Reinhardt Magazine 2012

Reinhardt
M A G A Z I N E
Volume 18, No. 1, Fall 2012
New Symposium Brings History Buffs
to Campus to Explore Region’s History – p. 6
Also includes President’s Report & Honor Roll of Donors
President
Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood
of Artists & Scholars
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This annual week of events celebrates
Vice President for Advancement
JoEllen Bell Wilson ’61
Reinhardt’s best student work.
Editorial/Photography Staff
Marsha S. White*
Executive Director of Marketing
and Communications
Lauren H. Thomas*
Media Relations Coordinator
Amanda L. Brown*
Graphic Designer
8 Reinhardt to Build New
Science Center The funding
has been secured, so learn
what’s to come.
Steven P. Ruthsatz*
Former Director of Athletics – Operations
Erin P. Honea
Assistant Director of Annual
Giving & Information Services
Mary Jost ’07
Former Alumni-Development
Administrative Coordinator
*supplied photographs
The Reinhardt Magazine is published annually
by Reinhardt University. Creative services are
provided by Reinhardt’s Office of Marketing
and Communications.
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Front Cover: Professor of History Dr. Kenneth
Wheeler (left) and local history expert Richard
Wright ‘97 ‘05 helped spearhead the regional
history symposium, Etowah Valley Iron-Making
and the Coming of the Civil War, so they could
share “little-known and never-heard-before
stories that will dramatically reshape our understanding of the development of the [Etowah Valley] region.” Cover Photo by Amanda L. Brown
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It is difficult to fully realize that Bettye Jo and I have been at
Reinhardt for a decade. I still view myself as the new guy. This has
been a remarkable time of challenge and achievement, and I am
grateful to the many people who have contributed to the growth
and stability of this very special, life-changing University.
History Symposium
Almost 100 guests and students
enjoyed Etowah Valley Iron-Making
and the Coming of the Civil War.
Features
School of Music: We’re Growing
Find out how a new program, highly experienced faculty, additional
classroom space and dedicated supporters and patrons have helped
Reinhardt’s music program become the largest private program in
Georgia. Learn why Ken White ,61 supports Reinhardt.
A Decade of Accomplishments
What has changed and what has stayed the same since President
J. Thomas and Bettye Jo Isherwood came to Waleska in June 2002.
Hubbard Hall named for Loyal Alumni
Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey ,36 ,37 have supported their alma
mater with their time, talents and treasure. To recognize their
more than 70 years of dedication, Reinhardt has named the newest
residence hall in their honor.
26 Talon Award Gala Highlights Achievers
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Ten years...
I say often that we do what we do better than
anyone else. I know that is true.
Reinhardt is a university of relationships that offers such a unique combination of
challenge with support and encouragement. We have inexhaustible opportunities for
accomplishments and success, and we build self-confidence in our students for today
and tomorrow. We accept the challenge of faith and work to build from our values a
community of unity from our diversity. I am very proud of the community we have
nurtured. While it is easy to count buildings and programs, and each one of them is
vital, the true accomplishment of this wonderful place is its spirit.
I am very proud of our faculty.
Our faculty has brought together a spirit of creativity and imagination with a very
down-to-earth commitment to hard work. They have created learning opportunities that
are exciting and relevant. We remain committed to small class size because the teaching
and learning that occurs at Reinhardt is very personal. Our faculty members are masters
at teaching one-to-one — they teach not only the subject, but also the student.
I am very proud of our Trustees.
They lead this University with faith and commitment, and they are bound together
by an exciting view of Reinhardt’s future while they identify strongly with its traditions
and values.
Eight special alumni and friends were honored on this festive night.
I am very proud of our staff members.
Departments
I am proud of you.
Year in Review – celebrate Reinhardt’s successes
Honor Roll of Donors – friends who supported Reinhardt
during the 2011–12 year
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Alumni News – Evelyn Thacker Healan ,36, Brian Frey ,10,
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Athletics – New Coaches, Field House and Field, Football,
“The true accomplishment
of this wonderful place is
its spirit.”
They perform their complex and demanding tasks with intelligence and sensitivity.
They are truly our day-to-day backbone. If it needs to happen, they make it happen.
Your consistent commitment to who we are and what we do has made the last 10 years
possible. We need you; we need your support. Pray for us, tell the Reinhardt story, visit
our campus, and write a check today. We have more to do and more students to serve,
and it will take all of us to do it.
Thanks,
Golden Anniversary, Alumni Day, Alumnotes and In Memoriam
Women’s Soccer, AAC Softball Champs, Athletic Golf Tournament
J. Thomas Isherwood
President
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School of
We’re Growing!
Music...
“I encourage alumni and friends
to develop a special interest in
students at the University and
contribute time and finances.
They will find it to be especially
rewarding and very satisfying.”
Only 10 years ago...
Reinhardt had seven students majoring in music. By fall 2012,
Reinhardt will have almost 170 music majors and be the largest
music program at any private institution in Georgia. Contributions to this impressive growth include a new academic program,
highly experienced faculty, additional classroom space and dedicated
supporters and patrons. Reinhardt’s School of Music is growing, and to
meet the demands of this positive growth, a new program, five new faculty
and additional classroom space are being added this year.
New Academic Program: Musical Theatre
The music program will hit a high note in fall 2012 when the musical theatre program
takes the stage. As the only private university in Georgia to offer a degree in musical theatre,
Reinhardt will showcase the talent of more than 15 students this fall alone, with plans to grow
the program as the need increases each year. Faculty for the new program are already in place: Dr.
Tamara Harper will serve as director, while David Nisbet, director of the Reinhardt theater program, will also assist with musical theatre.
New Faculty
Students will soon be singing to the tune of a several new professors. Dr. Martha Shaw has been
appointed as a professor of music. She comes to Reinhardt from Shorter University, where she
served as professor of music and director of choral activities.
In 2008, she was honored with the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and
Scholarship. A specialist in vocal pedagogy for all ages, Shaw is active as a clinician and as a
guest conductor throughout the United States. A Cherokee County native, her 15 years of
experience as a public school music specialist
contribute significantly to her work.
In addition, Dr. Chuck Chandler and Dr.
Rebecca Salter, who were both assistant professors of music in voice at Shorter University, are
also coming to Reinhardt.
Additional Space
Above: The ground breaking for the Ken
White Music Center was held May 15,
2012, and included Architect Garland
Reynolds (from left), Trustee and naming
gift donor Ken White ‘61, Reinhardt Board
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of Trustees Chair William G. Hasty Jr. 67,
Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood, Student Government Association
President Virginia Hutton, Music Dean Dr.
Dennis K. McIntire and Brasfield & Gorrie
representative Chris Britton.
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The Ken White Music Center is a welcome addition to the growing music program. The 4,000
square foot space connects with the west wing of
the Falany Performing Arts Center and includes
six faculty studios, eight practice rooms and a classroom. The public is invited to help dedicate the
Center on Oct. 6 at 3 p.m., during Alumni Day/Fall
Family Weekend.
“The Ken White Music Center will just about
double the space available for our School of Music,
and it would not have been available to us without the
generosity of Mr. White,” said Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood,
president. — LHT
— Ken White ,61
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Alumnus Ken White 61 (right) and his
wife Myra attend the Falany Performing
Arts Center 10th Anniversary Gala.
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Meet Donor and Loyal Alumnus Ken White 61
C. Kenneth “Ken” White is an ideal alumnus. He’s a successful
businessman who is loyal to and involved with his alma mater.
A Cherokee County native, he received an AA from Reinhardt
and a BBA from The University of Georgia. After working
for several years as a certified public accountant, he opened
Whitecrest Carpets, where he became well known in the carpet
industry. After 20 years, he sold this business and is currently
president of White Capital Group in Dalton, Ga.
He generously provides resources.
While he ran a carpet business, Reinhardt only had to call to
receive carpet for almost every building on the campus. He
has made extraordinary financial gifts to Reinhardt in athletics,
music and numerous other projects.
He gives of his time.
He joined the Reinhardt Board of Trustees in 1983. He is an
active member of the Membership, Student Affairs and Finance
committees, and he chairs the Investment Committee. He is
present at every Trustee meeting and rarely misses a Trustee
committee meeting. He has also served on numerous University committees, including the Presidential Search Committee,
Blue Ribbon Committee and Technology Committee.
He directly helps students.
Many softball and baseball players this year and in previous
years are at Reinhardt because of either his recommendation
or his financial support. He has also mentored students by
meeting with them, learning about their goals, and sharing
career advice. Ken shared why he was so passionate about his
alma mater.
RU: How do you see your role as a RU Trustee?
KW: The buck stops with us. We offer support, make policy
and become Reinhardt disciples in our community. I try to be
knowledgeable in order to make good decisions on behalf of students, faculty and staff.
RU: Why did you choose athletics and music as
two areas to support?
KW: Athletics presents an opportunity for financial support.
For instance, baseball and softball (two teams I enthusiastically
encourage) help fill dorms. The success of these and other athletic teams creates a good image for Reinhardt. As for music, I
believe the School of Music can be a shining star and an asset
for the recruitment of quality students.
RU: Why have you chosen to be so involved?
KW: Reinhardt provided an affordable opportunity for me to
attend college while living at home. When I was first invited
to be a Trustee, I was busy building my business and could not
be as involved as I wanted. When I sold the business, I found
more time to devote to the Board of Trustees and developed
a greater interest in the University as a whole. I care about
Reinhardt and the history of this school and want Reinhardt
to continue to grow and at the same time retain some of our
strong traditions.
RU: Why do you encourage others to
support Reinhardt?
KW: Reinhardt serves an educational niche by helping both
privileged and underprivileged students. Reinhardt welcomes
all with an open door by serving a diverse population. I encourage alumni and friends to develop a special interest in students
at the University and contribute time and finances. They will
find it to be especially rewarding and very satisfying. — JEW
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Decade of Accomplishment
“There’s no doubt in my mind this institution has even
bigger accomplishments ahead. We’re not finished. We
are strongly committed to ‘what’s next?’ We have a lot
more to do, and I know we’ll do it.”
Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas “Tom” Isherwood (left) and Bettye Jo, his wife and
Reinhardt’s first lady, have served the University since July 2002.
In asking Tom and Bettye Jo Isherwood
for reflections on their tenure at Reinhardt, both smiled widely, but quickly
grew thoughtful.
“Talking about the last 10 years gives
us a wonderful opportunity to show how
much this University has changed, and
yet, how much it has stayed true to its
values and mission,” Dr. Isherwood said.
Mrs. Isherwood said they have benefited from “building upon those who
came before us, and it’s been inspirational to see the institution grow and
develop.”
Enrollment Growth
Athletic Expansion
»» from 1083 to 1300 students
»» from 13 to 18% minority
“This fall we expect to welcome almost
1300 students, which will include the largest freshman class in our history,” Dr. Isherwood said. “The increase in the number of
minority students is also a tremendous victory. Our enrollment growth is in response
to our quality undergraduate programs, as
well as the addition of well received programs aimed at graduate and nontraditional students.”
»» from 10 to 17 teams
“Part of the collegiate experience is sports,
whether you are playing or cheering from
the stands,” Dr. Isherwood said. “We want
to give opportunities for young people to
continue their interest in sports and to develop a lifelong passion for fitness.”
The Isherwoods enjoy Reinhardt athletics. “The games are so exciting, and everyone is looking forward to football,” Mrs.
Isherwood said. Football will begin practice
in 2012 and competition in 2013. Dr. Isherwood also mentioned the benefit of lighting the baseball and softball fields, which
expanded time for practice and games.
$35 Million Raised
Academic Depth and Scope
»» from 17 to more than 40 majors
»» from 54 to 73 full-time faculty
»» Graduate programs
»» Police Academy
»» Convocation of Artists & Scholars
“When I arrived, Reinhardt did not have
the program diversity we needed,” he said.
“Our program growth, as well as our offerings for working adults and graduate students, resulted from faculty creativity and
hard work. As we have added faculty, we
have focused on solid credentials, creativity
and experience. We have also emphasized
a commitment to teaching, mentoring,
community service and scholarship. Our
annual Convocation of Artists and Scholars
demonstrates the excellent work our students are doing.”
Name Change to
Reinhardt University
“The change reflected what our institution had already become in diversity
of programs and complexity,” Dr. Isherwood said. “The new name has been very
well accepted.”
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“People identify with our mission and values, and even in very tough financial times,
they have supported us with what we need
to respond to our students,” Dr. Isherwood
said. “We work hard to spread the word
about Reinhardt, and we are thankful for
generous alumni and friends who believe in
our cause and give year after year.”
Community Outreach
Mrs. Isherwood has been very involved in
the Falany Performing Arts Center Advisory Board and has enjoyed seeing the Center fine tune concert offerings and become
a cultural destination. She also commends
the Funk Heritage Center for educating
and entertaining school children and history buffs from across the region.
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Over the years, Reinhardt added state-ofthe-art facilities and renovated its older
structures. “We will open four buildings
this fall, our much-needed Science Center
has been funded, and we are considering
adding another wing on the residence hall,”
Isherwood said.
Values and UM affiliation
Despite the tremendous changes, Dr. Isherwood doesn’t think Reinhardt’s commitment to values or its United Methodist affiliation has changed. “We do an excellent
job of communicating our values,” he said.
“There’s a strong sense of commitment and
tradition which is very important to me
and to this institution.”
Mrs. Isherwood appreciates the UM
affiliation and enjoys campus ministry
events. On the Day of Prayer, “I went out
on the front porch and found a brightly
colored card with a prayer for me,” she said.
“Things like that keep us mindful of our
connection to faith.”
Next on the agenda
“There’s no doubt in my mind this institution has even bigger accomplishments
ahead,” he said. “We are very, very successful at meeting our strategic goals, and
this focus has given us financial stability
at a time when many similar institutions
were struggling. We’re not finished. We are
strongly committed to ‘what’s next?’ We
have a lot more to do, and I know we’ll
do it.” — MSW
CONVOCATION
& Scholars
A celebrationofofArtists
academic
achievements...
Convocation of Artists
and Scholars
CONVOCATION
Reinhardt’s best student minds and tal-
ofentArtists
& Scholars
convene every
spring for the Uni-
Student-Teacher Presentations
Deena Hutson, an early childhood major, presented what she had learned during student
teaching at Indian Knoll Elementary School.
versity’s Annual Convocation of Artists
& Scholars or COAS. The week boasts
music recitals, creative writing readings, a student research conference, a
student teacher portfolio exhibit, art
and science exhibits, internship presentations and a leadership conference.
April 5-10, 2010
www.reinhardt.edu/COAS
Research Conference
Interdisciplinary studies major Steven Karafa
presents his paper: The Rise of American
Anti-Communism and the Revised Standard
Version of the Bible.
Internship Presentations
English major Grace Pulliam, right, shares
her experience as a social media & editorial
intern for Get Stylin.
Science Poster Presentations
Katie Reed, right, a senior
biology major discusses her
research and findings about the
endangered Southern Darter.
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Ironing It All Out...
Reinhardt hosts the inaugural history symposium,
Etowah Valley Iron-Making and the Coming of the Civil War
This symposium was the first in a series that will examine
the history, culture and environment of the Etowah Valley.
G. Richard Wright ’97 ‘05, a local history expert, explains
the antebellum industrial history.
“We are excited about telling little-known
and never-heard-before stories that will
dramatically reshape our understanding
of the development of this region.”
–Dr. Ken Wheeler, History Professor
Mark Your Calendar
for the 2012 Civil War Book Discussions
Dr. Kenneth Wheeler, Reinhardt professor of history and
event coplanner, answers questions from two history
enthusiasts Parker Shultz (right) and Allie Shultz, son and
niece, respectively, of Dr. Julie Shultz (bottom), Reinhardt
associate professor of middle grades education.
Etowah Valley Iron-Making and the Coming of the Civil War
was held at Reinhardt on March 30 and 31, 2012. It explored the
history of antebellum iron production and was very well received
by more than 100 attendees.
With support from the Reinhardt History Program, the Georgia Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the
Humanities and through appropriations from the Georgia General
Assembly, the event included historic ironwork tours in Bartow
County; a keynote address focused on Jacob and Moses Stroup,
key Etowah Valley furnace builders and iron makers; a lecture
about the Civil War coming to Etowah Valley; and a panel discussion. The event was coordinated by Assistant Professor of History
Philip J. Unger and Professor of History Dr. Kenneth H. Wheeler.
The 2nd annual symposium will be in the spring
of 2013. Please see reinhardt.edu for details.
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Reinhardt will host a series of book discussions this fall on the
Civil War. The kickoff lecture will be “Why Did So Many Men
Die in the American Civil War?” to be given by Birmingham
Southern Provost and Professor of History Dr. Mark Schantz
in the Falany Performing Arts Center on Sept. 13, at 7 p.m.
The lecture, sponsored by the Georgia Humanities Council, is
free and open to the public.
The lecture will introduce the fall reading and discussion
series, “Making Sense of the American Civil War,” being held
across the U.S. to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the
Civil War. The Reinhardt discussions will be hosted by Dr.
Kenneth Wheeler and Dr. David Parker of Kennesaw State
University on Sept. 18, Oct. 2, Oct. 16, Oct. 30, and Nov. 13
at 7 p.m. in the Canton YMCA Reinhardt Room.
This series has been made possible through a grant from
the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association, which is being administered locally
by the Georgia Humanities Council. For book titles and more
details, see www.reinhardt.edu.
Familiar Faces on TV & in the News
Police Academy Grads in the Spotlight
Three Reinhardt Police Academy
graduates, Officers Ryan Campbell,
Stephen Delman and Shane Smith,
were recently recognized for exceptional service in the line of duty.
Campbell helped save a life, and Delman and Smith rescued a man from a
burning home.
Police Academy graduates have also been featured in the cable
television shows Pit Bulls & Parolees on Animal Planet and Cell
Block 6: Female Lockup on The Learning Channel.
“Our graduates are working in all types of public safety positions. We have alumni employed by various law enforcement agencies across the state, including the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Georgia State Patrol. One of our first graduates was
recently selected for a SWAT team assignment,” Lester Drawdy,
Reinhardt’s Police Academy director, said. “Our graduates are landing jobs in their field. Out of our 155 grads, almost three-quarters
are now working in law enforcement. The employment rate will
continue to increase as our most recent graduates find jobs.”
The 6-month evening program combines college-level academic courses with practical hands-on learning, which differentiates
Reinhardt from other P.O.S.T. certified academies. Students complete the training requirements to become certified peace officers
in Georgia while also earning 15 semester hours of college credit
towards an associate’s degree in criminal justice.
