The Magazine of Rhodes College ? Fall 2008
Jameson Miller Jones
1916-2008
On the Cover
?Self?Portrait,? Jameson Miller Jones ?36
Professor of Moral Philosophy,
Vice President for Academic Affairs and
Dean of the College, 1955-1971
The college fondly remembers scholar, administrator and artist Jameson Jones, who 
passed away August 25, 2008, at the age of 92.
His teaching inspired students not just to think, but to probe, to question, to stretch 
in directions they hadn?t before imagined, for which alumni thank him to this day.
President Peyton Rhodes asked him to become dean by declaring, ?I look on myself 
as shepherd of the Southwestern fl ock, and I need you for my crook.? Jones accepted 
the offer with characteristic grace, good humor and his seemingly ever-present smile, 
serving, himself, as a good shepherd to the faculty for 16 years.
This issue of the magazine is devoted to the many ways in which Rhodes people?
students, faculty, alumni and friends?are connected. Dean Jones was all of those, a 
model for us all.
?Watercolor from the collection of the Jameson Miller Jones Family
Contents 
FALL 2008 
VOLUME 15   NUMBER 3
 2  Paying the Piper
The Campaign for Rhodes
 6  Respected Scholar Is New Academic Leader
A profi le of Michael Drompp
 8  Examining the Environment
The new Environmental Studies Program
 12  Open Rhodes
A look at new student orientation
 14  The Well-Connected
How Rhodes people look after Rhodes people
 21  Alumni News
Class Notes, In Memoriam
 40  President?s Page
A message from President William E. Troutt
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? What the new Environmental Studies postdocs are teaching 
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? Gail Streete Receives Jameson M. Jones Award
? New Full-Time Faculty Make an Impressive Roster
? A Standing Ovation for Ostrander Award Winners from 
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Fall 2008?Volume 15, Number 3
EDITOR
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GRAPHIC DESIGNERS
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Daney Daniel Kepple, 
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aculty dedicated to undergraduate teaching is one of 
Rhodes? greatest strengths. Alumni from the 1940s 
to the class of 2008 attest that their Rhodes experience is 
shaped by our outstanding faculty. Teaching, not limited 
to the classroom, permeates the campus through regular 
one-on-one exchanges between faculty and students. The 
frequent interaction enables faculty to engage students in 
all aspects of their particular discipline, including their 
research, and results in lifelong friendships. A primary goal 
of the Campaign for Rhodes is to ensure that our faculty 
and staff have the talent, time and resources to inspire and 
involve our students in meaningful study, research and 
service. Alumni, parents, foundations and friends clearly 
recognize the value of faculty contributions, and they 
have expressed their appreciation through gifts to support 
specifi c endeavors.
Most visible is the Paul Barret Jr. Library which has 
transformed the center of campus and provides a place 
for faculty and students to plan their collaborations and 
share news of progress along the way. The renovations and 
addition to the McCoy Theatre made possible by the Harry 
B. McCoy Foundation has reinvigorated all of the arts on 
campus by providing space for theatre faculty to be housed 
under one roof as well as additional rehearsal space for 
upcoming performances. In addition to these gifts, alumni, 
Paying the Piper
Support for Teaching
 and Learning at Rhodes
By Daney Daniel Kepple
Photography by Justin Fox Burks
foundations, parents and trustees have provided generous 
support of the academic program at Rhodes. The gifts and 
bequests, all aimed at attaining the Rhodes Vision, benefi t 
a wide variety of departments along with an eclectic array of 
innovations and programs.
The Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair in Muslim-
Christian Relations honors an alumna of Rhodes College 
and aims to enable a student to work closely with an 
outstanding member of the Rhodes faculty. The funds 
support a distinguished faculty member?s research and 
course development as well as the work of a student research 
associate who can contribute to and benefi t from working 
closely with the faculty member. The current occupant 
is Professor John Kaltner who says, ?In addition to the 
funding for my research which is, of course, very welcome, 
the best thing about the chair is that it allows me to work 
with talented students as a mentor and collaborator. Lars 
Nelson, a Religious Studies and History double major, is my 
research assistant this year, and I have thoroughly enjoyed 
working with him.?
The Jameson M. Jones Outstanding Faculty Service 
Award, also in support of the Rhodes Vision?s Student 
Learning Imperative, has been endowed by Dr. John 
Gladney ?74 to continue the tradition of honoring faculty 
service at Rhodes at Opening Convocation each year.
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?Members of the faculty serve Rhodes in many ways that 
go beyond formal teaching duties and scholarship,? notes 
Gladney, mentioning in particular academic advising 
and oversight of the academic program. All members 
of the Rhodes faculty are eligible to receive the award. 
Nominations are considered by a committee comprising 
primarily faculty members and members of the Offi ce of 
Academic Affairs. Recipients have included Professors John 
Katlner, Tim Huebner and, most recently, Gail Streete.
The Martin-Kragh Faculty Development Fund for 
Biology and Chemistry was established by parents Steve 
and Nancy Martin in hope of perpetuating the close 
learning and working relationship their son Stuart ?08 had 
working in the laboratory of chemistry professor Loretta 
Jackson-Hayes.
?When we came for Parents? Weekend, my son Stuart 
wanted us to meet one his professors, Dr. Loretta Jackson-
Hayes,? Steve Martin recalls. ?We were expecting a quick 
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handshake, but we stayed in her lab for nearly an hour 
listening to her and Stuart describe their research project. 
I?m sure it is every parent?s dream to see a son or daughter so 
excited to work on a fascinating project under the direction 
of a great mentor.?
The fund provides support for a chemistry or biology 
student to conduct research in the laboratory of a faculty 
mentor.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation established two 
programs that benefi t the Rhodes academic program. 
The fi rst provides support for faculty in all stages of their 
careers to grow professionally. Benefi ciaries have included 
professors Tim Huebner and Lynn Zastoupil of the History 
Department; Jennifer Brady, English; and David Jeter, 
Chemistry.
The most recent Mellon program provides funding to 
expand the Environmental Sciences program to a much 
more broadly defi ned Environmental Studies program (see 
story on page 8). The Environmental Sciences program, 
which appeals to students in Mathematics, Chemistry, 
Tim Huebner, associate professor of History
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Biology and Economics, is broadening its focus to include 
environmental policy and will be attractive to students 
interested in areas such as Political Science, International 
Studies, Business or Economics with career interests in 
environmental law, ethics, politics or economics.
?Emerging from this program, our students can position 
themselves to be leaders in addressing some of the world?s 
most pressing issues,? says Professor David Kesler, who is 
chairing the effort.
The program has hired three new postdoctoral fellows, 
Robert Lustech, Tait Keller and Jennifer Sciubba, who 
are working with Kesler to implement a variety of 
interdisciplinary aspects of the program. Lustech also 
teaches courses in the Anthropology/Sociology Department, 
Keller in History and Sciubba in International Studies.
The Dr. Iris Annette Pearce Shakespeare Endowment 
was established through a generous bequest from Dr. Pearce 
?42 to support the Student Learning and Engagement 
Imperatives of the Rhodes Vision. Dr. Pearce had a history 
of giving to her country and community. She served as 
a WAVE during World War II, was a fi fth-generation 
physician and a pioneer for women in the fi eld of medicine. 
She was the fi rst woman resident in internal medicine and 
the fi rst woman chief resident at John Gaston Hospital 
in Memphis. She also served as director of the City of 
Memphis Hospitals. Dr. Pearce had a unique compassion 
for the poor and underserved. In 1981, she received the 
prestigious L.M. Graves Memorial Health Award for 
outstanding contributions to community health care.
Income from her endowed fund will be used to enhance 
and enrich courses in the Shakespeare Studies program 
through lectures by visiting scholars, classes offered by 
actors and directors in residence, conferences, workshops 
and performances. A portion of the funding will support 
research by the faculty member holding the position in 
Shakespeare Studies in the English Department.
Plans for the program are highly interdisciplinary in 
nature. Collaboration with the Theatre Department will be 
ongoing, and more innovative partnerships are also planned. 
Work is under way for a program on Shakespeare and the 
Environment, in celebration of the new Environmental 
Studies program, and Shakespeare and Politics is slated for 
next year.
The Plough Foundation has endowed a chair in Urban 
Studies to strengthen public education, early childhood 
development, crime protection, health care and economic 
development in Shelby County. The chair is held by 
Professor Mike Kirby, chair of the Urban Studies program.
?This support is gratifying recognition of the important 
work our students do in the community,? Kirby says. ?It 
also encourages us to document Rhodes? success stories 
and disseminate the information to other programs and 
community members. We have begun publication of a 
Community Journal to accomplish that goal. The fi rst one 
deals with community policing and has been very well 
received.?
The James T. and Valeria B. Robertson Chair in 
Biological Science was established by Dr. James Robertson 
?53 to support faculty teaching and research in the sciences. 
The current occupant, Professor Terry Hill, says, ?Being the 
occupant of this chair is a great honor. It?s also much more 
than that. The funds allow me to travel to international 
conferences which is quite as important in the sciences as 
in modern languages and international studies. There are 
three collaborations that [Chemistry] Professor Darlene 
Loprete and I are involved in that arose from associations I 
made at such meetings. There are great things happening 
in our research that would not be happening without this 
support.?
The Spence Wilson Faculty International Travel 
Fund was established by the Kemmons Wilson Family 
Foundation in honor of Spence Wilson to enable faculty 
to conduct research outside the U.S., collaborate with 
colleagues from throughout the world, travel to retool or 
expand the curriculum, present papers at international 
conferences and  take students abroad.
?The Rhodes Vision clearly states the college?s goal is 
to inspire its graduates to be effective leaders not only in 
their local communities and professions but in the world,? 
Wilson says. ?To achieve that goal of enriching our students? 
global perspectives, it is imperative that our faculty have 
access to international resources and opportunities.?
In the fi rst two years since its inception, the fund has 
provided international experiences to seven faculty members 
including: Professors Mauricio Cafi ero (Chemistry), 
Eddie Mallot (English), Jeffrey Jackson (History), Gary 
Lindquester (Biology), Michelle Mattson (Modern 
Languages), Marsha Walton (Psychology) and Tom 
McGowan (Anthropology/Sociology).
?I am very grateful to the alumni/ae, foundations, parents 
and trustees who have underwritten these important 
programs,? says Rhodes president William E. Troutt. ?It is a 
strong affi rmation that they understand and appreciate the 
vital nature of what happens here every day. The Rhodes 
faculty is second to none and I am delighted that friends of 
the college are supporting their work.? 
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ichael R. Drompp, Rhodes? new academic 
leader, steps into his two-year appointment 
as Dean of the Faculty and Vice President 
for Academic Affairs with three points in his favor:
  He was the unanimous choice of President Troutt 
and the Faculty Governance Committee.
  He is a distinguished scholar and teacher as well as 
an able administrator.
  He has a solid record of leading the campus community 
through waters that have not always been smooth.
Drompp, a Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University, 
came to Rhodes in 1989 as an assistant professor of 
history after teaching at Illinois State University  and 
serving as the director of the Pacifi c Rim/Asia Study-
Travel Program at the University of Puget Sound. He 
was promoted to associate professor in 1993 and full 
professor in 2003, and chaired both the Department of 
History and the Asian Studies Program for several years. 
Drompp has also served as Dean of Academic Affairs 
for Postgraduate Fellowships. He received the Clarence 
Day Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1999.
Drompp?s  classroom skills rest on a fi rm foundation. 
A lifelong musician who was encouraged by his 
parents to look for a more ?practical? major, Drompp 
discovered the Department of Uralic and Altaic 
Studies at Indiana University and was captivated. His 
fi rst experience was a course called ?Inner Asia before 
the Mongol Conquest,? taught by a master teacher 
who later became one of his mentors.
?I have stayed there ever since. I am fascinated by 
the relationship between the Chinese people and 
the nomadic peoples to China?s north. I stayed at 
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Indiana for all three of my degrees because that was 
the only place in the world that could offer me that 
concentration,? he says.
Drompp lived in Taiwan for two and a half years while 
writing his dissertation and studied, among other things, 
gourmet cooking. A few years ago he set off for Mongolia 
on his own and rented a Jeep, driver and translator to 
examine and photograph archaeological sites that had not 
yet been excavated. Perhaps most formative was the year 
he spent leading University of Puget Sound students on a 
year-long academic experience in Asia.
?We went to Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, India, 
Nepal and Pakistan, and the students studied a different 
course in each country,? he recalls. ?In Thailand we lived 
in a monastery and studied 
Theravada Buddhism. In 
Nepal, on a 20-day trek of 
the Himalayas we studied the 
fl ora and fauna of the area. I 
taught art history in China 
and still include art in many 
of my classes. The capstone 
course was on the history 
and cultures of the Silk Road, 
taught while we traveled a 
good portion of that ancient 
route. The net effect was 
that I truly came to value 
international education and 
its impact on students.?
Soon after President Troutt arrived at Rhodes he 
asked Drompp to chair the Diversity Initiative, a task 
force charged  with looking at obstacles to attaining a 
more diverse campus and how those obstacles could be 
overcome. The fact that 21 percent of the class of 2012 
are students of color is an eloquent testimony to the 
often challenging work of that task force.
Later, Drompp led the steering committee established 
to oversee the faculty/trustee teams that tackled the 
10 ?steps forward? highlighted in President Troutt?s 
inaugural address. The 10 initiatives, which have since 
been consolidated into the Rhodes Vision and its four 
strategic imperatives, set such goals as recruiting and 
retaining the best faculty and promoting increased 
opportunities for students to do research, engage with 
the Memphis community and  study abroad. They also 
called for curricular revision and a new library. Major 
progress has been achieved in all those areas.
Michael Drompp has earned the faculty?s and the 
administration?s trust many times over, yet he begins his 
new assignment with humility.
?The Diversity Initiative was a very good learning 
experience for me,? he says. ?Through it I came to see 
that process is important as well as outcome, and progress 
is often slow. As part of that work other members of the 
task force and I met with many groups with the goal of 
engaging as many constituencies as possible. It reinforced 
for me the tremendous importance of listening.?
Drompp enters his new role with that realization.
?I have great respect for the work of everyone here and 
for the level of trust we 
share. I hope to promote 
improved communication 
and strive for greater 
transparency. I want to 
honor and celebrate the 
work of the faculty in 
all its diversity. There is 
a marvelous variety of 
teaching and research and 
creative activity here, and I 
am very glad of that.?
Drompp admits to some 
sadness at the thought of 
leaving the classroom.
?I love teaching,? he says. 
?I was reminded of that recently when I got a postcard 
from a student who is now studying in China. It is very 
gratifying to me that she thought of the class in which 
we studied the emperor who is pictured on the card. We 
really do have great students at Rhodes.?
On the other hand, ?I won?t miss grading! Over the 
years I?ve learned that I enjoy working with the faculty 
as well as with the students, and this job gives me a new 
way to do that.? 
?I want to honor and 
celebrate the work of the faculty 
in all its diversity. There is a 
marvelous variety of teaching and 
research and creative activity here, 
and I am very glad of that.?
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ow did 
Columbus? 
arrival in 
the New World impact 
the native population? 
What happens to the 
environment of an area 
when you start building 
parking lots? In what 
ways can population, 
disease and technology 
impact war, power and 
sovereignty? What does 
?national security? mean 
from an environmental 
standpoint?
Students at Rhodes 
are getting the 
opportunity to tackle 
these complex issues 
and many more through 
a newly expanded 
Environmental Studies 
program?all made possible by a major grant from 
the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
With the Mellon Grant providing more than 
$500,000 over the next three years, Rhodes has 
created an interdisciplinary course of study that 
crosses humanities, natural and social sciences and 
greatly enhances what began as an Environmental 
Science minor in the natural sciences just a few 
years ago. Students are now exploring aspects 
of ecological anthropology, environmental 
archaeology and the politics of pathogens, to name 
just a few new topics of study, under the guidance 
of three faculty fellows whose appointments were 
funded by the Mellon Grant award. The new 
Environmental Studies program helps position 
Rhodes as a leader in the national higher education 
conversation on the environment, and is another 
area of study in which the college can take full 
advantage of its urban location.
?Our faculty has created three postdoctoral 
positions emphasizing environmental policy, which 
adds both depth and breadth to our program, 
along with teaching experience in a liberal arts 
environment for humanities Ph.D.s,? says Rhodes 
President William E. Troutt. ?The program plays 
to our strengths in interdisciplinary learning that 
crosses traditional departmental boundaries. The 
timing is ideal for Rhodes as we implement several 
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Photography by Justin Fox Burks
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new initiatives that continue to integrate academic 
and experiential learning, and we are very grateful 
to the Mellon Foundation for this support.?
According to Michael Drompp, vice president 
for Academic Affairs and dean of the faculty, the 
Rhodes faculty is due the credit for successfully 
winning the prestigious grant, and the newly 
expanded Environmental Studies program is 
already building bridges in terms of uniting 
different disciplines.
?For years, before the [Environmental Science] 
minor was created, we sputtered along trying to put 
together some sort of an environmental program,? 
he says. ?I was quite pleased when we adopted the 
philosophy of first building on our strength in 
sciences with the Environmental Science minor. I 
believe that successful program was an important 
component in our proposal to the Mellon 
Foundation.?
While the new Environmental Studies courses 
Jennifer Sciubba Rob Lusteck
?Our History, International Studies and 
Anthropology/Sociology departments are hosting the 
new postdocs at Rhodes,? explains Drompp, ?but the 
program has the potential to impact students across an 
even wider variety of disciplines and courses of study. 
It is really exciting because it?s such a broad-based 
initiative. The new courses are intended to appeal to a 
great number of students, not just those who want to 
minor in Environmental Science.?
Biology Department professor David Kesler, 
who helped develop the original Environmental 
Science minor and who will direct the expanded 
interdisciplinary program, agrees that it is an 
ambitious effort.
have interest for students in a wide variety of 
disciplines at Rhodes, the History, Anthropology/
Sociology and International Studies departments 
are particularly happy about welcoming new faculty 
fellows in their specifi c disciplines.
With a Ph.D. in history from Georgetown, 
faculty fellow Tait Keller is guiding students in 
the exploration of the development of human 
society and the ways in which human experience 
is lived in an ecological context. Jennifer Sciubba, 
who has her Ph.D. in international studies from 
the University of Maryland, is sharing the most 
compelling aspects of her work at the Pentagon and 
helping students explore what she describes as her 
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broad, nontraditional view of international relations. 
And with a Ph.D. in anthropology and minor in 
paleoecology from the University of Minnesota, 
Rob Lusteck brings a distinctly archaeological 
perspective to students examining ecological and 
anthropological aspects of environmental issues.
?When we were offered the chance to apply to host 
one of these postdoctoral fellows, it made perfect 
sense to me try to bring in someone with an interest 
history and politics of consumption and the 
relationship of science and technology to society at 
large. They examine urban planning and suburban 
sprawl, and the interaction between cultural values 
and the setting in which we live. The histories 
of these pertinent areas are often absent from 
current debates, but to understand where we are 
environmentally, we need to know what political, 
social and ethical decisions got us here.?
?Solutions 
to today?s environmental problems
demand a diverse 
background 
of experience and study.
Th e heart 
of our liberal arts and sciences tradition 
is the examination 
of questions 
from multiple perspectives.?
?Professor David Kesler
in environmental 
archaeology,? 
explains 
Anthropology/
Sociology chair 
Susan Kus. ?Rob is 
teaching students 
about ecological 
anthropology, which 
examines how 
other cultures?
particularly those 
we?d consider 
indigenous to 
their particular 
area?understand 
their environment 
and their place in 
the larger ecological 
scheme. He?s also 
an archaeologist, 
so he brings an 
understanding 
of how people 
through time lived 
in this area in North America?and a historical and 
prehistorical perspective to how humans and the 
environment interacted with one another here.?
For History Department chair Gail Murray, 
the fact that the Environmental Studies courses 
are bridging natural sciences, social sciences and 
humanities fits well with Rhodes? emphasis on 
a liberal arts experience that produces articulate, 
well-read, engaged citizens.
?Environmental historians are asking some of 
the most cutting-edge questions in the field of 
environmental studies,? Murray says. ?These 
scholars confront questions about the development 
of industry, the use of natural resources, the 
Like his 
colleagues in 
the History and 
Anthropology/
Sociology 
departments, 
International 
Studies chair 
Steve Ceccoli is 
excited about 
the opportunity 
Rhodes has to 
continue offering 
an innovative 
interdisciplinary 
curriculum for 
students.
?Recruiting new 
faculty members in 
our departments has 
allowed us to bring 
together scholars 
from diverse fields 
and enable them to 
share their insights,? 
he says. ?I expect that this opportunity will create 
several excellent synergies, many of which we have 
not yet anticipated.?
All three postdoctoral fellows point to the 
opportunity to teach in an intimate liberal arts 
environment as one of the deciding factors in 
accepting their appointments at Rhodes. The 
chance to shape a new course of study was also part 
of the appeal.
?Carol Ekstrom, David Kesler and others have 
certainly laid a solid foundation for the new 
Environmental Studies program, and seem to have 
successfully drummed up a lot of interest and 
support for it,? says Jennifer Sciubba. ?Now it?s 
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up to us to bring our own unique perspectives and 
talents and see their vision through.?
Sciubba plans to do just that through her 
ecological politics course, which challenges the 
notion that international relations is all about 
states, bombs and money. Her Pentagon research 
on population and nontraditional security will 
be equally interesting for students wishing to 
explore feminist and environmental perspectives on 
national security.
?I hope to show students that there are multiple 
ways of looking at the world and that there are 
other issues just as important as war and power,? 
she says. ?I also think it is important to connect 
to the local community so that students can feel 
that what they are learning is tangible. There 
are international issues in Memphis, such as 
refugee communities of people who were forced 
away from home by environmental and political 
issues, and there are local connections between 
pollution and poverty that mirror what?s going 
on in less industrialized countries. There are 
many commonalities, and by looking at what 
is happening right here, students can better 
understand what is happening abroad.?
The opportunities to connect to the local 
community will undoubtedly have great appeal for 
Rhodes students, who are already well-known for 
putting theory into practice and testing classroom 
concepts in real-world settings.
?If you?re going to study the environment, you 
have to be out in it!? Keller says with a laugh. ?I 
think these new courses are not only an excellent 
addition to the curriculum, but also a great 
opportunity to do work beyond the Rhodes 
College campus. One example is sustainable 
development on the Memphis riverfront and all 
along the Mississippi River. I think our work 
in Environmental Studies will have a part to 
play in that. There are also some pretty serious 
environmental justice issues here in Memphis that 
we can examine. One of the ways Rhodes can really 
set itself apart compared to similar programs is by 
capitalizing on our urban environment in exploring 
such issues. I think that will really appeal to the 
kinds of students who come to Rhodes.?
Sciubba agrees. ?Having a strong environmental 
program here, situated in Memphis, allows us to 
plug into the community and demonstrate that 
there are people in the area interested in green 
issues,? she says. ?That makes us a part of the 
movement, not a city left behind.?
Lusteck echoes these sentiments in describing 
how Environmental Studies will make a difference 
at Rhodes and beyond.
?One of the reasons this program was funded 
was that people are becoming more aware of 
environmental problems,? he says. ?For example, 
in Tennessee, there are several EPA-designated 
Superfund sites (an uncontrolled or abandoned 
place where hazardous waste is located, which 
can possibly affect local ecosystems or people). 
There are all sorts of environmental changes that 
can happen with everything humans do, and 
sometimes they can be fairly catastrophic. Often 
you will see people in some degree of power who 
have stepped on little people and caused areas of 
environmental degradation that have negatively 
impacted the lifestyle of the less powerful segment.
?With society?s increased awareness of certain 
environmental issues, it?s a good time to examine 
other cultures and the ways they approach the 
environment,? he continues. ?We teach 20 students, 
and we hope they go out and teach 20 more. I?d 
like to help create a strong Environmental Studies 
program here by teaching young people to be aware 
of these issues, so they can use that knowledge in 
their future and try to fix these problems.?
Kesler says it is critical to pull out all the stops in 
tackling today?s environmental problems.
?Why is this program important?? he asks. 
?Because it?s critical that we expose tomorrow?s 
business, civic and academic leaders to these issues. 
Solutions to today?s environmental problems 
demand a diverse background of experience and 
study, and the heart of our liberal arts and sciences 
tradition is the examination of questions from 
multiple perspectives. My long-term, blue-sky hope 
for this program is an Environmental Studies major 
that allows students to explore environmental 
issues from the perspectives of the natural sciences, 
humanities, social sciences and the fine arts. I hope 
that a large proportion of Rhodes courses will fold 
discussion and study of environmental issues into 
their content, and that study of the environment 
will become one of our mission statements.? 
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By Martha Hunter Shepard ?66
Photography by Justin Fox Burks
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eady, set, go! That?s how most alums and current 
students over the age of 20 would sum up the 
fi rst days they spent at Rhodes. In one week?s 
time, they would move in, meet their classmates and a 
host of peer assistants, attend orientation sessions, register 
and begin classes. Depending on one?s class year, Parent/
Family Weekend would be a long two or three months off.
That?s the way it was?until two summers ago, when 
Open Rhodes was born. It?s an aptly-named two-day 
residential summer orientation program for incoming 
students, parents invited. The concept was designed by 
a committee of faculty, staff and students who knew 
exactly what was needed and worked quickly during 
the 2007 spring semester to bring it about that summer. 
Why the change? Incoming students and their parents 
wanted?and needed? more time to assimilate, and 
they let the college know about it, says Marcus Langford, 
director of New Student Programs.
?In their evaluations of the old system, students said 
they felt a high level of anxiety because there was a lot 
to accomplish over a relatively short period of time,? 
Langford explains. ?In just a few days, they had to 
think about what they were going to major in, register 
for classes, meet their academic adviser and other new 
students and orient themselves to the campus. Plus, 
students didn?t have regular communication with the 
college between the time they?d paid their deposit in the 
spring until they arrived in August. There was a huge gap 
that wasn?t allowing them to develop a connection with 
Rhodes. All this, coupled with our desire to help students 
make that connection earlier rather than later, led us to 
Open Rhodes.?
In June and July, students and their parents attend one 
of four two-day sessions. Each is geared to accommodate 
up to 125 students. Students are mailed an Open Rhodes 
Resource Book beforehand, a 32-page booklet fi lled with 
valuable information on how the college works. When 
they arrive for the session, students stay on campus, 
parents in hotels.
On campus, the entire Rhodes community is 
involved. Some 30 faculty participated this year, along 
with countless administrators and 45 current students, 
including 20 Open Rhodes Assistants, or ORAs, who 
met the incoming students, led panels and acted as tour 
guides.
At each Open Rhodes session, there are common 
informational panels, meals and receptions. There are 
also separate events for students or parents only. Everyone 
meets with faculty, current students and administrators 
in formal and informal settings.
There are faculty presentations on the Foundations 
Curriculum, humanities, fi ne arts, natural sciences and 
social sciences. Participants also hear from the dean 
of students and director of Campus Safety. There are 
sessions on academic transitions, Search/Life, community 
and diversity, community service, health and wellness 
and computer services. A panel of current students?a 
particular favorite?reveals what life is really like at 
2000 North Parkway. Most important, each incoming 
student meets with a faculty member to plan his/her fi rst 
semester schedule.
In addition, they leave with their ID cards and a 
sense of what their fall semester course schedule will 
be. At the end of Day 2, they and their parents know 
Rhodes backward and forward. In August, despite the 
temperature, move-in is a relative breeze.
Tom and Jacie Kuchan from Chicago attended Open 
Rhodes 2008 with their daughter Regan.
?I have a much better feel for the college, its 
environment, what its values are,? Tom said on Day 
2. ?I know what to expect, the environment Regan will 
be living in, the opportunities and resources that are 
available to her.?
Jacie enjoyed speaking with current students: ?It was 
very informative and made me feel it?s a good fi t for 
Regan.?
Jeff Tucker from Franklin, TN, who participated 
with wife Allison and son Sam, said, ?As a parent, I feel 
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Chaplain Walt 
Tennyson and 
Regina Simmons, 
associate director 
of residence life 
(right), greet a 
parent at an 
Open Rhodes 
session
more acclimated to the campus. I have a much better 
idea of what the expectations are. Hearing from the 
administration, faculty and students helped me gain 
confi dence that Sam?s going to be able to come here 
and be successful and independent on his own, and that 
there?s a good support system for all of that here.?
Sam agreed, adding, ?It?s also a good way to get to 
know people.?
Jessica Cowan ?11, an ORA who went through the fi rst 
Open Rhodes in summer 2007, concurs with Sam.
?It is a good way to meet people. I know that when the 
students arrive in August, they?ll see a familiar face and 
have someone to talk to. It?s good for parents, too. Last 
year, my mom remembered everything she heard from the 
panels and would remind me of things throughout both 
semesters.?
Langford says Jessica speaks for other sophomores who 
went through the fi rst Open Rhodes.
?It meant so much to them and their parents. But on the 
fl ip side, there were a number of  juniors and seniors who 
hadn?t had the Open Rhodes experience and wanted to be 
involved?they wish they?d had that.?
This year, 452 incoming students, more than 90%, 
attended Open Rhodes. (Other colleges and universities 
with summer orientation programs average 80% 
attendance, Langford says.) Of the 41 students who 
didn?t come, most live or were traveling abroad, and a 
few had confl icting plans. The $110 it costs for a student 
to attend (included in the fall tuition bill) covers meals, 
materials and lodging in a residence hall (women in 
Robinson, men in Blount).
?Rhodes is unique. Most small, private colleges operate 
under a ?fall model,? the way Rhodes used to, whereas 
larger institutions, those with 7,000 students in the 
incoming class, conduct several two- to three-day 
summer orientation programs,? explains Langford.
?Open Rhodes makes a difference,? he continues. ?It 
allows students to make a connection with the college 
earlier and gives them more time to think about some 
of the many transitions they?re going to have to make, 
whether it?s related to academics or meeting new people 
and encountering  new things. It gives parents an 
understanding that there are people here who have their 
sons? and daughters? best interests at heart and who will 
go out of their way to help them succeed.?
Attending Open Rhodes is Step 1. In August, now-
confi dent fi rst-years arrive for an action-packed fi ve-day 
academic, social and cultural orientation before classes 
begin. And these days, Parent/Family Weekend is only 
one month away.  
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Prof. Judith Haas, Jamie 
Augustine ?89, La?Sandria Ward 
?09 and Chris Williams ?11
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Photography by Trey Clark ?89
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hodes people are very well-connected. In 
fact, alumni, students, parents, trustees, 
faculty, staff, friends over time become 
linked for life in myriad ways.
It all starts in high school, when students who attend 
college fairs can meet Rhodes Admissions Offi ce staff 
and perhaps representatives from RAVE (Rhodes Alumni 
Volunteer Effort). In some cities, Rhodes Chapters?
groups of alumni and parents?invite accepted students 
for get-togethers to learn more about Rhodes.
The next step can involve a campus visit, when 
prospectives stay with students, meet faculty, attend 
classes and interview with Admissions.
When students enroll, alums and parents in some of 
their hometowns throw a send-off party.
Choosing Rhodes is one thing, getting here is 
another. Around 85 percent of Rhodes students 
receive some form of fi nancial aid?federal, state, 
institutional or outside assistance or a combination of 
any of these. Add to that a history of Rhodes people 
looking after Rhodes people?more than 50 percent of 
students attend Rhodes with the help of scholarships 
or fellowships provided by people who love the college. 
Students who receive named scholarships sometimes 
have an opportunity to meet the donors. But there are 
thousands of others they won?t meet?all the alumni 
and friends whose regular Annual Fund gifts go straight 
to fi nancial aid and faculty salaries. Students also take 
courses from some faculty who hold endowed chairs 
named for people who love Rhodes, and they attend 
classes, and live, in buildings often named for the 
donors who provided them.
Relationships deepen throughout their Rhodes years. 
Thanks to faculty, staff, alumni, trustees, parents and 
friends, students? intellectual and personal growth 
fl ourish inside the classroom and beyond:
? Faculty mentors, whom their students will remember 
forever, guide them through rigorous courses, projects 
and research. They suggest and help them secure off-
campus internships and counsel them on postgraduate 
work and careers.
? The Center for Outreach in the Development of the 
Arts (CODA) connects students with arts organizations in 
Memphis and around the country, thanks in large part to a 
grant from friends and the help of alumni and parents.
? The Buckman Center for International Education 
connects students with study and internships abroad. 
Several of the internships are provided by Rhodes 
trustees, alumni, parents and friends.
? Service scholarships and other programs administered 
by Rhodes CARES (Center for Academic Research and 
Education through Service) and the Chaplain?s Offi ce offer 
opportunities for service learning and community service. 
Several programs are provided by alumni and friends.
? Career Services and Alumni Relations put them on 
the trail of stateside and international internships and jobs, 
again, often through trustees, alumni,  parents and friends.
? A highlight for Economics and Business Administration 
students is the annual New York City Career Tour in 
January, where they meet and network with Rhodes 
trustees, alumni, parents and friends, learning what it takes 
to work in the fi nancial markets there.
? Rhodes chapters host career networking events for 
undergraduates in several cities throughout the year.
? At Homecoming, the Alumni Offi ce sponsors panels 
of young alumni who live in New York and Washington, 
DC, to speak to current students about living and working 
in those cities. Homecoming 2008 added a similar health 
sciences symposium and a reception with Dan Cullen, 
Political Science professor who led discussions at several 
Rhodes Chapters around the country this fall.
The saga continues.
After commencement, some Rhodes Chapters 
welcome new alums with jobs in their city with, 
yes, a party, making sure they meet everyone across 
generations and widening their circle of acquaintances.
There?s an old saying that your best friends are your 
college friends. A quick read of Class Notes reveals who 
and how many alumni make a point of getting together 
for mini-reunions on a regular basis. And nowadays, 
many alums stay in touch through either Rhodes? or 
their own Facebook and LinkedIn accounts.
Homecoming weekend is prime time for re-
establishing old ties with classmates and faculty, yet 
throughout the year, some alums reconnect in different 
ways. Alumni authors are encouraged to send two of 
their books to the Barret Library?one for the Alumni 
Collection, the other for general circulation. Other 
alums who are tops in their fi eld are invited to speak to 
classes in economics, natural sciences, English.
Whatever our relationship is to Rhodes, one could say 
we are linked (lynxed?)?for life. 
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Art History major La?Sandria Ward 
?09 knows what it means to be well-
connected. The Memphis native 
who attends Rhodes with a Dean?s 
Fellowship and a Rhodes Grant, 
both provided by Annual Fund 
gifts to the college, also works 
on campus part time through the 
Federal Work-Study Program.
She?s also academically well-
connected. Last semester, Ward 
took a class in theater design ?to 
fulfill a requirement.? 
But her talent for 
costume design led her 
professor, David Jilg ?79, 
to suggest she apply for 
the section he would 
lead in the summer 2008 
Rhodes Institute for 
Regional Studies. Three 
students would design 
the costumes for the 
January 2009 Opera 
Memphis production 
of ?Scott Joplin and 
Treemonisha,? a work 
that tells the story of 
composer Scott Joplin?s 
struggle to have his 
opera ?Treemonisha? 
produced during his 
lifetime.
Ward didn?t need 
convincing. Nor did 
Katie Grills ?10 and 
Natalija Kokoreva ?10, 
who also signed on. The 
three participated in 
the program as fellows 
of Rhodes? Mike Curb Institute for 
Music, created in 2006 through 
a $5 million donation from the 
Mike Curb Family Foundation. Mike 
Curb is founder and chairman 
of Nashville-based Curb Records 
and the family foundation. The 
institute aims to foster awareness 
and understanding of the distinct 
musical traditions of the South and 
the impact of music on its culture, 
history and economy.
During the summer the trio 
thoroughly researched the opera 
?Treemonisha? and locales in which 
the Opera Memphis production are 
set, late 19th-century Texarkana, 
AR, and early 20th-century New 
York. They studied history, clothing 
styles, Joplin?s life and a film 
production of the opera before 
finally ?being turned loose? in 
Hancock Fabrics where the project 
began to come to life.
?We wanted the costumes to be 
historically correct,? explains Ward.
The trio agreed on colors, color 
schemes, which character should 
wear what, how the costumes 
would move, but Treemonisha?s 
wardrobe is still ?under 
consideration.? Ward graciously 
says she and her colleagues will 
resolve the dilemma well before 
opening night.
The group met over the summer 
with Opera Memphis artistic 
director Michael Ching, showing 
him a PowerPoint presentation of 
their plans.
?Mr. Ching was happy about our 
color scheme. He said it looked 
like the one for an Opera Memphis 
?Porgy and Bess? production, so 
they could pull some of 
those costumes and mix 
and match with ours, 
which is good because 
?Treemonisha? has a 
40-member chorus,? says 
Ward.
Ching also liked 
several of the students? 
ideas, such as dressing 
both the chorus of 
dancing bears in 
Texarkana and the New 
York producers in the 
same suits.
Noting Ward?s 
enthusiasm and work 
ethic, Prof. Jilg invited 
her to design the 
costumes for McCoy 
Theatre?s February 2009 
production of Neil 
Labute?s play ?Fat Pig,? 
a request she readily 
accepted.
 Earlier in the 2007-
08 academic year, Ward 
took an art history 
course from her adviser, Prof. David 
McCarthy: Topics in Art History?
Photographs from the Memphis 
World, 1949-1964. The Memphis 
World was an African-American 
newspaper published from 1931-
73 whose photographers included 
such luminaries as Ernest Withers 
and the Hooks brothers. The class 
culminated in a joint project with 
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the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, 
which is mounting an exhibition of 
the photos through Jan. 5, 2009. 
Nineteen additional photographs 
were on view at Rhodes? Clough-
Hanson Gallery earlier this fall. The 
students? assignment: to write the 
catalogue entries. All semester, 
they scrolled through microfilm 
at the public library and scoured 
the phone book for names of the 
subjects? relatives in hope of 
recording oral histories. Ward has 
three entries in the catalogue, all 
won at the microfilm reader; her 
subjects had no survivors.
Ward?s academic connections 
have taken her into several realms 
in the community; now she?s 
looking beyond.
?I once told Prof. McCarthy that 
I wanted to go into costume or 
fashion design. One day during the 
Institute this summer, Prof. Jilg 
told me he and Prof. McCarthy had 
been talking about me, and they 
decided it would probably be in my 
best interest to study abroad. Since 
then, I?ve been looking at schools 
in Paris, along with New York and 
Los Angeles.?
History major Chris 
Williams is studying to 
go to medical school. 
He?s also minoring in 
French. His adviser is 
French professor Shira 
Malkin. Next year, with 
Malkin?s help, he plans 
to study abroad in Aix-
en-Provence. This year, 
with physics professor 
Ann Viano?s help, he 
holds a prestigious 
physics fellowship. This 
happens at Rhodes 
sometimes. It also 
happens that there 
exists a peaceful 
coalition among 
Williams and the history, 
French and natural 
sciences faculty. They 
work it out. Biology 
professor Alan Jaslow, 
director of health 
professions advising, gives Williams 
plenty of help, too.
The sophomore from Baton 
Rouge, who attends Rhodes with 
the help of a Cambridge Fellowship 
(provided through Annual Fund 
giving), holds the Rhodes 
InMotion Musculoskeletal Research 
To see the students? costume designs for 
?Scott Joplin and Treemonisha,? visit 
rhodes.edu/magazine.
Chris Williams ?11
Channeling the Renaissance
Fellowship. InMotion, a Memphis-
based musculoskeletal institute, is 
a nonprofit orthopedic laboratory 
whose mission is to ?reduce 
disability and to improve mobility 
for the musculoskeletal patient 
through translational research.? 
Its research fellowship provides a 
Rhodes undergraduate 
research opportunities in 
both clinic and laboratory 
for two summers and one 
academic year. Williams is 
involved in ?determining 
the different rates of 
?wear? among various hip 
implant-bearing materials 
in a patient population.?
?My main area of 
focus is RSA?radio 
stereometric analysis,? 
Williams says. ?It?s 
a process that was 
developed in Sweden 
where you basically 
take two X rays and fire 
them simultaneously 
at a target point?the 
hip, arm, leg. In surgery, 
when the hip implant is 
put into the body the 
surgeon shoots tantalum 
markers?tantalum is a 
heavy metal that shows up on X 
rays?in both the implant and the 
top of the femur. By doing this 
you can create a three-dimensional 
model of the hip, the implant, 
everything. Based on the position 
of the beads, you can figure out if 
the implant is moving, how much 
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creep there is, how much wear. 
Normal X ray techniques allow us 
to look at this in millimeters; now 
we can see it in micrometers. It?s 
really good for predicting whether 
or not a hip or knee implant is 
going to be successful in the long 
term. In the past, we haven?t been 
able to predict that; you?d have 
to take it out of people after 20 
years and see how the implant has 
performed.?
Williams? fellowship allows him to 
work with people from the entire 
Memphis community. This summer, 
he worked with Dr. Robert Heck 
?91, an orthopedic oncologist at 
Campbell Clinic.
?In that project I looked at 
different ways to repair a humerus 
(the long bone of the upper 
arm that extends from shoulder 
to elbow) to prevent it from 
fracturing when it?s been attacked 
by a tumor. In the late stages of 
cancer, patients develop bone 
metastases. It weakens the bone, 
makes it very fragile and likely 
to break. You remove the tumor 
and repair the bone in a way that 
stabilizes it and allows the patient 
to regain the use of that limb. The 
goal is to reduce pain and make 
the quality of life better for that 
person.?
The summer project called for 
working with cadaver bones, a 
unique opportunity for a college 
sophomore, says Williams. At the 
end of the fellowship, he?ll get 
to work on his own project, form 
his own questions, experiments, 
conclusions??all before I?m a 
junior.?
Back on campus, Williams the 
realist pursues his love of the 
liberal arts.
?If the med school thing doesn?t 
work out, or if I decide that being 
a doctor isn?t for me, I might be 
a teacher,? he says. ?I?m trying to 
keep my options open. I?m majoring 
in history because it?s my interest?
it?s always been my favorite subject, 
and I fi gure if not now, when??
Having these options, plus 
getting to know Rhodes people 
helped Williams choose Rhodes over 
four other colleges.
?I attended two gatherings 
for accepted students in New 
Orleans?one for Rhodes and one 
for another college,? he says. 
?That?s where I decided Rhodes 
would be the place for me. I looked 
at the difference between the two 
kinds of people who went to these 
schools and realized I fit in a lot 
better with Rhodes people.
?Rhodes really does have your 
best interests at heart. That?s one 
thing I?ve found about this place. 
My mom and dad are on the Parent 
Council. Every time they come 
home from a meeting, they say, 
?They?re really looking out for you 
here. They really want you all to 
succeed.?
?I know that for a fact?the 
opportunities I?m getting here are 
unparalleled.?
Judith Haas, who teaches and 
serves the Rhodes community 
across the board, is connected 
to the college in many ways. An 
assistant professor of English who 
also teaches second-year Search 
and Feminist Theory, she also 
serves as:
  Chair of Women?s Studies, which 
is undergoing a name change to 
the Gender and Sexuality Studies 
Program
  Co-director of postgraduate 
fellowships with Mike LaRosa, 
associate professor of history and 
director of the Latin American 
Studies Program
  Secretary-treasurer of the 
Rhodes chapter of Phi Beta Kappa
?In addition to teaching courses 
such as Chaucer, medieval lit, 
Dante and first-year writing 
seminar, I?ve taught the English 
Department?s contribution to 
Search since I came to Rhodes six 
years ago?two to three courses 
a year in addition to one English 
course and Feminist Theory in the 
Women?s Studies Program,? says 
Haas. ?I?ve always taught second-
year Search, which covers the 
1600s to the late 1980s. We begin 
with Machiavelli and end with a 
Don DeLillo novel, White Noise. I 
like teaching sophomores?I think 
they can be somewhat overwhelmed 
in the first year of the course, and 
by the second, they?re starting to 
have opinions. I enjoy that.?
Haas particularly enjoys teaching 
Feminist Theory.
?It?s sort of been my baby, 
re-working and re-thinking it 
every year, trying to figure out 
what students minoring in the 
program really need,? she says. ?I 
guess I teach in the two most 
interdisciplinary programs in the 
college?Search and Women?s 
Studies. There are many ways in 
which they?re antagonistic to each 
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other?for example, 
much of Search involves 
great books great men 
have written, and the 
Feminist Theory class is 
critical of that tradition. 
But you have to know 
that tradition in order 
to see the critique. It?s 
very useful to me to say 
in Feminist Theory class, 
?Do you remember what 
John Locke wrote about 
equality in the 17th 
century? Well, here?s 
what he was missing.? I 
like to have those two 
traditions to speak to 
each other, and students 
need that Search 
education to understand 
the Feminist Theory 
class.?
The Women?s 
Studies Program is 
for all students, Haas 
emphasizes.
?We?ve changed the name to 
attract more students. We?ve 
definitely had some wonderful male 
students, but it?s been difficult 
to draw them in. It?s the study 
of gender, although the topic 
of women is still a major part 
of what we do. Some students 
come in very skeptical, then find 
themselves challenged. We want 
to show students that this is a 
legitimate area of knowledge?that 
Rhodes trustee Jamie Augustine 
?89 has been connected with 
Rhodes ever since he was a student. 
The senior vice president of the 
Memphis office of international 
investment services company 
Raymond James firmly believes that 
?Rhodes is a lifelong commitment if 
you?ll allow it to be.?
Augustine, who majored 
in economics and business 
administration, ?had a job right 
out of college working for Doug 
Southard ?75, owner/principal of 
Southard Financial in Memphis. My 
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challenging norms is legitimate.?
The program offers a minor, 
and internships are available at 
a variety of local and national 
agencies.
Haas? concern for students is 
evident outside the classroom. 
As co-director of postgraduate 
fellowships, she and Prof. LaRosa 
counsel students on academic life 
after Rhodes. Because these are 
new positions which they began 
coordinating well before classes 
began this fall, there 
is more to be written 
on the subject in the 
future.
Well cast in another 
leadership role, Haas 
has worked with the 
Rhodes chapter of 
Phi Beta Kappa since 
coming to the college. A 
Phi Beta Kappa herself, 
she holds her Ph.D. 
from the University 
of California, Santa 
Cruz, and B.A. from 
Wesleyan University in 
Connecticut.
?As a member of 
the PBK executive 
committee, I helped 
choose memberships and 
interview students for 
the Peyton Nalle Rhodes 
Award. Four years ago, I 
took over as secretary-
treasurer from [biology 
professor] Terry Hill. I plan events, 
the induction, luncheon and 
visiting speaker every year. It?s a 
nice way to be involved.
?The thing I like best about it 
is the many second-year students 
I meet in Search who, two years 
later, become members of Phi Beta 
Kappa.
?Doing what I do, you reach so 
many students. I really enjoy that.?
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second job was in New 
York working for Bill 
Michaelcheck ?69 and 
John Sites ?74 at Bear 
Stearns. 
?That made a huge 
impact on my career,? 
he continues. ?In turn, 
when I came home in 
1994 and worked at 
Morgan Keegan, a lot of 
people there had interns, 
but my group didn?t. So 
I immediately started 
bringing in Rhodes 
students. It wasn?t long 
before I started getting 
calls from people in 
other divisions asking 
me to introduce them to 
someone from Rhodes.
?Our students are 
always well prepared, 
and I?m seeing it all over 
again. Doug Lensing 
?08, who was a student 
trustee and president 
of Rhodes Student Government last 
year, was interested in the bond 
market and would talk to me about 
it. When an opening in my firm 
came up this summer, Doug came to 
work for us. He now works directly 
with me in our strategies group. 
From the beginning, everyone at 
Raymond James has been most 
impressed with him.?
Augustine is thankful to this day 
for the opportunities he had at 
Rhodes.
?Because of the size of the school 
you learn to communicate what you 
know. In my business, it?s not just 
what you know, it?s how effectively 
you can communicate what you 
know, both in writing and orally,? 
he says.
?For example, Dr. John Planchon, 
one of my economics professors, 
dropped an entire letter grade 
from one of my papers for one 
grammatical error. I went into his 
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office and said, ?You?ve got to be 
kidding?you?re giving me a B on 
this?? He said, ?If you turn in a 
grammatical error like that when 
you?re in the real world, they?re 
going to can the project and 
they?re probably going to can you.? 
Now, when people send me things 
for review, yes, I mark it up.
?When I was at Bear Stearns I 
called professor Planchon and 
professors Chuck Orvis and Mark 
McMahon and said, ?I have to thank 
you for the attention I got at 
Rhodes. I?m coming into a rookie 
class with Ivy League MBAs. I am 
so intimidated, but I know I can 
do it thanks to the quality of my 
education.? I tell people all the 
time I can?t imagine that I could 
have received a better education 
anywhere else.?
Augustine, who played football 
for the Lynx, values lifelong friends 
and lessons gained at Rhodes.
?My closest friends are 
a group from childhood 
and the group from 
college,? he says. ?The 
opportunity I had to 
play football taught 
some life lessons. You 
learn about teamwork 
and that life isn?t always 
fair, but you have to 
hang in there for your 
teammates. And in the 
classroom, you know 
you?re going to be 
successful at Rhodes 
because you have to 
learn.?
Both Augustine and 
his wife, Tanya, who 
have three young 
children, are active in 
the life of the college.
?My wife didn?t go to 
Rhodes, but she feels 
she did,? he laughs. ?I?m 
not going to force our 
children to go to Rhodes, 
but I will insist they take a long, 
hard look at it.
?It?s never too late to re-engage 
in Rhodes and stay engaged. It?s 
a central part of my life. So many 
people have such fond memories 
of the time they were here. When 
you get re-connected, you feel like 
you?re still here.?  
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Greetings from the Alumni 
Relations Offi ce!
This issue of Rhodes magazine 
celebrates connections. As prefacing 
remarks for this column, I am 
reminded of the fi rst Chapter 
Leaders Seminar our offi ce hosted 
in June 2006. Attending the 
conference were approximately 
20 alumni from what was then 
10 chapters. Among those in 
attendance, we had alumni from the 
?50s through the class of 2004.
The program began on Friday 
evening with icebreakers and 
exercises geared toward fi nding common values 
attributed to the Rhodes experience. What emerged 
through the process was recognition that regardless 
of when participants attended the college, there was 
a strong sense of shared community?a sense of 
connection that bound them together. This seemed to 
have the biggest impact upon an alumnus from the class 
of 1957, but it was wasted on no one.
Connections are at the core of the work in the 
Alumni Relations Offi ce. Much of our programming 
is delivered through Rhodes Chapters, which serve 
to connect alumni and parents of students at the 
community level. We ask our chapters to help recruit 
students, support student learning, embrace newcomers, 
help the young fi nd work and assist with fundraising. 
Routinely, chapters exceed our expectations.
In addition to working with chapters, Alumni 
Relations staff members constantly encourage students 
and young alumni to contact alumni in fi elds they wish 
to explore or enter. As they do, we hear from them 
that the contacts they made resulted in meaningful 
opportunities that have often included landing fi rst jobs. 
There are times when they are amazed at the assistance 
they receive from our established alumni. We seize that 
teachable moment to plant seeds, saying, ?This is how 
it works ? you receive the gifts of 
this community when you have need. 
Your turn to give comes next ? help 
those who follow you.?
Without the shared values of 
community members, grounded in 
the college?s core values and Vision 
for Rhodes, the connections among 
alumni would have no substance or 
foundation upon which to rest.
As it is, however, I marvel at the 
degree of concern and care you 
show for those within and outside 
the Rhodes family. You embrace the 
young, particularly, which not only 
helps them in their development and careers, but also 
serves as a powerful example of  ?This is how it works ? ? 
so that they will be prepared to help those who follow.
Thank you for giving meaning to Rhodes 
connections.
Best regards,
Bud Richey
Associate Vice President and
Director of Alumni Relations
From the Alumni Relations Offi ce
Dear Alumnus/a,
Alumni News
Bud Richey
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By Kristine E. Overacre 
?09
Carrie Tahu ?09
Rhodes College 
Alumni Association
President
Marcus Kimbrough ?90
Charlotte, NC
1952
Reporter: Sara Jane Bryant 
Greenlee
355 Bluff Ridge Cove
Cordova, TN 38018
Ken Berryhill writes, 
?During the 2008 Nashville 
Film Festival, the paths of 
movie actress Patricia Neal 
and me crossed again after 
51 years. Neal answered 
questions from the audience 
following the showing of 
her 1964 movie ?Hud,? as 
did I after the presentation 
of ?Turn Your Radio On,? a 
documentary of my 60-plus 
years of radio/TV experience. 
We met in Memphis during 
the shooting of the 1957 
movie ?A Face in the Crowd.? 
I was the model for Walter 
Matthau?s character ?Mel 
Miller? who had my then-
nickname ?Old Vanderbilt.? 
I was a Memphis television 
producer/director at the time, 
and aided in the production 
of the movie. My wife Mary 
Morris Berryhill ?68 and I live 
in Nashville and have two 
sons in Memphis. I currently 
claim to be the world?s oldest 
living disk jockey (and may 
be!). I am still on the air on 
three Nashville stations and 
can be heard worldwide via 
WRVU.org.?
1958
50th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Reporter: Lorraine Rayburn 
Abernathy
30 Willway Ave.
Richmond, VA 23226
804-353-4202
labernathy04@comcast.net
When the fall issue of 
Rhodes comes out, we will 
have just celebrated our 50th 
class reunion! That was 
unimaginable in 1958.
John Quinn, a practicing 
attorney in Washington, 
DC, let us know that 
he?s alive, well and 
apparently incredibly 
busy. He participates in a 
7 a.m. exercise group three 
mornings a week, teaches a 
junior high Sunday school 
class, serves as chair of 
a DC Bar committee on 
hearings and is chair of 
the Metropolitan Club?s 
library committee. That 
last responsibility includes 
managing a 15,000-volume 
library, plus all of the 
club?s archival material 
and sponsoring 25 or more 
literary-oriented special 
events a year. John never was 
lazy!
Dickie Jones stays busy 
not only with his real estate 
appraisal business in San 
Diego, but also doing some 
serious traveling. He and 
wife Joan took a three-week 
trip to China in fall 2007, 
seeing all of the sights in 
Beijing (Forbidden City, 
Great Wall), went on to 
Xian where they saw the 
terra cotta army, then spent 
nine days sailing down the 
Yangtze River to Shanghai. 
They stopped at villages 
along the way, toured the 
Three Gorges Dam, then 
went to Hong Kong for some 
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shopping. In June they took 
a land/cruise tour of Alaska 
including Fairbanks, Denali 
National Park and Mt. 
Whitney. Over the summer 
their four grandchildren 
from South Carolina and 
Oregon visited them, making 
life lively.
Also mentioning San 
Diego was old Navy man 
Robert Neil Templeton. He 
and wife Karen, who live in 
Virginia Beach, VA, planned 
an August trip to San Diego. 
They have six grandchildren 
and enjoy summer beach 
visitors.
We received fascinating 
news from Ben Dukes in 
Cedar Rapids, IA. His city 
was dreadfully damaged by 
the big fl ood. Ben lives on 
a hill so he wasn?t washed 
out, though electricity was 
interrupted and there was a 
water-use ban for several days. 
He serves on two boards for 
recreation trails in the city 
and county, and those will 
take a lot of work to get back 
in shape. It seems that Ben 
is a BIG traveler. ?Since I 
left Southwestern I?ve been 
a travel hack, and I?ve gone 
just about everywhere in 
the world that I wanted to 
see (two days after I fi nally 
retired I fl ew around the 
world). Actually, I got the 
travel bug two ways at 
Southwestern; one was from 
the Man course when I fell 
in love with the concept 
of Gothic architecture and 
fl ying buttresses and all 
that; the other was in our 
junior year when John Quinn, 
Richard Teaford ?57 and I and 
drove to New York, Boston, 
et al, during a spring break. I 
loved the traveling so much 
that I?ve been doing it ever 
since. I?ve been spending 
January in Spain for several 
years; it?s much warmer than 
Iowa.?
Also traveling, but with 
grandchildren, is Richard 
Dortch from Jackson, MS. 
He tells his own stories so 
well: ?Recently we attended 
Grandparents Camp, a fun-
fi lled week at Sagamore in 
the Adirondacks sponsored 
by Elderhostel. The little 
ones and their grandparents 
participated side-by-side in 
those traditional summer 
camp activities such as 
hiking, canoeing, swimming, 
square dancing, crafts, 
campfi re songs, lawn games, 
catching creatures who live 
under rocks, storytelling, 
talent night and more. 
Parents were not allowed. 
At the end of the week the 
adults were ready for assisted 
living!?
Betty Russell sent a quick 
note from Piggott, AR, 
saying that she was looking 
forward to seeing old friends 
at the reunion in October.
Milton and Mary Joy 
Pritchard Knowlton ?61 live in 
Memphis and have two sons, 
Scott and Geoff, both of 
whom work in their father?s 
fi rm, Lewis and Knowlton 
Financial Group Inc. Mary 
Joy recently returned from 
a trip to London and Paris 
with 12-year-old grandson 
Geoff Jr. Milton continues 
to be honored in his fi eld, 
becoming a 43-time member 
of the Million Dollar Round 
Table and receiving the 
George M. ?Smoky? Russell 
Outstanding Agent Award 
for the third consecutive year 
from the Memphis agency of 
Mass Mutual Life Insurance 
Co.
