WINTER 2005

Features7 Bravo!

by Dawn Ralph ’04On March 21, 20005, KWC’s ownDiane Earle will give a solo perform-ance at Carnegie Hall.

8 A Family Traditionby Joyce Ann EvansA love of Kentucky Wesleyan isreflected in 22 new “legacy” stu-dents on campus.

15 Honor Roll

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Cover Story1 Inauguration

On Friday, April 29, KWC willinaugurate its thirtieth presidentAnne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D.

Departments2 Around the Cupola

4 Invest in Success

5 Alumni News

9 Class Notes

14 Panther Tracks

Winter 2005

Kentucky Wesleyan CollegeAnne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D.President

Ron McCrackenVice President for Advancement

Roy Pickerill ’75 Director of Public RelationsSports Information Director

Berry Major ’60Director of Alumni Relations

Joyce Ann EvansDirector of Development

Kentucky Wesleyan Today Editor: Roy Pickerill ’75

Contributing Writers: Dawn Ralph ’04, JoyceAnn Evans and Berry Major ’60

Contributing Photographers: Joyce AnnEvans, Charles Mahlinger Photography andOn Site Images

Kentucky Wesleyan Today is published byKentucky Wesleyan College. The mission ofthe magazine is to maintain ties between thecollege, its alumni and all other constituents,and to report on issues of importance to thesegroups.

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2004-05 Kentucky Wesleyan College Board of Trustees

Front row l. to r. Connie Lou Barnett, Emogene Stephenson ’59, Harold Dorsey ’38,Luellen Pyles ’44, Anne Cairns Federlein, Jack Wells ’75, and Kathe Darr ’74. Secondrow l. to r. Marcia Lawrence ’47, John Wallace, Randy Raskin ’66, Wayne Foster ’69,and Ken Peters ’57. Third row l. to r. Frankie Hager ’57, Jay Smith ’85, Frank Anderson,Bill Conroy, Arba Kenner ’74 and Shane Wilson. Fourth row l. to r. Terry Woodward ’62,John Jones ’67, Ruth Seydel ’64, Bart Darrell ’84, Phil Malone, Travis Chaney ’92,Sonny Hall ’71, Jim Prater ’60, and Mitch Settle ’83. Fifth row l. to r. Barclay McCoy,Tom Grieb ’78, David Watkins ’72, Rebecca Curry, Tom Eblen ’68, Chuck Melander andCharles Schertzinger ’62.

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CupolaAROUND THE

Kentucky Wesleyan receives $1 million grant

Kentucky Wesleyan received a grant of$1,000,000 from the James Graham BrownFoundation in Louisville to enhance theJames Graham Brown ScholarshipEndowment Fund at the college.

President Anne Cairns Federlein said,“For 29 years the scholarship program has

helped Kentucky Wesleyan College recruitand retain many of the very best andbrightest students. The Brown Scholargraduates have distinguished themselves in avariety of professional careers. This gift sup-ports our commitment to increasing theacademic quality of future students.”

Four new academic programs

Kentucky Wesleyan will add new academ-ic majors in music industry, music perform-ance and music education starting with thefall 2005 semester. A new minor in ChristianMinistries will also be available. “The musicmajor will capitalize on Kentucky Wesleyan’srich tradition in voice and keyboard and willwork closely with the new marching bandprogram,” according to Academic DeanMike Fagan.

The music industry major gives musiciansa practical, hands-on experience, with stu-dent internships with Owensboro SymphonyOrchestra, RiverPark Center, Wax Works andSun Lite Music. Music education provides adual teaching certification in elementary andsecondary schools in both vocal and instru-mental music.

The Christian Ministries minor will pre-pare students to become lay leaders in theirchurches. Campus Minister Adam Shourds’99 will oversee the program.

KWC again rated one of the best

U.S. News and World Report has onceagain rated Kentucky Wesleyan as one ofthe top ten best educational values in theSouth in their annual college report. KWC isranked as the sixth best value in the Southfor Southern Comprehensive Colleges andoverall is ranked in the first tier of SouthernComprehensive Colleges at number 19.

In addition, Kentucky Wesleyan receiveddistinguished recognition by The PrincetonReview as one of 136 colleges named Bestin the Southeast.

Enrollment is up!For the first time in 21 years, Kentucky

Wesleyan experienced a double figure per-centage increase in its fall enrollment. The10.5 percent increase includes 639 full-time and 36 part-time for a total of 675students this fall compared to 611 stu-dents (571 full-time and 40 part-time)from the fall of 2003.

The 2004 fall enrollment figures alsoinclude the largest class of new students(269) since 1997 and the largest freshmanclass (211) since 1983. Kentucky Wesleyanstudents come from 22 states and eightforeign countries. Members of the freshman class participate in KW1101.

2004 Senior Gift

The Class of 2004 saw the importance ofpreserving tradition at Kentucky WesleyanCollege and chose as their senior gift aWinchester Era display. The display features13 pictures of the original buildings on theWinchester campus with a brief descriptionof each one. Winchester was the home ofKentucky Wesleyan from 1890 to 1951.

“Preserving the Past…Remembering theWinchester Campus” is appropriately displayed in the Winchester Center. Weencourage you to see it on your next visit to campus.

The college PLUSCenter was designatedthe Darrell PLUS Centerat a special dedicationceremony in the Library

Learning Center, new PLUS Center home.Bob Darrell was instrumental in establish-ing the center more than two decades ago,with the goal of linking students withother students to serve as tutors in areas ofacademic deficiency.

Surrounded by Darrell’s friends and col-leagues, President Federlein read a tributefrom Darrell’s son, Bart Darrell ’84,speaking on behalf of his siblings. “Ourfather had a vision of an innovative way tohelp students perform to their highestscholastic potential. But much more, hehad a passion for helping people maketheir own lives better.”

A Fitting Tribute Bob Darrell, longtime KWCEnglish professor and formerchair of the EnglishDepartment

DavidHocker ’59donated hishome onGriffith Avenuein Owensboroto KentuckyWesleyanCollege. JagoeHomes purchased the property fromKWC with plans to build a seven-homesubdivision on the property. PresidentAnne Cairns Federlein said, “We are sopleased to receive this gift and we appre-ciate Mr. Hocker’s support.”

The net proceeds from the sale of theproperty will go toward the renovation ofcampus residence halls. A long-time sup-porter of Kentucky Wesleyan, Hocker hasserved on the board of trustees since1975, including a 12-year tenure aschairman.

Hocker makes major gift

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AROUND THE Cupola

Welcome to KWC

Kentucky Wesleyan welcomed the following new faculty and staff for thisacademic year: Evelyn Hiatt is assistant professor of biology. For the pasttwo years, she taught part-time at KWC and supervised student researchprojects. She earned her master’s degree from Clemson University and herPh.D. in biology from the University of Georgia.

Alejandro Latinez is assistant professor of Spanish and holds a master’sdegree from Vanderbilt University and is completing his Ph.D. at Vandy.Originally from Peru, he specializes in 20th century Latin American literature.

Joe Moffett is assistant professor of English. He earned his master’sdegree and his Ph.D. from West Virginia University where he specialized in20th century poetry. His wife, Kelly Moffett, will teach part-time at KentuckyWesleyan in the English Department.

Michael Peterson is assistant professor of speech and theatre. He holdsan MFA in theatre from Arizona State University and a master’s degree incommunications from New Mexico State. He has extensive experience teach-ing speech and theater.

Mark Kersting is the band director and earned his master’s degree fromthe University of Louisville while serving two years as a graduate assistant forthe University’s marching and pep bands. He also plays with the U.S. ArmyReserve Band, 100th Division, Fort Knox.

Kurt Osborne is the new financial aid director. He is a graduate of BresciaUniversity and has his MA in secondary school counseling from WesternKentucky University. He previously worked as a teacher and senior guidancecounselor at Owensboro Catholic High School.

Audrey Cannon is a new admission counselor. She graduated fromBellarmine College and is working on her master’s degree at Brescia. Shewas previously the women's basketball coach graduate assistant at Brescia.

Tony Davis joined the admission staff as admission counselor in August.He is a 2003 Kentucky Wesleyan graduate and previously worked at GreenRiver Area Development District.

Ben Littlepage is an admission counselor. A graduate of Western KentuckyUniversity, he has his master of arts in education with a student affairsemphasis from Western. He previously worked in the office of alumni rela-tions and annual giving at Western.

Cincinnati Picnic

Alumni and future alumni met in Cincinnati in July for their annual picnic at the home of Mildred Poe ’46 and BillKincaid ’47.

Evelyn Hiatt Tony DavisKurt Osborne Ben LittlepageAudrey Cannon

MichaelPeterson

Joe Moffett

AlejandroLatinez

Mark Kersting

Campus speakers

Kentucky Wesleyan College and theOwensboro community experienced a widevariety of speakers on campus during thefall semester.

To begin the year, J. Ellsworth Kalas,dean of the Beeson Center for BiblicalPreaching and Church Leadership atAsbury Theological Seminary, was thekeynote speaker at Opening Convocation.Dr. Kalas received an honorary doctoratedegree from the college following hisaddress.

The annual Edward L. Beavin Lectureseries featured Dr. W. Sibley Towner, pro-fessor emeritus of Biblical interpretation atUnion Theological Seminary in Richmond,Va. His topic was “The Usefulness of theFuture.”

Using a musical approach to his lecture,Dr. Don E. Saliers spoke at the FindingGod in College Lecture. Dr. Saliers is theWilliam R. Cannon DistinquishedProfessor of Theology and Worship,Candler School of Theology, EmoryUniversity.

The psychology department presented itsinaugural lecture series called “LanternUnder a Bushel.” Alma Parish and BeckyStafford delivered a personal discussion ofErik Erikson’s eight stages of psychosocialdevelopment.

“American Presidency” was the theme forthis fall’s Leadership Day. Keynote speakerswere Marc Landy, professor of political sci-ence and faculty chair of The Irish Instituteat Boston College, and David Hawpe, edi-torial director and vice president of TheLouisville Courier-Journal.

Dr. Howard Spiro, professor of medicineemeritus at the Yale University School ofMedicine, was the guest speaker for theEllie Magnuson Lectures in Literature andScience.

Marching on...the KWC band performs at halftime of aPanther football game.

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SuccessI N V E S T I N

It’s Your Call

In September, eighteen KentuckyWesleyan students spent two weekscalling alumni and friends of the col-lege to share campus news and to askfor a gift for the General ScholarshipFund, an important part of theWesleyan Fund. The students raisedpledges totaling $51,575 from 1,105donors.

The General Scholarship Fund helpsover 95 percent of the students atKWC receive scholarships and grantsthrough academics, leadership, andextra-curricular activities. It also helps

support the legacy grant, communitycollege grant and the good neighborgrant, as well as scholarships for band,music, theatre and art.

If we missed you in September, stu-dents will be calling friends and alum-ni of the college again in the spring,from April 3 – 14. Please say “yes”when a student calls you.

We thank you for your continuedsupport of our students through ourPhonathon!

Class Ambassadors met for their annual workshop in September. Pictured left to right front row:Bill Bowling ’56, Noel Stephenson ’58, Emogene Clark Stephenson ’59, Bessie Luttrell ’91,Rick Miller ’82 and Clay Hall ’88. Back row: David Westerfield ’62, Katy Evans ’01, CarolynReddicks ’64, Amanda Tyson Crick ’99, and Judith Rogers Ford ’61.

Class Ambassadors

College is a big investment and Kentucky Wesleyanbelieves the cost of a quality education should not be afactor in a student’s college decision. We take an activeapproach in making education a reality for those whowant to attend.

Last year the General Scholarship Fund helpedprovide over $2.5 million in financial assistance to ourstudents, over and above federal and state grants andendowed scholarships.

The General Scholarship Fund helps provide thefunds necessary to support scholarships for band,music, theatre, art, academics, leadership and athletics,as well as legacy grants, community college grants andgood neighbor grants.

You can click on www.kwc.edu and make your gifttoday!

General Scholarship Fund

The Yu Hak Hahn Center for the Sciences is onschedule to open in August 2005. You can follow theconstruction progress by visiting www.kwc.edu andclicking on development and then click on Yu Hak HahnCenter for the Sciences. Photos are updated weekly.

Construction Update

Making a gift to Kentucky Wesleyan is quickerand easier than ever. Log on to www.kwc.edu

and click on development. An easy-to-readform allows you to charge your gift to Discover,

MasterCard or Visa. We think you’ll like thisconvenient way to make a gift to the college.

Just point and click!

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Please return this form by April 22 to:Office of Alumni RelationsKentucky Wesleyan College See you in April!3000 Frederica StreetOwensboro, KY 42301

All alumni are invited

If you are in the Classes of 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1965,

1974, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1994, 1995, 1996,and the 1979 nursing class – it is your

reunion year. Watch the mail for your reser-vation package. Plan now to join us for a

fantastic weekend of fun!

Alumni Weekend 2005 Reservation Form Reservation deadline - April 22

Thursday, April 28■ Honors Convocation – Tapscott Chapel,

12:10 p.m.■ Oak & Ivy Celebration – Presidents Hall, 6 p.m.

($10.95)

Friday, April 29■ President’s Inauguration – Hocker-Hall Grove,

11 a.m.■ Inaugural Reception – Trustee Terrace, President’s

House, 12:30 p.m.

Saturday, April 30■ KWC Singers Practice* – Hager Performance Hall,

Ralph Center, 10 a.m.■ Purple/White Football Scrimmage – Bullet Wilson

Field, 9 a.m.■ Senior Art Exhibit – Ralph Center, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.■ Reunion Brunches – for the Classes of ’57, ’58,

’59, ’60, ’61, ’65, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’80, ’94, ’95, ’96, and the nursing class of ’79 – 11 a.m., ($10); seeClass locations at the Registration Counter in theWinchester Center

■ Campus Tours – 1 to 3 p.m.■ Greek Events (TBA – check at the Registration

Counter)■ KWC vs. Lewis Baseball Doubleheader – Games

at noon and 3 p.m.■ Memorial Service – “a time to remember those

from our reunion classes who are no longer with us– Tapscott Chapel, 3 p.m.

■ President’s Reception for Hall of Fame Inducteesand Alumni Award recipients – Cox ConferenceRoom, 5:30 p.m.

■ 2005 Alumni Celebration Dinner – Rogers Hall,Winchester Center, 6 p.m. ($17.50)

* Singers from all ages … and stages … are invitedto participate in singing for both the Memorial Service and the Celebration Dinner.

Special 50th ReunionThe Class of ’55 will celebrate its 50th Reunion at aluncheon on Friday, May 13, and become members of the prestigious Winchester Society (our 50-YearClub) at the Society’s dinner that evening. Then, during Commencement on Saturday, May 14, theywill receive their 50-year medallions as the Class of2005 receives their diplomas.

AlumniWeekend 2005April 28-30

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ALUMNI News

Nominations are now being taken for ourAlumni Board and for Alumni Awards. Eachyear we elect five new directors to serve onthe board, and each year we select severalalumni to honor. Contact the Alumni Officeat 270-852-3139 with your nominations.

Now taking nominations

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A. A charitable gift annuity may be your answer.

