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LIFE AFTER LYON: A MEDICAL ALUMNI PROFILE

A Letter from the President Fall 2013 Volume XL, Number 2 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF/ LAYOUT Nell Tebbetts, ’07 EDITOR/DESIGNER Josh Tate

You may have noticed in the national media lately that many are questioning the value of a college education. These analysts express concern about the cost and whether or not that cost is justified. At the same time, scores of “experts” tout the virtues, mainly in terms of price tag and convenience, of “massive open online courses” (MOOCs). However, whether you are sitting in a university classroom with 300 other students or at your kitchen table looking at a computer screen, you are not engaged in the personalized form of education that is the hallmark of Lyon College. What we do at Lyon and other commonplace approaches to education in America today truly have nothing in common.

CONTRIBUTORS Samantha Jones, ’14 Kenton Adler John Krueger Alex Patrono-Smith, ’15

Small classes where the teachers know all the students and work with them regularly outside of class offer the most valuable and beneficial way to shape those who will lead the next generation. Lectures in a vast impersonal hall simply cannot provide what is gained when a professor and 15 students gather for class. When I taught at Lyon, I was glad to devote hours discussing research papers with my students. By the time a student enrolled in a third or fourth course of mine, I would know just how to guide the work of that particular individual.

PHOTOGRAPHY Chandra Huston Josh Tate ALUMNI RELATIONS Taryn Hill Duncan, ’91 Lyon College 2300 Highland Road P.O. Box 2317 Batesville, AR 72503 www.lyon.edu Lyon College offers a liberal arts education of superior quality in a personalized setting. A selective, independent, undergraduate, residential teaching and learning community affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Lyon encourages the free intellectual inquiry essential to social, ethical, and spiritual growth. With a rich scholarly and religious heritage, Lyon develops, in a culture of honor, responsible citizens and leaders committed to continued personal growth and service.

PRESIDENT Donald Weatherman VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Jon Vestal

Advances in technology have affected teaching methods, but can never replace those wonderfully dedicated faculty who develop personal relationships with their students. After all, we are not training people simply to repeat what someone else has articulated; we are teaching them to develop their own ideas and beliefs, so they can pursue their own callings. Helping young people cultivate the art of thinking deeply and communicating clearly is especially challenging in a society dominated by tweeting and texting.

So, while the newshounds are captivated by our establishing the football team and our recruiting Chinese students, the substance of what Lyon does has not changed. How we go about this is regularly adjusted to keep up with new technology and the changing nature of the student population, but we continue our commitment to providing an education that ensures the success of our graduates. That is the constant in our ever changing world.

What a joy it is to be at a College that understands and pursues its mission.

Sincerely,

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Arts faculty take center stage

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LIBERAL ARTS IN ACTION Putting theory into practice in student research

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Expanding horizons through international travel

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Teaching leadership outside the classroom

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Making a difference in the community through faith

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Exploring urban poverty in Mexico

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ALUMNI Letter from the Alumni Director

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Alumni Side by Side: 1963 and 1993

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Alumnus Spotlight: Don Hurley, Class of ’77

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Alumni News and Notes

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GIVING Where does your money go?

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Honor Roll of Donors

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BEST Lyon College has recently been named one of the best liberal arts colleges in the nation by four different entities.

U.S. News and World Report ranked Lyon in the top tier of best national liberal arts colleges for the seventh year in a row. Lyon also made the list of colleges whose students graduated with the least debt load.

The Princeton Review recognized Lyon as a “Best Southeastern College” in its annual report for the tenth consecutive year, and Lyon is included in Forbes.com’s “America’s Best Colleges” ranking. Washington Monthly magazine’s annual College Guide named Lyon one of the best liberal arts colleges in the country.

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Life after Lyon: the healing touch Lyon alumni have met great success in medical careers all over the nation. From dentists to neurologists (and even a forensic chemist), they all took their first steps toward their careers at Lyon College.

Dr. Julea Garner, ’89, is much more than a family physician in Highland, Arkansas. She is a private pilot. She is a world traveler. And according to Garner, she has Lyon College to thank for all of it.

Garner initially attended Lyon to better her chances at being accepted into medical school. She found encouragement to pursue professional goals in her classes, quickly discovering new personal goals as well.

“I was taught to question everything,” she said. Garner explained how Lyon’s professors encouraged her to expand her worldview, leading her to travel quite a bit while still an undergraduate. Garner traveled to England, 2

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Austria, Germany, and Italy with groups from Lyon, and remembers camping on the Adriatic Sea. She continued expanding her worldview in medical school, opting to work in Alaska for one winter during her residency. “I’m sure everyone thought I was crazy,” she mused, “but it was phenomenal.” During her residency, she also obtained a private pilot’s license, expanding the adventurous nature she developed when studying at Lyon.

“I was challenged with the teaching and in personal aspects,” Garner said of Lyon. “It helped me develop a lot of character. It was a great experience.”

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ADAM ROBERTSON Retired physician in interim medicine and emergency medicine Ran First Line Care Corporation Birmingham, Alabama “[Lyon] gave me a great background in chemistry and biology for making it through medical school. Medical school was actually easier than college. I made better grades in medical school than I did in college. I had a minor in English, and I really enjoyed the fact that it was a liberal arts college.”

JOEL HALPERN Optometrist at Halpern Eye Associates Dover, Delaware “[Lyon College] kept me from flunking out. I went to military school for high school, and it had a really high flunk out rate, so I chose a small school, and it was a great experience. It really helped me being in a small environment. The education just made me well-rounded.”

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MELISSA HICKS Family Medicine Physician at Mountain Area Health Education Center and Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill Asheville, North Carolina “My years at [Lyon] gave me a strong, broad base in learning. Even though I was very focused on the sciences for my degree and career, I was blessed with the opportunity to broaden my scope due to the school’s encouragement to be part of many aspects of college/campus life.”

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DAVID CHURCHILL Cardiologist at Walker Heart Institute Fayetteville, Arkansas “[Lyon] gave me a very good background in the sciences, both chemical and biologic, and helped me do well on the medical college admissions test, getting me into medical school. It taught me a lot of good study habits as well that helped me in medical school.”

SHANE FORD Optometrist at Arkansas Eye Care Group Conway, Arkansas “Lyon helped prepare me well for optometry school. The academic preparation, paired with the personal attention from some great professors, gave me a good background for success in my profession.”

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SHAWN STANDRIDGE North America Medical Director at Procter & Gamble Cincinnati, Ohio “Lyon prepared me for my career by training me to work with other professionals, which helps me to lead and to navigate through complexities on the job. ”

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SHANNON (ANDERSON) STANDRIDGE Child Neurologist, Co-Director of Rett Syndrome Clinic, and Director of Medical Student Neuroscience Education at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati, Ohio “Lyon prepared me for my career by constantly challenging me academically, preparing me for continued challenging medical education and training, which led to my success with future employment.”

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CHRISTY (SULLIVAN) WILLIFORD Forensic Chemist at the Arkansas State Crime Lab Little Rock, Arkansas “Lyon is more realistic than a bigger state school. At Lyon, you work in small groups of people and you work one-on-one with people. You feel like a team with the people in your major and constantly push yourself and others to succeed. It gave me the right attitude to approach a job with in that way.”

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ROB YATES President and CEO of Jonesboro Prosthetic & Orthotic Lab Jonesboro, Arkansas “My time at Lyon provided an excellent foundation for future endeavors, including intense graduate studies at Northwestern University in prosthetics and orthotics and taking on the leadership of my family business in that field. The focus on writing in all fields of study and the broad foundation of the liberal arts education have served me well over the last decade in many aspects of life.”

JOSEPH RUGGER Director of Finance & Administration at Jonesboro Prosthetic & Orthotic Lab Jonesboro, Arkansas “Lyon’s business program helped prepare me both for graduate school and real world practice. Not only did I learn from top quality professors, I also interacted with other great students. The relationships and educational foundation I built at Lyon continue to help me succeed. Lyon helped me hone leadership and critical thinking skills that are very beneficial in our practice at JP&O to this day.”

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// ON CAMPUS The Lyon College Pipe Band was founded nearly thirty years ago by Dr. Ralph Graham.

In conjunction with the annual Arkansas Scottish Festival, the pipe band has become an integral part of the Lyon College experience. The sound of bagpipes is one of the first things a prospective student hears when visiting the campus and bonding with the College. The call of the pipe leads a freshman to matriculation and is one of the last sounds a graduating senior hears as the flame is passed from torch to torch around Bryan Lake at the conclusion of The Scots Walk.

Throughout the time a student spends on campus the pipe is nearly ubiquitous, as was immortalized on a t-shirt in 2004: “Lyon College, where the bagpipes never stop . . .

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Role of Scottish Heritage Program to expand with new minor

by Kenton Adler Instructional Technology and Prospect Research Associate and member of the Lyon College Pipe Band

The band has competed three times at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, and hopes to bring a world championship trophy home to Batesville the next time they attend. When the pipe band is combined with students from the Highland dance classes, full participation in the Scottish Heritage Program has been as high as forty individuals at one time.

The distinctive Lyon College tartan is recognized far and wide, even by non-pipers. The band has represented the College in New York City, New Orleans, at opening ceremonies at the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, and by performing at countless competitions, Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan worship services, Burns Night celebrations and parades throughout the region. Important events on campus are marked by the band or individual pipers. Former students, faculty, and staff often call to request the services of a piper to celebrate a wedding or to pay tribute to a life well-lived.

The Lyon College Pipe Band is comprised primarily of students—talented pipers and

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drummers who meet the stringent academic requirements of the institution—hailing from all over the country. Staff, faculty, and community members also are welcome to participate.

history, Celtic Christianity, art, theatre, and other disciplines, making the Celtic Studies minor a model of the liberal arts philosophy for which Lyon College is nationally recognized.

Left: Pipe band members Geoff Carter, ’17; Fred Kiffer, ’14; and J. D. Spahr, ’15

Building on the foundation of the Scottish Heritage Program, Lyon College is now broadening its scope by developing a Celtic Studies minor. Lyon will be one of only a handful of schools to offer a course of Celtic-oriented subjects, and the sole college in the south-central region to do so. Over time, College administrators hope that the minor will grow to include elements of Scottish

Initial offerings will include classes in British and Irish history, but will incorporate elements of British literature, Celtic mythology, and Scottish music and dance. The music class will take the form of a “bagpipe-musicfor-non-pipers” course which will illustrate, demonstrate, and explain the elements of piping and other Scottish music that Lyon students regularly hear on campus.

Below: Jimmy Bell, Director of the Scottish Heritage Program

Watch the Lyon College Pipe Band perform and enjoy many other aspects of Scottish culture at the 35th annual Arkansas Scottish Festival April 11-13, 2014, on the Lyon College Campus.

For more information on Lyon’s Scottish Heritage Program, contact Jimmy Bell at 870307-PIPE or james. bell@lyon.edu.

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Arts faculty take center stage From 19 years of service to the newly employed, Lyon College’s fine arts faculty have travelled from all corners of the United States to teach visual arts, music, and theatre and lead students to embrace art culture as part of their present and future lives.

Born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, it may not come as a surprise that newcomer Assistant Professor of Theatre Dr. Fonzie Geary knows the winners of every Kentucky Derby by heart.

“I am a major horse racing enthusiast,” said Geary. “I don’t gamble; my interest has more to do with the sport and the rich history of the sport.”

It was Geary’s English teacher who first drew him to theatre. “My end-of-year project involved groups writing and performing their own play,” he explained. “I found myself going at this project with alacrity. I won Best Actor.”

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However, despite his theatre activity, Geary never considered a career in the field; he was a psychology major who mastered in clinical psychology and worked as a psychotherapist.

“Theatre was just something I did for fun,” said Geary. “But by the end of my undergrad [years] I discovered that theatre was where my heart lay. I went back to school and was soon convinced I had made the right decision. I was genuinely happy with the direction my life was heading. So I kept going.

And here I am.”

Though he considers himself a man born into art, it took the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger’s disintegration for Assistant Professor of Art Dustyn Bork to discover his passion.

“I was interested in astronomy and thought being an astronaut sounded cool,” said Bork.

“The Challenger helped me realize that I didn’t actually want the risk of going into space, but rather just enjoyed studying and drawing the space shuttles.”

Bork’s art has taken him across America and the world, but his most profound experience was his residency in Italy in 2011.

“It was amazing to spend a month in Italy,” said Bork. “It is awe-inspiring and humbling to see over 2,000 years of artistic creation and innovation in the art capital of the western tradition. My art changed at that moment. I realized there’s passion and drive to create inherent in all of us, and that experience motivates you to not hesitate. Do not wait.”

Born in the fourth largest city in the country, Houston-born Morgan Page, Visiting Professor of Art, is comfortable back in the American South.

“Before Lyon I was teaching in Connecticut,” said Page.

“It was a very different atmosphere. In Texas we smile at everyone and you’ll likely hold the door open for your worst enemy. It’s just Southern hospitality. People can be very cold in the Northeast.”

Inspired by photography and video, Page typically works in the world of documentary and has shown in galleries and museums across Texas, Tennessee, New Jersey, and New York.

Below, from left: Fonzie Geary converses with Yorick, Dustyn Bork displays a color wheel along with one of his paintings, Morgan Page shows off her twin-lens reflex camera Next page: Russell Stinson points to an error in his facsimile of Bach’s Orgelbüchlein, Michael Oriatti holds one of his conducting batons

“My work in Memphis and New Jersey was the most personally transformative for me, I think. Throughout my work in those places, I experienced so much compassion and empathy both on my part and the people I interviewed, photographed, and videotaped.

That work has greatly impacted my life.”

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// ON CAMPUS A native of Athens, Georgia, Josephine E. Brown Professor of Music and College Organist Dr. Russell Stinson came to Lyon in 1994.

Stinson grew up in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, where as a high school student he succeeded his mother as the organist at the Wilkesboro Baptist Church. He is a widely published Bach scholar (indeed, the foundation of his career lies with Bach) with five books and numerous articles, reviews, and editions to his merit.

“I knew I had to be a professional musician when my organ teacher assigned me Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D Minor,” said Stinson. “It was inevitable.”

When asked what the most memorable moments in his career were, Stinson stated: “Hearing the music of Bach in Leipzig, Germany, in the churches where he worked; hearing the music of Brahms in the Musikverein in Vienna, where he conducted; and performing Steppenwolf’s ‘The Pusher’ at the local YMCA as a teenager.”

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Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Michael Oriatti joined the Lyon College faculty in January 2013. He is a faculty member in the Rensselaer Program of Church Music and Liturgy in Indiana, and has previously served on faculty at Columbia College Chicago and as Interim Director of Choral Activities at the University of Chicago.

A philosophy major for a time as an undergrad (though he never took a philosophy class), Oriatti was confident he would be an art major before he attended college.

“I was always musical,” said Oriatti. “But after excelling in the undergrad music courses and enjoying singing in the university choral ensembles, I was convinced that music was the answer for a career.”

Oriatti has directed the Edgewater Singers Community Chorus, The Hinsdale Chorale, and the Rockefeller Chapel Choir (to name a few), and this year has begun directing the Batesville Choral Society and the Weston Music Studio’s Highlander Youth Singers, Batesville’s first community children’s choir.

Sixty-two years since the College last fielded an intercollegiate football team, the Board of Trustees has voted unanimousely to reinstate the sport.

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The Lyon College Board of Trustees made a bold move in June when it voted to reinstate its football program after a 62-year absence.

The College embarked on a vision not only to enhance its campus community, but also solidify the institution’s relationship with Batesville and the northeast Arkansas community.

The reason for the reinstatement of football is complex, according to Lyon President Dr. Donald Weatherman.

“First and foremost, we exist for education,” Dr. Weatherman stated. “Football will afford us the opportunity to provide that education to more students. It is my priority to maintain our high academic standards and admissions requirements for all student-athletes.”

A feasibility study conducted in the spring and led by Lyon College Director of Athletics Kevin Jenkins showed that not only would the football program pay for itself, it would also create additional revenue for the institution due to the additional students it would attract.

“We have a three-year phase-in program that includes bringing in approximately 60 to 65 student-athletes by the fall of 2014, and then approximately 100 to 110 by the fall of 2015,” Jenkins explained. He went on to say that the College’s plan is to construct a football field house by next fall, and for players who begin classes in the fall of 2014 to go through workouts the first season.

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start-up of the Scots’ baseball program and served as head coach from 1992 to 2009 (also holding the role of director of athletics in his final four years at the institution) was hired as the football program’s head coach in July.

“We’ll probably hold at least two football scrimmages during the fall of 2014, so the public will have an opportunity to come out and get a look at the team,” Kelley stated.

Home games for the Scots will be played at Batesville High School’s Pioneer Stadium.

The Scots will begin intercollegiate play in 2015 and have already been accepted into the NAIA’s Central States Football League as a full member during their first year of play. Other members of the conference include Langston University, Oklahoma Baptist University, and Bacone College from Oklahoma and Southwest Assemblies of God University, Texas College, and Wayland Baptist University from Texas.

Dr. Weatherman, who has stated that Lyon College’s goal is to raise its current population of about 600 students to a target number of 800, said the growth of the student population by 25 percent could cause some problems—good problems.

“We will probably have some problems initially with housing and classes,” the president noted. “We are a residential college that prides itself in a personalized education. Both of these could be stretched during the 201516 academic year.”

Dr. Weatherman went on to say that growth will provide advantages in areas other than just increased participation in sports and larger numbers of student-athletes. “We are committed to growing the College for financial and academic reasons,” he stated.

“A larger student body will help us strengthen our existing programs, as well as give us options for adding some new programs. In

that regard, the growth we will enjoy with football and wrestling [which will be added in 2014] should help make us a better institution.”

In addition, Dr. Weatherman said Lyon College’s relationship with the local community will be strengthened. The additional students will help support the local economy, and college football fans will have local games to attend on Saturday afternoons in the fall.

Previous page: Coach Kirk Kelley at Batesville High School’s Pioneer Stadium, where the Scots will play their games Below: The 1951 Arkansas College football team, the last team ever to play for the College

“In the short time since we announced the reinstatement of the football program, I have heard nothing but positive comments about what we’re doing,” he stated. “It has given Lyon remarkable media coverage, which has translated into student inquiries we never would have received otherwise.”

Despite the fact that Lyon College has not fielded a football squad since 1951, the College is deep in its tradition of the sport.

