KW Today Summer 2004

Fall 2006

2005-06 HONOR ROLL & ANNUAL REPORT

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Dr.Yvonne Taylor set thebar for her students

Kentucky Wesleyan CollegeAnne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D.President

Ron McCrackenVice PresidentDevelopment and Alumni Relations

Joyce Ann EvansDirector of Development

Berry Major ’60Director of Alumni Relations

Roy Pickerill ’75 Director of Public RelationsSports Information Director

Contributing Writers: Joyce And Evans, Roy Pickerill '75,Berry Major '60 and Ben Hoak '97

Contributing Photographers: Joyce Ann Evans, RonMcCracken, Charles Mahlinger Photography and On SiteImages

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partnership with the United MethodistChurch, fosters a liberal arts educationthat nourishes, stimulates and preparesfuture leaders intellectually, spiritually

and physically to achieve success in life.

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Dear Best Friend,I often think of our donors as best friends. I have even called a first-time donor to Kentucky

Wesleyan College my new best friend. I realize some of us are just getting to know one another, butthink about it.

When someone shares our values, believes in our mission, supports our family and invests in ourvision for the future, is that not a candidate for “best friend?” As you share your friendship withKentucky Wesleyan College, as you attend campus events, volunteer your service and your financialsupport, we thank you for all you do for our students.

Let me tell you about some more of my best friends – our students. My excitement for the accom-plishments of our students could not be higher. I had the privilege of shaking the hands of 110 smil-ing graduates as they crossed the stage in Hocker-Hall Grove on May 13th. While many graduatingseniors are very composed and professional as they accept their college diploma, some can’t help butradiate a positive energy. I shake their hands in that instant after they’ve held their diploma for thefirst time and I absorb as much of that energy as I can.

I believe that our faculty and staff have provided those graduates with the knowledge and skills theyneed to make a positive difference in the world. And I believe our Class of 2006 will become contributing members of our communi-ties.

As you read this edition of KW Today, we have just welcomed a new group of friends – our incoming freshmen, the class of 2010.They are a little nervous, but they are energetic, they are eager, and they are large in number! With about 400 new students, we needyour friendship even more.

Included in this issue on page 22 is our 2005 – 2006 Honor Roll and Annual Report. Please take some time to read the names of allthe alumni and best friends who give so generously to Kentucky WesleyanCollege.

I want you to know that your gifts are being carefully managed and investedwell in the lives of our promising students, enabling quality programs of educationto thrive, and laying paths to the future.

On behalf of our students who may not have the opportunity to sit at the tablewith good friends and donors, please accept our thanks. You are wonderful and Iappreciate your giving. We count you among our best friends.

Anne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D.President

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Letter from the President

Welcome freshman class! Here is your first glimpse of the Class of 2010. Including freshmen and transfers, the college will have over 400 newstudents for the 2006 – 2007 academic year. This is the largest incoming class since 1966.

We did it again!!!Kentucky Wesleyan College has just learned that

U.S.News and World Report has once again ratedKWC as one of the top ten best educational valuesin the South in their annual 2007 college report. Theannual ranking lists Kentucky Wesleyan as theeighth best value in the South for SouthernComprehensive Colleges. In addition, KentuckyWesleyan received distinguished recognition for thethird straight year by The Princeton Review as oneof the 146 colleges named “Best in the Southeast.”

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HHaahhnn eennddoowweedd sscchhoollaarrsshhiippKentucky Wesleyan College received a gift

of $100,000 from Kwangsoon Hahn toestablish the Yu Hak Hahn EndowedScholarship in honor of her husband, YuHak Hahn, a 1958 graduate of KWC. Thescholarship will be awarded to a full-timestudent who is majoring in a science disci-pline of either biology, chemistry or physics.

KWC President Anne Cairns Federlein,Ph.D., said, “Science is an important com-ponent in a liberal arts education. There isno doubt that students today, and in thefuture, will be better educated for the com-petitive world of science because of the gen-erosity of Dr. and Mrs. Hahn.”

Dr. Hahn gave a challenge grant of $1million to the science center at KentuckyWesleyan College, spearheading a drive thatraised enough money to begin constructionon the newest campus facility. The Yu HakHahn Center for the Sciences was dedicatedon September 30, 2005.

EEccoonnoommiicc iimmppaacctt ooff KKWWCCKentucky Wesleyan College accounted for an estimated direct economic impact of $58.7

million on the Owensboro and Daviess county community during fiscal year 2005, accordingto a report by EconImpact of Louisville.

President Anne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D. said, “We are proud to contribute to the vibranteconomy. As we expand the academic programs, enrollment and campus facilities, the collegewill continue to make a significant impact on our community in the future.”

Overall the college, its employees, students and visitors spent $27.2 million in the commu-nity. The 1,513 alumni who live in Daviess County contributed $19.6 million increasedearnings and $11 million in social benefits due to positive life-style choices.

Kentucky Wesleyan employs 158 full-time faculty and staff with a $5.7 million payroll in2005. Additionally, a total of 7,800 hours of volunteer work were supplied by 300 KentuckyWesleyan students last year.

OOaakk aanndd IIvvyy iinndduuccttiioonnSix Kentucky Wesleyan College students and one faculty member were inducted

into The Order of Oak and Ivy, the highest honor given to juniors and seniors. It wasthe 52nd anniversary of this prestigious honor society. The inductees are, first row leftto right: Yvonne Taylor ’58, professor of education at KWC for 16 years, who retiredin June; Jennifer Hendricks, Central City; and Marky Mylkova Allison, CzechRepublic. Second row l. to r.: Adam Saalwaechter, Owensboro; Brandon Ellis, Glasgow;and Abby Leistner, Holland, Ind. Not pictured is Andrew Young, Princeton, Ky.

FFeeaattuurreedd ssppeeaakkeerrss Dr. Anthony M. Brooks, Sr. Ed.D. was the

key note speaker for the Dr. Martin LutherKing Jr. Day of Celebration. Rev. Brooks ledthe civil rights movement in his hometownof Henderson, Ky. where he served as presi-dent of the local NAACP chapter.

Dr. Aaron Thompson, vice president foracademic affairs at Eastern KentuckyUniversity, spoke on “African AmericanFamilies: Historically Resilient.” Headdressed some of the misunderstandingsabout the family and pointed out the societalinfluences, positive and negative, that shapeAfrican American families.

Louisville writer Genie K. Potter spoke atthe "Women in Leadership" lecture series on"A Kaleidoscope of Kentucky Women: 200Years of Spirit and Vision." Potter addressedKentucky history from the perspective of itswomen and how they changed communities,institutions, the military, schools, and theenvironment.

George Russell, international electionsconsultant, spoke on “ExportingDemocracy.” He is the former executivedirector of the Kentucky State Board ofElections and Kentucky Registry of ElectionFinance. He has served as technical assistant,observer and supervisor of democratic elec-tions in Albania, Cambodia, El Salvador,Russia, Kosovo and other countries since1997.

IImmppaacctt AAuuddiioo TThheeaatteerr wwiinnss ccoommppeettiittiioonnImpact Audio Theater, an indoor marching drum line and winter guard sponsored by the

band programs at KWC and Owensboro High School, won their division in the Tri-StateCircuit Finals for the second year.

Impact includes seven Kentucky Wesleyan students, as well as other regional high schooland college students. The director is James Powell, percussion instructor, and Michelle Jones,color guard coordinator, both from Kentucky Wesleyan College.


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A new CD by the Owensboro SymphonyOrchestra features the last movement ofBeethoven Symphony No. 9. The KentuckyWesleyan Singers are part of the chorusand are listed on the CD as a group andalso individually. Dr. Diane Earle is listedas the chorus coordinator/director.

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Kentucky Wesleyan, in partnership withWestern Kentucky University, is offering aminor in Military Science/Army ReserveOfficer Training Corps (ROTC) this fall.

Courses are offered for either a two-year or four-year program that studentscomplete concurrently with courseworkrequired for earning a bachelors degree.The program is voluntary and open toboth men and women. Students do notincur a military obligation by participatingin the basic courses.

Completion of the program will preparestudents to serve as officers in the UnitedStates Army, the Army Reserve, or theArmy National Guard.

Last year the college implemented twopilot courses for KWC student, JamesNoggle, a junior from Fort Knox. “ArmyROTC offers scholarships of two, threeand four years in which you can earn upto $80,000 along with a tax free monthlystipend up to $500 and $450 a semesterfor books,” said Noggle.

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You will want to mark your calendarsfor a very special Madrigal Dinner inDecember. Former Madrigal Dinnersingers from the past 30 years will per-form at this year’s event, scheduled forDecember 1 and December 2 in theWoodward Health and Recreation Centerat 8:00 p.m. each evening.

Dr. Robert H. McIver, who conductedMadrigal Dinners for 16 years, is return-ing from Eastman School of Music to con-duct. Dr. Diane Earle has been the accom-panist for the Singers since 1984, andhas organized this special event. Dr.Eugene Thomas, the new choral/vocalprofessor at KWC, will conduct the currentSingers in a few special pieces as well.

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Ten new faculty joined KWC this fall. A national search process attracted candidates fromas far away as California and Alaska. Four of the positions are new, as established through the2010 strategic plan. Five new faculty replace faculty who have retired or resigned.

Dr. Juliana Maria da Silva is the new assistant professor of communications. She earned aPh.D. in communication and culture from Howard University in 2006 and an MA in publiccommunication from American University in 2003. She previously taught at HowardUniversity.

Dr. Kimberly Garth-James joins the faculty as associate professor of public service. Shehas her D.PA from Golden Gate University and previously taught at the University of SanFrancisco and also served as the education program coordinator in adult education for theCalif. Department of Education.

Julie Gawne joins the faculty as associate professor of art and graphic design. She has anMFA from Northern Illinois University and was previously an assistant professor of art atMorehead State University and assistant professor of graphic design at the University ofEvansville. Last year she was a visiting professor at KWC.

The new development skills instructor for the Darrell PLUS Center is Donna Hanley. Shewas special topics adjunt instructor for the University of Alaska and an environmental educa-tion specialist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. She received her Ed.S. from IndianaUniversity.

Filling the position of associate professor of history is Dr. Mason Horrell. He has a Ph.D.from the University of Kentucky and was previously assistant and associate professor of histo-ry and government at Sterling College.

Dr. Cynthia Kinney comes to KWC as assistant professor of middle grades education. Sherecently earned her Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction from The University of Toledo andwas a school counselor for Summerfield Schools in Michigan.

Joining the faculty as assistant professor of Spanish and chair of modern languages is Dr.Martha Kosir-Widenbauer. She earned her Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and was ateacher, interpreter and translator for languages by Nichole, Inc.

John Ragsdale is the new assistant professor of religion and chair of the religion and phi-losophy department. He received his M.A. from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminaryand is finishing his Ph.D. from Marquette University. He was previously assistant and adjunctprofessor at Trinity Bible College.

The science department faculty will be joined by Dr. Justin Rosemier, assistant professorof biology. He has a Ph.D. from Michigan Technological University, where he was aresearcher for five years.

Dr. Eugene Thomas, D.M. from Indiana University School of Music, is associate professorof music and director of the Wesleyan Singers. He most recently taught at VirginiaCommunity College and Bluefield College.

The ten new KWC faculty include first row left to right (women): Juliana Da Silva, Cynthia Kinney,Kimberly Garth-James, Donna Hanley, Julie Gawne and Martha Kosir. Second row left to right (men):Mason Horrell, Eugene Thomas, John Ragsdale and Justin Rosemier.

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Four members of the faculty and staff atKentucky Wesleyan were honored in Aprilfor their outstanding contributions to thecollege during the 2005 – 2006 academicyear.

Dr. Roger Gardner, pro-fessor of health and physicaleducation, received thePresident’s Award forTeaching Excellence andCampus Leadership. Heearned a B.S. and M.S.from the University of

Delaware and a Ph.D. from PurdueUniversity. Gardner has taught for 16 yearsat the college.

Dr. Bernie Bettinelli,assistant professor of psy-chology, received theOutstanding Teacher Awardas voted by the studentbody. He earned a B.A.from Holy Cross College, aM.A. from Wake Forest

University and an Ed.D. from the University

of Massachusetts. Bettinelli joined the facultyat KWC in 2002. This is the second time hehas been honored by the students asOutstanding Teacher.

Dr. Lynette Taylor, assis-tant professor of psycholo-gy, received the AcademicAdvising Award as voted bythe student body. Sheearned a B.S. from theUniversity of Alabama anda M.A. and Ph.D. from the

University of Florida. She came to KWC in2002.

Lucy Kaelin, administra-tive assistant to the VicePresident forFinance/Accounts Payable,was named OutstandingStaff Member. Voted forthis award by her peers,Kaelin was recognized for

her service and commitment to the college.She has a 23 year career with KentuckyWesleyan.

EEnngglliisshh pprrooffeessssoorr ttoo eeddiitt lliitteerraarryy bbooookkssDr. Tony Lee, assistant professor of English at Kentucky Wesleyan, has been commissioned

to edit a collection of articles on literary mentoring entitled: Varieties of MentoringExperience: Representations of Mentoring in Eighteenth-Century British Literature, to bepublished by University of Delaware Press in 2008.

He is also working on an edition of Arthur Murphy’s “Essay on the Life and Genius ofSamuel Johnson,” and an edition of Johnson’s periodical essay series, “The Rambler.”

Lee earned a bachelors degree in English and history from the University of Texas, a mastersdegree in English from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. from the University ofArkansas.

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KKWWCC ssttuuddeenntt ccllaaiimmss ccrroowwnn Hope Hamilton, a senior at Kentucky Wesleyan

College, was crowned Kentucky Mountain LaurelFestival Queen in May. She is a corporate communica-tions major from Versailles, Ky.

She is the second student from KWC in six years toearn the title. Kristy Nelson ’03 won the crown in2000. The Mountain Laurel Festival, celebrating its76th year, is the second oldest event in Kentucky.Colleges and universities across the Commonwealth ofKentucky send a representative to compete for thecoveted crown.

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King, and Cindra Stiff were all recently rec-ognized for their leadership.

President Federlein was selected to a 17-member committee to seek higher educationopportunities and participation in theOwensboro area. The committee includesrepresentatives from private and public col-leges as well as government, economic devel-opment and nonprofit agencies.

Dr. Cheryl King ’70, executive vice presi-dent for external affairs, has been elected tothe Leadership Kentucky Class of 2006.

In addition, she was appointed to theBoard of Directors of the National Centerfor Family Literacy for a three-year term.Located in Louisville, the organization is theworldwide leader in family literacy, pioneer-ing educational initiatives that open path-ways to continuous life improvement for thenation’s most at-risk children and families.

Cindra Stiff, vice president of finance andtreasurer, received the Owensboro Businessand Professional Women’s inaugural “Lift Upthe Leaders Award” in accounting andfinance for the month of March. She hasbeen with the college for 22 years.

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Aiming Liu, are teaching Chinese languageclasses at Kentucky Wesleyan andOwensboro Community & TechnicalCollege this year. All four Owensboro col-leges and universities and the Public LifeFoundation of Owensboro are contributingpartners for this endeavor. Both men havegraduate degrees.

This fall the guest faculty are teachingintroduction to Chinese culture and elemen-tary Chinese I. The course offerings will besimilar for the spring term with a secondsemester Chinese language class available.

“China is becoming one of the big playersin the global market,” said Mike Fagan,KWC academic dean. “This is a goodopportunity for students and others in thecommunity to learn.” Some spaces will beopen for auditing the classes, Fagan said.Owensboro area residents who are interestedin the classes may sign up along with highschool and college students.

KWC is providing office space on campusfor the guest educators, who also serve as fac-ulty moderators for about a dozen interna-tional students.

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Kentucky Wesleyan and the Green RiverChapter of the Kentucky Society ofProfessional Engineers hosted two eventsduring the spring semester.

The first event was the annual Green RiverRegional MathCounts competition for sixth,seventh and eighth grade students.MathCounts is a national math enrichment,coaching and competition program thatincreases enthusiasm and enhances achieve-ment in middle school mathematicsthroughout the United States.

High school and college students met oncampus for the National Engineers Day. Theprogram offered a series of technical presen-tations focused on the engineering and sci-ence professional.

Over 500 middle and high school studentsfrom six counties met on campus in Marchfor the annual "Youth Summit" meetingsponsored by the Owensboro ParksDepartment and the Youth Council ofOwensboro. The six counties represented areDaviess, Hancock, Henderson, Hopkins,McLean, Muhlenberg and Ohio. This marksthe third year KWC has hosted this event.

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Nine students from Kentucky Wesleyan College traveled to Frankfort in Februaryto join other students and administrators from Kentucky’s nonprofit, independent col-leges and universities to celebrate independent higher education. The event was spon-sored by the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities.

KWC students Kristin Whitney, a senior from White Plains, Ky., Todd Hollis, ajunior from Louisville and Kyle Aebersold, a junior from Louisville participated in theLegislative Internship Program in Frankfort during the spring semester.

Pictured left to right: Scott Buchanan, a sophomore from Glasgow; Matt Ruark, afreshman from Brooksville; Craig Brunson, a sophomore from Louisville; LuannBrown, a freshman from Beaver Dam; Speaker of the House Jody Richards ’60; AmyFrench, a junior from Morganfield; Cheryl King ’70, KWC executive vice presidentfor external affairs; Ryan Brunson, a sophomore from Louisville; Kristin Whitney;Todd Hollis; and Kyle Aebersold.

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Wesleyan College Board of Trustees. Foreman is a partner in Progressive Land Title of Indiana, which operates

six title insurance companies in Indiana, and is a partner in Old NationalTitle of Ohio, which operates four title insurance companies in Ohio. Healso serves as a partner in Centrigroup Lending, LLC, a wholesale lendingoperation in four states, and All Homes Lending, LLC, a retail lending opera-tion, both located in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Love is in his seventh year as senior pastor at Settle Memorial UnitedMethodist Church in Owensboro. He has served in the KentuckyConference of the United Methodist Church for 31 years, including fouryears as the district superintendent in Madisonville.

In addition to the new members, the KWC Board designated the Rev. Dr.W. Glenn Sowards ’53 and G. Chad Perry III ’50 as emeritus members ofthe Board. Sowards, a retired United Methodist minister, served on the Boardof Trustees for 24 years. Perry, a Paintsville lawyer, served on the Board for 11years.

New ex-officio members of the Board are Charles H. Epperson ’59, presi-dent of the KWC Alumni Association, and Craig M. Brunson, a KWC jun-

ior and president of the Student Government Association.

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public relations director andsports information director,was selected president of thenewly formed Division IISports InformationDirectors Association, con-

sisting of 281 members. The selection tookplace at the recent College SportsInformation Directors of America (CoSIDA)convention in Nashville. Pickerill has beenSID at Kentucky Wesleyan for 19 years andis a member of the CoSIDA Hall of Fame.

He was also recently selected for inclusionin Who’s Who of Executives andProfessionals by Empire Who’s Who 2006registry.

In addition, Pickerill received the Best inthe Nation award for the KWC men’s andwomen’s basketball media guide for coverdesign, quality of content and layout anddesign in the multisport category for NCAADivision II and NAIA schools. This marksthe 30th CoSIDA award and the 19th Bestin the Nation award for him.

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We at Kentucky Wesleyan College are proud of ourlarge increase in enrollment this fall. We are especiallyproud of our freshman class, full of bright, enthusiasticstudents who anticipate a wonderful four-year journey…with new friendships and adventures, challenging faculty,and academic excellence. They are here, in part, becauseof your gifts to the General Scholarship Fund.

This magazine includes our 2005 – 2006 Honor Roll & Annual Report. Eachyear we list the names of those who have shared their resources with KentuckyWesleyan College. You have opened your heart and made the important decisionthat Kentucky Wesleyan is worth your investment. On behalf of our students,thank you. Their success depends on the many alumni, friends, businesses andfoundations who support the college.

A college education is one of the most valuable investments anyone can makein preparation for a successful future. And the future demands quality prepara-tion. The message we like to share as we recruit new students is simply this: Weare affordable and our students succeed.

Today Kentucky Wesleyan College presents more opportunities for learning,innovation, and experience than ever before. Thanks to our dedicated faculty, toour eleven new academic programs and to our new facilities, Kentucky Wesleyanprepares future leaders to achieve success in life.