Here’s how it works … You transfer funds (cash, bonds, stock, mutual funds, etc.)to KWC in exchange for fixed lifetime income payments. The rate of paymentdoes not change with the stock market, interest rates or inflation - it remains fixedfor the rest of your life. Your age determines the rate.

Current ratesAGE RATE60 5.7%65 6.0%70 6.5%75 7.1%80 8.0%85 9.5%90 11.3%

Rates are slightly less for a two-life annuity.

Let me show you how to increase yourincome and give to KWC at the sametime. Just call me at (270-852-3139) ore-mail me at bmajor@kwc.edu.

Mystic 13 fraternity alumni gather inSpencer Memorial Gymnasium during theannual Winchester Picnic in August: KingRicheson ’48, Willie Bruce ’51, BerylFranklin ’48, Norman Christopher ’52,Carlos Higgins ’49, Pat Propst ’51.

The Board of Directors of the Alumni Association recentlyannounced the selections for this year’s Alumni Hall of Fame. They are:

Rte. Reverend Urban Valentine William Darlington (1893) –Bishop, The Methodist Episcopal Church South

Richard (Dick) Gallagher ’31 – Director, Pro Football Hall ofFame

Judge Ellen Bourke Ewing ’67 – First woman to sit on theJefferson County bench

Dr. Yu Hak Hahn ’58 – Founder, President and CEO of CVILaser Optics, Inc.

George W. Tinsley Sr. ’69 – All-American, NCAA champion,professional basketball player and successful businessman

W. Terry Woodward ’62 – President and owner, Wax Works, Inc.

Make plans to be a part of this year’s Alumni Dinner on Saturday,April 30, to help celebrate the induction of the second class of theseAlumni Hall of Fame honorees. The Association’s regular alumniawards will also be presented at the dinner.

2005 Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees

Future KWC alumna, Macy Krohman,attended the Cincinnati picnic with hermother, shown here, Katie GatmanKrohman ’00 and her father, JeffKrohman ’99.

Future KWC alumna

Mystic 13 fraternity alumni

And now, Diane Earle has been invited to give a solo performance atCarnegie Hall, one of the premier concert halls in the world. March 21,2005. Mark that date!

She will play compositions by Dr. John Steffa, a Murray State Universitymusic professor. Her solo performance will include Steffa’s “Tangents” and“Three Pieces for Piano.” She will also play a suite for viola and piano onthe same program with a viola player from MSU.

“I am absolutely thrilled about this incredible and very rare opportuni-ty,” said Earle. “Carnegie Hall is one of the most important musical meccas in the world, and the thought of playing in those hallowed halls isawe-inspiring and a musician’s dream.”

It seems a natural progression for the talented Earle. From the momenther parents purchased a piano and she began lessons at the age of six, herpassion continues to be playing and teaching music.

While attending college at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music (bachelor of music magna cum laude), Ohio StateUniversity (master of music and doctor of musical arts degrees in pianoperformance and literature) and the Eastman School of Music (additionaldoctoral study), Earle not only studied piano, but also voice, organ, harpsi-chord, accompanying and chamber music.

According to Beth Roop Stovall ’84, Earle’s former student and currentdirector of KW Singers, Earle’s willingness to expand beyond playing andteaching enables her to be a “fabulous and talented accompanist.” Stovallsaid Earle’s foundation gives her the knowledge needed to ascertain asoloist or choir’s requirements and to adapt as needed to create the bestoverall performance.

In spite of over 3,500 musical performances, Earle continues to seekprofessional development through private study. Even with her talent andexperience, she practices her craft an average of five hours daily in order tomaintain her skill level.

Whether Earle is performing or teaching a first time piano student likeKWC junior Lauren Mayhew, her lively personality extends to everyonearound her. Mayhew said, “She’s always encouraging…bright and cheerfuland that really puts me at ease.”

KWC Professor of Art Bill Kolok said, “Her work is temporal, and sheworks harder in the process of creation. She gets the applause and needsthe audience.”

Earle’s involvement in the community ranges from a soloist, musical col-laborator and presenter with the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra (OSO)to the creation of the “Go for Baroque” public education program spon-sored by the Kentucky Arts Council. The program enhances the learningprocess of students in the city, county and Catholic school systems. Earlealso instructs the “Arts in the A.M.” educational program at the RiverParkCenter.

Maestro Nicholas Palmer, music director and conductor of the OSO,said, “Diane’s experience makes her easy to work with in the process ofconducting. KWC is fortunate to have a wonderful piano teacher, musicteacher and staff member as talented as Diane.” He continued, “Whenteaching children, Diane makes music fun…and really engages the stu-dents.”

In addition she records CDs, teaches 25 community students, serves asdirector of the 150-voice Owensboro Civic Chorus and serves as an organ-ist at Third Baptist Church. Earle’s community participation gives her theopportunity to recruit for KWC, plus “I feel very needed in the communi-ty, which is why I stay here,” said Earle.

While Kentucky Wesleyan reflects upon Earle’s 21 years at the college,her colleagues say her achievements reflect her intelligence, her workbeyond the call of duty, her ease of teaching students of all ages and hergreat sense of humor.

Earle loves her role as a musical ambassador and “wants people to expe-rience the joy of music.”

But first there’s Carnegie Hall. Earle is preparing for the performance ofa lifetime and we at Kentucky Wesleyan applaud her success. Join us onMarch 21, 2005, at 8:00 p.m. ET in New York City in the Weill RecitalHall in Carnegie Hall as we celebrate the talent and extraordinary accom-plishments of Dr. Diane Earle. Mark that date!

by Dawn Ralph ’04

KWC will host a reception honoring Dr. Earle in theWeill Recital Hall Lounge following the performance.For more information, email jevans@kwc.edu. Ticket

information for the performance can be found atwww.carnegiehall.org.

It would seem there is an inherent love of Kentucky WesleyanCollege in some families and that is certainly reflected in 22 of thenewest “legacy” students on campus.

Freshman Ashley Theissen continued in the tradition set by hermother, Sue Ward Theissen ’78, and three of her mother’s siblings,Scott Ward ’74, Paul “Denny” Ward ’77 and Nancy WardCastlen ’80.

“Mom didn’t push me to come to Kentucky Wesleyan. My auntsand uncles tried to convince me more than she did,” Ashley said. “Igrew up in the greater Cincinnati area and I’ve been visitingOwensboro once a month since I was a baby,” she continued.

“My cousin told me to take a tour of KWC and I really liked it.”Plus the college offered her a great scholarship – Theissen is aBrown Scholar.

She said, “In the beginning of my search, I didn’t appreciatesomething I was always used to. Kentucky Wesleyan is now a homeaway from home.” Theissen lives on campus in Peeples Hall.

She has a double major – history and art – and wants to go tolaw school. “I might want to go into politics or international lawand travel and see the world. But sometimes I just want to be anartist – so I go back and forth.”

Like Ashley, freshman Cortney Snyder is a long way from home,but lives with her great uncle, John Snyder ’59. She also has agreat aunt nearby, Martha Snyder ’68.

“I was born and raised in Las Vegas, so Owensboro was a big cul-ture shock. It’s greener here and there are furry woodland creatures,and red leaves. In Las Vegas it’s hot, hot and a little less hot, so Idon’t own a coat, I’ve never seen snow, bugs are a new thing, andwashing cars in the driveway is legal,” Snyder said.

“In the fourth grade I decided to be an orthodontist and in theseventh grade I decided to come to KWC,” Snyder explained. “Mygrandparents, Anna and Horace Snyder ’60, brought me toKentucky Wesleyan and said, ‘This is where we met.’”

Snyder said, “At Kentucky Wesleyan, I’m not another number –everyone wants to help. It’s quite welcoming.” Snyder also playssoftball. Although her grandparents are now deceased, she thinks

they approve of her college choice.Ian Miller is a freshman from Shelbyville, Ind. His father, Rick

Miller ’82, is a Methodist minister and the family moved seventimes in 18 years.

“My father had been telling me to come here since I was four-years old, but I wasn’t sure if I wanted to come until my sopho-more year and I moved from a high school of 500 to one with2,500. I decided I didn’t want to go to a state school with 20,000students,” Miller said.

“The biggest challenge is having to do everything yourself andI’m running out of clean clothes,” Miller continued. “I haven’tdeclared a major yet, but I’m a work study student for the academicdean, I live in Deacon, pledged Sigma Alpha Mu and I love it.”

Although this is her first year at Kentucky Wesleyan, RachelVanderford, also known as “Rocky,” is not a traditional student.She attended Lexington Community College right out of highschool, worked two years and then attended Paducah CommunityCollege.

She started looking at Kentucky Wesleyan last fall she said, “afterswearing I would never come here because of my sisters, HeatherVanderford Matics ’92 and Maribeth Vanderford ’96. But I fig-ured I had waited long enough. It has worked to my advantagebecause the professors are taking good care of me.”

She didn’t get a lot of pressure from her sisters. “They encour-aged me and they were excited about me attending,” she said.

“It was a big adjustment. I was a commuter student with nosocial life in Paducah. Now I live in Peeples Hall and we have aclose network of friends. I enjoy my classes and I’m learning a lot,”Vanderford continued.

She has a double major, English with an emphasis on creativewriting, and fine arts with an emphasis on theatre. “My goal is toget an MFA and teach college students,” she said.

And the Vanderford legacy lives on….Rachel has a 16-year-oldbrother, Jonathan, who wants to come to Kentucky Wesleyan. Itmust be a family tradition!

by Joyce Ann Evans

Legacies All: left to right: Ian Miller (father Rick ’82), Adam Husk (brother Kevin ’06), Rachel Vanderford (sisters Heather ’92 and Maribeth ’96);Phillip Minton (sister Sara ’05); Cody King (mother Carla ’84); Travis Newton (grandmother Ruth ’52); Cortney Snyder (grandfather Horace ’60);and Zach Clark (brother Matt ’07).

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1948King Richeson, a veteran of 56 state highschool track and field meets, volunteered forthe 20th annual Bluegrass State Games inLexington, helping organize each runner intheir respective heats. At 83, King was the old-est of the 700 volunteers. He has coached orofficiated at the state high school track meetsince 1949. He has also kept defensive stats forthe University of Kentucky football games for51 years. King is married to Jean SudduthRicheson ’46.

1950Mickey Cox Hodson from Lawrenceburg, Ky.,Leatha Nell Blair Nickell and Anna Jean PriceAllen, both of West Liberty, Ky., and RosemarySledge Smith ’54 of Louisville, Edith BowlesMyles ’49 of Winchester, Juanita Hart Snowden’51 of Versailles, Jane Blakemore Foster ’53 ofShelbyville, Ky., and Ginny Gilvin Thompson ’51of Lexington met in Mt. Sterling, Ky. inAugust 2004 for their annual gathering forlunch, photo taking and family talking. Thegroup has been meeting since 1951 at variousplaces in Kentucky. Susie Smith Kindred ofWinchester and Mary Lillian Cain Taylor ofOwingsville were unable to attend this year.

1957Randall Capps published a book in April 2004entitled Entrepreneurship and Innovation inQuebec: How the Provence Became a World Class Player by Praeger Press. Capps co-authored the book with Paul Clermont ofthe University of Quebec in Montreal. Randyserves as president of Leadership StrategiesInternational in Bowling Green and is also anExecutive in Residence at the Gordon FordCollege of Business at Western KentuckyUniversity. He is married to Joan Gray Capps ’60.

1958George Philip Hoy was electedto the Indiana House ofRepresentatives, District 77.He previously served 12 yearsas a Vanderburgh Countycouncilman-at-large. He livesin Evansville and has six chil-dren and 15 grandchildren.

1964James A. Ewing is president elect of the Ky.Society of Otolaryngology and is a physicianENT and in partnership with his son, James E.

Ewing. He and his wife, Betty, live inCampbellsville, Ky.

1966Tarrell Thompson has served as interim pastorof five churches since his retirement in 1992, inthree different denominations. He is presentlyserving Fairview Presbyterian Church nearFrancisco, Ind. He has directed God’sNightcrawler ministry, directed Circuit RiderBus ministry, and participated in mission tripsand work teams to disaster areas. He recentlyreceived the 33rd degree of the ancient andaccepted Scottish Rite. Tarrell created the flameand cross on display in the KWC WinchesterCenter.

1967Jackie Leigh retired after 40 years in the min-istry, beginning with Short Creek MethodistChurch, Owensboro District in 1964. He andhis wife, Clara, are now living in Sidney, Ohio,and he is working on manuscripts and plays.They have two children, David and Tim.

1970Ronald Day is a retired elementary schoolteacher. He and his wife, Sandra, live inMilford, Ohio, and have one child, Curtis.Ronald is a member of the Cincinnati RailroadClub.

1972Tony Quinn Gipe is a business teacher for theKentucky Community and Technical CollegeSystem. She and her husband, John, live inFloyds Knobs, Ind., and have one child,Courtney.

Anita Grandfield Gorglione graduated from theUniversity of Memphis College of Educationwith a master of arts in teaching degree in May2004. She is now working on a Ph.D. in read-ing at U of M. She and her husband, DavidGorglione, recently celebrated their 32nd wed-ding anniversary. They live in Memphis whereAnita is a teacher at Springdale MemphisMagnet Elementary School and David is a sen-ior credit analyst for Lucite International,Americas Division. They have three children,Emily, Joseph and Nickolas.

1973Bill Micou made a 4,258-mile cross countrybicycle trip in the summer of 2004, starting inYorktown, Va., with his son, Chris, who rode1,300 miles with him. His daughter, Jenny,rode another 500 miles with Bill and at the end

of the trip he met his wife, Kate, in Oregon.Bill has a longstanding love of bicycling andtook the trip along the TransAmerica Trail, abicycle route designated during the 1976 U.S.bicentennial.

1974John Dew has released another book entitled,“Continuous Quality Improvement in HigherEducation.” It is co-authored by MollyNearing. John is director for continuous qualityimprovement at The University of Alabamaand lives in Cottondale.

1975Roy Pickerill was recently named the director ofpublic relations at Kentucky Wesleyan. He willcontinue as the Panthers’ sports informationdirector. Roy is married to Margaret StinnettePickerill.

1976Keith Moody is lab head – PerformanceChemicals and Intermediates Technical Servicewith Eastman Chemical Company inKingsport, Tenn. He and his wife, Tammy, livein Gray and have one child, Keighly Meredith.

1977Marilyn Bates is senior paralegal with the cityattorney’s office in Houston.

Robert Bouser is the new pastor at BennettMemorial United Methodist Church inHenderson. He is a graduate of PrincetonSchool of Theology. He and his wife, ColleenHumphress Bouser ’75, have two sons, Blakeand Brian.

1978Dorris Fulkerson is a Southern Baptist Pastor inHenderson, Ky. He and his wife, Joyce, havetwo sons, Matthew Stephen and NathanAaron.

Ann Leach and Michelle Pillen, co-authors ofthe book Goal Sisters, were the subject of astory in the Inner Life section of the July 2004issue of Ladies Home Journal. They have alsobeen traveling to various cities for book signingevents, including Bloomington, Ill., and St.Louis. Recently Ann was the profiled author ofthe National Association of Women Writersand talked about her education at KWC.

