depauw

M AGA Z I N E

DePauw’s 19th
president
inaugurated:
Brian w. Casey
fall 2008 - winter 2009
INSide this Issue:
2008 depauw discourse and
presidential inauguration
Photos, Inaugural Address and more

Also in this issue:

monon bell game photos
Fireworks soared
over the DePauw
campus on the
evening of Friday,
Oct. 10, 2008,
to celebrate the
inauguration of
President Brian W.
Casey.
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M A G A Z I N E
fall 2008 - Winter 2009
C O N T E N T S
Volume 72 • No. 2

STAFF
Larry G. Anderson, editor
DEPAUW
M A G A Z I N E
ON THE COVER:
Dian D. Phillips, art director-designer, director of publications
Donna Grooms, class notes editor Brian W. Casey was inaugurated as DePauw’s
Kelly A. Graves, designer, assistant director of publications
Richard Fields, University photographer 19th president on Oct. 10, 2008. See story
Larry G. Ligget, editorial assistant beginning on page 2.
Jennifer Clarkson Soster ’88, executive director of alumni relations
Lisa Hollander, vice president for development and alumni relations

DePauw Alumni Association Officers

Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93, president
DEPAUW’S 19th
PRESIDENT
INAUGURATED:
BRIAN W. CASEY
FALL 2008 - WINTER 2009
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
2008 DEPAUW DISCOURSE and
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION
Photos, Inaugural Address and more
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Brian W. Casey installed as DePauw’s 19th presi-

Janet L. Johns ’85, vice president ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:

Stephen N. Combs ’87, secretary

MONON BELL GAME PHOTOS
dent. Text of President Casey’s inaugural speech.
Madeleine Albright, Lee Hamilton, others discuss
DePauw ContactS
global challenges at DePauw Discourse 2008.
Admission
Stefanie D. Niles, vice president for admission and financial aid President Casey meets with Greek Life Advisory
765-658-4108
sniles@depauw.edu Council Assembly. IRS approves DePauw to offer
Alumni Relations
Jennifer Clarkson Soster ’88, executive director Voluntary Greek Support Program. DePauw’s Andy
765-658-4208
jsoster@depauw.edu Warhol photos. News briefs. Faculty briefs.

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Annual Fund
John R. Kuka, director
765-658-4211
johnkuka@depauw.edu LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Athletics
Russell Compton’s legacy lives on. Dr. Pence didn’t know much about poetry.

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765-658-4938
pagecotton@depauw.edu
Career Services Center RECENT WORDS
Thomas R. Cath ’76, director
765-658-4280 Anthony. Cryer ’61. Collins ’80. Dawson ’58. Geis. Hamilton ’80. Nickell ’80.
tcath@depauw.edu
Class Notes Rubio ’61. Tyler ’48. Walker ’35.

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dgrooms@depauw.edu
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Lisa Hollander, vice president
765-658-4036
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Financial Aid
Joanne Haymaker, associate director
765-658-4030
Alumni and parents host 2008
jhaymaker@depauw.edu
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Media Relations
Ken Owen ’82, executive director
765-658-4634
locations. Alumni, students and
kowen@depauw.edu
Registrar’s Office (transcripts)
faculty members enjoy Coming
Kenneth J. Kirkpatrick, registrar
765-658-4000 Together 2008. Photos from
kjkirk@depauw.edu
Sports Information
Presidential Receptions. The
Bill Wagner, director
765-658-4630 2012 legacy class. Regional
Hotline (scores)
765-658-4636 alumni event photos. Monon Bell
bwagner@depauw.edu
www.depauw.edu/ath/ football game and telecast party photos.

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 While the East College
bell rang – and led by
co-University marshals
Frederick M. Soster
and Mary P. Dixon –
President Brian W.
Casey and members
of the inauguration
party processed along
campus pathways
that were lined with
international flags.

(Photo: © Marilyn E. Culler)

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Inauguration celebrates DePauw’s role in the world

Brian W. Casey installed as

DePauw’s 19th president

UNCOMMON SUCCESS:
DP E AUW
IN THE
WORLD
D DePauw celebrated a new chapter in its 171-year history on Friday, Oct. 10, as the University
community and friends from Greencastle and around the nation gathered for the inauguration
of the University’s 19th president, Brian W. Casey. The ceremony was the highlight of a week
of celebrations focused on DePauw’s place in the world that led into Old Gold Weekend. The
inauguration theme was Uncommon Success: DePauw in the World.
The inaugural ceremony began with a formal procession of stu-
dents, faculty members, administrators, trustees and delegates from
56 academic institutions and educational associations, who walked
across campus to the Holton Memorial Quadrangle. With members
dressed in caps and robes of academic regalia, the procession followed
paths lined with 104 international flags, signifying the 104 countries
from where DePauw students and faculty members have come, or have
gone to study, during the last five years. As the DePauw Band played
“Procession of the Nobles” by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov and “Seven
Suite” by Edward Elgar, the procession strode into the Holton Memo-
rial Quadrangle to join the audience of more than 2,500 assembled in
front of Roy O. West Library.
After a choral offering from Exalt! DePauw’s Gospel Choir, and
an invocation offered by Bishop Michael J. Coyner, President Casey
(Photo: Alex Turco ’10)

received formal welcomes by representatives of the student body, faculty,

staff, alumni and city of Greencastle. DePauw Associate Professor of
R. David Hoover ’67, chair of the DePauw English and poet Joseph W. Heithaus then read a poem he composed
Board of Trustees, presented a medallion of the for the occasion, titled “Ode to the New.” (Read the poem on page 4.)
University seal to President Brian W. Casey during R. David Hoover ’67, chair of DePauw’s Board of Trustees, presented
the inauguration ceremony. the new president with a medallion of the University’s seal and spoke
of “DePauw moments” that all alumni share.
“There’s the day your parents dropped you off, the classes that helped you become more
curious and reflective, the Old Gold Days and dances, and the classmates who became some
of my best friends, including my wife, Suzanne [Anderson ’67]. There’s also the way you still
feel every time you revisit this campus,” Hoover, president and chief executive officer of Ball
Corporation, said.
“It is my honor to serve as chair of the Board of Trustees, and as part of my duties I served
on the Presidential Search Committee. The fine work of my colleagues on that committee has
brought us to this day – and created a ‘DePauw moment’ that ranks among my favorites. In
February – after getting to know Dr. Brian Casey and seeing how our community responded
to his energy and vision – I had the privilege of informing him that he was the choice to be the

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Preparing Roy O. West Library for the inauguration ceremony.

University’s 19th president. I have been involved in many important

and exciting things throughout my life, but this was special. I love
this University, and I have tremendous confidence that this man is
the person to lead us forward.”
Following the formal installation of Casey as DePauw’s 19th presi-
dent, Robert J. Zimmer, president of University of Chicago, gave the
keynote address. Zimmer, who worked with Casey at Brown University,

(Photo: © Marilyn E. Culler)

spoke warmly of DePauw’s new president. “DePauw, which has such
a rich history and a community rightly proud of its achievements, is Brian W. Casey (left) and
R. David Hoover ’67
very fortunate to have Brian Casey as its president at this time. He is

Ode to the New

A poem by Joseph W. Heithaus Who doesn’t want your gleaming music? You’re no less
for the inauguration of Brian you as a coat Who doesn’t want common than a crow
W. Casey as the 19th president for warmth against you to trace perched on a sycamore’s
of DePauw University, an old old wind? some misty line white bone branch.
October 10, 2008 Or a cart to carry they might step across You’re no less ordinary
away what’s broken? to start over? than its caw.
Who doesn’t want you But you’re the part
for a window But so often I forget that has no name:
to let in air, a boot you’re here the sudden flash of wing,
to kick a rusty can when I open the nameless tremor
just to hear its spook my eyes from sleep of the branch,
and rattle and clank? or when I watch the way the feather’s spread.
Joseph W. Heithaus
Who doesn’t love the moon rise New, you are that crow,
Joseph W. Heithaus is your small hands in the dusk’s pale blue. let loose to cut
associate professor of opening, that flutter I forget how across the sky. New,
English and chair of before your heart you lurk you’re as old
the English department starts its canter, in every second as they come,
at DePauw. your scent barely like a syllable in a word always looming, here,
an inkling of ripe? not yet spoken, ready to speak.
Who can stop their ears like a dream
when you let go someone’s yet to tell.

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Roy O. West Library and the Holton Memorial Quadrangle provided a picturesque setting for the inauguration.

a historian with a keen sense of ambition for the future. A man of both great natural intuition
and sharp analysis,” Zimmer declared. “As DePauw looks forward to its next steps, to making
the important decisions that will help define its evolving position in the landscape of American
higher education, I know that with Brian’s leadership the DePauw community will not only
make great progress, but also have a wonderful time doing it.”
Robert J. Zimmer, The University Chorus and Chamber Singers performed “I Was Glad,” and then President
president of Casey took the stage to address the DePauw community. (The full text of the inaugural ad-
University of
Chicago, gave the dress is printed beginning on page 7, and audio and video from the inaugural ceremony are
keynote address. available on the DePauw Web site.) President Casey, whose doctorate focused on the history
of American higher education, spoke about the crucial role played by liberal arts colleges in the
world, calling schools like DePauw, “not just good places, but necessary places.” He continued,
“They thrive because they are intentional communities; they are communities of thinking and
living together. Imagine a place in which a vibrant, challenging, knowledgeable and diverse
conversation not only exists but is everywhere,
including and involving an entire community,
and then you can see DePauw.”
Casey’s address indicated his intention
to concentrate his efforts on ensuring the
maintenance and enrichment of DePauw’s
intellectual life, stating, “We must be fo-

(Photo: © Marilyn E. Culler)

cused on our core missions of education
and community. DePauw’s reputation will
always rest fundamentally on its academic
strength, which means that the very soul of this University is placed,
appropriately and for all time, in the hands of this faculty. It will be
my job to make sure that, as an administration, we focus our efforts
on strengthening the faculty and supporting their work.” He also
called upon the faculty to “invigorate our curriculum so that we ensure our students – and
generations of students – that we are providing education that is energetic and relevant.”
President Casey spoke about the continuing importance of DePauw’s commitment to di-
versity, arguing that “our curriculum needs this, our students need this, the world needs this.”
He quoted a message he’d received from DePauw sophomore Adam W. Johnson: “If everyone
comes from the same or similar places, then they see everything through the same cultural
lens. They will always arrive at the same conclusions. This means they will never walk out of
the classroom angry, distraught or confused. Which means no one gets that passion, that drive
to understand, that one thing that keeps them up at night.”

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The president told his audience, “The writer and DePauw alumna Barbara Kingsolver ’77
once said, ‘The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for; and the
most you can do is live inside that hope – not admire it from a distance, but live right in it,
under its roof.’ I come to work every day at DePauw now under the roof of this hopeful place.
My history has brought me here to this marvelous place, and I am fully and completely and
overwhelmingly grateful.”
Following the inaugural address, the audience rose to sing “A Toast to DePauw,” and Uni-
versity Chaplain P.T. Wilson offered a benediction. The DePauw Band played “The Fairest of
the Fair” by John Philip Sousa as the recessional, closing the ceremony. The audience walked
“Imagine a place in which a vibrant,
to East College lawn for a festive reception, and later that evening many inauguration guests
challenging, knowledgeable and
enjoyed a fireworks display and a performance by the band Third Eye Blind.
diverse conversation not only exists but
is everywhere, including and involving
an entire community, and then you can Read more about the inauguration at
see DePauw.” www.depauw.edu/univ/president/Inauguration.
– President Brian W. Casey

(Photo: © Marilyn E. Culler)

Many of President Casey’s family members joined him for the
memorable celebration.
(Photo: © Marilyn E. Culler)

Dennis J. Stark (left), director of aquatics

emeritus at University of Notre Dame,
coached Brian Casey on the varsity
swimming team at Notre Dame.

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The Small American College:
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The inaugural speech of Brian W. Casey,
19th president of DePauw University
Members of the Board of Trustees, faculty of DePauw University,
alumni, students, staff, friends and honored guests gathered here today –
it is with profound humility that I accept these responsibilities. I pledge
to you my faithfulness, and my every energy.
The first president of DePauw, Matthew Simpson, spoke the following
words immediately after he was installed in office, at the first inaugura-
tion ceremony of this University: “Your speaker cannot be insensible
to the interests of this moment. The surrounding circumstances, the
impressive charge [to him], the high trust committed to his care, and
the almost immeasurable responsibility connected with it, [these] all
stand vividly before him. Insensible to feeling must he be, [does] he not
tremble at the magnitude of this trust.” I, too, am awed by your trust,
but I am committed to the principles of this place, as I am committed
to its continued enrichment and progress.
For those of you visiting DePauw for the first time today, it may
come as a surprise to you to learn that we actually don’t do this every
Friday here in Greencastle.
In fact, we have not assembled in this way, for these purposes, for
22 years. And now we come together in these celebrations, in one of
the unique things that universities do.
I have had the good fortune to attend the inaugurations of a few
presidents of a few universities. And at the time, I thought about the
people on the platform and thought that this was their day.
I am here to tell you, however, with a deep and abiding honesty,
that it isn’t. Despite all the embarrassing evidence to the contrary on
the campus this weekend, this day is surely not about this person who,
by luck, fate and sheer good fortune has been given the opportunity to
speak to you in celebration of DePauw.
Today is about the 18 presidents before me, all of whom worked
with hundreds of faculty members, who – in turn – taught thousands
of students, who themselves walked by this library that contains the
thoughts and words of a million women and men. Today is also about
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Dr. Robert Bottoms, whom I thank for his friendship and his warm
guidance. Much of what we are celebrating today is a celebration of his
good work and his great vision.
From this lucky vantage point, I can’t help but think of the next
president of DePauw, and think what will be on her mind, and what
faculty she will work with, and what students will be assembled with
her the next time DePauw gathers for this old ritual.
So, this is but one turn of one season. But seasons should be
marked.
Ritual allows a community to come together to proclaim that its
work is crucial, its aim is true, its passions are real, its toil worth not-
ing. I am enough of a historian to note that my words will unlikely be
remembered much past the next issue of The DePauw, and that pomp
and circumstance are simply glitter that covers the day-to-day. But still
we gather, because it is important for us that we do.
I am glad that my brother and my sisters are here today sitting in
the front row. And I am more than happy to note that they are raising
their children – my many wonderful nieces and nephews here today – to
revere education the way our parents did.
My mother was a teacher for 30 years, teaching literature and language.
My father is a multi-talented man, but I think his greatest passion and his
most personal gift is as a writer. My mother taught me to love schools;
my father taught me to love words. It is deeply moving, therefore, for
me to be able, today, to offer you – friends of DePauw – some words
about this very special school.
Inaugural speeches are an odd literary genre. Drew Faust, newly
installed president of Harvard University, noted in her inaugural address
that these speeches are “by definition pronouncements by individuals
who don’t yet know what they are talking about.”
So chastened, I decided to rely on my own academic field, history,
to provide me guidance as I thought about the words I would offer
DePauw today.
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I was particularly keen to learn what the 18 presidents before me
had to say at their beginnings. So with the help of DePauw’s excellent
library staff, I gathered up all the past DePauw inaugural addresses – not
exactly light weekend reading.
And I was again struck by words from the first inaugural address.
President Simpson took time in his inaugural address to note that “The
father who neglects or refuses to send his son to … college … entrusts
him not to men of intellectual attainment and high moral worth, but
permits him to associate with the licentious and the profane. [His son]
is taught no science but the science of wickedness. He learns the foolish
jest, the impure song, and the profane exclamation. His teachers are the
drunkard and the debauchee; with them, [his son] joins in revelry and
crime, and bids fair to disgrace his friends and injure his community,
and brings himself to an untimely grave.”
I have, today, ordered our Admission Office to use that paragraph
in all our future admission brochures.
The risks of education by drunkards having already been exhausted
as an inaugural topic, I would like – instead – to speak to you of history,
and of this moment.
There are three histories and stories coming together today at
DePauw: the least important of these is my own personal history (how
did I come here?), then there is the history of liberal arts colleges (how
are they now?), and then there is DePauw’s history and current moment
(where have we been, and where are we going?).
My own personal story can be summed up quite simply: I love
campuses, and I love colleges and universities. I have been fortunate to
have created a life for myself at a university. I know, of course, from years
of personal experience, that colleges and universities are rarely perfect
institutions. They can be quarrelsome, and they can be contentious. They
are usually engaged in an endless debate about their essential missions,
as well as their peripheral activities.
They are, as Woodrow Wilson noted during his time as president
of Princeton University, “unfortunately filled with people who have
opinions.”
They can, in short, be exhausting.
But they are also places where we’re at our best. There are few – very
few – places in the world where we gather in common purpose. On a
college campus, we live, and learn and work together in beautiful settings.
These are places where our youth come and become educated adults,
where thinkers come to speak, where teams come to play.
Campuses are places where we encounter people who seem, at first,
so very different from ourselves until we learn to see past that. Campuses
can be islands of empathy and humanity.
They are our best, good place.
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The writer and DePauw alumna, Barbara Kingsolver, once said,
“The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope
for; and the most you can do is live inside that hope – not admire it
from a distance, but live right in it, under its roof.”
I come to work every day at DePauw now, under the roof of this
hopeful place. My history has brought me here to this marvelous place,
and for that I am fully and completely and overwhelmingly grateful.
And what is this place? To understand why DePauw is as it is now,
I want you to imagine something with me right now.
Those of you who are facing me today are facing west. Imagine,
for a moment, that you can see the whole western half of this nation.
Looking west, you would first be able to see Wabash College, and then
Grinnell College. If you were to look a bit north, you would take in
Carleton College and Macalaster College. Further west still, you would
see Colorado College, and Reed. You would see Pomona.
I, facing east, given the same gift of profound sight, would see Kenyon
and Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan, and further still, Amherst and Wellesley,
Swarthmore, Davidson, Smith, Bowdoin.
There is a fabric of American higher education, a fabric consisting
of nearly 4,000 institutions of higher education in this country. Amid
this rich fabric, however, there are only about 100 to 150 true residential
liberal arts colleges.
Among the larger pattern in American higher education, these are
the golden threads. These are rare places.
At the time of DePauw’s founding, if you had asked whether its
supporters were intent on creating a private, residential, liberal arts
college, they would have had no idea what you were asking them. First,
there was no real idea of a public institution versus a private one. Public
institutions – institutions created by and supported by the state – would
come later in the 19th century. In 1837, when this school was founded,
all schools were the dreams of private men and women.
More importantly, the founders would have been surprised at the
thought that schools could come in a variety of forms and missions.
DePauw was founded, as were essentially all the colleges founded before
the Civil War, as a school committed to a traditional curriculum designed
to train men to become ministers and public servants.
This is all men and women knew of when they spoke of an American
college in 1837.
In the late 19th century, a few decades after DePauw was founded,
however, this all changed, and changed dramatically. First came the
emergence of the research university in the United States, of which
the University of Chicago was the first, and perhaps still the greatest,
example. These were the new schools dedicated to the research enterprise,
the creation of knowledge, the training of scholars, the development of
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professionals, as well as teaching a traditional curriculum.
Schools such as Amherst and DePauw, which had remained com-
mitted essentially to their original forms, suddenly found themselves in
stark comparison to something new. Their missions were put into relief,
and into question. The debate about the liberal arts colleges began then,
continuing to this day.
What then is the role and place of the small traditional liberal arts
colleges in a world of research and professionalism?
One need not attend a liberal arts college to receive a liberal arts
education today. Cornell and Duke offer their undergraduates a liberal
arts education. One can major in English at Berkeley. Biology can be
studied at Indiana University as well as DePauw. Physics courses are
offered at DePauw, and at Purdue.
We have no monopoly on the liberal arts.
How is it then that these 100 to 200 small liberal arts colleges, the
DePauws of this world, are not only surviving, but thriving? How is it,
that despite the odds, despite the fact that this is the most expensive form
of education anyone could ever have
dreamed of, they have not just become
good places, but necessary places? They “This is our great contribution …
thrive, I would argue, not because they
are oppositional to the research universi-
our striving in every way
ties. I venture that these colleges thrive of communal inquiry. We are bound in He pointed out that “If everyone comes
because of the scale of these schools.
These are intentional communi- ways that connect
ties. They are communities living and
and out. We are a community … ”
thinking together.
Imagine a place in which a vibrant,
challenging, knowledgeable and diverse
conversation not only exists but is everywhere, including and involving
an entire community, and then you can see DePauw – the DePauw
beneath the banners of this celebration.
Our scale and our mission force us to encounter one another at every
turn. You cannot hide as a scholar, or as a citizen. When you think here,
you think among your classmates. And when you remove yourself, the
community sees and feels that removal. The fabric is woven tight at
DePauw, so any tear, any change, affects the whole cloth.
This is our great contribution … our striving in every way to lead a
life of communal inquiry. We are bound in ways that connect us in the
classroom and out. We are a community here at Roy O. West Library.
We are an intentional community at East College, at Sigma Chi, at
Blackstock Stadium, at the Hub, in the Dells, at Marvin’s, at the Lilly
Center, at the Olin Center, at the Duck, in Asbury and in Meharry.
We are 35,000 alumni. And 2,300 students. And 23 living units.
And we are bound up together in an enterprise that makes us better for
being part of this most important conversation that is DePauw.
What next then for DePauw?
First, we must be focused on our core missions of education and
community. DePauw’s reputation will always rest fundamentally on its
academic strength, which means that the very soul of this University is
placed, appropriately and for all time, in the hands of this faculty. It will
be my job to make sure that, as an administration, we focus our efforts
on strengthening the faculty and supporting their work. This means
providing them with the time and the resources so they can think and
create, to work as scholars and artists and as teachers.
Second, the faculty must invigorate our curriculum so that we ensure
our students – and generations of future students – that we are providing
an education that is engaging and relevant. We have begun this work
this semester, and I am profoundly grateful and thankful for the energy
with which the faculty has engaged this task.
Third, we must remain committed to diversity in every way and
across every measure. Our curriculum
needs this, our students need this, the
world needs this.
DePauw sophomore Adam John-
to lead a life son wrote to me about this the other day.
from the same or similar places, then
us in the classroom they see everything through the same
cultural lens. They will always arrive at
the same conclusions. This means they
will never walk out of the classroom
angry, distraught or confused. Which
means no one gets that passion, that drive to understand, that one thing
that keeps them up at night.” Adam is right.
Fourth, we – all of us together – must increase the reach and reputa-
tion of DePauw in the nation, and around the world. As I have said in
numerous settings, this is a jewel of a liberal arts college. We must make
sure that every dynamic, compelling student in the country considering
a liberal arts college or a school of music considers DePauw. That every
young scholar who wants to come to a school committed to teaching
and to creativity, considers working here. That those who are thinking
of American higher education are thinking about DePauw.
Next, we must work with the city of Greencastle to make this a dynamic
and beautiful place to work. We have a true partner in our new mayor who
is on the stage with me today, and we have a city that has supported us
for nearly two centuries. It is our turn to begin the work to revitalize our
home. If we turn our backs on this city, we will harm this University.
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Further, we must recognize and support the role of the arts in our Why do we love a college or a university? It violates nearly every rule
curriculum and our campus. Built into our history is a commitment of our American culture. In a world that loves the new, they are old. In
to music and music education. We also have an extraordinary history a world that is busy, they promise time. In a world that celebrates the
of writers on this faculty, and among our alumni ranks. Now with the individual, they are places that insist on community.
Peeler Art Center and the Green Center for the Performing Arts, we have So many features we expect to see at – and love about – a college
some of the finest arts facilities on any campus in this country. We live would not survive outside of a campus: roommates, field hockey teams,
in an age when creativity drives the economy, and Greek letter societies, a cappella singing groups. Bell
drives technology, and the ways we communicate towers, iron gates, commencement ceremonies,
and understand the world. “As I have said in inaugurations. They are all here. They are the fabric
One of the greatest features of DePauw is the of this place.
numerous settings, this
presence of the School of Music in its beautiful new The world is heavy with us today, deep and long.
building. The arts are in our DNA. There is music is a jewel of a liberal One cannot read the news and not feel the trials of
in our blood. the present, and not feel the need to worry about
Let us own this, let us bring it to our students, arts college. ” the future.
and to this city. But at just these moments, we must return to
But in order to make sure that we are all charged and celebrate our essential task. Beyond the news of
with our DePauw task at this moment, I must now speak to the students the day is this task. Beneath these banners is this task. When the tents
of DePauw. go away, there is this task.
DePauw students – wonderful, wonderful DePauw students: you Our task is, of course, to give license to wonder, to create possibilities
have made my journey to this campus and to this day beyond thrilling. commensurate with our students’ capacity to dream.
You have welcomed me, you have energized me, you have said hello on The first time I addressed a group of DePauw alumni, I stated that
every sidewalk. You have invited me to hear you sing, you have had me “the world needs DePauw.” I feel that way more strongly than I did four
over for dinner, you have reminded me every day why it is that I come months ago when I first said this. The world needs this good and neces-
to work. I am thankful for you. sary place. It is the hope of our students, it is the beacon of our alumni,
I want you now to make this a deeper, richer DePauw in a thousand it is the sustaining groves for our faculty. It is the hope of the world.
ways – in ways that only you can. Talk to each other, talk to your faculty, Thank you again for participating in this celebration of our University.
talk to the alumni this weekend and in the months ahead. I have asked I am honored, and I am humbled to be here among you. I am amazed
the faculty to begin a process of enriching our intellectual life. Do not that my life presented me with an opportunity to speak of DePauw
let them have this conversation without your necessary voice. Do not when there are so many who could.
fail this place. I invite you to continue this celebration of this American university
Why do we come here? Why do we travel to Greencastle, why do we with me today, and for decades to come.
gather in ceremonies such as this? Because there is something in you that Welcome to DePauw.
knows that there is honor in a small college and in our University. And thank you.

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 Celebrate DePauw

Presidents
of
DePauw University

Matthew Simpson Lucien W. Berry Daniel Curry Thomas Bowman Reuben Andrus Alexander Martin
1839-48 1849-54 1854-57 1858-72 1872-75 1875-89

John P.D. John Hillary A. Gobin Edwin H. Hughes Francis J. McConnell George R. Grose Lemuel H. Murlin
1889-95 1896-1903 1903-09 1909-12 1912-24 1925-28

G. Bromley Oxnam Clyde E. Wildman Russell J. Humbert William E. Kerstetter Richard F. Rosser Robert G. Bottoms
1928-36 1936-51 1951-62 1962-75 1977-86 1986-2008

Brian W. Casey
Inaugurated Oct. 10, 2008

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Madeleine Albright, Lee Hamilton,

others discuss global challenges
DEPAUW DISCOURSE
2008
America’s Role in the World
Sept. 18-20
“In the 21st century, it may be that there is not a single power,” former U.S. Secretary of
State Madeleine K. Albright said in her keynote address at DePauw Discourse 2008: America’s
Role in the World held on campus Sept. 18-20. If the coming years do produce a multi-polar
or polar-less world, “We shouldn’t see American power as a zero sum game. Just because there
are other powers rising, such as China and India and Brazil and Russia, doesn’t mean we lose
all the power. It just means there are other powers out there that we have to work with.” And
Albright added, “We need them.”
During the fifth anniversary DePauw Discourse symposium sponsored by The Washing-
ton C. DePauw Society, alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members engaged
distinguished speakers in discussion – prior to the presidential election – about an array of
international challenges and their demands for global citizenship. DePauw faculty members
also led a series of primer discussions about world regions and multi-regional challenges.
The first woman ever to lead the U.S. State Department addressed a crowd of about 1,000
people on Friday evening in the Judson and Joyce Green Center for the Performing Arts, Kresge
Auditorium. “The winner of this year’s presidential campaign will face a series of very hard
tests,” Albright asserted in her opening remarks. They included, in her words:
• “How to fight terror without being so aggressive that we create a new
generation of terrorists.”
• “How to withdraw responsibly from Iraq, while at the same time operating
more effectively in Afghanistan.”
• “The need to prevent nuclear weapons from falling into the wrong hands.”
• “Developing an energy policy that will generate the power that we need
without destroying the environment we must have to survive.”
• “Guiding globalization so that technology and investments benefit
everyone, including the poor and disadvantaged.”
• “Dealing with the global financial disasters” that have dominated news
headlines.

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Complicating matters, said Albright (whose latest book is titled Memo to the President Elect:
How We Can Restore America’s Reputation and Leadership), is that the nation’s next commander-
in-chief will take office “at a time when our armed forces have been stretched thin, our economy
is shaky, our deficit has reached a record level and our allies are divided.”
In a wide-ranging conversation with Douglas Frantz ’71, senior writer for Condé Nast
Portfolio and former managing editor of the
Los Angeles Times, Albright stated that the
next president of the United States will have
“an exceptionally difficult job because of the
Albright record of the last 7 1/2 or 8 years.”
As U.S. Secretary of State from 1997-
2001, Albright is credited with reinforcing
America’s alliances, advocating democracy
and human rights, and promoting American
trade and business, labor, and environmental
standards abroad.
“I think America’s reputation has suffered
greatly, and it’s due to Iraq,” Albright declared,
saying the war “will go down in history as
the greatest disaster in American foreign
policy. Which means that I think it’s worse
than Vietnam, not in terms of the numbers
of Americans who’ve died or Vietnamese
versus Iraqis, but in terms of its unintended
consequences.”
Just as former congressman Lee H.
Hamilton ’52 – who co-chaired the Iraq
Study Group and 9/11 Commission – said
at Thursday evening’s Discourse session,
Albright expressed great concern about the possibility of nuclear materials winding up in the
hands of terrorists in Pakistan. And like the veteran statesman, she believes that America needs
to be in continuing discussions with all nations, friends and foes. “I happen to think that one
needs to deal with people that you don’t like and have a dialogue with the Iranians,” she said.
“I met with [Yugoslav President Slobodan] Milosevic and [North Korean leader] Kim Jong-il.”
She stressed that, as a diplomat, “you need to know who you’re dealing with.”
DePauw has perennially been among the leaders in American higher education in sending Above:
students to study abroad and now has a record number of international students on the Greencastle Madeleine Albright.
Below:
campus. Albright said such programs “play a key role in international understanding … I know signing copies of her
that it makes a big difference when our students can go to foreign countries, and it may even book.
make a difference when foreign students can come to the United States.”
Looking ahead, Albright – who received two standing ovations – sounded a hopeful tone. “I
do, in fact, think the U.S. will regain our moral authority. It will help a lot to have a new president.
And I think that people want to see an America that is in a position to have a leading role.”
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H. Hamilton, the veteran statesman said, “If

you talk to most of our policymakers today and
ask them what’s your greatest concern right
now, I think they’d say Pakistan.” Speaking in
East College’s Meharry Hall, the former chair
of the House Foreign Affairs Committee en-
Hamilton
gaged in a far-reaching conversation with Bret
Baier ’92, chief White House correspondent
for the FOX News Channel.
Lee H. Hamilton ’52
and Bret Baier ’92 Pakistan has the bomb and a new president, Hamilton pointed out, describing the govern-
engaged the audience ment as “dysfunctional” with “no authority in the tribal areas,” where it’s believed al Qaeda
in Meharry Hall.
has a heavy presence. “And the biggest nightmare to American national security would be to
have the extremists get hold of the bomb.”
At some point, Hamilton says, the United States must get cooperation from Pakistan to Baier
root out terrorist forces. “The bottom line is that we cannot permit them to have a safe haven,”
asserted the Democrat, who served 34 years in the House of Representatives. “At some point, I
think the United States must go in. Far preferable that the Pakistanis do it, but if they do not,
I think we will have to.”
Baier asked Hamilton how much confidence he has in Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki,
to which he responded, “Not much.” Hamilton said, “I do not agree with those people who
say the surge has been a success; that’s overstating it. Has it made progress? Yes, indeed.” While
it has improved security in Iraq, Hamilton reminded the audience that “we did not have the Steele
surge for security purposes alone. We had the surge to achieve political purposes, and the politi-
cal purpose was to give the Iraqi leadership space to bring about national reconciliation. They
have not done that. They have made some efforts toward it, but they have not come close to
making Iraq an inclusive nation.”
A special announcement was made at the DePauw Discourse session that – in memory of
John F. McWethy ’69, longtime national security correspondent for ABC News – a new Jack
McWethy Mentorship is being established to bring working professional journalists to the El-Shamayleh
Hubbard
DePauw campus to work with student journalists. The Mentorship was announced by Robert
M. Steele ’69, Eugene S. Pulliam Distinguished Visiting Professor of Journalism at DePauw.
A friend and classmate of McWethy’s at DePauw, Steele and his wife, Carol – who serves as
associate dean of academic affairs – contributed the lead gift to establish the new program.
McWethy frequently returned to campus to work with student journalists. He died as the result
of a skiing accident in Colorado on Feb. 6, 2008.
DePauw Discourse 2008 opened on Thursday with a session on “Informing and Enlighten-
Collins Wycliff

Left: Nisreen El-Shamayleh ’04,

Saudi KSA2 correspondent, joined
DePauw Discourse’s opening
Frantz session via a satellite link from
Amman, Jordan.

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ing: Journalism’s Role Amidst a Global War of Ideas.” The panel included Bret Baier; Catherine
Collins, non-fiction author and former reporter covering Turkey for the Chicago Tribune;
Nisreen El-Shamayleh ’04, Saudi KSA2 correspondent who joined the discussion via a satellite
link from Amman, Jordan; Douglas Frantz; and Don Wycliff, former New York Times editorial
board member, Chicago Tribune public editor and now Loyola University journalist-in-residence.
Discussion focused on the challenges that face the media these days in covering international
Cowal
news, the ways in which they cover the issues, and how America’s role has changed in the world.
“I think, by and large, we’ve done a good job covering the world. The mainstream press does a
good job,” Frantz said. “But in the blogosphere, there is anarchy. We can’t rein in what’s being
said on the Internet, and that concerns me regarding continuing our democracy.”
Saad Eddin Ibrahim, who was a DePauw faculty member from 1967-74 and is now direc-
tor of the Cairo-based Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies, was joined by one of
his former students, Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74, co-founder of Bridges of Understanding,
Tedstrom in Friday’s first Discourse session titled “America Through Middle Eastern Eyes.” Ibrahim
said, “The goals of American foreign policy really haven’t changed that much over the past 60
years. What has changed under the current administration is the means by which the goals are
pursued.” In the last 60 years, America has been involved in military intervention in the region
10 times, noted Ibrahim, who is a leading human rights and democracy advocate in Egypt.
Friday’s first afternoon panel focused on the best methods to address health pandemics
and extreme poverty around the world. John E. Tedstrom III ’84, executive director of Global
Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS and founder of Transatlantic Partners Against AIDS, and
Ibrahim Sally Smerz Cowal ’66, vice president of Population Services International and former member
of the U.S. Foreign Service, provided information about how global pandemics and poverty
are being addressed by the nongovernmental organizations they work for and other similar
organizations. Cowal stressed the importance of civil participation in addressing these global
issues. “We, as citizens of the United States, have a real strategic interest to see that these global
pandemic interests are addressed by the government. Currently, we are not doing a very good
job of that,” she said. “We cannot bomb global warming or the AIDs virus. We are equally
threatened by these pandemics. None of us can solve this by ourselves.”
Carter
International corporate citizenship was the topic of the second Friday afternoon session that
featured Pamela L. Carter, president of Cummins Distribution Business; Newton F. Crenshaw
’85, vice president of policy, pricing, reimbursement and access, and international corporate
affairs for Eli Lilly and Co.; and Stephen W. Sanger ’68, former chairman of General Mills.
The session moderator was James B. Stewart Jr. ’73, SmartMoney editor-at-large. It was noted
that Eli Lilly and Co. receives 55 percent of its revenues from international operations, the
international revenues for General Mills have grown from 5 percent of total revenues in 1995 to
25 percent today, and Cummins receives 25 percent of its revenues from international business. Crenshaw
Sanger
Wall Street stress was the focus of much their discussion. “We are completely connected with
the key economies around the world, and it’s important that we pay attention to the impact,”
Crenshaw declared. Sanger noted, “The global aspect of it [the economic crisis] is one thing
that spurred our leaders to act.”
(PHOTO: © sigrid estrada)

To read more about DePauw Discourse 2008, the program and speakers,
go to the DePauw Discourse Web site at www.depauw.edu/discourse.
Stewart

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Greek community contributes to intellectual life

at DePauw

President Casey meets

with Greek Life Advisory
Council Assembly
The Greek Life Advisory Council (GLAC) Assembly held its semi-annual meeting on Saturday,
Sept. 13, at the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics in the DePauw Nature Park. Assembly members
deemed it an appropriate setting as GLAC continues to develop its focus on values and how the
Greek community at DePauw can better demonstrate that Greek organizations are based upon
similar values and how those values add to the academic experience of DePauw students.
DePauw President Brian W. Casey addressed the Assembly as the meeting opened. President
Casey emphasized that the Greek community has been an integral part of DePauw history, saying,
“The Greek life is part of the DNA of the University.” As a historian, President Casey believes that
DePauw must understand and celebrate the rich history and ritual of the University. He asked
the Assembly representatives to work with him to develop a strong sense of tradition and ritual
on campus. While the University as a whole can do more, he believes that the Greek houses have
done their part by providing the campus with community, history, tradition and social markers.
Thus, the Greek community has a significant role to play in this effort going forward.
As he has done with other segments of the DePauw community, President Casey focused on
the continuing discussion regarding the rich history of intellectual life at DePauw. He challenged
the GLAC Assembly, as he has the other segments of the community, with three questions:
• What can we say is the current state of intellectual life at DePauw?
• How do you (GLAC) believe it can be enriched most effectively, and how may it best
be communicated to potential and current students, and to the world at large?
• What do we do well, and where can we do better?
President Casey then extended a challenge to the GLAC Assembly to come back to him with
ways in which the Greek community currently supports the intellectual life at DePauw and how
we can all do better. He noted that there are concerns that Greek life conflicts with intellectual
life on campus, although supporting data are not readily available. He asked GLAC to examine
this assertion and asked that GLAC offer suggestions about how to better understand the ways
in which the Greek organizations support the intellectual life on campus.
The GLAC Assembly experienced, as have the other segments of the DePauw community, the
genuine enthusiasm with which Casey has launched his presidency. The Assembly representatives
embraced his comments and challenges, promising to work expeditiously to respond.
Immediately after President Casey’s remarks, the GLAC Assembly continued its journey to
develop an even stronger values-centric community among the Greek organizations. John Shertzer,
a professional facilitator in the area of Greek organizational values congruence, led the two-hour
session. During this session, the Assembly representatives and members of the Office of Student
Life discussed how those acting as advisers to Greek organizations can and must incorporate the

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foundational values of the organization when having discussions with The GLAC Executive Committee invites all interested alumni af-
students. The Assembly and Office of Student Life staff also discussed filiated with any Greek organization at DePauw to get involved in this
how ritual, brotherhood/sisterhood and social expression of each are discussion. Interested alumni can contact GLAC by sending an e-mail
vital to our organizations. to GLAC@depauw.edu.

IRS approves DePauw to offer

Voluntary Greek Support Program
Nearly $1.2 million of renovations to Greek houses already completed
As a result of the Greek Fact-Finding Commission, created in April themselves and improve living conditions for their members.”
2006, DePauw University determined that safety standards needed to The Voluntary Greek Support Program provides financial support
be applied to all DePauw residential units, including the independent options that can be tailored to the needs of individual Greek chapters
Greek houses. In order to help the non-University-owned houses meet that require assistance in meeting the new standards for fire sprinklers
these standards as quickly as possible, DePauw created the Voluntary and other safety measures through grants, loans and other options.
Greek Support Program. Under this program, Such support is voluntary, and chapters must
DePauw would either lend funds to meet demonstrate financial viability in order to be
“This thoughtful approach
necessary safety enhancements, or pay for eligible to participate in grants and loans. The
such improvements (retaining ownership of
to improving our living University has indicated that, while safety and
the improvements). units promises to enhance security standards may evolve, there will be
In late September 2008, the Internal student life and ensure that no unfunded mandates for houses that can
Revenue Service approved the mechanism for our residential offerings demonstrate financial viability.
DePauw to offer this program, which will fund To date, the University has completed
are as modern and safe as
safety, security and health-related renovations $1,169,022 of renovations to the Greek houses
to DePauw’s fraternity and sorority chapter
possible.” and $1,029,240 for similar work on the larger
houses. The IRS agreed that the grant or loan University-owned housing units, all of which
of funds to private entities for such safety improvements does not violate are now equipped with sprinklers.
DePauw’s tax-exempt status. “We are very pleased with the IRS decision and DePauw’s commit-
“Thanks are due all those who worked so diligently on this issue ment to making sure our houses are safe and secure places for students to
over the past few years,” DePauw President Brian W. Casey said. “This live. We look forward to continuing this important work with DePauw’s
thoughtful approach to improving our living units promises to enhance administration,” said Lance A. DeNardin ’86, chair of the Greek Life
student life and ensure that our residential offerings are as modern and Advisory Council.
safe as possible.” “We will continue to work with the Greek chapters so that they
R. Lee Wilson ’76, who chaired the Trustee Greek Committee, said, may avail themselves of the opportunities for assistance the program
“This is welcome and positive news and will allow us to proceed with provides, and to ensure that we are able to bring all living units in line
our plan, through which the University can help chapter houses help with our standards,” President Casey said.

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Two gifts create one memorable exhibit

DePauw’s Andy Warhol photos

“A good picture,” Andy Warhol once
wrote, “is one that’s in focus and of a famous
person doing something unfamous.” Thanks
to a notable exhibition of original artwork by
the Pop Art icon, students and visitors to the
DePauw campus can study Warhol’s “good
pictures” firsthand.
“Andy Warhol: Faces and Names” was
made possible by two remarkable gifts to
DePauw: the first, 53 black-and-white photographs and 100 Polaroids from the Pittsburgh, Robert N. Davies ’58,
third from the left, provided
Pa.-based Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts – the largest single gift of art in the the gift that made the
University’s history; and the second, a donation that funded their framing, from Robert N. Warhol exhibition possible.
He was joined at the
Davies ’58 in memory of his wife, Mary Ellen “Megs” Guyer Davies ’58. opening by family members,
The couple met during their freshman year at DePauw and married six days after graduation. from left, Joseph VanCura,
Barbara VanCura, (Davies),
Megs Davies majored in art at DePauw and taught the subject for three years in Durham, N.C., Alison Davies Hicks, Jay
while her husband earned his law degree. When they settled in central Indiana, she became active Hicks, Meredith Davies
Resener and Brian Davies.
with the Indianapolis Museum of Art, where she served as a docent and was in charge of Saturday
classes for 10 years.
It therefore seemed appropriate to Davies that in addition to establishing an endowed schol-
arship for DePauw students with financial need in both their names, he should do something
related to art that would honor her more specifically. Almost as soon as he expressed this interest,
the opportunity arose to underwrite the framing. While the Warhol Foundation gift was greatly
appreciated, the University did not have a budget for the photos’ careful framing for both display
and preservation. Davies’ gift facilitated the exhibition.
“Some of her friends who have seen it have said she would have been ecstatic,” Davies says.
“I’m still nonplussed at how fast it happened. For me and my family, it was a fortuitous event that
came together at the right time.” Family members who joined Davies at an opening reception
Sept. 10 included the Davies’ three children and Megs’ sister and brother-in-law. Several close
classmates also attended, including Delta Gamma sorority sister Kerry W. Burstein ’58 from San
Francisco, who hosted a cocktail party at the opening.
DePauw was among 183 American college and university art museums that received images
from the Warhol Foundation. The overall gift, made through the Andy Warhol Photographic
Legacy Program in honor of the foundation’s 20th anniversary, consisted of 28,543 original Warhol
photographs valued at more than $28 million. DePauw’s collection of 153 images arrived in a
three-ring binder, with each photo encased in an archival plastic sleeve.
The exhibition was on display through Dec. 14, 2008, at the William Weston Clarke Emison
Museum of Art. It was co-curated by Kaytie Johnson, director of University galleries, museums
and collections at DePauw, and Jay Jordan, curator of the New Center for Contemporary Art in
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Co-curator Jay Jordan

spoke at the exhibition
opening.

“Warhol is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century,” Johnson says. “His
photographs are probably the most understudied aspect of his work; we consider each one to be
important. They will be excellent teaching tools for students and members of the faculty for years Kaytie Johnson,
to come. director of
University
“I wanted to provide some context for looking at these photographs,” the curator adds. To- galleries, museums
and collections
ward that end, Johnson and Jordan augmented the photographs with selected quotes, narrative at DePauw, and
and Warhol’s work in other media: a silkscreened self-portrait, loaned to DePauw by a private co-curator of the
Warhol exhibit.
collector in Cincinnati; eight of Warhol’s 1970s celebrity covers from Interview magazine; 10 of
his “Screen Tests,” a series of three-minute, silent black-and-white film portraits; and his film
Outer and Inner Space, which Johnson calls “the earliest form of video art.” The films are on loan
from the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.
From 1970-87, Warhol took scores of Polaroid and black-and-white photographs, which
often served as the basis for his commissioned portraits, paintings, drawings and prints. The
Polaroids have been widely presented in exhibitions and publications as singular images depicting
a glittering array of celebrities who populated his world. DePauw’s collection includes images of
Muhammad Ali, Joan Collins, Dorothy Hamill and Sean Lennon. However, more than half of
the people who sat for Warhol’s Polaroid Big Shot were little known or remain unidentified, and
DePauw’s collection includes a number of those as well.
In contrast to the Polaroids, the gelatin silver prints point to his compositional skill and
compulsive desire to document the world around him. Shot with a 35-mm automatic Minolta
SLR, the images create a visual diary of Warhol’s life.
“This is the first time many of these photographs have ever been seen,” Johnson says. “When
people find out we own them, they’re amazed. Those who understand his significance are over
the moon.”
The exhibit is a perfect fit for a liberal arts setting, because visitors don’t need to be art experts
to discover its relevance, she adds. “Warhol leveled the playing field between ‘high art’ and ‘low
art.’ His work is very multidisciplinary in nature. You could approach this show from any number
of perspectives and contexts – history, anthropology or communications – there’s something here
for everyone.”

To learn more about the Warhol exhibition, go to

www.depauw.edu/museum.

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DePauw Band releases its seventh CD
The DePauw University Band, conducted by Craig T. Paré, professor
of music, has made a commercial release of its seventh compact disc,
Starsplitter
Starsplitter. Recorded during four days
D E PA U W U N I V E R S I T Y B A N D • C R A I G PA R É , C O N D U C TO R
in April 2008 in Kresge Auditorium, the
J A M E S A . B E C K E L J R . , T R O M B O N E • L E O N A R D F O Y, T R U M P E T
D E PA U W UNIVERSITY F AC U LT Y WOODWIND QUINTET
latest CD features student members of
the University Band, along with seven
School of Music faculty members.
Soloists with the ensemble are Ad-
junct Professor of Music James A. Beckel
DUKAS • ROTHMAN • TURRIN • SPARKE • BECKEL • YI • SPITTAL • HEIDEN • MILHAUD • ARNOLD
Jr., trombone, and Professor of Music
Leonard C. Foy, trumpet, on “Fandango” for solo trumpet, trombone
and band. The DePauw University Woodwind Quintet is featured on
two tracks of the CD in pieces for woodwind quintet and woodwind
trio. Members of the Woodwind Quintet include Anne B. Reynolds,
flute; Leonid Sirotkin, oboe; Randy K. Salman, clarinet; Kara M. Stolle,
bassoon; and Robert B. Danforth, horn.
The CD’s repertoire includes: “Fanfare pour précéder La Péri” by Paul
Dukas, “Starsplitter” by Philip Rothman, “Fandango” by Joseph Turrin,
“Overture for Woodwinds” by Philip Sparke, “Music for Winds, Piano,
and Percussion” by James A. Beckel Jr., “Tu” by Chen Yi, “Pacem” by
Robert Spittal, “Sinfonia” for woodwind quintet by Bernhard Heiden,
“Suite (d’après CORRETTE) pour Hautbois, Clarinette et Basson”
by Darius Milhaud, and “Four Scottish Dances, Op. 59” by Malcolm
Arnold/Paynter.
“I am very proud of our students, who were challenged at the highest
levels of their personal technique and musicianship,” Paré said. “This
repertoire represents a professional level of accomplishment. These works
were chosen to both challenge our School of Music musicians to reach
beyond their immediate abilities and to highlight their achievements
as students at DePauw. Their performance is a testament to their hard
work and to the quality of teaching that takes place in the School of
Music each day.
“In addition, we are proud to have had the privilege of making music
with Lennie Foy and Jim Beckel on a piece that wonderfully demonstrates
their virtuosity and artistry. Jim is, in fact, both a performer and composer
on this recording – included is a world premiere recording of his new
chamber winds piece, “Music for Winds, Piano, and Percussion.”
Judged on the quality of the recorded performance, Starsplitter has
been named to the Mark Masters label (the third DePauw Band CD,
along with Toccata Festiva and Brooklyn Bridge), an honor that means it
will be distributed around the world, and marketed alongside esteemed
ensembles such as the United States Marine Band, United States Air
Force Band and Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra.
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DePauw alumni and friends can purchase copies of Starsplitter
through several online retailers, including amazon.com, markcustom.
com, google.com and mp3.rhapsody.com. For more information about
Starsplitter and the DePauw Band’s CD Recording Project, contact Paré
at cpare@depauw.edu, or visit the the CD Recording Project Web site at
www.depauw.edu/music/ensembles/band/cdproject.asp, where excerpts
from other DePauw Band CDs can be heard.
Media Fellows intern in U.S. and abroad
Students in the Media Fellows Program gained firsthand experi-
ence in media internships around the country and world during the
fall semester. Media Fellows and their internship sites included seniors
Elizabeth A. Korb, Leo Burnett Worldwide, Chicago, and Abigail B.
Oliver, TeamWorks Media, Chicago; and juniors Jonathan C. Batu-
ello, Summit Daily News, Frisco, Colo.; Erica L. Martin, C-SPAN,
Washington, D.C.; Elinora R. Owen-Fardig, Touchstone Films, Los
Angeles; Jennifer G. Plymate, AHA Study Abroad Program, Segovia,
Spain; Michael W. Ratliff, Three View, Munich, Germany; and Lauren
E. Wesley, Comedy Central, New York City.
Students broaden their study
in 23 countries during the fall
DePauw continues to be a national leader in providing opportu-
nities for students to learn and study internationally. During the fall
semester, 72 DePauw students studied off-campus in 23 countries,
including Argentina, Australia, Austria, British West Indies, Chile,
China, Denmark, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Ghana, India,
Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Russia, Scotland, Southern
Cone, Spain and the United States.
DePauw recognized for sustainability efforts
The National Wildlife Federation (NWF), one of the world’s fore-
most conservation organizations, recognized DePauw for its efforts to
promote sustainability. The NWF’s report, Campus Environment 2008:
A National Report Card on Sustainability in Higher Education, does
not rank colleges but rather lists those that have exemplary programs
on specific topics. DePauw is recognized in three of the report’s 18
categories.
DePauw is noted for its plans to do more with efficiency, conservation
and renewables; plans to do more with green landscaping and grounds;
and plans to do more with recycling, solid waste and materials.
The University’s Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics was the first
building in Indiana to earn a gold rating for energy efficiency and
environmental design from the U.S. Green Building Council.
 Faculty Briefs

David P. Alvarez, assistant professor of English, will spend the The Independent Colleges of Indiana approved a grant proposal
spring semester lecturing in India as a Fulbright by Daniel G. Gurnon, assistant professor of chemistry and
Scholar at the University of Delhi. Alvarez is the biochemistry, that will allow DePauw to purchase technology to enable
seventh member of the DePauw community to classroom projection of computer-generated images in true 3D. The
receive an award for this academic year through technology will facilitate teaching of the critical skill of 3D thinking
Fulbright programs, including five recent gradu- to students of organic, inorganic and biological chemistry.
ates and Michele T.
Villinski, associate
n
professor of economics and management, who
A translation of The Journals of Sarab Affan by Ghassan N.
will teach environmental and natural resource
Nasr, assistant professor of modern languages, was runner-up for
economics and policy at Universitas Surabaya
the 2008 Saif Ghobash-Banipal Prize for Arabic Literary Translation.
(UBAYA) in Surabaya, Indonesia during the
The award is presented by the Banipal Trust for Arab Literature. Nasr
spring semester.
inaugurated the teaching of Arabic at DePauw in spring 2008.
n
n
Christopher S. Bondy, assistant professor of sociology,
Robert M. Steele, Eugene S. Pulliam
and Tiffany A. Hebb, coordinator of instruction services, are the
Distinguished Visiting Professor of Journal-
2008 recipients of the CSA Sociological Abstracts Discovery Prize. The
ism, discussed online ethics, especially blogs
$3,000 award is given to educators who promote teaching and learning
and blogging, at the Poynter Kent State Media
in sociology through the use of CSA Sociological Abstracts, the premier
Ethics Workshop held Sept. 18 at Kent State
bibliographic database of international sociological literature.
University.
n
n
Bridget L. Gourley, professor and
Gloria Childress Townsend,
chair of chemistry, was elected secretary of the
Herrick E.H. Greenleaf Professor of Computer
Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR), a
Science, chaired a panel at the Grace Hopper
national organization of individual and insti-
Celebration of Women in Computing held
tutional members representing more than 900
Oct. 1-4 in Keystone, Colo. The panel focused
colleges and universities.
on organizing successful regional celebrations
n to eliminate the sense of isolation among women in computing.

Correction
to the Summer 2008 DePauw Magazine
In the summer 2008 issue of DePauw Magazine, the list of Community Leadership Award recipients included incorrect biographical
information about Philip A. Byler ’73. Biographical information indicated that he was awarded a Bronze Star and Army “V” Medal for
Valor for actions under fire. In fact, the Bronze Star and Valor Medals referred to were awarded to Philip’s older son, John, who as a U.S.
Army First Lieutenant, spent 15 months as an infantry platoon leader in Iraq. John is now a U.S. Army Captain, and Philip’s younger
son, James, is a U.S. Marines Second Lieutenant. The magazine staff regrets the error.
Philip Byler’s community leadership also includes service as Legal Advisor to the Huntington Tri-Village Little League/Senior League
Baseball Association.

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 Letters to the Editor
Russell Compton’s legacy lives on
Editor: meant, I think, to impress Dr. Pence. After the last reader, he would
If I had to pick one of the most
influential people in my life, it would
be Dr. Russell Compton [professor
emeritus of philosophy, who taught at
DePauw from 1951-74 and died on Dec. 8, 2007].
His influence on me started about 1977, technically after his
retirement. I was introduced to him in a reading/discussion class he
led called Contemporary Moral Problems. We discussed issues based
on readings about the meaning of life, what is truth, power and love,
and abortion. He helped form my analytical reasoning skills and mold
my character. He taught by intently listening and reflecting back what
was said in a nonjudgmental way that would point out the strengths
and weaknesses in the arguments.
I also was able to get to know Dr. Compton and his lovely wife
outside of class. We would meet over lemonade and talk about issues.
He proved to me that peace and justice does start on the inside and
work its way out. He influenced family, friends and students, and then
the University – the ripples of peace and justice continue to spread
outward to this day. The Center for Peace and Justice dedicated to
Dr. Compton is a fitting tribute to his continued influence.
My husband and I practice otolaryngology in Dallas and have two
children. When they were small, I introduced them to Dr. Compton
on a visit to Greencastle (see photos above.). Dr. Compton’s legacy
continues in my kids and in my work. I listen to my children and
let them talk and try not to jump to judgment. I know that intently
listening to my patients and reflecting back their concerns are more
important than a surgery I can do or a medicine I can prescribe.
Dr. Compton’s principles of peace and justice continue to grow
even to this day. I am grateful to have known him.
Lynda Visher West ’80
Dallas
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Dr. Pence didn’t know much about poetry
Editor:
Letters conveying encomium memo-
ries of Raymond Woodbury Pence [De-
Pauw’s most revered teacher of writing
from 1916-52] seem to be falling on
the editor’s desk like leaves in autumn.
Deservedly so.
One more anecdote: In Senior Cre-
ative Writing Seminar, students brought
work to read aloud. Class members then
launched into some really high-flying comments and critiques, often
tell us what was really good or really awful about what was read.
At the first meeting, someone invariably asked if poems could be
read. “Yes,” he answered. Following a poem came the standard student
hot air. Then Dr. Pence would conclude: “I don’t know much about
poetry. Next reader.” No one ever again read a poem!
He gave many of us a great start in the “craft,” as he called it, of
writing. It put bread on my table as a product of my work at Jockey
International for 32 years.
Mr. Editor, kudos on the look and content of the magazine. You
may or may not take seriously comments from the erstwhile editor of
the company’s weekly sales bulletin for 32 years, however well meant
they are.
Arthur M. “Mac” Millholland ’53
Pleasant Prairie, Wis.
[EDITOR’S NOTE: We do take them seriously, Mac. Thank you.]
Letters to the Editor Policy:
The DePauw Magazine welcomes letters from alumni on
articles and University issues. All letters must be signed and
may be edited for clarity and space.
Address letters to: DePauw Magazine, DePauw University, 300
E. Seminary St., P.O. Box 37, Greencastle, IN 46135-0037
E-mail: landersn@depauw.edu
Fax: 765-658-4625
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M. SUSAN ANTHONY, associate professor of communication and theatre, Gothic Plays

and American Society, 1794-1830 (McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers – ISBN: 978-0-
7864-3337-7). In our age, the word Gothic is applied to literature, architecture, music, fash-
ion, film and more, but formerly the term was used to describe a particular type of play that
sought to inspire gloom and unease in its audiences. Such plays, considered the initial form of
melodrama by some, were included in the earliest repertories of the first permanent theatres
in the United States, and they flourished on American stages, bringing into focus the social
turmoil following the American Revolution during the critical period 1794-1830. In this first
full-length study of early American Gothic drama, the relationship between Gothic plays and
the developing society in which they flourished is examined. Gothic Plays and American Society
discusses topics ranging from the novelty of American artistic talent and critical opinions of
Gothic melodramas to the representation of women in the dramas as compared with the reality
of the contemporary female plight.

JONATHAN D. CRYER ’61 and Kung-Sik Chan, Time Series Analysis With Applications
in R, second edition, (Springer Science+Business Medica, LLC – ISBN: 978-0-387-75958-6),
Written for graduate and advanced undergraduate students, Time Series Analysis With Applica-
tions in R presents an accessible approach to understanding time series models and their ap-
plications. Although the emphasis is on time domain ARIMA models and their analysis, this
new edition devotes two chapters to the frequency domain and three to time series regression
models, models for heteroscedasticity, and threshold models. All of the ideas and methods are
illustrated with both real and simulated data sets. A unique feature of this edition is its integration
with the R computing environment. The tables and graphical displays are accompanied by the
R commands used to produce them. An extensive R package, TSA, which contains many new
or revised R functions and all of the data used in the book, accompanies the written text. Script
files of R commands for each chapter are available for download. Cryer is professor emeritus at
the University of Iowa in the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science.

TIMOTHY G. COLLINS ’80, Correct Your English Errors (McGraw-Hill – ISBN: 978-
07-147050-6). Correct Your English Errors highlights more than 1,000 typical errors learners of
English make and explains the reasons behind the errors, so readers can correct themselves in
the future. The book offers exercises covering all parts of grammar and provides review passages
to ensure that readers are error-free. Topics include commonly mispronounced and misspelled
words, correct verb forms, using the correct preposition, ensuring proper subject-verb agreement
and avoiding double negatives. For those whose native language is not English, there is a section
about applying your native language’s grammar patterns to English. This is Collin’s 20th book,
and he is hard at work on his next project, a major English as a Second Language textbook series
for middle school students.

JULIE WHITNEY DAWSON ’58, Seeing the World through the Heart of Its Bells (Gordon
Lane Press – ISBN: 978-0-9817683-0-4). In all, Julie Dawson and her husband, Peter, have trav-
eled to 97 countries, all 50 states and seven continents. What is their motivation and passion?
Bells. Fascinated by innumerable locations and uses in every culture throughout history, Julie
has spent more than 15 years photographing bells. Dawson’s captivating photographs in Seeing
the World through the Heart of Its Bells accompany stories about how bells were and are used. She
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proclaims the time, bell ringers use bells to create music, bells alert us to perils of fire, bells help
us to celebrate and mourn, bells call us to school and church, and our animals wear bells. The
variety of places where bells are located – belfries, steeples, towers, city halls, restaurants, homes,
farm yards, and on people and animals – makes this story and the story of bells most compelling
reading, introducing the reader to customs and histories of various cultures.

DEBORAH R. GEIS, associate professor of English, Suzan-Lori Parks (The University of

Michigan Press – ISBN: 978-0-472-06946-0). Suzan-Lori Parks is one of America’s most dis-
tinctive playwrights. In 2007 her creation, 365 Plays/365 Days, was produced in more than 700
theaters around the world. She was named one of Time magazine’s 100 Innovators for the Next
New Wave and is a recipient of the MacArthur Award (“genius grant”). A former student of
James Baldwin, Parks is a prolific author with novels and screenplays to her credit, and she also
has written a musical. In 2002 she won the Pulitzer Prize for drama (the first African-American
woman playwright to win this award), but until now, books about Parks have been scarce. In
Suzan-Lori Parks, Geis offers an indispensable guide to Parks’s dramatic works, taking a close look
at her major plays and placing them in context. In 2006 Parks spoke at DePauw as part of the
Performing Arts Series. Geis’s books include Postmodern Theatric(k)s: Monologue in Contemporary
American Drama; Approaching the Millennium: Essays on Angels in America (co-edited with Steven F.
Kruger); and Considering Maus: Approaches to Art Spiegelman’s “Survivor’s Tale” of the Holocaust.

LISA BELCHER HAMILTON ’80, Wisdom from the Middle Ages for Middle-Aged Women
(Morehouse Publishing – ISBN: 978-0-8192-2237-4). Lisa Hamilton thinks of the remarkable,
medieval mystic women discussed in this book as midwives to modern wisdom: although they
died centuries ago, their legacy of wisdom is a living presence that invites her – and will invite
others – to a deeper vitality. The reader is asked to think of each mystic presented as a big sister
who knows a lot about God and about living, and as someone who wants to make sure you never
feel alone, helping you get through life as best you can. Medieval mystics have much wisdom
to offer contemporary middle-aged women grappling with empty nests, evolving careers and
relationships, spiritual growth and physical issues. Each chapter focuses on a topic of interest to
modern middle-aged women: self-esteem, menopause, relationships with friends, depression,
mental health, prayer, sex and/or marriage (or not), mothering without smothering, office poli-
tics and much more. Hamilton is an Episcopal priest and the former associate director of public
relations for Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

DUANE S. NICKELL ’80, Guidebook for the Scientific Traveler: Visiting Astronomy and
Space Exploration Sites Across America (Rutgers University Press – ISBN: 978-0-8135-4374-1).
Finding fascinating scientific sites to visit throughout America can be a daunting task, and this
guidebook does all the work for you. The first in a series of travel books that will celebrate sci-
ence and technology in America, Guidebook for the Scientific Traveler describes astronomy and
space-related museums and attractions that conventional travel guides often ignore. Written in
clear, easy-to-read language, the book lists more than 50 of the most important and intriguing
astronomical and space-related sites in the United States, encompassing both popular and obscure
places of interest. The attractions are grouped by theme – such as Native American astronomy,
optical telescopes, NASA, radio telescopes, space museums, space rocks and more. With more
than 40 illustrations, Guidebook for the Scientific Traveler gives readers a visual understanding of
what they can experience at most of the sites. Also included is a state-by-state listing and a list of
the top 10 out-of-this-world experiences for the scientific traveler.

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 MARY HENLY RUBIO ’61, Lucy Maud Montgomery: The Gift of Wings (Random House –
ISBN: 978-0-385-65983-3). One hundred years ago this year, Lucy Maud Montgomery’s first
novel, Anne of Green Gables, was published. With the success of this much-loved book – it is
now considered a classic – and the many sequels that followed, Montgomery’s name became well
known throughout the English-speaking world. Mary Henly Rubio has spent more than two
decades researching Lucy Maud Montgomery’s life, and she has put together a comprehensive and
penetrating picture of the Canadian literary icon, all set in rich social context. Extensive interviews
with people who knew Montgomery – her son, maids, friends, relatives, all now deceased – are
only part of the material gathered in a journey to understand Montgomery that took Rubio to
Poland and the highlands of Scotland. From Montgomery’s apparently idyllic childhood in Prince
Edward Island to her passion-filled adolescence and young adulthood, her legal fights as a world-
famous author, her shattering experiences with motherhood and as wife to a deeply troubled man,
this fascinating, intimate narrative of her life will engage and delight.

FORREST B. TYLER ’48, Developing Prosocial Communities Across Cultures (Springer

Science+Business Medica, LLC – ISBN: 978-0-387-71484-4-6). Skillfully combining psycho-
logical knowledge and humanitarian wisdom, Developing Prosocial Communities Across Cultures
shows how nurturing environments can be rooted in the common concerns of people and institu-
tions, and provides readers the steps toward achieving this goal. Psychologist/activist Forrest Tyler
emphasizes individuals’ collective responsibilities – to themselves, each other and society – and
describes a coordinated balance of discrete social changes brought about by civic action, policy
changes initiated by officials, and collaboration between professionals and the community. Instruc-
tive examples from locales as varied as Colombia, Jordan and the United States offer models from
which readers can form unique, innovative solutions. Tyler’s multicultural/multiethnic approach
maps out the road from theoretical concepts to real-world action. Developing Prosocial Communi-
ties Across Cultures answers the question of how we can use our capabilities and our knowledge to
improve the quality of our individual and collective lives.

ELIZABETH DYE WALKER ’35, The Old Stone House “Traveller’s Rest”: A History in Bits
and Pieces (The Mineral County Historical Foundation and Donning Company Publishers –
ISBN: 978-1-57864-481-0). Traveller’s Rest – nicknamed The Stone House – has more than a
bit of history attached to it. From the reign of King Charles II of England until present time, this
book relates the history of The Stone House and the land it was built on. Standing sentinel on a
highway that today is referred to as U.S. 50 between Keyser and Burlington, W.Va., Traveller’s Rest
was the perfect place for stagecoach passengers to spend the night before crossing the Allegheny
Mountain range. Elizabeth Dye Walker was born in the Old Stone House and lived there until
1923. These essays reveal the remarkable lives and history that have taken place there for nearly
200 years. The Old Stone House uniquely tells its own history in one chapter (literally, in first
person), while another chapter contains Walker’s vivid recollections of what it was like being a
child there. Through the efforts of Elizabeth Dye Walker and others, The Old Stone House is
being restored so that it can tell its story to present and future generations.

2 Read more book reviews in previous issues of DePauw Magazine at

www.depauw.edu/pa/magazine.

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ANNUAL HONOR ROLL of DONORS

CONTENTS
A Message from President Brian W. Casey
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Financial Report for 2007-08
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A Report from R. David Hoover ’67
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The Washington C. DePauw Society
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Indiana Asbury Legacy Society
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The Annual Fund
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DePauw Loyalty Society
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Class Lists
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Parent Giving
98
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Friends, Faculty and Staff
104
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Corporations, Foundations and Organizations
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Memorial Gifts
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Honor Gifts
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Board Lists
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A Message from
Brian W. Casey
Fall 2008

F First and most importantly, I want to thank DePauw’s alumni for your support in my first months
on the job. You have already taught me a great deal, and I look forward to meeting more of you, listen-
ing, and benefiting from your distinctive perspectives in the coming year.
The Honor Roll of Donors in this magazine recognizes alumni, parents and friends who support
DePauw. For many reasons, you already love the University. I discussed a few of these with alumni at
the Reunion Weekend Celebration in June: how DePauw’s unusual sense of its own past informs and
enriches us; its commitment to a liberal arts education, which I believe is vital to this nation; and its
rare ability to attract and train students with remarkable, multiple talents.
And we are, ultimately, about the students. We need to capitalize on their openness, curiosity and
sense of joy. We must teach them to write, speak and think. We want them to be ethical, engaged, lively
and civic-minded citizens of a complicated world difficult even to envision today. The stronger their
education, the stronger DePauw is. DePauw will rise and fall on the strength of its intellectual life.
My role as president, therefore, is to ask the questions that lead us to that greatest strength: Are we
doing all that we can to ensure that this is the strongest DePauw possible? Are we truly attracting the
best students in the nation and world? Are we hiring and promoting great teachers and supporting them
in the ways that outstanding colleges do? Are we managing our resources wisely?
We will answer those questions, and others, in ongoing conversations both on and off campus as
we, together, chart DePauw’s course for the future.
DePauw on my watch will continue to draw on the wisdom of 171 years of tradition. We will
continue to embrace and defend the idea of education grounded in the liberal arts. And we’ll take the
time to celebrate the intellectual excellence of DePauw University, while we continuously, deliberately
and creatively seek ways to enhance it.

Brian W. Casey
President

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Recent Events and Accomplishments

B
Brian  W. Casey became DePauw’s 19th president on July 1, 2008. A native of New Jersey, Casey
received a B.A. degree in philosophy and economics at the University of Notre Dame and law degree
from the School of Law at Stanford University. A member of the New York and California bars, he
practiced corporate law with the firm of Davis Polk and Wardwell in the New York and London offices.
He left the practice of law to enter the graduate program in the History of American Civilization at 19 th
Harvard, where he obtained a Ph.D. and taught in both the History Department and in the History
and Literature Program. He was associate dean for academic affairs in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences D EPAUW
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at Harvard prior to joining DePauw. He succeeds Robert G. Bottoms, who retired as president after 22
years as the University’s leader and now serves as president emeritus and director of the Janet Prindle
Institute for Ethics.
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DEPAUW DISCOURSE
2008
DePauw Discourse 2008, the fifth annual symposium hosted by The Washington C. DePauw Society,
brought numerous guest speakers and notable alumni together on campus Sept. 18-20 to engage members
of the DePauw community in dialogue on this year’s theme, America’s Role in the World. DePauw faculty
members were joined by the following national leaders and thinkers: Madeleine K. Albright, former
U.S. Secretary of State; Bret Baier ’92, FOX News chief White House correspondent; Pamela L. Carter,
president of Cummins Distribution Business; Catherine Collins, nonfiction author and former reporter
covering Turkey for the Chicago Tribune; Sally Smerz Cowal ’66, vice president of Population Services
International; Newton F. Crenshaw ’85, vice president of policy, pricing, reimbursement and access,
and international corporate affairs for Eli Lilly and Co.; Nisreen El‑Shamayleh ’04, correspondent
for Saudi channel KSA2 in Amman, Jordan; Douglas Frantz ’71, Condé Nast Portfolio senior writer;
Lee H. Hamilton ’52, former congressman, Iraq Study Group co-chair, National War Powers Com-
mission member, and president and director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars;
Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74, founder of Bridges of Understanding; Saad Eddin Ibrahim, founder
of Cairo-based Ibn Khaldun Centre for Development Studies; Stephen W. Sanger ’68, former chair-
man of General Mills, Inc.; Robert M. Steele ’69, Eugene S. Pulliam Distinguished Visiting Professor
of Journalism at DePauw; James B. Stewart, Jr. ’73, editor-at-large for Smart Money magazine and
contributing editor for SmartMoney.com; John E. Tedstrom III ’84, executive director of the Global
Business Coalition; and Don W. Wycliff, journalist-in-residence at Loyola University. The symposium
included a sneak preview of Einstein and the Roosevelts, a musical written by Nancy Ford Charles ’57
and Gretchen Kiger Cryer ’57. A full summary of DePauw Discourse 2008 appears on page 12.
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DePauw welcomed 625 new students to campus this fall, including a group of 77 students from outside

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the United States. Not only does the Class of 2012 include the largest entering class of international CLASS OF
non‑citizens in DePauw’s 171‑year history, it also comprises 102 new students of color who are American
citizens. As Vice President of Admission and Financial Aid Stefanie D. Niles points out, “The global reach
of the University has never been greater. DePauw’s efforts to increase diversity have made the University
more reflective of the world in which our students will someday live and work.” Members of the Class 2012
of 2012 come from 39 states, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and 19 countries. Of the incoming
students, 48 were valedictorians or salutatorians in high school, 34 percent are from Indiana, 21 percent
are first-generation college students and 22 percent have an alumni tie to DePauw.
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DePauw’s academic environment is enriched by four senior scholars who started their visiting positions
in fall 2008. Robert M. Steele ’69 is the 2008-14 Eugene S. Pulliam Distinguished Visiting Professor
and professor of communication and theatre. Humberto Barreto is the 2008-15 Elizabeth  P. Allen
Distinguished University Professor and professor of economics and management. Julie Hollowell is the
2008-09 Nancy Schaenen Visiting Scholar in Ethics and part-time visiting professor of anthropology.
Richard L. Lippke is the 2008-09 Robert and Carolyn Frederick Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Ethics
and adjunct professor of philosophy.
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DePauw students, faculty members and alumni engaged in dialogue with the following individuals who
visited campus in 2007-08 as part of The Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture Series: Ralph Nader,
consumer advocate, lawyer, activist and three-time presidential candidate; Frank Warren, founder of
the blog PostSecret.com; and Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of Great Britain.
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A DePauw program, Leveling the CS1 Playing Field, was one of four college programs nationwide
to receive an inaugural Academic Alliance Seed Fund award of $10,000 from the National Center
for Women & Information Technology. Administered by Gloria Childress Townsend, Herrick E. H.
Greenleaf Professor of Computer Science and former director of the Science Research Fellows Program,
DePauw’s program is designed to engage first-year women students through role modeling, dispelling
myths about computing, and showcasing a broad variety of computing careers and lifestyles. Initial
funding for the Seed Fund was provided by Microsoft Research.
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The annual Exemplary Teaching Award given jointly by DePauw and the General Board of Higher
Education of the United Methodist Church was awarded for 2007-08 to Kerry E. Pannell, associate
professor of economics and management, and Pamela M. Propsom, professor of psychology. The award
is supported by the George and Virginia Crane Distinguished Teaching Award Fund.
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Deborah Bial, the founder and president of the Posse Foundation, a college-access organization, and
a recipient of a MacArthur Foundation grant, delivered the address at DePauw’s 169th annual com-
mencement, during which 598 students received diplomas. At the commencement, DePauw awarded
Bial the McNaughton Medal for Public Service and conferred three honorary degrees. Carolyn Tisdel
Jones ’58, executive vice president for academic affairs emerita at Purdue University, received a Doctor

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VITAL SIGNS
DePauw Vital Signs 2007-08 1997-98 1987-88
Full-time equivalent enrollment 2,374 2,303 2,171
Graduation rate 79.6% 70.8% 74.0%
Student – faculty ratio (full-time faculty) 10:1 13:1 13:1
Annual Fund $5,795,791 $3,620,561 $2,047,610
Endowment $544.8 million $353.8 million $92.4 million
Library holdings 336,342 260,000 226,350
Multicultural students, including international students 431 326 105
Full-time faculty members 238 162 130
Tuition and fees $29,700 $17,050 $8,850
Room and board $8,100 $5,616 $3,375
Financial aid from DePauw University $37,042,537 $18,172,000 $2,465,500
Number of academic majors offered 40 47 40
Median combined SAT score 1210 1150 1070
Median ACT score 27 26 24

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of Pedagogy. Douglas A. Smith ’68, chairman and chief executive officer of Value Creation Partners and
Best Brands Corporation, received a Doctor of Business Administration. George A. Purnell ’71, senior
pastor at the First United Methodist Church of Bloomington, Ind., received a Doctor of Divinity.
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DePauw’s 2008 graduating class had one of the largest percentages of students in the country to apply
to Teach for America (TFA), a program that serves urban and rural public schools across the nation.
Among members of the Class of 2008, a record 72 students applied for TFA, 17 were accepted and 13
made the two-year commitment to participate in the program.
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DePauw continues to rank as one of the top colleges in the United States in terms of the percentage of
students who study abroad. The Institute of International Education’s annual report, titled Open Doors
2007, lists DePauw as one of America’s top 10 small colleges for international opportunities. The Open
Doors report is produced with funding from the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational
and Cultural Affairs.
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Five 2008 DePauw graduates and one 2007 graduate were accepted to participate in the Japan Exchange
and Teaching (JET) Program, which is sponsored by the Japanese government. Lauren  E. Li  ’07,
Kelly M. Gagnon ’08, Kim Ryan Harper ’08, Jeremiah T. Lee ’08, Corinne McWilliams ’08 and
Madison B. Murphy ’08 are working as teachers or translators in public schools and government of-
fices throughout Japan.
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In 2007-08 DePauw ranked 16th among the nation’s leading, bachelor’s degree-granting institutions for
producing students who receive Fulbright grants. Three 2007 graduates – Jeyson H. Florez, Michael R.
Roberts and Nishita Trisal – held Fulbright grants to teach and study in Costa Rica, Germany and
Indonesia, respectively, while John P. Porter ’02 had a Fulbright grant to study in Japan. Fulbright grants
are intended to provide future American leaders with an international perspective through the unparal-
leled opportunity to study, conduct research and teach in other nations.
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DePauw was one of only two liberal arts colleges in America to have three recipients of the 2008 Barry M.
Goldwater Scholarship, the premier undergraduate award of its type in the fields of mathematics, the natural
sciences and engineering. The University’s three Goldwater Scholars, Alexander P. Breitinger, Nicole R.
Stone and Kathleen F. Mittendorf, are students in DePauw’s Science Research Fellows Program.
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DePauw students are more academically engaged – in and out of the classroom – than undergraduates
at peer institutions and the national average at all colleges and universities, according to the 2007 Na-
tional Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE), titled “Experiences That Matter: Enhancing Student
Learning and Success.” Sponsored by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, the
NSSE study is an indicator of how well students are learning and what they put into and get out of their
undergraduate experience. The survey findings provide comparative standards for determining how ef-
fectively colleges are contributing to learning. Five key areas of educational performance are measured:
level of academic challenge, active and collaborative learning, student-faculty interaction, enriching
educational experiences and supportive campus environment.
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Fiscal Year Financial Summary
From the Interim Vice President for Finance and Administration

T The University completed the fiscal year ending June 30, 2008, with an operating loss of more than $3
million and projects a similar shortfall for the academic year that began on July 1, 2008. To address these
deficits, in October DePauw’s Board of Trustees endorsed an extension of the University’s credit facilities,
changes in the use of endowment funds and endowment practices, and other ameliorative steps.
The board also endorsed the creation of three committees to evaluate the following areas:
Fringe benefits. Health care costs continue to rise rapidly, and DePauw’s costs for fringe benefits
overall, and for employee health care in particular, are higher than at most peer institutions. The commit-
tee will evaluate the University’s fringe benefit costs and make recommendations to the administration. Thomas E. Dixon
Walden Inn. The conference center/hotel/restaurant on campus has had significant operating losses
for the past few years, with continued losses expected for at least the next several years. The losses directly
affect our operating budget. A new committee will examine all available options to address this situation,
recognizing that having the hotel on campus does meet the needs of many DePauw constituencies.
Admission and outreach. In a fiercely competitive admission environment, DePauw must make
sure that it uses all available admission and outreach tools. This committee’s charge is to examine the
University’s admission, financial aid and outreach efforts with an aim of expanding the University’s ap-
plicant pool and increasing the yield on offers of admission by ensuring that DePauw remains a top choice
among the nation’s and world’s brightest young scholars.
I am honored to have been asked in September by President Brian W. Casey to return to this position,
which I held from 1993 to 2000, on an interim basis until a permanent vice president for finance and
administration is selected.
DePauw is not immune to the financial crisis that has affected institutions throughout the U.S. and
across the globe. The University has faced other challenging periods in its 171-year history. With the
energetic new leadership of President Casey, the steady oversight of our Board of Trustees, and the con-
tinuing strong support of DePauw’s loyal alumni and friends, I am confident the University will emerge
stronger than before.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve DePauw.

Thomas E. Dixon
Interim Vice President for Finance and Administration

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DePauw University Budget Report
For the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2008

% OF
BUDGET ACTUAL VARIANCE BUDGET

REVENUE:

Tuition Revenue............................................................... 68,355,000 ......................... 68,279,827 ..............................(75,173)...................................99.9%

Less Financial Aid.......................................................... (36,966,000)....................... (37,042,537)...............................(76,537).................................100.2%

Net Tuition Revenue........................................................ 31,389,000 ......................... 31,237,290 ............................(151,710)...................................99.5%

Student Fees....................................................................... 1,078,000 ........................... 1,071,083 ................................(6,917)...................................99.4%

Net Tuition and Fees Revenue.......................................... 32,467,000 ......................... 32,308,373 ............................(158,627)...................................99.5%

Endowment Income......................................................... 26,101,000 ......................... 26,557,019 .............................. 456,019 ...............................101.7%

Investment Income................................................................ 568,000 .............................. 723,109 .............................. 155,109 ...............................127.3%

Private Gifts and Grants..................................................... 6,673,000 ........................... 6,525,821 ............................(147,179)...................................97.8%

Government Grants............................................................... 508,000 .............................. 534,791 ................................ 26,791 ...............................105.3%

Other Sources........................................................................ 298,000 .............................. 318,577 ................................ 20,577 ...............................106.9%

Total Education and General Revenue.............................. 66,615,000 ......................... 66,967,690 .............................. 352,690 ...............................100.5%

Room, Board and Bookstore Revenue.............................. 13,569,000 ......................... 13,018,826 ............................(550,174)...................................95.9%

TOTAL REVENUE..................................................................80,184,000 ......................... 79,986,516 ............................(197,484)...................................99.8%

EXPENDITURES, DEBT SERVICE AND TRANSFERS:

Faculty Salaries and Instruction........................................ 28,432,000 ......................... 28,997,585 ............................(565,585).................................102.0%

General Academic Support................................................. 3,957,000 ........................... 4,689,177 ............................(732,177).................................118.5%

Library............................................................................... 2,914,000 ........................... 3,352,166 ............................(438,166).................................115.0%

Student Services............................................................... 11,041,000 ......................... 11,219,497 ............................(178,497).................................101.6%

Institutional Support........................................................ 11,860,000 ......................... 11,733,097 .............................. 126,903 .................................98.9%

Buildings and Grounds....................................................... 8,209,000 ........................... 8,811,961 ............................(602,961).................................107.3%

Total Educational and General Expenditures.................... 66,413,000 ......................... 68,803,483 .........................(2,390,483).................................103.6%

Room, Board and Bookstore Expenditures....................... 10,408,000 ......................... 10,395,865 ................................ 12,135 .................................99.9%

Total Expenditures........................................................... 76,821,000 ......................... 79,199,348 .........................(2,378,348).................................103.1%

Debt Service....................................................................... 3,359,000 ........................... 3,999,736 ............................(640,736).................................119.1%

TOTAL EXPENDITURES, DEBT SERVICE AND

TRANSFERS.............................................................................80,180,000 ......................... 83,199,084 .........................(3,019,084).................................103.8%

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES, DEBT

SERVICE AND TRANSFERS...........................................................4,000 ........................ (3,212,568)..........................(3,216,568)

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A Report from R. David Hoover ’67
A
Chair, DePauw University Board of Trustees

A Ask alumni what they remember and value most about their DePauw experience, and many will cite
the faculty’s commitment to their education as well as their personal growth and development. Academic
demands are just as rigorous and challenging today. But today’s students learn in a more international
context with enhanced opportunities to excel in individual scholarly and creative projects — research,
independent study, theses and internships.
This report highlights some of our noteworthy achievements in enriching our intellectual life, a topic
that has become even more salient in light of President Casey’s call for us to engage in a serious conversa-
R. David Hoover ’67 tion about the ways in which we can further enrich the intellectual life of our students and our campus.
We have done much in recent years, through the five-year strategic plan, Securing Our Legacy, to build
a strong base. This has been facilitated by increasing the number of full-time faculty members – 226 in
2007-08 – and by lowering class size, resulting in an enviable student-to-faculty ratio of 10-to-1. New
spaces conducive to student and faculty interaction, such as the Judson and Joyce Green Center for the
Performing Arts and the Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathematics Center, emphasize the interactive,
human nature of academic work.
Another indicator of academic
engagement is the combination of
retention and graduation rates for
DePauw students. By building on
depauw.year1, a program that sup-
ports first-year students’ academic
performance and persistence to
graduation, DePauw has achieved
an 85 percent rate of student
graduation within four years of
matriculation, beginning with the
Class of 2006.
We also note a significant
increase in the number of DePauw students receiving outside scholarships and fellowships. Sixteen
DePauw students received Fulbright Grants in the last three years. In 2007-08 three DePauw students
received Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, the premier national undergraduate award in mathematics,
the natural sciences and engineering. A record number of DePauw students (72) this year applied for
Teach for America, the national teaching corps of
outstanding recent graduates. I could go on and
on listing student achievements, and we also must
credit the advisers and staff members who guide
students through the application process for these
awards.
DePauw’s programs in music, theatre, visual arts
and creative writing – always among the best at
liberal arts colleges nationwide – are now even
more dynamic.

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The evidence is compelling: Increased numbers of students and faculty members in the School of Music
and the communication and theatre department; greater performance opportunities; exceptional studio
and performance spaces in the newly renovated and expanded Green Center for the Performing Arts; a
50 percent growth in the number of students majoring in art history and studio art; a fourth studio – for
sculpture – that complements studios for painting and drawing, ceramics, pho-
: 2008 tography and video; expanded gallery programs in new spaces in the renovated

Art & Borders William Weston Clarke Museum of Art and the Richard E. Peeler Art Center;
an expanded University art collection, particularly in Tibetan art and Andy
Warhol photos; the growth of the annual ArtsFest held on campus each fall; and nine creative writing
faculty members, more than double the number a
decade ago.
This is necessarily a brief overview of de-
velopments at DePauw in the areas of academic
engagement and the creative and performing arts.
The central point is that their cumulative effect
is a stimulating living and learning environment
conducive to academic excellence and intellectual
discourse – both long-respected hallmarks of a
DePauw education.
From this dynamic setting, DePauw graduates become members of communities across the nation
and around the globe. DePauw has worked hard to challenge students with a more diverse curriculum,
faculty and student body. More states (45) and countries (24) are represented in the current student
body than at any time in DePauw’s history. The percentage of students of color has grown to 16 per-
cent. Faculty members of color represent about 20 percent of the total faculty. Nearly 10 percent of the
student body come from other nations, and 14 percent of faculty members
are international citizens.
Strategic efforts have attracted more qualified international students to
DePauw than ever before. They enrich DePauw’s academic, cultural and social
life in the classroom and as Resident Assistants, members of Greek houses,
athletes and leaders in campus organizations. The University’s international
recruiting efforts have spread the word about DePauw around the world, which helps build momentum
for future classes.
At the same time, DePauw extends its long commitment to off-campus study opportunities that
expand students’ global perspectives. DePauw continues to rank among the top American colleges in
terms of percentage of students who study abroad.
While it’s true that many DePauw courses have had an ethical component, and that faculty mem-
bers have traditionally challenged students to examine ethical issues in their
liberal arts studies, this, too, has been expanded. At least 50 courses offered
each semester now directly cover ethics-related issues. And in addition to the
Christian ethics issues, courses also explore Asian religions, ethnic differences,
ethics in art, conflict studies and much more.
The uncommon support and involvement of alumni have been vital to
strengthening the University and ensuring that the DePauw experience is
available for future generations. DePauw’s Office of Alumni Relations, with

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the help of the DePauw Alumni Association Board of Directors, coordinates

more than 150 regional alumni events and programs each year.
Alumni engagement with DePauw appears to be growing even stronger.
Alumni in a greater number of geographic regions
are expressing an interest in organizing an alumni
group. Twelve Regional Alumni Councils and Clubs
plan events around the country, and alumni relations
staff members have heard from alumni interested
in forming new ones in several other regions. Many alumni who previously weren’t involved or very
active with the University are now more involved and attend regional events, and a record number of
alumni attended Alumni Reunion Weekend in June 2008.
Another new effort launched this academic year allows alumni to participate in programs in which
they already have an interest, such as the National Month of Service projects held in 11 U.S. cities in
May. These complement events such as DePauw Discourse, which brings together alumni and friends,
distinguished guests, faculty members and students to discuss important public issues. Former U.S.
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright was the keynote speaker for DePauw’s fifth annual Discourse
in September.
The Alumni Relations Office was hard at work on the rollout this fall of a more user-friendly Alumni
Gateway based on the best practices of other Web sites and incorporating
features of social networking sites as well as an advanced search engine.
The popular Faculty Road Show, which brings current DePauw faculty
members to regional alumni events in the spring, was offered for the second
year during 2007-08. Alumni have been especially interested this year in
meeting DePauw’s new president.
These events and programs are based on input from alumni, who seem
eager to offer their opinions and suggestions. In fact, the Board of Trustees has
been impressed with the willingness of the entire DePauw community — not just alumni, but students,
faculty and staff members, board members and friends as well – to come together in a broad-based
commitment to this University.
And now DePauw’s reputation as a leading national liberal arts university will continue to thrive
under new leadership. We were thrilled to inaugurate DePauw’s 19th president, Brian W. Casey, on
Oct. 10. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we
look forward to the new chapter he will write in
the University’s proud history, and we thank you
for your participation and support.

R. David Hoover ’67

Chair, DePauw University Board of Trustees

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ALL GIFTS BY SOURCE

Alumni.............................................................................................................................$19,194,274
Gifts............................................................................................................................$13,226,691
Estates...........................................................................................................................$5,967,583
Parents..................................................................................................................................$231,308
Friends...............................................................................................................................$2,577,973
Corporations.........................................................................................................................$758,134
Foundations.......................................................................................................................$3,350,886
Family Trusts and Other Organizations..............................................................................$1,588,020
TOTAL......................................................................................................................$27,700,595

Number of Alumni Donors.......................................................................................................10,372

Alumni Participation Percentage....................................................................................................39%
Number of WCDS Annual MembersAll(alumni, Gifts byparents
Sourceand friends)............................................1,270

FamilyTrusts
Family Trusts
andand
Other Organizations
Other Organizations = 5.7%

Corporations = 2.7%
Corporations

Foundations = 12.1%
Foundations

Parentsandand
Parents Friends = 10.2%
Friends

Alumni
Alumni = 69.3%

ALL GIFTS BY PURPOSE

Current-Use Support..........................................................................................................$8,062,458
Annual Fund.................................................................................................................$5,795,791
Other Current Restricted..............................................................................................$2,266,667
Buildings and Grounds......................................................................................................$4,907,022
Endowment and Similar Funds........................................................................................$13,070,984
Scholarships and Other Financial Aid...........................................................................$2,699,952
Faculty Support...............................................................................................................$828,794
Academic Support.........................................................................................................$2,307,896
Unrestricted..................................................................................................................$6,788,033
Other...............................................................................................................................$446,309
Deferred Gifts....................................................................................................................$1,660,131
TOTAL..................................................................................................................... $27,700,595
All Gifts by Purpose

Educational
Educational andand
Deferred Gifts Faculty
Faculty Support
Support Endowment
Endowment = 37.4%

Current-Use
Current-Use
Buildings Support
and Support = 29.1%
Grounds

Financial
Financial Aid
Financial Endowment
Aid
Aid Endowment = 9.8%
Endowment

Buildings
Buildings and
Current-Use Grounds
and Grounds = 17.7%
Support

Deferred
Deferred Gifts
EducationalGifts = 6.0%
and Faculty Support Endowment

All Gifts by Purpose

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A Message from John L. Rabb ’66
Executive Committee Chair

O On behalf of everyone in the DePauw family, I want to thank the Washington C. DePauw Society
lifetime and annual members listed on the following pages whose leadership-level support is so critical to
the intellectual life of the University. Gifts to the 2007-08 Annual Fund at the Washington C. DePauw
Society level totaled more than $4 million dollars to support the University’s ongoing operations.
Our membership, which reached 1,270 in fiscal year 2008, continues to grow and better embody
the legacy of the University’s first great benefactor, Washington C. DePauw, which is to ensure “the
never-ending advancement of the University’s excellence.”
Your tremendous giving, both annual and lifetime, leads DePauw alumni, parents and friends in
support for current and future generations of students and faculty.
John L. Rabb ’66

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ashington .
ePauw
ociety
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In 1986 the DePauw University Board of Trustees authorized the formation of the Washington C.
DePauw Society to honor DePauw’s major donors. Like the University’s first great benefactor for whom
the Society is named, these alumni, parents and friends demonstrate through leadership-level gifts their
love of DePauw and their commitment to its liberal arts mission.

Lifetime Membership
The Washington C. DePauw Society extends lifetime membership to donors and their spouses
whose gifts and commitments to the University total at least $100,000. Their contributions to DePauw
are recognized by individual bronze plaques on the wall of the Washington C. DePauw Plaza in front
of East College. The exceptional financial support from the lifetime members of the Washington C.
DePauw Society has shaped the history and progress of DePauw. So many of the excellent academic
opportunities, resources and facilities that the University provides to its students and faculty members
would not be possible without the generosity and leadership of these major donors. The University
gratefully acknowledges the extraordinary giving of these alumni, parents and friends.

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The Lifetime membership levels of The Washington C. DePauw Society are:

Trustee Associates Lifetime....................................................... $100,000,000 or more
East College Lifetime.........................................................$50,000,000–$99,999,999
President’s Lifetime............................................................$25,000,000–$49,999,999
Old Gold Lifetime.............................................................$10,000,000–$24,999,999
Charter Lifetime.....................................................................$5,000,000–$9,999,999
Partner Lifetime.....................................................................$1,000,000–$4,999,999
Fellow Lifetime............................................................................$500,000–$999,999
Lifetime........................................................................................$100,000–$499,999
Qualifying gifts and commitments include cash, securities, real estate and other personal property.
They may be in the form of outright gifts, bequests or life income agreements. Gifts to the Annual Fund
are cumulative toward lifetime membership in the Society.

Annual Membership
The Washington C. DePauw Society offers an annual membership to alumni, parents and friends
who make an Annual Fund gift to DePauw of $1,500 or more. Alumni who graduated within the past
14 years qualify for annual membership at separate giving levels. Annual membership and recognition is
based on an individual’s or couple’s personal gifts and matching gifts received in a single fiscal year. The
University depends on leadership-level gifts to the DePauw Annual Fund, which provides critical support
of the current-year operating budget to underwrite student scholarships, faculty teaching and scholarly or
creative projects, Winter Term and off-campus study and other immediate needs of the University.

2007-08 Gift Circles

Trustee Associates Circle.................................................................... $40,000 or more
East College Circle...........................................................................$25,000–$39,999
President’s Circle..............................................................................$12,500–$24,999
Old Gold Circle.................................................................................$5,000–$12,499
Charter Circle......................................................................................$1,500–$4,999
Founders Circle.......................................................................................$500–$1,499

A gift of $1,500 or more qualifies annual membership for alumni who are
15 or more years post graduation.
A gift of $1,000 or more qualifies annual membership for alumni who are
10–14 years post graduation.
A gift of $500 or more qualifies annual membership for Graduates of the Last Decade, alumni
who are 1–9 years post graduation.

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The Washington C. DePauw Society welcomed the following new lifetime members in 2007-08.
Joining at the Partner lifetime member level:
John W. Kinsey ’52

Joining at the Fellow lifetime member level:

Pamela Lorman Peternell ’68 and Ben C. Peternell, Friend
Ned A. Smith ’52 and Marcia Fobes Smith, Friend

Joining at the Lifetime member level:

Curtis R. Bryant ’58 and Pat Bryant, Friend
Judith Shafer Davidson ’57
Margaret Jolly Dunton ’41
Robert L. Erickson ’58
Robert W. Evans ’59 and Sharon C. Evans
Gerry L. Fathauer ’75
Janet Risi Field ’81
John R. Hammond III ’76 and Diana H. Hamilton, Friend
T. Lyle Harlor ’48
Charles W. Hillman ’52 and Anne Mossberg Hillman ’51
Dennis B. Kelley ’72
John S. Marlatt ’69 and Peggy Marlatt, Friend
John Fredrick Meyers ’64 and Sally Zoller Meyers ’64
Ellen S. Miller ’76
Walter W. Sampson, Jr. ’58 and Ann M. Sampson, Friend
James E. Shields ’56 and Irma Shields, Friend
The Sieg and Dunlap Funds
Edward L. Unterberg ’58

DePauw University gratefully acknowledges the significant additional gifts and commitments that
qualified the following current members for a higher membership level.
Fred J. Bartizal ’65 and Susan Ferry Bartizal ’65
Margaret Hogue Corneilsen ’56 dec
Clint V. Cox ’38 dec
Betty Davis Givens ’54 and David W. Givens
M. Lewis Gulick ’44
Joyce Foster Larson ’53
Douglas I. Smith ’85
Michael L. Smith ’70 and Susan Leet Smith ’71
Richard D. Wood ’48 and Billie Lou Wood, Friend

The Washington C. DePauw Society Roster of Lifetime Members

EAST COLLEGE LIFETIME LEVEL Betty Davis Givens ’54 and David W. Givens
Timothy H. Ubben ’58 and Sharon Williams Ubben ’58 Greg T. Greenwood ’78 and Kristina L. Greenwood, Friend
M. Lewis Gulick ’44
OLD GOLD LIFETIME LEVEL C. Salen Herke ’51
Don R. Daseke ’61 H. David Hilliard and Bonne G. Hilliard
Jane L. Emison, Friend Ronald K. Holmberg ’54 and Cynthia Brooks Holmberg ’56
Judson C. Green ’74 and Joyce Taglauer Green ’75 R. David Hoover ’67 and Suzanne Anderson Hoover ’67
Janet W. Prindle ’58 Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74 and Allan B. Hubbard, Friend
Christine Plank Rales ’74 Marcia Raber Hughes, Friend
Steven M. Rales ’73 John Jakes ’53 and Rachel Payne Jakes ’51
Lee E. Tenzer ’64 and Marilyn E. Tenzer, Parent Norman M. Johnson ’56 and Julie R. Johnson, Friend
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. ’57
CHARTER LIFETIME LEVEL Marilou Morrell Kelly ’55
Anonymous Edith B. Kinsey, Parent
Evans McWhirter Rust and Roberta Rust, Friends John W. Kinsey ’52
Richard D. Wood ’48 and Billie Lou Wood, Friend Arthur E. Klauser ’45
Charles A. Leis ’52 and Marilyn Newpart Leis ’52
PARTNER LIFETIME LEVEL Sal F. Marino ’42 dec
Elizabeth Pfeffer Allen ’56 and Robert E. Allen, Friend George L. Mazanec ’58 and Elsa B. Mazanec, Parent
Jane Allison ’37 Beverley McDermond, Friend
Anonymous David J. Morehead ’53 and Marjorie Davis Morehead ’54
J. William Asher ’50 and Dorothy Asher, Friend Erik G. Nelson ’61 and Eleanor D. Nelson, Friend
Sarah Hogate Bacon ’41 dec and Phyllis Walker Nicholas ’55 and Bruce S. Nicholas, Friend
Theodore S. Bacon, Jr., Parent Andrew J. Paine, Jr. ’59 and Jane Medaris Paine ’60
James R. Bartlett ’66 and Susan Bartelsmeyer Bartlett ’66 Richard W. Peck ’56
Thomas W. Boswell ’66 and Cheryl K. Boswell, Friend Thomas S. Porter ’65
Lynn Stang Browne ’48 and Robert W. Browne, Friend Gilbert H. Reese ’79
Robert G. Casey ’70 and Leslie L. Casey, Friend Ellen Gordon Roberts, Friend
Nicholas D. Chabraja and Eleanor Chabraja, Parents Martha Steele Robes ’66
John W. Christensen ’35 dec and Ian M. Rolland ’55 and Miriam V. Rolland, Parent
Beth Heuring Christensen ’43 Stephen W. Sanger ’68 and Karen Ogren Sanger ’68
James M. Cornelius and Kathy Cornelius, Parents Nancy Shelly Schaenen ’51 and Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Friend
Eugene L. Delves ’50 and Sue Howard Delves ’51 Jane Turk Schlansker ’63
Jane Rowles Dickson ’54 and William M. Dickson, Friend Bradley L. Sexauer ’73
John W. Fisher and Janice B. Fisher, Parents Barbara E. Smith ’62
Robert R. Frederick ’48 and Carolyn Smith Frederick ’49 Douglas A. Smith ’68 and Phyllis Gilbert Smith ’69
Shirley B. Frees, Friend Elaine Showalter Smith ’36
Tim Solso ’69 and Denny Manning Solso ’69
Norval B. Stephens, Jr. ’51 and Diane Forst Stephens ’51
David B. Stevens ’51 and Sally Symon Stevens ’52
James B. Stewart, Jr. ’73
David M. Stone ’57
John L. Trimpe, Jr. ’59
Charles A. Vickers ’55 and Martha Johnson Vickers ’55
John H. Wallace ’76 and Sarah Reese Wallace ’76
Richard A. Warne ’54 and Jane Leahy Warne ’54
Jane Preston Watson ’40
James R. Williams ’50
Jerry L. Williams ’54 and Jane Jones Williams ’57
Maurice B. Wood ’50 and Jean Wood, Friend
FELLOW LIFETIME LEVEL
Dorothy Stout Aldridge ’51
Mrs. Phillip H. Ault, Friend
Fred J. Bartizal ’65 and Susan Ferry Bartizal ’65
Joan Westmen Battey ’54 and Charles W. Battey, Friend
David B. Becker ’75
Gerald W. Bruce ’40
Rhett W. Butler ’62 and Kay Burney Butler ’62
Edward W. Cassidy ’54
Lawrence W. Clarkson ’60 and
Barbara Stevenson Clarkson ’61
Rollin L. Clayton ’61
Annamargaret Chapman Clutter ’41
Sally Smerz Grooms Cowal ’66
Albert E. Crandall ’56 and B. Louise Woods Crandall ’50
George W. Crane, Jr. ’42
Robert J. Darnall ’60 and Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61
Anthony J. de Nicola ’86 and Christie B. de Nicola, Friend
Gary Paul Drew ’61 and Sandra Aldrich Drew ’62
Boots Duesing ’50 dec and Doris Wells Duesing ’50
J. Robert Fletcher, Parent
Frederick B. Hendricks ’58
Floyd M. Huber and Mary Huber, Parents

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Donald W. Jones, Sr. ’43
Joyce Foster Larson ’53 Endowment Gift at Work
Robert L. Mitchell ’60
Mary Frances Pearson, Parent
Pamela Lorman Peternell ’68 and Ben C. Peternell, Friend Alumnus supports psychology research
Myrta J. Pulliam, Friend
Robert F. Reckman ’44 and Carleen Reckman, Friend
The number of students and faculty
Darlene Montgomery Ryan ’76 members in the Department of Psychology
Thomas H. Sams ’64 and Susan Sams, Parent
Erwin E. Schulze ’47 has doubled since J. William Asher, Ph.D.,
Douglas I. Smith ’85
Michael L. Smith ’70 and Susan Leet Smith ’71 received his B.A. in that field in 1950. This
Ned A. Smith ’52 and Marcia Fobes Smith, Friend
Otto L. Sonder, Jr., Friend important area of study continues to intrigue
Norman E. Strasma ’55 and Janice Strasma, Parent
Mary H. Vogel, Friend DePauw students in increasing numbers, and
William F. Welch ’40
R. Lee Wilson ’76 and Deborah Riefe Wilson ’76 Professor Asher wants to help them get the
Frederick M. Winship ’45
most out of their education.
LIFETIME LEVEL
After a long and successful career as
Lynne Butler Adams, Friend professor of education and psychological sci-
David T. Allen ’61 and Carol Ann Allen, Parent
Joseph P. Allen IV ’59 and Bonnie Darling Allen ’61 ences at Purdue University, Professor Asher
Beverly Byram Anderson ’53
Dean K. Anderson ’50 and Gretchen Scott Anderson ’49 is continuing his interest in psychological research through the J. William and Katherine C.
John T. Anderson ’52 and Nancy Filkey Anderson ’52
Anonymous Asher Endowed Research Fund. This fund, started with direct gifts and to be sustained through
Kermit W. Arnold ’37
Jason A. Asbury ’95 a planned estate gift, provides funding for students and faculty research endeavors within the
Elgan L. Baker, Jr. ’71
James K. Baker ’53 and Beverly Baker Baker ’59 field of psychology.
Beth Williston Barr ’38
Carol Ledford Barrett ’63 Just as students and faculty members deeply appreciate the help of the Asher Fund, Professor
William J. Barrett ’61 and Sara Schrock Barrett ’61
E. Webb Bassick IV ’74
Asher appreciates the fine work being done by DePauw psychology students and those teaching
Emily Beaman Beals ’69 and Brian L. Beals, Friend them. After returning from a major conference earlier this year, Professor Asher wrote to say:
Effie R. Behrens, Parent
Barbara Van Dellen Beré ’47 “They had more than 1,000 researchers presenting posters, including many from the leading
Katherine Lind Bergethon, Friend
Nini M. Bermudez-Webb, Friend universities in the United States and around the world. I was deeply impressed that six of these
Florence Rupper Bernhardt ’43
Bruce P. Bickner ’65 posters were by DePauw psychology department students. The work was excellent.”
Alfred D. Biggs, Jr. ’54 and Ruth Hawkins Biggs ’54
David A. Bohmer ’69 and Lynn Reuss Bohmer ’69 Professor Asher added, “I could not have been more proud or pleased that my efforts to sup-
James B. Bolen, Jr. ’50
Emmylou Bollinger, Friend port the research in the department have produced such quality work.”
Virginia Burns Boynton ’40 and W. Austin Boynton, Parent
Alan R. Brill ’64
James E. Brumbaugh ’55
Daniel E. Brunette ’74 James W. Emison ’71 and Kathryn Holmes Emison ’72 James D. Graham ’62 and Carol Fisher Graham ’63
Arthur L. Bryant ’56 and Carol Shanahan Bryant ’58 Theodore M. Englehart ’42 Craig C. Grannon ’70 and Linda D. Grannon, Friend
Curtis R. Bryant ’58 and Pat Bryant, Friend Mary Palmer Enroth ’62 J. Thomas Grayson ’63 and Helen Gerber Grayson ’63
Frances Buch for William H. Buch ’36 Robert L. Erickson ’58 Ruth Haimann, Friend
Anne Husted Burleigh ’63 and William R. Burleigh, Parent Philip N. Eskew, Jr. ’63 and Ann Eskew, Friend Donald L. Hamilton ’57 and Emily Hooton Hamilton ’58
Barbara Burris, Friend Robert W. Evans ’59 and Sharon C. Evans Vernon O. Hamilton ’64 and Valerie Watson Hamilton ’65
H. E. Barney Burroughs ’57 and Sandra Louy Burroughs ’57 Glady Caley Faires ’56 Arlene R. Hamilton, Friend
John W. Busey ’61 and Judith R. Busey, Parent Robert H. Farber ’35 and Vera May Knauer Farber ’36 John R. Hammond III ’76 and Diana H. Hamilton, Friend
Robert C. Canfield ’60 and Patricia Harms Canfield ’57 Gerry L. Fathauer ’75 Glenn C. Hannah ’52
Nancy Ford Charles ’57 Margaret B. Ferree, Friend Richard A. Hansen ’53 and Joan K. Hansen, Friend
Carolyn Hancock Cleland ’58 and Arthur C. Cleland, Friend Barbara Hogate Ferrin ’43 and Allan W. Ferrin, Friend T. Lyle Harlor ’48
Timothy C. Collins ’78 and Andrea Collins, Friend John D. Fetters ’50 and Marilyn Holtman Fetters ’54 Sharon Kniebbe Hartshorn ’66 and Terry Hartshorn, Friend
Esther Ritz Collyer ’28 Guy A. Fibbe ’49 Michael A. Herrell ’60 and Helen H. Herrell, Parent
Steven Conant ’71 Janet Risi Field ’81 Charles W. Hillman ’52 and Anne Mossberg Hillman ’51
Dorothy D. Craddock, Parent Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Jr. ’72 and Faith Ritz Engle Hippensteel ’30
Alan M. Craft ’50 and Ann Logan Craft, Friend Denise McMahon Fitzgerald, Friend Max W. Hittle, Jr. ’66
William L. Crist ’69 and Carol Prentice Crist ’70 Allen D. Fleener ’52 and Margaret Fleener, Friend James Hollensteiner ’53
Karen ’94, Michael ’98, and Brian ’00 Curley Marvin E. Flewellen ’85 and Caren Flewellen, Friend Herbert W. Hoover ’51 and Barbara Burton Hoover ’49
Loren D. Daily ’51 and Gloria Lindquist Daily ’52 Roger R. Fross ’62 and Madelon Rose Fross, Friend James E. Hoover and Carroll Hoover, Parents
Ruth Ellen Borgmeier Daugherty ’47 Ruth Doyle Gallop ’55 and James L. Gallop, Friend William M. Horne, Jr. ’42 and Alice Hobart Horne ’45
Judith Shafer Davidson ’57 Lou Aileen Garriott ’61 Robert E. Houk ’42 and Marion Pfitzner Houk ’42
Luis R. Davila ’81 and Deborah White Davila ’82 Barbara Mayne Gasser ’47 Heidi Schultz Huizenga ’67
Bronson C. Davis ’65 and Cathie Valeska Davis ’66 Patricia Myers Gathers ’61 and Myers Alumni John H. Huneke III ’67 and Ruth Russ Huneke ’68
H. Eugene Dennie ’39 and Dorothea B. Dennie, Friend William D. George, Jr. ’54 and Ellie George, Friend John G. Hurley ’60
Elaine Aiken Doenges ’47 Raymond I. Geraldson ’62 and Melinda Paine Geraldson ’65 Hirotsugu (Chuck) Iikubo ’57
Pauline Douglas ’42 Paul O. Germann, Jr. ’52 Norman F. Jay ’55 and Judith H. Jay, Parent
Theodore D. Driscol ’58 Robert W. Gibson ’60 and T. Benjamin Jennings ’87
Margaret Jolly Dunton ’41 Elizabeth Gibson, Parent and children Carol Nelson Johnson ’52
Aura May Durham ’46 Thomas R. Gibson ’64 and Sophie H. Gibson, Parent David S. Johnson ’53 and Anne Prindle Johnson ’54
Kris Elftmann and Linda Elftmann, Parents Charles A. Gilbert ’56 and Carolyn Beasley Gilbert ’58 David C. Johnson ’72 and Linda M. Johnson, Friend
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Julia M. Johnson, Friend
C. Robert Jordan ’50 and Sandra Brooks Jordan ’51
David L. Joyce ’66
Robert S. Julian ’59 and Marjorie Moore Julian ’60
Ingrid Grujanac Kay ’78
Donald J. Keller, Friend
Dennis B. Kelley ’72
Barbara Meilinger Kleid ’49
Marilyn Shanks Klingaman ’54 and
Thomas Klingaman, Friend
Vern T. Kraushaar ’53
Richard J. Laker ’57 and Helen Pigott Laker ’58
Thomas A. Lancaster ’58 and Marilyn Hansen Lancaster ’58
Robert J. Lavidge ’43
Betty-Jane Yuncker Lee ’42
Marcia Johnson Lemon ’46
Daniel E. Lewis, Jr. ’58 and Linda Brainard Lewis ’60
Nancy Johnson Lewis ’64 and Kenneth J. Lewis, Friend
Kathryn Gloger Liebschutz ’62
G. Richard Locke ’58 and Judy Blang Locke ’58
Bennet R. Ludden ’37
Michael R. Maine ’61 and Suzanne Bauman Maine ’62
Richard K. Mallery ’59
In memory of Jane Marshall Mansager ’60
Larry J. Marfise ’74 and Suzanne R. Marfise
John S. Marlatt ’69 and Peggy Marlatt, Friend
William C. Marlatt ’65 and Kathryn G. Marlatt, Parent
Wesley P. Martin, Friend
Engrid Hitch Meng ’66
John Fredrick Meyers ’64 and Sally Zoller Meyers ’64
Susan Reichert Milanak ’84
Ellen S. Miller ’76
Kathryn A. Miller ’73
Mark C. Mills ’73
Dean A. Mitchell ’51 and Martha Dunlavy Mitchell ’52
Bruce M. Montgomerie ’68
Mary Ann Moore, Friend
Lane Moore ’50 and Marian Miner Moore ’50
Kenneth C. Mosier II ’66 and Brenda Mosier, Friend
Robert L. Muller ’55 and Shirley Fouch Muller ’57
James M. Mullin ’83 and Donna S. Mullin, Friend
Gregory T. Mutz ’67
The Washington C. DePauw Society Roster of annual Members
Sally Utterback Abarr ’85 and Russell Abarr, Friend
Neal B. Abraham and Donna L. Wiley, Friends
Steven M. Abraham and Nancy Abraham, Parents
Karen Koning Abu Zayd ’63
Charles A. Adams ’64 and Linda Howell Adams ’64
Michael D. Adams ’00
George H. Aldrich ’54 and
Rosemary Balmfarth Aldrich, Friend
Arthur G. Allard, Jr. ’43 and Shirley Andrew Allard ’43
Elizabeth Pfeffer Allen ’56 and Robert E. Allen, Friend
Helen Reis Allen ’46 and Herb Allen, Friend
Joseph P. Allen IV ’59 and Bonnie Darling Allen ’61
Caryn Cockerill Anderson ’89 and David T. Anderson, Friend
Dean K. Anderson ’50 and Gretchen Scott Anderson ’49
Jane Eklund Anderson ’65 and Allan James Anderson, Friend
Anonymous
Don B. Ansel ’52 and Irene Koebke Ansel ’52
Susan M. Ansel ’82
Roy J. Anthony ’73 and Cynthia S. Anthony, Parent
Mary Jo Morrison Ardington ’78 and
Mark Winsted Ardington, Friend
William H. Arends ’72
Jason A. Asbury ’95
Donald B. Aslan ’67
Deborah Aydelott ’72 dec
Katherine C. Bahl and William F. Bahl, Parents
Stanley L. Bahler ’66 and Bobbette Hendricks Bahler ’66
Holly Adams Bailey ’92 and Paul Bailey, Friend
Roberta Farrow Baldwin ’54
John H. Bankhurst ’99
David T. Barker ’64 and Kathryn Donaldson Barker, Friend
Susan Suckow Barkhausen ’78 and
David N. Barkhausen, Friend
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Walter L. Naftzger ’65 and Colleen Riley Naftzger ’65
Richard H. Neuman ’50 and Sylvia H. Neuman, Friend
Richard S. Neville ’76 and Janet Asp Neville, Friend
Martha Weddell Nicholson ’84 from the Nicholson Family
Foundation
Elizabeth McKenzie O’Donnell ’49
Lois Smisek Owen ’56 and John H. Owen, Jr., Parent
Frank T. Page and Catherine K. Page, Parents
Marjorie Bundy Parks ’32 dec
John B. Parks ’63
Sandra Frakes Parsons ’62
John T. Peters ’54
Theodore Peterson, Friend
Elizabeth L. Piety, Parent
Bruce E. Ploshay ’75 and Anne Hensley Ploshay ’76
Dennis A. Priser ’63 and Marilyn Mead Priser ’63
Paul F. Radcliffe ’49 and Sue Oettinger Radcliffe ’47
Ronald L. Randall ’62 and Carole Clark Randall ’61
Henry G. Randolph ’41 and Lois E. Randolph, Friend
Marshall W. Reavis IV ’84 and Amy Zino Reavis, Friend
J. Gilbert Reese and Louella H. Reese, Parents
Corrine V. Reichert, Parent
Marjorie Rackow Reichart ’66
Blair A. Rieth, Jr. ’80 and Teresa O. Rieth, Friend
Todd R. Roberson ’82 and Marian Blew Roberson ’81
Frank H. Roberts ’41
John P. Rudy ’51 and Barbara M. Rudy, Parent
Walter W. Sampson, Jr. ’58 and Ann M. Sampson, Friend
Frederick A. Sanders ’54 and June Sanders, Friend
Ralph E. Savage ’73 and Janet Teter Savage ’73
Harriett Shonkwiler Scarpelli ’47
David K. Schafer ’61
Robert A. Schmidt ’69 and Margaret Sheridan Schmidt ’69
Robert W. Schrier ’57 and Barbara Lindley Schrier ’59
Margaret Hammer Schuler, Friend
Richard W. Schwartz ’75 and Janet Crawford Schwartz ’75
Daniel L. Schwarz ’83 and Family
Frank Lammers Seeger, Friend
Robert E. Sessions ’44 and Charleen Seibel Sessions ’43
James E. Shields ’56 and Irma Shields, Friend
Marjorie Showalter, Friend
The Sieg and Dunlap Funds
Alvin I. Singer ’53
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Eleanor Thee Barkley ’53
Roberta O. Barnes ’70 and Clark J. Chandler, Friend
James R. Bartlett ’66 and Susan Bartelsmeyer Bartlett ’66
Katheryn Boston Bartlett ’43
E. Webb Bassick IV ’74 and Kathy Bassick, Parent
Verna L. Baughman ’68
Emily Beaman Beals ’69 and Brian L. Beals, Friend
Christopher W. Bear ’82 and Ivette Bear, Friend
Florence E. Beatty ’74
James H. Beatty, Sr. ’58 and Ann Beatty, Parent
David B. Becker ’75 and Christy Becker, Friend
George H. Belhobek ’65 and Jeanie Brown Belhobek ’66
Isham Jay Bennett ’91 and Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93
W. Charles Bennett ’74
Barbara Van Dellen Beré ’47
Matthew Perry Bereman ’05
Katherine Lind Bergethon, Friend
Jeffrey M. Bernacchi ’79 and Mary Lynn Scovill Bernacchi ’79
Edward B. Blair, Jr. ’71 and Barbara Blair, Parent
William V. Blake III ’59 and Linda Blake, Friend
Barrett L. Boehm ’73 and Tamara Watling Boehm, Parent
Christine Boeke ’78 and William Jenks, Friend
Michael E. Bogers ’01 and Courtenay Grass Bogers ’02
Brett Alan Bohlander ’06 and Laura Page Bohlander ’06
Jeffrey H. Bohmer ’95 and Christine Bohmer, Friend
James B. Bolen, Jr. ’50
Thomas W. Boswell ’66 and Cheryl K. Boswell, Friend
Robert G. Bottoms and Gwen Bottoms, Friends
Elizabeth Burnett Boulet ’73 and Larry Boulet, Friend
James H. Boyd ’58 and Leah A. Boyd, Friend
Charles C. Boyer ’59 and Jane Sansome Boyer ’62
Peter A. Boyer ’66 and N. Ling Boyer ’66
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Lucy Brown Sloan ’61
Gordon Stanford Smith, Friend
Kathleen Keller Smith ’52 and Charles L. Smith, Parent
Carl Sorenson ’51
Moyer Eugene Speicher ’43
Thomas G. Spiece ’70
Linda G. Sprankle ’64
Max L. Stackhouse ’57 and Jean Hostetler Stackhouse ’57
Gilbert D. Standley ’82 and Sarah Englehart Standley ’80
Charles A. Stevenson ’35 and Jane S. Stevenson, Friend
James G. Stewart ’64
Glenn M. Swisher, Friend and Molly Swisher, Friend
Sylvan W. Tackitt, Friend
John W. Taylor III ’62 and Kaari Taylor, Parent
John I. Taylor ’80 and Kimberlee Fitzgerald Taylor ’78
Edward E. Thompson ’62 and Marilyn Muse Thompson ’63
Donald E. Town ’71
Mildred J. Tracht, Parent
Steven L. Trulaske ’79 and Michelle K. Trulaske, Friend
Edward L. Unterberg ’58
William R. Van Bokkelen ’68
James C. Van Horne ’57 and Mimi Van Horne, Friend
Thomas K. Vandiver ’73 and
Carolyn Haimann Vandiver, Friend
Jennifer D. Vear, Friend
Brenton Wadsworth ’51 and Jean Wadsworth, Friend
F. Michael Wahl ’53
Bruce Walker ’53
Elizabeth Dye Walker ’35
Frank D. Walker ’57
June A. Walker ’58
Ralph M. Weinrichter ’47 and Ann Durham Weinrichter ’44
Michael Scott Welch ’82 and Kimberlee Ann Welch, Friend
Robert B. Wessling ’59 and Judith Hanson Wessling ’61
Clarke E. Whitaker ’44
Joann Wine White ’52
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. White, Parents
William L. White ’53 and Ann B. White, Friend
Steven V. Wilkinson ’63 and Barbara Wells Wilkinson ’63
John D. Williams ’47
M. Lucille Hart Wilson ’29 dec
Margaret Hardgrove Wilson ’41
Lawrence E. Young, Jr. ’84
Virginia Burns Boynton ’40 and Walter A. Boynton, Parent
Robert R. Branson ’53
André L. Brewer ’93
William W. Bromer ’49 and Patricia Ryan Bromer ’50
Andrea Hannon Brown ’74 and Blake H. Brown, Friend
William L. Brown III ’69 and Susan Lange Brown ’68
Arthur L. Bryant ’56 and Carol Shanahan Bryant ’58
Graham C. Bryce ’62 and Sharley Bryce, Parent
William H. Buettin ’49 and Arline Kraft Buettin ’49
Martha Morgan Bull ’58 and E. Rexford Bull, Friend
Anne Husted Burleigh ’63 and William R. Burleigh, Parent
Robert G. Burney ’58 and Katie Burney, Friend
Andrew B. Buroker ’84 and Susan Novak Buroker, Friend
Ellen Johnson Busch ’91 and Robert M. Busch ’91
J. Jay Busey ’93 and Melanie A. Busey, Friend
John W. Busey II ’90 and Maribeth Steimle Busey ’88
Kim Klinger Butler ’81 and William J. Butler ’82
Rhett W. Butler ’62 and Kay Burney Butler ’62
Tobias J. Butler ’04
Kathryn Doermer Callen, Parent
Robert C. Canfield ’60 and Patricia Harms Canfield ’57
Mary Sims Cannell ’61 and Roger Cannell, Friend
Glenn F. Carlson, Jr. ’81
Joseph B. Carney, Sr. ’50 and Constance Caylor Carney ’50
Robert R. Carpenter ’78 and Sally Henning Carpenter ’79
William F. Carroll, Jr. ’73 and Mary Cooke Carroll, Friend
Edward J. Casassa ’51 and Doris Casassa, Friend
Robert G. Casey ’70 and Leslie L. Casey, Friend
John M. Cassady ’60 and Nancy Cassady, Parent
John C. Cassidy ’82 and Susan McNichols Cassidy ’82
Judith Banker Castellini ’81 and Jerome A. Castellini, Friend
Michael A. Chabraja ’89 and Lindsey Hart Chabraja ’97

