonathan D. Nolen* Halle Mitchell Walker  Jason Alan Javarone* Ellen Elizabeth Weirich-West  Amy Berlin Opsal Robert Mark Thomas Walker  Laurel King Whitworth Viraj K. Parikh Kevin James Wendell Cloister Society Brian A. Willis Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking David J. Morgan  Bryn Elizabeth Wilson  Christopher M. Sippel* Loyalty Club Mara Elizabeth Zimmerman Emery Van Hook Sonnier Stewart F. Alford, IV Tower Society Lamar Stone, IV Adam J. Beck  Cullen R. Evans  Class of 2001 – 23% N. Fred Wix Holly Frederick Beck  Elizabeth Smith Ritter Nowell R. York Braden Moon Blasdel Linda Christina Wendell Red and Black Society Associate W. Todd Blasdel Frank B. Thacher, III  Donor Daniel C. Brown, Jr. Loyalty Club T. J. Adams, III Jill Baldwin Brown Amanda Reid Alford Red and Black Society Member Christine Annette Bertz Elisabeth Hause Burrows Danny M. Awdeh Bryan T. Baker  Barton A. Dassinger  A. Paul Butts A. Teal Baker* Fred M. Blackmon, Jr.  Michelle Gessler Dassinger  Florence Stumb Chassaignac  Brian D. Boone  Claire Chambers Hegarty  Bridgette Scott Decent D. Matthew Cooksey Lindy Denise Brown  Julia Auwarter Javarone* Juhee Kapil Desai Clare Doyle Dempsey Sarah Jean Butcher Bryan David J. Merriman Karen Eaton Doles Diane Elizabeth Faires  Tarah Penny Buckner Elisabeth Meyers Yoder Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman  S. Stuart Fallen  Tyler W. Buckner Patrick Douglas Yoder Allison Lasiter Hester Timothy S. Haberberger Robert T. Cole Stephen A. Hester Priscilla Lynne Gibbs Susan Brombacher Fallen  Cloister Society Courtney Elliott Itson  Scott Montgomery Haven  Timothy S. Hayes DeAnna Smith Adams Katherine McWhorter Johnson Henry P. Hilliard  Laura Easley Houseal Brian M. Clary  Daniel H. Kahalley John I. Houseal, III Stacy Weber Houston Olivia DeLoach Mayberry* Joshua D. Lawrence Brent Alan Houston Jason C. Jowers Jeremy C. Smith  Sarah Elizabeth Lindsey Harrison Davienne Toth Koci* Zachary Jumper Margaret A. McDonald  Kerry Elizabeth Kornblatt Lanie Marie McKinnon Tower Society Brian Patrick McGuinness Tara Jean Loux M. Brickell Murfree, IV Emily West Bynum Kate Maffei McGuinness J. Robert Markel, Jr.  Emily Rebecca Ogden Anne Elizabeth Markus Fajkus Shelley Nicole Miller  Alison Raye Nathan Kristen Bradburn Oliver Hannah Smith Mason* Lara Harkins Pickerel Ashley Browning Pfi ester* John M. Seale Rosemary Len Thomas Kimberly A. Pillsbury  Clifford B. Priddy Sarah Clarke Squire  Carl J. Wack, IV Leland Caley Record Rachel Morris Rosson* Brenna Fae Strickland  Sara Miles Wilson  Carey Kelley Rhea Lisa Roy Vox* Shelby Reed Thompson* Andrea Clark Ribick Ford Baxter Vox* Loyalty Club Carrie Ann Rohrscheib Matthew P. Willis Donor Kalman Peter Bencsath Jordan D. Schniper  Jessica Lynn Anschutz  Westley S. Brooks Elizabeth Epley Sheets Donor Bryce W. Ashby Dustin R. Burrows Benjamin M. Stronach Kristen Boswell Amonette Nicki North Baxley Kathryn Stone Comerford Carrie Lehman Suchman Adele Kelli Bailey Sarah Stephens Bettinger Lauren Kathleen Davis  Thomas A. Suchman Maria Elisabeth Balasis  Christine Fall Black Neely Kristin Draughon Elizabeth Hays Taylor  Benjamin A. Ball Emily Slagle Dieringer  Erin Massey Everitt Karla R. Blackmore James E. Eckles  Barrett L. Haga  Class of 1999 – 35% Effi e Bean Cozart Lee Elizabeth Eilbott Jessica Marya Hoffman Joby M. Dion John N. Ferguson  Damaris Giezendanner Marino Red and Black Society Member Morgan Bomar Eckles  David C. Fineberg Erin Mann Markel  C. Alison Barnwell* R. Grant Gandy  Witney Elliott Fisher  Emily Bays Nayar Katharine Farmer Breaux Beth Diane Goldner Charles R. Harris Catherine Crenshaw Neelly  Matthew H. Breaux Chandra Westervelt Gonzalez J. Peden Harris, Jr. Julia Johnson Randolph J. Kelly Ensor, III* Julie Decker Hendrick Clare C. Hodge, III  Terry N. Tansill Still Hunter, III  William Rives Hendrick, IV Scott Dowling Hopkins  Meredith Anne Davis West*

