Alumni Awards Program 2022

CELEBRATION OF ALUMNI

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WELCOME

G.P. Johnson Hightower ʼ71 President, Casady Alumni Association

INVOCATION

The Reverend Canon Fr. Tim Sean Youmans Chaplain of St. Edward the Confessor Chapel

Award Presentations PRESIDENT AWARD

Josh Sepkowitz ʼ98 Immediate Past President, Casady Alumni Association

YOUNG ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT Max Blumenthal ʼ11

ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT Anureet Bajaj, M.D. ʼ87

DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE Scott McLean ʼ74

RECOGNITION OF GOLDEN CYCLONES Class of 1972 Sody Clements ʼ72

CLOSING Nathan L. Sheldon Head of School

2022 Alumni Award Honorees Scott McLean ʼ74

Distinguished Graduate

President & Chief Operating Officer, Zions Bancorporation | Chairman, Amegy Bank of Texas Scott McLean serves as President and Chief Operating Officer of Zions Bancorporation and is a member of the company’s Board of Directors. Zions Bancorporation is one of the nation’s premier financial services companies, consisting of a collection of community banks in 11 western U.S. states with combined total assets exceeding $90 billion. Having joined the company’s Texas subsidiary, Amegy Bank, in 2002, he served as Chief Executive Officer and continues to serve as Chairman.

Prior to joining Amegy Bank, Scott worked for JPMorgan Chase (previously Texas Commerce Bank) for 23 years, where he served in a number of roles, including President in Dallas, Chairman in El Paso and President in Houston.

Scott is a member of the Board of Trustees of Southern Methodist University and received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2019. He is a past President of the Alumni Association and the recipient of the Cox School of Business Distinguished Alumni Award.

He is Trustee Emeritus of the United Way of Greater Houston, where his past involvement has included Chairman of the Board, 2008-09 United Way $80 million Community Campaign Chairman and Chairman of the 2005 CEO Search Committee. In 2013, he served as Chairman of the $7.5 million 2-1-1 Texas/United Way HELPLINE Capital Campaign. Scott previously served as a director of CenterPoint Energy and as a trustee of the Memorial Hermann Healthcare System, for which he and his wife, Anna, chaired a recordbreaking $3.5 million annual fundraiser benefitting

the nation’s most active trauma center and Life Flight program. Additionally, Scott is a member of the Young Presidents Organization Gold and is a former Senior Warden of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church where he chaired its Rector Search Committee in 2006.

In September of 2017, Scott was asked to lead the United Way’s Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief fundraising. This effort raised in excess of $50 million.

While in Dallas and El Paso, Scott served in numerous civic leadership roles. Of note, he served as Chairman of the Dallas $40 million United Way Campaign, Chairman of the Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation, Executive Committee member and Vice Chair of Children’s Medical Hospital, and a Board Member for the Presbyterian Health Care System.

While in El Paso, he served as Chairman of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce and an Executive Committee member for Providence Hospital.

Scott received his Bachelor of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University and his MBA from Northwestern University J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

Anureet Bajaj, M.D. ʼ87 Alumni Achievement Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Anureet Bajaj is a highly respected plastic surgeon who is widely recognized for breast surgery and reconstruction skills. Her cosmetic surgery expertise also includes facial surgery, body sculpting, and minimally invasive procedures. In 2007, she returned home to Oklahoma City to join her father, who retired in 2020, in the practice of plastic surgery. She previously served as an Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Cincinnati, as well as the Chief of Plastic Surgery at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center

in Cincinnati.

Anu, with her father at her side, developed a microvascular breast reconstruction program at SSM St. Anthony Hospital in 2007; and for over 10 years, she was one of the few plastic surgeons who performed breast reconstruction using the deep inferior epigastric perforators (DIEP) flap in Oklahoma. In 2007, most plastic surgeons did not offer microsurgical breast reconstruction routinely, especially in the private practice setting. Her success at creating a high volume microsurgical center at SSM St. Anthony Hospital led to her selection as a Visiting Professor for the Plastic Surgery Foundation for the 2016-2017 academic year.

Anu is a highly active member of the plastic surgery community. She has published numerous articles in the Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and other medical periodicals; presented at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) Annual Meeting and the Plastic Surgery Research Council, and has been an invited speaker for the Ohio Valley Society of Plastic Surgery, Chesapeake Energy Corporation, and other groups.

She has completed the Leadership Academy sponsored by the Oklahoma County Medical Society as well as the Pathways to Leadership program sponsored by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Anu values her relationships with other plastic surgeons across the country, which helps to keep her abreast of the latest developments in the field. Currently, she is also on the Editorial Boards of Plastic Surgery – Global Open and the Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. She is also an oral board examiner for the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Previously, she has served as the Chair of the Woman Plastic Surgeons Committee of ASPS, Chair of the Ethics Committee, Chair of the Leadership Development Committee of ASPS, and past Chief Medical Editor of Plastic Surgery News.

After graduating from Casady School in 1987, Anu received her undergraduate degree from Rice University and her medical degree at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She completed her surgical training at Loma Linda University Medical

Center and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Recently, she completed her MBA at Oklahoma City University. An avid runner, Anu started running as a hobby while at Casady and has completed over 30 marathons. She also enjoys painting and spending time with her family and dogs.