Nicholas D. Chabraja and Eleanor Chabraja, Parents
Nancy Ford Charles ’57 and Keith W. Charles, Friend dec
Andrew A. Chauner ’00 and Ramona Santiago Chauner ’00
Arthur W. Chick ’88 and Jean V. Chick, Friend
Darrianne Howard Christian ’95 and Justin P. Christian ’95
Lawrence W. Clarkson ’60 and
Barbara Stevenson Clarkson ’61
Rollin L. Clayton ’61
Barbara Tracy Cochran ’58
Benjamin G. Cochran ’55 and Patricia Cochran, Parent
Alexandra Lutzow Cole ’76 and William L. Cole, Parent
Timothy C. Collins ’78 and Andrea Collins, Friend
Kathryn Schwarz Colten ’50
Courtney Hughes Comer ’91 and Guy Comer, Friend
Charles A. Compton ’89 and Barbara Miller Compton ’89
Susan O’Keefe Conner and Michael R. Conner, Parents
Colin R. Connor ’98
Andrew P. Coolidge ’93 and Emily Smith Coolidge ’93
Jeffrey S. Cooper ’91 and Francesca Moroney Cooper ’92
David C. Coquillette ’88
Kenneth W. Coquillette ’82 and Carrie Melind Coquillette ’82
Lindsay Anne Cornelius ’02
S. Page Cotton, Jr. ’71 and Narda Greising Cotton ’72
Sally Smerz Cowal ’66 and Robert L. Muse, Friend
Jeffrey A. Cozad ’86 and Jane Maxwell Cozad ’86
Stuart G. Cozzens ’62 and Barbara A. Cozzens, Friend
Albert E. Crandall ’56 and B. Louise Woods Crandall ’50
Lisa Hildebrand Crandell ’84 and Bradford E. Crandell ’85
Newton F. Crenshaw ’85 and Susan M. Crenshaw, Friend
William L. Crist ’69 and Carol Prentice Crist ’70
D. David Cryer ’58 and Britt Swanson Cryer, Friend
James S. Cunning ’74 and Lisa Stone, Friend
Randall E. Curran ’76 and Mardi Curran, Parent
Catherine Curtis-Van Duzer ’82 and
John B. Van Duzer, Jr., Friend
Melinda Walthers Dabbiere ’82 and David Dabbiere, Friend
William K. Daniel II ’87 and Robin Wieland Daniel ’87
Wendy Jean Daniels and Kirk Jay Daniels, Parents
Joseph H. Danks ’65 and Carol Danks, Friend
Ryan J. Danks ’99
Matthew S. Darnall ’85 and Jennifer Lindamood Darnall ’85
Robert J. Darnall ’60 and Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61
Don R. Daseke ’61 and Barbara Daseke, Friend
W. Douglas Davidson ’80
Robert N. Davies ’58
Luis R. Davila ’81 and Deborah White Davila ’82
Bronson C. Davis ’65 and Cathie Valeska Davis ’66
Glenn E. Davis ’79 and Susan Melberg Davis ’79
J. Baird Davis ’59
Kathy E. Bloom Davis ’63 and R. P. Stephen Davis, Friend
Christopher A. DeGraw ’72 and Terry L. Muilenburg, Friend
Anthony J. de Nicola ’86 and Christie B. de Nicola, Friend
Ralph E. Deater ’59 and Barbara Bieser Deater ’59 dec
Richard E. Deer ’54 and Lee T. Deer, Parent
Eugene L. Delves ’50 and Sue Howard Delves ’51
Paul S. Detlefs ’77 and Katie Cassidy Detlefs ’81
Jane Rowles Dickson ’54 and William M. Dickson, Friend
Benjamin Diesbach ’68 and Marianne H. Diesbach, Friend
Cynthia Ann Diller ’73
Sarah Clark Dillon ’87 and William C. Dillon ’87
Lee E. Dirks ’56
Morris B. Dodd ’64 and Sandra J. Dodd, Friend
Mary Jane Glover Dodds ’78 and
Christopher V. Dodds, Friend
Nancy Ruyle Dodge ’58 and Norton T. Dodge, Friend
Margaret Hanson Donoghue ’88 and
Daniel J. Donoghue, Friend
John P. Douglass ’68 and Emily R. Douglass, Friend
Gary Paul Drew ’61 and Sandra Aldrich Drew ’62
Thomas A. Drew ’67 and Constance D. Drew, Friend
Donald H. Driemeier ’60 and Joyce Driemeier, Parent
Theodore D. Driscol ’58 and Karen Driscol, Friend
Dale J. Ducommun ’50 and Anna Cain Ducommun ’52
Brice H. Dunshee ’87 and Laura Runyan Dunshee ’87
Frank W. Durham, Jr. ’48 and Shirley Gilbert Durham ’47
Victoria Schug Dycio ’89
Ralph R. Edminster ’58 dec
Megan Reese Edwards ’88 and Eric L. Edwards, Friend
R. David Edwards ’84 and Andrea Adsit Edwards ’85
Susan Metcalfe Elzemeyer ’52
James H. Emison ’47 and Eileen Sullivan Emison ’47
James W. Emison ’71 and Mary Kathryn Holmes Emison ’72
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Jane L. Emison, Friend
Mark A. Emkes ’75 and Maria Concepcion Emkes, Friend
Grey M. Emmons ’69 and Lurie S. Emmons, Friend
Elizabeth A. English ’99
Mark E. English ’64
Mary Palmer Enroth ’62
Robert L. Erickson ’58
Linda K. Ernst ’77 and Patrick Ronan, Friend
Dale E. Espich ’51
Sander L. Esserman ’73 and Nancy Robin Green, Friend
Garth F. Essig ’57 and Marcia S. Essig, Friend
Dick Everard ’51
Mitchel T. Everhart ’89
Richard L. Fanyo ’69 and Mary E. Fanyo, Friend
Robert E. Ferguson ’54 and Gwen Schlesinger, Friend
David C. Ferrell ’92 and Phyllis Barkman Ferrell ’94
Barbara Hogate Ferrin ’43 and Allan W. Ferrin, Friend
James R. Feutz ’68 and Vickie J. Feutz, Friend
Janet Risi Field ’81 and James R. Field, Friend
Donald C. Findlay II ’56 and Judith Lilly Findlay ’57
Roger W. Findley ’57 and Suzanne Erickson Findley, Friend
Gordon B. Finley, Jr. ’65 and Margaret Finley, Friend
Barbara Miller Fisher ’53 and Duncan G. Fisher, Friend
James A. Fisher ’68 and Elizabeth Fisher, Friend
Robert J. Fleschler ’87 and Katherine Roob Fleschler ’88
James H. Fletcher ’69 and Gerda Fletcher, Friend
Kathlyn E. Fletcher ’92 and John Carl Littrell, Friend
Marvin E. Flewellen ’85 and Caren Flewellen, Friend
Owen E. Floyd, Jr. ’53 and Martha Whitcomb Floyd ’53
J. Kent Flummerfelt ’63 and
Jane Rutledge Flummerfelt, Friend
Marilyn Stamstad Fogdall ’61 and Larry C. Fogdall, Friend
Bradley R. Foss ’00
Katherine Tweedle Fox ’62 and Alan F. Fox, Friend
Kevin R. Frailey ’88 and Stephanie Evans, Friend
Robert D. Franks ’73 and Frances L. Smith, Friend
Timothy G. Franzen ’93 and Wendy Fletcher Franzen ’94
Robert R. Frederick ’48 and Carolyn Smith Frederick ’49
Paul D. Frederickson ’59 and
Suzanne Wedeking Frederickson ’58
Scott A. Fredrick ’87 and Carolyn Fredrick, Friend
Patricia Boynton Frey ’65 and William James Frey, Friend
Beverly Grant Frier ’52 and Bill Frier, Friend
Alison Frost ’69 and Richard L. Bender, Friend
Mark Adin Fuller III and Cynthia Gaudin Fuller, Parents
Richard W. Fulmer ’52 and Shirley White Fulmer, Friend
Jane Brazes Funke ’78 and David W. Funke, Friend
Bradley S. Fuson ’82 and Teresa Gayle Fuson, Friend
Nancy Hunger Galliher ’57 and David A. Galliher, Parent
Martha Faitz Gamble ’57
Todd G. Gardner ’87 and Wendy Ellis-Gardner ’89
David W. Garrison ’01 and Erica Kruse Garrison ’01
Tracy Cochran Garrity ’82 and Dennis J. Downing, Friend
Frederick S. Gass ’64 and Margery Stoops Gass ’66
James R. Gates ’78 and Roberta P. Gates, Friend
Stephen K. Gauly and Patricia Gauly, Parents
Nancy J. Geiss ’68
William D. George, Jr. ’54 and Ellie George, Friend
Raymond I. Geraldson, Jr. ’62 and
Melinda Paine Geraldson ’65
William G. Gerber ’61 and Shannon Gerber, Friend
Robert W. Gibson ’60
Thomas R. Gibson ’64 and Sophie H. Gibson, Parent
Charles A. Gilbert ’56 and Carolyn Beasley Gilbert ’58
Ronald W. Gilbert ’34
Robert H. Giles ’55 and Nancy M. Giles, Parent
John David Gislason ’82 and Judith A. Spence, Friend
Betty Davis Givens ’54 and David W. Givens, Friend
John S. Goetcheus ’60 and Janice Goetcheus, Parent
Carol Warner Golder ’81 and David Golder, Friend
Carl H. Goltermann ’50
David S. Goltermann ’78 and Elizabeth Gray Goltermann ’80
Julie Houk Goodrich ’73 and David W. Goodrich, Friend
Joan Austin Goodwin ’59 and David G. Goodwin, Friend
Cynthia A. Gossett ’77 and Derek Storm, Friend
Douglas S. Gourley ’92 and Mary Clare Gourley, Friend
Craig C. Grannon ’70 and Linda D. Grannon, Friend
Mark W. Grannon ’78 and Gai Grannon, Friend
Kent M. Grathwohl ’85 and Kyra Grathwohl, Friend
Judson C. Green ’74 and Joyce Taglauer Green ’75
Jill Greene ’75
Greg T. Greenwood ’78 and Kristina L. Greenwood, Friend
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Marjorie Volwiler Grinnell ’46 and Joseph F. Grinnell, Friend
Judith Drompp Guild ’53
Kimberly Bass Gulli ’83 and Benjamin Gulli, Friend
Megan Lewis Haddox ’79 and Craig A. Haddox, Friend
Michelle Walter Hadidi ’98 and Cyrus Stephen Hadidi, Friend
Susan Schacht Hagaman ’64 and T. Carter Hagaman, Friend
Kirsten Jean Hagen ’02
Katharine Draper Haimbaugh ’44
A. Grant Hale ’99 and Amy Baker Hale ’04
Kelly C. Haley ’97 and Margaret E. Snow ’98
Richard A. Haller, Sr. ’52 and June Leighton, Friend
Donald L. Hamilton ’57 and Emily Hooton Hamilton ’58
Lee H. Hamilton ’52 and Nancy Nelson Hamilton ’52
Vernon O. Hamilton, Jr. ’64 and Valerie Watson Hamilton ’65
Ann Lamport Hammitte ’83 and Keith A. Hammitte, Friend
John R. Hammond III ’76 and Diana H. Hamilton, Friend
Milo F. Hanke, Jr. ’77
Glenn C. Hannah ’52
Richard A. Hansen ’53 and Joan K. Hansen, Friend
David C. Harbottle ’68 and Cindi Harbottle, Friend
David L. Harlor ’78 and Florence E. Harlor, Friend
T. Lyle Harlor ’48 and Pam Harlor, Friend
Charles M. Harris ’70 and Marie Rhine Harris ’70
David E. Harris ’58
Barbara Dixon Harrison ’56 and Richard D. Harrison, Friend
Michael A. Harrison ’97 and Jessica Combs Harrison ’00
Sharon Kniebbe Hartshorn ’66 and Terry Hartshorn, Friend
Nancy Grant Harvey ’60
K. Larry Hastie ’64 and Ruth Gordon Hastie ’64
W. Brian Hatton ’95
Brian P. Hauck ’98
Clarke L. Hayes ’64 and Virginia Keim Hayes ’64
Irving M. Heath ’41 and Rachel Waltz Heath ’40
Haley S. Heathman ’03
Carole Kelly Hegenbarth ’58 and James T. Hegenbarth, Friend
Robert E. Heller ’63 and Lois Jane Heller, Friend
Robert F. Henry, Jr. ’54 and Ellen O. Henry, Friend
Earl T. Herzog, Jr. ’59 and Karen Herzog, Friend
Charles W. Hetzel, Jr. ’92 and Sarah Sargent Hetzel ’92
Michael C. Hetzel ’94 and Shannon Hetzel, Friend
Philip G. Heyde ’72
Kathryn Pitts Hickey ’99 and Jon Paul Hickey, Friend
Suzanne L. Hickman ’75
Julie Read Hildebrand ’74 and David Hildebrand, Friend
Alan Preston Hill ’81 and Jennett McGowan Hill ’85
Charles W. Hillman ’52 and Anne Mossberg Hillman ’51
Max W. Hittle, Jr. ’66
Frank A. Hoffman ’79 and Catherine Hoffman, Friend
Arthur L. Holden and Betsy D. Holden, Parents
Lisa Hollander and Jeffrey Hollander, Friends
Virginia Cooling Hollett ’60 and John E. Hollett III, Friend
Ronald K. Holmberg ’54 and Cynthia Brooks Holmberg ’56
Douglas A. Holmes ’58 and Martha L. Holmes, Friend
Ann Stephenson Holsonback ’88
R. David Hoover ’67 and Suzanne Anderson Hoover ’67
Susan M. Hossli ’86
Sarah Roberts Houghland ’65 and Wright Houghland, Friend
Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74 and Allan B. Hubbard, Friend
Maxine May Hubbard ’64 and Douglas Hubbard, Friend
Sarah Race Huesing ’85 and Michael A. Huesing ’86
Heidi Schultz Huizenga ’67 and Peter Huizenga, Friend
John H. Huneke III ’67 and Ruth Russ Huneke ’68
Tim B. Hunter ’65 and Carol K. Hunter, Friend
Douglas S. Hynden ’78 and Melanie Nicklas Hynden ’78
David J. Ihlenfeld ’87 and Liz Ihlenfeld, Friend
Hirotsugu (Chuck) Iikubo ’57 and Yoshiko Iikubo, Friend
Mark F. Irgens and Susan B. Irgens, Parents
Kae Morris Jacobs ’54
Kathleen Snell Jagger ’75 and James A. Jagger, Friend
John Jakes ’53 and Rachel Payne Jakes ’51
Jean Hixon Jelliffe ’47
Mason P. Jett ’69 and Barbara Jett, Friend
Janet L. Johns ’85
Carol Nelson Johnson ’52 and Wendell H. Johnson, Friend
David C. Johnson ’72 and Linda Johnson, Friend
David S. Johnson ’53 and Anne Prindle Johnson ’54
Jeffrey R. Johnson ’75
Joshua D. Johnson ’00 and Kelly Johnson, Friend
Christopher L. Johnston ’83 and Sarah Lewis Johnston ’85
Carolyn T. Jones ’58
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. ’57
George G. Karas ’56 and Shirley Craig Karas ’56

Ingrid Grujanac Kay ’78 and John Douglas Kay, Parent
Richard S. Kebrdle ’00 and Ashley Jones Kebrdle, Friend
Darren P. Keller ’97 and Jennifer Stephenson Keller ’99
Marilou Morrell Kelly ’55
John S. Kemper ’59 and Margaret McElwain Kemper ’60
Melody Stevanovic Key ’82 and Charles Jay Key, Friend
Joan Erlandson Kiburz ’72 and Arnold J. Kiburz, Parent
Judith McNew Kiely ’60 and Donald E. Kiely, Parent
John O. King, Jr. ’42
Julie Reynolds King ’77 and Robert M. King, Friend
Stanley B. Kinsey ’76 and Lori Kinsey, Friend
Robert C. Kirk, Jr. ’71 and Lucinda Tucker Kirk ’71
Neal E. Kitchell ’72 and Diana Tamara Kitchell, Parent
Matthew J. Kleymeyer ’04
Laurie Mann Klion ’82 and Reid E. Klion, Friend
Robert L. Koenig ’51 and Janet Wray Koenig, Friend
Thomas M. Kominsky ’03
Susan Haney Kozak ’84 and Craig Kozak, Friend
David W. Kroeger ’82 and Kathy Kroeger, Friend
Robert L. Krouse ’77 and Sarah Strauss Krouse ’74
William N. Krucks and Linda Krucks, Parents
William C. Krueger, Jr. ’58 and Carol Koock Krueger ’59
Scott D. Kuiper ’83 and Mary Jude Kuiper, Friend
Ev Whaley LaFollette ’63 and James W. LaFollette, Parent
James D. LaRue ’00 and Amber Franklin LaRue ’00
E. Henry Lamkin, Jr. ’56 and Martha Dampf Lamkin, Parent
Mark T. Lancaster ’85 and Nancy Woodruff, Friend
Paul E. Lancaster ’52 and Susan Lancaster, Friend
Thomas A. Lancaster ’58 and Marilyn Hansen Lancaster ’58
Kyle E. Lanham ’79 and Sally E. Lanham, Friend
Joyce Foster Larson ’53 and Arlyn J. Larson, Friend
Wayne M. Lashua ’99 and Patricia R. Lashua, Friend
Jane Greer Lauritzen ’52
David H. Lavelle ’93 and Ann Winings Lavelle, Friend
Krista Mishler Lavonas ’95 and Eric J. Lavonas, Friend
Victor B. Lawhead ’40 and Doris J. Lawhead, Friend
Marian Walker LeGros ’44
Henry A. Leander ’52 and Louise Ford Leander ’52
Melinda Nicholson Leighton ’93 and Erik A. Leighton ’94
Charles A. Leis ’52 and Marilyn Newpart Leis ’52
C. James Levin ’76 and Sarah P. MacDowall ’76
Jamie L. Lewis ’98
Mark E. Lewry and Jean W. Lewry, Parents
John A. Light III ’50
Frank W. Lincoln ’61 and Marlene B. Lincoln, Parent
James F. Lininger ’71 and Enola Gay Lininger, Friend
Robert W. Lloyd III ’65 and Bonnie Stout Lloyd ’66
G. Richard Locke ’58 and Judy Blang Locke ’58
G. Richard Locke III ’83 and Jean L. Locke, Friend
Kathleen Galliher Locke ’85 and Jonathan Thomas Locke ’85
Randy K. Lohoff ’74 and Jean Gutting Lohoff ’74
Douglas M. Long ’73 and Katherine Beard Long, Friend
George C. Lortz ’62 and Rebecca Watts Lortz ’63
Robert Webster Lott ’42 and Bettye Shoop Lott ’41
Charlotte Nelson Lueckel ’58
Michael C. Lueder ’84
Mary Sherer Lukens ’49
Jon D. Lundy ’90 and Beth Behrendt Lundy ’91
Mary Bridges Lyne ’92 and Timothy Lyne, Friend
Matthew James Lytle ’05
James S. MacDonald ’70 and
Christine Collyer MacDonald ’70
Saundra Fabrick MacGregor ’62 and
Michael D. MacGregor, Parent
Susanne Hanna MacTavish ’69 and
Douglas S. MacTavish, Friend
J. Kurt Mahrdt, Jr. ’56 and Linda R. Mahrdt, Friend
Michael R. Maine ’61 and Suzanne Bauman Maine ’62
David W. Manly ’77 and Marcia Stevens Manly, Friend
Benjamin G. Marston ’04 and Stephanie Nicole Hartman ’05
Jennifer Pelzer Martay ’93 and David W. Martay ’94
Edward B. Martin ’73 and Anne Zonsius Martin ’73
R. Glen Mayfield ’63 and Sarah Hunting Mayfield, Friend
George L. Mazanec ’58 and Elsa B. Mazanec, Parent
Roger K. McAlister ’75 and Karen H. McAlister, Friend
Matthew P. McCollum ’96
James T. McCoy ’62 and Linda Bollinger McCoy ’62
Susan Campbell McCully ’68 and Thomas R. McCully, Friend
Andrew Paul McGovern ’03
Kyle Patrick McGrath ’05
Carla McGuire and James McGuire, Friends
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
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David N. McKeag ’58 and Mary Jo McKeag, Parent
Holiday Hart McKiernan ’80 and
Philip B. McKiernan, Friend
Helen M. McKinney, Friend
Carolyn Elliott McManaman ’39
Mark C. Melchiorre ’96 and Erika Amundson Melchiorre ’99
Richard D. Mellinger, Friend
Edgar A. Meyer ’47 and Jean Dawson Meyer, Friend
Elizabeth Beldon Meyer ’59 and Gaylord L. Meyer, Friend
Harry C. Meyers ’59 and Susan M. Meyers, Friend
Doris Smith Miguelez ’57 and Miguel D. Miguelez, Friend
C. Rick Miller ’69 and Janel Howell Miller ’69
Johari N. Miller ’94
Kathryn A. Miller ’73
Kevin M. Miller ’94 and Sara Toole Miller ’96
Nancy Sjostrom Miller ’52 and Gale R. Miller, Friend
Kerrie L. Milligan ’98
Katharine Post Minturn ’91 and Corey A. Minturn ’91
Theodore E. Mioduski, Jr. ’80 and Eileen Mioduski, Parent
John Mirza ’44
Robert L. Mitchell ’60 and Rebecca Mitchell, Friend
Todd D. Mitchell ’85 and Margaret Crowe Mitchell ’86
Dean A. Mitchell ’51 and Martha Dunlavy Mitchell ’52
Deborah Mitchell-Nagpal ’90 and Ajay Nagpal, Friend
Christy Umlauf Moberly ’82 and Michael F. Moberly, Friend
Ernest F. Modzelewski ’58 and
Nancy Lendrum Modzelewski ’59
William F. Mohr ’49 and Patricia Mohr, Friend
Judith Tanner Moon ’76 and Lawrence Moon, Friend
Robert C. Moore ’69 and Sarah Proctor Moore ’69
Susan Dohrmann Moore ’67 and Thomas R. Moore, Friend
Catherine Cockerill Moran ’84 and Michael J. Moran, Friend
David J. Morehead ’53 and Marjorie Davis Morehead ’54
Jerry A. Morgan ’59 and Christine Johnson Morgan ’61
H. Richard Morgenstern ’55 and
Nancy K. Morgenstern, Friend
John E. Morrill ’57 and Whitney Fearer Morrill ’59
Michael J. Morrison ’79
John W. Morse ’95
Peter A. Morse ’65 and Kathryn Murvin Morse ’65
James M. Mullin ’83 and Donna S. Mullin, Friend
Nancy Waymire Munroe ’58
Robert P. Musgrave II ’79 and Cheryl Waldron Musgrave ’79
Blake T. Myers ’86 and Ann-Marie Henry Myers ’89
R. Matthew Neff ’77 and Lee Loving Neff ’78
Virginia Condon Neff ’51
John T. Neighbours ’71 and Sharon Neighbours, Friend
Charles J. Nelson ’85 and Stacey Trowbridge Nelson, Friend
Erik G. Nelson ’61 and Eleanor D. Nelson, Friend
Mary Powell Nelson ’81 and Timothy Nelson, Friend
Travis S. Nelson ’93
Timothy K. Neufeld ’80 and Terri Weese Neufeld ’81
Richard S. Neville ’76 and Janet Asp Neville, Friend
Phyllis Walker Nicholas ’55 and Bruce S. Nicholas, Friend
Martha Weddell Nicholson ’84 and Todd Nicholson, Friend
Rebecca Hedge Nightingale ’02 and
Edmund B. Nightingale ’02
Troy Noard ’93 and Kelli Noard, Friend
Leslie A. Nolan ’01
Donald G. Norman ’58 and Monica M. Norman, Friend
Anne Boyd Norris ’82 and David S. Norris ’82
John S. Null ’61 and Nancy Spier Null ’59
William R. Nunery ’71 and Vicki Noe Nunery ’71
Jacob M. O’Neill and Michelle B. O’Neill, Parents
Jessica Lynn Olson ’02 and Nathan Michael Moch ’03
Amy Haugk Osborne ’90 and Scott E. Osborne ’90
Gerald A. Ostermann ’65 and Tsue Asami Ostermann, Friend
Elizabeth Hentze Owens ’89 and Joe A. Owens, Friend
Laurel Hine Oztemel ’82 and Glenn Oztemel, Friend
Frank T. Page and Kay Page, Parents
Gregory R. Page and Cynthia M. Page, Parents
Amy Orlando Paine ’90 and Andrew J. Paine III ’91
Andrew J. Paine, Jr. ’59 and Jane Medaris Paine ’60
Jonathan R. Pantaleoni and Jane Pantaleoni, Parents
Maclyn T. Parker ’51 and Patricia Opie Parker ’51
Kay E. Pashos ’81 and Neal W. Steinbart, Friend
Jami Gibson Patterson ’89 and David Patterson, Friend
Raymond J. Payne ’51 and Elizabeth Class Payne ’53
Christopher H. Penn ’72 and Diane Penn, Friend
Eleanor Hockey Perris ’51
Lois Stewart Perry ’58
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Pamela Lorman Peternell ’68 and Ben C. Peternell, Friend
Harold A. Petersen ’55 and Karen Ellen Petersen, Friend
Steven W. Peterson ’77 and Betsy Danielson Peterson, Friend
Theodore R. Peterson, Friend
Lucy Ferguson Pett ’97 and Joel Pett, Friend
David J. Petterson ’58
F. Garret Pfleeger ’67 and Marcia Swearingen Pfleeger ’67
Joan Rideout Phillips ’57 and
Edwin McCreary Phillips, Friend
Jonathan R. Phillips ’95 and Susan Hatke Phillips, Friend
Stephen E. Pinaire ’81 and Beverly L. Pinaire, Friend
Pamela Downey Plouhar ’76
Glenn Todd Plymate ’75 and Elizabeth Myers Plymate ’76
Jerry D. Pontius ’56 and Mary Goff Pontius ’57
Helen L. Poorman ’82
Carol Campbell Porfilio ’90 and Dale S. Porfilio ’92
Liz Purdy Porter ’79
Thomas S. Porter ’65 and Kathleen Crispell, Friend
William R. Powell ’57 and Paula Weir Powell ’58
James L. Powers, Jr. ’78 and LuAnn Powers, Friend
Rita Alliss Powers ’86 and Kevin Powers, Friend
G. Byington Pratt III ’58 and Suzi Pratt, Parent
William Scott Priebe ’00 and Lindsay Hunt Priebe ’01
Janet W. Prindle ’58 and Charles J. Seidler, Jr., Friend
Peter D. Prowitt ’77 and Nancy Gibson Prowitt ’76
Robert H. Puckett ’57 and Barbara Chandley Puckett ’57
Myrta Pulliam, Friend
Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Raab ’87 and Michael G. Raab ’87
John L. Rabb ’66 and Sharon Rabb, Parent
Paul F. Radcliffe ’49 and Sue Oettinger Radcliffe ’47
Ronald L. Randall ’62 and Carole Clark Randall ’61
Adrienne Rasbach ’94 and Bryan Sharpe, Friend
James A. Readey ’67 and Linda Gold Readey, Friend
Marshall W. Reavis IV ’84 and Amy Zino Reavis, Friend
James A. Rechtin ’93 and Stacy Rechtin, Friend
Richard A. Reck ’71 and Susan Marshall Reck ’70
Norval Duane Reece ’56 and
Ann Caroline Benson Reece, Friend
Gilbert H. Reese ’79 and Amy Reese, Friend
Carla Bauer Rentrop ’73 and K. Peter Rentrop, Friend
Scott R. Reynolds ’00
Arthur L. Rice III ’68 and Lynn Davies Rice ’68
Sarah Marks Richards ’63 and G. Manning Richards, Friend
David D. Riefe ’85 and Susan Sampson Riefe ’85
Blair Anderson Rieth, Jr. ’80 and Teresa Onole Rieth, Friend
Lawrence D. Rink ’62 and Eleanor Zimmerly Rink ’62
Sally Smith Robbins ’64 and William H. Robbins III, Parent
Marian Blew Roberson ’81 and Todd R. Roberson ’82
Frank H. Roberts ’41
Robin Richey Roberts ’80 and John T. Roberts ’80
Martha Steele Robes ’66
James E. Robinson ’70 and Carolyn Russ Robinson ’71
Larry R. Robinson ’57 and Sharon Moore Robinson ’58
Stephen J. Robinson ’04
Paul D. Rogers and Caroline A. Rogers, Parents
Ian M. Rolland ’55 and Miriam V. Rolland, Parent
Edward M. Roob ’56 and Barbara Leske Roob ’57
Michael C. Rubino ’80 and Stephanie Dee Rubino, Friend
Kathryn D. Rudolph ’03
Rhys A. Rudolph and Laura Rudolph, Parents
John P. Rudy ’51 and Barbara M. Rudy, Parent
Paul L. Runnels ’73 and Janice Runnels, Friend
Scott F. Russell ’78
Ann Meeker Ryan ’81 and Steven M. Ryan, Friend
Norman M. Saba and Pamela Saba, Parents
Walter W. Sampson, Jr. ’58 and Ann M. Sampson, Friend
Stephen W. Sanger ’68 and Karen Ogren Sanger ’68
John W. Sanger ’61 and Suzanne Charbonneau Sanger ’62
Thomas A. Sargent ’55 and Frances P. Sargent, Friend
Robert W. Sass ’55
William David Saxby ’96 and Erin Saxby, Friend
Nancy Shelly Schaenen ’51 and Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Friend
Jane Turk Schlansker ’63
Michael C. Schmidt ’86 and Lisa Turner Schmidt ’86
Robert A. Schmidt ’69 and Margaret Sheridan Schmidt ’69
Breton A. Schoch ’86 and Laura Parsons Schoch ’87
Jane W. Schott, Friend
Thomas R. Schuck ’72 and Pamela Bakan Schuck, Friend
Erwin E. Schulze ’47 and Jean Schulze, Friend
Dawn Follett Schumann ’58 and George R. Schumann, Friend
Edward G. Schussler ’65 and Sharon Gierach Schussler ’65

Annual Fund Gift at Work
Cheers for Annual Fund support!
Junior Kristina M. Lubinski roots for the Tigers as a member of DePauw’s cheerleading squad.
She also has cheers for the support given by DePauw alumni.
“For the second year I am working at the Annual Fund office,” says the Clarendon Hills,
Ill., native. “Working in this office has made
me very conscious about how much alumni
assistance makes an impact on our campus.”
An Annual Fund scholarship provided by
Hirotsugo “Chuck” Iikubo ’57 has helped
Lubinski afford her DePauw education. Last
January, she even had the opportunity to visit
Iikubo in Tokyo during a Winter Term study
project exploring the language and culture of
Japan. “When I chose my Winter Term, last
year I decided to push the boundaries and go
somewhere that I knew nothing about. All of my friends are jealous that I attend a university
that allows such amazing travel opportunities, and for college credit!”
Richard W. Schwartz ’75 and Janet Crawford Schwartz ’75
Russell M. Schwartz ’78 and
Ruth Marie Schwartz, Friend
Daniel L. Schwarz ’83 and Amy Hight Schwarz, Friend
John W. Schwarz ’88
D. Reed Scism ’58 and Paula Sedgwick Scism ’57
Kimberly A. Seaman ’95
Steven J. Setchell ’96 and Cara Brumby Setchell, Friend
Bradley L. Sexauer ’73
Anne Korb Shane ’71 and David N. Shane, Friend
Brynne Williams Shaner ’83 and
William M. Shaner III, Friend
Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. ’74 and Maria Renna Sharpe, Friend
James E. Shields ’56 and Irma Shields, Friend
John C. Siegesmund, Jr. ’43 and Sara Siegesmund, Friend
Mary B. McCrea Simkins ’76 and
James H. Simkins, Jr., Friend
Bradley J. Simmons ’93 and Julie Simmons, Friend
Grover B. Simpson and Mary Beth Simpson, Parents
Joseph R. Sims ’65 and Susan Ford Sims, Friend
Madeleine Shephard Sinclair ’01 and Alexis Sinclair, Friend
Alvin I. Singer ’53
Lee M. Sisler ’73 and Linda Sisler, Parent
Gregory A. Sissel ’94 and Therese Ivancovich Sissel, Friend
Eugene C. Sit and Gail Sit, Parents
Karen Olander Skerrett ’68 and Roger P. Skerrett, Friend
Jill M. Skogheim ’00
Barbara E. Smith ’62 and William E. Phillips, Friend
Carolyn Hostetter Smith ’59 and Thomas Tomasian, Friend
Douglas A. Smith ’68 and Phyllis Gilbert Smith ’69
Douglas I. Smith ’85 and Ann Unterberger Smith, Friend
Elaine Showalter Smith ’36
Gordon V. Smith and Helen C. Smith, Parents
Kathleen Keller Smith ’52 and Charles L. Smith, Parent
Melissa Tharpe Smith ’77 and Gregory W. Smith, Parent
Michael L. Smith ’70 and Susan Leet Smith ’71
Raymond G. Smith ’74 and Susan Smith, Friend
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Jon E. Socolofsky ’68
Tim Solso ’69 and Denny Manning Solso ’69
Carl S. Sorenson ’51 and Sally Sorenson, Friend
Heike Cockerill Spahn ’92 and Philip Spahn, Friend
William E. Specht ’43 and Janet Schneider Specht ’44
Brent E. St. John ’89 and Katherine Cornelsen St. John ’90
Sarah Englehart Standley ’80 and Gilbert D. Standley ’82
Kimberly Rodman Starke ’90 and Steven W. Starke, Friend
James N. Stephens ’86 and Tammy Cannon, Friend
Norval B. Stephens, Jr. ’51 and Diane Forst Stephens ’51
David B. Stevens ’51 and Sally Symon Stevens ’52
Susan Overstreet Stevens ’56
Dale Gossard Stevenson ’89 and John G. Stevenson ’89
John F. Stevenson ’81 and Sharon Keever Stevenson, Friend
James B. Stewart, Jr. ’73
James G. Stewart ’64 and Andrea Anania Stewart, Friend
Thomas L. Stiers ’60 and Brenda Enmeier Stiers ’60
Eric M. Stisser ’94 and Rebecca Stisser, Friend
Leigh A. Stocking ’51 and Carol Crookshank Stocking, Friend
Nancy Curtis Stocking ’55 and Charles D. Stocking ’55 dec
Randolph H. Stokely ’67 and Lynn Kinsey Stokely ’68
David M. Stone ’57 and Barbara D. Stone, Friend
Norman E. Strasma ’55 and Janice Strasma, Parent
Barbara Wasson Strawn ’73
Joan Lubman Strawn ’53 and James R. Strawn, Friend
Carl A. Strock ’41 dec and Doris Nealis Strock, Friend
Christopher A. Susott ’99
Lance A. Swank ’83 and Brenda Swank, Friend
John W. Taylor III ’62 and Kaari Taylor, Parent
Nancy Lindquist Temple ’58 and Richard M. Temple ’57 dec
Lee E. Tenzer ’64 and Marilyn E. Tenzer, Parent
Susan Leis Thiele ’79 and Howard N. Thiele, Friend
Richard A. Thomas ’59 and Jane C. Thomas, Parent
Edward E. Thompson ’62 and Marilyn Muse Thompson ’63
James N. Thompson ’66 and Carol Jean Thompson, Friend
Dianne Harrison Thorlton ’61 and J. McRae Thorlton ’61 dec
Brady C. Toliver II ’00
Christopher B. Torie ’80 and Catherine A. Torie, Friend
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Donald E. Town ’71
Laura Williams Town ’96 and Allen Town, Friend
Mary Jo Tranbarger ’48
John L. Trimpe, Jr. ’59
Dennis A. Trinkle ’91 and Kristina Thomas Trinkle ’90
L. Carr Trovillion, Jr. ’77 and Ellen W. Trovillion, Friend
Steven L. Trulaske ’79 and Michelle K. Trulaske, Friend
Mary Hardy Turner ’61 and Jerald B. Turner ’61 dec
Timothy H. Ubben ’58 and Sharon Williams Ubben ’58
Katherine Blair Ukrop ’91 and Joseph E. Ukrop ’89
Kristen Bamberth Ulery ’00 and Nathan A. Ulery ’00
Scott B. Ullem ’89 and Beth Ullem, Friend
Edward L. Unterberg ’58 and Gale Edwards Unterberg, Friend
Robert G. Vallee, Jr. ’76 and Kimberly Vallee, Friend
William R. Van Bokkelen ’68 and
Cheryl S. Van Bokkelen, Friend
Elizabeth Page Van Wagener ’73 and
Raymond H. Van Wagener, Jr., Friend
Ellen Little Vanden Brink ’54 and
Dale W. Vanden Brink, Friend
John L. Vander Schilden ’73
Susan Vaughn ’73
Marcus R. Veatch ’75 and Cynthia Carll Veatch, Friend
Kathy Patterson Vrabeck ’85 and George Vrabeck, Friend
Richard J. Wachtman ’99
Hugh J. Wallace ’80 and Donna Love Wallace ’80
John H. Wallace ’76 and Sarah Reese Wallace ’76
Joseph E. Walsmith ’64 and Susan Scully Walsmith ’65
Bayard H. Walters ’63 and Rosemary Lab Walters, Friend
Dwight F. Walton ’57 and Lou Ubben Walton ’57
Richard A. Warne ’54 and Jane Leahy Warne ’54
Charles H. Watson ’59 and Rosanne Nelson Watson ’59
William H. Watson ’67 and Marianne Watson, Friend
Timothy L. Weadick ’83 and Kelly Chapman Weadick ’83
Jerry F. Weaver ’49 and Ruth Scudder Weaver ’49
James D. Weddle ’75 and Stacey Shepherd Weddle ’75
John W. Wehrenberg ’90 and Wanpen Wehrenberg, Friend
Ralph M. Weinrichter ’47 and Ann Durham Weinrichter ’44
Michael Scott Welch ’82 and Kimberlee Ann Welch, Friend
William F. Welch ’40 and Jean K. Welch, Parent
H. Russell Weller ’62 and Dianne Jones Weller, Friend
John J. Wellik and Susan A. Wellik, Parents
Robert F. Wells ’66 and Barbara Stoner Wells ’66
Robert B. Wessling ’59 and Judith Hanson Wessling ’61
Paul M. Wham and Gail Wham, Parents
Joann Wine White ’52 and William Beckett, Friend
Nancy L. White ’75 and Raphael Guerin, Friend
Ann Baur Whitlatch ’80 and James L. Whitlatch ’80
Sandra Major Wiese ’60 and Theodore O. Wiese, Jr., Parent
Jack W. Wiley ’74
Steven V. Wilkinson ’63 and Barbara Wells Wilkinson ’63
Frederick R. Williams ’56 and Nancie Clark Williams ’58
James R. Williams ’50 and Nancy Williams, Friend
Jerry L. Williams ’54 and Jane Jones Williams ’57
John P. Williams ’59 and Mary Walbaum Williams ’59
Lauren Kiely Willis ’89 and Jeff Robertson Willis, Friend
O. Roderick Wilson ’72 and Christine Hosler Wilson ’74
R. Lee Wilson ’76 and Deborah Riefe Wilson ’76
James M. Winning ’43 and Mary Baker Winning ’45
Abigail Mathers Wodock ’78
Albert H. Wohlers and Jane L. Wohlers, Parents
Steven C. Wojanis, Jr. and Kathy A. Wojanis, Parents
Jane Ehmann Wood ’53 and James C. Wood, Friend
Jeffrey D. Wood ’87 and Lisa Wood, Friend
Richard D. Wood ’48 and Billie Lou Wood, Friend
Christopher J. Wurster ’69 and Lynne A. Tweedie ’71
Thomas S. Yeo ’70 and Cynthia Van Tassel Yeo ’70
Cynthia Watson Yingling ’83 and Jeffrey Yingling, Friend
Lawrence E. Young, Jr. ’84 and Judith A. Young, Friend
Stuart W. Young ’65 and Susan Lorraine Schelleg, Friend
Ida Mae Youse, Friend dec
Pamela L. Zdunek ’81 and Clifford M. Sladnick, Friend
Elaine Hebel Zeuthen ’55
Elizabeth Young Zimmerman ’65
Mary Benson Zink ’65 and John C. Zink, Friend
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A Message from
Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61
National Chair for Gift Planning

T The Indiana Asbury Legacy Society hearkens back to the beginning of DePauw University. The very
name of this special membership pays homage to the University’s founding heritage and provides a bridge
between DePauw’s past accomplishments and future possibilities. The legacy of generosity established by
the alumni, parents and friends in this Society has created a profound and lasting impact on DePauw’s
students and the world we live in.
Each year the Indiana Asbury Legacy Society recognizes those forward-thinking individuals and
couples who have provided for DePauw University by making a gift or commitment that will be realized
in the future. There is no minimum gift level for association in the Society and most members have
Marletta Farrier
designated their support by making a provision in their estate plan or establishing a life-income gift
Darnall ’61
with the University. No matter what the gift or form it takes, each investment in the future of DePauw
is important and appreciated.
The alumni, parents and friends listed below have made their future commitments to DePauw known
during the 2007-08 fiscal year. Thank you for your noteworthy support! I hope all stakeholders will
consider joining the Indiana Asbury Legacy Society and share their intentions with the University. This
valued group has made a critical investment in the foundation of DePauw’s future success and security.
On behalf of the entire University and its constituents, I thank these loyal donors and the more
than 1,300 other living individuals and couples who comprise the Indiana Asbury Legacy Society. The
legacy continues!

INDIANA
ASBURY

LEGACY
SOCIETY
of
DePauw University
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The University is indebted to the following individuals and couples who made new legacy gifts and
commitments from July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008.
Anonymous Earl T. Herzog, Jr. ’59 Richard L. Pilston ’95 and Anna Klump Pilston ’95
Curtis R. Bryant ’58 and Pat Bryant, Friend H. David Hilliard and Bonne G. Hilliard David B. Sailors ’62 and Alberta L. Sailors, Friend
Arthur W. Burks ’36 dec and Alice Rowe Burks, Friend Elizabeth Surbeck Hitchner ’42 Carol Wischmeyer Rucker ’55 and
John S. Campbell ’63 David C. Johnson ’67 and Mimi Herington, Friend Drummond C. Rucker, Friend
Ray F. Dawson ’35 Samuel I. Joseph ’39 James E. Shields ’56 and Irma Shields, Friend
G. Wendell Dygert ’33 dec and Ruth Tower Dygert ’33 Dennis B. Kelley ’72 Thomas J. Spackman ’59 and Donna Stewart Spackman ’59
Gerry L. Fathauer ’75 John W. Kinsey ’52 and Patricia A. Kinsey, Friend Edward L. Unterberg ’58 and Gale Unterberg, Friend
Joan Austin Goodwin ’59 and David G. Goodwin, Friend Joyce Foster Larson ’53 and Arlyn J. Larson, Friend Thomas W. Walsh ’68 and Judith P. Walsh, Friend
Kimberly Bass Gulli ’83 George H. Libman ’65 and Leona P. Libman, Friend Robert L. Ward ’80
John R. Hammond III ’76 and Diana H. Hamilton, Friend John S. Marlatt ’69 and Peggy Marlatt, Friend Sharon Stallings Watson ’60
T. Lyle Harlor ’48 Ellen S. Miller ’76 Robert B. Wessling ’59 and Judith Hanson Wessling ’61
Robert E. Hausner ’67

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A Message from
Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74
National Annual Fund Chair

I I want to thank the record number of alumni, parents and friends who joined together to support
DePauw students and faculty members by giving to the 2007-08 DePauw University Annual Fund.
For the fourth consecutive year, DePauw alumni set a University record for participation in the An-
nual Fund. Gifts from 10,374 alumni donors resulted in a 39 percent alumni participation rate, a strong
sign from alumni of their gratitude for their DePauw education and their commitment to the current
intellectual life at the University. DePauw’s alumni participation was bolstered by tremendous class efforts,
including five new participation records in the 45th, 20th, 15th, 10th, and 5th alumni reunions. We also
saw a tremendous leap in annual giving from our most recent alumni, the Graduates of the Last Decade
Kathryn Fortune
Hubbard ’74 (GOLD), whose participation jumped from 29 percent during 2006-07 to 37 percent during 2007‑08.
Gifts to the Annual Fund totaled $5,795,791 in 2007-08, another University record. Through their
support of the Annual Fund, DePauw alumni, parents and friends provide the current-year support for
students and faculty members equivalent to the income generated by $110 million in endowment resources.
Thank you for your support of the Annual Fund. Through your loyal and generous annual giving, DePauw
continues to move forward, strengthening the intellectual and cultural life of our campus.

DePauw recognizes annual, unrestricted gifts to the University through the following giving circles.
2007-08 Annual Giving Circles
Annual Fund Trustee Associates Circle................................................................................ $40,000 or more
East College Circle.......................................................................................$25,000–$39,999
President’s Circle..........................................................................................$12,500–$24,999
Old Gold Circle.............................................................................................$5,000–$12,499
Charter Circle..................................................................................................$1,500–$4,999
Founders Circle...................................................................................................$500–$1,499
Patrons Circle.........................................................................................................$250–$499
Builders Circle........................................................................................................$100–$249
Contributors Circle......................................................................................................$1–$99

ANNUAL FUND DOLLAR HISTORY

Washington C. DePauw Society Annual Membership Levels 1998-2008

A gift of $1,500 or more qualifies annual membership for alumni who 1998-1999 $3.7 million

1999-2000 $3.8 million

are 15 or more years post graduation. 2000-2001 $3.9 million

A gift of $1,000 or more qualifies annual membership for alumni who 2001-2002 $4.0 million

2002-2003 $3.9 million

are 10-14 years post graduation.
2003-2004 $4.2 million
A gift of $500 or more qualifies annual membership for Graduates of 2004-2005 $4.49 million

$5.02 million
the Last Decade, alumni who are 1-9 years post graduation. 2005-2006

2006-2007 $5.35 million

2007-2008 $5.79 million

0 $1Mill. $2Mill. $3Mill. $4Mill. $5Mill. $6Mill.

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In Recognition of Excellence
Every year, the University recognizes the alumni classes that exemplify outstanding support of the
DePauw Annual Fund. DePauw is pleased to acknowledge the following classes and class chairs who
received the 2007‑08 Annual Fund awards.
President’s Award for top Annual Fund dollars raised among all classes
Class of 1958, $415,153; Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily
Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A. Holmes, Marilyn Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A.
Lancaster, Daniel E. Lewis, Jr., G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke, George
L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson, Janet W. Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas
L. Turk, Sharon Williams Ubben, Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L. Unterberg
and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
President’s Award for greatest percentage participation among those classes
graduated within 50 years
Class of 1958, 75 percent; Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily
Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A. Holmes, Marilyn Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A.
Lancaster, Daniel E. Lewis, Jr., G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke, George
L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson, Janet W. Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas
L. Turk, Sharon Williams Ubben, Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L. Unterberg
and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
Golden Circle Award for top dollars raised among all post‑50th reunion
classes
Class of 1956............................................................................... $242,746
Golden Circle Award for greatest participation among all post‑50th reunion
classes
Class of 1951..............................................................................66 percent
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
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GOLD Award for greatest percentage increase in dollars
Class of 2006..............................................................................79 percent
GOLD Award for greatest percentage increase in participation
Class of 2003..............................................................................19 percent
Class co‑chairs: Thomas M. Kominsky and Kathryn Rudolph Diekhoff
Reunion Year Award for greatest percentage increase in dollars
50th Reunion (Class of 1958).....................................................61 percent
Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A.
Holmes, Marilyn Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A. Lancaster, Daniel E. Lewis, Jr.,
G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke, George L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson,
Janet W. Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas L. Turk, Sharon Williams Ubben,
Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L. Unterberg and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
Reunion Year Award for greatest percentage increase in participation
50th Reunion (Class of 1958).....................................................24 percent
Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A.
Holmes, Marilyn Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A. Lancaster, Daniel E. Lewis, Jr.,
G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke, George L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson,
Janet W. Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas L. Turk, Sharon Williams Ubben,
Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L. Unterberg and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
Below: The members of the Class of 1958 50th Reunion
Committee announce the class gift, which includes its
outstanding support of the DePauw Annual Fund.

*1958................................................... $415,153
Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily
Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A. Holmes, Marilyn
Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A. Lancaster, Daniel E.
Lewis, Jr., G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke,
George L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson, Janet W.
Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas L. Turk, Sharon
Williams Ubben, Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L.
Unterberg and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
*1958..................................................75 percent
Class co‑chairs: Richard B. Hackenberg, Emily
Hooton Hamilton, Douglas A. Holmes, Marilyn
Hansen Lancaster, Thomas A. Lancaster, Daniel E.
Lewis, Jr., G. Richard Locke, Judy Blang Locke,
George L. Mazanec, David J. Petterson, Janet W.
Prindle, D. Reed Scism, Thomas L. Turk, Sharon
Williams Ubben, Timothy H. Ubben, Edward L.
Unterberg and Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
*2008..................................................72 percent
Class co‑chairs: Johnny Buchta, Catherine Crossley
and Elizabeth Tassell
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Top 10 Classes
Top 10 Classes
DOLLARS
Dollars
1956.................................................... $242,746
*1968................................................... $207,492
Class co‑chairs: Jack B. Campbell, Nancy J. Geiss,
Ruth Russ Huneke and Bruce M. Montgomerie
1966.................................................... $190,953
1961.................................................... $186,924
Top 10 Classes
PARTICIPATION
1951...................................................66 percent
*1953..................................................65 percent
Class co‑chairs: Barbara Miller Fisher, Joyce Foster
Larson, David J. Morehead and Philip Steinberg
1961...................................................62 percent
1946...................................................60 percent
1952...................................................60 percent
1944...................................................59 percent
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*1978................................................... $157,995
Class co‑chairs: Charles W. Foxwell, Greg T.
Greenwood, Kristine Hoffman, Cecilia A.
Maron‑Puntarelli, Salvatore J. Puntarelli, Jr. and
Mark Small
1954.................................................... $151,919
1964.................................................... $136,627
1957.................................................... $129,823
1967.................................................... $124,709
*1963..................................................59 percent
Class co‑chairs: Philip N. Eskew, Jr. and Evelyn
Whaley LaFollette
1956...................................................56 percent
1955...................................................55 percent
1954 and 1960....................................53 percent
*Denotes reunion year
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UW
Loyalty
SOCIETY
DePauw Loyalty Society

T The DePauw Loyalty Society was created to thank and recognize the University’s most devoted alumni,
parents and friends, who invest in DePauw students and faculty members every year through the An-
nual Fund. Each gift matters, so gift size is not a consideration for Society membership. Consistent
support has a substantial, cumulative financial impact and is a tangible endorsement of the DePauw
liberal arts experience.

In the donor lists beginning on page 64, the names of DePauw Loyalty Society members appear in bold
type, recognizing their five or more consecutive years of Annual Fund support. Alumni who are less
than five years removed from graduation are included in the DePauw Loyalty Society if they have sup-
ported the Annual Fund every year since graduation. Members who have supported the Annual Fund
for 25 or more consecutive years are designated as Lifetime Members of the DePauw Loyalty Society.
Their names are listed below.

Sarah Green Abel ’56
Charles A. Adams ’64 and Linda Howell Adams ’64
Charles C. Adams ’53 and Marcia Terwilliger Adams ’53
Dorothy Adams, Friend
John W. Adams ’73 and Janis Alling Adams ’74
Richard A. Adams ’67 and Barbara Strasser Adams ’67
Ruth Henley Adams ’48
Betty Bartuska Adamson ’42
Gene L. Addison ’55 and Betty L. Addison, Friend
Frank B. Adney, Jr. ’42 and Mary Alice Claycombe Adney ’42
Joan Michaels After ’66
Dorothy Jones Agronick ’47 and Joseph Paul Agronick, Friend
Mark A. Ahlemann ’78 and Elizabeth Bottorff Ahlemann ’79
J. Patrick Aikman ’57
Carolyn Timmons Akers ’68 and William Akers III, Friend
Melinda McCracken Alcorn ’66 and Charles Alcorn, Friend
Merritt K. Alcorn ’71 and Carolyn Alcorn, Friend
George H. Aldrich ’54 and
Rosemary Balmfarth Aldrich, Friend
Alana Hickman Alexander ’57
Marcia Pritchard Alig ’63 and Roger Alig, Friend
Arthur G. Allard, Jr. ’43 and Shirley Andrew Allard ’43
Joan Love Allemand ’53
David T. Allen ’61 and Carol Ann Allen, Parent
Elizabeth Pfeffer Allen ’56 and Robert E. Allen, Friend
Joseph P. Allen IV ’59 and Bonnie Darling Allen ’61
Melvin L. Allen ’53 and Joyce Vietzke Allen ’53
Patricia Lasley Allen ’77 and Spencer S. Allen, Friend
Peter T. Allen ’67 and Sally Hauck Allen ’67
Wesley H. Allen ’51
Wilma Grossman Allen ’30
Martha Brooks Allis ’42
William R. Allred ’59
William C. Alston III ’68 and Anne Tharpe Alston ’68
Mary E. Althaus ’69
Richard A. Ames ’60 and Marcia Barron Ames ’59
J. Bruce Amstutz ’49 and Nan G. Amstutz, Friend
Marilyn Younker Anders ’47 and Robert J. Anders, Friend
Ann Freehafer Andersen ’58 and Donald K. Andersen, Parent
Beverly Byram Anderson ’53
Bradford L. Anderson ’79 and Debra Messenger Anderson ’79
Dean K. Anderson ’50 and Gretchen Scott Anderson ’49
Diane E. Anderson ’67
John T. Anderson ’52 and Nancy Filkey Anderson ’52
Karen Jones Anderson ’61 and Michael S. Anderson, Friend
Tamara Boston Anderson ’77 and Stephen Anderson, Friend
Thomas R. Anderson ’61 and Joan Montague, Friend
James L. Andrew ’64 and Nancy Andreae Andrew ’64
Ellen Jacobsen Andrews ’48
Bruce J. Annett, Jr. and Amy Walker Annett, Friends
Don B. Ansel ’52 and Irene Koebke Ansel ’52
Susan M. Ansel ’82
Barton Anson ’50 and Ruthann Floyd Anson ’51
Benjamin E. Antle ’48 and Inez Mann Antle ’53
Elbert L. Archibald ’39 and Elizabeth Archibald, Parent
Samuel Richard Ardery ’80 and Patricia Stevens Ardery ’80
Lee Livingston Arend ’63 and Roger B. Arend, Friend
Lee Woods Armlovich ’79 and Joel A. Armlovich, Friend
James W. Armstrong ’50
John D. Armstrong ’40 and Nancy A. McMillan, Friend
Kermit W. Arnold ’37
Philip E. Arnold ’58
Susan Bondurant Arnold ’62 and Phillip G. Arnold , Friend
Raymond R. Arvay ’68 and Barbara Blecha Arvay ’69
R. Regner Arvidson ’51 and Carolyn S. Arvidson, Friend
Louise Quinn Ashbaugh ’63 and Noel E. Ashbaugh, Friend
William C. Ashman ’52 and Gloria A. Ashman, Parent
Donald B. Aslan ’67
Sharon Early Atherton ’62 and Harper B. Atherton, Friend
John C. Attig ’58 and Harriet Rinehart Attig ’58
Thomas G. Attig ’68 and Carol Klinker Attig ’68
John T. Axelberg ’83
Joan Downing Aydelott ’42
Helen Porter Ayres ’42
Jacqueline Schuldes Baatz ’42 and Gunther W. Baatz, Parent
Maurlea Scannel Babb ’49
Lynn Maish Babcock ’61 and James L. Babcock, Parent
Peggy Cooper Babcock ’54
Ann Flachmann Babington ’70 and
Thomas K. Babington, Friend
Anne Bayley Bailey ’49
Brenda J. Bailey ’67
Thomas R. Bain ’72 and Trudy Searles Bain, Friend
Brevoort Baker II ’51 and JoAnn Givens Baker ’51
Robert M. Baker ’49 and Cynthia Dreher Baker ’50
Barbara S. Baldwin ’43
Charles E. Ballinger ’57 and Venita Riggs Ballinger, Friend
Carolyn Slutz Baranouskas ’74 and
Terry J. Baranouskas, Friend
Barbara Forsell Barbieri ’51
Charles E. Barbieri ’77 and Lorie Seitz Barbieri, Friend
Eileen Matthews Barfknecht ’59
Douglas J. Bark ’76 and Kathleen Dombhart, Friend
David T. Barker ’64 and Kathryn Donaldson Barker, Friend
Elizabeth Brant Barker ’48 and Leonard P. Barker, Friend
Susan Suckow Barkhausen ’78 and
David N. Barkhausen, Friend
Karen Jenkinson Barnes ’61
Nancy K. Barnes ’71
Roberta O. Barnes ’70 and Clark J. Chandler, Friend
John V. Barnett, Jr. ’65 and Susanne Lamar Barnett, Friend
Dale A. Barrett ’70 and Susan S. Barrett, Friend
Lester S. Barritt ’55 and Elizabeth L. Barritt, Friend
Alvin H. Barrows ’44 and Ruth Jolly Barrows, Friend
Dorothea Gother Barsness ’61 and
Richard W. Barsness, Friend
Phoebe Yeo Barta ’44
Paula John Bartel ’84 and Paul R. Bartel, Friend
F. Evert Bartholomew ’41 and Colette Bartholomew, Friend
James R. Bartlett ’66 and Susan Bartelsmeyer Bartlett ’66
Katheryn Boston Bartlett ’43
Joan Westmen Battey ’54 and Charles W. Battey, Friend
William A. Baum ’71 and Nancy Baum, Friend
R. A. Baumgartner, Friend
Nancy Barton Bavisotto ’63 and Peter F. Bavisotto, Friend
Marcia Romsted Bay ’66
Mary Hester Bayer ’50
Robert C. Bayer ’51 and Patricia Bayer, Parent
John P. Beall ’70 and Janet M. Beall, Friend
Emily Beaman Beals ’69 and Brian L. Beals, Friend
Charles L. Beard, Jr. ’65 and Kathryn A. Beard, Friend
Charles M. Beardsley ’42 and Marjorie Gahan Beardsley ’42
Florence E. Beatty ’74
Susan Christensen Beatty ’56
Sharon Young Beaver ’64 and Monte L. Beaver, Parent
Jane Briner Beavers ’48
Lloyd W. Beck ’41 dec and Catherine Beck, Friend
Sharon Latham Beck ’65 and Arthur F. Beck, Parent
Marjorie Snyder Beckett ’47 and Richard H. Beckett, Friend

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Endowment Gift at Work

Tenzer University professorships bring technology to the classroom and world

Tablet PCs are wave of the future
The Tenzer Family University Professorship in Instructional Technology was established by Lee E.
Tenzer ’64 and wife, Marilyn, to provide highly qualified faculty members the opportunity to assist
colleagues in the area of instructional technology. Two individuals currently hold this professorship.
Dave Berque, a professor in DePauw’s computer science department, exemplifies the spirit of
the Tenzer Family University Professorship. Several years ago, Berque started a research project in
collaborative note-taking that evolved into the DyKnow software suite, a ground-breaking set of
tools that allows teachers and students to interact using tablet personal computers, sharing notes,
diagrams and other instructional tools in real time.
DyKnow is now used across the country and beyond in classrooms ranging from kindergarten to
medical school. Thirty DePauw professors use the software, and Berque uses his role as Tenzer Uni-
versity Professor to assist them in developing creative ways to use the system with their students.
“My area of interest in teaching and research is human-computer interaction, especially pen-
based collaborative systems,” Berque explains. “My work in software development happened to
lead to my work in instructional technology. It has been a great combination of service to campus,
research and teaching.”

Spanish language professor fosters technology in community

Several years ago, Robert P. Hershberger, Tenzer Family University Professor in Instructional Technology, saw a need in
his community and decided to do something about it.
Realizing the digital divide in Putnam County between individuals with easy access to computers and the Internet,
and those without such access, Hershberger recruited students to form CTEP – the Community Technology Enhancement
Program. Through CTEP, DePauw students refurbish used computers and provide them to low-income people, high school
students and not-for-profit organizations at a very low cost.
CTEP’s reach has grown steadily over the years, extending now to other countries. A professor of modern languages
who has written two multi-edition Spanish textbooks, Hershberger leads students on service projects to Central and South
American destinations. CTEP goes along. Last year during a Winter Term in Service project in El Salvador, students set up an Internet café using
CTEP computers. Proceeds from the café support the salary of a local schoolteacher.
“Through CTEP I have found a happy marriage of my work as a Spanish professor and as a practitioner of service learning,” Hershberger says.

Carolyn Bednar-Good ’75 and Steven Kent Good, Friend
Melvin A. Bedree ’81 and Kathleen Bedree, Friend
Arthur J. Beer, Jr. ’56
Emily Baldridge Beer ’36
Marianna Hahl Beers ’49 and Kenneth R. Beers, Friend
Lester E. Beesley ’50 and Nancy Beesley, Friend
Kenneth H. Behrendt ’76
Elizabeth Roys Beiser ’59
George H. Belhobek ’65 and Jeanie Brown Belhobek ’66
Peggy Carey Beman ’53 and Anson L. Beman, Friend
Robert A. Bender ’64 and Judith Anderson, Friend
G. Kirk Bennett, Jr. ’77 and Margaret Cash Bennett ’77
Robert A. Bennett ’49 and Enid Meredith Bennett ’49
W. Charles Bennett ’74
Karin Hennings Bennington ’53 and L. R. Bennington, Parent
Kimberly Langhout Benson ’84 and Paul W. Benson, Friend
Mary Taylor Benson ’51 and Allen Merrill Benson, Friend
Barbara Van Dellen Beré ’47
Ralph A. Berg ’51 and Dorothy L. Berg, Friend Allen K. Billingsley ’54
Janet Robison Berger ’67 and Bill Berger, Friend Elmer Billman ’39
Muriel Nelson Berger ’52 and Louis R. Berger, Friend David B. Bills ’64 and Beryl Bobinette Bills ’65
Katherine Lind Bergethon, Friend Barbara Gustafson Blair ’34
E. William Bergfeld, Jr. ’54 and Margaret A. Bergfeld, Friend John A. Blake ’66 and Susanne Trubey, Friend
Jane Evans Berghoff ’46 and Michael E. Berghoff, Friend Susan Moffett Blake ’52
Karen Dunlap Berman ’65 William V. Blake III ’59 and Linda Blake, Friend
Jeffrey M. Bernacchi ’79 and Mary Lynn Scovill Bernacchi ’79 Barbara Blakemore ’46
Florence Rupper Bernhardt ’43 and Mary Briggs Blanchard ’30
Robert F. Bernhardt, Friend Donald E. Blatchley ’55 and Mary Blatchley-Hibbard, Friend
Kathryn Gloin Betley ’64 and Leonard Betley, Friend Joel M. Blumberg ’62 and Judith Green Blumberg, Friend
Zack F. Bettis, Jr. ’71 and Karen Riley Bettis, Friend Theodora Maytag Blumberg ’41
Robert L. Bever ’75 and Amy Bever, Friend Dan R. Blunt ’63 and Phyllis Stormont Blunt ’64
Dorothy Gray Beverly ’46 and Robert G. Beverly, Friend Luella Boonstra Boaz ’45
Elizabeth Carr Beyer ’35 Aileen Perkins Bockstahler ’44 and
Suzanne Schurmeier Bible ’66 and William E. Bible, Friend George W. Bockstahler, Friend
Alfred D. Biggs, Jr. ’54 and Ruth Hawkins Biggs ’54 Tavia Thorwaldson Bodenstedt ’49 and
Carol Holmes Bigley ’60 Charles Bodenstedt, Friend

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Lewis J. Bodi ’50 and Sara Lord Bodi ’49
Carol Stinemetz Bodinson ’63
Christine Boeke ’78 and William Jenks, Friend
James L. Bogue ’52 and Madelyn Hatch Bogue ’53
Charles E. Bokar ’76 and Laura L. Bokar, Friend
Loraine Boland ’65 and Raymond V. Nelson, Friend
Edwin E. Boldrey ’63 and Catherine Boldrey, Friend
Frederick F. Boling ’56 and Miriam Query Boling ’58
Bruce J. BonDurant ’65 and Catherine A. BonDurant, Friend
Thomas A. Bond ’64 and Sue Huffman Bond, Friend
Elizabeth A. Booth ’71
Bette Johnston Boothby ’48 and Bryce C. Boothby, Parent
Megan McAuliffe Boschini ’83 and Vic Boschini, Friend
Elizabeth Witler Bosin ’67 and Talmage R. Bosin, Parent
Joanne D. Bosky ’80
Vivian Hora Bosquit ’47
Nancy Bardonner Bossert ’51
Charles W. Boston ’49 and Gharyl F. Boston, Parent
Lois Bearss Boswell ’45 and Charles A. Boswell ’45 dec
Thomas W. Boswell ’66 and Cheryl K. Boswell, Friend
Robert G. Bottoms and Gwen Bottoms, Friends
Alice Barger Bower ’49
Lynn Tozer Bowles ’52
Barbara Pontius Bowman ’83
Jill Bowman ’68
Mary Fisher Bowmar ’49
Marilyn Smith Boxell ’61 and John F. Boxell, Parent
Joseph D. Boyd ’48 and Cynthia Reiley Boyd, Friend
Max L. Boyd ’51 and Betty Soukup Boyd ’53
Charles C. Boyer ’59 and Jane Sansome Boyer ’62
Peter A. Boyer ’66 and N. Ling Boyer ’66
Virginia Burns Boynton ’40 and Walter A. Boynton, Parent
H. Dale Bracey ’57 and Barbara Nelson Bracey ’60
Gordon F. Bradburn ’41 dec and
Patricia Anne Bradburn, Friend
Randall L. Braddom ’64 and Diane Braddom, Friend
Margaret Verhulst Bradford ’60 and
Walter G. Bradford, Friend
Philip F. Bradford ’55 and Sally F. Bradford, Parent
Shanna Underwood Bradford ’78 and
Clifford D. Bradford, Friend
Cynthia Best Bradley ’72 and David J. Bradley, Friend
Gordon H. M. Brain, Parent
Marilyn Lichvar Branco ’54 and Arthur M. Branco, Friend
Karen Luce Branding ’79 and David W. Branding, Friend
Robert R. Branson ’53
Mark A. Brant ’82 and Tracy M. Brant, Friend
James A. Braunsdorf ’60 and
Donna Munson Braunsdorf, Friend
John W. Breck ’75 and Sarah Smith Breck ’76
Russell Breeden III ’71 and Judy Breeden, Parent
Miriam Cole Breese ’57 and Robert F. Breese, Parent
Elizabeth McMahon Brengelman ’64 and
Russell Brengelman, Friend
Bernard R. Brennan ’33 dec and Lucy W. Brennan, Friend
Elmer P. Brestan ’64 and Marguerite Brestan, Parent
Parke M. Brewer ’75 and Denise Ward Brewer ’75
Rebecca A. Brewer ’73 and Gregory J. Pfister, Friend
Carol Mason Bricher ’44
Marjorie Colegrove Brickley ’61 and James A. Brickley, Friend
Walter C. Bridgewater, Friend
Charles L. Briggs ’67 and Patricia Anderson, Friend
James M. Briggs ’42 and Betty Thornburg Briggs ’43
Virginia Jones Bright ’46
Alan R. Brill ’64
Stephen C. Brill ’75 and Barbara Hopke Brill, Friend
Ann Wilhoite Brilley ’68 and Michael C. Brilley, Friend
Robert D. Britigan, Jr. ’58 and Susan Locke Britigan, Parent
David W. Britton, Jr. ’52 and Sharon Smith Britton ’55
William W. Bromer ’49 and Patricia Ryan Bromer ’50
Carolyn Van Epps Brookmeyer ’65 and
John D. Brookmeyer, Jr., Friend
James E. Brooks ’48
Paul F. Brown ’45 and Doris Ann Phillips Brown, Friend
Phillip W. Brown ’73 and Kathy Peters Brown, Friend
Preston C. Brown ’48
Raymond P. Brown ’48 and Lourdes Rusmtor Brown, Friend
Robert F. Brown ’63 and Mary Ann Brown, Friend
William L. Brown III ’69 and Susan Lange Brown ’68
Linda Kissell Browne ’62 and Franklin Gilbert Browne, Friend
Jean Denton Brubeck ’69
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William E. Brubeck, Jr. ’72 and
Elizabeth Vonnegut Brubeck ’72
June Konecy Bruce ’38
Wendy Waggoner Bruestle ’76 and
Eric George Bruestle, Friend
James E. Brumbaugh ’55
Sarah Vanwye Brumfield ’53
Beverly Tansey Bryan ’59 and John Bryan, Parent
June Waughop Bryan ’41
Arthur L. Bryant ’56 and Carol Shanahan Bryant ’58
Helen Marxer Bryant ’41
Elsa Buchanan, Friend
Jane Fredericks Buchanan ’54
Norman F. Buck ’40 and Janet Sorenson Buck, Friend
David L. Buckles ’40
William R. Buckley ’73
Alberta Matzke Buckman ’59 and
William M. Buckman, Parent
William H. Buettin ’49 and Arline Kraft Buettin ’49
William D. Bugher ’51 and Beverly Baird Bugher ’52
Robert E. Buis ’49
Elizabeth Wolfe Bull ’80 and Eddie U. Bull, Jr., Friend
Gretchen Hageman Bullock ’66 and John D. Bullock, Friend
M. Loren Bullock ’47 and Hazel Jean Pagan, Friend
Jerry M. Burand ’55 and Joann Decker Burand ’55
Virginia Jordan Burchard ’56 and
Charles W. Burchard, Friend
David F. Burg ’58 and Helen Rendlesham Burg ’59 dec
Dorothy Walsman Burkhart ’47 and Calvin Burkhart, Friend
Arthur W. Burks ’36 dec and Alice Rowe Burks, Friend
Anne Husted Burleigh ’63 and William R. Burleigh, Parent
Carolyn Adams Burns ’83
John E. Burns, Jr. and Martha W.M. Burns, Parents
John M. Burns ’66 and Linda F. Burns, Friend
Jill Vance Buroker ’67
James A. Burrier ’68 and Kay Koontz Burrier ’67
Sheila Tourtelot Burris ’45
Judith Staebler Bushouse ’63 and Stanley R. Bushouse, Parent
Vera Anderson Busselle ’35
Cary D. Bussema ’78 and Helga Bussema, Friend
Candace Judah Butler ’73 and John D. Butler, Friend
Kim Klinger Butler ’81 and William J. Butler ’82
Joseph Butler ’51 dec and Viola B. Butler, Friend
Rhett W. Butler ’62 and Kay Burney Butler ’62
Sarah Mills Butzin ’67 and Peter A. Butzin, Friend
Christopher R. Byler ’74 and Helen Kira Byler ’75
Joyce Suess Cailor ’62 and George Gerald Cailor, Friend
Donald Keith Campbell ’47 and Mary Fran Campbell, Friend
Jack B. Campbell ’68 and Terry Campbell, Friend
John C. Campbell ’69 and Mary P. Campbell, Friend
Sara Campbell ’71
Timothy F. Campbell ’69 and Linda Campbell, Friend
Margaret Wilder Camuti ’83 and E. F. Camuti, Friend
Robert C. Canfield ’60 and Patricia Harms Canfield ’57
Mary Sims Cannell ’61 and Roger Cannell, Friend
Gerald D. Capoot, Jr. ’62 and Sally Capoot, Parent
Richard T. Carlin ’68 and Roberta Graef Carlin ’69
Joseph B. Carney, Sr. ’50 and Constance Caylor Carney ’50
Carolyn Grall Carpenter ’56 and George Carpenter, Friend
Dorothy Jacobs Carpenter ’49
Jane Mohler Carpenter ’41
Robert R. Carpenter ’78 and Sally Henning Carpenter ’79
David J. Carr ’81 and Sandra S. Carr, Friend
James G. Carr ’55 and Carol Warren Carr ’55
Marjorie Stutz Carr ’55 and Louis O. Carr ’53
Patricia Wylie Carr ’51 and James B. Carr, Friend
Joan Schafer Carrodus ’52 and J. Paul Carrodus, Friend
William F. Carroll, Jr. ’73 and Mary Cooke Carroll, Friend
Philip L. Carson ’64 and Susan Weeks Carson ’64
Rebecca Collins Carter ’68 and Dale A. Carter, Friend
John T. Casey ’67 and Mary Linda Casey, Parent
Robert G. Casey ’70 and Leslie L. Casey, Friend
George D. Casgrain ’39
Edward W. Cassidy ’54
Anita Hursh Cast ’61 and William R. Cast, Friend
Debra Markstone Castino ’83
Audrie Moore Celley ’34
James K. Chamness ’52 and Dorothy Frey Chamness ’53
Judith Diehl Chandler ’64
Mary Zeluff Chandler ’67 and Douglas R. Chandler, Friend
Ruth Horine Chapman ’39
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Karen Keppel Chappell ’64 and Edward G. Chappell, Friend
L. Terry Chappell ’65 and Barbara Chappell, Friend
Nancy Ford Charles ’57 and Keith W. Charles, Friend dec
Richard G. Cheney ’49 and Gene Hahn Cheney ’50
Carolyn Swartzbaugh Chenoweth ’48 and
James M. Chenoweth, Friend
Karen Furlong Childs ’73 and Joseph Childs, Friend
Patricia Smith Choban ’77 and Stephen J. Choban, Friend
Ellen Silva Chrapla ’72 and Michael L. Chrapla, Friend
Robert L. Chreist ’62 and Lynn Chreist, Friend
Beth Heuring Christensen ’43 and
John W. Christensen ’35 dec
Dale C. Christison ’34
Cheng Lok Chua ’60
Kelly A. Cichy ’80
Jack P. Cittadine ’63 and Karen Cittadine, Friend
David A. Claar ’64 and Virginia Jackson Claar ’63
Stella Williams Clapp ’43
Deborah R. Clark ’72
Joseph H. Clark ’49 and Barbara Brewer Clark ’52
Laura Yeo Clark ’75 and Thomas R. Clark, Friend
Mary Wahl Clark ’62 and A. Thomas Clark, Jr., Friend
Robin J. Clark ’86
Ronald R. Clark ’61 and Claudia Clark, Friend
Lawrence W. Clarkson ’60 and
Barbara Stevenson Clarkson ’61
Carole A. Clause ’82 and Robert Larocque, Friend
John R. Claycombe ’48
Richard J. Claycombe ’74
Dorothy Combs Claypool ’45
Rollin L. Clayton ’61
Edward W. Cleary ’41 and Arita Hefferan Cleary, Friend
Jacqueline Du Jardin Clemenson ’49 and
F. William Clemenson, Parent
Joseph C. Cleveland ’57 and Georgienne Burow Cleveland ’57
David W. Clifford ’61 and Jean McCalister Clifford ’60
Samuel G. Clifford, Jr. ’48
Shirley Beistle Climo ’50 and George F. Climo, Jr., Friend
Shirley Dungan Cline ’56
Pamela R. Clinkenbeard ’77
Warren J. Close ’42
William H. Closz ’52 and Mary Renkenberger Closz ’52
Robert P. Cly ’62 and Jo Ann B. Cly, Friend
John H. Coats ’52 and Helen L. Miller, Friend
Barbara Tracy Cochran ’58
Benjamin G. Cochran ’55 and Patricia Cochran, Parent
Paul T. Cochran ’60 and Linda Cochran, Friend
William M. Cockrum ’59 and Andrea Cockrum, Friend
J. Robert Coffin ’58 and Kay J. Davis, Friend
Sarah Robinson Coffin ’74 and Rick L. Coffin, Parent
Nancy Elleman Coith-Fibbe ’46 and Guy A. Fibbe ’49
Helen Harris Cola ’48 and Emilio Cola, Friend
Elizabeth Phelps Cole ’46 and Lucius Cole, Friend
Pamela A. Collins ’75
Suzanne Custer Collins ’43
Esther Ritz Collyer ’28
Kathryn Schwarz Colten ’50
Virginia Colten-Bradley ’74 and Michael Bradley, Friend
D. Sidney Condit ’60 and Allison E. Condit, Friend
Mark J. Conklin ’82 and Beverly Risma Conklin, Friend
Harriet Wolter Conner ’46
Willis B. Conner ’48 and Katherine R. Conner, Friend
Barbara Boynton Connor ’71 and Richard Connor, Friend
Harold J. Cook ’40 and Rebecca Cook, Friend
J. David Cook ’66 and Ann Barrow Cook ’67
Joyce Hopewell Cook ’61 and Bill Cook, Friend
Thomas D. Cook ’42 and Catherine Peet Cook ’43
Janice Mullen Cooke ’51 and Bruce H. Cooke, Friend
Charlotte Taylor Cooney ’52 and William H. Cooney, Friend
Ronald E. Coons ’58
Thomas P. Cooper ’66 and Galen Morgan Cooper ’66
Daniel P. Cope ’68 and Mary Cope, Friend
Barbara Brooks Copple ’41
Kenneth W. Coquillette ’82 and Carrie Melind Coquillette ’82
Barbara Koepke Cornelsen ’67
James C. Costin ’53 and Nancy Boyd Costin ’54
S. Page Cotton, Jr. ’71 and Narda Greising Cotton ’72
Beth Brookley Coulter ’41
Robert R. Cowie ’72 and Diane Clark Cowie, Friend
H. Keith Cox ’55 and Loraine Loomis Cox ’54
John H. Cox ’47

Stuart G. Cozzens ’62 and Barbara A. Cozzens, Friend
Dorothy D. Craddock, Parent
Alwin M. Cramer ’37 and Joyce Webster Cramer ’42
Albert E. Crandall ’56 and B. Louise Woods Crandall ’50
Lisa Hildebrand Crandell ’84 and Bradford E. Crandell ’85
George W. Crane, Jr. ’42
Betty Davies Cratty ’40
Carol Rossman Creelman ’57 and
Stewart Elliott Creelman, Friend
Douglas Daniel Cripe ’82 and Lisa Cripe Cripe ’83
William L. Crist ’69 and Carol Prentice Crist ’70
Terry A. Cromwell ’60 and Janice Cromwell, Parent
James A. Crossin III ’85 and Stephanie Paine Crossin ’87
Edward K. Crossman ’60 and Sharyn Marie Crossman, Friend
Brenda Mercer Cruikshank ’64 and Wayne Giddings, Friend
Elizabeth Oxnam Cullen ’59 and James T. Cullen, Friend
Ford M. Cullis ’41 and Hannah R. Cullis, Friend
Suzanne Marley Culmer ’44
John P. Culver, Jr. ’52 and Bette Doolittle Culver ’52
James S. Cunning ’74 and Lisa Stone, Friend
Betty Mourning Curl ’47
Catherine Curtis-Van Duzer ’82 and
John B. Van Duzer, Jr., Friend
Laura L. Cvengros ’80
Wilbur C. Cylke ’50 and Betty Jane Cylke, Friend
Waneta Maxwell Dailey ’54
Loren D. Daily ’51 and Gloria Lindquist Daily ’52
Charles H. Dale ’50 and Mary Stone Dale, Friend
Sarah Sturmon Dale ’83 and Steven W. Dale, Friend
Marilyn Ehman Dallet ’70
Stephen Daly ’80 and Candace Johnson Daly ’81
Carleton E. Dangremond, Jr. ’52 and
Roberta Dangremond, Friend
Margaret Ward Daniel ’47
Deborah J. Daniels ’73 and Lyle J. Mannweiler, Friend
Joseph H. Danks ’65 and Carol Danks, Friend
Matthew S. Darnall ’85 and Jennifer Lindamood Darnall ’85
Robert J. Darnall ’60 and Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61
Rebecca Zabel Das ’63 and Ajit K. Das, Parent
Don R. Daseke ’61 and Barbara Daseke, Friend
Byron Wade Daugherty ’79 and Leslie Freeby Daugherty ’80
Carolyn Schwentker Daus ’50
Elizabeth Johnson Davidson ’44
James W. Davidson ’63 and Susan Moore Davidson ’64
W. Douglas Davidson ’80
Bronson C. Davis ’65 and Cathie Valeska Davis ’66
J. Baird Davis ’59
James D. Davis ’80 and Anna H. Davis, Friend
Nancy Farris Davis ’80
Nancy Richards Davis ’44
Suzanne Wagner Davis ’58 and Richard F. Davis, Parent
Evelyn Stone Dawson ’63 and Harry H. Dawson, Friend
Donald T. de Camp ’70
Louis R. de Filippis ’42
Christopher A. DeGraw ’72 and Terry L. Muilenburg, Friend
Marco L. DeLucio ’81 and Elizabeth Mernitz DeLucio ’83
Nancy Wittgen DeVoe ’46
Robert C. DeVries ’48 and Ruth Wood DeVries, Friend
Harold A. Deadman, Jr. ’63 and
Mary Catherine Deadman, Friend
William G. Deadman ’63 and Roxana Carrick Deadman ’64
Elizabeth Davis Dean ’53
Dolly Weaver Deary ’55
Richard E. Deer ’54 and Lee T. Deer, Parent
Rebecca Wray Degitz ’43 and William B. Degitz, Parent
Jeanne Thompson Deichmiller ’53 and
Albert S. Deichmiller, Parent
Eugene L. Delves ’50 and Sue Howard Delves ’51
Vesta Stepniewski Demester ’76
William H. Dempsey, Jr. ’67 and Carol Henvis Dempsey ’67
Margaretta Ryder Denham ’52
Richard F. Dennis ’66 and Alison Finnegan, Friend
David R. Dent ’63 and Sarah Dent, Friend
Paul S. Detlefs ’77 and Katie Cassidy Detlefs ’81
Calvin Detrick III ’70
Judson W. Detrick ’63 and Sharon C. Detrick, Friend
Jane Rowles Dickson ’54 and William M. Dickson, Friend
Phyllis Chapman Dickson ’49
Kathryn Lewis Dierkes ’76 and Joseph Richard Dierkes, Friend
Benjamin Diesbach ’68 and Marianne H. Diesbach, Friend
Arthur L. Dillard ’60 and Diane Dillard, Friend
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Anne Trudgen Dillon ’81 and John J. Dillon III ’82
David M. Dirks ’63 and Laura McClure Dirks, Friend
Lee E. Dirks ’56
R. Victor Dix ’56 and Carolyn M. Dix, Friend
Alfred D. Dixon ’49 and Sara Calvert Dixon ’49
Carol Gray Dixon ’56 and John Dixon, Friend
Don M. Dixon ’57
Patricia Crays Dixon ’52 and Norval Wayne Dixon, Jr., Friend
Michael D. Dixson ’68 and Pamela Bond Dixson ’69
Dan L. Doan ’75 and Debra Doan, Friend
Morris A. Dodd ’41
Morris B. Dodd ’64 and Sandra J. Dodd, Friend
Mary Jane Glover Dodds ’78 and
Christopher V. Dodds, Friend
C. Brooks Dodson ’59 and Mary K. Dodson, Friend
Elaine Aiken Doenges ’47
William B. Doepke ’69 and Jane Bragdon Doepke ’71
Robert J. Doherty, Sr. ’49 and Alice Feeney Doherty, Friend
Joyce Dunbar Dolan ’44 and John R. Dolan, Friend
Frank C. Donaldson, Jr. ’73 and
Alison Van Nada Donaldson ’73
Frederick K. Donaldson ’72 and Suzahn Donaldson, Parent
Rae Lahti Donnelly ’59
Florence Jome Donner ’44
Jane Dooley ’69
J. William Doolittle ’51 and Annette Bush Doolittle, Friend
W. Daniel Doty ’72 and Paula Young Doty, Friend
Mary Loop Doughten ’45 and Philip T. Doughten, Parent
Pauline Douglas ’42
John P. Douglass ’68 and Emily R. Douglass, Friend
Dale Brumbaugh Dowlen ’69 and Lon W. Dowlen, Jr., Friend
Raymond A. Down ’65 and Judith Ryan Down, Friend
Harold K. Downey ’38
James W. Downey ’66 and Abigail A. Downey, Parent
Sara Custer Downing ’49
Deborah Johnson Downs ’74 and Stephen Downs, Friend
Joanne Dehollander Downs ’59 and Floyd Downs, Friend
Virginia Downs ’52
John A. Drees ’65
Frances Tuttle Drew ’52
Gary Paul Drew ’61 and Sandra Aldrich Drew ’62
James B. Drew ’62 and Lynn Urwitz Drew, Friend
Thomas A. Drew ’67 and Constance D. Drew, Friend
Wendell R. Drew ’67 and Elaine S. Drew, Friend
Donald H. Driemeier ’60 and Joyce Driemeier, Parent
Dennis C. Drury ’63 and Robin Nice, Friend
Dale J. Ducommun ’50 and Anna Cain Ducommun ’52
James E. Dudley ’54 and Valerie U. Dudley, Friend
Doris Wells Duesing ’50 and Boots Duesing ’50 dec
William M. Dugan, Jr. ’60 and Ann Carper Dugan ’61
Ruth Herold Dumond ’50 and Alan E. Dumond, Friend
Mary Greenawalt Dunbar ’63
Helen Boardman Duncan ’65 and F. Bowie Duncan II, Friend
Lawrence S. Dunham ’44 and Jane L. Dunham, Friend
Jane Chapman Dunkle ’41
Carolyn Hungness Dunlap ’62 and Charles E. Dunlap, Friend
Margaret Jolly Dunton ’41
Aura May Durham ’46
Carol Shanklin Durham ’55
Frank W. Durham, Jr. ’48 and Shirley Gilbert Durham ’47
James W. Dutton ’67 and Sarah Katterhenry Dutton ’69
L. Garrett Dutton, Jr. ’62 and Mary Jane Dutton, Friend
Georgia Garner Dwyer, Friend
Peggy Brown Dwyer ’76 and Michael J. Dwyer, Friend
Susan E. Dwyer ’83
Dorothy Giles Dyer ’47 and Colin M. Dyer, Friend
Lloyd E. Dyer ’42 and Virginia Millard Dyer, Friend
Elsie Manny Eads ’51 and James Harvey Eads, Jr., Friend
Marianne Eckhart ’79
Sue Barthelmeh Eckstein ’54
Judith A. Edstrom ’70
Barbara Zerell Edwards ’57
Gerald L. Edwards ’49
John E. Edwards ’32
R. David Edwards ’84 and Andrea Adsit Edwards ’85
Peter R. Egbert ’63 and Marian Egbert, Friend
E. Gabrielle Egger ’71 and Robert H. Shaykin ’71
William H. Egley ’60 and Diane R. Egley, Friend
Mary Christie Eherenman, Parent
Charles R. Ellinwood ’51 and Susanna Bowers Ellinwood ’52
Donald F. Elliott, Jr. ’43 and Dorothy Elliott, Parent
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John N. Elliott ’53 and Joyce Whitehead Elliott ’53
Richard H. Elliott ’42
Tracy J. Ellis ’75 and Nancy Smith Ellis ’75
Howard W. Eloe ’48
Thomas C. Ely ’69 and Pamela Vance Ely ’69
Susan Metcalfe Elzemeyer ’52
Carol Olson Emens ’62
David L. Emison ’73 and Elizabeth J. Emison, Friend
James H. Emison ’47 and Eileen Sullivan Emison ’47
James W. Emison ’71 and Mary Kathryn Holmes Emison ’72
Jane L. Emison, Friend
Mark A. Emkes ’75 and Maria Concepcion Emkes, Friend
Robert W. Emmert ’74
Grey M. Emmons ’69 and Lurie S. Emmons, Friend
Jacquelyn McElfresh Emperly ’82 and
Joseph L. Emperly, Friend
Elizabeth Cooney Englbrecht ’73
Mark E. English ’64
Mary Palmer Enroth ’62
David S. Ensing ’83 and Gretchen L. Rohm ’83
Robert L. Erickson ’58 and Rita Luther Erickson ’59
Nancy Oviatt Erkkila ’61 and Jacob B. Erkkila, Friend
Don C. Erman ’62 and Nancy A. Erman, Friend
Thomas N. Ertel ’61 and Brooke Boroughs, Friend
Walter O. Erxleben, Jr. ’62 and Bette Alexander Erxleben ’62
Robert C. Eschweiler, Friend
Curtis B. Eskew ’66 and Nancy Eskew, Friend
Dale E. Espich ’51
David H. Evans ’62 and Jean Rose Evans ’63
Francis E. Evans ’50 and Mildred Semelka Evans ’50
Julia Sloan Evans ’47
Patricia Federmann Evans ’44
Robert W. Evans ’59 and Sharon C. Evans, Friend
Thomas E. Evans ’61 and Helen Evans, Friend dec
Dick Everard ’51
Barbara Button Everhard ’51
Kathryn A. Everman ’70
Patrick M. Ewing ’58 and Sharon K. Ewing, Friend
Eiji Ezoe ’61
Glady Caley Faires ’56 and Ross N. Faires, Parent
James P. Fairfield ’49 and Martha Fairfield, Friend
James Schreiner Fais ’66
Richard M. Faner ’68 and Madeline S. Faner, Friend
Richard L. Fanyo ’69 and Mary E. Fanyo, Friend
Diane Severns Farage ’50
Mitchell H. Farber ’66 and Susan Stern Farber, Friend
Robert H. Farber ’35 and Vera May Knauer Farber ’36
Sue Shafer Farmer ’48
Elizabeth Fawcett Farone ’45 and Joseph T. Farone, Friend
Kris Maroon Faulk ’76 and David L. Faulk, Parent
Karen Hardin Fedor ’76 and John M. Fedor, Friend
Timothy S. Feemster ’68 and Gretchen Benedek Feemster ’68
James A. Felts ’43
Carolyn Miles Fermann ’64 and Anthony F. Fermann, Friend
Barbara Hogate Ferrin ’43 and Allan W. Ferrin, Friend
Vicki Lind Ferringer ’69 and Bernard F. Ferringer, Parent
Charles W. Fetter, Jr. ’64 and Nancy Blessing Fetter ’66
John D. Fetters ’50 and Marilyn Holtman Fetters ’54
John D. Fetters ’80
James R. Feutz ’68 and Vickie J. Feutz, Friend
John M. Field ’66 and Barbara B. Field, Friend
Donald C. Findlay II ’56 and Judith Lilly Findlay ’57
Roger W. Findley ’57 and Suzanne Erickson Findley, Friend
Barbara Miller Fisher ’53 and Duncan G. Fisher, Friend
Gordon E. Fisher ’47
James A. Fisher ’68 and Elizabeth Fisher, Friend
Jeffrey E. Fisher ’68 and Nancy M. Fisher, Friend
John W. Fisher and Janice B. Fisher, Parents
Martha Jackson Fisher ’65 and William Fisher, Friend
Robert W. Fisher ’37
Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Jr. ’72 and
Denise McMahon Fitzgerald, Friend
Beatrice Elizondo Fitzpatrick ’81 and Robert L. Fitzpatrick ’81
Hilliard J. Fjord ’47 and Hope Kain Fjord, Friend
Mark S. Flegenheimer ’83 and
Anne Hepting Flegenheimer, Friend
Ted C. Fleming ’36
Ann Messersmith Fletcher ’56 and R. Rolph Fletcher, Friend
William H. Fletcher ’45 and Helen E. Fletcher, Friend
John K. Flickinger ’74 and Laura L. Flickinger, Friend
Robert F. Flickinger ’68 and Caryl Flickinger, Friend

Ivan D. Floyd ’62
J. Kent Flummerfelt ’63 and
Jane Rutledge Flummerfelt, Friend
Sallie Martin Foley ’72 and Steven J. Foley, Friend
Karen Lind Folland ’68 and Edward D. Folland, Friend
Anita Thompson Ford ’68 and Lee Roy Ford III, Friend
R. Scott Ford ’73 and Laura Skorupa Ford ’75
Mary Barnard Forgie ’34
Jean Lusk Forsythe ’64 and Frank E. Forsythe, Friend
Janis Vernon Foster ’64 and Randolph H. Foster, Friend
Katherine Hays Fox ’65 and John N. Fox, Jr., Friend
Katherine Tweedle Fox ’62 and Alan F. Fox, Friend
Marion Radcliffe Fox ’58 and Graydon C. Fox, Friend
Susan Wittgen Fox ’53
Thomas C. Fox and Betty W. Fox, Parents
Charles W. Foxwell ’78
Linda Sellen Frazier ’62 and Marc Frazier, Parent
Eric W. Fredbeck ’78 and Jan Lukens Fredbeck ’80
Robert R. Frederick ’48 and Carolyn Smith Frederick ’49
Paul D. Frederickson ’59 and
Suzanne Wedeking Frederickson ’58
C. William Freeby ’51 and Marcia Andrews Freeby ’50
Russell L. Freeland ’51 and Joan Miles Freeland, Friend
Jerry A. Freeman ’53 and Alice Rogers Freeman ’53
Marilyn Payne Freeouf ’52
Patricia Williams French ’59 and Lewis L. French, Friend
Margery Graham Freshley ’48
Donald R. Fretz ’44
Patricia Boynton Frey ’65 and William James Frey, Friend
Robert L. Frey ’48
Thomas F. Frey, Jr. ’69 and Roberta Hallan Frey ’69
Wayne Friend ’58 and Maria Friend, Friend
Roger R. Fross ’62 and Madelon Rose Fross, Friend
Phyllis Wefel Fruechtenicht ’47
Veryl F. Frye, Jr. ’57 and Linda Lyon Frye, Friend
Jamie Leschansky Fullenkamp ’77 and
Larry D. Fullenkamp, Friend
Richard W. Fulmer ’52 and Shirley White Fulmer, Friend
Jane Brazes Funke ’78 and David W. Funke, Friend
Bradley S. Fuson ’82 and Teresa Gayle Fuson, Friend
Charles M. Gadd, Jr. ’67
Richard D. Gaines ’66 and Barbara Ferrell Gaines ’67
P. Richardson Gale ’43 and Joan D. Gale, Friend
Nancy Hunger Galliher ’57 and David A. Galliher, Parent
Cynthia Bates Gamble ’76 and Thomas M. Gamble, Friend
Martha Faitz Gamble ’57
William E. Gamble ’50 and
Marilyn Cruikshank Gamble, Friend
Paul E. Gard ’65 and Claudia Trout Gard, Friend
Donald B. Gardiner ’62 and Karen Ottsen Gardiner, Friend
David R. Gardner ’63 and Caren Campbell Gardner ’63
Nancy Driscol Gardner ’52 and Thomas H. Gardner ’52
Pamela J. Garland ’75
Timothy P. Garrigus ’54 and Joanne Jones Garrigus ’56
Sandra Garriott-Stejskal ’67 and
Richard Garriott-Stejskal, Friend
Lois McQueen Gartner ’52
Frederick S. Gass ’64 and Margery Stoops Gass ’66
Barbara Mayne Gasser ’47
Barbara Stahoviak Gates ’53
Nancy Young Gehlbach ’58 and Frederick R. Gehlbach, Friend
G. Richard Geier, Jr. ’62 and Karen Eva Geier, Friend
Sarah Organ Geitz ’55
Marilyn G. Genther ’73
William D. George, Jr. ’54 and Ellie George, Friend
Raymond I. Geraldson, Jr. ’62 and
Melinda Paine Geraldson ’65
William G. Gerber ’61 and Shannon Gerber, Friend
Suzanne Carroll Gerhold ’69 and James H. Gerhold ’69 dec
Paul O. Germann, Jr. ’52
James W. Gesler ’72 and Lana Gesler, Friend
Ann Lave Getzoff ’61
Robert K. Gibson ’50 and Lynn Sturgeon Gibson, Parent
Thomas R. Gibson ’64 and Sophie H. Gibson, Parent
William P. Giddings ’54 and Rochelle S. Giddings, Friend
Charles A. Gilbert ’56 and Carolyn Beasley Gilbert ’58
David W. Gilbert ’65 and Meg Gilbert, Parent
Ronald W. Gilbert ’34
William H. Gilbert ’66 and Kathleen McKay Gilbert ’68
Robert H. Giles ’55 and Nancy M. Giles, Parent
George R. Gilkey ’41
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Gretchen Soldwedel Gill ’58
Jeanne Smith Gillum ’48 and D. I. Gillum, Friend
Ronald L. Gillum ’60 and Elizabeth Feigel Gillum ’60
Frank Walker Gilmer and Peggy Gilmer, Parents
James G. Gilmore, Jr. ’81 and Kim Marie Gilmore, Friend
Tracey Fitzgerald Gionta ’85
John David Gislason ’82 and Judith A. Spence, Friend
Betty Davis Givens ’54 and David W. Givens, Friend
Sarah Bush Gladden ’59 and Powell F. Gladden, Friend
Robert L. Glass, Parent
Marjorie Willett Glenn ’64 and William C. Glenn, Friend
Nancy Zippel Gloe ’70 and Steven Gloe, Friend
Gordon E. Gockley, Friend
John P. Godwin ’67 and Sylvia Godwin, Friend
Robert P. Godwin ’59 and Patricia Zwickel Godwin ’60
John S. Goetcheus ’60 and Janice Goetcheus, Parent
Mary Ann Goetcheus ’62
Anne Troxel Golden ’72 and Thomas R. Golden, Parent
Carl H. Goltermann ’50
Barbara Loomis Good ’46 and Samuel Good, Friend dec
Warren A. Goodlad ’50 and Elizabeth Frisbie Goodlad ’49
Dorothy Gardner Goodnough ’43
Julie Houk Goodrich ’73 and David W. Goodrich, Friend
Joan Austin Goodwin ’59 and David G. Goodwin, Friend
Patricia A. Goodwin ’49
Rod Goodwin ’63 and Patricia Boyer, Friend
Patricia M. Gordon ’52
Margaret Lavidge Gosselink ’70 and
Paul Gerard Gosselink, Friend
Cynthia A. Gossett ’77 and Derek Storm, Friend
Sheri Little Gow ’70 and David R. Gow, Friend
Bradford S. Grabow ’85 and Stephanie Grabow, Friend
Mildred Hawkins Graft ’40
Jack W. Graham ’46 and Sofie B. Larson Graham, Friend
Jo Ann Brown Graham ’50
Craig C. Grannon ’70 and Linda D. Grannon, Friend
Mark W. Grannon ’78 and Gai Grannon, Friend
Thomas J. Grant ’56 and Ann Luttrell Grant ’57
Kent M. Grathwohl ’85 and Kyra Grathwohl, Friend
Ruth Bergstrom Grauer ’47 and Curt G. Grauer, Friend
Barbara Sward Graves ’48
Sarah Graser Gray ’73 and David W. Gray, Parent
Virginia Van Kirk Gray ’62 and Edman Lowell Gray, Friend
Frank L. Green ’64 and Martha Shin Green, Friend
Frederick M. Green ’66 and Judy L. Green, Parent
Judson C. Green ’74 and Joyce Taglauer Green ’75
Elizabeth Roberts Greene ’43
Judith Peterson Greene ’66
Shirley Hooper Greene ’48 and Warren Greene, Friend
Greg T. Greenwood ’78 and Kristina L. Greenwood, Friend
Pauline Grossman Gregory ’44 and
C. William Gregory, Parent
David W. Greising ’82 and Cynthia Hedges Greising ’82
Jon R. Gresley ’68 and Gudrun Dybdal, Friend
Linda Hesson Grice ’81 and Greg Grice, Friend
Jennifer Sanger Griffin ’62 and Michael N. Griffin, Parent
Robert W. Griffith, Jr. ’62 and Barbara Klingner Griffith ’63
Sandra McClelland Grimes ’60 and
Ronald Ray Grimes, Friend
Marjorie Volwiler Grinnell ’46 and Joseph F. Grinnell, Friend
Joel E. Grizzell ’47 and Jane Hickam Grizzell ’46
Tim A. Grodrian ’67 and Marilyn Lightner Grodrian ’68
Philip B. Groebe ’62 and Elizabeth T. Groebe, Friend
David S. Grogan ’54
Wells B. Grogan ’49 and Helen Picken Grogan ’49
Bruce P. Grossnickle ’74 and Jeanne Sankey Grossnickle ’73
Elizabeth Shierling Grotberg ’42
Elbert L. Groves ’39 and Marion L. Groves, Friend
Herbert J. Grubb ’52 and Lois Jean Grubb, Friend
Gerald H. Gruber ’59 and Linda Gruber, Parent
Allan W. Grundstrom ’59 and Ann Egbert Grundstrom ’59
Judith Drompp Guild ’53
Steven A. Guild ’85 and Teresa A. Guild, Friend
M. Lewis Gulick ’44
Kimberly Bass Gulli ’83 and Benjamin Gulli, Friend
Jody Tweed Gullifor ’81 and Michael Gullifor, Friend
Frances Gilpin Gumpper ’51
Barbara Banks Gurney ’51
John W. Guy ’63 and Chichi Guy, Friend
Lewis S. Haber ’49 and Lois Fassnacht Haber ’49
Patricia Porterfield Hackett ’45
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Megan Lewis Haddox ’79 and Craig A. Haddox, Friend
Stephen W. Hadley ’67 and Jill P. Hadley, Friend
Susan Schacht Hagaman ’64 and T. Carter Hagaman, Friend
Rita E. Hagmeyer ’63
Mary Whitmore Hague ’52 and
Leslie James Hague, Jr., Friend
Katharine Draper Haimbaugh ’44
Stephen L. Haines ’63 and Beverly K. Haines, Friend
Norman H. Hake ’50 and Carol V. Hake, Friend
Barbara Bowen Hale ’74 and Charles C. Hale, Jr., Friend
David E. Hall ’64 and Kathleen Zinn Hall, Parent
James A. Hall ’79
Janet Foresman Hall ’58 and James D. Hall, Friend
Katherine Suydam Hall ’56
Mary Triggs Hall ’49
Richard A. Hall ’67
Richard A. Haller, Sr. ’52 and June Leighton, Friend
A. Theodore Halsted ’49
James B. Haman ’38 and Margaret H. Haman, Friend
Donald L. Hamilton ’57 and Emily Hooton Hamilton ’58
Lee H. Hamilton ’52 and Nancy Nelson Hamilton ’52
Richard E. Hamilton ’49
Sandra A. Hamilton ’74 and William L. Hall, Friend
Stanley Hamilton ’63 and Hilary H. Hamilton, Friend
Vernon O. Hamilton, Jr. ’64 and Valerie Watson Hamilton ’65
William P. Hamilton IV ’72 and Jacqueline Bird, Friend
Jane Thoma Hammond ’57
Jarrell B. Hammond ’78 and
Laura Gardner Hammond, Friend
Bert Handwork ’52 and Mary Ellen Carr Handwork, Friend
Jennifer Carpenter Hanley ’83
Mary Ann Jones Hanna ’42
David H. Hannah ’72 and Martha Musser Hannah ’72
Glenn C. Hannah ’52
Martha Yelton Hanpeter ’46 and
John Andrew Hanpeter, Friend
Marilynn Parrett Hansen ’44
Richard A. Hansen ’53 and Joan K. Hansen, Friend
Judith Jackson Hanson ’49
Lois Nash Harbert ’50
David C. Harbottle ’68 and Cindi Harbottle, Friend
Marion Goldthwaite Harcourt ’50
Sharon Garner Hardern ’70 and Darryl Hardern, Friend
Robert B. Harding ’64 and Susan Harding, Parent
C. Bruce Hardy ’40 and Muriel M. Hardy, Friend
William N. Hardy ’73 and Tamara S. Hardy, Friend
Vera Curtis Harkin ’41
T. Lyle Harlor ’48 and Pam Harlor, Friend
Louis W. Harmening, Jr. ’61 and
Janet Bloxsome Harmening ’61
Russell Freed Harmon ’39
E. Thomas Harnish ’44 dec and Helen Harnish, Friend
Billie Jo Adelhelm Harper ’53 and Benjamin L. Harper, Friend
Anne Johnson Harris ’79 and Jeffrey J. Harris, Friend
Charles M. Harris ’70 and Marie Rhine Harris ’70
Mary Harris Harris ’57 and Terry E. Harris, Parent
Stephen P. Harris ’80 and Carla A. Harris, Friend
Ana Bacallao Harshaw ’82 and Rob Harshaw, Friend
Dawn Wedow Hart ’75 and Richard D. Hart, Friend
Russell H. Hart, Jr. ’50
Barbara Hartman ’64 and James E. Melville, Friend
Howard L. Hartman ’76 and Marijo R. Hartman, Friend
Nancy Grant Harvey ’60
Geoffrey T. Hatch ’66 and Jane Ellen Hatch, Friend
R. Randolph Hatch ’67 and Judith R. Hatch, Friend
Philip C. Hauck ’64 and Kathrine Harris Hauck ’64
Robert O. Hausser ’67
Jill Taubensee Havey ’81 and Michael James Havey, Friend
Barbara Babcock Hawes ’61 and
David Holbrook Hawes, Friend
Donna Walker Hawk ’66 and Raleigh Hawk, Friend
Fred W. Hawk ’57 and Gail Achtner Hawk ’57
Nancy Cessna Hawthorne ’51 and
George D. Hawthorne, Friend
Kris A. Hayden ’78 and Susan Showalter Hayden ’78
Clarke L. Hayes ’64 and Virginia Keim Hayes ’64
George H. Hayes ’43
Kenneth H. Haynie ’54
J. Denny Haythorn ’69 and Lori Johnson Haythorn, Friend
Frances Wilson Hayward ’58
Carolyn Waller Heagey ’51

