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Opening Comments
From complacency
to chaos
o
n the morning of September 11, students and faculty at Southern crowded around
televisions all across campus. In disbelief we sat glued to the news as we watched two
of the world's most recognizable buildings crumble to the ground. We watched flames rip
violently through a gaping hole in the Pentagon, and only minutes later, we saw reports
of a fourth hijacked plane crashing into a deserted field in rural Pennsylvania. For people
all around the country, it was a moment we will never forget, rivaled only by the surprise
attack on Pearl Harbor and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
As 1 watched the firemen and rescue workers searching through the mountainous pile
of rubble, scouring for signs of life, my heart cried out for the families of those lost.
Only a few years separated from the majority of students on campus, I'll be the first to
admit that my generation has taken for granted the freedoms for which our forefathers
fought and died. And on September 11, the freedoms our nation enjoys were attacked
and maligned.
As surreal as the events of September 1 1 were, the tragedy was a bitter reality to the
families of thousands who lost their lives.
It's at a time like this, when reality slaps us in the face, that each of us is forced re-
evaluate our own lives. Parents spend more time with their children and less time at
work. National leaders put politics aside and reach beyond the partisanship that usually
divides the right from the left. Men and women from all walks of life break down pre-
existing harriers and join hands in a cause called patriotism.
On September 1 1 , a nation that nine months prior had stood so harshly divided over
a presidential election controversy instantly united and became stronger than ever. A
long-lost patriotic fervor swept across the land and into the hearts of millions who salute
the Stars and Stripes.
Over the next several weeks we heard stories of hope and inspiration. In the midst of
tragedy, we heard tales of triumph — stories of heroes — men and women who gave their
lives so that others could live.
As these stories of individual heroism cause our national pride to swell, each of us
must ask ourselves how we will be affected. Will the events of September 1 1 be nothing
more than an added delay at the airport? Or will they be a lesson that life is fragile and
the reason we're on this earth is far greater than life itself? Many have found assurance in
the fact that even through all the chaos, God was there.
If your life is full of uncertainty, know that Jesus Christ is there. If doubts crowd your
mind, know that you are not alone.
In Romans 8:28-29 Paul writes, "For I am convinced that neither death nor life, nei-
ther angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither
height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the
love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord" (NIV).
When your life is turned from complacency to chaos, take comfort in the fact that the
same Jesus who calmed the storm-tossed sea is riding with you through the storms of life.
Rest assured that the same Jesus who commanded Peter to walk on water will guide you
on your way.
According to Joel 3:16, "the Lord will be a refuge for His people."
May the Lord be your refuge in these times of uncertainty.
COVER: A Christmas shoe box brings a smile to the face of a child overseas. Cover photo and page 4 photo courtesy of Samaritan's Purse.
COLUMNS
Volume 54
Garrett Nudd, '00
Editor
Ingrid Skantz. '90
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Features
For: Children Around the World
page 4
Southern's participation in Operation Christmas Child benefits hundreds
ot children overseas, and the project is expected to grow each year.
Library Angels page 5
For 20 years Southern has been expanding educational libraries across the nation through
a unique program called ANGEL (Adventist Network ot General Education Libraries).
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page 6
Passing the Mantle
Alumni reunited to honor former and current faculty and staff during Alumni
Weekend 2001.
Beyond September I I page 10
The tragedy of September 1 1 effected everyone, including students and faculty at
Southern Adventist University. See Southern's reaction to the attack on America.
Financial Planning page 15
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With so many financial pressures adding to the constant strain on your pocket book,
Southern's Alumnus of the Year offers financial advice from a Christian perspective.
Annual Report of Giving page 18
Southern Adventist University gratefully acknowledges the individuals and organizations
that gave financial support during the 2000-2001 academic year.
Departments
Southern News page I 2
Those Who Walked These Halls page 26
Beyond the Classroom page 27
Columns • 3
By Garrett W. Nudd
Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of Christ and to reflect
on the blessings we enjoy. But is it possible to share the joy of
Christmas with children on the other side of the world?
Jane Adkins had never heard of Operation
Christmas Child when she read about the
campaign 1 1 months ago. She eagerly
called Southern to learn more about the
shoe box collection project.
Armed with brochures, posters and a
video, Jane presented the project to the
small Floral Crest elementary school and
church in Bryant, Alabama. The students
and church members rallied around the
idea, purchasing toys, filling shoe boxes
and wrapping them with Christmas paper.
On November 1 6, Jane dropped off 1 1 5
toy-filled shoe boxes at Southern. Several
weeks later the boxes were flown around
the world and distributed as Christmas
presents to unfortunate children in war-
torn and poverty-stricken countries.
Thanks to thousands ot volunteers
around the world, including students, fac-
ulty and friends of Southern, millions of
children were able to experience the joy of
Christmas, perhaps for the first time.
This is Southern's second
year of participation in
Operation Christmas
Child. The project was
started in 1993 by
Franklin Graham and
Samaritan's Purse, a
non-denominational
Christian relief organiza
tion. Last year, more
than 4 million shoe
boxes were distributed worldwide.
This year Southern collected nearly 600
boxes while hundreds of students enthusi-
astically involved themselves in the project.
"Operation Christmas Child gave me the
opportunity to feel 1 was helping in a direct
way," said Catherine Wilson, sophomore.
"With this project, you're not just donating
money for someone else to use in helping
children — you're doing it yourself"
Shoe boxes were distributed to children
in more than 80 countries. Some boxes
were shipped by boat or plane, while others
were on the backs of horses and donkeys.
Southern received help from several
area churches. "Each year we look forward
to participating in the project," said Arnold
Schnell, pastor of Bowman Hills Church in
Cleveland, Tennessee. "Operation Christ-
mas Child provides us with the opportunity
to share the joy of Christmas and ultimately
spread the good news of salvation." Bowman
Hills Church, as well as the elementary
school, has been an active supporter of the
project for several years.
Mike Fulbright, pastor of young adult
ministries at CoUegedale Church, supports
the project. "1 think we subconsciously
assume that everyone else on this planet
lives lite as comfortably as we do,"
Fulbright said. "But if we stop for a mo-
ment and think it through, we're pretty
fortunate. Operation Christmas Child
gives us the opportunity to 'stop and think
it through,' and objectively appreciate
what we have. At the same time, it pro-
vides us with the opportunity to make a
memorable Christmas for a child who isn't
as fortunate."
There was a dramatic increase in
Southern's student participation between
this year and last. "We're really excited
about the growing interest in the project,"
said Kari Shultz, director of student ser-
vices. "It's a great chance for the students
and the community to work together to
benefit children around the world." South-
em received boxes from as far away as
Texas, Maryland, Florida and California.
Contact Garrett Nudd at 423.238.2840
or garTett@southem.edu if you, your church
or other organization would
like to participate
in Operation
Christmas
Child next
year. I)
Library Angels
Southern helps expand libraries across the nation
Stocking the libraries of more than 175
Seventh-day Adventist elementary
schools and academies is not an easy task.
But for Katye Hunt and her staff at ANGEL
(Adventist Network of General Education
Libraries), it's all in a day's work.
Hundreds of students on campus use the
McKee Library each day as a quiet place to
study and do research. However, many are
unaware ot the constant activity that takes
place downstairs. Located in the basement
of Southern's McKee Library, ANGEL is
one of the best-kept secrets on campus.
ANGEL's small staff serves libraries nation-
wide as they purchase, catalog, record, and
process books. Hunt estimates that since
the program's inception, ANGEL has pro-
cessed more than 495,000 books.
But the story of how ANGEL started is
one of humble beginnings. In 1981, Jim
Epperson, then superintendent of education
for the Georgia-Cumberland Conference,
asked the McKee Library staff to visit the
libraries of conference schools on Sundays
for marathon cataloging sessions. What Peg
Bennett, Charles Davis, Loranne Grace
and the late Marion Linderman discovered
were not only library collections signifi-
cantly lacking in ideal titles, but the exist-
ence of many inappropriate books as well.
The problem wasn't the fault of any one
individual. The condition stemmed from
the lack ot time dedicated to organizing
and maintaining schools' educational li-
braries.
In the 20 years since ANGEL began,
many positive changes have occurred.
What started as a program designed to
organize the educational libraries in just
one conference has evolved into a book
ordering, processing and shipping center
that serves Adventist elementary schools
and academies across the country.
How ANGEL works
Hunt serves as director of ANGEL. She
is a full-time library professional, holding a
master's degree from an accredited school
of library and information science. Her
staff consists of a supervisor and a handful
of part-time student employees.
"We really enjoy what we do," says Hunt.
And her student workers agree. "I go to
work and enjoy being there," says Susan
Lucas, A.S. nursing major who has worked
at ANGEL for five years. "But more than
that, ANGEL is like a family."
Schools who wish to participate in the
program contact their conference educa-
tion superintendent. The name of the
school is sent to ANGEL, and after con-
sulting with the school, reference material
and titles are ordered to create a well-
rounded library.
Teachers may request specific titles or
subject areas or they can rely on the staff at
ANGEL to select titles for them.
Throughout the year many sales repre-
sentatives visit ANGEL to promote new
titles. One of the staffs responsibilities is
to preview all materials for content. This
often involves reading a book from cover
to cover and making a judgement call. "1
find great satisfaction in providing quality
reading material to the schools," says
Hunt.
Books that are deemed inappropriate
because of ideals that fall short of
Adventist standards are flagged. "Some-
times it is challenging because we have our
standards and each school has a different
set of standards," Hunt says. "But in work-
ing together we can always find a solu-
tion."
Every summer. Hunt travels to Michi-
gan to meet with a supplier. There she
purchases books at up to 80 percent off the
cover price, based on the large volume of
her order. Volume discounts are then
passed along to the schools.
After Hunt returns, shipments of books
begin to arrive. The workers process and
catalog the books, attach spine labels and
affix checkout cards. This service is built in
to the fee that the individual schools are
charged for the books, which is based on
ByGarrenW.Nudd
the school's student enrollment.
Another benefit of ANGEL is that they
keep catalog records of the libraries of each
school that participates. Several years ago
frozen pipes destroyed a library in Tallahas-
see, Florida, during Christmas vacation.
Hunt recalls us-
ing ANGEL's
records to pro-
vide informa-
tion for
insurance
claims and also
to duplicate the
library's card
catalog.
One of the
best aspects of
ANGEL is that
it is not a
profit-making entity. ANGEL's financial
support comes from the conferences and
the union. But Southern Adventist Uni-
versity is one of
the program's
biggest support-
ers. Through
ANGEL,
Southern works
to improve K- 1 2
education in
the North
American Divi-
sion. By provid-
ing ANGEL
adequate office
and work-space
facilities. Southern absorbs the overhead
that would otherwise be added to the price
of books.
"Our purpose at ANGEL is to provide a
much-needed service to Adventist schools
who might not have librarians," says Hunt.
"And hopefully, together we're building
better libraries for our young people."
For more information about ANGEL,
contact Katye Hunt at 423.238.2793 or
khunt@southem.edu ^
Passing the Mantle
fiaculty and staff honored on alumni weekend
by Carol Loree
photos: Frank Spangler, Baron Williams
As the passing of the mantle from Elijah
. to Elisha evolves as a Southern theme,
alumni, faculty, and students gathered in
acknowledgment of the higher education
process. Past and present Southern employ-
ees drew near-capacity crowds at the tradi-
tional October alumni weekend events.
"It was very affirming for those who have
served Southern," acknowledged Gordon
Bietz. "It can truly be said that Southern's
excellence is a product of the committed,
quality staff and faculty who have served
here."
Southern's four most recent presidents
received a standing ovation at the after-
noon program honoring their leadership
and the employees who served with them.
So-Ju-Conlans (those who attended or graduated under the name Southern Junior
College) reunite for a picture after the Alumni Potluck Lunch on Sabbath.
"Seeing those four presidents on the
stage was almost larger than life for those
of us who have been around here for a few
decades," said Evonne Crook, '79, outgoing
Alumni Association president. "All four
administrations have had their challenges
and successes, but hearing Wilma McClarty's
succinct sketches left an overwhelming
pride in this institution and our history."
Other weekend highlights included:
• First ladies Helen Knittel, Weslynne
Sahly, and Cynthia Bietz were honored
at the Ladies' Friendship Luncheon.
• The Southern Golf Classic
turned a comer both in
quality and in philanthropy
for academics and scholar-
ships.
• Chloi Massengill, '31, was
recognized at the So-Ju-
Conian Supper as the oldest
alumni present.
• Lynn Sauls, Carla Gober,
and Dany Fiemandez were
featured weekend speakers.
• The scholarship/award
brunch was held for donors
and student recipients of
named scholarships.
• Edward Reid, Raymond Woolsey, and
Grant Corbet were honored alumni of
the year.
• Meet the Firms — a career-fair event —
made its alumni weekend debut. Visit
online at meetthefirms.southem.edu.
• Plans for Alumni Weekend 2002 were
announced. Volunteers will be honored,
and the featured speakers are Mike
Fulbright, '88, Flarold Cunningham, '77,
and Lynell LaMountain, '89.
Visit alumni.southem.edu to see more photos
of Alumni Weekend 2001.
Barry Hall, business management major, accepts a So-Ju-Conian Birthday Scholar-
ship from David Burghart, vice president for advancement, at the SJC Supper.
6 • SUMMER 2001
Members of Southern's Class of 1961 together in the lies P.E. Center on Sabbath.
Charlie Ferguson, 72. Donnalene (Gerald) Beardsley, 71, and John Loor, 72, perform during the
Southern Revue on Saturday evening.
SMC-ites (those vvho attended or graduated under the name Southern Missionary College) meet
Sabbath morning in the Lynn Wood Hall auditorium for Sabbath School.
Jeff Lingerfelt, '82, carefully eyes his putt during the 2001 Southern Adventist University Golf Classic.
Raymond Woolsey, '51. accepts this year's Distinguished Service
Award. With him is his daughter, Linda (Woolsey) Sines, '83.
Former Southern president John Wagner, 1983-86, addresses the
audience at the Sabbath afternoon Passing The Mantle program.
Donald Sahly, former Southern president, and his wife, Weslynne,
reflen on their years of service at Southern. 1986-97.
Columns • 7
Craig Parrish. '51. presents Ken Rogers, university chaplain, with a
$9,000 check for the Student Missions program from the SMC-ites.
Members of Southern's Class of 1976 pose for a pirture together after the Sabbath meal in the lies P.E, Center.
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Helen (Braat) '63, and Lynn Sauls. '56, at the Alumni Banquet on Thursday Members of the Southern Chorale lift up their voices in praise during the alumni weekend church services in the Collegedale
evening. Lynn was the speaker for the vespers service on Friday. Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Marvin Robertson passionately leads song
service at Friday evening vespers.
A returned student missionary collects offering Former president, Frank Knittel, 1971-1983, Dany Hernandez, '89. spoke at The Third, a
to benefit Southern's Student Missions program. reflects on his years of service at Southern. young-adult worship service on campus.
SUMMER 2001
Grant Corbett, '96, accepts the Young
Alumnus of the Year award for his
work with the Tennessee Christian
Medical Center and the Tennessee
Chamber of Commerce in Portland.
Those attending the Ladies' Friendship
Luncheon enjoyed a time of fellowship
as they honored the wives of former
and current university presidents.
Fellow classmates of the Southern Missionary College Class of 1971 gather together.
Robert Fuller, '74, adds to his plate at the Shayna Sanchez, business management major,
Alumni Potluck Lunch on Sabbath. plays for worship in the Collegedale Church.
The alumni brass ensemble performed under the direction of Patricia Silver at the Passing the
Mantle program on Sabbath afternoon in the Collegedale Church.
A multi-generational gathering of alumni and current or former faculty and staff enjoyed the
Gentlemen's BBQ Friday afternoon at the Student Park on Southern's campus.
Columns • 9
Remembering September I 1 , 200 1
Students and connnnunity nneet for prayer service
On the evening of September 1 1 , a day
on campus which was weighted with grief
and shock, Southern students and members
of the Collegedale community filled the
CoUegedale Seventh-day Adventist
Church for a service of prayer and remem-
brance.
"Because ot this morning's events, our
lives will never be the same," said univer-
sity president Gordon Bietz as he addressed
the congregation. Overcome with emotion,
Bietz compared the attacks to the assassi-
nation of President John F. Kennedy and
to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
Ken Rogers, university chaplain led the
congregation in song service, singing
hymns of strength and hope and sharing
the stories behind the writing of each
hymn. Southern's I Canton sang, "Here I
am. Lord," a song about committing to
service. George Babcock, academic dean,
and several others prayed from the front for
the victims as well as the attackers.
The ser\'ice was brought to a close with
students and commimity members on their
knees praying in groups of two or three.
Students react to the terrorist attacks
In the wake of the terrorist attacks stu-
dents on campus responded with resolve
and patriotism. Hundreds of students gath-
ered for a September 1 1 prayer service in
the Collegedale Church. Members of the
Southern Adventist University's Christian
Veterans Association stationed themselves
on the K. R. Davis Promenade as they
collected donations for the New York Re-
lief Fund and distributed flags to students
as they passed by.
In the spirit of patriotism, flags were
attached to automobiles, many
on antennas and others lodged
in windows.
"Walking around Southern
the week after the attacks made
me feel proud to be an American,"
said Kyle Allen, freshman theol-
ogy major. "Flags were hung in
the dorm lobbies, mounted on
car antennas, attached to back-
packs, and taped on doors all
down the dorm hallways."
Soutliern observes National Day of Prayer
Joining others around the nation in re-
membering the victims of the heinous
terrorist attacks on Washington D.C. and
New York City, Southern's students, fac-
ulty and staff gathered around the flagpole
on September 14 for several moments of
silence and prayer. The day was declared a
National Day of Prayer by President
George W. Bush.
