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contents
2 President's Message
4 Notes from the Provost
6 News & Events Highlights
8 OU Have to Meet Them
OU Faculty Presents...
Keeping up with Jillian
New Faces at OU
lo Making a Difference
Food for Life
Summit Fosters Community Dialogue
Big Adventure witti Big Heart
OU Alumnus Lends Collection to Alma IVIater
1 6 The Petrel Challenge (Quiz)
Mapping the Campus
17 Reading Room
18 Athletics
OU Hosts 2004 SCAC Spring Festival
Outstanding Student-Athletes at OU
22 Class Notes
Class of 1 959 Reunites
New Alumni Suite Honors O.K. Sheffield
33 Honor Roll of Donors
IBC Archives
Campus Treasures Tell Stories of OU History
presidents message
Oglethorpe University promises a
classic education in a contemporary
city. Oglethorpe students learn to
make a life, make a living and
make a difference. Our graduates
become community leaders who are
distinctive in their ability to think,
communicate and contribute.
The brief paragraph above is The Oglethorpe
Promise. It expresses the essence of the Oglethorpe
experience. It was developed by a committee con-
sisting of several alumni, staff and other trustees
whose life's work is in marketing and public rela-
tions. What does it mean to promise a classic edu-
cation and why is it important to do so?
Not long ago I was asked to write an essay about
the value of general education for inclusion on the
Web site of Colleges of Distinction, a companion site
to a book of the same name. You may have heard of
a book titled Colleges that Change Lives that for
some 30 years has been an aid for students and
their families seeking schools that offer an educa-
tional experience that is worth the cost in time and
money. Colleges of Distinction is an outgrowth and
update of that earlier effort. Oglethorpe is proud to
be one of the Colleges of Distinction. I want to share
with you an excerpt from my essay.
"Ofi:en students, their parents, and the public focus
on the role that education plays in preparing the stu-
dent to get a job. Life in the 21st century has already
made apparent the fact that no job comes with a
guarantee of life-long employment. Nor does any job
provide all that individuals need to create meaning
with their lives. To be an engaged, contributing citi-
zen, one must be educated to meet the four goals for
liberal education, as described by Yale University clas-
sics professor Donald Kagan. Those four goals are:
1. to experience the pure joy of learning for its
own sake;
2. to shape character, style and taste;
3. to prepare for useful, contributing membership
in society;
4. and to be liberally educated in order to be free.
"In liberal arts colleges, a curriculum of general
education is crafted to meet these goals, to ensure
that students are exposed to the best of human
thought and conduct. Systematically studying the
important thinkers, movements, and ideas through-
out history develops students' abilities to under-
stand their world and themselves. General educa-
tion in the humanities, arts, sciences and social sci-
ences broadens the context in which people think
— from the immediacy of contemporary culture to
the wealth of human history. More specifically,
examining how different generations have wrestled
with the problems attending how to live the good
and decent life trains students to be ethical thinkers
in the here and now. To survive and to flourish, our
society must have a healthy contingent of citizens
who have the character and freedom of thought
that liberal education encourages. Those who are so
educated understand that we must judge human
conduct, both public and private, according to the
highest ethical standards.
"Higher education bears responsibility for nourish-
ing this culture of ethical behavior both in individ-
uals and through them in our businesses, in our
professions, in our government, and in our commu-
nities. Every citizen in a free society needs a stan-
dard by which to live and to judge the behavior of
others. To lead, one must learn to exercise authority
within a strong framework of personal ethics. Too
many of those who are supposed to lead merely
respond to the demands of the populace. Ours is
becoming a 'media democracy,' where leaders are
moved more by the opinions reported in the media
than by their personal, thoughtful standards of right
conduct and sound decision. A culture that
demands ethical behavior is our stalwart against the
scandals that have rocked the business world and
revealed the shallow roots of some who were
thought to be leaders.
"The colleges and universities whose general education curricu-
lum causes students to develop their personal awareness of
ethics — an awareness that is informed by the combined
understanding of the experience of human history and con-
temporary practices — are the ones that deserve to be called
'distinctive.'"
I wrote that piece mindful that our nationally-recognized Core
Currictilum accomplishes this task in a way that is, indeed, dis-
tinctive. Our Core combines with our truly excellent academic
programs to fulfill our commitment to our students expressed
in the promise.
By building on our tradition of academic excellence both
inside and outside of the classroom, by energizing the campus
experience, and by connecting with and contributing to our
community, we will achieve the Oglethorpe vision: to be
known as the leading liberal arts institution in the Southeast.
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President Larry D. Large helps level former upper
quad residence halls Dempsey and Trustee to make
way for new student housing.
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Year at a glance: Revenues and Expenditures FY 2003-2004
Revenues
Revenues
Student Tuition
Endowment Spending
Gifts and Grants
Otiier
Total
20,404,220
79.6%
1,662,000
6,5%
1,011,103
3.9%
2,553,817
10.0%
25,631,140
100.0%
Expenditures
Expenditures
Instruction & Other Student Programs
Scholarships
Institutional Support
Operations & Maintenance
Transfers
Total
12,097,201
47.2%
7,629,574
29.8%
2,911,350
1 1 .4%
1,748,012
6.8%
1,245,003
4.9%
25,631,140
100.0%
Detours
By Dr. Christopher Ames, Oglethorpe University
Provost and Senior Vice President
The detours of life formed the theme of the 2004
Oglethorpe commencement talk delivered by hon-
orary degree recipient, Dr. Janice Galleshaw '75.
Galleshaw used her own career path after graduat-
ing from Oglethorpe to demonstrate to graduates
that the road to their career and family goals may
not be a straight one, but that the skills one gleans
from a liberal arts education — combined with per-
sistence— can lead to fulfillment. In doing so,
Galleshaw correctly glossed Robert Frost's famous
poem, "The Road Not Taken," reminding people
that the poem speaks of the complexity, even
unfathomabiliry, of the choices we make.
Too often, inspirational speakers miss the wit and
humor of Frost's poem and echo a message we hear
with ironic frequency in our mass consumer cul-
ture: be independent and have the courage to take
the less traveled path in life. As Frost says, it will
make "all the difference."
The trouble is that neither Frost nor his poem really
says that. "The Road Not Taken" is one of the most
famously misunderstood poems, and those misun-
derstandings illuminate the poem's cleverness and
the power of the message it questions.
Reading the poem afresh, we recognize almost
immediately that it is an extended metaphor,
although the metaphor of life as a journey or path
is so engrained that we hardly think it a metaphor.
The poem is saying something about life's choices,
not just about picking a path in the New England
woods.
So what does the poem tell us about making choic-
es in life? First, that we must, as commencement
speaker Galleshaw illustrated, make choices based
on limited information about the consequences: the
speaker "look[s] down one [path] as far as I could,"
but it isn't very far. Second, the poem amusingly
reminds us of how we kid ourselves. "I kept the
first for another day," the speaker says, admitting in
the next lines that he doubts he'll ever return.
Most casual readers will move quickly over these
points to seize on the main lesson of the poem: the
speaker chose the less traveled path and that made a
profound and positive difference in his life. This
message resonates so powerfully with the values of
American culture that it sounds almost like a pleas-
ing gong: "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—/ I
took the one less traveled by,/ And that has made
all the difference."
But the speaker does not actually take the road less
traveled! What evidence is there on this point? Well,
evidence supporting the less traveled reading occurs
in the second stanza in which the traveler asserts
that he took the second path "because it was grassy
and wanted wear." But notice how that statement is
framed by two qualifiers. The poet first declares
that the second path is "just as fair," that is, equal
to the first. Then he qualifies the assertion that it
"wanted wear" with the word "perhaps."
The poem then twice bluntly tells us the opposite:
they are worn "really about the same" and "both
that morning equally lay/ In leaves no step had
trodden black." Thus the assertion that the path
"wanted wear" parallels the assertion that "I kept
the first for another day." In these instances, the
poet makes a romantic assertion and then corrects it
with a more realistic perception. The poem tells us
three times that there is not a less traveled path:
"just as fair," "really about the same," "both that
morning equally lay."
So how do we understand the famous last stanza?
Notice the verb tenses and the time frame they sug-
gest. The first three stanzas are in the past tense, as
are most narratives. The last stanza is set far in the
future: "ages and ages hence." Thus this little poem
has three time frames: the present of its utterance,
the remembered past of the choice, and the future
re-telling of the incident.
"We can imagine the speaker as an old man by the
fire, regaling his grandchildren with tall tales. We
even hear his aged voice creak as he repeats "I."
Faced with choices that we must make almost
blindly, we later romanticize them into stories of
our own individuality, spinning tales of ourselves as
brave pioneers.
The poem thus becomes a tale of how humans dis-
tort their pasts into stories that the culture teaches
us to tell and to hear. Frost is so on target in identi-
fying the American myth that shapes how we fabri-
cate our life stories that his poem has become part
of the very myth he criticizes.
Is there a lesson for our graduates in this darker ver-
sion of Frost's poem? I think so. We must be atten-
tive to the great myths of our culture, narratives
that get retold in popular song, television sitcoms,
Hollywood movies, commercial advertising—and in
literature. Those myths are so powerful that they
can keep us from understanding the words we read
on a page. Frost's poem invites us to exercise our
ability to read critically so as not to be
duped by stereotype and platitude.
Reading Frost's poem carefully also teach-
es another lesson that resonates with Dr.
Galleshaw's message: life isn't as
simple or as straightforward as
we like to think. A poem, like
life itself can take us on a wind-
ing journey to a surprising
tination.
The Road Not Taken
two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And SORRY I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair.
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same.
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
i doubted if i should ever come back.
i shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
two roads diverged in a wood, and i
i took the one less traveled by,
And THAT HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.
Robert Frost, 1916
news &r events highlights
EVENTS
For a complete calendar of events, please visit
www.oglethorpe.edu (l<eyword: news).
October
Oct. 21 : OWN Fall Program, OUMA, 6 p.m.
Oct. 29-30: Atlanta Antiquarian Bookfair, Schmidt Recreation
Center, 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
November
Nov. 5: Fall Concert, University Singers and Chorale, Conant
Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m.
Nov. 5-7: Parents Weekend
Nov. 1 8-20: "Dancing at Lughnasa," Oglethorpe University
Playmakers, Conant Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m.
December
Dec. 3: Boar's Head and Holiday Concert, Conant Performing
Arts Center, 8 p.m.
Dec. 7, 1 0: "Another Lautenwerck Christmas," Harpsichord Recital
by David Buice, OUMA, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 1 9: Last day of exhibit, "Nicholas Roerich: The Jagoda
Collection," OUMA
January
Jan. 1 5: DeKalb Choral Guild, Conant Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m.
Jan. 20: The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra, Conant Performing
Arts Center, 8 p.m.
February
Feb. 1 2: "Lovers and Poets," The Michael O'Neal Chamber
Singers, Conant Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m.
Feb. 1 8: The Lynne Arriale Jazz Trio, Conant Performing Arts
Center, 8 p.m.
NEWS
Petey Named One of the
Most Unusual Collegiate Mascots
Did you know that Oglethorpe's beloved Petey, the Stormy Petrel,
was rated as one of the two most unusual college mascots by
ESPN and Sports lllustratecR In fact, Oglethorpe's Stormy Petrels
are second only to the Banana Slugs of the University of
California, Santa Cruz. As a result of this rating.
Interim Athletic Director Bob Unger set up a
duel between these two memorable college
mascots arranging for the women's
basketball teams to play this
past January. Petey and the
athletic department will for-
give you if you missed the
game this year since Unger
hopes to arrange a face off
between the men's basketball
teams in the future.
Oglethorpe Tree
Crowned Queen of
the American Beeches
Oglethorpe's American Beech tree
which stands near Phoebe Hearst Hall, received accolades in
February as the largest of its kind in the Big Trees Contest for
Arbor Day 2004. The tree was recognized thanks to a nomination
by Grounds Manager Sharon Entin Roth who bravely perched in
the tree for a glamour shot printed in The Atlanta Journal-
Constitution. The tree measures some 60 feet tall and 1 2 feet in
diameter. It is approximately 100 years old and bears carvings on
its trunk and branches by students from years past.
Home School Group Holds
Graduation Ceremony at Oglethorpe
Following Oglethorpe University's annual Commencement
Ceremony on May 8, the university hosted the fifth annual
Harvest Home Educators Home School Commencement
Ceremony on the academic quadrangle. Approximately 30
graduates and 600 guests attended the graduation ceremony
with a reception immediately following outside Lupton Hall.
Harvest Home Educators is a group that offers home-school family
events and opportunities in a wholesome environment. Curriculum
fairs, informational speakers and other home-school centered
events are held throughout the United States in family-friendly
Photo by; RICH AQDICKS/ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"We were pleased to tiost ttie Harvest Home Educators
Commencement Ceremony on ttie Oglethorpe campus once
again tfiis year It is a wonderful occasion to celebrate the accom-
plishments of these talented students," says Barbara Henry, for-
mer home school advisor "The great majority of the home-
schooled students who have attended Oglethorpe are well-read,
independent thinkers who already understand and value excep-
tional learning experiences - the quintessential Oglethorpe stu-
dent." For more information about Harvest Home Educators, visit
wvTO.harvesthomeeducators.com.
Oglethorpe Day 2004
Oglethorpe's annual campus festivities celebrating its rich history
and interesting traditions took place on Feb. 1 1 . This year OU Day
paid tribute to the integral role of the performing and fine arts
within the liberal arts curriculum at Oglethorpe University.
Students showcased their artistic talents during the convocation
at Conant Performing Arts Center. Dr. Irwin Ray led the University
Singers in performing a variety of selections from Mozart to a
rendition of "Georgia On My Mind." The program also included lit-
erary readings by Ttie Tower staff members, a display of student
artwork in the Conant Lobby and an original theatre sketch which
kept the audience in stitches. The riotous sketch was written
especially for OU Day by Manager and Technical Director for
Conant Performing Arts Center Chadwick Yarbrough. Although
none of this year's sprinters in the "Petrels of Fire" race were
successful in their attempt to complete the 270 yard-loop around
the academic quad before the chimes struck twelve, next year
brings another chance to beat the chimes and go down in OU
Day history!
Associate Professor of Mathematics John Nardo. Photo by LaCour-Niesen Visuals Ira
OU Faculty Presents...
A large part ofivhat makes Oglethorpe such a special
place is its outstanding faculty. Oglethorpe faculty mem-
bers excel in the classroom but also beyond it enriching
the courses they teach with these external experiences.
Here are a few of the recent activities in which faculty
members have been engaged.
Joseph Knippenbei^ Professor of Politics and Direaor
of the Rich Foundation Urban Leadership Program,
published "Liberal Arts and Civic Controversy,"
www.collegenews.org (Oct. 24, 2003), and a review of
"Captain America and the Crusade against Evil" in
Perspectives on Political ScienceYXXSS\ (Winter 2004).
He also delivered papers at the annual meetings of the
American Political Science Association, Philadelphia and
the Associadon for Core Texts and Courses, Adanta.
Alan Loehle, Assistant Professor of Art, had his
work exhibited at various Atlanta venues and
accepted into the permanent files of The Drawing
Center, an alternative museum in New York City.
He also served as a jury member for the Forward
Arts Foundation and an advisory committee mem-
ber on public art installation for Atlanta City
Council President Cathy Woolard.
John Nardo, Associate Professor of Mathematics,
led a Service Learning Project at Lynwood Park
Community Center as part of Freshmen
Orientation, 2003. He served as Principal
Mathematical Investigator for the "Preparing
Mathematicians to Educate Teachers" Grant for the
Mathematical Association of America, 2004.
For a complete list of faculty achievements,
publications and presentations, please visit
www.oglethorpe.edu (keyword: faculty achievements).
Keeping up with Jillian
By Mark DeLong '03
During the SCAC Spring Sports Festival, Jillian Martin '05
gained new experiences in the name of comperidon.
Interim Athledc Director Bob Unger allowed an injured
Martin to open the track and field events with the "Star
Spangled Banner." Later that afternoon, the left-handed
junior threw the shot put — with her right hand. Had
she not thrown the shot put, Martin could not have
competed in the discus event.
This biopsychology major from Newnan, Ga., has shown
such dedication since her arrival at Oglethorpe in the fall
of 2001 . For the past three years, she has competed on
the track and field team; managed the volleyball team;
joined the Black Student Caucus and the service fraterni-
ty Alpha Phi Omega; and served as a student ambassador,
a resident assistant and in student government.
When asked of her greatest accomplishment, Martin
pauses and then says, "I don't think I've had it yet."
Every year she's spent at Oglethorpe, she's found some-
thing new to enjoy: freshman year it was "my girls" on the
volleyball team; sophomore year it was her personal record
of 36.4' in the shot put; junior year it was her fourth floor
community in the New Residence Hall; and this year it
just might be her role as student body president.
When Martin visited campus as a prospective, she
knew that Oglethorpe was "a different university.
I'm comfortable here. I don't have to impress any-
one. I can just be myself" She enjoyed the campus
atmosphere and has worked to maintain that posi-
tive feeling in her years here.
In the fall, her brother Pete (officially John T. Martin, III)
will join Martin at Oglethorpe. "I love this school and I
wanted him to come," she says, "but it had to be his
choice to attend. . . He's going to make a life for himself
here. My family's not one to follow in other's footsteps."
With steps as wide-ranging as Martin's, it wouldn't
be an easy task.
New Faces at OU
Carol Carter, Director of Human Resources
Previous: Direaor of Human Resources for Home Depot
Education: Clayton College and State University,
B.A. in Managament, 1999; Troy State, M.A. in
Human Resource Management, 2001
Memberships: Society of Human Resource
Management, Atlanta and National; Human
Resource Global Forum; Southern Crescent Human
Resource Management
Mark DeLong '03,
Gift Processing and Stewardship Coordinator
Previous: Interned for OU Alumni Office, summer
2003; Fahlgren Entertainment, spring 2003;
Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters, spring 2001
Education: Oglethorpe University, B.A. in
Communications, 2003
Lisa Littlefield, Director of Career Services
Previous: Director of Public Relations, Atlanta
History Center; Communications Instructor,
Oglethorpe University College
Education: Southern Illinois University, B.A. in
Mass Communications, 1982; Georgia State
University, M.A. in Mass Communications, 1999;
currently completing M.A. in Professional
Counseling at Georgia State University
Memberships: Georgia Association of Colleges and
Employers; Georgia Career Development
Association; Georgia College Counseling
Association; Public Relations Society of America;
National Association of Colleges and Employers
Lindsey Mann, Coordinator of Annual Giving
Previous: Interned for Saint Albans School, Office
of Development & External Affairs, Washington,
D.C. and The William Aiken House, Charleston, S.C.
Education: HoUins University, B.A. in
Communication Studies, 2003
Amber Mungin-Davis,
Mailing and Visitation Coordinator for Admissions
Education: Georgia Tech, B.S. in Business
Management, 2003
Lisa Reams, Special Events Coordinator
Previous: Event Coordinator, Morristown Boys and
Girls Club
Education: University of Tennessee, B.S. in
Communications, 2001; completed graduate cours-
es in Public Administration
Peter A. Rooney, Vice President for Development
and Alumni Relations
Previous: Director of Principal Gifts for the
Westminster Schools
Education: Rhodes College, B.A. in Religion, 1984
Memberships: Georgia Senior Tour Charities Board
of Directors; Buckhead Business Association Board
of Directors; Athens Organizing Committee, 2004
Olympic Torch Relay Advance; Leadership Georgia,
Class of 2004
making a diffen
Ellivet's hair began to grow back in the places it had
fallen out.
Food for Life
By Mark DeLong '03
Our mothers always told us breakfast is the most
important meal of the day. It's a meal we often skip
in our mad dash out the door each morning, yet in
some parts of the world, skipping meals is not a
choice but a reality of life. Oglethorpe graduate
Jody Stephenson '03 has taken a bit of motherly
wisdom to a village in Africa, and in the process,
she is making a difference in the lives of four chil-
dren.
Shortly after arriving in Malawi in July 2003 to
work with the non-profit group Children of the
Nations, Stephenson began inviting Chiwengo
Village children Nester, Rose, Eliphaz and EUivet
to her home each morning to eat. The children's
mother died of unknown causes about two years
ago. Consequently, the oldest, Nester, who is
between 14 and 15 years old, acts as a mother to
her three younger siblings. Nester and Rose were
surviving on the maize their father could afford, but
the younger Eliphaz and EUivet were severely affect-
ed by the malnourishment of such a limited diet.
"Seeing their swollen bellies and loss of hair, I took
the risk of trying to help," says Stephenson. "I
know very little about nutrition — I just graduated
from college! But I had nothing to lose. " Just two
months after the children began coming for break-
fast, says Stephenson, their bellies had visibly gone
down, their skin was no longer chapped and
Thrilled with these physical improvements,
Stephenson was perhaps even more excited to see
social and psychological changes in the children.
She says that for about two months, not a word was
spoken by the younger children. "Many of the
Malawian staff came to try to ask EUivet questions,
to offer her a new dress if she would say anything
or even look at them," says Stephenson.
"Malnourishment starves a lot more than the
physical body."
But then Stephenson had a brainstorm. "After see-
ing them come in filth and rags every day, I decided
to put my God-given talents to work — I went
shopping for them," she jokes. After an exhilarating
trip to the market, she filled a tub with water and
gave the younger children their first baths ever. She
instructed the older girls to use her shower, one that
basically just drips water. "One would have thought
it was a waterfall crushing them by the shrieks of
joy and amazement coming from the shower
room," she says. "I wrapped them each in their very
own towel and brought out the clothes."
After the bath, the younger children began running
around, screaming and giggling, wanting to be
chased and tickled. "I have to say, I was in shock,"
says Stephenson. "I think even Nester was in shock.
Such a finite amount of attention brought them to
life. And they never once whined about the soap in
their eyes!"
Stephenson feels that she is the one who has been
changed by her work in Africa. "I have never felt so
blessed as seeing these little kids, who possess
absolutely nothing, possess such joy, such real, pure
joy," she says.
Stephenson's work in Malawi involves creating a
financial system for Chiwengo Village, making
budgets and doing administrative work, as well as
cultivating relationships with the villagers. When she
leaves this year, she hopes to work toward deep-root-
ed change in the region. "The large organizations like
UNICEF and other world feeding programs seem to
sustain the dying people, but they do not seem to
greatly improve their situation," says Stephenson,
who majored in accounting with a minor in commu-
nications. "The more I hear about microfmance
banks and what they are doing throughout Africa
and other destitute countries around the world, the
more 1 would like to eventually work with them."
Microfmance banks loan capital to individuals to
start their own businesses to benefit the community.
"The microfmance lenders seem to be changing
things on a deeper level," Stephenson says.
Stephenson appreciates the fresh point of view she
has received from working in Africa. "This is truly
the first time I have ever witnessed life to be the
day's activity, [for] living to be what you look for-
ward to, and people to be more important than
tasks. It is an entirely different world here, for bet-
ter or worse. In short, you bet it's changed my life. I
wouldn't trade this experience for anything. "
Find out more about Children of the Nations at
www.cotni.org.