Kip and Louis Zbinden 
joined the rest of their 
family (9 adults and 7 
grandchildren) at a ?fabulous 
house? their doctor son in 
Charlotte, NC, had rented at 
Baldhead Island, NC (yes, it 
really is named that and it?s 
wonderful?editor?s note). 
The Zbindens planned to 
join the Miebaums (Marion 
Forsythe) in Chicago to 
celebrate Neville and Johnny 
Bryan?s 50th anniversary in 
August.
We missed Mike and Jane 
Ivy at the reunion since they 
were in Hawaii. He wrote 
earlier that they were busily 
planning shore excursions?
and saving their pennies. 
What a lovely trip.
Sam Cole writes, ?My 
youngest of three sons was 
here in July from Hong Kong 
for a three-week Cole family 
reunion; he brought my two- 
year-old grandson, Patrick 
Cole, with him. My son, 
Trey (Sam III), is an English 
teacher at the University 
of Hong Kong. My middle 
son David came down from 
Alexandria, VA, where he is 
an ESL high school teacher. 
My oldest son Jonathan has a 
master?s degree in counseling 
from UT Memphis; he is 
in charge of quality control 
at the Memphis Mental 
Health Hospital. My brother 
Jim Cole ?67 joined us. If 
anybody in our class will 
have any grandchildren 
here during our fall reunion, 
they ought to plan a trip 
with them to the Children?s 
Museum on Central Avenue 
at Hollywood. My grandson 
loved the place so much that 
we went back three times!?
Billy ?57 and Sue Robinson 
McLean celebrated their 50th 
wedding anniversary this 
summer with a wonderful 
cruise down the Rhine and 
Danbue Rivers (Grand Circle 
Tour). ?Our anniversary 
night included a marvelous 
concert in Vienna. I am 
still enjoying real estate and 
Billy, his business, Dauphin 
Enviromental Equipment 
LLC. In our spare time we 
love our part-time condo on 
the beach at Perdido Key. 
Also take in many cultural 
activities Mobile offers 
including season tickets to 
symphony and opera. We 
attend most art shows 
around town, pops concerts, 
occasional plays and enjoy 
season tickets to University 
of South Alabama basketball 
games. Mobile is a great 
place to live and visit. We 
have spare bedrooms and 
would love to host any of our 
Rhodes friends.?
As always, we are grateful 
for your news.
1959
Reporter: Sara Jean 
(Shiney) Jackson
sjj1022@earthlink.net
The classes of ?59 and ?58 
extend our condolences to 
our friends Jack ?58 and Jane 
Alexander Biedenharn on 
the death of their son John 
U. Biedenharn Jr. in Vero 
Beach, FL.
News from others includes 
lots of travel. Nancy Wooddell 
Warlick and husband Bill led 
a group on a church-related 
trip to Madagascar, a journey 
that allowed them to visit 
with daughter Elizabeth and 
her family who have lived 
and worked there for the last 
12 years. Nancy writes that 
visiting with her daughter 
and grandchildren was a 
very special occasion. In July, 
Nancy and Bill celebrated 
47 years of marriage 
with a family reunion in 
Orlando. Nancy loves being 
a grandmother to William 
Robert (12) and Frances Link 
(9) and Turk and Chloe (8) 
and Jack (5) Warlick.
Bates Peacock Toone can 
always be depended on to 
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send news of family and 
friends. This time she reports 
of a visit from Noel and Joan 
Waggoner Bacchus. Bates? 
daughter and two grandsons 
live nearby in Winston-
Salem. Her photographer son 
and his wife live in Barcelona, 
Spain. Check out his Web 
site at E4fotos.com.
Ed and Martha Dale Stock 
joined Sam and Hervey 
Doughty Martin ?58 and 
Louis ?58 and Kip Shoaf 
Zbinden ?58 and other 1962 
graduates of Union-PSCE 
in a special service honoring 
Old Testament scholar Dr. 
James L. Mays. Ed also 
writes with special pride 
of his visit to Rhodes with 
his granddaughter, Sloane 
Stock, and of the hospitable 
treatment afforded them by 
the Admissions Offi ce.
Our most peripatetic 
classmate continues to be 
San Andrews Robertson and 
husband Bill. This time 
she reports trips to Norway 
and Scotland and later to 
the Czech Republic and 
Slovakia with their two 
younger sons and wives. San 
and Bill will soon have seven 
grandchildren.
Walker and Diane Wellford 
and Betty Gandy ?61, spent 
two weeks in Austria 
visiting Will and Lauren 
Wellford Deming ?87 and 
their grandsons. Will is the 
director of the University of 
Portland Salzburg summer 
program. The group enjoyed 
concerts, hikes, touring 
and eating lots of excellent 
chocolate.
Congratulations to 
several classmates who 
are celebrating 50 years of 
marriage!
1960
Reporter: Kim Baxter 
Henley
kbaxhen@comcast.net
427 Colonial Rd.
Memphis, TN 38117
901-761-1443
Anne Vines Roberts has 
retired as the executive 
director of Metro?s Historical 
Commission in Nashville 
after 32 years, where 
she helped to preserve 
many neighborhoods and 
landmarks. She looks 
forward to gardening, 
playing with her 
granddaughters and taking a 
trip to Eastern Europe.
1963
45th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Joe Pack and Joy Millsaps 
Arnold have semi-retired to 
Truth or Consequences, NM. 
Joe Pack continues to lead 
retreats and workshops and 
does consulting work on the 
side.
1964
After four decades of 
serving as a Presbyterian 
minister, Jim Bullock is 
retiring. Through his 
ministry, he served as an 
infl uential leader in the civil 
rights movement and has 
spent much of his career 
reaching out to abused and 
homeless children in Ocala, 
FL. He was featured in the 
May 31, 2008, edition of the 
Ocala Star-Banner.
1965
Reporter: Virginia Lowry 
Ives
virginiaives65@bellsouth.
net
Suzanne Burns writes, ?I 
am now on the board of the 
Scottish Society of Middle 
Tennessee?I am Campbell 
on both sides of the family. 
Toured Ireland last summer 
and Scotland this summer. 
Also this summer, I visited 
friends in Canada and went 
to the Stratford Theatre 
Festival.?
Sterling (Jim) Greenwood 
had a busy summer: ?As 
publisher of the Aspen 
Free Press, I wrote about 
the street scene in Denver 
during the Democratic 
National convention. Also 
this summer, I covered 
Condoleezza Rice being 
interviewed by Walter 
Isaacson at the Aspen 
Institute. Before that, it was 
King Abdullah II of Jordan, 
the Dalai Lama and John 
McCain. I started out in 
?big city? journalism with 
The Commercial Appeal in 
Memphis, covering street 
violence in the wake of the 
King assassination. I moved 
on to Aspen, covering the 
western slope in Colorado 
for another Scripps-Howard 
newspaper, the Denver Rocky 
Mountain News, before 
becoming editor of the Aspen 
Daily News, then publisher of 
the Aspen Free Press, ?Aspen?s 
Worst Newspaper,? which I 
established in 1982.?
Lynn Parsons writes, ?I 
am still practicing general 
surgery in Bellefontaine, 
OH, and am old enough 
to have twin grandsons 
and be on Medicare. I 
would like classmates and 
other interested sportsmen 
to know that I recently 
published a book about my 
late father titled Showman 
Shooter-The Life and Times 
of Herb Parsons. Information 
about the book can be 
obtained by going to http://
showmanshooter.com.?
1966
Reporter: Sammy Primm 
Marshall
samamarshall@comcast.
net
Seattle painter Randy 
Hayes has been awarded a 
prestigious Neddy Artist 
Fellowship, an unrestricted 
cash award of $15,000 
granted to visual artists 
in the Northwest. His 
exhibition, ?Ruins of 
Mississippi and Other Places 
in the World,? will run from 
Jan. 13-March 8, 2009, at 
the University of Mississippi 
Museum. The series of works 
compares and contrasts 
the ruins left by Hurricane 
Katrina in Mississippi with 
those in other parts of the 
world.
Marvin and Betty Walker 
Hudson are encountering 
a number of wildlife in 
their backyard this year. 
?Normally we have deer 
munching our landscaping, 
but this year we have had 
several bears and a raccoon 
visiting us,? says Betty. ?They 
climb our high wooden fence 
with just a grasp of the top 
of the fence and then swing 
over. A bear entered our 
backyard while it was still 
light outside. Our dog began 
to bark and the next thing 
I knew, the bear walked on 
our patio up to our door. My 
husband threw things at him 
to get him out of the yard, 
but the bear jumped into a 
tree and climbed about 40 
feet, then peered down at us 
and the neighbors who had 
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gathered to watch. Another 
bear was discovered as 
a neighbor started back 
toward her house and found 
one sitting on her porch. 
They were not aggressive 
so the Wildlife offi cers 
wouldn?t come out or do 
anything about moving 
them. We have to be careful 
not to leave any bird feeders 
or garbage out, which we 
don?t. We have a trip to 
Europe planned for October. 
This will be a special 
anniversary sort of trip for 
us and another couple who 
are friends.?
Dixie DeMoville Johnson 
reports that she and Bob 
went to Scotland in mid-
August to be in Edinburgh 
for the festival.
Terri and Lee Pevsner 
of Merced, CA, attended 
a wedding in Athens, GA, 
for the daughter of a friend 
from Helena, AR. Also in 
attendance were Brady ?67 
and Betty (Wray) Anderson 
?68, Herbert ?67 and Jann 
(Riddle) Hill ?68 and 
Judy Capes. The wedding 
featured an eclectic mix 
of music, with bagpipes 
present at the ceremony and 
?70s music at the reception, 
which brought everyone to 
the dance fl oor.
1967
Reporter: Jeanne Hope 
Jacobs Buckner
Box 345
Winter Harbor, ME 04693
jhbuckner@aol.com
Billy Heiter and family 
took a trip to Maine this 
summer?seven people 
in all. He said that he 
and wife Judy got tired of 
driving to see this and that 
lighthouse??just wanted 
to relax and enjoy where we 
were staying. Our neighbors 
(and caretakers as it turned 
out) were Dan and Jean. 
Jean is an artist with her 
own Web site and some very 
nice Asian brush paintings. 
Dan took us (and the g-kids) 
lobster fi shing with him. 
We ate the local product, 
?played with? the seals and 
met the prisoners from 
the local big house?nice 
shop in Thomaston?and 
saw every lighthouse (son-
in-law addiction) available, 
including walking all 
the way out to Rockland 
Breakwater in the absolute 
fog. Next junket?Judy and 
yours truly are headed for 
Anchorage by ourselves.?
Susan Livingston Smith 
took early retirement from 
her position as a professor in 
the School of Social Work at 
Illinois State University and 
moved with her husband 
Jim ?69 to Raleigh, NC, to 
be near her children and 
grandchildren. She writes 
that she ?now works for 
the Evan B. Donaldson 
Adoption Institute doing 
research on adoption (which 
has been my main area of 
research throughout my 
career) and with a local 
agency doing home studies 
for international adoptions. 
Jim is executive director of 
the International Lactation 
Consultants Association. 
(Although he?s learned a lot 
about breastfeeding, he is 
responsible for managing 
the professional association 
itself.) Through his job we 
sometimes get to travel to 
international locations (most 
recently Australia), which 
we both really enjoy!? Their 
son Geof teaches in the 
veterinary school at N.C. 
State and daughter Shannon, 
a social worker, lives in 
Chapel Hill. ?We especially 
enjoy being near our two 
grandkids, ages 5 and 6.?
George Abraham is 
making news again. He has 
been asked to host a radio 
talk show on work issues. ?I 
will send you more info 
when the show starts. It was 
a result of someone who 
read my book who owns a 
radio station. I am praying 
that it will work out, as so 
many people need answers 
to their work problems and 
cannot afford professional 
coaching. This would give 
many people access to sound 
advice just by picking up the 
phone.?
Beth Pevsner Polanka took 
a fabulous trip to France in 
June where she did a walk 
through Provence ?with a 
bunch of other middle-aged 
women, many more fi t than 
I, but I survived it! Besides 
work, I spent time in my 
garden this summer and 
played as much as possible.?
Jimmy Whittington wrote: 
?It would be impossible 
for me to tell everyone 
how much the reunion in 
October meant to Annette 
and me. We still have a hole 
in our souls, but are picking 
up the pieces and putting 
some of them back together. 
Annette fi nished the year 
teaching and decided to go 
back one more year before 
taking retirement. I am still 
trading the market for the 
private investment group 
and giving historical tours 
for Shiloh. I resigned my 
disaster response position 
in December because I did 
not think I needed to be 
away for weeks at a time. 
One month later, I was 
asked by the local churches 
in our county to head up 
an interdenominational 
ministry to provide 
emergency assistance to 
those who need it in our 
area. We now have 32 
churches on board, with 
226 volunteers. We meet 
with clients and help with 
emergency aid, but also sit 
down with them to fi gure 
out what the real problems 
are, and then work with 
those who are willing to try 
to turn their lives around. 
It turns out to be disaster 
response for individuals 
and single families instead 
of communities. I have 
found this to be extremely 
fulfi lling and in some cases 
healing.?
Sam Highsmith sends 
cheers from Arkansas. He 
and Beth are traveling a 
bit. ?In May we made a trip 
to Missouri, Wisconsin and 
Illinois, ending in Chicago 
for the annual pen show. 
She and I have each had 
recent surgeries. Beth had 
a Spegelian hernia repaired 
in late April. It was not an 
emergency surgery but as 
close to it as one would want 
to get. I had a total right 
knee replacement May 27. 
It has only been recently 
that I have been able to say 
I am glad I had it done. Up 
to that point the pain was 
diffi cult to manage. Beth 
and I are each recovered. 
In August we took another 
road trip, this one through 
Tennessee, Virginia, West 
Virginia, ending at the 
Washington, DC, Pen Show. 
The best ongoing news is 
that all three of my children 
are now living in Little Rock 
and Beth and I are delighted 
to be able to see them far 
more frequently than when 
they were scattered.?
My dear roomie K.E. Field 
Boyd fl ew to Maine in July 
for a fun-fi lled week with me 
in Winter Harbor. Besides 
the lobster, Acadia National 
Park, 7 a.m. swims and 
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copious bottles of white 
wine, her favorite thing was 
sleeping with ocean breezes 
coming in her windows. 
Memphis in the summer can 
do that to you.
1968
40th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Reporters: Bob Morris
bmorris68@comcast.net
Drue Thom White
drueboo@aol.com
Jinger Jackson Campbell 
writes, ?I haven?t heard from 
classmates in a long time 
and was pleased to hear that 
you all were trying to get us 
back together. Larry and I 
lived in Sherwood, AR, after 
we retired from UT Center 
for the Health Sciences, but 
we moved to Columbus, 
GA, in 1994, and now we?re 
across the river in Phenix 
City, AL.?
David Capes was on our 
list of missing classmates, 
but thanks to Carol Ann 
Colclough Strickland, we 
were able to locate him. 
David says he is in St. Louis 
where he has been practicing 
law for 31 years. He was 
recently at a wedding and 
ran into Brady?67 and Betty 
Wray Anderson as well as 
Herbert and Jan Riddle Hill 
?67.
Bruce Cook writes, ?In 
1999, Claudia ?69 retired 
after 32 years as a 5th-
grade teacher, and I retired 
from the U.S. Department 
of Justice after 25 years. I 
retired Sept. 5, 2008, from 
the United Methodist 
Church where I have been 
in parole and chaplain 
positions throughout my 
career. We have a 38-foot 
boat on Lake Allatoona and 
can be found there. We are 
both heavily involved in our 
local church and volunteer a 
lot there.?
Suzanne Troth Donaldson 
writes: ?My golf team did 
not advance to the national 
tournament, although we 
had the lowest gross score 
and we are proud of our 
performance. We tied with 
the Memphis team and 
they beat us in a scorecard 
playoff.?
Jennifer Fey Edmonds 
has lived in Memphis since 
graduation, taught special 
education for Shelby County 
Schools and later worked 
for Memphis City Schools 
in the psychological services 
division. She has been 
married to Oscar Edmonds 
III for 35 years and they 
have two children, Brian 
and Lauren, daughter-in-
law Stephanie and one 
grandchild, Davis. She 
works part time in their 
family business, St. Clair 
Foods Inc., along with 
both of their children and 
her husband. She enjoys 
gardening, playing with 
their two golden retrievers 
and most of all babysitting 
Davis. She hosted our 
reunion at her home in 
October.
Susan Lucas writes that 
in June, she had the double 
pleasure of seeing both 
Noni Harvin Buchanan and 
Peggy Crull. Noni was in 
Florida for the Mississippi 
dentists? meeting, and they 
had a great lunch along with 
Noni?s little sister Mimi and 
their husbands. A few days 
later in New York, Lukie 
and her husband Richard, 
taking granddaughter Catie 
(10) on her fi rst visit to the 
big city, had dim sum in 
Chinatown and spent the 
afternoon with Peggy. They 
had a great time, seeing 
two shows, eating at great 
restaurants and visiting 
numerous museums. Lots 
of talk about the upcoming 
reunion and a new Web 
site?susanlucasart.com.
Ann Bruce Pineda writes, 
?My husband, the fi nest man 
I?ve ever known, is from 
El Salvador. We met in 
Memphis in 1971. He was 
studying and I was teaching 
Spanish at Geeter High. He 
has worked for a Japanese-
Salvadorian textile factory, 
managed a textile factory, 
and is now a fi nancial 
consultant working for a 
fi rm that makes clothes. We 
both retired seven years ago 
and have a small pension 
but can still work. I was 
at Escuela Americana for 
25 years, the last nine as a 
SSL teacher, and have been 
working this past year at 
Colegio Internacional, which 
is much smaller, teaching 
history, economics and 
current issues. We have 
two children, a boy and a 
girl, who are both married 
and have children. I love 
being a grandmother to two 
(with a third on the way) 
and teaching and learning 
history. During vacation, 
I?m back to the gym to my 
dance class everyday.?
Jim Williamson recently 
joined the faculty of the 
University of Memphis 
as a professor in the new 
Department of Architecture. 
Jim signed copies of his 
new novel, The Architect, at 
Homecoming.
Memphis architect Louis 
Pounders of Askew Nixon 
Ferguson Architects, has 
been named 2009 chair of 
the American Institute of 
Architects (AIA) National 
Committee on Design 
(COD). He assumed his 
duties at the August COD 
Conference in Copenhagen, 
Denmark. The COD 
was created in 1968 to 
promote design excellence 
among members of the 
AIA, the broader design 
community and the public 
at large, both nationally 
and internationally. Louis 
is currently designing a 
new library for Southwest 
Tennessee Community 
College in Memphis, an 
interpretive center at the 
Alex Haley House Museum, 
in Henning, TN, and a 
fi ne arts building for the 
University of Tennessee at 
Martin.
Mauria Jackson Aspell is 
a retired psychotherapist, 
having been in private 
practice for almost 30 
years. ?My husband Bob, a 
urologist, and I have been 
married for 29 years. We 
have four children and seven 
grandchildren. I am loving 
the grandchildren part! I 
saw Chip Hatzenbuehler ?67 
in Pocatello, ID, a couple 
of years back. He teaches 
there at Idaho State U., as 
does his wife Linda (a Ph.D. 
forensic psychologist) who 
was giving a seminar on 
forensic psychology that I 
attended. She was fantastic! 
They had a fl at tire on one 
of the days, and he came 
to get her for lunch. Really 
unbelievable, yes? Neither 
of us recognized the other! 
Only our names?but that 
was enough. My brother Don 
Jackson ?67 has retired from 
OB but is still practicing 
gynecology in Hot Springs.?
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1971
Reporter: Betha Hubbard 
Gill
1365 Yorkshire Dr.
Memphis, TN 38119
901-685-6712
yorkforest@aol.com
John Rone?s production 
of ?Pride and Prejudice? at 
Theatre Memphis received 
Ostrander Awards from 
the Memphis theater 
community in August. 
The play headed the list 
of honors for dramatic 
production, director, 
supporting actress in a 
drama and ensemble acting.
1973
Reporter: Margaret 
Lawson Headrick
mheadrick@utmem.edu
Herman Morris joined the 
Waddell and Reed fi rm as a 
fi nancial adviser.
1974
Sarah Lodge Frulla, Conie 
Lowry Abernathy, Dabney 
Nicholls Haugh and Louise 
Pryor Campbell were 
together again for their 
annual summer retreat 
to Grayton Beach in July. 
They have enjoyed a week 
together at the beach with 
their children for the 
past 19 years. This is the 
fi rst year that none of the 
children was able to join 
them. These Rhodes friends 
report that one of the best 
parts of their week together 
is that their children have 
been able to grow up 
together and have developed 
friendships as close as 
their own. In fact, two of 
the children are alums: 
Leland Haugh ?04 and Nick 
Campbell ?06. Sarah, who 
lives in Chattanooga, is 
the director of business 
and fi nance at Saint 
Andrews-Sewanee School. 
Conie recently moved to 
Covington, LA, where she 
and her husband Bill enjoy 
seeing Jeff Tarkington and 
his wife Betsy who live 
in nearby Madisonville. 
Conie is an employment 
attorney with Ogletree, 
Deakins, Nash, Smoak and 
Stewart. Dabney and her 
husband Bob Haugh ?73 live 
in Paducah, KY. Dabney 
recently fi nished her term as 
district commissioner for the 
Four Rivers Pony Club and 
serves as director of the Altar 
Guild of Grace Episcopal 
Church. Louise lives in 
Dunwoody, GA, where 
she owns and oversees the 
operations of L.P. Campbell 
Co., a fi rm that consults 
with city governments to 
obtain federal funding.
1976
The Virginia Supreme 
Court has appointed Ray 
Inscoe to serve on the 
Disciplinary Board of the 
Virginia State Bar. He 
continues to serve on the 
executive management team 
of Westminster Canterbury 
Richmond as director of 
pastoral care.
1977
Inspired by their 30th 
reunion in 2007, six friends 
from the class of ?77, Susan 
O?Donaghue Witek, Pat 
Schenck Robertson, Sarah 
Powell Sharpstein, Nancy 
Crowell, Annette Wilkerson 
Porter and Elizabeth Brown 
Sims, gathered in the 
beautiful Pacifi c Northwest 
for a summer vacation. 
Seattle, La Conner (home 
to Nancy Crowell, the 
trip architect) and Orcas 
Island provided the perfect 
playground, and friendships 
were established and re-
established. All six decided 
the journey west and its 
rewards were a defi nite 
highlight of their collective 
lives? journeys to date. A 
rumored book and perhaps a 
movie are forthcoming.
1978
30th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Anne Herbers Farris 
and Perry Rosen married 
in June 2008. She is 
freelancing in Washington, 
DC, concentrating on two 
projects funded by the Pew 
Charitable Trusts. ?One is 
covering the fi nal days of 
the Bush administration; 
the other, the presidential 
campaign,? she says. ?So I 
have a foot in both the past 
and the future.?
Mary Engel has joined 
the science desk at the Los 
Angeles Times after almost 
two years as a health care 
reporter for the newspaper?s 
California section. She will 
cover infectious disease and 
public health. In 2005-06, 
she was a Knight Science 
Journalism Fellow at MIT, 
where she studied global 
health, infectious diseases 
and medical ethics.
Real estate attorney Steve 
Hatcher was among the fi ve 
percent of Florida attorneys 
who received the title of 
Florida Super Lawyer. He 
is with the Orlando fi rm of 
Zimmerman Kiser Sutcliffe.
1980
Jill Johnson Piper 
represented Calvary 
Episcopal Church in 
Memphis at the National 
Episcopal Historians and 
Archivists annual convention 
held at Calvary in June.
Robert Shankman, Rhodes 
College Track and Field 
head coach, has been 
appointed head coach of the 
USA Open Track and Field 
team to compete at the 18th 
World Maccabiah Games in 
Israel, July 2009.
1981
Rusty Robinson has been 
appointed to the Mrs. J. 
Avery ?Janie? Rush Endowed 
Chair in Women?s Health 
and Oncology at Texas Tech 
University Health Sciences 
Center at Amarillo.
Art Rollins was featured 
in the Atlanta Journal-
Constitution on May 8, 2008, 
for his work and former 
participation in the Atlanta 
Boy Choir. He joined the 
choir when he was 8 and for 
the past 15 years has served 
as a member on the choir 
board, including two stints 
as its chairman.
1984
Reporter: Tracy Vezina 
Patterson
2680 McVay Rd.
Memphis, TN 38119
901-624-6681
tvpatterson@bellsouth.net
Dear Classmates,
Once again, thank you 
for taking the time to send 
in news about yourselves. It 
is always such a pleasure to 
hear from you all. For those 
of you who have never sent 
in news ? what are you 
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waiting for? Your classmates 
want to know what you?ve 
been doing all these years!
Russell Rainey has been 
particularly busy. ?My wife 
and I moved back to Little 
Rock in January 2007 
after raising our children, 
Brittany (23) and Joshua 
(21), living life and building 
businesses in Jackson 
Hole, WY.? (Russell?s 
business included inventing 
and manufacturing 
innovative ski bindings and 
equipment.) In January, I 
became the ?release pastor? 
for Fellowship Bible 
Church in Little Rock, 
AR. In a nutshell, I?m an 
entrepreneurial coach to 
successful, high-capacity, 
marketplace leaders who 
wish to transition the focus 
of their lives from success 
to signifi cance. During 
June and July, Cheryl and 
I return to Jackson Hole 
to conduct Father and Son 
Adventures through Christ 
in the Tetons, the outdoor 
adventure ministry we 
began in 2001. Our Web 
site tells a bit of the story: 
christinthetetons.org.?
Another entrepreneur in 
our class is Stephen Farrar, 
who began Flying Swine 
Advertising and Design 
last year. Stephen admits to 
being ?old enough to have 
a child who is preparing 
for college.? His daughter 
Anne considers Rhodes her 
top choice, but is looking 
at other Southern colleges 
and universities. He and 
wife Elizabeth have three 
other children: Will, a high 
school sophomore; Grace, 
a sixth-grader; and Emma, 
who is in the fourth grade. 
In addition to his news, 
Stephen forwarded an old 
publicity photo of his band, 
The Generics, that he helped 
found as a student with his 
ATO fraternity brothers, 
Kevin Ferner, Lee Booth ?85 
and Rodney Nash ?80. Seeing 
the photo reminded me of 
dancing at The Antenna 
Club!
Kudos to Demaris Bailey 
Ford, who received her 
MBA with honors last 
May from Gardner-Webb 
University in Boiling 
Springs, NC. ?In addition, 
I recently purchased a 
clothing consignment shop 
in quaint Forest City, NC. I 
will continue teaching this  
year at Thomas Jefferson 
Classical Academy, but 
hope to move on to the 
community college level 
soon.?
Debbie Sicard Templeton 
wrote in to brag on 
her husband, Bowden?s, 
accomplishment. ?Bowden 
recently fi nished his 
Ph.D. in child and family 
development at UGA. We 
were in Boston recently 
where we had a brief, but 
very nice, visit with Terry ?79 
and Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan 
?82.?
Cathy Reese also had 
something special to report. 
Cathy is a professor at 
Arkansas State University 
in Jonesboro. At an honor 
society banquet, her 
students presented her an 
award they created just for 
her?the Political Science 
Student Choice Outstanding 
Teacher Award for 2008. 
Cathy was thrilled! She 
also sent in news about two 
other classmates. ?I ran 
into Jimmy Bryant at the 
Montessori school one day 
this summer. He was picking 
up his daughter, Abigail, 
and I was picking up Selah. 
Imagine our surprise when 
we also discovered that we 
live in the same part of 
town! He has been back in 
the Jonesboro area for about 
10 years and has his own 
computer business. I learned 
that he and Mike Akers, 
who was probably Jimmy?s 
best friend when we were 
in college, married sisters, 
so their kids are all cousins 
and they see each other for 
family events as well. Jimmy 
and I used to play guitar 
and sing in Trezevant Quad 
when we were freshmen. 
He reports that he seldom 
plays now, somewhat like 
me, but he did ask Santa 
Claus for a guitar this past 
year. Then! In August, I 
was headed to Jackson, TN, 
to visit my family. Before 
I left I received an e-mail 
from Chris Matthews, who is 
also from Jackson and was 
headed there at the same 
time. He is still the New 
York spokesperson for the 
European Union, lives in 
Manhattan with wife, food 
writer Kathryn Matthews, 
and owns a farmhouse 
in Dutchess County, NY, 
which they have been 
renovating for about seven 
years. Chris also writes 
articles on wine and spirits 
for a comparatively well-
funded law society, which 
sends him on fi eld trips to 
places like Tuscany, Sicily 
and maybe in the future, 
Argentina! It was great to see 
him.?
Beth Kaller wrote, ?I 
moved to Chattanooga in 
August. I bought a house 
there last January, in the 
same neighborhood as my 
sister, Janet Kaller Geerlings 
?82, and her family, as well 
as my parents. My mom is 
a member of the class of ?54. 
We walk as a mob through 
the neighborhood?three 
generations plus pets. I 
have been a speech and 
language pathologist for 14 
years and work in geriatric 
rehabilitation. I heard about 
the opening from Alice-
Marie Clark Danks. Thanks 
Alice-Marie! For fun, I have 
been working on taming 
two feral kittens. I also 
travel for pleasure and am 
considering China or Spain/
Portugal for my next trip!?
Janet Comperry 
McReynolds recently 
completed an interesting 
role: ?We fi nished a 
production of ?Sylvia? by 
A.R. Gurney. I played Sylvia 
(a dog). It was a great role, 
and even included a fi ght 
scene (which I will admit 
right now I am WAY too old 
for).?
Jeff Giddens reports that 
he and his wife, Angie, live 
in Gulf Breeze, FL, with 
their three children, Karina, 
William and Evie. Jeff is 
an associate with Sacred 
Heart Health Systems in 
Pensacola and Sandestin, 
dividing time between the 
two facilities and providing 
trauma/emergency care for 
his emergency medicine 
group practice on the Gulf 
Coast. He is currently 
involved in the building 
and staffi ng of a new Sacred 
Heart facility in the Port 
St.Joe/Apalachicola/Cape 
San Blas area. When not 
traveling and exploring the 
coast, the Giddenses are avid 
sailors, always searching 
for an uncharted harbor or 
anchorage for the kids to 
explore.
Leonora Green Clifford 
and her family explored 
some uncharted territory 
of their own recently. ?Our 
summer adventure was 
taking an RV with seven 
teens to Bonnaroo. We 
went in at midnight with a 
caravan of 25 other vehicles. 
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We had a great time?Pearl 
Jam was amazing; Jack 
Johnson and The Raconteurs 
had great shows. We did not 
make it through Metallica. 
Happily, our group came 
home in good condition 
except my husband, who 
fell and tore his shoulder, 
had surgery and is in a sling 
for months. Didn?t see that 
coming. Other than that, 
Sarah is moving into her 
fi rst apartment at UT and 
Katherine will be driving 
soon. It?s the fi rst time in 20 
years I?m not driving a child 
somewhere.?
Beth Boellner has also 
completed her driving duties. 
?I have an organizing/
redesign business in Little 
Rock, working with people 
in their homes and offi ces. 
I?m also working on two 
books, one fi ction and one 
nonfi ction. A little way to go 
yet before I begin submitting 
the manuscripts, but I?m 
having a blast doing it. My 
two daughters (18 and 20) 
have been gone for much 
longer than most as they 
each attended boarding 
school for the majority of 
their high school years. My 
older one is a junior studying 
interior design at Savannah 
College of Art and Design, 
and my younger one will 
begin college at Scripps in 
Claremont, CA, in January 
after spending a few months 
in Mexico, where she studied 
abroad her senior year.?
Chris Brumlow recently 
accepted a position as 
business development 
manager at ESP Systems 
in Charlotte, NC. ?I am 
in charge of leading go-
to-market sales efforts 
for the patented Guest 
Custom Service application 
targeted at the casual dining 
industry,? he says.
Bert Carlock writes, ?I 
still love living in sunny 
San Diego. In addition to 
doing military work and 
waiting to see when my 
next deployment is, I?m 
co-facilitating leadership 
courses for PSI Seminars. 
The twins (Andrew and 
William) are starting 
school and Deanna, my 
wife, is producing half-a-
dozen seminars a year and 
directing summer camps for 
youth-at-risk.?
Paul Fromberg shares this 
wonderful news: ?Grant 
Martin and I were married 
in a civil ceremony on Friday, 
July 18, in San Fancisco. 
The Hon. Gavin Newsom, 
mayor of San Francisco, 
offi ciated in his offi ce at 
City Hall.? Paul and Grant 
had their union blessed at St. 
Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal 
Church, where Paul serves 
as interim rector. I had the 
opportunity to visit Father 
Paul at St. Gregory?s in 
March 2007. This is an 
extraordinary church doing 
truly good work in the San 
Francisco area.
More good news from 
Ruth Metcalf Rye: ?Scott 
?83 (a Navy commander) is 
fi nishing his one-year recall 
to Baghdad. My daughter 
is a freshman at Spring Hill 
College and my son is a 
freshman in high school. I 
have been busy renovating 
houses as well as selling real 
estate.?
That?s all for this issue. 
I would like to express 
my sincere appreciation 
to my Rhodes classmates 
and friends who have so 
generously taken time to 
send cards, letters, e-mails, 
gifts and memorials. Your 
love, support, prayers and 
friendship have lifted my 
children and me and have 
enabled us to begin this 
new journey on very strong 
footing. Thank you.
1985
Reporter: Jim Golden
jimatphi@hotmail.com
Greetings from New 
England. Fall is here and 
kids have headed back to 
school. I had the pleasure of 
hearing from a lot of folks 
this summer.
Shari Morrow Cooper 
writes, ?We moved to 
Pennsylvania from New 
Jersey two years ago (Jordan 
took a new job). We?re 45 
minutes out of Philadelphia 
in a town called West 
Chester. The countryside is 
beautiful and the whole area 
is steeped in Revolutionary 
War history. Adam (10) and 
Justin (8) keep me busy 
with various sports, Cub 
Scouts and school activities. 
I volunteer quite a bit in the 
schools. This past spring 
I hosted a Morrow family 
reunion which included a 
few Rhodes alumni. Teresa 
Morrow ?83 (my sister) 
and Maria Allen ?83 and 
Mary Sue Morrow ?75 (my 
cousins) helped make the 
weekend a blast! I have also 
been in touch with my old 
roommate Mary Holman 
DeLoach who seems to be 
doing very well!?
Some classmates met 
this summer at Sundance 
resort near Park City, UT, 
?for a get-together that has 
averaged out to be every 
other year for about 15 
years,? according to Blair 
Gatewood Norman. Blair, 
who lives in Colorado says, 
?We are spread out over the 
country and even in Europe 
and wish that Brigid Elsken 
Galloway could have joined 
us.? Attending were: Kelley 
Ashby Paul, Kentucky; Meg 
Waters Lambert, California; 
Kathleen Albritton Fittro, 
Florida; Sevgi Curtis Libor, 
Gibraltar, Spain; and 
Margaret Bryan French, 
North Carolina.
Bill Krieger sends 
greetings to the class and 
says, ?Our son Will (16) 
went on a church pilgrimage 
to Italy over the summer. 
David (9) is playing kid 
pitch baseball and TACKLE 
football and has NAFOD 
(no apparent fear of death). 
I checked out as captain 
on the 757 (our new fl eet 
addition at FedEx) and am 
an instructor. I miss seeing 
the old gang ... call me if 
you ever get near Memphis.?
I got a very nice note 
from Leslie Alford Mathis. 
She says, ?I?m enjoying all 
the reports in the Rhodes 
magazine. I hope everyone 
is doing well. I can?t believe 
how time fl ies! I moved 
back to Memphis about a 
year ago (from the Alabama 
Gulf Coast area) and on 
Jan. 5, 2008, married Alex 
Mathis, a native of Memphis 
who also had been living in 
Alabama. Alex now works 
in insurance here with 
Menard, Gates and Mathis 
Inc., and I am a tutor at 
Lausanne Collegiate School. 
I especially enjoy working 
with international students 
in the Additional Language 
program. We really are 
enjoying living in Memphis 
again; we attend lots of 
Memphis Redbirds baseball 
games, plays and barbecue 
restaurants!?
Julia Weaver writes from 
Ocean Springs, MS: ?After 
almost three years, we 
fi nally moved back to our 
pre-Katrina address. Living 
on the water is wonderful, 
except for the occasional 
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heartbreaking natural 
disaster.? Julia is alderman 
at large in Ocean Springs, 
and husband Robert 
practices public interest 
environmental law. Their 
daughters Amelia and 
Caroline are 10 and 8.
Helen Reinecke-Wilt 
reports: ?I am inspired to 
write upon returning from 
a month of traveling with 
my husband and children (9 
and 11). We were extremely 
lucky to be able to take a 
three-week trip to Spain 
and Italy and spend a week 
with my family at the beach 
in North Carolina. If you 
ever get the chance to visit 
Barcelona or Tuscany, jump 
at it. They are extraordinary 
places to see in addition to 
the usuals?Venice, Rome, 
Florence and Pisa. Now onto 
the mundane business of 
work, etc. in Washington, 
DC!?
Kathryn Woodson Barr 
sends ?Greetings from 
Alabama! I am now head 
of Highlands School in 
Mountain Brook. I have 
become increasingly 
interested in China and 
have enjoyed traveling there 
to hire teachers, attend an 
international principals? 
forum and take students 
and parents for a school 
exchange program. My 
husband Tom, who was a 
Rhodes professor from 1984-
2006, is now chief operating 
offi cer of a biotechnical 
company.?
Margaret Bryan Hakimian 
sent a quick note??We 
had a busy spring and 
summer with travel and 
school activities. My kids 
(Christopher and Megan) 
and I traveled south over 
spring break and saw 
Heather Cutting Munk and 
her beautiful 8-year-old 
triplets (Andrew, Neil and 
Kathleen). It was great 
catching up and sharing 
a bottle of wine here and 
there! This summer, my 
family traveled to London 
for two weeks to tour 
and spend time with my 
husband?s family. Then 
we returned to the states 
for a week with my family 
(including Felix ?88 and 
Mary ?82) at Pawley?s Island, 
SC. A great time was had 
by all!?
Peggy Wood Townsend 
says, ?I am entering my 
second year as a business 
owner after having left a 
20-plus-year career in the 
nonprofi t arts administration 
fi eld. I have been traveling 
to lots of trade shows in the 
craft, hobby and art material 
industry to exhibit our 
products (townsendatelier.
com). It is great fun and lots 
of hard work and I cannot 
believe how much time I 
spend on the computer. Our 
son Samuel is in second 
grade at our local museum 
magnet school. I am 
apparently one of the last to 
discover the wondrous world 
of Facebook and have had a 
blast reconnecting with a lot 
of Rhodes classmates. After 
20 years of losing touch, I 
can see what they?re doing 
and share photos on a daily 
basis.?
I checked out Peggy?s 
site and it has some very 
cool and beautiful stuff. I 
hope everyone has a great 
autumn?keep in touch.
1986
Reporter: Colleen Grady
gradyc@lls.org
Ray Barfi eld is now a 
tenured associate professor 
at Duke University in 
its School of Medicine, 
Department of Pediatrics, 
Division of Oncology. As 
its new medical director for 
Pediatric Palliative Care, Ray 
spends half of his time doing 
research and developing 
programs for palliative care 
for seriously ill children 
and their caregivers. The 
balance of his time is 
divided between clinical 
work in oncology and 
either lecturing or assisting 
graduate students in the 
Divinity School or doing 
work in the fi eld of ethics.
1987
Reporter: Brian Mott
mott.brian@gmail.com
?87 Compadres: 
Mea culpa, mea culpa, 
mea maxima culpa! I know, 
I know, you got your last 
issue of Rhodes, tore to the 
back pages to devour the 
class notes from 1987, and 
? there was nothing. But, 
being the troupers I know 
you are, you managed 
to soldier on, heartache 
notwithstanding. I missed 
(i.e., totally forgot) the 
deadline for the last issue, 
so I?m hoping to make it 
up to you all with this one. 
You get the added bonus of 
hearing from some folks we 
haven?t heard from before. 
(HINT HINT to the rest of 
you!)
I?m writing this column 
in the heart of busy, bustling 
Manhattan, where I now live. 
I?ve been hired by the New 
York City schools to teach 
special education. The city 
is awesome and fearsome, 
loud and smelly and alluring. 
It?s certainly taking some 
getting used to! If you fi nd 
yourself up this way for work 
or for pleasure, drop me a 
line.
In the meantime, let 
me remind y?all how this 
works. I send out e-mails 
three times a year, asking 
folks to report news so that 
I can type it all up into a 
breezy, conversational tone. 
I send that in to the Rhodes 
magazine editor. So if I don?t 
have your e-mail address, 
just drop me a line at mott.
brian@gmail.com and get 
on the list. It?s painless, I 
promise. And you Memphis-
area folks (Rick Melton, 
Alice McCarthy Finn, Leslie 
McCormack Darr) who had 
e-mail addresses that ended 
in midsouth.rr.com, those 
addresses no longer work. So 
drop me a line so I can keep 
you in the loop.
I?m not the only one with 
some life-changing goin? on. 
Katherine Bres Ware reports, 
?I fi nally have something 
sunny to report: (husband) 
Alan and I fi nally made time 
for a vacation?and what 
a vacation it was! We took 
a complete break from our 
current reality, spent a week 
on Grace Bay in the Turks & 
Caicos Islands. White sand, 
blue, blue waters, peace 
and quiet and cold, potent, 
fruity drinks?nirvana!? 
Has anyone actually seen 
Katherine since August? 
Maybe they didn?t come 
back!
Alan Harris writes to 
report his professional 
development thusly: ?In 
April, I started my own law 
fi rm, Harris Law Firm PC 
in Houston. My practice 
focuses on representing 
fi nancial institutions and 
their investors in regulatory 
and corporate matters.?
I am so happy to hear 
from Mimi Swords Fondren 
who says, ?I am fi nally 
using my MSSW! I?m 
the house manger for the 
Hospital Hospitality House 
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of Nashville. We provide 
housing and supportive 
services at little or no cost 
to folks who have to travel 
to Nashville for medical 
treatment.?
And this just in from 
Regina Murphy: ?I spent 
the summer as a Kansas 
City Certifi ed Barbecue 
Judge. My partner Andy 
Houchins and I traveled 
from festival to festival 
in Kansas and Missouri 
honing our skills. Perhaps 
Memphis in May will be 
next! I?m also conducting a 
community-wide food drive 
to benefi t the local food 
pantries. Emporia has been 
hit particularly hard by the 
economic bust, and through 
my ?Murphy?s Menu? food 
column in The Emporia 
Gazette, I have launched an 
informative and creative 
plan to boost awareness, 
donations and a community 
spirit of ?We?re all in this 
together!??
Not all the news you 
send in has to be about life-
changing events. Just a quick 
shout to your classmates 
with an update about how 
you?re doing in life works 
well, too.
For example, Carol Pierce 
Olson succumbed to my 
guilt-trip strategy to write: 
?All is well in the Olson 
house. Summer consisted 
completely of baseball (2 
boys?5 teams!) and a few 
vacations to break up the 
games. Football has started, 
then wrestling, then baseball 
again?it is a vicious cycle 
for our household. On a 
Rhodes note, Pierce, my 
oldest, had so much fun 
at our reunion last fall 
that he has proclaimed he 
wants to be a Lynxcat! We 
are obviously a convincing 
crowd. I am still working as 
in-house counsel for a book 
publisher in Franklin, TN 
(not as fun as watching the 
boys sports, but I like it).?
And the ever-fi tter, 
5K-runnin? Michelle Dry 
says, ?This spring I joined a 
women?s recreational soccer 
team and really enjoyed it, 
despite not having played 
before and knowing very 
little about the game. I plan 
to play again in the fall. I?m 
sure that my classmates have 
8-year-olds whose skills are 
better than mine. Right now 
I?m training for a 5K, which 
may not sound like much 
to people who run all the 
time, but it?s a challenge for 
me. My goal is to complete 
it without having to walk 
and not be last one over the 
line. This fall I will become 
a sorority chapter adviser at 
the University of Memphis, 
which could either make me 
feel young or really old.?
And from those folks who 
haven?t previously reported 
to this column:
Jackie Thacker Prester 
writes, ?I?m a shareholder 
in the Memphis offi ce of 
the Baker, Donelson law 
fi rm. I?m a business lawyer, 
which means I never get to 
act like Perry Mason, but 
my clients are usually happy 
with me since I help them 
get deals done. My son Ian 
(16) is currently thinking 
about going to Rhodes. My 
daughter Erin (10) wants to 
be an artist when she grows 
up. Between paying for 
Rhodes and supporting an 
artist in the family, I expect 
to be working hard at Baker, 
Donelson for a very long 
time to come.? (Jackie and 
Carol should talk!)
File this one under ?I?M 
JEALOUS!? Hank Bremer 
writes, ?I am currently 
president of Pacifi c Southern 
Wine Company, a small 
regional wine brokerage/
marketing company. We 
market 12 different 
California, Oregon and 
South Africa wines in 
the Southeast to the wine 
distribution network. I also 
own a small wine brand 
called NO Vineyards 
and Winery with my 
wife Kathy. Web site is 
novineyardsandwinery.com. 
I travel a lot to California for 
meetings in wine country 
and Monterey. I have been 
happily married for 15 
years and have a daughter 
(13) and a son (11), both 
of whom are very active in 
sports and school activities. 
Life is good!? I?m no wine-
lover, but it sure sounds 
glamorous, yes?
And I am very glad to 
receive simple greetings 
from classmates, as the ones 
I got from Nell Fullinwider 
Bush, Karen Cagle York and 
Harriet Smalley Monnig. 
Lorna, I don?t have a current 
e-mail address for you. Drop 
me a line and get on my list, 
please?
Looking forward to 
serving your class notes 
needs more consistently in 
the future ?Brian
1988
20th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Reporter: Mandy Bond 
Judd
amanda_judd@adp.com
Kendra Rogers Martin 
writes: ?My husband Jim 
and I have been busy with 
a recent renovation of our 
101-year-old Midtown 
Victorian cottage. We 
had the attic converted 
into a master bedroom 
suite, so now we have our 
own sanctuary from our 
very busy boys Jacob (12) 
and Matthew (7). Better 
yet, we have a Midtown 
house with closet space 
and two bathrooms! The 
renovation took 371 days 
but it was worth it! During 
the renovation I fi nished up 
my master?s in instructional 
design and technology. I 
have taught for 18 years 
in the Memphis City 
Schools. At this point I 
am the economics teacher 
at Melrose High School 
and am looking forward 
to designing and teaching 
a new course, Personal 
Finance. This will be a 
real challenge since the 
curriculum guide is the basis 
for the class.?
Toby Ballard still lives 
in Belgium, still works for 
Merck & Co. (subsidiary in 
Belgium is known as Merck 
Sharp & Dohme) and still 
deals with the numbers 
(her current title is sales 
effectiveness manager). She 
says, ?My husband Guy 
Lefebvre moved from private 
practice to government work, 
and is now in the Federal 
Agency for Nuclear Control 
in Belgium (as I am not a 
physicist, I do not have the 
slightest clue what he does 
there). Our four children 
are growing up strong : 
Constance (10) speaks the 
best English of the four and 
is doing well in math and 
languages; Clarisse (9) is 
our musical expert; Gregory 
(6) is the cartoonist, but is 
beginning to take a broader 
interest in football (soccer); 
and Coralie (5) is beginning 
to enjoy the fruits of losing 
her teeth. We keep busy, 
but don?t see much of the 
Rhodes crowd. Last summer 
as we traveled through the 
U.S. to see family, we did 
manage to squeeze in visits 
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with Lynn Lawson Cabell ?87, 
Dave and Marti Moore Carter 
?90, Tom Horton, Salil Parikh 
and Bob Barnett. It was as 
close to a class reunion as I 
have been able to manage 
since going abroad to live (I 
have been in Belgium since 
the end of 1991).?
Valerie Gray Jordan says 
she ?feels blessed with a 
fantastic husband, two great 
kids and working part time 
as a small animal vet. We 
live in the heart of Amish 
Country, which makes for 
really great cycling. We 
love to travel whenever 
possible?the best trips have 
been to France (saw Lance 
Armstrong?s fi nal ride into 
Paris!), Belgium and Italy. 
My parents don?t live in 
Memphis anymore so I really 
don?t get there, but I do love 
to hear about people and the 
city and Rhodes, of course. I 
always look forward to the 
next edition of Class Notes.?
Chris and Carolyn Tatum 
Ray ?90 and their sons Henry 
and John live in Jackson, 
MS, where they are restoring 
an old house that belonged 
to writer Willie Morris. 
Chris runs a marketing 
communications fi rm, 
Ramey, that specializes in 
premium brands. He is also 
a partner in Memphis-based 
Lokion, a Web development 
company whose CEO is 
Megan Jones ?90.
1989
Aaron Kaufman graduated 
from the doctorate of 
physical therapy program at 
the State University of New 
York at Stony Brook June 27, 
2008.
Greg Krosnes tied for 
leading actor in a drama 
for his role in the McCoy 
Theatre production 
of ?How I Learned To 
Drive? at the 25th annual 
Ostrander Awards bestowed 
by the Memphis theater 
community in August.
1990
Reporter: Rod White
rodw@white-associates.
net
Laura Blankenship 
received a Ph.D. in rhetoric 
and composition from the 
University of Arkansas 
in August 2007. ?It took 
a very long time, writing 
while working a 9-5 job 
and taking care of kids, but 
I?m glad I did it. It hasn?t 
changed much about my life. 
I?m still working at Bryn 
Mawr College. I teach one 
class a year in addition to my 
administrative duties.?
1993
15th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Lela and Logan Germann 
welcomed a son, Claybon 
Maksim, Sept. 25, 2007.
Tanja Lueck Thompson, a 
member of the Memphis law 
fi rm of Kiesewetter Wise 
Kaplan Prather, has been 
named among the nation?s 
Top 100 Labor Attorneys by 
the Labor Relations Institute 
for the second consecutive 
year. She is the only labor 
attorney in Tennessee, 
Arkansas and Mississippi 
to receive this professional 
honor, putting her in the 
top one percent of labor 
attorneys in the U.S.
1994
Reporter: Judy.Brown
judy.brown@borax.com
Jason and Merryl Taylor 
Cooper announce the birth 
of a son, Taylor Bain, April 
20, 2008. He joins sisters 
Camille (5) and Emily (2). 
The Coopers are also busy 
opening Schoolhouse, a 
retail educational supply 
business in Vestavia Hills, 
AL.
Kathryn Green and Fred 
Holmes married April 26, 
2008, in Caldwell, TX. 
Heather Green Talbot ?96 
was matron of honor and 
George Talbot ?93 was best 
man. Kathy Coe ?91 also 
attended the celebration. 
Kathryn and Fred reside 
in Dallas, where Kathryn 
teaches 5th grade at Torah 
Day School.
Matt Hardin and Janet 
Sidlowe married April 12, 
2008, in Franklin, TN. 
Mark Manno served as best 
man and Jeff Carlton, Will 
Harris ?93, Daniel Ivey 
and Brad Todd ?92 were all 
members of the wedding 
party. Also in attendance at 
the wedding was Mary Clare 
Champion Younger ?96. Matt 
is an attorney with Gullett, 
Sanford, Robinson and 
Martin in Nashville with a 
concentration in personal 
injury litigation. Janet 
graduated in 2002 from 
Notre Dame with a degree 
in chemical engineering and 
works as a product manager 
for Universal Lighting 
Technologies. The Hardins 
reside in the Green Hills 
area of Nashville.
Thomas and Gina DeLuca 
Johnson welcomed a son, 
Nathan Kimbrough, March 
20, 2008.
Chris Linder and Gabriela 
Gomez are happy to 
announce their marriage, 
May 25, 2008, in Dauphin 
Island, AL. They currently 
reside in Rockville, MD.
1995
Reporter: Sarah Sears-
Egeli
703-971-9417
sarahsears@live.com
Tracy Adkisson, associate 
director of Rhodes Physical 
Plant, and Brad Terhune had 
a daughter, Joan Michaela 
Terhune, May 3, 2008.
Jennifer Eason Barnett 
and husband Carl welcomed 
a daughter, Genavive Day, 
Nov. 14, 2007, in Laramie, 
WY. Big brother Cullen 
loves her and attempts to 
help all the time. Jennifer 
recently accepted a position 
as a therapist at Lifelong 
AES in Denver. ?My 
husband and I have been 
slowly making our way back 
to Colorado and after seven 
years we have returned,? she 
says. ?I have a fantastic job 
providing individual and 
family therapy as well as 
parenting skills.?
Melissa Rundt Barrett 
and husband Kirk are happy 
to announce the birth of 
a daughter, Grace, July 21, 
2008.
David ?94 and Beth 
Rodgers Mann are happy 
to announce the birth 
of a daughter, Elizabeth 
Whit, April 19, 2008, in 
Germantown, TN.
Katie Terrell Morrow 
and husband Matt had 
a daughter, Charlotte 
Katherine, Aug. 8, 2008, in 
Birmingham, AL.
Chris ?93 and Robyn 
Williamson Pollette 
welcomed Madelyn Grace, 
May 18, 2008, in Atlanta. 
Big sister Meredith loves 
Maddy and thinks it?s all 
right if she stays.
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Reporter: Jennifer Larson
larsonj96@rhodes-alumni.
net
After a team victory 
in the United Way Golf 
Tournament at the Colonial 
Country Club, Rob 
Downey was selected as the 
Memphis representative 
to the 2008 BMW Golf 
Cup International Final 
in Pinehurst, NC. ?This is 
a great opportunity and I 
will be toting my Rhodes 
College golf bag,? he says.
Daniel and Jennifer Wilson 
Stringer had a daughter, 
Amelia Caroline, April 8, 
2008, in Shreveport, LA.
1997
Reporter: Leslie Beck 
Norman
321 S. Watkins
Memphis, TN 38104
901-276-7529
lesliebnorman@yahoo.
com
Joy Richmond Bowen 
received a master of arts 
in religion from Memphis 
Theological Seminary May 
10, 2008.
Deinde and Heather 
Coleman-Otuyelu welcomed 
a daughter, Nadia Camille, 
Feb. 29, 2008.
Reuben and Ginnie 
Roberts Farnsworth are 
happy to announce their 
marriage, July 12, 2008, at 
Top of the Pines in Ridgway, 
CO. They will continue to 
reside in Cedaredge, CO. 
Ginnie is still teaching 
English, speech and 
journalism at Hotchkiss 
High School and Reuben is 
an EMT and award-winning 
cowboy poet. Heather Tyler 
was a bridesmaid.
Tom Hamling has written 
a satirical coffee-table 
book on famous actors and 
athletes who have recorded 
awful musical albums. The 
book launched in June and 
is currently available in 25 
countries around the world. 
He and his wife Carlisle ?98 
live with their son William 
and dog Macho in Venice 
Beach, CA.
Emily Hogue and Michael 
Krause married May 24, 
2008, in Jackson, MS. They 
currently reside in Atlanta.
Sarah Larson writes, ?I?ve 
been keeping busy as a 
technical writer by day, 
volunteer by night. Into 
swing dancing now, I?ve 
even started a side business 
(NewVoBlues.com) to 
promote blues music and 
dancing in Memphis, where 
I still live in Midtown.?
Liz Markovits and 
Bennet Hazlip are happy 
to announce the birth of 
a son, Joseph Markovits 
Hazlip, July 5, 2008 in 
Northampton, MA. Liz 
recently accepted an 
appointment as assistant 
professor in the Politics 
Department at Mount 
Holyoke College. Earlier 
this year, she completed 
writing The Politics of 
Sincerity: Plato, Frank Speech 
and Democratic Judgment, 
which was published by 
Penn State University 
Press and is now available 
in Barret library. Bennet 
received an appointment as 
senior strategic writer with 
Capstrat, a Raleigh, NC, 
marketing agency.
Brendan Minihan is a 
cross-country coach and 
a teacher at Metairie Park 
Country Day School in 
New Orleans. He recently 
wrote an article for popular 
runner?s Web site LetsRun.
com, which centred on his 
decision to run a race in 
the midst of his Hurricane 
Gustav evacuation and how 
running literally saved a 
friend?s life in the middle of 
Hurricane Katrina.
Amy Hobby Rickard 
recently accepted a position 
at The Salvation Army 
in Augusta, GA. She was 
previously employed as 
executive director at Augusta 
Urban Ministries. ?I left 
AUM after fi ve years to 
help the Augusta Corps of 
The Salvation Army with 
the fundraising, program 
planning and other 
preparations for Augusta?s 
Ray and Joan Kroc Corps 
Community Center. It?s a 
$30-million building project 
that will bring dozens of 
community and human 
service providers together to 
better serve our neighbours 
while also revitalizing the 
Harrisburg neighborhood 
near the Augusta canal.?
Hallie Lanier White 
was hired as director of 
development at Stuart 
Hall School for Boys and 
has been appointed as the 
editor of ?Lagniappe?, the 
magazine of the Junior 
League of New Orleans.
1998
10th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Reporter: Amanda Grebe 
Tamburrino
1805 Central Ave.
Memphis, TN 38104
901-278-1093
tamburrino@rhodes.edu
John ?97 and Sally Stevens 
Humphrey announce the 
birth of a son, Thomas 
Andrew, May 13, 2008, in 
Gainesville, FL. Big sister 
Campbell (2 ?) is thrilled 
with her new baby brother.