Standing in front of Wright Hall below
a half-mast United States Flag, university
president Gordon Bietz made some open-
ing remarks and Brad Hyden, chaplain of
Southern's Christian Veterans Association,
followed by reading Psalms 33 (a portion of
which follows).
Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord,
the people he chose for his inheritance.
From heaven t/u; Lord looks down and sees
all rrmnldnd; from his duielling place he watches
all who live on earth — he who forms the hearts of
aH, who corxstders everything they do.
No king is saved by the size of
his army; no warrior escapes by his
great strength. A horse is a vain
hope for deliverance; despite ali its
great strength it cannot save.
But t/ie eyes of the Lord are on
those who fear him, on those whose
hope is in his unfailing love, to
deliver them from death and keep
them alive in famine.
We wait in hope for the Lord; he is our help
and our shield. In him our hearts rejoice, for we
trust in his holy name.
May your unfailing love rest upon us , O
Lord, even as we put our hope in you.
Muslim-Christian relations panel held on campus
On October 2, Southern hosted a panel
discussion on Muslim-Christian relations in
a time of crisis. The discussion was moder-
ated by Jim Catan:aro, president of Chatta-
nooga State Technical Community College,
and aired on their local television station.
Those participating in the panel were
Jerald Whitehouse, Seventh-day Adventist
General Conference Director of Muslim-
Adventist Relations; Rabia Kafozi, Spokes-
person for Muslims in Chattanooga; and
Ganoune Diop, Professor of Religion at
Southern.
"The result of the Muslim-Christian
Relations In a Time of Crisis meeting was
that many students had their eyes opened
to the fact that Muslims are basically a
peace-loving people, and that there is
much ill-founded and incorrect stereotyp-
ing on the part of both Muslims and Chris-
tians," said George Babcock, vice president
for academic administration.
Since September 11, the Adventist-
Muslim Relations Club at Southern has
experienced a great increase in activity.
The purpose of the club is to reach out
to other Seventh-day Adventist people
and introduce them to Muslims and the
religion of Islam. The club also reaches out
to Muslims and strives to create a friendly
loving environment, building bridges be-
tween the two communities.
In only their second year of existence,
the club has increased their visits to local
Muslim friends. More churches are also
requesting the "Afraid of Muslims?" semi-
nar that the club offers. Community inter-
est in the club has increased significantly
since the terrorist attacks.
Senator FredThompson visits Southern
In response to the terrorist attacks, Ten-
nessee Senator Fred Thompson, spoke in
Southern's lies P.E. Center to an estimated
crowd of 1,500 on Monday, September 17.
It was his first public address since the
tragedy of September 1 1 .
"We've been stunned by an unprec-
edented attack on our own soil," said Th-
ompson, who is also chairman of the
Senate Committee on Governmental Af-
fairs. "It was not on some battleship in a far
away place."
Thompson said that America had been
reminded of the face of evil and promised
that the attackers would face total devasta-
tion.
Thompson stressed that the United
States does not face a normal enemy. "We
are at war with fanatics," he said. "There
will be no front to this war, it will be ev-
erywhere."
The Senator
praised passengers
of United Flight 93
which crashed in
Pennsylvania when
a civilian-led upris-
ing caused the flight
to crash before it
reached its target,
which some have
speculated was in
Washington. That
heroism, Thompson
said, might have saved his life.
"Young people may ask, 'Why
is this happening to the United
States?'" Thompson said. He
responded that the American
ideal of freedom for all people
goes against thousands of years of
human history.
courtesy of Southern Accent
TTiompson
promised that the
United States
would prevail in the
coming conflict.
"With God's bless-
ing we will remain
the beacon."
Gym-Masters participate in NYC parade
Less than one month after the terrorist
attacks, the 57-member Gym-Masters team
made the trip to New York City to partici-
pate in the annual Columbus Day Parade
on October 8.
"It was made clear to us that when
people go through pain, even those you
don't know, it is important to be there to
support them," said Rick Schwarz, Gym-
Masters coach.
More than 100,000 people attended the
Columbus Day Parade which was also
broadcast on WNBC, New York.
"God gave us the opportunity to use
our gift of acrobatics to make others feel
better — to forget for just a moment about
their pain," Schwan said.
"If 1 was to sum up the trip in a word, it
would be 'unified,'" Schwarz said. "We were
unified with the people of New York, uni-
fied with each other, and unified with God."
Southern NevN^s
Revival prayer groups are changi
Sniflenr invnlvemenr in Revival Praver nine. "Durine the first few vears. narticina-
Student involvement in Revival Prayer
Groups has reached an all-time high. At
last count, nearly 80 individuals had vol-
unteered as prayer group leaders in this stu
dent-initiative spiritual emphasis program.
The program is designed to encourage
daily student prayer by promotmg and
facilitating small groups. With at least one
prayer group per hour, students strive to
"pray without ceasing" on campus.
Begun three years ago by Scott Manley
and other dedicated students, the program
has grown tremendously since its begin-
ning. "During the first few years, participa-
tion fluctuated," says Maria Samaan, prayer
group leader. "It was difficult to continue
the program from year to year with the
same participants."
This year, Maria Samaan, Laramie Bar-
ber, Marius Asaftei and other students
have revived the Revival Prayer Groups
with encouraging results. In a student wor-
ship service during Commitment Weekend
at the start of the 2001-2002 school year.
Barber called for volunteers, and over 40
came forward.
ng campus
"We now have groups from 6;30 a.m. to
10:00 p.m. every weekday," Samaan says.
"Our potential now is much bigger. More
leaders know more people and can invite
them at different times."
Showing support for this student pro-
gram is Ron Clouzet, dean of the School of
Religion. Clouzet conducts training semi-
nars for prayer group leaders on Sunday
evenings. Emphasizing practical ap-
proaches to ministry and prayer in particu-
lar, Clouzet gives freely of his time to help
the cause.
Southern experiences its highest enrollment
The announcement that everyone had
been waiting to hear came just days after
the close of registtation. The records office
announced that fall 2001 undergraduate
enrollment is 2,098 students, eclipsing the
university's previous enrollment record by
seven, which was set in 1980.
"We are thrilled that we're experiencing
such significant growth in the number of
students that wish to partake of the unique
educational experience that we provide at
Southern Adventist University," said Gor-
don Bietz, university president.
Many on campus are excited about the
news. "We're experiencing the highest
enrollment in the 110-year history of the
school," said Victor Czerkasij, director of
admissions. "God is certainly blessing us."
In addition to its extensive undergradu-
ate program, Southern has many graduate-
level students as well. The graduate
enrollment numbers, however, are not
included in the 2,098 figure.
More good news for Southern faculty,
staff and students is the improved housing
situation. Concerns over housing shortages
in recent years led to the construction of
Southern Village, a student apartment
complex. Though residence halls are full
this year, there isn't the crucial demand on
housing that Southern experienced at this
time last year when enrollment increased
by a dramatic 12 percent. More plans are
in the making for additions to both the
men's and women's dorms to help meet
expected housing demand in the future.
Southern Union seniors attend Vie>vSouthern
More than 500 seniors from Southern
Union academies visited campus for the
annual ViewSouthem college days from
September 30-October 2. With new addi
tions to the program,
seniors had opportu-
nity to explore vari-
ous career options,
compete for sponsor-
ships, and visit with
current and future
Southern students.
One of the most
beneficial programs
of the weekend was
Career ConneXions.
12 • SUMMER 2001
Students were encouraged to select three
Career ConneXions choices prior to their
visit. Each student's selections were incor-
porated into their individualized schedules,
which allotted time
for students to attend
45-minute presenta-
tions on their top
three career choices.
"ConneXions was
one of the most use-
ful programs I've ever
been involved with,"
said Chadd Watkins,
senior physical edu-
cation major who
helped with the program. "I wish they had
something like that when I was in academy."
On Monday afternoon students partici-
pated in the Southern Games. Each team
was composed of students from a variety of
academies. Teams toured the campus com-
bining their efforts to compete in games
such as College Tug-of-War, Southern
Trivia, Catalog Toss, Frisbee Golf,
Walleyball, Senior Car Push, and more.
Money for class trips was awarded to
academies whose seniors participated in every
event at a 90 percent participation level.
The weekend concluded with a concert
by Christian recording artist Andrew
Peterson.
University hosts schoiarship/avsrard brunch
The advancement office at Southern
Adventist University recently hosted its
first Scholarship/ A ward Brunch. As part of
Alumni Weekend, the event offered stu-
dent scholarship recipients the chance to
get acquainted with donors and honorees.
This was the first such event in what will
become a tradition at Southern.
The program gave donors, faculty and
students the opportunity to present their
thoughts and thanks regarding financial
aid at Southern.
Expressing gratitude to the many do-
nors, Lynn Caldwell, associate professor ot
journalism and communication, said, "The
worst day at work is when a young student
walks out of my office and does not come
hack. You make it possible tor many stu-
dents to remain at Southern."
Many donors said that they give simply
because they had been helped when they
were students. "You have to give away
some of what you get," said Wilma
McClarty, chair of the English department.
Others donate in remembrance of a loved
one or to honor a favorite teacher from
years ago.
Endowments, scholarships, and private
funding are an important part
of the financial package at
Southern. With roughly $20
million in endowment invest-
ments, the annual proceeds
feed many scholarships.
The brunch was intended
to thank the generosity of
alumni and other donors.
"We are grateful tor the nu-
merous families and individu-
als who have established
scholarships with Southern
Adventist University
throughout the years," said
David Burghart, vice presi-
dent for advancement. "Hundreds ot young
people have benefited from the gifts of
those that believe in Christian education
and realize its value."
In addition to giving appreciation to
past donors, this brunch event was planned
to encourage future participation in this
form of giving. Interested donors are en-
couraged to establish a named endowed
scholarship, loan or award by contacting
the university's advancement office at
423.238.2829.
Fundraising nearly complete for the renovation
of university's historic Lynn Wood Hall
The fundraising campaign for the renova-
tion of Lynn Wood Hall is nearing comple-
tion. Current donations total roughly
$183,000 and are approaching the goal of
$200,000. In addition, every dollar re-
ceived will be matched by a challenge
grant the university has received. Once
complete, the fundraising will have gar-
nered $400,000 for the renovation project.
Lynn Wood Hall is scheduled to be re-
stored as a fully functioning campus facility.
While the building houses the Heritage
Museum, the advancement and alumni of-
fice and the campus safety department, its
spacious third floor is unused and needs ex-
tensive renovations and an elevator. Plans
call for the Testing and Counseling Center,
the Center for Learning Success and a large
conference room to occupy the top floor,
providing much needed student services.
The Lynn Wood Hall renovation will
be a great benefit to the university. "The
space that will be made available on the
upper floor of Lynn Wood Hall will allow
us to bring together two important pro-
grams that are focused on meeting student
needs outside the classroom," said David
Burghart, vice president for advancement.
"The Center for Learning Success and the
Testing and Counseling Center will
strengthen their programs as they work
side by side."
Since 1924, Lynn Wood Hall has been
a campus landmark. But by 1986, it had
become expensive to heat and maintain,
and the board decided to raze the building.
Alumni balked at the plans to demolish
the last surviving classroom from
Southern's junior college days. The board
agreed to give the Alumni Association
time to come up with a plan for renovating
the building, a cost estimate, and a fund-
raising strategy. At the May 1987 board
meeting, a plan was presented and terms
stated. By July 31 the terms were met,
Lynn Wood Hall was saved and renovation
began.
By the time the renovation of the main
floor was completed during the 1989-90
school year, the Alumni Association and
the Committee of 100 had spent over
$400,000. The alumni's Heritage Museum
was then moved from J. Mabel Wood Hall
to much more spacious quarters in the
south end of Lynn Wood Hall.
"The new space will provide students
with a quiet environment away from the
distractions of daily activities and offer a
good place to take tests and get personal-
ized attention," said Burghart.
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Southern New^s
<.:^i-
Golf Classic raises $ I 4,000 to benefit Southern
The 2001 and more than 20 sponsors, the touma-
Southem ment was a huge success.
Adventist "Our goal is to make the tournament
University something that people look forward to par-
Golf Classic ticipating in each year," said Rob Howell,
raised more tournament director. "This year we were
than $14,000 able to make the tournament fun and en-
to benefit the joyable, and also benefit education at
university. Southern."
With 1 16 Five academic schools and departments
participants were randomly selected to each receive
$1,000. Five different departments will be
chosen next year. The remaining money
was donated to the endowment fund,
which makes education at Southern pos-
sible through scholarships.
TTie tournament was held at The Bear
Trace at Harrison Bay, a Jack Nicklaus
signature course.
If you are interested in being a sponsor
in next year's tournament, contact Rob at
423.238.2581.
Drug and alcohol avv^areness emphasized
During Drug and Alcohol Awareness
Week, November 12-15, students at
Southern Adventist University were re-
minded of the importance of being drug
and alcohol-free.
Sponsored by the Center for Learning
Success, the w-eek's programs consisted of
activities, meetings, guest speakers and
informational videos.
Robert Tave, freshman religion major,
opened the week's program with an inspi-
rational and thought-provoking worship
service. Tave shared his personal testimony
and experiences regarding drugs and alco-
hol and the effects the
substances have on
individuals, families
and society.
Simulation goggles
and an information
video were presented
to students the next
day. Watching and
simulating intoxicated
behavior was a power-
ful reminder of the
dangers of alcohol.
Leo Booth, interna-
tionally recognized
speaker, Episcopalian
minister, and recover-
ing alcoholic, spoke to
students at convoca-
tion on Thursday.
Emphasizing "10 in-
sights into creative
living," Booth also
presented a more de-
tailed workshop later
that day, which con-
cluded the events of
the week.
Wittenberg named to international committee
Merlin Wittenberg, director ot educa-
tional technology serv-ices, was recently
nominated by the Learning Resource Net-
work (LERN) to its international faculty.
This nomination came shortly after his
completion of LERN's Certified Program
Planner (CPP) course in October 2001.
"I've been
working on it
for about a
year," said
Wittenberg.
"To get this
certification,
I took manda-
tory online
core courses in teaching online, learning
online, and designing online courses. 1 also
took courses in digital photography,
Photoshop, and more."
LERN is an international education
association and the leading provider of on-
line courses for faculty in higher education.
Its faculty' committee is composed of a
select group of 10 teachers from colleges
and universities in the United States,
Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Slovenia
and Russia. The committee advises LERN
on building its curriculum of online courses
and professional development for faculty in
the area of online learning and teaching.
In addition to ser\ing on the interna-
tional faculty committee, Wittenberg has
also received the Certified Program Plan-
ner (CPP) designation with a specialty in
online learning.
In November, Wittenberg was honored
at LERN's international convention in San
Francisco as one of the first to receive this
certification, and doing so with honors.
"This certification adds great credibility
to our online programs in the area of train-
ing, support and course development," says
Wittenberg. "Because it's a new technol-
ogy, the programs at universities where you
can get a degreed program online are
changing. 1 felt that this was an excellent,
practical program."
14 •SUMMER 2001
by G. Edward Reid
Financial
Piannin
From a Christian World View
It seems no one has enough money
these days. And even for those who
invest for the future, the portfoHo
seems to dwindle. Many who planned to
retire early are now adjusting their think-
ing to work more years. How should we
approach financial management in these
unsettled times? Rather than attempt to
give specific investment advice I will stick
to proven principles that have been used
over the years by successful people.
There are three common approaches to
money management by families today. The
first group has no plan, and unfortunately
this is the largest group. TTiey spend every-
thing they make no matter how much it is
and even leverage their future by going
into debt. Their plan is one of sur\'ival and
their budget consists of paying which ever
debt squeaks the loudest. Because this
group can barely keep their heads above
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water they have very httle to contribute to
church or charity and almost nothing to
help others who are less fortunate.
A second group are those who have a
plan and work hard to achieve it. They
frequently have started a "retirement"
account in their twenties and plan to be
millionaires someday — the sooner the
better. Their focus is on accumulation, the
compounding of interest and their invest-
ment portfolio. They seek financial secu-
rity. These people make only token
contributions to church and charity and
have very little interest in helping others
"who could have plenty themselves if they
would work as hard as 1 do."
The third category of managers are
those who seek to understand and follow
the Biblical principles of money manage-
ment. They, too, are hard workers, have a
plan, and are good managers. Their
uniqueness lies in their world view. They
realize that as Christians they are pilgrims,
strangers, and aliens on this earth and that
heaven is their real home. They look at life
in the perspective ot eternity and focus on
investments that will last forever. They are
realists and they sense that in a very real
way their lifetimes here are like a vapor —
here today and gone tomorrow. To them
life is like a dot or period. It's that short in
the light of eternity. But from that dot
they see a line stretching out that has no
end. That line is eternity. And so they
make a very pragmatic decision about this
information. They choose simply to focus
their attention on the line and not the dot.
With this perspective in mind Jesus
gave the following investment counsel:
"Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on
earth, where moth and rust destroy and
where thieves break in and steal; but lay up
for yourselves treasures in heaven, where
neither moth nor rust destroys and where
thieves do not break in and steal" (Mat-
thew 6: 19,20). This is not basically a right
or wrong thing. It is a matter of wisdom —
doing the smart thing — given the informa-
tion.
As Christian believers, we have "inside"
knowledge of an eventual upheaval — a
worldwide social and economic change — a
catastrophe — the ultimate dive in the
economy. Everything in this world is going
to bum up (2 Peter 3:10). That burning
will reduce earthly value considerably!
That knowledge should radically affect
our investment strategy and our manage-
ment style.
It is very significant that following the
Christian world view an invest-
ment strategy is not
just a plan
for the
future, but
it can posi-
tively affect
our financial
health in the
here and now.
It will certainly
lower the stress
level in the family
and also contribute
to family well-being
and stability.