Thanks to academic, athletic, talent and church scholarships that are all sup-ported by your gifts to the General Scholarship Fund, 98% of our students receivehelp to make their education a reality. The college provides $3.4 million in finan-cial assistance to our students, over and above federal and state grants andendowed scholarships. The General Scholarship Fund is essential for sustainingthe quality of a Kentucky Wesleyan College education.

I hope you enjoy reading Kentucky Wesleyan Today. I’m sure the informationincluded in this edition will give you more than enough reasons to make a gift tothe General Scholarship Fund.

Kentucky Wesleyan College truly is an institution unlike any other. Thankyou for all you do for our students.

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By Ron McCrackenVice President

Development andAlumni Relations

AA ppllaannnneedd ggiifftt ttoo KKeennttuucckkyy WWeesslleeyyaannCD’s coming due? Tired of small dividend checks? Want to make a great gift

to your alma mater? A charitable gift annuity may be the answer …

Here’s how it works: You make a contribution to KWC, and we guarantee to make annual fixed payments to you. It’s that simple … a contract for fixed

payments for the rest of your life based on your age and the amount of your gift.Just go to the chart below, find your age, and multiply your gift by the percentage

shown. If you're 80 and gave $50,000, for example, we would send $1,000quarterly checks to you for a total of $4,000 a year as long as you

live. Then, whatever is left, will go to your gift to KWC.

For additional information contact Berry Major at (270) 852-3139 or [email protected]

PPhhoonnaatthhoonn 22000066:: OOccttoobbeerr 11 –– OOccttoobbeerr 1122It’s the first two weeks of October. Listen! Do you hear

the phone ringing? It just may be a student from KentuckyWesleyan College calling for the Fall Phonathon.

Even if you’re stranded on a desert island, our studentswill try to find you. They are anxious to talk to you, toupdate your information, to tell you about the great thingshappening on campus and to learn more about your lifeand your career since you left the campus.

And yes, they will be asking for your consideration of agift to the General Scholarship Fund. Did you know theGeneral Scholarship Fund benefits 98% of our students?That’s the best reason to give – our students. Please say“yes” when our students call!

Age One Life Rate60 5.7%65 6.0%70 6.5%74 6.9%

Age One Life Rate 80 8.0%84 9.2%90 11.3%

Making a gift to Kentucky Wesleyan is quicker and easierthan ever. Log on to www.kwc.edu and click on develop-

ment. An easy-to-read form allows you to charge yourgift to Discover, MasterCard or Visa. We think you’ll like

this convenient way to make a gift to the college.JJuusstt ppooiinntt aanndd cclliicckk!!

Marky Mylkova Allison attended the 2006 Senior Breakfastwith her parents, who traveled to Owensboro from the CzechRepublic to see Marky graduate.

Right: Commencement speaker,Gordon Bethune, is shown withKWC Chair of the Board WayneFoster ’69. Bethune is formerCEO of Continental Airlines, whospoke about the spirit of coopera-tion. “Success often is predicatedon how you get others motivatedto help you.”

Ben Arnold, Eric Dewig, Tony Alexander and JasonSimpson sported purple and white bow ties at graduation. They were all members of the Pantherfootball team.

Jayne Powell is congratulated by Dr. Bernie Bettinelli, whowas voted Outstanding Teacher by the student body.

Two of the five honor graduates, Darren Wright andLauren Mayhew, are shown leading the processional.

Derek Hibbs has his tie adjusted before he "walks the line."

Above: Brandi Edmiston was one of twograduates who found a free round trip planeticket to any where in the world taped to thebottom of her chair, compliments of com-mencement speaker Gordon Bethune.Graduate Kevin Clark also found a ticketunder his seat.

Shamargaret Templewalks through the"faculty corridor."She received herbachelor of sciencedegree with a majorin criminal justice.

Jason Harrison waits his turn to receivehis diploma.


Another record breaking crowd attended Alumni Weekend 2006, highlighted bythe Alumni Celebration Dinner and Hall of Fame inductees on Saturday night.Twenty-eight members of the Class of 1956 were awarded medallions to commem-orate the 50th anniversary of their graduation from Kentucky Wesleyan College. Itwas the largest gathering of 50-year alumni in the history of the college.

The Sweetheart Breakfast was a new andpopular addition to Alumni Weekend activi-ties. Shown left to right: Jeanette LitseyWesterfield ’63, David Westerfield ’62,Danny Williams ’62, Sarah D. Williams’60, Marcia Fowler Garland ’67 andDanny Garland ’67.

The Halos entertained at several eventsduring the weekend with songs from the40s, 50s and 60s. Shown are CaroleRobertson, Kay Rafferty, a member of theKWC development staff, and Lisa Barnett.

A highlight of the Alumni Celebration Dinnerwas an appearance by “The King,” aka DannyGarland ’67. Here Elvis serenades KWCPresident Federlein.


The 2006 Alumni Hall of Fame honorees included the following distinguished alumni: Beverley Byers-Pevitts ’61, the first KWC alumna to become president of a collegiate institution; Virginia Harris“Shorty” Combs ’22, pioneer of girls high school basketball in Kentucky; Dr. C. Kenneth Peters ’57, ser-vant physician and co-founder and friend of The Healing Place; and the Rev. Dr. Harold Dorsey ’38,preacher to Appalachia.

The daughters of Virginia HarrisCombs ’22, Connie Combs Kincerand Carol Combs Daugherty ’51accepted her medallion.

C. Kenneth Peters ’57 and his daugh-ter.

Harold W. Dorsey ’38

Other important awards presented by the Alumni Association included: Glenn Sowards ’53, the Outstanding Alumniaward, which is the highest honor the Association can bestow; M. Allen Kirtley ’60 and Jerry Miller ’60 both receivedthe Alumni Achievement award; Holley Skidmore ’31, Alumni Service award; KWC History Professor Dr. DanBradshaw, the Gus E. Paris Distinguished Service award; and retired KWC maintenance supervisor Ray Carden,Honorary Alumnus award.

Glen Sowards ’53 Allen Kirtley ’60 Jerry Miller ’60 Holley Skidmore ’31 Dan Bradshaw


Under the leadership of Adam Shourds ’99, the Campus Ministriesprogram provides many opportunities for students to participate in thegeneral religious life on campus. An important and sometimes life chang-ing part of that program is student mission trips.

Moss Pointe, MississippiSpring break for most college students means the sun, the beach and the

ocean. However, for many KWC students, spring break 2006 involvedtraveling to other states, even other countries, to minister to the needs ofothers. One mission trip to Moss Pointe, Mississippi involved 26 studentsand seven adults who spent a week helping victims of Hurricane Katrina.

“We were welcomed by Green Pastures Christian Church and St. PaulUnited Methodist Church, both African American congregations,”Shourds said. “The students were overwhelmed by their hospitality. Thecongregation was so thankful that we were down there. It was a big dealto them that we were interacting with their church.”

The group began each day with breakfast and devotion. Lunch waseaten at the work site. Shourds said, “The students worked hard and werepassionate about the work. No one had to motivate them. They didn’twant to get off the roof to eat lunch.”

The students split into four groups each day, working on roofs, insula-tion and dry wall. Shourds said, “They learned some skills they neverknew.”

Maeghan Garrett, a junior from White Plains, Ky., said, “We did roof-ing and sheet rock. I’m afraid of heights, so I was proud that I could getup on a roof. The first day I just sat down and scooted around the roof,but I got over it.”

Worship was a large part of the mission trip. Garrett said, “Each nightwe had a worship service and sang. We then broke into small groups offive and talked about the day and had prayer. One of the best things aboutthe trip is that I got to know more people and I made good friends withinmy small group.”

Participating in the Katrina mission trip made a profound difference inthe lives of many KWC students. Nathan Cobb, a senior from Owensborosaid, “A mission trip is a different experience internally for everyone andit’s hard to express. On this particular mission trip, we were not witnessingthrough words, but by serving.

It was hard work and I didn’t see the final result of the work we did onthose houses. I was a small part of rebuilding a house but I still know whatI did will have a lasting impact on the community. It’s the same with God

– you don’t see results this day or the week after, but it has a lastingimpact.”

Both Maeghan and Nathan were overwhelmed at the destruction left byKatrina. “I thought it would be cleaned up because so much time hadpassed,” Maeghan said. “There were houses caved in and a car in a swim-ming pool. Houses were condemned because of the flooding.”

Nathan added, “It had been six months since the hurricane, so we hadno idea what it really looked like at the time of the hurricane, but peoplehave been working hard down there. They offered us the best of what theyhad – unconditionally, especially from the church where we stayed.”

Because of the rewarding experience they had in Mississippi, bothMaeghan and Nathan worked during June and July with Sun Teams.Nathan traveled throughout Eastern Kentucky participating in BibleSchools and sharing his faith and message with others. Maeghan worked inAmherst, Mass. with creative ministry, including sign language, art andmusic.

Wroclaw, PolandOther KWC students traveled much further than Mississippi for their

spring break mission trip – they went to Wroclaw, Poland. Six students,two alumni and one KWC staff member worked in the urban, inner cityslums of Poland where buildings are still damaged from WWII.

The group stayed at a Baptist church located in the middle of the innercity and helped with several church projects. They also worked with chil-dren and high school and college students, building relationships andteaching American culture.

Jeremy ’97 and Laura Sparks Vincent ’04 are missionaries in Polandand the KWC group worked with them at a Kid’s Club in the poverty areaof Poland. Alicia Kittinger, a sophomore from Hanson, Ky., said, “Weworked with high school students in small groups, talking about our cul-ture and speaking English with them.

With the university students we also met in small groups,” she contin-ued. “There is no talk of God in the classroom, so we would go out withthem and talk about God and Christianity.”

The students also had the opportunity to make side trips in Poland.“Auschwitz was an awesome experience – the museum, gas chamber, cre-matory – we didn’t say a word while we were there.

We learned about Polish culture and we heard all the American stereo-types,” Alicia said. “This trip taught me communication skills and to stepoutside my comfort zone. I would definitely do it again.”

Alicia Kittinger, above, worked with a Kid's Club inWroclaw, Poland, during spring break.

Working on roofs was a new experience for students like Nathan Cobb, pictured below, whotraveled with a group to Moss Pointe, Miss.

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And she did. After a May training session in Louisville throughEdge Outreach, Alicia traveled to Costa Rica over the summer to helpwith water purification.

Mandeville, JamaicaYet another student mission trip during spring break included

Daniel Blandford, a sophomore from Owensboro, who traveled withfour students from Brescia University to Mandeville, Jamaica. Theywere accompanied by Dr. Suzanne Rose, KWC associate professor ofEnglish and Father Andy Gardner.

Before leaving for Jamaica the students collected toys, school sup-plies, medicine and non-perishable food items to take with them.Daniel said, “We all felt we were getting more out of the trip than wewere giving.”

Daniel is a member of Catholics in Action at Kentucky Wesleyan.“Mandeville is our sister diocese. We were able to teach at a Catholicschool and we also did some maintenance work. I hope to go againthis spring break. We want to get more students involved and raisemoney to help build a house in Mandeville.”

Summer MinistriesAlthough mission trips are a big part of the Campus Ministry pro-

gram, there is much more to offer the students. A Summer Ministryteam was organized at KWC for the first time and traveled through-out the state in June and July, working with churches, three BibleSchools, the Kentucky Annual Conference, the Conference YouthDiscipleship Retreat at Lindsey Wilson College, and the KWCMission Camp.

Thirty middle school students from Settle Memorial UMC inOwensboro and St. Paul UMC in Louisville attended the KWCMission Camp in June. The team included Brittney Yates, a sopho-more from Henderson; Ryan Brunson, a senior from Louisville,Tammy Woods, a senior from Covington; Ryan Adams, a senior fromShelbyville; Eric White, a senior from Madisonville; and Scott ’06and Jackie Stanley Newman ’04.

Brittney explained what she learned from the summer ministryteam. “It has really opened my eyes to the many, many different waysGod can work. Whether through Vacation Bible School, a worshipservice, a Celebrate Recovery meeting, Camp Loucon, or a youthlock-in, God is at work everywhere and in every single person. I alsolearned that everything we have in this life is not ours. Everything wehave belongs entirely to Christ: our time, our stuff, our relationships,and our gifts. What we do with all of these is our choice, but ulti-mately should be turned back over to Him.”

School Semester MinistriesDuring the school year students also have the opportunity to par-

ticipate with BASIC (Brothers and Sisters in Christ, a UnitedMethodist student organization), CIA (Catholics in Action), andCROSS (Christ Reaching Out Saving Students, a Baptist organiza-tion).

Shourds said he hopes to take another group of students back toMoss Pointe during fall break in October. “Early in the semester wewant the students to come together and serve and get to know eachother in a unique way.” Other plans call for an agricultural missiontrip to Central Mexico during winter break in January.

Adam Shourds is providing the leadership needed so KWC stu-dents can grow in their faith. The Campus Ministry program isreaching out and offering students the opportunity to “step out oftheir comfort zone” and serve others.

A KWC Summer Ministry team was organized andmembers of the team are shown above with middleschool students at the KWC Mission Camp. BrittneyYates is kneeling on the front row left.

Maeghan Garrett traveled to Amherst,Mass. during the summer with the SunTeam and participated in creative ministry,including sign language, art and music.

During a mission trip toMandeville, Jamaica, DanielBlandford worked in a primaryschool and helped with a clean-up crew.

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Sororities and fraternities have come a long way since the founding of The Flat Hat Club(FHC) on November 11, 1750, by six students at the College of William and Mary. FHC hasthe distinction of being the first in a long line of Greek-letter fraternities and sororities found oncollege campuses today.

In the same fashion, sororities and fraternities at Kentucky Wesleyan have evolved since theywere first established as local chapters on the Winchester Campus. One thing that has notchanged is the diversity in the women and men who belong to sororities and fraternities andbond together to form life-long friendships.

“The best part of joining a sorority is knowing you’re never alone. When you come to collegeand don’t know where to go, there is a group of women there for you no matter what.” saidJackie Arnold, a senior from Louisville who is a member of Sigma Kappa.

“Joining a sorority,” said Cathy Meeks Bishop ’78, was a wonderful part of my collegeexperience. Kappa Delta provided me an arena to meet some wonderful women who wouldinfluence my life, then and now. Many of us were in eacher others’ weddings, we rejoiced in thebirth or adoption of our children, and have remained ‘sisters’ throughout the past 30 years.”

Sally Allen Crenshaw ’67 echoed those sentiments. “I joined AOPi for the camaraderie andwanting to have a connection.”

Membership numbers have always fluctuated within the Greek system at KWC. AlphaOmicron Pi and Phi Delta Theta, both a big part of campus life in the 60s and 70s, had toclose their doors during a period of decreasing enrollment and membership. Bishop said therewere only eight members when she pledged Kappa Delta in 1976.

Bryan Hill, a sophomore from Hopkinsville and a current member of Sigma Nu, said, “Weare a small group but we’re trying to get our numbers up. We work with alumni and they helpfinancially.” Hill’s father, Phil Hill ’77, was a Sigma Nu at KWC. “I heard him talk about hisgood times, so I accepted an open bid. It’s a good way to meet new people. I don’t know whypeople don’t join fraternities. I think it’s the mindset. Parents think fraternities party a lot.”

“The perception at Kentucky Wesleyan is, you are either an athlete or a Greek,” said RyanBrunson, a junior from Louisville. “Many who play sports feel their team is to them, what a fra-ternity or sorority is to the Greeks.” Arnold agreed. “Students don’t join because of sports, prob-ably more guys than girls because it’s a time management thing.”

Athletics didn’t get in the way of Lance James ’93 joining a fraternity. He played both soccerand baseball when he was a student at KWC. “Sigma Nu provided a place to meet and developfriendships with people I might not otherwise have known. I keep up with a number of theguys and about 15 – 20 meet every summer for a reunion.”

Students have other reasons for joining a fraternity or sorority. Brunson, who is president ofSigma Phi Epsilon, said, “I had no interest in joining when I came because of the stereotype. Iwas influenced by Scott Newman ’06 and Jeremy Vincent ’97, both good Christians, so I fig-ured if it was good enough for them, it was for me. Living in Deacon gives me a spirit of com-munity and family.”

The three fraternities have chapter rooms in Deacon where they conduct meetings, and thetwo sororities have recently moved their suites from Massie Hall to the second floor of theBarnard-Jones Administration Building, to allow for renovation of Massie into residence hallsuites. That wasn’t always the case.

According to Don Schmied ’69 who was a Sigma Nu, the fraternities had houses in the 60s.“Sigma Nu was located on Allen Street and I think Phi Delts were on Scherm Road and Sig Epswere located on Frederica. Probably due to low membership the fraternities couldn’t afford ahouse and moved back on campus.”

Sigma Phi Epsilon members recently renovated their chapter room, with the help of BradPhelps ’02, Josh Davis ’03, and Mark Luckett ’95. Phelps said, “Through national headquar-ters we found out we could create an Alumni and Volunteer Corporation to make upgrades.

We put together a proposal and it was approved,” Phelps explained. “We repainted the roomsand installed wood flooring in the chapter room and carpet in the study room. Furniture waspurchased, along with lighting, a television and computers for the study room.”

Providing community service is an integral part of fraternity and sorority life. In addition tocommunity service, each chapter sponsors fundraising events for local and national philanthro-pies.

Jeremy Johnson, a senior from Munfordville and a member of Sigma Alpha Mu, said, “Wedo Bounce for Beats for the Heart Association, and trick or treat for Pediatric Aids and last yearwe had a pie-in-the-face contest to raise money for Alzheimer’s. We also sent school supplies toJamaica with the KWC mission trip this spring.”

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Kappa Delta also has several projects. Hope Hamilton, a senior from Versailles said, “Ournational philanthropy is Girl Scouts and our local is Girls Incorporated and Prevent ChildAbuse America. Each year we have a Shamrock project to benefit both. We also had a GirlScout slumber party for 35 girls.”

Sigma Kappa’s main philanthropy is the Spring Rock Fest that benefits Alzheimer’s. Arnoldsaid, “We also work with Inherit the Earth where we go to nursing homes and visit the residentsand we hold a Memory Walk every year for Alzheimer’s.”

Philanthropies have always been a part of the Greek system at KWC. Laura Warren Bassett’93 said Sigma Kappa worked with Alzheimer’s when she was a student. “We visited a localnursing home and did an annual walk-a-thon to raise funds for research.”

James remembers Sigma Nu supporting the Boys and Girls Club of Owensboro through carwashes and other fundraisers in the 90s. Crenshaw said AOPi provided service to the RockportOrphanage and the Arthritis Foundation when she was a student.

Fraternities and sororities also provide leadership opportunities for members. Bassett said sheserved in a leadership role during her three years as a member of Sigma Kappa. “I was presidentmy senior year. My leadership experience certainly helped to prepare me for my current job,working with and serving the general public daily in a healthcare capacity.”

In her second year as president of Kappa Delta, Hamilton said, “Learning how to deal withpeople and different issues and preparing reports will help me once I get out of college.”

As president of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Brunson said, “I have to stay on top of things and there’salways something that needs to be done. It’s a challenge and ultimately what doesn’t get done,you have to do it as president. It’s a leadership role where I feel I have the opportunity to affectchange.”

In addition to leadership, all sororities and fraternities stress academics. Johnson said “At onepoint the Sammies went from last to first in academics and we’ve won the Community ServiceAward the last two years.”

Hill said everyone in the Sigma Nu chapter works hard on keeping their grades up. “If some-one needs help, we study together.”

Grades are an important criteria to join a sorority or fraternity. “We look at the students’GPA before they join,” said Hamilton. “Kappa Delta members must be in good standing orthey can’t attend social functions. We had the highest scholastic standing of all Greeks this year.”

Alumni play a big role in every group. The Sammies have a chartered alumni group inOwensboro. Johnson said, “John Glover ’02 is president and Rob Kedenbury ’96 is chapteradvisor. We have an alum at every meeting. They share ideas, help with rush, plan parties - theyare extremely important to our chapter. Our alumni are knowledgeable and push us forwardand keep us on track.”

Traditions! Through the years, the Greek system at KWC has enjoyed special traditions.James said, “The most significant tradition within the Sigma Nu chapter was White Rose week-end, our annual spring formal, where we would go out of town for the weekend.”

Crenshaw remembers events like May Day and Homecoming. “We had a lot of activities thatincluded other Greeks, mostly parties as you might imagine.” Bishop described her personalfavorite. “When a sister was lavaliered, pinned or engaged, she got thrown into the showers inthe bathroom in Massie!”