New classes start in August, January and May. For more information, see reinhardt.edu/policeacademy. ––MSW
Reinhardt Adds Online
Degree Completion Programs
& Off Campus Site in Woodstock
To help working adults more easily complete their degrees,
Reinhardt is adding online programs and an off campus site.
The online degree completion program in criminal justice will
start classes in August 2012, with a new group of students
starting classes every 10 weeks. The online bachelor degree
completion program in health care adm inistration will be
offered online beginning in spring 2013.
In addition, the Master of Arts in Business Administration
will be offered at a new off campus site: the Chambers at City
Center at 8534 Main Street in downtown Woodstock, Ga.
For information on how to apply,
see reinhardt.edu/online
Noble Foundation Grant Funds Repairs
at Funk Heritage Center
The Samuel Roberts Noble foundation, Inc., funded a grant to
remove and replace the shingle roofs on two historic cabins and
in the blacksmith shop in the Funk Heritage Center’s Appalachian Settlement.
Since opening in 1999, the Funk Heritage Center has welcomed more than 128,000 visitors, more than half of whom were
school children from 13 surrounding counties.
Dr. Joseph Kitchens, Center director, praised the Noble Foundation for their generous assistance. “The Appalachian Settlement,” he said, “is a central component for both historical and
environmental education programming. It is the educational platform for many of our school field trips, public events and other
programs including our annual Georgia History Timeline. More
than 2,300 students attended this living history program last fall.
While the museum is devoted primarily to the Southeastern Indians, the Settlement is essential to interpreting the Appalachian
frontier.” —MAH
(Above) The Blacksmith Shop
was one of the Funk Heritage
Center structures repaired using a Noble Foundation Grant.
These buildings are in the Appalachian Settlement, an area
used to interpret the frontier
experience.
(Below) Marvin Garner shows
caning during Pioneer Days, a
spring event.
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Premiere Science Center
to be Ready for Fall 2013
Named for Loyal Alumni...
Hubbard Hall
Plans for the much-need science center are
shaping up nicely. The Woodruff Foundation,
together with gifts from friends and the George
Lawson estate, will finance the new facility.
The Hubbards have supported their alma
mater with their time, talents and treasure.
To recognize more than 70 years of dedication, Reinhardt has named the newest
residence hall in their honor.
Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard ’36 ’37
The new science center will emphasize undergraduate scientific research. As Reinhardt expands its scientific instruction,
University planners can start to consider health professions
such as nursing and medical technology.
The $4.5 million science center will include four fully
equipped labs, three classrooms, various small spaces for student research and new faculty offices. Following its completion, the Samuel C. Dobbs Science Hall will be renovated.
“It’s inspiring to look back and see how this building project has come together.”
— Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood, Reinhardt President
The need was critical. Biology had become one of Reinhardt’s most
popular majors, and space was in short supply. Labs and lectures
were being taught in the same areas, which resulted in less effective
instruction. The strategic plan included a new science center, and
plans were being developed to add fully equipped labs, classrooms,
individual student research spaces and faculty offices. Samuel C.
Dobbs Science Hall would also be renovated. All that was needed
was the $4.5 million to fund the project.
Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood and Advancement Vice President JoEllen Bell Wilson ,61 have spent the past
several years looking for interested donors. The George Lawson
Estate provided the initial $2 million. Reinhardt trustees and the
Northside Hospital Foundation pledged or donated almost $1
million. The Woodruff Foundation completed the needed funding
with a $1.5 million gift.
Isherwood recognizes the generous supporters who are making
this new science center possible. “It’s inspiring to look back and
see how this building project has come together. I’m thankful to
George Lawson for believing in Reinhardt and putting us in his
will. And to the two foundations for agreeing to help us meet this
need. And to our trustees Nancy Simms, Billy Hasty, Billy Hayes,
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Deborah Marlowe and several anonymous donors. Because of all
this support, Reinhardt will have a premier science building by the
fall of 2013.”
Science faculty members are looking forward to having additional space designed to meet their needs. Assistant Professor of
Biology Dr. Irma Santoro said the new science center “will allow
us... to finally undertake laboratory experiments that we have not
been able to do because of very little space... We will finally be able
to separate lab and lecture so that we can set up for the lab prior to
the class. This will allow us to incorporate more involved labs into
the curriculum.”
Assistant Professor of Biology Zachary Felix agrees. “With the
new building, we will have more lecture rooms and a dedicated
lab space for each area in biology, which will make instruction so
much more efficient. And, maybe more important, we will get an
infusion of updated equipment. Biology, particularly the areas of
molecular biology and microbiology, are moving so quickly, and
the equipment we have needs to be improved.”
Plans call for construction to start in fall 2012 so the building
can be ready to welcome students for fall 2013. — MSW
Specifics on Hubbard Hall
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Houses 72 male students
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Two students share a bedroom and bath. Common
study areas are included in each two-room suite.
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Next to the Fincher Visual Arts Center overlooking
the Falany Performing Arts Center Lake Mullenix
Planning is underway to add a second 72-bed
wing to open fall 2013.
I met Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard ’36 ’37 in
the early 1990s when I began working as Reinhardt’s alumni
director, said JoEllen Bell Wilson ’61. They were cochairing
a fund raising effort by the Classes of 1934 to 1938. They
wrote letters, called friends and ultimately raised more than
$200,000 to build the Bratton Carillon, named for the president of Reinhardt while they were students. Their efforts also
established the Bratton Scholarship Fund.
Marjorie was born in Ball Ground, Ga., in 1916. (She’s
a young 96-year-old and doesn’t mind that I tell her age!)
She came to Reinhardt in 1935 and lived in a private home
in Waleska while attending classes. After graduating in
1937, she taught for a year at the Etowah School and then
moved to Woodstock to teach at the New Bethel School.
She became reacquainted with a fellow teacher, Glenn
Hubbard, Reinhardt Class of 1936. They courted and then
married in 1940.
During World War II, Glenn went to work for Bell Aircraft Corporation. After the war, he returned to teaching,
but in 1950, he started a career in accounting. He worked
in that field until he retired in 1980. He passed away in
January 2002.
Marjorie, a life-long educator, retired from Woodstock
Elementary School in the early 1970s.
The Hubbards have one daughter, Elaine, who retired as
a mathematics professor from Kennesaw State University in
2003. When the Hubbards were honored at the 2012 Talon
Awards Gala, Elaine accepted the plaque commemorating
the name of Reinhardt’s newest residence hall. (see p. 26)
The Hubbards’ support earned them the 2003 Reinhardt Alumni Loyalty Award. Marjorie makes an annual
gift in her husband’s memory to benefit Reinhardt students,
and Reinhardt is a beneficiary of their will.
To recognize these gifts, and to thank the Hubbards
for more than 70 years of dedication to their alma mater, Reinhardt Trustees have named the newest residence
hall the Glenn H. and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard Residence Hall.
“I’m looking forward to gathering with Reinhardt
alumni, students, parents and friends for the grand opening
of this fine building on Alumni Day, Oct. 6, 2012,” Wilson
said. “It’s sure to be a fine occasion.” — JEW
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Generations of Love for Education
Tippens Memorial Endowment Fund
It was a love story
that began a century ago. In January
1910, Mamie Cleo Cagle and Charles Monroe Tippens met in a
one room school house called Sandy Plains. He was 21 years old
and the “new” teacher for the school, and she was 16 years old, an
older seventh grader anxious to learn. When school let out in June
1911, Monore wrote to Cleo telling her he would like to see all
of his students, but her most of all. As she’d had her eyes on him
too throughout the year, they began to date and were married on
December 24, 1911.
They raised a family of six girls and one boy: Willie B, Annie
D, LeRoy, Ruth, Margaret, Marjorie and Betty. The descendants of
Monroe and Cleo have been the primary beneficiaries of their de-
Field House, Field, Hubbard Hall, Ken White Music
Center, Eagle Statue, Education Classrooms
To get ready for more students, programs and football, the Campus has buzzed
with construction. The new turf field is complete, Hubbard Residence Hall and
the Ken White Music Center will be ready for fall classes, and the Athletic Field
House will open in mid-September. The bottom floor of Paul Jones has been converted to education classrooms, and alumni and students have enjoyed posing by
the new Eagle Statue next to the Hasty Student Life Center. See p. 3, 9 & 35.
Academic Excellence, New Programs & Locations
The Convocation of Artists and Scholars continued to grow in awareness and participation. Reinhardt launched a Master of Education in Early Childhood Education
and added a new site in Woodstock, Ga. Reinhardt’s first online programs, a degree
completion program in criminal justice, was approved to launch in fall 2012, and an
online degree completion program in healthcare administration will start in Spring
2013. A Master of Public Administration with a criminal justice concentration is in
the final approval stages; it is scheduled to start in spring 2013.
Supports Alma Mater with Time, Treasure
“The benefits and opportunities that Reinhardt gives
students come in many shapes and sizes, however,
without these gracious people giving of their time,
talents, and financial contributions, those opportunities
that I was offered wouldn’t be available.”
Music Program Growth; Addition of Musical Theatre
Due to energetic recruiting, a more widely known reputation, and an increasing
number of incredibly talented students and faculty, Reinhardt’s music program has
grown substantially. A new degree in musical theater has been added, and a new
music facility designed, funded and constructed. As a result, Reinhardt will have
the largest private music program in the state of Georgia. See p. 4 & 5 for more.
— Ryan Satterfield ’95
When Ryan Satterfield stepped onto Reinhardt’s campus in the fall
of 1991, he didn’t know what his future would hold, but he knew
he had found a second home. For more than a decade, he has been
a constant champion for Reinhardt, unchanging in his commitment to help other students receive the same opportunities he did.
“It didn’t take me long to realize that Reinhardt was going to
be a special place for me,” remembers Satterfield, a 1995 graduate.
“I immediately became involved in the campus community, both
socially and academically, and the benefits that both of those gave
me paved the way for many more opportunities later in life.”
After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Satterfield spent the next three years working in Reinhardt’s Office of Admissions. It was during this time that he began
to see the need for philanthropy.
“I witnessed on a daily basis the impact that giving back had on
our student body and our campus as a whole,” he said. “The benefits and opportunities that Reinhardt gives students come in many
shapes and sizes, however, without these gracious people giving of
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“Despite a very challenging economy, this has been a year of
exceptional excitement, energy and activity,” said Reinhardt
President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood. “Reinhardt University
is the most dynamic institution of learning in Georgia.”
votion to education, and now account for more than 50 bachelors
degrees, 25 masters degrees, and 13 doctoral degrees. To date, 12
of their descendants have attended Reinhardt.
As education, and Reinhardt as well, has been in the forefront
of this family’s existence for the last century, Margaret Tippens
Dobson has established an endowment in her parents memory. The
Charles Monroe & Mamie Cleo Tippens Memorial Endowment
Fund will provide scholarships for deserving students.
“Reinhardt has played a major role in the educational background of my family,” said Margaret’s son, Jeffrey. “What better
way for my mother to honor that heritage than establish an endowment in honor of her parents, the founding members of our
family.”— LHT
Ryan Satterfield ’95
2011-2012 Highlights
Ryan Satterfield (right) with his family - wife,
Kelly, daughter, Chloe, and son, Carson.
their time, talents, and financial contributions, those opportunities
that I was offered wouldn’t be available.”
Satterfield has pursued a career in education and this fall will
begin a new role as an assistant principal at Woodland Middle
School in Bartow County, Ga., but he is still consistently doing his
part to continue the Reinhardt experience. He not only has been
a member of the 1883 Club, a giving society that gives a continual $18.83 a month, he also volunteers his time on the Reinhardt
Alumni Board of Governors.
Satterfield urges his fellow alumni to join him in supporting
the students of Reinhardt. “I would encourage alumni to do whatever they can and feel comfortable doing. In some cases, that may
mean simply telling their Reinhardt story. If you are looking for
an easy way to give financially, the 1883 Club would be a great fit.
If volunteering is something you want to do, contact the Alumni
Office, volunteers are always needed. Regardless of what type of
efforts you are willing to give, I can assure you it will be put to
helping the mission of Reinhardt.” — EPH
Are You Ready for Football?
The eight-person coaching staff is in place. The turf field and
athletic field house are on track. Recruiting has been
very successful, and more than 130 football players
are ready to begin practice this fall. Reinhardt
football has been accepted to compete in
the Mid-South Conference and will begin
intercollegiate competition during fall 2013.
Reinhardt now fields 17 scholarship athletic
teams. Almost 25 percent of the student
population plays an intercollegiate sport.
See more on p. 35 & 36.
Fund Raising Success:
Annual Fund Tops
$1 million
Reinhardt alumni, faculty, staff,
donors and friends contributed a
record $1,011,062 to the annual
appeal. In addition, capital campaign funds were secured to construct a music center and science
center. The Funk Heritage Center
and campus right-of-way project
also received capital campaign gifts.
––MSW
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Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
Annual Report & Honor Role of Donors
Pinnacle Society
($100,000 +)
Georgia United Methodist Commission
on Higher Education
Angel & George M. Lawson Estate
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
W. I. H. & Lula E. Pitts Foundation
Steven & Nancy Gordy Simms
C. Kenneth & Myra White ‘61
White Family Foundation
Tower Club
($50,000–$99,999)
Anonymous
The Evelyn and Frank Gordy Foundation
Harriet H. McDonald Estate
Stuart & Eulene Murray Foundation
Benefactor’s Club
($25,000 - $49,999)
Sis Brown
Georgia DOT, Grant to Improve Right of Way
Joan U. McFather
I’ll always remember Reinhardt. It’s in my will.
John A. McGarity ’48
Leadership Circle
($10,000 - $24,999)
For more information about planned giving, contact JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘61
at 770-720-5545 or JEW@reinhardt.edu.
2011–2012 Annual Fund
Amount Percent
Given of Total
Funds
A Day
$102,703
10.2%
Annual Scholarships
$424,766
42.0%
$17,465
1.7%
Athletic Golf
Direct Mail
$50,279
5.0%
Golf Classic
$132,740
13.1%
$16,675
1.6%
Honoree
Ministerial Golf
$22,210
2.2%
$124,928
12.4%
Phonathon
$29,929
3.0%
Reinhardt Family
$16,651
1.6%
Trustee
$70,350
7.0%
$2,345
.2%
$132
0%
Total $1,011,062
100%
Unrestricted Funds
Alumni Board ofTOTAL
Governors
Ambassadors
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Amount
Given
Percent
of Total
A Day
$102,703
10.2%
Annual Scholarships
$424,766
42.0%
Funds
Appalachian Mountain Regional Campus
Council
The Brown-Whitworth Foundation
Care Solutions, Inc.
Churches Homes Foundation, Inc.
Coca-Cola North America
The Community Foundation of Northwest
Georgia
Copperfield Energy
Samuel C. Dobbs Estate
LaTrelle Lanier Ethridge ‘41
Fincher-Loughridge Foundation, Inc.
Georgia Independent College Association
Jim & Jayne Hasson, Jr.
John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc.
Paul W. Jones Fund
Mrs. Russell O. Neal
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc.
Padgett Group
Hugh & Mary Jane Peterson, Jr.
The Sandridge Foundation
Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates
United Methodist Higher Education Foundation
Pacesetter’s Club
($5,000 - $9,999)
Anonymous
Brenda Cagle Barnes ‘65
BB&T
Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC
Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation
Thomas W. & Carolyn B. Carter ‘61
Clark & Ruby Baker Foundation
Dash LP
Marshall & Kathy Day,Sr.
First Cherokee State Bank
Frances Wood Wilson Foundation
General Board of Global Ministries of the UMC
General Board of Higher Education and
Ministry
SunTrust Bank Trusteed Foundations:
Greene-Sawtell Foundation
Hawkins Foundation, Inc.
Scott D. & Susan Hawkins
Fred H. Henritze
Peter Allen Jernigan
Joe E. Johnston Foundation
Deborah Marlowe
North Georgia Conference, UMC
North Georgia United Methodist Foundation, Inc.
Northside Hospital-Cherokee
Roy Rice & Ellen A. Reagan
Scholarship America
SEI
The Chatlos Foundation, Inc.
The Varsity, Inc.
Glenn D. & Susan Warren
Drs. Anil & Monika Yadav
Chairman’s Club
($2,500 - $4,999)
AT&T Georgia Pioneers
Allgood Pest Solutions
Amerisure Insurance
Anonymous
Richard & Angela Bell
John H. & Joy Adams Bennett, Jr. ‘65 ‘90
Big Canoe Company, LLC
Eddie & Katherine Brewer
Charles K. & Carolyn Cobb, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymon H. Cox
Franklin R. & Carolyn R. Croker ‘54 ‘54
Duke Reality
ExxonMobil Foundation
L. Austin & Beatrice Flint
Sharon A. Gay
Georgia Power Foundation
Georgia Student Finance Authority
God’s World Publications Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. M. David Gregory
Janice R. Hamrick ‘59
Hasty, Pope LLP
Mr. & Mrs. William Hayes
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hearn Jr.
Helping Hands Ministries, Inc.
Homeowners Association of Big Canoe, Inc.
Dr. J. Thomas & Bettye Jo Isherwood
Lynn H. Johnston
LGE Community Credit Union
Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation
The Landon Group, Inc.
William D. & Nell Magruder
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
McClure Family Foundation
Norman W. & Barbara A. Paschall ‘94H
Pickens County Board of Education
Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison &
Norwood, LLC
William G. & Beverly Pritchard, Jr.
G. Cecil & Myrna Pruett
The R. A. Bowen Trust
Ray M. & Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation
Pinnacle Society
Tower Club
Benefactor’s Club
Leadership Circle
Pacesetter’s Club
Chairman’s Club
President’s Club
Dean’s Club
Patron’s Club
Century Club
Associate’s Club
$100,000 +
$50,000–$99,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$10,000 - $24,999
$5,000 - $9,999
$2,500 - $4,999
$1,000 - $2,499
$500 - $999
$250 - $499
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
Regions Bank
Roswell-Alpharetta AAUW
The Snodgrass Foundation
Charles Austin Stephens
TPA Realty Services, LLC
Universal Alloy Corporation
Gary C. & Brenda H. Waddell ‘68 ‘68
J. M. Wilkerson Construction, Inc
President’s Club
($1,000 - $2,499)
Alan Reed Memorial Scholarship
Alan D. & Judith Allen
America’s Junior Miss Scholarship Foundation,
Inc.
Amicalola EMC
Anonymous
AT&T Georgia
Ralph W. & Sandra Smith Balchin Jr. ‘65
Barnes Law Group, LLC
Thomas A. Bethel
Big Canoe Chapel, Inc.