The basic
Biblical principles
Let's make it simple. A mere seven
basic principles outline the financial
counsel in the Bible. I'll review them
briefly and then we will apply them to
our financial management where we
work and live.
1. Recognize that God is the Owner
of everything. (Psalm 24:1; 50:12;
1 Chronicles 29:13,14). God has this
unique position because of creation and
redemption.
2. Because of God's ownership I am
a manager or steward of His goods.
(1 Timothy 6:7; Matthew 25:14;
1 Corinthians 4:1,2). God allows me to
use what 1 need for the management of
my family and then to use the surplus to
help others and advance His cause. He
also tells us that investing in the last two
areas stores up treasure in heaven. He
told this to the rich young ruler and a
very unique principle is communicated.
We know that we can take nothing with
us when we leave this world; but we can
send it on ahead. We must realize that we
are not smart enough to manage on our
own and must seek God's help in this
area (Proverbs 3:5, 6).
3. Our purpose in life is to glorify
God. (1 Corinthians 10:31; Matthew
5:16). John the Baptist was "great in the
sight of the Lord" not because of his
earthly wealth or tame but rather be-
cause of his commitment to his heav-
enly calling. Each of us also has a
place designed by God where we
are to work for Him. (See Christ's
Object Lessons, p. 327).
4. Prosperity is having what
you need when you need it.
(Philippians 4:19). God has
promised to go with us wher-
ever we go (Matthew 28:20)
and to give us perfect
peace when we trust in
Him (Isaiah 26:3). From
a secular perspective
prosperity is measured
by the house we live
in, the clothes we wear, the car
we drive, where we go on vacation, etc.
But from a Christian world view prosperity
is having enough coupled with the joy of
seeing God's work advance.
5. Debt is bad. (Proverbs 22:7;
Deuteronomy 28:15-68; Romans 13:8).
Debt is responsible tor untold misery in
America. Thousands of families declare
bankruptcy each week. Many more thou-
sands live a stress filled life trying to stay a
step ahead of their creditors. The problems
caused by debt are also associated with a
high percentage of divorces.
6. The tithe is the minimum testi-
mony of our Christian Commitment.
(Genesis 14:20; 28:20-22; Malachi 3:6-10).
No where in the Bible does God suggest
that less than a tenth is His. With regard
to tithe God does not appeal to our grati-
tude or our generosity. It is a matter of
simple honesty. Tithe is holy and it be-
longs to God. (Leviticus 27:30).
7. We must all give an account to God
of our stewardship. (Matthew 25:19; 2
Corinthians 5:10; Revelation 22:12).
There is nothing more certain in the Bible
than the fact that we must all face the
judgment. "To have faith means to find
and accept the gospel treasure, with all the
obligations which it imposes" (Christ's
Object Lessons, p. 112). "Let us not keep
16 • SUMMER 2001
back from God that which is His own. Let
us not refuse Him that which, though it
cannot he given with merit, cannot he
denied without ruin" (Acts of the Apostles,
p. 566). The simple point here is that I can
not pay my way to heaven hut I could
spend my way out of heaven by untaithtul
stewardship.
Applying the
principles to finances
With this foundation ot Biblical prin-
ciples we can now apply them to our per-
sonal financial management. 1 first must
develop a simple budget that uses the prin-
ciples. For most people the idea of a budget
is about as popular as going on a diet, but
with a simple workable budget the results
are so dramatic that many feel it is worth
the effort. So what is a budget? It is just a
written outline of family income and ex-
penses that allows a person to easily see his
financial picture. The goal, of course, is to
keep expenses within the bounds of the
income.
Many families feel that they are too
busy to take the time to manage. But when
you stop and think about it your family is
like a small business and if it is not oper-
ated as such you will soon be out of busi-
ness. The income side of the equation can
be enhanced by hard work, diligence, ad-
vanced education, and taking on addi-
tional work. For best results a family should
seek to maximize income and minimize
expenses especially when there is a need to
get out of debt. Debt results when we
spend more than we make, and it is easy to
do with the barrage of advertizing today
that postpones payments for a period of
time - the old "buy now and pay later"
syndrome.
Most people who have fallen into debt
had good intentions of paying off the debt
in the future. But since we can't predict
the future, frequently unforeseen events
occur that hinder the ability of a family to
meet its obligations. When this happens
one must either borrow more money to
meet the demands or file for bankruptcy
protection and ruin their credit rating.
I recommend the following simple bud-
get plan as a guideline for living within
your means.
First of all, determine your total family
income from all sources in the course of a
year. Then divide that amount by twelve
to determine the amount of available
money on a monthly basis. Any
money that becomes available that
wasn't planned for can be used to reduce
debt or put in savings for emergency
needs and to make contributions to
advance God's cause.
Next comes the expense column.
It is very enlightening for most
families to actually list all the ex-
penditures for a single month. If there
are any expenses that only occur on an
annual basis such as property taxes or in-
surance payments then these should be
divided by twelve and set aside on a
monthly basis so that when the item is due
there are funds available without having to
go into debt.
There are two "expense" items that are
frequently left off the budget that should
actually be at the top of the list and pro-
vided for before the regular budget items
are listed. These two items are tithe (and
offerings) and taxes. We put our contribu-
tions first because God asks us to. "Honor
the Lord with your possessions, and with
the firstfruits of all your increase; so your
bams will be filled with plenty, and your
vats will overflow with new wine" (Prov-
erbs 3:9,10). Many can give testimony to
the fact that if they waited until the last
thing to return their tithe and pay their
offerings that frequently there just
wouldn't be enough money available. But
miraculously, when we put these items first
as God commanded, the money seems to
go farther. In the books. Over and Over
Again, volumes I and II we have published
three hundred such testimonies of those
who have taken God at His word and
proven Him faithful.
The second item to be deducted from
the income is taxes. For most families this
will be twenty percent or more. Taxes are
usually taken out by your employer unless
you are self-employed and then you must
exercise the discipline of setting aside your
taxes on a systematic basis.
Now you are ready to tackle your regu-
lar family expenses. It comes as quite a
surprise to many families that once tithe,
offerings, and taxes are taken out of the
^
^^%^
monthly income that only about sixty five
percent of the income is left for family
management. This amount is really your
"net spendable income." Family expenses
can now be divided into ten major catego-
ries. They are: housing, food, auto, insur-
ance, debts, recreation, clothing, savings,
medical and miscellaneous. If you have
children in private school you must add an
additional category of "tuition expense."
Once these categories are set up then
you must assign each one a percentage of
your net spendable income. For example:
housing-30 percent, food-15 percent,
auto- 17 percent, etc. Your actual percent-
ages will vary but you only have 100 per-
cent to spend. Spending beyond 100
percent means going into debt which you
should avoid vigorously.
It is a very pleasant and rewarding ex-
perience to he debt free, living within your
means, and free to make additional contri-
butions to help others and advance the
cause of God. By the grace of God, hard
work, and self-discipline your family can he
in that position. May God grant you His
wisdom and blessing as you strive for finan-
cial faithfulness.
Ed Reid, '67. received Southern's 2001 Alumnus of the
Year Award. He graduated from the semina7 at Andrews
University in 1969, earned an MPH degree from Loma Linda
University in 1973, and received his juris dooorate degree
from Georgia State University College of Law in 1985. Reid
has worked for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in several
capacities— pastor and teacher at Bass Memorial Academy,
health direnor and director of stewardship at Georgia-
Cumberland Conference, direaor of stewardship for
Adventist Laymen's Services and Industries organization, and
now Stewardship Director for the North American Division.
Reid has authored six books— all Adventist Book Center best
sellers: It's tor Money, Isn't It.'; Even ot the Door, Sunday's
Coming; Reody or Noc Mmost Home; and Battle of t/ie Spirits.
Columns • 17
J^ 2000-01 Annual -^
^ Report of Giving ^
Southern Advendst University gratefully acknowledges the following individuals who have ^ven support during the 2000-01 academic
year. These ^fts represent the commitment of many individuals and organizations to the outstanding educational program we provide.
Committee of 100
City of Collegedale
Student Association of SAU
Collegedale Credit Union
Ms Frances E Andrews
Attorney Jan K- Artress
Elder and Mrs Thomas Ashlock
Mrs Sue Baker
Mr and Mrs Douglas R Barrow
Mr and Mrs. Michael A. Barto
Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Bergherm
Dr and Mrs Jack J. Blanco
Dr John A Boskind
Dr and Mrs Dewitt Bowen
Dr and Mrs Robert E Bowers
Mr and Mrs James W Boyle
Mr Kenneth W. Bradley
Mr and Mrs Chuck Brannaka
Mrs E Patricia Bunch
Mr and Mrs David K Burghart
Mr Roger W Burke
Mr Timothy S. Burrill
Or Arthur E- Butterfield
Dr Gerry Cabalo
Dr and Mrs Thomas K Campbell
Mr Albert L Cason. Sr
Dr and Mrs David L Casileberg
Mr and Mrs Donald G Chase
Mr and Mrs Hugo Christiansen
Mr and Mrs, Willard J Clapp
Dr Ann Clark
Mr Edgar M Cleveland
Capt and Mrs Richard Costello
Drs Merwyn and Donna Crandell
Mrs Thelma Cushman
Mr K R Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Defoor
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth J, Defoor
Dr and Mrs Nevin Downs
Mr and Mrs John Dunchek. Sr
Ms Mary E. Elam
Mr and Mrs E L Elkins
Mr and Mrs Harold E Elkins
Mr and Mrs Lee Elliott
Mr and Mrs Joe Farrow
Mr and Mrs J. Franklin Farrow
Dr and Mrs. Donald W Fillman
Mr and Mrs Charles Fleming. Jr
Mr and Mrs, Robert M Ford
Mr A, Russell Friberg, Jr
Mr and Mrs. Robert D, Fulbright
Dr and Mrs Forrest L Fuller
Mr and Mrs Fred W Fuller. Sr
Mr and Mrs Glenn A. Fuller
Dr. Norman D. Garner
Dr and Mrs. Julius M. Garner
Dr and Mrs Charles Graves. Jr
Drs Norman and Leona Gulley
Mr and Mrs Robert B. Hale
Mr and Mrs Stephen A. Hall. Sr
Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Hall
Mr. Kenneth and Dr Carole Haynes
Elder and Mrs. Lewis Hendershot
Mr and Mrs Ronald D Herr
Dr Scott D Hodges
Dr and Mrs Duane F Houck
Dr and Mrs Larry D. Howard
Mr and Mrs. William J. Hulsey
Mr and Mrs William A. lies
Dr and Mrs Wayne Janzen
Mrs Darlyne Jarretl
Mr A David Jimenei
Dr Edgar J Jimenei
Mr Oscar R Johnson
Chaplain and Mrs. Harold Johnson
Chaplain and Mrs. John Keplinger
Dr Jeffrey M King
Elder and Mrs Gerald N Kovalski
Mr William Krause
Mr Charles E Kuhlman
Mr and Mrs Charles R Lacey
Dr and Mrs. Donald R, Lechler
Dr John H Leiand. Sr
Ms. Carol Loree
Dr Don C Ludington
Mr and Mrs Peter G Malgadey
Mr and Mrs Rollin E Mallernee II
Mr. David G. Mansfield
Elder and Mrs Douglas K Martin
Dr and Mrs Jay K Manheis
Dr Wilma McClany
Mr and Mrs James C McElroy
Mr and Mrs Clarence J McElroy
Attorney J Glenn McElroy
Dr and Mrs Thomas McFarland
Mr and Mrs Willis T McGhinnis
Mr and Mrs, Jack McKee
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth McKee
Ms Debra E, McKee
Mr and Mrs Christopher McKee
Mr Russell E McKee. Jr
Drs Mark and Barbara McKinney
Dr James R McKmney
Dr Gary L McLarty
Mr, and Mrs Denzil McNeilus
Mr and Mrs Robert Merchant
Dr and Mrs Herbert J Michals
Ms Joylynn R, Michals
Dr and Mrs H Brooker Mills II
Mr and Mrs James O Morns
Mrs, Jean S Murphy
Mr and Mrs Robert Murphy. Jr
Mr and Mrs William E Murphy
Drs Harry and Lynda K Nelson
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Norton. Sr
Mr and Mrs John P O'Brien
Mr Barry S Patterson
Mr Les Pendleton
Mr and Mrs William W Piatt
Elder Floyd H. Powell
Mr Roger Qualey
Dr and Mrs Bill Richards
Mrs Neita Rimmer
Mr and Mrs William Robertson
Dr and Mrs. Cyril E. Roe
Mrs Vinita R Sauder
Mr Mark Schiefer
Mr Donald G Self
Mr Mark D Silverstein
Ms Marilee Silverstein
Dr and Mrs John A Sines
Mr Eddie Soler
Dr and Mrs. LevAS Sommerville, Jr
Attorney Donna L Spurlock
Dr and Mrs Dennis L Starkey
Dr and Mrs Dennis F Steele, Sr
Dr and Mrs Robert E. Sutton
Drs Ward and Julia Swarner
Drs Dennis and Joan Taylor
Mr and Mrs Mark A Waldrop
Elder W Ronald Watson
Mr and Mrs Don L West, Sr
Dr and Mrs H Kenneth West
Dr and Mrs, Charles Wilkens
Attorney and Mrs Gregory Willen
Dr James R Williams
Mr Charles H. Wilson
Attorney Kevin B. Wilson
Dr and Mrs David R Winters
Mr and Mrs William Ziesmer, Jr.
Alumni and
Current Students
Mrs. Lynda K Aaron
Mr Robin M Abbott
Elder and Mrs W M Abbott
Mrs Vivian C Abel
Mrs Armena Abernathy
Mr Guido R, Achata
Dr and Mrs, Calvin C Acuff
Mr and Mrs Fred E Acuff
Mr Jimmy L Adams
Dr and Mrs Robert W, Addison
Mr and Mrs David O, Adels
Dr and Mrs, Jon M Agee
Mr and Mrs, Michael K. Ahlfeld
Mr and Mrs, Jerry S, Albritton
Elder and Mrs. Don Aldridge
Mrs. Janie Allan
Mrs. Betty J. Allen
Mr and Mrs David W Allen
Mr and Mrs, Robert S Allen
Elder and Mrs Robert Ammons
Mr Ron P Ammundsen
Mrs Pamela K Anders
Dr Herman L Andersen
Mr and Mrs Allan Anderson
Mrs Judith A. Anderson
Mrs, June B. Anderson
Mrs, Lynette Anderson
Mr, and Mrs. Mark R, Anderson
Mr and Mrs Wayne O, Anderson
Ms Frances E, Andrews
Mr Steven G Arany
Mr and Mrs. Peter L Archie
Elder and Mrs. Michael S. Armayor
Ms Nancy Armi|0
Dr and Mrs Leroy Bottomley. Sr
Mr Donald D Carrier
Mr Brian E Arner
Dr. and Mrs John E. Bottsford. Jr
Mrs Sharon Carroll
Mr Richard E Arthur
Mrs. Penelope L Bourne
Mr. Matthew Carter III
Attorney Jan K Artress
Dr. and Mrs Dewitt Bowen
Mr, Kevin M, Casebolt
Mr and Mrs Laurence Ashcraft
Dr. John H Bowen
Dr and Mrs David L Castleberg
Elder and Mrs, Thomas Ashlock
Mr Bernard L Bowers
Mrs Estela Castro
Mrs Damans E Ashton
Dr and Mrs Robert E Bowers
Ms Donnita C Caswell
Mr Ted Ashton
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Mrs E Elaine Berrett
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Mr Andrew Compton
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Mr Roger W Burke
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Mr. Charles and Dr Krystal Bishop
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Mrs Goldie M. Connell
Mr Robert S, Bishop
Mr John R. Burns
Mr. Royce G. Cookson
Dr and Mrs Wilber Bishop. Jr
Mr and Mrs, Patrick J Burns
Dr Herbert E Coolidge
Mr and Mrs. Tobias J Bitzer
Pastor and Mrs Robert L Burns
Mr and Mrs William L Coolidge
Mrs and Mr. Sheryl R Bjelland
Mr Timothy S Burrtll
Mr Richard L Coon
Ms, Patricia H, Black
Mr and Mrs. Frank C Burtnett
Mr Kenneth R, Coonley
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Mrs Rebekah S, Corey
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Dr. Gerry Cabalo
Capt, and Mrs Richard Costello
Mrs Helen S Bledsoe
Mr. Richard M. Cadavero
Mr and Mrs Howard P Coston
Mr John Bleuer
Mrs. Teresa L Caine
Dr and Mrs Jeffrey L Coston
Mr and Mrs, Gary A. Blinn
Ms, Norma O Calderon
Dr Richard H Coston
Mr Geoffrey S Blomeley
Attorney Richard Caldwell
Mrs Joyce Gotham
Mr, and Mrs Richard A Blondo
Dr and Mrs. Dennis R. Campbell
Mr, David L. Cotton
Mr and Mrs Clarence W, Blue
Dr G Cullus Campbell. Jr
Mrs Marilyn Cotton
Mrs Lorene Boddy
Miss Karen F Campbell
Dr Karin M Covi
Mr and Mrs, Donald A Bogar
Mrs Kay L Campbell
Mr and Mrs Arthur B. Covrig
Mrs Doris H Bogar
Ms Margie 0 Campbell
Ms. Gena Beth E. Cowen
Pastor and Mrs Jack B. Bohannon
Mrs, Loucretia M Campos
Mrs Myra Cowley
Mr and Mrs Mark R Bolduc
Ms, Charia M Candy
Ms. Tami A. Cox
Miss Rebecca J Boiling
Ms, Jacquelyn A. Cantrell
Mr and Mrs James 1, Crablree
Ms. Claudia V. Bonilla
Ms. Cheerie L. Capman
Drs- Merwyn and Donna Crandell
Mr and Mrs Stephen T Boone
Mrs. Anita Carlson
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Dr John A, Boskind
Ms, Renee Carlson
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Mr Leroy and Dr Carolyn
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Mr, and Mrs George J. Carrazana
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Mrs Ellen L, Crosby
Mr and Mrs Timothy E Crosby
Mr and Mrs Darrell K Cross
Mr Eugene R Crowson
Mr- Burke J. Crump
Ms. Damaris M. Cruz
Dr. and Mrs, Don D Culp
Mr. and Mrs. ] Gregory
Culpepper
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Culpepper
Mn. Betty A. Culver
Ms. Marie Cu!vey
Ms. Tiffany R Cunningham
Mr. David Currier
Mrs, Susan D Curtrs
Mrs. Sarah M Cashing
Elder and Mrs Victor Cierkasii
Mrs. Lorraine D'Avanzo
Mr^, Krista L Dale
Dr, and Mrs John C Dakon
Elder Gregory M. Daniel
Mrs, Michele L R Daniel
Mr. and Mrs Chris Dannenberger
Ms, Martha G Dannenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan B, Darnell
Mr. Wayne M Darnell
Mr. Jimmy F Davenport
Mrs. Bonnie Davidson
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin B Davidson
Mrs, Vicki L Davies
Mrs, Brenda M Davis
Mr and Mrs Clinton M Davis
Mr Cosby M Davis III
Mrs. Elsie Blair Davis
Mr K R Davis
Mrs Sephronia G. Davis
Mrs Sheila Davis
Mrs. and Mr Suzanne C Davis
Dr. and Mrs Terry L Davis
Mr. Linden A deCarmo
Ms. Jennifer M Defibaugh
Mr. and Mrs, Byron Defoor
Mr. Kenneth E Defoor
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ) Defoor
Mrs Shen L DeGrave
Ms. Judith L DeLay
Mr and Mrs Carleion Denslow
Mrs. Bonny D. Dent
Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Dever
Mrs. Ronda S Dever
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Di Memmo
Dr and Mrs Donald Dick
Elder and Mrs Albert Dickerson
Miss Linda A Dickinson
Mr, Donald L Dildy
Mrs. Eva Lynne Disbro
Mr Edwin S Disia
Dr, and Mrs Albert G Dittes
Mr. Stephen F Dobias
Mrs. Heidi L Donavan
Mrs Odil Donesky
Mrs. Ernestina Kyei Donkor
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Dortch III
Dr. Verne C Dortch
Ms. Vickie M Doster
Mrs Shawna L Downs
Mr. and Mrs Jack N Drab
Mrs. Leanne R Dneberg
Mr. Roy F Drusky
Mr. and Mrs Robert Dubose. Jr
Mr and Mrs. Harold W Duckett
Dr, and Mrs Don D Duff
Mr. Daniel A. Duke
Mr. Gerard J Dulin
Mrs. Linda R. Duncan
Dr and Mrs Larry W. Dunford
Mrs. Monica M Dunne
Mrs. Celia Y Dunning
Mr. Bradley L Durby
Mrs Lrllian R Durham
Mrs Mar|orie Durham-Baker
Mr. and Mrs John Durichek. Sr.
