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Dear Alumni and Friends of Greensboro College: In the 1989 movie “Steel Magnolias,” the character Truvy says, “Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion.” And it is a time of laughter through tears at Greensboro College. We are now celebrating something old and something new. The academic year 20162017 marks the centennial of the beautiful fountain in front of Main Building, and you’ll read about that in this issue. You’ll also read that our accrediting body, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools’ Commission on Colleges, has just reaffirmed Greensboro College’s accreditation for 10 years. We stand on solid ground once again, and we celebrate that.

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4 GC Announces Significant Legacy Gifts 6 SACSCOC Reaccredits GC for 10 Years 7 GC2020 Executive Summary 10 Homecoming 2016 12 Honor Roll of Donors 41 Pride Notes

Cover: Juniors Paris Trivette (left) and Kelvina Dei-Tumi help celebrate the college’s Year of the Fountain, 2016-2017. Points of Pride, Winter 2017 • Managing Editor: Lex Alexander • Contributing Writers: Kristen Crutchfield Brown ’03, Elena Henry ’02, Michelle Hines, Anne Jones Hurd ’81, Tom Saitta • Greensboro College, 815 West Market Street, Greensboro, NC 27401 • www.greensboro.edu • 336-272-7102 • Submit Class Notes: https://www.greensboro.edu/pride-notes-form.php • Read Class Notes: gcpridenotes.blogspot.com • Alumni Relations: alumni@greensboro.edu

But as we do, we also recognize that a leader in our reaccreditation effort is gone. Phyllis Bowman ’01, the college’s assistant vice president for academic services and chief assessment officer and a college staff member for 27 years, passed away in April, just weeks after the accreditors’ favorable on-site review of the college. So we mourn her in this issue even as we celebrate the achievement to which she contributed so much. We mourn the death of Allen Kivett ’60, the first male student to complete his entire course of study at the college. He began working for the college in Communications and Admissions almost immediately after finishing his classes, eventually serving as Director of Admissions for more than a decade and as president of the Alumni Board. We also mourn the death of Dr. Barnes Tatum, Jefferson Pilot Professor of Religion and Philosophy Emeritus, who passed away Aug. 26. The outpouring of grief and fond remembrances from alumni and colleagues who knew him during his 36 years on the faculty illustrates how powerful the impressions our professors make can be – Greensboro College at its best. In this issue, we also recognize and celebrate the donors whose generosity to the college during 2015-2016 made much of what we do possible. We are grateful once again for their support and love, and we hope you join us in thanking them. Carolyn and I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! With Pride,

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Outgoing Board Chair Walter L. Newton Receives Honorary Degree

In the community he has served as president of the Granville County Chamber of Commerce, and he and his wife of almost 37 years, Denise Dilts “Dennie” Newton, have been involved in fundraising for Greensboro College, the church and the arts. Their strong support of the college over the years, financially and in kind, has ranged from scholarships for students to a new roof for the physicalplant building.

Self-described “shop rat” Walter Logan Newton reached an academic pinnacle May 7 when Greensboro College conferred the honorary doctor of business degree upon him during the college’s Commencement ceremony. Newton, of Bahama, N.C., will rotate off the Greensboro College Board of Trustees Jan. 1 after having served on the board since 1995 and having chaired it since 2011. When Newton became chair, the college faced existential threats from its accreditor, the U.S. Department of Education, and even its own bank. Now, the college has emerged from those crises and is in good standing with all three institutions; moreover, its enrollment has grown solidly for two consecutive years.

His ties to the college date to the 1920s, when some of his mother’s cousins attended here. His mother graduated from the college in 1943 and later served on the Board of Trustees. A native of Durham, N.C., Newton graduated from high school in 1974 and went to work for the business begun by his father, Newton Instrument Co. He had various responsibilities with the company, including engineering, operations, and finance, before becoming president in 1990. While working, he continued his education at Danville Community College and Durham Technical Community College, taking courses in drafting and accounting. He also has completed the Owner/President Management Program at Harvard Business School.

During the Commencement at which he received his honorary degree, Newton also was the speaker. His speech to the Class of 2016, “Five Life Lessons to Consider,” included advice for today’s graduates based primarily on his experience in the business world. But he began by summarizing his family ties to the college, particularly those of his mother, and how those ties sustained him during the darker days the college experienced during recent years. Then, he glanced heavenward and, voice cracking, added, “Mom, we saved her.”

2016-17 is the Year of the Fountain at GC Everyone loves a birthday celebration. Greensboro College is marking the centennial of the iconic fountain on Front Campus during 2016-2017 with the Class of 2017’s class gift earmarked for fountain preservation.

The Class of 2017 has decided that its senior class gift will be contributions to a fund earmarked for preservation of the fountain and for campus beautification. Additional events will be scheduled to mark the fountain’s centennial.

“For 100 years, the fountain has been beloved by students and alumni,” says Anne Jones Hurd ’81, vice president chief advancement officer. “The Class of 2017 loves it as much as the Class of 1917 and all the classes in between.”

The fountain, which stands in front of Main Building, was a gift from the Class of 1917 as America entered World War I.

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Greensboro College announces significant legacy gifts Bill and Judy Harris Eason ’65

Ward Lecture Series Endowment Established

Judy Harris Eason’s Greensboro College roots run deep. The bond is as strong as her, and husband Bill’s, North Carolina Methodist family ties. That is why the Easons have made provisions for a $250,000 estate gift for Greensboro College. Bill wanted their planned gift to establish the Judith Harris Eason ’65 Scholarship Fund to honor his wife’s lifelong passion for education, and to help North Carolina students attend GC. “We have seen the impact of scholarships on students who otherwise would not have been able to afford a small, liberal-arts college,” Judy said. Judy and Bill, whose primary home is in Saint Simons Island, Ga., have for 35 years spent as much time as possible at their getaway home on a small cove near Bar Harbor, Maine. It was here that Bill became Judith and Bill Eason immersed in the Maine Seacoast Mission, which helps underserved children in that area. He witnessed the lifelong impact of scholarships on students who came through that program and wanted to honor his educator wife by establishing a permanent scholarship in her honor at the college that she loves. In structuring their estate plan, Bill has designated a portion of his IRA to come to Greensboro College for a permanent scholarship fund to be awarded to GC students from North Carolina. The gift will create opportunities for young people to forge better futures in the same way the Maine program has helped young people in their Maine community.

What ties the Georgian-Mainers to North Carolina? As is true of many old North Carolina Methodist families, many of the women in Judy’s family attended Greensboro College and many of the men in Bill’s family attended Duke University (though there is a very healthy UNC-Duke rivalry among the family alumni of both universities). Theirs is a family of generations of teachers, ministers, lawyers (and the rare tugboat captain) who spent their lives in service to others to make North Carolina a better place to live. Judy’s grandmother, Iredell Swindell, came to Greensboro Female College from tiny Maules Point near Little Washington, N.C. Two generations later, Judy and her three sisters – Virginia H. McGranahan ’52, Betsy H. Proctor ’56, and Ellen H. Weekley ’60 - all attended Greensboro College. Judy Harris graduated from GC in 1965 with a bachelor’s degree in education. She went on to teach school in Durham and Atlanta and to work with Head Start in Charlotte. During her four years at GC, Judy made lifelong friends, who often looked to her – as the youngest of five – to explain the ways of the world that she had learned from her older siblings. “My GC friends are still among my closest friends,” Judy says. “I still wear my GC class ring every day so my friends – and my college – are near to me always.” As new members of the Peter Doub Society – Greensboro College’s legacy society of donors, named for the college’s founder – Judy and Bill will provide a significant scholarship award for a Greensboro College student each year in perpetuity.

William Stanley Ward had been married less than 10 years in 1964 when he initiated Greensboro College’s first lecture series. He named it to honor his wife, Jean Fortner Ward ’56, who would go on to serve on the College’s Board of Trustees and as a Lifetime Alumni Board member. A Methodist layman, Bill had a vision to bring outstanding speakers and lecturers to the Greensboro College campus, because such speakers had been an important part of his education as a Guilford College student. Each year for the next 52 years, Bill made a gift to GC to underwrite the Ward Lecture. Upon his death in late October 2015, the generous gift he had planned through his estate established a permanent Ward Lecture endowment, the earnings from which will fund the lecture series in perpetuity. The idea for the lectureship came about during a Western North Carolina Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Attending as a delegate from Glenwood Methodist Church, Bill recognized George Finch, who had given the Hannah Brown Finch Memorial Chapel in memory of his mother in 1954. The always-outgoing Bill introduced himself, complimented Mr. Finch on the lovely chapel, and told him how he and his wife, Jean, had spent time there together in prayer while she was a student at GC. He said that one day he hoped to honor his wife in a similar, meaningful fashion.

Jean Fortner Ward ’56

“Mr. Finch told Dad to honor her while she was living, which sent Dad into action,” says daughter Beth Ward Fonorow. Soon thereafter, a determined Bill met with then-GC President Dr. Harold Hutson, who had been a professor of Jean’s. Together, they worked out the details, and the first Ward Lecture was held that year. The 54th annual Ward Lecture is scheduled for March 30, 2017. Jean and Bill’s children, Beth and her older sibling, William Stanley (Stan) Ward II, grew up with the Ward Lecture and have met and established many meaningful – and some long-lasting – relationships with speakers over the years. They, too, have made arrangements in their estate plans to add to the Ward Lecture endowment in the future, as an honor to their parents. The lecture will stand through time as a testament of the love their father had for their mother. Bill Ward always said that it was Greensboro College that brought Jean Fortner, a Philosophy and Religion major from Davidson, N.C., to Greensboro, Glenwood Methodist Church and, therefore, to him. “Giving to others was always a big part of Dad’s life and greatly defined who he was,” Beth says. “It is lovely to recognize that the Jean Fortner Ward Lectureship came into being because two generous men wanted to honor the women they loved.”

Those interested in exploring a planned estate gift to Greensboro College may contact Anne Jones Hurd ’81, vice president chief advancement officer, at 336-217-7266, or anne.hurd@greensboro.edu.

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SACSCOC reaccredits Greensboro College for 10 years The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) has reaccredited Greensboro College for the next decade. The Commission voted to grant reaccreditation for 10 years, the standard review period, during its annual board meeting Dec. 6. “Reaccreditation from SACSCOC is immensely important to Greensboro College,” says Lawrence D. Czarda, Ph.D., president of the college. “The fact that the college has been granted a 10-year reaccreditation attests to its fiscal stability, the many successes of its students, and its quality faculty and staff. It is a statement that says all is as it should be at Greensboro College.” SACS reaccreditation is a lengthy, rigorous process for any college, involving internal and external scrutiny of learning outcomes and additional critical data ranging from financial stability to compliance with guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Education. A reaffirmation committee appointed by SACSCOC visited Greensboro College in March and recommended that the college’s accreditation be reaffirmed. Dr. Paul Leslie, senior vice president and chief academic officer for Greensboro College, concurs with Czarda that reaccreditation is a testament to the hard work of the college’s faculty and staff as well as the quality of student learning on campus. “The personnel of Greensboro College have worked very hard in the last three years to be certain that the college is in compliance with all core requirements, comprehensive standards, and federal requirements of our accreditation agency,” Leslie says. “We are pleased that our peers at SACSCOC judge us to be in compliance with all industry accreditation standards and judge our plan to enhance the quality of our student learning outcomes to be valuable and in compliance with their expectations. “Such decisions of SACSCOC confirm Greensboro College’s continued diligent efforts to provide our students with the best possible opportunities for higher education.” The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges is the recognized regional accrediting body in 11 U.S. Southern states and in Latin America for those institutions of higher education that award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, or doctoral degrees. The Commission on Colleges’ Board of Trustees is the representative body of the College Delegate Assembly and is charged with carrying out the accreditation process.

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A Clear Vision with a Sharp Focus The Five-Year Strategic Plan for Greensboro College | Excerpts from the 2016 Annual Executive Summary Upon the unanimous recommendation of the Strategic Planning Committee, the GC Board of Trustees unanimously adopted GC2020 on Aug. 28, 2014. This strategic plan will be implemented through June 30, 2020. GC2020 is framed by two organizing three-way conceptual constructs: The three pillars of the strategic plan are that GC is: 1. A liberal-arts college 2. A college of the church, and 3. An evolving Universal Design for Learning (UDL) institution The three organizing concepts for implementing the goals and objectives are: 1. Core academic mission 2. Student development 3. College resources This document contains excerpts from the executive summary of the status of the three pillars of GC2020. 1. Greensboro College Is a Liberal-Arts College Counter to many institutions in the past few years, GC has continued its clear institutional commitment to the liberal-arts tradition, which has been the academic and intellectual core of the college’s success for 178 years. Continued strong placement of students in graduate and professional schools and employment in their chosen fields, and the success of GC alumni not only professionally but also as informed citizens, remain the most tangible evidence of successful student outcomes. However, no liberal-arts curriculum can remain in stasis.

GC is committed to the pillar that the liberal arts are a sound academic foundation and the best possible preparation for a career and for a life of intellectual curiosity, reflective practice, and service. In 2015-16, the college demonstrated this commitment through: • • • • • •

Faculty modification of the general education requirements Annual publications (college handbooks and catalogs) Review and approval of changes to course offerings in a number of academic disciplines, new academic majors and minors: digital music and creative writing, and health science Review of current and new faculty credentials as part of SACSCOC compliance certification Transition to a new academic structure based on the five schools of humanities, business, arts, social sciences & education, and science & mathematics Development and adoption of the new Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), The Informed Citizen

2. Greensboro College is a College of the Church GC was founded and chartered by what is now the United Methodist Church and has maintained that affiliation for 178 years. The GC Board of Trustees includes representation from the church, and the president and chaplain are active in UMC national organizations. The president and chaplain published chapters in faith-based publications, and a member of the religion, ethics and philosophy department authored a book. The college operates a weeklong United Methodist all-state youth choir each summer for high-school students. Weekly chapel services, active Bible study and discussion groups, mission trips, and community service are all intentional components of the student experience.

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The general education requirements continue to mandate coursework in religion, ethics and philosophy. A new Religious Life grant scholarship was offered beginning in the fall of 2015 to enhance recruitment of students committed to a religion major and/or religiouslife service on campus and in the community. The annual lecture series (Ward, Reynolds, and Schleunes) are all focused on matters at the intersection of faith and reason. These events host high-profile speakers on topics of interest to GC and the larger community. The annual Festival of Lessons & Carols is a meaningful Christmas service for alumni and the greater community. GC embraced the UMC call that all campuses commit the 2015-16 year to a series of programs named Heralding the Call to Human Dignity and Social Justice by two actions. First, the newly revised Faculty Handbook and Staff Handbook addressed issues related to the Herald; second, the 2015-16 College Colloquia included six lectures tied directly to issues of human dignity and social justice (underwritten by the Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation). Two unique projects also gained wide attention for GC, The Healing Blues Project, which produces music and concerts by homeless storytellers, and hosting the first Art & Dialogue Series focused on race relations. GC is committed to the pillar of being a college of the church and exists at the intersection of faith and reason, providing support and guidance for helping students find their own faith journey via exploration rather than by indoctrination. 3. Greensboro College is an evolving UDL Institution The implementation of a broad commitment for the college to advance as a UDL institution through meaningful discussion, training and investments continued in 2015-16. The full implementation will evolve over the duration of the five-year plan. UDL issues are now a regular component within discussions by trustees, faculty and staff. The Director of Academic Accessibility attended conferences for professional development in UDL strategies and is UDL-certified. The annual professional development series managed

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by the GC Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning (a component of the Newton Connexion) made UDL topics a focal point. Facilities, infrastructure, and information technology for UDL support are in the planning stage for sequential implementation. GC is committed to the pillar of UDL at the institutional level to solidify the long-standing advantages of attending a small, private, faith-based liberal-arts college, and it maintains that there is not one typical learning style that fits all students. Significant Achievements: GC2020 FY2016 Successful SACSCOC decennial (10-year) reaffirmation accreditation review The SACSCOC decennial accreditation proved to be a positive exercise. Following the off-site and on-site SACSCOC Committee review, GC was found to be in compliance with all Core Requirements and accreditation reaffirmed for 10 years on December 6. The new Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), The Informed Citizen, included broad input from the GC community, is aligned with GC2020, and was adopted in 2015-16 with implementation beginning in Fall 2016. Positive audit and banking relationship Continuing a multi-year trend, the audited financial statements demonstrated positive financial performance and improvement with no management findings. The college achieved a U.S Department of Education Composite Financial Index score well above the required minimum. A new partnership with First Citizens Bank has allowed for important restructuring of the debt of the college, a return to endowment investment under the guidance of the college and bank, and an overall improvement in all bank-related operations. GC met the bank’s required debt service coverage ratio. In summary, the college’s finances are stable.

Institutional Advancement /quiet planning phase of the Capital Campaign GC2020: Uniquely Focused Planning and quiet-phase development of the new, comprehensive fundraising campaign is evolving as planned. There is steady improvement in public engagement by the college, marketing and public relations. GC is beginning to regain a positive reputation in the community, and marketing efforts were well received in the past year. Enrollment growth GC had the largest-ever incoming class of new and transfer students in fall 2016: 314. New initiatives in undergraduate recruitment are gaining momentum, resulting in growth in almost all categories (arts, wrestling, Honors, Greensboro Guarantee). The master’s degree in TESOL – Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages – continues strong growth. Significant facilities improvements In fall 2015, installation of the artificial-turf Pride Field was completed, and its constant use has brought a new energy to back campus for more than a year. Major structural repairs and completion of a multi-purpose area in Hanes Gymnasium, refurbishing all rooms in Hill Hall residence hall, and exterior patch and paint work all have been completed. With construction equipment now gone, repairs can begin on sidewalks.

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Strong board leadership The Board of Trustees has committed to attaining status as an Association of Governing Boards “best practice board” as well as continued commitment, with the president and Cabinet, to shared governance and transparency in management of the college. The board appreciated the inspirational leadership of outgoing Board Chair Walter Newton and has planned for transition in January 2017 to new Chair Kevin Green, who graduated from GC in 1978. More than half of the Board of Trustees are alumni. Enhancements to academics The new general-education requirements were successfully implemented in course scheduling, and transition to the new academic organization was completed ahead of schedule with deans now elected by their faculty and confirmed by the administration. The college began initial steps toward possible establishment of a master’s degree in religion and an undergraduate degree in sports management. Implementation of the Human Resource Committee recommendations The Human Resource Committee was formed and began its work in 2015-16. The college participated in the CUPA national survey to help determine the parameters for its compensation plan. The college negotiated a positive renewal benefits plan with Blue Cross Blue Shield for 2016. After a search, Compass Financial was hired to advise the college on its retirement plan. Changes in the TIAA retirement plans were made, and group and individual meetings were held with college personnel to provide updated information on the plans. A 403(b) fiduciary committee was formed. Preparation for launch of online academic programs in August 2016 The college launched online programs in psychology, criminal justice, Bachelors in Business Administration in Organizational Leadership and Management, and master’s in TESOL. The college contracted with eThink to provide support for the online platform. An upgrade to Moodle, the college’s online learning system, was implemented; select faculty members became

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online certified; and selected courses were developed. A new marketing campaign to support the online program was launched. Identified hiring priority of faculty and staff in key positions Staff and faculty were added in key vacant positions: IA, admissions, assessment, academic accessibility, registrar’s office, academic administrative office, art, and criminal justice. Additional staff and faculty positions were added where growth or new programs dictated: international programs, health sciences, religion, theater, and TESOL. Significant Challenges: Enrollment The competitive nature of the higher-education market disproportionally impacts small, private, liberal-arts colleges and is compounded by the reality that GC is adjacent to two major public institutions and a community college that now compete directly with us for students. The admissions and marketing professionals continue to hone our ability to attract and enroll students who are the right fit for our small, liberal-arts college. Budgetary constraints The Human Resources Committee recommendations are the foundation for a new, comprehensive compensation plan for GC. While it is not possible to fund all recommendations at one time, salary adjustments, annual salary increases, retirement match, faculty workload and staffing levels will be funded incrementally as revenue continues to grow. The positive effect of updates to facilities, infrastructure and IT projects is notable, yet there is more we plan to accomplish. External factors The residual impact of negative news about GC during the 2009-13 period is still a factor in public perception, with the reality that it will take more time to overcome this issue. GC faces significant major competition in fundraising, with numerous major campaigns underway in the city.

Significant Goals: GC2020 FY2017 There are many individual goals and objectives to implement, continue or complete in the overall GC2020 plan for the upcoming year. The following will have significant impact in 2016-17: • GC has a new educational partner in China which will bring students to our campus and open our online courses to many more students. Of particular interest is the TESOL program. • According to our strategic plan, GC successfully migrated from utilizing The College Inn for GC student housing as of the end of November 2016, bringing more students to live on main campus in Greensboro, Hill and West residence halls. • GC will continue planning and implementation of improvements to campus facilities adjacent to the Downtown Greenway, a collaborative project of the City of Greensboro and Action Greensboro that is slated for completion in 2018. • The QEP The Informed Citizen is successfully launched and fully operational. • GC anticipates that the public announcement of the capital campaign GC2020: Uniquely Focused will occur in February 2017. In summary, GC2020 shows progress on many goals with much left we hope to achieve. Alignment of all major institutional processes and a continuing culture of accountability will ensure the success of GC2020 during the next four years. Palma Non Sine Pulvere (no reward without effort).

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A. Senior wide receiver Tavares Thomas Jr.

stretches out in an unsuccessful effort to catch a pass in the end zone.