Judith Warren Heaps ’63 and Kenneth P. Heaps, Friend
L. Charles Hebel, Jr. ’52
James A. Heckler ’64
Ann Hendrix Hedde ’74 and Charles C. Hedde, Friend
Craig R. Hedin ’72 and Andrea K. Hedin, Friend
Carole Kelly Hegenbarth ’58 and James T. Hegenbarth, Friend
Janelle Hartsell Heise ’81
John I. Heise III ’74
Richard F. Helfrich ’60 and Virginia Hale Helfrich ’61
Nancy Crane Heller ’60 and Charles R. Heller, Parent
Robert E. Heller ’63 and Lois Jane Heller, Friend
Patricia Henderson ’66
Dan L. Hendricks ’70 and Barbara Beal Hendricks ’70
Cynthia Glass Henk ’63 and Russell H. Henk, Friend
Virginia Law Henke ’73 and Wolfgang Henke, Friend
Mary McCallum Henrichs ’58
H. Andrew Henrikson ’83 and Jennifer Knapp Henrikson ’84
Joyce Clark Henriott ’71 and Gordon W. Henriott, Friend
Janet S. Henry ’74
Laurin L. Henry ’42 and K. Jane Stephan, Friend
Norma A. Henry, Friend
Robert F. Henry, Jr. ’54 and Ellen O. Henry, Friend
Mary Carson Hensold ’49 dec and William F. Hensold, Friend
Gail Ritchie Henson ’73 and Edward Henson, Friend
Betty Staples Herdman ’47 and Eric B. Herdman, Jr., Friend
Susan Stoll Herin ’53 and John Samuel Herin, Friend
Eleanor Hostetter Herr ’37
Michael A. Herrell ’60 and Helen Herrell, Parent
Charles A. Herrick ’64 and Shirley Unruh Herrick ’64
James W. Herrick ’61 and Virginia V. Herrick, Friend
Nancy Rich Herrin ’66 and J. Q. Herrin, Parent
G. Richard Hershberger ’57 and Jo Petry Hershberger ’57
Charles O. Hershey ’69 and Linda Hershey, Friend
Kay Heckman Hervey ’71
Kristina Nelson Hesbol ’72
David C. Hess ’85 and Patricia M. Hess, Friend
James M. Hess ’66
Roma Williams Hess ’64 and Thomas E. Hess, Friend
Marilyn Brier Hewitt ’59 and Jack G. Hewitt, Friend
Cleveland P. Hickman, Jr. ’50 and
Rae Rickenbacher Hickman ’49
David E. Hickman ’73 and Jacquelyn Hickman, Friend
G. William Higbee ’68 and Heather Cibulka Higbee ’68
Shaun O. Higgins ’71 and Ann Glendening Higgins, Friend
Cecelia Helwig Hilgert ’65
Albert F. Hill ’50 and Nancy Vandermoer Hill, Friend dec
Amy Wilmer Hill ’83 and David L. Hill, Friend
Gloria Reichenbach Hill ’60 and Herbert N. Hill, Parent
Nancy Stooker Hill ’76 and Raymond Hill, Friend
Richard T. Hill, Jr. ’58 and Roberta Gates Hill ’58
William Brian Hill ’54
Charles W. Hillman ’52 and Anne Mossberg Hillman ’51
Scott L. Hillstrom ’65 and Mary Ann Hillstrom, Friend
Dennis P. Himan ’66 and Janet Himan, Friend
Hubert T. Hinds ’60 and Ann Harger Hinds ’60
Richard B. Hinely ’59
Faith Ritz Hippensteel ’30
Patricia Slaby Hirby ’64
Robert B. Hirschman ’56 and Janis Hirschman, Friend
Elizabeth Surbeck Hitchner ’42
Max W. Hittle, Jr. ’66
Dianna Pohl Hoag ’59
William H. Hoag ’53 and Marie Hoag, Friend
Scott T. Hocking ’73 and Barbara Albrecht Hocking ’73
Jeffrey L. Hodge ’80 and Kathryn Beth Hodge, Parent
William B. Hoenig, Jr. ’56 and
MaryBelle Ferguson Hoenig ’56
William J. Hoenig ’80
Carol Rummell Hoffman ’61 and Eugene Hoffman, Friend
Cynthia Rice Hogan ’50
Patricia Hart Hoge ’82 and Richard J. Hoge ’82
Donald F. Holcomb ’49
Marie Freeman Holcomb ’45
John B. Holdeman ’61 and Dian Alfrey Holdeman ’63
James M. Holland ’54 and Jackie Holland, Parent
Richard C. Holland ’52 and Barbara Swisher Holland, Friend
Judith Bain Hollar ’71 and Douglas E. Hollar, Friend
James Hollensteiner ’53 and Wanda Hollensteiner, Parent
Joe Gregory Hollingsworth ’71 and
Nancy Bartlett Hollingsworth ’72
Ronald K. Holmberg ’54 and Cynthia Brooks Holmberg ’56
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Steven R. Holmberg, Friend
Marlene Schild Holmes ’60
Barbara Lenfesty Holt ’50
Jane Hedgcock Holt ’44
Mark B. Holt ’73
Julia Gullett Holth ’46 and Gerald K. Holth, Friend
Thomas L. Holthouse ’57 and Joy Uphaus Holthouse ’57
David W. Holty ’61 and Jane Striebeck Holty ’61
Karen Burkhardt Holy ’67 and John Holy, Friend
David E. Hood ’55 and Joanne Christensen Hood ’53
John R. Hook ’49
Herbert W. Hoover ’51 and Barbara Burton Hoover ’49
R. David Hoover ’67 and Suzanne Anderson Hoover ’67
Marcia Fergus Hopkins ’71 and Donald W. Hopkins, Friend
Margaret Horrigan ’71 and Terry N. Foster, Friend
Pamela Hathaway Horton ’76 and Dan B. Horton, Friend
Sarah Roberts Houghland ’65 and Wright Houghland, Friend
Robert E. Houk ’42 and Marion Pfitzner Houk ’42
Jane Broyhill Houser ’68 and Richard Douglas Houser, Friend
Carl Howard ’42 and Kathleen Costello Howard, Friend
R. Keith Howard ’83 and Karen Carlson Howard ’85
Rebecca Johnston Howard ’61
Pamela S. Howell ’74
Holly Hanscom Hoxie ’66 and Frederick Hoxie, Friend
Sharon Blythe Hu ’76
John S. Hubbard ’49 and
Josephine McDavid Hubbard, Friend
Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74 and Allan B. Hubbard, Friend
Maxine May Hubbard ’64 and Douglas Hubbard, Friend
Leonard W. Huck ’44 and Suzanne L. Huck, Friend
Sue Huffman Hudelson ’59 and Robert E. Hudelson, Friend
Marillyn Knuepfer Hudson ’48 and
R. Burton Hudson, Friend
Sarah Race Huesing ’85 and Michael A. Huesing ’86
Joan Bethel Huestis ’49
Linda Link Huff ’60 and Noble F. Huff, Parent
Verla Crain Huff ’39
Debra Smith Hughes ’83 and Christopher A. Hughes, Friend
Jean Montgomery Hughes ’42 and Otto A. Kohl, Friend
Mary Coyle Hughes ’66
Peggy Ragan Hughes ’52
Lois Kjellberg Hughet ’44 and Keith R. Hughet, Parent
Heidi Schultz Huizenga ’67 and Peter Huizenga, Friend
John H. Huneke III ’67 and Ruth Russ Huneke ’68
Mary Jo Steinmetz Hunsberger ’61
James L. Hunt ’64 and Dorothy Shake Hunt ’65
Jane Cockerill Hunt ’63 and Donald S. Hunt, Friend
Roger S. Hunt ’65 and Mary Libby Hunt ’63
Thomas W. Hunter ’47 and Barbara Day Hunter ’47 dec
Tim B. Hunter ’65 and Carol K. Hunter, Friend
Carol Porter Hupp ’78
Joanne Blake Hurst ’50 and Raymond L. Hurst, Friend
Erwin Huston ’47 and Alice M. Huston, Friend
Esther Steele Hyde ’46 and David C. Hyde, Parent
Douglas S. Hynden ’78 and Melanie Nicklas Hynden ’78
Richard W. Hynson III ’75
Jane Stevens Illich ’42
Anthony P. Isch ’77 and Anna Isch, Parent
Anna Ashton Iseri ’51 and Oscar A. Iseri, Friend
David F. Isler ’74 and Joyce M. Isler, Friend
Kristine A. Iverson ’75
Carol Funk Ives ’79 and Robert T. Ives ’79
Joseph T. Ives, Jr. ’53 and Mary Shattuck Ives ’53
David M. Ivey, Parent
Jacob R. Jackson ’81 and Karen Robinson Jackson ’82
Virginia Moomaw Jackson ’44 dec and
Webster P. Jackson, Friend
Miriam White Jacobs ’46 and Ray S. Jacobs ’45 dec
Nancy Witte Jacobs, Friend
Robert W. Jacobs ’66 and Sheryl Lou King Jacobs, Friend
Robert J. Jacobson ’58 and Elizabeth Jacobson, Friend
Mary E. Jaeger ’75
Robin R. Jaeger ’74
John Jakes ’53 and Rachel Payne Jakes ’51
Thomas A. Jameson ’56 and Sandra B. Jameson, Friend
Norman F. Jay ’55 and Judith Harding Jay, Parent
Karen Meiks Jeffries ’58 and Neal P. Jeffries, Friend
Jean Hixon Jelliffe ’47
Charlotte Biernatzki Jeltsch ’45 and Arnold E. Jeltsch, Friend
Stuart E. Jenkins ’64 and Patricia Grubb Jenkins ’66
Virginia McCartney Jenkins ’51 and David Jenkins, Friend
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John A. Jennings ’54 and Patricia Williams Jennings ’53
Wayne G. Jeronimus ’68 and Virginia Jeronimus, Friend
Donald E. Jesseman, Jr. ’61
Marvin R. Jewell, Jr. ’54 and Mary Jane Jewell, Parent
John R. Jewett ’44 and Marybelle Bramhall Jewett ’45
John R. Jewett, Jr. ’77 and Perry Bockstahler Jewett, Friend
L. Edward John, Parent and Mary Jean John, Friend
Janet L. Johns ’85
Arlyn Theiss Johnson ’46 and Samuel Johnson IV, Friend
Carol Nelson Johnson ’52 and Wendell H. Johnson, Friend
Darrell R. Johnson ’85 and Elizabeth A. Johnson, Friend
David C. Johnson ’67 and Mimi Herington, Friend
David S. Johnson ’53 and Anne Prindle Johnson ’54
Diane Engel Johnson ’64 and James F. Johnson IV, Friend
Edward W. Johnson ’62 and Amy Wu, Friend
Ellen Hoisington Johnson ’51
Jeffrey R. Johnson ’75
Joyce Wolma Johnson ’59 and Philip C. Johnson, Friend
Margaret I. Johnson ’27
Norman Miller Johnson ’56 and Julie Reeves Johnson, Friend
Patricia Dickey Johnson ’57 and
Robert Kenneth Johnson, Friend
Robert W. Johnson ’63 and Rebecca D. Johnson, Friend
Phyllis Madden Johnston ’49 and Parke B. Johnston, Friend
T. Scott Johnston ’67
Ann Graham Jones ’48 and David Jones, Friend
Anne Nelson Jones ’55 and Eckess Jones, Friend
Carolyn T. Jones ’58
Donald Jones ’49 and Salena Hotchkiss Jones ’49
Janet L. Jones ’69
Jean MacRae Jones ’44
Jeffrey D. Jones ’80 and Suzy Jones, Friend
John S. Jones ’71
Nicholas L. Jones ’57 and Susan Ann Hart Jones, Friend
Patrice Moore Jones ’54 and Clifford Jones, Friend
William B. Jones ’36 and Edna Meyer Jones, Friend
C. Robert Jordan ’50 and Sandra Brooks Jordan ’51
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. ’57
Elizabeth Craig Joseph ’58 and Albert L. Joseph, Friend
Frances Chambers Joswick ’51
Katherine Koch Joyce ’77
Betty Jo McDonald Judy ’45 and James W. Judy, Friend
Shirley Brooks Judy ’52
Robert S. Julian ’59 and Marjorie Moore Julian ’60
Emmett F. Kaelble ’53 and Martha Davidson Kaelble ’55
James R. Kanney ’52 and Lucille C. Kanney, Friend
George G. Karas ’56 and Shirley Craig Karas ’56
Diane S. Kartalia ’70 and Theodore H. Hoppock, Friend
Helen Hall Kasper ’78 and Robert Kasper, Friend
James F. Kasper ’72 and Sherryl Davis Kasper ’74
Linda Martin Katula ’62 and Theodore M. Katula, Jr., Parent
Sue Buell Kay ’71 and Steve Kay, Friend
James A. Kayler ’63 and Linda Forristall Kayler, Friend
Ann Brigham Kazmar ’50 and Kenneth Kazmar, Friend
William N. Keadey, Jr. ’68 and Penelope Morse Keadey ’69
Nancy Neal Keating ’57 and Richard C. Keating, Friend
Genevieve O’Hair Kee ’37
James R. Keene ’50 and Martha Ingram Keene ’50
Thomas W. Keene ’60 and Deanna L. Porte, Friend
Carter O. Keith ’80
Margaret Showalter Keith ’47
Florence Ullrich Kelley ’53 and
Lawrence Welsford Kelley, Friend
Jean Olson Kelminson ’68 and Leslie L. Kelminson, Friend
Margaret Thomson Kelsey ’81 and J. Michael Kelsey, Friend
Robert M. Kelsey ’55 and Edna M. Kelsey, Friend
Anne Getty Kelvin ’73 and Frederick Kelvin, Friend
John S. Kemper ’59 and Margaret McElwain Kemper ’60
John L. Kendall ’63 and Jayne Long Kendall, Friend
Constance Klarer Kenerley ’80 and
Charles Miller Kenerley, Friend
Betty Sageser Kennedy ’48
Dana Alu Kennedy ’70 and Thomas M. Kennedy, Friend
Ronald C. Kennedy ’65 and Elaine S. Kennedy, Friend
Carol Breuhaus Kenney ’58
Walter K. Kent ’32 and Susannah Kent, Friend
Charles A. Ker ’56 and Connie Louise Ker, Friend
Grace Roselyn Kerlin ’70 and Joseph C. Kerlin, Friend
Herbert A. Kern ’51 dec and Arline W. Kern, Friend
Janice Pahl Kern ’71 and Robert M. Kern, Friend
Dorcas Owens Kerr ’48

Robert E. Kersey ’56 and Jayne Kersey, Friend
John L. Ketcham ’41
Doris Leirer Kett ’49
Margaret Tucker Key ’65 and Ronald P. Key, Parent
Margaret Yoder Keys ’37
Joan Erlandson Kiburz ’72 and Arnold J. Kiburz, Parent
Judith McNew Kiely ’60 and Donald E. Kiely, Parent
Cheryl A. King ’75 and Bernard Zimmermann III, Friend
Elbert W. King ’42 and Rowena King, Friend
Jane Clements King ’55 and J. Howie King, Parent
Julie Reynolds King ’77 and Robert M. King, Friend
Kurt Edward Kingseed ’78 and Lisa A. Kingseed, Friend
David C. Kingsley ’64 and Judy C. Kingsley, Friend
Linda Bellinger Kinnett ’72 and Joe D. Kinnett, Parent
Edith B. Kinsey, Parent
John W. Kinsey ’52 and Patricia A. Kinsey, Friend
Jeanne Petracek Kipp ’57
Robert C. Kirk, Jr. ’71 and Lucinda Tucker Kirk ’71
Beret Carlson Kischner ’63 and Michael Kischner, Friend
Karen L. Kish ’64
Robert G. Kissell, Jr. ’64 and Susan Bullis Kissell, Friend
Neal E. Kitchell ’72 and Diana Tamara Kitchell, Parent
Constance Ceeley Klarer ’43 and David Klarer, Parent
Arthur E. Klauser ’45
Jane Messing Kleinschmidt ’50 and
Kenneth R. Kleinschmidt ’50 dec
Meredith Miller Kling ’55 and Carl Kling, Parent
Marilyn Shanks Klingaman ’54 and
Thomas Klingaman, Friend
Laurie Mann Klion ’82 and Reid E. Klion, Friend
Gary L. Klotz ’74 and Terri L. Klotz, Friend
Richard E. Knapp ’56 and Ann Bland Knapp ’57
Chas. W. E. Knickrehm ’48 and
Carla Marie Kopp Knickrehm, Friend
Norman J. Knights ’44
Barbara Steele Kniskern ’76 and Robert J. Kniskern, Parent
Julie Ehman Knostman ’78
Charles M. Knueppel ’48 and Virginia Auble Knueppel ’48
David V. Koch ’59 and Loretta Peterson Koch, Friend
James A. Koch ’53 and Sharen Koch, Friend
Samuel A. Kocoshis ’69 and Marie S. Kocoshis, Friend
Robert L. Koenig ’51 and Janet Wray Koenig, Friend
William B. Koenig ’77 and Susan Koenig, Friend
Edward L. Koosed ’44 and Barbara Koosed, Friend
Nancy Leis Kota ’76 and J. Michael Kota, Friend
Richard B. Kotila ’77
Christine Hill Koukola ’68 and Peter W. Koukola, Friend
Susan Haney Kozak ’84 and Craig Kozak, Friend
Richard C. Kraege ’70 and Anne Beekman Kraege ’70
Barbara Garrett Krause ’57 and Joseph T. Krause, Friend
Vern T. Kraushaar ’53
Virginia Dirks Krauss ’65 and Frederick G. Krauss, Friend
Elizabeth Hughes Krebs ’84 and Kenneth C. Krebs, Friend
Donald E. Kreider ’63 and Phyllis Ernst Kreider ’63
Catherine Duncan Kress ’64
A. Richard Kriegsman ’71 and Nancy Ann Lange, Friend
Pauline Rich Krigbaum ’51 dec and
Thomas H. Krigbaum, Parent
Dale Hanscom Krone ’70 and Philip Sand Krone, Friend
Carolyn Watson Kruger ’63 and Jim Kruger, Friend
Molly Rorschach Krumme ’72 and Larry Gibson, Friend
Thomas V. Kruse ’70 and Pamela Stoakes Kruse ’71
Kenneth J. Kubat ’78 and Lynn E. Kubat, Friend
James R. Kuehl ’62 and Joyce Kuehl, Friend
Elizabeth Spangler Kuehling ’66
Margaret Dailey Kuehrmann ’57 and
Otto V. Kuehrmann, Friend
Colby H. Kullman ’66
Neil J. Kurland ’77
Jeanne Albrecht Kurtz ’78 and Carl B. Kurtz, Friend
Nancy Wegener Kwiat ’78
Wayne C. Kyhos ’66 and Carol Pritz Kyhos ’67
Carol Mead LaBorde ’60
A. Jeanne LaDuke ’60
Ev Whaley LaFollette ’63 and James W. LaFollette, Parent
Barbara Cash LaVelle ’53
Joan Elsenbarth Lacey, Friend
Beth A. Lafferty ’79 and Larry C. Spears ’78
Leland A. Lahr ’52 and Wanda Julie Lahr, Friend
Marcia H. Lake ’68
Richard J. Laker ’57 and Helen Pigott Laker ’58
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Constance Hubbard Lakomski ’54
E. Henry Lamkin, Jr. ’56 and Martha Dampf Lamkin, Parent
Paul E. Lancaster ’52 and Susan Lancaster, Friend
Thomas A. Lancaster ’58 and Marilyn Hansen Lancaster ’58
David L. Landsittel ’62 and Darlene M. Landsittel, Friend
Jacqueline Arnold Lang ’46
Sally Shield Lange, Jr. ’59 and Harold T. Lange, Friend
Elroy F. Langill ’42
Kyle E. Lanham ’79 and Sally E. Lanham, Friend
Larry D. Lankton ’69 and Rachel Bourland Lankton ’69
Carolyn Mueller Lanter ’79 and Earl Edward Lanter, Friend
Shirley Veneman Lanum ’51 and Raymond L. Lanum, Friend
Eunice Brumm Lanzl ’41
Gail Vanthournout Lanznar ’77 and
Howard S. Lanznar, Friend
William F. Laramore ’42 and Betty L. Laramore, Friend
Ronald E. Large ’74 and Marny M. Livingston, Friend
Elaine Bertram Larkin ’61
Jon P. Larrick ’62 and Pamela Maphis Larrick, Friend
Albert H. Larson III ’67 and Susan P. Larson, Friend
Joyce Foster Larson ’53 and Arlyn J. Larson, Friend
Constance Ryan Lathrop ’72 and John M. Lathrop, Friend
David F. Lau ’73 and Nancy Pfeffer Lau ’75
Vicki Bunting Lauderdale ’58
Kathryn Senseman Laudick ’84 and James Laudick, Friend
Michael W. Laukitis ’64 and Lora Laukitis, Friend
Jane Greer Lauritzen ’52
Everett L. Laury ’54 and Margaret Laury, Friend
Arthur W. Lavidge ’42
Robert J. Lavidge ’43
Victor B. Lawhead ’40 and Doris J. Lawhead, Friend
Peter M. Layden ’63 and Kathleen Morrissey Layden, Friend
Marian Walker LeGros ’44
Elizabeth Herrick LeTerneau ’61 and John LeTerneau, Friend
Jill Matthews LeVan ’71 and George L. LeVan, Friend
Henry A. Leander ’52 and Louise Ford Leander ’52
P. Jayne Lebsack ’65
Kathi Hancock Lee ’73 and Edward Lee, Friend
Margaret Strickler Lee ’36
Paul H. Lee, Jr. ’52 and Suzanne Sturges Lee ’52
Ruth Wade Lee ’38
Judith Hawkinson Lefferdink ’71
John S. Leffler ’71 and Leslie McGaughey Leffler ’72
Thomas D. Leidy ’68 and Mary Ellen Leidy, Friend
Eleanor Crosby Leigeber ’45 and Robert D. Leigeber, Parent
Kathleen Auchter Leighton ’77
David A. Leighty ’63 and Lisa Luther Leighty, Friend
Deborah Andersen Leipzig ’77 and Thomas J. Leipzig, Friend
Charles A. Leis ’52 and Marilyn Newpart Leis ’52
Kathryn Mason Lentz ’71 and David L. Lentz, Friend
Lois Hassell Lenz ’44
Joe C. Leonard ’62 and Karen Leonard, Friend
Paula Eddy Leslie ’40
Robert L. Levy ’69 and Betsy Levy, Parent
Daniel E. Lewis, Jr. ’58 and Linda Brainard Lewis ’60
Henry Lewis ’50 and Pat C. Lewis, Parent
Janet Miller Lewis ’54 and Richard T. Lewis, Friend
Raymond P. Lewis, Jr. ’51 and Nanette Draper Lewis, Friend
W. J. Lewis, Jr. ’48 and Ann Hodson Lewis, Parent
George H. Libman ’65 and Leona P. Libman, Friend
James E. Liebig ’51 and Margaret Ann Cook Liebig, Friend
Ronald W. Liechty ’55 and Anna Lucille Liechty, Friend
Carol Lawrence Light ’64 and Norman D. Light, Friend
Thomas E. Lilly ’59 and Marianne Lilly, Parent
Jo Ankeny Lindamood ’62
Julie McFadden Lindsley ’81 and Mark E. Lindsley, Friend
James F. Lininger ’71 and Enola Gay Lininger, Friend
Helen Freund Linville ’51
M. Alan Lish, Jr. ’64 and Jeannine Buchanan Lish ’67
Robert W. Lloyd III ’65 and Bonnie Stout Lloyd ’66
Ellis K. Locher, Jr. ’61 and Lynn Grainger Locher ’62
G. Richard Locke ’58 and Judy Blang Locke ’58
G. Richard Locke III ’83 and Jean L. Locke, Friend
Richard A. Loescher ’61
Molly Williams Loeser ’64 and Richard O. Loeser, Friend
C. Sumpter Logan ’59 and Linda Ware Logan ’61
Douglas M. Long ’73 and Katherine Beard Long, Friend
Richard W. Loring ’52 and Janet Teetor Loring ’52
George C. Lortz ’62 and Rebecca Watts Lortz ’63
Robert Webster Lott ’42 and Bettye Shoop Lott ’41
Richard T. Louttit ’54
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Barbara Jones Lowe ’50
Deborah Triebel Loyd ’78 and David C. Loyd, Friend
Anne Hartshorn Luber ’51 and Fred G. Luber, Friend
Betty Wilkening Luce ’66 and Ned Luce, Friend
Charlotte Nelson Lueckel ’58
Mary Sherer Lukens ’49
Joseph W. Lullo ’51 and Virginia Kibbler Lullo ’51
Howard F. Lund ’58 and Jayne Kuebler Lund ’59
Paul A. Luther ’73 and Angela Gail Luther, Friend
Ronald D. Luther ’70
Nancy H. Lutz ’81
Jack W. Lyle ’56 and Linda Garrard Lyle, Friend
Mary Spencer Lyman ’61 and James R. Lyman, Friend
Lillian F. Lynch ’52
Tamara Lewis Lynch ’86 and Joe Lynch, Friend
Frances Swanstrom MacCollum ’54 and
M. S. MacCollum, Friend
James S. MacDonald ’70 and
Christine Collyer MacDonald ’70
Saundra Fabrick MacGregor ’62 and
Michael D. MacGregor, Parent
Susanne Hanna MacTavish ’69 and
Douglas S. MacTavish, Friend
Robert J. Macoy ’66
Warren E. Magnuson ’62 and Robbin Magnuson, Friend
Eleanor Page Magorien ’49 and Richard J. Magorien, Friend
Joan McCormick Mahoney ’54 and
Bertram W. Mahoney, Friend
Nancy Vititoe Mahoney ’71 and David F. Mahoney, Friend
Michael R. Maine ’61 and Suzanne Bauman Maine ’62
Amy Dolan Malaney ’79 and Dennis Malaney, Friend
Patricia Thoma Mallers ’61 and James C. Mallers, Friend
Sally Gifford Manion ’66 and Robert C. Manion, Friend
Barbara Conkling Mann ’74
Robert E. March ’41 and Madge Simrall March, Friend
J. Dennis Marek ’64 and Cathleen Marek, Friend
M. Osterhout Markley ’73 and Daniel Markley, Friend
David N. Marks ’71 and Suzanne I. Marks, Friend
Cecilia Maron-Puntarelli ’78 and Salvatore J. Puntarelli, Jr. ’78
Richard F. Maroney ’57 and Joyce Ragland Maroney ’58
Elizabeth Friend Marsh ’48
David A. Martin ’70 and Cyndy Lorman Martin ’70
David W. Martin ’79 and Elizabeth Rigby Martin, Friend
Edward B. Martin ’73 and Anne Zonsius Martin ’73
Edward S. Martin ’60
Frances Swain Martin ’52 and William Donald Martin, Friend
Libby Martin, Parent
Margaret Roth Martin ’45 and Robert S. Martin, Friend
C. Scott Martindill, Parent
Suzanne Gill Marty ’63
James H. Mason ’52 and Anabel Russell Mason ’52
John C. Mason ’80 and Jane Oberlin Mason ’81
John M. Mason, Jr. ’67
Ann MacLean Massie ’65 and Kent Belmore Massie, Friend
Gregory L. Mast ’76 and Jennifer East Mast ’76
Dwight E. Matthews ’73 and Ellen L. Matthews, Parent
Robert E. Matthews, Parent
Roland C. Matthies ’31
Anne Beattie Maverick ’72 and Andrew W. Maverick, Friend
Wayne May ’41 and Marion Wrege May ’43 dec
George L. Mazanec ’58 and Elsa B. Mazanec, Parent
Carmel J. Mazzocco ’64
Joan Drompp McAfee ’50 and William J. McAfee, Friend
Marilee Lidikay McCallister ’57
Thomas W. McClain ’65
Michael D. McClure ’64 and Brenda McClure, Friend
Pamela A. McCord ’66
Stanley E. McCormack ’71 and Janis B. McCormack, Friend
John P. McCormick ’65 and Barbara McCormick, Friend
Patricia Kuhns McCormick ’59 and
Ralph W. McCormick, Friend
Michael B. McCracken ’79 and Wendy McCracken, Friend
Lexy C. McCulloch ’67
Susan Campbell McCully ’68 and Thomas R. McCully, Friend
Nina Fay McCunniff ’48 and Thomas G. McCunniff, Friend
Mary McTague McDaniel ’77 and
William Joseph McDaniel, Friend
R. Griffith McDonald ’64 and
Patricia Peckinpaugh McDonald ’66
James S. McElwain ’59 and Ruth Eichelman McElwain ’59
Douglas R. McFarlan ’77 and Norma J. McFarlan, Friend
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Martha Curry Morey ’52
Gift at Work Emily B. Morgan ’63
George A. Morgan, Jr. ’58 and Hildegarde Swanson, Friend
Music student studies in Ireland on Hoover Scholarship Jerry A. Morgan ’59 and Christine Johnson Morgan ’61
H. Richard Morgenstern ’55 and
Nancy K. Morgenstern, Friend
At DePauw, senior Steven G. Maijala plays woodwind instru- Frances Yamasaki Mori ’44 and Bruce S. Mori, Friend
ments in orchestra and chamber recitals as part of his five-year Jean Wilcox Morris ’51 and George Morris, Friend
John W. Morris ’50 and Wilma Elaine Bishop Morris, Friend
degree double major in music performance and biology. Due to Norman G. Morris ’51
Larry R. Morrison ’65 and Nancy Mueller Morrison ’65
the generous support of alumni, however, the Eau Claire, Wis., Marilyn Stevenson Morrison ’51 and
George G. Morrison, Parent
native took his music studies one step further last spring, studying R. Earl Morrison ’36 and Shirley E. Messing, Friend
Peter A. Morse ’65 and Kathryn Murvin Morse ’65
traditional dance and flute at University College Cork in Ireland. Donald B. Moser ’64 and Elaine Moser, Friend
James M. Moss, Parent
“This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that would John R. Mote ’50
Thomas Russell Mote ’74 and Deanna Thibodeau, Friend
not have been possible without their generosity,” Maijala says of Patricia Jacobs Mottweiler ’50 and John Jenkins, Friend
Nick Mourouzis and Marilyn Mourouzis, Friends
R. David Hoover ’67 and Suzanne Anderson Hoover ’67, whose John L. Mowry ’58
endowed scholarship supported Maijala’s studies last year, both in Jennifer Davis Moy ’82 and Eric Richard Moy, Parent
Carolyn Schrank Mugge ’66 and Larry J. Mugge, Parent
Ireland and at DePauw. John C. Mull ’52 and Joan Kaniewski Mull ’52
Robert L. Muller ’55 and Shirley Fouch Muller ’57
As Maijala prepares for graduate studies, his long-term aspiration is to play professionally in an Alice Fairbank Mulligan ’52 and Thomas E. Mulligan, Parent
Marjorie Whitehouse Munson ’67
orchestra. His experiences, both on- and off-campus, have helped prepare him for that goal. Duane R. Murphy ’42 and Anna Murphy, Friend
Patricia L. Murphy ’65 and Donald L. Blamberg, Friend
David C. Murray and Susan V. Murray, Parents
Joan Isenbarger Murray ’50
Gregory McGarvey ’72 and Peggy Ann McGarvey, Friend Ellen S. Miller ’76 Stephen M. Murray ’69 and Anne Cisle Murray, Friend
Susan Webster McGimpsey ’63 and Herbert A. Miller, Jr. ’52 and Nancy Bye Miller, Friend David E. Muschler ’68 and Ann L. Becker, Friend
Earl R. McGimpsey, Friend Jane Schwalm Miller ’54 and Robert W. Miller, Parent Allen R. Musheno ’69 and Susan J. Musheno, Friend
R. Edward McGreevy, Jr. ’54 and Patricia McGreevy, Parent Kathryn A. Miller ’73 Bruce A. Myer ’79
Scott Allen McIlroy ’72 and Mary A. McIlroy, Friend Patricia Young Miller ’68 and Wallace H. Miller, Friend Bruce David Myrehn ’82 and Kimberly Holycross Myrehn ’83
James B. McIntyre ’66 R. Drew Miller ’43 Jean Pennington Nay ’37 and Richard Marion Nay, Friend
Joan Stephens McKay ’50 Rosalie Amory Miller ’53 and Richard K. Miller, Friend David W. Neeb ’64 and Sarah Carroll Neeb ’62
David N. McKeag ’58 and Mary Jo McKeag, Parent Martha Clem Million ’44 Virginia Condon Neff ’51
Holiday Hart McKiernan ’80 and Julia Knipe Mills ’74 and Donald L. Mills, Friend John T. Neighbours ’71 and Sharon Neighbours, Friend
Philip B. McKiernan, Friend Margery Miller Mills ’40 Roger B. Nelsen ’64
Richard F. McLoughlin ’50 and Robert S. Mills, Friend Barry L. Nelson ’79 and Jeanne M. Nelson, Friend
Anita Henderson McLoughlin ’51 Theodore E. Mioduski, Jr. ’80 and Eileen Mioduski, Parent Erik G. Nelson ’61 and Eleanor D. Nelson, Friend
Carol Borge McMahon ’50 and Kim Vanderkolk Mirowski ’85 Marcia Jensen Nelson ’67 and David L. Nelson, Friend
Robert V. McMahon, Sr., Parent John Mirza ’44 Martha Hemker Nelson ’66
Carolyn Elliott McManaman ’39 Dean A. Mitchell ’51 and Martha Dunlavy Mitchell ’52 Natalie Walters Nelson ’34 and Stephen L. Nelson, Friend
Susanne Chamberlin McMichael ’49 John H. Mitchell ’51 and Dorena Van Voorhies Mitchell ’52 Susan Sawens Nelson ’52 and Paul T. Nelson, Friend
Lynn Cooley McMillion ’56 and Lee N. McMillion, Friend Philip C. Mitchell III ’74 and Karen Mitchell, Friend William R. Nesbit ’52 and Nancy Hartz Nesbit ’52
Earl E. McMahon, Friend Robert L. Mitchell ’60 and Rebecca Mitchell, Friend Richard S. Neville ’76 and Janet Asp Neville, Friend
William T. McMurry ’56 and Patricia McMurry, Friend William J. Mitchell ’63 and Eleanor Putnam Mitchell ’63 Robert W. Newell ’34 and Dorothy M. Newell, Friend
Nancy Emmert McNab ’78 and Thomas C. McNab, Friend George P. Mitru ’61 and Diane C. Mitru, Friend Barbara Barr Newlin ’50 and Robert E. Newlin, Parent
Jack H. McNairy ’55 and Mary Condon McNairy ’55 David Moessinger ’52 and Jeri Taylor, Friend Phyllis Walker Nicholas ’55 and Bruce S. Nicholas, Friend
William R. McSwegin ’68 John S. Moffet ’73 Margaret McCall Nichols ’39
Dorothy Johnson McWhirter ’55 Louise Martin Mohler ’48 Phyllis Walcott Nichols ’44
Gary K. McWilliams ’59 and William F. Mohr ’49 and Patricia Mohr, Friend Joan Barnes Nicholson ’51
Nancy Redding McWilliams, Parent C. Scott Molden ’68 and Jane Heineman Molden ’68 Martha Weddell Nicholson ’84 and Todd Nicholson, Friend
Barbara Miller Meeker ’52 Joseph A. Molello, Parent Richard P. Nicholson ’55 and Beverly Lewis Nicholson ’55
Elisabeth C. Meeker ’78 Karen Wichterman Molitoris ’73 and Bruce Molitoris, Parent William A. Nicoll ’46 and Ruth B. Nicoll, Friend
Deborah Woody Megginson ’71 and Jack C. Moll ’52 and Dorothy Nelson Moll ’54 William R. Niersbach, Jr. ’74 and Karen Maier Niersbach ’74
Ted C. Megginson, Friend Richard W. Moll ’56 and Wallace Pinfold, Friend Elizabeth Miller Niesen ’82 and George Hagen Niesen, Friend
Celia Wilson Mehaffey ’60 and Patricia Scott Monahan ’63 and Lawrence P. Monahan, Friend Ronnie J. Noble ’60 and Susan Noble, Friend
Joseph H. Mehaffey, Jr., Friend Marjorie Inwood Mondecar ’44 Sheila Griffith Nolin ’52
Jill Galbraith Meider ’62 and Wayne P. Meider, Friend Bruce M. Montgomerie ’68 and Claire Montgomerie, Friend Peter D. Norberg ’75 and Janie Blackburn Norberg ’73
George A. Meier ’70 Ray H. Montgomery ’39 dec and Robert C. Nordvall ’62
John C. Melangton ’52 Billie Cash Montgomery, Friend Marcia Rothweiler Norman ’60 and Jasper E. Norman, Friend
D. Thomas Mellin ’72 and Sharon Anderson Mellin ’72 William W. Montgomery ’72 and Carol Bowers Norris ’59 dec and William Norris, Friend
Engrid Hitch Meng ’66 and Jack Meng, Parent Suzanne V. Montgomery, Friend J. Raymond North, Jr. ’56 and Sue Sappenfield North ’56
Dora Hildebrand Meredith ’50 Judith Tanner Moon ’76 and Lawrence Moon, Friend William C. North ’45 and Joyce S. North, Friend
JoAnn Baker Mets ’52 Garry S. Moore ’62 and Berit Elvira Moore, Friend Joseph S. Northrop ’71 and Marcia Utter Northrop ’71
Margaret Minich Mettler ’41 Mary Ann Moore, Friend Anne Gibbs Nostrand ’83 and Matthew A. Nostrand, Friend
Carolyn Martin Meyer ’70 and Charles Robert Meyer, Friend Richard W. Moore ’58 and Marie Bromer Moore ’58 Kerry E. Notestine ’79 and Laura Boys Notestine, Friend
Edgar A. Meyer ’47 and Jean Dawson Meyer, Friend Sarah Barnett Moore ’61 Clare Grier Noyes ’49 and John H. Noyes, Parent
Gayle Torian Meyer ’73 and Robert R. Meyer, Friend Susan Dohrmann Moore ’67 and Thomas R. Moore, Friend Kay Mussetter Noyes ’55
Verna M. Meyer ’51 Karilyn Rice Moores ’60 and William Moores, Friend John S. Null ’61 and Nancy Spier Null ’59
Ruth Merchant Michaelson ’44 Barbara Furr Moorman ’46 and Allen Moorman, Friend Robert J. Nunn ’54 and Joyce Milnar Nunn ’55
Robert B. Micklewright ’53 Mary Johnson Moran ’79 and Michael J. Moran, Parent Carilee Phillips O’Banion ’81 and Dan J. O’Banion, Parent
Susan Reichert Milanak ’84 and Daniel Milanak, Friend David J. Morehead ’53 and Marjorie Davis Morehead ’54 Beth Granger O’Connell ’77 and Patrick S. O’Connell, Friend
Jeffrey R. Millard ’78 and Tracey M. Millard, Friend Dorothy McCullough Morehead ’45 and Judith Degitz O’Connor ’69
Clayton Z. Miller ’56 Robert A. Morehead, Friend Marion McClintic O’Donnell ’40
Daniel R. Miller ’85 Jeanne Smith Morehouse ’35 Thomas M. O’Neil ’69 and Beth K. O’Neil, Friend

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Mary Schwartz Oakley ’54 and Joseph C. Oakley, Friend
Elizabeth Macy Oates ’64 and William A. Oates, Jr., Friend
Marsha Gaugler Oberrieder ’76 and John L. Oberrieder, Jr. ’76
Robert F. Ogden ’49 and June Ogden, Friend
Robin Barnett Oldfield ’83 and Robert D. Oldfield III, Friend
Roberta Bruns Oleson ’57
Elizabeth McBride Olin ’76 and Paul E. Olin, Friend
N. Randolph Oliver ’78 and Martha Linscott Oliver, Parent
Patricia Wilcox Oliver ’54 and William N. Oliver, Friend
Rebecca Longden Oliver ’48
Donald M. Olson ’64 and Mary Harrison Olson ’65
JoAnn Neudecker Olson ’57
Linda Lischka Olson ’86 and Donald R. Olson, Friend
Serene Panama Onesto ’48
Thomas W. Orcutt ’64
Mark Z. Orr ’75 and Dorothy Dwoskin, Friend
Gerald A. Ostermann ’65 and Tsue Asami Ostermann, Friend
Robert M. Oswalt ’60 and Dorothy Jane Oswalt, Friend
Betty Corder Outerbridge ’53 and
Joseph J. Outerbridge, Friend
Steven Scott Overman ’72 and Mary Horton Overman ’72
David M. Owen ’81 and Louise M. Owen, Friend
Kenneth A. Owen ’82
Lois Smisek Owen ’56 and John H. Owen, Jr., Parent
Donald A. Page ’50 and Barbara R. Page, Friend
Frank T. Page and Kay Page, Parents
Andrew J. Paine, Jr. ’59 and Jane Medaris Paine ’60
Raymond A. Paladino ’71 and
Rosemary Edwards Paladino, Friend
Elizabeth Saucerman Paris ’50 and Gus E. Paris, Friend
Carlisle K. Parker, Jr. ’53 and Kathleen Anderson Parker ’56
Jane O’Bannon Parker ’48 and Philip T. Parker, Friend
Jeanne Merten Parker ’58
Maclyn T. Parker ’51 and Patricia Opie Parker ’51
Susan Faust Parker ’66 and Harrison W. Parker, Friend
Teri Zimmer Parker ’75 and James L. Parker, Friend
J. Bergen Parkhill ’56 and Marilyn Basinger Parkhill ’56
John B. Parks ’63 and Roberta B. Parks, Parent
MaryAnn Palmert Parks ’61 and D. W. Parks, Friend
Roberta Schroeder Parrott ’56 and George Parrott, Friend
Bruce E. Partner ’58 and Sue Partner, Friend
Robert H. Partridge ’68 and Jeanne Chapman Partridge ’68
Patricia Hancock Passer ’51
Joyce Adams Patterson ’51
Linda Wieser Patterson ’70
Richard R. Patterson ’61 and Sarah Neely Patterson ’61
Mary Simmons Pauley ’48
Raymond J. Payne ’51 and Elizabeth Class Payne ’53
Bonnie Schiffman Pearson ’80
William H. Pearson ’41 and Maxine B. Pearson, Friend
Dorothy Wright Peck ’46
Marilyn Wiegand Pecsok ’51 and John G. Pecsok, Friend
Donna Hostetter Peebles ’57
William A. Pendl ’54 and Deborah G. Pendl, Friend
William David Pendl ’78 and Deborah Meier Pendl, Parent
Parker Pengilly ’35
Christopher H. Penn ’72 and Diane Penn, Friend
Louise Elliott Perez ’71 and Michel A. Perez, Friend
Eleanor Hockey Perris ’51
Lois Stewart Perry ’58
Pamela Lorman Peternell ’68 and Ben C. Peternell, Friend
Jean Hartsock Peters ’52 and Gordon S. Peters, Parent
Pamela Blake Peters ’66 and Robert K. Peters , Friend
Victoria Gilbert Peters ’78 and Jeffrey S. Peters, Friend
Harold A. Petersen ’55 and Karen Ellen Petersen, Friend
John D. Peterson ’83 and Anne McDonald Peterson ’84
Mary Carlson Peterson ’47
Jane Pheiffer Petree ’81
Patricia Christiansen Petrick ’74 and
Edward A. Petrick, Friend
Joe H. Petty ’36
F. Garret Pfleeger ’67 and Marcia Swearingen Pfleeger ’67
Martin D. Phelan ’34
Carol Brown Phemister ’66 and James M. Phemister, Friend
Kristen D. Phend ’73
Joan Rideout Phillips ’57 and
Edwin McCreary Phillips, Friend
Susanna Kenyon Phillips ’63
Brian C. Phipps ’69 and Teresa Phipps, Parent
Marjorie Hampton Phipps ’71
Luis C. Pi-Sunyer ’63 and Nancy Arny Pi-Sunyer, Friend
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Lynne Savidge Pi-Sunyer ’66 and Joseph Steigauf, Friend
Katherine Wright Pickert ’46 and Paul C. Pickert, Friend
John D. Pidgeon ’66 and Jane Dickey Pidgeon, Friend
Jean Borchers Pierce ’35
Joan Hockersmith Piercefield ’53 and Julian Piercefield, Friend
Mary L. Pierson ’75
Margaret E. Piety ’73
Marilyn Seabrook Pinaire ’48 and M. Edward Pinaire, Parent
Jean Holmes Pine ’46 and Theodore A. Pine, Friend
Alfred Piquette ’50 and Cyndalu Stivers Piquette ’49
JoAnn Russell Plenge ’67 and Charles F. Plenge, Friend
Donna Wright Plock ’56 and Raymond Stewart Plock, Friend
John W. Plum ’54 and Nancy Plum, Friend
Glenn Todd Plymate ’75 and Elizabeth Myers Plymate ’76
Barbara Hibberd Podlach ’58 and Stanley Podlach, Jr., Friend
Nancy Martin Podurgiel ’70 and Bernard J. Podurgiel, Friend
Eunice Blanchard Poethig ’51 and Richard P. Poethig, Friend
David A. Poggemeier ’79
John L. Pogue ’66 and Marilyn Rhoades Pogue, Friend
Emily Lindstaedt Pollander ’83 and Gregg S. Pollander, Friend
Carl C. Polster ’68 and Ann Cunliff Polster ’68
David W. Pomeroy ’60 and Ann F. Krick Pomeroy, Friend
Jerry D. Pontius ’56 and Mary Goff Pontius ’57
Helen L. Poorman ’82
Jeffrey J. Porritt ’80 and Lynn Fox Porritt ’80
Barbara Armitage Porter ’51 and Charles D. Porter, Friend
Edward D. Porter III ’48 and Marian Osborn Porter ’47
Galen Porter ’37 and Irene Porter, Friend
Liz Purdy Porter ’79
Thomas S. Porter ’65 and Kathleen Crispell, Friend
Marni Atkins Powell ’55 and Ralph G. Powell, Friend
William R. Powell ’57 and Paula Weir Powell ’58
John L. Prather ’70 and Dala B. Prather, Friend
G. Byington Pratt III ’58 and Suzi Pratt, Parent
Val Price, Jr. ’50 and Kathryn Ellis Price, Friend
Janet W. Prindle ’58 and Charles J. Seidler, Jr., Friend
Dennis A. Priser ’63 and Marilyn Mead Priser ’63
Jack E. Priser ’59 and Elsie Weikert Priser ’60
Francis W. Pritchard ’33 and Jeanne Marshall Pritchard, Friend
Harmon O. Pritchard, Jr. ’52 and
Barbara Jane Pritchard, Friend
Julie Scholz Proctor ’64 and Frank E. Proctor, Jr., Friend
Michael P. Protogere ’83 and Angeline Shaneff Protogere ’84
Peter D. Prowitt ’77 and Nancy Gibson Prowitt ’76
Barbara Britt Przetak ’51 and Louis Przetak, Friend
James L. Puckett ’67 and Kristen P. Puckett, Friend
Robert H. Puckett ’57 and Barbara Chandley Puckett ’57
Robert W. Pugh ’51
Barbara Derrick Puterbaugh ’54 and
Philip M. Puterbaugh, Friend
Carol Dorsett Pyle ’58 and Timothy C. Pyle , Friend
Jeffrey L. Pytlarz ’69
Sabra Hansen Qua ’55 and George F. Qua, Parent
Elizabeth Fitzsimmons Raab ’87 and Michael G. Raab ’87
John L. Rabb ’66 and Sharon Rabb, Parent
Charles E. Racine ’59 and Joyce D. Racine, Friend
Paul F. Radcliffe ’49 and Sue Oettinger Radcliffe ’47
William M. Radostits ’80 and Kathryn Jennings Radostits ’79
Keith W. Ragan ’48 and Rayne Ragan, Friend
Rex B. Ragan ’51
Roger L. Ragan ’49
Nancy Markham Ragatz ’63 and John Ragatz, Friend
George J. Rahe, Jr. ’44
Nancy C. Ralston ’53
Elizabeth Chezem Ramos ’81 and Fidel Ramos, Friend
Donald K. Ramsey ’57
Jean Ferguson Ramsey ’62 and Frederick W. Ramsey, Friend
Victor E. Ramsey ’50
Mary Leonard Ramshaw ’70 and Gregg Ramshaw, Friend
Betty Thralls Randall ’49 and Maurice D. Randall, Friend
Ronald L. Randall ’62 and Carole Clark Randall ’61
Thomas Richard Ransom ’57 and
Donya Dixon Ransom, Friend
Cynthia Adolphsen Rasp ’70 and Fred L. Rasp, Parent
Patricia Cullen Ratcliff ’54 and Richard S. Ratcliff, Friend
Erick R. Ratzer ’54 and Jeanne Mason Ratzer ’54
W. Wyatt Rauch ’61 and Betty J. Rauch, Friend
Gretchen Strasma Rauschenberg ’55 and
Roy Rauschenberg, Friend
Charles E. Ray ’58 and Frances Bagby Ray ’59
James A. Readey ’67 and Linda Gold Readey, Friend
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Richard A. Reck ’71 and Susan Marshall Reck ’70
Robert F. Reckman ’44 and Carleen Reckman, Friend
Ruth Falk Redel ’58
Charles V. Reed ’51
Douglas F. Reed ’70 and Deborah Reed, Friend
Steven L. Reff ’77 and Patricia Smith Reff ’77
Carol Downie Regan ’50
Mary Alice Thompson Regenhardt ’59
Diane Lippincott Reich ’80 and Robert S. Reich, Friend
Frederick C. Reigle, Sr. ’54
Stephen M. Reim ’63 and Sarah Harrison Reim, Friend
Karen West Reiman ’63 and Timothy A. Reiman, Friend
Linda Ieler Reinhardt ’56 and Charles F. Reinhardt, Parent
Carol Rylander Reitan ’52 and Earl A. Reitan, Friend
Richard H. Reitz ’62 and Catharine Pierson Reitz ’63
Robert M. Rennie ’42
Nancy Lyman Repp ’64 and John R. Repp, Friend
Shirley Shields Reser ’40 and Edward A. Reser, Friend
Frances Beck Reynolds ’45 and Charles C. Reynolds, Friend
James G. Reynolds ’58
Sally Lehman Reynolds ’51 and David C. Reynolds, Friend
Jose S. Ribares ’55 and Elizabeth B. Ribares, Friend
Martha Clark Rice ’52
Edward E. Richter ’41
David L. Rickard ’61 and Judith S. Rickard, Friend
Robert J. Ricketts ’50 and Cynthia Allen Ricketts ’51
Ralph W. Riecker, Jr. ’54 and Margot H. Riecker, Friend
David D. Riefe ’85 and Susan Sampson Riefe ’85
Blair Anderson Rieth, Jr. ’80 and Teresa Onole Rieth, Friend
Jane Powell Riggs ’57 and Kenton Riggs, Friend
Barbara A. Ringley ’61
Lawrence D. Rink ’62 and Eleanor Zimmerly Rink ’62
V. Eugene Ritz ’36
Michael L. Roach ’63 and Nancy Roach, Friend
Grover H. Roane and E. Jane Roane, Parents
Marian Blew Roberson ’81 and Todd R. Roberson ’82
Cynthia Cline Roberts ’52 and William E. Roberts, Friend
Donald R. Roberts ’53 and Nancy B. Roberts, Friend
Frank H. Roberts ’41
Jean Wallin Roberts ’57
Robin Richey Roberts ’80 and John T. Roberts ’80
Colleen Sontag Robertson ’72
Jeanette Fletcher Robertson ’59
John B. Robertson ’47 and Eleanor M. Robertson, Friend
Mark A. Robertson ’72 and Susan Jennings Robertson, Friend
Thomas E. Robertson ’77 and
Catherine Krumwiede Robertson ’77
Thomas M. Robertson ’60 and Alice Robertson, Parent
Martha Steele Robes ’66
Gloria Kimmel Robinson ’46
James E. Robinson ’70 and Carolyn Russ Robinson ’71
Larry R. Robinson ’57 and Sharon Moore Robinson ’58
Robert P. Robinson ’49 and Marjorie Robinson, Friend
Joan L. Rockey ’49
Lovell L. Roe III ’79 and Catherine Vickerstaff Roe ’81
Steven T. Roess ’77
Richard T. Roessler ’66 and Janet Williams Roessler ’66
Alexander L. Rogers ’65 and Sherry D. Rogers, Friend
Gary N. Roggenkamp ’68 and Sarah L. Roggenkamp, Friend
Robert E. Rohm ’52 and Jane Watson Rohm ’53
Ian M. Rolland ’55 and Miriam V. Rolland, Parent
Julie Tsaros Rominger ’76 and Michael Rominger, Friend
John N. Rooks ’70 and Mary N. Rooks, Parent
James N. Ross, Jr. ’62 and Marcia Collins Ross ’62
Patricia Ross-Polito ’69 and Bob Polito, Friend
Douglas L. Rossiter ’66 and Rosemary Rossiter, Parent
James W. Rowlett ’54 and Barbara J. Rowlett, Friend
Barbara Bennett Ruble ’52 and Byron C. Ruble, Friend
Carol Wischmeyer Rucker ’55 and
Drummond C. Rucker, Jr., Friend
Barbara Beaman Rudolph ’59
L. C. Rudolph ’48
John P. Rudy ’51 and Barbara M. Rudy, Parent
Anne Keeney Ruedig ’51 and Philip J. Ruedig, Parent
Ned P. Rule ’61 and Lynn Rezek Rule ’61
Catherine Walz Rundle ’70 and Sidney Dennis Rundle, Friend
D. James Runyon ’50 and Barbara Sandquist Runyon, Friend
Elizabeth Pool Rupert ’61 and William B. Rupert, Jr., Friend
Laura Carlstedt Rush ’73
Margaret Kleine Rush ’62 and Dumont Rush, Friend
Ruth Ritz Rusie ’40

J. Wayne Russell ’62
John F. Russell ’51 and Anne M. Russell, Friend
Scott F. Russell ’78
Alexandra Cary Rustan ’72 and Pedro L. Rustan, Friend
Sharon Tarplee Rutan ’63 and Robert Rutan, Friend
Ann Meeker Ryan ’81 and Steven M. Ryan, Friend
Jennifer Walter Ryba ’84 and Steven M. Ryba, Friend
Tina L. Rzepnicki ’73
Marguerite Erdman Sailor ’43
Dorothy Cooper Salter ’41
Edwin C. Salter ’47 and Ellen Malone Salter, Friend
Dean R. Sampson ’50 and Joan Hoy Sampson ’49
Walter W. Sampson, Jr. ’58 and Ann M. Sampson, Friend
Lucinn Thomas Sams ’62
Margaret Gage Sanchez ’48 and Santiago Sanchez, Friend
Thomas F. Sandblom ’64 and Sue Sandblom, Friend
Joseph L. Sanders ’62 and Mary Sutter Sanders, Friend
Margaret Maroney Sanders ’61 and John Sanders, Friend
James E. Sanford ’71
John W. Sanger ’61 and Suzanne Charbonneau Sanger ’62
Stephen W. Sanger ’68 and Karen Ogren Sanger ’68
Joanne Reiman Santoriello ’72 and Peter A. Santoriello, Friend
Barbara Ryrholm Sarason ’51 and Irwin G. Sarason, Friend
Thomas A. Sargent ’55 and Frances P. Sargent, Friend
David B. Sarver ’61 and Maxine Sarver, Friend
Robert W. Sass ’55
E. Stewart Saunders ’58 and Margaret O. Saunders, Friend
Martha Sanders Saunders ’52 and
Cecil Vann Saunders, Jr., Friend
Richard R. Savage ’48 and Patricia Dungan Savage, Friend
Jane Rinehart Scanlon ’47
Mary Ellen Pearman Scarbeary ’45
William Curtis Schade ’71
Mildred Trares Schaefer ’53
Nancy Shelly Schaenen ’51 and Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Friend
Sandra Watson Schafer ’56 and Morgan Schafer, Friend
Jacquelyn Lapsys Scheibelhut ’51 and
Clement H. Scheibelhut, Friend
Rosaneil Reynolds Schenk ’41
Daniel L. Schermer ’67 and Beth Ritter Schermer ’67
Donald G. Schilling ’64 and Mary E. Schilling, Friend
Ailcy Bullington Schindler ’42
Jeanne Ashbaugh Schirmer ’51 and
Charles A. Schirmer, Parent
Jane Turk Schlansker ’63
Gary W. Schlegel ’67 and Elaine Schlegel, Friend
Marilyn Miller Schmid ’60 and Walter Schmid, Parent
Albert J. Schmidt ’49 and Kathryn Jung Schmidt ’50
Alice Hankins Schmidt ’41 and Robert G. Schmidt, Friend
Marilyn Hatch Schmidt ’53 and
Edward Matthews Schmidt, Friend
Robert A. Schmidt ’69 and Margaret Sheridan Schmidt ’69
Kara Knight Schmitt ’67 and Neal W. Schmitt, Friend
Burt Schmitz ’49
Frank L. Schneider ’59 and Karen Backlund Schneider, Friend
John F. Schneider ’58 and Frances Schneider, Parent
Thomas M. Schneider ’82 and Nancy W. Schneider, Friend
Gene Schobinger, Jr. ’43 and
Gwendolyn H. Schobinger, Friend
Michael R. Schramm ’70 and Penny Schramm, Friend
Glenn E. Schreiber ’69
Lynn A. Schreiber ’60
Robert W. Schrier ’57 and Barbara Lindley Schrier ’59
John F. Schroll ’49
Erwin E. Schulze ’47 and Jean Schulze, Friend
Edward G. Schussler ’65 and Sharon Gierach Schussler ’65
Ann Walbert Schwandt ’64 and Max Schwandt, Friend
Daniel L. Schwarz ’83 and Amy Hight Schwarz, Friend
Frank P. Scommegna ’83
G. Walter Scott ’37 and Lorene Scott, Friend
Jean Rudolph Scott ’79 and Paul Scott, Friend
Larry E. Scott ’74
Timothy L. Scott ’66 and Rosetta V. Scott, Friend
Patricia Martin See ’49
Diane Black Seebass ’64 and James S. Seebass, Parent
Dawn Swain Segelken ’81 and Edward M. Segelken, Friend
Brenda Beck Seger ’80 and Theodore Seger, Friend
Jane Crum Seigel ’76 and Christopher Conner Seigel, Parent
Antoinette Henricks Selsley ’61 and Michael J. Selsley, Friend
William B. Semmer ’75 and Mary H. Semmer, Friend
Miriam Campbell Senger ’40
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Robert E. Sessions ’44 and Charleen Seibel Sessions ’43
Susan Vogel Sevin ’76 and Philippe Sevin, Friend
Bradley L. Sexauer ’73
Scott W. Shafer ’70 and Nancy Brady Shafer ’70
Robert H. Shaffer ’36 and Joye Coy Shaffer, Friend
William T. Shaffer, Jr. ’65 and Katherine Herkner Shaffer ’64
Mary Curry Shakespeare ’54 and J. D. Shakespeare, Jr., Friend
Brynne Williams Shaner ’83 and
William M. Shaner III, Friend
Patrick E. Sharp ’58 and Nancy J. Sharp, Friend
William H. Sharp ’48
Steven D. Shattuck ’66 and Susan Shattuck, Friend
Carole Summers Shaw ’79 and Kevin Trent Shaw, Parent
Shirley E. Shazer ’56
Elizabeth Hirsch Shearer ’77
Kendrick Shedd ’53 and Jeanette R. Shedd, Friend
Rebecca L. Shedd ’77 and Douglas M. Halliday, Friend
Ellen Beebee Shelby ’37
Lynda Wisehart Sherer ’82 and James T, Sherer, Parent
Charles H. Sheridan ’43 and Marjorie Hamblin Sheridan ’44
Alice Stout Sherman ’61
James E. Shields ’56 and Irma Shields, Friend
Ronald L. Shiffler ’66 and Martha Drake Shiffler ’68
Thomas J. Shively ’50
Marsha Hardesty Shockley ’71 and Johnny R. Shockley, Friend
Marianna Stoica Shoemaker ’66
A. Glenn Shoptaugh, Jr. ’50 and Joan Shoptaugh, Friend
Eula Enochs Shorey ’36 and Henry A. Shorey III, Friend
Erika Esser Shorney ’61 and William G. Shorney, Parent
Marian Albaugh Short ’37
J. Stuart Showalter ’68
John R. Showalter, Jr. ’38 and Mary S. Showalter, Friend
Sidney H. Showalter II ’64
Sue Lett Showalter ’68
Kathryn Reeves Shroder ’76 and Robert W. Shroder, Friend
William A. Shumaker ’53 and Joyce Shoptaugh Shumaker ’55
Stanley Shuman, Friend
John C. Siegesmund, Jr. ’43 and Sara Siegesmund, Friend
Penelope Simison ’63
Mary B. McCrea Simkins ’76 and
James H. Simkins, Jr., Friend
Morgan F. Simmons ’51 and Mary L. Simmons, Friend
Virginia Vogel Simmons ’66
Mary Jo Enochs Simons ’33
Nancy Husband Simpson ’68 and Thomas Simpson, Parent
Wendell K. Simpson ’37 and Barbara Jean Simpson, Friend
Alvin I. Singer ’53
Harriet Stallman Sirotkin ’48
Suzanne Barker Sjostrom ’70 and Darryl Sjostrom, Friend
Dorothy Schoneker Skinner ’50
John W. Slater III ’60 and Gracia Walker Slater, Friend
John Michael Slocum ’74 and Patricia Hayden Slocum ’73
Kendall K. Slusher ’59 and Sarah Slusher, Friend
Barbara E. Smith ’62 and William E. Phillips, Friend
Betty Macy Smith ’39
Carolyn Hostetter Smith ’59 and Thomas Tomasian, Friend
Charlotte Epple Smith ’33
Colleen White Smith ’49 and Robert D. Smith, Friend
Gretel Heinzerling Smith ’54 and Donald E. Smith, Parent
Donald R. Smith and Elaine L. Smith, Parents
Donald S. Smith ’78 and Debra Jo Smith, Parent
Donna James Smith ’53
Douglas A. Smith ’68 and Phyllis Gilbert Smith ’69
Douglas I. Smith ’85 and Ann Unterberger Smith, Friend
Elaine Showalter Smith ’36
Gregory L. Smith ’52 and Mabel Schloot Smith ’52
John H. Smith ’48 and Elizabeth Rhodes Smith ’51
Judie Roser Smith ’57
Julia Kelly Smith ’78 and Colin P. Smith ’77
Kathleen Keller Smith ’52 and Charles L. Smith, Parent
Kerry Tracy Smith ’78 and Russell L. Smith, Friend
Marcia Young Smith ’44
Marilyn Shaw Smith ’48
Mary Ann Lacy Smith ’53
Michael L. Smith ’70 and Susan Leet Smith ’71
Muriel Roberts Smith ’44 and David B. Glass, Friend
Ned A. Smith ’52 and Marcia Fobes Smith, Friend
Patricia Sommer Smith ’53 and Ralph E. Smith, Friend
Paul Douglas Smith ’68 and Rebecca A. Gonzalez, Friend
Raymond G. Smith ’74 and Susan Smith, Friend
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Ronald D. Smith ’53 and Marilyn H. Smith, Parent
Roy T. Smith ’59 and Marilyn F. Smith, Parent
Sara Rife Smith ’55
William G. Smith ’48
Wrede Howard Smith, Jr. ’71 and Melissa Uelk Smith, Parent
William W. Smits ’53
Janet E. Snape ’54
Joan Van Dervoort Snider ’50
Jean A. Snow ’54 and Elinor Snow, Friend
Leonard E. Snyder ’57 and Linda Lee Snyder, Friend
Jon E. Socolofsky ’68
Sogi Soder ’49 and Alice Soder, Parent
John C. Soderstrom ’62
Otto L. Sonder, Jr., Friend
George C. Sonnichsen ’63
Carl S. Sorenson ’51 and Sally Sorenson, Friend
Elliott L. Sorge ’51 and Marjorie A. Sorge, Parent
Jane Ann Oliver Southard ’68 and Harold O. Southard, Friend
Doris Roesener Southerland ’66 and
Mark Southerland, Friend
Charles H. Southwick ’70 and Nancy Herbert Southwick ’70
Thomas J. Spackman ’59 and Donna Stewart Spackman ’59
Gretchen Erickson Spaulding ’63 and
C. Richard Spaulding, Friend
Betty Murray Spehar ’53 and Theodore Spehar, Friend
Ralph E. Spelbring ’67
Mary Baughman Spilman ’53 and Donn H. Spilman, Parent
Judson P. Spore, Jr. ’50
Steven A. Spreen ’64 and Retta Spreen, Friend
Gustav E. Staahl, Jr. ’67 and Mary Staahl, Parent
Patricia Shissler Stach ’59 and Glenn Stach, Friend
Max L. Stackhouse ’57 and Jean Hostetler Stackhouse ’57
Susan Katchka Staelin ’68 and Stephen H. Staelin, Friend
Jean Whitten Stafford ’55 and
Thomas Janeway Stafford, Friend
David E. Stahly ’63 and Karen Good Stahly ’64
Patricia Harmison Stanbery ’60 and C. E. Stanbery, Friend
Sarah Englehart Standley ’80 and Gilbert D. Standley ’82
Vicki Vance Stanton ’72 and D. Allen Stanton, Jr., Friend
Stanley B. Staples ’50
Carol Hauser Stark ’57 and Fred J. Stark, Jr., Parent
Nancy Beard Stauber ’51 and Robert B. Stauber, Jr., Friend
Robert F. Stayman ’68
Howard E. Steele ’52 and Marilyn Smith Steele ’52
Otto S. Steele, Jr. ’44 dec and Mildred R. Steele, Friend
Paul E. Steele and Diana M. Steele, Parents
Ralph S. Steele ’46 and Myrene L. Steele, Friend
Norman L. Steffen ’50 and Kathryn Pierce Steffen ’50
Jane Judkins Stegemiller ’79
Marjorie Mogg Steiger ’46 and Phillip C. Steiger, Jr., Friend
Philip Steinberg ’53 and Doris B. Steinberg, Friend
Sue E. Stemen ’80 and Mark J. R. Merkle, Friend
Norval B. Stephens, Jr. ’51 and Diane Forst Stephens ’51
Barbara Creel Stephenson ’67 and
Steven L. Stephenson, Friend
Margaret J. Stepniewski ’80
Ralph F. Stepp, Jr. ’50 and Barbara Ocheltree Stepp ’50
David B. Stevens ’51 and Sally Symon Stevens ’52
John B. Stevens ’48 and Ellen Weathers Stevens ’49
Katherine Conde Stevens ’44 and L. Bruce Stevens, Friend
John F. Stevenson ’81 and Sharon Keever Stevenson, Friend
James B. Stewart, Jr. ’73
James G. Stewart ’64 and Andrea Anania Stewart, Friend
William F. Stewart ’36 and
Martha Hoagland Stewart, Friend dec
Alice Plasterer Stickler ’48
Thomas L. Stiers ’60 and Brenda Enmeier Stiers ’60
Stephanie Rychlak Stilson ’83 and Todd Carlson Stilson ’83
Lynn Beré Stine ’77 and Robert Stine, Friend
Leigh A. Stocking ’51 and Carol Crookshank Stocking, Friend
Nancy Curtis Stocking ’55 and Charles D. Stocking ’55 dec
Beverly Mullen Stodghill ’58 and Jack R. Stodghill, Parent
Craig R. Stokely ’67 and Carole Stokely, Friend
Randolph H. Stokely ’67 and Lynn Kinsey Stokely ’68
David M. Stone ’57 and Barbara D. Stone, Friend
Joan Davidson Stoneking ’65
Jean T. Stoops ’39 and Margaret Mobberley Stoops ’40
Alice Taylor Storey ’54
Barbara Young Story ’48
Carol L. Stoudt ’56
Mary McDonald Stragand ’41

Peter M. Stragand ’74
Mary Cleary Straker ’44 and J. William Straker, Friend
Margaret Thomas Strandjord ’51
John D. Strasma ’53 dec and Anne Corry Strasma, Friend
Norman E. Strasma ’55 and Janice Strasma, Parent
Patricia Roane Straube ’71 and Barry M. Straube, Friend
Michael W. Street ’65 and Teresa R. Street, Friend
Phyllis Hanson Strick ’42 and Philip C. Strick, Friend
Carlton B. Stringfellow ’58 and
Joellen McFarland Stringfellow ’58
Carl A. Strock ’41 dec and Doris Nealis Strock, Friend
Amanda Mears Stroop ’72 and Timothy R. Stroop, Friend
Michael J. Stuart ’79 and Nancy Jo Cosgrove Stuart, Friend
George L. Stubbs, Jr. ’62 and Karne Miene Stubbs, Friend
Judith Fernald Sturmer ’67 and Warren H. Sturmer, Friend
Elizabeth Baxter Sullivan ’42 and Tom Sullivan, Friend
Betty Ballhorn Sultzer ’49
Sue Farrell Supple ’57 and Robert N. Supple, Parent
Steven W. Surbaugh ’71 and
Nancy Shoemake Surbaugh, Friend
Nancy Stewart Surber ’67 and Donald E. Surber, Parent
Ann Pace Sutton ’74
Martha Taylor Sutton ’62 and Mike T. Sutton, Friend
Robert S. Swaim, Jr. ’53
Clare Johnson Swanson ’62 and Douglas C. Swanson, Parent
Donald C. Swanson ’62 and Shirley L. Swanson, Friend
Jeannie Mulligan Swanson ’76 and James E. Swanson, Friend
Marlys Johnson Swanson ’65 and Robert Swanson, Friend
Tracy Dentel Swearingen ’80 and James E. Swearingen ’80
Dorothy Cox Sweet ’63
Vivian Roe Sweet, Friend
Susan Lawrence Swezey ’58 and Robert E. Swezey ’57 dec
S. Russell Sylvester ’69 and Nancy Landry Sylvester, Friend
Judith Huffman Taft ’64 and Timothy Taft, Friend
Bradley J. Tandy ’81 and Jennifer Whitehead Tandy, Friend
Audrey Wagner Taylor ’49 and Harry A. Taylor, Friend
Elizabeth Rauch Taylor ’52
Elizabeth Smith Taylor ’41
Gregory D. Taylor ’86
James A. Taylor ’49 and Janet Westmen Taylor ’49
James H. Taylor ’56 and Dale Orr Taylor, Friend
James M. Taylor ’67 and Geraldine Taylor, Friend
Judy Hoyt Taylor ’62 and Ronald K. Taylor, Friend
John H. Tedford ’51 and Joan Lindemeyer Tedford ’51
Thomas R. Teegarden ’67 and Karen J. Teegarden, Friend
Phyllis Thornburg Teeple ’50
Nancy Lindquist Temple ’58 and Richard M. Temple ’57 dec
Hannah Hofherr Ten Eyck ’66
Lee E. Tenzer ’64 and Marilyn E. Tenzer, Parent
Julia D. Terhune ’81
James B. Terry, Jr. ’66 and Judith Fawks Terry ’65
Mary Wylie Thauvette ’65 and William R. Thauvette, Friend
Cynthia Carll Thie ’80 and James C. Thie, Friend
Susan Leis Thiele ’79 and Howard N. Thiele, Friend
Raymond S. Thiem ’52 and Vanita Thiem, Parent
Deborah Schade Thomas ’67 and Daniel P. Thomas, Friend
Dean A. Thomas ’40 dec and Eileen H. Thomas, Friend
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Thomas, Friends
Lott H. Thomas ’56 and SuAnn Johnston Thomas, Friend
Richard A. Thomas ’59 and Jane C. Thomas, Parent
Ann Huesmann Thompson ’51 and
Joseph Francis Thompson, Friend
James N. Thompson ’66 and Carol Jean Thompson, Friend
Maynard D. Thompson ’58 and
Judith Bryan Thompson, Friend
Peter N. Thompson ’69 and Vicki Zink Thompson ’71
Suzanne Steubs Thompson ’73 and
Kenneth C. Thompson, Friend
Robert T. Thoms ’66
James G. Thon ’45
Dianne Harrison Thorlton ’61 and J. McRae Thorlton ’61 dec
Joanne Canary Thornburg ’51 and Myron Thornburg, Friend
John D. Thornburg ’76 and
Elizabeth Gregory Thornburg, Friend
Judith Osterland Thornton ’65 and Ted Thornton, Friend
Richard J. Thrapp ’80 and Linda Walker Thrapp ’84
Jeanne M. Tibbles ’63
Laurence G. Tidrick ’66 and M. A. Tidrick, Friend
Robert J. Tilley ’48 and Frances T. Tilley, Friend
Anne Harter Tobik ’76 and David Vance Tobik, Friend
Cynthia M. Todd ’73
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Donald A. Todd ’40
Eleanor Hokanson Todd ’58 and Graham W. Todd, Friend
Kenneth R. Todd ’60 and Jo Ann Eggers Todd ’61
Frank J. Tolford, Jr. ’54 and Virginia Chittick Tolford, Friend
H. Edward Tolle ’55 and Jean Basher Tolle, Friend
Blake S. Tollefsen ’79 and Joan E. Tollefsen, Friend
Barbara Kingman Toohey ’61 and Douglas R. Toohey, Friend
George R. Tovey ’50 and Margery Guston Tovey ’51
Jeanne Guild Townsend ’46 and M. B. Townsend, Friend
Calliope Cotomata Tracewell ’56 and
Theodore Tracewell, Friend
Mary Jo Tranbarger ’48
Jeffrey H. Travis ’85 and Susan Pittman Travis ’87
John S. Trees ’54 and Dianne Schneider Trees ’56
Russell F. Triebel ’51 and Jeannine Spangler Triebel ’51
J. Scott Troeger ’78 and Holly L. Troeger, Friend
L. Carr Trovillion, Jr. ’77 and Ellen W. Trovillion, Friend
Martha Moore Trowbridge ’58 and
Allen R. Trowbridge, Parent
Myrna Magnuson Trowbridge ’59
Phyllis Manring Truesdell ’67 and Charles C. Truesdell, Friend
Steven L. Trulaske ’79 and Michelle K. Trulaske, Friend
C. L. Tsaros, Parent
Frederick Tucker III ’69 and Nancy Tucker, Friend
Rebecca Morris Tucker ’69
William H. Tucker ’74 and Sandra E. Tucker, Friend
Jane Ettinger Turley ’57 and Thomas A. Turley, Friend
Arlene Willcutt Turnbull ’48
Mary Hardy Turner ’61 and Jerald B. Turner ’61 dec
Ann Kainz Tvaroha ’68 and Frank W. Tvaroha, Friend
Jack B. Tykal ’52 and Helen Gibson Tykal ’52
Steven L. Tyler ’73 and Carol Tyler, Friend
Timothy H. Ubben ’58 and Sharon Williams Ubben ’58
Imo Yates Umfleet ’31
Lynn Downing Underwood ’72 and
Robert Underwood, Friend
Edward L. Unterberg ’58 and Gale Edwards Unterberg, Friend
M. C. Urban, Jr. ’51
Sally Adams Urban ’61
Jo Misselhorn Usher ’61
Jane Hale Utterback ’50
Eric J. Vale ’81 and Ruth Vale, Friend
Mary Kilgore Vallad ’70 and Patrick Vallad, Friend
Robert G. Vallee, Jr. ’76 and Kimberly Vallee, Friend
William R. Van Bokkelen ’68 and
Cheryl S. Van Bokkelen, Friend
Mary Lou Van Buren ’51
Roy M. Van Cleave ’69 and
Pamela Kelerchian Van Cleave, Friend
Patti Parkison van Eys ’83 and J. Peter van Eys, Friend
James C. Van Horne ’57 and Mimi Van Horne, Friend
John T. Van Meter ’68
Robert E. Van Metre ’63 and Barbara A. Van Metre, Parent
Paul P. Van Riper ’38 and Dorothy D. Van Riper, Friend
Johanna Nash Van Valkenburgh ’50
Anne Strehlow Vance ’42
Susan Bresnahan Vanderby ’72 and Ray Vanderby, Jr., Friend
Thomas K. Vandiver ’73 and
Carolyn Haimann Vandiver, Friend
Kathleen Spangler Vashaw ’63 and V. Harward Vashaw, Friend
Gloria Vaughan ’50
Noel Wyandt Vaughn ’59
Charles T. Vear ’50 and Gloria Vear, Friend
Marcus R. Veatch ’75 and Cynthia Carll Veatch, Friend
Randall H. Veatch ’78
H. Lincoln Vehmeyer, Jr. ’51
Dorothy Williams Venning ’53
Cynthia L. Vernon ’76 and Monta M. Potter, Friend
Mary H. Vogel, Friend
Clara Snepp Vogt ’49 and Clifford M. Vogt, Friend
Sandra Bekins Von Riesen ’76
Alexander Vraciu ’41
Clark L. Wagner ’54 and Joan Wagner, Friend
F. Michael Wahl ’53
Dorothy Caldwell Walcher ’41
Bruce Walker ’53 and Mary Frances Walker, Friend
C. Richard Walker, Jr. ’68 and Elizabeth Kaiser Walker ’70
Frank D. Walker ’57 and Jane Tatman Walker, Friend
June A. Walker ’58
Melissa Watson Walker ’61 and Richard L. Walker, Parent
Sandra McComb Walker ’65 and W. Dean Walker, Friend
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Thomas J. Walker ’60 and Ellyn Vyhnalek Walker ’59
Wm. Bruce Walker ’48 and F. McClelland Walker ’47
Robert E. Wall ’70 and Christine Wall, Friend
John H. Wallace ’76 and Sarah Reese Wallace ’76
P. David Waller, Jr. ’64 and Gail Robertson Waller ’66
Thomas W. Walsh ’68 and Judith P. Walsh, Friend
Joseph E. Walsmith ’64 and Susan Scully Walsmith ’65
Jeanne Walton, Friend
Gerald L. Ward ’56 and Gail Loomis Ward ’57
Susan Charlesworth Ward ’70 and
Stephen Rosborough Ward, Friend
David J. Ware ’50 and Mary Spadafora Ware, Friend
Elizabeth Parker Ware ’39
Janice Morfee Wark ’74 and Wm. James Wark, Friend
Richard A. Warne ’54 and Jane Leahy Warne ’54
Pauline Peterson Warner ’46
Richard H. Warnes ’55 and Nancy Warnes, Friend
Carol Frees Watkins ’73
John M. Watkins ’54 and Martha Swintz Watkins ’54
Robert T. Watson ’44 and Jean Mehlig Watson ’45
William H. Watson ’67 and Marianne Watson, Friend
William R. Watson, Jr. ’52 and Shirley Dillon Watson, Friend
Edward Houston Watts, Jr. ’54
Mary Goodrich Watts ’52
Robert A. Watts ’58 and Emily S. Watts, Friend
Susan Alvis Weakley ’44 and Paul R. Weakley, Friend
Elaine K. Weaver ’71
Jerry F. Weaver ’49 and Ruth Scudder Weaver ’49
Sue A. Webb ’70
Marsha Brown Webster ’81 and Stephen L. Webster, Friend
Gary L. Wegenke ’60 and Sandra S. Wegenke, Friend
Richard E. Wehnes ’69 and Elaine Eberle Wehnes, Friend
George F. Weikert ’51 and Betty Thoma Weikert ’53 dec
Carolyn Smith Weimar ’64 and Ronald K. Weimar, Parent
Nancy Myer Weingartner ’45
Ralph M. Weinrichter ’47 and Ann Durham Weinrichter ’44
Jane Wescott Weis ’50
John T. Weise ’54 and Ann O’Connell Weise ’55
Robert O. Weiss and Ann Weiss, Parents
Stephan E. Weitzel ’71 and Jeanne Imbs Weitzel, Friend
Brian W. Welch ’73 and Susan A. Welch, Friend
William F. Welch ’40 and Jean K. Welch, Parent
Lawrence E. Welker ’69 and Joyce A. Welker, Parent
Kenneth B. Welliver ’51 and Mary Lee Hickman Welliver ’51
Alan K. Wells ’67 and Josephine Muzzy Wells, Friend
Robert A. Wells ’64 and Binney Kitchel Wells, Friend
Robert F. Wells ’66 and Barbara Stoner Wells ’66
Fred N. Wendelboe ’66 and Malinda Williams Wendelboe ’65
Robert B. Wessling ’59 and Judith Hanson Wessling ’61
Charles A. West ’49 and Carol Venerable West, Friend
Richard A. West ’48 and Florence West, Friend
Risdon J. Westen ’45 and Lois A. Westen, Friend
Robert T. Westmen ’49
Ruth G. Weston ’74
Barbara Collins Whatley ’61 and Edgar James Whatley, Friend
James L. Wheeler ’82 and Joan Werleman, Friend
Paul J. Wheeler ’75 and Marianne Wheeler, Friend
Clarke E. Whitaker ’44 and Bertha K. Whitaker, Friend
Caroline A. White ’56
Diane McDonald White ’62 and
Loren Clifford White, Jr., Friend
Glenn A. White ’66 and Frederica Sheridan White ’66
Robert A. White ’69 and Tracy Truchelut, Friend
Stanley G. White ’51 and Madalene Bowler White, Friend
William L. White ’53 and Ann B. White, Friend
Jane Grissom Whitesides ’70 and
Lawson E. Whitesides, Jr., Friend
Ann Baur Whitlatch ’80 and James L. Whitlatch ’80
Ann Tobin Whitney ’79 and Dickson L. Whitney, Jr. ’79
Nancy L. Wicker ’75
Elizabeth Smock Wickman ’46
Jeanne M. Widing ’85
James C. Widman ’51 and Ruth Ann Widman, Friend
Kenneth A. Wieland ’53 and Janyce Kishman Wieland ’53
Sandra Major Wiese ’60 and Theodore O. Wiese, Jr., Parent
Stuart H. Wildman ’48 and Ann Bennett Wildman ’48
Jack W. Wiley ’74
Matilda J. Wilhoite ’73
Virginia Olson Wilkinson ’42 dec and
Richard W. Wilkinson, Parent
Dianne Senger Williams ’67 and Charles R. Williams, Friend

Dorothy Gildemeister Williams ’50 and
George Carr Williams, Friend
George B. Williams ’59 and Shirley Williams, Friend
James H. Williams ’52 and Jo Williams, Friend
James R. Williams ’50 and Nancy Williams, Friend
Janet Lewis Williams ’52
Jerry L. Williams ’54 and Jane Jones Williams ’57
John D. Williams ’47
LouAnn Hart Williams ’57 and John B. Williams ’55 dec
Ralph F. Williams ’44 and Muriel B. Williams, Friend
Stanley A. Williams ’55 and Sueann Stedman Williams ’56
Marietta May Willman ’68 and John R. Willman, Parent
Don L. Wills ’61
Dawna Sinnet Wilson ’82
Jane Winteringer Wilson ’42 and John E. Wilson, Friend
Julia Nisbet Wilson ’63 and David B. Wilson, Friend
Mary Glick Wilson ’69 and Harry M. Wilson III, Friend
O. Roderick Wilson ’72 and Christine Hosler Wilson ’74
Pamela Parkhill Wilson ’61 and Ken Wilson, Friend
R. Lee Wilson ’76 and Deborah Riefe Wilson ’76
Robert H. Winemiller ’56 and
Norma Hawkinson Winemiller ’56
Scott F. N. Wing ’71 and Joan K. Wing, Friend
James M. Winning ’43 and Mary Baker Winning ’45
L. Alan Winslow ’62 and Diona J. Blackwell, Friend
Sonja Nay Wise ’60
Park A. Wiseman ’40 and Marjorie Nelson Wiseman ’41
DePauw University apologizes in advance to donors who have given to the Annual Fund for 25 or more
consecutive years, but were inadvertently omitted from this list. If your name should have appeared on
the list of Lifetime Members of the DePauw Loyalty Society, please notify the Annual Fund so that we
can update our records.
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Harold A. Wittcoff ’40 and Dorothy Brochin Wittcoff, Friend
John J. Wittich ’44 and Leah Elliott Wittich ’44
Lucy Freehafer Wold ’60 and Richard Wold, Friend
Marian Gregory Wolf ’48 dec and Thomas P. Wolf, Friend
Marilyn J. Wolfe ’63
Marta Hawthorne Wolfe ’76 and
Douglas Walter Wolfe, Friend
Phyllis Osborn Wolfe ’61
Helen Wenrich Wood ’45 and Robert L. Wood, Friend
James W. Wood ’59 and Sandra McDermond Wood ’61
Jane Ehmann Wood ’53 and James C. Wood, Friend
Richard D. Wood ’48 and Billie Lou Wood, Friend
William P. Wooden ’55 and Susan Scoins Wooden ’54
Julie Harper Woodrome ’76 and Cy Woodrome, Friend
Victoria Stembridge Woodward ’67 and
Jim Woodward, Friend
Paulette Bridenhager Worcester ’77 and
Richard A. Worcester, Friend
Peter B. Work ’61 and Elisabeth Work, Friend
Annette C. Wortman ’50
Nancy May Woulfe ’54 and Donald P. Woulfe, Friend
Lloyd M. Wright and A. Marie Wright, Friends
Marianna Soaper Wright ’75 and Robert B. Wright, Parent
Olwen Twyman Wright ’68
Wendell S. Wright ’38 and Helen C. Wright, Friend
Wendy Ferguson Wright ’73
Christopher J. Wurster ’69 and Lynne A. Tweedie ’71
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Lynn Halloran Yaeger ’73
Julia Trost Yake ’49
Oscar F. Yanson ’49 and Julia Countryman Yanson ’50
Thomas S. Yeo ’70 and Cynthia Van Tassel Yeo ’70
Harriett Knapp Yinger ’37
Cynthia Watson Yingling ’83 and Jeffrey Yingling, Friend
J. Michael Yohe ’57 and Nancy Peyton Yohe, Friend
Nancy Haupt York ’52 and James L. York, Friend
Barbara Brown Young ’79 and Richard William Young, Friend
David L. Young ’53 and Susan Guild Young ’55
Jeanette Cochran Young ’75
Kimberlee Tweedy Young ’73 and Richard A. Young, Parent
Melissa L. Young ’80 and Robert K. Davidson, Friend
Steven J. Young ’67 and Linda Harris Young ’67
Shirley McCormick Youngblood ’49
Roland S. Yunghans ’50 and Dorothy Cline Yunghans ’49
James D. Zachritz ’55 and Arlene Calkins Zachritz ’60
Nina Streepey Zanes ’51 and Roger H. Zanes, Jr., Friend dec
Mary Purnell Zapp ’72 and Thomas E. Zapp, Friend
Marjorie Wilkinson Zaring ’41
Pamela L. Zdunek ’81 and Clifford M. Sladnick, Friend
Lawrence J. Zelenz ’78 and Marguerite Carroll Zelenz, Friend
Elaine Hebel Zeuthen ’55
Robert C. Zimmer ’50 and Ethel Ford Zimmer, Parent
Nancy Lemen Zimmerman ’53
Joelen Cox Zimont ’54 and Charles R. Zimont, Friend
Miriam Ely Zukoski ’52 and William A. Zukoski, Parent
 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

1919 BUILDERS CIRCLE

Roland C. Matthies
CONTRIBUTORS
Merritt H. Beck
CONTRIBUTORS
Audrie Moore Celley
OTHER GIFTS
Robert H. Farber
1938
ANNUAL FUND: $1,000 ANNUAL FUND: $2,320
DONORS: 1 Imo Yates Umfleet Charlotte Epple Smith Joseph M. Lumpkin DONORS: 15
PARTICIPATION: 33% PARTICIPATION: 30%
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF GIFTS IN MEMORY OF 1936
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Lytle J. Freehafer Charles F. Seaman 1935 ANNUAL FUND: $17,277 FOUNDERS CIRCLE
John P. Kinsey ANNUAL FUND: $1,785 DONORS: 15 Lila Dayhoff Kalm
GIFTS IN HONOR OF DONORS: 9 PARTICIPATION: 48%
1932 G. Wendell Dygert PARTICIPATION: 24% PATRONS CIRCLE
1930 ANNUAL FUND: $75
DONORS: 3 SPECIAL GIFTS FOUNDERS CIRCLE
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Elaine Showalter Smith
Paul P. Van Riper
ANNUAL FUND: $200 G. Wendell Dygert dec
DONORS: 2 PARTICIPATION: 14% Robert H. Farber BUILDERS CIRCLE
Ruth Tower Dygert FOUNDERS CIRCLE C. Nason Burden
PARTICIPATION: 13%
CONTRIBUTORS PATRONS CIRCLE Arthur W. Burks dec Harold K. Downey
BUILDERS CIRCLE Cornelia Aaron Chapel Clarence W. Powell Vera Knauer Farber Forst D. Fuller
Wilma Grossman Allen John E. Edwards 1934 James B. Haman
Mary Briggs Blanchard Marjorie Bundy Parks dec ANNUAL FUND: $6,015 BUILDERS CIRCLE PATRONS CIRCLE Willard C. Lacy
DONORS: 7 Vera Anderson Busselle Joe H. Petty Sterling G. Parker
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF PARTICIPATION: 32% Thomas N. Ewing, Jr. Emily Wolcott Russell
Ruth Ward Freehafer 1933 OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Parker Pengilly
Lucille Smock Stevens dec
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Llois W. Affolter
John R. Showalter, Jr.
Dorothy Ell Strong
ANNUAL FUND: $475
DONORS: 5 Ronald W. Gilbert Mary Martin Affolter Alice Edelmaier Taglauer
CONTRIBUTORS Ted C. Fleming Wendell S. Wright
1931 PARTICIPATION: 20%
PATRONS CIRCLE Elizabeth Carr Beyer V. Eugene Ritz
ANNUAL FUND: $1,200 Dale C. Christison Robert L. Duncan Robert H. Shaffer CONTRIBUTORS
DONORS: 3 BUILDERS CIRCLE
Isabelle Haverstick Harger Robert W. Newell Sidney Esner Eula Enochs Shorey Elizabeth Finch Garver
PARTICIPATION: 18% Martin D. Phelan Arthur S. Stafford Ruth McKim Moor
Francis W. Pritchard
Mary Enochs Simons GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Raman W. Stultz
FOUNDERS CIRCLE BUILDERS CIRCLE John W. Christensen GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Isabelle Hadley BonDurant Natalie Walters Nelson CONTRIBUTORS Martha Withey Barnes
SPECIAL GIFTS Emily Baldridge Beer
John W. Christensen dec Martha Landgrebe Beverett SPECIAL GIFTS
Margaret Strickler Lee Howard B. Burkett
Gifts at Work
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Earl C. Townsend, Jr. 1939
NSF grant helps DePauw professor bring chemists together OTHER GIFTS
ANNUAL FUND: $4,995
DONORS: 16
Hilary J. Eppley, who holds the Howard Vera Knauer Farber PARTICIPATION: 27%
C. and Mary Ellen Black ’34, ’36 Profes- CHARTER CIRCLE**
sorship of Chemistry and Biochemistry, 1937 Carolyn Elliott McManaman
ANNUAL FUND: $1,360
is a valued member of the science faculty DONORS: 16 FOUNDERS CIRCLE
PARTICIPATION: 37% Elmer Billman
at DePauw. Having taught at DePauw Jean T. Stoops
PATRONS CIRCLE Elizabeth Parker Ware
for a decade, Eppley has sponsored major Ellen Beebee Shelby
Wendell K. Simpson PATRONS CIRCLE
collaborative research projects with 30 Elbert L. Groves
BUILDERS CIRCLE Betty Macy Smith
students. She makes science accessible Eleanor Hostetter Herr
Genevieve O’Hair Kee BUILDERS CIRCLE
even to non-science majors through her popular Winter Term course, The Chemistry of Galen Porter Mary Snyder Hornbacker
Marian Albaugh Short Clare Allison Meier dec
Art. And starting this year, she is the director of the Science Research Fellows program. James M. Taylor Joseph G. Merrill
Margaret McCall Nichols
As a scientist, Eppley can be described as an inorganic chemist (as opposed to an CONTRIBUTORS
organic or a physical chemist). She explains that few colleges have more than one in- Kermit W. Arnold CONTRIBUTORS
Katherine Farquhar Ford Elbert L. Archibald
organic chemist on the faculty, and therefore these scientists are in need of networking Margaret Clippinger Gutting Charles C. Bates
G. Walter Scott William J. Fink
with their far-flung counterparts. With help from a National Science Foundation grant, Ruthana Osterling Stock Verla Crain Huff
Benjamin W. Stokes Irving M. Justman
Eppley is taking part in a project to do just that. Lucille Moore Washburn Virginia Porter Palmer
Marjorie Dausses Wichlei
Together with eight other inorganic chemists and one technology specialist, all Harriett Knapp Yinger OTHER GIFTS
John M. Centa dec
from other colleges and universities, Eppley helped form VIPEr (the Virtual Inorganic GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Mary Poucher McCune
Pedagogical Electronic Resource), an interactive Web site community designed to act
as a repository of knowledge in inorganic chemistry, and as a forum for sharing ideas
and resources. More than 160 scientists use the site already. The Web site aids each
scientist and faculty member in their research, and for professors such as Eppley, it aids DePauw University has made every effort to maintain accuracy
in the preparation of the Honor Roll of Donors. Unfortunately,
her teaching as well, allowing her to bring a nation’s worth of expertise into her own mistakes or omissions can and do occur. If you should find an
error in this report, please notify the University so that our records
classroom and lab. can be corrected. Write: DePauw University, Stewardship Office,
Attn: Honor Roll, Greencastle, IN 46135-0037.

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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 Annual Honor Roll of Donors
1940 BUILDERS CIRCLE
F. Evert Bartholomew
ANNUAL FUND: $20,670
DONORS: 30 June Waughop Bryan
PARTICIPATION: 48% William F. Christopher
Edward W. Cleary
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Barbara Brooks Copple
Virginia Burns Boynton Beth Brookley Coulter
William F. Welch Jane Chapman Dunkle
Eunice Brumm Lanzl
CHARTER CIRCLE** Robert E. March
Rachel Waltz Heath Margaret Minich Mettler
Victor B. Lawhead William H. Pearson
Edward E. Richter
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Donald E. Stullken
Frances Loomis Bright Jo Clippinger Sweet
Norman F. Buck Alexander Vraciu
Ruth Ritz Rusie Dorothy Caldwell Walcher
Margaret Mobberley Stoops
Park A. Wiseman CONTRIBUTORS
Harold A. Wittcoff Jane Mohler Carpenter
Marguerite Wilks Handel
PATRONS CIRCLE Vera Curtis Harkin
John D. Armstrong Robert E. Hartsock
Dorothy Cooper Salter
Thomas E. Burney
Betty Davies Cratty Paul C. Souder
C. Bruce Hardy Mary McDonald Stragand
Elizabeth Smith Taylor
BUILDERS CIRCLE
David L. Buckles GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Harold J. Cook Richard G. Rink
Paula Eddy Leslie
Morris Jon Morgan GIFTS IN HONOR OF
Carl A. Strock
Marion McClintic
O’Donnell
Shirley Shields Reser SPECIAL GIFTS
Dorice Conner Roberts Margaret Hardgrove Wilson
Miriam Campbell Senger
CONTRIBUTORS 1942
Helen Youngblood Cope ANNUAL FUND: $12,466
Edward F. Dirks DONORS: 51
Ruth Durham Hegreness PARTICIPATION: 46%
Margery Miller Mills
Muriel Fithian Myers CHARTER CIRCLE**
William H. Smith John O. King, Jr.
Stewart S. Stevens Robert Webster Lott
Donald A. Todd
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF James M. Briggs
Marian Ellis Gifford Louis R. de Filippis
Lloyd E. Dyer
SPECIAL GIFTS Richard H. Elliott
Melvyn A. Bayly Theodore M. Englehart
Vincent C. L. Holmstrom Laurin L. Henry
Elroy F. Langill
Duane R. Murphy
1941 PATRONS CIRCLE
ANNUAL FUND: $30,880
DONORS: 36 Warren J. Close
PARTICIPATION: 43% Carl Howard
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** BUILDERS CIRCLE
Frank H. Roberts Frank B. Adney, Jr.
Mary Alice Claycombe Adney
CHARTER CIRCLE** Ann Kimball Andresen
Irving M. Heath George W. Crane, Jr.
Bettye Shoop Lott Dick Daugherty
Robert E. Hair
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Elizabeth Surbeck Hitchner
Helen Marxer Bryant William M. Horne, Jr.
Margie Jolly Dunton Elbert W. King
Janet Secord Pharr William F. Laramore
Louise Roberts Slebos Arthur W. Lavidge
Marjorie Nelson Wiseman William H. Lazear
Myron M. Nichols
PATRONS CIRCLE Catherine Cox Stobbart
Theodora Maytag Blumberg Phyllis Hanson Strick
Ford M. Cullis Elizabeth Russell Stullken
Wayne May Robert R. Thoe
Alice Hankins Schmidt Jane Winteringer Wilson
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
CONTRIBUTORS
Martha Brooks Allis
Helen Porter Ayres
Jacqueline Schuldes Baatz
Max W. Biggs
Thomas D. Cook
Robert B. Crocker
Frances Chase Dirting
Theodore A. Groenke
Elizabeth Shierling Grotberg
Mary Jones Hanna
Richard P. Howell, Jr.
Jean Montgomery Hughes
Robert I. Landis
Betty Yuncker Lee
David Z. Logan
John K. McAllister
James M. Robinson
Robert R. Sanks
Ailcy Bullington Schindler
Edwin C. Tweedie
Richard J. Wilkinson dec
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Sal F. Marino
Richard S. Shepard
SPECIAL GIFTS
Lila Seneff Bayly
Theodore M. Englehart
LEGACY GIFTS
Pauline Douglas
1943
ANNUAL FUND: $22,226
DONORS: 50
PARTICIPATION: 51%
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
John C. Siegesmund, Jr.
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Arthur G. Allard, Jr.
Shirley Andrew Allard
Katheryn Boston Bartlett
Barbara Hogate Ferrin
William E. Specht
James M. Winning
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Betty Thornburg Briggs
William B. Fischer
Donald W. Jones, Sr.
Robert J. Lavidge
Charleen Seibel Sessions
PATRONS CIRCLE
William F. Edington
James A. Felts
Wanda Stewart Wheeler
Elizabeth Hedges Witteveen
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Barbara S. Baldwin
Elizabeth Fabian Barnes
Beth Heuring Christensen
Stella Williams Clapp
Rebecca Wray Degitz
Donald F. Elliott, Jr.
P. Richardson Gale
Dorothy Gardner Goodnough
Marguerite Arendt Goss
Elizabeth Roberts Greene
George H. Hayes
Helen Jome Houck
James M. Houck
Constance Ceeley Klarer
Georgetta Wilson Madole
Harold M. Manifold
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R. Drew Miller
Marguerite Erdman Sailor
Joyce Dunbar Dolan
Patricia Federmann Evans
Gail Brookman Grashorn
Betty Jo McDonald Judy
Gene Schobinger, Jr. Pauline Grossman Gregory Ruth Dodge Larson
Charles H. Sheridan Robert T. Hatch Mary Torrence Layman
Martha Ketcham Stafford Wayne S. Hieber dec Christian M. McClure
Mary Lang Williams Jane Hedgcock Holt Francile Caylor McClure
Virginia Moomaw Jackson dec Dorothy McCullough
CONTRIBUTORS Elizabeth M. Kaiser Morehead
Suzanne Custer Collins M. Clark LaBrec Mary Condrey Rambach
Catherine Peet Cook Ruth Merchant Michaelson Kenyon S. Tweedell
Connie MacLean Heiden Marjorie Inwood Mondecar Nancy Myer Weingartner
Alice McGahey Kinne Mary Graham Osmers
Edwinnia Wood Scott Bradford E. Phillips GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
James F. Sears George J. Rahe, Jr. Charles P. Erdmann
Doris Elliott Souder Otto S. Steele, Jr. dec
Betty Lindsey Thompson Virginia Jacoby Stooker OTHER GIFTS
Ellene Whipple Susan Alvis Weakley Richard W. Smith
Wilma Rothenburger James W. Weatherholt
Winkler Marjorie Ford Wells LEGACY GIFTS
Mary Martin Wyall Ralph F. Williams Arthur E. Klauser
SPECIAL GIFTS
1944 M. Lewis Gulick 1946
ANNUAL FUND: $27,425 ANNUAL FUND: $14,609
DONORS: 64 OTHER GIFTS DONORS: 51
PARTICIPATION: 59% Edith Greenleaf Aanderud PARTICIPATION: 60%
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** LEGACY GIFTS CHARTER CIRCLE**
Ann Durham Weinrichter M. Lewis Gulick Helen Reis Allen
Marjorie Volwiler Grinnell
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Katharine Draper Haimbaugh 1945 FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Marian Walker LeGros ANNUAL FUND: $8,835 Dorothy Gray Beverly
John Mirza DONORS: 46 Aura May Durham
Janet Schneider Specht PARTICIPATION: 49% Jane Hickam Grizzell
William A. Nicoll
FOUNDERS CIRCLE CHARTER CIRCLE** Jeanne Guild Townsend
Donald R. Fretz Mary Baker Winning
M. Lewis Gulick PATRONS CIRCLE
Marilynn Parrett Hansen FOUNDERS CIRCLE Jane Evans Berghoff
John R. Jewett Mary Loop Doughten Nancy Coith-Fibbe
Edward L. Koosed Charlotte Biernatzki Jeltsch Jean Holmes Pine
Phyllis Walcott Nichols Marybelle Bramhall Jewett Elizabeth Smock Wickman
Gloria Rick Price Arthur E. Klauser
Robert E. Sessions William C. North BUILDERS CIRCLE
Mary Pearman Scarbeary Virginia Jones Bright
PATRONS CIRCLE Martha Lang Carlisle
Lawrence S. Dunham PATRONS CIRCLE James W. Clark
Leonard W. Huck Patricia Porterfield Hackett Nancy Wittgen DeVoe
Jean MacRae Jones Eleanor Crosby Leigeber Barbara Loomis Good
Robert F. Reckman Helen Wenrich Wood Jack W. Graham
Phyllis Whitcomb Green
BUILDERS CIRCLE BUILDERS CIRCLE Martha Yelton Hanpeter
Carol Mason Bricher Robert D. Barendsen Julia Gullett Holth
Florence Jome Donner Paul F. Brown Esther Steele Hyde
Donald L. Galbraith Dorothy Combs Claypool Miriam White Jacobs
Dorothy Ludington Haines
Richard M. Hochstedler
George Creeger
Shirley Lauridsen Daugherty
Jane Krider Klatte
Jacqueline Arnold Lang
Lois Kjellberg Hughet Sara Lockwood Downs Kathryn Weesner Miller
Norman J. Knights Elizabeth Fawcett Farone Wayne S. Montgomery
Frances Yamasaki Mori William H. Fletcher Harold E. Nelson
William H. Poggemeier, Jr. Marie Freeman Holcomb Charles Oldfield
Marjorie Hamblin Sheridan Alice Hobart Horne Dorothy Wright Peck
Marcia Young Smith Ray S. Jacobs dec Margaret Jeffery Sethness
Muriel Roberts Smith Martha Haverstick Kay Ralph S. Steele
Mary Cleary Straker Margaret Roth Martin Marjorie Mogg Steiger
Martin J. Tuckett Dorothy Sperry McClellan Pauline Peterson Warner
Margaret Kleinke Walsh Gordon D. Nelson Marilyn Richards Watson
Robert T. Watson Frances Beck Reynolds Marion Palmer Weyrauch
John J. Wittich Willard C. Shrode
Leah Elliott Wittich Richard W. Smith CONTRIBUTORS
Mary Vermillion Wolf E. Lain Tetrick Dorothy Larsen Aldworth
Jean Mehlig Watson Doris Bollinger Armstrong
CONTRIBUTORS Risdon J. Westen Robert N. Bills
Edith Greenleaf Aanderud Elizabeth Phelps Cole
Phoebe Yeo Barta CONTRIBUTORS Jane Kimmel Colten
H. Myron Braun Luella Boonstra Boaz Walter Garner
Helen Rudesill Chroniak Sheila Tourtelot Burris Jeanne Andersen Heck
Elizabeth Johnson Davidson Elizabeth Cave B. Bruce Huffman
Nancy Richards Davis Elizabeth Santner Crull James S. Leslie
Rosemary Gray Dilley Howard D. Crull, Jr. Barbara Furr Moorman
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Endowment Gift at Work Elizabeth Friend Marsh
John H. Smith
Professor brings human rights, international focus Robert J. Tilley
Marian Gregory Wolf dec
to classroom PATRONS CIRCLE
“I am a strong supporter of efforts to internationalize the curriculum Bette Johnston Boothby
Samuel G. Clifford, Jr.
and student experiences at DePauw, especially adding non-Western Victor J. Hawthorne
DonaLou Wilson Imler
perspectives,” says Nancy J. Davis, Lester Martin Jones Professor of William A. Imler
Louise Martin Mohler
Sociology. Her professorship was established by Donald W. Jones ’43 in Peggy Sandy Moore dec
Keith W. Ragan
honor of his father, a former sociology professor at DePauw. “Because Richard A. Thornburg
of DePauw’s faculty development program, I’ve been able to conduct BUILDERS CIRCLE
Ruth Henley Adams
research and present papers abroad, in places such as Padua, Paris, Elizabeth Mercer Allured
Sydney, Vienna and currently, Buenos Aires.” Raymond P. Brown
Carolyn Swartzbaugh
Davis and co-author Robert Robinson have been studying why Chenoweth
John R. Claycombe
religiously orthodox movements are thriving across the world. Their Margery Graham Freshley
Patricia Stutz Goyer
work has won major research awards, and they continue to study the topic in Buenos Aires, where Robert S. Goyer
Edwin P. Hawes
Davis is on sabbatical this year. Marillyn Knuepfer Hudson
Mary West Huggard
Davis’s sabbatical also gives her a further opportunity to study human rights issues in Argen- Ann Graham Jones
Dorcas Owens Kerr
tina; knowledge she brings back to the classroom. “My sabbatical in Buenos Aires – in addition Charles M. Knueppel
Virginia Auble Knueppel
to providing an intellectually and artistically vibrant city in which to write – allows exploring the Marilyn Baker Metcalf
legacy of human rights abuses during the Dirty War (1976-83). I teach about this and resistance M. Constance Nagel
Franklyn K. Norris
to it in my seminar on global struggles for human rights.” Davis also teaches course on social Rebecca Longden Oliver
Serene Panama Onesto
movements, sexuality and social theory that are cross-listed with conflict studies and women’s Mary Tresch Petitt
Marilyn Seabrook Pinaire
studies, “programs that allow faculty members and students from a variety of disciplines to come Edward D. Porter III
Yvonne Evans Matson
Nina Fay McCunniff
Marilyn Husson Mellett dec
Jane O’Bannon Parker
Mary Simmons Pauley
Betty Owens Proffitt
James W. Proffitt
Marion McBurney Rice
Barbara Ross-Shannon
Margaret Gage Sanchez
Harriet Stallman Sirotkin
Patricia Clithero Sneed
John B. Stevens
Alice Plasterer Stickler
Arlene Willcutt Turnbull
Beverly Ford Van Buren
Wm. Bruce Walker
Catharine Manhart Walton
Frances Pirkle Welch
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Dan W. Guinnup
Walter N. Reagan
Heath C. Steele
James R. Wheeler
SPECIAL GIFTS
Marven J. Glen
Heath C. Steele dec
Richard D. Wood
OTHER GIFTS
Maureen McCormick
Carkeek
Walter K. Mickelson, Jr.
LEGACY GIFTS
Sue Shafer Farmer
T. Lyle Harlor

together.”
Idella Fields Peterson
Katherine Wright Pickert
Gloria Kimmel Robinson
Margaret Foley Showalter
Dorothy Tippett Speer
Betty Miller Stoltz
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Gordon R. McKinney
OTHER GIFTS
Jeanne Guild Townsend
1947
ANNUAL FUND: $52,154
DONORS: 69
PARTICIPATION: 40%
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Edgar A. Meyer
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Barbara Van Dellen Beré
Ralph M. Weinrichter
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Shirley Gilbert Durham
Eileen Sullivan Emison
James H. Emison
Jean Hixon Jelliffe
Sue Oettinger Radcliffe
Erwin E. Schulze
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Dorothy Jones Agronick
M. Loren Bullock
E. Rabb Emison, Jr.
Julia Sloan Evans
Barbara Mayne Gasser
Joel E. Grizzell
Erwin Huston
Richard A. Kerr
John S. Wells, Jr.
PATRONS CIRCLE
John H. Cox
Barbara Day Hunter dec
Thomas W. Hunter
Kenneth J. Lee
Marilyn Masters McQuistan
Edwin C. Salter
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Marilyn Younker Anders
James J. Baldwin
Donald Keith Campbell
Margaret Ward Daniel
Ruth Borgmeier Daugherty
Dorothy Giles Dyer
Hilliard J. Fjord
Phyllis Wefel Fruechtenicht
June Buchanan Gullberg
William F. Hayes, Sr.
Betty Staples Herdman
Elizabeth Jeschke
Montgomery
David Neustadt
Mary Carlson Peterson
Marian Osborn Porter
Leonard M. Saylor
Ellyn Weinel Swanson
Winona Bortz Vernberg
Margaret Keach Williamson
Eldon S. Wright
CONTRIBUTORS
Lynette Bradley Beall
Marjorie Snyder Beckett
Vivian Hora Bosquit
Dorothy Walsman Burkhart
Jean McArthur Coffey
Harriett Hesslin Crum
Betty Mourning Curl
Paul W. Deppert
Frances Fiorillo
Ruth Bergstrom Grauer
Joan Phillips Harrison
Leo R. Henry
Elaine Smith Jacobs
Margaret Showalter Keith
John B. Robertson
Jane Rinehart Scanlon
Helen Gleeton Seifried
Mary Murdock Shandy
Betty Roedel Soelter
Frank Steele
Dorothy Ruggles Stevenson
Edward M. Stoeckel
Dorothy Hammond Taber
John Gumm Taflinger
Loraine McClelland Walker
L. C. Rudolph
Patricia O’Hair Rugan dec
1949
CLASS CHAIR:
Richard R. Savage Mary Triggs Hall
Edith Schmidt
Sally Smith Scott ANNUAL FUND: $48,277
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF William H. Sharp DONORS: 137
Daniel H. Hanna Marilyn Shaw Smith PARTICIPATION: 51%
William M. Walton Barbara Young Story
H. Sipes Weed PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
SPECIAL GIFTS
Robert C. Weed Gretchen Scott Anderson
John D. Williams James R. Wheeler dec
Carolyn Smith Frederick
Elizabeth Bennett Wildman
Stuart H. Wildman
1948 Robert E. Williams, Jr.
CHARTER CIRCLE**
William W. Bromer
ANNUAL FUND: $112,110 Beulah Bull Wilson
Arline Kraft Buettin
DONORS: 105
William H. Buettin
PARTICIPATION: 46% CONTRIBUTORS
Mary Sherer Lukens
Elizabeth Brant Barker William F. Mohr
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** Jane Briner Beavers
Richard D. Wood Carlos L. Bell
Paul F. Radcliffe
Jerry F. Weaver
Joseph D. Boyd
Ruth Scudder Weaver
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Preston C. Brown
Robert R. Frederick Caralyn Keller Buston
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Charlotte Brown Churchill Charles W. Boston
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Richard E. Coffey
Rae Rickenbacher Hickman
T. Lyle Harlor Howard W. Eloe Mary Tobias Higbie
Rosemarie Hosbach Faber
Barbara Burton Hoover
CHARTER CIRCLE** Jocelyn F. Gabel Donald Jones
Frank W. Durham, Jr. Jane Stafford Gordon Salena Hotchkiss Jones
Mary Jo Tranbarger Shirley Hooper Greene Donald K. Magill
Eleanor Mackey Hanson dec Dorothy Lami Magill
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Mary Hinton Henry
Thayer E. Merrill
Ellen Jacobsen Andrews Marybelle Haab Henry Robert F. Ogden
Barbara Salmanson Allen B. Higgins Sogi Soder
Blumberg Ula Ammerman House Betty Ballhorn Sultzer
James E. Brooks Jean Smith Howlett M. Wayne Wolfe
Robert C. DeVries John C. Lewis Oscar F. Yanson
Jeanne Smith Gillum James T. Little
Barbara Sward Graves Jess Karges Logsdon

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Robert M. Baker
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James P. Fairfield
Guy A. Fibbe
Helen Picken Grogan
Wells B. Grogan
A. Theodore Halsted
Mary Carson Hensold dec
Donald F. Holcomb
Doris Leirer Kett
Charles A. West
Julia Trost Yake
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Robert E. Allard
Stanley E. Allured
J. Bruce Amstutz
Maurlea Scannel Babb
Enid Meredith Bennett
Robert A. Bennett
Tavia Thorwaldson Bodenstedt
Alice Barger Bower
Mary Fisher Bowmar
Robert W. Brumitt
Robert E. Buis
Richard G. Cheney
Richard B. Crandall
Sara Custer Downing
Shirley Garnant Figeas
Elizabeth Frisbie Goodlad
Herbert E. Grimes
Lewis S. Haber
Lois Fassnacht Haber
Richard E. Hamilton
John R. Hook
Ann Warner Howard
John Howard
John S. Hubbard
Phyllis Madden Johnston
Eleanor Page Magorien
John W. McFarland
Nancy Elliott McFarland
Shirley Swank Mitchem
Cyndalu Stivers Piquette
Betty Thralls Randall
Joan Hoy Sampson
Patricia Martin See
Mildred Butler Shrontz
Colleen White Smith
Paula Aird Stone
Charles R. Templin
F. J. Vernberg
Robert T. Westmen
Barbara Underwood Wright
Shirley McCormick
Youngblood
Dorothy Cline Yunghans
CONTRIBUTORS
Marianna Hahl Beers
S. Benjamin Beeson
James E. Bethel
Priscilla Griswold Bethel
Kathryn Butler Branstetter
Marian Smith Carter
James A. Chase
Joseph H. Clark
Jacqueline Du Jardin
Clemenson
Barbara Coons Connelly
Robert E. Cox
Maureen Hubbard Cribbs
Reta Wallis Cruse
Phyllis Chapman Dickson
Alfred D. Dixon
Sara Calvert Dixon
Ludella Pittman Ebinger dec
Joie Lobnitz Felix
Patricia A. Goodwin
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Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Judith Jackson Hanson James R. Keene
H. Wendell Howard Martha Ingram Keene
Melvyn J. Huber Richard F. McLoughlin
Joan Bethel Huestis Barbara Ocheltree Stepp
Theodore I. Hunsaker Ralph F. Stepp, Jr.
Georgia Smith Kalman Gloria Vaughan
Marion Noble Larocco Maurice B. Wood
Alan C. Levinson Julia Countryman Yanson
Margaret Traynor Limuli
Anders N. Madsen, Jr. PATRONS CIRCLE
Lorraine Long Madsen Cynthia Dreher Baker
Eleanor Marshall-White William P. Buckner, Jr.
Patricia McGinley McGrath Shirley Beistle Climo
Donald K. Mossberger G. Richard Danielson
Mary Knapp Murch Robert K. Gibson
Donall E. Myers Joann Stephens McKay
Phyllis Pavey Neville Lane Moore
Nancy Steele Noertker Marian Miner Moore
Carolyn Feicht Noss Robert F. Overmyer
John L. Novak Vivian Brubaker Priddy
Clarabel Grier Noyes George R. Tovey
Charlene Quinn O’Connor Robert C. Zimmer
Jean A. Omara
Roger L. Ragan BUILDERS CIRCLE
Virginia Dodge Robertson Barton Anson
Robert P. Robinson David L. Baker
Albert J. Schmidt Virginia Bartlett Baker
Norma Bailey Shelden A. Kirby Baldwin, Jr.
Marjorie Horn Shelly Sarah Clark Breck
Richard H. Showalter William C. Caldwell, Jr.
John P. Simon Gene Hahn Cheney
Ellen Weathers Stevens John D. Colbrunn
Rose Britt Summers Carolyn Schwentker Daus
Kathleen Main Sweeney Francis E. Evans
Audrey Wagner Taylor Mildred Semelka Evans
James A. Taylor John D. Fetters
Janet Westmen Taylor Marcia Andrews Freeby
Mary Quiter Truax Warren A. Goodlad
Clara Snepp Vogt Joann Brown Graham
Norman H. Hake
SPECIAL GIFTS Marion Goldthwaite Harcourt
Gretchen Scott Anderson James H. Henderson
Albert F. Hill
OTHER GIFTS John E. Hoadley
Barbara Burton Hoover Cynthia Rice Hogan
Betty Benson Weideman William S. Hollatz
Frederick J. Kent
Donna Dahlen Kerr
1950 Roland E. Koenig
Henry Lewis
ANNUAL FUND: $79,110
DONORS: 145 Joan Drompp McAfee
PARTICIPATION: 52% Carol Borge McMahon
Emily Murray Michael
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** John W. Morris
Dean K. Anderson Joan Isenbarger Murray
Louise Woods Crandall Gordon L. Nelson
James R. Williams Alfred Piquette
Victor E. Ramsey
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** John W. Rippetoe
Carl H. Goltermann D. James Runyon
George M. Sammons
CHARTER CIRCLE** Dean R. Sampson
James B. Bolen, Jr. David Smith
Patricia Ryan Bromer George J. Smith
Constance Caylor Carney Marion Greenleaf Smith
Joseph B. Carney, Sr. Stanley B. Staples
Kathryn Schwarz Colten E. L. Stewart, Jr.
Eugene L. Delves Jane Hale Utterback
Dale J. Ducommun Patricia Collier Waters
John A. Light III King Williams, Jr.
Roland S. Yunghans
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Ann Hartenstein Creswell CONTRIBUTORS
Neal L. Creswell Linda Allen
Boots Duesing dec Donald E. Applegate
Doris Wells Duesing James W. Armstrong
Diane Severns Farage J. William Asher
Russell H. Hart, Jr. Mary Hester Bayer
James R. Headley Lester E. Beesley
Cleveland P. Hickman, Jr. Jack D. Bennett
C. Robert Jordan Nancy Longshore Brest
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Thomas E. Carter David B. Stevens Carolyn Waller Heagey
Robert B. Chevalier C. Salen Herke
Charles H. Dale CHARTER CIRCLE** Kathleen Kelsey Humphrey
Terry K. Donk Edward J. Casassa Ellen Hoisington Johnson
Ruth Herold Dumond Sue Howard Delves G. Robert Keesling
Robert H. Gipson Dale E. Espich Shirley Veneman Lanum
Lois Nash Harbert Dick Everard Florence-Ida McDonald-West
Charles H. Heaton u Anne Mossberg Hillman Paul R. Miller
Marion William Herron Robert L. Koenig Jean Wilcox Morris
Joanne Blake Hurst Virginia Condon Neff Norman G. Morris
James M. Jordan Maclyn T. Parker Marilyn Stevenson Morrison
Donald E. Julian dec Patricia Opie Parker Joan Barnes Nicholson
Harry E. Katzmann Raymond J. Payne Patricia Hancock Passer
Ann Brigham Kazmar Eleanor Hockey Perris Joyce Adams Patterson
Donald E. Kipley John P. Rudy Eunice Blanchard Poethig
Carol Crooker Klinestiver Carl S. Sorenson Rex B. Ragan
Marion J. Lewis Leigh A. Stocking Charles V. Reed
June Lydrickson Long Thomas A. Rohm
Meredith J. Martini FOUNDERS CIRCLE Anne Keeney Ruedig
Joanne Roberts McClelland Dorothy Stout Aldridge Beverly Baughman Ruser
Charles M. Melton Barbara Forsell Barbieri John F. Russell
Dora Hildebrand Meredith Ralph A. Berg Jeanne Ashbaugh Schirmer
Patricia Jacobs Mottweiler Max L. Boyd Morgan F. Simmons
Barbara Barr Newlin Harry C. Colberg Johanna Lichvar Sinks
Donald A. Page Loren D. Daily Phyllis Luttrell Smith
Elizabeth Saucerman Paris Herbert W. Hoover John R. Stauffer
Carol Nicholson Phillips Ninalouise Hart Isaacson Richard L. Swift
Suzanne Day Pontius Sandra Brooks Jordan Ann Huesmann Thompson
Thomas M. Pontius Mary Dail Keil H. Canary Thornburg
Val Price, Jr. Anne Hartshorn Luber Margaret Burns Trent
Carol Firchau Prince Joseph W. Lullo Beverly Saltz Trochuck
Carol Downie Regan Virginia Kibbler Lullo M. C. Urban, Jr.
James A. Rice Anita Henderson Mary Lou Van Buren
Robert J. Ricketts McLoughlin Beverly Pierce Walker
Z. Laury Ring Verna M. Meyer John C. Walker
Kathryn Jung Schmidt Carlotta Lance Millholland Arthur B. Webb
Elizabeth Horn Schumacher Marilyn Wiegand Pecsok Barbara Riggs Wever
Domenico Sella Elizabeth Rhodes Smith Charles A. Whitcomb
A. Glenn Shoptaugh, Jr. Joan Lindemeyer Tedford Nina Streepey Zanes
Dorothy Schoneker Skinner John H. Tedford
James E. Smith, Jr. dec Jeannine Spangler Triebel CONTRIBUTORS
Honey Van Dervoort Snider Russell F. Triebel Karl G. Anderson, Jr.
Judson P. Spore, Jr. Brenton Wadsworth R. Regner Arvidson
William A. Sweeney George F. Weikert Carolyn Franklin Babcock
Charles T. Vear James C. Widman Mary Taylor Benson
Paul E. Wagner Joan Foster Brabec
Nathan C. Wainright PATRONS CIRCLE Benjamin Cole
David J. Ware Brevoort Baker II
Jo Givens Baker
Helen Stovall Coulter
Anne Harvey Dabbs
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Nancy Bardonner Bossert J. William Doolittle
Thomas S. Emison William D. Bugher Barbara Button Everhard
Martha Nutt Dunn Donna Crisler Forbes
SPECIAL GIFTS Thomas V. Fischer Joan Holmes Frazier
Dean K. Anderson C. Thomas Floyd Barbara Banks Gurney
J. William Asher Rudolph Gordon John P. Habenicht
Claude C. Boles John H. Mitchell Lenora Larsen Habenicht
Marilyn Davis Boles Douglas N. Price Wanda Beebe Hamilton
Mildred Greenleaf Hodshire Margery Guston Tovey Nancy Cessna Hawthorne
C. Robert Jordan H. Lincoln Vehmeyer, Jr. Evelyn Hartford Horton
Maurice B. Wood Stanley G. White James D. Huffman
Anna Ashton Iseri
OTHER GIFTS BUILDERS CIRCLE Beverly McNamara Jackson
Barbara Evans Farris M. Ann Allen Virginia McCartney Jenkins
Phillip H. Farris Wesley H. Allen Frances Chambers Joswick
David Smith Ruth Floyd Anson Raymond P. Lewis, Jr.
Marion Greenleaf Smith Carol Sanford Baldwin James E. Liebig
Martha Whitmer Bark Helen Freund Linville
Robert C. Bayer Aubert L. Meredith, Jr.
1951 Charles G. Beck, Jr.
Elizabeth Veit Boynton
Dean A. Mitchell
Eleanor Anderson Moore
ANNUAL FUND: $104,691
DONORS: 163 William Breck Lewis V. Morgan, Jr.
PARTICIPATION: 66% Joseph Butler dec Betty Scarborough Munnings
Patricia Wylie Carr Marian Merchant New
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Richard E. Clift Janet Stevens Papworth
Nancy Shelly Schaenen Janice Mullen Cooke George Michael Pettinger
Diane Forst Stephens Barbara Brasmer Cudmore Joanne Bigham Pinner
Norval B. Stephens, Jr. Elsie Manny Eads Barbara Armitage Porter
Charles R. Ellinwood Barbara Britt Przetak
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** C. William Freeby Shirley Morris Ramsey
Rachel Payne Jakes Russell L. Freeland Sally Lehman Reynolds

