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A  Time  of 
Transition 


Editor 
GEORGE  GRAVES     ggraves@nnbc  edu 


President's 


letter 


Art  Director 
GRETCHEN  NEWMAN     gr^ewman@mbc  edu 


SHERRY  R  COX  '99     scox®mbc  edu 


How  exciting  the  moments  of  transition 
can  be.  It  is  at  such  moments  that  one 
captures  an  objective  view  of  the  past  and 
a  prospect  of  progress  and  achievements 
yet  to  come.  At  such  a  moment,  one  is 
privileged  to  pause,  as  I  do  now. 

I  look  back  with  gratitude  for  all  of 
the  achievements  that  my  colleagues  have 
wrought.  We  have  been 
blessed  with  strong  trustees 
who  have  never  wavered  in 
their  vision  of  advancement 
for  Mary  Baldwin  College. 
And  we  have  been  blessed 
by  faculty  and  staff  of  extra- 
ordinary abilit)'  and 
dedication  who  have  worked 
together  to  implement  that 
overall  vision  in  remarkable 
ways.  Everyone  here,  what- 
ever the  job  or  position, 
contributes  to  our  collective 
sense  of  purpose,  to  our  well-being  and 
accomplishment. 

How  can  one  do  other  than 
rejoice?  Mary  Baldwin's  history  has  been 
one  of  achievement  despite  all  odds.  We 
are  a  resilient,  optimistic,  forward-looking 
institution.  Those  of  us  here  today  have 
been  able  to  build  upon  the  strong  foun- 
dation laid  by  those  who  came  before  us. 
We  have  done  so  because  we  believe 
deeply  in  the  importance  of  our  mission, 
encouraged  by  the  knowledge  that  our 
students  will  carry  the  benefits  of  our 
work  with  them,  and  that  the  college  we 
love  will  continue  to  benefit  as  well. 


It  is  not  up  to  me  to  set  the  course  for 
the  next  several  years.  I  do,  however,  take 
great  satisfaction  in  knowing  that  Mary 
Baldwin  College  today  is  strong,  posi- 
tioned well  for  whatever  the  next  steps 
will  be.  There  is  vast  potential,  not  only 
in  the  ways  we  recognize  now  but,  I  am 
sure,  in  many  unforeseen  directions. 
As  I  begin  watching 
Mary  Baldwin  from  a  dis- 
tance, I  shall  applaud  the 
leadership  of  our  next  presi- 
dent, Pamela  Fox.  I  shall  help 
her  whenever  she  asks.  I  shall 
help  the  college  in  every 
appropriate  way. 

Think  about  it  this  way: 
Most  loyal  alumnae/i  spent 
four  years  or  fewer  on  this 
campus  or  earning  a  degree 
through  one  of  our  regional 
centers.  You  are  enduringly  in 
love  with  this  college.  For  many,  it  has 
been  a  transforming  experience.  Multiply 
your  length  of  time  to  arrive  at  my  total 
of  18  years.  Yes,  I  am  as  supportive  and 
loyal  as  that! 

I  call  on  you  as  alumnae/i,  parents, 
friends,  donors  —  and  on  all  of  the 
community  embraced  by  Mary  Baldwin 
College  —  to  stand  with  Dr.  Fox  to  cre- 
ate our  future.  I  have  every  confidence 
that  she  will  be  an  extraordinary  suc- 
cess, and  I  wish  her  very,  very  well.  I 
hope  she  has  as  much  joy  in  her  work 
as  I  have  had.  She  can  have  no  greater 
reward. 


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The  Mary  Baldwin  College 
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2  President  Tyson's  Extraordinary  Record:  How  Did  She  Do  It? 

5  Tyson's  Times:  Highlights,  Reflections,  Honors 

10  Graduate  Teaching  Program  Marks  First  Decade 

11  Mary  Baldwin  Part  of  National  Project  To  Improve  Teacher  Education,  Training 

12  Pamela  Fox,  Miami  University  Official,  Named  Next  President 

14  Mary  Baldwin  Goes  to  War 

15  Shatcespeare  forToday's  Audience:  Converting  Words  to  Understanding 

1 6  Relay  for  Life  Raises  $12,500  ^ 

17  Judith  Grey  '65  Named  MBC  Mlajor-Gifts  Officer 

18  ADP  and  Dean  Kathleen  Stinehart:  A  Decade  of  Change  and  Improvement 

19  Diversity  House  Aptly  Named 
21  JMU's  Ralph  Cohen  To  Join  MBC  Faculty 

21  Board  of  Trustees  Elects  New  Members 

22  Moe  Hardy  Earns  the  Good  Bounces 
30  Crazy  About  Cats,  But  Not  Just  Any  Cats 
41  In  the  Bag:  Brecken  Elisabeth  Geiman  '06 

Departments 

14  News  in  Bnef 

20  Faculty  and  Staff  Highlights 
24  Mary  Baldwin  College  Gift  Shop 
27  Alumnae/i  News  and  Class  Notes 
38  Alumnae/i  in  Action 


On  the  cover 

This  portrait  of  President 
Cynthia  H.Tyson,  taken  on 
the  porch  of  the  Administra- 
tion Building  this  spring  by 
photographer  Ian  Bradshaw, 
is  a  gift  to  the  college  from 
the  Parents  Council. 


President  Tyson's 
Extraordinary  Record: 
How  Did  She  Do  It? 


>Y  James  D.  Lott 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Back  in  October,  when  Claire  Lewis 
"Yum"  Arnold  '69,  chair  of  the  Mary 
Baldwin  Board  of  Trustees,  announced 
to  an  assembly  of  faculty,  staff,  and  students 
that  Cynthia  Haldenby  Tyson,  president  of 
the  college  since  1985,  would  retire  at  the 
end  of  the  academic  year,  you  could  hear  an 
audience-wide  intake  of  breath.  Then  there 
was  silence,  the  sort  of  silence  you  always  get 
when  you  give  bad  and  unexpected  news. 
Then  when  Cynthia  stood  up  to  speak,  there 
was  long  and  loud  applause. 

When  she  spoke,  she  did  something  typi- 
cal. She  assured  the  audience  that  everything 
would  be  fine,  just  fine,  that  the  transition 
would  be  smooth,  and  that  MBC  would  con- 
tinue to  thrive.  I  say  this  talk  was  typical 
because  Cynthia  —  thoughtfully  and  deftly 
—  turned  our  attention  away  from  herself 
and  to  the  college. 

I  was  one  of  several  people  in  the  audi- 
ence who  had  been  there  when  she  gave  her 
first  talk  to  the  college  in  early  fall  1985.  In 
that  address  almost  18  years  ago,  she  spoke 
words  of  praise  and  admiration  for  the  peo- 
ple —  faculty,  staff,  and  administration  — 
who  worked  at  Mary  Baldwin  (words  we 
weren't  much  accustomed  to  hearing  before 
Cynthia  arrived),  and  she  laid  out  clearly  her 
vision  of  an  exciting  future 
despite  the  rather  formidable 
challenges  that  faced  us  all. 
She  got  a  warm  reception. 

The  one  remarkable  dif- 
ference between  the  reactions 
to  the  earlier  speech  and  to 
the  recent  one  is  that  the  lat- 
ter prompted  a  standing 
ovation.  In  fact,  when 
Cynthia  stood  up  before  col- 
leagues and  students  last 
October,  everyone  rose  with  her  to  acknowl- 
edge her,  and  when  she  finished  her  brief 
remarks,  everyone  stood  again  and  clapped 
until  Cynthia  had  to  ask  everyone  to  stop  and 
sit  down. 

It  is  unusual  in  modern  higher  education 


'...  it  is  phenomenal 
to  see  a  president, 
after  all  those  years, 
still  have  the  respect 
and  affection  of 
faculty,  staff,  students, 
and  alumnae/i.' 


to  see  a  college  president  serve  as  long  as 
Cynthia  has.  But  it  is  phenomenal  to  see  a 
president,  after  all  those  years,  still  have  the 
respect  and  affection  of  faculty,  staff,  stu- 
dents, and  alumnae/i.  No  other  college  or 
university  president  in  Virginia  comes  close  to 
the  length  of  Cynthia's  tenure  in  office  —  the 
longest  among  MBC's  presidents.  Few  in  the 
country  do.  And  those  years  have  not  been 
particularly  easy  ones  for  the  college  or  for  its 
president. 

Cynthia  has  had  to  make  tough  deci- 
sions: She  has  pushed  untiringly  for 
improvements  in  programs,  dealt  with  the 
impact  on  the  student  body  of  a  fast-chang- 
ing social  ethos,  coped  with  competing  claims 
on  a  budget  that  never  had  sufficient  rev- 
enues to  allow  her  to  do  everything  she 
would  have  liked,  and  represented  the  college 
forcefully  and  cheerfully  to  all  its  external 
constituencies.  And  after  all  those  opportuni- 
ties to  offend  faculty  and  staff  and  to  lose 
student,  trustee,  and  alumnae/i  support, 
Cynthia  leaves  with  two  standing  ovations. 

We  tend  to  divide  leaders  into  those  who 
are  well  liked  and  those  who  deal  deter- 
minedly with  controversial  issues,  but 
Cynthia  belies  that  division.  She  has  been  an 
outstanding  leader  who  has  effected  great 
change  at  MBC,  but  she  has 
exerted  her  leadership  in  ways 
that  cause  people  to  respond 
to  her  with  respect  and  affec- 
tion. How  has  she  done  it? 
Because  I  worked  with 
Cynthia  as  a  member  of  her 
administrative  team  for  15 
years,  I  should  be  able  to  tell 
you  the  secret  of  her  success- 
ful leadership,  but  I  can't.  In 
fact,  there  probably  is  not  one 
single  secret.  Several  years  ago,  when  I  was 
working  on  a  task  force  that  led  to  the 
Virginia  Women's  Institute  for  Leadership  — 
a  program  that  was  primarily  Cynthia's  brain 
child  —  the  group  spent  a  lot  of  time  dis- 
cussing qualities  of  leadership,  particularly 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


'She  recognizes 

that  it  doesn't 

matter  whether 

you  call  the 


moved  on  to  the  next  table.  When  she 
gave  her  talk  later,  she  said  that  several 
students  had  told  her  what  they  were 
interested  in  studying,  and  she  men- 
tioned each  by  name.  That  fall,  the 
student  at  my  table  was  on  the  first 
row  at  freshman  orientation. 

But  Cynthia's  success  comes  from 
more  than  being  everywhere  at  once 
and  communicating  effectively.  She  has 
a  marrow-deep  sense  of 
mission,  and  she  is  like  a 
bulldog  (English,  of 
course!)  in  pursuing  her 
one  goal:  ensuring  the 
future  of  Mary  Baldwin 
College. 

Cynthia  envisions  the 
glass  nail  rUll       college  as  a  mini-universi- 
Or  half  empty.'       ^y  serving  a  diverse 

population  of  students 
and  preparing  them  to  be 
successful  in  a  world  that 
refuses  to  stand  still.  Everything  she 
has  accomplished  reflects  that  vision: 
the  economic  and  racial  diversity  of 
our  students,  new  programs  like 
VWIL  and  graduate  study  in  teaching 
and  (with  Shenandoah  Shakespeare) 
in  Shakespeare,  expansion  of  the 
Adult  Degree  Program  and  the 
Program  for  the  Exceptionally  Gifted 
(in  its  infancy  when  she  arrived), 
additional  support  for  the  college 
among  our  alumnae/i  and  others,  a 
remarkable  increase  in  the  college's 
financial  resources,  and  improvement 
in  its  physical  plant.  No  one  is  better 
than  Cynthia  at  asking  for  money! 

She  is  also  the  most  practical  of 
people.  She  understands  that  you 
reach  your  goals  by  working  with 
people  and  that  people  come  togeth- 
er with  all  sorts  of  concerns, 
agendas,  prejudices,  ideas,  feelings, 
attitudes,  and  degrees  of  intelligence, 
time  before  the  meal  (and  even  during      And  when  all  that  mix  of  stuff  causes 


those  we  should  try  to  develop  in 
young  women.  One  day,  a  student 
member  of  the  task  force  said,  "Why 
don't  we  just  clone  Dr.  Tyson?"  In  a 
way,  what  we  are  doing  for  all  our  stu- 
dents in  all  our  academic  programs  is 
showing  them  an  example  of  excellent 
leadership  by  showing  them  Cynthia. 

And  they  do  see  her!  One  aston- 
ishing fact  about  her  leadership  style 
is  that  she  is  ubiqui- 
tous, or  she  seems  to 
be.  Unless  she  is  off 
campus  —  and  that  is 
usually  because  she  is 
traveling  for  the  col- 
lege —  she  attends 
every  athletic  event, 
every  student  art  show 
or  theatrical  produc- 
tion, every  student 
government  occasion, 
every  VWIL  parade, 
every  Adult  Degree  Program  orienta- 
tion, every  Junior  Dads  dance, 
everything,  in  fact,  in  which  students 
are  involved.  She  regularly  has  stu- 
dents for  lunch  to  hear  what  they  are 
concerned  about.  She  also  goes  to 
Hunt  Dining  Hall  and  stations  her- 
self at  a  table  to  invite  students  to 
talk  to  her. 

Part  of  Cynthia's  success  is  her 
ability  to  communicate.  She  is  a  pow- 
erful speaker,  and  she  loves  to  get  out 
from  behind  the  lectern,  stand  as 
close  to  her  audience  as  she  can,  and 
engage  them.  When  she  is  forced  to 
speak  from  behind  a  lectern,  she  rises 
on  her  toes  as  if  she  wants  to  vault 
over  the  thing  and  pull  the  audience 
physically  into  an  understanding  of 
what  she  is  saying.  And  if  the  talk 
comes  after  dinner  —  an  alumnae/i 
or  a  prospective-student  event,  for 
instance  —  she  will  have  spent  all  the 


it)  circulating  among  the  diners  and 
greeting  each  individually. 

I  sat  one  evening  with  a  prospec- 
tive student  and  her  parents.  Cynthia 
stopped  at  our  table  and  engaged 
everyone  in  spirited  conversation,  then 


a  project  to  bog  down  or  an  idea  to 
get  bushwhacked,  Cynthia  accepts 
the  inevitable,  regroups,  and  moves 
on.  It's  as  if  she  has  determined  not 
to  waste  her  formidable  energy  on 
lamenting  what  didn't  work  out  but 


to  remain  focused  always  on  the 
future  and  its  opportunities. 

Her  manner  —  a  student  once 
told  me  that  "Dr.  Tyson  sure  is 
perky"  —  can  delude  people  into 
thinking  of  her  as  an  eternal  opti- 
mist, the  type  who  always  sees  the 
glass  as  half  full,  not  half  empty.  But 
those  who  work  closely  with  her 
come  to  realize  that  with  Cynthia  it 
is  more  complicated  than  that.  She 
recognizes  that  it  doesn't  matter 
whether  you  call  the  glass  half  full  or 
half  empty.  You  don't  waste  time 
exulting  over  the  former  or  lament- 
ing the  latter.  What  matters  is  what 
you  do  with  whatever  water  there  is. 

These  are  some  of  the  qualities 
of  character  that  have  served  Cynthia 
—  and  the  college  —  well.  But  she 
really  does  escape  analysis.  One 
quality  I  haven't  mentioned  was  cap- 
tured by  a  caricature  of  Cynthia 
from  her  days  at  Queens  University 
in  Charlotte,  North  Carolina.  It 
shows  a  young  woman,  indeed  a 
perky  young  woman,  bounding  along 
a  campus  sidewalk  smiling  happily, 
apparently  unaware  that  she  is  sever- 
al feet  off  the  ground.  Whatever  that 
cartoon  was  meant  to  convey  —  spir- 
it, optimism,  enthusiasm  —  what  it 
also  shows  is  sheer  verve,  sheer  joy  in 
being  and  doing. 

I  think  the  secret  to  Cynthia's 
success  —  and  the  reason  we  all  still 
love  and  admire  her  —  may  be  that 
she  takes  such  joy  in  her  life  and  her 
job  and  her  colleagues  (with  all  their 
foibles)  that  she  makes  us  all  feel 
more  joyous  as  well,  about  ourselves, 
about  our  roles  in  the  Mary  Baldwin 
story,  and  about  each  other. 

James  D.  Lott  started  at  Mary 
Baldwin  College  in  1964  as  part  of  the 
English  Department  and  became  dean 
of  the  college  in  1986.  A  member  of 
the  search  committee  that  recommend- 
ed President  Tyson  for  her  position,  he 
retired  in  2001  as  dean  emeritus  and 
professor  of  English  emeritus  and  is 
now  a  trustee. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Surrounded  by  reporters  and  news  cameras  on  September  24, 1993, 
President  Tyson  announces  the  creation  of  the  Virginia  Women's  Institute 
for  Leadership. 

2.  Dr.  Tyson  with,  from  left,  Erin  Kelly,  2000-01  Student  Government 
Association  president,  and  national  political  conrespondent  Cokie  Roberts, 
who  gave  the  2000  Smyth  Leadership  Lecture. 

3.  New  honorary  alumnaeA:  from  left.  John  Kelly,  then  director  of  security 
and  safety  at  the  college;  Dr. Tyson;  and  former  MBC  President  Samuel  R. 
Spencer  Jr.  are  recognized  at  Homecoming  1992. 

4.  Dr.  Tyson  with  fonner  President  Jimmy  Carter  at  a  Washington,  D.C.,  tele- 
vision studio.  She  was  promoting  the  still-new  VWIL  and  the  preservation 
of  single-sex  education.  He  was  touting  a  hook. 

5.  Dr.  Tyson  with,  left.  Jeffrey  L  Buller,  dean  of  the  college,  and  two  of  his 
predecessors:  James  D.  Lottand  Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton. 

6.  Dr.  Tyson  with  U.S.  Senator  John  Warner  of  Virginia  at  Commencement  1995. 

7.  Dr.TysonwithTrueandCharlesS.Lucklilataparty  in  1995  acknowledg- 
ing his  service  as  a  member  and  chainnan  of  the  Board  ofTmstees.  He  is 
now  tnjstee  emeritus. 

8.  Dr. Tyson  with  VWIL  Director  Brenda  Bryant,  left,  and  Anna  Kate  Reid 
Hipp  '63,  then  chair  of  the  board  of  tnjstees  and  now  trustee  emerita.  at 
the  U.S.  Supreme  Court  in  Washington,  D.C.  in  1996,  during  an  ultimately 
successful  challenge  to  the  Virginia  Military  Institute's  admitting  men  only. 
VWIL  has  continued  to  thrive  even  though  VMI  is  co-ed. 


More  students.  Overall  enrollment 
more  than  doubled  to  more  than 
2,000.  Undergraduate  on-campus 
enrollment  up  by  half  to  about  900. 
Sharp  increases  reflected  in  all  pro- 
grams, including  two  begun  before 
Tyson  arrived:  PEG  and  ADR  MBC  is 
the  largest  women's  college  in  Virginia. 

Stronger  students.  Record  number 
of  applications  last  fall  yielded  a  class 
with  average  SATs  among  the  highest 
in  decades.  Entering  GPAs  also  rose. 

Greater  diversity.  Third  of  on-cam- 
pus undergraduates  are  women  of 
color  and  international  students. 

Added  dollars.  Record  fund-raising 
campaigns,  including  the  largest,  at 
the  time,  among  women's  colleges  in 
Virginia.  Endowment  tripled.  Annual 
Giving  more  than  doubled. 

More  programs.  Virginia  Women's 
Institute  for  Leadership,  Master  of  Arts 
in  Teaching,  M.Litt./MFA  in 
Shakespeare  and  Renaissance 
Literature  in  Performance,  Health  Care 
Administration.  Master's  programs 
planned  in  counseling  psychology  and 
business. 

Campus  improvement.  New  PEG 

Center,  rehabilitated  Administration 
Building,  renovations  to  other  build- 
ings, heightened  technology 
everywhere.  Five  regional  centers. 

High  rankings.  U.S.  News  &  World 
Report  top  tier  of  master's  level  univer- 
sities in  the  South.  Before  the  change 
in  classification,  which  acknowledges  a 
growing  array  of  distinctive  graduate 
and  undergraduate  programs,  MBC 
was  consistently  ranked  among  the  10 
best  liberal-arts  colleges  in  the  South. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Recognition  for  President  Tyson 


Presbyterian  Church 

The  Presbyterian  Church  (U.S.A.)  has 
named  Mary  Baldwin  President  Cynthia 
H.Tyson  one  of  this  year's  recipients  of  its 
Higher  Education  Award. 

The  award  honors  those  who  have 
made  outstanding  contributions  to  the 
church's  mission  of  higher  education.  The 
church  noted  Tyson's  nearly  two  decades 
as  president  of  an  academically  strong 
institution  that  encourages  character 
development  and  leadership. 

Founded  in  1842,  Mary  Baldwin  is  the 
oldest  women's  college  in  America  histor- 
ically associated  with  the  Presbyterian 
Church.  Founder  Rufus  W.  Bailey  was  a 
Presbyterian  minister 

Assembly,  Trustees 

The  Virginia  General  Assembly  and  the 
Mary  Baldwin  College  Board  of  Trustees 
have  adopted  resolutions  hononng 
President  Cynthia  H. Tyson, The  General 
Assembly  cited  Tyson's  "exemplary  service 
and  dedication  to  the  college,  to  the 
Staunton  community,  and  to  the  com- 
monwealth." At  their  April  meeting, 
trustees  presented  Tyson  a  framed  copy 
of  a  resolution  praising  her  "visionary 
leadership,"  warmth  and  humor,  and  the 
"indelible  mark"  she  leaves  on  the  col- 
lege, "positioning  Mary  Baldwin  to  move 
forward  as  it  continues  to  nurture  young 
women  and  develop  unique  opportunities 
for  women,  and  men,  of  all  ages  to  follow 
their  dreams." 

Virginia's  governor,  Mark  R.  Warner, 
praised  Tyson  in  a  letter  presented  to  her 
in  Richmond. 

The  full  text  of  the  resolutions  is  linked 
from  the  MBC  news  and  events  Web 
page:  www.mbc.edu/college/news. 

Honorary  Degree 

At  Commencement  May  18,  on  behalf  of 
trustees  and  faculty,  Jeffrey  L.  Buller, 
dean  of  the  college,  bestowed  an  hon- 
orary doctor  of  humane  letters  on  Tyson. 
He  noted,  especially,  her  impact  on  high- 
er education  well  beyond  the  college. 

"She's  recognized  by  college  presi- 
dents and  administrators,  elected 
officials  at  the  local,  state,  and  federal 
levels,  and  business  and  community 
leaders  across  the  country  as  someone 
who  gets  things  done,  who  stands  up  for 
what  she  believes  in,  who's  always  gra- 
cious, who's  increased  opportunities  in 
higher  education,  and  who's  made  the 
world  a  better  place." 


DAR  Americanism  Medal 

The  Daughters  of  the  American 
Revolution  has  bestowed  upon 
President  Cynthia  H.  Tyson  one  of  its 
highest  awards:  the  Americanism 
Medal,  given  to  naturalized  citizens  who 
have  shown  extraordinary  leadership, 
trustworthiness,  service,  and  patriotism. 

In  making  the  presentation  at  the 
college  January  15,  Caroline  D,  Bell, 
regent  of  the  Beverley  Manor  Chapter  of 
the  Virginia  DAR,  praised  Tyson's  long 
service  to  education  and  to  Staunton 
and  her  adopted  country.  Bell  noted  that 
Tyson,  in  a  talk  to  newly  naturalized  citi- 
zens in  Staunton  two  years  ago,  spoke 
of  "courage,  choice,  and  commitment." 
Said  Bell:  "Dr.  Tyson's  citizenship  is 
exemplary,  defining  her  own  courage  in 
choosing  a  new  country  and  her  strong 
commitment  to  its  people  and  to  the 
common  good"  She  said  Tyson  "has 
won  the  affection  and  esteem  of  all  who 
know  her" 

Born,  reared,  and  educated  in 
England,  Tyson  earned  a  Ph.D.  in  English 
language  and  medieval  English  literature 
at  the  University  of  Leeds  in  northern 
England,  where  she  also  completed  her 
bachelor's  and  master's  degrees.  Tyson 
began  her  distinguished  career  in 
American  higher  education  as  a 
Fulbright  scholar  and  lecturer.  She 
became  a  U.S.  citizen  more  than  20 
years  ago. 

Before  coming  to  Mary  Baldwin  in 
1985,  Tyson  was  vice  president  for  acad- 
emic affairs  and  chief  academic  officer 
at  Queens  University  in  Charlotte,  North 
Carolina.  She  holds  certificates  in 
Management  Development  for  College 
and  University  Administrators  from 
Harvard's  Institute  for  the  Management 
of  Lifelong  Education  and  Institute  for 
Educational  Management. 

The  first  woman  to  be  elected  pres- 
ident of  the  Rotary  Club  of  Staunton, 
Tyson  has  been  active  in  her  community 
through  service  on  many  boards,  includ- 
ing those  of  the  Frontier  Culture 
Museum;  Shenandoah  Shakespeare: 
and  SAW,  the  Community  Foundation  of 
Staunton,  Augusta  County,  and 
Waynesboro. 

Phi  Beta  Kappa 

President  Tyson  was  elected  an  hon- 
orary member  of  Mary  Baldwin's  chapter 
of  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  the  nation's  oldest 
and  most  prestigious  society  for  stu- 
dents of  high  academic  achievement. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


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1985  Tyson  becomes  president 

Regional  center  in  Charlottesville  opens 

Rosemarie  Sena  Center  for  Career  Development  opens 

1986  Wenger  Hall  renovated 

1 987  Physical  Activities  Center  purchased  from  YMCA 

1988  Carpenter  Academic  Hall  (classrooms  and  faculty  offices)  reconfigured,  modernized 

1989  Memorial  Residence  Hall  reopens  after  restoration 
Carpenter  Quest  and  Health  Care  Administration  programs  begin 

1991  Hill  Top  Residence  Hall  reopens  after  restoration 

1992  Mary  Baldwin  College  marks  150th  anniversary 
Sesquicentennial  Campaign  raises  record  $37  million 
MAT  established 

William  G.  Pannill  Student  Center  completed 
Miller  Chapel  renovated 

1993  Regional  center  at  Blue  Ridge  Community  College  opens. 

1995  VWIL  established 

1996  Chaplain's  residence  renovated  for  use  as  ADR  House 

Lounge  in  Spencer  Residence  Hall  redecorated  by  Alumnae/i 
Association 

1997  King  Gymnasium  converted  to  King  Residence  Hall 
Main  campus  wired  for  data,  voice,  and  cable 
Geraldine  Ferraro  is  first  Smyth  Leadership  lecturer 

1998  Administration  Building  and  McClung  rehabilitated 

1999  Templeton  college  guide  names  MBC  one  of  nation's  leading  colleges  for  character 

Eight  alumnae  establish  The  Cynthia  Haldenby  Tyson  Endowment  for  Leadership 
Development  in  honor  of  her  "extraordinary,  visionary  leadership" 

MBCSpan,  the  e-newsletter  for  parents,  launched 

2000  Grafton  Library  renovated 

Blakely  House  converted  to  health  center 

Tyson  president-elect  of  the  Southern  Association  of  Colleges  and  Schools 

2001  M.Litt./MFA  begins 

Softball  field  upgraded  to  mark  team's  new  varsity  status 
Staunton  Military  Academy-VWIL  Museum  opens 
Leadership  Initiative  raises  record  $58  million 

U.S.  News  &  World  Report  lists  MBC  in  the  top  tier  of  master's 
level  universities  in  the  South 

Health  Care  Administration  program  receives  national  certification 

2002  Tyson  invited  to  write  diary  for  posting  on  collegevalues.org 
Minors  in  creative  writing  and  physics  approved 
Regional  center  in  Sterling  in  northern  Virginia  opens 
New  PEG  Center  completed 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Brenda  Bryant 

Director,  Virginia  Women's  Institute 
for  Leadership 

President  Tyson  has  been  not  only  the 
founding  mother  of  VWIL,  but  also  its 
biggest  fan.  We  will  surely  miss  her  when 
we  pass  in  review. 

Jeff  Buller 

Dean  of  the  College 

I  first  met  Dr.  Tyson  on  a  very  cold  and 
icy  morning  in  February  after  flying  up 
from  Georgia  to  interview  for  the  dean- 
ship.  We  had  had  to  change  the 
interview  schedule  completely  because 
most  of  the  people  I  was  supposed  to 
talk  to  were  unable  to  reach  campus 
early  that  day.  So,  although  Dr.  Tyson  and 
I  had  originally  been  scheduled  to  begin 
our  conversation  sometime  in  the  after- 
noon, it  ended  up  being  my  very  first 
meeting.  We  chatted  for  a  bit  about  gen- 
eral things  —  the  weather,  how.my  flight 
had  been,  that  sort  of  thing  —  and  then 
suddenly,  in  what  seemed  completely 
unrelated  to  what  we  had  been  talking 
about,  she  looked  right  at  me  and  said, 
"Well,  of  course,  Mary  Baldwin  College 
IS  and  has  been,  at  least  at  the  traditional 
undergraduate  level,  a  college  for 
women.  And  what  I  want  to  know  is: 
How  do  you  feel  about  that?  Do  you  find 
it  an  interesting  prospect,  or  do  you  see 
it  as  more  of  an  obstacle  to  overcome?" 

It  was  such  a  direct  question  that  I 
remember  thinking:  Here's  someone  I 
can  learn  a  lot  from.  She's  flexible;  she's 
reorganized  her  whole  day  just  for  this 
meeting.  She's  candid;  she  certainly  put 
her  cards  right  on  the  table  just  now.  And 
she's  so  gracious  about  everything  that 
you  feel  perfectly  at  ease  even  when 
shot  between  the  eyes  like  that.  Most 
important  of  all,  she  really  seems  to  be 
interested  in  hearing  my  answer. 

Well,  first  impressions  are  very 
important,  and  they  certainly  were  that 
day.  So  many  of  Dr.  Tyson's  wonderful 
qualities  came  through  in  that  very  first 
conversation.  She  had  me  at  "Good 
morning" 


Lee  Stuart  Cochran 

Trustee,  Shenandoah  Shakespeare 

Cynthia  Haldenby  Tyson  has  not  only  been 
a  sterling  president  of  MBC,  she  has  been 
a  premier  citizen  of  Staunton.  She  has 
achieved  the  perfect  balance  of  service  to 
town  and  gown. 

I  have  served  with  Cynthia  on  vari- 
ous boards  and  committees.  Her 
dedication  to  the  Shenandoah 
Shakespeare  program  and  her  active  par- 
ticipation at  the  Frontier  Culture 
Museum  have  greatly  enriched  both. 

Her  leaving  will  cost  me  a  good  friend 
and  cost  Staunton  a  brilliant  leader 

George  M.  Cochran 

Retired  Virginia  Supreme  Court  Justice, 
Trustee  Emeritus 

I  had  the  honor  of  presiding  at  the  ceremo- 
ny in  which  Dr.  Cynthia  H.Tyson  was 
installed  as  president  of  Mary  Baldwin 
College.  It  was  a  happy  day  for  the  col- 
lege, for  the  Staunton  community  and  for 
the  Commonwealth  of  Virginia.  Her  awe- 
some energy  searching  imagination,  and 
communication  skills  made  Dr.  Tyson  a 
leader  in  all  her  activities.  She  brought 
Mary  Baldwin  to  a  high  level  of  success. 
She  brought  the  college  and  the  local  com- 
munity closer  together  in  friendship. 

As  an  active  volunteer  or  gubernatorial 
appointee,  she  brought  her  ability  and  per- 
sonality to  cultural  and  educational 
activities  of  importance  to  Virginia. 

Distinguished  educator,  admirable  citi- 
zen, energetic  leader  —  that  is  how  she 
will  be  remembered. 

Jacqui  Elliott-Wonderley  '93 
Dean  of  Admission  and  Financial  Aid 

I  met  Dr.  Tyson  as  a  lunior  in  high  school 
during  an  admissions  overnight.  In  her  pre- 
sentation to  prospective  students.  Dr. 
Tyson  said  I  could  accomplish  anything  at 
Mary  Baldwin.  I  believed  her. 

So  I  came  to  Mary  Baldwin  as  a  fresh- 
man in  1989.  Within  the  first  six  weeks. 
Dr. Tyson  knew  my  name.  She  would  greet 
me  on  the  sidewalk  as  she  went  to  a 
meeting  or  to  some  other  function  on 


campus.  Her  stride  was  quick  and  her 
smile  wide.  She  was  a  role  model  to  me 
as  a  student  because  she  was  a  power- 
house. I  respected  her.  She  was 
everything  I  thought  a  leader  should  be. 

Now  I  am  an  alumna  and  administra- 
tor of  the  college.  My  views  of  her 
haven't  changed,  only  gotten  stronger. 
Dr.  Tyson  has  touched  the  lives  of  many 
people  during  her  tenure  at  Mary 
Baldwin.  She  has  certainly  touched 
mine.  When  I  count  the  blessings  in  my 
life,  I  count  Dr.  Tyson  twice. 

Leah  Griffith  '03 

2002-03  President, 

Student  Govemment  Association 

To  students,  Dr,  Tyson  is  known  for  her 
famous  laugh  and  "Mary  Baldwin 
women  work  hard  and  they  play  hard." 
To  students.  Dr.  Tyson  is  a  supporter, 
cheerleader,  and  nurturer. 

I  have  had  the  privilege  of  seeing  Dr. 
Tyson  interact  with  numerous  Mary 
Baldwin  constituents,  from  students  to 
trustees.  The  best  description  of  her  lead- 
ership and  compassion  for  Mary  Baldwin 
IS  genuine  love. 

As  I  reflect  on  my  four  years  here  and 
the  various  opportunities  I  have  had,  I 
agree  with  a  comment  made  at  a 
memorial  service  by  the  father  of  a  stu- 
dent who  passed  away  this  fall.  He  said 
that  Mary  Baldwin  holds  a  spirit  over  any 
student,  staff,  or  faculty  member,  or  any- 
one who  comes  in  contact  with  the 
institution.  I  would  add  that  Dr.  Tyson 
truly  represents  and  nurtures  that  spirit 
and  passes  it  on  to  others. 

James  Harrington 

Professor  of  Education/Adult  Studies 

In  the  fall  of  1985,  early  in  her  first  year  as 
our  president,  Cynthia  and  I  traveled  to 
Southside  Virginia  Community  College  to 
attend  opening  ceremonies  for  our 
regional  center  there.  Because  of  the 
geographical  and  political  layout  of  the 
region,  the  organizers  felt  it  was  impor- 
tant to  have  multiple  ceremonies:  in 
Emporia,  Alberta,  and  Keysville.  In  each 


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location,  all  of  the  local  dignitaries,  may- 
ors, state  senators,  and  delegates  were 
assembled,  and  the  speeches  were  lav- 
ish and  extensive.  At  every  stop  during 
this  long  day,  Cynthia  amazed  me  and 
our  hosts  with  her  immediate  grasp  of 
the  situation,  her  mastery  of  the  names 
and  positions  of  the  various  community 
leaders,  and  her  capacity  to  focus  the 
crowd's  attentions  on  the  important  edu- 
cational and  economic  issues  at  hand. 
What  I  remember  about  the  long 
drive  home  was  that  Cynthia  was 
expecting  company  that  evening  and 
had  to  get  home  to  prepare  a  dessert 
that  involved  peeling  grapes.  That  was 
my  initial  exposure  to  Dr.  Tyson's  energy, 
stamina,  and  charm. 

Rudy  and  Aremita  Watson 

Parents  of  alumnae;  Aremita  Watson  is  a 
trustee  and  former  chair  of  the  Parents 
Council;  Rudy  Watson  is  a  former 
member  of  the  Advisory  Board  of 
Visitors  and  its  executive  committee. 
Dr  Tyson  is  an  educator,  administrator  and 
leader  with  bold  ideas,  courage,  action, 
grace,  wisdom  and  professionalism. 
Upon  enrolling  our  first  daughter  at  MBC 
in  the  Program  for  the  Exceptionally 
Gifted,  we  were  comfortable  knowing 
that  MBC  was  a  good  place  that  could 
meet  her  needs.  Our  meetings  over  the 
years  in  various  capacities  with  Dr. 
Tyson,  her  staff,  and  faculty  convinced 
us  that  MBC  was  the  best  place  for  all 
three  of  our  daughters.  She  shared  and 
understood  our  family's  goals  for  them, 
and  her  leadership  fostered  an  environ- 
ment for  those  goals  to  be  attained, 

Marlena  Hobson 

Assistant  Professor  of  Art 

President  Tyson  has  been  an  inspiration 
to  many  of  us.  Her  energy  and  opti- 
mism have  helped  us  through  what 
seemed  to  be  very  rough  times.  I  have 
appreciated  her  sincere  empathy  and 
attention  to  personal  concerns  —  and, 
of  course,  her  sense  of  humor,  in  partic- 
ular the  many  very  funny  moments  at 


Friday  afternoon  faculty  meetings. 
Those  were  wonderful  heartfelt  laughs, 
and  I  shall  truly  miss  them. 

Roderic  Owen 

Professor  of  Philosophy 

Many  of  us  have  been  amazed  at  Cynthia's 
ability  to  remember  personal  names  and 
to  speak  extemporaneously  (or  at  least  to 
give  that  appearance!). Those  abilities  have 
served  this  college  so  very  well  with  her 
work  to  build  bridges  between  the  various 
constituencies  of  MBC.  From  the  Parents 
Council  to  the  Board  of  Trustees,  Cynthia 
has  known  every  individual  and  known 
how  to  support  and  nurture  each  individ- 
ual's sense  of  connection  to  Mary 
Baldwin  College.  With  our  own  faculty 
and  staff,  she  not  only  knows  our  names 
but  has  always  been  among  the  first  to 
write  a  note  of  concern  or  to  call  when 
someone  becomes  ill,  has  suffered  a 
loss,  or  is  celebrating  a  special  event. 
Moreover,  Cynthia  has  always  been  quick 
to  congratulate  and  thank  faculty  staff, 
and  fellow  administrators. 

About  10  years  ago,  I  asked  Cynthia 
what  was  the  single  most  difficult  chal- 
lenge of  her  presidency  at  that  point.  Her 
answer:  simply  finding  the  time  and 
energy  to  fit  everything  in.  From  social 
events  with  alumnae/i,  speaking  at  VWIL 
functions,  welcoming  ADP  students  at 
orientation,  to  chairing  both  the  monthly 
faculty  meetings  and  weekly  executive 
staff  meetings,  there  was  Cynthia  Tyson: 
firm,  resolved,  thoroughly  prepared, 
open  to  debate  —  but  also  prepared  to 
make  a  decision  and  take  action.  She 
has  never  faltered. 

Ethel  M.  Smeak  '53 
Professor  Emerita  of  English 

My  first  memory  is  Cynthia's  initial  meet- 
ing in  the  Student  Activities  Center.  She 
addressed  all  of  us:  faculty  and  staff,  build- 
ings and  grounds,  housekeepers,  dining 
room  staff  —  everyone  was  invited.  And 
she  praised  all  of  us.  We,  who  had  known 
few  kind  words,  just  looked  in  wonder- 
ment at  this  tiny  woman. 


My  second  memory  is  Betty  Kegley 
[now  professor  emerita  of  physical  and 
health  education]  coming  down  the  hill  as  I 
was  walking  up  it.  She  said,  "Hurry!  The 
president  is  washing  her  own  car! "  By  the 
time  I  got  there,  there  were  only  puddles 
of  water,  but  that  was  clear  evidence. 

These  two  instances  characterize 
Cynthia  Tyson  as  our  president.  She  is  her- 
self; she  cares  about  everyone;  she 
knows  this  college  and  everyone  in  it. 
And,  despite  all  of  her  accomplishments, 
she  never  thinks  that  she  is  better  or  more 
important  than  the  least  of  us.  She  has 
been  the  perfect  role  model  for  all. 


Tyson  Says  Thanks 

Faculty,  students,  and  staff  have  collected 
memorabilia  —  letters,  photos,  newspaper 
clippings,  and  even  e-mails  —  and  presented 
them  in  albums  to  President  Tyson  at  a  college 
and  community  reception  on  campus  April  3. 

Later,  offering  thanks  to  all  who  have 
observed  her  long  service  and  pending  retirement 
in  one  fashion  or  another,  she  wrote: 

"I  am  deeply  grateful.  I  cannot  begin  to  tell 
you  how  meaningful  all  this  is  to  me.  Instead  I 
shall  repeat  what  I  said  to  those  assembled  at  the 
party  last  Thursday  evening  when  I  referred  them 
to  my  text  for  all  of  these  wonderfully  moving 
events:  Jane  Austen's  Emma.  In  that  novel,  Mr. 
Knightly  says  to  Emma,  who  has  been  waiting 
for  profuse  expressions  of  devotion:  If  I  loved 
you  less,  I  could  talk  about  it  more. 

Frankly,  I  find  it  impossible,  likewise,  to  tell 
you  adequately  the  depth  of  my  commitment  and 
affection  for  you  and  this  college.  We  simply 
have  to  live  it  out  and  recognize  the  unspoken 
communications  of  the  spirit. 

Thank  you  all.  I  shall  not  say  good-bye 
because  I  shall  come  back  in  the  capacit\'  of 
volunteer,  when  asked. 

But,  for  now,  I  am  deeply  grateful,  respectful 
and  blessed  by  all  of  you." 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


MASTER    OF  ARTS    IN  TEACHING 


'We  had  two  unique  ideas  about  how  to  do 
teacher  education:  base  our  work  in  the  inquiry 
method  and  involve  practicing  teachers  as  part- 
ners with  graduate  faculty  in  educating  new 
teachers  —  our  teaching  partners  approach.' 


Graduate  Teaching  Program  Marks  First  Decade 


(ItORCE    GRAVRS 


Mary  Baldwin  College's  first 
graduate  program  —  mas- 
ter of  arts  in  teaching  —  is 
observing  its  10th  anniversary  as  it 
continues  to  expand  and  evolve  while 
retaining  its  distinctive  characteristics. 

"We  have  much  to  celebrate," 
says  MAT  Director  Carole  C.  Grove. 
"We  have  produced  some  of  the  finest 
teachers  —  men  as  well  as  women  — 
for  the  schools  in  Virginia  and 
beyond.  We  have  continued  our 
strong  programs  in  elementary  and 
middle-school  education  while  most 
recently  adding  endorsements  in 
special  education  in  the  areas  of 
learning  disabilities,  mental  retarda- 
tion, and  emotional  disturbance. 
And  we  offer  an  add-on  endorsement 
in  gifted  education." 

Added  Grove:  "The  Graduate 
Seminar  program  has  matured  into 
Professional  Development  Institutes 
that  serve  area  educators  along  with 
our  students."  And  MAT  has  hired  its 
first  graduate  assistant,  Emma  Leed. 

MAT  students  are  drawn  to  Mary 
Baldwin  for  many  reasons.  Some  are 
seasoned  instructors  who  want 
advanced  training.  Others  are  chang- 
ing careers.  Still  others  are  starting 
out  and  want  strong  preparation 
before  they  enter  the  field. 

"I  became  interested  after  reading 
about  the  program's  focus  on  inquiry- 
based  learning  and  on  the  liberal 
arts,"  says  Leed.  "I  received  my 
undergraduate  degree  in  English  from 
a  small  liberal  arts  college  —  Centre 
College  in  Danville,  Kentucky  —  and 
I  felt  very  fulfilled  and  enriched  by  the 
liberal  arts  education.  Mary  Baldwin 
has  offered  me  the  chance  to  further 
my  liberal  arts  education  while 


pursuing  my  goal  of  teaching.  The 
small  class  sizes  and  the  fact  that  each 
class  is  taught  by  a  graduate  faculty 
member  and  an  experienced  class- 
room teacher  were  also  important 
factors  in  my  decision." 

The  MAT  Program  observed  its 
first  decade  with  a  conference  at  the 
college  April  12.  The  keynote  speaker 
was  Carol  Tomlinson,  a  professor  in 
the  University  of  Virginia's  Curry 
School  of  Education  and  a  national 
leader  in  teaching,  in  one  classroom, 
children  of  differing  abilities  and 
preparation.  Virginia 
Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction 
Jo  Lynne  DeMary  briefed  confer- 
ence participants  on  trends  in 
Virginia's  public  schools. 

Among  those  who  helped  start 
and  shape  MAT  are  Virginia  R. 
Francisco  '64,  professor  of  theatre 
and  holder  of  the  Margaret  Hunt  Hill 
Distinguished  Chair  in  the 
Humanities,  and  Patricia  Westhafer, 
professor  of  education.  "Mary 
Cooper,  the  first  director  of  the  MAT 
Program,  called  Patty  and  me  the 
foremothers  of  the  program,"  says 
Francisco.  "I'm  pretty  proud  of  that!" 

"When  we  were  planning  the  pro- 
gram," says  Francisco,  "we  already 
had  established  our  record  of  leader- 
ship in  educating  adults  through  the 
Adult  Degree  Program.  We  debated 
other  ways  we  might  serve  adult  stu- 
dents, particularly  women.  We  started 
the  MAT  because  research  indicated  a 
need  for  a  graduate-level  program 
here,  and  MBC  has  long  been  known 
for  preparing  excellent  teachers." 

"Best  of  all,"  recalls  Francisco, 
"we  had  two  unique  ideas  about  how 
to  do  teacher  education:  base  our 


work  in  the  inquiry  method  and 
involve  practicing  teachers  as  part- 
ners with  graduate  faculty  in 
educating  new  teachers  —  our 
'teaching  partners'  approach.  Inquiry 
teaching  and  learning  is  all  about 
questions.  Students  and  teachers,  at 
any  level,  define  and  ask  questions, 
decide  on  a  method  of  investigation, 
and  then  gather  information  and  evi- 
dence. Finally,  they  develop  and  test 
a  tentative  answer  or  conclusion  that 
they  apply  to  new  information  or 
experience." 

"That  seems  simple,"  observes 
Francisco,  "bur  no  one  was  —  or  is 
—  doing  those  things.  We  also 
involved  teachers  and  principals  in 
planning  the  program,  starting  with 
a  summer  conference  at  which  we 
asked  them:  What  do  new  teachers 
need  to  know  or  be  able  to  do?" 

"Teaching  partners  have  been  a 
strikingly  important  aspect  of  our 
program,"  says  Francisco.  "My 
partner,  Kathryn  Ward,  was  a 
kindergarten  teacher.  She  partici- 
pated in  planning  the  MAT  Program 
and  teamed  with  arts  faculty  to 
devise  Inquiry  in  the  Arts,  the  course 
we  still  teach  together.  Sally  Rule- 
Gwinn  was  in  our  very  first  arts  class 
and  in  the  first  cohort  of  MAT  grad- 
uates. Today  she  teaches  at  Bessie 
Weller  Elementary  School  in 
Staunton  and  partners  with  us  to 
teach  the  arts  class.  These  women 
know  what's  going  on  —  in  today's 
classrooms,  in  the  current  research, 
with  parents  and  young  students. 
They're  indispensable  to  the  work  we 
do  in  preparing  new  teachers." 

Adds  Westhafer:  "Mary 
Baldwin's  being  an  innovative  place. 


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it  seemed  appropriate  that  we 
branch  out  into  offering  a  master's 
degree.  We  thought  that  the  stu- 
dents in  the  Aduk  Degree  Program 
who  had  degrees  and  wanted  to 
obtain  a  teaching  hcense  could  not 
only  get  licensure  but  the  master's 
degree  as  well."  Also,  practicing 
teachers  are  encouraged  to  pursue 
graduate  degrees  —  and  people  in 
other  occupations  view  the  MAT  as 
a  way  to  prepare  for  a  second 
career. 

The  proposed  program  had  to 
overcome  concerns  about  stretching 
available  staffing  and  straying  too 
far  from  the  liberal  arts.  "President 
Tyson  and  Jim  Lott,  the  dean  at  the 
time,  were  supportive,  which  helped 
enormously,"  says  Westhafer.  "The 
faculty  load  was  still  an  issue,  but 
we  decided  to  go  ahead  and  design  a 
successful  program  that  would 
allow  us  to  hire  more  faculty." 
Reassuring  to  all  was  that  the  MAT, 
consistent  with  Mary  Baldwin's  his- 
tory and  mission,  would  combine 
the  liberal  arts  with  the  new  profes- 
sional training. 

Westhafer  credits  Francisco  with 
being  "instrumental  in  getting  the 
program  off  the  ground.  She  worked 
countless  hours  fashioning  policy, 
publicizing,  writing  grant  proposals, 
and  applying  for  certification  from 
various  agencies." 

And  well  off  the  ground  it  is.  The 
MAT  Program  has  operations  in 
Roanoke,  Richmond,  and 
Charlottesville  besides  Staunton.  Some 
85  students  were  enrolled  this  spring. 

"The  MAT  Program  is  challeng- 
ing," says  Leed,  the  graduate 
assistant,  "but  very  rewarding." 


Mary  Baldwin  Part  of  National  Project 
To  Improve  Teacher  Education, Training 

Mary  Baldwin  College  has  received  a  three-year  grant  of  more  than 
$24,000  to  participate  in  a  national  effort  to  improve  teacher  train- 
ing. Mary  Baldwin  offers  teacher  education  through  both 
undergraduate  and  graduate  programs,  including  its  Master  of  Arts 
in  Teaching  Program,  observing  its  10th  anniversary. 

The  Standards-based  Teacher  Education  Project  was  created 
by  and  is  managed  by  the  Council  for  Basic  Education  and  the 
American  Association  of  Colleges  for  Teacher  Education.  STEP 
brings  together  colleges  and  universities,  elementary  and  sec- 
ondary school  instructors,  and  state  education  officials.  It 
emphasizes  that  teachers  must  know  the  subjects  they  are  teach- 
ing, how  to  teach  students  to  learn  at  high  levels,  and  how  to 
monitor  and  assess  learning. 

"This  will  give  us  an  opportunity  to  review  our  graduate  educa- 
tion curriculum  to  ensure  that  it  is  meeting  the  needs  of  teachers 
for  today's  classrooms,"  said  Carole  C.  Grove,  director  of  Mary 
Baldwin's  MAT  Program.  "This  initiative  is  also  to  ensure  that  liber- 
al-arts courses  and  professional  standards  are  connected.  We  will 
specifically  review  the  curriculum  for  alignment  of  our  program 
with  Virginia  Standards  of  Learning  (SOLs)  and  discipline-specific 
standards  of  knowledge  and  skills.  We  will  look  at  accreditation 
issues  in  preparation  for  the  next  re-accreditation  visit." 

Grove  and  Robert  Grotjohn,  associate  professor  of  English,  will 
oversee  MBC's  involvement  in  the  project. 

The  Council  for  Basic  Education  is  a  national  nonprofit  organi- 
zation that  advocates  a  standards-based  liberal-arts  curriculum  for 
all  students.  CBE  provides  a  wide  variety  of  standards-implementa- 
tion services  to  states,  school  districts,  and  schools.  CBE's 
programs  and  publications  are  intended  to  strengthen  teaching  and 
learning  in  the  liberal  arts  to  prepare  students  for  lifelong  learning 
and  responsible  citizenship. 

The  American  Association  of  Colleges  forTeacher  Education  is 
a  national,  voluntary  association  of  colleges  and  universities  with 
undergraduate  or  graduate  programs  to  prepare  professional  edu- 
cators. AACTE  supports  programs  in  data  gathering,  equity, 
leadership  development,  networking,  policy  analysis,  professional 
issues,  and  scholarships. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Pamela  Fox,  Miami  University  Official, 
Named  Next  President  of  Mary  Baldwin 


The  Mary  Baldwin  College 
Board  of  Trustees  has  cho- 
sen the  college's  ninth 
president:  Pamela  Fox,  a  dean  and 
administrator  at  Miami  University 
in  Oxford,  Ohio.  Praised  for  her 
strong,  dynamic  leadership,  Fox  is 
also  widely  respected  as  a  scholar, 
teacher,  and  fund-raiser.  She  will 
take  office  July  1,  succeeding 
Cynthia  H.  Tyson,  who  is  retiring 
after  a  record  18  years  in  the  post. 

The  announcement,  by  Claire 
Lewis  "Yum"  Arnold  '69,  chair  of 
the  MBC  Board  of  Trustees  and  a 
member  of  the  search  committee 
that  recommended  Fox,  was  made 
April  2  to  students,  faculty,  and 
staff  in  Francis  Auditorium  in 
Pearce  Science  Center.  There,  six 
months  earlier,  Arnold  had 
revealed  Tyson's  pending  retire- 
ment. Tyson  applauded  the  choice 
—  as,  literally  and  long,  did  the 
hundreds  assembled.  "We  are 
proud  that  she  has  come  to  Mary 
Baldwin,"  said  Tyson.  "I  am  confi- 
dent of  her  success  here." 

"I  am  deeply  honored  to  join 
the  Mary  Baldwin  community," 
said  Fox,  dean  of  the  School  of 
Fine  Arts  at  Miami,  ranked  among 
the  country's  best  public  universi- 
ties. She  spoke  of  Mary  Baldwin's 
"deep  spirit  of  place,"  its  "power 
of  community,"  its  "balance  of  tra- 
dition and  innovation,"  and  its 
"personalized  education  that  trans- 
forms lives." 

Arnold  lauded  Fox's  "strategic 


vision,"  strong  credentials,  and 
"enthusiasm  for  fund  raising"  — 
all  enabling  the  college  "to  contin- 
ue on  the  trajectory  of  innovation 
and  scholarship  for  which  we  are 
known." 

Louise  R.  McNamee  '70,  vice 
chair  of  the  board  and  head  of  the 
search  committee,  described  Fox  as 
"thoughtful,  passionate,  energetic, 
and  caring.  Her  presence  conveys 
those  attributes  immediately  — 
and  that's  enormously  beneficial  in 
this  position." 

Faculty  and  student  represen- 
tatives on  the  committee  were  also 
impressed  with  Fox,  who  was 
selected  after  an  intensive  and 
highly  competitive  national  search. 

"Dr.  Fox's  career  has  demon- 
strated strong  commitment  to  the 
liberal  arts  and  impressive  adminis- 
trative leadership  and  vision,"  said 
Anne  McGovern,  associate  profes- 
sor of  French.  "She  understands 
Mary  Baldwin's  many  strengths  as 
well  as  the  challenges  that  face  the 
college."  Roderic  Owen,  professor 
of  philosophy,  said  Fox  is  known 
for  being  able  to  "view  the  big  pic- 
ture —  not  only  advocating  for  her 
department  or  the  School  of  Fine 
Arts  but  also  energetically  working 
on  behalf  of  the  entire  university." 

Leah  Griffith  '03,  president  of 
the  Student  Government 
Association,  cited  Fox's  "ambitious 
spirit  and  wisdom"  and  her  enthu- 
siasm for  women's  education. 

The  Miami  School  of  Fine  Arts 


is  one  of  the  few  in  the  country  to 
encompass  art,  architecture,  music, 
theatre,  interior  design,  an  accred- 
ited art  museum  and  a  renowned 
performing-arts  series.  As  dean. 
Fox  has  brought  distinction  and 
considerable  funding  to  the  school, 
which  has  1,000  students  and  a 
faculty  of  more  than  150.  She  has 
increased  the  diversity  of  students 
and  faculty,  led  planning  for  a  $70- 
million  center  for  the  arts,  and 
introduced  ever-larger  numbers  of 
Miami  students  to  the  arts  —  an 
achievement  of  which  she  is  espe- 
cially proud. 

In  addition  to  her  extensive 
and  demanding  academic  duties. 
Fox  has  had  responsibility  for 
long-range  planning  at  Miami,  first 
as  special  assistant  to  Miami's 
provost  and  now  as  assistant  vice 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


president  of  planning.  She  chairs  a 
Miami  council  wdth  representatives 
{rem  throughout  the  university'  that 
is  developing  ambitious  goals  to 
mark  the  institution's  upcoming 
bicentennial.  Miami  seeks  to  be  an 
even  more  prominent  leader  among 
public  universities  that  emphasize 
undergraduate  education  while 
proWding  signiticant  graduate  and 
research  programs.  Fox  has  shaped 
and  implemented  large-scale  initia- 
tives to  strengthen  liberal-arts 
education  and  the  experience  of 
first-year  students  at  Nliami. 

Bom  in  Texas  and  reared  in 
central  Ohio,  Fox  began  playing 
the  piano  at  age  5.  She  went  on  to 
earn  three  degrees  from  the 
University'  of  Cincinnati's  presti- 
gious College  Conservator}'  of 
Music:  a  bachelor's  in  piano  perfor- 
mance (siimnia  cum  latide),  a 
masters  in  music  history,  and  a 
Ph.D.  in  musicolog}-.  She  also  has 
studied  in  Germany. 

Fox  began  her  career  at  Miami, 
north  of  Cincinnati,  20  years  ago  as 
an  assistant  professor  of  musicology. 
A  popular  and  award-winning 
instructoi;  she  eventually  became 
chair  of  the  Department  of  Music 
and  then  dean  of  the  School  of  Fine 
Arts. 

Fox  is  an  authoritv'  on  18th-cen- 
tury composer  Carl  Philipp  Emanuel 
Bach,  a  son  of  Johann  Sebastian 
Bach,  and  on  music  in  Boston  at  the 
turn  of  the  last  centur\'.  She  has 
written  widely  about  both  and  on 


other  topics.  She  also  has  presented 
many  scholarly  papers  throughout 
this  countT)'  and  abroad. 

After  studying  the  evolution  of 
C.P.E.  Bach's  handwTiting  and  the 
physical  structure  of  his  scores,  Fox 
re-dated  more  than  a  quarter  of  his 
compositions  and  posed  a  new 
interpretation  of  his  st>'hstic  devel- 
opment. Her  book.  Sonatas  from 
Manuscript  Sources.  C.P.E.  Bach: 
The  Collected  Works,  Series  I. 
Volume  6.5,  is  being  pubhshed  this 
year  by  the  Packard  Humanities 
Institute  in  collaboration  with  the 
Bach-Archiv  Leipzig  and  Harvard 
Universit)'.  In  her  work  on  another 
book,  Cultural  Counterpoint: 
Musical  Life  in  Boston  1890-1920, 
Fox  says  she  is  recreating,  through 
oral  histories  and  documents,  a 
period  when  music  "in  tenements, 
S\'mphony  Hall,  and  vaudeville"  — 
written  and  performed  by 
Bostonians  of  different  ethnic 
groups  and  class  origins  —  "res- 
onated harmoniously." 

Fox  has  been  a  leader  in 
regional  and  national  education 
and  music  associations.  She  has 
been  a  consultant  or  examiner  for 
the  National  Endowment  for  the 
Humanities  and  Yale  University 
Press  among  others. 

Fox  is  married  to  Dan  Layman, 
senior  director  of  development  in 
Miami's  Office  of  Development. 
Layman  said  he  and  Fox  are  avid 
hikers  and  are  eager  to  explore  the 
Shenandoah  Valley. 


Pamela  Fox's  Remarks 
To  Students,  Faculty,  Staff 

April  2,  2003 

Good  afternoon  and  thank  you.  I  am 
deeply  honored  to  join  the  Mat)' 
Baldwin  communit}'.  Over  the  past  sev- 
eral weeks,  I  have  enjoyed  meeting  a 
cross  section  of  the  college's  constituen- 
cies: students  from  all  programs, 
faculty,  staff,  administration,  trustees, 
alumnae/i,  and  parents.  I  was  vet)' 
moved  by  the  depth  and  breadth  of 
dedication.  I  want  to  thank  everyone 
for  the  warm  welcome. 

As  you  know,  Mar\'  Baldwin  has  a 
deep  spirit  of  place  —  a  power  of  com- 
munity that  enables  personalized 
education  that  transforms  Hves.  This 
transformational  quality  is  a  common 
thread  uniting  the  college's  unique  con- 
stellation of  programs. 

I  am  committed  to  21st-century 
liberal  education.  A  reinvigorated  Hber- 
al  education  is  integrative:  It  integrates 
self  and  society,  general  education  and 
majors,  and  in-class  and  out-of-class 
experiences  to  foster  personal  success 
and  an  ethical  global  citizenry.  The 
learning-centered  environment  is  a 
principle  of  Baldwin's  past,  present  and 
future.  The  college  is  a  model  for  the 
national  movement  to  set  greater 
expectations  for  liberal  learning. 

Thanks  to  the  inspiring  leader- 
ship of  President  Tyson,  Mary 
Baldwin  is  strongly  positioned  for 
the  future.  As  we  look  ahead,  we 
will  honor  the  balance  of  tradition 
and  innovation,  the  imperative  of 
leadership-oriented  education  for 
women,  and  the  entrepreneurial  spir- 
it. Most  important,  we  will  nurture 
the  spirit  of  place  and  power  of  com- 
munity. Thanks  again  for  your 
generous  welcome.  Dan  and  I  very 
much  look  forward  to  joining  vou. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


news  in  brie" 


Mary  Baldwin  Goes  to  War 


In  Iraq  during  the  war,  Kimberly  Primerano,  left,  and  Shern  Sharpe,  both  Class  of  1999,  stand 
In  front  of  the  Chinook  helicopter  that  Sharpe  has  been  flying. 


Sherri  Sharpe  "99,  a  helicopter  pilot 
who  is  one  of  more  than  a  dozen 
Mary  Baldwin  graduates  who  have 
been  serving  in  and  around  Iraq,  has 
received  national  media  exposure,  includ- 
ing a  lengthy  segment  on  NBC  television's 
"Today  Show." 

Sharpe,  who  went  through  MBC's 
Virginia  Women's  Institute  for  Leadership 
and  completed  a  tour  of  duty  in 
Afghanistan,  is  an  Army  captain  who  flies 
Chinook  helicopters.  She  has  been  ferrying 
supplies  —  food,  water,  ammunition  —  and 
mail  from  Kuwait  into  neighboring  Iraq. 

Sharpe  volunteered  for  the  hazardous 
assignment.  Chinooks  are  large  and  travel 
fairly  close  to  the  ground.  They  can  be 
inviting  targets  for  anti-aircraft  guns  and 
other  weapons.  Saying  she  "wanted  to 
make  a  difference,"  Sharpe  said  in  the 
April  9  "Today"  broadcast:  "You  don't  do 
that  in  the  rear  —  you  do  it  here." 

One  of  the  toughest  parts  of  Sharpe's 
mission  was  what  she  sometimes  brought 
back  from  Iraq:  the  bodies  of  soldiers  and 
Marines  killed  in  action. 

"That  could  be  me,"  Sharpe  acknowl- 
edged in  the  network  interview.  "Nobody 


wants  to  admit  her  own  mortality.  Every 
day  you're  faced  with  that." 

Sharpe  said  she,  like  others  in  the  war, 
often  thinks  of  her  family,  especially  her 
husband.  Kirk  Leek,  her  5-year-old  step- 
son, and  her  parents.  Her  father  told 
"Today":  "I  never  held  her  back.  I  always 
wanted  her  to  do  what  she  wanted  to  do." 

Why  does  Sharpe  fly  helicopters?  "I 
always  knew  I  was  going  to  go  into  the 
Army,"  she  said.  "It's  either  walk  or  ride." 

