Annual Honor Roll of Donors Nancy Holbrook Drinker Charles M. Ellis Donald U. Ellsworth, Jr. Angela Tate Eugenio Terese Rhodes Faulkner Stephen James Franz u Gregory J. Gerard Ronald M. Gifford, Jr. James M. Gladden Jeffrey M. Gordon Nancy J. Gritter Michelle Silkowski Hackett Allison MacDougall Hamrin David L. Haney Diane Smyth Hansen Susan Dixon Harbison Wendy Wise Haskell Molly Munn Hensley David A. Hinchman John E. Hoffmeister II Janice A. Hornaday Jennifer Nichol Horsey Brenda Beesley Hurst Jennifer Williams Jensen Dana Drew Johnston Cara Hess Jones Geoffrey D. Klinger Karen Klingaman Kopseng Tracy B. LaBonte Angela Martin Mattingly Ann Morehead McClellan Holly Robb McCoy Douglas A. McElhaney Ilze Berzins Miller Jennifer King Molyneaux Kevin M. Morris Melinda Arnold Moser Katherine Hershberger Neuser Holly Cheesman Northam Erica Okone Stephanie Stutsman Osha Elizabeth Clifford Oursler Jane Galiene Oviatt Paul D. Pearson Xan Davies Pearson Timothy M. Pugh Steven M. Ray Caryn Greer Riemer Joseph E. Rigotti Kent H. Rinne Douglas O. Rist Kimberly Starr Rist Janet Head Roberts Leanne Tremper Schaller Anne Stalley Scholen Leslie M. Short James W. Silkworth Melissa Kline Skavlem Jennifer Turner Stanek Elizabeth Christman Tryon Brett R. Vanderkolk Julia A. Weise GIFTS IN HONOR OF Ann Morehead McClellan OTHER GIFTS Geoffrey D. Klinger
1989
CLASS CO-CHAIRS: Dale Gossard Stevenson Scott B. Ullem ANNUAL FUND: $56,049 DONORS: 152 PARTICIPATION: 33%
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** u Scott B. Ullem Joseph E. Ukrop CHARTER CIRCLE** Caryn Cockerill Anderson Michael A. Chabraja Barbara Miller Compton Charles A. Compton Victoria Schug Dycio Wendy Ellis-Gardner Mitchel T. Everhart Ann-Marie Henry Myers Elizabeth Hentze Owens Jami Gibson Patterson Brent E. St. John u Dale Gossard Stevenson John G. Stevenson Lauren Kiely Willis FOUNDERS CIRCLE Cynthia Mayer Carr Richard L. Hallett II Douglas Hallward-Driemeier Lora Khosh-Morse Christine Szillat Messerschmidt David R. Rehn Jennifer Johnson Rehn Rebecca L. Relic Heather Weems Swan Katharine Duncan West PATRONS CIRCLE Caren T. Althauser Brian C. Betsill Michele Merrill Betsill Melissa Grunnah Chevalier Karla Naggs Coolidge Stephanie Frederick Croaning Lynn Woelfl Dickens Kris Emens Gaziano Mary Beth Glotzbach Nancy Palmeter Harkness Scott A. Harkness Dianne Fenton Karoly Frank M. Karoly Kevin A. Krakora Catherine Ann Larson Marcia Van Nest Smith Janet Byrne Thabit Brent R. Thompson Heidi J. Walter Bryan M. Webb BUILDERS CIRCLE Sally Ulmer Anglim Nancy Fox Ardell J. Allan Arnold Kimberly Adams Beck Rachael Andrew Boezi Gregory D. Bray Kimberly Baker Brown Kathryn E. Budd Christopher T. Cantwell Diana Carson Chapman Adam D. Cohen Timothy D. Cronin Patrick E. Crossin Laura Coppoc Cummings Douglas S. Dove Ann-Clore Jones Duncan Laurie Boothby Eichelman Leah Schoenfeld Foutty Melinda Maine Garvey Jane Boatman Geller Rebecca Voss Goertzen Carolyn Haynes Hardman Elizabeth Hart Helms James M. Hinshaw Kymberly Bailey Hlavin Amy Best Hollander
Mary Majewski Holt Stacia Stanford Lozer Jeffrey S. Main J. P. Matzigkeit Philip William McCauley III Kathryn Hendricks Mills Ann M. Murphy Sharon Kaczala Parbs Cynthia Meyers Plate Charles G. Skidmore Cia Karampas Souleles Bryce T. Stewart Robyn Russell Stewart Thomas D. Strup Lisa Taylor Sturgeon Kristin Jones Tegethoff Julia Chalmers Werner David W. Wood Susan Geeslin Woodhouse John M. Yarger