Jody Stephenson '03 has returned from Africa and is
currently living in Atlanta.
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Community Dialogue
By Nicole Smith '96
On April 8, the Rich Foundation Urban Leadership
Program (RFULP) sponsored a Lynwood Park
Summit. Dr. Kendra King, assistant professor of
politics and assistant director of the RFULP, organ-
ized the summit which joined Oglethorpe con-
stituents with leaders from Lynwood Park, a histori-
cally African-American neighborhood just beyond
the university's gates.
University panelists provided an overview on OU
students meeting the community's needs through
involvement in the service fraternity Alpha Phi
Omega (APO), the federal work program and
internships. According to Oglethorpe Director of
Financial Aid Patrick Bonones, the federal work
program has helped provide Lynwood Park children
with approximately 400 hours of homework assis-
tance to date.
Children from the Lynwood Park community are
not the only beneficiaries from this partnership;
Oglethorpe students benefit as well. As an intern
with the Lynwood Park Community Development
Corporation (CDC), Christina GrifFin '07 says her
involvement was both rewarding and enriching. "I
experienced a form of community I never had
before, especially moving around a lot with a father
in the military," she explains. According to Griffin,
the community experience she had is "good for the
soul" and she hopes to stay involved even after her
internship ends.
Of course, more remains to be done, as highlighted
by community panelists such as Patricia Martin,
Lynwood Park CDC Director; Anthony Mitchell of
the DeKalb County Department of Community
Development; and Alicia White, an 1 1-year old
Montgomery Elementary School student whose
school project on gentrification won "Best in Class"
in a statewide competition.
Mitchell cited the community's many strides forward
but pointed out the need for increased development
in small business, public safety and neighborhood
leadership to name a few. Panelist and WSB-TV
News Anchor Jovita Moore has taken the cue and
plans to start a new foundation called Live to
Prosper. Known as the 'TV Lady' among the neigh-
borhood children, Moore hopes the foundation will
give back by exposing children to Atlanta's many
opportunities.
Although more work lies ahead, summit attendees
took an important step forward by participating in
this open forum for community and university
voices. Keeping the summit's active and spirited
conversation alive will inevitably help to uncover
new ways in which Oglethorpe students can help
meet the community's evolving needs.
Big Adventure vs^ith Big Heart
By Nicole Smith '96
Spring break usually calls to mind a trip to the
beach with lots of sun and fun, a little rest, and
maybe even some partying. This spring while stu-
dents, faculty and staff took time off for the annual
spring holiday, Oglethorpe University's Internet
Services Manager Eric Huret used his spring break
to visit 'Walt Disney Wodd. While Eric did set off
for sunny Orlando, Fla., one of the most popular
family vacation destinations in the U.S., his trip
was no ordinary vacation.
Left to Right: OU President Larry Large,
WSB-TV Anctior Jovita Moore, and
DeKalb County Official Anthony MItctielL
For five days in March, Eric traveled with eight
chronically- ill children - firom ages 5 to 12 - and
their families by volunteering with Bert's Big
Adventure. This non-profit organization founded in
2002 helps make the dream of visiting Walt Disney
World a reality for chronically ill children. Bert
Weiss, the host of All the Hits Q100.5's "The Bert
Show," started Bert's Big Adventure with his wife
Stacey after participating in a similar trip in 1996
while working in Dallas. Realizing that these chil-
dren and their families struggle with so many obsta-
cles in their daily fight against illnesses like cystic
fibrosis, muscular dystrophy and leukemia, Bert
decided he wanted to provide them with a few fun
days in which they could forget their illnesses and
simply enjoy being kids. "It took me a weekend at
Walt Disney World with these kids to realize how
blessed my life had been," he said. "I was so touched
by what I saw that I said if I ever got to host my
own show, I was going to do a trip like that."
At Walt Disney World, the children were able to
ride the Mad Hatter's Teacups, take a trip through
space on Space Mountain, or just give Mickey
Mouse or Cinderella a big hug. Watching these
children enjoy the magic of Walt Disney World and
Lacee Lallerstedt. age four, with Bert Weiss and wife Stacey
interact with their favorite characters was as much a
treat for Eric and the rest of the Bert's Big
Adventure staff as it was for the selected families.
During the trip, Eric posted regular updates to the
Bert's Big Adventure Web site, which included sort-
ing through the over 700 photos taken each day to
share with "The Bert Show" listeners back in
Atlanta. This year's trip was particularly memorable
for all involved as the Bert's Big Adventure kids
were named grand marshals of the parade down
Main Street USA. In addition, two of the children
selected for the trip went swimming for the first
time in their lives, and Eric was even able to coordi-
nate a private meeting with Cinderella for one 5-
year-old girl wearing her own Cinderella dress.
"Being part of Bert's Big Adventure is amazing,"
said Eric. "It seems like such a small thing for us,
helping these special kids experience so much this
weekend, such as meeting their favorite Disney
characters. But these kids don't usually get to have
these types of experiences, just to be a kid. That's
what Bert's Big Adventure is all about, and by the
end of the trip you really can see how much this
trip means to them."
Without the dedicated efforts of year-round volun-
teers like Eric Huret, the Atlanta-area sponsors such
as Delta and BellSouth and the thousands ot people
who donated money and assorted items for the
families, Bert's Big Adventure would never be able
to make this annual event possible.
Foi- more information about Bert's Big Adventure and
to see photos from their trip, visit http:llivww.bertsbi-
gadventure. org.
making a difference
Oglethorpe Alumnus Lends
World-Renowned Collection
to Alma Mater
By Joe Kane
When Donald Rubin '56 graduated from high
school in 1952, he decided he wanted to get away
from New York where he grew up, to see the United
States. He thought he would move from one area of
the country to another during each of his four colle-
giate years - transferring from one college campus to
another each year. The first stop was Oglethorpe
University in the South. To his surprise, by year two,
Oglethorpe was beginning to feel like home and, it
turned out, transferring was a more complicated
procedure than he had imagined. So Donald also
spent years two, three and four as a Stormy Petrel!
"What did I know?" says Mr. Rubin. "When I first
came south, I was 17 years old and wanted to see as
much of the world as I could." But he stayed in the
South and passed his four years at OU living in the
dorms that now house the Oglethorpe University
Museum of Art (OUMA).
Today, Mr. Rubin is Chairman of Mtiltiplan Inc., one
of the largest Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO) in
the country with 500 employees in 17 regional offices.
As Mr. Rubin's company began to take off, he discov-
ered a new passion — Himalayan art. Almost 29 years
ago, he and his wife Shelley chanced upon a Madison
Avenue gallery where they noticed a painting on a
back wall which beckoned them inside. It turned out
to be a "tangka," a Tibetan painting on fabric. "We
knew nothing about Tibet; we knew nothing about
Buddhist or Asian art. But the painting called out to
us and we bought it because we felt we had to live
with it. A few years later we bought another
painting. Again it appealed to us on an emo
tional level. The power; the internal
dynamics! We didn't know what we were
buying or that we had begun to collect!"
Sometime later Shelley and Donald set up the
Rubin Foundation, whose mission is to support
innovative efforts to transform society's institutions,
to make them more responsible, and to empower
individuals to develop their full potential. Given the
Rubins' interest in Himalayan art, it is not surpris-
ing that the foundation is also dedicated to funding
projects which preserve and study the art of the
Himalayan region.
In an article that appeared in The New York Times,
Mr. Rubin explained, "Tibetan imagery addresses
the dual nature of the mind." He has always been
interested in what makes one person evil and anoth-
er good. "My father's whole family was killed by the
Nazis; I was living in New York when it was hap-
pening. I was aware of it, but I didn't understand it."
He ftirther observed that "violence is not contained
by borders: Wilhelm Reich wrote that 'we all have a
Nazi in us.' It is getting a handle on that Nazi in us
that is the important thing. By realizing it's there,
you can control it. Awareness is the first step." He
explains that Himalayan art can be "transforming in
a similar way to the journey depicted by Dante in
his Inferno — a journey from hell to paradise." (He
hopes every undergraduate at Oglethorpe will
study the works of Dante before gradua-
tion!)
That first painting purchased on Madison
Avenue was the beginning of what is now one of the
largest and most comprehensive collections of
Himalayan art in the world. In 1998, the Rubins
bought a building - the former home of Barneys
Department Store — on 17th Street and 7th Avenue
in Manhattan and donated it to a Trust which is in
the process of creating the Rubin Museum of Art
(RMA). RMA is dedicated to the preservation and
exhibition of the art of the Himalayas, making it
accessible to a diverse audience as well as exploring
the relationship between Himalayan art and that of
other world cultures. RMA will open Oct. 2, 2004,
and will be the eighth largest art museum in New
York as far as exhibition space goes.
Fortunately for us, Mr. Rubin did not stop in
Manhattan. He has already lent some of his collec-
tion to Oglethorpe including the Female Buddha
exhibition curated by Glenn H. MuUin. At the
opening to that show, Mr. Rubin was especially
moved by the fact that OUMA is housed in the
very dorms in which he spent his four years as an
undergraduate! In addition, a second exJiibit
including works from important private collections
and the Rubin Museum ol Art was on view at
OUMA this past summer. The exhibit was organ-
ized around the oral and literary tradition of flying
mystics in Tibetan Buddhism.
Mr. Rubin has also initiated the Himalayan Art
Project (www.himalayanart.org) and the Labor Art
Project (www.laborarts.org). The Himalayan Art
Project (FiAP) is almost 10 years old. Its mission is
to digitize, catalog and make available Himalayan
art from museums, public institutions and private
collections worldwide. The Labor Art Project dis-
plays the art of the American trade union move-
ment in the 20th century.
Oglethorpe is proud to have a graduate whose life's
mission to make art available to a diverse public has
led him back to Atlanta and the Oglethorpe com-
munity. We look forward to many wonderful shows
in Mr. Rubin's old dorm as Shelley and Donald
Rubin continue to fulfill the Oglethorpe promise
to make a life, make a living and make a difference.
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B. Professor Leo Bilancio
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9. The basement area of Lupton Hall beneath the auditorium has
to the upper quad and the Salamone Soccer Field is:
been used at various times as an athletic facility, a storage area, a
A. Luther Drive
dramatic rehearsal space, and a host of other purposes. Today, as in
B. Weltner Way
the past, this area is known on campus as:
C. Jacobs Drive
A. "The Gym"
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B, "The Store"
C. "The Pit"
3. The pedestrian pathway that runs between the Conant Center and
D. "The Crypt"
the Student Center through the woods back to the upper quad is known
on campus as:
1 0. Before the building of the Emerson Student Center in 1 968,
A. Weltner Way
Oglethorpe's cafeteria was located in:
B. Jacobs Trail
A. The northwest wing of Faith Hall
C. Pattillo Path
B. The first floor of Lupton Hall
D, Ho Chi Minh Trail
C. The third floor of Hearst Hall
D. The basement of Hearst Hall
4. Faith Hall was named by Dr Thornwell Jacobs after;
A. The belief or "faith" that the funding for the facility would come to
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B. His grandfather who attended the old Oglethorpe, Richard Faith
Summa Cum Laude!
C. A biology professor at the Old Oglethorpe, Dn Samuel R. Faith
D. A wealthy Atlanta benefactor who helped to establish the new
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Oglethorpe In Atlanta, John Francis Faith
bit more time on campus.
5. The newly named and redecorated Sheffield Alumni Suite just off
3-5 Correct Answers: Sorry! You barely remember what the bells
the Great Hall in Hearst has at other times been known as:
sound like.
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B. Dr. Ken Nishimura's office
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C. President Don Stanton's "temporary" office
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Reading Room
What are people on campus reading?
For complete book reviews by the readers, visit
www.oglethorpe.edu (keyword: alumni).
Ronald L. Carlisle,
Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics
The Book of Tea by Okakura Kakuzo
Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa
The Perfect Prince by Ann Wroe
Song Full of Tears by R. Keith Shopa
Joseph Knippenberg, Professor of Politics &
Director of the Rich Foundation Urban Leadership
Program
Redeemer President by Allan Geulzo
Of Paradise and Power by Robert Kagan
Just War Against Terror by Jean Bethke Elshtain
The Hairy Potter Novels byJ.K. Rowling
The Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien
Stephanie Phillips,
ILL Manager & Circulation Assistant, Weltner Library
And the Dead Shall Rise: The Murder of Mary Phagan
and the Lynching of Leo Frank by Steve Olney
Looking for Spinoza: Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling
Brain by Antonio Damasio
Nickel and Dimed: On (not) Getting by in America
by Barbara Ehrenreich
Letters and Papers fom Prison by Dietrich
BonhoefFer, translated from German by Reginald Fuller
Linda Taylor, Professor of English
Mans by Art Spiegelman
The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov
Zen and the Birds of Appetite by Thomas Merton
A Feminist Ethic of Risk by Sharon Welch
Dean Tucker,
Rikard Professor of Business Administration
Benjamin Franklin: An American Life
by Walter Isaacson
Franklin and Winston: An Lntimate Portrait of an
Epic Friendship by Jon Meacham
One People, Two Worlds by Ammiel Hirsch and
Yosef Reinman
A New Brand World hy Scott Bedbury
Soul Mountain by Gao Xingjian
Join your fellow book lovers at the O! Book Club, led by
various OU facidt)' members. The club meets twice a
year on the Oglethoipe campus. For more information,
contact the Alumni Office or call (404) 364-8455.
Oglethorpe Hosts
SCAC Spring Festival
By Jim Owen
Over 1 ,000 college athletes from 1 0 schools were
on and around the Oglethorpe University campus
for the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference
(SCAC) Spring Festival the last weekend in April
2004. The SCAC Spring Festival was last held at
Oglethorpe 1 0 years ago and subsequently has
rotated through the other nine SCAC universities.
"Since we last hosted the conference a decade ago,
additional colleges have joined the conference and
the level of competition has improved dramatical-
ly," said Bob linger, interim athletic director and
head coach for mens and women's track and field.
During the sports festival, athletes competed in five
sports to determine conference champions and
NCAA Division III championship advancement. By
the weekend's close, OU had moved out of last
place to finish eighth overall.
Oglethorpe hosted the SCAC Baseball
Championship at Anderson Field in Hermance
Stadium on the campus of Oglethorpe University.
Games began on the morning of Thursday, April 22
and included the top three teams from both the
SCAC's Eastern and Western Divisions. Once again
the Stormy Petrels were selected for the SCAC
Baseball Tournament for which they have qualified
1 1 out of 13 times. The 2003-2004 squad returned
12 lettermen including three position players and six
of nine pitchers. The nine freshmen and transfers
also had a large impact on the field. The schedule
was again very challenging and included games with
highly ranked Division III teams Millsaps, Emory,
Heidelberg and Denison as well as SCAC Eastern
Conference rivals Rose-Hulman, DePauw, Sewanee
and Centre. Out of the nine competing teams,
Oglethorpe finished tied for fourth with Millsaps
College.
Bob Unger stayed busy overseeing the festival while
also coaching his 1 5th track and field season. The
SCAC Track Meet Championship was held on the
Georgia Tech campus. The Stormy Petrel women's
team returned more All-Conference performers
than the men's squad last year and finished sixth,
one ranking below the previous year's fifth place
finish. The men's team finished in a tie for eighth
with Hendrix College.
The SCAC Tennis Championship was hosted at the
DeKalb Tennis Center and nearby Blackburn Park.
Coach Peter Howell of Oglethorpe University
directed the three day event with help from assis-
tant coach Karen Piering. The women's team was
much improved with four new starters and jumped
from the previous year's ninth place finish to sixth.
With two new additions, the men's team had more
depth and anticipated the challenging SCAC com-
petition. They rounded out the competition in
eighth.
The Renaissance Pinelsle Resort and Golf Club
hosted the men's and women's SCAC Golf
Championships April 23-25. Coach Jim Owen and
the men's squad sought to capture their fifth con-
secutive SCAC Golf Championship which would
be their sixth in seven years. Senior All-American
Trent Erb defended his title of 2003 SCAC Player
of the Year once again earning this title for 2004.
Erb and junior Corey Garner, a two time First
Team All-SCAC performer, gave the Stormy Petrels
a strong one two punch. The SCAC Championship
at Pinelsle boasted the deepest field in SCAC histo-
ry and may have been the most balanced tourna-
ment with seven SCAC schools that all ranked in
the top 44 in the nation.
While Rhodes College kept the men's golf squad
from their sixth SCAC Championship, Oglethorpe
did capture second place and earned its fourth con-
secutive berth into the NCAA Division III
Championships at the PGA of Southern California
Golf Course at Oak Valley. They finished ninth in
the nation at Oak Valley marking Oglethorpe's
third consecutive top 10 finish following their
ninth place finish in 2002 and sixth place in 2003.
Golfers Trent Erb and Joe Green received additional
honors at the championships. Erb qualified for the
First Team All-American and was named National
Division III Player of the Year. He tied for third in
the individual competition - the highest finish ever
for an Oglethorpe golfer in the program's five trips
to the National Tournament. Green qualified for
the Second Team All-American and finished sev-
enth individually.
The Oglethorpe women's golf team sought their
best SCAC finish in the inaugural season under
head coach Jim Owen. The Petrels returned two
seniors, Jennifer Brown and Stephanie Peccia, and
were led by junior Heather March, sophomore
Megan Elliott, and a pair of freshmen, Leigh Kite
and Jaclyn Crissey. The women's team finished fifth
among the nine teams.
Rounding out the SCAC Spring Festival was the
Fast Pitch Softball Championship. Oglethorpe host-
ed this competition at Robert E. Heck Field at
Georgia State University's Panthersville Athletic
Complex in southeast Atlanta.
The SCAC consists of ten of the nations highly
selective, small universities in seven states: Centre
College, Danville, Ky.; DePauw University,
Greencastle, Ind.; Hendrix College, Conway, Ark.;
Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss.; Rhodes College,
Memphis, Tenn.; Rose-Hulman Institute, Terre
Haute, Ind.; Southwestern University, Georgetown,
Texas; Trinity University, San Antonio; The
University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.; and
Oglethorpe University, Atlanta.
For complete spring festival results, visit
www. SCAC-online. org.
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student-athletes who were recognized for their
athletic achievements during the 2003-04
academic year!
BASEBALL
Tim Ernst '07: All-SCAC
First Team; All-
Tournament Team,
outfielder
Brad Sims '05
All-SCAC, des-
ignated hitter
J.T. Baker '05:
All-SCAC Honorable
Mention, outfielder
BASKETBALL
Josh Burr '06: All-SCAC Honorable Mention; All-
Tournament Team, guard
Rus Churchweil '04: All-SCAC First Team; First
Team All-South by D3Hoops; one of 10 finalists in
the Josten Trophy Best Division III Player of the
Year, forward
Julie Colantoni '05: All-SCAC Honorable
Mention, forward
Eric Dickinson '07: All-Tournament Team
Nichole Gilleland '04: All
SCAC Honorable
Mention, guard
Anna-Rhett Gobi
SOCCER
Anna-Rhett Cobb '04: All-SCAC
Second Team, defender
Chris Friedenstein '07: All-SCAC
Second Team, defender
Frank Monteleone '07: All-SCAC Newcomer
of the Year; All-SCAC Second Team, forward
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Antoinette Niland '07: Ali-SCAC Honorable
Mention
Celine Thimel '04: All-SCAC
Paul Woodham '04: All-SCAC Honorable
Mention
TRACK & FIELD
LaToya McCants '07: Placed third All-SCAC in
the long jump
Jill Sharitt '05: Placed third All-SCAC in shot put;
second All-SCAC in the discus
Christine Smith '08: Placed diird All-SCAC in
javelin
Courtney Terrell '05: Placed second All-SCAC in
the 3000-meter steeplechase
Congratulations to Soccer Coach Jon Akin on
tiis selection to the SSC Silver Anniversary
Team, whicii tionors ttie top 25 players in ttie
history of the Sunshine State
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Trent Erb '04: SCAC Player of the Year for the sec-
ond consecutive year; All-SCAC First Team; fin-
ished third overall; additional national av^rards
include Division III Player of the Year and PING
All-America First Team; only golfer selected to rep-
resent his division in the 2004 Fuji Xerox U.SA.
vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship in Chiba,
Japan this past July
Joe Green '06: Honorable Mention and finished
15th overall; PING All-America Second Team
Heather March '06: All-SCAC Second Team;
finished 1 1th in SCAC
class notes
Diane Baker 77
Dear Alumni,
As fall semester begins and the university comes
alive with activity, we welcome a new class of
incoming freshmen to campus. Making way for
these students, the Class of 2004 graduated this
past May, adding 200 new alumni to our growing
group ot 8,150 living alums. I had the pleasure of
presenting greetings to the Class of 2004 at the
commencement ceremony, on a beautiful spring
day that brought back memories of my own gradu-
ation some 27 years ago.
And speaking of memories, if you've been thinking
about returning to campus for a visit, we have a
great reason for you to make the trip. We have just
renovated a special space in Hearst Hall, as a wel-
coming home for all of our alumni. The O.K.
Sheffield Alumni Suite is located just off the Great
Hall, and is named in honor of former Alumni
President and current Board of Trustees member
O.K. Sheffield. Alumni activities ranging from
board meetings and career panels to book club
meetings will now be hosted in this suite, in the
heart of the campus. Please stop by the next time
you are on campus!
Our alumni are a very distinguished group, and our
alumni award winners this year were very impressive.
Our 2004 Talmage Award winner, Terry Tribbet
Davis '82, has contributed her time, talent and
resources to many university programs, and is dis-
tinguished in her profession.
Terry is the President and Creative Director of see
see eye, a company that produces annual reports
and other materials for a variety of Fortune 500
companies. As a member of the marketing commit-
tee of the Board of Trustees, Terry has been instru-
mental in helping to develop the university's new
branding strategy, including our new Web site.
Congratulations also go to our 2004 School Bell
Award winner. Dr. John T Goldthwait '4 1 , who
taught at Oglethorpe in the 1940s and at several
other universities, including the University of
California at Davis. His publications include trans-
lated and edited works by philosopher Immanuel
Kant and several books on ethics and morality.
While a student at OU, Dr. Goldthwait was a
member of the select group known as the "Triple-
E's" (Exceptional Education Experiment). This spe-
cial program was designed to allow students to
obtain a bachelor's, master's and doctorate degree all
in four years. Dr. Goldthwait was honored for his
commitment and many contributions to education.
On behalf of all of our alumni, I want to congratu-
late Terry Tribbet Davis and Dr. John T.
Goldthwait. Thank you both for being outstanding
examples of the Oglethorpe promise: you are mak-
ing a life, making a living and making a difference.
Thank you for inspiring all of us to live up to the
Oglethorpe ideals.
A. Diane Baker '77
OU National Alumni Board President
Terry Tribbet Davis '82,
2004 Taimage Award Winner
Dr Jotin T Goldthwait '41.