Chip and Sarah Lane had 
a son, William Griffi th, 
March 25, 2008, in Houston.
Heidi and Eric Lindh 
welcomed a daughter, Clara 
Nell, April 12, 2008, in 
Dallas. Big brother Isaac is 
excited to have a sister.
Audra Drechsler 
Cornelius and Chip 
Schramm married May 31, 
2008, in Birmingham, AL. 
Elizabeth Smith Ritter ?00 
and her husband Bill were 
bridesmaid and groomsman. 
Shana and Matt Weber and 
Paula and Michael Laney 
were also in attendance. 
After the ceremony at 
Cathedral Church of the 
Advent they celebrated with 
friends and family at Vulcan 
Park overlooking the city.
Tamer and Melissa 
Hasslen Selim are happy to 
announce the birth of a son, 
Aden Tamer, April 27, 2008, 
in Edina, MN. Melissa 
writes, ?We are fortunate 
to have two very sweet little 
boys! Tarek (3) is doing 
great with his new little 
brother.?
Andrew and Laura Squire 
Trott welcomed a son, 
William Arthur, May 24, 
2008, in Memphis.
1999
Reporter: Leigh Powell
powla99@gmail.com
Jim and Anne Moncrief 
Henriques welcomed a 
daughter, Eleanor Moncrief, 
June 27, 2008, in Meriden, 
CT. Anne writes, ?We are 
so excited about our baby 
girl, and big brother Charlie 
is still fi guring out what to 
make of his new little sister.?
Michael Henry 
recently received his 
RCDD (Registered 
Communications 
Distribution Designer) 
designation. He works for 
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I.C. Thomasson Association, 
a consulting engineering 
fi rm in Nashville, where he 
has accepted a new position 
as an IT&S project manager.
Constance Marie Roskin 
and Dudley Baker married 
March 1, 2008, in New 
Orleans. Ellen Baker 
Jurewicz ?94, Cres ?98 and 
Marcie Gardner ?98, Matt 
Breaux, Katharine Farmer 
and Drew Hamric helped 
them carry it off. Constance 
and Dudley live in Nashville, 
where he is an investment 
banker for Morgan Joseph.
Ty Hallmark and Roddy 
Mehrad Rasti married Oct. 
20, 2007, in Galveston, 
TX. Jackie Ross Shepard 
and Jill Peterfeso ?00 were 
among Ty?s attendants, and 
Sam Jordan ?98 was a guest. 
?Since then,? Ty writes, ?I?ve 
been consumed with various 
theater projects throughout 
the DC area. My latest 
is an original ensemble 
piece titled ?Iconicity? that 
premiered to strong reviews 
and sold-out crowds at 
the 2008 Capital Fringe 
Festival.?
Matt Willis is completing 
his residency in Chatta-
nooga, TN. Next July, he 
will begin a shoulder and 
elbow fellowship in Tampa, 
FL.
May 11, 2008, was a 
particularly special Mother?s 
Day for Elizabeth Rozelle 
Borski when she and 
husband Joey welcomed 
their daughter, Anne 
Madeline.
Molly Wantuck Keathley 
is taking some time off from 
her law practice to spend 
time with her new daughter 
Megan Susannah, born Nov. 
4, 2007. Molly, her husband 
Craig and Megan make their 
home in Fort Worth, TX.
Daniel and Jill Baldwin 
Brown are happy to 
announce the birth of their 
daughter, Emma Kate, May 
1, 2008.
Charles and Madison 
Moore Agee welcomed their 
son Charles Matthew April 
1, 2008.
Patty Rouse and Santos 
Vargas married Oct. 6, 
2007, in San Antonio, TX. 
Those in the wedding 
party included Steven 
?03 and Lindsay Levine 
Rouse ?03, Claire Dowler, 
Elisabeth Hause Burrows, 
Nicole Atkins Johnson and 
Clare Dempsey. Those in 
attendance included Mary 
Reid Colter Tevis, Elizabeth 
Rozelle Borski, Alison 
Nathan, Alison Barnwell, 
Meredith Schember, 
Katharine Farmer, Dustin 
Burrows ?01, Stuart and 
Susan Brombacher Fallen 
?00 and Sunni Thompson ?98. 
Patty has been practicing 
law with the fi rm of Duncan, 
Weakley & Bressler Inc. in 
San Antonio since 2002. Her 
primary practice areas focus 
on commercial litigation, 
fi duciary litigation, probate 
and estate planning.
2000
Tyler Buckner was honored 
with UNC Health Care?s 
distinguished 2008 Robert 
C. Cefalo House Offi cer 
Award May 28, 2008. Five 
outstanding physicians 
were recognized with the 
Cefalo Award for exhibiting 
compassion for their 
patients and demonstrating 
clinical expertise in their 
respective fi elds. Tyler is an 
administrative chief resident 
for the Internal Medicine 
and Pediatrics program, and 
he is currently serving for 
a second year as president 
of the UNC Housestaff 
Council.
Stuart ?99 and Susan 
Brombocher Fallen 
welcomed a daughter, 
Sydney Charlotte, April 19, 
2008.
Kristin Kleber earned her 
MBA from the Stanford 
Graduate School of Business 
in June 2008. She split her 
summer between living 
in Napa and traveling in 
Eastern Europe before 
starting work full time. At 
the end of September, she 
began work as a regional 
operations director for 
DaVita in Los Angeles.
John Marshall has moved 
to Singapore for two years, 
where he is with JP Morgan. 
His advice to Rhodes 
students includes learning a 
new language and exploring 
other cultures.
Paul and Rachel Bozynski 
Richey had a daughter, Mary 
Ellen, May 8, 2008, in 
Johnson City, TN. Rachel 
received a master?s degree in 
community counseling from 
the University of Alabama in 
December 2007.
Lisa Schum, a postdoctoral 
fellow in pediatric 
psychology at St. Jude 
Children?s Research Hospital, 
and Danny Kahalley ?98, 
director of admissions at 
Memphis University School, 
married May 17, 2008, in 
an outdoor ceremony at 
The Grand Hotel in Point 
Clear, AL. Members of the 
wedding party included 
best man David Kahalley ?92 
and groomsmen Brendan 
Beehan ?98, Evan Beziat 
?97, Scott Evans and Alex 
Thomas. Bridesmaids 
included Margaret Henry 
Burnside ?00 and Emily Sims 
Jones ?00. Rhodes alumnae 
in the house party were Cara 
McNeese Pierce ?00, Amanda 
Presnall Warner ?00, Aiveen 
Killian Kahalley ?93 and 
Johanna Kahalley Anton ?91. 
The happy couple resides in 
East Memphis.
Andrew Shulman writes, 
?After a very busy 2007 (and 
early 2008) in New York 
City working on Rudy 
Giuliani?s presidential 
campaign as the deputy 
research director, I moved 
to Albuquerque to do 
communications consulting 
work on Steve Pearce?s 
successful Senate primary 
race. Now I am in beautiful 
Salisbury, NC working as 
the research director for Sen. 
Elizabeth Dole?s campaign.?
2001
Reporter: Elisabeth 
Meyers Yoder
elisabethyoder@gmail.
com
Sam and Andrea 
Hutchinson Champion 
married Aug. 2, 2008, in 
Montgomery, AL. Members 
of the wedding party 
included: Emily West Bynum, 
Allison Dalton McCammon 
and Hamilton Hutchinson 
?05. The couple spent their 
honeymoon in Italy and 
Spain. They currently reside 
in Nashville, where Andrea 
is the communications 
director with the Nashville 
Downtown Partnership and 
Sam is a landscape architect 
with Hawkins Partners Inc.
Leigh-Taylor Manasco 
Harmon was recently 
promoted to operations 
excellence specialist with 
Quiznos. After spending 
six years living in Denver, 
she and her husband Brad 
relocated to Austin, TX, in 
August.
Mia and Kalman Bencsath 
announce the birth of a son, 
Ian Kalman Robert Aladar, 
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Heights, OH.
Hillary Livingston Butler 
lived in Los Angeles for 
fi ve years where she met 
her husband Dave. They 
married May 26, 2007, in 
Bastrop, TX. Dave and 
Hillary drove two days 
through the desert to move 
to Austin, TX, in April 
2008. Despite the heat and 
humidity, they love Austin, 
and Hillary is glad to be 
back in Texas (and glad 
her Boston-born and -bred 
husband likes it too). Hillary 
works for CB Richard Ellis, 
along with other Rhodents 
Alison Barnwell ?99 and 
Drew Robinson ?02.
Erin Massey Everitt and 
her husband Matthew 
recently left Washington, 
DC, for Nashville, TN, 
where he serves as an 
assistant U.S. attorney. Erin 
has joined the law fi rm of 
Bass, Berry & Sims as an 
associate in the litigation 
group, focusing on antitrust 
and securities litigation.
Monica Lewis Griffi n 
writes, ?I graduated from my 
family medicine residency 
June 27, 2008. After serving 
as chief resident this past 
year, I am excited to be 
fi nally out of training!?
Matthew and Kate 
Moody Lasseter are happy 
to announce the birth of 
a daughter, Emeline Ann, 
June 4, 2008, in Los Angeles.
Marcus and Hannah 
Smith Mason married 
April 12, 2008, at the 
First Presbyterian Church 
in Natchez, MS. Emily 
Blaschke, Dayna Dwyer 
and Dorothy Weir served 
as bridesmaids. Olivia 
Deloach Mayberry, Sarah 
Trigg Sherman, Shelley 
Short, Tiffany Feagin, Anna 
Johnson, Jenny Wiedower, 
Meagan Fouty Brancato, 
Corinne Graddick, Collin 
Schultenover ?05, Parke 
McEnery ?02, Laura ?00 and 
John Houseal ?99, uncle of 
the bride Jim Moss ?71 and 
mother of the bride Helen 
Moss Smith ?74 all attended, 
while Dr. John Larson ?68 
offi ciated. The newlyweds 
honeymooned in Playa 
Mujeres, Mexico, and reside 
in Natchez.
John and Allison Dalton 
McCammon welcomed their 
daughter, Catherine Allison, 
May 16, 2008, in New 
Orleans. Cate just missed 
her dad?s May 10 law school 
graduation from Loyola 
University. John began 
working at McGlinchey 
Stafford in August.
Tabitha and Kelly McNulty, 
are the proud parents of 
Max, born March 3, 2008. 
The McNultys live in Little 
Rock, where both Kelly and 
Tabitha are attorneys.
Corey and Erin VanCleve 
Nolen welcomed their son, 
Grayben Andrew, June 19, 
2008.
Leanne Paris received 
her master?s degree in 
anesthesiology in May 2008. 
She began her new job as a 
certifi ied registered nurse 
anethestist at Broward 
General Medical Center, a 
level I trauma center in Fort 
Lauderdale, FL. She and 
Ryan Wade married August 
2, 2008, in Coconut Grove, 
FL.
Kate Archibald Stakem is 
teaching at The Soulsville 
Charter School in Memphis 
and has begun work on her 
doctor of education.
Andrew Sullivan recently 
accepted a position as media 
design specialist at Le 
Bonheur Children?s Medical 
Center in Memphis. In 2007, 
he cofounded Chatterbox 
Audio Theater, for which 
he continues to serve as 
technical director. He has 
produced more than 20 
shows in the past 16 months, 
all of which are currently or 
will soon be available for free 
streaming and download at 
chatterboxtheater.org.
Anna Teekell and Shannon 
Hays married May 17, 
2008, in a Shreveport, LA, 
ceremony co-offi ciated by 
Emily Schwartz ?02, with 
David Weatherman singing 
the Irish Blessing. Lynxcats 
in the wedding party 
included Laura Gray Teekell 
?05, Megan Lawler Salemi 
and James Lyles. Even more 
Rhodents helped drink up 
the champagne: Andrea 
Master ?00, Josh and Robyn 
McKellar White ?00, Eric ? 02 
and Lauren Blalock Sefton 
?03, Brooke Foster, Agnes 
Surowka Webb, Lauren 
Davis, Tanya Gietz Wilkinson, 
Emily West Bynum, Andrea 
Hutchinson Champion, 
Jennifer Moore Wood, Anna 
Johnston. Natalie Harris 
?03, Michael Ulm ?04, Rene 
Weller ?05 and Colleen 
Bookter ?08. (Which 
adds up to quite a lot of 
champagne!) Anna and 
Shannon live in St. Louis, 
where she is writing her 
dissertation on 20th-century 
Irish literature for her Ph.D. 
from Wash U, and he owns 
Hays Garden Services.
Aaron and Meredith 
Davis West are happy to 
announce their marriage, 
May 3, 2008, by the private 
lake at Tall Timbers Lodge, 
her family?s B&B in Homer, 
LA. Sara Kate Allen, Brian 
Clary, Katie Franklin ?02 
and Christina Black Gladney 
?81 attended the ceremony. 
Following a honeymoon in 
Italy, the couple resides in 
Alexandria, VA. Meredith 
is assistant administrator 
for Policy and Strategic 
Planning at the U.S. Small 
Business Administration in 
Washington, DC, and Aaron 
is an architect with Focus: 
Architecture & Design in 
Arlington, VA.
Jessica Tackett and 
William Preston White 
married June 7, 2008, at 
Christ United Methodist 
Church in Memphis. 
The reception was held 
at David Lusk Gallery, 
where Jessica interned as 
a senior at Rhodes. They 
honeymooned in Jamaica. 
Jessica is currently teaching 
art at Central High School 
in Memphis and Preston 
works for St. Jude Children?s 
Research Hospital. Other 
alumni in attendance were 
Meredith Harrison Mackay, 
Raven Babcock Cooksey, 
Meredith Cain ?02, Amy 
Williams ?02 and Abby 
Bomar ?03.
2002
Reporter: John Ramsey
jtramsey@rhodes-alumni.
net
Christina Randall and 
Kristopher Wade Vlosich 
married June 14, 2008, in 
Dallas. Mandy Fisher Moore 
?02, Jill Doshier Meyer ?02, 
Emily Schwarts ?02 and 
Molly Bickel Rhodes ?01 
served as bridesmaids. 
Christina is in her fourth 
year of teaching high school 
English at a north Dallas 
private school. Wade is the 
director of surgery at the 
VA Hospital and is currently 
working on his Ph.D. in 
public affairs at UTD.
In August, Eric Sefton 
received an Ostrander 
Award from the Memphis 
theater community for 
sound design for the McCoy 
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Theatre production of ?How 
I Learned To Drive.? 
2003
5th Reunion
Homecoming: Oct. 3-4
Reporter: Kim Kirkpatrick
kirkpatrick_k@yahoo.com
Raina Adelman accepted 
a position as a language arts 
instructor at St. George?s 
Independent School in 
Collierville, TN.
Matt and Mary Campbell 
Toussaint had a son, Jacob 
Finnegan, April 22, 2008, in 
Dallas.
Kate Dietzen and Curt 
Beaulieu married June 
7, 2008, in New Orleans. 
Bridesmaids included 
Elaine Hardie, Lauren Deen, 
Lindsay Bond, Elizabeth 
Cooper, Rachel Luck 
Africk and Anne Schaberg 
Summerour. Patrick Browne 
was a reader. Many other 
Rhodes graduates attended. 
The couple resides in 
Washington, DC.
After staging his 
original blues/folk musical, 
?Lysistrata and the Death 
Of Cupid,? for the McCoy 
Theatre at Rhodes, Kyle 
Hatley was offered a job as 
assistant artistic director of 
the Kansas City Repertory 
Theatre in Missouri. He 
will be directing his fi rst 
League of Resident Theatres 
play this season as well as 
creating and cultivating 
new and original plays by 
him and other generative 
artists. Kyle also directed 
two original plays for the 
Kansas City Fringe Festival 
in late July, an audio theater 
piece called ?Six? and a 
new one-act tribal musical 
based on Aeschylus? ?The 
Libation Bearers? called 
?Watering the Grave.? Kyle 
is also artistic director of 
Chatterbox Audio Theater, 
which recently won The 
Silver Ogle Award for best 
Horror and Fantasy Audio 
Productions in the world. 
The awards, presented by 
The American Society for 
Science Fiction Audio, were 
formally announced at the 
CONvergence Conference 
in Bloomington, MN, on 
July 3.
Mike McDorman writes, 
?Having completed advanced 
degrees at the University 
of Melbourne and the 
?cole normale sup?rieure 
in Paris from 2004-2007, 
I am now enrolled in the 
JD class of 2010 at Cornell 
Law School. Here I have 
also been admitted into 
a dual degree program in 
French and American law, 
jointly administered by 
Cornell and Columbia Law 
Schools, respectively, as well 
as the law faculty of the 
University of Paris-Sorbonne. 
Successful completion of the 
program (and the respective 
French and American bar 
exams) is suffi cient to 
practice law in the U.S. and 
France, which is broadly 
what I am planning to do. I 
will be in Ithaca, NY, until 
summer 2010, at which time 
I will be moving back to 
Paris to complete the French 
half of the degree.?
Karyn Spence and Paul 
Bondi married April 20, 
2008, at Calvary Episcopal 
Church in Memphis. Fellow 
Rhodes students Elizabeth 
Serex Evans ?02 and Brett 
Stauffer joined the wedding 
party. The Bondis currently 
live in St. Louis where 
Karyn is fi nishing her Ph.D. 
in physics at Washington 
University. They look 
forward to settling down in 
Memphis soon.
EvanBeth Goss recently 
moved to the legislative 
department of the Texas 
Classroom Teachers 
Association. TCTA 
represents Texas teacher 
issues at the federal and state 
levels and is a key partner in 
legislation development and 
advocacy. EvanBeth also is 
on the board of directors of 
the Austin Singers and is an 
active member in the Young 
Women?s Alliance of Austin, 
an organization developed 
to give professional women 
a resource for opportunities 
to lead, educate, network 
and serve in the Austin 
community.
Carrie Osborne ?06 and 
Stu Johnston married June 
28, 2008, in Charleston, 
WV. Numerous Rhodes 
alumni and staff attended 
the wedding. Attendants 
included Catherine Birdwell 
?06, Ashley Crosland ?06, 
Michael Lamb ?04, Chad 
Jones and Robert Dove. 
Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe, 
Leslie Austin ?06 and Laura 
Dallas ?06 participated as 
readers.
Lauren Blalock Sefton 
was recently promoted 
to associate director of 
Admissions at Rhodes. She 
will also be assisting with 
international students and 
will spend several weeks in 
Asia for student recruitment. 
She and her husband 
Eric ?02 continue to spoil 
their dog with walks along 
the Mississippi River. In 
addition to theatrical sound 
design, Eric continues to 
work as a media specialist 
at Le Bonheur Children?s 
Medical Center.
David and Beverly Saffold 
Baer welcomed a new 
addition to their family, 
William Allen, March 10, 
2008. They currently live in 
Dallas.
Lauren McLaughlin and 
Austin Carr married June 
28, 2008, in Mobile. Shelley 
Fulghum, Lauren Blalock 
Sefton and Annie Givens 
?02 were members of the 
wedding party. Ben Chastain, 
Liz White ?02, Brook 
Bissinger ?02 and Lin Moses 
?02 were some of the Rhodes 
guests.
Shayla Purifoy graduated 
from the University 
of Memphis? Cecil C. 
Humphreys School of Law 
May 4, 2008.
Scott Holmes and Lauren 
Fay ?05 married Oct. 13, 
2007, in Fisher Garden 
at Rhodes. A reception 
followed in the Skyway at 
The Peabody. Many Rhodes 
alumni were members of 
the bridal party and in 
attendance. The couple 
currently lives in Northport, 
AL, where Scott works as a 
deputy district attorney and 
Lauren teaches high school 
science.
James ?00 and Anna Fraser 
Underwood celebrated the 
birth of their fi rst child, 
George Allen, July 11, 2008.
Melinda Phillips was 
recently promoted to 
development coordinator 
for the Owen Graduate 
School of Management at 
Vanderbilt University. She 
is focusing on stewardship 
programs for the 
Development and Alumni 
Relations offi ce as well as 
developing affi nity groups 
and opportunities for donors. 
She has been at Vanderbilt 
since July 2005, where she 
previously served as the 
alumni program coordinator.
2004
Reporter: Kyle Russ
ckyleruss@yahoo.com
Lauren and Rhett Butler 
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are proud to announce 
the birth of a son, Reese 
Alexander, May 8, 2008, in 
Memphis.
2005
Reporters: Brandon 
Couillard
brandon.couillard@gmail.
com
Molly Fitzpatrick
mhfi tz11@hotmail.com
Christine Coy and Rob 
Fohr married in Louisville, 
KY, in early August. The 
two met in the Presbyterian 
Church (USA)?s Young 
Adult Volunteer Program. 
The wedding party 
included Caroline Downing, 
Alanna Flax-Clark, Brooke 
McClelland, Lauren Bell and 
Laura Dallas ?06.
Tripp Hullender still 
resides in Memphis and is 
working for Regions Morgan 
Keegan Private Banking.
Katie Lipsmeyer and 
Latham Fink ?03 recently 
moved to Galveston where 
she is the new business 
coordinator in the School 
of Medicine Admissions 
Offi ce at the University 
of Texas Medical Branch. 
Latham is attending medical 
school working toward a 
M.D./Ph.D. dual degree. 
The happy couple recently 
bought their fi rst home 
in the Historic District of 
Galveston, which Bazile 
Lanneau, Chris Johnson ?03, 
Sandi Russom ?04, Spencer 
Pharr ?04 and Katie Richter 
?04 are expected to claim as 
their personal beach house.
Sarah Hildenbrand and 
Travis Esberger married 
July 5, 2008. Alumni in 
attendance included Terese 
Holm, Lisa Ulevich, David 
Goudie, Nicole Lobdell, 
Elizabeth Maxey, Josie 
Orlando, Frances Rabalais 
and Susannah Young. Sarah 
graduated with a M.A. 
in English from Middle 
Tennessee State University 
in May. The couple lives 
in Smyrna, TN, where she 
teaches English at Smyrna 
High School.
Eliza Hanson is living in 
Cape Town, South Africa, 
teaching high school 
students geography and 
volunteering at a refugee 
camp.
Clifton Bryant has moved 
to Waco, TX, where he?s 
starting work on his Ph.D. 
in philosophy at Baylor 
University.
Brian London began law 
school at Tulane University 
this fall.
Megan Fuller and Shane 
Adams married Dec. 21, 
2007. She is working as a 
rebuyer at Fred?s corporate 
offi ce.
Taylor Driskill is currently 
working on her master 
of divinity from Candler 
School of Theology at 
Emory University where 
she focuses on music and 
worship arts ministry. 
Taylor is also the assistant 
director of children?s 
ministry at Dunwoody 
United Methodist Church. 
Although she spends most of 
her time at school and work, 
she continues to perform in 
professional musical theater 
in Atlanta.
Ben Jorge is currently 
teaching anatomy and 
physiology labs at the 
University of Tennessee 
at Martin and applying to 
grad schools for neurological 
research.
Wes Lawrence and 
Meredith Fowler married 
June 27, 2008. The couple 
resides in Austin, TX.
Brandon Couillard was 
recently promoted to 
associate at Bank of America 
Securities where he covers 
health care stocks in equity 
research.
Craig Cooper sat for the 
Missouri Bar Exam at the 
end of July. He is now 
practicing law as a new 
associate attorney at Faber & 
Brand in Columbia, MO.
Ginnie Arnold and Mark 
Meredith married May 
17, 2008, at Crescent Hill 
Baptist Church in Louisville, 
KY. Laura Hilliard and 
Melissa Dorsey ?06 were 
bridesmaids, and Nicole 
Lazo served as the fl ower 
girl at the joyous union of 
the two Louisville families. 
Other alumni in attendance 
were Cynthia Pfohl, Liz 
Wiedemann, Dani Ray Barton 
and Katharine Etchen. The 
couple currently resides in 
Washington, DC.
Nicole Lazo is taking a 
break from her charity work 
with Cuban Americans in 
DC to focus on improving 
the lives of children in 
Africa. Nicole will be 
spending three months in 
Africa and working for the 
Foundation for Tomorrow, 
a nonprofi t devoted to 
empowering the future 
of developing nations by 
educating their youth. When 
Nicole returns to DC she 
will be the alumni adviser 
for Chi Delta Sorority of 
Rhodes College Women?s 
Soccer Team.
Liz Wiedemann, senior 
reporter for the San Diego 
Business Journal and whale 
rights activist, traveled to 
Alaska for six months for a 
major story for the SDBJ. 
Liz studied the rapidly-
melting ice caps and how 
their depletion is affecting 
the livelihood of whales in 
Southern California. She has 
since moved to Atlanta to 
further her aquatic studies at 
Emory University.
Molly Chapman is teaching 
in a Montessori school for 
3-6 year olds in Washington, 
DC. She and Logan Wheeler 
are part of a softball team 
in the DC League, often 
playing on the Mall and 
other parks around the city. 
The two are keeping the 
?Fancy Lads? Intramurals 
Team of Rhodes proud with 
an impeccable record.
Lucie Watkins received her 
master?s in communication: 
fi lm and video production 
from the University of 
Memphis in May 2008. She 
is currently in Birmingham, 
AL, where she has a new job 
as a technological aide at 
Crestline Elementary School.
In May, Laura Stanford 
moved from Memphis to 
Chattanooga, where she 
has accepted a position 
as a fi nancial analyst for 
Decosimo Advisory Services.
Having recently received 
his master?s degree in 
higher education from the 
University of Redlands, 
Dan Swanstrom is currently 
working at Johns Hopkins 
University in Baltimore.
Susannah Young is 
in the second year of a 
master?s program in arts, 
entertainment and media 
management at Columbia 
College Chicago, and is 
the associate producer for 
MusiciansStudio, a television 
program that airs on 
Chicago PBS station WYCC. 
She is also an intern/
Forkcast contributor for 
Pitchfork Media. It should 
be noted that she doesn?t 
write the album reviews, so 
don?t contact her hoping to 
settle a Pitchfork vendetta.
Melanie Woods received 
her master of science in 
biology medical sciences 
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In Memoriam
?33 Elizabeth Richey 
Stansel of Greenwood, 
MS, June 24, 2007. She 
was a charter member of 
the Ruleville Garden Club 
and Ruleville Twentieth 
Century Club. An active 
member of the Ruleville 
United Methodist Church, 
she served as president 
of the North Mississippi 
Conference of United 
Methodist Women. The 
widow of Eugene A. 
Stansel, she leaves a son 
and a daughter, seven 
grandchildren and nine 
great-grandchildren.
?34 Clifford ?Son? 
Dinwiddie of Brownsville, 
TN, May 20, 2005. He was 
a member of the Brownsville 
First United Methodist 
Church and a World War 
II Army veteran. The 
widower of Mabel Ellen 
Hawkins Dinwiddie, he 
leaves three daughters, seven 
grandchildren, nine great-
grandchildren and a great-
great-grandchild.
?34 Cyrus Cleveland 
Johnson Jr. of Jackson, MS, 
Dec. 9, 2007. He served as 
a fl ight surgeon in the U.S. 
Army Air Corps during 
World War II, reaching the 
rank of major. He also spent 
two years in the China-
Burma-India Theater. He 
practiced urological surgery 
for more than 25 years and 
was a member of several 
medical associations. An 
active tree farmer for more 
than 50 years, he was a 
member of the Mississippi 
Forestry Association. He 
served as a lifetime deacon of 
First Baptist Church and was 
a member of the Solidarity 
Sunday school class. The 
widower of Jean Chambless 
Johnson, he leaves a 
son, a daughter, three 
grandchildren, three great-
grandchildren, a brother and 
two nephews.
?35 Wertie Golden Martin 
of Looxahoma, TN, May 
24, 2008. She was a retired 
elementary school teacher in 
Mississippi and member of 
the Senatobia First United 
Methodist Church. The 
widow of W.B. Martin, she 
leaves a son and a daughter, 
as well as two grandchildren 
and two great-grandchildren.
?36 L. Alex Gilliam of 
Memphis, June 18, 2006. 
A World War II Navy 
veteran, he practiced law 
in Greenville, MS, then 
joined the legal department 
of the Arab-American Oil 
Co. until he took early 
retirement and moved 
home to Clarksdale. He 
practiced law a short time 
in the Roberson Firm before 
joining the trust department 
of Coahoma National Bank. 
He was a past president of 
the Rotary Club, Chamber 
of Commerce and Regional 
Mental Health Center, as 
well as one of the founders 
of the Coahoma County 
Industrial Foundation. A 
member of St. George?s 
Episcopal Church, where 
he served as a longtime 
vestryman and senior 
warden, he wrote several 
books on his family?s history. 
He leaves his sister, two 
nieces and two nephews.
?36 Raford Watson Herbert 
of Jupiter, FL, May 23, 
2008. He joined the F.B.I. 
after graduating from 
Georgetown law school, 
and in 1947 joined the CIA 
at its inception, where he 
served until he retired in 
1965. That year, he went to 
Buenos Aires as president 
of Swift-Armour Argentina, 
S.A. He later worked for 
the King Ranch of Texas 
and with the Ethiopian 
from Mississippi College 
Aug. 2, 2008.
Upon completing her 
research on cell death 
pathways at St. Jude 
Children?s Research Hospital, 
Desiree Steimer moved to 
Lexington to begin medical 
school at the University of 
Kentucky.
2006
Reporter: Nicole Vasquez
nicolev@rhodes-alumni.
net
Marie Francis was recently 
promoted to deputy press 
secretary in the offi ce of Sen. 
Evan Bayh in Washington, 
DC.
Ashley Mitchem completed 
her master?s in social work 
from the University of 
Tennessee May 30, 2008. 
She received the Rhoda 
O?Meara Award for 
Service and a University of 
Tennessee Health Science 
Center Student Service 
Award for her work as the 
president of the Social Work 
SGA. ?I now work as a foster 
care counselor at Youth 
Villages in Memphis, and I 
love it!?
Adam Wilkinson received 
a master of science degree 
in college student personnel 
administration from the 
University of Central 
Missouri May 9, 2008. 
Adam writes, ?Starting July 
1, I became the academy 
residential coordinator at 
the Advanced Academy of 
Georgia, a dual-enrollment 
program for gifted high 
school juniors and seniors 
housed within the honors 
college at the University 
of West Georgia. In 
this capacity I will, in 
conjunction with Academy 
and Residence Life, run the 
residential program for the 
academy, which includes 
100-130 students and 11 
undergraduate staff.?
2007
Alice King writes, ?I have 
been accepted to Columbia 
University?s Teachers College 
in New York City. I began 
my courses this summer. 
Thank you, to Dr. Smith in 
the Education Department 
at Rhodes, for all of your 
support.?
2008
Amy DeLong?s essay on the 
Memphis Catholic Human 
Relations Council (1968-70) 
was accepted for publication 
in the Tennessee Historical 
Quarterly (Summer 2008).
In August, Katie Preston 
was honored for supporting 
actress in a drama for her 
role in the McCoy Theatre 
production of ?How I 
Learned To Drive? at 
the Memphis theater 
community?s 25th annual 
Ostrander Awards.
Andrew Whaley was also 
honored at the Ostrander 
Awards for his cameo in 
McCoy?s ?Rocky Horror 
Picture Show.?
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Livestock Development 
Co., a joint venture among 
the Ethiopian government 
and American and German 
investors. He leaves his wife 
Patricia, two daughters, a 
son and seven grandchildren.
?36 Jameson Miller Jones 
of Corinth, MS, Aug. 25, 
2008. Professor of moral 
philosophy at Rhodes 
and dean of the college 
from 1955-1971, he later 
became associate director of 
institutional development 
at the Memphis College of 
Art, serving as its president 
from 1976-1981. In honor 
of his service to Rhodes, the 
Jameson M. Jones Award for 
Outstanding Faculty Service 
was established in 2005. He 
leaves three sons; a daughter, 
Sally Jones Heinz ?81; and 
fi ve grandchildren.
?37 John Robertson Pepper 
of Memphis, Nov. 20, 
2006. During World War 
II, he served as a lieutenant 
commander in the Navy. He 
founded several companies, 
including the Goyer 
Company in Greenville, MS, 
Pepper Records and Sound 
Studio, which later became 
Pepper Tanner Advertising 
Agency. He leaves three 
children and a granddaughter.
?39 Marjorie Jennings 
Wunderlich of Memphis, 
Aug. 27, 2008. A member of 
Second Presbyterian Church 
and the Salvation Army 
Auxiliary and a volunteer 
at LeBonheur Children?s 
Medical Center, she leaves 
her husband of 65 years, 
Alvin Wunderlich ?39; a 
daughter; two sons; a sister, 
Louise Gagstetter ?41; and 
eight grandchildren.
?40 Martha Anne Moore 
Johnston of Memphis, Nov. 
11, 2007. She was a charter 
member of Christ United 
Methodist Church, where 
she served as a church board 
member, president of the 
United Methodist Women, 
a delegate to the annual 
Methodist Conference  and 
a Sunday school teacher. She 
leaves a sister, Gladys Moore 
Ellis ?43; four children; nine 
grandchildren; and six great-
grandchildren.
?41 Helen Quenichet Keith 
of Columbus, OH, July 1, 
2008. She was a member of 
Trinity United Methodist 
Church, an associate 
member of Lake of the 
Woods Chapel and active in 
numerous service and nature 
organizations. The widow 
of Luther M. Keith Jr., she 
leaves two daughters, fi ve 
grandchildren and a niece.
?42 Dorothy Williamson 
McGehee Via of Memphis, 
July 5, 2008. She was a 
recent contributor to the 
Germantown (Tennessee) 
Historical Commission?s 
Oral Archives. As a USO 
greeter during World War 
II, she met her future 
husband, U.S. Army Air 
Corps Lt. Robert Foster Via. 
Bob pursued a career in the 
Air Force, and they moved 
more than 60 times. She 
leaves four daughters, nine 
grandchildren and eight 
great-grandchildren.
?43 Walton Smith Cole 
of Boone, NC, Aug. 26, 
2008. He was a member of 
Grace Lutheran Church and 
a retired music professor, 
having taught for 34 years at 
Appalachian State University. 
A World War II veteran, he 
served in the Air Force as a 
link trainer instructor and a 
tail gunner in a B-17 aircraft. 
He leaves two daughters and 
four grandchildren.
?43 John Childress Whitsitt 
of Memphis, Sept. 3, 2008. 
A World War II Navy 
veteran, he was with First 
Tennessee Bank for more 
than 30 years, retiring 
as vice chairman of the 
board in 1983. A charter 
member of Christ United 
Methodist Church, he 
belonged to several civic 
organizations. He leaves 
two sons, a daughter and 11 
grandchildren.
?44 Henrietta (Penny) 
Ruhmann of Austin, TX, 
Aug. 7, 2008. A  retired 
secretary at the University 
of Texas business school, she 
was a member of University 
Presbyterian Church for 
more than 50 years, where 
she taught Sunday school 
and was a member of the 
women?s Bible study and 
church choir. She leaves a 
half-sister.
?45 Nancy Moore Palmer 
of Memphis, Sept. 25, 2006. 
She was a past president 
of Les Passees and the Les 
Passees Fine Arts Club. She 
was also a member of the 
Tuesday Study Club, The 
Woman?s Exchange and 
Holy Communion Episcopal 
Church. The widow of John 
Palmer, she leaves a daughter, 
Jeanne Palmer ?74, and two 
sisters, including Martha 
Anne Johnston ?40.
?46 Thomas H. Durham Jr. 
of Memphis, July 22, 2008. 
A lawyer and veteran of 
World War II and Korea, he 
worked for the U.S. Army 
as a civilian in the legal 
offi ces at Picatinny Arsenal, 
Dover, NJ, and Redstone 
Arsenal, Huntsville, AL, 
where he stayed until 
retiring in 1981. He then 
served as president of the 
H.W. Durham Foundation 
in Memphis for 25 years. 
A former member of the 
Church of Christ at White 
Station, he was an active 
member of the Twickenham 
Church of Christ in 
Huntsville. He leaves his 
wife of 52 years, Bettie Platt 
Durham, a daughter, a son, 
a granddaughter and two 
nieces. 
?46 Madelyn Estes Earles 
of Oakland, TN, May 28, 
2008. She was a charter 
member of Christ United 
Methodist Church in 
Memphis and Reach to 
Recovery Cancer Program. 
She also served as a Pink 
Lady at Methodist Hospital. 
She leaves a daughter, a son 
and two granddaughters. 
?46 William M. Flack of 
Cordova, TN, Jan. 6, 2004. 
A retired regional account 
manager for L.S. DuBois 
Drug Co., he was a choir 
member at Central Church. 
He leaves his wife, Carolyn 
B. Flack; two sons; a sister; 
and fi ve grandchildren.
?47 Bettie Roe Clouse 
Barnes of Griffi n, GA, June 
24, 2008. She enjoyed 
volunteering in numerous 
community activities, clubs 
and service projects. A 
member of St. George 
Episcopal Church, she leaves 
her husband, Grantland 
Barnes, two daughters, a son, 
three grandchildren and four 
great-grandchildren.
?47 Monta Clarice Irby 
Bender of Dallas, May 31, 
2008. She was a member 
of Spring Valley United 
Methodist Church and an 
avid traveler. The widow of 
Marvin Jimmie Bender, to 
whom she was married for 
40 years, she leaves three 
sons and four grandchildren.
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Connections
By President William E. Troutt
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One constant theme continues to emerge in all my conversations with Rhodes 
alumni. Whether you graduated in 1936 or 2006, you each tell a personal story 
about how you connected with Rhodes professors in ways that changed your lives. 
I continue to be inspired by these stories of how a relationship with a faculty mentor made 
the critical difference in your personal and professional lives.
I am especially inspired by the countless ways our late dean, Jameson Jones ?36, affected 
the intellectual and spiritual lives of so many of you, both during and after his years at 
Rhodes. As John Gladney ?74, who established the Jameson M. Jones Outstanding Faculty 
Service Award, has said, ?Members of the faculty serve Rhodes in many ways that go 
beyond formal teaching duties and scholarship.?
As I begin my 10th fall at Rhodes, I appreciate more than ever how excellence at our 
college indeed begins with our faculty. They are gifted teacher/scholars who challenge, 
engage and connect students in life-changing ways. As John Hugon ?77, one of our trustees, 
says, ?It?s with our faculty?that?s where the magic begins.?
In this issue of Rhodes, you have read how faculty like David McCarthy, David Jilg 
and Judith Haas are making an impact in the lives of our students, and how our new 
Environmental Studies Program postdocs are reaching across the curriculum, all under the 
able leadership of Michael Drompp, our new Dean of the Faculty and Vice President for 
Academic Affairs.
 When today?s fi rst-year students graduate in 2012, they will truly be connected with 
a talented and committed faculty. They will have taken full advantage of their Rhodes 
education, and without a doubt, they will have experienced the ?magic? of a liberal arts 
education that for them, and generations of Rhodes students, began with our faculty. 
At Opening Comvocation?President Troutt (left) with Gail P.C. Streete, the W.J. 
Millard Professor of Religious Studies and recipient of the 2008 Jameson M. Jones 
Award for Faculty Service, and Michael Drompp, Dean of the Faculty and Vice 
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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
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Neville Frierson Bryan ?58 and 
 John H. Bryan ?58
Joyce A. Mollerup and 
 Robert H. Buckman
Stanley J.
?
 and Mertie W. Buckman
?
Valerie S. and Glenn C. Burgess
Catherine
?
 and A. K. Burrow
?
Christine Barham Caruthers
?
Rachel M.
?
 and S. DeWitt Clough
?
Patricia H. and John H. Crabtree, Jr. ?57
Brenda and Lester Crain ?51
Linda and Mike Curb
The Day Foundation
William B. Dunavant, Jr.
Sarah M.
?
 and Robert C. Flemister, Jr.
?
 ?26
The Ford Foundation
Nancy Hill Fulmer ?51 and Arthur Fulmer
Allison and Thomas M. Garrott
Alfred C. Glassell ?11
?
Boyce
?
 and Cecil M. Gooch
?
The Hassell Family
? 
of Clifton, Tennessee
Napoleon
?
 and Marie Cordes Hill
?
Hazel M.
?
 and Ralph C. Hon
?
The Hyde Family Foundations
Margaret R. Hyde ?34
?
Dorothy C. King
?
The Kresge Foundation
E. H. Little
?
Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr.
Edward C. Martin, Jr. ?41
?
Virginia
?
 and Robert
?
 McCallum
Harry B. McCoy, Jr.
?
Mabel M. and Phillip H. McNeill
Pamela and William Michaelcheck ?69
Judith Deavenport ?56 and Frank M. 
Mitchener, Jr.
Axson Brown and Bryan Morgan
Lillian
?
 and Morrie Moss
?
Bruce K. and Harold F. Ohlendorf
?
 ?31
Catherine
?
 and Edmund Orgill
?
Joseph and Irene Leatherman Orgill
Weetie and Harry Phillips, Sr.
?
The Plough Foundation
Carol W. and James H. Prentiss
?
Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable Trust
Linda W. and S. Herbert Rhea
Josie and Julian Robertson
Patricia K. and Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ?65
Martha R.
?
 and James D. Robinson
?
Jac C. Ruffi n ?41
?
James F. Ruffi n
?
J. S.
?
 and Jan S. Seidman
Leone W.
?
 and P. K. Seidman
?
Cindy L. and John C. Sites ?74
Jeannette Spann ?30
?
James A. Thomas III ?62
?
Terry E. Westbrook ?66
?
Mary Wilson White
?
The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
Dorothy
?
 and Kemmons
?
 Wilson
Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson
Marjorie ?39
?
 and Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ?39
?
In Memoriam
Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008  3
Endowed Circle of the 
Charles E. Diehl Society
To ensure Rhodes? continuing fi nancial strength, 
unrestricted endowment gifts can be made to fund 
perpetual memberships in the Charles E. Diehl 
Society. These unrestricted gifts may be either 
current or deferred or some combination of the 
two. They are recognized with membership in the 
Endowed Circle.
Endowed Guarantors
Mr.
?
 and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ?62
Members of the Charles 
E. Diehl Society
Members of the Diehl Society provide annual 
unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the Society 
are Philanthropists ($100,000 or more), Guarantors 
($50,000 or more), Fellows ($25,000 or more), 
Benefactors ($15,000 or more), Sustainers ($10,000 
or more) and Patrons ($5,000 or more). For those 
alumni who have not yet celebrated their 10th 
reunion, membership is offered for a gift of $2,500 or 
more. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are 
marked with an asterisk.
Diehl Society Guarantor
Mr. Robert H. Buckman
Ms. Joyce A. Mollerup
Diehl Society Fellow
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Anderson ?71
 (Carmen Cockrill Webb ?71)
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain, Jr. ?51
Mr. John C. Hugon
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ?59
Mr. J. Stephen Martin
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Michaelcheck ?69
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rollins ?81
Mr. and Mrs.
?
 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ?39
 (Marjorie Jennings
?
 ?39)
Diehl Society Benefactor
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr.
Ms. Deborah L. Craddock ?80
Mr. Robert E. Craddock, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hamilton*
 (Barbara Howell ?51)
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hyde, III
Mrs. Vicki G. Palmer ?75
Mr. John Palmer
Dr. Morris T. Reagan ?60*
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sites ?74
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wallace, III ?75
Mr. and Mrs. Spence L. Wilson
Two Anonymous Donors
Diehl Society Sustainer
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, Jr. ?89
Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Barnish, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan ?58
 (Neville Frierson ?58)
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Clark, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Coats ?75
Mr. and Mrs. Trow Gillespie
 (Elizabeth Holland Johnston ?75)
Rev. Robin R. Hatzenbuehler ?71*
Mr. Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler ?71*
Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Johnson ?83*
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ?79
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff
Mr. Herbert Linville ?50
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montesi, III*
 (Pamela Gaye Palmer ?80)
Mr. L. Allen Reynolds ?60
Dr. Randall R. Rhea ?77
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Robertson ?53
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rudner
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ?51
Diehl Society Patron
Ms. Madison M. Agee ?99
Mr. Charles M. Agee, III ?99
Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ?98
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Bailey
 (Ann Elizabeth Pridgen ?47)
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber
Ms. Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman
Mr. Christopher J. Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Blair
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III ?83
Mrs. Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ?47
Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams Butler, III ?63
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.
Ms. Denise Fontenot Conte ?91
Mr. James V. Conte, Jr. ?91
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Costello
 (Maura Therese Brady ?83)
Mrs. Mary Farnham Crawford ?78
Mr. Calvin Mew
Ms. Meg Thomas Crosby ?92
Mr. Scott Crosby
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Donelson ?38*
Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Doramus ?72
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Eckels ?70*
 (Laila Dianne Adams ?71)
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe A. Feild, Jr. ?52
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes
Mr. David B. DuBard ?88*
Ms. Deirdre Giblin*
Ms. Katherine Buckman Gibson*
Mr. J.W. Gibson*
Dr. Michelle Long Greene ?91
Dr. Jason T. Greene ?91
Mrs. Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee ?52*
Mr. Roy L. Greenlee*
Dr. Melissa A. Herbst ?94
Dr. and Mrs. C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ?50
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jacoway ?62
Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Kimbrough ?90
Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Llewellyn
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ?78
Mr. and Mrs. W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ?57
Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. McCord, Jr.
 (Mary Jack Rich ?51)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell
Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGehee, Jr.
 (Virginia Ballou ?46)
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McLoughlin
 (Harriette Cox Hollis ?41)
Mr. and Mrs. David R. McWilliams ?78
Mrs. Jennifer W. Newman ?73
Mr. James E. Newman
Mr. and Mrs. James A. O?Donnell ?74
Mr. and Mrs. David Overend ?96*
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pattillo
 (Janet Lynn Emery ?69)
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson
Dr. John R. Pharis ?67*
Mrs. Harry J. Phillips, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ?80
Mrs. Laurie Enos Quattlebaum, Jr. ?84
Mr. A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. ?86
Mrs. Kathryn Reed ?42
Dr. and Mrs. S. Herbert Rhea
Ms. Lisenne D. Rockefeller
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid Sanders
Dr. Deborah Owen Schadt
Mr. Stephen C. Schadt
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ?58
 (Elizabeth LeMaster ?58)
Dr. and Mrs. S. Shepherd Tate ?39
Dr. Elizabeth L. Todd ?73
Mr. William H. Wilcox
Dr. Edward O. Uthman ?74
Dr. Margaret Uthman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Varnell, Jr.
 (Jeanne Hyde Scott ?58)
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller
Dr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ?55
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Watts ?63
Dr. Joy Brown Wiener ?52
Dr. Russel L. Wiener ?42
Ms. Kathryn A. Williams
Mrs. Grace M. Williamson ?57
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young*
Four Anonymous Donors
Executive Committee
Michele B. Babcock ?98
Bill Butler ?63
John Coats ?75
Deborah Legg Craddock ?80, President
Roscoe Field ?52
Randy Rhea ?77
?
In Memoriam
The Charles E. Diehl Society
Deborah Legg Craddock ?80, President
The 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.
4 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
H. William Allen, III ?66, President
Members of The Red & Black Society provide annual unrestricted gifts. Membership levels in the Society, which takes its name from the colors in the college seal, 
are Partners ($3,500 or more), Senior Members ($2,500 or more), Associates ($1,500 or more) and Members ($1,000 or more). For those alumni who have not yet 
celebrated their 10th reunion, membership is offered for a gift of $500 or more. Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.
Red & Black Society Partner
The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, 
Jr. ?68*
Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ?61*
Ms. Edna Hall Gambling
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Hollingsworth ?73
Mr. David Hunter of Montlaw ?85*
Ms. Elizabeth R. Pearce ?91*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Storrs*
 (Betty Lou Wood ?53)
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Taub*
 (Pamela Leigh Bishop ?92)
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca*
Red & Black Society Senior
Dr. and Mrs. J. David Alexander, Jr. ?53
 (Catharine Ballard Coleman ?56)
Mrs. Susan S. Arnold ?89
Mr. E. Alan Arnold ?86
Ms. Edith S. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Bollinger
Ms. Carole L. Branyan ?67
Ms. Susan E. Brown
Mr. William McCoy
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ?66
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Campbell, IV*
Ms. Carolyn Crenshaw Carl ?79
Mr. Ralph A. Carl ?75
Dr. Thomas P. Chu ?80
Dr. Anita A. Davis ?90
Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ?88
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr.
Ms. Tracy Terwilliger Dean ?93
Dr. Kristen T. Duncan ?96*
Mr. Douglas B. Duncan ?96*
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Eades ?82
 (Evelyn Christine Ray ?82)
Mrs. Priscilla Hinkle Ennis ?68
Mr. Robert J. Ennis
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradford Foster, III ?69
 (Susan Hoefer ?69)
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss
Dr. Sara Helen Goza ?80
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace
Ms. Kathy L. Hayek ?81
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Henkel ?79*
 (Mary Frances Clevenger ?79)
Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hermann ?42
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Howell ?66
 (Nancy Lowry Cox ?67)
Dr. and Mrs. Homer L. Isbell
 (Betty Jean Wilkinson ?45)
Mr. Robert A. Jetmundsen ?77
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lowe*
Ms. Kim Chickey MacQueen ?83
Mr. Andrew L. MacQueen ?87
Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Forrest S. McCartney
 (Ruth Edna Griffi s ?50)
Dr. James T. McDonald, Jr. ?51
Dr. Katherine M. McElroy ?77
Mr. James L. McElroy ?69
Mr. Alexander J. McKelway ?86*
Mr. John H. McMinn, III ?68
Mrs. Margaret Ruyl McTier ?61
Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams ?73
Mr. Joe McWilliams
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Nussbaum ?68
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Ogden ?71
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price
Mrs. Joanna Smith Priester ?88*
Dr. W. Bradford Priester ?86*
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ?80
 (Allyson Mann Hooper ?87)
Ms. Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt ?92*
Mr. Charles J. Reichelt, Jr.*
Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey
Mr. Warren A. Richey
Dr. and Mrs. S. Gwin Robbins, Jr. ?68
Dr. Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ?58*
Dr. Paul O. Roberts*
Ms. Wendy Tallent Rotter ?87
Mr. Cary G. Rotter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse*
Ms. Sally J. Rutherford
Mr. Glenn N. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ?63
Mrs. Degna Spoldi
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan, III*
Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ?77
Mr. Thomas D. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tilton ?67
Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Trusty ?56*
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wild, Jr. ?66*
Mr. and Ms. H. Wesley Williams, III ?89
Mrs. Richadean G. Wilson ?25
Red & Black Society 
Associate
Dr. Bette J. Ackerman*
Dr. Henry A. Kurtz*
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Adams, Jr. ?81
 (Stephanie Marie Bankston ?82)
Mr. Bryan T. Baker ?01
Ms. Donna Lorraine Barlett ?80
Ms. Carolyn Alison Barnwell ?99*
Mrs. Nancy C. Black ?94*
Mr. and Ms. Christian D. Boswell ?84
Ms. Laura Keever Brimberry ?89
Mr. Olin K. Brimberry
Mr. Rickman P. Brown ?77
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cancelosi
Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ?97
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Chambers
Ms. Susan M. Clark ?74
Dr. Mark A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Clary ?77
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coolidge, Jr.
Dr. Mary Beth Overton Cotham ?74
Mr. John T. Cotham, Jr. ?74
Dr. Martha H. Crenshaw ?74
Mr. Henry M. Lee, Jr. ?75
Ms. Samantha Briden Duke ?87
Mr. William Britton Duke II
Dr. Carl G. Dury II ?72
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Edington ?67
Dr. Christopher N. Emanuel ?92
Mr. Lawrence E. Evans ?65*
Mrs. John Farley ?37
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fogelman
Dr. Russell E. Galloway ?80
Dr. Sherry Galloway
Dr. Karen M. Gehrs ?83
Dr. R. Sann Gossum ?86*
Dr. John S. Goza ?83*
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Guthrie, Jr. ?85*
Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney
Mrs. Margaret Lawson Headrick ?73
Mr. S. Russell Headrick ?73
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Highsmith ?67
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard*
Mr. and Mrs. C. Alton Hollingsworth, Jr.
 (Elizabeth Shaifer ?55)
Dr. Ann Holmes ?85
Mr. Lowry H. Howell ?95
Mrs. Anne Hixon Huff? ?57*
Dr. Thomas A. Huff  ?57*
Ms. Molly Bradley Jackson ?94
Mr. William D. Jackson ?94
Mr. Scott P. Howard ?73*
Ms. Bridget Jensen*
Dr. Emily Mills Johnson ?83*
Dr. and Mrs. Warren T. Johnson, Jr.
 (Erin Stukey ?73)
The Rev. Margaret Wood Jones
Mr. Frank A. Jones
Mr. Tsutomu Kawazoe ?63
Dr. Harry L. Swinney ?61
Mrs. Lizabeth Kelley
Ms. Daney D. Kepple
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lawrence
 (Patricia Lynn Weaver ?50)
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin
Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure ?46
Ms. Katherine Bullard Melhorn ?77
Ms. Marilyn A. Meyers ?64
Mr. and Ms. William A. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis 
Miss Grace Meredith Moorhead ?42
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ?43
Mr. Thomas A. Jones ?73
Ms. Molly Newman
Mr. Michael G. Nolan ?79
Ms. Rosalia Nolan
Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ?83
Mrs. Sarah Rook Perkins ?49
Mr. Timothy B. Perry ?97
Mrs. Grace Wunderlich Prange ?39
Mr. and Ms. John M. Presley ?82*
Ms. Allison F. Prickett ?03
Mrs. Mary L. Puckett ?74
Mr. Richard H. Puckett
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ratcliff, Jr. ?52
Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie
Mr. Eugene C. Reynolds ?43
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson, III
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer*
Ms. Diane Rudner
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Samuelson
Mrs. Melissa Coleman Savage ?82
Ms. Margaret Bane Schatzman ?79*
Dr. Nathan K. Schatzman*
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Sloan
Ms. Kathleen Fleece Smoke ?91
Mr. Jonathan P. Smoke? 91
Ms. Sara L. Stainback ?98
Dr. Burton N. Stodghill ?92
Dr. Mary Rebecca Moore Tait ?83
Mr. David L. Tait
Mr. Frank B. Thacher, III ?01
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Tiernan*
Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade
Mr. John P. Wade
Dr. Jane Walters ?56
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ?65
Ms. Hallie McNeill Ward ?96
Ms. Suzanne M. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Watts ?85
Dr. W. Allen Wesche ?88
Ms. Tracy L. Wesche 
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Westmoreland
 (Erwin Ann Hansch ?57)
Mrs. Allyson K. Williams ?96
Mr. Brett K. Williams ?94
Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr.
Mrs. Frances Uhlhorn Wunderlich ?45*
Red & Black Society Member
Mr. and Mrs. H. William Allen, III ?66
 (Betty Katherine Willis ?66)
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Andrew ?42
Mr. Ward Archer, Jr. ?74
Dr. and Mrs. Omar T. Atiq
Mrs. Anna Kathryn Atkinson ?38
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Austin, Jr. ?52
 (Susan Fulmer ?55)
Dr. Joseph H. Autry, III ?65
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Awsumb ?61
 (Martha Elizabeth Breytspraak ?63)
Mr. Dudley Baker, Jr. ?99
Ms. Olivia D. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bale
Ms. Kimberly C. Bates ?88*
Dr. G. Wright Bates, Jr. ?87*
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Battaglia
Ms. Effi e Vanzola Bean ?99
Ms. Anne G. Beard ?84
Mr. Richardson Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Bearman, Jr.
 (Joy Phyllis Magdovitz ?58)
Dr. Tatiana Bidikov
Dr. Igor Bidikov
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Blake, Jr.
Mrs. Doris Fenton Blew, Jr. ?49
Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Blumer ?59*
 (Nancy Jane Haynes ?62)
Dr. Suzanne L. Bonefas*
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bonham ?76
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Boone, Jr. ?71
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Borleske
 (Barbara June Lesh ?68)
Dr. Charlotte G. Borst*
Dr. and Mrs. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ?54
 (Anne Elizabeth Riley ?54)
Mr. and Mrs. B. Snowden Boyle, Jr. ?46
Mr. Anthony L. Brady, Jr. ?80
Mr. Matthew H. Breaux ?99
Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brown*
Mr. and Mrs. S. Toof Brown, Jr. ?47
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bruce, III
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckthal
The Red & Black Society
Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008  5
Mr. and Mrs. E. Steward Butler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Byars
Mr. Frank C. Byrd, III ?90
Mr. and Mrs. Duke E. Cain ?73
 (Susan Lyn Smith ?72)
Mrs. Betty Calandruccio
Dr. R. Bradford Camp, Jr. ?66
Ms. Theresa Cloys Carl ?75
Mr. Norman A. Carl
Dr. P. Ross Bandy ?72
Ms. Donna Casparian
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Cater ?56
 (Venita Irene Saunders ?56)
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick
Mr. John S. Cherry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Clay, III ?51*
Mrs. Annelle A. Clute ?55*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cobb ?44*
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Coleman ?89
 (Deborah Ellen Blinn ?90)
Rev. and Mrs. C. Allen Cooke ?53
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Corey
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Cotham, IV
 (Mary Frances Buxton ?62)
Mr. Jeffrey L. Crader ?01
The Rev. Senter C. Crook ?65
Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden
Ms. Wynona G. Crosby
Dr. C. Richard Crosby
Mrs. Mary W. Dale
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ?85
 (Mary Lynn Tucker ?84)
Ms. Erin S. Davis Shedd ?98
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Irving DesRoches*
Ms. Jennifer N. Dill ?04*
Mrs. Elaine Anthony Dooley ?39
Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Doolin ?87
 (Amy Jo Markle ?89)
Dr. Barbara B. Dorsett
Dr. Cecil R. Dorsett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dortch ?58
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Douglas ?48
Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Dufour, Jr. ?87
Dr. Ben M. Dukes ?58
Rev. Judith Simono Durff ?66
Dr. Thomas H. Durff ?65
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Edmonds, III
 (Jennifer Fey ?68)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ?79
Mr. and Mrs. K. Wyatt Engwall ?69
Dr. Jennifer L. Erkulwater ?95
Mr. R. Trent Taylor ?95
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Falk, Jr.