Patricia Richardson
Cynthia Allen Ricketts
Barbara Ryrholm Sarason
Jacquelyn Lapsys Scheibelhut
John W. Schlotz
Nancy Beard Stauber
Kenneth B. Welliver
Mary Hickman Welliver
Clara Clifford Wilson
Katharine Keene Winton
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Joseph Butler
Harry D. Jacobs, Jr.
SPECIAL GIFTS
Anne Mossberg Hillman
Sandra Brooks Jordan
Dean A. Mitchell
Nancy Shelly Schaenen
OTHER GIFTS
William D. Bugher
Herbert W. Hoover
Carlotta Lance Millholland
Arthur B. Webb
LEGACY GIFTS
John P. Rudy
1952
ANNUAL FUND: $97,698
DONORS: 159
PARTICIPATION: 60%
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Richard A. Haller, Sr.
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Henry A. Leander
Louise Ford Leander
Charles A. Leis
Marilyn Newpart Leis
Martha Dunlavy Mitchell
Sally Symon Stevens
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Don B. Ansel
Irene Koebke Ansel
Anna Cain Ducommun
Susan Metcalfe Elzemeyer
Beverly Grant Frier
Richard W. Fulmer
Lee H. Hamilton
Nancy Nelson Hamilton
Glenn C. Hannah
u Charles W. Hillman
Carol Nelson Johnson
Paul E. Lancaster
Jane Greer Lauritzen
Nancy Sjostrom Miller
Kathleen Keller Smith
Joann Wine White
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
John T. Anderson
Nancy Filkey Anderson
James L. Bogue
Gloria Lindquist Daily
Carleton E. Dangremond, Jr.
L. Penfield Faber
Joyce Moore Gouwens
Herbert J. Grubb
Mary Whitmore Hague
Richard C. Holland
Grant C. Light
Anabel Russell Mason
James H. Mason
John C. Melangton
David Moessinger
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Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Jack C. Moll Joan Schafer Carrodus Elizabeth Browning Witchey FOUNDERS CIRCLE BUILDERS CIRCLE
Robert L. Queller Dean Carson George O. Witwer Charles C. Adams Joyce Vietzke Allen
Ned A. Smith Paula Stenger Cassiday Richard W. Wolk Marcia Terwilliger Adams Melvin L. Allen
Howard E. Steele Mary J. Chesterson Mary Brendlinger Woodland Thomas F. Amann Donald E. Archer
Marilyn Smith Steele Barbara Brewer Clark Beverly Byram Anderson Janet Carlisle Archer
Miriam Ely Zukoski John H. Coats GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Madelyn Hatch Bogue John A. Armantrout
Allan T. Coulter Diana Root Dean Betty Soukup Boyd Margaret Mutschler
PATRONS CIRCLE Isabel Taylor Dewey Walter W. Chaffee Armantrout
John E. Beesley Nancy Cox Fontaine SPECIAL GIFTS Joseph T. Ives, Jr. Peggy Carey Beman
Beverly Baird Bugher Marilyn Payne Freeouf Edward O. Gammel Mary Shattuck Ives Karin Hennings Bennington
Charlotte Taylor Cooney Paul O. Germann, Jr. Charles W. Hillman Patricia Williams Jennings Jean Alsworth Breheny
Phyllis Nelson Danielson Margaret Haun Groetsch Martha Dunlavy Mitchell Rosalie Amory Miller Dorothy Frey Chamness
John W. Kinsey Susan Shepherd Herron Ronald F. Van Vactor Arthur M. Millholland Joanne Beil Conners
Nancy MacLennan Lavin Peggy Ragan Hughes Joann Wine White Betty Corder Outerbridge Carolyn Compton Cook
Paul H. Lee, Jr. Margaret Tennant Jones Elizabeth Browning Witchey Mildred Trares Schaefer Mary Emison Davis
Suzanne Sturges Lee Mary Johnson Jordan Marjorie Emshoff Tower Phillip C. Davis
John I. Lundmark James R. Kanney OTHER GIFTS Wesley Tower Clyde H. Dornbusch
Herbert A. Miller, Jr. Nancy Leggitt Katzmann Beverly Baird Bugher Betty Thoma Weikert dec Donna Cook Dreyer
Dorena Van Voorhies Joanne Leaton Keller Herbert J. Grubb William L. White David E. Durham
Mitchell Mary Lesperance Kimble Charles C. Eynon
Martha Curry Morey Alex J. Kondonassis PATRONS CIRCLE Susan Wittgen Fox
Thomas E. Parfitt
Robert M. Radle, Jr.
Marjorie Needham Latzko
Charles S. Levings III
1953 Joan Love Allemand
Jennette Thompson Brower
Alice Rogers Freeman
Jerry A. Freeman
ANNUAL FUND: $69,688
Carol Rylander Reitan Carol Loew-Kalbas DONORS: 153 Louis O. Carr Ivan S. Fucilla
Cynthia Cline Roberts Margaret Bennett Martin PARTICIPATION: 65% Thomas T. Chen Billie Adelhelm Harper
Martha Sanders Saunders JoAnn Baker Mets James C. Costin Jane Heaton
Joanne Arvidson Sheperd Martha Dunlavy Mitchell OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Jeanne Thompson Deichmiller Richard B. Helfrich
Gregory L. Smith Alice Fairbank Mulligan John W. Jakes John C. Golba James Hollensteiner
Mabel Schloot Smith Harold R. Muncie David J. Morehead William H. Hoag Joanne Christensen Hood
Stephen J. Nagy Alvin I. Singer Victor Jackson Florence Ullrich Kelley
BUILDERS CIRCLE Susan Sawens Nelson Emmett F. Kaelble Wallace E. King
Susan Moffett Blake
Lynn Tozer Bowles
Harmon O. Pritchard, Jr.
Barbara Bennett Ruble
CHARTER CIRCLE** Vern T. Kraushaar
Mary Ehrlich Lundmark
James A. Koch
Barbara Cash LaVelle
Eleanor Thee Barkley
David W. Britton, Jr. Janet Sollitt Scholtes Robert R. Branson James B. McClenahan John C. Lowe
Harry W. Burdick Marion Bauman Sego Barbara Miller Fisher Marcia Edwards Peterson Kay Kennedy Manifold
James K. Chamness Kenneth R. Simmons Martha Whitcomb Floyd Barbara Thomas Price Merle H. Miller, Jr.
Bette Doolittle Culver Betty Hanlin Smith Owen E. Floyd, Jr. Nancy Peregrine Rodgers George A. Nauman
John P. Culver, Jr. Suzanne Clemons Smith Judith Drompp Guild John Ward Shawver Joanne Dixon Norton
Patricia Crays Dixon Fauneil Brattain Stewart Richard A. Hansen Sue Saunders Shawver William H. Oberholtzer dec
Virginia Downs Raymond S. Thiem David S. Johnson Kay Leonard Stephens Carlisle K. Parker, Jr.
Fran Tuttle Drew William H. Timm Joyce Foster Larson F. Michael Wahl Duane A. Patterson
Susanna Bowers Ellinwood Marilyn Floridis Tolnitch Elizabeth Class Payne Bruce Walker Joan Hockersmith Piercefield
Marilyn Heaton Fackler L. E. Tweedle Joan Lubman Strawn Nancy C. Ralston
Russell Jackson Fry William R. Watson, Jr. Jane Ehmann Wood Donald R. Roberts
Mary Jane Garber
Nancy Driscol Gardner
Thomas H. Gardner Endowment Gift at Work
Lois McQueen Gartner
L. Charles Hebel, Jr.
Lewis L. Kirk, Jr. Men’s Hall Scholarship Recipient Shines
Leland A. Lahr
Janet Teetor Loring
Entrepreneur, scholar, humanitarian and loyal member of the
Richard W. Loring DePauw family – all of these terms fit Indianapolis native Kristie F.
Lillian F. Lynch
Norman K. Martin Carter ’09.
Barbara Miller Meeker
Jay A. Morris Kristie, who was awarded a Men’s Hall Alumni Association schol-
Dorothy Neice Nelson
Nancy Hartz Nesbit arship this past year, is an active and vibrant student with a bright
William R. Nesbit
Sheila Griffith Nolin future. A Bonner Scholar and Management Fellow, her life at DePauw is marked by public
Jean Hartsock Peters
Marilyn Thomas Peterson service and intense study. She has volunteered extensively with The Ark, a private kennel for
Martha Clark Rice
Robert E. Rohm homeless animals. She is also co-owner of a limousine service and has won awards for her level
Mary Cattran Stephens
G. Brock Stewart
of entrepreneurism.
Elizabeth Rauch Taylor Kristie has engaged deeply with DePauw alumni through the Black and Gold Student Alumni
Glenn W. Thompson, Jr.
Anne Cosler Trovinger Association, working at Alumni Reunion Weekend and other events. “The DePauw alumni
Helen Gibson Tykal
Jack B. Tykal network is unbelievable,” she explains.
Mary Goodrich Watts
James H. Williams The financial assistance her Men’s Hall scholarship provides underlines the importance of the
Janet Lewis Williams
Nancy Haupt York greater DePauw family. “The scholarship has made my college dream seem not so unattainable,
and in fact it has become a reality. I believe that alumni interest in and support of students has
CONTRIBUTORS
William C. Ashman
Muriel Nelson Berger an extreme impact on one’s life.”
Janet Marshall Boeh
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

Jane Watson Rohm

Virginia Kraft Scatterday
1954 William P. Giddings
Anne Emison Harmon
SPECIAL GIFTS
Joan Westmen Battey
Sanford Elson Elton
Judith Wheaton Fuller
Eleanor Jenkins Wright
ANNUAL FUND: $151,919
Joan Zacharias Scheel DONORS: 139 Gloria Spore Helfrich Edward W. Cassidy Richard M. Fuller GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Robert A. Schilling PARTICIPATION: 53% William Brian Hill Ronald K. Holmberg Sarah Organ Geitz John B. Williams
Marilyn Hatch Schmidt Norman J. Hudak Jane Leahy Warne David Gelsanliter
Kendrick Shedd TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** Robert L. Huffman Richard A. Warne Jean Aubrey Gillooly SPECIAL GIFTS
William A. Shumaker Ronald K. Holmberg Charles I. Johnson Elizabeth Hardy Holland Harold A. Petersen
Mary Lacy Smith Annichen Bohn Kassel OTHER GIFTS David E. Hood Sabra Hansen Qua
Ronald D. Smith PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Victor A. Kassel Chester W. Browne, Jr. John Hufferd Ian M. Rolland
Richard O. Soldner Jane Leahy Warne Gene C. Laker Donna Payne Hoenes Norman F. Jay
Mary Baughman Spilman Richard A. Warne Constance Hubbard Lakomski Henry J. Hoenes, Jr. Donald A. Johnson LEGACY GIFTS
Philip Steinberg John W. Lauter Marjorie Davis Morehead Anne Nelson Jones Carol Wischmeyer Rucker
Ann McQueen Thompson OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Frances Swanstrom MacCollum Lewis E. Peters William M. Keller, Jr. Charles A. Vickers
Robert P. Trautman William D. George, Jr. Beverly Stern McCleve John L. Spencer Robert R. Kimbell, Jr. Martha Johnson Vickers
David L. Young Betty Davis Givens Elaine Demos Miliotes Richard G. Krueger
Nancy Lemen Zimmerman Marjorie Davis Morehead Marilyn Miller Morris LEGACY GIFTS Carole Neusbaum Levick

CONTRIBUTORS
Jerry L. Williams
Lois Andersen Bell CHARTER CIRCLE**
Joan Callahan Bigge George H. Aldrich
Barbara Sumpter Boerger
Sarah Vanwye Brumfield
Roberta Farrow Baldwin
Richard E. Deer
Mary Daggett Carlton u Jane Rowles Dickson
Marilyn Jeppesen Carson Robert E. Ferguson
Leone B. Carter Robert F. Henry, Jr.
William M. Clark Kareen Morris Jacobs
Mary Morse Cook Anne Prindle Johnson
Gaspar G. de Paredes, Jr. u Ellen Little Vanden Brink
Elizabeth Davis Dean
Kathryn Wieland Dombey FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Diane Mound Doner Alfred D. Biggs, Jr.
John N. Elliott Ruth Hawkins Biggs
Joyce Whitehead Elliott Edward W. Cassidy
Joan Steward Erb Sally Sohngen Henderson
Clarise Smet Fischer James M. Holland
Sarah Howell Galliger John A. Jennings
Perry C. Grier Marilyn Shanks Klingaman
Esther Julian Jones Jane Schwalm Miller
Robert C. Jones Dorothy Nelson Moll
Laverne J. Lani Janice Wolle Nielsen
Carolyn Burckhalter Frank J. Tolford, Jr.
McGahey
Robert E. Myers PATRONS CIRCLE
Margaret Haefner Palo William W. Allison
Dolores Baldridge Ray Peggy Cooper Babcock
Robert M. Seiler E. William Bergfeld, Jr.
Barbara L. Sennett Chester W. Browne, Jr.
Althea Rautenberg Smith Nancy Boyd Costin
Donna James Smith Loraine Loomis Cox
Patricia Sommer Smith Kenneth H. Haynie
Betty Murray Spehar Donna Payne Hoenes
Mary Wollenhaupt Stern Henry J. Hoenes, Jr.
Harry E. Stewart R. Edward McGreevy, Jr.
Robert S. Swaim, Jr. Kenrad E. Nelson
Ernest M. Thayer Patricia Cullen Ratcliff
Sarah Wynne Tolbert Erick R. Ratzer
Joyce Roberts Ward Jeanne Mason Ratzer
Janyce Kishman Wieland James Sykora II
Kenneth A. Wieland Richard L. Turmail
Thomas A. Wright Clark L. Wagner
Nancy May Woulfe
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Dorothy Johnson Wyandt
J. Kent Guild John O. Wyandt
GIFTS IN HONOR OF BUILDERS CIRCLE
David J. Morehead Allen K. Billingsley
Marilyn Lichvar Branco
SPECIAL GIFTS Warren F. Brecht
James Hollensteiner Mary Winkler Brennan
Alvin I. Singer John E. Brown
Thomas Christy, Jr.
OTHER GIFTS Marjorie Latimer Dailey
Arthur M. Millholland Waneta Maxwell Dailey
David J. Morehead Howard E. Denbo
Joan Falquet Dornbusch
LEGACY GIFTS Betty Ross Drake
Vern T. Kraushaar James E. Dudley
David J. Morehead Susan Healey Eynon
Marilyn Holtman Fetters
Judith Clow Fucilla
Timothy P. Garrigus
Judith Johnson Oberholtzer
William A. Pendl
John T. Peters
Lewis E. Peters
Barbara Cheney Prellberg
Frederick C. Reigle, Sr.
Patricia Van Riper Rice
Ralph W. Riecker, Jr.
James W. Rowlett
Barbara Burgoyne Schanck
Mary Curry Shakespeare
Bernard F. Slanec
Gretel Heinzerling Smith
Janet E. Snape
Edward L. Stahley
Alice Taylor Storey
Gerald R. Vare
George A. Wagle
John M. Watkins
Martha Swintz Watkins
Susan Scoins Wooden
Joelen Cox Zimont
CONTRIBUTORS
Corliss D. Anderson, Jr.
Joan Westmen Battey
Bruce A. Breiding
Carolyn Rudy Brill
Jane Fredericks Buchanan
Diana Duckett Clark
Eleanor Priebe Cramer
Marilyn Brown Croasdaile
Charles C. Doenecke
Ann Brant Dunnichay
Sue Barthelmeh Eckstein
Sharon Sloan Feix
Marilyn Carlson Filemyr
Donna Diddie Fischbeck
Edward L. Fritz
Olivia Greco Gow
Elisabeth Jones Grueninger
Samuel W. Hart dec
Beverly Hanger Heitzenrater
Kenneth O. Johnson
Marjorie Davis Johnson
Robert G. Johnson
Patrice Moore Jones
C. Travis Kendall
Judith Dutchess Kepner
Gertrude Macomber Kivett
Everett L. Laury
Janet Miller Lewis
Anne Kingma Myers
Mary Schwartz Oakley
L. Wilcox Oliver
Lillian Gospodareck Parrish
Mary Erwin Pitcher
Barbara Derrick Puterbaugh
Jean A. Snow
Carolyn Gipe Stauffer
Mary Hall Stewart
John T. Weise
Janice Myers Weller
Susan Ewert Wright
Marjorie Davis Morehead
Jerry L. Williams
Ronald W. Liechty
W. Joseph McDade
1956
ANNUAL FUND: $242,746
Dorothy Johnson McWhirter DONORS: 145
Beverly Lewis Nicholson PARTICIPATION: 56%
1955 Richard P. Nicholson
Sabra Hansen Qua
ANNUAL FUND: $87,522 TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
DONORS: 124 Gretchen Strasma Elizabeth Pfeffer Allen
PARTICIPATION: 55% Rauschenberg Cynthia Brooks Holmberg
Mary Simmons Reece
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** Lona Beck Robertson PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Phyllis Walker Nicholas Carol Wischmeyer Rucker Albert E. Crandall
Ian M. Rolland Margaret Scott Rumpp
Carol Hershberger Showers OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Joyce Shoptaugh Shumaker Arthur L. Bryant
Robert H. Giles Sara Rife Smith Lee E. Dirks
Robert G. Soper Donald C. Findlay II
CHARTER CIRCLE** Jean Whitten Stafford Barbara Dixon Harrison
Benjamin G. Cochran John C. Stark u E. Henry Lamkin, Jr.
Marilou Morrell Kelly H. Edward Tolle Jerry D. Pontius
H. Richard Morgenstern Charles A. Vickers Edward M. Roob
Harold A. Petersen Martha Johnson Vickers James E. Shields
Thomas A. Sargent Virginia Barlow Williams
Robert W. Sass Thomas G. Williams dec CHARTER CIRCLE**
Charles D. Stocking dec William P. Wooden Charles A. Gilbert
Nancy Curtis Stocking Susan Guild Young George G. Karas
Norman E. Strasma James D. Zachritz Shirley Craig Karas
Elaine Hebel Zeuthen J. Kurt Mahrdt, Jr.
CONTRIBUTORS Norval Duane Reece
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Carol Reeder Agness Susan Overstreet Stevens
Morton L. Berfield Anne Cockfield Alschuler Frederick R. Williams
James E. Brumbaugh Lester S. Barritt
Jack H. McNairy Warren E. Beebe FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Mary Condon McNairy Carol Warren Carr Mary Larsen Austin
Robert L. Muller James G. Carr Adrianne Nail Coats
Richard H. Warnes Noll Sanders Cassady Sidney O. Coats
Stanley A. Williams Marjorie C. Crichton Barbara Thompson Garlinger
Dolly Weaver Deary Donald W. Garlinger
PATRONS CIRCLE David W. Dellinger Thomas J. Grant
Patricia Orr Burnham Mary Pieters Desmond Richard W. Moll
Marjorie Stutz Carr Paul B. DuMontelle William H. Osha
H. Keith Cox Robert W. Edmunds Donna Wright Plock
Martha Davidson Kaelble Ann Wesner Evans Ronald W. Sondee
Nicholas H. Kalvin Othmar G. Grueninger Lott H. Thomas
Robert M. Kelsey Leslie E. Haney Sueann Stedman Williams
Jane Clements King Barbara Ault Homme Norma Hawkinson
Richard R. McCracken Ronald C. Horndorf Winemiller
Marni Atkins Powell Shirley Jackson Isaacson Robert H. Winemiller
Howard M. Skoien Arthur S. Kimball, Jr.
James M. Totman Mary Scircle Kimball PATRONS CIRCLE
Sandra Garrett Ullman Meredith Miller Kling Sarah Green Abel
Carolyn Ulmer Klus Myrna Mansfield Allshouse
BUILDERS CIRCLE Janet Winters Kuzmic Susan Christensen Beatty
Gene L. Addison Caroline Jones Lang Arthur J. Beer, Jr.
Susan Smith Baumann Charles F. Meyer Frederick F. Boling
Gilbert H. Bierman John H. Munson John C. Carlson
Donald E. Blatchley Kay Mussetter Noyes Shirley Dungan Cline
Philip F. Bradford Sara Seger Parente Jacqueline Drummer Didier
Sharon Smith Britton Gail Rittersporn Schaaf Katherine Suydam Hall
Jerry M. Burand Elizabeth Clunk Shelt MaryBelle Ferguson Hoenig
Joann Decker Burand Douglas A. Smalheer William B. Hoenig, Jr.
John N. Chapin, Jr. Donald M. Thomas Thomas A. Jameson
Martha Dehner Copher Raymond E. Wachter, Jr. Robert V. Johnson
Peter M. Dawson Carolyn Dessauer Warweg Virginia Milbacher Johnson
Carol Shanklin Durham Ann O’Connell Weise Robert E. Kersey
Donna Buchanan Edgar Grace Hanson Wilson Carol Ackerson Malmgren

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
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Lynn Cooley McMillion
Norman L. Morford
Diana Evans Parfitt
J. Bergen Parkhill
Marilyn Basinger Parkhill
Linda Ieler Reinhardt
Carol L. Stoudt
Caroline A. White
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Jane Carpenter Andersen
Kay Clough Burrill
Claire Neill Campbell
Bruce R. Danner
John R. Dehner
R. Victor Dix
Carol Gray Dixon
Herbert K. Douglas
Kay Farr Driscol
Paul E. Driscol, Jr.
J. Richard Emens
Ann Messersmith Fletcher
Joanne Jones Garrigus
Jay B. Hanselmann
Robert B. Hirschman
Robert G. Kensler
Richard E. Knapp
Phyllis Hahn Lauter
William F. Lawrence
William B. Leist
Howard Winn McCray
William T. McMurry
Clayton Z. Miller
Mary Berger Moriarty
Max R. Murphy
J. Raymond North, Jr.
Martha Sappenfield North
Jack D. Noyes
Shirley Champion Nusbaum
Kathleen Anderson Parker
Roberta Schroeder Parrott
Mary Woodford Pavlikowski
Nancy Hieronymus Pearson
George W. Phillips, Jr.
Donald G. Reiff
John L. Rikhoff
Karen Knutson Rikhoff
Elaine Brannen Ross
Nancy Fenwick Schuler
Shirley E. Shazer
Betty Wollenberg Short
Jay U. Sterling
Clark E. Taylor
William H. Taylor, Jr.
Calliope Cotomata Tracewell
Jeanne Rappel Wagle
Gerald L. Ward
Virginia Wieland-Mast
David E. Winton
Nancy Harrison Winton
Noble H. Yoshida
CONTRIBUTORS
Jinsie Scott Bingham
Sandra Millikin Blackert
Judith Walker Buchanan
Virginia Jordan Burchard
Carolyn Grall Carpenter
Sue Bartlett Davie
Nancy Mathieu Davis
Mary Anderson Droppers
Dollie Bridgewater
DuMontelle
B. Gilbert Edmunds
Dorothy Dale Gough
John W. Hake
Shirley Taylor Henshaw
Peter R. Hensley
Gretchen Fuller Huff
Nancy Hiller Humphrey
Jane Nelson Lashley
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Jack W. Lyle
Thomas D. McCreery
Betty Drake McGowan
Arne J. Moestue
Stanley E. Mutti
Robert F. Nichol
Lois Smisek Owen
Bruce W. Parker
Janet Allen Parker
John P. Porter
Clayton P. Reed
Joseph T. Rush
Nancy Lingle Samson
Sandra Watson Schafer
Joyce Taylor Siefker
Virginia Mezey Sorley
James H. Taylor
Helen Kupke Teach
Judith Melvin Thornburg
Diane MacCoy
Van Der Meid
Susan Morrison Wanberg
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Margaret Hogue Corneilsen
GIFTS IN HONOR OF
Thomas J. Grant
William B. Leist
SPECIAL GIFTS
Glady Caley Faires
Cynthia Brooks Holmberg
Norman Miller Johnson
1957
CLASS CHAIR:
Lou Ubben Walton
ANNUAL FUND: $129,823
DONORS: 155
PARTICIPATION: 44%
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Hirotsugu (Chuck) Iikubo
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Patricia Harms Canfield
Garth F. Essig
Judith Lilly Findlay
Martha Faitz Gamble
Donald L. Hamilton
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr.
Doris Smith Miguelez
Mary Goff Pontius
Barbara Leske Roob
David M. Stone
Jane Jones Williams
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Nancy Ford Charles
Roger W. Findley
Nancy Hunger Galliher
John E. Morrill
Joan Rideout Phillips
William R. Powell
Barbara Chandley Puckett
Robert H. Puckett
Larry R. Robinson
Paula Sedgwick Scism
Richard M. Temple dec
Dwight F. Walton
u Lou Ubben Walton
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Janet Daniels Bell
Suzanne DeCosted Breckenridg
Donna Jensen Burke
E. Burow Cleveland
Joseph C. Cleveland
Annual Fund Gift at Work
Cyclist rides for a cause
Evansville, Ind., native C. Neil Broshears ’09 is a star
member of the DePauw cycling team, and he has participated
in the prestigious College Nationals Road Race. This past
summer, however, he decided to ride for something much
larger than any award.
Broshears joined Bike and Build, a team of 32 cyclists
who bike from Rhode Island to California as a fundraiser to
help build homes for the less fortunate. Along the way, they
stop and help out at various building projects as well.
“I’ve always cycled for me,” the biology major said.
“This was a way in which I could cycle but do something
productive with it.”
An outstanding student and exceptional cyclist, Broshears
received support to attend DePauw through an Annual Fund
gift from Alvin I. Singer ’53. “The Singer Scholarship made it possible for me to attend a great
college,” he said. “I chose DePauw due to its superior reputation and small class sizes. Without
such help, I may never have been able to complete my studies at DePauw University.”
Judith Shafer Davidson Miriam Cole Breese Larry D. Shafer Jerry H. Rose
Ann Luttrell Grant H. E. Barney Burroughs Ralph E. Snelson Barbara Duffield Sheehan
Mary Harris Harris Sandra Louy Burroughs Leonard E. Snyder Gail Divine Sims
Nicholas L. Jones James B. Cash Jane Christensen Soper Glenn J. Slanec
Richard J. Laker Charles R. Copple Richard L. Talbott Nancy Holmes Sprague
Ruth Lewis Lieberman Gretchen Kiger Cryer Elizabeth Ives Thompson Carol Hauser Stark
Marilee Lidikay McCallister Lois Cashin Danner William J. Thompson Calvin N. Wade II
Shirley Fouch Muller Barbara Zerell Edwards Jane Ettinger Turley Jean Anderson Weliver
Marcia Wheeler Mussman Leila Scelonge Edwards James M. Vandivier
Thomas Richard Ransom Ila Alexander Fisher Frank D. Walker GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Robert C. Sammons Neal F. Fisher Gail Loomis Ward Marietta Coble Ivey
Robert W. Schrier Sandra Vincent Gardner Robert D. West Richard M. Temple
Jean Hostetler Stackhouse Anne Allaway Gilbert Fred A. Wingert
Max L. Stackhouse Jane Thoma Hammond Beverly Bryan Wirsching OTHER GIFTS
James C. Van Horne James D. Harris Donald L. Hamilton
Robert N. Younger Patricia White Harris CONTRIBUTORS Rosanne Miller Jacks
Prudence Dix Hilger Judith Folk Aikman
PATRONS CIRCLE Deborah Pond Hoyt Frances Ott Allen LEGACY GIFTS
Merle F. Allshouse Rosanne Miller Jacks Gayle Purves Anderson Nancy Ford Charles
Walter M. Bagot Frank D. Kaiser Janice Harrison Armuth Jane Jones Williams
Veryl F. Frye, Jr. Jeanne Petracek Kipp Sharon McBroom Brunjes
George C. Halfmann Charles B. Kirkdoffer Suzanne D’Sinter Carpine
G. Richard Hershberger
Josephine Petry Hershberger
Ann Bland Knapp
Janet Hoffmark Laut
Charles D. Corbin
Carol Rossman Creelman
1958
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Joy Uphaus Holthouse Nicholas A. Lyras Don M. Dixon Richard B. Hackenberg
Thomas L. Holthouse Richard F. Maroney Dorothy A. Drake Emily Hooton Hamilton
Barbara Garrett Krause Lester B. Mathieson Cary Kay Fellman Douglas A. Holmes
Janice Roberts Mair Carolyn Jones Miller Everett A. Fox Marilyn Hansen Lancaster
Joan Garwood McCracken John A. Morehead Gloria McVey Frew Thomas A. Lancaster
Roberta Bruns Oleson William H. Naylor Ronald T. Hafer Daniel E. Lewis, Jr.
Sue Farrell Supple Richard A. Ohs Fred W. Hawk G. Richard Locke
J. Michael Yohe Donna Hostetter Peebles Gail Achtner Hawk Judy Blang Locke
Dan F. Peternell Jerome W. Helm George L. Mazanec
BUILDERS CIRCLE Martha Williamson Phillips Mary Ball Hoeltzel David J. Petterson
J. Patrick Aikman Mary Shauman Reiff Nancy Neal Keating Janet W. Prindle
Alana Hickman Alexander Jane Powell Riggs Phyllis Patterson Kiser D. Reed Scism
Gail Anderson-Conlan Carl H. Rinne III Margaret Dailey Kuehrmann Thomas L. Turk
Charles E. Ballinger Jean Wallin Roberts Merle D. Lehman Sharon Williams Ubben
Dale E. Berkebile Richard H. Ruedi F. Michael McLain Timothy H. Ubben
Mary Jordan Berkebile Margaret Steffen Kay Kenna McMaster Edward L. Unterberg
Thomas T. Boyd Sant’Ambrogio Joan Moore Mernitz Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
H. Dale Bracey Phyllis Rauth Sells Sue Galbraith Roberts
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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REUNION COMMITTEE:
Fred G. Augspurger
James H. Beatty, Sr.
Curtis R. Bryant
Carl A. Buehler
Martha Morgan Bull
Ardath Edwards Cade
Nancy Neely Cash
Barbara Tracy Cochran
D. David Cryer
Julia Whitney Dawson
Theodore D. Driscol
Ralph R. Edminster dec
Robert L. Erickson
Patrick M. Ewing
Jerry G. Gaff
Carolyn Beasley Gilbert
Joanne Toates Huffman
James E. Huitema
Carolyn T. Jones
Howard F. Lund
W. Thomas McGhee
K. David Miller
Nancy Waymire Munroe
Charles E. Ray
Sharon Moore Robinson
Sandra Swisher Sammons
David R. Sheaffer
Alice Jones Slanec
Diane Woodward Snelson
Eleanor Selle Stanley
Albert A. Watts, Jr.
Nancie Clark Williams
ANNUAL FUND: $415,153
DONORS: 283
PARTICIPATION: 75%
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
u George L. Mazanec
u Sharon Williams Ubben
u Timothy H. Ubben
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
u G. Richard Locke
u Judy Blang Locke
u Janet W. Prindle
u Edward L. Unterberg
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Carol Shanahan Bryant
u Barbara Tracy Cochran
Robert N. Davies
u Ralph R. Edminster dec
u Emily Hooton Hamilton
u Douglas A. Holmes
u Carolyn T. Jones
David N. McKeag
u Nancy Waymire Munroe
Donald G. Norman
G. Byington Pratt III
Walter W. Sampson, Jr.
CHARTER CIRCLE**
u James H. Beatty, Sr.
James H. Boyd
u Martha Morgan Bull
Robert G. Burney
u D. David Cryer
Nancy Ruyle Dodge
u Theodore D. Driscol
u Robert L. Erickson
Suzanne Wedeking Frederickson
u Carolyn Beasley Gilbert
David E. Harris
Carole Kelly Hegenbarth
William C. Krueger, Jr.
u Marilyn Hansen Lancaster
u Thomas A. Lancaster
Charlotte Nelson Lueckel
Ernest F. Modzelewski
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Lois Stewart Perry
u David J. Petterson
Paula Weir Powell
u Sharon Moore Robinson
Dawn Follett Schumann
u D. Reed Scism
Nancy Lindquist Temple
u Nancie Clark Williams
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Harriet Rinehart Attig
John C. Attig
J. Robert Coffin
Delight Mace Dowell
Duane L. Dowell
J. David Eberle
Robert W. Edler
u Patrick M. Ewing
Joseph R. Flummerfelt
Ronald L. Galiene
Nancy Young Gehlbach
Richard T. Hill, Jr.
Roberta Gates Hill
Frank F. Hirschman
Carole Grimmer Irvin
Ann Cotton Jilg
John M. Johnson
Lee Lewis Johnson
W. Richards Kindig
John N. King
Beatrice Marquis Kulier
Helen Pigott Laker
u Daniel E. Lewis, Jr.
James B. Life
Patricia Moore Life
u Howard F. Lund
Mary Taylor Mann
Patricia Barnes Moder
Edna Bromer Moore
Richard W. Moore
Carol Leopold Murad
Ferid Murad
Donald E. Parker
Barbara Hibberd Podlach
u Charles E. Ray
James G. Reynolds
Phillip L. Ribbe
Robert L. Rudolph
u Sandra Swisher Sammons
John F. Schneider
Mary McCorkle Sondee
Carlton B. Stringfellow
Joellen McFarland Stringfellow
Susan Lawrence Swezey
Maynard D. Thompson
u Thomas L. Turk
Ann Thomas Wade
Anne Earhart White
u Nancy Hadley Wilhelm
Sally Petersen Williams
Grace Overdeer Zuehlke
PATRONS CIRCLE
Jane Middleton Anderson
Miriam Query Boling
Robert D. Britigan, Jr.
u Curtis R. Bryant
David F. Burg
Kerry Winn Burstein
u Ardath Edwards Cade
u Jerry G. Gaff
Dianne Fellows Guild
Janet Foresman Hall
James E. Hannah
Mary McCallum Henrichs
Jane McDaniel Keller
Vicki Bunting Lauderdale
Kathryn Penstone Penstone
Patrick E. Sharp
u David R. Sheaffer
Nancy Grumling Sheaffer
Sherleene Funk Sissell Charles E. Kingman Glenn H. Spoerl Janet Bruggeman Fencken
Beverly Mullen Stodghill O. Dene Knight Karen Johnson Spoerl Vincent S. Frohne
John B. Young Kenneth D. Kohlstedt II Mary Arnold Stanley Richard W. Gethin
Sandra Haverfield Kroder Roy M. Stanley II Gretchen Soldwedel Gill
BUILDERS CIRCLE Georgia Basore Kropf Patricia Hammer Taggart Marcia Thornton Groth
Margaret Layng Aldrich Mary Kendall Leist Norbert L. Talbott John O. Gruber
William L. Amers David M. Lewis, Jr. Ruth Lighter Talbott William E. Haslem
Ann Freehafer Andersen Bonnie Barrow Liljequist Gayle Wanegar Taliaferro Kathleen Grover Helm
u Fred G. Augspurger Leslie Yoder Lynch Kathryn Orr Taylor Karen Meiks Jeffries
Janet York Babcock Robert E. Manhard H. Bruce Throckmorton Ruthanne Williamson
Catherine Culver Baty Barbara Ragland Maroney Patricia Mannin Tillman Johnson
Barrett L. Beer Sally Pottle Mathieson Eleanor Hokanson Todd Thomas A. Johnson
Barbara Hartong Belt Sherry Pierpont May Martha Moore Trowbridge Constance Johnson Kiley
u Nancy Neely Cash u W. Thomas McGhee Barbara Thornton Vrooman Phyllis Paulson Kirbabas
Suzanne Wagner Davis C. Richard McQueen June A. Walker Margaret Lane Lazaraton
u Julia Whitney Dawson Mary Crosby Mestousis Louis L. Watson, Jr. Ruth Wilson Lehner
Daniel S. Forney, Jr. u K. David Miller u Albert A. Watts, Jr. Ronald G. Liveris
Marion Radcliffe Fox Katherine Keith Milne Belinda Nickel Watts Jeanne Hickman Logan
Wayne Friend George A. Morgan, Jr. Robert A. Watts John S. Mason
Judith Landis Gendron Nancy Smith Morris Gordon E. Wesner, Jr. Martha Crumb McCoy
Arthur C. Goetz Julia Kiesselbach Mullican Jane Rightsell Wesner Judith Asbell McMillen
Morris E. Goodnight Janet Brebach Murray Susan Kolkmeier Barbara Coppes McNett
Howard N. Greenlee, Jr. Jon B. Myers Whitehouse Sarah Rose Miquelle
Barbara E. Gunn Judith Simpson Myers Sharon Miller Momany
u Richard B. Hackenberg Mary Dahlen Naylor CONTRIBUTORS Georganna Blume Morrison
Linda Stang Hanahan Charlotte Hyman Neuhauser Barbara Applegate-Jones Richard W. Morrison
Frances Wilson Hayward James J. O’Brien Gary G. Barnes Gail Lone O’Brien
Marsha Walb Heller James D. O’Dell Janet Gutman Bishop Barbara Land Padgett
Frederick B. Hendricks Bruce E. Partner Permilla Smith Brawley Jeanne Merten Parker
Marilyn Fitch Herrmann Ann Wallace Peternell u Carl A. Buehler Sara McSherry Powers
Orville E. Hileman, Jr. Donna Johnson Peterson Bobby Pipkin Campbell Carolyn Raup Queisser
Richard P. Hoagland Carol Dorsett Pyle Constance Evans Claar Ruth Falk Redel
Judith Weiler Hollis Kim T. Rawlinson Carolyn Hancock Cleland Carolin Smith Renz
Robert J. Hotopp Christopher N. Reinier Ronald E. Coons Sally Fullerton Riemer
u Joanne Toates Huffman Jane Jarrell Robinson Edna Dix Crocker Anne Murphy Schaaf
Martha Obear Huggins E. Stewart Saunders M. Keith DeArmond Peter H. Scheible
Robert J. Jacobson John W. Schiller David F. DeVos Rosemary Davis Shaw
Gary T. Jewell Keith C. Schroeder Elizabeth Tinney Donley Ruth E. Shogren
Elizabeth Craig Joseph Hugh T. Schulhof Nancy Lamkin Edler u Alice Jones Slanec
Carol Breuhaus Kenney Robert M. Seward II Judith Hoff Ellington Charles B. Stafford
Jason J. Kesler u Diane Woodward Snelson Sharon Elliott-Fox u Eleanor Selle Stanley
[DIAN: Use this chart with the profile titled “9 HR Profile.Endmt Per
Student.1950.60s”. That file has been updated with the 6/30/2008
endowment figure. A hardcopy is attached.. –kps]
INSTITUTION – ENDOWMENT PER STUDENT
(AS OF JUNE 30, 2007)
Pomona College (Calif.) $1,150,165
Grinnell College (Iowa) $1,094,467
Wabash College (Ind.) $471,703
Carleton College (Minn.) $338,866
Washington & Lee University (Va.) $322,832
Davidson College (N.C.) $293,618
Oberlin College (Ohio) $289,512
Denison University (Ohio) $287,088
DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (Ind.) $240,369
Sewanee - The University of the South
(Tenn.) $197,049
Kenyon College
(Ohio) $117,714
0 $100K $200K $300K $400K $500K $600K $700K $800K $900K $1M $2M
(DATA IS TAKEN FROM THE 2007 NACUBO ENDOWMENT STUDY.)
DePauw’s total endowment, valued at $544.8 million as of June 30, 2008, is a critical element
in the University’s ability to achieve its educational mission. The endowment provides a perma-
nent source of funding to support student scholarships and enhance the academic programs of
the University. Along with tuition and gifts to the Annual Fund, endowment income provides a
major source of funding for DePauw’s annual budget. However, comparing the endowment per
student (a measure used to compare schools of different sizes), DePauw falls below many of our
peer schools. The continued steady growth of DePauw’s endowment reflects its competitiveness
in relation to other high quality peer institutions.
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David L. Stonehill
Mary Daugherty Thomas
Ann Johnson Tudor
Margaret Warne Vail
Sallie Jarrell Wade
Janet Case Wandrey
Janice Wickersham Welty
Barbara Smith Whitney
Thomas S. Winks
Ann Thompson Wonderly
Barbara Kenagy Wood
Nancy Cox Wright
Carolyn Duncan Young
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
John K. Buckner
Donna Stillwell Clapp
Ellen Bockman Cleveland
Neal A. Cochran
Ralph R. Edminster
John McClendon
Mary Stotz McGookey
Mary Scharf Miller
SPECIAL GIFTS
Robert N. Davies
Carolyn T. Jones
Marilyn Hansen Lancaster
Thomas A. Lancaster
Carol Leopold Murad
Ferid Murad
Janet W. Prindle
Walter W. Sampson, Jr.
Sharon Williams Ubben
Timothy H. Ubben
OTHER GIFTS
Joseph R. Flummerfelt
Emily Hooton Hamilton
Douglas A. Holmes
George A. Morgan, Jr.
Carolyn Humbert
Rasmussen
Benjamin W. Sharp
Carlton B. Stringfellow
Joellen McFarland
Stringfellow
Edward L. Unterberg
LEGACY GIFTS
Robert L. Erickson
Sharon Williams Ubben
Timothy H. Ubben
1959
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
William V. Blake III
Alberta Matzke Buckman
Gayle L. Byers
Rae Lahti Donnelly
Thelma Hunter
Harkness-Thompson
James R. Hartzer
C. Sumpter Logan
Jayne Kuebler Lund
Carol Unterberg Merriam
Robert M. Newburn
Donna Stewart Spackman
Thomas J. Spackman
Phyllis Brooks Taylor
Richard H. Whited
REUNION COMMITTEE:
Eileen Matthews Barfknecht
Richard G. Bruehl
Elizabeth Oxnam Cullen
Paul D. Frederickson
Joan Austin Goodwin
Allan W. Grundstrom
Barbara Herrick Hill
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Sue Strickland Hirschman
John S. Kemper
PATRONS CIRCLE
u Marcia Barron Ames
Susanne Proud Kroeger Eileen Matthews Barfknecht
Phillip A. Livengood u Elizabeth Oxnam Cullen
Ronald L. Longnecker u Rae Lahti Donnelly
James S. McElwain Janet Barton Dring
Ruth Eichelman McElwain Patricia Williams French
Elizabeth Beldon Meyer Allan W. Grundstrom
Rachel Hampton Park Ann Egbert Grundstrom
Barbara Baxter Schipper Mary Morgan Halfmann
Larry L. Smiley Carol Combs Hannah
R. Larry Thomas Jane Roehr Hughes
Barbara Griffiths Walters Elizabeth Harvey Kraft
Thomas E. Lilly
ANNUAL FUND: $118,696 Harry W. McLaughlin
DONORS: 190 Gary K. McWilliams
PARTICIPATION: 52% Charles E. Racine
Mary Thompson Regenhardt
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** u Larry L. Smiley
Joseph P. Allen IV Patricia Shissler Stach
Andrew J. Paine, Jr. Myrna Magnuson Trowbridge
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** BUILDERS CIRCLE
u Joan Austin Goodwin Bruce D. Allen
Harry C. Meyers Lesslie Wagner Anbari
u Robert B. Wessling James D. Beard
Patricia Brown Beard
CHARTER CIRCLE** Elizabeth Roys Beiser
u William V. Blake III William R. Berglof
Charles C. Boyer Christena Trusler Biggs
J. Baird Davis Carol Sutor Branson
Barbara Bieser Deater dec Suzanne McMakin Brown
Ralph E. Deater u Richard G. Bruehl
Rita Luther Erickson Helen Rendlesham Burg dec
u Paul D. Frederickson Joanne Gits Burnham
Earl T. Herzog, Jr. u Gayle L. Byers
u John S. Kemper Douglas R. Cahill
Carol Koock Krueger Janice Rugee Carlson
u Elizabeth Beldon Meyer R. James Current
Nancy Lendrum Willis H. Davis
Modzelewski Howard W. Doster
Jerry A. Morgan Joanne Dehollander Downs
Whitney Fearer Morrill Jerry J. Evans
Nancy Spier Null Fred B. Fisher
Carolyn Hostetter Smith Jane Zehr Foskett
Richard A. Thomas Leslie C. Glaser
John L. Trimpe, Jr. W. Philip Gray
Charles H. Watson Gerald H. Gruber
Rosanne Nelson Watson u Thelma Hunter
John P. Williams Harkness-Thompson
Mary Walbaum Williams u James R. Hartzer
Marilyn Brier Hewitt
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Dianna Pohl Hoag
Carol Woodley Agner Susan Crabb Johnson
William R. Allred Robert S. Julian
u Alberta Matzke Buckman
Gay Burkhart
Kenneth L. Kirk
J. Robert Knott
William M. Cockrum David V. Koch
Janet Jeffries Davidson u Susanne Proud Kroeger
Robert W. Evans Sally Shield Lange
Robert P. Godwin Robert P. Little
Richard B. Hinely Susan Stirling Little
u Sue Strickland Hirschman u James S. McElwain
Charles G. Huizenga u Ruth Eichelman McElwain
Carol Risk Lankton Judith Hull Messick
Roger E. Legg George M. Mestousis
u Phillip A. Livengood David G. Milne
u C. Sumpter Logan Sonya Jones Nicely
u Ronald L. Longnecker Jack E. Priser
u Jayne Kuebler Lund William R. Prosser
Patricia Kuhns McCormick Allen W. Ratcliffe
Sharon Havlik Parker Loretta Zorn Rolston
u Frances Bagby Ray Larry L. Rose
Virginia Risser-Logan u Barbara Baxter Schipper
Frank L. Schneider Kendall K. Slusher
Barbara Lindley Schrier Charles J. Smidl
u Donna Stewart Spackman Roy T. Smith
u Thomas J. Spackman Alice Trickey Swiatek
George B. Williams Ann Ugland Troha
Max A. Tudor
Jean Ebsen Vail
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Ellyn Vyhnalek Walker
W. Allan Walker
u Barbara Griffiths Walters
Sue Saeman Wheeler
Wilma Neuman Whitaker
u Richard H. Whited
James W. Wood
Nancy Fitzgerald Zalewski
CONTRIBUTORS
David A. Adams
Beverley Johnson Atkins
Gretchen Frank Beal
James A. Bennett
Susan Stimson Brewer
James S. Briggs
Judith Hager Bryan
Thomas R. Campbell
Linda Sunkel Chittick
Herbert A. Crede
David A. Crocker
Claire Heywood Dietz
George T. Dodd
C. Brooks Dodson
Ralph H. Dude
Kathryn McClugage Duncan
Susan Dorrance Dykstra
Sarah Bush Gladden
William K. Gros
Deanna Worl Haslem
Mary Ave Heery
Joe L. Holsen
Hilda Huffman Hudelson
Shirley Pimlott Jay
James E. Johanson
Joyce Wolma Johnson
Arnold Jones, Jr.
Joanne Riechers Kanolis
Charlotte Todd Linge
Nancy Turner Murphy
Richard C. Murphy
u Robert M. Newburn
James A. O’Brien
Susan Waldo Peine
Mary Noll Piller
David E. Reberg
Jane Morris Rebild
Vivian Usher Ripley
Jeanette Fletcher Robertson
Barbara Beaman Rudolph
Paula Rutili
Gail Van Epps Schaberg
Inghvid Ramstad Scheible
Sarah Mead Schneider
Patricia Foley Siddiq
Sara Howson Stavola
Barbara Bretzman Stokes
Phyllis Brooks Taylor
David A. Uhrick
Noel Wyandt Vaughn
Wesley M. Vietzke
David M. Woods
Joyce Bittner Wylie
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Barbara Bieser Deater
SPECIAL GIFTS
Joseph P. Allen IV
Robert W. Evans
Robert B. Wessling
OTHER GIFTS
Nancy Spier Null
LEGACY GIFTS
Anonymous
Andrew J. Paine, Jr.
Donna Stewart Spackman
Thomas J. Spackman
Gerald L. Wingate
1960
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Linda Brainard Lewis
Robert L. Mitchell
ANNUAL FUND: $99,622
DONORS: 169
PARTICIPATION: 53%
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Robert J. Darnall
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Jane Medaris Paine
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Robert C. Canfield
u Robert L. Mitchell
Sandra Major Wiese
CHARTER CIRCLE**
John M. Cassady
Lawrence W. Clarkson
Donald H. Driemeier
Robert W. Gibson
John S. Goetcheus
Nancy Grant Harvey
Virginia Cooling Hollett
Margaret McElwain Kemper
Judith McNew Kiely
Brenda Enmeier Stiers
Thomas L. Stiers
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Cheng Lok Chua
Paul T. Cochran
Vera Ferris Dowell
Robert J. Fauth II
James B. Fleece
Karen Hoven Fleece
Elizabeth Feigel Gillum
Ronald L. Gillum
Patricia Zwickel Godwin
Margaret Gladden Hermann
Linda Link Huff
A. Jeanne LaDuke
Phyllis C. Leppert
u Linda Brainard Lewis
Judith Gardner Livengood
William D. Naftzger
Robert B. Packer
Sandra Walter Poynter
Thomas M. Robertson
Kenneth R. Todd
Tom H. West
PATRONS CIRCLE
Richard A. Ames
Bert Anson III
William H. Egley
Samuel V. Fix
Richard F. Helfrich
Michael A. Herrell
Dorothy Lockwood Jamison
Cynda Bayliff Kehl
Robert R. Lee
Doris Taylor Maxwell
David W. Pomeroy
Marilyn Miller Schmid
Patricia Fogle Wallace
Gary L. Wegenke
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Todd E. Anderson
Carol Holmes Bigley
Frederick L. Black III
Beth Bogie
Barbara Nelson Bracey
Margaret Verhulst Bradford
James A. Braunsdorf
Craig B. Campbell
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
William F. Campbell
James A. Carlson
Jean McCalister Clifford
D. Sidney Condit
Marilyn Meyer DiLoreto
Arthur L. Dillard
William M. Dugan, Jr.
Cecelia Casada Emery
Lenora Mann Fossum
Margo Milling Foster
Richard S. French
John S. Gibson
Nancy Crane Heller
Charles F. Hermann
Ann Harger Hinds
Hubert T. Hinds
Marlene Schild Holmes
Eleanor Childers Hoppe
James O. Huisinga
Kenneth R. Ingle, Jr.
Carol Roesener Jackson
Walter W. Jolly
Marjorie Moore Julian
Thomas W. Keene
Carolyn Phillips Leath
James E. Leath
Roger W. Martens
Celia Wilson Mehaffey
Joyce Mendenhall Moore
Larry G. Moore
Peter C. Mountz
Ronnie J. Noble
Judith Laadt O’Dell
Marlene Josephson
Pawlowski
Elsie Weikert Priser
Ann Phillips Prosser
Larry E. Sayre
David L. Schmalz
Helen Lockhart Smiley
Richard H. Tomey
Margaret Brown Wagoner
Thomas J. Walker
Sharon Stallings Watson
Sonja Nay Wise
Arlene Calkins Zachritz
CONTRIBUTORS
Alice Day Applegate
Mary Montgomery Beebe
Richard M. Bobb
Ronald W. Boehlke
Dorothy Adams Bridges
Jill Dudley Brody
Beverly Fernwood Burgess
Kathryn Herath Burkhart
George P. Campbell
Bruce L. Carlson
Sharon Mallough Clarkson
Eloise Eskew Coffey
Jane Garber Collins
Philip J. Conklin
Mary Bottrell Cowie
Terry A. Cromwell
Edward K. Crossman
John E. Crum
Marian Mitchell Davidson
Claudia Melby Deasy
Ann Fisher Doerr
Patricia Deering Doten
Janet Schroeder Ellsworth
Frederick C. Feth
Jacquelyn Cowan Fike
Bonnie Tall Gauger
Helen DeLong Gilbert
Joseph S. Goddard, Jr.
John B. Gregg
Sandra McClelland Grimes
Janet S. Hamilton
Martha Snavely Hardman
Ronald L. Hardman
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Gloria Reichenbach Hill Frank W. Lincoln
Martha Jarvis Christine Johnson Morgan
Virginia Walsh Knight John S. Null
Carol Mead LaBorde
Judeth Kropp Macdonald
Carole Clark Randall
John W. Sanger
Deanna Goodrich McMain Dianne Harrison Thorlton
Joyce Mix Meister J. McRae Thorlton dec
Phillip L. Mow Jerald B. Turner dec
Barbara Prescott Mueller Mary Hardy Turner
Marcia Rothweiler Norman
Katrina Longenecker FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Nummela Nancy Oviatt Erkkila
John B. Olson Sally Lewis Frohring
Robert M. Oswalt Elaine Bertram Larkin
Meredith Towner Palmer Ellis K. Locher, Jr.
Russell M. Pelton, Jr. Linda Ware Logan
Donald K. Rich Joan Jackson Lucky
Jane C. Rininger George A. Mendenhall
Barry G. Roberts Katherine Kemp Mendenhall
Lynn A. Schreiber G. Max Poynter
John W. Slater III W. Wyatt Rauch
J. Kenneth Smail Marilyn Gerrard Ribbe
Anne Austin Smith Dorothy Boyd Richards
Patricia Harmison Stanbery William S. Richards
Maryan Bauer Tebbutt Richard L. Schaefer
Margaret Stahl Tomlin Alice Stout Sherman
Thomas H. Waltz Jo Eggers Todd
Elizabeth Prunty Weber Melissa Watson Walker
Malinda Bowman Wells Walter E. Wells
Nancy Farnham Pamela Parkhill Wilson
Wickenhauser Peter B. Work
Nancy Rodgers Wilkens
Lucy Freehafer Wold PATRONS CIRCLE
Ronald M. Zochalski David T. Allen
Robert C. Barnes
SPECIAL GIFTS Dorothea Gother Barsness
Rance E. Crain Sidney J. Baxendale
John G. Hurley John W. Busey
Virginia Walsh Knight Bonnie Cole Dawson
Sharon Stallings Watson Thomas E. Evans
James M. Force
OTHER GIFTS Elisabeth Harper Hartung
Jean McCalister Clifford Barbara Babcock Hawes
Kathryn Kendrick Cofield Virginia Hale Helfrich
Nancee Burkett Dickson Joyce Jones Herbert
Kenneth R. Todd John B. Holdeman
Clifton L. Holmes
LEGACY GIFTS David W. Holty
Jane Medaris Paine Jane Striebeck Holty
Sandra Ohley Wingate Mary Steinmetz Hunsberger
Roger W. Ireson
Richard R. Patterson
1961 Sarah Neely Patterson
Jeanne Decosted Pittman
CLASS CHAIR:
Jo Misselhorn Usher Ellen Rosselot Schneider
Erika Esser Shorney
ANNUAL FUND: $186,924 Sally Adams Urban
DONORS: 213 u Jo Misselhorn Usher
PARTICIPATION: 62% Michael M. Webb
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** BUILDERS CIRCLE
Erik G. Nelson Carol Shauman Alaimo
Thomas R. Anderson
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** John T. Ayers
Marletta Farrier Darnall Lynn Maish Babcock
Peter G. Barclay
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Otto K. Behrens, Jr.
Bonnie Darling Allen Susan Cheney Bell
Don R. Daseke George W. Belsey III
Gary Paul Drew Phyllis Blair Belsey
Marilyn Smith Boxell
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Marjorie Colegrove Brickley
Rollin L. Clayton Richard B. Brock
Michael R. Maine Thomas L. Brunkow
Judith Hanson Wessling Helen Cooper Campbell
Anita Hursh Cast
CHARTER CIRCLE** Mary Rutt Cheek
Mary Sims Cannell Paul A. Cheek
Barbara Stevenson Clarkson Ronald R. Clark
Marilyn Stamstad Fogdall David W. Clifford
William G. Gerber Jonathan D. Cryer
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Gifts at Work
Carrying on a tradition: teaching organ at DePauw
Carla G. Edwards has an unusual
object in her office for a professor – a
pipe organ. For Edwards – professor of
music, University organist and associate
dean for the School of Music – it is a
vital part of her life and work. Carrying
on a long and proud tradition of organ
education at DePauw, Edwards takes great
pride in her work and in her students.
Edwards, who holds the Cassel Grubb
University Professorship, endowed by Gary P. Drew ’61 and Sandra Aldrich Drew ’62, arrived at
DePauw in 1988. Her crowning achievement during this two-decade tenure has been helping to
bring the J. Stanford Smith Concert Organ to campus. Built through a gift from the family of
former Rector Scholar J. Stanford Smith ’36, the organ is a world-class instrument, and Edwards
participated in its arrival on campus from beginning to end. She took an active part in the plan-
ning committee, visited the workshop near Montreal where the organ was being constructed in
painstaking detail, and oversaw its installation in Kresge Auditorium day in and day out until its
dedication in 2003.
More than an attractive console on the Kresge stage, the Smith Organ is a complex labyrinth of
billows, frameworks and pipes, lovingly built by master craftsmen. The art and craft of making such
an organ create beautiful music is being taught with just as much care and dedication by Edwards,
ensuring that an important tradition lives on.
William J. Darosett Jan K. Merder Anonymous Patricia Jeffries Partridge
James W. DeArmond Rosemary Lobraico Metzger Karen Jenkinson Barnes Richard A. Partridge
Caroline Adair Dimmers Delbert L. Michel John R. Beaty Joe F. Pearson
Ellen Combs Donovan Sara Sare Michel Joann Mosbaugh Bobb Patty Rader Pelton
Ann Carper Dugan George P. Mitru Betty Garner Carroll Nancy Scheidt Pickens
H. Leslie Ericson
Thomas N. Ertel
Sarah Barnett Moore
Nancy L. Peterson
Joyce Hopewell Cook
Richard L. Daesch
Martha Preston
Carol Stoner Reagan
Kathleen Vietzke Evans Elizabeth Doeller Radcliff Frederick G. Dean Julia Bredall Rovics
Eiji Ezoe Frances Wagner Rehm Janet Allen Drum Barbara Michie Ryan
Carol Hack Fitzgerald Sara Copeland Reynolds Jeanne Mahaney Eggert Margaret Maroney Sanders
Charles H. Flatter David L. Rickard Norman H. Eggert Charles L. Schulze
James W. Gladden, Jr. Barbara A. Ringley Jane Morris Enzor Antoinette Henricks Selsley
June Higgins Glaser David M. Roeder Susan Laury Freedlund John W. Shelly
Judith Sutphin Grady Orrin M. Rose Ann Lave Getzoff Barrett A. Smith
Eleanor Northrop Hall Lynn Rezek Rule Nancy Todd Gilbert Judith O’Dell Stanley
Janet Bloxsome Harmening Ned P. Rule Perry C. Gillette, Jr. Homer E. Stavely, Jr.
Louis W. Harmening, Jr. Elizabeth Pool Rupert Judith Stackhouse Harris Deborah Miller Stewart
John W. Hatcher David B. Sarver John M. Hayes Patty Scherer Trantina
Nancy Lassman Hecht Nancy Zark Sayre Carol Rummell Hoffman Ann Bender Veatch
James W. Herrick Nan Collins Shively Richard J. Howson Norma A. Wanegar
Karl Y. Hostetler Lucy Brown Sloan Judith Whalen Hudgens Phyllis Bloss Warren
Rebecca Johnston Howard Thomas R. Smith Donald E. Jesseman, Jr. Mary Becker Weddle
Joan Furlong Huisinga Jon W. Tolle Julie Greek Johnson Barbara Collins Whatley
Helen Gloyd Johnstone Barbara Kingman Toohey Wayne A. Kramer Don L. Wills
Charles D. Kenyon Lynette Orwig Wile Hans George Kuhlmann Phyllis Osborn Wolfe
Marcia Borst Klenbort James T. Winton Richard A. Loescher Sylvia Kerns Yeager
James W. Krider Musette Ryan Winton Martha Livingston McCoy
Elizabeth Herrick LeTerneau Sandra McDermond Wood George L. Meisenger GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
James E. Lewis David G. Yahnke Betty Atkins Morrison J. McRae Thorlton
Mary Spencer Lyman Marilyn Rist Yahnke Lawrence R. Murrell
Merrill M. Main Donna Maly Odar SPECIAL GIFTS
Patricia Thoma Mallers CONTRIBUTORS Anita Eddingfield Osborn Bonnie Darling Allen
Charles W. McConnell Martha Schellhase Alexakos MaryAnn Palmert Parks John W. Busey
Nancy Hackler McConnell Karen Jones Anderson Edward H. Parsons Gary Paul Drew
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Erik G. Nelson
Judith Hanson Wessling
OTHER GIFTS
Thomas F. Anderson
Marjorie Colegrove Brickley
David W. Clifford
Jeanne Mahaney Eggert
Norman H. Eggert
Janet Bloxsome Harmening
Louis W. Harmening, Jr.
Michael R. Maine
John S. Null
Frances Wagner Rehm
Elizabeth Pool Rupert
Jo Eggers Todd
Jo Misselhorn Usher
1962
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
George C. Lortz
Ronald L. Randall
ANNUAL FUND: $119,824
DONORS: 169
PARTICIPATION: 47%
Annual Fund Gift at Work
Faculty fellowship brings professor closer to works of
popular novelist
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** Edward E. Thompson Bette Alexander Erxleben Carolyn Hungness Dunlap Pauline Paddock Larson
Mary Palmer Enroth H. Russell Weller Walter O. Erxleben, Jr. L. Garrett Dutton, Jr. Jo Ankeny Lindamood
Ivan D. Floyd Katherine Rippey Duval Jayne Galliher Mann
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** FOUNDERS CIRCLE John W. Hare Stephen W. Fischer Terry L. McCoy
Sandra Aldrich Drew Robert L. Chreist Lynda Bayliff Huey Lloyd E. Flanders III Barbara Weber McNeely
Barbara E. Smith Roger R. Fross Linda Martin Katula Susan Harvey Flanders Jill Galbraith Meider
Donald B. Gardiner Joe C. Leonard Walter R. Foltz Michael K. Mercer
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** G. Richard Geier, Jr. Garry S. Moore Carole Battey Frobes Douglas B. Oler
Stuart G. Cozzens Mary Ann Goetcheus Sarah Carroll Neeb D. Bruce Frobes Susan MacVay Orlosky
Katherine Tweedle Fox William W. Graham Arthur G. Nevins James D. Graham Barbara Williamson Pack
Raymond I. Geraldson, Jr. Edris Baily Hoover Robert C. Nordvall Virginia Van Kirk Gray Nancy Jones Parsons
Suzanne Bauman Maine James R. Kuehl Margaret Kleine Rush Fred L. Hanley Jo Evans Pasvolsky
Lynn Grainger Locher Joseph L. Sanders Marilyn Miller Holmes Rebecca Riemer Pem
CHARTER CIRCLE** Bonnie Gardner Molloy George L. Stubbs, Jr. Alan J. Hutchinson Howard M. Roob
Jane Sansome Boyer Richard H. Reitz Edward W. Johnson Trully Thompson Safrit
Graham C. Bryce J. Wayne Russell BUILDERS CIRCLE Patricia Hansen Johnson Lucinn Thomas Sams
Kay Burney Butler L. Alan Winslow Frederick V. Bales John A. Kellogg John C. Soderstrom
Rhett W. Butler Kennard B. Bork Karen Luther Koos Clare Johnson Swanson
u George C. Lortz PATRONS CIRCLE Dorothy Young Campbell Vicky Lanzone Krider Judy Hoyt Taylor
Saundra Fabrick MacGregor
James T. McCoy
Sharon Early Atherton
Joel M. Blumberg
John B. Childers
Phoebe Capron Clark
David L. Landsittel
Jon P. Larrick
Stephen L. Weber
Carol Herriott Woloson
Linda Bollinger McCoy Gerald D. Capoot, Jr. Ellen Myers Clippinger James E. Lashley James P. Zerface
u Ronald L. Randall Robert R. Carter Dean L. Cook James R. Leckie
Eleanor Zimmerly Rink Charles S. Combs Patricia Murphy DeArmond Nancy Tregenza Little SPECIAL GIFTS
Lawrence D. Rink Virginia Nelson Combs Knox D. Divoll Susanna Matthews Marcos Sandra Aldrich Drew
Suzanne Charbonneau Sanger Thomas O. Dawson James B. Drew Patricia Tinthoff Mayberry
John W. Taylor III Don C. Erman Joan Pabst Dubanoski Douglas McLaren OTHER GIFTS
Judith Williams McLaren James D. Graham
Lucinda Blitz Moody Kathryn Gloger Liebschutz
Robert B. Nelson George C. Lortz
John B. Noll Suzanne Bauman Maine
Geraldine Primich Pigott
Jean Ferguson Ramsey LEGACY GIFTS
Kay Theobald Reissing
Kathleen A. Reynolds
Barbara E. Smith

Frederick O. Roberts
“What drives people to read Elizabeth Martin Rodgers
James N. Ross, Jr.
a 20-volume set of novels? How Marcia Collins Ross
do you write stories that can at- Phyllis Kelly Russell
G. David Schiering
tract that kind of loyalty in your Elizabeth Geider Selmier
Carol Korver Simecek
readers?” Such are the questions Gail Jurgens Smith
Nancy Welty Spiegel
that have driven Michael L. Martha Taylor Sutton
Donald C. Swanson
Sinowitz, associate professor of Eleanor Davis Tener
J. Ronald Terry
English, to study the novels of Barbara Ehni Van Luven
Robert T. Whetzel
Patrick O’Brian (1914-2000). Sherri Brown Whetzel
O’Brian’s 20-volume set of novels about the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic wars (such Diane McDonald White
as 1969’s Master and Commander) have gained a loyal readership. Sinowitz wanted to find out CONTRIBUTORS
Susan Bondurant Arnold
why, as well as how the author researched his subject matter and executed such vivid novels. John C. Baumgartner
Joan McBain Bennett
Through the Jane Eklund Anderson ’65 Faculty Fellowship, Sinowitz had the time to devote to Ann Olson Bogardus
Linda Kissell Browne
such research – research he has since brought back into the classroom. Judy Jenney Busby
Joyce Suess Cailor
First, Sinowitz re-read all 20 novels, taking more than 100 pages of single-spaced notes. He Jane Hirschberg Chandra
Robert P. Cly
then delved into related literature to help him understand, for instance, the background behind Doris J. Conway
David G. Cserep
one character’s laudanum addiction. At Indiana University in Bloomington, Sinowitz studied Lynn Fishbeck DeHahn
O’Brian’s collected personal papers, poring over original notes and drafts. Finally, he wrote about Ellen Dix Dungan
Carol Olson Emens
his findings. His work is now a book-length draft about O’Brian’s treatment of and interest in Karen St. Vincent Erickson
Richard L. Fairchild
physical human bodies throughout the Aubrey/Maturin series. Nancy Horner Fischer
Susan Bradley Fitch
“The Anderson Faculty Fellowship was very helpful. Faculty members put a lot of drive into Joan Vosbrink Geel
Norma Garlinger Godshall
their teaching, and without such opportunities, we can’t do much other research.” As writing Jennifer Sanger Griffin
Philip B. Groebe
coordinator for the University, Sinowitz’s research not only adds to the body of knowledge, but Marilyn Kitchen Halteman
Daniel R. Hardt
also to DePauw’s student body as well. Miriam Guth Hein
Maurine Kelber Kelly
1963
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Philip N. Eskew, Jr.
Ev Whaley LaFollette
REUNION COMMITTEE:
James R. Adams
Lee Livingston Arend
Carol Ledford Barrett
Elizabeth Graham Belden
Dan R. Blunt
Anne Husted Burleigh
Guy A. Carter
Jack P. Cittadine
Nancy Phillips Darosett
Evelyn Stone Dawson
David M. Dirks
Nancy Lewis Haswell
Judith Warren Heaps
Luanne Davis Heckerman
Joseph W. Hirtzer, Jr.
Richard G. Kline
Carolyn Watson Kruger
Peter M. Layden
Alanson H. Mabry
Suzanne Gill Marty
Thomas A. McElhaney
Stephen D. Morrison
Richard W. Pell
Susanna Kenyon Phillips
Sarah Marks Richards
Dorothy Cox Sweet
Saundra Lawson Taylor
Carole Goins Thomas
Michael H. Thomas
Kathleen Spangler Vashaw
Joe F. Volkman
ANNUAL FUND: $88,843
DONORS: 232
PARTICIPATION: 59%
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
u Anne Husted Burleigh

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included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
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R. Glen Mayfield BUILDERS CIRCLE
Bayard H. Walters u James R. Adams
Louise Quinn Ashbaugh
CHARTER CIRCLE** u Elizabeth Graham Belden
Karen Koning Abu Zayd Marcia Oonk Bennett
Kathy Bloom Davis Carol Stinemetz Bodinson
J. Kent Flummerfelt Edwin E. Boldrey
Robert E. Heller Katherine Odell Bork
u Ev Whaley LaFollette Susan Day Brattain
Rebecca Watts Lortz
u Sarah Marks Richards
Robert F. Brown
Judith Staebler Bushouse
Jane Turk Schlansker David A. Butcher
Marilyn Muse Thompson Virginia Jackson Claar
Barbara Wells Wilkinson Barbara Reiners Constance
Steven V. Wilkinson Curtis J. Corcoran
Constance Malm Cripe
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Michael J. Cripe
u Lee Livingston Arend u Nancy Phillips Darosett
u Jack P. Cittadine u Evelyn Stone Dawson
Harold A. Deadman, Jr. David R. Dent
William G. Deadman Marcia Tuckey Dorfman
Henry A. Deering Dennis C. Drury
u Philip N. Eskew, Jr. Peter R. Egbert
George B. Fromhold John T. Elliff
u Nancy Lewis Haswell Bonnie Oeler Fields
u Judith Warren Heaps Mary McKenna Foote
Jane Cockerill Hunt Beverly Close Forslund
Mary Libby Hunt Robert H. Fuller
James A. Kayler Caren Campbell Gardner
David A. Leighty David R. Gardner
Jerry D. McCoy Libby Geier
Virginia Cox McCoy Judith Gough Gifford
Sally Terry Morris Rod Goodwin
Mary Kilborn Musgrave Carol Fisher Graham
John B. Parks William E. Green
u Richard W. Pell Rita E. Hagmeyer
Luis C. Pi-Sunyer R. Michael Hall
Lawrence A. Ratcliffe Stanley Hamilton
Catharine Pierson Reitz u Joseph W. Hirtzer, Jr.
Sharon Tarplee Rutan Charles A. Jarvis
George C. Sonnichsen Laura Rasmussen Jolly
David E. Stahly John L. Kendall
Barbara Owen Volkman Diane Lombard Kinkade
u Joe F. Volkman William G. Kinkade
Beret Carlson Kischner
PATRONS CIRCLE Russel L. Koos
Marcia Pritchard Alig Donald E. Kreider
u Carol Ledford Barrett Phyllis Ernst Kreider
Robert W. Bluhm u Carolyn Watson Kruger
u Guy A. Carter Barbara Boots Lawson
John P. Dailey u Alanson H. Mabry
James W. Davidson Robert D. Mann
Judson W. Detrick Susan Wegman Manning
u David M. Dirks Nancy Thieme Mast
Garth N. Edwards Jacqueline Faust McDowell
Jennifer Ross Edwards u Thomas A. McElhaney
Helen Gerber Grayson Charles H. McFall
J. Thomas Grayson Linda Kuonen Medlock
John W. Guy Joy Buckner Merder
Dian Alfrey Holdeman Irene Kinzer Milliken
Judith Marsh Ireson Eleanor Putnam Mitchell
u Peter M. Layden T. Kent Mitchell, Jr.
Mary Headley Lowe William J. Mitchell
C. Alan Marsh Maxine Blue Noll
Judith Neal Milner Carolyn Bohannon Oelke
Wynne Niles Milner T. Stephen Phillips
Emily B. Morgan Dennis A. Priser
John M. Musgrave Marilyn Mead Priser
James B. Nelson Nancy Markham Ragatz
Sarah Humbert Nevins Margot McIver Reichert
Robert Kurt Nicewander Stephen M. Reim
Martha Stutsman Oman Karen West Reiman
William E. Shields John R. Rhode
Mary Price Swain Michael L. Roach
u Dorothy Cox Sweet Susanne Ardery Roeder
Sallie Reid Tasto William M. Schwein, Jr.
Robert E. Van Metre Beverley Barnes Scott
u Kathleen Spangler Vashaw William W. Shilts
Ann Wilkinson Penelope Simison
Judith Holden Wright Beryl Ramsay Smith
Carroll Brown Stewart
Thomas D. Stewart
David R. Sturges
u Saundra Lawson Taylor
u Carole Goins Thomas
u Michael H. Thomas
John F. Throckmorton
Jeanne M. Tibbles
Richard L. Waldron
David L. Williams
Patricia Dunn Williams
Julia Nisbet Wilson
Carol Smith Witherell
Marilyn J. Wolfe
Patricia Gates Younger
James L. Zurcher
Patricia See Zurcher
CONTRIBUTORS
Anonymous
Barbara Smith Banker
Nancy Barton Bavisotto
Cynthia Wattenberg Berg
Jane E. Bittner
u Dan R. Blunt
Ann Work Borger
Ellen Mayfield Bottomley
John R. Bradbury
Dana Gillham Brewer
Martha Jeanie Brown
Alice Yant Browning
Constance Aikman Caldwell
Sue Hitz Chaille
James R. Collins
Cathren Boxell Cook
Karen Waigand Davis
William W. Dillingham
Allen J. Dowd
Margaret Hendrick Dowd
Elizabeth Baldridge Drucker
Mary Greenawalt Dunbar
Charlotte Gruver Getz
Carole Henderson Green
David E. Greer
Stephen L. Haines
James A. Harvey
Linda Lee Haynie
Janet Friedl Heap
Susan Trimble Henderson
Cynthia Glass Henk
Patricia Herrell Hentze
Hope Hommersand-Bell
Robert W. Johnson
Sherrin Seabolt Kraus
David E. Lenz
u Suzanne Gill Marty
Judith Hotz Massa
Kathleen Jones Mattox
F. William McCarty
Susan Webster McGimpsey
James E. Miller
Patricia Scott Monahan
Marjorie Lewis Moore
Katherine Sauer Needham
Morgan J. Ordman
Barbara Kemp Owens
u Susanna Kenyon Phillips
Jane Hovde Price
Nancy Doup Reed
Mary Hawkins Rendleman
Thomas M. Roy
Barbara Beadles Shapiro
Chadda Chapman Shelly
Margaret Titus Simon
Linette Osborn Stenberg
Stephen H. Stout
Charles A. Swannell
Richard M. Weddle
Gail Gamble Wiltse
SPECIAL GIFTS Robert G. Lehnen Nancy Andreae Andrew
Henry A. Deering M. Alan Lish, Jr. Susan Kay Arndt
Thomas O. Magan Nancy Williams Auran
OTHER GIFTS J. Dennis Marek Bonnie L. Austin
Carol Fisher Graham Thomas E. Mueller Phyllis Stormont Blunt
Rebecca Watts Lortz Portia Mutschler Musgrave Julianne Schwegel Brawner
Robert E. Van Metre David W. Neeb Howard L. Bull
Donald G. Schilling James W. Burton
Katherine Herkner Shaffer Bruce A. Campbell
1964 Carol Powell Shields
P. David Waller, Jr.
Jan L. Chalfant
John L. Chesterfield
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Mark E. English David A. Child
Maxine May Hubbard BUILDERS CIRCLE Steven N. Conrad
Janet S. Anderson Neil D. Cowling
ANNUAL FUND: $136,627 Anne Lawson Beatty Rosalind Rogge Dandrea
DONORS: 186 Walter W. Beatty, Jr. Judy Hartline Elbring
PARTICIPATION: 44% Kathryn Gloin Betley William K. Elbring
J. Curtis Blang Carolyn Miles Fermann
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** Randall L. Braddom Jean Lusk Forsythe
Sally Smith Robbins Elizabeth McMahon Ruth Mead Friday
Lee E. Tenzer Brengelman David W. Garrett
Alan R. Brill Kenneth J. Garry, Jr.
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Katherine Ault Brunkow Martha Hawkes Germain
James G. Stewart Irene Sparks Carr Frank L. Green
Philip M. Caughran James A. Hallmann
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Judith Diehl Chandler Jon S. Halstead
Charles A. Adams Karen Keppel Chappell James A. Harmon
Linda Howell Adams J. Eric Christman Roma Williams Hess
Susan Schacht Hagaman David A. Claar Nancy Maxeiner Joist
Susan Correll Cook Mary Hunter Jones
CHARTER CIRCLE** Gordon K. Costley Susan Bicket Jones
David T. Barker Stephen E. Davis Rachel Whitesel Jordan
Morris B. Dodd David P. DeSelm Elizabeth Rothfus Lenz
u Mark E. English Daniel C. Dillon Carol Lawrence Light
Frederick S. Gass Carolyn Eskew-Farrell Molly Williams Loeser
Thomas R. Gibson Janis Vernon Foster John L. Mabry
Vernon O. Hamilton, Jr. Bruce A. Gastineau Margery Miller Macey
K. Larry Hastie Charles W. Greenlee David L. Magnuson
Ruth Gordon Hastie David W. Haines Carmel J. Mazzocco
Clarke L. Hayes Kathrine Harris Hauck Katherine Mosley Mills
Virginia Keim Hayes Philip C. Hauck S. Michael Moore
u Maxine May Hubbard Charles A. Herrick Stanley C. Moses
Joseph E. Walsmith Shirley Unruh Herrick Susan K. Nelson
Lawrence Bruce Huston, Jr. Barbara Thelen Newell
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Robert E. Hutto David C. O’Harra
Robert A. Bender Stuart E. Jenkins Donald M. Olson
Philip L. Carson Kathryn Saxton Jerz Patricia Howell Papero
Susan Weeks Carson David C. Kingsley George R. Rehnquist
Roxana Carrick Deadman Karen L. Kish Nancy Eppert Sampson
Carl R. Doran Robert G. Kissell, Jr. Garnet Schafer
Kathryn Jahnel Doran Michael W. Laukitis William R. Sheahan
Charles W. Fetter, Jr. Richard G. Lubman Sidney H. Showalter II
Janet Seaman Fromhold Polly Lindsay Macpherson Kenneth H. Smith
Marjorie Willett Glenn Thomas E. Maron Karen Swope
James W. Godwin Donald B. Moser Maureen Sullivan Taylor
David E. Hall Roger B. Nelsen Rollin E. Thompson
James A. Heckler Thomas W. Orcutt Jay W. Troyka
Diane Engel Johnson Bruce F. Osborne Judith Holman Waldner
John F. Kent, Jr. Marilyn Schaaf Owen Carolyn Elsler White
Catherine Duncan Kress Pamela Fuller Rawles
Dinah Eggers Mannlein Nancy Lyman Repp GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Michael D. McClure Andrew N. Rice Kirby W. Bay
Mary Swensrud McCoy Thomas F. Sandblom Katherine Booz Molander
Kenneth B. McCoy, Jr. Diane Black Seebass
R. Griffith McDonald Paul M. Shimer GIFTS IN HONOR OF
Elizabeth Macy Oates Stephanie Smith Katherine Booz Molander
Julia Scholz Proctor Linda G. Sprankle
Karen Good Stahly Steven A. Spreen SPECIAL GIFTS
Vincent C. Stauffer Thomas R. Gibson
PATRONS CIRCLE Judith Huffman Taft John F. Meyers
David B. Bills R. Stephen Tegarden Sally Zoller Meyers
Thomas A. Bond Darle Eichler Tilly James G. Stewart
Elmer P. Brestan Robert L. Tilly
Lauren R. Brown Susan Cook Waldron OTHER GIFTS
Sarah Warner Carter Carolyn Smith Weimar Karen Keppel Chappell
Susan Moore Davidson Robert A. Wells Mark E. English
William H. Ellis Dorn W. Younger Robert B. Harding
Marilyn Sanders Ferguson Jack Steele
James P. Heineman CONTRIBUTORS
Susan Allen Heineman Rebecca Katchka Acklin
James L. Andrew

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 75

1965
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Bronson C. Davis
Jeffrey E. Lortz
ANNUAL FUND: $87,299
DONORS: 164
PARTICIPATION: 43%
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Jane Eklund Anderson
Melinda Paine Geraldson
Kathryn Murvin Morse
Peter A. Morse
Thomas S. Porter
Elizabeth Young Zimmerman
CHARTER CIRCLE**
George H. Belhobek
Joseph H. Danks
u Bronson C. Davis
Gordon B. Finley, Jr.
Patricia Boynton Frey
Valerie Watson Hamilton
Sarah Roberts Houghland
Tim B. Hunter
Robert W. Lloyd III
Gerald A. Ostermann
Edward G. Schussler
Sharon Gierach Schussler
Joseph R. Sims
Susan Scully Walsmith
Stuart W. Young
Mary Benson Zink
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Arnold E. Berney
Thomas R. Bollinger
Bruce J. BonDurant
Carolyn Van Epps Brookmeyer
Karen McDevitt Casey
Helen Boardman Duncan
Richard B. Ferrell
Katherine Hays Fox
Keith A. Gossard
Elizabeth Gross Holland
Robert B. Holland
Roger S. Hunt
Larry R. Morrison
Nancy Mueller Morrison
Clark Orr
Glenn R. Silcott, Jr.
Margaret Seaman Spikerman
Judith Fawks Terry
PATRONS CIRCLE
John V. Barnett, Jr.
William F. Bennett
Beryl Bobinette Bills
Mercedes M. Condy
Martha Jackson Fisher
C. Vinton Hoey, Jr.
Virginia Dirks Krauss
Marjorie Self Lee
Robert L. Lee
Jeffrey A. Leinicke
George H. Libman
T. Barrett Lindsey
u Jeffrey E. Lortz
Jerry J. Roberts
William T. Shaffer, Jr.
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Alice Tuttle Argo
Sharon Latham Beck
Robert J. Bolas
Ellen Lavette Brouwers
David L. Callies
Jane McCann Carlson
David L. Casey
L. Terry Chappell
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William E. Decker
Catherine Hash Dillon
Susan Dolan Palmer
Charles F. Peck
William H. Gilbert
Dennis P. Himan
William C. Miller
Carolyn Schrank Mugge
Marianna Stoica Shoemaker
Virginia Vogel Simmons
John A. Drees Sarah Ainsworth Powley Grace Laury Jarvis Kenneth R. Muse Diane Gross Smith
Robert H. Gardner Terry L. Powley David L. Joyce Margaret McGleish Muse Ralph H. Starkey
Hedy Bryant Garlock Patricia Young Pryor Elizabeth Spangler Kuehling Alice Weyeneth O’Brien H. Sheldon Storer, Jr.
Patricia Fischer Geldard Melode Gifford Reinker Sally Gifford Manion Michael F. O’Brien Patricia Beadles Swayne
David W. Gilbert John M. Rockwood, Jr. Pamela A. McCord Susan Lager Osborne Laurence G. Tidrick
Sarah McCall Grant Lee Hilyard Schwecke Patricia Peckinpaugh McDonald Jerry M. Owen Lynda Mitchum Wilhelmus
John C. Harbottle Betsy Parker Schweers Engrid Hitch Meng Frederick O. Paige Robert S. Winterhalter
Katherine M. Hart Fred R. Smith III Susan Nuckols Oldfield Pamela Lott Paige
Craig R. Hassler John E. Snow Susan Faust Parker Pamela Blake Peters GIFTS IN HONOR OF
William C. Hauber Joan Davidson Stoneking John D. Pidgeon Richard W. Pither Keith W. Keppel
Ronald C. Heaton Robert M. Stross David P. Rice u John L. Pogue
Cecelia Helwig Hilgert Hampton Scott Tonk Timothy L. Scott Annette Wahl Ramos SPECIAL GIFTS
C. Curtis Holmes Virginia Padgett Trout James B. Terry, Jr. John M. Repp James R. Bartlett
Jane Smith Hughes Jacqueline Vincent Susan Misselhorn Woolwine Philip A. Roper Susan Bartelsmeyer Bartlett
Bruce W. Jeffreys Bruce M. Voorheis Elizabeth Weidman Zuercher Douglas L. Rossiter Marcia Romsted Bay
Margaret Tucker Key Sandra McComb Walker Jane Penman Schroeder Keith W. Keppel
Walter B. A. Knight Judith Wanner Weaver PATRONS CIRCLE Steven D. Shattuck
P. Jayne Lebsack Jane Vahle Weingartner John C. Barber Doris Roesener Southerland OTHER GIFTS
Earl R. Liebich Gary R. Wiant Gretchen Hageman Bullock Robert H. Springer, Jr. Carl P. Singer
William C. Marlatt Ray M. Williamson Richard F. Dennis Cynthia Batts Summers
James R. Martin Kent R. Wilton Richard D. Gaines Ina Dyer Tonkin
Joseph J. B. Martin
Ann MacLean Massie SPECIAL GIFTS
Frederick M. Green
William S. Hamrick
Nancy Martin Warren
Lewis C. Kip Weldon, Jr.
1967
CLASS CHAIR:
John P. McCormick Virginia Dirks Krauss Lyle G. Henry Fred N. Wendelboe William H. Watson
Linda Mitchell Miller William C. Marlatt Nancy Rich Herrin Frederica Sheridan White
Colleen Riley Naftzger Wayne C. Kyhos Glenn A. White ANNUAL FUND: $124,709
Walter L. Naftzger LEGACY GIFTS Duncan H. Lawrie Sara Pasco Williams DONORS: 183
Susan Priess Norris Fred J. Bartizal, Jr. Richard J. Loeffler Ferris L. Winterberg PARTICIPATION: 45%
George E. Page Susan Ferry Bartizal Michael N. Maguire Glenn V. Woike
Sallie Fisher Papenfuse James B. McIntyre TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
Michael D. Peyton Hesychios Demetrios E. CONTRIBUTORS R. David Hoover
B. Michael Pisani
Raymond G. Prata
1966 Peppas
Lynne Pi-Sunyer
Janna Adamson
Melinda McCracken Alcorn
Suzanne Anderson Hoover
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
David T. Prosser, Jr. Bobbette Hendricks Bahler Carl P. Singer Martha J. Anderson EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Carol Stoner Raitzer Max W. Hittle, Jr. Robert T. Thoms Ann Roettig Becker Heidi Schultz Huizenga
Alexander L. Rogers John L. Pogue Gail Robertson Waller Melinda Foulke Beckwith
L. Brown Sanders Robert F. Wells Suzanne Schurmeier Bible OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
William E. Schulz III BUILDERS CIRCLE John A. Blake Susan Dohrmann Moore
Roger A. Soderdahl ANNUAL FUND: $190,953 Joan Michaels After Ruth Sherman Bullock Randolph H. Stokely
Gordon L. Stanfield DONORS: 188 Elizabeth Moe Andes Margaret Butts Clarke u William H. Watson
Michael W. Street PARTICIPATION: 48% Marcia Romsted Bay Carol Hector Cornwell
Marlys Johnson Swanson Linda Younts Bolas Carol Smith Cutler CHARTER CIRCLE**
Wendy DeWitt Taylor TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** Sandra Hadley Borneman Susan Steffey Davies Donald B. Aslan
Barbara Kormos Tegarden Anonymous Howard L. Brockman, Jr. John M. Field Thomas A. Drew
Mary Wylie Thauvette Phillip J. Brookins Patti Mix Flanagan John H. Huneke III
Judith Osterland Thornton EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** John M. Burns Raymond H. Fowles F. Garret Pfleeger
Malinda Williams Sharon Kniebbe Hartshorn Charles L. Byrum Sara Swope Garfield Marcia Swearingen Pfleeger
Wendelboe James R. Clark Jeffery A. Gough James A. Readey
Kay Reinhart Woike PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Kathleen Conway Marianne Wickersham
John O. Zachman James R. Bartlett Walden E. Dalbey Green FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Susan Bartelsmeyer Bartlett Beth Hunter Dalton Marilyn McClure Green Linda Mudd Berney
CONTRIBUTORS Tod Eberle Barbara Gustafson Gundrum Ann Barrow Cook
Christine Patterson Acken OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Curtis B. Eskew William R. Hallett Barbara Koepke Cornelsen
Mary Jensen Antibus Thomas W. Boswell Mitchell H. Farber Patricia Henderson James W. Dutton
Charles L. Beard, Jr. Sally Smerz Cowal William R. Gauch Franklin D. Horner Wm. Finley Klaas
Charles A. Blemker u Max W. Hittle, Jr. Judith Peterson Greene John F. Houlihan Maurice Lee
Loraine Boland Barbara Stoner Wells Melinda Herbert Greenlee Bill R. Hubble McDermond, Jr.
Pamela Johnson Davis u Robert F. Wells Geoffrey T. Hatch Arlene Harlow Jacobs Thomas L. Metz
Raymond A. Down Donna Walker Hawk Frank C. Jacobs William S. Parker
Joseph Hunter Downs CHARTER CIRCLE** James M. Hess Robert W. Jacobs Charles L. Rouault
Natasha Evans Downs u Bobbette Hendricks Bahler Barbara Murray Hett Cheryl Sorenson Jamison Gustav E. Staahl, Jr.
John W. Draper, Jr. Stanley L. Bahler Robert D. Hisrich Lacey Nutting Kehr Craig R. Stokely
Michael E. Fehling Jeanie Brown Belhobek Holly Hanscom Hoxie Edwina Challinor Kintner Nancy Stewart Surber
Patrice Hynes Garrison Ninetta Ling Boyer Mary Coyle Hughes Mary MacMillan Korff Thomas R. Teegarden
Mary Ewing Gosline Peter A. Boyer Joan Eckert Jackson Thomas W. Korff John A. Thomas
James A. Greer, Jr. Cathie Valeska Davis Patricia Grubb Jenkins Robert B. Kottkamp William K. Thomas
Stephanie Stanley Greer Margery Stoops Gass Sharon McCall Jenson Colby H. Kullman
Louise Tavenner Gross Bonnie Stout Lloyd Joseph C. Johnson Ann Fairchild Lawrence PATRONS CIRCLE
Sally Hartline Harvey u John L. Rabb Linda Coleman Johnson Carl R. Lindberg Barbara Strasser Adams
Scott L. Hillstrom James N. Thompson Evelyn Gravesen Keever Jane Krause Newsome Richard A. Adams
Harry M. Joiner Robert B. Kleemeier Judith Lee Nold Peter T. Allen
Kathryn Kroeger Kelly FOUNDERS CIRCLE Michael B. Lett Herbert D. Northcutt, Jr. Sarah Hauck Allen
Ronald C. Kennedy J. David Cook Betty Wilkening Luce Donna Cordes Prevedell Diane E. Anderson
Harold L. Marquardt Galen Morgan Cooper John R. Lusk Marjorie Rackow Reichart Daniel C. Blaney
Peter J. McIntosh Thomas P. Cooper Nancy Norberg MacGregor Virginia Myre Rockwood Edward H. Brown
R. Terry Moore Billie McCullough Cox Robert J. Macoy Janet Williams Roessler William D. Bucher
Suzanne McCulloch Moore David K. Cox James R. Means Richard T. Roessler John T. Casey
Patricia L. Murphy James W. Downey Philip E. Meyer Ruey J. Ryburn H. Groves Cooke III
Mary Harrison Olson Nancy Blessing Fetter Edith Leherissey Miller Ronald L. Shiffler
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Lynn Bresnahan Cooper FOUNDERS CIRCLE

Charles M. Gadd, Jr. Annual Fund Gift at Work u Ann Wilhoite Brilley
Barbara Ferrell Gaines u Jack B. Campbell
Tim A. Grodrian
Robert O. Hausser DePauw is “the right school for me” Gretchen Benedek Feemster
Timothy S. Feemster
Jack M. Hogan Jeffrey E. Fisher
Diane E. Ireson
For sophomore Mary Kathryn “Katie” Summers, there was never any Kathleen McKay Gilbert
Brenda Dunfield Johnson doubt about wanting to attend DePauw. “After my first visit to DePauw William N. Keadey, Jr.
Thomas E. Kerr III Diana J. Mackie
Carol Pritz Kyhos University a few years ago, I was confident that it was the right school u Anne Frankel
Jeannine Buchanan Lish McDermond
Ronald S. Miller for me.” u Bruce M. Montgomerie
John W. O’Neil, Jr. David E. Muschler
Pamela Siemering O’Neil Katie and her twin sister, Kelly, both entered DePauw and joined Jane Oliver Southard
Michael F. Rapp Susan Katchka Staelin
Abbey Bishop Riley the cheerleading team together. Also, they both earned placement in Richard W. Talley
Beth Ritter Schermer u Sondra Mutz Talley
Daniel L. Schermer the prestigious Science Research Fellows program. Katie spent her C. Richard Walker, Jr.
Kara Knight Schmitt u Thomas W. Walsh
Nancy Weir Selby first year at DePauw volunteering with the You, Me, and a Book Club, Steven M. Weber
Timothy H. Selby James C. Wohlleb
which takes her to area elementary schools to read and interact with
BUILDERS CIRCLE kindergarten students. PATRONS CIRCLE
Janet V. Andrews u Carol Klinker Attig
Constance Weimer Asbury The two Fishers, Ind., natives also pledged the same sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta. As Katie Thomas G. Attig
William J. Baier Jane Arterburn Bucher
James H. Barker points out, “Greek life at DePauw is so rich in history. I love to share in the tradition of sister- Stephen H. Cagle
Richard M. Beaty u Richard T. Carlin
Anne Kabel Blount hood and service that has been established by all the sororities.” Linda Heppner Claffey
Charles E. Blount, Jr. Michael D. Dixson
Elizabeth Witler Bosin Her DePauw experience was made possible in large part by an Annual Fund gift by Ran- Robert F. Flickinger
Carol Endicott Brown Karen Lind Folland
Barbara Vance Buroker dolph H. Stokely ’67 and Lynn Kinsey Stokely ’68. “As a current student, I have discovered Geneese Gottschalk
Mary Koontz Burrier Marilyn Lightner Grodrian
Sarah Mills Butzin DePauw’s attraction is not only about the academics, but also the people. I have met so many u Steven P. Grossnickle
Mary Zeluff Chandler David L. Hanselman
Harry G. Dandelles
fascinating individuals, including professors and students, who have already influenced me. I will Noel Lei Hayashi
Frank H. Dewey remember the Stokelys for making a difference in my life.” David C. Jensen
Thomas Owen Erb Patricia Young Miller
John M. Ferguson Robert E. Nelson
Gerald T. Frazier Robert R. Schlueter
Margaret Frankenfeld Gauch Linda Harris Young Susan Steele Marquez OTHER GIFTS Lynn Kinsey Stokely Nancy Husband Simpson
John P. Godwin Steven J. Young Catherine Hein Martin Ralph E. Spelbring Lucia Anderson Summers David L. Terry
Kenneth H. Golden John M. Mason, Jr. Sondra Mutz Talley u Stuart B. Watson
Carole Thorlton Gorsich CONTRIBUTORS Carolyn Belknap Metcalf LEGACY GIFTS William R. Van Bokkelen
David Edward Grass Constance Nagle Bachert Barbara Trimble Mortimore Robert E. Hausner Thomas W. Walsh BUILDERS CIRCLE
Richard A. Hall Frederick E. Bachert Jon E. Newcomb Stuart B. Watson Carolyn Timmons Akers
Russell S. Hardt Brenda J. Bailey Joe R. Newlin Janie Whittaker Wendelken Anne Tharpe Alston
R. Randolph Hatch
William A. Hazleton
Stephen L. Barclay
Steven J. Barr
Thomas M. Newman
Nancy Decosted Niehaus
1968 Mayre K. Williams William C. Alston III
Raymond R. Arvay
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
David C. Hinshaw Janet Robison Berger Jody Schoenwetter Orthey Jack B. Campbell ANNUAL FUND: $207,492 Frederick C. Ball
Jean Gossard James Wendy E. Browder Robert W. Orthey Nancy J. Geiss DONORS: 192 Susan Robinson Barrett
David C. Johnson Laurel Nelson Davis James L. Puckett Ruth Russ Huneke PARTICIPATION: 46% Paul M. Bierbaum, Jr.
Ann Montgomery Jones Harry C. Dees, Jr. Mark S. Raynes Bruce M. Montgomerie William D. Boyd
Kay Daugherty Klunder Carol Henvis Dempsey Carol Parish Robinson TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** James A. Burrier
Patricia Nicewander Krieg William H. Dempsey, Jr. Linda Wells Rootes REUNION COMMITTEE: Karen Ogren Sanger Nancy Wolf Carns
Albert H. Larson III Leigh Pengelly Donaker Gary W. Schlegel Rebecca Roush Aikman Stephen W. Sanger Stephen A. Carns
Janis Zipf Maeder Jaclyn Sehrt Doty Ann Pate Stanchina Carol Klinker Attig Thomas M. Carpenter
Michael C. Maeder Wendell R. Drew John H. Staples Carol Torrens Boucher OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Rebecca Collins Carter
Lexy C. McCulloch Robert W. Emmaus Suzanne Wycoff Strutt Jill Bowman u John P. Douglass Diane Davis Cordell
Marcia Jensen Nelson Martin F. Farrell Karen M. Taylor Ann Wilhoite Brilley James R. Feutz Nancy J. Flint
Wayne L. Nelson Candace Mitchell Foster Deborah Schade Thomas Richard T. Carlin Susan Campbell McCully Sarah Sorensen Foster
Diane Best Nosek Sandra Garriott-Stejskal Susan Innes Trudell Benjamin Diesbach Pamela Lorman Peternell Marsha Fralick
Kent C. Ober Patra Boham Golden Jane Kenney Turnbull John P. Douglass Arthur L. Rice III u Bruce W. Fritch
James L. Oblinger William O. Goodman Scott J. Vitell, Jr. James A. Fisher Lynn Davies Rice Jon R. Gresley
Robert C. Palmer J. Michael Greer Carolyn Turner Voorheis Bruce W. Fritch u Lynn Kinsey Stokely Mari McGaughey Greves
Jeffrey P. Petertil Helen Otterman Guisler Lee Zink White Steven P. Grossnickle Jane Caldwell Griffin
JoAnn Russell Plenge Stephen W. Hadley Dianne Senger Williams David C. Harbottle CHARTER CIRCLE** Stephen C. Grubbs
Ralph E. Spelbring Victoria Mayfield Hall Victoria Stembridge Ruth Butterfield Isaacson Verna L. Baughman Jane Booher Haugh
Barbara Creel Stephenson Barbara Brayton Hines Woodward Barbara Smith Johnson Susan Lange Brown Jeffrey L. Henry
Judith Fernald Sturmer Bedford F. Hines Ann Craven Yeoman Anne Roberts Krause u Benjamin Diesbach G. William Higbee
Linda Erf Swift Nancy J. Holsapple Darel F. Lindquist u James A. Fisher Heather Cibulka Higbee
James M. Taylor Karen Burkhardt Holy GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Eric V. Lortz u Nancy J. Geiss Jane Broyhill Houser
Michael Thomasson John V. Horton Jeannie Simmons Mutz Linda James Lortz u David C. Harbottle Karen Neighbours Janssen
Thomas R. Trager Carole Chaney Hyde Anne Frankel McDermond u Ruth Russ Huneke Richard O. Joseph, Jr.
Phyllis Manring Truesdell Kay E. Johnson SPECIAL GIFTS Andrew C. Mead u Karen Olander Skerrett Patricia White Kelly
Harding E. Van Schaack Connie Wilson Kessler R. David Hoover C. Scott Molden Douglas A. Smith Cynthia Morris Kipker
Alan K. Wells Clare Kirby Suzanne Anderson Hoover Ann Cunliff Polster Jon E. Socolofsky Royal Parsons Klauk
Stephen D. Williams Judith Bender Long Gregory T. Mutz Mickey May Shemansky u William R. Van Bokkelen George Knickerbocker
Susie Palmer Wise Seelye Burr Longnecker J. Stuart Showalter David W. Lamont
Charlotte A. Wytias W. David Longnecker Karen Olander Skerrett Janet Rose Larson