Football was first organized at what was then Arkansas College in 1890, with the first official intercollegiate game being played on October 1, 1913.

The sport was dropped in 1935 and later reinstated after World War II in 1947 and continued until the end of the 1951 season.

When the Scots put on their pads in September of 2015, it will mark more than 23,300 days since their last action on the gridiron. Lyon College will also embark on a new day, not only from an athletic point of view, but for the College as a whole.

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Putting theory into practice Senior Fred Kiffer is no stranger to hard work. A biology major, Kiffer has balanced countless campus organizations with a daunting academic calendar for the past three years. Kiffer even refused to take a break from his studies this summer, opting instead to conduct research on campus with Dr. Tim Lindblom.

Kiffer has been researching a protein Lindblom discovered when pursuing his Ph.D. The protein is involved in a type of detoxification, which rids the body of toxins, in a small nematode called C. Elegans. C. Elegans is a model organism, its DNA being completely mapped. Kiffer said that studying a model organism allows researchers “access to a lot of other peers studying the same organisms,” giving them an array of perspectives to work from.

Kiffer praised his experience in the lab, noting the importance of science students “putting all the theory they learn in class into practice.” He believes his research has transcended the classroom, leading to a large-scale discovery. Like many academic disciplines in a liberal arts curriculum, Kiffer’s work in the lab will impact “local communities and even humanity as a whole.”

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one’s field at all times. After all, as Kiffer explained, students become more appealing to graduate programs by furthering their knowledge outside of the classroom. Kiffer has achieved that goal this summer, bridging the gap between his liberal arts education and his specialization in biology. He believes this experience will help him pursue a number of careers in the field of biology.

Kiffer hopes eventually to attend medical school, but he’s excited about pursuing biology in the meantime. He noted how research makes students “more competitive in the eyes of graduate schools,” especially coming in handy for medical school applicants.

Left: Fred Kiffer, ’14, in the lab Above: Kiffer with Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Tim Lindblom

out the way his research can lead to discoveries for those proteins, too. “Not only are we contributing to a better understanding of the C. Elegans, we might also be contributing to a better understanding of this detoxification in the human body,” Kiffer said.

Even if Kiffer’s research leads to a dead end, he believes it will help other scientists and science students in research of C. Elegans.

“We are helping build stepping stones that might be beneficial to people or animals – or plants for that matter. It’s important to be reminded that students can continue pursuing our fields of study down a path that will allow us to make bigger contributions to the world,” Kiffer said.

While he is conducting research to broaden his knowledge of biology, Kiffer also noted how summer research will help him pursue work following graduation this coming spring. “Graduate schools in the field of biology look very highly on students who have research experience,” he said, pointing out the importance of being involved in

Lindblom described how Kiffer and Jonathan Wirges worked in the lab with him to “understand how cells respond to toxic compounds.” Lindblom echoed Kiffer’s sentiment about research leading to a career, saying, “Research experiences like this one and those that other students did off campus are critical to help further develop student interest in research as a career option.”

“Perhaps more important,” he added, “is that this type of experience fits perfectly with the liberal arts tradition of learning to think critically and independently.”

Lindblom isn’t the only professor who hosted student research this summer; Anna Mickler, Natalie McFarland, and Kayla Floyd also researched under Dr. Dave Thomas. The students investigated caves with Thomas, embracing one of the professor’s biggest passions.

Like Kiffer and Wirges, Thomas’ students became involved with an ongoing project.

All the students, along with students who have worked on the projects in the past, will be published when Thomas and Lindblom finish their research.

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Expanding horizons Students and professors continue to gain new global perspectives through Lyon’s Nichols International Studies Program.

Dr. Scott Lien gazed up at the Blue Mosque dumbfounded, the grandeur and beauty of the sanctuary quickly washing over him. The stone pillars and domes, lit by hanging lights, shone almost ethereally.

“I had not expected a visible, impossible-to-miss manifestation of an entire culture and its layers of historical moments, but that is what I got,” he explained. Lien, along with Dr. Gloria Everson, was leading a Nichols Trip to Turkey, a destination steeped in culture.

But the trip taught the group much more than the culture of Turkey. Lien explained how the trip allowed students to learn culture, history, communication, and so-

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cial responsibility. “While our trip was not explicitly about service or social responsibility, the experience did teach us the kind of respect for difference that must prefigure any commitment to social responsibility,” he said.

Lien cited visits to the Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, and the hidden caves of Cappadocia, as well as being immersed in Muslim culture, for developing a truly well-rounded experience. “We put our wits to use in very real-world, real-global settings,” he said, Kelsey McGuirk, class of 2013, agreed with Lien, calling the trip “educational” and “fast paced.” According to McGuirk, Turkey far exceeded her expectations. “I was expecting a place that was foreign and old-fashioned,”

she explained, “but in reality, it is a very modern culture with most of the residents speaking multiple languages including English.”

Upper left: Students swimming in the Aegean Sea near Pirates Castle

She said the trip encapsulated what she loves about anthropology, noting how it focused on “taking the past, mixing it with the present, and learning about the differences between cultures.”

Lower left: Cameron Gitz, ’13, in Cappadocia Center: The whole group in Ephesus

“It was amazing,” she continued.

Lien, too, was moved by the trip, saying, “It was as valuable to each of us as any given experience we’ve had at Lyon. It was a gift for us all.”

Right: Leah Blackwell, ’13, and Hannah Williams, ’13, in front of the Blue Mosque in Istanbul

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// LIBERAL ARTS IN ACTION The teenagers hope to raise money for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, being involved in both academia and the Batesville community through UBMS. This isn’t the first time UBMS participants have served the community. In past years, UBMS has raised money for Batesville Family Violence Prevention, Wood-Lawn Nursing Home, and Arkansas Children’s Hospital.

Elaine Severs, director of UBMS, believes these projects teach students leadership outside the classroom. “We provide leadership development opportunities for students to help them strengthen the skills they will need to become leaders in their school and communities,” Severs explained.

Severs noted how the many UBMS activities, such as trips and special speakers, reflect liberal arts. UBMS does primarily focus on math and science, but the program shows students how to apply these subjects to the world around them. “We help them learn about careers that may provide opportunities to make a positive impact,” Severs said, noting how community service is a way to relate the classroom to the world.

Teaching leadership outside the classroom Smiling despite a humid summer day, a group of Upward Bound Math-Science students advertise a car wash on Harrison Street.

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After all, as Severs pointed out, “getting an education is more than just doing well in class.”

Upward Bound Math-Science is a federally funded TRIO program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. The program is designed to help eligible high school students recognize and develop their potential in math and science, and to achieve the skills and motivation needed to complete postsecondary programs that lead to careers in those fields. For more information, visit ubms.lyon.edu or e-mail msubound@lyon.edu.

Making a difference in the community through faith

Dr. Paul Bube, W. Lewis McColgan Professor of Religion, knows quite a bit about faith.

For Dr. Oliveira, Habitat allows her to exercise the “moral obligation to help those in need.” Oliveira has been volunteering since her teenage years, having seen severe poverty growing up in Brazil. “If we want to live in a better world,” Oliveira said, “we have to contribute what we can to achieve that.”

Having taught religion courses at Lyon for 12 years, Bube realizes the importance of applying faith outside the classroom. This summer, he exercised this concept through Habitat for Humanity. Bube, along with fellow professors Barry Gehm, Terrell Tebbetts, and Cassia Oliveira, worked on Batesville resident Andrew Richardson’s house. Bube said the project hit home with Richardson, who is strongly devoted to his faith.

Bube founded Lyon’s Habitat for Humanity chapter years ago through the Wesley Fellowship. “It was faith that motivated us from the beginning,” he said, describing how Wesley Fellowship members felt compelled to do “something more meaningful that could make a difference in the lives of others.”

“Andrew has been an amazing partner in building his home,” Bube said, noting how the preacher has worked three times the hours expected of a Habitat family. “He has been working in his church, teaching, and preaching for several years, so for him, the building of his home is fundamentally an expression of his faith.”

Above: Bube in front of one of the Habitat for Humanity homes he and other Lyon professors have worked on.

Habitat for Humanity does allow Bube to exercise his faith practically, but he quickly pointed out how “faith is fundamentally a practical thing.”

“Loving our neighbor as ourselves certainly includes helping each person build and purchase an affordable, decent home,” he said. “To paraphrase the Letter of James in the New Testament, ‘faith not lived out in a practical way is not really faith at all.’”

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Exploring urban poverty Lyon professors often work off the clock, discovering new ways to integrate academia with community service projects.

Through their work with Transformacion Urbana Internacional (TUI), Dr. Scott Roulier and Dr. Patrick Mulick have taken this idea to a whole new level.

Transformacion Urbana Internacional, a Chimalhuacán-based organization, aims to address urban poverty in a multifaceted, holistic way. In the past, TUI has established or organized business ventures, micro financing, urban reforestry, leadership training, and youth centers. Roulier brought TUI’s ProSalud project to Mulick in 2010.

Roulier had been searching for a project for some time, finding himself “somewhat disconnected from the real world” in academia.

The holistic aspect of the project appealed to him, allowing him to apply academic socioeconomic research to a very real world problem. Mulick, too, found the project to be “the perfect blend of science and social sciences.”

ProSalud addresses many problems, helping to prevent common diseases, reduce health care costs, and increase civic participation in developing healthier lifestyles. Mulick explained how he and Roulier, along with three students, researched the Chimalhuacán community to help TUI better understand the health and civic needs of the community.

After developing a survey to explore the effectiveness of ProSalud’s programs in the summer of 2010, Dr. Roulier and three students fluent in Spanish began interviewing members of the Chimalhuacán community in Mexico. According to Mulick, the research provided “specific information on the needs and conditions of the people of 20

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Chimalhuacán” to assess the effectiveness of TUI. The results showed that many residents of the community struggle with sadness and depression, often living without access to nutritious food, proper medical care, or exercise.

After the first visit to Chimalhuacán, Roulier began truly to understand the purpose of TUI. “I had no idea of the demographic changes in the world,” he said. “There is a connection between how we live and our impact on the natural environment.”

Roulier returned to Mexico in 2012 to continue the group’s research, traveling to Los Reyes this time. Here, the group collected data with a revised survey.

According to Mulick, the goal of this study is to help TUI assess and use its resources more wisely. He noted how the study has already helped with successful grant applications, a very important part of research. Still, Mulick insisted that the group’s work in Mexico is nothing compared to the work TUI does onsite.

“We are not the ones living with our families in a slum community—a radical commitment by TUI staff,” he said, “but we can certainly come alongside people doing noble

work and use our humble gifts to make their efforts more fruitful.”

He also pointed out that the project reflects the liberal arts curriculum, describing the “interdisciplinary nature” of the study. The students, all fluent in Spanish, used their diverse academic backgrounds to assess the Chimalhuacán community.

One student, Jessica Enderlin, has been profoundly affected by the work. Fascinated by statistics, Enderlin enjoyed conducting interviews and evaluating data—but she enjoyed helping the community even more.

“I’m a biology major, leaning towards medicine or public health for my future job,” she explained. “As a doctor, I would like to help people like I’m helping by evaluating health and community in Los Reyes.”

Above: Images of Chimalhuacán poverty

She called the project “amazing,” adding how it “could really benefit impoverished people across the globe.”

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Alumni Director Taryn Duncan, ’91, and her daughter Kaitlyn, ’14

Greetings, Fellow Alumni:

UPCOMING EVENTS

Fall is always an exciting time for Lyon College! Once again, I have had the pleasure to witness Lyon’s campus become vibrant with the return of exceptionally gifted and talented students.

»» Founders’ Day: Friday, October 18

In September, the campus community welcomed the families of current students during Family Weekend. Families had the opportunity to meet their students’ friends, check out campus activities, and get to know the people of Lyon. This year’s event was another success!

We hope you will be able to join us for some of our upcoming events, especially Founders’ Day and Homecoming later this month. I also want to encourage you to make nominations for the following awards to be presented in 2014: Honorary Alumnus(a), Patterson Decade, Distinguished Alumnus(a), Decade of Service, Lifetime of Service, and Athletic Hall of Fame. Nominations can be made online at tinyurl.com/LyonAwards. We consider the alumni of Lyon College to be our most valuable resource who deserve recognition for their success and service to others!

»» Homecoming: Friday, October 18—Sunday, October 20 »» Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony: Saturday, November 16 »» Black Tie Blue Jeans Ball: Friday, February 28, 2014 »» Arkansas Scottish Festival Friday, April 11—Sunday, April 13, 2014 KEEP IN TOUCH!

Sincerely,

»» Join the Lyon Alumni Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/lyonalumni.

Taryn (Hill) Duncan, ’91 Director of Alumni and Parent Services

»» E-mail alumni@lyon.edu to sign up for the @LYON electronic newsletter, your monthly update on Lyon College and its alumni.

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Bill H. Walmsley

Sarah “Cricket” Oquist

Bill H. Walmsley was appointed to the Arkansas Court of Appeals in 2012. This summer, he has written and handed down 36 opinions and participated in at least 80 decisions on the judging panel.

Sarah “Cricket” Oquist has more than 12 years of experience as an attorney, specializing in banking, commercial finance, international banking, employment, and Indian law.

Walmsley graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 1966. He began his law practice in Batesville in April 1966 and is the longest practicing attorney in Batesville. He also served in the Arkansas Senate from 1971 to 1982.

After graduating from Lyon with an English degree, Oquist attended Creighton University School of Law. She went on to become a certified executive coach and management consultant, experience which she heavily uses at Sapienta Law Group.

Walmsley works in Little Rock at least four days a week, returning to his law office and home in Batesville about 12 days a month.

She currently works with top executives, management teams, and tribal entities to enhance leadership capacity at Sapienta.

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Alum Spotlight: Don Hurley, Class of ’77 Dr. Don Hurley, class of ’77, doesn’t know what it means to retire. Currently “semi-retired,” Hurley is still teaching, working as a practicing physician, and running his non-profit organization, called “Live Well.”

Above left: Hurley, the Student Government President, escorts Homecoming Queen Lisa Carr during Homecoming ’77.

Above right: Hurley today

Of course, Hurley has never really slowed down. Immediately after graduating from Lyon, he enlisted in the Navy, originally commissioned as a Line Officer. Once in the Pacific, he was selected to be the Shore Patrol Officer for the Pacific Fleet in Hong Kong. Hurley calls his experiences and skills learned in class with Dr. Dan West the “key” to his success in maintaining the peace as an officer.

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Atlantic Fleet soon after receiving his medical degree, traveling for political reasons often. “During my tax-payer funded travel, I frequently had to defend my Ozark Mountains liberal arts education to Ivy League graduates,” he said. “Dr. Terrell Tebbetts’ classes in English Literature came in handy.

When challenged to discuss any work of art or literature, I used the same phrases that mollified him in discussing Shakespeare or Blake.”

Hurley currently practices and teaches in South Carolina.

Class Notes To submit a class note for the next edition of the Piper, please e-mail alumni@lyon.edu. We love to hear what our alumni are up to, and so do your classmates!

Carl Garner, ’38, celebrated his 98th birthday June 1 with a cake featuring a photo of his Arkansas College basketball team. Happy birthday, Carl!

Charles F. Allen, ’61, was recently reappointed to the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board (AHECB) by Gov. Mike Beebe. Allen currently serves as Chairman of the AHECB. Arkansas Court of Appeals Judge Bill H. Walmsley, ’63, of Batesville administered the oath of office. Allen is Chief Administrative Officer for the Arkansas Correctional School System. He and his wife, Anne Hart Allen, live in Little Rock.

Charlene Barlos, ’63, writes, “After graduating from Lyon in 1963, my first teaching job was at the high school of Farmington, Missouri. I taught there three wonderful years before moving on. Thanks to Facebook, I have managed to reunite with some of those students.

Likewise, I would enjoy hearing from my college classmates who are also on Facebook.”

Patsy Magouyrk Wilson, ’63, writes, “After working 31 years for the Batesville Public Schools as a library media specialist, I have retired to spend time with my children, Kris (’90), Jeff (’93), and Mary Beth (’94) (all Lyon College alumni) and their families.”

Larry Gerber, ’66, writes, “On July 19, Jane and I became the proud grandparents of Soleia Rae Perrin, our eleventh grandchild.”

Mary Ann Bassham, ’67, writes “I retired May 31, 2011!”

Mary Henry, ’68, writes, “Just checking in. After Rock & Roll for 35 years plus, I’m spending most of my time back here in Batesville helping out Mom and Dad.”

Mitch Galiyas, ’72, is retiring as athletic director from Montour High School (Pittsburgh) after 38 years with the district. He was previously a history teacher, football coach, and volleyball coach.

David Magouyrk, ’74, writes, “After thirty-seven years at the Batesville plant site for Eastman KODAK, Eastman Chemical Company, and FutureFuel Chemical Company, I have retired. Linda and I have relocated to Northwest Arkansas to be closer to Heather (’98) and her family. We are certainly enjoying the time spent with the grandchildren.”

Michael Springer, ’74, writes, “I am proud of Arkansas College (Lyon College). This institution gave many a young person an excellent start in life. I am retiring from public school service after 38 years in Texas. Lyon College cared about people receiving an ethical outlook on our contribution in society. I take more pride in my experience with Old A.C. than five teaching certificates and three master’s degrees. People like Dr. Tebbetts and Coach Wann gave us a third and fourth chance to be a big frog in a little pond. I believe this tadpole had more than four opportunities due to the guidance of our facility in the early seventies. I am very grateful for their guidance and supervision. This educational atmosphere has given me the leadership abilities to be part of the American Red Cross (Texoma Chapter) and serve on our County Appraisal Review Board. Upon school retirement, I will honorably continue to serve North Texas (Grayson County) and am grateful for the opportunities that Old A.C. has given me.”

Tracy Seffers, ’87, writes, “I recently completed the 2012-13 HERS Institute for women in higher education leadership, held at Wellesley College. I’m also the site coordinator for a recently-launched chapter Fall 2013

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Trish Hastings Turnbough, ’87, has received the James H. Atkinson Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Arkansas History. Turnbough, a teacher at Cave City for 26 years, received the award during the Arkansas Historical Association Conference in West Helena.

Martha Hall Bowman, ’88, has posted a number of her covers of Patsy Cline’s greatest hits online.

Kelly Hunt Lyon, ’90, recently began a new stage of her career. She is now Director of Little Rock Area Campuses for Webster University, with centers in Little Rock and Jacksonville.