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Fall Carillon 2004
Future Freshmen
Jill Helmbold James '88 and Tom James '88 announce
die birth of dieir diird son and fourth child, Ryan
Donald James, born March 30, 2004. Ryan was 9
pounds, 8 ounces and measured 22 inches long. Ryan
joins Clayton, Adam and Mary. ^
Leslie Adams Dove '90 and her husband, Larry, joy-
hilly announce the birth of their son, Mason Joseph
Dove, born on Jan. 6, 2004. Joseph was 7 pounds, 8
ounces and measured 20 inches long. -^
Sam McKnight '90 and wife, Christy, are proud to
announce the birth of their third son, Anthony
David McKnight, on Sept. 9, 2003. Baby Tony
joins his two big brothers, Sammy, age 10, and
Bryan, age 4, in bringing joy to Sam and Christy
at their home in Charlotte, N.C.
Davidson Wuichet '93 and his wife Lida Wuichet
are the proud parents of son Louis Alexandrovich
Wuichet born July 9, 2003. Louis (pronounced
with a silent "s") takes his first name from his late
grandfather, Louis Wuichet '57. After completing
his M.B.A. at Arizona State University in 2001,
Dave is continuing his career at American Express
where he is a product manager for merchant point-
of-sale and e-commerce products.
Cameron Bready '94 and his wife, Mary, announce
the birth of Samuel James Bready, born March 5,
2004. Samuel was 7 pounds, 1 ounce and measured
20 inches long. '
Teri Butler Gibson '95 and Alan Gibson '95 proudly
announce the birth of their first child, Ellie Ruth
Gibson, born Nov. 18, 2003. Teri is a freelance
graphic designer who is enjoying being a mom. Alan
is an attorney with Downey & Cleveland, LLP in
Marietta where he has worked since graduating from
the University of Georgia School of Law in 1999. '^
Victor Giusto '91 and Amy Glover-Giusto '89 are the
proud parents of twin sons Michael and Nicholas.
Amy enjoys part-time employment with ING, where
she has worked in the Investment Management
Group for nearly eight years. Victor has worked in IT
management with ADP Inc. for 16 years. ^
Chris BaUar '93 and Amy Tucker Ballar '93 announce
the birth of their second daughter Shea Isabel Ballar
born on Aug. 6, 2003. Shea weighed 8 pounds, 1
ounce and measured 20 inches long. '^
Leah Bell Crosby '93 had her second child, Adam
Pierce Crosby, who was born in April 2003. His big
brother, Vann Christopher Crosby, is 4 years old.
Douglas Leventhal '93 and wife, Stephanie, are
pleased to announce that Ethan Yale Leventhal was
born March 31, 2003!
Christy Hall Keohane '95 and husband Peter
proudly announce the birth of their first child on
Sept. 29, 2003. Daniel Hall Keohane weighed 9
potmds, 1 ounce and measured 2 1 inches.
Mary Poteet Fernandez '96 and her husband, Jan,
are proud to announce that Isabel Carolina
Fernandez has arrived! Isabel was born during a
beautiful snowfall on Feb. 14, 2004. She weighed 7
pounds, 13 ounces and measured almost 21 inches
long. ~
Simon Hukin '96 and Amy Bacigalupi Hukin '95
announce their fourth child, Caroline Anne, born
on Dec. 10, 2003. She weighed 7 pounds, 15
ounces and measured 21.5 inches long - the biggest
one yet!
class notes
Shawn Amick '96 and his wife, Christina, are
proud to announce the birth of their son, Noah, on
Jan. 27, 2004. Noah weighed 4 pounds, 5 ounces
and measured 18 inches long. ^
Kevin Kendrick '96 and wife, Roxanne, welcomed
their first child into the world, Carson Frank
Kendrick, on Father's Day 2003. Additionally,
Kevin was honored as Young Educator of the Year
for Orange County Public Schools in Orlando, Fla.,
for 2003-2004. An assistant principal for the past
four years, he was promoted to principal. '-*
Rebecca Hester Miller '97 and Coy Miller '98 are
the proud parents of daughter Laughton Morrow
Miller born Feb. 6, 2004. Lauren weighed 7
pounds, 12.5 ounces and measured 20 inches long.
Tinnie Waterston Weber '97 and her husband.
Rich, are pleased to announce the birth of Andrew
James Costas Weber, born June 7, 2003. ^^
Julie Ehlers-King '98 gave birth to son Ethan
Samuel on Sept. 5, 2003, which is also Julie's birth-
day. Her ordination to ministry in the Lutheran
Church, originally scheduled for Sept. 7, was post-
poned since Ethan was born a month before the
due date resulting in the first ordination postponed
due to a baby's arrival. Julie's ordination took place
on Oct. 26. She currently serves as associate pastor
at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd in
Douglasville, Ga. ^^
Monica Flores '99 gave birth to a beautiful baby
boy named Gabriel Andres Arguello on Sept. 29,
2003. Gabriel is her first child and Monica is enjoy-
ing her new role as mom. She has worked with the
Xerox Corporation for 1 0 years and serves as a
financial analyst for the Latin American
Organization in Stamford, Conn. '^
Heather Ringer Martin '01 and Kevin Martin '01
share a picture of their future Oglethorpe freshman.
Ashlyn.
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Wedded Bliss
Brian Sweeney '95 was surrounded by friends and
family, as he married Joyce Anderson in the
Bahamas on Nov. 8, 2003. The newlyweds returned
to their Washington, D.C., home just in time for
Thanksgiving. ^^
Melanie Peerboom '96 and Bryan Hevron (graduate
of the University of Texas at Arlington) were mar-
ried on Sept. 13, 2003 at St. Paul's Catholic
Church in St. Petersburg, Fla. The couple honey-
mooned in San Francisco and Yosemite. They cur-
rently reside in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Marie Heflin '99 and Michael Shirley were married
on Nov. 8, 2003 at First Presbyterian Church in
Atlanta. They honeymooned in Hawaii, and are
looking forward to their new life together.
Reagan Fisher '01 and Mark Wyssbrod were mar-
ried on Oct. 25, 2003 in Alpharetta, Ga. Recent
graduates Tracy Kelley '0 1 and Nancy Baumgarten
'99 were bridesmaids. For their honeymoon,
Reagan and Mark spent a wonderful week on a
cruise in the Caribbean. The couple currently
resides in the Alpharetta area. ^5
Christopher John Rylands 01 recently married
Traci L. MuUer of Fayetteville, Ga., on Aug. 16,
2003. Chris is currently in law school at Vanderbilt
University. The couple currently lives in Nashville
but hopes to return to Atlanta when Chris com-
pletes law school. "'
Anne Henry '02 and John Ellington 01 were mar-
ried on May 17, 2003 at Zion Farms in Rome, Ga.
For their honeymoon getaway, they spent two spec-
tacular weeks in Ireland. They currently live in
Atlanta and are both auditors at Big Four account-
ing firms.
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Class Notes
The Rev. John Flanigen '50 assists with Sunday
services and alternate preaching at the Episcopal
Church of the Good Samaritan. He also makes sev-
eral pastoral ministry calls every afternoon. He is
enjoying the large congregation, which is a totally
new experience for him.
Shelly Godkin '52 retired from Colorado State
University after 17 years as the founding and only
manager of the University Club at CSU. President
Al Yates awarded Shelly a special service award
before his retirement, and the alumni association
recognized him as an honorary alumnus. Some 200
attendees gathered at his Jan. 28, 2004, retirement
reception to thank him for his dedicated services.
He and wife Aloma will continue to reside in Fort
Collins but look forward to traveling and playing
tennis. ^^
Robert "Bob" F. Moskowitz '52 is the 2004
inductee into the media wing of the Virginia Sports
Hall of Fame. After 30 years as a reporter and
columnist for the Daily Press of Newport News, he
becomes the 19th state media member inducted,
the second from Newport News. Bob received his
M.A. from the University of Missouri School of
Journalism. He served as president of the Virginia
Sports Writers Association in 1970, and is a former
president of the Peninsula Sports Club. Covering
Super Bowls VII and XVII, the 1970 NCAA
Basketball Final Four, and the American Legion
Baseball World Series in 1959 and 1962 are among
Bob's career high points.
The Rev. Nancy Frazier "56 retired from the
University of Iowa in December 200 1 . In
December 2003, she retired as interim pastor at
Maryville Friends (Quaker) Church, in Maryville,
Tenn. After her second retirement, she returned to
her hometown of Cedartown, Ga., to live in a log
house in Polk County.
William Foster '58 served as the official delegate
representing Oglethorpe University at the
Presidential Inauguration of Evans P. Whitaker,
12th President of Anderson College, in Greenville,
S.C., on Oct. 3, 2003. Bill enjoyed the opportunity
and even volunteered to do it again lor another col-
lege in his area in the future. Bill also kept busy vol-
unteering as Stage Manager for a Thornton Wilder
production at his church. ''-'
Patricia Daniel Palmer Kapphahn '59 and her hus-
band. Dr. Paul Kapphahn, own and direct a coun-
seling center in Dunwoody, Ga., where they each
maintain a private psychotherapy practice for cou-
ples in relationship counseling.
Russell Eisenman '62 is assistant professor of psy-
chology at the University of Texas-Pan American, a
Hispanic-serving university near the Mexican bor-
der. Recently, he has published journal articles,
received good student evaluations for his teaching,
and has been chosen associate editor of the Journal
of Evolutionary Psychology and senior fellow of the
Institute of Ethics and Critical Thinking.
Hernando Pantigoso '62 has lived in Costa Rica for
the last 29 years. He has three sons, Hernando Jr.
(Ripon College '92), Jose Antonio (Quincy College
'93) and Rafael (Kansas State University '94), and
two grandchildren, who all live in Costa Rica.
Hernando was ranked fourth in Costa Rican tennis.
Although he is now retired from competition, he
still plays and gives the younger players a run for
their money.
class notes
Sandra Danneman Rich '66 retired after 30 years of
teaching in public and private schools. Recently, she
and her husband, Stephen, moved to Chapel Hill,
N.C., fulfilling a retirement dream. They have a
grandson who lives with their children in Sydney,
Australia, and have another grandchild on the way.
Nancy Charnley Welty '67 began working in collec-
tion support at the public library in Lawrenceville, Ga.
Robert Danner '69 was elected president of the
Northwestern Mutual Managing Directors
Association headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis. Rob
is the managing director of the Northwestern
Mutual Financial Network office in Macon, Ga.
Rob has been a Million Dollar Round Table Life
and Qualifying Member for over 20 years. He has
been President of both the Macon Estate Planning
Council and the Macon Chapter of the Society of
CLUs and ChFCs. '-'^
The Rev. Thom Davies '75 is still a United States
Army chaplain now serving at the National
Training Center, Ft. Irwin, Calif Thom is in his
20th year and planning at least another 10.
The Rev. Hugh Strickland '75 was consecrated as a
Bishop of the Anglican Church International in
Fayetteville, Ariz., on Feb. 22, 2004. Serving the
area since 1991, Rev. Strickland is chaplain of St.
Clare's Anglican Chapel and campus ministry and a
health care chaplain for a local adolescent treatment
facility. He was previously a lay chaplain to the
University of Arkansas for the Episcopal Church
and a pastoral and office assistant at St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church, Rogers.
Lynne Bilzing Parriott '77 married on June 15,
2002, and had a wonderful honeymoon in Turkey.
Lynne has a new business. Pattering Paws, a full
service dog walking and pet care firm.
Dr. Louis E. Rossman '69 a specialist in endodon-
tics, in Center City Philadelphia, and clinical pro-
fessor of endodontics in the School of Dental
Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, was
elected as treasurer for the American Association of
Endodontists in May 2004. Louis and his wife Val
have two children - Alexis, age 20, and Benjamin,
age 14. They reside in Bala Cynwyd, Pa.
Donald J. Simon '69 has moved to Veto Beach,
Fla., with his family and has relocated his company,
Simon Financial Company, there also.
Gordon W. Love, Jr. '71 has retired from the
Atlanta Housing Authority after 32 years of service.
Marcy Mantlet Ford '72 is married with two chil-
dren, ages 12 and 13. Marcy has moved to
Sharpsburg, Ga., and is a substitute teacher.
Stacey M. Roman '79 writes to say the Roman fam-
ily is doing great in Southern California!
Charles "Chuck" Nicholas '82 accepted the position
of associate director for procurement at Vanderbilt
University in February 2004. Charles and his family
are in the process of relocating from northern
Kentucky to Nashville, Tenn.
Ellen Heckler O-Herlihy '82 is a paraprofessional in
the elementary school in which her daughter,
Kiernan, attends kindergarten. Her husband, Mike,
is a residential real estate appraiser and recently
passed his State of Connecticut broker's test. On a
sad note, her sister, Anne, passed away on May 16,
2004 in Atlanta at the age of 52. Better known as
Annie, she had been a resident of Atlanta since
1969 and was the owner of Buckhead's Annie
Carlyle Ltd., makers of custom design bridal gowns
and accessories.
Jay A. Azriel '84 finished his doctorate in entrepre-
neurship and strategic management and lives with
his wife and children on the edge of torando alley
in Bloomington-Normal, 111. Elan Alexander arrived
on Sept. 2. Brother Jacob, age 3, is adjusting to
being dethroned as an only child.
Susan Butler Allison '87 is the director of opera-
tions for the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Atlanta,
a nonprofit organization providing financial and
other assistance to families in crisis. Susan enjoys
meeting Oglethorpe students from Alpha Phi
Omega and Circle K, who come to the Community
Outreach Center to volunteer.
Sue Astley '87 was named a board member for
Sophia Academy, a Christian school designed for
children with learning disabilities. Sue is a longtime
educator and currently assistant headmaster at St.
Martin's Episcopal School. Over the years, she has
been both an elementary and middle school princi-
pal as well as an adjunct education instructor at
Brenau College and Oglethorpe University.
Leah Hughes '88 gladly claims her latest degree from
Queens University, her terminal degree in poetry.
Her advisor, Alan Michael Parker from Davidson
College, proved to be the professor for whom
Oglethorpe professors Linda Taylor, Bill Brightman
and Vicky Weiss set the standard and she thanks
them all. Leah plans a small break before throwing
herself into publishing her first book of poetry, cur-
rently titled "shh . . you're scaring me." ^^
Robert (Bob) J. Swanson, Jr. '88 has been named
bookstore manager at the State University of West
Georgia. Bob has 20 years of college bookstore
experience, most recently serving for the past 14
years as the marketing representative for MBS
Textbooks Inc., one of the largest textbook whole-
salers in the United States.
Kim Rouleau Truett '88 and Chuck Truett '88 write
that Zak is now 8 years old and Erika is 6. Kim is
co-chair of the Board of Directors for the Institute
of Security and Open Methodologies (ISECOM)
which is a nonprofit, international research initia-
tive dedicated to defining standards in security
testing and business integrity testing. —
Gregory Ray '89, a board certified pathologist, has
been appointed Associate Medical Director of
CryoLife.
Dominic Ciavatta, Ph.D. '91 is currently complet-
ing postdoctoral work in pathology at UNC Chapel
Hill School of Medicine and helped organize
"Careers 2004: Get Networking!," the fourth Annual
Postdoc Symposium held there on May 25, 2004.
Dominic invited OU faculty member Dr. Dan
Schadler to participate as a panel member discussing
career opportunities at liberal arts colleges. Dr.
Schadler enjoyed the experience reporting that the
symposium was very well organized and attended.
Cheryl Ritzel '91 has published a novel entitled
"Beginner's Luck," which she has been signing
around the Atlanta area.
Andrea Spencer Shelton '91 and Joe Shelton '91
founded HeartBound Ministries Inc. in 2003 along
with Andrea's sister, Jan Spencer. This Christian
outreach ministry seeks to support prison chaplains
and may be the first "adopt-a-prison" program in
Georgia. The program is based on their belief that
chaplaincy and faith-based initiatives have the
strongest capacity for positively influencing inmate
behavior and reducing return-to-prison rates. They
also started an email petition campaign in support
of prison chaplains resulting in over 2,900 signa-
tures delivered to Gov. Perdue.
riass notes
Susan "Chris" Bray '94 currently works at Holy
Trinity Parish (Episcopal) in Decatur, Ga. As minis-
ter to children and youth, Chris oversees all
Christian education programs for infants (nursery)
through high school seniors.
Mary Catherine Cutcliffe '94 has returned home to
Birmingham, Ala., where she is the Festival
Manager for the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival.
Her sociology degree, countless hours working in
the Oglethorpe theatre department, participation in
campus leadership and parrying like a rock star have
prepared her to be in charge of one of the top 10
film festival destinations in the country, as listed on
FilmThreat.com and in Film Festival Today magazine.
Chris McDufFie '94 is going through supervision in
order to obtain an LPC license (Licensed
Professional Counselor).
Juliane Franek Sorchy '94, and husband Dr. Paul
Sorchy II, were featured in Men's Fitness Magazine
(March 2004). The issue includes a four page article
on their company, Lord's Gym, including a full-
page color photo of the husband and wife team.
Marge Ramos '95 recently accepted a new position
at Sybase Corporation in Dublin, Ca. Previously,
she served as a corporate human resource analyst for
six years at The Coca-Cola Co. after being hired as
an intern during her senior year at OU. She then
pursued a master's degree in information systems
management at the Keller Graduate School of
Management. In her spare time, she is an avid
motorcyclist and works occasionally for AMA Pro
Racing, the professional motorcycle road racing
series in the United States. Marge also organizes
rides, track days and social events for the Georgia
Sportbike Association.
Michael Thomas '95 and Melissa King Thomas '95
just celebrated the first birthday of their youngest
son, Austin. Their oldest, Andrew, started kinder-
garten this year and will be 5 at the end of
December. Michael has an M.B.A. from Michigan
State University and is working in financial risk
management for DTE Energy. Melissa is a stay-at-
home mom enjoying the trials and tribulations of
two boys. ^^
James S. Jaehnig '97 is stationed at Misawa AB,
Japan. James works as the operations/tactics officer
for classified reconnaissance flights of the EP-3E
aircraft conducted in the USPACOM area of
responsibility.
Michael Kelly '97 currently teaches eighth grade
language arts in Florida.
Tomika Powell-Holcomb '97 was a dean's Scholar
in the Class of 2004 and earned her master's in
social work at the University of Southern
California. Tomika separated from the Air Force last
August, but is still a Lt. in the Reserves. ^^
Randy Roberson '97 was recently named to the
Board of Directors of the Wesley Foundation at the
University of Maryland. The foundation is the cam-
pus ministry of the United Methodist Church. In
addition to his full-time job as coordinator of
Maryland's Center for American Politics and
Citizenship, Randy is director of music at
Woodside United Methodist Church in Silver
Spring. He is also working on his master's in public
management in Maryland's School of Public Affairs.
Randy Everette '98 spent five years in Manchester,
Ga., as a minister of children and youth and has
moved on to seminary to pursue a master's of divin-
ity. His classes began in January 2004 at Fuller
Theological Seminary in Colorado Springs, Colo.,
and will continue for the next three years.
Karen Head '98 earned her doctorate in English
from the University of Nebraska. She has been an
instructor in the English department, the coordina-
tor of the Alpha Learning Community Progtam,
the coordinator of the Writing Assistance Center,
and a member of the editorial staff for the
acclaimed literary journal Prairie Schooner. Honors
received include a university teaching award in
2003, an Othmer Fellow, an American Association
of University Women Fellow, and the Gaffney Prize
for Poetry. Her dissertation won the 2004 Karen
Dunning Graduate Award in Women's Studies and
her poetry has been published in journals and
anthologies. Her first poetry collection, "Shadow
Boxes," was released in October 2003 by All
Nations Press.
Carletta S. Hurt '98 was selected to serve as an
adult advisor for the Hands On Atlanta Youth
Service Advisory Board and serves as the executive
director for Miss Black Georgia USA, a nonprofit
entity designed to develop, celebrate, and assist with
the educational goals of African-American women.
In addition, she runs her own business, Blu Topaz
Inc. - Educational Consulting, and has been select-
ed to present "Transitioning from High School to
College" at the 2004 Talented Youth Development
Inc. Teen College Retreat and Tour for Girls.
Jenny Jedrychowski '98 is currently teaching first
grade at St. Jude School, a private Catholic school
in Chattanooga, Tenn. She is also teaching Spanish
lessons.
Kim Fowler Kerstann '98 completed her doctorate
in genetics and molecular biology from Emory
University in 2003. Kim is currently conducting
research as a postdoctoral fellow with the Division
of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, a branch of
the National Cancer Institute in Washington, DC.
Kim Phillips Sasso '98 former alumni services coor-
dinator, and her husband, Nick, opened Nick's
Pizza Stop in Grantville, Ga., and have already bro-
ken the sales record of both previous owners. Kim
manages "the front of the house, ' distributes a
newsletter to her customers, and is developing a city
guide and community Web site featuring local busi-
nesses. Kim also provides contract-based adminis-
trative services to other small businesses, serves as
chair of the Grantville Historic Preservation
Commission, and is researching the history of her
over 1 00-year-old home and storefront. The couple
is also working on a cookbook featuring recipes
served at medieval banquets.
Aimee Thrasher-Hanson '98 lives in NYC with her
husband, Micah, and their dog, Zero. Aimee is cur-
rently pursuing a master's in library science and
works in the interlibrary loan department at
Columbia University.
Jeanee Ledoux '99 is writing a decorating book
specifically for young adults renting apartments and
living in dorms. The book will be published by
Sterling Publishing, NYC, in spring 2005. When
Jeanee is not working on this project, she works as a
freelance editor for clients like the University of
Georgia Press and Better Homes and Gardens
Books.
Heather Cordeiro DeGrave 00 received her law
degree from Georgetown University Law Center in
May 2004. While at Georgetown she was a member
of the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics and of the
Alternative Dispute Resolution Team. She also
worked for one semester as an intern in the office of
Congresswoman Katherine Harris, who is the repre-
sentative for Heather's new hometown, Sarasota, Fla.
Ryan Goudelocke 00 received his master's degree in
mass communications from Louisiana State
University in May and is a first year law student
there as well.
Tina Stults '00 celebrated her fift:h anniversary with
Stein Communications. She began the year as direct
marketing manager in the newly formed direct mar-
keting division. She now oversees the development
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of all direct mail and HTML email campaigns,
including creative conception, production, and ful-
fillment. Tina began with Stein as an editorial
intern when she was a student at Oglethorpe. Upon
graduating, she worked as a Web content manager
for three years and then as direct mail manager.
Daniel Sobczak 01 was promoted to a department
supervisor with Home Depot in July 2002, and is
currently in charge of the front end at the Lilburn
store. He has also recently started substitute teach-
ing at his former high school, Shiloh High School,
in Snellville, as well as at J.E. Richards Middle
School in Lawrenceville. Daniel currently lives in
Snellville.
Shahara Henley-Ruth '02 has written a new book
of poetry entitled "From the Poet to the People"
that was released in January 2004. Her play,
"House of Iron," which made its debut at
Oglethorpe in 2002, is also touring.
David Jenkins '02 and Megan Wallace Jenkins '02
are moving to Edinburgh, Scotland where Megan
will pursue her masters in International Economics
and Finance at the University of Edinburgh.
Vera Veasley Redwine '02 is pleased to announce
that she has retired from The Coca-Cola Company
after 33 years.