 (Dorothy Ann Johnson ?67)
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Farrell ?71*
Ms. Joyce Parker Fegette ?99
Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott
Dr. Gary B. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III
Ms. Donna K. Fisher ?71
Mr. Eric D. Flanders ?94
Dr. Patricia M. Flynn ?77
Dr. Jerry D. Heston ?78
Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee
Mr. Samuel O. Franklin
Ms. Laura A. Frase ?82
Mrs. Gladys Frazier ?32
Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ?40
Mr. and Ms. Michael R. Frick ?80
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr.
 (Nancy Lynne Hill ?51)
Ms. Michelle Vick Fulmer ?83
Mr. Arthur Fulmer, III
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Garrett, Jr.
Mr. Steven M. Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. Logan H. Germann ?93
Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Glancy
Mr. and Mrs. Mackie H. Gober ?68
 (Jane C. Campbell ?69)
Ms. Lynda Godkin
Mr. Ken Hickey
Dr. and Mrs. Emmel B. Golden, Jr. ?72
 (Nancy Virginia Jaco ?71)
Mr. William K. Gooch ?76
Dr. and Mrs. T. Keith Grebe
Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne B. Gregory, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n
Mr. Jack W. Grigsby
Ms. Lauren B. Gunn ?02
Ms. Elizabeth M. Haag ?98*
Mrs. Emily Williamson Haizlip ?46
Mr. Douglas F. Halijan ?89
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harris
Dr. Diana C. Harris
Mrs. Lynn S. Hazelrig
Dr. Jeffrey E. Hazlewood ?82
Mr. Alexander S. Heit ?08
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Henley ?60*
 (Virginia Kimbrough Baxter ?60)
Dr. Jack D. Herbert ?62
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Higdon
 (Joanna Coss ?66)
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hille ?69
 (Mary Tansill Heslip ?69)
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hixon ?60
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto
Mr. William M. Holmes, Jr. ?64
Ms. Elizabeth B. Hood ?98
Dr. Anna K. Hopla
Mr. Robert E. Wilton
Mr. Daniel M. Hougland ?76
Mrs. Therese P. Howell*
Ms. Susan Logan Huffman ?83
Mr. John R. Huffman
Ms. Catherine L. Hughes ?74*
Mr. Ron Hughes*
Mr. William W. Hunt ?56
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hurley ?84
Mr. Mark N. Hurley ?82
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr.
 (Eva Mae Duncan ?59)
Dr. and Mrs. John Jacobus ?62
 (Kathryn E. Smallwood ?62)
Mrs. Julia Auwarter Javarone ?01
Mr. Jason A. Javarone ?00
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly H. Johns, III
Dr. and Ms. Archibald C. Johnston ?67
Dr. Jameson M. Jones
?
 ?36
Ms. Vickie Hardy Jones ?93
Mr. Stephen P. Jones
Mr. Malcolm J. Katt
Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Kaywood
Mr. Ernest G. Kelly, Jr.
Ms. Robin Meredith Kelly ?89
Dr. Keith E. Kelly ?88
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy ?69
 (Eleanor Rosson ?69)
Ms. Angeline Kinnaird Linn ?79*
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Ms. Robert A. Koch
 (Lynn Elizabeth Stapleton ?83)
Ms. Patricia A. Lane ?72
Ms. Tracee Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lane
Mrs. Berta Radford Laney ?50
Mr. James T. Laney
Mrs. Sue Dean Langfi tt ?63*
Mr. Silas B. Langfi tt ?63*
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langston
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Lembke ?88
Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ?71
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lindsey ?63
 (Jeanie Hay Heltzel ?65)
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lowry, III ?63
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Lydick, Jr. ?68
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III
Dr. Ahad Mahootchi ?88
Mr. W. Neely Mallory, III
Mrs. Laura G. Mansur
Dr. and Mrs. Bouldin A. Marley, Jr.*
Ms. Elizabeth B. Martin ?80
Mr. Douglas F. Martin
Ms. Claire Campbell Massey ?66
Ms. Margaret C. Massey ?86
Mr. James W. Massey ?83
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Matlock ?74
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Matthews ?84
Mr. David L. McAdoo ?62
Mr. and Mrs. W. Neal McAtee ?85
 (Amy Lynne Hazlewood ?86)
Mr. Vern E. McCarty ?66*
Mr. John D. McCharen ?63
Rev. Robert E. McClelland ?57
The Rev. Senter C. Crook ?65
Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden
Mrs. Jean H. McFadden ?46
Mr. Brian S. McGeorge ?95
Ms. Susan McGeorge
Ms. Dawn McGriff ?83
Mrs. Joanna Kindig McKnight ?57*
Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. McKnight ?49
 (Patricia Caldwell ?49)
Mr. and Mrs. John W. McQuiston, II ?65
 (Robbie Evelyn Walker ?65)
Dr. and Mrs. Stevens D. Melton ?77
Ms. Carol Middleton Messineo ?74
Dr. James W. Thomas II ?70
Dr. Geraldine Miller
Mr. Charles S. Mitchell V ?94
Mrs. Houston N. Moore ?29*
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Morehead
 (Patricia Ann Riegle ?54)
Ms. Sarah M. Morgan ?99*
Mr. David J. Morgan ?00*
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mudd
Mr. Joseph J. Nash ?81
Mrs. June D. Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nelson
Mr. and Ms. David G. Newbern
 (Linda Adair Baird ?82)
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Noble, III
Ms. Sarah Horne Nolan ?72
Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Ollinger ?91*
Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III
 (Gwen Elizabeth Jones ?79)
Dr. D. Davidson Oxley ?87
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce Parker ?70
 (Laura Elizabeth Whittemore ?71)
Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ?83*
Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ?83*
Ms. Tracy Vezina Patterson ?84*
Mr. Scott D. Patterson
?
 ?85*
Dr. Pedie Pedersen ?70
Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ?51
Ms. Suzanne Gonce Perlis ?90
Mr. David W. Perlis ?90
Mr. Charles Perry
Mr. J. Russell Perry
Mr. Joshua L. Pesses ?01
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Petersen ?60
Dr. Lesley A. Petrich*
Mr. Ronald A. Teer*
Ms. Cynthia M. Pfohl ?05
Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ping ?51*
 (Bessie Claire Oates ?53)
Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ?71
Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ?67
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter
Ms. Rosemary W. Potter ?70
Mr. R. Michael Potter
Ms. Dorothy Johnson Pounders ?68
Mr. Louis R. Pounders ?68
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Pyeatt
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Quay
 (Rosamond Goldman ?75)
Mr. M. Rex Rankin, III ?74*
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Rawson
 (Mary Asbury Crouch ?60)
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ray
 (Charlotte Ann Lebo ?67)
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Reynolds, II
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rice ?74
Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Richardson, Jr. ?51
 (Patricia Anne Cooper ?51)
Ms. Carol Greaves Rockett ?59
Ms. Debbi Fields Rose
Mr. Michael D. Rose
Ms. Ann Rollow Ross ?52
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rosser
Ms. Carol Lee C. Royer ?78
Mr. Joe Royer
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Russell ?56
Ms. Deborah Sale ?70
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartwell, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Satterthwaite ?71*
Mr. Jon P. Seiler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Semmes
Mr. John R. Shanley, Jr. ?84
Ms. Elaine K. Shanley
Mr. Leighton A. Shantz ?88
Mrs. Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw ?53*
Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ?01*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons
Ms. S. Jeanette Sims ?76
Mr. Timothy D. Davis ?87
Ms. Lisa B. Singer
Mr. J. Matthew Skvarla ?99
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, III*
Dr. Julie Atkinson Smith ?99*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby H. Smith ?81
Mrs. Florence Swepston Snowden ?47
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Stepan ?63
Ms. Elizabeth K. Stinson ?97
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes, Jr.
Dr. Gayle S. Storey ?70*
Dr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Strickland, III ?68
 (Carol Ann Colclough ?68)
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Jr.
Mrs. Kathryn W. Tanner ?57
Mr. Ray U. Tanner ?54
Dr. K. C. Ptomey, Jr. ?64
The Rev. Carol Tate
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Ms. Leslie Copeland Taylor ?76
Mr. Eric M. Teal ?91
Ms. Amy Morris Teal
Dr. Paige W. Tench ?76
Ms. Martha G. Thomas ?03*
Mr. Gerald A. Koonce ?73
Ms. Myrna Thomas
Mr. John J. Thomason ?51
Dr. Sally P. Thomason
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Threlkeld ?53
 (Amy Josephine Taylor ?54)
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tong
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Townsend
Mr. J.D. Trimble, Jr. ?52
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Trimble, V ?79
Mrs. Robin B. Trimble
Mrs. Agnes Ming Turley ?44*
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Turner ?56
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Tutor*
 (Ruth Evelyn Green ?85)
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tyler, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Cleve ?90
 (F. Amanda Illges ?91)
Dr. Carl E. Vest ?92
Dr. Patricia L. Walls
Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie J. Wann*
Mrs. Grace W. Ward ?03
Ms. Lynn Morrow Ward ?66
Dr. Julia M. Watkins ?83
Dr. W. Bryan Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Weatherman ?01
Ms. Rebecca Wynn Weiler ?69
Mr. Richard E. Weiler
Mrs. Diane M. Wellford ?59
Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ?59
Mr. and Mrs. Lin C. Wetterau, Jr.*
 (Mary Irene McDonald ?54)
Mrs. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ?60
Mr. Lewis P. Wexler
Mrs. Carol P. White ?66
Dr. Thomas J. White, Jr. ?62
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White, Jr. ?39
 (Sarah Aydelott Boothe ?39)
Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Williams
Mrs. Jane Wittichen Williams ?52
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams
Mr. Jon David Willingham ?04
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson, III ?53*
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle
Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Wright ?67*
Ms. Stephanie H. Wynne ?07
Dr. Linda K. Yates ?69
One Anonymous Donor
Executive Committee
Mr. H. William Allen, III ?66, 
President
Mr. Dudley Baker, Jr. ?99
Ms. Anne Gaudet Beard ?84
Mrs. Nancy C. Black ?94
Mr. Christian D. Boswell ?84
Mr. Rickman P. Brown ?77
Dr. Raymond E. Bye, Jr. ?66
Mr. Ralph A. Carl ?75
Ms. Emily W. Deichmann ?07
Mr. David B. DuBard ?88
Mr. William H. Edington ?67
Ms. Elizabeth Bokesch Fairman ?98
Mrs. Claire C. Hegarty ?01
Dr. Peter Y. Kim ?91
Mr. Marcus A. Kimbrough ?90
Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ?71
Mr. Michael L. Matthews ?84
Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams ?73
Mr. David Overend ?96
Mrs. Gwen Parrish Owen ?79
Dr. Thomas E. Strong ?54
Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ?77
Mr. Ray U. Tanner ?54
Ms. Leigh Bishop Taub ?92
Mr. Claude B. Trusty ?56
Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ?59
Dr. Thomas J. White, Jr. ?62
Mrs. Carol P. White ?66
Mr. Jon David Willingham ?04
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In Memoriam
Mr. Joseph W. Blount ?79
Ms. Carole L. Branyan ?67
Mr. Robert H. Buckman and Ms. Joyce A. Mollerup
Dr. C. Stratton Hill ?50
Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch
Mr. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ?57
Dr. Paul S. Mostert ?50
Harrison Kirkland Osoinach, Ph.D. ?55
Dr. Randall R. Rhea ?77
Dr. James T. Robertson ?53 and Mrs. Valeria B. 
Robertson
Ms. Ann Rollow Ross ?52
Mr.
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 and Mrs. James A. Thomas, III ?62
Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson
William C. Wilson, Esquire ?61
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In Memoriam
The Walter D. Bellingrath Society  
With much 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.
The Red & Black Society continued from page 5
The Ralph C. Hon Society
With much 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.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amis
 (Helen Elizabeth Hoye ?52)
Ms. Ruth Foster Arnold ?77
Mrs. Anna Kathryn Atkinson ?38
Mr. John T. Atkinson ?70
Mr. John A. Austin, Jr. ?52
Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ?98
Ms. Cindy Brown Bair ?83
Mr. Frank G. Barton, III ?78
Ms. Martha J. Becker
Prof.. Ann Bell ?41
Mr. Leo Berg ?78
Mr. Charles P. Boone
Mr. Robert L. Booth, Jr. ?58
Mrs. John McKay Boswell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ?50
 (Helen Holt Deupree ?51)
Mrs. Mary Jane Howard Brandon ?66
Mr. David E. Brock ?80
Ms. Anne S. Caldwell ?51
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Carruthers, Jr. ?39
 (Mary Jane Ogden ?48)
Ms. Lorna Lyell Chain ?87
Mr. William D. Challen
Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ?83
Mr. Tom S. Charlton ?78
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Chivetta
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Clark, Jr.
Mr. James N. Clay, III ?51
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cobb ?44
Mr. Oliver P. Cobb, III ?76
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Cole ?68
Dr. and Mrs. William O. Coley, Jr. ?50
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Collier ?46
 (Louise Wilbourn ?46)
Mr. Kevin E. Collins ?81
Mrs. Katharine Meacham Conover ?43
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bruce Cook, Jr. ?68
 (Claudia Cooper ?69)
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brent Cooke, IV ?83
Mr. Pete Cornish ?62
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Crais ?58
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Crumby ?53
Dr. Cecil G. Culverhouse ?54
Dr. Alan E. Curle ?82 and Dr. Andrew 
S. London
The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, 
Jr. ?68
Mr. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr.
Mr. Edward A. de Villafranca ?83
Prof.. Richard B. Dixon ?50
Ms. Wilda Henderson Dodson ?74
Dr. F. Elaine Donelson ?59
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Donelson ?38
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Douglas ?48
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Dudley, III ?84
 (Mary Lynn Myrick ?82)
Dr. William B. Dunavant, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ?63
 (Janet Lee Seabrook ?73)
Rev. Judith Simono Durff ?66
Dr. Thomas H. Durff ?65
Dr. Thomas H. Durff ?65
Dr. Carl G. Dury, II ?72
Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Eckford, III ?81
 (Elizabeth Louise Larson ?82)
Mr. Michael A. Edwards ?79
Mrs. Patricia B. Egger ?65
Mr. Lawrence A. Egger
Dr. Kurt Elias ?40
Ms. Barbara Swaim Ensrud ?61
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Finley ?62
 (Mary Lou Carwile ?64)
Ms. Demaris Bailey Ford ?84
Dr. Robert M. Ford, Jr. ?82
Mr. L. Dossett Foster ?64
Mr. W. Aaron Foster ?67
Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ?40
Mr. James L. Fri, Jr.
Mr. Frank A. Frisch ?77
Mrs. Jennie Puryear Gardner ?31
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garrott, III
Mrs. Willis Gayle
Dr. Mary R. Goodloe ?84
Mr. Henry Goodrich
Mrs. Justine Klyce Guthrie ?42
Mr. Gus Halliburton
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Haugh ?73
 (Dabney Nicholls ?74)
Mr. Samuel C. Highsmith ?67
Mr. Allen H. Hilzheim ?43
Mr. Jack B. Hilzheim^ ?48
Mr. Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr. ?64
Mrs. Norma Keisling Holmes ?52
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Mr. William M. Holmes, Jr. ?64
Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Hood ?87
Dr. Marcus C. Houston ?70
Mrs. Margaret Jones Houts ?40
Mr. Scott P. Howard ?73
Dr. Karen Hulett
Dr. William B. Hulett ?69
Mrs. Catherine Howe Hunt ?81
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley ?84
Mr. Mark N. Hurley ?82
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Ingvalson ?81
Mr. T. Francis Jackson, III ?62
Ms. Paula S. Jacobson
Ms. Bridget Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ?59
Mrs. Sarah Josephine Johnson
Dr. Richard C. Kamm, Jr. ?96
Ms. Daney D. Kepple
Dr. Thomas R. Kepple, Jr.
Ms. Louise Lyell Lampton ?88
Ms. Patricia A. Lane ?72
Ms. Brenda K. Webb-Lanier
Dr. James C. Lanier
Dr. Martha S. Laurie ?69
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lawrence
 (Patricia Lynn Weaver ?50)
Dr. Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ?51
Ms. Nancy H. Lenox ?71
Dr. V. Markham Lester ?73
Dr. Donald J. Lineback
Mr. Herbert Linville ?50
Mrs. Frances Livesay
Dr. Jerry L. Lovelace, Jr. ?86
Mrs. W. Paul Luttrell
Mr. Andrew L. MacQueen ?87
Ms. Kim Chickey MacQueen ?83
Mr. W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
Dr. H. Grady Marlow, III ?72
Mr. Patrick L. Matlock ?74
Mrs. Ethel Taylor Maxwell ?36
Mr. Vern E. McCarty ?66
Ms. Kathleen McClain ?74
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell
Ms. Carolyn Bruninga McGough ?68
Mr. William H. McLean ?57
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McLoughlin
 (Harriette Cox Hollis ?41)
Mr. N. P. McWhirter, III ?73
Ms. Susan Neal McWhirter ?75
Mr. David R. McWilliams ?78
Dr. Stevens D. Melton ?77
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ?79
 (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ?81)
Dr. Virginia Roberson Mitchell ?60
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Morehead ?82
 (Catherine Wilkerson Harrell ?82)
Miss Rosanna Morris ?41
Mrs. Truly Brown Mount ?59
Dr. C. Eric Mount, Jr. ?57
Mr. Philip P. Mulkey ?77
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Ogden ?71
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O?Keefe ?81
 (Chandra Thakkar ?95)
Ms. Anna R. Olswanger ?75
Major John K. Osoinach ?69
Ms. Susan Head Osoinach ?67
Mr. and Mrs. G. David Overend ?96
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Overend
Mr. Richard A. Park ?59
Mr. Michael D. Pearigen ?77
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Peete, Jr. ?41
Mr. J. Russell Perry ?33
Mr. Amel C. Peterson, Jr. ?54
Dr. John R. Pharis ?67
Ms. Pamela A. Portwood ?78
Ms. Rosemary Wood Potter ?70
Mr. R. Michael Potter
Mrs. Carol W. Prentiss
Mr. Patrick O. Proctor ?80
Dr. and Mrs. Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ?48
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Ray ?88
 (Carolyn Tatum ?90)
Mr. J. William Reddoch, III ?84
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Reid, Jr.
Mr. David Reinmund ?82
Dr. and Mrs. S. Herbert Rhea
Dr. Mary Jane Smalley Roberts ?58
Dr. Paul O. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rollins ?81
Mr. Peter A. Rooney ?84
Mr. William B. Rudner
Mrs. Marjorie M. Russell
?
 and Mrs. 
Theo Matthews Hayden
?
Mr. Michael H. Sadler ?72
Dr. H. Stanford Sanders ?63
Rev. C. V. Scarborough, Jr. ?67
Dr. Carolyn P. Schriber
Mr. Floyd A. Schriber
Ms. Elaine K. Shanley
Mr. John R. Shanley ?84
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ?72
 (Ann Gotschall ?72)
Mrs. Nelly Galloway Shearer ?60
Mrs. Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ?38
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Skvarla
Mrs. Eva Sladen
Mr. J. Brian Sladen
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, 
III ?52 
 (Katherine Hinds ?53)
Mr. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ?51
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stewart ?53
Mr. and Mrs. Ray U. Tanner ?54
 (Margaret Kathryn Whitsitt ?57)
Dr. J. Charles Taylor ?74
Mr. Mark W. Taylor ?80
Mr. Thomas P. Teasley ?69
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ?56
 (Margaret B. Ross ?56)
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Thomason ?51
Dr. Margareta O. Thompson
Dr. James H. Thompson ?56
Mr. Robert T. Threlkeld ?82
Mr. Richard A. Trippeer, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt
Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Trusty ?56
Ms. Sybil Tucker
Dr. Donald W. Tucker
Dr. Frank L. Turner, Jr. ?50
Dr. Ralph V. Turner ?57
Dr. Rann L. Vaulx ?60
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller
 (Sarah Pickens ?63)
Dr. Benjamin F. Ward, Jr. ?65
Dr. Mary Rodriguez Wardrop ?55
Mr. David D. Watts ?63
Mr. H. Reiter Webb, Jr. ?52
Mrs. Norma Webb ?52
Ms. Rebecca Wynn Weiler ?69
Mr. Richard E. Weiler
Mr. Lewis D. Wellford ?43
Mrs. Erwin Hansch Westmoreland ?57
Mr. Lewis P. Wexler
Mrs. Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ?60
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White, Jr. ?39
 (Sarah Aydelott Boothe ?39)
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wild, Jr. ?66
Dr. Sue Legge Wilkie
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Williamson, Jr. ?68
 (Margaret Lee Early ?68)
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wilson, III ?53
Rebecca Webb and Spence L. Wilson
Mr. Winston Wolfe
Ms. Eileen Ruffi n Wood ?89
Mr. and Mrs. H. Trent Wood ?48
Dr. Franklin M. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
?
 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ?39 
(Marjorie Jennings
?
 ?39)
Ms. Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ?62
Mr. Ron A. Yarbrough
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In Memoriam
$50,000 and up
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton
Ms. Carole L. Branyan ?67
Ms. Susan E. Brown
Mr. William McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter, Jr.
Ms. Deborah L. Craddock ?80
Mr. Robert E. Craddock, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton D. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jerden ?59
Mrs. Mildred P. Marshall
Mr. J. Stephen Martin
Estate of Mrs. Mona Rice Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maxwell, Jr. ?57
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Michaelcheck ?69
Mr. and Mrs. James A. O?Donnell ?74
Dr. and Mrs. Ira W. Pyron, Jr. ?48
Dr. and Mrs. F. Ray Riddle, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robertson, Jr. ?65
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Robertson ?53
Estate of Mrs. James D. Robinson
Estate of Mrs. Marjorie M. Russell
Estate of Mrs. Mary Gideon Schillig ?47
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ?58
 (Elizabeth LeMaster ?58)
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, III ?52
 (Katherine Powell Hinds ?53)
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Waller
 (Sarah Pickens ?63)
Estate of Mr. John W. White ?67
Mr. and Mrs. Spence L. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs.
?
 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ?39 
(Marjorie Jennings
?
 ?39)
Six Anonymous Donors
$10,000 - $49,999
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, Jr. ?89
Estate of Mr. Winton M. Blount
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III ?83
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gafford
Mrs. Tandy Gilliland
Dr. John D. Gladney ?74
Dr. and Mrs. C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ?50
Estate of Mrs. Frances A. Holmes ?31
Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Johnson ?83
Mrs. Gayden Rasberry Jones ?59
Mrs. Carolyn T. McAfee
Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGehee, Jr.
 (Virginia Ballou ?46)
Mrs. Katherine Davis Murfree
Mr. Matthias B. Murfree, III
Ms. Wayne Steele Sharp ?75
Mr. Malcolm Sharp
Mr. James F. Springfi eld, Sr. ?51
Mr. Cal Turner, Jr.
Fifteen Anonymous Donors
$1,000 - $9,999
Ms. Michelle B. Babcock ?98
Ms. Anne Johnsen Bailey ?80
Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bizzell
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Boucher
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV
Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson
Estate of Dr. Mertie W. Buckman
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Buford
Mrs. Betty Calandruccio
Ms. Marcie Allen Cardwell ?96
Mr. Christopher W. Cardwell ?94
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cates
Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ?97
Dr. Sallie B. Clark ?76
Mr. Robert L. Puckett
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Michael Cody ?58
 (Suzanna L. Marten ?75)
Ms. Deborah E. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell
Dr. Anita A. Davis ?90
Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ?88
The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, 
Jr. ?68
Dr. Donna Lee Deines
Dr. Kelly B. Deines
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.
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Mr. Byron Dobell
Ms. Elizabeth Dobell
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Doramus ?80
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ?63
 (Janet Lee Seabrook ?73)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ?79
Dr. J. Rodney Feild ?56
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n
Dr. Mark L. Hammond ?79
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Henkel ?79
 (Mary Frances Clevenger ?79)
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Hollingsworth, 
Jr. ?64
Mr. E. Thompson Holloway, Jr.
Ms. Susan Logan Huffman ?83
Mr. John R. Huffman
Ms. Kristin D. Hurst ?88
Dr. Vernon Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jayne
Mrs. Lynn Jaseph Jones ?59
Mr. Allan B. Korsakov ?64
Dr. Billy W. Landers ?61
Ms. Denise S. Lange
Mr. Richard A. Bartolomei
Dr. Walter S. Lazenby, Jr. ?51
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Lee, III
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ?78
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McCallum, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall E. McMahon
Mr. John H. McMinn, III ?68
Mrs. Margaret Ruyl McTier ?61
Ms. Susan Neal McWhirter ?75
Mr. N. P. McWhirter, III ?73
Mr. Wesley N. Meador ?00
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Mitchener, Jr.
 (Judith Crosby Deavenport ?56)
Mr. R.J. Moskop
Mr. Craig W. Murray ?69
Mr. and Mrs. Jere B. Nash, Jr. ?50
 (Margaret Anna Boisen ?50)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O?Keefe ?81
Mr. Elliott Perry
Estate of Mrs. Evelyn Hester Perry ?36
Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ?71
Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ?67
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ?80
Ms. Margaret A. Read ?79
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reed, Jr.
Mrs. Penelope W. Register-Shaw ?79
Ms. Holly M. Renehan ?97
Dr. James E. Renehan ?97
Dr. Randall R. Rhea ?77
Estate of Mrs. Lola Ellis Robertson ?33
Dr. Tracy Young Roth ?87
Dr. Randall C. Roth ?88
Ms. Carol Lee C. Royer ?78
Mr. Joe Royer
Ms. Diane G. Sachs ?61
Mr. Robert Vidulich
Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Scarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Smith, Jr. ?63
Mr. James D. Smith
Mrs. Degna Spoldi
Dr. Gayle S. Storey ?70
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Strong ?54
 (Peggy Louise Crocker ?55)
Ms. Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ?77
Mr. Thomas D. Sullivan
Dr. Harry L. Swinney ?61
Mrs. Lizabeth Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr. ?56
 (Margaret B. Ross ?56)
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Varnell, Jr.
 (Jeanne Hyde Scott ?58)
Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade
Mr. John P. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Walker, III
 (Emily How Holloway ?64)
Mrs. Katy E. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Wallace
Mr. Joe M. Weller
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Williams ?89
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Wolf
Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Womack, Sr.
Ms. Sallie C. Woodell ?00
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne
Ms. Elisabeth M. Yoder ?01
Mr. Patrick D. Yoder ?01
Four Anonymous Donors
Up to $1,000
Dr. David J. Abbott ?83
Mr. Shawn B. Abel ?87
Ms. Alison R. Abernathy ?87
Dr. George R. Abraham ?67
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr.
Dr. Bette J. Ackerman
Dr. Henry A. Kurtz
Ms. Carol D. Alberson
Mr. P. Max Aldrich ?82
Dr. Lynda L. Alexander ?69
Mr. Jerry Allensworth
Mr. Lester L. Allison, III
Mr. John J. Almond, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Alvino
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amis
 (Helen Elizabeth Hoye ?52)
Estate of Mrs. Jean M. Amy
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III
Ms. Janet H. Angell
Mr. Daniel D. Anglin ?04
Prof.. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Anthony
 (Anne Elizabeth Sayle ?73)
Dr. George M. Apperson
Mrs. Claire E. Archer
Rev. Jay E. Archer
Ms. Rosemary B. Archer
Ms. Lisa M. Armstrong ?02
Mr. Ross Armstrong ?01
Mr. Scott A. Arnold, III ?68
Mr. Bryce W. Ashby ?00
Ms. Mari L. Askew ?71
Mr. Oren Asnis
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Atmar
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip
Ms. MeChe Cochran Austin ?92
Mr. Carlton J. Austin ?95
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Austin, Jr. ?52
 (Susan Fulmer ?55)
Ms. Cathryn Babbit
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Bacon ?93
Ms. Gloria Payment Baehre
Mrs. Adele K. Bailey ?99
Mr. Frank C. Baker, Jr. ?85
Mrs. Melissa H. Baker ?84
Mr. G. Robert Baker, Jr. ?87
Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Baldwin ?93
 (Katherine Gill McCaa ?93)
Ms. La M. Banks
Ms. Miriam Nabors Banks
Mr. John A. Barnes ?85
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Barningham
Mrs. Ruth M. Barningham
Mr. James M. Beckham
Mrs. Jayne M. Beesley
Mr. Matthew E. Beesley
Dr. and Mrs. James D. Beeson
Mrs. Kelley A. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Bellande
Mr. John Berard
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger
Ms. Doris F. Bernard
Mrs. Marianne D. Berry
Mr. William H. Bessire
Mr. Brian L. Biffl e ?96
Mr. Steven Bigelow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters
Mr. Emile A. Bizot, III
Ms. Lucy Hill Black ?67
Ms. Lynne M. Blair
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr.
Ms. Ruth G. Bodkin
Mr. Harry J. Bolwell
Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell
Mrs. Mary P. Boothe ?41
Ms. Laura A. Borg ?04
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bostock ?74
 (Katherine Eugenia Bruce ?74)
Mr. Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ?58
Mrs. Joy Richmond Bowen ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Bradshaw
Dr. Jennifer Brady
Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, Jr. ?50
 (Helen Holt Deupree ?51)
Mr. John Branston
Rev. Philip M. Breen
Ms. Kay Brookshire
Mr. Scott S. Brown ?96
Mrs. Vickie Lynn Brown
Col. Walter J. Brown
Ms. Courtney Poole Brunetz ?96
Mr. Neil A. Brunetz ?97
Mr. John Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bryant
Dr. and Mrs. Brian C. Buck
Ms. Gretchen O. Bufe ?06
Ms. Lauren K. Bunch
Ms. Mary A. Burkhart
Mr. Robin I. Burks ?80
Mrs. Karen O. Burnup
Ms. Stacy D. Busby
Ms. Terese J. Buscher
Dr. Frank M. Buscher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buss
Mr. H. Richard Butker
Dr. Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera ?90
C. Lee Cagle
Ms. Rebecca Cain
Ms. Anne S. Caldwell ?51
Dean and Mrs. Stephen A. Caldwell ?68
Dr. Aaron Calodney
Ms. Allison Carmody
Mr. David B. Carr ?98
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carrell ?58
 (Mary Alice Masters ?59)
Mr. and Mrs. Fabio Carrillo
Mr. Neville C. Carson ?81
Ms. Carol Casey
Ms. Jean H. Caton
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caviness, Jr. ?91
Mr. Thomas Cesnick
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick
Mr. and Mrs. Raybon L. Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chandler
Ms. Thelma L. Chandler
Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ?83
Mr. Tom S. Charlton ?78
Ms. Autumn Cartmill Chastain ?98
Mr. Christopher E. Chastain ?96
Ms. Jean Chen
Mr. Stanley N. Chervin
Mrs. Rouh-Yu Chou
Mrs. Alice Gadberry Clark ?60
Dr. Diane M. Clark ?62
Ms. Susan M. Clark ?74
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III
Mr. Joseph F. Cleary, Esq.
Mr. Glenn Clemmensen
Mr. Joshua B. Cockerham ?00
Ms. Barbara Cockrill
Mr. David Coker
Ms. Lucia Ouellette Colbert ?81
Dr. Sandy L. Colbs ?80
Ms. Bronwyn M. Cole
Mr. Kevin E. Collins ?81
Ms. Tracy T. Comer
Ms. Antoinette O. Conroy
Mr. Sloan Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Cook
Ms. Heather Stewart Cook ?91
Maj. John Harper Cook ?93
Mr. R. L. Cook
Ms. Elizabeth Cooper
Ms. Frances Elizabeth Cooper ?03
Mrs. Polly C. Cooper ?38
Mrs. Barbara P. Corcoran
Mr. Michael P. Cotogno ?04
Dr. Michael R. Couden ?92
Ms. Alice H. Cowley ?06
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley
Mr. Paul L. Cox ?65
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crabb ?60
 (Elizabeth Anne P?Pool ?61)
Ms. Daisy L. Craddock ?71
Mr. Rogers L. Crain
Ms. Kellye J. Crane ?91
Mrs. Trish Puryear Crist ?90
The Rev. Senter C. Crook ?65
Dr. Isaac Joseph McFadden
Mrs. Molly Caldwell Crosby ?95
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Crumby ?53
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuellar
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cullen
Dr. Cecil G. Culverhouse
Mr. Kenneth R. Curtis
Mr. Timothy D. Curtis
Ms. Sandra Dacheux
Ms. Nance E. Daiker
Ms. Tara E. Daniel ?08
Dr. Lindley Darden ?68
Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Dardenne
Dr. and Mrs. Tripp A. Dargie ?84
Mr. Glen W. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ?85
 (Mary Lynn Tucker ?84)
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Mr. Theodore R. Davis ?89
Ms. Dorothy J. De Tuerk
Dr. Hendrik Dekruif
Mr. and Mrs. Emery L. Delavan, Jr.
Mrs. Jean P. Dennis
Mr. Bruce J. Derr
Mr. Charles Dewhurst
Ms. Stacy L. DeZutter ?90
Ms. Enid Diamond
Ms. Jan C. Diamond
Mr. Todd L. Peterson
Ms. Margaret C. Dickinson
Ms. Miriam G. Dolin ?04
Mr. David W. Mickle ?02
Mr. William R. Dolphin
Mr. Robert Dove
Mr. Robert W. Downey ?96
Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Drash ?61
 (Virginia Gates Taylor ?66)
Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ?61
Ms. Alexandra B. Duval
Mr. Donald B. Dyer ?65
Ms. Mary B. Dykes
Ms. Katherine N. Edmonds ?03
Ms. Jamie L. Edrington ?97
Ms. Mary Beth Ehney
Mrs. Adrienne B. Elder ?99
Mr. David Allen Elder ?99
Mr. Charles T. Ellingsworth ?97
Mr. Frederick Elliott
Mr. Fred Elsas
Ms. Cheryl Elstins
Mr. J. Kelly Ensor, III ?99
Mr. William Erickson
Mr. J. H. Ervin
Ms. Katharine H. Etchen ?05
Ms. Jane J. Evans
Mr. Joe B. Evans, Jr. ?86
Dr. William E. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Everett
Ms. Julia Ewing
Ms. Kimi Eye
Ms. Cherry V. Falls ?73
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Falls ?79
Mrs. Anna Gallaher Farris
Dr. S. Nichole Feeney ?96
Mr. Ryan B. Feeney ?96
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal
 (Gloria Cornell ?65)
Mr. Anthony J. Fiedler ?02
Dr. Rebecca S. Finlayson
Dr. Marshall Boswell
Dr. and Mrs. Mack T. Finley
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Finley ?62
 (Mary Lou Carwile ?64)
Rev. George J. Fischer, Jr. ?56
Mr. Hal D. Fogelman ?85
Dr. Digna M. Forbes
Mr. Howard N. Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee
Mr. W. Aaron Foster ?67
Mr. David J. Fournier
Ms. Heloise A. Frame
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Frame
Mrs. Evelyn H. Francis
Mr. Steven C. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Frankel
Mrs. Catherine Moore Freeburg ?40
Mr. and Ms. Edward S. French, III
Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche
Ms. Denise E. Fuller
Mr. Richard N. Fuller
Ms. Michelle Vick Fulmer ?83
Mr. Arthur Fulmer, III
Mr. Baylor H. Fulton
Dr. Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ?60
Mr. Richard Grant Gandy ?99
Dr. Kathryn A. Garner
Dr. Mark W. DelBello
Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Gaudioso
Prof. Claire M. Gehrki ?76
Dr. Gary P. Gehrki ?76
Mrs. Cynthia J. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gerber
Ms. Melinda J. Gertz
Ms. Emily E. Gifford
Ms. Maria Gifford
Mr. Blair Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilbert
Ms. Elizabeth J. Gillot
Mr. Daniel B. Gilmore
Mr. Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ?97
Ms. Melissa Martin Gonda ?95
Mr. G. Michael Gonda ?94
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias
Mr. Mark Green
Dr. Mary H. Gregg
Dr. Thomas L. Purdy
Ms. Mary S. Gregg
Mr. Benjamin M. Guion
Mr. Suneel C. Gupta ?01
Mr. Dutch Gurak
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gurkovich
Ms. Judith P. Haas
Dr. Gordon Bigelow
Ms. Ty Reagan Hallmark ?99
Mr. Charles West Hammond ?92
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Hammond, III
 (Rebecca Lynn Cowart ?77)
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Handwerker
Mr. Scott R. Haner
Mrs. Jane T. Haney
Mr. Michael B. Hathorn ?08
Mr. and Mrs. O. Mason Hawkins
Ms. Amy N. Haygood ?06
Estate of Mr. Ronald G. Hayhoe ?33
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hefl in ?83
Mr. Michael D. Hefl in
Mrs. Sally Jones Heinz ?81
Mr. Brad Heinz
Ms. Dorothy M. Henderson
Mrs. Lynn Puryear Henderson
Dr. James P. Henderson
Mr. Rozell C. Henderson ?85
Mr. William D. Henry, Jr. ?01
Ms. Julie L. Herring ?97
Mr. Everette A. Herring ?94
Mr. James W. Hever ?86
Ms. Janice Hewitt
Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill
Ms. Holly Hilliard
Mr. Ross W. Hilliard ?07
Mr. William H. Hodgkin
Ms. Gail A. Hofmeister
Ms. Meghan E. Hofto ?07
Ms. Victoria M. Hogan
Dr. Laura E. Holcomb ?90
Mr. Donald M. Hollingsworth ?67
Mr. Terrance Hopkins
Rev. Stephen N. Horn ?92
Ms. Barbara M. Hoth
Dr. Timothy S. Huebner
Ms. Kathryn P. Huestis
Mrs. Rebecca K. Hughes ?04
Mr. Scott R. Hughes ?03
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hurd, III
Mr. Joseph Hyrka ?79
Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Iglehart ?82
 (Lillian Hortman Barr ?80)
Mr. John Ingle
The Rev. W. Ray Inscoe ?76
The Rev. Laura D. Inscoe
Ms. Catherine McInerney Iskander ?83
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Iwaskiewicz
Ms. Erin J. Iwaskiewicz
Mr. C. Allen Jackson, Jr. ?96
Ms. Cheryl Jackson
Dr. V. Markham Lester ?73
Ms. Jeanne L. Jackson
Mr. T. Francis Jackson, III ?62
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Jacobs
Dr. Katherine H. James ?64
Dr. Carolyn R. Jaslow
Dr. Alan P. Jaslow
Ms. Lisa B. Jehl
Dr. and Mrs. David Y. Jeter
Ms. Amanda Abramas Johnson ?03
Mrs. Carolyn Johnson
Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr.
Ms. Tyra Johnson-Pirtle
Estate of Dr. W. Thomas Jolly ?52
Dr. Mark A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ?79
Mr. James E. Jones ?55
Mr. and Mrs. William Carrington Jones
Mr. John S. Joplin
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV
Dr. Craig Jordan
Mr. James Joyce
Ms. Daney D. Kepple
Mrs. Bonnie Killian
Mr. Dana Kirchner
Mr. Justin M. Klestinski ?94
Mr. Gary B. Klinger
Ms. Liza A. Knapp
Mr. James L. Koley
Mr. Patrick Koley
Ms. Alexandera G. Kostina
Ms. Karla Washburn Kramer ?94
Ms. Jessica H. Kremeier ?03
Mr. Michael J. Kremeier ?02
Mr. Gerard Kriegshauser
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Kriegshauser
Dr. Timothy W. Kutas ?90
Ms. Laura Goza Kutcher ?98
Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Kyle
Dr. Neal Lakdawala ?97
Ms. Alli Lambert ?94
Ms. Loretta E. Lambert ?96
Mrs. Louise Lyell Lampton ?88
Mr. John D. Langdon ?96
Mrs. Sarah Lanneau ?01
Mr. William G. Lansden ?86
Mrs. Mary Munn Laronge ?87
Prof.. Michael J. LaRosa
Dr. Angela Gailey Laster ?92
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin
Mr. Theodore A. Lee, Jr.
Ms. Joan G. Lemaire
Ms. Kristin Marie Lensch
Mrs. Judy M. Leonard
Mrs. Brooke R. Levy ?04
Mr. William T. Levy ?04
Mr. Kelly E. Lewis
Mr. Jonathan Lewson
Ms. Ann C. Liberty
Ms. Darlene Liberty
Ms. Jessica McLaughlin Lierzer ?97
Mr. Stephen P. Lightman ?65
Estate of Mrs. Adeline Likes
Mrs. Anna P. Lillis ?00
Dr. Terri E. Lindquester
Dr. Gary J. Lindquester
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Long
Mr. John C. Long
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long, IV
Mrs. Jean Longan
Ms. Marissa M. Loper ?99
Mr. Brook W. Loper ?98
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Love
Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Lupfer ?59
Ms. Marianne C. Luther
Mr. William M. Lybrook, IV ?92
Mrs. Rachel A. Lyles ?99
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton H. Lyons, III
Mr. Joel R. Lyons ?85
Ms. Padma Ayyagari Lyons
Ms. Caroline G. MacQueen ?60
Ms. Dorothy Magill
Mr. Virren Malhotra ?01
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mallory, III
Dr. J. Edward Mallot
Mr. Michael A. Mammarelli ?89
Ms. Corletra F. Mance ?05
Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance
Mr. Hillman K. Mann ?81
Mr. Ted Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani
Mr. David Marcum
Dr. Elizabeth K. Markovits ?97
Mr. Bennett K. Hazlip ?97
Mr. Kyle A. Marks ?92
Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr.
Mr. Bristol Maryott
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott
Ms. Margaret C. Massey ?86
Mr. James W. Massey ?83
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Glenn Mast
Ms. Amy A. Matheny ?92
Mr. Russ Mawn
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. McAlpine
Mr. Wayne J. McCants, Jr. ?00
Mr. Brian M. McCarthy ?03
Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. McCord, Jr.
 (Mary Jack Rich ?51)
Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCrury
Mr. Russell W. McDonald ?84
Mr. Robert E. McGill, III
Mrs. Robin McGowan
Mr. Alexander J. McKelway ?86
Donald K. McKim
Ms. Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler
Rev. and Mrs. William H. McLean ?57
 (Susan Adelaide Robinson ?58)
Mrs. Mary Louise Q. McMillin ?64
Dr. Challace J. McMillin ?64
Ms. Julie A. Mediamolle ?02
Mr. Caldwell K. Meeks ?96
Ms. Margaret Montgomery Meeks
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Mennemeyer
Dr. and Mrs. Lee W. Milford
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller
Ms. Laura J. Miller ?87
Col. Allen D. Mills ?66
Ms. Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ?98
Mr. Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ?97
Dr. Ryan D. Mire ?93
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ?79
 (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ?81)
Ms. Cathy M. Mitchell
Mr. Jeb Mitchell
Ms. E. Susan Moffatt ?73
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Montesi, III
 (Pamela Gaye Palmer ?80)
Mr. Peter T. Montgomery ?99
Mr. Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. ?97
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore
Ms. Gayle Courtney Moore ?81
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Moore
Mr. John D. Moore
Dr. Kelley S. Morel ?03
Mr. Marlin L. Mosby, Jr.
Ms. Christina L. Mueller ?07
Ms. Nancy Mueller
Mrs. Shirley A. Mueller
Mr. Michael J. Mueller
Prof.. Mark W. Muesse
Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Mull
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Dr. Gail S. Murray
Dr. Joe M. Hawes
Mrs. Patricia Carter Nagler ?71
Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ?43
Ms. Joan Narog
Mr. Richard Narog
Ms. Paula Narog-Nucaro
Mr. Joseph J. Nash ?81
Mrs. June D. Neal
Ms. Brooke Nelson
Mrs. Doris M. New
Mr. Thomas A. Jones ?73
Ms. Molly Newman
Dr. Rebecca Jane Edwards Newman
Ms. Virginia Nicklas
Mrs. Elisabeth Niedermann
Ms. Martha Nixon ?78
Mr. Larry Noble
Ms. Helen W. Norman
Mr. Fred S. Norman
Ms. Theresa G. Nucaro
Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ?97
Ms. Laura W. Nunnallee ?02
Mr. Adam R. Nunnallee ?02
Ms. Linda Carol Odom ?84
Mr. Kenneth Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Oltmann
Ms. Constance P. Ouellette
Mr. and Ms. Roy L. Ouellette
Ms. Marina Pacini
Dr. David P. McCarthy
Ms. Beverly J. Palm
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Palmer
Mr. Richard A. Park ?59
Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ?83
Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ?83
Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ?83
Mrs. Iona Pasch
Dr. Sharon D. Pasch
Dr. John H. Pasch
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Patterson
 (Emma Jane McAtee ?50)
Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Patterson
Ms. Tracy Vezina Patterson ?84
Ms. Julianne Johnson Paunescu ?89
Mr. Marcus L. Penn, M.D.
Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ?51
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Peters ?60
 (Ruth Ella Burrow ?60)
Mr. Jimmy K. Petty ?84
Dr. Leslie E. Petty
Ms. Cynthia M. Pfohl ?05
Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Phares
Dr. A. Warner Phelps, Jr.
Ms. Brenda Phelps
Mr. Daren O. Phillips ?97
Mr. David H. Phillips ?02
Mr. Kenneth J. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips, III
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Phillips
Mrs. Jean W. Pigott
Mr. M. Andrew Pippenger ?93
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Pitts ?74
 (Mary Rachel Fraser ?73)
Mrs. Margaret H. Plunket
Ms. Caroline W. Plyler
Mr. Henry Poellnitz
Mr. Edward Poole
Mr. James L. Porter ?78
Mrs. Janet Potter
Ms. Maureen Prinicipi
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ?80
 (Allyson Mann Hooper ?87)
Mr. Walter L. Purdy
Ms. Leah Mercer Purvis ?00
Mr. Don B. Purvis, Jr. ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Puryear
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Quay
 (Rosamond Goldman ?75)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ragan
Dr. Jennifer M. Ramp Neale ?99
Mrs. Julia G. Randolph ?01
Mr. Clinton W. Randolph ?02
Ms. Allyson A. Ray
Dr. Ross Reed
Ms. Elaine Reis
Dr. Mary V. Relling
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea
Mrs. Barbara J. Rich
Ms. Paula R. Richeson
Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey
Mr. Warren A. Richey
Mr. Patrick D. Riederer ?96
Dr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ries ?75
 (Susan Hunter Webb ?75)
Mr. Justin L. Rikard ?03
Dr. J. Michael Ripski ?71
Mr. Edward G. Rizk
Mr. Michael J. Robb
Ms. Ann Vines Roberts ?60
Mrs. Patsy F. Roberts
Dr. Robin Roberts
Dr. and Mrs. David Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson, Jr.
Dr. Alfred Jay Robison, Jr. ?99
Mr. Robert O. Roebuck ?92
Mrs. J. A. Heiden Roizen
Ms. Shirley Rollins
Ms. Mary P. Rooney
Mr. Justin M. Ross ?95
Mrs. Ann Finley Rouch
Mr. David Rourke
Mr. Don Rovak
Ms. Deborah C. Ruggero
Mr. Kyle Russ ?04
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Russ, Jr.
Mrs. Steve Russo
Ms. Martha Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Ryan
Dr. Martha E. Saavedra ?83
Mr. Roger A. Said ?78
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Salzer
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Scarborough
Ms. Marie Brandewiede Schofer ?04
Mr. Stephen Schottenfeld
Mr. Howard M. Schramm, III ?98
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier
Mr. Thomas P. Schult
Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Schultz
Mr. Robert P. Schutt ?87
Mrs. Vicki J. Scott
Mrs. Norma E. Sergey
Ms. Claire R. Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Sharp, Jr. ?72
 (Ann Gotschall ?72)
Dr. Jane E. Shea
Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ?01
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheftall
Mrs. Rebecca Laughlin Sherman ?38
Mr. Ronald C. Sherman
Ms. Patricia Morris Short ?89
Mr. James B. Short ?87
Mr. William M. Short ?71
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shuman
Ms. Katherine B. Skillin
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Skvarla
Mrs. Laura Lee R. Slimp
Mr. Beverly B. Slimp
Mr. William J. Sloan
Mr. F. William Small ?43
Dr. and Mrs. Stover L. Smith, Jr.
 (Clara Louise Stephens ?60)
Mr. Dane Smith
Ms. Gina Mascolo Smith ?90
Mr. Todd E. Smith ?90
Ms. Helen Theo Smith ?78
Ms. Kathryn B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Solar
Mr. Marvin E. Spears ?90
Mr. Donnie D. Spence ?88
Mr. and Ms. Stephen C. Spinks ?91
Ms. Stephanie Gordon Spivey ?90
Ms. Maureen Sproul
Ms. Allison M. Squires ?09
Rev. Sarah J. Squires
Mr. Blaine P. Squires
Ms. Sara L. Stainback ?98
Ms. Melissa Eubanks Staley ?89
Mr. Robert E. Staley ?87
Mr. Arthur Stauffer
Prof.. Frederic R. Stauffer
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Stepp, Jr. ?69
Ms. Patricia Sterba
Mr. John H. Stevens ?81
Ms. Andrea S. Stewart
Dr. Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ?59
Dr. W. Kirk Stone ?89
Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank
Mr. John P. Frank
Mrs. Marjorie M. Stoner
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 ?53
Dr. Robert J. Strandburg
Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Stuart
Ms. Anna L. Sullenberger ?04
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sullivan, III ?53
Ms. Claire J. Sullivan
Mr. Sean J. Sullivan
Ms. B. Michele Sumara ?71
Ms. Sunya M. Sweeney ?06
Dr. William F. Symes
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tahu
Dr. Retta M. Taney
Mrs. Lucille Taschereau
Mrs. Keyes Tate
Mr. James S. Tate, Sr.
Mrs. William L. Taylor
Dr. Deirdre A. Teaford ?84
Ms. Maria Terragni
Mr. John C. Thatcher
Mr. Mark Thomas
Ms. Shirley L. Thomas
Ms. Staci R. Thomas ?08
Mr. Christopher A. Thompson ?05
Ms. Marilyn Walser Thompson
Mr. Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ?99
Ms. Debra N. Thorington
Ms. Catherine A. Tipton ?88
Mr. Les Tivers
Mr. J. M. Scott Toland ?97
Ms. Jan Tonroy
Mr. John W. Tucker ?80
Ms. Sybil Tucker
Dr. Donald W. Tucker
Ms. Therese A. Tucker
Mr. James G. Utt
Mr. Paul W. Utt
Dr. Lori R. Vallelunga ?89
Mr. Bill Varley
Mr. and Mrs. Himanshu Varma
Ms. Alanna D. Venezia
Mr. James L. Walser
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Vest
Mrs. Tammy Vines
Dr. Michelle V. Roberts
Mr. Thomas D. Votaw
Mr. Carl J. Wack, IV ?01
Ms. Susan S. Wagner
Dr. Susan M. Walsh
Mr. Anthony W. George
Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward
Dr. James E. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth
Mrs. Kim Watson
Ms. Ellen E. Weirich ?00
Mrs. Diane M. Wellford ?59
Mr. Walker L. Wellford, III ?59
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Wells
Dr. W. Allen Wesche ?88
Ms. Tracy L. Wesche
Mrs. Darby E. Westfall ?86
Dr. J. Mark Westfall ?86
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Whitaker
Ms. Gloria C. White ?80
Mr. Ed Rainey
Mr. Douglas P. Williams
Mr. Todd V. Williams ?02
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Williamson, Jr. ?68
 (Margaret Lee Early ?68)
Mr. Paul S. Williford ?82
Ms. Jennie C. Wingad ?98
Mrs. Lisa N. Wise
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wolff
Mr. Charles E. Wolpert
Mr. Joseph S. Woodley ?78
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright
Ms. Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ?62
Mrs. Nao K. Wylie ?97
Mr. M. Andrew Wylie ?99
Dr. Linda K. Yates ?69
Ms. Lorie W. Yearwood
Mr. Liu Zhu
Two Anonymous Donors
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$2,500 and Up
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bizzell
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Buford
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Duncan ?63
 (Janet Lee Seabrook ?73)
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Dana B. Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff
Scott Kirk Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mahoney
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Makris, Jr. ?78
Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Scarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ungashick
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt
Seven Anonymous Donors
$1,000 - $2,499
Ardmore Telephone Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Augustine, 
Jr. ?89
Dr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Boucher
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV
Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson
Mr. Alper M. Cetingok ?97
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Michael Cody ?58
 (Suzanna L. Marten ?75)
Ms. Deborah E. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell
Cordova Investments, LLC
The Hon. and Mrs. William H. Davis, 
Jr. ?68
Dr. Donna Lee Deines
Dr. Kelly B. Deines
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Edwards ?79
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jayne
Dr. Billy W. Landers ?61
Ms. Denise S. Lange
Mr. Richard A. Bartolomei
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Lee, III
Pittman Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Posey, III ?80
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reed, Jr.
Ms. Holly M. Renehan ?97
Dr. James E. Renehan ?97
Dr. Tracy Young Roth ?87
Dr. Randall C. Roth ?88
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher
Mrs. Degna Spoldi
Swanson Meadows Golf Course
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Wallace
Mr. Joe M. Weller
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Williams ?89
Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Womack, Sr.
Ms. Elisabeth M. Yoder ?01
Mr. Patrick D. Yoder ?01
$500 - $999
Mr. P. Max Aldrich ?82
Ms. Janet H. Angell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip
Mr.and Mrs. Stephen E. Bradshaw
Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC
Crown Coach Corporation
Ms. Jan C. Diamond
Mr. Todd L. Peterson
Mr. Steven C. Francis
Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. Love
Ms. Corletra F. Mance ?05
Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance
Mr. Hillman K. Mann ?81
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani
Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. McAlpine
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Mischke ?79
 (Lisa Carol Gilchrist ?81)
Mr. D. Christopher Nunn ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. O?Keefe ?81
Dr. and Ms. Charles W. Parrott ?83
Dr. Marcus L. Penn
Mr. Daren O. Phillips ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Russ, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier
Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Schultz
Mr. Charles W. Sheehan ?01
Dr. and Mrs. Stover L. Smith, Jr.
 (Clara Louise Stephens ?60)
Mr. and Ms. Stephen C. Spinks ?91
Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank
Mr. John P. Frank
Mrs. Darby E. Westfall ?86
Dr. J. Mark Westfall ?86
Mr. Charles E. Wolpert
Mr. and Mrs.
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 Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ?39
   (Marjorie Jennings
?
 ?39)
Two Anonymous Donors
$250 - $499
Aircraft Consultants, Inc.
Mr. Lester L. Allison, III
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Alvino
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III
Ms. Lisa M. Armstrong ?02
Mr. Ross Armstrong ?01
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Atmar
Mrs. Melissa H. Baker ?84
Mr. G. Robert Baker, Jr. ?87
Mrs. Jayne M. Beesley
Mr. Matthew E. Beesley
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger
Mr. Harry J. Bolwell
Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman
Mr. Scott S. Brown ?96
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buss
Dr. Aaron Calodney
Mr. David B. Carr ?98
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Carrell ?58
 (Mary Alice Masters ?59)
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Caviness, Jr. ?91
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chandler
Mr. Joshua B. Cockerham ?00
Mr. David Coker
Mr. R. L. Cook
Dr. Michael R. Couden ?92
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cullen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery K. Davis ?85
 (Mary Lynn Tucker ?84)
Mr. Theodore R. Davis ?89
Mr. and Mrs. Emery L. Delavan, Jr.
Mr. Charles Dewhurst
Ms. Mary B. Dykes
Mrs. Adrienne B. Elder ?99
Mr. David Allen Elder ?99
Mr. Charles T. Ellingsworth ?97
Mr. Hal D. Fogelman ?85
Dr. Digna M. Forbes
Mr. Howard N. Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Van J. Frankel
Mr. and Ms. Edward S. French, III
Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Gaudioso
Ms. Melinda J. Gertz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gurkovich
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Hammond, III
 (Rebecca Lynn Cowart ?77)
Mr. Scott R. Haner
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hefl in ?83
Mr. Michael D. Hefl in
Ms. Julie L. Herring ?97
Mr. Everette A. Herring ?94
Mr. Terrance Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Hurd, III
Mr. Joseph Hyrka ?79
Ms. Cheryl Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Jones, III ?79
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV
Knox Pak
Ms. Jessica H. Kremeier ?03
Mr. Michael J. Kremeier ?02
Mr. Gerard Kriegshauser
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Kriegshauser
Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Kyle
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin
Mr. Kelly E. Lewis
Mr. Stephen P. Lightman ?65
Mr. William M. Lybrook, IV ?92
Mr. Russell W. McDonald ?84
Mr. Marlin L. Mosby, Jr.
Mr. Thomas A. Jones ?73
Ms. Molly Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Oltmann
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Palmer
Ms. Charlotte Patton Parks ?83
Mr. Paul N. Parks, Jr. ?83
Ms. Tracy V. Patterson ?84
Mr. Jimmy K. Petty ?84
Pfi zer Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Pitts ?74
 (Mary Rachel Fraser ?73)
PRN, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Proctor ?80
 (Allyson Mann Hooper ?87)
Mrs. Julia G. Randolph ?01
Mr. Clinton W. Randolph ?02
Mr. Edward G. Rizk
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Salzer
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Scarborough
Mr. Marvin E. Spears ?90
Mr. Donnie D. Spence ?88
Ms. Sunya M. Sweeney ?06
Mr. John W. Tucker ?80
Mr. James G. Utt
Dr. Lori R. Vallelunga ?89
Mr. and Mrs. Himanshu Varma
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Whitaker
Mr. Douglas P. Williams
Mrs. Lisa N. Wise
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wolff
$100 - $249
Dr. David J. Abbott ?83
Mr. Shawn B. Abel ?87
Ms. Carol D. Alberson
Mr. John J. Almond, Jr.