Scotty Merrell, ’92, was recently honored by the School of Medicine at Uniformed Services University as it celebrated the “exceptional contributions” made by its clinical and scientific educators. He was nominated by his departmental chair in recognition of his “outstanding contributions in support of the new Molecules to Military Medicine School of Medicine curriculum.”

Cheryl Matthews, ’93, writes, “Retirement life is great.

I retired from Conagra in 1997, and Jeral retired in 2009.

Only one daughter of three daughters lives in Arkansas, so we moved back to Cave City to be near the Arkansas daughter. Oldest daughter lives in St. Augustine, Florida, and middle daughter lives in Chattanooga. We are busy traveling!”

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genres, according to Arkansas Business. Jacob’s latest fantasy novel, The Incorruptibles, is the first in a series of books Gollancz will publish. His first novel, Southern Gods, published by Night Shade Books in 2011, was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award. He also has several other published novels, including This Dark Earth and The Twelve-Fingered Boy. Jonathan D. Hern, ’95, writes, “In May ’13, I had a photograph selected to be shown in the Chicago Fire Foundation’s 3rd annual Art of Futbol. The CFF is the charitable arm of Chicago’s Major League Soccer Club, the Chicago Fire. My photograph entitled “Woodwork in Winter” was one of 20 pieces selected to be displayed at the event that featured local artists and their vision of soccer. I was extremely proud to be selected for this event in which local artists and Chicago Fire players met with gallery patrons for a night in which all proceeds went to charity.”

Deborah Carter Phillips, ’95, writes, “I got married on April 6, 2013, to Gary Phillips. We took a honeymoon cruise on Royal Caribbean’s Majesty of the Seas from Miami to Nassau and CocoCay Bahamas and Key West, Florida. I have two grown children, two young grandchildren, and now two young step-daughters. We live in Cottontown, Tennessee. Gary is the maintenance supervisor at an apartment complex and umpires baseball.

He is also a volunteer firefighter and first responder. I am an independent consultant for The Pampered Chef. He and I are very happy.”

Lt. Greg Tebbetts, ’96, (USN Reserve) recently earned his Seabee Combat Warfare pin.

Christopher Deppe, ’98, earned his master’s in military studies from Air University, Maxwell AFB in 2012.

Jane Ellen (Frazier) Newman, ’98, writes, “I got married to Greg Newman on October 30, 2011, at Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.”

Michael Scroggins, ’98, writes, “Starting this fall, I’ll be teaching drama at Sylvan Hills High School, my alma mater. Whoot whoot.”

Amy (Huffman) Boyce, ’99, writes, “My husband Jon and I are elated to announce the birth of our son, Jon Lawson Boyce, on October 18, 2011!”

Lance O’Daniel, ’99, and his wife Ambria announce the birth of a son, Linus John O’Daniel, who entered the world at 6 lb., 6 oz., and 19 inches.

Matt Taylor, ’99, writes, “In 2010 I went back to school and got my EMT certification and began taking pre-requisite classes for paramedic school and began testing at all the NWA fire departments. Bentonville hired me February 2011 as a part-time; they sent me through the fire academy rookie school, then hired me full-time August 2011. I’ve been a firefighter/EMT ever since, and I love it.”

Terrell King, ’00, writes, “After 13 wonderful years, I am leaving the students, parents, faculty, and staff of the Bastrop Independent School District and beginning my new job of Director of Elementary Staffing for the Round Rock Independent School District. In my new position, I will be responsible for the recruitment, hiring, staffing, and human resource issues for the 33 elementary schools in Round Rock ISD. It is a very difficult decision to leave; however, this move allows me to continue on the path of achieving my career goal of becoming a superintendent one day.”

Josh Baugh, ’01, and his colleague Brian Chasnoff were jointly awarded the Enterprise Journalist of the Year award for 2012 by the San Antonio Express-News for their coverage of ethics scandals at City Hall, initially about the largest construction contract in city history. Their coverage eventually led to substantial changes in the city’s code of ethics, adding to transparency in municipal government.

Megan (Muckelburg) Hartle, ’02, was married on August 16, 2013, to Chad Hartle.

Mark Cartwright, ’03, was hired in February as events coordinator for the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville. A 1998 graduate of Southside High School, he earned an associate’s degree in business administration from UACCB in 2000 and then transferred to Lyon College where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a management focus.

Jessica (Snodgrass) Rose, ’03, and her husband Michael Rose have two big changes in their lives. Their daughter Grace was born June 11, just as they were moving to Little Rock, where both are practicing emergency medicine at St. Vincent’s.

Amber (Cooper) Bazler, ’04, and her husband Thiago Bazler, ’05, joyfully announce the birth of their daughter Ella Grace Bazler. She was born July 20, 2013, weighing 7 lb., 10 oz., and was 19.5 inches long. She is welcomed by her older sister Ava, who is two years old. Both are redheads like their mama! The Bazlers recently moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Amber works as Director of Medical Aesthetics at WellQuest clinic.

Katherine (Tucker) Colgan, ’05, and her husband Kelly Colgan announce the birth of a son, Connor Lee Colgan, on July 2, 2013. Connor entered the world at 6 lbs., 11 oz., and 20 inches.

Bethany (Klonowski) Wallace, ’01, has completed a master’s in English language and literature at Arkansas Tech University.

Bill Pendergist, ’05, of Little Rock has been named a shareholder partner with Flake & Kelley Commercial.

Pendergist joined the company as an intern in 2005.

Shortly after being hired full time in 2006, he was selected to open Flake & Kelley Commercial’s Northwest branch in Fayetteville. He is now based in Little Rock and focuses on sales, leasing, and development transactions. He has represented clients such as the Arkansas Supreme Court, Cintas Corp., Jason’s Deli, Presidio Network Solutions, and Verizon Wireless, among others.

Julie (Harrill) Dunham, ’02, writes, “Been a busy year. In April, Craig (my long time fiancée) and I were married. On August 20th we celebrated the birth of our third child, Jonah Michael.”

Joseph M. Rugger, ’03, Director of Finance and Administration for Jonesboro Prosthetic and Orthotic Lab, has been selected as one of only thirty-eight young Certified Public Accountants who will participate in the AmeriFall 2013

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Robert L. Bailey, ’07, has been admitted to a master’s program in theoretical and applied linguistics at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, Spain, where he plans to specialize in discourse analysis and second language acquisition and pedagogy. He currently lives in Andorra, where he teaches English as a foreign language to adults.

Garrard Conley, ’07, has written a book about his experience at Love in Action. Signs and Wonders will be released next year.

Chad Engler, ’08, writes, “I’m managing the Kroger in Newport now. . . . As time has gone on and I’ve been put in charge of people, my perspective has changed. I’ve noticed that the more I manage to make my employees look good and be happy, the more connected and fulfilled I feel. I now manage exclusively for other people, and the results have been much better, both personally and for my business.”

Adam Penman, ’08, writes, “It’s official now: As of this August I’ll be teaching Government, Model UN, and AP Economics at Pulaski Academy.”

Christopher Schmitt, ’08, graduated this spring with a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Katee Castleman, ’09, graduated this spring with a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Jordan Lupo Heath, ’09, graduated this spring with a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Shannon Stringer McQueen, ’09, writes, “I can officially announce that I am the Office Coordinator over the oncology department at NEA Baptist Clinic! I’m so thrilled for this opportunity and can’t wait to move into the brand new Cancer Center next to the new NEA Baptist Hospital!”

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Ann Sullivan Ojeda, ’09, writes, “Married to Eric Ojeda on June 16, 2012, and living in Dallas, Texas.” Ann is teaching chemistry at The Hockaday School in Dallas, an all-girls’ private school.

Jennifer (Flegel) Crawford, ’10, writes “Aaron Crawford, ’10, and I were married December 15, 2012, in our hometown of Van Buren, Arkansas, after dating for nine years. We are now living in Conway, Arkansas, as Aaron is completing his doctoral degree in physical therapy at the University of Central Arkansas. I have recently graduated (May 11, 2013) from the University of Arkansas Fort Smith dental hygiene program. I am excited about my career as a registered dental hygienist and can’t wait to see what our future holds. We are incredibly thankful for all that God has blessed us with!”

Jessica Koon, ’11, writes, “Soon I will be moving to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, where I will be working for the university advancement department [at Southeast Missouri State University] as a graduate assistant while working to get my M.A. in English.” She plans to graduate in 2014.

Jessica Lange, ’11, will be teaching 9th grade English at Paragould High School for the next school year.

Eric Morgan, ’11, writes, “In June, I left Ozarka College and Mountain View School District where I served as a career coach for high school students for two years. In late July, I moved to Nashville where I will begin study this fall toward a master of divinity at Vanderbilt Divinity School.”

Christine Dykema, ’12, has been accepted to an M.A. program in clinical counseling with a specialization in sports psychology and leadership coaching through Capella University.

Whitney (Simpson) Hill, ’12, writes, “My husband and I would like to announce the birth of our son, Ty Walker Hill. Born September 11, 2013, at 6:17 p.m. He was 7 lbs., 5 oz., and 20 inches.”

Amber Simpson, ’12, is beginning an M.A. program in English (with an assistantship) this fall at Auburn

University.

Hannah Ellis, ’13, reports that she has just been hired as the director of communications for the Bill and Sharon Arnold Family Foundation, which is a small non-profit based in Little Rock with a particular interest in bringing art to underserved Delta communities.

In Memoriam

Rebecca Stamm, ’13, and Megan Holifield, ’13, noted their Advanced Composition essays “The Storm” and “Broken Wings” have been accepted by Thoreau’s Rooster, a national journal for undergraduate creative nonfiction.

Tiffany Thiessen, ’13, has been accepted into the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) that employs foreign, degree-holding individuals as assistant language teachers for Japanese school children. “I am really happy to be able to go back to Japan again,” Thiessen said. “I’m very excited to be a part of the 2013 JET program. After I go to Japan, I would like to gain more experience using the language.” She spent one semester at Akita International University in fall 2011.

Dorothy Griffin Wyatt, ’31 John J. Hickerson, ’43 Luna Rose Almond Bauman, ’48 John H. McCombs, ’49 Jim Hogan Love, ’50 Malcom E. Moore, ’50 Annie Mae Lambert, ’51 Billy Ray Crisp, ’52 Essie Mae Hudson Wells, ’55 Mrs. Frankie (Hudson) Crow, ʼ56 Lester L. Passmore, ’56 Betty Sue Hall Hinson, ’59 Norma Gray Swetnam, ’59 Freda S. Jackson, ’64 William D. Baxter, ’66 Donald Eugene Smith, ’66 George Joseph Gibbs, ’71 Bobby Joe Moore, ’74

DAYS GONE BY: Students relax near the science building in 1973.

See yourself in this photo? Tell us about it! alumni@lyon.edu or www.facebook.com/groups/lyonalumni/

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The Honor Roll of Donors Lyon is pleased to pay tribute to the many donors who gave to the College during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2012, and ending June 30, 2013.

Their generous gifts, both large and small, continue to help fulfill the promise of this institution.

LYON HEARTS The Lyon Hearts group comprises individuals and organizations who contribute $25,000 or more annually to Lyon College.

Arkansas’ Independent Colleges & Universities Mrs. Suzanne (Evans) Blair and

Mr. David Blair The late Mrs. John D. Blyth Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon Jr. Lyon Foundation Estate of Mr. Andrew Nelson II, ’69 Mrs. Peggy (Murphy) Parks, ’49 R. E. Lee Wilson Trust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stephenson Estate of Virginia Rutherford Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Mr. Perry Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Sloan Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Robert Young III THE FOUNDERS CIRCLE The Founders Circle comprises individuals and organizations who contribute from $10,000 to $24,999 annually to Lyon College.

Bellingrath Investments Limited Partnership Dr. Charles Fallis, ’49 First Community Bank of Batesville, AR Dr. Julea Garner, ’84, and the Reverend

Brien Hall, ’92

Ms. Beverly (Davis)

Johnson, ’57 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond

LaCroix Jr. Liberty Bank of Arkansas,

Batesville, AR Mrs. Frances “Sis” Bellingrath Pugh and

Mr. Robert Pugh Mrs. Virginia (Tucker) Robertson, ’64,

and Dr. Adam Robertson, ’63 Mrs. Connie Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteside III THE TARTAN SOCIETY The Tartan Society comprises individuals and organizations who contribute from $5,000 to $9,999 annually to Lyon College.

Mr. Don Bedell and Ms. Trudy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bell Mrs. Virginia Boyd Dr. and Mrs. William Bulkley Citizens Bank of Batesville, AR Mrs. Dana Daniel and Mr. Scott

Daniel, ’92 Daniel and Associates, Inc., Little

Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Mike Forbis Mrs. Jennifer Forrest and Dr. Robert

Forrest, ’97 FutureFuel Chemical Company,

Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Guido Grilli Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gunderman

Mrs. Martha (McGinnis) Healey, ’71,

and Mr. Jon Healey Ms. Andrea Hollander Mrs. Janie (Patterson) Hopkins, ’63,

and Mr. Howard Hopkins, ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jackson Jonathan’s Fine Jewelry, LLC,

Batesville, AR Dr. Leticia (Wright) Jones, ’01, and

Mr. David Jones, ’99 Mrs. Sarah “Cricket” Oquist, ’93, and

Dr. Rodney McFadden Mrs. Kathleen Parnell and Mr. Albert

Parnell, ’65 Mrs. Carolyn (Yeager) Peiserich, ’95,

and Mr. John Peiserich, ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Riggs Mrs. Patricia Sale and the Reverend

Thomas Sale Sissy’s Log Cabin, Inc., Pine Bluff, AR Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates, Madison, MS Stanley Wood Chevrolet Buick GMC

Cadillac/Scott Wood Chrysler

Dodge Jeep Ram, Batesville, AR Dr. Diane Tebbetts and Dr. Terrell Tebbetts Mr. Stephen Williams, ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wood

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Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Arkansas Community Foundation Arkansas Hoops, Inc., Sheridan, AR Mrs. Kay Kelley Arnold Mrs. Dianne Austin and Mr. Bill

Austin, ’62 Bad Boy, Inc., Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Baker Ms. Toni Baker Bank of America Matching Gifts,

Charlotte, NC Mr. Marlon Banks, ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Seth Barnes Dr. Amber (Cooper) Bazler, ’04, and

Mr. Thiago Bazler, ’05 Dr. Verona Brown and Mr. Gary Bebow Mrs. Terri Bell and Mr. Aubrey Bell, ’72 Dr. and Mrs. David Bell Mrs. Polly (Lenehan) Bell, ’46, and

Dr. R. E. Bell Mrs. Jo Beller and Dr. Chris Beller, ’98 Mrs. Gail Bellingrath and Mr. F. M.

“Mac” Bellingrath III, ’75 Mrs. Martha (Marshall) Bentley, ’67,

and Mr. Larry Bentley, ’62 Mrs. Sara Boone and Mr. Nevil

Boone, ’63 Dr. Benjamin Bridges, ’97 Mrs. Mary (Rutledge) Bristow, ’69, and

Mr. Bill Bristow, ’72 Mr. David Brogdon, ’93 Ms. Priscilla Bromaghim Mr. Michael Brookshire Mrs. Mitcheal O’Neal Brown Mrs. Regina (Rowe) Bryant, ’82, and

Mr. Thomas Bryant, ’74 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Buchanan Mrs. Melanie (Morrison) Buchanan, ’05,

and Mr. Matthew Buchanan, ’05 Adm. Robert Carius Dr. Djuana (Mason) Cartillar, ’89, and

Mr. James Cartillar Jr. Dr. Robert Cashner, ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Ghost Cheatham Mr. and Mrs. George Chlebak Mrs. Penny Churchill and Dr. David

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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cole Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooke Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper Cooper’s Hawk Golf Course,

Melbourne, AR Crafton Tull, Rogers, AR Dr. Victoria (Scritchfield) Crittenden,

’78, and Mr. William Crittenden Mrs. Jean (Rutherford) Crouch, ’62, and

Mr. James Crouch Mrs. Cindy Davis and Mr. Ricky

Davis, ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Boris Dover Mr. Julien Ducouret Dunvegan Foundation of Clan MacLeod Society U.S.A Mr. and Mrs. Davis Duty East Harding, Inc., Little Rock, AR Econo-Mart Pharmacy, Batesville, AR Edward Jones, Maryland Heights, MO F & F Construction Company, Inc.,

Memphis, TN Mrs. Ruby (Barr) Faught, ’47 Mrs. Lois Ferguson First Presbyterian Church,

Winnsboro, TX First Presbyterian Church, Batesville, AR Dr. Dickson Flake Mr. John Forkner, ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Tim Fortner Mr. Richard Galbraith, ’65 GAMEDAY Sports, Inc., Batesville, AR Mrs. Shirley Garlington and the

Reverend Gordon Garlington III Mrs. Jean Garner and Dr. Carl Garner, ’38 Ms. Diana (Wilson) Gray, ’88 Mrs. Lacrisha (Bumpous) Griffin, ’03,

and Dr. Rodney Griffin, ’96 Dr. and Mrs. John Griffith Lt. Col. Georgia (Martin) Haldeman, ’67 Ms. Gretchen Hall, ’01 Mrs. Judy Hance and Mr. Eric Hance, ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hegeman Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Dr. Doin Hicks, ’53 Ms. Nancy Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. Paul Holifield Dr. Carolyn (Green) Holloway, ’00 Mrs. Patricia (McAdams) Holmberg, ’73,

and Mr. Edwin Holmberg Jr., ’72 Mrs. Becky Horne and Dr. Rex

Horne Jr., ’75

Mrs. Sandra (Nash) Hughes, ’60, and

Mr. Bill Hughes, ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Brice Jackson Mrs. Kristie (Gay) Jenkins, ’92, and

Mr. Kevin Jenkins, ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnston Kallsnick, Inc., Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ketz Jr. Kirk in the Pines, Hot Springs

Village, AR LaCroix Optical Co., Batesville, AR Dr. Brandy Lancaster, ’95 Mr. Harry Lewis Mr. Mark Light, ’92 Mrs. Polly Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Mike Low Luther King Capital Management, Fort

Worth, TX Lyon College Booster Club Mrs. Betty Magbee Mr. and Mrs. Van Manning Jr. Ms. Margaret Martin Mr. and Mrs. Max McElmurry Miss Josephine McGill Mr. Thomas McGill Dr. and Mrs. Alan McNamee The Reverend Nancy McSpadden Mrs. Joanne (Nolen) Mosley, ’54 Mrs. Mary Mosley MPE Consulting Engineers, Inc., Little