Kimberly Watkins '02 is currendy in a guidance
counseling program at State University of West
Georgia. She worked as a waitress and preschool
teacher while planning her wedding.
digital approaches he applies. He is delighted to see
how his training in studio art classes at Oglethorpe
forms a strong foundation for his new endeavors. ^5
Nihat Ozer '03 has spent considerable time volun-
teering on technology projects at the Northside
Youth Organization (NYO) since graduation. Over
the past 50 years, the NYO has provided recreation-
al athletic opportunities to approximately 2,000
children from the city of Atlanta and Fulton
County. Recently, Nihat completed the most exten-
sive information technology update in the organiza-
tion's history. By constructing an online program
that brings NYO registration to the Web, Nihat
reduced the amount of volunteer work needed by
the organization by about 1,000 hours a year.
Laura Rafter 03 works for the engineering consult-
ing firm Newcomb & Boyd in Atlanta. She is a
mechanical engineer who designs HVAC (heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning) systems for labo-
ratory buildings.
Nobles Green '03 has entered an intensive medical
illustration program which he is enjoying immense-
ly. Although thoroughly learning to use digital tools
such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, Nobles is
amazed at how the preliminary drawing determines
a project's outcome. A strong grasp of traditional
drawing and techniques is necessary no matter what
In Memoriam
Oglethorpe University expresses sympathy to the
famiUes and friends of the following university
alumni, former faculty member, and Board of
Trustee member:
Gladys Crisler Garner '24 on April 30, 2004.
White Kellam Mahone '24 on March 8, 2004.
George A. Murphy '27 on Nov. 30, 2003.
Ruth Brooke Sundt '29 on April 29, 2004.
Emma Gates Nottingham '34 in February 2004.
Dr. Morris E. Capilouto '35 on Feb. 21, 2003.
John S. Collier '35 on May 28, 2003.
Sarah A. Bradshaw '36 in June 2003.
Sydney Klein Davis '36 on Jan. 22, 2004.
J. Norman Clark '38 on May 23, 2004.
Thomas W. Daniel '38 on Jan. 9, 2004.
Geraldine Wisenbaker Ridings '38 on Nov. 30, 2003.
Odette Guthrie Blumensaadt '39 on Dec. 29, 2003.
Wilson P. Franklin '39 on Aug. 4, 2004.
Marguerite Garner '39 on Oct. 18, 2003.
Ed Schwabe, Sr. '39 on Nov. 24, 2003.
Mary Call Smith '39 on Sept. 15, 2003.
Francis M. Tillman '39 on March 10, 2004.
Iva Garden Blissitt '46 on Sept. 24, 2003.
Samuel M. Hirsch '50 on March 24, 2004.
Paul G. Sheppard, Jr. '50 on March 17, 2004
Virgil E. Tritt '50 on Nov. 9, 2003.
Pat Mueller Walichowski '51 in September 2003.
Betty Brumbelow O'Quinn '53 on Jan. 5, 2004.
The Rev. Dr. R. Quinn Pugh, Sr. '54 on Feb. 13, 2004.
Mary Rhodes Bagwell '55 on Jan. 16, 2004.
Dr. Charles "Chuck" A. Carpenter '55 on April 1 1 , 2004.
D. Sue Lewis '56 on Feb. 27, 2004.
Robert W Styron '58 on Feb. 29, 2004.
Frank L. Simmons, Jr. '59 on Oct. 13, 2003.
Lawrence "Larry" J. Bakes '69 in May 2004.
Richard "Rick" K. Hall '71 on Aug. 5, 2003.
Howard "Kip" A. Becker '74 on April 12, 2004.
John R Trevaskis '74 on Feb. 13, 2004.
Wynell Scott Christy '75 on Feb. 1, 2004.
Elizabeth "Becky" Fincher Strange '75 on Jtme 20, 2003.
Thomas V. Hopper '76 on Aug. 12, 2003.
Clair "Ed" Smith Kirkpatrick '80 on April 6, 2004.
Margaret "Peggy" Nix '99 on April 11, 2004.
Former Faculty Member:
Dr. Nancy Pence Groseclose on Feb. 12, 2004.
Former Oglethorpe Board of Trustees Member:
Robert "Bob" P Forrestal on May 25, 2004.
Left to Rigtit: Bill Carter '59, Carolyn Morris Frazier '59, Janne Jolly
Lane '59, Pat Daniel Kappahn '59, Sydney Mobley Moss '59 and
Floyd Hopkins '59
Class of 1959 Reunites!
Members of the '59 class assembled to reminisce on
a cool crisp April evening in the Great Hall and the
O.K. Sheffield Alumni Suite in Hearst Hall. Class
members sampled appetizers and cocktails courtesy
of committee member Bill Carter while enjoying
music from the '50s and '60s provided by commit-
tee member Floyd Hopkins.
Sydney and Jack Moss along with Pat Kapphahn
made certain the occasion was festive by providing
photos, posters and yearbooks. Special guests
included Elgin and Muriel MacConnell, President
Larry Large, and Sid and Anne Barbanel, who trav-
eled all the way from Florida to attend. The
reunion events drew to a close with a campus tour
that included the newly renovated university
archives, a Sunday Brunch and a visit to the
Oglethorpe University Museum of Art to view
"The Flying Mystics of Tibetan Buddhism" exhibit.
New Alumni Suite
Honors O.K. Sheffield
On April 30, 2004, the new O.K. Sheffield Alumni
Suite in Hearst Hall was formally dedicated during
the Board of Trustees' luncheon meeting. Board
Chairman Warren Jobe and OU National Alumni
Board President Diane Baker '77 presided over the
dedication. In years past, the room has served as
President Thornwell Jacobs' office and later as a
popular gathering spot for male students visiting
female students who resided on the second floor of
Hearst Hall during the '50s.
During his introductory comments, Mr. Jobe
praised Sheffield's continued vision to ensure there
would always be a strong alumni presence on the
Oglethorpe campus. "Today we make this space the
official alumni 'living room' on campus — a space
to hold meetings, book club gatherings, social func-
tions, reunion activities and a few seminar classes as
well." Diane Baker presented Sheffield with a key to
the room and he ceremoniously opened the room
for guests to view the new decor and memorabilia.
Members of the National Alumni Board surround O.K. St)effleld '53
during the dedication of the O.K. Sheffield Alumni Suite.
On March 7, 2004, 32 alumni attended a breakfast
at the Buckhead Club. Dr. Large gave a presenta-
tion and update on school activities. Each alum
walked away with an admissions CD and a new
OU logo coffee mug. The Eggs & OU breakfast
will become a regular alumni event with a
variety of guest speakers and networking
possibilities. For more information
on our next Eggs & OU breakfast,
see www.oglethorpe.edu
(keyword: eggs).
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Honor Roll of Donors
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Miss Louise H. Bode '33
Mr Timothy P. Tassopoulos '81
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($1,000 - $2,499):
Mr Robert E. Bowden '66
Tull Charitable Foundation
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reported were received by Oglethorpe
English philanthropist General
Mr Franklin L. Burke '66
Mr Oscar Clarence Walton '22*
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University in the period between July 1,
Oglethorpe was the founder of the
Ms. Margaret 0. Y. Chin '87
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
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2003 and June 30. 2004. The entire
American colony of Georgia and is the
Coca-Cola Enterprises
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university community thanks each of
university's namesake.
The Community Foundation
Thomwell Jacobs Society
these donors for his/her/their continued
of Greater Atlanta
Mrs. Yetty Levenson Arp '68 6
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interest and support.
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr John A. Conant '92 (H)
Chick-fil-A, Inc.
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The Estate of Miriam H,"Bimby"
The Coca-Cola Company
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Sidney Lanier, Class of 1860, was
Conant '92* (H)
The Estate of Fredrick S. Daiger III '38
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{H)= Honorary Degree
Oglethorpe's most distinguished alum-
Mr. Charles G. DeNormandie III '96
Florence C. English Memorial Fund
' = Deceased
nus from the antebellum period and an
Mr. Earl Dolive
Federated Department Stores
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A = Supported the Oglethorpe
acclaimed poet musician and essayist
Mr. Norman P. Findley III
Foundation
University Museum of Art
John and Mary Franklin Foundation
Mr Wilson R Franklin '39
33
§ = Supported Oglethorpe
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr. Henry R. Frieman '36*
Mrs. Martha Sibley George '51
University athletic progranri
($300 - $499)
Georgia Foundation for Independent
Mr W. Elmer George '40 §
e = Supported the Oglethorpe
Mr Thomas and Mr Whitehead, with
Colleges
Georgia Power Company
Women's Network
the support of Chattanooga business-
Dr Joel Goldberg '00 (H)
Mr J. Lewis Glenn '71
t = Charter member of the
man John I Lupton, launched what
Mrs. Gayle Burch Gower '68
Mr William R. Goodell
Nescit Cedere Society
ultimately became a nationwide Coca-
Mr William How/ell Gower '68
Harold Hirsch Scholarship Foundation
~~ Cola bottling system. This sound busi-
Mr James J. Hagelow 69
Dr Kenneth K. Hutchinson la
Giving Levels
ness venture led to Mr Lupton 's gener-
Mrs. Jesse S. Hall 9
Mary Jane Kohler Foundation
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
ous support of Oglethorpe
Mr. Glaus M. Halle*
Dr Larry D. Large §A
($10,000 and above):
The Halle Foundation
Mrs. Marsha L. Large §a
Phoebe Hearst Hall on the Oglethorpe
Society of 1835
Mr. Harald R. Hansen
Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee
campus honors Phoebe Apperson
\($120 - $299):
Mrs. Jacqueline Cook Hartlage '65
Foundation
Hearst mother of publisher William
The original charter for Oglethorpe
Mr James V. Hartlage, Jr '65
MrRogerA. Littell'68
Randolph Hearst
University was granted in 1835 OU's
Mr Warren Y Jobe §a
Mrs. Barbara Beggs Littell '68
long tradition of excellence in education
Mr David L. Kolb
Mrs. Belle Turner Lynch '61
Thomwell Jacobs Society
now dates almost 1 70 years.
Mr Stephen E. Malone '73
Mrs. Clare "Tia" Findley Magbee '56 9
($5,000 - $9,999):
Mr Robert Nardelli
Mr James R. Magbee 9
Thomwell Jacobs was the driving force
Black and Gold Club
Milton M. Ratner Foundation
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
behind the revival of Oglethorpe
($1 -$119):
EstateofM.A.Rikard'37*
Mr Bob T Nance '63
University in 1913. He served as presi-
Worn with pride by students and alum-
Mr Fred Robey '97
Mr R. D. Odom
dent for nearly three decades and insti-
ni, black and gold are the official colors
Dr J. Mack Robinson '95 (H)
Mr John J. Scalley
tuted a number of signature programs
of Oglethorpe University.
J. Mack Robinson Foundation
Schultz Foundation, Inc.
that still exist today
John R Salamone Memorial Foundation
Mrs. Laura Turner Seydel '86
James Edward Oglethorpe Circle
Mrs. Jeanne Fuller Schmidt '42 AS
Mr 0. K. Sheffield, Jr '53
Philip Weltner Society
Recognizes those leadership donors
Mr Stephen J. Schmidt '40 a
Mr Arnold B. Sidman a
($2.500 -$4,999):
who provide annual and/or capital sup-
The Sledge Foundation
Mrs. TobyAnne Sidman a
Philip Weltner follov/ed Jacobs as pres-
port greater than $1,000.
SunTmst Directed Funds: Florence C.
Ms. Janice McNeal Smith '98 §a
ident from 1944-1953. He introduced
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
and Harry L. English Memorial Fund,
Mr and Mrs. Stephen E Smith
the "Oglethorpe Idea, " a forerunner to
Mr.J. Frederick Agel.Sr. '52 a
Harriet McDaniel Marshall Trust, and
Turner Foundation, Inc.
the Core Curriculum.
Assistance League of Atlanta
iBCES Foundation
Walter H, and Marjory M. Rich
Memorial Fund
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honor roll of donors
Nescit Cedere Society
Created in 1995, the Nescit Cedere
Society honors those individuais who
have inciuded the university in their
estate plans.
Anonymous (1 2)
Mr. G. Douglass Alexander '68
Ms. Susan Harnnan Alou '84
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Arp (Yetty
Levenson '68)t
Mr. and Mrs. Ted D. Bayley (Ellen
KInsey) '5B/'57
Ms. Judith M. Becker
Mrs. Frances Norman Block '38
Mr Frederick Boswell '24
Mr and Mrs. Franklin L. Burke '66t
Ms. Mary Williams Cazalas '54t
Mr and Mrs. Arthur W. Chandler
Ms. Terry Tribbet Davis '82
Mr and Mrs. Joseph W. Dennis '69
Mr and Mrs. Paul L. Dillinghamt
Dr and Mrs. Harold Dcsterf
Mr H. Lynn Dmry '63
Mr and Mrs. William A. Emersonf
Mr Wilson P. Franklin '39*t
Mr David C. Garrett, Jr '99 (H)t
Mr. George E. Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Edward Brcdnax
Hansellt
Karen Head '98
Dr and Mrs. Don Henry (Barbara)'83
Mr Thomas G, Hood '78t
Mr Thomas P Hunter '43t
Ms. Rebecca Harbor Jones '62t
Mr and Mrs. J. Smith Lanier
Mr Wilfred J. LeBlanc '61
Mr Louis T Lombardy '69
Dr Jay Lutz
Mr and Mrs. Barry Lynch
(Belle Turner '61 )t
Ms. Gail Lynn '77t
Mr and Mrs. Henry F McGillt
Mr John Meacham '42
Ms. Jeannette Bentley Moon '38
Mr and Mrs. Jack Moss (Sydney
Mobley '59)
Ms. Elizabeth Ward Pearce '66
Dr Guerrant Perrow '40
Dr and Mrs. TTiomas W. Phillips '63t
Mr William Plowden, Jr '67
Mr Timothy Randall Roberson '97
Mr and Mrs. Fred Robey '97
Mr and Mrs. Jeff Roesch '69
Ms. Rhett Pinson Sanders '43
Mr and Mrs. Eric Scharff '63t
Mr and Mrs. Stephen J. Schmidt
(Jeanne Fuller) '40/'42 1
Drs. William and Patricia Shropshire
Ms. Anne Rivers Siddons '91 (H) t
Dr Joseph A. Soldati '61
Ms. Susan M. Soper '69
Ms. Penney Wells Spencer '48
Dr and Mrs. Donald S. Stanton '99 (H)
Mr and Mrs. Morris Tubesing '95t
Mr Daniel Uffner '51
Philip Weltner Society
Mr G. Douglass Alexander '68
Mr John 8. Ball '71
Mrs. Mary Crockett Ball '72
BellSouth Corporation
Mr and Mrs. Howell Breedlove '57
Ms. Terry Tribbet Davis '82
Dekalb Council for the Arts
Mrs. Margaret Conant Dickson 6
Mr Kevin D. Fitzpatrick, Jr '78
Ms. Jeanie F Flohr '99
Flohr Family Foundation
Mr Claude Spencer Godfrey, Jr '98
Sarah Spencer Godfrey Charitable Trust
Mrs. Barbara Bessmer Henry '85
Mr Donald R. Henry '83
Mr Thomas G. Hood '78
The Estate of Eugene W. Ivy '49'
Marshall, Harriet McDaniell Trust
MBNA
Mrs. Sydney Mobley Moss '59
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Walter and Marjory Rich Fund
Mrs. Dean Dubose Smith '70
Ms. Susan M. Soper '69
Dr William F Straley
SunTrust Bank, Atlanta
SYSCO Corporation
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Anonymous
Ms. Elsie L. Abler
Dr J. Frederick Agel.Jr '72
Mrs. Carole Moore Aitken '66
Dr William C. Aitken '64
American Express Philanthropic
Program
Dr Chris Ames
Dr Jeffrey D. Amett
Ms. A. Diane Baker '77
Mrs. Martha Laird Bowen '61
Mr Gordon C. Bynum '50
Mr Herman L. Campbell '39
Mr and Mrs. Harry Caray Jr
Dr S. Truett Cathy '97 (H)
Ms. Pin Pin Chau
Mr. Kenneth S. Chestnut
Mr Milton C. Clipper
Mr Rowland Cocks
Community Club Management, Inc.
Mr James M. Cook, Sr '79
Mr Roger Couch '61
Mr Robert B. Currey '66
Mrs. Suzanne Straub Currey '65
Mr. Joseph W. Dennis '69 §
Mrs, MonaTekin Diamond
Mr Paul L. Dillingham
Frances and Beverly Dubose
Foundation
Mr Elmo I. Ellis '95 (H)
Mr Christopher P B. Erckert '86
Mr and Mrs. John Esterline §
Mrs. Donna Findling '96
The First Families of Georgia
Mrs. Joan Womack Flammer '64
Mr William J. Flammer '62
Mr William R. Foster '58 a
Wilson P and Anne W. Franklin
Foundation
JMr Harry R.Frazer '89 §
Mr David C. Garrett, Jr '99 (H)
jDr. R. Derrll Gay '62
j Georgia - Pacific Corporation
;Mr George E. Goodwin
Mr Kenneth R Gould '85
Mr and Mrs, Robert Grathwohl
Mr Jack Guynn
Mr James T Hakes
Mr Q. William Hammack, Jr '73
Mr Richard A. Hans '87
Mr& Mrs, Charles Edward Brodnax
Hansel!
Mr Robert E. Harman, Jr '76
Mr Stuart Herman '50
Mr William J, "Jep" Hogan, Jr '72
Ms. Veronica M. Holmes '02
Mr B, Shane Hornbuckle '92
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Hornbuckle '93
Mr Hugh M. Inman, Sr
iMrWayneJ.Jaffie'70
Dr Lene Balle Jensen '89
Mr Richard C. Johnson '81 §
Mr. Robert M. Kane '81
Mr Gary R. Kleinfield '82
Mrs. C. Lee Boggus Knippenberg '82
Dr Joseph M. Knippenberg
Dr Dale M. Kristle '78
Mr and Mrs, George H. Lane III
Mr J. Smith Lanier
Mr Brent W.Latham '97
|Mr. Jeffrey B.Levy '81
Martha and Wilton Looney Foundation
Mr James R McLain a
'Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Metcalf, Jr
Mr William Thayer Mullally '03
Mr A. A. Neese, Jr §
Dr Philip J. Neujahr
Dr. Ken Nishimura
Class of 1933
Class of 1939
Mrs. Ralph Green
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Mr. Edward E. Noble
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mr. Charies E. Newton
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Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
Miss Louise H. Bode
Mr Wilson R Franklin*
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Mr. Tbomas P. O'Connor '67
Blact< and Gold Club
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Class of 1943
Dr J. Anthony Parades '61
Mrs. Isabel Tonks Gray
Mr. Herman L. Campbell
John Thomas Lupton Society
H
Mr. David Reynolds Pass '98
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. Keith A. Lane
Ms. Anita Patterson '97
Class of 1934
Mr. Jack Perry
Society of 1835
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Dr. Manning M. Pattillo, Jr. '94 (H)
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Maclay Salflsberg
Mrs. Rhett PInson Sanders a
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Ms. Elizabeth Ward Pearce '66
Mrs. Marie Caudlll Rogers
Black and Gold Club
Black and Gold Club
Ms. S. Tammy Pearson '86
Mrs. Eleanor Ivey Lake
Mrs. Verna Miller Berthelsen
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Dr. Thomas W. Phillips '63
Class of 1935
Mr. Lloyd E. Stein
Mr. J. Eugene Harris
Mrs. Adrlna Richard
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. Francis M. Tillman*
Mrs. Virginia Wallace Wayne
o
Mr L. Donald Richard
Ms. Helen Bivings Crawford
Mr. Timothy Randall Roberson '97 a
John Thomas Lupton Society
Class of 1940
Class of 1944
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Mr. R. Alan Royalty '88
Mr. Stinson M. Adams, Jr.
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Society of 1835
Mr. Floyd D. Ruhl '67
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Stephen J. Schmidt a
Mrs. Jane Cannon Smith
Ryder Systems Charitable Foundation
Mr. M. Tyus Butler
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Black and Gold Club
The Sallle Mae Fund
Mrs. Louise Mitchell Hiss
Mr. W. Elmer George §
Mrs. Virginia Templln Galley
Mr. Brian C. Sass '84
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. David E. McCormick
Mr. Matthew A. Schuster '84
Class of 1936
Dr. Guenant H. Perrow
Dr. Jay McDuffie
Col. B.W. "Woody" Sellers, Jr. '64
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Society of 1835
Dr. E. Moss Robertson
Mrs. Carole George Sellers '63
Mr. Henry R. Frieman*
Mrs. Medora Fitten Wallace
Mr. Ralph Dean Sims §
John Thomas Lupton Society
Black and Gold Club
Class of 1945
Springs industries, Inc.
Mrs. Claudine Gates Adams
Mrs. Marguerite McKinney Hart
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Barbara Stanton a
Mrs. Chariotte G. Ramage
Mrs. Betty Clark Lafltte
Or Donald S. Stanton '99 (H)a
Class of 1937
Mr. John Craig Williams
Miss Tommye Mueller
Subaru of America Foundation
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Jeanette Anderson Upchurch
Dr Pamela Tremayne a
The Estate of M. A. RIkard
Class of 1941
Mr. Robert L. Unger §
Sidney Lanier Society
Sidney Lanier Society
Class of 1947
Mrs. Cathy Appling Vinson '92
Mr. C. Rex Clar1<
Maj. James C. McClanahan
Society of 1835
Ms. Elizabeth Denece Watts '93
Black and Gold Club
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Margaret Kerr Hitte
Dr Victoria Weiss Ae
Mrs. Martha Carmlchael Dew
Mrs. Sarah Moore Carver
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Raymond S. Wllloch '80
Mr. William H. Reynolds
Mr. James Pressley
Mrs. Dorothy Hooks McDuffie
Mr. John W. Wuichet '90
Mr. Ralph W. Thacker
Mr. John B. Zellars, Jr. '85
Class of 1942
Class of 1948
The Zurich North America Foundation
Class of 1938
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Sidney Lanier Society
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mrs. Jeanne Fuller Schmidt aO
Dr.ThomasN. Pirkle
Alumni Donors by Class
The Estate of Fredrick S. Daiger III
Sidney Lanier Society
Black and Gold Club
Class of 1922
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Virginia Gleason Salflsberg
Mr. Joseph G. Cannon
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Jeannette Bentley Moon
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Mildred C. Daugherty
Mr. Oscar Clarence Walton*
Society of 1835
Mr. Cari N. Clark
Mrs. Doris Waltrip Johnston
Mr. John Meacham, Jr., MA '43
Mrs. Florence Richardson James
Class of 1930
Mr. Hugh K. Clement
Black and Gold Club
Class of 1949
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Angela Fen-ario*
Philip Weitner Society
Col. John M. Fain
Mrs. Clara Copeland Gorman
The Estate of Eugene W. Ivy
honor roll of donors
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. Robert L. Boggus, Jr.
Jolin Ttiomas Lupton Society
Mr. John R. Smith
Society of 1835
Mr. Robert J. Findley
Dr. James H. Hinson, Jr.