Myrtie A. Black Estate
R. Dean & Grace H. Boswell ‘47
The Bowden Spratt Law Firm PC
Calhoun First UMC
The Charter Foundation, Inc.
Cherokee Community Chorale
Cherokee County Retired Educators Association
Chick-Fil-A, Inc.
Children’s Restoration Network
Cobb Electric Membership Corp.
Coca-Cola Refreshments
The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
Creekview High School
James L. Curry, Jr.
Daisy Davies Educational Foundation
Brenda Daly
Lillian B. Darden
Dizzy Dean Baseball, Inc.
Duluth High School
The Etowah Scholarship Foundation Inc
Fergus Lodge No. 135
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
Follett Higher Education Group
Bob & Susan Freeman
Friends of the Arts for Shorter College, Inc
Ron Gazaway
Gila Distributing - Georgia, Inc.
Gilmer Christian Learning Center
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Patron’s Club
Dean’s Club
$500 - $999
Honor
Roll of Donors
2011–2012
Gilmer Education Foundation, Inc.
Gordon County Board of Education
Jack H. & Dawn Morrison Gray ‘64
Habersham Properties
Paul & Ellen Harper
G. Dennis & Jeanette Wakefield Harris, Jr.
‘58 ‘58
William G. Hasty Jr. ‘67
Donald & Judy Hausfeld
Havertys Furniture Companies, Inc.
Dr. Ralph E. & Jean Holmes Helser ‘59
The Rev. R. Olin & Donna Chastain Herndon
‘57 ‘57
Calvin & Cheryl Hill
James C. & Margaret Nesbitt Hobbs ‘65
Betty Holland
Homer & Juanita Hughes
Robert P. & Barbara Hunter, Jr.
Rick Ingram
John McEachern PTSA
Kaiser Permanente
The Kroger Company Foundation
Thomas H. & Jean Krueger
Martha J. Lancaster ‘60
The Landon Group, Inc.
Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church
Little & Smith, Inc.
George Lucktenberg
Wright & Barbara H. Martin
Paul & Susan May
Ellen McElyea & Mr. Robert Dyer
The Melvin Teetz Revocable Trust
The Rev. Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55
Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon
The Hon. Kipling Louise McVay
Mount Bethel UMC
Mount Carmel Christian Church
Richard Mullenbach
Noonday Baptist Association
Northside UMC
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
Mathew Avary & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05 ‘04
Professional Assoc. of Georgia Educators
Foundation, Inc.
R. T. Jones Memorial Community Foundation, Inc.
Harrison & Dorothy Reeves
Reynolds Architects, PC
Garland & Bonnie Reynolds
Louis & Katianne Riccardi, D.D.S.
Mr. & Mrs. Horace L. Richards
A. R. & Elaine Fraser Roberts, III ‘84
Rosebud McCormick Foundation Inc
The Scottish Rite Foundation of Georgia
Rod & Sandi Sentell
Service League of Cherokee County
David & Caroline Smith
James R. Sowell
Steven L. & Cristal Stancil ‘73
Johnny L. Stone
Summerville-Trion Rotary Club
SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation Matching
Gifts
SunTrust Directed Funds: Asbury-Warren
Foundation
Sydney Mae Taylor Foundation, Inc.
Earle Taylor, III
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The Bowden Spratt Law Firm PC
The Charter Foundation, Inc.
The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
The Etowah Scholarship Foundation Inc
The Kroger Company Foundation
The Melvin Teetz Revocable Trust
The Teasley Fund
Huie L. & Sonya Chilton Turner ‘83 ‘83
TVA/Power Distributors Scholarship
United Community Banks
William L. Wester ‘96H
Holly Williams
Steve & Robin Williams ‘73
Venette Morgan Williams
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Melody Wilson & David D. Wilson
Neely & Kathy T. Young
Dean’s Club
($500 - $999)
A Aarcher Services, Inc.
Paul H. & Marian F. Anderson, Sr.
Anonymous
W. Scott & Katharine Armentrout
Keith Bell
Thomas M. & Karen L. Beman
Bent Tree Foundation, Inc.
Wayne & Marie Berkner
James N. Bohannon, Jr. ‘51
Beth Adams Bowser ‘68
Michael & Nancy Buchieri
Robert E. Byrd & Michelle DeHaven
Marguerite Thigpen Cline ‘58
Committee to Elect Judge Ellen McElyea
Jerry W. Cooper
Steve Crain
Credit Union of Georgia
Crigler Enterprises, Inc.
Lucretia M. & Bill Davenport
Jarrett L. Davis, III
Danny & Bonnie L. DeBord
Deluxe Athletics LLC
D.A. & Robin Dobbins
Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65 ‘64
Earl Dolive
Dr. Robert Driscoll
Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56
C. Jack & Maye Lyon Eaton ‘56 ‘58
Emerginet-Cherokee Emergency Services
Family Plan, Inc.
First Beacon Capital LLC
The Rev. Dr. Ron & Yvonne Flowers
Jerry & Carol Foster
Gregory & Carol Fowler
Friends of the Cobb Symphony Orchestra
Gentle Force Chiropractic
George Mitchell Allen Foundation, Inc.
Georgia Impact Fastpitch Organization
Georgia Master Gardener Association Inc.
Gibbs Landscape Company
Brian K. & Angela Galloway Griffin ‘87 ‘86
Richard & Debbie Griffiths
Rex & Joan Hamilton
Tim & Sue Haney
The Hon. Joe Frank & Elizabeth Harris
Hartwell First UMC
W. Richard & Margaret Hauenstein
Camille Hegg
Carlton W. & Martha Jane Hendrix, Sr.
The Rev. Dr. C. R. Hill, Jr.
Hillside UMC
Dianna E. Hinton
Dorothy J. Hobbs
David W. Howe
International Essential Tremor Foundation
Margaret C. Jackson
Johns Creek UMC
Dr. William J. & Mary Beavers Johnston ‘56
Tony Johnston
Jimmy S. Jordan Sr.
Lynn & Larry Kellogg
Sharyn Kerns
Salacoa Valley Kiwanis Club
Joel & Sheila Ingle Langford ‘91
Lanier Goodman Foundation
Dr. Stephen S. & Jane Wong Law ‘69 ‘71
Betty Littleton
Jean & Wayne Maffett
Barbara L. Manous
Denise M. Martin ‘84
Jennifer A. Matthews ‘90
Kirk M. McAlpin, Jr.
Dr. Dennis K. McIntire
Flora Ella McIntire
The Rev. R. Gregory & Lydia Meadows
John S. & Carolyn R. Millar
Maurice M. & Pansie G. Moore ‘67
James & Mary Mozley
NGMC Auxiliary Inc.
Betty Champion Parrott ‘54
L. Lamar & Melody Pendley ‘01
Gerald F. Perry ‘54
Darrell & Kay Pippin
David & Cecelia Ratcliffe
Renasant Bank
C. Nelson & Marie Gates Richardson ‘57 ‘58
William O. & Alice S. Riley
Ringgold Band Boosters
Roach, Caudill & Gunn LLP
Sylvia Wheeler Roberts
Dr. Eddie B. & Sylvia R. Robertson
Rotary Club of Woodstock
Dr. Ricardo Sanchez
Pamela & Robert Schindler
Franklin D. Self
Sheriff Roger Garisson Charities, Inc.
Ken & Geraldine Slaughter
Garrett P. Smith
Snapping Shoals Electric Trust, Inc.
Lovedia S. Snow
Solid Solutions
Southeast Restoration Group
James D. Spratt, Jr.
Mr. Dave Street
Mel & Linda Teetz
The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc.
John & Dana Tidwell
Traditions Turf Management, Inc.
Randell E. Trammell ‘03, MBA ‘09
Arthur & Lori Tribble
A.S. Turner & Sons, Inc.
Turner Construction Company
Drew Tutton
Bill & Lisa Vandiver
Jennings E. Watkins
Wetland & Ecological Consultants, LLC
L. Susan Williamson ‘74
Stanford G. Wilson
Windstream Corporation
The Xerox Foundation
Dr. John Yelvington
John W. & Glenda Young
Patron’s Club
($250 - $499)
Robert & Catherine Adams
Alpharetta First UMC
David L. Andrews ‘82
Chuck Angulo & Kathleen Fisher
Antioch Baptist Church North
Scott J. & Christine S. Arnold
Eric Alvin Ballinger, P.C.
Anne Vickers Barton ‘65
Cannon Barton
The Bedford Falls Group, LLC
Glenda & Devoy Bell
Patrick & Charlotte Bellantoni
Elizabeth Davis Berkner ‘54
James W. Boswell, Jr.
Roger & Sherry Branka
Bremen First UMC
Diana Briscoe
Carey H. Brown
Robert M. & Joelen Brown, Sr. ‘61
Sylvia M. Brown
Bug Busters
Dan & Carolyn Robinson Burkholder ‘80
Business & Professional Women - Canton/
Cherokee Chapter
Philip M. & Barbara Stafford Byrd ‘48 ‘56
Kenneth E. Carter ‘66
Nancy T. Carter
John A. & Sara Jo Cauble
Pat Chastain
Cherokee Bank
Cherokee Floor Covering, Inc.
David B. Chester
Gordon & Sharon Christensen
Alexander J. & Georgia E. Ciaputa ‘81
Alexander & Hilda Clark
Seth Coffee
Cooperative Education Fund
Martha Covington
Fred Crain
George R. Cross
Charles L. Davidson III
C. W. & Alice Dennard
S. Jackson & Sara Bookhardt Dorsey ‘59 ‘60
Dyer & Rusbridge
Andrew M. Edwards Jr.
Catherine B. Emanuel
Robert J. & Sara Wilder Eubanks ‘56 ‘56
Ms. Margaret Collins Feehery
Wallace & Betty Jo Fowler
Yeteva & Bert Frye
George & Judy Galphin
Odie P. & Kebra Galt, III
Georgia Florida United Methodist Federal
Credit Union
William & Susan Gibson
Edward & Julie Gill
$250 - $499
Howard & Patricia D. Hackney ‘61
Peggy McIntosh Hancock ‘61
Angela D. Harlow ‘08
David E. & Susan Harrison
Will & Renay Heath
The Rev. Sandra D. Henry ‘63
Mitchell Henson
Maureen Hicks
Paul & Carole Holley
Donald C. & Susan Holmes ‘71
Charles & Carol Ivie
Gene Jernigan
Joe N. Guy Co., Inc.
Junior Service League of Woodstock
Cynthia M. Kiernan
Kiker Wealth Management LLC
William R. & Carlene Kincaid ‘69
William & Ann Kinzer
Dr. Joseph H. & Karen Kitchens
David & Cindy Laminack
Roger R. Lee
Harriett Lindsey
Laura Link
Robert & Margaret Logan
Ray & Janis Lytle, Jr.
The Revs. Zach & Leigh Sparks Martin
Michael & Laura Keele Martinez ‘75
Bess A. McDaris
Tom & Joan McEvoy
Terry & Charlotte McKenzie
The Rev. H. D. & Joy Melton
Diane Moore
G. David Moore
George D. Morse
Seaborn T. & Karen Smith Moss ‘65 ‘65
Mountain Lakes Insurance
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Inc.
T. Brett Mullinix
William H. Nichols, Jr.
Norfolk Southern Foundation-Matching Gifts
Northwestern Benefit Corporation of Georgia
William O’Callaghan, Jr.
Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Program
Robert Gary & Bonnie L. Otts ‘65
Leonard Pagano
Pickens County Chamber of Commerce
Pilgrim’s Pride
Pillow Perfect, Inc
Larry L. & Janice Prather
Private Bank of Buckhead
Eric J. Puckett ‘89
RDA Systems, Inc.
Denny M. Rey ‘06
Donald R. Richardson ‘65
Jerry M. Rogers
Roytec Industries, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Ruthsatz
John Sakers
Mariellen Schultz
Lanier Shelnutt
Norman K. Shove ‘68
John D. Shurley
Sylvia B. Bowen Shurling ‘48
Ann D. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey K. Smith
Jack H. & Ruby A. Smith ‘38
Sportran 2 Inc.
Barbara Stine
Century Club
$100 - $249
Steve Strickland
M. Cash Striplin ‘71
F. Len & Patsy Cochran Sturdivant ‘61 ‘61
J. Atwood Taylor III
Zelma Taylor
The Rev. Charles R. & Barbara Thomas
James H. & Anna S. Turner ‘76
Edwin N. & Margie Cox Varner ‘54 ‘54
James C. & Sherry Hopkins Wallace Jr. ‘85 ‘90
Wesley C. & Linda Wallace Walraven ‘65 ‘65
Marsha S. White
David Whitley
Brian Wildman
Wayne & Vicki Wilson
Mark S. Witten
Woodstock Outlet
Rusty & Kelley Wright
Emily McCormick Wyatt ‘03
Edna Roquemore Young ‘56
Century Club
($100 - $249)
A Kwik Bail Bond
Francis & Bobbie Aaron
Ace Plumbing, Inc.
Action Trailer Leasing, Inc
Kristin Adams
L. Cecile Adams ‘61
L B. Ahrens Jr.
Ronald & Shirley Akers
Herbert & Martha Alford
Judy Allen
Allen Temple A.M.E. Church
Mary Anna Moore Allison-Houston ‘51
Marion Allred ‘59
Vinny & Diane Amatulli
American Professional Search, Inc.
David & Annieka Anderson
Frederick & Elizabeth Anderson
Kenneth J. & Holly Hochstetler Anderson ‘72 ‘72
Stuart A. & Gloria C. Anderson
Anonymous
Anonymous
William Ansley
Andrew & Julia Archer
Carlos & Cheryl Arnaud
Gene & Joyce Arnold
The Rev. Cindy H. & Randy Autry
Aime Baars
Rebecca & David Babcock
Doyle & Willie Jean Bailey ‘88
Col. George L. Bailey USMC (Ret.)
Rick D. & Linda Cannon Bailey ‘74 ‘74
Sheila Chatfield Bailey ‘54
Robert Baird
Danielle Bailey Balint ‘84
Patricia Ball
Irene Barker
Ronald & Penny Barnes
Barrow Automotive
John F. Barrows ‘76
F. Lamar & Janice Blalock Barton ‘58 ‘58
Mary C. Barton
Bates Properties
Philip Beamer
Walter & Anita Beck
Kenneth E. & Sandra M. Bedelle ‘67
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Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
Mark D. & Amy Saxon Belcher ‘99
Bells Ferry Texaco
The Bill Weeks Charitable Foundation
E. N. Bishop
Malan & Joan Blanchard
Dr. Michael & Eleanor Blass
Jorge & Mary Blohm
The Boeing Company
John & Penny Boemanns
Tina Hedden Boosel ‘94
Marjorie Bowman
Kirk Bozeman
Harold & Nan Bradshaw
Jerry W. Brannon
Michael J. Bridgewater
A. Allan Brittain
Peter J. & Julie E. Bromstad ‘97
John F. Brooke ‘47
Gene & Kathleen Brooks
Amanda Cook Brown ‘98
Ronald & Karen Brown
James & Sue Browning
Richard F. Buhl DDS
Robert E. & Lynda Drennon Buice ‘61
Robert E. Bullard
Mark & Cynthia Murphy Bundy ‘89
Laura Baynes Burchfield ‘89
Bob Burkholder
Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65
Dennis & Mary Burnette
Bobby & Rebecca Burnley
Carroll & Jean Burns
Christopher Glenn Busby ‘02
Wilson & Gail Bush
Bruce & Lisa Bynum
Charles W. Byrd
H. Davis & Kay M. Byrd
C & K Paving Contractors, Inc.
Colleen T. & Warren G. Cagle ‘48
Joanne P. Caldwell ‘54
Alfred & Nancy Camp
David Campbell
Robert Campbell
Canton Insurance Agency
Canton Northside Pharmacy, Inc.
Canton Tire and Wheel
Canton Wellness Center, LLC
Carol Cantrell
Jean R. Cantrell
Lamar & Mary Rachel Cantrell ‘64
Carol Carlsen & Stan Taraskewich
C.W. Carmichael
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Carriere, III ‘92
Richard D. Carringer
John & Elizabeth F. Carter ‘71
Frances E. Cason
William Cassidy
Robert & Janet Cavin, Sr.
Bobby L. Caviness
Stanley Chambers
Steve & Joan Chambers
Chandler Graphics
Curtis A. & Daphne M. Chapman
D. Kenneth Chapman ‘63
Dennis Chapman
Kevin & Sue W. Chapman ‘82
William & Ursula Chapman
Gary & Marilyn Charles
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Charles L. & Dendia O. Chastain ‘70 ‘97
Claretta Cheek ‘90
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Cherokee Ford
Alfred J. Ciraldo
The Rev. Dr. Brian E. & Roxanne Clark ‘95
Mark Claude
Clayton Community Homemakers Club
Clayton Food Store
Letitia A. Cline ‘83
Wally & Clarice Cloud
Dr. Donna Coffey & Mr. Richard Wright ‘97 ‘05
Anne Johnson Coffman ‘65
Scott & Lisa Coleman
Ben H. & Mary H. Collier, Jr. ‘67
Bob Conner ‘67
Johnny Conner
Joseph & Jane Conyers
Janis E. Corbin & J. R. Buttrum
James A. Corley
Terri Witt Couvrette ‘80
Dr. Channing H. Cox, Jr.
Neil & Henrietta Croker ‘63
Laird & Mary Ann Cruzen
Jeffrey W. & Jessica Culverhouse ‘73
Dan Patterson, D.D.S.
Priscilla B. Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Davis
Lane Davis
Mack & Phyllis Davis
Obeta W. Davis
The Rev. Paul B. & Elsa M. Davis Sr. ‘61
Days Inn of Canton
Shirley Deering
The Delta Air Lines Foundation
Louis & Jeanne DeMartinis
Ruth Denney
David & Susan Dial
Walter Brooks & Doris Dickey-Brooks
Elizabeth Dickinson
Kenneth & Catherine Moses Dobson
Margaret H. Dobson
Harold T. Dodson
Malone Dodson
Charles & Judy Dollar
Albert Clayton Dorminy Jr.
J. Robert Douglas
J. Richard & Ouida Woods Dowis
Frances Drummond
Alan & Sue Dunbar
Bill & Sue Dupree
Janice Floyd Durante ‘75
Edwin Dykstra
Joyce Eagle
Thomas D. Earley & Ann Schumann
Al Easterling
Edwards Tire Sales, Inc.