Rock, AR Dr. Kristy Ketz and Dr. Patrick Mulick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nabholz Nabholz Construction Corporation,

Conway, AR Ozark Information Services,

Batesville, AR P-Americas, LLC, Somers, NY Mrs. Laura Parks Pediatric Dentistry of Eastern Arkansas,

Forrest City, AR Pleth, LLC, Batesville, AR Presbyterian Church of Bella Vista, AR Presbyterian Women, Synod of the Sun,

Midland, TX Presbytery of Arkansas, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pulley Mrs. Victoria (Bates) Queen, ’93, and

Mr. Alan Queen Mrs. Karen Rayburn and Mr. Len

Rayburn, ’91 Mrs. Urba (Carpenter) Reed, ’48, and

the late Dr. Stanley Reed

Mr. Dwayne Reliford, ’94 Mrs. Joyce (Reaves) Richey, ’64, and

Mr. John Richey Dr. Wanda (Allender) Rider, ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Biff Rogers Roll Giving & Paramount Community Giving/Teleflora Mr. Kenneth Rueter Mrs. Haley Rugger and Mr. Joseph

Rugger, ’03 Mr. and Mrs. James Rutherford III Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schwarzkopf Scoutware, Chicago, IL Mrs. Martha (Huggins) Shirrell, ’59, and

Mr. Jimmy Shirrell, ’58 Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson III Ms. Deborah Sisson, ’86 Mrs. Valerie (Holloway) Skinner and

Mr. Mark Skinner Mrs. Betty Sloan Dr. and Mrs. John Sloan Sloan Farms, Inc., Jonesboro, AR Mrs. Lesley Smith and Dr. Shane

Smith, ’93 Mrs. Jeanne Spragins and Dr. Joel

Spragins, ’60 Dr. and Mrs. John Spragins Spring River Presbyterian Church,

Hardy, AR Mrs. Frances (Satterfield) St. John, ’67,

and the late Mr. James St. John St. Paul’s Episcopal Church,

Batesville, AR The Boeing Co., Chicago, IL The Crow Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Townsley Dr. and Mrs. Bill Tranum US Bank, Robbinsdale, MN Dr. Crystal (Dickerson) Walker, ’00, and

Dr. Robin Walker Mrs. Janis Walmsley and The Honorable

Bill Walmsley, ’63, Walmsley Law Firm, Batesville, AR Mrs. Becky (Sims) Wann, ’73, and

Dr. Garry Wann, ’66 Dr. Michelle Warden and Mr. Kirk Warden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weeks Dr. and Mrs. Dan West White River Diagnostic Clinic, P.L.C.,

Batesville, AR White River Health System, Inc.,

Batesville, AR White River Petroleum Co., Inc.,

Batesville, AR Williams Equipment Co., Batesville, AR Dr. Virginia Wray Wright, Lindsey & Jennings, LLP, Little

Rock, AR Mrs. Lucy (Jeffery) Yeager, ’67, and

Mr. Danny Yeager THE PIPERS CLUB The Pipers Club comprises individuals and organizations who contribute from $500 to $999 annually to Lyon College.

Advanced Aesthetics of Arkansas, Little

Rock, AR Mrs. Beverly (McCullough) Almond, ’68 Arkansas Analytical, Inc., Little

Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Armenteros Mrs. Diane (Broadwater), ’68, and

Mr. Thomas Arnold, ’69 Arnold Kawasaki-Yamaha, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Barnett Jr. Beller Dental Clinic, Batesville, AR Black River Arms, Lynn, AR Ms. Connie Boyster Mrs. Elizabeth Branch and the Reverend

Dr. William Branch Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Jr. Mr. Robert Brown Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bube Dr. and Mrs. Robert Carter Mr. Henry Castaigne, ’15 Dr. Nancy Chase Clan Wallace Society World Wide Mrs. Cindy Cooke and Mr. John

Cooke, ’80 Cooper Drug Store, Thayer, MO Dr. Michael Counts Mrs. Terri (Pellow) Crawford, ’91, and

Mr. Gene Crawford II, ’85 Mrs. Michele (Houtz) Dahlquist, ’83,

and Mr. Eric Dahlquist, ’92 David Adams Fine Jewelry,

Fayetteville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dirksen Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Berkeley

Marina, Berkeley, CA Mrs. Mandy Dunaway and Mr. William

Dunaway, ’00

Mrs. Alberta Ericson and Master Chief

Edward Ericson, ’89 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund,

Cincinnati, OH First Presbyterian Church, Camden, AR First Presbyterian Church, Newport, AR First Presbyterian Church, Jonesboro, AR Flowers Baking Company, Batesville, AR Flowers Foods Bakeries Group, LLC,

Thomasville, GA Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foote Dr. and Mrs. Richard Forsythe Ms. Kerri Glaude Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Grafton Mr. Barry Hammers Mrs. Lou Anna (Stone) Hance, ’52 Mr. Jerry Hayes Ms. Olivia Hicks Dr. and Mrs. Jay Jeffrey Mrs. Mary Johnson and Dr. George

Johnson Jr., ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones III Mrs. Diane Joseph and Dr. William

Joseph, ’78 Mrs. Frances Moore-Kyle and Mr. Stuart Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Ross Land Dr. and Mrs. Tim Lindblom Dr. Adam Long, ’06 Ms. Judy Loving Lucas, Merriott & Associates, Inc., Little

Rock, AR Ms. Dorothy Lytle Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Malone Mr. Joshua Manning, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Dr. Scott Merrell, ’92 Mrs. Mary Lou (Gaither)

Montgomery, ’51 Mr. Charles Morris, ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Orlopp P.E., Inc., Maumelle, AR RCI Service, Batesville, AR Mrs. Jo Ann (Kerr) Richards, ’78, and

the late Dr. Ferry Richards Roark-Perkins-Perry-Yelvington, P.A. Robert H. Carter DDS, Batesville, AR Mrs. Alma Rogers and Mr. Donald

Rogers, ’88 Mrs. Annette Rollins and Dr. Jim

Rollins, ’69 Mrs. Patricia (Reynolds) Rutherford, ’80,

and Mr. Bruce Rutherford, ’77

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// GIVING Mr. Wayne Sarna Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seasholtz Ms. Patricia Seibert, ’83 Mr. Billy Sexton Shanty Creek Resorts, Bellaire, MI Mrs. Amy (Steele) Shaver, ’61 Mrs. Julia (Barnes) Shelton, ’00, and

Mr. David Shelton, ’00 Dr. and Mrs. James Shelton Mrs. Nicole Simmons and Dr. John

Simmons, ’90 Mrs. Ashley Simpson and Mr. Ray

Simpson III, ’01 Mrs. JoAnn (Adcock) Southwell, ’95,

and Mr. Wayne Southwell, ’95 Mrs. Frances (Benson) Stevens, ’56, and

Mr. Calvin Stevens Ms. Anne (Maxfield) Strahl, ’52 Mr. Donald Taylor, ’01 Mrs. Stacy Tebbetts and Mr. Gregory

Tebbetts, ’96 Travelers Community Connections,

Andover, MA TS Sand Management, LLC,

Melbourne, AR Mr. and Mrs. Jon Vestal Mrs. Laura (Tackett) Wagoner, ’64, and

Mr. Larry Wagoner White River Distributors, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Mr. David Winberry Woodlands Presbyterian Church, Hot

Springs Village, AR Mr. and Mrs. Carter Yeatman Mr. and Mrs. Perry Yohe Mrs. Kimberly (Dickerson) Young, ’00,

and Mr. Wayne Young SCOTS LEAGUE The Scots League comprises individuals and organizations who contribute from $250 to $499 annually to Lyon College.

Dr. Jessica Ambler and Dr. Richard

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Barbara Jean Ltd., Little Rock, AR Mrs. Betty (Massey) Barnett, ’87, and

Mr. Charles Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Beacham Dr. Martha Beck Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bish Mr. and Mrs. Dustyn Bork Mr. and Mrs. Dow Boyd Mrs. Kathleen (Colton) Branscum, ’82 Mr. Russell Branscum, ’77 Ms. Tina Brown Mrs. Ellen (Terrell) Case, ’82, and

Mr. Steve Case Mrs. Patsy (Chamberlin) Craig, ’49, and

Dr. Robert Craig, ’45 Mr. Bob Currie Mrs. Erin Dennis and Mr. Charles

Dennis, ’01 Doubletree Hotel Memphis Downtown,

Memphis, TN Mr. and Mrs. James Elsasser Ms. Sarah Esmail, ’11 Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Fort

Smith, AR First Presbyterian Church, Greers

Ferry, AR First Presbyterian Church, Heber

Springs, AR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald Fletcher & Bensky Furs, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. John Fluesmeier Mr. Thurman Ford Jr., ’56 Mrs. Gina (Block) Garrett, ’93, and

Mr. Lane Garrett, ’93 Dr. Tiffany (Runyan) Garrison, ’95, and

Mr. Zac Garrison Mrs. Mary Lou Gennings and Mr. Mike

Gennings, ’64 Mr. James Gilliam Jr., ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gladu Mrs. Nancy (Leonard) Grace, ’58, and

Mr. Preston Grace Jr., ’60 Dr. Dorothy Landis Gray Mrs. Laura Hance and Dr. Paul Hance, ’81 Ms. Susan Harmon Mrs. Kansas (Mullens) Harper, ’95, and

Mr. Robert Harper, ’93 Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley III Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hayes Mrs. Emma Lou (Jones) Hedden, ’47,

and Mr. Donald Hedden, ’50 Mrs. Maxine (Sharp) Hicks, ’50, and the

Reverend Roy Hicks, ’50

Mrs. Beth (Pegg-Clark) Highsmith, ’54,

and Mr. Sam Highsmith Holiday Inn Presidential, Little Rock, AR Mrs. Virginia Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hyatt Independence County/Economic

Development Commission,

Batesville, AR Ms. Ann Jackson Mr. Ed Jolly, ’62 Ms. Leanne Kamps, ’02 Mrs. Starr (Belleville) Kent, ’88, and

Mr. Johnny Kent, ’64 Kent’s Firestone Service Mrs. Elizabeth (Williamson) Kim, ’99,

and Dr. Peter Kim Dr. Charles Kimball II Mrs. Diana Lawrence, ’89, and

Mr. Fletcher Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie Jr. Mrs. Lois (Hudson) Levesque, ’85, and

Mr. Rodney Levesque, ’87 Mrs. Gretchen Logan Mrs. Ginger (Townsend) Long, ’93, and

Mr. Lester Long Jr., ’93 Dr. and Mrs. Darrell Loyless Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Steve Massey Mr. and Mrs. Tommy McCrary Mr. James McKissick Mr. Scott Mcleod Ms. Paula Menifee Merchants & Planters Bank,

Newport, AR Mr. and Mrs. Randy Miller Mrs. Jimmie Anne (Davis) Mitchum, ’66 Ms. Tracy Moon Mrs. Jane Ellen (Frazier) Newman, ’98,

and Mr. Greg Newman Mrs. Susan (Coffman) Parker, ’75, and

Mr. David Parker, ’74 Mrs. Sharmilee Patel and Mr. Dharmesh

Patel, ’92 Dr. and Mrs. John Peek Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pierce Mr. David Pittser Quality Oilfield Services, Tyler, TX Mr. and Mrs. Bob Qualls Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ragsdale Lt. Col. Thomas Rau, ’75 Ms. Louetta Riley, ’77 Rob Roberts Custom Gunworks, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Rose Law Firm, Little Rock, AR Mr. James “G. G.” Rutherford Jr., ’42 Mrs. Claire Sale, ’96 Mr. Jeff Showalter Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Skinner Mrs. Penny Sloan and Mr. Clay Sloan, ’81 Mrs. Laura Smith and the Reverend

Stewart Smith Mrs. Hope Spragins Mrs. Monica (Alexander) Sprankell, ’96,

and Dr. Adam Sprankell, ’97 Mr. Michael Springer, ’74 Mr. and Mrs. David Statler Mrs. Lara (Obert) Swearingen, ’04, and

Mr. Russ Swearingen, ’04 Mr. Clifford Tackett, ’60 Tate’s Bluff Presbyterian Church,

Chidester, AR Ms. Eleanore Tebbetts, ’07 The Clan Currie Society, Inc. Mr. Herbert Trumble Jr., ’72 Village Shoe Shop, Houston, TX Mrs. Linda (Langly) Wann, ’61, and Mr.

Fred Wann, ’59 Mrs. Cheri (Engle) Weitkamp, ’92, and

Mr. Roger Weitkamp, ’91 Mr. Andrew West Mrs. Cynthia Whitton and Mr. George

Whitton, ’74 Mr. Doyce Winningham, ’60 Winningham Farms, Center Ridge, AR ZT Amplifiers, Berkeley, CA SUSTAINERS Sustainers are individuals and organizations who contribute up to $249 annually to Lyon College.

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Abbott Acadia Restaurant, Little Rock, AR Mrs. Betty Adams Mr. Myron Adams Ms. Victoria Adams Adams & Cooper Plumbing Co., Inc.,

Jonesboro, AR Mrs. Nancy Love, ’12, and Mr. Kenton Adler Mrs. Elaine (Slayton) Akin, ’06, and

Mr. Timothy Akin, ’07 Ms. Barbara Akins Mrs. Lynn (McLachlan) Alberson, ’70,

and Mr. Michael Alberson Sr.

Mrs. Lisa (Stephens) Albertson, ’88, and

Mr. Kevin Albertson Mr. Craig Albin Dr. Sergio Alcoser, ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander All Star Music, Batesville, AR Mrs. Brandi Allen and Mr. Paul Allen, ’12 Dr. Anne Allen and Dr. Charles

Allen, ’61 Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen The Reverend Elveda (Hopper)

Allred, ’49 Alpha Xi Delta - Zeta Iota Chapter,

Batesville, AR Mr. Lance Alpuerto, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Amos Mrs. Ruth Anderson and Mr. Dale

Anderson, ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Jade Anderson Mr. Stephen Anderson Ms. Susan Anderson, ’00 Mrs. Christina Andrews and Mr. James

Andrews, ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Antici Anytime Fitness, Batesville, AR Arkansas Physicians Management, Inc.,

Little Rock, AR Arkansas Repertory Theater, Little

Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Baldomero Arteaga Mrs. LaGina (Swetnam) Austin, ’94,

and Dr. Bradley Austin, ’94 Automatic Gate Equipment & Supply

(AGES), Dallas, TX B. F. Smith & Son Saddlery, Pleasant

Plains, AR Mr. Frank Babb Mrs. Karen (Day) Bailey, ’85, and

Mr. Kenneth Bailey Mrs. Kadie Bailey-Branscum, ’10 Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Baker Ms. Laura Baker, ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Zane Baker Mrs. Vida (Hill) Baker, ’65, and

Mr. Lindsay Baker Mrs. Ann Balch and Dr. James

Balch Jr., ’64 Mrs. Amanda (Isaacs) Ball, ’02, and

Mr. Jonathan Ball, ’02 Mrs. Mary Ball, ’94, and Mr. Harold Ball Mrs. Andrea (Reeves) Baltes, ’93, and

Mr. Chris Baltes Mrs. Joanna (Faith) Barker, ’94, and

Mr. Butch Barker Dr. Charlene (Handford) Barlow, ’63,

and Mr. Ralph Barlow Mr. Matthew Baltz, ’15 Mrs. Jennifer Richardson Barnes, ’99,

and Mr. James Barnes Mr. Melvin Barnes Mr. James Barnett, ’47 Mrs. Jane (Alderson), ’73, and Mr. Terry

Barnhill, ’70 Mr. Sam Barrett Mrs. Jennifer (Ballard) Barron, ’94, and

Mr. Dean Barron Ms. Josephine (Wilson) Barry, ’74 Mrs. Mary Ann (Anderson) Bassham, ’67 Mrs. Zelpha Bates and Mr. John Bates, ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bates Ms. Meagan Bates, ’09 Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce,

Batesville, AR Batesville Daily Guard, Batesville, AR Batesville Glass Company, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Batesville Surgery & CT Imaging,

Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Richard Batey Mr. Xander Batey, ’13 Ms. Mary Jane Baxley Mr. and Mrs. Deaun Baxter Mrs. Camille (Allen) Beary, ’80, and

Mr. Michael Beary, ’79 Mr. John Beck Mrs. Holly (Collins) Beckwith, ’05, and

Mr. Clay Beckwith Mrs. Trisha Bell and Mr. Ott Bell, ’85 The Reverend Anna Bell and the

Reverend Stephen Bell, ’00 Belle Bottom Farms, Batesville, AR Mr. Blake Belvin, ’12 Ms. Kendrea Benjamin, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett Dr. Robert Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berkey Mrs. Linda (Eaheart) Berry, ’68, and the

Reverend Bruce Berry, ’68 Mrs. Sue Berry and Dr. Clyde Berry, ’53 Mr. Cody Besett, ’14 Mrs. Charline (Thomas) Bice, ’54 Biggers’ Bluff Bed and Breakfast,

Hardy, AR Bishop’s Collision Repair Center, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Ms. Judith Blackwell, ’05

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Dr. Brooks Blevins, ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Block Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blonien Mr. Bret Bloodworth, ’15 Bluff Powersports, Poplar Bluff, MO Mrs. Reagan (Greeno) Bodeker, ’03, and

Mr. Justin Bodeker Body Fit, Batesville, AR Mrs. Sarah (Yeager) Boelhouwer, ’96,

and Mr. Eric Boelhouwer Mr. and Mrs. Lance Bogoslavsky Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boling Mrs. Shannon (Alexander) Boling, ’07,

and Mr. John Boling, ’07 Mrs. Faye (Shoemaker) Bone, ’58 Dr. Lindy (Mason) Book, ’69 Mrs. Kelly (Schafer) Booy, ’01, and

Mr. Stefan Booy, ’99 Dr. Catherine Bordeau and Mr. Hira Herrington Mrs. Katie Bork and Mr. Eric Bork, ’07 Ms. Deletta Boutwell Mr. Marcus Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bowie Mrs. Amy (Huffman) Boyce, ’99, and

Mr. Jon Boyce Mrs. Mandy (Weaver) Bradford, ’97, and

Mr. Allen Bradford Mrs. Georganna Bradley and Mr. Edward

Bradley, ’72 Mr. David Branscum, ’08 Brewer Wholesale, Inc., Houma, LA Mrs. Betty (Rutledge) Brightwell, ’75,

and Mr. Danny Brightwell, ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brissey Mrs. Geneva (Sharp) Broadwater, ’73 Mrs. Mandy Brock and Mr. Edward