AmeriServ Trust and Financial Services
Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation
Ms. Cathryn Babbit
Bar-B-Cutie Drive-In
Mr. John A. Barnes ?85
Mr. William H. Bessire
Mr. Brian L. Biffl e ?96
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bostock ?74
 (Katherine Eugenia Bruce ?74)
Mr. Jettie D. Bowen, Jr. ?58
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Bowen
Mr. John Branston
Mrs. Vickie Lynn Brown
Col. Walter J. Brown
Ms. Courtney Poole Brunetz ?96
Mr. Neil A. Brunetz ?97
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bryant
Dr. and Mrs. Brian C. Buck
Dean and Mrs. Stephen A. Caldwell ?68
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick
Ms. Thelma L. Chandler
Ms. Sandra Beck Charlton ?83
Mr. Tom S. Charlton ?78
Mr. Stanley N. Chervin
Ms. Susan M. Clark ?74
Dr. Mark A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Cook
Ms. Alice H. Cowley ?06
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley
Mr. Rogers L. Crain
Ms. Nance E. Daiker
Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Dardenne
Dr. and Mrs. Tripp A. Dargie ?84
Dr. Hendrik Dekruif
Mr. Bruce J. Derr
Ms. Enid Diamond
Ms. Margaret C. Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Doramus ?80
Dr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Duncan ?61
Mr. Donald B. Dyer ?65
Ms. Cheryl Elstins
Mr. Joe B. Evans, Jr. ?86
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Everett
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal
 (Gloria Cornell ?65)
Mr. Anthony J. Fiedler ?02
First Horizon National Corporation
Ms. Heloise A. Frame
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Frame
Mrs. Evelyn H. Francis
Mr. Richard Grant Gandy ?99
Dr. Kathryn A. Garner
Dr. Mark W. DelBello
Prof. Claire M. Gehrki ?76
Dr. Gary P. Gehrki ?76
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gerber
Mr. Blair Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gilbert
Goldman Sachs & Company
Ms. Melissa Martin Gonda ?95
Mr. G. Michael Gonda ?94
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias
Dr. Mary H. Gregg
Gifts for Athletics
Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to support the athletics program this year.
12 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
Dr. Thomas L. Purdy
Ms. Mary S. Gregg
Mrs. Jane T. Haney
Mr. James W. Hever ?86
Ms. Janice Hewitt
Mr. William H. Hodgkin
Ms. Gail A. Hofmeister
Ms. Victoria M. Hogan
Rev. Stephen N. Horn ?92
Ms. Barbara M. Hoth
Mrs. Rebecca K. Hughes ?04
Mr. Scott R. Hughes ?03
Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr.
Mr. James Joyce
Mrs. Bonnie Killian
Mr. Justin M. Klestinski ?94
Mr. Gary B. Klinger
Mr. James L. Koley
Mr. Patrick Koley
Dr. Timothy W. Kutas ?90
Dr. Neal Lakdawala ?97
Mr. William G. Lansden ?86
Mr. Theodore A. Lee, Jr.
Ms. Joan G. Lemaire
Mrs. Brooke R. Levy ?04
Mr. William T. Levy ?04
Mr. John C. Long
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long, IV
Ms. Marissa M. Loper ?99
Mr. Brook W. Loper ?98
Mr. Joel R. Lyons ?85
Ms. Padma Ayyagari Lyons
Mr. Michael A. Mammarelli ?89
Manley Brothers, LLC
Mr. David Marcum
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott
Ms. Margaret C. Massey ?86
Mr. James W. Massey ?83
Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCrury
Mr. Robert E. McGill, III
Rev. and Mrs. William H. McLean ?57
 (Susan Adelaide Robinson ?58)
Mrs. Mary Louise Q. McMillin ?64
Dr. Challace J. McMillin ?64
Col. Allen D. Mills ?66
Dr. Ryan D. Mire ?93
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Moore
Mr. John D. Moore
MRCO, LLC
Ms. Nancy Mueller
Mrs. Shirley A. Mueller
Mr. Michael J. Mueller
Dr. and Mrs. Julian C. Nall ?43
Mr. Richard Narog
Ms. Paula Narog-Nucaro
Mrs. Doris M. New
Ms. Virginia Nicklas
Ms. Laura W. Nunnallee ?02
Mr. Adam R. Nunnallee ?02
Ms. Linda Carol Odom ?84
Old Security Title Co.
Ms. Beverly J. Palm
Dr. Sharon D. Pasch
Dr. John H. Pasch
Mrs. Frances Crouch Perkins ?51
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Peters ?60
 (Ruth Ella Burrow ?60)
Mr. M. Andrew Pippenger ?93
Mr. and Mrs. Rob L. Popovitch ?85
 (Dawn Maria Bass ?86)
Mrs. Janet Potter
Promise Land Church
Mr. Walter L. Purdy
Ms. Leah Mercer Purvis ?00
Mr. Don B. Purvis, Jr. ?97
Quest Diagnostics Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ragan
Ms. Elaine Reis
Mr. Patrick D. Riederer ?96
Dr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ries ?75
 (Susan Hunter Webb ?75)
Mr. Justin L. Rikard ?03
Mrs. Patsy F. Roberts
Dr. Alfred Jay Robison, Jr. ?99
Mr. Robert O. Roebuck ?92
Mrs. J. A. Heiden Roizen
Ms. Shirley Rollins
Mr. Kyle Russ ?04
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Ryan
Mr. Roger A. Said ?78
Mr. Howard M. Schramm, III ?98
Mr. Thomas P. Schult
Mr. Robert P. Schutt ?87
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheftall
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shuman
Mrs. Laura Lee R. Slimp
Mr. Beverly B. Slimp
Ms. Gina Mascolo Smith ?90
Mr. Todd E. Smith ?90
Rev. Sarah J. Squires
Mr. Blaine P. Squires
Ms. Melissa Eubanks Staley ?89
Mr. Robert E. Staley ?87
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Stepp, Jr. ?69
Ms. Andrea S. Stewart
Dr. W. Kirk Stone ?89
Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Stuart
Mrs. William L. Taylor
Mr. Christopher A. Thompson ?05
Ms. Marilyn Walser Thompson
Ms. Catherine A. Tipton ?88
Ms. Sybil Tucker
Dr. Donald W. Tucker
Mr. Paul W. Utt
Van Jeffreys Ltd.
Ms. Alanna D. Venezia
Mr. James L. Walser
Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade
Mr. John P. Wade
Ms. Susan S. Wagner
Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward
Dr. James E. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright
Mrs. Nao K. Wylie ?97
Mr. M. Andrew Wylie ?99
Ms. Lorie W. Yearwood
Up to $100
Ms. Alison R. Abernathy ?87
Mr. Jerry Allensworth
Mr. Scott A. Arnold, III ?68
Mr. Bryce W. Ashby ?00
Mrs. Kelley A. Bell
Ms. Doris F. Bernard
Ms. Lucy Hill Black ?67
Ms. Ruth G. Bodkin
Ms. Laura A. Borg ?04
Ms. Gretchen O. Bufe ?06
Ms. Lauren K. Bunch
Mrs. Karen O. Burnup
Mr. H. Richard Butker
Ms. Rebecca Cain
Mr. Joseph F. Cleary, Esq.
Ms. Lucia Ouellette Colbert ?81
Ms. Bronwyn M. Cole
Ms. Antoinette O. Conroy
Mr. Sloan Conroy
Ms. Elizabeth Cooper
Ms. Frances Elizabeth Cooper ?03
Mr. Paul L. Cox ?65
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crabb ?60
 (Elizabeth Anne P?Pool ?61)
Ms. Dorothy J. De Tuerk
Ms. Miriam G. Dolin ?04
Mr. David W. Mickle ?02
Mr. Robert W. Downey ?96
Ms. Alexandra B. Duval
Ms. Katherine N. Edmonds ?03
Mr. Frederick Elliott
Ms. Katharine H. Etchen ?05
Ms. Jane J. Evans
Ms. Cherry V. Falls ?73
Rev. George J. Fischer, Jr. ?56
Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche
Dr. Lawrence A. Fury, Jr. ?60
Mrs. Cynthia J. George
Ms. Elizabeth J. Gillot
Mr. Daniel B. Gilmore
Mr. Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr. ?97
Mr. Charles West Hammond ?92
Mr. William D. Henry, Jr. ?01
Ms. Holly Hilliard
Ms. Kathryn P. Huestis
Mrs. Carolyn Johnson
Mr. James E. Jones ?55
Mr. John S. Joplin
Ms. Alli Lambert ?94
Ms. Maria Terragni
Mr. John D. Langdon ?96
Mr. Jonathan Lewson
Ms. Ann C. Liberty
Ms. Darlene Liberty
Mrs. Anna P. Lillis ?00
Ms. Dorothy Magill
Mr. Virren Malhotra ?01
Mr. Bristol Maryott
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Glenn Mast
Mr. Brian M. McCarthy ?03
Ms. Sandra McLaughlin-Tabler
Ms. Julie A. Mediamolle ?02
Mr. Caldwell K. Meeks ?96
Ms. Laura J. Miller ?87
Ms. Margaret Ann Taylor Minihan ?98
Mr. Brendan P. Minihan, Jr. ?97
Mr. Joseph P. Montminy, Esq. ?97
Ms. Gayle Courtney Moore ?81
Dr. Kelley S. Morel ?03
Ms. Christina L. Mueller ?07
Mrs. Patricia Carter Nagler ?71
Ms. Joan Narog
Mrs. Elisabeth Niedermann
Ms. Theresa G. Nucaro
Mr. Richard A. Park ?59
Mrs. Iona Pasch
Ms. Brenda Phelps
Dr. Jennifer M. Ramp Neale ?99
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea
Dr. J. Michael Ripski ?71
Mr. Michael J. Robb
Mr. Justin M. Ross ?95
Ms. Deborah C. Ruggero
Ms. Martha Rutherford
Dr. Martha E. Saavedra ?83
Ms. Marie Brandewiede Schofer ?04
Mrs. Norma E. Sergey
Dr. Jane E. Shea
Mr. William J. Sloan
Mr. F. William Small ?43
Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Solar
Ms. Maureen Sproul
Dr. Edwin W. Stock, Jr. ?59
Ms. Anna L. Sullenberger ?04
Ms. Claire J. Sullivan
Mr. Sean J. Sullivan
Mr. John C. Thatcher
Ms. Staci R. Thomas ?08
Mr. Robert A. Thompson, Jr. ?99
Ms. Jan Tonroy
Ms. Therese A. Tucker
Mrs. Tammy Vines
Mr. Thomas D. Votaw
Mr. Todd V. Williams ?02
Ms. Jennie C. Wingad ?98
Mr. Joseph S. Woodley ?78
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In Memoriam
Gifts for Athletics continued from page 11
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Diehl Society Fellow
Mr. J. Stephen Martin
Diehl Society Benefactor
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr.
Diehl Society Sustainer
Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Barnish, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Lainoff
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman
Diehl Society Patron
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber
Ms. Mary Beth Blackwell-Chapman
Mr. Christopher J. Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes
Mrs. Dorothy Orgill Kirsch
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lientz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Pearson
Ms. Lisenne D. Rockefeller
Ms. Kathryn A. Williams 
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wynne
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young*
Two Anonymous Donors 
Red & Black Society Partner
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca*
Red & Black Society Senior
Ms. Edith S. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Blalock, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Bollinger
Ms. Susan E. Brown
Mr. William McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Campbell, IV*
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lowe*
Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams
Mr. Joe McWilliams
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse*
Ms. Sally J. Rutherford
Mr. Glenn N. Wagner
Mrs. Degna Spoldi
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan, III*
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt
Red & Black Society 
Associate
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cancelosi
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coolidge, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Haney
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard*
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin
Mr. and Ms. William A. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson, III
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer*
Ms. Diane Rudner
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Samuelson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Tiernan*
Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
Dr. and Mrs. Omar T. Atiq
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bale
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Battaglia
Dr. Tatiana Bidikov
Dr. Igor Bidikov
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Blake, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brown*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bruce, III
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buckthal
Mr. and Mrs. E. Steward Butler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Byars
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chadwick
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Corey
Mrs. Mary W. Dale
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Irving DesRoches*
Dr. Barbara B. Dorsett
Dr. Cecil R. Dorsett
Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott
Dr. Gary B. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fenton, III
Mr. Samuel O. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee Garrett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Glancy
Ms. Lynda Godkin
Mr. Ken Hickey
Dr. and Mrs. T. Keith Grebe
Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne B. Gregory, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n
Mr. Jack W. Grigsby
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harris
Dr. Diana C. Harris
Mrs. Lynn S. Hazelrig
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto
Dr. Anna K. Hopla
Mr. Robert E. Wilton
Mrs. Therese P. Howell*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly H. Johns, III
Mr. Malcolm J. Katt
Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Kaywood
Mr. Ernest G. Kelly, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lane
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langston
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. MacDonald, III
Mrs. Laura G. Mansur
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mudd
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Noble, III
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer
Dr. Lesley A. Petrich*
Mr. Ronald A. Teer*
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Reynolds, II
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rosser
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sartwell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Semmes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Smith, III*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sweeney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tong
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tyler, Sr.
Dr. Patricia L. Walls
Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie J. Wann*
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams
Dean?s Society
Mr. and Mrs. Dana B. Holt*
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Kovalic*
Ms. Judith W. Lineback
Dr. Donald J. Lineback
Cloister Society
Dr. and Mrs. Neel B. Ackerman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Allison
Mr. Mark P. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. L. William Bergin
Mr. and Mrs. David Brunson
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Calder
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Conaway, Sr.*
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dortch, Jr.
Mr. Michael S. Fawer
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Ferguson
Mrs. Joelen Stone-Frank
Mr. John P. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Frierson
Mr. Anthony W. George
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Greer
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery G. Grigsby
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Howorth
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ingwersen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. William Ralph Jones, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ullin W. Leavell, III
Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Leibner
Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Loux
Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Mance
Dr. and Mrs. Norman F. McGowin, III
Dr. Diane S. Phillips
Dr. Bruce A. Phillips
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Pinchak
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Schumacher
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Swiger, II
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Tallichet
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Turk, IV
Ms. Laura L. Voisinet
Ms. Konnie S. Walker
Dr. Susan M. Walsh
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Wingo
Mr. Charles E. Wolpert
Tower Society
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Abbott*
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Allen
Mr. Jerald N. Andry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Berger
Dr. Robert E. Bledsoe
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Brewer*
Mrs. Susan Lowry Bridwell*
Dr. Robert Randall Bridwell*
Dr. and Mrs. Warren P. Campbell
Ms. Nancy H. Cashon*
Mr. and Mrs. Shabtain Chassan
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Clarke, III
Mr. Edward S. Cody*
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Conkell
Mrs. John D. Craft
Ms. Janis H. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry C. Dove
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Figari, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby F. Flanders
Mr. Glen T. Gardner*
Mr. Vernon M. Goode
Dr. Mary H. Gregg*
Dr. Thomas L. Purdy*
Mr. and Ms. Willis W. Hobson, V
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Hughes
The Hon. Claudia R. Isom*
Mr. A. Woodson Isom, Jr.*
Dr. Natalie F. Krynetskaia
Dr. Evgueni Y. Krynetski
Dr. Pamela A. Lally
Dr. Kevin P. Lally
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lawnin*
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lehman*
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lindner*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Loveland*
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mallory, III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mallott*
Dr. Howard W. Marker
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan M. McKenzie
Dr. and Mrs. Allen H. Moffi tt
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parkinson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Pellegrom
Col. and Mrs. Mark S. Pernell
Mr. and Mrs. James Prayer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Primm
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Punzalan
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Ricketts
Mr. Rosco A. Scippa
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Waring, Jr.*
Mr. Marshall J. Wellborn, Jr. 
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilkinson*
Dr. and Mrs. Pat M. Woodward
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zeigler
Loyalty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Accinelli
Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Agre
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, III
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Arant
Mrs. Claire E. Archer
Rev. Jay E. Archer
Parent Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto, Co-Chairs
Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these parents and grandparents who made gifts to Rhodes during this year. Gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society 
($5,000 or more), The Red & Black Society ($1,000-$4,999), the Dean?s Society ($750-$999), the Cloister Society ($500-$749), the Tower Society ($250-$499), 
the Loyalty Club ($100-$249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.
14 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
Parent Donors continued from page 13
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arnold, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arrington, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Atnip
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Avery
Mr. Donald E. Babcock
Mrs. Lorraine Babcock*
Mr. and Mrs. Odon L. Bacque, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vollie C. Bailey, III
Dr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Bamberger
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Berry
Mr. Joseph D. Bishop
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Bittel
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Blades
Dr. and Ms. Brian J. Bolwell
Mrs. Jennifer E. Bombardi-Mount
Dr. Ronald J. Bombardi
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bowker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brandewiede
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brenner
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Breth
Mrs. Tami Y. Brock
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Broocks, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Bullins
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Butler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris W. Campbell
Ms. Molly A. Cannon
Mrs. Linda B. Carrington
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cavett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Chastain*
Dr. Jane Carville Chauvin
Mr. Elmore A. Chauvin
Mr. and Mrs. Reagan C. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Coates
Mr. and Mrs. Prachak Comkornruecha
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Coney
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley
Ms. Dorothy Corddray
Mr. Jon P. Cordray
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Cowan, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Blythe B. Cragon
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cuellar
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Dagen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeArmond
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. DelBove
Dr. and Mrs. Neal F. Devitt
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Dill
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Dismukes
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Donald
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dryman, Sr.
Ms. Cynthia Dudziak
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. DuMont
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Duvall, III
Dr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Eckley, III*
Mr. Barton C. English
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Erkel, Jr.
Dr. Kathy D. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Evins, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fabacher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fair
Ms. Epsey C. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Federline
Ms. Anetta B. Ferguson
Mrs. Carrie Finlayson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Forbes
Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Foster, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb C. Freeman
Ms. Denise E. Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Galaro
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Garris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Wayne Gatlin
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Georgiade
Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Gieselmann
The Hon. and Mrs. Burton D. Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Gochnauer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Grabias
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Guerin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harn
Dr. and Mrs. Durward S. Harris
Mrs. Karen L. Harrison*
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hathorn
Mr. and Ms. John R. Hays, Jr.
Mr. Roger N. Heinrich, Sr.
Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Hohos
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Holcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Huddleston, III
Mr. Still Hunter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ingels
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Don Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Jones, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Joplin, IV
Mrs. Mary Jo Jordan
Ms. Robin K. Kamphaus
Mr. and Mrs. Yoshiyuki Kato
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Katz
Mrs. Andria L. Keil-Bilan
Mr. Peter E. Bilan
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Kneip
Dr. Gwyn E. Kooy-Smith
Mr. David C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kopald, Jr.
Ms. Margaret A. LaPlante
Mr. Michael R. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Lehfeldt
Mrs. Connie Lewis Lensing
Mr. David C. Lensing
Dr. and Mrs. James F. Link
Mr. and Mrs. Chin-Yu Liu
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie W. Loper
Mr. David L. Lotz
Mr. and Mrs. Silas E. Lucas, III
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lyon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mackall
Dr. and Mrs. Ramon Magrans
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Malik, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Marksteiner
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Maryott
Prof. Sarah E. Matheny
Mr. Michael D. Matheny
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. McLain
Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. McMurray, III
Mr. Howard C. McWilliams
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Meaher, III
Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Merriman
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Mingos
Dr. Kuruganti A. Murti
Dr. Kuruganti G. Murti
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Neelly
Mrs. Samuel H. Nichols, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nucaro
Ms. Mary O?Boyle, II
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Osler
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Patrick
Mrs. William J. Pedigo, Sr.
Mr. Thomas W. Pettyjohn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edeard E. Peyronnin
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Phillips
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Pitcock
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Purdy
Ms. Ann M. Rabalais
Ms. Victoria M. Ramsey
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ranson
Ms. Ann W. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ricke*
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Roads
Dr. Veronica L. Rouse
Dr. Richard G. Rouse
Dr. and Mrs. William D. Routh
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ruocco
Mr. and Mrs. Moliere Scarborough, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Schaberg
Dr. Amy Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schrier
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sechler
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Sheridan
Mrs. Laura S. Shields
Dr. and Mrs. Dean W. Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Slater
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sligh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spitzer
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stagg, Jr.*
Mr. Dennis L. Stanford, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Stoner
Mr and Mrs James G. Stranch, III
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Strossner
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Taylor
Mr. and Ms. William A. Terry
Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Thames
Mrs. Alexandra N. Thim
Rev. Paul R. Thim
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. J. Louis Tonore, Jr.
Ms. Mary Tucker
Mr. Kirt H. Kiester
Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn H. Turner, III
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Utley
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Vance, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Vernon
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Warth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Weaver, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Whaley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wigodsky
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Willard
Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Winkates
Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Wiseman
Ms. Clara C. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Radford M. Yates
Donor
Mrs. Jacqueline M. Abdurhman
Mr. Abdoulwasi A. Abdoch
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Appleton
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton W. Ashe
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Bachmeyer
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Baird
Mrs. Melissa Davis Baize
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Barker
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Rex M. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Beckham
Ms. Lisa A. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Jean I. Benjamin
Ms. Doris F. Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bitters
Dr. Anne K. Black
Prof.. Kell A. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Blanton
Ms. Kate B. Bledsoe
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie B. Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Borgman
Ms. Donna S. Bourland
Ms. Dianne M. Boyce
Mr. and Ms. William K. Boyer
Mr. Dennis F. Brennan
Ms. Carol C. Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bromert
Mrs. Charles S. Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Burns, Jr.
Mrs. John F. Canale, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carr
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Carr
Mr. Sergio Cartagena
Mr. and Mrs. Foster S. Carter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Casey
Ms. Molly L. Cavin
Ms. Gloria J. Cellini
Dr. and Mrs. Muammer Cetingok
Mr. and Mrs. Brend P. Chaisson
Ms. Susan B. Chiarello
Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Cian, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Clark, Jr.
Mrs. Stacey E. Claypool
Mr. Steven R. Claypool
Mrs. Brandi A. Cooksey
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Cowley
Mr. and Mrs. Susan M. Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Daggett
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. DeZutter
Mr. and Mrs. Gautam Dirghangi
Ms. Edna P. Dockery
Ms. Lynne Kronberg Dorough
Mr. and Mrs. Vasilios D. Douklias
Mrs. Janet H. Downie
Ms. Rosemary Earp
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Erskine
Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Faust
Mrs. Alexander A. Fedinec
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Finley
Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Forsyth
Mr. and Ms. Roger W. Fritsche
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gallagher
Mrs. Geli Gao
Mr. Xiling Wu
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Gathright
Ms. Stephanie L. Gay
Mr George N. Carpenter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Glenn
Ms. Kathryn Finch Godbold
Dr. Catherine M. Greene
Mr. David A. Greene
Ms. Tammie Y. Groover
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hamilton
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Harr
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Harris, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. Jeffery L. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Heacock
Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008  15
Individual Donors
Rhodes appreciates the generosity of these individuals other than alumni and parents who made gifts to the college during this year. Gifts are recognized in the 
Cloister Society ($500-$749), the Tower Society ($250-$499), the Loyalty Club ($100-$249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level 
are marked with an asterisk.
Tower Society
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr.
Ms. Sally V. Green
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stout, Sr.
Mrs. William L. Taylor
Ms. Emilee Wright 
Loyalty Club
Mr. Lawrence A. Barrett
Mrs. J. Norton Dendy
Mr. Richard L. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. R. Marsh Gibson
Mr. Blair Gilbert
Ms. Susan G. Goetze
Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Kaplan
Ms. Beverly Z. Kinney
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sims
Ms. Zoe Talbert
Mr. Thomas H. Todd, Jr.*
Mr. Mark Uicker
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Walter
The Hon. Harry W. Wellford*
Donor
Ms. Deborah Carpenter
Mr. Charles R. Chandler
Dr. and Mrs. Dan A. Dunaway
Mr. Cedric Garner
Mr. Nikolay V. Kryukov
Ms. Glenda Melton
Mr. Edward G. Moore
Ms. Sara J. Weible
Ms. Catherine Orgill West
Mr. J. Thomas Helm, III
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hendrickson
Dr. Katherine G. Hendrix
Mr. V. Keith Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell P. Henkin
Ms. Joanne T. Hilliard
Mrs. Judith L. Hodges
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hook
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoyle
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Huffenus
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Hutson
Ms. Suzanne B. Hutto
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Iberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ingraham
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ix
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jensen, Sr.
Ms. Xiaoli Ji
Mr. Yu Liu
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Bruce Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Judkins
Mr. and Mrs. Garry G. Keckler
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Keim
Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Kerwick
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. King
Ms. Mary Kleinjan
Mr. and Mrs. Mehandi Lakhani
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Larson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Law
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Likes
Mr. and Mrs. George O. London
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Luby
Mrs. Liping Ma
Mr. Jin Zhang
Mr. and Mrs. Virble S. Marbry
Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Markus
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Martin
Mrs. Marion A. Massey
Mr. and Mrs. George M. McMillan, Jr.
Ms. Karen M. McNulty
The Hon. and Mrs. Charles McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moak
Mrs. A. Maxine Montgomery
Mr. William E. Montgomery
Mrs. Patsy J. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moore
Rev. and Mrs. Michael D. Moreland
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Morgan
Ms. Jan E. Morrell
Mr. Gregory S. Morrell
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Nabers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Nemer
Mrs. Vicky J. Ormand
Mr. and Ms. Roy L. Ouellette
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pannell
Mr. John A. Parazak
Ms. Nancy Jo Penny
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pesses
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Pillow
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Pittman
Ms. Christine K. Plant
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pledger
Mr. James M. Pluta
Ms. Karen L. Porter
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Queen, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabe J. Ragghianti, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Relyea
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Richardson
Mr. Tommy Richardson
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Ricker
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Robertson
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Danny W. Rogers, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Reece Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Rotzoll
Mr. and Mrs. Bruno R. Rumbelow
Ms. Diana M. Ryder
Mr. Robert C. Salmon
Ms. Virginia A. Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schniper
Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Sears
Dr. Jane E. Shea
Mrs. Shirley A. Singh
Ms. Jennifer S. Smiley
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Smith
Dr. and Mrs. James O. Speed
Ms. Candace F. Stanford
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph P. Summ
Mrs. Sandy M. Summers
Mr. Ranny A. Meier
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Tamason
Ms. Elizabeth W. Tannenbaum
Mr. Peter M. Falion
Mrs. Philip C. Tetlow
Dr. Jeffrey L. Thomasson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Trout, Jr.
Ms. Stephanie E. Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wagner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wall
Mr. and Ms. David H. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Washam
Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Watkins, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin West, III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whetsell
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Wilkes
Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. Woodiel
Dr. Joseph R. Woods
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Yannitell
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Yarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius H. Yuan
Mr. Dennis K. Zimmerman
Parent Council
Co-Chairs
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hofto
Team Leaders
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crowley, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hoggard
Dr. Vivian D. McWilliams
Mr. Joe McWilliams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rouse
Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Royer
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Smith
Council Members
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bollinger
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Boone, Jr.
Ms. Susan Brown
Mr. William McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Alexander 
Cameron, IV
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Coolidge
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Eiland
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin
Mrs. Ellen M. Feldman-Elliott 
Dr. Gary B. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Geddes
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goss
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Grace
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffi n
Mr. Jack W. Grigsby
Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Hennessy
Ms. Lynda Godkin, Esq.
Mr. Kenneth M. Hickey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurst
Ms. Karin I. Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Martin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Millis
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mischer, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Mott
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pierce, III
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Polovich
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Price
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Pyhrr
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rauck
Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh Rennie
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sponseller
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Utkov
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vardell, III
Ms. Sally J. Rutherford
Mr. Glenn N. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Doug K. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Young
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca
16 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
Campus Donors
Rhodes appreciates the generosity of its faculty, staff and retirees and their spouses who made gifts to the college this year. Gifts are recognized in The Charles 
E. Diehl Society ($5,000 or more), The Red & Black Society ($1,000-$4,999), the Dean?s Society ($750-$999), the Cloister Society ($500-$749), the Tower 
Society ($250-$499), the Loyalty Club ($100-$249) and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk. Emeriti 
faculty and staff are marked with a tilde.
Corporate, Foundation and Church Gifts
Rhodes gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, foundations and churches that contributed to the college this year.
Diehl Society Benefactor
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt
Diehl Society Patron
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill, Jr.~
Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Llewellyn~
Red & Black Society Senior
Dr. Anita A. Davis ?90
Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ?88
Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey
Mr. Warren A. Richey
Red & Black Society 
Associate
Dr. Bette J. Ackerman*
Dr. Henry A. Kurtz*
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Clary
Ms. Daney D. Kepple
Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade
Mr. John P. Wade
Red & Black Society Member
Dr. Suzanne L. Bonefas*
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Boone, Jr. ?71
Dr. Charlotte G. Borst*
Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Foshee
Dr. Jameson M. Jones
?
 ?36~
Ms. Tracy V. Patterson ?84*
Mr. Scott M. Patterson
?
 ?85*
Dr. Deborah Nichol Pittman ?71
Mr. Arnold H. Pittman ?67
Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Williams~
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wottle
Dean?s Society
Mrs. Mary Allie Baldwin ?61*~
Dr. B. Denton McLellan ?58*
Mrs. Sue D. Hall ?69
Dr. and Mrs. Mark V. Smith
Cloister Society
Dr. Anthony J. Becker, Jr.
Ms. Terese J. Buscher*
Dr. Frank M. Buscher*
Dr. John C. Kaltner*
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Munson
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Olsen
Mr. Matthew R. A. Semko* ?98
Dr. Gail C. Streete*
Dr. John L. Streete ?60*~
Ms. Amanda G. Tamburrino* ?98
Dr. and Mrs. Jack H. Taylor ?44~ ?46
Mr. Christopher S. Wood
Tower Society
Ms. Tracy L. Adkisson ?95
Mr. Bradley N. Terhune ?95
Mr. G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.* ?70
Mrs. Julia Wellford Allen ?47~
Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon, III
Dr. Thomas R. Caplinger*
Mr. and Mrs. Thom E. Eckles
Ms. Kathy M. Foreman
Dr. Roberta K. Gibboney*
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Handwerker*
Ms. Kristin Marie Lensch*
Dr. Timothy S. Huebner*
Dr. and Mrs. David Y. Jeter
Dr. Michael P. Leslie
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Matthews
Mrs. Anne Davey Morrell
Dr. Kenneth S. Morrell
Dr. Shadrack W. Nasong?o
Ms. Diane G. Sachs ?61~
Mr. Robert Vidulich~
Mrs. Lauren Blalock Sefton ?03*
Mr. Eric T. Sefton ?02*
Ms. Dena C. Selmer*
Mr. Forrest M. Stuart*
Mr. John C. Thatcher*
Dr. Ann M. Viano 
Dr. Brent K. Hoffmeister 
Mr. J. Kyle Webb ?91
Loyalty Club
Dr. Shubho Banerjee*
Prof. E. Allen Barnhardt ?59~
Ms. Lucy Hill Black ?67
Dr. Carole C. Blankenship ?85*
Ms. Dorothy C. Brownyard
Ms. Carol Casey
Dr. Stephen J. Ceccoli*
Mrs. Susanna B. Cullen
Dr. Daniel E. Cullen
Dr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Fields
Mr. Caley A. Foreman, III
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Frey~
Dr. P. Eric Henager ?89
Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill
Ms. Christina M. Huntington ?96
Ms. Nora P. Jabbour
Mr. Daniel D. Jacobs
Mr. Angelo Curtis Johnson
Dr. and Mrs.~ Michael P. Kirby
Dr. Susan M. Kus
Ms. Kathleen Laakso
Dr. Darlene M. Loprete
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall E. McMahon~
Mrs. Nikki Moore
Mr. Jeffery S. Norris*
Mr. Stacy S. Pennington ?94
Mr. Herbert L. Rhodes
Ms. Katherine Owen Richardson ?83*
Mr. John H. Rone ?71
Ms. Claudia Rutkauskas
Mr. John Rutkauskas
Mr. Kevin J. Sackett
Mr. Ray E. Scruggs*
Dr. Brian W. Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Randall B. Shepard, Jr. 
?64 ?66
Mr. William M. Short ?71
Ms. Dawn U. Shute
Mr. Willie Frank Sims*
Dr. and Mrs.~ Grant W. Somes*
Dr. Robert J. Strandburg
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Strickland
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Vest
Ms. Lori Von Bokel-Amin*
Ms. Christy M. Waldkirch
Mr. Douglas Walker
Dr. Marsha D. Walton
Dr. Christopher G. Wetzel
Ms. Jane H. Wells ?03
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Whittaker
Mr. John M. Whittaker, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Wirls*
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Wyatt*
Donor
Ms. Stacy D. Allen
Ms. Maria S. Ballinger~
Ms. Martha J. Becker~
Mr. John R. Blaisdell
Dr. Jay A. Blundon
Dr. Milton P. Brown, Jr.~
Dr. Mauricio L. Cafi ero
Mrs. James P. Carney, Jr.
Ms. Dionne R. Chalmers
Ms. Stephanie Lee Chockley ?95
Mr. Chip Chockley
Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Coleman, Jr. 
?58 ?58
Ms. Gayle A. Davis
Dr. Pamela M. Detrie
Dr. Kathleen A. Doyle
Mr. Jonathan L. Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Ellingsworth
Ms. Patricia Sue Fetters
Dr. Dee Garceau-Hagen
Mr. Jeff R. Goode
Dr. Eric I. Gottlieb
Mr. Patrick Gray
Ms. Karen Michelle Hammontree
Mr. Charles B. Hathcock ?00
Mr. James David Hicks
Mrs. Rose Ann Hicks
Coach Herbert A. Hilgeman
Ms. Holly Hilliard
Dr. Kendra G. Hotz
Mr. Richard F. Huddleston ?84
Ms. Sarah Lebovitz
Ms. Kristen H. Hunt
Dr. Loretta Jackson-Hayes
Ms. Alexandera G. Kostina
Dr. and Mrs. W. Larry Lacy ?59~
Ms. Samantha W. Lambert
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lessentine ?98
Mr. Robert L. Lessentine, Jr. ?03
Ms. Elizabeth H. Love
Ms. Martha A. McGeachy ?88
Mr. Joel P. Cook ?89
Dr. Bernadette McNary-Zak
Ms. Tiffany F. Merritt ?02
Mr. Timothy I. Moreland ?02
Dr. Mary E. Miller
Dr. Scott L. Newstok
Dr. Natalie P. Spencer
Ms. Leigh A. Powell
Dr. Amy E. Risley
Dr. Jon L. Russ
Ms. Sherry A. Sasson ?08
Dr. Christopher W. Seaton
Mrs. Marjorie M. Stoner
?
 ?53~
Mr. Robert M. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd C. Templeton, Jr 
?56~ ?56
Rev. Walter B. Tennyson
Mr. and Mrs. Loui M. Todd, III
Ms. Wendy Lawing Trenthem ?93
Mr. Richard T. Trenthem, Jr. ?92
*Gifts refl ecting an increase 
to a higher level.
~Emeriti                                        
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In Memoriam
Associates
$20,000 and Up
Bellingrath-Morse Foundation
Community Foundation of Greater 
Memphis
Conwood Company, LP
Corella & Bertram F. Bonner 
Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation^
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund*
First Horizon National Corporation*
Hill Family Foundation
J.R. Hyde, III Family Foundation
Kathryn Brown Butler Family 
Foundation
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.
McGehee Family Foundation
Merck
Mike Curb Family Foundation
Plough Foundation
Research Corporation
Robert & Ruby Priddy Charitable 
Trust
St. Jude Children?s Research Hospital
SunTrust Bank
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The Coca-Cola Foundation Matching 
Gifts Program^
The Kemmons Wilson Family 
Foundation
Thomas W. Briggs Foundation
Wright-Bentley Foundation
One Anonymous Donor
Fellows
$10,000 - $19,999
Community Foundation for Greater 
Atlanta, Inc.*
Community Foundation of Northwest 
Mississippi
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Fleshman-Pratt Foundation, Inc.
Foundation for The Carolinas
Goldman Sachs & Company^
Hope Christian Community 
Foundation
Meadow Run Manufacturing
P.K. Seidman Charitable Trust
Rasberry Foundation
Samuel R. Noble Foundation
Second Presbyterian Church, 
Memphis, Tennessee
The Boone Foundation, Inc.
The Cindy and John Sites Charitable 
Foundation
The Endover Foundation, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment 
Program
Two Anonymous Donors
Patrons
$2,500 - $9,999
A. Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation
Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Bank of America Foundation^
Charles G. Koch Charitable 
Foundation
Community Foundation of Louisville
Community Foundation of Middle 
Tennessee*
Degna Spoldi Private Family 
Foundation
Deupree Family Foundation
General Motors Foundation^
Georgia Power Company
Gerber/Taylor Associates, Inc.
Global Impact*^
Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + 
Company
Hawthorne Charitable Foundation
Illinois Tool Works Foundation^
Jewish Foundation of Memphis
Mallory Group, Inc.
Mid-South Peace & Justice Center
Pittman & Associates, Inc.
Presbyterian Church USA Foundation
Prudential Foundation^
Renaissance Charitable Foundation, 
Inc.
Robert D. and Virginia J. McCallum 
Family Foundation
Schadt Foundation, Inc.
Scott Kirk Family, LLC
The Dallas Foundation
The Day Foundation
Thompson Dunavant PLC
United Way of Forsyth County, Inc.
Uptown Veterinary Hospital
Wachovia Bank, NA^
Walnut Grove Animal Hospital
Three Anonymous Donors
Sponsors
$1,000 - $2,499
Ardmore Telephone Company, Inc.
BellSouth^
Center City Commission
Chadwick Family Foundation, LLC
CIGNA Foundation^
Cordova Investments, LLC
Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc.
Energizer/Eveready^
First Horizon National Corporation^
FSR Foundation
Grigsby Petroleum, Inc.
Harte-Hanks Communications, Inc.^
Henry Luce Foundation^
Herman Bensdorf II Trust
Hermes Foundation
IBM International Foundation^
International Paper Company 
Foundation^
Joseph-Beth Davis Kidd Booksellers
MAC Presents, LLC
Martin & Associates P.C.
Mathis Pfohl Foundation
Minnie B. and Bernard B. Lane 
Foundation
Perry Capital, LLC^
Pfi zer Foundation^
Pittman Management, Inc.
Porter Realty Co.
Press On Foundation
Regions Morgan Keegan Trust^
Robert E. Mallory Trust
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Second Presbyterian Church, Little 
Rock, Arkansas
Shell Oil Company Foundation^
Smith & Nephew, Inc.
Swanson Meadows Golf Course
Texas Instruments Foundation^
The BBC Foundation
The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation^
The Martha and Robert Fogelman 
Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation*^
The Williams Family Foundation
The Woodell Family Foundation, Inc.
United Way of the Capital Area
W.A. Fortner Masonry Contractor, Inc.
WaterColor Management, Inc.
Donors
Up to $1,000
Able Asphalt Company, Inc.
Accenture Foundation, Inc.^
Aetna Foundation Inc.^
AIG^
Aircraft Consultants, Inc.
Allyson Hodge Foundation
Alpha Delta H. E. F.
Ameren Corporation^
Ameriprise^
AmeriServ Trust and Financial Services
Amica Companies Foundation^
Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation^
AT&T Foundation^
AXA Financial^
Ball Corporation^
Bar-B-Cutie Drive-In
Bartolomei & Lange PLC
BASF Corporation^
Beaux Arts Club
Black & Decker Corporation^
Boeing Company^
Brayton Foundation
Broadfoot Hotel Brokers, Inc.
Burr and Cole Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Calyon Corporate and Investment 
Bank^
Capital One Services, Inc.^
Chandler Demolition Company, Inc.
Chassan Prof.essional Wallcovering, 
Inc.
ChevronTexaco Matching Gift 
Program^
Community Foundation of Greater 
Greenville, Inc.
Community Foundation of South 
Alabama
Corning, Inc. Foundation^
Council of Independent Colleges
Cresco Bees, LLC
Crown Coach Corporation
Dacus Family Trust
David J. Joseph Company^
Delta Air Lines Foundation^
Delta/United Specialties, Inc.
Denver Foundation
Edinburg Realty
Eli Lilly & Company Foundation^
Emerson^
Energen Corporation^
Entergy Corporation^
GE Foundation^
Goode Management Corporation
Google^
Greater Everett Community 
Foundation
Guerin Agency, Inc.
Hardin & Sons Plumbing Co., LLC
Hewitt Associates LLC^
Home Depot Foundation^
Idlewild Presbyterian Church
James E. & Katharine B. Harwood 
Charitable Trust
Jones Companies, LTD
Kelley Research Associates
Knox Pak
Lichterman Loewenberg Foundation
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, 
Inc.^
Macy?s Foundation^
Maize Financial Services, Inc.
Malco Charity Trust
Manley Brothers, LLC
Martin Tate Morrow Marston
Memphis Pool Supply, Inc.
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.^
Microsoft Corporation^
Mid-South Neurological Clinic
Motorola Foundation^
MRCO, LLC
Mulkey Development & Investment 
Corporation
National City Bank^
Nationwide Insurance Enterprise 
Foundation^
NCH Corporation
Network for Good
Nix Roofi ng Company, Inc.
Oak Hall Inc
Oakdale Partners
Occidental Petroleum Foundation^
OGCB
Old Security Title Co.
Orthodontic Specialty Group, P.A.
PACCAR^
Pasadena Community Foundation
Peddie School
Perry Moore McKinnie PLC
Pete Jackson Floor Covering
Pickering Inc
Pitts & Eckl, PC
Pope John Paul II High School
PRN, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Fund^
Prof.essional Security
Prof.ormance Pet Products
Promise Land Church
Quest Diagnostics Incorporated^
RAINCO
Ram Associates
Richard Stodder Charitable 
Foundation
Robert E. Cunningham, Appraiser
S & S Supply
Sabre Holdings^
SallieMae Fund^
Schering-Plough Healthcare Products^
Scripps Howard Foundation^
Slater Management Corp.
Something Elegant Catering
Spartanburg County Foundation
Spinks Investments, Inc.
Sprint Foundation^
St. Lawrence Church
St. Mary?s Cathedral
State Farm Companies Foundation^
SunTrust Bank^
SunTrust Bank Memphis Foundation, 
Inc.^
Tenet Healthcare Foundation^
Tetra Tech, Inc.
The Claude Bennett Family 
Foundation, Inc.
The Community Foundation - 
Richmond & Central VA
The Knapp Foundation, Inc.
The Murrell Foundation
The Scholarship Foundation^
The UPS Foundation^
Toys ?R? Us^
United Way of Rhode Island
Van Jeffreys Ltd.
Verizon Foundation^
W.W. Grainger, Inc.^
Walt Disney Company Foundation^
Washington Group International^
WellPoint Foundation^
Wells Fargo^
West Baton Rouge Presbyterian 
Church
Wildlands Fire Service Inc.
Xerox Foundation^
*Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher 
range
^Companies that matched gifts of their 
employees to Rhodes
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The Margaret Hyde Council
The Margaret Hyde Council seeks to encourage women?s philanthropy to ensure the strength of Rhodes.
Susan Logan Huffman ?83, Chair; Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ?77, Vice-Chair for Scholarships 
Life Members
Endowment gifts of $100,000 or 
more
Mertie Willigar Buckman
?
Dorothy Orgill Kirsch
Mary Jack Rich McCord ?51
Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ?58
Katherine Hinds Smythe ?53
One Anonymous Donor
Endowment Members
Endowment gifts of $25,000 - 
$99,999
Donna Lorraine Barlett ?80
Ethel Ashton Harrell ?54
Sustainers
Annual gifts of $5,000 or more
Deborah Legg Craddock ?80
Gayden Rasberry Jones ?59
Investors
Annual gifts of $2,500 - $4,999
Joellyn Forrester Sullivan ?77
Mentors
Annual gifts of $1,000 - $2,499
Betty Calandruccio
Sallie Brooks Clark ?76
Susan Logan Huffman ?83
Gayle Scott Storey ?70
Patrons
Annual gifts of $500 - $999
Judith Deavenport Mitchener ?56
Ann Vines Roberts ?60
Carol Lee Collins Royer ?78
Sara Lynn Stainback ?98
Jeanne Scott Varnell ?58
Jenna Goodloe Wade
Linda Kay Yates ?69
Members
Annual gifts of $250 - $499
Anne S. Caldwell ?51
Senter Crook ?65
Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill
Catherine Moore Freeburg ?40
Michelle Vick Fulmer ?83
Katherine Harriett James ?64
Mary Jack Rich McCord ?51
Julianne Johnson Paunescu ?89
Rosamond Goldman Quay ?75
Claire Revels Shapiro
Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ?58
Carole Pearson Troutt
Diane McMillan Wellford ?59
Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg ?62
Friends
Annual gifts up to $250
Elizabeth Hoye Amis ?52
Susan Fulmer Austin ?55
Nancy R. Blalock
Mary Munn Laronge ?87
Ms. MeChe Cochran Austin ?92
Mr. Carlton J. Austin ?95
Mrs. Adele K. Bailey ?99
Ms. La M. Banks
Mrs. Joy Richmond Bowen ?97
Ms. Tracy T. Comer
Dr. Anita A. Davis ?90
Dr. Russell T. Wigginton, Jr. ?88
Mr. Robert Dove
Mr. Rozell C. Henderson ?85
Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Hill
Dr. Carolyn R. Jaslow
Dr. Alan P. Jaslow
Ms. Amanda Abrams Johnson ?03
Dr. Robert M. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Kimbrough ?90
Dr. Angela Gailey Laster ?92
Dr. Ryan D. Mire ?93
Dr. Gail S. Murray
Dr. Joe M. Hawes
Mrs. Melody Hokanson Richey
Mr. Warren A. Richey
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson, III ?58
 (Elizabeth LeMaster ?58)
Mr. Marvin E. Spears ?90
Ms. Stephanie Gordon Spivey ?90
Dr. Robert J. Strandburg
Mrs. Jenna Goodloe Wade
Mr. John P. Wade
The Joe Neville Society
The Joe Neville Society, in partnership with the Black Alumni Connection of the Rhodes College Alumni Association, provides scholarship support for the 
emergency needs of minority students that exceed the college fi nancial aid package.
Scholarships and Restricted Funds
The following endowed and restricted funds received support during this year.
A. Arthur Halle Scholarship
A. Benson Gilmore Memorial Service 
Scholarship
Abe Goodman Memorial Scholarship
Alumni Association Emergency 
Assistance Fund
Athletic Booster Club
Athletics Roof Club (Volleyball)
Barret Library Fund
Baseball Field Renovation
Beth Bevill Hollingsworth Scholarship
Bonner Scholarships
Branyan Family Fellowship
Brown Scholarship
Business Administration and 
Economics Department
Chapman Service Scholarship
Charles G. Koch Charitable 
Foundation Grant
Chemistry Research Fund
Chick and Andi Hill Service 
Fellowship
Clough-Hanson Gallery Fund
Craig Murray ?69 Faculty Hospitality 
Fund
Crossroads to Freedom Fund
Donelson Institute for Regional Studies 
Endowment
Dr. A. T. Johnson Memorial 
Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. F. Ray Riddle, Jr. CODA 
Scholarship
Dr. Robert Irl and Anne Riley Bourne 
Scholarship
Dr. Thomas E. and Peggy C. Strong 
Scholarship
Elizabeth Rodgers Dobell Scholarship
Emily and Tom Holloway Scholarship
Field Hockey Fund
Football Program Fund
Frank Gilliland Symposium
Fred R. Graves Scholarship
Fred W. Neal Scholarship
Fund for the Integration of Spirituality 
and Learning
German Study Abroad Fellowship
Ham and Katherine Smythe Fellowship 
in the Arts
Harold ?Chicken? High Scholarship
Herman Bensdorf II Scholarship
Hurst British Studies Scholarship
Ida LeBlanc ?Lee? Smith Foreign 
Studies Award
Imelda and Hubert Henkel Scholarship
International Studies Institute
J.S. Seidman International Studies 
Fellowship
Jack H. Taylor Fellowship in Physics
Jack H. Taylor Scholarship
James A. O?Donnell ?74 Scholarship
James A. Thomas III ?62 Service 
Scholarship
James H. and Carol P. Barton 
International Study Fellowship
James L. and John Nolan Scholarship
James Lientz Service Scholarship
James O. Finley ?26 Family Scholarship
Jameson M. Jones Award for 
Outstanding Faculty Service
Jane and J. L. Jerden Service 
Scholarship
Jennie Puryear Gardner Scholarship
Jim and Virginia McGehee Scholarship 
for Study Abroad
Joe Neville Society Scholarships
John Colby Service Scholarship
John H. McMinn Scholarship
Joseph S. Legg Memorial Service 
Scholarship
Katherine Carter Service Scholarship
Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation 
Service Scholarships
Learning Corridor Fund
Leland Smith Emergency Assistance 
Fund
Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarships
Louise and John Bryan CODA 
Fellowship
Loyd Templeton Endowment for 
Choral Performance
Margaret Hyde Council Emergency 
Assistance Scholarships
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Margaret Hyde Council General 
Scholarship Fund
Margaret Hyde Council Leadership 
Scholarship
Margaret Hyde Council Study Abroad 
Scholarships for Women
Marjorie ?39 and Al ?39 Wunderlich 
Scholarship
Marshall P. Jones Scholarship
Martha Robinson CODA Scholarship
Martin-Kragh Biology and Chemistry 
Faculty Development Fund
Mary Gideon Schillig ?47 CODA 
Scholarship
Maxwell Family Scholarship
May Scholarship of Second 
Presbyterian Church, Little Rock
McCoy Theatre Fund
Mellon Foundation Environmental 
Studies Grant
Men?s Basketball Special Fund
Men?s Golf Special Fund
Men?s Soccer Special Fund
Merck Foundation/AAAS Science 
Research Program
Michaelcheck Endowment Fund
Mike Curb Institute for Music
Mona Rice Matthews CODA 
Fellowship
Mrs. Ruth C. Pickens Fellowship
Multicultural Affairs Fund
Murfree Service Scholarship
Nancy Tanner and James Rodney Feild 
Scholarship
P. Thomas Parrish ?79 Service 
Scholarship
Paul Barret, Jr. Library
Pete Ekstrom Faculty Development in 
Anthropology and Sociology
Phillip H. McNeill Family Scholarship
Physics Department
Plough Endowed Prof.essorship in 
Urban Studies
Ralph C. Hon Chair
Ralph C. Hon Scholarship
Research Corporation Grant
Rhodes Baseball
Rhodes Radio Fund
Rhodes Singers Fund
Rhodes Tennis Program
Rhodes Women?s Golf
Richard Batey Lectureship
Riley Endowment for Barret Library
Robert and Ruby Priddy Charitable 
Trust Scholarships
Robert D. McCallum Scholarship
Robert I. Bourne III Counseling Fund
Robertson Chair in Biological Science
Robertson Physics Fund
Robertson Physics Fund for Student 
Research and Engagement
Rose and Solly Korsakov Psychology 
Award
Schadt Foundation Scholarship
Second Presbyterian Church of 
Memphis Scholarships
Serena Crawford Scholarship for 
Women
Simpson Scholarship
Softball Fund
Souper Contact Program
Spence Wilson Faculty International 
Travel Fund
Springfi eld CODA Scholarship
St. Jude Summer Plus Undergraduate 
Research
Stanley Joseph and Mertie Willigar 
Buckman Scholarship
SunTrust Bank Scholarship
Swimming Special Fund
Tex-Mex Alternative Spring Break 
Fund
Thaddaeus B. Hall ?31 Scholarship
The Day Foundation Faculty Awards
The White Family Regional Studies 
Endowment
Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie 
Matthews Russell Study Abroad 
Scholarship
Theo Matthews Hayden and Marjorie 
Matthews Russell Scholarship
Thompson Dunavant PLC Accounting 
Award
Track and Cross Country Program 
Fund
UT Neuroscience Student Research 
Fellowship
Virginia Ballou McGehee Chair of 
Muslim-Christian Relations
William C. ?Razz? Rasberry ?30 
Scholarship
William M. Rosson Scholarship in 
Physics
Winton and Carolyn Blount Service 
Scholarship
Womens Basketball Special Fund
Women?s Soccer Special Fund
Wright-Bentley Foundation 
Scholarships
Memorials and Honoraria
The college received these gifts in memory of or in honor of the following people during the year.
In memoriam
Luther Roy Adams?Laila and Rick 
Eckels ?71 ?70, Susan Goetze, Carole 
and Bill Troutt
Marilyn Alexander ?55?Patricia 
Gilliom ?56
Virginia Alford?Nancy and Emmel 
Golden ?71 ?72
Ralph Allen ?73?Gerald Koonce ?73
Ray Allen ?44?Frank Baker ?85, 
Nancy and Emmel Golden ?71 ?72
Robert L. Amy?Frank Baker ?85, 
Cynthia Hoffman ?74
L. Daniel Anderson ?76?Jan and Jim 
Ramsey ?76
J. Colyar Banks ?75?Layton Sanders 
?76
Derrick Barton?Bobbie and William 
Bessire, Jenny and John Branston, 
Gloria ?65 and Edward Felsenthal, 
Charles Gerber, Rachel and Conrad 
Pitts ?73 ?74, Audrey L. Taylor
Mary George Beggs ?55?Anne and 
Robert Bourne ?54 ?54, Charles 
Chandler, Shirley and Michael 
Lupfer ?59, Jo and John Maxwell 
?57, Frances Perkins ?51, Marianne 
and Ron Walter
Bill Bell ?49?Jane Watson ?49
William L. Bowden ?48?Frank Baker 
?85
Elizabeth Ragland Boyle?Frank 
Jackson ?62
Tommy C. Brown?Audrey Brown ?68
Rebecca Garner Canon?Anne ?73 
and Lawrence Anthony
Ann M. Chamberlain ?74?Layton 
Sanders ?76
Ann Laura Dickerson Conn?Joe 
Nash ?81
Mark W. Crowe ?81?Joseph Hurd
Thomas Henry Crais ?54?Robert 
Bennett ?62
Julian Darlington?Cynthia Hoffman 
?74
Glenda Davidson?Jodie and Herbert 
Huddleston
Mary Cooper Dean and A. Clarke 
Dean ?50?Silas and Sue ?63 
Langfi tt
Curtis Deener?Lauren and Brian 
Foshee, Bill Short ?71, Jim and 
Nancy Vest
William C. Donelson ?40?Connie 
and Dunbar Abston, Marcelle 
Saunders ?80, Carole and Bill 
Troutt
Theodore Booth Eckels?Carole and 
Bill Troutt
Joan Booth Edwards ?74?Ingrid 
Chilton ?75
Frank England, Jr. ?41?Joe Nash ?81, 
Margaret and Jere Nash ?50 ?50
Thomas Scott Fisher?Frank Jackson 
?62
William F. Frazier Sr. ?32  ? G l a d y s  
Frazier ?32
Charles Freeburg ?39?Anna Farris
Shirley Frisch ?49?Julia Allen ?47
Tobi Gardner Gay ?Frank Jackson ?62
Richard D. Gilliom ?56?Frank Baker 
?85, Anna Farris
Betty Gilow?Anne ?73 and Lawrence 
Anthony, Polly Cooper ?38, Anna 
Farris, Audrey Taylor
Margaret Gladney?Anne and Milton 
Brown, Carole and Bill Troutt
Louis A. Graeber, Jr. ?36?Millye and 
Bill McAtee ?54 ?56, Jane ?50 and 
Bob Patterson
Baker Staub Guyear?Helen and Fred 
Norman
Gaylord Haas?Nancy and Jim Vest
Frank Winter Hardie ?02?Mary 
Tinkler ?02
William H. Harris ?60?Margaret and 
Red McMillion ?60 ?59
Marion Hatfi eld?Diane Clark ?62, 
Brenda and David Jeter, Barbara 
and Ken Williams
Barbara Kay Hayes?Frank Jackson 
?62
Martha Heinemann ?60?Virginia 
Bare ?60
Francisco Javier Hernandez?Frank 
Baker ?85
Paul Thomas Hicks ?63?Diane Clark 
?62 
Ronald A. Homra?Nancy and Emmel 
Golden ?71 ?72
Ralph C. Hon?David Short ?52
Robert Ingram?Joe Nash ?81
Ed Ireland?Lauren and Brian Foshee, 
Elsie Ireland 
Wasfy Iskander?Catherine Iskander 
?83, Cristina Iskander ?10
W. Thomas Jolly ?52?Anne ?73 
and Lawrence Anthony, George 
Apperson, Robert Bennett ?52, 
Edinburg Realty, Sara and Leonard 
Frey, Anne and David Nicolson 
?81, Frances Perkins ?51, Layton 
Sanders ?76, Mary and Ed Sanders 
?90 ?90, Bill Short ?71, Russ Sisson 
?81, Sybil and Don Tucker, Nancy 
and Jim Vest, Barbara and Ken 
Williams
Marshall Phillip Jones ?59?Lynn 
Jones ?59, Helen and Fred Norman
Bettie Miller Knox?Joseph Hurd
Joel Dexter Lee?Joe Nash ?81
Graves Leggett?Jan and Lewis 
Donelson ?38
Tandy Lewis?Kevin Collins ?81
Adeline Likes?Jean Caton, Mark 
Lester ?73, Tracy Patterson ?84, 
Eleanor and Moliere Scarborough, 
Zoe Talbert
Sethelle Lucas?Joe Nash ?81
Nancy Martin?Carole and Bill 
Troutt, Janet and David Watts ?63
Marymax Williamson McCabe ?56? 