1981Ivan Corbin has been assigned to Trinity UnitedMethodist Church in DeLand, Fla. He is co-chair of the DeLand District Florida/CubaCovenant, a part of the Cuban MethodistChurch and attended the Isle of Youth DistrictConference in January 2004. He and his wife,Debbie, have two children, Chris and Rachel.

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Joy Calhoun Hobson has moved to Oak Hill,Va., where she is a nurse at Fair Oaks Hospitalin Fairfax. She and her husband, Mark, havethree children, Jake, Jenny and Camille.

1982Sandra Stewart Mullikin is a music teacher inthe Ohio County School System in Ky. Sheand her husband, Douglas, have two children,Tiffany and Emily, and they live inOwensboro.

1984Donna Mattson Meador was recently promotedfrom director of critical care at Jewish HospitalShelbyville to vice president of clinical services.She and her husband, Stephen, live inShelbyville and have four children, Julia, Karen,Mike and Dan.

Ray Zuberer is fiscal officer at the OwensboroTreatment Center and head varsity girls’ basket-ball coach and assistant coach for girls’ softballat Owensboro Catholic High School

1985Jay Smith is president of the Board of Trusteesof the Kentucky United Methodist Homes forChildren & Youth and also minister atCrestwood United Methodist Church inCrestwood, Ky. He and his wife, Marian HelmSmith, have one son, Jericho. Jay is a memberof the KWC Board of Trustees.

1986Tamara Brown is a DVR counselor with theDepartment of Vocational Rehabilitation andlives in Owensboro.

1988Christie Flood Raleigh and her husband, John,announce the birth of Corban AlexanderRaleigh. He was born October 28, 2003.

Jeff Sampson is in pharmaceutical sales withNovartis Pharmaceuticals. He has a master ofscience in management degree from IndianaWesleyan University. He and his wife, Cara,live in Fishers, Ind., and have three children,Taylor, Griffin, and Haleigh.

1989Craig Gallaugher and his wife, Barbara, justadopted a baby boy, Owen, who was born onJuly 1, 2004. Craig is a social worker with theDelaware Ohio Department of Youth Servicesand lives in Gahanna, Ohio.

1990Todd Hall, a registered representative withEdward Jones in Louisville, has earnedPLANCO’s highest honor – membership inthe 2004 Captain’s Club.

1991Karen Elmore Davis and her husband, Jason,had a baby girl, Sara Kathryn Davis, on May 29, 2004. Karen is a primary gradesMontessori teacher in the Jefferson CountyPublic Schools/Coleridge-Taylor MontessoriElementary School. They live in Louisville.

1992Shelley Robbins Harwood and her husband,Donald, welcomed a baby son, Joshua David,on July 28, 2004. They live in Owensboro.

Greg Janecka recently gradu-ated from the University ofIllinois at Chicago’s MBAprogram with concentrationsin both finance and entrepre-neurship. He is vice presidentof Portfolio Services forCountrywide Home Loansand continues his role as president and founderof an educational consulting firm.

Chad Lyons is the head football coach atSouthern High School in Louisville, Ky.

Heather Vanderford Matics and her husband,Mark, welcomed a baby daughter, Eleanor“Ellie” Rose, on October 13, 2004. They live inLexington. Proud aunt is Maribeth Vanderford’96.

Chris Metzyer is head football/track coach atLely High School in Naples, Fla. He is alsosponsor of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.He and his wife, Laura Lynn, have three chil-dren, Lexy, Austin, and Jadyn.

1993Amy McIntyre Lisner married Jeremy Lisner onAugust 7, 2004. They live in Independence,Ky., and have a daughter, Salena Lisner. Amy isa compliance specialist with FidelityInvestments.

1994Carissa Chapman Roush and her husband,Christopher, have a baby girl, Claire ElizabethRoush, born on March 10, 2004. Carissa is anaccountant with Riney, Hancock & Co., PSCin Owensboro.

1995Gina Truax Biever is the principal at HancockCounty Middle School. She previously servedas assistant principal and taught science foreight years. She earned a master’s and Rank Ifrom Western Kentucky University. She andher husband, Todd, live in Lewisport, Ky.

Kristin Reynolds Hawkins is a health and physi-cal education teacher at Grayson CountyMiddle School. She and her husband, Scott,

live in Leitchfield, Ky., and have two children,Ty Scott and Samuel Dain.

Greg Haren is CEO of Caregivers for Seniors.He and his wife, Jennifer, have two children,Kayla and Jillian and they live in Katy, Tex.

Elizabeth Bender Lehner and her husband, Bill,welcomed their second child, Sarah Anne, onSeptember 26, 2004. Sarah joins sister,Katherine Elizabeth. They live in Anacortes,Wash.

1996Michael Helmly and his wife, Monica, have anew son, Parker James, born June 11, 2004.He joins big sister, Olivia Anne. Michael is aC/S developer/analyst with ALLTELCorporation and they live in Little Rock, Ark.

Denean Hedges Hendren is a family nurse prac-titioner at the Jackson Clinic. She and her hus-band, Seth, live in Jackson, Tenn.

Jennifer Jones Wynne works in commercialreal estate title insurance with Land TitleCompany of Alabama/Birmingham. She andher husband, William, live in Chelsea, Ala.

1997Amy Hayden married Edward Ray, Jr. in June2004. She has her M.D. from the University ofLouisville School of Medicine and did herpediatric residency at the University ofLouisville, Kosair Children’s Hospital. She hasjoined Owensboro Pediatrics.

Laurie Owen Herrell and her husband, ChrisHerrell ’95, welcomed a son, Chase NewtonHerrell, on June 6, 2004. They live inCincinnati, Ohio.

Christopher Jackson recently moved toCincinnati and accepted a position with thelaw offices of Blake Maislin, LLC. He lives inCovington, Ky.

Tina Zuelly Luebbehusen received her mastersof science in language education from IndianaUniversity. She and her husband, Cory, havetwo sons, Noah and Jobe, and live in Jasper,Ind.

Nikki Fint Martin and her husband, Matt, wel-comed a daughter, Hailey Jane Martin, onAugust 30, 2004. They live in Newport News,Vir.

1998Wendy Bancroft Hensley and her husband,Rusty, have a new baby, Victoria, bornDecember 17, 2003. Wendy is a teacher atMercy Academy in Louisville, Ky.

Brian Seider married Brandy Christle on July 17, 2004. He is a teacher/football and bas-ketball coach at Glades Day School. They live

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CLASS Notesin Belle Glade, Fla.

Jammia Smith Joska is the volleyball coach atOwensboro High School and is a physical edu-cation teacher at Owensboro Middle School.She is married to Robin Joska ’01. Robin hasjust been named head girls’ soccer coach atOwensboro High School.

Julie Roemele graduated from IndianaUniversity, Bloomington School of Public andEnvironmental Affairs Graduate School with amaster of public affairs and a master of sciencein environmental science. She welcomed a babyboy, Joshua James Aidan, on February 16,2004. Julie is employed at the EnvironmentalProtection Agency in Washington, D.C. as anenvironmental protection specialist and shelives in Arlington, Vir.

Senica Taylor is teaching choir at GarrardCounty Middle School. His wife, VeroniaPower Taylor ’99, is nutrition programs special-ist with the Foothills Community ActionPartnership. They live in Richmond, Ky.

1999Christopher Bryant and his wife, Crystal, had ababy boy, Isaiah Daniel, born on July 9, 2004.He joins big brother, James Christopher BryantII. Chris is associate pastor at Hillside UnitedMethodist Church in Canton, Ga.

Sarah Chelgren is a research chemist stationedat the Air Force Research Lab at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio,where she works in the combustion branch ofthe propulsion directorate. She recently spokeat the 46th Rocky Mountain Conference onanalytical chemistry in Denver on laser-basedparametric study of particulate formation ingas-turbine combustors.

Rachel Heaney is a residential director inKWC’s Deacon Hall. She is an informationservices specialist for Daviess County FiscalCourt.

Becky Barr Lattus and her husband, Ben, wel-comed Theresa Marie on August 12, 2004. Shejoins brothers Sebastian and Gus. They live inOwensboro.

Jill Roby married Tim Weaver on November 9,2002. She is a police officer with the MetroNashville Police Department.

Jenny Wells Shourds and her husband, AdamShourds, welcomed their second son, IsaacMatthew, on August 23, 2004. He joins bigbrother, Luke. Adam is the KWC campus min-ister.

2000Nicole Tomer Henry Bartlett married JackBartlett on January 2, 2004, and they havethree children, Kaela, Blake and Kevin. Nicole

is an accountant withMiles Farm Supply andlives in Owensboro.

Wendy Nguyen Buerglergraduated with distinc-tion in May 2004 with adoctor of dental medi-cine degree from theUniversity of KentuckyCollege of Dentistry andwas elected intoOmicron Kappa UpsilonNational Dental HonorSociety. She is presentlyin private practice as anassociate dentist inHendersonville, TN. She and her husband,Benjamin, live in Goodlettsville, Tenn.

Ryan Edge and his wife, Jennifer Miller Edge,welcomed a daughter, Madeleine Grace, onApril 7, 2004. Ryan is a computer administra-tor with Kimberly Clark and Jennifer is a regis-tered nurse.

Bernie Eskridge is a resident pediatrics physi-cian at the University of Missouri-ColumbiaChildren’s Hospital and lives in Columbia, Mo.His wife, Erin Rastede Eskridge ’01, is an 8thgrade science teacher.

Ron Howard is secondary finance manager forAmerican General. He and his wife, Julie, livein Cincinnati and have one daughter, LauraJeanne.

Christie Tabor Fogle received her masters of sec-ondary counseling in December 2003. She is ahistory teacher at Owensboro High School. Sheand her husband, Eric, have a daughter, HadleyPaige, born August 22, 2003.

Amy Higdon married Lance Hopewell on July 31, 2004. She is a telecommunicationsspecialist with SBC Communications.

Len Joyce Newman graduated with an MSWfrom Colorado State University. Her husband,Jared Newman, is a church youth minister andthey live in Boulder, Col.

2001Stephanie Jarvis Burger has been named theassociate director of admissions at KentuckyWesleyan. Her husband, Bryce Burger ’02 is anassistant KWC baseball coach.

Jennifer Kloss Jenks lives in Louisville, Ky.

Tina Burger Kippenbrock and her husband,Brad, had a new son, Hunter Lee, onSeptember 16, 2004, who joins big sister,Haley Rose. They live in Jasper, Ind.

Thomas Melton graduated with an MBA fromMurray State University School of Business inDecember 2004. He is an accountant with

Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline inOwensboro and lives in Graham, Ky.

Alison Morris is pursuing a master’s of publicadministration at the University of Evansvilleand will graduate in May 2005. She is work-based learning coordinator at the Earle C.Clements Job Corps Academy and lives inMorganfield, Ky.

Jennifer Stober Starke and her husband, MarcStarke, welcomed their first baby, Ty Parker, onSeptember 1, 2004. They live in Louisville, Ky.

Sarah Mayfield Wanck is associate director ofyouth ministries at the First United MethodistChurch in Montgomery, Ala. She and her hus-band, Gabriel, live in Montgomery.

Autumn Greer Wilkins and her husband, Jason,welcomed their first baby, Sophia Jaye Wilkins,on September 16, 2004.

Susan Wilkins was promoted to a children’slibrarian at Lexington Public Library NorthsideBranch. She lives in Lexington.

2002Tara Contratto married Nathan David Godekeon March 20, 2004. She is a manager atFamous-Barr in Owensboro.

Allison Estes married Kyle Ross on January 15.She is a corporate accountant at Wells HealthSystems in Owensboro.

Eric Flory earned the 2004 Medal of Valor fromthe Kentucky Sheriff ’s Association for wadingin chest-deep water to rescue a man from asubmerged van. He also received the LifesavingAward by the Daviess County Sheriff ’sDepartment where he is a deputy sheriff. He ismarried to Alisha Tanner Flory ’03 and they livein Owensboro.

Sarah Beth Roach Macy and her husband, L.Z., are the proud parents of a baby girl, AnnaLynne Macy, born February 25, 2004. SarahBeth completed her masters of arts in educa-tion, serving P-12 students with learning andbehavioral disorders. She is a teacher at

Marcia Smith Lawrence ’47 (left) and Rosemary Johnson Wheeler ’49 reminisce duringthe annual Winchester Picnic held in Spencer Gym on the Winchester campus.

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CLASS NotesBreckinridge County High School and varsitycheerleading coach. The family lives inHardinsburg, Ky.

Abby Miarecki is assistant to StateRepresentative Tommy Thompson. She lives inOwensboro.

Emili Williams is a Spanish teacher atGreenwood High School and lives in BowlingGreen, Ky.

Jill Wyatt married David Dilday ’03 on June 19,2004. They live in Nashville.

2003Tony Davis has joined the KWC Admissionsstaff.

James Fleming is working on his master’sdegree in philosophy, policy, and social value atThe London School of Economics. After com-pleting his master’s, James will attend theUniversity of Kentucky College of Medicine.

Park Law and his wife, April, welcomed theirfirst child, Samuel Blanton Law, on October 20,2004. They live in Owensboro.

Nicole Mangiardi is assistant coach for theKWC Panther women’s soccer team.

2004Rebecca Carter is manager of communicationsat Diversified Health Care Services, Inc. Shelives in Phoenix, Ariz.

Eric Crabtree is an art teacher at HansonElementary School and lives in Madisonville,Ky.

Jennifer England has been accepted bySouthern Seminary.

Elizabeth Holian Heller is career services/com-munity relations director of Draughons JuniorCollege. She and her husband, Will, live inBowling Green.

Corey Nalampoon is a sales specialist forKrueger International and lives in Charlotte,N.C.

Kendra Pardue married Kevin Husk onDecember 11, 2004. She is a KWC admissionscounselor and Kevin is a student at KWC anda youth minister at Lewisport UnitedMethodist Church.

Rick Searcy is a part-time assistant coach forthe KWC Panther football team.

Laura Sparks Vincent is working as theCampus Ministries assistant at KentuckyWesleyan. Her husband, Jeremy Vincent ’03, isa case manager at Quest for Kids.

In Memoriam1931Elizabeth Browning Hunt on September 30,2004. A native of Clark County, she was amember of the First Church of Christ, Scientistin Lexington. She joined the news staff of TheWinchester Sun and was employed in the newsdepartment for 48 years, retiring in 1990. Shewas a member of the Hart Chapter Daughtersof the American Revolution, the KentuckyHistorical Society and Friends of Holly Road.Survivors include Douglas Stephenson, Mrs.Rollin Stephenson Puckett and MarshaStephenson Tracy, all of Clark County andBarbee Betts Phillips of Gallatin, Tenn.

1932Lydia Congleton Clay on October 31, 2004.She was a member of P.E.O. and the AnnieLewis Circle of First United MethodistChurch, Lexington. Her garden receivednumerous awards and was opened for tours tobenefit the Northside NeighborhoodAssociation which the Clays helped establish.She was preceded in death by her husband of67 years, Dr. Maurice Alton Clay. Survivorsinclude her daughter, Susan Callaway, andthree grandchildren.