Brock, ’00 Mrs. Sandra Brock, ’82 Mrs. Tammy (Tate) Brock, ’94, and

Mr. Harold Brock Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks Mrs. Susan Brown and Mr. Ben

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Center, Batesville, AR Mrs. Karen Buck and Mr. Andy Buck, ’63 Ms. Brenda Buckelew Mr. and Mrs. James Buckles Mr. Randy Budnik Ms. Catherine Buercklin, ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Bultena Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bumgardner Mr. Jonathan Bunch, ’06 Mrs. Louise (Ferguson) Bunch, ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Burge Ms. Marianne Burgeson Mr. G. M. Burkland, ’73 Mrs. Janet (Parks) Burks, ’53, and

Dr. Arvil Burks, ’53 Mr. Oliver Burks Butch Steed Trucking, Thayer, MO Mrs. Anne Butcher, ’00, and Mr. Charles Butcher Mrs. Marie Byram Mrs. Dorothy Byrd Mrs. Brenda Cable and Mr. Jeffery

Cable, ’97 Mr. William Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campbell Ms. Mary Canady, ’65 Candy Bouquet, Mountain View, AR Mr. Kenneth G. Cannady Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cannady Ms. Harriet Cannon Mr. Philip Cargill, ’77 Carlee’s Crown Shop, Batesville, AR Carmike Oaks 7, Batesville, AR Ms. Stacey Carmeans Ms. Louisa (Vassileva) Carney, ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carr Dr. Charles Carter Mr. David Carter Mr. Mark Cartwright, ’03 Mrs. Patty (Shelton) Cash, ’94, and

Mr. William Cash, ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casper Mr. Kyle Castelo, ’10 Ms. Elsie Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Castleman Ms. Stephanie Ceccato, ’96 Mr. David Chagnon Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Chapman Cherokee Village Suburban Golf,

Cherokee Village, AR Dr. and Mrs. Roger Chisholm Mrs. Janet Chitwood and Mr. William

Chitwood Jr., ’57 Mrs. Lonnie Chow and Dr. Chun-Wai

Chow, ’51 Mr. and Mrs. John Church Ms. Julie Church, ’04 Mrs. Tonya Clapp, ’13, and Mr. Delmar Clapp Mr. Elvis Clark, ’62 Mrs. Brenda (Bearden) Clayton, ’90, and

Mr. James Clayton, ’94 Mrs. Kathy Clements, ’90, and Mr. Lyle Clements Mr. George Coats Mr. E. L. Cochran Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Coe Mr. Robert Coe Mr. Scott Coffin, ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Cole Mrs. Sue (Medlock) Coles, ’78, and

Mr. Robert Coles Mr. and Mrs. Todd Coles Mrs. Katherine (Tucker) Colgan, ’05,

and Mr. Kelly Colgan College of the Ozarks, Point

Lookout, MO Mr. John Collins, ’82 Colton’s Steak House & Grill,

Bateville, AR Ms. Rhonda (Wyss) Comer, ’73 ConAgra Foods Foundation Mrs. Caliene (McKinney) Coop, ’71,

and Mr. William Coop, ’56 Mrs. Melissa (Johnston) Cooper, ’77,

and Mr. Paul Cooper Mrs. Gretchen Cooper, ’05 Ms. Heather Copeland, ’05 Mr. Kevin Cordell Mr. Kyle Corrigan, ’14 County Discount Pharmacy,

Magazine, AR Courtyard by Marriott Little Rock Downtown. Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Dean Covington Mr. and Mrs. George Crain Sr. Mr. Gerald Crawford Ms. Valerie Crawford Ms. Debra Crenshaw Crittenton Women’s Union, Boston, MA Mr. and Mrs. Jay Critz Mr. Brad Crockett Ms. Kimberly Crosby, ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Al Crouch Mr. Travis Crouch

Crouch Insurance Agency, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Mr. Leon Crow and the late

Mrs. Frankie (Hudson) Crow, ’56 Ms. Katherine Crowell, ’11 Mr. Jack Crump, ’63 Mrs. Elizabeth (Rowe) Cummings, ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. David Dahlstedt Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dailey Ms. Jennifer P. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Darmetko Darrell’s Foreign Car Repair,

Batesville, AR Daughters of the Cross, Shreveport, LA Mr. James Davenport, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davenport Mrs. Dana Davidson and Mr. Cord

Davidson, ’95 Mrs. Lori (Carpenter) Davidson, ’96,

and Mr. Paul Davidson, ’96 Mr. Richard Davis, ’68 Mr. Michael Day, ’06 Daylight Donuts, Batesville, AR Deaton’s Storage, Eureka Springs, AR Mr. Judson Deere, ’10 Mr. Ronald DeFries Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey Department of Corrections, Benton, AR Mrs. Monica (Day) Didion, ’11, and

Mr. Jacob Didion, ’12 Ms. Rhonda Didion-Jurgens Dill Farms, Shreveport, LA Ms. Sue Dillard Direct Medical, Inc., Maumelle, AR Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon Mrs. Sallye (McMillan) Dobbins, ’60,

and Mr. John Dobbins Ms. Katrina Donovan, ’06 Mrs. Vickie (Farrier) Doolin, ’77, and

Mr. Bill Doolin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dorr Ms. Ashley Dorsey, ’08 Mr. and Mrs. George Dortch Mr. Landon Downing, ’13 Mrs. Michelle Downing and Mr. Rodney

Downing, ’95 Mrs. Donna Drown and Mr. Ronald

Drown, ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Drury Mrs. Peggy (Arnold) Dufek, ’65 Mrs. Taryn (Hill) Duncan, ’91, and

Mr. Tommy Duncan

Mrs. Jessica (Brents) Dunham, ’09, and

Mr. Joshua Dunham, ’12 Ms. Bailey Dunlap, ’10 Mrs. Diedra (Rutledge) DuPree, ’81, and

Mr. Joe DuPree Mrs. Elaine (Adams) Dupree, ’86, and

Mr. Robert Dupree Mr. and Mrs. Randall Durant Mr. and Mrs. John Durant Ms. Daisy Dyer, ’97 Mrs. Laura Earley and Mr. Jason

Earley, ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Eddington Mr. Eddie Edmonson Mr. William Egres Dr. Thomas Ekman, ’78 Mr. Pat Ellebracht Mr. Barry Ellis, ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis II Mrs. Marcia Ellsworth and Mr. Brad

Ellsworth, ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elrod Mr. Jason Ennis, ’99 Mr. Bill Eno Mr. Raymond Erby Mrs. Marie (Carpenter) Erwin, ’42 Mrs. Brenda Estes and Mr. Lowell

Estes Jr., ’71 Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Mrs. Linda Everett Ms. Beverly Everson Dr. Gloria Everson Mr. Wes Faith, ’91 Mr. Jon Farrar, ’15 Ms. Jordan Faulkner, ’13 Mr. Scott Faulkner, ’89 Feathers & Gunpowder, Newburg, AR Ms. Adele Fendley Mr. Jimmie Fields, ’63 Mr. Jason Finney, ’92 First Presbyterian Church, West

Memphis, AR Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher Ms. Frances Flener Mrs. Nona (Moore) Floyd, ’60, and

Mr. R. B. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Henry Floyd Mr. Leroy Fluesmeier Mr. Ryan Fluesmeier Flying Saucer, Little Rock, AR The Reverend Alan Ford Mr. Cecil Ford

Ms. Marie Ford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford Jr. Ford Therapies, Inc., Rogers, AR Mr. Tony Fortune, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Foster Ms. Aisha Francis Mrs. Christy (Schuchardt) Frank, ’05,

and Mr. Robert Frank, ’08 Mr. Jarret Franklin, ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frazier Mr. Philip Frazier Fred’s Fish House, Batesville, AR Mr. Jasper “Doc” Freeman, ’55 Dr. Traci (Jenkins) French, ’93, and

Mr. Kim French Mrs. Joanna (Davenport) Fulbright, ’94,

and Mr. Marty Fulbright, ’89 The Reverend Elizabeth Gabbard, ’03 Mr. Andrew Gaber Mrs. Beth (Neelly) Gaines, ’97, and

Mr. Trey Gaines, ’97 Mrs. Aimee (Evins) Galbraith, ’96, and

Mr. Russ Galbraith, ’96 Mrs. Mary Jo Galiyas and Mr. Mitchell

Galiyas, ’72 Ms. Jennifer Gallant, ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Josh Gallion Mr. and Mrs. Larry Galyean Mrs. Leslie Garlinghouse and Mr. Les

Garlinghouse, ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Garner Mr. Terry Garner Mrs. Cheryl (Stokes) Gass, ’82, and

Mr. James Gass, ’84 Mrs. Phyllis (Mesenbrink) Gatewood,

’80, and Mr. Nelson Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. David Gaudes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Gay Dr. and Mrs. Barry Gehm Mr. Edward Geiser, ’96 Mrs. Jane Gerber and the Reverend

Larry Gerber, ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Giacomaro Ms. Diane Gibbs Mr. Lee Gibson, ’13 Mr. Sean Gibson, ’13 Mr. Lloyd Gill, ’66 Ms. Cindy Gillaspie Mrs. Betsy (Spragins) Gillaspy-Williams,

’61, and Mr. Caral Williams Gillihan Body Shop, Inc., Batesville, AR Mrs. Missy (Speer) Gipson, ’99, and

Mr. Chase Gipson, ’96

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Dr. Bradley Gitz Mr. Cameron Gitz, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Glascock Mrs. Bonnie Glatzer and Mr. Harvey

Glatzer, ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Travis Goad Mrs. Cheryl (Armstrong) Goetz, ’85, and

Mr. Roy Goetz, ’85 Good Earth Pottery, Evening Shade, AR Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Goodman Mrs. Frances (Spooner) Goodson, ’45 Mr. David Gore Mrs. Anita (Weyland) Gorzalski, ’83,

and Mr. Tom Gorzalski Mr. James Gossett, ’13 Mrs. Nadine (Sullinger) Grady, ’07, and

Mr. Christopher Grady Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Graham Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Graham Mr. and Mrs. John Graves Ms. Deanne Green Ms. Gwendolyn Green, ’95 Greenhaw’s Men’s Wear, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Troy Greeno Mrs. Beverly Greges and Mr. Joseph

Greges Jr., ’65 Mrs. Sherry (Casey) Grieco, ’70, and

Mr. James Grieco, ’70 Mrs. Mara (Marlin) Grisham, ’76, and

Mr. Nick Grisham Mr. Tyler Grisham, ’92 Mr. Jeff Gross Mr. Juan Guajardo Mr. and Mrs. John Guidroz Mr. Bruce Guyot, ’71 Mrs. Mary (Sanders) Haley, ’48 Ms. Vicky Haley Mrs. Betty Jo (Lenehan) Hall, ’48 Mrs. Michele Hall and Mr. John Hall, ’79 Mrs. Linda Hall, ’00 Mr. Spencer Hall, ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall Hall Manufacturing, LLC, North Little

Rock, AR Haller Motorworx, LLC, Magazine, AR Mrs. Beth (Zehms) Hallowell, ’92, and

Mr. Mark Hallowell Mr. James Hamilton, ’80 Mrs. Mary Sue Hamilton Mrs. Missy Hancock and the Reverend

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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hannah Mrs. Vikita Hardwrick and Mr. Samuel

Hardwrick Jr., ’79 Ms. Mitzi (Poff) Hargan, ’79 Mrs. Willa Harkey and the Honorable

John Harkey, ’57 Ms. Gail Harmon Mr. Paul Harness, ’95 Dr. Kristi (Thompson) Harris, ’97, and

Mr. Rodney Harris Ms. Sharon Harris Mrs. Bridget (Herman) Hart, ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hash Mrs. Haley (Skinner) Hawkins, ’07, and

Mr. Curt Hawkins, ’06 Mr. Scott Hayes, ’96 Mrs. Polly Sue (Ross) Hayes, ’66, and

Mr. Ellis Hayes Jr., ’67 Mrs. Annas (Bell) Heasley, ’52 Ms. Anita Helms Mr. J. L. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hendricks Mrs. Norma (Lacy) Hendrix, ’65, and

Mr. Allen Hendrix Mrs. Margarett (Altom) Henley, ’60 Mrs. Trudy (Wackerly) Henley, ’55 Ms. Virginia (Southerland) Henry, ’52 Heritage House, Batesville, AR Ms. Glenda Hershberger, ’07 Mrs. Glenda (Adams) Hess, ’61, and

Dr. Robert Hess, ’60 Mr. Don Heuer, ’50 Heuer’s Family Shoes, Batesville, AR Dr. Melissa Hicks, ’78 Mrs. Tammy (James) Hicks, ’89, and

Mr. Lloyd Hicks Mr. and Mrs. David Hidy Mrs. Bettye (Millikan) Highsmith

Miller, ’60, and Dr. Norman Miller Ms. Theodora (Roberson-Frey)

Hightower, ’54 The Reverend Kathleen (Thompson)

Hignight, ’81, and the Reverend

Dan Hignight, ’78 Mrs. Evelyn (Douglass) Hill, ’53 Mrs. Kimberly Hinds-Brush and

Mr. Randy Brush Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hinton Mrs. Nancy (O’Neil) Hitching, ’70 Mr. and Mrs. David Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holland Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Holland

Mr. Amon Holt, ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Holyer The Home Depot, Batesville, AR Mrs. Jennifer (Littrell) Hopper, ’97 Mr. Gene Horton, ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Edward House Mr. and Mrs. Howard House Mr. and Mrs. Warren House Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Howard Mr. and Mrs. Shane Howard Ms. Renee Hubbard, ’72 Ms. Velva Huddleston Mrs. Elizabeth (Niemeyer) Hudgens, ’12

and Mr. Tyler Hudgens, ’12 Mrs. Louisa Hudson and Mr. Ronnie

Hudson, ’85 Mrs. Erin (Patton) Hueter, ’03, and

Dr. Ryan Hueter, ’03 Mr. Scott Huffman, ’97 Dr. Carrie (Boling) Hunter, ’97, and

Mr. Laddie Hunter, ’97 Mrs. Andrea Hurley and Dr. Donald

Hurley, ’77 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hurt Ms. Jessie Hurt, ’11 Mrs. Sarah Hyatt and Dr. Benjamin

Hyatt, ’51 Independence County Abstract Co.,

Inc., Batesville, AR Independence County Senior Citizens

Center, Batesville, AR Ivory Owl, Batesville, AR Mrs. Sara (Loghry) Ivy, ’93, and

Mr. Allen Ivy Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Lee James Mr. and Mrs. Udo Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jarjoura Mrs. Julie Jefferson and Mr. Lawrence

Jefferson, ’89 Ms. Joan (Mason) Jeffery, ’90 Mr. Rickey Jeffrey Ms. Susan Jeffries Jen Farms, Inc., Stuttgart, AR Mr. Lyndal Jenkins, ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jensen Joe Shumate Attorney at Law,

Henderson, TX Mr. and Mrs. Greg Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson Mr. Ryan Johnson, ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston

The Reverend Lance Jones, ’69 Dr. and Mrs. Jon Jones Mr. Kaleb Jones, ’13 Mr. Lane Jones, ’02 Ms. Ellen Jordan, ’09 Ms. Sarah (Newsom) Jordan, ’76 Josie’s at the Lockhouse, Batesville, AR Mrs. Margaret (Miller) Juergenson, ’63,

and Mr. Kuno Juergenson Mr. and Mrs. Willie Junkin Mrs. Cynthia (Cullum) Kallsnick, ’82,

and Mr. Scott Kallsnick Mr. and Mrs. John Keller Mrs. Tommie (Lenehan) Kelley, ’49, and

Mr. Henry Kelley Mr. Matt Kelly, ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kemp Mrs. Crystal Ann (Brown) Kemp, ’91,

and Mr. Michael Kemp, ’88 Mrs. Bettye Kerns and Mr. Arthur

Kerns, ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kerr Dr. and Mrs. Dean Kerr Mr. Charles Ketz, ’65 Mrs. Donna (Crumrine) Kever, ’54, and

Mr. Carlos Kever, ’52 KFCM, Inc., Cherokee Village, AR Killer Kallz, Batesville, AR Mr. Jonathan Kimberling, ’08 Mrs. Allison (Turner) Kimes, ’03, and

Mr. Nicholas Kimes, ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Donald King Mr. Terrell King, ’00 King Rhodes Rentals, Cherokee

Village, AR Kirk Miller, Inc., Salado, AR Ms. Celeste Kirksey Mrs. Melia (Snyder) Kizer, ’03 Mr. Nathan Kizer, ’99 Mr. Robert Knight, ’99 Mrs. Renee Knoten and Mr. David

Knoten, ’92 Mr. Thomas Koc, ’70 Mr. Kristopher Koelemay, ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kohlstedt Ms. Kimberlee Koonce, ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koudelka Ms. Brandi Kroll, ’12 Kyler Enterprises, Inc., Greenwood, AR Ms. Francesca Lacerenza Ms. Nelda Laffitte Mrs. Edna (Hanson) Laman, ’59

Mrs. Lori (Carter) Laman, ’99, and

Mr. O. J. Laman Dr. John Lambert Lambert Funeral Home, Inc.,

Manchester, NH Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lamberth Mrs. Ashley Lane and Mr. Joshua

Lane, ’99 Ms. Teri Lane, ’13 Ms. Jessica Lange, ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Blake Lanier Dr. George Lankford Ms. Connie Lapp Ms. Maxine Latting, ’51 Ms. Carolyn Lawrence, ’63 Mrs. Sherry Lawrence and Mr. Tate

Lawrence Jr., ’78 Mr. Larry Lawson, ’75 Mrs. Rexanna (Smart) Lea, ’00, and

Mr. George Lea III, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lea Mrs. Burnis Leavens Mr. Marc-Andre LeBlanc, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Mr. Jason Lee, ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Leggett Mrs. Betty Smith-Lemke and Mrs. John Lemke Mrs. Polly Leonard and Mr. John

Leonard, ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lewis Mrs. Caroline Lewis and Mr. Stephen

Lewis, ’00 Lillard Melton Joint Venture,

Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Larry Linder Mrs. Brenda Lindsey, ’00, and Mr. Tom Lindsey Mrs. Stacey (Finney) Lindsey, ’90, and