James Elder
Jeffrey & Mary D. Elliott ‘74
Don B. & Barbara B. Ellis ‘93
Greg & Kim Elwell, DMD
George E. English Ph.D. ‘55
Environmental Management Services
Bobby & Susan Sams Epling ‘87
Eric A. Ballinger
Harry Estes
Roger Estill
Express Employment Professionals
Century Club
$100 - $249
Dr. Floyd A. & Fay Falany
William S. Farrer
The Rev. Steven H. & Katheryn K. Fazenbaker
Fears Family Foundation
Patrick & Marsha Fera
Tyrone Ferguson
Bill Fincher
Jack Fincher
Jeffrey & Jennie Fitchett
Virginia Fitchett
Five Talents Wealth Management, Inc.
The Rev. Dr. Ann N. Fletcher ‘75
Franklin D. Foil
Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56
Jerry D. Fountain
The Robert D. Fowler Family (Judy, Nancy,
Louise)
Foxfire Farms, Inc.
Richard Franzman
Carolyn M. Free
Mary Free
Samuel & Barbara Freeman
Arthur L. Friedman
W. Leon Frost
Dr. Janice Fuller & Ben Fuller
Carolyn S. Galt
Jason T. & Kim Johnson Gamel ‘96 ‘99
John Gamwell, M.D.
Jerry & Charlotte Gardner
James E. Garrett
Ullman & Ellen Garrett Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gay
Douglas C. Geiger ‘62
Georgia Platinum Mortgage, Inc.
Georgia Real Estate Evaluation Services, Inc.
James Chester & Faye Gibson ‘61
Joseph & Patricia Glasser
A. Wayne Glowka
Warren Godfrey
Homer & Patricia Gold
Drs. Jonathan & Anne Good
William & Michele Gorski
Chip & Angie Grant
Gary Grant
Phillip & Monica Gray
Sara Hardin Gray ‘51
The Great Frame Up
Green Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Jeptha & Joan Greer
Greg Elwell, DMD, PC
The Rev. James H. Griffin ‘48
William Gropp
James & Linda Groves
Deborah L. Gruszecki ‘05 ‘12
Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta, Inc.
Jarrell N. & Melba J. Hales ‘52
George E. Hall
John J. Hall III ‘77
The Rev. Donald E. Hanberry ‘52
The Rev. W. Calvin & Debbie Holcombe
Haney, Jr. ‘75 ‘77
Daniel D. Hankey
Frances Lanning Hardin ‘45
Bob Hardt
Christine Adams Harmon ‘49
Larry & Charme Harmon
David & Yvette Harper
Julia Imogene Whitaker Harrington ‘51
John H. & Maria Broome Harrison ‘85
Roy T. & Amy H. Haskell
Bill & Bebe Hatcher
David J. & Dorothy V. Hatmaker ‘44
Al & Carol Hauson
April Hill Hawkins ‘85
Carolyn E. & Maxie R. Hays ‘60
Hazlehurst Pediatrics, PC
Craig W. Helenbrook
Carol Henson
Claud M. Hicks, Jr.
Claude B. Hicks ‘65
Carol H. Hight ‘95
Brian & Sue Hart Hightower ‘84 ‘84
Della Hill
Michael & Danielle Hill
Sharon N. Hill
Tom E. Hill
Coy & Linda Hinton Jr.
Linda Hobgood
Hodges and Broadway
Steven L. & Cindy Weatherby Holcomb ‘74
Hugh L. Hollis
Jefferson A. & Lana Tibbetts Holt ‘05
Marie Derden Holt ‘42
Robert & Christine Horne
Janet Horton ‘81
Donald & Marcie Hottinger
Mr. & Mrs. Richard House
Howell Family Partnership, LLC
Linn H. & Cecile Rolan Howell ‘66 ‘66
Humana Foundation, Inc
James Michael Hunt
Mike Hunt
Helen Ickes
Mike Israel
Barbara Jacoby
Dr. Kenneth & Dana Jago
Harold G. Jarrell
John & Clara Jenkins
Susan B. Jenkins
James F. & Eloise A. Jernigan
Betty Crowe Johnson ‘66
E. R. Johnson
Eric T. & Carol C. Johnson
James L. Johnson
Harry B. & Rebecca Johnston, III
Sara Elizabeth Johnston ‘81
John & Sandra Jolin
Edith Singletary Jolly ‘59
Doris Jones
Jackie Myers Jones ‘52
Bishop L. Bevel & Mildred H. Jones, III
Bill & Peggy Jordan
K G & C Roofing, Inc.
Dr. Cheul W. Kang ‘56
John & Robin E. Kashishian ‘76
Michael Kelly ‘75
Craig Keyworth
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Kilgore
Bill & Nancy Kittrell
Scottie Foster Knight ‘59
Kirk & Pamela Kondos
Markle Kramer
Bela & Christina Krusac
Eduardo & Denise Labra
Thomas A. & Jessica Whitmire Lacy II ‘02 ‘03
Charlie Lail
Stephen & Betty Laird
Philip & Elizabeth Laminack ‘04
Gary & Ann Larson
Edgar Lary ‘62
Larry C. Lascody
The Rev. Keith Lawder
Sheriff Gerald S. Lawson ‘75
Linda Doss Lawson ‘52
J. Kevin Ledford ‘85
Leonard & Christina W. Leo ‘76
Victor & Frances Lepore
J. Wayne & Dolly Lester
James R. Lewis
Robert L. Lindquist
Frances Linn ‘29
James Linn ‘62
Richard & Lucy Lockhart
Robert H. & Pam Logan
Loganville Family Dentistry
Maureen Lonati
Michael Lonati
The Rev. Dr. Michael Long
Annette Loudermilk ‘58
Ellis H. & Michelle W. Lovett
Ellis H. & Sheila Lovett
The Rev. & Mrs. James H. Lowry Jr.
Rev. John H. Lummus ‘43
Nancy R. MacDonald
Sarah Macknik
Claude N. & Barbara B. Maddox
Main Site LLC
William K. Malone, Sr.
T.J. Mangold
Dennis & Marsha Manning
Norman & Beverly Manning
William Manns & Mary Sawyer
Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Marsh
John Marshall
J. Darwin Martin ‘77
The Mason Law Firm
James & Catherine Mathews
E. J. Mathis ‘45
Robert L. & Joanne Gilbert Mathis ‘59 ‘60
Mark & Jennifer Wiggins Matthews ‘90
William P. Matthews Jr. ‘65
J. Q. Maxwell Sunday School Class, Haygood
UMC
Dr. Elaine McAllister
Judy McCay
Colleen McClellan
George W. McClure
Raymond Lamar McClure
Jerald G. & Frances K. McCollum ‘50
The Rev. J. Sanford McDonald ‘48
Marie McDonnell
Mr. John Alvin McGarity USN(RET) ‘48
George T. McGuire
Thomas F. & Martha Fincher McLaughlin, III ‘72
Rich & Robin C. McNally
Lynn & Linda McPherson
Ronald O. & Ruth H. Meihofer
Mid-City Pharmacy
Commander James L. Middleton (RET) ‘60
Paul & Barbara Thomas Milano
Curtis & Elaine Miles
Betty Veal Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Roger O. Miller
Dexter Mills
The Hon. Frank C. & Amanda C. Mills, III
Sandra & Greg Milton
John & Debra Minkley
David Mitchell
Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Mobley ‘53
Edward P. Monico
James I. Montgomery
Kimberly & Bryan Moody
Janna Melissa Moore ‘04
Ronald F. & Marlene Price Moore ‘56 ‘56
Erick J. & La Vonne Moran
G. Larry & Lora Morgan
Morgan’s Ace Hardware
Margaret M. Morlier
Todd & Dale Scarlett Morrissey ‘76 ‘99
Edith Deaton Morton ‘47
Sven G. & Joyce L. Mossinger
Bill & Betty Moxley
Mt. Zion Adult 3 Bill Garrett Sunday School
Class
Judith Mullis
Walter & Marianne Murphy
Susan E. Naylor
John J. Neely, Jr.
Janis Lovelace Nelson
John Nemeth
Jeffrey Nevison
Nancy White Rose R. Newcomb, D.V.M. ‘83
Robert Nicholson
Marie Cagle Nixon ‘48
Paul Norfleet
Cheryl Tarter Norris
North Metro Waste, Inc.
The Oil Well
Charles E. & Donna Huey Orr ‘60 ‘73
James E. & Janeal Wilkie Orr ‘58 ‘59
William M. & Bobbie Bagwell Orr ‘50 ‘50
T. Grant Owens ‘59
Shirley Pahl
Steven & Teresa Pahl
The Painting Pros
Thomas Palmer
Tonya Ray Parker ‘98
Suzanne Ames Pastush ‘98
Mary J. Pate
Mrs. Pierce Patterson
Walton & Jacquelin Peabody
Richard & Patricia J. Peterson
PGA of America
Philip Beamer Distributor
Edward H. & Lanita W. Phillips ‘62
Pleasant Valley Auto Care
Annette Pollack
Charles & Lin Pollard
Bert Ponder
Jerry W. Poole ‘71
Joan Poole
Steve & Susan Poole
Bill & Jennifer Popp
Margaret Porter
Dawn Powell
W. L. Prance
Elmer Prather
The Prescription Shop
Herbert M. & Janice Priest, Jr.
Professional Realty Associates LLC
Progressive Audiology Center
Jim & Lonnie Puhger
17
Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
Perry & Sandra Quinn
Lou & Cindy Raimondi
Gene & Linda Ratchford
Mary Leatherwood Ratcliffe ‘43
The Rev. Robert H. Ray ‘60
Tom & Marsha Reed
Anne M. Reneau
Timothy & Maribeth Reno
Jerry Rhea
Alvin B. Richards
George S. Ridenhour, Jr.
Lavone R. Rippeon ‘95
Jonathan & Erica Rivers ‘03
T. Andy & Louise Roach
Wanda P. Roach
Robin Roberts
William W. Roberts
Earnest B. Robertson Jr.
Robert E. Robinson ‘88
Winton L. Robinson
Janet Van Every Ross ‘80
Dick & Cynthia Rubant
J. Michael Samples
Rev. James Sanders
Irma M. Santoro-Bliss
Lacey L. Satterfield ‘02
Ryan W. & Kelly B. Satterfield ‘95
Forrest L. Sawyer
Patricia S. & Kenneth L.. Saxon
Stacey Smith Scanlon ‘00
Eric & Crystal Schindler
Dr. Julie Schultz
Les & Jan Schwartz
Sellers & Warren, P.C.
Joseph & Gloria Sewell, Jr.
Floyd & Kay Shaw
Herchel & Gladys Sheets
Dee & Kandy Shelnutt
John D. Shelton
Pamela Shingler
Gerald & Martha Short
Larry R. Shrout
Sidelines Grille
Steve & Peggy Simmons
Tom A. & Marcia Greene Simpson
Single Source Printed Products
Spencer T. Singleton
Joseph & Michelle Skibo
Shaw F. Skillings
Don & Pat Smith
James & Rachel Smith
Kyle D. Smith
Marvin & Julie Smith
Theodore R. Smith
Jerry & Laura Snyder
Robin C. Soh ‘74
Dorothy O. Sosebee
Melissa W. Spencer
Harry J. Spinnenweber
Mary Bryant Spivey ‘56
Sport Supply Group
Stacy’s Rentals
Donald J. & Gloria S. Stadler
Edgar & Catherine Stansel
James R. Stephens, Jr. ‘81
Steven McEntyre Security
Craig W. Stevens
Don F. & Lila Stevens
18
Louise Westbrook Stewart ‘56
The Rev. Dr. R. Allen & Tracey Young Stewart
‘85 ‘85
Guy F. Storey III ‘65
Miriam T. Storey
Dennis & Betty Stowers
Francesco Strazzullo & Lucia Coppola
John E. & Claudette W. Strickland ‘62
Tommy & Shirley Strickland
Thomas E. & Nancy C. Mayo Stull
Edward & Rebecca Summers
Mark & Kris Sunderland
Harold L. & Joyce M. Swindell
Lowell & Tonya Syers
Mary G. Talbert
The Rev. J. Floyd & Betty Tenney
Colonel Bob B. & Constance W. Thacker (RET)
‘38
Mark & Judith Thibaudeau
Perry Thibaudeau
Lauren H. Thomas
Dr. Gordon W. Thompson, D.D.S.
John & Linda Thompson
Thompson, Meier & King, P.C.
Tight Line Drywall
Colonel Noble and Gladys Timmons ‘49
Joanne Tinsley
Georgann Toop
Martin & Doris Torrance
Jon & Dawn Toups
Roy & Marilyn Towns
Trend Publications, LLC
Pam Grant Tribble ‘70
Jefferson W. & Donna J. Trotter
Luke A. & Jonna Haines Truan ‘96 ‘90
Trummie Lee Patrick III Insurance Agency, Inc
David Tuck
David & Sarah Tuszynski
Christopher Seth Tuttle
Christopher E. & Angela Bennett Ulm ‘90
Lisa Volmar
Michael & Sonya Vosika
Robert R. & Myrna Maddox Waddell Sr. ‘58 ‘58
G. Thomas Wade
Robert & Lynn Wages
Foy & Sherri Walker Jr.
Richard & Martha Wallsinger
The Rev. Calvin R. Ward Jr. ‘50
Peyton Warren
James L. Watkins, Sr.
John E. & Jane McCleskey Watkins ‘67
Michael L. Watson
Richard B. Weatherby
Mary Jane Haley Weathersby ‘60
Burt Weerts
Elizabeth Karr Welden ‘39
Andrew J. & Jan Whalen, III
Thomas & Maliece Whatley, Jr.
Buckley & Callie Bateman Wheeler ‘09 ‘11
Kenneth Wheeler & Amy C. Cottrill
William E. Whitaker
Charles W. White, II
Wendell & Jane Bennett Whiteside ‘64
Kenneth & Loraine Whittemore ‘50
Walter & Carolyn Wiesboeck
Kip & Candy Falany Wilbanks ‘87 ‘88
James & Patti Wilkerson
Bryan D. Williams
Century Club
$100 - $249
Dr. Carl F. & Debbie Williams
The Rev. Herman & Sandra Williams
Jack D. Williams
Carrie Chapman Willingham ‘95
Jey & Casi Willis
Reuben O. & Audrey Wilson ‘52
Carol Abernathy Winkle ‘62
Gary K. Witschy
Rona Wolbe
Lane & Rona Wolde
William C. & Sara Kendrick Wood ‘56
Brenda S. Wright
Susan Wright
Donald & Shelma Wyeth
James H. Yarbrough
Henry & Tisha Yoder
Terry Zamerowski
Frank A. Zayas
Kathryn Carmichael Zeigler ‘08
Valarie H. Ziegler & Bill Nunn
Steve & Sherry Zuber
Associate’s Club
($25 - $99)
Betty Cooper A. Aaron ‘49
Frank & Priscilla Aaron Jr.
Academy of Dance Arts, Inc.
The Accountant Team, Inc.
Sherry Adams
Joy-Anne Waelti Adams ‘02
Jeannie L. Adams ‘72
Russell & Cindy Adamson
Dele & Joann Adeogun
Jessica C. Akers ‘05 ‘11
Dana Thompson & Jud Alden
Naomi P. Alexander ‘60
Dale H. Allen ‘02
The Rev. Hoyt A. & Martha McDonald Allen ‘51
Amys Creek Farm LLC
Joan Anderson
Charles E. & Wanda E. Anderson ‘73
Paul & Susan Cox Anderson ‘80
Anonymous
Fred D. Anthony
Garrison’s Furniture & Appliances
Don A. & Tina M. Archer ‘88
Misty A. Arisohn ‘04
Cynthia Cross Armata
Sharon Armstrong
Huey Arnaud
David & Nancy Arrington
Lauren Rachel Aschmann ‘04
Theresa L. Ast
Gail Ammons Atcheson ‘68
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
Peggy M. Autry ‘60
H. Doc Ayers
Aime K. Baaro
James R. Bagwell ‘61
Jennifer Smithwick Bagwell ‘76
Jeanette & Randall C. Bagwell ‘48
Ann Moore Bailey ‘10
Stella Bailey
Michael & Kathleen Ballard
Manuela Dent Bankston
Billy & Nan Barnette
Alesa Barrett
Miller L. & Gaylor O. Barron ‘66
Frank & Judy Bartholomew
Michael & Donna Bates
Robert & Brenda Bates
Thomas & Sandra Bates
Viviana C. Baxter
Kathryn Beatty
Roy L. & Elaine P. Beavers ‘70
Elaine Bell
Mike D. & Amy Talbert Bell ‘91
Mark & Cindy Bello
Jane Belmore
Elizabeth Bennett
Sheila Bennett
Marylee Benthall
Betsy’s on Main Street
Ron & Kim Bickley
Judy C. Bishop
Angela R. Blackwell
Emily Blackwell
Peggy Watson Blackwell ‘68
Bill Blackwood
Beth E. Blakely
Jerry & Sara Bland
Doretta Blankenship
Joseph & Melinda Boland
Doris L. Bolton
Helen P. Bondie
Wiley & Patricia Booker
Barbara Ann Boone
Paul & Deanna Bosworth
Thomas & Martha Bowen
Joe & Harriette Bowen Jr.
Timothy Bowman
Ben & Lindsay Powell Boyd ‘04
J. O. Boydstone, III
Clarence T. Boyle ‘78
Marshall E. Brackett ‘76
John Bradford
Culleen & Donald Bradley
Rick Bradshaw
Todd B. & Sally Bradshaw
William & Cally Bradshaw
Archie Ella Brakers
Rickey Brand
Mary L. Brannon
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Matthew Bretch
Robert E. & Marie Bridges
Jimmy & Vicky Brooks
Dr. Shawn A. Brown
The Rev. Eugene A. Brown ‘46
Elizabeth Browning
Joyce Brownlee
Lana Bruce
Carolyn Williams Buckman ‘60
Susan M. Buice ‘77
Ray & Pat Burda
James R. Burgess III ‘60
Richard Reaves & Elizabeth Burmeister
J. Gordon & Amy Burnett Jr. ‘91
R. Martin Burnett ‘94
Jackie & Rosellen Burns Jr.
Juanita W. Burrell ‘49
Sam P. Burtz Jr. ‘81
James Butler
Rebecca Darracott Byrd ‘70
Thomas & Vicki Callahan
David & Jody Camp
Maria L. Capane ‘06
Karen Goodwin Carlile
George & Carole Carreker
Benny Carter
Brenda Carter
Charles T. Carter
S. Dianne Tatum Carter ‘63
James A. & Jean C. Cason
Aaron Cavin
Everett J. Cebula ‘11
Darond & Tamika Celestin
Martha Chacon
Peggy Chadwick
Charles & Mary Chambers
Clara M. Chambers
Dane & Laura Chambers
Leland C. & Betty Chambers
Lloyd & Floreen Chambers
R. Stanley Chambers ‘69
Jean Champion
Johnny W. & Debra Champion ‘80
Michael & Allison Chandler, Jr.