Mrs. Doris Pickens Hinson
Mr. Jacl< i. Hosford
Mrs. Betty Rae Olds Villegas
Mr. William E. Wright, Jr.
Blacl< and Gold dub
Dr. E. Harvey Albea
Mrs. Joan Robb Butler
Mr. Leif Georg Haug
Mrs. Margaret Graham Haug
Mr.W. RayHolley
Mrs. Marjorie McClung Holliday
Mr. John R Knudsen
Class of 1950
James Edward Ogletttorpe Society
Mr. Gordon C. Bynum
Mr. Stuart Herman
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. Walter V. Slack
Society of 1835
Mr. William R. Brown, Jr.
The Rev. Jotin M. Fianigen, Jr.
Blacl^ and Gold Club
Mrs. Alice Callaway Crenshaw;
Mr. Samuel M. Hirsch, Jr.*
Class of 1951
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mrs. Martha Sibley George
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Rose Simmons Andrews
Jo/7/7 Thomas Lupton Society
Mr. S. Bleecker Totten
Society of 1835
Mrs. Jane Rand Breunig
Mrs. Mary Louise MacNeil a
Mr. Walter H. Tanner, Jr.
Mr. Daniel L. Uffner, Jr.
'Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Jean Robertson Beall
Rev. Harvey C. Boyd, Sr.
Mr. Alvin J. Curkin
Mrs. Jayne Phillips Huybensz
Mr. Irwin A. Lewis
Mr. Marvin Packer
Mrs. Allene Hudgins Petty
Mrs. Jean Grant Walter
jMrs. Maryanne Tanner Wilson
Class of 1952
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mr. J. Frederick Agel, Sr. a
John Thomas Lupton Society
Col. Sheldon I. Godkin
Mr. James E. Henderson
Society of 1835
Hon. Henry C. Atchison
Mrs. Jane Cowart Bloemer
Mrs. Muriel Lewis Bono
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Asher I. Benator
Mrs. Margaret Bell Bloodworth
Mrs. Jean Horton Henderson
Mr. Robert F. Moskowitz
Mr. Joseph T Overton
Class of 1953
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mr. 0. K. Sheffield, Jr.
Society of 1835
Mrs. Gwendolyn Moss Lewis
Mrs. Alice Wight McDonough
Mr, Noel A. Ripley
Mr. Lee A. Wilson
\Black and Gold Club
Mr. Sheldon H. Fleitman
Mrs. Louise Hightower Martin
Mrs. Marian Marcus Packer
Mr. Charies V Stone, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Norman Stone
Class of 1954
Society of 1835
Mrs. Mary Frances Rowland
Mrs. Barbara Cristal Krasnoff
Mrs. Cynthia May Spann
Black and Gold Club
Dr. Corry Arensbach
Mrs. Florence Parris Burtz
Mr. Harold L. Cochran
Mr. T Michael Murphey
Mrs. June Cook Murphy-Aldridge
Miss Dorothy S. Rawlins
Mr. Robert T Seymour
Class of 1955
iSidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Margaret Woodward Mathewes
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Nona Jones Bell
Mrs. Sara Steinberg Fine
Dr. Elizabeth L. Jones-Lukacs
Mr. Fred A. Miller Jr.
Mrs, Sybil Sanders Neel
Mrs. Grace Suder Porter
Mr. R. M. Reynolds, Jr.
Class of 1956
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mrs. Clare "Tia" Findley Magbee 9
Society of 1835
Dr. Jacqueline Miles Boles
Mr. Alfred D. Ingersoll
Mrs. Catherine 0. Ingersoll
Dr. John D. King
Col. (Ret.) H. David O'Malie
Mr. Joe E. White
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Lynn Hallford Banks
Mrs. Eleanor Coplan Bogart
JDr.AnnRDelatte
Mrs. Edith Upchurch Hunt
Class of 1957
\PhilipWeltner Society
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Breedlove
John Thomas Lupton Society
Dr. Robert Boyd Oliver
Society of 1835
Mr. Lewis B. DeRose
Miss Caria G. Hancock
Mr James R Milton
Mr. Charles R Scott
Mr. William Charles Smith
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Joseph J. Accardi
Mrs. Marianne McWilliams Dillard
Mrs. Freida Beatty Duffey
Mrs. Peggy Cullars Guillebeau
The Rev. John W. Norton
Mrs. Frances Creekmore Portwood
Mrs. Mary Frances Brown Puett
Mrs. Vashti H. Woodruff
Class of 1958
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr. William R. Foster a
\Societyof1835
Ms. Christina Rice Freeman
iCol. (Ret.) John E. Harms
Black and Gold Club
Ms. Peggy O'Neal Compton
Ms. Patricia Baker DeRose
Mr. Clinton L. Fincher
Mr. Harold R. Ingle, Jr.
Dr. Jack C. Lane
Mrs. Ila Ann Varelmann McCoy
Mrs. Betty Stokes McGarity
Mrs. Ina Foster Moore
Mr. J. Alan Moore
Mrs. Rosalie Brookshaw North
Miss Mary Anne Sharp
Dr. Albert P Sheppard
Mrs. Mildred Jackson Speights
Mrs. Martha Adams Thompson
Mrs. Margaret Blackman Walker
Mrs. Ann Klein Wenger
Class of 1959
\Philip Weltner Society
Mrs. Sydney Mobley Moss
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Augusta Rogers Mann
Mrs, Susan Hollinshead Dalton a
Mr. James V Hartlage, Jr.
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iMr. Bill W.Carter §
Mr. L. Silas Moore, Jr.
Mrs. Elaine Shiflett Dooley
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
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iMn Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Mildred Caraway Rogers
Mr. H. Lynn Dmry
Mrs. Suzanne Straub Currey
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Mrs. Patricia Daniel Kapphahn
Dr. Margaret R Thrasher
Mrs. Barbara Dexter Gupton
Sidney Lanier Society
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Society of 1835
Mrs. Gladys Baldwin Wallace
Mr J, Cabot Gupton
Mrs. Linda Sanders Scarborough
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.Mr.William B.Christian §
Mr. Gary Wenger
Mrs. Ellen Mullendore Knouse
Society of 1835
Black and Gold Club
Mr. S. Morris Mitchell
Mr. James E. Can^oll
IVlrs. Virginia Barrett Barker
Class of 1962
Ms. Brenda Shonfield
Mr. Clark D. Raby §
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Dr. Marlene Hockenberry Cianci
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Leann Payne Strom
Mrs. Penelope McCulloch Rose
uj
Dr. Joseph B. Duckworth
Mr. William J. Flammer
The Rev T Donneli Warters
Mrs. Sharon D. Williams
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iDr Hugos. Hammond
Dr. R. Derril Gay
Black and Gold Club
IVIr. Floyd G. Hopkins
Society of 1835
Class of 1964
Mr. Larry S. Abner
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Mrs. Janne Jolley Lane
Mrs. Barbara James Christian
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Ms. S. Carlee Bell
Mrs. Betty Ell<ins McDonald
Mr. James W. Hazelwood, Jr.
Dr. William C. Aitken
Mrs. Joanne McElroy Carman a
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Mrs. Ethelyn Boswell Purdie
Mr. James J. Millard
Mrs. Joan Womack Flammer
Mr. Richard Joseph Carter
Mrs. Lyn Alexander Smith
Col. B. W. Sellers, Jr.
Mrs. Cherry Hodges Casey
Class of 1960
Black and Gold Club
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. 0. Navarro Faircloth
Society of 1835
Mrs. Paula Hofmann Bell
Dr. Beatrice Hasty Favre
Mr. William M. Linstrom
Mr. Atauar Faruquee
The Rev. James R. Borom
John Thomas Lupton Society
Ms. Jimmy Ann Langdon Porter
Mrs. Jean Callaway Fletcher
Mrs. Nancy Thompson English
Rev. Betty Rutland Stapleford
Dr Glenn W. Rainey, Jr.
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Rebecca Harbor Jones
Society of 1835
Mrs. Martha Knapp Robertson
Mr. Jack B. Arnold
Mr. John D. Kuiken
Ms. Patricia Ann Crippen Arnold
Mr. Glen C. Rose
Mr Thomas E. Deacon
Hon. Robert P Mallis
Mrs. Linda Crowe Chesnut
Mrs. Mary Louise Browne Sedki
Mrs. Francine Klein Greiner
Ms. Eugenia Palmer
Col. Kenneth P Davis
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabe Stevenson
Mrs. Virginia House Howard
Mrs. Joyce Gravel Pettus
Mr. James L. Delay
Mrs. Vivian Gray Trabue
Mrs. Martha Simpson Nesbil
Mrs. Anita Buck Rook
Mrs. Lynda Papini Hines
Mrs. Patricia Turner Wanren
Ms. Nancy Schaller Simmons
Mr Wayne D, Perry
Mrs. Dorothy Bazemore Stith
Class of 1963
Mrs. Paula Coker Rice
Class of 1966
Thomwell Jacobs Society
Mrs. Constance Dinkier Wilson
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Class of 1961
Mr. Bob T Nance
Black and Gold Club
Mr. Robert E. Bowden
Thomwell Jacobs Society
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Jeannette Seward Deacon
Mr. Franklin L. Burke
Mrs. Belle Turner Lynch
Dr. Thomas W. Phillips
Mr. Paul R. Donald, Jn
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Carole George Sellers
Mrs. Carolyn Loughborough Frangiamor
Mrs. Carole Moore Aitken
Mrs. Martha Laird Bowen
Sidney Lanier Society
Miss Vivian Chandler Lee
Mr. Robert B. Currey
Mr Roger Couch
Mr. Eric M. Scharff
Mr. Robert L. Manning
Ms. Elizabeth Ward Pearce
Dr. J. Anthony Paredes
Mr. Thomas L. Winn
Ms. Jeanie Franco Marx
Sidney Lanier Society
Jotin Ttiomas Lupton Society
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Linda Robertson Secretan
Dr. Mimi Milner EIrod
Dr Joseph A. Soldati
Mrs. Mary Bob Cooper Fox
Mrs. Eleanor Yedvob Whiteside
Society of 1835
Society of 1835
Society of 1835
Mrs. Virginia Bremer Wiley
Mr. Carl H. Bergman
Mr J, David Chesnut
Mr Matthew L. Gardner
Mrs. Charlotte Smith Winsness
Mrs. Hamet Jones O'Dell
Mr. Sam G. Hudgins
Dr. Mickey M. Metcalf
Mr. John H. Winsness
Mrs. Sandra Danneman Rich
Mr. Wilfred J. LeBlanc
Mr. Charles L. White
Ms. Mary Elaine Traer
Black and Gold Club
Black and Gold Club
Class of 1965
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Frances Pasley Buttolph
Mr. Albert Nathan Baer
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Beryl Folsom Arroyo
Mr. F Harvey Hudson
Mrs. Kay Kilpatrick Crawford
Mrs. Jacqueline Cook Hartlage
Mr. Ronald Cenzalli
honor roll of donors
Mrs. Oreta Cox Cook
Dr. Kathleen Pitts Faircloth
Mrs, Susan Goodcriild Jordan
Mrs. Sarah Ann Sanders Long
Mrs. Lois Adams Miller
Mr, James A. Riley
Mr. Charles F. Sanders
Mrs. Kate McNeil Taylor
Dr Stephen W. White
Mrs. Harriet Chappie Wilbanks
Mrs. Ilene Roos Worman
Class of 1967
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr. Thomas P, O'Connor
Mr. Floyd D. Buhl
Jotin Thomas Lupton Society
Mr. Stuart C. Levenson
Mr. William E. Plowden, Jr.
Mr Kenneth W. Powell
Society of 1835
Mr Jon A. Axelberg
Mr. J. Robert Jackson
Mrs. Audrey Hawkins Perry
Mr Larry C. Shattles
Biacl< and Gold Club
Mrs. Sandra Abbott Allen
Mrs. Gin Bradley Bell
Ms. Martha J. Church
Ms. Mary Dodge-Smith
Mr. Marvin J. Fineroff
Mr. William T Griffin
Mr. Donald G. Hartman
Mr. Wayne G. Stephens
Mrs. Nancy Charnley Welty
Mrs. May Ringold Whittington
Class of 1968
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Gayle Burch Gower
Mr. William Howell Gower
ThomwellJacobs Society
Mrs. Yetty Levenson Arp 9
Mr. RogerA. Littell
Philip Weitner Society
Mr G. Douglass Alexander
Mrs. Barbara Beggs Littell
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. Thomas C. Port
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Helen King Kessler
Society of 1835
Mr. Thomas M. Baird
Mr Thomas H. Cluderay
Mrs. Laura Zaban Dinerman
Miss Susan E. Goslin
Rev. John S. Sims
Mrs. Mary Denton Suttle
Mr. Charles K. Weathers
Black and Gold Club
Mr. RobertA. Celic
Mrs. Nikki McCoy demons
Dr Marcia Strange Cully
Miss Marv Constance Hamell
Ms. Jackie R Howard
Mr. Theodore P Kallman
Mr. Kenton L. Lipham
Mr. Louis D. Olin
Mr. Jerry W. Sams §
Mr. Joseph J. Strenk, Jr.
Mr. Philip M. Winter
Dr. Sylvia G. Zapico
Class of 1969
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mr. James J. Hagelow
Philip Weitner Society
Ms. Susan M. Soper
\ James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr. Joseph W. Dennis §
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. W. Q. "Pete" Butler
Mr. Wayne M. Kise
Mrs. Kathy McLeod Port
[John Thomas Lupton Society
Dr Louis E. Rossman
Society of 1835
Ms. Pamela Grossman Levin
Mr Louis T Lombardy
Mr. Jeffrey R. Roesch
Blact< and Gold Club
Mrs. Judy Heald Allison
Mr. Michael S. Bryant
Dr. Paula Haver Chambers
Mrs. Gretchen VonMuller Collins
Mrs. Sheryl Claxton Haney
Mr. Terrence C. Haney
Mr. Robert S. Jones, Sr.
Mr. Ronald D. Kulhanjian
Mrs. Jan Collins Maher
Mr. Stephen A. Orton
Mr. Roy V. Rafinski
Mr. Gary E. Ruckelshaus
Mrs. Kay Boggs Settle
Mr. Donald J. Simon
Mrs. Molly Moseley Spier
jMr. Nate Zahn
Class of 1970
Philip Weitner Society
Mrs. Dean Dubose Smith
\ James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr. Wayne J. Jaffie
I John Thomas Lupton Society
(Dr. James S. MacDonall
'Society of 1835
i Mr. Bruce R.Feuer
Mr. Albert R. Hudson, Jr.
Mr. Joseph R. Menez
Mr Richard S. Simons, Jr.
Mr. R. Stephen Strachan
e/ae/( and Gold Club
Ms. Beverly Amos
Mr James N. Bier
[Mr. Robert L. Bingham
JMrs. Helen Kibler Browning
Mrs. Lynn Allison Cowhig
Mr Robert K. Cowhig, Jr.
Mrs. Carol Zee Daniel
Mrs. Lynn Andreasen Freeman
Mr. Barry R Ginsberg, J.D.
Mrs. Mary Finn Heaney
Mr. Richard A. Hughes
Mrs. Ellen Plutchok Klein
Mr. Jon M. Kligerman
Mrs. Mary Ivey Leak
Mr. Stanley C. McDonald, Jr.
Mr Albert S. Meyers
Mr. Raymond G. Pawlik, Sr.
Mr. Rex G. Roan
Mr. Rodger G. Tatum
Mr. John G. Turner* §
Mr. Ralphton E. Warlick
Class 1971
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mr. J. Lewis Glenn
Philip Weitner Society
Mr John S. Ball
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Mel C. Stein
Dr. John H. Thomas III
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr. Jerel R Rush
Society of 1835
Mr. John J. Fittipaldi
Mr Martin I. Lipson
Mr. Dennis C. Pratt
Black and Gold Club
Mr. J. Randall Akin §
Mr. Gerard A. Daniel
Mrs. Lou Ella Jenkins
Mrs. Yvonne Scales Jones
Mr. Michael Kay
Mr John J. Kufel, Jr.
Mr. Martin Liberman
Mr. Gordon W. Love, Jr.
Mrs. Suzette Harvey Mancini
Mr Jeffrey B. Matthews
Mrs. Diana Arthur O'Connell
Mr Charles E. Pickett
Mrs. Jackie Perdue Rodriguez
Ms. Diane R. Rowles
Mr. Donald R. Wilson, Jr.
Class of 1972
Philip Weitner Society
Mrs. Mary Crockett Ball
\ James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Anonymous
Dr. J. Frederick Agel. Jr.
Mrs. Natalie Mintz Hams
Ms. Emy Lou Faber
Society on 835
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Mr. William J. Hogan, Jr.
Mr James C. Jacobs, Jr
Mrs. Marilyn Whiteside Handsel
Ms. Annette M. Friant
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Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Mary Jackson Maiek
Mrs. Elizabeth Poer Hanger
Mrs. Jill Cofer Hams
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Mr Robert ISchell
Mr David H. Noble, Jr.
Mr. Dennis R. Hamson
Mrs. Susie Edwards Spear
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John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Roy C. Posey
Mrs. Betty Powell Kujawski
Mr Knox R. Wllmer
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Mr. Michael A. Israelite
Mrs. Joyce Blank Schorr
Mrs. Caroline Cook Minor
Black and Gold Club
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Ms. Midge M. Joms
Ms. Judith Carol Wallis
Mr Joseph J. Oddo
Mrs. Ann L. Brown
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Society of 1835
Mr Richard B.Wrigtit
Mr. Aron C. Paletsky §
Mrs. Alexis Jan Lazor Day
Ms. Vicki Jan Conway
Mrs. Jill Stanford Philips
Dr Frank Reece Day
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Mrs. Mimi Hobbs Fittipaldi
Class of 1974
Mrs. Darlene Baehr Seay
Mr Steven F Day
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Mrs. Deborah Jobe Koehler
Sidney Lanier Society
Ms. Cindy L. Sedran
Dr Dianne Jones Ford
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Miss Rosemary Mosteller
Mrs. Bennie Hams Black
Mr Robert J. Germon
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Mr. Otis C. Ward III §
Society of 1835
Class of 1976
Mr Stephen M. Gibbs
Mrs. Barbara Rose Westfall
Mrs. Karen Jones Aber
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Suzanne Benatar Goldstein
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Black and Gold Club
Mr Steven W. Levinsky
Mr. Robert E. Harman, Jr
Mrs. Ellen Sills Greene
Mrs. Linda Wishon Anderson
Mrs. Ruth Parham Manning
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Vicki Grimes Hardin
Rev. James R. Burgess III
Mrs. Sandra Davis Stepp
Mrs. Elizabeth Kidder Ambler
Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin Morgan
Mr Michael G. Clapp
Black and Gold Club
John Thomas Lupton Society
Ms. Valerie Newman
Mr John R. Collins
Mr. Robert D. Copelan
Mr Philip C. Chamberiain
Mrs. Lynne Bilzing Pairiott
Mrs. Marcy Mantler Ford
Mrs. Lynn Lasater Crowley
Ms. Dorothy Deedy Dryman
Mr. Delmas S. Reddy
Mrs. Judith Draisen Glassman
Mr, Charies M. Hames
Mrs. Margaret Gettle Washburn
Mrs. Clara Irwin Traver
Mr Michael D. Gordon
Ms. Martha Ann Jenks
Society of 1835
Ms. Alexis S. Weisman
Miss Etta Lou Hanken
Mr Jeffrey S. Layne
Mr Dennis M. Wheeler
Ms. Patricia Beth Wool
Mrs, Leslie Bed< Johnston
Mrs. Marilyn McNeal Mock
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Anne Jill Writer
Mrs. Anne Cheek Meyer
Mr Gary J. Novak
Mrs. Elizabeth Gosnell Biggs
Ms. Laura Vitema Roberson
Mr E. Adrian Parham
Mr Jim J. Bryant
Class of 1978
Dr Harold J. Sleavin
Mr C. Scott Port
Miss Alice B. Carr
Thomwell Jacobs Society
Mr Clyde A. Tallent
Mrs. Jean Morehouse Roots
Mrs. Sarah Lee Davis
Dr Kenneth K. Hutchinson
Ms. Jackie H. Wilson
Ms. Judith M.Vaughn
Mrs. Barbara Howard Flanigan
Philip Weltner Society
Mrs. Janie R Wilson
Mrs. Laura Fantini Johnson
Mr. Kevin D. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Class of 1973
Mr Wesley F Wood
Capt. Louis A. Johnson
MrTTiomas G.Hood
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Ms. Joyce C. Jones
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr Stephen E. Malone
Class of 1975
Mr Wamer L. Kennon IV
Dr Dale M. Kristle
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr. Kevin R. McGuinness
Johr} Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Q. William Hammack, Jr
Mrs. Patsy Griffith Hamilton
Mr. Michael B. Saffran
Miss Tracey Lathem
Sidney Lanier Society
Society of 1835
Mr Bernard van der Lande §
Society of 1835
Mr Kevin L. Mende §
Mrs. Deborah Roach Avery
Mr Blake M. Christoph
Society of 1835
Mrs. Kay Penn Martin
Class of 1977
Mr Robert Wyatt Moore
Ms. Diana M. Blake
Mr Robert K. Montague
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Black and Gold Club
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Alice Hoke Zimmerman a
Ms. A. Diane Baker
Mr John H. Beach, Jr.
Mrs. Kattiryn Beatty Can-
Black and Gold Club
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Gregory S. Fowler
Miss Nancy T Carter
Ms. Dorothy S. Burvee
Ms. Gail Lynn
Mrs. Tina Salzman Fowler
Mr. Robert Ross Dimm
Dr Claire Derdeyn Coles
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Oebra Losner Kahn
Mrs. Mikala Warren Engel
Mr Miles R. Cook
Mrs. Cathy Markland Villines
Mr Allen B. Goodwin
Mrs. Valerie Fakess Cowan
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Class of 1981
Class of 1983
Mrs. Judith Hunt Drobinski
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Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Philip Weltner Society
Mr David M. Gerhardt
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Mr. James M. Cook, Sr.
Mr Timothy R Tassopoulos
Mr Donald R. Henry
Mrs. Carolyn Herzog Hellerung
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Society of 1835
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Dorothy H. Jones
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Mr. Robert B. Baker, Jr.
Mr Richard C. Johnson §
Ms. Bambi Ellison Arnold
Mr Philip F Law §
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Mrs. Linda Walters Bucki
Mr Robert M. Kane
Dr. John M. Marshall
Ms. Ann Patricia Lenzer
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Dr Robert H. Pullen, Jr.