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 41 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 41 Donor E. Linhart Moses Benjamin D. Chastain  Steven J. Rouse Sara Kate Allen Linda E. Nelson Victoria Jane Cullum* Tyler H. Sanders Amy Marie Tidwell Clinton W. Randolph Cyanne Lyn Demchak* Samantha Jo Scott Heather Putman Ball Elizabeth L. White* Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe* Anna Catherine Seal  Wesley Moore Briscione  Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer  Stephanie Cox Garner Aisha Maryam Sharif Kristin Brie Burford Jo Devon Winfrey Wix Amanda Hope Haley Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI  Chad L. Dawkins Caroline B. Wright  Lisa Doody Hasen Katherine Norman Sherrard  Christina M. Dycus W. Hunter Hasen Caroline Dale Simpson David M. Elder Donor Rebecca Jeanne Held Elizabeth Parish Smith Amanda Leigh Flaim Alison Clarkson Berger Jessica Lynn Huber  Miriam Dillard Stroud  Suneel C. Gupta Taylor C. Berger Jonathan D. Hulgan  Anne Bradley Summerour Leigh Manasco Harmon Brook Allyn Bissinger Carrie Eaker Kerley  Amanda Christine Taylor Bradley J. Hearne Jamie Ladd Burton Tyler Henley Lamb* Aaron Thomas Tucker Taylor Grether Jacobs  Katherine L. Castille Ryan G. Master Lisa Sheehan Tucker Karen Sue Kopitsky  Charles R. Christy Stephanie Cuellar Master Anna Fraser Underwood Sarah Jean Lanneau  Shannon Leigh Cian  Megan Barrett McComas  Lenox McClendon Warren Megan Lee Lawler Lauren Elizabeth Dellinger D. Brooke Molpus Allison Marie Terry Webb James T. Lyles Christine Marie Dietz Veena Rajanna James M. Whalen Amit Mirchandani Elizabeth C. Elliott Crescent Elayne Rowell Anne Elizabeth Hughes White  Paul C. Murray Mary Katherine Erkel Eden Gipson Stanton Lauren D. Whitson Erin Elizabeth Nolen Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher Alison Lindsey Stohr Catherine Sisk Wilkinson K. Brook Osterland John W. Goss  Kathryn M. Strother* John R. Zeanah  Joshua L. Pesses Kyle J. Hassell Samuel P. Thompson* Susan Hodges Powell  Allyson Johnson Hodge  Jane Harding Wells  Class of 2004 – 29% Elizabeth N. Royster Harry W. Lebair, IV Sarah May Wilmsmeyer  Kathryn Archibald Stakem  Jennifer Joe Lee James Donald Wilson, Jr. Red and Black Society Associate Andy A. Sweeney Douglas J. Lemme  Ellen Sue Woodbridge  Andre de Araujo Jorge* Leslie Horne Tomasini Eric C. Mathews Jon David Willingham* Mridula Bagrodia Watt Tiffany Faith Merritt  Donor David B. Weatherman  Timothy I. Moreland  Faris S. Al-Shathir Red and Black Society Member Jennifer L. Wiedower Rebecca Scherer Papachristou Sara Chiles Appleby Margaret C. Campbell  Rebecca Emily Wolf  Ryan A. Parry  Gelsey Rose Bennett Michael J. Lyerly* Phillip Carl Ragain  C. David Biggers, Jr. J. Anders Reynolds  Class of 2002 – 24% G. Chadwick Ramsay Emily Gallagher Boggs Andrew Battle Sanders  Laura Anne Vargo Loyalty Club Diehl Society Patron Timothy D. Stakem  Patrick Walsh Browne, III Graeme A. Adams Matthew M. Rigdon Erinn Marie Staley  Natalie Pennington Castellanos  Daniel D. Anglin F. Simon Tolbert, III Sarah Katherine Clark Carl W. Carlson* Red and Black Society Member L. Joseph Vescovo, III Elizabeth Purves Cubbage John J. Decker* Ellen Barton Blackmon Rachel Proby Wright Amanda Killie Curty Sarah Margaret Bridwell Decker* Katherine Lee Hoekman Norman L. Downing Robert E. Edgecombe, III* Justin T. Starling Class of 2003 – 39% Susan Elizabeth Duesler Casey Jo Hail Megan Andrews Starling Anne Barrow Elzemeyer  Megan Pollock Hulgan  Red and Black Society Member Jessica Boyle Hoback Jennifer S. Labrecque* Cloister Society Stuart T. Johnston  Mark A. Erskine Dorothy Crimi Laymon Suzy E. Fournier S. Parkerson McEnery* Sarah Hays Fowler Matthew A. Laymon Allana Christine Helland* Allison Forsyth Prickett Travis J. Fowler Brooke Raushel Levy Matthew C. Helland* Grace Gabriel Williams  Michelle Lynn Garner William T. Levy Evgeny E. Krynetskiy Shelley Fulghum Goff Marc A. Lissauer Beth Gunn Lee* Cloister Society Natalie Lauren Harris Elijah A. Logan Eric T. Sefton  Jordan M. DeMoss Sara Meadows Hillhouse Courtney Lambert Lundeen* Christopher W. VanDervort* Lauren Copper DeMoss Jennifer M. Hoffman Shaunna A. Mason Kimberly G. Kirkpatrick Lydia Murray Holland Elizabeth Cooley Nelson  Tower Society Melinda Carol Phillips  Scott B. Holmes Jennifer Sirmon Peters* Julia M. Gehrki  Lauren Blalock Sefton  Justin M. Howard Stacy Marie Sidle  Katherine Llewellyn Lohman  Scott R. Hughes  Jonathan P. Spilman  Lewis W. Lyons* Tower Society Lance R. Ingwersen Lindsay Hughes Wright Benjamin S. McKenzie Sara Mason Bovender* Lauren Winkates Ingwersen R. Steven Wright A. Geoff Miller  Jessica Louise Hubbs* Jonathan Maynard Large David H. Phillips Matthew Ryan Keogh* Nicole Marguerite Lindner  Donor Tara Mina Kim Andi Jean Lynch Tonya Thurber Alberelli Loyalty Club Brigitte Miriam Messenger* Anne Elizabeth Mazyck Brandy Jane Alexander Allison Evans Bolton* Lisa Redmond Nix Shawn Heather McCarthy John L. Baber, IV Meghan Carney Bromert  Laura Marks O’Brien* Courtney Lavelle Neff Milam Aditya Bagrodia Kerri Gail Campbell Scott C. O’Brien* Elaine de la Houssaye Montgomery Kevin P. Brown Whitney Jamison Chatterjee Edward I. Roberts Kelley Savage Morel Megan Murphy Brown Alice Jane Davidson Jon A. Zarandona* Evan Beth Goss Novotny Joan McEnery Browne Suzanne E. Glover  Lauren Glas Zarandona* Scott G. Puttick  David R. Burke  Chad P. Mason Brett R. Ramsey Lindsay Margaret Chapman Heath A. Maxwell Loyalty Club Kristin Lee Rishoi Jacob L. Church Jessica Sheets Maxwell Laura Bishop Baker Jonathan A. Rogers Julie Allison Clary  Jill Doshier Meyer  Melissa Marie Brooks Lindsay Levine Rouse Robert R. Dalton

42 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Jennifer N. Dill Georgianna Bowersox Lissauer Justin L. Olszeski Emily Davis Olson  Lauren Lincks Ferrera W. Brian London* Brent A. Owens Erin Rachel Fleischer Caitlin Grace Miller Tower Society J. Patrick Rhamey Kathlene Caldwell Fox-Davies Amanda Sirota Ollison John D. Bordelon Katharine Ackerman Rhamey J. Richard Frost Maureen Miller Sorrells  Lauren Roussel Bordelon Anna Ivey Ritz Whitney Anne Garman Andrew S. Trundle* Sarah Lindsey Fairchild  Benton G. Ross Katherine Brooks Goldman Frances R. Tuck Matthew T. Goldsby  Philip J. Ruppel  Caitlin Marie Goodrich Elizabeth M. Wiedemann Katherine A. Mullins* Megan Bartels Shelton Lindsey Seifert Hammond Krista DeWitt Wood  Brian W. Steinert Rebecca J. Heineke R. Jordan Wood Loyalty Club Rachel L. Haggerty Rose Lee Hiner Nathaniel R. Wyeth Robert G. Baty  Sunya M. Sweeney Rebecca Karem Hughes  Joanna Blount Young* Catherine Ruth Birdwell Meriwether Wofford Truckner Leslie Rae Isaacman Abigail Tucker Burka Chasie DesGranges Wallis Adrian M. Killebrew, Jr. Donor Caroline Elizabeth Ferrari* Dane G. Wendell Kristy Lynn Kummerow William J. Aubel James H. Feuerbacher, Jr. Elena R. Wigodsky Ashley A. Kutz  Jonathan R. Berger J. Tyler Gamble Margaret K. Williams K. Michael Lamb  Jera Lynn Bradshaw Tracey W. George Caroline King Willson  John C. Leslie  Queena Chae Robert C. Gunn* William M. Willson Katie Elizabeth Maxwell  Katherine E. Cian Christine E. Hendrickson  Mark A. Wilson Emily Hoermann McMurray Traci Allen Edwards M. Garrett Honea One Anonymous Donor R. Chadwick Milam Sarah Kristine Hildenbrand Esberger Thomas A. Hook Samuel P. New Lauren Miller Etlinger Molly Williams Logan Class of 2007 – 29% Anthony R. Pampel  Molly Houston Fitzpatrick Katherine Brooks Picardo  Leah Coffman Paul Meredith Ann Guillot Timothy M. Robinson Red and Black Society Associate P. Lloyd Paul, IV Melanie Elyse Hall Paul D. Schneider Samad S. Samana* Kathryn Renee Pigg Mary Haley Hamm Andrew J. Willey Emily R. Poppens Christopher S. Hathorn Red and Black Society Member Veena Rangaswami Tara Yvonne Henry Donor R. Andrew Beatty* Claire Dowler Rouse Laura Lamon Hilliard Jennifer L. Andrews Jennifer L. Brake Lori Beth Dunn Schaefer B. Calhoun Hipp, III Stephen M. Ash Andrew T. Greer Amber Nicole Shaw Lauren Fay Holmes Kelley Danice Babcock Julia K. Jardine Jamal M. Sheikh Sheria Elizabeth Holmes Catherine Elizabeth Bloom Anne Caitlin May Jay J. Sulzmann, Jr. Adam J. Isom  Leigh P. Bonner Amy DeBusk Moore* Caroline Maxwell Vance Claire Tyler Jain Elizabeth Holt Brandon Cynthia Laine Royer* Catherine C. Walsh Leah Anne Kaye Christine Bass Burk Nicholas C. Stutzman* Krysten Ivy Wendell L. Alyson Koblas Desmond L. Campbell  Maude Margaret Westerman Pampel  Paige Gardner Lancaster  Benjamin W. Carroll Tower Society Shelley Spring Williams  William S. Lancaster Erin Pauline Tasman Conner Ross W. Hilliard Jamie Hulett Zuccaro  Bazile R. Lanneau, III Allison Elizabeth Cox Nicole Marie Lazo Jonathan M. Croft Loyalty Club Class of 2005 – 31% Elizabeth Lea Maxey Adam R. deNobriga Lauren Ashley Anderson Nicholas B. McCamey Susannah Morse deNobriga Kevin W. Andring Red and Black Society Associate Christopher B. McNally Ashley Mitchem Dillingham J. Davis Bonham Laura Humphreys Call Andrew M. O’Brien Scott M. Douglass Chelsea Castiglioni Brown* Ryan P. Call Pratik B. Patel Colleen E. Forsyth Taylor C. Brown* Cynthia Pfohl Erensen  Bradley S. Romig Marie C. Francis  Emily Marie Dafferner  William E. Routt, III Alice Turner Frost Emily Whiting Deichmann Red and Black Society Member Heather Elizabeth Ross Rozell Haley Fults Wyatt C. Franks Garnet J. Caldwell* Matthew V. Shanks Matin A. Ghafuri Elizabeth Duckett Harris* Meredith Jones Kingsley Kristen Bach Smithson Meredith Nicole Gould Marci A. Hendrix Sarah Elizabeth Stevens Laura Gray Teekell Anna Alexander Grace Truett R. Horne C. Logan Wheeler  William C. Tyler, Jr.  John A. Harrison Ashley Wells Hullender Molly Chapman Wheeler Erin Elizabeth Vickers Lydia Vincent Hathorn John S. Lesikar  Melissa Waldo Waller Amy Noelle Haygood Hilary Mast McCart  Tower Society Daniel Norman Webb Michael A. Hohos Rebecca Smith Nenon* Katherine Carter Files* Lisa M. Hagan-Webb Michelle Rachel Hope Kristine K. Schwetye  Jane Anne Miller Lucy Waechter Webb K. Daniel Jones Stephanie Wynne Seay Jonathan E. Nelson Carrie J. Wieners Adam J. Keckler Allison Burris Six* Mollie Kathleen O’Dell* Matthew T. Wilson Jeffrey A. Knowles Claire Patrick Strange* Matthew W. Wood Korey J. Kormick Elliott W. Taliaferro Loyalty Club Melanie Ann Woods Ruth Houston Link Lora Alexander Terry  Marcus L. Braxton* M. Page Yarborough Steven C. Link Ashton Potter Wright  S. Brandon Couillard Alexander T. Livingston Jonathan A. Wright  Taylor Eugenia Driskill Class of 2006 – 32% Stephanie Norris Lockwood Elizabeth Eggers Becker I. Danielle Mashburn-Myrick Donor Katharine Heise Etchen Red and Black Society Member Laura Dallas McSorley  M. Eden Badgett Jennifer Christine Feuerbacher Jacob T. Cremer  Rachel Marie Methvin K. Grant Bale Carra Hewitt Fowlkes Patrick W. Crouch* Frederick T. Montesi, IV Lauren Prentice Bartling Lisa Marie Harsch Edward B. Davis* Jessica Leigh Murphy Scott M. Bayer John E. Hullender, III Carrie Osborne Johnston  Brandon R. Nugent Kimberly Ann Beydler W. Seth Johnson Ashley Crosland Lyerly* Johanna Alicia Ogden  Alexandra Merlyn Boyd 