Mr. Elbert Lindsey, ’76 Mrs. Barbara Lindsey-Verser

Reynolds, ’89 Ms. Cheryl Linzay Mrs. Beth (Tucker) Little, ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Littlefield Mrs. Emily Lockard and Mr. Phillip

Lockard, ’62 Mr. Anthony Logan Mrs. Teresa Loggains and Mr. Gary

Loggains, ’73 Mrs. Mary Lonsdale and Mr. Jim

Lonsdale, ’66 Mrs. Rose Love

Mr. David Lovelace, ’88 Ms. Sheila Luker Mrs. Eleanor Lupien Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luster Dr. Kacie (Richardson) Lutz, ’95, and

Mr. Robert Lutz Ms. Mari Jo Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Lynn M. Grace, Inc., Henderson, TX Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mabry Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald Mr. Noel Mace, ’93 Mr. McKenzie Macy, ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Macy Mrs. Linda Magouyrk and Mr. David

Magouyrk, ’74 Main Street Gym, Batesville, AR Mrs. Emily (Roberts) Malin, ’93, and

Mr. Steve Malin Mrs. Anita Malone and Mr. Alvin

Malone, ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Rex Malone Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marable Jr. Mrs. Kathleen Markey and Mr. John

Markey, ’67 Ms. Claudia Marsh Mrs. Aimee (Dunnavant) Martin, ’01,

and Mr. Jake Martin Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Martin Jr. Ms. Tenequa Martin, ’10 Mrs. Nicole (Johnson) Masterson, ’05,

and Mr. Dylan Masterson Mr. and Mrs. James Matheney Jr. Mrs. Lena (Wiman) Matheny, ’05, and

Mr. Matt Matheny, ’03 Ms. Luisa Matta Mrs. Sherry (Wilburn) Matthews, ’93,

and Mr. Jeral Matthews Mrs. June May and Mr. James May Jr., ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Mazar Mazzio’s Pizza, Batesville, AR Mrs. Paul McCain Mr. Scott McCall Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCalman III Mr. Patrick McCarty, ’03 Ms. Patricia McClelland The Reverend Betty McCollum and

Dr. James McCollum Mrs. Ellen McCovey and Mr. Terry

McCovey, ’84 Mr. Shane McDaniel, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDonald Ms. Sue McDoniel

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// GIVING Mr. and Mrs. James McGarrity Ms. Mary McGoy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery McKenzie Mrs. Julie (Lloyd) McLain, ’89, and

Mr. Rob McLain, ’89 Mrs. Gloria McLeod Mr. David McMahon, ’65 Mr. Allan McSpadden Ms. Anna McSpadden Mr. Donald McSpadden, ’75 Mrs. Brenda McWhorter Ms. Laura McWilliams, ’07 Mrs. Beth (Mays) Meacham, ’64, and

Mr. Gerald Meacham Med Aesthetics, Batesville, AR Medical Park Orthopaedic Clinic,

Batesville, AR Mrs. LaDonna (Chappell) Mendleski,

’05, and Mr. Steve Mendleski Ms. Guillermina Mera Merck Partnership for Giving,

Princeton, NJ Mrs. Joyce (Shillcutt) Merritt, ’53, and

Mr. Robert Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messerly Jr. Midwest Lime Company, Batesville, AR Mrs. Martha (Jones) Milam, ’60, and

Mr. Don Milam Mr. James Milburn, ’67 Dr. Beth (Milligan) Bauer, ’84, and

Mr. Mark Bauer Ms. Susan Mills Mr. and Mrs. Mark Milone Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Milton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minney Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Mr. James Mitchum Mrs. Fran Mitchum and Mr. Robert

Mitchum, ’67 Mrs. Gina Mohlke and Mr. Gregory

Mohlke, ’87 Ms. Mikka Mooney, ’02 Mrs. Anne (Griffin) Moore, ’63, and

Mr. Jackie Moore The late Ms. Jeannie Stewart Moore Mr. Eric Morgan, ’11 Mr. Gary Morgan Ms. Lillie Mae Morgan Morrison Architecture, P.C., Holiday

Island, AR Mrs. Gloria Morse and Mr. Michael

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mott Mrs. Megan (Muckelberg) Hartle, ’02 Mrs. Rosalie Mullane and Mr. George

Mullane Jr., ’75 Mr. Jerry Murphree, ’60 Ms. Jacki Murphy Ms. Pamela Murray Mrs. Helen Musgrave and Mr. Peter

Musgrave, ’67 Mr. Andrew Nadzam, ’10 Natalie’s, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Don Neal Mr. Watson Neal, ’10 Mrs. Sue Neelly and the Reverend

Richard Neelly Ms. Denise Nemec, ’76 Ms. Mary-Margaret Nester, ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Newcome Ms. Rebecca Newcome, ’02 Mrs. Christy (Decker) Newton, ’00, and

Mr. Jacob Newton, ’98 Mrs. Moorene (Goff) Newton, ’63 Mr. Mark Nichols Mrs. Edie (Sutterfield) Nicholson, ’98,

and Mr. Jeremy Nicholson, ’98 Mrs. Amanda (Ratcliff) Nikkel, ’97, and

Mr. Bradley Nikkel, ’96 Dr. and Mrs. Alex Nisbet Mr. Thomas Nixon, ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nooney Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Norwood Mr. Mike Norwood Nucor-Yamato Company, Blytheville, AR Ms. Bridget Nutt, ’10 Mrs. Laura O’Connor and Mr. John

O’Connor, ’06 Mr. Michael Ohm Mrs. Ann (Sullivan) Ojeda, ’09, and

Mr. Eric Ojeda Mr. and Mrs. Christian Okolo Mrs. Mary (Morris) Olson, ’76, and

Mr. Michael Olson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Olson Mrs. Anne Robinson Orsi Mr. Sean O’Toole, ’13 MSgt. and Mrs. Billy Ouber Mrs. Dixie Owens and Dr. Ben Owens, ’59 Dr. and Mrs. David Pace Mr. Joshua Palmer, ’13 Park Hill Presbyterian Church, North

Little Rock, AR Mr. Ralph Parker Mr. and Mrs. David Parks

Mrs. Marcia Parman Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Parman Mrs. Jennifer (Walls) Payton, ’98, and

Mr. Brian Payton Ms. Lisa Peak Mrs. Donna Pectol and Mr. Ernie

Pectol, ’73 Peggy Ann Prints and Custom Frames,

Inc., Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Alois Pelzel Pelzel Printing, LLC, Pilot Point, TX Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pendergist Mr. and Mrs. Garry Penman Mr. James Penman, ’08 Mrs. Wanda (Phillips) Perkey, ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Person Pete Durant and Associates, Inc., Fort

Worth, TX Mrs. Ruby Pfitzner and Mr. Edward

Piftzner II, ’79 Mrs. Tam Pham and Mr. Be Pham, ’91 Dr. Sarah Phillips, ’05 Mrs. Katherine (Fennig) Phippin, ’98,

and Mr. Aric Phippin Dr. Vanessa (Laminack) Pickett, ’04, and

Mr. Tanner Pickett, ’02 Mrs. Carolyn Palmer Pierce Ms. Jeanette Piker, ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pinkston Ms. Sonya Platt, ’92 Mr. Jon-Michael Poff, ’13 Ms. Mary Pond Mrs. Kay Hermansen-Pool and Mr. Joe

Pool, ’75 Ms. Brenda Popp Mrs. Laura (Killett) Porter, ’82, and

Mr. Jeff Porter Mr. and Mrs. George Pouliot Ms. Elva Powell Mrs. Kristin (Kimball) Powell, ’94, and

Dr. Jay Powell, ’94 Mrs. Heather (Magouyrk) Pratt, ’98, and

Mr. Joseph Pratt Presbyterian Church of Bull Shoals, AR Presbyterian Women, Batesville, AR Presbyterian Women, Hot Springs, AR Presbyterian Women, Hot Springs

Village, AR Presbyterian Women, Lake Charles, LA Presbyterian Women, Marianna, AR Ms. Sarah Price Mrs. Belinda (Earle) Prichard, ’90 Mr. John Pruett

Mr. Nathaniel Pyle, ’10 Ms. Stacy Pyron, ’02 Mrs. Casey (Jackson) Quattlebaum, ’97,

and Mr. Patrick Quattlebaum, ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Queen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raberding Mr. Lloyd Raberding Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Railsback III Ms. Lauren Ramsey, ’12 Ms. Angela Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rawlings Mrs. Charlotte (Agee) Ray, ’42 Mr. Donald Ray Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Mrs. Penney (Wood) Rector, ’88, and

Mr. Craig Rector Mr. William Reed, ’03 Mr. August Reichenbach, ’90 Mrs. Allie Reveley and Mr. Ryan

Reveley, ’00 Ms. Julie (Hughes) Reves, ’86 Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds and Mr. Joe

Reynolds, ’71 Dr. Tara Reynolds, ’95 Mrs. Stacey Rhoades Mrs. Lynne (Mitchum) Rhodes, ’91, and

Mr. Chris Rhodes Dr. Ann Rhodes and Mr. Paul Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Richards Mrs. Melissa (Bristow) Richardson, ’98,

and Mr. Kris Richardson, ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rinchuso Riverfront Steakhouse, Little Rock, AR Dr. Helen Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Randy Roberson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Roberts Mrs. Rosemary Robertson and

Mr. Lavaughn Robertson, ’64 Mrs. Melanie (Frazier) Rock, ’93, and

Mr. Sean Rock Mrs. Frances (Bradford-Burks) Rodgers,

’57, and Mr. Lloyd Rodgers Mrs. Virginia Rodgers and Mr. Joe

Rodgers, ’58 Dr. Monica Rodriguez Dr. and Mrs. Walter Roettger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rogers Mrs. Jennifer (Engles) Rogers, ’67, and

Mr. Frank Rogers, ’67 Mrs. Norma Rollinger and Mr. William

Rollinger, ’89 Mrs. Mary Root and Dr. Paul Root, ’54

The Reverend Leslie Roper and Mr. Jeff Roper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rose Mr. Stanley Rosenblatt Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roth Dr. Julia Roulier and Dr. Scott Roulier Mr. and Mrs. Denny Rowe Mr. Tristan Rudd, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runyan Jr. Ms. Kay Rush Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell Mrs. Louise (Crutcher) Rutledge, ’60 Mrs. Amy (Burns) Ryan, ’97, and

Mr. Robert Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sablick Mrs. Brenda Sample, ’06, and Mr. Scott Sample Mrs. Patricia Sanders and Mr. Jack

Sanders, ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sandler Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sandy Mrs. Julie (Billingsly) Sandy, ’07 Ms. Rachel Sauser, ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sauser Dr. and Mrs. John Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Doug Scarberry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaaf Schaaf & Sifford, PA, Batesville, AR Mrs. Patricia (Kruger) Scheffler, ’62, and

Mr. Harvey Scheffler Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schichtl Mr. Zeb Schichtl, ’15 Mrs. Kelly (Shaver) Schluterman, ’01,

and Dr. Chris Schluterman, ’00 Mr. Michael Schmidt, ’94 Ms. Kathryn Schuschke Schwegman Office Supply, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott Sears Hometown Store, Batesville, AR The Reverend Paul Seay Mr. and Michael Semas Mrs. Elaine (Solida) Severs, ’84, and

Mr. Michael Severs Mr. Stacy Shafer Ms. Gayle Shapiro Mr. Scott Shelby, ’03 Mr. and Mrs. William Shell Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shelton Mr. Matt Shelton, ’14 Shelton Sanitation, Inc., Rector, AR The Reverend Robert Shepperson, ’51

Mrs. Carolyn (Rutledge) Shipman, ’70,

and Mr. Leon Shipman Mr. and Mrs. James Shott Signature Baskets, Flowers & Gifts,

Batesville, AR Ms. Gayle Silberhorn Silver Dollar City, Branson, MO Mrs. Jeanne (Forkner) Simpson, ’87, and

Mr. Mike Simpson Mrs. Debra (Neiman) Simpson, ’76, and

Mr. Kenneth Simpson, ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Buster Simpson Mrs. Marianna (Burton) Sistrunk, ’70,

and Dr. David Sistrunk Ms. Cynthia Sitzman Ms. Mildred Slack Mrs. Patty Slider and the Reverend

Richard Slider, ’67 Mr. Kenneth Slifer Jr., ’00 Mr. John Sloan Mr. John Sloan Jr. Mr. Larry Sloan, ’35 Mr. Adam Smith, ’98 Ms. Ariel Smith, ’14 Ms. Deborah Smith, ’72 Mrs. Donna (Rash) Smith, ’52, and

Mr. Calvin Smith, ’51 Mrs. Karen (Holder) Smith, ’91, and

Mr. Billy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Ms. Pamela Smith Mrs. Renee (Jeffery) Smith, ’79, and

Mr. Danny Smith Mr. Timothy Smith Mr. William Smith Mrs. Jami Smotherman and Dr. Joseph

Smotherman, ’93 Mrs. Pat (Binder) Sneed, ’78, and

Mr. Harold Sneed Sodexo Dining Services, Batesville, AR Sonic Drive-In #1627, Batesville, AR Mr. Steven Southerland, ’95 Southern Bank, Poplar Bluff, MO Southern Creek Rustic Furnishings,

Pleasant Plains, AR Mrs. Betty Spence and Mr. Reynard

Spence, ’43 Mr. Wesley Spigner Mr. and Mrs. John Spiteri Mr. and Mrs. Spiro Spiteri Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Sprick Stage, Batesville, AR Mrs. Isabel Stanton

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// GIVING Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stanton Mrs. Diane (Zimmerman) Staph, ’66 Mrs. Pat Starks and Mr. John Starks, ’72 Mr. Zach Starr, ’15 State Farm Companies Foundation Mr. Cody Statler, ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steed Mrs. Whitney (Williams) Steele, ’03,

and Mr. Nick Steele Stephen S. Williams DDS, Memphis, TN Miss Ann Stephens, ’65 Ms. Debra Stephens, ’87 Mrs. Jack Stephens Ms. Ann (Smith) Stephenson, ’78 Mr. James Stevens, ’76 Mrs. Judy (Harper) Stevens, ’67, and

Mr. Benny Stevens Mrs. Andrea (Jeffrey) Steward, ’89, and

Mr. Martin Steward, ’86 Ms. Sherri Stewart Mrs. Kay Stice Ms. Dara Stine, ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stineburg Mr. Keith Stipo Mrs. Shelia Stobaugh and Mr. Bob

Stobaugh Jr., ’83 Mrs. Jenny Stokes and Dr. Timothy

Stokes, ’92 Ms. Trista (Jones) Strange, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Strickel Ms. Jessica Strickel Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strickel Mr. Ty Strickel, ’16 Mrs. Annie Stricklin Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stroud Jr. Mrs. Jennifer Beckman Stucker, ’00 Mrs. Margaret Sturch Subway Sandwiches #29703,

Grapevine, TX Mrs. Pat Sugg and Mr. Thomas Sugg, ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suttles Mr. and Mrs. Glen Suttles Synod of the Sun, PC (U.S.A.),

Irving, TX Mrs. Joellyn (Zid) Szura, ’93, and

Mr. Adam Szura Mr. Michael Tackett Dr. Sarah (Burrow) Tate, ’97, and

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Ms. Barbara Taylor, ’14 Mrs. Rachel Taylor, ’73, and Dr. Charles

Taylor, ’38 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor Mrs. Linda (Richardson) Taylor, ’84, and

Mr. James Taylor Mr. Ronnie Taylor, ’70 Mrs. Lauren Teachout, ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Templin Dr. and Mrs. Edward Tenace Mrs. Heather (Ericson) Terrell, ’96, and

Mr. Lowell Terrell The Grapevine Home, Ash Flat, AR The Italian Grill, Batesville, AR Ms. Mary Lee Thessen Mr. Benjamin Thielemier, ’07 Dr. and Mrs. David Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joey Thomas Mr. Michael Thomas, ’75 Mrs. Stephanie (Davis) Thompson, ’06,

and Mr. Christopher Thompson, ’08 Thompson’s Jewelry, Batesville, AR Thunderbird Marina/Midlake Marina

Sales and Service, Cherokee

Village, AR Ms. Stacy Tierney, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tillery Dr. Jason Timmons, ’96 Mrs. Surennah (Werley) Toon, ’05, and

Mr. Hilary Toon Traditional Medicinals, Sebastopol, CA Mr. Edward Trattner, ’77 Ms. Miranda (Lancaster) Traw, ’05 Mrs. Lynne (Martin) Treat, ’03, and

Mr. Christopher Treat, ’04 Mrs. Lynda (Crow) Treat, ’88, and

Mr. Phillip Treat Dr. and Mrs. John Truemper Mrs. Mary Kay (Head) Trumble, ’72 Trumble’s, Inc., Batesville, AR Mrs. Betsy (Shaw) Tucker, ’78, and

Mr. Thomas Tucker, ’84 Mrs. Barbara (Buford) Turner, ’59 Mr. Terry Turner, ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyler Mr. Michael Uchtman, ’94 University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Upchurch Mrs. Talli (Powers) Vance, ’04, and

Dr. Dustin Vance, ’03 Mr. Nathaniel VanPelt, ’76 VanWinkle Sports, Batesville, AR Ms. Erin Vickers, ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Vinson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Vogeley Mrs. Janice (Williams) Waggoner, ’99,

and Mr. Jace Waggoner Mrs. Heather Wagner and the Reverend

Ollie Wagner Mrs. Sarah Wagster, ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Lary Walker Mr. Marcus “Jim” Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walton Mrs. Sarah (Harvey) Wang, ’06, and

Mr. Tony Wang Mr. Shane Ward Mrs. Billie Vivian (Weaver) Waters, ’61 Ms. Ida Waterstrat Mr. Adam Watkins, ’15 Mrs. Alex (Jones) Watkins, ’09, and

Mr. Christopher Watkins, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wawak Mr. and Mrs. Gale Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webb Ms. Vicki Webb Mr. Jim Weis Mr. Victor Werley, ’03 Mrs. Mary (Emerson) West, ’84, and

Mr. Howard West Mrs. Betty Westerfield and CMSgt. Roy

Westerfield, ’50 Mrs. Josie (Sturch) Westmoreland, ’77,

and Mr. Terry Westmoreland Ms. Nina Westmoreland Dr. Sarah Weston, ’91 Ms. Ann White Mr. Jerry White, ’07 Mrs. Kathryn (Pardue) White, ’69 Ms. Pam White Mr. and Mrs. Mike Whitmore Ms. Kathy Whittenton, ’75 Ms. Rebeca Whorton, ’09 Mr. Bruce Wilke Mrs. Alise Wilkinson and Mr. Mitchell

Wilkinson, ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Danny Willard Ms. Myrl (Griffin) Willets, ’68 Mr. William Willett, ’12 Ms. Deborah Willhite, ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Williams Ms. Lucy Williams Mrs. Mary (Kojeski) Williams, ’61, and

Mr. Presley Williams Ms. Sarah Williams, ’05 Mrs. Wendy (Craig) Williams, ’92, and

Dr. Stephen Williams, ’91

Mrs. Susan (Willis) Williams, ’08, and

Mr. Noah Williams, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Mrs. Jeannie Wilson and Mr. James

Wilson, ’01 Mr. Craig Wilson, ’00 Mrs. Angel Wilson and Mr. Kris

Wilson, ’90 Mrs. Patricia (Pettus) Wise, ’64, and

Mr. Franklin Wise, ’68 Mr. Jacob Wisdom, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Witt Dr. and Mrs. David Wood Mrs. Janique Wood and Mr. Mark

Wood, ’75 Mrs. Julie (Queen) Woodward, ’14, and

Mr. Jeremy Woodward, ’97 Mr. Richard Woodworth, ’89 Mrs. Carole (Frizzell) Worthington, ’67,

and Dr. Cary Worthington, ’67 Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wylie Wynne Presbyterian Church, Wynne, AR Mr. and Mrs. Billy Yarber Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yarberry Ms. Enedina Yeley Dr. Nikki Yonts Ms. Angela Young Mrs. Ginger (Sipes) Young, ’96, and

Mr. Brad Young, ’97 Mrs. Donita Zini and Mr. Brian Zini, ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Zuege THE BROWN SOCIETY The Brown Society, named in memory of Mr. W. C. Brown and his sister, Miss Jean Brown, both of Hot Springs, Arkansas, recognizes and honors individuals who have remembered Lyon College in their estate planning. Members of the society are persons who have notified the College in writing that they have provided for Lyon through their estate—in their wills, as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, or through a charitable gift annuity or life income remainder gift, the principal of which will pass to the College upon their deaths.