1937C. Leonard Hocker on June 25, 2004, inLouisville. He was a native of Beaver Dam, Ky.and received a master’s degree in educationfrom the University of Kentucky. He was aretired training director for Naval OrdinanceStation and a retired human resources directorfor Texas Instruments in Versailles, KY. Amember of Shively United Methodist Church,he was a member of Methodist Men, a layleader and a Sunday school teacher for over 60years. Leonard was also a veteran of World WarII. Survivors include his sons, Charles L.Hocker Jr. of Greensburg, Ind., Melvin Hockerof Ga., and Carl Hocker of S. C.; a brother,John Hocker ’48 of Chesterton, Ind.; and ninegrandchildren.

1942Elaine Stevenson Cummins on April 17, 2004,in Columbus, Ohio. She was a homemakerand a member of the Church of the Messiahand served as a Cub Scout and 4-H leader. Shegraduated from the University of Kentucky.Survivors include her husband, Lou Cummins;a son, Philip Cummins of Columbus; and adaughter, Carol Ann Cummins of Tampa, Fla.

1943Martha Field Peavler on January 26, 2004. Shewas a retired teacher from Mercer County in

Kentucky. Her grandfather, W.W. Field, attend-ed Kentucky Wesleyan in Millersburg and herfather, John Field, also attended KentuckyWesleyan, as well as her brother, WilliamWarder Field ’50. Survivors include her son,Andy, of Tampa, Fla.

1944Lena Mae Davis on July 1, 2004, in Lexington,Ky. A native of Clark County, she was a home-maker, a member of Hart Chapter, Daughtersof the American Revolution, and First UnitedMethodist Church. Survivors include her hus-band, Dr. Robert L. Davis ’43; two sons, Dr. R.T. Davis and Dr. William S. Davis ofWinchester; and six grandchildren.

Howard Moody on November 9, 2004, inTallahassee, Fla. He received his bachelor ofdivinity degree from Candler School ofTheology Emory Divinity School and his mas-ters of arts in Christian education from ScarrittCollege. He served as a chaplain to the InstitutePorto Alegre and pastured churches in Brazil.He and his wife also served at the YumaMission Reservation in Yuma, Ariz. He pas-tored several churches in the LouisvilleConference, including Hawesville, Rumsey,Thruston and Livermore United Methodist.For 15 years Howard served as director ofTown and Country Work at KWC. He retiredwith 43 years of service to the MethodistChurch. Survivors include his wife, Christine;three sons, Keith Moody ’76, Craig Moody ’81,and Kirk Moody ’80; two daughters, ElaineBerry and Sandi Cundiff; and two brothers,Nelson and Richard Moody.

Ashar Tullis on November 25, 2004. A gradu-ate of the Kent School of Social Work, he wasthe first director of the Louisville Boys Clubs.He helped create Associated ServicesIncorporated to offer executive managementand development services to small healthgroups. He was the founder and first chairmanof the Kentucky Mental Health Coalition andwas appointed by Governor Martha LayneCollins to her commission on Mental Health.A member of Fourth Avenue MethodistChurch, he taught adult Sunday school for 20years and was a Methodist lay speaker.Survivors include his wife, Nancy; a brother,Bishop Edward Tullis ’39 of Lake Junaluska,NC; daughters, Judy Abar of Tunica, Miss. andTerry Walker of Kansas City; a son, WilliamTullis of Louisville; and five grandchildren.

1950Eugene D. Myles on September 2, 2004, inLexington, Ky. A resident of Winchester, Ky.,Eugene was retired from BellSouth and was amember of the Telephone Pioneers and theFirst United Methodist Church. He was also aNavy veteran. Survivors include his wife, Edith

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CLASS NotesBowles Myles ’49 and a son, Stephen CarlMyers of Carbondale, Colo.

1952William “Bill” Harrell on July 23, 2004, inGaston, Ind. He was the only coach to winboys’ state high school basketball champi-onships in both Kentucky and Indiana, win-ning the 1966 Ky. state championship atShelby County and the 1978, 1979 and 1988Ind. state titles at Muncie Central. He receiveda master’s degree from the University ofKentucky. He also coached at Belfry and BereaHigh Schools. Twice selected Kentucky HighSchool Coach of the Year and twice namedIndiana High School Coach of the Year, he wasinducted into the Kentucky Basketball Hall ofFame in 1988 and the Indiana Hall of Fame in1991. He was a member of Eden UnitedChurch of Christ. Survivors include his wife,Kaye; his daughters, Peggy Parr and ErikaHarrell; four sisters, Madalyne Langdon, SuePyles, Connie Bazzilla and Mary Given; andone brother, John Harrell.

1959Maxine Taylor Bennett Druker on April 16,2003. She earned her masters degree fromWestern Kentucky University and graduatedfrom Indiana University Law School. In 1989she was chosen Career Woman of the Year inIndianapolis and was included for several yearsin Who’s Who in American Law. She was alsochosen Distinguished Fellow of theIndianapolis Bar Association.

1961John Winnecke on June 4, 2004, inHawesville, Ky. He taught and coached atUtica Junior High and Daviess County HighSchool, and then became sports editor for theMessenger-Inquirer. In 1971 John went toEastern Kentucky University where he wasdirector of the division of public information,and also earned an MA in education. Hereturned to teaching and coaching at ApolloHigh School. For 13 years he sponsored theApollo school newspaper. He served as presi-dent of the Hancock County Chamber ofCommerce for two years, served on the KWCAlumni Board and was a member ofHawesville United Methodist Church.Survivors include his wife, Marilyn CatesWinnecke; his son, Christopher Winnecke ’90;two granddaughters; and a sister, Mary AnnStephens of Clarksville, Tenn.

1962Zella Robinson on November 1, 2004, inOwensboro. She was a retired teacher andtaught in McLean County, MuhlenbergCounty and Owensboro. She was a SundaySchool teacher and a member of Hopewell

Baptist Church, past president of AARP and amember of Order of the Eastern Star No. 96 inBremen. Survivors include her son, RexRobinson ’75 and two daughters, Cheryl Hoodof Shelbyville, Ky. and Rhonda McEnroe ofOwensboro; a brother, the Rev. MortonVanover of Sacramento; and two sisters, AudraConrad of Rumsey, Ky. and Gaynell Vanover ofOwensboro.

1968Tommy Ann Woods Rosenzweig on June 9,2004, in Frederick, Md. She was a lifelongmember of the Sebree, Ky. United MethodistChurch and was a volunteer organist from1983 to 1995. A resident of Charles Town, W.Va. for the past nine years, she was active withthe Old Opera House and served as presidentof the Old Theatre Guild for two years.Survivors include her husband, LouisRozenzweig; two daughters, Robin McClellanof Kennett, Mo., and Allison Rosenzweig ofSherman Oaks, Calif.; her parents, Tommy andMaxine Woods of Sebree; two sisters, LindaHazelwood of Sebree and Lisa Nance ofHanson, Ky.; and two grandsons.

1969Kentucky Wesleyan has just learned of thedeath of Darrell Kuykendall on November 7,2004, in Enid, Ok. Survivors include his wife,Peggy Kuykendall.

1973William “Bill” Katterjohn on July 4, 2004, inOwensboro. Survivors include a sister, AnneGibbs of Henderson, Ky., and a brother, JohnKatterjohn.

1980Michael Coomes on November 11, 2004, inOwensboro. He was the owner-operator ofProGem, Inc. and a member of OwensboroChristian Church. He received his master’sdegree from Murray State University. Survivorsinclude his wife of 27 years, Patricia HayCoomes; a daughter, Amy Pate and a son,Adam Coomes, both of Owensboro; his moth-er Mary Lou Coomes ’90 of Owensboro; threebrothers, Patrick Coomes of Calif.; RussellCoomes ’82 of Colorado Springs, Colo., andRichard Coomes ’85 of Owensboro; two sisters,Melody Alford ’82 and Joy Coomes ’82 both ofNashville; and one grandson.

1983Amy Bowling Tolliver on July 24, 2004, inMadisonville. She was theorganist at Greenville UnitedMethodist Church and was aspecial education teacher at

Muhlenberg South Middle School. Survivorsinclude her husband of 16 years, ChristopherTolliver ’82 of Madisonville; two daughters,Katherine LeAnn Tolliver and Lauren ElizabethTolliver of the home; her parents, Dorothy andWilliam Bowling ’56 of Louisville; one sister,Nancy Bowling Wood ’84 of Lexington; onebrother, the Rev. John Bowling ’88 ofMiddlesboro, Ky.; and her grandmother, EvaWhitehouse of Lexington. Memorial gifts maybe made to the Tolliver Children EducationFund, c/o Greenville United Methodist Churchin Greenville, Ky.

1987The college has learned of the death ofKimiyasu Sato on October 1, 2004, in Tokyo,Japan.

Faculty/TrusteesNewton Thomas on November 30, 2004, inWilmore, Ky., at the age of 92. He served onthe Kentucky Wesleyan Board of Trustees from1972 to 1991 and was elected Trustee Emeritusin 1998. A graduate of Kentucky StateUniversity, he received his MA from theUniversity of Kentucky and began his teachingcareer at Horse Cave where he later becameprincipal and coached basketball. As a highschool coach, he won two Negro League statechampionships, in 1944 and 1945, and wasinducted into the Kentucky High SchoolAthletic Association Hall of Fame in 2002. Helater became the first African-American toteach in an integrated Kentucky school atCaverna Independent High School where hetaught math and science. Newton was an advo-cate of the Methodist Children’s Home ofKentucky, serving on the board of trustees for16 years and was instrumental in founding theFriends of the Children Board. He also servedas assistant director and then director of theEqual Opportunities Division of the KentuckyDepartment of Education from 1969 to 1977.He is survived by his sister, Katie White ofGeorgetown.

Louis Wayne Turley on July 11, 2004, at NagsHead, N.C. He taught at KWC in the businessdepartment from 1979 – 1981. He was a resi-dent of Bowling Green, Ky., and co-chair ofthe economics and marketing department atWestern Kentucky University. He received hisdoctorate from the University of Kentucky andhis MBA and undergraduate degree fromMurray State. Survivors include his wife,Brenda, of Bowling Green; two sons, Samueland Jet; and two daughters, Emily Soule andAbigail Turley, all of Bowling Green.

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TracksPANTHER

Hodges and Saalwaechterchosen for GLVC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

Teresa Hodges and AdamSaalwaechter were electedto the Great Lakes ValleyConference Student-AthleteAdvisory Committee.Hodges, a sophomore fromBenton, Mo., plays first baseand pitches for the softballteam. Saalwaechter, a juniorfrom Owensboro, plays firstbase for the baseball team.Students who are elected tothe GLVC SAAC representtheir institution at biannualconferences and decide oncommunity service activitiesfor their athletic department.

Kentucky Wesleyan won the eight-teamTransylvania Invitational in September by afour-stroke margin (623) over runner-upCampbellsville (627). The Panthers earnedtheir first tournament championship since1996.

Panthers wins TransylvaniaInvitational

Keith Cottoner, a juniorlinebacker fromMadisonville, Ky., receivedNAIA National and Mid-South Conference DefensivePlayer of the Week honorsfor his performance in the

Panthers 28-24 upset win over No. 21Campbellsville.

Three Panthers earn All-Tournament Team honors

Megan Luckett, a fresh-man from Louisville, Ky.,was named to the all-tourna-ment team at the IllinoisCollege VolleyballInvitational.

Mary Mattingly, a sopho-more from Harned, Ky.,earned all-tournament teamrecognition for her fifth-place finish at theTransylvania University GolfInvitational.

Matt Yaeger, a seniorfrom Owensboro, receivedall-tournament team recogni-tion for his fourth place fin-ish at the Centre CollegeGolf Invitational.

Sports Scheduleswww.kwc.edu/athletic

Three Panthers were namedto the All-Mid-SouthConference football team asvoted on by league coachesand two earned MSC All-Academic honors.

Selected to the first teamwas Alex Long, a senior line-backer from Cincinnati, Ohio.

Alex Temple, a freshman defensive end fromCrestwood, Ky., received second team recogni-tion. Keith Cottoner was chosen to the honor-able mention squad.

Panthers named to the all-academic team

were sophomore defensive lineman KyleAebersold from Louisville, Ky., and senior quar-terback Ben Arnold from Ste. Genevieve, Mo.Both were recognized for their classroomachievement with a career 3.2 grade pointaverage or higher.

Kentucky Wesleyan, under second-year headcoach Brent Holsclaw, completed the 2004 sea-son with a 4-7 record and finished tied for sev-enth in the Mid-South Conference with a 4-6record. This was the Panthers first season backin the Mid-South Conference since 1989 andtheir first competing in the NAIA.

Five football Panthers honored by Mid-South Conference

Cottoner earns national andconference honors

The KWC All-American / All-Sports Club isoffering authentic pieces of the OwensboroSportscenter floor that the eight-time NCAAChampion Panthers played on from 1964 to2004. Pieces of the court are being sold forbetween $10-$300 plus $5-$8 for shipping,depending on the size (see below). Interestedparties should contact Glenn Young, AssociateAthletics Director, at 270-852-3335.

4” x 6” floor only $104” x 6” floor with plate $2012” x 12” floor only $2512” x 12” floor with Panther logo $4012” x 12” floor with team photo (yourchoice of team) and plate only $453’ x 4’ floor with 8 NCAA Champion photos $3004’ x 8’ floor only $300Plus shipping and handling $5 to $8depending on size

Souvenir pieces of Sportscenterfloor (1964-2004) on sale

Alan Howard joins women’sbasketball staff

Alan Howard, joined thewomen’s basketball staff asan assistant after five seasonsas an assistant boys coach atWhitesville (Ky.) TrinityHigh School.

Pulliam returns as men’ssoccer coach

Scott Pulliam, who servedas KWC's head men's soccercoach for two seasons (2000and 2001) has returned asthe Panthers head coachonce again.

Larry Simpson, an assis-tant soccer coach for the

men's and women's at Brescia University lastseason, will join Pulliam as his top assistantcoach.

TeresaHodges

AdamSaalwaechter

Scott Pulliam

Alex Long

Megan Luckett

Mary Mattingly

Matt Yaeger

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Giving Societies KeyF – Founders SocietyT – Trustees Associates Society FA – Faculty Associates Society

P – Presidents Associates SocietyW – Winchester Society

M – Millersburg SocietyMI – Minerva Society

* deceased

Alumni 1929 Total $1,000Class Participation 20%Louise Stiles Hiatt P

1931 Total $41,411 Class Participation 67%Alberta Lostspeich GibsonFrances Lancaster* FHolley Skidmore PEva Belle Gordon Sudduth P

1932 Total $100 Class Participation 25%Mary Hackworth MI

1933 Total $530 Class Participation 33%Mary Whiteside Denton WEldred OwensMary Leggett Rawlings

1935 Total $3,125 Class Participation 50%Mary Wood Jacobs MIGeorge Rives PAsa Shelton P

1936Total $475 Class Participation 17%Thomas HarrisonFoster Sanders M

1937 Total $225 Class Participation 33%Nell Tackett Elswick MIFrances Williams OwensLexie Bryant Taylor MI

1938 Total $25,465 Class Participation 53%Lloyd Baldwin WMafre Ashcraft BrunnerBoyd Cecil TMorton Combs MIHarold Dorsey PT.D. Everett PRuth Sudduth FishbackMargaret Grant LanderMarion Wilson McCrea MIRachel Shultz Neubauer MIJohn NortonH. Paul Osborne PEdgar RobbinsJane McConnell Sanders MJames Sauteben*Bernice Wiseman

HonorROLL

for July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004

Kentucky Wesleyan College Honor Roll Societies

The rich heritage of Kentucky Wesleyan College isreflected through its honor societies. These societiesrecognize the gifts of individuals, whether alumni orother friends, to the college during the fiscal year2003-04.