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 43 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 43 Lauren M Boyer Francesca Marites Davis* Griffi n T. Morrisson Donor Allison Elizabeth Brown Victor J. Evans* Tara Mae Schultz Mulroy William K. Andress Joseph A. Bynum Robert J. Flanagan Rameen J. Nasrollahi Taylor Elise Barnes Anna Chiyoko Cantrell Creek Katie Elaine Frink* Matthew J. Nemer Cody D. Behles Daniel S. Case Edward H. Lane, II* John C. O’Day Katherine P. Bell Caroline Nichols Cole Jake P. McCart Derek J. Pegram T. Peyton Bell Aaron T. Creek William B. Pitts Casey T. Perkins A. Valisa Berber-Thayer Anne-Marie Crifasi  David M. Six* Katherine London Petree C. Jamison Beuerman Joseph G. Daly, IV Katherine M. Slimp Christopher M. Pope, Jr.  William A. Boehm Laura Ann Meyers Daly Caleb B. Standafer, III* Emily Forrester Popp Andrea Throne Boucher Adam C. Doupe Julia Stribling Taliaferro Hafford C. Porter, II  Lauren Rodriguez Brill Elizabeth Rhea Erny Michael J. Turco* Whitney Carter Reed Emily Marie Broocks Camille Varner Fazel Gwendolen G. Weil Deborah Ann Rogers Moses J. Bushnell Ashley Shannon George Andrew C. Whaley* Amelia S. Ross Ryan F. Byk Joseph C. Goldsmith Sherry Ann Sasson  Diana Dominique Caperton Scott R. Harvey Donor Eric J. Schumacher Lucy Read Coolidge Lindsay Catherine Joe Kathryn Henderson Archer Kathryn J. Selby Joseph A. Crone Courtney Anderson Jones Luke J. Archer Laura Marie Sellers  Elizabeth Christina Darling Elizabeth Leake Keckler Elizabeth K. Ashton-Croft Frances A. Shellman Patrick F. Deveau Grace Elizabeth Keith Rachel Anne Austin Lucy Robertson Shores Gerri Elaine Diamond Mary Milton Kelly Colleen Allison Bookter  L. Robert Shreve William R. Donnell, V Thomas D. Kelly Matthew A. Breeden  Rachel Lora Simmons Anne Foerster Doussan Daniel S. Killary Elizabeth Babcock Campbell  Donna Lynn Smith  Claire Therese DuFresne Lauren Von Drehle Killary Barbara Gordon Cascella Brittany Kolnaski Solar Katherine Elizabeth Dunbar-Smith Meredith Ann Lee Nicholas G. Cascella Maggie Walton Stepp Andrew K. Fancher Rebecca Ann Williams Leslie Megan Sizemore Clark S. Kendal Stine Gavin A. Franks Sarah C. Lineback Thomas G. Cole, II Zachary S. Stovall Marianne Elizabeth Galligan-Oltmann Sarah Katherine Lunceford Mia Gwynn Colson Daniel A. Sturtevant Robert M. Goff, Jr. Alexander P. Lynch Diana M. Comes Alan P. Sun Karolina Agnieszka Grabowicz Helen Beatrice Meaher Lauren Dagley Coy Nicole A. Thomas Austin G. Grigsby Janna Virginia Miller Ryan K. Dagen  Christopher B. Truckner Lydia Van Zandt Hagedorn Mollie Briskman Montelaro Brian T. Darrith Caroline Maumus Voelkel JoAnna Marie Halk Brett M. Morris Rachel Thompson Davis Virginia Thompson Wedemeyer Mark M. Handelman Jessika C. Morris W. Lipscomb Davis, IV Cameron Anderson Whitaker Joseph E. Harmon Sarah Townsend Morris Mary Landon Downs Alison Roxanne Williams Jessica Marie Harris Christina L. Mueller L. Katherine Duggins Evan B. Williams Alycia Poitevent Hayne Lauren Elizabeth Neupert Caroline Leigh Eley Jessica Denby Wilson Bryan D. Hearn Cassandra M. Ortiz  Meaghan Elizabeth Farno B. O’Brien Wolff James R. Hilley Katherene N. Papathopoulos  Neil V. Ferrini J. Dan Wright Larry Hurd, Jr. A. Elizabeth Phillips Megan Elizabeth Flatt Elyssa Rubertino Yantis Katy J. Keeling Molly Lochridge Powers  Aisling Marie Foley Matthew G. Yantis John M. King Timothy R. Pruitt, Jr. Justin P. Foreman Shannon Lee King Jevon A. Reinke C. Miles Garriott Class of 2009 – 33% Jacob S. Kleiman Mark A. Robinson  Megan Cian Garriott B. Thorne Maginnis Douglas Edward Rushton Jennifer S. Gladstone  Diehl Society Patron Camille N. Makarem Amanda Emad Sakla Carolyn Menist Grunkemeyer Justin L. Hugon* Evan E. Malone C. Collier Scott Laura Jane Hamper  Katherine M. Mara Tulisha J. Scott Hilary Loch Harper Red and Black Society Member Nicholas F. Margello Emily Louise Smith Michael B. Hathorn Stephanie Boone Aughinbaugh Cordarius D. McLean Tyler F. Smith Adam C. Haynes Matthew J. Averill* Jasmine Ranique Medley Katherine S. Snider David M. Huntzinger Colin L. Cox Jane Catherine Metters Mary Helen Solomon Frank J. Ix Daniel C. Frankel* Anum Sohail Minhas Katherine Rachel Stewart Natasha Kalpana Jain Claiborne B. Gregory, III David Mooney Andrew O. Ward Sumati Kumari Jain Kelsey Dean Griffi th Thomas E. Oliver Katherine Doris Watkins Kelsey Leigh Jarrett James R. Kingman Sarah Carlisle Osmer John Gregory Willard Derek M. Johnson Kenneth J. Mallin* Mary Patricia Pead Andrea Moore Jones Michael H. Tufton Jennifer G. Phillips Class of 2008 – 33% Stephanie Anne Juchs Elizabeth Sharpe Zanca Noah A. Pittman Rebekah A. Keller Mallory Kate Raffensberger Red and Black Society Member Kevin D. Kilpatrick Loyalty Club Benjamin N. Rice Robert E. Kneip* Lauren Nicole Kimbrough Jamie Glancy Bizzell* Benjamin A. Ricketts Staci Rae Thomas* Lucy McLaurin King John Robert Bizzell Emily Jane Roberts Tyler E. Lake Alyssa Grace Blades Leslie Hudson Rouse Tower Society Blair A. Lehman  Caroline Randolph Cancelosi* Elizabeth Susan Saba Carson Marie Irwin* Douglas H. Lensing Jonathan A. Cashon Marjorie Lucius Schwahn Margaret Pons Tufton  Caroline Cush Lindley Mary E. Dumas Anthony C. Siracusa, III Christopher W. Lomas Hunter S. Hamlet Marjorie R. Smith Loyalty Club Jessica Lynn Lotz Catherine E. Lindeman Allison Marie Squires Dana L. Bartolomei Madoline Marie Markham  Kristin Wade Marchell Teneice Renee Stegall Tevari Lynnee Butler* W. Nathan Maxwell  Alexa Landon Smith* Ian W. Todd A. Gordon Conaway, Jr.* Joey L. Miller Jenna Kathleen Smith Brittany Alice Underwood Renee DeArmond Conaway Michael T. Moore, Jr. Suzannah L. Van Sickle