Dr. and Mrs Martin W Durkin
Ms. Heather M Durst
Mr. and Mrs George Dutton, Jr
Mr Donald J Dykes
Dr. and Mrs. P W Dysinger
Dr. Jeanette R Earnhardt
Elder and Mrs. Robert East
Mrs. Tamera E. Easterday
Mr and Mrs Scott L. Edens
Dr and Mrs Gary M. Edgmon
Mr and Mrs Charles H Edwards
Mr. Mark M. Eglmas
Elder and Mrs. Paul R. Eirich
Mr. Thomas W. Eisendrath
Mr and Mrs. David B. Ekkens
Ms Mary E. Elam
Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Elkins
Mr. and Mrs, Harold E. Elkins
Mr Beaver E Eller
Mr Bucklee A Eller
Ms Fawna B Eller
Mr and Mrs Lee Elliott
Dr and Mrs Norman L. Elliott
Mr and Mrs Frederick Elmendorf
Ms Tara B, EIrod
Mrs Sheila C, Elwin-Jasionowski
Mr Richard E Engel. Sr
Mrs Phyllis England
Mrs Juliet L Erb
Mr Daniel R Enckson
Dr Susan A Ermer
Elder James E Erwin
Mr D J. Eunck
Mrs Marjone VV Eustis
Mrs Diane P Evans
Mr George T. Evans
Mrs Joy Evans
Mrs Laurie L. Evans
Ms Susan M Evans
Mr Leon E Everett
Mrs Paula Everts
Dr and Mrs. Jack P Facundus
Mrs. Leanne A, Facundus-Andino
Mr and Mrs William S Fales
Ms. Glenda L. Fanselau
Mr. and Mrs. J, Franklin Farrow
Pastor and Mrs. Robert J. Fekete
Ms Lurline M. Felt
Mr and Mrs. Jack Fcrneyhough
Mr and Mrs Joel W Ferree
Ms Cheryl L Figg
Dr and Mrs Donald W Fillman
Mr Noel and Dr Dianne Fillman
Ms Jessie R Fmstad
Ms Barbara Fish
Mr, J. S. Fisher
Mr, and Mrs. R Dale Fisher
Mr and Mrs Charles W Flach
Mrs Sondra R Flanders
Ms. Ins L, Flechas
Mr and Mrs Charles Fleming. Jr
Mrs Jacqueline Flottmann
Pastor and Mrs Harold L Flynt
Mr A. David Fogg
Mr and Mrs. Mark E. Fogg
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fogg
Dr, and Mrs A. C. Ford
Dr. Iris A, Ford
Mr and Mrs. Randall P. Ford
Mr. and Mrs, Robert M. Ford
Ms. Linda A. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Foster
Ms. Judith M. Foulkes
Mrs Barbara Foutch
Mr and Mrs Gary N Fowler
Mrs Gladys L Fowler
Mr John M. Fowler
Mr and Mrs Archie G. Fox
Dr and Mrs Ronald L. Fox
Dr Silas Fox
Mr and Mrs Daniel Frederick
Mr and Mrs Bruce Freeman, Jr.
Mrs Marsha L Freeman
Ms Vera C Freeman
Mrs. Wanda Freitas
Mrs. Sarah French
Mr and Mrs. Steve E French
Mr A. Russell Fnberg, Jr.
Mr David R. Fries
Dr. and Mrs. Kerry D Friesen
Mrs. Sharon D Fritzsche
Mr and Mrs, Robert D. Fulbnght
Dr Kevin L Fulford
Dr and Mrs Forrest L Fuller
Elder and Mrs. Fred R Fuller, Jr.
Mr and Mrs. Fred W, Fuller, Sr
Dr and Mrs. George Fuller
Mr. and Mrs Glenn A. Fuller
Elder Robert L. Fuller
Mrs Diane S. Fulmer
Mr William L Fulton III
Dr and Mrs Cyril F Futcher
Mr Bob Gadd
Mr and Mrs George N Gager
Mr Raymond C Gager
Pastor and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Gang
Dr David L Gano
Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Gano
Ms. Barbara J Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. Julius M. Garner
Dr Norman D. Garner
Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Garrett
Dr Philip G. Carver
Mrs. Brenda R. Garza
Ms. Caroline Gates
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Geach. Jr.
Mr and Mrs, Robert Geach, Sr.
Ms, Lola M. Genton
Ms Rebecca A Gerrans
Mr and Mrs, William B, Giles
Mrs, Julie Gillespie
Dr. Esaias W Giorgis
Elder and Mrs, Ronald R. Gladden
Mrs, Genevieve P, Glander
Mr. and Mrs. James D Glass
Pastor and Mrs. Marvin E Glass
Dr and Mrs James E. Glenn
Mr James R Goff
Mr and Mrs. Linden D. Goffar
Dr Rene A Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs David J Gooch
Mr Brent J Goodge
Ms Paulette Goodman
Mr. and Mrs, Gregory S. Goolsby
Mr Ryan Gorman
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gorth
Dr, Rhoda J Gottfried
Mr, Ryan J, Gottfried
Mr and Mrs Dale A, Gould
Dr and Mrs. Leon L Graham, Jr
Elder and Mrs. Obed O Graham
Mr and Mrs Paul A Graham
Mrs. Bobbie Sue Grape
Dr and Mrs George N Graves
Elder and Mrs Otis M. Graves
Dr and Mrs Sanford L Graves
Elder and Mrs, Ted N, Graves
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary C. Gray
Mr, and Mrs, Richard E, Green
Mrs Patricia A. Greene
Mr Robert R Greve
Mr and Mrs Richard L Gnffm
Mr and Mrs Timothy J. Gnndley
Mr Erwin P Grote
Ms Paula J Grubbs
Mrs Cynthia J Guerra
Dr James L Gulley
Mr and Mrs John R Gulley
Drs. Norman and Leona Gulley
Mr and Mrs Eric D Gunderson
Attorney Linda L Gustad
Mrs Lisa M Gustrowsky
Mr and Mrs. Eduardo Gutierrez
Dr and Mrs. Ronald A. Hagen
Mr Derrick C Hairston
Pastor and Mrs. David L. Hakes
Mr and Mrs Robert B. Hale
Ms. Cynthia K. Hall
Dr, Donald E, Hall
Dr. and Mrs, Roger A. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A, Hall. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J, Hallman
Dr and Mrs. Richard Halterman
Mr and Mrs, Warren J, Halversen
Mrs. Donsann Halvorsen
Mr and Mrs Robert C Hamilton
Dr. and Mrs Thomas E Hamilton
Dr. William A Hamilton
Dr. Minon A. Hamm
Mr Thomas S. Hamm
Mr Aaron Hamous
Lieut. Col Joseph M Hand
Mrs, Darleen A. Handal
Ms D Michelle Handal
Attorney and Mrs. William
Hankins
Dr Christopher S Hansen
Mr. Daniel J, Hanson
Mrs Carol A, Harding
Mr Robert D Hargrove
Mrs Donna Harold
Mr and Mrs. Matthew A. Harris
Mrs Carol C, Harrison
Mr. Heath Harrom
Mr. and Mrs. Daaron S. Hartman
Mr Russell W Hartwell
Ms. Evelyn S, Haskell
Mr and Mrs David G Haugen
Mr. and Mrs, Russell L. Haveman
Ms Tiffany L Hawkins
Dr and Mrs Bill I, Hawthorne
Mr Robert L, Hayes
Dr. Carole A, Haynes
Mr and Mrs, G, Paul Haynes
Mr. and Mrs Paul D Haynes
Pastor and Mrs Gerald Hazekamp
Mrs. Mary B Hednck
Dr and Mrs Ray A. Hefferlin
Mrs. Bonny K Heinz
Mrs, Beverly F Helmer
Pastor and Mrs Lewis Hendershot
Mr and Mrs Hoyt V. Hendershot
Mr Ralph M Hendershot
Mr and Mrs, David J Henderson
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Henderson
Elder and Mrs. Orville Henderson
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Henderson
Mr Malone H. Hendry
Ms. Loree Henion
Mr and Mrs. Volker S. Henning
Ms, Ruth Henson
Mrs. Darleen Herbert
Ms. Mazie A. Herin
Mrs. Norma A. Hernandez
Mr. Michael A. Herr
Mr Stephen M. Herr
Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Hersch
Mrs Marlene Hewitt
Mr Richard E Hickam
Mrs Rebecca L, Higginbotham
Mr, Henry Hildebrandt
Mr Edward W Hilderbrandt
Elder and Mrs, Douglas A Hilliard
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Hillyer 111
Mr and Mrs, Daniel M, Hinck
Ms. Geneva L. Hiser
Dr. and Mrs Theodore A Hittle
Mrs Leasa C. Hodges
Dr. Scott D. Hodges
Ms Elizabeth M. Hoehn
Ms Laceyanne Holcomb
Mr and Mrs Randal J. Holcombe
Dr and Mrs Ronnie L Hold. Jr
Mr S, R. Holdndge
Mr and Mrs, Christopher Holland
Mrs Karen R. Holland
Mr Lee Holland
Mrs. Sharon J. Holland
Elder and Mrs. Benjamin R, Holt
Ms Kirstin Holton
Mrs. Grace M Holverstott
Ms Frances E. Honeywell
Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Hooper
Mr and Mrs William R Hoover
Mr Stephen L. Hopkins
Mrs Melody Hopson
Mrs. Twyla M, Hornick
Mrs. Marian C. Horton
Mr and Mrs. Robert T Houghton
Dr and Mrs, Larry D, Howard
Mr and Mrs, Rick P Howell
Mr. Emery F. Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs Alan P Huff
Mr. Michael K. Huitt
Mr and Mrs Harry W Hulsey
Mr. and Mrs, William J, Hulsey
Mrs Dolores M. Hunt
Dr and Mrs Loren P. Hunt
Elder Marvin F Hunt
Mr Robert G. Hunter. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hunter
Ms. Esther C Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. William A, Hust
Mrs. Karen J. Hutchens
Mrs. Arlene Hutchinson
Mrs. Gina C, Hutto
Ms. Jeanette lllidge
Mr. Thomas P Ipes
Dr. Kaihryn Irizarry
Mrs. Ruby Irwin
Ms Alyce M. Ivey
Ms Dona S. Ivey
Mrs. and Dr. Connie Jackson
Elder and Mrs Jamile Jacobs
Dr and Mrs. Richard G Jacques
Mr, and Mrs. Kurt O. Jaeger
Mrs Carlene Jamerson
Mr David and Dr Barbara James
Mr and Mrs. Harry Jan kc
Mrs. Mane B. Jansen
Mrs. Virginia M. Jansen
Mrs. R, Elaine Janzen
Mrs, Darlyne Jarrett
Mrs. Beth Jedamski
Mr. Theodore R. Jefferson
Mrs, Margie Sue Jennings
Mr and Mrs. David A, Jensen
Mrs. Edith Jensen
Mr. A. David Jimenez
Dr, Edgar J. Jimenez
Mr Bob L. Jobe
Dr, Frank W. Jobe
Mr and Mrs. Erwin Joham
Mr, and Mrs. Delbert L. Johnson
Mr, and Mrs. G. Wayne Johnson
Chaplain and Mrs. Harold Johnson
Mrs. Louann L. Johnson
Mr, Oscar R. Johnson
Mrs Sonja Johnson
Mr and Mrs. Stephen Johnson
Ms Delight Johnston
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A. Johnston
Mr and Mrs, Aaron A, Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Jonariian J. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Preston M. Jones
Mr. William E, Jones
Mr. Steven Jones and Dr. Cheryl
Remhardt
Elder Chester L Jordan
Mrs. Sarah Jordan
Mrs, Gail Jorgensen
Mr Timothy D. Joy
Mr Albert G. Juhl
Ms. Gwendolyn J, Karoiyi
Mr Jay S, Karoiyi
Mrs Eunice Kathka
Ms. Maxme Kay
Mrs. Marlene Keaton
Mrs Delphyne B, Keehner
Pastor and Mrs Donald Keele, Jr
Ms, Deborah A Kees
Dr. Clifton A. Keller
Mr and Mrs. Eager L, Kelly
Mrs Rita L, Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. John H W.Kendall
Mr and Mrs. James R. Kennedy
Mr Kenneth E Kennedy
Elder and Mrs Donald Kenyon, Sr
Chaplain and Mrs John Keplinger
Dr and Mrs. Burton Keppler
Mr. and Mrs Lonnie W Kerbs
Ms Jennifer J Kim
Mrs. Del Jeanne Kimberly
Mr and Mrs. J B Kinder
Dr. Jeffrey M King
Mrs Mary King
Ms. Martha Kinsey
Mr, and Mrs. Bill V. Kirstein
Mr, and Mrs. Clair J Kitson
Mr and Mrs. John S. Klaver, Sr
Mrs. Betty Kleppe
Pastor and Mrs David Klinedinst
Elder and Mrs. Arne Ktingstrand
Mrs Margaret A Knecht
Mrs. Joyce Knight
Ms. Carol G. Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Kohler
Elder and Mrs Gerald N Kovalski
Dr Barry K. Krall
Mr and Mrs jack N Krall
Ms Kassandra L Krause
Mr Reed Krause and Mrs Dana
Reed-Krause
Attorney Stephen A Kreitner
Ms. Harmony Kubik
Mr Charles E Kuhlman
Mrs Connie M. Kuhlman
Mrs. Pat Kuhlman
Mrs. Carol Kunau
Mr. and Mrs Chadwick P. Kurti
Drs. Mickey and DeAnn Kuaner
Mr Dale A, Lacra
Mrs. Elsie O Lafave
Pastor and Mrs Lynell Lamountain
Mrs. Karen Landa
Mr and Mrs Jesse E Landess
Mrs Tv/yla A. Landess
Mr Herbert A. Landwer
Miss Carol Lanfear
Mr, David E. Latham
Dr. and Mrs, Yung R, Lau
Mr. Clarence M Laue
Pastor and Mrs, Paul F LeBlanc
Dr, Donald R. Lechler
Mrs, Linda Lechler
Mrs, Edythe L. Lee
Ms He Y Lee
Pastor and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lee
Mr, Larry E Lee
Mr, and Mrs. James C, Leeper
Dr- John H. Leiand. Sr.
Ms, Carol Y. Leonard
Ms. Tiffany J. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Ley
Elder Wallace J. Lighthall
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Liles. Jr.