Mr Jeffrey B. Levy
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Kathleen Allen Lunsford
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Mrs. Carolyn Constangy Wasser
•.Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Dianne McClinton Glennie
Mrs. Sheryl C. Tomberlin
Blacl< and Gold dub
Mr Irani DeAraujo
Society of 1835
Mr Mark A. Turcot §
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Mrs. Virginia Ackerman-Smith
Society of 1835
Mrs. Eva H, English
Mr G. Grey Umberger, Jr
Mrs. Shelby Andrews a
Ms. Jan Fry Zagoria
Black and Gold Club
Mrs, Julie Burnett Wilson
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Mr Michael S. Bahary
•Black and Gold Club
Ms, Sandra Lynch Aufderheide, M.A.T '98
Mrs. Joan Morris Dechovltz
Mr William F Bazzel
Dr Susan Crosby Brown
Class of 1985
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Ms. Ellen M. Erenbaum
Ms. M. Elaine Minor
Mr Robert A. Buck
I Philip Weltner Society
Mr Thomas F. Forkner Jr
Ms. Robin Jo Porting
Mr James H. Burk
Mrs, Barbara Bessmer Henry
Mrs. Kathleen Glynn Grupp
Mrs. Judith Vananzi Rabel
Mr Bobby L. Fesperman
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Dr Philip A. Norton
Mr Edward A. Rapp §
Mrs. Vickie Moore \mn
Mr, Kenneth P Gould
Mr. Robert W.Lenzer
Mr Christopher M. Sertich
Mr James P. Kelley §
Mr John B, Zellars, Jr
Mrs. Diana Marcus Lipton
Mrs. Robyn Chura Kelley
[John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Steve Prettyman
Class of 1982
Mrs. Brigitte Mebius-Moggre
Mr Douglas Robert Dubay
Miss Judith G. Robinson
Philip Weltner Society
Ms. Deborah Lorraine Morgan
Dr Daniel M, Duncanson
Mrs. Allison Lourie Ullman
Ms. Terry Tribbet Davis
Mr Michael D, Mosher
Mr Paul B, Miller
Mrs. Celia Vecchio Warren
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Glenda McClure Murphy
Society of 1835
Mr. Gary R. Kleinfield
Mrs. Elsie H. Reece
iMs, Marilyn L, Hays
Class of 1980
Mrs. C. Lee Boggus Knippenberg
Ms. Marjorie Elder Vaught
\ Black and Gold Ctub
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
' Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Janet Barnett Weaver
Mrs. Nancy Arnold Cordier
Mr Raymond S. Willoch
Mrs. Donna Cron Rasile
Mr John B. Wilson
Mrs. Kyle Jordan Cutsinger
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Robert L. Rasile
Mrs. Sharon Velinsky Fagin
Mrs. Cariene Rod Oakes
John Thomas Lupton Society
Class of 1984
Mrs. Anne Kohl Fowler
Ms. Barbara A. Sanders
Ms. Debra K. Scfireiber
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr Christian G. Gackstatter
Society of 1835
'Society of 1835
Mr. Brian C. Sass
Mr John J. Green
Mr Christopher J. McFadden
Ms, Debra J. Bradley
Mr Matthew A, Schuster
Ms. Nanette Helen Loftis
Ms. Shauna Paige Milligan
Ms. Carol OhI Hudson
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. James W. Moore, Jr
Mr Reynold F Salmon
Mrs. Linda Triguero McCormick
Ms. Susan Harman Alou
Mr Anthony Francis Murphy
Dr Marie Sertich Stone
[Black and Gold Club
Society of 1835
Mrs, Robin Rose-Samuels
Mr Robert E.Wolfe
Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy Bordes
Mrs. Stephanie Staples Babbitt
Mrs, Anita Gegan Willoughby
Black and Gold Club
Mr Eric S. Crunick
Mrs. Sue Goddard Bryant
Ms. E. Harriett Cone
Mr John J. Dowd, Jr
Mrs, Milene Schott Draper
Class of 1986
Mrs. Lynette Ossinsky Fine
(Mrs. Nancye Rice Glenn
Ms, Laura K, Fowler
Thornwell Jacobs Society
Mr Malcolm E. Page
Mrs. Phyllis Rogers May
Mr Kevin M. Goff
Mrs. Laura Turner Seydel
Mrs. Wilma Lipham Rowe
Mr. Charles D. Nicholas
Mrs, Patricia Bourne Goff
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Catherine Gleim Turcot
Mr Edward W. Odenkirchen
Mrs, Elizabeth G. Rulison
Mr Christopher P B. Erckert
Mr Martin J. Wells
Ms. Ellen Heckler O'Hedihy
Mrs. Megan Weiland Schreck
Ms. S. Tammy Pearson
Mrs.Therese Guth O'Shields
Black and Gold Club
Sidney Lanier Society
Ms. Janice Van Wart
DrJayA.Azriel
Dr Leah Guynelle Brown
Mr Marcus K. Woodford, Jr
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Marcus J. Cash
Class of 1989
Society of 1835
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Dr L. Casey Chosewood
Ms. Michele Anne Guy
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Dayle Sutton Fowler
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Mrs. Mary M. Hamacher
Mr. Harry R. Frazer §
Ms. Stephanie L. Phillips
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Dr. Raymond H. Lucas
Mrs. Marcelle Turner Knauff
Or Lene Balle Jensen
Black and Gold Club
Mrs, Tamara Chaffin Lynda
Mrs. Carol Lanier Lamer
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Beth Eckard Concepcion
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Mrs. Diane Dubay Wail^er
Mr Antonio V. Lentini
Mr Jonathan W. Johnson
Ava Marie Salerno Conlin, D.O., M.P.H.
Blacl< and Gold dub
Mr J. C. McElroy
Ms. Teri A. Wall
Dr Robert M. Grant
Mrs. Catherine Castagna Abood
Mrs. Helen Maddox Menefee
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Michelle Rosen Haney
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Mrs. Barbara Martin Adair
Ms. Cecilia Mary Mullings
Mr Scott T Haight §
Mrs. Brenda Smith Hayden
Mrs, Jeanne A. Broadhurst
Mrs. Geneine Walden Payne
Mr. Kurt A. Hansen §
Mrs. E. Carroll Lanier Hodges
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Mrs. Maritta M. Bush
Dr William E. Porter
Mrs. Karen Barrow Swenson
Mr M. Oeane Johnson
Mr Michael J. Cheek §
Mr Lawrence H. Rollins
Mrs. Dorothea Pickett Westin
Mrs. Judith Chapman Kane
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Mr L. Thomas Clements
Mrs. Terri A. Russo-Alesi §
Society of 1835
Mrs. Fran Bennett Konradt
Ms. Sandra D. Gain
Mrs. Julie Quickmire Schmitt
Mr Peter A. Conrady §
Mr Joseph R McCurdy
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Ms. Georgia Russell Hembree
Mrs. Sandra Slomovitz
Mr Ronald L. Kraynick
Ms. A. Joann McDowell
Mrs. Sue McCue Johnson
Ms. Laura Diane Trittin
Mrs. Wendy Pearson Robertson
Mr Zachary M. Moretz
Mrs. Stacey Bronstein Levin
Mrs. Carol Tieman Yates
Black and Gold Club
Dr Wendy Kurant Rollins
Mr Jonnie T. Payne
Mrs. Carolyn S. Barlow a
Mrs. Jennifer Amerson Spiess. MA. '98
Ms. Harriet Rogers Powell
Class of 1988
Mrs. Kathleen Moran Brink
Mrs. Kerensa Shoemake Wing
Mr David B. Robertson
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Victoria Stevens Chapman
Dr. Victor E. Zubar
Mr. Donald E. Robertson
Mr R. Alan Royalty
Mrs. Marilyn Dumont-Burk
Dr Frank G. Russo-Alesi §
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Ann Spalding MacLane
Class of 1991
Mr Douglas S. Schmitt
Mr William M.Clifton
Mr Michael McCracken
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr James Bruce Spinelli
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Debra S. Scott
Mrs. Rebecca Marasia Corder
Ms. Sally Thomas Spingler
Maj. Richard A. Briggs
Mr.Todd E.Shapiro
Mr Scott M. McKelvey §
Ms. Jerrle T Thompson
Society of 1835
Mr. Matthew R Stien
Mr Joseph R Shelton
Mr. Richard R. Ford §
Mrs. Denise Wood Sutter
Mrs. Andrea Spencer Shelton
Class of 1987
Mr D. Dwayne Hanberry
Mrs. Stephanie E. Szaikowski
John Thomas Lupton Society
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Charis Andrews Hanberry
Mrs. Carrie Bartenfeld Wilson
Mrs. Amy Baggett Hansen
Ms. Margaret 0. Y Chin
Ms. Cynthia A. Williams
Mrs. Patricia S. Zaffuto
Mrs. Doreen Hart Hill
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wilson
Mr. Richard A. Hans
Mrs. Deda Walker Band
Class of 1990
Society of 1835
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Brent Andrew Bishop
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Joselyn Butler Baker
Dr Mark A. Knautz
Mr Barry R. Carswell
Mr John W. Wuichet
Mr Henry J. Broitman
Mr Bret K. Sleight
Mrs. Kimberlyn Hudgens-Abrams
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Raymond J. Koschak
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Kathleen McDermott Kraynick
Mrs. Beth Mon-ison Anderson
Mr Lance L. Leitzel
Mrs. Cynthia Bjurmark Dubay
Ms. Tammy Marie Locklear
Mrs. Angela Clem Chattin
Black and Gold Club
Ms. Marguerite A. Hammond
Ms. Vicki Lynn Victor
Ms. Jennifer R. DuBose
Mrs. Kristin Reeder Boan
Society of 1835
Mr Mark S. Noonan
Ms. Kathryn Garrigan
Mrs. Mary Samantha Bolger
Mr Dean Thomas DeCencio
Mrs. Cynthia Crawford Rollins
Mr Jon E. Gundlach
Ms. Wendy Smith Boul
Mr Wayne A. Gregory
Mr Michael K. Szaikowski
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Wayne E. Brooks, Jr
Mrs. B. Michon Hall Mitchell
Mrs. Christine Graf Taggart
Mrs. Nicole Caucci Hall
Mr A. J. Chabria §
Black and Gold Club
Mrs. Kimberly Rouleau Truett
Mr Thad E. Hall
Ms. Ember Uziel Constantin
Mrs. Jean Anderson Adair
Mr T Charies Truett, Jr.
Ms. Angel C. Robinson
Mrs. Stacie Shattles Golns
Dr James Patrick Capes
Mr Mark Edward Wilson
Mr B. Shane Haney
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Mr. Karl A. Hansen §
Capt. Valerie Woods Spence
Ms. Amy D. Zickus, M.B.A. '91
Mn Joseph H. Coleman, M.B.A. '02
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Mr. Steven M. Hoard §
Mrs. Lynda S. latum
Society of 1835
Mrs. Susan Poston Hansen
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Mrs. Vicki Dawn Hughes
Mr Charlton C. Walker
Ms. Pat Bums Baumgarten
Mn David E. Lerette
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Mr. William H.Lee, III
Mrs. Jennifer M. Walker
Dn Mark A. Caprio
Mn William E. Lukow §
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Dr. Sandra Folkers Levy
Dn Michael J. Claxton
Mn Robert N. Lyons
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Ms. Peggy B. Litherland
Class of 1993
Ms. Killian Edwards
Mrs. Amy Puckett McGee
Mr Robert J, Luxton §
James Edward Oglettiorpe Society
Mr Timothy J. Evans
Mr Marshall Reiser
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Mrs. Jennifer Broadbent-Marine
Mrs. Elizabeth V Hornbuckle
Biacl< and Gold Club
Mrs. Brenda Jericevich Roger
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Mr. Scott T. Piehl §
Ms. Elizabeth Denece Watts
Ms. Jennifer Suvoski Bowers
Ms. Penelope Brandt-Roy §
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Mrs. Trisha Porter
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Nathan E. Briesemeister
Mrs. Melissa King Thomas
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Mrs. Trunicia Hamby Rainwater
Mr. Joseph E. Tomberlin
Mn Brian A. Davis §
Mr Michael Andrew Thomas
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Ms. Michelle Ann Sidler
Mrs. Kristina Randall Tomberlin
Mn Thomas Fassler
Mr Geoffrey D. Spiess
Mr Mark L. Tubesing
Mrs. Barbara Miller Hall
Class of 1996
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Mr William A. Strickland, Jr
Mrs. Sharon Maria Williams
Mn Jeff Hall
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mr Michael L. Tolmich §
Jolin Thomas Lupton Society
Ms. Jill Reiss Harper
Mn Charles G. DeNormandie, III
Mn J. Clark Hill
Mrs. Heather E. Hornor
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Class of 1992
Society of 1835
Ms. Loretta D. Hunt
Mrs. Donna Findling
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mn Clifford S. Barros
Ms. Chara Fisher Jackson
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr. John A. Conant (H)
Mrs. Pamela Letsos Copsis
Mn John Z. Olewski III
Mrs. Heather Andrews Clark
Mrs. Miriam H. "Bimby" Conant* (H)
Mrs. Lynn Moody Dale
Mrs. Holly Howard Sawyer
Mn Jim H. Faasse
James Edward Oglettiorpe Society
Ms. Amy Beth Grossman
Mrs. Anna San-Martin Soracco
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr B. Shane Hornbuckle
Mr Thomas C. McCague
Ms. Elizabeth Anne Zelley
Ms. Eleanor Fulton
Mrs. Cathy Appling Vinson
Mr David M. Ross
Dn Chanda Johnson
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Kathryn Pope Schmeiser
Class of 1995
Ms. Jennifer Sisco
Ms, Sheri Studley Davis
Mn Trung Hoang Vo
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
•'Society of 1835
Mn nomas Lupton Society
Blacl< and Gold Club
Dn J. Mack Robinson (H)
Mn Mark C. Boyt
Mr James N. Gussman
Mr Christopher A. Ballar
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Ms. Ekaterina Galperina-Simon
Mr. Edw/ard E. Zarecor
Mrs. Amy Tucker Ballar
Mn Elmo 1. Ellis (H)
Ms. Patricia Mazini
Society of 1835
Mn J. Patrick Connor
Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Tonya Gibson Russo
Mr Brett F. Duncan
Mrs. Leah Bell Crosby
Mn Alan J. Gibson
Mn Steve Taylor §
Mrs. Trina Cavender Duncan
Mr Douglas C. Leventhal
Mrs. Teri Butler Gibson
Blacl< and Gold Club
Mr Kevin C. Rapier
Mn Craig D. Panter
Mn Morris L. Tubesing, M.A.
Ms. Cristine Deaver
Mr Brian W. Slater §
Ms. Gail Williams Patefield
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Caroline Vinson Dennis
Ms. June M. Tompkins
Mrs. Gail Robertson Serauskas
Ms. Kathleen M. Farrell §
Ms. Katherine M. Griffin
Blaci< and Gold Club
Mr Frederick M. Sicignano
Society of 1835
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Healy
Ms. Kysh Robinson Clemens
Mrs. Shannon L. Southard
Dn Brooke N. Bourdelat-Parks
Mn Bobby Holman
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Crawford
MnAdam M. Corder
Ms. Lin Odom Hopkins
Mrs. Virginia K. Helms
Class of 1994
Ms. Gina G. Fraone
Mrs. Barbara B. Hutchinson
Mrs. Vanessa R Lawrence
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Lu Green LeRoy §
Ms. Jane C. Perkins
Mrs. Liane Evans Lee
Dn Manning M,Pattillo,Jn(H)
Ms. Michelle J. Perera
Mr H. David Sabel III
Mrs. Carol L. Lusk
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Brian L. Sweeney §
Ms. Nicole R. Smith
Mrs. Jennifer Berry Moretz
Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Weismann
Mrs. Jane Barrow Tracy
Mn Rodney Smith
Mr Brandon K. Pelissero A
Mn Mark A. Williams
Blacl( and Gold Club
Ms. Stacey Chapman Tobin
Ms. Delores A. Schweitzer
John Thomas Lupton Society
Dn Caria Hall Alphonso
Mr Mark B. Sher
Mrs. Mary Catherine Cutcliffe
Mn Erik Kenneth Clabaugh
Class of 1997
Ms. Carietta S. Hurt
Mrs. Ligia C. Florim, M.B.A. '03
Class of 2002
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Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Ms. Creche E. Kern
Mr Jeremy J. Greenup
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
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Mr. Fred Robey
Mr. Russell Lind
Ms.TonlM.Head
Ms, Veronica M. Holmes
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Mrs. Aimee Thrasher-Hanson
Mrs. Catherine Borck Horsefield
John Thomas Lupton Society
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Dr. S. Truett Cathy (H)
Black and Gold Club
Mr Jeremy D. Horsefield
Ms. Vera Veasley Redwine
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Mr Brent W. Latham
Mrs. Valerie Holshouser Barske
Mrs. Heather McNeill Ivkovich
Society of 1835
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Ms. Anita Patterson
Mr.CariW.Bemer.Jr
Ms. Belinda M, Kasmiersky
Mr. James G. Ewing
Mr. Timothy Randall Roberson a
Ms. Kathryn S. Brooks
Ms. Deborah Leighty Leparc
Mrs. Sheila H. Godwin, M.B.A.
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Jolin nomas Lupton Society
Mrs. Brand! W. Cannizzaro
Mrs. Dina Molaison
Black and Gold Club
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Ms. Melanle Rosen
Mr Peter L. Cannizzaro §
Mrs. Kathleen Duda Nason
Ms. Rebekah Ager
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Society of 1835
Mrs. Diane Williams Dalbo
Ms, Amanda L, Regnier
Mr John R. Aitonen
Mrs. Erin O'Brien Boyt
Rev. Julie Ehlers-KIng
Mr, James Williams
Ms. Karen S. Anthony
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Ms. Sarah Allison Gatllff
Mrs. Lisa K. Gyllenswan, MBA
Ms. Shaniece R. Broadus
Mr Rok Petrlc
Mrs. Susan Kick Ferguson
Class of 2000
Ms. Alicia D,Cowart
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B!acl< and Gold Club
Mrs. Monica Hayden
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mr Andrew R, Crosby §
Mrs. Kelly Miller Bertier
Mr Kenneth C. Kuffrey
Dr Joel Goldberg (H)
Mr Sri Hemanth Digumarthi
Mr Joseph Cox
Mr Bryon C. Letourneau §
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr R Daniel Giordano §
Mrs. Theresa LInebarger Cox
Mrs. Jennifer S. Letourneau
Ms, Elizabeth M, Brattin
Ms. Aerie T Jones
Ms. Rebecca Ellis Gardner
Ms. Dawn Brookman McCullar
Society of 1835
Ms. Sallie M. Kaltreider
Mr Derek Hambrick
Mr Brian David McNulty
Ms, Jennifer Sells Furman
Ms. Elizabeth R Kennedy
Mrs. Heather Carlen Johnson
Mrs. Alicia S. O'Kelley
Black and Gold Club
Mr Thomas A, Namey
Mr Michael D. Kelly
Mrs. Jean E. Pitts
Ms, Jeannette M. Bellamy
Ms, Jill L. Oriando
Ms. Tiffany E. Kelsey
Mrs. Christina Burnham Rissler
Mr Andrew Bond
Ms, Heather Lynn Stanlszewski
Mrs. Stephanie Chaby Lyons
Mr James D. Rissler
Ms. Catherine T Burns, M.A.T
Ms, La-Shena K. Tatum, M.B.A. '04
Mr Matthew S. Reeves
Ms. Kim Phillips Sasso
Ms, Hanh M, Deutschman
Mr Matthew R. Thom
Mrs. Diana Rothe-Smith
Mr Nathan Sparks
Mr James Stanford Fisher
Ms, Kimberiy C. Watkins
Ms. Angela Satterfield
Ms. Maria Topczij
Pastor Mandy McDow Flemming
Ms. Heather Weiss
Mr Ryan Strong §
Ms. Gay Lynn Ziska
Ms, Nicole GarbarinI §
Ms. Mary Carol Wollenhaupt
Mrs. Katie Trjcksis Thompson
Ms. Misty N. Hood
Ms. Kelly Holland Vrtis
Class of 1999
Mr Wade Hubbard
Class of 2003
Ms. Margaret Waterslon Weber
Philip Weitner Society
Mr Jonathan C. Milford §
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr Anthony Wilson
Ms. Jeanie F Flohr
Ms, Tina Marie Stults
Mr William Thayer Mullally
Ms. Jeanette Randall Wilson
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Ms, Nicole M, Urbanek
Society of 1835
Mr David C. Garrett, Jr (H)
Mr Kevin A. Woolf
Mr Mark W. DeLong
Class of 1998
Dr Donald 8. Stanton (H)a
Mr Joshua Waller, M.B.A.
Thomwell Jacobs Society
Society of 1835
Class of 2001
Ms. Jaime Wojdowski
Ms. Janice McNeal Smith §a
Ms, Mariruth Leftwich
Black and Gold Club
Black and Gold Club
Philip Weitner Society
MrRobertA. Milford
Ms. Penelope J. Anderson
Mr Chad Anderson
Mr Claude Spencer Godfrey, Jr
Ms. KIley A. Ryba
Mr Christopher Y. Fort
Ms. Meiyen M. Bell
James Edward Oglettiorpe Society
Black and Gold Club
Ms, Janet A. Grant
Mr, Eric Conner
Mr David Reynolds Pass
Ms. Amy B. Allen
Ms, Lori A, Moger
Ms, Jessica R, Dougherty
Society of 1835
Mrs. Diane Aitonen
Ms, Rachel L, Moore
Mr Robert N, Fink §
Mr Jason Breitfeller
Mrs. Amy Katz Bonn
Mr Lance W. Ozler
Ms. Angela P Huynh
Mrs. Kathenne H. Breitfeller
Mr Hilary Brennan
Mr. Chris Rylands
Ms, Katarina Kurincova
Dr Karen Head
Ms, Lori A. Collins
Ms, Sandra A, Soeth
Mrs. Amanda Lancaster-Needham
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Ms. Robin Lohfert
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Dr Anthony S. Caprio
Mr. Delmar B. Bradshaw
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Mr. Carl D. Lubbe
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Mr and Mrs. John Ernst
Mr and Mrs. Larry Briggs
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Ms. Margaret Maxwell
and former Oglethorpe parents who
Mr and Mrs. William R. Gussman
Mr and Mrs. Larry W. Brown §
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Mr Robert! Miller §
continue to invest in the educational
Mr and Mrs. Kari J. Hirshman
|Lt. Col. John B. Brush
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Mr Christoptier A. Simser
experience of our students.