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 77

Walter J. Larson
Stephanie Stewart Lazzeroni
William D. Lehman
Virginia Cook Lester
Donald J. Lewis
Joann Brookmeyer Lininger
Thomas R. Lininger
Susan Farquhar Lipchak
u Eric V. Lortz
u Linda James Lortz
Jay P. Marshall II
William K. Massie, Jr.
u Andrew C. Mead
Connie Delawter Miller
Thomas W. Miller
u C. Scott Molden
Jane Heineman Molden
Roberta Clinton Murry
Peg Newman
Martha Swanson Palmer
Margaret Chapman Partridge
Robert H. Partridge
Larry L. Patchell
James W. Payne
Sharlene Candace Peterson
Molly Morgan Phinny
u Ann Cunliff Polster
Carl C. Polster
Wayne E. Rapp, Jr.
Eric Robertson
Ralph H. Saunders, Jr.
Sue Lett Showalter
Richard C. Siefert
S. David Siff
Paul Douglas Smith
Robert F. Stayman
Judith Ward Stillwell
John J. Stimson, Jr.
Nancy Englehart Stimson
William D. Stoner
Ann Kainz Tvaroha
Gregory F. Udell
John T. Van Meter
Susan Minick Vonsild
Sue Thalacker Welcome
u Janie Whittaker Wendelken
Marietta May Willman
James M. Winning, Jr.
John B. Wright
CONTRIBUTORS
u Rebecca Roush Aikman
Patricia Englum Bader
u Carol Torrens Boucher
u Jill Bowman
Linda Wyatt Brennan
Daniel P. Cope
Susan J. Downs
Harry A. Dunwoody
Vicki Little Evanatz
Richard M. Faner
Robert C. Ferrand
Donna Self Fisher
Diane Pearson France
Lin M. Fredrickson
John J. Germanotta
John A. Gibson
Susan Green Gost
Charles Frederick Haigh
Kathleen Gross Horton
Steven B. Huffman
Charles F. Isaacson
u Ruth Butterfield Isaacson
Catherine Meier Jenkins
Wayne G. Jeronimus
Jean P. Johnson
Jean Olson Kelminson
Cheryl Slagell Kinsinger
Susan H. Kosinski
Marcia H. Lake
Alfon W. Larson
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Thomas D. Leidy
Ann McNaul-Miller
Shirley Zivich Mertz
Susan Goff Minihan
Daniel H. O’Meara
Timothy W. Olson
Jane A. Rein
Sharon Mitchell Renfro
Christine Van Nada Riggle
Gary N. Roggenkamp
Karen Knudsen Schwepler
Martha Drake Shiffler
Bruce P. Spang
Linda Stockstill Vonder Haar
Daniel L. Weber
Anne Briscuso Whiteley
Penny Weed Whittlesey
Olwen Twyman Wright
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Carol Boardman Hittle
Susan L. Saunders
SPECIAL GIFTS
Pamela Lorman Peternell
Molly Morgan Phinny
OTHER GIFTS
B. Thomas Boese
1969
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Cheryl Mackey Colby
Thomas M. O’Neil
James M. Tomsic
ANNUAL FUND: $104,333
DONORS: 171
PARTICIPATION: 36%
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Denny Manning Solso
Tim Solso
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Emily Beaman Beals
William L. Crist
Richard L. Fanyo
Alison E. Frost
C. Rick Miller
Janel Howell Miller
Robert C. Moore
Sarah Proctor Moore
Margaret Sheridan Schmidt
Robert A. Schmidt
CHARTER CIRCLE**
William L. Brown III
Grey M. Emmons
James H. Fletcher
Mason P. Jett
Susanne Hanna MacTavish
Phyllis Gilbert Smith
Christopher J. Wurster
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Mary E. Althaus
Michael L. Baldwin
David A. Bohmer
Lynn Reuss Bohmer
Linda Spreen Budelsky
Neil W. Budelsky
John R. Current
Sarah Katterhenry Dutton
Jean Baker Greer
Richard C. Greer
John R. Harris, Jr.
Nancy Priess Heilman
Tom K. Heilman
Penelope Morse Keadey
Annual Fund Gift at Work
Emkes Annual Fund scholar visits Europe, serves locally
Spanish and biology major Meghan C.
McGonigal is taking full advantage of her DePauw
experience. Last year, she spent a semester in Se-
govia, Spain, to hone her language skills. She also
toured other sites in Western Europe. “Being on
my own for a semester taught me independence and
self-sufficiency, and it also gave me the experience
of a lifetime.”
Back at DePauw, McGonigal is president of her
sorority, Alpha Phi, and a leadership intern in the Office of Student Affairs. She also volunteers
with College Mentors for Kids, helping children from Cloverdale Elementary School. Her
volunteerism has led to her involvement with Senior Friend, a program that pairs students with
residents of Asbury Towers Retirement Community.
As she continues preparing for graduate studies to become a physician assistant, McGonigal
credits the financial support provided by Mark A. Emkes ’75 and his wife, Maria, through the
Annual Fund. “It is the generosity of people such as the Emkes that helps students like me afford
to attend such a prestigious university.”
Duane M. Kelley Donald A. Coffin Dennis R. Stuckey Karen Keeler Rogers
Nancy Van Sickle Kent Robert V. Crane Lawrence P. Taylor Kathleen Yoder Rotert
John S. Marlatt Pamela Shields Diddie Peter N. Thompson Richard E. Schulte
Richard B. Marvin James E. Dirks Mary Gadd Tiemann Timothy A. Seale
Thomas L. McCormick William B. Doepke Roy M. Van Cleave Mary Smoot Steinbrecher
John F. McWethy dec Dale Brumbaugh Dowlen Richard E. Wehnes Elizabeth Brooks Tisdale
Stephen M. Murray Gayle Ficken-Clarke Mary Glick Wilson u James M. Tomsic
u Thomas M. O’Neil Susan Campbell Foster Sue DeFrees Wright Robert S. Tongren
Robert McKay Steele Roberta Hallan Frey Rebecca Morris Tucker
S. Russell Sylvester Thomas F. Frey, Jr. CONTRIBUTORS Barbara Pyle Ward
Frederick Tucker III Janet Lam Gessert Susan Davison Archer Sandra Joyce Ward
William J. Wieland Robert J. Gregg Colleen Heaton Bailey Derrick L. Warner
Paula Jennings Hartman Nancy Hilliger Coan Constance Riddiough
PATRONS CIRCLE Lynn Ochiltree Heaton Anita M. Deckard Weisbroth
June Scott Barber Charles O. Hershey Margaret A. Detrick Anthony F. Whittlesey
Jean Denton Brubeck Deborah Hayes Hill Jean Stephens Dudley Raymond Williams
Timothy F. Campbell Timothy B. Hornbacker C. Elaine Dunbar Barbara Zaring
Roberta Graef Carlin Paula Drake Ilardo F. Allen Hester
u Cheryl Mackey Colby Michael K. Irwin Larry R. Horning GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Pamela Bond Dixson Carol Portle Kleemeier Susan K. Hurst Clarice Kinsey Bair
Pamela Vance Ely Martha Gilbert Lamprecht Duncan E. Jones John F. McWethy
Thomas C. Ely Larry D. Lankton Janet L. Jones
Vicki Lind Ferringer Rachel Bourland Lankton Mary Hutchinson Jones GIFTS IN HONOR OF
T. Bruce Fox Charles A. Merriman Karen Hidy Joyce Robert McKay Steele
James H. Gerhold dec John G. Meyer III Susan Keehn
Suzanne Carroll Gerhold Ann Bauld Newton Jane Dunlap Knight SPECIAL GIFTS
John B. Gross, Jr. J. Ronald Oehler Thomas F. Kyhos David A. Bohmer
Vicki Wolf Hanselman William D. Pennell Victoria Elliott Lazear Lynn Reuss Bohmer
J. Denny Haythorn Brian C. Phipps W. Randolph Lazear Barbara White Parker
Barbara Odt Lewis Constance C. Price Robert L. Levy Fredrick W. Parker II
Kathleen McIntyre Lewis Jeffrey L. Pytlarz Karen Kolthoff Lewis Marilyn Turner Powell
Glenn E. Schreiber Derreth Case Roberts Michael L. Marshall Richard E. Schulte
Tyler B. Somershield Martha Musk Robertson Ann Croughan Massengill
Robert A. White Dennis E. Robich Philip B. Matthaei
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Stephanie Frankum Robich
Patricia Ross-Polito
Ellen Thomas Minor
Charles R. Moffett
1970
CLASS CHAIR:
Gerald A. Ambrose L. Dean Samuel Charles A. Moore Jane Grissom Whitesides
Barbara Blecha Arvay Judy Chupp Schubert Kerry P. Moskop
Jon A. Brictson Richard L. Schubert Allen R. Musheno
ANNUAL FUND: $79,099
Holly Gaden Bushnell Rebecca Tatman Sipe Mary Jane Neale DONORS: 163
John C. Campbell Mary Petticrew Smalling Judith Degitz O’Connor
PARTICIPATION: 38%
Roberta Cochran Christman John W. Sorenson Karen Pratt Peiffer
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Michael L. Smith
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Roberta O. Barnes
Robert G. Casey
Carol Prentice Crist
James E. Robinson
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Craig C. Grannon
Charles M. Harris
Marie Rhine Harris
Christine Collyer MacDonald
James S. MacDonald
Susan Marshall Reck
Cynthia Van Tassel Yeo
Thomas S. Yeo
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Dale A. Barrett
John P. Beall
Peter M. Donahower
Judith A. Edstrom
Sheila Steinbach Engel
Karl R. Johnson, Jr.
Anne Beekman Kraege
Richard C. Kraege
Margaret Diaz Luderer
Barbara White Pierce
Mary Leonard Ramshaw
Douglas F. Reed
John N. Rooks
Elizabeth Kaiser Walker
R. Scott Walker
u Jane Grissom Whitesides
PATRONS CIRCLE
John B. Bitner
R. David Bray
Geoffrey N. Coleman
Richard A. Dean
Larry Robert Downs
John C. Erdmann
Kathryn A. Everman
Steven Arthur Holt
Dale Hanscom Krone
Edward V. Lauing, Jr.
Ronald D. Luther
Cynthia Lorman Martin
David A. Martin
Nancy Martin Podurgiel
Cynthia Adolphsen Rasp
Donald J. Schulte
Margaret McTague Smith
Warren S. Stanley
Jan Miltenberger Terry
John R. Tolle
Dwight S. Woessner
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Ann Flachmann Babington
Stephen D. Boyce
Margaret Palo Boyles
Karen S. Brown
Victoria BurtonBurke
Jonathan F. Bushnell, Jr.
Loryne McCoy Coffin
Michael C. Crider
Geoffrey M. Daly
A. Trent Detamore
Calvin Detrick III
Priscilla Hedges Duncan
Ronald B. Eich
George E. Felton, Jr.
Willard J. Frederick
Jacqueline Terry Gedrose
Sue Starnes Gilroy
Margaret Lavidge Gosselink
Catherine Huff Gottfred
Sheri Little Gow
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Thomas D. Hanlon Jeff L. Saylor Guilford L. Parsons Mary Kiernan Fannin OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Sharon Garner Hardern Barbara Hermanson Schlawin Rebecca O. Spangler Nicholas B. Fitzgerald Deborah Aydelott dec
William H. Hefty Jamie McDaniel Schulte Stephan E. Weitzel Mary Ganz Christopher A. DeGraw
Barbara Beal Hendricks Paul H. Schwendener III Larry F. Whitham Lida G. Gordon David C. Johnson
Dan L. Hendricks David E. Sheffield Georganne Miner Woessner Molly Cadwallader u Thomas R. Schuck
Virginia Dalton Heyburn H. Charles Shively II Grossman
Gerald H. Hoffman JoAnn Murray Sorrell BUILDERS CIRCLE Thomas G. Grossman CHARTER CIRCLE**
Diane S. Kartalia Kay Peterson Styrkowicz Merritt K. Alcorn Jay T. Hatch William H. Arends
Grace Roselyn Kerlin Melinda Siebert Tharp Cynthia Perin Annett Marilyn R. Heath Narda Greising Cotton
Christine Nuernberg Richard A. Tharp William A. Baum Bette Buskirk Heinlein Mary Holmes Emison
Kreissler Cynthia Boyd Tuck Thomas R. Berg Pamela Brown Hess Philip G. Heyde
Roger S. Lawton Judy Heath Walker Kay Edmunds Bierbaum Judith Bain Hollar Joan Erlandson Kiburz
Sarah Robinson Lister Susan Charlesworth Ward Elizabeth A. Booth Margaret Horrigan Neal E. Kitchell
Thomas E. Lister Stephen L. Weinig Cherry Caudle Bost Steven R. Jacobs Christopher H. Penn
Diane Hotham Mark Susann L. Wilkinson Patricia Parshall Bucklen Laurence A. Johnson O. Roderick Wilson
Melinda Adams Massie Mary Witt Wyatt David L. Carlson Ruth A. Kovac
C. Richard McDonald Kathy Thornburgh Clark Jeffrey R. Kurtz FOUNDERS CIRCLE
George A. Meier GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Leslie Monson Crider Susan Shriver LaVine Cynthia Best Bradley
Carolyn Martin Meyer Sara Rush Shuman Cynthia Wilson D’Alimonte Jack A. Lenhart Elizabeth Vonnegut Brubeck
John B. Norberg Jane Bragdon Doepke Kathryn Mason Lentz William E. Brubeck, Jr.
Jane Henry Pearson SPECIAL GIFTS Michael P. Doyle Kenneth K. Lester Harry J. Cangany
Wiley H. Pearson Charles C. Roberts E. Gabrielle Egger Nancy Vititoe Mahoney Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Jr.
Marjorie Lentz Porter Jamie McDaniel Schulte Marcia Cope Fleischman Margaret Schatz Mayfield Nancy Bartlett Hollingsworth
John L. Prather Michael L. Smith John D. Frankel Kathryn Vogt McGovern Kathleen Parson Klatt
Susan Fluharty Regan Charles L. Gardner Elizabeth Combs Merit Kenneth A. Klatt
Dennis G. Richter OTHER GIFTS Wendy B. Gifford Max G. Messman Richard A. Lutes
James J. Roscoe Lawrence A. Johnson Charles W. Goldner, Jr. Gary W. Moehle Leah Schulte Mannweiler
Catherine Walz Rundle Susan Dinsmore Goldner John E. Morley, Jr. Joanne Reiman Santoriello
Michael R. Schramm Kathy Cornell Goodman Lois Seward Murray Roland Schinbeckler
Nancy Brady Shafer
Scott W. Shafer
1971 Edward M. Greene
Judith Talbert Hanlon
Linda Moses Novak
Raymond A. Paladino
Mary Hill Watt
William J. Watt, Jr.
ANNUAL FUND: $91,307
Janet Klickna Shupe DONORS: 164 Lee B. Hawthorne III Marjorie Hampton Phipps
Suzanne Barker Sjostrom PARTICIPATION: 38% Joyce Clark Henriott Don E. Prosser PATRONS CIRCLE
Charles H. Southwick Kay Heckman Hervey Constance Hawkes Reeves James A. Campbell
Nancy Herbert Southwick EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** Charles W. Hutchison Karen Alkire Ristine Frederick K. Donaldson
Thomas G. Spiece Susan Leet Smith David P. Jacobs Dennis I. Robbins Christin A. Fulton
Jay Forrest Stannard II John S. Jones Mary Rayfield Robbins Nancy Matthei Garrigus
Kay Ross Strayer PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Jill Matthews LeVan Caryl Frauenhoff Rohol Anne Troxel Golden
Elizabeth McNabb Swanson Donald E. Town Judith Hawkinson Lefferdink Wayne L. Schmidt William P. Hamilton IV
William R. Syverson Gregory L. Manifold Marsha Hardesty Shockley Eric R. Heller
Mary Kilgore Vallad OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Jane Everly Manning Elizabeth Nelson Smith Megan Trovillion Heller
John R. Vissing u Carolyn Russ Robinson Deborah Woody Megginson Pamela Charlson Speer Kristina Nelson Hesbol
Robert E. Wall Michele Fort Merrill Rebecca Pacay Steinmeier Dennis B. Kelley
Sue A. Webb CHARTER CIRCLE** Wynne Walker Moskop David A. Strickler Christopher A. May
David S. White Edward B. Blair, Jr. George A. Purnell Ralph C. Sullivan Scott Allen McIlroy
Robert C. Wilson S. Page Cotton, Jr. Sandra Lough Richter Judith Williams Sunderman Heather Neier
James A. Yoder James W. Emison James E. Sanford Margaret Hastings Teegardin Harry E. Page, Jr.
Lucinda Tucker Kirk William Curtis Schade Helen Illich Towner Carolyn Berger Parsons
CONTRIBUTORS Robert C. Kirk, Jr. Robert H. Shaykin Nancy Smith Walker Mark A. Robertson
Stephen W. Bridge James F. Lininger John C. Sibrava Carolyn Cavins Weinig John D. Sayre
Sara Clark Clay John T. Neighbours Mary Phelps Sibrava Wilda Hajdu Whitley Nancy Phelps Seitz
Katherine McMartin Vicki Noe Nunery Wrede Howard Smith, Jr. Bonnie Turnbaugh Williams Virginia Stickles Spring
Cragwall William R. Nunery Patricia Roane Straube Vicki Vance Stanton
James L. Cramer Richard A. Reck Steven W. Surbaugh GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Marilyn Ehman Dallet Anne Korb Shane Barbara Naftzger Tapley Patti Harper Coyle BUILDERS CIRCLE
Joan Reamer Daugherty Lynne A. Tweedie Vicki Zink Thompson Douglas L. Crichlow Thomas R. Bain
Donald T. de Camp Diane Uecker-Flink John H. Land James M. Boyle
James M. Dietz FOUNDERS CIRCLE Elaine K. Weaver Mark A. Chestnut
Kathryn Knipe Duncan Anonymous Scott F. N. Wing SPECIAL GIFTS Ellen Silva Chrapla
Thomas G. Durham Zack F. Bettis, Jr. Bryan T. Burney Scott H. Decker
Nancy Zippel Gloe John P. Doan CONTRIBUTORS Virginia Hays Burney Elizabeth Cole Dickerson
Carolyn A. Grove Laurie Duncan-McWethy David F. Baggerman Katherine L. McQueen Stephanie Diane Dietz
Denise Hilliard Gudger Peggy Snapp Headley John H. Barksdale Susan Leet Smith W. Daniel Doty
Amy Chen Hsiao Shaun O. Higgins Nancy K. Barnes Elise Metelmann Fortman
Elizabeth J. LaVoo u Joe Gregory Hollingsworth Gwendolyn McCallum OTHER GIFTS Pamela Motter Greenway
Josh F. Lancaster Janice Pahl Kern Bennett Steven H. Fulton Sheryl Householder Hambidge
John F. Liechty Deborah Zonsius Lane Theodore J. Brentlinger Sue Vickery Fulton Craig R. Hedin
Kara Matoi Mark Mikella Kaiser Lowe William A. Bright Jane Schoenwetter Johnson Carol Flummerfelt Helmling
Ingrid Schroeder Matthaei Craig L. McGaughey Steven H. Brown John S. Jones Lucinda Jones Hey
Barbara Brucklacher Mayr Ann Heller Butler James H. Young James F. Kasper
William P. Mayr PATRONS CIRCLE Sara Campbell Marshall L. Kiel
Nancy Hutchinson Stewart I. Adam, Jr. Karen Turek Charen Thomas W. Klamer
McDowell
John C. Montgomery III
Thomas A. Berghausen E. Fred Coan
Barbara Boynton Connor
1972 Robert A. Kriscunas
Margaret Rorschach Krumme
Barbara Broadbent Collins CLASS CHAIR:
Kathleen Miller Morley Thomas L. Greenough III Margaret Brown Cooch Thomas R. Schuck Barbara A. Lehnhardt
Kathy Newton-Nance Sue Buell Kay Robert A. Cooper Charles Mytron Lisby
Mary A. O’Brien A. Richard Kriegsman James Edward Davis ANNUAL FUND: $52,574 Kathy Rambadt Lisby
Elsie Ferguson Rafferty David N. Marks Pamela Sandberg Delnagro DONORS: 152 John D. MacIntosh
Nancy Reynolds Melissa C. Martin Lou Hollingsworth Dietz PARTICIPATION: 36% Mary Hickcox Magura
William C. Risberg Joseph S. Northrop Mary Hudelson Dunkle Jean Fletcher Maijala
Susan Knoef Rogers Marcia Utter Northrop Carol Dunigan Elpers Barbara Mason
Anne Beattie Maverick
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Leslie Baird McDonald
Gregory McGarvey
Randall S. Moskop
John F. Olson
David M. Parry
Richard E. Pound
Norma Doyle Rhea
Kenneth N. Ritz
Colleen Sontag Robertson
Thomas L. Root
Alexandra Cary Rustan
John B. Scofield IV
Melanie Terhune
Swartzentruber
S. Robert Trottmann III
J. Scott Tucker
Lynn Downing Underwood
Susan Bresnahan Vanderby
Mary Purnell Zapp
CONTRIBUTORS
Carolyn Borges Allen
James D. Aschmann
Linda Gustavson Barksdale
Lindsay Whitaker Berge
Janice Huntington Bright
Virginia Ritchie Brown
Laure Nickels Burgess
Leonard P. Cheatham
Deborah R. Clark
Edna Cox Crowe
Deborah Johnson Darnell
Virginia Gard Davies
Sarah Ryrie Davis
Kathryn A. DeMerit
William R. Eberle
Deborah Rogers Emerson
Sallie Martin Foley
Patricia Elrod Gagne
Susan Nelson Goad
David S. Greenfield
Mark H. Hendrickson
Claudia Jackson Hilligoss
Charles W. Hunter, Jr.
Rebecca Rennecker Jackman
Meredith Knowles Jenkins
Joseph A. Kacmar
Katherine Roberts Keenan
Linda Bellinger Kinnett
Kerry D. Kries
Jeffrey C. Landon
Constance Ryan Lathrop
Susan Martin Linton
Pamela Schnacke Macura
Emily Graves McDonald
John W. McDonough
John B. McFadden
Camille Inman Mealy
D. Thomas Mellin
Sharon Anderson Mellin
William W. Montgomery
Richard H. Moore
Rebecca Wheat Mrugacz
Wade R. Nichols
Mary Horton Overman
Steven Scott Overman
John M. Patten
Sylvia Thale Patten
Kathryn Schurz Peters
Janet Mani Pierce
Mila Flickinger Pierce
Richard G. Piper
Connie Thompson Sayers
Deva J. Scheel
Jane Kurath Strickler
Amanda Mears Stroop
Lenore Carlberg Tinsman
Cynthia Santana Trainor
Christopher L. Walker
Derelle Watson-Duvall
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Janet Bloom Wright FOUNDERS CIRCLE Thomas H. Gee Frank C. Donaldson, Jr. Christina Brogren Scofield
Jeffrey M. Wright Anonymous Marilyn G. Genther Anne Dudley Bradley N. Stoops
Deborah J. Daniels u Sarah Graser Gray Elizabeth Cooney Englbrecht u John W. Timothy, Jr.
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF David L. Emison u Mary Murray Hall Charles E. Feenstra Cynthia M. Todd
Theodore McNutt u Marilyn Shultz Evans u William N. Hardy Gail Markham Gokey Steven B. Vickery
Englehart, Jr. David L. Flory Gregor W. Henricks Edward F. Harlan Cynthia Stidham Welch
Melvin Kenneth Tracht Charles S. Frick Mark E. Hungate Sally Spohr Hawthorne Gary E. Whitaker
Virginia Law Henke Mark E. Langner William R. Hemmig Pamela Sanderson Whitt
OTHER GIFTS Mark B. Holt Dwight E. Matthews Nancy Pierobon Hensel u Kimberlee Tweedy Young
Heather Neier Mark E. Howard Robert D. Miller u Gail Ritchie Henson
u David F. Lau Ann Bragdon Oakes David E. Hickman CONTRIBUTORS
Kathi Hancock Lee Mary Schaffer Poole Scott Hitchcock Kathleen Dedloff Abbey
1973 Paul A. Luther
David A. Podlecki
Bruce Ross-Shannon
Pamela Nielsen Schilt
Barbara Albrecht Hocking
Scott T. Hocking
Kathleen Heston Abbott
Janet Huelsen Abri
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Elizabeth Burnett Boulet Martha Schuster Suzanne Steubs Thompson Robert Brooke Hollis Thomas E. Ainlay, Jr.
Marilyn Shultz Evans Schinbeckler u Matilda J. Wilhoite Margaret Moore Horton Jennifer Simmons Althaus
Julie Houk Goodrich Susan P. Stuart u Wendy Ferguson Wright Richard G. Horton John W. Ashley
Brian W. Welch u Thomas K. Vandiver u Carson R. Yeager Anne Getty Kelvin Paul M. Beck, Jr.
Wendy Ferguson Wright u Brian W. Welch Suzanne Trimble Kiel Mitzi M. Belknap
Steven P. Wirth BUILDERS CIRCLE Jean Hereford Larson Allen A. Bell, Jr.
REUNION COMMITTEE: Lynn Halloran Yaeger David C. Ahlgren Penelope Leitner Lisi David P. Bennett
Deborah Adams Ahlgren u Deborah Adams Ahlgren Margaret Osterhout Markley Gloria Routt Beswick
Nancy Netherland Becker PATRONS CIRCLE Schuyler J. Baab John S. Moffet Cynthia Shugert Bevevino
Rebecca A. Behling John W. Adams u Rebecca A. Behling u Karen Wichterman Molitoris Trudi L. Boyd
Rebecca A. Brewer u Nancy Netherland Becker Leslie Kennedy Bender Margaret Hosic Mowrey u Rebecca A. Brewer
William F. Carroll, Jr. Thomas E. Bell B. Timothy Bennett Martha Riester Nice Cynthia S. Brinker
Angela Mulzer Erwin Mark C. Beyer Donna Dechants Bolz Janie Blackburn Norberg Phillip W. Brown
Sander L. Esserman David S. Borgmann Nancy Eshcoff Boyer Margaret E. Piety Carol Tweedie Burdick
Sarah Graser Gray William R. Buckley Karen J. Boyles Gordon L. Pittenger Susan Henderson Burleigh
Mary Murray Hall Karen Furlong Childs Debra E. Bunn Laura Carlstedt Rush Timothy S. Burleigh
William N. Hardy G. Walter Use this chart Candace
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John B. Kniesly Gary J. Garoffolo Alison Van Nada Donaldson Ralph E. Savage Hilda Gudmundsson Davis
David F. Lau
Cristine Boswell Marchand
Charles E. Meyer 2007-08 ANNUAL FUND – CASH TOTAL
Kathryn A. Miller
Karen Wichterman Molitoris Carleton College (Minn.) $7,408,000
Tina L. Rzepnicki
Davidson College (N.C.) $7,100,000
Janet Teter Savage
Susan Hill Schwartz Washington & Lee University (Va.) $6,800,000
John W. Timothy, Jr.
DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (Ind.) $5,795,791
Thomas K. Vandiver
Shelley Holmes Walker Oberlin College (Ohio) $5,600,000
Stuart M. Walker Denison University (Ohio) $5,280,000
Matilda J. Wilhoite
Pomona College (Calif.) $5,127,054
Carson R. Yeager
Kimberlee Tweedy Young Sewanee - The University of the South (Tenn.) $3,600,000
Kenyon College (Ohio) $3,506,442
ANNUAL FUND: $92,581
DONORS: 202 Grinnell College (Iowa) $3,146,608
PARTICIPATION: 45%
Wabash College (Ind.) $3,104,282
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** 0 $1 mill. $2 mill. $3 mill. $4 mill. $5 mill. $6 mill. $7 mill. $8 mill. $9 mill.
James B. Stewart, Jr.
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** DePauw alumni, parents, faculty and staff members, and friends made gifts totaling $5,795,791
Barrett L. Boehm
u William F. Carroll, Jr. to the 2007-08 Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a key revenue source for the University’s
Cynthia Ann Diller
operating budget, underwriting fundamental elements of the DePauw experience such as:
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Roy J. Anthony • Scholarships to ensure accessibility for all qualified students
u Elizabeth Burnett Boulet
u Sander L. Esserman
• Support to attract and retain outstanding faculty members, who are committed
Robert D. Franks
u Julie Houk Goodrich
teacher-scholars
Douglas M. Long • Funds to provide off-campus and international experiences that significantly enrich
Anne Zonsius Martin
Edward B. Martin on-campus learning and foster global perspectives
u Kathryn A. Miller
Carla Bauer Rentrop DePauw compares favorably with peer institutions in total giving for the 2007-08 Annual Fund.
Paul L. Runnels
Bradley L. Sexauer Yet, operating costs to support these essential services increase each year, reflecting DePauw’s com-
Lee M. Sisler
Barbara Wasson Strawn mitment to provide a robust environment for intellectual engagement. As a result, the University
Elizabeth Page Van Wagener
John L. Vander Schilden depends on a thriving Annual Fund to keep pace with its budgetary needs and to ensure DePauw’s
Susan Vaughn
standing as a leading national liberal arts university.
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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David R. Day Jeanette M. Temple Larry J. Hayes Laura B. Sanders BUILDERS CIRCLE Barbara Campbell Pell
Stephen A. Deutsch Ann Hendrix Hedde Kenneth R. Shepard Katharine Hutchinson Boyer Brenda Keith Regan
Patrick R. Doherty ANNUAL FUND: $95,208 Donna Nees Hemmig Natalie Brown Shepard Mary J. Burtelow Thomas J. Schuldt
William G. Drewes DONORS: 153 Daniel K. Herrel Suzanne L. Sinclair Nancy Johnstone Bylenga Ewing Shields IV
I. Robert Emmerich, Jr. PARTICIPATION: 39% Joan T. Hillis Brian J. Stogdill Margaret E. Chase Cynthia Boyd Steffens
Craig E. Ethier Patricia Aldrich Hillis Peggy L. Swihart Susan Kamm Connors Gary E. Thompson
William Wayne Farris EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** David R. Holmes Michael J. Thomas Dan L. Doan Joan Brown Ulrey
R. Scott Ford Kathryn Fortune Hubbard Sheryl Carlson Holmes Ralph H. Tookey Christopher C. Doran Suzanne Schulze Walker
Susan Ethier Gevaert Judith A. Jacobs Barbara Carnahan West Nancy Smith Ellis Michael P. Webster
Sally Wilkinson Gilbert OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Sherryl Davis Kasper Ruth G. Weston Tracy J. Ellis Thomas A. Westerholm
Peggy Ann Girton u E. Webb Bassick IV Richard A. Konzen Melanie Millis Wissel Ellen Husselman England Nancy L. Wicker
Michael T. Harves u W. Charles Bennett Dennis Logan Gerry L. Fathauer William H. Wissel
Margaret Ispas Hennessey Andrea Hannon Brown Patricia Spain Lord SPECIAL GIFTS Mark A. Filippell
Michael S. Humphries James S. Cunning Nancy Lovett E. Webb Bassick IV Pamela J. Garland SPECIAL GIFTS
Claudia Theidel Hunter Judson C. Green Eugene R. Mancini Judson C. Green Robin J. Gaston Joyce Taglauer Green
David M. Hurst Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. Neil L. Marchese Bruce P. Grossnickle Robert A. Greising
Debra Alcorn Hutchens Larry J. Marfise Kathryn Fortune Hubbard Dawn Wedow Hart OTHER GIFTS
Gary W. Hutton CHARTER CIRCLE** Joan D. McElin Mary Eichelberger Hayes Jeffrey R. Johnson
Cynthia Goss Johnson Florence E. Beatty James D. Moore Linda Berkey Herrick
Ruth Weber Johnson Julie Read Hildebrand Paula Strojny Moore 1975 Patty McClure Hofmann
James A. Kegley
u John B. Kniesly
Sarah Strauss Krouse
Jean Gutting Lohoff
Lynne Salomone Nagle
James R. Nicholson
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: John P. Kelly
Dennis G. Lydick
1976
Janet Crawford Schwartz CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
John C. Korschot Randy K. Lohoff Victoria Kensek Ross Richard W. Schwartz Claire Anshutz Marchese John H. Wallace
Elizabeth Wagstaff LaBolt Raymond G. Smith Caroline Irene Ruhl Marcus R. Veatch Victoria Madden Meister Deborah Riefe Wilson
Mary Jones Landon Jack W. Wiley Roland T. Rust Robert P. Mesalam II
Jody Earhart Lindquist Christine Hosler Wilson Jane H. Schussler ANNUAL FUND: $82,281 Gail Pulianas Miofsky ANNUAL FUND: $116,646
u Cristine Boswell Larry E. Scott DONORS: 132 Peter D. Norberg DONORS: 163
Marchand FOUNDERS CIRCLE Susan Scott Simon PARTICIPATION: 35% Debra Bielenberg Orrock PARTICIPATION: 40%
Mary Rardin McMillin Marie A. Alles Peter Bleier Stickler Teri Zimmer Parker
Laura Herman Meehan Sarah Egly Ayers Peter M. Stragand PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Diane E. Phillis EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
u Charles E. Meyer Carolyn Hadley Cangany Kevin O. Sweeney Roger K. McAlister Cynthia Capp Pittenger u John H. Wallace
Rhonda Miller Nancy Milligan Frick u Jeanette M. Temple u Marcus R. Veatch Paul K. Pogue Sarah Reese Wallace
Francis E. Morrissey John I. Heise III Michael A. Terry Alice J. Shirley u Deborah Riefe Wilson
Cynthia Sheridan O’Connor Janet S. Henry Constance Frigstad Vickery OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Bernard K. Smith Robert Lee Wilson
Pamela S. Peigh Jeffrey O. Lewis Paula Whitaker u Joyce Taglauer Green Taffney Josif Smith
Catharine Penniman-Moser Stephen B. Lewis Debra Banzhaf York u Janet Crawford Schwartz Janelle Rice Tague OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Robin Purkey Potvin Michael S. McCrea u Richard W. Schwartz David M. Tanner Alexandra Lutzow Cole
Theron W. Randall Patricia Christiansen Petrick CONTRIBUTORS Jeffrey P. Tuholski Judith Tanner Moon
Carol Zwissler Ridings H. Lester Reed Kathy D. Abbott CHARTER CIRCLE** Peter C. Vaky Richard S. Neville
Robert H. Sander Russell W. Rose Carolyn Slutz Baranouskas David B. Becker Anais Brown Webb Robert G. Vallee, Jr.
u Susan Hill Schwartz John M. Watson Nancy P. Barber Mark A. Emkes Katherine Whitlow Webster
Karen Markstrom Seehausen Sara E. Behling Jill Greene Paul J. Wheeler CHARTER CIRCLE**
B. Mason Shambach PATRONS CIRCLE Sue E. Bell Suzanne L. Hickman Ann Cederblad Zielinski Randall E. Curran
Kathleen Brown Simkin Janis Alling Adams Richard W. Bennett Kathleen Snell Jagger John R. Hammond III
Cheryl Haines Sinkovic Daniel E. Brunette Sally A. Booth Jeffrey R. Johnson CONTRIBUTORS Stanley B. Kinsey
Rudy G. Skorupa Richard J. Claycombe John K. Burke Glenn Todd Plymate Deby A. Baker C. James Levin
Andrea Sobbe Sarah Robinson Coffin Marcia Ismond Cheatham James D. Weddle Connie J. Baxter Sarah P. MacDowall
Linda Light Tichenor Virginia Colten-Bradley Susan Mottis Crichlow Stacey Shepherd Weddle Mark D. Behrendt Pamela Downey Plouhar
Cynthia Gobel Turnquist Gary L. Klotz Deborah Johnson Downs Nancy L. White Stanley L. Block, Jr. Elizabeth Myers Plymate
u Shelley Holmes Walker Philip C. Mitchell III Nancy C. Durham Robin Ismond Boldt Nancy Gibson Prowitt
Sally Aldridge Wamsley Thomas Russell Mote Cathy East Early FOUNDERS CIRCLE Karen Y. Boone Mary McCrea Simkins
Carol Frees Watkins Neil R. Oslos Ann Meeks Erickson Dianne Korff Beardsley John W. Breck
David L. Weaver Natalie Stahl Patchell Jenny Ashbaugh Fernsler Richard L. Beardsley Denise Ward Brewer FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Nancy Suppiger Weith Jean Baumgardt Reichenbach Holly Schneider Gott Carolyn Bednar-Good Parke M. Brewer Douglas J. Bark
Kimberly Hodges Williams Donald H. Rosenbaum, Jr. Mary Bennett Graub Robert L. Bever David C. Carr Rebecca Gernhardt Cox
Rebecca Clark Williams Bruce F. Schilt Sandra A. Hamilton Frank J. Clark Michael G. Chlebik Gerald W. Hallett
Jane Dew Woods Fred J. Simon Mary Tuomi Hammond Pamela A. Collins Virginia Trump Daniel Kathryn A. Huber
Ann Pace Sutton Catherine Veldhuis Hays Elizabeth Koenig Demmings Susan Stephanoff Decker James N. Kleinschmidt dec
SPECIAL GIFTS William H. Tucker Sally A. Hershey John A. England Jo Walsh Doubet Cynthia A. Maritz
Jeanne Sankey Grossnickle Janice Morfee Wark Robin R. Jaeger Kevin M. Flynn Laura Skorupa Ford Darlene Montgomery Ryan
Thomas A. Roberts Julie Smith Wiehl Eric L. Lanzl Kristine A. Iverson Susan Leopold Freeman Sara Crossman Stratton
James B. Stewart, Jr. Scott D. Wright Jane Larson Nancy Pfeffer Lau Lora Klus Harp Cynthia L. Vernon
Ann Kahrl Laudeman Paula Schmidt Lewis Janice Gooch Heipler
OTHER GIFTS BUILDERS CIRCLE Samuel R. Laudeman, Jr. Bruce L. Mann Gregory A. Hinkle PATRONS CIRCLE
David C. Ahlgren Amy Thurston Berthouex Donald Steven Lee Sharon Minns Newman Jeni Rhoads Houston Charles E. Bokar
Deborah Adams Ahlgren Donna Brower Blair William J. Lewis III Mark Z. Orr Richard W. Hynson III Meg Carey Born
Mariette J. Bargen C. Lee Bridges Marilyn Knapp Litt Brenda Gloor Pruitt Mary E. Jaeger Jean Hellings Brinkmann
Denise Reasoner Bates Andrew J. Brown Barbara Conkling Mann Jeanette Cochran Young Bradley J. Kinsey Christopher L. Callahan
Rebecca A. Brewer Betsy Steffen Brown Kevin R. McClellan David P. Lancaster Nancy Bain Cunning
John S. Moffet Donna Fordice Bushong Patricia Hall Mercer PATRONS CIRCLE Holly Hildenbrand Lee Ronald J. Dean
Suzanne Steubs Thompson Dan E. Bylenga, Jr. Julia Knipe Mills Stephen C. Brill Noel Ottery Liberty Peggy Brown Dwyer
Christine Niles Cancelmo Stephen M. Minett Laura Yeo Clark James S. LoPrete William E. John
LEGACY GIFTS Linda Buell Corrigan Madeline Jones Newman J. Kevin Cogan Amy Shields Mann Jeffrey G. Jones
Julie Houk Goodrich Robert W. Emmert Karen Maier Niersbach Scott P. Granger Nancy Crossman McGuinnis Teresa Martella Kelly
Mark C. Mills Steven A. Erickson William R. Niersbach, Jr. Cheryl A. King Barbara Frownfelter Medders Dennis R. Kruszewski
Pamela Simpson Fleece Carter L. Oldfield, Jr. Gary W. Plantinga Anne Caldwell Mershad Steven D. Marlin
John K. Flickinger Nancy Christman Panthofer Sandra Watters Reinicker Lewis E. Moke Ellen S. Miller
1974 Linda A. Frauenhoff
Jane Moore Freyfogle
William M. Park
John B. Prosise
William B. Semmer Devon E. Moon, Jr.
Scott A. Moon
Thomas C. Netzel
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: William David Wilson Jan B. Robitscher
E. Webb Bassick IV Barbara Bowen Hale Pamela J. Ransom Marianna Soaper Wright Steven J. Moore Daniel A. Saver
W. Charles Bennett Robert M. Hartigan R. David Rodems Mary Parker Mutarelli Sara Francis Saver

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** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 81

Jane Crum Seigel
Patricia Hollister Sutton
Jeannie Mulligan Swanson
John D. Thornburg
Anne Harter Tobik
David M. Warner
Barbara Hamilton Wilson
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Diane Dredge Anderson
Kimberly Johnson Arrington
Marymae Gingrich Beaty
Leon H. Bell III
John Carl Brinker
James E. Bromwell, Jr.
Wendy Waggoner Bruestle
Thomas R. Cath
Marc E. Cooper
David R. Duncan
Suanne Hirschy Early
W. Blaine Early III
Kris Maroon Faulk
Karen Hardin Fedor
Mark P. Gadson
Ted A. Gibboney
Philip H. Godfrey II
William A. Gray, Jr.
Margaret Kissling Greising
Elizabeth Nesbit Halbert
Nancy Frebel Hoard
Suzann Van Sickle Holding
Pamela Hathaway Horton
David J. Hunt
Jeannette Iles
Joseph C. Jessup
Lauren Meurisse Johnson
Richard S. Johnson
James H. Jones
Jonathan C. Kasdan
Thomas G. King
Barbara Steele Kniskern
Randy S. Kurek
Maria Banegas Leidecker
Steven J. Loring
Thomas W. Mariner
Gregory L. Mast
Jennifer East Mast
Sarah Melton Melton
David J. Nelson
John L. Oberrieder, Jr.
Marsha Gaugler Oberrieder
Elizabeth McBride Olin
David L. Oliver
Larry R. Raymond
Julie Tsaros Rominger
Kelvin L. Roots
Jan Walton Rubsam
Bruce E. Sampson
Teresa Kuebler Sampson
Sarah A. Sayger
Anita Pinson Schausten
Jane E. Schoonmaker
Susan Vogel Sevin
Thomas M. Sheasby
Kathryn Reeves Shroder
Timothy S. Simer
Deborah Behuniak Simon
Steven M. Still
Cheryl Cruea Tanner
Elizabeth Godfrey Terry
Helen M. Truax
Stephen C. Turley
Deborah A. Ulrich
Debra Thompson Vaky
Martha Hawthorne Wolfe
CONTRIBUTORS
William G. Alberti
Janice Riester Apple
Brian Bruce Baber
Kenneth H. Behrendt
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Roger Dale Boyer FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Sarah Smith Breck Tamara Boston Anderson
Donna Morris Burroughs Julia Yanson Boswell
Pamela Schweizer Cameron Patricia Smith Choban
John F. Chapin Rebecca Reasner Cleveland
Susan Miner Cirigliano John R. Jewett, Jr.
Jan Joselane Clavey Katherine L. Keck
Kathryn Lewis Dierkes Gail Vanthournout Lanznar
Jane Everhart Patricia Smith Reff
Cynthia Bates Gamble Steven L. Reff
Howard L. Hartman Catherine Krumwiede
Barbara Little Hendrickson Robertson
Jacquin Johnson Herran Thomas E. Robertson
Nancy Stooker Hill Steven T. Roess
Brenda Wright Hoffman Rebecca L. Shedd
Sharon Blythe Hu Colin P. Smith
Richelle Nauert Hughes Lynn Beré Stine
Christine Hewlett Kinsey u Kim W. Suchy
Deborah Lauridsen Kleist
Nancy Leis Kota PATRONS CIRCLE
Timothy Carl Lesch Charles E. Barbieri
Mary Timms Mardiguian Pamela R. Clinkenbeard
W. Stiles Meredith Barrett J. Corneille
Jan L. Miller Peter M. Dayton
Claude A. Mullins Pamela Allen Diliberto
Linda Kampenga Mullins Susan Foley Hinkamp
Linda Hartzler Murray William B. Koenig
Nancy Shafer Near Richard B. Kotila
David C. Ott A. Lawrence Lund III
Patricia Unger Pernicano Michael J. Neff
Jean B. Pfaff Rebecca Hawk Roess
Anthony L. Quinn John R. Thornburgh
Peter E. Ritz Charlotte Mason Warner
Linda Andrews Saboe Randy R. Wells
Rose Bishop Savini Deborah Hill Wyght
Timothy P. Sheridan
William A. Shipley BUILDERS CIRCLE
Frederick K. Teeter, Jr. Susan Ball Allsop
Philip W. Trammell Janee Minar Aronoff
Leslie Routt Turner Sue A. Beesley
Sandra Bekins Von Riesen G. Kirk Bennett, Jr.
Rebecca Fortenbery Widmer Margaret Cash Bennett
Julia Harper Woodrome Elizabeth C. Burtelow
Candace Clark Cady
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Walter G. Cox, Jr.
James N. Kleinschmidt Scott Layne Davis
Michelle Belval DeVito
SPECIAL GIFTS Janet Marx Fortune
Nancy Leis Kota Jamie Leschansky Fullenkamp
Richard S. Neville Sharon Sanders Gammon
John H. Wallace Karen Cadieux Gissy
Sarah Reese Wallace Neil T. Goltermann
Monty C. Grover
OTHER GIFTS Richard Leo Hellmich II
Deborah Mills Barker Nancy O’Donnell Hellyer
Carter Hiestand III
H. Allan Hull
1977 Richard A. Huser
Anthony P. Isch
CLASS CHAIR:
Kim W. Suchy Elizabeth Coe Jones
Kreg S. Kephart
ANNUAL FUND: $42,969 Carol Hughes King
DONORS: 147 Michael R. Kinney
PARTICIPATION: 36% Terry Zinkil Kretchman
Paul S. Kruse
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Neil J. Kurland
Cynthia A. Gossett Deborah Andersen Leipzig
Leslie Butler Lydick
CHARTER CIRCLE** Janice Carrigan Mains
Paul S. Detlefs Susan D. McCombs
Mary McTague McDaniel
Linda K. Ernst
Milo F. Hanke, Jr. Douglas R. McFarlan
Julie Reynolds King Susan Brown Meeneghan
Robert L. Krouse Susan Mobley Moore
David W. Manly Lynn Miller Nichols
R. Matthew Neff Katherine Roth Nunn
Steven W. Peterson Beth Granger O’Connell
Peter D. Prowitt William H. Rohrer
Melissa Tharpe Smith Cynthia Norrick Sargent
L. Carr Trovillion, Jr. Paul P. Secrest
Charles W. Shook
82
Clifford J. Shultz II
Elizabeth Ogilvie Simer
Blake H. Turner
Alison M. Walker
Joel R. Walters
Wendy Bockstahler Wickliff
Carol Moyer Zaczkiewicz
CONTRIBUTORS
Donna Hollister Abbatiello
Patricia Lasley Allen
Judith Splittorf Arnold
Barbara Murray Badgley
Sara Coapstick Best
G. Michael Brubaker
Susan Compher Brubaker
Kim Frank Carroll
Janet Casey-Allen
Patricia M. Cassiday
Elizabeth Liederbach
Coffman
Joan Prox Conard
Jane Willander Danis
Dane R. Daugherty
Frederick J. Doremus
Bonnie Combs Etters
Christine Watson Feichter
Patricia Seaton Hearson
William A. Heierman
Jeffry L. M. Hendrix
Jane Stewart Holden
John W. Holden III
Alan L. Holland
David C. Kolbe
Barbara Taylor Lehmann
Kathleen Auchter Leighton
C. Linda Lundquist
David S. Matthews
Kimberly Powers Matthews
Debra Johnson Meredith
Doris Mahoney Miller
Frank W. Morris
Leslie Lindquist Neil
Daniel L. Nordsieck
Gail Hoffman Perna
Amanda McFadden Power
Douglas B. Price
Michael A. Revnes
George Steven Ritter
Nancy Alexander Ritter
Robert D. Romeril, Jr.
Agnes King Rud
Elizabeth Hirsch Shearer
Cynthia Bailey Shemela
Scott A. Shewalter
Janet Whicker Stephenson
Thomas N. Swift II
Teresa Peters Thixton
Michael M. Thompson
Michael L. Walton
Jay S. Whitney
Paulette Bridenhager Worcester
Miriam Ball Yutzy
OTHER GIFTS
John N. McHenry
David L. Straight
1978
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Charles W. Foxwell
Greg T. Greenwood
Kristine Hoffman
Cecilia Maron-Puntarelli
Salvatore J. Puntarelli, Jr.
Mark Small
ANNUAL FUND: $157,995
DONORS: 143
PARTICIPATION: 32%
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
Timothy C. Collins
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
James R. Gates
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
u Christine Boeke
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
David S. Goltermann
David L. Harlor
Douglas S. Hynden
Melanie Nicklas Hynden
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Mary Morrison Ardington
Susan Suckow Barkhausen
Robert R. Carpenter
Mary Glover Dodds
Jane Brazes Funke
Mark W. Grannon
u Greg T. Greenwood
Ingrid Grujanac Kay
Lee Loving Neff
James L. Powers, Jr.
Scott F. Russell
Russell M. Schwartz
Abigail Mathers Wodock
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Mark A. Ahlemann
Victoria E. Cornelius
Katherine Harcourt Hallett
Helen Hall Kasper
C. Robert Krebs
William David Pendl
Julia Kelly Smith
Lisabeth Fortune Somerville
Jeffrey J. Stengel
Kimberlee Fitzgerald Taylor
David M. Underwood
PATRONS CIRCLE
Susan Haynes Austin
Laura K. Bailey
Babette Arbogast Boling
Richard C. Boling II
Jeffrey A. Boyll
Sarah Holtzman Cartwright
Arlene Burnside Crow
Gregory A. Crow
Anton G. Florian
Mary Danielson Foxwell
Eric W. Fredbeck
Kenneth R. Frick
Steven J. Herr
Richard H. Kelly
Kurt Edward Kingseed
Elizabeth Barcus Leitch
Robert S. Lukemeyer II
Jeffrey R. Millard
Terry Kaiser Park
Victoria Gilbert Peters
Steve A. Steckler
J. Scott Troeger
Yvonne Quarles Waller
Sarah Kile Wells
Lawrence J. Zelenz
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Stephen M. Aker
Jody Witherspoon Barry
Richard A. Bittles
Cary D. Bussema
Ulysses M. Clayborn
Jane Lambert Doerge
u Charles W. Foxwell
Bruce V. Gallup
Ann Lancaster Giauque
Sarah Jewell Gibson
Susan Gilbertson-Beadling
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
Patricia Strauss Grant
Mark H. Grimm
Melanie Thexton Hall
Jeffrey D. Hallgren
Jarrell B. Hammond
u Kristine Hoffman
Carol Porter Hupp
George K. Jeffers, Jr.
Christine E. Kaeser
Constance Chadwick Kean
Jeanne Albrecht Kurtz
Catherine Pfluger Lewis
Michael G. Luegers
Margaret Joyce Magnesen
u Cecilia Maron-Puntarelli
Vincent A. Moore
April Scarpelli Mosser
Diane Norman Norman
Katherine Gallant Nutt
Anne Page
David S. Pickard
u Salvatore J. Puntarelli, Jr.
Wayne A. Sayre
u Mark Small
Janet Butler Spadoni
Larry C. Spears
Donna J. Sprague
Lynn Bryant Still
Gerianne Stevenson
Stohlquist
David C. Thomas
Randall H. Veatch
Rudolph F. Vogt III
David M. Walker
Helen M. Weeks
CONTRIBUTORS
Shanna Underwood Bradford
Brenda Newton Brown
Joan Mullen Carlson
Cynthia Cox Curnutt
Linda Hoyt Curts
James W. Davis
John M. Donnelly
Scott G. Hardin
Kris A. Hayden
Susan Showalter Hayden
Elizabeth Fitkin Hazard
Kathy Romack Hoffman
Aimee Guest Hucek
Barry L. Klipsch
Julie Ehman Knostman
David J. Koepper
Nancy Wegener Kwiat
Nancy Anderson Lary
Deborah Triebel Loyd
Gary C. Martin
Karol Mason McIntosh
Nancy Emmert McNab
Linda Bailey Meyer
Michele Lariviere Moon
N. Randolph Oliver
Nancy Lanigan Porter
Carrie Phillips Quinn
Michael D. Ricks
Scott A. Ritchie
Laura Wilhelm Roberts
Christian E. Sampson
Robert R. Scully
Laura Adamson Selm
Donald S. Smith
Kerry Tracy Smith
William L. Stearns
Kimberly J. Stewart
Louise Harrop Strack
Christina Younce Thomas
Jamie T. Tyson
Joseph C. Uhl
Gretchen Warner
Sharon Thomas Williams
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Mark R. Stanley OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Thomas C. Hillman

Annual Fund Gift at Work Michael J. Stuart Elizabeth Gray Goltermann Steven M. Hotopp
Nancy Duesing Takaichi Holiday Hart McKiernan John C. Kesler
Music student enjoys DePauw’s offerings Blake S. Tollefsen
Peter H. Utterback
Blair Anderson Rieth, Jr.
Donna Love Wallace
Katherine Enander
Lindholm
Dianne K. Vargo Hugh J. Wallace John C. Mason
As a high school student in Batesville, Allen Wallingford Susan C. Nichols
Ind., Jorie E. Moss ’11 did it all, actively Kathleen Robison Weiss CHARTER CIRCLE** Teresa Sizer Pickford
Katherine Williams W. Douglas Davidson Catherine Hague Pierson
involving herself in 10 extracurricular activi- Wineberg Theodore E. Mioduski, Jr. Jeffrey J. Porritt
Louisa A. Witten Timothy K. Neufeld Carole Fox Porritt
ties. Here at DePauw, with support from Barbara Brown Young John T. Roberts Steven H. Pratt
Robin Richey Roberts Susan Koenig Reed
an Annual Fund gift from Christy Umlauf CONTRIBUTORS Michael C. Rubino Kathleen Megenhardt Roth
Martha McClain Bell Sarah Englehart Standley Richard M. Roth
Moberly ’82 and husband, Michael, her Jane Corrado Biggar Christopher B. Torie Aaron R. Smith
Karen Luce Branding u Ann Baur Whitlatch Douglas A. Stanley
activities are more focused, but certainly Terri Gregory Brotze u James L. Whitlatch Margaret J. Stepniewski
Steven E. Brown James E. Swearingen
no less intense. Susan Koenig Brucks FOUNDERS CIRCLE Tracy Dentel Swearingen
Kathleen Bensie Chapin Robert S. Apatoff Cynthia Carll Thie
Moss, who plans to double major in Elaine K. Crabtree Vicki Garrison Apatoff Richard J. Thrapp
vocal performance and German, practices both voice and piano several James R. Cramer David D. Biggs Patricia Jacks Walker
Todd A. Curtis Leslie Freeby Daugherty Robert L. Ward
hours each day. She participates in the Chamber Singers choir, which Philip R. Davis Randall R. Dwenger Melissa L. Young
Susan Schaeffer Denney John W. Faulkner
led her to China last January for a Winter Term tour. An aspiring Helene Juratich Doll Daniel J. Hasler CONTRIBUTORS
Marybeth Hucek Downey Paul D. McDougal Deirdre Kern Abbott
opera singer, she performed last spring in DePauw’s production of Michael A. Dudley Margaret Goettle Rush Laura Mills Allread
Leslie Dustman Fenwick Kimberly Brodersen Schlotz Elizabeth Weil Betts
The Abduction of Figaro. She also manages the box office in the Rebekah Phillips Folkens William J. Schlotz Joanne D. Bosky
Karen Carr Furlong John I. Taylor Robert S. Breger
Judson and Joyce Green Center for Performing Arts, ushers for Maria-Matilde Pieters Gray Lisa Dietz Young Michael W. Burke
Terri List Green Jill Heitzman Carlock
School of Music events and works in the drama department’s Linda Johnson Hammond PATRONS CIRCLE Phillip L. Cooper
Bruce A. Haupert Rebecca Ambrose Barnes Lindsey Richards Crawford
costume shop. Mark E. Hosking David N. Croop Christine Bies Curtis
Moss hopes to take part in a study abroad program in Vienna, Leslie Bates Johnson Laura L. Cvengros Teresa Hoenig David
Amy Dolan Malaney Stephen Daly James D. Davis
Austria. “This will allow me both to participate in a prestigious Peter B. March John D. Fetters Cece Shearon Ely
Julia Calhoun McLaughlin Jan Lukens Fredbeck Terry Bowlin Evanger
music program and to improve my German skills. I can’t think Carl N. Mehlhope Jeffrey L. Hodge Walter B. Geoghegan III
Mary Sullivan Mehlhope Marcus Kosins, Jr. Suzanne Laparl Green
of a better way to kill two birds with one stone!” John T. Melangton Melissa Schneider Nachman Stephen P. Harris
Theresa E. Melloh Robert P. Nesbit Mary J. Hartung
Gregory D. Morrow Catherine Lyall Norris Patricia North Harvey
1979 James R. Allen
David A. Conrad
Dickson L. Whitney, Jr.
Linda L. Wiland
Rhonda Chertack Murray
William S. Myers
Bonnie Schiffman Pearson
Brenda Beck Seger
Linda McFarlin Haywood
Michael C. Henn
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Kyle E. Lanham Karen Uhlir Conrad Michael E. Olsen Sue E. Stemen William J. Hoenig
Michael B. McCracken Byron Wade Daugherty BUILDERS CIRCLE Stephen C. Owens Barbara Martin Tubekis Susan Sedgwick Hosking
Liz Purdy Porter Juliet Horton Flory Bradford L. Anderson Thomas D. Patterson John B. Wildman Mark H. Inlow
Gilbert H. Reese Sue Mueller Lanter Debra Messenger Anderson Pauline Prince Susan Lewis Woods H. Curtis Ittner, Jr.
Susan Leis Thiele Patricia Downey Lowe James H. Barrett Steven D. Ray Jeffrey D. Jones
David W. Martin Kenneth W. Beadling, Jr. Lovell L. Roe III BUILDERS CIRCLE Carter O. Keith
ANNUAL FUND: $84,561 Douglas K. Martin Victoria Edwards Bennett Keith J. Sanborn Paul R. Allison Constance Klarer Kenerley
DONORS: 144 u Michael B. McCracken William D. Bischoff Timothy E. Sellers Patricia Stevens Ardery Amanda Pike Kliber
PARTICIPATION: 35% Barry L. Nelson Margaret Kissinger Boynton Jennifer Nichols Skodinski Samuel Richard Ardery Mary Sumner Koehler
Arthur A. Bryant Sara Patterson Smith Cheryl A. Armstrong Kathy Manges Kolbe
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** PATRONS CIRCLE Douglas P. Conner James A. Stevens Christi Lindsley Barrett Margueritte H. Kuhn
Steven L. Trulaske Keith R. Anderson Tracy Gibson Conner Keith R. Tookey Kristine Peterson Beimford Gail C. Livermore
Linda Woods Armlovich Laura Anderson Cramer David J. Truelove Durfee Snyder Betts Deborah Barritt Lyons
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Verne Lance Barnes Gregory J. Ensing Joe H. Vaughn Kent A. Billingsley, Jr. Elizabeth Greene McCune
u Kyle E. Lanham Sally Saltsman Frick Mark A. Fowler Kathleen L. Walker Peggy Howell Boyll Robert A. McDonald
James A. Hall Mary Pauszek Gallup Denise Coyne Wilson Ronald K. Boyll Ellen Summers Mullarkey
CHARTER CIRCLE** Anne Johnson Harris David Martz Grant Anonymous Connie Clements
Jeffrey M. Bernacchi Carol Funk Ives Mary P. Hellmann SPECIAL GIFTS Elizabeth Wolfe Bull Mutterspaugh
Mary Scovill Bernacchi Robert T. Ives John D. Hixon Richard L. Phillips, Jr. Barbara Huls Carter Carolyn Cook Nichols
Sally Henning Carpenter Cynthia Coridan Klee Sarah Harman Hunter Gilbert H. Reese Kelly A. Cichy Scott H. Nichols
Glenn E. Davis Ruth Chadwick Moore Douglas E. Johnston Douglas S. Clift Patricia Matthei O’Neil
Susan Melberg Davis Mary Johnson Moran Daniel B. Kinsey OTHER GIFTS Richard A. Coleman Kristin Johnson Posey
Megan Lewis Haddox Kerry E. Notestine Mary Helmen Kinsey Peter H. Utterback Earle M. Combs IV Kathryn Peterson Quinn
Frank A. Hoffman Richard L. Phillips, Jr. Beth A. Lafferty Andrea J. deVoursney Diane Lippincott Reich
Michael J. Morrison David A. Poggemeier Tracy N. Long Diana Patterson DiSabato Sarah Jones Reincke
Cheryl Waldron Musgrave William J. Roess
James K. Schoen
Kris T. Ludington
Marcy Hoffman Ludington
1980 Jeffery G. Dorrel
Julia McQuiston Ferneding
Caryn Stetzel Sarvich
Kelley S. Shaw
Robert P. Musgrave II CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
u Liz Purdy Porter Kim Holbrook Schoen Bruce A. Myer Ann Baur Whitlatch Carolynn Smart Fields Terry A. Sites
u Gilbert H. Reese Greta Morris Scodro Donald M. Phelan James L. Whitlatch Julie Green Fisher Grant Norris Slocum
u Susan Leis Thiele Jean Rudolph Scott Maurie Jones Phelan Michael P. Giauque Susan Frazier Teitelbaum
Carole Summers Shaw Laura Evans Ringland ANNUAL FUND: $89,727 Ann A. Gregson Madeleine Durham Thomas
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Jane Judkins Stegemiller Thomas B. Shearman III DONORS: 151 John K. Guild, Jr. Richard B. Thomas
Elizabeth Bottorff Ahlemann Ann Tobin Whitney Deborah Capp Spartz PARTICIPATION: 36% Dianne L. Hardin Lynda Visher West

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 83
 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

Philip E. Randall Thomas C. Dugan

Gifts at Work Kimberley Kelley Rhoades Ann Beth Gibson
Nancy Krebs Riggs Susan Stark Hilt
Winter Term in Costa Rica “one of the most incredible Catherine Vickerstaff Roe
Carol Deagan Schuler
Steven D. Hoenig
Elizabeth Bailey McIntire
experiences of my life” Julie Wiele Stainfield
Susan Campbell Thews
Karen A. Meyer
u Kenneth A. Owen
There’s no doubt that St. Louis native Edwin “Ted” P. Jacobi ’10 is a Elizabeth Orlow Tidd Lynda Wisehart Sherer
Kenneth S. Tramel William H. Tipton
leader on campus – he plays goalkeeper on the soccer team, acts as trea- Stephany Speicher John J. Wasz
Underwood
surer for the ice hockey club and is a philanthropy officer for Alpha Tau Eric J. Vale BUILDERS CIRCLE
Mary Newton Veerkamp Philip M. Acker
Omega. During last January, he learned a great deal about contributing Stephen W. Wasz Anne Guild Adams
Lawrence J. Weber, Jr. David G. Allaben
off-campus – and out of the country – as well. Anonymous
OTHER GIFTS Kevin R. Armstrong
Jacobi took part in a Winter Term in Service trip to Costa Rica led by Thomas L. Potter Kathryn Shook Bates
Ann Stucky Bickford
Jeanette K. Pope, associate professor of geosciences. His participation was Kevin B. Bradshaw
supported by a gift from the William F. Lamar Winter Term in Service 1982 Janet Cristee Clark
Mary C. Daly
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Endowed Scholarship Fund. Established by Daniel L. Schwarz ’83 and Kenneth W. Coquillette Delmar Earl Demaree III
Deborah White Davila Jacquelyn McElfresh Emperly
his wife, Amy, the fund honors former University Chaplain William F. “Fred” Lamar Jr., who led Kenneth A. Owen Douglas B. Evans
Blair P. Faber
many Winter Term service projects during his tenure. ANNUAL FUND: $121,214 Matthew R. Fischer
DONORS: 159 Sharon M. Foster
Jacobi’s team helped refurbish a rural school and also built a hatchery for leatherback turtles. Jacobi PARTICIPATION: 35% Christopher O. Gentry
L. Mark Geoghegan
refers to the Winter Term project as “one of the most incredible experiences of my life” and adds, Judith Stading Gettleman
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Greg C. Gibson
“Twenty days in Costa Rica awoke in me a desire for cultural understanding and appreciation, and it u Deborah White Davila
Margaret Mullen Gibson
u Todd R. Roberson
Michelle Strater Gunderson
has helped me understand that there are many different ways to live a successful and happy life.” Michael Scott Welch
Carol D. Gurney
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Joel C. Hammond
Melody Stevanovic Key Marc S. Hayden
Christy Umlauf Moberly Tamryn Maione Hennessy
Jeannine McNeill Wolf Patricia Jacoby Cook Catharine LeFevre CONTRIBUTORS
Joan Hirschman Woodward Julie Brinker DeWitt Anne Boyd Norris Kara Moseley Hensley
Cattabiani Priscilla Snow Algava
David S. Norris Karen Robinson Jackson
Tracy Lyday Farrell Kathy Peters Christian Joseph J. Atria
Amy Clouse Knochel
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Susan J. Gallion Caren Nitschke Chung Mary Toth Ayers
Lisa E. Drack James G. Gilmore, Jr. CHARTER CIRCLE** Julie McBride Kolettis
Charles M. Colburn Susan Scheibling Burford
Kevin R. Thompson Jody Tweed Gullifor Karla Kreisher Combs Susan M. Ansel Jill E. Lewis
Susan Mackay Burke
Christopher W. Bear David S. Lippie
Jill Tanner Kamman Pamela Miller Crain Susan West Burriss
Ann T. Daly William J. Butler W. Duncan MacFarlane
Bradley L. Pearman Vic K. Burriss
Kimberlee Schoonmaker
1981 Priscilla Hader Rose
Bruce Stephen Terlep
Joan Kuhl Davis
Maureen Thomure Emoff
Charles Douglas Carey
Martha Darling Carey
John C. Cassidy
Susan McNichols Cassidy McConnell
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: Mark R. McConnell
Marsha Brown Webster Kester Li-Jen Fong Elizabeth Rogers Church Carrie Melind Coquillette
Kim Klinger Butler Timothy Edward Meyer
William Bradford Foote Cynthia Hollows Creek u Kenneth W. Coquillette
Luis R. Davila Ann E. Miller
PATRONS CIRCLE Lisa Raible Gladson Jeffrey L. Creek Catherine Curtis-Van Duzer
Janet Risi Field Robert E. Mitchell, Jr.
Jeffrey Clyde Bird Julie Duncan Goltermann Laura Biggs Ericson Melinda Walthers Dabbiere
Bradley S. Fuson Jennifer Davis Moy
ANNUAL FUND: $92,832 Greg A. Bond Karen Vancader Goodwell Robert A. Farris
Candace Johnson Daly Tracy Cochran Garrity Bruce David Myrehn
DONORS: 156 Jill Taubensee Havey Maria Mercedes Fernandez
John David Gislason Michael G. Neill
PARTICIPATION: 37% Marco L. DeLucio Lisa A. Hendrickson Beatrice Elizondo Fitzpatrick
Laurie Mann Klion Michelle Palmer Neill
Michael F. Dieckmann Ann Flickinger Higley Robert L. Fitzpatrick
Anne Trudgen Dillon Susan Stechschulte Hilbrich Karen Albert Frankenberg David W. Kroeger Mark E. Newton
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Elizabeth Miller Niesen
Shannon Coghlan Eades Herb Wylie Hoover Renee Morr Grawcock Laurel Hine Oztemel
u Luis R. Davila Dayle A. Ohlau
LeAnne M. Faulkner Jacob R. Jackson Beth Stephenson Greenwell Helen L. Poorman
Marian Blew Roberson Claudia Hansen Pierson
Lee McCarty Fruhling Robert P. Janowski Linda Hesson Grice Gilbert D. Standley
Mary Jones Regan
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Denise Clodfelter Halloran Beth Hootman Kazer Janelle Hartsell Heise
FOUNDERS CIRCLE David E. Reid
Glenn F. Carlson, Jr. Susan Turner Mathew Julie McFadden Lindsley David M. Hellmich
Thomas S. Bridges Susan Stevenson Sims
Judith Banker Castellini John R. Norris Nancy H. Lutz Gary R. Hosking
Carole A. Clause Karen Myers Stanley
u Janet Risi Field Gregory L. Padgett Elizabeth Whitlow Mackintosh Tari Parkison Hughes
Mark J. Conklin Judith Noblett Steinberg
Ruth Dorworth Padgett Robert S. Martino, Jr. Brian R. Joesten
Robert A. Frauenheim Steven J. Stroman
CHARTER CIRCLE** Keith G. Peterson Jane Oberlin Mason Mark W. Kepchar
Leslye Jones-Beatty Patricia Carey Stryker
u Kim Klinger Butler Donald T. Popravak Melissa Phillips Meyer Mary Schneider Kesan
Daniel H. Ransdell Mark T. Muraida Ann Thompson-Zeiler
Katherine Cassidy Detlefs Sarah Dewart Morrison Thomas Richard
Dawn Swain Segelken David M. Owen Kleinschmidt Joseph P. O’Leary Loren Cerone Tozer
Carol Warner Golder Donna Brown Veatch
Bradley J. Tandy Randy M. Pavlick Jayne Proudfoot Klose Kimberly King Roberts
Alan Preston Hill Kathryn Svoboda Vermeer
Julia D. Terhune Patricia Gorrell Peake Barbara Ring McKone James W. Stevenson, Jr.
Mary Powell Nelson James L. Wheeler
Jane Marshall Thomas Jane Pheiffer Petree Paula Kramer Miller Virginia Stephens Terlep
Terri Weese Neufeld Kenneth A. Wieland, Jr.
u Kay E. Pashos Vicki Rampelberg Walsh Todd W. Ponder Raymond G. Muraida Dawna Sinnet Wilson
John P. Woods Thomas L. Potter C. Shea Nickell Brian K. Wind
Stephen E. Pinaire Gayle Syska Young
Ann Meeker Ryan Kris Bubenzer Smith Carilee Phillips O’Banion PATRONS CIRCLE
John F. Stevenson BUILDERS CIRCLE Jennifer Frier Sparks Greg O’Herren Laurel Brown Andrews
Deborah Guttman Carlisle CONTRIBUTORS
Pamela L. Zdunek Beth Stewart Barrett Nancy Schumacher Stream Kimberly Faber Olsen
Ginger Saunders Dieckmann Lisa Cheney Bennett
Judith Yount Bealke David G. Stringfellow Susan Wochos Opp
John J. Dillon III Mark A. Brant
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Melvin A. Bedree Linda Walpole Taylor William N. Orn, Jr.
Robert J. Doyle Beth A. Buser
Nancy R. Baird Mark A. Boyd Suzanne Kermes Tobin Cline William Owen
Pamela Arbuckle Dugan James C. Carlino
Jeffrey Blair Conner Margaret A. Busard Gary L. Wood Wendy Putnam Pierce
Dianne R. Chase
David J. Carr Margaret Edgeworth Randall

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included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Alan W. Clark
Maryanne B. Clark
Lynn Williams Cluskey
Tonia C. Cooper
Susan Clift Crump
Duarte M. Da Silveira
Jane Decker Dowler
Saralee Schacht Dugdale
Scott A. Duncan
Sarah Anness Evans
Craig William Graham
Ana Bacallao Harshaw
Patricia Hart Hoge
Richard J. Hoge
Carrie Cooper Howe
Thomas J. Howe
Kyle Wilson Jacques
Dorothy Quinlan Klei
Carijane Alley Kluger
Amy Miller Marschand
Gabriele Goerlich Nash
Peter T. Noonan
Lawrence D. Pitsch
Philip J. Quattrocchi
Kenneth D. Randall
Patricia Freeman Rang
Carolyn Parks Rex
Nancy Rider Riley
Beth C. Ritchie
Lisa E. Ritter
Jerome L. Rud
Thomas M. Schneider
W. Wade Smith
Elena M. Solero
Nancy Schilling Stanwick
Therese Finn Tencate
Bonnie Hensley Webb
Thomas C. Weibel
Jennifer Martinson West
Edward P. Whalen
Adair Dages Wheat
Mary S. Whetstone
1983
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Christopher L. Johnston
Betsy Baker Laskey
Thomas P. Laskey, Jr.
Brynne Williams Shaner
Stephanie Rychlak Stilson
Todd Carlson Stilson
REUNION COMMITTEE:
John T. Axelberg
Megan McAuliffe Boschini
Barbara Pontius Bowman
Cynthia Treadwell Bridges
Deborah Brandt Buehler
Margaret Wilder Camuti
Peter M. Casper, Jr.
Lisa Cripe Cripe
John V. Crowe IV
Denise Anderson Da Silveira
Christopher R. English
Daniel R. Fox
Sydney Mitchell Fox
Daniel B. Griffith
Jennifer L. Hession
Eric M. Jensen
G. Richard Locke III
Ellen Dinerman Malone
Michael P. Protogere
E. Mitchell Roob, Jr.
Daniel L. Schwarz
G. Douglas Stewart
Scott W. Thiems
Bruce B. Wiland
Cynthia Watson Yingling
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
ANNUAL FUND: $90,259
DONORS: 184
PARTICIPATION: 40%
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
u Brynne Williams Shaner
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
u Christopher L. Johnston
u G. Richard Locke III
James M. Mullin
Lance A. Swank
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Kimberly Bass Gulli
Ann Lamport Hammitte
Scott D. Kuiper
u Daniel L. Schwarz
Kelly Chapman Weadick
Timothy L. Weadick
u Cynthia Watson Yingling
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
u John T. Axelberg
Laura L. Bishop
u Barbara Pontius Bowman
u Cynthia Treadwell Bridges
Robert B. Brown
Melanie Owen Champion
Stephen P. Champion
Dean P. Cobble
u Christopher R. English
u Daniel R. Fox
u Sydney Mitchell Fox
Cynthia A. Garrison
Amy Wilmer Hill
David W. Hills
Karen Hurst Hills
R. Keith Howard
Steven W. Huber
u Betsy Baker Laskey
u Thomas P. Laskey, Jr.
Kenneth E. Merriam
Leslie Dunn Nutt
Julie Parker Stevenson
u Scott W. Thiems
PATRONS CIRCLE
Thomas B. Andrews
Diane Chiapelas Archibald
Scott W. Bethke
Anne E. Bingham
u Margaret Wilder Camuti
Elizabeth Mernitz DeLucio
Paul D. Fredrick
Andrew C. Hawk
James A. Hill
Benjamin P. Hohman
Christine Boland Holliday
Anne Webster Kramer
Anne Stromberg Luedeking
Nicolette Polite Martell
Robin Barnett Oldfield
Kerri Arndt Roselli
u G. Douglas Stewart
u Stephanie Rychlak Stilson
u Todd Carlson Stilson
Suzanne D. Van Hove
u Bruce B. Wiland
Elizabeth Fremgen Williams
Catherine Reece Yoder
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Patricia Bennett Stroman
Richard T. Born
u Megan McAuliffe Boschini
Allison Brashear
Wendy J. Burger
Renee Doll Campbell
Tara Walker Clark
Kimberley Wheat Condas
Kristin M. Conklin
Laura Sursa Crampton
Sarah Sturmon Dale
Allyson Foster Danis
David S. Dewey
Joseph F. Egan
David S. Ensing
Carrie Reavis Erzinger
Anne Vollette Fischer
Mark S. Flegenheimer
Susan Burney Fletcher
Timothy A. Frey
Laura Belfiglio Gold
Linda Nye Heitzman
H. Andrew Henrikson
Edward C. Holub
Sharon Fulton Hoover
Mary Matson Latta
Brian J. Lee
Tenley Heskett Lippie
Nancy Riker MacDonald
Meredith McCornack
MacFarlane
u Ellen Dinerman Malone
Philip E. McDonald
Maribeth Mosher McElveen
Dwight L. Miller
David A. Morris
Kimberly Holycross Myrehn
Shelley Clark Naum
Greggory A. Notestine
John D. Peterson
Valerie Julien Peto
Laura H. Pichon
Peter H. Pogue
Emily Lindstaedt Pollander
u Michael P. Protogere
Edward A. Reser
Lesley Nelson Reser
Alice E. Ridgway
Gretchen L. Rohm
Elizabeth Morehead
Schluckebier
Sarah Schnepf
Anne Spolyar Sellers
Stuart K. Steele
Tina Sukapdjo
Douglas D. Thomson
Douglas J. Van Brunt
Patti Parkison van Eys
Eric A. Vonderohe
Amelia Chope Whalen
Julie Williston Wind
William J. Winslow
Ann M. Woolman
Dorie Bergstrom Ytterberg
CONTRIBUTORS
Susan Landgraf Batina
Stephen E. Bennett
Suzanne Engle Brinker
Carolyn Adams Burns
Martha Taylor Burtenshaw
Kathryn Koch Campbell
u Peter M. Casper, Jr.
Debra Markstone Castino
u Denise Anderson
Da Silveira
David L. Dakich
Mary Henderson Duncan
Susan E. Dwyer
Gregory P. Fontaine
John D. Garrigus
Lynne Rolph Grantham
M. Scott Grantham
Jennifer Thiem Greifer
Elizabeth Ofsthun Gross
Laura Claire Haas
u Jennifer L. Hession
Jeri Lyday Hise
Debra Smith Hughes
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Suzanne Swiatek Jeffers u Andrew B. Buroker David S. Hathaway
u Eric M. Jensen Lisa Hildebrand Crandell Jennifer Knapp Henrikson
Heidi Kaufmann Joesten R. David Edwards Tracie Dick Hoffman
Elizabeth Schaltenbrand Susan Haney Kozak Kathleen Burek Huntington
Jones u Michael C. Lueder Colleen Mackin Jackson
Pamela Ann Kelly Catherine Cockerill Moran Laura O’Keefe Jensen
Nancy Chester Martha Weddell Nicholson Steven H. Kennett
Knickerbocker Julie Paris Klosterman
Edward D. Krukowski FOUNDERS CIRCLE Kenneth F. Klosterman, Jr.
Craig W. Landis Ruth Myrehn Brown Brian D. Kluever
Cynthia Greenberg Emily Elliott Browning Claire Gilbert Kluever
McDonough Amy Ebner Buck Linda Johnson Kozak
Julia Mathews Meneghin David M. Findlay Deborah Train Lackey
Carolyn Robertson Meyer Ellen Lipe Fliss Amy Stevenson Magura
Alison Misiorowski Todd W. Fliss Stacey Whittier McCarthy
Mickelson Cynthia Sutton Freiwald Juliana Bialek McGrew
Kay Stoneking Miller Virginia Vonnegut Hahn Lynn Beimdiek Morris
Thomas T. Miller Elizabeth Hughes Krebs Thom J. Morris
Linda Handy Morehead u Kathryn Senseman Laudick Thomas A. Noonan
Scott A. Morehead Laura Cochran Reavis Douglas E. Northcutt
Lorraine A. Negley K. Blake Schlabach Anne McDonald Peterson
Anne Gibbs Nostrand Stephen E. Strup Angeline Shaneff Protogere
Nancy Zadigian O’Brien Jennifer Harris Thomas Russell H. Riggen
Linda Liebl Odioso Jeffrey W. Westhoven Joseph H. Rohs
Valerie Mora Ovaert Jane Morrison Roy
Brenda Hansen Pollalis PATRONS CIRCLE Jennifer Walter Ryba
u E. Mitchell Roob, Jr. Brian H. Ahlborn Marcia McGahey Schmidlin
Sandra Matthys Roob Ann Schueler Bair Norma Holzmeyer Schmitz
Mollie Helmen Salette Lisa Blair Banker Larry B. Scott
Frank P. Scommegna Laura L. Bilodeau Susan Sherman-Broyles
William R. Shinn Robert D. Britigan III u Lark Morgan Stark
Mark J. Sitz Margaret Broxon-Bethke Suzanne D. Strater
Vickie Carpenter Sitz Susan Hoeppner Cristiano Sheri Smith Stukel
Susan Ciessau Smith Jeffery W. Davis Douglas Scott Taylor
Tamara Randall Smith Anne Turner Deetz Lisa Blyshak Thomas
Paul G. Sommer Jennifer Kneisley Ferguson Linda Walker Thrapp
Steven Wayne Steinway Stuart J. Ferguson Brian R. Vanderglas
Andrea Lewis Thibodeau Michael C. Hopwood Carlos F. Viejo
Anna Fenoglio Tift Keith Kenter Kurt I. Voigt
Charlotte Yordy Waldon Kraig A. Kenworthy Ralph B. Watson
Jeffrey C. Weber Elizabeth Basquin Krause Nancy Krigbaum Wise
Haley Barger Whalen Francis J. Lolli Karin A. Zuckerman
Jennifer Thoman Whaley Lorraine Dunn Martin
Julia J. White
William L. Wise
David G. Martyn
Douglas R. New
CONTRIBUTORS
Mimi A. Awad
Debra Doyle Zablock John D. Null Lynn Sanders Banks
Stuart B. Smith Thomas C. Bayer
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Michael S. Wallace Scott M. Benson
Brian Burton Hoover Jo Nichols Blanton
BUILDERS CIRCLE Kimberly West Brinn
GIFTS IN HONOR OF Susan Stringfellow Mark A. Buening
Elizabeth Morehead Ainsworth Stephen Manuel Calenzani
Schluckebier Kathleen Chomeau Andrews Kevin P. Cassidy
Cynthia Watson Yingling Mary Hammond Atkinson Jean Kleinhelter Catron
Dirk E. Baker Pamela Kern Clippinger
SPECIAL GIFTS Katherine Sparenberg Baker Susan Mellin Coney
Daniel L. Schwarz Paula John Bartel Phillip Frank Cramer
Elizabeth Helm Beans Saberina Bishop Crone
OTHER GIFTS Marjory Altwies Beiswanger Crystal D. Crowdus
Peter H. Pogue Kimberly Langhout Benson Kyle Tweedy Davis
Amy Robb Bolazina Elisabeth Blauw Degenhardt
Donald A. Bolazina D. Todd Dillon
1984 Elizabeth Copher Browning
Kenneth H. Bushelman
Mary Beth Palmer Duffy
Drew D. Dunlavy
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Jana Mattison Cain Garrett J. Elam
Andrew B. Buroker
Jane E. Canright James L. Fagg
Kathryn Senseman Laudick
Allen R. Cantrell Valerie Seckman Farman
Michael C. Lueder
Elisabeth Jacks Cantrell Kenneth L. Fellman
Lark Morgan Stark
Lisa Michaels Carlson Cindy Tibbetts Frey
Erin Buck Clark Gregory A. Gelzinnis
ANNUAL FUND: $99,912
Lynn Woodruff Colburn Melanie Long Gibbs
DONORS: 190
Sara Nelson Couron Richard C. Glisson
PARTICIPATION: 38%
Mary Burnham Curtis Lillianne Bruere Godfrey
Eric C. DeHaven Florence Sullivan Gorman
TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
Kathleen Betsill Dewey Nancy Wieland Greger
Marshall W. Reavis IV
Thomas F. Donohue Melissa Lofton Guinn
Lisa Hohnstreiter Faber Michael Kirt Guinn
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
Timothy W. Frost Sandra L. Gyorgyi
Lawrence E. Young, Jr.
Janet Sunderman Glennon Rebecca Neal Hancock
Ellen Flint Godfrey Thomas H. Kaczkowski
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Allen R. Harkness David Glen Knott
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Michael D. Krauss
Deborah A. Lawrence
Stacy M. Long
Patricia Arthur Lowe
Bonnie Glass MacDonald
Thomas C. Mendez
Richard K. Mott
Laura Ventura Mowery
Karen Hopkins Murphy
John C. Otteson
Pamela J. Para
Joan Schreier Paris
Monica L. Pawinski
Stephanie Kordas Penman
Tavia S. Pigg
Lee N. Polite
James E. Ransdell
Vernay N. Reindollar III
Allison Anderson Robertson
Denise Vallee Sauter
Gregory L. Schenkel
Charles D. Schmalz
Matthew T. Smith
Heather J. Snead
Sonya Roether Staffan
Carrie L. Torres
Karen Vrdolyak
Jeffrey W. Walkington
Sarah Young Walkington
Bradley K. Weatherbie
Mary Amos Weldon
Anne Ringer Whitlock
Susan Shea Winston
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Richard Paul Steele
SPECIAL GIFTS
Martha Weddell Nicholson
1985
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Raeann Ruder Derrick
Jeffrey H. Travis
ANNUAL FUND: $117,060
DONORS: 160
PARTICIPATION: 37%
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Douglas I. Smith
Kathy Patterson Vrabeck
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Newton F. Crenshaw
Jennifer Lindamood Darnall
Matthew S. Darnall
Marvin E. Flewellen
Sarah Lewis Johnston
Todd D. Mitchell
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Sally Utterback Abarr
Bradford E. Crandell
Andrea Adsit Edwards
Kent M. Grathwohl
Jennett McGowan Hill
Sarah Race Huesing
Janet L. Johns
Mark T. Lancaster
Jonathan Thomas Locke
Kathleen Galliher Locke
Charles J. Nelson
David D. Riefe
Susan Sampson Riefe
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Annual Honor Roll of Donors
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Jack L. Cameron
Stacey Noonan Carter
Emily D. Cline
James A. Crossin III
Megan Jones Gregor
Karen Carlson Howard
Patricia Montgomery Kovach
Lori Spoon Rafkin
Lori Anderson Schlabach
Kimberly Bruninga Smith
Rebecca Brumbaugh Thiem
u Jeffrey H. Travis
Thomas A. Trowbridge
Robert D. Ulmer
PATRONS CIRCLE
Laura Johnson Beeler
Cynthia Lewellen Coble
Sharon Kirby Ermilio
Jennifer Robinette Fairlamb
Remington P. Fairlamb IV
Julie Stutz Fogarty
Steven A. Guild
David C. Hess
Christina M. Horn
Darrell R. Johnson
Patricia Lilly Kenter
Paul S. Kittaka
Craig P. Martin
Kim Vanderkolk Mirowski
Betsy Stelle Morgan
Christopher A. Nichols
Gregory R. Ohm
Michael S. Prakel
Robert E. Quast
Gary M. Radz
Lori Battenfield Stewart
Kelly Wodetzki Strader
Thomas M. Strader
Kristin Schurmeier Wallace
Mary Hunter Wedding
Susan Seifried Wiland
Scott C. Wilson
Stephen C. Wilson
Renee Predmore Wynn
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Mary Elizabeth Axelberg
Lori Rehn Bechthold
Denzil P. Bennett II
Linda Reust Black
Richard J. Bonaccorsi
Kristin Kagler Burbank
Christine Serrani Carlascio
Lynne Ferguson Chapman
Nancy Groves Chmura
Michael S. Corriveau
Mary-Beth Coty
Douglas L. Dell
u Raeann Ruder Derrick
Desiree S. Dimond
Brett P. Edwards
Brent M. Ehrman
Rebecca Ruehl Farley
Jane Lancaster Fitzpatrick
Eric C. Frye
Sibley Smith Frye
Catherine Ward Funderburg
John W. Gibson
Roxanne Berry Gilbertsen
Bradford S. Grabow
Linda Lukens Grider
David W. Johnson
Andrew E. Jones
Matthew D. Jordan
Kent G. LoPrete
Ruth Roettger LoPrete
Lisa Baggott McCauley
Philip N. McKelvey
Daniel R. Miller
Joel D. Myers
Janet Barbre Norton
Ben L. Pauley
John W. Pruitt
Kristen C. Rohm
Michelle Haddox Schwartz
Lesley Heiberger Sims
Carol Hoopengarner Smith
Steven R. Smith
Susan Neubacher Stevens
Natalie Richardson Thomas
Sarah Valle-Snyder
Cynthia Stromberg
Vander Laan
Mary Halfmann Voigt
Deborah A. Wade
Jeffrey A. Ware
Calvin R. Warner
Jeanne M. Widing
CONTRIBUTORS
Jeffrey M. Bay
Katherine Gross Boger
Kathleen Oakey Brightmore
Jennifer Parker Burrus
Sarah D. Carrigan
Thomas J. Clark
Melissa Hermann Dakich
Daniel K. Davidson
Kristin Lundy DeMello
Jane Carpenter Frech
David W. Funk
Karen Breckenridge Gernstein
Brian K. Gran
Karen Rife Hallier
Marsha Wise Haworth
Erin Sizer Hellmich
Steven A. Hellmich
Patricia Gilligan Jakupco
Thomas W. Karbowski
Timothy M. Kirby
John F. Lombardo II
Lorelei Ward McDermott
John Stuart Mill III
Holly Blythe Minke
Michael J. Moskos
Alisha Johns Novak
Elizabeth Cartwright
Otteson
Scott H. Pearson
John K. Ramer
Andrew C. Ray
Anneli Vecchi Richter
Sherry Gross Scircle
Michael B. Sellers
Christina Wilson Sholl
Annette L. Smith
Christine Trentadue Smith
Mary Geoghegan Stephens
Jill Stephens-Hynes
Diane Sharp Strader
Cynthia L. Sutton
Lorraine Phillips Vavul
Sava Alexander Vojcanin
Stephen P. Walker
Paul D. Winston
Craig J. Woods
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Chad C. Kostel
SPECIAL GIFTS
Marvin E. Flewellen
Kent G. LoPrete
Ruth Roettger LoPrete
OTHER GIFTS
Michael T. Lee
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1986 Elisabeth Hildebrand-Taylor
Charles F. Hudson
CLASS CHAIR:
Jeffrey A. Cozad Patricia Sparenberg Hudson
Joel L. Johnston
ANNUAL FUND: $61,326 Barbara Harmon Lapean
DONORS: 163 Nicholas S. Linardos
PARTICIPATION: 35% Tamara Lewis Lynch
Drew W. Lyon
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Laura Keeler Lyon
Anthony J. de Nicola Adrienne McKenzie
Margaret Crowe Mitchell McCrady
Breton A. Schoch James E. McNichols
James N. Stephens James F. Meyer
Marilyn Miller Monahan
CHARTER CIRCLE** James R. Morrison
Jane Maxwell Cozad Christine Williamson
u Jeffrey A. Cozad Northcutt
Susan M. Hossli Mary Williams Nuss
Michael A. Huesing Jonathan A. Orr
Blake T. Myers Michael L. Parbs
Rita Alliss Powers Raymond G. Piedmonte
Lisa Turner Schmidt Margaret K. Poulos
Michael C. Schmidt Peter W. Steelman
Sara Hatfield Steelman
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Scott D. Stetson
Marcia Engel Alden Susan Barrett Sullivan
Cathy A. Bryant Kathleen Byrum Suss
John H. Hauser Kevin Otis Sweeney
Michel Williams Hauser Richard G. Tull
Thomas G. Lueder Jennifer L. Vesper
Jill Robertson McNay Timothy J. Vieke
Faye K. Ogasawara Jennifer Dyke Ward
Gene R. Thiem Bruce D. Williams
Audrey Gillis Wessman Ronda Hamaker Williams
Susan Eaton Yianakopolos
Kenneth L. West
PATRONS CIRCLE CONTRIBUTORS
Susan Risk Bottum Joanna Strayer Amberger
Philip J. Cawley Robert J. Angeli
Caryllon Cummings Anonymous
Huggins Geoffrey O. Apgar
George G. Huggins Brenda L. Baker
Eric G. Baker
Timothy S. Huston
Christine M. Koman Thomas Scott Ballard
Kristin Wiese Lillibridge Dora Hardman Black
Mark W. Lingen Colleen Ryan Carstens
Mart G. McClellan David J. Chalmers
Jessica Lumsden Ruppert Stacy Hedges Champagne
Peter G. Ruppert Douglas V. Cleaves
Penny Price Smyth Shirley Adler Clements
Carolyn Stone Stacke Kristin Breen Cloonan
Scott E. Stacke Angela Gubitosi DiGiovanni
Beth Squires Stein Doni Driemeier-Showers
Ann R. Volle Daniel J. Dunaway
Cheryl Marvel Edwards
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International travel expands poet’s work Blayne R. Smith Hannigan
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Eugene Gloria, associate professor of English, Cynthia Neil Healey
ANNUAL FUND: $58,941 Timothy S. Holt
is a well-traveled scholar and respected poet. DONORS: 166 Luanne Stanley Hook
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OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Russell O. LaMore
Birds (2006) and Drivers at the Short-Time Timi Watson LaMore
u Maribeth Steimle Busey
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Motel (2000), Gloria melds his scholarly research Arthur W. Chick
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u David C. Coquillette
into his writing and teaching. The writing and u Margaret Hanson Angelo J. Loumbas
Donoghue Cynthia Belcher Maves
research he did in Spain as part of his 2002 John Ann Stephenson Holsonback Elizabeth Reller Moragne
Heidi Schmid Ottsen
and Janice Fisher Fellowship inspired many CHARTER CIRCLE** Michael L. Ottsen
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poems in his second book as well as a first-year Katherine Roob Fleschler Thomas R. Sells
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seminar on the soul in literature. u Kevin R. Frailey
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During the spring of 2007, support from Kennan R. Sullivan
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Julie A. Trowbridge
a faculty fellowship gave Gloria the opportunity to spend two months living in Kyoto, Japan, Brendan D. Anderson Julia Thompson Venetis
Elisabeth Shorney Hamilton Beverly King Weaver
researching Japanese literature and meeting Japanese poets. Most importantly, however, he had Mark B. Hamilton
William B. Harting CONTRIBUTORS
the chance to experience the culture and environment of Japan, invigorating and inspiring him Lynn Hunt Kosup Ellyn Ikeda Alt
Rebecca Ranney Anders
with new ideas. “In the guise of research, things just sort of happen and unfold,” Gloria says, D. William Lange
Karen Barg Baldwin
Barbara Wallace Rumsey
Marjorie Meeks Blalock
recounting a chance meeting with a 94-year-old poet who knew the famed Theodore Roethke. u Blayne R. Smith
Stephanie Merrick Blaser
Scott R. Swan
“You just have to be open.” Amy Herrin Borders
PATRONS CIRCLE Lisa Krukowski Bote
His research in Japan led to Gloria’s experimentation with an ancient form called haibun, a u Dean Adams John L. Brett
Treg W. Balding Kelley A. Briles
hybrid of prose and poetry popularized by the 17th century poet Matsuo Bashō. Haibun nor- u Jennifer A. Bauer Harold R. Buchholz
Christopher M. Curtis Michelle Savage Caw
mally combines prose about travel or everyday experiences with traditional haiku. Adapting it Anthony R. Colletti
W. Gregory Fox
Alexandra Lamson Compton
to his life and experiences, Gloria has written some haibun poems of his own, one of which will James P. Getgey
Debra L. Cowdell
Burton L. Hagler
appear in The Louisville Review. He also more thoroughly introduced the form to his students Amy L. Jay Carol Strom Currie
David J. Kirk Julie Bowman Dobbs
here at DePauw, bringing a little bit of Kyoto to Greencastle. Molly Davenport Kirk Stuart J. Dobbs
Carol Johnson Dooley

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1989
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Endowment Gift at Work
Rediscovering a revolutionary 18th century woman writer
through a faculty fellowship
Brussels-born writer Cornélie Wouters was
a woman who defied convention and still defies
description. “She was a proto- lots of things,” jokes
Associate Professor of Modern Languages (French)
and 1993 DePauw graduate Carrie F. Klaus. Klaus
journeyed to Belgium during a sabbatical last year
to learn more about this fascinating figure. With
support from the Dean and Martha Dunlavy
Mitchell ’51, ’52 Faculty Fellowship Fund, she
is continuing her research on Wouters, as well as
other writers of that era.
Writing in Paris during the later 1700s, Wouters left behind an allegorical text about the American
Revolution, a science fiction work about a trip to the moon, and even a letter to the French National
Assembly, boldly arguing that Jews should be admitted as citizens. If all that weren’t enough, she
produced translations of contemporary texts as well.
History has forgotten many European female writers of the pre-revolutionary period, Klaus con-
tends, excluding them from the compendiums that pass along “major writings” from one generation
to another. The result is a pre-conceived notion that women writers in 18th century Europe were
rare and certainly almost never published. Not so, Klaus explains. Women had a definitive place in
18th century literature, and thus in the intellectual life of the times. In resurrecting our memories
of such women as Wouters, Klaus hopes to help her students see the entire era anew.
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Troy Noard
u Emily Smith Coolidge
u Timothy G. Franzen
u Tamika Ragland
Nordstrom
Allison P. Stevens
Mark A. Toole
Kathryn E. Heeke
Robert E. Henry, Jr.
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Lisa Henderson Bennett Tamika Ragland Nordstrom David H. Lavelle u Eric J. Pardell Jason N. Hubert
André L. Brewer Eric J. Pardell Melinda Nicholson Leighton Tyler J. Snouffer BUILDERS CIRCLE Suzanne Strack Jordan
James A. Rechtin Brian N. Ullem u Troy Noard Darin E. Williams Amanda Burke Aaronson Amber D. Kennedy
Bradley J. Simmons Amy Monroe Van Vooren u James A. Rechtin David P. Allen Jennifer Stafford Klinger
Tonya M. Walker u Bradley J. Simmons PATRONS CIRCLE Stephanie Schmidt Allen Suzann W. Knudsen
REUNION COMMITTEE: Laura Hesher Whipple Richard W. Abraham Carrie Seaman Alt Martha E. LaBounty
Kris M. Carlson FOUNDERS CIRCLE Jennifer L. Barth Kenneth M. Alt John E. Lancaster
Andrew P. Coolidge ANNUAL FUND: $69,453 Julie Webster Becue Dennis J. Collins Tricia Lund Batson Frederik W. Lehmann
Emily Smith Coolidge DONORS: 158 Melanie Harshbarger Bella Ben D. Comer Jeffrey L. Beck Travis W. Lockwood
Scott E. Davis PARTICIPATION: 38% Kathryn Tweedy Boente Margaret Tewel Comer Tay B. Bourquein Emily Ott Love
Susan Guldin Fischer Joshua T. Borders Jennifer Tiemann Foley Eric G. Bruksch u Courtney Brauneller
Timothy G. Franzen OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Sarah Sipes Borders Danielle Myers Grossmann Jennifer Glanert Callahan Lumbley
Marcia M. Fuller u Lisa Henderson Bennett Kepten D. Carmichael u Kristen E. Hall Cynthia N. Callender Tiffany Madden Lundquist
Kristen E. Hall J. Jay Busey Miriam E. Cleveland u Rita Wetterstroem Hyland Jennifer Maude Carlin u Jonathan T. Macy
Amy Symons Hughes u Jennifer Pelzer Martay George E. Fogel Thomas Eric Klein David J. Chase Laura Ringle Markley
Rita Wetterstroem Hyland u Travis S. Nelson Christina Knutson Honos Mark E. Netherland J. Douglas Chisholm, Jr. Rebecca Radeck McClintick
Courtney Brauneller Jennifer Fry Huber William Stephen Paul Susan Abernethy Coates Terrance O. McKinney
Lumbley CHARTER CIRCLE** Peter J. Huber Joanne Garner Perry u Scott E. Davis Michelle L. Newland
Jonathan T. Macy u André L. Brewer Robert H. Huff Jason G. Petrovich Heather L. Fesko David M. Nichols
Jennifer Pelzer Martay u Andrew P. Coolidge Stuart M. Morton Brent D. Reeder Amy L. Fraser Susan Delduchetto Ohler
Matthew J. Fuller Jeremy L. Rogalski
Kevin S. Gebbia Wendy Hamstra
Mary-Kay Tyrrell Gibson Rosenberger
Matthew B. Gibson Michelle Aiello Rusie
Justin T. Glass Laura Rice Sherman
Eric K. Habig Nancy Peters Sneed
u Amy Symons Hughes Susan Maffett Stevens
Eric C. Hurshman Karen McKenzie Stewart
James Scott Jennings Julia Laster Swanson
Annual Fund Lisa Gerdes Jennings
Suzanne Menne Kirkhoff
Sonya Parta Traisci
u Amy Monroe Van Vooren
Jeffery A. Kent Ivan J. M. Villasboa
Carrie F. Klaus Sandra M. Way
Amy Cook Lancaster Shawn A. Wietbrock
Matthew A. Lessall Brian J. Zalewski
Alumni Participation for the Annual Fund Tege E. Lewis Mark D. Zimpfer
Andrew D. Lindsay Susan Challoner Zimpfer
DePauw closed the 2007-08 fiscal year with a 39 percent participation rate for alumni giving Lisbeth A. Lyons
Christopher J. Maher
to the Annual Fund – up 2 percent from the previous year. Despite the increase, DePauw still lags John P. Marshall
Rebecca Metz Mavon
1994
behind many peer institutions when measuring the percentage of alumni who contribute to the Terri Stevens McConville
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Andrew T. Claar
Stanford K. McCoy
Annual Fund. If every alumni donor who made a gift to the DePauw Annual Fund at least once Christine Bishop Moore
Kevin R. Eskew
Julie Tippett Simon
during the last five years would contribute to the Annual Fund this year and every year, DePauw’s William J. Murphy Gregory A. Sissel
Mark G. Norville Ellen Morrison Townsend
alumni participation rate would be 59 percent. Brian S. Perry
Tina Pham ANNUAL FUND: $27,502
“The alumni giving rate is one of the statistics that is used to measure a college’s national repu- Deborah Hoerner Price DONORS: 116
Jamison S. Prime PARTICIPATION: 32%
tation,” says Lisa Hollander, vice president for development and alumni relations. Alumni giving Stephanie Wiley Rodgers
Scott T. Schaefer OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
rates provide a measure of institutional quality for prospective students as well as corporations and Lori Lindeke Switzer David W. Martay
[DIAN: Use this chart with the profile titled Amy Schnaiter Tyler
foundations
“19 HR Profithat consider
le.AF supporting the University.
Participation.1990.2000s”. –kps] Loyal annual support, at all giving levels, is u Brian N. Ullem CHARTER CIRCLE**
Amy Parkinson Underwood
an essential factor in increasing DePauw’s alumni participation rate. u Laura Hesher Whipple
Anonymous
Phyllis Barkman Ferrell
Samir Zayed u Wendy Fletcher Franzen
2007-08 ANNUAL FUND – ALUMNI PARTICIPATION John E. Zimdars Michael C. Hetzel
Erik A. Leighton
Davidson College (N.C.) 61% CONTRIBUTORS Johari N. Miller
Janna Rieth Andry Kevin M. Miller
Carleton College (Minn.) 54% Jason D. Barth Adrienne Rasbach
Pomona College (Calif.) 46% Lauren Stillwell Bernaldo u Gregory A. Sissel
Peter E. Borkon Eric M. Stisser
Washington & Lee University (Va.) 46% Scott C. Campbell
Oberlin College (Ohio) 42% Andrea Helm Collins FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Samuel R. Cote u Kevin R. Eskew
Kenyon College (Ohio) 41%
Susan Richards Daly Andrew S. Graham
Sewanee-The University of the South (Tenn.) 41% Katherine Pell Daniello Megan Grow Graham
DEPAUW UNIVERSITY (Ind.) 39% T. Janine Ekulona Kent P. Madden
Peter J. Erickson Tyler B. Marsh
Grinnell College (Iowa) 39% Bradley P. Fischer
Wabash College (Ind.) 38% u Susan Guldin Fischer PATRONS CIRCLE
David W. Fitzgerald Cynthia Pollock Blaising
Denison University (Ohio) 35% Donald M. Freeman III R. Kirby Brafford
Julie Ruffolo Gilpin Stephen B. Crilly
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Kristina Kress Hagen Justin C. Dye
Matthew R. Hall James E. Fuson III

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Brian R. Gibson
Brian T. Goodman
Carrie McPike Perkins
J. Zachary Phelps
Christopher M. Myers
Damon Chase Newsom
1996 Jerry W. Smartt, Jr.
Laurie D. Snyder
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Darren P. Keller
CLASS CHAIR:
Sarah C. Gormley Andrew J. Raterman John E. Neyer Susan Pavone Christopher Christine K. Stiehl
Kevin D. Graves Jill McKeag Reich Andrew M. O’Shaughnessy Matthew C. Thayer CHARTER CIRCLE**
Stephanie Beck Klein Emily Kimbrough Roussel Matthew V. Pisano ANNUAL FUND: $19,978 Brian Matthew Topper Lindsey Hart Chabraja
Jennifer Marshall Manns Matthew F. Roussel Kristin B. Rimington DONORS: 129 Joshua A. Vaughn Kelly C. Haley
Jessica Rupp Netherland Amy Tucker Ryan Alison Chaney Shelton PARTICIPATION: 37% Emily Trent Wanezek Michael A. Harrison
Jane Reinhardt Teeter Molly J. Salatich Stephen Brent Shreiner Eve M. Wright Lucy A. Ferguson Pett
Ann M. Wise Mary Wilson Seitz Timothy J. Theiler CHARTER CIRCLE** Kathleen Shean Zapata
u Julie Tippett Simon Daniel A. Weas Matthew P. McCollum FOUNDERS CIRCLE
BUILDERS CIRCLE Barbara Rowley Steele Deborah Schmidt West Mark C. Melchiorre CONTRIBUTORS Matthew W. Bowers
Lynn A. Abernathy R. Lee Steele Murray A. Zelnick Sara Toole Miller Elda Patricia Acevedo Jennifer Lipperd Cleall
Julie Strader Baer Jennifer Dalenberg Stockbridge William David Saxby Christian A. Ach Matthew R. Gorrell
Nancy Brougher Benincasa Cindy Koelsch Trenerry CONTRIBUTORS Steven J. Setchell Lottie Pell Barcus Eric J. Graham
Kathy L. Beymer Stephen P. Turan Dana Abplanalp-Diggs Laura Williams Town Brian L. Boak Nicole Chabraja Graham
Amy Morgan Boras Brian C. Willett Alicia Cannon Alfano Lynn Wallis Boak Craig S. Remsen
Jonathan C. Calabrese Germaine Winnick Willett Anthony D. Alfano FOUNDERS CIRCLE Kristin Schaefer Borgman Jeffrey J. Wagner
Michele Howard Calabrese Richard S. Allen David E. Crook Brent E. Breithaupt Melissa Murray Yuska
Bryan R. Campion Angela Fileccia Bachtel Erin Linville Curley Amy Eberle Brill
Matthew D. Carpenter
Robert F. Croll, Jr.
1995 Rick E. Barcus
Heath W. Beaver
Kimberly J. Haas Jennifer Barber Bubp
Silvette D Pope Bullard
PATRONS CIRCLE
Ryan M. Burke
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: Douglas F. Hastert
Audra Keitt Davis Jason A. Asbury Christopher S. Benne Thomas A. Kiepura II Stephanie Jones Cegielski Portia Renner Goodman
Edward C. Eisele W. Brian Hatton Jennifer Bieber-Barlow Matthew B. Rager Noppadol E. Chayabutr Jean-Pierre Guilbault
Jennifer Siekman Fletcher Scott S. Kemper Gerald K. Block Lowell S. Smith Anne Hain Clayton Aaron M. Kneas
Alison Baxter Giunta Kyle J. Venis Heather S. Bryce Paul D. Watson, Jr. Elizabeth A. Coffman Scott W. Rencher
Michael A. Giunta Carrie Schaefer Bucki Jonathan Todd Witter P. William Conrad III
Jennifer Hegman Higgins ANNUAL FUND: $25,892 David L. Carns Andrea Hughes Cook BUILDERS CIRCLE
Shannon Twiford Hoar DONORS: 119 Riley Ray Chiorando PATRONS CIRCLE Kendra McEnulty Coon Deirdre Deakyne Asnis
Steven S. Hoar PARTICIPATION: 35% Ross C. Clayton Amy Ragan Cooper Amanda Jedlicka Custer David S. Bean
Julie Johnson Hopkins Byron M. Craft Denise Castillo Dell Isola Gabrielle Giuliano Drafall Andrew T. Bender
Gwynn Lloyd Hurshman CHARTER CIRCLE** Josh E. Crouse James J. Griffin IV Tracy Miller Ellis David M. Benne
Patrick M. Huse Anonymous Leslie Wilkinson Cunningham Melissa L. Larmon Renee Dubuque Fisher Andrew J. Bennett
Stephanie A. Johnson u Jason A. Asbury Corinne M. Cusker Ronald L. Stiver Eric L. Fotsch Amanda Southerland
Andrew C. Kay Jeffrey H. Bohmer Geoffrey B. Dains J. Benjamin Stringfellow Julko E. Fullop Birnbaum
Jill Amman Lafferty Darrianne Howard Christian Danielle Ciaccio de Leon Adam Galilee-Belfer Margaret Kurz Braun
Haley Perlick Laken u Justin P. Christian Michael V. de Leon BUILDERS CIRCLE Stephen G. Grove J. Matthew Broughton
Edward J. Meier u W. Brian Hatton Alisa Torres DiLorenzo Christina C. Anderson Meredith Guldin Guerrera Kevin L. Cammack
Audra Busche Nelson Krista Mishler Lavonas Julie Lanke Dudrick John T. Bauman Ellie Prosser Hakim Devon Thompson Ebbing
Jong Kim Norville John W. Morse Kirsten M. Ellingsen Beth Wesolich Bean Louis S. Hakim Melissa C. Feemster
Dyan J. Padgett Jonathan R. Phillips Amy Dygos George Mary Hall Bernheisel Elisheba Runyan Hanson Ryan S. Fruchey
Jennifer Wurster Polson Kimberly A. Seaman Karin Tremoulet Grunden Eric T. Brewe Carole Hand Hill Michael T. Fugate
Nissa Wermund Ricafort Heather Sims Haupert u Susan Pavone Christopher Robert J. Hill Katherine Bostwick Glass
Magen Elliott Savo Erich P. Heitman Case B. Clay Camela Je’Mia Hixson Susan P. Gundersen
u Ellen Morrison Townsend FOUNDERS CIRCLE Mark D. Hemker Lorin Welch Clay Anne E. Keller David Keith Hunteman
Matthew S. Tyler Chad L. Bailey Michael B. Hostetter Alison Hammerschmidt Susan Chase Koerner Jason G. Kamler
u Keysha J. Webb Kerry Replin Greiner Susan Dinkel Jensen Cockerill Earl R. Macam Heidi A. Kohne
Phillip J. Greiner Kathryn E. Johnson Thomas M. Cockerill Mary E. Mitchell Jaimie Pehling Leighton
CONTRIBUTORS Shannon Harris Hammel Stephanie Nahra Johnson Chad M. Copper Sheila M. Nash Jennifer Simmons Lucchetti
Amy O’Neal Aimonette John G. Harmann Sally Grutzner Jones Jami Ka Lynn Cox Melissa B. Nicholson Clint D. Mitchell
W. Gregory Aimonette Benson L. Henry Robert E. Kannaka S. Troy Cummings Stephen J. North Amanda Matis Morris
Jeffrey M. Aliotta Carla Gasbarra Lane Karen Reeves King Tricia Robinson DeLeon Erin K. O’Brien Kathryn Ventura Neely
Melanie Marley Bowen Amy Tubergen Morton Catherine Burkhardt Kolbeck Alisha Tipton Delemore Jason Novak Pasalich Mary Bradshaw Nelson
u Andrew T. Claar Leonard M. LaBonar Kenya Taray Delemore Britton D. Rink Kimberley Holmes Niemi
Clinton V. Cox IV PATRONS CIRCLE Gregory J. Mann Cole G. Dunnick Holly Swift Rotermund Eric C. Peterson
Brian L. Fisher Thomas DeLano Sarah Hart Miller John P. Freese Jill Jennings Rowe Carrie Fugate Roberts
Holly Cheesman Fitzgerald Darci Oak Gibson Anita Smith Murray Brian Craig Gau Amy Mulligan Sacor Jon K. Sacchini
Gail Kramper Geib James C. Giesen Kristi Koffel Nevin Megan Maine Gau Damon L. Sanderson Mary Overlease Schubert
Kristin Geiger Timothy J. Holz Kristen Tubergen Pantzer Yarymar Gonzalez Laura Connor Sapp Robert Gary Schuster
Kathryn Stevenson Geraghty Krina Hoopis Huddlestun Shelley Rutter Payne Charles A. Greene, Jr. LeAnn Gaerte Scacco Brad A. Thomas
Rachel Ekkens Goad Kemp E. Jaycox Anna Klump Pilston Helena L. Guzman Gwen Tohill-Macam Shelby M. Thompson
Peter J. Goebel Gregory M. Watson Richard L. Pilston Peter M. Hepner Erika Taylor Turan Shawn Highland Ullman
Stacy Eppel Goebel Kathleen Reid Winters Rebecca Marfise Pizana Sarah Norris Hepner Sarah A. Wagoner Cathy L. Walker
Sarah E. Green Shannon Sullivan Rauch Christopher L. Hewitt Mathew T. Watkins u Kimberly Svenson Weas
Gretchen Yetke Greever BUILDERS CIRCLE Patrick B. Roberts Lisa Notarianni Huse Robyn Jarmer Welch u Carolyn E. Whittier
Tricia Hanson Harrison Yasmine Bell Allen Christine Nelsen Ryan Scot L. Johnston Jennifer L. Wesolowski Jason M. Winter
Derek S. Hedin Robin C Barnes Barr Deborah G. Schaefer Jason D. Kimpel Ryan C. Williams
Julie Tunnicliff Hobart Heather Dubes Bennett Gregory L. Schwipps Michael A. Lawton David C. Wolf CONTRIBUTORS
Jennifer Clark Hopkins Lori Houston Brame Juanita L. Sheely Joshua M. Leighton Liza N. Zapata Christopher S. Alcott
Elizabeth Padgett Keith Terri Ozbun Bruksch Kelly S. Shoop Aaron J. Lucchetti Anne Freeman Ball
Susanna C. Kemper Cherie LaFollette DuPuy S. Robyn Snyder Kevin M. Mendenhall Jared C. Basham
Sarah K. King
Jason W. Kistler
Erik H. Elsea Anna N. Squibb
Christine Beverly
Rodrick G. Musser 1997 Kathryn Stowring Basham
Ben H. Beck
Shatrese M. Flowers Sara Lyon Neyer CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Kenneth E. Knutson Kegan E. Greene Summerfield J. Paul Niemann Raphaella Palmer Prange Sarah Ragsdale Beck
Tricia Steede Lisa Laura Allport Hammack Victor B. Thompson Courtney Turner Paison Kimberly Svenson Weas Nannette L. Belt
Sarah Priest Lockwood Robert S. Harrison Caroline Sullivan Wagstaff Curt A. Paison Carolyn E. Whittier Michael S. Berthoud
Keri A. Maloney Kristin Ingwell-Goode Thomas L. Wagstaff John G. Pfleeger James C. Bertucci
Aaron C. Marx Rebecca Wilhoite Jacklin Andrew S. Ward Martha Grayson Pfleeger ANNUAL FUND: $20,415 Michelle Palmer Black
Kristina Hanson Marx u Scott S. Kemper Julie Schoop Wemhoff Joaquin J. Rosario-Cacho DONORS: 104 Julie Tuggle Caldwell
Eric R. Mies Amy Schwartz Kress Maurya Reid Wendling Daniel R. Roy PARTICIPATION: 32% Tamara Heetland Campise
Natasha Miles-Pavloski Peter S. MacGregor Michelle H. Runzer Sally Reichart Carlson
Marc H. Ohler Dana Coffin Moell Christopher B. Schubert Christopher L. Cassidy

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 91

Jennifer Cleveland Cassidy
Carrie Clogg
Laura Welker Cochran
Traci Bailey Coil
Renee Carnahan Degner
Matthew D. Dellinger
Michael R. Denckhoff
Britt Anderson Ganan
James A. Hamman
Kyle D. Herrman
Jody Egley Hirschy
Amanda Martin Hittle
Byron D. Hittle
Inga Zeeb Holton
Sarah Miller Humbert
Gregory P. Irwin
Stephanie Drasler Juneau
Lance J. Kugler
Joseph M. Lapka
Jennifer Cunningham Martin
Penelope S. Martin
Amy Tabb Massey
Deena K. McBain
Kristen Koerner Morris
Laura A. Nein
Devon Roberts Nelson
Derryk R. Powell
Jason B. Shea
Keith J. Sims
Rhonda Sites Smart
Lori Green Smith
Nathan M. Swingley
Kristy Reith Wagester
Seth T. Wilburn
Kimberly Stammel Wolf
1998
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Benjamin T. Clark
Jamie L. Lewis
REUNION COMMITTEE:
Sioban Morrisroe Amezcua
Molly Wilkinson Chavers
Michael J. Curley
Kiera Kistler Dubach
Benjamin G. Elrod
Norris E. Emmons
Thomas D. Fagan, Jr.
Kelly Ortner Grant
Bernard C. Haskins
Elizabeth McGroarty Lucey
Carlin R. Metzger
Nadia T. Mitchem
Alicia M. Root
Cassidy Ruschell Rosenthal
Mark A. Smiley
Jeremy T. Stierwalt
Katrina L. Wahl
Elizabeth Talyor Warren
Jordan P. Williams
ANNUAL FUND: $22,640
DONORS: 174
PARTICIPATION: 44%
CHARTER CIRCLE**
Colin R. Connor
Michelle Walter Hadidi
Brian P. Hauck
u Jamie L. Lewis
Kerrie L. Milligan
Margaret E. Snow
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
Grant D. Covell
Deborah Dalenberg Eskew
u Nadia T. Mitchem
u Alicia M. Root
u Mark A. Smiley
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Sarah Voss Wagner
PATRONS CIRCLE
Christian H. Bridgwater
Sarah Dance Bridgwater
Jonathan M. Clippinger
u Norris E. Emmons
Devon K. Everhart
Stephen A. Falace
Kristin Sasse Griffin
J. Zachary Hopkins
Adam T. Kruse
Nathan A. Macy
Laura A. Mehaffey
F. Ryan Prall
Martin A. Ruiz
David P. Schellenbach
Laura Thurmond Schellenbach
Jennifer Schwartz Schmidt
Scott R. Stokke
u Elizabeth Talyor Warren
Amy K. Weisenbach
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Lauren McBeath Albarella
Sara Sabin Alger
Julie Seddelmeyer Ashabraner
Christopher J. Bausano
Jennifer Philips Bott
u Molly Wilkinson Chavers
Lora Yue-Moi Chio
Kimberly Stimmel Coyne
Maggie Dosmann Donovan
u Kiera Kistler Dubach
Jennifer Schmaltz Ellis
u Benjamin G. Elrod
Elisse Cornell Elrod
Jonathan V. Fortt
Gretchen Uphoff Fruchey
Kelly Banchak Grady
u Kelly Ortner Grant
Scott L. Howard
Robert A. Kiburz
Jon-Jon Knepp
Paul A. Kniep
Stephanie Hill Leeper
Brian S. Lord
Brent W. Maier
Heidi Boeckel Maier
Renea M. Marsh
Danica Rodemich Mathes
Michael A. Matteucci
Marguerite Daly McCarthy
u Carlin R. Metzger
Angela Vandenburg Miller
Audrey Kristine Miller
Adam T. Payne
Charles W. Perkins
Jason M. Phelps
Kristin A. Pimentel
Joshua M. Pitcock
David C. Powers, Jr.
Meleah Rush Powers
Edward A. Rhodes
u Cassidy Ruschell Rosenthal
Sara E. Shade
Rachel Hofmann Shockley
u Jeremy T. Stierwalt
Johnathon B. Stigall
Mary Emison Uptain
u Katrina L. Wahl
DiJeana C. Wilks
u Jordan P. Williams
Benjamin J. Wineman
Emily Risk Winters
CONTRIBUTORS
Peter J. Akey
Janet Lynn Andres
Anonymous
Leanne S. Bailey
Kristin Comer Belyew
Damien A. Bender
Timothy A. Bognar
S. Lynn Bostrom
Brandon M. Burke
Callie Mooers Chapman
u Benjamin T. Clark
Krista L. Clark
Todd A. Clark
Jonathan Todd Coan
E. Jefferson Cockerill
Charee Campbell Condict
Kevin W. Condict
Coretta L. Cooper
Elizabeth Lowry Cottle
Kathryn Krause Dattomo
Sara Nakasone Denckhoff
Cathryn Cassells Ensley
u Thomas D. Fagan, Jr.
John L. Ferringer
Reegan L. Finger
Mark F. Fink
Sara Bosin Fink
Lauren E. Franklin
Jason T. Gardner
Kimberly Sandner Goff
Megan Cartwright Griffey
Sara Tocks Gummersall
Jaime Best Guthals
Neil A. Guthals
Jeffrey L. Hartzell
Megan Hamilton Hartzell
u Bernard C. Haskins
Ryan M. Hays
Rachel Hood Herrman
Gregory A. Hewitt
Alanna Hobbs
Kristopher D. Howell
Jodi Noffsinger Hwang
Emily A. Jedlicka
Adrienne Hoos Johnson
Austin S. Johnson
Jennifer L. Johnson
Beth Felker Jones
Leah J. Kidwell
Jennifer Bundy Kistler
John M. Kramer
Christopher P. LaFollette
Mindy Nicole Lewis
Megan Cary Lobe
u Elizabeth McGroarty
Lucey
Joel A. Luckhaupt
Sara Peters Luckhaupt
Lashon Fincher McCall
Garrett Hedgespeth Miller
Elizabeth A. Mizell
Amelia Somerville Moen
Abigail Lounsbury Morrow
Monica Roe Nicholas
Brooke Young North
Jason R. Pagels
Susan Dicken Parker
Joshua G. D. Patterson
Valarie K Turan Politano
Rachael Lessmann Pritchard
Elisabeth Jakubisin Purdy
Erica Levy Reh
Melissa Schellenberger
Roberts
C. Nickolas Roppolo
Richard J. Roth III
Bryan R. Schaffrath
Christopher J. Sidor
Kathryn H. Sims
John R. Stephens
Elizabeth A. Sundermann
Alexandra Rafferty Tilghman
Daniel Lee Tilghman III
Heather Updike Turner
Kelly Hughes Vaclavek
92
Gift at Work
Media Fellow tackles world hunger through
internship support
William C. Marlatt ’65, his wife, Kay,
and their son Kenney ’00 established the
Marlatt Family Media Internship Fund
to help DePauw students experience the
work of media in real-world settings.
Evansville, Ind., native Brandon M. Piper was chosen as last spring’s
Marlatt Scholar in support of his semester-long internship with the
Communication Division of the United Nations World Food Pro-
gramme in Rome.
An aspiring broadcast journalist, Piper gained valuable experience
in writing and editing in a fast-paced, international environment. “This
experience provided me insight into global media that I was unaware
of before the internship.”
Without the Marlatt Fund, Piper would not have been able to take
part in this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. “The most interesting aspect
of my internship was knowing that the work accomplished within the
Communication Division is responsible for truly informing the world
of the World Food Programme’s efforts to end world hunger. I will
never forget how much this experience has changed my life.”
William F. Vandover PATRONS CIRCLE Erin Leigh Majka
Natalie Griffin Vinje Cara Crosby Clippinger Jeffrey D. Mohl
Jeffrey C. Wagner Katharine Heldt Falace Russell E. Newton
Shelley Farr Wetzel Michael Glen Garrison II Kara Quillico Paris
Susan R. Whittle Christopher S. Landis James Trent Pearson
J. Andrew Wise Lathe E. Miller Susan Cartwright Pearson
Prescott M. Wright Blair T. Naifeh Michael J. Rusie
Mayako Yamashita Rebecca Shaw Sims Brett R. Schetzsle
Jeremy W. Zoladz Benjamin L. Stewart Laura Perry Sonnenberg
Perry J. Trowbridge Bradley K. Stevens
Tracy Wilhelmy Stevens
1999 BUILDERS CIRCLE
Heidi Middendorf Bagwell
Sara Elizabeth Torpey
Brian A. White
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Caroline E. Nagy Analisa Boatman Barrett Megan Patterson Zalokar
David J. Posegay Anne S. Becker
Klarysa J. Benge CONTRIBUTORS
ANNUAL FUND: $22,755 Jason J. Chan Kelly M. Applegate
DONORS: 128 Vivian Caro Cook Molly McHugh Applegate
PARTICIPATION: 34% Andrew J. Cornelius Hugh Cabot Bartlett, Jr.
Rebecca McConnell Jason T. Bird
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Cunningham Paula Jo Boback
Jennifer Stephenson Keller Steven M. Dellinger Janet L. Briner
Theresa Kreuzmann Jennifer L. Briscoe
CHARTER CIRCLE** Derickson Zachary Gage Brogan
John H. Bankhurst Christina Martin Dunnick Joshua W. Burch
u Ryan J. Danks Matthew B. Eads Ryan P. Carr
Elizabeth A. English Stephanie E. Gerner Yong Seok Choe
A. Grant Hale Dana R. Holdman Corrie Klopcic Chumpitazi
Kathryn Pitts Hickey Joshua D. Holton Kelly A. Conway
Wayne M. Lashua Lindsey Gottfred Holton Melissa Carter Cook
Erika Amundson Melchiorre Krista Lutterman Hurt Clarinda E. Crawford
Christopher A. Susott Jennifer Raney Kalmus Dana Bowen Cummings
Richard J. Wachtman Scott M. Kalmus Allison M. McFadden
Jonathan A. Klinginsmith D’Lauro
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Megan Greves Klinginsmith Lynn M. Martin DeHoyos
Rebecca Shaw Sims Lindsay Sandman Lefevere Karen Shutt Dille
Catherine A. Lux Greta Hickman Dutton
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

Craig A. Erickson
Amber L. Ewing
Bobbi Ruehter Sidor
Kenton B. Smith
James D. LaRue
u William Scott Priebe
Kevin A. McKelvey
Chico Shon Moss
Katherine Hodgson Ewers
Stephanie Schultz
2001
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Jacquelyne Menne Fagan Jessica Collins South u Scott R. Reynolds Zachary Paul Mugge Fedorowicz Daniel S. Garrison
William S. Froehlich Catharine L. Sprinkel u Jill M. Skogheim Brian C. Parsons Tonya Heetland Fenske David W. Garrison
Jim S. Furman Edward M. Tarbox Brady C. Toliver II Jillian Boote Parsons Kimberly Kaminski Fink Ashley B. Krieg
u Olan B. Garrett Peter P. Ten Eyck Kristen Bamberth Ulery Nathanial E. Pitzer Rachel E. Forde
Cheryl A. Gonzalez Tracy Turner-Wolford Nathan A. Ulery Xavier L. Pokorzynski Kim Fowee-Perera ANNUAL FUND: $12,984
Patricia A. Guagliardo Jennifer Bachert Venutolo Kristen Nemeth Queen Carlene Lynn Freeman DONORS: 151
Bradley S. Hallman Thomas J. Venutolo FOUNDERS CIRCLE Cody Jerden Reyes Kristen J. Gauly PARTICIPATION: 37%
Brian M. Hersh Robert James Warren u W. Marshall Sims Elizabeth Grover Richards Jacqueline Matheu Goyette
Lauren E. Bennett Hersh Carin Chappelow Werbeck u Nigel J. Riggins u Jennifer Hetzel Hallman CHARTER CIRCLE**
Joseph L. High Jennifer M. Worth PATRONS CIRCLE Kimberly M. Rymer Angie Hamilton-Lowe u Michael E. Bogers
Jessica Hayden Hornocker Kathryn Wendt Wroth Jamie Aussieker Boyer Benjamin D. Shane Daniel Hamilton-Lowe u David W. Garrison
Catherine M. James Sara Fuhrmann Young u David A. Copple Margaret L. Stahr Stephanie Emery Hamman Erica Kruse Garrison
Nicole B. Johnson Andrew J. Huys Regina M. Toguchi Kurt D. Hare Leslie A. Nolan
Jaime Lilly Kaldahl Ryan J. Opeka Suzannah Beumer White Jennifer Friant Harris Lindsay Hunt Priebe
Emily Jones Knuth
Catherine Force Koczaja
2000 Alissa Ewald Trowbridge
CONTRIBUTORS
Brian T. Hicks
Sara Warren Hicks
Madeleine Shephard Sinclair
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Leticia C. Liggett David A. Copple BUILDERS CIRCLE Meredith Husak Balderas Samantha Belstock Hilton PATRONS CIRCLE
Jenny Meingasner Jennifer Hetzel Hallman Claire Bishop Abely Shayna Schupan Barry Molly A. Hodgin Amanda Kasl Burke
Lynn M. Miller Amber Franklin LaRue Manuel Amezcua Paul Amancio Bautista Holly Shannon Hulse Matthew Mark Enenbach
Christopher B. Moen W. Kenney Marlatt Adam Dara Brackemyre Allison K. Bell James B. Humphreys II Benjamin M. Farris
Karrie Travis Monce William Scott Priebe Mikelle Holt Brady Jason J. Biss Joseph D. Huser Katherine Strickland Huys
Robert K. Morse Scott R. Reynolds Lauren White Brooks Anna R. Bolton Sara Nicole Imhulse u Ashley B. Krieg
u Caroline E. Nagy Michael S. Brooks Anne M. Bracken Blythe E. Janowiak
Anna Eidson Palmer ANNUAL FUND: $21,992 Elizabeth J. Buening Richard D. Buino Grant L. Jenkins BUILDERS CIRCLE
Ryan C. Palmer DONORS: 151 Theresa Nysewander Dellinger Amy Seeberger Canterbury Keith R. Jones Kyle A. Applegate
Emily Bealk Parenteau PARTICIPATION: 37% Leila Mae Holscher Eads Dawn Ahlgren Chapman Emily K. Koehler Rachel E. Atterberry
Leonica Keilman Parker Sarah Burnett Fischer Eugene G. Chio Allison Lake Koepke Richard E. Bevis
Kara Vozel Patterson CHARTER CIRCLE** Tara A. Avery Frate Julie DeJongh Chio James S. Koepke Nicholas B. Bowles
David R. Peaper Michael D. Adams Brian Robert Garrison Ashley Sustae Clifford Emily Lewis Lacey Jessica Brianne Chandler
u David J. Posegay Andrew A. Chauner Candace Frates Garrison Matthew S. Clifford Jill Auyer Lacey Colleen Marie Corrigan
John A. Price Ramona Santiago Chauner Robert C. Gorman Brooke Knudson Cox Erica Scott Lawrence Meghan Duke Cushman
Susan Bender Price Bradley R. Foss Elizabeth Brooke Hamilton Ana M. Cruz Jennifer R. Leis Joshua R. Diller
Jennifer D. Rutkowski-Smith Jessica Combs Harrison John Bradley Holborow Heidi L. Douglass Max E. Lewis Brandon A. Emkes
Jodi S. Schmidtgoesling Joshua D. Johnson Michelle Ross Kelly Katy S. Dow John Edward Lintzenich Ashley S. English
Jeremy P. Seitz Richard S. Kebrdle Jennifer Aiken Knepp Kelly Lynn Drane Adam M. Lux Alana Keilman Farrell
Clinton W. Sheets u Amber Franklin LaRue Jennifer C. Lange John W. Dutton John David Maggard Matthew R. Farrell
Kristen A. Magnes Stephen E. Fischer
Robert Justin Mapes Nicholas J. Horvath
u W. Kenney Marlatt Jane Stewart Irwin
Erin Underwood McClellan Andrea W. John
Meredith Greenawald Adam W. Kersey
McMahan Nicole Kuhn Kersey
Cortney Long Miller Daniel R. Klemencic
Kate E. Murray Holly A. Klunk-Carollo
Monica P. Neal Bethea Covington Lane
Nicholas A. Parcell Michelle Geary Lane
Jennifer Leigh Parsons Todd J. Lane
Brent R. Patterson Melinda K. Marglous
Laura A. Peckinpaugh Brian F. McCord
DePauw’s Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) responded to the Alumni Board-GOLD Chal- Brian W. Pritchard Rachel Katherine Miller
Adam S. Purgason
lenge with a record-setting rate of 37 percent alumni participation in the DePauw Annual Fund. Alison Jo Rabb
Douglas E. Milliken
Shannon Greybar Milliken
In honor of the 10th anniversary of DePauw’s GOLD program, the Alumni Board challenged Keyona C. Revere Whitney Schnacke Mounts
Jason A. Roberts Adilah Sabreen Muhammad
GOLD alumni to increase their participation from 32 percent in fiscal year 2007 to 35 percent Lee Wright Roberts Nancy L. Nicely
Michael E. Roberts Bradley Allen Pierce
in 2008. The Alumni Board encouraged new donors with a 100 percent match and thanked Megan M. Scherer Molly Carrell Pierce
Elizabeth Hambidge Seitz Charles W. Queen
returning donors with a 50 percent match. GOLD responded, reaching 37 percent alumni par- Emily A Lill Shaffer Wandini Dixon-Fyle Riggins
Kevin J. Sheehan Freedom Shalane Nicole
ticipation, including 310 new donors. Returning and new donors also helped the Annual Fund Emilie Kasube Slattery Smith
Jacob Alan Sommer H. Nelson Spencer, Jr.
reach its goal of 39 percent participation in fiscal year 2008. Sarahbeth Scantlin Katherine Swift Spencer
Spasojevich Brian D. Webb
The GOLD Council worked with the Alumni Board to target young alumni. In addition to Elizabeth H. Stansell Katherine Fuson Winkler
Caroline Kennedy Stevenson
Senior Gift Drive events and a new on-campus event series called Real World DePauw, Regional Kelly Erin Tancredi
Ryan Scott Winkler
Felix P. Yau
Councils produced 10 special events in 10 cities. Alicia Renee Walker
Felicia Rai Walker CONTRIBUTORS
“The GOLD Council appreciates the leadership of Alumni Board members and the response David C. Warner Tara McKillip Bautista
Christopher J. Weaver Walter James Bennett II
of young graduates,” said GOLD Council President Ryan J. Danks ’99. “We’re proud that so Kathryn Beaver Weaver Douglas B. Bertram
Lynsay Clutter Wilson Zachary O. Boardman
many young alumni found the GOLD Challenge motivating. The response to this challenge Catherine Hall Wong Aaron E. Booth
Charles J. Yeo Eileen Emison Booth
shows that young alumni care deeply about DePauw and have found a way to give back. Laura Downs Young Catherine A. Bosin
Katherine E. Brambl
Thank you!” OTHER GIFTS Jennifer L. Breck
Dawn Ahlgren Chapman Heather McDermit Brewster