Mr. Aubrey H Liles III
Mrs. Marguerite Lilly
Dr. and Mrs. Michael B, Lilly
Dr and Mrs. Charles Q. Lindsey
Ms Kathenne E. Lindsey
Mrs, Bankie Linebarger
Mr and Mrs. JC Linebaugh
Mr and Mrs Richard Lippert. Sr
Drs. Glenn and Karen Littell
Mr and Mrs Michael R, Little
Mrs Danette Livadney
Mr and Mrs Raymond Livingston
Mrs Opal Lobdell
Ms Gwendolyn E, Long
Mrs June E Loor
Mr and Mrs Bryan J Lopes
Mr Arturo J Lopez, Jr.
Mr and Mrs Ruben A. Lopez
Mr and Mrs. William C Lord
Ms Carol Loree
Mrs Angela G Lorenz
Dr and Mrs Robert A, Lorren
Mr Walter W Lowder
Mrs. Jeanne Lowe
Mr and Mrs. Michael D Lowe
Mrs. Jessica S. Lower
Mr Roscoe S Lowry
Dr. Don C. Ludington
Mr and Mrs. Howard C, Lund
Mr, and Mrs. A, E, Luttrell
Mrs, Mary R. Lyie
Mr, E R. Lyman
Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. MacAlpine
Mrs. Nellie J, Macdonald
Mr. and Mrs, Randall G. Maddox
Mrs Carol Jane Magboo
Elder and Mrs Barry Mahorney
Mr and Mrs Peter G Malgadey
Mr and Mrs. Roltin E. Mallernee I
Mr and Mrs Jonathon D Malloch
Mr John C. Malone
Mrs Donna O Manley
Mr Floyd B Mann
Mr Garth H Mansfield
Dr David D. Markoff
Mr and Mrs James 1 Marlowe
Mrs Monica 1 Marquma
Mr Gary D. Marr
Mr and Mrs. James W Marshall
Ms Alinda G. Martin
Dr Betty J Martin
Elder and Mrs Douglas K. Martin
Mr. and Mrs Fred E, Martin
Mrs. Shelia R. Martin
Mr and Mrs. Steve H. Martin
Mr Oman E. Martinez. Jr.
Mrs. Alma Martz
Ms Mary K Mason
Mrs Delores R Master
Pastor and Mrs. John H. Mathews
Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Mathews
Mr and Mrs Don K Mathis
Dr, and Mrs Jay K. Mattheis
Mr Lawrence A Matthews
Ms, Lorraine Mauldin
Mr, and Mrs Paul A. Mavrakos
Ms, Maria Maximova
Mrs. lone McAllister
Ms. Lydia McAllister
Mr. J. E. McCalla
Mrs Cindy L McCaughan
Mr James W, McClintock
Dr Herbert C, McClure
Attorney and Mrs. Scott McClure
Mrs, Viaoria J, McConnell
Mrs. Lana T. McCullough
Dr. and Mrs. Andy McDonald
Mr. Avery D. McDougle
Mr and Mrs. Clarence J, McElroy
Attorney J Glenn McElroy
Mr. and Mrs. James C, McElroy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. McFaddin
Dr, and Mrs. Thomas McFarland
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Dr Earl T. McGhee
Dr Patricia G. McGhee-Coffman
Mr and Mrs Willis T. McGhmnis
Mrs Rhonda L McGuire
Mrs Sarah McHenry
Mr and Mrs. Christopher McKee
Ms Debra E McKee
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth McKee
Mr and Mrs Jack McKee
Mr Russell E McKee. Jr
Dr. James R. McKinney
Drs- Mark and Barbara McKinney
Dr Gary L McLarty
Ms. Susan P. McLeod
Attorney and Mrs Frank McMillan
Mr Roben E McMullen
Mr and Mrs Deniil McNeilus
Elder Wayne McNutt
Mrs Nanette McPherson
Mrs Came F Meadowcroft
Mrs. Kaihryn K. Meadows
Mr and Mrs. jerry F Medanich
Mrs Jamie D Medina
Mr Jason P Meert
Mr. Michael P. Meliti
Mrs Julianne L Melnick
Ms Glenda S Merges
Ms A Ruth Mercer
Mr and Mrs Robert Merchant
Mr Luke B Mertins
Mrs Georgene Meyer
Mr and Mrs Mearle E. Meyer
Mrs Mertice A Meyer
Mrs Juanita W Meio
Mr and Mrs. Joseph S. Miceli
Ms Joylynn R Michals CPS
Mrs Patsy C Middaugh
Mrs, Dena J Mikkonen
Ms Juanita R, Miles
Mr and Mrs James R. Milks
Mr and Mrs Dennis S. Millburn
Mr and Mrs Andy H. Miller
Attorney Harry and Dr. Kimberly
Miller
Mrs. Jeanne A. Miller
Mrs. Kimberly R, Miller
Mr and Mrs. Marty D. Miller
Mrs Patricia Miller
Dr George T Mills. Sr.
Dr and Mrs. H Brooker Mills II
Mrs. Kathy A. Mills
Mrs. Lorinda A. Mills
Pastor Joseph F Milner. Jr.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred B. Mitchell
Mr. Rudolph B. Mixon
Mrs. Catherine Mizelle
Ms Sylvia D Mizelle
Mr Sergio Moaezuma, Jr.
Mr and Mrs. Chad A, Moffit
Mr R. Michael Mohr
Mrs. Gerry A, Molavi
Mrs Normaline H. Monroe
Mr. H, W Moody. Jr.
Dr. Richard D. L Moody
Mr, William G, Moon
Mr Brian J Moore
Mr Gary G. Moore
Mrs. Kay Moore
Ms. Nicole Moore
Dr. and Mrs. P J. Moore. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Moore
Ms, Irene I, Moorhead
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin M, Morford
Dr. DarlaJ, Morgan
Mr Fred Morgan
Mrs Kelly Dawn Morgan
Pastor Kevin L Morgan
Mr and Mrs, James O Morris
Mrs, Sharon A, Morris
Mrs E Lynn Morns-Brown
Mr and Mrs Leonard C Moses
Mr and Mrs Donald A, Mote
Mr and Mrs David R, Moulton
Ms Eiren M Mounce
Mrs. Debra L, Mulhall
Mr and Mrs, Michael Murdoch
Ms Rebecca L. Murphy
Mr and Mrs, Robert Murphy. Jr.
Mr and Mrs, William E. Murphy
Dr Dawn M Mutz
Mr and Mrs Clifford Myers. Jr,
Ms Cynthia J Myers
Mr Daniel C Myers
Mr David A. Myers
Ms Diana L. Myers
Mrs Donna J. Myers
Mrs Dorothy L Myers
Mrs R. Elaine Myers
Dr Julio R. Narvaez
Mr and Mrs. William B Nase
Mr and Mrs Randy J Navy
Mr and Mrs John J Negley
Mrs Sonya L. Neil
Dr. Harry C. Nelson
Mrs Lorene Nelson
Dr Rodger Theodore T. Nelson
Mr and Mrs. Shawn D Nelson
Mr William S. Nelson
Mr. John H. Newbern
Mr. Terry B. Newlon
Mrs Donna Nicholas
Ms. April M. Nicholson
Dr. Jerome W. Niswonger
Ms Jennifer E Nixon
Dr Stephen D Nordman
Mrs Rosanne M Norman
Dr Milton G. Norrell, Jr
Mr, and Mrs. John P O'Brien
Ms. Estelle J O'Neil
Mrs. Virginia J, Oakes
Mrs, Myrna Odom
Ms Juvernia E, Oft
Mrs Linda Ojala
Mr Wayne D Okimi
Mrs. Lois M. Oldham
Ms Donnie G Olis
Mrs Cindy Oliver
Mrs. Sharlene A. Olivier
Ms. Cheryl A. Olson
Ms. Jessie M, Olson
Mrs. Rondi B. Olson
Mrs. Patricia A. Orange
Mrs. Louise Osborn
Mr. Jonathan Owen
Mrs Delia C Owens
Mrs, April L Pakula
Dr and Mrs. Kenneth Palm
Dr and Mrs. John E. Palsgrove
Mr and Mrs, Michael Palsgrove
Ms, Andrea S, Pangman
Mr and Mrs. John B. Paradis
Mr. Lester E- Park
Mr and Mrs. Fred A. Parker
Mrs Brenda S, Parks
Mr Brian N, Parks
Mr and Mrs. David W. Parks
Mr. Ben Parnsh
Mr. Craig S. Parrish
Mr Barry S Patterson
Mr and Mrs David Patterson
Dr. Dons Payne
Mr and Mrs Larry Payne
Mrs Martha R Peacock
Mrs Cheryl A Peasley
Mr Marvin L Peek
Pastor James D. Peel
Mr Burt H Pena
Mr Les Pendleton
Ms. Mansol Perales
Mrs Pamela S Persons
Ms Louesa R Peters
Mr and Mrs Garland C Peterson
Ms. Judith C Peterson
Pastor and Mrs Michael B Pethel
Mr. and Mrs Elvin L Pettigrove
Mr. Thurmon C Petty. Sr.
Mrs. Ruby J Phalen
Mr Gregory R Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R Phillips
Mr. and Mrs Richard P Phillips
Mr. Terry J Phillips
Dr and Mrs Floyd L Pictiler
Mr. and Mrs Bruce A. Pierce
Mrs- Doltis M Pierson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierson
Mrs. May S Pierson
Elder Tui D Pitman
Mr and Mrs Dennis M. Plank
Ms Jo A Platkowsky
Mr. and Mrs William W Piatt
Mrs. Carmailla Pollard
Mr. Stephen R Pollen
Mr and Mrs David B Poppo
Ms Rebecca M Posey
Anorney and Mrs, Frank Potts. Jr
Elder Floyd H. Powell
Mr and Mrs Lindon G Powell
Ms Maureen Powell
Mr and Mrs. Robert L Pragnell
Mr and Mrs Jack L Pnce
Elder and Mrs Ronald D Priest
Mr Kenneth J Pntchard
Ms Judy K, Prosser
Mrs Ruth Prosser
Mrs Barbara F Prowani
Dr and Mrs Dirk G Prusia
Mrs Ingnd K Pubillones
Mr James H Puckett III
Mr and Mrs Teddie A. Pyke
Mr and Mrs Thomas L. Pyke
Dr and Mrs Charles L Rahn
Dr Robert L Rata
Mr Scott Ramsay
Ms Linda A Ramsey
Mr. John M Ratzlaff
Dr. and Mrs Richard L Rawson
Mr. and Mrs Timothy Raymond
Mr and Mrs Brenton D Reading
Mrs. Martha Rebman
Ms. Regina D Reaor
Dr and Mrs Austin G Regal
Ms Robin C. Reid
Mr and Mrs Steve L Reifsnyder
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Rey
Mrs. Carol L Reynolds
Ms Terry L Reynolds
Mrs Barbara C Rhodes
Dr and Mrs Bill Richards
Ms. Gloria Richards
Dr and Mrs John M Richards
Dr and Mrs Arthur Richert. Jr
Mr. Jimmy B Riddle
Ms Lisa A. Riebow
Mrs Mary J Ries
Mrs Brenda Riley
Mr and Mrs Michael G Riley
Pastor Fred A. Rimer
Mrs. Netta Rimmer
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin L. Ringer
Elder Roland G Ringer
Mr, and Mrs, Max L Ritchie
Mrs Sharon Robberson
Mrs Carol A. Robertson
Mr and Mrs. Charles Robertson
Mr Earl L Robertson
Pastor and Mrs. Michael Robertson
Major and Mrs Randall Roberuon
Mr and Mrs William Robertson
Mr and Mrs Allen W Robinson
Mr, and Mrs. Mark A. Robinson
Miss Fairra A. Roddy
Mr. Robert and Anorney Cindy
Rodgers
Mr Joshua D Rodman
Mr and Mrs. Kevin D. Rodman
Mrs M Lucile Rodman
Pastor and Mrs. Juan Rodriguez
Ms Sandra M. Rodriguez
Dr. and Mrs. Cyril E Roe
Mrs. Ramona Roe
Mrs. Darlene Rogers
Mr and Mrs Dennis E, Rogers
Mr Eli Ro|as
Mr Harold E, Roll
Mrs Linda J Roush
Pastor and Mrs. Elmon H, Roy
Mr and Mrs O, R, Ruckle
Dr Barbara Ruf
Mr and Mrs Rolland M, Ruf
Mr and Mrs Stephen D, Ruf
Mr and Mrs David L Ruhling
Dr and Mrs David E Ruiz
Mr and Mrs. Gregory Rumsey
Mr, Clyde B, Runyon
Mr and Mrs Jan O Rushing
Mr, A, David Russell. Jr
Mr and Mrs Udon W Russell
Mr and Mrs John W Ryals
Mr and Mrs. Donald D Sager
Ms Delver D Saguan
Mrs, Dorothy J, Salhany
Mr Wayne F Salhany
Ms Esther R Sanchez
Mr and Mrs Michael D Sandefur
Mrs Caralynn J Sanderson
Mrs Ruth S Sandin
Mr and Mrs Mark D Sandoval
Mrs Darleen D Sanford
Ms Elizabeth Santa Cruz
Mr John R Satterfield
Mrs Vinita R Sauder
Dr and Mrs Lynn Sauls
Ms, Chens A, Scaizi
Mrs Sharon L Schaefer
Mrs Brenda L, Schalk
Mr Mark Schiefer
Mrs Kathy D Schleier
Mr Larry Schlist
Mr and Mrs Karel D Schneider
Mr and Mrs John W Schnber
Mr Karl-Heinz Schroeder
Ms Kindra M Schutt
Dr H Del Schutte. Jr,
Mr Kristopher M, Schwinn
Dr Rhonda J Scoct-Ennis
Mrs Marjorie E Sczekan
Dr Michael A Seaman
Ms Vesta J Seek
Dr Martha Seeley
Mr and Mrs. Donald R, Self
Mr and Mrs Bradley S Seltmann
Mrs Cindy K Seltmann
Pastor Manus D. Serban
Mr Daniel R Serns
Dr Ronald L Servoss
Mr and Mrs Douglas M Seth
Mr William G Seth
Mrs. Lori M. Seyfried
Mr and Mrs Edwin M Shafer
Pastor Dennis M Shafier
Mrs. Florence F Shanko
Mr Jared S Sharp
Mr and Mrs Carl E Shaw
Mr and Mrs Keith R Shaw
Mr Mark L Sheffield
Elder Richard H Shepard
Mrs. Mattie Y. Sherard
Ms Martha A. Shetley
Mr Charles A, Shields
Drs David and Sondra Shields
Mr Jook-Ting Shim
Mr and Mrs, Michael Showalter
Dr John A. Shull
Mrs Kaihryn L Sieberman
Mr and Mrs. Earl L Sigsworth
Mr and Mrs Dean D Sigsworth
Mr and Mrs Steven M, Sikora
Mrs June H Siler
Mrs Deborah Simmons
Mrs Jane E Simmons
Mrs Sarah E. Sinclair
Dr and Mrs John A. Sines
Mrs Deanette G. Sisson
Mr and Mrs A. J. Skender
Mrs Normalou S Slauenwhite
Ms. Cheryl A. Sleeth
Ms Constance L Sleeth
Mrs. Enca A Small
Mrs Barbara Smith
Mr and Mrs Carl J, Smith
Mr and Mrs David A Smith
Ms, Juanita S. Smith
Mrs, Julie Smith
Mrs Luciana M. Smith
Mrs Rosanna B. Smith
Mrs Rozelle E, Smith
Ms. Sheila S Smith
Mrs. Trinh T Smith
Dr and Mrs. Warren L Smith
Mr Robert E Snell
Mr. and Mrs. Garry D. Snider
Mr. Eddie Soler
Dr and Mrs. Lewis Sommerville. Jr.
Dr Danny Y Song
Mr and Mrs. John A. Soper
Mrs Ruby Sorensen
Mrs, Rebecca J Sorrells
Mr, John E. Soule
Pastor and Mrs Joseph A, Soule
Mrs Linda B, Spady
Mr and Mrs, John C Spaulding
Mr Kenneth ) Spaulding
Mr and Mrs J D Spears
Mr and Mrs, John D Spears
Ms Tamara T Spence
Mrs Marilyn Sperka
Mr and Mrs David M Spicer
Mr Milford Spruill
Attorney Donna L Spurlock
Elder and Mrs Arthur Stagg. Jr
Ms Melissa M, Stair
Mrs, Dorothy J Staley
Mrs, Barbara C Stanaway
Ms Sylvia T Stanford
Mr and Mrs, Paul Stanley
Mr and Mrs Darrel L Starkey
Dr and Mrs, Dennis L Starkey
Mrs. Alicia L. Starr
Mr Dennis F Steele. Jr
Dr and Mrs Dennis F Steele, Sr
Dr and Mrs David A. Steen
Mrs. Elaine G Stephens
Mr, and Mrs Ervin B Stewart
Mrs Linda Stewart
Mr Dennis T Stone
Mr and Mrs Jeff E. Stone
Mr, Mike and Mrs Darlene Stone
Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Stonebrook
Mr and Mrs Jeremy E. Stoner
Ms Vonna K Stratton
Ms Nora R Strawn
Dr Brian E Strayer
Mrs Ruth Strefling
Mrs Faye M Strickland
Mr and Mrs William J Strickland
Mrs Mary S Sturtevant
Mr, Wayne Sudduth
Mr Phii Sue and Dr Patricia
Tygren-Sue
Ms Melissa B Sullivan
Mrs. Edna A. Summerour
Mrs. Gloria Sutherland
Dr, Layton R Sutton
Elder and Mrs John A. Swafford
Drs Ward and Julia Swarner
Mrs Carol Swayze
Mr and Mrs Roy M Sweeney
Mrs. Sandra M Sweeney
Mr Jeffrey S Tan
Dr Edward L, Tarpley
Drs. Dennis and Joan Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Donald R Taylor
Mr. and Mrs George O Taylor
Ms Jyll K Taylor
Mr Wayne Taylor. Jr
Mr William H Taylor. Sr
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Teague
Pastor and Mrs James E Teel
Ms. Heather J Temple
Mr and Mrs Keith A Terrill
Mr and Mrs Mark G Teter
Dr, Huey D Tewis
Attorney and Mrs V Ted Theus
Dr, and Mrs William L Theus
Dr, and Mrs Mitchell Thiel
Ms, Jennifer Lynn Thomas
Mrs, L- Marthine Thomas
Mr and Mrs O Ray Thomas
Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson
Elder and Mrs John W Thurber
Mr, Roy B Thurmon
Mr. and Mrs John F Tielves
Mr Seth S Timmins
Mrs Janelle Tingle
Mrs Catherine Titus
Mr Carl D, Tolas
Mrs Teresa A Toledo
Ms Ethel M Tolhurst
Elder and Mrs Joel O Tompkins
Mr, Kenneth Torkelson and Dr,
Deann Champion
Mr and Mrs. Joseph V Travis, Sr.