Rob Brankamp ’84 served as president of Sigma Alpha Mu. “When I was a student, Greekswere the center of the on-campus social life. There was a party or dance every weekend in some-one’s chapter room. No one went home. The fraternities worked together in a spirit of coopera-tion so the parties didn’t overlap.”

He continued, “We might have an ‘odd sock’ party and flag football in the Quad was alsobig. We came up with our own entertainment.”

Today at Kentucky Wesleyan, Greek Week is a tradition, with events like the roommategame, water wars, Mr. KWC and powder puff football, each sponsored by a different Greekorganization.

The Greek system at Kentucky Wesleyan College continues to focus on philanthropy, aca-demics and fun, but the one constant in every chapter is friendship. Those special memoriesand close friends will last a lifetime.

If you would like to reconnect with your chapter and get more information, please contactCatherine Sherrard who serves as KWC Greek advisor. You can reach her at 270-852-3287 oremail [email protected].

by Joyce Ann Evans

When you start out teaching in a self-contained classroom at 18 years old, youmight not imagine that one day you’d be the chair of the education department at awell-respected college. Work hard enough, though, and it’s certainly possible. Forproof, look no further than Dr. Yvonne Taylor ’58, Kentucky Wesleyan College’s dis-tinguished professor of education who retired this spring after 16 years of service tothe college.

Taylor came to KWC in 1989 after 29 years as a middle school reading and lan-guage arts teacher in the Hancock County public school system. She also spent sixyears as a supervisor of instruction in the central office there. “It was an absolute god-send for me,” Taylor said about the KWC job. “It was just a capstone for my career. Iwasn’t ready for retirement. I intended to stay five years – I stayed 16.”

Taylor’s background gave her a unique perspective as she trained future teachers.“That’s probably what made her most effective for us,” said Jeanette Campbell ’01,who teaches seventh grade reading and writing at College View Middle School. “Weknew she had been in the trenches.”

“She wasn’t just talking from a textbook,” added Ben Arnold ’06, who coachesfootball and teaches at Warren East Middle School in Bowling Green. “She had amillion stories about things she went through that we would eventually face.”

For Taylor’s part, the students made her time at KWC worthwhile. “They reallyseemed to want to make the world a better place,” she said. “To be able to teach themis a pleasure. We have such strong graduates in classrooms all across the area. It’s reallygood to see the contributions they’re making.”

As Taylor’s career shows, teaching is the perfect way to influence others. She can’teven count the thousands of students she’s affected, students who have found theirown way into education and are now passing on the ideals they learned from Taylor.“She’s made a significant difference in the lives of the students with whom she’sworked,” said Martha O’Bryan, the current chair of KWC’s education department. “Ithink that’s reflected in the high regard that they express anytime her name is broughtup.”

“She was wonderful,” Campbell said. “I liked how she pushed you. She made youdo more than what you thought you could do.” “She really made you work,” Arnoldsaid. “When you teach, you can’t be lazy – she wouldn’t let you be lazy either. Sheinstills a work ethic in her students.”

At the same time, “To me, she was like a grandma,” Arnold said. “You could goand talk to her about anything. She’s a great cook. She had us over to her house. Shetook care of us.” “She related very well,” Campbell said. “She’s retired three times,been around a long time, (but) she’d get right in there with us. She knew the coolstuff on TV. She just knew everything. She’s an amazing woman.”

Taylor served as chair of the education department for several years at KWC andthen retired, but was lured back with the promise that she could just teach and leavethe administrative work to someone else. Not that she wasn’t good at it – she revisedthe entire education program, building much more of the all-important classroomexperience into the program and aligning classes to meet the state’s ever-changing reg-ulations for qualified teachers.

But her heart was with the students. “Teaching is what she loves,” said O’Bryan,who has known her since they both worked in public schools. “In every experience, Ihave found her to be a dedicated professional with an excellent sense of humor wholoves people first and learning is such a close second, it’s hard to even separate.”

Taylor studied for two years of her college degree at KWC and has maintained aconnection to the college through her church (Lewisport United Methodist) and herprofessional work. “Wesleyan has been sort of a rudder in my life,” she said. Now thatshe has retired for good, she’ll stay busy with her church, her family and her seat onthe Lewisport City Council.

Taylor earned her doctorate from Vanderbilt University almost on a whim, takingclasses with two former students while working full-time. “(We) said, ‘this would befun,’” she said of the decision she made to pursue an advanced degree while only fiveyears from retirement.

It’s to Kentucky Wesleyan’s everlasting benefit that Yvonne Taylor did earn thatdoctorate and return to her undergraduate roots to pass on a lifetime of knowledge.“She sets the bar for the type of employee KWC needs to look for,” Arnold said. “Shewas always there, she worked hard. She was a good, moral, Christian example of whatyoung professionals should strive for.”

By Benjamin Hoak ’97

At her retirement party in May, Dr. Taylor talks with formerstudents Amy Hegwood Crabtree ’05 and her husband,Eric Crabtree ’03, who both teach in Madisonville, Ky.

Dr. Taylor is shown with KWC President Anne CairnsFederlein and Dr. Billy Horrell at her honorary inductioninto Oak & Ivy in 2006.



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Gary Gallup,associate athleticsdirector for exter-nal relations atNicholls StateUniversity for thepast five years,has been namedthe director ofathletics. Hecomes toKentucky

Wesleyan with 30 years of experience inDivision I intercollegiate athletics, including10 years as a director of athletics.

His duties at the Thibodaux, La., schoolincluded the development and implementa-tion of strategies to generate external finan-cial support for the athletic department inaddition to the overall operation and super-vision of NSU’s 15-sport program.

Since 2001, he has generated over$3,000,000 in revenue and has increased

corporate sponsors from eight to 60. Gallupalso increased booster club membershipfrom 90 to over 200 members annually andquadrupled revenues in the Colonel Club.

Gallup established an athletic merchandis-ing program, organized annual athleticdepartment fundraising events plus otherfan participation activities. He expanded theColonel Sport Radio Network, placing foot-ball and basketball games on two cable TVstations and two internet outlets.

A native of Roswell, N.M., he also servedas the radio “Voice of the Colonels” forbaseball, men’s and women’s basketball,football, and softball during his five seasonsat NSU.

Before joining Nicholls State, Gallupspent three years as director of athletic mar-keting at the University of New Orleans.

Gallup graduated from the University ofTexas-Dallas in 1986 with a degree in man-agement. He and his wife, Sharon, havefour children.

Five Panthers were named to the All-Great Lakes Valley Conference as selectedby league coaches.

Softball (honorable mention) – HaleighAshworth, a freshman from Owensboro, ledthe softball Panthers on the mound with a2.98 ERA, six wins, 68 strikeouts, 117.1innings pitched, 14 complete games and 19starts.

Baseball (honorable mention) – JordanBonyai, a senior second baseman fromOgden, Utah, batted a third leading .320with 57 hits in 178 at bats.

Baseball (honorable mention) – BrandonBrooks, a senior right-hander fromOwensboro, on the mound led KWC withsix wins, 61 strikeouts, 83 innings pitched,three shutouts, 12 starts and eight completegames. He posted a second best 2.93 ERAin 14 appearances.

Basketball (honorable mention) –LaTasha Henry, a 5-foot-10 sophomorefrom Ashland, Ky., averaged a second-lead-

ing 12.4points and6.8 reboundsin 28 gamesand 22 starts.

Basketball(honorablemention) –DewayneRogers, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound senior fromMunfordville, Ky., led the Panthers in scor-ing with 12.9 points, three-pointers madewith 58 and minutes played with 35.2 instarting all 26 games.

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Kentucky Wesleyan basketball legendsGeorge Tinsley and Antonio Garciawere named to the NCAA 50thAnniversary Division II Men'sBasketball Elite Eight 10-member team.

Tinsley, a 6-6 forward fromLouisville, led the Panthers to fourstraight Elite Eight tournaments wherethey won three NCAA titles in 1966,1968 and 1969, and finished third in1967. He was twice chosen to the all-tournament team in 1968 and 1969,and received the Most OutstandingPlayer award in 1969. Tinsley averaged15.9 points and 7.5 rebounds whileshooting 47.1 percent from the fieldand 77.8 percent from the free throwline in 11 Elite Eight contests.

Garcia, a 6-8 center from PanamaCity, Panama, became one of threeplayers in Elite Eight history to benamed Most Outstanding Player twicewhen he accomplished the feat in 1998and 1999. He helped KWC to anational runner-up finish in 1998 andthe national championship in 1999with a record setting 31-2 mark. Garciaaveraged 15.7 points. 16.5 rebounds,3.3 assists and 1.8 steals, and shot 61.7percent from the field in six Elite Eightgames.

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Kentucky Wesleyan College called Winchester, Ky. homefor 61 years, from 1890 to 1951. On Saturday, October 28at 2:00 p.m. ET, KWC returns to its old campus to play theShorty Combs Purple White Game. The Panther women’sbasketball team will play an intra-squad exhibition gameto honor the memory of VViirrggiinniiaa HHaarrrriiss ““SShhoorrttyy”” CCoommbbss’’2222, a pioneer of women’s basketball in Kentucky.

Another connection to the Winchester campus isJessica Wilson, granddaughter of legendary KWC CoachRRoobbeerrtt ““BBuulllleett”” WWiillssoonn ’’3311. Jessica is a member of thewomen’s basketball team.

The game will be played in College Park Gym, the former Spencer MemorialGymnasium, in Winchester. Admission is free; however donations will be accept-ed at the door and used to support the women’s basketball team.

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(first team) and Nick Hansen (second team) received All-North Central Region honors by the American BaseballCoaches Association (ABCA) and Rawlings as voted onby region coaches. They also were named first team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference.

Stevens, a senior designated hitter from Owensboro,led the Panthers with a .358 batting average, 63 hits

(tied), 16 doubles, and 38 RBIs. Hansen, a senior outfielder from Live Oak, Calif., recorded a team best eight home

runs, 63 hits (tied), 18 stole bases, 190 at bats, 37 runs scored and a .526 slugging per-centage in 54 games and 53 starts.

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Kentucky Wesleyan College announced the appoint-ment of Daviess County natives Willie Bratcher (men)and Tara Henshaw (women) as head coaches for the newcross country programs.

Bratcher, a longtime road-race competitor, joins KWCfrom Daviess County Middle School after serving oneseason as head coach. Prior to Daviess County, he spentfour seasons as head coach at Burns Middle School where

he led the Foxes to three consecutive Kentucky state titles and one runner-up finish.Henshaw comes to KWC from her alma mater Apollo High School where she was

boys and girls assistant track and field coach. She previously was the head coach for theboy’s team at Daviess County Middle School.

Henshaw, a four year letterwinner in cross country and track at Lindsey WilsonCollege, received All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference cross county honorsfour times and NAIA All-Region recognition as a senior.

Henshaw earned a bachelor’s degree from Lindsey Wilson in 2004.

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Larry Simpson, assistantmen's soccer coach for thePanthers, was chosen as thePanthers head women's soc-cer coach. His coachingstints include assistant men'sand women's coach atBrescia University, boys and girls selectteams for Owensboro United Soccer Club,and the Kentucky Olympic Developmentprogram.

Panthers to playLouisville in basketballThe Kentucky Wesleyan men’s basket-ball team will play an exhibition contestagainst the University of Louisville onSunday, Nov. 19, at Freedom Hall(18,865) in Louisville. Game time for theUL contest will be announced at a laterdate. Ticket information will also beannounced on a later date.


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Forty-eight Kentucky Wesleyan Collegestudent-athletes were named to the 2006Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Academic Team. This marks the most hon-orees in KWC athletic history for one sea-son.

To be eligible, a student-athlete must be astarter or significant substitute and the stu-dent-athlete has a cumulative grade pointaverage of at least 3.25 or has attained aGPA of at least 3.4 in each of the precedingtwo semesters. Freshmen or first-year trans-fers must achieve a GPA of 3.4 or higherduring the academic year.

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1957AAddrriiaann MMooooddyy is shown at areception honoring him at theOwensboro YMCA. He wasrecently inducted into theNational YMCA Hall of Fame.His 50-year career began in1955 when he became theOwensboro full-time programdirector while he was a junior at KWC. Helater led YMCAs in Houston, Miami, Atlanta,Bristol, Tenn. and Moultrie, Ga. Adrian alsoserved as an ambassador for the YMCA over-seas, including Jerusalem, Venezuela, Japan,China, Germany, South Africa and the formerSoviet Union.

RRhhooddaa GGiilllleessppiiee PPeetteerrss ’’5555 was one of three fea-tured speakers at the 2006 Kentucky AnnualConference. She retired in 2003 after serving asConference Provost for the KentuckyConference and communications director andeditor-in-chief of NetNews. Her husband isKKeenn PPeetteerrss ’’5577.

1958DDeewweeyy SSaannddeerrss retired on June 30 from theKentucky United Methodist Home after 26years. He has published a book, “Love YourLife, Live Your Dreams,” that documents his2004 coast-to-coast walk across America inwhich he raised $80,000 for the MethodistChildren’s Home.

1964EEiilleeeenn HHooooppeerr JJoonneess is a retired teacher andlives in Owensboro.

1968TToomm VViittttiittooww is board chairman of the DaviessCounty Teachers Federal Credit Union. He is aretired teacher from the Daviess County PublicSchools and recently retired from KentuckyEducational Television after 20 years as theregional manager for western Kentucky.

1973BBoonnnniiee NNeezziinn KKnnoowwllttoonn retired from Klein ISD.She is currently supervisor for MontgomeryCollege for alternative certification Bi Lingteachers and a part time consultant for TexasState Teachers Association/National EducationAssociation. She lives in Houston.

1974JJaanniiccee MMooffffaatttt LLiieenneemmaannnn is department headfor the Target Corporation and lives in Ballwin,Mo.

1975WWaalltteerr LLeeee was named principal of EstesElementary School in Owensboro, after servingseven years as principal of Seven HillsElementary. He holds a masters degree in edu-cation, and Rank I and educational leadershipcertifications from Western KentuckyUniversity.

CChhaarrllaa MMoorrpphheetttt TToommppkkiinnss is a media specialistat Henderson County High School. She andher husband, Glenn, recently celebrated their

30th wedding anniversary in Hawaii. TToommEEbblleenn ’’6688, cousin of the bride, officiated at theirwedding. They have two sons, Taylor andLogan, and two grandchildren.

1976JJeeffff PPaattttoonn is the girls’ basketball coach atWhitesville Trinity High School in DaviessCounty. He coached at Breckinridge Countyfor 20 years and was named Messenger-Inquirer 3rd Region Coach of the Year threetimes.

1978NNaannccyy BBrraaddsshhaaww was selected for the 11th yearby the Education Testing Service to serve as areader at the scoring of Advanced Placementexams. She served as a table leader at TrinityUniversity in San Antonio. Nancy teaches atOwensboro High School.

FFrraann NNeewweellll DDeennhhaamm and her husband, John,recently spent two weeks in Kenya, Africa.They traveled throughout the districts and pre-sented 15 demonstrations on water purifica-tion. Fran and her husband live in Maysville,Ky.

1979DDoouugg KKeelllleerr is a partner with BKD inLouisville. His wife, KKaarreenn BBrreeeeddiinngg KKeelllleerr ’’9966,is a kindergarten teacher at Byck ElementarySchool in Jefferson County.

1981CCyynntthhiiaa BBoowweenn DDaavviiss has25 years of service workingfor the University ofLouisville School ofDentistry. Her husband,MMaarrkk DDaavviiss, is a lay speakerfor the United Methodist

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A large group of Winchester Era alumni gathered in the old Spencer Memorial Gymnasium (College Park Gym) for a picnic and reunion on August 19.Winchester was the home of Kentucky Wesleyan College from 1890 – 1951.


CLASS NotesLouisville District and Summit HeightsMethodist Church.

RRuutthhee PPffiisstteerreerr HHoollmmbbeerrgg is the program direc-tor for Scouting Unlimited and the AdventureCamp with the Boy Scouts of America, LincolnHeritage Council. The program works withchildren, ages 5 – 21 with mental, physical,emotional and behavioral differences. Rutheand her husband, Jim, live in Louisville, andhave three children, Elise, Aaron and Emily.

PPaatt OO’’NNeeiill was named 4A Indiana High SchoolBaseball Coach of the Year in 2005 and led histeam to a perfect record of 35 – 0. He is a highschool health teacher and head baseball coachat Brownsburg High School. He and his wife,Susan, have two daughters, Maureen and Katie.

1983SShheerrrrii BBrroocckk works for the ComfortFoundation in Vologda, Russia, a foundationthat meets the physical, emotional and spiritualneeds of over 300 underprivileged children.

TToonnyy DDuunnnn teaches physics at Owensboro HighSchool. He received his masters degree fromPurdue University. He also owns Shelby’sWheel & Tire with locations in Owensboro,Russellville, Leitchfield and Tell City, Ind. He isattending Murray State University as a studentin the Transition to Teaching program and willfinish with another masters degree in educa-tion/teaching.

SShheerrrryy MMiilllleerr FFeellddppaauusscchh is attorney/principalof The Glenview Trust Company. She and her

husband, Joseph, have two children, Eric andElizabeth Brianne. They live in Fisherville, Ky.

1984VViicckkiiee EEllaaiinnee NNeellssoonn married ChristopherByron Southard on May 20. She is a graphicartist at the Messenger-Inquirer in Owensboro.

TToodddd TTrroouuttmmaann has joined the sales team ofColdwell Banker Realty Group. He is a gradu-ate of the Weikel Institute and is a member ofthe Owensboro Board of Realtors.

1985PPeettee LLiibbmmaann and Evelin announce the birth oftheir daughter, Milena Hannah Libman, bornJune 3. They live in New York.

1986DDiiaa BBooootthh LLiinngg was presented the 2006Outstanding Individual Contribution Awardby the Kentucky Coalition for Women &Substance Abuse Services at the 33rd annualKy. School of Alcohol & Other Drug Studies.She is a certified alcohol and drug counselorwith the University of Ky., Targeted AssessmentProgram in Owensboro. She and her husband,Medley, have two children, Eva and Samuel.

1987JJaaccqquueelliinnee HHuuwweell DDuucccciillllii was named presidentof the St. Catharine of Siena PTA. She and herhusband, Steven, live in Cincinnati and havetwo children, Elizabeth and Samuel. Jacquelineis a homemaker and free lance writer.

1991JJaanneett GGrriiffffeeyy KKuunnkkllee and her husband, Warren,live in Wichita, Kan. and have three children,Sarah, Jacob and William.

1992SShheelllleeyy RRoobbbbiinnss HHaarrwwoooodd and her husband,Donald, announce the birth of Jessica Suzanneon January 27. She joins big brother Joshua.

SStteepphhaanniiee SShhiivveellyy LLuucckkeetttt and her husband,MMaarrkk LLuucckkeetttt ’’9955, have a new baby girl, JennaMae, born October 26, 2005. She joins bigbrother, Grant, and big sister, Kara Bane.Stephanie is an 8th grade language arts teacherwith the Owensboro Public Schools and Markis an attorney with Texas Gas Transmission,LLC.

1993BBrriiaann BBeecckk is an internettechnician with CharterCommunications and lives inLouisville.

LLaauurraa WWaarrrreenn married RichBassett on May 20. They live

in Louisville where Laura is an optometrist atGaddie Eye Center.

1994JJaaiimmee FFoorrdd is a level 3 KHSAA volleyball offi-cial and fitness director for the OwensboroFamily YMCA. She wrote and produced “HeCame Back,” a CD single, to raise money forthe Fischer House Foundation, which provideslodging for the families of soldiers and veteranswhile the soldiers are receiving medical treat-ment. She and her husband, Robert, have twochildren, Caitlin and Erin.

JJooaannnnaa DDaavviiss MMccCCoorrmmiicckk was appointed to theboard of the Citizens Committee onEducation. She is associate director for commu-nity and economic development at the GreenRiver Area Development District and lives inUtica, Ky.

LLoorrii CCoogghhiillll TThhuurrmmaann was selected for the fifthyear by the Education Testing Service to serveas a reader at the scoring of AdvancedPlacement exams. She scored government testsat Colorado State University. Lori teaches atOwensboro High School.