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 93

Kelly Steele Buffington
Jonathan B. Burns
Karen L. Bushouse
Kyleen Jensen Bushroe
Kara B. Cebulko
Bridget K. Chase
Nicole Pudis Chase
Meridith Rose Christman
Brian Charles Close
Frederick M. Crampton
Brian E. Dixon
Dorothy Elizabeth Doggett
Stephanie Zoll Donley
Christine L. Dugan
Joy M. Duginske
Aaron W. Ellis
Matthew E. Fink
Stephen Luke Flory
Mason N. Floyd
M. Mills Franger
Paula Leigh Frederick
Anne Berry Froehlich
Kristin M. Fulton
Kelly M. Furman
u Daniel S. Garrison
Kristi Merrill Gibbs
Lisa M. Goecke
Christopher L. Grashoff
Benjamin J. Griswold
Amanda Lorraine Grooms
Joshua R. Gross
Allison Burdge Hardin
Katie Effinger Hewitt
Lindsay E. Hey
Jarrett L. Hicks
u Tamra-Lee N. Higgs
Sarah M. Holian
Nathan E. Hubbard
Sara Decker Huffer
Jennifer Van Hoozer Hutson
Shavonne Rene Johnson
Felicia S. Jones
Michael T. Kamp
Emily Jackson Kersey
Julie Rodgers Kingston
Beth Frazer Kriech
Zachary Todd Le Count
Megan Horine Leivant
Abbey Blake Levenshus
Ryan J. Linder
Daniel E. Mandel
Michael Rusnak Martin
Lindsay A. Mayfield
Glenn R. McCain
Katherine M. McCleary
Angela Jo McCord
Lawren K. Mills
NaShara C. Mitchell
Molly S. Mugge
Makedonka Melanie
Najdeski
Eric S. Nelson
Angela Hollinger Newman
Yuly Ng-Cheung
Andrew J. Nielsen
David Ryan Phillips
Holly Richards Polites
Kathleen C. Quinn
Jessica Freeman Rabuck
Jennifer Geary Riefe
Jess D. Riefe
Heather Coppage Ringham
Marjorie Roades Robinson
Sunniva H. Rodgers
Erin Hogan Simril
Greggory Reece Simril
Steven T. Spasojevich
Jeffrey A. Springer
Jennifer N. Szynal
Tracey Charlton Townsend
Jennifer M. Unger
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Ross G. Wagner Michael J. Diekhoff Erin Rogers Neff REUNION COMMITTEE: Joshua Troy Dials
John K. Wall Courtney Leigh Driscoll Kendall H. Nelson Guillermo H. Amezcua u Meghann Huels Dials
Adrienne Gough Watts Jennifer Poehler England Jennifer Kay Nielsen Anastasia Sue Argoe u George E. Heidenreich V
Julie Egner Wilhjelm Tammer A. Farid Joseph Henry Nixon III Jessica Lee Blevins Scott K. Shelbourne
Mark A. Wilhjelm Andrew W. Florell Jennifer Nicole Nye Jay B. Bowles Ryan S. Truitt
Elizabeth Neffle Wilson u Stephanie A. Freeman Shawn S. Odle William J. Brooks
Devon F. Wright Meghan Marie Frelk Heather C. Oster Adam Wallace Czerwinski BUILDERS CIRCLE
Lauren Harrison Yaeger David S. Gauly Jacqueline Louise Overman Beau Tressler Davis u Guillermo H. Amezcua
Alison Clark Zajdel Katherine D. Gibson Palak Manoj Pandya Meghann Huels Dials Brooke Barbee
Thomas M. Green Kimberly Anne Richardson Kathryn Rudolph Diekhoff Jennifer Watts Barrie
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Michelle Ann Hahn Renae M. Rogers DeAnn L. Flora Sean Matthew Barrie
Polly Elizabeth Marchese Jaclyn McDaniel Hicks Susan Tarr Rolfs Emily C. Gage Katherine Reis Bonomo
Kristin Snyder Himsel u Timothy R. Rolfs Emily Collins Hallford Abigail J. Breck
GIFTS IN HONOR OF Megan Elizabeth Hockley Carmeleta E. Rouse George E. Heidenreich V Andrew David Demorotski
Heather McDermit Brewster Michael Scott Hult Kimberly E. Sall Thomas M. Kominsky Anne Plymate Field
Josephine J. Ilarraza Stephen Andrew Silca Marcos Damian Lopez u DeAnn L. Flora
Katherine Lea Imborek Andrew Thomas Simpson Andrew Paul McGovern Katherine Starkey Franson
2002 Tiffany Marie Ingles
Andrew C. Irwin
Meagan M. Sinn
Serena Longyear Smith
Caroline A. Philipchuck
Briana Leigh Rhodes
John William Fries III
Marissa Kathryn Gee
ANNUAL FUND: $14,281
DONORS: 121 Emily J. Jakubisin David Eugene Snyder II Daniel Patrick Ryan Katherine Irene Hundley
PARTICIPATION: 34% Kari B. Koeper Lucas Anthony Snyder Natalie Deer Sutton Alyssa Lorraine Klein
Rebecca Sara Konowicz Sara Owsley Sood Katie Lee Lemons
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Sara Kopacz Kubin Jonathan Tyler Stahlmann ANNUAL FUND: $21,575 Tanya Schmitter Mayer
Lindsay Anne Cornelius Elizabeth H. Kurfess John T. Stanford DONORS: 180 Peter James Molfese
Jessica Lauren Lange Stefanie D. Stevenson PARTICIPATION: 41% Gregory Baha’Id Din
CHARTER CIRCLE** Jason M. Lee Christopher J. Terhune Nammari
Courtenay Grass Bogers Elizabeth Masson Lewis Molly Andrews Thompson CHARTER CIRCLE** Theresa A.M. Noble
Kirsten Jean Hagen Cassie Trueblood Little Ann Triplett Warner Haley S. Heathman Justin Ray Novinger
Edmund B. Nightingale Peter J. Little Justin Steven Warren u Thomas M. Kominsky u Daniel Patrick Ryan
Rebecca Hedge Nightingale Nicole N. Long Kristin Spellmeyer Werne u Andrew Paul McGovern David Adam Scott
Jessica Lynn Olson James D. Mahoney Reginald T. Williams Nathan Michael Moch Caleb Michael Sutton
Laura Kay McCammack Barry Solomon Wormser u Natalie Deer Sutton
PATRONS CIRCLE Sarah A. McDermond FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE Martha Ellen Talyor
Jennifer Barsema Enders Shelley M. McDonald u Kathryn Rudolph Diekhoff Michael P. Vasey
Elizabeth Ephraim Kiley J. McQuinn
Timothy Morrow Miller
2003 PATRONS CIRCLE
Britney Rose Walker
Jason Corey Walker
Robert Spencer Parham CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
Meredith Mulvey Truitt Elisha Lee Modisett Kathryn Rudolph Diekhoff Daniel Vaughan Adams Edward J. Whitford
Jameson Andrew Young Michelle M. Morgan Thomas M. Kominsky u Jay B. Bowles Michelle Dingus Wiegman
Elizabeth Jane Murphy u Beau Tressler Davis
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Rebecca Collevechio
Endowment Gift at Work
Applegate
Erin J. Bauer
Robert J. Baughman III
Brandon Marcus Chapman
Writing program brings student from Hawaii to Indiana
Cynthia M. Davis Ka’Lena S. Cuevas ’10 loves to write, and
Michael C. Field
Scott C. Franson this passion is largely what brought her from her
Aaron David Grant
Lysiane Huber home in Pearl City, Hawaii, to DePauw. Now an
Mary Kathleen Huse
Alfredo Marrero English writing major with minors in sociology
Amber Wolma McGuire
Justin L. McNabney and philosophy, Cuevas is soaking in the intel-
Natalie M. Moore
Rebecca Ann Nunemaker lectual atmosphere at DePauw.
Sally Rush Peter
Leah Stanfield Porras
“I’m a regular contributor to The Midwestern
Jonathan Micah Rauch
Review and The Cauldron,” Cuevas explains with
Lindsay L. Schultz
Julia Demske Woodard a Shakespeare compendium on her lap, referring to two student-run literary magazines. “I hope to
Justin C. Woodard
work on my MFA after college and be a writing professor someday.”
CONTRIBUTORS
Eric D. Aasen Cuevas has been involved on campus as a resident assistant for two years, and she also volunteers
Matthew A. Armstrong
Roxanne Walters Bain at Asbury Towers Retirement Community, where she has enjoyed assisting two DePauw alumni
Jane H. Bankhurst
Ashley J. Barnett with their needs: former University dean and vice president Robert H. Farber ’35 and Vera May
Sarah E. Batterton
Erin Canfield Bossnack Knauer Farber ’36.
Amy Kostrzewa Bracken
Jacob P. Bracken
Cuevas readily admits that her education at DePauw would be financially impossible were it
Kristal L. Brick
not for assistance such as her award from the 1933 DePauw Football Team Memorial Scholarship
Haley Ann Carney
Wendy M. Casterton Fund. As she puts it, “Although I have a passion for writing and have been studying words and
Kristen Wagner Clarke
Elizabeth Elliott Cook diction my entire life, there are times in which there simply are no words, and I feel receiving this
Gregory T. Cook
Jeffery M. Cowden generous scholarship is no exception.”
Paul Allan Cummings
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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CONTRIBUTORS Bethany Bryant Montagano Benjamin G. Marston Kassey Jo Ann McQuinn Megan Martha Helen Kemp Paul Martin Lamb
Bethany Bailey Abercrombie Michael A. Montagano Stephen J. Robinson Kristen Nicole Mellencamp Brian Timothy Murphy Kayla Suzanne Lanham
Shannon Fimbel Mary Elizabeth Murrill Rebecca Dodd Miller Danielle Courier Prosser Amanda Jane Levy
Abercrombie Matthew Ryan Myers PATRONS CIRCLE Andrew Elmer Molnar, Jr. Mark A. Prosser Gabrielle Elizabeth Liddil
Cynthia Lynn Ackelmire Nicholas Duane Myers Elizabeth Lacey Bowles Katie Lewis Murphy Ian Merle Prunty Richard Anthony Livingston
u Anastasia Sue Argoe Sarah Haberer Myers u Kelli Jean Smith Gregory T. Niemesh Anthony Michael Williams Clayton Towne Ludlow
Suzanne M. Barnes Leigh Lauth O’Neill Lindsey Holden Niemesh Sarah Lynn Zondor Gina Marie Mancuso
Jane C. Becker Skye McQuary BUILDERS CIRCLE Abigail Dalhart O’Brien Regina Jonelle Mantovani
Corey McConnell Best O’Shaughnessy Jason E. Becker Kate Western O’Connell CONTRIBUTORS Jeremy Lee Mc Nally
Megan Leigh Bevington Carrie Anne Page Benjamin Alexander Betz Colin Peter O’Flaherty Kathryn Marie Adank Elizabeth Anne McDaniel
Jami Snodgrass Bezy Andrew David Patton Erin Eileen Camin Sonia Susan Olikara Mark Robert Alson Lee Anne McKelvey
Ryan P. Bezy Katherine Anne Payne Kendra Leigh Chaney Christopher Matthew Olson Kristina Marie Amarantos Meghan Elizabeth McNulty
u Jessica Lee Blevins Lucretia Marie Payne Melinda Raeann Colbert Jamie Lynn Oslawski Varinia Salazar Arceo Jill Christine Mecklenborg
John Edmond Bossnack Melissa C. Payne Brian Thomas Daniels Kelly Janine Patterson u John Fullilove Avery III Sonia Anne Miller
Sarah Murray Bourg Juan M. Pedroza, Jr. Gregory Huffman Bethany Danielle Perry Devin Dahmer Barr Molly Elizabeth Monroe
u William J. Brooks Natasha Basey Pedroza Donaldson Erica Mary Peterson Andrew Douglas Behrmann Pamela Anne Munch
Katherine L. Busch Marc Daniel Pfleging Aaron Lee Drake Andrew Brandon Raker David J. Benson Shayna Marie A. Nammari
Lydia Jane Butler u Caroline A. Philipchuck John S. Gergely Kevin Christopher Rasp u Gabrielle Peek Benson Scott Phillip Nees
Matthew T. Campbell Matthew Brittain Phillips u Megan Casey Glover Allison Kimberly Rechter Beth Ellen Bishop Cristin Danielle Neil
Catherine Joann Cannon Ashley Nicole Pierce Tristan D. Glover Elizabeth J Bell Reitzel Jennifer Lynn Brandt Erin Greenlee Nixon
John Daniel Christophersen Abigail B. Pinkele Kellie Lee Hasselbeck Christopher Vanderslice Bethany Gail Brewer Matthew Jacob Ogle
Jeffrey Scott Cochran Nancy Elizabeth Poikonen Cory Robert Johnson Rhodes Annette Hammes Brolsma Peter Edward Ohs
Kenneth Michael Cochran Brian E. Power Jane Schaadt Johnson Charles Ross Sandefer Christopher Wayne Brolsma Megan Mrowiec Owens
Michael Wayne Constable Erin Rose Rasler Katharine Marie Kruse Jessica Leigh Sater Michelle Williams Cagle Sara Megan Peterson
Joshua Edward Corbitt Daniel Marshall Reck Andrew Clay Latz Molly Kathryn Savage Heidi Goecker Cahill Shantelle L. Ransdell
Susan Elizabeth Cromer Khalid Ibn Reichard Abigail Longardner Lynn Kathryn Raphael Schumacher Matthew Thomas Cahill Kathryn Elizabeth Reid
Daynan Jon Crull Melissa Reyes Radomira Petrova Nita Renee Shaw Michelle Marie Canak Melanie Brewer Rentsch
Stephanie Brown Haley Rhoades Patricia Cooksey Riveire Rose Emily Shingledecker Caroline Elizabeth Caples Meredith Bronwyn Rinaker
Cunnyngham u Briana Leigh Rhodes R. Brandon Sokol Georgianne Marie Siepka Amy E. Caturano u Stephanie Rivera
Anna Riefe Curran Mark C. Rinehart Scott C. Southard Allyson Tindall Simpson Laura Roller Chen Ian Bruce Roosma
u Adam Wallace Czerwinski Brigid Maureen Roche Wesley T. Thornhill Bryce Alexander Skeeters Scott Andrew Childers Kristin Lynn Rosenberger
Theresa J. Daily Paolo Romero Jing Tun Brian Andrew Smith Linden Kathleen Christ Jennifer Beth Ryan
Kristin Alyson Damrau Alison Lane Sales Michael Ashby Valentine Kristin Wyer Smith Margot Beardsley Clark Susan Marie Schmieder
Kathryn Longer Dixon Jessica Erin Schaab Lauren Mae Songer Taylor Douglas Clark Kevin James Schultz
John Thomas Effinger Jill Suzanne Schneider CONTRIBUTORS Mary Hancock Starkey William Jacob Cohn Jason Randolf Schwerdt
Leigh Anne Elliott Brent Michael Scott Allison Marie Agee Jennifer Gerrish Stone Joy Marie Conway Christin Elizabeth Serenbetz
David Weston Emison Kathryn A. Shaffer Kyle Lawrence Allen David Allen Storms Robert Page Cotton Sara Katie Shalowitz
Sara E. Endres Charlie Shivers III Matthew James Arient Jonathan Ryan Taylor Andrew Robert Curry Daniel Eric Sheehan
Andrew D. Falkenstein Jessica Tackett Shivers Andrew Robert Bagley u David M. Trogden Kyle James Danforth Nelson Evan Shook
Robert Ogden Farber Kristin Anne Gieseke Amanda Lee Baker Jonelle Yvette Van Buiten Jane Sheffield Davis Meredith Holmes Siemens
Tara Bevington Fleck Smigielski Tonya Rebecca Barr Benjamin Fred VanDahm Elise Margaret De Camp Ryan Michael Sipe
Dennis Michael Furr Allison Leigh Smith Katie Aileen Beehler Anmol Ashokkumar Caitlin Anne DeBord Alison Jill Slipher
u Emily C. Gage John Barry Stephens Anna Rivard Biss Wadhwa Nicholas Paul Dimos Bret Douglas Smith
Gageby Hill Gaither Jennifer Lynn Stevens Ian Edward Biss Kirstyn Marie Wentzel Emily Leigh Duncan Dana Hudson Stone
Robin O. Gibson Sarah E. Tarbox David Vincent Blackburn II Union Michael Williams Margo Catherine Eagon Ian Michael Stone
Michelle Aymond Gilbert Jermaine D. Taylor Abundance Leigh Boekestein Jennifer Lynn Wingert Sarah Elizabeth Eiler Sara Elizabeth Stoner
David Francis Gilles Melanie L. Tchaou Lauren Janelle Bohlander Wendy Meredith Wippich Kristin Ann Emerson Elisabeth Marie Sugrue
Katharine Dalman Gingras Angela Nicole Thompson Marie Crump Bowers Bradford Tinley Ashley Patton Emison Lindsay Elizabeth Tato
Abby Wells Gross Natalie Klooz Thompson Casey Lynn Brackney Wochomurka Sarajane Yoo Eppley Aaron Gardner Thompson
David Mark Grossnickle Andrew Robinson Tolle Johanna Ludmilla Burian Eric Andrew Wolfe Zachary Keating Everhart Kelly Margaret Timmons
u Emily Collins Hallford Casey Fletcher Trela Christian Campos Damon Russell Douglas Dean Fellegy Ann Marie Grace Titsworth
Kristin Dovenmuehle Marilyn Alice Tucker Laura Diane Clark Xanthopoulos Matthew Mark Ferrell Jennifer Miller Triplett
Harmon Lindsay Sears Vogtsberger Elizabeth Erin Crouch Duncan Mc Eachern Yoon Ross Bryant Fleck u Obinna Derrick Ugokwe
Michael E. Harmon Emily Collinsworth Wall Julia Ann Crouch Molly Virginia Young David McCambridge Fox Margot Voges Vishion
Ashley E. Hedges Elizabeth Ann Wallace Leslie Ann Dahlen Mary J. Zeiger Benjamin Patrick Frederick Jennifer Lynn Williams
Emily West Henry Brian J. Wells Abby Sue Dawkins Andrew David Gagle Joshua Mark Wilson
Leila Carolina Hernandez James H. Whitley Erin Elizabeth Filson Katherine Elizabeth Gee Kelly E. Workinger
Annette Camelia Hobbs
Amanda M. Hornback
Heather Lee Ann Wiles
Christopher John Winand
Tyler Anthony Fischer
Arthur David Fisher, Jr.
2005 Ninos Gewargis
Bret Matthew Govert
Alexandra Mary Wyatt
Elizabeth Powell Young
ANNUAL FUND: $7,870
Todd E. Humerickhouse Kristen Aiko Wong Amber Love Foreman DONORS: 151 Natalie Shaffer Govert Sarah Elizabeth Young
Katherine Amelia Hunt Julie Elizabeth Wood Frank Eric Gilbert PARTICIPATION: 31% Ryan E. Grable
Elizabeth Donahue Jones Lindsay Bush Zeckel William Andrew Griffith Craig Edward Greiwe OTHER GIFTS
Jeffrey A. Jones Emily Colette Zoch Andrew Joseph Gustin CHARTER CIRCLE** James Robinson Hamlin Richard Anthony Livingston
Christopher K. Kessler Adria Marie Haley Matthew Perry Bereman Patrick Brendan Healy Melinda Marie Voss-Hatfield
Sara Kristen King Melissa Grady Harrison Stephanie Nicole Hartman Sarah Wallace Heckman Michael Jason Sered Zabelin
Tracey Ann King
Lillian Steel Marmouze
2004 Danielle Nicole Hendry
Maria Lynn Herrera
Matthew James Lytle Heather Michelle Helmbrecht
Ashley Rhea Holland
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: Kyle Patrick McGrath
Kleinlein
Gail Kiles Krumenauer
Tobias J. Butler Nicholas Bryson Howell
Abigail Anna Huffer
Tyler Shannon Hollett
Brian David Hurley
2006
Megan Casey Glover PATRONS CIRCLE ANNUAL FUND: $9,041
Matthew R. Laird Matthew J. Kleymeyer Jeremy Allen Hunt Michelle L. Rhodes Ariane Rose Jaskolka DONORS: 111
Marcelino G. Lopez Kelli Jean Smith Nana Japaridze William Calvin Riley Nicole Kniskern Jeffries PARTICIPATION: 20%
Jane Gowland Mahoney Jon Franklin Jeffries Kyle E. Johnson
Joy Lotz Mahoney ANNUAL FUND: $8,393 Paul M. Johnson BUILDERS CIRCLE Samuel Mastin Jones OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Ryan K. Mahoney DONORS: 128 Brady Katherine Jones Brandon Everett Beeler Anthony Robert Kaufman Brett Alan Bohlander
Allison Leigh Matters PARTICIPATION: 28% Jonathan David Lau Lindsey Rean Ciochina Traci Abbott Kaufman Laura Page Bohlander
James Logan Mayfield IV Vanessa Downs Leboehi Michelle Marie Coduti John Patrick Christopher
Jennifer Lynn McDermott CHARTER CIRCLE** Jessica Marie Leonard Patrick Andrew Croner Kinerk BUILDERS CIRCLE
Melissa A. McGraw u Tobias J. Butler Amy Julia MacDoniels Bryan David Cuculich Lya Marie Kostroski Projjol Banerjea
Ryan Patrick McNamara Amy Baker Hale Amanda Katharine Manning David Andrew Egger Daniel John Kress Allison Ket Clem
Gina James Meierbachtol u Matthew J. Kleymeyer Erin Michelle McConnell Elizabeth Miller Ernst Stephanie Bewley Kress Christian Landis Cullen
Molly C. Michalak Kathy Eagan McNamara N. Anne Garrigus Laura Leigh Kurdys Douglas Joseph Elsbeck

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased 95

u Brian Scott Gooch
Kye Trisler Hawkins
La Donna Jo Hayden
Kyle David Johnson
Brian Gregory Millis
Donna Marie Shawhan
Andrea Kaye Speller
u Michael Scott Stanek
John Charles Stephens
Maggie Cristina Tresslar
Andrew William Watterson
CONTRIBUTORS
Heather Marie Adler
Jill Carver Anderson
Kerri Patricia Angel
Austin Amado Arceo
Chad S. Arnold
Christopher Scott Bannister
Brittany Nicole Barber
Katherine Alicia Billman
Robert Allen Blau
Jonathan Carl Bostrom
Caitlin Amanda Brown
Dorothea Elizabeth Brown
Steven James Burch
Anne Arundel Burnett
Kathryn Lynn Bylenga
Matthew Stuart Cable
Todd Joseph Capes
Helen Touchstone Carlson
Lisa Hamilton Chambers
Clayton Adam Clark
u Jonathan Christopher Coffin
Griselda Izeth Cortez
Brian Jeffrey Culp
Craig Andrew Cunningham
Jennifer Lynn Czaplicki
Christopher Andrew Doran
Matthew Joseph Ehinger
Caitlin Marie Eichelberger
Joel Christopher Elliott
Shawn Marie Evans
Patrick Perry Ferrini
Anne Elizabeth Forde
Tanja Gazibara
Rebekah Lee Gebhard
Bradley Thomas Giordano
Elisabeth Goldman
Allison Lynn Grogan
Kathleen Anne Gutting
Christina Elena Guzik
Andrew Samuel Hanson
Lauren Christina Hawley
Katherine Marie Herman
Andrew Jeffrey Hodge
Matthew Gregory Hodge
Courtney Elizabeth Jeffries
Tod Michael Karpinski
Nicole Marjorie Kernan
Cynthia Schwartz Knauer
Martha Ann Leader
Christina Anne Leavy
Blair Alyse Loftspring
Kathryn Anne Magill
Katie Foote Martin
Patrick Young Matheny
Eric Thomas Mattingly
Christine Lynn Maxey
Conrad Kazimieras Mazeika
Margaret Ann McCullough
Ann Boyer Meyer
Sarah Anne Miller
Christopher Ryan Myrvold
Alexandra Joanne Nelson
Ryan Everette Nesbitt
Richard Cassidy O’Donnell, Jr.
Michael Anthony Oren
Lindsey Parker-Prall
Charles Alexander Plese
Sarah Lynn Plymate
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Kevin Anthony Prall
Ryan Joseph Randolph
Christopher Clay Reams
William Thompson
Reiners IV
Antony David Rhine
Kelly Ashley Richards
Aliese Anahid Sarkissian
Robert Mitchell Schoch
Brian Michael Scott
Ashley Elizabeth Sewell
Rachel Victoria Smith
Michael Scott Spiegel
Jonathan Jeffrey Staley
Shannon Gregory Starr
Emily Myers Steele
Alexander Donovan Stewart
Alaska P. Subedi
Christopher Howard Thiele
Michael P. Triplett
Emily Joanne Waldren
Melissa Marie Webb
Sara Sonderman Weis
Stacy Lynn Wells
Laura Frances Whenmouth
Christina Marie Wichert
Jennifer Zeser-Arnold
2007
ANNUAL FUND: $2,924
DONORS: 94
PARTICIPATION: 20%
PATRONS CIRCLE
James Philip Updike
BUILDERS CIRCLE
Kathryn Diana Brus
Brittany Morgan Crisan
David Thomas Furman, Jr.
Jennifer Elizabeth Jessen
Marian Joan McLaughlin
u Abigail Jackson Trainor
CONTRIBUTORS
Dylan Christian Allread
Janelle Corrine Amberg
Stephen Nii Aryee
Karen Allison Babbs
u Lindsay Ann Bartlett
Matthew Grant Barwise
Ashley Lynne Baxstrom
Lauren McDermit Beatrice
Jacob J. Blasdel
Alexander Albert Boucher
Laura Elizabeth Brandsen
Bess Meredith Browning
Lauren Len Budreau
Mary Webster Compton
Thomas Swisher Corbett
Susan Marie Cordes
Janine Elizabeth Crantz
Claudia Alejandra de León
Amanda Mary Elizabeth
Decker
Kathryn McKenzie Deppe
Lindsay Erin Eckert
Joshua Gill Enneking
Elisabeth Walker Evans
Elizabeth Adrienne Farrelly
Allison Elizabeth Fisher
Rebecca Jean Gaines
Brandon Sean Gee
Anthony Joseph Gemma
Christopher Raymond Gines
Katie Jo Goforth
Anna Marie Hake
u Kyle Alan Hawkins
Brandon Jameson Horn
Stacey Ann Johnson
Andrea Elizabeth Jones
Kevin Richard Kaiser
Mary Katherine Kaminski
Kiersten Ann Kamman
Susanne Cynthia Kerekes
Richard Will King
Kathryn Ruth Knigh
Spencer Hamilton
Barnes Kunath
Bryce Steven Lynn
Tyler Christopher Mallory
Jaime Ann Mathias
Ross Abraham Mc Entarfer
Blair Leigh McCarthy
Adam Thomas McClean
Caitlin Elizabeth McGonigal
Vanessa N. McKenzie
Aimee Rebecca Menne
Colin Patrick Milligan
Scott Carpenter Moen
Maureen Kelly Mohan
Philip Robert Mooney
Courtney Beth Moore
Katherine Hartman Morse
Katherine McDonald Murphy
Janell Nicole Nagel
Ahmed Mahmoud
Thalith Nasir
Ryan Daniel Orr
Aundrea Nicole Patton
Jessica Marie Peter
Courtney Ann Pierce
Elizabeth Rebecca Polleys
Pamela Michelle Powers
Susannah Marie Ramshaw
Kevin Lamar Reese
Matthew James Rosensteele
Meghan Elizabeth Rowland
Blair Kathryn Rudert
Reid William Sakel
Susan Surion Shim
Lesley Rae Sisler
Danielle Elizabeth Anne
Skwierczynski
Kate Elise Stiemann
Amanda Marie Stoermer
Mary Elizabeth Stroh
Anne Fox Sturgis
Jessica Jane Sullivan
Daniel Aaron Toleikis
Audrey Lauren Walker
Robert Andrew Whitelaw
Robert Brodie Wright
Keyaira Shauntay Wynn
Marisa Beth Yochum
Emily Maresca Young
GIFTS IN HONOR OF
Lauren McDermit Beatrice
2008
CLASS CO-CHAIRS:
John Miles Buchta
Catherine Alice Crossley
Elizabeth Claire Tassell
ANNUAL FUND: $3,568
DONORS: 426
PARTICIPATION: 72%
PATRONS CIRCLE
Bradlee Cottrell Jacobs
CONTRIBUTORS
Mark Christopher Abdon
Cassie Melissa Abraham
Elizabeth Suzanne Ackermann
Robert Joseph Alexander
Jeremy Andrew Alland
Ashley Ellen Alles
96
Kirstin Mac Lennan Amies John David Cross
Laura Janet Anderson u Catherine Alice Crossley
Lindsey Nicole Anderson Erin Elizabeth Curran
Erin Christine Andrade Molly Kathleen Curran
Alison Merrell Andrews Abigail Lindsey Currens
Stuart Korten Anness Kathryn D’Andrea
Julianne Marie Arvis Sunny Marie D’Angelo
Bradley Robert Atkinson Gregory Paul Dahman
Lauren Elizabeth Auld Katherine Elizabeth Dalin
Benjamin Williams Baenen Christopher Xavier Daly
Hannah Avery Bain Nicholas Thomas Dascoli
Joseph Givens Baker Jessica Ann Davis
Sarah Ann Baker Kathryn Jean Davis
Stefanie Noel Baldauf Melissa Leahy Davis
Projesh Banerjea Ashley Elizabeth Day
Emily Joy Banta Margaux Suzanne De Moss
David Zachary Barnes James Robert De Vries
Michael Samuel Barnes Matthew Alan Demaree
Jillian Nicole Barr Kathryn Grace Denton
Peter Walsh Barre Samantha Jennifer Diaz
Ryan Andrew Barton Christina Marie Dickerson
Colleen Patricia Benson Evan Matthew Dickerson
Patrick Joseph Bergerson Jeremy Donald Dickinson
Alexander Michael Berlin Bailey Suzanne Diveley
Bryan Joel Berman Danetha Nichelle Doe
Sophia Marie Bermeo Sara Armbrust Doody
Jacqueline Michelle Betsch Katherine Elizabeth Doogan
Holly Louise Bettice David Wheeler Doud
Carrie Ann Birge Christine Dana Dougan
Katherine Nichole Birge
Caroline Elizabeth Birnie
Jeffrey Dale Downing
Sarah Jane Drew
Jordan Michael Blain Elizabeth Kathleen Drewes
Hilary Jennifer Blake Ryan Scott Dunn
Janelle June Blasdel Alex Michael Eades
Carolyn Ann Blattel Gary Thomas Ehlebracht
Adam Micah Bodony Seth Christopher Elder
Barrett Landon Boehm Barrett Timothy Ellsworth
Matthew Orr Bollero Jamie Lynne Emerson
Amanda Lynn Bollman Ryne Rene Emory
Jeffrey Scott Bonner Natalie Lynn Erickson
Sarah Veronica Bowers Courtney Christine Evans
Anna Kelsey Boyd Matthew Jonathon Fair
Jessica LuRee Boyer Neil Daniel Farren
Ashley Marie Boyle Michael James Fatigati
Elizabeth Rose Brick Erin Devlin Faulk
Jesse David Bright Amanda Nellie Fenn
Matthew O’Connor Bruhn Caitlin Jean Fife
u John Miles Buchta Elyse Joanne Fisher
Charlotte Pershing Buehler Sarah Jane Flick
Sonja Grace Bugvilionis Thomas David Fontana
Leah Simpson Burkhardt Adam Robert Ford
Allison Wallace Burns Dorrius D. Ford
Katie Elizabeth Burpo Claire Frances Forde
Alissa Marie Butts Timothy Lewis Fox
Chad Michael Byers Mark Adin Fuller IV
Marquis Dont’A Bynum Dustin Wardle Funk
James Robert Caldwell, Jr. Brian William Furman
Lindsay Kelly Carlson Kelly Marie Gagnon
Emily Christine Carson Erin Marie Gatley
Nicholas Leo Casalbore Anne Sunderland Gavin
Anne Caitlin Cawley Amanda Jeanne Gebert
Lindsay Ann Chalmers
Adedrea Iyana Chaney
Tegan Mary Gebert
Benjamin Alan Gibson
David Richard Cheeseman Amanda Lynn Giddings
Dustin William Christensen Kathryn Williamson Gobel
Rachel Elaine Clapper Andrew Jeffrey Good
Brett Allen Claxton Celeste Marita Gossmann
William Joshua Cleary Kendall Elizabeth Grady
Matt Allen Clemens Cambia Sussette Green
Justin Kent Clouser Michael Carlton Gregory
Meredith Leigh Coats Anne Hoffman Groggel
Andrea Elizabeth Cofield Jesse Lee Groh
Katelyn Patricia Conrad Kendal Ryan Gulbrandsen
Jac Alan Cooper, Jr. Leigh Ann Gusky
Kathryn Lee Cooper Gretchen Janet Haehl
Elle Kathleen Cordes Gwen Margaret Haehl
Tanya Spector Corman Courtney Lavon Hague
John Joseph Costello Kathryn Anne Haklin
Michael Justin Cowden Kimberly Dawn Hamer
Kerry Ann Cragin Maddison Ann Hamil
Zachary Dale Criswell Martha Lyn Hardy
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
Kim Ryan Harper
Michelle C. Hasler
Trace Jolynn Hassler
Brady Barbara Hayes
Brittany Nicole Hellmich
Jessica Ann Hemmelgarn
Meredith Catherine
Hendershott
Patrick Nolan Henry II
Sabrina Joann Henry
Megan Marie Hilbrich
Adam Kendall Hilkert
Lauren Anita Hill
Ryan Patrick Hoffman
Katie Rebecca Holland
Stephanie Lee Hollander
Jessica Marie Hollar
Natalie Beth Hollies
Jessica Renee Holmes
Mark Welsh Holwager
Robert Smith Honkisz
Brandon Royce Hood
Stephen Lee Horrighs
Ty Christopher Hoskins
Lauren Toerner Huff
Andrew John Ibendahl
Brett Koji Imamura
Christopher James Jackson
Elizabeth Bennett Jackson
Colleen Patricia Jensen
Claire Elizabeth Johnson
Laura Ann Johnson
Julian Ross Jones
Phillip Allen Judd
Matthew Philip Kalasky
Karyn Amelia Keenan
Courtney Lynn Keilman
Justine Mariel Keller
Matthew Sean Kelley
Natalie Jane Kennedy
Tory Williams Key
Dusty Lavaughn Kime
William Z. King
Timothy Gordon Kirkpatrick
Jane Katherine Knoche
Emily Kara Knust
John Michael Kochanczyk
Jennifer Cristine Kopecky
Kara Elizabeth Kreikemeier
Matthew William Krein
Kristen Dianne Kriegshauser
Greta Anne Krucks
Aleksandra Kamila Krzywicka
Matthew Michael Kubacki
Matthew Henry Josef
Kurzynski
Andrew Stephen La Casse
Dimitrios Costandinos Lalos
Robin Kay Lamkin
Tara Elizabeth Langvardt
Tracy Ellen Laramie
Hannah Gaar Laughlin
Shaylyn Prevard Laws
Cherisse Annette Le Jeune
Rachelle Therese Le Jeune
Charles Michael Lee
Jeremiah Thomas Lee
Michael Paul Lindsey
Laura Christy Link
Jeremy Steven Lock
Whitney Harrison Long
Jason Matthew Loreaux
Katy Deann Losure
Kalei Danielle Lowes
Daniel Paul Lucero
William Wicklund Lutz
Andrew William Mac Donald
Henry Herbert Malm II
Hannah Elizabeth Marston
Ryan Anthony May
Melissa Ann McAdam

Amy Robin McDonald
Ryan S. Mc Elwain
Alex Patrick Mc Intyre
Sarah Kubec McClamroch
Monica Anne McClure
Emily Catherine McGill
Brett Alan McGrath
Molly Elaine McKelfresh
Sara Elizabeth McMahon
Laura Michelle McOsker
Christopher Francis Medeiros
Edith Daisy Medina Huarita
Anne B. Medlin
Michael Gary Metroka
Angela Michelle Metz
Aaron William Meyers
Amy Catherine Miller
Antonia Elise Miller
Luke Reynolds Miller
Ryan Paul Minor
Marisa Louise Mokodean
Christopher Paul Montagano
Daniel Allen Moon
Rachel Elizabeth Moore
Bradley William Moritz
Dennis Edward Mullen
Madison Bryn Murphy
Ali Combs Murtaugh
Kathleen Claire Musca
Ruth Nduta
Kelly Marie Niezer
Jamie Ann Nipple
Scott David Noel
Brittney Kay Nondorf
DePauw University has made every effort to maintain accuracy in the preparation of the Annual Honor Roll of Donors.
If you should find an error in this report, please notify the University so that our records can be corrected.
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Grace Ann Noppert
Daniel Brandon Notestine
Haley Ann O’Brian
Rachel Elizabeth O’Brien
Nicole Marie O’Neill
James Oluwatobi Odetunde
Graham Howard Oster
Joseph Connar Owen
Kristin May Oyler
Amrita Kaur Padda
Louis Anthony Pagano, Jr.
John Emmanual Pantos, Jr.
Allison Cain Parish
Nicholas Kenton Parkinson
Laura Lynn Parks
James Stephen Patton
Madison Howard Payton
Katharine Ellen Pell
Jacqueline Kyle Pence
Taylor Christine Penrod
Joshua Reinaldo Perez
Emily Kathryn Petrus
Drago Petrusic
Ryan Robert Pluth
Beth Marie Polin
Erin Lynn Ponto
Brandon Lee Pope
Audrey Lynn Porritt
Morgan Lynne Price
Katherine Laura Rames
Emily Blaine Randazzo
Katherine Anne Rasmussen
James Redd IV
Eric Martin Reese
Unfortunately, mistakes or omissions can and do occur.
Write: DePauw University, Stewardship Office, Attn: Honor Roll, Greencastle, IN 46135-0037.
Aubrey Denae Rhodes
Patrick Kramer Rice
Cathryn Grace Richter
Christopher Forrest Roberts
Paul Edward Rodenhouse
Jennifer Lyn Rogers
Maria Anastasia Romaine
Alison Jean Rose
Anne Elizabeth Ross
Kathryn Marie Roth
Rachel Kathleen Routh
Samuel Stanford Rund
Jessica Louise Runkel
Sarah Elizabeth Sadowski
Nicole Wendy Samsel
Stacey Erin Sands
Scott Fredrick Sauer
Andrew Roger Sawyer
Kelly Nicole Schaffer
Anna Riley Scheibel
Reed Johnson Scherrer
Courtney Michelle Schmidt
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Jill Elizabeth Schneider
Maura Eileen Schnoebelen
John Leo Schomburg
Stephen Sylvano Schott
Sarah Elizabeth Schultheis
Kari Kieper Serak
Whitney Dee Sewell
Philip Wayne Shaffer
Deanna Christine Shaw
Connie Suah Shim
Christina Marie Shockley
Cody John Shoemaker
Justin David Sikes
Brock James Sishc
Kristin Michelle Skowronski
Brian Christopher Smith
Grant Stanton Smith
Allyssa Ann Snyder
William P. Snyder, Jr.
Ashley Elizabeth Sorenson
Michael Thomas
Sprengnether, Jr.
Paige Elisabeth Stallings
Charles Drew Stanley
Elizabeth Hunter Steele
William Andrew Steinhoff
Anne Kingston Stephens
Amy Lynn Still
Trevor Eugene Stone
Daniel Thomas Streitz, Jr.
Laura Rae Suchy
Angela Michelle Sulek
Brian Joseph Sullivan V
Sarah Elizabeth Summers
Matthew Hartman Sumpter
Craig Evan Sweeney
William Preston Tank
u Elizabeth Claire Tassell
Joseph Paul Taylor III
Philip Alfonzo Taylor
Robert Clay Taylor
Michael Eugene Tennery
Sean Michael Teska
Elizabeth Marie Thiele
Katelyn Leigh Thompson
Kyle James Thompson
Kaitlin Elizabeth Thomure
Jeffrey Michael Tienes
Shannon Lee Trabert
Jacob Ryan Tri
John Hollister Tschantz
Theodore Constantine Tubekis
Paul Davidson Turner
Moira Kathleen Vahey
Peter William Valentine
Jennifer Mae Vann
John Thomas Vaughn
Nicholas Quentin Vetz
Daniel Drew Vidican
Elise Katherine Wagner
Gregory Randall Wagner
Brianne Lanae Walgamuth
John Gerald Wallace
John Gilbert Wallace
Rachel Emma Walsh
Megan Lynn Walton
Kelsey Jenna Warsinske
Marjorie Eileen Weigel
Phillip Hammond Weirich
Leia Dawa Welsh
Ryan Patrick Werntz
Aaron John Wham
Phillip Michael Whitley
Lauren Marie Wiehl
Emily Little Wightman
Frederick James Wildt
Joanna Leigh Will
Andrew James Williams
Laura Anne Wilson
Leah M. Wilson
Emily Smith Winders
Frances Kei Lin Won
Meredith Claire
Woods-Koppitch
David Michael Worthington
Emily Catherine Wurth
Charles Xiaoxi Yang
Sarah Yekinni
Kate Lynn Ziegelgruber
William Christopher Zola
 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

Parents’ Fund Committee

The Parents’ Fund Committee includes parents of current students who personally solicit non‑alumni
DePauw families for gifts to the Annual Fund. These volunteers are important to DePauw’s effective
development effort and demonstrate their commitment to the University and the students it serves. In
2007‑08, gifts from non-alumni parents of current and past DePauw students totaled $159,894.

DePauw thanks the following Parents’ Fund Committee members for another successful year.
Harold D. Bauer and Susan R. Bauer
Mark F. Enenbach and Janis Enenbach
Michael Keeley and Janice M. Keeley, Co-Chairs
Gregory W. Kuper and Deborah A. Kuper
Stuart W. Rhodes
John T. Rich and Marion R. Rich
Paul D. Rogers and Caroline A. Rogers
Norman M. Saba and Pamela Saba
Grover B. Simpson and Mary Beth Simpson
Steven C. Wojanis, Jr. and Kathy A. Wojanis

Parent Giving
Gifts from all DePauw parents provide essential support of the University to help create and maintain
valuable academic and leadership opportunities for students. The following list includes alumni and
non-alumni parents of DePauw students — both current and graduated — who gave generously to the
2007‑08 Annual Fund.

TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES**
R. David Hoover and
Suzanne Anderson Hoover
u George L. Mazanec and
Elsa B. Mazanec
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE**
Nicholas D. Chabraja and
Eleanor Chabraja
Michael R. Conner and
Susan O’Keefe Conner
Robert J. Darnall and
Marletta Farrier Darnall
u G. Richard Locke and
Judy Blang Locke
William H. Robbins III and
Sally Smith Robbins
Ian M. Rolland and
Miriam V. Rolland
Michael L. Smith and
Susan Leet Smith
Lee E. Tenzer and
Marilyn E. Tenzer
u John H. Wallace and
Sarah Reese Wallace
R. Lee Wilson and
Deborah Riefe Wilson
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE**
William Jenks and
Christine Boeke
Don R. Daseke
u Luis R. Davila and
Deborah White Davila
Gary Paul Drew and
Sandra Aldrich Drew
Frank T. Page and
Kay Page
Andrew J. Paine, Jr. and
Jane Medaris Paine
Frank H. Roberts
Gordon V. Smith and
Helen C. Smith
Norval B. Stephens, Jr. and
Diane Forst Stephens
Richard A. Warne and
Jane Leahy Warne
Michael Scott Welch and
Kimberlee Ann Welch
OLD GOLD CIRCLE**
Charles A. Adams and
Linda Howell Adams
u E. Webb Bassick IV and
Kathy Bassick
Barbara Van Dellen Beré
Barrett L. Boehm and
Tamara Watling Boehm
Walter A. Boynton and
Virginia Burns Boynton
Arthur L. Bryant and
Carol Shanahan Bryant
u William R. Burleigh and
Anne Husted Burleigh
Robert C. Canfield and
Patricia Harms Canfield
u Barbara Tracy Cochran
William L. Cole and
Alexandra Lutzow Cole
James S. Cunning and
Lisa Stone
Cynthia Ann Diller
Lee E. Dirks
u John P. Douglass and
Emily R. Douglass
Donald C. Findlay II and
Judith Lilly Findlay
Raymond I. Geraldson, Jr. and
Melinda Paine Geraldson
Robert H. Giles and
Nancy M. Giles
Carl H. Goltermann
David S. Goltermann and
Elizabeth Gray Goltermann
u Joan Austin Goodwin
T. Carter Hagaman and
Susan Schacht Hagaman
Donald L. Hamilton and
Emily Hooton Hamilton
T. Lyle Harlor
u Max W. Hittle, Jr.
John Jakes and
Rachel Payne Jakes
u Christopher L. Johnston and
Sarah Lewis Johnston
E. Henry Lamkin, Jr. and
Martha Dampf Lamkin
Charles A. Leis and
Marilyn Newpart Leis
Michael R. Maine and
Suzanne Bauman Maine
David N. McKeag and
Mary Jo McKeag
C. Rick Miller and
Janel Howell Miller
Dean A. Mitchell and
Martha Dunlavy Mitchell
u Robert L. Mitchell
Robert C. Moore and
Sarah Proctor Moore
David J. Morehead and
Marjorie Davis Morehead
Peter A. Morse and
Kathryn Murvin Morse
Gregory R. Page and
Cynthia M. Page
Jonathan R. Pantaleoni and
Jane Pantaleoni
Jerry D. Pontius and
Mary Goff Pontius
G. Byington Pratt III and
Suzi Pratt
u James E. Robinson and
Carolyn Russ Robinson
Edward M. Roob and
Barbara Leske Roob
Rhys A. Rudolph and
Laura Rudolph
Robert A. Schmidt and
Margaret Sheridan Schmidt
u Richard W. Schwartz and
Janet Crawford Schwartz
Robert F. Sharpe, Jr. and
Maria Renna Sharpe
Eugene C. Sit and Gail Sit
David B. Stevens and
Sally Symon Stevens
David M. Stone
William F. Welch and
Jean K. Welch
u Robert F. Wells and
Barbara Stoner Wells
Theodore O. Wiese, Jr. and
Sandra Major Wiese
Jerry L. Williams and
Jane Jones Williams
Albert H. Wohlers and
Jane L. Wohlers
CHARTER CIRCLE**
u Steven M. Abraham and
Nancy Abraham
Arthur G. Allard, Jr. and
Shirley Andrew Allard
Don B. Ansel and
Irene Koebke Ansel
Roy J. Anthony and
Cynthia S. Anthony
Mark Winsted Ardington
and Mary Jo Morrison
Ardington
William F. Bahl and
Katherine C. Bahl
u David N. Barkhausen and
Susan Suckow Barkhausen
Eleanor Thee Barkley
u James H. Beatty, Sr. and
Ann Beatty
David B. Becker and
Christy Becker
Jeffrey M. Bernacchi and
Mary Lynn Scovill
Bernacchi
Edward B. Blair, Jr. and
Barbara Blair
Peter A. Boyer and
N. Ling Boyer
William L. Brown III and
Susan Lange Brown
Graham C. Bryce and
Sharley Bryce
William H. Buettin and
Arline Kraft Buettin
Robert G. Burney and
Katie Burney
Rhett W. Butler and
Kay Burney Butler
Kathryn Doermer Callen
Joseph B. Carney, Sr. and
Constance Caylor Carney
John M. Cassady and
Nancy Cassady
Lawrence W. Clarkson and
Barbara Stevenson Clarkson
Benjamin G. Cochran and
Patricia Cochran
Kathryn Schwarz Colten
S. Page Cotton, Jr. and
Narda Greising Cotton
Randall E. Curran and
Mardi Curran

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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John B. Van Duzer, Jr.
and Catherine
Curtis-Van Duzer
Kirk Jay Daniels and
Wendy Jean Daniels
Glenn E. Davis and
Susan Melberg Davis
Richard E. Deer and
Lee T. Deer
Eugene L. Delves and
Sue Howard Delves
Donald H. Driemeier and
Joyce Driemeier
Frank W. Durham, Jr. and
Shirley Gilbert Durham
James H. Emison and
Eileen Sullivan Emison
James W. Emison and
Mary Kathryn Holmes
Emison
u Mark E. English
Dick Everard
Duncan G. Fisher and
Barbara Miller Fisher
James H. Fletcher and
Gerda Fletcher
u Paul D. Frederickson
and Suzanne Wedeking
Frederickson
Bill Frier and
Beverly Grant Frier
Mark Adin Fuller III and
Cynthia Gaudin Fuller
David A. Galliher and
Nancy Hunger Galliher
Stephen K. Gauly and
Patricia Gauly
Robert W. Gibson
Thomas R. Gibson and
Sophie H. Gibson
Charles A. Gilbert and
Carolyn Beasley Gilbert
John S. Goetcheus and
Janice Goetcheus
u David W. Goodrich and
Julie Houk Goodrich
Judith Drompp Guild
Craig A. Haddox and
Megan Lewis Haddox
Vernon O. Hamilton, Jr. and
Valerie Watson Hamilton
Glenn C. Hannah
Charles M. Harris and
Marie Rhine Harris
K. Larry Hastie and
Ruth Gordon Hastie
Irving M. Heath and
Rachel Waltz Heath
Charles W. Hillman and
Anne Mossberg Hillman
Arthur L. Holden and
Betsy D. Holden
Mark F. Irgens and
Susan B. Irgens
Kae Morris Jacobs
David S. Johnson and
Anne Prindle Johnson
John Douglas Kay and
Ingrid Grujanac Kay
u John S. Kemper and
Margaret McElwain
Kemper
Arnold J. Kiburz and
Joan Erlandson Kiburz
Donald E. Kiely and
Judith McNew Kiely
Neal E. Kitchell and
Diana Tamara Kitchell
Robert L. Krouse and
Sarah Strauss Krouse
u William N. Krucks and
Linda Krucks
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
James W. LaFollette and
Ev Whaley LaFollette
u Thomas A. Lancaster and
Marilyn Hansen Lancaster
Mark E. Lewry and
Jean W. Lewry
John A. Light III
Frank W. Lincoln and
Marlene B. Lincoln
Robert W. Lloyd III and
Bonnie Stout Lloyd
Randy K. Lohoff and
Jean Gutting Lohoff
u George C. Lortz and
Rebecca Watts Lortz
Robert Webster Lott and
Bettye Shoop Lott
Mary Sherer Lukens
Michael D. MacGregor and
Saundra Fabrick MacGregor
Edward B. Martin and
Anne Zonsius Martin
James T. McCoy and
Linda Bollinger McCoy
Theodore E. Mioduski, Jr. and
Eileen Mioduski
Robert P. Musgrave II and
Cheryl Waldron Musgrave
R. Matthew Neff and
Lee Loving Neff
Virginia Condon Neff
John S. Null and
Nancy Spier Null
Jacob M. O’Neill and
Michelle B. O’Neill
Maclyn T. Parker and
Patricia Opie Parker
Raymond J. Payne and
Elizabeth Class Payne
Lois Stewart Perry
F. Garret Pfleeger and
Marcia Swearingen Pfleeger
Glenn Todd Plymate and
Elizabeth Myers Plymate
William R. Powell and
Paula Weir Powell
John L. Rabb and
Sharon Rabb
Paul F. Radcliffe and
Sue Oettinger Radcliffe
u Ronald L. Randall and
Carole Clark Randall
Richard A. Reck and
Susan Marshall Reck
Lawrence D. Rink and
Eleanor Zimmerly Rink
u Paul D. Rogers and
Caroline A. Rogers
John P. Rudy and
Barbara M. Rudy
u Norman M. Saba and
Pamela Saba
Thomas A. Sargent and
Frances P. Sargent
Erwin E. Schulze
Edward G. Schussler and
Sharon Gierach Schussler
u D. Reed Scism and
Paula Sedgwick Scism
David N. Shane and
Anne Korb Shane
u Grover B. Simpson and
Mary Beth Simpson
Lee M. Sisler and
Linda Sisler
Charles L. Smith and
Kathleen Keller Smith
Gregory W. Smith and
Melissa Tharpe Smith
Jon E. Socolofsky
Thomas L. Stiers and
Brenda Enmeier Stiers
Norman E. Strasma and
Janice Strasma
John W. Taylor III and
Kaari Taylor
Richard M. Temple dec and
Nancy Lindquist Temple
u Howard N. Thiele and
Susan Leis Thiele
Richard A. Thomas and
Jane C. Thomas
J. McRae Thorlton dec and
Dianne Harrison Thorlton
Jerald B. Turner dec and
Mary Hardy Turner
Charles H. Watson and
Rosanne Nelson Watson
Timothy L. Weadick and
Kelly Chapman Weadick
John J. Wellik and
Susan A. Wellik
Paul M. Wham and
Gail Wham
u James L. Whitlatch and
Ann Baur Whitlatch
Frederick R. Williams and
Nancie Clark Williams
John P. Williams and
Mary Walbaum Williams
James M. Winning and
Mary Baker Winning
u Steven C. Wojanis, Jr. and
Kathy A. Wojanis
Thomas S. Yeo and
Cynthia Van Tassel Yeo
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
James Thomas Adams and
Carol Lee Adams
William R. Allred
John T. Anderson and
Nancy Filkey Anderson
Stuart H. Anness and
Susan Anness
Robert S. Apatoff and
Vicki Garrison Apatoff
David J. Apsey and
Carol S. Beckert
Barbara Forsell Barbieri
Richard L. Beardsley and
Dianne Korff Beardsley
Steven Kent Good and
Carolyn Bednar-Good
Alfred D. Biggs, Jr. and
Ruth Hawkins Biggs
Barbara Salmanson
Blumberg
James L. Bogue
David A. Bohmer and
Lynn Reuss Bohmer
Charles W. Boston and
Gharyl F. Boston
Max L. Boyd and
Betty Soukup Boyd
James A. Breckenridge and
Suzanne DeCosted
Breckenridge
William E. Brubeck, Jr. and
Elizabeth Vonnegut
Brubeck
James E. Brumbaugh
u William M. Buckman and
Alberta Matzke Buckman
Spencer B. Burke and
Phoebe S. Burke
u Jack B. Campbell and
Terry Campbell
Philip L. Carson and
Susan Weeks Carson
Steven T. Catton and
Debra F. Catton
Peter Devine Cleveland and
Rebecca Reasner Cleveland
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Pamela A. Collins
Jeffrey Blair Conner and
Elise Richey Conner
David A. Conrad and
Karen Uhlir Conrad
J. David Cook and
Ann Barrow Cook
Barbara Koepke Cornelsen
David K. Cox and
Billie McCullough Cox
Wayne A. Davidson and
Judith Shafer Davidson
Robert Dale Dillon and
Lisa Sue Dillon
Peter M. Donahower and
Lucia P. Donahower
Philip T. Doughten and
Mary Loop Doughten
Duane L. Dowell and
Vera Ferris Dowell
James W. Downey and
Abigail A. Downey
Boots Duesing dec and
Doris Wells Duesing
James W. Dutton and
Sarah Katterhenry Dutton
Lloyd E. Dyer and
Virginia Millard Dyer
David L. Emison and
Elizabeth J. Emison
E. Rabb Emison, Jr.
Theodore M. Englehart
u Philip N. Eskew, Jr.
L. Penfield Faber and
Marilyn Melvin Faber
Timothy S. Feemster and
Gretchen Benedek Feemster
Charles W. Fetter, Jr. and
Nancy Blessing Fetter
John W. Fisher and
Janice B. Fisher
Anthony C. Fitzgerald and
Tina M. Fitzgerald
James B. Fleece and
Karen Hoven Fleece
Ronald L. Galiene and
Margaret Galiene
Donald W. Garlinger and
Barbara Thompson
Garlinger
Barbara Mayne Gasser
William H. Gilbert and
Kathleen McKay Gilbert
Keith A. Gossard
M. Lewis Gulick
David E. Hall and
Kathleen Zinn Hall
Terry E. Harris and
Mary Harris Harris
Russell H. Hart, Jr.
u Nancy Lewis Haswell
Cleveland P. Hickman, Jr.
and Rae Rickenbacher
Hickman
u Frank F. Hirschman and
Sue Strickland
Hirschman
Peter C. Hledin and
Maria Burnatowska
Hledin
James M. Holland and
Jackie Holland
Richard C. Holland and
Barbara Swisher Holland
Robert B. Holland and
Elizabeth Gross Holland
Joe Gregory Hollingsworth
and Nancy Bartlett
Hollingsworth
Herbert W. Hoover and
Barbara Burton Hoover
Noble F. Huff and
Linda Link Huff
Joseph T. Ives, Jr. and
Mary Shattuck Ives
David M. Ivey
Jan Jacobi and
Virginia Newton Jacobi
John A. Jennings and
Patricia Williams Jennings
John R. Jewett, Jr. and
Perry Bockstahler Jewett
John R. Jewett and
Marybelle Bramhall Jewett
Donald Jones and
Salena Hotchkiss Jones
Kean A. Kamman and
Jill Tanner Kamman
u Michael Keeley and
Janice M. Keeley
Duane M. Kelley and
Susan M. Kelley
Edith B. Kinsey
Robert G. Kirkpatrick and
Joanne Kirkpatrick
John F. Knutson and
Judy Knutson
David Koester and
Mary Koester
Michael L. Kubacki and
Rebecca Kubacki
u Gregory W. Kuper and
Deborah A. Kuper
Douglas Lee Lambert and
Anna Mae Elizabeth
Lambert
Jack H. Lane and
Deborah Zonsius Lane
Frederick R. Lane and
Carol Ann Lane
u Thomas P. Laskey, Jr. and
Betsy Baker Laskey
u David F. Lau and
Nancy Pfeffer Lau
Robert J. Lavidge
u Daniel E. Lewis, Jr. and
Linda Brainard Lewis
W. J. Lewis, Jr. and
Ann Hodson Lewis
James B. Life and
Patricia Moore Life
u C. Sumpter Logan and
Linda Ware Logan
Robert W. Lucky and
Joan Jackson Lucky
William J. Mannlein and
Dinah Eggers Mannlein
Douglas K. Martin and
Danita L. Lively
Stephen A. Martinez and
Julia Ashton Martinez
James H. Mason and
Anabel Russell Mason
Pamela A. McCord
Thomas L. McCormick and
Mary McCormick
Kenneth B. McCoy, Jr. and
Barbara Swensrud
McCoy
Michael S. McCrea and
Gay P. McCrea
Maurice Lee McDermond,
Jr. and Anne Frankel
McDermond
Craig L. McGaughey and
Kathleen McGaughey
Richard F. McLoughlin and
Anita Henderson
McLoughlin
John C. Melangton
Jack Meng and
Engrid Hitch Meng
Robert W. Miller and
Jane Schwalm Miller
Jack L. Moore and
Kathleen Moore
Robert L. Muller and
Shirley Fouch Muller
Michael Allbee Murphy and
Fran Garrison Murphy
David C. Murray and
Susan V. Murray
William D. Naftzger
Raymond F. Nealon and
Bonnie M. Nealon
u Thomas M. O’Neil and
Beth K. O’Neil
Robert F. Ogden
Clark Orr and
Kathleen W. Orr
William H. Osha and
Judith G. Osha
John B. Parks and
Roberta B. Parks
James D. Parsons
u Richard W. Pell and
Jane E. Pell
Gregg Ramshaw and
Mary Leonard Ramshaw
Lawrence A. Ratcliffe and
Susan K. Ratcliffe
u Charles E. Ray and
Frances Bagby Ray
John D. Reed, Jr. and
Diana M. Reed
Richard H. Reitz and
Catharine Pierson Reitz
Dorothy Boyd Richards
Richard C. Richmond
III and Constance T.
Richmond
Daniel J. Riley and
Rebecca Riley
Thomas M. Robertson and
Alice Robertson
John N. Rooks and
Mary N. Rooks
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Ruark
Richard L. Schaefer and
Katharine R. Schaefer
Gary E. Schmidt and
Therese A. Schmidt
John F. Schneider and
Frances Schneider
Robert W. Schrier and
Barbara Lindley Schrier
Roger A. Sheppard and
Janine Susott Sheppard
Ned A. Smith and
Marcia Fobes Smith
Sogi Soder and Alice Soder
Lisabeth Fortune Somerville
Ronald W. Sondee and
Mary McCorkle Sondee
u Thomas J. Spackman and
Donna Stewart Spackman
Richard A. Speller and
Nancy Speller
Gustav E. Staahl, Jr. and
Mary Staahl
Max L. Stackhouse and
Jean Hostetler Stackhouse
David E. Stahly and
Karen Good Stahly
Howard E. Steele and
Marilyn Smith Steele
Raymond Stout and
Teri L. Stout
Carlton B. Stringfellow and
Joellen McFarland
Stringfellow
u Kim W. Suchy and
Terri L. Suchy
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Thomas William Surber and Oscar F. Yanson and Marguerite Brestan Celia Crossley Robert K. Gibson and Michael Stanley McGraw and
Deborah Ann Surber Julia Countryman Yanson Robert D. Britigan, Jr. and Gregory A. Crow and Lynn Sturgeon Gibson Mary Randolph McGraw
Donald E. Surber and William A. Zukoski and Susan Locke Britigan Arlene Burnside Crow Frank Walker Gilmer and Patricia McGreevy
Nancy Stewart Surber Miriam Ely Zukoski Daniel E. Brunette and Nancy Bain Cunning Peggy Gilmer Kenneth Michael McLoughlin
John Eldred Swearingen dec Mary Beth Dreyer Brunette Stephen Daly and Thomas R. Golden and and Sheri Maria
Bruce Stephen Terlep and PATRONS CIRCLE William D. Bucher and Candace Johnson Daly Anne Troxel Golden McLoughlin
Virginia Stephens Terlep David T. Allen and Jane Arterburn Bucher G. Richard Danielson and u David W. Gray and Gary K. McWilliams and
Richard F. Timmons and Carol Ann Allen John W. Busey and Phyllis Nelson Danielson Sarah Graser Gray Nancy Redding McWilliams
Karen Timmons Peter T. Allen and Judith R. Busey Miles J. Davis J. Thomas Grayson and Terry M. Miller and
Russell F. Triebel and Sally Hauck Allen Gerald D. Capoot, Jr. and Albert S. Deichmiller Helen Gerber Grayson Martha J. Miller
Jeannine Spangler Triebel Richard A. Ames and Sally Capoot Frederick K. Donaldson and Frederick M. Green and Louise Martin Mohler
Douglas M. Wade and Marcia Barron Ames u Richard T. Carlin and Suzahn Donaldson Judy L. Green Harry D. Moore and
Ann Thomas Wade Jim Anderson and Roberta Graef Carlin Gary J. Dressel and Alan L. Grogan and Margaret Sandy Moore dec
C. Richard Walker, Jr. and Marilyn Anderson u Guy A. Carter and Marilyn Sue Dressel Susan Grogan Michael J. Moran and
Elizabeth Kaiser Walker Brevoort Baker II and Sondra Carter K. Luke Eades and u Steven P. Grossnickle and Mary Johnson Moran
Richard L. Walker and JoAnn Givens Baker John T. Casey and Shannon Coghlan Eades Loretta Grossnickle John M. Musgrave and
Melissa Watson Walker John C. Barber and Mary Linda Casey James A. Felts George C. Halfmann and Portia Mutschler Musgrave
Karl C. Wasson and June Scott Barber Douglas R. Chamberlain and Roy J. Ferguson and Mary Morgan Halfmann David W. Neeb and
Ann E. Wasson u Harold D. Bauer and Linda J. Chamberlain Marilyn Sanders Michael A. Herrell and Sarah Carroll Neeb
Thomas P. Weirich and Susan R. Bauer Shirley Dungan Cline Ferguson Helen Herrell James B. Nelson and
Harriet Weirich u Dennis C. Becker and Warren J. Close Bernard F. Ferringer and J. Q. Herrin and Jean Nelson
Walter E. Wells Nancy Netherland Becker Robert Kent Clough and Vicki Lind Ferringer Nancy Rich Herrin Robert E. Nelson and
P. Andrew Wieland and Jane Evans Berghoff Linda Grandt Clough Jere David Field G. Richard Hershberger and Jo Janet Nelson
Roxana S. Wieland Brian W. Birnie and Rick L. Coffin and C. Thomas Floyd and Petry Hershberger Joseph S. Northrop and
John F. Wilhelm III and Beth Birnie Sarah Robinson Coffin Charlotte Thiemelke-Floyd Jeffrey L. Hodge and Marcia Utter Northrop
Nancy Hadley Wilhelm Richard C. Boling II and Charles S. Combs and Richard Robert Funk and Kathryn Beth Hodge J. Bergen Parkhill and
Stanley A. Williams and Babette Arbogast Boling Virginia Nelson Combs Martha Huffman Funk Steven D. Hoenig and Marilyn Basinger Parkhill
Sueann Stedman Williams Bryce C. Boothby and James C. Costin and Mark T. Garrigus and Julia May Hoenig William David Pendl and
Dale G. Wills and Bette Johnston Boothby Nancy Boyd Costin Nancy Matthei Garrigus William B. Hoenig, Jr. and Deborah Meier Pendl
Cynthia B. Wills Nancy Bardonner Bossert H. Keith Cox and Thomas H. Gee and MaryBelle Ferguson Hoenig Marcia Edwards Peterson
Lynn Halloran Yaeger Elmer P. Brestan and Loraine Loomis Cox Tedra Gee John B. Holdeman and James G. Petrus and
James R. Crossley and Dian Alfrey Holdeman Karen Petrus
Clifton L. Holmes and Frank J. Pistoia and
Endowment Gift at Work Laqueta Holmes Cynthia A. Pistoia
Steven Arthur Holt and Glen D. Pittman and
Emily Ann Holt Jeanne Decosted Pittman
Sociologist stresses importance of interdisciplinary studies David W. Holty and
Jane Striebeck Holty
Daniel H. Ransdell and
Rhonda Ransdell
“The value of interdisciplinary studies in general is that we Thomas C. Huff and Michael F. Rapp
Janet Huff Stephen A. Rappaport and
look for answers to real-world problems, and not simply learn the Thomas Hughes and Pamela Flummerfelt
Jane Roehr Hughes Rappaport
knowledge that each discipline has to offer.” Tamara M. Beauboeuf Thomas W. Hunter and Fred L. Rasp and
Barbara Day Hunter dec Cynthia Adolphsen Rasp
knows a great deal about working across disciplines. An associate Robert V. Johnson and Erick R. Ratzer and
Virginia Milbacher Jeanne Mason Ratzer
professor, Beauboeuf teaches in the areas of sociology, education Johnson Charles F. Reinhardt and
studies and women’s studies. Theodore M. Katula, Jr. and Linda Ieler Reinhardt
Linda Martin Katula George J. Roberts and
A past recipient of time-out awards from the John and Janice James D. Kelly and Debbie Roberts
Teresa Martella Kelly Barry O. Rudert and
Fisher Fund for Faculty Development and of the Exemplary Teaching Robert M. Kelsey Rosalie Rudert
Stephen L. Kendrick and Walter Schmid and
Award, Beauboeuf has developed several courses with interdisciplin- Helen A. Kendrick Marilyn Miller Schmid
J. Howie King and Bruno Beat Schmitter and
ary content. Women in Education explores the experiences and Jane Clements King Judith Schmitter
Robert E. Klee and Christopher Conner Seigel and
contributions of women and girls as students, teachers, researchers and innovators over the last 150 Cynthia Coridan Klee Jane Crum Seigel
Polly DePenaloza Kramer Thomas W. Seitz and
years. She also teaches Women, Culture and Identity, which examines what constitutes plural notions u John Lawlor and Nancy Phelps Seitz
Nancy Lawlor Timothy H. Selby and
of femininity from such vantage points as sociology, literature, psychology and gender theory. Robert L. Lee and Nancy Weir Selby
Her main area of research centers on “racialized gender.” It is not enough, Beauboeuf explains, Marjorie Self Lee Kevin Trent Shaw and
Robert D. Leigeber and Carole Summers Shaw
to speak of women or men in broad terms only. “Gender always has race involved in it.” Through Eleanor Crosby Leigeber u David R. Sheaffer and
Joe C. Leonard and Nancy Grumling Sheaffer
a series of personal interviews with women, Beauboeuf has explored the concept of “the strong, Karen Leonard Ellen Beebee Shelby
Norman J. Lerum and Joanne Arvidson Sheperd
Black woman,” its historical origins, its meaning in the lives of individual women, and its function Eileen Burns Lerum William G. Shorney and
Thomas E. Lilly and Erika Esser Shorney
among other stereotypes in our society. Marianne Lilly Thomas Simpson and
Peter F. Mackie and Nancy Husband Simpson
Here at DePauw, Beauboeuf is thrilled to take part in what President Casey calls “intellectual Catherine Bodin Mackie Wendell K. Simpson
Barry Samuel Markman and Carl P. Singer and
play.” She adds, “The University recognizes that we came into these disciplines because we fell in Judy Williamson Margaret M. Singer
Markman Gerald Skidmore and
love with them.” She notes that it is support for faculty development that keeps professors intel- Dwight E. Matthews and Sarah G. Skidmore
lectually engaged – an engagement, and an excitement, that she gladly passes along to her students Ellen L. Matthews Frederick M. Soster and
Wayne May and Jennifer Clarkson Soster
as a teacher-scholar. Marion Wrege May dec Peter F. Spataro and
Elizabeth B. Spataro
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Jack R. Stodghill and
Beverly Mullen Stodghill
Robert N. Supple and
Sue Farrell Supple
Larry G. Sutton and
Patricia Hollister Sutton
Donald B. Swain and
Mary Price Swain
Robert J. Thomas and
Doris R. Thomas
Richard A. Thornburg and
Joyce Ledstone Thornburg
David Vance Tobik and
Anne Harter Tobik
James M. Totman
Thomas C. Tubekis and
Barbara Martin Tubekis
Robert E. Van Metre and
Barbara A. Van Metre
P. David Waller, Jr. and
Gail Robertson Waller
Scott David Weiner and
Carolyn Anne Weiner
Robert O. Weiss and
Ann Weiss
John Wernert III and
Cathleen Graham
Wernert
Christopher R. White and
Kimberly A. White
Julie Smith Wiehl
Elizabeth Hedges Witteveen
David John Workman and
Faith Elizabeth Workman
Robert B. Wright and
Marianna Soaper Wright
u Wendy Ferguson Wright
John O. Wyandt and
Dorothy Johnson Wyandt
Robert C. Zimmer and
Ethel Ford Zimmer
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Ramachandra B. Abhyankar
and Rashmi R.
Abhyankar
Ruth Henley Adams
Frank B. Adney, Jr. and
Mary Alice Claycombe
Adney
David C. Ahlgren and
Deborah Adams Ahlgren
J. Patrick Aikman
O. Bukky Akinbola and
Obo Effanga Akinbola
Melvin L. Allen and
Joyce Vietzke Allen
Wesley H. Allen
Donald K. Andersen and
Ann Freehafer Andersen
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Richard B. Annett and
Cynthia Perin Annett
Samuel Richard Ardery and
Patricia Stevens Ardery
Kimberly Johnson Arrington
James L. Babcock and
Lynn Maish Babcock
William J. Baier and
Gini Baier
James J. Baldwin
James H. Barrett and
Beth Stewart Barrett
Richard P. Barry and
Jody Witherspoon Barry
Robert C. Bayer and
Patricia Bayer
Kenneth W. Beadling, Jr. and
Susan Gilbertson-
Beadling
Frank R. Bean and
Joyce L. Bean
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Arthur F. Beck and
Sharon Latham Beck
Berton H. Belt and
Barbara Hartong Belt
L. R. Bennington and
Karin Hennings
Bennington
Gilbert H. Bierman
Allen K. Billingsley
Kent A. Billingsley, Jr. and
Patricia D. Billingsley
J. Curtis Blang and
Grace Blang
Raymond D. Bock, Jr. and
Melinda J. Bock
John A. Bollero and
Katherine O. Bollero
Timothy Scott Borne and
Ann Spear Borne
Edward C. Borneman and
Sandra Hadley Borneman
Talmage R. Bosin and
Elizabeth Witler Bosin
Lynn Tozer Bowles
Mary Fisher Bowmar
John F. Boxell and
Marilyn Smith Boxell
Mark A. Boyd and
Stephanie June Boyd
Thomas P. Boyer and
Nancy Eshcoff Boyer
Randall L. Braddom and
Diane Braddom
Philip F. Bradford and
Sally F. Bradford
Gordon H. M. Brain
Susan Day Brattain
William Breck and
Sarah Clark Breck
Robert F. Breese and
Miriam Cole Breese
Mary Murphy Bretscher
Andrew J. Brown and
Betsy Steffen Brown
Raymond P. Brown
Thomas L. Brunkow and
Katherine Ault Brunkow
Jerry M. Burand and
Joann Decker Burand
David L. Burke
Keith W. Burnham and
Joanne Gits Burnham
John E. Burns, Jr. and
Martha W. M. Burns
Stanley R. Bushouse and
Judith Staebler Bushouse
John D. Butler and
Candace Judah Butler
Joseph Butler dec
Charles M. Byers and
Penny J. Byers
Dan E. Bylenga, Jr. and
Nancy Johnstone Bylenga
Douglas R. Cahill and
Kathryn Cahill
William C. Caldwell, Jr.
Donald Keith Campbell
Jesse James Cancelmo and
Christine Niles Cancelmo
Nancy Carlson
Stephen A. Carns and
Nancy Wolf Carns
Thomas R. Cath and
Allison A. Cath
James K. Chamness and
Dorothy Frey Chamness
J. Eric Christman and
Marsha L. Christman
Robin Cochran Christman
John R. Claycombe
David W. Clifford and
Jean McCalister Clifford
Richard E. Clift
W. Michael Clippinger and
Ellen Myers Clippinger
Joanne Beil Conners
Barbara Reiners Constance
Dean L. Cook and
Susan Correll Cook
Bruce H. Cooke and
Janice Mullen Cooke
Marc E. Cooper and
Linda Cooper
David E. Copher and
Martha Dehner Copher
Alan S. Cordell and
Diane Davis Cordell
Patrick Corrigan and
Linda Buell Corrigan
Michael L. Costello and
Laura J. Costello
Andrew Richard Creighton
and Katherine Mary
Creighton
Mark A. Crisan and
Janelle L. Crisan
David E. Cross and
Charleen Cross
Waneta Maxwell Dailey
Bruce R. Danner and
Lois Cashin Danner
William J. Darosett and
Nancy Phillips Darosett
Dick Daugherty and
Shirley Lauridsen
Daugherty
Geralyn Rose Davis
James D. Davis and
Susan G. Davis
Phillip C. Davis and
Mary Emison Davis
Scott Layne Davis and
Joan Kuhl Davis
Richard F. Davis and
Suzanne Wagner Davis
James W. DeArmond and
Patricia Murphy
DeArmond
Ralph F. DeRose and
Mary Ann DeRose
Nancy Wittgen DeVoe
William B. Degitz and
Rebecca Wray Degitz
John R. Dehner and
Maribell Dehner
Delmar Earl Demaree III
and Martha Daniel
Demaree
Stephanie Diane Dietz
Daniel C. Dillon and
Catherine Hash Dillon
David A. Dimmers and
Caroline Adair Dimmers
Jane Lambert Doerge
Herbert K. Douglas and
Sharon Ronneau Douglas
Robert J. Dow and
Vicki Dow
Philip B. Dray and
Meredith L. Dray
William M. Dugan, Jr. and
Ann Carper Dugan
Charles E. Dunlap and
Carolyn Hungness Dunlap
Katherine Rippey Duval
Tod Eberle and
Janet C. Eberle
Roger Edvenson and
Peggy Edvenson
Ronald B. Eich and
Kathryn W. Eich
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Susanna Bowers Ellinwood
Donald F. Elliott, Jr. and
Dorothy Elliott
Jesse Duncan Elliott and
Susan Ruwitch Elliott
Randall A. Emerson and
M. Jo Emerson
Earl A. Enix and
Candy S. Enix
David S. Ensing and
Gretchen L. Rohm
Donald J. Evans and
Kathleen Vietzke Evans
Thomas N. Ewing, Jr.
David L. Faulk and
Kris Maroon Faulk
Peter M. Fellegy and
MaryEllen D. Fellegy
John D. Fetters and
Marilyn Holtman Fetters
Hilliard J. Fjord and
Hope Kain Fjord
Charles H. Flatter and
Janice W. Flatter
William H. Fletcher and
Helen E. Fletcher
Dennis G. Fogarty and
Christy Fogarty
David G. Fontana and
Jeanne Fontana
Robert M. Forslund and
Beverly Close Forslund
Thomas C. Fox and
Betty W. Fox
John D. Frankel and
Nanette Thomas Frankel
Willard J. Frederick and
Kathryn J. Frederick
C. William Freeby and
Marcia Andrews Freeby
Russell L. Freeland and
Joan Miles Freeland
Jerry A. Freeman and
Alice Rogers Freeman
Phyllis Wefel Fruechtenicht
James R. Gammon and
Sharon Sanders Gammon
Charles L. Gardner and
Rita A. Gardner
Robert H. Gardner
John T. Gaunt and
Marcia E. Gaunt
Karl E. Gibson and
Sarah Jewell Gibson
David W. Gilbert and
Meg Gilbert
James W. Gladden, Jr. and
Patricia T. Gladden
Michael Dean Gladson and
Lisa Raible Gladson
Robert L. Glass
John R. Gottbrath
Richard D. Gottfred and
Catherine Huff Gottfred
Jack W. Graham and
Sofie B. Larson Graham
David Martz Grant and
Patricia Strauss Grant
David Edward Grass and
Mary Ann Grass
Elizabeth Roberts Greene
Gordon F. Greenman
Robert A. Greising and
Margaret Kissling
Greising
John H. Greves III and
Mari McGaughey Greves
Gerald H. Gruber and
Linda Gruber
Gordon Blue Guess and
Carole Naber Guess
u Donald N. Halbert and
Elizabeth Nesbit Halbert
R. Michael Hall and
Ruth Hall
Michael John Halvonik and
Deborah Lynn Halvonik
James C. Hambidge and
Sheryl Householder
Hambidge
Raymond D. Hamstra and
Sheryl R. Hamstra
James R. Hanahan and
Linda Stang Hanahan
Jay B. Hanselmann
Marion Goldthwaite Harcourt
u Thomas O. Thompson
and Thelma Hunter
Harkness-Thompson
Louis W. Harmening, Jr. and
Janet Bloxsome Harmening
Howard L. Harmon, Jr. and
Anne Emison Harmon
Gloria Hatfield
Philip C. Hauck and
Kathrine Harris Hauck
William F. Hayes, Sr. and
Susan Seaforth Hayes
Carolyn Waller Heagey
Craig R. Hedin
Linda Nye Heitzman
Charles R. Heller and
Nancy Crane Heller
Rollie L. Helmling and
Carol Flummerfelt
Helmling
C. Salen Herke
Richard E. Hett and
Barbara Murray Hett
Jerome R. Hey and
Lucinda Jones Hey
Prudence Dix Hilger
Albert F. Hill and
Nancy Vandermoer Hill dec
Elizabeth Surbeck Hitchner
George F. Holland II and
Elizabeth Hardy Holland
Pamela Hollar
James Hollensteiner and
Wanda Hollensteiner
C. Curtis Holmes
Rebecca Johnston Howard
Marillyn Knuepfer Hudson
Mary West Huggard
Martha Obear Huggins
Mary Coyle Hughes
Keith R. Hughet and
Lois Kjellberg Hughet
James O. Huisinga and
Joan Furlong Huisinga
David C. Hyde and
Esther Steele Hyde
John E. Ibendahl and
Barbara Ibendahl
Kenneth R. Ingle, Jr. and
Betsy Ingle
Anthony P. Isch and
Anna Isch
Rosanne Miller Jacks
David P. Jacobs
Ray S. Jacobs dec and
Miriam White Jacobs
Karen Neighbours Janssen
Norman F. Jay and
Judith Harding Jay
Thomas Michael Jenkins and
Elizabeth Susan Jenkins
L. Edward John
Charles I. Johnson and
Shirley Johnson
Susan Crabb Johnson
James H. Jones and
Elizabeth Coe Jones
Michael Karpinski and
Terry L. Karpinski
Victor A. Kassel and
Annichen Bohn Kassel
Philip Kevin Kazer and
Beth Hootman Kazer
Wayne A. Keilman and
Linda L. Keilman
Michael J. Keller and
Julie A. Keller
Carol Breuhaus Kenney
Jason J. Kesler
Ronald P. Key and
Margaret Tucker Key
William G. Kinkade and
Diane Lombard Kinkade
Daniel B. Kinsey and
Mary Helmen Kinsey
David Klarer and
Constance Ceeley Klarer
Robert J. Kleymeyer
Richard E. Knapp and
Ann Bland Knapp
Robert J. Kniskern and
Barbara Steele Kniskern
Roland E. Koenig
Roland M. Kohr and
Jane B. Kohr
Christine Ann Kreipke
Lawrence A. Kriegshauser
and Dianne M.
Kriegshauser
Sheridan Lam and
Lisa M. Lam
Shirley Veneman Lanum
Michael W. Laukitis and
Lora Laukitis
Roger S. Lawton and
Virginia Lawton
William B. Leist and
Mary Kendall Leist
Virginia Cook Lester
Michael B. Lett and
Beth A. Lett
H. Eugene Lewis and
Peggy Lewis
Henry Lewis and
Pat C. Lewis
Ronald W. Liechty and
Anna Lucille Liechty
Jon L. Liljequist and
Bonnie Barrow Liljequist
Doris K. Lininger
Richard W. Loring and
Janet Teetor Loring
Lee Loudermilk and
Michele Loudermilk
John C. Lowe and
Judy S. Lowe
Norman E. MacGregor and
Nancy Norberg
MacGregor
Thomas O. Maijala and
Jean Fletcher Maijala
Merrill M. Main and
Sandra Q. Main
Harold M. Manifold
Mark P. Mantovani and
Patricia A. Mantovani
Neil L. Marchese and
Claire Anshutz Marchese
William C. Marlatt and
Kathryn G. Marlatt
Robert E. Matthews
Lawrence J. Mordan and
Susan D. McCombs
Charles W. McConnell and
Nancy Hackler
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u Thomas A. McElhaney and
Janice M. McElhaney
John W. McFarland and
Nancy Elliott McFarland
Joseph F. McGonigal and
Denise R. McGonigal
John T. McGowan
Douglas McLaren and
Judith Williams McLaren
S. Michael McLaughlin and
Mary McLaughlin
Robert V. McMahon, Sr. and
Carol Borge McMahon
Brian L. McPheters and
Michal McPheters
Paul A. Medlock and
Linda Kuonen Medlock
George H. Mellow and
Carol A. Mellow
John Mark Irvine and
Valerie C. Merriam
Christopher Linn Meyer and
Janet Kay Meyer
Timothy Edward Meyer and
Melissa Phillips Meyer
Christos G. Miliotes and
Elaine Demos Miliotes
Kathryn Weesner Miller
Keith L. Miller and
Linda Mitchell Miller
Paul D. Milne and
Elizabeth A. Milne
Thomas Foreman
Mittendorf and
Darla Dee Mittendorf
Michael D. Mokodean and
Carol Mokodean
u Bruce Molitoris
James D. Moore and
Diane P. Moore
Jeffrey K. Moore and
Susan Mobley Moore
Mary Lu Moran
John A. Morehead and
Janet A. Morehead
Jay A. Morris and
Marilyn Miller Morris
John W. Morris and
Wilma Elaine Bishop
Morris
Norman G. Morris
Gwen G. Morris
George G. Morrison and
Marilyn Stevenson
Morrison
Peter C. Mountz
Eric Richard Moy and
Jennifer Davis Moy
Larry J. Mugge and
Carolyn Schrank Mugge
Julia Kiesselbach Mullican
Alphonsus C. Murphy and
Peg Ann Murphy
Jon B. Myers and
Judith Simpson Myers
Bruce David Myrehn and
Kimberly Holycross
Myrehn
Sami B. Nammari and
Joan Nammari
Harold E. Nelson and
Joan H. Nelson
William R. Nesbit and
Nancy Hartz Nesbit
Charlotte Hyman Neuhauser
William A. Neumann and
Jacqueline D. Neumann
James E. Nicely and
Sonya Jones Nicely
James R. Nicholson and
Margaret McCrea
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Thomas L. Nolan and
Margaret W. Nolan
Sheila Griffith Nolin
John B. Noll
Maxine Blue Noll
J. Raymond North, Jr. and
Sue Sappenfield North
Greggory A. Notestine and
Sarah J. Notestine
Michael F. O’Brien and
Alice Weyeneth O’Brien
James L. Oblinger and
Diana Gelene Oblinger
Richard A. Ohs and
Cathy Ohs
Charles Oldfield and
Dorothy K. Oldfield
Gregory E. Olson and
Kathryn S. Olson
Joyce Adams Patterson
James L. Patton and
Denise M. Patton
William H. Pearson
Donna Hostetter Peebles
William A. Pendl
John F. Penrod and
Paula R. Penrod
Gordon S. Peters and
Jean Hartsock Peters
Kimberly Peterson and
Marilyn Thomas Peterson
Marcey A. Peterson
Paul C. Philips and
Marti Philips
Dian DerOhanian Phillips
George W. Phillips, Jr. and
Martha Williamson
Phillips
Brian C. Phipps and
Teresa Phipps
Geraldine Primich Pigott
M. Edward Pinaire and
Marilyn Seabrook Pinaire
William H. Poggemeier, Jr. and
Eunice D. Wilke
Todd W. Ponder and
Carolynn M. Ponder
Jeffrey J. Porritt and
Lynn Fox Porritt
Marian Osborn Porter
Marjorie Lentz Porter
John G. Prodromos and
Debra P. Prodromos
George F. Qua and
Sabra Hansen Qua
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Elizabeth Doeller Radcliff
George A. Rakes and
Amy Rakes
Plenny J.R. Reece
Donald G. Reiff and
Mary Shauman Reiff
Frederick C. Reigle, Sr.
Timothy A. Reiman and
Karen West Reiman
William T. Reiners III and
Patricia F. Reiners
Phillip Lee Resseguie and
Linda Jane Resseguie
Dennis G. Richter and
Sandra Lough Richter
John L. Rikhoff and
Karen Knutson Rikhoff
V. Eugene Ritz
Grover H. Roane and
E. Jane Roane
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Susan Ross
Robert Ross and
Victoria Kensek Ross
Douglas L. Rossiter and
Rosemary Rossiter
Philip J. Ruedig and
Anne Keeney Ruedig
Ned P. Rule and
Lynn Rezek Rule
Ralph E. Savage and
Janet Teter Savage
Richard R. Savage and
Patricia Dungan Savage
Timothy L. Schaub and
Lucy G. Schaub
G. David Schiering
Robert A. Schilling and
Rita S. Schilling
Charles A. Schirmer and
Jeanne Ashbaugh Schirmer
David L. Schmalz
Richard Charles Schroeder
and Angela Marie
Schroeder
Richard L. Schubert and
Judy Chupp Schubert
Robert M. Schulte and
Bonnie L. Schulte
William E. Schulz III and
Eula M. Schulz
Gene Scott and
Beverley Barnes Scott
James S. Seebass and
Diane Black Seebass
Mitchell Victor Yonkler and
Sue Ann Seiler
L. Ray Sells and
Phyllis Rauth Sells
Edward Seto
John R. Showalter, Jr.
Sue Lett Showalter
Paul G. Simon and
Susan Scott Simon
Lucy Brown Sloan
Donald R. Smith and
Elaine L. Smith
Donald E. Smith and
Gretel Heinzerling Smith
James M. Smith and
Marilyn Koch Smith
Mary Ann Lacy Smith
Ronald D. Smith and
Marilyn H. Smith
Roy T. Smith and
Marilyn F. Smith
Wrede Howard Smith, Jr. and
Melissa Uelk Smith
Kenney M. Snell and
Cathy C. Snell
Donn H. Spilman and
Mary Baughman Spilman
Glenn H. Spoerl and
Karen Johnson Spoerl
Jay Forrest Stannard II and
Mary Elizabeth Stannard
John C. Stark and
Barbara Gregg Stark
John R. Stauffer and
Joyce E. Stauffer
Paul E. Steele and
Diana M. Steele
Ralph S. Steele and
Myrene L. Steele
George E. Steinhouse and
Michele A. Steinhouse
Jay U. Sterling and
Angela Anne Sterling
Steven M. Still and
Lynn Bryant Still
James R. Stillwell and
Judith Ward Stillwell
David D. Stone and
Margaret Stone
Alice Taylor Storey
Dan J. Stryker and
Patricia Carey Stryker
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Donald E. Stullken and
Elizabeth Russell Stullken
Steven E. Swanson and
Mary E. Swanson
Alice Trickey Swiatek
William R. Syverson and
Christine M. Syverson
Patricia Hammer Taggart
Alice Edelmaier Taglauer
Douglas Scott Taylor and
Elisabeth Hildebrand-
Taylor
Julian Taylor and
Evelyn Viliran Taylor
Lawrence P. Taylor and
Margaret J. Taylor
Eleanor Davis Tener
Michael A. Terry and
Elizabeth Godfrey Terry
E. Lain Tetrick and
Elva Talenberg Tetrick
Glenn W. Thompson, Jr. and
Ann McQueen
Thompson
John F. Throckmorton and
Martha Throckmorton
Robert D. Tiemann II and
Mary Gadd Tiemann
Thomas Brian Tobin and
Suzanne Kermes Tobin
James H. Tower, Jr.
Allen R. Trowbridge and
Martha Moore Trowbridge
Imo Yates Umfleet
Jane Hale Utterback
Raymond G. Vasey and
Janet Vasey
Margaret Brown Wagoner
Richard L. Waldron and
Susan Cook Waldron
David M. Walker and
Patricia Jacks Walker
Thomas J. Walker and
Ellyn Vyhnalek Walker
u Donald B. Walters and
Barbara Griffiths Walters
Robert T. Watson and
Jean Mehlig Watson
Sharon Stallings Watson
Ronald K. Weimar and
Carolyn Smith Weimar
Lawrence Thomas Welch
and Kathleen Gillis
Welch
Robert T. Whetzel and
Sherri Brown Whetzel
Charles A. Whitcomb
Susan Kolkmeier
Whitehouse
Robert S. Whitelaw and
Paula T. Whitelaw
Alec Wightman and
Kathleen Wightman
Janet Lewis Williams
John R. Willman and
Marietta May Willman
David E. Winton and
Nancy Harrison Winton
Douglas Walter Wolfe and
Marta Hawthorne Wolfe
James W. Wood and
Sandra McDermond Wood
William P. Wooden and
Susan Scoins Wooden
Steven W. Worthington and
Susan Worthington
John David Wright and
Barbara Underwood Wright
David G. Yahnke and
Marilyn Rist Yahnke
James A. Yoder and
Ellen Yoder
Noble H. Yoshida and
Fumie Yoshida
u Richard A. Young and
Kimberlee Tweedy Young
James D. Zachritz and
Arlene Calkins Zachritz
John F. Zeiger and
Joan Zeiger
Raymond Edward Zielinski and
Ann Cederblad Zielinski
Joelen Cox Zimont
CONTRIBUTORS
Myles K. Acken and
Christine Patterson
Acken
Judith Folk Aikman
William R. Aikman and
Rebecca Roush Aikman
Thomas Hockman Alford
and Martha Raber Alford
Linda Allen
Peter G. Allread and
Laura Mills Allread
Martha J. Anderson
Colleen A. Anderson-Higgs
James L. Andrew and
Nancy Andreae Andrew
Maria A. Angulo
Elbert L. Archibald and
Elizabeth Archibald
Kermit W. Arnold
William C. Ashman and
Gloria A. Ashman
Gunther W. Baatz and
Jacqueline Schuldes Baatz
Brian Bruce Baber and
Wanda Jean Baber
Jay D. Bach and
Patricia J. Bach
Gary M. Barcus and
Regina Minear Barcus
Lester S. Barritt and
Elizabeth L. Barritt
John C. Baumgartner and
Donna C. Baumgartner
Mary Hester Bayer
Warren E. Beebe and
Mary Montgomery Beebe
Lester E. Beesley and
Nancy Beesley
Allen A. Bell, Jr.
Edward L. Bennett and
Kathryn L. Bennett
Janet Robison Berger
Robert E. Beswick and
Gloria Routt Beswick
u Dan R. Blunt and
Phyllis Stormont Blunt
Jack Boeh and
Janet Marshall Boeh
John W. Breck and
Sarah Smith Breck
Parke M. Brewer and
Denise Ward Brewer
Louise D. Brown
Wayne Brucks and
Susan Koenig Brucks
Judith Hager Bryan
Judith Walker Buchanan
Howard L. Bull and
Sheila Kay Settle
Vic K. Burriss and
Susan West Burriss
James W. Burroughs and
Donna Morris Burroughs
Clifton C. Capp and
Dorothy Scott Capp
Mary Daggett Carlton
Jane Mohler Carpenter
James G. Carr and
Carol Warren Carr
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
Richard L. Carson and
Mary Carson
Jack Cassiday and
Paula Stenger Cassiday
John K. Knoche and
Patricia M. Cassiday
Jan L. Chalfant and
Mary Ann Chalfant
Robert B. Chevalier
Walter Chroniak and
Helen Rudesill Chroniak
Richard E. Claar and
Constance Evans Claar
Joseph H. Clark and
Barbara Brewer Clark
William M. Clark
F. William Clemenson
Henry Coan and
Nancy Hilliger Coan
Richard E. Coffey and
Jean McArthur Coffey
Elizabeth Phelps Cole
Barbara Coons Connelly
Tonia C. Cooper
Timothy M. Cordes and
Janet Cordes
Steven P. Crantz and
Julie Crantz
James A. Crawford and
Stephanie B. Crawford
Terry A. Cromwell and
Janice Cromwell
Glen F. Crum and
Harriett Hesslin Crum
Randal E. Curnutt and
Cynthia Cox Curnutt
Curt M. Curts and
Linda Hoyt Curts
Duarte M. Da Silveira and
Denise Anderson
Da Silveira
Charles H. Dale and
Mary Stone Dale
Russell R. Dart and
Marilyn Sue Dart
Molly Mitchell Davidson
David M. Decker and
Susan Stephanoff Decker
Harry C. Dees, Jr.
David A. Dickerson and
Mary Dickerson
Claire Heywood Dietz
Edward F. Dirks
George T. Dodd and
Ginger Dodd
Richard A. Drewes and
Sandy Drewes
William G. Drewes and
Beth Drewes
Robert W. Edmunds and
May Gilbert Edmunds
William K. Elbring
John N. Elliott and
Joyce Whitehead Elliott
Howard W. Eloe
Carol Olson Emens
Thomas J. Faber and
Rosemarie Hosbach Faber
Donald G. Farquhar and
Jeanne H. Farquhar
Cary Kay Fellman
Joseph S. Fletcher and
Patricia B. Fletcher
Nancy Cox Fontaine
Kirkland H. Gates and
Kathryn G. Gates
Walter B. Geoghegan III and
Karen E. Geoghegan
John A. Gibson and
Ann B. Gibson
Robert H. Gipson and
Alicia Gipson

C. William Gregory and
Pauline Grossman Gregory
Michael N. Griffin and
Jennifer Sanger Griffin
Barbara Banks Gurney
Margaret Clippinger Gutting
William R. Hallett and
Donna M. Hallett
Wanda Beebe Hamilton
Leslie E. Haney and
Laura L. Haney
Mary Ann Jones Hanna
Ronald L. Hardman and
Martha Snavely Hardman
David M. Harr and
Annabell Harr
Samuel W. Hart dec
James B. Hawkins and
Marcia Hawkins
Wade N. Hazel and
Tavia S. Pigg
Patricia Henderson
Patricia Herrell Hentze
Allen B. Higgins
Chris Lee Hilbrich and
Janet Lee Hilbrich
Herbert N. Hill and
Gloria Reichenbach Hill
John W. Holden III and
Jane Stewart Holden
Jane Hedgcock Holt
Franklin D. Horner
Carl F. Horton and
Evelyn Hartford Horton
Richard J. Howson and
Katherine M. Howson
Melvyn J. Huber
Peggy Ragan Hughes
Nancy Hiller Humphrey
Steven R. Jacobs and
Susan Thorp Jacobs
Cheryl Sorenson Jamison
Peter F. Jessen and
Elizabeth H. Jessen
William K. Johnson and
Martha Johnson
Janet L. Jones
Robert C. Jones and
Esther Julian Jones
Philip A. Kaminski and
Susan Kaminski
Katherine Roberts Keenan
Margaret Showalter Keith
Bradley J. King and
Jodie S. King
Joe D. Kinnett and
Linda Bellinger Kinnett
Jonathan Kintner and
Edwina Challinor
Kintner
Charles H. Kivett and
Gertrude Macomber
Kivett
J. W. Klinestiver and
Carol Crooker Klinestiver
Carl Kling and
Meredith Miller Kling
Alan Koyo Kojima and
Sandra Char Kojima
David C. Kolbe and
Kathy Manges Kolbe
Alex J. Kondonassis
Harry Hertzberg and
Ruth A. Kovac
◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer
** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
dec – deceased
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Jeffrey C. Landon and
Mary Jones Landon
Samuel J. Lang, Jr. and
Caroline Jones Lang
Arlen W. Langvardt and
Mary Langvardt
John M. Lathrop and
Constance Ryan Lathrop
Timothy R. Laughlin and
Sara Laughlin
Paul J. Lawrence and
Ann Fairchild Lawrence
David E. Lenz and
Elizabeth Rothfus Lenz
Timothy Carl Lesch and
Ellen Rae Rosevear-Lesch
Robert L. Levy and
Betsy Levy
Catherine M. Lewis
Jo Ankeny Lindamood
Ronald Gordon Linville and
Vicki Weber Linville
James T. Little
Jeanne Hickman Logan
David F. Mahoney and
Nancy Vititoe Mahoney
Brent R. Marquand and
Karen Marquand
Ernesto Marquez and
Susan Steele Marquez
Yvonne Evans Matson
J. Logan Mayfield and
Margaret Schatz Mayfield
William P. Mayr and
Barbara Brucklacher
Mayr
Brian A. McBlain and
Kathryn J. McBlain
Martha McCormack
George C. McDermit and
Donna A. McDermit
James C. McGahey and
Carolyn Burckhalter
McGahey
John D. McMillen and
Judith Asbell McMillen
Gregg A. Meyer and
Linda Bailey Meyer
William W. Miller and
Doris Mahoney Miller
Katherine Mosley Mills
Dean A. Mitchell and
Martha Dunlavy Mitchell
James J. Mohan and
Maribeth Mohan
John W. Mooningham and
Gretchen M.
Mooningham
Thomas E. Mulligan and
Alice Fairbank Mulligan
William D. Neil and
Leslie Lindquist Neil
Robert H. New and
Marian Merchant New
Robert E. Newlin and
Barbara Barr Newlin
William R. Niersbach, Jr. and
Karen Maier Niersbach
William David Noll and
Mary Patricia Noll
John H. Noyes and
Clare Grier Noyes
Katrina Longenecker
Nummela
Dan J. O’Banion and
Carilee Phillips O’Banion
Douglas B. Oler and
Brenda Oler
N. Randolph Oliver and
Martha Linscott Oliver
Donald M. Olson and
Mary Harrison Olson
Steven Scott Overman and
Mary Horton Overman
John H. Owen, Jr. and
Lois Smisek Owen
Edward H. Parsons and
Nancy Jones Parsons
Maudeen Patterson
Mary Simmons Pauley
Idella Fields Peterson
Dana Stuart Pfaff and
Jean B. Pfaff
Tom Pierce
Steven D. Powell and
Marianne T. Powell
Ernest F. Power and
Amanda McFadden
Power
Val Price, Jr. and
Kathryn Ellis Price
Don E. Prosser
Grace Quan
Michael J. Rafferty and
Elsie Ferguson Rafferty
Marva Redd
Gloria J. Revere
Robert J. Ricketts and
Cynthia Allen Ricketts
Robert S. Riggs and
Nancy Krebs Riggs
Ned M. Ring and
Z. Laury Ring
Richard T. Roessler and
Janet Williams Roessler
Craig J. Rojek and
Karen J. Rojek
John W. Schlotz
John Henry Schmidt
Richard E. Schulte and
Jamie McDaniel Schulte
Richard K. Schweers and
Betsy Parker Schweers
Conrad Dwight Selle and
Anna Grubb Selle
William Sever and
Janet Sever
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Shaw
Ewing Shields IV and
Marcia L. Shields
William A. Shipley and
Donna Shipley
Donald S. Smith and
Debra Jo Smith
Elizabeth Nelson Smith
Helen M. Solero
Arthur W. Sprague, Jr. and
Nancy Holmes Sprague
Fred J. Stark, Jr. and
Carol Hauser Stark
George F. Stewart and
Fauneil Brattain Stewart
Raymond W. Stock and
Ruthana Osterling Stock
Virginia Jacoby Stooker
Mary McDonald Stragand
Paul Andrew Strandness and
Kris Bye Strandness
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Rose Britt Summers
Eric Lee Sutherlin and
Martha Libka Sutherlin
Douglas C. Swanson and
Clare Johnson Swanson
Peggy L. Swihart
Maureen Sullivan Taylor
Margaret Hastings Teegardin
Raymond S. Thiem and
Vanita Thiem
Daniel P. Thomas and
Deborah Schade Thomas
Larry L. Thornburg and
Judith Melvin Thornburg
John R. Tichenor and
Linda Light Tichenor
Byron E. Truax and
Mary Quiter Truax
Edwin C. Tweedie
Charles T. Vear and
Gloria Vear
Bruce M. Voorheis and
Carolyn Turner Voorheis
Calvin N. Wade II and
Sallie Jarrell Wade
u Christopher L. Walker
and Shelley Holmes
Walker
Suzanne Schulze Walker
Terence Anthony Walsh and
Debra Susan Walsh
T. B. Wanberg and
Susan Morrison Wanberg
Leonard Wanta and
Kathleen Golemba Wanta
Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Weaver
David A. Weigley and
Nancy S. Weigley
Joyce L. Rose-Weisberger
John T. Weise and
Ann O’Connell Weise
Kenneth B. Welliver and
Mary Lee Hickman
Welliver
Barbara Carnahan West
Rebecca Fortenbery Widmer
Kenneth A. Wieland and
Janyce Kishman Wieland
Susan R. Wilson
Wesley Wilson and
Elena Warren Wilson
Wayne L. Winter and
Nickey Winter
Joyce Bittner Wylie
Carolyn Duncan Young
Ronald M. Zochalski and
Shirley Zochalski
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
Russell J. Compton
W. Peter de Penaloza
Felix E. Goodson
John A. Ricketts
Kenneth R. Umfleet
GIFTS IN HONOR OF
Rebecca Benson
Steven F. Benson
John A. Bollero
Katherine O. Bollero
James R. Gammon
Linda Krucks
William N. Krucks
Rebecca Lock
Steven R. Lock
Robert L. Scheibel
Susan Scheibel
SPECIAL GIFTS
u E. Webb Bassick IV and
Kathy Bassick
David A. Bohmer and
Lynn Reuss Bohmer
Scott R. Brewer and
Carol B. Brewer
Howard B. Burkett and
Lucile E. Burkett
John W. Busey and
Judith R. Busey
Kathryn Doermer Callen
James M. Cornelius and
Kathy Cornelius
Paul E. Drack and
Elaine Drack
Gary Paul Drew and
Sandra Aldrich Drew
David B. Englehart and
Helen E. Englehart
Theodore M. Englehart
Ross N. Faires and
Glady Caley Faires
Jere David Field
Thomas R. Gibson and
Sophie H. Gibson
Bruce P. Grossnickle and
Jeanne Sankey
Grossnickle
M. Lewis Gulick
Adolf Hansen and
Naomi Hansen
Charles W. Hillman and
Anne Mossberg Hillman
Mildred Greenleaf Hodshire
James Hollensteiner and
Wanda Hollensteiner
James E. Hoover and
Carroll Hoover
R. David Hoover and
Suzanne Anderson Hoover
David J. Kirkby
u Thomas A. Lancaster and
Marilyn Hansen Lancaster
Thomas M. Mansager
William C. Marlatt and
Kathryn G. Marlatt
Dean A. Mitchell and
Martha Dunlavy Mitchell
Frank M. Rasmussen and
Carolyn Humbert
Rasmussen
Ian M. Rolland and
Miriam V. Rolland
Richard E. Schulte and
Jamie McDaniel Schulte
Michael L. Smith and
Susan Leet Smith
Mildred J. Tracht
u John H. Wallace and
Sarah Reese Wallace
Richard A. Warne and
Jane Leahy Warne
Sharon Stallings Watson
Robert O. Weiss and
Ann Weiss
OTHER GIFTS
David C. Ahlgren and
Deborah Adams Ahlgren
Dale Bates and
Denise Reasoner Bates
Maureen McCormick
Carkeek
David W. Clifford and
Jean McCalister Clifford
u Mark E. English
Phillip H. Farris and
Barbara Evans Farris
Lawrence Eugene Frank and
Susan M. Frank
Donald L. Hamilton and
Emily Hooton Hamilton
Robert B. Harding and
Susan Harding
Louis W. Harmening, Jr. and
Janet Bloxsome Harmening
Herbert W. Hoover and
Barbara Burton Hoover
Rosanne Miller Jacks
Charles Kostel dec
Erik S. Krag
u George C. Lortz and
Rebecca Watts Lortz
James A. Madison
Michael R. Maine and
Suzanne Bauman Maine
Joseph D. Mann
David J. Morehead and
Marjorie Davis Morehead
John S. Null and
Nancy Spier Null
Carl P. Singer and
Margaret M. Singer
John L. Spencer
Carlton B. Stringfellow and
Joellen McFarland
Stringfellow
Robert E. Van Metre and
Barbara A. Van Metre
Gary T. Voss and
Heidi Voss
LEGACY GIFTS
James E. Brumbaugh
u David W. Goodrich and
Julie Houk Goodrich
M. Lewis Gulick
T. Lyle Harlor
Mark C. Mills and
Leslie B. Mills
David J. Morehead and
Marjorie Davis Morehead
Andrew J. Paine, Jr. and
Jane Medaris Paine
Lucille R. Ricketts
John P. Rudy and
Barbara M. Rudy
Thomas J. Spackman and
Donna Stewart Spackman
Jerry L. Williams and
Jane Jones Williams
 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

FRIENDS, FACULTY AND STAFF

TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES** Thomas R. McCully Allan W. Ferrin Patricia Mohr Nancy Woodruff Kathleen Dombhart
Robert E. Allen Philip B. McKiernan Suzanne Erickson Findley Michael J. Moran Christopher J. Wurster Lucia P. Donahower
Anonymous Susan M. Meyers Margaret Finley Nancy K. Morgenstern Jeffrey Yingling Richard Walker Dowell
Andrea Collins Miguel D. Miguelez Duncan G. Fisher Ajay Nagpal John C. Zink F. Bowie Duncan II
Jane L. Emison Rebecca Mitchell Elizabeth Fisher Sharon Neighbours Dorothy Dwoskin
Eleanor D. Nelson Michael F. Moberly Gerda Fletcher Stacey Trowbridge Nelson FOUNDERS CIRCLE Virginia Millard Dyer
Amy Zino Reavis Lawrence Moon Jane Rutledge Flummerfelt Timothy Nelson Joseph Paul Agronick Suzanne Edler
Michelle K. Trulaske Thomas R. Moore Larry C. Fogdall Todd Nicholson Rhett Alden Elizabeth J. Emison
Billie Lou Wood Terry L. Muilenburg Carolyn Fredrick Kelli Noard Melissa Allen Kathleen C. Emison
Donna S. Mullin William James Frey Tsue Asami Ostermann Judith Anderson Gary E. Engel
EAST COLLEGE CIRCLE** Robert L. Muse Bill Frier Joe A. Owens Stephen Anderson Marian England
Roberta P. Gates Janet Asp Neville Shirley White Fulmer Glenn Oztemel Anonymous Dorothy Englehart
Terry Hartshorn Monica M. Norman David W. Funke David Patterson Roger B. Arend Martha English
Allan B. Hubbard Ben C. Peternell Teresa Gayle Fuson Diane Penn Arnold P. Austin Jacob B. Erkkila
June Leighton Myrta Pulliam Stephen K. Gauly Karen Ellen Petersen Doris Elaine Autry-Klaas Ann Eskew
Bruce S. Nicholas Teresa Onole Rieth Shannon Gerber Betsy Danielson Peterson Michael Duane Ayers Arthur B. Evans and
Charles J. Seidler, Jr. Ann M. Sampson David Golder Theodore R. Peterson Nancy J. Baldwin Jan Evans
William M. Shaner III Jane W. Schott David W. Goodrich Joel Pett Susan S. Barrett Daniel Evans
Ann Unterberger Smith Pamela Bakan Schuck Mary Clare Gourley Edwin McCreary Phillips Janet M. Beall Sharon C. Evans
Gale Edwards Unterberg Maria Renna Sharpe Gai Grannon Susan Hatke Phillips Brian L. Beatty Sharon K. Ewing
George Vrabeck Irma Shields Linda D. Grannon Beverly L. Pinaire Melissa Kay Beck Marilyn Melvin Faber
Sara Siegesmund Kyra Grathwohl Kevin Powers Ann L. Becker Timothy Farrell
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE** Barbara D. Stone Nancy Robin Green LuAnn Powers Mark Becue Mary Elisabeth Faulkner
Barbara Daseke Lisa Stone Kristina L. Greenwood Linda Gold Readey Robert E. Bell Charlotte J. Fauth
Yoshiko Iikubo Derek Storm Joseph F. Grinnell Stacy Rechtin Steve Bella Susan Scott Findlay
William Jenks Doris Nealis Strock Raphael Guerin Amy Reese Janet C. Berfield Melissa Finnegan
Karen H. McAlister Brenda Swank Benjamin Gulli K. Peter Rentrop Dorothy L. Berg Vicki C. Fischer
Jean Dawson Meyer Beth Ullem Craig A. Haddox G. Manning Richards Karen Riley Bettis Nancy M. Fisher
William E. Phillips Kimberly Vallee Cyrus Stephen Hadidi Patrick Ronan Amy Bever Denise McMahon Fitzgerald
Nelson Schaenen, Jr. Rosemary Lab Walters Diana H. Hamilton Stephanie Dee Rubino Robert G. Beverly Melanie Flynn
Andrea Anania Stewart Marianne Watson Keith A. Hammitte Janice Runnels Jeff Binder Natasha Fogel
Cynthia Carll Veatch Ida Mae Youse dec Joan K. Hansen Steven M. Ryan Diona J. Blackwell Beatrice Fox
Kimberlee Ann Welch Cindi Harbottle Frances P. Sargent Matthew P. Boente John N. Fox, Jr.
Nancy Williams CHARTER CIRCLE** James T. Hegenbarth Erin Saxby David A. Bohmer Ann Frauenheim
Judith A. Young Russell Abarr Lois Jane Heller Susan Lorraine Schelleg Dana Jo Bollinger Jim Freiwald
Rosemary Balmfarth Aldrich Ellen O. Henry Gwen Schlesinger Catherine A. BonDurant Ernest Frohring
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** Herb Allen Karen Herzog Jean Schulze Peter Boswell Madelon Rose Fross
Neal B. Abraham and David T. Anderson Shannon Hetzel George R. Schumann David J. Bradley William E. Fuller
Donna L. Wiley Anonymous Jon Paul Hickey Ruth Marie Schwartz Michael C. Brilley Karen Ottsen Gardiner
Allan James Anderson Mark Winsted Ardington David Hildebrand Amy Hight Schwarz John D. Brookmeyer, Jr. Frederick R. Gehlbach
Anonymous Paul Bailey Catherine Hoffman Steven J. Setchell and Robert Browning Karen Eva Geier
Brian L. Beals Kathryn Donaldson Barker Jeffrey Hollander and Cara Brumby Setchell James R. Buck D. I. Gillum
Richard L. Bender David N. Barkhausen Lisa Hollander David N. Shane Janet Sorenson Buck Kim Marie Gilmore
Cheryl K. Boswell Ivette Bear John E. Hollett III Bryan Sharpe William T. J. Burke Steven Kent Good
Blake H. Brown Christy Becker Wright Houghland James H. Simkins, Jr. Alice Rowe Burks Earlene Gossard
Melanie A. Busey William Beckett Douglas Hubbard Julie Simmons Terry Campbell Loraine Graham
Tammy Cannon Ann Caroline Benson Reece Carol K. Hunter Susan Ford Sims Michelle Carmichael Martin Peter Gregor
Mary Cooke Carroll Katherine Lind Bergethon Liz Ihlenfeld Alexis Sinclair John K. Carr Lois Jean Grubb
Leslie L. Casey Linda Blake James A. Jagger Therese Ivancovich Sissel Donald L. Carter, Jr. Michael Gullifor
Jerome A. Castellini Christine Bohmer Barbara Jett Roger P. Skerrett Thomas L. Carter III Leslie James Hague, Jr.
Clark J. Chandler Robert G. Bottoms and Kelly Johnson Clifford M. Sladnick Karie Cecil Gregory Hahn
Jean V. Chick Gwen Bottoms Wendell H. Johnson Douglas A. Smith Candice Marie Chaffee Leslie A. Hallett
Barbara A. Cozzens Larry Boulet Ashley Jones Kebrdle Frances L. Smith Sarah Chevalley Douglas M. Halliday
Susan M. Crenshaw Leah A. Boyd Robert M. King Susan Smith Stephen J. Choban Mary Hallward
Kathleen Crispell E. Rexford Bull Lori Kinsey Sally Sorenson Lynn Chreist Rick Hammel
Christie B. de Nicola Katie Burney Reid E. Klion Philip Spahn Geoffrey R. Christy Susan Ann Hart Jones
Daniel J. Donoghue Susan Novak Buroker Janet Wray Koenig Judith A. Spence Karen Cittadine Diana Wade Hasenbalg
Emily R. Douglass Roger Cannell Craig Kozak Steven W. Starke Peter Devine Cleveland Kathy Hasler
Marcia S. Essig Doris Casassa Kathy Kroeger Neal W. Steinbart Margaret W. Cobble Kenneth P. Heaps
Mary E. Fanyo Keith W. Charles [dec Mary Jude Kuiper Sharon Keever Stevenson John Edward Cochran Thomas S. Henderson
Vickie J. Feutz Guy Comer Susan Lancaster Rebecca Stisser Linda Cochran Wolfgang Henke
James R. Field S. Page Cotton, Jr. Arlyn J. Larson Carol Crookshank Stocking Andrea Cockrum Peter C. Higbie
Caren Flewellen Britt Swanson Cryer Patricia R. Lashua James R. Strawn Elizabeth Robinson Coffin Ann Glendening Higgins
Alan F. Fox David Dabbiere Ann Winings Lavelle Howard N. Thiele Martha A. Colberg David L. Hill
Ellie George Carol Danks Eric J. Lavonas Carol Jean Thompson Beverly Risma Conklin Janet Himan
David W. Givens R. P. Stephen Davis Doris J. Lawhead Thomas Tomasian Elise Richey Conner Barbara Swisher Holland
David G. Goodwin William M. Dickson Enola Gay Lininger Catherine A. Torie Bryan T. Cook Stephen R. Hoover
T. Carter Hagaman Marianne H. Diesbach John Carl Littrell Allen Town Susan Theobald Crook Bonnie Williams Howard
Florence E. Harlor Sandra J. Dodd Katherine Beard Long Ellen W. Trovillion Steve Curley Laura K. Huber
Pam Harlor Christopher V. Dodds Douglas S. MacTavish Cheryl S. Van Bokkelen Roberta Dangremond Keely M. Huff
Richard D. Harrison Norton T. Dodge Linda R. Mahrdt John B. Van Duzer, Jr. Richard L. Davidson Donald S. Hunt
Martha L. Holmes Dennis J. Downing Marcia Stevens Manly Raymond H. Van Wagener, Jr. Kay J. Davis Alice M. Huston
Linda Johnson Constance D. Drew James McGuire and Dale W. Vanden Brink Ruth Wood DeVries Emeli L. Irwin
Charles Jay Key Karen Driscol Carla McGuire Wanpen Wehrenberg David M. DeWitt Lofton Lee Isaacson
Sally E. Lanham Eric L. Edwards Helen M. McKinney Dianne Jones Weller Mary Catherine Deadman Arnold E. Jeltsch
Jean L. Locke Maria Concepcion Emkes Richard D. Mellinger Jeff Robertson Willis Matthew L. Demmings and Robert D. Jenkins
Timothy Lyne Lurie S. Emmons Gaylord L. Meyer James C. Wood Elizabeth Koenig Demmings Perry Bockstahler Jewett
Sarah Hunting Mayfield Stephanie Evans Gale R. Miller Lisa Wood Violet S. Doan James F. Johnson IV