Founder Society ($25,000 and above) honorsthe founding of Kentucky Wesleyan in 1858 when theKentucky Conference of the Methodist EpiscopalChurch-South resolved to found a college, creating atradition of excellence in higher education which con-tinues today.

Trustee Associates Society ($10,000 to$24,999) honors the trustees of the college whothrough the years have committed themselves to theacademic, financial and social welfare of KentuckyWesleyan College. Appointed in 1858, The ReverendWilliam Creighton Dandy served as the first boardchair.

Faculty Associates Society ($5,000 to $9,999)honors the prestigious faculty of Kentucky WesleyanCollege, who through their loyalty to the college anddedication to their profession, enhance the liberal artsexperience for our future leaders.

President’s Associates Society ($1,000 to$4,999) honors the 30 presidents of KentuckyWesleyan who have contributed to its growth and

development. Appointed in 1866, The ReverendCharles Taylor was the first president. Current presi-dent Anne Cairns Federlein, Ph.D. began her service tothe college with the opening of the 2004-2005 aca-demic year. Membership in the society is an invest-ment in future leaders.

Winchester Society ($500 to $999) honors thecommunity and alumni of Winchester, Kentucky, thesecond location of the college from 1890 to 1951. The60-year Winchester years nurtured the college duringWorld War I and the Depression eras, and continues todo so through the support of Kentucky Wesleyan alum-ni and friends from that period.

Millersburg Society ($250 to $499) honors thefirst home of Kentucky Wesleyan until 1890.Millersburg, Kentucky, saw the founding of the collegein 1858 and its first graduation, a class of one, in1868.

Minerva Society ($100 to $249) honors the spiritof giving, symbolized by Minerva – the decorativesculpture from the Administration Building on theWinchester campus. This building, destroyed by a firein 1905, was rebuilt by generous donations from resi-dents and friends. Today, Minerva resides on the cur-rent campus reminding us of this generosity.

Note: Beginning in FY2005 (July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005) a new society will be added. The President’sAssociates Society will honor those giving at the $2,500 to $4,999 level and a new society, theOwensboro Society, will honor the $1,000 to $2,499 gifts. The Owensboro Society honors the communi-ty and alumni of the Owensboro, Kentucky, campus. In 1951 Owensboro became the third and currentlocation of the college.

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1939 Total $2,775 Class Participation 45%Stella Glass FinleyHelen Chamberlin HumphreyGladys Jones Osborne PEdward Tullis WEdward Watts MI

1940 Total $2,525 Class Participation 33%Gertrude Ellis Morris PCharles Shaver PJames Trimble

1941 Total $980Class Participation 22%Charles F. MartinMary Sutton McKenzie WMary Fugate MurphyBetty Foster Strode M

1942 Total $13,500 Class Participation 40%John Brinson MMarietta Mansfield* THelen Nickell MIMarion Collings Norton MICarson McReynolds Piercy WMalcolm Rawlings

1943 Total $3,686 Class Participation 59%Robert Davis MAlvin Gilliam WKathryn Keath JacksonThirlen Osborne MIFred Pfisterer PElbert PowellEvelyn Shearer PowellLouise Stoess Smith MIPaul Spears Lucille VanDyke MI

1944 Total $22,664 Class Participation 57%Alta Gray Cox MIRandle Dew MElsie Hammons DulinF. Bennett Hulse MMargaret Duncan Hunt MIHoward MoodyLuellen Pyles THazel Stivers SchoolerAshar Tullis*John Venable FAIvor Lois Wetherby MNewton Zinn

1945 Total $960 Class Participation 38%Henry ClevelandJohn Coomer MJune Osborn Dew MBettilou Biedenkopf Holland MIBarbara Gregg ShirleyOpal Adams Venable MI

1946 Total $5,908 Class Participation 53%Roy Clark PCharles ElswickVirginia McGrew Fanning MIElbridge Holland MIMildred Poe Kincaid WWilma Henninger Muff MIJean NortonJean Sudduth Richeson PKatherine Orme RogersD. Victoria Terry Shearer MI

1947 Total $9,767 Class Participation 53%Edith Toliver BrownMary Watson Bush MIJane Baber ChristopherCarolyn Hays Hulse MWilliam Kincaid WMarcia Smith Lawrence FAKatherine Epperson MullinsMarcus Shearer MI

1948 Total $11,974 Class Participation 55%Mary Taylor EctonBeryl Franklin PNancy Coons Franklin PLeonard HarshBeulah Moore HartG. Edward HenryMartha Ammerman HenryJohn Hocker MIRosalie PfisterKing Richeson PAnne Rose Widman MI

1949 Total $8,357 Class Participation 44%Paula Cunningham Bush MIElizabeth Greer CheathamNell Cheatham MJohn Collins MIGene ConwayJean Williams ConwayDonnie CrenshawCarlos Higgins MLoyce MeadowsEdith Bowles Myles FAC. Edgar Norton MIJohn Peterson* MILucille Harmon Snedegar MRosemary Johnson Wheeler WFairce Woods P

1950 Total $44,637 Class Participation 45%Marilyn Fitzpatrick Acosta MIAnna AllenCharles ArmstrongPaul Baber WMarvin Brunington MIIrma Allen Brunning MIAnn Collins MIBetty McWhorter Gissoni MIElton Hatler MIPhilip Hogan Gene Kincaid MIJames Martin

Hallena Minniehan MIEugene Myles* FALeatha Blair Nickell MIG. Chad Perry FLeslie ReynoldsNell Batts RobertsonPhyllis Shannon RoweJames StephensMary Cain TaylorJohnny Wiseman MIElizabeth Taylor Woods PMarjorie Calvert Zaring MWilson Zaring M

1951 Total $4,495 Class Participation 40%William Acosta MIMary Wilson Bettge MICarol Combs Daugherty MGloria Seale Durham MJune Manley GodbeyJane Hylton GreenJames McAfee PEvelyn Bruington Moremen MIJohn Porter MIPat Propst PRiley ShirleyAudrey Smith MIJohn SnowdenMary Hart Snowden

1952 Total $2,428 Class Participation 46%Robert Blake MINorman Christopher MISamuel Clark MIHarriet Billeter ConnerBilly Joe Cox MIJeannette Sharp CurtisJack GoldWilliam Harrell WJoan Webb HughesDouglas Moseley WNorman O'Neal MISophie Goolman Osborne MIEleanor Pfister ReynoldsLewis RickettsWilfred Saint MBetty Ratliff SmithLuther Westerfield

1953 Total $10,950 Class Participation 59%Payton Adams PBruce Barrett PGlenna Witt Barrett* PAllie CurtisDelores Craft Eldridge MIJane Blakemore FosterWendell FreerMary Hacker Gilliam WAlberta Chapman Hall PElizabeth Walden Hatler MIGerry Hearin MCharles Hogg WFrank ListBetty Wyant Moseley WMadeline NiceleyBetty Perkins Pitzer MAlice Poe Robison PClarence ShearerGlenn Sowards PJohn Spaulding

Janice Farmer Weaver MILilliam Elliott WesterfieldW. Alfred Williams P

1954 Total $3,600 Class Participation 53%Geraldine McWhorter Conder WPatricia Render Fraim MJune Fitzpatrick Hearin MCharles RobertsonBob RoysterBeverly Bruner SkaggsRosemary Sledge SmithJames Thurmond PJ. Gilbert Todd MIEdward Wright M

1955 Total $11,501 Class Participation 45%Ernest Abernathy PEdmond Batsel MIBobby Black MJames BrownBen CainTom Marshall MIRhoda Gillespie Peters FAPatricia Webster Rankin PMary Fox RickettsMary Ragland Saint MOscar SmithRobert TaylorJanette Walker Tinsley M

1956 Total $5,497 Class Participation 54%Class AmbassadorsBill BowlingJames MaxfieldAlice AshbyCarl AshbyClancy BarnesBernice Bauer MHelen Bowers MWilliam Bowling MMargaret Baggett BrittonJoe BrittonWilliam Clark MBarbara Moseley Cockrum MGeneva Cottrell MICharles DayMarilyn Owen DorseyAnn Ellers MBeverly Bell HemphillRose Hamilton Hill MINada Jones HuntleyJames JonesJane Sublett KaufmannHerbert Kittinger MIJames Maxfield MDavid NoblettJoan Humphrey Parker WSara Brackett Roop MJoe Roop MCharlotte Sowards PDoris SublettJulia Moorman Tate

1957 Total $31,168 Class Participation 53%Class Ambassador Richard Zimmerman

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HONOR RollRobert AlexanderWilliam Boultinghouse MIH. Randall Capps PJames Carman MILowell ClarkRobert Cockrum PTom Cox MSandra Schmidt Dickinson MBarbara Miller Graves PEmma Goff GravesFrankie Scott Hager TBettye Dunville HartzMary Coombs Head MILarryl HuntleyElla Stewart McPhersonWilliam OaksC. Kenneth Peters FABetty PuckettEwing Rascoe MIPhilip Schmutz MIMerrylen Wesley Sparks FASherman Staples MAnn Cates TannerS. R. ThompsonMarion Tinsley MRichard WordenJ. Richard Zimmerman P

1958 Total $1,021,500 Class Participation 58%Class Ambassadors David HiltonNoel StephensonNancy Svara ZimmermanCarol Ayer Baker PGerald BeardBetty Ayres Boultinghouse MIWayne BrawleyPatricia Fiorella Burton MIThomas Burton MIMillie Vaughn CasonMarilyn Lacy ClarkDale Dixon*Robert Fiocchi MISylvia Ross FreemanGarland HaganYu Hak Hahn FRalph Head MIDavid Hilton TGeorge HoyMartha Jarvis WJohn Lovell MIMyrna Gregory Melhiser MILairy Nofsinger PJo Ann Goodwin PenrodRonald PraterEllis Reynolds MICharles Sensel MIJ. Randy Shultz MIW. Noel Stephenson PGertrude Stone WRogers Taylor MYvonne Decker Taylor WMarion Cox ThomsPaul ThomsRobert Whitfield MNancy Svara Zimmerman P

1959 Total $48,685 Class Participation 39%Class AmbassadorEmogene Clark StephensonBenjamin Abbott PAnn May Adkins

Arthur AshcraftBill Ayres MIW. T. BennettDon Brown WJanet Eble ByerlyCharles CoffieldRodney Dempsey MITerry Earle MICharles Epperson WAnita Simmons Freer PNancy Wyant Hansen MIWilliam Hill MDavid Hocker FAMary Jane Nunley Hocker PJulia Williams Hughes MDouglas Humphrey MIMary Barr Foster Humphrey MIJasper McKenney MIAnne Rothrock McKenney MIC. M. Miller MIBuzz Norris MIRobert RaleyCarl RichardsCharles Rogers MIMargaret Heltsley Schertzinger FBillie George SpalsburyEmogene Clark Stephenson P

1960 Total $188,235 Class Participation 45%Alice Cameron Baker MIHarold Burton PJoy Dike BurtonJulius CarterImogene Carter WLida Dodson ConkleCarol Young CottonEdward Crady MIPatsy Helm Crady MIJane Simpson Epperson WJohn Freer PGlenda Alexander Guess MIJames Guess MIDonald Hughes MWilliam Hume WJoseph Kenny FAMorton Kirtley PBerry Major PJerry Miller MBarbara Lampson NichollsThomas OwenJames Prater FNancy Mays PriceRobert Rice MVivian Riley Rice MCharles Seitz MISheila Borrell Sensel MIB. Harry Spurrier MIWarren StephensRoger StinnettWilliam Vogel MISarah Williams MR. Allen Wilson T

1961 Total $13,595 Class Participation 50%Class AmbassadorPhyllis Stone ChurchRobert AdkinsCarolyn Faith AhnellJane Hocker AndersonGarry AyerJack BairdBettye Nation Baumgardner

Kenneth Bell MRhoda Chism Bell MPatricia Clark Burton PC. Warren ByerlyBeverley Byers-Pevitts MIWilliam Cave PPhyllis Stone Church MIHarold CrabtreeJesse DixonW. M. Dixon MIJudith Rogers Ford PFoster GuessVergie Anderson HillBennie HorrellJudy Mason HorrellGeorge Hurter MIRay Hutchison WWilliam Jackson MISuzanne Smith Kenny FAJudith Ball Lawrence MIGeorge NeelRuth NuckolsEuba Caraway OrganNancy Lampson PriestShirley Davis SutherlinRollin Tarter PD. Blaine Wright

1962 Total $66,353 Class Participation 42%Class AmbassadorsDavid WesterfieldDanny WilliamsLinda Huffaker Abbott PHenry AyresRoger BensonWilliam CarlyleGordon Furukawa WGeorge GaddieDan Grundhoefer WFrances Framer Hall MILarry HarringtonRobert Horrell PRuthie Hutton Hume WSandy Pickerill Jackson MINeil Jesse MWilliam Jones MIGerry Beard Jones MIE. Fred Lawrence MIBettie Render Majors PAlma MartinAnne McDanielStephen MorrisonHong-Kyu ParkGary Paxton MIJoseph Petz MIJ. Charles Schertzinger FElaine Hurst Seitz MIRobert SpencerHerbert Stowers MIShirley Howard TrunnellDavid Westerfield WLora Anderson WilliamsDanny Williams MMargaret Peete WilsonW. Terry Woodward FNancy Williams Yaun

1963 Total $168,465 Class Participation 51%Class AmbassadorJean Taylor OwenClyde BabbDoris Brenner P

Jerry Brown MIAnn Eads BrownJo Mathis Troy Burton MIRoderick ButlinRoger Clark WRebecca Capps Clayton MIMarcia Wyant Clore MPortia Aldridge EzellChandler Ford MRobert Fowler MIRon GaddieMartha GriseJames Hancock PJames HisleLinda Ahmann Hutchison MIJohn Keith MIWilliam Kurtz MISharon Kurtz MIGerald LeeHarriet Clark Loring MAnn Plain Maddox MIThomas Meredith PMary Law MorrisonJean Taylor Owen MILarry Pitchford MIWanda Prater FBrenda Day Seltman Sally Magruder Standiford PDonald StepnerTerry Taylor MIRichard Thompson MIMary Grant WareingJeannette Litsey Westerfield M