44 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Tri M. Vu Anna M. Coons K. Grace Stranch Jordan Leigh Cook La’Sandria Renee Ward Cybil White Covic Carrie Christine Tennant Jessica Linnette Cowan Lucas D. Warth Brett M. Dagen Sara Clayton Terry Claire Allison Cullen Morgan Jane Mischer Warth Laura Wyndham Deines Thach H. Truong Claire Elise Delbove Claire Alexandre White Erick L. DeVore Brandon B. Valentine Leigh Whitson DeVries Stephanie Berzette Wilkinson Brigid Hannon Douglass Jennifer Whatley Vaughn Christopher R. Dorsett Suzanne Marie Wineke John S. Dryman, Jr. Armanda Leigh Venezia Lindsey Kathryn Dortch Brian M. Wise Christian J. Eberle M. Werner Viser Alexandria L. Eiland Matthew B. Womack Meredith Savage Fifer Sarah H. Volgas Sarah Kate Endres S. Alexander Woods, Jr. Brendan J. Finley Mark E. Wadley Ian J. Engdahl Elizabeth A. Wright Richard H. Flowers, IV Jacqueline M. Ward Camille S. Fenton Mackenzie S. Zalin Andrew P. Foss-Grant Derek M. Washam Matthew D. Frank Erin Pate Foster William T. Weller Joshua T. Fuchs Class of 2010 – 41% Frances McCrory Fox Alison Marie White G. Kip Geddes Scott J. Galloway Megan Brooke Wilson Christopher H. Gignoux Diehl Society Sustainer Heather Lynn George Clarke R. Wise Matthew J. Gilbert Morgan D. Grigsby* William W. George Alice C. Wombwell Kelly Kathleen Gillean Jenay Doveeann Gipson Rachel H. Woods Cameron F. Goodman Red and Black Society Member Sara T. Gochnauer Meredith Leigh York Kristen Ann Griffi n Mohammad O. Atiq Reid E. Hamilton Kirby Elizabeth Grigsby Gregory J. Bolwell* Thomas B. Hamilton, Jr. Class of 2011 – 42% Lindsey Taylor Gurkovich Jonathon Clark Jacquelyn G. Hancock Guy H. Handley, IV Whitney Lynn Faust Kalli Glenn Harrell Red and Black Society Senior Katelyn Foster Handley Aaron A. Fitzgerald Lillian Rice Hearn M. Kathleen Morgan Grier Elizabeth Haney Alison Cates Jones* Elizabeth Blakeney Henschen Alice Clara Hilgart William D. Leibner Laura Rebecca Hofto Red and Black Society Associate Audrey Marie Hughes Jennifer Carolyn Long* Mary Elizabeth Huddleston John H. Duncan* Caroline Lynn James Meredith Margaret Martin Cristina Elizabeth Iskander Eric G. Stradley* Brogan W. Jayne Megan L. McDonald* Colin R. Johnson Elizabeth B. Jeans Andrew A. Morehead Laura Raquel Johnson Red and Black Society Member Kathryn M. Johnson Alexandra T. Routh Stephen J. Juel Hugh H. Barber* Kristen Anne Jones Richard Sewell Julia Anderson Kerr Holly Elizabeth Edwards Matthew E. Kenreich Rohan Sood* Amanda Howard Law Jennifer G. Frierson* Marianne Gibbs Kirk Anne Elizabeth Tufton Alexa C. LeBoeuf Courtney Nicole Martin* Kelly Ann Kriegshauser Peter F. Zanca Michael A. Lewis Justin K. Stradley Brian P. Lainoff Janie R. Logan Megan Elizabeth Lally Loyalty Club Morgan Elizabeth Logerot Loyalty Club Lydia Anne Lancaster Adeeti Devendra Amin L. Joseph Madere, III E. Anne Buckthal* Brittany Erwin Lawnin Meredith Ayres Bond Lily Elfrink Mahoney William P. Hunt, Jr. Bernard H. Lawson, III Sarah Hodges Crowley Elizabeth C. Mansfi eld Jami Michelle King Anna M. Laymon Christina Melinda Daggett* Natalie Marie Mayo Austin L. Marcum G. Grayson Lucas Amanda Sue Hoeffken Brianna Hamilton McCullough Houston M. Scarborough* Michaela Davies Lynch Joel P. Iwaskiewicz* John R. McGeoch Nathaniel C. Mahoney Tierney T. Jackson* Elizabeth Anne McGowin Donor Elise Rebecca McCarthy Rachel Elise Loveland Laura Elizabeth McLain Sarah Lynn Akin Dylan J. McDonald Bennett T. Mallory* Aaron B. Michelsohn Rebecca Ann Allen Andrew C. Meier Leigh Swiger Moynihan* Erik R. Miller Joshua P. Anderson Jonathan F. Mervine Katherine Norine Owens* Anna Christilles Moak Joshua R. Arant M. Andrew Millis Andyshea Saberioon Maura Caton Mohler Bradley T. Arnold Stephanie M. Mingos Mathilde Villere Semmes Grant P. Monda Taylor M. Babich Christopher B. Moore Samuel F. Smith William K. Montgomery Nicholas A. Bailey Ellen Marie Rast Sammie J. Wicks, II Lauren O. Mooney Jason A. Ballard Catherine A. Olson Pamela E. Palmer Katelyn B. Barham Robin E. O’Neil Donor Morgan Leigh Pittman Kathleen W. Bass Gregory M. Palm Zachary F. Albert William M. Plosser William M. Bell, IV Stephanie Elizabeth Parazak C. Scot Allison Tyler W. Ponder Joel H. Berger William M. Patterson Allison Renee Andrews Kristin Elizabeth Pugh Matthew W. Bergin Jessie Harper Pearson Rebekah S. Atnip Carter R. Ragan Mary Williams Billingsley Kyle D. Peterson E. Lee Berry Jessica A Rathel Elizabeth J. Bingham John E. Pevy Molly Triona Bombardi-Mount Mary Elizabeth Ricke Heather Michelle Bishop Michael J. Pluta Caroline Farrior Boone Jeffrey L. Ricker Tiara Danielle Brice Russell P. Powers Andrew B. Boucher Rebecca E. Rieger Michael D. Briggs Kelly Jean Prak Joshua R. Bourland Hunter R. Ross James M. Bruce, IV Stephen F. Risley Blake A. Branum Martha Aja Rotzoll Steven D. Brunson Rachel Elizabeth Robinson Stephanie Faith Brenzel C. Brooks Royer Byron B. Carson, III Sarah Joye Rogers Colleen G. Callaghan Clark N. Ruppert Michael K. Castellarin Morgan Lynn Rote Catherine Elizabeth Casey Daniel A. Schrader, Jr. Hunter D. Chandler Olivia Frances Ryan Meredith Louise Cavin Brittney McIntyre Shedden Brittany Kirsten Chavez Anna Elizabeth Sanford Lindsay Leah Chaisson Simone Denae Simmons Anthony C. Chiang Marrissa Antonia Scales Natalie Michele Chambers Lyndsay Elizabeth Solimine Felecia Nicole Collier M. Trent Schill T. Alexander Chansuthus Kathryn Claire South Christopher D. Conkell Noah Patrick Schill Rebecca J. Clarin Jessica Lynn Sprenkel Elizabeth G. Connick Kenneth S. Scott