A  remarkably  high  proportion  of  for- 
mer VWIL  students  have  been  deployed  in 
connection  with  the  war  in  Iraq  —  nearly 
half  of  the  35  young  women  to  go  through 
the  relatively  new  program  and  commis- 
sion in  the  armed  services.  About  a  third  of 
the  graduates  have  commissioned. 

Among  those  who  have  been  directly 
involved  in  the  war  is  one  of  Sharpe's  class- 
mates, Kimberly  Primerano,  a 
communications  officer  with  the  Marines 
in  Kuwait  and  Iraq.  Two  current  students, 
members  of  the  reserves,  were  called  to 
active  duty. 

Sharpe  is  not  the  only  pilot.  Kristin 
Ohleger  '99  flies  helicopters  for  the  Navy, 
serving  in  Afghanistan  and  then  in  the  Iraq 


theatre  of  operations.  And  Rebecca  Gross 
"01  is  a  Navy  helicopter  navigator  in  the 
region. 

Jamie  Lynn  Cross  '00,  a  Navy  lieu- 
tenant on  a  ship  in  the  Gulf,  was 
highlighted  in  publicin,'  by  the  Department 
of  Defense's  American  Forces  Information 
Service.  Cross  "is  similar  to  other  women 
her  age  —  and,  then  again,  she  isn't." 

Cross  has  been  commanding  two 
dozen  sailors  and  three  chief  peny  officers 
and  oversees  all  weapons  operations  on  a 
destroyer.  The  ship  was  the  first  to  respond 
to  a  terrorist  attack  on  a  French-owned 
supertanker  off  the  coast  of  Yemen  last 
October.  Cross,  says  her  mother  Jayne 
Cross,  "has  never  been  so  scared  in  her 
life." 

Other  former  VWIL  students  who 
have  been  or  were  expected  to  be  part  of 
the  war  or  its  aftermath: 

Class  of  1999:  Kathenne  Gnsdale, 
Army  Signal  Corps,  who  put  in  two  tours 
in  Kosovo;  and  Michelle  Rogerson,  Army 
ordnance  officer. 

Class  of  2000:  Charlynda  Kelly,  Air 
Force  intelligence  officer  monitoring  the 
Middle  East  from  Germany;  and,  all  serv- 
ing in  the  Navy  on  ships  in  the  Gulf  — 
Kathleen  Beckley,  Brenna  Kelly,  Colleen 
Lowe,  and  Tamara  Scaramozzi. 

Class  of  2002:  Monica  Choi  and 
Rachel  O'Connell,  Army  Chemical  Corps; 
and  Jessica  Durbin,  Army  Military  Police. 

"VWIL  is  about  challenge,  commit- 
ment, leadership  and  service,"  said  its 
director,  Brenda  Bryant.  "It  is  no  surprise 
that  many  of  our  graduates  not  only 
choose  to  commission,  but  also  volunteer 
to  serve  in  combat  situations.  They  are 
focused,  proud  and  confident;  they  are 
truly  inspirational." 

Brig.  Gen.  N.  Michael  Bissell,  VWIL 
commandant  and  a  highly  decorated  veter- 
an, notes  that  the  program  "stresses  unity, 
discipline,  management,  leadership  skills 
and  the  importance  of  public  service. 
VWIL  cadets  graduate  with  poise,  confi- 
dence and  a  determination  to  do  the  best 
they  can  in  everything  they  set  out  to  do. 
'They  are  always  on  parade.'  "  And  some- 
times, in  disproportionate  numbers,  at  war. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Student  Lands  Pilot  Training 

Julia  Ireland  '04  is  the  first  Virginia 
Women's  Institute  for  Leadership  cadet  to 
qualify  for  pilot  training  with  the  U.S.  Air 
Force.  She  is  one  of  fewer  than  500  cadets 
nationwide  to  earn  this  opportunity. 

Successful  applicants  are  chosen  on  the 
basis  of  various  tests  and  achievements, 
including  cumulative  GPA,  standing  in  their 
units,  physical  fitness  scores,  field  training, 
and  flight  hours  accumulated  toward  a  pri- 
vate pilot's  license. 

Ireland,  who  will  be  commissioned  as 
a  second  lieutenant  upon  graduation,  will 
train  for  about  two  years  before  being 
assigned  to  a  squadron.  Then  she  will  serve 
10  years  of  active  duty. 

"Opportunities  are  endless,  and  she  is 
only  limited  by  her  ability,"  said  Capt. 
James  Romansz,  instructor  of  aerospace 
studies  at  Virginia  Military  Institute. 
"Based  upon  her  performance  as  a  cadet, 
■  she  will  do  extremely  well  and  go  far." 


A  business  major  from  Hamilton, 
Virginia,  Ireland  is  a  Bailey  Scholar  and  a 
member  of  the  Ethics  Debate  Team  and  the 
VMIA^WIL  chapter  of  the  Army  Aviation 
Association  of  America.  She  runs  cross 
country  for  MBC  and  is  slated  to  be  the 
company  executive  officer  in  VWIL  this 
coming  year. 

Brenda  Bryant,  VWIL  director,  said 
that  Ireland  will  be  the  program's  fourth 
aviator.  Sherry  Sharpe  '99  is  an  Army  heli- 
copter pilot,  Kristin  Ohleger  '99  is  a  Navy 
helicopter  pilot,  and  Becky  Gross  '01  is  a 
Navy  navigator. 

New  PEG  Center  Dedicated 

The  new  $6.7-million  Center  for  the 
Program  for  the  Exceptionally  Gifted 
was  dedicated  April  5.  The  recently 
completed  structure  between  Jesse 
Cleveland  Pearce  Science  Center  and 
Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton  Library  is 
home  to  many  of  the  nearly  80  students 


who  enter  college  early. 

U.S.  Representative  Bob  Goodlatte, 
whose  district  includes  Mary  Baldwin, 
praised  the  program  at  the  dedication  as 
"a  huge  draw"  for  bright  young  women, 
many  of  whom  "enter  the  fields  of  math, 
science,  and  technology." 

A.S.  Sullivan  Foundation 
Gives  Funds  for  Scholars 

The  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan 
Foundation  has  given  Mary  Baldwin 
College  $24,000  for  scholarships  and 
$7,500  for  endowment  to  further  assist 
the  recipients  —  students  with  financial 
need  "who  have  demonstrated  a  commit- 
ment to  service  above  self  and  to  the 
community." 

The  Oxford,  Mississippi,  foundation 
also  underwrites  awards  for  service  given 
at  Commencement  to  a  graduating  senior 
and  a  non-student  associated  closely  with 
the  college. 


Shakespeare  for  Today's  Audience: 
Converting  Words  to  Understanding 


By  Megan  McDonough 

"Early  in  my  career,  I  set  myself  the  task  of  see- 
ing every  existing  theatre  in  the  world  built 
prior  to  1800,"  said 
Elizabethan  theatre  expert 
f  ^-  ^1     Franklin  J.  Hildy,  speaking  at 
Mary  Baldwin  during  the 
Southeastern  Theatre 
Conference  symposium  the 
Franklin  J.  Hildy        college  hosted  in  late  March. 
And  so  he  did,  becoming  one  of  the  most 
knowledgeable  people  in  the  world  about  the 
staging  of  plays  by  Shakespeare  and  his  con- 
temporaries. 

Hildy,  professor  of  theatre  at  the 
University  of  Maryland  and  director  of  the 
Shakespeare  Globe  Center  (USA)  Research 
Archive,  was  among  the  notable  scholars  from 
as  far  as  California  and  western  Canada  to 
attend  the  event.  Its  theme  —  "Elizabethan 
Performances  in  North  American  Spaces"  — 
was  especially  apt  for  Mary  Baldwin  and 
Staunton.  In  partnership  with  Shenandoah 
Shakespeare  and  its  Blackfriars  Playhouse,  the 
college  offers  master's  degrees  in  Shakespeare 
and  Renaissance  literature  in  performance. 

Hildy  has  long  been  intrigued  by  the  plan- 
ning and  development  of  Blackfriars,  the  only 
authentic  re-creation  of  Shakespeare's  indoor 


theatre.  He  was  a  consultant  in  the  reconstruc- 
tion of  the  original  Globe  theatre,  as  he  will  be 
for  the  re-creation  of  the  second  version  of  that 
famous  London  theatre  —  after  the  original 
burned  down  —  in  Staunton. 

In  his  keynote  speech  at  the  theatre  sym- 
posium, Hildy  championed  Shenandoah 
Shakespeare's,  and  Mary  Baldwin's,  emphasis 
on  techniques  inspired  by  early  staging  —  tech- 
niques intended  to  reveal  what  he  calls  the 
"theatrical  language"  embedded  in 
Shakespeare's  text.  "If  we  could  recover  the 
theatrical  language  —  the  visual  language  —  of 
Shakespeare,  we  could  do  a  better  job  translat- 
ing it  for  a  modern  audience,"  he  said. 

Hildy,  who  has  written  widely  about  his 
research,  believes  that  performing 
Shakespeare's  plays  on  an  Elizabethan  thrust 
stage,  with  the  audience  on  three  sides,  is 
only  the  first  step.  As  companies  such  as 
Shenandoah  Shakespeare  and  the  London 
Globe's  continue  to  produce  Shakespeare's 
plays  in  the  spaces  for  which  they  were  writ- 
ten, their  understanding  will  continue  to 
grow,  he  said. 

Megan  McDonough  is  a  student  in  the 
M.Litt./MFA  program. 


More  Funding 
For  M.Litt., 
MFA  Program 

Thanks  in  large  part 
to  the  interest  and 
efforts  of  Charlotte 
McCormick  '67  the 
Chicago-based 
Chauncey  and  Marion 
D.  McCormick  Family 
Foundation  is  giving 
$10,000  to  Mary 
Baldwin's  program 
offering  a  master  of 
letters  and  a  master 
of  fine  arts  in 
Shakespeare  and 
Renaissance 
literature  in 
performance.  The 
funding  is  one  of 
several  significant 
sources  of  support 
for  the  program, 
which  has  completed 
its  second  year. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Relay  For  Life  Raises  $12,500 


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The  American  Cancer  Society  Relay  For 
Life  on  campus  March  21-22  demonstrat- 
ed the  generous  spirit  and  genius  for 
organization  at  Mary  Baldwin  College. 
Spearheaded  by  Sarah  Jane  Engel  "04,  Erin 
Storey  "05,  and  Christina  Daniel,  access 
services  coordinator  in  Grafton  Library,  it 
generated  more  than  $12,500  through 
donations,  related  fundraisers,  and  pledges 
for  laps  by  16  teams  around  MBC's 
Physical  Activities  Center  track. 

Described  by  the  society  as  "a  fun- 
filled  overnight  event  designed  to  celebrate 
survivorship  and  raise  money  for  research 
and  programs  of  your  American  Cancer 
Society,"  Relay  For  Life  "represents  the 
hope  that  those  lost  to  cancer  will  never  be 
forgotten,  that  those  who  face  cancer  will 
be  supported,  and  that  one  day,  cancer  will 
be  eliminated." 

Students  from  every  class  and  virtu- 
ally every  MBC  program,  alumnae/i, 
faculty,  staff,  and  friends  helped  plan  and 
carry  out  the  event. 

Staunton  Mayor  John  Avoli  partici- 
pated in  the  opening  ceremonies,  along 
with  Patricia  Hunt,  college  chaplain,  and 
Debra  Camden,  assistant  director  of  oper- 
ations for  Mary  Baldwin  s  Adult  Degree 
Program.  Hunt  and  Camden  joined  others 
in  the  Survivors'  Walk. 

Vicky  TenBroeck  '05  of  Manassas, 
Virginia,  recruited  her  father  for  setup  and 
cleanup.  Fellow  sophomore  Carissa 
Tierney  of  Westminster,  Maryland,  walked 
alongside  her  parents  and  sister. 

On  the  day  that  marked  their  33rd 


wedding  anniversary,  Rebecca  Dick  "82, 
director  of  teacher  education  services  at 
MBC,  walked  in  memory  of  husband  Jim, 
who  died  of  cancer  in  January.  The  team 
that  she  led  with  Carole  Grove,  director  of 
the  Master  of  Arts  in  Teaching  Program, 
raised  more  than  $2,300  from  alumnae/i, 
families,  and  friends  as  far  away  as 
Michigan  and  Texas. 

For  weeks  before  the  relay,  students 
solicited  area  businesses,  resulting  in  dona- 
tions of  food  and  more  than  100  door 
prizes  and  silent  auction  items.  Pre-relay 
activities  included  a  Rent-a-nULL  Auction, 
at  which  first-year  VWIL  students  sold 
their  energies  to  the  highest  bidders,  and  a 
raffle  in  which  Betsy  Johnson  "06  won  the 
right  to  "shadow"  President  Cynthia  H. 
Tyson  for  a  day. 

Daniel,  whose  family  has  battled 
cancer,  said  she  wanted  to  "do  some- 
thing to  make  people  aware  of  the  fight 
to  find  a  cure.  It  was  emotional  as  we 
remembered  our  loved  ones  during  the 
luminaria  ceremony  and  shared  how 
cancer  had  affected  our  lives,"  she  said. 
"I  know  that  on  March  21,  2003,  MBC 
made  a  difference!" 

Donations  can  be  added  to  MBC's 
relay  total  until  August  31.  Checks 
payable  to  the  American  Cancer  Society 
may  be  sent  to  Christina  Daniel, 
Grafton  Library,  Mary  Baldwin  College, 
Staunton,  VA  24401. 

For  more  information  on  Relay  For 
Life  or  the  American  Cancer  Society,  call 
1-800-ACS-2345  or  visit  www.caiicer.org. 


Staff  Earns  Six  CASE  III  Awards 

In  the  latest  judging  by  the  national,  nonprofit  Council  for 
Advancement  and  Support  of  Education,  Mary  Baldwin  College 
earned  six  District  III  awards;  a  Grand  Award  (gold)  for  MBC's 
2002-03  Annual  Fund  direct  mail  package,  three  Awards  of 
Excellence  (silver),  and  two  Special  Ment  Awards  (bronze).  The  win- 
ning publications  were  the  work  of  the  entire  College  Relations  team 
along  with  Development,  and  Alumnae/i  staff.  Gretchen  Newman, 
director  of  art  and  pnnting  services,  designed  all  six.  Entries  receiving 
Grand  Awards  will  compete  with  winners  from  other  CASE  districts  for 
national  honors. 

CASE  annually  recognizes  the  best  communication  projects  (publi- 
cations, Web  sites,  and  comprehensive  campaigns)  through  an  awards  program  administered 
by  regional  districts.  District  III  covers  Alabama,  Florida,  Georgia,  Kentucky,  Mississippi,  North 
Carolina,  South  Carolina,  Tennessee,  and  Virginia. 

Winning  entries  were  displayed  at  the  CASE  District  III  Conference  in  Atlanta  February 
23-26  and  will  be  archived  at  CASE  International  in  Washington,  D.C.  Crista  Cabe,  associate 
vice  president  for  college  relations,  attended  the  CASE  conference  and  accepted  the  awards 
on  behalf  of  her  colleagues. 


Assistant  Secretary 
of  the  Navy  William 
A.  Navas  Jr.  was 

among  the  latest  high- 
ranking  military  officials 
to  visit  the  Virginia 
Women's  Institute  for 
Leadership  at  Mary 
Baldwin.  A  major  gener- 
al, Navas  was  on  campus  in  March  with  his 
wife  Wilda  to  learn  more  about  VWIL  and 
how  It  might  encourage  more  young 
women  to  become  naval  officers  They 
were  briefed  by  cadets  and  viewed  a 
parade  conducted  in  their  honor.  Navas's 
last  active-duty  assignment  was  as  the 
director  of  the  Army  National  Guard.  Before 
that,  he  served  in  a  variety  of  senior-level 
positions  in  the  Department  of  Defense. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


MBC,  BRCC  Mark  10  Years 
As  Adult-Degree  Partners 

Mary  Baldwin  and  Blue  Ridge 
Community  College  celebrated  the  10th 
anniversary  of  their  cooperative  adult 
degree  program  with  a  reception  at 
BRCC  April  9. 

Presidents  Cynthia  H.  Tyson  and 
James  R.  Perkins  acknowledged  the  suc- 
cess of  the  partnership  they  developed  to 
help  adults  earn  a  four-degree  degree. 
Kathleen  Stinehart,  Mary  Baldwin  dean 
for  academic  outreach,  commented  on 
the  natural  fit  of  a  good  community  col- 
lege with  a  small  liberal  arts  adult 
program  that  provides  personal  service. 

Diane  Ganiere,  who  has  since 
retired  as  professor  emerita  of  psychol- 
ogy (ADP),  began  making  regular  visits 
to  BRCC's  Weyers  Cave  campus  in 
1992  to  advise  students  who  wanted  to 
continue  their  education  through  Mary 
Baldwin's  Adult  Degree  Program.  In 
1993,  the  partnership  agreement  pro- 
vided for  a  permanent  MBC/BRCC 
office  at  Blue  Ridge. 

As  it  begins  its  second  decade,  the 
MBC/BRCC  Adult  Degree  Program  is 
managed  by  Marion  Ward,  director  and 
academic  advisor,  and  Susie  Schmeissing, 
regional  operations  coordinator. 


The  war  in  Iraq  was  the  topic  as  a  television  news 
reporter  filmed  discussion  in  assistant  psychology 
professor  Andreas  Anastasiou's  course,  Psychology 
of  Peace  and  Conflict  Resolution. The  segment 
by  Harrisonburg  ABC  affiliate  WHSV-TV  was  aired 
on  the  evening  news. 


Athena  Yiamouyiannis,  executive  director  of  the  National 
Association  for  Girls  and  Women  in  Sport,  spoke  at  Mary  Baldwin  in 
March  about  the  continuing  quest  for  gender  equity  in  school  and  college  athletics. 
She  noted  that  women's  participation  in  sports  has  increased  dramatically  in  the  30 
years  since  Title  IX,  the  federal  requirement  for  equity  in  sports,  was  made  law. 
She  cautioned  against  changes  in  the  provision  or  its  interpretation  that  could  dis- 
courage women.  Yiamouyiannis  majored  in  math  and  was  president  of 
undergraduate  students  at  Ohio  State  University  where  she  was  given  the  OSU 
Scholar  Athlete  Award.  The  nonprofit  NAGWS,  based  in  Reston,  Virginia,  has  more 
than  4,000  educators  as  members.  It  promotes  opportunities  for  girls  and  women 
in  sports  and  addresses  related  issues. 


Judith  Grey  '65  Named 
MBC  Major-Gifts  Officer 

Judith  Payne  Grey  '65  has  joined 
the  Mary  Baldwin  Development 
office  as  a  major-gifts  officer  spe- 
cializing in  corporate  and 
foundation 
fundraising. 

A  Norfolk, 
Virginia,  native 
with  an  MBA  from 
Columbia 
University,  she  has 
had  top  marketing 
positions  with 
major  companies,  most  recently 
Haarmann  &  Reimer  Corp.,  a 
division  of  Bayer  Corp.,  in 
Teterboro,  New  Jersey. 

Grey  has  been  active  in  com- 
munity and  college  organizations. 
She  is  a  former  member  of  Mary 
Baldwin's  Advisory  Board  of 
Visitors  and  Alumnae/i  Board. 


Lincoln  R  Brower,  one  of  the  world's  experts  on  the 
migrating  monarch  butterfly,  spoke  about  his  research  in  giv- 
ing the  Mary  E.  Humphreys  Biology  Lecture  in  February  Brower  is 
research  professor  of  biology  at  Sweet  Briar  College  and  distin- 
guished service  professor  emeritus  of  zoology  at  the  University  of 
Florida.  Brower  has  received  the  Gold  Medal  of  Zoology  from  the 
Linnean  Society  of  London,  a  Lifetime  Achievement  Award  from 
the  Animal  Behavior  Society  and  the  Henry  Walter  Bates  Award 
for  Biology  and  Conservation  of  Tropical  Butterflies.  He  has  pub- 
lished hundreds  of  scientific  papers  and  edited  two  books.  Brower 
is  working  with  the  World  Wildlife  Fund-Mexico  and  the  Monarch 
Butterfly  Sanctuary  Foundation  to  protect  the  major  wintering  sites 
of  the  monarch  butterfly  in  Mexico. 

The  Mary  E.  Humphreys  Biology  Lecture  Series  was  estab- 
lished in  1992  to  bring  prominent  scientists  to  the  campus  to 
present  public  lectures.  Sponsonng  the  series  are  friends  and  for- 
mer students  of  Mary  Humphreys,  professor  emerita  of  biology 
who  served  on  the  biology  faculty  at  MBC  for  25  years  until  1968. 


Pierre  Duplessis,  M.D.,  secretary  general  and  chief  executive  officer 
of  the  Canadian  Red  Cross  Society,  delivered  the  first  in  a  series  of  health- 
care lectures  made  possible  by  the  E.  Rhodes  and  Leona  B.  Carpenter  Foundation 
of  Philadelphia,  generous  supporters  of  the  Health  Care  Administration  program  at 
Mary  Baldwin.  He  spoke  in  March  about  "September  11  and  Its  Aftermath  —  A 
Red  Cross  Response."  Duplessis  has  a  medical  degree  from  the  University  of 
Montreal,  a  master's  in  public  health  from  Harvard,  and  a  specialty  in  community 
health  from  Laval  University  in  Quebec,  Canada.  He  has  worked  for  hospitals,  com- 
munity health  centers,  a  regional  board  of  health,  the  Ministry  of  Health  and  Social 
Services  of  the  Province  of  Quebec,  and  Quebec's  College  of  Physicians. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


ADP  and  Dean  Kathleen  Stinehart: 

A  Decade  of  Change  and  Improvement 


As  Kathleen  Stinehart,  dean  for 
academic  outreach,  bids 
farewell  but  not  goodbye  after 
nine  years  of  overseeing  the  Adult 
Degree  Program  and  related  ventures, 
she  offers  a  few  thoughts  about  her 
Man.'  Baldwin  stint  and  what  comes 
next  for  her  and,  possibly,  ADP. 

The  former  kindergarten  teacher 
and  Iowa  State  University  adminis- 
trator and  her  husband,  Alan 
Christy,  explored  a  variety  of  options 
and  places  before  settling  on  Mary 
Baldwin  College  as  the  best  fit. 
Christy  has  been  an  adjunct  instruc- 
tor in  the  English  Department. 
Stinehart  recalls  that  her  Iowa  State 
friends  "thought  I  was  crazy"  to 
leave  that  institution,  "but  I  was 
looking  for  more  adventure  in  my 
work  life  and  more  degrees  of  free- 
dom than  one  can  find  in  a  big, 
overly  organized  bureaucracy."  And 
the  two  hardcore  mid-westerners 
"thought  it  might  be  fun  to  try  life  in 
another  part  of  the  country." 

"We  were  charmed  by  both  the 
college  and  the  community 
here,"  says  Stinehart.  "ADP 
already  had  its  healthy, 
whole,  and  supportive  climate 
when  I  arrived.  In  fact,  that 
was  one  of  the  reasons  I 
came.  I  was  impressed  with 
the  magnificence  of  the  adult- 
degree  program  this  little 
college  had  managed  to  field. 
And  I  was  impressed  with  the  ADP 
faculty  members.  They  have  contin- 
ued to  amaze  me  in  their  supportive 
approach  to  their  own  leader  all 
these  years.  Our  relationship  has  not 
been  the  stereotypical  faculty-admin- 
istrator one.  I've  had  a  nine-year 
honeymoon  with  these  folks!" 

When  Stinehart  arrived  in  July 
1994,  she  found  that  ADP  was  strug- 
gling with  its  success  in  attracting  and 
advising  students  and  offering  an 
increasing  array  of  courses.  "It  was 
sagging  under  the  weight  of  its  own 


systems  —  or,  rather,  lack  of  systems. 
Every  student  need  was  individually 
negotiated.  This  approach,  which 
worked  so  well  when  the  program  was 
new  and  tiny,  had  become  inefficient 
and  exhausting  for  the  faculty  advising 
students.  So  I  began  with  some  stream- 
lining efforts  to  release  some  the  stifled 
energy  and  creativity  of  ADP,  and  then 
I  just  went  from  there.  These  are  not 
my  individual  accomplishments;  they 
are  the  results  of  working  with  others." 

Stinehart  and  colleagues  estab- 
lished systems,  standards,  and 
procedures  to  benefit  students,  faculty, 
and  staff.  They  also  stressed  the  use  of 
computers  —  which  made  a  lot  of 
sense  for  adult  students  who  work, 
have  families,  and  use  regional  centers 
in  addition  to  the  Staunton  campus. 
The  changes  and  improvements, 
including  the  addition  of  a  Web  site, 
"allowed  ADP  to  grow  because  they 
made  the  ongoing  work  of  ADP  faculty 
members  less  time-consuming;  they 
now  could  focus  on  recruiting,  prob- 
lem-solving, thinking  up  nifty  new 


'Mary  Baldwin  has  done  for  me  what 
she  does  for  her  students:  given  me  the 
freedom  and  support  to  grow  and 
change  and  try  new  things  and,  as  a 
consequence,  gain  self-confidence.' 


ideas,  and  participating  more  in  their 
academic  departments." 

Online  study  has  grown  rapidly 
from  three  courses  and  a  dozen  stu- 
dents to  more  than  40  courses  and  100 
students.  Library  services  and  course 
registration  also  were  put  online. 
Regional  centers,  now  serving  much  of 
Virginia  and  the  Washington  area,  have 
been  started,  expanded,  or  upgraded. 
The  Women's  Institute  for  Leadership 
Development,  known  as  WILD,  pro- 
vides an  intensive  summer  week  of 
self-exploration  and  leadership  training 


for  adult  women. 

In  1999,  ADP  won  a 
Distinguished  Program  award  for  the 
mid-Atlantic  region  from  the 
Association  for  Continuing  Higher 
Education.  A  year  earlier,  it  won  two 
marketing  awards  for  recruitment 
from  the  University  Continuing 
Education  Association.  Stinehart  &C 
Co.  also  landed  a  chapter  of  Alpha 
Sigma  Lambda,  the  national  honor 
society  for  top-performing  adult  stu- 
dents. A  recent  student-satisfaction 
survey  gave  the  program  high  marks 
from  the  people  who  matter  most  — 
the  clients. 

ADP's  future,  as  Stinehart  notes,  is 
up  to  the  faculty  and  her  successor. 
Ever  bold,  she  does  hazard  a  guess  or 
two:  more  course  and  other  informa- 
tion online,  more  regional  centers, 
more  recruiting  of  students  at  corpora- 
tions where  employers  pay  for 
education,  majors  and  minors  created 
specifically  for  adult  students,  and  a 
closer  relationship  between  ADP  and 
graduate  courses  —  "because  once 
adults  get  into  the  ADP  way  of 
doing  things,  they  want  to  contin- 
ue that  at  the  master's  level." 

"Mary  Baldwin  has  done  for 
me  what  she  does  for  her  stu- 
dents: given  me  the  freedom  and 
support  to  grow  and  change  and 
try  new  things  and,  as  a  conse- 
quence, gain  self-confidence," 
says  Stinehart.  Her  top  contribu- 
tion to  ADP?  "Taught  MBC  how 
wonderful  its  ADP  is." 

Stinehart  will  open  Cranberry's, 
a  natural  foods  store  and  cafe,  on 
South  New  Street  in  downtown 
Staunton  this  summer.  "I  love  food,  I 
love  healthy.  1  love  being  out  on 
farms.  It's  like  visiting  relatives  when 
I  was  a  kid.  I  love  helping  people 
learn.  And  MBC  has  confirmed  for 
me  what  I  suspected  at  Iowa  State:  I 
love  running  a  right-livelihood  small 
business.  Which  is  really  what  ADP 
is.  So  here  I  go  again!" 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Diversity  House  Aptly  Named 


This  house  is 
an  example 
to  the  college, 
prospective 
smdents,  and 
the  community'.' 


Sarah  V*^9Gr^r„  arud 

KrysraH  JinnffTneasan. 

Photo  bf  Mark  Miter. 

Stamttsm  News  Leai^ 


The  official  name  of  the  residence 
hall  is  Scott  House,  but  snidems 
who  live  or  hang  out  there  call  it 
The  Diversity  House.  Diverse  they 
are,  representing  four  continents  — 
Asia,  AjEtica,  and  North  and  South 
America  —  as  well  as  diffeieui 
races  and  ethnic  groups,  inner 
cities,  suburbs  and  small  towns, 
and  both  piivate  and  public 
schools.  Their  tastes  in  music  and 
decor  ditfei;  too,  reflecting  much 
about  them. 

The  six  juniors  recently  were 
the  subject  of  a  prominent  story  in 
Staunton's  newspapei;  The  News 
Leader.  "Diversity  House  is  a 
union  of  difSerent  cukures," 
Antoinette  C3iase,  one  of  its  tesi- 
doits  and  a  Bailey  Scholar  and  peer 
maitoi;  told  the  papen  ''We  pro- 
mote the  idea  that  different  cultures 
ran  exist"  —  and  people  from  dif- 
ferent cultures  "can  be  friends," 
said  Chase,  a  business  major  inter- 
ested in  marketing  research. 

It's  not  uncommon  in  society 
to  "see  white  and  black  people 
together"  Krystal  Jimmerson  told 
the  papei;  "but  you  don't  see  peo- 
ple who  are  truly  friends." 


Chase  moved  from  Wash- 
ington to  nordiem  Virginia. 
Jimmerson,  a  poUtical  science 
major  considering  law  school,  is 
from  Newport  News  in  south- 
eastern Virginia.  Getnesh  "Mimi" 
Amde,  a  Health  Care  Administra- 
tion major,  grew  up  in  Ethiopia 
and  would  like  to  manage  a  pedi- 
atric center  some  day.  Rosemarry 
Mel  (the  only  one  of  the  six  to 
Uve  elsewhere  on  campus)  is  of 
Cambodian  descent  and  is 
majoring  in  both  Asian  studies 
and  business  administration.  She 
studied  La  Japan,  where  she  hopes 
to  w^ork  for  an  American 
company  after  graduation. 

^^layra  Barahona,  a  native  of 
El  Salvador,  is  studying  health  care 
and  sociology  and  intends  to  work 
in  a  medical  area.  She  also  plays 
field  hockey.  Sarah  Waggoner  is 
from  Gaithersburg,  Maryland,  but 
lived  in  more  rural  Buchanan  in 
southwestern  Virginia.  A  sociology 
majoi;  she's  eyeing  graduate  school, 
also  potentially  in  medicine. 

The  young  w^omen  got  to 
know  each  other  as  freshmen  in 
Spencer  Residence  HalL  Once 


friends,  they  developed  their 
theme —  diversity  —  for  the  spe- 
dal-Lnierest  housing  Mary  Baldwin 
offers.  As  part  of  that  arrangement, 
they  held  a  variety  of  cultural  and 
social  events  this  yean 

The  students  also  put 
together  a  brochure  explaining 
Diversity  House  and  introducing 
themselves.  In  it,  they  say:  "We 
embrace  our  differences  and 
share  our  cultures  with  each 
otheii  We  would  like  to  share  our 
experience  with  others.  The 
Diversity  House  shows  that 
Mary  Baldwin  is  working  toward 
breaking  down  cultural  and 
racial  barriers.  This  house  is  an 
example  to  the  college,  prospec- 
tive students,  and  the 
community. " 

Carey  Mitchell,  assistant  pro- 
fessor of  sociology  at  MBC,  is 
advisor  to  the  young  women.  She 
told  The  News  Leader.  "They're 
best  friends.  It's  an  ideal  situation- 1 
think  it's  magnificent.  They  are  the 
role  models  for  friendship.  They 
share  their  culture  with  each  other. 
It's  how  we  should  interact  with 
each  othei:" 


Mary  Baidwin  Cois^e  Magaane  •  ajm,fnsr  2003 


faculty  and  staff 
highlights 


The  winter  2003  issue  of  Opera 
Qua/terV  included  an  article  by 
Jeffrey  L.  Buller,  dean  of  the 
coilege^  "The  'dipe  of  Georges 
Enesco  and  Edmond  Flag" 
examined  a  frequently  over- 
looked 20th-centurv  opera 
about  Oedipus  fronn  literary, 
musical,  and  historical  perspec- 
tives. Buller  traveled  to 
Washington,  D.C,  February  22 
for  a  lecture  to  the  Wagner 
Society  of  Washington  and  a 
reception  in  honor  of  his  bool<, 
Classically  Romantic. 

Fidelity  of  Heart:  An  Ethic  of 
Chnstian  Virtue  by  James 
Gilman,  professor  of  religion 
and  philosophy  was  the  topic 
of  a  session  at  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Society  of 
Christian/Society  of  Jewish 
Ethics  in  Pittsburgh  in  January. 

Carole  Grove,  director  of  the 
Master  of  Arts  in  Teaching 
Program  and  professor  of  edu- 
cation, took  office  January  1  as 
president  of  the  Virginia 
Association  of  Colleges  for 
Teacher  Education,  which  repre- 
sents the  36  state-approved 
teacher-education  programs  in 
all  matters  related  to  preparing 
teachers  for  K-12  classrooms. 
As  president  of  VACTE,  she  rep- 
resents Virginia  in  the  American 
Association  of  Colleges  for 
Teacher  Education. 

The  winter  2002  Sixteenth 
Century  Journal  included  a 
review  by  Sara  Nair  James, 

associate  professor  of  art,  of 
Vermeer  and  The  Delft  School 
by  Walter  Liedtke:  Yale 
University  Press,  2001.  Her 
review  of  Luca  Signorelli:  The 
Complete  Paintings  by  Tom 
Henry  and  Lawrence  Kanter: 
Rizzoli,  2002,  was  in  the  win- 
ter/spring 2003  Bulletin  of  the 
Association  for  Textural 
Scholarship  in  Art  History. 
James  attended  the  annual 


meetings  of  the  College  Art 
Association  and  the  Italian  Art 
Society  in  New  York  February 
20-23  and  served  as  a  juror  for 
art  history  for  the  Virginia 
Museum  of  Fine  Arts  graduate 
fellowships. 

Lise  Keiter-Brotzman,  assis- 
tant professor  of  music,  and 
Sandra  McClain,  adjunct  asso- 
ciate professor  of  music, 
presented  "Inspired  by  the 
Bard"  at  the  Con  Spinto 
Concert  Senes  in  Roanoke 
January  11  and  at  Bridgewater 
College  January  29. 

Judy  Klein,  professor  of  eco- 
nomics, presented  "Recursive 
Algonthms  and  Notions  of 
State  in  Cold  War  Dynamic 
Programming"  to  the  Allied 
Social  Science  Association 
annual  meeting  in  Washington, 
DC,  January  3.  She  received  a 
grant  from  the  Center  for  the 
History  of  Business, 
Technology,  and  Society  to  sup- 
port research  in  March  at  the 
Hagley  Museum  and  Library  in 
Wilmington,  Delaware.  The 
Journal  of  Science  Education 
and  Technology,  \/o\ume  12 
(2003),  Number  1,  included  an 
essay  by  Klein  and  Adrian 
RIskIn,  associate  professor  of 
mathematics,  on  "Learning  by 
the  Sun:  Observing  Seasonal 
Declination  with  a  Vertical 
Sundial,"  which  included  details 
on  their  experiences  with  con- 
structing and  using  in  the 
classroom  the  Mary  Baldwin 
sundial  on  the  south-facing  wall 
of  Martha  S.  Grafton  Library. 

Daniel  Metraux,  professor  of 
Asian  studies,  is  editing  classics 
on  Japanese  history  originally 
published  in  the  late  1800s  and 
early  1900s.  He  edited  The 
White  Peril  in  the  Far  East:  The 
Significance  of  the  Russo- 
Japanese  War,  which  was 
published  by  Writer's  Club 


Press  of  New  York  in  January,  a 
republication  of  Luther  Gulick's 
1905  book  with  an  introduction 
by  Metraux. 

He  presented  "The  Soka 
Gakkai  in  Australia"  at  the 
January  annual  meeting  of  the 
Southeast  Chapter  of  the 
Association  for  Asian  Studies 
on  Jekyll  Island,  Georgia.  It  has 
been  accepted  for  publication  in 
Nova  Religio.  A  related  article 
on  Japanese  religions  in 
Australia  has  been  accepted  by 
Japanese  Studies. 

Harriet  Morrison,  assistant 
professor  of  education  (ADP), 
presented  "Public  School  in 
the  Juvenile  Justice  System" 
at  the  International 
Conference  on  Education  at 
the  University  of  Hawaii  in 
Honolulu  January  7-10. 

Allan  Moye,  director  of  the 
communication  lab  and  instruc- 
tor in  communication,  earned 
his  MFA  in  drama/communica- 
tions  from  the  University  of 
New  Orleans  in  December. 

Lesley  Novack,  professor  of 
psychology,  presented  "Rape 
Attitudes  in  the  Advanced 
Industrial  Society"  at  the 
Society  for  Applied 
Anthropology  meeting  in 
Portland,  Oregon,  March  17-21. 

Roderic  Owen,  professor  of 
philosophy,  presented  "Moral 
Reasoning  and  Civil  Discourse 
on  a  Case-by-Case  Basis"  to 
the  Association  for  Practical  and 
Professional  Ethics,  which  met 
February  27-March  2  in 
Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

Paul  Ryan,  associate  professor 
of  art,  reviewed  the  exhibition 
"Floating  World;  Paintings  by 
Isabel  Bigelow"  in  the 
January/February  Art  Papers 
Magazine.  Ryan  featured  new 
work  in  a  solo  exhibition,  "bad 


infinity:  Paintings  by  Paul  Ryan," 
at  the  Virginia  Commonwealth 
University  Fine  Arts  Building 
Gallery  March  17-Apnl  11. 

Joseph  Sheridan,  adjunct 
instructor  of  printmaking, 
builds  rustic  furniture  out  of 
branches  and  sticks.  In 
December,  his  work  was 
accepted  for  display  at  the 
Virginia  Artisans  Center  in 
Waynesboro,  which  sells 
some  of  the  finest  crafts  in 
Virginia.  His  chairs  have  also 
been  on  display  recently  at 
the  Barn  Swallow  Gallery  out- 
side of  Charlottesville.  Also  a 
printmaker  and  painter, 
Sheridan  exhibited  five 
pieces  of  art  in  "Chairs,  On 
and  Off  the  Wall"  January 
through  February  at  the 
Lynchburg  Fine  Arts  Center.  A 
photo  of  his  art  accompanied 
the  exhibition  review  in 
Lynchburg's  The  News  & 
Advance  newspaper. 

At  the  Southern  Political 
Science  Association  annual 
meeting  November  7-9  in 
Savannah,  Georgia,  Laura 
van  Assendelft,  associate 
professor  of  political  science, 
presented  her  project, 
"Political  Science  in  a 
Different  Voice:  Results  of  the 
New  Millennium  Survey  of 
Women  Faculty  in  Political 
Science  Departments  in  the 
Southern  Region."  She  was 
appointed  to  a  three-year 
term  on  the  SPSA  Executive 
Council. 

Patricia  Westhafer,  professor 
of  education,  presented 
"Organizing  and  Sustaining  a 
Regional  Field  Experience 
Consortium:  A  Nuts  and  Bolts 
Approach"  at  the  American 
Association  of  Colleges  for 
Teacher  Education  annual 
meeting  in  New  Orleans 
January  24-27 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


HILANTHROPY 


Taking 

Mary  Baldwins  Success 

Personally 


MARY   BALDWIN   COLLEGE     ::     ANNUAL  AND  OTHER  FORMS  OF  GIVING,   2001-0; 


Yes,  the  times  are  tough  in  many  ways, 
especially  when  it  comes  to  raising 
much-needed  funding  for  colleges  and 
universities.  Across  the  country,  institutions 
—  big  and  small,  public  and  private,  wealthy 
and  not  so  —  have  expressed  concern.  Once 
again,  however,  Mary  Baldwin's  alumnae/i, 
friends,  and  other  supporters 
have  come  through.  Giving 
of  all  kinds  is  extremely 
important  to  keeping  Mary 
Baldwin  strong  and 
providing  opportunities  for 
still  greater  distinction. 

As  the  many  names 
that  follow  indicate,  Mary 
Baldwin  has  no  shortage  of 
believers  in  the  essential 
worth  of  an  education  that 
is  practical  in  the  best  way: 
rooted  in  the  core,  enduring 
knowledge  of  the  liberal 
arts,  and  stressing  broadly 
applicable  skills  and  critical 
thinking.  Giving  to  Mary 
Baldwin  makes  that  educa- 
tion not  only  inviting  hut 
also  available  to  a  broad 
diversity  of  students, 
including  some  of  our  most  accomplished. 

And  you  did  give.  The  Class  of  1967 
observed  its  35th  reunion  by  raising  nearly 
$85,000  in  cash  gifts  and  pledges  (including 
five-year  pledges)  —  the  most  of  any  class. 
Several  other  classes,  including  '47  (more 
than  $77,000  in  all  gifts  and  pledges)  and  '77 
(more  than  $46,000),  were  particularly 
generous  as  well. 


Participation  —  the  percentage  ot  each 
class  that  gives  —  matters  a  lot,  too.  Founda- 
tions and  corporations  that  consider 
making  grants  to  colleges  look  at  those 
numbers.  So  do  those  who  rank  colleges, 
such  as  U .S.  News  &  Wor\A  Report,  which 
lists  Mary  Baldwin  in  the  top  tier  of 

master's  level  universities 
in  the  South.  (That  cate- 
gory and  status 
acknowledge  our  growing 
array  of  distinctive  and 
increasingly  popular 
undergraduate  and  grad- 
uate offerings.)  For 
prospective  students  and 
their  parents,  giving  rates 
reflect  customer  satisfac- 
tion. Alumnae/i  who  give 
know  that  they  are 
investing  in  Mary  Baldwin 
and  that  the  value  of  their 
investments  continues  to 
rise  steadily. 

The  class  with  the 
iiighest  percentage  of 
civcrs:  '52,  at  nearly  60 
percent!  Close  to  half  of 
the  Class  of  1962  gave, 
and  the  classes  of  47,  '57,  '67  and  '72  were 
not  tar  behind. 

It  your  name  is  not  among  those  here, 
you  know  what  t'^  do.  It's  easy  —  you  can 
even  conttibutc  online  at  www.mhc.edu 
(just  click  on  the  basket  of  apples).  Or  call, 
toll  free:  1-800-622-4255.  Get  in  touch. 
We  want  to  add  your  name  to  the  rosters 
published  in  the  future. 


MARY   BALDWIN  COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING,   : 
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Percentage  of  Reunion-Class  Members  Giving 


July  1,  2001  -June  30.  2002 


1997 

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1992 

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1987 

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1982 

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1977 

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1972 

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1967 

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1962 

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1952 

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1947 

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Gifts  and  Pledges  (including  Five- Year  Pledges)  foi  Reunion  Classes 


July  1,  2001  -June  30,  2002 


1997 

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1992 

1987 

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1982 

1977 

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1972 

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1967 

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1962 

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1957 

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1952 

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FORMS   or  Cil  VINCI 


1926 

Estate  of  Emily  Ramsey  Thompson 

1927 

Sara  Ralston  dowser 

1931 

Estate  of  Frederica  Weinberg  Kronsberg 
Marguerite  Vaiz  Olsont 
Dr.  Ruth  Douglas  See 
Miriam  Hughes  Williams 

1932 

Alene  Brewster  Larner 
Virginia  Maben  Stokes 
Marion  PflanzeTimmons 

1933 

Margaret  De  Mund  Banta 
Louise  Randol  Brooks 
H.  Brehm  Cottman 
Virginia  Brand  Francis 
Kathryn  Shankweiler  Heydt 
Margaret  Grabill  Jones 
Ruth  Edmunds  Shepherd 
Margaret  King  Westcott 

1934 

Evelyn  Wood  Chatham 
Mildred  Mawhinney  Clements 
Estate  of  Katharine  Drake 
Anne  Holman  Hinckley 
Rosalie  Brown  Humphreys 
Virginia  Lyon  Johnson 
Jacqueline  Crinkley  Maddex 
Julia  Gooch  Richmond 

1935 

Martha  Logan  Crissman 
C.  Beverley  Hoy  Hovvarth 
Rosannah  Milam  Huff 
M.  Virginia  Clark  Marks 
Estate  of  Marjorie  K.  Stuart 
Jean  Clark  Wright 

1936 

Helen  Wade  Dantzler 
Katharine  Dyer  Dudley 
Estate  of  Ora  Ehmling  Ehmann 
Mary  Elizabeth  Gardner  Glen 
Dorothy  Douglass  Kellam 
Dorothy  Hooge  King 
Harriet  Schofield  McLaughlin 
Elizabeth  Vincent  McMullen 
Estate  of  Mary  Fitzhugh  Oliff 
Nellie  Nankins  Schmidt 
Jean  Blackburn  Tipton 

1937 

Blessing  Whitmore  Brown 
Virginia  Kyle  Copper 
Rev.  Mellie  Hussey  Hickey 
Margaret  Hunt  Hill 
Jean  Holliday 
Virginia  Gantt  Kendig 
Elizabeth  Lambert  Mahler 
Jane  Mather  Parish 
Margaret  Childrey  Penzold 
Josephine  Bamett  Ritchie 
Ethel  Coffey  Strawn 
Barbara  Johnson  von  Reis 


1938 

Joan  Ballard  Bailey 

Winifred  Young  Bowman 

Janet  Hollis  Doswell 

Opal  Newton  Gan-ett 

EliseWinslow  Han-is 

Adele  Gooch  Kiessling 

Mary  Lou  Moffitt  Knorr 

Agnes  McClung  Messimer 

Sarah  Lacy  Miller 

Peggy  Hooven  Murphy 

Mary  Hutcheson  Ragland 

Dorothy  Cohen  Silverman 

Alice  Moore  Sisson 

Jane  Mattox  Turner 

Ruth  Galey  Welliver 

Leiia  Huyett  White 

Estate  of  Sara  Ranson  Woltman 

1939 

Margaret  Browning  Busick 
Janie  Holman  Edwards 
Frances  Rue  Godwin 
Myrtle  Foy  Hennis 
Elizabeth  Banner  Hudgins 
Sarah  Maupin  Jones 
Frances  Perrottet  Kresler 
Mildred  Lapsley 
Estate  of  Anita  Malugani 
Maxine  Dunlap  Mclntyre 
Jean  Young  Moore 
Hazel  Astin  Nelson 
Margie  Phipps  Shick 
Ermagard  Kruse  Skaggs 
Nancy  Owen  Stuart 
Mary  McLendon  Wall 
Shirley  Keelgar  Williamson 
Mary  Cronin  Wolfe 
Helen  HullYood 
Frederica  Young 

1940 

Alice  Jarman  Browdert 
Mary  Cline 
Katherine  Holt  Dozier 
Emma  Padgett  FitzHugh 
Virginia  Hayes  Forrest 
Alice  Bitner  Freund 
Thelma  Riddle  Golightly 
Barbara  Lemmond  Graham 
Margaret  Herscher  Hitchman 
Shirley  Fleming  Iben 
Elizabeth  Clayberger  Jones 
Jean  Baum  Mair 
Nita  SoRelle  Martin 
Ethelyn  Jones  Maxwell 
Dorothy  Baughan  Moore 
Almeyda  Spratley  Peyton 
Molly  Wagener  Rice 
Sara  Frances  Ferrell  Shay 
Rachel  Hassell  Stevens 
Alice  Jones  Thompson 
Sally  Cheney  Walker 
Barbara  Payne  Webster 
Ellen  Nicholson  Williams 

1941 

Elizabeth  Pringle  Barge 
Louise  Kinkel  Boehmke 
Dale  Peters  Bryant 
Martha  Farmer  Chapman 
Jane  Raudenbush  Coiner 


Virginia  Evans  Crapuchettes 
Betty  Kull  Doimheller 
LeIia  Dunlap 

Genevieve  Benckenstein  Eldert 
Mary  Clinard  Flinn 
Malvine  Paxton  Graham 
Harriet  Angier  Kuhn 
Dorris  Withers  McNeal 
Doris  Siler  Miller 
Mary  Thompson  Molten 
Mary  Thomas  Moorhead 
Frances  Sledge  Nicrosi 
Nina  Sproul  Wise 

1942 

Margaret  Williams  Adams 
Elizabeth  McGrath  Anthony 
Ann  Atwell 
Mary  Simpson  Bailey 
Glada  Moses  Beard 
Hannah  Campbell  Boatwright 
Carolyn  Norton  Brushwood 
Peari  Epiing  Gulp 
Anne  Hayes  Davis 
Mary  Guerrant  Dodson 
Mary  Bartenstein  Faulkner 
Jane  Harns  Gatling 
Sara  Mackey  Godehn 
Inez  Jones  Hagaman 
Betty  Bailey  Hall 
Janet  Werner  Harris 
Nancy  McWhorter  Huriey 
Louise  Vandiviere  Mashbum 
Evelyn  Engleman  Mathews 
Emily  Eakle  Morgan 
Jane  Craig  Morrison 
Jean  Anderson  Nicewander 
Kathryn  Poerschke  Stevens 
Laura  Luck  Stiles 
•Eleanor  Jamison  Supple 
Margaret  McDonald  White 
Elisabeth  White  Willard 
Caroline  Murphy  Winter 

1943 

Mildred  Proffit  Batson 
Betty  Crews  Brandon 
Louise  Jackson  Green 
Ann  Graham  Hazzardt 
Mary  Jane  Lyies  Houston 
Caroline  Rose  Hunt 
Meredith  Jones  Johnson 
Gladys  Adams  Link 
Betty  Johnson  Mix 
Mary  Bullock  Morris 
Frances  Knight  Nollet 
Margaret  Price  Pinson 
Sally  Wheat  Porter 
Jean  Rutherford  Radcliffe 
Anna  Lane  Rogers 
Ruth  Peters  Sproul 
Martha  Sprouse  Stoops 
Katharine  ShelburneTrickey 

1944 

Laura  McManaway  Andrews 
Chariotte  Craun  Bishop 
Katherine  Kivlighan  Carter 
Vonceil  LeGrand  Chapman 
Mary  Cooke 
Nell  Dorsey 
Eva  Vines  Eutsler 


bold      reunion  team  members 
*  reunion  team  leaders 

t  deceased 


M.^RY    B.ALDWIN   COLLEGE 


.NNL  AL   .AND  OTHER   FORMS   OF   G!\1\G 
(  5   ) 


Josephine  Hannah  Holt 
Dorothy  Shelton  Jones 
Virginia  Gilliam  Lewis 
Anne  Haneke  McGough 
Joyce  Goldstein  Moseley 
Virginia  Gochenour  Reid 
Dorothy  Cleveland  Robb 
Mildred  RoycroftTeer 
Grace  Dryden  Venable 
Elizabeth  Churchman  Wick 
Mary  Dale  Lott  Wilson 
Betty  Cooke  Wood 

1945 

Margaret  Earle  Baker 
Mary  Anne  Rhame  Bates 
Anne  Churchman  Brown 
Elizabeth  McCampbell  Burton 
Nelwyn  Kirby  Culbertson 
Gayle  Heron 
E   Rives  Pollard  Houser 
Erah  Hatten  Kliewer 
Dorothy  Whitmore  Kurbjun 
Mane  Dowd  Latimer 
Louise  McLean  Lightner 
Helen  Cook  McQuillen 
Jean  Griffith  Mitchell 
Clemence  Vivrett  Pridham 
Julia  Pancake  Rankin 
Nancy  Nettleton  Rood 
Anne  Sims  Smith 
Julie  Sprunt 
Ann  Dowdell  Stauss 
Mary  Burr  Stevens 
Ann  Whitehead  Thomas 
Betty  NeislerTimberlake 
Nancy  Townsend 
Mimi  Mitchell  Tufts 
Frances  Tullis 
Sara  Smith  Wade 
Margaret  Roberts  Wagoner 
Mary  Cox  Whitmore 

1946 

Sabine  Goodman  Andrews 
Mary  Goodnch  Baskin 
Velma  Newbill  Booth 
Janet  Whitney  Bowyer 
Joyce  Craig  Butterworth 
Virginia  Bndgers  Corrigan 
Marjorie  Moore  Council 
Elsie  Waters  Ellington 
Margaret  Davis  Evans 
Betty  McKee  Franklin 
Maudie  Cover  Freeman 
Thelma  Trigg  Gannon 
Susan  Stewart  Goldthwaite 
Cornelia  Adair  Green 
Mary  Brown  Myrvik 
Dr.  Beneta  J  Peacock 
Anne  Armstrong  Piepenbrink 
Gladys  McManaway  Poindexter 
Jane  Proffit  Pruett 
Margaret  Pollard  Rea 
Emily  Moore  Seay 
Helen  Black  Sinnott 
Bertie  Deming  Smith 
Jean  Bickle  Smith 
Joan  Moran  Smith 
Charlotte  Tilley  Sorrell 
Frances  WagenerTebbs 


Jean  DinkinsThomason 
Cecile  Mears  Turner 

1947  Reunion 

George  Ann  Brown  Bahan 
Harry  Lee  Thompson  Billington 
Betsy  Forrest  Dunwoody 
Jane  Atkinson  Dwyer 
Barbara  Bixler  Elliott 
Martha  McMurry  Ellis 
Alice  Summers  Hale 
Mary  Graves  Knowles  Hamilton 
Nancy  Jones  Hamilton 
Miriam  Buckles  Helmen 
Dell  Proctor  Hollstein 
Sarah  Beals  Holzbach 
Margaret  Farris  Huff 
Emily  W.  Hundley 
Kathryn  Else  Johnson 
Eleanor  Armistead  Knipp 
Mananna  Jamison  Leach 
Ethel  McCants  Lowder 
Edith  Lane  McKay 
Jean  Bailey  McKinney 
Margaret  Churchman  Moffett 
Virginia  Roseborough  Morton 
Catherine  Stoner  Peaslee 
Helen  Wachs  Pnemer 
Ann  Bush  Putzel 
F  Walsh  Read 
Lynne  McNew  Smart 
Mary  Beth  Reed  Smyth 
Sally  Peck  Spaulding 
Marquilla  Stuckey  Stringer 
Harriette  Clarke  Thorne* 
Gloria  Duke  Trigg 
Myrna  Williams  Vest 
Evelyn  Cox  Washington 
Charlotte  Fall  Williams 
Manllyn  Hoyt  Yancey 

1948 

Jean  Wallace  Blount 

Peggy  Black  Braecklein 

Geraldine  Canby  Carroll 

Anne  Monyhan  Chambers 

Harriet  Hinman  Eubank 

Elva  Fifer 

Betty  Bales  Gallagher 

Pamela  Burnside  Gray 

Ellen  Eskridge  Groseclose 

Martha  Brown  Hamrick 

Heline  Cortez  Harrison 

Beverly  Wood  Hart 

Ruth  McBryde  Hill 

Ann  Lucas  Hite 

Ann  Doyle  Hopps 

Alice  Taylor  Houser 

Jane  Hammond  Jervey 

Margaret  Clarke  Kirk 

Annie  Beale  Kornegay 

Dons  Clement  Kreger 

Bettie  Barnett  Lombard 

Helen  DeVore  Mattenson 

Lois  Burer  McConnell 

Martha  Anne  "Mopsy"  Pool  Page 

Helen  Atkeson  Phillips 

Elizabeth  Blanchard  Podesta 

Martha  Godwin  Saunders 

Harriet  McLean  Slaughter 

Elizabeth  Hardin  Taylor 


Dorothy  Wilson  Vincent 
Lettalou  Garth  Whittington 
Betsy  Berry  Williamson 
Margaret  Getty  Wilson 

1949 

Margaret  Warren  Albright 

Margaret  Newman  Avent 

Barbara  Minter  Barnes 

Julia  Johnston  Belton 

Mary  Duke  Blouin 

Gwendolyn  Austin  Brammer 

Emily  Ogburn  Doak 

Patricia  Downing 

Peggy  Reid  Durden 

Jean  Farrow 

Betty  Farnngton  Felegara 

Betty  Beasley  Fiedler 

Caroline  Sprouse  Ghebelian 

Ann  Ashby  Helms 

Betty  McLean  Hopkins 

Ellen  Andrews  Hunter 

Jane  Sebrell  Irby 

Cynthia  Betts  Johnson 

Martha  Banner  Kelly 

Marjorie  Runge  Kelso 

Shirley  Sunderman  Kostik 

Betty  Harrell  Kyle 

Vera  Canaday  Lupo 

Elizabeth  Rawls  Macklin 

Jean  Quarles  Mary 

Margaret  Ryder  Pence 

Helen  Houghton  Peters 

Beverly  Harnson  Rhodes 

Mary  Anne  Heydenreich  Robbins 

Katharine  Makepeace  Turner 

Nancy  Rawls  Watson 

Margaret  Hooks  Wilson 

1950 

Harnet  Bangle  Bernhardt 
Margaret  Barrier 
Mary  Stuckey  Baxter 
Marie  McClure  Beck 
Florence  Everett  Belk 
Manan  Jones  Bergin 
Anne  Faw  Bernard 
Elia  Durr  Buck 
Jean  De  Vore  Calhoun 
Ann  Jones  Comley 
Pennie  West  Covington 
Mary  Sue  Gochenour  Fowlkes 
Jeanne  Ashby  Furrh 
Anita  Thee  Graham 
Mary  Carpenter  Graham 
Joann  Mitchell  Gner 
Virginia  Rose  Hagee 
Frances  Koblegard  Harcus 
EmmeWingate  Hawn 
Betty  Anderson  Jeffrey 
Gwendolyn  Park  Kelly 
Flora  Talmage  Landwehr 
Nancy  Cohen  Locher 
Johanna  Westley  Lucas 
Joyce  Kagin  McCauley 
Clara  Burroughs  McFarlin 
Barbara  Conlon  Miescher 
Barbara  Payne  Nolan 
Mary  Matthews  Park 
Alice  Hunter  Patterson 
Anna  Cacciapaglia  Peduto 


Frances  Lankford  Peek 
Harriet  Vreeland  Reynen 
Mary  White  Richards 
Frances  Costello  Roller 
Doris  McClary  Rollins 
Bess  Plaxco  Smith 
Virginia  Rosen  Stnckler 
Helen  HordTesterman 
Mary  Horton  Waldron 
Mary  Wright  Whaling 
Marilyn  Simpson  Williams 
Margaret  Wilson  Wood 
Rev.  Betty  Jean  Gilmer  Young 

1951 

Martha  McMullan  Aasen 

Elsie  Martin  Andersen 

Jean  Atkinson 

Mary  Ann  Tucker  Baikei 

Nancy  Kunkle  Carey 

Martha  Kline  Chaplin 

Jane  Stanley  Chislett 

Ouida  Caldwell  Davis 

Nancy  Draper 

Ellen  Underwood  Eckford 

Marilyn  Walseth  Gano 

Mary  Carolyn  Hollers  George 

Patricia  Andrew  Goodson 

Jacqueline  McClenney  Hamilton 

Eileen  Gregory  Harrell 

Anne  Markley  Harrity 

Jean  Kyle  Hedges 

Patncia  Hoshall  Jacoway 

Dr.  Alletta  Jervey 

Betty  Choate  Matthews 

Wilma  Hodge  Obaugh 

Anne  Poole 

Mildred  Vick  Pope 

Patricia  Brown  Schlick 

Mary  Lou  Christie  Schroeder 

Joan  Dieckmann  Stein 

Betty  White  Talley 

Lilian  Bedinger  Taylor 

Elizabeth  Bnnckerhoff  Thomas 

Jane  Moudy  Van  Dragt 

1952  Reunion 

Adelia  Hoefgen  Baldwin 

Anne  Person  Baylor 

Jessica  Gilliam  Boatwright 

Leslie  Booth* 

Evelyn  Chapman  Brown 

Elizabeth  Blount  Brundick 

Margaret  Hulsey  Buck 

Jeannette  Woolford  Byrd-Hansen 

Patricia  Casey 

Elizabeth  Todd  Compo 

Ann  Fowlkes  Dodd 

Eriine  Griffin  Eason 

Helen  Fletcher 

Peggy  Shelton  Fore 

Judith  Godwin 

Dorothy  Snodgrass  Goldsborough 

Mary  McBryde  Gray 

Jane  Thurmond  Gregory 

Margaret  McLaughlin  Grove 

Lynn  Lytton  Hamer 

Ann  LeStourgeon  Harris 

Florence  Wimberly  Hellinger 

Ann  Paulette  Holden 

Betty  Scott  Jones 


MAR,Y   BALDWIN  COLLEGE 


ANNUAL    ANP   OTHER    FORMS   OF   GIVING,    2001-02 
(    6    ) 


Lucy  Jones 

Constance  Detrick  Lamons 

Jane  Woodruff  Lucas 

Patricia  Macon  Lyon 
Marjorie  Gordon  Manning 
May  Thornton  McCavitt 
Dorothy  Payne  Nash 
Elsie  Nelms  Nash 
Ruth  Ann  Worth  Puckett 
Dorothy  Smith  Purse 
Ruth  Harrison  Quillen 
Joy  Chapoton  Ramsey 
Joyce  Acker  Ratlift 
Nancy  Kessler  Ray 
Anne  Stuart  Richardson 
Mary  Jane  Gray  Richardson 
Margaret  Moore  Ripley 
Diane  Truett  Roberts 
Betty  Gwaltney  Schutte 
Barbara  Sanford  Smith 
IVIargaret  King  Stanley* 
Janet  Russell  Steelman 
Joan  White  Thomas 
Marianne  Stanford  Thornburg 
Billie  Smith  Towlen 
Mariorie  SykesTurnbull 
Ann  Brown  Voss 
Alice  Ball  Watts 
Patricia  Murphey  Whitman 
Emily  Mitchell  Williamson 

1953 

Dorothy  Beals  Ballew 
Martha  Barnett  Beal 
Martha  Booth  Bernhardt 
Jeanne  Sherrill  Boggs 
Alice  Welch  Daggett 
Jennie  Evans  Dille 
Kay  Flippen  Durham 
Mildred  Sheridan  Gaillard 
Nancy  Barron  Gouriey 
Ida  Ryland  Guthrie 
Ann  Lee  Harrison 
Nancy  Hendricks 
Nancy  Eaton  Hopkins 
Ruth  Parsons  Johnson 
Jane  Tucker  Mitchell 
Elma  Rollins  Proffitt 
June  Auer  Reed 
Cordelia  Sprong  Reid 
Eva  Pound  Rothschild 
Mary  Jo  Shilling  Shannon 
Dr.  Ethel  Smeak 
Betty  Eberhart  Spillman 
JoAnne  Vames  Stamus 
Joan  Martin  Tuckwiller 
Milby  Booth  Wade 
Jo  An  n  Thacker  West 

1954 

Ann  Robinson  Brown 

Dora  Wiley  Brown 

M.  Elizabeth  De  Loach 

Constance  Headapohl  DeBerardinis 

Agnes  Gray  Duff 

Eleanor  Yeakley  Gardner 

Marian  Hollingsworth  Green 

Nancy  Rawles  Grissom 

Jessie  Carr  Haden 

Mary  McKee  Hagemeyer 

Anne  Oden  Hall 


Janet  Mitchell  Harper 
Joan  Davenport  Haydon 
Virginia  Eveisole  Herdman 
Martha  McKnight  Huey 
Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley 
Betty  Garter  Lane 
Mary  Lewis 
Alma  McCue  Miller 
Ann  Shaw  Miller 
Winifred  Boggs  Myrick 
Addie  McLaughlin  Ours 
Anne  Dosher  Read 
Daphne  Brown  Robertson 
Betty  Garrett  Schmidt 
Elizabeth  Biggadike  Scroggin 
Mary  Creswell  Short 
Ashlin  Wyatt  Smith 
Cherie  ParrishTurman 
M,  MusserWatkins  Warren 
Jane  Edwaids  Wheeler 
Elizabeth  Switzer  Zirkle 

1955 

Martha  Richardson  Allen 
Ellen  Stickell  Bare 
Frances  Hafer  Chiles 
Mary  Jamison  Clarke 
Dorothy  Martin  Harris 
Elizabeth  Robinson  Harrison 
Page  Smith  Hartley 
Amy  Maloy  Lindsly 
Patricia  Pinkiey  Miller 
Mary  Hornbarger  Mustoe 
Patty  Tipton  Pugh 
Eleanor  Harwell  Thomsen 
Gwendolyn  Cooper  Wamsley 
Najia  Hassen  White 

1956 

Margaret  Adair  Atmar 
Mary  Beale  Black 
Diana  Rede  Cabell 
Eleanor  Cahill 
Nancy  Payne  Dahl 
Patricia  Bowie  Davis 
Nancy  Buston  Downs 
Laura  Clausen  Drum 
Page  Grey  Dudley 
Anne  Goode 
Susan  Dozier  Grotz 
Mary  Reynolds  Henderson 
Aline  Powers  Hudson 
Bettye  Hurt  Ingram 
Ann  Dick  Lovelady 
Diane  McClenney  Macrae 
Elizabeth  Malone 
Katherine  Keller  Maultsby 
Ann  Ritchie  McHught 
Reid  Stnckland  Nottingham 
Susan  Andes  Pittman 
Claire  Fontaine  Rice 
Virginia  Hunt  Roberts 
Mary  Colonna  Robertson 
Ellen  Gibson  Shaw 
Clare  Trotti  Stephens 
Patricia  Lary  Stevens 
Blanche  GambnII  Stockbndge 
Barbara  Hunter  Stone 
Mary  Sledge  Weems 
Ellawells  Milligan  Williams 
June  Morrow  Winslow 


1957  Reunion 

Frances  Wood  Apistolas 
Julianne  Rand  Brawner 
Susan  Wilson  Cruser 
Mary  Cranwell  Deemer 
Frances  Wills  Delcher 
Felicia  Candler  Freed 
Paula  Branch  Holt 
Mettle  Goodwin  Jaynes 
Susan  Barker  Kika 
Salenda  Smith  Kincaid 
Ann  Denny  Kinscherff 
Susan  Carper  Lee 
Barbara  Russell  Long 
Margaret  Jorstad  Lucas 
Ann  Kennedy  Melton 
Martha  Robinson  Meyer 
Nancy  Rhoads  Miller 
Sherril  Gerding  Miller 
Shannon  Greene  IVIitchell 
Tina  Cacciapaglia  Naylor 
Caria  Rucl<er  Nix 
Kathryn  Pope  Pilcher 
Mary  Wells  Powell 
Diane  Alexis  Riffelmacher 
Elizabeth  Crawford  Robbins 
Sara  Burwell  Robinson 
Rev.  Judith  Gabel  Reeling 
Helen  Thompson  Sharpley 
Nancy  Switzer  Sowers 
Ada  Lou  Worth  Turner 
Mary  Breeden  Wagnon 
Barbara  Bullock  Williams* 
Joan  Dove  Wray 

1958 

Emily  Baker 

Janice  Gregory  Belcher 
Dr  Barbara  Bell-Remen 
Ann  Cooke  Britt 
Virginia  Maxwell  Burnett 
Kathleen  Hand  Carter 
Nancy  Williams  Deacon 
Betty  Payne  Doriis 
Margaret  Teague  Eaton 
Caroline  Huffstutler  Furr 
Kathryn  Layne  Hanna 
Barbara  Allan  Hite 
Marjorie  Hoge 
Anne  Coleman  Huskey 
Jettie  Bergman  Johnston 
Constance  McHugh  Kimerer 
Martha  Thulin  Leynes-Selbert 
Patricia  Schendel  Loring 
H.  Wornom  Moore 
Kay  Humphrey  Pancake 
Lydia  Woods  Peale 
Faye  Smith  Peck 
Elizabeth  Plowman 
Patsy  Messer  Poovey 
Carolyn  Griffis  Smith 
Patricia  Sphar 
Patricia  Gwynn  Taft 
Margaret  Flythe  Teague 
Elizabeth  Withrow  Turner 
Merita  Long  Webster 
Bruce  Suttle  Winfield 

1959 

Anne  McClung  Anderson 
Rebecca  Pierce  Ansley 


MARY    BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL   AND   OTHER   FORMS   OF  GIVING, 
(  7   ) 


Why  do  I  give  to  MBC?  It's  simple.  I  want  every 
woman  who  will  stand  still  for  it  to  have  an  education 
designed  for  women  in  a  college  that  values  capable 
women.  We've  been  doing  that  here  since  Miss  Mary 
Julia  was  a  smart  woman,  known  as  the  best  busi- 
nessman in  Staunton  because  there  wasn't  a 
gender-appropriate  term  for  her  achievement. 