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Patricia S. Jones David Nyren Judith Prochnow Turk Kevin D. Brown Mark T. Garrigus Frederick G. Krauss
Max J. Kalm Karen J. O’Leary Michelle C. Ulmer Jeanne Moe Browne John D. Gaziano, Jr. Ann F. Krick Pomeroy
Robert Kasper Beth K. O’Neil Mimi Van Horne Pat Bryant Mary C. Gill Philip Sand Krone
Linda Forristall Kayler William A. Oates, Jr. Carolyn Haimann Vandiver John D. Bullock Anita B. Golba Heather Landis
Byron L. Keil June Ogden Jean Wadsworth Maria R. Burney Victor Gotesman Nancy Ann Lange
Stephen W. Kelley and Paul F. Oldfield Mary R. Walker Robert A. Burnham Karen L. Granger Christopher Lannom
Lydia R.B. Kelley Joseph J. Outerbridge Judith P. Walsh Pamela Cagle Margaret A. Gretchen Spann Jane Larsen
Robert M. Kern Susan Oblinger Packer Nancy Warnes Linda Campbell C. Grossman Claire Coleman Lauing
Helen Stickell Kerr Hazel Jean Pagan Stephen L. Webster Margaret Sweeney Campbell Loretta Grossnickle Harry E. Lavin
Marie Kiepura Harrison W. Parker Susan A. Welch E. F. Camuti Marion L. Groves Kathleen Morrissey Layden
Barbara U. Kindig Kathleen Doerr Parker Harriet Coons Wells Kevin C. Carlisle Douglas Guild Clair M. Lee dec
Karen Kay King John G. Pecsok Nila J. Wells Joan F. Carlson Teresa A. Guild L. K. Lee
Molly King Jane E. Pell Calvin K. Wessman Laurel E. Carter Chichi Guy Patricia Lee
Rita Kleinschmidt Edward A. Petrick Ann B. White Thomas R. Cartwright Megan Hackbarth Sandra Lehnen
Thomas Klingaman Walter S. Pharr Lawson E. Whitesides, Jr. Sylvia Chambliss Roxann Hagler Sally Leinicke
Colleen Knupp Nancy Arny Pi-Sunyer Jamie Wickett Susan Chandler James D. Hall Kevin L. Leitch
Barbara Koosed Jane Dickey Pidgeon Ruth Ann Widman Greg Chevalier Robert K. Hall II Gary D. Lemon and
Kristopher G. Kosup Wallace Pinfold Emily Baud Williams Joseph Childs Sandy Hamrick Susan Lemon
Karl J. Kovach Raymond Stewart Plock Shirley Williams Catherine Christopherson Linda Hancher Karen Leonard
Kenneth C. Krebs Stanley Podlach, Jr. Dawna Sinnet Wilson Stephen A. Claffey Eileen Hansknecht Steven Lewis
Joyce Kuehl Willis Price Ken Wilson Thomas R. Clark Muriel M. Hardy William Lewis
Charles P. Kulier Frank E. Proctor, Jr. Dorothy Brochin Wittcoff George F. Climo, Jr. Tamara S. Hardy Leona P. Libman
Jerry H. Kuo Barbara Baker Queller Elizabeth Witter Christopher L. Coble Jeffrey J. Harris Anthony Lillibridge
Patrick W. Lane Lee Rafkin Thomas P. Wolf Kim O. Colby Kenneth Hartung Carole A. Lindsey
James R. Lankton Gregg Ramshaw Marian B. Wolfe J. Rowland Cook David Holbrook Hawes Maria T. Loeffler
Earl Edward Lanter Donya Dixon Ransom Jean Wood Carol Hubbard Cooke Kathy Hawk Robert R. Lowe
Howard S. Lanznar Betty J. Rauch James R. Woolwine William H. Cooney Lori Johnson Haythorn Peter C. Luedeking
Robert Larocque Christine Reed Elisabeth Work Ronnie F. Cooper Susan L. Henricks Carol Brown Lukemeyer
James Laudick Deborah Reed Doug Young Wesley Cooper Nancy Henry Cathy Korthaver Lund
Edward Lee Mary Elizabeth Remmel Janet Younger Sue A. Corbett-Florian William F. Hensold Stephanie A. Lyons
Gayle Legg Megan Dillon Remsen David Yuska Nancy Corneille Bruce Herbert Karen Magan
Lisa Luther Leighty Catherine Orser Renken Gary C. Zuercher Francesco Cristiano Theresa L. Herman Richard William Malmgren
Danita L. Lively Virginia A. Rice Suzanne Maureen Crouch Jean M. Herr Aldo Manzini
Michael Strom Logan Michael E. Ritchie PATRONS CIRCLE Drew Crousore Patricia M. Hess Cathleen Marek
Bonnie C. Longnecker John R. Roberts Ruth Abraham James T. Cullen Diane D. Hightower Suzanne I. Marks
Mark E. Lowe Kim Robinson Margaret Saunders Adam Hannah R. Cullis Barbara Hill Patricia Marlin
Stephen Lowe John K. Roth and Roger Alig John Culwell Michael R. Hilt Michael Martell
Fred G. Luber Evelyn A. Roth Mimi Schofield Anderson Gretchen Marie Cupples Dean Thomas Hinkamp Karen S. May
Albert A. Luderer Katheryn L. Ruff Anonymous Dawn Curtis Marie Hoag Glenda Tracy McClenahan
Lauri Lueder James Ruiz Sharon Anson Julia R. Davis William E. Hoehn, Jr. Michael S. McClure
Angela Gail Luther Charles B. Rush Jean Antoncino Anna DeLano Julia May Hoenig Brian A. McDowell
Robert C. Manion Robert Rutan David Eldridge Archibald Thomas L. Deetz Carol B. Hoey Mary A. McIlroy
Carla Mann Richard A. Ryan Joel A. Armlovich Christopher D. Dell Isola John R. Hofmann Donald McIntire
Clarence John Mann Trelsie Hunter Sadler Linda L. Artuso Richard C. Deogracias Beth Hogan Nancy A. McMillan
William J. Mannlein Peter A. Santoriello Amy Ashton Kristin Derington-Ruiz Shaun P. Holliday Lee N. McMillion
Lyle J. Mannweiler Karen Backlund Schneider Harper B. Atherton Sharon C. Detrick Laqueta Holmes Richmond B. McQuistan
Elizabeth Rigby Martin Rosetta V. Scott Joe N. Austin Norbert L. Didier Derek Holmgren Mark J. R. Merkle
Lucinda Marvin Julie Sheppard Carrie Bach Emanuel J. Diliberto Emily Ann Holt Tracey M. Millard
Ann Christine Maurer Barbara Silcott Richard C. Bair Laura McClure Dirks Kara Kuebler Hopkins Nancy Bye Miller
Brenda McClure Kimberly Smith Mary Balding Sherilyn M. Ditchman Kathleen Costello Howard Nicole I. Miller
Mary McCormick Marcia Fobes Smith William Banker Darrin Dolehanty Suzanne L. Huck Patty Miller
Ralph W. McCormick Mary Elliott Smith Lorie Seitz Barbieri Elizabeth A. Doyle Ryan Huddlestun Sylvia Miller
Wendy McCracken S. Amos Smith Debbie Barnes Jane L. Dunham Thomas Hughes Wallace H. Miller
Tonya McDougal Suzanna Smith Susanne Lamar Barnett Joseph M. Dunn Kristine Ebbesmier Hungate John D. Milner
Kathleen McGaughey Harold O. Southard Richard W. Barsness Michael J. Dwyer Judie Huston Thomas G. Milner
Kimi Scott McGreevy Richard A. Speller Thomas A. Bates Jennifer I. Dye Grant Hyland Karen Mitchell
Mark L. McNay Richard C. Spikerman Betsy McCallum Baxendale Helen Simpson Edington Beverly W. Jackson Genevieve Jacobs Monsma
John M. Messerschmidt Jennifer Evans Stacey Arliene W. Beesley Diane R. Egley Sandra B. Jameson Berit Elvira Moore
Elizabeth Campbell Metz Stephen H. Staelin Steve Bejarano Carmelita Wolfe Ellis Rex Lindsay Jamison Mark S. Moore
Karen Meyer Robert McKay Steele and Rebecca J. Bennett Erik Enders Elizabeth A. Johnson Pamela P. Morford
Mervyn Michael Carol Susanne Steele Margaret A. Bergfeld Laura A. Enenbach Stacy A. Johnson John Hunter Morgan
Richard K. Miller Linda Muller Stengel Michael E. Berghoff Nancy A. Erman John R. Kahle Thomas Russell Mote and
R. Michael Molloy, Sr. K. Jane Stephan Jeffrey Bernstein James A. Ermilio Judith G. Kalvin Deanna Thibodeau
Claire Montgomerie Robert Stine Jacqueline Bird Henry A. Erwin Steve Kay Nick Mourouzis and
John R. Morris Carole Stokely Susan Anne Bird Martha Fairfield Paul L. Kehl Marilyn Mourouzis
Christi Muraida Michael Stratton Daniela Bitner Jere David Field James D. Kelly Thomas H. Musser and
Anna Murphy Sue H. Strup Donna Blaney Cynthia S. Fink Marlene A. Kelly Janet Kay Musser
Anne Cisle Murray Terri L. Suchy Karen L. Bluhm Alison Finnegan Edna M. Kelsey Stephanie Naifeh
Herbert Muse, Jr. Kevin Sullivan Judith Green Blumberg Ann Fischer Bunny Sholder Kerr Kristie L. Neff
Terry H. Musgrave Mike Sullivan T. Tad Bohlsen William Fisher Jayne Kersey Karen B. Nelson
Margaret Naftzger Nancy Landry Sylvester Laura L. Bokar Caryl Flickinger Lisa A. Kingseed Elizabeth W. Nesbit
Bonnie M. Nealon Jeri Taylor Sue Huffman Bond Lindsey Florez Patricia A. Kinsey Jill K. Netzel
Jeanne M. Nelson Karen J. Teegarden Douglas E. Born James G. Fogarty Jill H. Kittaka Craig Nevitt
Mark S. Newman Hugh Richard Thomas Roger E. Bottum Edward D. Folland Robert E. Klee Wendy Jo New
Judith Nichols Suann Johnston Thomas Tim Boyer Barbara Ann Force Stephanie H. Kleehammer Dorothy M. Newell
Ruth B. Nicoll Judith Bryan Thompson Jennifer S. Boyll Bonnie Klein Fox Terri L. Klotz Bruce J. Newman
Mitchell F. Nielsen Frances T. Tilley Michael Bradley Wendy M. Fox Susan Koenig Susan C. Nicewander
Todd Noden Virginia Chittick Tolford Scott Braming Lewis L. French Elaine Kovalcik Laura Boys Notestine
Joyce S. North M. B. Townsend Barbara Hopke Brill Michael Fruhling David E. Krabach Kathryn Medaris Null
Melanie J. Norton Karen H. Trowbridge Mark F. Brinkmann Linda Lyon Frye Jeffrey Kramer Steve Oakes
Steven L. Nutt Nancy Tucker John P. Brower Julia Friedman Gaff Joseph T. Krause Robert D. Oldfield III

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Suzanne Oslos Sarah Thompson Clark Atkinson Kevin Boyce Douglas R. Chandler Avi Dhaliwal
Michelle M. Ossmann Elizabeth Gregory Thornburg Joyce Elaine Augspurger Marilyn Boyd Meryl Carolyn Chapin Paul Dickerson
Shirley R. Overmyer Joyce Ledstone Thornburg Thomas K. Babington Stephanie June Boyd Matthew T. Chapman Kenneth R. Diddie
Kenneth A. Owen Deborah G. Thornburgh Gini Baier James J. Boyer Barbara Chappell Diane Dillard
Mary C. Page David Vance Tobik Michael R. Bain Patricia Boyer Edward G. Chappell Susie Dillhoff
Chris Patchell Mary R. Toole Trudy Searles Bain Sherdene S. Boyle Adam G. Chavers Jason Christopher Diwik
Kimberly Payne Holly L. Troeger Rebecca Bair Lawrence Boynton James M. Chenoweth Carolyn M. Dix
Thomas J. Pearson Tracy Truchelut Christopher B. Baker Richard S. Boynton Peter B. Chmura John Dixon
Douglas G. Perry Sandra E. Tucker Daniel W. Baker Diane Braddom Michael L. Chrapla Norval Wayne Dixon, Jr.
Jeffrey S. Peters Dorothy Louise Turmail Matthew E. Baker Walter G. Bradford Dean A. Christian Debra Doan
Robert Peterson Dorothy D. Van Riper Jahice S. Bales Eve C. Bradshaw Marsha L. Christman Michael Donovan
Jason G. Petrovich V Harward Vashaw Lucretia B. Ball Justin A. Brady Gloria Christopher Richard L. Donovan
Penney Phillips Ashley Vaughn Venita Riggs Ballinger Scott A. Brame Mary Danielson Christy Mark S. Dorfman
Susan Pietz Joan Wagner Franchesca Banuelus Arthur M. Branco Russell Chung Judy L. Dorrel
Theodore A. Pine Mary Frances Walker Dmitri Baraban David E. Brandon Nancy Stracke Ciepley Paula Young Doty
Bernard J. Podurgiel Locke Wallace Genny Barclay Eric R. Braun Claudia Clark Sharon Ronneau Douglas
Ralph G. Powell Peter Charles Waller Bennett Barcroft Donna Munson Braunsdorf Mike Clark Lon W. Dowlen, Jr.
Tyler Ann Prall Martha Walter Joyce Pallen Barendsen Barbara Boone Brecht Philip Clark Floyd Downs
Marvin E. Priddy Wm. James Wark Glenda Barker Russell Brengelman Randy Clark Thomas A. Downs
Anne M. Quast Henry R. Warren Anthony Barr Jerry Brennan Timothy Clark Claudia M. Doyle
Joyce D. Racine Christine Watson John C. Barrett Mary Murphy Bretscher Peter H. Clarke Jennifer Lynn Drach
Virginia S. Radle Margaret Webb Paul Barrett Crystal L. Brewe Arita Hefferan Cleary Lynn Urwitz Drew
Rayne Ragan Steven E. Wedding Thomas Barrett James A. Brickley Margot P. Cleary Sean P. Driscoll
Richard S. Ratcliff Sandra S. Wegenke Richard P. Barry Mark D. Briney Brian J. Clem James David DuPuy
Carleen Reckman Jeanne Imbs Weitzel Paul R. Bartel Margaret Claire Brinker Carol Clift Richard A. Dubanoski
Erin K. Reeder Carol Venerable West Colette Bartholomew John J. Briones and Bruce Clifton Valerie U. Dudley
John C. Reichenbach, Jr. Wendy J. Wetoska Chapin C. Bates Debbie Briones Rob Coates Daniel Duker, Jr.
Roger Reinicker Timothy A. Wheeler Michael A. Batross Geraldine K. Brookins Adam D. Cohen Janine M. Duncan
Earl A. Reitan Madalene Bowler White Ronald L. Baty Jack W. Brouwers Mimi Cohen Charles E. Dunlap
Michelle L. Rhodes Donna Russell Whitham Nancy Baum Christa Lea Brown Betsie Sperry Colbrunn Sarah E. Dunlap
Peter J. Riley Allan Williams Emily L. Bauman Lourdes Rusmtor Brown J. Thomas Concklin and Mary Jane Dutton
William Calvin Riley Erin L. Wilson John Bealke Mark W. Brown Judith M. Concklin Denise Dwyer
Nancy Sue Roberts Maurice E. Witteveen Charles R. Beans Mary Ann Brown Steven J. Condas Gudrun Dybdal
William E. Roberts Robert L. Wood Brent Beaty Raymond K. Brown Allison E. Condit Colin M. Dyer
Susan Jennings Robertson Donald P. Woulfe Thasana K. Beaty Tony A. Brown John Joseph Connors James Harvey Eads, Jr.
Claudia Dee Robinson Charles E. Wright Robert Becht Steven Broyles Jeremy Cook Lisa A. Earnhart
Sarah Robinson Geoffrey J. Wyght Kurt D. Bechthold Terry Bruehl Rebecca Cook Jonathan James Ebbing
Jack Rodgers Dawn Cornell Yeager Sara V. Beck Eric George Bruestle Bruce H. Cooke Tod Eberle
Dumont Rush Craig R. Yoder William Beau Beck Marjorie Brumitt Nancy Copper Lorraine Eden
Ellen Malone Salter Nancy Peyton Yohe Kathleen Bedree Linda M. Bryant Nancy Jo Cosgrove Stuart Elizabeth A. Edwards
Mary Sutter Sanders Lois D. Young Diane Rankin Behrens Nathalie Buck James T. Crain III Emily Edwards
Yukiko Satowa Marguerite Carroll Zelenz James W. Beimford George Blair Bucklen Kevin J. Crain Ryan Hayes Edwards
Cecil Vann Saunders, Jr. Kent Zimmerman Andrew J. Beiswanger Eddie U. Bull, Jr. Charles W. Cramer Terry Edwards
Mary E. Schilling Bernard Zimmermann III Sanford Adams Belden Gary Burbach David Crampton Marian Egbert
Marsha Schlueter Harold J. Bell John R. Burbank Shirley Crane Linda Egener
Jon Schmidt BUILDERS CIRCLE Mary Ann Bell Lois Peckham Burden Elva S. Creeger Melissa Kaufman Eherenman
Robert G. Schmidt William Francis Abely II Anson L. Beman Lourdes M. Buringrud Heather H. Crossin Kathryn W. Eich
Neal W. Schmitt John S. Abernethy and Maegan Benne Linda F. Burns Judy Bartlett Cryer Paul R. Eichelman
Arthur Schneider Anne O. Abernethy Edward H. Bennett III Mary Kathryn Burns Jack D. Cudmore Linda Letwinger Elliff
Laura A. Schulte Frederick G. Acker and P. Douglas Bennett William G. Burrill William G. Cummings Josh Ellis
Sara Schymik Cynthia W. Acker Todd E. Bennett Helga Bussema Scott C. Cunningham Mary K. Emison
Joseph M. Scodro Julia Maserang Acker Paul W. Benson Cheryl S. Butcher Scott W. Curnow Todd R. Emoff
Paul Scott Barbara F. Adams Steve Berg Donna Terry Butcher Celinda Current Joseph L. Emperly
Edward M. Segelken Brian Stuart Adams Atsuko Y. Berglof John D. Butler Philip Curtin Bruce P. England
Theodore Seger Jay K. Adams Rebecca Bergman Viola B. Butler Roberto D’Alimonte Karen Simmons Erb
Mary H. Semmer Beverly Jean Adams Stauffer Catherine Berka Peter A. Butzin Allen H. Dailey Gayle Erickson
Nancy J. Sharp Betty L. Addison Jay Bernheisel Bonnie Blair Byrum Candice M. Dalbey Mary Margaret Ericson
Barbara Jean Simpson William Akers III Chris S. Berrier T. P. Cain Steven W. Dale Christian H. Erzinger
Joshua L. Smiley Carolyn Alcorn Leonard Betley Frank Callahan Brian Dally Nancy Eskew
Sean C. Smyth James B. Aldrich Emily R. Bevis Laurie Callies David M. Dalton Barbara Evans
Robert H. Snoddy, Jr. Leslie Allen Alexander Frank Bickford Casey Cammack Barbara Dandelles William R. Fackler
Betsy Ellis Somershield Jay Alger Betsy Biederstedt Charles Campbell Mitch Daniels Susan Stern Farber
Frederick M. Soster and Jorge Allen Derrick J. Bilderbeek Mary Fran Campbell John Sliter Danis Joseph T. Farone
Jennifer Clarkson Soster Tamara J. Allison Melanie C. Billman Mary P. Campbell Robert K. Davidson Ronald Farrell
William A. Spring Douglas N. Allsop Ana Paula Bispo Thomas A. Campbell Audrey Davis John M. Fedor
Glenn Stach Samantha Joy Amezcua Christina M. Bittles Mark J. Carlascio Barbara Davis Susan Ferguson
D. Allen Stanton, Jr. Nan G. Amstutz James T. Black Steve Carlin Kimberly Davis John R. Ferneding
Gail Rosenfeld Steckler Abdul G. Anbari Phyllis J. Black Jon Gordon Carlson Matthew Davis Frank S. Ferreri
Joseph Steigauf Steven D. Anderson Cindy S. Blackwell Christopher A. Carollo Pamela J. Davis Erick Field
Joel Kenneth Stein Veronica Anderson Mary Blatchley-Hibbard Jeff Carr Harry H. Dawson David S. Fields
Christine M. Stemley T. M. Andrews Charles Bodenstedt Sandra S. Carr Martin DeLeon Ransom Fields
Catherine D. Stiver Anonymous David Boezi Dale A. Carter Jane DeSelm Buffy Gordon Filippell
Karne Miene Stubbs Douglas Ardell Catherine Boldrey Glenn J. Carter Anthony DeVito Daniel T. Finch
James E. Swanson Nancy Armstrong Scott Bond and Lorraine A. Casey Joann Decker Rebecca Watson Fischer
Judith Collins Sykora Amy Arnold-Hoffmann Cindy Bond William R. Cast Teresa Deese Daniel Fisher
Jennifer Whitehead Tandy Robert S. Arrington Michael David Bonomo Fred H. Cate and Annette Del Barrio Susan W. Fisher
Bob Tasto Ken Asbury Ron Borgogni Beth Cate Lana Denbo Hope Kain Fjord
Jeffrey J. Teeter Aaron S. Ashabraner Brooke Boroughs Thomas R. Cath and Sarah Dent Steven M. Fleece
Charlotte Thiemelke-Floyd Noel E. Ashbaugh Vic Boschini Allison A. Cath Jerome D. Desserich Anne Hepting Flegenheimer
William N. Thomas Laura McLennan Ashley James Armon Bost Al Cattabiani L. A. Detamore Anthony Fletcher
Kenneth C. Thompson John Asnis John U. Bott III Maureen D. Caughran Kathleen D. Dewey David E. Fletcher

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
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Helen E. Fletcher Barbara L. Greenman George Hill Lise Kasdan Barbara J. Lashley Tamara H. Martin
R. Rolph Fletcher Glynn Greenway Nancy Vandermoer Hill dec Philip Kevin Kazer Tamara Frazier Lasley Cornelius A. Mast
Laura L. Flickinger Susan K. Gregg Lou Ann Hillman James A. Kean Stuart Latta William A. Mast
James R. Flink Becky Greising Jennifer W. Hincks Lauren Ann Keeler Lora Laukitis Bill Mauger
Michelle Foltz Robert L. Griffin III Janis Hirschman Terese Byhre Keenan Harold W. Laut Andrew W. Maverick
Ellen Fong Susan L. Grimm Sharon Friend Hirtzer Gibby Bowman Keesling Ann W. Lawrence Thomas Maves
James B. Foote Barbara Grissinger Tina Hisrich Richard Jenkins Keever Hugh Lawson Philip G. Mavon
Lissa June Foote Mathew T. Griswold and Mary Hitchcock Lawrence Welsford Kelley Kelley L. Lawton James L. Maxwell
Joan B. Forney Jane Reinhardt Griswold Justin J. Hlavin Diane Kelly Virginia Lawton William W. May
Gina Chung Fortt Cary P. Groninger Joann S. Hoadley Eric P. Kelly Nancy Lazear William Mayberry
Paul Forward Joel Grove John Charles Hoard Frederick Kelvin Edward Lazzeroni J. Randall Mayer
David W. Foskett Susie Grover Kay Ellen Hocker Jayne Long Kendall John LeTerneau William J. McAfee
Verdell Fossum Vera S. Grubbs Robert H. Hoenk Susan P. Kent George L. LeVan John B. McCann
Baird C. Foster, Jr. Dana Grabb Guild Joy A. Hoffman Josie Kenyon Jeanne Ledoux-Stewart John J. McClellan
Randolph H. Foster James L. Gullberg William F. Hofmann Jill Lori Wolk Kephart Ainsley Gordon Lee Don E. McCleve
Stephen Foster Marilyn N. Hackenberg Bruce J. Holding dec Joseph C. Kerlin Chip Lee John F. McConville
Susan J. Fowler Barbara J. Haines Charles Myers Hollis David Burton Kerr Jeffrey L. Lefevere Barbara McCormick
Graydon C. Fox Marian M. Hair Judith Hollis Amy Kesler Randall T. Lehman and William Joseph McDaniel
Terra Fox Marja L. Hakala Carolyn R. Holmes Carolyn Simpson Kimbell Deborah L. Lehman Cheryl L. McDonald
Kevin M. Frate Carol V. Hake Steve Holmes Sandra Kimpel Fred G. Leidecker William S. McDowell, Jr.
Surirat Frazier Donald N. Halbert Gerald K. Holth Nanci P. Kincaid Thomas J. Leipzig Michele McFall
Joan Miles Freeland Charles C. Hale, Jr. Tim Hook Michael W. King Kristin M. Lentz Norma J. McFarlan
Karen Hyde French Robert H. Hall Donald Hoover Rose Martin King Raymond M. Lester Peggy Ann McGarvey
Kathleen B. Frey Sarah Martin Hall Leland Hoppe Rowena King Louis Lettes Colleen McGeady-Ambrose
Eric T. Freyfogle Margaret H. Haman Theodore H. Hoppock Thomas A. King John K. Levick Mary L. McGhee
Terese L. Friel James C. Hambidge Dan B. Horton Judy C. Kingsley Annette Carter Lewis Kevin McGuire
Maria Friend Hilary H. Hamilton Richard Douglas Houser Catherine B. Kinney Marguerite Lewis Kevin A. McKelvey and
William Douglas Froh Anthony D. Hammack Sarah Boyer Howard Harold L. Kipker Patricia Martin Lewis Lakshmi D. Hasanadka
Margo Calvetti Frost Laura Gardner Hammond Frederick Hoxie Gwen Kirk Jane O. Liebich Kelli J. McMullen
Peggy York Fry Joseph G. Hamrock, Jr. Nancy Anne Hoxsie Mead Sharon Kirkdoffer Anna Lucille Liechty Patricia McMurry
Charlotte Fujishiro Paul David Hands John S. Hoyt, Jr. Kenneth J. Kirkpatrick Melia C. Linardos Jill McNichols
Larry D. Fullenkamp Marte Hanley Josephine McDavid Hubbard Michael Kischner Grant D. Lindholm Linda Klein Means
Barbara S. Fuller John Andrew Hanpeter Mary Jo Hudak Susan Bullis Kissell Mark E. Lindsley Terry J. Meeneghan
Deborah L. Fuller Jeffrey A. Hansen and R. Burton Hudson Carrie F. Klaus James F. Lininger Ted C. Megginson
Mary C. Fulton Gayle R. Hansen Dorcas A. Hufferd Stephanie Klemencic Peter W. Lisi Joseph H. Mehaffey, Jr.
Robert Funderburg Darryl Hardern Peggy Huffman Daniel Klenbort Sarah Bovaird Locke Melissa S. Meijer
Suzanne Mary Gadbut Kurt Hardin K. Keith Huffmann David E. Klunder Carla M. Logan Lynda Merriman
Karen E. Gadson Robin M. Hardt Chris Hughes Jane A. Knight Jeff Long Gaylord M. Messick
Mary K. Galbraith Lisa K. Harkness Richard D. Hughes Kurt Knochel Buce C. Lord Martin Metzger
Joan D. Gale Benjamin L. Harper Deborah A. Hull Loretta Peterson Koch Krista Renae Lord Charles Robert Meyer
Christopher Garvey Richard D. Hart Douglas M. Hurt Sharen Koch Meredith Loring Jiaying Meyer
Donna Marie Gastineau Deborah L. Hartigan Laura Ann Huser Manfred Kohrs Elaine Zacharakis Loumbas Marilyn Reinholtz Meyer
Timothy C. Gatewood Jane Ellen Hatch Kathleen J. Huston George T. Kolettis Nancy Wells Lovett Marsha Meyer
Laura Gaunt Judith R. Hatch Alice R. Hutchinson Timothy G. Konrad Mari Lower Barry Miller
Thomas R. Gearhart Krissa K. Hatfield Robyne Evans Hutto Terri A. Konzen Jeff Lozer Eric Miller
Margaret E. Gelder Ann Woerflinger Hathaway Bruce C. Ianni Suzanna Kosobud Patricia Leggett Lubman Jennifer Aucoin Miller
Roger Gendron Cheryl Hauber Roy W. Ide Gary Kozak Ned Luce Steven H. Miller
Carolyn Geoghegan Larry D. Haugh Anthony Ilardo Jan D. Kreissler Marilyn S. Luegers Brian Gregory Millis
Adam Gerber Michael James Havey Suzanne Irwin Brady W. Kress James R. Lyman Maximillian S. Mills
Jeffrey W. Gettleman Raleigh Hawk Keith J. Israel Don Kretchman Edwin P. Lynch Rebecca M. Mills
Roberta K. Gibboney Kye Trisler Hawkins Anthony B. Jacklin Richard K. Krieg Joe Lynch Thomas George Miofsky
Larry Gibson Julia Anne Hayden Charles Robert Jackson Suzanne Boeldt Kriscunas Georgia Chakos Lyras Kimberly Grove Mitchell
Patricia R. Gibson Jeffrey Hayes Richard Jackson, Jr. Stan Kroder Jacqueline Schrivener Mabry Natalie S. Mitchell
Rochelle S. Giddings Susan Seaforth Hayes William J. Jackson Jennifer Kronland M. S. MacCollum Diane C. Mitru
Robert H. Gilbertsen Michelle Hays Betty Jane Jackson Smith Barbara Nellums Krueger John L. MacDonald Randall Mock
George R. Gillooly Terrence M. Healey Elizabeth Jacobson Jim Kruger David Macpherson Dana Coffin Moell
Richard D. Gilroy Anne Christine Heaton Leslie R. James and Lana M. Kruse Joyce E. Madsen Soderdahl John J. Moellering
James M. Gissy Charles C. Hedde Caroline R. James Tom Kuhn Larry S. Magnesen Michael J. Monahan
Patricia T. Gladden Andrea K. Hedin Thomas James Mihaly Kun Richard J. Magorien Joan Montague
David B. Glass Jeff A. Hegg Beth Ann Janowski Mary Kurek John W. Magura, Jr. Dixon M. Moody
Susan K. Glowe Timothy M. Hellyer Katherine Jeffcott Carl B. Kurtz Thomas O. Maijala David P. Moore
Sylvia Godwin Marshall L. Helms Genevieve Jeffreys David M. Kutoloski Robert Lawton Mains Michael R. Moran
David A. Goertzen Rory Helms Sue Jeffries Jeffrey A. Lackey Spencer S. Mains Bruce S. Mori
Lois F. Goetz Marjorie A. Henderson Gunnar S. Jenson David R. Ladd and Dragan M. Majetic George Morris
Gary Gokey Susan P. Hendricks James W. Jerz Cathy L. Ladd James C. Mallers Wilma Elaine Bishop Morris
Marc Andrew Goldberg Joseph J. Hennessy Mary Jean John Wanda Julie Lahr Linda Mallon George Gordon Morrison III
Richard C. Goldsworthy Gordon W. Henriott Andrew R. Johnson Steven Laken Kathy Manhard Charles T. Morse
Rebecca A. Gonzalez Melinda Schoo Henry Caroline Trout Johnson Marcia Laker Alice C. Manifold Elaine Moser
Christopher W. Goode Edward Henson Charles W. Johnson J. Lee Lamprecht Walter Manifold Alexander L. Mounts
Malcolm L. Goodman Eric B. Herdman, Jr. Ryan Johnson Richard G. Lancaster Stephen R. Manning Michael J. Mowrey
Carol Goodnight Mimi Herington Carol Ann Johnston Matthew W. Landrum Madge Simrall March R. Lafern Mulvaney Soldner
Paul Gerard Gosselink Bob Herrick Parke B. Johnston Darlene M. Landsittel Suzanne Reep Marfise Joanne Patricia Mulvihill
Jack Gould Virginia V. Herrick Patricia Johnston Mark Anthony Lane II Elizabeth Mariner Mark Munsen
David R. Gow Edward E. Herrmann Parker N. Johnstone Harold T. Lange Richard Mark Mary Kate Myers
Stephanie Grabow Linda Hershey Arnold R. Jones Raymond L. Lanum Daniel Markley Anne Myong
Michael C. Grady Jack G. Hewitt Barbara Hatcher Jones Shawn J. Lapean Lynn Geupel Marshall Robert E. Nagle
Gordon Grant Kristen D. Hewitt David Jones Betty L. Laramore Joann Henderson Martens Chris Naum
Martha A. Gray Jacquelyn Hickman Eckess Jones Pamela Maphis Larrick Carol Martin Greg Neal and
Linda L. Green Mike Higgins Jacqueline Jones John B. Larson Charlotte Nelson Martin Amy Rohde Neal
Ron Green John L. Hilbrich Albert L. Joseph Susan P. Larson Donald Martin Craig Neely
Cathy Greene James R. Hilger Carolyn Sue Kaiser Sofie B. Larson Graham Robert S. Martin Bobby Nelson

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David L. Nelson Gregg S. Pollander Ralph Rugan, Jr. Nancy R. Smith Debbie Wright Thomasson Kathy Weed
Karen A. Nelson J. Scott Polson Sidney Dennis Rundle Pamela Smith Inga Thompson Elaine Eberle Wehnes
Mairlyn Nelson Gabe Porras Barbara Sandquist Runyon Paul David Smith Joseph Francis Thompson Michael Weiss
Myrna M. Nelson Deanna L. Porte William B. Rupert, Jr. Robert D. Smith Stephanie Schrimpf T. J. Welch
Stephen L. Nelson David H. Porter II Jennifer S. Rusie Robert H. Smith Thomson Aviva Feigenheimer Weldon
Carolyn Jacobson Neustadt Yvonne Prata Anne M. Russell Thomas H. Smith Myron Thornburg Glenn E. Welliver and
Dana K. Newsom Dala B. Prather Steve Russell Bryan E. Snyder Ted Thornton Edith Welliver
Rita B. Newton Julie Pratt Pedro L. Rustan Linda Lee Snyder Virginia Throckmorton Binney Kitchel Wells
Trammell Newton Marvin Prellberg Steven M. Ryba Craig D. Sonnenberg Vicki Lee Timm Josephine Muzzy Wells
Margaret Nezarey David Price J. Krisstoffer Sacchini Tom Souleles Anne Todd John F. Wendelken
Robin Nice Jeanne Marshall Pritchard Alicia Salazar Mark Southerland Graham W. Todd Todd L. Werk
Stanley Nice Lisa Elliott Pruitt Brian Salerno James Spadoni Jean Basher Tolle Joan Werleman
Joe Nichols Betty Jo Purcell Amers Linda Samuel L. Kirk Sparks Pat Tolle Adam C. Werner
Margaret McCrea Nicholson Diane Purnell Sue Sandblom William G. Spartz Joan E. Tollefsen Bonnie R. West
Suzy Niemann Timothy C. Pyle Dean Sangalis Paul Sporleder Allen Kenneth Tonkin Max J. West
Heath Niemi William F. Radcliff Jonathan Sargent Retta Spreen Douglas R. Toohey Lois A. Westen
George Hagen Niesen Alejandro Radilla Maxine Sarver Susan P. Springer Betty C. Tower John P. Westropp
Susan Noble John Ragatz Margaret O. Saunders Thomas Janeway Stafford John Townsend III Paul H. Weyrauch
Theresa A.M. Noble Frederick W. Ramsey Patricia Dungan Savage Mary Stahley Thomas Tozer John D. Whalen
Kevin E. Noll Maurice D. Randall Anthony Savo Rebecca E. Stanley Theodore Tracewell Marianne Wheeler
Jeanne Norberg Jeffrey J. Rapp Kathleen M. Saylor Joyce E. Stauffer Barbara M. Trager Kelly Whipple
K. Scott Norris Marilyn L. Rapp Betty L. Sayre Carolee Steele Anne Trani Granville Whitaker
Lois L. Norris Paul Raschke J. Thomas Schanck Myrene L. Steele Kathryn H. Trautman Rebecca Wagner Whitaker
Richard S. Norton Marilyn E. Ratcliffe Dawn Schiller Phillip C. Steiger, Jr. William F. Trent Amelia Mustelier Whitcomb
Timothy W. Norton Roy Rauschenberg Rita S. Schilling Doris B. Steinberg George Troha Loren Clifford White, Jr.
Jennifer Noyes Lynn Marie Raymond Christine P. Schiltz Michael B. Steinberg Jacqueline B. Trottmann J. David Whitehouse
Jerry D. Nuerge and Margo H. Reagan David J. Schipper Steven L. Stephenson Karl F. Trovinger Robert William Whitt
Sharon C. Nuerge John Regan Mary Ann Schmalz Angela Anne Sterling Charles C. Truesdell Barry Wickliff
Gerarde Nunn John S. Regan John Schmidlin Margaretha Steur Angela C. Tucker Darwin Clark Wile
Dennis J. Nutt Karen Reid Edward Matthews Schmidt Brian D. Stevens Christine G. Tuckett Eunice D. Wilke
Eileen Nee Jaeger O’Brien Sarah Harrison Reim Thomas Schmitz Nancy Joan Stickler Sandra Lee Tudor Barbara S. Williams
Patrick S. O’Connell Timothy A. Reiman Gwendolyn H. Schobinger Leroy R. Stipe Mary W. Tull Jo Williams
Elizabeth S. O’Shaughnessy Mary Reinacker Penny Schramm Margaret Stone Mary Lee Turk Kathryn Weymouth Williams
Marsha Sue Ober Darcy Reinier Sharon K. Schroeder Francie F. Stoner Barbara Alt Turley Loretta B. Williams
Diana Gelene Oblinger Dean A. Reinke Brian S. Schuermann Melaney Sue Stoops Thomas A. Turley Willard W. Williams
Margaret C. Odeen Theodore Reissing G. Henry Schuler Nancy J. Stott Bruehl Frank W. Tvaroha Robert S. Wilroy III
David E. Oelke John R. Repp Saundra L. Schulhof J. William Straker David A. Tyndall David B. Wilson
Dorothy K. Oldfield Edward A. Reser Mary Schult Barry M. Straube Jill Udell Harry M. Wilson III
Paul E. Olin Charles C. Reynolds Fred Schultz Jay Strayer Ryan Ullman John E. Wilson
Barbara Amy Olson Rex J. Reynolds Gene Scott Chris K. Stream John P. Underwood Nicole Valletto Wineman
Clifford A. Ong David J. Rhea Maria Martinez Scott Teresa R. Street Robert Underwood Joan K. Wing
Kerry M. Orrock Arthur Gardener Rice Stanley R. Scott Philip C. Strick Bronna S. Utterback Nancy Scholl Wingert
Louise M. Owen Rebecca Richardson Katie Seaman Denise Stringfellow Charles Vail Helen Winning
Melody K. Page Judith S. Rickard Lisa Mary Secrest Janet H. Stuckey Patrick Vallad Donna L. Winslow
Edward C. Papenfuse, Jr. Margot H. Riecker Andrew Sellers Richard S. Stultz and Pamela Kelerchian Van Cleave Lynn Winston
James L. Parker Kenton Riggs Tamara L. Sells JoAnne D. Stultz J. Peter van Eys Pamela Winter
Jill Parker Parker C. J. Ringland David O. Selzer Linda Greenfield Sturges William Robert Van Luven Patricia Ann Winterberg
George Parrott Allison Rink William H. Sethness Warren H. Sturmer Dirk Vander Laan Doug Winters
Sue Partner Jon T. Riveire Philippe Sevin Timothy Sullivan Ray Vanderby, Jr. Charles P. Wirsching, Jr.
Joyce Patterson Patricia Cooksey Riveire Donna Seward Jim Summers Rosie Vanderglas William H. Wolf
Donna Pauley Nancy Roach Mona L. Shafer Brooke L. Supple Sharon R. Vandivier Douglas Walter Wolfe
Ingrid K. Pavlick Paul Robbennolt Joye Coy Shaffer Nancy Shoemake Surbaugh Janet E. Vare Beatrice Emens Wolper
Albert Pavlikowski Bruce Robbins J. D. Shakespeare, Jr. Mike T. Sutton Kate Kibler Vasey Ann M. Wood
Paul L. Pawlowski James J. Roberts Susan Shattuck Hildegarde Swanson Robert Veatch Kevin Woodhouse
Terrie H. Payne Nancy B. Roberts Noni Ewing Shearman Marvin C. Swanson Thomas M. Venetis Sandra L. Woy-Hazelton
Don Cary Pearson Frank B. Robertson Jeanette R. Shedd Robert Swanson Kerry Vermeer Beverly Wright
Maxine B. Pearson Larry Robertson Susan Adams Shimer Shirley L. Swanson Lisa T. Vieke Helen C. Wright
Deborah G. Pendl Marie Robertson Harold Shively Darrell R. Swartzentruber Susan A. Vissing Lloyd M. Wright and
Anita N. Pennell Jerry Robinson Henry A. Shorey III Suzanne K. Sweeney Gina Voelz A. Marie Wright
Christopher E. Perkins Robert H. Rodgers Sharyn Short Gustavus F. Swift IV Kellie D. Vogt Amy Wu
Nancy Sears Perry Todd M. Rodgers Mary S. Showalter Lillian Swift Victor S. Volom Matthew T. Wulf
Matthew R. Peter Edgardo L. Rodriguez Erin Shreiner Timothy Taft Barbara Vonderohe Carrie Yarger
Elizabeth Bach Peters Sophia Roe Robert W. Shroder Walter Taggart Norman O. Wagoner Stephen C. Yianakopolos
Ray Peterson Sherry D. Rogers Katherine A. Shultz Drew C. Takaichi Ann Suttler Walker James L. York
Joan Petertil Barbara J. Rohm Stanley Shuman Nancy Talbott Jane Tatman Walker Stephen T. York
Nancy Ann Peyton Susan P. Rohrer Alan W. Sidel and David Taylor Martha Walker Richard William Young
Dian DerOhanian Phillips David H. Rolston Jerri Sidel Geraldine Taylor Christine Wall Stanley A. Young
Mary Lynn Phillips Michael Rominger Sandra Cha Sifferlen J. Michael Taylor Dena M. Waller Edward G. Ypma and
Doris Ann Phillips Brown Jane L. Roots Mary L. Simmons Karen Lorraine Taylor Rosemary Walsh Eleanor S. Ypma
James C. Pickford Lisa Rae Roper Scott W. Sims Kit Taylor Carolyn J. Walters Brian Ytterberg
Julian Piercefield Bonnie Blair Rose Thomas G. Sinks Edith Templin Thomas Wanezek Peggy Kathryn Zachman
Shelden O. Pisani Stephanie Rose Larry W. Sipe Elva Talenberg Tetrick Karen Ann Wapole Louis T. Zaczkiewicz
Margaret J. Pither Lee Allen Rosenthal Darryl Sjostrom William R. Thauvette Randy J. Ward Michael W. Zalokar
Angela K. Pitzer Ian Ross Thomas V. Skinner and Catherine Thayer Kimberly A. Warner Roger H. Zanes, Jr. dec
David E. Plate Sandra Ross Laura Dold Skinner James C. Thie Robyn L. Warner Thomas E. Zapp
Charles F. Plenge Barbara J. Rowlett Marilyn G. Slanec Paul Thiemann and Jack W. Warren Charles R. Zimont
Diane E. Plummer Jennifer Roy Sarah Slusher Martha R. Thiemann Emily S. Watts
Richard P. Poethig John T. Roy Marlin Smalling Heidi Thomas James R. Webb CONTRIBUTORS
Marilyn Rhoades Pogue Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr. Ronald R. Smith and John R. Thomas Suzellen Roest Webb Arthur Abbatiello
Rochelle S. Pogue Wolfgang Rubsam Carol Hoopengarner Smith Mr. and Mrs. John J. Thomas Brian R. Webster
Bob Polito Drummond C. Rucker, Jr. Nancy J. Smith Mark P. Thomas David Fradd Webster

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David J. Abbott Kenneth R. Beers Duane A. Brodt C. Justin Clements Victoria Reed Davis Shannon Ericson
Sean W. Abercrombie Nancy Beesley Rudolph Brody Catherine Clift David Dawson Lawrence Ernst
Russell Thomas Abney Marcella A. Beeson Kathryn A. Brogan Scott W. Clippinger Claudia Alejandra de León Leslie G. Etters, Jr.
Anthony R. Abri Carolyn Clapp Behrendt Gary Brotze Michael Cloonan Anna H. DeArmond Randy Eugenio
James Acklin III James E. Bell Dair Brown Kennan J. Cluskey Kenneth DeHahn Herbert Evanger
Audrey P. Adams Rosemary J. Bell David Robert Brown Linda Clute Stephen M. DeMello Tom Evans
William R. Aikman Jason Belyew Joline M. Brown Jo Ann B. Cly David M. Decker William T. Evans
James L. Albrecht and Ruth Benedict Kathy Peters Brown Julia G. Coan Patty Dees James D. Everhart
Phyllis H. Albrecht Brett Bennett Franklin Gilbert Browne Greg Cochran Alan D. Degner Nancy Fagg
Charles Alcorn Laurie Ann Bennett Barton W. Browning Joseph D. Coffey Andrew H. Dehart Susan Fairchild
Thetis Alcott William A. Bennett Lawrence A. Browning Timothy Coffman Sergio Dehoyos Madeline S. Faner
David R. Aleman Allen Merrill Benson Jack O. Brunjes Wayne I. Coil Dennis Delnagro Thomas R. Fannin
Constantine Alexakos Dayle Benson David Bruton Lucius Cole William J. Denney Scott Farman
Jim Alexander Ken Berge Adam K. Bucki J D. Collins E Thomas Dewey Julie Farquhar
Jonathan H. Allen Bill Berger Rebecca Buehler N. Lynne Collins Paul D. DiGiovanni Sabrina S. Farris
Julie Allen Louis R. Berger Vera L. Buening Michael G. Connelly Antonio M. DiLorenzo Robert Fasig
Spencer S. Allen Matthew R. Bernaldo Rodney D. Bullard Richard Connor Robin DiRocco Dan Fedorowicz
Jeffrey Allender Dan Best Penn James Bullock Kathleen Conrad Joseph Richard Dierkes Douglas Dean Fellegy
Henry Mark Alt Ron Best Sarah E. Burch Bill Cook Stephen Diggs Kathy G. Fellman
Scott Althaus Andrew J. Beverett Charles W. Burchard Cameron Cook Brian Dille Thomas Fencken
Christoph Amberger Joseph G. Bevevino James Burgess Harley Cook Louise A. Dillingham Yan Feng
Jim Amundsen William E. Bible Raymonda L. Burgman Margaret Ann Cook Liebig V. L. Dillon D. Christian Fenske
Wally Anders Paul A. Bickford and Jennifer R. Burke Dawn E. Cooper Ginger Dodd Anthony F. Fermann
Beth Anderson Helen E. Bickford Karl Burke Frederick C. Cooper Mary K. Dodson Ronald E. Fernsler
John R. Anderson and William Biggar Shari Burke Mary Cope Elly Doenecke Anita Ferrand
Bertha Anderson Joanne Whitecotten Biggs Calvin Burkhart Sandra D. Corbin John R. Dolan Barbara B. Field
Keith M. Anderson Jon Billman Robert A. Burkhart Bart D. Cornell Jeffrey P. Doll Charles Fike
Mary S. Anderson Wanda McCamy Bills Barry Burtenshaw Holly L. Cornn James Dombey Karen Finch
Michael S. Anderson Richard I. Bingham Edda Burton Thomas C. Cornwell John Chapman Donaker Arline Fink
Christine Angeli Christa P. Bird John J. Butt Nancy Cote Irvin H. Doner Edith Finsaadal
Bruce J. Annett, Jr. and Ron Bishop James E. Cabble, Jr. Russ Cottle Jane G. Donk Harold W. Fischbeck
Amy Walker Annett Geoffrey Black George Gerald Cailor Brian Joseph Cox and Suzanne N. Donnelly Michael M. J. Fischer
Anonymous Ryan Black W. Waller Caldwell Brooke Knudson Cox Katherine E. Doogan William Fischer
Edward Apfelbach Theodore Black William C. Caldwell Heather Cox Todd A. Dooley Cheryl Turk Flanagan
Johnie E. Apple, Jr. Gordon F. Blackert Kevin R. Callahan Kathlyn Cox Annette Bush Doolittle John Fortner Flanagan
Peggy Patterson Applegate J. Brian Blalock Benjamin C. Calwell Mary Cox Nancy Doremus Brent Flanigan
Varinia Salazar Arceo Donald L. Blamberg Bruce Cameron Cheryl L. Cramer Arthur Kirk Doubet Lori A. Flesvig
John S. Armstrong Lucie Blanchard Eugene W. Campbell Mary Ann Cramer David Dowler Michele R. Flint
Gregory Arnold Scott Blanford Jamie Campbell Stewart Elliott Creelman Judith Ryan Down Sandy Flory
Phillip G. Arnold Melinda Block Kari Campbell James M. Cribbs Joseph Downey Steven J. Foley
Carolyn S. Arvidson Wendy Block Ralph B. Campbell Derrick Crittenden Stephen Downs Walter R. Forbes
Martha Hollister Aschmann William W. Bloom IV Shirley L. Campbell Richard E. Croasdaile, Jr. Dale M. Drafall Frank E. Forsythe
Dorothy Asher Peter D. Bodnar III Christopher B. Campise J. Rebecca Crocker Larry L. Draper and Gerald Foster
David L. Atkins Thomas P. Boehner and James Canterbury Barry Crone Faye D. Draper Terry N. Foster
Thomas B. Auran Katie R. Boehner James J. Carlson Sharyn Marie Crossman Robert N. Dreussi Christine L. Fotsch
R. G. Ayers N. Richard Boerger Jean D. Carlson Jeff Crump Scott Driemeier-Showers William Fox
Ryan M. Bachtel Ralph F. Bogardus John Carlson Suzanne E. Cserep Harvey Drucker Jeffrey M. Franger
Franklin J. Bader Heather Bognar David K. Carlton Richard C. Cunningham James R. Drum Randall L. Frank
Christopher J. Badgley Lyle Jerome Boldt George Carpenter Beau T. Cunnyngham Karleen L. Dude Eric Frankenberg
Linda Baggerman Ryan L. Borden Teresa Ruppert Carr Randal E. Curnutt Laura I. Dudley Mark Frech
Theodore M. Bailey Barrie Borger J. Paul Carrodus Brian Curran David Dudrick Ronald E. Freedlund
Michael Baird John Edmond Bossnack and Jeff Carroll Neil William Currie Michael H. Duffy Jonathan Freeman
John G. Baker Erin Canfield Bossnack Tim Carstens Adam W. Custer Jeffrey Paul Dugdale Mary Ann Freeman
Michael Balay Joseph A. Boucher Julie Casper Irwin H. Cutler, Jr. Wilma J. Dulin Eric Frey
Christian L. Ball Jason A. Bourg Elizabeth Cassady Christopher D’Lauro Alan E. Dumond Thomas C. Friday
John Balzar Matthew T. Bowen Stephanie L. Cassidy Carole Daesch Angela Ohmer Dunaway David Friedlander
Hunter Banbury Detreville F. Bowers III Joseph K. Catron Mary Stone Dale James W. Duncan Bettye Samples Fritz
Larry D. Banker Kelly Bowland Jason Cegielski Michael Daly Nathan Duncombe Joanne Ruebush Frohne
Kenneth J. Banks Cynthia Reiley Boyd Sharon Filcik Chalmers Donald E. Dandrea Albert W. Dungan Nikki Fullop
Terry J. Baranouskas Marilyn Denise Boyer James F. Chambliss Kyle James Danforth Terry Dunkle Rebecca Jean Gaines
Jamie Barclay Clifford D. Bradford Suresh Chandra James W. Daniel Sheri Ann Dunlavy Jamie A. Galle
Gary M. Barcus David W. Branding Kim Chaney-Bay John Daniello James R. Dunnichay Thomas M. Gamble
Leonard P. Barker James P. Branstetter Frank R. Chapel Ronald P. Danis, Jr. Susan Penelope Dunwoody Brian J. Ganan
Joshua Barlage Tracy M. Brant Brian Chapman Curtis A. Dansby Judith T. Durham Sharon Lynn Garrett
Daniel Barlow Robert K. Brawley Walter David Charen Jonathan J. Danz Jay Dykstra Richard Garriott-Stejskal
Josh Barney Linda M. Breger Steve Chen Daniel R. Daugherty Steven A. Early Janice Garry
K Susanne Barr Hope Breiding Kathryn Chesterfield Melanie F. Davidson Deborah J. Eberle Fred Garver
David M. Barrett Christina Breithaupt Flora Chiari Stephen F. Davie Elizabeth Elardo J. Christy Gauss
Elizabeth L. Barritt Timothy M. Brennan Kathleen L. Chlebik Rick D. Davies Timothy P. Ellsworth Stanley Geel
John Barry Diane M. Brentlinger John D. Christenson and Wayne D. Davies Dennis Elpers Paula Mae Gelacek Cowling
Melissa Albano Barth Brett L. Brewer Ann F. Christenson Anna H. Davis A. Judson Ely Amy M. Gerard
Pauline Barta Bates David Lawrence Brewer Bruno P. Chumpitazi Darnell V. Davis Kenneth Emerson Mary Ellen Germanotta
Timothy Bath Robert C. Brewster and Richard E. Church, Jr. David R. Davis John M. Emge Ronald D. Getz
Charles W. Battey Heather McDermit Brewster William J. Cirigliano John H. Davis M. Ladyne Emmerich John C. Gevaert
Robert L. Baughman Catherine H. Bridge Susan Dobbin Claar Joseph A. Davis Christine K. Endicott Kevin A. Gibbs
Peter F. Bavisotto Robert G. Bridges Angela S. Clark Keith E. Davis David J. Engel Ronald Gibbs
Kathryn A. Beard Walter C. Bridgewater Janna Clark Keith G. Davis Rodney England Donald Craig Gilbert
Christopher M. Beatrice Mary Poffenberger Briggs Gordon A. Clarke Louanne W. Davis Jim Ensley David Gilmore
Linda L. Beaty David Brightmore Michael M. Clarke Robert J. Davis and James Enzor Brian G. Gilpin
Richard H. Beckett Marc J. Brinker Charles Clarkson Julia L. Davis Joseph P. Erb Kevin Gingras
Peter Hess Beckwith Nathaniel C. Brinn Arthur C. Cleland Ronald M. Davis John Erickson Alicia Gipson

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Robert Girton David C. Harrison

Powell F. Gladden Rob Harshaw Endowment Gift at Work
Amy L. Glander Diana L. Hartje
Wendy S. Glisson
Steven Gloe
Marijo R. Hartman
Ian Michael Hartnett Ethics specialist is new Pulliam Professor of Journalism
Eugene Gloria and Alicia Hartsock
Karen Singson Greg P. Harvey
“I look at why and how journalists do what
Michael P. Goad Arnold Haskell they do, individually and collectively,” says
Michael Goff Michelle C. Hasler
Jenny L. Goodell Lavonne Jackie Hatch Eugene S. Pulliam ’35 Distinguished Visiting
Dean Gore Jeanne Marie Haupert
Kelly Gore John T. Haworth Professor of Journalism Robert M. Steele ’69.
Robert B. Gosline, Jr. George D. Hawthorne
Judy Gough John Christopher Haywood Steele comes to DePauw from The Poynter
John Gow Wade N. Hazel and
William G. Grashorn Tavia S. Pigg Institute in Florida, where he developed and led
John W. Graub Jason Hazelett and
Curt G. Grauer Tiina Hazelett sessions on ethics for journalists and leaders. He
Leslie C. Grawcock Lester L. Hearson
John F. Gray Lee Heckman also consulted directly with journalists nationally
Martha Shin Green Wendy S. Hedin
Warren Greene Ray F. Heiden
and internationally concerning specific ethical
Vicki K. Greenfield Carl Christian Hein III problems and issues.
Kevin T. Greenwell Thomas Heinlein
Denise D. Greer George Heipler In understanding the place of ethics in journalism, Steele looks at the dynamics of news
Lane E. Greever H. T. Heitzenrater
Jon D. Greger Russell H. Henk organizations, asking what policies and practices are in place to make ethical decisions. Leader-
Katy Gregg Ann Marie Henn
Gail Marie Gresser Christopher Hennessey ship within these organizations often dictates how well ethical decisions can be made. Steele also
Greg Grice Nate Henry
Sue Miller Grier Daryl Hensley looks at the ethical aspects of a news organization’s business practices, since journalism ethics is
Keith Griffin Patricia Hensley
Ronald Ray Grimes F. Edward Herran often directly affected by a group’s business ethics.
Thomas A. Grobengieser Gary E. Hess
Elizabeth T. Groebe Thomas E. Hess At DePauw, “My goal is to bring a lot of that to the classroom and model it for students.
Martha Gauchat Groenke Nicholas S. Heyniger
Eric R. Groenweghe Brian S. Higgins
There is a process to ethical decision-making. It is a skill.”
Brian J. Gross Margaret F. Higgins Steele hopes to build citizens’ respect for journalism in large part by heightening their ex-
Robert K. Gross Raymond Hill
Erin N. Grove J. Mark Hilligoss pectations of journalism and by challenging journalists to meet those expectations. Teaching at
Arleen Gruber Mary Ann Hillstrom
Tracy A. Grunden Matthew Himsel DePauw, he can have a definitive impact on how future journalists make ethical decisions and
Rob Guebard Kara Hinchman
Andrew P. Guerrera Valerie Thompson Hinkle honor their craft.
Linda C. Gugin Brian G. Hise
Skip Gundrum Rudolph Hoeltzel
John W. Hackett Eugene Hoffman
Mary Ann Hackman Amanda Hoffmeister Jamie B. Humphreys James W. Johnson Elaine S. Kennedy Gabrielle Kramer
Jill P. Hadley Gary M. Hoke Brenda Humphries Lois Johnson Kelley Kepchar Jacqueline L. Kramer
Ellen Winfield Hafer Jennifer Hoke Charles A. Hurst Michael Johnson Paul E. Kepner Ken L. Kraus
Janet M. Haigh Danna J. Holland P. F. Hurst Paul M. Johnson Vijay P. Kesan Daniel G. Kriech
Ed Hailey Douglas E. Hollar Raymond L. Hurst Peter A. Johnson Keith Kimble Susan Linton Kries
Beverly K. Haines Brucie Holler Lorene Huston [dec Philip C. Johnson Charles King Graem Kubin
Richard A. Hall Michael D. Holton Brian Hutson Rebecca D. Johnson Sheryl Lou King Jacobs Otto V. Kuehrmann
William L. Hall John Holy Chien Y. Hwang Thomas Alan Johnson Daniel Laurence Kinsinger Traci Kugler
Stephen C. Hallier James M. Homme Robert Hyde Christopher B. Johnston Ellen Kipley Nelida Kuhlmann
Juanita R. Hallmann Sean Hopkins James B. Igleheart and William S. Johnston Tara L. Kirby John R. Kuka
David L. Halteman Gerald H. Hopp II Diane Foster Igleheart Suzanne Joiner Richard F. Kiser Lynda G. Kurfirst Carlino
Stephen A. Hammond Shawn Ann Hornaday Stephen L. Immer A. David Jones Jeffrey R. Kistler Marion Gaither Kyhos
David R. Hamrin N. Jean Horner Eric C. Isaacson Clifford Jones John Klak Michelle M. LaBonar
David Hancock Shirley Horning Oscar A. Iseri M. Edward Jones Peter C. Klei Jason S. Lacey
Gary Hansen and Dennis Hornocker Molly Ittner Suzy Jones Jeffrey A. Kleinlein Thomas A. Lacey
Jill Hansen Ken Horsey Dean D. Jackman Jim M. Jordan Blythe Anne Kleinschmidt Marcie Volini Landis
Cole Hanson Stacy A. Hostetler and Webster P. Jackson Michael S. Jordan Roger L. Kleist Ronald Dale Larson
Roy L. Hanson Jama L. Hostetler William C. Jackson Ronald E. Joyce Geoffrey D. Klinger Rudolph A. Larson
Timothy M. Hanson Sasha Hostetter John H. Jacobs, Jr. James W. Judy Jim Klinger Ralph L. Lary III
Joel R. Harbaugh Robert E. House Brett R. Jacobson Mary Jo Julian Elizabeth Dorsey Klipsch John M. Lathrop
Carl A. Harcourt and Gary W. Houston Michael A. Jacques Steven C. Juneau Kevin V. Klose Margaret Laury
Barbara A. Harcourt Mary M. Howell Richard J. Jakupco Barbara W. Kacmar Richard G. Kluger Paul J. Lawrence
Lance Hardin C. M. Hubble Paul Jamison Lucille C. Kanney David William Knauer Dennis Lazaraton
Robin G. Hardin Mary R. Hubert Robert J. Jeffers Chris Kanolis Gary S. Knickerbocker Patrick D. Leboehi
Heather Hare Jeffrey Michael Hucek Neal P. Jeffries Kenneth Kazmar Dennis M. Knuth Anita Palmer Lehman
N. Thomas Harkins Robert E. Hudelson David Jenkins Michael Keane Sharon S. Knutson Erin Lehmann
Brent Harlan Bill L. Hudgens James Jenkins Richard C. Keating William F. Koenigsdorf Terry A. Lehmann
Carolyn C. Harmann Esther S. Huffman John Jenkins Christina M. Kegley Janet L. Koepper Mary Ellen Leidy
Karin Harmon Kathryn M. Huffman Sean Jenkins James B. Kehr Michael Koerner Mike Leivant
Paul J. Harmon Brian Hughes James Knolle Jensen Shawn D. Keith Otto A. Kohl Carol A. Lenhart
Richard D. Harp Christopher A. Hughes Virginia Jeronimus Denis Kelly Rebecca Sara Konowicz David L. Lentz
Carla A. Harris James R. Hulbert Kati Johanson Leslie L. Kelminson Douglas J. Kopseng Betty A. Leslie
Christopher Harris Erik Humbert Beth Johnson Janet E. Kendall Marie L. Kosewicz Patricia A. Lester
Harvey Harris Stacey Humerickhouse Douglas Johnson Charles Miller Kenerley J. Michael Kota Jonathan Levenshus

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Mary Catherine Levings Thomas C. McNab Paul T. Nelson Kenneth J. Piller Peter R. Rosenberger Patricia L. Simmons
Michael J. Lewis Daniel B. McTurnan Raymond V. Nelson William Ellis Pinner Ellen Rae Rosevear-Lesch George T. Simon
Michael P. Lewis Michael Meehan Kathrine Nero John Pionzio Bridget Rosko Kenneth J. Simon
Nanette Draper Lewis Wayne P. Meider Gregory Neumeyer Michele L. Pittsley Sean D. Rotermund Sid Simon
Richard T. Lewis Nathan Meierbachtol David Neuser Antigone Polite William Rotert Scott Simpson
Susan L. Lewis Johanna Melangton Connie J. Newcomb Michael Polites Linda S. Rothermel Lisa K. Sims
William R. Liberty John H. Melcher Jane C. Newman John Pollalis Greg Rowe Walter J. Sims
Penelope Christine Liechty Lori J. Mendez Steven Newman Todd Poole Susan Pauly Roy Dennis D. Sipe
Norman D. Light Wayne H. Merit Stephanie Nichols Charles D. Porter Byron C. Ruble Dawn L. Sites
Sara Linder H. Edward Mertz, Jr. Frederick Morris Niehaus Kathryn Ellis Price Barbara Rush Kevin Skaja
David R. Linton Kay R. Meyer Markus Niemeyer Patrick D. Pringle Richard A. Rusie Kenneth T. Skodinski
Judith Michelle Liveris Kevin Meyer Franklin W. Nitikman Barbara Jane Pritchard Andrew D. Ryan Peggy Skorupa
William H. Lobe Steven Mickelson Amy F. Noecker Darcy Prosser Robert L. Ryan Gracia Walker Slater
Phyllis J. Lockyear Chuck Miles Joe Noertker Jon R. Pryweller and Marc Ryser Kevin M. Slattery
Richard O. Loeser Daniel J. Miller Michael F. Nold Sue W. Pryweller Hee Ju Ryu Piper Lucia W. Smalheer
John A. Long Eric Stone Miller Megan Noonan Jordyn Pryweller Patrick Sacor Craig Smart
Robert B. Love Helen L. Miller Jasper E. Norman Louis Przetak Edgar V. Safrit, Jr. Dariusz Smigielski
Jay A. Lowe Ross Miller Paul G. Northam Kristen P. Puckett Keith D. Salette Betsy Smith
David C. Loyd Sheila Hart Miller Christine A. Northcutt Ryan Purdy Robert D. Sampson Christine Kokernak Smith
Pat Lumbley Stuart Lee Miller Matthew A. Nostrand Carrie E. Purgason Kim Sanborn Christopher Smith
Faye S. Lumpkin Thomas Miller Andrew J. Novak Philip M. Puterbaugh Santiago Sanchez Daniel Smith
John Lundquist Donald L. Mills Thomas Novak Marie D. Quattrocchi Marie Sander Earl R. Smith
Linda Garrard Lyle Stephen T. Minihan Jonathan Kemp Nugent David R. Queisser John Sanders Jeff Smith
Maria Shulz Lynch Thomas A. Minke Conor O’Brien Sean P. Quinn June Sanks Jeremy Smith
E. Jeffrey Lyons Claude Miquelle Edward O’Brien Joshua Rabuck M. Andrew Sapp Kari S. Smith
Carla Ann Mabry Patricia D. Moehle Terry O’Brien Steve Rakow Irwin G. Sarason Matthew L. Smith
Kara MacGregor Sarah C. Moffett Tony W. O’Brien Sylvia Ramer Jourdan W. Sarpy, Sr. Pamela S. Smith
Robert Macdonald Lawrence P. Monahan John A. O’Connell E. Blaine Ramsey Charles A. Sauter Patricia A. Smith
Denis J. Macura Suzanne V. Montgomery Charles O’Connor Gayle Randall Michael A. Savini Ralph E. Smith
Carol Magnuson Christine K. Moon Robert J. O’Connor Daniel J. Rang Herbert Sayers Russell L. Smith
David F. Mahoney David Moor Sandra O’Meara Elizabeth Ransdell Charles E. Schaaf Tracy E. Smithrf
Erin Mahoney Dan Moore III Brooks O’Neil John C. Rauch David N. Schaaf Edgar M. Sneed
Erin Allyse Mahoney John M. Moore Stephan O’Shaughnessy Catherine Ray Richard E. Schabel Warren B. Sneed
John F. Mainieri Judith W. Moore Joseph C. Oakley Karen Ray Albert L. Schaberg Elinor Snow
Dennis Malaney Nancy C. Moore Larry Odar Sid Rayburn and Morgan Schafer Margaret Dellere Snow
Allison Hilding Mandel Allen Moorman Donald R. Olson Golda Rayburn Stephen Schaller Reisa J. Snyder
Kathleen R. Mapes Randy Moorman Maureen L. Olson David K. Records Clement H. Scheibelhut Edward L. Soelter
Ellen March Lance M. More Phoebe B. Olson Thomas F. Reed Larry Schlawin David Sokoloff
Armen Mardiguian Robert A. Morehead John Orticelli Bill Reeves Elaine Schlegel Sanjay Sood
Alan Mark Linda Morgan Edward M. Oslawski John E. Reh Toni C. Schmidt Lewis Sorley
Sam W. Markley Mochel Morris Dorothy Jane Oswalt Bonnie Rehnquist Nancy W. Schneider James Souther
Betty Bykkonen Marquardt Todd J. Morris Becky L. Ott Robert S. Reich Richard W. Scholtes Rick Speer
Robert Thomas Marsh Alexander Morrow Heather P. Owen Alan Reichart Scott W. Schroder Jacob George Spehar II
Carlos A. Martin Kimberly J. Morrow Fred G. Owens Terry L. Reincke John Schroeder Theodore Spehar
David Hilgemann Martin Linda Morse Joe C. Owens Avril M. Reindollar Lesley Mellis Schuldt Pamela R. Stafford
E. E. Martin Robert H. Mortimore Sean P. Owens Alexander M. Reitzel Thomas M. Schuler Bryan K. Stainfield
Jayson C. Martin and Gregory J. Moschetti Ralph William Pack John F. Rentsch Bonnie Schulze C. E. Stanbery
Katie Foote Martin James Moser James Padgett Nancy Revnes Julianne Schumacher William J. Stanchina, Jr.
Nan Louise Martin Randall S. Moser Barbara R. Page Loren Rex William C. Schumacher, Jr. Erik J. Stanek
Sharon Lee Mason Helene S. Moses Samantha L. Pagels David C. Reynolds William Samuel Schwartz Jerold J. Stanley
Michael Massengill Mark Mosley Rosemary Edwards Paladino Bette J. Rice Maureen I. Schwendener Peggy C. Starkey
Chris Massey Elizabeth A. Mossberger Lynne M. Panos Laura B. Rice Douglas N. Schwepler Robert B. Stauber, Jr.
Brandon R. Masterson Margaret A. Moutvic-Wasz Robert E. Panthofer Bill Richards Gregory L. Schwipps and Catherine Steadman
Kathleen R. Matthews Sonja L. Mow Thomas K. Pantzer Jeffrey Richey Alissa D. Schwipps Sandrea Pavlik Stearns
C. Andrew Mattingly William D. Mowery Daniel Papero Mary C. Richey John A. Scircle Joan C. Steele
Jack D. Mattox Gary A. Mrugacz Ryan Parenteau Robert P. Richter Agnes Scott Matthew F. Steele
J. Logan Mayfield Robert K. Mueller Gus E. Paris Sheilia Kaye Ricks Sandra L. Seale Mildred R. Steele
Susie H. McAllister Timothy Mullarkey Jeffery E. Parker Jim S. Ridings John H. Seehausen Lindsay B. Stegman
Mary Erin McCann Patricia Muncie Philip T. Parker David G. Riemer Joan E. Seiler Thomas T. Stein
Alma C. McCarty Michael J. Munson D. W. Parks Rudy Riemer Aaron L. Seitz Robert L. Steinmeier
John G. McClellan Peggy L. Munson Richard E. Paschke Michael W. Riggle Michael J. Selsley Mark Stephens
Khan McClellan Charyn L. Muraida Mara A. Pearson R. Todd Riley Chris Serak Beth Stephenson
Tim McClintick A. Douglas Murch Margaret A. Peck Deirdre Rinne Paul A. Shaffer Carolyn S. Stevens
Elizabeth Lowe McCoy Christopher J. Murphy James E. Peiffer Ann T. Robb Barbara Shapleigh Stanford Stevens
James T. McCoy, Jr. Patrick M. Murphy Thomas D. Peine Allison Mattia Roberts Peter S. Shawaker Benjamin Stevenson
Thomas G. McCunniff Andrew Murray Malcolm Penman Edward S. Roberts, Jr. Penny D. Sheahan Karen Lafleur Stewart
Donna A. McDermit Kevin J. Murray Manjula Perera James B. Roberts Richard A. Sheehan Nick Stewart
D. N. McDowell Paul Murray Scott A. Perkins Eleanor M. Robertson Carrie B. Sheets Paul R. Stockbridge
Shirley McFadden Sue Murrell Samuel J. Perna Robert Robertson John A. Sheets, Jr. Valerie D. Stogdill
Earl R. McGimpsey Susan J. Musheno Dwight Robert Peters Marjorie Robinson James Whitney Shelden Helen W. Stokes
Tim McGlinch Richard D. Mutarelli Chris Petersen Janice A. Rodems Thomas E. Shelt James B. Stokes
Francis E. McGovern George H. Myers Todd Petr Raul I. Rodriguez Barry Shemela John C. Stoltz, Jr.
Sharon McGrann Glenda Sondifer Myers Dana Stuart Pfaff Sheila Roesler Susan Woods Shepherd Christie Storer
James Edward McGrath Melinda W. Myers Steve Pfeifer Wayne Rogers Gina M. Sheridan Blanche B. Stout
Nancy McIntosh Ryan L. Myers Gregory J. Pfister Sarah L. Roggenkamp Susan B. Shewalter Michael J. Strack
William J. McIntosh Sarah M. Myers Julie R. Phelps Alfred H. Rohol III Marcia L. Shields Amy L. Stringfellow
Kevin McKone Del G. Nagy Alfred B. Phillips III Carol H. C. Romeril Brenda A. Shinn Timothy R. Stroop
Charlotte McLain James Edward Near Douglas P. Pierce Christine P. Roob Johnny R. Shockley Ruth Lenhard Stross
Daniel J. McLaughlin John T. Needham Michael G. Pierce John Ross Rootes Joan Shoptaugh George Franklin Strutt, Jr.
Robert K. McMain David Neff William Edward Pike and Angela Roppolo Joseph Roy Siefker David C. Sullivan
George H. McMaster Brad Nelson Brooke A. Pike Stephen J. Rose Maureen K. Silkworth G. Brian Summerfield

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William Anthony Andrea L. Uhl John Weis Brian P. Woods Bruce C. Greenwald Caroline K. Jetton
Sunderman Patricia Uhrick Phillip Weisberger Eileen S. Woods Nancy A. Huber John Katterjohn and
Ruth Ann Swannell Lee D. Ulrey Benjamin S. Weisbroth Jim Woodward Nancy Witte Jacobs Carol J. Katterjohn
Brendan Sweeney James M. Underwood, Jr. Gary Weith Warren F. Woodward Richard C. Kingsland and Geoffrey D. Klinger
Elizabeth Swift Thomas A. Vaclavek James H. Weldon III G. Annette Woolsey Alice Lemon Erik S. Krag
Peggy L. Swihart Donald A. Van Gorder and Jere G. Weliver Richard A. Worcester Frederick G. Krauss John L. Liston and
A. Eugene Taber Janet S. Van Gorder George Dale Weller James Harvey Wright Joyce C. Mutz Sandra H. Liston
Margie Gundus Taflinger Brian P. Van Vooren David F. Wells John W. Wright Ben C. Peternell John Madden
Megan P. Tarpy Anthony L. VanDam David W. Welty Ernest E. Yelton and Jane W. Schott David B. Maine and
Dale Orr Taylor Amy L. Vanderkolk Charles D. Wemhoff Mary R. Yelton Glenn M. Swisher and Barbara P. Maine
Harry A. Taylor Stephanie Hanka Vandover Wm. James Wendling Stacey L. Yeo Molly Swisher Brent Marston and
Jim Taylor Rick Vavul Nicholas A. Werne Christopher M. Young Joan K. Marston
Ronald K. Taylor Leonard Vazquez Paul E. West Lawrence P. Zablock OTHER GIFTS William J. Nagy and
John J. Teach Gloria Vear Edgar James Whatley Kyle Zajdel Gary Aleshire and Ruth Ann Nagy
Edwin D. Teegardin Robert M. Veatch James C. Wheat III Adam Zeckel Debbra K. Aleshire David Nesbitt and
Janice M. Teeter Gregory Veerkamp Larry C. White Wendy L. Zerface Anonymous Joyce Nesbitt
Paul Teitelbaum Barbara Feroe Vietzke Stephen W. White Ted C. Ziemer, Jr. W. James Armstrong and Jonathan Pavey
Anne Webb Thayer Natalia Villasboa Kenneth R. Whitelaw Al Zipperer Elizabeth W. Armstrong William R. Pearlstein and
Roger Lee Thews, Jr. Jens Vinje Thomas R. Whiteley Bryan J. Zukowski C. Matthew Balensuela Kristin M. Hager
Robert L. Thibodeau Peter Vishion R. Gaines Whitley Robert G. Bottoms and Elizabeth S. Pell
Daniel P. Thomas Caren A. Vitell Cathy Okrent Whitney GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Gwen Bottoms John C. Pitz and
David F. Thomas Clifford M. Vogt Frank M. Whitney Edward D. Auer Douglas J. Dalrymple and Jill M. Pitz
Leigh Foster Thomas Valerie Rupich Vojcanin Richard John Wichlei Russell J. Compton Nancy J. Dalrymple George Portell III and
Elizabeth Ann Thompson Ted Vonder Haar Dick Widmer Felix E. Goodson Kathryn Davidson Anna A. Portell
Elizabeth C. Thompson Johanna Wachter Laura J. Wilburn Stanley R. Irwin James M. Dodds and Judith A. Raybern
Norman F. Thompson Kathy Wade Thomas Alan Wilhelmus Michael D. Johnson Reyna M. Dodds Thomas B. Reynolds and
Peter Thompson Steven F. Wagester Charles R. Williams Raymond W. Pence Marceline G. Duffill Anne B. Reynolds
M. A. Tidrick Jane R. Wagner David L. Williams John A. Ricketts Emerson W. Ebert and William B. Rupert, Jr.
David E. Tisdale Gail E. Wainright Jacqueline L. Williams Richard F. Rosser Marjorie B. Ebert Heber L. Short and
Earl R. Macam and Robert Waldner Kenneth L. Williams Mark S. Fritz and Elizabeth B. Short
Gwen Tohill-Macam Michael L. Walker Muriel B. Williams GIFTS IN HONOR OF Margo Fritz Merle E. Simmons and
Frank Edward Tolbert W Dean Walker Barbara Williamson Gwen V. Bottoms Robert G. Fuller and Concepcion Simmons
Philip A. Tomlin Christina Wall Kimberly Willis Robert G. Bottoms Margaret A. Fuller Katrina M. Sturgeon
Quinn Tompkins Mary Ann Walton Barbara J. Wilson Tom Bryan David W. Gasperetti and Anne Swift
Patricia Toms Ruth Waltz Dan L. Wilson Dennis Turk Flanagin Martha L. Merritt Jerry E. Toomer and
Rita B. Tomsic Randal S. Wamsley Frank Wilson Clinton B. Gass Judith A. George Linda A. Toomer
Deborah Kaurich Tongren David G. Wanders and James R. Wilson James R. Grannon David L. Gray and Cynthia J. Wargo
Barbara Trammell Kristi Wanders Lougenia E. Wilson David W. Herrold Susan K. Gray Jay G. White
Carolyn Lucy Trembly Simon Charles L. Ward Susan R. Wilson Joseph R. Hurt John K. Gwinn and Deborah L. Williams
Andrew W. Trinkino G. Alan Ward Wesley Wilson Gloria A. Keppel Lynette R. Gwinn Patricia L. Williams
Dennis F. Troester Stephen Rosborough Ward Dennis J. Wiltse Marvin B. Hamilton and David M. Woodward and
Samuel J. Trout Thomas C. Ward Warren C. Winkler SPECIAL GIFTS Barbara J. Hamilton Janet K. Woodward
Susanne Trubey Mary Spadafora Ware Diana C. Winterhalter Neal B. Abraham and Daniel Stephen Hanna Robert B. Wyse and
Donald B. Trudell John L. Warren Hamilton R. Winton Donna L. Wiley Virginia Hanna Denise Wyse
Elizabeth S. Truelove Fred L. Warweg Wendy Meredith Wippich Anonymous Robert F. Hartmann and Jonathan R. Zeko and
Donald L. Tryon Paul Washburn Anthony C. Wirt Charles W. Battey Margo M. Hartmann Kristin Y. Zeko
Dean Tudor Sherron Ann Watson Cheryl L. Wise Katherine Lind Bergethon Kenneth L. Hauser and
Guy A. Turnbull Shirley Dillon Watson Dorothy Lee Witwer David A. Bohmer Eleanor Jane Hauser LEGACY GIFTS
James D. Turner Robert Watson-Duvall Richard Wold Emmylou Bollinger Joseph W. Hemsky and Evans M. Rust and
John J. Turner Paul R. Weakley Stephen E. Wolf Jane L. Emison Joan B. Hemsky Roberta Rust
Lisa Turner Bernice E. Weatherholt Patricia J. Wolk William Ash Emison Virginia R. Heric
Sanfred E. Turnquist Joseph G. Webb Richard T. Wood Jere David Field Thomas E. Hoffmeyer
Henrietta H. Tweedie Teri Weber Horace S. Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Garland Irwin and
Jane H. Tweedle James Weingartner Cy Woodrome Fujinaka Jeanne R. Irwin

DePauw University has made every effort to maintain accuracy in the preparation of the Annual Honor Roll of Donors.
Unfortunately, mistakes or omissions can and do occur.
If you should find an error in this report, please notify the University so that our records can be corrected.
Write: DePauw University, Stewardship Office, Attn: Honor Roll, Greencastle, IN 46135-0037.

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included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Corporations, Foundations and Organizations

DePauw’s gratitude goes to the following corporations, foundations and organizations whose employees
participate in their matching gift programs. Gifts from 280 individuals qualified for matching gifts from
their businesses or other organizations. These individual gifts, in turn, generated an additional $323,149
for DePauw University. Matching gifts comprise a vital portion of the Annual Fund.
Matching Gifts of $25,000 Aetna Foundation, Inc.
or more American Express
Lumina Foundation for Foundation
Education Ameriprise Financial
AstraZeneca
Matching Gifts of $10,000 Ball Corporation
or more Bemis Company Foundation
Eli Lilly and Company Boeing Company
The David and Lucile Bristol-Myers Squibb
Packard Foundation Foundation
Procter & Gamble Fund Corning Incorporated
Foundation
Matching Gifts of $5,000 Deloitte Foundation
or more DirecTV
ConocoPhillips The Walt Disney Company
ExxonMobil Foundation Foundation
GE Foundation Dow Chemical Company
Meredith Corporation Foundation
Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Merrill Lynch & Co. General Motors Corporation
Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Northwestern Mutual H. B. Fuller Company
Foundation HSBC North America
Occidental Petroleum Harris Bank Foundation
Corporation IMS Health
One America Illinois Tool Works
Philip Morris, U.S.A. Foundation
Spectra Energy Foundation Johnson & Johnson
Verizon Foundation Kaplan, Inc.
KeyCorp
Matching Gifts of $1,000 Lincoln Financial Group
or more Foundation
3M Foundation, Inc. MetLife Foundation
Abbott Laboratories Fund Microsoft Corporation
Accenture Foundation, Inc. J. P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Matching Gifts
Morgan Stanley
North Indiana Conference
of the United Methodist
Church
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Philips Electronics
ProLogis
Prudential Foundation
RJR Nabisco Foundation
Rand McNally & Company
Schering-Plough Foundation
Shell Oil Company
Foundation
Sherwin-Williams
Foundation
State Farm Companies
Foundation
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Unitrin, Inc.
Wachovia Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Other Matching Gifts
AT&T Foundation
Adobe Systems Inc.
Agilent Technologies
Foundation
Alcan Aluminum
Alcoa Foundation
American International
Group
Amgen Foundation
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Aviva Charitable Foundation
BP Amoco Foundation
BWXT Y-12
Bank of America
Barclays Global Investors
C. R. Bard, Inc.
Belden Inc.
Blue Bell Foundation
Leo Burnett Company
CIT
CNA Foundation
Campbell Soup Foundation
Caterpillar Foundation
ChevronTexaco
Ciba Foundation Inc.
Colgate Palmolive Company
Comerica Incorporated
Countrywide
Crowe Chizek & Company
LLC
Dow Agrosciences, LLC
Dow Corning Corporation
eBay
Emerson
Energen Corporation
Entergy Corporation
Exelon
Fifth Third Bancorp
J. H. Fletcher & Co.
GEICO Companies
General Mills Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline
Foundation
Global Impact
W.W. Grainger Inc.
Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc.
Hewitt Associates
Home Depot
Houghton Mifflin Company
ING Foundation
Intel Foundation
Irwin Financial Corporation
Kennecott Utah Copper
Corporation
Kimberly-Clark Foundation
Kraft Foods Inc.
Laclede Gas Company
Lexis-Nexis
Lexmark International Inc.
Lockheed Martin
Marathon Oil Company
Foundation
Maritz Inc.
Marsh & McLennan
MassMutual Financial
Group
McDonald’s Corporation
The McGraw-Hill
Companies
McMaster Carr Supply
Company
Medtronic Foundation
Mellon Bank, N.A.
Merck Company
Foundation
Monsanto Fund
National City Bank, Dayton
Nationwide Foundation
Novartis US Foundation
Nuveen Investments, LLC
PNC Bank Foundation
Penguin Group USA
Pfizer Inc.
Pharmacia Foundation, Inc.
Principal Financial Group
Foundation
RBC Dain Rauscher
RealNetworks Foundation
Regions Bank
Roche Diagnostics
Rockwell International
SAIC
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
Safeco Insurance
Sallie Mae
The Charles Schwab
Corporation Foundation
Sit Investment Associates
Foundation
Steelcase Foundation
SunTrust Bank, Atlanta
Teleflex Foundation
Temple-Inland Foundation
Texas Instruments
Foundation
Textron
Thomson West
Towers Perrin
UPS Foundation
USG Foundation Inc.
Unilever United States, Inc.
Valero Energy Corporation
Wellpoint Foundation
Whirlpool Foundation
Wisconsin Energy
Corporation

Direct Gifts
Corporations, foundations and organizations have traditionally been key supporters of education in
America, particularly higher education. DePauw is proud to acknowledge the following corporations,
foundations and organizations that have expressed their belief in the mission of DePauw University
through their financial support.
Direct Gifts of $1,000,000 Lilly Endowment Inc. Hewlett Packard Company Steele Charitable Remainder Independent Colleges of Wohlers Family Foundation
or more The Andrew W. Mellon Hillswood Foundation Unitrust Indiana Foundation
Cornelius Family Foundation Huizenga Foundation Swisher Foundation Miller Family Foundation Direct Gifts of $5,000 or more
Foundation Ian Rolland Revocable Trust Otto F. and Jenny H. Krauss United Way of Northwest Northern Trust Company AGA Institute
SEI Giving Fund Charitable Foundation Michigan Karl Prindle Charitable Broadhurst Foundation
Direct Gifts of $500,000 Ubben Lead Trust The John D. and Vanguard Charitable Lead Trust Community Foundation of
or more The Andy Warhol Catherine T. MacArthur Endowment Procter & Gamble Fund Greater Memphis
Judson C. Green Charitable Foundation for the Foundation Western Petroleum Schwab Fund for Charitable Community Foundation of
Lead Trust Visual Arts The Mazanec Foundation Company Giving Jackson County
Todd S. Nicholson 2002 Louis and Nellie Sieg Goldman Sachs
Direct Gifts of $100,000 Direct Gifts of $25,000 Charitable Lead Trust Direct Gifts of $10,000 Foundation Philanthropy Fund
or more or more North Indiana Conference or more Gordon V. and Helen C. The Greater Cincinnati
AMG Charitable Gift Ayco Charitable Foundation of the United Methodist Claude and Marilyn Boles Smith Foundation Foundation
Foundation Cabbadetus Foundation Church Foundation Inc. Diane B. Stephens Hagaman Charitable Trust
Bartlett Family Foundation E. Rhodes and Leona B. Palmer Foundation Burleigh Family Foundation Charitable Trust LRE Foundation
El Nido, LLC Carpenter Foundation Ripplewood Foundation, Cornpauw Foundation, Ltd. Stephenson Family The Lanham Family
Fidelity Charitable Chicago Community Trust Inc. The Davee Foundation Foundation Foundation
Gift Fund The Cummins Foundation South Indiana Conference John Edward Fowler TowerBrook Foundation National City Bank
Greater Kansas City Greater Milwaukee of the United Methodist Memorial Foundation Samuel L. Westerman Rice Family Foundation
Community Foundation Foundation, Inc. Church Howell Paving Inc. Foundation

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Richland Summit Charitable
Foundation
The Alvin J. Rockwell
Charitable Trust
Eugene C. and Gail V. Sit
Foundation
ML and SL Smith Health
Education and Charitable
Trust
United Student Aid
Funds, Inc.
Direct Gifts of $1,000 or more
ARJCO Foundation
American Endowment
Foundation
Anthony Family Foundation
Baird Foundation, Inc.
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
The Stanley H. Byram Trust
R. and M. Clark Family
Foundation
Community Foundation
of Central Illinois
Depository
Community Foundation of
Greater Fort Wayne, Inc.
Community Foundation of
Louisville
The Dallas Foundation
Dayton Foundation
Depository
Dealer Tire
Nancy Ruyle Dodge
Charitable Trust
Dow Jones & Company Inc.
Grossnickle Family
Foundation Inc.
James E. and Evelyn E.
Hader Charitable
Foundation
Thomas S. and Sally S.
Henderson Foundation
IBM Corporation
Kalamazoo Community
Foundation
Lancaster Family Foundation
Lancaster Family Trust
MCL Cafeterias
Maple City Commercial
Leasing Inc.
Marathon Oil Company
Foundation
National Christian
Foundation
National Philanthropic Trust
Nicholson Family
Foundation
North Indiana United
Methodist Foundation,
Inc.
Pearson Education
Pharmacia Foundation, Inc.
Presser Foundation
T. Rowe Price Charitable
Gifts
Putnam County Community
Foundation
Pyromation, Inc.
Schaefer Family Trust of
1989
Seaman Family Foundation
Specialties Agro-
Alimentation
Stark Community
Foundation
Mildred E. Swanson
Foundation
Swearingen Foundation
United Way of Central New
Mexico
Vectren Foundation, Inc.
Washtenaw United Way
Webster Gladstone
Foundation Inc.
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Wham Charitable Trust
Xerox Foundation
Other Direct Gifts
3M Foundation, Inc.
American Advertising
Federation-Cleveland
D. J. Angus-Scienctech
Educational Foundation,
Inc.
Anonymous
Artemis Strategy Group
Aspinwall Custom Framing
Baker & Daniels LLP
Bank of America
Beré Foundation, Inc.
Blaney & Walton
Briggs Foundation
Brittany Hollow Ranch
Charlevoix County
Community Foundation
Cohen & Company, Ltd.
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
Dickens Enterprises, Inc.
Donaldson Capital
Management, LLC
Ear, Nose and Throat
Surgical Care
East Fork Growers
Express Signs and Graphics
of Orlando
Fargo-Moorhead Area
Foundation
Fitzgerald Consulting Inc.
J. H. Fletcher & Co.
Four Jay Corporation
Furniture Aware House
Greencastle Branch -
NAACP
Gulf Parcel Service, Inc.
Hale Family Foundation
Hardwick Day
Heritage Management
Group Inc.
Highland Park United
Methodist Church
Holmes Law Office, P.C.
Illinois Prairie Community
Foundation
Indiana Bar Foundation
Jewish Community
Foundation of Greater
Kansas City
Kaiser Communications Inc.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Foundation
Kingdom Oil Company
The Lawlor Group
Anne and Fred Luber
Foundation
Marvin’s
The Manuel D. and Rhoda
Mayerson Foundation
Men’s Hall Association
J. P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Jon E. Newcomb Law Office
Oak Park-River Forest
Community Foundation
Ozem Corporation
Padgett Law
Patel, Martyn & Hafner LLC
Precision Dispensing
Equipment
Random House Inc.
Riberg Stores LLC
The Samuel Family
Foundation
Dean Sangalis & Associates
Financial Services
Sawyer Marglous Foundation
Sheahan Family Revocable
Trust
The Snow Foundation
The Springfield Foundation
Stencil & Sponge Inc.
Summit Sales Group
Tegarden Educational
Consulting, Inc.
United Methodist Church
United Way of King County
University High School
Parents Association
Voluntary Benefits
Specialists, LLC
Waterstone Foundation
Wellpoint Foundation
Wilson Logistics Inc.
Wyse Advertising


Gift at Work

Student “marks a new stage” in her life through study

project in Botswana
Political science and sociology double major Sainabou M. Musa ’09
learned a great deal about herself and what she values through a recent
Winter Term study project in Botswana.
Musa’s visit to the South African country was supported through a
Palmer Foundation Winter Term Travel Grant. The president of the Palmer
Foundation, based in Kenosha, Wis., is Mary Palmer Enroth ’62.
Now a senior, Musa was most struck by a visit to an orphanage during
her Winter Term trip, and especially her interactions with an 11-year-old
girl named Teke. “With Teke, I experienced an emotional rollercoaster.
I was sad for this little girl, who lost all that was close to her at such a
young age. I was happy that Teke did not let her past stop her from enjoying the present.”
Musa said about her support from the Palmer Foundation: “Without your generous contribu-
tion toward my study project in Botswana, I would have missed an experience I will never forget.
It is my hope that one day I will be the one encouraging and enabling students to broaden their
horizons, as you have allowed me to do.”

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Memorial Gifts
Many members of the DePauw community find memorial gifts to the University to be an appropriate
way to honor and celebrate a relative or friend. DePauw University is grateful to receive these thoughtful
gifts, which provide important resources for DePauw students and faculty members.

John P. Kinsey 1919 Fred H. Cate and
Edith B. Kinsey Beth Cate
Deborah J. Daniels and
Ruth Ward Freehafer 1930 Lyle J. Mannweiler
Ann Freehafer Andersen Mitch Daniels
and Donald K. Donaldson Capital
Andersen Management, LLC
Linda C. Gugin
Lytle J. Freehafer 1931 Barbara A. Harcourt and
Ann Freehafer Andersen Carl A. Harcourt
and Donald K. Diane Foster Igleheart
Andersen and James B. Igleheart
Indiana Bar Foundation
Charles F. Seaman 1933 Phyllis J. Lockyear
Margaret Seaman Ernest E. Yelton and
Spikerman and Mary R. Yelton
Richard C. Spikerman Ted C. Ziemer, Jr.
John W. Christensen 1935 Charles P. Erdmann 1945
Vicki Weber Linville Carlton B. Stringfellow
and Ronald Gordon and Joellen McFarland
Linville Stringfellow
Mary Lee Turk
Gordon R. McKinney 1946
Earl C. Townsend, Jr. 1936 Helen M. McKinney
Carol J. Katterjohn and
John Katterjohn Daniel H. Hanna 1947
University High School Phillip L. Cooper and
Parents Association Dawn E. Cooper
Deborah L. Williams Robert H. Farber and
Vera May Knauer
Mary Poucher Farber
McCune 1937 James D. Graham and
David P. DeSelm and Carol Fisher Graham
Jane DeSelm Sue W. Pryweller and
Jon R. Pryweller
Martha Withey Barnes 1938
Bradford S. Grabow and William M. Walton 1947
Stephanie Grabow J. P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Marian Ellis Gifford 1940
Virginia Ritchie Brown Dan W. Guinnup 1948
James Edward Davis and Barbara Evans Farris and
Sarah Ryrie Davis Phillip H. Farris
Lynne M. Panos
Walter N. Reagan 1948
Richard G. Rink 1941 Margo H. Reagan
Katie R. Boehner and
Thomas P. Boehner Heath C. Steele 1948
Thomas E. Hoffmeyer
Sal F. Marino 1942 Janet S. Van Gorder and
American Advertising Donald A.
Federation-Cleveland Van Gorder
Cohen & Company, Ltd. Betty Benson Weideman
Joan K. Marston and
Brent Marston James R. Wheeler 1948
Cynthia J. Wargo Wanda Stewart Wheeler
Janet K. Woodward and
David M. Woodward Thomas S. Emison 1950
Denise Wyse and Mary K. Emison
Robert B. Wyse
Wyse Advertising Joseph Butler 1951
Kristin Y. Zeko and Cynthia W. Acker and
Jonathan R. Zeko Frederick G. Acker
Brevoort Baker II and
Richard S. Shepard 1942 JoAnn Givens Baker
Baker & Daniels LLP Ann F. Christenson and
John G. Baker John D. Christenson
Nancy Eshcoff Boyer and J. Thomas Concklin and
Thomas P. Boyer Judith M. Concklin
Joanne Beil Conners
Thomas V. Fischer and
Ann Fischer
Jill Hansen and
Gary Hansen
Carol Nelson Johnson
and Wendell H.
Johnson
Ruth Ann Weber Johnson
and Thomas Alan
Johnson
Lydia R.B. Kelley and
Stephen W. Kelley
Linda Mallon
Amy Rohde Neal and
Greg Neal
Franklin W. Nitikman
Charles Oldfield and
Dorothy K. Oldfield
Mary C. Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Ruark
Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr.
Laura Dold Skinner and
Thomas V. Skinner
Margaret Kleinke Walsh
David G. Wanders and
Kristi Wanders
Cynthia Watson Yingling
and Jeffrey Yingling
Harry D. Jacobs, Jr. 1951
Elizabeth W. Armstrong
and W. James
Armstrong
Marceline G. Duffill
Nancy Witte Jacobs
Diana Root Dean 1952
Donald L. Hamilton
and Emily Hooton
Hamilton
J. Kent Guild 1953
John Ward Shawver and
Sue Saunders Shawver
Jeanne Guild Townsend
and M. B. Townsend
John B. Williams 1955
Douglas A. Holmes and
Martha L. Holmes
Margaret Hogue
Corneilsen 1956
Procter & Gamble Fund
Marietta Coble Ivey 1957
David M. Ivey
Richard M. Temple 1957
Douglas A. Holmes and
Martha L. Holmes
John K. Buckner 1958
James H. Boyd and
Leah A. Boyd
Donna Stillwell Clapp 1958
Ann Freehafer Andersen
and Donald K.
Andersen
Janet Bruggeman Bonnie Barrow Liljequist
Fencken and Thomas and Jon L. Liljequist
Fencken Gayle Wanegar Taliaferro
Joanne Toates Huffman June A. Walker
and K. Keith Janice Wickersham Welty
Huffmann and David W. Welty
Bonnie Barrow Liljequist
and Jon L. Liljequist Mary Scharf Miller 1958
Gayle Wanegar Taliaferro Ann Freehafer Andersen
June A. Walker and Donald K.
Janice Wickersham Welty Andersen
and David W. Welty Janet Bruggeman
Fencken and
Ellen Bockman Thomas Fencken
Cleveland 1958 Joanne Toates Huffman
Ann Freehafer Andersen and K. Keith
and Donald K. Huffmann
Andersen Bonnie Barrow Liljequist
Janet Bruggeman and Jon L. Liljequist
Fencken and Thomas Gayle Wanegar Taliaferro
Fencken June A. Walker
Joanne Toates Huffman Janice Wickersham Welty
and K. Keith and David W. Welty
Huffmann
Bonnie Barrow Liljequist Barbara Bieser Deater 1959
and Jon L. Liljequist Douglas A. Holmes and
Gayle Wanegar Taliaferro Martha L. Holmes
June A. Walker
Janice Wickersham Welty J. McRae Thorlton 1961
and David W. Welty Marjorie Colegrove
Brickley and James A.
Neal A. Cochran 1958 Brickley
Tracy Cochran Garrity Chester W. Browne, Jr.
and Dennis J. and Jeanne Moe
Downing Browne
David W. Clifford and
Ralph R. Edminster 1958 Jean McCalister
Marjorie B. Ebert and Clifford
Emerson W. Ebert Anthony J. de Nicola and
Douglas A. Holmes and Christie B. de Nicola
Martha L. Holmes Gary Paul Drew and
Thomas A. Jameson and Sandra Aldrich Drew
Sandra B. Jameson Norman H. Eggert and
Jeffrey R. Johnson Jeanne Mahaney
John Madden Eggert
Joseph D. Mann Mark E. English
Elizabeth S. Pell Robert H. Farber and
Anna A. Portell and Vera May Knauer
George Portell III Farber
Walter W. Sampson, Jr. Donald L. Hamilton
and Ann M. Sampson and Emily Hooton
Anne Swift Hamilton
Edward L. Unterberg Louis W. Harmening, Jr.
and Gale Edwards and Janet Bloxsome
Unterberg Harmening
Gary L. Wegenke and David B. Maine and
Sandra S. Wegenke Barbara P. Maine
Michael R. Maine and
John McClendon 1958 Suzanne Bauman
Douglas A. Holmes and Maine
Martha L. Holmes William J. Nagy and
Ruth Ann Nagy
Mary Stotz McGookey 1958 Heather Neier and
Ann Freehafer Andersen Robert H. Snoddy, Jr.
and Donald K. John S. Null and Nancy
Andersen Spier Null
Janet Bruggeman Frances Wagner Rehm
Fencken and Thomas Dianne Harrison
Fencken Thorlton
Joanne Toates Huffman Kenneth R. Todd and Jo
and K. Keith Ann Eggers Todd
Huffmann Jo Misselhorn Usher
Robert E. Van Metre and
Barbara A. Van Metre
Robert B. Wessling
and Judith Hanson
Wessling
Kirby W. Bay 1964
L. Terry Chappell and
Barbara Chappell
Katherine Booz
Molander 1964
Judith Osterland
Thornton and
Ted Thornton
Jeannie Simmons Mutz 1967
Joyce C. Mutz
Carol Boardman Hittle 1968
John L. Rabb and
Sharon Rabb
Susan L. Saunders 1968
Suzanne Barker Sjostrom
and Darryl Sjostrom
Clarice Kinsey Bair 1969
Edith B. Kinsey
John F. McWethy 1969
Alison E. Frost and
Richard L. Bender
Sara Rush Shuman 1970
Stanley Shuman
Patti Harper Coyle 1971
Margaret Horrigan and
Terry N. Foster
Douglas L. Crichlow 1971
The Walt Disney
Company Foundation
John H. Land 1971
Thomas A. Roberts
Theodore McNutt
Englehart, Jr. 1972
David B. Englehart and
Helen E. Englehart
Melvin Kenneth Tracht 1972
Mildred J. Tracht
James N. Kleinschmidt 1976
Mark E. English
Lisa E. Drack 1980
Miller Family Foundation
Kevin R. Thompson 1980
Grant Norris Slocum
Brian Burton Hoover 1983
Herbert W. Hoover
and Barbara Burton
Hoover
Peter H. Pogue

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

** – The Washington C. DePauw Society 2007-08 Annual Member Circle
Bold Names – member of the DePauw Loyalty Society
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Richard Paul Steele 1984
Paul E. Steele and
Diana M. Steele
Chad C. Kostel 1985
Charles Kostel dec
Michael T. Lee and
Catherine Lee
Rebonna Hansen
Bromund 1986
James M. Dodds and
Reyna M. Dodds
Marvin B. Hamilton and
Barbara J. Hamilton
Adolf Hansen and
Naomi Hansen
Jerry E. Toomer and
Linda A. Toomer
Beth Ann Morrison 1987
Michael S. Corriveau
Polly Elizabeth
Marchese 2001
Ashley S. English
Neil L. Marchese and
Claire Anshutz
Marchese
G. Wendell Dygert 1933
John S. Abernethy and
Anne O. Abernethy
Scott Bond and
Cindy Bond
Mark D. Briney
Larry L. Draper and
Faye D. Draper
Thomas R. Gearhart
Jason Hazelett and
Tiina Hazelett
Robert H. Hoenk
Randall T. Lehman and
Deborah L. Lehman
Richard D. Mellinger
Charles T. Morse
Northwestern Mutual
Foundation
Jerry D. Nuerge and
Sharon C. Nuerge
Jeffrey J. Rapp
Sheila Roesler
Dean Sangalis
Dean Sangalis &
Associates Financial
Services
Alan W. Sidel and
Jerri Sidel
James H. Tower, Jr. and
Betty C. Tower
Dennis F. Troester
Victor S. Volom
Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.
Annual Honor Roll of Donors
PARENTS John J. Wittich and Maureen McCormick Judith A. Raybern Kathryn Davidson
Leah Elliott Wittich Carkeek Anne B. Reynolds and Virginia R. Heric
W. Peter de Penaloza Charlotte A. Wytias Nancy J. Dalrymple and Thomas B. Reynolds James A. Madison
Jewish Community Michael Jason Sered Douglas J. Dalrymple Heber L. Short and David Nesbitt and
Foundation of Greater Zabelin Robert H. Farber and Elizabeth B. Short Joyce Nesbitt
Kansas City Vera May Knauer Carl P. Singer and Concepcion Simmons
Isabel de Penaloza Kramer Felix E. Goodson, Faculty Farber Margaret M. Singer and Merle E.
and Jeffrey Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Joseph R. Flummerfelt Janet Love Trout and Simmons
Fujinaka Lawrence Eugene Frank Samuel J. Trout Ralph E. Spelbring
Kenneth R. Umfleet Kristin M. Hager and and Susan M. Frank Jay G. White Jack Steele and
Imo Yates Umfleet William R. Pearlstein Judith A. George Patricia L. Williams Carolyn B. Steele
Martha L. Merritt and Susan K. Gray and James H. Young Katrina M. Sturgeon
David W. Gasperetti David L. Gray Suzanne Steubs
FRIENDS, FACULTY AND Lynette R. Gwinn and Michael D. Johnson, Faculty Thompson and
STAFF Joseph R. Hurt, Faculty John K. Gwinn Carol Moyer Zaczkiewicz Kenneth C.
Anonymous Daniel Stephen Hanna and Louis T. Thompson
Edward D. Auer, Friend Virginia Hanna Zaczkiewicz
Ione B. Auer dec Stanley R. Irwin, Faculty Eleanor Jane Hauser and Richard F. Rosser, Friend
Neal B. Abraham and Kenneth L. Hauser Raymond W. Pence, Faculty C. Shea Nickell
Russell J. Compton, Faculty Donna L. Wiley Joan B. Hemsky and Helen M. Curtis
Robert F. Hartmann and Debbra K. Aleshire and Joseph W. Hemsky
Margo M. Hartmann Gary Aleshire Garland Irwin and John A. Ricketts, Faculty
Barbara Ault Homme and Anonymous Jeanne R. Irwin 3M Foundation, Inc.
James M. Homme C. Matthew Balensuela Caroline K. Jetton David C. Ahlgren and
Richard Anthony Mariette J. Bargen Erik S. Krag Deborah Adams
Livingston Deborah Mills Barker Sandra H. Liston and Ahlgren
Melinda Marie and Thomas W. John L. Liston The Howard Burkett
Voss-Hatfield and Barker, Jr. Jill M. Pitz and Family
Jason Hatfield Denise Reasoner Bates John C. Pitz Dawn Ahlgren Chapman
and Dale Bates Thomas L. Potter and Brian Chapman

Honor Gifts
Each year, DePauw University receives gifts that are made specifically in honor of a living individual, such
as a family member or friend who attended DePauw, or a member of the University’s faculty. Between
July 1, 2007, and June 30, 2008, the following individuals were honored through gifts to DePauw.
Carl A. Strock 1941 Mary Kendall Leist 1958 Heather McDermit Rebecca Lock Dennis Turk Flanagan,
Doris Nealis Hodges Golda Rayburn and Brewster 2001 Jeremy Steven Lock Friend
Strock Sid Rayburn Donna A. McDermit and Cheryl Turk Flanagan
George C. McDermit Steven R. Lock
Charles A. Leis 1952 Katherine Booz Molander Jeremy Steven Lock James R. Gammon, Faculty
Susan Leis Thiele and 1964 Lauren McDermit Colleen Patricia Benson
Howard N. Thiele Karen McDevitt Casey Beatrice 2007 Robert L. Scheibel Matthew Orr Bollero
Donna A. McDermit and Anna Riley Scheibel Greta Anne Krucks
Marilyn Newpart Leis 1952 Keith W. Keppel 1966 George C. McDermit Jeremy Steven Lock
Susan Leis Thiele and Karen Keppel Chappell Susan Scheibel Bradley L. Pearman
Howard N. Thiele and Edward G. Anna Riley Scheibel Anna Riley Scheibel
Chappell PARENTS Susan Leis Thiele and
David J. Morehead 1953 Howard N. Thiele
Rosemary Davis Shaw Robert McKay Steele 1969 Rebecca Benson FRIENDS, FACULTY AND
Tom K. Heilman and Colleen Patricia Benson STAFF Clinton B. Gass, Faculty
Marjorie Davis Nancy Priess Heilman Anonymous
Morehead 1954 Steven F. Benson Gwen V. Bottoms, Friend
Rosemary Davis Shaw Elizabeth Morehead Colleen Patricia Benson Michele R. Flint David W. Herrold, Faculty
Schluckebier 1983 Bonnie M. Nealon and Alison Clark Zajdel and
Thomas J. Grant 1956 Rosemary Davis Shaw John A. Bollero Raymond F. Nealon Kyle Zajdel
Phyllis H. Albrecht and Matthew O. Bollero
James L. Albrecht Cynthia Watson Robert G. Bottoms, Faculty Gloria A. Keppel, Friend
Yingling 1983 Katherine O. Bollero Michele R. Flint Karen Keppel Chappell
William B. Leist 1956 Catherine L. Yingling Matthew O. Bollero The Lawlor Group and Edward G.
Golda Rayburn and Bonnie M. Nealon and Chappell
Sid Rayburn Ann Morehead Linda Krucks Raymond F. Nealon
McClellan 1988 Greta Anne Krucks
Ann Luttrell Grant 1957 Rosemary Davis Shaw Tom Bryan, Friend
Phyllis H. Albrecht and William N. Krucks Karen Keppel Chappell
James L. Albrecht Greta Anne Krucks and Edward G.
Chappell
Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Many DePauw alumni, parents and friends volunteer their time, energy and expertise on behalf of the
University. We are grateful to the volunteers listed below and others whose service and dedication help
guide and strengthen DePauw University.

DePauw University Board of Trustees 2008-09

Joseph P. Allen IV ’59 Kyle A. Hawkins ’07 James B. Stewart, Jr. ’73
Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93 Max W. Hittle, Jr. ’66 James G. Stewart ’64
Thomas W. Boswell ’66 R. David Hoover ’67 Robert C. Taylor ’08
Jonathan C. Coffin ’06 Kathryn Fortune Hubbard ’74 Lee E. Tenzer ’64
Sally Grooms Cowal ’66 Kyle E. Lanham ’79 Steven L. Trulaske ’79
Michael J. Coyner, Friend G. Richard Locke III ’83 Kathy Patterson Vrabeck ’85
Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61 Erik G. Nelson ’61 Sarah Reese Wallace ’76
Gary P. Drew ’61 Myrta Pulliam, Friend Bayard H. Walters ’63
Jane L. Emison, Friend Marshall W. Reavis IV ’84 M. Scott Welch ’82
Marvin E. Flewellen ’85 Blair A. Rieth, Jr. ’80 Robert F. Wells ’66
Alison E. Frost ’69 Darlene Montgomery Ryan ’76 R. Lee Wilson ’76
Judson C. Green ’74 Michael L. Smith ’70 Lawrence E. Young, Jr. ’84

Advisory Trustees
James R. Bartlett ’66 Michael R. Maine ’61
W. Charles Bennett ’74 Andrew J. Paine, Jr. ’59
Rhett W. Butler ’62 Janet W. Prindle ’58
Lawrence W. Clarkson ’60 Jane Turk Schlansker ’63
Don R. Daseke ’61 Theodore M. Solso ’69
Donald C. Findlay II ’56 Timothy H. Ubben ’58
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. ’57 Robert B. Wessling ’59
G. Richard Locke ’58

Life Trustees
John T. Anderson ’52 David J. Morehead ’53
Eugene L. Delves ’50 Ian M. Rolland ’55
John W. Fisher, Parent Thomas A. Sargent ’55
Robert R. Frederick ’48 Norval B. Stephens, Jr. ’51
Hirotsugu Iikubo’57 William F. Welch ’40
Arthur E. Klauser ’45 Richard D. Wood ’48
George L. Mazanec ’58

DePauw University Board of Visitors 2008-09

Jane Eklund Anderson ’65 Wendy Ellis-Gardner ’89 Judith Tanner Moon ’76
Robert S. Apatoff ’80 Sander L. Esserman ’73 Rita M. Allis Powers ’86
E. Webb Bassick IV ’74 Richard L. Fanyo ’69 Todd R. Roberson ’82
Jennifer Holtzman Bell ’79 Robert D. Franks ’73 Robin Richey Roberts ’80
Barrett L. Boehm ’73 David S. Goltermann ’78 Pamela A. Rons ’77
Judith Banker Castellini ’81 Charles A. Greene, Jr. ’96 Peter G. Ruppert ’86
Kenneth W. Coquillette ’82 Douglas S. Hynden ’78 Lance A. Swank ’83
Jeffrey A. Cozad ’86 David C. Johnson ’72 Donald E. Town ’71
Glenn E. Davis ’79 Janice Pahl Kern ’71 Loren Cerone Tozer ’82
Holiday Hart McKiernan ’80
Susan Reichert Milanak ’84

◆ – Annual Fund Volunteer

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DePauw Alumni Association Board of Directors 2008-09

Guillermo H. Amezcua ’03 Ivan D. Hoffman ’01 Scott R. Reynolds ’00
Jason A. Asbury ’95 Steven Arthur Holt ’70 Breton A. Schoch ’86
John Fullilove Avery III ’05 Sarah Roberts Houghland ’65 Karen Olander Skerrett ’68
Lindsay A. Bartlett ’07 Janet L. Johns ’85 Jill M. Skogheim ’00
Florence E. Beatty ’74 Leslye Jones-Beatty ’82 Carolyn Hostetter Smith ’59
Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93 Katherine L. Keck ’77 Brent E. St. John ’89
André L. Brewer ’93 Ashley B. Krieg ’01 Gilbert D. Standley ’82
Tobias J. Butler ’04 Amber Franklin LaRue ’00 Michael S. Stanek ’06
Roberta Graef Carlin ’69 Saundra Lu Fabrick MacGregor ’62 Eric M. Stisser ’94
Stephen N. Combs ’87 Charles F. Meyer ’86 Jill Darnall Tanner ’91
Courtney Hughes Comer ’91 Janel Howell Miller ’69 Barbara Martin Tubekis ’80
John A. Drees ’65 Nadia T. Mitchem ’98 Theodore Constantine Tubekis ’08
Jennifer Kneisley Ferguson ’84 Charles J. Nelson ’85 Joseph E. Ukrop ’89
Scott A. Fredrick ’87 Christopher H. Penn ’72 Marcus R. Veatch ’75
James P. Getgey ’88 Steven W. Peterson ’77 David C. Warner ’00
Gregory J. Goetcheus ’90 Donald M. Phelan ’79 Keysha J. Webb ’94
Milo F. Hanke, Jr. ’77 W. Scott Priebe ’00 Ann Baur Whitlatch ’80
W. Brian Hatton ’95 Dennis A. Priser ’63 Eve M. Wright ’96
Lori Spoon Rafkin ’85

DePauw Alumni Councils and Clubs 2008-09

Chicago Alumni Council
President: Jane Schaadt Johnson ’04
Vice President: Bryan D. Cuculich ’05
Cincinnati Alumni Council
President: Benjamin G. Marston ’04
Vice President: David C. Warner ’00
Indianapolis Alumni Council
President: Kelli J. Smith ’04
Vice President: Jennifer Aiken Knepp ’00
San Francisco Bay Area Alumni Council Atlanta Alumni Club
President: Anne Heller Morrissey ’90 Chair: Kerri L. Wightman ’93
Vice President: Kristina M. Amarantos ’05
Los Angeles Alumni Club
St. Louis Alumni Council Chair: Angie Hamilton-Lowe ’00
President: Amy J. MacDoniels Rhodes ’04
Vice President: Christopher V. Rhodes ’04 Milwaukee Alumni Club
Chair: John W. Busey II ’90
Greater Washington D.C. Alumni Council
President: Adam D. Brackemyre ’00 North Texas Alumni Club
Vice President: Robert G. Burney ’58 President: Karen Platt Bearman ’89

New York Alumni Council Twin Cities Alumni Club

President: Jacqueline B. Natz ’05 President: Jill M. Skogheim ’00

GOLD Council 2008-09

Gabrielle Peek Benson ’05 W. Kenney Marlatt ’00
Michael E. Bogers ’01 Stephanie Rivera ’05
John M. Buchta ’08 Timothy R. Rolfs ’02
Ryan J. Danks ’99 Jill M. Skogheim ’00
Kathryn Rudolph Diekhoff ’03 Abigail J. Trainor ’07
David W. Emison ’03 David M. Trogden ’04
Kirsten J. Hagen ’02 Obinna D. Ugokwe ’05

Alumni of Color Advisory Council 2008-09

Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93
Devon Wade Crittenden ’89
Olan B. Garrett ’99
Jeanna Tillman Knight ’00
NaShara C. Mitchell ’01
Nadia T. Mitchem ’98
Nigel J. Riggins ’00
Wandini Dixon-Fyle Riggins ’01

Report of gifts received July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Special and Other gifts are those used for a special purpose not
included in the Annual Fund. Legacy gifts include bequests
received and other deferred gifts.
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Alumni and parents host 2008

Summer Send-Off Parties in 14 locations
The Office of Admission and Office of Alumni Relations express their appreciation to
alumni and parents listed below for hosting this year’s summer send-off parties for incoming
first-year students. Thanks to so many loyal friends, DePauw was able to provide parties in 14
locations.
This year’s parties featured six new hosts and many repeat party volunteers. New locations
included Rockford, Mich., and the surrounding Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo area as well as Min-
neapolis. The Chicago West party hosted by Kim and Bill Butler had the best overall attendance
and alumni attendance with more than 100 people.
If you are interested in hosting a send-off party next summer, please call Tod A. Eberle ’66,
associate director of admission, at 800-447-2495.