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 45 Alumni Gifts to the Annual Fund continued from page 45 Emily Ann Sellers Nicholas S. Carlson Barrett J. Huggins Hannah Jayne Peck Sydney Kathleen Shearer Jeanine T. Claiborne John F. Huldin Bradley C. Pennington Frederick K. Sheldon Julia Caitlin Clapper Regan Cate Humphrey Travis L. Perkins Michelle Catherine Shroyer Anna Marie Clark Jacob L. Jackson Caroline Rose Philhower Jasdev Kaur Singh Marissa Nicole Clark Madeline Mae Jeansonne Alexandra L. Phipps Daniel A. Smith Michelle Annette Clark Steven C. Johanson Emily Martin Pochter Jacob M. Smith Zoe Catherine Clark Haley Marie Johnson Shawna Colette Quast Katharyn Evans Smith Laurie Elizabeth Clotworthy Thomas M. Johnson, IV Salar Rafi eetary Stephen D. Spainhour Amber Bernadette Coble Elizabeth H. Jones Allen C. Reed Elizabeth Anna Summitt Catherine Davis Coker Aaron F. Kala Anna Claire Reilly Joseph J. Svejkosky Cathryn Ann Coleman Graham M. Karlan Virginia Ann Rhomberg Leah Catherine Taylor Laura Christine Collins Kathryn H. Kay D. Robin Richardson Alexander A. Tong Caroline Elizabeth Colpoys Marion J. Keith Catherine E. Rickenbacker David B. Travis, Jr. Rachel Ann Connell Sarah Anne Kennedy Adam L. Rivkin C. Tyler Turner Melissa Leann Coquelin Ryan A. Kent Van C. Roerty Dev H. Varma Tiffany Mae Cossich Ariel Yvonne Kimmel A. Simms Rogers Nicholas A. Volgas Ryan A. Costello Kristin Leigh Knopf Helen Cunningham Rogers Holland E. Walker Kevin P. Creedon Sarah Natalie Knowles Bailey Jean Romano Maura Elise Weber Jeremy C. Culver Jennifer A. Kotrady Chris C. Rose Andrew R. Weidler Benjamin E. Curtis Ana Melissa Kuhlmann Michael W. Rubin Jason R. Weise Jessica L. Davis Keshav Kukreja Leisy Moore Ruddock Carol Diane Wicker Austin C. DeBeaux Manali Anand Kulkarni Jonathan L. Rue, Jr. Olivia Morrissey Wood Justin T. Deere Christian D. Kurth Hannah Connolly Sackett Adam M. Wright Eric B. Deines Marie Rudolf Kyle Gianna Sofi a Salvucci Caitlin M. Dempsey Carolyn Anne Lamere Sara Elizabeth Sanders Class of 2012 – 69% Rebecca Elizabeth Diamond William H. Lang Amanda Marie Sandifer Katherine Mara DiGiovanni Lauren Emily Lee Jerica Lisset Sandifer Red and Black Society Senior Allie Tucker Dillon Charles F. Lent Caroline L. Saracini A. Cori Frazier Paige Olivia Dotsy Xinmeng Li Evan M. Savage Julie Melissa Doub Ellison C. Linebarier Eloise Huttig Schlafl y Red and Black Society Member Erin Grace Dressel Josie Virginia Long Lauren Taylor Schully Maxwell G. Hardy* Carolyn Marie Drobak Melody Ramonita Lopez Stephanie Elizabeth Sermonet Alex F. Petraglia Jiayu Du Macie Jenai Lunyong Stephen D. Sexton Carson Suzanne Duffy Travis A. Lux Christina A. Siegel Loyalty Club Kevin H. Duffy Phillip C. Lyons Mary Greer Simonton LaKevia Rosha Perry Mary Frances Dunlap Andrew S. MacIntire Morgan C. Slevin Chidimma M. Emelue Anna M. Magliolo Edward R. Smith Donor Ryley T. Erhardt Patrick H. Mai Kelsey Caitlin Smith Clay P. Adams Michael H. Ethridge Emily Muir Main Remick H. Smothers John M. Alexander R. Scott Evans Natalie Rose Malouf Anna Blair Solomon Veronica Camacho Alix Benjamin A. Ezickson Anthony L. Maples, II Tyler W. Springs S. Aubrey Allen, Jr. Martha Ree Falls Sarah Amanda Mason Elizabeth A. Steen Kelly Elizabeth Allison Leann Gloria Farha Robert L. Matthews Ethan A. Stegich Adam G. Alsamadisi Jordan Leigh Fewox Andrew L. McGeoch Taylor Gould Stephens D. Sophia Altamirano Emmaly E. Fiandt Pauline C. McKim Brett L. Stoots Colin S. Antaya Allison Ann Fish Joshua K. McKinley-Smith Rachel Michele Stowe Ariel Mechelle Anthony Laura Anne Flink Chelsea Jane McLeod Steven J. Streitfeld Mason E. Asbury Alin I. Florea Olivia J. McMillan Matthew R. Strok Amy Lea Aughinbaugh Spencer A. Friedrich Neha Mehta Anne E. Stuckslager Jane Lindsey Barrilleaux Jordan E. Gilmore Mary Claire Melton Elise Beth Suna William F. Bazzel, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Godfrey Stephanie Michelle Milazzo Jared K. Swenson Cody I. Beatty Julia Adrienne Golizio Andrew S. Millen Sarah Ilene Talley Christopher R. Bell Margaret K. Goss Caitlin V. Miller Sarah Young Tchang Sharwil Aisha-Joi Bell Lindsey Shay Graeber Sterling E. Miller Ivy Alexandria Thompson Logan M. Benoist Brittany Marie Gray Taylor Skye Mills H. Elizabeth Tomlinson Jonathan S. Berube Jake D. Groves John A. Minaldi Rebecca C. Vandewalle Lindsey Louise Beste Hannah Olivia Gysin Carlita Deloris Mitchner Huy N. Vi Emily Michelle Bird J. Travis Hamm Elizabeth Marie Monda Anastasia M. Volarich Justin R. Birkmeyer Maxwell G. Hardy* Thomas E. Monsor W. Scott Wallace Catherine Frances Bordelon Jordan L. Harms Benjamin S. Morrell Rachel Shannon Walton Mary Catherine Bowden Zachary K. Harpole Benjamin S. Morris Claire Marie Warren William A. Bowron, III Amanda Grace Harris H. Elizabeth Morrison Anne Marshall Weems Cintara Shalinda Bradley Alice Jane Havner Hannah Leigh Woody Naeger Emily Lauren Wehby S. Cole Bradley Elizabeth A. Hayman Donald D. Napier, IV Claire M. Weinstein Hannah Elizabeth Bromfi eld Emily Sarah Hays Leanne Michele Naramore John W. Wells Megan Marie Brooks Alex S. Herran Evan F. Nelsen Jake A. Whittaker Jenna Marie Brownfi eld Meredith A. Hicks Megan L. O’Brien Kristin Case Wilkinson Victoria Marie Bundy Arden Blair Holbein Jasper T. Page Elliot L. Williams Andrew H. Caldwell Kara Ashley Holifi eld Otisha Jenea Paige Joan C. Williams Alexandra C. Capes Jaime Marie Hopkins Kelly Haines Parry Jonas S. Williams M. Kyle Capstick William D. Hornaday Madeline Ann Patterson Katherine Elizabeth Williford Austin J. Carden Andrew S. Howie Johnathan R. Payne Anne Rochelle Wilson