1964 Total $5,750 Class Participation 30%Class AmbassadorCarolyn ReddicksNora Crumbaker BrownBobbi Jamora ButlinMarcia Lacy CarlyleGina Williamson CoarseyLenore Edmonson DameRoberta Collins DrieslerJoyce Gray HisleCharles JonesTommy Martin MILarry Mayfield PRandall Owen MIBruce Parker MVirginia Cox Pierce MIRobert PowellCarolyn Reddicks PCurtis RicheyMitchell RobertsDaniel SchmitzWanda Horrar SchmitzMartha ScottRuth Clark Seydel PJane Moss ShipleyThomas SutherlandKay Caruthers ThomisonClyde Wise

1965 Total $15,345 Class Participation 40%Class AmbassadorW. Russell EastDavid AlexanderMichael Arons MICharles BollierDonna Fowler BollierRobert Boutell MIJames Brown

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HONOR RollLillian BurlewN. Jean Brightman ChapmanW. Noel Chapman MIWilliam ColeRussell Doeringer MW. Russell East MIStephen Erwin PDoug Everly WJohn Fehler MIJanis GreeneWanda Harper Henry MILeonard HolmgrenJames Huckleberry MIWilliam HughesRuth Howard HughesSharon Humphrey Johnson MIJames Kaiser MIDonna Kurtz Keith MIRonald KernDennis Kirtley FANancy English Leach MISeymour LevyJames MackeyMarian MarksberryPauletta Perkins Matthews MIElise Hadley McDivitt MINorris McDivitt MIBeverley Grant McEnroe WDennis MooreBetty Duncan MorrisMary NeboldJesse NewcombJames Perkins MIJean RaleyDonald Rankin PBarbara Austin Romer MIKeith Sanders MIMyra SteeleGail TaylorSharon TaylorKenneth Westerfield WVernile Gray Whitmer

1966 Total $54,264 Class Participation 36%William Anderson MIR. Eric Binns MIStanley BogackiJames BoydMartha Lillie BryantDoug CubbonMark Dartt MICarol Calhoun Doeringer MJon Fisher PMarkley Midkiff FreerMarshall Heuser FDoris Moreland Jones WWilliam Litsey MIMartha Henry LudwiczakPauline Wittman MarshallMelvin Pierce MIRichard PrattDonald PreussLinda Smith PreussRandall Raskin PJohn RoseJohn ShaverMarillyn Willeford ShawStanley ShawRalph ThomasJerry ThomsonRussell Van ZantDaniel VoightRoy VoorhisDeanna Wehrung

Lee WilsonPatricia Magee Wobensmith

1967 Total $192,805 Class Participation 36%Class AmbassadorSally Allen CrenshawJames AlfordRichard AndersonPat Baber WSally Allen Crenshaw MThomas DixonJohn Eaton MISharon Midkiff EdgeEllen Ewing* PNorman Froderman MIMarcia Fowler Garland MDanny Garland MRobert GodthaabJames HansonJohn HeadJohn Jones FGrace Fisher KellerKenneth MayherRoger McCann MIRuth Miller MIDeborah Cohee MorinWalter Ousey MILarry RenderRichard Romer MIJane Oliphant SmithCharles SpringerGayle Moss SutherlandR. Douglas SwisherH. M. TaylorAngelo VaccaroLeon Van WoodrowJeannette Sago Ward MIJerry WhitleyRonnie YountHoward Zeimer

1968 Total $15,423 Class Participation 39%James Arington MIDana Atwell ArnoldJohn BauerRobert BenninkJohn BlaneyDianne Moseley BuehrleDoris Campbell WDavid Cavanah MISandra Williams Cavanah MISara Love CobbGraham Cooke PMartha Neal Nuckols Cooke PJ. Harold CoomerTrudy CoomerRobert Dalzell MIJames DerschJudy Higdon DixonThomas Eblen PWilliam ForeeJudy Smith Hall MRobert HamburgJoan Curd HartmannJudy Mathis HughesJoseph Jerman WPaula Rogers Kaiser MIRobert KellerDiane Joseph Khouri MIP. Michael LutzBarry MartinMartha Martin MI

David Matthews MIShirley Peach McManusTommie Miller MJerry Oller PJordan OrrMary Meyer PardieckMeta Woolf Parker PMarabeth Porter Plowman MMayer Pollock MIRosa PriceHarold RobinsonLouis Rosenzweig MITommy Rosenzweig* MIPatricia Rose Schmied MINancy Preuss SmithMartha SnyderSuzanne Tack Staffieri WDel Marie France VaccaroRonald Villa MILana Hastings VincentH. Don Wetzel MIClyde Wills

1969 Total $199,020 Class Participation 35%Class AmbassadorChristie Kell StumpfWilliam BarnesRoger BasingerLucretia Begley MIJoanna Brown BlaneyAnn BrunerCarol Weidmer Carnighan MIKathy Keneipp CarverJanice Addington Coomer MIJohn Coomer MIMarisue Stevens Coy MStephen Coy MBonnell CrabtreeFrank Crowe MMartha Ward Day WJames DewBeverly Servatius Fagan MISusan FarrisMary Tippin ForeeK. Wayne Foster FANancy Walden Galster MTony GrizaniukRichard GrossbergFrances Berry HeinenLynne Rutledge HollowayJoy Wood HortonBeulah HoskinsJames Howley MIJames Jones FRobert KuykendallJoseph LarrJudith Cox LarrThomas MacGregor MIPaul McFarlandMarilyn Cote OatwayRoger Parker PSandra Miller Roberts Donald Schmied MIPam Hawthorne-Kirkland Simon PGeorge SkiadasThomas SmithDorothy Smithson MICathy Myers SpenardBetty Brunson StroudChristie Kell StumpfJohn Swann MICharles VaughtSharon Gregory Watkins WW. Gerald WattsSara Ireland Wetzel MI

Robert WilliamsJoseph Willliamson

1970 Total $198,125 Class Participation 29%Class AmbassadorsDouglas MatthewsJeffery BurnsAnn Rogers ClarkLarry CraskSteve Degaris MIGarth DochertyWilliam Dodson MIDavid ErwinWilliam Hagan WBetty Phelps HerndonSandra Dalton HooverBonnie Johnson MIMarilyn Magruder Jerman WLeland Jones FCheryl Downing King PFred King PAnn Lackey LandiniCarol Hendren Matthews MConnie Ellsworth Matthews MIDouglas Matthews MJames McCarroll MIWalter McCutchanKathleen MullellyGail Perkins MIJohn PrudenSally Floyd RidleyWilliam Rossi MIElizabeth Lyons RoyKenneth SheafferDavid Shufelt MIRichard SpectorHarold StreetsJohn Swaim MISusan Stolte ThatcherEileen Lancsak ThomsonWilliam ThomsonShirley White Thurmond PMichael Uebelhor MIJames Vincent MIWilliam WestDeborah Miller WilliamsNorma Moore Worth

1971 Total $11,115 Class Participation 29%Edna Nall BatesLinda Ledford ConditHarold Hall PPhilip LewisGarry Lillpop MRonald Lunn MILinda MartinLarry McClure MIRobin Robins McCutchanWalter MichieJudith Rowan MooreLarry MorrisJames RaineCynthia Wacker RakowJ. Steven RidleyBeverly Arnold RobertsonBenjamin ScaturroAlbert Smith FAGeorge StephensBonnie Rizer Swaim MIDoris Curry Turner MIStephen UebelhorLinda Vail

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HONOR RollBonnie Urfer Vincent MIRoy WalterJoyce WestPaul Williams PCarolyn Miller WillsLinda WilsonPaul Zanat

1972 Total $14,130 Class Participation 26%Bobby ArnoldWard BarryPatricia BasingerValeria Johnson BickwermertMichael BoyleLinda Bartley BranstetterNiki Reitz CarlsonJohn DavisDennis DeWeeseCharles FlaimMary Gregory PJeffery HartmannLarkin Laswell HaydenRoger Hayes WKyle HudsonWalter KendallLawrence OrtliebV. Gail Snyder ReynoldsJanice Black RobertsJan Kirk ScottJoey SmithJimmy SullivanJanet Laswell Suwanski MIDeborah Day TardiveCamilla Harreld Taylor PRichard WaddleDavid Watkins WJohn WeaverBeulah Bogle Wilson T

1973 Total $5,445 Class Participation 32%Cindy Barks Birdwhistell MIMarta Craig BoyleKay Singleton BrownJohn CarlsonJanet Helmers Clark MIC. Phillip Clark PGwendolyn Gregory Combs MIJohn ConditLynn Kleissler CooperPatrick Corkran MDwayne CoxGary Critser MTony CroweMary Camp DeLaceyMichael Garman MIPatti Keffalas HronekCarol Jones MIJoyce Mackey MalonyJudy Watkins Mills MIGale MontgomeryMilton MundyFlora Jones Norsworthy MIRichard NugentRoger O'BrienBeth Robinson Ronk WJohn Rossi MISydney Erbacher RusslerSuzanne Thompson Shirrell MISharon Shufelt MIRichard Suwanski MIP. Michael TichenorLaVonne Hunter Tisdal

Mary Blanchard WalterCheryl Murphy WattsRuss Wilkey MIJohn WrightWilliam YarnallMicaela Zanat

1974 Total $11,969 Class Participation 30%Class AmbassadorJohn DewJanet Rickard AustinMarsha BivensJane Phillips Cockrum PDavid ConcinoKatheryn Pfisterer Darr WDavid DayJohn Dew MILee Clark Dimiceli MIVincent Dimiceli MIRonnie ForrestMartha Roberts Hardesty MCarma Henning HogueJean Backer HudsonArba Kenner FANancy Kramer MGeorgetta Wilson MadoleEdward McCoyBarbara Savio MoshmanMark PalmerAnne Bivins Roberts MIDebbie Bellamy ScheipG. Craig ScheipAnn Pansing SchneiderRick SeelhorstSonya Anderson SummersStephen TornatoreEdward TrapassoJoel Utley MIHenry WackerKenneth WaldenJoanne WeaverLois WeaverMichael Welsch MIAnne Bush Wolfe

1975 Total $62,926 Class Participation 35%Pamela Hall BoltonPerry Combs MIMichael DarrettPatricia Ledford Haley WArthur HazelMike Horn TMichael LazarouWalter LeeCharles Mair MIDebra Black McCoyLynn Druley McGregorMary Stevens OwenRebecca McClain Paulson PMargaret Stinnette PickerillRoy PickerillKaren PotterJack RobinsonRex RobinsonJanine ShipleyMarian TurleyAmy Fowler WackerEvelyn Hoskins WalkerGreg WaningerSheila Adkins Wayne MIJack Wells FRonald Yearby

1976 Total $7,590 Class Participation 24%William AdcockAnn Mattingly BooneWilliam BuxtonVicki Lyle Combs MNancy Connor WAnn Bryant Cotey MIRobert DeppSusan Omer GodthaabMartin Jones MISherry Peveler Lee MIStephen Lee MIMark MonarAmy Owen O'BrienPatrice Dibble ParsonsGuy Reisz FAMark RutledgeArlene Bailey Tate MR. Gregg Tate MGeorge TriplettSharon Cravens WeberMary Waller WyattKay Ayer YearbyHugo Zimmermann M

1977 Total $2,060 Class Participation 33%Steve AngusDavid A. BlackRobert BouserJoe Edens MIDorothy Rates FinielloKaren Fisher-Brasher WSteve HillJoanie Bauer HuppDavid McBride MILarry MillerRobert OsborneVicki Ferguson Petrie MIJulie Sasser ReidBrenda Roundtree RoseRonald RoseGayle Gilliam RutledgeJeanmaire Richardson Schmeltzer MIVicki Hudson Simms MIMolly Ridley SmithBarbara Stratton MILeah Bennett Vandiver WPaul Ward

1978 Total $6,462 Class Participation 30%Class AmbassadorAnn LeachJohn Begley MICatherine Meeks Bishop PMichael Bishop PSally Hoffer Black MINancy Best Bradshaw MTimothy BrownMargaret Cole Cambron MIBrent Cochran MIOllie CroweLynn Payne DaubyFran Newell Denham MIMark GibbonsThomas Grieb PMaurice Hancock WShelia Brown HeflinLois Whitaker KuegelDianne Berkley Martin MI

Michael Nichols MMark Perko WKaren Clark Ragland MID. Larry RossSusan Conn RossKen SteinSue Ward TheissenRebecca Horn Turner

1979 Total $5,560 Class Participation 25%Class AmbassadorsDwight ArmstongDeborah Carter DearingDwight Armstrong PColleen Humphress BouserMelissa Malone BurlewEmmitt Carney MIDeborah Carter Dearing MIDebbie Easton DeCaussinStanley GentryCheryl Smith GibbonsKaron May GreenwellCheryl Spaulding Grieb PSara Farmer HallDouglas Keller WDonna O'Bryan Larkin MIRamona Hill LogsdonThomas Major PBobbi Girvin MannLee Newberry PTonya Marksberry RobinsonSheree Anderson Royal MIKatherine SimpsonDonna Gagel SteinbockSharon Hubbard TepperbergCarmen Schnikel ThiedemanJerry Weber

1980 Total $4,256 Class Participation 27%Class AmbassadorWesley Emory ClarkJohn AdcockLori Griffin Byron MWesley Emory Clark WSam ClarkNancy CoppageTeresa Whitmer CundiffCynthia Bowen DavisCandace DruleyJanice Dillard EddsTerry EdwardsAlvis Foster MISteve FreySusan Bennett FulkersonPatrice Webster Hancock WSharon Whitehouse HoffChristine Whitmore Jackson MIDonna Ratliff MacDonellDiana Hamric MaslowskiKirk Moody MIDoris Vaught MooreMelody Richardson NashLeanne Fowler Nichols MPatrick O'NeilMichele David RandolphArthur Rivard WDolores SmithClarence Trent MIDebra Johnson Wankel Robert WheelerAndrea Cecil White

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HONOR RollBetty WhitworthFred Wright P

1981 Total $3,680Class Participation 24%Class AmbassadorGregory SeneffJanet Adams MIJacolyn Masler AdcockBerna BibbsDorothy BibbsRobery BurnsDavid Byers MINoel Clayton WMark DavisMark HedgesDavid Hibbs PTerry Welch LuzynskiTom MacDonellDelores MurphyCheri Reinhart Rivard WMelissa Doyle SchwallieGregory Seneff MCheryl Seneff MLesley Spinks-TidwellBeverly Midkiff WheelerArdoth WilkersonP.J. Embrey Wilson

1982 Total $1,820 Class Participation 24%Class AmbassadorRick MillerKenneth AbbottMelody Coomes AlfordEdna Syra Barnes MIDeborah Thomas CaswellBruce ColeRussell CoomesJames Diderrich MIMarsha Gentry HendersonLisa Lamar JarboeLisa Kennedy MIRay Kennedy MILaura Keller McDowell MIRick Miller MSandra Stewart MullikinKevin Plummer MIViolet RichardsJeanetta RileyVirginia Harmon RobbinsJames SeelhorstTeresa Martin SeelhorstRobert StrohmanKanji Tamamushi MChristopher TolliverTheresa Whittaker-GrimmRichard Wood MI