Mr and Mrs. Ben F Kee
Ms. Mimi E. Bryan
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Mr Christopher R. Summers §
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mr and Mrs. R. Michael Malone §
Mr & Mrs. Jaime Casablanca
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Mr Eari Dolive
Mr. Bud Salamone
Mr James A. Cassell §
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Class of 2004
Mr Norman P Findley III
jMs. Hilda H. Casusky
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Sidney Lanier Society
Mrs. Jacqueline Cook Hartlage '65
Society of 1835
Mr and Mrs. Howard Chadwick
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Ms. Susan Bachman Kegley a
Mr James V Hartlage, Jn '65
Mr and Mrs. Jose R. Agosto
Mr Scott Chapman
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Mr Robert Nardelli
Ms. Carolyn N. Arakaki
Mrs. Patricia Cheeks
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Ms. Linda Eva Blumenthal
Dr. J. Mack Robinson '95 (H)
Mr Charles W.Bastedo
Mr and Mrs. Alan Chunka
Mrs. Suzanne E. Dorough
Mr and Mrs. Charles T Bell, Jr
Mr Enzo Cilento
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Mrs. September Holstad
Thomwell Jacobs Society
Mr and Mrs. James L. Bready
Mr Martin Clodfelter
Blacli and Gold dub
Mrs. Yetty Levenson Arp '68 9
Mr James E. Briggs
Mr and Mrs. R. A. Cobbaert
Ms. Stephanie Bonner-Wiggins
Mr and Mrs. Stephen F. Smith
Mr Tony Lee Broughton
Mr and Mrs. Walter N. Cohen
Ms. Peggy Jan Bridges
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Bryson a
Ms. Cheryl Corbett
Ms. Jennifer Brown
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mr James E. Carroll '65
Mr and Mrs. Danny L. Cruff
Ms. Delikah R. Carter
Mr and Mrs. Harry Caray, Jn
Mr Daniel S. Ciener
Mr Alan H. Curtis
Ms. Katie Cofield
Mrs. Mona Tekin Diamond
Mr and Mrs. John Corbett
Mr and Mrs. Render S, Davis
Ms. Kristina Mane Crooks
Mr and Mrs. John Esterline §
Mr John Corey
Mr and Mrs. Russel Dickinson
Ms. Angela Bagley Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Joan Womack Rammer '64
Mr and Mrs. A. R Corum
Mr Joseph R Dicks
Ms, Lisa A. Gossett
Mr. William J. Flammer '62
Mr and Mrs. Mark Crissey
Mrs. Murlene L. Dubay
Mr. Anthony K.Greene
Mr George E. Goodwin
Mr and Mrs. Robert Darland
Mr and Mrs. William A. Emerson
Ms. Michele Diane Hipps
Mr and Mrs. Robert Grathwohl
Mr and Mrs. Render S. Davis §A
Mr William J. Evans
Ms. Pattie Ingle
Mr and Mrs. George H. Lane, III
JDr D. Peter Drotman a
'Di. Lawrence 1. Finkel
Ms, Pamela G. Joseph
Mr J. Smith Lanier
Mr Grigori Galperine
Mr Robert Edward Fitzgerald
Ms. Tiffany Kirkland.M.B.A.
Mr and Mrs. Hugh A. Metcalf, Jr
Mr Kari Jost
Mr and Mrs. Robert C. Galloway
Ms, Grace J, Ledfors
Mr L. Donald Richard
Mr John 0. Mitchell, Sr.
Mr and Mrs. Emest L, Ghee
Mrs. Carisa Lindsay
Mr Ralph Dean Sims §
Mr and Mrs. Haffell Robinson §
Mr and Mrs, Owen Goudelocke
Mr. Joseph C. Luke, IV
Mr Mark Royalty
Ms, Bart)ara F Green §
Ms. Brooke McCain
Sidney Lanier Society
Mr Larry C, Shattles '67
Mr and Mrs, Brent Griffith
Ms. Kelley Napier
Mr Robert L. Boggus, Jr '49
Mr and Mrs. Scott S. Thompson
Mr and Mrs. Wendell L.Hans
Ms. Victoria J. Payne
Mr and Mrs. John Cogan
Mr and Mrs. John T Williams §
iMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Hansen §
Ms. Stephanie Peccia
Mrs. Reese E. Cume
Mr and Mrs. Farris F Yates
Mrs. Eugenia S. Henderson
Ms. Cassandra L. Prescott
Mr and Mrs. Rudy Hanzsek, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Gene Hitchcock
Ms. Sandra S. Quails
Ms. Irene Kennon
[Biacli and Gold Club
Mr and Mrs. William Hodges
Mrs, Vicky D. Samuel
Mrs. Janet H. Maddox
Mrs. Linda C. Allbritten
Mr Steven Craig Hotter
Ms, Valyncia Smith
Mr and Mrs. Douglas Morrison §
Dr G. Malcolm Amerson
Mr Gregory Home
Ms, Sasha Smith
Mrs. W. Harold Nash
Mr and Mrs. Steve A. Atnip
Mr Frank Ippollto
Ms. Mary Straub
Mr Morris L. Tubesing '95
Mrs. Anita S. Baker
Mrs, Lou Ella Jenkins '71
Ms. Paula Tecklenburg
Mrs. Pamela G. Tubesing a
Dr and Mrs. Timothy Ban-owman
Dr and Mrs, Alva H, Johnson
Ms. Christina Vinluan
Ms. Anne Begnaud a
Mr and Mrs, John Johnson
Mr Hayden Willis
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr John J. Bowman, Jr.
Mr and Mrs, Lester B, Johnson III
Ms. Ritva Porter a
Mr James A. Bohart, Sr
Mr and Mrs. James E. Boyd
Mr and Mrs. Willie R. Johnson
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Mr and Mrs. Charles Stanley §
Mrs. Janet H. Maddox
Ms. Susan Bacher
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Mr. Robert S. Jones, Sn '69
Mr and Mrs. Walter Straub
Dr W. Irwin Ray Jr
Mrs. Karen S. Carter
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Mr and Mrs. Aurel E. Stuart, Jr
Dr Beth Roberts
Mr Robert B. Carton
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Mr and Mrs. Theodore Studley, Jr
Mrs. Pamela G. Tubesing a
Mr Heath Coleman '95
Mr. and Mrs. James W. King
Mr and Mrs. Mark A, Summers §
Ms. Rebecca A. Whicker a
Dr Cassandra Copeland
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Mr and Mrs. Scott Kmeger
Mr and Mrs. Stanton Treuman
Mr Charles M. Wingo
Dr Roberta K. Deppe
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Mr and Mrs. Robert Tulowitzky
Mr T Rus Drew
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Mr and Mrs. David Leonard
Mr and Mrs. Mart< A. Walker
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr Robert N. Fink '03 §
Mr David Scott Loomis
Mr and Mrs. Wesley Wallace
Mr James A. Bohart, Sr
Mr F Daniel Giordano '02 §
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Mr & Mrs. Charles West
Dr William L. Brightman
Ms. Janet A. Grant '01
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Dr and Mrs. Morgan N. Whaley Sr a
Dr Ronald L. Carlisle a
Dr. Robert M. Grant '90
Mr and Mrs. Josepti C. Luke III
Ms, Wilma Whatley
Mr Thomas J. Couch
Mr Eric Huret
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Mr and Mrs. Richard F. Lynen
Mr & Mrs. Stephen Williams
Dr Brad L. Stone
Ms. Angela P Huynh '03
Mr and Mrs. John P Maguire
Rev. & Mrs. R. L. Williamson, Jr
Dr. Linda J. Taylor
Ms. Donna Johnson
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Ms. Christine Marshall
Mrs. Anne Jill Writer '77
Dr Elizabeth C. Johnson
Mr John C.Marshall
Ms. Ann M.Yingling §
Society of 1835
Mr George Kopec
Ms, Ingrid Martinez
Mr. Joseph A. Zaffuto
Ms. Beverly Armento
Dr Peter Kower
Ms. Aline J. Massey
Mrs. Patricia S. Zaffuto '89
Dr. and Mrs. Charies L. Baube
Ms. Gina Phillips Laney
Mr Neil Gray McBride
Mr Manuel F. Bonilla
Mr Jim Ledbetter
Mr and Mrs. Fran Mertens
Faculty and Staff
Mr Patrick N. Bonones
Mr Carl D. Lubbe '03
Or Ronald E. Mickens
Each and every member of the faculty
Dr Jeffrey Collins
Dr Jay Lutz
Mr and Mrs, Ken Minor
and staff of the university contributes to
Mrs. Mary Crosby
Mrs. Nathalie Mesadieu-Williams
Mr and Mrs. Tariq H. Mirza
Oglethorpe's success The following
Mrs. Therese A, D'Agostino
Mr Thomas A. Namey '02
Mr and Mrs. Henry L. Mix
members of the Oglethorpe community
MrMari<W, DeLong'03
Dr John C. Nardo
Mrs. Lynette T. Myers
supported the university financially dur-
Mr William T Doerr
Mrs. Kathleen Duda Nason '99
Mr Roger L. Myers §
ing the last year.
Ms. Lindsey Mann
Dr John D. Orme
Ms. Vickie Newell
Thomwell Jacobs Society
Ms, Barbara McKay a
Ms. Lisa Reams
Mr and Mrs. Khampheng Norasing
Dr Larry D. Large §a
Ms. Holly Hofmann Middlemis
Dr Seema Shrikhande
Mr Drew David NIorberry
Ms. Vicki Miller
Ms. Nicole R. Smith '96
Mr and Mrs. Joseph L. Orlando §
Philip Weltner Society
Mr Lloyd Nick
Ms. Valyncia Smith '04
Mr Craig D. Ranter '93
Mrs. Barbara Bessmer Henry '85
Dr Caroline Noyes
Dr Robert Steen
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Patrick
Dr William F Straley
Ms. Stephanie L. Phillips '90
Mr Christopher R. Summers '03 §
• |Mr. Ronald Pelissero
Mr Peter A. Rooney
Ms. La-Shena K. Tatum '02
Mrand Mrs.Tbomas M. Ponte Sr §
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Mrs. Penelope McCulloch Rose '65
Dr. James M. Turner
Mrs. Judith Vananzi Rabel '81
Dr Chris Ames
Dr Michael K. Rulison
Ms. Ginger Williams
Mrs. Patricia Raczynski
Mr. James T. Hakes
Mrs. Kelei Sabatino
Dr Jason M. Wirth
Mr Ralph Rader, D.D.S.
Mrs. C. Lee Boggus Knippenberg '82
Or Daniel L. Schadler
Mrs. Joanne R. Yendle
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Remington
Dr Joseph M. Knippenberg
Dr Cheryl Granade Sullivan a
Dr Philip Zinsmeister
Mr and Mrs. Randall Renz
Dr Philip J. Neujahr
Mr Joshua Waller '03
Mr and Mrs. Eddie Reynolds
Mrs. Adrina Richard
Ms. Jaime Wojdowski '03
Mr and Mrs. Steven Rigdon
Mr Robert L. Unger §
Dr Alan N. Woolfolk
Mrs. Jackie Perdue Rodriguez '71
Dr Victoria Weiss AG
Ms, Mary Emily Schultz
Black and Gold Club
Mr and Mrs. Martin Schweitzer
Sidney Lanier Society
Ms. Aimee Ahmed
iDr.William O.Shropshire A
Dr Timothy Doyle
Mr David Alvis
Iionnr roll of donors
Friends
Oglethorpe University enjoys the sup-
port of many individuals who believe in
the contributions the university makes
to our community and the world.
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
Mrs. Jesse S. Hall 8
Mr. Claus M. Halle*
Mrs. Betsy Hansen 9
Mr Harald R. Hansen
Mr, Warren Y. Jobe §a
Mr David L. Kolb
ThornwellJacobs Society
Mr William R. Goodell
Mrs. Marsha L. Large §a
Mr James R. Magbee
Mr. R. D. Odom
Mr John J. Scalley
Mr. Arnold B. Sidman &
Mrs. TobyAnne Sidman a
Philip Weltner Society
Mrs. Margaret Conant Dickson 9
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Ms, Elsie L, Adier
Anonymous
Dr Jeffrey D. Arnett
Ms. Pin Pin Chau
Mr Kenneth S, Chestnut
Mr Milton C, Clipper
Mr Rowland Cocks
Mr Paul L. Dillingham
Mr Jack Guynn
Mr& Mrs. Charles Edward Brodnax
Hansen
Mr Hugh M, Inman, Sr
Mr James P McLain &
Mr A, A, Neese, Jr §
Dr Ken Nishimura
Mr. Edward E, Noble
Mrs, Barbara Stanton a
Dr Pamela Tremayne a
Sidney Lanier Society
Ms, Susan Baker a
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Caldwell
Mrs. Gail S. Glover
Mr Marion B. Glover, Jr
Ms. Elizabeth Roberts King
Mr Will Hill Newrton III
Mr & Mrs. Stephan Nygren a
Mr John C, Pernor a
Mr Michael L, Salamone
John Thomas Lupton Society
Mr John Ambler
Mrs, Susan Carlisle
Mrs. Sharon DiMarco
Mr. Don W. Millen a
Ms. Maureen A. O'Brien-Briggs
Society of 1835
Mr John P Boyle a
Mr Robert W, Chambers, Jr a
Mr David Crosby §
Mrs, Lynn Dale
Ms, Carol A, Danford A
Mr John Finnigan III
Mr Michael A, Gerber
Ms, Chervl Hall a
Mr Tom Hall
Mrs. Kathleen P. Hawks 6
Ms. Bonnie S, Hayes a
Dr J. Brien Key a
Mr and Mrs. Richard Lyon
Mr James E. Mathis a
Mr Bradley J. Miller §
Mr E, R, Mitchell, Jr
Mrs, Vanya Nick
Mrs, Virginia P Plummer 9
Ms. Jodi Saliterman
Dr Louise M, Valine
Dr Martha Vardeman
Ms. Lesley A. Ward a
Mr Robert P Wilson
Ms. Joan S. Wink a
Dr and Mrs. James D. Young
Mr Paul T, Zantzinger
Black and Gold Club
Mr Samuel Akoto A
Ms. Jane Woods Alexander a
Ms. Emily Allen a
Mr Richard A. Allison III
Mr and Mrs. Gerald Anderson a
E, B, Arden a
Ms, Dorothy E, Asher §
Mrs, Shirley B, Averett A
Mrs. Yvonne Wichman Baker a
Ms, Alisa Barry A
Mr Bruce Bartnick a
Drs, Jose and Licha da Becerra a
Mr and Mrs. Charles B. Bedford a
Mr John H. Belville §
Ms. Natalie Bennett a
Ms. Sally Benoy a
Ms. Vicki Bertrand §
Mr and Mrs. Bethel §
Mrs. Paula Lawton Bevington 8
Ms. Gloria A. Bittner a
Ms. Maureen Blando a
jMr. and Mrs. Lou Boos A
Ms. Sabra Bowers A
Ms, Linda R Bowles a
Ms, Josephine C, Breyfogle a
Mrs. Charlesey W. Brown a
Dr David W. Brown
Ms, Micki Brown §
Ms, Frances B, Bunzl a
Mrs, Kathryn B, Burke a
Mr and Mrs, Richard Bush a
Mr Robert Buttolph
Mrs, Marion Weltner Cannon
Ms, Elizabeth B. Carter A
Ms, Irene Carter a
Mr Scott Eric Carter
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Chesnut §
Dr Margaret Child a
Mr Norm Citron a
Ms, Emily Collette a
Ms, Debra Combs A
Ms, Judith M, Conn a
Ms, Barbara T, Copeland
Dr Louise Cording a
'Ms. KathyCountin A
Mr Robert C. Covington §
Ms. Dorothy A. Cunningham A
Mrs. Rose Cunningham A
Mrs. Joan Darrow a
Mr and Mrs. Bob Davis §
Mr Guy Stephen Davis
Ms. Liza Davis a
Dr and Mrs. S. Carter Davis, Jr a
Ms. Kathy Deck a
Mrs. Ariane Chalmers DeLong a
Ms. Josee Penot Demetry. Ph.D. a
Ms. Cynthia L, Denman a
Mr J. Patrick Denman a
Ms, Cynthia Y Dersch a
Ms, Carolyn Y Dishman a
Ms, Sandra DiVitare a
Ms, Carolyn Doherty a
Mrs, Ruth C, Donovan a
Mr W,S, Dougherty a
Mr Tim G, Dunn §
Ms. Linda D. Effron a
Mrs, Jane G, Ellas a
Mr and Mrs, Bruce B, Emory a
Mr and Mrs, Graham Erceg a
Dr Fereydoon Family a
Mr and Mrs, William M. Farrell
Ms. Caroline Ferrario §
Mr and Mrs. Richard Ferraro §
Ms. Nancy U. Fillingame a
Ms. Faye First a
Mr Edwin Fisher a
Mr Steve Floyd §
Mr J. Thomas Flynn §
Ms. Pegi Follachio a
Mr Ed Franke §
Dr John Gamwell a
Mr Paul W. Gann a
Mrs. Denise A. Garlow a
Mr & Mrs. B. A. Garrett A
Ms. Cathy Gay
Dr John Gentile A
Dr Stephen J. Goldfart a
Mr Richard Goudeau a
Ms. Ursula Greats a
Dr, James A. Granade §
Mr Bolin H. Killings a
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Merony
Ms. Ann Rowles A
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Mr. Carl H. Griffin a
Mrs. Sue L. Kimbrell 9
Mr Jeff Meszar §
Ms. Joanna Newman Russler §
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Mrs. Frances Y. King a
Mr. B.Donald Minor A
Kathleen Ryan & Elray Woolverton a
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Mr. Lewis Gruskin a
Ms. Kalila King a
Dr and Mrs. Kenneth C. Molkner a
Mr Edward Sachs a
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Mr Paul Hacl<man a
Mr and Mrs. Richard N. King a
Mr and Mrs. Thomas J. Mooney §
Mr and Mrs. Mark Sallee a
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Mr James C. Height
Mr Shinichi Kinoshita a
Mr and Mrs. Clay Moore a
Ms. Stacy Saraydar a
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Ms. Patricia A. Klump A
Mr Donald R. Moore
Ms. Sabina Schievelbein a
Mr and Mrs. Barry E. Hanna A
Ms. Margie A. Koenig a
Mrs. Beverly Moss a
Mr Arthur Schiff a
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Mr Stephen R. Hansen
Mr and Mrs, Donald R. Kolbe §
Ms. Sarah C. Mosteller a
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schmutzler a
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Ms. Linda L Harman a
Ms. Edna B. Kopetz a
Ms. Rebecca Myers a
Mr and Mrs. William Sessions §
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Mr Marshall R. Nason
Mr. Bradley L. Sexaur §
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Mr. Arthur Hanis a
! Ms. Emily Kovitch§
Ms. Francine Needle
Ms. Cindy Sexton
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Ms. Susan Kramer A
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Neisius a
Mr Lewis B. Sharp §
Mrs. Mary Ann Hart a
Mr. Jonathan Krieg a
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Mr Harry S. Sharter a
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Mr. John Kulavic III §
Mr and Mrs. Sydney B. Neville
Mr John Shelton a
Ms. Kay Hawkins
Mr DanA/in R. Labarthe a
i Mrs. Terry Newdow and Family a
Mr Daryl Shoemake §
Ms. Marv S. Henderson a
Mr and Mrs. Michael Lane A
Ms. Linda Olsen A
Dr Patricia P Shropshire A
Mr J. Patrick Herald §
[Ms. MaryB. Lapwing a
Mr and Mrs. Philip R. Oneacre
Mr and Mrs. Sim a
Mr Gary Hickling a
Mr and Mrs. Reuben Lasseter §
Mr and Mrs. James C. Owen, Sr §
Mr Glenn H. Sims §
Mr. Casey G. Hild §
Ms. Ramona Lathbury a
Mr John Michael Owen§
Mr Louis B. Slocum §
Mr Kent Hill
Ms. Carolyn B. Lawson §
Ms. Penny Parker A
Mr and Mrs. Amold M. Smith a
Mr Michal Hillman a
Mr and Mrs. Nolan C. Leake e
Ms. Elizabeth Bennitt Pearsall §
Dr Richard B. Smith a
Ms. Mary Katherine Hodgson a
Mr M. David Leonard A
Mr Stephen J. Pearsall
Cynthia Smith & Paul Freeman a
Ms. Wendy Hogg a
Ms. Kathleen A. Leser a
Mr Louis A. Peneguy A
Mr. Steven R. Smoak a
Mr and Mrs. Daniel H. Hollums a
Dr Ralph Lev a
Ms. Catherine Ann Perry 9
Mr and Mrs. Klaus Sorensen a
Ms. Susanne W. HoweA
iMs.TeresaLiggin A
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Ms. Doris C. Squires A
Ms. Norma Huff A
Mr Allan Little III a
Mr and Mrs. John Phelan a
Ms. Tracy Staniszewski
Ms. Susan Hughes-lsley a
Ms. Laura A. Little A
Dr Carl Pirkle, Jr
Mr Stuart Staton a
Mr and Mrs. Jack Humphreys a
Ms. JoAnn Livesay a
Mr Roy Plaut, Jr
Dr and Mrs. C. P Stewart Jr a
Mr Ron Hutchins A
Mr. Richard H. Lowe a
Ms, Carol B. Powell a
Mrs. Penny M. Stovall §
Ms. Mary D. Hutton a
Ms. Johnnie Lowry
Ms. Susie Pryor a
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stowe §
Ms. Suzanne S. Jackson a
Ms. Kathleen Lumberg a
Mrs. Lucia Fairlie Pulgram a
Mr Shane Strickland §
Mrs. Jo Jagoda a
Ms. Linda Lyon A
Mr Jason Radam §
Ms. Dorothy Savoy A
Mr Daniel H. Johnston a
Ms. Lori Malazich
Mr. Kip E. Raike §
Ms. Geri Taran a
Mr David Jones a
Ms. Carolynn A. T. Mann a
Mr and Mrs. Cad E. Rains §
Mr Timothy 0. Tarkington a
Mr Jeffrey M. Kahn a
Ms. Bemice Maw a
Ms. Judith Leone Reed A
Mr Michael J. Tasos §
Mr Joseph Kane A
Dr. JoyA. MaxeyA
Ms. Ann Boon Rhea A
Ms. Teresa Texeira a
Ms. Kristen A. Keirsey A
Ms. Evelyn Mayer a
Mr Chades R. Richardson a
Ms. Barbara Theus a
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Keleman §
Mr and Mrs. John E. Mays
Mr and Mrs. R. H. Richardson a
Dr David N. Thomas
Ms. Ingrid Kelly a
Mr William R. McCamey
Mr Brian M. Riggins §
Ms. Miyoko Thompson a
Mr Michael G. Kelly a
Mr Jeffrey C. McElroy
Ms. Ann G. Rinaldi a
Ms. Ann B. Tomberiin §
Mr Tim Kelly a
Mrs. Bennie McGinley a
Ms. Tracey M. Roberts a
Ms. Virginia B. Trifiro
Ms. Jane Robbins Kerr a
Mr and Mrs. Robert E. McGregor §
Mr Dennis Robertson
Ms. Cecelia Turbyville a
Ms. Anne R Key a
Ms. Lyn McLaughlin a
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Mr. Douglas R. Tumer a
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Mr. Marc Merlin a
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Milton M. Ratner Foundation
Wilson R and Anne W, FranWin
CIGNA Corporation ^
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J. Mack Robinson Foundation
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Community Foundation of Central
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vermillion
John P Salamone Memorial Foundation
Martha and Wilton Looney Foundation
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Ms. Maureen F. Waindle a
Sledge Foundation
Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
Dorian Software Creations, Inc.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Wall §
lull Charitable Foundation
Public Broadcasting Atlanta
G&K Services, Inc.
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iLettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
Ryder Systems Charitable Foundation '^
J.Smith Lanier and Co., Inc.
Ms. Linda Warren a
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;Mende'sATA Karate, Inc.