Mrs. Alice J. Trim
Miss Angela R Trivett
Mrs. Josephine Troxel
Mr and Mrs Leon E Trubey
Dr and Mrs Max J Trummer
Mr. John L Tubbs II
Mr. and Mrs William W. Tucker
Dr. and Mrs Jeffrey Turner
Mrs. Wilma M Turner
Ms Bettie E Twilley
Mr Dale E, Twomley
Mr, Chester J, Tyson
Ms. Kathryn E. Underwood
Mr Herman L. Valles
Mrs Donna Van Devander
Mrs Chrystal D Van Fossen
Dr Dorsey L, Van Horn
Ms. Lon K. Van Sickle
Ms. Cynthia K. Vanbuskirk
Mr, Kenneth C. Vance
Ms Laura A, Vance
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Vanerwegen
Ms Marcia C, Vargas
Dr and Mrs- Robert E. Vaughan
Mr and Mrs Gene Veazey
Mr Jack W Veazey
Mr Jon T. Veazey
Mr and Mrs. Fred Veltman
Mr and Mrs Paul E Viar
Ms Kim D. Vice
Pastor and Mrs Clifford Vickery
Dr and Mrs. Alexander L, Vigh
Mr and Mrs. Marshall T Vincent
Mr and Mrs. Ronnie M Vincent
Mr and Mrs Robert V, Vingtas
Mr Noble B. Vining
Mr Greg A. Vital
Mrs Stephanie A Vohwinkel
Pastor Donald E, Vollmer
Mrs, Nicole M Vongschanphen
Mrs Alice R. Voorheis
Mr and Mrs James D Vye
Elder David E Wagner
Mr, and Mrs Durand W, Wagner
Ms Sabrina M Wahlne
Pastor and Mrs Jeffrey S, Wait
Mr and Mrs Relious L, Walden
Mr and Mrs Mark A Waldrop
Mrs, Manorie R, Walker
Dr and Mrs Louis C Waller
Mr and Mrs Dale L, Walters
Mr Keith D Walters
Mr. James W. Wampler
Mr William D Wampler
Miss Carol J Warner
Mr and Mrs. Ronald L Wash
Miss Monese L. Washington
Mr and Mrs William Waters
Ms Hazel H. Wauon
Mr Lanier A. Watson
Dr and Mrs. Paul M Watson
Mr Lanier A. Watson
Elder W Ronald Watson
Mrs Karen L Weaver
Mrs Janice Wedel
Mr and Mrs Leon P. Weeks
Ms, Christina R Weigley
Mr and Mrs David E Weigley
Mrs Roberu Weiss
Mr and Mrs Robert R, Wells
Mrs Brenda J Wennerberg
Mr and Mrs Todd S Werner
Ms Delia A Wessels
Mr and Mrs Don L West. Sr.
Dr and Mrs H Kenneth West
Dr and Mrs Jeffrey Westbrook
Elder and Mrs Ben D Wheeler
Mr Win D Wheeler
Mr, G. C. Wheeling
Ms. Christine Whetmore
Mrs. Jewel A Whidden
Mr Ron White
Ms Wcndi S White
Mr and Mrs Henson Whitehead
Mr Thomas R. Whitehouse
Mrs Juanita Y Whiteleather
Elder and Mrs Daniel T. Whitlow
Mr and Mrs Dean E Whitlow
Mrs. S, Adele Wickwire
Mr and Mrs Heinz E Wiegand
Mr and Mrs Roger D. Wiehn
Mr and Mrs Robert J, Wieland
Mrs Barbara A Wilder
Dr. Louis E. Wildman
Ms Sara E, Wilkens
Dr and Mrs. Todd H. Wilkens
Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Will
Attorney and Mrs Gregory Willett
Mr and Mrs. Aubrey K, Williams
Mr and Mrs Clifford Williams
Mr David A. Williams
Mr and Mrs Gary D, Williams
Dr and Mrs Gregory J Williams
Dr James R Williams
Ms Jessica L. Williams
Mrs Lon E Williams
Ms Lynda J. Williams
Mr and Mrs Russell Williams. Jr.
Lieut. Col. Steven E. Williams
Ms Sunda D Willison
Mr Charles H Wilson
Mr Dennis T Wilson
Mr Donald L Wilson
Mr and Mrs. Elden R. Wilson
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Attorney Kevin B, Wilson
Mrs. Sharon Wilson
Mr and Mrs Stephen L. Wilson
Mr and Mrs Billy D. Wing
Ms janct K. Winnie
Mrs Beverly Winsted
Dr and Mrs David R Winters
Ms, Ruby M Wiseman
Mr and Mrs P Michael Witt
Mr and Mrs Merlin Wittenberg
Ms, Bobbie Sue Wohlers
Dr, and Mrs Erik L, Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs Daniel J Woodruff
Dr. and Mrs. Roger D Woodruff
Drs. John and Ruth Woolcock
Dn. James and Mary WooHey
Elder and Mrs Raymond Woolsey
Mr, Henry Wooten
Mr, and Mrs Ralph C Workman
Mr and Mrs Steven H, Wrate
Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Wright. Jr
Ms Pamela M Wright
Dr, and Mrs Jonathan L Wurl
Dr Loel R. Wurl
Mrs Tami M Wyatt
Ms Kelly D Wygal
Miss Lu-Jauna Yates
Mr Zane G Yi
Mr. and Mrs, Richard A. Young
Ms, Tonia L, Young
Ms. Michelle Younkin
Mr and Mrs, David E Zacknson
Ms Jessica J. Zanes
Mr and Mrs Newton H Zanes
Dr Edward Zegarra
Mrs Freda Zeigler
Mr and Mrs William Ziesmer. Jr
Pastor W Forrest Zill
Mrs. Nancy Zima-Geniry
Mr. and Mrs Leiand H Zollinger
Mrs. Neldena G. Zwick
The Legacy Society
recognizes those who indicate iuppon
to Southern through their estoie plans
Knowing their example may encourage
others, mony hove graciously allowed
their names to be listed here.
Ms, Carolyn A, Achata
Elder and Mrs. Thomas Ashlock
Mr, and Mrs, Dalton H, Athey
Drs. John and Joyce Aievedo
Dr, and Mrs George P Babcock
Mr, and Mrs. George A, Baehm
Mrs Sue Taylor Baker
Mr and Mrs, Adrian Baker
Mr and Mrs, Barry W Bell
Mrs, Ruth A, Ben|amin
Mr and Mrs Harry J Bennett
Dr, and Mrs, Joseph S, Bird
Dr and Mrs Jack J, Blanco
Dr and Mrs Dewitt Bowen
Mrs Ruth E, Brass
Ms Cesilia H Brent
Mr Koy T Brown
Mr Zervos Brown
Dr and Mrs, Jared Bruckner
Ms. Vivian R Byrd
Mr, and Mrs. Steve R. Callahan
Dr, and Mrs Thomas K Campbell
Ms Mary Lou Canter
Ms. Jacquelyn A, Cantrell
Mrs. Marion A, Cashman
Dr and Mrs. Donald Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Christiansen
Mr. Victor Collins
Ms. Lucille Coppock
Ms, Ellen Corbett
Mr and Mrs. Fred W, Curry
Elder and Mrs Victor Cierkasij
Dr. Charles A, Davis
Ms Dons M, Davis
Mrs Lois M Doherty
Mr, and Mrs, Orville Donesky
Dr and Mrs Alberto dos Santos
Mr Desmond T Doss, Sr
Mr John Dowetl
Dr and Mrs, Robert D, Egbert
Ms. Mary E. Elam
Mr. Harold Elkins
Mr. and Mrs, William Estep, Sr.
Mrs. Edna FechtenburgMrs, Patricia
J, Ford
Dr. and Mrs, Forrest L. Fuller
Ms. Mari-Carmen Gallego
Dr. and Mrs, Philip Garver
Dr and Mrs, David Gerstle
Ms, Dorothy M, Gibson
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gruesbeck, Sr
Drs Norman and Leona Gulley
Ms Mar|orie H, Hakes
Mr and Mrs, Lyie Hamel
Dr and Mrs, Christopher Hansen
Mrs Elsie Harrelson
Mrs, Gladys Hartman
Mr, and Mrs, John W Henson 111
Mr and Mrs Stanley N, Hobbs
Mr and Mrs Gary Horinouchi
Dr and Mrs. Ross E Hughes
Ms Bonnie C Hunt
Mr and Mrs Bryan Hurt
Mr and Mrs Clifford E, Ingersotl
Mrs, Helen Ipes
Mr David and Dr Barbaa James
Mr and Mrs, Samuel T James
Chaplain and Mrs Harold Johnson
Mr and Mrs, James L. Joiner
Mr, and Mrs, Arlie W, Keele
Mrs, Thyra Sloan Keplinger
Mrs, Mary Gardner Killen
Mr, Ronald N. Kincade
Elder and Mrs. B,J. Kohler
Dr. and Mrs Timothy Korson
Mr. and Mrs Charles R Lacey
Mr. Lloyd J Lawing
Dr, and Mrs John H Leiand, Sr
Mrs Mary R. LyIe
Mr and Mrs. Merna MacLafferty
Mrs. Coby Maddox
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Maples
Dr, and Mrs John Marshall
Elder and Mrs Douglas K Martin
Ms, Bonnie L Mattheus
Mr and Mrs Owen D Maupin
Mrs lone McAllister
Dr and Mrs, Andy McDonald
Ms, Lois E, McKee
Dr and Mrs, James R McKinney
Mr. and Mrs Robert Merchant
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D Miller
Pastor and Mrs. Mitchell Nicholaides
Dr. Milton G Norrell. Jr.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Okimi
Mr, and Mrs, Allen Olsen
Mr, and Mrs. David W. Olson
Mr, and Mr Buaon Parish
Mr and Mrs, Merlin F. Panerson
Mr Leslie Pendleton
Mr and Mrs Donald Pierjon
Mrs. Louise Ray
Mrs, Eunice Reiber
Mr and Mrs Evan W. Richards
Dr and Mrs Cynl E Roe
Mrs. Sharon McGrady Rogers
Dr and Mrs Donald Sahly
Dr and Mrs, Philip G Samaan
Mr and Mrs Greg Sauder
Mr. and Mrs Ronnie Smith
Mr and Mrs Carl J Smith
Elder and Mrs, Paul G. Smith
Mrs Roielle E Smith
Dr and Mrs. David A. Steen
Mr and Mrs George Surkey
Mr and Mrs. George G Swanson
Ms Shirley Swinyar
Mrs Ruch Taylor
Mr William H Taylor. Sr,
Mrs Mary G, Taylor
Ms, Margaret Thomas
Mr and Mrs, Roy Thurmon
Dr and Mrs Dale J. Townsend
Mr and Mrs Merlin Troxel
Dr. and Mrs Carlton Vollberg
Dr and Mrs Paul M Watson
Ms Loretu J Welch
Dr and Mrs Larry W Williams
Mr and Mrs. Merlin Wittenberg
Ms Judy Wolcott
Mr Hermon Woodall
Employees
Mrs Pam Ahlfeld
Mrs Kerry Allen
Dr Bruce Ashton
Mr Ted Ashton
Mr Dalton and Mrs Charlotte
Athey
Dr Joyce Azevedo
Dr George and Mrs. Fern Babcock
Dr John Baker
Ms Patricia Seaman
Dr Bob Benge
Ms. Peggy Bennett
Mr. and Mrs, Dale and Reda Bidwell
Dr, Gordon and Mrs Cynthia Bietz
Dr Krystal Bishop
Mrs. Helen Bledsoe
Mrs. Julie Boyd-Penner
Mrs. Susan Brown
Dr, Jared Bruckner
Mr Al and Mrs Dons Burdick
Mr David and Mrs. Vema Burghart
Ms Jacque Cantrell
Mr. Jim Caskey
Dr Ann Clark
Dr, Bert Coolidge
Mrs Evonne Crook
Elder Victor Czerkasij
Mr Brian Darrough
Mr KR Davis
Ms, Judy DeLay
Mr Frank and Mrs Brigitte Di
Memmo
Dr, Alberto and Mrs, Joan dos Santas
Mr. John and Mrs. Helen Durichek
Dr. and Mrs. Bob and Elaine Egbert
Mr. David and Mrs, Sharon Ekkens
Ms Peggy Elkins
Mrs Sharon Engel
Mr Richard Enckson
Elder Jim Erwin
Mr and Mrs Bill and Gloria Estep
Mr, and Mrs Ted and Suzie Evans
Mr, Jack Ferneyhough
Mrs Diana Fish
Dr Ann Foster
Mr Robert Fuller
Dr. Robert Gadd
Ms. Mari-Carmen Gallego
Dr, Phil Garver
Mrs. Judy Glass
Mrs. Loranne Grace
Mr Ivan Graves
Dr Jon Green
Mrs. Ann Greer
Dr Leona Gulley
Dr Richard Halterman
Mrs Elizabeth Hankins
Dr Chris Hansen
Dr. Jim Hanson
Mr. Bob Hargrove
Mr, Matthew Harris
Mrs, Carol Harrison
Mrs, Jan Haveman
Dr, Carole Haynes
Dr. Volker Henning
Mrs, Patrice Hieb
Mr, Gary Horinouchi
Mrs, Lorella Howard
Dr. and Mrs, Phil and Connie Hunt
Dr, Barbara James
Dr, Wayne Janiert
Mrs Marlene Keaton
Mr Loyd Kerbs
Dr. John and Mrs, Barbara Keyes
Dr. Tim Korson
Ms, Kassy Krause
Drs. Ed and Katie Lamb
Dr. Donn Leatherman
Dr. Ruth Liu
Ms- Carol Loree
Mr, Merritt MacLafferty
Mr. Dwight Magers
Mrs. Linda Marlowe
Dr Ben and Mrs Callie McArthur
Dr. Wilma McClarty
Ms. Joylynn Michals
Mr, Al Miyagi
Mr, Bob Moore
Mr and Mrs. Al and Mary Morford
Dr, Derek Morns
Mr. and Mrs. John and Kim Muaya
Mrs Bonnie Myers
Mr. Ken and Mrs. Sherne Norton
Dr. Steve and Mrs. Laura Nyirady
Mr David and Mrs. Cathy Olson
Dr, Mark Peach
Dr. Dennis Penibone
Ms. Helen Pyke
Mrs. Dana Reed-Krause
Mrs Kathy Reeves
Dr Art Richert. Jr.
Elder Bert Ringer
Ms Maryann Roberts
Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Sharon Rogers
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Jodi Ruf
Dr. Philip Samaan
Mrs. Vinita Sauder
Restoring
Your name on a brick helps
restore Lynn Wood Hall
Since 1924, Lynn Wood Hall has been a campus landmark.
OuihMfmer plan is to restore Lynn Wood back to a
fully functioning campus facility. While the building
houses the Heritage Museum, the advancement offices ^
and the campus safety department, its spacious third I
story is unused and needs extensive renovations. '
Plans call for the counseling center, the center for
learning success, and a large conference room to
occupy the top floor, each providing much needed
student services. Southern seeks the support of
alumni and friends for this restoration project
recognizing donors with a Lynn Wood Hall brick plaza.
Every dollar donated toward this project will be matched
through a challenge grant the university has received. Paving
the plaza with donors' names and creating another beauty
spot on campus will enhance student life as well as restore an
important part of our campus heritage.
For details on how you can become part
of this project, call 423.238.2772, or go
online at alumni.southern.edu
Mr Bill Schomburg
Dr Rhonda Scon-Ennis
Dr Jim and Mrs. Mary Lou Segar
Mrs Beverley Self
Dr Marcus Sheffield
Ms. Sheila Smith
Elder Paul Smith
Dr, Keith Snyder
Mrs, Ruby Sorensen
Mrs Shirley Spears
Mr Dennis Steele
Mr Frank and Mrs. Debbie Strack
Mrs. Mary Sundin
Mr. Larry and Mrs. Oneita Turner
Dr. Don Van Ornam
Mr. Jim Wampler
Mr Clifford and Mrs. Darlene
Williams
Mrs Judy Winters
Mr, Merlin and Mrs. Jan Wittenberg
Dr. and Mrs Bill and Rita Wohlers
Mr. Zane G, Yi
Friends of Southern
Mrs. Ethel M. Abuno
Ms. Adele B Ackell
Mrs June L Ackermann
Mrs Barbara G Adams
Mr LeRoy P Adams
Ms Sarah E Adams
Mr. Timothy J, Adams
Mr Roy B Adkisson
Mr and Mrs Richard J Aflfolter, Jr.
Mr Thomas E Ahern
Mrs Sharon Aka
Mr Lawrence K, Akers
Mr and Mrs. Tom G, Akin
Mr Edward J Albarado
Mr William K Albright
Mr John W Alden.Jr.