The  college  made  all  the  difference  for  me.  For 
the  first  time,  I  knew  that  I  was  smart,  that  smart 
women  are  valued,  and  that  I  could  aspire  to  goals 

other  than  home  and  family.  I 
was  so  well  prepared  by  my 
work  here  that  graduate  study 
didn't  seem  harder,  only  more 
extensive.  My  teachers  were 
the  equals  of  those  I  enjoyed 
later  in  fme  graduate  schools. 

My  daughter,  Sarah  Francisco  '00,  had  a  similarly 
fine  experience  in  the  Program  for  the  Exceptionally 
Gifted  at  MBC  and  found  herself  better  prepared  for 
law  school  than  cohorts  who  had  never  analyzed  a 
text  and  defended  their  understanding  orally,  seen 
Windows,  or  held  positions  of  leadership  in  college. 
Best  of  all,  like  me,  she  holds  the  one  job  she  wanted 
enough  to  apply  for. 

Dr.  Virginia  Royster  Francisco  '64 

Professor  of  Theatre 

Margaret  Hunt  Hill  Distinguished  Chair  in  the  Humanities 


Sara  Miller  Richardson 
Dons  Rohner  Rogers 
Patricia  Edwards  Saunders 
Mary  K,  McConchie  Schultz 
Carolyn  Gilmer  Shaw 
Jeannerte  Hervey Trice 
Ann  Ballard  Van  Eman 


1961 


Emory  O'Shee  Apple 
Ann  Singletary  Bass 
Martha  Caplinger  Brinkley 
Mane  Hayward  Collins 
Jane  Reid  Cunningham 
Margaret  Foster  Curtis 
Mary  Phiegar  Davis 
Julia  Johnson  Dernier 
Cornelia  Davis  Doolan 
Suzanne  Stirling  Duffey 
Virginia  Hofler  Duval! 
Anne  Herbert  Feathers 
Anne  Wait  Gardner 
Melanie  Terrell  Gardner 
Katherine  Williams  Gooding 
McChesney  Mayer  Grabau 
Gloria  Gregory  Hildebrand 
Elizabeth  Williams  Hoover 
Martha  Moseley  Johnson 
Carlana  Lindstrom  Lane 
Patricia  Chipman  Lewis 
Helen  Smith  McCallum 
Joyce  Holt  McDowell 
Dorothy  Wilkins  Miller 
Ruth  Hawkins  Moiony 
Dr.  Gwen  Kennedy  Neville 


Alys  Boozer  Owsley 
Douglass  Keliam  Patterson 
H  Sue  Ritchie  Scherff 
Sandra  Esquivel  Snyder 
Lucy  Fisher  West 
Marcia  Fry  White 
Beverly  Matthews  Williams 

1960 

Sara  Armstrong  Bingley 
Susan  Warfield  Caples 
Meredith  Dunbar  Carlson 
Patsy  Little  Culpepper 
LoisWillard  Daniel 
Nancy  Mayer  Dunbar 
Sara  Squires  Erickson 
Mary  Cowan  Grimshaw 
Ellen  Holtz 
Alice  Cox  Hubbard 
Elmore  Bartlett  Inscoe 
Sharon  Hooks  Knaus 
Rebekah  Lewis  Knvsky 
Nancy  Bartley  Leonard 
Patncia  McGehee  Lewis 
Nancy  Hooker  Manning 
Anne  Fray  McCormick 


Barbara  Reid  Bailey 

Patricia  Goshorn  Ball 

Phebe  Palmer  Bishop 

Dr  Mary  Ellen  Brown 

Kathanne  Bonfoey  Burgdorf 

Susan  Deibert  Butler 

Elizabeth  Allan  Collins 

Barbara  Williams  Craig 

Anne  Ponder  Dickson 

Elizabeth  Garst  Edwards 

Cynthia  Hundley  Fisher 

Mary  Penzold  Fooks 

Mary  Blake  Green 

Nancy  Klauder  Hall 

Frances  Purdom  Hammonds 

Charlotte  Leverton  Hamner 

Mary  Cloud  Hamilton  Hollingshead 

Beverly  Grear  Hurt 

Shirley  Corbin  Menendez 

Karen  Bass  Mulder 

N   Barbara  Harris  Quarles 

Patricia  Liebert  Riddick 

Susan  Ely  Ryan 

Sigrid  Gudheim  Scott 

Carol  Wornom  Sorensen 

Nancy  Simpson  Steinmiller 

Otey  Hayward  Swoboda 

Katherine  Smith  Tinker 

Sylvia  Scott  Weaver 

1962  Reunion 

Neilson  Peirce  Andrews 
Shirley  Quarles  Baird 
Jane  Coleman  Balfour 
Mary  Eldridge  Berry 
Martha  Wade  Bradford 
Elizabeth  Dickerson  Brown 
Ann  Lee  Alexander  Cook 
Prior  Meade  Cooper 
Eleanor  Strange  Daftary-Kealy 
Susan  Jennings  Denson 
Audrey  Gifford  Eggleston 
Elizabeth  Scott  Featherstone 
Penn  Walker  Flournoy 
Sandra  Sykes  Gray 
Jennifer  Wilson  Green 
Linda  Dolly  Hammack 
Margaret  Saunders  Hayes 
Susan  Johnson  High 
Phyllis  Boone  Hill 
Susan  Hooper  Hogge 
Haniet  Hope  Howard 
Lacey  Sanford  Hudgins 
Vera  Thomas  James 
Antoinette  Harrison  Jamison 
Cathenne  Kavanagh 
Susan  Cadle  King 
Mary  Anne  Gilbert  Kohn 
Iva  Zeiler  Lucas* 
Phoebe  McCain  Luce 
Margaret  Dickson  Marsh 
Mary  Nell  Williams  Mathis 
Martha  Butler  Matthews 


Judith  Richardson  Minter 
Carolyn  Stover  Modarelli-Adams 
Charlotte  Mooney 
Cynthia  Rhymes  Pansh 
Sally  Heltzel  Pearsall 
Emily  Troxell  Pepper 
Betty  Cacciapaglia  Pessagno 
Shirley  File  Bobbins 
Amelia  McKinnon  Sherrill 
Manon  Drewry  Smith 
Nancy  Harris  Snead 
Carol  Wheeler  Stevenson 
Frances  Wentz  Taber 
Eugenia  McCuenThomason 
Josephine  Whittle  Thornton 
Mary  Whitinger  Turner 
Carolyn  Jones  Waghorne 
Douglas  Laughon  Wallace 

1963 

Anne  Hogshead  Aleman 

Helen  Arrowood  Arnold 

Julia  Morton  Ball 

Elizabeth  Evans  Baxter 

Sarah  Livingston  Brown 

Nell  Rogers  Carvell 

Faye  Baker  Clark 

J.  Wright  Cochrane 

Mary  Gould  Coulbourn 

Ann  Booker  Darst 

Kathenne  Miller  De  Genaro 

Linda  Wyatt  Duncan 

Mary  Rutherfoord  Mercer  Ferguson 

Nancy  Blood  Ferguson 

Ann  Geggie  Fridley 

Patricia  Berry  Gamer 

Judy  Lipes  Garst 

Lucy  Morris  Gay 

Judith  Thompson  Hatcher 

Carolyn  Haldeman  Hawkins 

Martha  Fant  Hays 

Roberta  Gill  Hefler 

Nannette  Gene  Jarrell  Heidrich 

Sharon  Foye  Hewlett 

Elizabeth  Laird  Hicks 

Anna  Kate  Reid  Hipp 

Barbara  Wishart  Johnson 

Robbie  Nelson  LeCompte 

Shearer  Troxell  Luck 

Linda  Fobes  Manon 

Joan  Stanley  Maroulis 

Jane  Coulbourn  Marshall 

Keene  Roadman  Martin 

Virginia  Hesdorffer  Maxwell 

Mary  Cochran  McConnell 

Elizabeth  Grubbs  McCurry 

Patricia  Fisher  McHold 

Ann  Dial  McMillan 

Becky  Cannaday  Merchant 

Melissa  Kimes  Mullgardt 

Margaret  Woodson  Nea 

Minta  McDiarmid  Nixon 

Gale  Palmer  Penn 

Katherine  Sproul  Perry 

Mary  Ellen  Smith  Perry 

Lynn  Butts  Preston 

Macon  Clement  Riddle 

Eleanor  McCown  Robideau 

Emily  Dethloff  Ryan 

Lynette  Warner  Shiver 

Mary  McGrath  Stone 

Frances  Davis TenBrook 


MARY   BALDWIN  COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING,   2001-02 


Bizabeth  UnnTraubman 
Margaret  Engle  Trumbo 
Jane  Vaughan 
Bizabeth  \A/hite 

1964 

Carolyn  Smith  Abbitt 
HyrdWiiliams  Abbott 
Victoria  Held  Argabnght 
Paula  Greenlee  Barber 
IWary  Juer  Barnwell 
Anne  lUimmo  Ban-y 
Beveriy  Estes  Bates 
Karen  Appleby  Baughan 
Sarah  Alley  Saney 
Jane  Heywood  Boylin 
Cynthia  Freeman  Branscome 
Alice  Farriar  Butler 
Jacqueline  Riddle  Davidson 
Frances  Sanders  Davis 
Hebecca  Bryant  Davis 
Mary  Kerr  Denny 
Sally  Dorsey 
Glenn  Ellen  Downie 
Judith  Roeter  Fi^rd 
Dr.  Virginia  Royster  Francisco 
Sarah  Brennan  Freeman 
Penelope  Wev  Frere 
Rossalyn  Wolever  Hampton 
Laura  Holbrook  Hardwick 
Ann  King  Harkins 
Helen  Downie  Harrison 
Susan  F^lmer  Hauser 
Jane  Tanner  Henderson 
Anne  Warren  Hoskins 
Nancy  Rowe  Hull 
Bess  Alexander  Johnson 
Anita  Saffels  l-awson 
Jo  Blen  Jennette  Luscombe 
Mary  Ann  Appleby  Marchio. 
Phyllis  Short  Marcom 
Beanor  Poole  McCord 
Carolyn  Clemmer  McCulley 
Ann  Higgins  McWhirter 
Dariena  Sizemore  Mixon 
Fairfex  Hardesty  Montgomery 
Pamela  Milliken  Reed 
ILinda  l-eeds  Scott 
Wortley  Davis  Smith 
Nancy  Nelson  Spencer 
Martha  Murchison  Stn'ckland 
Juliane  Jorgensen  Taylor 
Martha  McDevitt Thomas 
Susan  Thompson  Timmons 
Ann  Morrell  Tucker 
EmilV  Holloway  Walker 
Jean  UmbergerWertz 

1965 

Mary  Gillespie  Amos 
Frances  Gilliam  Armstrong 
Martha  Peck  Bolen 
Beanore  Eckel  Brough 
Diane  Cooper  Byers 
Bizabeth  Walker  Cate 
Melanie  Walthall  Chambliss 
Elaine  Knight  Clarke 
Stuart  Chapman  Cobb 
Janice  Jones  Collins 
Janet  Haddrell  Connors 
Beanor  Craig 
isian  Daiis 


Katherine  Eariy  Dougherty 
Anne  Smith  Edwards 
Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans 
Gar/  Rake 
Marian  Gordin 
Judith  Payne  Grey 
Carol  Graham  Hairston 
Emma  Manin  Halpert 
Sara  Beabout  Hartman 
Mary  Lewis  Hix 
Judy  Roy  Hoffman 
Carol  Gibson  Kanner 
Paula  Stephens  Lambert 
Ann  Mebane  Levine 
Elizabeth  Brown  McKell 
Kathryn  Johnson  McKinnie 
Chariotte  Tyson  Mewhom 
Nancy  Jackson  Miller 
Elizabeth  Matthews  Morgan 
Dr  Mary  Newell 
Margaret  Ten-ell  Penick 
Adele  JeffonJs  Pope 
Margaret  Gunter  Riddle 
Jeannie  McLain  Rubin 
Dorothy  lafrate  Rudy 
Gail  McAlpin  Schweickert 
Carol  Stewart  Shaw 
Judy  Bryant  Skinner 
Jane  Doughtie  Taylor 
Margaret  Michael  Thompson 
Mary  Peach  Upchurch 
Bett/  Hughes  Walton 
Hannah  Catchall  Webb 
Margaret  MaloneWest 
Eleanor  Chew  Winnard 
Elizabeth  Dismer Yancey 

1966 

Lucy  Lanier  Adcock 
Julia  Blanchard  Batchelor 
Susanne  Raybum  Bates 
Martha  Ratchford  Bean 
Mar/  Chenault  Bomar 
Analeak  Liipfert  Bowers 
Ashlin  Swetnam  Bray 
Bizabeth  Shinnick  Caldwell 
Dr.  Janet  White  Campbell 
Mary  Crittenden  Catrett 
Avril  Laughlin  Chase 
Ann  Alexander  Crane 
Julia  Barbee  Crothers 
Carol  Delbndge 
Carole  Rednour  Dixon 
Sandra  Zeese  Dnscoll 
Mary  Ellen  Killinger  Durham 
Mary  Rainer  Eanes 
Susan  Mulford  Gantly 
Glenda  Nonis  George 
Marijane  Gish 
Ann  Wade  Godwin 
Virginia  Gonder 
Alice  Tolley  Goodwin 
Sally  Marks  Goodwin 
Joan  Velten  Hall 
Patricia  Bilbo  Hamp 
Beryl-Ann  Johnson 
Esther  Johnson 
Dr  Gail  Apperson  Kilman 
Sarah-Mack  Lawson 
Rebecca  Suter  Lindsay 
Carol  Whetham  Looney 
Carey  Goodwin  Louthan 


Sammy  Primm  Marshall 
Lou  Hartgraves  McCarty 
Anne  Patrick  Patton 
Florence  Merritt  Percy 
Frances  Davis  Pollard 
Sandra  Lennon  Pnce 
Karen  Cowsert  Pryor 
AnnYingling  Schmidt 
Carol  Storm  Smith 
Laura  Mauldin  Stewart 
Alice  Lippitt  Steyaart 
June  McLaughlin  Strader 
M.  Elizabeth  Swope 
Hope  RothertTaft 
Jo.  Ellen  Turner  Thompson 
Ann  Morgan  Vickery 
Nancy  Yates  Woodall 
Anne  Hutton  Zimmerschied 

1967  Reunion 

Sandra  Preseren  Alley 
Dr  Ann  Field  Alexander 
Cheryl  Dinwiddle  Andre 
Mary  Comforth  Baird 
Margaret  Maddex  Barnes 
Janice  Smith  Barry 
Frances  Gallion  Bear 
Anne  Williams  Blanks 
Sandra  Grizzard  Brooks 
Gay  Gilmore  Butler 
Margaret  Cuthbert  Campbell 
Peggy  Anderson  Cair 
Margaret  Turner  Coleman 
Angela  Blose  Coriey 
Margaret  Weaver  Crosson 
Winton  Mather  Doherty 
Louise  Tabb  Edge 
Anne  Shields  Emerson 
Kathleen  Myers  Faust 
Bizabeth  Holland  Few 
Jean  Lambeth  Hart 
Ellen  Martin  Hass 
Harriet  Christenberry  Heacock 
Rosa  McLaughlin  Heinsohn 
Ellen  Anderson  Hill 
Wylyn  Letson  Hodnett 
Dixie  Epes  Hoggan 
Virginia  Carter  Holden 
Maqone  Gillespie  Holt 
Mikal  Bralley  Hoofnagle 
Barbara  Homer-Miller 
Mary  Reuman  Howard 
Elizabeth  Troxell  Jones 
Linda  Young  Kennedy 
Nancy  Williamson  Lamb 
Ruth  Littrell 
Brenda  Ballard  Magill 
Frances  Harvey  Mallison 
Emily  Wright  Mallory 
Mary  Page  Manning 
Carey  Cooiey  McDaniel 
Mar/  Livermore  McDennott 
Dr.  Margaret  McNeese 
Alice  Moore 

Nancy  Falkenberg  Muller 
Sally  Stowers  Oliver 
Virginia  Beasiey  Otis 
Virginia  Taylor  Otts 
Jacquelyn  Stroupe  Pace 
Margaret  Allen  Palmer 
Dr  Susan  Palmer 
Judith  Paulsel 


MARY  BALDWIN  COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER  FORMS  OF  C: 
f  9  ) 


I've  been  dreading  this  school  year  ever  since  I 
did  the  math  hack  in  1984  when  our  youngest  was 
horn.  This  is  the  year  we  have  three  in  college.  So 
contributing  to  Mary  Baldwin  Annual  Giving  is  not 
something  we  do  on  a  whim.  We  have  been  so 
pleased  with  the  opportunities  Mary  Baldwin  pro- 
vided our  oldest,  Diane,  a  senior.  Although  we  can't 
afford  to  give  much  these  days,  we  give  what  we  can. 

I  imagine  this  is  as  tough  a  time  as  it's  ever  been 
for  a  private,  single-gender  school  to  keep  the  doors 
open  and  the  lights  on.  1  think  Mary  Baldwin's  future 
is  bright.  1  think  the  staff,  faculty,  and  programs  Presi- 
dent Tyson  leaves  behind  are  stellar.  We'll  vote  "yes" 
again  with  our  checkbook,  and  I  think  other  Mary 
Baldwin  supporters  should,  too. 

Eli  Alford,  father  of  Diane  E.  Alford  '03 

As  supervisor  of  the  Spencer  Society  —  students 
selected  to  take  part  in  the  Annual  Giving 
phonathon  —  1  assist  students  in  contacting 
alumnae/i  and  help  train  them  to  solicit  pledges.  1 
also  enjoy  calling.  Speaking 
with  alumnae/i  is  addictive.  I 
love  to  hear  what  they  are 
doing. 

I  work  with  Annual  Giving 
in  many  ways  because  1  want  to 
give  something  back  to  the 
school  that  has  given  me  so  much.  1  have  been 
blessed  with  wonderful  relationships  and  privileges  at 
Baldwin  and  will  continue  to  help  Mary  Baldwin 
raise  money  in  the  future. 

Diane  E.  Alford  '03 


Roberta  Brent  Peek 
M.  Elizabeth  Preddy 
Barbara  Freeman  Ragsdale 
Elizabeth  Barkley  Ravenel 
Carolyn  Newman  Renner 
Dr.  Sue  Ellen  Butler  Rocovich 
Rev.  Ann  Rogers-Witte 
Ann  Humphrey  Sanders 
Carol  Laws  Slonaker 
Mary  Block  Smith 
Gail  Alberts  Stone 
Judith  Pugh  Stone 
Martha  Harlow  Stronach 
Lucia  Lionberger  Thomas 
Sarah  OdenTipson 
Cecelia  Burns  Travis 
Carol  Stephens  Tnce 
Dr.  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock" 
Lynn  Williams  Wood 


1968 

E.  Lawson  Bonner  Anderson 

Anonymous 

Monnie  Moore  Armsworthy 

Kathleen  Aure 

Sharon  Knopp  Bares 

Vicki  Hurd  Bartholomew 

■^/irginia  Watson  Bernard 

Nancy  Geiger  Bondurant 

Nancy  Carrow  Bott 

Judith  Way  Bouchard 

Carolyn  Martin  Bryan 

Kathleen  Kenig  Byford 

Dr  Catherine  Walleigh  Carnevale 

Georgeanne  Bates  Chapman 

Diane  Hillyer  Copley 

Elise  Palma  Couper 

Judith  Wells  Creasy 

Susan  Gamble  Dankel 


Ellen  Gaw  Dean 

Anne  Kinnier  Dnscoll 

Rev,  Dr.  Margaret  Anne  Robertson  Fohl 

Elizabeth  Roper  Golden 

Nancy  Peyton  Gresham 

Janet  Parrish  Harns 

Brooks  McMurria  Hartley-Leonard 

Barbara  Craft  Hemphill 

Susan  Vaughan  Henry 

Cornelia  McLeod  Herbert 

Lynn  Boyd  Hewitt 

Sallie  Barre  James 

Barbara  Penick  Jimenez 

Elizabeth  Jolley  Kobiashvili 

Nancy  Kevan  Lazaron 

Susan  Powell  Leister 

Susan  Van  Lear  Logan 

Jane  Crane  McSwain 

Ihrie  Carr  Means 

Sarah  Sterrett  Meyerhoff 

Anne  Walker  Milliken 

Juliet  McCall  Moser 

Jeannette  Norfleet 

Margaret  Lawrence  Parkerson 

Martha  Howard  Patten 

Susan  White  Persak 

Judy  Mauze  Philpott 

Elizabeth  Slipek  Pruitt 

Carol  Mathews  Ray 

Kristine  Niehaus  Revington 

Martha  Blake  Rex 

F  Temple  Roberts 

Susan  Hust  Rosher 

Cornelia  Green  Roy 

Jane  Starke  Sims 

Martha  Jernigan  Sims 

Linda  Goddin  Smith 

Mary  Miller  Sopher 

Dr  L.  Lundie  Spence 

Susanne  Dyer  Stanley 

Edith  A,  Stotler 

Rev  Sherry  Mason  Taylor 

Cathy  Turner  Temple 

Tempe  Grant  Thomas 

Blanche  Humphreys  Toms 

Ray  Castles  Uttenhove 

Barbara  Simmons  Wainscott 

Alice  Lacy  Wareham 

Dr  Suzanne  Smith  Williams 

Margaret  Neille  McRae  Wilson 

Elisabeth  Wise 

Peyton  Wooldndge 

1969 

Valerie  Lutz  Angeloro 
Claire  Lewis  Arnold 
Neely  Garrett  Axselle 
Janet  Turner  Barrows 
Miriam  Jones  Beckwith 
Sandra  Holliman  Botton 
Mary  Earle  Brown 
Eda  Hofstead  Cabaniss 
Susan  Campbell 
Mary  Kennedy  Caruso 
Angler  Brock  Caudle 
Lynn  White  Cobb 
Susan  Cutler 
Elizabeth  Fleeting  Davis 
Linda  Dawe 
Carol  Alspaugh  Denton 
Suzanne  Jones  Duncan 
Linda  Hite  Durbin 


Judith  Barnett  Dutterer 

Ann  Truster  Faith 

Susan  Tram  Fearon 

Sheryl  Ameen  Fiegel 

Martha  Fowler 

Karen  Marston  Frank 

M  Jane  Durant  Fried 

Judith  Galloway 

Carolyn  Waike  Card 

Nancy  Hill  Haley 

Kathryn  Bish  Hanson 

Patncia  Binkley  Haws 

Kay  Culbreath  Heller 

Dr.  Sara  Nair  James 

E.  Lindsay  Jones 

Judith  West  Kidd 

Gail  McLennan  King 

Jennifer  King 

Nora  Leary 

Dr  Gayle  Lester 

Margaret  Livingston 

Elizabeth  Newman  Mason 

Martha  Masters 

Elizabeth  Maxwell 

Janet  Rawlings  McGraw 

Frances  Thompson  McKay 

Jane  Sanders  Mornss 

Grace  Fnend  Mullen 

Mary  Ellen  Navas 

Jill  Olson 

Cissie  Ellis  Paddie 

Margaret  Thorn  Rawls 

Margaret  Barranger  Reid 

Sandra  McQuarne  Rigby 

Patricia  Robertson 

Corrie  Smith  Sargeant 

Caroline  Schooley 

Elizabeth  Helmken  Schubert 

Lindley  Motfett  Small 

Edwina  Smith 

Katherine  Quillian  Solberg 

Marghenta  Patterson  Somers 

Ann  Davis  Spitier 

Sherri  Miller  Stephenson 

Elizabeth  Hanes  Thomas 

Anne  Emmert  Thompson 

Jane  Collis  Thornton 

JaneTownes 

Anne  McLeod  Turner 

Jennifer  Mack  Urquhart 

Ann  Lewis  Vaughn 

Judith  Wade 

Mary  Ward 

Mary  Gregory  Wilson 

1970 

Kathrena  Ravenhorst  Adams 
Martha  Kennedy  Albertson 
Carolyn  Bass  Armentrout 
Kathenne  Crawford  Arrowsmith 
Emily  McClure  Ballard 
Jane  Graves  Bartlett 
Windon  Blanton  Biesecker 
Chris  Ziebe  Blanton 
Virginia  Holmes  Brown 
Julie  Mays  Cannell 
JoAnne  Guider  Chase 
Mizza  Saunders  Conwell 
Mary  McCaa  Cothran 
Lynn  Des  Prez 
Whitney  Hanes  Feldmann 
Margaret  Fogle 


MARY   BALDWIN   C:OLLEOE 


ANNUAL   AND  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING,   2001-02 
(   10   ) 


Leslie  Freeman 
Dale  Smith  Georgiade 
Elaine  Rabe  Giese 
Cathenne  Nease  Gilbreath 
Jean  Grainger 
Jo  Ann  Martin  Gustafson 
Elizabeth  Larner  Gutmann 
Virginia  Mosby  Hayles 
Elizabeth  Higginbotham 
Janice  Shoemaker  Hill 
Zoe  Kerbey  Holmes 
J.  Pennington  Smith  Hopkins 
Diane  Darnell  Hughes 
Martha  Booth  Jennison 
Virginia  Kintz 
Isabelle  Turner  Knight 
Elizabeth  Rand  Lemon 
Gail  Halsey  Levine 
Margaret  Lake  Lindsay 
Mary  Macdonald 
Louise  Rossett  McNamee 
Elizabeth  Irzyk  Mize 
Margaret  Oxford  Morgan 
Laura  Croom  Murray 
Connie  Kittle  Neer 
Margaret  Hawkins  Oosterman 
Emily  Borden  Ragsdale 
Janice  Coleman  Robertson 
Janie  Huske  Satterfield 
Winfree  Hughes  Segal 
Mary  Wood  Senechal 
Elizabeth  Jennings  Shupe 
Jean  Barry  Strain 
Elizabeth  NesbittThomason 
Karen  Pixley  Trimble 
Daphne  Walker 
Frances  Williamson 
Alice  Franciso  Wipfler 
Dorothy  Jones  Wrigley 

1971 

Laurel  Catching  Alexander 

Anonymous 

Linda  Rawlings  Baker 

Leigh  Suhiing  Barth 

Carol  Cadell  Bowie 

Rev.  N.  Lee  Wiliey  Bowman 

Louise  Boylan 

Janet  Dennis  Branch 

Patricia  Lamberth  Bnjce 

Susan  Hoch  Crane 

Lloyd  Gather  Dickson 

Catharine  Dorrier 

Mary  Babcock  Edwards 

Nancy  Morse  Evans 

Jane  Faulds 

Melissa  Wimbish  Ferrell 

Elizabeth  Conner  Flippen 

Stephanie  Miller  Goh 

Brenda  Nichol  Goings 

Jean  Orne  Gosling 

Elizabeth  Francis  Griffith 

Dr.  Jennifer  McHugh  Haase 

Dee  Bowman  Haggard 

Karen  Kelly  Hartley 

Betty  Herrman 

Ellen  Porter  Holtman 

Nancy  Jones 

Gray  Thomas  Langston 

Susan  Bernoudy  Lebowitz 

Lucy  Cunningham  Lee 

Janice  Booth  Maner 


Janet  Sapp  Marks 
Ellen  Johnson  Massey 
Nancy  Winters  Moore 
Antoinette  Bond  Morrison 
M.  Merrick Twohy  Murray 
Betsy  Julie  Marshall  Nau 
Laura  Sadler  Olin 
Mary  Pardue 
Brooke  Hume  Pendleton 
Merchant  Starr  Reutlinger 
Nancy  McDowell  Reynolds 
Katherine  Blackwell  Roach 
Margaret  Addison  Shepard 
Clara  MacKenzie  Smiley 
Carol  Sorrell  Strawbridge 
Dons  Fauber  Strickler 
Catharine  Pierce  Stringfellow 
Caroline  Struthers 
Kathenne  Terrell  Svejnar 
Bonnie  Brackett  Weaver 
Kathryn  Jacobs  Wendell 
Julia  Anderson  Wilson 

1972  Reunion 

Blanche  Wysor  Anderson 

Anonymous 

Claudia  Turner  Bagwell 

Caroline  Dixon  Bartman 

Harriet  Stoneburner  Bell 

Maureen  Love  Bendall 

Penelope  Patrick  Biskey 

Barbara  Robertson  Burke 

Clatie  Harris  Campbell 

Chariotte  Heller  Chatlain 

Patricia  Click 

Eve  Bremermann  Collard 

Sarah  Crockett  Eggleston 

Dr.  Susan  Ellett 

Catherine  Spratley  Favre 

Mary  Rogers  Field 

Virginia  Masters  Fleishman 

Janie  Davis  Flournoy 

Elaine  Henderson  Fowler 

Lea  Ayers  Gilman 

Leah  Waller  Golden 

Priscilla  Coppock  Hanger 

Julia  Henley 

Deborah  Morey  Holden 

Jean  Dittmar  Hubertus 

Linda  Grinels  Irby 

Linda  Raber  Jahnig 

A.  Talbott  Jordan 

Dr  Frances  Bleckley  Kemp 

Jill  Kiely 

Rogene  Elkins  Laserna 

Barbara  Butler  Leonard 

Constance  Atkins  Lewallen 

Page  Price  Lewis 

Leelia  Logan  Louis 

Nina  Reid  Mack 

Jane  Sheffield  Maddux 

Karen  Peterson  Mann 

Susan  Henry  Martin 

Sally  Via  Matthews 

Mary  Tompkins  Miller 

Sara  Allen  Moody 

Sallie  Hubard  Moore 

Susan  Myers 

Kathleen  Royster  Nelson 

Professor  Elizabeth  Goad  Oliver 

Mildred  Willis  Paden 

Susan  Rogers  Parks 


Mary  Jim  Moore  Quillen 

Sandra  Bremer  Randolph 

Carol  Forrestel  Roberts 

Dr.  Catherine  Ross 

Elizabeth  Smith* 

Linda  Verner  Smith 

Susan  Almond  Smith 

Theresa  Koogler  Southerington 

Denise  Craig  Stafford 

Jann  Malone  Steele 

Mary  Atkinson  Stone 

Mary  Barber  Phipps  Such 

Marsha  Summerson 

Susan  Osbourne  Symmonds 

Elizabeth  Hoover  Thomas 

Margaret  Thrift 

Jacquelyn  Hill  Turner 

Melanie  Gamble  Walker 

Jane  Inge  Wallace 

Kathy  Young  Wetsel 

Ann  Wilkerson 

1973 

Professor  Margaret  Ivey  Bacigal 
Kathleen  Thomasson  Bagby 
Sally  Deitrick  Brady 
Nancy  Greever  Brooks 
Susan  Chadwick  Cocke 
Mary  Jane  Conger 
Peggy  Partridge  Contreni 
Margaret  Wilson  Doherty 
Georgia  Robert  Draucker 
Dr.  Annemarie  Locke  Evans 
Linda  Lueders  Faick 
Olivia  Young  Fisher 
Camille  Gaffron 
Ginger  Mudd  Galvez 
Ruthie  Ciraldo  Grantham 
Deirdre  Dougherty  Grogan 
Rev.  Dr.  E.  Lee  Hancock 
Katherine  Hewitt  Holmes 
Meredith  Kelly  Houff 
Beryl  Barnes  lerardi 
Karen  Burton  Johnson 
Deborah  Jobe  Koehler 
Clare  McMann  Lancaster 
Mary  Hotchkiss  Leavell 
Helen  Plummer  Lee 
Eloise  Hendershot  Lennox 
Elizabeth  Riddler  Lichenstein 
Mildred  Farquharson  Little 
Margaret  Baldwin  Marks 
Beverly  Burke  McCaskill 
Carmen  Holden  McHaney 
Susan  Dibrell  Miller 
Elysa  Maddox  Montgomery 
Donna  Deitz  Mumby 
Lois  Siegfried  Oglesby 
Carole  Payne  Pilcher 
Julie  Clark  Reedy 
Susanne  Reaves  Rhame 
Linda  Forbes  Riley 
Barbara  Knisely  Roberts 
Carroll  Royer  Robertson 
Lane  Winn  Rothschild 
Margaret  Bryant  Rust 
Robyn  Timberlake  Ruth 
C.  Lindsay  Ryland 
Sarah  Stallworth  Sebrell 
Martha  Hildebrand  Sherwood 
Amelia  Smith 
Melanie  Dexter  Snoddy 


M.'XRY    B.^LDW'IN    COLLEGE 


ANNU.\L   .^ND   OTHER   FORMS   OF  GIVING.   2001- 
(   11    ) 


As  a  member  of  the  Class  of  1 986, 1  sometimes 
looked  upon  the  challenges  that  President  Tyson 
faced  in  her  new  administration  and  questioned  the 
ongoing  viability  of  the  college  as  a  women's  college. 
But  thanks  to  the 
vision,  passion,  pre- 
cise message,  and 
tireless  effort  of  the 
Mary  Baldwin  com- 
munity under  Dr. 
Tyson's  leadership,  my 
diploma  is  one  of  the 

few  stocks  in  my  portfolio  that  is  adding  value.  Mary 
Baldwin  enjoys  the  distinction  of  being  the  fastest- 
growing  women's  college  in  Virginia. 

Laura  Beth  Jackson  DeHoritv  '86 


Martha  Taylor  Sutton 
Judv  SpenceTate 
Sallie  Brush  Thalhimer 
Louise  ReidThyson 
Sarah  McCormick  Turner 
Julia  Offen  Wangler 
Anne  Hatfield  Weir 
Susan  Simmons  Weir 
Lynnette  Yount 

1974 

Bliss  Buford  Abbot 
Betty  Davis  Anderson 
Karen  Outlaw  Atchison 
Carol  Tilson  Atwood 
Cathenne  Boynton  Beazley 
Nancy  McEntire  Bradford 
Kristina  Mallonee  Buckingham 
Eve  Hitchman  Carter 
Anne  Trice  Chewning 
Kathleen  Barksdale  Craine 
Marguerite  Ivy  Crews 
Virginia  Sproul  Downing 
Judy  Durham 
Elizabeth  Ziebe  Elliott 
Leigh  Yates  Farmer 
Martha  Golden  Foster 
Susan  Engiander  Fraile 
Bentley  West  Gearhart 
Ruth  Hill  Goodpasture 
Helen  Radcliffe  Gregory 
Lisa  Hamilton 
Agnes  Harwood 
Sally  Dillard  Hauptfuhrer 
Rosemary  Baldwin  Hendricks 
Sarah  Hill 

Susan  Baughman  Homar 
Deborah  Jamieson 
Wanda  Lewin  Johnson 
Bonnie  Kennedy  Kant 
Mary  High  Kiipatrick 
Elizabeth  Coleman  Knopp 


Julia  Williams  Layfield 
Elizabeth  Henderson  Long 
Diane  Srigley  Mangiante 
Cathenne  Lewis  Maxwell 
Anne  Robertson  McAteer 
Judith  Sydnor  McNeel 
Katherine  Hull  Nowell 
Dr.  Jamie  Newell  Odrezin 
Betty  Darwin  Pirtle 
C.  Camille  Cremers  Richards 
Brenda  Seymore  Sanders 
Dr  Lisa  Sloan-Levin 
Lynn  McWhorter  Speno 
Lossie  Noell  Wilkinson 
Claudia  Williams 
Kathryn  Payne  Wueste 
Rebecca  Jones  Young 

1975 

Dee  Brandon  Allison 
Constance  Bak 
Pamela  Shell  Baskervill 
Sally  Matthews  Bryant 
Helen  Whitcomb  Coates 
Wade  Walker  Coleman 
Susan  Green  Coulter 
Nancy  Locke  Curlee 
Dr  Martha  Creasy  Cutright 
Susan  McGinley  Eaton 
Pat  Eldndge 
Lee  Johnston  Foster 
Melinda  Ratliff  Gallegos 
Linda  Holder  Gordon 
Sally  Minsker  Groves 
Susan  Lemon  Hobbs 
Anne  North  Howard 
Molly  Ely  Hunter 
Dr.  Claudette  Hurtt  Hyman 
Dr.  Nancy  Jack 
Blaine  Kinney  Johnson 
Mary  Olivia  Cox  MacLeod 
Suzanne  Maxson  Maltz 


Deborah  Moench 

M  Robin  Neel-Prince 

Harriet  Marrow  Neldon 

Suzanne  Higgins  O'Malley 

Margaret  Johnston  Oppenheimer 

Pamela  Patton 

Lisa  Harvey  Raines 

Elizabeth  Hughes  Reisch 

Sally  Ridenour 

Florence  Jones  Rutherford 

Elizabeth  Schulhof 

Martha  Davis  Shifflett 

Dr.  Katherine  Smallwood 

Susan  Heiner  Steadman 

Eva  Stimson 

Norwood  Ricks  Strasburger 

Kathryn  Wafle 

Lucy  Tomlinson  Wallace 

Anne  Feddeman  Warner 

Lynda  Bergen  Wheatley 

1976 

Vickie  Reynolds  Akelman 

Margaret  Bryson  Altman 

Anne  Leatherbury  Atwood 

Addie  Stanley  Beckner 

Clair  Carter  Bell 

Susan  Hazelwood  Buffmgton 

Katherine  Hobbs  Burnett 

Carolyn  Moomaw  Chilton 

Maria  Lorenzo  Collier 

Patricia  Tuggle  Collins 

Shirley  Douglass 

Donna  Neudorfer  Earp 

Joan  Ferrell 

Frances  Henderson  Ford 

Cheryl  Hydrick  Guedri 

Gary  Adkins  Guza 

Mabel  Fetterman  Held 

Susan  Hewitt 

Carroll  Blair  Keiger 

Carol  Howard  Lawrence 

Corinne  White  Llewellyn 

Christina  Beardsley  McGaughey 

Jane  Miller 

Margaret  Tuggle  Miller 

Claire  Colbert  Mills 

Prince  Carr  Norfleet 

Lisa  Wall  O'Donnell 

Meredith  Susan  Palmer 

Mary  Valene  Sutton  Payne 

Laura  Wall  Phillips 

Elizabeth  Grove  Sayers 

Victoria  Simons 

Mary  Kay  Schorn  Stainback 

Susan  DuganWeinig 

Shawn  Keys  Whitman 

1977  Reunion 

Carolyn  Hedge  Baird 
Ellen  Gill  Ball 
Alison  Wenger  Boone 

Lucy  Murphy  Boush 
IVIary  George  Bradshaw 
Suzanne  Stringer  Bryson 
Eloise  Clyde  Chandler 
Linda  Hinrichs  Christovich 
Lucile  Jones  Clyde 
Pamela  Martin  Comstock 
Ann  Calhoun  Dent 
Leslie  Doane 
Barbara  Carnck  Dumbaugh 


Langhorne  Amonette  Ellis 
Evelyn  Wells  Fisher 
Mary  Gannon 
Karen  Weyher  Gavigan 
Beverly  Hall 

Rebecca  Cowart  Hammond 
Bettie  Herbert 
Amy  Ivy 

Madeline  Schueler  Jean 
Terry  Colaw  Kershner 
Mary  Hunter  Leach 
Kathryn  McCain  Lee 
Diane  Hepford  Lenahan 
Gene  Balch  Limbaugh 
Elizabeth  Passarello  Llewellyn 
Melissa  Rhodes  McCue 
Janie  Wnght  Morgan 
Pauline  Patteson 
Patricia  Mines  Phoenix 
Mary  Pontius 
Kathanne  Randolph 
Ginger  Dinos  Reed 
Page  Branton  Reed 
Lindsay  Barksdale  Rorick 
Laurie  Folse  Rossman 
Catherine  Dupont  Schlaeppi 
Margaret  Wyatt  Scott 
Debra  Wolfe  Shea* 
Martha  Lynch  Smith 
Grace  McCutchen  Stelling 
Ann  Lucas  Styron 
Leslie  Marfleet  Terry 
Nancy  Lipscomb  Vanderbilt 
Claudia  Woody 
Betty  Wright 

1978 

Anne  Hall  Allen 
S.  McCausland  Amos 
Patricia  Bullock  Barton 
Laurie  Scott  Bass 
Pamela  Williams  Butler 
Heidi  Goeltz  Clemmer 
Nancy  Clinkinbeard 
Jennifer  Johnston  Cobb 
Melanie  Goff  Bradley 
Cathenne  McKenney  Harcus 
Susan  Jones  Hendncks 
Katherine  Taylor  Hill 
Margaret  Green  Home 
Lavalette  Lacy  Jennings 
Mary  Baldwin  Johnson 
Elizabeth  Smith  Kirtz 
Nan  Mahone 
Karen  Austin  McCoy 
Catherine  Ferris  McPherson 
Mary  Mizell 

Kathryn  Bedford  O'Mara 
COL  Melissa  Patrick 
Mary  Wells  Pfeffer 
Carol  Paul  Powell 
Margaret  Carswell  Richardson 
Tracy  Wright  Richtand 
Claire  McCants  Schwahn 
Deborah  RexrodeTimberlake 
Elizabeth  Hoefer  Ward 
Sally  Wetzel  Wicks 
Jennifer  Reilly  Yunna 

1979 

Mary  Anne  Newbill  Burke 
Ellison  Carey 


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Leslie  Cockerham 
Martha  Cair  Crowley 
Elizabeth  Felton  deGolian 
Cornelia  Jarrell  DeWitt 
Mary  Hamblin  Getty 
Kimberly  Baker  Glenn 
Jennifer  Pace  Gray 
Cynthia  Luck  Haw 
Jane  Harcus  Hill 
Leslie  Dore  Hogan 
Mary  Letha  Wan-en  Jelinek 
Barbara  Johnson 
Susan  Ridout  Jones 
Melissa  Raider  Keahey 
Debra  Wilton  Kipley 
Nancy  Wilson  Kratzert 
Robin  Jasiewicz  Lafferty 
Sue  Lollis 

Nancy  Randall  Mackey 
Mary  Nell  McPherson 
Ann  Lamb  Peery 
Lisa  Scott  Pugh 
Susan  Gordon  Rosen 
Lisa  Rowley 

Julie  Whitmore  Schen-er 
Nancy  Mann  Sizemore 
Martha  Krauss  Smith 
Sarah  Way  Speaker 
Ann  Stephens  Talbott 
Nancy  DanaTheus 
Mary  Wan-en 

Barbara  Barnes  Wissbaum 
Susan  Ham's  Witt 

1980 

Katherine  Jackson  Anderson 
Mary  Griffin  Bachmann 
Elizabeth  Gulbenk  Balentine 
Melanie  Barber 
AlexanderTucker  Barfield 
Laura  Reed  Bivans 
Jo  O'Neal  Bnjeggeman 
Margaret  Alford  Cloud 
Katherine  Pierson  Golden 
Ann  Gregor/  Colligan 
Kelly  Huffman  Ellis 
LynnTuggle  Giliiland 
Victoria  Goodwin  Hardy 
Christina  Holstrom 
Karen  Emmet  Hunt 
Margaret  Chapman  Jackson 
Mariene  Denny  Jones 
Susan  Cowan  Kaiser 
Sarah  Jolley  Kerr 
Alise  Learned  Mahr 
Page  Wooldridge  Marchetti 
Sally  Simons  Molinan 
Tnjdy  Meador  Nelson 
Linda  Fogle  Newsom 
Audrey  Andrews  Oddi 
Tnjdy  Caskie  Porter 
Diana  Moore  Rasnick 
Susan  Martin  Roberts 
Frances  Shirley  Scruby 
Manan  Shiflet-O'Bnen 
Rosemary  Leach  Spell 
Langhome  McCarthy  Stinnette 
Dorothy  Butler  Sutton 
Dr.  Josephine  Hemphill  Ullom 
Elizabeth  Updegraff  Vardeli 
Pamela  Roach  Voight 


1981 

Mary  Mitchell  Amos 
Anonymous 
Margaret  Silver  Burton 
Douglas  Moncure  Butler 
Jean  Huffman  Carter 
Susan  Sherman  Ciore 
Michelle  Howard  Dase 
Margaret  Wren  de  St.  Aubin 
Melinda  Rose  Eichorn 
Julia  Hall  Friedman 
M.  Elizabeth  Gould 
Rebecca  Vigil  Gubert 
Dena  Aretakis  Horn 
Amy  Tracy  Ingles 
Nancy  Broyles  James 
Sarah  Snead  Lankford 
Jamie  Lindler 
Rebecca  Linger 
Dr  Grace  Jones  Long 
Kathleen  Wilkerson  Magnan 
Elizabeth  Laffitte  Malinowski 
Kathy  Hunt  Marion 
Alice  Stevens  Marshall 
Elizabeth  Gates  Moore 
Catherine  Morey  Nee 
Man/  Irby  Osborn 
Ann  Hayes  Petro 
Pamela  Pope 
Ann  Potter 
Glenda  Ridgely 
Walter  Ridgely 
Susan  Fleet  Lynch  Roberts 
Elizabeth  Trimble  Robinson 
Diane  Walczak  Russell 
Kim  Herring  Rutland 
Natalie  Shoebridge 
Frances  Diefendorf  Swensson 
Elizabeth  Nash  Taylor 
Rhonda  Mace  Utterback 
Margaret  Szeniawski  Weidner 
Frances  Garvey  Wilson 
Rebecca  Smith  Wirt 

1982  Reunion 

Susan  Little  Adkins 

Jill  Davis  Barnes 
Sara  Bearss 
Stephanie  Becker 
Teresa  Bigler 
Wendy  Pfautz  Blomberg 
Ann  Filipowicz  Blotner 
Stephanie  Carlson  Brennan 
Susan  Montgomery  Burrows 
Laura  O'Hear  Church 
Tracey  Cones 
Victoria  Wilson  Criswell 
Cameron  Edel  Dennis* 
Carolyn  Duke  Elkins 
Susan  English 
Dana  Flanders* 
Cynthia  Phillips  Fletcher 
E.  Breslin  Fletcher 
Bonnie  Ford 
Teresa  Young  Fort 
Judith  Grosso  Foy 
Eleanor  Way  Goode 
Luanne  Whitlow  Goodloe 
Merry  Edwards  Guzman 
Marguerite  Harrison 
Sara  Blair  Harrison 
Margaret  Healy 


Veria  Heineman 
Mary  Wagner  Jones 
Anne  Paul  Josey 
Catherine  Henson  Kinniburgh 
Melinda  Middleton  Knowles 
Anna  Gibson  Koon 
Elizabeth  Dudley  Landes 
Adele  Moore  Lane 
Rebecca  Lovmgood 
Kimberly  Henley  Miller 
Koy  Edmiston  Mislowsky 
Ellen  Moomaw 
Virginia  Teague  Nexsen 
Tamara  Obaugh 
Hon.  Kimberiy  O'Donnell 
A.  Anne  Darby  Parker 
Sarah  Johnson  Pitt 
Kellie  Owens  Reams 
Margaret  Herbert  Roach 
Madge  Hooker  Seuss 
Stacy  Stemheimer  Smith 
Sara  Pendleton  Tartaia 
Stephany  Collier  Vivadelli 
Edith  Pardee  Webb 
Suzanne  Hauser  Weiss 
Elizabeth  Howard  Young 

1983 

Frances  Honeycutt  An-owood 
Deborah  Boyer  Cabaza 
Melinda  Cain 
LTC  Victoria  Calhoun 
Kathryn  Pilcher  Davis 
Susan  Parker  Drean 
Laura  LaGrow  Durland 
Hon.  Anita  Filson 
Helen  Stevens  Forster 
Caroline  Livingston  Grayson 
Beth  Slusser  Hall 
Stacy  Scibelli  Harold 
Anne  McCormack  Jones 
Jane  G.  Kornegay 
Tance  Anderson  Laughon 
Robin  Rexinger  Lutz 
Christine  Conway  Maupin 
Gabrielle  Gelzer  McCree 
Martha  McGraw  McKaughn 
Mary  Pleasants  McManus 
Martha  Anthony  Prioleau 
Anne  Broyles  Proctor 
Barbara  Pnce  Riley 
Frances  Oxner  Robertson 
Loretta  Vigil  Tabb 
Frost  Burnett  Telegadas 
Chariotte  R.  Wenger 
Therese  Rothe  Witcher 
Laura  Josephthal  Wolfe 

1984 

Mary  Stuart  Copeland  Alfano 
Pamela  Leigh  Anderson 
Margaret  Troutman  Baianowski 
Elizabeth  Muse  Bell 
Martha  Smith  Collett 
Susan  Shellenberger  Cooper 
Anne  Cracraft 
Deidre  Fleming  Dougherty 
Elizabeth  Cummins  Dudley 
Bonnie  Haufe 
Amy  Lawler  Holloway 
Aimie  Elliott  Jones 
Dr  Sheila  Kendrick 


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I  give  to  Mary  Baldwin 
because  I  know  how  valuable 
alumnae/i  contributions  are 
to  the  college.  Alumnae/i 
giving  made  it  possible  for 
me  to  go  to  MBC  on  a 
scholarship,  and  it  was 
alumnae/i  giving  that  helped 
to  make  my  four  years  at  MBC  so  memorable.  From 
Late-Night  Breakfast  during  exam  week  to  the  free 
unlimited  Internet  use  in  the  computer  labs,  the 
contributions  of  alumnae/i  permeated  my  everyday 
life  at  MBC. 

Now  1  am  an  alumna,  and  it  is  my  desire  that 
every  future  student  of  MBC  be  able  to  enjoy  the 
same  wonderful  experiences  and  education  that  1 
had.  1  know  that  that  is  possible  only  through  con- 
tinued financial  support  from  the  MBC  alumnae/i. 
Ubah  Ansari  Pathan  '99 

The  community  that  is  Mary 
Baldwin  College  gave  me  an 
excellent  education  both  in 
and  out  of  the  classroom  — 
thariks  to  the  tremendous  sup- 
port and  giving  of  those  who 
came  before  me.  I  am  now  a 
part  ot  the  past  of  Mary  Baldwin  College,  but  1  hope 
that  the  small  amount  of  money  that  1  can  give  will 
help  continue  to  educate  and  grow  future  Squirrels. 

Kelly  Reese  '01 


Lee  Beal  KIrksey 

Robin  Newcomb  Lermo 

Sherry  Duncan  Miller 

Lisa  McKenzie  Millican 

Mary  Katherine  Moorman 

Catherine  Harrell  Pennington 

Edgar  Puryear 

Mary  Pollard  Raith 

Dr  Saundra  Eareckson  Seifert 

Elizabeth  Stanulis  Skilling 

Elizabeth  Edgerton  Summers 

Joanna  Campbell  Swanson 

Laura  Kerr  Weaver 

Anne  Cabell  Birdsong  Wentz 

1985 

Nadya  Anderson 
Alice  Hubbard  Barber 
Audrey  Bondurant  Barlow 
Cydney  Bassett 


Dawn  Tusing  Burris 
Susan  Crenshaw  Gary 
Felicia  Rand  Cook 
Elizabeth  Dickerson  Franklin 
Pattie  Norton  Gunter 
Dr.  Cynthia  Wood  Hermann 
Alice  Ingram  Hickman 
Leslie  Jividen  Luxenberg 
Gretchen  Haring  McMinn 
Kathryn  Pearce  Phillips 
Lillian  Smith  Shannon 
Sarah  Paret  Thomas 
Suzanne  Woodfin  Villani 
Dr,  Jennelle  Saunders  Williams 
Mary  Mason  Pollard  Wood 

1986 

Stacie  Hamilton  Baird 

Alice  Blair 

Margaret  Emery  Brazil 


Amy  Bridge 

Dreama  Brown 

Michele  Schalow  Clements 

Laura  Beth  Jackson  DeHority 

Michele  Starck  Dinsmore 

Judy  Thompson  Harper 

Lisa  Carr  Hogarth 

Ann  Hall  Branscome  Kendall 

Dana  Campbell  Kingrey 

R.J,  Landin  Loderick 

Jean  Protfitt 

Tamara  Dingbaum  Rib 

Juliana  Hoff  Sawyer 

Lindsay  Mitchell  Scansbrick 

Karen  Latshaw  Schaub 

Kimberley  Dawson  Schold 

Susan  Rose  Sheild 

Catherine  Ellis  Spencer 

A  Chnsley  Baylor  Voter 

1987  Reunion 

Alison  Hoge  Amerman 
Julie  Rimmer  Applewhite* 
MacKay  Morris  Beyer 

Rachel  Stouch  Crow 
Allison  Guyton  Oogan 

Sheryl  Brock  Herber 
Pamela  Bryant  Hewitt 
Rachel  Gouyer  High 
Michelle  Carter  Irvine 
Virginia  Jessup 
Jennifer  Parker  Lake 
Karen  Colaw  Linkous 
Mary-Slater  Linn 
Jane  Blair  McShea 
Sliaron  Menzies 
JenanneYork  Montgomery 
Dr  Trudy  Rickman 
Anne  Poulson  Russell 
Cynthia  Harrison  Samuel 
Margaret  Stephenson  Simpson 
Jeanette  Andrews  Stewart 
Roxanne  Weeks  Strickland 
Dr  Maude  Holmes  Thomas 
Claire  Williams 

1988 

Ralphetta  Aker 
Bnan  Arthur 
Ann  Green  Ball 
Chnstine  Denfeld  Berry 
Margret  Mullen  Brinson 
Mary  Blasser  Brown 
Joanne  Richards  Burton 
Mary  Derby 
Nelle  Chilton  Dixon 
Melissa  Price  Gates 
Bobbye  Mitchell  Gery 
Monica  Derbes  Gibson 
Anne  Holland 
Mary  Hess  King 
Knsty  Barlow  McComas 
Janice  Myers  Miller 
Denise  Dorsey  Mitlehner 
Joanne  Reich 
Angela  Shepherd  Terrell 
Teresita  Zapata  Trigo 

1989 

Kelly  Garrett  Abbott 
Genevieve  Davis  Adams 
Katherine  Gallino  Aleshevich 


Tracey  Cote  Allen 
Elizabeth  Hammock  Beniamin 
Susan  Wilson  Boydoh 
Shelby  Powell  Drinkard 
Susan  Sipple  Elliott 
Rita  Alvis  Ernst 
Christine  Warwick  Fitzgerald 
Courtney  Bell  Frankowski 
Amy  Aboud  Goodlett 
Sarah  McClellan  Holman 
Jacqueline  Nicholas  Hott 
Anne  Hess  Mamon 
Kathleen  Sale  Shannon 
Martha  Hendrickson  Shelley 
Kimberly  Schalow  Sloane 
Sharron  Jackson  Smith 
Katrina  Spanka-Kloman 
Bonnie  Spiers 

Wendy  Cudworth  Van  Fossen 
Holly  Porter  Vitullo 
Angela  Favata  Week 

1990 

Nancy  Rowe  Abercrombie 

Susie  Morns  Baker 

Lon  Smith  Beck 

Elizabeth  Carreras  Benson 

Rosina  Bolen 

Mary-Douglas  Erikson 

Susan  Hyatt  Ferrell 

Kourtney  McMurdo  Haake 

Allison  James  Hescock 

Julia  Hickey 

Kathenne  Brant  Manning 

Amy  Fischer  Power 

Valene  Skinner 

Kellie  Warner 

Carroll  McMath  Weatherman 

Debra  Wenger 

M,  Melissa  Woods 

Mary  Irvin  York 

1991 

Catherine  Noyes  Binnger 
Paula  Boesch 
Elizabeth  Baker  Boldt 
AmyTunstall  Burleson 
Caroline  Hildebrand  Cochrane 
Mary  Shook  Collins 
Lynne  Watson  Craig 
Theresa  David 
Shea  DeJarnette 
RachelAnne  Festa  Fleming 
Margaret  Hambnck  Glaze 
Merry  Wyatt  Hankel 
Amy  Hundley 
Katherine  Talbot  Jones 
Jennifer  Bnllhart  Kibler 
Teal  Chappel  Lloyd 
Pamela  Williamson  Lowe 
Knstin  Henley  McWilliams 
Suzanne  Kierson  Miller 
Elizabeth  Bender  Morgan 
Dr.  Sandra  Mottner 
Kelly  Thornburg  Oberholzer 
Priscilla  Huynh  Scanlon 
Katherine  Smith 
Mary  Gassman  Spivey 
Melissa  Rogers  Trent 
Sarah  Penhallow  Vostal 
Jennifer  Webb 
Margaret  Woods-Kane 


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1992  Reunion 

Wendy  Wooden  Barze 

Janina  Baxley 

Dr,  Rose  Chu  Beck 

Noel  Bevan 

Julie  Birmingham 

Kathenne  Bolen 

Katherine  Brown 

Helen  Nalty  Butcher 

Tailey  Warner  Carroll 

Joy-Marie  Bigaike  Chien 

Carroll  Suggs  Connolly 

Nancy  Thackston  Deel 

Olivia  Williams  Dunbar 

Marguerite  Carter  Duvic 

Brenda  Rabenau  Erwin 

Mary  Roach  Ferguson 

Brenda  Fishel 

James  Fleming 

Mary  Hughes  Hawkins 

Heather  Jackson 

Paula  Bush  Krosky 

Stephanie  Leftwich-Needham* 

Joyce  Law  Liptrap 

Angela  Staats  Manning 

Angela  Martin 

Mary  Anne  Mulhehn  McCollum 

Dr  Nicole  Fisher  Parkerson 

Anne  McDaniel  Pollard 

Mary  Cocke  Read 

JolisseTims  Schuler 

Rosa  Scott 

Debbie  Feigin  Sukin 

KathrynTatterson 

Gail  Thompson 

Kimberly  Brinkley Thompson 

Kathryn  Taylor  Tyler 

Robin  Wilson  von  Seldeneck* 

Alice  Washington 

Barbara  Hoerle  Zuhowski 

1993 

Marylon  Hand  Barkan 

Mary  Alice  Bomar 

Renee  Clark 

Patricia  Collins 

Margaret  Kluttz  Dees 

Rita  Richardson  DeFrank 

Therese  Dersch 

Anna  Austell  Dozal 

Jacquelyn  Elliott-Wonderley 

Mary  Hamilton 

Lisa  Nichols  Hickman 

Laura  Palk  Hooper 

Evelyn  Mills  Irby 

Mary  Witt  Jamison 

Mary  Carroll  Johnson 

Cheryl  Jones  Jolley 

Kelly  Kennaly 

Tina  Thompson  Kincaid 

Twinkle  Forsyth  Mason 

Emily  Oehler 

Amy  Kellam  Powers 

Carmen  L.  Rodriguez 

Sydney  McCown  Sanderson 

Sharon  Scott 

Sandra  Sprouse 

Estate  of  Cynthia  Stephens 

Shawn  McCarty  Suarez 


1994 

Kathryn  DeJarnette  Clary 
Laura  Hill  Dean 
Sabrina  Rakes  Fahey 
Leah  Garcia 
Eugenia  Gratto 
Jennifer  Pollitt  Hill 
Charlene  Hutcheson 
Kathenne  Mauermann  Kerley 
Kristin  Kokie 
Jolyn  Crim  Nicholson 
Michele  Cargain  O'Connell 
Jennifer  Eavey  Oprison 
Jennifer  Klopman  Peframale 
Allison  Hurley  Predecki 
Jane  Schofield 
Amanda  Peebles  Steere 
Julie  Lodge  Ustruck 
Heather  Hill  Washburne 
Sharon  Wertz 

1995 

Donna  Ballard 

Julie  Young  Bayly 

Anne  Bushman  Bongiovanni 

Carne  Burke 

Allison  Compton 

Jennifer  Markei  Gardner 

Jennifer  Cornelius  Horstman 

Danica  Jamison 

Penny  Jenkins 

Dale  King 

Jo  Marie  Osmer  LaFave 

Kristan  Dawson  LaFon 

Ashley  Leftwich  Lowrey 

Elaine  Hargrett  Mauck 

Margaret  E.  McDermid 

Judy  Moore 

Garnett  Clymer  Ogden 

Virginia  Price 

Alexis  Grier  Reid 

Cindy  Roberts 

Carta  Custis  Russell 

Beth  Saunders 

Kimberly  Peterson  Skelly 

Sonja  Sparks  Smith 

Lee  Thompson  Vermillion 

Noshua  Watson 

1996 

Charity  Lambert  Baker 
Amy  Griffith  Berra 
Jane  Briscoe 
Sydney  Byrum 
Mary  Anne  Conmy 
Mary  Evans 

Melanie  Entsminger  Falls 
Heather  Shuman  Fox 
Amanda  Hodges 
Elizabeth  Turner  Jenkins 
LisaTansey  Jones 
Camala  Beam  Kite 
Melissa  Leecy 
Emily  Johnson  Lindsay 
Kimberty  Lockhart 
Lauren  Logan 
Judith  Moore 
Elizabeth  Pheil 
Desiree  Schrader  Stogdale 
Tara  Anderson  Thompson 
Rebekah  Wiser 


1997  Reunion 

Aimee  Aceto 

Debra  Bagwell 

Daria  Caron 

Theodora  Clark 

Elizabeth  Spratt  Cooper 

Jennifer  Dorough 

Jane  Haley  Eggleton 

Sabra  Gear 

Beth  Gubbins 

Sue  Milam  Heneberger 

Alexis  Herbster* 

Teresita  LaBarbera 

Barbara  Whitt  League 

Meredith  Mansfield 

Kathleen  McCabe 

Honor  Johnson  McCain 

Suzannah  Meyer 

Sara  Morris 

Patricia  Foley  Nardone 

Elizabeth  Trombley  Saunders 

M.  Elizabeth  Silverman* 

Susan  Smith 

Holly  South 

Clara  Thompson 

Donna  Thompson 

Jennifer  Walker 

Kristin  Williams 

1998 

Kathleen  Beck  Andes 

Kathryn  Clary  Angus 

Kristina  Arnold 

Emily  Barra 

Catherine  Black 

Elizabeth  Calhoun 

Jessica  Charles  Copenhaver 

Emily  Alexander  Douglas 

Sarah  Ekern 

Maygan  Lipscomb  Elliott 

Laura  Hawks  Ellis 

William  Goodson 

AmyWoolston  HInkle 

Katharine  Hoge  Koelsch 

Jennifer  Lloyd 

Caitlyn  Walz  Marsh 

Holly  Frazier  McCormick 

Annie  Andrews  Minix 

Jeanette  Rigolizzo 

Jennifer  Robb 

Larissa  Sager 

Linda  Short 

Jane  Rapier  Spence 

Laura  McCarter  Stone 

Charissa  Stouffer 

Dena  Harrell  Thomas 

Marian  Tilman 

Tenea  Watson 

Caroline  Wright 

Nancy  Garrett  Yeaw 

1999 

Cathryn  Bruce 
Michal  Zivan  Coffey 
Sherry  Robertson  Cox 
Catherine  Cummings 
Ramona  David 
Amy  Hartson  Davis 
Leanna  Reynolds  Di  Dio 
Frances  Duty 
Totty  Edwards 
Aimee  Favreau 


Katherine  Tinnon  Foxx 

Heather  Fulop 

Emily  Goetz 

I.  Brooke  Hite 

Deana  Lehmuth 

Sarah  Malloy 

Mary  Margaret  Kenney  Marshall 

Tiffany  Martin 

Summer  Saunders  Milligan 

Catherine  Black  Ogletree 

Andria  Painter 

Ubah  Ansari  Pathan 

Michelle  Payant 

Paula  Evans  Pilgrim 

Sarah  Poston 

Shannon  Baylis  Serine 

Anne  Saval 

Morgan  Alberts  Smith 

Rebecca  Stevens 

Jennifer  Vergne 

Emily  White 

Greta  Winn 

2000 

Jamie  Baer 

Patricia  Ferguson  Brown 
Jean  Bulls  Carpenter 
Marisa  Debowsky 
Michelle  Cobb  Fitzgerald 
Ingrid  Flowers 
Diane  Schnabel  Gray 
Carrie  Warren  Jones 
Lale  Mamaux 
Ruth  Graham  Mclntyre 
Merissa  Fiddyment  Mule 
Hillary  Newton 
Angela  Dancy  Peterson 
ErinTabscott  Staebell 
Kelly  Thorkilson 
Gail  Trussell 

2001 

Kelly  Bryant 

Starling  Crabtree 

Lisa  Dockery-Boyce 

Elisabeth  Erickson 

Norah  Pick 

Rebecca  Ford 

Elizabeth  Holland 

Jamie  Hammer  Kullander 

Christina  Bleaker  Lauer 

Patricia  Mattingly  Montague 

Kaori  Ota 

Kelly  Reese 

Anne  Schaech 

Amanda  Smith 

Kirsten  Welton 

2002 

Julie  Haislip 

Honorary  Alumnae/i 

Dr.  Marjorie  B.  Chambers 

Dr.  Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton 

Mabel  R.  Hirschbiel 

Betty  M.  Kegiey 

John  S.  Kelly 

Dr.  James  D.  Lett 

Dr  Patncia  Holbert  Menk 

Dorothy  Mulberry 

Dr.  Samuel  R.  Spencer 

Dr.  Cynthia  H.Tyson 


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I  am  happy  to  donate  to  Mary  Baldwin  College  because  it  is  a 
wonderful  school,  and  it  did  many  good  things  for  me.  I  liked  going 
to  an  all-girls  school,  and  I  have  lifelong  friends  from  my  four  years 
at  Mary  Baldwin. 