Mary Bieghler Brodt Kristie Weimar Burke John D. Calacci Caryn O’Brien Callanan Julie A. Camarillo Amy Cozad Challgren u Devon Wade Crittenden Frank E. Danaher Cary R. DeGraaf Gina Montemurro Ehlman Mindy Laukitis Ellis Jill McWilliams Everhart Amy Fredrick Fetterer Ragnar V. Flesvig III Sheri Adams Gladden Brian J. Goslee Nancy Orn Grobengieser Michael A. Hackman Mary Card Harbaugh John V. Hollensteiner Brian J. Jaworski Nicole Brattain King Allyson Wylie Klak Jack A. Lawrence Joan Richards Lawrence Thomas L. MacMillan Eric R. Marshall Patrick E. Meyer John A. Miller Max A. Miller, Jr. Todd M. Myers
CONTRIBUTORS Alice Houston Abney Carol Lawson Barrett Leanne Longstreth Batchelder Karen Platt Bearman Todd D. Bess Laurie Tacheny Borden Deneen Troutman Brennan Nicole Brock-Masterson
Shara G. Neidell Daniel E. Nelson Debora Hewitt Neumeyer Robert J. Noecker Cynthia Havenstein Nugent Robert H. Osha Robert S. Perry Sandra Ferrell Ragle Philip R. Ratzer Marlene McQueary Richter Jennifer Smith Rodriguez Darcie Eglen Rueschhoff Toya Sherrod-Sarpy Dennis J. Stehlik Melissa Straubinger Stehlik Martha Libka Sutherlin Jill Dawn Thompson Jeffrey S. Tomlin Christopher E. Tucker Katherine Kaweske Tucker Brad J. Wilson Russell D. Young
OLD GOLD CIRCLE** u John W. Busey II Amy Orlando Paine Caroline Campbell Porfilio CHARTER CIRCLE** Jon D. Lundy Deborah Mitchell-Nagpal Amy Haugk Osborne Scott E. Osborne Katherine Cornelsen St. John Kimberly Rodman Starke Kristina Thomas Trinkle John W. Wehrenberg
CLASS CHAIR: John W. Busey II
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Philip W. Cecil Todd M. Cleveland Jennifer Pancoast Cochran Gregory J. Goetcheus Jeffrey F. Knupp Robert A. McMahon James T. Oakey Chad B. Peters Cheryl Noel Ross Nathan M. Ross Mark E. Smith
ANNUAL FUND: $53,909 DONORS: 145 PARTICIPATION: 31%
PATRONS CIRCLE Mark J. Bransfield Brent W. Coil
1990
Endowment Gift at Work
Rediscovering a revolutionary 18th century woman writer through a faculty fellowship Brussels-born writer Cornélie Wouters was a woman who defied convention and still defies description. “She was a proto- lots of things,” jokes Associate Professor of Modern Languages (French) and 1993 DePauw graduate Carrie F. Klaus. Klaus journeyed to Belgium during a sabbatical last year to learn more about this fascinating figure. With support from the Dean and Martha Dunlavy Mitchell ’51, ’52 Faculty Fellowship Fund, she is continuing her research on Wouters, as well as other writers of that era. Writing in Paris during the later 1700s, Wouters left behind an allegorical text about the American Revolution, a science fiction work about a trip to the moon, and even a letter to the French National Assembly, boldly arguing that Jews should be admitted as citizens. If all that weren’t enough, she produced translations of contemporary texts as well. History has forgotten many European female writers of the pre-revolutionary period, Klaus contends, excluding them from the compendiums that pass along “major writings” from one generation to another. The result is a pre-conceived notion that women writers in 18th century Europe were rare and certainly almost never published. Not so, Klaus explains. Women had a definitive place in 18th century literature, and thus in the intellectual life of the times. In resurrecting our memories of such women as Wouters, Klaus hopes to help her students see the entire era anew.
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