Arthur Chapman
Wayne Chapman
Donna Thacker Chastain ‘46
Cherokee Eye Group
Cherokee Trophies
Vernetta Chisolm
Jyme M. Cinotto
Audrey G. Clark
Gerald & Linda Clark
Larry E. Clark
Bryan & Karie Clayton
James E. Clayton
Kenneth & Belinda Clayton
Bertha M. Cleveland
L. David Cline ‘51
William L. & Dorothy Nally Cline ‘50 ‘54
Daniel & Marjorie Cloeter
Amanda Faye Clonts ‘05
Thomas J. Clunie
Nan King Cobb ‘46
R. David & Lenita Bedelle Coker ‘67 ‘68
Robert L. & Marjorie Howard Cole ‘47
Keith M. & Amy L. Collett ‘96
Billy Collins
William B. Collins
Don & Sue Colter
Geneva D. Colvard ‘48
Comprehensive Aesthetic & Restorative
Dentistry
Caitlin Conley ‘11
Joseph & Teri Cook
Mike L. & Joy S. Cook
Edna S. Cook ‘75
Ed & Loralee Cooley
David & Wendy Coots
Sherry N. Cornett
B. B. Courington
Jean & John Courington
Wayne S. & Jonell Hester Courson ‘72 ‘72
Christine Hansard Cowart ‘42
Tim & Betty Cox
William & Amie Cox
Amy Bennett Cox ‘99
Linda D. Crapps
Joyce Cox Crawford
Kevin Scott Crawford
Dorothy Crawford-Smith
Jerome & Katherine Crilley
Jonathan & Amy Crisp
Lowell T. & Barbara Jean Clemmons Croft
‘60 ‘60
Susan L. Cronin ‘96
Terry & Judy Cullifer
Jenilee Kell Curtis ‘08
Michael D. Williams, D.D.S.
Barbara J. Dahlgren ‘03
Karen Dahlinger
Priscilla A. Daniel
Joyce A. & Joseph Daniel ‘01
Larry H. & Reba Daniel ‘60
Larry & Betty Danneman ‘51
Richard & Priscilla Deming Darby ‘62 ‘62
Darby Huey Funeral Home
Chris & Jennifer M. Darnell ‘02
Mr. & Mrs. David Datry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rita David
Joseph & Thelma Davis
Mike & DeeDee Davis
Omelia D. Davis
Mack F. & Starla Sherrill Davis ‘66
The Rev. Charles H. & Eva Cox Davis ‘78
Jonathan L. & Lori Davis ‘91
Tom & Sherry Dean
Betsy Decker
J. C. Deisley
June DeMoss
Joan A. Denney ‘73
Pat W. Dennis CPCU ‘55
Carey R. Dent
Carolyn P. Dent
Erasmus Dent
Monika & Joseph Dent
Carole Butler DuVall ‘54
James & Bonnetta Devore, Jr.
Vilma Diaz ‘07 ‘09
Paul Dickens
Kenneth & Juanita E. Dickerson ‘61
Caroline Matheny Dillman
Tom & Linda DiNucci
Direct Packaging
Gerald & Cathy Dobson
Marilyn L. Dockery-Reece ‘05
Charles A. & Carla M. Dorris
Paula Doss
James A. & Josie M. Dougherty ‘01
Dot W. Douglas
Lester & Leslie Drawdy, III
Therese Driscoll
Kaye England Dunagan ‘68
Jacie Len Duncan ‘09
Nancy P. Eagle
Wendell & Laura Edenfield
Bruce Edmondson
Janice P. Edwards ‘62
Gene & Laura Eide
Eula Elder
Virginia Ellis
M. Nancy Neal Ellis ‘62
Elizabeth & Dan Emshoff
David & Jenny Estle
Lori Ethridge
Benny Eubanks
Richard Tuttle & Marilyn Eubanks
19
Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
Evans Concrete, LLC
William D. Ewing
Sandy Fantz
Byrd Brothers Farm
Joe A. & Ann R. Farnell ‘70
Christopher Farnham
M. Christine Farrier
John J. Fay
Zachary I. Felix
Jean Fernandez
Ruby & Russ Field
John & Deborah Fincher
Martha England Fincher ‘60
Jack & Ann McFather Fincher, Jr. ‘66
Susan Lewis Finck ‘90
Evelyn W. Flanigan
Jeff & Julie Clark Fleming
Linda N. Fleming
D. L. Flood
Marsha Floyd
Virginia S. Fodor
Mark & Melissa Folsom
Jody Fordham
Jerry & Sara Fortnun
Marilyn Kilgore Foster ‘54
General Electric Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
The Bank of America Foundation
Laura Jones Fountain ‘62
Retha Fox
Thomas E. Fox
Dana Franklin
Joyce Franklin
Denise Freehauf
Kim B. Fryer
Stephanie Leigh Fuller ‘11
Ernest W. Fussell
Tim & Joanne Williams Ganka ‘99
Betty Gardner
Larry & Mary Jane Garrett
Scott & Kimberly Garrett
Betty & Ricky Garrett
Michael T. Garrison ‘70
Joel W. & Norma Garrison, Sr.
Leonard & Carol Gass
Georgia Geiger
Carole George & Lin Breeden
Edwin M. & Wanda C. George ‘61
Helen V. Gilbert ‘89
Rosemary Gilleland ‘84
Hugh & Gail Gilliam
Patricia M. Gilman
Mary Wilda Gilreath ‘86
J. Michael & Julie Mooneyhan Goodwin ‘00
Kathleen Gorski
Ron Goss ‘64
Olisa Graham
Bonnie Sosebee Gramling ‘50
Jerry R. Gravitt
Chuck & Shelley McCranie Gravitt ‘96
Larry & Carol C. Gray
Tony & Lois Gray
Angela B. Green
William & Janet Green
Steve & Katharine R. Green ‘93
Brandon R. Greene
Ray & Rozetta Griffeth
Scott & Nancy Griffin
20
P.T. & M.C. Griffiths
Jerry Grissom
Edward & Veronica Gucwa
Janie Gulick
Robert W. & Maryann Gunderson
Keith & Deborah Gustafson
John A. Hagler ‘56
Keith & Cindy Hall
Max & Regina B. Hall ‘84
Robert Hallissey
Don T. & Shannon C. Hammond
Harold E. & Evelyn Hill Hammontree ‘59 ‘60
Rosemary Hamrick ‘77
Gene Hanna
John & Shelly Hanna
William & Pat Hannah
Carren Hannon ‘04
Jack A. Hardin ‘77
Alan & Cynthia Hardisty
Carole Joy Moore Hardy ‘64
Glenda Ellis Harkins ‘59
LeVantia Cox Harlan ‘54
Grace Harper
Ronald & Jeri Harris
Gordon R. & Barbara Herndon Harrison ‘54
James W. & Connie Sue Hartley ‘59
The Revs. Joe & Barbara Hatchell
Wilbur S. Hattendorf
James & Cherie Hawkins
Michael & Jennifer Hayes
George K. & Laura Siddie Hayes ‘02
Joe F. Head ‘70
Evelyn Thacker Healan ‘36
Linda Hein
Beulah Exum Hennly ‘61
Valmon Hasty Henson ‘48
Manuel & Maureen Hernandez
Carol Hester
Belle Gibbs-Hillman ‘72 & Larry Hillman, Sr.
Bryan & Michele Hise
Annette Haley Hobgood ‘59
Linda W. Hogan
John R. Holbrook ‘48
Zane & Laura Holland
David & Jane Holty
Erin P. Honea
Sandra D. Hooper-Ferguson ‘11
Ray & Trudie Horton
Jerry B. Horwart
Martha Hout
Frank & Hazel Howell
Valerie Howell ‘80
Lee & Edith Howington
Sandra Parker Hudson ‘67
Eleanor C. Hughes
Royce L. & Jane Karr Hughes ‘67 ‘68
Donna B. Hunt ‘95
Jayne & Larry Hunter
Scott & Theresa Huskins
Kenneth Robert Hutchins ‘84
Ronald Hunton ‘08
Katherine E. & Michael D. Hyatt
Lanier R. Ingram ‘53
Barry & Donna Jackson
Bruce Jackson
Cecil E. & Donna A. Jackson
David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73
Hillman & Sue Jackson
Associate’s Club
$1 - $99
Mark & Patricia Jackson
Stephen H. Jackson ‘73
Stephanie Jacobs
William T. James
Daniel L. Jape ‘08
Fred Jarrell Jr.
Edna Jefferson
David W. & Cathy B. Jeffrey ‘71
Kevin & Laura Jeffries
Josephine R. Jenkins
Rebecca Hutchins Jenkins ‘78
Andy & Gena C. Jenkins ‘98
Roger & Barbara Jewell
Mary Johns
Ben F. & Frances Eslinger Johnson III ‘84 ‘60
Christopher Brett Johnson
Dianne E. Johnson
Kelley Ann Johnson
Mary H. Johnson ‘94
Melba & Dewey Jones
James R. Jones
R. & Deinna Jones
Wayne & Deborah Jones
Franklin & Patsy A. Jordan ‘93
Valarie & Jerry Jordan
Edwigo Joseph
Kyle E. & Mary Hill Jost ‘07
Brad Jovaag
Stephanie Joyner
A. Clayton & Anne Reid, Jr.
Fred W. Snell Jr.
The Rev. W. Hamp Watson, Jr.
D.A. Kaehlert
Steven Karp
Toombs & Patricia Kay, Jr.
Thomas P. & Patricia A. Kearns
Rhonda Fay & Vaughn Kelley
Champ & Lynne Kelly
Key’s Jewelry
Shirley Harris King ‘59
Ann Kirchhoff
Sara W. Kirkpatrick ‘89
Janet M. Kitchen
Kathy J. Klein ‘78
Frank & Gloria Kles
Arthur L. Kling
Faye Bryson Knight ‘58
Robert R. & Jann Sailors Knowles ‘64
Mary Kocian
William & Cynthia Korosec
Kenneth & Victoria Kull
Pin & Mary Kuo
The Rev. Edward Davis Lacey Jr. ‘58
Mary Laing
Richard L. Laing
Nancy J. Landrum ‘64
Keith Laney
Stephen & Elizabeth Lang
Ruth Pittman Lanier ‘47
Law Offices of Benjamin Bradley Reed, PC
Mrs. Howard P. Lawrence
Sue B. Lawson ‘57
James W. Lay
James & Rebecca Layne
David R. Lea ‘71
Karen V. Lee
Lauretta Legeza
Peter & Mary Legeza
Fred & Nancy Odessa Leopold ‘78
Lester L. Cantrell ‘58
Cindy Lewis
Don & Patricia Lewis
Earl Button & Mona P. Lewis ‘71
Wayne & Brenda Ligon
The Rev. Dr. Curt G. Lindquist
Phillip & Kathy Linebarger
Ray A. & Barbara E. Linn
Malinda & David Lipscomb
Anne Little
Kathy Loffredo
Moody & Diane Long
Stuart & Sally Loos, D.D.S.
Stuart &Marlys Lovejoy
Alton & Sonia Lovingood
Connie Wei Luan
Lida Ludwick
Sara C. Lundquist
Bill & Betty Lyerla
Modean W. Lyons
Kirk & Anne Maassen
E. Colleen Mabe
Macy’s Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Elsa A. Magdalena
Robert & Jane Magruder
Jimmy C. Major ‘53
Mark Malone
G. Mike & Sue Malone ‘98
R. K. (Kip) & Jane W. Mann
Joseph T. Mann ‘04
Nicole L. Maples
Ken & Joyice Teague Marshall ‘95
Katie Jane Martin
Mary Martin & Carole Gentle
Martin Land Surveying PC
Martins Crossing Cleaners
LaNelle & Meredith Mason ‘98
David & Diana Massey
Richard & Melodie Massie
Tom & Mary Mathis
Robert & Susan May
Walter P. & Eloise May
Bill & Lisa Mayo
C. Mays
Kirsten Eva Mazur ‘10
Anthony & Judith Mazzarelli
Carol Doll McBath
Betty F. McBrayer
Charles P. McCanless
Louvenia M. McCants
Shawn & Susan McCarthy
Michael & Margaret McConnell
Jane Overstreet McConnell ‘72
Lenora McCrea & Nelle Mason
Mary L. McDonald ‘51
Amy & John McGee
Michael & Maureen McGuire
J. M. McKee
Ryan S. & Marvee A. McKenzie
Duane Scott McKinley ‘73
Ronald & Bonita McKinney
Monica Sharice McKnight
Kelly McKnight-Crosby
Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod
Beverly Tarpley McMurray ‘62
Glen & Julie McRae
Malcolm & Jennifer Lee McTaggart ‘94
Deborah Meloun
Richard & Lynn Mercer
Julius & Catherine Merendo
Roy & Sherry Midkiff
Robert & Helen Miller
Sheila B. Mitchell
E. R. & Marjorie Mitchell, Jr.
Robert & Connie Monroe, III
Steven & Carolyn Moore
Mitsuru & Carol Ann Mori
Kathy Morrison
Barbara Moss
Christine Dot Moss
Garry T. & Jessica Moss
Luwana Chapman Moss ‘85
Perry & Karla Motley
Lois A. Mott ‘04
Janice Mozley
Mt. Zion Church, Adult VI Sunday School Class
Tommy & Wanda Mulkey
Jane Mundy
Joey S. & Zella M. Musick ‘84
Carl & Faye Nalls
Tripp & Jamie Nanney
Mr. Richard & Barbara Nardi
Joyce M. Nations, O.D.
Marshall & Bonnie Neely
Elizabeth J. Neely ‘05
Kenneth Nelson
Gale B. Nemec ‘70
Network for Good
Jim & Doris Niblett
Judy B. Norris
Angie Norris
Deborah H. Oakes ‘08
Mark & Sharon Oberholtzer
Joe & Lisa T. O’Bryant ‘90
Peggy W. O’Connor
David & Phyllis Ogle
Edward & Kara Okerblad
Mark & Helen Wehunt Oliver
Rebekah Tatum Oliver ‘60
Stephanie Olsen
Carla Olson
Mary A. Osborne
Enoch & Jean Overby
Gary & Rebecca Owen
James & Evelyn Owens
Gregory J. & Peggy M. Padgett ‘76
Steven M. Paen
Steve Page ‘84
Nadine L. Paine
Spencer Tyler-Thomas Palmer ‘02
Harold & Bettye Parker
Robert & Sharon Parker
Andrea D. Parks
Henry S. & Sharon A. Pate III ‘62
Joey & Lindy Satterfield Patterson ‘97
Toby & Jamie Patterson
Samuel S. Patton Jr. ‘08
Georgeann Paylo
Steve & Belda Payne
Kenneth D. & Peige H. Payne ‘03
Cynthia Gail Pearson ‘07
Shane & April Perry
Gary V. Petrie ‘61
John C. Pettibone
Anthony Petty
Diane M. Pfaeffle
Richard & Karen Pfost
S. Beth Russell, Ph.D.
Jimmie G. Phillips
Marion Pierson
Cornita Pinchinat
Maritza Pivaral
Charles & Sue Polk
Cindy Poole
Maggie L. Pope
Daniel & Lois Post
William D. & Sharon T. Pouncey
Roger & Lorraine Powell
James C. & Claudett Fagan Power, Jr. ‘56 ‘56
Amy Powers
Robert & Sharon Prescott
Bob Prillaman
Dorothea Pringle
Jamie H. Pritchett
Paul & Marlene Proenza
Heather Anderson McBride Pruitt ‘04
Jesse & Beth Cohen Pullias ‘10
Keith Purcell
Gerri Radehl
Anna Michele Ragan ‘10
Carl & Sharon Rau
Dana C. Ray
Ray’s Family Chiropractic Clinic
Jeremy Keefe Burmeister Reaves ‘04
Jim C. Reavis
Glenn S. & Regenia Reavis ‘78
Marion J. & Nell Reece ‘59
Constance Reed
Robbie Reed
Melissa L. Reese
Pete & Twyla Reese
Howard L. Reese, Jr., C.P.A.