Gale  Palmer  Penn  '63 


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Why  do  1  support  Mary  Baldwin  College? 

Quite  simply,  from  the  very  beginning,  I  have  wanted  Mary 
Baldwin  to  be  there  as  an  option.  I  feel  that  choices  define  one's 
life,  and  to  that  end,  we  need  options. 

Large  universities  are  not  for  everyone.  Co-ed  colleges  are  not 
for  everyone.  Single-sex  colleges  aren't  either.  Mary  Baldwin  must  not  merely 
endure  as  an  option  but  remain  a  viable,  attractive  one  —  inspiring  students  and 
maintaining  high  academic  standards. 

It  is  essential  that  each  of  us  make  a  commitment  to  MBC:  supporting  it,  being 
ambassadors  for  it,  keeping  it  vitally  alive.  We  are  grateful  that  Mary  Baldwin  has 
many  beloved  friends  who  give  of  themselves  to  help  ensure  its  future,  but  the 
responsibility  falls  most  directly  to  us,  the  alums. 

We  who  chose  the  college  should  make  it  our  legacy  to  others. 

Barbara  Freeman  Ragsdale  '67 


The  Rufus  Bailey  Society 

($20,000  and  up) 

Susan  Warfield  Caples  1960 
Agnes  Gray  Duff  1954 
Alice  Tolley  Goodwin  1966 
Nancy  Rowe  Hull  1964 
Dorothy  Baughan  Moore  1940 
Bertie  Denning  Smitli  1946 
Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent 

Colleges 
Margaret  C.  Woodson  Foundation 

The  IVIary  Julia  Baldwin 
Society 

($10,000  to  $19,999) 

Claire  Lewis  Arnold  1969 
Anna  Kate  Reid  Hipp  1963 
Dr  Margaret  McNeese  1967 
Mr  R  William  Moore  Jr 
Gale  Palmer  Penn  1963 
Barbara  Freeman  Ragsdale  1967 
Margaret  Pollard  Rea  1946 
JaneTownes  1969 
Barbara  Simmons  Wainscott  1968 
Caroline  Murphy  Winter  1942 

The  President's  Society 

($5,000  to  $9,999) 

Mary  Ann  and  Bryan  Barton 
Sara  Armstrong  Bingley  1960 


Ouida  Caldwell  Davis  1951 

Laura  Beth  Jackson  DeHority  1986 

Mr.  Robert  S.  Doenges 

Katherine  Dyer  Dudley  1936 

Mr.  Allen  Mead  Ferguson 

Mary  Rutherfoord  Mercer  Ferguson  1963 

Betty  Beasley  Fiedler  1949 

Mrs.  Bertie  Doming  Heiner 

EmilyW.  Hundley  1947 

Louise  Fowlkes  Kegiey  1954 

Gabrielle  Gelzer  McCree  1983 

Margaret  E.  McDermid  1995 

Louise  Rossett  McNamee  1970 

Patricia  Hines  Phoenix  1977 

Carol  Paul  Powell  1978 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  J.  Rapier 

Mr  and  Mrs.  H.  B.  Roberts  Jr 

Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  1963 

Mary  Beth  Reed  Smyth  1947 

Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 

M.  Elizabeth  Swope  1966 

Harriette  Clarke Thorne  1947 

The  Hill  Top  Society 

($2,500  to  $4,999) 

Susie  Morris  Baker  1990 
Beverly  Estes  Bates  1964 
Charlotte  Jackson  Berry  1951 
Jane  Heywood  Boylin  1964 
Stephanie  Carlson  Brennan  1982 


Elia  Durr  Buck  1950 
Peggy  Anderson  Carr  1967 
Margaret  Wren  de  St.  Aubin  1981 
Ms.  Carol  Ann  Douglas 
Judy  Lipes  Garst  1963 
Patricia  Andrew  Goodson  1951 
Mabel  Fetterman  Held  1976 
Virginia  Eversole  Herdman  1954 
Meredith  Jones  Johnson  1943 
Nancy  Bartley  Leonard  1960 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Charles  S.  Luck  III 
Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 
Betty  Choate  Matthews  1951 
Jane  Miller  1976 
Mary  Ellen  Navas  1969 
COL  Melissa  Patrick  1978 
Mrs.  Mary  Pool-Murray 
M.  Elizabeth  Preddy  1967 
Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 
Second  Presbyterian  Church 

(Roanoke,  Virginia) 
Carolyn  Gilmer  Shaw  1960 
Synod  of  the  Mid-Atlantic,  Presbyterian 

Church  (U.S.A.) 
Mildred  RoycroftTeer  1944 
Ray  Castles  Uttenhove  1968 
Nancy  Lipscomb  Vanderbilt  1977 
Claudia  Woody  1977 
Peyton  Wooldridge  1968 


MARY   B.ALDWIN    COLLEGE 


ANNUAL   AND   OTHER   FORMS   OF   GIVING. 
(   17   ) 


The  1842  Society 

($1,842  to  $2,499) 

Mattha  Barnett  Beal  1953 

Dr  Marfone  B  Chambers 

Mary  Jamison  Clarke  1955 

Angela  Blose  Corley  1967 

Constance  Headapohl  DeBerardinis  1954 

Susan  Parker  Drean  1983 

Nancy  Mayer  Dunbar  1960 

Rita  Alvis  Ernst  1989 

LynnTuggleGilliland  1980 

Judith  Godwin  1952 

Cynthia  Luck  Haw  1979 

Barbara  Craft  Hemphill  1968 

Nancy  McWhorter  Hurley  1942 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Onza  E.  Hyatt 

Kathryn  Else  Johnson  1947 

Bonnie  Kennedy  Kant  1974 

Susan  Barker  Kika  1957 

Constance  Detnck  Lamons  1952 

Martha  Masters  1969 

Jane  Sanders  Morriss  1969 

Martha  Anne  "Mopsy"  Pool  Page  1948 

Martha  Godwin  Saunders  1948 

Dr.  Saundra  Eareckson  Seifert  1984 

Mr.  William  L.  Small 

Sherri  Miller  Stephenson  1969 

Judy  SpenceTate  1973 

Teresita  Zapata  Trigo  1988 

Holly  Porter  Vitullo  1989 

Heather  Hill  Washburne  1994 

Mr.  Rudy  J.  and  Mrs.  Aremita  R. 

Watson 
Dr.  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  1967 
Mary  Cronin  Wolfe  1939 
Mary  IrvinYork  1990 

The  Columns  Society 

($1,000  to  $1,841) 

Carolyn  Smith  Abbitt  1964 

Ernest  and  Barbara  Boley  Adelman 

Mary  Mitchell  Amos  1981 

Julie  Rimmer  Applewhite  1987 

Helen  Arrowood  Arnold  1963 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mark  L.  Atchison 

Constance  Atkins  Lewallen  1972 

Margaret  Troutman  Baianowski  1984 

Elizabeth  Gulbenk  Balentine  1980 

Dorothy  Beals  Ballew  1953 

Mary  Anne  Rhame  Bates  1945 

Julia  Johnston  Belton  1949 

Mr.  J.  Edward  Betts 

Harry  Lee  Thompson  Billington  1947 

Janet  Dennis  Branch  1971 

Ann  Cooke  Britt  1958 

Louise  Randol  Brooks  1933 

DawnTusing  Burris  1985 

Pamela  Williams  Butler  1978 

Joyce  Craig  Butterworth  1946 

Kathleen  Kenig  Byford  1968 

Eda  Hofstead  Cabaniss  1969 

Ellison  Carey  1979 

Georgeanne  Bates  Chapman  1968 

Frances  Hafer  Chiles  1955 

Mr.  Doug  Clark 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Calvin  N.  Clyde  Jr. 

Stuart  Chapman  Cobb  1965 

Hon.  and  Mrs.  George  M.  Cochran 

Mary  Gould  Coulbourn  1963 

Patncia  Bowie  Davis  1956 

Anne  Ponder  Dickson  1961 

Sally  Dorsey  1964 


Emily  Alexander  Douglas  1998 
Jane  Atkinson  Dwyer  1947 
Donna  Neudorfer  Earp  1976 
Ellen  Underwood  Eckford  1951 
Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans  1965 
Mr.  Lewis  M  Fetterman 
Sheryl  Ameen  Fiegel  1969 
Mr.  Dudley  Dean  Flanders 
Helen  Stevens  Forster  1983 
Ginger  Mudd  Galvez  1973 
Glenda  Norris  George  1966 
Diane  Schnabel  Gray  2000 
Judith  Payne  Grey  1965 
Mrs.  Helen  K  Groves 
Linda  Dolly  Hammack  1962 
Patricia  Bilbo  Hamp  1966 
Martha  Brown  Hamrick  1948 
Minam  Buckles  Helmen  1947 
Kathenne  Taylor  Hill  1978 
Margaret  Hunt  Hill  1937 
Margaret  Herscher  Hitchman  1940 
Virginia  Carter  Holden  1967 
Dell  Proctor  Hollstein  1947 
Beverly  Grear  Hurt  1961 
Margaret  Chapman  Jackson  1980 
Dr.  Sara  Nair  James  1969 
Blaine  Kinney  Johnson  1975 
Marlene  Denny  Jones  1980 
Sarah  Maupin  Jones  1939 
Dorothy  Douglass  Kellam  1936 
Dorothy  Hooge  King  1936 
Gail  McLennan  King  1969 
Elizabeth  Jolley  Kobiashvili  1968 
Jane  G.  Kornegay  1983 
Clare  McMann  Lancaster  1973 
Mildred  Lapsley  1939 
Page  Price  Lewis  1972 
Margaret  Livingston  1969 
Bettie  Barnett  Lombard  1948 
Dr.  James  D  Lott 
Mr  S  VanVliet  Lyman 
Ethelyn  Jones  Maxwell  1940 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William T  Mclntyre  Jr 
Sarah  Sterrett  Meyerhoff  1968 
Kimberly  Henley  Miller  1982 
Elizabeth  Gales  Moore  1981 
Laura  Croom  Murray  1970 
Susan  Myers  1972 
Margaret  Woodson  Nea  1963 
Mr.  Joseph  Pasini 

and  Ms.  M.  Louise  Scott 
Ann  Hayes  Petro  1981 
Margaret  Thorn  Bawls  1969 
Nancy  Kessler  Ray  1952 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  0.  Reuther 
Mr.  John  G,  Rocovich  Jr. 
Dr.  Sue  Ellen  Butler  Rocovich  1967 
Dons  Rohner  Rogers  1960 
Ann  Humphrey  Sanders  1967 
Gail  McAlpin  Schweickert  1965 
Mary  Jo  Shilling  Shannon  1953 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Richard  L.  Sharp 
Carol  Stewart  Shaw  1965 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  H.  Shuford  Sr 
Mr.  Thomas  James  Slaughter 
Dr  Ethel  Smeak  1953 
Clara  MacKenzie  Smiley  1971 
Dr  Samuel  R  Spencer  Jr. 
Susanne  Dyer  Stanley  1968 
Edith  A.  Stotler  1968 
Mr.  and  Mrs  A,  P  Stover  Jr 
Caroline  Struthers  1971 


Nancy  Owen  Stuart  1939 
Kathenne  Terrell  Sveinar  1971 
Elizabeth  Hardin  Taylor  1948 
Cathy  Turner  Temple  1968 
Nancy  DanaTheus  1979 
Eugenia  McCuenThomason  1962 
Alice  Jones  Thompson  1940 
Susan  Thompson  Timmons  1964 
Cecile  Mears  Turner  1946 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Terry  Turner 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Richard  L.  Tusing 
Dr.  Cynthia  H,  Tyson 
Myrna  Williams  Vest  1947 
Carolyn  Jones  Waghorne  1962 
Kellie  Warner  1990 
Charlotte  R  Wenger  1983 
Sally  Wetzel  Wicks  1978 
Barbara  Bullock  Williams  1957 
Margaret  Neille  McRae  Wilson  1968 
Mrs.  Patricia  S.  Wilson 
Jennifer  ReillyYurina  1978 

The  Ham  and  Jam 
Society 

($500  to  $999) 

Martha  McMullan  Aasen  1951 
Laurel  Catching  Alexander  1971 
Mrs.  Mark  L.  Allen 
Betty  Davis  Anderson  1974 
Blanche  Wysor  Anderson  1972 
Pamela  Leigh  Anderson  1984 
Karen  Outlaw  Atchison  1974 
George  Ann  Brown  Bahan  1947 
Ellen  Stickell  Bare  1955 
Emily  Barra  1998 
Anne  Nimmo  Barry  1964 
Mildred  Proffit  Batson  1943 
Elizabeth  Carreras  Benson  1990 
Jeanne  Sherrill  Boggs  1953 
Rev  N  LeeWilley  Bowman  1971 
MacKay  Morris  Boyer  1987 
Mary  George  Bradshaw  1977 
Nancy  Greever  Brooks  1973 
Mr  Norns  A.  Broyles  Jr. 
Jo  O'Neal  Brueggeman  1980 
Carolyn  Martin  Bryan  1968 
Margaret  Silver  Burton  1981 
Gay  Gilmore  Butler  1967 
Dr  Janet  White  Campbell  1966 
Margaret  Cuthbert  Campbell  1967 
Susan  Campbell  1969 
Julie  MaysCannell  1970 
Eve  Hitchman  Carter  1974 
Jean  Huffman  Carter  1981 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Anthony  J.  Cerri 
Anne  Monyhan  Chambers  1948 
Eloise  Clyde  Chandler  1977 
Charlotte  Heller  Chatlain  1972 
Linda  Hinrichs  Chnstovich  1977 
Laura  O'Hear  Church  1982 
Mr.  James  E.  Clemens 
Martha  Smith  Collett  1984 
Pamela  Martin  Comstock  1977 
Tracey  Cones  1982 
Mary  Jane  Conger  1973 
Janet  Haddrell  Connors  1965 
Peggy  Partndge  Contreni  1973 
Kathleen  Barksdale  Craine  1974 
Ann  Alexander  Crane  1966 
Marguerite  Ivy  Crews  1974 
Pearl  Epiing  Gulp  1942 
Dr  and  Mrs.  Thomas  H.  Dawson 


Elizabeth  Felton  deGolian  1979 

Allison  Guyton  Dogan  1987 

Margaret  Wilson  Doherty  1973 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  Frederick  E.  Dorsey 

Nell  Dorsey  1944 

Nancy  Buston  Downs  1956 

Sandra  Zeese  Driscoll  1966 

Elizabeth  Cummins  Dudley  1984 

Suzanne  Jones  Duncan  1969 

Linda  Hite  Durbin  1969 

Mary  Ellen  Killinger  Durham  1966 

Margaret  Teague  Eaton  1958 

Sarah  Crockett  Eggleston  1972 

Genevieve  Benckenstein  Eldert  1941 

Carolyn  Duke  Elkins  1982 

Kelly  Huffman  Ellis  1980 

Nancy  Morse  Evans  1971 

Ann  Truster  Faith  1969 

Leigh  Yates  Farmer  1974 

Jane  Faulds  1971 

Cynthia  Hundley  Fisher  1961 

Dana  Flanders  1982 

Virginia  Hayes  Forrest  1940 

Lee  Johnston  Foster  1975 

Dr  Virginia  Royster  Francisco  1964 

Elizabeth  Dickerson  Franklin  1985 

M.  Jane  Durant  Fned  1969 

Susan  Mulford  Gantly  1966 

Mr.  Charles  E.  Glenn 

Kimberly  Baker  Gtenn  1979 

Sara  Mackey  Godehn  1942 

Thelma  Riddle  Golightly  1940 

Dr.  Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton 

Jean  Grainger  1970 

Mr  Gordon  M.  Grant 

Pamela  Burnside  Gray  1948 

Cornelia  Adair  Green  1946 

Mary  Blake  Green  1961 

Susan  Dozier  Grotz  1956 

Guy  C  Eavers  Excavating  Corporation 

Dr  Jennifer  McHugh  Haase  1971 

Virginia  Rose  Hagee  1950 

Dee  Bowman  Haggard  1971 

Emma  Martin  Halpert  1965 

Mr.  Alexander  Hamilton  IV 

Frances  Koblegard  Harcus  1950 

Victoria  Goodwin  Hardy  1980 

Brooks  McMurria  Hartley-Leonard  1968 

Patricia  Binkley  Haws  1969 

Florence  Wimberly  Hellinger  1952 

Rachel  Gouyer  High  1987 

Susan  Johnson  High  1962 

Wylyn  Letson  Hodnett  1967 

Dixie  Epes  Hoggan  1967 

Susan  Hooper  Hogge  1962 

Sarah  Beals  Holzbach  1947 

Susan  Baughman  Homar  1974 

Mary  Reuman  Howard  1967 

Alice  Cox  Hubbard  1960 

Lacey  Sanford  Hudgins  1962 

Mr.  W.  Thomas  Hudson 

Shirley  Fleming  Iben  1940 

Mr,  and  Mrs.  Henry  C.  Ikenberry  Jr. 

Jane  Sebrell  Irby  1949 

Heather  Jackson  1992 

Beryl-Ann  Johnson  1966 

Anne  McCormack  Jones  1983 

Mr  Glen  N.  Jones 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Clarke  Jones 

A.  Talbott  Jordan  1972 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  E  Keck 

Dr,  Sheila  Kendnck  1984 


MARY   B.ALinVlN   COLLEGE 


ANNU.AL    ANP   OTHER    FORMS   OF  GIVING,   2001-02 
(    18    ) 


Sarah  Jolley  Kerr  1980 

Constance  McHugh  Kimerer  1958 

Betty  Han^ell  Kyle  1949 

Paula  Stephens  Lambert  1965 

Sarah  Snead  Lankford  1981 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  L.  Lemmon 

Diane  Hepford  Lenahan  1977 

Karen  Colaw  LInkous  1987 

Carey  Goodwin  Louthan  1966 

Iva  Zeiler  Lucas  1962 

Shearer  Troxell  Luck  1963 

Jane  Sheffield  Maddux  1972 

Mary  Margaret  Kenney  Marshall  1999 

Louise  Vandiviere  Mashburn  1942 

Catherine  Lewis  Maxwell  1974 

Carey  Cooley  McDaniel  1967 

McKee  Foods  Corporation 

Mr.  Richard  McLaughlin 

Don-is  Withers  McNeal  1941 

Mr.  H.  P  McNeal 

Catherine  Ferris  McPherson  1978 

Dr.  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 

Ann  Shaw  Miller  1954 

Margaret Tuggle  Miller  1976 

Sally  Simons  Molinari  1980 

Antoinette  Bond  Momson  1971 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulbenry 

Mary  Hornbarger  Mustoe  1955 

Hamet  Marrow  Neldon  1975 

Trudy  Meador  Nelson  1980 

Frances  Knight  Nollet  1943 

Lisa  Wall  O'Donnell  1976 

Garnett  Clymer  Ogden  1995 

Laura  Sadler  Olin  1971 

Marguerite  Valz  Olsont  1931 

Margaret  Allen  Palmer  1967 

Dr.  Susan  Palmer  1967 

Mary  Pardue  1971 

Douglass  Kellam  Patterson  1959 

Jennifer  Klopman  Petramale  1994 

Helen  Atkeson  Phillips  1948 

Dr.  Jane  Turner  Pietrowski 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  C.  Pollard 

Adele  Jeffords  Pope  1965 

Ann  Potter  1981 

Mr.  Peter  E.  S.  Pover 

Mrs.  Yvonne  Won-ell  Pover 

Amy  Fischer  Power  1990 

Emily  Borden  Ragsdale  1970 

F  Walsh  Read  1947 

Margaret  Ban-anger  Reid  1969 

Virginia  Gochenour  Reid  1944 

Mary  Jane  Gray  Richardson  1952 

Susan  Fleet  Lynch  Roberts  1981 

Cornelia  Green  Roy  1968 

Margaret  Bryant  Rust  1973 

C.  Lindsay  Ryland  1973 

Janie  Huske  Satterfield  1970 

Anne  Saval  1999 

Catherine  Dupont  Schlaeppi  1977 

Lillian  Smith  Shannon  1985 

Martha  Hildebrand  Sherwood  1973 

Natalie  Shoebridge  1981 

Dr.  Katherine  Smallwood  1975 

Roseman/  Leach  Spell  1980 

Dr.  A.  Erskine  Sproul 

Ruth  Peters  Sproul  1943 

Carol  Wheeler  Stevenson  1962 

June  McLaughlin  Strader  1966 

Debbie  Feigin  Sukin  1992 

Eleanor  Jamison  Supple  1942 

Joanna  Campbell  Swanson  1984 


Frances  WentzTaber  1962 

Hope  RothertTaft  1966 

Betty  White  Tailey  1951 

Frost  Burnett Telegadas  1983 

Sallie  BnjshThalhimer  1973 

Dr.  Maude  Holmes  Thomas  1987 

Betty  NeislerTimberlake  1945 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Troxell 

Mr.  Walter  M.  Vannoy  Jr. 

Ann  Lewis  Vaughn  1969 

Ann  Morgan  Vickery  1966 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joseph  R.  Vines  Jr. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  E.  Wakely  Jr. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  O.  L.  Walker 

Anne  Feddeman  Warner  1975 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charies  Weissinger  Jr. 

Ruth  Galey  Welliver  1938 

Wharton,  Aldhizer  and  Weaver,  RL.C. 

Dr.  Suzanne  Smith  Williams  1968 

Frances  Williamson  1970 

Shiriey  Keelgar  Williamson  1939 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Somers  M.  Wilton 

Dorothy  Jones  Wrigley  1970 

The  Apple  Day  Society 

(S250  to  $499) 

Bliss  Buford  Abbot  1974 

Byrd  Williams  Abbott  1964 

Kelly  Gan-ett  Abbott  1989 

Aimee  Aceto  1997 

Margaret  Williams  Adams  1942 

Vickie  Reynolds  Akelman  1976 

Anne  Hogshead  Aleman  1963 

Dr.  Ann  Field  Alexander  1967 

Man/  Stuart  Copeland  Alfano  1984 

Dr.  RobertT  Allen  III 

Tracey  Cote  Allen  1989 

Dee  Brandon  Allison  1975 

Anne  McClung  Anderson  1959 

Katherine  Jackson  Anderson  1980 

Kathryn  Clary  Angus  1998 

Katherine  Crawford  Arrowsmith  1970 

Mrs.  Beverly  J.  Askegaard 

Dr.  Lewis  Askegaard 

Claudia  Turner  Bagwell  1972 

Barbara  Reid  Bailey  1961 

Ellen  Gill  Ball  1977 

Elizabeth  Pringle  Barge  1941 

Margaret  Maddex  Barnes  1967 

Harriet  Bangle  Earnhardt  1950 

Leigh  Suhling  Barth  1971 

Caroline  Dixon  Bartman  1972 

Wendy  Wooden  Barze  1992 

Pamela  Shell  Baskervill  1975 

Mary  Goodrich  Baskin  1946 

Susanne  Rayburn  Bates  1966 

Karen  Appleby  Baughan  1964 

Julie  Young  Bayly  1995 

Sara  Bearss  1982 

Mane  McClure  Beck  1950 

Clair  Carter  Bell  1976 

Dr.  Barbara  Bell-Remen  1958 

Elizabeth  Hammock  Benjamin  1989 

Christine  Denfeld  Bern/  1988 

Man/  Eldridge  Bern/  1962 

Noel  Bevan  1992 

Windon  Blanton  Biesecker  1970 

Julie  Birmingham  1992 

Penelope  Patrick  Biskey  1972 

Cathenne  Black  1998 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  H.  Bliss 

Ann  Filipowicz  Blotner  1982 


Jean  Wallace  Blount  1948 

Katherine  Bolen  1992 

Alison  Wenger  Boone  1977 

Leslie  Booth  1952 

Sandra  Holliman  Botton  1969 

Analeak  Liipfert  Bowers  1966 

Susan  Wilson  Boydoh  1989 

Betty  Crews  Brandon  1943 

Cynthia  Freeman  Branscome  1964 

Julianne  Rand  Brawner  1957 

Eleanore  Eckel  Brough  1965 

Evelyn  Chapman  Brown  1952 

Elizabeth  Blount  Brundick  1952 

Dr.  Jeffrey  L.  Buller 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edmund  S,  Burke  Jr. 

Douglas  Moncure  Butler  1981 

Susan  Deibert  Butler  1961 

Elizabeth  Calhoun  1998 

LTC  Victoria  Calhoun  1983 

Ms.  Sharon  G.  Campbell 

Miss  Susan  Canfield 

Nancy  Kunkle  Carey  1951 

Meredith  Dunbar  Carison  1960 

Dr.  Catherine  Walleigh  Carnevale  1968 

Tailey  Warner  Canoll  1992 

Kathleen  Hand  Carter  1958 

Elizabeth  Walker  Gate  1965 

Angier  Brock  Caudle  1969 

Martha  Kline  Chaplin  1951 

Martha  Farmer  Chapman  1941 

Vonceil  LeGrand  Chapman  1944 

Mildred  Mawhinney  Clements  1934 

Nancy  Clinkinbeard  1978 

Lynn  White  Cobb  1969 

Margaret  Turner  Coleman  1967 

Wade  Walker  Coleman  1975 

Janice  Jones  Collins  1965 

Patricia  Collins  1993 

Mizza  Saunders  Conwell  1970 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harold  Cook 

Virginia  Bridgers  Conigan  1946 

Elise  Palma  Couper  1968 

Susan  Wilson  Coiser  1957 

Susan  Gamble  Dankel  1968 

Michelle  Howard  Dase  1981 

Jacqueline  Riddle  Davidson  1964 

Nan  Davis  1965 

M.  Elizabeth  De  Loach  1954 

Cameron  Edel  Dennis  1982 

Mary  Ken-  Denny  1964 

Ann  Calhoun  Dent  1977 

Mary  Derby  1988 

Cornelia  Jan-ell  DeWitt  1979 

Lloyd  Gather  Dickson  1971 

Catharine  Dorrier  1971 

Page  Grey  Dudley  1956 

Suzanne  Stiriing  Duffey  1959 

Pat  Eldridge  1975 

Jacquelyn  Elliott-Wonderley  1993 

Langhome  Amonette  Ellis  1977 

Laura  Hawks  Ellis  1998 

Mrs.  Robert  V  Ely 

Anne  Shields  Emerson  1967 

Mrs.  Melvin  W.  Estes 

Margaret  Davis  Evans  1946 

Sabrina  Rakes  Fahey  1994 

Susan  Train  Fearon  1969 

Nancy  Blood  Ferguson  1963 

Joan  Ferrell  1976 

Virginia  Masters  Fleishman  1972 

Cynthia  Phillips  Fletcher  1982 

Bonnie  Ford  1982 


MARY    B.ALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNU.AlL  and  other   forms  OF  GIVING,   2001-0: 
{  19   ) 


Frances  Henderson  Ford  1976 

Katharine  Tinnon  Foxx  1999 

Felicia  Candler  Freed  1957 

Penelope  Wev  Frere  1964 

Alice  Bitner  Freund  1940 

Judith  Galloway  1969 

Mary  Gannon  1977 

Eleanor  Yeakley  Gardner  1954 

Elaine  Rabe  Giese  1970 

Mary  Elizabeth  Gardner  Glen  1936 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  L,  Glenn 

Emily  Goetz  1999 

Brenda  Nichol  Goings  1971 

Leah  Waller  Golden  1972 

Dorothy  Snodgrass  Goldsborough  1952 

Susan  Stewart  Goldthwaite  1946 

Virginia  Gonder  1966 

Linda  Holder  Gordon  1975 

Mr.  George  Graves 

Louise  Jackson  Green  1943 

Marian  Hollingsworth  Green  1954 

Jane  Thurmond  Gregory  1952 

Mary  Cowan  Grimshaw  1960 

Nancy  Rawles  Gnssom  1954 

Margaret  McLaughlin  Grove  1952 

Lynn  Lytton  Hamer  1952 

Mary  Hamilton  1993 

Cathenne  McKenney  Harcus  1978 

Janet  Mitchell  Harper  1954 

Ann  LeStourgeon  Harris  1952 

Heline  Cortez  Harnson  1948 

Marguerite  Harrison  1982 

Anne  Markley  Harnty  1951 

Jean  Lambeth  Hart  1967 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dwight  Hatfield 

Carolyn  Haldeman  Hawkins  1963 

Roberta  Gill  Hefler  1963 

KayCulbreath  Heller  1969 

Mary  Reynolds  Henderson  1956 

Susan  Jones  Hendncks  1978 

Bettie  Herbert  1977 

Gayle  Heron  1945 

Betty  Herrman  1971 

Jane  Harcus  Hill  1979 

Phyllis  Boone  Hill  1962 

Mrs.  Mabel  R.  Hirschbiel 

Ann  Lucas  Hite  1948 

I.  Brooke  Hite  1999 

Mary  Lewis  Hix  1965 

Sarah  McClellan  Holman  1989 

Zoe  Kerbey  Holmes  1970 

Christina  Holstrom  1980 

Marione  Gillespie  Holt  1967 

Ellen  Porter  Holtman  1971 

Mikal  Bralley  Hoofnagle  1967 

Nancy  Eaton  Hopkins  1953 

Barbara  Horner-Miller  1967 

Mary  Jane  Lyles  Houston  1943 

Anne  North  Howard  1975 

Harriet  Hope  Howard  1962 

Dr.  Claudette  Hurtt  Hyman  1975 

Bettye  Hurt  Ingram  1956 

Dr  Nancy  Jack  1975 

Linda  Raber  Jahnig  1972 

Deborah  Jamieson  1974 

Mettle  Goodwin  Jaynes  1957 

Mary  Letha  Warren  Jelinek  1979 

Penny  Jenkins  1995 

Barbara  Penick  Jimenez  1968 

Cynthia  Betts  Johnson  1949 

Mary  Carroll  Johnson  1993 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  T  Q.  Johnston 


Betty  Scott  Jones  1952 

Dorothy  Shelton  Jones  1944 

Elizabeth  Troxell  Jones  1967 

Nancy  Jones  1971 

Susan  Ridout  Jones  1979 

Susan  Cowan  Kaiser  1980 

Melissa  Raider  Keahey  1979 

Jennifer  Bnllhart  Kibler  1991 

Dr  Jack  Kibler  III 

Jill  Kiely  1972 

Mary  High  Kilpatrick  1974 

Cathenne  Henson  Kinniburgh  1982 

Lee  Beal  Kirksey  1984 

Melinda  Middleton  Knowles  1982 

Kathanne  Hoge  Koelsch  1998 

Knstin  Kokie  1994 

Annie  Beale  Kornegay  1948 

Doris  Clement  Kreger  1948 

Rebekah  Lewis  Knvsky  1960 

Robin  Jasiewicz  Lafferty  1979 

Rogene  Elkins  Laserna  1972 

Christina  Bleeker  Lauer  2001 

Tance  Anderson  Laughon  1983 

Mary  Hotchkiss  Leavell  1973 

Susan  Bernoudy  Lebowitz  1971 

Stephanie  Leftwich-Needham  1992 

Elizabeth  Rand  Lemon  1970 

Virginia  Gilliam  Lewis  1944 

Rebecca  Linger  1981 

Gladys  Adams  Link  1943 

Ruth  Littrell  1967 

Elizabeth  Passarello  Llewellyn  1977 

Nancy  Cohen  Locher  1950 

Susan  Van  Lear  Logan  1968 

Barbara  Russell  Long  1957 

Ashley  Leftwich  Lowrey  1995 

Jane  Woodruff  Lucas  1952 

Johanna  Westley  Lucas  1950 

Phoebe  McCain  Luce  1962 

Jo  Ellen  Jennette  Luscombe  1964 

Nancy  Randall  Mackey  1979 

Nan  Mahone  1978 

Emily  Wright  Mallory  1967 

Suzanne  Maxson  Maltz  1975 

Angela  Staats  Manning  1992 

Marione  Gordon  Manning  1952 

Janet  Sapp  Marks  1971 

M.  Virginia  Clark  Marks  1935 

Margaret  Dickson  Marsh  1962 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Randy  G.  Martin 

Tiffany  Martin  1999 

Mrs.  Steve  L.  Mathis  III 

Sally  Via  Matthews  1972 

Chnstine  Conway  Maupin  1983 

Elizabeth  Maxwell  1969 

Helen  Smith  McCallum  1959 

Joyce  Kagin  McCauley  1950 

May  Thornton  McCavitt  1952 

Karen  Austin  McCoy  1978 

Melissa  Rhodes  McCue  1977 

Chnstina  Beardsley  McGaughey  1976 

Janet  Rawlings  McGraw  1969 

Ruth  Graham  Mclntyre  2000 

Frances  Thompson  McKay  1969 

Kathryn  Johnson  McKinnie  1965 

Mr  William  J.  McMillan 

Jane  Blair  McShea  1987 

Ann  Kennedy  Melton  1957 

Barbara  Conlon  Miescher  1950 

Janice  Myers  Miller  1988 

Nancy  Rhoads  Miller  1957 

Susan  Dibrell  Miller  1973 


Suzanne  Kierson  Miller  1991 

Lisa  McKenzie  Millican  1984 

Summer  Saunders  Milligan  1999 

Carolyn  Stover  Modareili-Adams  1962 

Deborah  Moench  1975 

JenanneYork  Montgomery  1987 

Sallie  Hubard  Moore  1972 

Mary  Katherine  Moorman  1984 

Elizabeth  Bender  Morgan  1991 

Elizabeth  Matthews  Morgan  1965 

Margaret  Oxford  Morgan  1970 

Jane  Craig  Mornson  1942 

Mr  R.  Edward  Nance 

Dorothy  Payne  Nash  1952 

Elsie  Nelms  Nash  1952 

M.  Robin  Neel-Pnnce  1975 

Dr  Gwen  Kennedy  Neville  1959 

Linda  Fogle  Newsom  1980 

Hillary  Newton  2000 

Caria  Rucker  Nix  1957 

Minta  McDiarmid  Nixon  1963 

Reid  Stnckland  Nottingham  1956 

Cathenne  Black  Ogietree  1999 

Sally  Stowers  Oliver  1967 

Suzanne  Higgins  O'Malley  1975 

Mary  Irby  Osborn  1981 

Dr  Roderic  L.  Owen 

Jacquelyn  Stroupe  Pace  1967 

Mildred  Willis  Paden  1972 

Meredith  Susan  Palmer  1976 

Ubah  Ansari  Pathan  1999 

Martha  Howard  Patten  1968 

Mrs  Sylvia  C  Payne 

Emily  Troxell  Pepper  1962 

Susan  White  Persak  1968 

Betty  Cacciapaglia  Pessagno  1962 

Laura  Wall  Phillips  1976 

Patsy  Messer  Poovey  1958 

Lynn  Butts  Preston  1963 

Sandra  Lennon  Price  1966 

Karen  Cowsert  Pryor  1966 

Ruth  Ann  Worth  Puckett  1952 

Dorothy  Smith  Purse  1952 

Mary  Jim  Moore  Quillen  1972 

Ruth  Harrison  Quillen  1952 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Daniel  Quinlan 

Julia  Pancake  Rankin  1945 

Joyce  Acker  Ratlitf  1952 

Mr  and  Mrs.  H,  Ravenhorst 

Anne  Dosher  Read  1954 

Kelly  Reese  2001 

Alexis  Gner  Reid  1995 

Harnet  Vreeland  Reynen  1950 

Nancy  McDowell  Reynolds  1971 

Beverly  Harnson  Rhodes  1949 

Mary  White  Richards  1950 

Anne  Stuart  Richardson  1952 

Margaret  Moore  Ripley  1952 

Jennifer  Robb  1998 

Mary  Colonna  Robertson  1956 

Sara  Burwell  Robinson  1957 

Rev  Judith  Gabel  Reeling  1957 

Laurie  Folse  Rossman  1977 

Anne  Poulson  Russell  1987 

Cynthia  Harrison  Samuel  1987 

Brenda  Seymore  Sanders  1974 

Beth  Saunders  1995 

Priscilla  Huynh  Scanlon  1991 

Patncia  Brown  Schlick  1951 

Caroline  Schooley  1969 

Betty  Gwaltney  Schutte  1952 

Margaret  Wyatt  Scott  1977 


Madge  Hooker  Seuss  1982 
Sara  Frances  Ferrell  Shay  1940 
Debra  Wolfe  Shea  1977 
Susan  Rose  Sheild  1986 
Mary  Creswell  Short  1954 
M.  Elizabeth  Silverman  1997 
Jane  Starke  Sims  1968 
Martha  Jernigan  Sims  1968 
Amelia  Smith  1973 
Ashlin  Wyatt  Smith  1954 
Linda  Verner  Smith  1972 
Martha  Lynch  Smith  1977 
Morgan  Alberts  Smith  1999 
Patncia  Sphar  1958 
Nancy  Simpson  Steinmiller  1961 
Estate  of  Cynthia  Stephens  1993 
Laura  Mauldin  Stewart  1966 
Laura  Luck  Stiles  1942 
Langhorne  McCarthy  Stinnette  191 
Laura  McCarter  Stone  1998 
Mary  Atkinson  Stone  1972 
Mary  Barber  Phipps  Such  1972 
Loretta  Vigil  Tabb  1983 
Ann  Stephens  Talbott  1979 
Sara  Pendleton  Tartala  1982 
Lilian  Bedinger  Taylor  1951 
Rev.  Sherry  Mason  Taylor  1968 
Margaret  FlytheTeague  1958 
Frances  Davis  TenBrook  1963 
Mr  Michael  W,  Terry 
Jo  Ellen  Turner  Thompson  1966 
Josephine  Whittle  Thornton  1962 
Marione  SykesTurnbull  1952 
Julie  Lodge  Ustruck  1994 
Judith  Wade  1969 
Ms.  Shirley  B  Wakefield 
Sally  Cheney  Walker  1940 
Julia  Often  Wangler  1973 
Elizabeth  HoeferWard  1978 
Jennifer  Webb  1991 
Anne  Hatfield  Weir  1973 
Dr  Robert  J.  Weiss 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Paul  C.  Wenger  Jr 
Jean  UmbergerWertz  1964 
Jo  AnnThackerWest  1953 
Margaret  KingWestcott  1933 
Dr.  Patricia  Westhafer 
Mary  Wright  Whaling  1950 
Elizabeth  White  1963 
Marcia  Fry  White  1959 
Na|ia  Hassen  White  1955 
Betsy  Berry  Williamson  1948 
Nina  Sproul  Wise  1941 
Lynn  Williams  Wood  1967 
Nancy  Yates  Woodall  1966 
M.  Melissa  Woods  1990 
Caroline  Wright  1998 
Nancy  GarrenYeaw  1998 


Supporters 


Nancy  Rowe  Abercrombie  1990 
Mr  and  Mrs  C.  P  Abraham 
Genevieve  Davis  Adams  1989 
Kathrena  Ravenhorst  Adams  1970 
Lucy  Lanier  Adcock  1966 
Susan  Little  Adkins  1982 
Ralphetta  Aker  1988 
Martha  Kennedy  Albertson  1970 
Margaret  Warren  Albright  1949 
Kathenne  Gallino  Aleshevich  1989 
Mrs.  Audrey  D.  Alexander 
Col.  and  Mrs.  EliTS.  Alford 


MARY   BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL   AND  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING, 
(  20   ) 


Anne  Hall  Allen  1978 

Ms.  Dana  G.  Allen 

Ms.  Jamie  L.  Allen 

Martha  Richardson  Allen  1955 

Sandra  Preseren  Alley  1967 

Margaret  Bryson  Altman  1976 

Alison  Hoge  Amerman  1987 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Fisher  Ames 

Mary  Gillespie  Amos  1965 

S.  McCausland  Amos  1978 

Elsie  Martin  Andersen  1961 

E.  Lawson  Bonner  Anderson  1968 

Nadya  Anderson  1985 

Kathleen  Beck  Andes  1998 

Cheryl  Dinwiddle  Andre  1967 

Laura  McManaway  Andrews  1944 

Neilson  Peirce  Andrews  1962 

Sabine  Goodman  Andrews  1946 

Valerie  Lutz  Angeloro  1969 

Anonymous 

Rebecca  Pierce  Ansley  1959 

Elizabeth  McGrath  Anthony  1942 

Ms.  Nancy  Anthony 

Frances  Wood  Apistolas  1957 

Emory  O'Shee  Apple  1959 

Ms.  Alice  R.  Araujo 

Victoria  Reid  Argabright  1964 

Carolyn  Bass  Armentrout  1970 

Frances  Gilliam  Armstrong  1965 

Monnie  Moore  Armsworthy  1968 

Kristina  Arnold  1998 

Frances  Honeycutt  Arrowood  1 983 

Brian  Arthur  1988 

Jean  Atkinson  1951 

Margaret  Adair  Atmar  1956 

Ann  Atwell  1942 

Anne  Leatherbury  Atwood  1976 

Carol  Tilson  Atwood  1974 

Ms.  Gail  C.  Auen 

Mr  Frederick  Aun 

Margaret  Newman  Avent  1949 

Neely  Garrett  Axseile  1969 

Mary  Griffin  Bachmann  1980 

Ms.  Vickie  Backus 

Jamie  Baer  2000 

Kathleen  Thomasson  Bagby  1973 

Debra  Bagwell  1997 

Joan  Ballard  Bailey  1938 

Mary  Simpson  Bailey  1942 

Carolyn  Hedge  Baird  1977 

Mary  Cornforth  Baird  1967 

Shirley  Quarles  Baird  1962 

Stacie  Hamilton  Baird  1986 

Constance  Bak  1975 

Charity  Lambert  Baker  1996 

Emily  Baker  1958 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Irvine  Thomas  Baker 

Linda  Rawlings  Baker  1971 

Margaret  Earie  Baker  1945 

Adelia  Hoefgen  Baldwin  1952 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  E.  Baldwin 

Jane  Coleman  Balfour  1962 

Ann  Green  Ball  1988 

Julia  Morton  Ball  1963 

Patricia  Goshorn  Ball  1961 

Donna  Ballard  1995 

Emily  McClure  Ballard  1970 

Margaret  De  Mund  Banta  1933 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Jose  A.  Barahona 

Miss  Mayra  Barahona 

Alice  Hubbard  Barber  1985 

Melanie  Barber  1980 


Paula  Greenlee  Barber  1964 

Sharon  Knopp  Bares  1968 

Alexander  Tucker  Barfield  1980 

Marylon  Hand  Barkan  1993 

Mary  Ann  Tucker  Barker  1951 

Audrey  Bondurant  Barlow  1985 

Barbara  Minter  Barnes  1949 

Jill  Davis  Barnes  1982 

Mary  Juer  Barnwell  1964 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Oliver  W.  Barokat 

Margaret  Barrier  1950 

Janet  Turner  Barrows  1969 

Janice  Smith  Barry  1967 

Vicki  Hurd  Bartholomew  1968 

Jane  Graves  Bartlett  1970 

Patricia  Bullock  Barton  1978 

Ann  Singletary  Bass  1959 

Laurie  Scott  Bass  1978 

Cydney  Bassett  1985 

Ms.  Michelle  Bassett 

Julia  Blanchard  Batchelor  1966 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  H.  Bates 

Mrs.  Robin  W.  Baumgartner 

Janina  Baxley  1992 

Elizabeth  Evans  Baxter  1963 

Mary  Stuckey  Baxter  1950 

Anne  Person  Baylor  1952 

Martha  Ratchford  Bean  1966 

Frances  Gallion  Bear  1967 

Glada  Moses  Beard  1942 

Cathenne  Boynton  Beazley  1974 

Lori  Smith  Beck  1990 

Dr.  Rose  Chu  Beck  1992 

Stephanie  Becker  1982 

Addle  Stanley  Beckner  1976 

Miriam  Jones  Beckwith  1969 

Florence  Everett  Belk  1950 

Elizabeth  Muse  Bell  1984 

Harnet  Stoneburner  Bell  1972 

Maureen  Love  Bendall  1972 

Marian  Jones  Bergin  1950 

Anne  Faw  Bernard  1950 

Virginia  Watson  Bernard  1968 

Martha  Booth  Bernhardt  1953 

Amy  Gnffith  Berra  1996 

Mr.  Barth  A.  Berry 

Mr  Bill  Betlej 

Ms.  Victoria  Betterton 

Catherine  Noyes  Biringer  1991 

Charlotte  Craun  Bishop  1944 

Phebe  Palmer  Bishop  1961 

Laura  Reed  Bivans  1980 

Mary  Beale  Black  1956 

Alice  Blair  1986 

Mr  Edwin  J.  Blair 

Anne  Williams  Blanks  1967 

Chris  Ziebe  Blanton  1970 

Wendy  Pfautz  Blomberg  1982 

Mary  Duke  Blouin  1949 

Hannah  Campbell  Boatwright  1942 

Jessica  Gilliam  Boatwright  1952 

Louise  Kinkel  Boehmke  1941 

Paula  Boesch  1991 

Dr.  Charles  H.  Boggs  Jr 

Elizabeth  Baker  Boldt  1991 

Martha  Peck  Bolen  1965 

Rosina  Bolen  1990 

Mary  Chenault  Bomar  1966 

Mary  Alice  Bomar  1993 

Nancy  Geiger  Bondurant  1968 

Sarah  Alley  Boney  1964 

Anne  Bushman  Bongiovanni  1995 


Velma  Newbill  Booth  1946 

Nancy  Carrow  Bott  1968 

Judith  Way  Bouchard  1968 

Lucy  Murphy  Boush  1977 

Mr.  Tim  Bowers 

Winifred  Young  Bowman  1938 

Janet  Whitney  Bowyer  1946 

Louise  Boylan  1971 

Martha  Wade  Bradford  1962 

Nancy  McEntire  Bradford  1974 

Sally  Deitrick  Brady  1973 

Peggy  Black  Braecklein  1948 

Gwendolyn  Austin  Brammer  1949 

Ms.  Elizabeth  O.  Branner 

Ashlin  Swetnam  Bray  1966 

Margaret  Emery  Brazil  1986 

Amy  Bridge  1986 

Martha  Caplinger  Brinkley  1959 

Margret  Mullen  Brinson  1988 

Jane  Briscoe  1996 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Clifton  M.  Brooks  Jr 

Sandra  Grizzard  Brooks  1967 

Alice  Jarman  Browdert  1940 

Ann  Robinson  Brown  1954 

Anne  Churchman  Brown  1945 

Blessing  Whitmore  Brown  1937 

Dora  Wiley  Brown  1954 

Dreama  Brown  1986 

Elizabeth  Dickerson  Brown  1962 

Katherine  Brown  1992 

Mary  Earle  Brown  1969 

Mary  Blasser  Brown  1988 

Dr  Mary  Ellen  Brown  1961 

Sarah  Livingston  Brown  1963 

Virginia  Holmes  Brown  1970 

Cathryn  Bruce  1999 

Patncia  Lamberth  Bruce  1971 

Mrs.  Charles  F  Bruny 

Carolyn  Norton  Brushwood  1942 

Dale  Peters  Bryant  1941 

Kelly  Bryant  2001 

Sally  Matthews  Bryant  1975 

Suzanne  Stringer  Bryson  1977 

Margaret  Hulsey  Buck  1952 

Kristina  Mallonee  Buckingham  1974 

Dr  and  Mrs.  David  C.  Buckis 

Susan  Hazelwood  Buffington  1976 

Katharine  Bonfoey  Burgdorf  1961 

Barbara  Robertson  Burke  1972 

Carrie  Burke  1995 

Mary  Anne  Newbill  Burke  1979 

AmyTunstall  Burieson  1991 

Katherine  Hobbs  Burnett  1976 

Virginia  Maxwell  Burnett  1958 

Susan  Montgomery  Burrows  1982 

Elizabeth  McCampbell  Burton  1945 

Joanne  Richards  Burton  1988 

Margaret  Browning  Busick  1939 

Helen  Nalty  Butcher  1992 

Alice  Farnor  Butler  1964 

Diane  Cooper  Byers  1965 

Jeannette  Woolford  Byrd-Hansen  1952 

Sydney  Byrum  1996 

Deborah  Boyer  Cabaza  1983 

Ms.  Crista  Cabe 

Eleanor  Cahill  1956 

MelindaCain  1983 

Rev  and  Mrs.  Clifford  Caldwell 

Elizabeth  Shinnick  Caldwell  1966 

Jean  De  Vote  Calhoun  1950 

Ms.  Debra  Stiles  Callison 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jerry  W.  Camden 


MARY   BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL   AND   OTHER   FORMS   OF   GIVING, 
(    21     ) 


Clatie  Harris  Campbell  1972 
Ms.  Debra  Campbell 
Mr  and  Mrs.  J.  W.  Campbell 
Mr.  Lyie  Thomas  Campbell 
CAPT  and  Mrs.  John  Carman 
Daria  Caron  1997 
Jean  Bulls  Carpenter  2000 
Geraldine  Canby  Carroll  1948 
Kathenne  Kivlighan  Carter  1944 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Robert  Carter 
Mary  Kennedy  Caruso  1969 
Susan  Crenshaw  Cary  1985 
Patricia  Casey  1952 
Ms.  Suzanne  Cash 
Mary  Crittenden  Catrett  1966 
Melanie  Walthall  Chambliss  1965 
Mrs.W.  Marshall  Chapman 
Avril  Laughlin  Chase  1966 
JoAnne  Guider  Chase  1970 
Evelyn  Wood  Chatham  1934 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Assad  Chbeeb 
Anne  Trice  Chewning  1974 
Joy-Mane  Bigaike  Chien  1992 
Carolyn  Moomaw  Chilton  1976 
Jane  Stanley  Chislett  1951 
Mr  and  Mrs.  David  Clark 
Faye  Baker  Clark  1963 
Renee  Clark  1993 
Theodora  Clark  1997 
Elaine  Knight  Clarke  1965 
Kathryn  DeJarnette  Clary  1994 
Michele  Schalow  Clements  1986 
Heidi  Goeltz  Clemmer  1978 
Patricia  Click  1972 
Mary  Cline  1940 
Susan  Sherman  Clore  1981 
Sara  Ralston  Clowser  1927 
Lucile  Jones  Clyde  1977 
Helen  Whitcomb  Coates  1975 
Jennifer  Johnston  Cobb  1978 
Mr  Ronald  R.  Cobb 
Caroline  Hildebrand  Cochrane  1991 
J.  Wnght  Cochrane  1963 
Susan  Chadwick  Cocke  1973 
Leslie  Cockerham  1979 
Michal  Zivan  Coffey  1999 
Jane  Raudenbush  Coiner  1941 
Kathenne  Pierson  Colden  1980 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Byrd  Cole 
Mr.  William  B.  Coleman  Jr. 
Eve  Bremermann  Coliard  1972 
Ann  Gregory  Colligan  1980 
Elizabeth  Allan  Collins  1961 
Mane  Hayward  Collins  1959 
Mary  Shook  Collins  1991 
Patricia  Tuggle  Collins  1976 
Ann  Jones  Comley  1950 
Elizabeth  Todd  Compo  1952 
Allison  Compton  1995 
Mary  Anne  Conmy  1996 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Connally 
Carroll  Suggs  Connolly  1992 
Ann  Lee  Alexander  Cook  1962 
Felicia  Rand  Cook  1985 
Mary  Cooke  1944 
Elizabeth  Spratt  Cooper  1997 
Prior  Meade  Cooper  1962 
Jessica  Charles  Copenhaver  1998 
Diane  Hillyer  Copley  1968 
Virginia  Kyle  Copper  1937 
Mary  McCaa  Cothran  1970 
H.  Brehm  Cottman  1933 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Staunton  Cottrell 
Susan  Green  Coulter  1975 
Marjone  Moore  Council  1946 
Pennie  West  Covington  1950 
Sherry  Robertson  Cox  1999 
Ms.  Donna  Crabill 
Starling  Crabtree  2001 
Anne  Cracraft  1984 
Mrs.  Shirley  T  Craft 
Barbara  Williams  Craig  1961 
Eleanor  Craig  1965 
Lynne  Watson  Craig  1991 
Susan  Hoch  Crane  1971 
Virginia  Evans  Crapuchettes  1941 
Judith  Wells  Creasy  1968 
Martha  Logan  Crissman  1935 
Victoria  Wilson  Cnswell  1982 
Margaret  Weaver  Crosson  1967 
Julia  Barbee  Crothers  1966 
Rachel  Stouch  Crow  1987 
Martha  Carr  Crowley  1979 
Mr.  Russell  Crummett 
Nelwyn  Kirby  Culbertson  1945 
Patsy  Little  Culpepper  1960 
Cathenne  Cummings  1999 
Jane  Reid  Cunningham  1959 
Nancy  Locke  Curlee  1975 
Margaret  Foster  Curtis  1959 
Susan  Cutler  1969 
Dr.  Martha  Creasy  Cutright  1975 
Eleanor  Strange  Daftary-Kealy  1962 
Alice  Welch  Daggett  1953 
Nancy  Payne  Dahl  1956 
Lois  Willard  Daniel  1960 
Helen  Wade  Dantzler  1936 
Ann  Booker  Darst  1963 
Mr.  and  Mrs  Antonio  H.  David 
Ramona  David  1999 
Theresa  David  1991 
Amy  Hartson  Davis  1999 
Anne  Hayes  Davis  1942 
Elizabeth  Floeting  Davis  1969 
Frances  Sanders  Davis  1964 
Kathryn  Pilcher  Davis  1983 
Mary  Phlegar  Davis  1959 
Mrs.  Arthur  Boyd  Davis 
Rebecca  Bryant  Davis  1964 
Linda  Dawe  1969 
Kathenne  Miller  De  Genaro  1963 
Nancy  Williams  Deacon  1958 
Ellen  Gaw  Dean  1968 
Laura  Hill  Dean  1994 
Marisa  Debowsky  2000 
Nancy  Thackston  Deel  1992 
Mary  Cranwell  Deemer  1957 
Margaret  Kluttz  Dees  1993 
Mr  and  Mrs  Ralph  Degen 
Shea  DeJarnette  1991 
Carol  Delbndge  1966 
Frances  Wills  Delcher  1957 
Julia  Johnson  Demler  1959 
Susan  Jennings  Denson  1962 
Carol  Alspaugh  Denton  1969 
Therese  Dersch  1993 
Lynn  Des  Prez  1970 
Leanna  Reynolds  Di  Dio  1999 
Jennie  Evans  Dille  1953 
Michele  Starck  Dinsmore  1986 
Carole  Rednour  Dixon  1966 
IMelle  Chilton  Dixon  1988 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Wynn  L.  Dixon  Jr. 
Emily  Ogburn  Doak  1949 


Leslie  Doane  1977 
Lisa  Dockery-Boyce  2001 
Ann  Fowlkes  Dodd  1952 
Mary  Guerrant  Dodson  1942 
Winton  Mather  Doherty  1967 
Cornelia  Davis  Doolan  1959 
Jennifer  Dorough  1997 
Mr.  Bruce  R.  Domes 
Betty  Payne  Dorris  1958 
Janet  Hollis  Doswell  1938 
Deidre  Fleming  Dougherty  1984 
Kathenne  Early  Dougherty  1965 
Shirley  Douglass  1976 
Ms  Tracey  Dove 
Glenn  Ellen  Downie  1964 
Patricia  Downing  1949 
Virginia  Sproul  Downing  1974 
Anna  Austell  Dozal  1993 
Kathenne  Holt  Dozier  1940 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Donald  Drake 
Nancy  Draper  1951 
Georgia  Robert  Draucker  1973 
Anne  Kinnier  Driscoll  1968 
Laura  Clausen  Drum  1956 
Betty  Kull  Drumheller  1941 
Ms  Gloria  DuBois 
Barbara  Carrick  Dumbaugh  1977 
Olivia  Williams  Dunbar  1992 
Linda  Wyatt  Duncan  1963 
Lelia  Dunlap  1941 
Betsy  Forrest  Dunwoody  1947 
Peggy  Reid  Durden  1949 
Judy  Durham  1974 
Kay  Flippen  Durham  1953 
Judith  Barnett  Dutterer  1969 
Frances  Duty  1999 
Virginia  Hofler  Duvall  1959 
Marguente  Carter  Duvic  1992 
Ms.  Margaret  K.  Dykes 
Mary  Rainer  Eanes  1966 
Eriine  Gnffin  Eason  1952 
Susan  McGinley  Eaton  1975 
Ms,  Cathenne  A,  Echols 
Louise  Tabb  Edge  1967 
Anne  Smith  Edwards  1965 
Elizabeth  Garst  Edwards  1961 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  James  T  Edwards  Jr. 
Janie  Holman  Edwards  1939 
Mary  Babcock  Edwards  1971 
Tony  Edwards  1999 
Audrey  Gifford  Eggleston  1962 
Jane  Haley  Eggleton  1997 
Melinda  Rose  Eichorn  1981 
Sarah  Ekern  1998 
Dr.  Susan  Ellett  1972 
Elsie  Waters  Ellington  1946 
Barbara  Bixler  Elliott  1947 
Elizabeth  Ziebe  Elliott  1974 
Maygan  Lipscomb  Elliott  1998 
Susan  Sipple  Elliott  1989 
Martha  McMurry  Ellis  1947 
Susan  English  1982 
Elisabeth  Erickson  2001 
Sara  Squires  Erickson  1960 
Mary-Douglas  Enkson  1990 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  Richard  Enkson 
Brenda  Rabenau  Erwin  1992 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Clark  Erwin 
Harriet  Hinman  Eubank  1948 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  Eduardo  Euceda 
Eva  Vines  Eutsler  1944 
Dr.  Annemarie  Locke  Evans  1973 


Ms.  Annette  Evans 

Linda  Lueders  Faick  1973 

Melanie  Entsminger  Falls  1996 

Jean  Farrow  1949 

Mary  Bartenstein  Faulkner  1942 

Kathleen  Myers  Faust  1967 

Catherine  Spratley  Favre  1972 

Aimee  Favreau  1999 

Anne  Herbert  Feathers  1959 

Elizabeth  Scott  Featherstone  1962 

Whitney  Hanes  Feldmann  1970 

Betty  Farrington  Felegara  1949 

Mary  Roach  Ferguson  1992 

Melissa  Wimbish  Ferrell  1971 

Susan  Hyatt  Ferrell  1990 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Ed  Ferreol 

Elizabeth  Holland  Few  1967 

Norah  Fick  2001 

Mary  Rogers  Field  1972 

Elva  Fifer  1948 

Hon  Anita  Filson  1983 

Brenda  Fishel  1992 

EvelynWells  Fisher  1977 

Olivia  Young  Fisher  1973 

Christine  Warwick  Fitzgerald  1989 

Michelle  Cobb  Fitzgerald  2000 

Emma  Padgett  FitzHugh  1940 

Gary  Flake  1965 

James  Fleming  1992 

RachelAnne  Festa  Fleming  1991 

E.  Breslin  Fletcher  1982 

Helen  Fletcher  1952 

Mary  Clinard  Flinn  1941 

Elizabeth  Conner  Flippen  1971 

Janie  Davis  Flournoy  1972 

Penn  Walker  Flournoy  1962 

Ingrid  Flowers  2000 

Margaret  Fogle  1970 

Rev.  Dr.  Margaret  Anne  Robertson 

Fohl  1968 
Mary  Penzold  Fooks  1961 
Judith  Floeter  Ford  1964 
Rebecca  Ford  2001 
Peggy  Shelton  Fore  1952 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Mathew  O.  Foreman  Jr. 
Mr.  and  Mrs  James  M.  Forsythe 
Teresa  Young  Fort  1982 
Martha  Golden  Foster  1974 
Elaine  Henderson  Fowler  1972 
Martha  Fowler  1969 
Mary  Sue  Gochenour  Fowlkes  1950 
Heather  Shuman  Fox  1996 
Judith  Grosso  Foy  1982 
Susan  Englander  Fraile  1974 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Rodney  W.  Frame 
Virginia  Brand  Francis  1933 
Karen  Marston  Frank  1969 
Betty  McKee  Franklin  1946 
Courtney  Bell  Frankowski  1989 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  Tyler  Franks 
Ms,  Andnana  M  Freeman 
Leslie  Freeman  1970 
Maudie  Cover  Freeman  1946 
Sarah  Brennan  Freeman  1964 
Ann  Geggie  Fndley  1963 
Julia  Hall  Fnedman  1981 
Mr  and  Mrs  Alfred  E.  Fry 
Mrs,  Linda  Fry 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Garbor  B.  Fulop 
Heather  Fulop  1999 
Caroline  Huffstutler  Furr  1958 
Jeanne  Ashby  Furrh  1950 


MARY    BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL    AND   OTHER    FORMS   OF   GIVING,    2001-02 
(    22    ) 


Camille  Gaffron  1973 
Mildred  Sheridan  Gaillard  1953 
Betty  Bales  Gallagher  1948 
Melinda  Ratliff  Gallegos  1975 
Thelma  Trigg  Gannon  1946 
Maniyn  Walseth  Gano  1951 
Leah  Garcia  1994 
Carolyn  Waike  Gard  1969 
Anne  Wait  Gardner  1959 
Jennifer  Markel  Gardner  1995 
Melanie  Terrell  Gardner  1959 
Patncia  Berry  Garner  1963 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  L.  Garrett 
Opal  Newton  Garrett  1938 
Melissa  Price  Gates  1988 
Jane  Harns  Gatling  1942 
Karen  Weyher  Gavigan  1977 
Lucy  Morns  Gay  1963 
Sabra  Gear  1997 
Bentley  West  Gearhart  1974 
Dr.  W.  Michael  Gentry 
Mary  Carolyn  Hollers  George  1951 
Dale  Smith  Georgiade  1970 
Bobbye  Mitchell  Gery  1988 
Mary  Hamblin  Getty  1979 
Caroline  Sprouse  Ghebelian  1949 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jeffrey  J.  Gianakos 
Monica  Derbes  Gibson  1988 
Mrs.  Dorothy  D.  Gifford 
Catherine  Nease  Gilbreath  1970 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  John  Gilkey 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  Quincy  Gilliam 
Mr.  John  Gillies 
Lea  Ayers  Gilman  1972 
Mahjane  Gish  1966 
Margaret  Hambrick  Glaze  1991 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  A.  Glover  Jr 
Ann  Wade  Godwin  1966 
Frances  Rue  Godwin  1939 
Mr.  John  D.  Goetz 
Melanie  Goff  Bradley  1978 
Elizabeth  Roper  Golden  1968 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oscar  G.  Gonzalez 
Anne  Goode  1956 
Eleanor  Way  Goode  1982 
Katherine  Williams  Gooding  1959 
Amy  Aboud  Goodlett  1989 
Luanne  Whitlow  Goodloe  1982 
Ruth  Hill  Goodpasture  1974 
Sally  Marks  Goodwin  1966 
Marian  Gordin  1965 
Jean  Orne  Gosling  1971 
M.  Elizabeth  Gould  1981 
Nancy  Barron  Gourley  1953 
McChesney  Mayer  Grabau  1959 
Anita  Thee  Graham  1950 
Barbara  Lemmond  Graham  1940 
Malvine  Paxton  Graham  1941 
Mary  Carpenter  Graham  1950 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  B.  Grainger 
Ruthie  Ciraldo  Grantham  1973 
Eugenia  Gratto  1994 
Mr.  Thomas  P  Gratto 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.T  Graves 
Jennifer  Pace  Gray  1979 
Mary  McBryde  Gray  1952 
Sandra  Sykes  Gray  1962 
Caroline  Livingston  Grayson  1983 
Jennifer  Wilson  Green  1962 
Helen  Radcliffe  Gregon/  1974 
Nancy  Peyton  Gresham  1968 
Joann  Mitchell  Grier  1950 


Elizabeth  Francis  Griffith  1971 

Mr.  Joseph  Griffith 

Miss  Leah  Griffith 

Deirdre  Dougherty  Grogan  1973 

Ellen  Eskridge  Groseclose  1948 

Dr.  Robert  Grotjohn 

Ms.  Carole  C.  Grove 

Sally  Minsker  Groves  1975 

Beth  Gubbins  1997 

Rebecca  Vigil  Gubert  1981 

Cheryl  Hydrick  Guedri  1976 

Pattie  Norton  Gunter  1985 

Jo  Ann  Martin  Gustafson  1970 

Ida  Ryland  Guthrie  1953 

Elizabeth  Lamer  Gutmann  1970 

CaryAdkins  Guza  1976 

Merry  Edwards  Guzman  1982 

Kourtney  McMurdo  Haake  1990 

Jessie  Carr  Haden  1954 

Inez  Jones  Hagaman  1942 

Mary  McKee  Hagemeyer  1954 

Carol  Graham  Hairston  1965 

Julie  Haislip  2002 

Alice  Summers  Hale  1947 

Nancy  Hill  Haley  1969 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Alvin  W.  Hall  Jr. 