B. The Greensboro College Marching Pride

performs its Billy Joel-themed halftime show.

C. Junior defenseman Sam Connors advances

the ball against LaGrange.

D. Senior midfielder Caitlyn Cook contests the

ball during the Pride women’s Senior Day game against N.C. Wesleyan.

E. Kristen Brown ‘04, director of alumni

programs, welcomes alumni to the tailgating area before the Homecoming game.

F. Newly-elected Homecoming Queen Samara

G. GC Theatre performed the musical “Sugar,”

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Alba and Big Man on Campus Davis Cahill, both seniors, are flanked by President Lawrence D. Czarda, Ph.D., and his wife, Dr. Carolyn Chappell.

based on the movie “Some Like It Hot,” during Homecoming Weekend.

H. GC cheerleaders with pink pompoms to

promote Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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Report on Funds Raised in 2015-16 By Anne Jones Hurd ’81, Vice President Chief Advancement Officer

It is my pleasure to report that Greensboro College donors made charitable gifts totaling $2,108,117 between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Each year, we ask alumni, families and friends to make Greensboro College a priority in their charitable giving, and we thank you for the tremendous impact you have made on every student, in classrooms, athletic fields, stages, residence halls and more. More than $1 million for Operations A total of $1,081,759 in charitable gifts supported operations in 2015-16. Operational expenses include faculty/staff salaries, student financial aid, educational expenses, arts and athletics, campus and facilities utilities and maintenance, and more. Unrestricted gifts – including the GC Fund – of $621,381 supported operations, with another $460,368 directed by donors for various restricted purposes.

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More than $1 million for Capital/ Permanent assets Another $1,026,368 in charitable gifts were given for capital purposes: $193,499 was given for buildings, including more than $150,000 for residence hall improvements from the Class of 1966 in celebration of their 50th Reunion. Another $832,869 was given for permanent endowment funds. Two of our newest endowment funds were fully funded and a permanent endowment was established for an existing speaker series, while other donors gave to build funds they have already established.

Charitable Giving 2015-16 Gifts for Operations Unrestricted Gifts, Includes GC Fund Restricted Gifts

$1,081,759 $621,381 $460,368

Capital Gifts (permanent assets) $1,026,368 Facilities enhancements $193,499 Endowment $832,869 TOTAL GIFTS TO ALL FUNDS

$2,108,117

As of June 30, 2016, Greensboro College’s endowment funds totaled $20,272,485 from gifts and investments. Planned Estate Gifts The Peter Doub Society recognizes donors who have made provisions for the college through their estates. GC received $853,155 from the estates of alumni or their family members. We were able to list several new Peter Doub Society members who included GC this past year in their estate plans. GC2020 – Capital Campaign The college spent the year planning and securing lead gifts in the quiet phase of a comprehensive capital campaign, expected to launch in early 2017. All gifts made in 2015-16 will be counted in the capital campaign, which will span the years 2014-2020. Expect major announcements about the campaign in early 2017! Alumni Giving A larger percentage of alumni gave to GC than in recent years, with an increase from 11% in 2014-15 to 13% in 2015-16. Of 5,253 alumni solicited, 833 made gifts. This is an encouraging trend that we are working hard to continue; we’re already reaching toward 15% or more this year! Our ultimate goal is to surpass the national average of 19%. In this Annual Honor Roll of Donors, we gratefully acknowledge the generous donors who made gifts to Greensboro College last year. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report; however, as with work of this nature, we may have made inadvertent errors of omission. If this has occurred, we apologize and ask that you contact us.

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Greensboro College gratefully acknowledges the generous donors who demonstrated their commitment to the college’s mission and future between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. However, as with any work of this nature, inadvertent errors or omissions may occur. If this has occurred, we apologize and ask that you contact the Institutional Advancement Office at 336-272-7102, ext. 5265, or ehenry@greensboro.edu. Greensboro College Society The following donors made leadership gifts of $1000 or more to any fund. Young Alumni (who have graduated in the last 15 years) are recognized as GC Society donors at a $250+ giving level. G. Michael Aheron ’74 AIG Matching Grants Program Estate of Thelma P. Albritton ’55 Lex Alexander Helen Dickens Alspaugh ’55 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Huldah F. Anderson ’63 and Wyndham Anderson Helen and Irvin Angel Anonymous (3) Karen Riegel Anzola ’86 and Carlos S. Anzola ’86 Astro Turf William J. Baker ’13 Bank of America Matching Gifts Susan Barringer Judith Ross Barringer ’70 David M. Basten ’01 Nan and John Bayersdorfer BB&T Linda Reid Beatty ’67 and Thomas E. Beatty ’66 Jackie and Steve Bell Dr. Elizabeth Shearin Benton ’58 Nickolay N. Bochilo ’03 Anita K. Booe ’79 Martha Lively Brach ’71 Martha Foster Bradberry ’74 Matilda Holland Bradshaw ’63 F. Cooper Brantley Isabel and Thomas Brantley Joseph M. Brantley III Wendy and James Brender Kristen Crutchfield Brown ’04 Rebecca Wallace Brown ’58 Burlington Industries Foundation Sadie Wolfe Byerly ’42 Kay Hinson Canter ’61 Carole Pasqueretta Capella ’02 Ronnie L. Cardwell ’79 Nancy Huntley Carr ’66 Anne Ewing Carroll ’53 Roy E. Carroll II ’85 Nancy Gilbert Chapin ’61

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Elizabeth Eckstein Chase ’60 Clariant Corporation Dr. Thomas W. Clawson Virginia Varner Clifford ’66 Beatrice Cobb Trust Martha Cottrell Coffield ’70 Sally Coley Cogan ’57 Comfort Inn Sahil Hospitality Corp. Caprice Kitchen Corbett ’87 and J. Eugene Corbett ’86 Carolyn Vaughn Cotton ’62 Marie King Crissman ’76 Debbie and Scott Critzer Margot Cunningham Dr. Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda Dr. Robin L. Daniel Michelle Davis Nancy Nikiforow and Dr. Brent DeVore Duke Energy Foundation Chris Elmore Gayle and Horace Faucette Sarah Newton Feldman Carolyn Watkins Flowers ’03 Amanda Johnson Foderaro ’09 and Michael W. Foderaro ’09 Lynn Williams Gambell ’66 and Arthur E. Gambell ’66 Anne Gant Rosie Gant Bobbie Shelton Garrett ’93 General Board of Higher Education and Ministries Estate of Eleanor Anthony George ’38 Dianna Blackwell Goodman ’69 James A. Gray Endowment Virginia Clarke Gray-Backus ’42 Kevin M. Green ’78 Tica Davis Green ’94 Joann Gaddy Grimes ’55 Jonathan Y. Hardister ’06 Catherine Cosby Harlow Neal B. Harrell Jr. ’95 Julia McLurd Harvey ’47 Elena Wegner Henry ’02 and Christopher A. Henry ’03 Zelma Andrews Higgins ’58 Gail Brower Huggins ’65 and Ken Huggins J. Christopher Hughes ’95 Frances Broome Hupfer ’69

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Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Patricia Graves Ingram Dunn ’66 Rev. Frank H. Ison Jarvis M. James III ’01 Dr. Sarah D. Jerome ’67 Betty Alley Jobe ’63 Rev. Judith O. Jolly ’67 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 and Frederick T. Jones Jr. Jayson Judy Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Frank Kime James E. Kirk Jr. ’65 Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 and L. Patrick Lane III Dr. Paul L. Leslie Jane and Richard Levy Leslie Scheviak Lewis ’76 S. Caleb Lewis ’03 Estate of Ruth Fowler Lindsay ’43 Annette Love-Hunt ’63 Dr. Joseph C. Lowman ’66 LPL Financial Dr. Bill MacReynolds Rusty Mader Esq. ’68 Rev. Daniel Martin James M. McMahon ’05 Martha E. McPhail ’68 Anthony M. Meley ’95 MetLife Global Technology & Operations Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Moore Jr. ’87 Janice Thompson Munsterman ’62 Murphy Wainer Orthopedic Specialists Ruby Sluder Nesbitt ’63 Dennie and Walter Newton George W. & Mary H. Newton Endowment of Triangle Community Foundation Hilda and George E. Norman Endowment Fund North Carolina Conference North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Leah Overman Nell Harris Page ’64 Dr. Allison L. Palmadessa ’03 and Matthew M. Palmadessa ’00 Martha G. Parsons ’59 Mark L. Pollard ’66 Joey Ponzi Estate of Dr. Fred L. Proctor Sr. Jane and Lucius Pullen Jean and Robert C. Rapp Jr. Kathryn Thompson Remmey ’41 Richard C. Remmey III Jane and Dr. Royce O. Reynolds Frances Eckstein Roberton ’69 David J. Robinson Jr. Janet Best Rolison ’58 Ashley D. Roseboro ’04

Bonita Watson Scales ’01 and Shannon J. Scales ’01 Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Julie Showfety Schatz ’89 and Gary V. Schatz ’89 Dorothy Steedman Shoaf ’49 Sally May Walker Shutt ’51 Barbara Lee Spencer ’53 Sports Contruction Management, Inc. Frances Kendrick Springs ’54 F. Thomas Stamper ’08 Estate of Jane T. Stephenson ’49 Katherine Goodman Stern Robert D. Stewart ’01 Judith Howell Swain ’66 Take 5 Oil Change LLC Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. Linda Woodard Tatum ’69 and Dr. W. Barnes Tatum + Trey Taylor Memorial John A. Tricoli III ’81 Patricia Hughes Troxler ’60 and Jerry Troxler United Methodist Higher Education Foundation UPS Foundation Barbara Reynolds Valentine ’57 Harriet Norton Van Wyck ’61 Doris Broome Vander Wiele ’66 Colleen Davis Vermillion ’66 Catherine Boyd Walker ’66 and William H. Walker Jr. ’67 Estate of Dr. Frank Walker A. Lisa Wall ’89 Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Wells Fargo Foundation Betsy Lawrence Wengert ’53 Western North Carolina Conference Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 John A. Williamson ’83 The Winston-Salem Foundation Inc. Nancy Miller Wright ’69 Martha Huggin Yarborough ’66 Ellie Puckett Yearns ’05 GC Fund Donors The following donors made gifts of any amount to the GC Fund. Bolded names denote GC Society members. Kenneth R. Acker Carolyn Ivey Adams ’62 G. Michael Aheron ’74 AK Steel Foundation Edison J. Alberty ’99 Margaret Tucker Aldridge ’49 Lex Alexander

Points of Pride GC Fund Donors, cont. Libby Cecil Alexander ’76 Elizabeth Little Allen ’62 Lisa B. Alley ’93 Clair W. Allyn ’64 Helen Dickens Alspaugh ’55 Rev. J. Denise Alventosa-Brown American Honda Motor Co, Inc. Ruth Troutman Amos ’54 Huldah F. Anderson ’63 and Wyndham Anderson Jared Anderson June Anderson ’69 Melinda Westmoreland Anderson ’64 Dr. William M. Anderson IV ’76 Helen and Irvin Angel Anonymous (5) Anonymous (2) Karen Riegel Anzola ’86 and Carlos S. Anzola ’86 Laura Pearce Archer ’62 Area Admissions Recruiters in Education Association Mary Wilkerson Arnaudin ’77 Tommie Foscue Arnold ’64 Charles L. Arrington ’77 Helen Burrows Arthur ’49 AT&T Foundation Mary Ashton Barton Athearn ’58 Linda Haber Athey ’77 Caryn Atwater Vickie Yarbrough Atwater ’69 Ruby Keeton Averette ’58 David A. Baity ’05 Angela Castaldo Ballou ’97 Caroline Newson Barber ’69 Ann Thomas Barkley ’61 Susan Barringer Gloria Foster Bass ’77 David M. Basten ’01 Mamie Gwyn Bateman ’45 Ellen Walter Baucom ’70 Nan and John Bayersdorfer Louise Sanford Beasley ’52 Beatrice Cobb Trust Doris Campbell Beatty ’59 Jane Sloan Belkin ’45 Jackie and Steven Bell Mary Plyde Marsh Bell ’57 Sue Lawson Bennett ’75 and Rev. Bradley L. Bennett ’75 Linda J. Bennetts ’71 Dr. Elizabeth Shearin Benton ’58 Sherry Marsh Biggs ’03 Bonnie Bitzel Carlene Freeman Blackmon ’52 Barbara Shrum Blanton ’47

Greensboro College Susan Wright Blaylock ’64 Steva Hardy Bledsoe ’73 Nickolay N. Bochilo ’03 Betty Stanford Bodkin ’57 Margaret Wiggins Boggs ’50 Dr. Calhoun Bond Jr. Anita K. Booe ’79 Lynda Dorrler Boone ’69 Patsy Pugh Boren ’65 Phyllis Prevatt Bowman ’01 + Shannon M. Bowman ’96 Rose Crumpton Boyd ’59 Sharon Puryear Boyd ’71 Vicki Vaughn Boyer ’72 Mary Kathryn Buie Bracey ’84 Martha Lively Brach ’71 Sereta Nicholson Brackett ’70 Grace and Ronald Bradley Matilda Holland Bradshaw ’63 Vanda Brame Bresnan ’67 Rev. Dr. Robert W. Brewer Wanda Smith Briggs ’81 Jane Towery Brinson ’71 Darlene A. Bristow Timothy P. Brooker ’90 Gail Wooldridge Brooks ’58 Kristen Crutchfield Brown ’04 Leah Dula Brown ’06 and Roshawn D. Brown ’06 Martha Bayles Brown ’70 Modena Penland Brown ’54 Rebecca Wallace Brown ’58 Virginia Wyne Broyles ’54 Daryl Bruner Leslie Lewis Bryan ’82 and Edwin L. Bryan Jr. ’96 Marcia Sawyer Bryant ’86 Miriam Callis Bumgarner ’43 Martha and Thomas E. Bunch ’92 Patricia Pugh Bunch ’58 Martha Clodfelter Burrow ’69 Rev. George A. Burton ’73 Jane Love Burton ’57 Charles I. Busack ’93 Bruce R. Buxton ’74 Doris Helms Byrd ’52 Eris Eure Calimer ’55 Nancy Campbell Joyner ’69 Jeanne Wright Canady ’71 Kay Hinson Canter ’61 Carole Pasqueretta Capella ’02 Ronnie L. Cardwell ’79 Sally Hutton Carlson ’65 Marie Craven Carruthers ’55 + Sarah Gambrell Carson ’47 Annette Inge Casey ’52 Center of Applied Technology - North Dianne Johnson Chalmers ’62

Nancy Gilbert Chapin ’61 Suzanne Bevins Chapman ’61 Elizabeth Eckstein Chase ’60 Carolyn Jones Cheatham ’53 Manlin M. Chee ’73 and Juan F. Forgay ’79 Lucinda Webster Chew ’65 Mabel Cornelius Chilton ’46 Rev. Patricia Poteate Choplin ’97 Priscilla Nichols Christiansen ’47 Rev. Ramona Morton Clapp ’55 Kay Cauthen Clark ’60 Phyllis Gilliam Clark ’73 Dr. Thomas W. Clawson Jeanne Koonts Clayton ’54 Ann Ashmore Clegg ’51 Helen Morgan Clemens ’91 B. Sheila Clendenning ’72 A. Jane Click ’55 Druid M. Clodfelter ’64 Marlana Leonard Clodfelter ’78 Martha Cottrell Coffield ’70 Phillip D. Cogdill ’08 Frances Gaskins Coggin ’68 Elizabeth Thompson Colclough ’60 David E. Coleman ’88 Betsy McKee Collett ’65 Larry E. Collins ’73 Jeanette Hester Combs ’54 Elizabeth Mackey Compton ’83 Carolyn Harris Conarroe ’61 Norma Warren Connell ’56 Claudine Minieri Connors ’64 Ruth Neisler Cooper ’58 Charlotte Mixon Corbridge ’60 Vicki Hester Cottrell ’72 Jeanette Fulton Covington ’70 Mitzi Snow Covington ’99 Ann Ivey Cranford ’58 Grace Potter Cranick ’61 David E. Craven ’70 Jane Tanner Craven ’60 Kate Gladstone Craver ’58 J. Emory Crawford ’60 Mary Payne Creed ’54 Michael T. Crigler ’92 Marie King Crissman ’76 Mike Crombie Nancy Shoulars Crouch ’57 Joy Brown Cushman ’72 Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda Virginia Hayes Dahl ’77 Chesapeake Westveer Dalrymple ’07 Mary Turner Dalton ’75 Polly Dana-Schumacher ’66 Phyllis Jacobs Dandison ’75 Faye Ausley Daniel ’59 Martha Best Daughtry ’62

Kelly M. Dausel ’97 Peggy Bradley Davidson ’58 Rev. Fred A. Davie Jr. ’78 Gerri Davis ’65 Katherine Owen Davis ’53 Michelle Davis Alice Davis Johnson ’77 Shawn Day Tammy Mayberry Deal ’91 Carolyn DeFrancesco Jean Gilliam DeGaetano ’54 W. Mark DeJournette ’86 Linda Torrence Denmark ’62 Rev. Elizabeth Decker Deveney ’88 Nancy Nikiforow and Dr. Brent DeVore Mary Pugh Dickens ’55 Inez Rufty Dickson ’47 Rhonda G. Dillingham ’96 Daniel G. Dobbins ’81 Mary Jo Davis Doeringer ’55 John Donnelly Anne Carraway Dooley ’78 Arlene C. Doucette ’06 Gail Young Dowis ’63 C. Keith Dozier ’94 Iris Bowman Duggins ’54 Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts Program Minnie Lloyd Dukes ’70 Elizabeth Livengood Duttera ’00 EDC Brenda Howell Edmond ’63 Marilyn Smith Edwards ’64 Susan Pratt Edwards ’73 Margie Stoltz Eller ’49 Chris Elmore Martha Morris Estes ’51 Christine Sugg Evans ’53 Dr. Nancy J. Farmer ’69 Katherine Fasul ’63 Helen Alexander Faulk ’70 Lael Corzine Featherston ’55 Sarah Newton Feldman Rebecca Hailey Ferrell ’60 and Hon. Forrest A. Ferrell ’61 Carolina Ferguson Finley ’58 Carolyn Watkins Flowers ’03 Joy Marie Little Floyd ’53 Patricia Walters Fluck ’60 J. Paul Folliard ’67 Kathryn Huggins Ford ’68 Curtis Foreman Mark D. Form ’68 Brian J. Fortier ’90 Pell Rouse Foster ’69 Kathryn Cartner Fowler ’86 and Christopher D. Fowler ’87 Monteen Jones Fox ’57

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Sue Rast Foy ’50 Dr. Johannah Schwarz Franke ’54 Margaret Parsons Franklin ’65 Marlene and Michael Fulcher Nancy Hill Gaines ’58 Laura Jo Crumpton Gann ’03 Anne Gant Rosie Gant Joshua C. Gardner ’11 Jeannette Gardner-Hugill ’68 Bobbie Shelton Garrett ’93 Mary Jo Caudle Garrett ’55 Barbara Stallings Gerhardt ’63 Nancy Chandler Gibbs ’63 Judith Lane Gibson ’60 Anne Gray Gilliam ’52 Jana Irwin Gilliard ’70 Gail Lambert Gilligan ’61 Joyce Wilkins Gilmour ’64 Suzanne Black Glancy ’65 Gaynelle Scotton Glass ’62 Martha Hedrick Godwin ’47 Joan K. Goforth ’52 Dianna Blackwell Goodman ’69 Sarah Swain Gorrell ’53 Carrington Gowen ’60 Frances Brisbon Graham ’79 Nancy Ford Graham ’70 Dr. Sandra Gravett Pamela Glensor Gray ’65 Virginia Clarke Gray-Backus ’42 Kevin M. Green ’78 Patricia Weaver Green ’71 Tica Davis Green ’94 Joan Greenberg ’56 Mary Jane Lassiter Greene ’56 Green Springs Baptist Church Dr. L. Vann Gregory ’74 Maleta Wilkinson Griffin ’71 Mollie Guffey Barbara Woollen Gulley ’71 Ann Harris Gussett ’64 Dr. William H. Hagen Jr. ’65 Iris Starr Haislip ’57 Scott Halberg Agnes K. Hamilton ’61 Ann Wilkinson Hammack ’59 Hannah Davis Hammer ’47 Jo Smith Hancock ’65 Jack B. Hanner ’64 Anna Misenheimer Hannon ’64 Jonathan Y. Hardister ’06 Virginia Gunn Hargrove ’57 Myra Harris Harp ’63 Joyce Smith Harris ’98 Lisa Bracey Harris ’82 Mae Braswell Harris ’58 Terry B. Harris Jr. ’11