Dr William T Aldrich. Sr,
Mrs Paula Alesi
Mr G. Anthony Alexander
Krys Alimurka
Mrs. Ann P. Allen
Ms, Carolyn Allen
Mr John T. Allen
Mr. Milton T. Allen
Mrs. Nancy Allen
Mr. Randall Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn E. Allen
Ms Mimi Alpenn
Dr Ralph F Altman
Mr, Hector Alvarez
Mrs Jane Alvarez
Mrs Cherryl R. Amann
Pastor and Mrs William G Ambler
Dr and Mrs, Herman L Andersen
Ms Ann Anderson
Mr and Mrs, Brad B. Anderson
Mr and Mrs. David L Anderson
Mrs. Helen Anderson
Mr. James L Anderson
Ms Lorena F Anderson
Mr- and Mrs. Mark D Anderson
Ms Nancy K, Anderson
Mr and Mrs, R. Kemmer Anderson
Mr. Robert K- Anderson
Mr. William C. Anderson
Ms. Anne Andreae
Ms, Virginia H. Andrews
Mr, J Scott Annis
Ms. Dorthea A Amman
Elder and Mrs. John A. Appel
Mrs. M. T. Applegate
Mr and Mrs Shigenobu Arakaki
Mr and Mrs, James M Arakawa
Mrs. Iza W. Arbach
Mr James Armantrout
Mr and Mrs. William L Arnett
Ms. A. J. Arnold
Mrs Debra A. Arnold
Mr Fred M Arnold. Jr
Mr Harold W Arnndell
Ms Monica Asberry
Ms Violet Ashworth
H D Athearn
Mr and Mrs Leonard Atkins
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Atwood
Mr Daniel Auda
Mrs Sandra G Aupperle
Ms Jackie Avery
Mr Michael Avila
Mr and Mrs George W Awsumb
Mr Lawrence W Ayres, Sr
Mr and Mrs, Donald E, Baartz
Mrs Chen Babb
Mr Edward E, Baber
Mr Merle Backer
Ms Angela Backsvort
Dr and Mrs, Barry J- Bacon
Ms, Elsie L Bader
Mr and Mrs Lou Badillo
Mr and Mrs George A Baehm
Mr Bob B Baghen
Mr and Mrs. T M Bahner
Ms. Arlagene Bailey
Mrs Sandra L Bailey
Mrs. Joan Bailey-Forbes
Ms Mane Baker
Mr, and Mrs, Alton E Ballard
Dr and Mrs. Gary L Ballard
Ms Jacqueline Baly
Mrs Mary Banks
Mr Phillip M. Barber
Mr and Mrs. Joilo C. Barbosa
Mr Harvey Barbour
Ms- Savilla A. Bare
Mr C B Jack Barker
Mr. and Mrs Horace Barker
Ms Laryssa Barlow
Mr and Mrs Randal F Barlow
Mr, and Mrs. Tim R Barlow
Mrs Wendalyn R Barlow
Mrs Linda L Barna
Mr Walter J. Earnhardt
Ms Gilda L Barrett
Mr and Mrs John H, Barrett
Ms. Lida K. Barren
Mr Dan U Bartoli
Mr Eugene Bartoo
Ms. C Bascom
Ms. Ann F Baskin
Ms. Glenda N, Bates
Mrs Phoebe S, Bates
Mrs Catherine J. Bath
Mr David F Battin
Mrs Gail A, Baucom
Mr and Mrs, Bruce L Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W Bauer III
Mr and Mrs, Howard F Bauman
Mr Kenneth S Baxter
Mrs Mary Baxter
Mr and Mrs. Richard W Bayley
Ms Margeret Beach
Mr, and Mrs. Allen N Beardsley
Mrs. Norma L. Beavon
Mr and Mrs Ted Beavon
Mr Roger A. Becker
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L Becker
Mr Robert B. Becken
Ms Nancy Beecher
Mrs Katherine Beeman
Mrs Lmda K. Behan
Mr Roger M Belcoun
Mr Richard Bell
Mr Frits A. Belle
Mrs Mary Etelue
Mr Ed Bender
Mrs Louise Bender
Ms. Diane P Benson
Ms. Marcia D Bent
Ms Brenda K Bentley
Attorney and Mrs Barry Benton
Ms. Josephine Benton
Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Berkihiser
Mr Gregory Berlin
Mr Kenneth N. Berry
Mr. Wayne M. Berry
Mr and Mrs Clifford A Betts
Mrs Marion L. Betz
Mr and Mrs Robert Bevins
Mrs Susan J. Biderman
Mr. Dalton C. Bien
Mr Gerald Bietz
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Biea
Mrs Pamela S Bietz
Mrs Cynthra N Biggers
Ms Alzada M Biggs
Mrs Claire E. Binder
Mr Ethan A. Bird
Mr and Mrs. Frank B Bird
Mrs Selma D. Bird
Ms Delores C Bishop
Mr George Bishop
Mr D F Black
Mr W W Blackwell
Mrs Frances M Blahovich
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Ms Leona E, Newberg
Mr and Mrs John M, Newby
Mr N R Nichols III
Mr James L- Nicholson
Mr Nathan C. Nickel
Mr Ken S, Nickerson
Miss Mary R Niedzwiecki
Mrs Ravertta C Niehoff
Mr William Niehoff
Mrs Evelyn Nieves
Mr. Yuuka Nihara
Mrs Ponnamma Ninala
Mr and Mrs Mario Nino
Ms Jane A Noah
Ms Jeanne M Noel
Dr Theodore A Noel
J, C Noggle
Mrs Dinah B. Norcross
Mrs Phyllis I. Norman
Mr and Mrs Robert Norred, Jr
Mr and Mrs William R Norskov
Ms. Debra Norton
Mrs Susan M, Norton
Mrs Edith R Nudd
Ms Elisabeth O'Bnan
Mrs Danielle O'Connell
Mrs Angela O'Neill
Mr, Frederick W, Obear
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Ochs
Ms, Mary K, Oehmig
Ms Heidi B. Ohm
Miss Michelle Ohm
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Mr. Gerry Okimi
Mr. Robert E. Oldham
Mr George W. Oliphant
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Mr. Hunt Oliver
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Dr. Gary W. Olson
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Dr. Howard I. Osborne
Mr. David H. Otis
Mrs. Betty D. Overton
Mr, Donald W, Overton
Mrs. Tami L Overton
Ms, Kathleen M, Owen
Mr, Terry R, Owen
Ms. Dorothy Owens
Mrs, Patricia Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Oxentenko
Ms. Theresa Pabst
Mrs. Linda S. Pacer
Mr, and Mrs. J. Marty Paige
Mr, Alfred H. Palmer
Mrs. Charlotte A. Palmer
Ms. Dorothy E. Palmer
Ms Ivy C Pandit
Mrs. Nancy Pardeiro
Mr, and Mrs. Bill P. Park
Dr and Mrs. Won B. Park
Mr and Mrs. John S. Parker
Ms Martha J Parker
Mrs. Carolyn A Parkhurst
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Mrs. Shirley A. Partridge
Mrs. Mar|orie C. Pasch
Mrs. Antigone Pastrana
Mr James E Patching III
Mrs. W A. Bryan Panen
Mr and Mrs. Wm. T Patten
Ms Gloria M. Patterson
Mr and Mrs. Merlin F Patterson
Mrs. Shirley A. Patterson
Mrs Donna E. Paulk
Mr and Mrs. Charles R Payet
Ms Deborah H. Payne
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Mr Gladstone A. Payton
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Mrs Dolores J. Pearsall
Mrs Phillis E Peck
Mrs Patricia A. Pedersen
Mrs. Evelyn Hodge Pendley
Mr and Mrs David Pennebaker
Mr and Mrs, Douglas Pennington
Mr Ebenezer P, Perez
Mr Ralph Perez
Mr and Mrs, R. L Perkins
Ms Sally M, Perry
Mrs Beverly J. Peters
Mr Brian Peters
Mrs Eleanor Peters
Mrs Cindy Peterson
Ms Jane A, Peterson
Mrs Jeannette L Peterson
Dr and Mrs John Peterson. Jr
Mr and Mrs Justin C Peterson
Dr and Mrs Dennis Petttbone
Ms Patti C Pettis
Mrs Jean Phillips
Mr Richard H. Phillips
Ms Rita C Phillips
Mr Kenneth H Pickett
Mr Michael J Piellusch
Mr Hubert Pierce
Mrs Joan Pierce
Dr William ft. Pike
Ms, Dorothy Ping
Ms. Rose M. Piper
Mrs, Deborah B Pipkin
Mr Richard L Plepler
Mr and Mrs, Steven N, Poemtz
Mr and Mrs. Tony Polzer
Mrs, Geraldine J Pomremng
Mrs, Rose M. Poole
Dr and Mrs Murray Poner
Mrs Sylvia S. Posey
Ms Velmont A. Poner
Attorney Frank V, Potts. Sr
Ms Bobbie Powers
Mr and Mrs, Douglas E Powers
Mrs Lilhe M Pratt
Mr. Richard M. Price
Ms. Barbara Prigohzy
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Prior
Mr Scott L Probasco. Jr
Mr and Mrs, John K Prosser
Mrs. Anne S. Prouse
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Prouty
Mr, and Mrs, Timothy A, Prow
Robert A Pruvenok
Mr Robert G Ptach
Mrs, Connie Purvis
Mr Roger Qualey
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Mr. James T. Quails
Mrs Shirley A. Quails
Mr Thomas M Quails
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Mr. Vernon F. Raaen
Ms Rebecca Radar
Ms, Judith Radnoti
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L Raitz
Mr. Howard F. Rampton
Mrs Sherryl L. Rampton
Mr, Richard J. Ramsey
Mrs, Birdie Rasmussen
Ms Ellen L Ray
Mr, John C. Ray
Ms, Marsha Ray
Mrs. Corinne L Reasner
Ms, Edna Z. Reavis
Ms Esther Recinos
Mr, Daniel Reckker
Ms Mar|orie J. Rector
Mr and Mrs Harold Reed
Mr and Mrs Jerry Reeder
Ms Virginia D. Reedy
Mr Chad Reese
Mrs Judith L Reeves
Mr Linden A. Reeves
Ms Donna Reid
Mr George R. Reid
Mr Michael R. Reinhardt
Mrs Dorothy Reaer
Mr Michael Revenig
Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Reyna
Mr. Paul L. Reynolds
Ms Wanda Reynolds
Mr Albert C. Rhodes
Ms V Anne Rhodes
Mr J W Rhyne
Mr Dan Rich
Mrs Jean M. Richardson
Mrs Christine A. Rickel
Mrs Jean M. Rickel
Ms June D, Riesenberger
Mr Richard P. Riesz
Mrs, Margery Riker
Mr Roben Ripley
Mrs Cecelia Ritchey
Mr Harry K, Ritchie. ]r
Ms Anne W Rittenberry
Mrs Rosemary Ritterskamp
Mrs Esther A. Rivera
Ms Mary L Roberson
Ms Wilma Roberson
Frances M, Roberts
Mrs. Helen K. Roberts
Ms. Mai C Robertson
Mr Charles H Robinson
Mr Jack A Robinson
Mrs Sibyl R Robinson
Ms Vallery Robinson
Ms Rebecca L Rochat
Mr and Mrs Thurman Rodgers
Mrs Kellie Rodman
Ms Louis W Rodman
Mrs Evelyne M Rodrigue
Mrs Pearl D Roedell
Mrs Kathy M Rogers
Dr and Mrs Cecil Rolfe
Mr Mark F Roller
Mrs Delilah Romyn
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Ronning
Ms, Dorothy L Rooke
Mrs Melodia J. Roper
Mrs Judith A. Rosaasen
Mr and Mrs. Thomas C
Rosaasen
Mrs Carolie M. Rose
Mr and Mrs. Clay C. R. Ross
Mr and Mrs. Gary Ross
Mrs Jean Ross
Mrs Wendy A. Roth
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Ms Cynthia L Royse
Mr Arnold G. Rubenstem
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Mrs Lillian L Rubin-Scerner
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Mrs Knsien H, Runfeldt
Ms, Leona G, Running
Mr Lewis O, Rush
Mrs Beverly Russell
Mrs Linda Russell
Ms Louise A. Russell
Ms Bonnie C. Rutenberg
Mr Roy Ryan
Mr and Mrs. David P. Ryder
Ms Josey Saladino
Mrs Patricia C Salazar
Mr Bart D. Salvaggio
Ms. Wanda J. Sample
Mrs. Stella J, Samuel
Mrs Ora D. Sanderford
Mr Drayton M. Sanders II
Mrs Carolyn Sanderson
Dr M. A. Sandvi
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Mrs. Lidia Santangelo
Mrs Molly K, Sasse
Mr Guy Sanerfield
Mr, Alvaro C Sauza
Mrs, Bonnie Schaller
Mr David Schenk
Mr. and Mrs. William R Schey
Mr. Stanley E, Schleenbaker
Dr, and Mrs, John G Schleier III
Pastor Don C, Schneider
Mrs, Joyce R. Schock
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley J, Schone
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Schow
Mr and Mrs. Richard F, Schults
Ms, Louella E. Schuliz
Mr E Clayton Scofield
Mr Jeffrey A. Scofield
Mr Robert Scott
Mr, and Mrs Robert E. Scott
Mrs, Valerie H Scott
Mr Albert W, Secor
Mrs June Seebeck
Ms Tern L Seeley
Mr David M, Seibert
Mr and Mrs, Harry Selent
Mr Donald G, Self
Ms Judith A, Sellers
C C, Senn
Mr and Mrs, Larry J Servoss
Mrs Lala D, Setzer
Mr Robert D Sewell
Mr and Mrs. Charles F Sexton. Jr
Mrs Jeanne Shafer-Larson
Dr Steven Shapiro
Ms Karen L Shaul
Mr James Shearouse, Jr,
Mr and Mrs William L Sheehan
Mrs Marilyn J Sheldon
Ms Marlene Shelf
Mrs Mary K Shepard
Dr Leroy Shernll
Mrs Margaret Ann Shernll
Mr Robert L Sherrod, Jr
Mrs Diann Shields-Bell
Mr and Mrs Donald E Shook
Mr and Mrs Fred Shumaker
Mr and Mrs Leslie W Siefker
Mr and Mrs. James Sies
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Silver
Mr You T Sim
Mrs. Charlene Simmons
Ms Virigina K Simon
Ms Dons E. Simpson
Mrs Karen S. Simpson
Mr William A. Simpson
Ms Alison F. Siragusa
Mrs Eliana Sirocchi
Mr and Mrs. Tim Stsemore
Mr Robert H. Siskin
Mrs. Mildred F. Sites
Mrs George R. Skipper
Mr and Mrs Len Slack
Dr and Mrs James F Slowey
Mr David P Small
Mrs Margaret J Small
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C, Smith
Mrs. Carol Smith
Mr and Mrs Gregory K, Smith
Mr. Jack C, Smith
Mr Joe R. Smith
Mrs. Kathie A. Smith
Mr Kenneth Smith
Ms Mtndy Smith
Mrs. Moore J. Smith, Jr
Elder and Mrs. Paul G, Smith
Mr and Mrs Roy A_ Smith
Mrs Sheila M Smith
Ms. Vera L Smith
Mr and Mrs James M Snelling
Mrs Amy Snider
Mrs Frances A_ Soapes
Mrs Olga M J Sohn
Mrs. Helen B Solomon
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis C Sommerville
Ms Estrella S Soto
Mrs Nam S Soto
Mrs Mary L Sottong
Mrs Nickie K. Souflens
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Mr and Mrs. Richard Spanjer
Mrs Louise Spector
Mrs Jacqualine Spence
Mr Lewis H Spivey
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Mr Bruce Stepanske
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Mr John V Stevens
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Mr Alfred Strawn
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Elizabeth S. Sugita
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Mr Ward Sumpter
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Mrs Harntte Sutton
Mrs Kathleen A. Sutton
Dr and Mrs. Robert E Sutton
Ms Barbara A. Sv/anson
Mrs Faith H. Swart
Mrs. Candace C Sweet
Mrs. H. Diane Swink
Ms Anna L Sydnor
Mr and Mrs. Lewis L Szerecz
Mrs Nancy L Tagert
Mr and Mrs. S. Reid Tait
Yoshihiro Takata
Mr Philip Tan
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Mr Conrad G Tarnacki
Mr and Mrs Morris Taylor
Mr William H Taylor. Sr
Mrs Jo Ann G Tess
Ms Martha O Thatcher
Mr Barton Thigpen
Mr and Mrs Daniel L Thomas
Mrs Elizabeth E Thomas
Ms Lelia Thomas
Ms Marianne P Thomas
Mr Olan B, Thomas
Mr Paul D Thomas
Mr Peter M. Thomas
Ms Phyllis A, Thomas
Ms Reva R Thomas
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Mrs Dons L Thompson
Mrs Linda Thompson
Ms Margaret L Thompson
Mr Wendell L Thompson
Ms Carolyn j. Thomsen
Mr Halvard B Thomsen
Mrs Laurel Thoresen
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Mr Edelgard Ttnnefeld
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Mrs Linda Trivett
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Mr James E Turner
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Mrs. Deborah A Underbill
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Mrs Debbie Urquhart
Mr. and Mrs Steven Vail
Mr Roger C Van Arsdell
Ms Reatha Van Dolson
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Dr Minnie Vance
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Mr and Mrs. Jon T Veazey
Mr Dino Vega
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Mrs Leeanne S Viall
Mr, and Mrs Robert K Vincent
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Mr Phil Wade
Mr Jean L Wagar
Mr and Mrs Leroy D, Waggoner
Ms Alice D, Wagner
Mr. Hugh E. Wagner
Drs John and Lilya Wagner
Mr and Mrs Leonard Wagner
Mr Pierre R Wagner
Mr and Mrs Alfred E. Walker III
Ms Ruth J, Walker
Mrs Diane Wallace
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Ms Jams E. Walter
Mrs Susan G Walters
Mrs Barbara A. Walton
Ms Daphne ). Ward
Mr and Mrs, Derek D Ward
Mrs. Frances Ward
Mr James A, Ward
Mr Nathan W Ware
Mr Thomas C Ware
Mr Randall W Waring
Mr and Mrs Gary R Warner
Ms Nancie R. Warner
Mr Matthew T Wasserlauf
Ms Janice B Watkins
Mrs Audrey D Watts
Mr Gary R. Watts
Mr Meryl L Watts
Mr Robert Wearner
Mr Don L Weatherall
Ms Elizabeth Weathers
Mrs Natalie Weaver
Mrs. Christine C. Weber
Mrs Elinor M. Weber
Mr and Mrs. Peter M Weber
Ms lona Wedderburn
Mr and Mrs James Weeks
Mr and Mrs, Myron F Wehtje
Ms Donna R Weichal
Ms G. Frances Weieneth
Mr and Mrs. Marlin B. Weikum
Mrs Louise C, Weimer
Mr Morris Weinberg
Mr J Frederick Weinhold
Mr Donald R. Weisbaker
Miss Lois Welsh
Ms Deva Welton
Ms Joyce E Weng
Dr and Mrs Izak F Wessels
Mr Daniel L West
Mr and Mrs. Greg D Westbrook
Mr Calvin R. Wetmore
Mrs Cynthia G Wetmore
Mr Donald K Wetmore
Mr and Mrs Lenard Whaley
Mrs Sandy Whetmore
Ms Suzanne S Whisnant
Mr Phil B. Whitaker
Mr Charles L White
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Ms Marjorie White
Mr Randall W, White
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Mr Palmer G Wick
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Mr Fred P Woody
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Jane Wright
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Mr. William A. Wynot
Ms- Betty J, Yancey
Mr. R, M. Yankee. Jr
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Mr Byung H, Yi
Mr Paul B. Yingling
Mr Raymond Yip
Ms, Phyll.s A. Yohe
Mr EarlJ Zager
Mr. Newton H. Zanes, Jr
L H. Zbmden
Mrs Karen Zimmerman
Mr and Mrs. Roland Zimmerman
Mr and Mrs. Marion S. Zumbrun
Organizations
A Stitch Above
Adelphia
ADRA
Advanced Dental Arts
Adventist Care Centers
Adventist Health System
Adventist Retired Workers
AEA Int'l. Inc
Alias/Wavefront. Inc.