1995DDaanniieell FFuulllleerr and his wife, Jane, welcomedMadilyn Grace Fuller on July 25, 2005. Shejoins big brother, Jack. Daniel works for AlcanIngot and lives in Owensboro.

SSkkiipp MMeerrrriitttt was named vice president, com-mercial lender at Old National Bank inOwensboro.

JJaanniiee MMoosseelleeyy was named principal of FoustElementary School in Owensboro. She earnedher master’s degree from Western KentuckyUniversity and completed Level 1 educationadministration coursework from the Universityof Tennessee at Martin.

1996CCyynnddee RRoowweellll CCllaauusseenn and her husband, JJoohhnnCCllaauusseenn, welcomed a new baby, ColemanAnderson Clausen, on May 12. He joins bigsister, Ella Grace. They live in Burlington, Ky.John is a special education teacher and Cyndeis an attorney.

LLeeiigghh SSpprriinnggaattee DDuunnnn and her husband, Jamie,welcomed a baby daughter, Sara KatherineDunn, on November 10, 2005. Leigh is alicensed clinical social worker withComprehensive Care and they live inHarrodsburg, Ky.

SSoonnyyaa KKiirrbbyy SSiimmppssoonn is an ele-mentary school assistant princi-pal with the Daviess CountyPublic Schools. She earned hermasters degree in elementaryguidance and Rank 1 in educa-

Several members of Alpha Omicron Pi sororityfrom the 60s gathered to reminisce at St. Pete’sBeach, Fla. in April. Not pictured but stopping by tovisit were husbands Steve Ridley ’71 and WayneShelton ’69. Pictured standing l. to r.: SusanStolte Thatcher ’70, Janet Dombrowski Ingram’69, Sally Floyd Ridley ’70 and Marilyn WattAllen ’69, who hosted the reunion.Seated l.to r.: Susan Chamberlain Cormier ’69,Bonnie Nass Gatz ’69 and Lynn BeesonShelton ’72.


tion administration from Western KentuckyUniversity. Sonya lives in Owensboro and hastwins, Jax and Jaclyn.

EErriicc SSttoocckkttoonn and his wife, Toni, welcomedtheir first child, Elijah John Stockton, on June 29, 2005. Eric is owner and financialadvisor of Primerica Financial Services and livesin Hendersonville, Tenn.

1997SSiibbbbiiee TTeeggeetthhooffff AAddkkiinnss received theCommissioner’s Coin for Excellent Servicefrom the Commissioner of the Ga.Department of Corrections. She is a probationofficer at Macon Day Reporting Center inMacon. Her husband, AAaarroonn AAddkkiinnss ’’9988, is theassistant director of academic advising servicesat Mercer University and the coordinator of theuniversity’s first year experience.

PPaattrriicckk BBooggggss was elected sheriff of MasonCounty in Kentucky and unseated the incum-bent sheriff of 16 years with over 60% of thevote. He currently serves as a deputy sheriff andwill take office in January 2007.

AAlllleenn CCooxx is the head baseball coach atOwensboro Catholic High School. He led theOwensboro Oilers to a championship in theirinaugural season in the reconfigured KittyLeague. His wife, AAnnggeellaa MMaannnn CCooxx, is a KWCadmission counselor.

KKrriiss KKeemmpp and his wife, Sara, welcomed a newbaby, Anna Gwendolyn Kemp, on June 22.She joins big sister, Kaytlan Elisabeth. Kris is aCPA with Campbell, Royster, Carver, McBride& Co and they live in Henderson.

1998EElliizzaabbeetthh DDoowwnneeyy has opened a law practice inLouisville, Ky. Her areas of concentration are

criminal defense, family law, personal injuryand medical malpractice.

SSccootttt DDyykkeess earned his masters degree in edu-cation with an emphasis in special education/learning disabilities from CampbellsvilleUniversity in January. He is a physical educa-tion teacher at Burnside Elementary School.He and his wife, Angela, live in Somerset, Ky.

TTiimmootthhyy GGoowweenn married Kerrie Milligan onMay 13. Tim is area sales manager for Patrick& Douglas Inc. and they live in Chicago, Ill.

KKeenntt LLeewwiiss and his wife, KKaatthhrryynn WWeellllss LLeewwiiss’’9999, welcomed a baby boy, Jackson Allen, whowas born on December 20, 2005. He joins bigsister, Hannah Kathryn. They live in Sebree Ky.where Kent is pastor of the Sebree UnitedMethodist Church.

BBeevveerrllyy SShhoouussee MMaagguuffffeeee received her M.A.S.from Bellarmine University and her M.A.R.from Louisville Presbyterian TheologicalSeminary in May. She was the first seminarygraduate of the dual degree program in spiritu-ality between the two institutions. She is serv-ing as executive director of Kavanaugh LifeEnrichment Center, a retreat and conferencecenter of the Kentucky Conference of theUnited Methodist Church.

1999DDaarrrreenn AAuubbrreeyy is a senior claims adjuster withHealthcare Recoveries Inc. He and his wife,Denise, live in New Albany, Ind. and have twochildren, Jacob and Courtney.

SSuuzzaannnnee CCrriicckk DDuunnccaann and her husband, Chris,welcomed their first baby, Broderick GlennDuncan, on July 7. Suzanne works atEnterprise Rent-A-Car and lives in Nortonville,Ky.

KKeeeelleeyy RRoobbeerrttss HHaarrggiiss and her husband, Scott,welcomed their first baby, Madigan KeeleyHargis, on February 23 in Nashville, Tenn.

2000MMaarriiaahh LLeewwiiss CChheeaanneeyy and her husband, WWiilllliissCChheeaanneeyy ’’9966, welcomed their son, Carter GrantCheaney, on April 14. Mariah is a kindergartenand first grade teacher and Willis is assistantdirector of admissions at Indiana University.They live in Bloomington.

JJeennnniiffeerr MMiilllleerr EEddggee and her husband, RRyyaannEEddggee, welcomed a baby boy, Aiden Ryan, onSeptember 19, 2005. He joins big sister,Madeleine Grace. Jennifer is a registered nurseand Ryan is a computer administrator. Theylive in Owensboro.

MMaarrtthhaa SSppaarrkkss JJoohhnnssoonn and her husband,Todd, welcomed a baby girl, Avery Michelle,on April 7. Her proud grandparents are CClliiffffSSppaarrkkss ’’7722 and BBeettttyy AAlllleenn HHeennrryy SSppaarrkkss ’’7733and her great grandparents are EEdd ’’4488 andMMaarrtthhaa AAmmmmeerrmmaann HHeennrryy ’’4488. Martha lives inLouisville.

CCoorreeyy JJoohhnnssoonn and his wife, Ashley, welcomedtheir new baby, Arlo Davis Johnson, onFebruary 13. Corey is a urology resident physi-cian.

KKaattiiee GGaattmmaann KKrroohhmmaann and her husband, JJeeffffKKrroohhmmaann ’’9999, welcomed their son, TravisJeffrey, on January 20. He joins big sister,Macy.

SSuunnsshhiinnee MMiillllaayy earned her mas-ters degree and Rank I and is amiddle school math teacher atOwensboro Middle School.

2001KKaattyy EEvvaannss earned her masters degree in educa-tion from Indiana Wesleyan in June. She is athird grade teacher at Cravens ElementarySchool in Owensboro.

JJaammii KKlloossss JJeennkkss received her masters degreein special education in December 2005. Shelives in Shrewsbury, Mo.

EEvvaann RRoowwee graduated from LouisvillePresbyterian Seminary. He is married to KKeellllyyNNeellssoonn RRoowwee who is a 5th grade teacher andthey have one daughter, Kacy. They live inVersailles, Ky.

2002LLaannddoonn BBaarrrroowwcclloouugghh recently was awarded a2005 Sales Achievement Award by FirstAmerican Title Insurance Co. He was recog-nized for having the highest production as asales/marketing representative for the state ofKentucky. Landon lives in Owensboro.

KKaarreenn EElllliiss is the 4-H youth development agent

CLASS Notes

Cincinnati area alumni met at the home of Bill ’47 and Mildred Poe Kincaid ’46 in July for their annualpotluck, featuring Mildred and Bill’s homemade ice cream and chocolate sauce.


CLASS Noteswith the Daviess County CooperativeExtension Service. She lives in Lewisport.

JJaammiiee FFoouullkkss graduated in May from WesternKentucky University with a masters degree ineducation in mental health counseling.

BBrraannddoonn TTaayylloorr graduated for the University ofLouisville School of Dentistry in May and hasentered a residency with the U.S. Navy for thenext four years. Brandon and his wife, KKiimmBBaauugghh TTaayylloorr, and son, Luke, live in theVirginia Beach area.

2003JJaammeess CChhrriissttiiaann BBaabbeerr has a role in a short dra-matic film, “Trooper,” based on the abductionof a Muhlenberg County man, Robert“Trooper” Ewing. James has appeared in “Walkthe Line” and on the TV show “Crumbs.”

LLaauurraa FFoorrtt CCaassttlleebbeerrrryy is academic systemsclerk at Murray State University and lives inBenton, Ky.

MMeeggaann EEvvaannss married David Schulte on May 26. She is case coordinator at BrooklawnChild and Family Services and lives inLouisville.

KKaammiillllee KKrraahhwwiinnkkeell married Mickael Eyraud onMarch 11. She is working with internationalstudents at the University of Kentucky for theKentucky Baptist Convention.

CCoouurrttnneeyy YYeerriinnggttoonn will participate in the 2007World Police and Fire Games in Australia inMarch 2007. She is a police officer with theOwensboro Police Department and is part ofthe 10-member Team Kentucky.

2004SSeelleennaa MMoorrrriiss married Christopher MichaelAud on September 16. She has a master of artsin teaching from Oakland City University andtaught at Whitesville Elementary School.

CCoorreeyy NNaaLLaammppoooonn is a contract sales specialistwith Krueger International and lives in Atlanta.

KKeelllliiee SScchhmmeeaall is development assistant withSteeplechase and Children’s Miracle Network atVanderbilt University, Children’s Hospital. Shelives in Nashville.

NNaatthhaann LLeeee was recently promoted to trainingcoordinator/HR generalist with the Bass ProShops – Nashville. He and his wife, Christina,

and their son, Zachary, live in Goodlettsville,Tenn.

RRoozzaallyynnnn FFaarrrriiss married Christopher Martinon February 11.

TTrraavviiss WWeetthhiinnggttoonn received his engineeringdegree and now lives in Austin, Tex. and man-ages a band.

2005SSaarraahh BBuurrddeenn married Charles William Priceon May 20. She attends the University ofLouisville Kent School of Social Work, pursu-ing a masters degree in social work.

AAddaamm FFlloowweerrss works at Wells Fargo Financialas the credit manager and also helps coachfootball at Owensboro Catholic High School.He will graduate in December from WesternKentucky University with his masters degree.

JJaassoonn HHaarrrriissoonn is the physical educationteacher at the 5-6 Center in Owensboro.

NNiiccoollee HHooyyllee married Ryan Ecton on May 28and they live in Knob Noster, Mo.

TTrraavviiss MMoorrrriissoonn married Amy Fiorella on July 23. Travis is an admission counselor atKWC.

MMaarrggiiee OO’’BBaannnnoonn married JJooee NNeellssoonn ’’0011, onAugust 6, 2005. She is purchasing assistant forDielectric Communication in Newburgh, Ind.and Joe is in sales. They live in Evansville, Ind.

DDeerreekk PPrriiccee married Sarah Ruth Bradfield onJune 10. He works at American GeneralFinance Co. in Evansville.

MMeeggaann SSttiinnnneetttt is assets preservation coordina-tor for Mortgage Contracting Services and livesin Tampa, Fla.

2006SSaarraahh BBeellll married JJoosshh FFuuqquuaa ’’0055 on July 15.Josh is pursuing his doctorate in anatomy andneurobiology at the University of KentuckyCollege of Medicine.

GGaarryy CCrruummpp received the Robert Penn WarrenFellowship from Western Kentucky University.Gary is working on his masters degree inEnglish.

JJeennnniiffeerr HHeennddrriicckkss is attending Thomas M.Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michiganand working toward her juris doctorate degree.

AAddaamm LLiisstteerr has joined Green River AreaDevelopment District as an economic develop-ment specialist.

MMaaccKKeennzziiee PPaayynnee is attending Thomas M.Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michiganand working toward her juris doctorate degree.

MMaarriissssaa SStteewwaarrtt is studying medicine at theUniversity of Louisville School of Medicine.

In Memoriam1928MMaarryy AAttkkiinnssoonn BBrrooaadddduuss on December 3,2005, at the age of 100. She received her mas-ters degree from the University of Louisvilleand taught for 36 years in the state ofKentucky. Survivors include her daughter,Sarah McKechnie, Henderson, Ky.

1931DDoorrrriiss RRaammsseeyy WWoooodd on March 29 inOwensboro. A native of Winchester, she was ahomemaker and a member of St. John UnitedMethodist Church. She is survived by her sisterHelen Bottoms of Ohio.

1937RRoobbeerrtt CCrrooppeennbbaakkeerr on May 2 in Hamilton,Ohio. He signed a professional contract withthe Cincinnati Reds and later was a member ofthe Paducah, Ky. Indians, of the old KittyLeague. In 1943 he took a position at FairfieldCity Schools, where he was a teacher, a highschool principal for 11 years and superintend-ent for 20 years. Survivors include his step-son,Michael Davis of Lexington, Ohio, and twograndsons.

KKeennnneetthh LLiittttrreellll on May 1 in Lexington, Ky. Hegraduated from Mayo Clinic School of PhysicalTherapy and received a masters of agricultureat the University of Kentucky, after serving inthe Navy during WWII. He retired fromSouthern States Cooperative as a regional man-ager after 32 years and was a member ofCalvary Baptist Church. Survivors include his

Texas Alumni living in the Houston area met inMay to attend the Arts Festival at The Woodlandsand then enjoyed dinner together. Pictured left toright, front row: Travis Wethington ’04 andBrenda Teachman ’01. Back row left to right:Jason Rudd ’97, Sarah Cox Rhea ’01 andMarilyn Bates ’77.


CLASS Noteswife, Launa Varney Littrell; his son, KenLittrell of Lexington; and daughters MargaretAnn Barnard of Harrodsburg and SusanUminger of Walton, Ky.; and 11 grandchildren.

1938Kentucky Wesleyan has learned of the death ofMMaaffrree AAsshhccrroofftt BBrruunnnneerr in Paris, Ky. She was aretired teacher.

1944RReettttaa BByyaarr WWoorrtthhiinnggttoonn GGrraatteerr on August 10 inKnoxville, Tenn. Known to her family andfriends as “B,” she had been a volunteer at theKnoxville Zoo since 1985 and was designated aVolunteer Emeritus this year. Survivors includetwo sons, Edwin Grater of Michigan City, Ind.and Timothy Grater of Knoxville; a brother,Walter Worthington of Maysville, Ky.; and fourgrandchildren.

1949CCaarrllooss HHiiggggiinnss on May 29 in Columbus, Ohio.He had lived in the Marengo, Ohio, area for49 years and was retired from TWA as a flightinformation coordinator. He was active withBoy Scout Troop #47. Survivors include hiswife of 56 years, Earlie Wicker Higgins; sons,Gareth of Marion, Oh., Paul of Delaware,Oh.,and David of Marengo; daughter CarleneCoffman of Marengo and eight grandchildren.

1950HHaalllleennaa MMiinnnniieehhaann on January 22 inClarksville, Tenn. She was a retired teacher. Shewas preceded in death by her husband HHiillaann PP..MMiinnnniieehhaann ’’5500. Survivors include her daughter,Kathleen Weakley in Clarksville.

BBeerrnneeiiccee CCaallvveerrtt OOggddeenn on July 12 inLouisville. Survivors include her sister, MMaarrjjoorreeiiCCaallvveerrtt ZZaarriinngg ’’5500 of Champaign, Ill.

1952HHaarrllaann ““HH.. TT..”” KKiirrkk on July 7 in Lexington. Hewas an Army veteran of World War II, landingon the coast of France during the invasion, andfighting with the Allied Forces across Europeuntil the final surrender. He was retired fromthe Powell County, Kentucky Public SchoolSystem. He is survived by his wife, Hazel, anda son, Ashley.

1956JJaacckk HHaammiillttoonn on May 9 in Brandenburg, Ky.He was choir director of BrandenburgMethodist Church for 38 years. Survivorsinclude his wife, Ruby Hamilton; three chil-dren, Sheila, Kevin and John; and six grand-children.

MMaarrggaarreett MMoorreellaanndd LLaasshhbbrrooookk on February 27in Owensboro. She retired as a teacher from

the Daviess County Board of Education andwas a member of Third Baptist Church.Survivors include her son, David Lashbrook ofUtica, Ky. and a sister, Mary Bell Kunzeman,Denver.

1959JJaanneett WWaayynnee EEbbllee BByyeerrllyy on February 6 inRockport, Ind. She was a member of TrinityUnited Methodist Church in Rockport andSigma Kappa Sorority. Survivors include herhusband of 44 years, WWaarrrreenn BByyeerrllyy ’’6611; adaughter, Jennifer Wayne Byerly; a son,William Miles Byerly; and her mother, MaryWayne Eble.

WWiilllliiaamm BB.. FFiinnnneellll on August 12 in Owensboro.He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Churchand served in the Marine Corps during theKorean War. He retired from Texas Gas asmanager of the plant accounting department.He served on the YMCA board of directorsand was president of The Pennyroyal Councilof Girl Scouts. Survivors include his wife of 55years, Priscilla Peters Finnell; two daughters,Margot Gorham of Alpharetta, Ga. and SusanRingham of Las Vegas; a son, Gary, ofAlpharetta, Ga.; his twin sister, Betty Bridges ofCalif.; and 6 grandchildren.

WWiilllliiaamm ‘‘BBiillll’’ LLoovvee on February 11 inWaukesha, Wis. He earned a masters degree inphysics from the University of Florida andretired from GE medical systems after 38 yearsof service. Survivors include his wife, Marion;his daughter, Michela Love, San Antonio; twobrothers, L. T. Love of Wash., and Gerald Loveof Ill.; and a sister, Marilyn Wedding of Fla.

NNoorrmmaann SScciiffrreess on May 30 in Hawesville, Ky.He was a member of Hawesville BaptistChurch and a retired schoolteacher, havingtaught at Hawesville Elementary and PerryCentral. Survivors include his wife, Denise, ofCannelton; two daughters, Tracy Hodges,Hawesville and Nikki Chappell, Lewisport; ason, Travis Scifres, Cannelton; two brothers,Pat Clark and Frank Clark, both of Ind.; andfive grandchildren.

1960BBeeuullaahh MMaaee RReennoo MMoooonniinngghhaamm on April 24 inMuhlenberg County. She was a member ofPowderly Baptist Church and taught school atWillow Glen School, Muhlenberg CentralSchool and Longest Elementary School untilshe retired in 1976. Survivors include two sons,H. C. Mooningham, Central City and JohnMooningham, Mich.; two brothers, JamesReno and Carl Reno and a sister, DorothyPaxton all from Central City.

1964WWiilllliiaamm HH.. FFlleemmiinngg SSrr.. on June 26. He was a

member of Yellow Creek Baptist Church andretired from General Electric after 37 years as acomputer systems manager. Survivors includehis wife, JJoo AAnnnn SSmmiitthh FFlleemmiinngg ’’5599 ofOwensboro; two sons, William Fleming Jr.,Liberty, Tex. and Charles Fleming,Hendersonville, Tenn.; a daughter, RebeccaAnn, Pinson, Ala.; a brother, Vernon ofLouisville and four grandchildren.

1967JJaacckkiiee LLeeiigghh on August 15 in Sidney, Oh. Hereceived his masters of divinity from MethodistTheological School and was a retired UnitedMethodist minister. Survivors include his wife,Clara; and two sons, Tim and Dave.

1968MMaarraabbeetthh PPoorrtteerr PPlloowwmmaann on May 28 inLakeland, Fla. She was a social worker forWatson Clinic Kidney Center and FloridaBaptist Children’s Home. She was also a mentalhealth counselor at the Winter Haven Hospitaland an adjunct professor for Florida SouthernCollege. Survivors include her husband, theRev. Dr. Edwin Plowman; and sisters, JudithPorter Hust, Foley, Ala. and Sybil PorterThornberry, Mount Washington, Ky.