Julia McLurd Harvey ’47 Rosalyn Gasque Hass ’54 Obbe Haverkamp ’73 Rev. Alan J. Hawkins Cappye Gentry Headman ’64 Harriet Craver Heath ’59 Ellen Pritchard Henderson ’63 D. Michael Hendrix ’70 Annie Henry ’68 Elena Wegner Henry ’02 and Christopher A. Henry ’03 Ruth Jones Hess ’49 Joseph W. Hickey ’84 Peggy Preston Hickle ’72 Zelma Andrews Higgins ’58 Wendy Johnson Higham ’76 Lloyd D. Hill ’84 Jane G. Hobson ’59 Dorothy Dey Holdsclaw ’57 Lorena Leftwich Holland ’55 Jane Beam Hollar ’53 Norah and Richard Holt Rebecca Abbott Holt ’73 Betty Jane Milliken Honeycutt ’87 Harriett Blackwell Hook ’54 Mary Sawyer Hopkins ’69 Sandra Hill Hopkins ’75 Juliette Passavant Horner ’63 Mary M. Houk ’51 Carol Johnson Howard ’00 Sylvia Bodie Howell ’53 Rev. William M. Hoyle ’79 Gail Brower Huggins ’65 Andrea Meador Humble ’95 Sandra Calaway Hunter ’63 Frances Broome Hupfer ’69 Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Sallie Webb Huss ’61 Deborah Blaylock Ingle ’96 Rev. Frank H. Ison Sara Williams Jacobson ’64 James Thomas Duttera Family Charitable Fund Jeffrey E. James ’72 Sheena Graves Jenkins ’01 Dr. Sarah D. Jerome ’67 Betty Alley Jobe ’63 Boo Hunt Jobe ’61 Anne Brown Johnson ’58 Barbara Laufersweiler Johnson ’84 Emily Cox Johnson ’57 Frances Pyron Johnson ’61 Kathleen Robinson Johnson ’68 Millie Chafin Johnson ’67 Sandra Wade Johnson ’62 Rev. Judith O. Jolly ’67 Elizabeth Pugh Jones ’66 F. Scoggin Jones ’74

Bold = Greensboro College Society

+ = Deceased

F. Thomas Jones III ’84 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 and Frederick T. Jones Jr. Robert W. Jones ’65 Diane Philo Joyce ’69 Jayson Judy Judy Knight Kalish ’54 Virginia Altizer Kendall ’63 Rebecca McQueen Kenerly ’63 Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Frank Kime Amber Morris King ’59 Jean Armstrong Kinser ’54 James E. Kirk Jr. ’65 Janice Short Kistler ’63 Frances Davis Kitchin ’64 Allen E. Kivett ’60 + Anita Thrower Knedlik ’70 Eleanor Brinn Knotts ’47 Dr. Bobbi J. Kotrba ’92 Carol Wilson Kuhn ’77 Nancy S. LaFountain Betty Lynn Gilbert Lambert ’65 Kathy Holland Lambeth ’80 Deborah Coan Lamm ’73 James v Langer Leo H. Lawson Sr. ’65 Victoria Simone Lawton ’93 Carol Timberlake Lea ’65 Emily A. Ledbetter ’04 Jane Overman Lee ’60 Patricia Jones Lee ’65 Gwendolyn Cooke Leichty ’83 Marguerite Thomason Leonard ’42 Jacob E. Leslie ’08 Dr. Paul L. Leslie Samuel B. Leslie ’16

Shani Porter Lester ’92 Ann Long Lewis ’57 Barbara O’Bryant Lewis ’63 Karen Ernst Lewis ’71 Leslie Scheviak Lewis ’76 Sue Ross Liles ’54 Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Justine Patrick Linville ’52 Doris Shuford Little ’68 Susan Pollard Little ’64 Dr. Teresa Clinton Little ’84 Annette Lancaster Litzenberger ’64 Jane Bullock Lock ’64 Erma Thornburg Long ’53 Russell L. Long ’95 Betty Wilkinson Lopp ’57 Annette Love-Hunt ’63 Terri and Ed Lowry Mary Powell Luther ’64 Elaine Forward Lyerly ’50 Barbara Hollowell Lyon ’58 Dianne Hutson Macintire ’70 Heather M. Macy ’00 Sara Lynn Brown Macy ’70 Rusty Mader Esq. ’68 Carolyn Fonville Mann ’52 David R. Marion ’75 Charlene Y. Martin ’83 Rev. Daniel Martin Bettye Jean Martin Musham ’54 Amalthea L. Marzan ’12 Gayle and Richard Matthews Shelby Lipps McAden ’59 Sarah A. McAlister ’75 Cindy Johnson McBane ’80 Barbara Hines McBride ’73 Karen Stovall McClure ’85

Points of Pride GC Fund Donors, cont. Dorothy Lopp McCullough ’60 Dorathea Janssen Chisholm McCutcheon ’46 Mary Lou Goforth McDaniel ’54 Barbara Noel McDonald ’69 Lisa A. McFadden ’86 Margaret Noland McGirt ’56 Virginia Harris McGranahan ’52 Margarett Fields McKeel ’51 Rev. Dr. Edward D. McKinney DMin ’95 Sallie Gordon McLarty ’68 Martha E. McPhail ’68 Jayne Culbertson McQueen ’65 Dorothy McSwain Barbara Warren McWhorter ’69 Janis Dowds Meade ’71 Kathy and David Meashey Anita Cross Medlin ’59 Susan Thomas and Dr. Edwin S. Melvin Dr. Ronald L. Merritt Jr. ’89 David Messick Mary Lasley Milam ’52 Jane Ellison Milford ’70 Olivia Miller Victoria Seawell Miller ’70 Emily Thomas Millett ’58 Julia Brown Milligan ’53 Kimmerly Milner ’94 Carolyn Garvin Miser ’47 + Jane Overman Misslbeck ’64 Deborah Kelley Moffett ’78 Betty Owen Moore ’53 Doris McRae Moore ’56 Jane Beane Moore ’63 Jo Ann Webster Moore ’57 John H. Moore ’76 Dr. Samuel H. Moore Jr. ’87 Hazel King Morgan ’69 Tyleta Williams Morgan ’57 Carolee Wood Morris ’61 Mary Alligood Morris ’51 Marion Brigman Moss ’68 Alice Ann Edwards Mundy ’63 Louise Greene Mundy ’63 Janice Thompson Munsterman ’62 Mollie Wright Murphy ’74 Anne Bailey Murr ’63 James F. Murray ’93 Alan D. Myers ’69 Mary Lewis Nantz ’65 Joann and Floyd Nesbitt Ruby Sluder Nesbitt ’63 Helen W. Neubauer ’60 Mary Jo Neville Betsy Walker Newman ’61 Penny Shamberger Nichols ’73

Greensboro College Georgia Hayes Niven ’48 Sondra Mooney Nobles ’62 Rev. Joshua M. Noblitt ’00 Hilda and George E. Norman Endowment Fund Rachel Gobbel Norment ’55 The North Carolina Baptist Foundation, Inc. Dr. Suzanne H. Nutt ’84 Jewel Oates Evelyn Loven Ochs ’54 Dorothy Smith O’Hanlon ’54 Jane Julian Onsrud ’59 Mary Brinkley Osteen ’52 Judy Rumley Ott ’84 Leah Overman Sharon S. Ozment ’91 Pamela Wright Page Starr ’67 Eleanor Webb Page ’54 Nell Harris Page ’64 Kyleen Turner Papadeas ’60 Martha Starke Parks ’51 Cynthia Trost Parsons ’84 Martha G. Parsons ’59 Anne Cousins Parton ’53 Jean Turner Pate ’55 Lynn Sessions Patterson ’79 Gayl Winchester Pearman ’73 Alyson Peck Reynolds ’08 Fredda Thompson Peele ’59 Betsy Hood Penn ’70 Susan Page Percy ’67 Galina Petrova ’03 Pfizer Foundation Janet Phipps Esther Snouffer Pickerel ’59 Betsy Cloud Pike ’77 and William A. Pike Jr. ’75 Marguerite Thomason Plonk ’54 Sherry Clodfelter Pollard ’64 Joey Ponzi Nancy Hiatt Porter ’60 Richard B. Porter ’63 Elizabeth Carroll Powell ’57 Linda Tucker Powell ’74 Robert Powell Carol Thomas Powers ’74 Millie Evans Priddy ’72 Marion Surratt Pritchett ’61 Elizabeth Harris Proctor ’56 Sharon Richards Pulliam ’68 Martha Driesell Radcliff ’55 Timothy M. Randall ’93 Jean and Robert C. Rapp Jr. Betty Chafin Rash ’64 Tonia Holloway Reaves ’92 Dorothy Sugg Reeves ’48 Jeanette Chance Reid ’53 Sarah Kendall Reid ’69

Kelly M. Rexer ’14 Courtenay and Julia Reynolds Jennifer Mann Rhodes ’85 and Michael S. Rhodes ’84 Helen Prince Rice ’44 Dr. Shirley Peeler Ritchie ’53 + Frances Eckstein Roberton ’69 Rev. Benjamin B. Roberts ’08 Brenda Alvis Roberts ’62 Robertson Neal & Company, LLP Melanie Martin Robertson ’74 Rebecca Newton Robins ’62 David J. Robinson Jr. Col. George F. Robinson III ’85 Janet Best Rolison ’58 Patricia Fields Ross ’55 Dr. Nancy Reynolds Routh ’67 Patricia Corriher Royal ’68 Rev. Beverly J. Samford ’64 Sharon Eldridge Sams ’65 Kay and Timothy Sanborn Cyrette Holliday Sanford ’61 Ellagene Johnson Sapp ’60 Nancy Hardy Sauls ’80 Bonita Watson Scale ’01 and Shannon J. Scales ’01 J. Michael Scarborough ’73 Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Sandra Britt Schaefer ’71 Julie Showfety Schatz ’89 and Gary V. Schatz ’89 Michele Gray Scheer ’64 Patricia Lane Scott ’57 Sandra Smith Scott ’64 Dr. Anthony J. Scotti Jr. ’87 Doris Long Seagle ’56 Rebecca Cheek Searcy ’62 Jane M. Sellars ’80 Linda Bowden Selleck ’75 Adam D. Senger ’08 Patricia and Dr. Robert Sevier Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Seymour Jr. ’69 Jane Lewis Shetler ’56 Dorothy Steedman Shoaf ’49 Lynda W. Sholar ’70 Michelle and Joe Shryock Sally May Walker Shutt ’51 Mary Ann Mitchell Sikes ’47 Carol Meyers Sikkelee ’60 Dr. Mark R. Sills ’68 Mary Florence Jones Simpson ’72 Joseph W. Skinker ’86 Loria B. Slade ’11 Mickey Busick Sloan ’01 Barbara Morris Smith ’95 Carolyn Reid Smith ’60 Frances Winslow Smith ’45 Jane E. Smith ’77

Martha Powell Smith ’64 Gordon Reins Smoak ’49 Jamie Trout Smothers ’06 Varion Herndon Spear ’54 Amy Schwartz Spielman ’66 Rev. Amy C. Spivey ’96 and Dr. Timothy S. Moore ’96 Sarah Avent Sponenberg ’70 Janet Hawks Spoon ’83 Frances Kendrick Springs ’54 Julia Cooper Sprouse ’76 Laurie Searles Stadler ’87 Grace Wright Stafford ’60 Christian E. Stanley ’81 Darlene K. Stanley ’94 Donna Lacy Stanley ’68 Tina Ormond Staples ’63 Elinor Wallace Starling ’57 State Farm Companies Foundation Jo Usher Steel ’49 Katherine Goodman Stern Robert D. Stewart ’01 Martha E. Stott ’53 Charlotte Stansel Stoughton ’67 Beverly Cox Stout ’56 Andrew B. Strand ’85 Ina and Larry Stringfellow Barry E. Strulson ’92 Linda Versnel Struzik ’76 Shelton Ayers Styers ’69 Diane Jernigan Sudderth ’74 Margaret J. Sugg ’51 Martha Brown Summerour ’66 Amelia Forlaw Surratt ’70 Dorothy Dickinson Swackhamer ’44 Betty Sisk Swain ’49 Janie James Sweeny ’45 Betsy Gibson Sweetman ’61 Ellen and Gary Taft Dr. Barbara McCauley Tapscott ’60 Jean F. Taylor ’59 + Martha Waugh Teague ’55 Leslie Andrews Thacker ’81 Barbara Smith Theis ’53 Kimberly Rinko Thomas ’87 Marilu McGerity Thomas ’53 Marjalene Midgett Thomas ’48 Maxine Scarborough Thomasson ’55 Cindy Thompson Harriet Ming Thompson ’70 Kim Thoré Frances Guilford Threatt ’69 TIAA-CREF Mary Lib Bush Todd ’50 Daphne Crissman Trent ’73 John A. Tricoli III ’81 Eleanor Oakley Trigg ’56 Linda Lloyd Trobaugh ’70

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Dr. Jane C. Trolinger ’74 Gaynelle Chappell Trotter ’69 and Rev. J. Albert Trotter ’70 Patricia Hughes Troxler ’60 and Jerry Troxler Jane Harbison Tucker ’76 and James M. Tucker Jr. ’76 Nadine G. Tyft ’68 Martha Buie Tyson ’54 Jackie Bridges Upton ’63 Barbara Reynolds Valentine ’57 Mary Nanney Van Pelt ’68 Virginia Roosa Van Tine ’70 and Rev. John W. Van Tine ’69 Harriet Norton Van Wyck ’61 Edgar D. Vaughan ’78 Verizon Foundation Vulcan Materials Company Carol Somers Wade ’07 Estate of Dr. Frank Walker A. Lisa Wall ’89 Jeanne Williamson Wall ’47 Garry R. Ward ’94 Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Sherri L. Warren ’99 Donald E. Watkins ’10 Melinda Doub Weatherford ’70 Weaver Foundation Thomas C. Webb ’78 Peggy Thomason Wegwart ’51 Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program Bill Wells Helen Thomas Wells ’47 Annie Laurie Howell Wharton ’41 Shirley and Dr. Charles F. Whitaker III Thomas W. White ’68 Carla Whitesell-Dahl ’90 Cynthia Parks Whitley ’76 Darlene Rathjen Whorley ’64 J. Lewis Wicker ’61 Rev. Dr. Leslie C. Wicker ’65 Sue Austin Wiggins ’59 Patricia Phillips Wilcox ’63 Janice Miller Wilkerson ’72 Myrna Todd Willetts ’73 Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Herbert S. Williams Jr. ’74 Shirley Brown Williams ’50 John A. Williamson ’83 Cari Smith Wilson ’92 Janice Johnson Wilson ’52 Judy Lunsford Wilson ’67 Shirley L. Windham ’55 Carol Jean Eudy Winecoff ’62 Janette Davidson Winston ’54 Dr. Carol E. Winters ’71 Louisa R. Wood ’85 Marilyn S. Woods ’95

N. Anne Woodward ’57 Elizabeth Gilbert Wrenn ’73 Dr. Eleanor Boyd Wright ’60 Nancy Miller Wright ’69 Xerox Corporation Betty L. Yancey ’80 Betty Williford Yancey ’54 Ellie Puckett Yearns ’05 Dr. Lowell T. Young ’61 Dr. Sarah Varner Young ’56 Gail Phifer Zoeller ’64 Mary Holloway Zwillich ’75

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+ = Deceased

Class Year Donors 1938 Estate of Eleanor Anthony George 1941 – 22.22% Kathryn Thompson Remmey Annie Laurie Howell Wharton 1942 – 25.00% Sadie Wolfe Byerly Virginia Clarke Gray-Backus Marguerite Thomason Leonard 1943 – 20.00% Miriam Callis Bumgarner Estate of Ruth Fowler Lindsay 1944 – 27.27% Elizabeth Langley Heffernan Helen Prince Rice Dorothy Dickinson Swackhamer 1945 – 22.22% Mamie Gwyn Bateman Jane Sloan Belkin Frances Winslow Smith Janie James Sweeny 1946 – 25.00% Mabel Cornelius Chilton Britt Davis Griffin Dorathea Janssen Chisholm McCutcheon 1947 – 35.29% Barbara Shrum Blanton Sarah Gambrell Carson Priscilla Nichols Christiansen Inez Rufty Dickson Martha Hedrick Godwin Hannah Davis Hammer Julia McLurd Harvey Eleanor Brinn Knotts Carolyn Garvin Miser + Mary Ann Mitchell Sikes Jeanne Williamson Wall Helen Thomas Wells

1948 – 19.23% Anne Kendrick Brinkley Georgia Hayes Niven Ellen Brown Otterbourg Dorothy Sugg Reeves Marjalene Midgett Thomas 1949 – 30.00% Margaret Tucker Aldridge Helen Burrows Arthur Margie Stoltz Eller Ruth Jones Hess Dorothy Steedman Shoaf Gordon Reins Smoak Jo Usher Steel Estate of Jane T. Stephenson Betty Sisk Swain 1950 – 60.00% Margaret Wiggins Boggs Sue Rast Foy Elaine Forward Lyerly Anne Johnson McChesney Mary Lib Bush Todd Shirley Brown Williams 1951 – 27.03% Ann Ashmore Clegg Nancy Gardner David Martha Morris Estes Mary M. Houk Margarett Fields McKeel Mary Alligood Morris Martha Starke Parks Sally May Walker Shutt Margaret J. Sugg Peggy Thomason Wegwart 1952 – 39.39% Louise Sanford Beasley Carlene Freeman Blackmon Doris Helms Byrd Annette Inge Casey Anne Gray Gilliam Joan K. Goforth Justine Patrick Linville Carolyn Fonville Mann Virginia Harris McGranahan Mary Lasley Milam Mary Brinkley Osteen Janice Johnson Wilson V. Caroline Wright 1953 – 64.29% Nancy Hobbs Banks Anne Ewing Carroll Carolyn Jones Cheatham Katherine Owen Davis Christine Sugg Evans Joy Marie Little Floyd

Sarah Swain Gorrell Carolyn Evans Hart Carolyn Stanford Hicklin Jane Beam Hollar Sylvia Bodie Howell Erma Thornburg Long Betty Costner Masters Julia Brown Milligan Betty Owen Moore Anne Cousins Parton Janice Alexander Poston Jeanette Chance Reid Ruth Scarborough Richardson Dr. Shirley Peeler Ritchie + Barbara Lee Spencer Peggy J. Stanton Martha E. Stott Barbara Smith Theis Marilu McGerity Thomas Betsy Lawrence Wengert Jean Penny Yount 1954 – 51.85% Ruth Troutman Amos Modena Penland Brown Virginia Wyne Broyles Blanche Selden Bullock Jeanne Koonts Clayton Jeanette Hester Combs Mary Payne Creed Jean Gilliam DeGaetano Emma Maxwell Dineen Iris Bowman Duggins Joan Mathis Fletcher Dr. Johannah Schwarz Franke Rosalyn Gasque Hass Harriett Blackwell Hook Judy Knight Kalish Jean Armstrong Kinser Sue Ross Liles Mary Lou Goforth McDaniel Bettye Jean Martin Musham Evelyn Loven Ochs Dorothy Smith O’Hanlon Eleanor Webb Page Marguerite Thomason Plonk Varion Herndon Spear Frances Kendrick Springs Martha Buie Tyson Janette Davidson Winston Betty Williford Yancey 1955 – 52.50% Estate of Thelma P. Albritton Helen Dickens Alspaugh Eris Eure Calimer Marie Craven Carruthers + Rev. Ramona Morton Clapp A. Jane Click

Points of Pride class year, cont. Mary Pugh Dickens Mary Jo Davis Doeringer Lael Corzine Featherston Mary Jo Caudle Garrett Joann Gaddy Grimes Lorena Leftwich Holland Rachel Gobbel Norment Jean Turner Pate Martha Driesell Radcliff Patricia Fields Ross Caroline Crowell Taylor Martha Waugh Teague Maxine Scarborough Thomasson Mary Lou Gunter Williams Shirley L. Windham

Greensboro College Nancy Shoulars Crouch Monteen Jones Fox Iris Starr Haislip Virginia Gunn Hargrove Dorothy Dey Holdsclaw Emily Cox Johnson Ann Long Lewis Betty Wilkinson Lopp Jo Ann Webster Moore Tyleta Williams Morgan Elizabeth Carroll Powell Patricia Lane Scott Elinor Wallace Starling Barbara Reynolds Valentine N. Anne Woodward

Members of the Class of 1956 held their 60th reunion during Alumni Weekend, 2016.