Reeses Fashion Gallery Inc
Spurgeon Reid
Mary Harrison Rellis ‘54
Tim A. & Maggie Reneau ‘80
Wayne & Sue Reynolds
Carolyn & Lawrence Rice
Scott Richey
Larry T. & Sheila Ricks ‘68
Howard & Charlene Robinson
Dr. Mellanie & Mr. Stanley Robinson
Kathleen Rodemich
Janet M. Rodning
Anthony & Idelma Rodriguez
Reinaldo & Elena Rodriguez
Charles E. Rogers
E. P. Rolison
Mary Ellen Roos
Kathryn L. Rose
Robert & Ruth Rose
Cheryl Ross
Judy Thompson Ross
Thomas M. Rucker ‘69
Marjorie A. Ruffino
Collene Waldrop W. Ruggles ‘49
Marissa Sabio
Stephen & Jan Sampson
Eaddy Sams
Wynelle Sams
Carol Sanders
Lee & Karen Sanders ‘07
Jessica McAlister A. Saras ‘04
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Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
Roger & Dawn Satterfield
Robert F. Schad
Darlene Hicks Schoals ‘80
The Rev. Stephen C. & Deborah B. Schofield
George & Betty Scholz
Roy & Laurie Schottenfeld
William & Carol Schuck
Faye Hodge Schultz ‘58
Julian Scott
Sebco, LLC
Dewayne & Sylvia Sellars
Dogwood Pet Services
Frank & Jackie Sessions
C.P. Settlemyer
Charles Walton Sheffield ‘11
Jane Shelnutt
Harvey & Marilyn Shulman
L. & Susan Silsbee
Thomas & Ana Simmons
Cathy Slack
Colin & Catherine Slay
Debra Sloan
Christopher & Carla Smith
David & Cynthia Smith
Diane C. Smith
Donald Smith
Dorothy S. Smith
Dustin Smith
Eugene & Janet Smith
Glenn A. & Scottie H. Smith ‘71
John R. Smith ‘93
Leslie C. & Claudine B. Smith
Nancy M. Smith
Scott Smith
Sue Smith
Wilbur & Sadie Smith
Karen Smithwick
Sons of the American Revolution
Leah R. Sonson ‘05
Harold & Mattie Lee Sosebee
Michael & Lillian Soucy
Jeffrey Sparks
Kevin & Margaret Spillane
Robert & Stacey Spinnenweber
Janet Spitdowski
Sara Kathryn Esco Spivey ‘94
Gary & Donna Stacy
Ann Hallman Stafford ‘56
John & Faye Stafford
Tammy D. Stafford
Margaret Stallings
Mike & Myra Stamey
Anthony N. & Helen H. Stancil ‘83
Barry Standard
Nancy P. Stanfield
Robert & Lois Stang
Patricia Stanley
Charles E. & Betty L. Stapler
William & Mary Davis Staples ‘55
Larry & Barbara Starr
Allison & Don Startup
Leslie & Margaret Steinway
Nathan A. & Delane Bailey Stevens ‘00 ‘97
Deanie Stiles
Matt & Kathleen Storey
Ann F. Strickland
Salina Strong
Caroline Selene Sturgeon ‘08
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Associate’s Club
$1 - $99
Barbara Sullivan
Dr. Richard D. Summers
Marcus & Sally Sutton
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Swancy
Charles & Janell Swann
Bret & Catherine Tanner
Edwin Tanner
Timothy H. & Susan L. Tarpley ‘76
Blanche Terry Templeton ‘64
Tracey H. Thompson
Patrick A. Thuman
Pat & Judy Thurman
H. Delane & Ann B. Titshaw
Ginny Tomlinson
Tommy Adams Insurance Agency, Inc
Jim & Pam Treglown
Patrick & Patti Tressler
Benjamin T. Trotter
Lori Trull
Tunisia & Anthony Turner
Carolyn White Turner ‘50
Clint & ElbiaTutterow
Mary Eloise Turner Tyler ‘40
Carl & Karen Ujhelyi
Rick & Martha Ullrich
Philip J. Unger
Union UMC
Frances F. Vaughn ‘77
Mr. Charles & Judy Vires
Gerry K. Volberding ‘53
Margaret N. & Joseph P. Vollrath ‘57
Harold & Vickie Waddell ‘80
Wadeken Industries
Helen & Loy Walker
Joseph M. Walker ‘88
Brian & Delilah Wallace
Larry & Arleen Wallace
Deborah J. Walls
Edward B. Walton
Cathy Hammond H. Warner ‘80
Jeff & Mindy Watson
Jeanette Hobbs Watson ‘59
George L. & Mary Ann Barnes Weatherby
‘51 ‘54
Shelly D. Weaver ‘90
Larry H. Webb
Weiner Eye Center
Russell & Katherine Wells
Edward & Mary Lou Weng
Bill & Vicky Wesley
Head West
Lawrence Victor West ‘01
Phil & Cathy Wilson Westbrook ‘71
Barbara R. Westfall
Dion & Shelley Whitaker
Bryan & Pam White
Sharon D. White
Mr. Zachary & Loretta White ‘96
Melba Cooper Whitesides ‘73
Brenda & J. Newt Whitfield
Jack E. Whitmire ‘48
Robert L. & Marian I. Wickwire
Benjamin J. & Rachel Deonna Wiles ‘02
Dolores Wilkinson
John & Christina Williams
John L. Williams
Kevin Williams
Oscar Williams
Gifts in Kind
Paula Williams
Wilson & Marjory Williams
Judith Williams
Raymond M. Williamson
Kimsey B. & Patricia Sisson Willis ‘75
H. Marvin & Barbara B. Wilson ‘51
Glenda Hawkins Wilson ‘60
Women Source
Larry Woolard
Daniel & Geri Worley
Jerry T. & Mildred Wood Wright ‘56 ‘57
Lee & Doris Wyatt
Carolyn P. Yarbrough
Robert & Mary Yarbrough
William L. Yarbrough
Stacy Westbrook Yawn
Yawn’s Books & More, Inc.
Gary & Sheila Yepson
Yes, I am Camille, Inc.
Sharen E. Yood
Bob G. & Beverly Yost Welch ‘61 ‘61
David & Cheryl Young
Kathryn & James Robert Young ‘59
Mark & Crystal Young
Melissa C. Young
Rosie H. Young
Pam S. Younker
Kelly J. Zimmerman ‘03
Sandra Salazar Zuniga
Gifts in Kind
Charles Abbott
Rick & Judy Jaeger III ‘65
Maria Klouda
Patricia M. Lusted
Norma F. Patton
In Memory of:
Those being remembered
are in blue.
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John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
also gave in memory of:
Robby Anderson
Rudolph J. Childre, Sr.
Edna Dunn
The Rev. Phil Ellington
Charlie Ferguson
The Rev. W. C. Haney
Dan Hill
Doris L. Johnston
Ben Ledbetter
John T. Orr
Chip Prance
John Russell
Josh Spears
Loy Walker
Donna Westbrook
Honors & Memorials — Acknowledge Someone with a Gift to Reinhardt
Please consider using the enclosed envelope as a way to remember a loved one or a special friend. We will inform them of your thoughtfulness, and no dollar amount is noted. Reinhardt students will benefit from your gift. This listing includes honor/memorials received
between July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012. Honor/memorials received after June 30, 2012, will be recognized in the next Reinhardt Magazine.
In Honor of: Those being honored are in blue.
Dr. Alan D. Allen
Bob Burkholder
Robin C. Soh ‘74
Chanda A. Bell ‘94
Lillian B. Darden
Curtis A. Chapman
Anonymous
Jeanette & Randall C. Bagwell ‘48
Margaret C. Jackson
Joan U. McFather
David & Phyllis Ogle
Spencer Tyler-Thomas Palmer ‘02
Carrie Chapman Willingham ‘95
Edna Roquemore Young ‘56
Margaret Tippens Dobson ‘43
Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65
‘64
The Rev. Dr. Ron Flowers
William O. & Alice S. Riley
Betty Tippens Forrester ‘50
Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65
‘64
The Rev. Sandra D. Henry ‘63
Jeffrey & Mary D. Elliott ‘74
William L. Cline ‘50
Margaret C. Jackson
The Rev. Dr. Curt G. Lindquist
Oak Grove UMC
Dr. Franklin R. Croker ‘54
George & Carole Carreker
Joseph & Jane Conyers
Lillian B. Darden
Lynn & Linda McPherson
Linda H. McPherson
Betty Champion Parrott ‘54
Ann F. Strickland
Charles R. & Barbara Thomas
Dolores Wilkinson
The Rev. J. Sanford McDonald ‘48
M. Nancy Neal Ellis ‘62
Floyd & Kay Shaw
L. Eugene Norton ‘60
Larry L. & Janice Prather
Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09
The Hon. Marion T. Pope, Jr.
Lillian B. Darden
Gwenn A. Taylor ‘58
Zelma Taylor
Chesley Torrance
State Farm Companies Foundation
Margie Trammell
Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09
Mrs. JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘61
Sylvia B. Bowen Shurling ‘48
Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09
Amanda Payne Wishon ‘00
Marie Derden Holt ‘42
Hildreth Woods
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Treglown & Family
Mathew A. & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05
‘04 also gave in honor of:
Andrea R. Baker ‘04
Chase Busby
Ezra Chastain Holland
Jefferson Tucker Holt
Riley Sophia Travis
Selah Walkup
In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue.
Robert V. Aaron USAF (Ret.) ‘49
Betty Cooper A. Aaron ‘49
Francis & Bobbie Aaron
Frank & Priscilla Aaron Jr.
Annette Pollack
Mary Barrows
Homer & Juanita Hughes
David L. Cassell
Richard & Priscilla Deming Darby ‘62 ‘62
C. Ernest Bennett
Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod
Anna A. Chambers
Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65
The Rev. & Mrs. Hansel Abernathy
Carol Abernathy Winkle ‘62
John H. Bennett, Sr. ‘25
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Robert M. Chambers
Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65
Thomas J. Addleman
Claud M. Hicks Jr.
Larry E. Biddy ‘67
Kristin Adams
Thomas J. Clunie
Jessica Champion
Johnny W. & Debra Champion ‘80
Billy Bailey
Mrs. Bill Bailey & Family
Elizabeth Moss Bailey ‘28
Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55
Donald W. Barnes ‘60
Brenda Cagle Barnes ‘65
Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60
Kleven Boston ‘35
David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73
Melinda Lewis Boston ‘35
David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73
Janet L. Campbell
Richard & Lucy Lockhart
Virgil C. Chandler ‘52
Jeffrey & Jennie Fitchett
Virginia Fitchett
The Rev. Donald E. Hanberry ‘52
Sharon N. Hill
Janis Lovelace Nelson
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
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Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012
In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue.
Donna York Chastain
The Rev. R. Olin & Donna Chastain
Herndon ‘57 ‘57
Pauline Clonts
Jack H. & Ruby A. Smith ‘38
L. Clyde Collins
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Ms. Tanya Cox
Mr. & Mrs. David Datry
Dr. Robert Driscoll
Marshall & Kathy Day,Sr.
Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Mathew Avary & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05 ‘04
Larry L. & Janice Prather
Brian R. Wildman
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Ray Ellis
Joan U. McFather
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
George A. Fossett Sr.
Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56
Ovit K. Foster ‘55
Ronald F. & Marlene Price Moore ‘56 ‘56
Coy B. Free ‘48
Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56
Mary Free
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Jack R. Free ‘55
Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56
Mary E. Frost ‘86
W. Leon Frost
Marc W. Garduque
Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon
The Rev. Dr. J. Douglas Gibson ‘34
Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55
Ruth Whitfield Hinton ‘48
Colleen T. & Warren G. Cagle ‘48
Glenn H. Hubbard ‘36
Anonymous
Denise Caylor Jackson ‘72
Stephen H. Jackson ‘73
Thomas H. Jackson
Margaret C. Jackson
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In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue.
A. Elizabeth Johnson ‘40
E. R. Johnson
Joyce Davey Neal ‘60
Martha J. Lancaster ‘60
Patricia Lawrence
Mrs. Chris Ikerd
Russell O. Neal ‘47
Walter Brooks & Doris Dickey-Brooks
Mrs. Russell O. Neal
Clyde M. Lawson ‘56
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Don O. Lewis
Billy Lewis & Family
Henry G. & Mary P. Lyon
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Jake Q. Maxwell
J. Q. Maxwell Sunday School Class, Haygood UMC
Brandon McCullers ‘00
Jason T. & Kim Johnson Gamel ‘96 ‘99
Carol Sanders
Sandra Ballew Middleton ‘60
Commander James L. Middleton (RET) ‘60
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Eugene W. Owen ‘38
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60
Janice F. Woody Patterson ‘61
Terry & Judy Cullifer
Jerry L. Pritchard ‘56
Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56
Floyd Puckett
Margaret C. Jackson
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Sandra Reed
Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod
Carla M. Roberts
Wayne & Marie Berkner
Michael Milford ‘85
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Zadie A. Scott
Julian Scott
Wylette Moody
Mr. & Mrs. David Datry
Patsy Bramlett Self ‘56
Franklin D. Self
Ronald F. Moore ‘56
F. L. & Janice Blalock Barton ‘58 ‘58
Robert Bailey’s Class, Hebron Baptist
Church
Carroll & Jean Burns
Philip M. & Barbara Stafford Byrd ‘48 ‘56
Franklin R. & Carolyn R. Croker ‘54 ‘54
The Delta Air Lines Foundation
Pat W. Dennis CPCU ‘55
Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56
Robert J. & Sara Wilder Eubanks ‘56 ‘56
Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56
Carolyn M. Free
Mary Free
John A. Hagler ‘56
Hillman & Sue Jackson
Lynn H. Johnston
Cheul W. Kang ‘56
Claudett Fagan Power ‘56
James C. & Claudett Fagan Power, Jr. ‘56 ‘56
Mary Bryant Spivey ‘56
Ann Hallman Stafford ‘56
Marcus & Sally Sutton
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Women Source
William C. & Sara Kendrick Wood ‘56
Jerry T. & Mildred Reese Wood Wright
‘56 ‘57
Edna Roquemore Young ‘56
G. Texana Ruff Shelnutt ‘46
Dee & Kandy Shelnutt
Andrew J. & Jan Whalen, III
Dr. Carl F. & Debbie Williams
Sarah Carroll Shipley
Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Shipley
Troy Smithwick, Sr. ‘38
Colonel Bob B. & Constance W. Thacker
(RET) ‘38
Constance W. Thacker
Charles Monroe & Mamie Cleo Tippens
Kenneth & Catherine Moses Dobson
The Rev. Mack Tribble (RET)
L. Cecile Adams ‘61
Sherry Adams
Naomi P. Alexander ‘60
Andrew & Julia Archer
Julia E. Archer
Peggy M. Autry ‘60
Mrs. Bill Bailey Family
Stella Bailey
Billy & Nan Barnette
Mary C. Barton
Robert & Brenda Bates
Philip Beamer
Marie Bridges
Robert E. Bridges
A. Allan Brittain
Ronald & Karen Brown
Joyce Brownlee
Carolyn Williams Buckman ‘60
Bobby & Rebecca Burnley
Jackie & Rosellen Burns Jr.
Wilson & Gail Bush
Thomas & Vicki Callahan
David Campbell
John & Elizabeth F. Carter ‘71
Robert & Janet Cavin, Sr.
Stanley Chambers
The Rev. Dr. Brian E. & Roxanne Clark ‘95
Seth Coffee
William & Amie Cox
Lowell T. & Barbara Jean Clemmons
Croft ‘60 ‘60
Rita David
Mack & Phyllis Davis
Elizabeth Dickinson
D.A. & Robin Dobbins
S. Jackson & Sara Bookhardt Dorsey ‘59 ‘60
Frances Drummond
Alan & Sue Dunbar
Eula Elder
Lori Ethridge
Fears Family Foundation
Ruby & Russ Field
Gregory & Carol Fowler
The Robert D. Fowler Family (Judy,
Nancy, Louise)
Retha Fox
Hugh & Gail Gilliam
Joseph & Patricia Glasser
Chip & Angie Grant
Phillip & Monica Gray
Angela B. Green
Susan Hamilton
Tim & Sue Haney
Larry & Charme Harmon
Carolyn E. & Maxie R. Hays ‘60
Dr. Ralph E. & Jean Holmes Helser ‘59
Coy & Linda Hinton Jr.
Linda Hobgood
Zane & Laura Holland
Mr. & Mrs. Richard House
Eleanor C. Hughes
Mrs. Chris Ikerd
Cecil E. & Donna A. Jackson
Edna Jefferson
R. & Deinna Jones
Champ & Lynne Kelly
Shirley Harris King ‘59
Bela & Christina Krusac
James W. Lay
Mrs. Bill Lewis & Family
Cindy Lewis
Don & Patricia Lewis
Annette Loudermilk ‘58
Claude N. & Barbara B. Maddox
William K. Malone, Sr.
James & Catherine Mathews
G. Larry & Lora Morgan
Walter & Marianne Murphy
Peggy W. O’Connor
Enoch & Jean Overby
Gary & Rebecca Owen
James & Evelyn Owens
T. Grant Owens ‘59
Walton & Jacquelin L. Peabody
Philip Beamer Distributor
Marion Pierson
Darrell & Kay Pippin
Charles & Sue Polk
Roger & Lorraine Powell
The Rev. Robert H. Ray ‘60
Marion J. & Nell Reece ‘59
Melissa L. Reese
Pete & Twyla Reese
Reeses Fashion Gallery Inc.
Sandra Robbins
Rev. James Sanders
Herchel & Gladys Sheets
John D. & Mary Shelton
Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Shipley
Leslie C. & Claudine B. Smith
Kyle D. Smith
Marvin & Julie Smith
Melissa W. Spencer
Mike & Myra Stamey
Nancy P. Stanfield
Patricia Stanley
Joanne Tinsley
Jim & Pam Treglown
Arthur & Lori Tribble
Pam Grant H. Tribble ‘70
David Tuck
Clint & Elbia Tutterow
Rick & Martha Ullrich
Lisa Volmar
Robert & Lynn Wages
The Rev. W. Hamp Watson, Jr.
Mary Jane Haley Weathersby ‘60
Thomas & Maliece Whatley, Jr.
Glenda Hawkins Wilson ‘60
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Sue Ellen Turner ‘60
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
James C. Wallace Sr. ‘48
L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60
Ozella White ‘07
Mrs. Pierce Patterson
James C. Williams
Frederick & Elizabeth Anderson
Paul H. & Marian F. Anderson, Sr.
Stuart A. & Gloria C. Anderson
Doyle & Willie Jean Bailey ‘88
Bates Properties
John H. & Joy Adams Bennett, Jr. ‘65 ‘90
E. N. Bishop
Dan & Carolyn Robinson Burkholder ‘80
Clara M. Chambers
Leland C. & Betty Chambers
Lloyd & Floreen Chambers
Ed & Loralee Cooley
Amy Bennett Cox ‘99
Dr. Channing H. Cox, Jr.
Danny & Bonnie L. DeBord
Tom & Linda DiNucci
Dot W. Douglas
J. Richard & Ouida Woods Dowis
Floyd & Fay W. Falany ‘84
Betty Farkas
Jerry & Charlotte Gardner
Linda Hein
Janet Horton ‘81
Donald & Marcie Hottinger
Frank & Hazel Howell
James F. & Eloise A. Jernigan
Doris Jones
Joel & Sheila Ingle Langford ‘91
Bill & Betty Lyerla
Barbara L. Manous
Elaine McAllister
Joan U. McFather
Robert & Connie Monroe, III
Barbara Moss
Susan E. Naylor
Harold & Bettye Parker
Kenneth D. & Peige H. Payne ‘03
Reynolds Architects, PC
Garland & Bonnie Reynolds
Rod & Sandi Sentell
Donald Smith
Robert & Lois Stang
Charles & Janell Swann
Christopher E. & Angela Bennett Ulm ‘90
Russell & Katherine Wells
William E. Whitaker
Kip & Candy Falany Wilbanks ‘87 ‘88
James & Patti Wilkerson
John & Christina Williams
Holly Williams
Oscar Williams
John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61
Sam R. Wilson ‘23
Alesa Barrett
Carol Hester
Janice Mozley
Barbara Sullivan
Gary Woody ‘65
Robert Gary & Bonnie L. Otts ‘65
Jay Yadav
Drs. Anil & Monika Yadav
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Evelyn Thacker Healan ‘36
Looking Ahead: The 3rd Talon Awards Gala will be in March 2013.
Blessed with Ideals True
Watch www.reinhardt.edu for exact date and honorees.
I can never adequately express how much I value my
Reinhardt education... I think what I value most is the
Christian atmosphere and the moral values and principles
instilled in me which have guided me all my life.
Reinhardt friends enjoyed the 2nd Talon Awards Gala
on March 22, 2012, honoring...
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I am 94 years old. I graduated from Reinhardt College (now University) in 1936.
My mother graduated in 1906. She and
my father bought a house directly across
the street from Reinhardt to provide an
education for their seven children. All of us
attended, and five of us graduated. Our
family was born and bred Reinhardt.