Anne  Oden  Hall  1954 

Beth  Slusser  Hall  1983 

Betty  Bailey  Hall  1942 

Beverly  Hall  1977 

JoanVelten  Hall  1966 

Nancy  Klauder  Hall  1961 

Mr.  Nazih  Hamade 

Jacqueline  McClenney  Hamilton  1951 

Lisa  Hamilton  1974 

Mary  Graves  Knowles  Hamilton  1947 

Nancy  Jones  Hamilton  1947 

Rebecca  Cowart  Hammond  1977 

Frances  Purdom  Hammonds  1961 

Charlotte  Leverton  Hamner  1961 

Rossalyn  Wolever  Hampton  1964 

Pnscilla  Coppock  Hanger  1972 

Merry  Wyatt  Hankel  1991 

Kathryn  Layne  Hanna  1958 

Kathryn  Bish  Hanson  1969 

Laura  Holbrook  Hardwick  1964 

Ann  King  Harkins  1964 

Stacy  Scibelli  Harold  1983 

Judy  Thompson  Harper  1986 

Eileen  Gregory  Harrell  1951 

Dorothy  Martin  Harris  1955 

EliseWinslow  Harris  1938 

Janet  Werner  Harns  1942 

Janet  Parnsh  Harns  1968 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  L.  Harris  III 

Ann  Lee  Harrison  1953 

Elizabeth  Robinson  Harrison  1955 

Helen  Downie  Harnson  1964 

Sara  Blair  Harnson  1982 

Beverly  Wood  Hart  1948 

Ms.  Marion  B.  Hart 

Karen  Kelly  Hartley  1971 

Sara  Beabout  Hartman  1965 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  J.  Harvey  II 

Mrs.  Rebecca  Harvill 

Agnes  Harwood  1974 

Ellen  Martin  Hass  1967 

Judith  Thompson  Hatcher  1963 

Bonnie  Haufe  1984 

Sally  Dillard  Hauptfuhrer  1974 

Susan  Palmer  Hauser  1964 

Mary  Hughes  Hawkins  1992 


EmmeWingate  Hawn  1950 

Joan  Davenport  Haydon  1954 

Ms.  Anna  Hayes 

Margaret  Saunders  Hayes  1962 

Virginia  Mosby  Hayles  1970 

Martha  Fant  Hays  1963 

Ann  Graham  Hazzardt  1943 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  H.  Heacock 

Harriet  Christenberry  Heacock  1967 

Margaret  Healy  1982 

Jean  Kyle  Hedges  1951 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  A.  Heeke  Jr. 

Nannette  Gene  Jarrell  Heidrich  1963 

Rosa  McLaughlin  Heinsohn  1967 

Ann  Ashby  Helms  1949 

Jane  Tanner  Henderson  1964 

Nancy  Hendncks  1953 

Rosemary  Baldwin  Hendncks  1974 

Sue  Milam  Heneberger  1997 

Julia  Henley  1972 

Myrtle  Foy  Hennis  1939 

Susan  Vaughan  Henry  1968 

Mrs.  Carolyn  M.  Hensley 

Sheryl  Brock  Herber  1987 

Cornelia  McLeod  Herbert  1968 

Alexis  Herbster  1997 

Dr.  Cynthia  Wood  Hermann  1985 

Allison  James  Hescock  1990 

Lynn  Boyd  Hewitt  1968 

Pamela  Bryant  Hewitt  1987 

Susan  Hewitt  1976 

Sharon  Foye  Hewlett  1963 

Kathryn  Shankweiler  Heydt  1933 

Julia  Hickey  1990 

Rev  Mellie  Hussey  Hickey  1937 

Alice  Ingram  Hickman  1985 

Lisa  Nichols  Hickman  1993 

Elizabeth  Laird  Hicks  1963 

Elizabeth  Higginbotham  1970 

Gloria  Gregory  Hildebrand  1959 

Mrs.  Thelma  Hildebrand 

Janice  Shoemaker  Hill  1970 

Jennifer  Pollitt  Hill  1994 

Ruth  McBryde  Hill  1948 

Sarah  Hill  1974 

Anne  Holman  Hinckley  1934 

Amy  Woolston  Hinkle  1998 

Barbara  Allan  Hite  1958 

Susan  Lemon  Hobbs  1975 

Ms.  Maria  L.  Hobson 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Donald  Hockenbury 

Amanda  Hodges  1996 

Judy  Roy  Hoffman  1965 

Leslie  Dore  Hogan  1979 

Lisa  Carr  Hogarth  1986 

Marjorie  Hoge  1958 

Ann  Paulette  Holden  1952 

Deborah  Morey  Holden  1972 

Anne  Holland  1988 

Elizabeth  Holland  2001 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  Henr/  D.  Holland 

Mrs.  G.  Steriing  Holland 

Jean  Holliday  1937 

Mary  Cloud  Hamilton  Hollingshead  1961 

Amy  Lawler  Holloway  1984 

Dr  and  Mrs.  William  T  Holiowell 

Katherine  Hewitt  Holmes  1973 

Josephine  Hannah  Holt  1944 

Paula  Branch  Holt  1957 

Ms.  Anne  Roberts  Hooe 

Laura  Palk  Hooper  1993 

Elizabeth  Williams  Hoover  1959 


MARY    BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER   FORMS   OF  GIVING.   2001-02 
(   23    ) 


Betty  McLean  Hopkins  1949 

J.  Pennington  Smith  Hopkins  1970 

Ann  Doyle  Hopps  1948 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bradley  R.  Horn 

Dena  Aretakis  Horn  1981 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Horn 

Margaret  Green  Home  1978 

Jennifer  Cornelius  Horstman  1995 

Anne  Warren  Hoskins  1964 

Jacqueline  Nicholas  Hott  1989 

Meredith  Kelly  Houtf  1973 

Alice  Taylor  Houser  1948 

E.  Rives  Pollard  Houser  1945 

C.  Beverley  Hoy  Howarth  1935 

Jean  Dittmar  Hubertus  1972 

Elizabeth  Banner  Hudgins  1939 

Aline  Povi/ers  Hudson  1956 

Martha  McKmght  Huey  1954 

Margaret  Farris  Huff  1947 

Rosannah  Milam  Huff  1935 

Diane  Darnell  Hughes  1970 

Rosalie  Brovun  Humphreys  1934 

Amy  Hundley  1991 

Rev.  Patricia  Hunt 

Ellen  Andrews  Hunter  1949 

Mrs.  Hope  Hennen  Hunter 

Molly  Ely  Hunter  1975 

Anne  Coleman  Huskey  1958 

Beryl  Barnes  lerardi  1973 

Amy  Tracy  Ingles  1981 

Elmore  Bartlett  Inscoe  1960 

Evelyn  Mills  Irby  1993 

Linda  Gnnels  Irby  1972 

Michelle  Carter  Irvine  1987 

Mr  and  Mrs  Wendell  Ivey 

Professor  Margaret  Ivey  Bacigal  1973 

Amy  Ivy  1977 

Patricia  Hoshall  Jacoway  1951 

Nancy  Broyles  James  1981 

Sallie  Barre  James  1968 

Vera  Thomas  James  1962 

Antoinette  Harnson  Jamison  1962 

Danica  Jamison  1995 

Mary  Witt  Jamison  1993 

Madeline  Schueler  Jean  1977 

Betty  Anderson  Jeffrey  1950 

Elizabeth  Turner  Jenkins  1996 

Lavalette  Lacy  Jennings  1978 

Martha  Booth  Jennison  1970 

Dr  Alletta  Jervey  1951 

Jane  Hammond  Jervey  1948 

Virginia  Jessup  1987 

Barbara  Johnson  1979 

Barbara  Wishart  Johnson  1963 

Bess  Alexander  Johnson  1964 

Esther  Johnson  1966 

Karen  Burton  Johnson  1973 

Martha  Moseley  Johnson  1959 

Mary  Baldwin  Johnson  1978 

Ruth  Parsons  Johnson  1953 

Virginia  Lyon  Johnson  1934 

Wanda  Lewin  Johnson  1 974 

Jettie  Bergman  Johnston  1958 

Cheryl  Jones  Jolley  1993 

Aimie  Elliott  Jones  1984 

Carrie  Warren  Jones  2000 

E.  Lindsay  Jones  1969 

Elizabeth  Clayberger  Jones  1940 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  G.  Paul  Jones  Jr. 

Katherine  Talbot  Jones  1991 

LisaTansey  Jones  1996 

Lucy  Jones  1952 


Margaret  Grabill  Jones  1933 
Mary  Wagner  Jones  1982 
Anne  Paul  Josey  1982 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  Jurach 
Carol  Gibson  Kanner  1965 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mark  Kanuck 
Catherine  Kavanagh  1962 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Franklin  Kay  Jr. 
Mrs.  Betty  M.  Kegley 
Carroll  Blair  Keiger  1976 
Gwendolyn  Park  Kelly  1950 
Martha  Banner  Kelly  1949 
Mariorie  Runge  Kelso  1949 
Dr.  Frances  Bleckley  Kemp  1972 
Ann  Hall  Branscome  Kendall  1986 
Virginia  Gantt  Kendig  1937 
Kelly  Kennaly  1993 
Linda  Young  Kennedy  1967 
Ms.  Claire T.  Kent 

Kathenne  Mauermann  Kerley  1994 
Terry  Colaw  Kershner  1977 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Richard  Kersmarki 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sami  Khoury 
COR  and  Mrs.  George  C.  Kickhofel 
Judith  West  Kidd  1969 
Adele  Gooch  Kiessling  1938 
Dr  Gail  Apperson  Kilman  1966 
Salenda  Smith  Kincaid  1957 
Tina  Thompson  Kincaid  1993 
Jennifer  King  1969 
Mary  Hess  King  1988 
Susan  Cadle  King  1962 
Dana  Campbell  Kingrey  1986 
Ann  Denny  Kinscherff  1957 
Virginia  Kintz  1970 
Debra  Wilton  Kipley  1979 
Margaret  Clarke  Kirk  1948 
Elizabeth  Smith  Kirtz  1978 
Camala  Beam  Kite  1996 
Dr.  Judy  Klein 
Erah  Hatten  Kliewer  1945 
Sharon  Hooks  Knaus  1960 
Isabelle  Turner  Knight  1970 
Eleanor  Armistead  Knipp  1947 
Elizabeth  Coleman  Knopp  1974 
Mary  Lou  Moffitt  Knorr  1938 
Deborah  Jobe  Koehler  1973 
Mary  Anne  Gilbert  Kohn  1962 
Anna  Gibson  Koon  1982 
Nancy  Wilson  Kratzert  1979 
Frances  Perrottet  Kresler  1939 
Paula  Bush  Krosky  1992 
Harriet  Angier  Kuhn  1941 
Jamie  Hammer  Kullander  2001 
Dorothy  Whitmore  Kurbjun  1945 
Teresita  LaBarbera  1997 
Jo  Mane  Osmer  LaFave  1995 
Kristan  Dawson  LaFon  1995 
Jennifer  Parker  Lake  1987 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Patrick  Lally 
Nancy  Williamson  Lamb  1967 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  W  Lambeth 
Elizabeth  Dudley  Landes  1982 
Adele  Moore  Lane  1982 
Betty  Garter  Lane  1954 
Carlana  Lindstrom  Lane  1959 
Gray  Thomas  Langston  1971 
Alene  Brewster  Larner  1932 
Marie  Dowd  Latimer  1945 
Carol  Howard  Lawrence  1976 
Anita  Saffels  Lawson  1964 
Sarah-Mack  Lawson  1966 


Julia  Williams  Layfield  1974 
Nancy  Kevan  Lazaron  1968 
Marianna  Jamison  Leach  1947 
Mary  Hunter  Leach  1977 
Barbara  Whitt  League  1997 
Nora  Leary  1969 
Mrs.  Edwin  Leatherbury 
Robbie  Nelson  LeCompte  1963 
Helen  Plummet  Lee  1973 
Kathryn  McCain  Lee  1977 
Lucy  Cunningham  Lee  1971 
Susan  Carper  Lee  1957 
Melissa  Leecy  1996 
Deana  Lehmuth  1999 
Susan  Powell  Leister  1968 
Eloise  Hendershot  Lennox  1973 
Mr,  and  Mrs.  JohnT  Lenox 
Barbara  Butler  Leonard  1972 
Robin  Newcomb  Lermo  1984 
Dr.  Gayle  Lester  1969 
Mr.  W.  Roger  Levering 
Ann  Mebane  Levine  1965 
Gail  Halsey  Levine  1970 
Mary  Lewis  1954 
Patncia  Chipman  Lewis  1959 
Patncia  McGehee  Lewis  1960 
Ms,  Sarah  W,  Lewis 
Martha  Thulin  Leynes-Selbert  1958 
Elizabeth  Riddler  Lichenstein  1973 
Louise  McLean  Lightner  1945 
Gene  Balch  Limbaugh  1977 
Emily  Johnson  Lindsay  1996 
Margaret  Lake  Lindsay  1970 
Rebecca  Suter  Lindsay  1966 
Amy  Maloy  Lindsly  1955 
Mary-Slater  Linn  1987 
Joyce  Law  Liptrap  1992 
Mrs,  Jerry  Wilbur  Little 
Mildred  Farquharson  Little  1973 
Connne  White  Llewellyn  1976 
Mr,  and  Mrs,  Charles  B,  Lloyd 
Jennifer  Lloyd  1998 
Teal  Chappel  Lloyd  1991 
Kimberly  Lockhart  1996 
R.J.  Landin  Loderick  1986 
Lauren  Logan  1996 
Sue  Lollis  1979 
Mrs.  Virginia  R,  Lollis 
Elizabeth  Henderson  Long  1974 
Dr,  Grace  Jones  Long  1981 
Carol  Whetham  Looney  1966 
Patricia  Schendel  Loring  1958 
Leelia  Logan  Louis  1972 
Ann  Dick  Lovelady  1956 
Rebecca  Lovingood  1982 
Ethel  McCants  Lowder  1947 
Pamela  Williamson  Lowe  1991 
Mr,  and  Mrs,  A,  John  Lucas 
Mr  and  Mrs,  Frank  Lucas 
Margaret  Jorstad  Lucas  1957 
Ms,  Sally  Ludwig 
Mr,  and  Mrs,  Randy  L,  Lundberg 
Vera  Canaday  Lupo  1949 
Robin  Rexinger  Lutz  1983 
Leslie  Jividen  Luxenberg  1985 
Patricia  Macon  Lyon  1952 
Mary  Macdonald  1970 
Nina  Reid  Mack  1972 
Elizabeth  Rawls  Macklin  1949 
Mary  Olivia  Cox  MacLeod  1975 
Diane  McClenney  Macrae  1956 
Jacqueline  Crinkley  Maddex  1934 


Brenda  Ballard  Magill  1967 
Kathleen  Wilkerson  Magnan  1981 
Elizabeth  Lambert  Mahler  1937 
Alise  Learned  Mahr  1980 
Jean  Baum  Mair  1940 
Elizabeth  Laffitte  Malinowski  1981 
Frances  Harvey  Mallison  1967 
Elizabeth  Malone  1956 
Lale  Mamaux  2000 
Anne  Hess  Mamon  1989 
Diane  Sngley  Mangiante  1974 
Karen  Peterson  Mann  1972 
Katherine  Brant  Manning  1990 
Mary  Page  Manning  1967 
Nancy  Hooker  Manning  1960 
Meredith  Mansfield  1997 
Page  Wooldndge  Marchetti  1980 
Mary  Ann  Appleby  Marchio  1964 
Phyllis  Short  Marcom  1964 
Kathy  Hunt  Manon  1981 
Linda  Fobes  Manon  1963 
Margaret  Baldwin  Marks  1973 
Joan  Stanley  Maroulis  1963 
Caitlyn  Walz  Marsh  1998 
Alice  Stevens  Marshall  1981 
Jane  Coulbourn  Marshall  1963 
Sammy  Primm  Marshall  1966 
Keene  Roadman  Martin  1963 
Nita  SoRelle  Martin  1940 
Susan  Henry  Martin  1972 
Mr,  and  Mrs,  Larry  Maameau 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jesus  Martinez 
Jean  Queries  Mary  1949 
Ms.  Leigh  Mason 
Twinkle  Forsyth  Mason  1993 
Ellen  Johnson  Massey  1971 
Evelyn  Engleman  Mathews  1942 
Mary  Nell  Williams  Mathis  1962 
Helen  DeVore  Mattenson  1948 
Martha  Butler  Matthews  1962 
Elaine  Hargrett  Mauck  1995 
Katherine  Keller  Maultsby  1956 
Virginia  Hesdorffer  Maxwell  1963 
Anne  Robertson  McAteer  1974 
Kathleen  McCabe  1997 
Honor  Johnson  McCain  1997 
Mr.  Carey  McCallum 
Ms.  Elaine  E.  McCarnck 
Lou  Hartgraves  McCarty  1966 
Beverly  Burke  McCaskill  1973 
Dr.  Sandra  McClain 
Mary  Anne  Mulherin  McCollum  1992 
Kristy  Barlow  McComas  1988 
Lois  Burer  McConnell  1948 
Mary  Cochran  McConnell  1963 
Eleanor  Poole  McCord  1964 
Anne  Fray  McCormick  1960 
Holly  Frazier  McCormick  1998 
Mr.  Hugh  P  McCormick 
Carolyn  Clemmer  McCulley  1964 
Elizabeth  Grubbs  McCurry  1963 
Mrs.  Kathy  Riddle  McDaniel 
Mary  Livermore  McDermott  1967 
Joyce  Holt  McDowell  1959 
Clara  Burroughs  McFarlin  1950 
Anne  Haneke  McGough  1944 
Carmen  Holden  McHaney  1973 
Patncia  Fisher  McHold  1963 
Ann  Ritchie  McHught  1956 
Maxine  Dunlap  Mclntyre  1939 
Martha  McGraw  McKaughn  1983 
Edith  Lane  McKay  1947 


MARY   BALDWIN  COLLEGE 


ANNUAL   ANP  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING,   2001-02 
(   24    ) 


Elizabeth  Brown  McKell  1965 

Jean  Bailey  McKinney  1947 

Harriet  Schofield  McLaughlin  1936 

Mary  Pleasants  McManus  1983 

Ann  Dial  McMillan  1963 

Gretchen  Haring  McMinn  1985 

Elizabeth  Vincent  McMuilen  1936 

Judith  Sydnor  McNeel  1974 

Mary  Nell  McPherson  1979 

Helen  Cook  McQuillen  1945 

Jane  Crane  McSwain  1968 

Ann  Higgins  McWhirter  1964 

Kristin  Henley  McWilliams  1991 

Ihrie  Carr  Means  1968 

Shirley  Corbin  Menendez  1961 

Sharon  Menzies  1987 

Becky  Cannaday  Merchant  1963 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Roger  Merritt 

Agnes  McClung  Messimer  1938 

Dr.  Daniel  Metraux 

Mrs,  Judy  Metraux 

Charlotte  Tyson  Mewborn  1965 

Martha  Robinson  Meyer  1957 

Suzannah  Meyer  1997 

Alma  McCue  Miller  1954 

Doris  Slier  Miller  1941 

Dorothy  Wilkins  Miller  1959 

Mary  Tompkins  Miller  1972 

Nancy  Jackson  Miller  1965 

Patricia  Pinkley  Miller  1955 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Philip  B.  Miller 

Sarah  Lacy  Miller  1938 

Sherril  Gerding  Miller  1957 

Sherry  Duncan  Miller  1984 

Anne  Walker  Milliken  1968 

Claire  Colbert  Mills  1976 

Annie  Andrews  Minix  1998 

Judith  Richardson  Minter  1962 

Koy  Edmiston  Misiowsky  1982 

Jane  Tucker  Mitchell  1953 

Jean  Griffith  Mitchell  1945 

Ms.  Nancy  Mitchell 

Shannon  Greene  Mitchell  1957 

Denise  Dorsey  Mitlehner  1988 

Betty  Johnson  Mix  1943 

Darlena  Sizemore  Mixon  1964 

Elizabeth  Irzyk  Mize  1970 

Mary  Mizell  1978 

Ms.  Laura  Mnahoncak 

Margaret  Churchman  Moffett  1947 

Ruth  Hawkins  Molony  1959 

Mary  Thompson  Molten  1941 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Percy  Montague  III 

Elysa  Mladdox  Montgomery  1973 

Fairfax  Hardesty  Montgomery  1964 

Sara  Allen  Moody  1972 

Mrs.  Kathryn  D.  Moomau 

Ellen  Moomaw  1982 

Chariotte  Mooney  1962 

Alice  Moore  1967 

Jean  Young  Moore  1939 

Judy  Moore  1995 

Nancy  Winters  Moore  1971 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Glen  Moore  and  Family 

Mary  Thomas  Moorhead  1941 

Emily  Eakle  Morgan  1942 

Janie  Wright  Morgan  1977 

Mary  Bullock  Morris  1943 

Sara  Morris  1997 

Mrs.  Wanda  K.  Morris 

Virginia  Roseborough  Morton  1947 

Ms.  Judith  A.  Mosedale 


Joyce  Goldstein  Moseley  1944 

Mr,  and  Mrs,  Robert  S.  Motley 

Dr  Sandra  Mottner  1991 

Karen  Bass  Mulder  1961 

Menssa  Fiddyment  Mule  2000 

Grace  Friend  Mullen  1969 

Nancy  Falkenberg  Muller  1967 

Melissa  Kimes  Mullgardt  1963 

Donna  Deitz  Mumby  1973 

Ms,  Margaret  Murphy 

Peggy  Hooven  Murphy  1938 

Ms,  Anne  G,  Musser 

Winifred  Boggs  Myrick  1954 

Mary  Brown  Myrvik  1946 

Patricia  Foley  Nardone  1997 

Betsy  Julie  Marshall  Nau  1971 

Tina  Cacciapaglia  Naylor  1957 

Mr.  H.E.  Neale 

Catherine  Morey  Nee  1981 

Connie  Kittle  Neer  1970 

Mr.  Simon  W.  Nelms 

Hazel  Astin  Nelson  1939 

Kathleen  Royster  Nelson  1972 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Daniel  Nevin 

Dr.  Mary  Newell  1965 

Gretchen  Newman 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  W.  Newton 

Virginia  Teague  Nexsen  1982 

Jean  Anderson  Nicewander  1942 

Jolyn  Cnm  Nicholson  1994 

Frances  Sledge  Nicrosi  1941 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Donald  Niemann 

Barbara  Payne  Nolan  1950 

Jeannette  Norfleet  1968 

Prince  Carr  Norfleet  1976 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  Richard  E.  Norris 

Katherine  Hull  Nowell  1974 

Tamara  Obaugh  1982 

Wilma  Hodge  Obaugh  1951 

Kelly Thornburg  Oberholzer  1991 

Michele  Cargain  O'Connell  1994 

Ms.  Sarah  O'Connor 

Audrey  Andrews  Oddi  1980 

Hon.  Kimberiy  O'Donnell  1982 

Dr.  Jamie  Hewell  Odrezin  1974 

Emily  Oehler  1993 

Lois  Siegfried  Oglesby  1973 

Professor  Elizabeth  Goad  Oliver  1972 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Randall  Ollenberger 

Jill  Olson  1969 

Kathryn  Redford  O'Mara  1978 

Margaret  Hawkins  Oosterman  1970 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  H.  L,  Opie  Jr, 

Margaret  Johnston  Oppenheimer  1975 

Jennifer  Eavey  Oprison  1994 

Dr,  and  Mrs,  Michael  O'Reilly 

Kaori  Ota  2001 

Virginia  Beasiey  Otis  1967 

Virginia  Taylor  Otts  1967 

Addle  McLaughlin  Ours  1954 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.  Dow  Owens 

Alys  Boozer  Owsley  1959 

Cissie  Ellis  Paddle  1969 

Andria  Painter  1999 

Ms.  Ann  C.  Painter 

Ms.  Roberta  Palmer 

A.  Kay  Humphrey  Pancake  1958 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  R.  Pancake 

Cynthia  Rhymes  Parish  1962 

Jane  Mather  Parish  1937 

Mary  Matthews  Park  1950 

A.  Anne  Darby  Parker  1982 


Mrs.  Karen  Parker 

Margaret  Lawrence  Parkerson  1968 

Dr.  Nicole  Fisher  Parkerson  1992 

Susan  Rogers  Parks  1972 

Alice  Hunter  Patterson  1950 

Pauline  Patteson  1977 

Anne  Patrick  Patton  1966 

Pamela  Patton  1975 

Judith  Paulsel  1967 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charies  E.  Paulson 

Michelle  Payant  1999 

Mary  Valerie  Sutton  Payne  1976 

Dr.  Beneta  J.  Peacock  1946 

Lydia  Woods  Peale  1958 

Sally  Heltzel  Pearsall  1962 

Catherine  Stoner  Peaslee  1947 

Faye  Smith  Peck  1958 

Anna  Cacciapaglia  Peduto  1950 

Frances  Lankford  Peek  1950 

Roberta  Brent  Peek  1967 

Ann  Lamb  Peery  1979 

Margaret  Ryder  Pence  1949 

Brooke  Hume  Pendleton  1971 

Margaret  Terrell  Penick  1965 

Catherine  Harrell  Pennington  1984 

Margaret  Childrey  Penzold  1937 

Florence  Merritt  Percy  1966 

Mr.  Kenneth  R  Perich 

Katherine  Sproul  Perry  1963 

Mary  Ellen  Smith  Perry  1963 

Helen  Houghton  Peters  1949 

Angela  Dancy  Peterson  2000 

Ms.  Lydia  J.  Petersson 

Almeyda  Spratley  Peyton  1940 

Mary  Wells  Pfeffer  1978 

Kathryn  Pearce  Phillips  1985 

Judy  Mauze  Philpott  1968 

Anne  Armstrong  Piepenbrink  1946 

Carole  Payne  Pilcher  1973 

Kathryn  Pope  Pilcher  1957 

Paula  Evans  Pilgrim  1999 

Dr.  Margaret  F  Pinkston 

Margaret  Price  Pinson  1943 

Betty  Darwin  Pirtle  1974 

Sarah  Johnson  Pitt  1982 

Susan  Andes  Pittman  1956 

Elizabeth  Plowman  1958 

Gladys  McManaway  Poindexter  1946 

Anne  McDaniel  Pollard  1992 

Frances  Davis  Pollard  1966 

Ms.  Lallon  Pond 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Don  Pontius 

Mary  Pontius  1977 

Anne  Poole  1951 

Mildred  Vick  Pope  1951 

Pamela  Pope  1981 

Sally  Wheat  Porter  1943 

Trudy  Caskie  Porter  1980 

Sarah  Poston  1999 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Melvin  Potosky 

Mary  Wells  Powell  1957 

Amy  Kellam  Powers  1993 

Allison  Huriey  Predecki  1994 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  Herman  J.  Preseren 

Virginia  Price  1995 

Clemence  Vivrett  Pridham  1945 

Helen  Wachs  Priemer  1947 

Martha  Anthony  Prioleau  1983 

Anne  Broyles  Proctor  1983 

Elma  Rollins  Proffitt  1953 

Elizabeth  Slipek  Pruitt  1968 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  E.  Puffenberger 


MARY   B.ALDWIN    COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER   FORMS  OF  GIVING.   2001-02 
(  25   ) 


Lisa  Scon  Pugh  1979 

Patty  Tipton  Pugh  1955 

Edgar  Puryear  1984 

Ann  Bush  Putzel  1947 

N.  Barbara  Harris  Quarles  1961 

Jean  Rutherford  Radcliffe  1943 

Mary  Hutcheson  Ragland  1938 

Lisa  Harvey  Raines  1975 

Mary  Pollard  Raith  1984 

Joy  Chapoton  Rannsey  1952 

Katharine  Randolph  1977 

Sandra  Bremer  Randolph  1972 

Diana  Moore  Rasnick  1980 

Elizabeth  Berkley  Ravenel  1967 

Carol  Mathews  Ray  1968 

Mary  Cocke  Read  1992 

Kellie  Owens  Reams  1982 

Ginger  Dinos  Reed  1977 

June  Auer  Reed  1953 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  Reed 

Page  Branton  Reed  1977 

Pamela  Milliken  Reed  1964 

Juhe  Clark  Reedy  1973 

Dr  and  Mrs.  William  W-  Regan 

Joanne  Reich  1988 

Cordelia  Sprong  Reid  1953 

Elizabeth  Hughes  Reisch  1975 

Carolyn  Newman  Renner  1967 

Marchant  Starr  Reutlinger  1971 

Kristine  Niehaus  Revmgton  1968 

Martha  Blake  Rex  1968 

Mr  and  Mrs  Luis  Anthony  Reyes 

Susanne  Reaves  Rhame  1973 

Tamara  Dingbaum  Rib  1986 

Claire  Fontaine  Rice  1956 

Molly  Wagener  Rice  1940 

C,  Camille  Cremers  Richards  1974 

Sara  Miller  Richardson  1960 

Julia  Gooch  Richmond  1934 

Tracy  Wnght  Richtand  1978 

Dr  Trudy  Rickman  1987 

Patricia  Liebert  Riddick  1961 

Macon  Clement  Riddle  1963 

Margaret  Gunter  Riddle  1965 

Sally  Ridenour  1975 

Glenda  Ridgely  1981 

Walter  Ridgely  1981 

Mrs.  Beverley  S.  Ridings 

Diane  Alexis  Riffelmacher  1957 

Sandra  McQuarrie  Rigby  1969 

Jeanette  Rigolizzo  1998 

Barbara  Price  Riley  1983 

Linda  Forbes  Riley  1973 

Josephine  Barnett  Ritchie  1937 

Kathenne  Blackwell  Roach  1971 

Margaret  Herbert  Roach  1982 

Elizabeth  Crawford  Robbins  1957 

Mary  Anne  Heydenreich  Robbins  1949 

Shirley  File  Robbins  1962 

Carol  Forrestel  Roberts  1972 

Cindy  Roberts  1995 

Diane  Truett  Roberts  1952 

F.  Temple  Roberts  1968 

Susan  Martin  Roberts  1980 

Virginia  Hunt  Roberts  1956 

Carroll  Royer  Robertson  1973 

Daphne  Brown  Robertson  1954 

Frances  Oxner  Robertson  1983 

Janice  Coleman  Robertson  1970 

Patricia  Robertson  1969 

Eleanor  McCown  Robideau  1963 


Mr  and  Mrs,  Daniel  Robinson 

Elizabeth  Tnmble  Robinson  1981 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  Lewis  Robinson 

Carmen  L.  Rodriguez  1993 

Anna  Lane  Rogers  1943 

Rev.  Ann  Rogers-Witte  1967 

Frances  Costello  Roller  1950 

Dons  McClary  Rollins  1950 

Nancy  Nenleton  Rood  1945 

Mr  and  Mrs.T  PT  Roper 

Lindsay  Barksdale  Rorick  1977 

Susan  Gordon  Rosen  1979 

Susan  Hust  Rosher  1968 

Dr  Cathenne  Ross  1972 

Eva  Pound  Rothschild  1953 

Lane  Winn  Rothschild  1973 

Mr  E.  B,  Rouse 

Dr  and  Mrs.  Richard  A  Rowe 

Lisa  Rowley  1979 

Jeannie  McLain  Rubin  1965 

Dorothy  lafrate  Rudy  1965 

Caria  Custis  Russell  1995 

Diane  Walczak  Russell  1981 

Robyn  Timberlake  Ruth  1973 

Florence  Jones  Rutherford  1975 

Ms.  Dinah  Ryan 

Mr  Paul  Ryan 

Susan  Ely  Ryan  1961 

Larissa  Sager  1998 

Sydney  McCown  Sanderson  1993 

Bishop  and  Mrs.  Guillino  Sandoval 

Corrie  Smith  Sargeant  1969 

Shannon  Baylis  Sanno  1999 

Ms.  Irene  M  Sarnelle 

Elizabeth  Trombley  Saunders  1997 

Patricia  Edwards  Saunders  1960 

Juliana  Hoff  Sawyer  1986 

Elizabeth  Grove  Sayers  1976 

Lindsay  Mitchell  Scansbrick  1986 

Anne  Schaech  2001 

Karen  Latshaw  Schaub  1986 

H.  Sue  Ritchie  Scherff  1959 

Julie  Whitmore  Scherrer  1979 

AnnYingling  Schmidt  1966 

Betty  Garrett  Schmidt  1954 

Nellie  Nankins  Schmidt  1936 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Wesley  H.  Schmidt 

Jane  Schofield  1994 

Kimberley  Dawson  Schold  1986 

Desiree  Schrader  Stogdale  1996 

Mary  Lou  Chnstie  Schroeder  1951 

Elizabeth  Helmken  Schubert  1969 

JolisseTims  Schuler  1992 

Elizabeth  Schulhof  1975 

Mary  K,  McConchie  Schultz  1960 

Claire  McCants  Schwahn  1978 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Hil  Scott 

Linda  Leeds  Scott  1964 

Sharon  Scott  1993 

Signd  Gudheim  Scon  1961 

Elizabeth  Biggadike  Scroggin  1954 

Frances  Shirley  Scruby  1980 

Emily  Moore  Seay  1946 

Sarah  Stallworth  Sebrell  1973 

Dr  Ruth  Douglas  See  1931 

Winfree  Hughes  Segal  1970 

Mary  Wood  Senechal  1970 

Helen  Thompson  Sharpley  1957 

Ellen  Gibson  Shaw  1956 

Martha  Hendnckson  Shelley  1989 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Lacurgus  W.  Shenk  Jr 


Margaret  Addison  Shepard  1971 

Ruth  Edmunds  Shepherd  1933 

Amelia  McKinnon  Sherrill  1962 

Margie  Phipps  Shick  1939 

Martha  Davis  Shitflen  1975 

Marian  Shiflet-O'Brien  1980 

Lynene  Warner  Shiver  1963 

Elizabeth  Jennings  Shupe  1970 

Dorothy  Cohen  Silverman  1938 

Victoria  Simons  1976 

Margaret  Stephenson  Simpson  1987 

Mr  Steven  A.  Singman 

Helen  Black  Sinnott  1946 

Alice  Moore  Sisson  1938 

Nancy  Mann  Sizemore  1979 

Ermagard  Kruse  Skaggs  1939 

Kimberly  Peterson  Skelly  1995 

Elizabeth  Stanulis  Skilling  1984 

Judy  Bryant  Skinner  1965 

Valene  Skinner  1990 

Harnet  McLean  Slaughter  1948 

Ms.  Adelaide  Slaymaker 

Kimberly  Schalow  Sloane  1989 

Dr.  Lisa  Sloan-Levin  1974 

Carol  Laws  Slonaker  1967 

Lindley  Moffen  Small  1969 

Lynne  McNew  Smart  1947 

Amanda  Smith  2001 

Barbara  Santord  Smith  1952 

Mr  and  Mrs  Barry  Smith 

Bess  Plaxco  Smith  1950 

Carol  Storm  Smith  1966 

Carolyn  Gritfis  Smith  1958 

Edwina  Smith  1969 

Elizabeth  Smith  1972 

Jean  Bickle  Smith  1946 

Joan  Moran  Smith  1946 

Kathenne  Smith  1991 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Larry  J.  Smith 

Linda  Goddin  Smith  1968 

Marion  Drewry  Smith  1962 

Mary  Block  Smith  1967 

Sharron  Jackson  Smith  1989 

Sonia  Sparks  Smith  1995 

Stacy  Sternheimer  Smith  1982 

Mr  Steve  Smith 

Susan  Almond  Smith  1972 

Susan  Smith  1997 

Wortley  Davis  Smith  1964 

Nancy  Harns  Snead  1962 

Melanie  Dexter  Snoddy  1973 

Sandra  Esquivel  Snyder  1959 

Kathenne  Quillian  Solberg  1969 

Margherita  Panerson  Somers  1969 

Mary  Miller  Sopher  1968 

Carol  Wornom  Sorensen  1961 

Charlotte  Tilley  Sorrell  1946 

Holly  South  1997 

Dr.  Frank  R,  Southerington 

Theresa  Koogler  Southenngton  1972 

Nancy  Switzer  Sowers  1957 

Katrina  Spanka-Kloman  1989 

Sally  Peck  Spaulding  1947 

Sarah  Way  Speaker  1979 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  Leslie  Spence  III 

Jane  Rapier  Spence  1998 

Dr.  L.  Lundie  Spence  1968 

Catherine  Ellis  Spencer  1986 

Lynn  McWhorter  Speno  1974 

Bonnie  Spiers  1989 

Betty  Eberhart  Spillman  1953 


Ann  Davis  Spitler  1969 
Mary  Gassman  Spivey  1991 
Mr.  Ben  Spnngel 
Julie  Sprunt  1945 
Denise  Craig  Stafford  1972 
Mr.  and  Mrs  Robin  H.  Stable 
Mary  Kay  Schorn  Stainback  1976 
JoAnne  Vames  Stamus  1953 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Franklin  L.  Stanfield  Sr 
Margaret  King  Stanley  1952 
Mr  and  Mrs.  John  Stanton 
Ann  Dowdell  Stauss  1945 
Susan  Heiner  Steadman  1975 
Jann  Malone  Steele  1972 
Amanda  Peebles  Steere  1994 
Joan  Dieckmann  Stem  1951 
Grace  McCutchen  Stelling  1977 
Clare  Trotti  Stephens  1956 
Mr.  and  Mrs  David  J.  Stevens 
Kathryn  Poerschke  Stevens  1942 
Mary  Burr  Stevens  1945 
Patricia  Lary  Stevens  1956 
Rachel  Hassell  Stevens  1940 
Rebecca  Stevens  1999 
Jeanette  Andrews  Stewart  1987 
Alice  Lippitt  Steyaart  1966 
Eva  Stimson  1975 
Blanche  GambnII  Stockbridge  1956 
Virginia  Maben  Stokes  1932 
Barbara  Hunter  Stone  1956 
Gail  Alberts  Stone  1967 
Judith  Pugh  Stone  1967 
Mary  McGrath  Stone  1963 
Martha  Sprouse  Stoops  1943 
Chanssa  Stouffer  1998 
Jean  Barry  Strain  1970 
Norwood  Ricks  Strasburger  1975 
Carol  Sorrell  Strawbndge  1971 
Ethel  Coffey  Strawn  1937 
Martha  Murchison  Strickland  1964 
Roxanne  Weeks  Strickland  1987 
Dons  Fauber  Strickler  1971 
Virginia  Rosen  Strickler  1950 
Marquilla  Stuckey  Stnnger  1947 
Catharine  Pierce  Stringfellow  1971 
Martha  Harlow  Stronach  1967 
Ann  Lucas  Styron  1977 
Shawn  McCarty  Suarez  1993 
Elizabeth  Edgerton  Summers  1984 
Marsha  Summerson  1972 
Dorothy  Butler  Sutton  1980 
Martha  Taylor  Sutton  1973 
Frances  Diefendorf  Swensson  1981 
Otey  Hayward  Swoboda  1961 
Susan  Osbourne  Symmonds  1972 
Patricia  GwynnTaft  1958 
Kathryn  Tanerson  1992 
Elizabeth  Nash  Taylor  1981 
Jane  Doughtie  Taylor  1965 
Juliane  Jorgensen  Taylor  1964 
Frances  Wagener  Tebbs  1946 
Mr  and  Mrs  Charles  TenBroeck 
Angela  Shepherd  Terrell  1988 
Leslie  Marfleet  Terry  1977 
Helen  HordTesterman  1950 
Ann  Whitehead  Thomas  1945 
Mr  and  Mrs  Colin  J.  S.  Thomas  Jr 
Dena  Harrell  Thomas  1998 
Elizabeth  Brinckerhoff  Thomas  1951 
Elizabeth  Hanes  Thomas  1969 
Elizabeth  Hoover  Thomas  1972 


MARY    BALDWIN   COLLEGE 


ANNUAL  AND  OTHER  FORMS  OF  GIVING,   2001-02 
(   26    ) 


Mrs.  William  I.Thomas 

Joan  White  Thomas  1952 

Lucia  Lionberger  Thomas  1967 

Sarah  Paret  Thomas  1985 

Tempe  Grant  Thomas  1968 

Elizabeth  NesbittThomason  1970 

Jean  DinkinsThomason  1946 

Anne  Emmert Thompson  1969 

Clara  Thompson  1997 

Donna  Thompson  1997 

Kimberly  Brinkiey  Thompson  1992 

Margaret  Michael  Thompson  1965 

Tara  Anderson  Thompson  1996 

Eleanor  Harwell  Thomsen  1955 

Kelly Thorkilson  2000 

Marianne  Stanford  Thomburg  1952 

Jane  Collis  Thornton  1969 

Margaret  Thrift  1972 

Louise  ReidThyson  1973 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Craig  Tidrick 

Ms.  Linda  Tiller 

Marian  Tilman  1998 

Deborah  Rexrode  Timberlake  1978 

Marion  PflanzeTimmons  1932 

Katherine  Smith  Tinker  1961 

Jean  Blackburn  Tipton  1936 

COL  William  H.Tomlinson 

Blanche  Humphreys  Toms  1968 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  W.Tonissen  Jr. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Antonio  Torres 

Biliie  Smith  Towlen  1952 

Nancy  Townsend  1945 

Elizabeth  LinnTraubman  1963 

Cecelia  Burns  Travis  1967 

Melissa  Rogers  Trent  1991 

Carol  Stephens  Trice  1967 

Jeannette  Hervey  Trice  1960 

Katharine  ShelburneTrickey  1943 

Gloria  Duke  Trigg  1947 

Karen  Pixley  Trimble  1970 

Margaret  EngleTnjmbo  1963 

Gail  Trussell  2000 

Ann  Mon-ell  Tucker  1964 

Joan  Martin  Tuckwiller  1953 

Mimi  Mitchell  Tufts  1945 

Frances  Tullis  1945 

Cherie  PannshTurman  1954 

Ada  Lou  Worth  Tumer  1957 

Anne  McLeod  Turner  1969 

Elizabeth  Wrthrow  Tumer  1958 

Jacquelyn  Hill  Tumer  1972 

Jane  Mattox  Tumer  1938 

Kathanne  Makepeace  Tumer  1949 

Man/ Whitinger  Turner  1962 

Sarah  McConnick Tumer  1973 

Kathryn  Taylor  Tyler  1992 

Dr.  Josephine  Hemphill  Ullom  1980 

Mary  Peach  Upchurch  1965 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Charies  F  Urquhart  III 

Jennifer  Mack  Urquhart  1969 

Rhonda  Mace  Utterback  1981 

Jane  Moudy  Van  Dragt  1951 

Ann  Ballard  Van  Eman  1960 

Wendy  Cudworth  Van  Fossen  1989 

Mr.  Richard  TVanBreemen 

Elizabeth  UpdegraffVardell  1980 

JaneVaughan  1963 

Grace  Dn/den  Venable  1944 

Jennifer  Vergne  1999 

Lee  Thompson  Vermillion  1995 

Suzanne  WoodfinVillani  1985 


Dorothy  Davis  Vincent  1914 

Dorothy  Wilson  Vincent  1948 

Stephany  Collier  Vivadelli  1982 

Pamela  Roach  Voight  1980 

Barbara  Johnson  von  Reis  1937 

Robin  Wilson  Von  Seldeneck  1992 

Ann  Brown  Voss  1952 

Sarah  Penhallow  Vostal  1991 

A.  Chrisley  Baylor  Voter  1986 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Arthur  Wade 

Milby  Booth  Wade  1953 

Sara  Smith  Wade  1945 

Kathryn  Wafle  1975 

Mary  Breeden  Wagnon  1957 

Margaret  Roberts  Wagoner  1945 

Mary  Horton  Waldron  1950 

Daphne  Walker  1970 

Emily  Holloway  Walker  1964 

Jennifer  Walker  1997 

Melanie  Gamble  Walker  1972 

Mary  McLendon  Wall  1939 

Douglas  Laughon  Wallace  1962 

Jane  Inge  Wallace  1972 

Lucy  Tomlinson  Wallace  1975 

Betty  Hughes  Walton  1965 

Gwendolyn  Cooper  Wamsley  1955 

Ms.  Elizabeth  Ward 

Man/ Ward  1969 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Earle  R.Ware  II 

Alice  Lacy  Wareham  1968 

M.  MusserWatkins  Warren  1954 

Man/ Wan-en  1979 

Alice  Washington  1992 

Evelyn  Cox  Washington  1947 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Joe  Henry  Watson 

Nancy  Rawls  Watson  1949 

Noshua  Watson  1995 

Tenea  Watson  1998 

Alice  Ball  Watts  1952 

Carroll  McMath  Weatherman  1990 

Laura  Ken-Weaver  1984 

Sylvia  Scott  Weaver  1961 

Edith  Pardee  Webb  1982 

Hannah  Gatchell  Webb  1965 

Barbara  Payne  Webster  1940 

Merita  Long  Webster  1958 

Angela  FavataWeck  1989 

Mary  Sledge  Weems  1956 

Margaret  Szeniawski  Weidner  1981 

Susan  DuganWeinig  1976 

Susan  Simmons  Weir  1973 

Suzanne  Hauser  Weiss  1982 

Ms.  Sara  Wells 

Kirsten  Welton  2001 

Kathr/n  Jacobs  Wendell  1971 

DebraWenger  1990 

Anne  Cabell  Birdsong  Wentz  1984 

Sharon  Wertz  1994 

Lucy  Fisher  West  1959 

Margaret  MaloneWest  1965 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Franklin  E.  Wester 

Mr.  Robert  J.  Westemnan 

Kathy  Young  Wetsel  1972 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Herbert  J.  Wetzei  Jr. 

Dr.  W.  John  Wetzel 

Lynda  Bergen  Wheatley  1975 

Jane  Edwards  Wheeler  1954 

Emily  White  1999 

LeIiaHuyett  White  1938 

Margaret  McDonald  White  1942 

Patricia  Murphey  Whitman  1952 


Shawn  Keys  Whitman  1976 

Mary  CoxWhitmore  1945 

Ms.  Margaret  Whitten 

Lettalou  Garth  Whittington  1948 

Elizabeth  Churchman  Wick  1944 

AnnWilkerson  1972 

Mr  Carl  W.  Wilkerson  and  Family 

Lossie  Noell  Wilkinson  1974 

Elisabeth  White  Willard  1942 

Beveriy  Mafthews  Williams  1959 

Charlotte  Fall  Williams  1947 

Claire  Williams  1987 

Claudia  Williams  1974 

Eilawells  Milligan  Williams  1956 

Ellen  Nicholson  Williams  1940 

Dr  Jennelle  Saunders  Williams  1985 

Knstin  Williams  1997 

Marilyn  Simpson  Williams  1950 

Miriam  Hughes  Williams  1931 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Raymond  Williams 

Emily  Mitchell  Williamson  1952 

Mr.  John  A.  Williamson  II 

Mrs.  Virginia  K.  Willis 

Mr.  Charies  P  Wilson 

Frances  Garvey  Wilson  1981 

Julia  Anderson  Wilson  1971 

Margaret  Hooks  Wilson  1949 

Man/ Gregory  Wilson  1969 

Man/  Dale  Loft  Wilson  1944 

Bnjce  Suttle  Winfield  1958 

Greta  Winn  1999 

Eleanor  Chew  Winnard  1965 

June  Morrow  Winslow  1956 

Alice  Franciso  Wipfier  1970 

Rebecca  Smith  Wirt  1981 

Elisabeth  Wise  1968 

CAPT  and  Mrs.  James  Wisecup 

Rebekah  Wiser  1996 

Barbara  Barnes  Wissbaum  1979 

Therese  RotheWitcher  1983 

Susan  Hams  Witt  1979 

Laura  Josephthal  Wolfe  1983 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  Wondergem 

Betty  Cooke  Wood  1944 

Man/  Mason  Pollard  Wood  1985 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Pieter  H.  Woodcock 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  H.  Woodfin 

Margaret  Woods-Kane  1991 

Joan  DoveWray  1957 

Betty  Wright  1977 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  B.  Wright 

Jean  Clark  Wright  1935 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Wnght 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  M.  Wnght 

Kathryn  Payne  Wueste  1974 

Elizabeth  Dismer  Yancey  1965 

Marillyn  Hoyt  Yancey  1947 

Helen  HullYood  1939 

Rev  Betty  Jean  Gilmer  Young  1950 

Elizabeth  Howard  Young  1982 

Fredenca  Young  1939 

Rebecca  Jones  Young  1974 

LynnetteYount  1973 

Anne  Hutton  Zimmerschied  1966 

Elizabeth  Switzer  Zirkle  1954 

Barbara  Hoerle  ZuhowskI  1992 


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Honorary  Gifts 


in  honor  of  a  friend,  relative,  classmate,  instructor,  or  someone  else  who  is  caring  and  generous. 


Brig.  Gen.  Mike  Bissell 

Mr  and  Mrs  William  L  Small 

Mr.  Eric  Matthew  Brown  f 

Dreama  Brown  1986 
Mr.  Gary  C.  Brown 

Dr.  Brenda  L.  Bryant 

Mr  and  Mrs  William  L.  Small 

Anne  Morris  Byford  1989 

Mr.  and  Mrs  W  Bruce  Byford 

Ms.  Crista  Cabe 

Mr  and  Mrs.  William  L  Small 

The  Class  of  1977 

Evelyn  Wells  Fisher  1977 

Diane  Britton  Coyer  1963 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  Hayne  Hipp 


Mari<W.  Craft  2000 

Mis  Shirley T  Craft 

Mr.  Robert  S.  Doenges 

Mr  and  Mrs  W  Hayne  Hipp 

Jacquelyn  Elliott-Wonderiey  1993 

Mrs   Kathy  Riddle  McDaniel 

Elizabeth  Crawford  Engle  1931 

Mr   Richard  Hunter  Trumbo 

Miss  Marion  Forbes  Garber 

Veria  Heineman  1982 

Dr.  Joseph  M.  Garrison  Jr. 

Kathleen  Aure  1968 
Catherine  Boynton  Beazley  1974 
Dr.  Mary  Hill  Cole 
Louise  Tabb  Edge  1967 
Ginger  Mudd  Galvez  1973 
Rev.  Dr.  E.  Lee  Hancock  1973 
Ellen  Anderson  Hill  1967 


Phyllis  Hopkinson  1972 
Mary  Hunter  Leach  1977 
Jamie  Lindler  1981 
Sarah  Malloy  1999 
Emily  Oehler  1993 
Mrs  Diane  8  S.  Roberts 

Miss  Bonnie  M.  Hohn 

Ellen  Porter  Holtman  1971 

Dr  Mary  E.  Humphreys 

Anne  Person  Baylor  1952 
Elizabeth  Blanchard  Podesta  19' 
Dr  Scherer  P  Sanders 
Elizabeth  Withrow  Turner  1958 

ElizabethV.  Jones  1967 

Mr  and  Mrs  William  Troxell 

Dr.  John  H.  Mehner 

Ellen  Porter  Holtman  1971 


Catarina  M.  Monge  2000 

Mrs.  Shirley  I  Craft 

Dr.  James  B.  Patrick 

Mr  and  Mrs  W  Bruce  Byford 

Mr  and  Mrs  Hampton  H  Hairfield  Jr. 

COL  Melissa  Patnck  1978 

Frost  Burnett  Telegadas  1983 

Larissa  A.  Sager  1998 

Mrs  Sylvia  C  Payne 

Dr.  Cynthia  H.Tyson 

Claire  Lewis  Arnold  1969 
Communities  Foundation  of  Texas 
Margaret  Hunt  Hill  1937 
Anna  Kate  Reid  Hipp  1963 
Caroline  Rose  Hunt  1943 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  L.  Small 
The  Rosewood  Corporation 

Dr.  Patricia  Westhafer 

Dr  and  Mrs  Thomas  H  Dawson 


Memorial  Gifts 

in  remembrance  of  those  who  inspired  or  helped  others. 