1956 – 36.84% Norma Warren Connell Joan Greenberg Mary Jane Lassiter Greene Patsy Washam McConnell Margaret Noland McGirt Doris McRae Moore Elizabeth Harris Proctor Doris Long Seagle Jane Lewis Shetler Beverly Cox Stout Barbara Merritt Thornton Eleanor Oakley Trigg Jean Fortner Ward Dr. Sarah Varner Young 1957 – 46.51% Mary Plyde Marsh Bell Betty Stanford Bodkin Peggy Gibbs Burton Jane Love Burton Sally Coley Cogan

1958 – 45.65% Mary Ashton Barton Athearn Ruby Keeton Averette Dr. Elizabeth Shearin Benton Gail Wooldridge Brooks Rebecca Wallace Brown Patricia Pugh Bunch Ruth Neisler Cooper Ann Ivey Cranford Kate Gladstone Craver Peggy Bradley Davidson Carolina Ferguson Finley Nancy Hill Gaines Mae Braswell Harris Zelma Andrews Higgins Norma Chappell Irvine Anne Brown Johnson Gene Edwards Jones Barbara Hollowell Lyon Emily Thomas Millett Janet Best Rolison Betty Jane Farrell Williams

1959 – 34.62% Doris Campbell Beatty Rose Crumpton Boyd Faye Ausley Daniel Doris Reynolds Edwards Frances Stephenson Ferguson Ann Wilkinson Hammack Harriet Craver Heath Jane G. Hobson Adelaide Hart Kersh Amber Morris King Shelby Lipps McAden Anita Cross Medlin Jane Julian Onsrud Martha G. Parsons Fredda Thompson Peele Esther Snouffer Pickerel Jean F. Taylor + Sue Austin Wiggins 1960 – 36.59% Anonymous Darlene Thomas Beard Linda Pryor Carroll Elizabeth Eckstein Chase Kay Cauthen Clark Elizabeth Thompson Colclough Charlotte Mixon Corbridge Jane Tanner Craven J. Emory Crawford Rebecca Hailey Ferrell Patricia Walters Fluck Judith Lane Gibson Carrington Gowen Allen E. Kivett + Jane Overman Lee Dorothy Lopp McCullough Helen W. Neubauer Richard B. O’Neal Kyleen Turner Papadeas Nancy Hiatt Porter Pat Fearing Routh Ellagene Johnson Sapp Carol Meyers Sikkelee Carolyn Reid Smith Grace Wright Stafford Dr. Barbara McCauley Tapscott Patricia Hughes Troxler Ruth Thompson Walton Dr. Eleanor Boyd Wright Helen Graham Yarboro 1961 – 38.57% Anonymous (2) Ann Thomas Barkley Nancy Hearn Branch Kay Hinson Canter Nancy Gilbert Chapin Suzanne Bevins Chapman

Carolyn Harris Conarroe Grace Potter Cranick Dorothy Bailey Fender Hon. Forrest A. Ferrell Margaret Cotton Foote Gail Lambert Gilligan Agnes K. Hamilton Sallie Webb Huss Nancy Buckner Hyde Boo Hunt Jobe Frances Pyron Johnson Mildred Miller Little Carolee Wood Morris Betsy Walker Newman Marion Surratt Pritchett Cyrette Holliday Sanford Betsy Gibson Sweetman Harriet Norton Van Wyck J. Lewis Wicker Dr. Lowell T. Young 1962 – 28.81% Carolyn Ivey Adams Elizabeth Little Allen Laura Pearce Archer Dianne Johnson Chalmers Carolyn Vaughn Cotton Martha Best Daughtry Linda Torrence Denmark Jean Brower Foreman + Gaynelle Scotton Glass Helen Allen Herman Sandra Wade Johnson Janice Thompson Munsterman Sondra Mooney Nobles Brenda Alvis Roberts Rebecca Newton Robins Rebecca Cheek Searcy Carol Jean Eudy Winecoff 1963 – 30.34% Huldah Ferguson Anderson Matilda Holland Bradshaw Gail Young Dowis Brenda Howell Edmond Katherine Fasul Barbara Stallings Gerhardt Nancy Chandler Gibbs Myra Harris Harp Ellen Pritchard Henderson Juliette Passavant Horner Sandra Calaway Hunter Betty Alley Jobe Virginia Altizer Kendall Rebecca McQueen Kenerly Janice Short Kistler Barbara O’Bryant Lewis Annette Love-Hunt Letitia McGoogan Miller

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www.greensboro.edu Jane Beane Moore Alice Ann Edwards Mundy Louise Greene Mundy Anne Bailey Murr Ruby Sluder Nesbitt Richard B. Porter Tina Ormond Staples Jackie Bridges Upton Patricia Phillips Wilcox 1964 – 30.21% Clair W. Allyn Melinda Westmoreland Anderson Tommie Foscue Arnold Susan Wright Blaylock Druid M. Clodfelter Claudine Minieri Connors Marilyn Smith Edwards Ann Harris Gussett Jack B. Hanner Anna Misenheimer Hannon Cappye Gentry Headman Linda Johnson Hester Sara Williams Jacobson Frances Davis Kitchin Susan Pollard Little Annette Lancaster Litzenberger Jane Bullock Lock Mary Powell Luther Jane Overman Misslbeck Nell Harris Page Sherry Clodfelter Pollard Betty Chafin Rash Rev. Beverly J. Samford Michele Gray Scheer Sandra Smith Scott Martha Powell Smith Darlene Rathjen Whorley Joyce Wilkins-Gilmour Gail Phifer Zoeller

Points of Pride Patricia Jones Lee Jayne Culbertson McQueen Mary Lewis Nantz Sharon Eldridge Sams Rev. Dr. Leslie C. Wicker 1966 – 31.37% Bonnie Wagoner Amos Harold R. Barnes Thomas E. Beatty Elizabeth Higgins Callihan Nancy Huntley Carr Rebecca Cashatt Champion Pamela Waggoner Childs Virginia Varner Clifford Polly Dana-Schumacher Anne Hensley Farren Ina Wooley Federal Arthur E. Gambell Lynn Williams Gambell Dixie Moore Harris Patricia Graves Ingram Dunn Elizabeth Pugh Jones Patricia Bourne Lanier Cornelia Eisenhart Loftis Dr. Joseph C. Lowman Joellen Stith Parks Mark L. Pollard Mitchell McLeod Price Carol Loftin Sayers Amy Schwartz Spielman Carolyn Lanier Steed

1965 – 30.14% Patsy Pugh Boren Sally Hutton Carlson Lucinda Webster Chew Betsy McKee Collett Gerri Davis Margaret Parsons Franklin Suzanne Black Glancy Pamela Glensor Gray Dr. William H. Hagen Jr. Jo Smith Hancock Gail Brower Huggins Robert W. Jones James E. Kirk Jr. Margaret Harry Kluttz Betty Lynn Gilbert Lambert Leo H. Lawson Sr. Carol Timberlake Lea

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Starr Barnhardt Strickland Martha Brown Summerour Judith Howell Swain Doris Broome Vander Wiele Colleen Davis Vermillion Carolyn Koonts Wagnon Catherine Boyd Walker Martha Huggin Yarborough

1967 – 27.63% Earleen Mulwee Barnes Ira M. Barnett Paulette Chappell Barnett Linda Reid Beatty Vanda Brame Bresnan Mary Jane Baker Brown Dr. Mary V. Compton K. Jane Dunlap

The Class of 1966 presents their 50th reunion gift, Alumni Weekend 2016

The Class of 1966 50th reunion

+ = Deceased

Points of Pride class year, cont. J. Paul Folliard Brenda Brown Gregory Hawkins Mary Rawles Hutcheson Dr. Sarah D. Jerome Millie Chafin Johnson Rev. Judith O. Jolly Carol Thorneloe Mankowski Pamela Wright Page Starr Susan Page Percy Dr. Nancy Reynolds Routh Charlotte Stansel Stoughton William H. Walker Jr. Judy Lunsford Wilson 1968 – 23.75% Clare Ruch Abel Frances Gaskins Coggin Kathryn Huggins Ford Mark D. Form Jeannette Gardner-Hugill Annie Henry Kathleen Robinson Johnson Doris Shuford Little Rusty Mader Esq. Sallie Gordon McLarty

Greensboro College 1969 – 29.46% June Anderson Vickie Yarbrough Atwater Caroline Newson Barber Lynda Dorrler Boone Martha Clodfelter Burrow Marsha Ketner Carter Dr. Nancy J. Farmer Pell Rouse Foster Dianna Blackwell Goodman Dr. Linda Padgett Hollandsworth Mary Sawyer Hopkins Frances Broome Hupfer Diane Philo Joyce Nancy Campbell Joyner Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime Barbara Noel McDonald Judith Pierce McKinley Barbara Warren McWhorter Robert D. Mooney Hazel King Morgan Alan D. Myers Ann Gates Newsome Sarah Kendall Reid Frances Eckstein Roberton

Alumni friends enjoyed time together at a Greensboro Grasshoppers game.

Martha E. McPhail Marion Brigman Moss Sharon Richards Pulliam Patricia Corriher Royal Dr. Mark R. Sills Donna Lacy Stanley Nadine G. Tyft Mary Nanney Van Pelt Thomas W. White

Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Seymour Jr. Shelton Ayers Styers Linda Woodard Tatum Frances Guilford Threatt Gaynelle Chappell Trotter Rev. John W. Van Tine Dr. Joseph A. Volpe Jr. Curtis C. Whipple Nancy Miller Wright

1970 – 25.89% Judith Ross Barringer Ellen Walter Baucom Sereta Nicholson Brackett Martha Bayles Brown Martha Cottrell Coffield Jeanette Fulton Covington David E. Craven Minnie Lloyd Dukes Helen Alexander Faulk Jana Irwin Gilliard Nancy Ford Graham D. Michael Hendrix Anita Thrower Knedlik Dianne Hutson Macintire Sara Lynn Brown Macy Jane Ellison Milford Victoria Seawell Miller Betsy Hood Penn Lynda W. Sholar Carolyn Grimes Spivey Sarah Avent Sponenberg Amelia Forlaw Surratt Harriet Ming Thompson Linda Lloyd Trobaugh J. Albert Trotter Virginia Roosa Van Tine Dr. Marcia Hadley Volpe Melinda Doub Weatherford John F. Worsley II 1971 – 17.78% Anonymous Linda J. Bennetts Sharon Puryear Boyd Martha Lively Brach Jane Towery Brinson Jeanne Wright Canady Patricia Weaver Green Maleta Wilkinson Griffin Barbara Woollen Gulley Karen Ernst Lewis Janis Dowds Meade Kathryn Hobson Mooney Kathleen A. Rutledge Sandra Britt Schaefer Cynthia Coleman Shockley Dr. Carol E. Winters 1972 – 12.00% Vicki Vaughn Boyer B. Sheila Clendenning Vicki Hester Cottrell Joy Brown Cushman Peggy Preston Hickle Jeffrey E. James Millie Evans Priddy Mary Florence Jones Simpson Janice Miller Wilkerson

1973 – 21.74% Steva Hardy Bledsoe George C. Burton Manlin M. Chee Phyllis Gilliam Clark Larry E. Collins Rev. Eugene E. Dean Jr. Dr. Mary Ellen Powell Durham Susan Pratt Edwards Marilyn Cohee Fleetwood Obbe Haverkamp Rebecca Abbott Holt Deborah Coan Lamm Lynn Lewis Lane Barbara Hines McBride Penny Shamberger Nichols Gayl Winchester Pearman J. Michael Scarborough Daphne Crissman Trent Myrna Todd Willetts Elizabeth Gilbert Wrenn 1974 – 16.49% G. Michael Aheron Jan Shuler Blumenthal Martha Foster Bradberry Bruce R. Buxton Valerie Dreher Caldwell Dr. L. Vann Gregory Cynthia Harrison Hall F. Scoggin Jones Mollie Wright Murphy Linda Tucker Powell Carol Thomas Powers Melanie Martin Robertson Dr. H. David Shew Diane Jernigan Sudderth Dr. Jane C. Trolinger Herbert S. Williams Jr. 1975 – 11.32% Rev. Bradley L. Bennett Sue Lawson Bennett Ricky J. Cobb Mary Turner Dalton Phyllis Jacobs Dandison Judith Hall Desper Sandra Hill Hopkins David R. Marion Sarah A. McAlister William A. Pike Jr. Linda Bowden Selleck Mary Holloway Zwillich 1976 – 15.48% Libby Cecil Alexander Dr. William M. Anderson IV Marie King Crissman Barry A. Goldman

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www.greensboro.edu Wendy Johnson Higham Leslie Scheviak Lewis John H. Moore Claude D. Shockley Julia Cooper Sprouse Linda Versnel Struzik James M. Tucker Jr. Jane Harbison Tucker Cynthia Parks Whitley 1977 – 15.79% Mary Wilkerson Arnaudin Charles L. Arrington Linda Haber Athey Gloria Foster Bass Clarence F. Caldwell Virginia Hayes Dahl Alice DavisJohnson J. Fred Johnson Jr. Carol Wilson Kuhn Betsy Cloud Pike Jane E. Smith Karen Williams Vellucci 1978 – 9.20% Marlana Leonard Clodfelter Rev. Fred A. Davie Jr. Anne Carraway Dooley Kevin M. Green Deborah Kelley Moffett Edgar D. Vaughan Richard A. Vellucci Thomas C. Webb 1979 – 10.77% Anita K. Booe Ronnie L. Cardwell Michael J. Corpening Juan F. Forgay Frances Brisbon Graham Rev. William M. Hoyle Lynn Sessions Patterson 1980 – 8.75% Steven L. Johnson Kathy Holland Lambeth Cindy Johnson McBane Nancy Hardy Sauls Jane M. Sellars Scot L. Tysinger Betty L. Yancey 1981 – 8.89% Wanda Smith Briggs Daniel G. Dobbins Damon L. Forney Anne Jones Hurd Christian E. Stanley Leslie Andrews Thacker

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Points of Pride Elaine Barber Trant John A. Tricoli III 1982 – 4.88% Anonymous Leslie Lewis Bryan Lisa Bracey Harris ‘82 Russell R. Myers ‘82 1983 – 7.58% Elizabeth Mackey Compton Gwendolyn Cooke Leichty Charlene Y. Martin Janet Hawks Spoon John A. Williamson 1984 – 14.67% Mary Kathryn Buie Bracey Kimberly Taylor Forinash Joseph W. Hickey Lloyd D. Hill Barbara Laufersweiler Johnson F. Thomas Jones III Dr. Teresa Clinton Little Dr. Suzanne H. Nutt Judy Rumley Ott Cynthia Trost Parsons Michael S. Rhodes 1985 – 10.13% Roy E. Carroll II LuAnn Hedgecock Craven Karen Stovall McClure Jeffrey K. Nichols Jennifer Mann Rhodes Col. George F. Robinson III Andrew B. Strand Louisa R. Wood 1986 – 14.29% Carlos S. Anzola Karen Riegel Anzola Marcia Sawyer Bryant J. Eugene Corbett W. Mark DeJournette Kathryn Cartner Fowler Lisa A. McFadden Debra Anderson Nichols Joseph W. Skinker 1987 – 11.29% Caprice Kitchen Corbett Christopher D. Fowler Betty Jane Milliken Honeycutt Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Moore Jr. Dr. Anthony J. Scotti Jr. Laurie Searles Stadler Kimberly Rinko Thomas

+ = Deceased

1988 – 6.78% David E. Coleman Rev. Elizabeth Decker Deveney Stephanie M. Kelly Robin Owens Latham 1989 – 4.35% Dr. Ronald L. Merritt Jr. Gary V. Schatz Julianne Showfety Schatz A. Lisa Wall 1990 – 4.11% Timothy P. Brooker Brian J. Fortier Carla Whitesell-Dahl 1991 – 3.85% Helen Morgan Clemens Tammy Mayberry Deal John T. Desmond Sharon S. Ozment 1992 – 6.45% Thomas E. Bunch Michael T. Crigler Michael A. Grimsley Dr. Bobbi J. Kotrba Shani Porter Lester Tonia Holloway Reaves Barry E. Strulson Cari Smith Wilson 1993 – 7.56% Lisa B. Alley Charles I. Busack Bobbie Shelton Garrett Christina R. Gibson Dr. Jennifer Gann Kelley Victoria Simone Lawton James F. Murray Walter J. Parrish IV Timothy M. Randall 1994 – 5.66% C. Keith Dozier Tica Davis Green Brian M. James Kimmerly Milner Darlene K. Stanley Garry R. Ward 1995 – 9.47% Michelle Hoschouer Fitch Neal B. Harrell Jr. J. Christopher Hughes Andrea Meador Humble Russell L. Long Rev. Dr. Edward D. McKinney DMin Anthony M. Meley

Barbara Morris Smith Marilyn S. Woods 1996 – 5.08% Shannon M. Bowman Edwin L. Bryan Jr. Rhonda G. Dillingham Deborah Blaylock Ingle Dr. Timothy S. Moore Rev. Amy C. Spivey 1997 – 2.01% Angela Castaldo Ballou Rev. Patricia Poteate Choplin Kelly M. Dausel 1998 – 2.19% Anonymous Joyce Smith Harris Granger W. Roseberry 1999 – 2.14% Edison J. Alberty Mitzi Snow Covington Sherri L. Warren 2000 – 5.07% J. Andrew Cresimore Elizabeth Livengood Duttera Carol Johnson Howard Heather M. Macy Rev. Joshua M. Noblitt Matthew M. Palmadessa Javier Zerquera 2001 – 8.41% David M. Basten Phyllis Prevatt Bowman + Jarvis M. James III Sheena Graves Jenkins Paul A. Rockwell II Bonita Watson Scales Shannon J. Scales Mickey Busick Sloan Robert D. Stewart 2002 – 1.68% Carole Pasqueretta Capella Elena Wegner Henry 2003 – 7.09% T. Richard Beard Jr. Sherry Marsh Biggs Nickolay N. Bochilo Carolyn Watkins Flowers Laura Jo Crumpton Gann Christopher A. Henry S. Caleb Lewis Dr. Allison L. Palmadessa Galina Petrova

Points of Pride class year, cont. 2004 – 4.51% Anonymous Kristen Crutchfield Brown Emily A. Ledbetter Ashley D. Roseboro Roy W. Tesh Daron C. Williams 2005 – 3.51% David A. Baity James M. McMahon Kate Roberton Sorkin Ellie Puckett Yearns 2006 – 9.21% Anonymous Edwin B. Arnaudin Leah Dula Brown Roshawn D. Brown Megan Nutt Clapp Tyler B. Clapp Ashley M. Davis Arlene C. Doucette Jonathan Y. Hardister Aaron Holcomb James E. Matthews Jamie Trout Smothers Tyler K. Tobin David T. Whitefield 2007 – 3.40% Chesapeake Westveer Dalrymple Christopher M. Hinson Deborah Nanchoff LaRue Christopher C. Palme Carol Somers Wade 2008 – 8.86% Jason S. Choate Phillip D. Cogdill Dallas C. Daniels Jacob E. Leslie Carrie M. Pacifico Alyson Peck Reynolds Rev. Benjamin B. Roberts Jonathan R. Scarpola Adam D. Senger F. Thomas Stamper Justin E. Tinder Erica Oakley Tobin Matthew R. Ward Aaron J. Weibe 2009 – 1.08% Amanda Johnson Foderaro ‘09 Michael W. Foderaro ‘09 2010 – 0.62% Donald E. Watkins

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Class of 1966 – 50th Reunion The following made gifts to various funds in the 5 years leading to their 50th reunion on April 8, 2016. Special 50th reunion gifts were designated for residential hall renovations (see page 31). Bonnie Wagoner Amos ’66 Harold R. Barnes ’66 Thomas E. Beatty ’66 Elizabeth Higgins Callihan ’66 Nancy Huntley Carr ’66 Rebecca Cashatt Champion ’66 Pamela Waggoner Childs ’66 Carolyn deBruyne Clark ’66 Virginia Varner Clifford ’66 Dr. Nelda Reynolds Cockman ’66 Martha Thomas Crawford ’66 Ruth Harrington Creasy ’66

2011 – 4.23% Joshua C. Gardner Terry B. Harris Jr. Sha McDuffie Joshua K. Nichols Kathryn Timmons Novak Loria B. Slade 2012 – 3.11% John J. Anglin Everette Blalock Jessica J. Catanzano Connor B. Kennedy Amalthea L. Marzan 2013 – 2.55% William J. Baker Clint M. Dillon Hayley Hicks Hudgins Joshua T. Hudgins Kyle M. Zembsch 2014 – 1.08% Randall S. Brooks II Kelly M. Rexer 2015 – 0.74% Taylor Babb Seniors Liam D. Buckley Drew Clukey Raven N. Corbett Kady L. Evans Bridget G. Hall Robin C. Hayden Jessica L. Kiernan David C. Leaman Samuel B. Leslie Tanneshia M. Mayes Dustin R. Minnick

Polly Dana-Schumacher ’66 Betty Eubank Early ’66 Joan Johnstone Edwards ’66 Anne Hensley Farren ’66 Ina Wooley Federal ’66 Nancy Frick Fiedler ’66 Arthur E. Gambell ’66 Lynn Williams Gambell ’66 Catherine Cosby Harlow Dixie Moore Harris ’66 Patricia Graves Ingram Dunn ’66 Elizabeth Pugh Jones ’66

John A. Kimes ’66 Patricia Bourne Lanier ’66 Cornelia Eisenhart Loftis ’66 Hundley Philpott Lowe ’66 Dr. Joseph C. Lowman ’66 Elaine Fox Mann ’66 Mary Hopkins Martin ’66 Joellen Stith Parks ’66 Mark L. Pollard ’66 Mitchell McLeod Price ’66 Carol Loftin Sayers ’66 Beth King Sowers ’66

Ashleigh L. Oakley Madison B. Peregoy Regina M. Robertson Allison E. Roberts Cornelius M. Short Sierra N. Smith Tara A. Smith Lindsay R. Stevens D. Bray Tilley Morgan N. Williams Family of Alumni and Students Sharon and Norberto Adinig DeShannon Ashley Nan and John Bayersdorfer Frances Beck Josh Brannock F. Cooper Brantley Isabel and Thomas Brantley Joseph M. Brantley III Jennifer and Lacy Brown Treeby and Robert A. Brown Jr. Debra and Todd Byrd BethAyne Cerio Mary Chacon-Taveras Penelton Clark III Kelly and Bob Conklin Debbie and Scott Critzer Shawn Day Mitch Dillon Diana and Robert J. Dutremble II Dianne Elliott Gayle and Horace Faucette Sarah Newton Feldman Curtis Foreman Marlene and Michael Fulcher Doris and Fred L. Gallagher Jr.