Altamonte Springs SDA Church
Ann's House of Nuts. Inc.
B B N International, Inc.
Irvin C. and Eva J. Bainum
Foundation. Inc.
Bank One Corporation
Beavers Bend Wildlife Museum
Beckner Marine Co. Sailboau &
Gear
Ben's Lawn Care
Bentonville Family Practice
Blinds Plus
The Blommer Chocolate Co.
The Blommer Foundation
Broadcastlinks.com, Inc.
Brown's Taxidermy
Burleson SDA Church
Burris Builders
Pleasant Ray and Ruth O. Burton
Trust
Calhoun SDA Church
Carolina Conference Association
Carolina Conference of SDA
Chase Enterprises
Chase Farms, Inc,
Chattanooga Boys Choir
Chattanooga Christian Commu-
nrty Foundation
Chattanooga Ostomy Association
Chubb S Son
CIACO
Clifford Nies Properties
Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling
Coffey Communications, Inc,
City of Collegedate
Collegedale Central Exxon
Collegedale Chiropraaic Assoc
Collegedale Credit Union
Collegedale Korean SDA Church
Collegedale SDA Church
Columbus SDA Church
Community Foundation of
Greater Chattanooga, he
Continental Specialty Company
Cookeville Bicycles
Coudersport SDA Church
Creative Data. Inc,
Dick's Carpet Outlet/ Carpet One
Diversified Home Builders. Inc
Dow Chemical Company Found,
Eastlex Machine Corporation
Edwards Co.
Eller Construction Co.
Family Care Specialists. Inc,
First Presbyterian Church
First Tennessee Bank
Fit Zone Family Fitness Center
Flutes of Distinction
Focus Design
Gailen Enterprises. Inc,
GenCorp Foundation, Inc.
General Conference of SDA
Georgia Cumberland ABC
Georgia Cumberland Conference
GlaxoWellcome Inc
Glenn Clark Electric
Glenn Draper Singers
Greeneville Community Concerts
Association, Inc
Halvorsen Auto Restyling, Inc
Vernon L & Gladys Hartman Trust
Haworth, Inc
Hazlett, Lewis & Bieter, PLLC
Certified Public Accountants
HP Management Group. Inc.
Independant Living Aids
Innovative Homes. Inc.
Inspiration Books East, Inc
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins Co
Justinen Creative Group Inc
Karen's Beauty Salon
Keller Outdoor Incorporated
Kenhorst Boulevard SDA Church
Kentucky-Tennessee Conference
Latin American Consulting Co.
Laurelwood Academy
Ledger Plus
Legal Title and Escrow, Inc.
Life Care Center of Collegedale
Lily Diehl Music Studio
Downtown Chattanooga Lions Club
Lyford SDA Church
Madison Campus SDA Church
Maggie Bluff Fund
Maranatha Mission
Mars of Nevada
Martinsville SDA Church
MBNA America Bank. N,A
Bill McCallic Properties
McDonald Road SDA Church
McKee Foods Corporation
McLaughlin Boatworks, INC,
Medcalf Family Trust
Metavante Corporation
Missions Unlimited of Oregon. Inc
Morning Song Music
Mr Ts Storage
Mutual Guaranty Corporation
Norrell Clinic
O'Charhes Tip Pool
Ogden Road SDA Church
Ooltewah SDA Church
Owen County State Bank
Palmer Handrail and Millwork
Park Ridge Anesthesiology
Services, P,A.
Parkridge Nurses
Paul L, Conner. D D,S,
Perkys World of Children
Pfiier Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
Potomac Conference Corp, of SDA
Procter & Gamble Foundation
Provident Matching Gifts Program
R, T Industries
RW.H Decorating
Regency Senior Living
Renewal Sabbath School
Richland SDA Church
Rj Manufaaunng, Inc
A, B, Roa Medical Center, PA
Ryder System, Inc
Russell & Lila Shawver Trust
South Bay Pathfinders
Southern Union Conference Assoc.
Southern Union Singles
Spencer SDAChurch
Spring Valley Academy
St Peters Episcopal Church
Stainless Metal Products. Inc
Thomas Staley Foundation
Strayer University
Synergistic Designs
Tennessee Association of
Partners in Education
The Fite Living Centre, Inc,
The Lomenacque
The SmileStudio
TN Ind Colleges & Universities
Assoc
The Triple R Trust
Turner Construction
Village Market
Virginia Moulding & Supply Co
Walker Funeral Homes, P,C.
Walla Walla College
Wauhatchie Glassworks
Wedgwood Trio
Curtist G Wiltse Family Trust
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Monday, January 7
Registration
Tuesday, January 8
Classes Begin
January I 3 to 16
Summer Ministries Recruiting
January 25 to 26
Ministerial Trainee Induction
January 28 to February 2
Student Week of Prayer
Saturday, February I 6, 8 p.nn.
Southern Adventist University Pops Concert
Sunday, February 17, 7:30 p.m.
Symphony Orchestra Concerto Concert
March I to 9
Spring Break
Sunday, March 23, 9 p.n^.
Student Association Talent Show
Sunday, March 24, 7:30 p.m.
Symphony Orchestra Concert
Sabbath, March 30
SonRise Resurrection Pageant
(call 423.757.1969 for ticket information)
Saturday, April 6, 8 p.nn.
Gym-Masters Home Show
Sunday, April 14, 6 p.m.
Symphony Guild Dinner Concert
Sunday, April 2 1 , 7:30 p.nn.
Fine Arts Festival
Those Who Walked These Halls
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Helen Swain McKee, attended, passed away on
May 28, 2001 at age 95. She was the widow of
A.D. McKee who passed away in 1968. They were
married in 1929 — the first couple to be mamed in
Lynn Wood Hall Chapel. Helen was A.D.'s com-
panion for his 30 years of minisrry in the Southern
Union. She is survived hy her tour children, Martha
Davis, Robert McKee, Frances Highsmith, and
Charlotte Taylor; 18 grandchildren; and 10 great
grandchildren.
Albert Smith, attended '29 to '31, worked his
way through school in the laundry, signing boys
out of the dorm, and driving delivery trucks. He
taught school in Alabama and Louisiana during
the Depression years. A World War 11 veteran of
both North Africa and France, Smith retired from
the Louisiana Division of Employment Security in
1973 and lay-pastored the Mansfield, Louisiana
Seventh-day Adventist Church. He and his wife,
Juanira (DeCamp), moved to Arkansas where he
spent his last years until passing to rest June 22, 200L
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Marvin Lowman, '66, is executive secretary of
the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference. He has been
married to Donette for 35 years, and they have
two grown children: Tamara and Brian.
George "Tom" Evans, '67, is treasurer for the
Mid-America Union Conference in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Rita (Fillman) Wagner, '73, is principal of
Livingston Adventist School in New York. Her
husband Jerry is treasurer of the Adventist Nursing
and Retirement Center. Their daughter, Teresa,
'00, is pursuing her Master of Occupational Therapy
degree at Loma Linda University. Their son Timo-
thy is a freshman at Southern. Sons Thomas, 16,
and Jeremy, 13, are future Southern students.
Katie Jo Schwinn, '74, lives in Phoenbt, Arizona.
She is married to Karl, who was a builder for Loma
Linda Center, Kabul University Medical School
this past year. She was privileged to make several
trips ro Afghanistan. They have two sons, Konrad,
attended, and Kit, current student.
Don, '77, and Eorence West, '77, retired in 1998
and now manage a 50-bed rest home for their son.
After retiring, Florence obtained a nursing degree
and has worked ever since. The Wests live in
Collegedale and dedicate time to church activities
and senior citi:ens. They also care for their great-
granddaughter while her mother works as an
emergency room nurse at Park Ridge Hospital.
Joy (Beagles), '79, and her husband, Jeff Brown,
attended '74-'75, live 50 steps from the beautiful
Pacific Ocean in Majuro, Republic of the Marshall
Islands. Jeff is finishing a six-year term as principal.
Joy uses her RN degree to treat boils, reef cuts, and
other assorted injuries and illnesses. She also moth-
ers student missionaries by planning special Friday
night meals, baking birthday cakes and giving hugs
and a listening ear. This year, there are seven vol-
unteer teachers from Southern. The Browns would
love to hear from friends at jeffandjoy@yahoo.com
Alumnus gives life in the line of duty
Sheriffs Deputy Donald K. Bond, attended '85 to '87, was killed by gunfire in the line of duty on
September 6, 2001, at the age of 35. Bond was married to Charity (Williams), '99.
His funeral was held September 10 at the Collegedale Seventh-day Adventist Church.
The service drew hundreds of law enforcement officers from across the country. The
Chattanooga Funeral Home announced that the ceremony was the largest funeral in
Chattanooga histo^. The church's 1,600 seating capacity was unable to accommodate
the hundreds who watched the service via live feed in the lies P.E. Center.
Interstate 75 was honorarily closed during Bond's funeral procession from the
church to his burial site at the National Cemete^. Chattanoogans lined roads and
bridges to express grief and support during the several-mile-long procession of
emergency and law enforcement vehicles. Live coverage was aired on local and national news.
Hamilton County Sheriff John Cupp recalled Bond's dedication to public safety. "I think of Don as a
servant Don gave everything a human has to give."
"What the man who shot Don didn't know is that Don probably would have given his life to protect
him," said Ed Wright, pastor of the Collegedale Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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A. Allan Martin, '90, his wife Deirdre, '90, and
daughter Alexa, 5, live in Florida. .Allan served as
youth/young adult pastor at the Central Filipino
Church in Los Angeles before becoming church
planting pastor in Celebration, Florida. He has a
doctorate in clinical psychology from Fuller Theo-
logical Seminary and received the North American
Division's 2001 Distinguished Service Award.
Sherrie (Piatt), '93, and
Baron Williams, '87, were
married January 21, 2001,
two weeks after returning
from a Cambodia short-
term mission trip with the
Collegedale Church. He is
a digital photography specialist and she is Commu-
nications Director at the Collegedale Church.
Joseph Eunkwan Choi, '95, lives in Maryland
where he is Director of Choral & Band Activities
at Frederick Community Col-
lege. He is also the Artistic
Directot of Maryland Chamber
Orchestra, Frederick Regional
Youth Orchestra, Choral Arts
Society of Frederick and
Frederick Wind Ensemble. In
March 2000, Choi conducted at the Kennedy
Center's Concert Hall to a sold-out audience. His
web site is: http://www.chamberorchestra.org/
Keith Boyce, '95, and his wife Trish have a baby
girl. Allyson Laurel, bom August 8 at 5 lbs. 7 oz.
Keith IS an administrator with Life Care Centers of
America in Jefferson Ciry, Tennessee.
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Karen Minner, '01, passed away November 8,
2001, at age 24. She had just begun her career as a
teacher at Beltsville Adventist School in Maryland.
Experiencing symptoms of an unknown illness,
Karen struggled to continue teaching, battling pain
and fatigue. She was eventually hospitalized, and
underwent three emergency surgeries. The finest
medical minds in the country
were unable to diagnose or treat
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I he theory of evolution isn't just a theory
anymore, it's a fact." Startled from my
daydream, 1 sat up in my chair as the teacher
continued. "Once a theory has stood the
test of time, it becomes fact. No one has
been able to disprove the theory of evolu-
tion." 1 looked around to see my friends
and classmates in English Composition
scribbling notes as the teacher spoke, not
for a moment questioning what they heard.
TTiis was the kind of thing that I ex-
pected to hear in my Biology class. After
all, few of the professors at my public col-
lege were Christians. But why would my
English teacher take time to emphasize this
stuff? I left class early that day.
Two years have passed since then. For-
tunately, 1 no longer attend a community
college, but sometimes I ask myself why I
came to Southern.
There are several reasons why I should
be at another school. A public college, for
example, would be cheaper, and there are
several Adventist colleges closer to my
home in Montana than Southern. So why
am 1 here?
Recently 1 have reached the following
conclusions. My spiritual experience is
much healthier, and I'm receiving a better
education. But perhaps the most notice-
able benefit is my new friends — friends like
Marius and Brandon.
Marius works in the campus ministries
office and is one of the craziest, most fun-
loving theology majors on campus. He goes
camping, backpacking, and rock climbing
on the weekends, and drives faster than
most people I know. He leads out in a
prayer group, gives evening worship ser-
vices in the dorm, and prays with me when
we're both in need of encouragement. Even
though he's a Resident Assistant dean that
has to deal with dorm residents all the
time, 1 know that I can go to his room
whenever 1 want and just talk, listen to
music, or help eat his supply of Pop-tarts.
Brandon is the guy three doors down
from my dorm room that wanted to start a
Bible study gtoup with me. Just to look at
him walking around campus with music
blaring through his headphones, you'd never
guess that he's into Bible studies. He dyed
his hair blue last month and it still looks a
little funny, but we're having a great time
studying James every Tuesday night with
four or five other guys. Sometimes it's a
challenge getting everyone together, but it
has been a blessing for everyone involved.
At first I was doubtful of his sincerity, hut
now I'm learning not to judge people by
their appearances.
On this campus, young men and women
take their spirituality seriously. It's evident
wherever 1 go; I overhear students talking
about God as I haul my books to class, I see
them praying on the Promenade and over
their pizza, and in church on Sabbath I belt
out 'Tor All The Saints" with a thousand
other students. Dorm worships, Bible study
groups, prayer groups, vespers services,
church and Sabbath school, various reli-
gion courses and outreach programs all
contribute to the healthy spiritual atmo-
sphere on campus.
In addition to students, the staff and
faculty are a big part of Southern's spiritual
emphasis. Instead of hearing about the
TTieory of Evolution in my English classes,
I'm reading Paradise Lost, John Donne, and
even some Ellen White. My very first class
at Southern was Earth Science, taught by
Cyril Roe. Instead of following the typical
interpretation of geologists that the earth is
millions of years old, Dr. Roe logically
presented evidence that supports the
Christian perspective of Creation. The first
thing we did in class each day was have a
prayer. Not once in my entire two years of
community college did any of my teachers
offer a prayer.
Praying in the classroom is one thing,
but what a radical thing it would be to
have one of your professors come to your
dorm room to pray with you and your
friends. Philip Samaan is one such radical
person. In my Studies in Daniel class he is
very professional and articulate, but when
he's not teaching, he's actively interested
in each of his students. He canies a list of
their names and photos, and calls them on
the phone. If they are sick, he visits them,
and if they want to talk, he listens. He
even invited my sister and me to come
over to his home any time we wanted.
"Come and play the piano," he said.
"We also have plenty of food in the refrig-
erator." Dr. Samaan, with his kindness and
genuine spiritual mentoring and encour-
agement, embodies the educational experi-
ence at Southern Adventist University.
So, why did 1 come to Southern?
Marius. Bran-
don. Dr. Roe.
Dr. Samaan.
Any of these
people could be
an answer, and
yet they are only
a few of many. DPit"'"lj^^, A
Of course you'll
find all types of
people at South-
em Adventist
University, but
more important,
you will find
what you're
looking for. 1
came to South-
em looking for a positive spiritual atmo-
sphere, and that's exactly what 1 found. 1
came to Southern because this is where
God wants me to be. The only question I
have for myself now is, "Why didn't I come
here earlier?" ^
Ryan Wallace is a junior English major from Columbia Falls,
Montana. This is his first year at Southern Adventist
University.
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