2008 Summer Send-Offs

Bloomington, Ind. Rockford, Mich.
Host: Lawrence P. Taylor ’69 and (Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids area)
Margaret Taylor Host: Colette E. Harlow ’85
Co-host Stephen C. Jones ’69 and
Kathryn Jones Lafayette, Ind.
Host: Kaelin “Casey” Shipley and
Chicago North Katie Shipley ’11
Host: Bradley J. Simmons ’93 and
Julie Simmons Louisville, Ky.
Host: Duane R. Shover, Pamela E. Shover
Chicago West and Danielle M. Shover ’09
Host: William J. Butler ’82, Kim (Klinger)
Butler ’81 and Katherine E. Butler ’12 Merrillville, Ind.
Host: Sherri Modrak Ashby ’87
Cincinnati
Host: Brad A. Pierce ’90 and Minneapolis
Elizabeth Pierce Host: Lori E. Jonason and
Chelsey E. Jonason ’11
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Host: Melanie T. Hall ’78, Robert Hall and South Bend, Ind.
Abigail T. Hall ’12 Host: Pete J. Sampson ’00 and
Dinah (Hanson) Sampson ’00
Indianapolis
Host: Richard J. Hawk ’93 and St. Louis
Emily Mills Hawk ’94 Host: James H. Barrett ’79, Beth S. Barrett ’81
and Kyle S. Barrett ’10
Indianapolis North
Host: Stephen N. Combs ’87 and
Sarah M. Combs ’87

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Alumni, students and

faculty members enjoy
Coming Together 2008
Coming Together 2008 brought alumni of color to campus Sept. 5-7 to connect with
students and engage in provocative dialogue with peers and DePauw faculty members.
Highlights of the weekend included two panel sessions titled “How do you squeeze a dol-
lar out of 50 cents?” (a discussion about the middle class) and “Can’t we all just get along?”
(a discussion of human rights). Alumni and faculty facilitators led spirited dialogue on these
two issues by including conversations about gas prices, the housing market, medical insurance,
Darfur, Civil Rights and the right to an education.
Raymonda L. Burgman, DePauw assistant professor of economics and management, said
of the first panel session, “I enjoyed the opportunity to talk about the current state of the
economy and what this means for people of color. I noticed that everyone in the room had
this sense that if they did not know something, this was their opportunity to learn. Again, this
demonstrates that DePauw creates lifelong learners who never stop craving additional knowledge
and wisdom.”
Students benefited from the opportunity to engage alumni in attendance, fulfilling one of
the original purposes of the Coming Together tradition that has now included four campus
events. Yvonne A. Williams ’09 said, “In times when my life as a DePauw student is particu-
larly difficult, I think of the people of color who graduated from this institution, and it gives
me inspiration to continue and persevere. It is one thing to have people tell you that you can
be successful, but another thing entirely to have real life examples of individuals who have
accomplished what you aspire to accomplish. Whenever I feel self-doubt, I think of Wandini
Dixon-Fyle Riggins ’01, Lisa Henderson Bennett ’93 or Deborah Russell Chube ’95, and I
know that success is within my grasp and DePauw is a place that can help me reach it.”
Students and alumni connected throughout the weekend, particularly during the student/
alumni Open Mic Night, Opening Breakfast with President Brian W. Casey and Open House
reception. At the latter event, the Association of African-American Students (AAAS) House, the
new multicultural spaces open to United DePauw (UD), Association for Students Interested in
Asia (ASIA), Committee for Latino Concerns (CLC) and the International Student Association
(ISA) all worked together to provide tours of the spaces, as well as a reception.
Of his experiences during Coming Together, Marvin E. Flewellen ’85 said, “I truly enjoyed
the opportunity to engage in great conversation with current students, faculty and fellow DePauw

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alums of color. DePauw has many reasons  to be proud, especially Coming Together 2008 also featured performances by several
when we realize the many graduates of color greatly contributing in so DePauw students and organizations, including DePauw Capella, WA-
many areas of our society at large. When I am back on campus, I am MIDAN (World’s Association of Musicians, Instrumentalists and
always fascinated with and slightly envious of Dancers), International Student Association’s Indian Dance Group
the extent of the minority presence. This is a and X-Cell. Of the performances, Devon R. Crittenden ’89 said, “ I
great and positive change from the mid ’80s. must admit that I got a little choked up during the Cultural Showcase
These quick visits, such as Coming Together, because of the blend of nationalities and cultures. Coming Together
reinforce the great opportunity afforded to was not something I experienced during my time at DePauw. It was
connect the past with the present. My experi- beautiful!”
Marvin E. ence was relatively void of that connection, The University thanks members of the Coming Together Steering
Flewellen ’85
so we can change that outcome.” Committee who planned the weekend, including Lisa Henderson
During a breakfast on Saturday morning, alumni had the chance Bennett ’93, Devon R. Crittenden ’89, Jeanna Knight ’00, NaShara
to engage President Casey regarding his goals for the campus. A Mitchell ’01, Nadia T. Mitchem ’98, Nigel J. Riggins ’00 and Wandini
dinner in the evening featured Kate S. Knaul, director of the Center Dixon-Fyle Riggins ’01.
for International and Experiential Education and assistant dean of
academic affairs, as well as student testimonies by Neal J. McKin-
ney ’09 about his study abroad experience in Spain and Marjorie A.
Ramirez-Lino ’09 about her time in Nicaragua. “It was encouraging
to see enthusiastic alumni back at DePauw talking about issues that
concern us and showing that they care about the current and future
DePauw,” Ramirez-Lino said.
The dinner was followed by an after party featuring DJ Limelight
of Indianapolis. After the experience, DJ Limelight included his
DePauw experience in a blog titled “College Life” on his Web site,
President Brian W. Casey addressed alumni during the welcoming
www.djlimelight.com. breakfast in the Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathematics Center.

To read more about Coming Together and the Alumni of Color Advisory Council,
go to the Web site at www.depauw.edu/alumni/acac/index.asp.

The human rights discussion panel in Peeler Art Center auditorium featured, left to right: Melody L. Buckley ’11 (moderator); John A.
Dittmer, professor emeritus of history; Brett R. O’Bannon, associate professor of political science; Sherry J. Mou, associate professor of
modern languages (Chinese); and Ronda C. Henry ’90.

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Presidential Receptions
MONDAY, OCT. 20, 2008
The Chicago Club, Chicago

At left, Marletta Farrier Darnall ’61, President Brian W.

Casey and Robert J. Darnall ’60; below, a reception attendee
asks President Casey a question following his remarks.

More than 250 alumni and

a few students on fall break
attended the Presidential
Reception in Chicago.

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with Brian W. Casey

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 2008
Conrad Indianapolis

President Casey was warmly welcomed by more than 250 alumni

who attended the Presidential Reception in Indianapolis.

THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 2008

New York City

More than 150 alumni and some students on fall break enjoyed the Presidental Reception
at the 3 West Club in New York City.

To find out more about alumni events

or how to get involved, go to
www.depauw.edu/alumni.

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Emily J. Adams Anne Guild Adams ’82
Judith Drompp Guild ’53
Dr. J. Kent Guild ’53 dec
Grace K. Ardery Samuel R. Ardery ’80
Patricia Stevens Ardery ’80
Dr. David B. Stevens ’51
Sally Symon Stevens ’52
Taylor A. Beaty Marymae Gingrich Beaty ’76
William T. Berthouex Amy Thurston Berthouex ’74
Clinton J. Bird Dr. Jeffrey C. Bird ’81
Daniel A. Brick Dr. G. Edward Stokes ’44 dec
Elizabeth Hedges Witteveen ’43
Shelby L. Bridges Thomas S. Bridges ’82
Cynthia Treadwell Bridges ’83
Andrea C. Brinker John C. Brinker ’76
Katherine E. Butler William J. Butler ’82
Kim Klinger Butler ’81
Joseph Butler ’51 dec
Gail Wagner Butler ’51 dec
William R. Carpenter Robert R. Carpenter ’78
Sally Henning Carpenter ’79
Kaitlin E. Cassidy John C. Cassidy ’82
Susan McNichols Cassidy ’82
Rachel A. Cheeseman Phillip A. Cheeseman ’72
Lynn Liebig Cheeseman ’72
Jonathon D. Cripe Rev. Dr. Douglas Cripe ’82
Lisa A. Cripe ’82
Stephen F. Davis Glenn E. Davis ’79
Susan Melberg Davis ’79
Jessica M. Dugdale Sara Schacht Dugdale ’82
Lillian M. Elliott Richard H. Elliott ’80
Anne Rock Elliott ’81
Donald F. Elliott Jr. ’43
John W. Emison James W. Emison ’52 dec
Margaret C. Erzinger Carrie Reavis Erzinger ’83
dec = deceased
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CLASS OF
2012
Rachel L. German Cathy McCracken German ’85
Stephanie L. Grass David E. Grass ’67
Abigail T. Hall Melanie Thexton Hall ’78
Edward L. Hamilton Rev. Lisa Belcher Hamilton
Scott L. Hamilton ’81 dec
Donald L. Hamilton ’57
Emily Hooton Hamilton ’58
Mason D. Heyde David B. Heyde ’81
Alison Mason Heyde ’81
Lalla Boswell Heyde ’55
Edwin Boswell ’31 dec
Rebabelle McMahan
Boswell ’32 dec
Amanda B. Hughes Lisa Michaels Carlson ’84
Katherine A. Janowski Robert P. Janowski ’81
Kreigh A. Kamman Jill Tanner Kamman ’81
Patrick J. Kelly John P. Kelly ’75
Ryan J. Kelly John P. Kelly ’75
William R. King Julie Reynolds King ’77
Matthew K. Knochel Amy Clouse Knochel ’82
Emma R. Lanham Kyle E. Lanham ’79
Carolyn C. Latta Mary Matson Latta ’83
Kristina M. McLane Brian F. McLane ’83
Melva Zabarte McLane ’83
Kelly D. Mehlhope Carl N. Mehlhope ’79
Mary Sullivan Mehlhope ’79
Matthew E. Meyer Timothy E. Meyer ’82
Melissa Phillips Meyer ’81
Abigail V. Minton David P. Minton ’80
Phillip H. Minton ’51
Katherine S. Morrison Sarah Dewart Morrison ’81
Marilyn Stevenson Morrison ’51
Sara D. Myers Kenneth R. Myers ’82
Megan L. Myrehn Bruce D. Myrehn ’82
Kimberly Holycross Myrehn ’83
Sarah E. Norris David S. Norris ’82
Anne Boyd Norris ’82
Paige A. Olsen Michael E. Olsen ’79
Kimberly Faber Olsen ’81
Dr. L. Penfield Faber ’52
Andrew S. Pfaff Jean B. Pfaff ’76
Meghann E. Pogue Dr. Thomas Russel Mote ’74
Kevin K. Porter Harry D. Jacobs Jr. ’51 dec
Emily M. Reavis Marshall W. Reavis IV ’84
Laura Cochran Reavis ’84
Neal A. Cochran ’58 dec
Barbara Tracy Cochran ’58
Claire E. Rhoades Jeffrey Lynn Rhoades ’70
Kevin D. Rusie H. Robert Rusie ’39 dec
Ruth Ritz. Rusie ’40
Kevin M. Ryan Darlene Montgomery Ryan ’76
Kyle E. Scully Robert R. Scully ’78
Dr. Robert G. Scully ’40 dec
Richard E. Scully ’10 dec
Inez Gardiner Scully ’13 dec
Bradley B. Shewalter Scott A. Shewalter ’77
Connor D. Stallings Bruce L. Stallings ’77
Katrina Sorenson Stallings ’79
Mallory K. Stidham Joel D. Stidham ’71
Kristine Krumholz Stidham ’72
Kathryn A. Strader Todd M. Strader ’87
Diane Sharp Strader ’85
Kathleen M. Stricker Wendy Leinbach-Stricker ’86
Nicholas O. Sweeney Gerald Owen Sweeney Jr. ’74
Linda Goodyear Sweeney ’76
Gerald O. Sweeney ’43 dec
Elizabeth Young Sweeney ’45
Dorianne Thayer Thomas L. Thayer ’74
Aspasia Cantzavelos Thayer ’76
Tommy C. Weakley Susan Alvis Weakley ’44
Michael R. Woodsmall Bryan S. Woodsmall ’83
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Left: Washington, D.C.-area alumni enjoyed a

walking tour of the U.S. National Arboretum
on May 4.

Below: In Indianapolis, alumni assisted with

the nation’s largest half-marathon on May 3.
Alumni supported The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society’s Team-in-Training Program.

To find out more about regional

alumni events or how to get involved, go to
www.depauw.edu/alumni.

During the DePauw National

Month of Service in May, New
York City-area alumni assisted with
a Plant and Picnic event in a park
located under the Manhattan Bridge
Overpass.

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Alumni Parties Denver

More than 11,000 fans watched Kalamazoo
the Monon Bell game in person
at Little Giant Stadium in
Crawfordsville, Ind. The HDNet
Baltimore
telecast was viewed at 60 Kalamazoo
alumni telecast parties held
across the nation. (See photos
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1930
Mary Baker Himebaugh celebrated her 100th
birthday, July 18, 2008. She lives in Bedford, Ind. She
was profiled in The Times-Mail newspaper, July 14,
2008. Mary said, “I have always enjoyed doing things
for others, such as going to the grocery for someone
or seeing that a fellow senior citizen got on the city
bus at a certain time, but I’ve slowed down in the last
year.” In recent years, she has spent most of her time
keeping in touch with and writing to friends.
1932
Mary “Mariliz” Lyons celebrated her 100th
birthday, Nov. 2, 2008, with an open house at Attica
(Ind.) Public Library. The event was hosted by Attica
Public Library staff and Friends of the Library. Mariliz
was a music and art teacher at Shelbyville Central
Schools and, later, at St. Joseph Catholic School.
1940
Ruth Ritz Rusie was honored at a United Way
of Morgan County (Ind.) celebration luncheon,
April 30, 2008, for her work with the Coalition
for Literacy. She received a Community Impact
Partner Recognition plaque. Ruth was honored by
the Martinsville, Ind., Fall Foliage Festival Board
for longtime commitment and dedication to the
people of Martinsville and Morgan County (Ind.),
naming her grand marshal of the 49th annual
festival parade. The parade was Oct. 12, 2008.
Ruth is a retired school teacher and continues to
be an active community volunteer.
Harold A. Wittcoff celebrated his 90th birthday,
July 3, 2008. He is dean of Nexant’s corps of chemi-
cal experts and continues to be active presenting
his world-famous course on the chemical industry
to professionals from chemical companies in the
United States and Britain. He spent 35 years as vice
president of chemical research for General Mills
Chemicals, retiring in the 1970s and moving to
Israel. In 2001 he returned to the United States to
work for Nexant. He is the originator of more than
Alpha Gamma Delta members who met in Naples, Fla., were: (front row, left to right) Virginia Kibbler Lullo
’51, Joseph W. Lullo ’51 and Bette Doolittle Culver ’52. Back row: Bill Frier, Beverly Grant Patterson Frier
’52, John P. Culver Jr. ’52.
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140 patents, author or co-author of more than 40
technical publications and seven books. Despite
the problems facing chemical engineers and scien-
tists today, Harold said in the June 2008 issue of
Horizons, Nexant’s quarterly newsletter, “Certainly
solving [today’s] problems will not be as easy as it
was in my day, and it will take an entirely different
approach – both practically and intellectually. But I
have great confidence that it will happen. ”
1949
In August 2008, Clyde H. Vadner, who is
79 years old, completed a journey he began in
his youth. He wanted to see every county in the
United States, all 3,098. He completed his mission
in Dutch Harbor in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands. His
three daughters were there to meet him and help
him celebrate his success. Clyde lives in Chester
County in Devon, Pa. He retired as vice president
and general manager of Philadelphia’s Coca-Cola
bottling plant. Clyde said, “I’m not saying this is
the most beautiful country there is. I’m just saying
this is a gorgeous country, and I’m privileged to
live here. And I decided to see it all.”
1951
Virginia Kibbler Lullo, Beverly Grant Pat-
terson Frier ’52 and Bette Doolittle Culver ’52
are three Alpha Gamma Delta sorority sisters who
have managed to keep in touch through the years.
They and their husbands meet nearly every year
in Naples, Fla. (See photo, below.)
1952
Nancy Cox Fontaine and Leland A. Lahr were
married in Culver, Ind. DePauw alumni attending
the wedding included William C. Ashman and
wife, Gloria; Richard C. Holland and wife, Barbara;
Martha Dunlavy Mitchell; Jeffrey D. Fontaine
’78; and Gregory P. Fontaine ’83. Rev. Nancy
Englehart Stimson ’68 officiated. The organist
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was John Gouwens, son of Joyce Moore Gouwens
and Robert V. Gouwens ’51 (dec.).
Beverly Grant Patterson Frier, Bette Doolittle
Culver and Virginia Kibbler Lullo ’51 are three
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority sisters who have
managed to keep in touch through the years.
They and their husbands meet almost every year
in Naples, Fla. (See photo, below left.)
1953
Last fall DePauw dedicated the James A. Hol-
lensteiner Indoor Track thanks to the generosity
of James A. Hollensteiner ’53, who was a leader
on the track teams of 1949-53. Hollensteiner
was joined at the dedication by his wife, Wanda
(Beloit ’54), their family and numerous friends.
(See photo, below.)
James A. Hollensteiner ’53

Frank A. Morrow ’55, Mary Moorhouse Morrow
’57 and Charles E. Ballinger ’57 vacationing in
Hawaii.
1954
Jonas A. Howard’s paintings were featured in
Norvell Gallery at Waterworks Visual Arts Center
in Salisbury, N.C., in a two-person exhibition,
September-November 2008. Jonas has exhibited
in 34 solo shows and more than 100 juried and
invitational group exhibitions.
1955
Frank A. and Mary (Moorhouse ’57) Morrow
met fellow DePauwite Charles E. Ballinger ’57 and
his wife, Venita, while vacationing in Waikiki in
October 2007. They met again at Alumni Reunion
Weekend 2008 and had a grand time reminiscing
about their time in Hawaii. (See photo, above.)
Norman E. Strasma, Samuel R. Henderson ’56
and Richard W. Peck ’56 met in Las Vegas, Aug.
2, 2008, at the Delta Chi National Convention.
Richard received Delta Chi of the Year award at the
convention. (See photo, below.)
1956
Samuel R. Henderson, Richard W. Peck and
Norman E. Strasma ’55 met in Las Vegas, Aug.
2, 2008, at the Delta Chi National Convention.
Richard received Delta Chi of the Year award at the
convention. (See photo, below.)
Richard W. Peck was praised in an article in
the West Seattle Herald for his book, Here Lies the
Librarian, which is helping to change the stereotype
of librarians. Richard is a writer of young adult fic-
tion and a Newbery Award winner. He is one of the
Richard W. Peck ’56, Norman E. Strasma ’55 and
Samuel R. Henderson ’56 at the Delta Chi National
Convention, Aug. 2, 2008.
Class Notes
Ann Reece, the Dalai Lama of Tibet and Norval
D. Reece ’56.
108 contributors to Our White House: Looking In,
Looking Out, which tell stories of the White House
and its residents. He was a presenter at the 11th
Utah Humanities Book Festival, Oct. 22-25, 2008,
in Salt Lake City, where he discussed Celebration
of Real Books in an Age of Facebook.
Norval D. Reece and his wife, Ann, were co-
sponsors of the Dalai Lama’s visit to Philadelphia
in July 2008. Norval and Ann presented the Dalai
Lama with a replica of Edward Hicks’ painting,
The Peaceable Kingdom. The Dalai Lama presented
Norval with a blue silk prayer scarf. (See photo,
above.)
Jinsie Scott Bingham donated an 1871 historic
map of Greencastle, Putnam County, Ind., to De-
Pauw’s Archives. Jinsie said, “This map, which has
been in my family for many years, is a true treasure,
and I’m delighted to donate it to my alma mater’s
archives. It is a remarkable look at what was here
137 years ago, and it gives me great satisfaction to
know that this fragile document will receive great
care and will be available for future generations of
students, alumni and local residents to view.”
1957
Charles E. Ballinger and his wife, Venita,
met fellow DePauwites, Frank and Mary (Moor-
house) Morrow ’55, while vacationing in Waikiki,
in October 2007. They met again at Alumni
Reunion Weekend 2008 and had a grand time
reminiscing about their time in Hawaii. (See
photo, top left.)
H. E. Barney Burroughs received the 2008
Exceptional Service Award from ASHRAE
(American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and
Air Conditioning Engineers) in June 2008, at the
organization’s annual meeting in Salt Lake City.
Barney is president and chief executive officer of his
own corporation, Building Wellness Consultancy,
Inc., in Alpharetta, Ga.
Vernon E. Jordan Jr., along with other African-
American leaders, was featured in the film, The
Black List: Volume One. The film was screened at the
14th annual Black Harvest International Festival
of Film and Video, Aug. 5, 2008, in Chicago.
The film debuted on HBO, Aug. 25, 2008. Those
participating in the film shared their stories and
insights about the struggles, triumphs and joys of
black life in the United States.
Gretchen Kiger Cryer hosted a concert as
part of Kaufman Center’s Broadway Close Up
series at Merkin Concert Hall in New York City,
Nov. 3, 2008.
1959
Willis “Bing” Davis was honored at the Na-
tional Conference of Artists meeting in Chicago,
July 12, 2008, for years of service and leadership
since he joined the organization in 1973. National
Conference of Artists is the oldest organization of
professional African-American artists in America.
Bing was selected to participate in a special two-
year (2008-09) artist-teacher workshop in Ghana,
West Africa, by African Community of Arts
Educators.
1960
Garrett-Evan-
gelical Theological
Seminary estab-
lished a perma-
nently endowed
scholarship for
students pursuing
music ministry in
organ as a trib-
ute to Margaret
McElwain Kemper.
Margaret is a fre-
Margaret McElwain
quent recitalist and
Kemper ’60
workshop presenter
both in the United States and around the world.
She played a significant role as mentor for seminary
organ students. Margaret is an associate professor
of music at Northwestern University and adjunct
at The Music Institute of Chicago. She has been
director of music and organist at Presbyterian
Homes since 1994 and organist at Kenilworth
Union Church since 2001. (See photo, above.)
1961
Mary Henley Rubio is author of The Gift of
Wings, a biography of Lucy Maud Montgomery,
who wrote Anne of Green Gables. Mary is a profes-
sor emerita in the School of English and Theatre
Studies at University of Guelph. (See Recent
Words, page 25.)
1962
Dr. G. Richard Geier Jr. retired as chairman of
MMIC (medical professional liability insurance)
Group, as a surgeon at Olmsted Medical Center
and as president of Minnesota Medical Associa-
tion. He completed a book on the history of the
Olmsted Medical Center, which will be published
in 2009. Dick lost his wife of 43 years, Karen,
following a long illness from complications of a
stem cell transplant.
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1964
Thomas O. Magan is co-managing partner
of the Evansville (Ind.) law firm Kahn, Dees,
Donovan & Kahn. The firm is celebrating its
100th anniversary.
Dorn W. Younger and Frank C. Jacobs ’66
reunited at the 40th reunion concert of the Men
of Note in 2004. Subsequently, they visited each
other regularly, and Dorn composed original music
for youth choirs directed by Frank’s wife, Arlene
Harlow Jacobs. Then Frank, Dorn, Arlene and
Tim A. Grodrian ’67 performed the new music
in cathedrals across Europe.
Lewis F. Matuszewich ’63 (right) was recognized
for his editorial work with The Globe.
1965
Anna Tatár Martinez retired following 11 years
as director of San Diego Public Library. She was
1963 profiled in the San Diego Union-Tribune in the July
Lewis F. Matuszewich was recognized for his 6, 2008, issue. In the article, Anna said, “It’s [the
work editing The Globe, the International and Im- library] at the heart of the urban environment …
migration Law Section Council newsletter, at the the main library is really the intellectual, cultural
Illinois State Bar Association awards luncheon, July heart of the city.”
14, 2008. Lewis served as editor the past 10 years. Richard J. Wilson is a professor of law and
He also received a certificate of appreciation for founding director of International Human Rights
serving as chair of International and Immigration Law Clinic at American University’s Washington
Law Section Council for the 2007-08 year. He is College of Law.
a partner in the law firm of Matuszewich, Kelly
& McKeever, LLP. (See photo, above.)
John B. Parks is chief financial officer for Indi- 1966
ana Family and Social Services Administration. Frank C. Jacobs and Dorn W. Younger ’64
William W. Shilts is executive director of the reunited at the 40th reunion concert of the Men
Institute of Natural Resource Sustainability at of Note in 2004. Subsequently, they visited each
University of Illinois. other regularly, and Dorn composed original music
for youth choirs directed by Frank’s wife, Arlene
Members of the 1968 Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge class meeting in Boulder, Colo., included Sara “Sally” Moulder
Neave ’68 (Kenton-on-Sea, South Africa), Monica Reid Zontanos ’68 (Cave Creek, Ariz.), Ann Wilhoite Brilley
’68 (Wayzata, Minn.), Sondra Mutz Talley ’68 (Greenwood Village, Colo.), Suzannah R. Martin ’68 (St. Paul,
Minn.), Donna Self Fisher ’68 (Boulder, Colo.) and Faye Arvidson Orton ’68 (San Francisco).
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Harlow Jacobs. Then Frank, Dorn, Arlene and
Tim A. Grodrian ’67 performed the new music
in cathedrals across Europe.
1967
Maurice L. McDermond Jr. retired as city
law director of Huron, Ohio, following 37 years
of service.
1968
Members of the 1968 Kappa Kappa Gamma
pledge class met in Boulder, Colo., for a mini-re-
union, September 2008. (See photo, below left.)
Thomas W.
Walsh is a member
of the board of direc-
tors of Legal & Gen-
eral America, which
provides low cost
innovative insur-
ance products and
financial solutions.
Tom is senior adviser
to the board of direc-
tors of Armed Forces Thomas W. Walsh ’68
Benefit Association,
a nonprofit organization providing benefits and ser-
vices to military families during peace and wartime.
In November 2008, Tom joined the board of direc-
tors of NCB Capital Impact, a national nonprofit
organization that empowers America’s under-served
communities to progress. Tom’s e-mail address is
pwtw@aol.com. (See photo, above.)
1969
Niki Lee Mott earned a master’s degree in
English and rhetoric with highest honors from
New Mexico State University. She is an educator
of gifted high school students through Las Cruces
Niki Lee Mott ’69 (right) with her son, Cameron
R. Mott ’00.
 Class Notes
(N.M) public schools and teaches English through
Dona Ana Community College. Niki and her
husband, Jim, live in Las Cruces. Niki’s e-mail
address is mottfamily76@msn.com. (See photo,
bottom previous page.)
Richard S. Musser Jr. is a research professor
at University of Kansas. Richard was Clyde Reed
Teaching Professor at Kansas University School of
Journalism and Mass Communications for 32 years.
Prior to teaching, he was a journalist.

1970
Thomas E. Lister was appointed by the gover-
nor of Wisconsin to serve on the Jackson County
Circuit Court.
Sue Anne Starnes Gilroy was among those Edward E. Lehman ’82, Luis R. Davila ’81, Deborah White Davila ’82 and Deborah M. Davila ’05 got
honored at WFYI Public Broadcasting’s 2008 together at the Bird’s Nest during the Olympics in Beijing, China.
Speaking of Women’s Health conference on Sept.
12, 2008. Sue Anne is vice president of development
M. Van Lefferdink is chief executive officer J. Russell Mason is chief of the Michigan De-
and executive director of St. Vincent Foundation
of MVL Group Inc., based in Jupiter, Fla. MVL partment of Natural Resources’ wildlife division.
in Indianapolis.
includes full-service marketing research com- Darlene Montgomery Ryan is a member of
panies and online research and data collection the advisory board of North Texas Angel Network,
companies. a branch of a larger statewide network of non-
1971 profit angel groups. Darlene is executive director of
Beatrice Williams Kemp is vice president and
TECH Fort Worth. She is a DePauw trustee.
general counsel for the legal department of San
Diego Convention Center Corporation.
1973
Robert D. Franks received the Freedom House
Distinguished Citizen Award, Oct. 29, 2008, in 1977
recognition of his career in public service. Free- Barbara Kingsolver was a speaker at The Land
1972 dom House is a statewide nonprofit New Jersey Institute’s 30th annual Prairie Festival, Sept. 26-28,
Drs. J. Scott and Kathy (Scott) Deasy are both
organization that provides long-term residential 2008. The theme of the festival was restoration
obstetrics and gynecology physicians practicing
treatment for adult men recovering from alcohol and conservation.
in Flagstaff, Ariz. They are spending a year in
and drug addiction. Frank is president of Health- Cynthia Michels Kraemer earned the status
Afghanistan training doctors to properly attend
Care Institute of New Jersey. He is a member of of certified diabetes educator. Cindy is clinical
to critical health needs of women in that nation.
DePauw’s Board of Visitors. coordinator for Diabetes Services at Cape Regional
They have been training physicians in Afghanistan
Medical Center in New Jersey.
since the spring of 2003, and between them they
Mark A. Millis is superintendent of Nineveh
have made 11 trips to the country.
Deborah Johnson Darnell and her husband,
1974 Hensley Jackson United School Corporation in
Michael A. Terry is interim president and chief Indiana. Mark and his wife, Karin, live in Barg-
Bill, are retired and live at 13028 N. Burro Bush
executive officer of IndyGo, the public transporta- ersville, Ind. They have two children: Andrew, 24,
Loop, Marana, AZ 85658.
tion service of Indianapolis. and Stephanie, 21.

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1975
The Frank R. Portolese Trio performed at
DePauw, Oct. 13, 2008. Frank is a faculty mem-
ber at Elmhurst College, has a private studio and
divides his work between mainstream jazz, a free
jazz ensemble and solo plectrum jazz guitar. He is
author of Fundamentals for Jazz Musicians, a theory
textbook. The day following his performance at
DePauw, he gave two master classes. One class
focused on improvisation and the second class
on guitar.
1976
Carlabeth Elster Mathias retired as counselor
from Hoosier Road Elementary School in Fish-
ers, Ind. She is owner of Mathias Counseling and
Consulting, which offers classes ranging from
dealing with divorce to making friends. She is also
a consultant for Bully Safe Schools, LearningRx in
Carmel, Ind., as well as for ther school districts.
1979
Dr. Mark R. Kelley is Betty and Earl Herr
Professor of Pediatric Oncology Research at Indiana
University School of Medicine.
1980
Timothy G. Collins is author of Correct Your
English Errors, which highlights errors learners of
English make and explains the reasons behind
the errors. This is Tim’s 20th book. (See Recent
Words, page 23.)
1981
Roger K. Bechtel is associate professor and chair
of the theater and dance department at Bowdoin
College near Brunswick, Me.
Cheryl A. Costa and David Halm were mar-
ried May 5, 2007, in Peoria, Ill. They live at 3023
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teaches a two-year behavioral management pro-
gram to teenagers with dual diagnosed disorders
at Hope Institute.
Martha Weber Victor is director of education
and professional development for International
Interior Design Association in Chicago. Martha’s
e-mail address is marthavictor@sbcglobal.net.
1982
Ann P. Corley is in the cast of The Lucky
Ones, which opened in movie theatres in Sep-
tember 2008. Ann has appeared in several films
including 21 Grams, Seabiscuit, Monster and The
Bridges of Madison County as well as guest roles in
television series.
David C. Fehling received Houston Sierra
Club’s 2002 Environmental Reporting Award.
Dave is a reporter for Houston CBS affiliate
KHOU-TV. Dave is involved in community
work and serves as a tutor for students enrolled in
literacy and GED courses, and he records books
for Taping for the Blind.
Joseph P. O’Leary is chief operating officer of
Sierra Systems Group Inc., a leading information
technology and management consulting services
company.
Dennis G. Owen is vice president of market-
ing for Americas for Cathay Pacific Airways in the
North America regional office in San Francisco. He
and his wife, Stephanie, and their seven-year-old
daughter live in the Bay Area. Dennis does volunteer
work with orphanages in China, Cambodia and
Vietnam. His e-mail address is dennis_owen@
cathaypacific.com.
1983
Dr. Allison Brashear is professor and chair
of the neurology department at Wake Forest
DePauw alumni attending the Kevin James ’83 concert in New York included Rachel K. Routh ’08, Douglas D.
Fellegy ’05, Elise Schaaf Kermani ’83, Kevin James ’83, Chris Boeke ’78 and Robert E. Mitchell Jr. ’82.
To change your address call 765-658-4205 or
e-mail jenniferhassler@depauw.edu or fax 765-658-4172.
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University Baptist Medical Center in Winston
Salem, N.C. She received Park Tudor Indianapolis
School’s 2008 Distinguished Alumni Award, which
recognizes Park Tudor alumni for their contribu-
tions to their field, community and school. She
is chair of the American Academy of Neurology/
Movement Disorder Society’s Spasticity/Dystonia
Advisory Board.
Kevin James is a musician and composer
living in New York City. His new musical work,
Counting in Quieleute, A Meditation for Cello,
Percussion and Mixed Ensemble, was presented
on Sept. 21, 2008, for an audience that included
DePauw alumni. The concert celebrated Kevin’s
selection to the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission
Creative Artist Residency for 2009. On Sept. 24,
2008, Kevin performed at the premiere screening
of Jocasta at the Anthology Film Archives. The film
was directed by composer Elise Schaaf Kermani
’83. (See photo, below.)
Elise Schaaf Kermani premiered her 52-minute
experimental performance film, Jocasta on Septem-
ber 24, 2008, at the Anthology Film Archives in
New York City. The film is based on Euripides’
The Phoenician Women. The digitally filmed piece
was a collaborative effort made with visual artists,
musicians, actors, dancers and fellow filmmakers in
upstate New York in 2006. Kevin James, musician
and composer, was a performer in her film.
M. Anne Torpats Weatherly is in private
practice as a Christian psychologist at Eastland
Psychological Services in Bloomington, Ill. She
lives in Bloomington with her husband, Richard,
and daughter, Ellyse, 14. Anne’s e-mail address is
anneweatherly@hotmail.com.
1984
Douglas R. New and his wife, Wendy Jo, live in
Winchester, Mass. They have two children, one in
college and one a junior in high school. Doug is direc-
tor and senior vice president of distributed systems
in the IT group supporting Putnam Investments in
Boston. Doug would enjoy hearing from classmates.
His e-mail address is dnew9999@yahoo.com.
David A. Reidy was awarded the 2009 Berger
Prize in law and philosophy by the American
Philosophical Association for an essay he co-wrote,
The Structural Variety of Historical Injustices. David
is the only person who has won the prize twice.
He won in 2005 for an essay on hate crimes laws.
He is Lindsay Young Professor of Philosophy at
University of Tennessee and is affiliated with the
Center for Applied Ethics.
Carrie L. Torres is a teacher at Geist Montessori
Academy in McCordsville, Ind. She teaches middle
school language arts and social studies. Her e-mail
address is torrescarrie@yahoo.com.
1986
Scott W. Rasmussen is president of Rasmussen
Reports, an electronic publishing firm specializing
in collection, publication and distribution of public
opinion polling information.
1987
Christopher R. Adams and Maria Vivian
Franco were married Oct. 15, 2007. Christopher
is a high school science teacher. Maria is a special
education teacher. They live at 111 Sunset Drive,
Gallup, NM 87301. Christopher’s e-mail address
is cadams1@gmcs.k12.nm.us.
Jonathan C. Dill is chief financial officer
and partner of Ampac Packaging. The Business
Courier of Cincinnati noted that he was one of
the judges for the 2008 Cincinnati-Area Chief
Financial Officer of the Year award. Jon was the
2007 award winner.
Diana C. Hos-
sack received a
master’s degree in
business adminis-
tration from Arizo-
na State University’s
W. P. Carey School
of Business, where
she participated
in the Executive
M.B.A. degree pro-
gram and traveled
Diana C. Hossack ’87 to Buenos Aires as
part of the Inter-
national Studies component. Diana served as an
arts administrator for numerous opera companies.
While at Arizona State University, she led OPERA
America’s 2007 Leadership Advance, coaching arts
administrators and working with Arizona Opera
on human resource initiatives and also worked
with National MultiCultural Institute on devel-
oping a workshop, Diversity in the Arts, which

was presented at the National Performing Arts
convention. Diana lives in Phoenix. Her e-mail
address is dianahossack@yahoo.com. (See photo,
previous page.)
Elizabeth Nicely O’Toole and her husband,
Kevin, announce the adoption of their daughter,
Audrey Elizabeth Ru O’Toole, July 5, 2008, from
China. Audrey is 3 and joins twin brothers, Ian
and Paul, 10, and sister, Abby, 5, also adopted from
China. The family lives in Ft. Collins, Colo. Beth
retired from the Air Force Reserves following 21
years of service. She is a stay-at-home mom. She
would enjoy hearing from classmates. Her e-mail
address is ba.otoole@comcast.net.
Donna Stretch Osuch is interim president and
chief professional officer for United Way of West
Central Connecticut.
1988
Katherine Hershberger Neuser and her hus-
band, David, announce the birth of their daughter,
Noel Marie Neuser, Feb. 23, 2008. Noel joins sister
Kyra Jo, 9, and brother Kyle, 7, at their home in
Cross Plains, Wis.
1989
Jodi Green Wingler starred in two recent pro-
ductions at Myers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro, Ind.
She appeared as Ado Annie in Oklahoma in February
2008 and as Ensign Nellie Forbush in South Pacific in
September 2008. In January 2009, Jodi will perform
in La Fille du Regiment with The Steele Project in
Indianapolis. She lives in Danville, Ind., with her
husband and daughter. She is the children’s librarian
at the Danville-Center Township Public Library. Her
e-mail address is jodi@wingler.com.
1990
Christopher M. Hall is chief business officer
of Berkeley HeartLab in Burlingame, Calif.
Robert S. Johnson was master of ceremonies for
an event held July 19, 2008, to celebrate the 40th
anniversary of Special Olympics. Rob is evening
news co-anchor for Chicago’s WBBM-TV.
Peter A. Morse Jr., along with five other DeP-
auw alumni, was a finalist for the 5th annual Indy’s
Best and Brightest awards. Peter was nominated
in the law division category. He is a partner and
department administrator at Barnes & Thornburg
law firm in Indianapolis.
Lawrence A. Peterson is head coach of the
women’s tennis program at Indiana University of
Pennsylvania.
1991
Douglas B. Adams is director of marketing for
OneCommunity in Cleveland. OneCommunity
is a nonprofit organization that encourages eco-
For a schedule of alumni events and information about alumni services, go to:
www.depauw.edu/alumni/index.asp
Class Notes
nomic development by leveraging information
technology.
James H. Grant and his wife, Nancy, announce
the birth of their sons, Miles Eric and Aidan James
Grant, Aug. 8, 2008. Jim is a district sales manager
for QubicaAMF Worldwide. He and his family live at
N173 W20131 Raymond Road, Jackson, WI 53037.
Jim’s e-mail address is jgrant511@yahoo.com.
Christopher J. Kosobud is marketing manager
of Healthcare Segment Kimberly-Clark Profes-
sional, where he manages all aspects of product
marketing to the healthcare industry.
Glenn C. Miller is property manager and
director of marketing for The Shoppes at Chino
Hills in California. Glenn is winner of the 2007
MAXI Silver award, which recognizes excellence
in shopping center marketing.
Jotham “Zach” Monsma is executive director
in the equity sales group of UBS investment bank,
based in New York City.
Thomas E. Prothero is chief operating officer
for commercial banking at MB Financial Bank in
the Chicago metropolitan area.
Julie A. Ridenour and Michael Perea (San
Diego State University) were married Sept. 1,
2007, in Sebastopol, Calif. They live in Ann Arbor,
Mich. Julie would enjoy hearing from DePauw
classmates. Her e-mail address is julie.ridenour@
gmail.com. (See photo, below.)
Dennis A. Trinkle, along with five other
DePauw alumni, was a finalist for the 5th annual
Indy’s Best and Brightest awards. Dennis was
nominated in the education and nonprofit cat-
egory. He is executive director of Indiana Higher
Education Telecommunications System and vice
chairman of the board of directors of College
Mentors for Kids.
Ingrid Wilder Hayes is associate vice president
for enrollment management at Spelman College
in Atlanta.
Julie A. Ridenour ’91 and Michael Perea
1992
Jill Frederickson is senior coordinating pro-
ducer at ESPN. She oversees ESPN’s motorsports
event productions, including NASCAR, Indy 500
and IndyCar Series. She and her family live in
West Hartford, Conn. Jill’s e-mail address is jill.
frederickson@espn.com.
James P. Hanlon was named one of Indy’s Best
and Brightest in the fifth annual awards sponsored
by Junior Achievement. J.P. was nominated in the
law division category. He is a partner in the India-
napolis law firm of Baker & Daniels LLP.
Anne Hunter Williams is a senior associate
with the executive employment law practice group
of Crone & Mason PLC. She focuses on labor
and employment cases. Anne and her family live
in Nashville, Tenn.
Heather V. Lochner is completing a pediatric
upper extremity fellowship at Texas Scottish Rite
Hospital. She lives at 3225 Turtle Creek Blvd.,
#605, Dallas, TX 75206. Heather’s e-mail address
is hlochner@msn.com.
Jennifer Mills Trerotola and her husband,
Mark, announce the birth of their daughter, Zoe
Louise Trerotola, March 5, 2008. Zoe joins sister
China, 9, at their home in Evanston, Ill. Jenny is
a speech language pathologist. Jennifer’s e-mail
address is jenmilslp@yahoo.com.
Tess A. White formed the law firm of White and
Champagne in Indianapolis.The firm focuses on wills
and estate planning, family law and personal injury.
Tess is a registered civil mediator in Indiana. Her e-
mail address is tess@whiteandchampagne.com.
1993
Eric J. Pardell and his wife, Sarah Chevalley, live
in Charlotte, N.C. Eric is executive-in-residence at
Center for Future Banking in Boston, a collabora-
tive effort among MIT’s Media Lab, Sloan School
of Business and Bank of America to reinvent the
business of consumer banking.
Thomas M. Schamel is director of RMDP
Creative Services in Richmond, Ind. He is one of
the first certified developers and instructors for
eTouchbook, a technology that allows printed
materials to interact with computers. Thomas
served as a consultant and advisory board member
to Somatic Digital, the Cincinnati startup that
developed the new technology.
Jill L. Sedlacek
earned a master’s
degree in theology
from Dallas Theo-
logical Seminary,
May 10, 2008. Her
e-mail address is
jlsedlacek2@msn.
com. (See photo,
right.)
Edwin J. Sim-
cox Jr., along with Jill L. Sedlacek ’93
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five other DePauw alumni, was a finalist in the 5th
annual Indy’s Best and Brightest awards. Ed was
nominated in the health and life sciences category.
He is director of information services at Clarian
Health Partners, Inc., in Indianapolis.
1994
Ramona Benkert Wicht and her husband,
Matthew, announce the adoption of their daugh-
ter, Leila Madeline Wicht, July 5, 2008. Leila
joins sister Liliana Camille, 4, at their home in
Hattiesburg, Miss. Ramona would enjoy hearing
from DePauw classmates. Her e-mail address is
earthangelmona@aol.com.
Sarah Hammond Michaelson and her hus-
band, Ron, announce the birth of their twins Jack
Nelson and Elizabeth Warne Michaelson, March
26, 2008. Jack and Elizabeth join sister, Abby, 3,
at their home in Chicago. Sarah is taking a fam-
ily leave from teaching at University of Chicago
Laboratory Schools. Her e-mail address is sarah.
michaelson@sbcglobal.net.
Cindy Koelsch Trenerry and her husband,
Mike, announce the birth of their daughter, Ella
Rose Trenerry, April 5, 2008. They live in Granger,
Ind. Cindy is a sales officer for 1st Source Bank,
covering the southwest and western United States.
Her e-mail address is cbtrenerry05@yahoo.com.
Cynthia Pollock Blaising and her husband,
Stephen, announce the birth of their daughter,
Ave Blaising, Sept. 14, 2008. The family lives in
Forest Park, Ill.
Steven S. and Shannon (Twiford) Hoar an-
nounce the birth of their son, Conner Evan Hoar,
Jan. 17, 2008. Conner joins twin sisters Savannah
Rose and Sophia Claire, 3. Steven is a partner in the
law firm of Kahn, Dees, Donovan and Kahn, LLP,
in Evansville, Ind. Shannon is a part-time teacher.
Their e-mail address is shoar@evansville.net.
Jennifer Wagner Sobocinski and her husband,
Mark, announce the birth of their daughter, Fiona
Clare Sobocinski, Nov. 27, 2007. Fiona joins
brother Josh, 3, at their home in Ypsilanti, Mich.
Jenn would enjoy hearing from DePauw classmates.
Her e-mail address is moosic15@yahoo.com.
Tricia A. Workman is an associate in the gov-
ernment solutions division of Stinson Morrison
Hecker LLP in St. Louis. She was recognized as a
Health Care Hero by the St. Louis Business Journal,
for her work to legally protect organ donors.
1995
Timothy D. Brieger led the St. Edward (Ill.)
GreenWave girls soccer team to the state finals and
a fifth-place finish at the end of the 2008 spring
season. St. Edward’s GreenWave girls team was
the first soccer team – boys or girls – to play in
the state competition from the Elgin, Ill., area.
Tim was named the Elgin Courier News Coach of
the Year for Spring 2008. He and his wife, Kelle,
and their sons, Chase, 6, and Tyler, 4, live at 2436
Meadowsedge Lane, Carpentersville, IL 60110.
Tim’s e-mail address is tkbrgr@comcast.net.
Susan M. Dinkel, assistant news direc-
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tor and anchor
for WTHI-TV in
Terre Haute, Ind.,
was honored by
the National Acad-
emy of Television
Arts and Sciences’
Ohio Valley Chap-
ter with an Emmy
in August 2008
for her journalistic
accomplishments.
Susan won in the
Feature News Re- Susan M. Dinkel ’95
port Series category
for her work on the New Day, New Way series,
which documented the 181st fighter wing saying
goodbye to their F-16s and hello to their new
high-tech mission. (See photo, above.)
Angela Hicks Bowman, co-founder and chief
marketing officer of Angie’s List, was a presenter
on the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour, which was
held in Carmel, Ind., Aug. 4, 2008. The event was
the first-ever national collegiate entrepreneur tour
and attracted high school and college students as
well as community leaders in the area.
Deborah Kiehl Wahl and her husband, Martin,
announce the birth of their daughter, Livia Frieda
Wahl, March 21, 2008. Livia joins sister Hannah, 8,
at their home in Newton, Mass. Deb is a registered
nurse at Winchester Hospital in Winchester, Mass.
Her e-mail address is dkwahl@verizon.net.
John E. Neyer is founder and chief execu-
tive officer of Neyer Real Estate Management in
Cincinnati.
Sandra Wells Birch is a counselor at the
health clinic at Burr and Burton Academy in
Manchester, Vt.
1996
Sigrid M. Garavito and her husband, Victor
Elliott, announce the birth of their son, Eros Adrian
Elliott, Oct. 1, 2008. The family lives in Chicago.
Sigrid is an account supervisor for INMarketing.
Victor is a Web/Multi Media freelance creative
director. Sigrid continues to travel the world as
a hobby. Victor volunteers his Division I football
experience to local Chicago school teams. Sigrid’s
e-mail address is trichica@msn.com.
1997
Christopher S. Alcott is chief information of-
ficer for Landshire, Inc., in Belleville, Ill. Landshire
is a food-service company, making pre-wrapped
sandwiches for grocery and convenience stores.
Chris oversees all technical equipment and systems
for the company.
Members of the 1997-98 Delta Gamma soror-
ity met in Oklahoma for a mini-reunion, May 2008.
Those attending included Jennifer Winchester
Parrett ’98, Tamara Heetland Campise, Jennifer
Cunningham Martin and Allison Morrow Delp.
They also celebrated the birth of Allison’s daughter
with a surprise shower.
C. Matthew Davis and his wife, Joy, announce
the birth of their daughter, Madalyn Marie Davis,
July 2, 2008. Madalyn joins brothers Ethan, 4, and
Wyatt, 2. Matt is chief operating officer for North
Florida Regional Medical Center in Gainesville,
Fla. His e-mail address is christopher.davis@
hcahealthcare.com.
Lucy Ferguson Pett is a member of the law firm
of Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC in the Lexington,
Ky., office. She concentrates her practice in the
area of civil litigation.
Katherine Swanson Naber and her husband,
Kurt, announce the birth of their son, Benjamin
Michael Naber, Aug. 9, 2008. They live in Kiowa,
Colo. Kathy is a K-12 art teacher at the Kiowa
school district. Kurt teaches math at the middle
school in Elizabeth, Colo.
1998
Toby Amir Fox and her husband, Dan, an-
nounce the birth of their twin daughters, Han-
nah Eve and Abigail “Abbie” Eden Fox, Aug. 14,
2008. Hannah and Abbie join brother Noah, 4,
at their home in Phoenix. Toby’s e-mail address is
tobyfox@cox.net.
Sara E. Shade is recipient of the Young Profes-
sional Award from the Muncie, Ind., chapter of
Women in Business Unlimited. The award rec-
ognizes Sara as a leader and role model for young
women both personally and professionally. She is
an attorney and partner with Beasley & Gilkison
in Muncie, Ind.
Johnathon B. Stigall was inducted into Tal-
swanda (Oxford, Ohio) High School Athletic Hall
of Fame, Oct. 9, 2008. He is a scout for the NFL’s
Philadelphia Eagles.
Prescott M. Wright joined the business analyst
team of Zoot Enterprises in Bozeman, Mont.
Hire a DePauw
student or graduate
List your career-related opportunities on
the DePauw Web site. We can help you
recruit excellent candidates for your:
• Summer jobs/internships
• Full-time jobs
(entry-level and experienced)
You may post job openings directly to
the Web site at www.depauw.edu/admin/
career/alumni/HireDePauw.asp. You may
also view students’ résumés at this site.
For additional information, contact:
Thomas R. Cath ’76,
Director of Career Services
Phone: 765-658-4280
Fax: 765-658-4282
E-mail: tcath@depauw.edu
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Daniel C. Ehlman ’99, Michelle Lee and Benjamin

C. Everson ’99.

1999
A. Grant Hale ’99 and Amy B. Baker ’04 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Emily Bealke Parenteau and her husband,
Mary “Maggie” A. Koehler ’04, Margaret “Maggie” R. James ’04, Meredith Hass Werne ’04, Blake C. Allen Ryan, announce the birth of their daughter, Claire
’99, James LaBarbara III ’99, Aaron T. Bell ’02, Sarah E. Brinlee ’04, Meghan E. Freeman ’04, Allison K. Kiley Parenteau, July 22, 2008. Emily’s e-mail
Rechter ’04, Macy Nyhart Hansen ’04, Betsy Baker Laskey ’83, Kelly Heublein Clark ’99, Edward “Ned” M. address is emilyroots@yahoo.com.
Tarbox ’99, Stephen C. Presser ’99, John C. Laskey ’10, Geoffrey A. Palmer ’99, Julia A. Crouch ’04, Andrew Michael J. Campbell is head football coach at
J. Gustin ’04, Aaron C. Hansen ’01, Thomas P. Laskey Jr. ’83, Blair H. Clark ’99, D. Joseph Fink Jr. ’01, Jimtown High School in Elkhart, Ind.
Joshua W. Burch ’99, Richard E. Bevis ’01, Jonathan R. Secrest ’99, Matthew W. DeMoss ’04, Ryan M. Benjamin C. Everson and Michelle Lee (Uni-
Blackwell ’09, Eric W. Dahman ’10, Adam M. Werne ’04, Gregory P. Dahman ’08, and Eric G. Baker ’86. versity of Missouri) were married June 14, 2008, in
Attending but not pictured were Mary J. Zeiger ’04, JoAnn Givens Baker ’51, Brevoort “Jack” Baker II ’51, Longmont, Colo. Daniel C. Ehlman attended the
Joan Barnes Nicholson ’51, Verna M. Meyer ’51, Wayne M. Lashua ’99, Elizabeth A. English ’99, Kathryn F. wedding. Ben and Michelle live at 1603 Emery St.,
Hubbard ’74, Jessica Sprunger Bell ’02, Katherine “Kelly” Sparenberg Baker ’84, Dirk E. Baker ’84, Beverly Longmont, CO 80501. (See photo, above.)
Baker Baker ’59, James K. Baker ’53, Jeffery B. Baker ’77, Barbara Burton Hoover ’49, Herbert W. Hoover A. Grant Hale and Amy B. Baker ’04 were mar-
’51, Nancy Scism Marble ’48, Elizabeth J. Newman ’74, Amy Jones Weinheimer ’80, Jacqueline K. Pence ried June 14, 2008, in Columbus, Ind. Grant was
’08, Jessie A. Searles ’10, Joseph G. Baker ’08, Jennifer L. Pasko ’06 and Anne Korb Shane ’71. a Peace Corps volunteer in the Islamic Republic of
Mauritania from 2000-02. He worked for DePauw
Annual Fund from 2003-04. In 2006 he received
a master’s degree in globalization studies from
Dartmouth College. He recently served a year on
a Provincial Reconstruction Team in southeastern
Afghanistan as a representative of the United States
Agency for International Development. Amy
was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Kingdom of
Swaziland from 2005-07. She received a master’s
degree in biology from Purdue University, spring
2008, and plans to attend medical school. (See
photo, top left.)
Erin J. Hartzler and James Rodman (Goshen
College) were married March 8, 2008, in India-
napolis. Erin is pursuing a pharmacy degree at
Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health
Sciences. (See photo, left.)
Heather N. Leichty is a music teacher at New
Palestine (Ind.) Elementary School.
Ryan C. and Anna (Eidson) Palmer announce
the birth of their daughter, Caroline Whitefield
Palmer, March 26, 2008. They live in Erie, Pa.,
where Ryan is an ear, nose and throat resident.
Tracy Turner Wolford and her husband, Bob,
announce the birth of their son, Michael Robert
Wolford, June 16, 2008. Michael joins brother
Drew, 2. Tracy’s e-mail address is tturnerwolford@
gmail.com.
David N. Yoshida won the gold medal in his
Erin J. Hartzler ’99 and James Rodman wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included division at the World Tae Kwon Do Hanmadang,
Danielle Hurt Hartman ’97, Thomas J. Venutolo ’99, Jennifer Bachert Venutolo ’99, Whitney E. Tinley July 16-20, 2008, in Anaheim, Calif. David’s
’01, David J. Gilliland ’97 and Elizabeth Schindel Gilliland ’97.

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instructor is Brandon Sieg, a part-time assistant
professor of kinesiology at DePauw. Both David
and Brandon are teachers at Gentry Martial Arts
in Greencastle, Ind.

2000
Brian T. and Sara (Warren) Hicks announce
the birth of their son, Owen Michael Hicks, April
24, 2008. They live in Chicago. Brian is director for
project finance at Wind Capital Group, an indepen-
dent wind energy developer currently developing
wind farm projects in eight states across the central
United States. Sara is a stay-at-home mom. Brian’s
e-mail address is brian_t_hicks@hotmail.com. Sara’s
e-mail address is warrensara@aol.com.
Holly S. Hulse and Tom Fischer were married
Holly S. Hulse ’00 and Tom Fischer wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Elisa Dec. 27, 2007, in Las Vegas and celebrated with
M. Barety ’00, Maria R. Dahman ’00, John R. Witt ’00, David K. Johnson ’00, Carlene L. Freeman ’00, family and friends, July 19, 2008, in Indianapolis.
Amy L. Androff ’01 and Rachael A. Himsel ’98. Holly earned a master’s degree in education at the
University of Edinburgh. She is a senior Scottish
programmes officer for Arcadia University Center
for Education Abroad. Tom lectures in actuarial
mathematics and statistics at Heriot-Watt University.
They live in Edinburgh, Scotland. Holly’s e-mail ad-
dress is hhulse@yahoo.com. (See photo, top left.)
Cody Jerden Reyes and her husband, Tony, an-
nounce the birth of their daughter, Madelyn Elizabeth
Reyes, July 15, 2008. The family lives in Chicago.
Cody’s e-mail address is cody.e.reyes@gmail.com.
Caroline A. Kennedy and Benjamin G.
Stevenson (Indiana University) were married
Oct. 6, 2007, in Amelia Island, Fla. They live in
Indianapolis. Caroline earned a law degree from
Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis in
2003. Benjamin earned a law degree from Indiana
University School of Law in Bloomington in 2003.
Meegan B. Guest ’01 and Chris Hirsch wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Caroline’s e-mail address is carolineakennedy@aol.
Melinda K. Marglous ’01, Katherine Acree Karshner ’01 (bridesmaid), Jonathan R. Herbster ’01, Greggory com. (See photo, below.)
R. Simril ’01, Erin Hogan Simril ’01, C. Seth Dunlap ’01, Margo Murray Ten Eyck ’01 (bridesmaid), Cameron R. Mott earned a master’s degree in
Nicholas R. Ten Eyck ’01, Megan C. Elliott ’02, David T. Cobb ’01 and Chad M. Schulz ’01. computer science from New Mexico State Univer-
sity. He and his wife, Rebecca, live in Moline, Ill.
Cameron is employed by John Deere & Company.
(See photo, page 130.)

Brian D. Goad ’02 and Molly Flynn wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Loren
D. Daily ’51, Gloria Lindquist Daily ’52, Lydia J. Butler ’03, Katherine Starkey Franson ’03, Julia
Demske Woodard ’02, Justin C. Woodard ’02, Charles W. Anness ’04, Paul K. Koenigsdorf ’02 (co-best
man), David K. Johnson ’00, Michael A. McIlraith ’03, Gabriel F. Hatfield ’97, Kelle Kirlin McClain
’95, David J. McClain ’97, Nathaniel J. Kopchick ’02, Jonathan “Jack” T. Stahlmann ’02, E. Eugene
Rhea ’02 (usher), Ben E. Hancock III ’03, Scott C. Franson ’02 (usher), Jacob R. Bosley ’01, Aaron D. Caroline A. Kennedy ’00 and Benjamin G.
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Alexandra N. Perdew is national sales man-
ager and ambassador for Salvi Harps (North and
South America). Alexandra’s Web site is www.sal-
viharpsinc.com. Her e-mail address is alexandra@
salviharpsinc.com.
Benjamin D. Shane and his wife, Kristin,
announce the birth of their son, Dylan Benjamin
Shane, May 19, 2008. Ben and Kristin both gradu-
ated from Kelley School of Business at Indiana
University in 2005. They live in Minneapolis, and
both work for Target Corporation. Ben’s e-mail
address is ben_shane@hotmail.com.

2001 Denton C. Jacobs ’02 and Melissa Daniel wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
Lora C. Alvey and her husband, Tracy Perry, an-
Brian D. Goad ’02 (best man), Justin C. Woodard ’02 (groomsman), Nathaniel J. Kopchick ’02 (groomsman),
nounce the birth of their son, Nathaniel James Perry,
Steven R. Jacobs ’71, Matthew B. Rager ’96, Katherine Starkey Franson ’03, Gregory T. Cook ’02, Derek
May 13, 2008. Lora is an obstetrics-gynecology
E. Metz ’02, Kimberly E. Sall ’02, Julia Demske Woodard ’02, Aaron D. Grant ’02, Scott C. Franson ’02,
resident at St. Vincent Hospitals in Indianapolis.
F. Eugene Rhea ’02, Matthew P. Dinn ’02, Joseph F. Vosicky Jr. ’71 and David K. Johnson ’00.
Her e-mail address is loraalvey@hotmail.com.
Kara A. Bernsee was awarded the Albert &
Virginia Calsyn Scholarship in Gerontology at
University of Missouri-St. Louis, where she is
pursuing a master’s degree in science. Kara is di-
rector of marketing for the Brentmoor Retirement
Community in St. Louis.
Jessica B. Chandler is assistant athletic director
for NCAA compliance at Arkansas Tech University
in Russellville, Ark., as well as head golf coach.
Mychelle L. Coon graduated from basic
combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.,
in August 2008.
Eileen Emison Booth is program manager for
downtown development and events for Indiana’s
Lafayette-West Lafayette Development Corpora-
tion. The Lafayette Journal & Courier noted that
she oversees retail technical assistance, downtown
development, Lafayette Farmers’ Market and other
downtown events. Shalon L. Schutt ’04 and Christopher A. Kegg ’02 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding
Meegan B. Guest and Chris Hirsch were mar- included Albert L. Lilly III ’86, Melissa Ellis Eltz ’06, Julia L. Johnston ’04, Noel Schneider Sudano ’05,
ried, Aug. 2, 2008, in Granville, Ohio. They live Laura Spelde Leverton ’05, David A. Barbick ’02, James M. Sudano ’05 and Luke M. Fletcher ’02.
in Toronto. Meegan is senior marketing manager
for Canadian Cancer Society. Chris is an associate
creative director for the advertising agency John
St. (See photo, center previous page.)
Ryan E. Slabaugh works with Sierra Nevada
Media Group, which publishes newspapers in
Nevada and California.
Brian D. Webb is head girls’ cross country coach
as well as assistant girls’ track coach at Glenbard
South High School in Glen Ellyn, Ill.

2002
Miranda Cissell Schriner and her husband,
Matthew, announce the birth of their daughter,
Natalie Jean Schriner, July 8, 2008. Miranda was a
music teacher for six years, but now is a stay-at-home
mom. The family lives in Newburgh, Ind. Miranda’s
e-mail address is m.schriner@yahoo.com.
Brian D. Goad and Molly Flynn (University
of Dayton) were married April 12, 2008, in Lima, Jessica L. Olson ’02 and Nathan M. Moch ’03 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding
Ohio. They live in Chicago. Brian is an editor for included Katy Quirk Teats ’05, Torrey J. Teats ’03 (groomsman), Anna Smith Dickerson ’02 (bridesmaid),
a video production company. Molly is managing Keith B. Stanford ’95, Andrew E. Molnar Jr. ’04, Nathan E. Hand ’03 (groomsman), Holly Richards
editor for Active Trader magazine. (See photo, Polites ’01 (bridesmaid), Bret M. Schoff ’03, Martha E. Talyor ’03, Andrew P. McGovern ’03, Erin M.
bottom previous page.) Toth ’03 and Nicholas J. Horvath ’01.

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married Aug. 16, 2008, in Seattle. Nate is a program
manager at a real estate website, www.zillow.com,
and is pursuing an M.B.A. degree at the University
of Washington. Jessica is pursuing a master’s degree
in social work at University of Washington. Nate’s
e-mail address is nate@zillow.com. Jessica’s e-mail
address is Jessica.moch@hotmail.com. (See photo,
bottom previous page.)
Sarah Murray Bourg earned a master’s degree
in library science from IUPUI, May 11, 2008.
She is the young adult librarian at the Lebanon
(Ind.) Public Library.
Daniel M. Reck is assistant director of Greek
life, leadership and development as well as as-
sistant director of the school’s marching band at
David W. Emison ’03 and Ashley J. Patton ’05 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Monmouth College in Monmouth, Ill.
David L. Emison ’73 (father of the groom), Marc D. Pfleging ’03, Anthony M. Williams ’05, Scott C. Southard Emily West Henry is a realtor with Century 21
’04, Matthew R. Kapfhammer ’05, Bryan D. Cuculich ’05, Michael P. Triplett ’06, John W. Fries III ’03, Brent Scheetz in Carmel, Ind. Emily would enjoy hear-
A. Marini ’04, John D. Christophersen ’03, Christopher M. Olson ’04, Elizabeth Lacey Bowles ’04, Jay B. Bowles ing from DePauw classmates. Her e-mail address
’03, Elizabeth Emison Cochrane ’00, Kathy Holmes Emison ’72, James W. Emison ’71, Karyn Emison Uptain is ehenry@c21scheetz.com.
’98, Christopher K. Kessler ’03, Andrew R. Bagley ’04, Kenneth M. Cochran ’03, Laura Roller Chen ’05, Kristin David J. Ziemba is manager of government
L. Rosenberger ’05, Jane S. Davis ’05, Lindsay E. Tato ’05, Aaron E. Booth ’01, Christin E. Serenbetz ’05, relations for American Iron and Steel Institute.
Michelle L. Rhodes ’05, Anne Emison Harmon ’54, Schuyler J. Baab ’73, Jennifer L. McDermott ’03, Ashley E. He was honored by Ronald McDonald House of
Hedges ’03, Emily Schull Carmichael ’05, Eileen Emison Booth ’01, Jennifer Miller Triplett ’05, Elizabeth Miller Indiana for community service. David created a pop
Ernst ’05, and James H. Whitley ’03. Attending but not pictured were E. Rabb Emison ’47, Kyle E. Johnson ’05, tab collection recycling program in 1998 that helps
Susan R. Emison ’75, Lucy A. Emison ’72, Margot Beardsley Clark ’05, Taylor D. Clark ’05, Barbara Evans McDonald House provide family programs.
Emison ’46, John C. Emison ’44, Eileen Sullivan Emison ’47 and James H. Emison ’47.

Tiffany A. Hodge is a research assistant and 2003 2004

doctoral candidate at Emory University. She David W. Emison and Ashley J. Patton ’05 Amy B. Baker and A. Grant Hale ’99 were
received a Fulbright United States Student scholar- were married May 31, 2008, in Baltimore. Dave’s married June 14, 2008, in Columbus, Ind. Amy
ship and is conducting research in Islamic studies in e-mail address is dwemison@gmail.com. Ashley’s was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Kingdom of
Bangladesh during the 2008-09 academic year. e-mail address is ashley.emison@gmail.com. (See Swaziland from 2005-07. She received a master’s
Mary K. Huse, along with five other DePauw photo, above.) degree in biology from Purdue University, spring
alumni, was a finalist in the 5th annual Indy’s Best Darren E. Hughes is a member of the board 2008, and plans to attend medical school. Grant was
and Brightest awards. Mary was nominated in of directors of the Mary Allison Trust Fund. The a Peace Corps volunteer in the Islamic Republic of
the technology category. She is director of service fund is dedicated to assisting children of Putnam Mauritania from 2000-02. He worked for DePauw
operations at ExactTarget in Indianapolis. County (Ind.) low-income families. Darren is a Annual Fund from 2003-04. In 2006 he received
Denton C. Jacobs and Melissa Daniel (Loyola national sales administrator for Dixie Chopper a master’s degree in globalization studies from
University) were married May 17, 2008, in Chi- in Greencastle, Ind. Dartmouth College. He recently served a year on
cago. Denton is a senior consultant at West Monroe Nathan M. Moch and Jessica L. Olson ’02 were a Provincial Reconstruction Team in southeastern
Partners. Melissa is a project manager at LexisNexis
InterAction. They live in Chicago. Their e-mail
address is us@daniel-jacobs.com. (See photo, top
previous page.)
Christopher A. Kegg and Shalon L. Schutt
’04 were married Dec. 29, 2007, in Indianapolis.
They live in Indianapolis. Chris is a software de-
veloper for Fuji-film. Shalon is assistant director
of admission and events coordinator at DePauw.
(See photo, center previous page.)
Jason M. Lee is an associate in the business
and commercial transactions practice group of
Lewis Wagner LLP in Indianapolis. He focuses
on business, commercial and construction law
and medical malpractice.
Jessica L. Olson and Nathan M. Moch ’03 were
married Aug. 16, 2008, in Seattle. Jessica is pursuing
a master’s degree in social work at University of Katherine A. Gehring ’04 and Blake L. Erdel ’04 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding
Washington. Nate is a program manager at a real included Allison K. Rechter ’04, Amy S. Martin ’04, Kelly I. Fitz ’04, Mary Hancock Starkey ’04, Emily
estate Web site, www.zillow.com, and is pursuing C. Hakeman ’04, Corinne E. Scott ’04 (bridesmaid), Joshua E. Corbitt ’03, Stefanie Stevenson Corbitt ’02,
a M.B.A. degree at University of Washington. Andrew J. Gustin ’04 (groomsman), Michael W. Constable ’03 (groomsman), Jocelyn B. Keller ’04, Sarah
Jessica’s e-mail address is Jessica.moch@hotmail. B. Bennett ’04, Ashley Boling Molyneaux ’04, Kevin M. Dale ’04, Matthew T. Campbell ’03, Shaneka A.
com. Nate’s e-mail address is nate@zillow.com. Terrell ’05, Brent E. Pedersen ’04, James D. Gehring ’07 (groomsman), Matthew R. Myers ’03, Reid C.
(See photo, bottom previous page.) Vegeler ’02, J. Blake Thomas ’04, Josiah L. Northern ’04, Tyson C.N. Becker ’04, Wesley J. Molyneaux
’04, Kady Clevenger Becker ’04, David J. Hafley ’05, Sarah E. Young ’05 and David J. Edmonds ’04.

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Afghanistan as a representative of the United
States Agency for International Development.
(See photo, page 135.)
Darren E. Eblovi completed a two-year program
with the Peace Corps in El Salvador, May 2008. He is
a student at University of Colorado School of Medi-
cine. His e-mail address is deblovi@yahoo.com.
Julie Gardner Barnes and her husband, Patrick,
announce the birth of their daughter, Kate Barnes,
May 28, 2008. Julie’s e-mail address is barnes.
julie@gmail.com.
Katherine A. Gehring and Blake L. Erdel
were married May 31, 2008, in Cincinnati. Kate’s
e-mail address is kate.erdel@gmail.com.(See photo,
bottom previous page.)
Emily C. Hakeman is head women’s soccer
Kassey J. McQuinn ’04 and Nick Stewart wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Jeffrey M. coach at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
McQuinn ’07 (best man), Kiley J. McQuinn ’02 (matron of honor), Mallory J. McQuinn ’11 (maid of honor), Kady Brent R. Hornett is co-director of development
Clevenger Becker ’04 (bridesmaid), Tyson C. N. Becker ’04, Natalie L. Dressel ’06, Katherine Wright McDaniel ’05, for Purdue President’s Council, which includes
Lauren J. Bohlander ’04, Kelly J. Patterson ’04 (bridesmaid), Georgianne M. Siepka ’04 (house party), Amanda L. more than 16,000 Purdue alumni and friends.
Baker ’04, Anna K. Boyd ’08, Bethany Harper Woelfert ’06, Melissa A. Greives ’01, Gayle L. Byers ’59, Patrick J. Amanda Link Krenson and her husband,
Mitchell ’06, Aaron L. Drake ’04, Wesley T. Thornhill ’04, Christopher V. Rhodes ’04, Amy MacDoniels Rhodes ’04 Jason, announce the birth of their daughter, Cait-
and Lauren M. Peoples ’04. Also attending but not pictured were E. Neal Ogle ’86, Alison A. Colvin ’09, Katherine Mc- lin Meadow Krenson, July 23, 2008. The family
Crea Shaul ’04, Michelle M. Canak ’05, Jane Schaadt Johnson ’04, Corey R. Johnson ’04 and Nita R. Shaw ’04. lives in Valparaiso, Ind. Amanda is a student at
Valparaiso University School of Law and writes
for the Law Review. Jason works in design at The
Grossbauer Group. Amanda’s e-mail address is
amandakrenson@gmail.com.
Kassey J. McQuinn and Nick Stewart were
married July 28, 2007, in Tipton, Ind. (See
photo, top left.)
Jessica D. Schneider won the Yes! Golf One
Grand Putting Challenge, Aug. 20, 2008, in El-
gin, Ill. She is a member of Duramed FUTURES
Tour.
Shalon L. Schutt and Christopher A. Kegg ’02
were married Dec. 29, 2007, in Indianapolis. They
live in Indianapolis. Shalon is assistant director
of admission and events coordinator at DePauw.
Chris is a software developer for Fuji-film. (See
photo, page 137.)
Stephanie L. Bewley ’05 and Daniel J. Kress ’05 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding Heather A. Wildrick, along with five other
included Lindsay H. Burtis ’06, Sarah E. Ostrowski ’07, Renee M. Giometti ’07, Andrea K. Thompson DePauw alumni, was a finalist in the 5th annual
’06, Andrea M. Johnson ’06 (bridesmaid), Lauren M. McLean ’06, Molly E. Monroe ’05, Ashley G. Piper Indy’s Best and Brightest awards. Heather was
’07, Beth E. Bishop ’05, Casey L. Brackney ’04, Abigail A. Huffer ’04, Mark R. Alson ’05, Joshua A. nominated in the education and nonprofit category.
Lorenz ’05 (groomsman), Thomas J. Pruzin ’05, Ryan M. Sipe ’05, Jesse V. Dame ’04 (groomsman), Gina She is family support and community coordinator
M. Mancuso ’05, David M. Trogden ’04, Bryan D. Cuculich ’05, Christopher B. Consolo ’05, Jonathan for Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana’s day
R. Taylor ’04, Matthew J. Ogle ’05 and Anthony M. Williams ’05. reporting program.

2005
Stephanie L. Bewley and Daniel J. Kress
were married June 14, 2008, in Greensburg, Ind.
Stephanie’s e-mail address is slkress@gmail.com.
(See photo, center left.)
Danielle C. Courier and Mark A. Prosser were
married Aug. 4, 2007, in Indianapolis. They live in
Alexandria, Va. (See photo, top next page.)
Kristen A. Hindman ’05 and Duff James
(Clemson University) were married May 31, 2008,
in Columbia, S.C. Kristi coordinates the Palmetto
Megan M. Luecke ’05 and Shane M. Boots wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Anthony Fellows Scholarship Program at the South Carolina
M. Smart ’84, Kathryn Guttman Smart ’86, Anne Boyd Norris ’82, Jenny L. Dill ’02, Michelle L. Edvenson ’07 Commission on Higher Education. Duff is an
(bridesmaid), Carolyn R. Thatcher ’07 (bridesmaid), Matthew P. Galasso ’06, Lauren E. Li ’07, Jennifer R. Townsend associate minister at First Presbyterian Church in
’07, Hillary J. Enyart ’05, Ian B. Roosma ’05, Claire Luecke Elliott ’78, Bruce W. Luecke ’82 (father of the bride) Columbia. Kristi’s e-mail address is kristi.james4@
and Cathy Chesnut Luecke ’83 (mother of the bride). Attending but not pictured was Nicole Kniskern Jeffries ’05. gmail.com. (See photo, right.)

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Kayla S. Lanham earned a master’s degree in
arts administration from Indiana University. She
is a coordinator of exhibitions at Indianapolis
Museum of Art. Her e-mail address is klanham@
imamuseum.org.
Amanda J. Levy and Peter E. Ohs won a
regional Emmy Award at the 44th Annual Ohio
Valley Regional Emmy Awards in August 2008, in
the Advanced Media: Public/Current/Community
Affairs category for their political parody music
video, American Rhapsody.
Joshua A. Lorenz is regional sales director of the
South Central area for Flight Options, a provider
of private air travel services.
Megan M. Luecke and Shane M. Boots were
married May 31, 2008, in Indianapolis. Megan Danielle C. Courier ’05 and Mark A. Prosser ’05 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
is district executive for Boy Scouts of America N. Evan Shook ’05, John A. Wallace ’04, Stacy L. Wells ’06, Jennifer L. Borowski ’05, M. Ann Speidel ’05, Jill C.
in Muncie, Ind. Shane is a machinist with O & Mecklenborg ’05, Caroline E. Caples ’05, Natalie Shaffer Govert ’05, N. Annie Garrigus ’05, Ashley Boling Moly-
R Precision in Geneva, Ind. They live at 304 E. neaux ’04, Kyle T. Clemens ’05, Kristen Thrine Clemens ’05, Jennifer A. Fedchak ’06, Emily K. Johnson ’06, Bryce
Cherry St., Bluffton, IN 46714. Megan’s e-mail A. Skeeters ’04, Jonathan D. Salisbury ’05, Bret M. Govert ’05, Jaclyn Freeman Moore ’05, Michelle M. Canak ’05,
address is mboots@crossroadsbsa.org. (See photo, Kiel A. Bowen ’05, Erin E. Dodd ’06, John R. Laughlin ’05, Erik C. Janesky ’07, Thomas J. Powers ’04, Wesley J.
bottom previous page.) Molyneaux ’04, Emily C. Hakeman ’04, Troy L. Wyss ’05, Patrick J. Mitchell ’06, Jeremiah E. Palmer ’05, Chad A.
Ashley J. Patton and David W. Emison ’03 Call ’06, Paul J. Blasdel ’71, R. Page Cotton ’05, Marc D. Pfleging ’03, S. Page Cotton Jr. ’71, Kyle E. Stefankiewicz
were married May 31, 2008, in Baltimore. Ash- ’05, Narda Greising Cotton ’72, Lynn A. Courier ’79, Anthony M. Williams ’05, Kenneth M. Cochran ’03, Bryan
ley’s e-mail address is ashley.emison@gmail.com. D. Cuculich ’05, Andrew E. Breeden ’05, Christopher M. Olson ’04 and Mark R. Alson ’05.
Dave’s e-mail address is dwemison@gmail.com.
(See photo, page 138.)
Maegan E. Rooke and Trent C. Waltz were
married July 7, 2007, in Lexington, Ky. Maegan’s
e-mail address is maegan.waltz@fayette.kyschools.
us. (See photo, center right.)
Brad M. Ward is executive director of Hunting-
burg (Ind.) Foundation, which supports a variety
of community programs.
Jennifer L. Williams and Antony D. Rhine Maegan E. Rooke ’05 and Trent C. Waltz ’05 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
’06 were married June 21, 2008, in Cloverdale, Vicki L. Waltz ’85 (mother of the groom), Douglas S. Waltz ’80 (father of the groom), Regina J. Mantovani ’05
Ind. (See photo, bottom right.) (bridesmaid), Emily R. Knarr ’05 (bridesmaid), Clayton T. Ludlow ’05 (groomsman), Thomas J. Pruzin’05 (grooms-
man), Kyle P. McGrath ’05 (groomsman), Joseph R. Hanger ’05 (groomsman), Amy N. Argetsinger ’05, Amy E.
Allen ’05, Andrea K. Speller ’06, Andrew D. Gagle ’05, Ashley E. Sewell ’06, Brian K. Lawless ’10, Bryan D.
Cuculich ’05, Christopher B. Consolo ’05, Claire L. Hinsch ’05, Danielle M. Dravet ’07, Stephen E. Strup ’84,
Emily C. Schull ’05, Jane S. Davis ’05, D. Joseph Fink Jr. ’01, Jordan A. Dillon ’05, Karl G. Odenwald III ’05,
Kathleen R. Barry ’05, Kevin J. Schultz ’05, Laura C. Brinlee ’10, Laura Roller Chen ’05, Lauren I. Brummett
’06, Lindsay E. Tato ’05, Lya M. Kostroski ’05, Margot Voges Vishion ’05, Matthew M. Ferrell ’05, Matthew J.
Kapfhammer ’05, Matthew J. Kleymeyer ’04, Nicole R. Pence ’06, Reed P. Carmichael ’05, Robin E. Ebert ’05,
Ross B. Fleck ’05, Ryan M. Sipe ’05, Sarah E. Brinlee ’04, Seth D. Rainford ’06, Sheila M. Madden ’05, Tara
Bevington Fleck ’03, Todd J. Capes ’06, Anthony M. Williams ’05 and William S. Selma ’05.

Kristen A. Hindman ’05 and Duff James wedding
party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding includ-
ed Jennifer L. Stevens ’03, Sara “Beth” Stoner ’05
(bridesmaid), Michelle A. Hahn ’02, Marie Crump
Bowers ’04 (bridesmaid), Elizabeth E. Kindig ’07,
Emily F. Byers ’06, Jaclyn Freeman Moore ’05
(bridesmaid) and Meghan E. Rowland ’07.
Jennifer L. Williams ’05 and Antony D. Rhine ’06 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
Kevin J. McAteer ’06, Carli C. Worthman ’07, Wesley M. Anderson ’06, Patrick Y. Matheny ’06, Jonathan
C. Coffin ’06, Ian C. Runyon ’04, William M. James ’06 (groomsman), Michael S. Stanek ’06, Margaret A.
McCullough ’06, Elizabeth A. Farrelly ’07, Union M. Williams ’04 (usher), Elizabeth H. Brack ’07, Jesse W.
Williams ’07 (usher), Robert A. Blau ’06, John A. Michels ’06, Matthew T. Cahill ’05, Heidi Goecker Cahill ’05
(bridesmaid), Jessica L. Kinnan ’05 (bridesmaid), Lisa Klaiber Beckwith ’05, Lauren B. Mandelbaum ’06, Rebekah
L. Gebhard ’06, Patrick P. Ferrini ’06, Isaac Colon ’06, Ryan E. Nesbitt ’06, Jacob P. Wham ’06 (groomsman),
Aaron C. Key ’06 (groomsman), Jill M. Koehlinger ’05 (bridesmaid), Alexandra G. Gray ’05 (maid of honor),
Richard C. O’Donnell Jr. ’06, Adam G. D’Alton ’06 and Katherine H. DeWert ’07. Attending but not pictured
were Lauren K. Conlon ’05, Andrew B. Rosner ’05, Jennifer L. Borowski ’05 and Brian G. Millis ’06.

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2006
Brittany N. Barber earned a master’s degree
in counseling from Marquette University, Aug.
21, 2008. She is pursuing a doctoral degree in
counseling psychology from Marquette Uni-
versity. Her e-mail address is brittany.barber@
marquette.edu.
Maisha K. Cadet-Duval is a physical education
teacher at New York City’s P.S. 57. Her fourth-grade
class participates in Mighty Miles, a program tak-
ing aim at childhood obesity. Maisha’s comments
on the program were quoted in an article by the
Associated Press in August 2008.
Jenna L. Campbell and Justin W. Kruse were
married Aug. 4, 2007. (See photo, right.)
David I. McMillin, singer and songwriter,
was the 2008 Reader’s Choice Award winner
for best folk, country or Americana act in the
Chicago Reader. His latest compact disc is titled
Heartsteady.
Laura M. Page and Brett A. Bohlander were
married Nov. 24, 2007, in Wayzata, Minn. (See
photo, below right.) Jenna L. Campbell ’06 and Justin W. Kruse ’06 wedding party. DePauw alumni and friends attending the
Antony D. Rhine and Jennifer L. Williams wedding included Janice L. Campbell ’74, Jon R. Rogers ’03, Brian D. Bales ’04, Cassie Brogan Pugh ’06,
’05 were married June 21, 2008, in Cloverdale, Joel C. Elliott ’06, Graham L. Shepherd ’06, Ann Boyer Meyer ’06, Jason O. Link ’06, Aileen C. Campbell
Ind. (See photo, bottom previous page.) ’06, Allison Ket Clem ’06, Jessica Milano Limberry ’06, Kathryn A. Ertel ’06, Lauren B. Mandelbaum
Rebecca L. Thompson was quoted in an article ’06, Lauren C. Hawley ’06, Jeana K. Monrad ’06, Christopher J. Weller ’06, Sara Sonderman Weis ’06
in The New York Times in August 2008, titled “New- and Mary P. Dixon (Q.G. Noblitt Professor of Economics and Management at DePauw).
comers Adjust, Eventually, to New York.” Rebecca
says she has adjusted to the fast-paced lifestyle of
New York City, a change she realized on a recent
visit to her home state of Oklahoma.
Christopher J. Weller is events and distribu-
tion manager for Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine.
His article, Keeper of the Mountain, was the cover
story in the July 2008 issue. The article discusses
mountaintop removal mining.

2008
Danetha N. Doe is a cheerleader for the
Indianapolis Colts.

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jenniferhassler Laura M. Page ’06 and Brett A. Bohlander ’06 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding
included Lauren J. Bohlander ’04 (bridesmaid), Lowell M. Huffman ’06 (best man), Michael P. Triplett
’06 (groomsman), Wesley T. Thornhill ’04 (groomsman), Gregory D. DeBeer ’06 (usher), Eric T. Mattingly
@depauw.edu ’06 (usher), Alexander B. Penning ’06 (usher), Andrew W. Watterson ’06 (usher) and Bryan D. Cuculich
’05 (reader). Attending but not pictured were Jennifer Miller Triplett ’05, Allison A. Baccich ’07, Christian
L. Cullen ’06, Natalie L. Dressel ’06, Drucilla B. Hoskins ’05, Robin E. Ebert ’05, Kelly A. Wilson ’05,
or fax Kathleen R. Barry ’05, Lee A. Brant ’06, Allison Moll Frounfelter ’06, Adam L. Frounfelter ’06, Ashley
E. Pierce ’06, Cory W. Heck ’07, Mark A. Gonzales ’06, Zachary C. Harris ’06, Scott T. Sadowski ’06,
Ryan M. Sipe ’05, Anthony M. Williams ’05, David J. Wildt ’06, Kathryn R. Knight ’07, Aaron L.
765-658-4172. Drake ’04, J. Ryan Taylor ’04, Annabelle R. Butler ’06, Mark R. Alson ’05, Martha Weddell Nicholson
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Obituaries
Thomas E. Holland ’32, Sept. 30, 2008, of
Silver City, N. M., at the age of 97. He was a
member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He was
a retired Air Force colonel, a single-term state
representative and former publisher of the weekly
Silver City Enterprise newspaper.
Loren B. Pope ’33, Sept. 23, 2008, of Falls
Church, Va., at the age of 98, of congestive heart
failure. He was a member of Delta Tau Delta frater-
nity. He was a Rector Scholar. He was an education
editor at The New York Times and an administrator at
Oakland University in Michigan. In 1965 he started
College Placement Bureau counseling business. He
was author of education guide books, including Look-
ing Beyond the Ivy League and Colleges That Change
Lives: 40 Schools You Should Know About Even if You’re
Not a Straight-A Student. He was preceded in death by
his wife and brother, Seth A. Pope ’35. His survivors
include a sister, Sarah Pope Overman ’39.
Phil C. Coulter ’35, Aug. 4, 2008, of Savannah,
Ga., at the age of 95. He was a member of Sigma Chi
fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. He was employed
at IBM in sales and marketing for 25 years and later
as an advertising consultant to Union Carbide and
Radio Corporation of America. Later, he was country
director for International Executive Service Corps. In
1998 he became director of the Chamber of Com-
merce in Darien, Conn. He was preceded in death by
his wife. His survivors include daughters, Jane Coulter
Bassett ’64 and Belisa Coulter Hogan ’71.
Robert W. Lumby ’35, Aug. 14, 2008, of
Towson, Md., at the age of 94. He was a member
of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He was employed in
management in the comptroller’s division of Western
Electric Company for 43 years. He was preceded in
death by a sister, Irene Lumby Welker ’39.
Anna Berry Hirshberg ’36, March 30, 2008, in
Philadelphia, at the age of 93. She was a member of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death by her husband.
Fred M. Stephenson ’38, Aug. 30, 2008, of Ev-
anston, Ill., at the age of 91. He was a member of Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity. He was employed in sales and
marketing with IBM from 1945 until his retirement
in 1976. His survivors include his wife.
John M. Centa ’39, June 23, 2008, of Hayden,
Idaho, at the age of 90. He was a member of Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar.
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name of the deceased, class year, fraternity/
sorority/living unit, occupation and DePauw-
related activities and relatives.
When reporting deaths, please include
as much information as possible. Newspaper
obituaries are very helpful.
Information should be sent to Alumni
Records, DePauw University, Charter House,
300 E. Seminary Street, P.O. Box 37, Green-
castle, IN 46135-0037. You may also FAX us
the information at 765-658-4172 or e-mail
to jenniferhassler@depauw.edu.
Obituaries in DePauw Magazine do not
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He was an expert in research and market develop-
ment of graphic arts printing systems and worked
for DuPont until retirement in 1978. He was
preceded in death by his first and second wife.
C. Theodore Hatten ’39, Aug. 17, 2008, in
Eastsound, Wash., at the age of 90. He was an
attorney for more than 50 years. His survivors
include his wife.
Edward L. Farrell ’40, Aug. 5, 2008, of Falls
Church, Va., at the age of 89, of pneumonia. He
was a Rector Scholar. He was a Veterans Adminis-
tration personnel director for nearly 30 years. His
survivors include his wife.
Mildred Hawkins Graft ’40, June 13, 2008,
of Fort Wayne, Ind., at the age of 89. She was a
member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was a
homemaker as well as bookkeeper for her husband
at O.C. Graft & Sons. She was preceded in death
by her husband.
Paul R. Klohr ’40, June 3, 2008, of Columbus,
Ohio, at the age of 90. He was a member of Lambda
Chi Alpha fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. He
was an emeritus professor at Ohio State University.
He was preceded in death by his wife.
Dorothy Kuentzel Leon ’40, Sept. 4, 2008,
of Saint Johns, Mich., at the age of 89. She was a
member of Alpha Omicron Phi sorority. She was
a registered dietitian for Pontiac General Hospital
in Pontiac, Mich. She was preceded in death by
her husband.
Dan C. McNeill ’40, May 1, 2007, of Seven
Lakes, N.C., at the age of 89. He was a member
of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He was a Rector
Scholar. He retired as vice president of Citibank in
New York City. His survivors include his wife.
Louise Thompson Young ’40, Aug. 30, 2008,
in Lorain, Ohio, at the age of 90. She was a mem-
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She taught
English at Clearview High School in Lorain for
three years. Later, she spent 22 years teaching at
Vermillion Middle School. She was preceded in
death by her husband.
Ford M. Cullis ’41, Aug. 14, 2008, in Bryan,
Ohio, at the age of 89. He was a member of Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar.
He was publisher of Bryan Times for nearly 59 years.
His survivors include his wife; sister, Carol Cullis
Hoffman ’44; and grandson, Jay F. Cullis ’03.
William W. Getts ’41, Aug. 20, 2008, in Abilene,
Texas, at the age of 88. He was a member of Delta
Upsilon fraternity. He retired as chemical engineer
from Caterpillar Tractor Company in East Peoria,
Ill., after 35 years of service. He was preceded in
death by his wife, Mary Hepperly Getts ’41.
John “Jack” L. Ketcham ’41, Sept. 14, 2008, in
Vancouver, Wash., at the age of 89. He was a member
of Sigma Nu fraternity. He was a special agent for
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, retiring in 1973.
He was preceded in death by his wife.
Margaret Lancaster Dean ’41, Aug. 25, 2008,
in Grand Rapids, Mich., at the age of 88. She
was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
She was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She was a
homemaker. In 1983 she became executive direc-
tor of Senior Neighbors until her retirement. Her
survivors include her husband.
William H. McCormick ’41, June 22, 2008,
in Clearwater, Fla., at the age of 88. He was a
member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He retired as
advertising and public relations director for Rock
Island Refining Corporation in Indianapolis in
1976. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty
Beem McCormick ’41.
John C. Mundt Jr. ’41, June 8, 2008, of Sioux
Falls, S.D., at the age of 88. He was a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar.
For 20 years, he represented the interests of Lone
Star Cement Corporation in the United States and
foreign countries. In 1969 he was appointed deputy
chief negotiator and given the rank of ambassador
by President Nixon to accomplish negotiations of
the Panama Canal treaty. In the 1970s, he became
president of the Washington State Community
College System and, later, president of Amarillo
College in Texas. He was preceded in death by his
first wife. His survivors include his second wife.
Philip H. Reynolds ’41, June 14, 2008, in
Chambersburg, Pa., at the age of 88. He was a
member of Men’s Hall Association. He retired as a
purchasing agent from Eastman Kodak Company,
after 32 years of service. His survivors include his
wife, Leta Newman Reynolds ’40.
Marjorie Wilkinson Zaring ’41, Aug. 4, 2008, in
Sarasota, Fla., at the age of 89. She was a member of
Alpha Phi sorority. She was a teacher and librarian at
Cambridge (Ohio) High School. She was preceded
in death by her husband, Robert W. Zaring ’38.
Her survivors include two daughters, Martha Zaring
Carter ’66 and Barbara E. Zaring ’69.
Harry R. Bresnahan Jr. ’42, April 30, 2008, in
Fort Smith, Ark., at the age of 88. He was a member
of Sigma Chi fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar.
He was a retired economic and planning manager
for Shell Oil Company. He was preceded in death
by his wife, Betty Van Ness Bresnahan ’42, and
brother, James G. Bresnahan ’44. His survivors
include two daughters, Lynn Bresnahan Cooper
’67 and Susan Bresnahan Vanderby ’72.
William H. Lynch ’42, Sept. 20, 2008, of Jack-
sonville, Fla., at the age of 88. He was a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. In
1967 he became president of Dixon Powdermaker
Company in Jacksonville, Fla., and controller of
Dixie Lime & Stone Company in Ocala, Fla. In
1992 he was administrator for San Jose Baptist
Church. He later, retired as office practice manager
for Walter R. Gilbert, Jr., M.D., in Jacksonville,
Fla. His survivors include his wife.
Samuel T. Otwell ’42, April 3, 2008, in Poway,
Calif., at the age of 88. He was a member of Men’s
Hall Association. He was employed in sales dur-
ing his business career. He was preceded in death
by a brother, John H. Otwell ’37. His survivors
include his wife.
Richard J. Wilkinson ’42, June 29, 2008, of
Hilton Head Island, S.C., at the age of 87. He
was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He was
retired from sales. He was preceded in death by his
wife; father, Glen A. Wilkinson Class of 1905; and
mother, Anna Osborn Wilkinson Class of 1905.
Katheryn Boston Bartlett ’43, Sept. 9, 2008,
of Scottsdale, Ariz., at the age of 87. She was a

member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She
was an annual member of The Washington C.
DePauw Society. She was a homemaker. She was
preceded in death by her husband, J. Randolph
Bartlett ’43. Her survivors include a son, James R.
Bartlett ’66; daughter-in-law, Susan Bartelsmeyer
Bartlett ’66; brother, Charles W. Boston ’49; and
two nieces, Tamara Boston Anderson ’77 and
Martha Boston Majetic ’87.
Dorothy Hooper Hindenach ’43, Aug. 7,
2008, of Redding, Conn., at the age of 87. She was
a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was
a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her
first husband. Her survivors include her husband
and sister, Shirley Hooper Greene ’48.
Bettie Hunter Blind ’43, July 19, 2008, of
Jacksonville, Fla. She was a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority. She was a homemaker.
Her survivors include her husband.
Donald M. Rehm ’43, May 31, 2008, of
Corona del Mar, Calif., at the age of 86. He was
a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He was a re-
tired editor and public relations representative and
director of various associations and trade journals.
He was preceded in death by his wife.
Dr. Gregor Sido Jr. ’43, June 26, 2008, in
Toledo, Ohio, at the age of 86. He was a member of
Men’s Hall Association. He was a Rector Scholar. He
was a family physician in private practice in Toledo
from 1950 until retirement in 1989. His survivors
include his wife, Elizabeth Rice Sido ’43.
Jo Bundy Haniford ’44, Sept. 20, 2008, of
Rensselaer, Ind., at the age of 86.
From 1945-49, she was director of music for
radio station WBAA at Purdue University. Later,
she was a teacher of elementary music in Anderson,
Ind., and from 1968-75 she was employed by North
Newton School Corporation. She was president of
Haniford Farms, Inc. She was preceded in death
by her husband.
Dr. Willis L. Dixon ’44, July 1, 2008, of Grand
Rapids, Mich., at the age of 85. He was a member
of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was former medi-
cal director at Clark Retirement Community in
Grand Rapids for 45 years and also operated a
private practice until his retirement in 1992. His
survivors include his wife.
Virginia Moomaw Jackson ’44, July 1, 2008,
in Burlington, Mass., at the age of 85. She was a
member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. She was a
social worker and later homemaker and community
volunteer. Her survivors include her husband.
Marilynn Parrett Hansen ’44, Sept. 26, 2008,
in Sarasota, Fla., at the age of 85. She was a member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She was a homemaker. She
was preceded in death by her husband; daughter,
Roberta P. Hansen ’71; and sister, Lucille Parrett
Guild ’26.
F. Marott Sinex ’44, Jan. 1, 2004, of Quincy,
Mass., at the age of 80. He was a member of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. He
was a professor of biochemistry at Boston University
School of Medicine. He was preceded in death by
his mother, Helen Marott Sinex Watson ’17, and
his wife. His survivors include a sister, Jane Sinex
Watson Rohm ’53.
Class Notes
Marian Walker LeGros ’44, Aug. 9, 2008, of
Stamford, Conn., at the age of 85. She was a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She was a member
of Phi Beta Kappa. She was a homemaker. She worked
for Stamford Board of Education placing substitute
teachers in Stamford elementary schools for more
than 20 years. She was preceded in death by her
husband, and sister, Jean Walker Wheat ’47.
Donald B. Wischmeier ’44, Jan. 17, 2008, in
De Soto, Mo., at the age of 85. He was a member
of Men’s Hall Association. He was former owner
of Hopson Lumber Company in De Soto. He was
preceded in death by his first wife. His survivors
include his second wife.
Wayne S. Hieber ’44, Feb. 3, 2008, of Jonesboro,
Ark., at the age of 85. He was a member of Delta
Upsilon fraternity. He was a purchasing and transpor-
tation director at Darling Store Fixtures in Paragould,
Ark., for 20 years. He was preceded in death by his
wife, Marjorie Van Tassell Hieber ’45.
Margaret E. DePrez ’45, March 3, 2008, of
Plymouth, Ind., at the age of 84. She was employed
with Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis; with
the personnel office of H.P. Wasson & Company,
in Indianapolis; and General Electric in Shelbyville,
Ind., and was a social worker for Marshall County
(Ind.) Welfare Department. She owned and oper-
ated Margaret’s Art Needlework.
Leland H. Buckley Jr. ’46, Aug. 25, 2008, of
East Moline, Ill., at the age of 86. He was a member
of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He was a purchasing
agent for American Air Filter for 32 years, retiring
in 1985. His survivors include his wife.
Jack W. Graham ’46, Sept. 21, 2008, in Carbon-
dale, Ill., at the age of 83. He was a member of Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. He
served as an instructor in mathematics at DePauw,
where he was also business manager for the DePauw
Choir from 1947-49. He began his career at Southern
Illinois University in 1951 and served in a variety of
positions until 1994, including professor of higher
education and associate dean of the graduate school.
He wrote a number of books and book chapters as
well as journal articles. He was preceded in death
by his father, Ralph W. Graham ’21; and mother,
Christine Vickery Graham ’24. His survivors include
his wife and son, Mark B. Graham ’78.
Barbara Day Hunter ’47, March 2, 2008, of
Fort Myers, Fla., at the age of 81. She was a member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She was a homemaker. Her
survivors include her husband, Thomas W. Hunter
’47; two daughters, Judith Hunter Koerner ’72 and
Elizabeth Hunter Schippers ’80; sister, Suzanne
Day Pontius ’50; and brother-in-law, Thomas
M. Pontius ’50.
Virginia Graves Zeldin ’47, Sept. 1, 2008,
in Tinton Falls, N.J., at the age of 82. She was a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She was
a homemaker, community volunteer and social
worker. In the 1960s, she became a naturalist with
the Monmouth County (N.J.) Park System. She was
preceded in death by her brother, P. Martin Graves
’50. Her survivors include her husband.
Virginia Plate Hinds ’47, July 26, 2008, in Fort
Wayne, Ind., at the age of 82. She was a member
of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a public
school teacher and worked in the trust department
at American National Bank in Noblesville, Ind. She
was preceded in death by her first husband, P. Felix
Cook Jr. ’48; and her second husband.
Evelyn Shockey Sweet ’47, July 21, 2008, in
Lima, Ohio, at the age of 83. She was a homemaker.
She retired as print shop manager at Randall Bear-
ings, Inc., after more than 21 years of service. She
was preceded in death by her husband.
Rev. Benjamin E. Antle ’48, March 14, 2008,
in St. Petersburg, Fla., at the age of 83. He was a
member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He was a
past member of DePauw’s Board of Trustees. He was a
United Methodist minister. He was preceded in death
by his father, Edward Antle ’16. His survivors include
his wife, Inez Mann Antle ’53; son, Mark B. Antle
’77; and daughter, Deborah Antle Peek ’82.
Charles P. Beall ’48, Sept. 22, 2008, of Long-
mont, Colo., at the age of 84. He was a member
of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He retired as profes-
sor emeritus from University of Denver in 1982.
He was an author and journalist. His survivors
include his wife.
Virginia Mays Taylor ’48. May 30, 2007, of Por-
tola Valley, Calif., at the age of 81. She was a member
of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death by her husband.
Robert B. Beeson ’49, Aug. 1, 2008, in
Goshen, Ind., at the age of 82. He was a member
of Sigma Nu fraternity. He was an attorney with
Mehl, Mehl, Beeson & Leatherman law firm in
Goshen. He was preceded in death by his wife,
Harriet Wall Beeson ’48.
Mary Carson Hensold ’49, May 11, 2008, of
Danville, Ill., at the age of 80. She was a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She was a
homemaker. She was preceded in death by her
mother, Pauline Clipson Carson ’25. Her survivors
include her husband.
Clarence A. D’Aigle ’49, Sept. 11, 2008, in
Flint, Mich., at the age of 86. He was a member of
Men’s Hall Association. He was a Rector Scholar.
He was a certified public accountant with Dupuis
and Ryden in Flint, Mich., retiring in 1986. His
survivors include his wife.
Mary Knapp Murch ’49, July 26, 2008, in
Neptune, N.J., at the age of 81, from complications
following a stroke. She was a member of Alpha
Omicron Pi sorority. She was a homemaker. She
was preceded in death by a brother-in-law, Paul
W. Yinger ’36. Her survivors include her husband
and sister, Harriett Knapp Yinger ’37.
Ned D. Neff ’49, July 15, 2008, in Douglas Lake,
Mich., at the age of 84. He was a member of Sigma
Chi fraternity. He was a sales manager for Sunbeam
Corporation for 35 years. Later, he was president of
Ned Neff and Associates. His survivors include his
wife, Mary Lewellen Neff ’50; daughter, Mary Neff
Agnelneri ’72; and cousin, Joan L. Caldwell ’70.
Carol Downie Regan ’50, Aug. 8, 2008, of
Hingham, Mass., at the age of 80. She was a member
of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a home-
maker. She was a real estate agent and appraiser
for 27 years, retiring in 2000. She was preceded in
death by her husband; brother, G. Robert Downie
’45; and sister, Martha E. Downie ’53.
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C. H. “Boots” Duesing ’50, July 6, 2008, in Bo-
nita Springs, Fla., at the age of 81. He was a member
of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was a fellow and
lifetime member of The Washington C. DePauw
Society. He was a manufacturer’s representative for
Herff Jones Company. Later, he founded Graduate
Service and sold class rings, caps and gowns and
commencement announcements to Ohio Valley
high schools for more than 35 years. His survivors
include his wife, Doris Wells Duesing ’50, and
daughter, Nancy Duesing Takaichi ’79.
Dr. William E. Gamble ’50, Aug. 21, 2008,
in Grand Junction, Colo., at the age of 80. He
was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He
was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He was a Rec-
tor Scholar. He was an orthopedic surgeon and
practiced with the Denver Orthopedic Clinic for
35 years. His survivors include his wife.
Donald E. Julian ’50, July 17, 2008, in Evans-
ville, Ind., at the age of 81. He was a member of
Men’s Hall Association. He owned and operated
Julian’s Rexall Drugs in Boonville, Ind. and later
continued as a pharmacist with other stores, retiring
in 2006. His survivors include his wife.
James E. Smith Jr. ’50, July 18, 2008, of Camil-
lus, N. Y., at the age of 80. He was a member of
Delta Chi fraternity. He was a Rector Scholar. He
was a professor at Syracuse University for 35 years
and continued as a professor emeritus. His survivors
include his wife, Betty Hanlin Smith ’52.
Nancy Beard Stauber ’51, Aug. 18, 2008, of
Oceanside, Calif., at the age of 78, from pneumo-
nia. She was a member of Alpha Phi sorority. She
taught fourth grade for more than 20 years. Her
survivors include her husband.
Virginia Stout Shew ’52, Aug. 18, 2008, in Ann
Arbor, Mich., at the age of 79. She was a cataloger
at Ann Arbor Public Library for 38 years.
Shirley Mitchell Crider ’53, June 26, 2008,
of Bradford Woods, Pa., at the age of 77. She was
a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She was a
homemaker. She was preceded in death by her
husband, James E. Crider ’52.
Rae Schulze Anderson ’53, Dec. 29, 2007, of
Pompano Beach, Fla., at the age of 76. She was
a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She was a
member of Phi Beta Kappa. She was a homemaker.
Her survivors include her husband and daughter,
Laura Anderson Brightwell ’82.
Barbara Stahoviak Gates ’53, April 1, 2008,
of Crown Point, Ind., at the age of 76. She was
a retired teacher from Peifer Elementary School
in Schererville, Ind., with more than 30 years of
service. Her survivors include a daughter, Lucinda
Gates Hoos ’80.
Samuel W. Hart ’54, July 12, 2008, of Sarasota,
Fla., at the age of 76. He was a member of Lambda
Chi Alpha fraternity. He retired as vice president
of engineering from Cummins Engine Company
in Columbus, Ind., in 1988. He was preceded in
death by a sister-in-law, Mary Gehres Hart ’51. His
survivors include his wife; son, James W. Hart ’81;
daughter-in-law, Susan East Hart ’82; brother, Rus-
sell H. Hart Jr. ’50; niece, Holiday Hart McKiernan
’80; and nephew, Robert R. Hart ’82.
John K. Schoen ’54, Feb. 18, 2008, in Cape
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Coral, Fla., at the age of 78. He was a member
of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He was an active
alumni adviser and DePauw House Corporation
Board president. He was an insurance and real
estate agent and president of Hoosier Associates,
Inc., retiring in 1994. He was preceded in death
by his mother, Lavalette Stout Schoen ’27. His
survivors include his wife; son, James K. Schoen
’79; brother, Joseph J. Schoen Jr. ’50; sister, Beverly
Schoen Whitaker ’60; and daughter-in-law, Kim
Holbrook Schoen ’79.
F. Anne Walker Johnson ’54, Aug. 3, 2008,
of Kettering, Ohio, at the age of 76. She was
a homemaker. She and her husband published
several books of cemetery and church records for
genealogical reference. She was preceded in death
by her father, George M. Walker ’15. Her survivors
include her husband.
Jean Cole Busey ’55, July 15, 2008, in Lincoln,
Calif., at the age of 74. She was a homemaker. Her
survivors include her husband.
Constance Whitney Rowles ’55, June 19, 2008,
of Indio, Calif., at the age of 74. She was a member
of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a homemaker.
She retired as director of human resources from Lake
City Health Department in Waukegan, Ill. She was
preceded in death by her husband.
Virginia Lindahl Bissell ’56, June 6, 2008, of
Sanibel, Fla., at the age of 74. She was a member of Al-
pha Phi sorority. She was a homemaker and real estate
agent, and later director of special projects for Sanibel
and Captiva Chamber of Commerce in Florida. She
was preceded in death by her husband.
Ila Alexander Fisher ’57, July 18, 2008, of
Wolcott, Vt., at the age of 73. She was a member
of Delta Zeta sorority. She was a homemaker. She
taught in public schools in Newton, Mass. Later,
she was a United Methodist minister, serving
as pastor of Wellington Park United Methodist
Church in Chicago. Her survivors include her
husband, Neal F. Fisher ’57.
Ronald O. Rush ’57, Aug. 19, 2008, of
Charlestown, Ind., at the age of 73. He was a
member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He retired as
human resources and industrial relations manager
from Tube Turns Technologies, Inc., in 1991. His
survivors include his wife.
Dr. Richard E. Leach ’59, May 15, 2008,
of Lake Charles, La., at the age of 70. He was a
member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He was a physician
and president of Digestive Disease Consultants in
New Orleans.
Dr. Patricia J. Middleton ’59, June 30, 2008, of
Ambler, Pa., at the age of 71. She was a member of
Phi Beta Kappa. She was a physician and psychiatrist
in private practice. Her survivors include her life
partner; brother, William L. Middleton ’64; and
sister-in-law, Judith Eckert Middleton ’64.
Father Gordon P. Wagoner ’59, Sept. 2, 2008,
of Noblesville, Ind., at the age of 71, after a long
battle with cancer. He was a member of Phi Beta
Kappa. He was a Rector Scholar. He was a priest
in the Diocese of Lafayette, Ind., and later at St.
John’s College in Cleveland.
William B. Kelley ’61, July 17, 2008, of Bonita
Springs, Fla., at the age of 69, from pancreatic cancer.
He was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He was a
certified public accountant and controller. He was
preceded in death by his sister, Georgette K. Kelley
’67. His survivors include his wife, Sandra Deater
Kelley ’62, and son, Matthew D. Kelley ’88.
Charles L. Schmelter ’64, Sept. 16, 2008,
in Crown Point, Ind., at the age of 65. He was a
member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was retired
president of Walker Telecommunications.
Victoria Ware Bean ’68, Aug. 2, 2008, of Hilton,
N.Y., at the age of 61, from lung cancer. She was a
member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was an
elementary school teacher. She was manager of claims
and collections at Monroe County (N.Y.) Water
Authority from 1973 until her death. Her survivors
include her husband, Richard E. Bean ’66.
Linda Kutschbach Gambaiani ’69, April 17,
2008, of Westerville, Ohio, at the age of 60. She
was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She
was an editor for Charles E. Merrill Publishing
and later was a publisher and editor for several
magazines and journals. Her survivors include
her husband, John V. Gambaiani ’69, and her
son, Grant William Victor Gambaiani. (In the
summer issue, it was erroneously reported that
John Gambaiani preceded his wife in death. The
magazine staff apologizes for the error.)
Sally Milbourne Hughes ’74, Oct. 5, 2008,
of Cincinnati, at the age of 56, after a long battle
with multiple sclerosis. She was a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority. She was a homemaker.
Her survivors include her husband.
Lenna Harrison Allman ’75, Aug. 1, 2008, of
Indianapolis, at the age of 59. She was a homemaker,
community volunteer and substitute teacher in
Washington (Ind.) Township school system. Her
survivors include her husband.
Christine Smith Jany ’76, July 31, 2008, in
Elgin, Ill., at the age of 54. She was a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was an entomolo-
gist and worked for the government and private
industry. She was an accomplished dog trainer and
dog breeder. Her survivors include her husband
and sister, Annette L. Smith ’85.
Patricia James McMahan ’78, Aug. 21, 2008,
of Carmel, Ind., at the age of 52, from multiple
myeloma. She was a member of Delta Gamma
sorority. She worked for Healthcare International
in Austin, Texas, and for Indiana National Bank
in Indianapolis. Later, she was a vice president for
marketing with VISA USA in San Francisco. Her
survivors include her husband.
Beth Chupp Browning ’80, Sept. 5, 2008, in
Southport, Ind., at the age of 51. She was a member
of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She retired in 2003
from American General Finance in Indianapolis.
Her survivors include her husband.
Karol Sherrick Scanlon ’81, Aug. 15, 2008,
of Thornton, Colo., at the age of 49. She was a
member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was
a social worker for Denver County Department
of Social Services and served as court liaison for
13 years. Her survivors include her husband, and
sister, Laura J. Sherrick ’84.
Aaron R. Moore ’01, Sept. 19, 2008, of Carmel,
Ind., at the age of 29. He was a member of Beta Theta
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Pi fraternity. He was a photographer. His survivors
include his wife, Sarah Smith Moore ’01; brother,
Adam J. Moore ’97; father-in-law, Michael L. Smith
’70; and mother-in-law, Susan Leet Smith ’71.
Friends of the University
Keith W. Charles, July 1, 2008, in New
York City, at the age of 74, of lung cancer. He
was a lifetime member of The Washington C.
DePauw Society. He was an actor in Broadway
and off-Broadway plays and also appeared in
numerous television series and daytime soap
operas. His survivors include his wife, Nancy
Ford Charles ’57.
Floyd M. Huber, Aug. 15, 2008, in
Greencastle, Ind., at the age of 70. He was a lifetime
member of The Washington C. DePauw Society.
He retired as a senior research scientist from Eli
Lilly and Company in 1993. His survivors include
his wife and daughter, Lysiane Huber ’02.
Mary Ann Moore, Sept. 20, 2008, of Dayton,
Ohio, at the age of 88, after a lengthy illness. She
was a lifetime member of The Washington C.
DePauw Society. She was preceded in death by
her husband, Burt D. Moore ’33. Her survivors
include a stepson, Charles A. Moore ’69.
Cynthia “Cyndie” Baker Nall, Nov. 8, 2008,
in Louisville, Ky., at the age of 62. She was as-
sistant director of alumni relations at DePauw
from 1990-92. She was one of only 87 people who
had survived cystic fibrosis to the age of 60 and
one of the few who had survived the disease as a
double-lung transplant patient. She retired from
American BioSystems where she dedicated much
of her life to helping others with cystic fibrosis.
Her survivors include her husband.
Samuel W. Tackitt, July 17, 2008, in Bloom-
ington, Ind., at the age of 99. He was a lifetime
member of The Washington C. DePauw Society.
He was an attorney and practiced in Bloomington,
Ind., since 1933. He was preceded in death by his
wife, Harriet Martin Tackitt ’31.
June Douglas Walters, June 24, 2008, of
Fort Collins, Colo., at the age of 90. She was a
housemother for Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
at DePauw.
Edward G. Ypma,
Nov. 5, 2008, of
Greencastle, Ind., at
the age of 68 follow-
ing a lengthy illness.
A professor emeritus
of psychology, he was
a faculty member at
DePauw for 38 years,
from 1966 until his
retirement in 2004. In addition to his teaching,
he served as the residence director for DePauw-
related international programs in Tokyo, Athens
and Freiburg, Germany. Prior to joining DePauw,
he was a personnel psychologist for Abbott Labo-
ratories and worked as both a graduate instructor
and residence counselor at Purdue University.
His survivors include his wife, Ellie Ypma, who
retired from DePauw as registrar and associate vice
president for academic affairs in May 2008.

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