Amy Schwartz Spielman ’66 Carolyn Lanier Steed ’66 Starr Barnhardt Strickland ’66 Martha Brown Summerour ’66 Judith Howell Swain ’66 Anne Hamilton Terry ’66 Doris Broome Vander Wiele ’66 Colleen Davis Vermillion ’66 Carolyn Koonts Wagnon ’66 Catherine Boyd Walker ’66 Larry W. Wooten ’66 Martha Huggin Yarborough ’66

Carol and Jeff Gallaher Melissa and Scott Gaston Wanda and Jay Goodman Karen and Morris Greeson Brenda and Gary Groves Larry Hare Catherine Cosby Harlow Kathy Haslam Brenda and Jim Hebert Donna and Robert F. Hicks Jr. Norah and Richard Holt Alice and Ed Hulin Frederick T. Jones Jr. Arthur Kennedy Frank Kime Nancy S. LaFountain Simquita and Barry Leveretter Terri and Edward Lowry Philip B. Magruder Jr. Gayle and Richard Matthews Allison Haltom McClay and David McClay Jan and B. McGuire Robyn and Robert C. Moorhead Jr. Daisy and Jim Murray Jill and Michael Murray Tonya and George Neumeister Sherry and Michael Newnam Dennie and Walter Newton Suzanne Oakley Ed O’Keeffe Leah Overman Julie Parrish-Beasley Richard C. Remmey III Courtenay and Julia Reynolds Bret Robertson Ann Rollins Lisa Schwartz Charlotte Anderson Straney Ina and Larry Stringfellow Abbey and Turner Sutton

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www.greensboro.edu Shirlee Tiffany Akiko Toyama Dennis Tressler Bill Wells Lorrane and Richard Yeager Friends Kenneth R. Acker Lynn and Ken Adams Jan and Steve Allen Madeline Allen Steve Anceravage Jared Anderson Helen and Irvin Angel Anonymous (5) Sarah Dixon Ariail Ann and Samuel J. Ballard Jr. Jackie and Steve Bell Gail and Stephen Bernstein Cammie and David Berrier Bonnie Bitzel Sandy Boniface Michael A. Bosco Glenn Bowman Noreen and Kenneth Brackett Grace and Ronald Bradley Wendy and James Brender Sandra and George Brown Sharon Bulanhagui Mr. and and Mrs. James F. Burch Jr. M. Dorine Callahan David Cherry Mary Chrisanthis Elie Clair Dr. Thomas W. Clawson Ty Clodfelter Anne Smith Cole Carson Coppage Bob Cox Lemuel H. Cox Ellen and Michael Crisco Charles Cunningham Jennifer and John Cunningham Lou Cunningham Margot Cunningham Mary Dator Linda G. Davis Jacqueline and Clint DeBrew Nancy Nikiforow and Dr. Brent DeVore John Donnelly Renee Ducassoux Jimmy Duck Elizabeth Edwards Larry Elkins Verna Ellam Veronica Grossi and Richard Fabiano Jerry Farmer

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Points of Pride Ryan Flourney Tony Foderaro Brent Forsythe Dara Frye Anitra Fulton Elizabeth and Peter Gallagher Patricia and Stephen Galuski Anne Gant Rosie Gant Kara and Michael Garam Dr. John D. Gelin James Gladson Joey Gladson Melinda and Jonathan Gordon Dr. Sandra Gravett Dr. Judy Greer

Ian Hurlburt Mark Isley Rev. Frank H. Ison Kelly Ryan and Dan Jaskot Debra and A. G. Jennings Linda and Tim Jones Whitney Jones Tina Van Lew Kearns Laura and Mike Kendall Mildred Kersey Henry K. Kirkpatrick Jr. Jacqueline Kurkowski Melody McGinnis and Gary Kyle Rosalia and Keith Lachance Louise and Robert Lebzelter Victoria and Joseph Leggett

Pat Maynor Monique and Rodney McCaskill Matt McGee Denise and Jeff McGirt Sherri and Jon McGuire Darrin McMurray Larry McQuiston Dorothy McSwain Kathy and David Meashey Susan and Dr. Jim Melvin Teri and Mark Merrill David Messick Sherryl and Warren Michelsen Martin Murphy The Murrays Joann and Floyd Nesbitt

The Great Walk Out to highlight the importance of exercise – April 2016.

Laura and Charlie Greer Lois Haggerty Scott Halberg Marva and Walter L. Hamilton III Sarah and Andrew Harriss Jason Hefner Tracy Henderson Miriam and Thomas Herin Charles Hickey Steven L. Holley George Hoyle

+ = Deceased

Ellen and Joseph Lentini Patricia and Dr. Eric Lilly Shirley Lloyd Mark G. Locke Andrew Luttrell Bea and Dan MacLean Frank Maldonado Elizabeth and David Mallitz Josh Marshall Rev. Daniel Martin J. Robert Martin

Mary Jo Neville Dr. Anthony F. Nottage III Erik Nuss Jewel Oates Christine and Robert Orzechowski Joanne and William Osteen Scott Patrick Steve Pegg Elaine Pennella Linda and Hal Powell Robert Powell Lucius and Jane Pullen

Points of Pride FRIENDS, cont. Roge Judi Putman Leslie and Richard Ramos Donna and Marty Reed Larry Reeves Christina and David Richardson Tyler Rickett Carol and Thomas Robertson David J. Robinson Jr. Louise and George Rokos Jorge Rovirosa Linda and Donald Rowley Tracey Rumer Doris and William Rush Kay and Timothy Sanborn Carole and John Savage Joshua Schwartz Misty Seal Gloria and Mike Semones Michelle and Joe Shryock Ashley and Sam Simpson J. Herbert Slater Linda Slater Shawna and Charles B. Snipes II Noelle Sosa Casey Spinks Willie Staton Marsha and Robert Stickler Martha and Steven Stone Linda and Chick Sward Ellen and Gary Taft Dr. James H. Tanner Susan and Buzz Tiffany Heather and Jason Tuggle Kay Vance Laura and Stephen Vessey Jill Vincent Tom Vinson Jack Wagstaff Patricia Wallace Brent Weatherman Edna Lou Welch Bernadette White Eloise Willard Robin and Mike Willard Julie Williams Andrew Wissick Marty and Dave Wulfhorst Brian Yeager Sandy and Bob Yeager Gifts-in-Kind The following made gifts of goods or services Dr. Calhoun Bond Jr. Rev. Dr. Robert W. Brewer Carolina Sport & Fitness, Inc.

Greensboro College Anne Smith Cole Kate Gladstone Craver ’58 Emma Keys Flat-Top Grill Zelma Andrews Higgins ’58 Millie Chafin Johnson ’67 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 Joyce Engineering, Inc. Kepler Enterprises Kick Ass Concepts Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 James v Langer G. Jean Lojko Dr. Jane G. McKinney Anthony M. Meley ’95 Travis Mickey Dr. Michelle Plaisance Pratt Industries Quaintance-Weaver Management Kelly and Paul Romanowski David J. Schram Sisters on Tate Sports Corner Andrew B. Strand ’85 Take 5 Oil Change LLC Linda Woodard Tatum ’69 and Dr. W. Barnes Tatum + Kim Thoré Jack Wagstaff Walter Clinton Jackson Library, UNCG Wells Trophy, Sportswear, and Specialties Melinda Wilkinson Marilyn S. Woods ’95 Faculty/Staff The following faculty and staff made gifts to any fund Lex Alexander Lisa B. Alley ’93 Caryn Atwater Susan Barringer Dorothy Bistyga Dr. Calhoun Bond Jr. Phyllis Prevatt Bowman ’01 + Rev. Dr. Robert W. Brewer Darlene A. Bristow Daryl Bruner Martha Bunch Scotti Early Byrd Michael F. Crombie Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda Dr. Robin L. Daniel Michelle Davis Chris Elmore Dr. Jon Epstein Dirk Fennie Michael W. Foderaro ’09

Bryan Galuski Tica Davis Green ’94 Mollie Guffey Elena Wegner Henry ’02 Andrea Meador Humble ’95 Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Dr. Wayne Johns Jayson Judy James v Langer Dr. Paul L. Leslie G. Jean Lojko Dr. Bill MacReynolds Dr. Jane G. McKinney Travis Mickey Olivia Miller Dr. Allison L. Palmadessa ’03 Janet Phipps Dr. Michelle Plaisance Julianne Showfety Schatz ’89 David J. Schram Kim Thoré Marilyn S. Woods ’95 Ellie Puckett Yearns ’05 Special Gifts These donors made special gifts for purposes not listed elsewhere in this donor report 2015 Class Gift Scotti Early Byrd 2016 Class Gift Anonymous Liam D. Buckley ’16 Drew Clukey ’16 Raven N. Corbett ’16 Kady L. Evans ’16 Bridget G. Hall ’16 Robin C. Hayden ’16 Jessica L. Kiernan ’16 David C. Leaman ’16 Samuel B. Leslie ’16 Dr. Paul L. Leslie Tanneshia M. Mayes ’16 Dustin R. Minnick ’16 Ashleigh L. Oakley ’16 Suzanne Oakley Madison B. Peregoy ’16 Allison E. Roberts ’16 Regina M. Robertson ’16 Cornelius M. Short ’16 Sierra N. Smith ’16 Tara A. Smith ’16 Lindsay R. Stevens ’17 D. Bray Tilley ’16 Morgan N. Williams ’16 Accounting Department Deborah Nanchoff LaRue ’07

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Alumni Department Astro Turf Sports Construction Management, Inc. Peggy J. Stanton ’53

Mary Jane Baker Brown ’67 Elizabeth Higgins Callihan ’66 Nancy Huntley Carr ’66 Rebecca Cashatt Champion ’66 Pamela Waggoner Childs ’66 Virginia Varner Clifford ’66 Dr. Mary V. Compton ’67 Polly Dana-Schumacher ’66 K. Jane Dunlap ’67 Anne Hensley Farren ’66 Ina Wooley Federal ’66 Lynn Williams Gambell ’66 and Arthur E. Gambell ’66 Brenda Brown Gregory Hawkins ’67 Catherine Cosby Harlow Dixie Moore Harris ’66 Patricia Graves Ingram Dunn ’66 Patricia Bourne Lanier ’66

Art Department Jan and Steve Allen Madeline Allen Glenn Bowman Joan Mathis Fletcher ’54 Helen Allen Herman ’62 Ellen Brown Otterbourg ’48 Laura and Stephen Vessey BB&T Merit Scholarship BB&T Biology Department Dr. Mary Ellen Powell Durham ’73 Kimberly Taylor Forinash ’84 Barry A. Goldman ’76 Dr. Jennifer Gann Kelley ’93 Dr. H. David Shew ’74 Brender Family Scholarship AIG Matching Grants Program Wendy and James Brender Brittany S. Carroll Student Government Association Leadership Fund Roy E. Carroll II ’85 Brock Museum Euterpe Club of Greensboro Dorothy Steedman Shoaf ’49 Burlington Industries Scholarship Fund Burlington Industries Foundation Clariant Prospective Teacher Scholarship Clariant Corporation Duke Energy Foundation Scholarship Duke Energy Foundation Education Department Estate of Thelma P. Albritton ’55 Judith Hall Desper ’75 Emma Maxwell Dineen ’54 Cynthia Harrison Hall ’74 Nancy Buckner Hyde ’61 Carolyn Grimes Spivey ’70 English and Communication Studies Edwin B. Arnaudin ‘06 Fowler Dining Room Estate of Ruth Fowler Lindsay ‘43

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GC Theatre’s production of “Sugar,” October 2016.

Friends of the Library Fund Jane G. Hobson ’59 Harriett Blackwell Hook ’54 Martha E. McPhail ’68 Cynthia Coleman Shockley ’71 Linda Woodard Tatum ’69 and Dr. W. Barnes Tatum + John F. Worsley II ’70 General Scholarship Fund Susan Barringer Dr. Wayne Johns Estate of Jane T. Stephenson ’49 Holding Account Linda G. Davis Independent College Fund of North Carolina North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Insurance Program Patricia Hughes Troxler ’60 and Jerry Troxler Thomas W. White ’68 International Students Fund Patsy Washam McConnell ’56 J. A. Jones Library Fund Anonymous Whitney Jones James A. Gray Foundation Fund James A. Gray Endowment

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Jean Ward Lecture Series Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Kapp-Weaver Scholarship Fund The Winston-Salem Foundation Inc. Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. Lynn Lewis & Patrick Lane Scholarship Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 and L. Patrick Lane III Mary Hall Newton Connexion for Faculty Development George W. & Mary H. Newton Endowment of Triangle Community Foundation Mayo C. Harlow III Award Catherine Cosby Harlow Robyn and Robert C. Moorhead Jr. MetLife Stem Scholarship MetLife Global Technology & Operations Music Department Earleen Mulwee Barnes ’67 and Harold R. Barnes ’66 Jan Shuler Blumenthal ’74 Anne Kendrick Brinkley ’48 Blanche Selden Bullock ’54 Marsha Ketner Carter ’69 Carolyn Vaughn Cotton ’62 Nancy Gardner David ’51

+ = Deceased

Frances Stephenson Ferguson ’59 Michelle Hoschouer Fitch ’95 Joan Mathis Fletcher ’54 Elizabeth Langley Heffernan ’44 Linda Johnson Hester ’64 Norma Chappell Irvine ’58 Adelaide Hart Kersh ’59 Dr. Paul L. Leslie Judith Pierce McKinley ’69 Letitia McGoogan Miller ’63 V. Caroline Wright ’52 Music Department Equipment Aaron J. Weibe ’08 Religion Department Betsy Hood Penn ’70 Linda Woodard Tatum ’69 and Dr. W. Barnes Tatum + Dr. Marcia Hadley Volpe ’70 and Dr. Joseph A. Volpe Jr. ’69 Religious Life Dr. Judy Greer Miriam and Tom Herin North Carolina Conference Residence Hall Renovations In honor of their 50th Class Reunions Bonnie Wagoner Amos ’66 Earleen Mulwee Barnes ’67 and Harold R. Barnes ’66 Paulette Chappell Barnett ’67 and Ira M. Barnett ’67 Linda Reid Beatty ’67 and Thomas E. Beatty ’66

Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Cornelia Eisenhart Loftis ’66 Dr. Joseph C. Lowman ’66 Joellen Stith Parks ’66 Susan Page Percy ’67 Mark L. Pollard ’66 Mitchell McLeod Price ’66 Carol Loftin Sayers ’66 Carolyn Lanier Steed ’66 Starr Barnhardt Strickland ’66 Judith Howell Swain ’66 Colleen Davis Vermillion ’66 Carolyn Koonts Wagnon ’66 Catherine Boyd Walker ’66 and William H. Walker Jr. ’67 Martha Huggin Yarborough ’66 Schleunes Lectureship Fund Dr. Jon Epstein Jane and Richard Levy School of Business Dr. Bill MacReynolds Sigmund Sternberger Scholarship Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. Spanish Department Britt Davis Griffin ’46 Special Education LuAnn Hedgecock Craven ’85 Marilyn Cohee Fleetwood ’73 Kathleen A. Rutledge ’71 Elaine Barber Trant ’81 Student Emergency Fund Anonymous Dorothy Bistyga Olivia Miller

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Greensboro College

www.greensboro.edu Elizabeth Newton Day Steagall Memorial Fund Ann Gates Newsome ’69

Since 1838, Greensboro College has benefitted from the foresight of generous donors who have understood that permanent endowment funds are an important investment in the continuing success of the college.

General Scholarship Endowment Fund Gene Edwards Jones ’58 and Frederick T. Jones Jr.

Endowments are permanent funds: the college’s investment portfolio. The corpus of these funds is never spent; however, the earnings provide crucial annual resources.

George Honors Program Estate of Eleanor Anthony George ’38

Earnings from Greensboro College’s endowment help fund scholarships; academic and extracurricular programs; faculty salaries and professional development; preserving our beautiful campus and more. For a complete list of our endowment funds, visit our website at

https://www.greensboro.edu/givetogc-endowments.php

Special Gifts, cont. Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation Colloquium Series Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. The Class of 1961, Carolyn Holt Beyer Scholarship Nancy Hearn Branch ’61 Dorothy Bailey Fender ’61 Margaret Cotton Foote ’61 Mildred Miller Little ’61 Theatre Department Dr. Linda Padgett Hollandsworth ’69 Kepler Enterprises Granger W. Roseberry ’98 Barbara Merritt Thornton ’56 Curtis C. Whipple ’69 Turf Field Anonymous Dennie and Walter Newton United Methodist Church-North Carolina Conference North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church United Methodist Church –Western North Carolina Conference Western North Carolina Conference Unrestricted Estate of Dr. Fred L. Proctor Sr. Jane and Dr. Royce O. Reynolds Estate of Dr. Frank Walker

UPS Scholarship UPS Foundation Wells Fargo Scholarship Wells Fargo Foundation Western NC Conference Luncheon Peggy Gibbs Burton ’57 Endowments The following donors made gifts to permanent endowment funds, the earnings from which go to the purposes specified for each fund Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund Nancy Hobbs Banks ’53 Anne Ewing Carroll ’53 Carolyn Evans Hart ’53 Carolyn Stanford Hicklin ’53 Betty Costner Masters ’53 Janice Alexander Poston ’53 Ruth Scarborough Richardson ’53 Barbara Lee Spencer ’53 Betsy Lawrence Wengert ’53

Scholarship recipients who attended the annual Donor Thank-You event in March 2016

Margaret Harry Kluttz ’65 Class of 1967 Scholarship Fund Carol Thorneloe Mankowski ‘67 Coley Family Scholarship Sally Coley Cogan ‘57 Decatur Cunningham, Jr. Golf Program Endowment Aetna Foundation, Inc. Gail and Stephen Bernstein Charles Cunningham Jennifer and John Cunningham Lou Cunningham Margot Cunningham Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda Mary Dator

George Hoyle Gail Brower Huggins ’65 and Ken Huggins Patricia and Dr. Eric Lilly Russell R. Myers ’82 Joanne and William Osteen Jane and Lucius Pullen Jean and Robert C. Rapp Jr. Ashley and Sam Simpson Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Donna Llewellyn Memorial Scholarship in Education Robin Owens Latham ’88 E L Williams Music Scholarship Fund Jean Penny Yount ’53

Class of 1955 Scholarship Fund Caroline Crowell Taylor ’55

Guy L. Byerly Scholarship Sadie Wolfe Byerly ’42 Irving and Lorraine Busack Memorial Fund Charles I. Busack ’93 Christine and Robert Orzechowski Louise and George Rokos Jean Fortner Ward Lecture Series Endowment Fund The Estate of William Stanley Ward, Sr. Jessie Simmons Pope Scholarship Drs. Virginia and Kenneth Karb Joann Gaddy Grimes Scholars United Way of Greater Greensboro – Grimes Advised Fund Joseph Paul and Miriam Mckenzie Wallace Scholarship Rebecca Wallace Brown ’58 Treeby and Robert A. Brown Jr. Kathryn Thompson Remmey Scholarship Fund Gayle and Horace Faucette Kathryn Thompson Remmey ’41 Richard C. Remmey III

Class of 1960 Scholarship Linda Pryor Carroll ’60 Carrington Gowen ’60 Richard B. O’Neal ’60 Pat Fearing Routh ’60 Ruth Thompson Walton ’60 Helen Graham Yarboro ’60 Class of 1965 Finch Chapel Endowment Gail Brower Huggins ’65

Gordon Graves Lea Memorial Scholarship Darlene Thomas Beard ’60 Anne Kendrick Brinkley ’48 Doris Reynolds Edwards ’59 Elizabeth Edwards Laura and Charlie Greer Sarah and Andrew Harriss J. Robert Martin Sherryl and Warren Michelsen Marsha and Robert Stickler Julie Williams

Linda Gray Greene Magruder Scholarship Philip B. Magruder Jr. Alumni enjoy playing in the Locke Golf Tournament, April 2016.