Wilhelmina  Eskridge  Beard  1930 

Dr  Graham  E  Beard 

Mrs.  Agnes  C.  Bissell 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  L  Small 
Sarah  Small  2002 

Susan  E.  Carter  2001 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  David  W.  Carter 
Susan  Carper  Lee  1957 

Betty  Smith  Chapman  1944 

Elsie  Waters  Ellington  1946 

Cecelia  Flow  Collins  1961 

Phebe  Palmer  Bishop  1961 
LoisWillard  Daniel  1960 
Elizabeth  Garst  Edwards  1961 
Mary  Cloud  Hamilton  Hollingshead 
1961 

Nell  Curry  Corte  1991 

Elizabeth  Baker  Boldt  1991 
Caroline  Hildebrand  Cochrane  1991 
First  Virginia  Banks  Inc. 
Kathenne  Talbot  Jones  1991 
Sandra  Mottner  1991 
Katherine  Smith  1991 
The  Delta  Air  Lines  Foundation 


Elizabeth  Kirkpatrick  Doenges  1963 

Claire  Lewis  Arnold  1969 
Stephanie  Carlson  Brennan  1982 
Nell  Rogers  Carvell  1963 
Mr.  Robert  S.  Doenges 
Mrs.  Pauline  C.  Kirkpatrick 
Dr.  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 
Oxiey  Foundation 
Mr.  John  Y.  Williams 

Ora  Ehmling  Ehmann  1936 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lawrence  H.  Berger 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Raymond  W.  Daly 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  F  W.  Kerfoot 
Mr.  Mark  Monsarrat 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Monsarrat 
Mr  Robert  Monsarrat  Jr. 
Margaret  Pollard  Rea  1946 
Ms.  Edith  Schmidt 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  S.  Taylor 
Betty  NeislerTimberlake  1945 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Derek  A.  White 
Mr.  Paul  E.  P  White 

Genevieve  Benckenstein  Elder  1941 

Anne  Sims  Smith  1945 

Mrs.  Ruth  Emery 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  L.  Small 


Mrs.  Anne  Forry 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  E.  Bingley  Jr 
Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 

Virginia  Worth  Gonder  1939 

Mr  Richard  J  Gonder 

Dr.  Thomas  H.  Grafton 

Elsie  Waters  Ellington  1946 

Mrs.  Florence  Edna  Haldenby 

Dr  Ann  Field  Alexander  1966 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Jeffrey  R.  Allen 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Mark  L  Atchison 

Dorothy  Beals  Ballew  1953 

Ms.  Sharon  D  Barnes 

Beverly  Estes  Bates  1964 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Charles  E   Bingley  Jr 

Dr  Jeffrey  L.  Buller 

Ms.  Cnsta  Cabe 

Nancy  Kunkle  Carey  1951 

Peggy  Anderson  Carr  1967 

Dr  Mariorie  B  Chambers 

Charlottesville  ADP  Office 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Leonard  B.  Chittum 

Hon.  and  Mrs.  George  M.  Cochran 

Compass  Group 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Harry  A.  Dahl 

Ouida  Caldwell  Davis  1951 

Mr  Robert  S.  Doenges 


Mr.  Dan  Dowdy 

Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans  1965 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Timothy  K.  Fitzgerald 

Ms  Joyce  Franklin 

Dr  and  Mrs.  A.R.  Gillespie 

Judith  Godwin  1952 

Dr  Susan  Blair  Green 

Alice  Tolley  Goodwin  1966 

Mrs.  Helen  K  Groves 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Richard  Hamnck  Jr 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Harman 

Ms.  Marion  B  Hart 

Mr  and  Mrs.  W.  Hayne  Hipp 

Mrs  Mabel  R.  Hirschbiel 

Anne  Holland  1988 

Ms  Anne  Roberts  Hooe 

John  W  Deming  and  Bertie  Murphy 

Deming  Foundation 
Mr  and  Mrs.  George  A.  Kegley 
Mr  and  Mrs  Edward  Kennedy 
Ms.  Diane  Kent 
Mary  Lou  Moffin  Knorr  1938 
Mrs  Elaine  Bruce  Liles 
Dr  and  Mrs.  Preston  C.  Manning  Jr 
Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 
Martha  Masters  1969 
MBC  Alumnae/i  Association 
MBC  Student  Government  Association 
Mrs.  James  L.  McAllister 
Dr  Sandra  McClain 


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ANNUAL   AND  OTHER   FORMS   OF  OIVING,    2001-02 
(    28    ) 


Ruth  Graham  Mclntyre  2000 

Mr.  D.  D.  Meeks 

Mrs.  Carolyn  Meeks  t 

Dr.  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 

Suzanne  Kierson  Miller  1991 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  P  William  Moore  Jr. 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 

Dr.  Pamela  Murray 

Dr  Roderic  L.  Owen 

Ms.  Lydia  J.  Petersson 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  C.  Pollard 

Sandra  Lennon  Price  1966 

Jane  Proffit  Pruett  1946 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  J.  Rapier 

Virginia  Gochenour  Reid  1944 

Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  David  T.  Shutflebarger 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  L.  Small 

Sarah  Small  2002 

Dr.  Ethel  Smeak  1953 

Bertie  Deming  Smith  1946 

Dr.  and  Mrs.  McKeiden  Smith 

ErinTabscott  Staebell  2000 

Staunton/West  Augusta  Alumnae/i 

Chapter 
Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  L.  Summers  Jr 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Sidney  M.  Supple 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Steven  C.  Tabscott 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  DillardTeer 
JaneTownes  1969 
Dr  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  1967 

Mr.  Gordon  L.  Hammock 

Genevieve  Davis  Adams  1989 

Mrs.  Grace  Sutherland  Herscher  and 
Mr.  George  Schilling  Herscher 

Margaret  Herscher  Hitchman  1940 

Ms.  Ruth  E.  Hopewell  1933 

Margaret  Grabill  Jones  1933 

Mr.  F.  Freeman  Jones 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Wesley  H.  Schmidt 

Alice  McCaa  Kelly  1976 

Maria  Lorenzo  Collier  1976 

EmilyWirsing  Kelly  1963 

Emily  W.  Kelly  Foundation 
Mr. Timothy  A.  Kelly 

Mr.  Randall  J.  Knisely 

Mr  and  Mrs,  Charles  E.  Bingley  Jr. 

Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  1963 

I  Ragan  Ryan  Foundation,  Inc. 

Frederica  Weinberg  Kronsberg  1931 

Ms.  Ethel  Ann  Tebell 

Miss  Mary  E.  Lakenan 

Jean  Young  Moore  1939 


Marian  McBurney  Levering  1945 

Mr  W.  Roger  Levering 
Levering  Investment  Co.,  Ltd. 

Marguerite  Fulwiler  Livy  1917 

Mr  Robert  Bruce  Livy 

Melissa  Turner  Lutken  1946 

Jane  Proffit  Pruett  1946 

Adriane  Heim  Lyman  1950 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Robert  R  Asbury 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Vincent  M.  Creedon 
Mr  and  Mrs.  John  S.  Fox 
Frances  Koblegard  Harcus  1950 
Mrs,  Ethel  M.  Heim 
Flora  Talmage  Landwehr  1950 
Nancy  Cohen  Locher  1950 
Mr  S.  VanVliet  Lyman 
Ms.  Julie  0,  Sanderson 
Margaret  Wilson  Wood  1950 
Mrs.  Howell  R,  Wood 

Anita  C.  Malugani  1939 

Kappa  Chapter  of  Delta  Kappa 
Gamma  International 

Anne  Jackson  McAllister  1965 

Anonymous 

Dr  James  L.  McAllister 

Mrs,  James  L,  McAllister 

Synod  of  the  Mid-Atlantic,  Presbyterian 

Church  (U,SA,) 
Sarah  OdenTipson  1967 

Mr  George  I.  McCune 

Ms,  Marion  B.  Hart 
Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 
Dr  Ethel  Smeak  1953 
JaneTownes  1969 

Ann  Ritchie  McHugh  1956 

Diana  Rede  Cabell  1956 

Mr  William  M.  Meador 

Beth  Saunders  1995 

Mrs.  Carolyn  R  Meeks 

Brian  Arthur  1988 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Mark  L.  Atchison 

Dr  Jeffrey  L.  Buller 

Mr  and  Mrs.  David  Carpenter 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Ronald  R.  Cobb 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Russell  Crummett 

Ms.  Margaret  K.  Dykes 

Ms,  Catherine  A.  Echols 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Timothy  K.  Fitzgerald 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Jerry  Fry 

Mr  John  Gillies 

Mr  and  Mrs.  William  M.  Giliiland 

Ms.  Marion  B.  Hart 

Ms.  Anna  Hayes 

Mr  and  Mrs.  W.  Hayne  Hipp 

Mrs.  Mabel  R.  Hirschbiel 


Anne  Holland  1988 

Mrs.  Betty  M.  Kegley 

Dr  Judy  Klein 

Martha  Masters  1969 

MBC  Alumnae/i  Association 

Dr  Sandra  McClain 

Dr  Patncia  Holbert  Menk 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Glen  Moore  and  Family 

Mrs.  Wanda  K.  Morris 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 

Mr  H,  E.  Neale 

Tan-iara  Obaugh  1982 

Obaugh  Ford-Chrysler-Plymouth 

Dr  and  Mrs.  Roderic  L.  Owen 

Ms.  Lydia  J.  Petersson 

Mr  and  Mrs.  William  C,  Pollard 

Mr  and  Mrs,  John  E.  Puffenberger 

Mr.  and  Mrs,  Lacurgus  W,  Shenk  Jr 

Dr  Ethel  Smeak  1953 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Steve  Smith 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Ben  Springel 

Dr  Cynthia  H.Tyson 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Joe  R  Wenger 

Mr  and  Mrs,  Carl  W.  Wilkerson  and 

Family 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Joe  Wright 

Dr  Karl  F.  and  Dr  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 

Carol  Cadell  Bowie  1971 
JaneTownes  1969 

Mary  Rose  Mercer  1928 

Mr  George  R,  Mercer 

Mr.  Meredith  R  Miller 

Mr  and  Mrs,  W.  Bruce  Byford 

Ann  Hunter  Murray  1954 

Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley  1954 

Louise  Plage  Neilon  1945 

Margaret  Earie  Baker  1945 

Ms,  Regina  M.  Belt 

Mr  Ed  Connelly 

Ms.  Linda  A.  Friel 

Ms.  Dee  Meadows 

Ms.  Catherine  P  Nicks 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Walter  J.  Pickett 

Ms.  Carolyn  B.  Plage 

Mr  and  Mrs.  John  R,  Freer  Jr 

Nancy  Nettleton  Rood  1945 

Ruth  Frazer  Painter  1933 

Ms,  Laura  Painter  Burns 
Mr  Graham  Painter  Jr 
Mr  Jamie  Painter 

Gratia  Kiracofe  Ridge  1964 

Ms,  Dorothy  Mulberry 

Dr  Walter  Keith  Roberts 

Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  1963 

T  Ragan  Ryan  Foundation,  Inc. 


Elizabeth  Kelley  Rogers  1982 

Doris  Rohner  Rogers  1960 

The  Rev.  Jane  Walker  Ross  1954 

Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley  1954 

Dr  Charles  Rutenber 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Hampton  H.  Hairfield  Jr. 
Dr  James  B.  Patrick 

Mary  Kathleen  Shuford  1983 

Mr  and  Mrs.  James  D.  Coleman 
Helen  Stevens  Forster  1983 
Mary-Frances  Anderson  Laughon  1983 
Ms.  Alice  Moretz  Lee 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Charles  H.  Shuford  Sr. 

Annie  Walker  St.  Clair  1881 

Margaret  Moore  Ripley  1952 

Miss  Fannie  B.  Strauss 

Ms,  JoanW,  Clements 

Barbara  Lemmond  Graham  1940 

Frederica  Weinberg  Kronsbergt  1931 

Dr  Jerry  R.Venn 

Margaret  Bryson  Altman  1976 

Dr  Virginia  Royster  Francisco  1964 

Allison  James  Hescock  1990 

Dr  Sara  Nair  James  1969 

Carroll  Blair  Keiger  1976 

Mr  John  S.  Kelly 

Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 

MBC  Student  Government  Association 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 

Ann  Potter  1981 

Dr  Ethel  Smeak  1953 

Mary  LamontWade  1952 

Florence  Wimberly  Hellinger  1952 
Dr  Ethel  Smeak  1953 
Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 
JaneTownes  1969 
Ann  Brown  Voss  1952 
Margaret  Getty  Wilson  1948 

Kathleen  Woodward  Walker  1909 

Ms.  Louise  W.  Blaney 

Mr  BobWimer 

Janina  Baxley  1992 
Helen  Nalty  Butcher  1992 
Carroll  Suggs  Connolly  1992 
Paula  Bush  Krosky  1992 
Joyce  Law  Liptrap  1992 
Mary  Cocke  Read  1992 
Elizabeth  Smith  1972 

Mr.  Watson  W.  Wise 

Mr  and  Mrs,  Calvin  N,  Clyde  Jr 
Watson  W.  Wise  Foundation 


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(  29   ) 


Corporations,  Foundations,  Organizations 


Corporations,  Foundations,  Organizations 

A.  M.  Tucker  and  Company 

Additions 

Advisor  Charitable  Gift  Fund 

The  AES  Corporation 

Aetna  Foundation,  Inc. 

Alcoa  Foundation 

Alexander,  Haas  and  Martin  Partners  Inc. 

Allison  Building  and  Renovation  Inc 

American  Electric  Power  Service  Corporation 

American  Express  Gift  Matching  Program 

American  Home  Products  Corporation 

American  Political  Science  Association 

AMP  Foundation 

The  AMSouth  Bancorporation  Foundation 

Anonymous 

Aramark 

Armstrong  Foundation 

ART  +  Specialists  LC 

The  Ashland  Inc.  Foundation 

AT&T  Foundation 

Aventis 

The  Ayco  Charitable  Foundation 

Bank  of  America 

Santa  Corporation  Foundation  Inc 

BASF  Corporation 

Birdhouse  Embroidery  Shop  Inc. 

J.  Read  Jr.  and  Janet  Dennis  Branch  Fund  of  the 

Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 
Brent  Family  Foundation 
Buford  Family  Fund  of  the  Community  Foundation 

(Richmond,  Virginia) 
Byrd  Ellis  Cole  Contracting  Inc. 
Canon  Virginia 

E  Rhodes  and  Leona  B.  Carpenter  Foundation 
Central  Carolina  Community  Foundation 
Central  NY  Community  Foundation  Inc. 
Central  West  Texas  Chantable  Foundation 
CFW  Communications  Foundation 
Charles  F  Cole  Trust 
Chesterfield  Yarn  Mills  Inc. 
Chiles  Survivors  Trust 
Circuit  City  Foundation 
Cisco  Systems  Foundation 
The  City  Farmer 
CNA 

Coca-Cola  Company 
Cochran  Family  Foundation 
College  Bookstores  of  America 
Communities  Foundation  of  Texas 
The  Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 
Community  Foundation  of  Gaston  County  Inc. 
Compaq  Computer  Corporation 
Compass  Group 
Constellation  Energy  Group  Inc. 
Fannie  Royster  Cooke  Trust 
Corning  Incorporated  Foundation 
Thomas  and  Mary  Coulboum  Family  Fund  of  the 

Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 
Court  Reporting  Associates  LLC 
CSX  Corporation 
David  Berger  Foundation 
Dayton  Foundation  Depository  Inc. 
The  Delta  Air  Lines  Foundation 
John  W.  Deming  and  Bertie  Murphy  Deming 

Foundation 
The  Overton  and  Katharine  Dennis  Fund 
Dominion  Foundation 
The  Duke  Energy  Foundation 


Jessie  Ball  duPont  Fund 

Emily  W.  Kelly  Foundation 

Ethyl  Corporation 

ExxonMobil  Foundation 

Fenwick  Foundation 

Ferguson  Enterpnses  Inc. 

Fidelity  Foundation 

Fidelity  Investments  Chantable  Gift  Fund 

Fireman's  Fund  Foundation 

First  Union  Corporation 

First  Virginia  Banks  Inc. 

Foundation  for  the  Carolinas 

The  Joseph  L.  and  Ray  L.  Freund  Foundation 

Gap  Foundation 

GE  Fund 

General  Motors  Corporation 

General  Reinsurance  Corporation 

Gertz  and  Moore 

The  Garland  and  Agnes  Taylor  Gray  Foundation 

Greening-Ellis  Insurance 

Guy  C.  Eavers  Excavating  Corporation 

The  Haggard  Foundation 

Harcourt  General  Inc. 

Heisley  Family  Foundation 

Hershey  Foods  Corporation 

Margaret  and  Al  G.  Hill  and  Family  Trust 

HLH  Architects  Inc. 

Hooker  Furniture  Corporation 

The  A.  C  and  Penney  Hubbard  Foundation 

The  H  L.  Hunt  Fund  Communities  Foundation  ofTexas 

IBM  Corporate  Community  Relations 

IBM  Matching  Grants  Program 

The  Inn  at  Old  Virginia 

Insurance  Partners  of  Virginia 

International  Multifoods 

Irongate  Inc. 

Jeanne  Furrh  Intenors 

Jefferson  Pilot  Corporation 

Johnson  and  Johnson  Family  of  Companies 

Kappa  Chapter  of  Delta  Kappa  Gamma  International 

Kenneth  Reed  Distributing 

Kentucky  Derby  Hosiery 

Kern  Plumbing  and  Heating,  Inc. 

Knight-Ridder  Newspapers 

Kuehn  Foundation 

Levering  Investment  Company  Ltd. 

Liberty  Corporation  Foundation 

Lucent  Technologies 

Luck  Stone  Foundation 

Manetta  McNeill  Morgan  and  Samuel  Tate  Morgan  Jr. 

Foundation 
Malone  Family  Foundation 
The  Marble  Exchange  Inc. 
Marsh  and  McLennan  Companies  Inc. 
Mary  Walker  Eanes  Interiors 
May  Department  Stores  Company  Foundation 
MBC  Alumnae/i  Association 
MBC  Bookstore 
MBC  History  Department 
MBC  Student  Government  Association 
McKee  Foods  Corporation 
Menu  by  Melissa 
Merck  and  Co.  Inc. 

Mernll  Lynch  and  Company  Foundation  Inc. 
Metropolitan  Life  Foundation 
Miller  Foundation  Inc. 
Moore  Brothers  Company  Inc. 
Morgan-Worcester  Inc. 
Murphy  Oil  Corporation 


Nationwide  Foundation 

New  York  Life  Foundation 

The  Norfolk  Foundation 

Nuclear  Medicine  Dynamics  Inc. 

Obaugh  Ford-Chrysler-Plymouth 

Oxiey  Foundation 

Parker  Hannifin  Corporation 

Peachtree  House  Foundation 

f^izer  Foundation 

Pharmacia  Foundation  Inc. 

Philip  Morns  Companies  Inc. 

Power  PR  and  Advertising 

PPL  Electnc  Utilities  Corporation 

Presbyterian  Church  (U  S.A.) 

Prudential  Foundation  Matching  Gifts  Program 

R.Wallace  Rosen  Trust 

R.TVanderbilt  Trust 

Reader's  Digest  Foundation 

The  Rosewood  Corporation 

Rust  Foundation 

T  Ragan  Ryan  Foundation  Inc. 

Salisbury  Community  Foundation 

SBC  Foundation 

Second  Presbyterian  Church  (Roanoke,  Virginia) 

Shell  Oil  Company  Foundation 

Siemens  Energy  and  Automation 

Skardon  Pover  and  Associates 

Sleepin'  Dog  Enterpnses 

Smyth  Foundation 

Somers  M.  Wilton  Real  Estate 

South  Flonda  Science  Museum  Inc. 

Spanish  Works  Inc. 

The  Spartanburg  County  Foundation 

STARS 

State  Farm  Companies  Foundation 

Staunton/West  Augusta  Alumnae/i  Chapter 

Stotler  Chantable  Trust 

The  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  Foundation 

SunTrust  Bank,  Mid-Atlantic  Foundation 

SunTrust  Bank,  Atlanta  Foundation 

Suter's  Cabinet  Shop  Inc. 

Suto  Corp 

Synod  of  the  Mid-Atlantic,  Presbyterian  Church  (U.S.A.) 

TheTeagle  Foundation 

S  B.T  and  W,  B,  Thalhimer  III  Endowment  of  The 

Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 
Times  Mirror 

Transportable  Software  International 
U.S.  Bancorp  Foundation 
Unilever  United  States  Foundation  Inc. 
United  Parcel  Service  of  Amenca 
United  Way  of  The  National  Capital  Area 
University  Flower  Shop  Inc. 
Verizon  Foundation 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 
Wachovia  Foundation 

Henry  E.  and  Consuelo  S  Wenger  Foundation 
Westvaco  Corporation 
Wharton,  Aldhizer  and  Weaver  PL  C 
Lettie  Pate  Whitehead  Foundation 
Wichita  Falls  Area  Community  Foundation 
The  Winston-Salem  Foundation  Inc. 
Watson  W  Wise  Foundation 
Woods  End  L  C. 

Margaret  C.  Woodson  Foundation 
Wren  Foundation  Inc 
Xerox  Corporation 


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ANNU,AL    ANP   OTHER   FORMS   OF  GIVING,    2001-02 
(    30    ) 


Capital  Gifts 


Wilhelmina  Eskridge  Beard  Scholarship 

Dr.  Graham  E.  Beard 

Class  of  1950  Cornerstone  Endowment 

Mr.  S.  VanVliet  Lyman 

H.  Dunlop  Dawbam  Endowment 

Estate  of  Mr  Henry  Dunlop  Dawbarn 

Elizabeth  Kirkpatrick  Doenges  Distinguished 
Artist/Scholars  Endowment  Fund 

Stephanie  Carlson  Brennan  1982 
Nell  Rogers  Carvell  1963 
Mr.  Robert  S.  Doenges 
Mrs.  Pauline  C.  Kirkpatrick 
Oxiey  Foundation 

Katherine  Drake  1934  Scholarship  Endowment 

Estate  of  Kathenne  Drake  1934 

Endowed  Scholarship  for  Program  for  the 
Exceptionally  Gifted 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harvey  Cohen 

Endowment  for  Student  Aid 

The  Overton  and  Katharine  Dennis  Fund 

Elizabeth  Crawford  Engle  Scholarship  Endowment 

Mr  Richard  Hunter Trumbo 

Betty  Jean  Award 

Ms.  Julie  D.  Murphy 

General  Endowment 

Blanche  Wysor  Anderson  1972 

Kathleen  Beck  Andes  1998 

Julie  Rimmer  Applewhite  1987 

Margaret  Troutman  Balanowski  1984 

Dorothy  Reals  Ballew  1953 

Elizabeth  Baker  Boldt  1991 

Judith  Barnett  Dutterer  1969 

Estate  of  Ora  Ehmling  Ehmann  1936 

Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans  1965 

Mr.  Dudley  Dean  Flanders 

Judy  Lipes  Garst  1963 

Brenda  Nichol  Goings  1971 

Jean  Grainger  1970 

Mr.  Gordon  M.  Grant 

Mr.  Alexander  Hamilton  IV 

Man/  Lewis  Hlx  1965 

Karen  Emmet  Hunt  1980 

Dr.  Lacy  Harris  Hunt 

Kentucky  Derby  Hosiery 

Jane  G.  Kornegay  1983 

Shirley  Sunderman  Kostik  1949 

Catherine  Ferns  McPherson  1978 

Meredith  Susan  Palmer  1976 

Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 

Elizabeth  Jennings  Shupe  1970 

Anne  Sims  Smith  1945 

Patricia  Sphar  1958 

Susan  Thompson  Timmons  1964 

Bonnie  Bracket!  Weaver  1971 

Ms.  Lucy  West  t 

Virginia  Worth  Gonder  '39  Fellow  in  Theatre 

Mr.  Richard  J.  Gonder 


Frederick  and  Florence  Edna  Haldenby 
Scholarship  Endowment 

Dr  Ann  Field  Alexander  1966 

Mr,  and  Mrs.  Jeffrey  R.  Allen 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Mark  L.  Atchison 

Dorothy  Beals  Ballew  1953 

Ms.  Sharon  D.  Barnes 

Beverly  Estes  Bates  1964 

Sara  Armstrong  Bingley  1960 

Dr.  Jeffrey  L.  Buller 

Ms.  Crista  Cabe 

Nancy  Kunkle  Carey  1951 

Peggy  Anderson  Carr  1967 

Dr.  Maiiorie  B.  Chambers 

Mr.  ano  Mrs.  Leonard  B.  Chittum 

Hon.  and  Mrs.  George  M.  Cochran 

Compass  Group 

Nancy  Payne  Dahl  1956 

Ouida  Caldwell  Davis  1951 

John  W.  Deming  and  Bertie  Murphy  Deming 

Foundation 
Mr.  Robert  S.  Doenges 
Mr  Dan  Dowdy 

Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans  1965 
Michelle  Cobb  Fitzgerald  2000 
Ms.  Joyce  Franklin 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Harman 
Dr  and  Mrs.  A.  R.  Gillespie 
Judith  Godwin  1952 
Alice  Tolley  Goodwin  1966 
Dr.  Susan  Blair  Green 
Mrs.  Helen  K.  Groves 
Martha  Brown  Hamrick  1948 
Ms.  Marion  B.  Hart 
Anna  Kate  Reld  Hipp  1963 
Mrs.  Mabel  R.  Hirschblel 
Ms.  Anne  Roberts  Hooe 
Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley  1954 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edward  Kennedy 
Ms.  Diane  Kent 
Mary  Lou  Moffitt  Knorr  1938 
Mrs.  Elaine  Bruce  Liles 
Dr.  and  Mrs.  Preston  C.  Manning  Jr. 
Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 
MBC  Alumnae/i  Association 
MBC  Student  Government  Association 
Mrs.  James  L.  McAllister 
Dr.  Sandra  McClain 
Ruth  Graham  Mclntyre  2000 
Mr  D.  D.  Meeks 
Mrs.  Carolyn  Meeks  t 
Dr.  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 
Mr  R  William  Moore  Jr. 
Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 
Dr.  Pamela  Murray 
Dr.  Roderic  L.  Owen 
Ms.  Lydia  J.  Petersson 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  C.  Pollard 
Jane  Proffit  Pruett  1946 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  J.  Rapier 
Virginia  Gochenour  Reid  1944 
Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  David  T  Shufflebarger 
Dr.  Ethel  Smeak  1953 
Bertie  Deming  Smith  1946 
Anne  Sims  Smith  1945 
EnnTabscott  Staebell  2000 
StauntonAWest  Augusta  Alumnae/I  Chapter 
Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank  L.  Summers  Jr. 
Eleanor  Jamison  Supple  1942 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Steven  C.Tabscott 
Mildred  RoycroftTeer  1944 
JaneTownes  1969 
Dr.  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  1967 

Grace  Sutherland  and  George  Schilling  Herscher 
Scholarship  Endowment 

Margaret  Herscher  Hitchman  1940 

Hohn  Family  Memorial  for  Study  Abroad 
Restricted  Fund 

Miss  Bonnie  M.  Hohn 

Mary  E.  Lakenan  Scholarship  Endowment 

Jean  Young  Moore  1939 

Leadership  Initiative  Capital  Gifts 

Carolyn  Smith  Abbitt  1964 

Aetna  Foundation  Inc. 

Anonymous 

The  Ayco  Charitable  Foundation 

Elizabeth  Gulbenk  Balentlne  1980 

Beverly  Estes  Bates  1964 

Martha  Barnen  Beal  1953 

Sara  Armstrong  Bingley  1960 

Ann  Cooke  Bntt  1958 

The  Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 

Mary  Gould  Coulbourn  1963 

Thomas  and  Mary  Coulbourn  Family  Fund  of  the 

Community  Foundation  (Richmond,  Virginia) 
Margaret  Wren  de  St.  Aubin  1981 
Elizabeth  Felton  deGolian  1979 
Susan  Parker  Drean  1983 
Kelly  Huffman  Ellis  1980 
RitaAlvis  Ernst  1989 
Fidelity  Investments  Charitable  Gift  Fund 
Gap  Foundation 
Linda  Dolly  Hammack  1962 
Cynthia  Luck  Haw  1979 
Patricia  Binkley  Haws  1969 
Gail  McLennan  King  1969 
Clare  McMann  Lancaster  1973 
Page  Price  Lewis  1972 
Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 
Mr.  George  R.  Mercer 
Mr.  P  William  Moore  Jr. 
Moore  Brothers  Company  Inc. 
Mrs.  Mary  Pool-Murray 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  J.  Rapier 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  H.  B.  Roberts  Jr. 
Dr.  Ethel  Smeak  1953 
Sherri  Miller  Stephenson  1969 
Eugenia  McCuenThomason  1962 
Teresita  Zapata  Tngo  1988 
Mr  and  Mrs.  Terry  Turner 
Ann  Lewis  Vaughn  1969 
Mr.  Rudy  J.  and  Mrs.  Aremita  R.  Watson 
Elisabeth  Wise  1968 
Wren  Foundation  Inc. 

Leadership  Initiative  Mathematics  and  Sciences 
Scholarship  Endowment 

Anne  Ponder  Dickson  1961 

Marguerite  Fulwiler  Livy  Scholarship 

Mr.  Robert  Bnjce  LIvy 


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Master  of  Arts/Master  of  Fine  Arts  in  Shal<espeare      Mortis  Scholarship  Endowment 


and  Renaissance  Literature  in  Performance 
Program 

Jessie  Ball  duPont  Fund 

James  L.  McAllister  Jr.  Preparation  for  Ministry 
Scholarship  Endowment 

Mrs,  James  L.  McAllister 

Synod  of  the  Mid-Atlantic,  Presbyterian  Church  (U.S.A ) 

Sarah  OdenTipson  1967 

Alice  McCaa  Biology  Award 

Maria  Lorenzo  Collier  1976 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  S.  Morns  III 

Dr.  James  B.  Patrick  Leadership  Award 

Kathleen  Kemg  Byford  1968 
COL  Melissa  Patrick  1978 

Patricia  Mines  Phoenix  Art  Scholarship  Endowment 

Fenwick  Foundation 
Patricia  Hines  Phoenix  1977 

Residence  Hall  Renovation 

Alice  Tolley  Goodwin  1966 


Smyth  Mathematics  and  Science  Scholarship 
Endowment 

Mary  Beth  Reed  Smyth  1947 
Smyth  Foundation 

Annie  Walker  St.  Clair  Scholarship  Endowment 

Margaret  Moore  Ripley  1952 

Fannie  B.  Strauss  Scholarship  Endowment 

Ms  JoanW  Clements 

Barbara  Lemmond  Graham  1940 

Estate  of  Fredenca  Weinberg  Kronsberg  1931 

Ms.  Ethel  AnnTebell 


George  and  Betsy  McCune  Education  Fund 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulberry 

Susan  Shiriey  McFall  Scholarship 

Barbara  Conlon  Miescher  1950 

Milton  andThelma  McMullan  Scholarship 
Endowment 

Estate  of  Mr.  Milton  McMullan 

Karl  and  Patricia  Menk  Fund  for  Faculty 
Development 

Carol  Cadell  Bowie  1971 
Dr  Patricia  Holbert  Menk 
JaneTownes  1969 


Elizabeth  Kelley  Rogers  Scholarship  Endowment 

Dons  Rohner  Rogers  1960 

Charles  E.  Rutenber  and  James  B.  Patrick 
Endowment  for  Excellence  in  Chemistry  and  Physics 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Hampton  H   Hairfield  Jr 

Dr.  James  B.  Patrick 

Frost  Burnett  Telegadas  1983 

Mary  Kathleen  Shuford  Memorial  Scholarship 
Endowment 

Mr  and  Mrs  James  D.  Coleman 
Helen  Stevens  Forster  1983 
Ms.  Alice  Moretz  Lee 


Algemon  Sydney  Sullivan  Foundation  Endowed 
Scholarship 

The  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  Foundation 

Emily  Ramsey  Thompson  Scholarship 
Endowment 

Estate  of  Emily  Ramsey  Thompson  1926 

Cynthia  Haldenby  Tyson  Endowment  for 
Leadership 

Communities  Foundation  of  Texas 
Margaret  Hunt  Hill  1937 
Caroline  Rose  Hunt  1943 
The  Rosewood  Corporation 


mMm 


Annual  and  Non- Annual  Restricted  Giving 


ADP  Loyalty  Fund 

Dr  Ann  Field  Alexander  1966 

Janice  Gregory  Belcher  1958 

Teresa  Bigler  1982 

Patricia  Ferguson  Brown  2000 

Margaret  Alford  Cloud  1980 

Sherry  Robertson  Cox  1999 

Ramona  David  1999 

Rita  Richardson  DeFrank  1993 

Lisa  Dockery-Boyce  2001 

Dr.  Jean  M.  Donovan 

Dr  Karen  Dorgan 

Laura  LaGrow  Durland  1983 

Frances  Duty  1999 

Ethyl  Corporation 

Ms.  Annette  Evans 

Margaret  Davis  Evans  1946 

GE  Fund 

William  Goodson  1998 

Dr.  Robert  Grot|ohn 

Dr  James  J.  Harrington 

Veria  Heineman  1982 

Ellen  Holtz  1960 


Ms.  Anne  Roberts  Hooe 

Charlene  Hutcheson  1994 

Michelle  Carter  Irvine  1987 

Dale  King  1995 

Knight-Ridder  Newspapers 

Dr  Grace  Jones  Long  1981 

Mrs  Dudley  B  Luck 

Angela  Martin  1992 

Patricia  Mattingly  Montague  2001 

H.  Wornom  Moore  1958 

Judith  Moore  1996 

Juliet  McCall  Moser  1968 

Elizabeth  Pheil  1996 

Philip  Morris  Companies,  Inc 

Dr  Jane  Turner  Pietrowski 

Ms.  Lallon  Pond 

Jean  Proffitt  1986 

Ms.  Julie  Rankin 

Margaret  Carswell  Richardson  1978 

Dorothy  Cleveland  Robb  1944 

Rosa  Scott  1992 

Linda  Short  1998 

Sandra  Sprouse  1993 


State  Farm  Companies  Foundation 
Dr  Kathleen  Stinehart 
Gail  Thompson  1992 
Teresita  Zapata  Trigo  1988 
Verizon  Foundation 
Debra  Wenger  1990 

Amazing  Grace  Scholarship 

Ms.  Carol  Ann  Douglas 

Foundation  for  the  Carolinas 

Merrill  Lynch  and  Company  Foundation  Inc. 

APSA  Small  Research  Grant 

American  Political  Science  Association 

Art  Conservation  and  Acquisition  Fund 

Woods  End,  L.C 

Athletics/Field  Hockey  Program 

Aetna  Foundation,  Inc 

New  York  Life  Foundation 

Mr  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  P  Scott  Jr 

Athletics/Swimming  Pool  Fund 

Mrs  Betty  M  Kegley 


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Bible  Study 

Presbvtenan  Church  lU-S.A.) 

Eric  M.  Brown  Art  Award 

Dreama  Brown  1986 
Mr.  Gary  C.  Brown 

Susan  E.  Carter  Memorial  Scholarship 

Mr,  and  Mrs.  David  VV.  Carter 

Chaplain's  Fund 

Mrs   Barbara  R  Burgir 

Elizabeth  Kirkpatrick  Doenges 
Distinguished  Artist/Scholars  Program 

Claire  Lewis  Arnold  1969 
Mr  John  Y.  Williams 

Dominion  Environmental  Lecture 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

Dr.  Joseph  Gam'son  Book  Fund 

Kathleen  Aure  1968 
Catherine  Boyntcn  Beazley  1974 
Dr.  Mary  Hill  Coie 
Louise  Tabb  Edge  1967 
Ginger  Mudd  Galvez  1973 
Rev.  Dr.  E.  Lee  Hancock  1973 
Eilen  Anderson  Hiil  1967 
Mary  Hunter  Leach  1977 
Jamie  Lindler  1981 
Sarah  Malloy  1999 
Emily  Oehler  1993 
Mrs.  Diane  B.  S.  Roberts 

General  Scholarship  Fund 

Compass  Group 

Estate  of  R.  Wallace  Rosen  Trust 

Virginia  Worth  Gonder  '39 
Shakespeare  Fellow  in  Theatre 

Mr.  Richard  J.  Gonder 


Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton  Library  Support 

Ms.  Laura  Painter  Burns 

Kathleen  Kenig  Byford  1968 

Estate  of  Ora  Ehmling  Ehmann  1936 

Nancy  Cohen  Locher  1950 

Mr.  Graham  Painter  Jr. 

Mr.  Jamie  Painter 

Betty  NeislerTimberlake  1945 

Heisley  Family  Foundation  PEG  Scholarships 

Heisiey  Family  Foundation 

Mabel  Fetterman  Held  Frtness  and 
Performance  Center 

Mabel  Fetterman  Held  1976 

Dr.  Mary  Emily  Humphreys  Lecture  Series 
in  Biology 

Anonymous 

Anne  Person  Baylor  1952 
Elizabeth  Blanchard  Podesta  1948 
Dr.  Scherer  R  Sanders 
Elizabeth  Withrow  Turner  1958 

Lyda  B.  Hunt  Hall  Landscaping  Project 

Johnson  and  Johnson  Family  of  Companies 
Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 

Anne  Jackson  Memorial  Award 

Anonymous 

Emily  Wirsing  Kelly  Scholarship  in  Fine  Arts 

Emily  W.  Kelly  Foundation 
Mr.  Timothy  A.  Kelly 

Malone  Scholars  Program  Fund 

Malone  Family  Foundation 

Master  of  Arts/Master  of  Rne  Arts 
in  Shakespeare  and  Renaissance 
Literature  in  Performance  Program 

E.  Rhooes  and  Leona  B.  Carpenter  Foundation 


Maurice  L.  Mednick  Memorial  Fund 

Virginia  Foundatian  for  Independent  Colleges 

Nelson  County  ADP  Scholarship 

Man/  Beth  Reed  Smyth  1947 
Smyth  Foundation 

The  Potomac-WVIL  Scholarship 

'.1'.  Thomas  ^  "vlusso 

President's  Discretionary  Fund 

Jess'e  Ball  cuPont  Fund 

Program  Development 

Mrs.  Annabelle  Fetterman 

Mary  M.  Sullhran  Scholarship 
Endowment 

The  .Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  Foundation 

VFIC  Ethics  Initiative 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

VFIC  Facufty  Technology  Initiative 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

VFIC  Handicap  Grant 

Manetta  McNeill  Morgan  and  Samuel 

Tate  Morgan,  Jr.  Foundation 
Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

VFIC  Library 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

VFIC  Scholarship  Fund 

Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges 

Virginia  Health  Services  Scholarship 

Anonymous 

Mr.  Jeffrey  L.  Mendelsohn 

Lettie  Pate  Whitehead  Foundation  Scholarship 

Lettie  Pate  Whitehead  Foundation 


Non- Annual  Unrestricted  Giving 


Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  P  Asbury 

Ms.  Regina  M.  Belt 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Lawrence  H.  Berger 

Sara  Anmstrong  Bingley  1960 

Ms.  Louise  W.  Blaney 

Diana  Rede  Cabell  1956 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Vincent  M.  Creedon 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Raymond  W.  Daly 

Estate  of  Ora  Ehmling  Ehmann  1936 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  S.  Fox 

Ms.  Linda  A.  Friel 

Frances  Koblegard  Harcus  1950 

Ms.  Marion  B.  Hart 

Mrs.  Ethel  M.  Heim 

Allison  James  Hescock  1990 


Anna  Kate  Reid  Hipp  1963 
Dr.  Sara  Nair  James  1969 
Margaret  Grabill  Jones  1933 
Kappa  Chapter  of  Delta  Kappa  Gamma 

International 
Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley  1954 
Can-oil  Blair  Keiger  1976 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  F  W.  Kerfoot 
Flora  Talmage  Landwehr  1950 
Estate  of  Anita  Malugani  1939 
Elizabeth  Newman  Mason  1969 
MBC  Student  Government  Association 
Ms.  Dee  Meadows 
Mr.  Mark  Monsan-at 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  Monsarrat 


Mr.  Robert  Monsarrat  Jr. 

Ms.  Dorothy  Mulben^ 

Ms.  Catherine  P  Nicks 

Estate  of  Man/  Filzhugh  Olrff  1936 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Walter  J.  Pickett 

Ms.  Carolyn  B.  Plage 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  R.  Preer 

Presbyterian  Church  (U.S.A.) 

Jane  Proffit  Pnjett  1946 

Margaret  Pollard  Rea  1946 

Barbara  Knisely  Roberts  1973 

Nancy  Nettleton  Rood  1945 

Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  1963 

T.  Ragan  Ryan  Foundation  Inc. 

Ms.  Julie  0.  Sanderson 


Ms.  Edith  Schmidt 

Mr.  William  L  Small 

Dr.  Ethel  Smeak  1953 

Janet  Russell  Steelman  1952 

Estate  of  Marjorie  K.  Stuart  1935 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  S.Taylor 

Ms.  Bartiara  W.  Tompkins 

JaneTownes  1969 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Derek  A.  White 

Mr.  Paul  E.R  White 

Margaret  Getty  Wilson  1948 

Estate  of  Sara  Ranson  Woltman  1938 

Margaret  Wilson  Wood  1950 

Mrs.  Howell  R.  Wood 


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The  Kiracofe  Society 


T>ic  Kiracofe  Society  is  for  deferred  giving:  charitable  remainder  trusts,  charitable  lead  trusts,  charitable  gift 
annuities,  life  estates  in  real  property,  life  insurance,  or  bequests.  Girts  may  be  designated  tor  certain  uses  or 
left  for  the  college  to  decide  what's  best.  Many  donors  direct  their  gifts  to  Mary  Baldwin's  endcnvment. 


1918 

Mary  Buckner  Ragland 

1929 

Helen  Snyder  Farrar 

1930 

Evelyn  Baker  Arey 

1931 

Dr,  Ruth  Douglas  See 

1933 

Margaret  Grabill  Jones 

1934 

Mildred  Mawhinney  Clements 
Margaret  Schneider  Conzett 
Anne  Holman  Hinckley 

1935 

Virginia  Weaver  Macomber 


1936 

Mary  Elizabeth  Gardner  Glen 
Raquel  Fajardo  Ross 

1937 

Jean  Holliday 

1938 

Eleanor  Cely  Carter 

1939 

Mary  Anne  Wilson  Gibbs 
Sarah  Maupin  Jones 
Mildred  Lapsley 
Elizabeth  GronemeyerWise 

1940 

Virginia  Hayes  Forrest 

Margaret  Herscher  Hitchman  and 

William  R.  Hitchman 
Ethelyn  Jones  Maxwell 
Hilda  Brov\/n  Ziegler 


How  fortunate  I  was  to  be 

able  to  attend  Mary  Baldwin 

College!  I  have  always  given 

to  Annual  Giving.  However, 

two  years  ago  1  decided  1 

would  like  to  give  to  more 

than  Annual  Giving  because 

of  my  love  for  Mary  Baldwin. 

1  established  a  charitable  gift  annuity.  I  couldn't 

believe  how  simple  it  was  to  set  up  this  gift  for 

endowment.  1  benefit  as  well  —  and  the  college 

takes  care  of  all  the  details.  1  get  a  great  deal  of 

satisfaction  knowing  this  gift  is  permanent  and 

handled  so  professionally.  I  hope  others  will  join 

me  in  building  our  endowment. 

OuuiA  Caldwell  Davis  '51 


1941 

Anna  Greenland  Dortch 
Joyce  Albright  Greig-Denis 
Nina  Sproul  Wise 

1942 

Ann  Atwell 
Anne  Hayes  Davis 
Nancy  McWhortof  Hurie, 
Anne  Pendleton  Phillips 
Dr.  Leslie  Syron 

1944 

Laura  h'lcManavi/ay  Andrews 
Vonceil  LeGrand  Chapman 
Mildred  RcycoftTeer  and 
R.  DillardTeer 

1945 

Gail  Riley  Blakey 
Nancy  Nettleton  Rood 
Betty  NeislerTimberlake 
Frances  Tullis 

1946 

Bonnie  Wheeler  Hanchett 
Alice  Parson  Paine 
Margaret  Pollard  Rea 
Bertie  Deming  Smith 

1947 

Emily  W.  Hundley 
Virginia  Guthne  Linscott 
Mary  Beth  Reed  Smyth  and 
H  Gordon  Smyth 

1948 

Elizabeth  Blanchard  Podesta 

1949 

Julia  Johnston  Belton 
Martha  Hobson  Crowder 
Jean  Farrow 
Cynthia  Betts  Johnson  and  Rev. 

Forrest  Johnson 
Elizabeth  Owen 
Nancy  Rawls  Watson 

1950 

Jeanne  Ashby  Furrh 
Virginia  Rose  Hagee 
Frances  Koblegard  Harcus 


1951 

Charlotte  Jackson  Berry 
Ouida  Caldwell  Davis 
Anne  Poole 
Jane  Moiidy  Van  Dragt 

1952 

Evelyn  Chapman  Brown 

Fhr^n-f- ',  Vimberly  Hellinger 
C  ■  ■:-■   r    J  D^trick  La.nons 
Janet  Russell  Stcelman 

1953 

Elma  Ro'''ns  Proffitt 
Dr.  Et'^ei  Smeak 
Margaret  Smitii  Windsor 

1954 

Louise  Fowlkes  Kegley 

1956 

Laura  Clausen  Drum 
Reid  Stnckland  Nottingham  and 
Dr.  Maunce  Nottingham  Jr. 

1958 

Emily  Baker 
Ann  Cooke  Britt 
Patricia  Sphar 

Margaret  Flythe  league  and 
Francis  I,  league 

1959 

Jane  Reid  Cunningham 

1960 

Sara  Armstrong  Bingley 
Nancy  Bartley  Leonard  and 

Daniel  Leonard 
Carolyn  Gilmer  Shaw 
Elizabeth  Engle  Stoddard 

1961 

Suzanne  Burch 

Anne  Ponder  Dickson 

Mary  Cloud  Hamilton  Holl  ngshead 

1962 

Linda  Dolly  Hammack 
Mary  Nell  Williams  Mathis 

1963 

Sarah  Livingston  Brown 
Mary  Gould  Coulbourn 


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1964 


3mmer  iWlcCuliiey 


1965 


1966 


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'clcmntck 


teddy 


1968 


■  Sate;  Chapman 
-:e'  Esrrauzier 


:a-et  Anne 
-jhl. 


Fteyton  VVaoidridge 


1969 

-c  53!i  Robinson  Coppock 

S.;"e.  '.'s'snallTumer  Elsass 

Su3=-:  T-3.  -  Fearon 

E.  Lindsay  Jones 

Gait  McLennan  King 

fvlartha  Masters 

Margaret  Thorn  Rawls 

Aleda  Hays  Rickelton 

Virginia  Moomaw  Savage 

JaneTownes 

Ann  Lewis  V&ughn 

Judith  Wade 

1970 

Jean  Grainger 
Zoe  Kerfeey  Hofmes 
Louise  Rossett  McNamee 

1971 

Wendy  Kane 
Laura  Sadfer  Oiin 
Maryfecoo  Johnson  Williams 

1972 

Bbndhe  Wysof  Anderson 
Rogene  EKns  Lasema 

1973 

Mary  Jane  Conger 
Barbara  KniselV  Roberts 
C.  Lindsay  Ftytend 
Salfie  Brush  Thalhimer 

1974 

Leigh  Yates  Farmer 
Susan  Baughnian  Homar 
Bonnie  Kennedy  Kant 
Dr.  Elizabeth  Read-Connole 

1975 

Suzanne  Maxson^  Mate 
Dr.  Katherine  Smatlwood 
Deborah  Dull  Walker 


1976 

Sylvia  Baldwin 
Addie  Stanley  Beckner 
Mabel  Fettennan  Held 
Carroll  Blair  Keiger 

1977 

Lucile  Jones  Clyde 
Patricia  Larson  Lane 
Frances  Lawrence 
Vanessa  Traynham. 
Claudia  Woody 

1978 

Carol:  Paul  Powell 
Susan  Walker 

1980 

Victoria  Goodwin  Hardy 
Susan  Walker  Scola 
Jenifer  Walker 

1981 

Mary  Wray  Conner 
Margaret  Wren  de  St.  Aubin 
Juditfi  Easteriy  Lockridge 
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JMU's  Ralph  Cohen  To  Join  MBC  Faculty 

Ralph  Alan  Cohen,  a  distinguished  professor  of  English  at 
James  Madison  University  and  a  founder  of  Shenandoah 
Shakespeare,  will  leave  that  institution  to  become  professor 
this  fall  in  the  Mary  Baldwin  College  Department  of  English  and 
the  college's  graduate  program  in  Shakespeare  studies.  Cohen 
will  continue  as  executive  director  and  director  of  education  at 
Shenandoah  Shakespeare,  based  at  Blackfriars  Playhouse,  the 
only  authentic  re-creation  of  Shakespeare's  indoor  theatre  —  a 
project  that  he  oversaw. 

"Mary  Baldwin  is  extremely  fortunate  to  have  Ralph  Cohen 
join  its  faculty,"  said  Jeffrey  L.  Buller,  dean  of  the  college.  "He 
brings  our  master  of  letters/master  of  fine  arts  program  a  level 

of  expertise  that  we  just 
couldn't  have  found  any- 
where else.  We  know 
Ralph  well  —  he  was  one 
of  our  consultants  when 
we  designed  that  pro- 
gram —  and  we're 
certain  that  he  and  Mary 
Baldwin  College  are  a 
perfect  match  for  each 
other." 

Cohen,  who  earned 
an  undergraduate  degree 
at  Dartmouth  College 
and  a  master's  and  Ph.D. 
at  Duke  University,  has  taught  courses  at  Mary  Baldwin.  He 
said  he  is  delighted  to  become  a  full-time  faculty  member.  "The 
graduate  students  are  first-rate,  and  I  want  to  do  what  1  can  to 
make  the  program  worthy  of  them,"  he  said.  "So  far  it  has  suc- 
ceeded beyond  our  expectations,  and  I  am  now  convinced  that 
it  will  soon  be  the  best  place  anywhere  to  get  an  advanced 
degree  in  the  teaching  and  performance  of  Shakespeare." 

At  JMU,  Cohen  has  been  honored  as  teacher  of  the  year 
and  as  an  "eminent  scholar."  He  received  Virginia's  outstanding 
faculty  award  in  1987,  the  first  year  it  was  given.  He  has  an  hon- 
orary degree  from  Georgetown  University. 

A  scholar,  writer,  and  editor,  Cohen  also  has  directed  18  of 
Shakespeare's  plays,  including  two  productions  of  the  play- 
wright's favorite  play,  Antony  and  Cleopatra,  and  the  first 
professional  production  of  Richard  III  to  use  a  woman  in  the 
title  role.  With  the  reconstructed  Globe  theatre  in  London, 
Cohen  runs  a  summer  Shakespeare  institute  that  concen- 
trates on  plays  in  performance.  He  has  directed  National 
Endowment  for  the  Humanities  institutes  on  Renaissance 
staging  and  performance. 

A  native  of  Montgomery  Alabama,  Cohen  founded  JMU's 
studies  abroad  program,  which  has  locations  in  London,  Paris, 
Florence,  and  Spain's  Salamanca. 

Buller  said  Cohen's  hiring  was  made  possible  in  part  by  a 
five-year  grant  awarded  to  the  college  last  year  by  the  E.  Rhodes 
and  Leona  B.  Carpenter  Foundation,  based  in  Philadelphia. 


Ralph  Alan  Cohen 


Board  ofTrustees  Elects  New  Members 

The  Mary  Baldwin  College  Board  of  Trustees  has 
elected  five  new  members: 

Charles T.  Baskervill  of  Petersburg,  Virginia. 
A  member  of  the  Mary  Baldwin  Parents  Council, 
he  is  a  partner  in  the  law  firm  Shell,  Johnson, 
Andrews,  Baskervill,  and  Baskervill.  His  wife, 
Pamela  Shell  Baskervill  "75,  is  a  state  Circuit  Court 
judge.  Their  daughter,  Susannah  Baskervill,  is  a 
Mary  Baldwin  student.  Baskervill  is  a  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  graduate  of  Hampden-Sydney  College.  A 
former  assistant  commonwealth's  attorney,  he 
earned  a  law  degree  at  the  University  of  Richmond. 

H.  C.  Stuart  Cochran  of  Staunton,  vice  presi- 
dent of  Insurance  Partners  of  Virginia  and  former 
director  of  the  Frontier  Culture  Museum  in 
Staunton.  His  father,  Justice  George  Moffett 
Cochran,  was  a  trustee  from  1967  to  1981. 

Carol  Emory  '65,  an  authority  on  internation- 
al law  and  a  founding  partner  of  the  Portland, 
Oregon,  law  firm  Emory  &  Kroos.  She  has  a  law 
degree  from  the  University  of  California  at 
Berkeley  and  did  postgraduate  legal  study  at 
Georgetown  University.  Emory  is  publisher  and 
editor  of  the  International  Lawyers  News 
Network;  she  co-founded  and  edited  the 
International  Laivyers'  Newsletter,  and  is  a  fre- 
quent writer  and  speaker  on  international  legal 
developments. 

Ruth  Bell  Graham  '00  of  Waynesboro,  a 
writer  and  editor  who  is  a  former  special  gifts  offi- 
cer at  Mary  Baldwin.  A  cum  laude  graduate,  she 
received  the  Outstanding  Adult  Student  Award. 
Graham  was  an  acquisitions  editor  for  Harper 
Collins  and  McCracken  Press  and  has  written  a 
children's  Bible  story  book.  First  Steps  in  the  Bible, 
published  by  Word;  co-edited  The  Faithful 
Christian  with  William  Griffin;  contributed  to  Let's 
Make  a  Memory  by  Gloria  Gaither  and  Shirley 
Dobson  and  to  Ambassadors  for  Christ,  edited  by 
John  Woodbridge;  co-authored  I'm  Pregnant .  .  . 
Now  What?  —  A  Resource  of  Choices  for 
Unplanned  Pregnancies,  available  on  the  Web  at 
www.forpregnancyhelp.com.  Daughter  of  Ruth 
and  Billy  Graham,  she  is  working  on  hi  Every  Pew 
Sits  a  Broken  Heart. 

Wellford  L.  Sanders  Jr.  of  Richmond,  man- 
aging director  of  First  Union  Securities  Inc., 
recently  purchased  by  Wachovia  Securities.  He  is 
also  a  director  of  PHC  Retail  Holding  Co.,  which 
owns  Peebles  department  stores.  Sanders,  a  gradu- 
ate of  Hampden-Sydney,  has  a  law  degree  from  the 
University  of  Virginia.  He  is  married  to  Ann 
Humphrey  Sanders  '67. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


Moe  Hardy  Earns 
The  Good  Bounces 


By   Shkrry   R.   Cox   '4'? 

Where  is  it  written  that 
a  basketball  player 
must  be  tall  —  six 
feet  or  more  —  to  be  successful? 
Certainly  not  at  Mary  Baldwin 
College  or  at  John  Marshall 
High  School  in  Richmond, 
Virginia.  At  both,  Maneisha 
Rayshawn  "Moe"  Hardy  '04  — 
5  feet  3  inches  on  a  "tall  day" 
—  has  wowed  crowds,  team- 
mates, and  coaches  with  her 
ability  to  steal,  pass,  rebound, 
and  score. 

As  a  young  girl.  Hardy 
tried  other  sports,  including 
volleyball  and  softball,  but 
nothing  felt  right  until  her 
grandmother,  with  whom  she 
lived,  introduced  her  to  bas- 
ketball at  age  7  and  even 
showed  her  some  moves. 


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Maneisha  Rayshawn  "Moe"  Hardy  '04,  nght 

Hardy  would  accompany  her 
grandmother  to  work  at  a 
nearby  park,  where  she 
learned  to  love  basketball.  But 
there  was  a  strict  rule  — 
homework  first,  a  requirement 
that  her  grandmother  still  tries 
to  enforce. 

Growing  up.  Hardy  played 
Amateur  Athletic  Union  basket- 
ball for  six  years  and  high 
school  ball  four  years.  While  at 
John  Marshall,  she  played  on 
three  all-conference  teams,  was 
named  Most  Valuable  Player 
twice,  and  as  a  junior,  led  the 
team  in  steals,  points,  and 
assists.  Then-MBC  Coach 
Robert  Walters  saw  Hardy  play 
and  contacted  her.  She  had 
looked  at  colleges  closer  to 
home  but  watched  several 
Squirrels  games  and  decided  to 
apply  to  MBC. 

The  past  two  years.  Hardy 
has  played  under  Coach  Jackie 
Bryan.  "I'm  used  to  coaches 
who  yell  at  you,"  said  Hardy. 
"Coach  stays  calm.  And  she  lis- 
tens to  our  ideas.  You  can  talk 


to  her  about  anything,  not  just 
basketball.  The  whole  coaching 
staff  is  great.  They  care  about  us 
and  expect  the  best  from  us  on 
and  off  the  court." 

When  not  playing  at  MBC, 
Hardy  stays  in  shape  by  work- 
ing out  with  her  old  AAU  team. 
Her  step-father,  one  of  her  for- 
mer high  school  and  AAU 
coaches,  suggests  improvements, 
and  she  works  toward  accom- 
plishing several  each  summer. 
Being  in  the  National  Guard  — 
she's  a  sergeant  with  a  unit  out 
of  Portsmouth,  Virginia  —  helps 
keep  her  in  shape,  too,  as  does 
helping  Bryan  with  summer 
camps  at  MBC  for  secondary- 
school  students.  During  the 
year.  Hardy  keeps  in  touch  with 
the  teens,  inviting  them  to 
watch  the  Squirrels  and  attend- 
ing as  many  of  their  games  as 
possible,  even  though  "they  pick 
on  me  because  they  are  taller." 

Despite  "lots  of  injuries" 
during  her  three  years  at  Mary 
Baldwin,  Hardy  has  pounded 
the  hardwood  in  76  of  77 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


games,  starting  in  69.  Not  only 
has  she  consistently  led  the  team 
in  assists,  Hardy  has  been  a  top 
scorer,  ranking  second  in  the 
Atlantic  Women's  Colleges 
Conference  as  a  sophomore,  and 
has  earned  spots  on  two  all-con- 
ference teams.  And  she's  a 
top-notch  thief  —  of  the  basket- 
ball, that  is  —  who  last  year 
ranked  10th  in  steals  among 
National  Collegiate  Athletic 
Association  Division  III  women's 
basketball  players. 

A  captain  for  two  years, 
Hardy  said  the  recent  season 
brought  changes.  "We  were 
younger  but  more  competitive," 
she  said.  "Increased  recruiting 
has  resulted  in  more  talent  on 
■  the  team.  Erica  [Dabney]  and 
Katrina  [Scruggs]  were  awesome 
as  freshmen.  Having  Erica  in  the 
middle  made  a  big  difference. 
She  did  a  good  job  —  impressed 
me.  We  spread  the  scoring 
around,  and  that's  what  made  us 
a  threat.  We  finished  third  even 
though  we  only  had  six  or  seven 
players  most  games  because  of 
injuries.  And  we  were  still  trying 
to  get  to  know  each  other." 

This  year.  Hardy  averaged 
nearly  six  rebounds  per  game,  a 
feat  that  Bryan  described  as 
"awesome  for  a  5-feet-3-inch 
college  player."  She  earned  the 
MBC  Coach's  Award  as  the 
most  valuable  player.  "Moe  is 
coachable  and  dependable,"  said 
Bryan.  "She  was  a  leader  on  the 
court  and  the  stabilizer,  playing 
with  much  more  consistency  to 
help  our  many  young  players. 
We  had  a  much  more  successful 
year  because  of  it." 

Hardy,  too,  is  pleased  with 
her  evolving  role  as  point  guard 
—  the  floor  leader  who  sets  up 
plays.  "As  a  point  guard,  you 
need  to  be  able  to  communicate 
with  the  team  and  the  coach  — 
be  sure  everyone's  in  the  right 
place.  It's  like  being  a  coach  on 
the  floor.  You  have  to  be  a  voice 
leader.  My  first  two  years,  I 
never  talked  much,  and  that  was 
a  problem." 


Now  that  she  has  found  her 
voice  on  the  court.  Hardy  also  is 
more  comfortable  speaking  up  in 
class.  "I  ask  questions  in  class 
instead  of  waiting  to  speak  to 
my  professor  one-on-one  or  ask- 
ing questions  by  e-mail." 
Basketball  has  benefited  her  in 
other  ways.  "Basketball  keeps 
me  focused  on  school  and  what 
choices  I  make  in  life." 

One  of  her  choices  as  a 
sophomore  was  to  sign  up  for 
the  Army  Reserve  Officer 
Training  Corps.  After  gradua- 
tion in  May  2004,  Hardy  will 
serve  eight  years  as  an  Army 
officer.  She  hopes  to  play  basket- 
ball for  the  Army  and  then  play 
professionally  overseas.  And  she 
might  try  coaching. 

A  computer  information 
systems  major,  Hardy  wants  to 
earn  a  master's  in  computer  engi- 
neering and  program  video 
games.  Plans  that  might  sound 
daunting  to  others  just  timible 
out  of  this  petite  dynamo,  no 
surprise  to  those  who  have  fol- 
lowed her  career  at  Mary 
Baldwin. 

"Moe  might  be  small  in  size 
but  she  is  large  in  try,"  said 
Debra  Wenger,  her  advisor  and 
assistant  professor  of  computer 
information  systems.  "She  tries 
hard  at  everything,  from  juggling 
her  academic  course  load  with 
her  ROTC  and  basketball  com- 
mitments, to  completing  her 
challenging  assignments  for  my 
courses,  to  giving  her  all  for  the 
Squirrels  team." 

Before  focusing  on  life  after 
college,  Hardy  has  more  imme- 
diate goals.  One  is  to  beat  her 
step-father  at  one-on-one. 
Another  is  having  her  grand- 
mother in  the  stands  for  some  of 
her  senior  games.  Her  mother, 
who  is  a  big  part  of  her  support 
system  on  and  off  the  court,  has 
already  felt  the  pride  of  watching 
her  daughter  excel  as  a  college 
athlete.  Next  season  should  be 
exciting.  Hardy  is  closing  in  on 
two  Mary  Baldwin  records: 
career  assists  and  steals. 


Squirrels  Win  Sports  Honors 

Quality  outshone  quantity  as  MBC's  team  of  seven  —  four  of 
whom  were  first-year  players  —  completed  regular  season 
basketball  action  with  a  7-6  third-place  record  in  the  Atlantic 
Women's  Colleges  Conference.  Overall,  the  Fighting  Squirrels 
finished  12-14.  In  tournament  play,  sixth-place  Wilson  College 
upset  Mary  Baldwin  75-65. 

Freshman  Erica  Dabney  ranked  sixth  in  the  nation  among 
National  Collegiate  Athletic  Association  Division  III  women's 
basketball  players  in  rebounds,  averaging  nearly  14  per  game. 
Dabney  won  a  spot  on  the  all-conference  first  team,  IVIaneisha 
Hardy  was  named  to  the  second  team,  and  Katrina  Scruggs 
earned  honorable  mention. 

The  swimming  Squirrels  finished  third  in  regular-season 
competition  with  a  1-2  conference  record.  They  placed  fourth 
in  championship  action.  Captain  Jenny  Carman  finished  first  in 
the  100-meter  butterfly  and  second  in  the  50-meter  freestyle. 
Jen  Kukia  swam  to  second  in  the  100-  and  200-meter  breast 
stroke,  and  Reiko  Ishikawa  finished  second  in  the  100 
freestyle.  MBC's  200  freestyle  relay  team  finished  second. 

Carman  was  all-conference  first  team,  and  KukIa  joined 
Ishikawa  and  Anne  Forsythe  with  honorable  mention. 


Ryn  Bruce  '99 

Director  of  Volunteers 


How  You  Can  Help 
Mary  Baldwin  College 


10. 
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Wear  your  MBC  apparel  purchased  through  the  MBC 
Gift  Shop  (selection  in  this  magazine). 

Represent  Mary  Baldwin  as  a  delegate  at  another 
academic  institution's  presidential  inauguration. 

Present  one  of  our  competitive  scholarships  to  an 
incoming  freshman  at  her  high  school  awards  ceremony. 


Become  a  member  of  your  class  reunion  team. 

6.    Encourage  fellow  MBC  alums  to  participate  in  Mary 
Baldwin's  Annual  Giving.  (The  participation  rate  is 
important  to  our  success.) 

5.   Help  plan  an  event  for  MBC  in  your  area. 

4.   Take  a  packet  of  information  about  MBC  (we'll  send  it 
to  you)  to  your  high  school's  guidance  office. 

3.  Attend  a  college  fair  in  your  area. 

2.    Refer  a  student.  Use  the  referral  card  inserted  in  this 
magazine  or  go  to  www.mbc.edu/alumnae  and  click 
on  student  referral  form. 