1983 Total $15,418 Class Participation 21%Allan Buckles MIMartha Steenbergen Buckles MIJean Miller DickensSherry Miller Feldpausch MIAnn GoodwinDavid Griggs MILawrence Hager MIRobert Hast PTonya Jennings KennerCynthina Biggs LoxleyCynthis Wadlington LuckDiane Sutherland Luczaj MI

Patricia Gabbert McFarling WMelody Lesher MedleySusan Seelhorst Miller WNanette Page MIDaniel PaynePaige Embry Plummer MISherry Rigel MMitch Settle TCathy Crago SmithAmy Tolliver*Rebecca Rudd Whitehead P

1984 Total $13,040 Class Participation 21%Class AmbassadorsLynn BlackDouglas HoytLynn Black MILinda Henry Callier MIRobert Cockrum MILaura Dietz CoomesBarton Darrell MIKevin DilgerJeffery FelixJohn Gregory MIDouglas HoytWilliam Jones TTimothy Keiningham MIHilton Kincaid MIJeffery Lekson WDonna Mattson MeadorSteven Miller WLisa OffuttErma RisleyBeth Roop StovallMichael ThomasGeneva Poole TroutmanKelvin Todd TroutmanJohn White MILori Vincent Williams MINancy Bowling WoodPeter Youll MI

1985 Total $3,563 Class Participation 18%Elizabeth Jones BrandtCathy Pace DempseyLesa FergusonFrances HaganRussell HaydenAngela Hamer HepplerTalmage Hocker PMicheal HudsonCarolyn Hess KroegerPeter Libman MRichard Long MJ. Eric Luczaj MICharles MannLisa Wells MendozaSusan Newberry MIRegina RueggMarian Helm Smith MJay Smith MSharon Porter WagnerGregory WashingRobert Wilson W

1986 Total $3,360 Class Participation 22%Christopher Armstrong MTammy Tripp DishionPamela DuncanKelly Beck Duncan

Donna Linton FieldsBilly FieldsTeresa O'Bryan Gregory MIJames GriffinMichael HobgoodElizabeth Beeler HowardPatrice Dever HumphreyMichiko Fujita Keiningham MIPenny Mills Kramer PCynthia MaglingerBruce MalonyNancy Krahwinkel Rogers MILorene Feuerbach Schaefer WKelly Blanford SchneiderJuanita Estes Sprague MIJill Hutchinson TedderAnjanette Murphy VolkEddie WardRuth Westerfield MIJanice Shaw Wink

1987 Total $3,800 Class Participation 24%Juan ArmitageMike BouchardRebecca Devine BurdenLinda Fowler BurnsAlice Davis Coomes MIJanna Duncan DeMarshJohn DempseySteven DishionKristy Kerchevall ElliottFred Goodwin MIKaren Pence HeepMarie Chappell HicksRoy HicksJohn HillSuzanne Johnson WScott Kramer PStephanie O'Neal Leibee MIRoger NoeElizabeth Rich RisingerDouglas RothTimothy Schaefer WMarilyn Hopkins Shimp MIB. Keith TedderJudith Goebel Tingley MIJeffery WillhiteSteven Wolf MI

1988 Total $12,540 Class Participation 21%Class AmbassadorClay HallDavid L. BlairKim Cecil MIAileen Clark DuggerTracy Schneider DunnavantGregory Fuqua PMichael GrimesAmy Harwood MITammy HoffmanByron KingDyke MarbleJamie PriceJeffery SampsonMichael Sprague MIJennifer Pack StallardIan Tingley MISandra Beavin VanoverDonald Vaughn MIRobin Wallace-WhaleyBarbara Magnuson Woodward FA

1989 Total $3,895 Class Participation 20%Anthony BerenzWilliam BurtonSusan Robbins CragoKellie Beeler EhaltShannon Meek Fuqua PSharon Leonard GraceRichard Griffin MIDianna Jennings HintonJeffrey HurleyColette Keyser MIKimberly Fell LewisStephen Milne PStacy Beyke PayneDavid SmithBeth Hubbard SteelWendelin Talcott MIScott Tanner MIKatherine TaylorNancy Heuker WilsonMark Woods

1990 Total $3,680 Class Participation 21%Class AmbassadorRobbie Owen ClementsSusan Hilliard Adair PAmy Jones BouchardBart Bruner MJulie Frank Buxton MIAndrea Swearingen CliffordMary Miller CoomesAnna Booker DeMarCarolyn Troutman DornburgVeronica Boling EntSophia Smith Foree MIGary GambleJodi Darvill GoldbergJ. Todd HallHolly Hast PJody HeadElizabeth Noble LubbeLaura Ramey MarbleMarsha Connell Mills MIJonathan Pollitte MIKevin StallardChristopher WinneckeAdam Wojtelwicz MI

1991 Total $8,145 Class Participation 19%Kirsten Ahnell FAJames Atkinson MIJohn BookerHeather Payton BoutellCarla Shertzinger BrowningKaren LaMure CarterJames DeFreeseSharon Murphy DuncanCynthia Taylor EvansMichael FulkersonCraig HeddenDavid JohnsonBette Friend Jones MIBessie Atkinson LuttrellMarc MaviglianoAntony SaragasCharles StandifordMary Richards WardKyle WoodwardFlorence Worobetz MI

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HONOR Roll1992 Total $9,115 Class Participation 19%Class AmbassadorHeather Vanderford MaticsBradley Bates MIGina Benson Bates MIStephen BoutellThomas CarterGarret Carter MITravis Chaney FAMarilyn ClarkJennifer Hutchison CorbinThomas Durbin MIElizabeth Meneely GambleCarolyn Haynes Haleman WShelley Robbins HarwoodStephanie Shively Luckett MIChad LyonsLaurie Weida Major WMitchell Major WMichael MarrettGary ParkerNancy Gorrell SkiadasBlaine Weddle MIPhyllis Westerfield* WChristopher WillsSteven WiltRobin Haas Winnecke

1993 Total $2,690 Class Participation 18%Class AmbassadorLaura WarrenWillliam BrownIvan CorbinJames DuncanTroy Haleman WBrent HolsclawDebra Henshaw JamesLance JamesTimothy JohnsonNita Kincaid MIEdward Krahwinkel WJodi Parks Krahwinkel WAmy McIntyreAmelia Blincoe Onachilla MIDaniel PerkinsGregory Risch MICharles StaufferFrank ThompsonAmy TownsleyLaura WarrenGeorganna Mills WillsMolly Shaw Woodward

1994 Total $1,290 Class Participation 13%Class AmbassadorJ. Stephen CurryChristopher Cary WJ. Stephen CurrySarah FegenbushGary Fletcher MIJason Goddard MIPreston HerndonChristopher LordMatthew MooreDebra Roberts NeelAndrew PagelStan PaulicPatricia Nalley PayneJill Holland Risch MI

Marc ShermanMarcia Everly TomesShawn TomesChris TracyDorijan UdovicicCarrie Jackson WhitmerJennifer Boutell WiltStacey Ferguson Yankey

1995 Total $1,260 Class Participation 16%Class AmbassadorsMichelle Davenport HickersonMark LuckettGina Laray BieverBilly BrackAshley Brownd BurdinRichard ClausenLouis ElliottBridget FrailleyMichael HardinChris HerrellMichelle Davenport HickersonKimberly HowardTonya Schroader JohnsonLaura KuyperVeronica Carpenter LordMark Luckett MIPaige MooreJennifer Everly MunsterJason ScriberCatherine Eblen Sherrard WDana Tucker StaufferSara Bender VaalMolly WolfeJennifer Lindsey WorleyMichael YoungTimothy Young

1996 Total $500 Class Participation 13%Class AmbassadorsMaribeth VanderfordChristopher WarrenLawrence AbelCynthia Rowell ClausenJohn ClausenAmy DeatonStacy Mills Goddard MIKelly HicksPaula Spencer MasonJill Eubank PagelGeorge StaplesLisa Payne SullivanWalter SwiftMaribeth VanderfordChristopher Warren

1997 Total $300 Class Participation 8%Class AmbassadorTina Zuelly LuebbehusenLaurie Owen HerrellEve Bamberger HolderChad IzsakTina Zuelly Luebbehusen MINikarma Howard MooreAnthony PlasseThomas PowersJennifer Colson WatersKimberly Carwile Wirthwein

1998 Total $1,066 Class Participation 7%Gina Coffey DaileyJennifer Hornbeck HornNathaniel IsbellJudy Hudson McCrackin MIKristin Graves NorrisLisa OttClaudia Baker Roberts WDiana Staples RumageMathew SanderferBrian SeiderJeremy Sleet

1999 Total $630 Class Participation 10%Class AmbassadorsAmanda Tyson CrickSuzanne Crick DuncanAmanda Tyson CrickTiffany CroweSuzanne Crick Duncan MIJennifer Blair EstesAmy HintonAaron Hoak MSarah Murdach SkaggsJillian Suwanski MIJulie Howard SwiftAngela Scott WahlKara Weber

2000 Total $560 Class Participation 19%Class AmbassadorsMisty BaizeSherry MorganMisty BaizeEmily Bellamy BaurBrenda Bennett BaxleyMary Pfeifer BrehmRyan BrehmWendy Nguyen BuerglerCharlene Davidson ChrismanJessica Grimsley CrabtreeKari LaGrange CritchelowPatrick CritchelowPatricia DwertmanBernard EskridgeJennifer Muse FergusonAlanna Cox FrodgeEstill FrodgeTylor HannaBrian HopperJerrilynn Bender KluehPatricia Noel KuntzJohn LovellJustin MerzSherry MorganWendy ReetzRachel Pharris RigsbyMelissa SmithAngela Johnson White

2001 Total $5,505 Class Participation 19%Class AmbassadorApril GrayStephanie Jarvis Burger MIChristine Taylor Chaney FAAmanda CissellDennis Cook

Brian CroweAmanda Mull CrumpJeremy CurtisJohn EdgeKathryn EvansApril GrayJoseph HowellJami Kloss JenksTina Burger KippenbrockTeresa Mothersbaugh LongAmanda MelvinErinn MerzAlex NallyHeather Hargis NallyAvery Morrison WhitesellRichard Wilson MI

2002 Total $975 Class Participation 18%Class AmbassadorS. Allison EstesKevin BarrowcloughBryce Burger MIMolly CarpenterLeland CivilsAshlee ClarkTammy CurtisErin Dunaway MIErin Rastede EskridgeS. Allison Estes MIEric FloryJamie FoulksMandi GrimesApril Taylor JohnsonThomas MeltonDena Newcom MIBarry PhelpsMichaelene PhelpsTravis PowellJoel RichKip WaltersJennifer WellsNicholas WhitesellEmili Williams

2003 Total $250 Class Participation 12%Erin BirchShelley DentonJessica Harrison DoughtyAlisha Tanner FloryPark LawMegan MillerAllison ParrRegina Whitaker SeamansRyan TuckerNicholas Vasilchek

2004 Total $1,001 Class Participation 27%Brooke Bangtson MIChristine Bayles BarrowcloughAmanda BeasleyChristopher BeavenLindi Grimes BoresteelRick BradleyKenny BrandleJaime Gibson CombsDavid DentonRyan DentonBrandon EmmickJennifer EnglandHenry Griffin

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HONOR RollMatthew HarrisHallie HedgespethElizabeth Holian HellerZachary HibbsMatt HolstonPete HowardSarah Elizabeth LawrenceJoan LeistnerScott LyonsMelissa MillionSelena MorrisCorey NalampoonJason OrthStephanie PfirmanDawn Oaks PhillipsLydia PurvisDawn RalphBrandy ReynoldsStacy Todd SmithWeston Smoot MIKrystal TeasleySteven WeedmanRocky WhiteNikki WilsonMeredith Yates MI

Businesses2nd Chance Auto SalesAffordable Auto SalesAlcoaAllshops HardwareAllstateAltria GroupAmerican BountyAmerican Patriot GetawaysAshland, Inc.Atmos EnergyAvon Products FoundationBakers RackBalfourBB&TBeach Bunnies Tanning SalonBellSouth Beyond the BrimBill Jones Master BuildersBKD & AssociatesBlue Diamond ToursBoarman Brothers MasonryBooks-A-MillionBoultinghouse Funeral HomeBR AssociatesBriarpatch RestaurantBride's CornerBristol Myers Squibb Buffalo Wild WingsCambron Body ShopCanteen/At Your ServiceCarroll Hayden AppraisalsCary Drilling CompanyCastlen RealtyCave's Drug StoreChampion Ford Lincoln Mercury MazdaChateau ParkChevron USAChick-Fil-AChuck Bruington & SonCINergy FoundationCoach's Choice ApparelColby's RestaurantColgate Palmolive CompanyCull, Hayden & VanceDahl & GroezingerDairy QueenDanhauer DrugDavid Hocker & AssociatesDavis Distributors

Davis Funeral HomeDelta FaucettDiamond RentalDon Moore Automotive TeamDon's MarketDouble A FarmsDugan's Lock and KeyE. M. Ford and CompanyEmory Centre PharmacyEvans RentalEvansville Teachers Federal

Credit UnionEwing Brothers FarmExxon Famous BistroFazoli'sFirst National BankFirst Security BankFord BrothersFowler ContractingFriday'sGadconGamco Products CompanyGeneral Electric Gin MikeGlassmastersGlenn Funeral HomeGoldenrod DairyGrear & CompanyGreenebaum, Doll and McDonaldGriffin IndustriesHagan's Saw ShopHardee'sHarold's Economy DrycleanersHayden Furniture CompanyHeldman Siding CompanyHerrington & AssociatesHighland PlaygroundHome RealtyHon Company Hopkins Nursing CenterHorn & France InsurnaceHouse of SeagramIllinois Tool Works FoundationIndependence BankIndustrial Marking CompanyIntegrity EventsJ & L Welding & Machine ShopJames Auto SalesJeff Greer Auto SalesJohn Smith Auto SalesJohnson & Johnson JTW ExecutivesK.C. HospitalityKeeneland AssociationKenergyKennedy's PharmacyKen-Tron Manufacturing, Inc.Kentucky Mirror & GlassKentucky River Coal CompanyKimberly-Clark CorporationKroger Food StoresKWC BookstoreL. L. ElectronicsLandmark Community NewspapersLic'sEli Lilly & Company Malco TheatresMancino'sMasonville & Kentucky Food CentersMcDonald'sMcNew MonumentsMessenger-InquirerMetcalfe County Nursing HomeMettler-ToledoMLB ServiceMMC