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Lucy and Letitia Evans Curtis Scholarship Kevin Anderson

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Points of Pride Charlotte Anderson Straney Edna Lou Welch Margaret Umberger Holton Scholarship Mary Lou Gunter Williams ’55 Martha Foster Bradberry and Dr. Olena Bunn Scholarship Fund Martha Foster Bradberry ’74 Mary Hearne Compton Memorial Scholarship Dr. Mary V. Compton ’67 Richard Scott Fee Memorial Endowed Scholarship The Richard Scott Fee Memorial Foundation - Virginia Beach Golf Tournament Susan Ashby Wolfe Scholarship Sadie Wolfe Byerly ’42 Thomas & Susan Harrell Scholarship Mr. and James F. Burch Jr. Anne Johnson McChesney ’50 Women in Philanthropy & Leadership Judith Ross Barringer ’70 F. Cooper Brantley Isabel and Thomas Brantley Joseph M. Brantley III Dianna Blackwell Goodman ’69 Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 and L. Patrick Lane III Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Athletics Pride Club Anonymous Nan and John Bayersdorfer Valerie Dreher Caldwell ’74 and Clarence F. Caldwell ’77 Carole Pasqueretta Capella ’02 Comfort Inn Sahil Hospitality Corp Lemuel H. Cox Dr. Robin L. Daniel Damon L. Forney ’81 Dr. John D. Gelin Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Mary Rawles Hutcheson ’67 Jayson Judy Stephanie M. Kelly ’88 Rusty Mader Esq. ’68 Kathryn Hobson Mooney ’71 and Robert D. Mooney ’69 Roge Judi Putman

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Ashley D. Roseboro ’04 Bonita Watson Scales ’01 and Shannon J. Scales ’01 Claude D. Shockley ’76 Kate Roberton Sorkin ’05 Ina and Larry Stringfellow Take 5 Oil Change LLC Daron C. Williams ’04 Jim Locke Golf Tournament Anonymous T. Richard Beard Jr. ’03 Everette Blalock ’12 Carolina Shacks LLC Store # 2 Ricky J. Cobb ’75 Bob Cox Mike Crombie EHS LLC Jerry Farmer Tony Foderaro Anitra Fulton Gate City Yoga Grand Rental Station Party Kevin M. Green ’78 Greensboro Sports Commission Inc. Aaron Holcomb ’06 JSI Datacom Jayson Judy Arthur Kennedy Connor B. Kennedy ’12 KHM LLC/Piedmont Volleyball Club Deborah Nanchoff LaRue ’07 Robert W. Lewis Jr. Mark G. Locke Dr. Anthony F. Nottage III Erik Nuss O’Halloran Rehabilitation Ed O’Keeffe Katie and Christopher C. Palme ’07 PorterHouse on Wheels, LLC Professional Systems USA, Inc. Bret Robertson Bonita Watson Scales ’01 and Shannon J. Scales ’01 Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Sheetz Swim Fanatics Swim Club Swim Gear, Inc. SynTec Seating Solutions Dr. James H. Tanner Erica Oakley Tobin ’08 and Tyler K. Tobin ’06 Karen Williams Vellucci ’77 and Richard A. Vellucci ’78 Wells Trophy, Sportswear, and Specialties William S. Ariail Fund Sarah Dixon Ariail

Athletic Training Murphey Wainer Orthopedic Specialists Baseball Lynn and Ken Adams Sharon Bulanhagui Mary Chacon-Taveras Renee Ducassoux Diana and Robert J. Dutremble II Dianne Elliott Marlene and Michael Fulcher Kara and Michael Garam Kathy Haslam Tracy Henderson Jayson Judy Tina Van Lew Kearns Andrew Luttrell Frank Maldonado Elizabeth and David Mallitz Mauney Feed Mill, Inc. Monique and Rodney McCaskill Jan and B. McGuire Sherri and Jon McGuire Darrin McMurray Daisy and Jim Murray Tonya and George Neumeister Dr. Allison L. Palmadessa ’03 and Matthew M. Palmadessa ’00 Donna and Marty Reed Linda and Donald Rowley Noelle Sosa Sports Camp Central, Inc. Trey Taylor Memorial Eloise Willard Robin and Mike Willard Kyle M. Zembsch ’13 Football Anonymous DeShannon Ashley David A. Baity ’05 Frances Beck Dorothy Bistyga Sandy Boniface Josh Brannock Jennifer and Lacy Brown BethAyne Cerio David Cherry Jason S. Choate ’08 Megan Nutt Clapp ’06 and Tyler B. Clapp ’06 Penelton Clark III Kelly and Bob Conklin J. Andrew Cresimore ’00 Dallas C. Daniels ’08 Melissa and Scott Gaston Wanda and Jay Goodman Larry Hare Christopher M. Hinson ’07 Alice and Ed Hulin

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Greensboro College

www.greensboro.edu Athletics, cont. Simquita and Barry Leveretter S. Caleb Lewis ’03 James E. Matthews ’06 Sherry and Michael Newnam Julie Parrish-Beasley Tracey Rumer Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Misty Seal F. Thomas Stamper ’08 Roy W. Tesh ’04 David T. Whitefield ’06 Javier Zerquera ’00 Men’s Basketball Elie Clair Caprice Kitchen Corbett ’87 and J. Eugene Corbett ’86 Patricia and Stephen Galuski Ian Hurlburt J. Fred Johnson Jr. ’77 Jewel Oates Bonita Watson Scales ’01 and Shannon J. Scales ’01 Men’s Golf Debbie and Scott Critzer Debra Anderson Nichols ’86 and Jeffrey K. Nichols ’85 Joshua K. Nichols ’11 Rev. Eugene E. Dean Jr. ’73 John T. Desmond ’91 Jill and Michael Murray Men’s Lacrosse Action Engravers John J. Anglin ’12 Anonymous (3) Taylor Babb ’15 William J. Baker ’13 Randall S. Brooks II ’14 Flathers Austin II LLC Amanda Johnson Foderaro ’09 and Michael W. Foderaro ’09 Neal B. Harrell Jr. ’95 J. Christopher Hughes ’95 Brian M. James ’94 James M. McMahon ’05 Northern Select Lacrosse Carrie M. Pacifico ’08 Paul A. Rockwell II ’01 Jorge Rovirosa Joshua Schwartz Lisa Schwartz Shred Thread LLC Akiko Toyama Jill Vincent Matthew R. Ward ’08

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Points of Pride Men’s Soccer Michael A. Grimsley ’92 Justin E. Tinder ’08 Scot L. Tysinger ’80 Men’s Tennis Michael J. Corpening ’79 Doris and Fred L. Gallagher Jr. Jarvis M. James III ’01 Men’s Wrestling Steve Anceravage Jason Hefner Laura and Mike Kendall LPL Financial Mica Information Systems Inc. Martin Murphy NC Mat, Inc North Carolina Amateur Wrestling Association Scott Patrick Andrew Wissick Softball Ann and Samuel J. Ballard Jr. Carusone Appraisals Inc. Ellen and Michael Crisco Dr. John D. Gelin Donna and Robert F. Hicks Jr. Hayley Hicks Hudgins ’13 and Joshua T. Hudgins ’13 Henry K. Kirkpatrick Jr. Melody McGinnis and Gary Kyle Shirley Lloyd Pat Maynor Linda and Hal Powell Doris and William Rush Gloria and Mike Semones J. Herbert Slater Linda Slater Kay Vance Patricia Wallace Brian Yeager Lorrane and Richard Yeager Sandy and Bob Yeager Volleyball Christina R. Gibson ’93 Sha McDuffie ’11 Ann Rollins Dennis Tressler Women’s Basketball Sharon and Norberto Adinig Advantage Lending II, Inc. Cammie and David Berrier Best Pawn 7, Inc. Best Pawn II, Inc. Best Pawn Inc. Boho Salon

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Michael A. Bosco Sandra and George Brown Ty Clodfelter D&T Pawnbrokers, Inc. Jacqueline and Clint DeBrew Clint M. Dillon ’13 Mitch Dillon Jimmy Duck East Coast Pawn Larry Elkins Veronica Grossi and Richard Fabiano Ryan Flourney Brent Forsythe Julie Grabowski Galuski ’10 MEd and Bryan Galuski Gate City Advisors LLC James Gladson Joey Gladson Melinda and Jonathan Gordon Brenda Vance and Gary Groves Marva and Walter L. Hamilton III Steven Holley Holmes Insurance Agency Inc. Mark Isley Debra and A. J. Jennings Linda and Tim Jones Bea and Dan MacLean Josh Marshall Matt McGee Denise and Jeff McGirt Larry McQuiston Walter J. Parrish IV ’93 Steve Pegg Leslie and Richard Ramos Larry Reeves Christina and David Richardson Tyler Rickett Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Shop Time, Inc. Shawna and Charles B. Snipes II Casey Spinks Willie Staton Martha and Steven Stone Heather and Jason Tuggle Tom Vinson Brent Weatherman

Karen and Morris Greeson Lois Haggerty Jayson Judy Mildred Kersey Kathryn Timmons Novak ’11 Marty and Dave Wulfhorst

Women’s Lacrosse Anonymous Jessica J. Catanzano ’12 Carol and Jeff Gallaher Brenda and Jim Hebert Carole and John Savage Kate Roberton Sorkin ’05

Phyllis Prevatt Bowman ’01 Susan Barringer Dottie Bistyga Martha and Thomas E. Bunch ’92 Dr. Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence Czarda Dr. Paul L. Leslie

Women’s Soccer Debra and Todd Byrd Mary Chrisanthis Carson Coppage

Eva Allen Mann Brantley ’38 Joseph M. Brantley III F. Cooper Brantley Isabel and Thomas Brantley

Women’s Swim Team Anonymous (2) Noreen and Kenneth Brackett M. Dorine Callahan Cromwell Growers, Inc. Ashley M. Davis ’06 Diana and Robert J. Dutremble II Verna Ellam Dara Frye Charles Hickey Kelly Ryan and Dan Jaskot John Gagnon’s Pet Resort Jacqueline Kurkowski Rosalia and Keith Lachance Louise and Robert Lebzelter Victoria and Joseph Leggett Ellen and Joseph Lentini The Murrays Elaine Pennella Carol and Thomas Robertson Abbey and Turner Sutton Shirlee Tiffany Susan and Buzz Tiffany Bernadette White Memoriam Gifts were made in memory of the following Brent Atwater Caryn Atwater Dr. Carolyn Holt Beyer ’61 Mitchell McLeod Price ’66 Charles C. Bissette ’57 Jan and Steve Allen Madeline Allen Glenn Bowman John Donnelly Helen Allen Herman ’62 Laura and Stephen Vessey

Points of Pride Memoriam, cont. Lorraine Busack Charles I. Busack ’93 Christine and Robert Orzechowski Louise and George Rokos Dr. Kemper Callahan Barry A. Goldman ’76 Beulah Bradley Cameron ’38 Earleen Mulwee ’67 and Harold R. Barnes ’66 Carolyn DeFrancesco

Greensboro College Mayo C. Harlow III ’66 Catherine Cosby Harlow Robyn and Robert C. Moorhead R. Leonard Hart Jane M. Sellars ’80 Curtis C. Whipple ’69 Herbert S. Williams Jr. ’74 Richard B. Holt ’92 Norah and Richard Holt James Addison Jones Whitney Jones

Reba and Samuel Cheek Rebecca Cheek Searcy ’62

Lettie Mitchell McLeod ’29 Mitchell McLeod Price ’66

Susan Wells Cox ’66 Mitchell McLeod Price ’66

Thomas Cecil Oates Jewel Oates

Decatur Cunningham Gail and Stephen Bernstein Charles Cunningham Jennifer and John Cunningham Lou Cunningham Margot Cunningham Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence D. Czarda Mary Dator George Hoyle Gail Brower Huggins ’65 and Ken Huggins Patricia and Dr. Eric Lilly Russell R. Myers ’82 Joanne and William Osteen Jane and Lucius Pullen Jean and Robert C. Rapp Jr. Ashley and Sam Simpson Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58

Nancy Haltom Rood ’55 To establish the Nancy Haltom ’55 and Ferguson E. Rood Fund for Student Leadership Ada and J. F. Almering Elizabeth and Peter Gallagher Liz and John Hood Dottie and Jack Keith The Lewis Family Allison Haltom McClay and David McClay Teri and Mark Merrill Sandra and Jennifer Montgomery Marilyn and Mark Nataupsky Susan Phillips Anne Powell Inez and Owen Rood Lind and Chick Sward

Anna Reynolds Day ’91 Bonnie Bitzel Grace and Ronald Bradley Center of Applied Technology - North Dorothy McSwain Kathy and David Meashey David Messick Mary Jo Neville Robert Powell Courtenay and Julia Reynolds Michelle and Joe Shryock Shirley Brown Williams ’50

William David Taylor Darlene Thomas Beard ’60 Doris Reynolds Edwards ’59 Laura and Charlie Greer J. Robert Martin Marsha and Robert Stickler Julie Williams

Jane Boyles Eidson ’58 Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Jean Brower Foreman ’62 Curtis Foreman Virginia L. Gray ’68 Martha E. McPhail ’68

Debra K. Smith ’76 Cynthia Parks Whitley ’76

Dixie Huske Wells ’50 Bill Wells Honorarium Gifts were made in honor of the following 1997 & 2000 GC Men’s Tennis Teams Jarvis M. James III ’01 Class of 1970 Ellen Walter Baucom ’70 The Cherry Family David Cherry

Tate L. Gallagher ’97 Doris and Fred L. Gallagher Jr. Elizabeth Morton Gerringer ’12 Rev. Dr. Robert W. Brewer Hayley Hicks Hudgins ’13 Donna and Robert F. Hicks Jr. F. Thomas Jones III ’84 Anne Jones Hurd ’81

Corporations/Foundations/ Organizations

Jean Lojko Stephanie M. Kelly ’88

Action Engravers Advantage Lending II, Inc. Aetna Foundation, Inc. AK Steel Foundation Anonymous Area Admissions Recruiters in Education Association Astro Turf AT&T Foundation BB&T Best Pawn Inc. Best Pawn 7, Inc. Best Pawn II, Inc. Boho Salon Burlington Industries Foundation Carolina Shacks LLC Store # 2 Carusone Appraisals Inc. Center of Applied Technology - North Clariant Corporation Beatrice Cobb Trust Comfort Inn Sahil Hospitalisty Corp Cromwell Growers, Inc. D&T Pawnbrokers, Inc. Duke Energy Foundation East Coast Pawn EDC EHS LLC Euterpe Club of Greensboro The Richard Scott Fee Memorial Foundation Flathers Austin II LLC Gate City Advisors LLC General Board of Higher Education and Ministries Grand Rental Station Party James A. Gray Endowment Greensboro Sports Commision Inc. G-Tex HBD, Inc. Holmes Insurance Agency Inc. John Gagnon’s Pet Resort JSI Datacom Karb Family Fund Kepler Enterprises KHM LLC/Piedmont Volleyball Club

Brandon W. Matthews ’13 Gayle and Richard Matthews Dr. Richard Mayes Brian J. Fortier ’90 Pride Tennis Team David M. Basten ’01 Nickolay N. Bochilo ’03 Kathryn Thompson Remmey ’41 Gayle and Horace Faucette Richard C. Remmey III Michelle Shryock Shawn Day Dr. W. Barnes Tatum Rev. J. Denise Alventosa-Brown Kristopher N. Taveras ’17 Roge Judi Putnam Dr. Willie L. Taylor Dr. Judy Greer Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Anonymous Dr. Sandra Gravett Erik Wince Scott Patrick Matching Gift Companies Aetna Foundation, Inc. AIG Matching Grants Program AK Steel Foundation American Honda Motor Co, Inc. AT&T Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts Program Lincoln Financial Group Foundation

Points of Pride

Milliken & Company Pfizer Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation TIAA-CREF Verizon Foundation Vulcan Materials Company Weaver Foundation Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program Xerox Corporation

Gene Edwards Jones ’58 F. Thomas Jones III ’84

Frank Maldonado Elizabeth and David Mallitz Noelle Sosa

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Residence halls getting a makeover thanks to classes of 1966, 1967 Hill Hall is looking fresher these days, thanks to the Greensboro College classes of 1966 and 1967. Both 50th-reunion classes have directed their class gifts toward refurbishing residence halls at GC. More than $150,000 has been committed, and the Class of 1967 is still giving in advance of its reunion in April 2017. The funds are currently being used to renovate rooms in Hill – one of three residence halls on campus – where crews began work this summer. Improvements include new, stackable beds; new ceiling tiles; removal of shelving in the main area to increase flexibility in arranging new furniture; painting walls, trim and cabinetry; new window blinds; and refurbishing counter and desk tops.

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"Upgrades to our residence halls are an important way to attract new students and retain those who are already here,” said Anne Jones Hurd ’81, vice president chief advancement officer. “Residence hall living is a vital part of the Greensboro College experience, as many life lessons are learned outside of the classroom. “In the 1960s, Greensboro College was going through a period of growth and change, just as we are now. The college's future is bright because our alumni continue to value the education they received here and help to sustain the college for those who are coming along after."

Points of Pride Corporations/ Foundations/ Organizations, cont. LPL Financial Mauney Feed Mill, Inc. MetLife Mica Information Systems Inc. Murphy & Wainer NC Mat, Inc. Network for Good George W. & Mary H. Newton Endowment of Triangle Community Foundation Hilda and George E. Norman Endowment Fund North Carolina Amateur Wrestling Association The North Carolina Baptist Foundation, Inc.

Greensboro College Royce and Jane Reynolds Fund Robertson Neal & Company, LLP ROBKATCO Fund Sheetz Shop Time, Inc Shred Thread LLC Sports Camp Central, Inc. Sports Construction Management, Inc. William A. Stern Foundation Swim Gear, Inc. SynTec Seating Solutions Take 5 Oil Change LLC Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. Trey Taylor Memorial United Methodist Higher Education Foundation UPS Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

founder) to honor those who make provisions for GC through their estate plans. Listing in the Peter Doub Society is a special distinction, signaling the donor’s understanding that planning now for a gift beyond their lifetime is the way to help secure the future of Greensboro College. New Peter Doub Members Nancy S. LaFountain Annie Henry ’68 Jane G. Hobson ’59 Realized Estate Gifts Thelma P. Albritton ’55 Eleanor Anthony George ’38 Ruth Fowler Lindsay ’43 Dr. Fred L. Proctor Sr. Jane T. Stephenson ’49 Dr. Frank Walker

Student Marshals - Spring 2016

North Carolina Conference - United Methodist Church North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Northern Select Lacrosse O’Halloran Rehabilitation O. Henry Hotel PorterHouse on Wheels, LLC Fred Proctor Fund Professional Systems USA, Inc.

Wells Trophy, Sportswear, and Specialties Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. The Winston-Salem Foundation Inc. The Peter Doub Society To honor his foresight and leadership, Greensboro College established the Peter Doub Society (named for the college’s

Peter Doub Members Helen Dickens Alspaugh ’55 June Anderson ’69 Judy and Chip Anderson Tommie Foscue Arnold ’64 Mack Ballard Judith Ross Barringer ’70 Nan and John Bayersdorfer Jane Sloan Belkin ’45 Lynda Dorrler Boone ’69

Patsy Pugh Boren ’65 Martha Foster Bradberry ’74 Gail Wooldridge Brooks ’58 Martha Brady Bruton ’47 Dr. Olena Swain Bunn Linda Pryor Carroll ’60 Toni and Rev. Phillip K. Cates ’86 Mary Jenkins Cilley ’52 and J. Harper Cilley III Margaret Parker Coltrane ’49 Elizabeth Phillips Cook ’59 Dr. Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence Czarda Charles M. Deland III ’97 Dr. Charles F. Drawdy II ’70 Martha Bruce Ehrlich ’70 Anne Hensley Farren ’66 Gayle and Horace Faucette Beth and Bob Fonorow Dr. Tiffany McKillip Franks Kay Scott Gardner Dr. Gregory Giebel Mary Elizabeth Pugh Gildersleeve ’38 Kelman Gomo Virginia Clarke Gray-Backus ’42 Kevin M. Green ’78 Linda Spears Grignolo and Dr. Alberto Grignolo B. Kathryn Hamilton ’71 Dr. Linda Padgett Hollandsworth ’69 Gail Brower Huggins ’65 and Ken Huggins Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Margaret A. Hurst ’79 Betty Ellington Jacobsen ’61 Mary Lib Robbins Johnson ’36 Molly Lambeth Johnson ’51 William Johnson Rev. Judith O. Jolly ’67 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 and Frederick T. Jones Jr. Dr. Thomas O. Jones Jr. Frederick A. Kelly Jr. ’77 Soo Johung Kim ’56 Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Janella Kirk ’42 Allen E. Kivett ’60 + Deborah LaFountain ’73 Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 Geoffrey W. Lassiter ’99 Michael Layman ’72 Annette Lancaster Litzenberger ’64 Dr. Joseph C. Lowman ’66 Barbara Hollowell Lyon ’58 Rusty Mader Esq. ’68 Carol Thorneloe Mankowski ’67 Anita Cross Medlin ’59 Katherine Anthony Milikin ’56

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www.greensboro.edu Jo Ann Webster Moore ’57 Russell R. Myers ’82 Dennie and Walter Newton Sylvia Hester Pakradooni ’59 Christopher L. Parrish ’95 Martha G. Parsons ’59 Marlene Vest Perrotta ’65 Mark L. Pollard ’66 Dr. Isabelle Reedy Powell Sharlia Brasington Ragan ’58 Cynthia J. Reece ’77 Mildred Yost Rives ’42 Nancy Haltom Rood ’55 + Doris Long Seagle ’56 Rebecca Cheek Searcy ’62 Valoree E. Shinn ’56 Mary Ann Mitchell Sikes ’47 Edward H. Smith Jr. ’67 Sharon Wells Sondrini ’67 Eva Moore Thomas ’47 John A. Tricoli III ’81 Patricia Hughes Troxler ’60 Grace Taylor Van Nortwick ’40 Garry R. Ward ’94 Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Elizabeth A. Werner ’97 Thomas W. White ’’68 Dr. Eleanor Boyd Wright ’60 Nancy Miller Wright ’69 Lifetime Greensboro College Society Members Lifetime cumulative giving of $100,000 or more Russellene Angel Anonymous Aramark Corporation Hannah Roberson Bagwell ’45 + Mack Ballard Bank of America E. H. Barnard Charitable Trust BB&T Jackie and Steve Bell Liz and Bill Blackwell Flora L. Bobbitt ’48 + Dolan Bowers + Sara Jane Bradshaw ’35 + Dr. Joseph M. Bryan Sr. + Joseph M. Bryan Foundation of Greater Greensboro Lisa and William Bullock Sadie Wolfe Byerly ’42 Beulah Bradley Cameron ’38 + Jack H. and Ruth C. Campbell Foundation Dr. Ruth Chenault Campbell ’40 + and Jack Campbell + Cannon Foundation Inc.