Max Blumenthal ʼ11

Young Alumni Achievement

Marketing at Numerated | Former Co-Founder and CEO of Fincura Max Blumenthal is an expert in business lending technology. He was the Co-Founder and CEO of Fincura, a software company that helps banks to lend to commercial clients and small businesses. After five years, he sold Fincura to Numerated, a high-growth, VC-backed company that transforms how banks lend to businesses, where he now runs Marketing.

Prior to Fincura, Max was a commercial lender at Silicon Valley Bank. Here, his frustration with the inefficiencies of business lending led him to founding Fincura at 23 years old.

In 2011, Max was selected to join the U-19 National Rowing Team where he represented the United States in the World Championships in London, coming in fifth overall. He then went on to row for the University of California, Berkeley before transferring to The University of Texas at Austin, where he graduated with a degree in Finance. Max maintained his Sooner fandom throughout his time at the school. He also holds a Commercial Pilots License.

Max currently lives in Boulder, Colorado.

DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES 2021 William R. Pape ʼ68 2020 Dr. Kent Sepkowitz ʼ71 2019 Kent Hoffman ʼ69 2018 Robert Clements ʼ67 2017 George Corbyn ʼ66 2016 Eff Martin ʼ66 2015 Charles L. Oppenheim ’77 2014 William M. Cameron ʼ78 2013 Hunt Lowry ’73 2012 E. Carey Joullian ʼ78 2011 G. Jeffrey Records Jr. ’77 2010 Michael S. Samis ’72 2009 Dr. John R. Bozalis ’57 2008 Clayton I. Bennett ’78 2007 Timothy C. Headington ’68 2006 Robert G. McCampbell ’76 2005 Margaret Lytle Griner ’54 2004 Walter C. “Derby” Wilson ’54 § 2003 William H. Leney ’53 2002 The Hon. Richard Bohanon ’53 § 2001 William S. Price ’66 2000 Robert H. Anthony ’66 1999 Rodman A. Frates ’54 § 1998 Linda Polk Klos ’68 1997 Dr. Dale R. Brown ’67 1996 John R. Porter Jr. ’53 § 1995 J. Edward Barth ’55 1994 Christy Gaylord Everest ’69 1993 Gordon F. Rainey Jr. ’58 1992 A. Max Weitzenhoffer Jr. ’57 1991 Dr. Daniel F. Keller ’51 § 1990 J. Larry Nichols ’60 1989 Edward H. Cook ’53 1988 George J. Records ’52 1987 James R. Tolbert III ’53

ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT 2021 Marion Garrett Parke ʼ00 2020 Dr. Aneesh Mehta ʼ95 2019 Kristina Kloberdanz ʼ89 2018 Elaine Paul ʼ85 2017 Susan D. Russell-Stewart ’66 2016 Leslie V. Batchelor ’84 2015 The Rev. Richard D. Stansberry ’79, C. Joseph Williams ’74 2014 Sarah Mason Sears ’88, Christopher A. Lower ‘74 2013 Nancy Latting Spelman ’63 2012 Bridgit A. Finley ‘82 2011 Judith Cheek Hays ’66, Richard B. Hays ’66, R. Todd Currie ’93 2010 Mary B. Woolsey ’73, Laura Love-Aden ’89 2009 Dr. Marcia E. Meiring ’75, Teresa Stuart Forst ’72 2008 John H. Montgomery ’58, Charles E. Nelson II ’88, Robert H. Nelson II ’93 2007 Jay L. Price ’87 2006 James J. Gold ’82 2005 Robert Lee Maril ’65, Carolyn Ridge Baer ’90 2004 Pamela Harrison McCullough ’64, C. Wesley Lane ’74 2003 W. Rowland Denman ’54, Dr. James D. Thomas ’73 2002 Michael S. Samis ’72, Megan Mullally ’77 2001 Odilia Russo Dank ’56, Forrest H. Armstrong ’61 2000 Gray Frederickson ’55 1999 Ann Connolly Henry ’59 §, Marcy Head Benson ’69 1998 G. Dean Luthey Jr. ’73, Linda Petree Lambert ’58 1997 “The Charter Lifers:” Dr. Daniel F. Keller ’51 §, A. Paul Murrah Jr. ’51 §, T. Guy Spencer ’51, Christopher Brauchli ’52, R. Houston Hall ’52, Robert H. Lingenfelter ’52, W. DeVan Sharbrough ’52 §, The Hon. Richard Bohanon ’53 §, Edward H. Cook ’53, Kathryn Keller Powell ’53, Ernest R. Ledbetter Jr. ’53, William H. Leney ’53, Charles H. Mee Jr. ’53 §, J. Robert Porter Jr. ’53 §, Charles Rountree ’53, James R. Tolbert III ’53, Walter C. Wilson ’54 §