Remembering the Alma Mater
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Recently I had a dream. I was trying to recall the words to Reinhardt’s alma mater. I
awoke singing it and was able to finish it
except for one word. I got online to check
how accurate I was. It was verbatim, and
the word I had left out was “influence.”
Adding that made it complete. Thinking
how I now cannot remember what happened yesterday, I was proud of remembering something from 76 years ago!
It amazed me that as I sang, I felt the
same pride I felt when attending. Nothing
had changed but actually had heightened
as I began to recall the many benefits of
my education.
Popular Activities Included
Sports and Debate Teams
,
(1) Chanda Aebersold Bell 94 credits her
Reinhardt professors as an inspiration for
pursuing her dream career as a children’s
book author.
(4) Elaine Hubbard gives big thank you on
behalf of her parents for whom Reinhardt’s
newest residence hall is being named.
(see p. 9)
(2) The John Wesley Clergy Award was presented to the Friendship Class at Peachtree
Road United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Ga.
(5) On being named for an Honoree
Award, Curtis Chapman shares a sentimental moment with the crowd.
(3) Pam Haney Tribble ’70 accepted an
Honoree Award in loving memory of her
late husband, the Rev. Willie Mack Tribble, Jr.
(6) Chris Dupree proudly displayed his John
Wesley Laity Award with his son, Jacob,
and wife, Deborah.
(7) Franklin R. Croker ’54 gave a heartfelt
speech as he accepted the award for Distinguished Alumnus of the Year.
(8) The Hon. Judge Marion T. Pope (center)
is congratulated by his son Jonathan and
President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood as an
Honoree Award recipient.
Aside from splendid scholastic instruction,
there were beneficial extra-curricular activities. Sports were important, both intercollegiate and intramural, and women were
active participants. Athletics were considered “wholesome… and very essential to
the best mental and moral, as well as physical, development.” I played on the women’s
basketball team. To lead our team, we had
a “big captain” and “little captain.” I played
all the time as little captain. I loved the
sport, the rivalry and being a team member.
honors, the competition never affected our
closeness. Her mother
always introduced me
as her second daughter,
and Dr. Bratton always
seemed proud of my
school record. One day
he told me that during his presidency the
two most outstanding
graduates were Elizabeth Moss Bailey, who
had graduated several
years before me and
Reinhardt Girls’ Basketball Team from the 1930s includes
who I knew to be an
Evelyn Thacker Healan (front row, second from left).
outstanding graduate,
and me. I have no one
to
confirm
it,
but
his
words remain a trea Debating teams or “literary societsured
memory.
ies” were a challenge and competition was
When graduation came, the choice for
fierce. The ladies’ teams were Phi Alpha and
valedictorian
was between Lillian and me.
Phi Delta; the mens’ were Pierces and HayOur
grade
average
was the same, but I had
goods. I was a Phi Alpha president and was
the
most
extra-curricular
activities since I
chosen as sponsor of the Pierces.
was
class
president
and
played
basketball.
The annual debates were most popular.
The
faculty
chose
Lillian
for valedicYou could feel the strong rivalry. You spent
torian
and
me
for
salutatorian.
I opened
30 minutes before the debates cheering for
the
ceremony,
welcoming
everyone
in atyour team. I led the cheers for the Phi Altendance.
I
asked
my
brother
Roy,
a
1929
phas and for the Pierces when I was not degraduate
and
my
mentor
whom
I
consider
bating. I worked with a piano player friend
and stood on a table cheering and singing the smartest person anywhere, to write my
heartily, wearing my team colors. That was address. I enjoyed delivering it. He made it
a real workout. Most of the cheers and humorous which helped me to get through
songs I had composed. On the night of the the sad part about leaving Reinhardt and
men’s competition, as the Pierces’ sponsor, what it meant to me.
I wore an evening dress and led the debaters
on the stage. Those debates were one of the Guidance for Life
I can never adequately express how much
most important events of the year.
I value my Reinhardt education. But I will
say I think what I value most is the ChrisRecognized for Excellence
The president of Reinhardt when I was tian atmosphere and the moral values and
there was Dr. W.M. Bratton. I knew him principles instilled in me which have guidand his family well since his daughter, Lil- ed me all my life.
— Evelyn Thacker Healan ’36
lian, and I were classmates and best friends.
Though we often ran against each other for
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Alumnotes
Stanley since 1985 and is the senior vice
president - wealth management, financial
advisor.
Class of ’62
Golden Eagles Anniversary
’74
Dr. Rebecca Ray of Ray’s
Family Chiropractic Clinic in
Ball Ground, Ga., was elected to the Georgia Council of Chiropractic Hall of Fame.
She was one of the founding directors and
has served as president and vice president.
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It’s a class act! A select group of Reinhardt alumni had a “golden” opportunity at the
University’s 2012 commencement ceremony on April 28, 2012. Sixteen members of the
Class of 1962 returned to their alma mater to celebrate their Golden Anniversary (50
years). Each was honored and recognized during the ceremony, and the group celebrated
the occasion before and after the main event.
34 years in the making...
“Buddy” William
Autry and Joyce Dobbins were married on June 25, 2011,
by Buddy’s former roommate, the
Rev. Alvin Taylor ‘59. Buddy and
Joyce worked together years ago and
reconnected on Facebook. They live in
Resaca, Ga.
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Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard and her late husband
Glenn were honored by Reinhardt Trustees for their generous support. Reinhardt’s
newest residence hall will be named in their
honor. See p. 9.
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Dr. Franklin R. Croker was
recognized as the 2012 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year. See p. 26.
’59
Jack Dorsey and Sara Jo
Bookhardt Dorsey ‘60 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on
Dec. 24, 2011. The Dorseys are retired and
live in Waco, Ga. They have two sons and
three grandchildren.
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’82
David L. Andrews and
Dovie Ashworth Paulk
’79 got engaged on Oct. 22, 2011, at
Reinhardt’s Fall Family and Alumni
Day, and they married on Feb. 4, 2012,
at Barnsley Gardens in Adairsville, Ga.
He made arrangements with the alumni
office to have a photographer snap the
proposal photo (lower left). They had first met as students at Reinhardt (upper
left) and he returned to where they first met to propose. “One could say it was
34 years in the making,” David said.
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JoEllen Bell Wilson received
the 2012 First Citizen Award
from the Cherokee County Chamber of
Commerce. She has worked at Reinhardt
since July 1982 and is now the vice president for advancement.
’64
Ron Goss, Sr. served as the
2011-2012 president of the
Georgia National Association of Insurance
& Financial Planners.
’71
Allen Gudenrath has been
appointed to the State Board
of Economic Development by Governor
Nathan Deal. He has worked at Morgan
Brian Frey ’10:
A Hands-On Future
At Reinhardt, Brian Frey ’10 liked that he
could be hands-on when doing projects in
his communication classes, and he’s taken
those experiences to the next level. His
senior thesis project
from Reinhardt didn’t
just sit in a portfolio
in a closet, it is now
an award-winning creation that will soon be
used all over the world.
Frey developed the
smart phone and tablet apps BrailleTouch
and BrailleTeach for
use by the blind.
“When I was first in college in the early 90s, I played a text-based game, similar to World of Warcraft. I had more fun
building on that game and making new
places for people to go, and it was good
practice coding. Once games with graphics became more prevalent, the text-based
games were, however, still popular with
the blind. Since I still enjoyed these types
of games too, I became friends with several blind people. It gave me such a strong
interest then to help this population, and I
turned it in my mind and made these apps
for the blind.”
In fall 2011, Frey’s creation BrailleTouch won first place in the design competition at the 13th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction
with Mobile Devices and Services held
in Stockholm, Sweden. He worked with
a team of Georgia Tech developers to
further the project he had originally started at Reinhardt.
BrailleTeach will be a free app available
for “teaching” braille, but BrailleTouch
will have a minimal cost and can be used
as the keyboard on the smartphone.
“The difference in our apps from others already out there, is that ours is eyesfree text entry in which
you turn the device away
from you and imagine
you are looking ‘through
the device.’”
Frey credits the professors and adjunct faculty
at Reinhardt for being
the positive examples he
needed to get where he
his today.
“The biggest thing I
got at Reinhardt was that the faculty was
so approachable and so real, that I knew
I could be that successful one day, too. I
went to a really large university the first
time around, and the faculty were never
around and were too busy, so now that I
had all these faculty around wanting to
help, I knew Reinhardt was the experience
I needed to build the foundation for my
future endeavors.”
Currently in the Ph.D. program at the
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Frey encourages his fellow Reinhardt
alumni who want to pursue their own
doctorates to try to get something published their senior year as he did.
“If they [alumni] send me an e-mail,
I can give them guidance on how to get
started. It actually took me three tries until I got accepted into UMBC, so I would
advise any Reinhardt students and alumni
that if they have a passion for something,
to never give up on that and look forward
to the future.” — LHT
’83
Letitia Cline was recently
named assistant superintendent
of educational programs, student support
and professional development for Cherokee
County (Ga.) Schools. For the past two
years, she was principal at Avery Elementary School in Canton, Ga.
’84
Darrek Cornelison of Ball
Ground, Ga., has been named
vice president and city executive for the
Canton, Ga. branch of Community Bank
and Trust.
’84
Amy Smith Simonton and
her husband, Jay, have been married for 24 years and have four daughters:
Kaitlin, Mary, Hannah and Bethany, ranging in age from 20 to 13. She teaches high
school art at a local Christian school. She
recently wrote, “Even though I graduated
almost 28 years ago, I have fond memories
of Reinhardt and all the joy it brought to
my life!”
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’89
G. Richard Wright ‘05,
see p. 6.
Jennifer Wiggins Matthews is the business development manager at Century Bank of Georgia
in Cartersville, Ga.
’92
Devin Handley, M.D. has
recently accepted a position as
family care physician at Redmond Family
Care in Calhoun, Ga.
’93
Jeff Clemmons has written
Rich’s: A Southern Institution
about Rich’s Department Store. After earning his associate degree from Reinhardt, he
attended Reinhardt’s business program for a
year, and then transferred to Georgia State
University. He credits his work on Wikipedia, which included the history he wrote
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Alumnotes
third child, Brandon Michael, on Oct. 1,
2011.
Alumni, Students, Parents & Friends
Enjoy a festive visit to Reinhardt! Reunions for the Class of 1987 and all athletic
teams. Field House and Hubbard Hall Grand Openings. Ken White Music
Center Dedication. Find details on www.reinhardt.edu/alumni
Save the Date: October
6, 2012
for Reinhardt’s page, to getting his book
contract. He works in public relations for
Troutman Sanders.
University and
has worked in
marketing for
the past 16 years
at DirecTV, Laarhoven Design,
Coding Strategies
and Deerland
Enzymes.
The Rev. Andrew Witt married
Ginger Duren on June 23, 2012. He is the
senior pastor at Wesley Chapel UMC in
Calhoun, Ga.
’94
Chanda Aebersold Bell was
named Reinhardt’s Outstanding
Young Alumnus of the Year. See p. 26.
Cameron Massey Harrison is a new
stay at home mom. She, her husband,
Bill, their 12-year old son, Jackson and
19-month old daughter, Ava Marie, live
in Powder Springs, Ga. After graduating
from Reinhardt, Cameron earned a BS in
Marketing at Georgia College and State
Jonathan Erick Housche of Summerville, Ga., announces the birth of his
daughter, Elizabeth Catherine “Ella Cate”,
on Feb. 10, 2012.
’95
Randy Gravley, president and
CEO of Tri-State Communications, was chosen by the Cherokee County
Elections Board to serve as its chair, a
position with a four-year term. Tri-State
owns and operates five radio stations in
North Georgia including WLJA 101.1
FM/WPGY 1580 AM. He also sits on the
Cherokee Office of Economic Development Board, is past president of the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce and
serves on the Cherokee County Sheriff’s
Foundation and the National Association
of Broadcasters Board.
John Monk and his
wife Meagan have a new
baby girl, Emerson Olivia
Monk, born on April 2,
2012.
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’96
Zachary M. White married
Loretta Walborn on Nov. 12,
2011. They live in Jasper, Ga.
White is Reinhardt’s horticulturist. He received a ‘Key to the City’ from the Waleska
City Council and Waleska Mayor Doris
Jones in October 2011 for spearheading the
popular Waleska Farmers Market.
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Luke and Jonna Sleight
Truan ‘90 announce the
birth of their son, Erik
Harrington, on March 11,
2011.
’98
Terry and Natasha Gregg
Groulx ‘94 welcomed their
’00
Dr. Brandilyn Pewitt Hayes
and her husband, Robert, had a
baby girl, Hadley Elizabeth, on Feb. 1, 2012.
’01
Robert and Tammy Peters
Gilreath adopted a baby on
March 27, 2012. Gabriella Faith was born
on March 25. She has two proud sisters,
Charlotte, age 6, and Sarah Grace, age 3.
John "Trea” Pipkin III was appointed
Henry County Solicitor General by Gov.
Nathan Deal. After graduating from Reinhardt with an associate degree, he earned
a bachelor’s degree from The University
of Georgia and a law degree from Georgia
State University. He is also an adjunct professor of criminal law at Gordon College.
’02
Laura Davenport Hayes was
named 2011-2012 Summerville
Middle School Teacher of the Year and was
also selected as Chattooga County Teacher
of the Year on Nov. 18, 2011.
’02
Jeremiah and Misty Manous Norton ‘00 of Jasper,
Ga., welcomed their son, Elijah Harley, on
Sept. 8, 2010. Elijah joins big sister, Miah.
’05
Mathew A. Pinson was
recently elected lay leader of the
North Georgia Conference of the United
Methodist Church. He is the youngest
conference lay leader in the U.S.
’06
Cody and Andi Henry Baker
‘04 (left) welcomed their daughter, Landyn Ray, on July 17, 2011. Cody is
a helicopter pilot and architect for Crown
Communities.
Margaret Andrews Chind and her
husband, Daniel, of Atoka, Tenn., announce the birth of their second daughter,
Althea Jane, on Aug. 11, 2011. Althea joins
big sister, Charlotte.
Emilee Holland and Andrew Wehunt ‘07 became engaged on March
31, 2012, and are planning a wedding for
spring 2013.
Noah Rich was named 2011 Officer of
the Year for the Cherokee County Sheriff’s
Uniform Patrol Division.
Clifton “Keith” and Brittney Taylor
Matt Cunningham transferred to
Gainesville in June 2010 as executive director of the Salvation Army.
Mary Hill Jost and her husband, Kyle,
announce the birth of their daughter,
Penelope “Penny” Carol
on Feb. 6, 2012. Mary
worked in Reinhardt
admissions, advancement
and development from
August 2007 to May 2012.
Reinhardt is Calling...
What will your answer be?
Please say Yes!
Oct. 2012 & Feb. 2013
Jordan Turner of Canton, Ga., is a Reinhardt admissions counselor and the head
coach for the RU Cross Country team.
sulting Group. She lives in Lithonia with
her two-year-old twin daughters.
’08
’09
Dan Audia is a records and
registration administrator in
Reinhardt’s Registrar’s Office. Formerly he
worked in Reinhardt’s admissions office as
an admissions counselor.
Adia Williams is a recruiting assistant
with the Atlanta office of the Boston Con-
Hannah Aschmann Hise
works at Reinhardt as the administrative assistant to the School of Arts and
Humanities and the McCamish School of
Business. Her husband, Andrew Hise, is
a Reinhardt admissions counselor.
Lamin Traore is an account manager for
AT&T Government Solutions. He lives in
Buckhead and is still playing lots of soccer.
Ann Moore Bailey MBA
Jason Bunch and Stephanie Fuller
’11 were married on Aug. 11, 2012. She
works at United Way.
Melanie Scopa is the senior associate director of stewardship for Emory University.
Previously she served as director of annual
giving for Catholic Charities Atlanta.
Karen
Knight
Carter and her
husband, Ryan, had
a baby, Hannah, on
May 7, 2012.
Walter Jones, Jr. and Candice Boyd ’08 of Cartersville,
Ga., were married on Nov. 6, 2010.
had her art showcased at the
2012 American Craft Council Atlanta
Show, which is one of the largest and most
prestigious craft shows in the Southeast.
Drew Murphy of Canton,
Ga., welcomed his daughter, Isla
Belle, on Aug. 26, 2011.
’04
’07
’10
’03
Leah Farrah Hill Tubosi welcomed a
baby girl, Haley Patricia, on Dec. 9, 2011.
Ray ‘06 announce the birth of their son,
Benjamin, on Nov. 23, 2011.
‘09 Buckley Wheeler and Callie
Bateman ‘11 (above right) were married
on Oct. 8, 2011.
David Rausch and Jenni Smoller ‘10
were married on June 11, 2011, by David’s
grandfather, Rev. Donald Hanberry ’52.
’11
‘11 Ashley Street (above left) married
Terry West on March 24, 2012, at the
Wheeler House in Ball Ground, Ga.
James “Alan” Cook of Cartersville, Ga., obtained his MAT
from Reinhardt in April 2011. He is now a
4th grade math, science and social studies
teacher at Cartersville Elementary School.
‘11 Beth Cohen Pullias (at right) and
her husband, Jesse, were married on May
21, 2011, at Smyrna First United Methodist Church (Smyrna, Ga.). Beth works at
George Mason University as the PR coordinator/social media specialist, and they live
in Fairfax, Va.
Chasity Miller of Summerville, Ga., is
the general music/band director for Summerville Middle School and the marching
band assistant director for Chattooga High
School.
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Alumnotes, In Memoriam and Faculty/Staff Notes
Alumnotes
Ashley Young is living in Edinburgh,
Scotland and serving as a missionary for the
homeless with the Bethany Christian Trust
organization.
’12
Adam Pool and Francisco
Ricardo Ortega-Grippa ’11
have started a company, GrIppa Design in
Jasper, Ga. Pool is the web designer and
database manager and Ortega-Grippa is a
web and graphic designer. —MHJ, JMM,
JEW, MSW
In Memoriam
Please consider using the enclosed envelope
to make a gift in memory of a cherished
friend. We will inform their family of your
thoughtfulness, and no dollar amount is
noted. Your gift will be in the next Reinhardt Magazine.
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Harriet Harper Williams
McDonald of Brisbane, Australia, passed away on Nov. 12, 2011. She
and her husband, Archibald, had lived in
Australia for the past 20 years. Before retiring, she was an associate professor at Emory
University’s nursing school.
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’35
Lillian Cable Williams passed
away on April 2, 2012.