Anne and Robert Bourne ?54 ?54
Brad McMillan ?68?Anne ?73 and 
Lawrence Anthony
Harold Miller?Nancy and Jim Vest
Moore Moore, Jr. ?29?Houston 
Moore ?29
Woodward D. Morriss, Jr. ?51?Mary 
Ann Morriss ?51
Rose L. Mosby ?53?Diane Clark ?62, 
Juanita Shettlesworth ?62
Margarita Munden ?73?Emile Bizot, 
Susan Moffatt ?92, Marjorie Stoner 
?53, Alice and Charles Sullivan ?53, 
Sybil and Don Tucker
William P. Murphy ?41?Betty and 
Morgan Fowler ?44
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Alumni Giving by Class
Alumni who gave to the college this year are listed according to their classes. Unrestricted gifts are recognized in the Charles E. Diehl Society ($5,000-$100,000), 
The Red & Black Society ($1,000-$4,999), the Dean?s Society ($750-$999), the Cloister Society ($500-$749), the Tower Society ($250-$499), the Loyalty Club 
($100-$249), and Donors (up to $100). Gifts refl ecting an increase to a higher level are marked with an asterisk.
Classes of 1925 - 1933
Red & Black Society Senior
Richadean G. Wilson ?25
Red & Black Society Member
Gladys Frazier ?32
Houston Niller Moore ?29*
J. Russell Perry ?33
Donor
Nellie King Powell ?29
Class of 1934
Tower Society
Virginia Reynolds Wilson
Loyalty Club
Charles M. Crump*
Donor
Robert L. Jack, Jr.
Alice Cohill Marquez
Class of 1935
Loyalty Club
Minnie Lee Hamer Bales
Donor
Louis D. Parotte
Class of 1936
Red & Black Society Member
Jameson M. Jones
?
Loyalty Club
Gladys Caughlin Campbell*
Theo J. Emison
Glenn D. Gates
Raford W. Herbert
?
Martha Chase Holt
Margaret Drake Wilson
Donor
Richard A. Thomas, Jr.
Class of 1937
Red & Black Society Associate
Eileen Farley
Loyalty Club
Virginia Hoshall Emery
Donor
Elise Hastings Bays
Class of 1938
Diehl Society Patron
Lewis R. Donelson*
Red & Black Society Member
Anna Kathryn Atkinson
Williard Nash?Toni ?83 and Thomas 
Barnes
Fred W. Neal?Frank Baker ?85
Val Olcott?Judy and Don Lineback
Scott Patterson ?85?Alpha Delta 
H.E.F., Hud Andrews ?70, Jan and 
Kevin Boylan, Linda ?84 and Scott 
Coleman, Leslie and Bryan Darr 
?87 ?84, Ellen and Miles Fortas ?91 
?93, Beth and David Green, Sally 
and Donald Green, Theresa and 
Bob Green, Elizabeth ?84 and Mark 
Harper, Holly Hilliard, Michael 
Lamb ?04, Julie and Michael 
Matthews ?84, Laura and Dave 
Moore, Linda Carol Odom ?84, 
Wendy ?87 and Cary Rotter
Jason T. Pettigrew ?96?Marcie ?96 
and Chris ?94 Cardwell, Rebecca 
and Ron Gafford, Vernon E. 
Pettigrew, Retta M. Taney
Dorothy Gillespie Pennepacker? 
Frank Jackson ?62
James H. Prentiss?Libby and Jim 
Daughdrill
A. Van Pritchartt, Jr. ?48?Marcelle 
Saunders ?80, Carole and Bill 
Troutt
Donald A. Ramier, III ?78?Catherine 
and Steve Berger ?74 ?74, Layton 
Sanders ?76, Marcelle Saunders ?80, 
Alice and Charles Sullivan ?53
David Ramsey ?61?Lynda Alexander 
?69, Anne ?73 and Lawrence 
Anthony, Katherine and Robert 
Baldwin ?93 ?93, Miriam Banks, 
Anne and Robert Bourne ?54 ?54, 
Jennifer Brady, Diane Clark ?62, 
Sandy Colbs ?80, Alan Curle ?82, 
Libby and Jim Daughdrill, Lauren 
and Brian Foshee, Aaron Foster 
?67, Susan Walsh and Anthony 
George, Ross Hilliard, Laura 
Holcomb ?90, Laura and Ray 
Inscoe ?76, Suzanne Johnston ?76, 
Sarah Lanneau ?01, Jessica Lierzer 
?97, Shirley and Michael Lupfer 
?59, Memphis Pool Supply, Inc., 
Betty and Lee Milford, Pam ?90 
and Fred Montesi, Joe Nash ?81, 
June Neal, Jean Pigott, Don Rovak, 
Fritz Stauffer, Marjorie Stoner ?53, 
Deidre Teaford ?84, Ann and Les 
Tivers, Sybil and Don Tucker
Ludwina Reining?Joe Nash ?81
Anne T. Reynolds?The Beaux Arts 
Club, Martin Tate Morrow & 
Marston, Demetra Quinn ?44, Jan 
and Shep Tate ?39
Lola Ellis Robertson ?33?Sara Jane 
Weible
S. Gwin Robbins, Sr.?Ann and 
Mason Hawkins
Joan Salmon ?76?Ingrid Chilton ?75
Nettie Walton Schilling?Connie 
and Dunbar Abston, Libby and Jim 
Daughdrill
Josephine Seabrook ?42?Carole and 
Bill Troutt
David R. Seiler ?71?Jon Seiler
Ida LeBlanc ?Lee? Smith 
?05?Cynthia Pfohl ?05
Robert G. Snowden?Connie and 
Dunbar Abston
Louise and Gordon Southard?Julia 
Allen ?47, Anne and Milton Brown, 
Katherine Diehl ?68, Brenda and 
David Jeter, the Family of the late 
Dorothy and Jameson Jones ?36, 
Betty and Mark McMahon, Jane 
?50 and Bob Patterson, Pickering, 
Inc., Michele Sumara ?71 and 
Michael Gordon, Barbara and Ken 
Williams
Helen Stauffer?Arthur Stauffer
Jane Stone?Carole and Bill Troutt
Robert Strickler?Robert Bennett ?52 
Mark Twain Swearengen?Joe Nash 
?81
Helen Ruth Cleek Sweeney?Frank 
Jackson ?62
Adeline Miller Taylor?Nancy and 
Jim Vest
Clair Dalrymple Watkins ?90?Kim, 
Ellis, and Grace Arnold, Elizabeth 
Cabrera ?90, Kellye Jo Crane ?91, 
Edward Willard ?90
Robert C. Watkins, III ?90?Kellye Jo 
Crane ?91
Sam Watson ?49?Jane Watson ?49
Daniel Edward West?Frank Jackson ?62
Lewis Wilkins ?58?Margaret and 
Red McMillion ?60 ?59
Detlef Jacob Witt?John Keesee ?73
Robert Tate Wolcott ?93?Keyes and 
Jim Tate
Edward Scott Yoste?Frank Jackson 
?62
Benjamin Zastoupil?Rhodes College 
Department of History, Nancy and 
Jim Vest
In honor of
Catharine and John David Alexander 
?56 ?53?Frank Baker ?85
Julia Wellford Allen ?47?Frank 
Baker ?85
Jean Amy?Frank Baker ?85
George Apperson?Frank Baker ?85 
Joe Pack Arnold ?63?Frank Baker 
?85
Mary Allie Baldwin ?61 and Denton 
McLellan ?58?Diane Clark ?62, 
Carole and Bill Troutt
Bob Ballinger?Robert Bennett ?52
Lynne M. Blair?George Apperson 
Jessica L. Bobinis ?08?Rhodes 
College Meeman Center
Donna Jean Bohanan?Frank Baker ?85
Carol M. Bowden ?47?Frank Baker ?85
John Barron Boyd ?71?Jane and Ray 
Riddle
Sue Cheney?Frank Baker ?85
Ruth and Charles Cobb ?44?Steve 
Ceccoli 
Bill Cochran?Laurie and Van Frankel
Elizabeth Gay Daughdrill and James 
H. Daughdrill, Jr.?Sherry Fields
Jamie Edrington ?97?Katherine 
Muth ?74
Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner 
?57?Deborah Carpenter
Marion H. Fuqua ?85?Frank Baker ?85
Patricia Gilliom ?56?Frank Baker ?85
John D. Gladney ?74?Glenda Melton 
Herbert A. Hilgeman?Tracy 
Patterson ?84
Herbert Henderson Hill, Jr. ?67?Jane 
and Ray Riddle 
Jannette Riddle Hill ?67?Jane and 
Ray Riddle
David Jeter?Frank Baker ?85
Jameson Jones ?36?Frank Baker ?85
Joseph A. Kicklighter?Frank Baker 
?85
Nancy K. Luter ?85?Frank Baker ?85
Freeman Marr ?82?Gayle Moore ?81 
Callie McGinnis ?66?Frank Baker ?85
Mark McMahon?Melinda Pearson ?75
Mary Jo Miller?Edward deVillafranca 
?83
June Neal?Frank Baker ?85
John S. Olsen?Frank Baker ?85
Robert G. Patterson?the Family 
of the late Louise and Gordon 
Southard
Marcia and John M. Planchon?Paul 
Ollinger ?91
Linda and Herbert Rhea?Foy and 
Bill Coolidge
Warren A. Richey?Frank Baker ?85
Grace Amy Seecharan ?00?Katharine 
Muth ?98
Lauren Sefton ?03?The Peddie 
School
Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ?58 and 
David L. Simpson ?58?Foy and 
Bill Coolidge
Maggie Walton Stepp ?08?Kakki and 
Ray Tanner ?57 ?54
Jack H. Taylor ?44?Nikolay Kryukov
Sandi George Tracy?Frank Baker ?85
Carole Pearson Troutt and William E. 
Troutt?Ruth and Charles Cobb ?44
Gay Tate Vekovius?Keyes and Jim 
Tate
Nancy and James Vest?Frank Baker 
?85
Emily Walker ?04?Emily and George 
Walker ?65 ?66
Russell Wigginton ?88?Nancy ?68 
and Jim Langdon
Robert P. Wiles ?08?Rhodes College 
Meeman Center
Jennifer Elizabeth Peebles Wilson 
?01?Marian Craft
Rebecca Wolf ?01?Pat and Theodore 
Wolf
David J. Wottle?Mark Uicker
Franklin Wright?Frank Baker ?85
Memorials and Honoraria continued from page 19
Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008  21
Cloister Society
James T. Watt
Marietta Morris Watt
Tower Society
William H. Maddox
Loyalty Club
Polly Cohen Cooper
Donor
Nancy Haygood Ganier
Class of 1939
Diehl Society Fellow
Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr.
Marjorie Jennings Wunderlich
?
Diehl Society Patron
S. Shepherd Tate
Red & Black Society Associate
Grace Wunderlich Prange
Red & Black Society Member
Elaine Anthony Dooley
Sarah Boothe White
Thomas J. White, Jr.
Loyalty Club
Georgianna Awsumb 
Ensminger
Anne Williford Hasselle
Letitia Montgomery 
Haygood
Donor
Betsye Fowler French
Class of 1940
Red & Black Society Member
Catherine Moore Freeburg
Charles Perry
Loyalty Club
Lillian Love Fisher
Priscilla Shumaker Heard
Virginia Ragsdale Keller
V. Lloyd Parker
Doris Cullings Simpson
Thomas W. Simpson
Mary Hunt Weeks
Donor
Hazel Ward Came
Kurt Elias
Esther Allen Gresham
Eva Williams Jemison
Frances Smithwick Lee
Jane Lederer Northcross
Class of 1941
Diehl Society Patron
Harriette Hollis McLoughlin
Loyalty Club
Ann Bell
Louise Cannon
Diana Wallace Crump*
Eugene Keller, III
Marion Dickson Moorhead
G. Baxter Pouncey
Ruth Lee Pouncey
Donor
Penelope Mielenz Bisbort
Jane Harsh Cecil
Louise Jennings Gagstetter
Nancy Millen Julius
Helen Quenichet Keith
?
John H. Kier, Jr
Evelyn Belcher Pearson
Horace H. Stubblefi eld
Class of 1942
Diehl Society Patron
Russel L. Wiener
Red & Black Society Senior
Edward C. Hermann
Red & Black Society Associate
Grace Meredith Moorhead
Red & Black Society Member
J. W. Andrew
Loyalty Club
Virginia Ann Gates
Justine Klyce Guthrie
James J. Jackson, Jr.
?
Vive Walker Montgomery
Jean Williamson Sights
Frances Babin Wild 
Donor
James A. Cogswell
Martha Small Deason
Margery O?Kelley Lane
Dorothy Jean Laten
Jean Flynn Michael
Jeannette Hollenberg 
Thompson
Wesley M. Walker, Jr.
Class of 1943
Red & Black Society Associate
Julian C. Nall
Eugene C. Reynolds
Tower Society
Katharine Miller Conover*
Roland W. Jones, Jr.
Loyalty Club
Lorraine McMinn Bartlett*
Allen H. Hilzheim
Virginia Knowlton McClure
Samuel E. McFadden, Jr.
Coline T. McGehee
Jane Peete Osborne
Lewis D. Wellford
Virginia Brittingham Worthy
Jessamine Grimes Younger
Donor
Gladys Moore Ellis
George B. Hale
Nell Wright Lara
Beverly McFall Mitchell
F. William Small
Josephine Rhea Thomas
Class of 1944
Red & Black Society Member
Charles P. Cobb*
Agnes Ming Turley*
Dean?s Society
Rufus C. Ross, Jr.*
Cloister Society
Mabel Francis Caldwell
Jack H. Taylor
Tower Society
Nadine Browne Conkey
H. C. Earhart, Jr.
Loyalty Club
Ladye Margaret Craddock 
Arnold
H. David Baldridge, Jr.
Jane Bratton Betz
Corinne Burch Blake
Cham Canon
Irene Trifi atis Cantos
William E. Henderson
Demetra Patton Quinn
Louisa McLean Stephens
Carolyn Tate Walker*
Donor
Ruth Ingram Bader
Patricia Carothers Coldwell
Franklin C. Ellis, Jr.
Morgan C. Fowler
Molly Hawken Lockwood
James M. McDaniel
Beulah Sevier Morris
Margaret Cansler Riley
Sam L. Stephenson
Class of 1945
Red & Black Society Senior
Betty Wilkinson Isbell
Red & Black Society Associate
Frances Uhlhorn 
Wunderlich*
Loyalty Club
Alfred M. Alperin
Henry H. Lanius
Shirley Seagle Prothro
Mary Frances Lynch Walker
Donor
Minor Robertson Broadus
Jane Weilenman Head
Imogene Williamson Kinney
Frances Alford McDonald
John Nicholls Spain
Joy Gallimore Wilson
Class of 1946
Diehl Society Patron
Virginia Ballou McGehee
Red & Black Society Associate
James G. McClure
Red & Black Society Member
B. Snowden Boyle, Jr.
Emily Williamson Haizlip
Jean H. McFadden
Cloister Society
Sara Sparr Taylor
Tower Society
Warrene Buford Ivy
Andrew H. Miller*
Loyalty Club
Helen Williams Billingsley*
John S. Collier
Louise Wilbourn Collier
Hugh C. Hodgson^ 
Mimi Reid Smith
Donor
Richard A. Bolling, Jr.
Pauline Laguzzi Brown
Hugh H. Crawford
Elizabeth Raines Davis
Thomas H. Durham, Jr.
Marie Gooch Hay
Betty Lay Kirby
J. Boyd Maize
Archer Ayres Postlethwaite
Jane Bigger Turner
Howard A. Whitsitt, Jr.
Floy Wooten
Class of 1947
Diehl Society Patron
Ann Pridgen Bailey
Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton
Red & Black Society Member
S. Toof Brown, Jr.
Florence Swepston Snowden
Dean?s Society
Irma Waddell Merrill*
Cloister Society
Harland L. Smith
James R. White*
Tower Society
Julia Wellford Allen
Ann McConnell Reaves
Jane Williams Sides
Loyalty Club
Carol Morris Bowden
Margaret Parsons Douglas
Ernest H. Flaniken*
Alice Scott Marchisio
Katherine Hargrave Nelson
Mary Gideon Schillig
?
*
Jane Davidson Walsh
Mydelle Wilson
Donor
Sarajane Cockrill Blevins
Dorothy Cammer
Mary Frances McDearman 
Daley
Mary Ann Catching Davis
Minnielee Gordon Hale
William C. Kernodle, II
Nancy Woods Muse
Sara Anne Elliott Newton
Wilbur H. Oliphant, Jr.
Peggy Laughter Pera
May Wallace Scarbrough
James K. Schmidt
Nancy Alexander Wilds
Mary Ann Nash Williams
Class of 1948
Red & Black Society Member
John P. Douglas
Cloister Society
William A. Jones, Jr.
Beverly Beane White*
Tower Society
Peggy Baker Cannada
Loyalty Club
J. H. Arnold, Jr.
Joseph C. Eckstine
Regine Bacot Harpole*
Dorette Storn Humphries
Camille Bailey Hutton
Carolyn Cuningham Ivy
Jo Alice Page Johnson*
Julius A. Johnson*
Freeman C. Marr
Martha Carroll McGuire
Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr.
H. Trent Wood
Richard C. Wood
Donor
Sara Ralston Baldridge
Lawrence Beck
Betty Shea Drummond
Samuel R. Fudge
Dorothy Brown Kennedy
Sonya Alperin Krivcher
Billy R. Leach
Elizabeth Anne Love
Barbara Burnett Mussett
Meredith G. Pritchartt
Mary Ann Robertson
Christine Traicoff Rollins
Suzonne Stewart Taylor
Class of 1949
Red & Black Society Associate
Sarah Rook Perkins
Red & Black Society Member
Doris Fenton Blew
Frank S. McKnight
Patricia Caldwell McKnight
Cloister Society
Margaret Loaring-Clark Jones
William J. Wade
Jane King Watson*
Tower Society
Russell E. Bryant
Vinton Cole Hudson
John E. McKee
Bettie Connally Welsh
Loyalty Club
Jane Phelps Arnold
Wilber W. Callihan
Martha Smothers Carroll
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Jane Clay Cash*
William C. Douglas
Cecil E. Evans
Betty Bennett Finley
M. Reith Gewin
Wesley A. Goldfarb
James C. Jeffery
Jeanne Amis Jernigan
Margaret Vickers Ratcliffe
Lois Philpot Sandusky
Mary Nell Campbell Smith
Richard C. Smith
James M. Turner, Jr.
Sue Henry Turner
Donor
Frank H. Berfi eld
Fred Blake, Jr.
Grace Brown
George A. Chauncey
Peggy Marshall Crutcher
Cary Harris Hunt
Sidney F. Kahn
Florence Phyfer Krause
Betty Walker Locke
Betty Canon McArthur
June White McCormick
Gloria Ash Minor
Jean King Moore
Stanley Williamson Mosby
Richard P. Mussett
Martha Birdsong Nickey
John D. Pera
William D. Roberds
John E. Thomas
Suzanne Thomas Tipton
R. Bedford Watkins, Jr.
Class of 1950
Diehl Society Sustainer
Herbert Linville
Diehl Society Patron
C. Stratton Hill, Jr.
Red & Black Society Senior
Ruth Griffi s McCartney
Red & Black Society Associate
Patricia Weaver Lawrence
Red & Black Society Member
Berta Radford Laney
Cloister Society
E. Denby Brandon, Jr
John H. Evans, Jr.
Jane Davis McCain
Tower Society
Gene E. Canestrari*
Martha Jane Jacobs Exum
Emily Rice McLeod
Thomas E. Smith
Anne Davis Toppins
Richard C. Tumilty
Curtis M. Weston
Loyalty Club
Mary Clay Farr Beach*
John T. Bryant*
James D. Caldwell
Mary Ann Ramsey Clarke
William O. Coley, Jr.*
Paul Currie
Helen McGee Dacus
J. Millen Darnell
Robert S. Edington
Gale Martin Evans
Mary B. Howard
Robert L. Montgomery
Paul S. Mostert
Jane McAtee Patterson
Wendell Phillips
C. M. Pipkin
Frank L. Turner, Jr.*
James C. Williamson*
Donor
W. Alan Babin
Rebecca Truax Belknap
Ann DeWar Blecken
Sara Cooper Burnette
Virginia Mead Clark
Faye Tynes Dick
L. Donald Ellis
Jean Bagby Ezzell
Forrest W. Flaniken
Joanne Zahner Flaniken
Betty Robinson Hight
Carroll C. Johnson
Ann Faquin McGuire
Joseph C. Meux
James R. Mulroy
John S. Pyles
Eula Holmes Sanders
Myrle Oliver Scott
Josie Phillips Smith
Thomas W. Taylor
Virginia Mulder Taylor
Bettye Kilgore Terjung
Dorothy Love Turk
Jack D. Vincent
Anne Baggett Wilkes
Class of 1951
Diehl Society Fellow
J. Lester Crain, Jr.
Diehl Society Benefactor
Barbara Howell Hamilton*
One Anonymous Donor
Diehl Society Sustainer
James F. Springfi eld, Sr.
Diehl Society Patron
Mary Jack Rich McCord
Red & Black Society Senior
James T. McDonald, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
James Nelson Clay, III*
Nancy Hill Fulmer
Frances Crouch Perkins
Charles J. Ping*
Patricia Cooper Richardson
Robert P. Richardson, Jr.
John Joseph Thomason
Dean?s Society
William E. Boyce
Cloister Society
Helen Deupree Brandon
June Beasley Mann*
Tower Society
Ronald F. Bunn*
James E. Davis
Herbert W. Eber
Martha Ellen Davidson 
Maxwell
Frances Nix Morgan
R. Christy Morgan
Loyalty Club
T. Reynolds Beal
Sarah Loaring-Clark Flowers
Edward B. Fox, Jr.
Rose Washer Goldfarb 
Mary Catherine Lynn 
Hitchings
Mary Ann Morriss
Mary Holiman Norton*
Martha Gulledge York
Anna Polydouris Zepatos
Donor
Clare Walker Adelson
Gus K. Bell
?
Norma Maddox Bell
Sylvia Bowling
William B. Brazelton, Jr.
Marilyn Green Briggs
Patsy Williams Briggs
Gale Reynolds Clark
John M. Clark, Jr.
William P. Durbin
Antonio P. Elizondo
Robert F. Kirk
J. Howard Lammons
Walter S. Lazenby, Jr.
Eleanor Clarke Miller
Ann Allenberg Rosen
Jeannine Tushek Sessions
Lonnie L. Stanford, Jr.
Roy F. Stratton, Jr.
Granville Tate
Helen Twist Thomas
Milton L. Wray
Class of 1952
Diehl Society Patron
Roscoe A. Feild, Jr.
Sara Jane Bryant Greenlee*
Joy Brown Wiener
Red & Black Society Associate
James E. Ratcliff, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
John A. Austin, Jr.
Ann Rollow Ross
J.D. Trimble, Jr.
Jane Wittichen Williams
Dean?s Society
David B. Short
Cloister Society
Joy Powell Smith
Jane McSpadden Twist
Tower Society
John B. Allen
Elizabeth Hoye Amis
Martha Beggs Orth*
Roy C. Page
Loyalty Club
Robert K. Bennett
Jack R. Blake
A. Ray Bryant
Hattie Edens Bryant
Frances Freeman Burkhead
T. Wayne Deupree, Jr.
Mary Woods Epp
Donald W. Feldman
Nancy Knighten Forrester
Prentice G. Fulton, Jr.
William R. Gentry
Betty Ann McFadden Harvey
Frank A. Hitchings, II
Norma Keisling Holmes
James N. Lapsley, Jr.
Carroll Tuthill Minor
Peggy Pence Schuster*
Benjamin H. Shawhan, Jr.
Marzette Smith Stallings
Rosemary Nelms Stinson
Carole Cocke Todd
H. Reiter Webb, Jr.
Jacqueline Newman 
Williamson*
Donor
M. Robert Aborn
Robert J. Allen
Anne Dean Babin
Eileen Emick Castle
Albert Hobson Clemens, Jr.
Beverly Morris Coleman
Sue Carrell Dallas
Sondra Hull Dixon
Mary Alice Faulk
Janet Canada Fritsch
Steve C. Futris
Gloria Batson Galtney
Sara Campbell Hubeli
Richard F. Kinsinger
Bert F. Kremp
Wanda Jo Henry McDaniel
Ruth Tidwell Mulroy
L. Anderson Orr
Mary Minniece Rush
Helen Faquin Torri
Julia Skinner Williford
Edwin F. Wills
Class of 1953
Diehl Society Sustainer
James T. Robertson
Red & Black Society Partner
Betty Wood Storrs*
Red & Black Society Senior
J. David Alexander, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
C. Allen Cooke
Claire Oates Ping*
Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw*
William C. Threlkeld
George W. Wilson, III*
Cloister Society
E. Wayne Cliffe*
Robert H. Crumby*
Elizabeth Wade Ferris
Elizabeth Collins Swaim
Mary Taylor Todd
Eleanor Brown Weaver
Tower Society
Willie Bow*
Marjoree Russell Bryant
John Turner Gray
Emily Ann Jefferson
Mary Frances Steen Libassi
Charles C. McAllister, Jr.
Mary Myers McMillan*
Don Allison Ramier, Jr.
Joan Smith Ramier
Loyalty Club
Elizabeth Martin Barker
John C. Cuvillier, III
Betty Jo Carter Dodson
William K. Forbes, Jr.
Jane Swaim Fox
John W. Gray, Jr.
Etta Mae Murray Mehler-
Bauer*
David G. Morelock
August Schmitt, Jr.
Robert L. Stewart*
Charles C. Sullivan, III
Betty Jo McCormick Walker
Ann Taylor Walker Waters
Louis J. Weber, Jr.*
J. William Young, Jr.
Donor
C. Douglas Buford, Jr.
Edith Wier Fallis
Anne Talley Fleming
Henry O. Freund
Zoe Theodore Futris
Virginia Fullenwider Gibson
Robert W. Gillmann
Mary Nell Wendt Hardin
Virginia Ozier Heydenreich
Rene LeMarchand
John D. McConnico, III
Clarice Barker McMickle
Judy Mays Parks
Joyce Richards
Elizabeth Johnson Roark
Laura Ozanne Robinson
Edna Knighten Smit
Marjorie Murphy Stoner
?
Mary Dallam Warren
Ann Turner Whitsitt
Class of 1954
Diehl Society Patron
Two Anonymous Donors
Red & Black Society Member
Anne Riley Bourne
Robert I. Bourne, Jr.
Patricia Riegle Morehead
Ray Ulon Tanner
Josephine Taylor Threlkeld
Mary McDonald Wetterau*
Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 21
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Cloister Society
Wade McHenry Hunter
Joseph H. Lawson*
Tower Society
Carolyn Milton Allen
Rebecca Beasley Burr*
David M. Morris
Laura Edington Wakefi eld
Loyalty Club
Elias Collins*
W. Thomas Cunningham, Jr.
Elizabeth Price Johnson
Geraldine Hensley Kohl
Millicent Bunn McAtee
Margaret B. McKee
Viola Deavours Powers
Mary Frances Forbes Reed
Mary Ann Hackleman 
Sturdivant
Sidney R. Vise
Donor
Margaret Hagood Akard
Courtney Crumpton Bacon
R. Wheatley Beard
Paula Richardson Bernstein
John H. Butterworth, III
Ann McAlister Fee
Ann Mary Derrick Gilbert
John L. Gilbert
Geraldine Prichard Kaller
Robert Joseph Lipscomb
Florence Crawford Mayse
Emma Jean Myres McIntyre
Sandol Douglas Patteson
Charles Pittman
Joanne Cunningham Sanders
Barbara Burge Scott
Mary K. Lindsay Street
Martha Holcombe Turbeville
Emily McKay Whitesell
Elizabeth Fisher Wilson
Marilyn Mitchell Wray
Class of 1955
Diehl Society Patron
Mary Rodriguez Wardrop
Red & Black Society Associate
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Red & Black Society Member
Susan Fulmer Austin
Annelle Albritton Clute*
Cloister Society
Julia Johnson Kasch
Tower Society
Polly Baber Bassoni
Elizabeth Walker Hughes*
W. Henry Mosley*
Joe H. Parker
Dorothy Harris Pate*
Margaret Jones Pingree
Martha Spruell Pipkin
Louise Aikin Russell
Loyalty Club
Daniel W. Adams
James E. Aydelotte
William M. Callicott
Vernon Ware Eades
Kathleen Hardison Hodgson
James E. Jones*
R. David Kaylor
F. H. Mitchell
Jeanette Bowen Posey
Carolyn Holiman Samuel
William E. Shenk
Mary Williams Steele
William Newton Todd
Jean McLean Goodson 
Tunnell
Keith K. Wong*
Mary Curtis Xiques
Donor
Peggy Tipton Bright
David W. Chang
Robert H. Deupree
William W. Ford, Jr.
John Bernard Hooker
Dale S. Johnson
Mary Margaret Storck 
Johnston
Will Johnston, Jr.
E. Jeff Justis, Jr.
Sue Farish Kimmel
Mary-Kay Schmidt Mummert
Truman D. Nabors, Jr.
Rachel Gobbel Norment
H. Kirkland Osoinach
Claudia Owen Puryear
Gayle Clark Trautwein
Carolyn Williamson
Class of 1956
Red & Black Society Senior
Catharine Coleman Alexander
Claude B. Trusty*
Red & Black Society Associate
Jane Walters
Red & Black Society Member
Lawrence H. Cater
Venita Saunders Cater
William W. Hunt
George M. Russell
James E. Turner
Cloister Society
Edith Jean Cooper*
Cassandra Ellis Henson
Laurel Speir Witten*
Tower Society
James D. Higgason*
Kathryn Milne Little
J. Bryan Smalley
Rhoda White Smith
Loyalty Club
Suzanne Carter Bjick
David R. Davis
R. Clement Dickey, Jr.
Joe C. Eades, Jr.
J. Rodney Feild
George J. Fischer, Jr.
James R. Gillis, Jr.
Sarah Strong Gilmer
George D. Gracey, Jr.
David M. Hilliard, Jr.
Robert H. Jackson*
Dorothy Henning Kaylor
Frances VanCleave Killpatrick
Geraldine Dozier MacQueen
William G. McAtee
James C. Napier, Jr.
James Howard Thompson
Sarah Jane Seissinger Tice
John K. Wadley
Ann Barr Weems
Donor
Marcia Calmer Beard
Paula Smith Burress
James A. Dees, Sr.
B. H. Farnsworth
Patricia Hastings Gilliom
Nola Nurnberger Hawkinson
Robert L. Hunter
Edna Patton Johnson
Cora Davis McDonnell
John R. McKinney
Erin Moody Morgan
Maida Moore Payne
Nancy Germany Reinker
Thomas E. Richardson
Dorothy Jean Johnson Sales
Charlotte Black Sargent
Elizabeth Bell Smith
Linda Becker Smith
Loyd C. Templeton, Jr.
Peggy Ross Templeton
Sallie Thomas Williford
Class of 1957
Diehl Society Patron
John B. Maxwell, Jr. 
Grace Morris Williamson 
Red & Black Society Associate
Anne Hixon Huff*
Thomas A. Huff*
Suzanne McCarroll Warner 
Erwin Hansch Westmoreland 
Red & Black Society Member
Robert E. McClelland 
Joanna Kindig McKnight*
Kathryn Whitsitt Tanner 
Dean?s Society
William H. McLean*
Ralph V. Turner*
Tower Society
Lady Camille Deaderick 
James E. Eikner, Jr. 
Margaret Ann Fagan Eikner 
Nancy Pickens Higgason*
Jane Burns Campbell Hosay 
John B. Mostellar 
Charles W. Riegle 
Robert M. Rogers 
Jerry Wittmann Weise*
Jane Crutcher Williamson 
Loyalty Club
Charlene Jayroe Allen 
JoAnn Pomeroy Anderton 
Fred K. Beeson 
Harriette Mathewes Beeson 
William B. Burrow 
Richard H. Crawford 
Ann Fakes Gehlmann 
Betty Lunati Grise 
Ellen White Harrell 
George A. Morris, III 
C. Eric Mount, Jr. 
Harriet Byrd O?Neal
Salliejane Dickerson Rainey
Miriam Heard Range
Diana Warren Risher
Gordon Robertson, Jr.
Harrylyn Graves Sallis
Richard W. Teaford
Elizabeth Etter Thomas
Nelie Brown Waller
V. Garrett Wingfi eld
James E. Winslow, Jr.
Donor
Thomas B. Buford, Jr.
Thomas J. Bumpas, Jr.
Margaret Jones Carter
Mary Lewis Casey
Ethel Buck Chamberlain
James W. Colvert
Joan McCabe Day
Ann Marmann Episcopo
John T. Flippin
Selma Plowman Hobby
James W. Sanders
Caroline Cecil Searson
Connie White Stettbacher
Katherine Perry Taylor
Miriam Elizabeth Townshend
Class of 1958
Diehl Society Sustainer
John H. Bryan
Neville Frierson Bryan
Diehl Society Patron
David L. Simpson, III
Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson
Jeanne Scott Varnell
Red & Black Society Senior
Mary Jane Smalley Roberts*
Red & Black Society Member
Joy Magdovitz Bearman
Richard W. Dortch
Ben M. Dukes
Dean?s Society
Susan Robinson McLean*
B. Denton McLellan*
Cloister Society
Henry R. Crais
Betty Chalmers Peyton
Katherine Shoaf Zbinden*
Louis H. Zbinden, Jr.*
Tower Society
Charles W. Blake
Jettie D. Bowen, Jr.
Nancy Carter Burnidge*
Albert S. Crigler, III*
Jack T. Cunningham
H. Richard Jones, Jr.*
Eugene Eaton McKenzie
Carolyn Caldwell Rogers
Robert N. Templeton
Paul M. Thompson*
Loyalty Club
Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy
William E. Carrell 
Marilyn Hammond Gallagher
Martha Sigler Guthrie
Milton L. Knowlton
Lewis R. Murray, Jr.
Roy D. Rainey, Sr.
Betty Ann Russell
Claire Sebralla Saino
Arnold L. Schroeter*
Linda Hardesty Schroeter*
Jane Dean Sohm
Jerry D. Tate
Mary Latta Whiteaker
P. W. W hiteaker
Suzanne Williams Winslow
Donor
Sarah Adams Abernethy
John U. Biedenharn
W. J. Michael Cody
Claire Tansey Coleman
Mark R. Coleman, Jr.
Catherine Earle Cortelyou
Matthew D. Curland
Estella Wilson Dixon
Betty Jean Payne Dorris
Elinor Smith Fitzgerald
David H. Hollis
Louise Morrison Kennon
Marguerite Caldwell McCarty
Beverly Smith Pugh
Thomas E. Reed
Ellen Reagan Richardson
Charles E. Somervill
Jane Barr Stump-Green
Joanne Williams Wilhite
Class of 1959
Diehl Society Fellow
J. L. Jerden 
Red & Black Society Member
Robert B. Blumer*
Eva Mae Duncan Hussey
Carol Ann Greaves Rockett
Diane McMillan Wellford
Walker L. Wellford, III
Cloister Society
Gayden Rasberry Jones
Theodore B. Sloan
Thirza Mobley Sloan
Frank F. Splann, Jr.*
Edwin W. Stock, Jr.
Tower Society
Ann Mack Boles
Sara Jean Jackson
Happy Snowden Jones
Michael B. Lupfer
Claude Ashton McMillion
Phyllis Williams Mostellar
John A. Oxley
Richard A. Park
Loyalty Club
Charles T. Ames, III
Joan Waggoner Bacchus
E. Allen Barnhardt
Betsy Sloan Barrett
Keith D. Buckley
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Nora Petersen Buckley
Mary Alice Masters Carrell
Mary Belle Miller 
Cunningham
Betty Sims Damewood
Oran B. Dent
Jo Anne Bullard Dunnam
Ann Watkins Evans
Elizabeth E. Stafford-Farmer
Fyke Farmer, Jr.
Ralph C. Gore
Charles L. Hammett
Merelyn Davis Hammett
Betty Jo Gillmore Haynie
Anne Underwood Johnson
Sally Stockley Johnson
Daniel P. Logan, Jr.
Truly Brown Mount
Jane Aquino Osuga
Barbara Bondurant Pelot
Joseph A. Sullivan
Joan Dawson Wallace
Bill C. Weber
Lucy Raines Wilkinson
Sue Osenbaugh Williams
Michael Anne Condon 
Zimmerman*
Donor
Jane Alexander Biedenharn
Patricia Oberbillig Bogan
James L. Breazeale, II
William L. Dees
Diana Rhodes Ford
Lynn Jaseph Jones
Nancy Newcome Jones
Jane Barker Konitz
W. Larry Lacy
Virginia Johnson McDonald
Bobbie Carney Paradise
Sally Dame Roberds
Sandra Andrews Robertson
Nancy Wickersham Rohloff
Thomas O. Schrodt
Mary Farish Sharp
Marguerite Livingston Stone
Carol Barbour Sumrall
Sandra Calmer Toenes
Terry M. Turner
Nancy Wooddell Warlick
Robert F. Welsh
Class of 1960
Diehl Society Benefactor
Morris T. Reagan*
Diehl Society Sustainer
L. Allen Reynolds
Red & Black Society Member
Kimbrough Baxter Henley*
Raymond F. Henley
John E. Hixon
James D. Petersen
Mary Crouch Rawson
Lynda Lipscomb Wexler
Dean?s Society
Corinne Ridolphi Nienhuis*
Cloister Society
Virginia Sims Bare
Rebecca Davis Knack
Jackie Ruth Eichold Montag
Ann Vines Roberts
John L. Streete*
Tower Society
Glenda Taylor Addington
John M. Alford
Diana L?heureux Allen
Jo Lynn Palmer Allen*
Carole Jean Hobbs Anderson
Deanne Runyon Irvine
Gwynne Salmon McKenzie
Margaret Stewart McMillion
Janet McKenzie Nix
H. Jerry Peters
Ruth Burrow Peters
Leslie W. Read
Ann Myers Redus
Carol Ann Quade Smalley
Rann L. Vaulx
Loyalty Club
Marilynn Smith Ames
Ann Jappe Bjorklund
Charlotte Peterson Carrell
Finis D. Carrell
Charlotte Frist Chesnutt
James D. Curtis
John A. Daniel
E. Tom Elam
J. Woodrow Forbes, Jr.
Connie Kitley Goddard
Annelle Gandy Gracey
Jacqueline Ferguson Holmes
Jon C. Jenkins
Karen Boyce Logan
Margaret Elizabeth Lowe
Caroline Gibbs MacQueen
Carolyn S. McClurkan
Thomas N. Moody*
David H. Moreau
Frank G. Morris, Jr.
Anne Ford Robinson
Jerald F. Robinson, Sr.
Harris Rotman
Jean Stock Rumph*
Jack C. Sanford
Nelly Galloway Shearer
Jon A. Simpson*
Patricia Annette Taylor
Donor
Nancy Koehn Bond
James E. Botsford
Anne Uhlhorn Broadfoot
Ruth Strough Clelland
A. Don Cross
Katherine McCollum Eddings
Sandra Bain Fink
Sharon Lea Gaskill
Faye Combs Gray
Peggy Hiller Harris
John D. Hettinger
Beryl Friddle Looney
M. Robert Mansfi eld
Sandra Marwood McGlade
James B. McIntyre
Beverly Dotson Owen
Dale N. Pfl ug
Joan Warren Priest
Nadine McKinley Runsick
Carolyn Atkinson Sitra
John W. Somervill
Joyce Walne Warner
Carolyn Howard White
Class of 1961
Red & Black Society Partner
Jerald M. Duncan*
Red & Black Society Senior
Margaret Ruyl McTier
Red & Black Society Associate
Harry L. Swinney
Red & Black Society Member
George W. Awsumb
Dean?s Society
Mary Allie McColgan 
Baldwin*
Cloister Society
Sam L. Drash*
Tower Society
Janice Chapin Buchanan
Mary Jane Coleman Gentry
Willis B. Howard, Jr.*
Allen H. Hughes
Marily Davis Hughes
Verdie H. Nix, Jr.
Diane Goodman Sachs
Loyalty Club
Robert L. Barret
Marcia Wooten Barstow
Bruce W. Burr
Jocelyn Agnew Camp
Mary Morton Adams Castor
Edward H. Henderson
Dorothy McCaleb Hutchinson
Fay Quinn Isele
Mary Joy Prichard Knowlton
Charlotte Barbarin McPheeters
Hugh McPheeters, Jr.
Lela Garner Noble
Nancy Hodges Roberson
Suellyn Scott Ruffi n
Judith Glisson Snowden
Mary Elizabeth McCharen 
Streete
Patricia Eason Westerman
Geraldine Knight White
Donor
Claire Robertson Cranford
Nancy Henson Daniel
Margaret Haigler Davis
Daisi Jean Menzies Finley
Carolyn Orr Foster
Betsy Henderson Graham
Adele Wolf Grilli
Anita Moose Hampson
John D. Hungarland, Jr.
W. Harvey Jenkins, Jr.
James T. Johnston
Elizabeth Best Jones
Maxine Sewell Lindseth
William T. Robinson
Martha Barret Schneider
Sarah Maxfi eld Smither
Emma Young Thompson
Jack L. Thompson, III
Bert R. Tuggle
Mary Katherine Whitworth
Sandra Lee Winter
Class of 1962
Diehl Society Patron
William H. Jacoway
Red & Black Society Member
Nancy Haynes Blumer*
Mary Frances Buxton Cotham
Jack D. Herbert
Kathryn Smallwood Jacobus
John Jacobus
David L. McAdoo
Thomas J. White, Jr.
Cloister Society
Glenn T. Hays
William G. Mankin*
Gwendolyn Bell Riley
Tower Society
Genevieve Johnston Clay
Robert L. Echols
Marlene Peeples Howard*
Mary Susan Huffman
David B. Johnson
Barbara Bell Lawrence
R. Chris Mays, Jr.
Gretchen Smith Rich
Catherine Liddell Skapura
Michael H. Truscott
Loyalty Club
Edwin W. Albright
Marvin E. Bailey
William A. Campbell
Diane McCullough Clark
James G. Cloud
Pete Cornish
Margaret Welsh Curlovic
Marilyn Stewart Daniel
Zama Blanchard Dexter
James S. Gray
Helene Ninette Griffi th
H. Martin Hartzog
Carolyn Haigler Ikenberry
Paul Jackson, Jr.
Duke K. McCall, Jr.
Randolph P. Pickell
Mary Worth Burton 
Robertson
Thomas M. Scott, Jr.
Juanita Ann Shettlesworth
Jane Cook Shipp
Noble R. Walker
Frank D. Weathersby
Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg
Donor
Ellen Holmes Baer
Margaret Minyard Dement
W. Ray Fleming
Marjorie Boone Flowers
Ralph A. Foster
Joy Ann Howard Hennessey
Martha Gooch Hogrefe
R. Charles Hogrefe
Martha Myatt Hooper
June Johnston Hungarland
Mary Jo Evans Lundy
Robert S. Maclin, III
Ann Fumbanks Mayo
Franklin S. McCallie
Catherine Mixon
Mary Simpson Morgan
Warren G. Nance
Anne Thomas Phillipy
John C. Portwood
Sarah Mitchell Preddy
Delma Klotz Robinson
Donna Jo Miles Smith
Mary Ann Stewart Somervill
C. Warren Thompson, Jr.
Joseph W. Thweatt
Patricia Hall Webb
Class of 1963
Diehl Society Patron
C. Williams Butler, III
Sarah Pickens Waller
David D. Watts
Red & Black Society Senior
Aubrey A. Smith, Jr.
Red & Black Society Associate
Tsutomu Kawazoe
Red & Black Society Member
Betsy Breytspraak Awsumb
John S. Cherry, Jr.
Sue Dean Langfi tt*
David E. Lindsey
Thomas M. Lowry, III
John D. McCharen
John C. Stepan
Cloister Society
William K.B. Potts*
Tower Society
Janice Lowi Horn
C. Easley Hoy*
Bettye Claire Eaton Lynn
Jean-Pierre Potel
Charles A. Rich
James A. Warden
Doreen Vernotzy Williams
Loyalty Club
William V. Arnold
Eleanor Powers Bowman
Frances Steward Bryan
Lynnette Humphreys 
Campbell
James R. Crawford
Dudley Weaver Davis*
Francis C. Davis, Jr.
Robert W. Fey, Jr.
Bernie R. Goler
William D. Harwood
Cynthia Jane Hawes
Paul T. Hicks^
William Council Holmes
Barbara Hollingsworth 
Knowles
Ian W. Mathison
Morris S. McCastlain, Jr.
Charles W. McCrary
F. William McKay, Jr.*
Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 23
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Susan Stone Overholser
Jere E. Pierce*
Kathryn Crow Rubenstein
L. J. Sarber, Jr.
Marjorie Wild Selvidge
Susan Hunter Suggs
Margaret Martin Wheeler
Donor
Carol Burchell Alves
Nancy Rhodes Archer
Philip G. Baer
Janice Edla Baker
Ann Fuller Bendall
Lewis E. Bratton, Jr.
Mallory Chamberlin, Jr.
Fredricka Crawley 
Cunningham
Doris Sharp Dark
Ann Tutwiler Dwyer
G. Goodloe Early, Jr.
Irwin H. From
Susan Louise Fullilove
Josephine Knight Hirschman
Glenlee Ferguson James
Beth Poe Kissling
Emily Hatcher Landreth
Lynn Beasley Langley
Louise Ferguson Lockhart
Bernard E. McAfee, Jr.
Laurie Kruger Mears
Blair Gilmer Meeks
M. Douglas Meeks
Harry M. Moffett, III
Mary Lou Growdon Peterson
Patience Moore Rall
John F. Rice, Jr.
Leslie Buchman Richardson
S. Frank Smith, Jr.
Martha Terrell Weatherford
J. Perry White
George A. Wilson
Class of 1964
Red & Black Society Associate
Marilyn Ann Meyers
Red & Black Society Member
Wynona Gillmore Crosby
William Mason Holmes, Jr.
K. C. Ptomey, Jr.
Dean?s Society
Thomas E. Lappage
Cloister Society
E. Boyd Ellison, Jr.
Eleanor Lawrence Geiger
Thomas L. Geiger
Katherine Harriett James*
Elizabeth Currie Williams
Tower Society
Meredith Wilson Creekmore
L. Dossett Foster*
J. Charles Jernigan
Patricia Dickson Jones
Challace Joe McMillin
Mary Louise Quinn McMillin
Gail Hoover Parrish
Mary Mansell Pope*
Ann Evans Williams
Loyalty Club
John E. Arehart
Lynn Drew Bartlett
Kay Reynolds Blair
R. Leon Carroll, Jr.
A. Doyle Cloud, Jr.
David P. Cooper
Elizabeth Saunders Cooper
John M. Dean, Jr.
Susan Horton Gray
Hayden J. Kaden
Judith Crow McColgan
William L. McColgan, Jr.
Joan Herbert Murchison
Robert A. Orr, Jr.
Mary Lynn Cooper Polk*
Thurman A. Ragar, Jr.
Judith Hollingsworth 
Robinson
Anne Smith Sarber
LeRoy A. Selvidge
Randall B. Shepard, Jr.
Rebecca Moore Tomlinson
Gerald L. Vaughan
Sandra Ferrell Vaughan
Robert W. Wells, II
Rose Mary Hoye Wells
Brenda Hickman West*
Robert W. West, III*
William M. Wilson, III
Alabel May Wiser
Nancy Wasell Work
Donor
Elizabeth Moore Ayrer
Patricia Bowen Butler
Susan Patton Crawford
Chris F. Drago
Dorritte Evans Early
Gerald Fong
Joseph Graham, Jr.
Joanne Matthews Harrison
Tamma Lehmann Havercamp
Willene Langley Hendon
Patricia Gladney Holland
Cyril E. Hollingsworth, Jr.
Franklin M. Hurst
A. Dale Ledbetter
Sharon Lupfer Nardo
Frances Freeman Paden
Sharon Gordon Stoakes
Rockwell P. Ward
Class of 1965
Red & Black Society Associate
Lawrence E. Evans*
Benjamin F. Ward, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
Joseph H. Autry, III
Senter Crook
Thomas H. Durff
Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey
John W. McQuiston, II
Robbie Walker McQuiston
Cloister Society
Anne Oglesby Carr
Frances Phillips Potts*
Tower Society
Charles W. Brandon, III*
William Brent Casey
C. Terrell Deaton
John M. Flippin
Nancy Glenn Green
William C. Hunt, Jr.
Patricia Dunn Jarrett
Guilford Jones, II
Murray Rasberry Jordan
Judith Moody LePara
Joyce Anne Moore
Reba Kay Wright
Loyalty Club
Marguerite Ward Autry
Arlene Lebovitz Averbuch
Jan Hockaday Baudoin
Karen Hardy Bell
Frances Buck Bobbitt*
C. William Bodie
William S. Boyd, Jr.
Joshua G. Brown, III*
Sara Means Callaway
Betty Wilby Carroll
Mary Elizabeth Christian
Anne Moore Clements
James L. Collier
James G. Couch
Linda Davis Couch
Joanne Peters Davis
Jamie Murff Dent
Joe A. Dycus
Patricia Butterworth Egger
James H. Fall, III
Gloria Cornell Felsenthal
E. Carl Fisher
Myrna Kathryn Schaap Fouts
Florence Chalker Godat*
Patricia Thomason Hargrave
Roger L. Hart
James C. Head
Bruce E. Herron
Jeanne Wertz Kerridge
Janie Stone McCrary
Thomas A. McKay
Sara Lee Mixon McPhillips*
D. Cameron Murchison, Jr.
Loxie Marshall Musgrove
Robert H. Packer
George M. Perrine
Mary McQueen Porter
Charie Bowman Reid
Judith Willett Rosenquist
Robert L. Sessum
Vivienne Guest Strickler
Lynn Smith Watson
Edward M. Williams
Donor
Ronald T. Allen
Sallie Steele Aman
Jerry P. Black, Jr.
Berney McInnis Bridges
Bobbi Suzanne Burns
Terri Skinner Chadwick
Nancy Speer Chambers
Sally Kindig Clark
Paul L. Cox
Martha Neff Dane
Theresa Webster Davis
Andrew J. Donelson, Jr.
Kathleen Sohm Farmer
Patricia Ellen Ferguson
Lou Ellyn Hindman Griffi n
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall
Teri Tidwell Hornberger
Virginia Lowry Ives
Tony B. Jobe
Mary Darwin Johnson
Margaret Frye Kemp
Nell Buie Lanier
Mary Hunt Weeks Loovis
Robert A. McLean
William S. Morrison, III
Jane Adams Nichols
Jo Anne Wilkins Rankin
Sidney D. Selvidge
James E. Shelton
Elizabeth Wallis Shippen
Jane Doughtie Taylor
Betty Cole Thompson
Lee Litwiller Thompson
Mary Edith Redus Walker
Martha Dunmire White
Class of 1966
Red & Black Society Senior
Raymond E. Bye, Jr.
Walter B. Howell
Robert M. Wild, Jr.*
Red & Black Society Member
H. William Allen, III
Katherine Willis Allen
R. Bradford Camp, Jr.
Judith Simono Durff
Joanna Coss Higdon
Claire Campbell Massey
Vern E. McCarty*
Lynn Morrow Ward
Carol Pickens White
Cloister Society
William G. Cobb, Jr.
Virginia Taylor Drash*
Margaret Jean Gatz
Larrie Del Daniel Martin
Tina Beatty McWhorter*
Carole Ann Montgomery*
Tower Society
Charles F. Bagley, III
Thomas A. Bowman
Bonnie Eleanor Davis*
Frances Griswold Doyle
Willard N. Doyle
John M. Gardner, III
Sammy Ann Primm Marshall
Joe M. McCord*
Allen D. Mills*
Paula Breland Myers*
James Travis Stull, Jr.
Isabell T. VanMerlin
Loyalty Club
Robert M. Blade
Thomas Alexander Buford
Susan Fisher Cheairs
Mary Jordan Coe
F. Alan Cummings
Julia Ries Dale
Frederick C. Ferguson
Cheryl Gurley Followell
Layne Beaumont Gaines
Thomas F. Gaines, III
Mary Chase Gore*
Elizabeth Walker Hudson
Dixie DeMoville Johnson
Katherine McDonald 
Kallaher
Rebecca Smith Kissel
Alton L. Lightsey, Jr.
Kittye Held Mason
Robert E. Morris
Susan Mayer Pauls
Lee Pevsner
Robert E. Pineo
Martha Hunter Shepard
Frederick J. Sheppard, III
Anne McCampbell Simpson
William K. Weber
Betty Sue Dean Weninger
Nancy Jackson Williamson
Donor
Delia Dunlap Blackstone
James C. Butler, II
Kathleen French Campbell
Russell J. Didelot
Julie Best Erwin
James T. Houts, Jr.
Martha Lockwood
Robert M. Morse
Virginia Smith Nearn
Nelda Smith Pierce
Maxine Mitchel Rice
Susan Reaves Richardson
Carol Frances Simpson
Kelly S. Thomas, Jr.
Richard K. Thomas
Carolyn Crane Walker
George L. Walker
Martha Overholser Whitney
Myrna Adams Whitt
Class of 1967
Diehl Society Patron
John R. Pharis*
Red & Black Society Senior
Carole L. Branyan
Nancy Cox Howell
John R. Tilton
Red & Black Society Associate
William H. Edington
Samuel C. Highsmith
Red & Black Society Member
Olivia DeLoach Baker
Do Ann Johnson Falk
Arch C. Johnston
Arnold Hey Pittman
Charlotte Lebo Ray
Murray H. Wright*
Cloister Society
Edward R. Atkinson, Jr.
David W. Blankenship
Susan Head Osoinach
Tower Society
Jerry M. Bradfi eld*
Kathleen Davis Bradfi eld*
W. A. Breytspraak*
J. Timberman Carssow
James P. Cole
Judith Alexander Hunt
Gail Elaine Jennings
Mary Anderson Mehrle
Robert K. Mehrle
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Douglass E. Post, Jr.*
C. V. Scarborough, Jr.
Garry L. Sharp
Joseph H. Walker, III
William H. Wilson
William H. Wingo
Loyalty Club
George R. Abraham
Ellen Woodruff Batchelor
Lucy Hill Black
Anna McLean Blade
Annette Anderson Bowen
Elizabeth Boyd
William T. Buchanan
Jeanne Hope Jacobs Buckner
Coralu Danner Buddenbohm
Albert A. Burk, Jr.
Janie Baxter Carloss
Joseph N. Clarke, Jr.
Tandy Goodlett Cobb
David A. Cotton
J. Arnold Drennen
Amelia Mary Duquette
W. Aaron Foster
Margaret Rose Gladney
Pamela Richardson Hays
C. Ray Henley
Jennifer Bird Henley
Mary Ann Rambo McDow
Ann Dannenberg McKay*
John E. Meeks
Patricia King Meeks
Elizabeth Pevsner Polanka
James A. Sullivan
Carol Wertz Sutter*
Lisa Meredith 
VanLandingham
Michael W. Whitaker
Martha Dee Lynch White
Peggy Hays Williams
Carol Calaway Wilson
Donor
Mary Jo Burns Breen
Gilvia Flanagan Brown
Jane Maxey Brown
Larry R. Churchill
Emily Thomason Freeman
Sally Goodman Grafl und
Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler
William L. Heiter, Jr.
Donald M. Hollingsworth
Eleanor Jackson Howe
Anne Thacker Lueke
Anne Fraser Martin
Leigh Moore O?Rourke
Kristin Ada Pruitt
Jane Carol Ramsey
Wayne C. Shelton
Susan Livingston Smith
Martin E. Smithers
Carole Gibbs Whitehead
Charlotte Bringle 
Wilkerson
Class of 1968
Red & Black Society Partner
William H. Davis, Jr.*
Red & Black Society Senior
Priscilla Hinkle Ennis
John H. McMinn, III
Luther J. Nussbaum
S. Gwin Robbins, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
Barbara Lesh Borleske
Jennifer Fey Edmonds
Mackie H. Gober
Walter E. Lydick, Jr.
Dorothy Johnson Pounders
Louis R. Pounders
Carol Ann Colclough 
Strickland
Sidney J. Strickland, III
Dean?s Society
Catherine Prouty Horn*
Cloister Society
Susan Duke Woods*
Tower Society
Patricia Black Allen*
Stephen H. Cole
Michael Henry DeShazo*
Lee Michael English*
Teak W. Martin, Jr.*
Mary Louise O?Kelly*
W. Michael Richards
Gibson P. Stroupe, Jr.*
Loyalty Club
Audrey Kennedy Brown
Carey H. Bryan
Nora Harvin Buchanan
Stephen A. Caldwell*
Alan Catmur
J. Perry Cowden*
Duncan V. Crawford
Ann Lindley Darden
Sarah Winborn Davis*
C. Whitman Deacon*
Suzanne Troth Donaldson
Alan Ensminger
Alexander T. Gafford
Gail Seabrook Ganier
C. Lee Giles
Steven C. Gould
George S. Hazard, Jr.