Modern Welding CompanyMontgomery & WebbMoonlite Bar-B-Q InnMPDNational City BankNew China BuffetNew YouOasis Tanning SalonO'Charley'sOld Hickory Bar-B-Q Olympic TherapyOwensboro BrickOwensboro Grain CompanyOwensboro Hotel AssociatesOwensboro Municipal UtilitiesPapa John's PizzaPaul J. Martin BuildersPNC Bank N.A.Pony Express BaseballPremier Home MortgagePrincipal Financial Group Purcell Tire CompanyQuality Beers Distributing CompanyRBS Design GroupRed LobsterRegent CommunicationsRepublic BankRiney, Hancock & CompanyRitzy'sRuby TuesdayRust & KelleySchwartz Tax and Accounting ServicesScotts Lawn ServiceSingleton & AssociatesSkeeters, Bennett & WilsonSonic Drive-InSouth Central BankSports WarehouseStar Trax VideoState Farm CompaniesSteak N ShakeSubway Sandwiches and SaladsSun WindowsSunbelt CommunicationsSwedish MatchT. K. FarmsTapp Motor SalesTapscott'sTexas Gas TransmissionTexas Instruments The BackyardThe Chubb CorporationTom Cox Insurance AgencyTop Performance Punting/KickingTowers PerrinToyotaTumbleweedUnilever BestfoodsUnited Auto GlassUnited Parcel ServiceUS Bancorp Verizon Vissing and GraysonWal-MartWarren Byerly AssociatesWeber's ChoiceWells Health SystemsWhirlpool Winn DixieWyndall's EnterprisesYoung's Pharmacy

FoundationsAlcoa FoundationAlton and Margaret Puckett FoundationBB&T Charitable Foundation

Bill Gatton FoundationJames Graham Brown FoundationC. V. and Sarah Ketron TrustChase Manhattan FoundationCommunity Foundation of LouisvilleDavid C. Scott Charitable TrustThe Gheens FoundationWood and Marie Hannah FoundationKentucky Independent College

FoundationKentucky United Methodist Foundation The Peter D. & Eleanore A. Kleist

FoundationMahan FoundationYeager Charitable TrustMarilyn and William Young Charitable

Foundation

OrganizationsAll American Club/All Sports ClubBoy Scout Troop #233Evansville OutlawsFellowship of Christian AthletesHonorable Order of Lady Kentucky

ColonelsMarch Of DimesMillwright Local 1080Owensboro Daviess County Youth

Football LeagueOwensboro Daviess County Golf

AssociationOwensboro Herb SocietyOwensboro Lions ClubOwensboro Stamp ClubPilgrim High School AthleticsYouth Football League, Mt. Vernon

FriendsJohn Michael AbramsLeo E. AdamsSteven W. AgnewGeorge G. AhartCarol Ahnell MIEmil G. AhnellJames AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Michael Alexander MIMrs. Cecil Alfont MSteven L. AllynPaul M. AlvarezBill AlwardDoris L. Anderson MIJoseph A. Anthony* MIRobert and Anne ArmesAl J. Arnold MINick A. ArnoldRuth ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Robert Atkins Audrey Aull MICharles V. AullAnne AutryEric K. AyerCharles B. BackstromWayne BairdDr. and Mrs. Craig BangtsonCarl B. BanksJohn S. BarberEberhard H. Bareiss MIMr. and Mrs. E. K. Barnard MCarla BarnerPaul K. BarrWilliam E. Barrass MSteve W. BeachSheryl BeasleyEdward L. BeelerCharles D. BennettMitchell J. Bennett

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HONOR RollPatricia BennettJack BergstromRobert Best MIBernie BettinelliJosephine B. BiggerDennis O. BoeglinJohnnie BookerJohn M. BooneOscar W. BoultinghouseCharles T. BowenJerry BowenDennis R. Bowling MIFloyd Bowling MIWilliam BoyleBrenda L. BradfieldDan Bradshaw MMr. and Mrs. Gary Braswell MJohn BrockJoseph BrookmanCarol BrooksBilly C. Brown WJane V. Brown FAKenny and Patty Brown MICharlotte Brownfield MILouis and Kathleen Browning TJim and Jane BryantMalcolm BryantRosanne L. Buckman MIGloria BullingtonDonald H. BullockJanet L. Burger MIKim BurkMike BurkhartJay R. BurnsJohn F. BurnsRussell Mack BurtonDeanna BuxtonJ. L. ByrneStephen C. Cabell MIMr. and Mrs. Harry CallosThomas G. Callos MITodd A. CampChristopher CampbellJeff CampbellStephen M. CampbellSandra Card MIWarren R. CardJeff Carpenter MBruce CarverMr. and Mrs. Donald E. CaryLarry and Janey Cary MIJo Ann CastlenMargaret CatherJose L. ChavezJon D. ChellgrenPaul W. Chellgren WCharles M. ChinnMr and Mrs. Harry Chopra WT. C. ChristopherDavid J. ClarkMargarine Clark WRonnie D. ClarkRichard Clausen WMr. and Mrs. Paul Clements, Jr.Tamara S. ClontzFoster H. CoffeyJohn Combs MIRobert D. CombsW. R. Conley Jr. FAWalter A. ConnollyHenry D. Connor WJack A. ConnorWilliam J. ConroyPaul Franklin Cook MIC. Vernon Cooper Jr. WAllen CoxMary H. Cox

Julia Crago WDenise M. CraneEvelyn T. CropperJohn CropperCharles M. CroweIra L. CroweJean CundiffBarry Curry MIDavid CurtisEthel C. Dalzell MNorbert DanhauerBetty D. DanielJanalee DarlingJohn E. Darnell Jr. PShirley Davenport PDana A. DavisKenneth L. Davis MIKevin DavisMrs. Opal P. DemarestJames A. DewigSusan M. DiazJane A. DickRobert A. DickBetty DixonD. Donn MICharlie DouglasMr. and Mrs. Brian DownsRichard Dowse FATherese E. DroneBernard Duckwall MIPaul A. Duffey MIMatthew Dugan MIJames and Regina Duncan MIAnthony W. Durall MIJeff T. Ebelhar PGene R. EddsJeremy EdgeMark A. EickhoffAlan Englehart WEstate of Dr. Edward Watson FEstate Of Nadine S. Pettus TEstate of Thomas Kendall FMr. and Mrs. Ed Evans WBetsy K. EwingJohn and Virginia FordClaude N. Fannin WSteve FarnsleyPaul Fedde MIVicki L. Fehler MIJerry Feldpausch MIJean E. Felix MCarolyn FerrellSally M. FifeJeff Fillman WJane K. Fisher WMary Susan FishmanDr. and Mrs. Robert Flachskam MDoug ForsytheMr. and Mrs. William FoxCharles Frary MAlbert and Denise FreelandMatt FreemanMarge B. Fulton MIW J. Fulton MIChristopher and Mary GallantKenneth O. Galloway PStuart GantAnna Simpson GaynorLeon GibbonsMartha G. Gipe PRobert S. GleasonBob and Carol Goodin WJohnny GoodmanMartha J. Gordon WMr. and Mrs. John GraffJoseph R. Grana WDavid Gray

Joy GrayLinda GrayPamela Gray MRebecca GrayJoni L. GraysonRobert B. GreenPeggie Greer MISammy L. Greer MIMrs. Sloan Griffin MBarbara GruenewaldAlfred W Gwinn Jr WJohn and Marjorie Hager PLawrence W. Hager Jr. TArthur L. HaleHeather S. Hall TJ. A. HancockJoseph Hancock WArthur L. Harreld PAngela D. HarrisWilliam R. HarrisFrances Harrison MIWilliam C. Harrison MIPaul R. HartDordon HartkeJoseph M. HeadMary S. Hedges WDarrel W. HeislerRolland and Carol HelmlingDonna K. HenningerDavid L. HerbstNicholas HetmanBruce E. HeyBarbara S. HickeyJohn O. Hicks III MIJoseph Hall HigginsonHorton HillJames and Betty Hilliard PMorton Holbrook WH. S. Holder MIDon R. HornJennifer HornDebra Horney MIGary L. HorneyBilly and Edna HorrellJohn T. HoustonBeverly HowardMr. and Mrs. Jerry R. HudsonRobert D. HudsonWaller HuletteJeff Hunt PPhilip Hurley MIEric HuskissonShirley J. HuskissonMr. and Mrs. Michael W. Iler MIOscar JamesWilliam JansingMichael Jarvis MIRobert R. JarvisCarl T. Jewell MIStanley and Barbara Johnson MIDwight JohnstonMr. and Mrs. James JollayElizabeth J. JonczyEdward JonesDebra W. JordanJerome R. KelleLinda B. Keller MIMr. and Mrs. William Kelley MILee Kincaid MIJames A. Kincheloe MRoy G. KingRobert W. KingsolverBrad A. KippenbrockMr. and Mrs. Thomas KircherLarry Kirk PCarlos R. KnightGertrude A. Knott

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HONOR RollAudrey T. Nadler MIMr. and Mrs. Hobert Neal MIThomas E. NealMr. and Mrs. William H. Neal PBurla NeeleyPaul D. NewtonKurt Noll WTerry and Ginger NorrisDavid Oetinger MISharon K. OferDavid Orth MIDennis R. OrthDelbert OusleyMike OverbeyMark OwenSarah H. Owen MINeil and Anne Padgett PLinda L. Pass MIHenry B. Payne MIJoan PayneMr. and Mrs. Ward Pedley, Jr. MRaymond D. Pendley MIBetty PerkinsCathy P. PerrinRichard W. PeterMr. and Mrs. Sanford L. PeytonAnn Rader Pfisterer POvellia PhelpsJanet PhillipsParvin L. PhillipsRandy PhillipsLowrie G. Piercy WKeith D. Ping MIWes and Carol Poling FAJohn and Eugenia Potter MIEthan PriceJackie PriceRay C. Purdom MIBob PyleRobert QuisenberryKenneth RaspRobert G. Reed MIStanley F. Reed Jr. MMary B. ReynoldsAllan R. Rhodes MIJon P. RichardsonCatherine RichesonPatricia H. Riddle MMichael R. RineySusan G. Ritchey WKevin L. RoarkGavin C. RobertsMr. and Mrs. James E. Roberts MRobert and Frances Robinson PJames P. Rode MIMr. and Mrs. L. Dean RodneyKeith RogersPaul S. Roof MITina RoyMr. and Mrs. R. L. RoyerRobert Ruckriegel PJames and Betty Rush PJ. P. RusherJames C. Saalwaechter MIJean Saalwaechter MIKenneth SaalwaechterKen SargentGary SatterwhiteEugene W. SchellLeah Schinkel MIThomas F. SchnellenbergerBrian SchroederDavid C. Scott Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ScottRobert A. SermakJean R. Sewell PSteven H. Shake P

Keith SharberGordon L. SharpW. D. Shaver MIMathias L. SheetingerDennis and Diane SheltersEric R. Sherrard WC. J. Shipp MIJean ShivelyLisa ShoemakerWillis ShoresTimmy J. Shourt MIRobert H. ShownBarry F. ShultzKenneth N. ShuteW. Edward Shuttleworth MIPearl SimonMichael L. SimpsonSusan C. Simpson PJohn and Jeanne Singleton MIKen and Vicki Singleton PJohn and JoAnne SkillmanDr. Charles C. Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G. Ted SmithHenry C. SmithJohn F. Smith MIRichard and Margaret Smith PDallas L. SniderHerbert J. SorgKaren SouthardShirley L. Spalding MIWilliam H. Speer Jr. MIBenny R. SpicerHayward and Nancy SpinksDonald R. SprattMr. and Mrs. W.R. SpurrierBilly L. Squires MIMr. and Mrs. Richard StallingsDonald A. StampiniCarolyn H. Staples MMr. and Mrs. Richard SteevesKay Stein MIMr. and Mrs. Jack SteinerRobert A. StephensJeanette K. StermerDanny Stevens MIElliott StevensJohn W. StevensonMr. and Mrs. Roy E. Stone MIEugene and Donna StrangeRonald SullivanJulia K. TackettPatricia A. Talbort MIMr. and Mrs. Douglas Tarrence MIGlenn P. Taylor PJoyce S. TaylorVirginia B. Taylor MIGerald R. TenbargeRachel T. TaylorJameson ThompsonRick D. ThompsonThomas N. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Rusty Tichenor MLouise H. Tinsley MIIna Jean ToweryJerry TrinkleLucien TrumboSteven R. TuckerTim Turner MIWilliam T. Turner Jr. PJohn VanostenbridgeMiguel E. Velazquez MICharles A. Vowels MIEverett D. Wade MRobert H. Wade II MFrank Wagner MDarrell and Stevie Waltrip WThomas A. Wannemuehler

Lt. Col. David A. Ward MIRobert E. WatsonThomas H. Watson MDerek G. WattsJack Watwood MIJimmy Weathers MGay Marie WeirJames E. Welch MCynthia F. Wells MIGregory and Hope Wells MIMichael WellsTimothy F. WestJoe Westerfield MILuther and Patricia White MIMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitfield PMichael V. WhittenCarolyn W. WigginsMartel Wightman MIPercy L. WilkersonBilly H. WilliamsForest W. WilliamsLowell Thomas WilliamsMichelle WilliamsRobert K. WillisMarjorie M. WilsonW. Shane Wilson PVance V. WilsonErnestine WinklerJuanita Witt MIMr. and Mrs. Thorp L. Wolford WStephen B. WoodardBryan W. WoodsLuther and Kitty Woods FAMr. and Mrs. Peter Woods

Stephen B. Woodward MIMr. and Mrs. John M. Wright PMarilyn WrightRandy J. Wright MNorman Wynn Jr.Michael YeiserRichard R. YeringtonJeannette Young MI

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MinistryGrace United Methodist Church,

LouisvilleKentucky Annual Conference United

Methodist ChurchMemorial United Methodist Church,

ElizabethtownMiddletown United Methodist ChurchNortonville United Methodist ChurchOwensboro District United Methodist

ChurchSettle Memorial United Methodist

Church Women, OwensboroSimpsonville United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist Women, Crescent Hill

Methodist Church, Louisville

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Mr. Payton AdamsMrs. June Wagemann AllenMrs. Carol Ayer BakerMr. Walter BeavinMr. and Mrs. Louis BrowningMs. Julie Frank BuxtonMr. William Hershell Cave Jr.Col. Boyd CecilMr. and Mrs. James ChamberlainDr. and Mrs. Maurice Clay*Mr. Frank CoxMr. and Mrs. Ernie DavisMr. and Mrs. Jerry DavisMrs. June Osborn DewRev. Dr. Harold DorseyRev. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas EblenDr. and Mrs. T. D. EverettMrs. Judith Rogers FordDr. and Mrs. Beryl C. FranklinMrs. W. Rufus GipeMr. and Mrs. George GreenwellMrs. Frankie Scott HagerMrs. Alberta Chapman HallMr. and Mrs. Harold Hall IIMrs. Velma P. HegdahlMr. Bobby HimesMr. and Mrs. William P. HumeMr. and Mrs. Charles JacksonMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. JermanMr. and Mrs. William Kincaid Jr.Mrs. Viginia Tyirin KleineMrs. Marcia Smith LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Berry Major

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Webster RankinMr. and Mrs. George D. RivesMr. Harry RoseMr. and Mrs. John RossDr. Douglas SasserMs. Hope B. ScottMrs. John R. SewellMr. Holley F. SkidmoreMrs. Rose Bailey SlackMr. and Mrs. Dick SmithMrs. Wyndall SmithMrs. Staci Pittman SpringerMrs. Cindra Stiff and Mr. James RayMrs. Gay Forbes StrangRev. Dr. and Mrs. James O.

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