Alumni and friends of the College who wish to become members of The Brown Society may contact Mrs. Gina

Garrett, Executive Director of Advancement. Any information provided will be kept in the strictest confidence.

Dr. Anne Allen and Dr. Charles

Allen, ’61 Ms. Kathryn Beasley The late Mrs. Jane Bemis The late Mr. Ferd Bellingrath Jr. The late Mrs. Mary (Looney) Bensberg,

’47, and the late Mr. Gerard

Bensberg, ’47 Mrs. Linda (Eaheart) Berry, ’68, and the

Reverend Bruce Berry, ’68 The late Ms. Emily Boehler Mrs. Janice Byars and the late

Mr. William Randall Byars The late Mrs. Mary Lou Capps and the

late Colonel James Capps Sr. Dr. Martha (Heasley) Cox, ’38 Dr. Jamie Deere, ’95 The late Mr. Lawrence Derby Jr. Dr. Beverly Edwards Mrs. R. B. Ellis Mrs. Ruby (Barr) Faught, ’47 Mrs. Lois Ferguson The late Ms. Claudine Gray Mrs. Mary Sue Hamilton Dr. Doin Hicks, ’53 Mrs. Mary “Dale” Hicks and the late

Reverend Dr. Basil Hicks Mrs. Beth (Pegg-Clark) Highsmith, ’54,

and Mr. Sam Highsmith The late Mrs. Floy Hoke and the late

Dr. Charles Hoke Dr. Carolyn (Green) Holloway, ’00, and

the late Dr. Graham Holloway Ms. Beverly (Davis) Johnson, ’57 Mrs. Joan (Creason) Jones, ’52, and

Dr. Gary Jones, ’50 The late Mr. Oscar Lane, ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Van Manning Jr. The late Mr. Sam McGill Mr. Thomas McGill Mrs. Delores Mitchell and Mr. Kenneth

Mitchell, ’51 Mrs. Peggy Mitchell-Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mitchum Mrs. Mary Mosley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Moss Mrs. Mary Lou Oliver Mr. Terry Renaud

Mrs. Norma Rollinger and Mr. William

Rollinger, ’89 The late Dr. Virginia Rutherford, ’35 Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson III Mrs. Jeanne Spragins and Dr. Joel

Spragins, ’60 Mrs. Anne Stewart Mrs. Connie (McKay) Stillwell, ’79, and

Dr. David Stillwell, ’79 The late Dr. Theodore Stroud, ’32 Mrs. Rachel Taylor, ’73, and Dr. Charles

Taylor, ’38 Dr. and Mrs. Bill Tranum The late Mrs. Susie Welch Dr. and Mrs. Dan West Mr. and Mrs. William Williams Dr. and Mrs. Sloan Wilson GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR Of Mr. Kenton Adler Dr. and Mrs. William Bulkley Of Dr. John Akins Jr., ’00 Mrs. Dorothy Byrd Of Mrs. Maggie Avant and Mr. Cleo Avant Mrs. Timple Avant and Dr. Freddie

Avant, ’80 Of Mrs. Timple Avant and Dr. Freddie Avant Mrs. Timple Avant and Dr. Freddie

Avant, ’80 Of Mrs. Nina Avant and Mr. Clifton

Avant Sr. Mrs. Timple Avant and Dr. Freddie

Avant, ’80 Of Mr. and Mrs. Roberta Bacon Dr. Robert Bennett Of Dr. Catherine Bordeau Dr. Virginia Wray Of Dr. Jeremy Chapman Dr. Virginia Wray Of Dr. Michael Counts Dr. Virginia Wray Of Mr. Scott Crenshaw, ’13 Ms. Debra Crenshaw Of Mrs. Susan Dempsey and Mr. John Dempsey Mrs. Martha (McGinnis) Healey, ’71,

and Mr. Jon Healey Of Ms. Taryn (Hill) Duncan, ’91 Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Mrs. Jennifer Dunlap and Mr. Chet Dunlap

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and Dr. David Sistrunk Of Mr. Herman Hess Mrs. Marianna (Burton) Sistrunk, ’70,

and Dr. David Sistrunk Of Ms. Chandra Huston Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Mrs. Kristie (Gay) Jenkins, ’92 Mr. Kevin Jenkins, ’86 Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kamps Ms. Leanne Kamps, ’02 Of the late Mrs. Eva King and Mr. Edward King Mr. Terrell King, ’00 Of Ms. Brandi Kroll, ’12 Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Dr. Ray LaCroix Jr. First Community Bank of Batesville, AR Of Mrs. Diane LaCroix and Dr. Ray

LaCroix Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Max McElmurry Of Mrs. Teresa Loggains Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Dr. Alan McNamee Dr. Virginia Wray Of Mrs. Karen Moore Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Mrs. Sally Myers and the Reverend

Craig Myers Dr. Robert Bennett Of Mr. Joshua Palmer, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Mr. Flynn Reveley Mrs. Allie Reveley and Mr. Ryan

Reveley, ’00 Of Mrs. Raye Rogers and the late Doyle

Rogers Sr. Mrs. Patsy (Chamberlin) Craig, ’49, and

Dr. Robert Craig, ’45 Of Mr. Jeff Roper Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Dr. Scott Roulier Dr. Virginia Wray Of Mr. James “Skip” Rutherford III Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Of Mr. Dan Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer 44

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Of Mr. J. D. Simpson III Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Of Dr. Walter Swetnam, ’58 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mrs. Ann (Westmoreland) Taylor, ’60 Ms. Nina Westmoreland Of Dr. Terrell Tebbetts Mrs. LaGina (Swetnam) Austin, ’94,

and Dr. Brad Austin, ’94 Mr. John Forkner, ’89 Mrs. Karen Rayburn and Mr. Len

Rayburn, ’91 Mr. Kenneth Slifer Jr., ’00 Mrs. Lesley Smith and Dr. Shane

Smith, ’93 Mrs. JoAnn (Adcock) Southwell, ’95,

and Mr. Wayne Southwell, ’95 Dr. Diane Tebbetts Ms. Eleanore Tebbetts, ’07 Dr. Jason Timmons, ’96 Mr. Michael Uchtman, ’94 Dr. Virginia Wray Of Dr. Edward Tenace Dr. Virginia Wray Of Dr. David Thomas Dr. Virginia Wray Of Dr. Bill Tranum Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Of Mr. John Trimble Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Matheney Jr. Of Mr. Tommy Tucker, ’84 Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Mrs. Jill Varner Mr. and Mrs. David Heringer Of Mr. Zachary Wallace, ’10 Ms. Patricia McClelland Of Mr. Charles Whiteside III Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Of Ms. Hannah Williams, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Williams Of Dr. David Wood Dr. Virginia Wray Of Ms. Kelley Wyatt, ’13 Mrs. Victoria (Bates) Queen, ’93, and

Mr. Alan Queen Of Dr. Robert Young III Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod Of Mrs. Mary Young and Dr. Robert

Young III Mr. Scott Mcleod Of Ms. Paula Zagata Dr. Martha Beck

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY Of Mrs. Octavia Maxwell Allen Dr. Anne Allen and Dr. Charles Allen, ’61 Ms. Amy Billings Ms. Micah Bone Mr. and Mrs. Jay Critz Mrs. Beth (Pegg-Clark) Highsmith, ’54,

and Mr. Sam Highsmith Ms. Theodora (Roberson-Frey)

Hightower, ’54 Ms. Becky Jackson Mrs. Polly Leonard and Mr. John

Leonard, ’64 Ms. Lillie Mae Morgan Mrs. Anne (Robinson) Orsi Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rinchuso Mr. and Mrs. James Rutherford III Ms. Mindy Schulz Ms. Celeste Taylor Mrs. Kay (Head) Trumble, ’72 Of Ms. Susan Barham Mr. and Mrs. Van Manning Jr. Of Mr. H. D. Bailey Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mr. James Vernon Balch, ’49 Mrs. Jane Gerber and the Reverend

Larry Gerber, ’66 Of Mr. Kohn Bray Jr., ’40 Mrs. Betty Spence and Mr. Reynard

Spence, ’43 Of Mr. Mitcheal O’Neal Brown, ’67 Mrs. Mitcheal O’Neal Brown Of Mr. Houston Case Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Ms. Heather Evelyn Casper Mr. and Mrs. Ed Casper Of Mr. Dick Conley Dr. Robert Bennett Of Dr. Stephen Lucas Cook, ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Queen Of Dr. William “Willie” Crabtree, ’54 Mr. Thurman Ford Jr., ’56 Of Mrs. Cassie (Floyd) Creighton, ’80 Mrs. Betty Adams Adm. Robert Carius Mrs. Patty (Shelton) Cash, ’94, and Mr.

William Cash, ’93 Mr. Kyle Castelo, ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foote Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Garner Ms. Trudy Hall Dr. Carolyn (Green) Holloway, ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Howard Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kemp Dr. and Mrs. Raymond LaCroix Jr. Mrs. Jimmie Anne (Davis) Mitchum, ’66 Mrs. Victoria (Bates) Queen, ’93, and

Mr. Alan Queen Ms. Julie (Hughes) Reves, ’86 Mrs. Joyce (Reaves) Richey, ’64, and

Mr. John Richey Mrs. Frances (Bradford-Burks) Rodgers,

’57, and Mr. Lloyd Rodgers Dr. and Mrs. Walter Roettger Ms. Deborah Sisson, ’86 Mrs. Hope Spragins Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Mr. and Mrs. Gale Weaver Dr. Virginia Wray Of Mr. Donald Dacus Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Dr. John Dahlquist Mr. and Mrs. Deaun Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berkey Ms. Priscilla Bromaghim Ms. Harriet Cannon Adm. Robert Carius Dr. Charles Carter Mr. and Mrs. George Chlebak Mr. and Mrs. Dean Covington Crittenton Women’s Union, Boston, MA Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dorr Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis II Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foote Ms. Aisha Francis Mrs. Beth (Neelly) Gaines, ’97, and

Mr. Trey Gaines, ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Garner Mr. and Mrs. David Gaudes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Graves Dr. Carolyn (Green) Holloway, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kemp Dr. and Mrs. Raymond LaCroix Jr. Lambert Funeral Home, Inc.,

Manchester, NH Ms. Luisa Matta Mrs. Jimmie Anne (Davis) Mitchum, ’66 Ms. Pamela Murray Mr. and Mrs. David Parks Dr. and Mrs. John Peek Mrs. Frances (Bradford-Burks) Rodgers,

’57, and Mr. Lloyd Rodgers Ms. Gayle Silberhorn Mrs. Hope Spragins

Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Dr. Virginia Wray Of Mrs. Cora Lou Davis Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mr. Lawrence Derby Jr. Mrs. Gail Bellingrath and Mr. F. M.

“Mac” Bellingrath III, ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Mr. Theodore Hannah Dr. Carolyn (Green) Holloway, ’00 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond LaCroix Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Simpson Mrs. Beverly Tatman Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Ms. Ann White Of Mrs. Myrtle Faye Edwards Mr. and Mrs. George Dortch Mrs. Beth (Mays) Meacham, ’64, and

Mr. Gerald Meacham Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Dr. Jane Fagg Ms. Julie (Hughes) Reves, ’86 Of Mrs. Betty (Perry) Fallis, ’50 Dr. Charles Fallis, ’49 Of Mrs. Martha (Paisley) Fast, ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Udo Jansen Of Ms. Andrea Joy Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale Forrest Mrs. Jennifer Forrest and Dr. Robert

Forrest, ’97 Ms. Susan Jeffries Of Ms. Eula (Maxfield) Garrott, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hendricks Of Mrs. Margaret Gerig Ms. Margaret Martin Of Mr. Johnnie Gleghorn, ’58 Mr. Thurman Ford Jr., ’56 Of Mrs. Ernestine (Moore) Goff, ’39 Mr. Thurman Ford Jr., ’56 Of Mr. Jerry Hall Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mrs. Martha Hawley and Mr. James

Hawley, 1902 Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley III Of The Reverend Basil Hicks Ms. Olivia Hicks Of Dr. Charles Hoke Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mr. Larry Jeffery, ’61 Hall Manufacturing, LLC, North Little

Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hartman Independence County Senior Citizens

Center, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roth Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stroud Of Mr. Shelton Kennedy, ’43 Mrs. Betty Spence and Mr. Reynard

Spence, ’43 Of Dr. Virginia (Porter) Kirk Mrs. Dianne Austin and Mr. Bill

Austin, ’62 Of Dr. Bart Lewis The Reverend Anna Bell and the

Reverend Stephen Bell, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Brice Jackson Mrs. Stacy Tebbetts and Mr. Gregory

Tebbetts, ’96 Of Mr. John Logan Mrs. Gretchen Logan Of Dr. John Mays Stanley Wood Chevrolet Buick GMC

Cadillac/Scott Wood Chrysler

Dodge Jeep Ram, Batesville, AR Mrs. Ann (Westmoreland) Taylor, ’60 Of Mr. Robert S. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Van Manning Jr. Of The Reverend William A. McWeeney Dr. Robert Bennett Of Mr. Jim Mitchum, ’61 Mrs. Jimmie Anne (Davis) Mitchum, ’66 Of Mr. Malcolm Moore, ’50 Mrs. Hope Spragins Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Dr. Edward Mosley Mrs. Ellen (Terrell) Case, ’82, and

Mr. Steve Case Mrs. Mary Mosley Of Dr. Ellis Mosley Mrs. Jane Gerber and the Reverend

Larry Gerber, ’66 Of The Reverend James Mosley Mrs. Joanne (Nolen) Mosley, ’54 Of Mr. Oliver “Dub” Myers, ’52 Mrs. Gail Bellingrath and Mr. F. M.