1972EEllaaiinnee FFooxx SStteeiinnbbrriinnkk on November 22, 2005,in Russellville, Ky. Survivors include her son,Raymond; four brothers and a sister.

2001MMiicchhaaeell DDaavviidd VViinncceenntt on April 17 inLouisville. He was a native of Owensboro.Survivors include his wife, RReebbeeccccaa VViinncceenntt’’9966; two children, Michaela and BrandonVincent, all of Louisville; his mother, ReginaJones; and a brother, Christopher Vincent.

Staff Candy Stewart on February 11 in Owensboro.She worked at Kentucky Wesleyan College infood services from 1998 until her death in2006. She attended Zion Missionary BaptistChurch. Survivors include two daughters,Alisha and Aaliyah Stewart; her mother,Veronica Stewart, all of Owensboro; and twobrothers, Keith and Terry, both of Lexington.


1931TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$66,,994433..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn110000%%Holley F. SkidmoreEva Belle Gordon Sudduth

1935TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,000000..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2200%%Asa M. Shelton

1936TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,000000..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1133%%Foster J. Sanders

1937TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2299,,445599..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5577%%Emogene Kirk BaxterRobert W. Cropenbaker*Lucille Savage RogersLexie Bryant Taylor

1938TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1144,,555500..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5500%%Lloyd W. BaldwinMorton CombsHarold W. DorseyT. D. EverettRuth Sudduth FishbackMarion Wilson McCreaRachel Shultz NeubauerJohn T. NortonH. Paul OsborneEdgar L. RobbinsJane McConnell Sanders

1939TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$888855..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 7788%%Stella Glass FinleyHelen Chamberlin HumphreyLouis JohnsonGladys Jones OsborneNell Magruder PollardElizabeth Cole SpharBishop Edward L. Tullis*

1940TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,660000..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3333%%Gertrude "Trudy" Ellis MorrisCharles H. Shaver

1941TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,338800..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4477%%Helen Blackburn BridgesAnna Sudduth CodellMary J. LayneCharles F. MartinMary Sutton McKenzieMary Fugate MurphyBetty Foster StrodeNancy Brooks Thaxton

1942TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,110000..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4477%%Frances Stone AnggelisHelen Stacy NickellMarion Collings NortonCarson McReynolds PiercyMary O'Bannon PitzelMalcolm RawlingsMarjorie Harsh Wells

1943TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,880000..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4477%%Robert L. DavisAlvin J. GilliamKathryn Keath JacksonThirlen OsborneFred R. PfistererJean Watson SimmersLouise Stoess Smith

1944TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$7788,,000044..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5599%%John C. AnggelisAlta Gray CoxRandle B. DewF. Bennett Hulse Jr.Margaret Duncan HuntW. H. MooreLuellen PylesHazel Stivers SchoolerJohn O. VenableIvor L. Wetherby

1945TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$4400,,333355..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2277%%June Osborn DewPeggy Phillips PowellBarbara Gregg ShirleyOpal Adams Venable

1946TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1144,,559955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4466%%Roy E. ClarkCharles R. ElswickMarguerite Webb HarmonWalter T. JonesMildred Poe Kincaid

Wilma Henninger MuffJean Ball NortonJean Sudduth RichesonKatherine Orme RogersD. Victoria Terry Shearer

1947TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2222,,114455..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4477%%Mary Watson BushJane Baber ChristopherLela W. HelmCarolyn Hays HulseWilliam P. Kincaid Jr.Marcia Smith LawrenceMarcus L. Shearer

1948TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1177,,552255..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5566%%Mary Taylor EctonBeryl C. FranklinNancy Coons FranklinLeonard D. HarshBeulah Moore HartJohn W. HockerRosalie PfisterKing Richeson*Kenneth E. Snowden

1949TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$44,,117777..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4455%%Elizabeth Greer CheathamNell S. CheathamJohn L. CollinsGene F. ConwayJean Williams ConwayDonnie N. CrenshawRobert B. GoodwinCarlos H. Higgins*Loyce Meadows

Edith Bowles MylesC. Edgar NortonSamuel S. SharpLucille Harmon SnedegarRosemary Johnson Wheeler

1950TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2200,,228899..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4422%%Marilyn Fitzpatrick AcostaCharles R. ArmstrongMarvin E. BruingtonIrma Allen BruningAnn Hays CollinsBetty McWhorter GissoniGene S. KincaidJames W. MartinHallena B. Minniehan*Russell T. MontfortLeatha Blair NickellG. Chad PerryJames T. PolleyLeslie H. ReynoldsNell Batts RobertsonStanley J. RogersGilbert SchroerluckeJames E. StephensMary L. TaylorJohnny R. WisemanMarjorie Calvert ZaringWilson M. Zaring

1951TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1100,,338855..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4433%%William H. AcostaMary Clyde Wilson BettgeCarol Combs DaughertyGloria Seale DurhamJune Manley GodbeyJane Grenn HyltonKenneth P. JohnsonJames E. McAfee

for July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006


Evelyn Bruington MoremenJohn H. PorterPat Propst Jr.Bettye Everly SchroerluckeRiley P. ShirleyAudrey L. SmithJohn T. Smith

1952TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$33,,779955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4477%%Samuel R. ClarkHarriet Billeter ConnerBilly J. CoxJeannette Sharp CurtisGeorge H. DanielJack M. GoldJoan Webb HughesSybil Sherman KellyDouglas D. MoseleyNorman T. O'NealSophie Goolman OsbornePatricia Powell ReesEleanor Pfister ReynoldsDouglas R. SasserBetty Ratliff SmithMargaret Duley SmithGeorge W. Webb

1953TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$77,,009955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5588%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrBruce BarrettPayton F. AdamsBruce E. BarrettAllie B. CurtisDelores Craft EldridgeWendell G. FreerMary Hacker GilliamJuanita Heflin HaggardGerry M. HearinArdelle Riggs HisleCharles B. HoggDonna W. JohnsonBetty Jean Wyant MoseleyMadeline NiceleyNorma Koshewa OwensRobert S. OwensBetty Perkins PitzerAlice Poe RobisonClarence W. ShearerW. Glenn SowardsJohn SpauldingJanice Farmer WeaverDavid J. Whaley

1954TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,446655..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3377%%Geraldine McWhorter ConderPat Render FraimJune Fitzpatrick HearinCharles B RobertsonBob G. RoysterJames O. ThurmondEdward W. Wright

1955TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1122,,333311..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3355%%Ernest W. AbernathyEdmond E. BatselBobby C. BlackJames L. BrownBen CainJames H. Johnson

Tom B. MarshallRhoda Gillespie PetersPatricia Webster RankinRobert K. TaylorJanette Walker Tinsley

1956TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$66,,550044..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5566%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrBill Bowling Carl C. AshbyClancy E. BarnesBernice G. BauerHelen BowersWilliam W. BowlingWilliam J. ClarkCharles E. CobbBarbara Moseley CockrumGeneva A. CottrellCharles T. DayMarilyn Owen DorseyAnn S. EllersMary T. FarleyJack A. HamiltonBeverly Bell HemphillRose Hamilton HillTimothy R. HollyNada Jones HuntleyJames H. JonesJane Sublet KaufmannHerbert L. KittingerJames R. MaxfieldDavid NoblettJoan Humphrey ParkerJoe F. RoopSara J. Roop*Charlotte SowardsDoris SublettJulia Moorman Tate

1957TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$3344,,223333..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5577%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJ. Richard ZimmermanRobert B. AlexanderH. Randall CappsLowell W. ClarkSandra Schmidt DickinsonBarbara Miller GravesEmma Goff GravesFrankie Scott HagerBettye Dunville HartzMary Coombs HeadLarryl E. HuntleyThomas M. KellyElla Stewart McPhersonAdrian B. MoodyAdeline MuirWilliam E. OaksC. Kenneth PetersBetty F. PuckettEwing RascoePhilip C. SchmutzMerrylen Wesley SparksSherman D. StaplesAnn Cates TannerS. Reid ThompsonHarry O. TibbsMarion F. TinsleyJohn T. Van DykeRichard WordenJ. Richard Zimmerman

1958TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$111133,,994488..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 7711%%

CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssW. Noel StephensonNancy Svara ZimmermanJo Ann Clark AshJohn Baggett IIICarol Ayer BakerMary Grey BurksMillie Vaughn CasonMarilyn Lacy ClarkJohn D. ConnRobert G. FiocchiSylvia Ross FreemanGarland W. HaganYu Hak HahnRalph W. HeadDavid L. HiltonG. Phillip HoyWilliam B. LacefieldJohn G. LovellMyrna Gregory MelhiserFran Dillehay MoodyLairy W. NofsingerJo Ann Goodwin PenrodRonald J. PraterLyle H. ReburnEllis W. ReynoldsA. Dewey SandersCharles W. SenselJ. Randy ShultzW. Noel StephensonGertrude StoneRogers E. TaylorYvonne Decker TaylorMarion Cox ThomsPaul E. ThomsRobert B. WhitfieldNancy Svara Zimmerman

1959TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$5599,,115555..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4444%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrEmogene Clark StephensonBenjamin H. AbbottLinda Huffaker AbbottAnn May AdkinsArthur AshcraftJoyce Smith BelcherW. T. BennettDon R. BrownRodney P. DempseyCharles H. EppersonAnita Simmons FreerSuzanne Settle GrahamWalter A. GrahamHugh R. HaleNancy Wyant HansenWilliam E. HillBob HimesDavid E. HockerJulia Williams HughesDouglas HumphreyMaryBarr Foster HumphreyAlan J. KraussJanice Perkins KraussAnne Rothrock McKenneyJasper W. McKenney Jr.C. Mickey MillerCarl D. RichardsCharles T. RogersMargaret Heltsley SchertzingerEmogene Clark StephensonPatricia White Watkins

1960TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$7700,,666699..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4499%%Homer BelcherPatricia Jones Brown

Harold R. BurtonJoy Dike BurtonJoan Gray CappsEdward CradyPatsy Helm CradyJane Ellen Simpson EppersonOpal Bailey ErnstJohn H. FreerRobert L. GrahamGlenda Alexander GuessJames E. GuessHorace HarrisonDonald R. HughesWilliam P. HumeJoseph G. KennyM. Allen KirtleyBerry F. MajorJerry W. MillerSam NewmanBarbara Lampson NichollsThomas L. OwenJames L. PraterNancy Mays PriceRobert C. RiceVivian Riley RiceCharles G. SeitzSheila Borell SenselB. Harry SpurrierWarren L. StephensWilliam H. VogelSarah D. WilliamsR. Allen Wilson

1961TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$5544,,119999..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 4444%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssPhyllis Stone ChurchJudith Rogers FordJane Hocker AndersonGarry P. AyerJack A. BairdBettye Nation BaumgardnerPhilip B. BosleyPatricia Clark BurtonPhyllis Stone ChurchHarold E. CrabtreeJesse C. DixonW. M. DixonLyle E. DunbarJudith Rogers FordFoster A. GuessBennie HorrellJudy Mason HorrellGeorge W. HurterRay HutchisonWilliam A. JacksonSuzanne Smith KennyL. C. KingDouglas F. KingsleyRuth E. NuckolsEuba Caraway OrganPatricia Williams OwenNancy Lampson PriestShirley Davis SutherlinElla Whobrey ThomasD. Blaine Wright

1962TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2211,,221111..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3311%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssDavid WesterfieldDanny WilliamsDorothy Hayes BashamJerald BrinleyWilliam J. CarlyleGordon F. FurukawaDan Grundhoefer

Frances Farmer HallLarry K. HarringtonRuth Hutton HumeSandy Pickerill JacksonNeil B. JesseLinda Carver KingsleyBettie Render MajorsAlma W. MartinStephen R. MorrisonJoseph L. PetzDavid PurdyJohn W. RossJ. Charlie SchertzingerElaine Hurst SeitzRobert SpencerHerbert L. StowersDavid A. WesterfieldDanny WilliamsLora Anderson WilliamsNancy Williams Yaun

1963TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$77,,993322..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 5522%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJean Taylor OwenAnn Eads BrownJerry B. BrownC. D. BurberryJo Ann BurtonRebecca Capps ClaytonMarcia Wyant ClorePortia Aldridge EzellRobert W. FowlerRon GaddieMartha S. GriseJames H. HancockJames R. HisleLinda Ahmann HutchisonJohn M. KeithSharon L. KurtzWilliam B. KurtzGerald R. LeeHarriet Clark LoringAnn Plain MaddoxThomas C. MeredithMary Law MorrisonJoyce Carman NewmanJean Taylor OwenLarry PitchfordWanda PraterJune Lyne RobinsonBrenda Day SeltmanSally Magruder StandifordDonald L. StepnerTerry R. TaylorRichard P. ThompsonMary Grant WareingJeanette Litsey WesterfieldWilliam B. Wilson

1964TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1122,,881166..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3311%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrCarolyn ReddicksMary Louise Rankin BarkerDoris Bell BrennerNora Crumbaker BrownMarcia Lacy CarlyleGaylia Hills DuggerGwendol EastonFrances Wells EvansJames A. EwingBarbara Foulke GloverMidge GoethAlyce Jones HicksJoyce Gray HisleKenneth H. Marshall


Randall H. OwenBruce S. ParkerGrace Carlino PrittsPaul RadcliffCarolyn M. ReddicksCharles ReiserCurtis R. RicheyShirley Needs RobardsDaniel S. SchmitzWanda Horrar SchmitzRuth Clark SeydelPeggy StiversKay Caruthers Thomison

1965TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1111,,001166..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3311%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJames D. PerkinsRobert S. BoutellJames L. BrownDudley CapelleRuthann Simmons CapelleW. Leslie ChapmanMichael H. ClaytonRussell DoeringerW. Russell EastStephen G. ErwinDoug L. EverlyMary E. FrieldsGary GravesWanda Harper HenryLeonard N. HolmgrenSharon Humphrey JohnsonDonna Kurtz KeithRonald D. KernDennis W. KirtleyNancy English LeachPauletta Perkins MatthewsElise Hadley McDivittNorris McDivittBeverley Grant McEnroeBarry H. McGawDennis C. MooreMary A. NeboldJames D. PerkinsGlover PriarDonald E. RankinBarbara Austin RomerKeith N. SandersMichael SperlingMyra Duckworth SteeleGail TaylorSharon Brenner TaylorKenneth WesterfieldJudith Carnal WoodJohn L. Worth

1966TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$8877,,442244..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3355%%Rosa Clark AllomongWilliam S. AndersonJanet Jones BellR. Eric BinnsStanley F. BogackiSusan Ayer BurberryConnie Butler ColemanDoug K. CubbonCarol Calhoun DoeringerMarkley Midkiff FreerMarshall HeuserDoris Moreland JonesJ. R. JonesWilliam E. LitseyMartha Henry LudwiczakJoyce Wilkerson MarshallPauline Whitman MarshallBarbara J. PlanckBetsy Scott PowellRichard PrattRandall L. Raskin

John L. RoseJohn M. ShaverMarillyn Willeford ShawStanley ShawRussell N. Van ZantDaniel E. VoightRoy S. VoorhisDeanna L. Wehrung

1967TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2211,,336633..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3355%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrSally Allen CrenshawLaurence H. BonillaSpencer ClarkSally Allen CrenshawPat Hardesty DenierThomas G. DixonFred EatonSharon Midkiff EdgeDanny GarlandMarcia Fowler GarlandSusan Hazelrigg GrayHarold "Sonny" HallJames W. HansonThomas O. HarrisonJohn W. JonesGrace Fisher KellerAlex T. MakrisKenneth G. MayherMollie Dinwiddie McGawJay H. MillerDeborah Cohee MorinWalter OuseyLarry J. RenderRichard F. RomerMaurice J. SchaeferCharles L. SpringerLarry E. StephensonJohn T. Stewart Sr.R. Douglas SwisherAngelo VaccaroRuth Miller WardJerry L. WhitleyHoward A. Zeimer

1968TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1166,,333399..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3377%%James R. AdkinsJames AringtonJohn C. BauerRobert H. BenninkJohn D. BlaneyDianne Moseley BuehrleDoris B. CampbellC. David CavanahSandra Williams CavanahGraham B. CookeMartha Neal Nuckols CookeT. Jeff CrumeRobert Dalzell Jr.Sandra Meeker DavenhallJudy Higdon DixonGary D. DuggerThomas W. EblenClarence EngelWilliam N. ForeeLaDonna Coker GoodmanNed GregoryJudy Smith HallJoan Curd HartmannRenita Howard HinesJudy Mathis HughesSusan Hahn JalbertRobert F. KellerDiane Joseph KhouriNeil K. LeachP. Michael LutzBarry K. MartinMartha Martin

Tuition and Fees 65%

Gifts andPledges 16%

Endowment 2%

AuxiliaryExpenses 15%

Athletics 1%Other 1%

Operating Report (unaudited)

OPERATING INCOME

Tuition and Fees 9,025,196 65%Gifts and Pledges 2,141,766 16%Endowment 217,547 2%Auxiliary Enterprises 2,116,417 15%Athletics 177,707 1% Other 155,130 1%

TToottaall 1133,,883333,,776633

General Scholarship Fund 3,241,595 23%Instructional 2,879,989 20%Student Services 1,308,734 9%Facilities and Depreciation 1,369,291 10%Institutional 1,970,905 14%Auxiliary Enterprises 1,778,284 13%Athletics 1,106,150 8%Debt Service 419,386 3%

TToottaall 1144,,007744,,333344

OPERATING EXPENSES

General ScholarshipFund 23%

Instructional 20%

StudentServices 9%

Facilities &Depreciation

10%

Institutional 14%

AuxiliaryExpenses 13%

Athletics 8%

Debt Service 3%


Tommie M. MillerJerry OllerMary Meyer PardieckMeta Woolf ParkerMarabeth Porter Plowman*Rosa L. PriceSharon Ranson SauerPatricia Rose SchmiedMartha SnyderJackie A. StearmanDel Marie France VaccaroRonald C. VillaLana Hastiings VincentKaren Shourds WeatherholtH. Don WetzelClyde B. WillsRichard C. WoodJudy Humphrey Worth

1969TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$8899,,996699..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3322%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrChristie Kell StumpfCalvin W. BartoSusan Mayrose BartoRoger C. BasingerLucretia C. BegleyJoanna Brown BlaneyD. D. BoyleRobert W. BurnsCarol Wiedmer CarnighanJanice Addington CoomerJohn C. CoomerMarisue Stevens CoyStephen B. CoyBonnell CrabtreeMarilynn Cunningham-AmosWilliam F. DavenhallBeverly Servatius FaganMary Tippin ForeeK. Wayne FosterNancy Walden GalsterTony GrizaniukThomas HobgoodLynne Rutledge HollowayNancy Alexander HowellJames E. HowleyJanet Dombrowski IngramJames E. JonesVirginia Tylrin KleineJoseph A. LarrJudith Cox LarrThomas MacGregorMarilyn Cote OatwayRoger A. ParkerDonald C. SchmiedPatricia Reeves ScifresDonald F. SedorisPam Hawthorne SimonGeorge K. SkiadasDorothy S. SmithsonCathy Myers SpenardBetty Brunson StroudChristie Kell StumpfJohn M. SwannSharon Gregory WatkinsSara Ireland WetzelJoseph R. WilliamsonClaire Breakfield Wood

1970TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$3388,,992299..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1199%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrDouglas L. MatthewsDonald K. AbbottJeffrey W. BurnsAnn Rogers Clark

Larry G. CraskWilliam DodsonGalena Harris FulkersonBonnie O. JohnsonCheryl Downing KingFred KingAnn Lackey LandiniCarol Hendren MatthewsDouglas L. MatthewsGail N. PerkinsCarole Goode RiddleSally Floyd RidleyElizabeth Lyons RoyAnna Crain SedorisKenneth R. SheafferRichard SpectorJohn F. Swaim IISusan Stolte ThatcherShirley White ThurmondJames R. Vincent Jr.Norma Moore Worth

1971TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$66,,666611..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3300%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrPaul WilliamsAnne C. CampbellLinda Ledford ConditMary A. GravesW. Faye Price GrubbPhilip M. LewisGarry LillpopRonald A. LunnWalter MichieJudith Rowan MooreLarry G. MorrisJohn R. Newell IIJames M. RaineJames E. RiddleJ. S. RidleyD. Steve SandersJoseph R. Schabot Jr.Nancy King SchmealAlbert J. SmithEugene SmithGeorge W. StephensBonnie Rizer SwaimDoris Curry TurnerStephen W. UebelhorLinda I. VailBonnie Urfer VincentRoy H. WalterJoyce S. WestPaul WilliamsCarolyn Miller WillsLinda L. WilsonC.J. WoollumPaul Zanat