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Points of Pride Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Roy E. Carroll II ’85 Cemala Foundation Constance Byrd Childers + Mary C. Clegg ’22 + Beatrice Cobb Trust Sally Coley Cogan ’57 Marion Stedman Covington Foundation Dr. John C. Cowan Jr. + M. Myrtis Davis + Brown F. Finch Foundation A. J. Fletcher Foundation Ford Foundation Dr. Sarah Fore Gaines ’41 + Irene Fowler Gambill ’31 + Anne Gant Wilsie Glasgow Garraway ’24 + Christobel R. Gates ’37 + Eleanor Anthony George ’38 + Golden LEAF Foundation Kelman Gomo James A. Gray Endowment Virginia Clarke Gray-Backus ’42 Greensboro College Alumni Association Joann Gaddy Grimes ’55 Lynn and Mike Haley John W. and Anna H. Hanes Foundation Catherine Cosby Harlow Elizabeth Strong Hartness ’35 + Hearst Foundation Wilhelmina Motley Herbin + Josephine Wyatt Hickey + Florence Mercer Hill ’30 + Hillsdale Fund Anne Exum Hinnant ’41 + and D. Frank Hinnant Jr. + Margaret Umberger Holton ’45 + Gail Brower Huggins ’65 and Ken Huggins William L. Johnson Clarence Boren Jones + and Dr. William S. Jones + W. Dillard Jones + Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 and L. Patrick Lane III Estelle Cherry Lawing ’24 + Dr. Alia Ross Lawson ’32 + Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Helen Lineberry + and Dr. Albert S. Lineberry Sr. + Catherine M. Maddox ’98 Sue and James M. Maddox Elsie Greene McPherson ’29 + Vivian Oliver Monger ’45 + Nancy Baird Mulheren Elizabeth Temple Murrill ’43 + News & Record Dennie and Walter Newton George W. Newton +

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North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Angela Ward Pate ’78 and Dr. R. Carter Pate ’76 Emma Watson Perrett + Mark L. Pollard ’66 Elizabeth Hall Preston ’48 + Sallie Hester Price + Myrtle Raulerson Proctor + and Dr. Fred L. Proctor Sr. + Richard C. Remmey III Jane and Dr. Royce O. Reynolds Dr. Charles E. Ridenhour Sr. + Mildred Yost Rives ’42 Sarah Condon Rodgers 1912 + Sealy Corp. Louise Thompson Sinclair ’33 + Peggy Haywood Smith ’45 + Dr. S. Ruven Smith + Alexander L. Smoot + W. Roger Soles + E. Louise Sparrer ’60 + Aurelia Plumly Spaugh + Sally McWhorter Spears + and Marshall T. Spears Jr. + Maggie and Robert Stout Susan Glover Sullivan ’67 + Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. Teagle Foundation Incorporated Evelyn Morgan Transou ’27 + United Guaranty Corporation Lucy Carr Voliva ’26 + Rebecca Doub Wall ’40 + Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Weaver Foundation Dr. Bailey D. Webb ’33 + Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church Sally A. Wheat Elizabeth Knowles White ’29 + Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Judith and Dr. Craven E. Williams Carroll B. Wiltshire + Bessie Buckner Wood ’20 + Elaine and Thomas Wright Martha Huggin Yarborough ’66 Consecutive Giving The following donors are recognized for their consistent support 5 Years Lex Alexander Lisa B. Alley ’93

Karen Riegel Anzola ’86 and Carlos S. Anzola ’86 Laura Pearce Archer ’62 Helen Burrows Arthur ’49 Susan Barringer Sherry Marsh Biggs ’03 Dottie Bistyga Barbara Shrum Blanton ’47 Steva Hardy Bledsoe ’73 Nancy Hearn Branch ’61 Darlene Bristow Kristen Crutchfield Brown ’04 Martha Bayles Brown ’70 Bruce R. Buxton ’74 Carole Pasqueretta Capella ’02 Marlana Leonard Clodfelter ’78 Dr. Martha Cottrell Coffield ’70 Claudine Minieri Connors ’64 Ruth Neisler Cooper ’58 Jeanette Fulton Covington ’70 Lem Cox Mary Payne Creed ’54 Debbie and Scott Critzer Mike Crombie Dr. Carolyn Chappell and Dr. Lawrence Czarda Dr. Robin Daniel Michelle Davis Alice DavisJohnson ’77 Rev. Eugene E. Dean Jr. ’73 Nancy Nikiforow and Dr. Brent DeVore Mary Pugh Dickens ’55 Emma Maxwell Dineen ’54 Dr. Mary Ellen Powell Durham ’73 Euterpe Club of Greensboro Christine Sugg Evans ’53 Michelle Hoschouer Fitch ’95 Carolyn Watkins Flowers ’03 Kimberly Taylor Forinash ’84 Mark D. Form ’68 Pell Rouse Foster ’69 Monteen Jones Fox ’57 Bobbie Shelton Garrett ’93 Mary Jo Caudle Garrett ’55 Barbara Stallings Gerhardt ’63 Nancy Chandler Gibbs ’63 Joan K. Goforth ’52 Nancy Ford Graham ’70 Pamela Glensor Gray ’65 Tica Davis Green ’94 Joan Greenberg ’56 Dr. L. Vann Gregory ’74 Barbara Woollen Gulley ’71 Virginia Gunn Hargrove ’57 Myra Harris Harp ’63 Joyce Smith Harris ’98

Points of Pride consecutive, cont. Elena Wegner Henry ’02 and Christopher A. Henry ’03 Miriam and Tom Herin Lloyd D. Hill ’84 Steven Holley Harriett Blackwell Hook ’54 Sylvia Bodie Howell ’53 Andrea Meador Humble ’95 Norma Chappell Irvine ’58 Jeffrey E. James ’72 Dr. Sarah D. Jerome ’67 Emily Cox Johnson ’57 Millie Chafin Johnson ’67 F. Thomas Jones III ’84 Robert W. Jones ’65 J. Franklin Kime Margaret Harry Kluttz ’65 Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 and L. Patrick Lane Gwendolyn Cooke Leichty ’83 Mildred Miller Little ’61 Betty Wilkinson Lopp ’57 Dianne Hutson Macintire ’70 Philip B. Magruder Jr. Barbara Noel McDonald ’69 Margarett Fields McKeel ’51 Rev. Dr. Edward D. McKinney ’95 Julia Brown Milligan ’53 Kimmerly Milner ’94 Jane Overman Misslbeck ’64 Jo Ann Webster Moore ’57 Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Moore Jr. ’87 Tyleta Williams Morgan ’57 Janice Thompson Munsterman ’62 James F. Murray ’93 Mary Lewis Nantz ’65 Ruby Sluder Nesbitt ’63 Dennie and Walter Newton Carrie M. Pacifico ’08 Nell Harris Page ’64 Martha Starke Parks ’51 Sherry Clodfelter Pollard ’64 Elizabeth Carroll Powell ’57 Millie Evans Priddy ’72 Sarah Kendall Reid ’69 Kathryn Thompson Remmey ’41 Jennifer Mann Rhodes ’85 and Michael S. Rhodes ’84 Melanie Martin Robertson ’74 J. Michael Scarborough ’73 Jane Lewis Shetler ’56 Cynthia Coleman Shockley ’71 Lynda W. Sholar ’70 Barbara Morris Smith ’95 Martha Powell Smith ’64 Barbara Lee Spencer ’53 Janet Hawks Spoon ’83

Greensboro College Jo Usher Steel ’49 Katherine Goodman Stern Andrew B. Strand ’85 Starr Barnhardt Strickland ’66 Ellen and Gary Taft Dr. Barbara McCauley Tapscott ’60 Barbara Merritt Thornton ’56 Frances Guilford Threatt ’69 Dr. Jane C. Trolinger ’74 Mary Nanney Van Pelt ’68 Colleen Davis Vermillion ’66 Carol Somers Wade ’07 Ruth Thompson Walton ’60 Garry R. Ward ’94 Matthew R. Ward ’08 Betsy Lawrence Wengert ’53 Carla Whitesell-Dahl ’90 Cindy Parks Whitley ’76 John A. Williamson ’83 The Winston-Salem Foundation, Inc. Dr. Eleanor Boyd Wright ’60 10 Years Elizabeth Little Allen ’62 Rev. J. Denise Alventosa-Brown Sarah Dixon Ariail Mary Ashton Barton Athearn ’58 Earleen Mulwee Barnes ’67 and Harold R. Barnes ’66 Nan and John Bayersdorfer Jane Towery Brinson ’71 Gail Wooldridge Brooks ’58 Charles I. Busack ’93 Valerie Dreher Caldwell ’74 and Clarence F. Caldwell ’77 Jeanne Wright Canady ’71 Marsha Ketner Carter ’69 Frances Gaskins Coggin ’68 Linda Davis Carrington Gowen ’60 Dr. William H. Hagen Jr. ’65 Harriet Craver Heath ’59 Elizabeth Langley Heffernan ’44 Dr. Paul Leslie Terri and Ed Lowry Charlene Y. Martin ’83 Russell R. Myers ’82 Helen W. Neubauer ’60 George W. & Mary H. Newton Endowment of Triangle Community Foundation Dorothy Smith O’Hanlon ’54 Jean Turner Pate ’55 Linda Tucker Powell ’74 Jean and Robert C. Rapp Jr. Richard C. Remmey III Patsy Ray Royal ’60 Dr. Anthony J. Scotti Jr. ’87 Gordon Reins Smoak ’49

Jamie Trout Smothers ’06 Ina and Larry Stringfellow Linda Woodard Tatum ’69 and Dr. W. Barnes Tatum + Caroline Crowell Taylor ’55 Trey Taylor Memorial Shirley and Dr. Charles F. Whitaker III Helen Graham Yarboro ’60 Jean Penny Yount ’53 15 Years Kenneth R. Acker Margaret Tucker Aldridge ’49 Libby Cecil Alexander ’76 Helen Dickens Alspaugh ’55 Caroline Newsom Barber ’69 Sue Lawson Bennett ’75 and Rev. Bradley L. Bennett ’75 Martha Lively Brach ’71 Anne Kendrick Brinkley ’48 Peggy Gibbs Burton ’57 Doris Helms Byrd ’52 Linda Pryor Carroll ’60 Elizabeth Eckstein Chase ’60 Druid M. Clodfelter ’64 Larry E. Collins ’73 Ann Ivey Cranford ’58 Grace Potter Cranick ’61 Kate Gladstone Craver ’58 Katherine Owen Davis ’53 Linda Torrence Denmark ’62 Marilyn Smith Edwards ’64 Helen Alexander Faulk ’70 Lael Corzine Featherston ’55 Patricia Walters Fluck ’60 Sue Rast Foy ’50 Suzanne Black Glancy ’65 Martha Hedrick Godwin ’47 Mae Braswell Harris ’58 Carolyn Stanford Hicklin ’53 Jane G. Hobson ’59 Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Nancy Buckner Hyde ’61 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 and Frederick T. Jones Jr. Carol Timberlake Lea ’65 Carol Thorneloe Mankowski ’67 Emily Thomas Millett ’58 Georgia Hayes Niven ’48 Janice Alexander Poston ’53 Brenda Alvis Roberts ’62 Frances Winslow Smith ’45 Frances Kendrick Springs ’54 Charlotte Stansel Stoughton ’67 Betsy Gibson Sweetman ’61 Maxine Scarborough Thomasson ’55 Mary Lib Bush Todd ’50 Barbara Reynolds Valentine ’57

Virginia Roosa Van Tine ’70 and Rev. John W. Van Tine ’69 Melinda Doub Weatherford ’70 Nancy Miller Wright ’69 20 Years Mary Plyde Marsh Bell ’57 Rebecca Wallace Brown ’58 Lynn Williams Gambell ’66 and Arthur E. Gambell ’66 D. Michael Hendrix ’70 Ruth Jones Hess ’49 Amber Morris King ’59 Kathryn Hobson Mooney ’71 and Robert D. Mooney ’69 Martha G. Parsons ’59 Betsy Hood Penn ’70 Susan Page Percy ’67 Patricia and Dr. Robert Sevier Elinor Wallace Starling ’57 Patricia Hughes Troxler ’60 and Jerry Troxler Jane Harbison Tucker ’76 and James M. Tucker Jr. ’76 Jeanne Williamson Wall ’47 Judy Lunsford Wilson ’67 Deborah Walker Young ’82 25+ Years Clare Ruch Abel ’68 Huldah F. Anderson ’63 and Wyndham Anderson Dr. Elizabeth Shearin Benton ’58 Anita K. Booe ’79 Martha Foster Bradberry ’74 Matilda Holland Bradshaw ’63 Blanche Selden Bullock ’54 Miriam Callis Bumgarner ’43 Anne Ewing Carroll ’53 Carolyn Jones Cheatham ’53 Charlotte Mixon Corbridge ’60 Anne Gray Gilliam ’52 James A. Gray Endowment Julia McLurd Harvey ’47 Zelma Andrews Higgins ’58 Dorothy Dey Holdsclaw ’57 Rev. Judith O. Jolly ’67 Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Patricia Jones Lee ’65 Marguerite Thomason Leonard ’42 Elaine Forward Lyerly ’50 Rusty Mader Esq. ’68 Sarah A. McAlister ’75 Anne Johnson McChesney ’50 North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church Jane and Dr. Royce O. Reynolds Dorothy Steedman Shoaf ’49

Thank You

July 1, 2015-June 30, 2016

www.greensboro.edu Beverly Cox Stout ’56 Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation, Inc. Western North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Thomas W. White ’68 Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Inc. Darlene Rathjen Whorley ’64 Shirley L. Windham ’55 Betty Williford Yancey ’54 We extend our thanks for the following volunteer boards: Board of Trustees Nickolay N. Bochilo ’03 Roy E. Carroll II ’85 Dr. Thomas W. Clawson Dr. Lawrence Czarda Dr. Brent DeVore C. A. Dillon Jr. Rosie Gant Rev. Carol Goehring Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster Kevin M. Green ’78 Rev. Alan J. Hawkins Gail Brower Huggins ’65 Rev. Frank H. Ison Frederick T. Jones Jr. Dr. Candace Lambeth Kime ’69 Margaret Harry Kluttz ’65 Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 Rev. Daniel Martin Dr. Samuel H. Moore Jr. ’87 Walter Newton Joseph Ponzi Rev. Dr. Nancy Rankin Dr. Royce O. Reynolds Shannon J. Scales ’01 Cindy Thompson John A. Tricoli III ’81 Barbara Reynolds Valentine ’57 A. Lisa Wall ’89 Rev. Dr. Hope Morgan Ward Betty Jane Farrell Williams ’58 Alumni Association Board Lisa B. Alley ’93 Karen Riegel Anzola ’86 - President Christy Ann McBride Bailey ’02 Kristen Crutchfield Brown ’04 – Alumni Director Leah Dula Brown ’06 Thomas E. Bunch ’92 Rev. Phillip K. Cates ’86 Rhonda G. Dillingham ’96 Anne Carraway Dooley ’78 Elizabeth Livengood Duttera ’00

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Points of Pride Angenella C. Falls ’12 Laura Jo Crumpton Gann ’03 Nancy Chandler Gibbs ’63 Hannah Davis Hammer ’47 Jonathan Y. Hardister ’06 Harriet Craver Heath ’59 Zelma Andrews Higgins ’58 Andrea Meador Humble ’95 Anne Jones Hurd ’81 Millie Chafin Johnson ’67 Judith O. Jolly ’67 Gene Edwards Jones ’58 Cindy Robinson Joseph ’59 Rev. Dr. Randolph W. Kanipe ’82 Amber Morris King ’69 Sheila Evans Kurtiak ’95 Jeffrey D. Lacey ’05 Shani Porter Lester ’92 Dr. Teresa Clinton Little ’84 Heather M. Macy ’00 Kimmerly Milner ’94 Cherilyn Strader Moore ’07 Ruby Sluder Nesbitt ’63 Dennie Newton Kelly M. Rexer ’14 Michael S. Rhodes ’84 Ashley D. Roseboro ’04 Jamie Trout Smothers ’06 Robert M. Stanley Jr. ’85 Elinor Wallace Starling ’57 Andrew B. Strand ’85 Paul M. Suhr ’08 Betsy Gibson Sweetman ’61 Theo Tamini ’09 Tilia C. Vazquez ’94 Jean Fortner Ward ’56 Paul M. Wilder ’14 Advisory Councils School of Art David Schram - Dean Dawn Ashby Caldwell ’85 Kurt Geldner Renee Lauver Victoria Milstein Ogi Overman Susan Galyon Spangler John Whisnant School of Business Dr. Bill MacReynolds - Dean RJ Baer Richard Beard ’03 Martha Foster Bradberry ’74 Chris Cositore ’09 Jim Donnelly Sam Funchess Gabe Neeriemer ’04 Matthew M. Palmadessa ’00

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Galina Petrova ’03 Justin E. Tinder ’08 School of Humanities Dr. Dan Malotky - Dean Rev. Odell Cleveland Dr. Miriam Herin Trey Miller Bill Moore Lewis Pitts Pam Strader School of Education and Social Sciences Dr. Becky Blomgren - Dean Ann Johnson Appenzeller Joan Cameron Jenny Gore Russ Moxley Fred Proctor Jr. Dr. Nancy Reynolds Routh ’67 School of Science and Mathematics Dr. Jessica Sharpe - Dean Glenn Dobrogosz Mandy Eaton Tyler Hester Freddy Johnson ’77 Elizabeth Link Dr. Samantha Magill Ph.D. Michelle Lemmons O’Neill ’10 Dabney Sanders Pride Club Advisory Council Chris Adams Christopher M. Cositore ’09 Bryan Galuski Karen L. Gordon ’05 J. Fred Johnson Jr. ’77 Geoffrey W. Lassiter ’99 Danny Mackey ’03 Anthony M. Meley ’95 Paul Romanowski Jonathan R. Scarpola ’08 Kate Roberton Sorkin ’05 Randy Tuggle Administration President’s Cabinet Dr. Lawrence Czarda – President Dr. Paul Leslie – Senior VP Chief Academic Officer Dr. Robin Daniel – Executive VP Chief Operating Officer Chris Elmore – VP Chief Financial Officer Anne Jones Hurd ’81 – VP Chief Advancement Officer

President’s Council Tricia Albert – Director of Assessment Activities Lex Alexander – Director of Communications Lisa B. Alley ’93 – Staff Representative Dr. Victor Archibong – Faculty Representative Susan Barringer – Executive Assistant to the President Martha Bunch – Associate VP for Academic Administration Dr. Larry Burton – Information Technology Director Dr. Lawrence Czarda – President Dr. Robin Daniel – Executive VP Chief Operating Officer Chris Elmore – VP Chief Financial Officer Bryan Galuski – Athletics Director Sonia Hoffman – Human Resources Director Anne Jones Hurd ’81 – VP Chief Advancement Officer Lindsay Snider Latham ’08 – Financial Aid Director Dr. Paul Leslie – Senior VP Chief Academic Officer Dr. Matt Long – Dean of Students Tom Saitta – Marketing Director Julie Showfety Schatz ’89 – Dean of Admissions Ellie Puckett Yearns ’05 – Assistant VP for Development Institutional Advancement Anne Jones Hurd ’81 – VP Chief Advancement Officer Ellie Puckett Yearns ’05 – Assistant VP for Development Lex Alexander – Director of Communications Kaleigh Hemstock ’16 – Advancement Services Administrator Elena Wegner Henry ’02 – Director of Advancement Services Michelle Hines – Marketing and Communications Coordinator Tom Saitta – Director of Marketing

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Greensboro College Mourns the Loss of

Phyllis Prevatt Bowman She came to Greensboro College in 1988 as a part-time secretary in the Career Development Center, whose student employment program she coordinated. She joined the staff full-time in 1990 as an office manager in the Office of Student Development, where she added computers to what had been a typewritersonly office.

An American hornbeam tree was planted in front of Proctor Hall West in Bowman’s memory and dedicated on Oct. 27. During the past few years, Greensboro College has gone through some of the biggest institutional endeavors a college like ours ever has to wrestle with – creating a strategic plan and preparing the college’s case for 10-year reaccreditation from its accrediting body.

skills to supporting of the organization, but also commit their passion and devotion to the mission of the place,” said Lawrence D. Czarda, Ph.D., college president.

Many people had a hand in that work, but few were more deeply involved, or more essential, than Phyllis Prevatt Bowman. Bowman died April 19 of cancer after almost 30 years of service to the college staff; she continued working until just days before her death.

“Phyllis was a model to us all in this regard. Her unique mix of skills, abilities, work ethic, character and calm good humor will be missed by us all. While she served the college with distinction for decades, her commitment to the SACSCOC Compliance Report this past year serves as a benchmark of a job very well done that will inspire us all for many years to come.”

Bowman, 54, was the college’s assistant vice president for academic services and chief assessment officer and held a faculty appointment as instructor of computer science. Her most recent major assignment had been coordinating the college’s documentation of its case for its 10-year reaccreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. “Every organization has a cadre of very special people who not only give of their talents and

At Commencement on May 7, Bowman was posthumously awarded the Nannie Lee Smith Exemplary Service medal, the college’s highest honor. The medal recognizes outstanding service to the college during an extended period of time and was last awarded in 2012. Bowman graduated from the college in 2001 with a degree in political science and a minor in legal administration. She also held an M.I.S. from the University of Phoenix.

She then spent seven years, from 1992 to 1999, as records manager and internationalstudent coordinator in the college’s Office of Admissions, managing applicationmanagement software, overseeing both computerized and paper admissions files, and serving as liaison to the federal government on issues related to international students. From January 2000 until the late 2000s, she oversaw all the college’s administrative software, ranging from general user networks to budgeting, procurement, and enrollment. She became director of institutional research and assessment before becoming assistant vice president for academic services and chief assessment officer in July 2015. Her survivors include her husband, Rick; son, Daniel Chambers, a 2009 Greensboro College graduate in biology; parents, George and Katie Prevatt; sister and brother-in-law, LeFran and Scott Cole; and niece and nephew, Jordyn and Dylan Cole. “I became quite a fan of hers,” President Czarda said, “and I miss her dearly.”