Charlotte Seymour Walters of Monroe, Ga., passed
away on Jan. 22, 2012.
’36
W.F. Garrett passed away
on July 3, 2012, at age 98. He
received Reinhardt’s 2002 Alumni Loyalty
Award.
Broughton Fred Stancil of Ball Ground,
Ga., passed away on Nov. 30, 2011. He
served in the U.S. Army, was a World War II
veteran and was cited for courageous conduct
during action in British New Guinea.
’45
Hazel Reinhardt Hill
Moore, of Canton, Ga., passed
away on Jan. 30, 2012.
Gwendolyn Cox Adams of
Cartersville, Ga., passed away on
Feb. 20, 2012.
Wynell Owen Blackwell,
passed away on June 28, 2012.
Her husband, Bob, ’47, died in 2009. They
are survived by children: David ’79, Susan
Kea ’71 and Eddie ’82.
’47
Norris Price of Breman, Ga., passed away
on July 24, 2011.
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’52
Ruth Whitfield Hinton
passed away on Oct. 23, 2011.
Linda Hensley Laney of Cartersville,
Ga., passed away on Jan. 2, 2012.
Robert Aaron passed away on
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Nov. 18, 2011.
Sara Timmons Cathey of
Tignall, Ga., passed away on
Sept. 6, 2011.
Virgil Chandler died on Aug. 31, 2011.
Barbara Ross Harris died on Oct. 5, 2011.
’55
George Knight of Cartersville, Ga., passed away on Dec.
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’60
Ronald Franklin Moore
passed away on April 22, 2012.
20, 2011.
on Oct. 28, 2011.
Peggy M. Autry passed away
on July 4, 2012. She is survived
by her daughter Deborah Autry; daughter
Donna Rinedoller and her husband, David.
Elsie Carey Williams passed away on
Sept. 16, 2011.
David Henderson passed away on April
19, 2012.
’42
Rev. Thomas James passed away on
Feb. 26, 2012.
’38
Troy Smithwick passed away
Mrs. Christine Hansard
Cowart passed away on May
20, 2012. She was preceded in death by
her husband, James. She is survived by two
sons, James and David.
Sue Ellen Payne Turner ‘03 of Canton, Ga., passed away on April 18, 2012.
’61
Allen Delois King passed away
on May 9, 2012.
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Larry Biddy passed away on
Sept. 3, 2011.
Phillip Butt passed away on
Aug. 14, 2011.
Mark Fuller passed away on
May 17, 2012.
George Oscar Hendricks of
Cartersville, Ga., passed away on
Nov. 7, 2011. He had worked at Anheuser
Busch since 1992.
Dr. Robert L. Driscoll, Reinhardt vice
president and dean for academic affairs and
professor of education, died June 21, 2012.
Prior to coming to Reinhardt in 2002, he
had worked in education in western New
York, at Georgia State University, and at
Kennesaw State University. He is survived
by his wife of 48 years, Martha Sikaras
Driscoll; daughters, Tanya Burnham and
Elizabeth Driscoll; two grandchildren; two
sisters; and many nieces and nephews.
James C. (Jim) Williams, former
Reinhardt assistant vice president for plant
operations, passed away on Nov. 15, 2011,
following a stroke. He worked at Reinhardt
from 1989 until 2000 and had served
on the Board of Trustees’ Buildings and
Grounds Committee until early 2011.
— JMM, JEW, MHJ, MSW
Faculty/Staff Notes
Dr. Ron Akers, assistant professor of
physical education, recently retired from
Reinhardt. He taught in the Price School
of Education since August of 2003.
Tina Boosel, instructor of business,
and Kathy Hyatt, assistant professor of
business, were featured speakers at a SIFE
Regional Conference in October 2011.
Curtis Chapman, professor of art from
1966- 2005, was honored at the University’s recent Talon Awards Gala (see p. 26).
Donna Coffey, associate professor of
English, had these poems published: “Talking to My Father at a Baby’s Funeral,” a
finalist in the 2011 Prime Mincer Poetry
Contest and published in Prime Mincer,
winter 2011; “Saint Margaret,” published
in spring 2012 Calyx; “Dance of the
Doves” in qarrtsiluni, fall 2011; “Playing
Orphan,” which was honorable mention in
the Whispering Prairie Press 2011 Writing
Awards; “Cowbirds,” in Honey Land Review, fall 2011; and “House Boat,” which
earned Special Merit Recognition in the
2011 Muriel Craft Bailey Poetry Contest
and published in Comstock Review, winter
2011. She also recently published two
articles.
Dr. Kevin Crawford, assistant professor of English & theatre, played Prospero,
in the July 2011 Palm beach Shakespeare
Festival production of “The Tempest.” He
also received Reinhardt’s annual award for
Artistic Performance and Research.
Drew Cronic, assistant football coach,
and his wife, Amelia, welcomed their son,
Isaiah Nathan Cronic, on March 28, 2012.
Melissa Doyle, reference and user services librarian, and Amy McGee, technical services librarian, both earned a Master
in Library and Information Science from the
University of North Texas.
Zach Felix, assistant professor of biology,
received the Vulcan Teaching Excellence
Award and United Methodist Exemplary
Teaching Award. The United Methodist
award recognized excellence in teaching,
commitment to value-centered education
and service to students. The Vulcan Award
highlights outstanding contributions to
education, student learning and campus
life.
Dr. A. Wayne Glowka, dean of the
School of Arts and Humanities, published
The Texiad: An Epic of the Texas Revolution.
It is available for the Amazon Kindle.
Dr. Jonathan Good, associate professor of history, received the Jane England
Teaching Excellence Award. This award is
named for a longtime faculty member who
exemplified leadership and dedication to
students.
Dr. David Gregory, associate professor of music, received the Distinguished
Service to Music Award from Kappa Kappa
Psi, the national honorary fraternity for
college band members.
Betty Johnson, physical plant coordinator, retired at the end of August 2012.
She had worked at Reinhardt in numerous
positions in housekeeping and finance and
administration since 1977.
Valarie Jordan, housekeeping supervisor, received the University’s 2012 Bridge
Award. She has worked at Reinhardt since
1998. This annual award is given by the
faculty to a staff member in recognition of
their outstanding service and commitment
to Reinhardt faculty and students.
The Rev. Dr. Aquiles Martinez, professor of religion, has published Interpretación bíblica con sabor latino: una invitación al diálogo desde la diáspora (Caracas:
Mi Familia Center y Acción Ecuménica,
2012). All book proceeds will be used to
support Mi Familia Center -Serving Migrant Communities, Inc.
Brett Mullinix worked for the Olympic
Broadcasting Service in London during the
2012 Summer Olympics.
Huitt Rabel, media and digital service
manager, and his wife had a son, James
Thomas, on Dec. 9, 2011. They also have
a daughter and son.
Dr. Julie Schultz, associate professor of
middle grades education, wrote “Comprehension Strategy Instruction for Pre-service
Teachers: Promoting Critical Thinking,
Reading, and Writing,” which was published in the University of West Georgia’s
Gateways Journal.
Elizabeth Smith, assistant professor of
mathematics, was selected by the students
to receive the 2012 Jason Gamel ’96 Blue
& Gold Spirit Award. The annual award
recognizes an employee who best shows
their RU pride.
Dr. Richard Summers, professor of
mathematics, attended the Southeastern
meeting of the Mathematical Association
of America (MAA). At the joint national
meeting of the MAA and the American
Mathematical Society, he presented a
paper, “Partition Numbers and Fractals:
Insights Using Bulgarian Solitaire.”
Dr. Paula Thomas-Lee, assistant professor of music, and her husband, Justin,
recently welcomed their second son, James
Ryder.
Dr. Pamela Wilson, associate professor
of communication, spoke on media historiography at Georgia State University and
served as the keynote speaker at the Davidson College Global Media conference. She
has authored two articles, “Native Americans” and “Ethnographic Film and Visual
Anthropology,” for Oxford Bibliographies
Online.
Dr. Kenneth Wheeler, professor of history, received the faculty’s annual Academic
Research Award. He also served as cochair
of the History Symposium. See p. 6. – LHT,
MSW
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for Cross Country,
Women’s and Men’s Basketball
“We are very fortunate to have hired these three very
talented coaches to help us continue on our successful
path here in athletics. All three bring strong but different talents to the table from local recruiting contacts to
NAIA championship level competition experience. They
all three fit the character of the staff here in athletics and
with support will lead our teams very well”.
“The field house provides us much needed space. All of our
athletic programs truly benefit from our growth.”
Reinhardt broke ground for the Athletic Field
House on Jan. 24, 2012. The facility will support football, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball and softball.
Jordan Turner ‘07
Men’s & Women’s Cross County
– Bill Popp, director of athletics
The 22,000-square-foot facility sits between
a new artificial turf field and a grass practice
field. Located among the Ken White Fields, the
building features a 4,800-square-foot weight
room; locker rooms; coaches offices; an athletic
training area; meeting and storage space; public
restrooms; a concession stand; an outdoor plaza
and a garden area.
Alumni, students, faculty, staff and the
community are invited to the field house grand
The Athletic Field House
opening during Alumni Day/Fall Family Weekwill contain 300 lockers
end on Oct. 6, 2012, at 10 a.m. – SPR
handmade by the Reinhardt
maintenance staff.
Reinhardt University’s Golden Eagle
and Thelma Rogers Silver Eagle Awards
Reinhardt University presents four annual athletic awards. The
Golden Eagle Awards go to the top male and female student-athletes. Zach Lindsey, men’s golf, and Maddie Monroe, softball, were
the Golden Eagle winners for 2010-11 and 2011-12.
The Thelma Rogers Silver Eagle Awards, which are named after a former longtime athletic administrator and coach, are presented to a male and female student-athlete for his/her team spirit
and loyalty to the University. The 2010-11 recipients were men’s
basketball player Wes Jones and volleyball player Sami Lane. The
2011-12 recipients were men’s cross country runner Daniel Guerrero and softball player Andrea Thibaudeau. ––SPR
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– Bill Popp, director of athletics
As a cross country runner for the Reinhardt Eagles, from
2003-06, Turner qualified for the NAIA national meet all
four seasons. He returned to his alma mater after working
in the admissions office at Georgia Highlands College. At
Reinhardt he will also work as an admissions counselor.
Lindsey Huffman
Women’s Basketball
Huffman comes to Reinhardt after being an assistant coach
at North Georgia College & State University, her alma mater. She also spent a year as an assistant coach at Roswell
(Ga.) High School after being a graduate assistant at North
Georgia. She received a bachelor’s degree in 2007 and a master’s in 2009.
A standout player, Huffman helped North Georgia to the
2006 Peach Belt Conference regular season title and a 23-4 overall record. At Etowah
High School in Woodstock, Ga., Huffman is the school’s all-time leading scorer with
1,735 points and twice garnered all-state accolades.
Men’s golfer Zach Lindsey
competes in NAIA national
tournament for 3rd year
Reinhardt junior Zach Lindsey made his
third straight trip to the NAIA Men’s Golf
National Championships in May 2012 after receiving an individual at-large bid for
the second consecutive year. As a freshman in 2010, he competed with his Eagles
teammates when Reinhardt qualified as a
team after winning the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament championship.
Playing at Creekside Golf Club in Salem, Ore., Lindsey shot a three-day, 54-hole
total of 11-over-par 227 at the 2012 NAIA
national tournament, missing the cut for
the final round by just one stroke. His best
18-hole score in nine career rounds at the
NAIA nationals came on his final day of
competition when he fired a 1-over-par 73.
Lindsey, from Kennesaw, Ga., has
earned All-AAC honors the past three years
and was an NAIA First Team All-American as a sophomore. In 11 events and 25
rounds during the 2011-12 season, he shot
par or better 13 times and finished with a
72.32 scoring average, which ranked second nationally in the NAIA. Lindsey posted two tournament victories and nine top
15 finishes. – SPR
Jason Gillespie
Men’s Baskeball Head Coach
Monroe
Jones
Lane
Guerrero
Thibaudeau
Lindsey
An experienced head coach, Gillespie comes to Reinhardt
from Virginia Intermont College. He spent the past three
seasons as the athletic director and head men’s basketball
coach at Cincinnati Christian University after four successful years at Bluefield College, where he was twice named the
AAC Coach of the Year. He led the Rams to NAIA Division II national tournament appearances in 2007, 2008 and
2009. His final team at Bluefield finished 27-7 overall, a perfect 18-0 in conference
regular-season play and ranked eighth nationally. In 1997, he received his Bachelor of
Arts in history with a coaching minor from East Tennessee State University. He earned
a master’s degree at Tennessee Tech in 2000. – SPR
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Football Update: Up and Running
Reinhardt’s inaugural
football program is up
and running. The coaches
and players take the
field to practice this fall.
Intercollegiate competition
begins in fall 2013.
Perfect Goals!
Women’s soccer
has record season!
Senior starter Chelsa Hise plays the ball down the field during a game last season.
Reinhardt’s football coaching staff includes Ryan Anderson, (back, from left), Rusty
Wright, Larry Prather, and Tony Tiller, and Will Heath (front, from left), Reggie Perkins,
Danny Cronic and Drew Cronic.
First on head coach Danny Cronic’s agenda
was to recruit a diverse, experienced coaching staff. Defensive coordinator Rusty
Wright and receivers coach Will Heath
were the first hires, then he added his son
Drew Cronic as offensive coordinator, Ryan
Anderson as linebackers coach and Larry
Prather as an assistant to help with the offensive line. Tony Tiller and Reggie Perkins
came on board to coach the defensive backs
and offensive linemen, respectively.
“I think having a full, complete staff
gave us some credibility,” Danny Cronic
said. “They are all doing a very good job of
recruiting in their areas.
Recruiting Talented
Student-Athletes
Quality players were next. Almost 130 student-athletes are expected on campus this
fall to take part in practice sessions on the
University’s new artificial turf field.
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AT
L
S
E TIC
“I think recruits coming in and seeing the diversity and the
quality of our coaching staff has made a difference. It shows
that Reinhardt has made a real commitment to football.” — Head Coach Danny Cronic
“By National Signing Day [Feb. 1], we
had not completed our coaching staff; however, since the middle of February we’ve
signed over 100 players. “I think recruits
coming in and seeing the diversity and the
quality of our coaching staff has made a difference. It shows that Reinhardt has made a
real commitment to football.”
The vast majority of players are from
Georgia, but some are from Alabama, Florida and Tennessee. “When we started signing the good players, it gave us credibility
with other kids. Everybody likes to have
other good players around them.”
Football Conference Affiliation
Though most of Reinhardt’s teams compete
in the Appalachian Athletic Conference,
that conference doesn’t sponsor football
because most of its members do not field
the sport. Thus, Reinhardt was accepted
as an associate member of the Mid-South
Conference, MSC, for football.
Future MSC opponents include Belhaven, Bethel, Campbellsville, Cumberland, Faulkner, Kentucky Christian, Bluefield, Georgetown (Ky.), Cumberlands,
Lindsey Wilson, Pikeville, Union (Ky.) and
UVA’s College at Wise. – SPR
Intercollegiate
Athletics Reunion
Oct. 6
Athletic Field House Grand Opening at 10 a.m. and Reunion at 11 a.m.
Reinhardt has a proud traditon of intercollegiate competition, and all former Eagles and Lady Eagles are invited
back to help unveil Reinhardt’s newest athletic facility as part of Alumni Day and Fall Family Weekend. A reunion
for all athletes will follow the field house event. Please make plans to take part!
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In 2011, Reinhardt’s women’s soccer team
enjoyed its best season in the 11-year history of the program. The Lady Eagles won
the Appalachian Athletic Conference regular season championship with a perfect 7-0
record and went on to finish 14-4-2 overall.
Along the way, Reinhardt earned the AAC
Tournament title and the school’s first-ever
berth to the NAIA national event, where
the Lady Eagles suffered a respectable firstround loss to Lee University, which went
on to earn its fourth straight NAIA national crown.
Under AAC Coach-of-the-Year Andy
Kaplan, Reinhardt set a school record for
wins in a season. The Lady Eagles also put
together a nine-game unbeaten streak, the
longest in school history.
Reinhardt had several players receive
awards throughout the year. Highlighting
the honorees was senior forward Katherine
Amatulli, who was selected as an NAIA
We’re #1! AAC Champs
The Reinhardt softball team had another
banner season under head coach Glen
Crawford in 2012, winning the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament
championship and returning to the NAIA
national event for the second year in a row.
After claiming the outright AAC regular
season title the previous two years, the Lady
Eagles captured a share of the crown at 14-4
Honorable Mention All-American after
being named the AAC Player of the Year.
Sophomore midfielder Ashley Yarger was
chosen as the AAC Defensive Player of the
Year while goalkeeper Kaleigh Clarke collected AAC Freshman-of-the-Year accolades. Joining Amatulli, Yarger and Clarke
as first team all-conference honorees were
sophomore midfielder Krista Barikos, senior midfielder Elizabeth Waite and senior
defender Kelsey Carl. – SPR
Making some noise in second straight appearance
at NAIA national tournament!
but went on to compile a 36-12 overall record and 18th place ranking in the postseason NAIA national poll.
Following a 2-0 loss in its opener at the
NAIA national tournament in Gulf Shores,
Ala., Reinhardt earned some respect by
posting victories in its next two games. The
Lady Eagles tallied a 3-0 win over then No.
4-ranked Central Baptist College, the top
seed in their pool and one of the most powerful hitting squads in the country. Another
victory by Reinhardt, this one a 9-0 rout of
Morningside College, put the Lady Eagles
in position to make the prestigious Elite
Eight, but Central Baptist advanced on a
tie-breaker.
Leading Reinhardt was junior pitcher
Maddie Monroe, who was named the AAC
Pitcher of the Year for the third time. First
Team All-AAC performers also included
senior catcher Ashley Kennedy, senior
infielder Haley Williams, senior utility
player Nikki Roddy, senior outfielder Andrea Thibaudeau, senior outfielder Bailey
Arnaud and freshman utility player Kelci
White. Monroe and Roddy were also First
Team All-East Region picks by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association while
Thibaudeau garnered a spot on the second
team. – SPR
For schedules & sports news, see www.reinhardteagles.com.
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7300 Reinhardt Circle
Waleska, Georgia 30183-2981
Change Service Requested
Danielle Glanzer (left) and her father, Selwyn, (right)
and grandfather, Marvin, enjoyed playing in the 2011
Athletic Golf Tournament. Make plans to play this year
with your family or friends.
3rd Annual
Athletic Golf Tournament
Join us on October 15, 2012, to help raise funds
for scholarships for deserving student-athletes.
For more details, visit www.reinhardt.edu/advancement