46 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Daniel M. Wolfe Yutong Duan Megan Elayne Lee Juan A. Roncal Brian P. Wolpert YaVette Shantell Dunn Melanie A. Lilienstern Mary Margaret Rottgers M. Shay Womack, Jr. Allie Nicole Elozory Amaryllis A. Lyle Mary C. Sanders Diana Yi-Jin R. Wong William D. Estes Roger M. Madison John L. Sanford Emily Clark Woods Tanner K. Evins Taylor H. Maitland Olivia Maureen Santarelli Owen H. Worley M. Jordan Farrar Courtney Marie Mallin Julia Elizabeth Scales Brendan M. Worst Kathryn Elizabeth Faucher Justin M. Malone Madeline Rose Scott William R. Wurster Sarah Elizabeth Ferguson Meagan Adele Mansfi eld Emily Elaine Shaw Christopher T. Yates Emma Savannah Fesperman Kathryn Ann Marr Jarmonique C. Smith Niti Patel Yogesh Helen Darlene Floersh Madison Keller Marullo Sarah Elizabeth Smith Thomas H. Zigtema Jenelle M. Francis Marie Mason Monique Ashlee Smyth Kellianne M. Zomer Jared M. Gab Megan Christine Matthews Kevin W. Starnes Lucy Margaret Gaines Jaime Nicole Maxey J. Kate Stewart Class of 2013 – 57% Andrew Galow Beth Ann McCloskey Katharine Blair Stich J. P. Garry Katherine Colleen McCoid Lukas H. Stockhausen Loyalty Club Ryan P. George J. Cameron McCullough Mairi Lin Stockton Hayley Elizabeth Benton Jasmine Lanette Gilstrap Holly Elizabeth McGlown Kathryn Condrey Stuckslager J. Matt Grisham Cole T. McIsaac Emily Jane Sullivan Donor Tanya Hajj D. Alexander McWhirt Dorothy Taylor Svgdik Robin Elizabeth Abernathy Michelle H. Hardin Joseph N. Miller Ines Neylan Tamaddon Janelle Lindsay Adams Christopher M. Hardy Matthew D. Miller Camilla Noel Taufi c Morgan Josephine Amber Madeleine Louise Harrigan Mallory Edith Morphy Darren L. Thomas, II Sarah Holland Bacot Theodore R. Hartwell, III Jessica Ann Murrer James O. Thompson Carolyn Howell Baker Elise Marie Hastings Yasmin Mzayek Rebecca E. Thompson Jackson C. Baker L. Elizabeth Henrikson Mary Marks Nelson Michael A. Todd Alexandra Watkins Bankart Josephine Agnes Hill Elizabeth Robertson Newell Staley Jeanette Tomforde Maha Bano Kilby Elisabeth Hodges Ashley Lauren Newman Lan Thi Tran Annie Olivia Bares Margaux Marie Hoglind Ngoc-Tran Thi Nguyen Lila Marie Turner Charlotte Mathilde Battestin Elizabeth Marie Hollingsworth Alexander P. Nollan Alexander T. Tweel David A. Bergen Mary Stephens Honeychurch Treshain Atwellyne Norfl eet Paula Elizabeth Vasichko Ryan T. Berger Nicholas J. Jensen Gerard J. O’Meara, III Brian K. Walton Shannon S. Blair L. Emmanuel John-Teye Talor Lynn Paige Xiao Wang Joshua B. Blount J. Sutton Jones Alexandra E. Pappas Yubo Wang Julie Marie Borden Jonathon M. Jones Colleen Anne Parrish Sameer S. Warraich Colby N. Bowles Philip C. Jones Sarah Elizabeth Pate Melissa Kathleen Welch R. Knight Bracey Sarah Ann Joyner Rikeen Y. Patel Laura Ann Wiggins Emily Nicole Brueck Meagan Lynne Keller S. Elizabeth Patterson B. Alex Wilkerson Samantha Leigh Bryan Lucy M. Kellison Jordan D. Perchik Chanrika C. Williams Nicholas A. Brydon Mark S. Kelsey C. Tyler Perkins Walter T. Williams Piper Noelle Carroll Elizabeth Rivers Kenwright Christopher A. Perkins R. Turner Willis, Jr. Mairin E. Casey Jeremey B. Key Elizabeth Ann Peterson Samantha Jo Wineke Reid E. Cates Adiha Ali Khan Lauren Ashley Peterson Julia Janet Wolfe Tyler N. Catterton Matthew R. Killary Zachary C. Pless Aynsley Elizabeth Wright Huiru Chen Susanna Leigh Kirby W. Ben Porter Annika Jane Wuerfel Qiyue Chen M. Alix Knight Meera N. Pranav Zongyu Yang Colin T. Chu Alex Nicole LaBat Ian E. Preston Charles H. Yarn Lauren Bishop Clark Lauren Renee LaBat Linlin Qiu Charlotte Anais Young Robert F. Cook Ryan N. Landry Hillary Morgan Quirk J. Lauren Young William P. Cooner Alison Paula Lang Elliott L. Ramirez Alex J. Yu Harrison B. Daniel Bethany Joy Larkin Preston A. Reeder Allison Yu Sarah Cummings Delph H. Jack Lartigue, Jr. Anne-Chevette Michelle Rhynes Ya Yu Alexandra Christine Downey Lucas T. Laudermilk Maria Nicole Ricci David S. Zhang Adam W. Drake William N. Lay N. Claire Riley Yizhe Zhang Wenbin Du Justin A. Lee Jordan Ailsa Robinson Elizabeth Lloyd Zuelke

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 47 Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation Chapters Donors Austin...... 34% 1946 ...... 59% 1963 ...... 52% 1980 ...... 30% 1997 ...... 31% (in order of date as % of New England . . . . .40% 1947 ...... 52% 1964 ...... 48% 1981 ...... 37% 1998 ...... 36% established) Chapter San Francisco . . . . .34% 1948 ...... 54% 1965 ...... 47% 1982 ...... 31% 1999 ...... 35% 1949 ...... 58% 1966 ...... 39% 1983 ...... 42% 2000 ...... 31% Mobile ...... 37% Class Donors as 1950 ...... 49% 1967 ...... 46% 1984 ...... 32% 2001 ...... 23% Atlanta ...... 37% Year % of Class 1951 ...... 50% 1968 ...... 47% 1985 ...... 33% 2002 ...... 24% Washington, DC . .40% 1952 ...... 51% 1969 ...... 42% 1986 ...... 28% 2003 ...... 39% Arkansas ...... 28% 1936 ...... 33% 1953 ...... 33% 1970 ...... 47% 1987 ...... 41% 2004 ...... 29% Memphis ...... 39% 1937 ...... 0% 1954 ...... 51% 1971 ...... 46% 1988 ...... 33% 2005 ...... 31% Nashville...... 36% 1938 ...... 100% 1955 ...... 50% 1972 ...... 35% 1989 ...... 33% 2006 ...... 32% North Texas ...... 38% 1939 ...... 57% 1956 ...... 64% 1973 ...... 49% 1990 ...... 30% 2007 ...... 29% Birmingham ...... 43% 1940 ...... 67% 1957 ...... 59% 1974 ...... 38% 1991 ...... 31% 2008 ...... 33% Houston ...... 43% 1941 ...... 75% 1958 ...... 46% 1975 ...... 30% 1992 ...... 29% 2009 ...... 33% Chicago ...... 32% 1942 ...... 56% 1959 ...... 60% 1976 ...... 31% 1993 ...... 34% 2010 ...... 41% New York ...... 34% 1943 ...... 63% 1960 ...... 56% 1977 ...... 41% 1994 ...... 27% 2011 ...... 42% St. Louis ...... 30% 1944 ...... 56% 1961 ...... 47% 1978 ...... 33% 1995 ...... 26% 2012 ...... 69% New Orleans...... 46% 1945 ...... 75% 1962 ...... 66% 1979 ...... 33% 1996 ...... 26% Alumni Awards for 2012-13 (to be presented Homecoming Reunion Weekend, Oct 25-26, 2013)