1972TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$6622,,220066..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2222%%Ward D. BarryPatricia G. BasingerLinda Bartley BranstetterNiki Reitz CarlsonCharles CrawfordDennis W. DeWeeseTerry K. FulksMary Ann Burks GregoryJeffrey P. HartmannRoger H. HayesPamela Hall HeckartKyle L. HudsonWalter KendallElizabeth Lucas PowersCharles SchmealJoey R. Smith

Churches 3%

Other Organizations 3%

Giving Report (does not include multi-year pledges)

DONATIONS

Alumni 936,123 26%Friends 400,427 11%Foundations 1,088,736 31%Corporations 940,586 26%Churches 88,333 3%Other Organizations 106,118 3%

TToottaall 33,,556600,,332233

General Scholarship Fund 816,531 23%Restricted Operating 534,387 15%Endowment 1,830,235 51%Facilities 379,170 11%

TToottaall 33,,556600,,332233

PROGRAMS

Endowment 51%Facilities 11%

General ScholarshipFund 23%

RestrictedOperating 15%

Alumni 26%

Friends 11%

Foundations 31%

Corporations 26%


Dale StewartJimmy L. SullivanJanet Laswell SuwanskiDeborah Day TardiveCamilla Harreld TaylorDavid R. WatkinsJohn M. WeaverJohn W. Weaver

1973TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,994488..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2288%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrBeth Robinson RonkJohn G. CarlsonDonna CerioC. Phil ClarkJanet Helmers ClarkJohn G. ConditLynn Kleissler CooperPatrick M. CorkranDwayne D. CoxGary CritserTony J. CroweDonna Deason-DubrockWilliam H. EidsonMichael L. GarmanDale HennPatricia Jernigan HennPatti Keffelas HronekCarol L. JonesBonnie Nezin KnowltonCarolyn Turner LeeJoyce Mackey MalonyWilliam MicouFlora Jones NorsworthyRichard L. NugentRoger O'BrienBeth Robinson RonkJohn J. RossiSydney Erbacher RusslerKathryn H. ShermanSuzanne Thompson ShirrellRichard F. SuwanskiLaVonne Hunter TisdalDeborah Martz TuiteJohn A. WrightMicaela Loughlin Zanat

1974TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1100,,222255..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2299%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJohn R. DewLilly Sanders AshtonJanet Rickard AustinMarsha L. BivensRalph CaseDavid S. ConcinoKatheryn Pfisterer DarrDavid A. DayJohn R. DewLee Clark DimiceliVincent C. DimiceliStephen L. FortCarma Henning HogueJean Becker HudsonAmelia C. JacobsArba KennerNancy Luckett KramerDelbert D. LeeWilma A. LightbodyChris B. MadisonGeorgetta Wilson MadoleEdward B. McCoyAnne Bivins RobertsDebbie Bellamy ScheipG. Craig ScheipAnn Pansing SchneiderRick SeelhorstSonya Anderson SummersStephen T Tornatore

Kenneth WaldenJoanne WeaverLois M. WeaverMichael H. Welsch

1975TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$7766,,229988..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3311%%L. T. BakerPamela Hall BoltonKaren Parker CaseDeborah Tinius CronePatricia Ledford HaleyArthur D. HazelMike HornCharles D. MairDebra Black McCoyMary Stevens OwenRebecca McClain PaulsonMargaret Stinnette PickerillRoy W. PickerillGlenn C. PineKaren PotterJack C. RobinsonJudy Kamp RodgersGloria Johnson RoysterLynn Braun SollmanEvelyn Hoskins WalkerSheila Adkins WayneJack T. Wells

1976TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,009955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2200%%Ann Mattingly BooneOctavia Stratton BurchfieldWilliam C. BuxtonVicki Lyle CombsNancy S. ConnorAnn Bryant CoteyRobert R. DeppMartin V. JonesSherry Peveler LeeStephen B. LeePaul MeserveKeith M. MoodyAmy Owen O'BrienPatrice Dibble ParsonsMark RutledgeArlene Bailey TateR. Gregg TateGeorge V. TriplettMary Waller WyattHugo Zimmermann

1977TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,885500..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3300%%Rosemarie Gray AndersonDavid A. BlackRobert BouserDale A. CardenJoe EdensKaren D. Fisher-BrasherJoanie Bauer HuppLinda Ellis MattinglyDavid G. McBrideVicki Ferguson PetrieKaren Goodman PineJulie Sasser ReidBrenda Roundtree RoseRonald RoseGayle Gilliam RutledgeJeanmaire Richardson SchmeltzerRebecca Kellen SightsBarbara M. StrattonLeah Bennett VandiverPaul D. Ward

1978TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$55,,111100..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2277%%Angela Veach AullJohn B. BegleySally Hoffer BlackTimothy P. BrownBrent E. CochranGlenn R. CoxOllie M. CroweLynn Payne DaubyElaine Berry DaughertyFran Newell DenhamJ. S. DixonDorris T. FulkersonMark A. GibbonsThomas B. GriebMaurice HancockBob McDoleMark W. PerkoD. Larry RossSusan Conn RossTina Wilson SpellerBryant StilesCherie Gilmore StilesSue Ward Theissen

1979TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$66,,558800..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2266%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrDwight ArmstrongDwight ArmstrongRebecca Grider BestColleen Humphress BouserDeborah Carter DearingDebbie Chadwick FrederickPaul C. FrederickStanley GentryCheryl Smith GibbonsGerald W. GoodallCheryl Spaulding GriebSara Farmer HallPatricia Miller HumphreyDouglas E. KellerW. G. KingRamona Hill LogsdonThomas C. MajorLeora Smith McCoyMary Turner McDoleD. Lee NewberryDavid W. RunkleKatherine E. SimpsonDonna Gagel SteinbockSharon Hubbard TepperbergSusan Taylor Tyler

1980TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,445588..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2233%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrFred L. WrightEva Shouse AlveySam R. ClarkW. Emory ClarkNancy CoppageCynthia Bowen DavisCandace J. DruleyAlvis E. FosterSteve FreyPatrice Webster HancockTimothy A. HicksSharon Whitehouse HoffChristine Whitmore JacksonDonna Ratliff MacDonellDiana Hamric MaslowskiPeggy C. McGrewDoris Vaught MooreMelody Richardson NashJames H. PitmanDolores Smith

Wesley G. SowardsClarence D. TrentRon TylerMichael F. WadeAndrea Cecil WhiteBetty L. WhitworthFred L. Wright

1981TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,001155..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1144%%Janet A. AdamsMichael AlveyDavid L. ByersNoel B. ClaytonMark G. DavisMark HedgesDavid M. HibbsJeff LinkKathryn Williamson LinkTerri Welch LuzynskiTom MacDonellDelores R. Murphy

1982TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,227700..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1188%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrRick L. MillerKenneth L. AbbottC. W. AlbertsonDeborah Thomas CaswellKimberly Day CloydBruce E. ColeJames M. DiderrichLisa Lamar JarboeJanice Johnson MartinRick L. MillerSandra Stewart MullikinKevin PlummerJeanetta G. RileyThomas RogersJulie Wright SheldonKanji TamamushiChristopher A.TolliverJames M. WatkinsTheresa Whittaker-GrimmRichard V. Wood

1983TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$2200,,229966..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2222%%Susan Osterlund BodaJean Miller DickensSherry Miller FeldpauschW. Jeff ForemanDavid A. HubbardMark HulsBrian JonesTonya Jennings KennerJudy L. LawhornCynthia Wadlington LuckDavid McClellanJulia Stallings McClellanPatricia Gabbert McFarlingMelody Lesher MedleySusan Seelhorst MillerNanette PagePaige Embry PlummerRoger N. ReardenSherry J. RigelBarbara Gaw RoachR. Mitch SettleRebecca Rudd WhiteheadTammy Lyles Witcher

1984TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$44,,229988..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1199%%

Betty Witham AlbertsonLynn D. BlackKimberley L. BurtonJennifer Linn ChiusanoRobert W. CockrumSean C. CombsBart D. DarrellKevin F. DilgerKenneth D. DowellJeffrey A. FelixGloria Feemaster FrizzellPaige Fenton HulsHilton L. KincaidJeffrey T. LeksonDonna Mattson MeadorSteven H. MillerLisa K. OffuttTimothy B. RickardStacey Stinnett RogersBeth Roop StovallMichael R. ThomasLori J. WilliamsSandra Vincent WilliamsPeter J. Youll

1985TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$5588,,449944..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1199%%Jerry W. BingamanCarla A. BoggessElizabeth Jones BrandtLisa Pointer BryantCathy Pace DempseyRussell A. HaydenAngela Hamer HepplerCarol Anderson HepplerTalmage HockerSusan M. JonesRichard P. LongErnest K. MizeKay Jones MoreheadAimee NewberrySusan W. NewberryRick W. SimpsonJay F. SmithMarian Helm SmithSharon Porter WagnerGregory S. WashingG. Edward Wilson

1986TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$44,,335500..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2233%%Christopher ArmstrongJudith A. DraytonKelly G. DuncanPamela Beck DuncanBilly FieldsDonna Linton FieldsJames J. GriffinMichael G. HobgoodElizabeth Beeler HowardJena Smith KennedyPenny Mills KramerDia Booth LingBruce A. MalonyPatty Dickens MenardTheresa Gaesser MoellerBert F. Neal IIIConnie G. PowellNancy Krahwinkel RogersPatricia C. SettleThomas W. SmithJuanita Estes SpragueAnjanette Murphy VolkRuth D. WesterfieldDuane E. WhistleJanice Shaw Wink


1987TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$66,,116600..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1188%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrSteven HargisJuan J. ArmitageRebecca Devine BurdenSteven M. CrawfordJanna Duncan DeMarshJohn M. DempseyGlenda K. FergusonSteven D. HargisCarol Sutherland HarringtonJohn C. HillRichard S. KatchukScott E. KramerStephanie O'Neal LeibeeRoger W. NoeRonna Puckett OgleElizabeth Rich RisingerDouglas J. RothMarilyn Hopkins ShimpCynthia Abbott ThomassonJudith Goebel Tingley

1988TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1144,,441155..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2255%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrR. Clay HallMelissa Stiff AullAngela Chinn AustinAmelia Woolen BrumleyMark A. CarrollKim M. CecilAileen Clark DuggerTracy Schneider DunnavantGregory FuquaLaura Everly GirvinR. Clay HallAmy J. HarwoodTammy HoffmanKatherine A. HowellChristie Flood RaleighJeffrey T. SampsonMichael K. SpragueJennifer Pack StallardJulie Hartgrove StallingsIan TingleyLucinda J. WaltersBarbara Magnuson WoodwardTimothy P. Young

1989TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$44,,998855..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1177%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJacqueline M. FischerKevin AullAnthony R. BerenzSusan Robbins CragoKellie Beeler EhaltJacqueline M. FischerShannon Meek FuquaRichard C. GriffinJulie A. GurwellJohn H. HowardCynthia McKinney IsbellColette KeyserRyan K. LemondKimberly Fell LewisCharles R. MartinStephen B. MilneStacy Beyke PayneScott B. TannerAmy Thompson Van Over

1990TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$22,,004499..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1177%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrRobbie Owen ClementsSusan Hilliard AdairTammy Hill AlexanderBart A. BrunerThomas R. BurgessAgnes Wedding ChurchAndrea Swearingen CliffordVeronica Boling EntSophia Smith ForeeJodi Darvill GoldbergChristopher S. HowardElizabeth Noble LubbeMarsha Connell MillsTracy Watson NameTimothy C. RothEmily P. SibleyKevin D. StallardTamera Brown WalkerAdam H. Wojtelwicz

1991TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$3388,,333366..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1166%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrBessie Atkinson LuttrellKirsten AhnellShannon Barton BellessaHeather Payton BoutellKaren LaMure CarterCynthia Taylor EvansMichael H. FulkersonCandi J. JenkinsRobert L. KennedyChristina S. KramerBessie Atkinson LuttrellJennifer L. McKinneyTroy C. PendleyKathryn V. PhillipsCharles E. StandifordBeverly Lacy StraubMary Richards WardJosh Wright

1992TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1177,,445544..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2200%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssBrad BatesGina Benson BatesBradley D. BatesGina Benson BatesJon R. BoultinghouseStephen B. BoutellSharon O. BratcherHeather Haddix CampbellThomas R. CarterTravis R. ChaneyJennifer Hutchison CorbinThomas M. DurbinJeffrey D. GossettMatt GuyerCarolyn Haynes HalemanTimothy P. HornsbyMelanie Wright HughesHelena F. JohnsonStephanie Shively LuckettChad J. LyonsLaurie Weida MajorMitchell C. MajorJohn Glenn T. MartinSue Chappell MartinGary L. ParkerNancy Gorrell Skiadas

Blaine J. WeddleChristopher J. Wills

1993TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,009955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 2200%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrLaura Warren BassettLaura Warren BassettStacey Smith DearthTroy L. HalemanBrent M. HolsclawKristi Dixon HornsbyDebra Henshaw JamesLance M. JamesTimothy W. JohnsonNita M. KincaidMomoko Sato KobayashiEdward A. KrahwinkelJodi Parks KrahwinkelBruce E. KuegelAmy McIntyre LisnerAmy Coleman NobleDaniel L. PerkinsGregory A. RischElaine Grannen RothCharles H. StaufferAmy S. TownsleyGeorganna Mills WillsAbigail Haynes Young

1994TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,111155..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1144%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJ. Stephen CurryKaren Munsey AtkinsonMichael L. BezuskoShannon Arnold CaseyJ. Stephen CurryStephen W. DivineSherry Grant DourGary FletcherJason W. GoddardP. Renee GossettPreston W. HerndonJill K. JacksonMatthew D. MooreRebecca Tincher MurphyAndrew W. PagelJill Holland RischMarc E. ShermanChristy Vaughn TempleDorijan UdovicicKelly A. VolkCarrie Jackson WhitmerStacey Ferguson Yankey

1995TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,114455..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1111%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssMichelle Davenport HickersonMark G. LuckettAndrew C. AtkinsonMichael B. HardinDianne C. HendersonChris N. HerrellMichelle Davenport HickersonLaura J. KuyperLaura L. LeachRhonda Brown LogsdonMark G. LuckettPaige A. MooreJennifer Everly MunsterJason O. ScriberCatherine Eblen Sherrard

Tiffany Siebe SimpsonDana Tucker StaufferSara Bender VaalMichael K. Young

1996TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,007755..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1155%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssMaribeth VanderfordChristopher A. WarrenLawrence D. AbelCynthia J. BradleyJoyce Stephens BuxtonCynthia Rowell ClausenJohn E. ClausenRalph D. DickersonRebecca VanMeter EvansMartha Williams GawStacy Mills GoddardMona Hunt MaloneyPaula Spencer MasonJill Eubank PagelG. Stacey StaplesMaribeth L. VanderfordChristopher A. Warren

1997TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$11,,331100..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1133%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrTina Zuelly LuebbehusenJo-Leigh Blakley BassMikael A. ColbertAllen R. CoxAngela Mann CoxMelissa Fitch HarperLaurie Owen HerrellChad J. IzsakKaren Breeding KellerKristopher A. KempTina Zuelly LuebbehusenAnna Goodman MerloNikarma Howard MooreJason M. RuddJennifer Colson WatersKaren Allen Wray

1998TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$669955..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1144%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrKenneth LewisKerri Nunley BrucknerMeredith CatlettGina Coffey DaileyLynn Murphy DaughertyLaura Wilhite DoyleGordon Evans IINicholas GengoGregory GilmoreBradley GoodallAmanda Gray HawkinsToby HawkinsJohn LatelloKenneth LewisJudy Hudson McCrackinDavid MerloKristin Graves NorrisAdam PotterJohn ReedBrian SeiderJeremy SleetSenica Taylor

1999TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$662255..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1111%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssSuzanne Crick DuncanAmanda Tyson CrickAmy Hinton BriggsAmanda Tyson CrickTiffany CroweSuzanne Crick DuncanBetsy Lyons GengoDonna Roberts HartgroveRebecca Barr LattusKathryn Wells LewisRachel Heaney PhelpsJohn SandefurJillian SuwanskiVeronica Power Taylor

2000TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$775500..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1155%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrssMisty BaizeSherry MorganJessica Collins AllenBrenda Bennett BaxleyChristopher ChaffinCharlene Davidson ChrismanKari LaGrange CritchelowPatrick CritchelowBernard EskridgeJennifer Muse FergusonAlanna Cox FrodgeEstill FrodgeShannon Linton GrantJames HarrisPatricia Noel KuntzJohn LovellSherry MorganChristopher RhoadsRachel Pharris RigsbyHolly Estes SimpsonMelissa SmithNatalie SpradlingAngela Johnson White

2001TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$1155,,887744..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1155%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrKaty EvansWesley BashamChristine T. ChaneyKaty EvansJami Kloss JenksTina Burger KippenbrockTeresa Mothersbaugh LongA. Nicole Cissell MeltonAlex NallyHeather Hargis NallySarah Cox RheaHillary Gary RizenEva Rodriguez-AliceaBrandy Mathis RoseMelinda Douglas RueAvery Morrison WhitesellSusan WilkinsRichard Wilson

2002TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$993300..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1177%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrJill Wyatt DildayJason B. Austin


Josh BishopMolly CarpenterLindsey Adcock CroweJill Wyatt DildayErin Rastede EskridgeEric FloryJohn P. GloverErin A. GuardBrook L. HowardThomas MeltonDena M. NewcomJennifer Wells OlssenBarry PhelpsBradley T. PhelpsMichaelene J. PhelpsS. Allison Estes RossAlana Duckwall TroutmanKelly WatersNicholas D. WhitesellEmili J. Williams

2003TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$550000..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1100%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrM. Megan Evans SchulteBrent A. CarpenterEric CrabtreeAgnes Payne CraigCindy Cabbage DarrDavid DildayMaureen FaganValerie FenwickCharity FlenerAlisha Tanner FloryJennifer Ramsey KeownPark LawKristy NelsonAllison ParrMegan Evans SchulteRyan Tucker

2004TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$555577..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1122%%CCllaassss AAmmbbaassssaaddoorrMeredith YatesBrandy Jennings BishopLindi Grimes BonesteelJason BruingtonDavid H. GerkinNicole Miller GloverHenry M. GriffinElizabeth Holian HellerKendra Pardue HuskSarah E. LawrenceScott LyonsCorey NaLampoonKrista PeirstorffDawn Cecil RalphPhilip Ardel StuartJoi SwangoMeredith Yates

2005TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$338833..0000 CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 1133%%Joshua BaldwinCassie Conrad BrownAmy Hegwood CrabtreeNicole Hoyle EatonMaren E. JenningsCarole Karnes MorrisJessica L. OsborneDonna Roberts PowellJennifer L. ReardenLesley SpaldingLauren WernerJustin R. WhitinghillAmanda Williams

2006TToottaall GGiivviinngg $$33,,333366..0000CCllaassss PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn 3344%%Marky Mylkova AllisonBen ArnoldSara F. BellKatie BryantGary CrumpAmanda B. DaughertyBrandi N EdmistonBrandon EllisMelissa R. FarmerHillary FordJamie GaynorPatricia Mayfield HarringtonD. Scott HarrisJennifer HendricksDerek HibbsSara L. HudsonKevin HuskAmy L. JohnsonJohn Adam KeesMichael MarshBradley J. McCradyHolly R. MillsSarah V. MintonHillary NanceMackenzi L. PayneMicah P. PearsonCarmen D. PeckenpaughJayne PowellHadley Burden RaffertyJarrod T. RatliffAdam SaalwaechterJason SimpsonDavid SmithDerrick A. StrattonShamargaret TempleLacy J. VincentKenneth B WilliamsDarren Wright