Ms. Pamela L. Wedding a
' Thornwelt Jacobs Society
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Mr John Wegner a
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Ms. Gail Wegodsky a
Florence C. and Hary L. English
The Zurich North America Foundation ^
State Farm Companies Foundation '^
Mr Benjamin L. Weinberg, Jr a
Memorial Fund
UnumProvident Corporation
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Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Weintraub a
Federated Dept.Stores Foundation ^^
Sidney Lanier Society
University of Pennsylvania Alumni
Ms. Janet M.Weil A
Georgia Power Company ^
Bank of America '^
Association a
Mr Piers J. Weyant a
Harold Hirsch Scholarship Foundation
Eugene & Martha Caldwell
The USAA Matching Gift Fund of San
Mr Don G. White a
Mary Jane Kohler Foundation
Foundation a
Antonio '^
Mr. William B. White a
Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee
Georgia - Pacific Corporation '^
Ms. Clare Whitfield a
Foundation
Georgia Antiquarian Book Association
Blacli and Gold Club
Ms. Anne M. Whitney a
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. '^
The Intemational Club of Atlanta
Annistown Elementary School
Mr & Mrs. Alan Wilcox A
Scalley Family Foundation a
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. '^
The Ayuda Foundation
MrRobertWildauA
Schultz Foundation, Inc. a
Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP
Botwin Communications
Ms. Lois V.Williams §
Turner Foundation, Inc.
SallieMae, Inc. ^
Caley of Palm Beach County, Inc.
Mrs. John B. Willis §
Savin Corporation
Circuit City Foundation '^
Ms. Marilyn W. Willis a
, Philip Weltner Society
Time Warner Foundation
Delta Air Lines Foundation ^
Ms. Sophia Z. Winkel a
BellSouth Corporation ^
The Winston-Salem Foundation
Drexler Shower Door Co., Inc. a
Mrs. Suzanne Wladar a
Breedlove Charitable Foundation
Ford Matching Gift Program to Advance
Mr John V Wollschloger a
Dekalb Council for the Arts a
John Thomas Lupton Society
Education '^
Ms. Dianne Wright A
Flohr Family Foundation
Accenture Foundation, Inc. ^
Hewlett-Packard Company '^
Ms. Pamela M. Yartirough a
Sarah Spencer Godfrey Charitable Trust
Anheuser - Busch, Inc. '^
Interior Design Club
Hamet McDaniell Marshall Trust
BKR Metcalf Davis
Manulife Financial Company '^
Corporations and Foundations
MBNA
Brooks, McGinnis, & Chafin LLC
Master Painters of America
We gratefully acknowledge the fol-
Northwestem Mutual Life Insurance
Deloitte & Touche
Merck Company Foundation ^
lowing companies and foundations
Company '^
EmstS Young
Mobil Foundation, Inc. '^
ttiat invested in our students during
Walter and Marjory Rich Fund
Habit, ArogetiS Wynne, LLP
Practice Management Resources
the last year
SunTrust Bank, Atlanta '^
Johnson & Johnson ^
RLI Insurance Company '^
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Society
SYSCO Corporation ^^
Miller Ray & Houser P.C,
iScientific -Atlanta, Inc. '^
Assistance League of Atlanta
Prudential Foundation ^
Starbucks Matching Gifts ^
BCES Foundation
James Edward Oglethorpe Society
Revell Flooring Company, Inc.
The UPS Foundation
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Anonymous
Reznick Fedder & Silverman
The Wachovia Corporation '^
The Community Foundation for Greater
Alexander Haas Martin & Partners ^
Teledyne, Inc. '^
Wellpoint Foundation '^
Atlanta
American Express ^
^= /hatching Gift Companies
John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc.
Community Club Management, Inc.
Society of 1835
Contact your Human Resources
Georgia Foundation for Independent
Frances and Beverly DuBose
Bray Pipeline Company
Department to find out if your employer
Colleges
Foundation
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Capital City Mechanical Services
matches gifts to nonprofit organi/ttions.
Gifts in Kind
The Cammie Lee Stow Kendrick
The Fred C. Robey Endowed Scholar
Ozgorkey Entrepreneurship Fund
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Oglethorpe University gratefully
Crouch Endowed Scholar
The J. Mack Robinson Endowed
Manning M. Pattillo Professorship
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acknowledges these donors who made
The Karen S. Dillingham Memorial
Scholar
Garland Pinholster Fund for Academic
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gifts of property or service throughout
Endowed Scholar
The John R Salamone Memorial
and Athletic Excellence
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the year
The R. E. Dorough Endowed Scholar
Scholarship
Rich Foundation Endowment for Urban
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The William A. Egerton Memorial
The Steve & Jeanne Schmidt Endowed
Leadership
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Atlanta History Center
Endowed Scholar
Scholar
Mack RIkard Endowed Lecture Series
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution a
The Ernst and Young Endowed Scholar
The Timothy P. Tassopoulos Endowed
Anne R. SIddons Endowment
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Bigelow Advertising a
The Henry R. "Hank" Frieman
Scholar
Tfie Center for Puppetry Arts
Endowed Scholar
The Dr. Heyl G. & Ruth D. Tebo
Honorariums and Memorials
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Chick-fil-A, Inc.
The Charles A. Frueauff Endowed
Endowed Scholar
Supporting the education of future genera-
1-
Dante's Down the Hatch
Scholar
The Charles L. & Jean Towers Scholar
tions is a tremendous way to honor those
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Edwin Watts Golf Store
The Lu Thomasson Garrett Endowed
The J. M. Tull Scholar
who have made an impact on our lives.
Mr Antonio V. Lentini '87
Scholar
The United Technologies Corporation
The following is a list of donations made to
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Mr and Mrs. Dennis Merony
The Georgia Power Company
Endowed Scholar
Oglethorpe University as a way to honor or
Mizuno Golf Company
Endowed Scholar
The Charles Longstreet Weltner
memorialize someone close to these
Mrs, Adrina Richard
The Goizueta Endowed Scholarship
Memorial Endowed Scholar
donors.
St. Augustine Press
The Walter F. Gordy Memorial
The L. W. "Lefty" & Frances E. Willis
Stone Mountain Park
Endowed Scholar
Endowed Scholar
In Honor of Mr. G. Douglass Alexander
USA Waters
The Bert L. & Emory B. Hammack
The Vivian R& Murray D.Wood
& Kristina Carlson's wedding
Memorial Scholar
Endowed Scholar
Dr Larry D. Large
Endowed Scholarships
The Francis R. Hammack Scholar
Louise H. Woodbury Endowed Scholar
Dr Victoria Weiss
Scholarship endowments make up the
The Leslie U. & Ola Ryle Hammack
The David, Helen, & Marian Woodward
foundation of the financial aid program
Memorial Scholar
Endowed Scholar
In Honor of Dr. G. Malcolm Amerson
at Oglethorpe University. The foresight.
The Harold Hirsch Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Deborah Jobe Koehler '72
dedication, and compassion of each of
The Ira Jarrell Endowed Scholar
Restricted Endowments
Ms. Gail Lynn '77
the donors who established these
The Nancy H. Kerr Endowed Scholar
These endowments are restricted
Ms. Cindy L. Sedran '75
funds make an immediate impact on
The Mary Jane Stuart Kohler Endowed
toward enhancing the academic
Mr Geoffrey 0. Spiess '91
the lives of our students.
Scholarship
atmosphere of Oglethorpe University
The Lowry Memorial Scholar
through establishing unique academic
In Honor of Mr. Gordon A. Anderson 73
The Ivan Allen Endowed Scholar
The Vera A. Milner Endowed Scholar
programs, providing professorships.
Mr Arnold B. Sidman
The Marshall A. & Mary Bishop Asher
The Virgil W. & Virginia 0. Milton
and undenwriting awards tor outstand-
Mrs. Toby Anne Sidman
Endowed Scholar
Endowed Scholar
ing teaching and research.
The Keith Baker Endowed Scholarship
The National Alumni Association
In Memory of Prof. Leo Bilancio
The Bank of America Scholars Fund
Endowed Scholar
Herman L. Daugherty Endowment
Mr Thomas C. McCague '93
The Earl Blackwell Endowed Scholar
The Dr Keilchi Nishimura Endowed
Francis 1. Eeraerts Endowed Chair of
Mr Joseph R. Menez '70
The Spirit of '63 Endowed Scholar
Scholar
Foreign Language
Mr. Edward A. Rapp '81
The Miriam H. & John A. Conant
The Oglethorpe Christian Endowed
David C. Garrett, Jr. Endowed Teaching
Rev John S. Sims '68
Endowed Scholar
Scholar
Award
The Michael A. Corvasce Memorial
The Oglethorpe Memorial Endowed
The Grenwald Faculty Endowment
In Memory of Mrs. Odette Guthrie
Endowed Scholar
Scholar
Eugene W. Ivy Endowment
Blumensaadt '39
The Estelle Anderson Crouch Endowed
The Manning M. Pattillo, Jr Endowed
Vera A. Milner Endowed Professorship
The Wilson P and Anne W. Franklin
Scholar
Scholar
of Education
Foundation
The Katherine Shepard Crouch
The E. Rivers & Una Rivers Endowed
National Endowment for the
Mrs. Rhett Pinson Sanders '43
Endowed Scholar
Scholar
Humanities/Core Curriculum
Endowment
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In Honor of Mr. William Bristol
In Memory of Mrs. Mary L Couch
In Honor of Mr. Moses Gregory, Jr.
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In Honor of Mr. Stephen Lindsay
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Ms. Brooke McCain '04
Mrs. Adrina Richard
Ms. Pamela G. Joseph '04
and Mr. Cameron Lindsay
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Mrs. Carisa Lindsay '04
In Memory of Ms. Alice Cornell
In Memory of Mr. Kevin R. Crooks, Sr.
In Honor of Mr. Scott Haight '89
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Ms. Kristina Marie Crooks '04
Mr. James C. Haight
In Honor of Ms. Jennifer Claire
Mrs. Clare FIndley Magbee '56
Marshall '04
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In Honor of Mr. "Pop" Crow
In Memory of Mrs. Lois R. Hakes
Ms. Christine Marshall
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In Honor of Larry and Janet Brown
Mr. J. Cabot Gupton '63
Mrs. Adrina Richard
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Ms. Jennifer Brown 04
In Memory of Mr. Jeff Morton '76
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In Honor of Mr. Timothy R.
In Honor of Dr. Tim H. Hand
Mrs. Elizabeth Kidder Ambler '76
In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. J.R. Burgess, Jr.
Crowley '97
Dr. Jason M. Wirth
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Rev. James R. Burgess III '72
Mrs. Heather McNeill Ivkovich '99
In Honor of Ms. Sydney Holstad
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Mummert
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In Honor of Ms. Michelle Cataline
In Memory of Mr. Richard S. Cumming
Mrs. September Holstad '04
Ms. Suzanne E. Dorough '04
Mr. Bud Salamone
III '54
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Mrs. Catherine 0. Ingersoll '56
In Honor of Mr. Faisal B. Johnson '04
In Memory of Mr. Stephen Cole
In Memory of Mr. Thomas W.
Mr and Mrs. Lester B. Johnson, III
Nash '76
Chandler, Jr.
In Memory of Mrs. Jane Caller
Mrs. W. Harold Nash '76
Mr. Robert L. Manning '64
Curkin '50
In Memory of Mr. Charles R.
Mr Alvin J. Curkin '51
Jones, Jr.
In Honor of Ms. Atsuko Nishimura
In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Cofield
Mrs. Yvonne Scales Jones '71
Mrs. Adrina Richard
Ms. Katie Cofield '04
In Memory of Dr. Harry Maxwell
Dobson
In Honor of Dr. Raymond J. Kaiser
In Honor of Mr. Olaf Vergil Norman
In Honor of Ms. Kelly Cogan '04
Mr. Clark D. Raby '65
Ms. Gail Lynn '77
and the late Mrs. Anna Ksionzyk
Mr and Mrs. John Cogan
Rev. John S. Sims '68
In Honor of the Kegley Family
Norman
Ms. Linda Eva Blumenthal '04
In Honor of Ms. Mary Bridget
In Honor of the Dorough Family
Ms. Susan Bachman Kegley '04
Cogan '06
Ms. Suzanne E. Dorough '04
In Memory of Mr. John North
Mr. and Mrs. John Cogan
In Memory of Mr. W. Dixon Foster
In Memory of Miss Rose Bud
Kent '62
Mrs. Clare FIndley Magbee '56
In Honor of Ms. Martha Collins
and Mrs. Katherine J. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney B. Neville
In Memory of Mrs. Emma Gates
Mr. John R. Collins '72
Mr. William R.Foster '58
In Honor of Dr. Nancy H. Kerr
Nottingham '34
Mrs. Rhett Pinson Sanders '43
In Memory of Mr. Thomas H.
In Memory of Dr. Lula T Garrett '52
Mrs. Michelle Rosen Haney '90
Collins '70
Mr David C. Garrett, Jr. '99 (H)
In Memory of Mrs. Betty Ann
Mrs. Gretchen VonMuller Collins '69
In Memory of Ms. Mary Jane Stuart
Brumbelow O'Quinn '53
In Memory of Ms. Lyndra Suzanne
Kohler '90
Mrs. Mary Louise MacNeil '51
In Memory of Mrs. Miriam H. "Bimby"
Givens '94
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Farrell
Conant '92 (H)
Mr. Matthew S. Reeves '97
Mr John Finnigan, III
In Memory of Mr. Antonio Michael
Mr. Harry R. Frazer '89
Ms. Amy D. Zickus '94
Mrs. Fran Bennett Konradt '90
Mr. and Mrs. Aurel E. Stuart, Jr.
Palma '42
iAnnistown Elementary School
In Honor of Mr. John A. Conant '92 (H)
In Memory of Dr. Roy N. Goslin 71 (H)
Dr. Victoria Weiss
Ms. Micki Brown
Mr. Harry R. Frazer '89
Mrs. Linda Sanders Scarborough '65
Mrs. Kerensa Shoemake Wing '90
Dr. and Mrs. James D. Young
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chesnut
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis
In Memory of Ms. Lorraine Coss
In Honor of Veronica and Kendra Greene Dr Marilyn K. Tanner, MHS
Ms. Caroline Ferrario
Ms. Pattie Ingle '04
Mr. Anthony K. Greene '04
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferraro
In Honor of Mr. Alexander Jay
In Honor of Mr. Roland Sauer
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Ms. Carolyn B. Lawson
Sabatino
Mr Bud Salamone
Every effort tias been made to ensure
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McGregor
Dr Victoria Weiss
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Mr and Mrs. Thomas J. Mooney
In Honor of Mr. Steve Schmidt '40
eacti contributor if you M not find
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Mr and Mrs. Carl E. Rains
In Honor of Mr. Benedict Salamone
Maj- James C. McClanahan '41
your name in this pubiication one
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Mrs. John B. Wiilis
Mrs. Sharon DiMarco
of two things may have happened.
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In Memory of Dr. George
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In Honor of Dr. Manning M.
In Honor of Ms. Candace Salamone
Seward '78 (H)
appreciate you letting us know of
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Pattillo, Jr.
Mr. Bud Salamone
Mr William J. Flammer '62
any errors.
Mr and Mrs. John E. Mays
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In Honor of Mr. John P. Salamone '86
In Honor of Mr. Kenny Siclgnano
gifts made during our fiscal year
In Memory of Mrs. Martha Pattillo
Mr Michael J. Cheek '86
Mr Frederick M. Sicignano '93
July 1 , 2003 - June 30, 2004.
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Dr Ronaid L. Carlisle
Mr Dean Thomas DeCencio '87
MrBurtVardeman
Mrs. Sharon DiMarco
In Memory of Mr. Frank
if you have questions or concerns
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Dr Martha Vardeman
Mr James Stanford Fisher '00
Simmons Jr. '59
piease contact tt/larl< DeLong,
Mr Harry R. Frazer '89
Ms. Virginia B. Trifiro
Office of Deveiopment and Alumni
In Honor of Donald and Stephanie
Mr Richard A. Hans '87
Reiations, at the university's
Peccia
Mr. Bobby Holman '96
In Honor of Walter and Patricia
address. (404) 364-8330, or
Ms. Stephanie Peccia '04
Mr Kenneth C. Kuffrey '98
Mr David E, Lerette '95
Straub
Ms, Marv Straub '04
mdelong@oglethorpe. edu.
In Honor of Mrs. Susan Woodson
Mr. Jeffrey B. Levy '81
Pechfelder 73
Mr. Kevin L. Mende '73
In Memory of Mr. Jack E. Tebeau '63
Mrs. Anne Cheek Meyer 72
Mrs. Jennifer Berry Moretz '92
Mr Anthony Francis Murphy '85
Dr. Mickey M. Metcalf '63
In Memory of Mr. John Pinholster
Mr David B. Robertson '86
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Danilo
Mrs. Jeanne Fuller Schmidt '42
Mr Donald E. Robertson '86
Mr Bud Salamone
Vinluan
Ms. Christina Vinluan '04
In Memory of Mr. Delbert W. Popp
Mr Michael L. Salamone
Mr and Mrs. Render S. Davis
Mr Todd E. Shapiro '89
In Honor of Dr. Victoria Weiss
Mr and Mrs. Donald R. Kolbe
Ms. Margaret Waterston Weber '97
Dr Jeffrey D. Arnett
Mr and Mrs. James C. Owen, Sr
Dr Victoria Weiss
Mrs, Mary Crosby
Mr and Mrs. Charles Stanley
Mr John B. Wilson '83
Mrs, Therese A. D'Agostinc
Mr Ralph Dean Sims
On Victor E. Zubar '90
In Honor of Richard and Jacqueline
In Memory of Mr. Eric T. Prescott
In Honor of Ms. Mary Ellen
Wiggins
Ms. Cassandra L. Prescott '04
Salamone
Mr Bud Salamone
Ms, Stephanie Bonner-Wiggins '04
In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
In Memory of Ms. Mary Evelyn
Ranow
In Honor of Mr. Michael Salamone
Wingo
Ms. Grace J. Ledfors '04
Mr Bud Salamone
Mrs. Adrina Richard
In Honor of Dr. Beth Roberts
In Honor of Mr. Thomas Salamone
In Honor of Dr. Ed Wolpert
Ms. Elizabeth Roberts King
Mr Bud Salamone
Ms, Elizabeth Roberts King
In Honor of Mr. Peter A. Rooney
In Honor of Ms. Catherine Bauer
In Honor of Ms. Collins H. Yates '01
Mr, Williann R. McCamey
Mr Bud Salamone
Mr and Mrs, Earns F Yates
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2004-2005
Larry D. Large, President
Warren Y. Jobe, C/m/>
Oglethorpe University
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Belle Turner Lynch, Vice Chair/Chair Elect
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Susan M. Soper '69. Secretary
Roger A. Littell '68, Investment Management ayid Trust Consultant
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Harald R. Hansen, Treasurer
Northwestern Mutual Trust Company
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G. Douglass Alexander '68, President
Belle Turner Lynch '61, Atlanta
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Alexander Haas Martin & Farmers
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Clare ("Tia") Magbee '56, Atlanta
Yetty L. Arp '68. Associate Broker
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Southeast Commercial Properties
Stephen E. Malone '73, First Vice President
Merrill Lynch
A. Diane Baker '77, Attorney at Law
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Roswell, Ga.
E.R. Mitchell Jr., President and CEO
E.R. Mitchell & Cojnpany
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Kenneth S. Chestnut, Principal
The Integral Group. LLC.
Bob T Nance '63, President
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Milton C. Clipper, President and CEO
Nance Carpet & Rug Company, Inc.
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Public Broadcasting Atlanta
R. D. Odom. President
BellSouth Network Services
Charles G. DeNormandie II '96, Senior Financial Advisor
American Express Financial Advisors Inc.
John J. Scalley, Executive Vice President (Retired)
IDS Life Insurance Company
Genuine Parts Company
William A. Emerson, Senior Vice President (Retired)
Laura Turner Seydel '86. Trustee
Meirill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith
The Turner Foundation
Norman P. Findle}', Executive Vice President, Marketing
O.K. Sheffield '53, Vice President (Retired)
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc.
BankSouth, N.A.
J. Lewis Glenn '71, President and CEO
Arnold B. Sidman, OfCoumel
Hany Norman Realtors
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Martin
Joel Goldberg, President (Retired)
Susan M. Soper '69, Communications: Editing, Writing, Consulting
The Rich Foundation
Atlanta, Ga.
William R. Goodell, President
Timothy P. Tassopoulos '81, Senior Vice President of Operations
The Robertson Foundation
Chick-fil-A, Inc.
Jack Guynn, President ayid CEO
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
TRUSTEE EMERITI
James J. Hagelow '69, Managing Director
Franklin L. Burke '66, Chairman and CEO (Retired)
Marsh USA Inc.
Bank South, N.A.
Harald R. Hansen, Chairman, President and CEO (Retired)
Elmo I. Ellis, Vice President (Retired)
First Union Corporation ofGeor^a
Cox Broadcasting Corporation
James V. Hartlage Jr. '65, President
George E. Goodwin, Senior Counselor (Retired)
Accumetric, Inc.
Manning, Selvage & Lee
Trishanda L. HInton '96, Attorney
C. Edward ("Ned") Hansel], Senior Counselor (Retired)
Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs LLP
Jones, Day Reavis & Pogue
W. Jephtha Hogan '72, First Vice President Investments
Arthur Howell, Senior Partner (Retired)
Salomon Smith Barney Inc.
Alston & Bird
Kenneth K. Hutchinson '78, Dentist
J. Smith Lanier, Chairman and CEO (Retired)
Snellville, Ga.
J. Smith Lanier and Company
Warren Y. Jobe, Executive Vice President (Retired)
James R McLain, Attorney
Georgia Power Company
McLain and Merritt, PC.
Charles B. Knapp, Ph.D., Director of Educational Development
Stephen J. Schmidt '40, Chairman and CEO
CF Foundation, Inc.
Dixie Seal & Stamp Company
David L. Kolb, Chairman and CEO (Retired)
Mohawk Industries, Inc.
Campus Treasures Tell Stories of OU History
By Erica Rountree
Poke around the university archives for a day, and
you could stumble across a wealth of treasures such
as letters from Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Helen
Keller's signature and a 1 7th century document
from the Oglethorpe family. You may also discover a
complete photo history of Oglethorpe, showing the
campus and its activities from the turn of the 19 th
century to the present. The university is fortunate to
have a rich collection of artifacts relating to the his-
tory of the school.
"The archives contain a wealth of information about
the history of Oglethorpe," says Anne Salter, direc-
tor of the Weltner library. "The collection includes
books, photographs and documents related to the
development of the campus and the growth of the
liberal arts college in the South."
Alumni are encouraged to search their private collec-
tions and consider donating materials to the archives.
These donations will
become part of the
permanent collection
and will enlighten
and delight students,
staff, faculty and the
campus community
for years to come.
For more informa-
tion, contact the
library at (404)364-
8511.
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Oct. 15-17: '80s Reunion, John P. Salamone Memorial Soccer Tournament
and Aiumni Night at Georgia Shal<esp8are Festivai, "IVIacBeth"
by Wiiiiam Shakespeare
Nov. 4: Stormy Petrel Bar Association's Fall Social, location TBA
Nov. 9: Book Club with Professors Bill Brightman and John Orme,
Sheffield Alumni Suite
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