The President’s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1983 The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $58,504 1964-2002 is presented to the Class of 1983 for its gift of $58,504.

The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between presented to the Class of 1973 for its 10% increase in donors. the years 1964-2002 is presented to the Classes of 1964, 1965, and 1970 for achieving 47% participation in the Annual Fund. The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the Class of 1968 for its class gift of $37,350, an increase of $11,974 over the Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years previous year. or fewer is presented to the Class of 2010 for its gift of $18,786.

The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes more is awarded to the Class of 1963 for its gift of $35,058. graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 2012 for achieving 69% participation. The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1938 for achieving 100% participation in the Annual Fund.

48 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2012-13 We are grateful to have many members of the Rhodes community contributing their time and talents to the College, in addition to their fi nancial gifts. The following list includes volunteers for the Campaign for Rhodes Committee, the Alumni Association Executive Board, Homecoming/Reunions, and the Annual Fund. For a more extensive list of volunteers, please visit www.Rhodes.edu/Development.

Campaign for Rhodes Douglas F. Halijan ’89 Homecoming/Reunion 2013 Susan Logan Huffman Committee Volunteers Leslie Nelson Lee ’86 Volunteers Melissa Barth Ivy John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Lewis K. Kalmbach National Alumni Lane Patton Patikas ’92 1953 Charlotte Patton Parks James B. Golden, III ’85 Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw, Reunion Chair Leslie Drake Schutt Bruce R. LeForce ’81 Nashville Elizabeth Martin Barker R. Scott McCord ’85, P’16 Charles Maurice Agee, III ’99 Robert H. Crumby 1988 W. Bradford Priester ’86, P’15 Dudley Baker, Jr. ’99 Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. Anne Kaiser Apple A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ’86 Franklin Frederick Benton P’13 Elizabeth Collins Swaim Thomas C. Coleman Morris T. Reagan ’60 Marjo Kay Benton P’13 George W. Wilson, III Brooke Glover Emery Randall R. Rhea ’77 Charles R. Bone ’96 Anne Froom Jones Stuart A. Seal ’81 Stuart Campbell P’10 1963 Lori Guth McCaghren Stephen C. Spinks ’91 Christopher W. Cardwell ’94 C. W. Butler, III, Fundraising Chair Russell T. Wigginton, Jr., Fundraising Eric M. Teal ’91 Robert L. Echols ’62, P’95 Margaret Johnson Ridolphi, Reunion Chair William B. Townsend ’84 Eliot S. Laurence P’15 Chair Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ’55 Bob Buchanan Mahoney P’08, P’11 W. Frederick Bailey 1993 Andrew W. Watts ’85 Viraj K. Parikh ’98 Joseph M. Duncan Elizabeth Feagin Bartusch, Reunion Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Melinda Carol Phillips ’03 E. Brown Crosby Co-Chair Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking ’98 Daniel Gilchrist IV Lynn Elizabeth Crabb, Reunion National Parent/Grandparent Darrell G. Townsend P’04, P’07 Charles W. McCrary Co-Chair Manny Farahani P’13 Deborah E. Townsend P’04, P’07 William K.B. Potts Logan H. Germann, Fundraising Chair Maria Farahani P’13 Katherine McCaa Baldwin Cindy E. Jezek P’15 New York 1968 Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. Jack D. Jezek P’15 James Park P’15 Barbara Lesh Borleske, Fundraising Sarah Frances Henry Riea M. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Patricia Shiland P’15 Chair Gregory L. Ritter Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Marcie Allen Van Mol ’96 Drucilla Thom White, Reunion Chair Harold C. Smith Mary Jane McWherter P’14 Nora Harvin Buchanan P’93 Nicki Soule’ Michael R. McWherter P’14 Alumni Association Stephen H. Cole Kathryn P. Murphy P’15 Executive Board B. Bruce Cook, Jr. 1998 R. Clayton Murphy P’15 Jennifer Fey Edmonds Mitchell A. Klink, Fundraising Chair Charles W. Kinslow, III ’72 – President Robert L. Morris, II P’04 Sarah Elizabeth Lindsey Harrison, Atlanta J. Kelly Ensor, III ’99 – President-Elect Annie Olson Paden Reunion Chair Paul M. Ollinger ’91 Trish Puryear Crist ’90 – Secretary Daniel H. Kahalley G. David Overend ’96 Claire Chambers Hegarty ’01- VP/ 1973 Carolyn Ransford Kaldon Elizabeth Roe Pearce ’91 Chair, Alumni Division of Annual Rebecca Pixler Boone P’00, Reunion Robert C. Lane Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Fund Co-Chair Howard M. Schramm, III Cathy Rollins P’13 James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89, Trustee Victoria Kanawalsky Gore, Reunion Amanda Grebe Tamburrino Liaison Co-Chair Dallas Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71, Trustee Wyeth T. Ramsay, Jr. P’04, 2003 Anne Gaudet Beard ’84 Liaison Fundraising Chair Benjamin D. Chastain, Fundraising Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 Stephen J. Ceccoli, Faculty Liaison T. Clinton Bailey Chair Maura Brady Costello ’83 G. Wright Bates, Jr. ’87 Steven H. Burkett Kimberly G. Kirkpatrick, Reunion Timothy P. Costello Fred. M. Blackmon, Jr. ’01 Lee Seabrook Duncan Chair Genny Doramus Marynell Branch ’77 Margaret Lawson Headrick Susan Elizabeth Duesler W. Michael Doramus ’72 Chip Brian ’94 Scott P. Howard Lisa Doody Hasen Barry D. Johnson ’83 Stratton H. Bull, Jr. ’74 Jane Shaw Howze Lydia Murray Holland Ann Frances Jury P’14 Benjamin D. Chastain ’03 Jill Hortenstine Iglehart Melinda Carol Phillips Janet L. Madigan P’15 Jacob T. Cremer ’06 John Hobson Keesee Brett R. Ramsey William McCoy P’10, P’16 Catherine Susanna Cuellar ’96 A. Meriwether Montgomery P’99, P’01 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 James B. Golden, III ’85 Herman Morris, Jr. 2008 D’Allana Christine Helland ’02 Jennifer Worsham Newman Natasha Kalpana Jain, Reunion Houston Rozell C. Henderson ’85 F. Clark Williams, Jr. Co-Chair Colin L. Cox ’09 William N. Hulsey, III ’77 Robert E. Kneip, Fundraising Chair Kelty Crain P’11 Jason A. Javarone ’00 1978 Julia Stribling Taliaferro, Reunion Rogers L. Crain P’11 Barry D. Johnson ’83 David R. McWilliams, Fundraising Co-Chair Brooks A. Diesel P’15 Robert E. Kneip ’08 Chair Megan Sizemore Clark Craig W. Murray ’69, P’92, P’03 Joanne Samaha Maichrowicz ’96 Ruthann Ray, Reunion Chair Jennifer S. Gladstone Meepsie Murray P’92, P’03 Tracy Vezina Patterson ’84 Donna Del Donno Vosper, Reunion Hilary Loch Harper Charles M. Simmons ’09 Jill Johnson Piper ’80 Co-Chair Alexander S. Heit Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ’01 Samad S. Samana ’07 Kelsey Leigh Jarrett Patrick Douglas Yoder ’01 Jeff L. Sutton ’00 1983 Laura Marie Sellers Leigh Bishop Taub ’92 Robert G. L. Eason, Reunion Chair Donna Lynn Smith Memphis Eric M. Teal ’91 Barry D. Johnson, Fundraising Chair Caleb B. Standafer, III C. W. Butler, III ’63 Rebecca Wynn Weiler ’69 Richard D. Bird, Jr. Michael J. Turco Meg Thomas Crosby Dorothy Sanders Wells ’82 Edward A. de Villafranca Joseph E. Dudek, Jr. ’93 Robert M. Wild, Jr. ’66 Michelle Vick Fulmer Michael A. Edwards ’79, P’11 Allyson Kennett Williams ’96 Robin Haynie Hanna