1.    Take  Mary  Baldwin's  success  personally. 

The  topic  of  Ryn's  Top  10  for  the  next  issue  will  be  the  best  ways 
to  promote  Mary  Baldwin  in  your  area.  The  person  sending  us  the 
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embroidered  with  the  IVlary  Baldwin  College  logo.  Send  ideas  to 
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tures the  MBC  logo  in  green  embroidery.  Ultra 
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khaki  X-50G  $12 

I    MBC  APRON 

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J.  MBC  CHARMS 

Add  one  of  these  gold  or  silver  charms  to  a 
necklace  or  bracelet  to  remember  your  MBC 
days.  Great  gift  idea,  too.  Allow  2-4  weeks 
for  delivery. 

10  Karat  Gold 

Acorn    T-AC10 S130 

Apple    T-A10     $95 

Squirrel T-SIO  $95 

MBC  Seal T-M10    .  .  . 

14  Karat  Gold 

Acorn    T-AC14 $195 

Apple    T-A14   $125 

Squirrel -  .T-S14   $125 

MBC  Seal  T-M14    $90 

Sterling  Silver 

Acorn    T-ACS $30 

Apple    T-AS $30 

Squirrel T-SS $18 

MBC  Seal  T-MS  $30 

K.  PEWTER  JEWELRY  BOX 

Handcrafted  in  Virginia,  this  beautiful  pewter 
jewelry  box  is  perfect  for  your  class  ring, 
charms,  and  other  keepsakes.  Lined  with  blue 
velvet  and  engraved  with  MBC  seal.  3.5  inches 
in  diameter. 
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L.  SQUIRREL  FRAME 

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decorated  with  a  raised  brass  squirrel. 
Horizontal  or  vertical  available. 

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4x6  Horizontal  Frame   ......  X-52SH $25 

5x7  Vertical  Frame X-52LV   $36 

5x7  Horizontal  Frame    X-52LH $35 

M.  MBCKEYCHAIN 

Small  but  sturdy  brass  keychain  with  green 

MBC  seal. 

Keychain  X-51  $10 


IM.  ELEGANT  BRASS  ORNAMENTS 

Put  MBC  on  your  tree  with  these  hand-crafted 
3-D  miniature  ornaments  showing  the  Alumnae 
House  and  the  Administration  Building. 
Available  in  sparkling  24k  gold  finish.  Purchase 
separately  or  as  a  pair.  Gift  boxed. 

Administration    X-3B   $10 

Alumnae  House  X-^ 

Collect  Both X-38A $18 

O.  MBC  PAINTED  MIRROR 

This  handsome  wall  mirror  features  the 
Administration  Building,  artfully  hand-painted 
on  reverse  glass  using  a  centuries-old  tech- 
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frame  has  an  antiqued  silver  finish  that  is 
appropriate  for  home  or  office. 
Painted  Mirror  EDPM   $195 

R  PEN  AND  INK  PAPERWEIGHT 

The  glass  paperweight  features  a  pen  and  ink 
scene  of  the  Administration  Building  and  is  cast 
from  pure  American  glass.  An  optional  date  or 
message  can  be  added  for  an  additional  charge 
of  $10.  Each  paperweight  comes  in  a  custom- 
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Pen  &  Ink  Paperweight    EDPW $30 

Q.  MBC  PAINTED  BOX 

This  desk  box  makes  a  handsome  addition  to 

any  home  or  office.  Made  of  poplar  wood 

hand-finished  in  deep  cherry,  it  features  an 

eglomise  hand  painting  of  the  Administration 

Building. 

Painted  Box    EDPB $195 


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R.  MINIATURE  MEMORIES 

Select  your  favorite  campus  building,  and 
Elizabeth  Robinson  Harnson  '55  will  handcraft  a 
realistic  miniature  just  for  you.  Allow  6-8  weeks 
for  delivery  Please  specify  the  building(s)  you 
want  (Administration  Building,  Alumnae  House, 
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Building,  Bell  House.  Bowman  House, 
Edmondson  House,  Hill  Top,  Memorial,  North 
Bailey,  Rose  Terrace,  South  Bailey,  Spencer, 
Tullidge,  Woodrow Terrace  Apartments, 
Woodson,  Tram  Station,  Woodrow  Wilson's 
Birthplace) 

Miniature  R-1 $12 

Set  of  4  Miniatures     R-2  $40 

S    MARY  BALDWIN  CAMPUS  PRINT 

One  of  the  prettiest  renderings  ever  created  of 
the  Mary  Baldwin  campus  by  the  famous  Virginia 
artist  Eric  Fitzpatnck. 
Print  (17"  X  ir'l  X-1  $25 

T  REFLECTIONS  FOR  A  LIFETIME 

Mary  Baldwin's  beloved  professor,  Dr  Thomas 
Grafton,  compiled  his  favorite  prayers  in  "Make 
Meaningful  These  Passing  Years,"  originally  print- 
ed in  1946,  This  makes  a  nice  addition  to  any 
library. 
Book  X-35  $10 

U.  PLAYING  WITH  FIRE 

Beautiful  thoughts  to  enrich  your  spiritual  journey 
A  collection  of  sermons  and  prayers  by  Mary 
Baldwin's  chaplain,  the  Rev,  Patricia  Hunt 
Book  x-54  $10 

V.  MBC  CHAIRS 

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tnm  combined  with  a  timeless  design  make  an 
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Black  Arms 

JRl 

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Cherry  Arms 

JR2  , 

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Captain's  Chair 

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Black  Arms 

JC3 

$245 

Cherry  Arms 

JC4 

$270 

W    MBC  FLAG 

Show  your  school  spirit  wth  this  handsome 

green  and  white  flag.  28"x  42" 

Flag  FG-l  $25 

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Gourmet  Virginia  peanuts  are  great  for 

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2-1/2  lbs  E-4  $15 

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Perfect  for  your  home,  this  100%  cotton  afghan 
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Golf  Umbrella  X-55  $25 

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Dear  Friends, 

/^-  g  As  I  reflect  on  the  leadership  pro- 

.-^^^        vided  by  President  C\Tithia  H. 
^K'  ^^^k        Tyson,  it  is  apparent  to  me  that 
we  alumnae/i  have  growTi  closer 
to  the  college  as  a  result  of  her  direct,  d\Tiamic  and 
yet  elegant  style. 

Her  interest  in  getting  to  know  alumnae/i  all 
across  the  countr>-  has  resulted  in  many  of  otu: 
graduates'  being  better  connected  to  the  college  and 
more  knowledgeable  about  our  alma  mater  than 
ever  before.  Graduates  are  urged  to  know  facts 
about  the  institution's  various  programs,  imder- 
stand  its  financial  status,  and  appreciate  the 
challenges  of  marketing  a  women's  college. 

Dr.  Tyson's  expectation  is  that  when  we  are 
well  inlormed  we  will  become  ambassadors  for  the 
college  and  share  our  knowledge  with  other  alum- 
nae/i. "It  is  your  college!"  can  be  heard  wherever 
and  whenever  she  speaks  —  in  volunteer-board 


meetings,  social  gatherings,  and  individual  conver- 
sations. She  graciously  asserts  that  Man^  Baldwin 
will  thrive  if  its  alumnae/i  remain  committed  and 
engaged  and  thanks  us  for  our  support  of  the  col- 
lege. I  know  that  I,  like  many  others,  have  been 
strongly  influenced  and  involved  with  the  coUege  as 
a  result  of  the  vibrant  messages  delivered  by  this 
poised  and  eloquent  lady. 

We  have  been  blessed  to  have  Dr.  Tyson.  She 
has  moved  our  beloved  alma  mater  forward  in 
innumerable  areas.  I  wish  her  well  in  her  retire- 
ment and  know  that  she  will  remain  associated 
with  the  college  that  she  loves.  I  also  look  for- 
ward to  working  with  a  new  president  who  will 
appreciate  Dr.  Tyson's  legacy  as  she  makes  the 
presidency  her  own. 

With  warm  regards, 


Sue  McDow^ell  Whidock  '67 


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ALUMNAE /I     ASSOCIATION     BOARD     OF     DIRECTORS 

Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  '67  president,  Lansdale,  PA;  Ann  Gordon  Abbott  Evans  '65,  vice  president  and  president-elect,  Hampton,  VA;  Lynn 
Tuggle  Gilliland  '80,  executive  director.  Office  of  Alumnae/i  Activities,  Staunton,  VA;  Dorian  Akernnan  '92,  Arlington,  VA;  Katherine  Jackson 
Anderson  '80,  Columbia,  SC;  Pannela  Leigh  Anderson  '84,  Jefferson,  GA;  Kathleen  Beck  Andes  '98,  Grottoes,  VA;  Dorothy  Beals  Ballew  '53, 
Johnson  City  TN;  Alice  Blair  '86,  Alexandria,  VA;  Nancy  Kunkle  Carey  '51 ,  Staunton,  VA;  Mary  Melissa  Derby  '88,  Alexandria,  VA;  Emily 
Alexander  Douglas  '98,  Nashville,  TN;  Ann Trusler  Faith  '69,  Ridgefield,  CT;  Virginia  Royster  Francisco  '64,  Staunton,  VA;  Leigh  Hamblin 
Gordon  '78,  Richmond,  VA;  Jean  Grainger  '70,  New  York,  NY;  Anne  Kennan  '95,  Baltimore,  MD;  Jane  G.  Kornegay  '83,  Williamsburg,  VA; 
Kathryn  Ann  McCormack'OO,  Richmond,  VA;  Bonnie  Tuggle  Miller  '76,  Richmond,  VA;  Garnett  Clymer  Ogden  '95,  Frisco,  TX;  Fleet  Lynch 
Roberts  '81 ,  Valentines.  VA;  JaneT  Russell  Steelman  "52,  Lottsburg,  VA;  Debra  Feigin  Sukin  '92,  Houston,  TX;  M.  Elizabeth  Swope  '66, 
Arlington,  VA;  JaneTownes  '69,  Shelbyville,  TN;  Kellie  Warner  '90,  Charlotte,  NC. 


class  notes 


1928 

LOUISE  JACKSON  Stewart  moved  from 
Florida  to  Brighton  Gardens,  an  assisted  liv- 
ing facility  in  Winston-Salem  NC 

DOROTHY  MILLER  Campbell  of 

Bethlehem  PA  is  95  and  still  enjoys  attending 
the  Bethlehem  Garden  Club,  playing  bndge, 
and  doing  lots  of  reading. 


1932 


ALENE      BREWSTER      Lamer      of 

Blacksburg  VA  is  91  and  continues  to 
teach  piano  in  her  home  to  a  dozen  stu- 
dents ranging  in  age  from  5  to  18.  Her 
first  formal  piano  lesson  was  in  Staunton 
84  years  ago.  when  she  was  1,  but  her 
love  for  it  came  earlier.  The  February  24 
edition  of  the  Staunton  Hevis  Leaderiea- 
tured  an  article  on  Alene.  It  reads:  "I've 
played  since  I  could  walk,  I  remember 
being  so  little  and  reaching  up  to  the  keys 
to  play."  A  double-maior  in  piano  and 
organ,  Alene  began  teaching  after  gradu- 
ating from  tvlary  Baldwin  in  1932. Three 
years  later  she  married  Tom  Lamer,  a 
Virginia  Tech  graduate.  Alene.  Tom,  and 
their  children  moved  frequently  across 
the  world  during  his  military  career,  and 
Alene  taught  piano  in  locations  including 
Italy,  Panama.  IVIassachusetts,  Kansas, 
Pennsylvania.  Washington  DC.  Maryland, 
and  Illinois, 


1933 


JEAN  BREHM  Cottman  of  Wilmington  DE 
writes: "  My  family  told  me  I  had  to  stay  in 
Wilmington  in  May  to  celebrate  the  gradua- 
tion of  two  grandsons,  one  from  the 
University  of  Delaware  and  one  from  high 
school,  if  all  goes  well.  Sorry  to  miss 
Homecoming  2003" 

RUTH  EDMUNDS  Shepherd  of  Charleston 
WV  writes:  "I  have  been  living  at  a  retire- 
ment community  called  Edgewood  Summit 
very  happily  for  over  seven  years.  I  have 
three  grandsons,  three  granddaughters,  one 


great-granddaughter,  and  am  expecting  a 
new  great-grandchild  this  spnng" 

LOUISE  RANDQL  Brooks  of  Richmond  VA 

IS  enioying  her  90lh  year 

1938 

DOROTHY  COHEN  Silvemiian  of  Melville 
NY  IS  now  a  great-grandmother 

RUTH  ROSE  GALEY  Welliver  of  Columbia 
MO  writes  "Warren  and  I  will  celebrate  our 
60th  wedding  anniversary  at  a  family  dinner 
with  our  three  daughters,  their  spouses,  and 
a  granddaughter" 

ALICE  BORDEN  MOORE  Sisson  of 

Wrightsville  Beach  NC  writes  "I'm  work- 
ing part  time  as  a  clinical  social  worker 
My  area  of  practice  is  marital  and  family 
therapy" 

OPAL  NEWTON  Garrett  of  San  Antonio  TX 
writes:  "Oscar  and  I  have  been  married  63 
years  as  of  April  2002.  We  have  three  won- 
derful daughters,  nine  wonderful 
grandchildren,  and  seven  wonderful  great- 
grandchildren," 


1940 


JEAN  BAUM  Mair  of  Bloomfield  CT 

writes  "I  thought  I  was  through  with  trav- 
eling out  of  country,  but  in  October  I  went 
to  Portugal,  across  northern  Spain  to 
Bosque,  Bilbao,  and  Biarritz  with  several 
old  friends  from  Northampton,  where  I 
lived  for  more  than  30  years" 

SARA  FRANCES  FERRELL  Shay  of 

Linthicum  Heights  MD  wntes'  "Being  a 
grandparent  is  fun!  Fortunately  for  me.  I'm 
able  to  be  involved  with  my  two  grandsons 
My  younger  grandson  is  a  student  at 
University  of  South  Carolina  and  enjoying 
life.  My  older  grandson  served  a  year  with 
AmeriCorps  after  graduating  from  college, 
and  has  now  joined  the  Coast  Guard.  Other 
than  family  I'm  busy  with  community  activi- 
ties and  vanous  organizations  to  which  I 
belong.  Thankfully,  my  health  remains  good 
and  I  can  remain  independent!" 


EMMA  PADGETT  FitzHugh  of  Newport 

News  VA  had  surgeries  last  year  to  replace 
a  hip  joint  and  a  left  knee,  Emma  says 
she's  very  happy  with  life  and  enioys  stay- 
ing in  touch  with  classmate  ALMEYDA 
SPRATELY  Peyton 

1942 

EMILY  EAKLE  Morgan  of  Staunton  VA 
writes   ■  1  am  now  a  great-grandmother  to  lit- 
tle Jeremy  Yates" 

ELIZABETH  MCGRATH  Anthony  wntes 
"We  spend  our  time  between  Wild  Dunes  in 
South  Carolina  and  Lake  Lure  in  North 
Carolina,  helping  a  lovely  deserving  moun- 
tain couple  with  a  late-life  crisis  to  a  better 
life  Ver/ gratifying" 

KAY  POERSCHKE  Stevens  of  Naples  FL 
wntes:  "Garth  and  I  are  still  pretty  active.  He 
swims  25  laps  in  the  pool  every  day  while  I 
walk  the  beach  and  swim  some  We've  cut 
down  on  golf  and  play  nine  holes  instead  of 
eighteen.  Our  mam  hobby  and  |oy  is  ball- 
room dancing  We  still  take  a  lesson  every 
week  and  dance  three  to  four  times  a  week 
It's  a  delightful  way  to  exercise  and  meet 
new  people,  too  Our  children  and  14  grand- 
children keep  us  busy  as  well," 

JANET  WERNER  Harris  of  Fredericksburg 
TX  and  classmate  BETTY  BAILEY  Hall  of 
Austin  TX  keep  up  to  date  with  e-mails  and 
"see  each  other  now  and  then," 


1943 


CAROLINE  HUNT  of  Dallas  TX  is  founder 
of  Rosewood  Hotels  &  Resorts  and  Lady 
Primrose's,  an  antiques  and  gift  shop  she 
owns  with  business  partner  Vivian  Young. 
Caroline  was  featured  in  an  article  in  Texas 
Living  magazine  titled  "Lady  Primrose's 
Products"  that  reads,  "This  entrepreneur 
does  it  all-  She  founds  hotels,  sells 
antiques,  writes  books,  and  produces  fra- 
grances and  an  exclusive  line  of  toiletnes." 
Caroline  was  featured  as  a  candidate  in 
Victoria  magazine's  Entrepreneur  2002 
contest. 


MARY  JANE  LYLES  Houston  of  San 

Antonio  TX  writes  "  1  ]ust  celebrated  my 
80th  I'm  in  fair  health  with  two  grown  sons 
and  four  grandchildren,  God's  in  his  heaven 

and  all's  right  with  the  world" 

1944 

DOROTHY  CLEVELAND  Robb  of  Wayzata 

MN  writes  "1  am  a  busy,  happy  80-year-old 
with  lovely  memories  of  Mary  Baldwin,  So 
sorry  to  have  Dr  Tyson  retire.  She  has  led 
Mary  Baldwin  to  national  attention" 

FRANCESTAYLOR  Roberts  and  husband 
Dan  are  residents  of  the  Presbyterian  Home 
of  South  Carolina  -  Columbia  They  have  lived 
there  for  over  a  year 

EVA  VINES  Eutsler  writes:  "My  husband, 
Kern,  a  retired  United  Methodist  bishop, 
and  I  are  enjoying  retirement  at  Covenant 
Woods,  a  new  retirement  center  in 
Mechanicsville  VA." 


1945 


VIRGINIA  BRIDGERS  Corrigan  of  San 

Antonio  TX  writes  "Always  proud  to  say  that 
I  went  to  Mary  Baldwin,  I  spent  two  very 
happy  years  there" 

ANNE  GARD  Kinzie  of  Leland  Ml  wntes  "I 
saw  classmate  BETTY  NEISLERTimberiake 
at  Bald  Head  Island  at  Thanksgiving,  which 
was  wonderful!  All  here  about  the  same." 


1946 


GLADYS  MCMANAWAY  Poindexter  of 

Winston-Salem  NC  writes   'I'm  volunteenng 
at  a  free  pharmacy  and  clinic  and  love  doing 
this  I  am  active  at  Centenary  United 
Methodist  Church" 


1947 


MARGUERITE  "MUGGY"  GASTON  Garrett 

of  LufkinTX  writes  "I'm  teaching  my  8-year- 
old  granddaughter  to  play  the  piano  When 
she  IS  here,  we  have  a  great  time.  She  asked 
me  last  week  why  she  didn't  have  a  real 
piano  teacher  and  I  told  her  I  was  cheaper!" 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Sumnner  2003 


ELIZABETH  DUNN  Sames  or  Carapeake 
MC  wnites:. "  I.  broke  my  hip  in  June  2QQ1:, 
SQ'  live  slewed  up.  I  still  play  same  at 
diwdii.  I.'m  glad  we  did  our  traveling  tfie 
last  five  years " 

MARY  HJZASETH  REED  Smyth  of 

fw"  t:  ;    -;;-:-:  tC  among 
■:  .-:-;:     :  -  .-   ■      ---eSQth 
-,'.;;.;■    - " "  _.;     'f'^- 'ccftheVirginia 
Faunoe'cr.  rcr  I'deperoe.^"  Colleges  in  July 
ZQQ2  alcng  with  LOUISE  ROSSETT 
McNaniee  70 


1948 


BETfY  JO  BALES  GaQsgfier  of  Richmond 
VA  writes:  "Ham  still  the  director  oiitfie 
matianali  training'  center  for  resource  center 
direEtfflrs  at  lUnion-PSCE  in  Richmond.  We 
are  ecamerical  and  train  resource  center 
:r-  ;    "^ain^inedenominaoons. 

"  "cation." 


LcOric  '  SAcc '  oEUJNGRAjH  Jones  of 

Liuie  Seek  AR.  wniEs;  "My  grandchildren!  ate 
grown.,  witiii  one  mam"ed.  I'm  just  an  old 
widow  woman." 

BETSY  BBtRV  WaCamson  dr  HrdiMimdi  VS. 

writes:  "I've published  my  ayvncaokSaolc 
and  I  am  doing  water  aerobics." 

GBtALDINE  'GH)'  CANBY  Candl  writes: 
"  My  three  sons  and  tiieir  families  all  live 
here,  thankfully,  I  attend  Si^  Marie's  Episcopal 
Chumji  and  enpy  playing  hndge  and 
mahjong  once  a  week." 

B/IARTHA  GODWIN  Saunders  of  Suffdik  VA 

:r::  =  :;-:•:■-  r  _,;  t  =--•:;  '^--t    a  retire- 

■=rc  '  I'i'       \  -.  a:;il  in  Suffolk  and  very 
cca.a  r.   V;"':E-;r  HamsanisatSvracuse 
L,',!'.=:3.;,,  ,^:a:-,-Carson,  is  at  Sl,  Andrei/vs  in 
Deia><var^,  aticiTnaGy;,  10;.  is  stilli  ttie  princess 
at  home"' 


1949 


JEAN  Fart V' 

:":  ■     -  ,vrites:"l  ami  a 

years  w::* 
teerworiK  ,'.-_ 

■ ;     :  - ;   -  ; ;:^oolS- 1  dovatamr 
■  -e  -i-encan  Cancer 

Society's  Reach  to  Recover/  program"' 

JUUA  JOHNSTON  Befton  of  Melbaun^e  FL 
repori3  thatsoniThQraas,,  52;  died  Decembef 
23.,, 2002. Thomas,  VMi: '72,  woricedasam 
agert  far  Ne^f  Ysrit  Life  far  titie  past  TQ'  years. 


1950 

JEANNE  "BUNMV  ASHBY  Rmh  enjoys 

living  at  Woods  Edge  in  Ranklin  VA.  Hunny 
had  classmate  VIRGINIA  'GIM''  ROSE 
Hagee  and  feJIoxv  alumna  NANCY  RAWLS 
Vfetson '48 CT/er fbrmanksgjving  last year. 

ANNA  «}SE  CACOARAGUA  Peduto  of 

MomstCAn  PA  rgoor3:  "Ed and  I  areenioy- 
ing  our  re"ra'-e''"   •'•■'-  atenced  our 
granddaucr:;-  E  -  cr-;.:rrri  graduation  i"n 
Mew  Hamps.-i,-r  a,-i;  "a-e  T?;eled  no  Las 
Vegas,  Missoun,  Kansas,  and  Virginia" 

MARY  HORION  Vfeldron  of  Gaitiiersburg 
MD  IS  on  the  board  of  directors  at  Asbun/ 
Methodist  Wllage,  is  sen,ing  her  I2th  year  as 
gavemorofWesle/Trieologcal  Seminary, 
amiJ  is  president  of  tiiie  Asliurji  Home  Guild 


andtlie  Keese  School  of  Continuing 
Education.  AMY  Mary  is  also  a  grandmother 
of  five,  ranging  in  age  from  4to  13. 

JOANN  MITCHELL  Gner  of  Salisbury  MD 
writes:  "This  is  Dave's  and  my  22nd  year 
serving  on  tiie  board  of  Christian  Shelter 
which  yve  helped  begin.  What  an  adventure! 
Whata  feith  builder  in  glorifying  God,  who's 
done  it  all'" 

MARY  ELIZABETH  "BETSY'  WHTTE 
Richards  of  Boones  Mill  VA  writes: "  I  stiil 
enioy  church  woA,  volunteenng.  playing 
hndge,  and  yisiting  witii  classmate  MARIE 
MCCLURE  Beck  several  times  a  year^' 

1951 

OUIDA  CALDWELL  Davfe  of  White  Sulphur 
Spnngs  WV  wntes;  "I'm  still  busy  with  vol- 
unteer worii,  serving  as  vice  president  of 
ttustees  of  White  Sulphur  Springs  Public 
Ubrar/,  a  member  of  Main  Street  Board,  an 
elder  at  First  Ptesbyterian  Church,  and  presi- 
dent of  the  Ctaiie-PatBini  Miiisetim  Mouse 
Fdundation-"' 


CHARLOTTE  "CHAR"  JACKSON  Beiiy 

of  Columbia  SC  was  honored  in  January 
as  Humanitarian  of  theYearbytiieUniled 
Wa/  of  tine  Midlands.  Volunteer  work  has 
been  a  lifelong  passion,  and  Char  has 
served  on  the  boards  of  mare  than  40 
nonprofit  organizations.  She  is  a  trustee 
of  Mary  Baldwin  and  the  College  of 
Qiiarieston.  The  January  T9,  2003,  edition 
of  f&e  Sate  newspaper  reads,  "'Shehas 
a  great  humanitarian  heart,  a  servant 
heart'  said  U.S.  Senator  Biiabeth  Dale, 
H^€„  who  became  friends  with  Char 
tHirough  tiieir  work  with  tiie  Amencan 
Red  Crass,  'She  is  a  beautiful  person 
inside  and  out " 


JEAN  KYLE  Hedges  and  husband  Lewis  of 

Artingtion  VA  are  spending  more  time  in  thei'r 
cabin  in  Gala:(VA,  yvheretiiey  visit  with 
Jean's  aayeaFold  raotiier,  who  still  lives  in, 
iieir  own  home. 

DOROTHY  SMTTH  Purse  of  Dallas TX 
writes: "  1  eniay  having  ti>vo  daughters  and 
ti«a  grandchildren  living  here  in  Dallas,  with 
ray  tiiird  daughter  not  far  away,  t  spend  my 
ti'rwewitii  family  church,  and  friends,,  and 
fael  ver:/  biessed!" 


19. 


3S1 

MARGARET  MCLAUGHLIN  Grove  of 

Charlottesville  VA  enjoyed  the  Grafton 
Saciety  luncheon  during  Homecoming 
weelcend  ini  Ma/: 

1953 

NANCY  "WffiyNE"  HENDRICKS  of  Huntsville 
ALwrties:  "I'm  still  involved  witii  Altitisa  and 
the  activities  of  ttie  club  as  vvell  as  enjoying 
volunteering  at  Hamsan  Brothers.  The  other 
volunteers  are  fun  and  interesting  to  be 
arpund."  Wayne  enioyed  spending  Chiiistmas 
with  her  family  in  NashvilleTN. 

MARY  ASBURY  Cobb  writes:  "Three  years 
ago  yve  moved  tio  Norcross,  GA — two  doors 
down  fiiom  our  soni  Danien:  and  his  femily. 


We  have  one  granddaughter,  14,  who  is  tine 
apple  of  our  eye.  We  travel  all  over  the  United 
States  witii  Paul's  golf." 

MARJORIE  BENTON  Hooper  of  Austin  TX 
yvas  expecting  her  seventh  grandchild  at  tiie 
time  of  her  class  reunion  and  regretted  not 
being  able  to  attend.  She  extends  best  wish- 
es to  all. 

JANE  LAIRD  Hammond  writes:  "After  50 
years  in  Moss  Point  MS,  I  moved  to  Tupelo 
MS  to  be  closer  to  my  children.  I  hope  to 
attend  my  50tii  Man/  Baldwin  reunion  in 
May." 

ELLEN  MARTIN  Coe  lives  in  Gulf  Breeze  FL 
witii  husband  James.  She  wntes:  "We  have 
four  children  and  eight  grandchildren,  and  are 
now  retired.  Our  two  sons  operate  our  busi- 
ness, The  Pensacola  Hardware  Company, 

SUE  MCMANUS  of  St  Augustine  FL  writes: 
"Before  July  1,  2003, 1  will  move  into  tiie 
Penney  Farms  Retirement  Community.  This 
is  a  delightful  Christian  village  established  in 
1926  by  J.  C.  Penney  I  will  have  a  home 
with  an  attached  garage.  I'll  be  38  miles  from 
the  ocean  I've  visited  daily  ftjr  almost  10 
years,  and  will  raiss  it,  but  it  is  time  to  move 
on  now." 

CHARLOTTE  SHEFFER  Reid  of  Staunton  VA 

IS  retired  and  looking  after  family  members. 

ETHEL  SMEAK  of  Staunton  VA  enioyed  a  tnp 
to  Portugal  last  fall  witii  classmate  JANE 
TUCKER  Mitchell. 

JO  ANNTHACKER  West  of  Roanoke  VA 
says  tiiat  she  spends  a  lot  of  time  witii  her 
grandchildren:  Winston  West  IV  12.  and 
Bizabeth  Clara.  6. " Keeps  you  young! " 

JOANNEVAMES  Stamus  of  Roanoke  VA 
reports  her  cousin  PAULINE  VAMES  OakieY 

"53  died  of  cancer  December  16,  2001. 


1954 


ANN  SHAW  MiOer  of  Raleigh  NC  spent  tiie 
summer  in  Boone  NC  building  a  log  house. 
"I've  really  enjoyed  it  I've  also  been  on 
many  tips  with  the  seniors  group  at  chun:h- 
My  husband  Mereditii  passed  away  in  2001 
and  its  been  quite  an  adjustment  after  46 
years.  I'm  planning  a  cruise  for  2003" 

DORA  LEEWILEY  Brovwn  of  Chariotte  NC 
reports  daughter  Lee  Ann  Brown  married 
actor  and  directorTonyTam.They  live  in  New 
York  Cit/,  where  Lee  Ann  teaches  in  the 
English  departinentatSt  Jahnls  Universit/ 
on  Staten  Island: 


1955 


MARY  "KEMP"  JAMISON  Qarke  of 

Riverside  IL reports:  "Nine  grandchildren 
keep  us  busy.  Both  John  and  1  have  been 
going  to  Chautauqua  for  six  summers  and  so 
enjoy  it  I  hope  B:  see  same  Mary  Baldwin 
classmates  there.  Let  us  know  if  you  go." 


1956 


SUSAN  ANDES  Pittman  of  Raleigh  NC  got 

together  in  eariy  November  with  classmates 
ELEANOR  REYNOLDS  Henderson  and 
ELIZABETH  "BETTY"  BOYER  BuBock  for 

"a  few  restftjl  shopping  days"  at  her 
Wrightsville  Beach  house  in  Nortli  Carolina. 


PATRICIA  BOWIE  Davis  of  Hariingen  TX  had 
a  busy  year  of  travel.  In  May  and  June  2002 
she  visited  the  beaches  of  Nomiandy,  which 
she  says  was  "very  sobering,"  sailed  up  the 
Seine  to  Pans,  and  continued  her  travels  to 
London  and  Scotiand.  Last  fall,  she  went  to 
Richmond  and  Williamsburg  VA,  joined  her 
femily  for  Rose  Bowl  festivities,  and  celebrat- 
ed New  Year's  in  San  Diego  CA. 


1957 


JUDY  GABEL  Reeling  of  Baton  Rouge  LA 
writes:  "I'm  enioying  being  the  associate 
presbyter  for  program  and  nurture  for  tiie 
Presbyter/  of  South  Louisiana.  My  husband 
Ted  retired  after  25  years  as  pastor  of  the 
Baker  Preshytenan  Church  in  Baker  LA." 

MARGARET  "PEGGY"  JORSTAD  Lucas 

wntes:  "Our  daughter  Paige,  who's  been  liv- 
ing in  Alaska,  moved  to  soutiiwest  Virginia  in 
September  to  take  a  ]ob  in  public  health 
through  the  Centers  for  Disease  Control  and 
Prevention.  Paige  wori<s  as  an  epidemiolo- 
gist with  an  emphasis  on  bioten'orism 
preparedness" 

SALENDA  SMITH  Kincaid  of  Stony  Brook 

NY  reports  she  has  t^;o  grandchildren,  ages 
1  and  7  living  in  Bismarck  ND. 

FRANCES  "FRAN"  WILLS  Delcher  of 

Baltimore  MD  writes:  "So  sony  to  miss  the 
45th !  Rve  surgeries  over  tiie  past  two  years 
kept  me  away.  Thank  God  all  is  well  now. 
Hope  everyone  is  healthy  and  happy! " 

1958 

NANCY  PILLOW  Roberts  wntes:  "  I  got 
married  on  Thanksgiving  Day  with  all  our  chil- 
dren and  grandchildren  present  My  three 
children  and  tiiree  grandchildren  live  in 
Atianta.  I  retired  from  the  law  firm  in  May 
2002  and  tiien  toured  Italy  for  18  days.  Now 
I  play  tennis  and  am  enjoying  mam'ed  life  and 
yisiting  my  children." 


1959 


LUCY  HSHER  West  of  Rsher  WV  writes: 
"  Steve  and  I  had  an  enjoyable  tiip  to  Italy 
and  Sicily  last  winter  1  continue  to  teach  an 
occassional  course  for  neariiy  colleges," 

MARGARET  FOSTER  Curtis  of  Ridgeland 
SC  writes: "  I  opened  my  own  nurse  practi- 
tioner family  health  care  office  —  I'm 
something  of  a  pioneer  in  my  state." 

VIRGINIA  "GINGER"  HOFLER  Duvall  of 

Los  Angeles  CA  reports  tiiat  daughter  Susan 
Duvall  died  December  5,  2002.  Susan  was  a 
special  education  teacher  for  six  years  in  tiie 
Los  Angeles  school  division,  wari<ing  with 
auti'stic  children. 


1960 


MARY  "MIMI"  COWAN  Grimshaw  of 

Clifton  VA  welcomed  new  granddaughter 
Hannah  Bise  on  October  30,  2002,  who 
joins  grandson TJ,  3.  "I'm  busy  witii  volun- 
teer woric,  including  being  co-chair  of  the 
Women  of  tiie  Church.  John  and  I  are  look- 
ing forward  to  retirement  in  Nortii  Carolina, 
where  both  of  our  giris  live." 


Man/'  BaJUiwiCT  GnJIege  iyiag3zjTiie  •  Summer  2QQ3 


HELAINE  HOBBY  McKenney  is  retired  and 
has  tour  grandchildren;  two  girls  and  two 
boys.  Helaine  lives  in  West  Palm  Beach  FL 
six  months  a  year  and  m  the  Hamptons  the 
other  six  months. 


1963 


1961 


SUSAN  ELY  Ryan  of  Albuquerque  NM 
writes:  "We  have  liquidated  our  wholesale 
jewelry  business  and  retired.  Travel  and 
time  with  family  and  friends  are  our  top 
priority  —  so  look  out!  We  may  turn  up  at 
any  time  now!" 

MARY  ELIZABETH  VAUGHN  Stanley  of 
Harrisonburg  VA  reports  the  death  of  hus- 
band Avis  April  3,  2002, 

1962 

CATHERINE  "KIT"  KAVANAGH  of 

Midlothian  VA  is  eagerly  preparing  for  retire- 
ment after  42  years  as  a  medical 
technologist.  "My  avocation  as  a  watercolor 
artist  is  blossoming " 

LACEY  SANFORD  Hudgins  of  Hampton  VA 
writes:  "We've  finally  moved  to  a  renovated 
home  after  two  years  that  was  my  husband 
William's  parents'  home  We  completely 
changed  it  and  have  lots  of  room  now.  espe- 
cially for  the  three  grandsons." 

ELIZABETH  SCOTT  Featherstone  of 

Richmond  VA  is  expecting  her  fourth  grand- 
child this  spring  and  is  "care-giving  the  other 
three." 


DOROTHEA  BESSIRE  Morris  of  San  Jose 
CA  writes  "We  have  two  grandchildren- 
Claire.  3,  and  Chloe.  14  weeks  We  spend 
lots  of  time  traveling  around  the  bay  area 
visiting  the  girls  —  all  four  of  our  children 
live  within  an  hour  of  our  home  and  we 
see  them  often  Three  of  our  four  children 
are  married,  and  our  son  John  will  marry 
this  August  in  Prestwick,  Scotland,  so 
we'll  be  journeying  to  the  land  of  lochs  for 
the  ceremony.  We've  enjoyed  traveling 
over  the  past  few  years  to  Italy,  Hawaii, 
and  most  recently  Santiago,  Chile,  where 
we  met  our  youngest  son  Jim  and  his  wife 
Amy  We  visited  several  areas,  including 
the  wine  country  and  the  coast  Chile 
looks  very  much  like  the  California  land- 
scape." 

EMILY  DETHLOFF  Ryan  of  Houston  TX 
wntes:  "We're  looking  forward  to  clearing 
our  calendars  of  long-time  volunteer  com- 
mitments so  we  don't  have  deadlines  and 
can  travel  more" 

SALLY  DUPREE  Barnett  of  Union  Grove 
AL  writes:  "Now  that  I'm  a  part-time  librar- 
ian and  not  head  of  the  Youth  Services 
Department,  Ron  and  I  en|oy  traveling 
more  and  touring  in  our  antique  cars" 

MARTHA  FANT  Hays  of  Sardis  MS 
writes:  "I  spent  a  month  in  Richmond  last 
fall  keeping  my  six  grandchildren  while  my 
daughter  and  her  husband  went  to 
Kazakhstan  to  adopt  a  baby  Lucy  makes 
our  11th  grandchild!" 


BETSY  FITCH  Benton  writes  "One  of  my 
daughters  is  expecting  a  baby  in  May  This 
will  be  her  seventh'  No  twins  —  all  single 
births!"  Betsy  lives  in  Norfolk  VA. 

CAROLYN  HALDEMAN  Hawkins  of 

Hampton  VA  writes  "  I  made  a  New  Year's 
resolution  to  find  an  incline  where  I  could 
practice  climbing  hills  before  coming  to  this 
year's  reunion ,  It's  very  flat  where  I  live  i " 

ELEANOR  "MICKEY"  MCCOWN  Robineau 

of  Clemmons  NC  writes  "We  are  so  lucky  to 
have  our  three  girls  and  their  families  nearby 
Our  four  grandchildren,  ages  7,  5,  3,  and  6 
months,  are  tmly  the  lights  of  our  life! " 

ROBBIE  NELSON  LeCompte  of  Virginia 

Beach  VA  reports  her  third  granddaughter 

was  born  in  2002 

MARY  PARMELEE  Reid  retired  and  moved 

toFaberVA 

SHEARERTROXELL  Luck  i:if  Ashland  VA 
writes    BECKY  CANNADY  Merchant  and  I 

have  met  se.'  ■  .  '  ■  -     i-  .i  i'-'  .n  i,3t  work 
with  SUSAN  SALE  Luck  LYNN  BUTTS 
Preston,  and  ANNE  BIT'  SHADE  Orane 

making  great  plans  for  our  40th  reunion  Our 
goal  IS  to  increase  attendance  as  well  as  the 
percentage  of  classmates  who  give" 

MARY  NELL  WILLIAMS  Mathis  writes 
"My  fnends  who  never  attended  a  private 
school  don't  enpy  the  Harry  Potter  movies 
nearly  as  much  as  I  do  The  wise  and  kind 
faculty  and  a  few  creepy  hallways  bring  back 
happy  memones  of  Mary  Baldwin"  Mary 
Nell  IS  a  CPA  in  Austin  TX 


1964 


KAREN  APPLEBY  Baughan  of  Luray  VA  is 
semi-retired  with  more  time  for  friends, 
church,  and  writing 

JO  ELLEN  JENNETTE  Luscombe  of 

Kenilworth  IL  writes  "Our  daughter  Sara 
received  her  master's  degree  from 
Vanderbilt  University  last  year  and  married  in 
June  Son  Bert  IS  heading  to  New  York 
University  School  of  Law  this  fall." 

ANN  KING  Harkins  of  BeckleyVW  reports 
that  husband  Frank  retired  from  banking,  and 
they  are  expecting  their  10th  grandchild  in 
June 

PAM  MILLIKEN  Reed  of  Columbia  SC 
wntes  "I  love  being  a  grandmother!" 


1965 


MARIAN  Gordin  of  Atlanta  GA  reports:  "My 
partner  and  I  had  a  wonderful  time  camping 
in  Yellowstone  National  Park  in  September  I 
joined  St  Bartholomew's  Episcopal  Church 
in  Atlanta  and  continue  to  volunteer  through 
the  Master  Gardener  program." 

CAROLYN  BERNEKING  Kelleher  and  hus- 
band Tom  live  in  Spicer  MN  Carolyn  is  a 
librarian  at  Ridgewater  College  and  Tom  is  a 
banker  in  St  Paul  Both  look  forward  to 
retirement  in  a  few  years  and  spending  time 
at  their  lake  home  in  MN  with  their  three 
children 

STUART  CHAPMAN  Cobb  and  husband 
Jim  of  Little  Rock  AR  built  a  house  in  Belize 
and  love  to  spend  winters  there. 


Crazy  About  Cats,  But  Not  Just  Any  Cats 


Be'tty  White  '63  is  a  cat  fancier  who 
judges  tancy  cats  around  the  globe. 

"My  interest  in  pedigreed  cats  began 
when  my  husband  came  home  one  day 
with  a  Siamese  kitten  someone  had 
dumped  on  a  colleague's  property," 
recalls  White,  who  completed  her  under- 
graduate work  at  Mary  Baldwin, 
majoring  in  history,  when  her  husband, 
Julian,  was  hired  to  teach  French.  They 
moved  west  several  years  later  when  he 
joined  the  faculty  of  the  University  of 
New  Mexico. 

"Having  grown  up  in  Virginia  with  a 
Toy  Manchester  and  never  having  owned 
a  cat,  I  was  intrigued  with  the  beautiful 
blue  eyes"  of  the  Siamese,  says  White. 
"One  thing  led  to  another,  beginning  with 
attendance  at  a  cat  show,  and  I  acquired 
another  Siamese.  I  was  eager  to  explore 
the  Southwest  anyway,  and  thought  that 
traveling  to  cat  shows  would  be  a  way  to 
pursue  a  hobby  and  see  the  United  States. 


To  say  that  I  became  thoroughly  enam- 
ored of  the  Siamese  breed  is  somewhat  of 
an  understatement,  I  suppose." 

White  acquired  a  reputation  as  a 
breeder  of  fine  Siamese.  The  bloodlines  of 
those  cats  are  now  all  over  the  world.  She 
also  has  written  more  than  30  articles 
about  the  breed  and  about  pedigreed  cats 
in  general. 

Once  her  children  were  grown. 
White  gained  admission  to  the  rigorous, 
eight-month  judge-training  program  of 
Cat  Fanciers'  Association  Inc.,  the  world's 
largest  registry  of  pedigreed  cats. 
Qualified  to  judge  all  breeds  of  cats,  she 
goes  to  35  to  40  shows  a  year.  Judging 
has  taken  her  all  over  the  United  States 
and  to  Canada,  Australia,  The 
Netherlands,  Belgium,  Germany,  Italy, 
Austria,  Japan,  and  Malaysia. 

"Cat  judging  is  strictly  a  beauty  con- 
test," says  White.  "There  is  a  standard 
for  each  breed  that  delineates  the  perfect 


Betty  White  '63  and  friend 

cat."  In  shows,  cats  are  judged  against 
this  standard.  The  one  that  comes  closest 
wins  best  in  show. 

White  says  she  always  enjoys  "talk- 
ing about  the  world  of  fine  cats,"  which, 
she  says,  is  "not  so  unlike  the  world  of 
fine  dogs.  It  is  a  hobby  that  has  been 
most  rewarding  to  me." 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


ADELE  JEFFORDS  Pope  '65  repre- 
sented Mary  Baldwin  College  at  the 
inauguration  of  Nora  Kizer  Bell  as  10th 
president  of  Hollins  University  February 
20,  2003.  Pictured  (I  to  r)  are  good  friends 
Adele,  Bell,  and  Carol  Connor,  South 
Carolina  Court  of  Appeals  judge. 


CHERYL  SERFOZO  Hindelang  '95  and  David  Hindelang 
were  marned  November  2,  2002,  in  Midlothian  VA. 
Celebrating  with  the  bride  are  II  to  r)  RENEE  SUTPHIN 
Magee  '96,  DIXIE  JAY  Daniel  '96.  JENNIFER  WILKINSON 
Taylor  '95,  mad  of  honor  KRISTINE SERFOZO  '96.  the 
bride,  bndesmaid  CINDY  RONDEAU  '95  KATHERINE 
SHIPLETT  Smith  '96  SARAH  WALUS  '95,  and  (bending 
down)  RAND  HAGRITT  Mauck  '95 


Having  a  great  time  at  the  wedding  of  KATHRINE  "KAT"  STEW- 
ART Messer '00  and  ','  :r.ie'  ".I'-e"  3je'  Messer  on  June  15, 
2002.  are  (I  to  r)  AMY  ANDRE  00  CATHERINE  STANSFIELD  '02. 
maid  of  honor  CATHRYN  "RYN"  BRUCE  '99,  matron  of  honor 
MOLLY  PAYNE  Pugh  00  CHRISTY  RIGGS  '00,  the  bnde.  LALE 
MAMAUX  '00  -  :-!     3  :  KENNON  POYNTER  '00,  and  brides- 
maa  ANDREA  SLAUGHTER  Betton  '00 


DIANE  COOPER  Byers  of  Weaverville  NC 
wntes:  "After  raising  four  boys,  I'm  thorough- 
ly en]oying  five  granddaughters  I" 

JUNE  EARLY  Fraim  of  Oakton  VA  celebrat- 
ed the  mamage  of  son  Thomas  Fraim  Jr.  to 
Susan  Omelczuk  November 2, 2002.  "It was 
a  joyous  occasion." 

MARY  GILLESPIE  Amos  of  Atlanta  GA 
writes:  "lama  pastoral  counselor  and  mar- 
riage and  family  therapist,  seeing  clients  in 
my  home.  Son  Lewis  is  engaged  to  Kimberiy 
Head  and  will  be  married  this  summer." 

DOROTHY  lAFRATE  Rudy  reports:  "We 
have  moved  to  Healdsburg  CA,  the  heart  of 
Sonoma.  Son  Michael  is  working  for 
Manulife  financial  in  Boston,  and  Jonathon 
works  for  S  &  P  in  Manhattan.  Jonathon  is 
on  CNBC  every  once  in  a  while  —  he's  a 
martlet  analyst  for  software.  I'm  semi-retired 
but  still  send  students  to  Spain.  My  husband 
John  is  retired" 

KATHRYN  -KAK"  JOHNSON  McKinnie  of 

Rolling  Hills  CA  announces  the  birth  of  her 
first  grandchild.  William  David  McKinnie  IV. 
Daughter  .Ashley  will  be  mam'ed  in 
Washington  DC  in  June  2003.  Kak  is  busy 
making  long-distance  plans  for  the  wedding. 

JANICE  "JAN-  JONES  Collins  of  Brevard 
NC  took  two  trips  last  year  one  to  Alaska 
and  another  to  .Austria  and  Switzeriand,  with 
a  stop  in  Genriany  to  see  her  son  and  his 
family  —  especially  granddaughter  Maggie. 
Jan  enjoys  seeing  grandson  Collin  in  Hickory 
NC  quite  often. 

ANNE  -HILUE-  SMITH  Edwards  of 

Hemdon  VA  continues  to  wortc  as  director  of 
The  Agency  on  Aging  in  Loudon  County  VA 
while  husband  George  worits  as  a  technical 
translator  Son  Geona,  28,  teaches  English  in 
Spain,  and  son  Joe,  25,  is  in  his  second  year 
of  graduate  school  studying  psychology  at 
State  University  of  West  Georgia. 

NANCYTERWILUGER  Harste  writes: 
"Chuck  and  I  have  made  Schroon  Lake  in  the 
Adirondack  Mountains  of  NY  our  full-time 
home,  and  are  loving  even/  active  moment. 
Our  five  children  are  mamed  and  we're  the 
grandparents  of  five,  including  a  set  of  twins." 

CHARLOTTETYSON  Mewbom  of  Fanmville 
VA  says  her  first  grandchild,  Leslie  Elizabeth 


Meadowcroft,  was  bom  August  26, 2002.  "A 
sheer  joy  and  delight! "  Charlotte  continues 
to  enjoy  retirement  and  her  part-time  job  at 
Rememberings,  a  gift  and  antiques  shop. 

1966 

KATHRYN  JACKSON  Lohmiller  of  Green 
KS  writes:  "My  husband  Buzz  and  I  are 
beginning  our  nth  year  as  residents  of  The 
Heartland  in  Kansas.  We  are  both  working 
full  time  and  hope  that  changes  in  the  next 
two  years!  I  still  find  my  work  with  Hospice 
ven/  rewarding." 

GLENDA  NORRIS  George  of  Vienna  VA 
reports  that  son  Jeff  mamed  in  July  2002 
and  daughter  Sarah  is  a  first-year  law  student 
atVandertoilt  University. 

MARYWALKER  RAINER  Eanes  of 

Greenville  SC  wntes:  "My  husband  Jimmy 
is  a  banking  officer  with  Regions  Bank.  I'm 
busier  than  ever  with  my  interior  design 
business  and  grandchildren  Walker,  4,  and 
Aven/,  1." 

CAROL  STORM  Smith  of  Singer  Island  FL 
writes:  "I'm  a  grandmother  —  Mya 
Millholland  Smitin  was  bom  June  27, 2001. 
Sti'il  sailing  —  both  racing  and  cruising! " 

PAMELA  "PAM"  WAVELL  Clark  of 

Coleman  GA  wntes:  "On  June  28,  2002, 1 
mam'ed  Dr  Paul  Clark  Jr,  a  retired  lieutenant 
colonel  and  professor  of  Latin  American  his- 
tory. I  moved  to  his  horse  fanm  in  southwest 
Georgia,  where  we  raise  Tennessee  Walking 
Horses. Two  of  my  three  daughters  are  in 
California:  Cecile,  32,  and  Loring,  24.  Brewer 
20,  is  at  University  of  Texas  at  Austin.  One  of 
my  husband's  good  fnends,  Richard 
Beauchamp,  was  chaplain  at  MBC  for  a  short 
time  in  the  '70s  while  my  sister  Zoe  was 
attending." 

JANETWHITE  Campbell  of  Portsmouth  NH 
reports  that  daughter  Cathy  is  in  graduate 
school  at  NYU,  studying  Italian  literature  and 
teaching  beginner  Italian. 

1967 

JUDITH  PUGH  Stone  of  Guilford  CT  con- 
tinues to  do  social  work  with  foster 
families.  She  completed  a  re-design  and 


renovation  of  her  1870  Victorian  home  and 
enjoys  gardening  and  antiques  shopping. 
"It's  hard  to  believe,  but  my  nieces  and 
nephews  are  almost  all  adults,  and  I'm  a 
great-aunt  thrice  over! " 


1968 


JANE  CRANE  McSwain  and  husband 
Thomas  of  Shepardstown  WV  are  officially 
retired.  Daughter  Kimberiy  manied  Robert 
Check  on  August  6,  2002,  and  lives  in 
Poquoson  VA.  Daughter  Kristin  earned  her 
master's  from  the  Kennedy  School  of 
Government  at  Harvard. 

BARBARA  GARNER  Ogles  of  Memphis TN 
writes:  "The  last  three  years  have  contained 
a  lot  of  milestones:  1  got  mamed,  lost  my 
father  stepped  out  of  management  after 
mamage  to  work  part  time,  and  became  a 
grandmother!  I  manied  a  wonderful  man, 
John  Ogles,  after  being  single  for  23  years. 
Together  we  have  six  sons,  but  enjoy  being 
single-nesters,  as  they  are  all  out  of  the 
home.  I  love  working  three  days  a  week  at 
FedEx,  where  I've  been  for  almost  25  years! 
(I'm  not  a  woman  who  makes  life  changes 
easily.)  My  son  and  daughter-in-law.  both 
UVA  graduates,  live  in  Ariington  VA  and  had 
twins  William  and  Emilie  Gamer  on  April  2, 
2002. 1  look  forward  to  heanng  about  all  my 
classmates!" 

SUSAN  HUST  Rosher  of  Rome  NY  contin- 
ues to  work  for  the  New  York  Department  of 
Conections  as  a  con-ectional  counselor 
Susan  leads  parenting  programs  as  well  as 
individual  counseling. 

JENNIFER  JAMES  reports  that  son 
Christopher  mamed  Jennifer  Eve  Brandos  of 
Inrington-on-Hudson  NY.  She  also  writes  that 
she  has  been  "on  the  road  a  lot"  to  Jordan, 
Kuwait,  Nepal,  Pakistan,  Ethiopia,  Nicaragua, 
and  Morocco.  She  and  husband  Arthur 
Hepler  live  m  Annandale  VA. 

CYNTHIA  KNIGHT  Wier  of  Houston  TX 
writes:  "We  lost  my  mother  in  Apnl  2002  and 
my  father-in-law  in  July.  I've  loved  my  job  as 
an  events  coordinator  at  my  church,  and  it 
keeps  me  ver/  busy  My  older  son  Tom  is  in 
graduate  school  in  linguistics  at  the  University 
of  Chicago.  Son  Paon'ck  is  a  sophomore  in  col- 
lege looking  into  the  communications  field." 


MARGARET  ANNE  ROBERTSON  Fohl  of 

Bryn  Mawr  PA  has  worked  as  associate 
minister  for  pastoral  care  at  Bryn  Mawr 
Presbyterian  Church  for  14  years. 
Margaret  Anne  is  leading  a  pilgrimage  to 
Scotland  In  May  and  is  involved  with 
women's  Issues  and  peacemaking. 

CATHERINE  "CATHY"  WALLEIGH 
Camevale  of  Rockville  MD  announces  the 
marriage  of  daughter  Sarah,  February  17 
2002,  Sarah,  a  Duke  graduate,  teaches 
ninth-grade  math  in  Brooklyn  NY,  and  her 
husband  Brad,  a  Dartmouth  graduate,  is  a 
Brooklyn  police  officer  Cathy  continues  to 
manage  an  office  at  the  Food  and  Drug 
Administration,  dealing  primarily  with  food 
safety  international  harmonization,  and 
trade  issues.  "Always  busy!" 


1969 


JUDITH  Galloway  of  New  York  NY  was 
named  president  of  The  Young  Group  —  a 
research  and  marketing  company  special- 
izing in  beauty,  home,  health,  and 
hospitality. 

ANN  DAVIS  Spitler  of  Alexandna  VA  retired 
from  AT&T  after  30  years.  Son  Glen  III  is  a 
junior  at  James  Madison  University  and 
daughter  Elizabeth  is  a  freshman  In  high 
school. 

MARY  HUTCHESON  Priddy  of  Richmond 
VA  continues  to  practice  law  full  time,  spe- 
cializing in  medical  malpractice  defense  for 
doctors,  nurses,  and  hospitals.  Husband 
Samuel  is  also  a  lawyer  They  have  two 
children:  daughter  Moffett,  15,  and  son 
Sam,  13. 

UNDLEY  MOFFETT  Small  of  Atlanta  GA 
has  three  sons.  Alex.  24,  works  for  Morgan 
Stanley  in  Atianta,  Taylor  will  graduate  this 
spring  from  UNC  at  Chapel  Hill  with  a 
degree  in  economics,  and  Stuart  is  a  fresh- 
man at  UVA. 

MARY  ELLEN  NAVAS  and  husband  Bob 
Archibald  live  in  Oakland  CA  but  report  that 
they  are  trying  to  make  Utah  their  official 
home,  where  there  is  better  skiing  and  hik- 
ing. "We  have  three  kids  and  three 
grandkids  so  far  —  all  are  dynamite.  The 
generations  seem  to  be  improving!" 


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KATHERINE  QUILLIAN  Solberg  of 

Hamilton  MT  writes:  "My  husband  Terry  and 
I  are  retired,  though  we  still  do  some  con- 
sulting from  time  to  time.  We  have  a  45-foot 
Prevost  bus.  just  like  the  rock  stars,  and  love 
to  travel  the  country  m  it  with  our  two  black 
labs!  We  also  hunt,  snowmobile,  and  fish  — 
life  in  Montana  IS  great!" 

ABIGAIL  ROBINSON  Coppock  of 

Mansfield  OH  wntes:  "This  was  a  year  of 
transition  for  our  family  Austin  graduated 
from  Antioch  College  in  Ohio  with  a  double 
maior  in  philosophy  and  psychology  and 
Steve  graduated  from  Full  Sail  in  Florida 
with  a  degree  in  audio  engineenng,  Dave 
retired  from  the  steel  tubing  business  and 
now  has  more  time  to  compete  in  his  Ford 
Spec  Racer  My  transition  is  rather  subtle 
in  companson,  as  I'm  now  combining  my 
painting  and  calligraphy  to  create  illuminat- 
ed manuscnpts." 


1971 

LAUREL  "LOLLY"  CATCHING  Anderson  is 

director  of  development  for  The  National 
Cowboy  &  Western  Heritage  Museum  in 
Oklahoma  City  OK.  She  writes  "The  |0b  is 
great,  although  very  busy  and  intense!" 
Laurel  married  Michael  David  Anderson  on 
February  22,  2003. 

BRENDA  NICHOL  Goings  of  Mt  Airy  NC 
writes:  "Since  my  daughters  are  now  col- 
lege graduates  and  on  their  own,  I'm 
trying  some  new  things.  I  spent  two 
weeks  this  fall  in  the  Yucatan  and  studied 
Spanish  I'm  still  director  of  education  for 
my  family's  hosiery  business" 


1972 


daughters  were  married  and  her  youngest 
IS  at  Wake  Forest  University 

DEMARIS  "DEMI"  ELSASSER  Wheeler  of 

Norfolk  VA  has  worked  for  Bank  of  America 
Card  Services  for  30  years,  and  is  looking  for- 
ward to  retiring.  Son  Jeff,  21,  lives  in 
Richmond  VA,  and  daughter  Jessie,  U  is  a 
lunior  in  high  school  hoping  to  play  field  hock- 
ey in  college. 

MARY  HOTCHKISS  Leavell  of 

Charlottesville  VA  writes:  "My  children  have 
all  left  the  nest,  and  I'm  coaching  a  high 
school  boys'  tennis  team  and  trying  to  take 
care  of  my  parents  who've  moved  to 
Charlottesville  Byrd  and  I  have  become 
interested  in  ballroom  dancing.  His  gastroen- 
terology practice  stays  very  busy." 


1970 


WINDON  BLANTON  Biesecker  of 

Chesapeake  VA  writes.  "We  sold  our  com- 
mercial real  estate  business,  and  I'm  retired 
but  explonng  my  options.  Enjoying  two  pre- 
cious grandchildren" 

KATHRENA  RAVENHORST-Adams  of 

Northfield  VT  announces  the  birth  of  new 
grandson  Gabriel  on  January  15,  2002. 

LOUISE  ROSSETT  McNamee  of  New  York 

NY  an  MBC  trustee,  was  honored  with 
MARY  ELIZABETH  REED  Smyth  '47  in  July 
2002  among  "Outstanding  Alumni"  at  the 
50th  Anniversary  Annual  Meeting  of  the 
Virginia  Foundation  for  Independent  Colleges. 


ANNEMARIE  LOCKE  Evans  writes  Living 
in  Raleigh  NC  and  have  a  great  |0b  as  a  psy- 
chologist at  a  public  school  for  emotionally 
disturbed  adolescents.  My  youngest  daugh- 
ter got  her  driver's  license,  oldest  daughter 
got  marned,  and  my  second  daughter  is 
expecting  twins!" 


1974 


1973 


SALLIE  BRUSH  Thalhimer  of  Richmond  VA 
illustrated  "Out  Snow  Bear  Scrapbook  — 
Memories  and  Recipes  fromThalhimers," 
written  by  daughter  Elizabeth,  which  was  a 
best-seller  over  the  holidays  at  their  local 
Barnes  &  Noble. The  book  benefitsTheatre 
IV  the  nation's  second  largest  touring  chil- 
dren's theatre,  which  is  based  in 
Richmond.  Along  with  illustrating  the  book, 
Sallie  created  a  line  of  greeting  cards  sold 
locally  She  reports  that  her  two  older 


ANN  ALLEN  Savoy  of  Eunice  LA  is  a 
renowned  chronicler  of  Ca|un  music  and  cul- 
ture After  graduating  from  Mary  Baldwin. 
Ann  met  and  married  Marc  Savoy  the  lead- 
ing performer  and  builder  of  the  Ca|un 
accordion,  leading  to  a  growing  interest  in 
and  appreciation  of  Caiun  history  In  1985 
Ann's  research  produced  the  book  Caiun 
Music:  A  Reflection  of  a  People,  Volume  1 , 
which  IS  in  Its  sixth  printing,  with  two  more 
volumes  in  the  works  Her  most  recent  pro- 
lect  was  performing  on  and  producing  the 
soundtrack  of  the  film  The  Divine  Secrets  of 
the  Ya-Ya  Sisterhood,  in  which  she  made  a 
cameo  appearance  Following  in  their  par- 
ents' footsteps,  sons  Joel  and  Wilson  are 
both  musicians,  on  fiddle  and  accordion, 
respectively  Daughter  Sarah  is  a  graduate 
of  the  University  of  Louisiana  at  Lafayette. 


NON  PRO  TEMPORE 
SED  AETERNITATE 

NOT  FOR  TIME  BUT   FOR  ETERNITY... 

How  can  you  thank  those  whose  love, 
support,  and  ideas  helped  to  shape  your 
character,  your  values,  your  very  life? 


For  informatior\  about  memorial  opportunities 
at  Mary  Baldwin  College,  call  or  write: 

Martha  Masters  '69,  Director  of  Capital  Support  and  Gift  Planning 

Mary  Baldwin  College 

Staunton,  VA  24401 

540-887-7011 

mmasters@mbc.edu 


EVE  HITCHMAN  Carter  of  Staunton  VA 
married  Allen  J.  Carter  on  October  8, 2000. 
Eve  IS  proprieter  of  The  Inn  at  Old  Virginia  in 

Staunton 


1975 


TERRY  HUFFMAN  Arnold  of  Newport 

NewsVA      •■  iined  on  February 

23,2002.'      ■■■■'-■  ■  ■■■uld  III  of  Denver 
CO  —  happily  he  moved  to  Virginia. 
Daughter  Merritt  is  finishing  her  senior  year 
at  St  Margaret's  School  and  has  looked  at 
MBC  —  my  fingers  are  crossed!  Son  Will  is 
a  junior  at  Loyola  University  in  New  Orleans." 

ELLEN  LUTZ  Hardin  of  New  Orleans  LA 
reports:  "My  son  Simms  is  a  graduating 
senior  at  Washington  and  Lee  heading 
toward  medical  school  after  a  year  off. 
Daughter  Liz  is  completing  her  sophomore 
year  at  the  University  of  Georgia  and  a 
Kappa  Daughter  Allison  is  finishing  the 
eighth  grade  at  McGehee,  an  all-girls  scfiool." 

1976 

JANE  DISHER  writes  "I  have  relocated  to 

Philadelphia  PA  to  work  for  ACE-INA 
Insurance  as  vice  president  of  organizational 
development  for  international  business.  My 
passport  IS  getting  a  real  workout!  I  bought  a 
home  in  Exton  PA  and  am  spending  all  my 
free  time  settling  m' 

CAROL  "LYNN"  HOWARD  Lawrence 

moved  to  Charleston  SC  after  "tour  won- 
derful years  m  Italy"  She  works  as  the 
director  of  Chnstian  formation  at  St. 
Michael's  Episcopal  Church,  and  husband 
Bob  continues  to  serve  as  an  active-duty 
Navy  chaplain  Son  Stratton  was  a  senior 
at  Davidson  College  this  year,  son 
Newman  was  a  freshman  at  The  Citadel, 
and  son  Will  Henry  was  in  the  fourth  grade 
—  also  fluent  in  Italian! 