Linda Harkrider Hutton
David M. Kilgore
Laura Crawford Kinkle
John W. Larson
Judith Adams Larson
David A. Lehmann
Susan C. Lucas
B. Hayes McCarty
Carolyn Bruninga McGough
Carol Snowden Morris
John C. Neiman
Judith Rose Owen
Jo Matthews Pine
John C. Pine
Linda Boyd Pineo*
C. Frank Potter
Ellen Brown Rust
Robert W. Rutherford
Mary Lee Sweat
Adrain L. Taylor, Jr.
John R. Tisdale
William D. Turner
J. Otey Walker, III
Elizabeth Liddon Whitehurst
Sarah Darden Williams
Donor
Scott A. Arnold, III
W. Carter Bryars, Jr.
Stephen L. Carey
Mary Jane Riegler Cheatham
Sandra Wade Churchill
B. Bruce Cook, Jr.
Katherine Ireys Diehl
Eloise Pickard Hanna
Janelle Hood Haseman
Barbara Derrick Hawkes
David R. Hawkes
Margaret Anne Hooker
Nancy Patton Langdon
Ellen Plants Massey
Jane Mando Meeks
Kathryn Wood Mixon
Olive Crudup Murrie
Robert Lester Noell
Carl R. Nuckolls
Dana Adams Powell
Lois Estes Ruleman
Daudet Johnston Schreurs
E. Lee Secrest, III
Susan Louise Thornton
Drucilla Thom White
Bettye Wexler Williams
Class of 1969
Diehl Society Fellow
William J. Michaelcheck
Diehl Society Patron
Janet Emery Pattillo
Red & Black Society Senior
C. Bradford Foster, III
Susan Hoefer Foster
James L. McElroy
Red & Black Society Member
K. Wyatt Engwall
Jane Campbell Gober
John S. Hille
Tansill Heslip Hille
Eleanor Rosson Kennedy
John L. Kennedy
Rebecca Wynn Weiler
Linda Kay Yates
Dean?s Society
Sue Dunn Hall
Cloister Society
Patricia Cooper Hayley
William B. Hayley
Aurelia Wammack Michaels
Craig W. Murray
John K. Osoinach
William P. Stepp, Jr.*
Tower Society
Susan Gladden Atkins
David W. Griffi n
Roy Kulp, Jr.
Courtland Mobley Lewis
Kevin L. Nicholas
Elizabeth Shipp Nott
Richard Raspet*
McLaurin Smith
Marcus E. Wertz, III
Loyalty Club
H. Neil Arnold, Jr.*
Linda Harrell Bair
Robert A. Bell, II
Mickey R. Brigance
Morgan W. Bunch, III
Sue Brown Bunch
Joseph S. Clift, Jr.
Kenneth M. Cushing
Ruth Carolyn Duck
Sally Stone Everett
Stephen A. Glassell
A. David Hall
Chester A. Heard
Kathleen Cogswell House
Nell Elmore Johnston
Alonzo P. Kersey, III
Nancy Lanford Keyes
Jack T. Lassiter
Nancy Claire Lee
Jeanne Shearer Mead
J. William Mead
Marilyn Gates Meeks
Marion Birge Morgan*
Patricia Jackson Peay
W. L. Pendergrass, III
Judith James Potter
Martha Lee Ramsey
Frances Power Rice
Melinda Gill Rutherford
James M. Vardaman, Jr.
Melinda Gates Weber
Cynthia Vincent Wehling
William E. Wehling
J. Douglass Williams
Peggy Fritsch Woolley
Claude H. Workman, III
Sandra Pugh Wright
John A. Zachry
Shirley McClanahan Zachry
Donor
Terry L. Bitner
Robert L. Bowman
Florence Wolf Calaway
Claudia Cooper Cook
Paul W. Cooper
Samuel T. Cooper, Jr.
Linda Blackard Cowden
Searcy Lawler Cunningham
Miller Murry Delgadillo
George B. Elder
Martha Bettis Gee
Janice Donelson Goddard
John W. Gorski
Ann Marie Hudson Hanlon
Gerald L. King, Jr.
Katherine Word King
Walker L. McGinnis
Gloria Brown Melton
James C. Murphy
Carol Caldwell Newman
Robert P. Orr
Margaret Boothe Paydar
Paul William Peck, Jr.
H. Davis Powell, Jr.
R. Rascoe Rhea
Sonja Hall Sanes
Kenneth L. Stanley
Dale N. Underwood
Steven R. Walker
Linda Emigh Warren
David E. Wheat
Class of 1970
Diehl Society Patron
Richard H. Eckels*
Red & Black Society Member
A. Bruce Parker
Martha Irene Pedersen
Rosemary Wood Potter
Deborah Sale
Gayle Scott Storey*
James W. Thomas, II
Dean?s Society
Jere B. Fones
Cloister Society
Bruce R. Lindsey
Tower Society
G. Hudson Andrews, Jr.*
John Timothy Atkinson
Natilee Murrey Duning
J. Tim Edwards
Frances Zambie Kummer
R. Bradfi eld Kummer
Janet Wilson Markland
Pamela Pitts McNeer
Nancy Shelton Nelson
Martha Williamson Rimmer
Loyalty Club
B. Fred Bodie
James A. Brinson
Trudy Reed Brown*
Anne Hord Calhoun
Leilani Collins
Guy M. Cooley
William H. Dale, Jr.
Martha Kate Frick*
Andrew E. Gaston*
Kenneth H. Graeber
Linda Elizabeth Henson
Jacquelyn Ann Holden
Nicholas H. House, III
Elizabeth Phillips Kirkpatrick
William Lyons
N. Randall Mullins
Carolyn Wagner Neiman
Susan Kay Ogden
William R. Patterson
W. Joel Pedigo, Jr.
Linda Sue Pilcher
Nancy Meadows Raymond
Elizabeth Ridings Scheidt
Gary K. Scheidt
Maryet Swire Senterfi t
Ann Barber Snyder*
Nancy Margaret Sorrells
C. W. Stacks
Cynthia Gladney Steele
Randall B. Sunday*
Thomas H. Talbot, Jr.
Cynthia Ford Tisdale
Lynn McEntire Vogt
Gary L. Waltemath
Steven C. Whited
Browder G. Williams
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John S. Winford, III
Thomas J. Wolff
Donor
Thomas G. Allen
John H. Callow
John A. Dietrichs
Ronald W. Eades
Hardy S. Green, Jr.
Martha Richardson Hodges
Susan Beach Hutchison
Barbara Condra King
William J. Maguire
Wallace H. Mayton, III
Mary Lou McCloskey O?Keefe
Michael D. Patton
Anne Kristofferson Purdy
Suzanne Chadwick Rowntree
Leburn E. Sharp
J. Michael Storey
Patricia Simpson Terry
Frederick N. Toma
Joyce McConnell Underwood
William L. Wharton, III
H. George Wood, Jr.
Larry N. Woodard
Class of 1971
Diehl Society Fellow
Carmen Webb Anderson
Ronald K. Anderson
Diehl Society Sustainer
Daniel B. Hatzenbuehler*
Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler*
Diehl Society Patron
Laila Adams Eckels*
Red & Black Society Senior
Harry P. Ogden
Red & Black Society Member
J. Allen Boone, Jr.
J. Robert Farrell*
Donna Kay Fisher
Nancy Jaco Golden
Nancy Hope Lenox
Bouldin A. Marley, Jr.*
Laura Beth Whittemore Parker
Deborah Nichol Pittman
John R. Satterthwaite*
Dean?s Society
James N. Compton
Cloister Society
John H. Churchill*
Henry H. Davis, III
William D. Hollings, Jr.
N. Houston Parks
Gary T. Patton
Bonnie Isaksen Trahan
Susan K. Van Dyck
Jeff I. Williams, III
J. Robert Woods, III*
Tower Society
John J. Carter, Jr.
Margaret Barton Chancey
Jack A. Childers, Jr.*
John W. Evans, Jr.
Frances Ruth Foster
Charles F. Jones
Lucy Cuningham Lee*
Richard W. Miller, Jr.
James B. Mills
Derrick Robert Livingston 
Moore*
J. Thomas Morgan
Susan McNeely Nicholas
J. Frederick O?Bryant
Hannah Simmons Pickworth
J. Michael Ripski*
R. Ryder Tipton, III
Loyalty Club
J. Barron Boyd, Jr.
Leigh N. Brasington
David L. Carter*
Peter F. Casparian
Margaret Nussbaum Cooley
Daisy Lee Craddock*
Carol Anne DeForest
Robert P. Doolittle
Charles M. Durham
M. Cary Fowler, Jr.
C. Bradford Green
Gordon S. Greeson, Jr.
Robin Wellford Greeson
Linda Phelps Hackmeyer
Stephen D. Hammond
H. Hadley Hury, Jr.
Ellen Osterbind Jonassen
Kim K. Kersey
E. Bobby Kleier, Jr.
S. Bruce Levine*
W. David Lloyd
Richard W. McLean
Nancy Alleene McLendon
James R. Mulroy, II
Lynda Campbell Penny
Melinda Smith Raley
John H. Rone
William M. Short
Jerome T. Stauffer
Kittie Johnson Stauffer
Jack R. Stevens
Bettie Michele Sumara
Minor C. Vernon
Donor
James D. Anderson
Elizabeth Lazear Bingley
Betty Peebles Chapman
Catherine Breytspraak Cousins
Stephen B. Crump
Meri Rappaport Cunningham
Christine Southard Darnall
Carroll Broadus Delaney
F. Michael DeSalvo
Genyth Smith DeSalvo
James F. Dick
Lillian Aivazian Eades
John A. Flaniken, III
Karen Elyda Francis
Anne Wyly Gilfoil
Richard S. Heien
Klaus F. Heimburg
Beverly Cole Hooker
Jo Atkinson Jones
Stephen E. Kendrick
William C. Matthews, Jr.
R. Shannon McDonald
Nancy Gist Moody
Alice Cockroft Oates
William G. Ramsey
Janis Sue Richardson
Ann Brown Strain
Anne Wiggs Vallance
Class of 1972
Diehl Society Patron
W. Michael Doramus
Red & Black Society Associate
Carl G. Dury, II
Red & Black Society Member
P. Ross Bandy
Susan Smith Cain
Emmel B. Golden, Jr.
Patricia Ann Lane
Sarah Horne Nolan
Cloister Society
H. Grady Marlow, III
E. Todd Robbins
Thad S. Rodda, Jr.
Tower Society
Timothy D. Ables
Elaine VanAuken Atkinson
Karen Shaw Burch
Dorwyn Wayne Croom, II
Olivia Barton Ferriter
Priscilla Lientz Horne
William E. Jefferson, III
Catherine Orr Luccock
Carol Ann MacCurdy*
Marcia Easker Miller
Marianne Curtis Mussett*
A. Warner Phelps, Jr.
Joe C. Rutledge
Loyalty Club
Alice Cartwright Allen
Denise Henderson Bollheimer*
Hannah Elise Boon
Jane Butler Braxley
Rebecca Howington Curtis
Nancy Chadick Dale
Lynn McKinney Davis
W. Glenn Davis
Frederick M. Dick, II
R. Cecil Dorman
Sandra Cook Durham
Clay P. Farrar
Ellen Moorhead Fennell
Leslie Wineland Goss
Paulette Grayson Hammond
Ellinor Goldman Howard*
Allen O. Jones, Jr.*
Hershel S. Lipow
Karin Nelson McAnlis
Robert M. Riley, III
Glenn A. Sowell
Joanne Glover Sowell
Claude Wilson-Stayton
Donor
Betty Blade Antrican
Kathryn Campany Assaf
Stephen L. Black
Susan Lee Eschenbrenner
Mark E. French
Loyce Jan Graham
Martha Nance Howell
Barbara James Jones
Samuel N. Jones
Lindsay Abbott Mayton
James R. McCain
Susan Schaeffer
Ralph M. Sudderth, III
Barbara Drumright Walton
H. Alexander Yeilding
Linda Hall Yoakum
Class of 1973
Diehl Society Patron
Jennifer Worsham Newman
Elizabeth Louise Todd
Red & Black Society Partner
J. Mark Hollingsworth
Red & Black Society Senior
Vivian Dellinger McWilliams
Red & Black Society Associate
Margaret Lawson Headrick
S. Russell Headrick
Scott P. Howard*
Erin Stukey Johnson
Thomas A. Jones
Red & Black Society Member
Duke E. Cain
Gerald A. Koonce
Dean?s Society
R. Clark Malcolm*
Cloister Society
William H. Brune, III
Marjorie Howe Chenery
John W. Griggs
John Hobson Keesee
Tower Society
Catherine Clements Bailey*
T. Clinton Bailey*
Rebecca Pixler Boone
Betty Cole Cook
Linda Kuilema Croom
Amy Bailey Evans
Cherry Varee Falls
Susan Burnside Fleming*
Gloria Jo Haley*
Sue Anne Jenkerson 
D. Neil Magruder, Jr.*
Eric T. Myers
Stephen A. Patrick*
Carol Ann Millwee Rudolph
Steven E. Saltwick
William K. Sample
Robert M. Tigert, III
David B. Travis
Scott M. Wilds
F. Clark Williams, Jr.
Loyalty Club
Anne Sayle Anthony*
Mimi Atkinson
Douglas V. Bibee
Mary Miller Bibee
Lawrence M. Brown
Kathryn Jorgensen Davis*
Kenneth W. Ellison*
Alice Gault Gamble
Victoria Kanawalsky Gore
Robert M. Haugh
Ann Reed Held
John Emmett Held
James E. Hooper
Candace Naomi Keirns*
V. Mark ham Lester
Marlene Hauser Levine*
Margaret Olsen McCrary
James R. Miller
Ellen Sams Nichol
Robert M. O?Dea, Jr.
G. Andrew Pouncey
Philip A. Reemes
Erica Larson Sartain
Charlaine Harris Schulz
Dianne Louise Taylor*
Judy Brooks Tygard*
Natalie Honan Vernon
Susan Elizabeth Witt*
Linda Reece Young*
Donor
Keith M. Alexander
Teri Schaper Allen
Cheryl Sue Anderson
Martha Kay Hunt Asti
Anne Stepp Beale
William B. Bullock
Christine Ruth Carlson
Charles G. Dawkins, Jr.
David L. Garrett
Virginia Shettlesworth Garrett
Carolyn Hart Haller
Gilbert J. Hamm, Jr.
Valerie Thorn Jones
Christopher D. Lyons
Martha Jones Neyman
Maria Jones Prather
Anna Marie Hill Schumacher
Jerry L. Shenep
James B. Shumard
Mary Beth Gaston Spencer
William D. Vining
Michael R. Walden
Catherine Laster Wood
Class of 1974
Diehl Society Benefactor
John C. Sites
Diehl Society Patron
James A. O?Donnell
Edward O. Uthman
Red & Black Society Associate
Susan M. Clark
John T. Cotham, Jr.
Mary Beth Overton Cotham
Martha House Crenshaw
Mary Lampton Puckett
Red & Black Society Member
Ward Archer, Jr.
Catherine Condon Hughes*
Patrick L. Matlock
Carol Middleton Messineo
M. Rex Rankin, III*
Larry Rice
Cloister Society
Mary Lynn Wells Bersey
Mary Jane Ward Brune
Richard M. Bruno*
Clare Ralston Griggs
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Cynthia Allen Hoffman
Kathleen McClain
Stephanie Ryburn Rodda
Tower Society
Conie Lowry Abernathy*
Michael S. Adere
Eugenia Bruce Bostock
Richard M. Bostock
Frank G. Broyles
George W. Callow
Donna Ann Chu
Mark L. Crawford
Claude R. Edwards, Jr.*
Sarah Lodge Frulla
James B. Grenfell*
Janice Meyers Jones
J. Hugh McKinnon, Jr.
Rebecca Maxwell Saltwick
Stephen A. Sharpe
Vicki Anne Switzer
Loyalty Club
Larry H. Anderson
Frank B. Arnold
Carolyn Letitia Bigelow
Paula Mary Block-Levor
Karen Hopper Clark
Brant S. Copeland
Elisabeth Scott Crady
Edward C. Davis*
James F. Drummond, Jr.
J. F. Eastham, Jr.
Theodora Sizoo Graves
Janet Alexander Griffi n
Melissa Pietzuch Haglund*
Jere D. Hammond
Dabney Nicholls Haugh
James R. Hight, Jr.
Melba Bridgewater Homra
John H. Kier, III
Thomas T. Lewis
Clare Nichols Long
R. Bryant McCrary
Victoria Moira Medick*
Frances Rice O?Dea
Phyllis Holmes Quarin
James C. Sams
Henry H. Slack
Helen Moss Smith*
Linda Joy Smith
Frederick Toth
M. Lane Wilson
Margaret Wilson-Stayton
Donor
Stephen C. Berger
Carolyn Nicrosi Bernard
Ronald T. Blade
Thomas D. Cornell
Susan Platter DalBello
Catherine Canon Dixon
Valerie Berlin Edwards
Leicester L. Landon, II
David A. Less
Cheryl Kovsky Litt
Jeff D. Moore
Michael Peri
Katherine Kittrell Pettifer
Linda Raffel Qualia
Holly Byer Renfrew
Jane Zollinger Sabbatini
Kathleen Mary Schardt
Kathryn Trammell Scruggs
Vickie Stacks Shallcross
Grace Paine Terzian
Lawren Groce Thach
Debra Jackson Walden
Arnold L. Weiner
Randel Ritter Wilder
Linda Lee Wilson
Class of 1975
Diehl Society Benefactor
Vicki Gilmore Palmer
John M. Wallace, III
Diehl Society Sustainer
John H. Coats
Elizabeth Johnston Gillespie
Red & Black Society Senior
Ralph A. Carl
Red & Black Society Associate
Henry M. Lee, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
Theresa Cloys Carl
Rosamond Goldman Quay
Cloister Society
Rebecca Anderson Fischer
Robert C. Grenfell*
John W. Johnston
William W. Lynds*
Tower Society
Linda Hoekenga Barar
Hardy D. Butler*
Robert W. Cain*
Frank N. Cole*
William C. Duckworth, III
Annie Mae Godfrey
Christopher C. Heard
Teresa Adamo Morris
Samuel H. Scandlyn
Andrew S. Scott, III
Loyalty Club
Lynn Kay Boatwright
Ruth Millman Cope
Margaret Falls-Corbitt
John B. Holtman, II
Neil C. Johnston
J. Brent Lee
Carol James Lewis
Samuel M. Marks, III
Norman M. Nicolson
Susan Webb Ries
W. Russell Ries
John David Thompson*
Robert Mitchell White, Jr.
Jack M. Wilhelm
Donor
Jean Mac Locke Ball
Catherine Dailey Berger
Andrew C. Branham
Ann Terrell Byrne
Ingrid Ortiz Chilton
Andrew L. Chunn
Mary Beck Clerget
Suzanna Marten Cody
Carroll Frank Fourmy, III
Stacy Harman Holloway
Alfred Joseph Katool
Malcolm A. Levi, Jr.
Virginia Howze Magliolo
Wilma Thaxton Martino
Susan Williford Montgomery
Melinda Hurst Pearson
Allison Jones Simonton
Judith Rich Sliger
Jan Carruthers Sturdivant
George E. Surber
Sherri Hurdle Wright
Class of 1976
Red & Black Society Member
James D. Bonham
William K. Gooch
Daniel M. Hougland
Sara Jeanette Sims
Leslie Copeland Taylor
Paige Wilson Tench
Dean?s Society
Cynthia Hickman Feltus*
Cloister Society
Patricia Marie Adams
Jerre E. Birdsong
Robert J. Chugden*
Helen Broom Gjerde*
Ann Lowe Schulze
Donald E. Schulze
Tower Society
J. Douglass Andrews
R. Andrew Bradley
Susan Mitchell Crawley
Raymond E. Fitzgerald
Claire Mathias Gehrki
Gary P. Gehrki
J. Charles Henry
Cameron Bryant Icard
W. Ray Inscoe
Nancy Jordan Keesee
James Edward Mitchell
Royce F. Morris
Jane Wallace Pearson*
James G. Ramsey
Randall B. Robertson*
P. Layton Sanders, Jr.*
Loyalty Club
Leonard H. Ballard
Julia Allen Berger*
John E. Brejot
Priscilla Diane Coe
Robert L. Donnell
Elizabeth Sanders Eckert
John C. Edmunds
Deborah Hoy Freiner
Laura Yeates Fulton
Robert Mattison Hamilton, Jr.
James C. Hawkins
David P. Holder*
David D. Jervey
Penn Q. Joe
Martha Suzanne Johnston
Virginia Harrison Martin
James R. Newsom, III
Donor
Kay Marquis Anderson
Georgia McGehee Atkins
Karen Deborah Barclay
Elizabeth Nelson Britton
Mary Ellen Cain
Oliver P. Cobb, III
Jan Colvin Davenport
Charles E. Dawson
Michael B. Dowell
Robert H. Eklund
Patrice Peery George
Mary Ellen Harris
Arthur L. Kellermann
Mark A. Moll
Jack R. Oliver
Celia Kay Bee Parke
Rebecca Skillern Parker
Philip L. Pindzola
Debra Gayle Polsky
Jennifer Smoot Prascher
Stephen H. Williford
Class of 1977
Diehl Society Fellow
John C. Hugon
Diehl Society Sustainer
Randall R. Rhea
Red & Black Society Senior
Robert A. Jetmundsen
Katherine Maddox McElroy
Joellyn Forrester Sullivan
Red & Black Society Associate
Rickman P. Brown
Michael T. Clary
Katherine Bullard Melhorn
Red & Black Society Member
Patricia Michele Flynn
Stevens D. Melton
Dean?s Society
Amelie Christian Weems*
J. John Weems, Jr.*
Cloister Society
Marynell Branch
J. Hal Daughdrill, III
A. Barry Lichterman
Philip P. Mulkey
Michael D. Pearigen
Melanie Hart Riley
Tower Society
Paul J. M. Ainger
Frank A. Frisch
Therese Logue Hanna
Rebecca Brannan Hatcher
Kelley Allinson Murrell
Joseph L. Parrish
Annette Wilkerson Porter*
Patricia Schenck Robertson*
Patricia Whitworth Smith
James R. Vogel
Loyalty Club
Louise Rutkowski Allen
Susan Despot Bittles
Paul A. Brantley
Shiela Bush Brantley
Ann Fair Burns*
Richard G. Burns, Jr.*
Shari Cruse Carter
Catherine Holmes Coates
Stephen R. Collins
Grover S. Cox
C. Walter Croom
Everett Woods Falls
Samuel B. Godfrey
Jill Fuzy Helmer
Lyn Burdette Johnson
Robert F. Kilbury
Janie Ranson Little
Neil Anthony Mara
Roberta Mattis Mara
Joe D. Meals
Mary Mooney Myers
Dorothy Hundley Neale
John J. Pappas
William Cleveland Phelps
J. Carter Rogers
Robert C. Rogers*
Deborah Eisman Rosenthal
Katherine Nichols Sears
Annette A. Troxell-Collins
James B. Watson
Bernadette Pian Williams
Susan O?Donoghue Witek
David E. Wooten*
Donor
Ernest W. Beasley, III
Terinell Beaver
Timothy E. Bolding
Celeste Jones Bursi
Bonnie Bailey Collings
Marylouise Elliott
Robert T. Foscue
James H. Graves
Lisa Doster Green
Pinkney Herbert, III
Chris M. Kaman
Anne Stein McCanless
C. Walter McCanless
Miriam Terrell McLeod
Richard E. Nutting
Nell Sistrunk Schwartz
Philip M. Starling
Sarah Stamps Swor
Class of 1978
Diehl Society Patron
Mary Farnham Crawford
George A. Makris, Jr.
David R. McWilliams
Red & Black Society Member
Jerry D. Heston
Carol Lee Collins Royer
Cloister Society
Nancy Menz Farrell
Robert T. Harper
Elizabeth Randolph Longmire
Sarah Bailey Luster
Ruthann Ray
Tower Society
Katherine Ely Martin Bruce*
Stephen B. Hatcher
Sarah Rorie Henry
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Paul D. Jacobson
Charles A. Sloan
L. Montgomery Smith
Karen Weimer Willis
J. William Wright
Loyalty Club
Patricia Miller Anderson
Marshall H. Crenshaw
Charles S. Day*
James W. Gnadt
Holton Bruce Guyton
Conrad G. Hawkins*
Carol Fuqua Koenig*
Elizabeth Bridges Kokajko
Mary Jo Crutchfi eld McGrane
John K. McPherson
Peggy Finnegan Pang*
Judy Panipinto Phelps
Pamela Anne Portwood
Roger A. Said*
Mary Elizabeth Walker
Janet Boyd Weidler
Kathryn Anderson Wismer
Donor
Arthur F. Adams
Sarah Minter Ashcraft
Julie Carol Bartholomew
Nancy Sugg Bracher
William M. Byrd, Jr.
Teresa Watson Carrigan
David F. Cogdell
Kathy Moore Cowan
Robert C. Cragon
Vivian Lanier Dawson
Anne Herbers Farris
R. Steven Hendley
Dale Schulze Masters
Susan Catherine Miller
Peter B. Nichols
Martha Ann Nixon
Charles R. Richardson
Elizabeth Deming Schaeffer
S. J. Schaeffer, III
Gail Robin Skillern
Cynthia McHale Starling
Jane Terry
Sara Buehler Walker
James C. Williams, Jr.
Katherine Whitaker Williams
Judson L. Williford
Ken E. Wilson
Joseph S. Woodley
Class of 1979
Diehl Society Sustainer
W. Ralph Jones, III
Red & Black Society Senior
Carolyn Crenshaw Carl
Frances Clevenger Henkel*
Michael C. Henkel*
Red & Black Society Associate
Michael G. Nolan*
Margaret Bane Schatzman*
Red & Black Society Member
Michael A. Edwards
Angeline Cook Kinnaird Linn*
Gwen Jones Owen
J. D. Trimble, V
Dean?s Society
Jim H. Fink*
Carol Ann Perry Ogilvie*
Cloister Society
Joseph R. Badgett
Gary B. Minor*
Philip E. Mischke
Tower Society
Myron J. Cash
Catherine Caldwell Eagles
Lee W. McCallum*
Sarah Neale Parrish
Frank F. Phillips
Jaime R. Ronderos*
Sarah Wharton Woods*
Loyalty Club
Sara Witsell Anderson
John W. Benton
Brian M. Burkhardt
Mary Palmer Campbell
Elaine Toulon Carroll
Douglas F. Cobb
Dena Brooks Davies
E. Reynolds Davies, Jr.
Andrew R. Falls
T. Lawrence Fitzgerald
Rebecca Montgomery 
Greenhill
Leslie Ross Higman
Diana Scarbrough Jester
Barbara Prine Keathley
Mary Jernigan Kingsley
Cynthia Said Mullady*
Thomas F. Mullady*
Robert A. Murphy
Meredith Watson Nix*
Caroline Passerotti
Margaret Ann Read
Terrance J. Regan
Alice Jackson Smith
Kelli Walker-Jones
Ward T. Wilson
Donor
W. Hayes Biggs
Peggy Kirk Courtney
Elaine Lenore Ensign
Deborah Parker Gray
Charles Mathias, Jr.
Anne Douglas McKee
Kimberly Oliver Porter
Helen James Ronderos
Leslie Carol Rose
Karen Cardin Spivey
Jane Stewart
Hal T. Stoneking
Laurie Lynn Tinnell
Class of 1980
Diehl Society Benefactor
Deborah Legg Craddock
Diehl Society Sustainer
Pamela Palmer Montesi*
Diehl Society Patron
William H. Posey, III
Red & Black Society Senior
Thomas P. Chu
Sara Helen Goza
Patrick O. Proctor
Red & Black Society Associate
Donna Lorraine Barlett 
Russell E. Galloway
Red & Black Society Member
Anthony L. Brady, Jr.
Michael R. Frick
Elizabeth Bruce Martin
Cloister Society
Molly McLemore Rheney
Tower Society
Patricia Bowen Barker
Cary Coors Brown
H. Graves Hearnsberger, III*
Barton P. Spencer
Brian Chandler Thompson*
C. Keith Winn*
Margaret Sanders Winn*
Loyalty Club
Stephen L. Anderson
Dana Nelson Chamberlain
David R. Dunavant
Mark H. Fisher
Greg T. Fitzgerald
J. Patrick Gladney
Mary Jennifer Hill
John D. Ivy, Jr.
Gregory M. Rogers
Marcelle L. Saunders*
Lela Taylor Scott
Mark W. Taylor
Michelle Teresa Walker
Merrill S. Wise
Donor
Amy Gillis Bramlett
Kay Batey Brown
F. Luke Coley, Jr.
Jane Ellen Coley
Charles R. Crawford
Barbara Jane David
Betsy Smith Deffl ey
Karen Ervin Dooley
Steven K. Dowell
Katharine Witherspoon 
Ericksen
Diana Maria Fedinec
Thomas E. Graves
R. Clifton Liles
Gail Crawford McClure
Eugenia Rizor McGroarty
Robin Teeter Miller
Heide Schueler Nelson
Linda Green Driver Ray
Kathryn Newton Rowley
W. David Shouse
Carol Sue Stephens
Randall G. Stoker
Carole Bailey Stoneking
Abby Jackson Todd
A. Taylor Todd
John W. Tucker
Ronald P. Weaver
Gloria C. White
Class of 1981
Diehl Society Fellow
Arthur W. Rollins
Red & Black Society Senior
Kathy Lynn Hayek
Red & Black Society Associate
John R. Adams, Jr.
Red & Black Society Member
Steven M. Garrett
Joseph J. Nash
Kirby H. Smith
Dean?s Society
William M. Clark, Jr.*
Cloister Society
James S. Christie, Jr.
Robert C. Cruthirds*
Catherine Howe Hunt
Paul J. Krakoviak, Jr.
Karen Hermele Levy
Janet Fountain McRae
Lisa Gilchrist Mischke
John W. Reed
Tower Society
Kevin E. Collins
Pat Samuel Dempsey
Shawn Love Factor*
Rebecca Dance Harris
Sally Jones Heinz*
Jeffery Allen Lane
Clayton Peeples*
Stephanie Hughes Russell
Gina Marie Salvati
Loyalty Club
Matthew D. Bakke
Neville C. Carson
Deborah Lynn Corley
Sydney Richardson DeWitt
Carol Chism Flowers
Christina Black Gladney
Mary Helen Wright Heaner
Linda Smith Iwanski
Steven D. Jacobson*
Mary Katherine Kennedy
Joseph F. Meehan, III
Robert L. Montgomery, Jr.
Melanie Giddens Phillpot
Thomas L. Seal*
Russell B. Sisson
Paul J. Ward
Gregory Wineland
Catharine Millar Woods
Thomas N. Woods
Donor
Elizabeth Patton Allen
R. Holt Andrews
Bryn Wood Bagwell
Cynthia Claire Brittain
Kathryn Keil Brown
Lucia Ouellette Colbert
Alice Jarvis Crawford
Carol Cole Czeczot
Albert L. Earley, III
Margaret Davis Freeman
Catherine Jane Goetz
John A. Harwell, Jr.
G. Pittman Haymore
Adrianne Alexander Hays
Julia Hicks O?Daly
Leslie Phillips Hubbert
Craig A. Ingvalson
Terri Gaye Jameson
Elizabeth Ann Johnson
Bettye Susan Johnston
Paul A. Mackin
Sheryl Godi Madden
J. David A. Nicolson
Nancy Clair Ringger
Robin Victoria Scott
William P. Tomlinson
Elizabeth Bourne Webb
Donna Wallace Williford
Sarah Jean Windes
Paula Mischke Wood
Class of 1982
Red & Black Society Senior
Christine Ray Eades
David L. Eades
Red & Black Society Associate
Stephanie Bankston Adams
John M. Presley*
Melissa Coleman Savage
Red & Black Society Member
Laura Ann Frase
Jeffrey E. Hazlewood
Mark Nolan Hurley
Linda Baird Newbern
Dean?s Society
P. Ma x A ldrich*
Cloister Society
Mary Barrett Brewer
Melanie Hulsey Craft
Alan E. Curle*
Angela Sundberg Estes
Dawn Maree Huff
John A. Jernigan*
Jane Gordon Van Deren
John D. Ward*
Tower Society
Margaret Rebecca Barr-Myers*
Rosemary Hall Batson
Betsy M. Eiford-Lee
Robert Marvin Ford, Jr.*
Cecil Adair Godman, III
Courtney Wright Jenks
Heather Hope North*
J. Calvin Tarrant
Dorothy Sanders Wells
Victoria Wallace Wuesthoff
Loyalty Club
Sam J. Albritton, III
Andrea Gilliom Anderson
Jane Dewey Deaton
Janet Woodson Dellinger
Lynn Myrick Dudley
Harry E. Flowers, II
Mary Bryan Fortin
Lisa M. Hinely
F. Anthony Marr
John P. Matthews, IV
Thomas G. Merrill
Marcelle Brinkley Nia*
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Gertrude Palmer-Ball Regan
W. Allen Townsend
Paul B. Unkauf
Kathryn Lee Woody
Donor
Margaret Penniman 
Boudreaux
Heidi Hayslett Carroll
Margaret Fain
Janet Kaller Geerlings
David E. LeMaire
Donald V. Linke
Harless A. McDaniel, Jr.
David E. Nelson
Joshua A. Powers
Katherine Naus Powers
William A. Ridley
Nancy Gable Rolland
Melinda Kindle Simms
Louisa Battle Sullivan
Paul J. Tracy
Gregor Turk
E. Daniel Witherspoon, III
Class of 1983
Diehl Society Sustainer
Barry D. Johnson*
Diehl Society Patron
John H. Bryan, III
Maura Brady Costello
Red & Black Society Senior
Kimberly Chickey MacQueen 
Red & Black Society Associate
Karen Marie Gehrs
John S. Goza*
Emily Mills Johnson*
Lewis K. Kalmbach
Charles W. Parrott
Mary Rebecca Moore Tait
Red & Black Society Member
Michelle Vick Fulmer
Susan Logan Huffman
Lynn Stapleton Koch
James W. Massey
Katrina Dawn McGriff
Charlotte Patton Parks*
Paul N. Parks, Jr.*
Julie Mortimer Watkins
Dean?s Society
Trish Witherspoon Spore*
Cloister Society
Theodore D. Estes
Amy Farley Howe
R. Davis Howe, Jr.
Timothy G. O?Keefe
Dixon Presswood Schultz
Tower Society
Richard D. Bird, Jr.
Edward A. de Villafranca
Robin Haynie Hanna
Robert J. Kwech*
A. Brian Sanders
Leslie Drake Schutt
Paul Watson
Loyalty Club
David J. Abbott
Anne O?Shields Alexander
Kathryn Murry Bagwell
Nancy Graham Barker
J. Patrick Beaird, III
Leslie Carruth Bindbeutel
Grayson Smith Cannon*
Paul R. Deaton
Edward C. Dellinger
William C. Dodson
Robert G L Eason
Alicia Ann Franck
A. Trice Gibbons, III
Grace Tarrant Hall
Keith J. Henkel
Linda Somerville Henkel
Melissa Barth Ivy
T. Alexander Ivy
Catherine Chadwick Kaetzer
Lisa A. Krupicka
Michael W. Moyers*
Elizabeth Pankey-Warren
Judith Booth Reinhardt
Katherine Owen Richardson*
Scott Cairney Rye
Harmon Thomas Sharp, III
Laura Stettbacher Van Ness
James R. Wade
Donor
Toni Sabella Barnes
Jess Couch Brinkley
Quinton L. Cain
Elisa Yarber Clouthier
Margaret Butler Curtis
Craig S. Davis
Perry D. Dement
Elizabeth Warren Edmiston
Eve Abram Fingerett
Larry A. Gray
Cheryl Barton Henry
David B. Hopper
Catherine McInerney Iskander
Debbie Milam Jones
Whay Choong Lee
Rhonda Lee Lindsey
Diane Mount Nisbet
John B. Nisbet, III
Karen McLellan Pamplin
Gary L. Patterson
Dennis J. Sossaman
Class of 1984
Diehl Society Patron
Laurie Enos Quattlebaum
Red & Black Society Associate
Christian David Boswell
Red & Black Society Member
Anne Gaudet Beard
Mary Lynn Tucker Davis
Elizabeth Sheppard Hurley
Michael L. Matthews
Tracy Vezina Patterson*
John R. Shanley, Jr.
Dean?s Society
Richard R. Spore, III*
Robert W. Wheeler*
Cloister Society
Melissa Hayes Baker
Rebecca Davis Cloyd*
Barbara Hackett Etheridge
Cinda Crump Hughes
Laura Hollandsworth 
Jernigan*
Paul F. Marsden
Joanna Katrina McIntosh
Mary Lee Bowling Reed
Tower Society
Camille Marie Colomb
Tripp A. Dargie
Catherine Cotham Harris*
Miller Bennett Piggott
Philip G. Piggott
William B. Townsend
Richard G. Waggener, Jr.
Loyalty Club
Karen Joyce Arkin
Lura Leigh Bond
Daniel B. Channell*
Linda Parrott Coleman
Susan Gamble Crowell
Bryan Darr
Paul L. Decker
Amy Michele Doville
Edward G. Dudley, III
Debra Sue Efi rd
G. Craig Gilchrist
Mary R. Goodloe
Allison Bottom Gray
Elizabeth Parker Harper
Tina Babock Miles
David R. Neithamer*
Elizabeth Martin Neithamer*
Melvin P. Payne, III
Jimmy K. Petty
Kenton B. Rea, Jr.
Ruth Metcalfe Rye
Leslie Price Sweeney
Sherry Lynn Turner
Donor
Cynthea Johnson Amason
Allen O. Battle, III
Hope Armstrong Camper
Alice Marie Clark Danks
H. Tucker Dewey
Frances Tucker Gilbert
Carter B. Green
Richard F. Huddleston
Lynn Linebaugh Jones
Anne Elizabeth Kaller
Emily Wolfe Leigh
Janet Comperry McReynolds
Alvin W. Moore
Christine Earl Patterson
Matthew H. Soper
Elizabeth Mitchell Streete
Lisa Deering Temoshok
Class of 1985
Red & Black Society Partner
David Hunter of Montlaw*
Red & Black Society Associate
John H. Guthrie, Jr.*
Sally Ann Holmes
Andrew W. Watts
Red & Black Society Member
Jeffery K. Davis
W. Neal McAtee
Scott D. Patterson
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*
Ruth Green Tutor*
Cloister Society
Janice Rae Crumpacker
Allison McCarthy Gauthier*
Tower Society
Frank C. Baker, Jr.
Peter W. Baumgarten
Dane S. Ciolino
Hal D. Fogelman
James B. Golden, III
Robert R. Lawhon
Susan Eades Mackey
Elizabeth Smith Vanexan
Loyalty Club
Elizabeth Ann Baxter
Ann Webb Betty
Carole Choate Blankenship*
Maria Theresa Bonovich-
Marvich
Scott Alan Budzien
James W. Collins
Sherard C. Edington
Margaret Bryan Hakimian
Paiden Stewart Hite
Pamela Schumacher Kelley
Gregory A. King*
Susan Bahner Lancaster
Elizabeth Ann McGee
Charles P. Mooney, IV
Shauna Francis Morris
Alice Glenn Quargnenti
Dee Schwartzman Raeside
C. Matthew Spinolo
Donor
Chong-Ket Chuah
Marion Herndon Fuqua
Laura Mount Grimes
Rebecca Mosby Halvorson
Claire de Saussure Haynes
D. Bryant Haynes, III
Dalton Heggie, II
John M. Jones
Julie Fitzner Jurotich
Paul W. Lecky, III
Blair Gatewood Norman
Robert Leo Popovitch
Helen Reinecke Reinecke-Wilt
Carolyn Derks Taylor
John Douglas Trapp, Jr.
Gretchen Gassner Turley
Beverly Thomas Williams
Kimberly Linnander Wood
Class of 1986
Diehl Society Patron
A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr.
Red & Black Society Senior
E. Alan Arnold
Alexander J. McKelway*
W. Bradford Priester*
Red & Black Society Associate
R. Sann Gossum*
Red & Black Society Member
Margaret Chisholm Massey
Amy Hazlewood McAtee
Cloister Society
Leslie Nelson Lee
Tower Society
Janee Lambert Bonner
Loyalty Club
Diana Smith Beaird
Mary Frances Groves Branch
Audrey Weston Breay
John E. Cole
Mary Ann Fesmire Emanuel
Joe B. Evans, Jr.
Colleen Marie Grady
Donald M. Gronauer
Terri Wilhite Johnson
Ian D. Jones
John Y. Koh
Joe M. MacCurdy
Denise Joseph Nakos
Laurie Laughlin Neale
Joseph Moses Payne, IV
Stephen E. Singleton
Kimberly Weeks Smith
Lynda Hamilington Spinolo
Darby Elsberry Westfall
J. Mark Westfall
Donor
William B. Albritton
Virginia Lien Cairns
Kevin A. Clippinger
Keith L. Compton
Karianne Solomon Cowart
Paul Foster Eich
Leslie K. Estes
Stephen T. Estock
Katrina Rae Hayes
Bethany Jackson
Susan Baynham Miller
J. Christopher Perkins
Dawn Bass Popovitch
Rebecca Sweet Rooney
Brian C. Schafer
John S. Schmidt
Deborah Mannina Verlander
Class of 1987
Red & Black Society Senior
Andrew L. MacQueen
Allyson Hooper Proctor
Wendy Tallent Rotter
Red & Black Society Associate
Samantha Briden Duke
Red & Black Society Member
G. Wright Bates, Jr.*
Timothy D. Davis
Todd S. Doolin
Harold C. Dufour, Jr.
D. Davidson Oxley
Dean?s Society
Cheryl Lynn Lawson
Cloister Society
G. Robert Baker, Jr.
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Karen Rebecca Beardslee
Philip S. McSween
Susan Adams Proebsting
Robert E. Staley
Tower Society
Alison Rayburn Abernathy
Jane Andrea Amend*
John D. Bailey*
Mary Margaret Kendall 
Bailey*
Graziella Dionisio Barton
Steven C. Brammer
Patricia Lynn Decker
Amy Katherine Jarvis
Elizabeth Jennings Kuhn
Terry Duane McGee
Jackie Thacker Prester
Kevin L. Schulte
Alfred P. Taylor
Loyalty Club
Margaret Wood Atwood
Katherine Riley Bacon
Susan Paydar Bayat Mokhtari
Mark T. Daniel
Leslie McCormick Darr
Alice McCarthy Finn
Gregory A. Hanissian
Sherrie Keeney Hollis
Jason P. Hood
Mark E. Kazemba*
Daniel C. Lum
David A. Lusk
David T. Maddux
Melissa Trolinger McClure
Karen Denise Moser*
Karen DeLong Sanders*
J. Alan Truitt
Margaret Beeson Wallace
Karen Cagle York
Donor
Sumner G. Adams, Sr.
Frank Calhoun Bailey
Emily Rene Baillio
Marianne Haynes Blackwell
Michael Kane Cooper
Lauren Wellford Deming
Melinda Swords Fondren
Patricia Sisk Harrington
Cynthia Lyda Haskin
Tracy Renee Helms
Melinda Gard Henson
Jonathan D. Huffman
Charles N. Landreth, Jr.
Lisa Lichterman Leach
Laura L. McKinney
Carol Pierce Olson
Roderick A. Payne
David R. Peterson 
Christie Hoffman Ruppel
Timothy H. Ruppel
Marion Leslye Samuel
David J.A. Schedler
Mark R. Thomas
Bruce Alan Wallstedt
Katherine Bres Ware
Class of 1988
Diehl Society Patron
David B. DuBard*
Red & Black Society Senior
Joanna Smith Priester*
Russell T. Wigginton, Jr.
Red & Black Society Associate
W. Allen Wesche
Red & Black Society Member
Kimberly Collins Bates*
Keith E. Kelly
Matthew H. Lembke
Ahad Mahootchi
Leighton A. Shantz
Cloister Society
Heather Habicht Grills*
James M. Watkins*
Tower Society
Anne Kaiser Apple
R. Allen Blackwood, Jr.
Mark D. Edge*
Brooke Glover Emery
Deborah Ann Martin-Herrell
Christopher C. Ray
Mary Margaret Hills Schulte
Donnie D. Spence*
Leanna Hunt Wright
Loyalty Club
Allan M. Bacon
David A. Branch
David N. Carter*
Katherine Gilliland Connell
Janet Cruse Denkler
Catherine Franklin Denson
David L. Denson
Peter G. Emanuel
Julie Hudgens Falkoff
Bryan W. Ford
Evelyn Edwards Graham*
T. Brent Graham*
Thomas M. Mills
Margaret Ellen McCully Neill
Alan M. Ostner
Holli Hodnett Payne
Jennifer James Selby
Amanda Smith Sharp
Patrice O?Bannon Stockhoff*
Glenn W. Tillery
Judith Dangler Truitt
Elizabeth Hamilton Verner
Donor
Steven L. Adams
Eric A. Aft
Walter H. Anderson
Tena Bizzell Bailey
Christopher S. Brown
James B. Chase
Stephen B. Humbert
Willie J. Irons, II
Anne Froom Jones
Richard K. Jones
Valerie Gray Jordan
Eric S. Jurotich
Lisa Smith McCanless
Martha Ann McGeachy
Reagan Roper McNeil
Cheryl Barr Miller
Carole King Olsen
Kevin A. Rasch
Tamara Golden Schmidt
J. Elizabeth Bradford Schulte
Mark William Sprague
David F. Waguespack
Andi Elizabeth Williams
Class of 1989
Diehl Society Sustainer
James N. Augustine, Jr.
Red & Black Society Senior
Susan Shackelford Arnold
H. Wesley Williams, III
Red & Black Society Associate
Laura Keever Brimberry
Red & Black Society Member
J. Robert Coleman
Amy Markle Doolin
Douglas F. Halijan
Robin Meredith Kelly
Cloister Society
Julianne Johnson Paunescu
Rebecca Todd Peters
Russell T. Porter
Melissa Eubanks Staley
Tower Society
James M. Apple, III
Monte Loyd Butler
Kenneth Michael Cameron*
Ivy Lee Chang
Kara Babin Gee
David M. Greeson
Kenneth J. Kieklak*
Salil P. Parikh
Loyalty Club
R. Brian Balyeat
W. Raymond Brown, III
LeAnne Gaddis Burke
Ashley Jenkins Collins
Catherine Bolger Graham
Frances Klages Harrison
P. Eric Henager
John T. Hopkins
Amy Davis Klimek
Gina Chiharu Latendresse*
William J. Nesbit
Jonathan R. Perry
Ann Dixon Pyle*
Robin B. Reed
Jon A. Reesman
Andrew C. Robinson
Katherine Cowan Sentilles*
Sharon DeVall Skinner
W. Kirk Stone
Susan Sorocak Swing
Timothy P. Taylor
Clark C. Tomlinson
Cary Tynes Wahlheim
Eileen Ruffi n Wood*
Donor
John P. Boylin, III
Jody Casella
Amy Fay Chandler
Jeffrey G. Chandler
Joel P. Cook
Amy Baldwin Crockett
Jenifer Suzanne Cushman
Robin Bearden Gibson
Larry G. Hayes, Jr.
Mary Allison Haynie
Andrea McMillan Hicks
Heather Suzanne Hicks
Sara Deirdre Hodges
Joshua B. McCanless
Nolan S. McLean, III
J. Roger McNeil
Patricia McFadden Morris
Barbara Lynn Mulach
Sturla Olsen
Julianne Scobey Parks
Jenna Adams Pirani
Leslie Rea Quirion
J. Chadwick Schultz
Anna-Catherine Wylie Super
Rosa Lee Wang
Karin Fielder Weaver
Elizabeth Havercamp 
Willingham
Class of 1990
Diehl Society Patron
Marcus A. Kimbrough*
Red & Black Society Senior
Anita Ann Davis
Red & Black Society Member
Frank C. Byrd, III
Deborah Blinn Coleman
David W. Perlis
Suzanne Gonce Perlis
William J. Van Cleve
Cloister Society
Amanda Jones Aghdami
Gordon L. Brewer*
David E. Connor
Megan Jones
Todd J. Mullen
Tower Society
Mindy L. Austin*
Amy S. Bielicke
Barry J. Billings*
Steven A. Burns
Elizabeth Fraser Cabrera
Robert C. Cain
Chad M. Dunston
Dana Harmon Hunter
G. Douglas Kilday
Diana M. Law
Carolyn Tatum Ray
Gina Mascolo Smith*
Todd E. Smith*
Carla Carr Stec*
Richard E. Stec*
Katherine Sprague Taylor
Loyalty Club
Margaret Chandler Berardelli
Patrick J. Brady
Patricia L. Browning
Melissa Coggins Carter
Jennifer Gray Chickering*
Shellie Ruoff Creson*
J. Todd Emily
Susan Allen Evans
Kersten Kallenberger Fons*
Timothy W. Kutas
Cheryl Anderson LeBlanc
Perry J. LeBlanc, III
Stephen E. Logan
Diane L. Lum
Vivian Nichols Reesman
C. Edward Sanders, Jr.
Mary Carnahan Sanders
Kirsten Williams Schwehm
R. Bradford Shelton*
Margaret Sutherland Wellborn
Walter E. Wellborn
Jill Parker Wells
Roderick T. White, Jr.
F. Grant Whittle
Donor
Alice Hendricks Arwood
Catherine McNickle Chastain-
Elliott
Trish Puryear Crist
Stephen C. Crockett
Lisa Lawrence Daniel
Stacy L. DeZutter
Steven Eugene Domon
Richard D. Eskildsen
Marguerite Raiford Estes
Stacey Hawkins Graves
Ann Elizabeth Haight
Stephen R. Hambuchen
Debra Keeran Haverstick
Gary T. Hearn
Tracy Newman Hearn
Robyn Brewer Jamison
Jennifer Gaines Kidder
Ernest F. Ladd, IV
Conrad P. Lehfeldt
Johanna Vandegrift Lehfeldt
Sally Leigh McWhite
Anna Elizabeth Batson Murrey
William Stuart Parks
Christl L. Peacock
Noel Alwood Shamleffer
Clara Melissa Talley
David A. Tomlinson
Catharine Eschmeyer Wade
Edward N. Willard
Marcia Deshaies Woodmansee
Angela M. Zakrzewski
Phillip T. Zeni, Jr.
Class of 1991
Diehl Society Patron
Denise Fontenot Conte
James V. Conte, Jr.
Jason T. Greene
Michelle Long Greene
Red & Black Society Partner
Elizabeth Roe Pearce*
Red & Black Society Associate
Jonathan P. Smoke
Kathleen Fleece Smoke
Red & Black Society Member
Paul M. Ollinger*
Eric M. Teal
Amanda Illges Van Cleve
Dean?s Society
E. Rucker Agee, Jr.
Cloister Society
Robert A. James, Jr.
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Tower Society
Mary Elizabeth Benton
Michael Shane Brown
Kathryn Lane Burns
Courtney Ward Chavez
Allison Buell Douglas
Jeffrey W. Jones*
Tracy Ballard Lindow
Misty Wakeland Monroe
Jennifer Paige Moore
Andrew D. Nix*
Pressley Harris Peters
Mildred Lena Sabbatini*
Daniel Lynn Taylor
J. Kyle Webb
Loyalty Club
Monica Lynn Allie
John C. Borden, IV
Deborah Christina Chan*
Philip Christian Fons*
Ellen Lewis Fortas
Veronica Lawson Gunn
L. Wade Harrison, III
Edward Francis Hettinger
Heather Lindsey Hettinger
Carol Marie Hughes
Katherine Sessoms Jacobi
Jennifer Elaine Johnson
Jennifer Wachtel Kates
Steven M. Kerr
JoAnn Elizabeth Lynen
Juanita Martin Moore*
Helen Glover Moses
Jennifer Sledge Mowrey*
C. Clark Ogilvie*
George V. Popov
J. Trent Scofi eld*
Clayton F. Spencer
Rebecca Allyn Spencer
Loyd T. Sullivan
Lynn Duncan Summerfi eld
Donor
David J. Brooks
Laura Kristen Pryor Brown
Randal E. Brown, Jr.
Andrew D. Chaney
Katherine A. Coe
David Max Cook, II
Mary Kay Freeland Cook
Michael S. Drash
Arthur D. Floyd, II
Daniel S. Harper
Rachel Jones-McGee
Jacqueline Danette Joslyn-
Gaul
John M. Krug
Stephanie Cook Meibaum
Angela Holland Mills
Ray J. Moore, III
Joy Stafford Murphey
William N. Nelsen
T. Monroe Rayburn, III
Michael W. Robbins
Sutton Charles Ruiz
Christi Barr Schaeffer
Carolyn Waskey Sheldon
M. Cade Smith
Judith Glass Sullivan
Lauren Anderson Waterton
Class of 1992
Red & Black Society Partner
Leigh Bishop Taub*
Red & Black Society Senior
Elizabeth Proctor Reichelt*
Red & Black Society Associate
Christopher N. Emanuel
Burton N. Stodghill
Red & Black Society Member
Carl E. Vest
Dean?s Society
Carol Annette DuBard*
Cloister Society
Brian M. Curtis
Elizabeth Cotham Furman
Stephen A. Staid*
W. Kevin Thompson
April Camille Tucker
One Anonymous Donor
Tower Society
Erica Blank Bronson
Julie Story Byerley
Howard L. Cleveland, IV
Ashley Brian Coffi eld*
Michael R. Couden
Anna Owens Dunston
Kyle A. Marks
Chesney Falk McAfee
Marty Brett McAfee
Kelly Hartis Mehler
Barbara Hall Miller
Mark Allen Miller
Bronwyn Spiers Morgan
Katherine Celene Ray
One Anonymous Donor
Loyalty Club
Kelly L. Agee
MeChe Cochran Austin
Kelly A. Garrett
Mary Gordon Walker Kerr
William M. Lybrook, IV
Kendel Bailey Martin
Ashley Simmons McCarthy
Mary Jennifer McDaniel
Susan Elizabeth Moffatt*
Jennifer Hamlett Moore
O.E. Schow, IV
Elizabeth Hickman Sullivan
Anna Bentley Williams
Benjamin Z. Woodworth
Donor
Allison Boynton Bateman
Gregory N. Bateman
Kimberly Colyer Coleman
Emily Newsom Cook
Barton T. Crawford
Alison Margaret Crone
Laura Pietrangelo David
James Morgan Day, III
Bradley C. Dickerson
Alice Drayton
Warren K. Fincher
Maria Ray Goodspeed
Gary H. Greene
Charles West Hammond
Amanda Murray Hofstetter
George B. Hofstetter
John Harry Lange, III
S. Stinson Liles
Arden Towson Lindsey
Catherine Cooper Loveman
Tracy Lynn Boney Nipp
Terron Shoemaker Perk
Sharon Bridger Reichhardt
Mary Virginia Slay Sweeney
Kyle Swift
Ashley Ellis Tierney
Richard T. Trenthem, Jr.
Kelly Pledger Weeks
Class of 1993
Red & Black Society Senior
Tracy Terwilliger Dean
Red & Black Society Member
Logan H. Germann
Vickie Hardy Jones
Cloister Society
Nancy Adele Braam Little*
Cheri Alison Grosvenor*
Jennifer Harris Johnston*
John S. Little*
Reid A. Smiley*
Tanja Claudine Thompson
Christian B. Waddell
Brooke Treadwell Ward
David J. Ward
One Anonymous Donor
Tower Society
Jara Hill Ahrabi
Christopher T. Buchanan
Joseph W. Castelli
Susan Long Castelli
Jean Fraser Jones
Laura Jones Kent
T. Shea Kent
Thais Davenport Kilday
Thomas M. Lowry, IV
Heather Dorris Miller
Richard Miller, Jr.
Ryan D. Mire
Tara Lynn Odle-Baker*
Andrew Shipman
Melinda Ellen Simon*
Nichole Elizabeth Soul?*
Jennafer Jane Stahl
Michael W. Wilson*
Loyalty Club
Katherine McCaa Baldwin
Robert L. Baldwin
Danielle Boyce Batten*
W. Allen Bell
Harkness Harris Brown
L. Forrest Conner
Ann Carter Murray Dawson
Teresa Jones Ernest
Miles S. Fortas
Christopher A. Geiger
Mary Kathryn Braden Huffard
Robert W. Jarrett, Jr.