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 49 Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2012-13 continued from page 49

Annual Fund Volunteers Kalli Glenn Harrell ’10 Kathryn Elizabeth Faucher Mary Marks Nelson Matthew J. Gilbert ’11 Elizabeth Rae Fieser Rikeen Y. Patel Campus Campaign Eloise Huttig Schlafl y ’12 Tanya Hajj Lauren Ashley Peterson Marshall Boswell, Chair, Faculty L. Elizabeth Henrikson Linlin Qiu Campaign Senior Gift Committee, Class of Josephine Agnes Hill Mary Catherine Reeves Marci A. Hendrix ’07, Chair, Staff 2013 Elizabeth Marie Hollingsworth Juan A. Roncal Campaign Jarmonique C. Smith, Co-Chair Thomas W. Horn Courtney R. Strachan Rebecca E. Thompson, Co-Chair Paul J. Hubbell, IV Sameer S. Warraich Class Agents Samantha Leigh Bryan Tracy L. Jenkins Melissa Kathleen Welch K. Michael Lamb ’04 Catherine Ruthan Carlile Susanna Leigh Kirby Trevor I. Wylie Bradley S. Romig ’05 Piper Noelle Carroll Bethany Joy Larkin Allison Yu Christine E. Hendrickson ’06 Reid E. Cates Justin A. Lee Mary Helen Solomon ’07 Robert F. Cook Katherine Colleen McCoid Suzannah L. Van Sickle ’09 Audrey Anne Egitton Mustafa M. Motiwala

50 Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2012-13 William J. Michaelcheck ’69, Chair Laila Adams Eckels ’71 Ali Saberioon P’10 W. Neely Mallory, Jr. New York, New York Memphis, Tennessee Houston, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Chairman and CIO, Mariner Civic Volunteer President and CEO, Sabco Oil & Gas Chairman and CEO, Mallory Group, Investment Group, Inc. Corporation Inc. Maria Farahani P’13 William E. Evans, Vice-Chair Austin, TX W. R. Sanders John B. Maxwell, Jr. ’57 Memphis, Tennessee Civic Volunteer Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Director and CEO, St. Jude Children’s Principal, Chickasaw Partners Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & Research Hospital Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ’71 Maxwell, PLC Memphis, Tennessee Robert R. Waller Arthur W. Rollins ’81, P’13 Secretary Chairman and CEO, E. Ritter & Memphis, Tennessee Frank M. Mitchener, Jr. P’88 Atlanta, Georgia Company President and CEO (retired), Mayo Sumner, Mississippi Managing Director, Investments, Clinic President, Mitchener Planting Private Bank and Investment Wilton D. Hill Company Group, Merrill Lynch Memphis, Tennessee Spence L. Wilson President, WDH Holdings LLC Memphis, Tennessee Wayne W. Pyeatt Trustees President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee J. L. Jerden ’59, P’94, GP’16 Chairman Emeritus, National Bank of James N. Augustine, Jr. ’89 Atlanta, Georgia Steven E. Wynne P’07, P’09 Commerce Memphis, Tennessee President (retired), Pritchard & Jerden, Portland, Oregon CEO, Stifel Financial Inc. Private Investor Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ’58 Memphis, Tennessee Michelle B. Babcock ’98 W. Ralph Jones, III ’79 William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio) Civic Volunteer Wilson, Wyoming Humboldt, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Founder and President, Equipoise Fund President and CEO, Jones Companies, President, Rhodes College Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 Ltd. Memphis, Tennessee James H. Barton P’92 Emeriti Trustees President (retired), National Trust Life Memphis, Tennessee Steven R. Lainoff P’11, P’15 Insurance Company President, Barton Group, Inc. McLean, Virginia Dunbar Abston, Jr. Attorney/ Principal-in-Charge, KPMG, Memphis, Tennessee Faculty-Elected Trustees Susan E. Brown P’10, P’16 LLP President, Abston Management Dallas, Texas Company Loretta Jackson-Hayes Civic Volunteer Phillip H. McNeill, Sr. P’96 Associate Professor, Chemistry Memphis, Tennessee Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. John H. Bryan, III ’83 President, McNeill Commercial Real Memphis, Tennessee Scott L. Newstok Nashville, Tennessee Estate, LLC Chairman (retired), National Associate Professor, English President, Savannah Food Company Commerce Bancorporation Johnny B. Moore, Jr. ’88 Natalie Person Chauncey W. Butler, III ’63 Memphis, Tennessee Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. Associate Professor and Chair, Memphis, Tennessee President and CEO, SunTrust Bank Memphis, Tennessee Psychology First Vice President (retired), SunTrust Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Memphis Elizabeth R. Pearce ’91 Student-Elected Trustees Atlanta, Georgia J. Lester Crain, Jr. ’51 Deborah L. Craddock ’80, P’12 Campaign Director, Coxe Curry & Memphis, Tennessee Robbie Cook ’13 Memphis, Tennessee Associates Private Investor Fort Worth, TX Vice President of Trading, Southeastern International Studies/Urban Studies Asset Mgmt. Randall R. Rhea ’77 Lewis R. Donelson ’38, GP’02 Roanoke, Virginia Memphis, Tennessee Emmanuel John-Teye ’13 Rogers L. Crain P’11 Managing Partner, Carilion Family Founder and Senior Partner, Baker Southaven, Mississippi Houston, Texas Medicine-Parkway Physicians Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Biology President, R. Lacy Services, LTD Berkowitz, PC Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ’65 Mary Catherine Reeves ’13 Margaret Thomas Crosby Rockland, Delaware C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ’50 Knoxville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Chief Technical Consultant, NanoDrop Houston, Texas Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Principal, PeopleCap Advisors Technologies, LLC Professor Emeritus, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Honor Roll of Donors 2012-2013 51 Oak Alley We advance science, relieve su ering and question the deepest mysteries of the human condition.

D. R R. R ’77 A. T. P. P A. C   P. More than 30 years of experience and recipient of 2006 Volunteer Physician of the Year for the state of Virginia by the Virginia Academy of Family Physicians C   C. Sixth term as president of the Bradley Free Clinic. Founding member and vice-chair of Project Access of the Roanoke, a program where physicians agree to see a limited number of indigent patients at no charge. Recipient of the 2009 Unsung Hero Award—Physician, awarded by the Virginia Health Care Foundation. Named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Club. C   A M. Campaign gi to support the sciences and scholarships for students. Second term on the Board of Trustees. Longtime member of the Charles E. Diehl Society and Bellingrath Society. When we combine the accomplishments of alumni with the dreams and ambitions of our current students we can impact the world. Please join us in our e orts. NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID SENATOBIA MS PERMIT NO. 109 2000 North Parkway Memphis, TN 38112-1690 www.rhodes.edu JUSTIN FOX BURKS FOX JUSTIN ED UTHMAN ’74 UTHMAN ED

Now and then: The Rhodes College Pep Band at Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2012 (top) and as red-coated troubadors in 1972 (bottom). Alum Ed Uthman ’74 photographed the group during his tenure at then Southwestern.