1977 


SHAWN  KEYS  Whitman  of  Tulsa  OK 
writes  "We  moved  into  a  new  home  one 
year  ago  and  live  close  to  a  huge  area  full 
of  coyotes  that  howl  every  night!  My  old- 
est daughter  Kat  will  be  a  senior  in  high 
school  and  is  looking  into  colleges  in  New 
Mexico  and  North  Carolina.  My  son  Gray 
stays  busy  with  his  lawn  mowing  and  leaf 
removal  business,  and  at  the  age  of  10 
has  a  great  savings  account  started. 
Becky  a  rising  sophomore  in  high  school, 
enioys  competitive  soccer  My  husband 
Scott  works  as  vice  president  of  market- 
ing at  Unicorp.  a  company  involved  in  the 
aviation  industry  He  plays  golf  when  pos- 
sible, and  tennis  is  my  hobby  when  the 
kids  are  at  school  or  when  the  taxi  service 
IS  not  busy!" 


1978 


WHITNEY  DODD  Godwin  of  Decatur  GA 
writes  "Working  part  time  as  an  ER  nurse 
at  Emory  in  Atlanta  and  trying  to  keep  up 
with  8-  and  10-year-old  boys:  soccer  sched- 
ules, homework,  and  Cub  Scouts!  I 
recently  went  to  a  Big  Chill  dance  that 
took  me  back  to  fraternity  and  MBC 
Sunday  afternoon  parties.  Hard  to  believe 
It's  been  25  years!" 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Ivlagazine  •  Summer  2003 


MARY  BETH  LAWRENCE  Hill  of  Rockland 
ME  trains  and  coordinates  Hospice  volun- 
teers. 

MELISSA  PATRICK  serves  at  the  headquar- 
ters of  the  United  States  Army  Europe  in 
Heidelberg,  Germany,  She  writes:  "Staying 
very  busy  with  Army  life  and  enjoying  living 
on  the  banks  of  the  beautiful  Neckar  River 
opposite  the  romantic  rums  of  the 
Heidelberg  Castle," 

ELIZABETH  "BETH"  RISDON  Hulfish  and 

husband  Charles  live  in  Alexandria  VA  with 
their  two  girls  and  two  boys,  Beth  writes: 
"  Life  is  funny  —  I  am  now  substitute  teach- 
ing in  Fairfax  County,  The  hours  are  better  for 
my  family" 

PAM  WILLIAMS  Butler  of  Farmville  VA  has 
two  children:  Anne  Cabell,  finishing  eighth 
grade,  and  Mitchell,  sixth, 

1979 

KELLEY  REXROAD  of  Odessa  PL  wntes:  "I 
have  a  terrific  new  role  in  Cardinal  Health,  I 
head  up  HR  for  5,000  employees  in  12  coun- 
tries! A  great  position  and  a  great  company. 
The  assignment  brought  me  back  to  the 
Tampa  Bay  area,  where  I  stand  ready  to  help 
MBC  in  this  region  again," 

SARAH  WAY  Speaker  of  Birmingham  AL 
continues  to  work  at  Barnes  &  Noble 
Husband  Cary  accepted  a  call  to  pastor 
Mountain  Brook  Presbyterian  Church  in 
Birmingham,  and  they  were  happy  the  job 
did  not  require  relocating,  Sarah  and  Cary 
have  two  sons:  Preston,  a  high  school  senior 
this  year,  and  Edward,  a  ninth-grade  student. 

1980 

LAURA  REED  Bivans  of  Darnstown  MD 
works  and  volunteers  as  an  aide  at  her 
local  elementary  school,  Laura's  family  is 
raising  their  second  puppy,  Vega,  for 
Guiding  Eyes  for  the  Blind,  and  continues 
to  work  with  the  Belfast  Children's 
Summer  Program  that  helps  foster 
healthy  relationships  and  understanding 
between  Northern  Ireland  Protestant  and 
Catholic  children  and  their  families. 

JENIFER  WALKER  of  Purcellville  VA  writes: 
"I've  moved  out  to  the  beautiful  countryside 
in  Western  Loudoun  County  VA.  I'm  in  my 
fifth  year  of  being  successfully  self- 
employed.  My  company,  Cartref 
Communications,  offers  complete  editorial 
services  specializing  in  medical  and  scientific 
publications.  And  at  my  advanced  (!)  age, 
I've  finally  bought  my  first  house  —  no  easy 
task  when  you're  self-employed." 

1981 

FRANCES  GARVEY  Wilson  of  Winston- 
Salem  NC  serves  on  the  board  of  visitors  at 
Montreat  College  in  North  Carolina. 

ELIZABETH  "LIZA"  NASH  Taylor  of 

Keswick  VA  had  a  mini-reunion  on  Nantucket 
Island  in  November  2002  with  classmates 
NITAANN  KNIGHT  Klein,  ANN  VAUGHAN 
Noack,  MAUREEN  BUTLER  Beall,  and  EVA 
DILLARD,  Liza  is  working  as  product  devel- 
opment manager  and  buyer  for  Monticello 
Museum  Shops  and  Catalog. 


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1982 

ANNA  MCKENZIE  GIBSON  Koon  of 

Asheville  NC  announce:  "Karl  and  I  just  had 
our  fourth  daughter,  Kerry  Elizabeth. The 
other  girls  are  Kelly,  9;  Katherine,  6;  and 
Karel,  4." 

JENNIFER  GIFFORD  of  Old  Saybrook  CT 
has  two  children:  Jessica,  16,  and  Ben,  13. 
She  is  continuing  her  studies  in  the  medical 
field. 

ELISE  ANN  "LISA"  HARROVER  Hariow 

writes:  "I'm  living  in  Manassas  VA  with  hus- 
band Brian  and  children  Channing,  9,  and 
Jackson,  2  I  teach  third  grade  at  Haydon 
Elementary  School  and  keep  in  touch  with 
classmate  SUZANNE  NEWMAN  Spmell, 
who  IS  a  school  librarian  in  Roanoke. 
Suzanne's  daughter  Caroline  will  be  3  in 
August.  I  hear  from  classmate  SARAH 
MAHONEY  Antas.  who  is  living  near 
Chicago  with  husband  Craig  and  four  beauti- 
ful daughters." 

1983 

LAURA  LAGROW  Duriand  of  Kennesaw 
GA  will  be  moving  back  to  Washington  DC 
this  summer  to  become  an  assistant  direc- 
tor for  the  federal  agency  she  works  for. 


1984 


CHERYL  GARRETT  Goddard  lives  in 
Richmond  VA  and  is  a  full-time  mother  and 
homemaker 

SHEILA  KENDRICK  of  Spnngfield  VT 
writes:  "Shanng  a  medical  call  with  husband 
Daniel  in  a  small  town  in  New  Hampshire 
and  'toddler  call'  in  a  small  town  in 
Vermont."  She  and  Daniel  are  parents  to  son 
Binlyam,  2,  and  daughter  Hana,  3. 


CARROLL  OLIVER  Roach  writes:  "Jay  and 
moved  to  Kansas  City  last  summer  with 
his  job  at  Applebee's  It's  great  to  be  back  in 
KC  —  I  grew  up  here,  and  all  my  family  is 
still  here.  We  hope  to  stay  for  a  long  time, 
and  after  15  moves,  it  would  be  nice.  Our 
kids  like  being  in  KC  and  near  relatives.  I'm 
busy  volunteenng  at  their  school,  Kansas 
City  Christian  Drew  is  completing  seventh 
grade,  Hilary  fourth,  and  Sarah,  kinder- 
garten, I'm  also  doing  a  few  things  at  our 
church,  Christ  Episcopal" 

EDNA  REMINGTON-Johnson  of  Chester 
VA  writes:  "Now  that  my  daughter  Kelly  is  in 
middle  school,  I  work  part  time  outside  the 
home  in  home-based  day  care,  teaching  chil- 
dren ages  2  to  4, 1  never  stop  moving  once 
I'm  inside  the  door  each  day  nor  am  I  ever 
boredl  In  addition,  I'm  still  working  on  my 
freelance  art,  particularly  murals  and  painted 
furniture,  although  I  must  admit  I'll  paint 
anything  that  can't  walk  away  from  mel  All 
in  all,  I'm  busy  and  tired,  but  happy," 

JENNIFER  RICHARD  of  Mount  Jackson  VA 
IS  working  as  a  substitute  teacher  for  an 
area  school  system, 

JULIE  SLAVIK  Budnik  writes:  "I  am  in  my 
second  year  as  senior  warden  at  Holy  Trinity 
Episcopal  Parish  in  Decatur  GA.  I  continue  to 
be  self-employed  as  a  freelance  video  pro- 
ducer and  writer  for  various  corporations. 
My  two  daughters,  ages  8  and  11,  keep 
me  on  the  run,  and  husband  Tom  and  I 
recently  purchased  some  mountain  prop- 
erty in  North  Georgia." 

1985 

SUSAN  CRENSHAW  Cary  is  running  a 
day-care  center  in  it's  eighth  year  of  oper- 
ation. She  writes:  "Enjoying  painting, 
having  shows,  and  selling  oil  paintings 
around  the  Richmond  area  —  thanks  to 


MBC's  wonderful  art  department  in  the 
'80s" 

KATHRYN  PEARCE  Phillips  of  Charleston 
SC  says  that  her  family  —  husband  Al;  Katie, 
14;  Alton,  11;  Ashton,  8;  andWil,  1  —is 
doing  well. 

ANNE  WARE  Maloney  of  Richmond  VA 
writes:  "I  left  my  13-year  career  at  the  law 
firm  of  Hunton  and  Williams  to  work  part 
time  at  the  Virginia  Museum  of  Fine  Arts.  My 
daughter  is  in  second  grade  at  St. 
Catherine's  School." 

1986 

STACIE  HAMILTON  Baird  of  Richmond  VA 
writes:  "My  husband  Scott  and  I  are  proud 
to  announce  the  birth  of  son  Spencer  Bryant, 
June  23,  2002.  He  joins  big  sister  Shelbie,  5, 
I  am  a  stay-at-home  mom  and  keep  busy 
with  volunteer  work  with  church,  pre-school, 
and  a  local  women's  club," 

HALEY  JOHNSON  Brust  was  mamed 
November  2,  2002,  and  moved  to  Austin 
TX  with  her  husband's  job  transfer.  Haley 
IS  working  out  of  her  home  for  Clarion 
Management  Resources,  the  same  com- 
pany she  worked  for  in  Alexandria  VA. 
She  wntes:  "I  still  keep  in  touch  with 
JOANNA  KENYON  Rosenberger  '88  and 
CARRIE  MURAND  Rogers  '86  I  would 
love  to  hear  from  any  of  my  MBC 
friends." 

SONYA  ROBERTS  Hamilton  of  Winston- 
Salem  NC  remarried  in  October  2002  and 
has  four  girls  between  her  and  her  husband. 

1987 

SUSAN  EVERLY  Cummings  of  Bristow  VA 
teaches  second  grade  at  All  Saints  Catholic 
School  while  working  on  her  master's  of 
education  at  Marymount  University.  Susan 


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has  "two  beautiful  daughters":  Alexandra, 
12,  and  Judith,  8.  Husband  Brian  is  sta- 
tioned at  Fort  Belvoir  VA, 

JULIE  RIMMER  Applewhite  Is  vice  presi- 
dent of  learning  and  process  excellence 
for  Bank  of  America,  where  she  coaches 
workers  to  handle  commercial  accounts 
throughout  the  East  Coast  As  a  volunteer. 
Julie  tutors  pupils  in  inner-city  schools  and 
teaches  business  and  leadership  skills  to 
adults  in  low-income  neighborhoods.  Julie 
also  works  with  the  Salvation  Army,  St, 
Joseph's  Villa,  and  Junior  Achievement, 
She  and  husband  Dan  live  in  Richmond  VA 
with  son  Thomas,  3. 

1988 

MELISSA  PRICE  Gates  has  moved  with 
husband  Ed  and  daughter  Connor  to  Vinton 
VA.  Ed  works  for  the  U  S,  Department  of 
Health  and  Human  Services,  and  Melissa 
teaches  kindergarten  in  Roanoke  public 
schools. 

KARINWHITT  of  Richmond  VA  moved  into  a 
new  home  with  "lots  of  room  for  visitors" 
She  plays  tennis  at  a  5.0  United  States 
Tennis  Association  level  and  has  competed 
nationwide,  including  in  Palm  Springs  CA 
and  Houston  TX, 

1989 

KATHERINE  "LISA"  GALLINO 
Aleshevich  of  Fishersville  VA  wntes:  "I 
have  two  daughters  Emily  3,  and  Abby,  1 
I'm  staying  home  with  them  full  time  and 
am  actively  involved  in  an  at-home  moth- 
er's group  and  my  church " 

MARTHA  HENDRICKSON  Shelley  of 

Charlotte  NC  announces  the  birth  of  third 
child  Thomas  "Mason"  Shelley 

ANNE  HESS  Mamon  and  husband 
Christian  of  Fredericksburg  VA  celebrated  the 
birth  of  second  daughter  Lilly  Jane  on  March 
18,  2002  Lilly  was  welcomed  home  by  big 
sister  Grace,  3 

SUSAN  MCCUNAHAN  Barcroft  and  hus- 
band Paul  of  Memphis  TN  celebrated  the 
birth  of  daughter  Lillian  "Lilly" Thompson  on 
June  3,  2002,  Godmother  CORY  ROBERTS 
Jones  '89  traveled  to  Memphis  for  Lilly's 
christening  January  19,  2003 

DONNA  MYRTLE  Boxley  of  Waynesboro 
VA  writes  "Hello,  Class  of  1989  I  am  mar- 
ried with  three  beautiful  children:  Rachel,  11 : 
Garrette,  6:  and  Landon,  5.  who  is  autistic. 
Not  only  am  I  a  full-time  mother  and  wife, 
but  also  a  medical  student  working  toward  a 
registered  nurse  degree" 

JACQUEUNE  "JACKIE"  NICHOLAS  Hott 

and  husband  John  of  Winchester  VA  cele- 
brated the  birth  of  son  Nicholas  Robert 
September  15,  2001.  The  couple  are  opening 
a  vacation  rental  log  home  on  their  farm, 
"The  Herds  Inn  at  Hedgebrook." 

HOLLY  PORTER  Vrtullo  and  husband  Lenny 
of  Dallas  TX  announce  the  birth  of  their  third 
child  Sophia  Elise  September  18,  2002. 
Sophia  was  welcomed  home  by  brother 
Michael  and  sister  Isabella. 

ROBIN  WESTLUND  Johnson  lives  in 
Marietta  OH  with  husband  Bob  and  their 
three  children:  Kady  Anne,  6;  Halley  3;  and 
Shane,  1  Robin  is  a  consultant  for  Tastefully 


Simple,  providing  gourmet  foods  through 
home  parties. 

1990 

KRISTEN  BARNER  Saade  of  Staunton  VA 
performed  the  role  of  Diana  in  the  play  Lend 
Me  4  Tenor  August  2002  The  play  was  the 
season's  final  production  at  Oak  Grove 
Theatre  in  Staunton. 

AMY  FISCHER  Power  and  husband  Ken  of 
Frisco  TX  celebrated  the  birth  of  daughter 
Caroline  Cooper  on  December  2,  2002.  Amy 
writes:  "Caroline  had  a  full  head  of  beautiful 
black  hair,  inherited  from  her  father,  of 
course" 

SUSAN  HYA'n  Ferrell  of  Colonial  Heights 
VA  IS  the  proud  mother  of  Anne  Maclin,  5, 
and  Wit,  2  She  stays  busy  as  mother,  trans- 
porter, nurse,  maid,  and  in  her  spare  time  is 
president  of  The  Learning  Junction  Inc 

ALLISON  JAMES  Hescock  of  New  Orleans 
LA  celebrated  the  birth  of  first  child  Anna 
Caverly  on  May  13,  2002  Husband  Jay  will 
be  the  chief  resident  of  pediatrics  at 
Louisiana  State  University  this  spring 

RENE  KOCH  LaRose  writes:  "Living  in 
Omaha  NE,  working  part  time  in  software 
development,  and  raising  three  children  with 
husband  Ken:  Matt,  14:  Katherine  Carson:  5, 
and  Karolyn  Emerson,  2" 

CARROLL  MCMATH  Weathennan  writes 
"Boy  No  3  was  born  July  24,  2002  Chuck 
and  I  live  in  Staunton  with  Jack,  5,  Charles. 
3:  and  Andrew,  9  months" 

JENNIFER  NETTING  Cramer  of  Ashburn 
VA  IS  working  for  Nextel  Communications  in 
Herndon  VA  as  a  senior  IT  manager  She 
writes  "My  husband  Joe  and  I  are  loving 
parenthood  and  our  son  Joseph  Jackson, 
who  had  his  first  birthday  December  26, 
2002" 

1991 

ELIZABETH  "LIZ"  BENDER  Morgan  mar- 
ried Michael  Morgan  on  October  5,  2002 
KATE  SHUNNEY  '91  was  a  bridesmaid 
KATHRYNTATTERSON  '92  was  a  guest,  as 
was  NATASHA  SMITH,  who  attended  Mary 
Baldwin  before  transferring  to  the  Naval 
Academy.  Liz  and  Michael  honeymooned  in 
Aruba  and  live  in  Nashville  TN 

HEATHER  PEARSON  Ashley  lives  in 
Woodstock  VA  with  husband  Michael  She  is 
a  full-time  technology  teacher  with 
Shenandoah  County  Schools  and  a  part-time 
professor  at  a  local  college.  Heather  and 
Michael  own  several  business  and  rental 
properties  that  keep  them  busy  The  couple 
returned  from  a  vacation  in  Alaska  August 
2002. 

SARAH  PENHALLOW  Vostal  writes    My 

husband  Ken  and  I  are  happy  to  announce 
the  birth  of  daughter  Erin  Margaret  on 
December  3,  2002.  We  also  have  son 
Joseph,  3.  We  moved  to  Summit  NJ  from 
Richmond  VA  in  May  2001 ,  and  I  en|oy  stay- 
ing home  with  my  two  children,  who  keep 
me  very  busy." 

CHRISTINEWRIGHT  Gamble  writes  "My 
husband  Christopher  and  I  had  twin  sons 
Nicholas  William  and  George  Patrick  on  July 
10,  2001.  We  live  in  Germantown  MD." 


1992 

CHRISTY  MOODY  Verdict  is  a  photograph- 
er and  runs  an  in-home  IT  consulting  firm. 
She  lives  with  husband  Charles  in  Austin  TX. 

EVI  POVER  Dobiila  won  first  place  in  the 
Sarasota  Literary  Society's  annual  fiction- 
writing  contest  and  is  being  published  in  its 
anthology  New  Voices 

1993 

JENNIFER  BRUCE  Warsaw  of  Norfolk  VA  is 
director  of  education  for  Breakthrough 
Collaborative  in  Norfolk  Outside  of  work, 
Jennifer  loves  spending  time  with  husband 
Warren  and  baby  Joshua 

CHRISTYN  "CHRISTY"  HAWKINS  has 

worked  for  Sears  for  more  than  three  years 
and  was  transferred  in  January  from  Austin 
TX  to  Schaumburg  IL.  Chnsty  is  the  manager 
of  technology  change  management  at  Sears' 
home  office  in  Chicago 

HONEY  JAFFE  Tishgart  and  husband  Barry 
live  in  Vienna  VA  They  have  one  child, 
Beniamin,  2 

MARGARET  "MEG"  KLUTTZ  Dees  of 

Salisbury  NC  writes   "My  husband  Jay  and  I 
had  a  beautiful  son,  William  'Archie'  III, 
February  28,  2002" 

SHAWN  "KATHERINE"  YOSPIN  works  for 
Capital  One  in  Richmond  as  a  data  analyst 
and  moved  into  a  1920s  cottage  on  a  small 
farm  in  Louisa  VA 


1994 


LORI  BROGLIO  Severens  of  Takoma  Park 
MD  writes  "I  recently  moved  back  to  the 
DC  area  from  the  Philippines  with  my  hus- 
band and  two  Labradors" 

DANA  FUGAZZOTTO  Bell  and  husband 
Charles  celebrated  the  birth  of  their  first 
baby,  Charles  "Charlie"  Robert  IV,  February 
18,  2003 

TRACY  GOAD  Bond  of  Williamsburg  VA 
teaches  art  to  grades  K-5  for  Williamsburg 
public  schools  She  also  teaches  privately 
along  with  creating  her  own  art  and  painting 
in  clients'  homes.  Husband  Jeff  is  a  teacher 

SHARON  WERTZ  of  Charlotte  NC  is 
engaged  to  marry  Nathan  R  Loomis  in 
September  2003 


JENNIFER  WILKINSON  Taylor  marned 

John  D  Taylor  II  in  Richmond  VA  June  23, 
2002.  They  honeymooned  in  Hawaii  Jennifer 
IS  working  toward  her  master's  in  business 
administration  in  the  Executive  Fast  Track 
program  at  Virginia  Commonwealth 
University  and  has  been  accepted  by 
Microsoft  to  participate  in  a  focus  group  for 
the  development  of  future  Microsoft 
Office/Business  Intelligence  programs. 

1995 

MARY  BUTLER  of  Richmond  VA  graduated 
from  Virginia  Commonwealth  University's 
School  of  Pharmacy  with  a  doctor  of  phar- 
macy degree  Mary  is  working  for  Sycamore 
Cardinal  Drug  in  Midlothian  VA 

CHERYL  SERFOZO  Hindelang  and  David 
Hindelang  were  married  November  2, 
2002,  in  Midlothian  VA,  where  they 
reside  Attending  the  wedding  were 
RENEE  SUTPHIN  Magee  '96  DIXIE  JAY 
Daniel  '96  JENNIFER  WILKINSON 
Taylor  '95  -    i  i    ■  i  ::  .     KRISTINE  SER- 
FOZO 96  t   Kif     '  ,  li  CINDY  RONDEAU 
'95  KATHERINE  SHIPLETT  Smith  '96 
RAND  HAGRITT  Mauck  '95  and  SARAH 
WALUS  '95 


1996 


TRACI  CRAFT  Dalton  of  Charleston  WV 
writes. "  Hello  women  of  MBCI 
Homecoming  '01  was  a  lot  of  fun,  and  I  real- 
ly enjoyed  seeing  so  many  of  you.  I  would 
love  to  keep  in  touch  and  would  especially 
like  to  hear  from  my  old  housemates  from 
the  Mary  Scott  House" 


1997 


MARY  ELIZABETH  Silvennan  of 

Gainesville  FL  is  enjoying  working  on  her 
PhD  in  ecology  in  the  University  of  Flonda's 
Botany  Department 

ANGELA  Hall  of  Raleigh  NC  has  "Mary 
Baldwin  prospective  students"  Sydney,  3, 
and  Grier,  15  months  Angela  is  pursuing  a 
master's  in  business  administration  with  an 
emphasis  on  technology  management.  She 
plans  to  graduate  in  2004. 

LINDSEY  NORTON  Caines  and  husband  Jon 
of  Colorado  Springs  CO  welcomed  the  birth 
of  first  child  Carter  William  on  June  10,  2002. 


Marriage  Can  Be  Bliss  — 
But  Writing  About  It? 

OK,  at  least  ■we  hedged.  But  now  we  know.  Class  of  2000 
graduates  Catarina  Monge  and  Mark  Craft,  featured  in  the 
winter  Mary  Biildwin  College  Magazine,  were  not  the  first 
Mary  Baldwin  graduates  to  recite  vows  to  each  other.  A 
decade  earlier,  RachelAnne  Festa  "91  and  James  "Rusty" 
Fleming  '92  were  married.  (Both  Craft  and  Fleming  were  in 
the  Adult  Degree  Program.)  And  we're  not  even  tempted  to 
say  the  Festa-Fleming  union  was  the  first  all-MBC  wedding, 
though  many  think  it  was.  We  wish  both  couples  all  the  best 
and  trust  that  they  savor  what  is  still  a  notable  distinction. 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


JENNIFERTHOMPSON  Barker  of  New 

York  City  and  husband  Jacob  announce  the 
birth  of  son  John  Dennis  Russell  on  July  11, 
2002,  "Jack"  was  christened  in  a  private 
ceremony  October  19,  2002,  at  St.  Thomas 
Church  Fifth  Avenue.  JACQUEUNE 
THOMPSON  '00  is  serving  as  one  of  his 
godparents. 


1998 


FAITH  ANDREWS  and  husband  Chris 
Johnson  moved  to  the  Columbus  OH  area 
from  Wilmington  DE  in  November  2002. 
Chris  is  employed  by  Bank  One  (First  USA), 
and  Faith  works  in  the  client  relations  depart- 
ment of  Alliance  Data  Systems. 

AMANDA  CLARK  Hoffman  of  Edinburg  VA 
writes:  "2000  was  a  busy  year  for  me.  I  fin- 
ished MBC's  MAT  program  and  got  married 
that  summer  I  taught  school  in  Shenandoah 
County  for  a  few  years,  and  am  now  pursu- 
ing a  nursing  degree." 

HEATHER  FLEMING  Rothwell  of 

Charlottesville  VA  writes;  "I  teach  at  St. 
Anne's  -  Belfield  School.  This  is  my  third  year 
teaching,  and  I  absolutely  love  it!" 

LATESHA  HOOKER  Adkins  began  working 
as  a  magistrate  for  the  City  of  Richmond 
March  25,  2003.  Latesha  will  complete  her 
master's  in  social  work  in  December  2003. 

MAYGAN  UPSCOMB  Elliott  of  Goochland 
VA  wntes: "  1  had  son  Ryan  Winston  on  May 
13,  2002. 1  was  promoted  to  strategic  com- 
pliance coordinator  at  Wyeth  Consumer 
Healthcare  in  May  2002." 

MEREDITH  MOLTENI  of  Richmond  VA 
writes:  "I've  been  living  in  Richmond  for  the 
past  four  years  and  working  as  a  pharmaceu- 
tical sales  representative  for  two.  I  love  my 
job  and  was  awarded  top  performer  for  Merz 
Phanmaceuticals  for  the  fiscal  year 
2001-2002." 

HOLLAND  ROBERTS  Gibbs  couldn't  attend 
her  reunion  in  May  because  she  was  moving 
from  Gainesville  FLto  Norfolk  VA.  Holland's 
daughter  Margaret  is  2,  and  husband 
Charles  graduated  from  Florida  State  in 
December. 

1999 

SHANNON  BAYUS  Sarino  and  husband 
Ernesto  announce  the  birth  of  daughter 
Gabrielle  Mane  November  18,  2002. 
Shannon  writes:  "We're  all  doing  well,  and 
she's  already  getting  ready  to  follow  in  her 
mother's  footsteps  and  attend  MBC!" 

KIMBERLY  "KIM"  CORDES  of  Hackensack 
NJ  became  engaged  to  Austin  Comelisse  on 
Chnstmas  Eve  2002. They  plan  to  wed  in 
November  2003. 

ROBIN  ESTESS  and  Or  Steven  Damian 
Christesen,  both  of  Punta  Gorda  FL,  are 
engaged  to  be  mamed  July  21 ,  2003. 

AMY  HARSTON  Davis  of  Raleigh  NC  will 
complete  her  master's  in  infonmation  sci- 
ence at  UNC  at  Chapel  Hill  in  2004. 

CATHERINE  "DENISE"  HAYES  of  Clifton 
Forge  VA  was  awarded  Outstanding 
Volunteer  for  the  Commonwealth  of  Virginia 
for  2002.  A  reception  was  held  in  her  honor 
at  Douthat  State  Park  December  9,  2002. 
Denise  is  director  of  The  Kid's  Club  at  The 
Homestead  in  Hot  Springs  VA. 


BROOKE  HITE  of  Loretto  VA  has  been 
preparing  to  get  married  in  June. 

AMANDA  LOVEJOY  Thomas  married  Billy 
Thomas,  VMI  '98,  August  8,  1998.  They  have 
two  children:  Jacob,  3,  and  Nicolas.l.The 
family  resides  in  Alderson  WV. 

KIM  REILLY  of  Baltimore  MD  is  engaged  to 
marry  Ethan  Graham,  VMI  '00,  July  5,  2003. 

LEANNA  REYNOLDS  Di  Dio  writes:  "I 
am  working  as  the  case  manager  for  our 
adolescent-counseling  program  and  am 
also  the  marketing  coordinator  for  a  child- 
care  program.  My  husband,  John,  and  I  live 
in  Savannah  GA  while  he  is  in  the  Army.  I 
think  about  Mary  Baldwin  all  the  time  and 
miss  it  terribly." 

SUMMER  SAUNDERS  Milligan  and  Knox 
Henry  Milligan  of  Manakin-Sabot  VA  were 
mamed  August  3,  2002,  at  Mount  Vernon 
United  Methodist  Church  in  Danville  VA, 
where  the  couple  reside.  Summer  is  a 
teacher  for  Danville  public  schools  and 
Knox  IS  employed  by  McCain  Printing 
Company  Inc 

EMILY  WATSON  Bertsch  and  husband  Matt 
moved  from  Montana  to  Colorado  Springs 
CO.  Emily  is  planning  to  attend  nursing 
school  in  the  fall  with  hopes  of  becoming  an 
RN.  Matt  was  pinned  as  captain  in  the  U.S. 
Air  Force  in  June  2002  and  is  a  satellite  oper- 
ator at  Schriever  Air  Force  Base.  The  couple 
purchased  their  first  home  this  year 

CATHERINE  "STACEY"  WHITTEN 
Hairison  has  been  working  full  time  as  a 
long-temi-care-policy  analyst  for  the  Virginia 
Department  of  Medical  Assistance  Services. 
Stacey  is  working  on  her  master's  in  public 
administration  at  Virginia  Tech. 


2000 


JAMIE  CROSS  of  Norfolk  VA  and  BRENNA 

KELLY  of  Midlothian  VA  have  returned  from 
a  si,x-month  deployment  to  the 
Mediten-anean  Sea  and  Arabian  Gulf  while 
assigned  to  the  guided  missle  destroyer 
USS  Bamy.  Jamie  and  Brenna  were  two  of 
more  than  10,000  Atlantic-fleet  sailors  and 
marines  aboard  the  ships  of  the  USS  George 
Washington  Camer  Battle  Group  and  USS 
Nassau  Amphibious  Ready  Group. 

LAUREL  BUCKIS  of  Oak  Hill  VA  teaches  first 
grade  at  Holy  Spirit  Catholic  School  in 

Annandale  VA. 

CARRIE  ECKMAN  married  Michael  Bunn  on 
June  10,  2000.Their  daughter  Avi  Li  was 
born  December  29,  2000. 

TRENT  GIBSON  of  Columbia  SC  completed 
her  second  season  as  coach  of  the  Richland 
Northeast  High  School  volleyball  team. The 
year  before  Trent's  arrival,  Richland 
Northeast  had  won  only  two  games.  In 
Trent's  first  year  as  coach,  the  team  won 
the  Region  4-AAAA  championship  with  an 
11-1  record  and  finished  seventh  in  the 
state  with  a  14-3  record  overall.  Speaking 
of  this  year's  team,  Trent  says: "  I  had  a 
great  team.  I  love  my  girls.  Every  time  we 
came  out  to  play  a  game,  I  got  butterflies.  I 
can  see  why  some  people  can  coach  for  50 
years  and  still  love  it." 

AUCIA  GOLDSMITH  Proctor  and  Shea 
Proctor  were  mamed  October  4,  2002,  at  St. 
Benedict  Catholic  Church  in  Richmond  VA. 


MELANIE  JOHNSON  Alphin  of  Irmo  SC 
married  John  Randall  Aphin  on  June  1 , 
2002.  Melanie  is  a  registered  nurse  working 
on  an  inpatient  child  and  adolescent  psychia- 
try unit  at  Palmetto  Baptist  Medical  Center  in 
Columbia  SC. 

DOLLIE  MARSHALL  of  Richmond  VA 
marned  Andrew  Coleman  Kelly  in  May. 

SARAH  PARKER  mamed  Ted  Wilde  on  April 
1 2,  2003.  She  lives  in  Newport  News  VA  and 
is  working  on  a  master's  in  teaching  through 
Virginia  Tech. 

KATHRINE  "KAT"  STEWART  Messer  of 

MlddlebrookVA  writes:  "I'm  managing 
Messer  Landscape,  my  husband's  family's 
nursery  and  landscape  business."  Kat  and 
Mike  Messer  were  mamed  June  15,  2002. 

JILLWESTERMAN-Boyer  mamed  Matthew 
J.  Boyer  on  May  25,  2002.  Jill  works  as  an 
admissions  counselor  at  Cedar  Crest  College 
in  Allentown  PA. 

2001 

AMBERLEIGH  COVEU  Powell  and  hus- 
band Christopher  of  Mineral  VA  announce 
the  birth  of  son  Joseph  Franklin  on 
September  12,  2002. 

STARLING  CRABTREE  wntes:  "I  am 
engaged  to  a  wonderful  man  named  Brad 
Nowell.  We  will  be  married  in  October 
2003  and  will  live  and  work  in  Nashville 
TN.  I  am  employed  by  Cummings  Video 
and  Film,  and  Brad  is  a  sales  representa- 
tive with  American  Papers  and  Twine.  He 


recently  won  'Most  Improved  Sales  Rep' 
of  the  year  I  send  love  and  best  wishes 
to  my  Mary  Baldwin  friends." 

ERIN  KELLY  writes:  "I'm  a  legislative  assis- 
tant for  my  state  senator,  whom  I've  worked 
for  since  June  2001. 1  moved  from  home- 
town Hanover  PA  to  nearby  York  for  a 
needed  change  of  pace  and  to  be  closer  to 
work." 

CAT>iERINE  SAUNDERS  Hamrick  of 

Bedford  VA  wntes:  "I'm  doing  great  —  work- 
ing in  Bedford  doing  foster  care.  In  August.  I 
will  have  been  here  for  two  years.  I  have  17 
kids  on  my  caseload  ranging  in  age  from  1  to 
18. 1  love  working  with  them.  In  July  2002. 1 
mam'ed  a  wonderful  and  handsome  man 
named  Marty  Hamnck.  I  love  being  married. 
I  never  thought  I'd  be  one  of  the  first  out  of 
our  group,  but  here  I  am." 

AUYSONTEEVAN  of  Woodbridge  VA  is 
marketing  director  with  Historic  Manassas 
Inc.  in  Old  Town  Manassas.  She  writes:  "I 
market  and  advertise  the  merchants  and 
restaurants  of  Old  Town  Manassas  and  could 
not  have  asked  for  a  better  job! " 

ERIKA  WENDT  Roberts  of  Fredericksburg 
VA  writes: "  I've  been  wortdng  at 
Nursefinders,  a  nursing  agency  in 
Fredericksburg,  as  a  staffing  manager  since 
August  2001. 1  mamed  Michael  Roberts  on 
November  3,  2001 ,  at  Sacred  Heart  Catholic 
Church  in  Winchester  VA  and  we  had  Anna 
Corinne  on  July  9. 2002." 


MBC  Grad  Shares  Sense  of  Hope 

Kelly  Mann  '99,  a  medical  smdent  in  Israel,  was  among 
notable  young  adults  around  the  world  interviewed  by  CNN 
International  —  the  cable-news  operation  —  for  broadcast  this 
past  Christmas  Day. 

She  and  others  were  asked  what  they  think  of  the  world 
today  and  what  they  would  like  to  change.  Mann  talked  about 
the  importance  of  focusing  on  hope  for 
peaceful  change  in  a  violent  world.  She  says 
she  would  like  more  youths  to  become 
active  in  health  and  health  care  "because  I 
believe  that  when  you  reach  your  hand  out 
to  heal  another  person,  in  whatever  capaci- 
ty, you  lose  the  ability  to  dehumanize  that 
person  and  make  him  your  enemy." 

Mann  is  a  third-year  student  at  Ben  Gurion  University' 's 
Program  in  International  Health  and  Medicine  in  Beer  Sheva. 
"We  work  in  collaboration  with  Columbia  Universin'  in  New 
York,"  she  says.  "The  primar\-  goal  of  the  program  is  to  create 
physicians  who  can  bridge  the  gap  between  the  developed 
world  and  the  developing  world.  Along  with  the  traditional 
Western  medical  curriculum  taught  in  the  United  States,  we 
take  classes  in  disaster  relief,  aging  around  the  world,  world 
health  systems,  pediatrics  in  Africa,  and  even  how  to  combat 
bioterrorism." 

Says  Mann,  who  was  in  the  Program  for  the  Exceptionally 
Gifted  at  Mat)'  Baldwin:  "We  hope  to  create  a  generation  of 
physicians  capable  of  working  in  any  environment  in  almost 
any  situation." 


Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine  •  Summer  2003 


2002 


AMANDA  Davis  of  Glen  Allen  VA  writes. "  I 
have  been  accepted  into  the  master  of  edu- 
cation program  at  Virginia  State  Universitv 
and  will  begin  this  spring.  My  area  of  con- 
centration will  be  educational  technology." 

STACI  BOONE  of  Newport  News  VA  works 

for  Verizon 

CARA  COSTIGAN  works  for  Enterpnse 
Rent-A-Car  and  will  soon  be  promoted  to  a 
manager  Cara  lives  in  Virginia  Beach  VA  and 
IS  planning  to  attend  graduate  school  to  earn 
a  master's  degree, 

MALISSA  DEWINDT  of  Roanoke  VA  writes: 
"I'm  the  lead  pre-kindergarten  teacher  at  the 
Downtown  Learning  Center  as  of  August  26, 
2002  I  am  pursuing  a  master's  of  art  in  liber- 
al studies  at  Hollins  Universityl" 

DEMETRA  GLOVER  of  Winston-Salem  NC 
is  a  computer  specialist  working  for  a  phar- 
maceutical company  while  earning  her 
master's  in  computer  science  at  Winston- 
Salem  University 

WINDSOR  HALL  of  Spotsylvania  VA  is 
engaged  to  marry  Scott  Johnson,  VMI  '00, 
July  19,  2003 

SAIDAH  HART  of  Maple  Shade  NJ  teach- 
es Spanish  at  Lenape  High  School  in 
Medford  NJ. 

LINDSEY  HUMPHRIES  of  Buena  Vista  VA  is 
engaged  to  marry  Chris  Golden  on  June  28, 
2003 

JACLYN  JANEK  of  Fort  Worth  TX  writes.  "I 
graduated  from  Texas  Christian  University 
in  May  I  really  en)oyed  my  first  year  of  col- 
lege at  MBC  and  will  never  forget  the 
experience" 

LAURA  LILLY  of  LubbuckTX  is  getting 
married  July  19,  2003.  She  will  graduate 
from  Texas  Tech  this  year  with  a  major  in 
art  history. 

MOLLY  MAHONEY  is  in  her  second  semes- 
ter of  nursing  school  studying  to  be  an  RN 
Molly  plans  to  graduate  in  2005. 

JESSICA  MARSHALL  of  Urbanna  VA 
writes:  "I  am  working  as  a  social  worker 
with  the  Mathews  Department  of  Social 
Services  in  Mathews  VA  and  loving  it! " 

JESSICA  PASINI  Elsass  writes:  "I  was  mar- 
ned  June  22,  2002,  to  2nd  Lt  Jake  Alan 
Elsass,  USAF.  In  July  we  moved  to  Tinker  Air 
Force  Base,  Oklahoma  City  OK,  where  we'll 
be  stationed  for  four  years.  I  am  a  graphic 
designer  at  Hollingsworth  Graphic 
Dimensions,  which  is  among  the  top  five 
design  agencies  in  Oklahoma." 

ERINN  SINGMAN  of  Fairfax  VA  is  stationed 
in  Korea. 

STACY  SMALLWOOD  Tiuslow  and  Ricky 
"Bo" Tajslow  Jr.  were  married  December 
28,  2002,  in  Waynesboro  VA.  Stacy  teaches 
fifth  grade  at  Ridgeview  Christian  School  in 
Stuarts  Draft  VA.  The  couple  live  in 
Waynesboro. 

EMILY  WARD  of  Wachapreague  VA  became 
engaged  in  June  2002  and  is  planning  a 
May  2004  wedding.  She  works  with  MBC 
alumna  KRISTEN  BENTZEN  '98  for  the 

YMCA  of  South  Hampton  Roads  at  Camp 
Silver  Beach  —  "I  love  it  I " 


ILA  "REBECCA"  WEAVER  Fletcher  of 

Bariington  IL  married  Robert  Fletcher  Jr 
November  30.  2002,  in  Las  Vegas  NV 


ADP 


1981 

WALTER  RIDGELY  of  Newberry  SC  is  trea- 
surer of  Presbyterian  College  in  Clinton  SC, 
and  wife  GLENDA  RIDGELY  '81  is  budget 
director  for  the  University  of  South  Carolina. 

1986 

CHARLES  CULBERTSON  of  Staunton  VA 
had  a  three-part  series  featured  in  Staunton's 
The  News  Leader  about  the  trial  of  confeder- 
ate soldier  Henry  Webster,  who  shot 
Staunton  resident  John  Snyder  at  a  saloon  in 
Staunton  on  November  27  1861.  The  articles 
appeared  on  consecutive  Saturdays  begin- 
ning August  24,  2002 

1991 

PAULA  TILLAPAUGH  of  Los  Angeles  CA 
was  promoted  to  manager,  AFMA 
Collections,  a  division  of  the  Amencan 
Film  Marketing  Association.  She  supervis- 
es the  collection  of  international  and 
domestic  audio-visual  royalties  for  film 
and  television  product  owned  by  more 
than  125  independent  film  and  television 
production  and  distribution  companies 
who  participate  in  the  service.  Paula 
lOined  the  AFMA  staff  in  1996 

1993 

ESTHER  HANKS-Martin  of  Bassett  VA 
received  her  clinical  nursing  associate 
degree  in  Roanoke  VA.  She  has  a  new 
position  at  a  pnvate  institution  for  assisted 
living  in  Henry  VA 

1995 

DONNA  BALLARD  moved  to  Laurel  MD 
and  a  |ob  with  the  Department  of  Defense. 
She  works  with  the  Marines  and  attributes 
much  of  her  success  to  MBC  and  the  WILD 
program. 


1996 


H.  "WIL'  REID  and  cousin  Langdon  Reid  of 
Staunton  VA  make  up  the  country  music  duo 
Grandstaff  In  fall  2002,  they  signed  a  record- 
ing contract  with  Yell  Records  in  Nashville TN 
to  produce  Circles,  their  first  national  CD  that 
was  released  this  spring 

DENISE  WILLIAMS  of  Alberta  VA  is  a  certi- 
fied specialist  in  estate  planning. 

1999 

PAUL  HARMON  of  Lyndhurst  VA  writes: 
"After  graduating  in  summer  1999  with  a 
B.A.  in  pychology  I  went  to  Goddard  College 
in  Plainfield  VT  and  earned  an  M.A.  in  psy- 
chology and  counseling  in  June  2002.  I'm 
working  as  a  resident  in  counseling  at  Valley 
Community  Services  Board  in  Staunton, 
accruing  residency  hours  for  the  Virginia 
License  of  Professional  Counseling,  and 
serving  as  a  volunteer  on  the  2002-2003 
board  of  directors  for  the  Staunton  Augusta 
Mental  Health  Association" 


Just  What  Does  'Participation'  IVIean? 

Sarah  Benkenciorf  '06  spotted  an  opportunity  to  publicize 
Mary  Baldwin  College  to  millions  of  people  and  pick  up  a  few 
dollars  for  doing  so.  And  she  doesn't  have  to  apologize  to  the 
Department  of  Sociology  and  Social  Work. 

Benkendorf,  who  is  in  the  college's  Program  for  the 
Exceptionally  Gifted,  mined  the  MBC  course  catalog  for  a 
humor  item  she  submitted  to  Reader's  Digest,  which  enjoys 
one  of  the  largest  circulations  of  any  publication  in  the  world. 

Her  entry,  on  Page  79  of  the  April  Digest: 


Sociology  205  Death  and  Dying: 

A  lecture  course  with  some  student  participation 
required. 


Ha  ha.  Presumably  raising  a  hand  isn't  life  threaten- 
ing. Maybe  the  department  isn't  laughing.  Its  faculty  has 
deleted  the  ambiguous  "student  participation"  for  the 
course  description  appearing  in  the  next  edition  of  the  cat- 
alog. Benkendorf  is  $100  ahead  —  and  the  national 
exposure  surely  was  worth  more  than  that  to  the  college. 


Thanks,  Volunteers! 

(You  are  one,  aren't  you?) 

A  big  thank  you  from  the  college  for  all 
that  you  are  doing  for  your  alma  mater! 
Mary  Baldwin  could  not  thrive  without 
your  kindness,  generosity,  and  time.  As  you 
know,  the  college's  staff  cannot  be  every- 
where all  of  the  time.  Invitations  to  fall 
college  fairs  will  start  to  roll  in  soon,  and 
we  would  love  to  hear  from  you.  We 
need  volunteers  in  New  Jersey, 
Pennsylvania,  New  York 
(especially  Long  Island), 
Delaware,  Massachusetts, 
and  Florida.  If  you  live  in 
one  of  these  states  (or  any 
other)  and  would  like  to 
help  Mary  Baldwin 
recruit  strong,  well- 
rounded  Students, 
please  call  us  at 
1-800-763-7359  or 
e-mail  rbruce@mbc.edii. 


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MARRIAGES 


DEATHS 


NANCY  PILLOW  '02  to  Harold  Roberts,  November  28,  2002 

PAMELA  "RAM"  WAVELL  '66  to  Dr  Paul  Clark  Jr.,  June  28,  2002 

MARY  "CELIA"  CRITTENDEN  '66  to  Dr.  Fred  Patrick,  December  31 ,  2002 

BARBARA  GARNER  '68  to  John  Ogles,  April  1,  2000 

SUSAN  ROBBINS  '69  to  Ed  Heaney,  December  22,  2001 

LAUREL  "LOLLY"  CATCHING  '71  to  Michael  David  Anderson,  February  22,  2003 

EVE  HITCHMAN  '74  to  Allen  J.  Carter.  October  8,  2000 

TERRY  HUFFMAN  '75  to  James  Y  Arnold  III,  February  23,  2002 

ELIZABETH  "LIZ"  BENDER  '91  to  Michael  Morgan,  October  5,  2002 

JENNIFER  WILKINSON  '94  to  John  D.Taylor  II,  June  23,  2002 

PENNY  JENKINS  '95  to  Peter  Lowrey  November  2,  2002 

CHERYL  SERFOZO  '95  to  David  Hindelang,  November  2,  2002 

JENNIFER  DEEDS  '98  to  William  Tyler  "Tye"  Angel,  January  25,  2003 

SUMMER  SAUNDERS  '99  to  Knox  Henry  Milligan,  August  3,  2002 

KATHRINE  "KAT"  STEWART  '00  to  Michael  Buel  Messer,  June  15,  2002 

JILL  WESTERMAIM  '00  to  Matthew  J.  Boyer,  May  25,  2002 

ALICIA  GOLDSMITH  '00  to  Shea  Proctor,  October  4,  2002 

MELANIE  JOHNSON  '00  to  John  Randall  Alphin,  June  1 .  2002 

JESSICA  PASINI  '02  to  Jake  Alan  Elsass,  June  22,  2002 

ILA  "REBECCA"  WEAVER  '02  to  Robert  Fletcher  Jr,  November  30,  2002 

STACY  SMALLWOOD  '02  to  Ricky  "Bo"  Truslow  Jr,  December  28,  2002 

BIRTHS 

ANNA  MCKENZIE  GIBSON  Koon  '82  and  Karl:  a  daughter,  Kerry  Elizabeth,  August  1,  2002 
STACIE  HAMILTON  Baird  '86  and  Scott;  a  son,  Spencer  Bryant,  June  23,  2002 
ELIZABETH  HAMMOCK  Benjamin  '89  and  Stephen:  a  daughter,  Arabella  "Ella"  Bass. 

November  6,  2002 
MARTHA  HENDRICKSON  Shelley  '89  and  Martin:  a  son,  Thomas  Mason,  August  19.  2002 
ANNE  HESS  Mamon  '89  and  Christian:  a  daughter,  Lilly  Jane,  March  IB,  2002 
SUSAN  MCCLANAHAN  Barcroft  '89  and  Paul:  a  daughter,  Lillian  "Lilly"  Thompson, 

June  3,  2002 
JACQUELINE  NICHOLAS  Hott  '89  and  John:  a  son,  Nicholas  Robert,  September  15,  2001 
HOLLY  PORTER  Vitullo  '89  and  Lenny:  a  daughter,  Sophia  Elise,  September  18,  2002 
AMY  FISCHER  Power  '90  and  Ken:  a  daughter,  Caroline  Cooper,  December  2,  2002 
ALLISON  JAMES  Hescock  '90  and  Jay:  a  daughter,  Anna  Caverly  May  13,  2002 
CARROLL  MCMATH  Weatherman  '90  and  Chuck:  a  son,  Andrew  James,  July  24,  2002 
SARAH  PENHALLOWVostal  '91  and  Ken:  a  daughter,  Erin  Margaret,  December  3,  2002 
CHRISTINE  WRIGHT  Gamble  '91  and  Christopher:  twin  sons,  Nicholas  William  and  George 

Patrick,  July  10,  2001 
CHRISTY  MOODY  Verdict  '92  and  Charles:  a  daughter,  Caroline  Denman.  March  29,  2002 
MARGARET  KLUTTZ  Dees  '93  and  Jay:  a  son,  William  "Archie"  III,  February  28,  2002 
DANA  FUGAZZOTTO  Bell  '94  and  Charles:  a  son,  Charles  "Charlie"  Robert  IV, 

February  18,  2003 
SONJA  SPARKS  Smith  '95  and  K.G.:  a  daughter,  Margaret  Olivia,  October  23,  2002 
BRONWYN  MACDONALD-Schwegel  '96  and  Dennis:  a  daughter.  Cadence  Patricia, 

October  2,  2001 
LINDSEY  NORTON  Caines  '97  and  Jon:  a  son.  Carter  William,  June  10,  2002 
JENNIFER  THOMPSON  Barker  '97  and  Jacob:  a  son,  John  Dennis  "Jack"  Russell, 

July  11,  2002 
ANGELA  AMOS  Rowe  '98  and  Bryce:  a  son,  Peyton  Wells,  December  16,  2002 
MAYGAN  LIPSCOMB  Elliott  '98  and  Dwayne:  a  son,  Ryan  Winston,  May  13,  2002 
AMY  WOOLSTON  Hinkle  '98  and  Robert:  a  son,  Alexander  Lawton,  October  22,  2002 
SHANNON  BAYLIS  Sarino  '99  and  Emesto:  a  daughter.  Gabrielle  Marie,  November  18,  2002 
TONIA  GARRISON  Broome  '99  and  Spencer:  a  son,  Austin  Alexander,  January  19,  2002 
AMANDA  LOVEJOYThomas  '99  and  Billy:  a  son,  Nicolas,  February  8,  2002 
AMBERLEIGH  COVELL  Powell  '01  and  Chnstopher:  a  son,  Joseph  Franklin, 

September  12,  2002 
ERIKA WENDT  Roberts  '01  and  Michael:  a  daughter,  Anna  Connne,  July  9,  2001 


MARGARET  BROWN  Chaffee  '22,  October  22,  2001 
BARBARA  HAGAN  Norris  '23,  Apnl  28,  2002 
PAULINE  PHIPPS  Shotwell  '27,  December  11,  2002 
VIRGINIA  COOKE  Volk  '38  November  9,  2002 
CHARLOTTE  CRONE  Harlowe  '38,  Date  Unknown 
BARBARA  BAKER  Richardson  '39.  November  26.  2002 
BARBARA  BENTON  Reagan  '41,  December  9,  2002 
KATHARINE  ANDERSON  McKinnon  '42,  December  12,  2002 
ANNE  BRUGH  Beede  '42,  October  3,  2001 
BETTYTHOMPSON  Gregory  '46,  January  16,  2003 
NEWELL  MARTIN  Lee  '50,  December  18,  2002 
MARGARET  PERKINSTAYLOR  Chilton  '53,  Septembers,  2002 
CATHERINE  REDD  '75,  February  18,  2003 
VIRGINIA  GANTT  Kendig  '87,  February  5,  2003 


Do  We  Have  Your  Correct 

E-Mail  Address? 

You  know  —  the  latest,  up-to-the-minute,  cur- 
rent address.  E-mail  addresses  change, 
people  move  around,  businesses  buy  other 
businesses.  We  understand.  But  we  want  to 
stay  in  touch.  The  Office  of  Alumnae/i 
Activities  sends  out  periodic  updates  about 
news  and  events  at  IVIary  Baldwin.  So, 
please,  help  us  help  you.  IVIake  sure  we  use 
the  e-mail  address  that  you  use.  Send 
changes  to  alumnae@mbc.edu.  And  thanks! 


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Atlanta 

Baltimore 

Charlotte 

Columbia 

Dallas 

Greenville 

Houston 

McLean 

Nashville 

Staunton 


alumnae/i  in  action 


Nashville,  Tennessee 

Dinner  at  Merchant's  Restaurant  Downtown 
November  4,  2002 

1.  Front  low  JaneTownes  '69,  Macy  Cofield  Cohen 
'80,  Mary  Chenault  Bomar  '66 

Back  row:  Helen  Stevens  Forster  '83,  Collier 
Andress  Smith  '91 ,  Beth  Palk  Hooper  '93, 
Elizabeth  Calhoun  '98,  Cart  Black  '98,  Emily 
Alexander  Douglas  '98,  Laura  McCarter  Stone  '98, 
Bekah  Kennedy  Caruso  '69,  Daphne  Walker  '70, 
Alexis  Herbster  '97 

Houston,  Texas 

Cocktails  at  home 

of  Kelly  Andrews  Coselll  '85 
November  12,2002 

2.  Alumnae/i  Executive  Director  LynnTuggle  Gilliland 
'80,  Alumnae/i  Association  President  Sue 
McDowell  Whitlock  '67  Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  '63. 
hostess  Kelly  Andrews  Coselli  '85 

3.  Sue  Lollis  '79,  Sue  McDowell  Whrtlock  '67  Barbara 
Bullock  Williams  '57  Cynthia  Knight  Weir  '68, 
Emily  Dethloff  Ryan  '63,  Peg  Rusnak  '96 

Dallas,  Texas 

Luncheon  at  home 

of  Peggy  Carr  Anderson  '67 
November  13, 2002 

4.  Holly  Porter  Vitullo  '89,  Heather  Hill  Washburne  '94, 
hostess  Peggy  Carr  Anderson  '67  Melinda 
Middleton  Knowles  '92 

5.  Joan  Velten  Hall  '66,  Ann  Moody  DeGrassi  '57 
Susan  Bernoudy  Lebowitz  '71 

Staunton,  Virginia 

Christmas  party  at  home 

of  Jenna  Southers  Frank  '95  MAT 
December  12, 2002 

6.  Evie  Chapman  Brown  '52,  Ethel  Smeak  '53,  Sarah 
Maupin  Jones  '39 

7.  Clair  Carter  Bell  '76,  Ann  Wade  Godwin  '66 

8.  Hostess  Jenna  Southers  Frank  '95  MAT  and  hus- 
band Bruce 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Luncheon  and  tour 

at  the  American  Visionary  Arts  Museum 
February  9, 2003 

9.  Julie  Ellswoth  Cox  '86,  Donna  Cason  Smith  '86, 
Karen  Latshaw  Schaub  '86 


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10.  Front  row:  Rebecca  Stevens  '99.  Jane  Starke  Sims  '68, 
Gini  Rose  Hagee  '50 

Back  row:  Leah  Griffith  '03.  Sue  Hook  Riley  '65, 
Ginger  Mudd  Galvez  '73 

Atlanta,  Georgia 

Reception  for  President  Cynthia  H.  Tyson 

at  home  of  Yum  Lewis  Arnold  '69 
February  13, 2003 

11.  Hostess  and  Chair  of  Board  of  Trustees  Yum  Lewis 
Arnold  '69,  Judy  Bryant  Skinner  '65  and  husband  Bill 
Skinner 

12.  Nancy  Broyles  James  '81 .  Ray  Castles  Uttenhove  '68 

13.  EngleYokley  '69,  Laurie  Scott  Bass  '78,  Jennifer  Webb  '91 

14.  Lauren  Warder  '97  CeCe  Pressly  '00,  President  Tyson, 
Jennifer  Colson  '99 

15.  Sally  Dorsey  '64,  Robert  Balentine,  Betty  Gulbenk 
Balentine  '80,  Mary  Ann  Chatham-Groton  '90 

Columbia,  South  Carolina 

Reception  for  President  Tyson 

at  home  of  Katherine  Jacl<son  Anderson  '80 
IVIarch  6, 2003 

16.  Betsy  Walker  Cate  '65,  Jill  Johnson  Horton  '83,  Liz 
Edgerton  Summers  '84,  Rachel  Reed  '89,  Hostess 
Katherine  Jackson  Anderson  '80.  Cathy  Hood  Kennedy  '73 

17.  Rose  Dnver  Stuart  '69,  President  Tyson,  Alumnae/i 
Association  President  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  '67  Mary 
Weston  Grimball  '69 

18.  Royce  "Bebee"  Adams  '95  ADR  Jimmy  Graham,  Anita 
Thee  Graham  '50 

19.  Ann  Rawl  McCain  '51,  Ellen  MossWestfall  '73,  Kathy 
Ballew  Bowen  '78 

Greenville,  South  Carolina 

Reception  for  President  Tyson  at  home 

of  Eugenia  "Woo"  IVIcCuenThomason  '62 
IVIarch  7  2003 

20.  Front  row:  President  Tyson,  "Woo"  McCuenThomason 
'62,  JenanneYork  Montgomery  '87  Mizza  Saunders 
Conwell  '70,  Vera  Canaday  Lupo  '49,  Alumnae/i  Board 
President  Sue  McDowell  Whitlock  '67 

Back  row:  Martha  Masters  '69,  Susan  Pope 
Justesen  '71,  Alumnae/i  Executive  Director  Lynn 
Tuggle  Gilliland  '80,  Margo  DuPuy-Howerton 
Stewart,  Marcus  Tyson,  Claire  Fontaine  Rice  '56 

Charlotte,  North  Carolina 

Reception  for  President  Tyson 

at  home  of  Margaret  Chapman  Jackson  '80 
March  7, 2003 

21.  Front  row:  Barbara  Barnes  Wissbaum  '79,  Robena 
Price  Morgan  '28 

Back  row:  Kellie  Warner  '90,  Lynn  Garry  Muller  '89 


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22.  Stewart  Tonissen  '03,  Hillary  Baumann  Maclean 
■89,  Martha  Hendrickson  Shelley  '89.  President 
Tyson 

23.  Martha  Butler  Matthews  '62,  former  President 
Sam  Spencer,  caterer  Melissa  Woods  '90,  Merita 
Long  Webster  '58 

McLean,  Virginia 

Reception  for  President  Tyson 

at  home  of  Frances  Costello  Roller  '50 
March  19, 2003 

24.  Tina  Thompson  Kincaid  '93,  Linda  Dolly  Hammack 
'62,  Carole  Anderson,  Victoria  Hanke  Dodge  '00 

25.  Patricia  "Trish"  Gregory  '93,  Desha  Prashad  Nixon 
'91,  Honey  JatfeTishgart  '93.  Ashley  Lowrey  '95, 
Penny  Jenkins  Lowrey  '95 

26.  Alice  Blair  '86,  Eleanor  McClendon  Bond  '88 

27.  Hostess  Frances  Costello  Roller  '50,  Dr.  Tyson 


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BRECKEN     ELISABETH     GEIMAN     '06 


Dean's  List  Student 
Fashion  Designer 
Musician 

i  have  grown  up  encouraged  to  love  and 
appreciate  art  (my  mother,  Lisa  Geiman,  is 
an  artist)  and  to  nourish  my  creativity.  I 
love  fashion  and  keeping  up  with  the 
newest  trends.  I  began  making  handbags 
about  two  years  ago.  I  saw  the  popularity 
of  inflatable  bags,  and  I  took  "inner  tube" 
handbags  one  step  further.  I  began  using 
actual  inner  tubes  and  pool  rafts  and  came 
up  with  my  own  shape.  I  put  found 
objects  between  translucent  layers: 
unusual  tissue  paper,  rhinestones,  foil, 
Christmas  tinsel,  pieces  of  wrapping 
paper.  I  also  used  anything  shiny  or  metal- 
lic and  any  kind  of  animal  pnnt  motif. 

Last  summer  I  started  making  hand- 
bags from  translucent  vinyl  shower 
curtains.  Behind  these  layers  I  add  metal- 
lic material.  I  also  use  denim  to  create 
the  outer  layer.  I  line  each  handbag  with  a 
print  and  embellish  each  with  vintage 
leather,  which  I  fringe  and  use  to  make 
straps.  Each  bag  bears  beads  and  a 
feather.  I  also  use  vintage  tapestry.  1 
stitch  the  bags  together  with  heavy-duty 
thread  on  an  upholstery  machine. 

I  call  my  handbags  BEG-ME  Bags 
because  my  initials  are  B.E.G.  I  add  a  lit- 
tle spice  —  I  use  red  leather  lips  as  my 
logo,  imprinted  with  the  BEG-ME 
emblem.  Ivly  bags  are  sold  in  a  high-end 
specialty  store  in  Nashville.  Owners  of 
my  bags  include  country-music  stars:  The 
Dixie  Chicks,  Carolyn  Dawn  Johnson,  and 
Terri  Clark.  The  bags  are  also  in  the  cos- 
tume shop  of  HBO's  "Sex  and  the  City." 

I  play  the  guitar  and  sing,  and  I'm 
writing  songs.  I  was  recently  named  a 
finalist  in  a  statewide  talent  contest.  I'm 
recording  a  demo.  At  Mary  Baldwin,  I'm  a 
member  of  Baldwin  Charm  and  the  Choir. 


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As  the  Rain  Commenced 

A  persistent  drizzle,  typical  of  a  cold  and  damp  spring,  forced  tfie  161  st  Commencement 
under  a  big  tent  outside  the  Physical  Activities  Center,  where  many  of  the  attending  families 
and  friends  watched  the  ceremony  —  Cynthia  H.  Tyson's  last  as  Mary  Baldwin's  president 
—  on  a  big  screen.  Tyson  was  surprised  with  an  honorary  degree.  Also  receiving  one  was 
prominent  painter  Judith  Godwin,  who  entered  the  college  with  the  Class  of  1952.  Nearly 
300  degrees  were  granted,  including  the  first  four  in  the  master's  program  in  Shakespeare 
studies.  The  last  name  called  that  soggy  Sunday,  May  18,  was  Brenna  Zortman,  daughter 
of  the  Commencement  speaker,  Rear  Admiral  James  M.  Zortman,  commander  of  the  Naval 
Air  Force,  Atlantic  Fleet.  Commencer'^ent  coverage  is  on  the  Mary  Baldwin  Web  site  at 
www.mbc.edu  and  will  be  in  the  fall  Mary  Baldwin  College  Magazine. 


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