1996 Dr. Roland A. Walters ’61, Laurie Davis Fuller ’71 1995 William M. Robertson ’55, Nancy Burch Wilkinson ’60, Gary W. Bricker ’55 1994 Scott J. McLean ’74, Beth Jopling Shumway ’64 1993 Hunt Lowry ’73, Lynn Smiser Bowers ’68, Harley Brooke-Hitching ’63 1992 Susan Hoffman ’62, Coe Crum London ’67, John H. Kennedy Jr. ’72, Michael Woolsey ’77, Honorary Member 1991 Jay L. Bernstein ’55, Marilyn Mee Meade ’56, C. Joseph Williams ’74 § - Deceased

YOUNG ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT 2021 Carleigh Berryman ʼ15 2020 Tori Fenton ʼ08 2019 Caitlin Clements ʼ07 2018 Alexa Cook Sherman ʼ06 2017 Charlotte Huffman Hinkley ’03 2016 Emily Fleischaker ’01 2015 Kathryn M. Fox ’03, Macey Stapleton ’03 2014 Erik R. W. Sallee ʼ00 2013 Jonathan Fowler ’00 2012 John S. Solomon ʼ98 2011 S. Chandler Sims II ’99 2010 Dr. Winston Fong ’95 2009 Mary Payne Moran ’99 2008 Margaret L. Wizenberg ’97 2007 George Back ’97 2006 Margaret Enis Spears ’91 2005 Amanda Wendelken ’99 2004 1 Lt. Stephen K. Gardosik ’98 2003 Matthew Denmark ’99 2002 Seth C. Vannatta ’92

GOLDEN CYCLONES Class of 1972

David Blair Benham Karen Ilene Smith Larkin Brenda Berry Mark Anthony Le Doux Robert C. Berry Melinda Gardner Levy Timothy F. Botkin Elizabeth Jane Olson Liddle Joan L. Boyle Tyra Kay Liebmann Margaret Borrego Brainard Sarah Walden McCune Losinger Susan E. Brown Gillian Louella Forrester MacLeod Charles M. Cameron III Dr. Judith Ellen McGhee Louise Sody McCampbell Clements Carolyn McMurtry Ward Coe Henry Clay Miller Star Cooper Lynn A. Wilson Moody James Corff Marcia Ann McCauley Morgan David Couch Claudia Lee Dockum Moseley Sarah Smith Crotty Jane Ann Snoddy Mott Darby Dregallo Crowley Camille Susan Parrish Margaret Kidd Defenderfer David Leland Paschal David Charles DeVore Frederick Higgins Porter Thomas MacClary Diggs Dana Clarence Whiteman Powell Roy Kent Dockum Joseph Francke Rumsey III § Dr. Courtney Lynn Vahlberg Dodd Karen Carter Hulsey Samis Dr. Cynthia Sue Feuquay § Michael Stephen Samis § David George Fisher Dr. Elinor Ann Schottstaedt Teresa Carr Stuart Forst Paula Yvette Kirk Scott Peter Burchfield Fryer Gaye Ellen Sullivan Sherman Susan Lynne Jerkins Gates Margo Carol Soule Brooks Hall Jr. Beth M. Kuhns Steelman Paul Johnston Head Lt. Col. Michael Kent Stephens Sarah Boggs Hermanns James Christopher Stewart Sarah Louise Pape Hester Debbie Ann Coles Sullivan Thomas Palmer Holmes § Terry Lee Treece Audrey Rosamond Williams Hopkins Scott Tillman Trost Dr. Howard Bertram Hopps Dr. Wanda Jean Venters Betty Kay Eddie Karim Cynthia Longley Latting Weimer Laurie Dale Keffer Elaine Webber Weinmeister Craig Russell Keitz Amy Virginia Harrison Wellington John Hand Kennedy Jr. Devyn Wise Hogan Williamson Jeanette Elaine Headington Kern Ellen Warner Wilson Margaret Elise Kilpatrick Jeffrey Richard Wyant Alan Henry Kraft David J. Zolbe § Charles Miller Kuehnl Sr. § - Deceased

2021-2022 ALUMNI BOARD 2022-23 OFFICERS President: G.P. Johnson Hightower ʼ71 President-Elect: Lawre Everest Morrow ʼ04 Secretary: Nicole Hodges McGarry ʼ08 Treasurer: Jason Shelley ʼ12 Past President: Josh Sepkowitz ʼ98 2022-23 BOARD MEMBERS Amelia Dudman Atwill ʼ92 Henrico, VA

Will Bowersox ‘06 Britani Talley Bowman ‘91 Tulsa, OK Lauren Keller Corbyn ‘98 Sean Coyle ‘84 Porter Cunningham ‘06 Susan Bentley Erickson ‘70 Molly Clements Fisher ‘09 Washington D.C. Chelle Henderson Greene ‘88 Namir Khaliq ‘16 Los Angeles, CA Emmi Roush Kobs ‘08 Marilyn Mee Meade ‘56 Alex Perez ‘13 Leslie Rooker Russell ‘90 Golf Tournament Chair Susan Silverman Silver ‘85 Laurie Necco Stansbury ‘77 Jeremy Stubbs ‘00 Tacoma, WA Joel Ziebell ‘06 EX-OFFICIO Jennifer Farha Homsey ‘00 Director of Alumni Relations