FriendsAnonymousEmily Chandler AdamsBerry B. AdcockDavid AdkissonDana AlderGary M. AlexanderJames AlexanderMrs. Cecil AlfontMichael and Lynne AlveyFrank W. AndersonRicky Andres Sr.Al J. ArnoldNick A. ArnoldDarrel AustinClaude and Samantha BaconBentley BadgettCarl B. BanksEberhard H. BareissE. K. BarnardJames P. BarronRick and Valerie BartleyRobert BaskettSteve W. BeachSue Cameron BellCharles and Jeannette BennettEdith BennettJames D. BennettPatricia BennettDebbie BenningfieldKia BentleyBernie BettinelliJoseph BettinelliJosephine B. BiggerJerry BirgeTerry BlakeLee BonyaiMarcus BosleyJerry and M'Alys Bowen

Gary BraswellCarolyn BrattEdwin and Teresa BrinkleyJoseph BrookmanCarol BrooksGinny BrownJane Venable BrownKenny BrownSolomon K. BrownMr. and Mrs. Ty BrownGerald BryantJames BryantMr. and Mrs. Jackie BuckmanJay R. BurnsMarjorie ButlerStephen and Mary CabellStephen M. CampbellDavid E. CardenWilliam CarpenterDonald CarsonLarry D. CaryMargaret CatherA. Glenn CatlettRandy ChapmanJon D. ChellgrenPaul W. ChellgrenRaju ChennaJeffery ChewBronwen and Lelia ChewMichael ChewScott ChewTimothy ChewT. C. ChristopherAgnes ChurchPhilip CissellByron S. ClarkSonny ClarkGreg ClemonsEugenia CobbCandice ColburnJohn CombsHenry D. ConnorBill ConroyBarbara M. CookC. Vernon Cooper Jr.Angela CoxDavid and Angel CoxFrank R. Cox Jr.Robert A. CoxGregory and Rosemary CoxCharles W. CraftonJames CraftonJulia CragoCathy CraigIone CraigLarry and Kathy CrickEvelyn T. CropperDr. and Mrs. Ward CroweIsobell CrutchfieldKathleen CunninghamRebecca CurryEthel C. DalzellBetty DanielE. J. DanielJohn E. DarnellC. Bob DarrellNelda DarrellErnie and Martha DavisMichael DavisRoyce DawsonBetty DelkerOpal Smeathers DemarestJames A. DewigTom DickinsonJames and Cary DoddsOwen E. DorseyRoy DorseyRichard DowseBernard DuckwallPaul A. DuffeyJames E. DunawayDeborah Taylor DuncanMarian DunvilleCarl Durbin

Deidre DurbinLinda J. DurbinDiane K. EarleJeff T. EbelharGerald G. EddsJune EidKaren ElliottLois EndrisAlan and Becky EnglehartEd and Joyce Ann EvansMike FaganSteve FarnsleyAnne Cairns FederleinNorman FeigeRobert and Nancy FlachskamJanet FleckMr. and Mrs. William FloydJohn FortnerCharles FrarySherley FurukawaWilliam GabbertBarbara GaddisGayle GardnerRoger GardnerSteve E. GardnerRobert and Carmela GarmonLeon GibbonsHugh GilbertAnna GilmoreJulia A. GilmoreEvelyn GingerMartha G. GipeCarolyn GirtenSteve GlotzbachMartha and Vincent GlovenelliMichael GoadLarry GoetzMartha J. GordonMelanie GossettWilliam B. Graham Jr.Pamela J. GrayRebecca GrayCynthia GreenGeorge and Gertrude GreenwellSammy and Peggy GreerHenry M. GriffinJohn GriffinJohn D. GriffinMarguerite Griffin*Barbara GruenewaldEleanor GuderianPaul W. HaganGertrude HagemeierJohn and Marjorie Hager Larry HagerKwangsoon HahnReid HaireArthur L. HaleAnne P. HallCarl and Betty HallChristy HallGeorgia Hamon*Joseph HancockSharon HandyJohn HarrisWilliam C. HarrisonBrenda G. HartSarah HawksJoseph M. HeadLee J. HeatonMark HedgesMary S. HedgesMatilda Heileman*Donna K. HenningerJoyce HerringtonAllen HerzogEarlie HigginsEstil HillJames C. HilliardErlene HimesJoseph HintonA. G. HisleJoan HoffmanMorton Holbrook

H. S. HolderMark HolmesDean HornbackBilly and Edna HorrellSam HuffWaller HulettePhilip HurleyDuane E. IngramJennifer JacksonJohn JeffersonDavid JeffriesStanley and Barbara JohnsonE. Louis JohnsonMike JohnsonSterling JohnsonWilliam JolleyElizabeth J. JonczyJean JonesCarl JustAlvin KaelinJean KarrBenjamin KeeleyRuth KentBrenda KessingerLeon KessingerKenneth KilleWilliam K. KincaidEllis KingBishop James R. King Jr.Richard KingRobert A. KingLarry and Jeanie KirkWilliam KirklandRobert and Pamela KirtleyGertrude A. KnottAnne KoehneEric KoehneRaymond S. KramerJeanette L. KrausWilliam R. Kuegel SrJanis McLellan LackeyLeroy LamarCamile M. LaneTheresa LareauDavid E. LathamApril B. LawRobert A. LawtonGracie LaymonWalter LazenbyMaythorne B. LeachRichard and Mary LeeThomas and Elizabeth LettMark and Lucille LevineForrest W. LewisSidney LewisJames T. LittletonWilliam L. Locke Jr.Carroll R. LoyRobert R. LyonsAmy MacdonellDavid MacemonW. L. MagnusonLinda MajorMr. and Mrs. Robert C. MajorTrina MarcumBeulah E. MarlowAnna 'Tootsie' MartinCharles R. MartinMichael A. MasonTricia MastersonCharles McCollom IIIMargaret McCollomPatrick McCormickRon and Jackie McCrackenLarry and Sherri McDanielRyan McDanielBarbara McDonaldKevin McDonoughRichard McEnroeMark McFarlandSusan McGinnisWeyman McGuireHenry T. McLendonWilliam A. McManus


Walker MeachamThomas and Debbie MeltonRobert MerriamAlecia MeyerV. W. MeythalerDana MillerGloria MillerHal MillerPatrick MillerW. Starr MillerWilliam O. MillsAlta MooreMr. and Mrs. David MooreDoniphan and Marla MooreGeorge MooreLeondis MooreRobert W. Moore*M. H. MoranTerrell and Doris MoseleyDavid MuffDouglas L. MullikinEdwin L. MullikinStephen MullinsWilliam MundayJames MurrayJames F. NaasRichard NadingRobbin NealSharon NealWilliam H. NealBurla NeeleyJim NelsonRichard G. NewmanKaren NixMr. and Mrs. Earl NobleJames NolandTerry L. NorrisGary P. O'BryanDavid OetingerJ. Richard OexmannMark OwenSarah H. OwenW. Neil and Anne PadgettGus and Elizabeth ParisMitchell D. ParkerRenald PartridgeCharles D. PattersonRobert J. PattersonHenry B. PayneJoan PayneJo PenleyAnn R. PfistererOvellia PhelpsLowrie G. PiercyKeith D. PingWes and Carol PolingJulia PricePatti A. PriceMary Eve ProffittW. F. Quillian Jr.Mary RabeneckerKay RaffertyCharles D. RalphRobert G. ReedStanley F. ReedAnne RendlemanAllan R. RhodesJoel Rich Sr.Catherine RichesonMargie RickardAlfreda RidleyRebecca RightmyerJack W. RobinsonRobert and Frances RobinsonJames E. RogersKeith RogersRichard RoysterJames and Betty RushGeorgia RussellWilliam J. Rybak

James SaalwaechterCarl and Jean SaalwaechterDr. and Mrs. Thaddeus SalmonE. G. SandersFoster J. Sanders Jr.Richard and Linda SarlesJennifer SasserKatherine SasserGary SatterwhiteMaurice J. Schaefer Sr.Charles SchmidtSusan ScollayMr. and Mrs. John J. ScottHelen SearsJean R. SewellSteven H. ShakeGordon L. SharpJames ShattockDennis M. SheltersEric SherrardC. J. ShippJean ShivelyMichael ShoemakerRobert H ShownMr. and Mrs. Dale SightsMarinell SilvaPearl SimonSusan C. SimpsonKen and Vicki SingletonEunice and Wilma SizemoreGary SizemoreWinfred and Harriet SizemoreCarol G. SmithJohn F. SmithMarty SmithMary J. SmithDallas L. SniderHerbert J. SorgFranklin SpainDan and Shirley SpaldingWilliam H. Speer Jr.Bill L. SquiresCarolyn H. StaplesCharles StarkDonald StatonRobert SteeleCynthia StengerBarry and Pamela StephensMichelle StettenbenzDanny StevensJane StevensonRobert StewartWalter and Janice StewartDwayne SticeCindra K. Stiff and Jimmy RayMr. and Mrs. Charles StinnettMr. and Mrs. Roy E. StoneRodney StrangeJoseph SudduthJack TallmanTom TallmanWilma Taulbee & Gerald BryantC. Waitman TaylorCharles R. TaylorGlenn P. TaylorLynette TaylorVirginia B. TaylorRachel Taylor ThackerKaren ThompsonLois ThompsonJames and Pamela ThompsonPaul ThompsonJohn J.ThullenWilliam R. ThurmondLouise H. TinsleyBradley TroutmanMarti TrumanTim TurnerWilliam L. TylerMarga Van Note

Mike VanlandinghamC. Benjamin VarnellS. Mark VincentWilliam VukovichRobert H. Wade IIFrank WagnerDavid A. WardHoward WatkinsJean S. WatsonBilly WayneRoger WebbJames E. WelchGerald Wellman Sr.Donald and Kay WelshGreg WelshMitchell and Judy WhiteBetty WhiteheadKenneth WhitfieldCarolyn W. WigginsAnn WijenayakeDavid WilbertJuanita D. WilcoxJ.C. and Louise WilhoitPercy L. WilkersonBilly H. WilliamsBeulah B. WilsonCynthia J. WilsonFran WilsonNancy F. WilsonRichard H. WilsonVance V. WilsonJack WitterThorp L. WolfordStephen WoodardVan WoodrowBryan W. WoodsLuther and Kitty WoodsDonald WorkinsMark WrightJames WyattAl YagerCharles and Valerie YahnMary Cox YeringtonRichard R. YeringtonDel YoungbloodThomas Yow

CompaniesAnonymous54 Pizza ExpressA.G. Edwards and Sons Inc.Advanced Systems Inc.AlcoaAlexander and CompanyAllshops Hardware Inc.American BountyAmerican Patriot GetawaysApplebee'sAramarkArby'sAshland Inc.Atmos EnergyAvon ProductsBB&TBKD & AssociatesBeach Bunnies Tanning SalonBellSouthBerryman Insurance Agency Inc.Bill Smith Outdoor AdvertisingCompanyBluegrass Management ServicesBoultinghouse Funeral Home Inc.Bristol Myers SquibbBruce's Tristate Roofing & SheetMetal CompanyBuffalo Wild WingsCambron Body ShopCamcor Management Inc

Canteen / At Your ServiceCarol A. Croft & AssociatesCary Drilling CompanyChase ManhattanChateau Park Inc.Chevron USA Inc.Chuck Bruington & SonCINergy Colby's RestaurantColgate-Palmolive CompanyDairy QueenDavid Hocker & AssociatesDaviess County Pork ProducersDenny's RestaurantDJP Property ManagementDomino's PizzaDon's MarketDucks UnlimitedDynamic DirectionE. M. Ford and CompanyEagle Leasing Services Inc.Edward Jones InvestmentsEli Lilly & CompanyEmkat Inc.Ernie Davis & Sons Mechanical Inc.Famous BistroFazoli's Italian RestaurantFidelity Charitable Gift FundFollette BookstoreFord Auction & Realty CompanyFutrell TileGadcon Inc.General ElectricGeneral Glass CompanyGlenn Funeral HomeHagan's Saw Shop Inc.Hardee'sHarmon's Tree ServiceHayden Furniture CompanyHeritage FederalHilliard Lyons Inc.Horn & France InsuranceHouse of HairIBM CorporationIllinois Tool WorksIndependence BankJagoe Homes Inc.John L. Worth InsuranceKeeneland Association Inc.KenergyKimberly-Clark CorporationKrogerKurtz Auction & RealtyLouisville Gas & Electric CompanyMajestic MemorialsMalco Theatres Inc.Marcus W. Bosley & AssociatesMay Department StoresMcCrackin's Service CompanyMcDaniel EnterprisesMessenger-InquirerMettler-Toledo Inc.Mid-South Baseball Inc.Modern Welding CompanyMoonlite Bar-B-Q InnMoore AutomotiveMPD Inc.Mudd's Furniture Showrooms Inc.National City BankOcean Breeze ConstructionO'Charley'sOhio NationalOhio Valley 2-Way RadioOld Hickory Pit Bar-B-QOlive GardenOwensboro Medical Health SystemOwensboro Municiple UtilitiesPapa John's PizzaPerennial Insurance GroupPhelps Heating and Cooling Inc.

Philip Morris USAPizza HutThe Principal GroupQuiznos SubsR.A. Alexander & Sons Inc.Rally'sRed LobsterRegent CommunicationsRhino Environmental SolutionsRiney Hancock & CompanyRitzy'sRuby TuesdayRV Depot Inc.Schneider ConsultingSchrecker Supply CompanySonic Drive-InSouth Central BankSparkle Brite Car WashSports WarehouseStar Trax VideoState Farm CompaniesSubway Sandwiches and SaladsSun WindowsSunbelt CommunicationsSusan W. Tierney's StaffSwedish MatchSwisher and AssociatesTexas Gas TransmissionTexas InstrumentsTGI Friday'sThe Cable ConnectionThompson Homes Inc.Titan Contracting & LeasingCompanyTop Performance Punting / KickingTowne Square MallToyota Motor ManufacturingKentuckyTSF CompanyTumbleweedUnilever United States Inc.United Parcel ServiceValor Inc.VerizonWaffle HouseWal-MartWells Fargo FinancialWendy'sWilkerson Plastering & Acoustics Inc.Wyndall's EnterprisesYager Materials

OrganizationsAll American / All Sports ClubChapter S.P.E.O. SisterhoodUnited States Department of

EducationHamilton County Girls SoftballJunior League of OwensboroKWC Business DepartmentKWC Library Learning CenterKWC Psychology StudentsMasonville Volunteer FiremenOwensboro Daviess County Golf

AssociationOwensboro Lions ClubOwensboro Noon Optimist ClubPanther Express

FoundationsAYCO Charitable FoundationJames Graham Brown FoundationBill Gatton FoundationThe Gheens Foundation Inc.Wood and Marie Hannah FoundationHNI Charitable Foundation


Kentucky Independent College Foundation

Kentucky United Methodist Foundation

C. V. and Sarah Ketron TrustB. J. Killian FoundationMahan FoundationDavid C. Scott Charitable TrustThe Wolcott FoundationYeager Charitable TrustMarilyn and William YoungCharitable Foundation

ChurchesCalvert City United Methodist

ChurchCrescent Hill UMC - United

Methodist WomenCumberland Presbyterian ChurchGeneral Board of Higher Education

& MinistryKentucky Annual Conference

United Methodist ChurchFirst UMC of Henderson - Lucy

Moss CircleMiddletown United Methodist

ChurchOwensboro District United

Methodist ChurchPleasant Hill United Methodist

WomenSettle Memorial United Methodist

ChurchSettle Memorial UMC - Good News

Class

Third Baptist ChurchThruston United Methodist ChurchFirst UMC of Henderson - United

Methodist WomenFirst UMC of Henderson - Wesley

Fellowship ClassWesleyan Heights United Methodist

Church

Faculty &StaffAnonymousGary M. AlexanderJames AlexanderClaude BaconSteve W. BeachDebbie BenningfieldBernie BettinelliDavid E. CardenRandy ChapmanRaju ChennaAgnes ChurchBarbara CockrumCandice ColburnJohn CombsHenry D. ConnorBill ConroyAngela CoxMarisue CoyC. Bob Darrell (E)Michael DavisDiane K. EarleJoyce Ann EvansMike Fagan

Anne Cairns FederleinNancy FlachskamRobert FlachskamRoger GardnerJulia A. GilmoreCarolyn GirtenWilliam B. Graham Jr.Peggie GreerBarbara GruenewaldJohn HarrisMark HedgesAllen HerzogBilly HorrellRuthie HumeKendra HuskMike JohnsonBrenda KessingerCheryl Downing KingLarry KirkScott KramerJanis McLellan LackeyMark LuckettW. L. MagnusonBerry F. Major Jr.Tricia MastersonRon McCrackenBarbara McDonaldBeverley McEnroeMark McFarlandPatricia McFarlingMyrna MelhiserRobbin NealSharon NealJim NelsonDena NewcomLairy NofsingerDavid Oetinger

Gus Paris (E)Joan PayneBrad PhelpsRachel Heaney PhelpsRoy PickerillKay RaffertyCatherine RichesonRebecca RightmyerJack W. RobinsonJean SaalwaechterDon SchmiedCatherine Eblen SherrardEric SherrardShirley L. SpaldingCindra K. StiffBeth StovallTom TallmanLynette TaylorYvonne Decker TaylorJames E. WelchLauren WernerJuanita D. WilcoxDel Youngblood

TrusteesConnie Lou BarnettDale CardenTravis R. ChaneyKatheryn DarrBart D. DarrellHarold Dorsey (E)Thomas W. EblenBrandon EillisK. Wayne FosterRoger W. Gardner

Mark A. GibbonsTom GriebFrankie Scott HagerHarold L. Hall IIRoger H. HayesDavid E. HockerWilliam R. Jennings (E)John W. JonesArba KennerJoseph G. KennyCheryl Downing KingBishop James R. King Jr.Dennis W. KirtleyMarcia Smith LawrenceE. Phillips MaloneBarclay Bennett McCoyCharles H. MelanderAllan B. MorrisWade Mountz (E)Dennis L. Newberry IIC. Kenneth PetersLuellen PylesRandall L. RaskinWayne A. SayreJ. Charles SchertzingerR. Mitch SettleRuth Clark SeydelJames A. Shepherd (E)Ann Smiser (E)Jay F. SmithGertrude "Piny" Smith (E)Emogene Clark StephensonR. Gregg TateJohn H. Wallace Jr.David R. WatkinsJack T. Wells

Minerva SocietyWilliam and Marilyn AcostaEmily Chandler AdamsBerry B. AdcockJane Hocker AndersonWilliam S. AndersonChristopher ArmstrongAl J. ArnoldAndrew and Karen Atkinson

Kevin and Melissa AullClaude and Samantha BaconEberhard H. BareissE. K. BarnardJames P. BarronRick and Valerie BartleyBradley and Gina BatesEdmond E. BatselBernice G. BauerJohn B. BegleyHomer and Joyce Belcher

Sara F. BellSue Cameron BellKia BentleyMary Clyde Wilson BettgeJoseph BettinelliR. Eric BinnsLynn D. BlackSally Hoffer BlackLaurence H. BonillaMarcus BosleyRobert S. Boutell

Jerry and M'Alys BowenCarolyn BrattEdwin and Teresa BrinkleyJerald BrinleyJerry B. BrownKerri Nunley BrucknerMarvin E. BruingtonBart A. BrunerGerald BryantC. D. and Susan BurberryJo Ann Burton

The rich heritage of Kentucky Wesleyan College is reflected through itshonor societies. These societies recognize the gifts of individuals, whetheralumni or other friends, to the college during the fiscal year 2005-06.

FFoouunnddeerrss SSoocciieettyy (($$2255,,000000 aanndd aabboovvee)) honors the founding ofKentucky Wesleyan in 1858 when the Kentucky Conference of theMethodist Episcopal Church-South resolved to found a college, creating atradition of excellence in higher education which continues today.

TTrruusstteeee AAssssoocciiaatteess SSoocciieettyy (($$1100,,000000 ttoo $$2244,,999999)) honors the trusteesof the college who through the years have committed themselves to theacademic, financial and social welfare of Kentucky Wesleyan College.Appointed in 1858, The Reverend William Creighton Dandy served as thefirst board chair.

FFaaccuullttyy AAssssoocciiaatteess SSoocciieettyy (($$55,,000000 ttoo $$99,,999999)) honors the prestigiousfaculty of Kentucky Wesleyan College, who through their loyalty to the col-lege and dedication to their profession, enhance the liberal arts experiencefor our future leaders.