Voris E. Johnson, Jr.*
Bridget Bradley Kantoff
Paul T. Knapstein
Jacqueline Hamra Mesa
Gwendolyn Young Mullins
M. Andrew Pippenger
Donald L. Price
Catherine Colquitt Schaffl er
Stephanie Walker Sockrider
Bryan C. Wheatley
Donor
David Assaf, IV
Sydney Thompson Assaf
Douglas B. Bacon
Elizabeth Feagin Bartusch
Jeffrey M. Bean
Laura Cabanillas Brickman
Douglas R. Brumley
Jonathan J. Bumpas
Steven J. Champion
Andrew E. Cowell
Lynn Elizabeth Crabb
Jennifer Louise DeSouza
Brian H. Dixon
Doris G. Dixon
Elizabeth Claire Douglas
Jennilyn Gibson
David Scott Giddings
Bethany Chafi n Harden
Lisa Mancini Harden
Drew M. Henry
J. David Hill
Erin Marie Hubbell
Marlinee Clark Iverson
Stephen B. Karnes
Edward B. Kizer
Shannon Alta Maris-Danley
Dean M. McCondichie
Rebecca A. Miller-Rice
Kristen Rothammer Molina
Ellen Campbell Osoinach
Scott B. Ostrow
Richard A. Picerno, II
Chris Fredrick Pollette
Laura Gustafson Porter
Carlyn Merz Rayburn
Stacy Kay Rector
David T. Rice
John B. Rogers, III
James G. Scherer
Gretchen Maurer Smith
Richard Barrett Summers
Brian J. J. Tierney
Wendy Lawing Trenthem
Jennifer Horton Tucker
Melissa McFarland Wagoner
Liza Wilson
Julie Montgomery Wood
Class of 1994
Diehl Society Patron
Melissa Ann Herbst
Red & Black Society Associate
Nancy Cotham Black*
Molly Bradley Jackson
William D. Jackson
Brett K. Williams
Red & Black Society Member
Eric D. Flanders
Charles S. Mitchell, V
Dean?s Society
Anne Maria Falgoust*
Cloister Society
Joseph E. Dudek, Jr.
Saffa Koja*
Tower Society
Rebecca Thom Berk
W. Carter Bryars, III
Ellen Baker Jurewicz
Ann-Tyler Chote Konradi
Brian Alexander Konradi
Kristin Lavender Price
Mark R. Ptacek
Loyalty Club
Michael Jason Augspurger*
Anna Johnson Averitt
Beth Webster Blake*
Charles W. Campbell
Merryl Taylor Cooper
J. Scott Covode
Christopher C. Dawson
Michael G. Fulton
Susan Jean Gabrielson Fulton
G. Michael Gonda
Elizabeth Creighton Rather
Gretchen King Hall*
Matthew C. Hardin
Deborah Henderson Hughes
Laura Locke Kandilakis
Justin M. Klestinski
Amanda Gatlin Knapstein
W. Bibb Lamar, III
Anne Murrell Locke
Caroline Lenac Lord*
Mark K. Manno
C. Sean McCrary
James P. McDaniel
Stacy S. Pennington
Tonya Vaughn Pickron
Holly Hall Price
Lisa Ranee Ritchie
Caprice Lizette Roberts
Lelia Hood Savory
Stefanie Leanne Taylor
Cami Buffi ngton Townsend
Valerie Michelle Webb
James D. Wilkerson, II
Laura Pointer Wilkerson
Donor
Megan Dykstra Bangert
Anne Gibson Bost
Pace Harrison Bowers
Laura Sheppard Brant
Amanda Coe Burton
V. A lan Burton
Halie Kathleen Clouse
Erika Ragan Cobb
Amy Hill Dickerson
Shannon Foster
Angela Pippin Giddings
Teya Kathryn Green
Stacey Meredith Greenberg
Laurence D. Henry
Andrew D. Jeter
Karla Washburn Kramer
Alli Lambert
Frances Patrick Lancaster
Christopher G. Linder
Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 31
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Mary Elizabeth Neville Martin
Nicolle Lawson McCondichie
Chad A. McGee
Stephen A. Montgomery
Alison McVoy Paul
Dawn-Renee Powell-
Weatherford
Robert Bruce Ragland
Elizabeth Ann Rhoades
Marie-Elise Middleton Sackett
H. Benjamin Scott, Jr.
Anne Foster Talbot
Jason L. Vogel
Carla Wilson Walker
Class of 1995
Red & Black Society Associate
Lowry H. Howell
Red & Black Society Member
Jennifer Lenora Erkulwater
Brian S. McGeorge
R. Trent Taylor
Tower Society
Tracy Leigh Adkisson
Mary Amanda Ellison 
Buchanan
Brian M. Coldren
Jorge E. de Castro
Leann Eggers Linam*
W. Judd Peak
Melinda Jane Pomeroy-Black*
Sarah Naomi Sears
Bradley N. Terhune
Loyalty Club
Karyn Walters Allen
Carlton J. Austin
Gregory L. Davis
Andrea Elizabeth Dexter
Elizabeth Knight Doolittle
Sara Barnhart Eichmann
Melissa Martin Gonda
Robyn Elise Harbin*
Julia Carruth Hosea
Laurin B. Howell*
Julia Keltner Hughes
Jennifer K. Jenkins
Sonya N. Jones
Gretchen Wright LaSalle
Elizabeth Abbott McCrary
Brent A. Moberly*
Buvana Rajanna Reddy
Rebecca T. Robertson*
Amy Michelle Taylor*
Christopher James Williams
Scott C. Williams
Donor
Scotland C. Allen
Amy Gibson Baldwin
Timothy C. Ballard
Nancy Elizabeth Beard
Christina Michelle Belden
Louvena Boone
Daniel W. Bowker
Stephanie Lee Chockley
Jeffrey M. Davis
Eduardo E. Dieppa, III
Laura Lindley Doerfl er
Mary Margaret Doyle
Brian Shannon Faughnan
Tiffany M. Ford
Dipak Ghosh
Joel McLure Godchaux
Julie Walker Grigsby
Stephanie Jean Rogers
Donald A. Keeney
Marian H. Kelly
John Buxton Knott, IV
Charles A. Kohn, II
John Richard Martin
Julie Burford Mauser
Allyson Hawks Moody
Sarah McVoy Moye
Andrea Rose Picerno
Robyn Williamson Pollette
Julie Wilkins Price
Jason D. Rauls
Caroline Cater Reynolds
Elizabeth Irvin Rossetti
Riddell Walcott Scott
William D. Slaton
Stephanie Wesson Thompson
Robert J. Walker, IV
Raychellet Wade Williamson
Natasha Westrich Wood
Class of 1996
Diehl Society Patron
David Overend*
Red & Black Society Senior
Douglas Brian Duncan*
Kristen Taylor Duncan*
Red & Black Society Associate
Hallie McNeill Ward
Allyson Kennett Williams
Cloister Society
Scott S. Brown
Phuong Nguyen Fang
Ginny Rae Neal*
Tower Society
Catherine Susanna Cuellar
Michael W. Hayes
Sara Ann Kraabel Johnson*
Jon Michael Morgan
Sarah Frinks Morgan
Loyalty Club
Natalie Dell Bailey*
Jacqueline Schaffhauser Brady
John C. Chauvin
John G. Curren, III
David Basil Eubanks*
Megan Crowell Ford
S. Steele Ford, Jr.
Susan Mathis Gaither
Christopher T. Godwin
Erin Pias Hines
Shelley Lorraine Hoffmann
Christina Marie Huntington
Meredith Ann Langie
Caldwell K. Meeks
Daniel C. Millner
Phuong-Linh Huynh Nguyen-
Fay
Amanda Waller Peoples
Robert A. Renjel
John D. Rodriguez
Heather Plumb Rose
John S. Rose
Michael J. Rosolino
Mary Beth Bankson Walker*
Donor
Stanley W. Burke, IV
Mary Helen Russell Butler
Elizabeth Moore Evans
Mary Beth Farr
Lane Gotten Faughnan
Martin L. Fox
Billie Ann Snodgrass Gebb
Albert F. Hammer, IV
Pamela Kay Hanson
Elizabeth Goings Harrell
Gerald J. Harrington
Amber Isom-Thompson
Brandi Barnes Kellis
Brooke Arnold King
John D. Langdon
David S. Luchin
Elizabeth Merrick Marshall
Jessica Rainey McKnett
Edward Martin Parker
Annetta Athena Petropoulos
Emoke Katalin Pulay
Emily Flinn Quigley
Virginia Maxwell Rauls
Robert R. Record
Richard J. Reynolds, IV
Cassandra Whetsell Runnels
Jenny Phillips Schroeder
Christy Michelle Skelton 
Gillham
Sarah Jean Wolford Stavely
Michael C. Stoker
Danita Ronique Weary
Peter A. Wilson
Class of 1997
Red & Black Society Associate
Alper M. Cetingok
Timothy B. Perry
Red & Black Society Member
D. Christopher Nunn
Elizabeth Kealoha Stinson
Dean?s Society
Jason Mack Searcy*
Cloister Society
Justin L. Ankerman
Sarah Nell Bolton*
C. Denson Henry
Kendall Williams Meeks
Tower Society
Lee C. Donald
Elizabeth Crouch Fitts
Mimi Nipper Gavigan
Angela Wherry Gorr
Maria Massie Hagan
Alexa Suzanne Hulsey*
Leah Bryant Jordan
Shelley Roberts McLay*
Julie Bhattacharya Peak
John W. Schafer
Loyalty Club
Christopher T. Bellows
Bryant E. Benson
Alyssa Camille Browning
Ben L. Cormack
Rebecca Brown Crawford
J. Frank Day, IV
Amy Parratt Donald
Seth Donald
Laurea Caroline Glusman 
McAllister
Michael C. Hughes
Neal Lakdawala
John Speck Palmer
Tammy Maria Parks
Alizza Taal Punzalan-Hall
Carrie Jo Storm Rosolino
Ralph Ruby, III
Brooke Porter Sisco
Jason W. Turns*
Brent P. Vanderzee
William S. Wallace
Hallie Lanier White
Katherine Kay White
Robert J. Wright*
Donor
Christopher E. Baker
Kelly Owens Berg
Erik B. Berry
Katherine McQuiston Bush
Catherine Susanne Carter
Mark R. Cheney
Elizabeth Collins Coleman
Jimmie F. Glorioso, Jr.
Katherine Ann Kilgore 
Holbrook
Holly Stahlman Hudson
Steven R. Hudson
Leah Coker Huffman
Erin Potter Kaye
Kristen High Keeney
Mathew T. Kraus
Jeff Lekarczyk
Elizabeth Johnston Lessner
D. Williams Litchford, Jr.
Anthony A. Martin
Amy Ledbetter McGinn
Michael F. McGinn
Robin Tansill Hille Michaels
Elizabeth Bernard Mills
Joseph P. Montminy
Laura Elizabeth Mutter
Amy Alderson Otto
Daniel E. Pellegrom, Jr.
Isabel Melo Ragland
Amy Hobby Rickard
Carrie Archie Russell
Kelley Pratt Sharp
Ellen Mewborne Shuler
Kara Plenge Smart
Ginger Crouch Spickler
Joshua Brandon Spickler
Melissa Anderson Sweazy
Andrew Christopher Tetlow
Marianne McWherter Tetlow
J. M. Scott Toland
Tiffany LeAnn Tucker Kendall
Rachel Day White
Amy Herrin Wilhite
Alison Santillo Woodrow
Katherine Brooke Wooten
Nao Kinoshita Wylie
Viktoria Augusta Ziebarth
Class of 1998
Diehl Society Patron
Michelle B. Babcock
Red & Black Society Associate
Sara Lynn Stainback
Red & Black Society Member
Erin Davis Shedd
Elizabeth Myers Haag*
Elizabeth Brooks Hood
One Anonymous Donor
Cloister Society
Howard M. Schramm, III
Matthew Richard Semko*
Amanda Grebe Tamburrino*
Tower Society
Andrew K. Gibbs
Allison Lasiter Hester
Stephen A. Hester
Etelka Lanza Murphy*
Elizabeth Weaver Sieveking
Laura Squire Trott*
Angie Gill Wellford
Loyalty Club
James Bryan Alexander
Emily Katherine Bacque*
Andrew Paul Cates
Kristin Lee Fox-Trautman*
Mary Louise Froissard
Sarah Petke Gall*
Samuel P. Jordan, III
Sally Kay Landham
David O. Mankin
Scarlett Caldwell Miles*
Amy Berlin Opsal
Viraj K. Parikh
Carolyn Georgiade 
Rechkemmer
Peter Todd Snow
W. Andrew Stetzler
Lamar Stone, IV
Jennifer Sudie Williams
N. Fred Wix
David Scott Wottle
Donor
Christina O?Relley Barnes
Mary Roselle Lawson
J. Allen Brown
David B. Carr
Elizabeth Wells Coelho
Leslie Lee Curry
Barton A. Dassinger
Michelle Gessler Dassinger
Juhee Kapil Desai
Ellen Hoffman Grashot
Robert J. Hamilton
David T. Handley
Elizabeth Kathryn Hays
Marissa Brewer Henley
Nadia Blakemore Hensley
Courtney Elliott Itson
Daniel H. Kahalley
Carey Leigh Kelley
Stephen J. Kelly
Robert C. Lane
Robert L. Lessentine, Jr.
Eric K. Lindh
Brook Wilson Loper
Margaret Ann McDonald
Joshua Jemison McFarlane
Susan Meredith Meyers
Shelley Nicole Miller
34 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
Mary Sharry Molina
Katherine Scott Muth
Jonathan D. Nolen
Murray Price Phillips
Carolyn Ruth Ransford
Leland Caley Record
Jordan D. Schniper
Melissa Jean Hasslen Selim
William G. Sharp
Courtney Denise Spivey
Nelson A. Steele
Christopher D. Steiner
Carrie Lehman Suchman
Thomas A. Suchman
Benjamin W. Thompson
Christie Leah Todd
Class of 1999
Diehl Society Patron
Charles Maurice Agee, III
Madison Moore Agee 
Red & Black Society Associate
Carolyn Alison Barnwell*
Red & Black Society Member
Dudley Baker, Jr.
Effi e Vanzola Bean
Matthew H. Breaux
Joyce Ann Parker Fegette
Sarah Marshall Morgan*
J. Matthew Skvarla
Julie Elizabeth Smith*
Tower Society
Nancy Beresford Brown*
Laura Virginia Clopper*
Adrienne Ballew Elder
David Allen Elder
Ty Reagan Hallmark*
Leigh Anne Powell*
Loyalty Club
Adam J. Beck
Holly Frederick Beck
Braden Moon Blasdel
W. Todd Blasdel
A. Paul Butts
Mary Allison Beasley Cates
S. Stuart Fallen*
Tillman J. Finley
Richard Grant Gandy
Timothy Scott Haberberger
David Jansen Haskins
Scott Montgomery Haven
Julie Decker Hendrick*
William Rives Hendrick, IV*
Noah M. Hogan
Emily Dodson Jarrett
John Robert Markel, Jr.
Elizabeth Miller McLean*
Stephen M. Meyer
Olivia Halle Mitchell Walker
Mark Louis Perriello*
Anne Moore Elizabeth Rozelle
Florence Bolin Stumb
Amy Terry-Keister*
Karin Linnea Vanderzee
Robert Mark Thomas Walker
Kevin James Wendell
Amy Shibley Whigham
Donor
Frances Nicole Albers
Mary Ann Whitmire Bader
Adele Kelli Bailey
Maria Elisabeth Balasis
Alina Raines Bjerke
Ashley Anne Browning
Drew Hamilton Butler
Karen Hines Daniel
Diane Elizabeth Faires
Jane Henderson Gallina
Piyamas Kan Gaston
Beth Diane Goldner
Hunter Phillips Goodman
Anne Moncrief Henriques
Henry Picton Hilliard
Stefanie Allysia Johnson
Abigail West Jumper
Kelly Gill Laudon
Marissa Murphy Loper
Sara Pillow Mauck
Ann M. Page
Rachel Morris Rosson
Patricia Marie Rouse
Lisa Roy Vox
Elizabeth McCormac Ryan
Kyle Michael Ryan
Richard John Scandrett, II
Jaclyn Ross Shepard
Mary Reid Colter Tevis
Robert A. Thompson, Jr.
Aimee Norman Vandemark
Ford Baxter Vox
Chandra Nicole Westervelt
Helen Houston Wolter
M. Andrew Wylie
Class of 2000
Red & Black Society Member
Jason Alan Javarone
David J. Morgan*
Tower Society
Cullen R. Evans
Melissa Nicole Rall
John M. Seale
John Charles Sites
Jenny Kjerfve Thompson
Loyalty Club
Danny M. Awdeh
Susan Brombacher Fallen*
Timothy S. Hayes
Brendan Richard Hogan
Jason C. Jowers
Jennifer Stefan Lindsley
John D. Marshall*
Fiona Catherine McCaul
Kristen Noel McDaniel
Emily Rebecca Ogden
Stashu John Stemkowski*
Brenna Fae Strickland
Amanda Corkern Vezina
Amanda Pressnall Warner*
Linda Christina Wendell
Donor
Jessica Lynn Anschutz
Bryce W. Ashby
Jeffrey M. Badoud
Nicki North Baxley
Tarah Penny Buckner
Tyler W. Buckner
Robert Townsend Cole
Emily Slagle Dieringer
Christine Frances Fall
Charles R. Harris
Charles B. Hathcock
Clare Carmi Hodge, III
Scott Dowling Hopkins
Zachary Jumper
Kristin Leah Kleber
Daniel M. London
Kristen Bradburn McCarter
Emily Painter McFarlane
Morgan Marie McMillian
Catherine Eason Parker
Jill Marie Peterfeso
Elizabeth Smith Ritter
Annica I. E. Schael
Gregory S. Scheuchenzuber
Lisa Nicole Schum
Grace Amy Seecharan
Matthew A. Shipe
Andrew R. Shulman
Sarah Clarke Squire
Jeffrey L. Sutton
Shelby Reed Thompson
Anne Bragg Warren
Jennifer Merkel Webb
Justin Matthew Webb
Ellen Elizabeth Weirich
Stephanie Nicole White
Laurel King Whitworth
Brian A. Willis
Bryn Elizabeth Wilson
Christian J. Wold
Hallie Nolen Wold
Mara Elizabeth Zimmerman
Class of 2001
Red & Black Society Associate
Bryan T. Baker
Frank B. Thacher, III
Red & Black Society Member
Jeffrey L. Crader
Julia Auwarter Javarone
Joshua L. Pesses
Charles W. Sheehan*
David B. Weatherman
Tower Society
Brian M. Clary*
Richard W. Cuminale
Brent S. Robson*
Lorien Young Sites
Sara Miles Wilson*
Loyalty Club
DeAnna S. Adams
Sara Kate Allen
Patrick E. Betar
Emily West Bynum
Michael Vincent Cunningham 
Smith
Barrett L. Haga
Jane Starling Hogan
Erin Mann Markel
Hannah Smith Mason
David J. Merriman
Emily Thomason Milsaps
Emily Elizabeth Bays
Catherine Crenshaw Neelly
Susan Hodges Powell*
Heidi Elizabeth Rine
Thomas D. Rivers
Jeremy C. Smith
Donor
Laura Isabel Bauer
Elizabeth Rose Belk
Kalman Peter Bencsath
Laura Henderson Bodwell
Kathryn Stone Comerford
Kosta C. Dalageorgas
Lauren Kathleen Davis
Chad L. Dawkins
Rebecca Harper Dickey
Kimberly Alicia Polanco 
Driggers
David M. Elder
Lauren E. Falco
Meagan Fouty-Brancato
Mary Katherine Minten Gray
Taylor Fox Grether
Alison Lundergan Grimes
Meredith Harrison Mackay
Amy Elizabeth Hall
William H. Haven
Bradley J. Hearne
Claire Chambers Hegarty
Erik Norman Hill
Jessica Marya Hoffman
Leslie Aileen Horne
Andrea Hails Hutchinson
Amber Johnson
Jennifer Ashley Jones
Karen Sue Kopitsky
Adam Grant LaFevor
Sarah Jean Lanneau
Ryan T. LeBlanc
Amy Dundas Matheson
Olivia Nell DeLoach
Tiffany Jo McDonald
Abasi H. McKinzie
Joshua P. Myrick
David W. Neblett
Leanne Marie Paris
Julia Johnson Randolph
David A. Shonts
Sarah Christine Stepp
Andy A. Sweeney
Anna Bryden Teekell
Rosemary Len Thomas
Shelley D. Thompson
Mridula Bagrodia Watt
Dorothy Kenyon Weir
Jennifer Lee Wiedower 
Christina McKenzie 
Willenbrock
Rebecca Emily Wolf
Jennifer Elizabeth Moore 
Wood
Class of 2002
Red & Black Society Member
Lauren Beth Gunn
Tower Society
Andrew G. Miller
Eric T. Sefton
Loyalty Club
Kathryn Baldwin Clark
Joby M. Dion*
Elizabeth DuBose Forbes*
Douglas J. Lemme*
Katherine McCoy Llewellyn*
Nathan R. Mitchell
Rebecca Scherer Papachristou
Rebecca Edwards Pustejovsky
Crissy Cody Stemkowski*
Amanda Valencia Wilder
Matthew Kane Wilder
Todd V. Williams*
Donor
Anna Christina Acosta
Brook Allyn Bissinger
Katherine Nicole Brownyard
Jamie Ladd Burton
Meredith Ann Cain
Ross M. Cascio
Katherine Leigh Castille
Shannon Leigh Cian
Allana Clarke Helland
Megan Kathleen Gaylord
Heather Marie Denman
Christine Marie Dietz
Jacquelyn Ehrentraut Dion
Elizabeth Carolyn Elliott
Sina Margaret Ellis
Lawton Elizabeth Fabacher
Suzy Elizabeth Fournier
Emily Dixon Fowlkes
John W. Goss
Debra Carolyn Hall
Matthew Carl Helland
Allyson Johnson Hodge
Sarah Loretto Houser
Elizabeth Waters Humphreys
Marilyn Artis Matthews 
Johnson
Patrick Charles LaRochelle
Jennifer Joe Lee
Lewis W. Lyons
Jennifer Morris McPheeters
Julie Anne Mediamolle
Tiffany Faith Merritt
Jill Doshier Meyer
David W. Mickle
Timothy Iaggi Moreland
Ryan A. Parry
Matthew W. Pate
Clinton William Randolph
Elizabeth Rogers Ratcliff
Andrew Justin Robinson
Anya Breitmeyer Robinson
Andrew Battle Sanders
Catherine Elizabeth Skvarla
Erinn Marie Staley
Gina Pera Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Tinkler
Benjamin S. Willson
Joshua L. Wilmsmeyer
Zachary McCree Wilson, III
Jo Devon Winfrey
Caroline Barefi eld Wright
Rachel Proby Wright
Class of 2003
Red & Black Society Associate
Allison Forsyth Prickett
Red & Black Society Member
Martha Graves Thomas*
Grace Williams Ward
Alumni Giving by Class continued from page 33
Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008  35
Tower Society
Stuart T. Johnston*
Samuel Parkerson McEnery
Lauren Blalock Sefton
Loyalty Club
Robert Lee Baldridge, IV
Laura Wentling Bishop*
Susan Abernathy Bomar*
Amanda Hope Haley
Kathryn Bracken Hazelrig
Carrie Eaker Kerley
Ryan G. Master
Stephanie Cuellar Master
Melinda Carol Phillips
Andrea Battaglia Prather
Kelly Elizabeth Ransom*
Jane Harding Wells
Ellen Hawbaker Woodbridge
Simone Harvey Yoder
Donor
Basilios M. Agiannidis
Tavishi Agrawala
Evelyn Summer Banks
Gelsey Rose Bennett
Elizabeth Enger Birkner
Derek A. Black
Emily Gallagher Boggs
Natalie Pennington 
Castellanos
Frances Elizabeth Cooper
Stephanie Elizabeth Cox
Amanda Killie Curty
Lauren Elizabeth Deen
Cyanne Lyn Demchak
Miriam Evers Dillard
Norman L. Downing
Susan Elizabeth Duesler
Mark A. Erskine
Shelley Coe Fulghum
Evan Beth Goss
Anna Seal Guidry
William H. Hasen
Jessica Louise Hubbs
Jessica Lynn Huber
Scott R. Hughes
Jonathan D. Hulgan
Amanda Abramas Johnson
Matthew Ryan Keogh
Tara Mina Kim
Marian Butcher Kraemer
Elizabeth Shea Lessentine
William N. Mabry
Megan Barrett McComas
Courtney Lavelle Neff
Marjorie Hall Molloy
Kelley Savage Morel
Laura Marks O?Brien
Scott C. O?Brien
Page Thead Pulliam
Scott G. Puttick
James B. Roach
Joseph Holmes Sherrard, VI
Katherine Norman Sherrard
Elizabeth Parish Smith
James C. Spencer
Jessica Bray Squeglia
Eden Gipson Stanton
Michelle Jane Stillman
Alice McCracken Stoner
Bradley S. Stoner
Mary Campbell Toussaint
James M. Whalen
Anne Elizabeth Hughes White
Sarah May Wilmsmeyer
James Donald Wilson, Jr.
John R. Zeanah
Class of 2004
Red & Black Society Member
Jennifer Nora Dill*
Jon David Willingham
Tower Society
Seth Gilpin
Loyalty Club
Brandy Jane Alexander*
David R. Burke*
Margaret Raye Chambers
Robert R. Dalton
Natalie Lorraine DuMont
Robert E. Edgecombe, III*
Becca A. Franklin
Caitlin Marie Goodrich*
Jamie Lynn Hulett*
John Anders Reynolds*
Stacy Marie Sidle
Amanda Haggerty Therrell
John W. Therrell, III
Donor
Ashley Elizabeth Arnold
John L. Baber, IV
Timothy J. Beecher, Jr.
Sarah Margaret Bridwell
Lindsay Margaret Chapman
Jacob L. Church
Julie Allison Clary
Elizabeth Olivia Cooley
Miriam Garrett Dolin
Travis H. Eckley
Lauren Lincks Ferrera
Whitney Anne Garman
Kyle J. Gehres
Duncan T. Hamilton
Leland Dabney Haugh
Daniel L. Head
William E. Higginbothom, III
Rose Lee Hiner
Rebecca Karem Hughes
Megan Pollock Hulgan
Alyson Jean White Igoe
Peter D. Igoe
Jessica Laurel Kanes
Kristy Lynn Kummerow
Ashley Anne Kutz
Jennifer Sydney Labrecque
Bridgette Keith Lacher
K. Michael Lamb
John C. Leslie
Brooke Raushel Levy
William Taylor Levy
Marc A. Lissauer
Matthew D. Lum
Austin T. Lutz
Katie Elizabeth Maxwell
Joanie Blakemore McEnery
Allethaire Anne Medlicott
Robert C. Milam
Sarah Hall Mitchell
Samuel Patrick New
Peter L. Paul, IV
Blake C. Phillips
Kathryn Renee Pigg
Valerie Ann Power
Crystal Star Robertson
Lori Beth Dunn Schaefer
Marie Ann Brandwiede 
Schofer
Amber Nicole Shaw
Sara Eileen Simmonds
Jennifer Clare Sirmon
Jonathan P. Spilman
Shelley Webster Spring
Christopher C. Stout
Christopher M. Talley
Elizabeth Church Townsend
Richard B. Waddell
Jesse D. Ziebarth
Class of 2005
Red & Black Society Member
Cynthia Mathis Pfohl
Loyalty Club
Kevin M. Davidson
Mollie Kathleen O?Dell*
William C. Tyler, Jr.*
Donor
Stephanie Michelle Albury
Traci Ellen Allen
William J. Aubel
Ken M. Bode
Marcus L. Braxton
Queena Chae
Katherine Elizabeth Cian
Christine Elaine Coy
Meredith Jeta Donovan
John D. Foutch
Meredith Ann Guillot
Melanie Elyse Hall
Eliza Kirk Hanson
Laura Jane Hoffmeister
Lauren Fay Holmes
Caroline Lanier Hood
Alexander W. Hornaday
John E. Hullender, III
Adam J. Isom
Leah Anne Kaye
Jodi Michelle Little
William B. London
Elizabeth Lea Maxey
Morgan Ann McCrary
Joseph K. McKinney
Jane Anne Miller
Lauren M. Miller
Maureen Elise Miller
Noelle Marie Norris
Andrew M. O?Brien
Frances Jane Rabalais
Brenna Maria Ragghianti
Natalie Kathryn Ray
William F. Rives
Elizabeth Janette Roads
Bradley S. Romig
Linn C. Schifano
Kristen Bach Smithson
Desiree Anahita Steimer
Caitlin Elizabeth Sullivan
Christopher A. Thompson
Andrew S. Trundle
Rebecca Claire Tyler
Evan L. Weinberger
Charles L. Wheeler
Elizabeth Martin Wiedemann
Nathaniel R. Wyeth
Class of 2006
Loyalty Club
Robert G. Baty
Katherine Callaway Brooks*
Patrick W. Crouch
Scott M. Douglass*
Korey J. Kormick
Erin Campbell Langston
Carrie Patricia Osborne*
Karen Elizabeth Platt
Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
Andrew J. Willey
Donor
Leigh P. Bonner
Kasey Ann Brooks Culbreath
Gretchen Oge Bufe
Emily Joy Clark
Allison Elizabeth Cox
Jacob T. Cremer
Ashley Lakin Crosland
Laura Jackson Dallas
Emily Louise Davis
Sarah Lindsey Fairchild
Marie C. Francis
Haley Fults
Andrew F. Godfrey-Kittle
Matthew T. Goldsby
Meredith Nicole Gould
Jessica Katherine Graham
Holly Leigh-Ann Heath
Christine Elaine Hendrickson
Matthew G. Honea
Laura Caroline Johnson
Daniel A. Keedy
Angela Ju-me Kornman
Adam N. Master
Martina Lydia Melliand
Rachel Marie Methvin
Priscilla Ashley Mitchem
Sarah Addison Peyronnin
Jon P. Rhamey
Katharine Ackerman Rhamey
Amanda Grace Richardson
Jennifer Lauren Rogers
Ryan C. Thames
Nicole Joan Vazquez
William W. Waring, III
Jeree Lynne Wheat
Ellen Elizabeth Whitten
Claire Elizabeth Williams
Class of 2007
Red & Black Society Member
Emily Whiting Deichmann
Nicholas C. Stutzman
Stephanie Hewitt Wynne
Loyalty Club
Kenneth A. Bohnert
Emily Marie Dafferner
Rebecca R. Smith
John Gregory Willard
Donor
Keith B. Alexander
Laura Elizabeth Arnold
Lauren Prentice Bartling
Amanda Fraser Bash
Alexandra Merlyn Boyd
Jennifer Leigh Brake
Mollie Chatham Briskman
Taylor C. Brown
Matthew D. Cain
Valaree Ellen Casamer
Taylor Lauren Casey
Chelsea Lyn Castiglioni
Tatiana Esther Cerna
Deborah Nicole Clarke
Courtney Jane Cockerell
Carolyn Camilla Cole
Elizabeth Catherine Connor
James A. Cornfoot
Anne Marie Crifasi
Leonard Curry
Eugenia Phyllis Dolson
Elizabeth Taylor Duckett
Rebecca Bear Ferguson
Orion Gates
John L. Gehrig
Joseph C. Goldsmith
Andrew T. Greer
Jessica Danielle Hallford
Marci A. Hendrix
Ross W. Hilliard
Joshua J. Jefferies
John C. Jennison, IV
David P. Johnson
Grace Elizabeth Keith
Mary Milton Kelly
Katherine Courtney Key
Benjamin G. Lambert
William C. Lawnin
Elizabeth Eason Leake
Tiane Rebekah Leonard
John S. Lesikar
Sarah Casey Lineback
Brooks M. Lyons
Hilary Lavonne Mast
Anne Caitlin May
Mary Austin Mays
Victoria McLean McCullough
Brittany Rae Melvin
Amy DeBusk Moore
Brett M. Morris
Suvarna Kuruganti Murti
Sonia Audrey Nkashama
Caroline Marie Owens
Katherene Nicole 
Papathopoulos
Joel T. Parsons
Shawn N. Paterakis
Anne Claire Patrick
Robert P. Piper
Molly Lochridge Powers
Timothy R. Pruitt, Jr.
Bethany Michelle Reisner
Mark A. Robinson
Cynthia Laine Royer
Amanda Emad Sakla
Diane Amelia Schaffrick
Kristine Kain Schwetye
Sally Ann Stinchfi eld
Rachel Ashley Stuart
Elliott W. Taliaferro
Jamie Renee Underwood
Laura Elizabeth Vansickle
Ashley Lauren Wells
Chase A. Williams
Margaret Smith Works
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In Memoriam
36 Honor Roll of Donors 2007-2008
Rhodes Annual Fund Alumni Participation
Class Donors as
Year % of Class
1932 . . . . . . . . . . 33%
1933 . . . . . . . . . . 20%
1934 . . . . . . . . . . 44%
1935 . . . . . . . . . . 33%
1936 . . . . . . . . . . 64%
1937 . . . . . . . . . . 50%
1938 . . . . . . . . . . 54%
1939 . . . . . . . . . . 52%
1940 . . . . . . . . . . 52%
1941 . . . . . . . . . . 60%
1942 . . . . . . . . . . 53%
1943 . . . . . . . . . . 58%
1944 . . . . . . . . . . 66%
1945 . . . . . . . . . . 52%
1946 . . . . . . . . . . 51%
1947 . . . . . . . . . . 59%
1948 . . . . . . . . . . 54%
1949 . . . . . . . . . . 57%
1950 . . . . . . . . . . 54%
1951 . . . . . . . . . . 65%
1952 . . . . . . . . . . 57%
1953 . . . . . . . . . . 64%
1954 . . . . . . . . . . 52%
1955 . . . . . . . . . . 62%
1956 . . . . . . . . . . 64%
1957 . . . . . . . . . . 68%
1958 . . . . . . . . . . 57%
1959 . . . . . . . . . . 66%
1960 . . . . . . . . . . 61%
1961 . . . . . . . . . . 45%
1962 . . . . . . . . . . 56%
1963 . . . . . . . . . . 45%
1964 . . . . . . . . . . 44%
1965 . . . . . . . . . . 51%
1966 . . . . . . . . . . 45%
1967 . . . . . . . . . . 46%
1968 . . . . . . . . . . 45%
1969 . . . . . . . . . . 42%
1970 . . . . . . . . . . 44%
1971 . . . . . . . . . . 45%
1972 . . . . . . . . . . 38%
1973 . . . . . . . . . . 40%
1974 . . . . . . . . . . 43%
1975 . . . . . . . . . . 31%
1976 . . . . . . . . . . 31%
1977 . . . . . . . . . . 37%
1978 . . . . . . . . . . 34%
1979 . . . . . . . . . . 31%
1980 . . . . . . . . . . 33%
1981 . . . . . . . . . . 35%
1982 . . . . . . . . . . 29%
1983 . . . . . . . . . . 37%
1984 . . . . . . . . . . 32%
1985 . . . . . . . . . . 30%
1986 . . . . . . . . . . 29%
1987 . . . . . . . . . . 37%
1988 . . . . . . . . . . 29%
1989 . . . . . . . . . . 34%
1990 . . . . . . . . . . 30%
1991 . . . . . . . . . . 29%
1992 . . . . . . . . . . 27%
1993 . . . . . . . . . . 34%
1994 . . . . . . . . . . 33%
1995 . . . . . . . . . . 28%
1996 . . . . . . . . . . 28%
1997 . . . . . . . . . . 30%
1998 . . . . . . . . . . 31%
1999 . . . . . . . . . . 33%
2000  . . . . . . . . . 26%
2001  . . . . . . . . . 27%
2002  . . . . . . . . . 23%
2003  . . . . . . . . . 24%
2004  . . . . . . . . . 25%
2005  . . . . . . . . . 17%
2006  . . . . . . . . . 14%
2007  . . . . . . . . . 16%
The President?s Award for the largest class gift is presented to the Class of 1969 
for its unrestricted Annual Fund gift of $87,002.
The Goodbar Morgan Award for the greatest increase in participation is 
presented to the Class of 1960 for its 9.14% increase in donors.
The John A. Rollow Award for the greatest increase in giving is presented to the 
Class of 1959 for its gift increase of 494%.
The Golden Lynx Award for the largest gift from a class graduated 50 years or 
more is awarded to the Class of 1951 for its gift of $71,258.
The Golden Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class 
graduated 50 years or more is presented to the Class of 1957 for achieving 
68% participation in the Annual Fund.
The Silver Lynx Award for the largest class gift from a class between the years 
1959-1997 is presented to the Class of 1969 for its gift of $87,002.
The Silver Lynx Award for the greatest alumni participation from a class between 
the years 1959-1997 is presented to the Class of 1959 for achieving 66% 
participation in the Annual Fund.
Young Alumni Award for the largest class gift among classes graduated 10 years 
or fewer is presented to the Class of 1998 for its gift of $17,385.
Young Alumni Award for the greatest alumni participation among classes 
graduated 10 years or fewer is presented to the Class of 1999 for achieving 
33% participation.
Alumni Awards for 2007-2008
(Presented Homecoming 2008, Oct. 3-4)
Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2007-2008
Leadership Council
John H. Coats ?75
Darrell T. Cobbins ?97
Catherine S. Cuellar ?96
Mark C. Doramus ?80
W. Michael Doramus ?72
Douglas Brian Duncan ?96
Ann Holmes ?85
Barry D. Johnson ?83
Marcus A. Kimbrough ?90
Kimberly Chickey MacQueen ?83
Eric C. Mathews ?02
Katherine Bullard Melhorn ?77
David Overend ?96
Elizabeth Roe Pearce ?91
Leigh Bishop Taub ?92
Eric M. Teal ?91
Allyson Kennett Williams ?96
Alumni Association 
Executive Board
Marcus Kimbrough ?90, President
Marynell Branch ?77, President-Elect
Katharine Farmer ?99, Vice-President
Amy Doolin ?89, Secretary
Ryan Mire ?93, Black Alumni 
Connection Chairperson
Anne H.K. Apple ?88
George Robert Baker ?87
Joy Richmond Bowen?97
Darrell Cobbins ?97
Todd Doolin ?87
Samuel L. Drash ?61
Margaret L. Headrick ?73
Heather Hettinger ?91
Scott Howard ?73
David Lusk ?87
William McLean ?57
Ryan Mire ?93
Dorothy Neale ?77
Joanna Priester ?88
John Anders Reynolds ?04
Crissy Stemkowski ?02
Ada Jane Walters ?56
James C. Whittington ?67
Kevin S. Wiley, Jr.?94
James Eikner ?57, Immediate Past 
President
James Augustine ?89, Board of Trustees 
Representative
Stephen Ceccoli, Faculty 
Representative
Douglas Lensing ?08, President, 
Rhodes Student Government
Bud Richey, Associate Vice President 
and Director of Alumni Relations
Alumni Chapters
Mobile / Gulf Coast Chapter
Established November 10, 2003
Chapter Leaders:
John Wade Therrell, III ?04, 
Co-Chairperson
Mandy Haggerty Therrell ?04, 
Co-Chairperson
Mary Margaret Kendall Bailey ?87
Robbie Baker ?87
Melissa Hayes Baker ?84
Don and Nedra Bloom, Parents of 
Catherine ?06
Margaret Haigler Davis ?61
Pat and Robert Edington ?50
Tanya Beck Evans ?82
Mike and Nancy Hofto, Parents of 
Meghan ?07 and Laura ?10
Charles Jones ?71
Missy Meyers Jones ?74
David Lindsey ?63
Jeanie Heltzel Lindsey ?65
William ?Billy? McLean ?57
Susan Robinson McLean ?58
Gus and Mary Lou Meaher, Parents of 
Helen ?07
Norman Nicolson ?75
Ruth Metcalf Rye ?84
Scott Rye ?83
George Talbot ?94
Heather Green Talbot ?96
Atlanta Chapter
Established February 19, 2004
Chapter Leaders:
Bobbo Jetmundsen ?77 Chairperson
Ross Armstrong ?01
Allison Griffi n Bittel ?98
Rickman Brown ?77
David Carr ?98
Ben Chastain ?03
Leslie Curry ?98
Shelley Fulghum ?03
Claire Chambers Hegarty ?01
Jill Helmer ?77
Laura Locke Kandilakis ?94
Kate Strother ?03
Gregor Turk ?82
Washington, DC, Chapter
Established April 19, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Clyde Henderson, III ?95, President
Clark Ogilvie ?91, Career Networking
Nancy DiPaolo ?97, Career Networking
Lucy Cook, Mother of Becky ?08 and 
David ?12, Student Recruitment & 
Outreach
Kim Kirkpatrick ?03, Chapter 
Programming & Events
C. Kyle Russ ?04, Chapter 
Programming & Events
Mark Perriello ?99, Coalition Partners
Knight Champion ?86
Charlie Cook, Father of Becky ?08 and 
David ?12
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Arkansas Chapter
Established May 24, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Marynell Branch ?77
Brian Clary ?01
Anne Hughes ?03
Charlie Kinslow ?72
Ed Parker ?96
Memphis Chapter
Established July 12, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Greg Ritter ?93, Chairperson
Anne Kaiser Apple ?88
Jim Apple ?89
David Burke ?04
Kelly Ensor ?99
Jonathan Hulgan ?03
Megan Pollock Hulgan ?04
Anna Ivey ?06
Lisa Jain ?02
Claire Madison ?97
Katie Maxwell ?04
Amy Moore ?07
Crissy Cody Stemkowski ?02
Stash Stemkowski ?00
Nashville Chapter
Established September 13, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Trish Puryear Crist ?90, President 
& Career Development/Student 
Networking Chair
Sara Kate Allen ?01, Student 
Recruitment Chairperson
Theresa Cloys Carl ?75, Educational 
Programming Chairperson
Emily Ogden ?00, Social Chairperson
Elisabeth Meyers Yoder ?01, Social 
Chairperson
Colleen Grady ?86, Service 
Chairperson
Andrea Hutchinson ?01, Young Alumni 
Chairperson
Kevin Clingan ?90, Family 
Programming Chairperson
Members at Large:
Michael Edwards ?79
Melinda Phillips ?03
North Texas Chapter
Established September 21, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Amy Berlin Opsal ?98
Catherine Cuellar ?96
Clare Dempsey ?99
Courtney Elliott Itson ?98
Stuart Fallen ?99
Susan Brombacher Fallen ?00
Lauren Kennedy ?08
C.W. Sheehan ?01
Sunni Thompson ?98
Kevin Wiley ?94
Birmingham Chapter
Established October 27, 2005
Chapter Leaders:
Merryl Taylor Cooper ?94
Maggie McDonald ?98
Charlotte Turnipseed Russ ?97
Chip Schramm ?98
Houston Chapter
Established February 7, 2006
Chapter Leaders:
Chip Lane ?98, Chairperson
Ashley Browning ?99
Scott Howard ?73
Jason Javarone ?00
Julie Auwarter Javarone ?01
Kristen Nichols McDaniel ?00
Rachel Morris Rosson ?99
Chicago Chapter
Established March 23, 2006
Chapter Leaders:
Montserrat Alsina ?84
Jena Balton ?02
Ellen DeLoach Baker ?94
Nick Grojean ?00
Elizabeth Hood ?98
Vanessa Kosloski ?04
Ashley Kutz ?04
Chrissy Mobley ?01
Linn Schifano ?05
Heather Tyler ?97
Kelly and Pete Young, Parents of Jamie 
?09
Viktoria Ziebarth ?97
New York City Chapter
Established July 11, 2006
Chapter Leaders:
Georgianna Bowersox ?05
Frank Byrd ?90
Ben Gohman ?97
Casey Hail ?04
Matt Marcotte ?99
John Marshall ?00
Bill Michaelcheck ?69
Marc Lissauer ?04
Philip Ruppel ?06
Carol Colclough Strickland ?68
Sid Strickland ?68
Anne Bragg Warren ?00
St. Louis Chapter
Established November 27, 2006
Chapter Leaders:
Lauren Bell Beecher ?05
Julie Allen Berger ?76
Roger and Amy Robinson Bielicke ?90
Myles Bogner ?96
Dana Chamblee ?9
Steve Collins ?77
Anna Teekell Hays ?01
Emily Dodson Jarrett ?99
Rob Jarrett ?93
Sarah Koehler Jenkins ?98
Megan Jessee ?04
Terry Johns ?92
Mark Johnson ?93
Vicki and Mark Keller, Parents of 
Rebekah ?08
Tory and Ken Mallin, Parents of Chip 
?09
Ebony Woods McCain ?00
Sean Quinn ?06
Wendy Pikula ?83
Anna Marie Hill Schumacher ?73
Kirstyn Schwartz ?04
Natasha Westrich Wood ?95
Jason Woods ?97
New Orleans Chapter
Established February 27, 2007
Shannon Cian ?02
Jean and Louis Cian, Parents of 
Shannon ?02, Katie ?05 and Megan 
?08
Dane Ciolino ?85
Anne-Marie Crifasi ?07
Gretchen Deeves ?83
Joby Dion ?99
Robert Edgecombe ?04
Sarah Tuttle Edgecombe ?03
Lawton Fabacher ?02
Lyn and Robert Fabacher, Parents of 
Lawton ?02 and Caroline ?06
Creswell Gardner ?98
Marcie Planchon Gardner ?98
Loretta Lambert ?96
Sarah Lanneau ?01
Jack Leslie ?04
Michael Mann ?01
John McCants ?00
Joanie McEnery ?04
Parke McEnery ?02
Andrew O?Brien ?05
David Perlis ?90
Suzanne Gonce Perlis ?90
Elizabeth Townsend ?04
Linda and Peter Tufton, Parents of 
Margaret ?08, Michael ?09 and 
Anne ?10
Carl Yoder ?03
Simone Harvey Yoder ?03
Donna Mannina Young ?88
Austin Chapter
Established June 13, 2007
Nicole Albers ?99
Alison Barnwell ?99
Elizabeth Coffee ?04
Rachel Haggerty ?06
Amy Hall ?96
Gail and Burt Livengood, Parents of 
Maura ?10
Karen Thompson Manroe ?84
Anne and Jim Martin, Parents of 
Meredith ?10
Ashley West Mohundro ?98
Robert Mohundro ?95
Greg Peters ?82
Jason Pierce ?00
Matt Prewett ?01
Jamie Roeling ?96
Stacy Sidle ?04
Kendel White ?92
Liza Wilson ?93
New England Chapter
Established June 24, 2007
Christie Brewer Boyd ?01
Jeremy Boyd ?01
Jim Golden ?85
Michael Faber ?98
Raleigh Finlayson ?01
John Hicks ?90
Leah Coker Huffman ?97
Pat Dickson Jones ?64
Gil Jones ?65
Neal Lakdawala ?97
Lisa and Tom Lamb, Parents of Chris 
?11
Damon Norcross ?98
Melanie Smith Norcross ?96
Trudy Palmer-Ball Regan ?82
Shelby Thompson ?00
Homecoming/Reunion 
2008 Volunteers
Class of 1953
Betty Sue Wilcox Shaw, Reunion Chair
Betty Martin Barker
Bob Crumby
Betty Jo Carter Dodson
Roscoe Feild
Joan Ramier
Don Ramier
Elizabeth Collins Swaim
Ann Taylor Walker Waters
George Wilson
Bill Young
Class of 1958
Betty Chalmers Peyton, Reunion 
Co-chair
Beth LeMaster Simpson, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Lorraine Rayburn Abernathy
Chuck Blake
Bob Booth
John Bryan
Neville Frierson Bryan
Mike Cody
Sam Cole
Richard Dortch
John Dunlap
Hervey Doughton Martin
Lynda Graham McCarty
Meg Caldwell McCarty
Sue Robinson McLean
Denton McLellan
Marion Forsythe Meibaum
John Quinn
Betty Ann Russell
David Simpson
Buddy Whiteaker
Mary Latta Whiteaker
Kip Shoaf Zbinden
Louis Zbinden
Class of 1963
Bill Butler, Reunion Co-Chair
Joe Duncan, Reunion Co-Chair
Bob Fey, Fundraising Chair
Class of 1968
Drue Thom White, Reunion Co-Chair
Bob Morris, Reunion Co-Chair
Jennifer Fey Edmonds, Reunion Host
Scott Arnold
Mauria Jackson Aspell
Noni Harvin Buchanan
Bubba Clark
Richard Ennis
Charlotte Parmelee Merrill
Annie Olson Paden
Mike Richards
Class of 1973
Meriwether Montgomery, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Judy Tygard, Reunion Co-Chair
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Class of 1978
Ruthann Ray, Reunion Co-Chair
Donna Del Donno Vosper, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Bill Byrd
Smitty Charlton
Paul E. Renfroe, Jr.
Beth Deming Schaeffer
Sandy Schaeffer
Lynn Reecer Sudderth
Helen Theo Smith
Karen Weimer Willis
Class of 1983
Susan Logan Huffman, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Michelle Vick Fulmer, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Cindy Brown Bair
Richard Bird
Maura Brady Costello
Perry Dement
Bobby Eason
Trice Gibbons
Robin Haynie Hanna
Melissa Barth Ivy
Barry Johnson
Lewis Kalmbach
Charlotte Patton Parks
Leslie Drake Schutt
Rush Waller
Class of 1988
Anne Kaiser Apple, Reunion Chair 
and Host
Joanna Smith Priester, Fundraising 
Chair
Brooke Glover Emery
Tommy Coleman
Kate Zeitler Enright
Florence Johnson Raines
Class of 1993
Joey Dudek, Reunion Chair
Stephanie Sullivan, Fundraising Chair
Ryan Mire
Sarah Henry
Kelley Slagle Funk
Class of 1998
Abigail Jumper, Reunion Co-Chair
Sarah Lindsey Harrison, Reunion 
Co-Chair
Elizabeth Hood, Fundraising Chair
Chirag Chauhan
Elizabeth Fairman
Elizabeth Haag
Allison Hester
Stephen Hester
Katie Kibler
Scott Kibler
Emylie Kirby
Mitchell Klink
Maggie McDonald
Molly Molina
Carolyn Ransford
Chip Schramm
Stephanie Shackelford
Vic Suane
Amanda Grebe Tamburrino
Angie Wellford
Fred Wix
Class of 2003
Tyler Sanders, Reunion Chair
Melinda Phillips, Fundraising Chair
Ben Chastain
Cyanne Demchak
Shelley Fulghum
Kate Hazelrig
Kim Kirkpatrick
Martha Thomas
Rhodes College Alumni Volunteers 2008-2009
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Rhodes College Board of Trustees 2007-2008
Spence L. Wilson, Chair
Memphis, Tennessee
President, Kemmons Wilson, Inc.
William J. Michaelcheck ?69, 
Vice Chair
New York, New York
Chairman, 
Mariner Investment Group, Inc.
Randall R. Rhea ?77, Secretary
Roanoke, Virginia
Managing Partner, Carilion Family 
Medicine-Parkway Physicians
James W. O?Brien, Treasurer
Hingham, Massachusetts
Founder, Bare Cove Financial
Trustees
James N. Augustine, Jr. ?89
Memphis, Tennessee
Senior Vice President, 
Raymond James
Michelle B. Babcock ?98
Wilson, Wyoming
Founder and President, 
Equipoise Fund
James H. Barton
Memphis, Tennessee
President and Treasurer, 
Barton Group, Inc.
Jack R. Blair
Memphis, Tennessee
Chairman, DJO, Inc.
Susan E. Brown
Dallas, Texas
Civic Volunteer
John H. Bryan, III ?83 
Nashville, Tennessee
President, 
Savannah Food Company
Robert H. Buckman
Memphis, Tennessee
President, R. H. Buckman and 
Associates
Deborah Legg Craddock ?80
Memphis, Tennessee
Vice President of Trading, 
Southeastern Asset 
Management, Inc.
Joe M. Duncan ?63
Memphis, Tennessee
Partner, Burch Porter & Johnson
Laila Adams Eckels ?71
Memphis, Tennessee
Civic Volunteer
William E. Evans
Memphis, Tennessee
Director and CEO, St. Jude 
Children?s Research Hospital
Wilton D. Hill
Memphis, Tennessee
Private Investor
John C. Hugon ?77 
Duncan, Oklahoma
President, Hugon Capital 
Management, L.P.
J.L. Jerden ?59 
Atlanta, Georgia
Chairman, Pritchard & Jerden, Inc.
W. Ralph Jones, III ?79
Humboldt, Tennessee
President and CEO, Jones 
Companies, Ltd.
J. Stephen Martin
Houston, Texas
Vice President and General 
Counsel (retired), Anadarko 
Petroleum Corporation
Phillip H. McNeill, Sr.
Memphis, Tennessee
President, McNeill Investment 
Company
Herman Morris, Jr. ?73
Memphis, Tennessee
Financial Adviser, Waddell & Reed 
Michael G. O?Keefe ?81
Chicago, Illinois
Managing Partner, Two Rivers 
Capital Management, LLC
Arthur W. Rollins ?81
Atlanta, Georgia
First Vice President, Private Client 
Group, Merrill Lynch
Ali Saberioon
Houston, Texas
President and CEO, Sabco Oil and 
Gas Corporation
Robert R. Waller
Memphis, Tennessee
President and CEO (retired), 
Mayo Clinic
David D. Watts ?63
Los Angeles, California
Associate Vice President, 
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles
Steven E. Wynne
Portland, Oregon
Private Investor
William E. Troutt (ex-offi cio)
Memphis, Tennessee
President, Rhodes College
Emeriti Trustees
Robert W. Amis ?48
Wayzata, Minnesota
Secretary (Retired), Advance 
Acceptance Corporation
Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.
Memphis, Tennessee
Chairman (retired), National 
Commerce Bancorporation
Kenneth F. Clark, Jr.
Memphis, Tennessee
Counsel, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs
Charles P. Cobb ?44
Memphis, Tennessee
Partner, Cobb Fiduciary Services
J. Lester Crain, Jr. ?51
Memphis, Tennessee
Private Investor
Lewis R. Donelson ?38
Memphis, Tennessee
Founder and Senior Partner, Baker 
Donelson Bearman Caldwell & 
Berkowitz, PC
Nancy Hill Fulmer ?51
Memphis, Tennessee
Civic Leader
C. Stratton Hill, Jr. ?50
Houston, Texas
Professor Emeritus, 
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
Memphis, Tennessee
Chairman and CEO, 
Mallory Group, Inc.
John B. Maxwell, Jr. ?57
Memphis, Tennessee
Of Counsel, Apperson Crump & 
Maxwell, PLC
Frank M. Mitchener, Jr.
Sumner, Mississippi
President, 
Mitchener Planting Company
Wayne W. Pyeatt
Memphis, Tennessee
Chairman Emeritus, 
National Bank of Commerce
S. Herbert Rhea
Memphis, Tennessee
President, 
Rhea Financial Corporation
Elizabeth LeMaster Simpson ?58
Memphis, Tennessee
Civic Leader
Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. ?39
Memphis, Tennessee
President (retired), 
National Trust Life Insurance Co.
Faculty-Elected Trustees
Stephen J. Ceccoli
Associate Professor, International 
Studies
Darlene Loprete
Prof.essor, Chemistry
Ann M. Viano
Associate Professor, Physics
Student-Elected Trustees
Leah K. Hirsch ?08
Springdale, Arkansas
International Studies and 
Political Science
Douglas H. Lensing ?08
Memphis, Tennessee
Political Science
Hafford C. Porter, II ?08
Greensboro, North Carolina
English
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A busy career found Tricia Butterworth Egger 
?65 living in Chicago, California, Puerto Rico 
and Hawaii. Yet, her Rhodes education and 
good memories of college life have remained 
with her for more than 40 years.
So when Tricia and her husband Larry began 
thinking about using a condominium they 
owned in Hawaii to make a charitable gift 
in 1999, Rhodes was on the short list of 
institutions they considered.
?To tell you the truth, the people at Rhodes 
just showed more interest in receiving a 
gift of real estate than other people we 
contacted,? Larry said. ?Rhodes wanted the 
college to have the benefi t, and they worked 
hard to make the gift work.?
Tricia and Larry deeded their Hawaiian condo 
to The Egger Charitable Remainder Unitrust at Rhodes. The trust sold the condo, and the proceeds from the 
sale are used to pay income to the Eggers for the life of the trust.
?When we are gone, Rhodes can use the remaining trust assets for whatever needs they identify,? says Larry.
?I?ve been really impressed with the college Rhodes has become,? Tricia says, citing the caliber of faculty 
and students. ?Also, working with people in the community lets students experience real life and gives them 
excellent training for the future. It teaches responsibility.?
Tricia and Larry now live in Sedona, Az, where they plan to spend their retirement years.
?The unitrust provides retirement income for us while providing for the future of Rhodes,? Larry says. ?It?s 
really a heck of a deal.?
The Eggers? Hawaiian Home?
A gift that?s good for them and good for Rhodes
For some donors, there is a silver lining to the current down economy. Donors who give a remainder 
interest in their home or farm to Rhodes can continue to live there the rest of their lives and receive a 
larger charitable income tax deduction than they would receive during times of prosperity.
For more information, please contact Sue Matthews, Director of Planned Giving, at:
901-843-3919 or 800-264-5969
Larry and Tricia Butterworth Egger in Sedona, AZ
2000 North Parkway
Memphis, TN 38112-1690
www.rhodes.edu
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Mission Accomplished
Jennifer Thompson ?08 in zero-gravity aboard NASA?s ?Weightless Wonder? July 17, 2008. Thompson, along with Brad Atkins ?10, Gavin Franks ?09, Josh 
Fuchs ?11, Lulu Li ?11, Ben Rice ?09 and Chase Sliger ?10, designed and successfully completed their physics experiment?establishing an orbit between 
two oppositely electrically charged spheres during their reduced gravity fl ights. They also completed an experiment designed by Memphis? Central 
High School students. The fi rst Rhodes physics team to go up did a similar experiment in August 2006. The ?dream team? who supported students this 
year included Professors Brent Hoffmeister, Deseree Meyer Brittingham, technical associate Glen Davis and departmental assistant Eva Owens.
Photo: NASA