Allen Kivett, first man

to attend Greensboro College full-time and graduate, dies at 84

Allen Edward Kivett was born in Asheboro, N.C., and came to Greensboro College in 1956 as a 24-year-old Korean War veteran. He had seen active duty in the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954 and had attended Greenbriar Military School in 1955-1956. Kivett enrolled among the first group of men permitted to attend the college full time. He majored in business administration and minored in history, and was voted the first president of the men’s Student Government Association. During his freshman year, he lived on campus in the Turrentine Hall dormitory. In 1957, Kivett married and moved off campus. He helped pay for his GC education by earning scholarships and using the G.I. Bill. During the summers, he worked as head lifeguard at the Lindley Park pool. Kivett also is credited with creating the first intramural sports teams at GC and participated in the football league. He graduated in January 1960, having completed his B.A. in business administration in just three and a half years. The president of the college, Harold Hutson, personally offered Kivett a position at GC, and he began working in the Admissions Office immediately after graduation. He worked as an assistant in the Admissions and Public Relations offices before being promoted in 1963 to Director of Admissions. In 1972, Kivett began College Night, an annual event for students in Guilford County who were interested in learning more about colleges, universities, trade schools, and military branches from across the country. After leaving GC in 1974, he was employed at Pilot Life Insurance Co. (now Lincoln Financial Group), where he held the position of Manpower Development and Sales from 1974 to 1995. In 1995, he transitioned to Sales, where he remained for 10 years. In his retirement, Kivett kept busy working with the Boy Scouts of America, Meals on Wheels, and other charities. Allen held the honorary position of vice president of the Greensboro College Alumni Association Board and was the 1974 recipient of Greensboro College’s Distinguished Alumni Award. Kivett, who lived in Greensboro, passed away Sept. 25, 2016. He is survived by his wife, Dr. Vira Kivett, and daughter, Martitia “Marty” Richardson.

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If you ever were late to one of Barnes Tatum’s classes, you took your safety into your own hands. That’s because Tatum would block classroom doors with furniture to frustrate the perpetually late, or prop trash cans over classroom doors to startle the unwary who tried to sneak in tardy. When one student kept skipping Tatum’s 8 a.m. class, Tatum once brought the class to that student’s dorm room and lectured there. And if your work wasn’t up to snuff, Tatum was always ready with a spray can prominently labeled, “B.S. repellent.” Tatum, the college’s Jefferson Pilot Professor of Religion and Philosophy Emeritus, died Aug. 26 at age 78. Tatum “served this college as a highly respected New Testament scholar, as dean, as interim president, and as a mentor to countless students,” said Daniel Malotky, dean of the School of Humanities and Lucy H. Robertson Professor of Religion and Philosophy. “I will always think of him as the conscience of the college. … He always had the good of the school as a whole in mind.” A former student recalled on Facebook that a classmate once moved to adjourn Tatum’s class. The class voted unanimously to adjourn, so Tatum dismissed the class – and tested it the next day on the material the class would have gone over. “As a colleague, Barnes was generous with his time, his advice, and his humor,” recalled another former Religion Department colleague, John Woell.

Greensboro College Mourns the Death of

Barnes Tatum, Professor Emeritus

“Barnes was a scholar not just of New Testament, which he was too, but of life. He taught me what was good about the liberal arts through his unbridled curiosity — whether it was excitement that Richard Swinburne had calculated the probability for the bodily resurrection (.93 one year, .96 two years later) or his declaration that ‘Talladega Nights’ might be ‘the perfect film.’ He took the same open, critical eye to everything and exemplified liberal learning.”

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“I will always think of him as the conscience of the college. ... He always had the good of the school as a whole in mind.” — Daniel Malotky

As a scholar, Tatum was active in the work of the Jesus Seminar, Westar Institute, a group of several dozen scholars and lay people founded in 1985 and devoted to determining whether the sayings and acts of Jesus were historical fact. In that capacity, he wrote “John the Baptist and Jesus: A Report of the Jesus Seminar” in 1994. He also published several other books, including “In Quest of Jesus,” “Jesus at the Movies,” and “Jesus: A Brief History,” and his books have been used as texts at numerous colleges and universities. He published numerous articles in academic journals and was a featured contributor to “The Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception.” And he presented numerous times at the conferences of the American Academy of Religion. His interest in the depiction of Jesus in film led him to be featured as a commentator on American Movie Classics (AMC), the History Channel, the BBC, and EO Television. He held a B.A. from Birmingham Southern College, an M.L.S. from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and B.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Duke University. He served on the Greensboro College faculty from 1973 until 2009, when he assumed emeritus status. He served as dean of the college from 1983 to 1987. Tatum received the Outstanding Teacher Award in 1980, the Moore Professorship in 1993-1994, and the United Methodist Exemplary Faculty Award in 2001. A former colleague in the Department of Religion, Rhonda Burnette-Bletsch, who spoke at Tatum’s memorial service, emphasized that scholarship alone wouldn’t have made Tatum the beloved icon that he was.

“I think the most important lesson Barnes taught me was that, at the end of the day, relationships with people are what matters most,” BurnettBletsch said. “Years ago he received a letter from a woman whose son had begun to read the Bible in prison. She asked if Barnes would write to encourage him and answer some of his questions. He carried on a pen pal relationship with this state inmate and his mother for years.” For all his pranks, Tatum cared deeply about his students’ well-being, Burnett-Bletsch said, even going so far as to organize late-night study groups to ensure his Greek students were ready for their final. And students appreciated that caring, which had powerful consequences. One former student wrote: “I went to college with an intention to be a biology major with a minor in playing football, and he set me on a course in a New Testament class my first semester that would lead me to find my faith in a way I never thought possible, a way that inspires me even today to teach young people that a faith that doesn’t seek understanding is built on sand. Without that … course, I wouldn’t have taken other religion classes, I wouldn’t have learned to claim feminism as a part of my life, I wouldn’t have gone to seminary, met my wife, had my children, or be working now to help others see faith not as an exercise devoid of intellect, but rather a journey that requires it.” Tatum is survived by his wife, Linda; sons, Chris and Rob; stepsons, Chris Wilson and Hal Wilson; sister, Karla Dooling; and five grandchildren. “What a ceaseless intellect – hilarious and perceptive,” said Jim Langer, professor and chair of the Department of Art. “Some light has left GC forever.”

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PrideNotes https://gcpridenotes.blogspot.com All cities/towns are in North Carolina except where noted.

Kathryn Huggins Ford 1968, Pinehurst, “Since 2007 I have organized and led close friends from my Class of 1968 throughout Europe on six different adventures – from Rome to Paris

Mary Alligood Morris 1951, Shreveport, La., is now living in a retirement home and enjoying the attention of her four children, 15 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. She travels a great deal since the family is scattered.

to London and Athens and the blue Aegean Islands. The friendships have deepened, thanks to the tie that binds us – our dear alma mater, Greensboro College!”

Betsy Lawrence Wengert 1953, Cape Coral, Fla., “Class of 1953 – Please consider joining G.C. Society. The $1,000 can also be deposited in our Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund.” Modena Penland Brown 1954, Chattanooga, Tenn., “Every day I’m thankful to GC and its staff. Thanks to them, I became a high school teacher who has loved my work, and at 84, I’m still actively teaching as a substitute.” Jane Julian Onsrud 1959, Mooresville, N.C., “We’ve been blessed with six wonderful grandchildren, three boys and three girls. Now in October we’ll be even more blessed with a great grandson to go with his 2 year old sister. My how time flies!” Richard B. O’Neal 1960, Thomasville, N.C., “I have moved to a retirement community (Piedmont Crossing). My 2 bedroom apartment is located on the back of the property and as I look out my windows I see nothing but trees.” Mary Emma Harris 1965, has been named the first Black Mountain College Legacy Research Fellow at UNC-Asheville. Harris, who is considered the pre-eminent scholar on the subject, released her book, “The Arts at Black Mountain College,” in 1987.

Dr. Jann Haynes Gilmore 1968, Alexandria, Va., has written her most recent biography on 20th-century artist Olive Rush. Her book will be launched in Santa Fe, NM, in October. Published by the Museum of New Mexico Press, this is the first scholarly study of Rush, who was born into an Indiana Quaker family with roots in North Carolina. She studied art at the Corcoran Museum School in Washington, D.C., and in New York and Europe. Rush moved to Santa Fe’s art colony in 1920 and became the dean of the women artists in that renowned art community until her death in 1966. The title of the biography is “Olive Rush: Finding Her Place in the Santa Fe Art Colony.” Dr. Gilmore will speak about her book on campus April 7, 2017, as part of the Tannenbaum-Sternberger Colloquium Series. Lynn Lewis Lane 1973, Chocowinity, recently met with Caroline Meisner, this year’s recipient of the Lynn Lewis and Patrick Lane Scholarship.

Michael J. Corpening 1979, Alpharetta, Ga., “Going to be a grandparent this September 2016!” Tim Day 1985, Browns Summit, is seen here sporting his GC Pride Gear. Jennifer A. Morgan 1985, Asheboro, shared that her granddaughter, Allyona Nichol Shelby Lowery, was born on October 2, 2014.

Karen Riegel Anzola 1986 and Carlos S. Anzola 1986, Huntersville, recently took a trip to Las Vegas and went zip lining, sporting their GC gear. Aaron R. Davis 1992, Pleasant Garden, has joined the law firm of Wyatt Early Harris Wheeler as a Family Law Attorney. Aaron received a Business Administration degree from Greensboro College and earned his J.D. from the Elon University School of Law. Karrie Cook Mutterback 1998, was recently named the director of case management by HealthSouth Treasure Coast Rehabilitation Hospital in Vero Beach, Fla.

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Carl G. Willers 1998, Cinniamison, N.J., has just been named Relationship Manager, Vice President in Commercial Banking with TD Bank for the Camden, Burlington, and Mercer Region in New Jersey. Jean Bennewitz Wood 1998, Buffalo, N.Y., was recently named Professor/Department Head of the Radiation Therapy Technology Department at SUNY Erie Community College.

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Anthony C. Price 2004, High Point, is a sergeant in Internal Affairs with the Greensboro Police Department. Ellie Puckett Yearns 2005, Greensboro, has joined the Institutional Advancement staff at Greensboro College as the Assistant Vice President for Development. April N. Hamilton 2006, Greensboro, has accepted a position as an Account Director with Bouvier Kelly, a Media and Marketing firm based in Greensboro.

Rose E. Griffin 2001, Greensboro, graduated with a Master’s in Education from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, on May 6, 2016.

Angenella C. Falls 2012, Burlington, showing her GC Pride (pictured). Devin C. Bland 2013, Greensboro, is working as a Retirement Specialist with Lincoln Financial Group.

Steven J. Pfeiffer 2013, Chapel Hill, is a doctoral student in the Human Movement Science Curriculum at the University of North CarolinaChapel Hill.

Kushtrim A. Hoxha 2003, has been seen in guest roles on TV series “Elementary,” “Person of Interest,” and the season-opening episode of “Blue Bloods.”

Andy Scott 2013, Silver Spring, Md., directed the Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre’s production of “Rent,” which was performed during the month of July.

Danielle Droby 2004, Gaithersburg, Md., is a music/performing arts teacher, chapel coordinator and musician at St. Andrew’s Lower School in Potomac, Md..

Hannah R. Callahan 2016, Trappe, Pa., is working as a teacher at the Artistic Motion School of the Arts.

Benjamin K. Edwards 2004, is now working at Key Resources Inc., which is a Greensborobased staffing firm with offices in Burlington, Graham and Winston-Salem. He has joined the team as Director of Business Development. Edwards will manage planning, reporting, quota setting, management, sales and administration. John M. Ludemann 2004, Greensboro, is a detective with the Greensboro Police Department.

Patrick A. Palsha 2008, Williamsburg, Va., is pursuing an MBA with a concentration in consulting from the College of William and Mary, Raymond A. Mason School of Business. After leaving his command during the summer of 2016, and resigning his commission in the active Army, he received a commission in the Virginia National Guard as a Captain serving as an Assistant Operations Officer.

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Donald E. Watkins 2010, who appeared in the movie “Free State of Jones” this year, has moved back to his hometown, Greensboro, after living in Baton Rouge, La., for six years. He told the News & Record that it is “simply because he can.” He does not need to live somewhere a movie is getting made in order to get a role in it. Watkins says, “he would much rather wait for parts here in Greensboro with his family”.

Wilson A. Lester III 2013, Greensboro, has been appointed Executive Director for the Greensboro Community Development Fund. Wilson is also completing a master’s program in Management, Strategy and Leadership from Michigan State University.

Cherilyn Strader Moore 2007, Colfax, shows her GC Pride during a recent trip to Glacier National Park.

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Samuel B. Leslie 2016, Greensboro, plans to pursue a graduate degree at George Mason University in the field of Human Factors & Applied Cognition. Diana Davis Lewis 2016, Greensboro, is working as a Radiography Adjunct Lab Instructor at Forsyth Technical Community College. Johnathon P. Lisk 2016, Norwood, is a Tax Transaction Analyst for ACN World Wide Headquarters. Emily C. Mazelin 2016, Greensboro, is a Production Manager/Administrative Assistant for the Southeastern Theatre Conference.

Marriages Rose E. Griffin 2001 married Carlos Mosquera on June 18, 2016, at Greensboro College. Rose is pictured on the top row, left, with three GC alumnae: her mother, Jane Bagwell Griffin 1971, Melanie Rowell Murdock 2002, and Joanna McIlvaine Loftis 1999. Ashley M. Davis 2006 married Matt McNeely on August 6, 2016. Pictured top row, second from the left. Deanne A. Gerson 2008 married Joshua Hecht on July 3, 2016, in Atlanta, Georgia. The bridal party included Greensboro College alumni, Annette Watson Corona 2009, Jessica Locke Gregory 2009, and Stephanie Jones 2009. Pictured top row, second from the right, and the right. Kelly Flora 2010 married Jeremy Young on September 26, 2015. Tessa M. Hall 2010 was the Maid of Honor. Pictured on second row. Elizabeth M. Morton 2012 married Justin Gerringer on September 21, 2015, in Bermuda Run, N.C.

Births John-Walsh “Jack” DeGance Jr. born on September 4, 2016, to Abigail Brown DeGance 2009 and John-Walsh DeGance 2003. Pictured on the third row, left. Annabelle Grace Hauser born on May 30, 2016, to Leah Taylor Hauser 2005 and Mark Hauser. Pictured on the third row, right. Hayden Paul Yearns born on January 31, 2016, to Ellie Puckett Yearns 2005 and Will Yearns. Pictured on the bottom row, left. Richard Pinkney Gunther III, born on January 13, 2016, to AnnieLaurie Riddle Gunther 2008 and Rich Gunther. He joins siblings Jackson, Lindsey, and Katie. Pictured on the bottom row, right.

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Every two years, six members of the Class of 1957 gather at the North Carolina coast for their own reunion. From this year’s event, held in September, are: (first row, from left) Betty Wilkinson Lopp, Shirley Falls Austin, and Mary Plyde Marsh Bell; (second row, from left) Barbara Reynolds Valentine, Ann Long Lewis; (third row) JoAnne Webster Moore.

Sympathy Extended to Rebecca Wallace Brown 1958, in the passing of her husband, Robert A. Brown, on July 30, 2016. Ruth Neisler Cooper 1958, in the passing of her husband, Jack L. Cooper, on April 18, 2016. Rachel Allen Bissette 1959, in the passing of her husband, Charles C. Bissette 1957, on April 3, 2016. Amber Morris King 1959, in the passing of her cousin, Starr Starling Coble 1958, on July 12, 2016. Nancy Gilbert Chapin 1961, in the passing of her husband, Col. Neil McKay Chapin, on April 14, 2016. Anne Hamilton Terry 1966, in the passing of her husband, James J. Terry Jr., on September 9, 2016. Linda Woodard Tatum 1969, in the passing of her husband, Dr. W. Barnes Tatum, Greensboro College Jefferson-Pilot Professor of Religion and Philosophy Emeritus, 1973-2009, on August 26, 2016. Daniel G. Chambers 2009, in the passing of his mother, Phyllis Prevatt Bowman 2001, on April 19, 2016.

Deaths Beulah Bradley Cameron 1938, passed away on June 15, 2016. Frances Weston Register 1940, passed away on April 17, 2016. Hilda Way Brown 1941, passed away on April 14, 2016. Margueritte McCardwell Wells 1941, passed away on May 13, 2016. Rosemary Reed Troxler 1942, passed away on August 27, 2016. Nell Webb Mohney 1943, passed away on July 19, 2016. Ruth Hadley Reeve 1943, passed away on May 25, 2016. Marguerite Osborne Morgan 1944, passed away on April 30, 2016. Doris Dale Reynolds Paysour 1944, passed away on May 3, 2016. Louise Kingsland Dodson 1945, passed away on February 11, 2015. Iris Fisher Goodwin 1945, passed away on June 19, 2016. Virginia Sikes Huffines 1945, passed away on March 25, 2016. Dr. Hazel Melvin Box 1947, passed away on July 2, 2014. Carolyn Garvin Miser 1947, passed away on June 1, 2016. Jennie Worth Hightower 1948, passed away on May 23, 2016. Martha Burns Steagall 1948, passed away on August 9, 2016. Norma Cox Calloway 1949, passed away on May 13, 2016. Joan Plint Ross 1949, passed away on July 28, 2016. Jane Shelton Mosher 1951, passed away on June 16, 2016. Joanne Harris Womack 1952, passed away on April 16, 2016. Mirvin Squier Hill 1953, passed away on December 1, 2015. Martha Goodman Francisco 1954, passed away on August 6, 2016. Janette Davidson Winston 1954, passed away on July 5, 2016. Marie Craven Carruthers 1955, passed away on May 28, 2016. Sue Robinson Lamb 1955, passed away on July 8, 2016. Nancy Haltom Rood 1955, passed away on June 19, 2016.

Margaret Noland McGirt 1956, passed away on August 20, 2016. Elizabeth Love Thomas 1956, passed away on June 21, 2016. Charles C. Bissette 1957, GC’s first male graduate, passed away on April 3, 2016. Starr Starling Coble 1958, passed away on July 12, 2016. Jean F. Taylor 1959, passed away on July 5, 2016. Allen E. Kivett 1960, passed away on September 25, 2016. Nancy Taylor Smith 1960, passed away on July 31, 2016. Anne Berry Little 1961, passed away on August 11, 2016. Lu Thorne Moehrbach 1963, passed away on August 18, 2014. M. “Ned” Edward Farster Jr. 1965, passed away in September, 2016. P. Walton Denny Jr. 1976, passed away on May 31, 2016. Stephanie Northen Lyons 1976, passed away on May 22, 2016. Michele Fogle-Sizemore 1982, passed away on April 18, 2016. Dianna L. Echard-Danis 1989, passed away on August 24, 2016. Denise Nicholson Hayden 1997, passed away on November 8, 2015. Phyllis Prevatt Bowman 2001, a GC staff member since the 1980s, passed away on April 19, 2016. Darren C. Borg 2002, passed away on August 10, 2016. Melissa L. Townsend 2007, passed away on April 23, 2016. Stuart A. Davis 2015, passed away on June 12, 2016. Dr. Ouida Fay Paul, former Assistant Professor of Music, 1945-1949, passed away on May 24, 2016. Dr. W. Barnes Tatum, Jefferson Pilot Professor of Religion and Philosophy Emeritus, 1973-2009, passed away on August 26, 2016.

Please note that every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of information. Please contact the Alumni Office with any corrections.

Spring Events Calendar Theatre

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Tickets: $10 adults, $8 seniors/students. Call 336-272-7102, ext. 5242, or email tickets@greensboro.edu.

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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA (Abridged) By Long, Tichenor & Martin Directed by Dan Seaman Feb. 23-26, 2017, Annie Sellars Jordan Parlor Theatre, Main Building 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, Feb. 23-25 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Feb. 25-26 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING By William Shakespeare Directed by Sarah Hankins March 30-April 2, 2017, Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, March 30-31, April 1 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, April 1-2 TONIN’ Celebrating Manhattan Transfer Concept, direction & choreography by Ashley Hyers & Wm. Perry Morgan-Hall April 28-30, Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, April 28-29 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, April 29-30

GC LIVE EXTRAVAGANZA 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24, 2017 Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building, Admission: Free WINTER CONCERT: WIND ENSEMBLE AND CHOIRS 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28, 2017 Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building, Admission: Free OPERA/MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP BUFFET PERFORMANCES 6 p.m. March 24 & 25, 2017 Lea Center, Main Building, Admission: Ticketed MUSICIANS HONORS CONVOCATION 12:30 p.m. April 6, 2017 Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building, Admission: Free ALUMNI CHORAL CONCERT 4 p.m. April 9, 2017 Hannah Brown Finch Memorial Chapel, Admission: Free WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT 7:30 p.m. April 18, 2017 Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building, Admission: Free JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT 7:30 p.m. April 25, 2017 Gail Brower Huggins Performance Center, Odell Memorial Building, Admission: Free

Lectures Tannenbaum-Sternberger Colloquium Series 3 p.m. Fri., Feb. 3 3 p.m. Fri., March 3 3 p.m. Fri., April 7 54th Jean Forner Ward Lecture Speaker: Dr. Derek Hicks March 30; Time TBA WOMEN IN PHILANTHROPY & LEADERSHIP Speaker: Lynn Lewis Lane ’73 May 2017; Time TBA

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SAVE THE DATE! Alumni Weekend, April 6-9, 2017 Thursday, April 6 • Music Honors Convocation

Friday, April 7 • • • •

Tannenbaum-Sternberger Colloquium Brock Museum Open Class of 1957 60th Reunion Class of 1967 50th Reunion

Saturday, April 8 • Alumni Awards, Student Investiture, and Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association • Brock Museum Open • All-Class Picnic • 100th Anniversary of the Fountain Celebration

Sunday, April 9 • Alumni Chorale Concert

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