PPrreessiiddeennttss AAssssoocciiaatteess SSoocciieettyy (($$22,,550000 ttoo $$44,,999999)) honors the 30presidents of Kentucky Wesleyan who have contributed to its growth anddevelopment. Appointed in 1866, The Reverend Charles Taylor was thefirst president. Current president Anne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D. began herservice to the college with the opening of the 2004-2005 academic year.

Membership in the society is an investment in future leaders.OOwweennssbboorroo SSoocciieettyy (($$11,,000000 ttoo $$22,,449999)) honors the community and

alumni of the Owensboro, Kentucky, campus. In 1951 Owensboro becamethe third and current location of the college.

WWiinncchheesstteerr SSoocciieettyy (($$550000 ttoo $$999999)) honors the community and alumniof Winchester, Kentucky, the second location of the college from 1890 to1951. The 60-year Winchester years nurtured the college during WorldWar I and the Depression eras, and continues to do so through the supportof Kentucky Wesleyan alumni and friends from that period.

MMiilllleerrssbbuurrgg SSoocciieettyy (($$225500 ttoo $$449999)) honors the first home of KentuckyWesleyan until 1890. Millersburg, Kentucky, saw the founding of the col-lege in 1858 and its first graduation, a class of one, in 1868.

MMiinneerrvvaa SSoocciieettyy (($$110000 ttoo $$224499)) honors the spirit of giving, symbolizedby Minerva – the decorative sculpture from the Administration Building onthe Winchester campus. This building, destroyed by a fire in 1905, wasrebuilt by generous donations from residents and friends. Today, Minervaresides on the current campus reminding us of this generosity.

HHeerriittaaggee SSoocciieettyy proudly recognizes persons who include the collegein their estate plans. Through this society, members express today theircommitment to strengthen Kentucky Wesleyan College in the future.

Kentucky Wesleyan College Honor Roll Societies


Mary Watson BushMark A. CarrollThomas and Karen CarterRalph and Karen CaseW. Leslie ChapmanElizabeth Greer CheathamNell S. CheathamJon D. ChellgrenLowell and Marilyn ClarkSam R. Clark Jr.Spencer ClarkW. Emory ClarkSonny and Janet ClarkMichael H. ClaytonRebecca Capps ClaytonCharles E. CobbEugenia CobbBrent E. CochranRobert W. CockrumJohn and Ann CollinsJohn and Vicki CombsMorton CombsBill ConroyBarbara M. CookJennifer Hutchison CorbinAnn Bryant CoteyGeneva A. CottrellAlta Gray CoxDavid and Angel CoxRobert A. CoxStephen and Marisue CoyEdward and Patsy CradyJulia CragoCathy CraigIone CraigMarilynn Cunningham-AmosEthel C. DalzellE. J. DanielC. Bob DarrellElaine Berry DaughertyRobert L. DavisDeborah Carter DearingFran Newell DenhamTom DickinsonJames M. DiderrichKevin F. DilgerVincent and Lee DimiceliW. M. DixonKenneth D. DowellJudith A. DraytonBernard DuckwallPaul A. DuffeyDeborah Taylor DuncanSuzanne Crick DuncanThomas M. DurbinGloria Seale DurhamW. Russell EastFred EatonJoe EdensDelores Craft EldridgeBrandon EllisAlan and Becky EnglehartOpal Bailey ErnstDoug L. EverlyPortia Aldridge EzellSherry Miller FeldpauschBilly and Donna FieldsStella Glass FinleyRobert G. FiocchiGary FletcherMr. and Mrs. William FloydHillary FordWilliam and Mary ForeeRobert W. FowlerCharles Frary and Harriet LoringSylvia Ross FreemanMarkley Midkiff FreerTerry K. FulksGordon and Sherley FurukawaWilliam GabbertMichael L. Garman

Hugh GilbertAlvin and Mary GilliamMartha G. GipeJason and Stacy GoddardRobert B. GoodwinRobert L. GrahamWalter and Suzanne GrahamShannon Linton GrantSammy and Peggy GreerRichard C. GriffinFoster A. GuessJames and Glenda GuessFrances Farmer HallJack A. HamiltonMarguerite Webb HarmonThomas O. HarrisonWilliam C. HarrisonLeonard D. HarshDonna Roberts HartgroveBettye Dunville HartzAmy J. HarwoodSarah HawksJoseph M. HeadGerry and June HearinAngela Hamer HepplerTimothy A. HicksCarlos H. Higgins*Earlie HigginsRose Hamilton HillJames and Joyce HisleThomas HobgoodJohn W. HockerJoan HoffmanH. S. HolderChristopher S. HowardJohn H. HowardJames E. HowleySara L. HudsonSam HuffDonald and Julia HughesMark and Paige HulsF. Bennett and Carolyn HulseDouglas and MaryBarr HumphreyMargaret Duncan HuntGeorge W. HurterLinda Ahmann HutchisonRay HutchisonChad J. IzsakChristine Whitmore JacksonWilliam and Sandy JacksonLance M. JamesCandi J. JenkinsNeil B. JesseStanley and Barbara JohnsonBonnie O. JohnsonE. Louis JohnsonJames H. JohnsonSharon Humphrey JohnsonCarol L. JonesJean JonesMartin V. JonesJean KarrBenjamin KeeleyJohn and Donna KeithRobert and Grace KellerTonya Jennings KennerJennifer Ramsey KeownDiane Joseph KhouriGene S. KincaidWilliam K. KincaidL. C. KingRobert A. KingW. G. KingDouglas and Linda KingsleyRobert KirtleyHerbert L. KittingerVirginia Tylrin KleineMomoko Sato KobayashiEric KoehneChristina S. KramerAlan and Janice Krauss

William B. LacefieldLeroy LamarCamile M. LaneJoseph and Judith LarrRobert A. LawtonWalter LazenbyNancy English LeachStephanie O'Neal LeibeeJohn G. LovellCarroll R. LoyTina Zuelly LuebbehusenRonald A. LunnScott LyonsThomas MacGregorGeorgetta Wilson MadoleAlex T. MakrisKenneth and Joyce MarshallTom B. MarshallDouglas and Carol MatthewsPauletta Perkins MatthewsLinda Ellis MattinglyDavid G. McBrideDavid and Julia McClellanMargaret McCollomMarion Wilson McCreaLarry and Sherri McDanielRyan McDanielNorris and Elise McDivittBob McDoleKevin McDonoughBarry and Mollie McGawSusan McGinnisJasper and Anne McKenneyWilliam A. McManusWalker MeachamMyrna Gregory MelhiserRobert MerriamPaul MeserveDana MillerPatrick MillerTommie M. MillerMarsha Connell MillsRussell T. MontfortM. H. MoranEvelyn Bruington MoremenDavid MuffWilma Henninger MuffStephen MullinsRebecca Tincher MurphyCorey NaLampoonBert F. Neal IIIMary A. NeboldRachel Shultz NeubauerHelen Stacy NickellLeatha Blair NickellRoger W. NoeJames NolandFlora Jones NorsworthyC. Edgar and Marion NortonNorman T. O'NealThirlen and Sophie OsborneWalter OuseyPatricia Williams OwenRandall and Jean OwenSarah H. OwenRobert and Norma OwensAndrew and Jill PagelJoan PayneJo PenleyJo Ann Goodwin PenrodKathryn V. PhillipsBetty Perkins PitzerBarbara J. PlanckKevin and Paige PlummerWes and Carol PolingJames T. PolleyJohn H. PorterAdam PotterDonna Roberts PowellJayne PowellW. F. Quillian Jr.

Paul RadcliffEwing RascoeMalcolm RawlingsLyle H. ReburnCharles ReiserAnne RendlemanAllan R. RhodesRobert and Vivian RiceRebecca RightmyerRachel Pharris RigsbyGregory and Jill RischHillary Gary RizenAlice Poe RobisonCharles T. RogersNancy Krahwinkel RogersThomas and Stacey RogersRichard and Barbara RomerJohn J. RossiJason M. RuddDavid W. RunkleMark and Gayle RutledgeKeith N. SandersWayne and Betty SayreJoseph R. Schabot Jr.G. Craig and Debbie ScheipJeanmaire Richardson SchmeltzerPhilip C. SchmutzGilbert and Bettye SchroerluckeSusan ScollayCharles and Elaine SeitzSteven H. ShakeJames A. ShepherdKathryn H. ShermanMarilyn Hopkins ShimpC. J. ShippRiley and Barbara ShirleySuzanne Thompson ShirrellRobert H ShownJ. Randy ShultzMr. and Mrs. Dale SightsRebecca Kellen SightsJean Watson SimmersTiffany Siebe SimpsonEunice and Wilma SizemoreGary SizemoreWinfred and Harriet SizemoreAudrey L. SmithEugene SmithJohn F. SmithJohn and Margaret SmithLouise Stoess SmithDorothy S. SmithsonLucille Harmon SnedegarWilliam H. Speer Jr.Michael SperlingMichael and Juanita SpragueB. Harry SpurrierBill L. SquiresSally Magruder StandifordJames E. StephensDonald L. StepnerMichelle StettenbenzJane StevensonWalter and Janice StewartBryant and Cherie StilesGertrude StoneMr. and Mrs. Roy E. StoneHerbert L. StowersBarbara M. StrattonBetty Foster StrodeJoseph SudduthRichard and Janet SuwanskiJohn M. SwannJack TallmanWilma Taulbee & Gerald BryantLexie Bryant TaylorTerry R. TaylorVirginia B. TaylorShamargaret TempleIan and Judith TingleyClarence D. Trent

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Marti TrumanBishop Edward L. Tullis*Doris Curry TurnerWilliam L. TylerMaribeth L. VanderfordLeah Bennett VandiverJames and Bonnie VincentS. Mark VincentDaniel E. VoightWilliam VukovichMichael F. WadeDavid and Ruth WardJames M. WatkinsSheila Adkins WayneGeorge W. WebbBlaine J. WeddleMichael H. WelschRuth D. WesterfieldH. Don and Sara WetzelDavid J. WhaleyMitchell and Judy WhiteDavid WilbertRichard H. WilsonRichard T. WilsonWilliam B. WilsonJohnny R. WisemanJack WitterAdam H. WojtelwiczClaire Breakfield WoodRichard C. WoodC.J. WoollumKaren Allen WrayJohn A. WrightJames WyattCharles and Valerie YahnPeter J. YoullThomas Yow

Millersburg SocietyJames AlexanderJames AringtonHelen BowersGary BraswellSolomon K. BrownStephen and Mary CabellWilliam J. ClarkBarbara Moseley CockrumGeraldine McWhorter ConderPatrick M. CorkranFrank R. Cox Jr.Sally Allen CrenshawGary CritserRobert Dalzell Jr.Rodney P. DempseyJohn R. DewBill and Sandra DickinsonRussell and Carol DoeringerAnn S. EllersFrances Wells EvansEd and Joyce Ann EvansMike and Beverly FaganSteve FarnsleyAlvis E. FosterPat Render FraimNancy Walden GalsterDanny and Marcia GarlandMark and Cheryl GibbonsLarry GoetzWilliam B. Graham Jr.Martha S. GriseJoseph HancockNancy Wyant HansenWilliam E. HillDoris Moreland JonesWilliam and Sharon KurtzMark and Lucille LevineRichard P. LongMitchell and Laurie MajorJames R. MaxfieldJerry W. MillerSteven and Susan MillerAdrian and Fran Moody

Wade and Betty MountzDena M. NewcomAmy Coleman NobleGus and Elizabeth ParisLowrie and Carson PiercyRobert G. ReedEllis W. ReynoldsSherry J. RigelShirley Needs RobardsJoe F. RoopSara J. Roop*Charles and Sheila SenselJay and Marian SmithFranklin SpainJillian SuwanskiScott B. TannerRogers E. TaylorWilliam R. ThurmondRonald C. VillaFrank WagnerChristopher A. WarrenJanice Farmer WeaverJames E. WelchRobert B. WhitfieldBilly H. WilliamsEdward W. WrightWilson and Marjorie ZaringHugo and Thelma Zimmermann

Winchester SocietyPayton F. AdamsFrank W. AndersonJohn and Frances AnggelisDwight ArmstrongCarol Ayer BakerL. T. BakerLloyd W. BaldwinBobby C. BlackDon and Patricia BrownDavid L. ByersDoris B. CampbellDale and Regina CardenPaul W. ChellgrenSamuel R. ClarkHenry and Nancy ConnorKatheryn and John DarrCharles and Jane Ellen EppersonRobert and Nancy FlachskamJohn FortnerMartha J. GordonPatricia Ledford HaleyPatrice Webster HancockSharon HandyMary S. HedgesMatilda Heileman*Charles B. HoggMorton HolbrookBilly and Edna HorrellWilliam and Connie JenningsDouglas and Karen KellerBishop James R. King Jr.Jeff and Suzanne LeksonThomas C. MajorCharles R. MartinJames W. MartinBeverley Grant McEnroePatricia Gabbert McFarlingGertrude "Trudy" Ellis MorrisDouglas and Betty Jean MoseleyWilliam MundayDavid OetingerJerry OllerH. Paul and Gladys OsborneBruce S. ParkerJoan Humphrey ParkerJames and Gail PerkinsPat Propst Jr.Beth Robinson RonkMarcus and D. Victoria ShearerEric and Catherine SherrardSherman and Carolyn StaplesEva Belle Gordon Sudduth

Tom TallmanKanji TamamushiC. Waitman TaylorYvonne Decker TaylorPaul ThompsonMarion and Janette TinsleyLucinda J. WaltersDavid and Jeanette WesterfieldKenneth WesterfieldRosemary Johnson WheelerDanny and Sarah WilliamsG. Edward WilsonR. Allen and Beulah WilsonFred L. WrightDel Youngblood

Owensboro SocietyAnonymousSusan Hilliard AdairDavid AdkissonRosa Clark AllomongGordon and Connie Lou BarnettJames D. BennettBill and Dorothy BowlingDoris Bell BrennerHarold and Patricia BurtonH. Randall and Joan CappsKim M. CecilRoy E. ClarkNoel B. ClaytonMarcia Wyant CloreC. Vernon Cooper Jr.Ken and Rebecca CurryBart D. DarrellErnie and Martha DavisBetty DelkerDiane K. EarleJeff T. EbelharThomas and Susan EblenT. D. and Rowena EverettJames A. EwingAnne Cairns FederleinKaren D. Fisher-BrasherJudith Rogers FordW. Jeff and Detra ForemanBeryl and Nancy FranklinGregory and Shannon FuquaSteve E. GardnerSteve GlotzbachHerschel and Barbara GravesMary Ann Burks GregoryThomas and Cheryl GriebJohn D. GriffinAnne P. HallJudy Smith HallJames H. HancockMaurice HancockHorace HarrisonJames C. HilliardBob and Erlene HimesBilly Pat and Ruthie HumeAmelia C. JacobsRobert L. KennedyWilliam and Mildred KincaidDennis and Brenda KirtleyRaymond and Nancy KramerMr. and Mrs. Robert C. MajorBettie Render MajorsE. Phillips and Nancy MaloneMartha MartinJames E. McAfeeRon and Jackie McCrackenMary Sutton McKenzieThomas C. MeredithV. W. MeythalerC. Mickey MillerStephen and Ginger MilneAllan and Nancy MorrisEdith Bowles MylesWilliam H. NealAimee NewberrySusan W. Newberry

Lairy and Jean NofsingerW. Neil and Anne PadgettMark W. PerkoAnn and Fred PfistererJames and Wanda PraterDonald and Patricia RankinRandall and Sharon RaskinRobert and Frances RobinsonLucille Savage RogersRichard RoysterCarl and Jean SaalwaechterA. Dewey and Dotty SandersFoster and Jane SandersFoster J. Sanders Jr.Doug and Katherine SasserJean R. SewellRuth Clark SeydelCharles H. ShaverAsa M. SheltonSusan C. SimpsonKen and Vicki SingletonAnn SmiserGertrude "Piny" SmithW. Glenn and Charlotte SowardsW. Noel and Emogene StephensonCindra K. Stiff and Jimmy RayJames and Shirley ThurmondDavid and Sharon WatkinsHoward WatkinsRebecca Rudd WhiteheadKenneth WhitfieldThorp L. WolfordJ. Richard and Nancy Zimmerman

Presidents SocietyBen and Linda AbbottErnest W. AbernathyCarol Combs DaughertyRichard DowseSonny and Christy HallArba KennerLarry and Jeanie KirkRoger and Rebecca PaulsonCharles D. RalphHolley F. SkidmoreAlbert J. SmithMerrylen Wesley SparksRobert H. Wade IINancy F. WilsonLuther and Kitty WoodsMichael and Barbara WoodwardAl Yager

Faculty SocietyDonald K. AbbottBruce E. BarrettGraham and Martha Neal CookeMary Taylor EctonStephen G. ErwinJohn and Anita FreerPaul W. HaganDavid and Mary Lois HiltonDennis and Brenda KirtleyM. Allen KirtleyScott and Penny KramerBerry and Linda MajorDennis and Thelma NewberryD. Lee and Pam NewberryRoger and Meta ParkerC. Kenneth and Rhoda PetersCarolyn M. ReddicksJames and Betty RushRuth Clark SeydelGlenn and Camilla TaylorCynthia Abbott Thomasson

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Trustees SocietyCharles and Jeannette BennettJane Venable BrownTravis and Christine ChaneyHarold W. DorseyGeorge and Gertrude GreenwellMarguerite Griffin*Larry and Frankie HagerGeorgia Hamon*Mike HornFred and Cheryl KingMarcia Smith LawrenceBarclay Bennett McCoyCharles and Sheila MelanderG. Chad and Judy PerryLuellen PylesJean Sudduth RichesonKing Richeson*J. Charles and Margaret SchertzingerR. Mitch and Kim SettleRobert SteeleJohn O. VenableJohn and Helen Wallace

Founders SocietyRobert W. Cropenbaker*Randle and June DewK. Wayne and Cathy FosterJohn and Marjorie Hager Yu Hak and Kwangsoon HahnRoger and DeAndra HayesMarshall and Mimi Mazzier-HeuserDavid and Jane HockerTalmage and Rosemary HockerJames and Sandy JonesJohn and Sylvia JonesJoseph and Suzanne KennyW. L. Magnuson and Kirsten AhnellJ. Richard OexmannJames E. RogersJack T. Wells

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Heritage Society

“To err is human, to forgive, divine.” - Alexander Pope.

Every effort has been made to proofread the various giving lists. If, for any reason, aname has been omitted or misspelled, please accept the apology of the

Advancement Office. We value our friends and our alumni.

Please remember this Honor Roll lists the gifts received between July 1, 2005, andJune 30, 2006. If we received your gift after that date, you will be recognized in the

2006 – 2007 Honor Roll.

Payton AdamsJune Wagemann AllenCarol Ayer BakerWalter BeavinWilliam BowlingLouis and Kathleen BrowningJulie Frank BuxtonW. Hershell CaveBoyd CecilJames and Marilouise ChamberlainFrank R. Cox Jr.Ernie and Martha DavisJerry and Helen DavisRandle and June DewHarold DorseyGeorge DuncanTom EblenT. D and Rowena EverettKaren D. Fisher-BrasherJudith Rogers FordBeryl and Nancy FranklinMartha GipeGeorge and Gertrude GreenwellFrankie Hager

Alberta Chapman HallSonny and Christy HallRoger HayesVelma HegdahlDavid and Mary Lois HiltonBob and Erlene HimesBilly Pat and Ruthie HumeMr. and Mrs. Charles JacksonJoe and Marilyn JermanBill and Mildred KincaidVirginia Tylrin KleineMarcia Smith LawrenceBerry and Linda MajorBettie Render MajorsDeva MandersAlta MooreGertrude Ellis MorrisWilbur NorrisG. Chad PerryJoseph PetzJames and Wanda PraterGayle PresleyBetty PuckettCharles D. Ralph

Don and Pat RankinCharles and Laurie ReiserGeorge RivesHarry Clyde RoseJohn and Elaine RossDouglas R. SasserHope B. ScottJean R. SewellJean Watson SimmersHolley F. SkidmoreCarol G. SmithMr. and Mrs. Dick SmithGertrude "Piny" SmithStaci Pittman SpringerCindra K. Stiff and James RayGay Forbes StrangJames and Shirley ThurmondAnn WeathersJanice Farmer WeaverLuther W. WhiteH. Gilbert WhittenbergHoward A. ZeimerHugo Zimmermann

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