“Mac” Bellingrath III, ’75 Of Mrs. Sylvia Pegg Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Dr. Doyle Rogers Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Baker Mrs. Sara Boone and Mr. Nevil Boone, ’63 Mrs. Beth (Pegg-Clark) Highsmith, ’54,

and Mr. Sam Highsmith Mrs. Hope Spragins Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Dr. and Mrs. Sloan Wilson

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“Mac” Bellingrath III, ’75 Of Dr. Fitzhugh Spragins Dr. and Mrs. John Spragins Of Mr. Jack McLeod Stephens Mrs. Jack Stephens Of Mr. Jack Stevenson Mrs. Hope Spragins Dr. Diane Tebbetts and Dr. Terrell Tebbetts Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mr. Jimmy St. John Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Of Mr. Wesley Stewart, ’54 Mr. Thurman Ford Jr., ’56 Of Mrs. Jennifer Treadway Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Garner Lyon College Nichols Building Friends Of Mr. John Trimble V Mr. and Mrs. James Matheney Jr. Of Mrs. Holly (Pierce) Williams, ’81 Mrs. Carolyn Palmer Pierce Of Mr. Samuel Williams Mrs. Dianne Austin and Mr. Bill

Austin, ’62 Of Dr. Bess Wolf, ’30, and Mr. John Q. Wolf Mrs. Sharon (Webb) Blevins, ’94, and

Dr. Brooks Blevins, ’92 GIFTS IN KIND Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Abbott Acadia Restaurant, Little Rock, AR Advanced Aesthetics of Arkansas, Little

Rock, AR Mrs. Brandi Allen and Mr. Paul

Allen, ’12 All Star Music, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Ms. Patricia Anderson Anytime Fitness, Batesville, AR Arkansas Repertory Theater, Little

Rock, AR B. F. Smith & Son Saddlery, Pleasant

Plains, AR Bad Boy, Inc., Batesville, AR 46

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Dr. and Mrs. Robert Baker Barbara Jean Ltd., Little Rock, AR Dr. and Mrs. Seth Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Barnett Jr. Dr. Wesley Beal Mrs. Terri Bell and Mr. Aubrey Bell, ’72 Beller Dental Clinic, Batesville, AR Biggers’ Bluff Bed and Breakfast,

Hardy, AR Black River Arms, Lynn, AR Ms. Judith Blackwell, ’05 Bluff Powersports, Poplar Bluff, MO Body Fit, Batesville, AR Dr. Catherine Bordeau and Mr. Hira Herrington Mr. and Mrs. Dustyn Bork Ms. Connie Boyster Mrs. Mary (Rutledge) Bristow, ’69, and

Mr. Bill Bristow, ’72 Dr. Sarah Brown, ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bube Mr. and Mrs. James P. Buchanan Candy Bouquet, Mountain View, AR Carlee’s Crown Shop, Batesville, AR Carmike Oaks 7, Batesville, AR Cherokee Village Suburban Golf,

Cherokee Village, AR Mr. and Mrs. George Chlebak Colton’s Steak House & Grill,

Batesville, AR Cooper’s Hawk Golf Course,

Melbourne, AR Dr. Michael Counts Courtyard by Marriott Little Rock Downtown, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. David Dahlstedt Darrell’s Foreign Car Repair,

Batesville, AR David Adams Fine Jewelry,

Fayetteville, AR Mrs. Cindy Davis and Mr. Ricky

Davis, ’80 Daylight Donuts, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dirksen Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Berkeley

Marina, Berkeley, CA Doubletree Hotel Memphis Downtown,

Memphis, TN Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis II Ms. Beverly Everson Dr. Gloria Everson Feathers & Gunpowder, Newburg, AR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald

Fletcher & Bensky Furs, Little Rock, AR Flying Saucer, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foote Mr. and Mrs. Mike Forbis Dr. and Mrs. Richard Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Tim Fortner GAMEDAY Sports, Inc., Batesville, AR Dr. and Mrs. Barry Gehm Mr. Sean Gibson, ’13 Good Earth Pottery, Evening Shade, AR Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Grafton Ms. Diana (Wilson) Gray, ’88 Dr. Dorothy Landis Gray Greenhaw’s Men’s Wear, Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Guido Grilli Dr. Julea Garner, ’84, and the Reverend

Brien Hall, ’92 Mrs. Willa Harkey and the Honorable

John Harkey, ’57 Ms. Gail Harmon Heritage House, Batesville, AR Heuer’s Family Shoes, Batesville, AR Holiday Inn Presidential, Little Rock, AR Ms. Andrea Hollander The Home Depot, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Howard Ms. Chandra Huston Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hyatt Ivory Owl, Batesville, AR Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnston Jonathan’s Fine Jewelry, LLC,

Batesville, AR Josie’s at the Lockhouse, Batesville, AR Kent’s Firestone Service, Batesville, AR Killer Kallz, Batesville, AR King Rhodes Rentals, Cherokee

Village, AR Mrs. Hollan Land Ms. Teri Lane, ’13 Dr. George Lankford Ms. Connie Lapp Dr. and Mrs. Tim Lindblom Mrs. Brenda Lindsey, ’00, and Mr. Tom Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas Mrs. Eleanor Lupien Mrs. Betty Magbee Main Street Gym, Batesville, AR Mr. Joshua Manning, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery McKenzie Dr. and Mrs. Alan McNamee The Reverend Nancy McSpadden Med Aesthetics, Batesville, AR

Mr. Charles Dennis Morris Natalie’s, Batesville, AR Dr. and Mrs. David Pace Dr. and Mrs. John Peek Peggy Ann Prints and Custom Frames,

Inc., Batesville, AR Mr. David Pittser Mr. and Mrs. Bob Qualls RCI Service, Batesville, AR Mrs. Stacey Rhoades Riverfront Steakhouse, Little Rock, AR Rob Roberts Custom Gunworks, Inc.,

Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sandler Schwegman Office Supply, Batesville, AR Sears Hometown Store, Batesville, AR Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seasholtz Shanty Creek Resorts, Bellaire, MI Signature Basket, Flowers & Gifts,

Batesville, AR Silver Dollar City, Branson, MO Sissy’s Log Cabin, Inc., Pine Bluff, AR Ms. Ariel Smith, ’14 Sodexo Dining Services, Batesville, AR Sonic Drive-In #1627, Batesville, AR Southern Creek Rustic Furnishings,

Pleasant Plains, AR Mrs. Hope Spragins Stage, Batesville, AR Stanley Wood Chevrolet Buick GMC

Cadillac/Scott Wood Chrysler

Dodge Jeep Ram, Batesville, AR Ms. Anne (Maxfield) Strahl Dr. Diane Tebbetts and Dr. Terrell Tebbetts Ms. Eleanore Tebbetts, ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Edward Tenace The Grapevine Home, Ash Flat, AR The Italian Grill, Batesville, AR Dr. and Mrs. David Thomas Thompson’s Jewelry, Batesville, AR Thunderbird Marina/Midlake Marina Sales and Service, Cherokee Village, AR Mrs. Betsy (Shaw) Tucker, ’78, and

Mr. Thomas Tucker, ’84 Mrs. Janis Walmsley and the Honorable

Bill Walmsley, ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Weatherman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webb Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weeks Dr. and Mrs. Dan West Williams Equipment Co., Batesville, AR Dr. and Mrs. Sloan Wilson

Dr. Virginia Wray Mr. and Mrs. Carter Yeatman ZT Amplifiers, Berkeley, CA MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Bank of America, Charlotte, NC ConAgra Foods Foundation, Princeton, NJ Merck Partnership for Giving,

Princeton, NJ State Farm Companies Foundation,

Princeton, NJ The Boeing Co., Chicago, IL Travelers Community Connections,

Andover, MA ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS YEAR A number of Lyon alumni give generously every year. Many external funding agencies interpret this Alumni Participation Rate (APR) as a tangible measure of alumni satisfaction.

In other words, every donor, not just every dollar, counts! For example, your contribution will help raise Lyon’s APR, which in turn may convince a foundation that Lyon is worthy of its support also; your $10 now may be just the vote of confidence needed to secure a multi-million dollar request from a foundation in the near future.

Consistent annual giving, even if it is $10 each year, helps your Alma Mater by demonstrating to other potential funders that you care about her future. For more information about how you can strengthen Lyon’s reputation by showing your financial support, please contact Gina Garrett, Executive Director of Advancement, at (870) 307-7557.

1935

Mr. Larry Sloan 1938

Dr. Carl Garner

Dr. Charles Taylor 1942

Mrs. Marie (Carpenter) Erwin

Mrs. Charlotte (Agee) Ray

Mr. G. G. Rutherford Jr. 1943

Mr. Reynard Spence

1945

Mrs. Emma Lea (Slaten) Blackwood

Dr. Robert “Lit” Craig

Mrs. Frances (Spooner) Goodson 1946

Mrs. Polly (Lenehan) Bell 1947

Mr. James Barnett

Mrs. Ruby (Barr) Faught

Mrs. Emma Lou (Jones) Hedden 1948

Mrs. Mary (Sanders) Haley

Mrs. Betty Jo (Lenehan) Hall

Mrs. Urba (Carpenter) Reed 1949

The Reverend Elveda (Hopper) Allred

Mrs. Patsy (Chamberlin) Craig

Dr. Charles Fallis

Mrs. Tommie (Lenehan) Kelley

Mr. James May Jr.

Mrs. Peggy (Murphy) Parks 1950

Mr. Donald Hedden

Mr. Don Heuer

Mrs. Maxine (Sharp) Hicks

The Reverend Roy Hicks

CMSgt. Roy Westerfield

Mr. Mitchell Wilkinson 1951

Dr. Chun-Wai Chow

Dr. Benjamin Hyatt

Ms. Maxine Latting

Mrs. Mary Lou (Gaither) Montgomery

The Reverend Robert Shepperson

Mr. Calvin Smith 1952

Mrs. Lou Anna (Stone) Hance

Mrs. Bridget (Herman) Hart

Mrs. Annas (Bell) Heasley

Ms. Virginia (Southerland) Henry

Mr. Carlos Kever

Mrs. Donna (Rash) Smith

Ms. Anne (Maxfield) Strahl 1953

Dr. Clyde Berry

Dr. Arvil Burks

Mrs. Janet (Parks) Burks

Dr. Doin Hicks

Mrs. Evelyn (Douglass) Hill

Mrs. Joyce (Shillcutt) Merritt

Mr. Thomas Sugg 1954

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Mrs. Charline (Thomas) Bice

Mrs. Beth (Pegg-Clark) Highsmith

Ms. Theodora (Roberson-Frey) Hightower

Mrs. Donna (Crumrine) Kever

Mrs. Joanne (Nolen) Mosley

Dr. Wanda (Allender) Rider

Dr. Paul Root 1955

Mr. John Bates

Mr. Jasper “Doc” Freeman

Mrs. Trudy (Wackerly) Henley 1956

Mr. William Coop

The late Mrs. Frankie (Hudson) Crow

Mr. Thurman Ford Jr.

Mrs. Frances (Benson) Stevens 1957

Mrs. Louise (Ferguson) Bunch

Mr. William Chitwood Jr.

The Honorable John Harkey

Ms. Beverly (Davis) Johnson

Mrs. Frances (Bradford-Burks) Rodgers 1958

Mrs. Faye (Shoemaker) Bone

Mrs. Nancy (Leonard) Grace

Mr. Joe Rodgers

Mr. Jimmy Shirrell 1959

Mrs. Edna (Hanson) Laman

Dr. Ben Owens

Mrs. Martha (Huggins) Shirrell

Mrs. Barbara (Buford) Turner

Mr. Fred Wann 1960

Mrs. Sallye (McMillan) Dobbins

Mrs. Nona (Moore) Floyd

Mr. Preston Grace Jr.

Mrs. Margarett (Altom) Henley

Dr. Robert Hess

Mrs. Sandra (Nash) Hughes

Mrs. Martha (Jones) Milam

Mrs. Bettye (Millikan) Highsmith Miller

Mr. Jerry Murphree

Mrs. Louise (Crutcher) Rutledge

Dr. Joel Spragins

Mr. Clifford Tackett

Mrs. Ann (Westmoreland) Taylor

Mr. Doyce Winningham 1961

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Mrs. Betsy (Spragins) Gillaspy Williams

Mrs. Glenda (Adams) Hess

Mrs. Amy (Steele) Shaver

Mrs. Linda (Langley) Wann

Mrs. Billie Vivian (Weaver) Waters

Mrs. Mary (Kojeski) Williams 1962

Mr. Bill Austin

Mr. Larry Bentley

Mr. Elvis Clark

Mrs. Jean (Rutherford) Crouch

Mr. Howard Hopkins

Mr. Ed Jolly

Mr. Phillip Lockard

Mrs. Patricia (Kruger) Scheffler 1963

Dr. Charlene (Handford) Barlow

Mr. Nevil Boone

Mr. Andy Buck

Mr. Jack Crump

Mr. Jimmie Fields

Mrs. Janie (Patterson) Hopkins

Mrs. Margaret (Miller) Juergenson

Ms. Carolyn Lawrence

Mrs. Anne (Griffin) Moore

Mrs. Moorene (Goff) Newton

Dr. Adam Robertson

The Honorable Bill Walmsley 1964

Dr. James Balch Jr.

Mr. Richard Mike Gennings

Dr. George Johnson Jr.

Mr. Johnny Kent

Mr. John Leonard

Mrs. Beth (Mays) Meacham

Mrs. Joyce (Reaves) Richey

Mrs. Ginni (Tucker) Robertson

Mr. Lavaughn Robertson

Mrs. Laura (Tackett) Wagoner

Mrs. Patricia (Pettus) Wise 1965

Mrs. Vida (Hill) Baker

Ms. Mary Canady

Dr. Robert Cashner

Mrs. Peggy (Arnold) Dufek

Mr. Richard Galbraith

Mr. Joseph Greges Jr.

Mrs. Norma (Lacy) Hendrix

Mr. Charles Ketz

Mr. David McMahon

Mr. Albert Parnell

Miss Ann Stephens

1966

Mr. Ronald Drown

The Reverend Larry Gerber

Mr. Lloyd Gill

Mrs. Polly (Ross) Hayes

Mr. James Lonsdale

Mrs. Jimmie Anne (Davis) Mitchum

Mrs. Diane (Zimmerman) Staph

Dr. Garry Wann 1967

Mrs. Mary Ann (Anderson) Bassham

Mrs. Martha (Marshall) Bentley

Mr. Harvey Glatzer

Lt. Col. Georgia (Martin) Haldeman

Mr. Ellis Hayes Jr.

Mr. John Markey

Mr. James Milburn

Mr. Robert Mitchum

Mr. Peter Musgrave

Mrs. Jennifer (Engles) Rogers

The Reverend Richard Slider

Mrs. Judith (Harper) Stevens

Mrs. Frances (Satterfield) St. John

Mrs. Carole (Frizzell) Worthington

Dr. Cary Worthington

Mrs. Lucy (Jeffery) Yeager 1968

Mrs. Beverly (McCullough) Almond

Mrs. Diane (Broadwater) Arnold

The Reverend Bruce Berry

Mrs. Linda (Eaheart) Berry

Mrs. Suzanne (Evans) Blair

Mr. Robert Bruina

Mr. Richard Davis

Ms. Myrl (Griffin) Willets

Mr. Franklin Wise 1969

Mr. Dale Anderson

Mr. Thomas Arnold

Dr. Lindy Book

Mrs. Mary (Rutledge) Bristow

The Reverend Lance Jones

Dr. Jim Rollins

Mrs. Kathryn (Pardue) White 1970

Mrs. Lynn (McLachlan) Alberson

Mr. Terry Barnhill

Mr. James Grieco

Mrs. Sherry (Casey) Grieco

Mrs. Nancy (O’Neil) Hitching

Mr. Thomas Koc

Mrs. Carolyn (Rutledge) Shipman

Mrs. Marianna (Burton) Sistrunk

Mr. Ronnie Taylor 1971

Mr. Danny Brightwell

Mrs. Caliene (McKinney) Coop

Mr. Lowell Estes Jr.

Mr. Bruce Guyot

Mrs. Martha (McGinnis) Healey

Mr. Joe Reynolds 1972

Mr. Aubrey Bell

Mr. Edward Bradley

Mr. Bill Bristow

Mr. Mitchell Galiyas

Mr. Edwin Holmberg Jr.

Ms. Renee Hubbard

Mr. Arthur Kerns

Ms. Deborah Smith

Mr. John Starks

Mr. Herbert Trumble Jr.

Mrs. Mary Kay (Head) Trumble 1973

Ms. Jane (Alderson) Barnhill

Mrs. Geneva (Sharp) Broadwater

Mr. G. M. Burkland

Ms. Rhonda (Wyss) Comer

Mrs. Patricia (McAdams) Holmberg

Mr. Bill Hughes

Mr. Gary Loggains

Mr. Ernie Pectol

Mrs. Rachel Taylor

Mrs. Becky (Sims) Wann 1974

Ms. Josephine (Wilson) Barry

Mr. Thomas Bryant

Mr. Gene Horton

Mr. David Magouyrk

Mr. David Parker

Mr. Michael Springer

Mr. George Whitton

Ms. Deborah Willhite 1975

Mr. James Andrews

Mr. F. M. “Mac” Bellingrath III

Mrs. Betty (Rutledge) Brightwell

Dr. Rex Horne Jr.

Mr. Larry Lawson

Mr. Donald McSpadden

Mr. George Mullane Jr.

Mrs. Susan (Coffman) Parker

Mr. Joe Pool

Lt. Col. Thomas Rau

Mr. Michael Thomas

Ms. Kathy Whittenton

Mr. Mark Wood 1976

Mr. Ben Brown

Mr. Barry Ellis

Mrs. Mara (Marlin) Grisham

Ms. Sarah (Newsom) Jordan

Mr. Elbert Lindsey

Mr. Charles Morris

Ms. Denise Nemec

Mrs. Mary (Morris) Olson

Mr. Kenneth Simpson

Mr. James Stevens

Mr. Nathaniel VanPelt 1977

Mr. Russell Branscum

Mr. Philip Cargill

Mrs. Melissa (Johnston) Cooper

Mrs. Vickie (Farrier) Doolin

Dr. Donald Hurley

Mr. Thomas Nixon

Mrs. Wanda (Phillips) Perkey

Ms. Louetta Riley

Mr. Bruce Rutherford

Mr. Edward Trattner

Mrs. Josie (Sturch) Westmoreland 1978

Mr. Clifton Avant

Mrs. Sue (Medlock) Coles

Dr. Victoria (Scritchfield) Crittenden

Dr. Thomas Ekman

Mr. Eric Hance

Dr. Melissa Hicks

The Reverend James Hignight

Dr. William Joseph

Mr. Tate Lawrence Jr.

Mrs. Jo Ann (Kerr) Richards

Mrs. Patricia (Binder) Sneed

Ms. Ann (Smith) Stephenson

Mrs. Betsy (Shaw) Tucker 1979

Mr. Michael Beary

Dr. Sarah Brown

Mr. John Hall

Mr. Samuel Hardwrick Jr.

Ms. Mitzi (Poff) Hargan

Mr. Edward Pfitzner II

Mrs. Renee (Jeffery) Smith 1980

Dr. Freddie Avant

Mrs. Camille (Allen) Beary

Mr. John Cooke

Mr. Ricky Davis

Mrs. Phyllis (Mesenbrink) Gatewood

Mr. James Hamilton

Mrs. Patricia (Reynolds) Rutherford 1981

Dr. David Churchill

Mrs. Diedra (Rutledge) DuPree

Dr. Paul Hance

The Reverend Kathleen (Thompson) Hignight

Mr. Clay Sloan 1982

Mrs. Kathleen (Colton) Branscum

Mrs. Sandra Brock

Mrs. Regina (Rowe) Bryant

Mrs. Ellen (Terrell) Case

Mr. John Collins

Mrs. Cheryl (Stokes) Gass

Mrs. Cynthia (Cullum) Kallsnick

Mrs. Laura (Killett) Porter

Mr. Jack Sanders

Mr. Terry Turner

Mr. Stephen Williams 1983

Mrs. Michele (Houtz) Dahlquist

Mrs. Anita (Weyland) Gorzalski

Mrs. Beth (Tucker) Little

Mr. Bob Stobaugh Jr.

Ms. Patricia Seibert 1984

Ms. Jennifer Gallant

Dr. Julea Garner

Mr. James Gass

Mr. Terry McCovey

Dr. Beth Milligan

Mrs. Elaine (Solida) Severs

Mrs. Linda (Richardson) Taylor

Mr. Thomas Tucker

Mrs. Mary (Emerson) West 1985

Mrs. Karen (Day) Bailey

Mr. Ott Bell

Mr. Gene Crawford II

Mrs. Cheryl (Armstrong) Goetz

Mr. Roy Goetz

Mr. Ronnie Hudson

Mrs. Lois (Hudson) Levesque 1986

Mrs. Elaine (Adams) Dupree

Mr. Kevin Jenkins

Ms. Julie (Hughes) Reves

Ms. Deborah Sisson

Mr. Martin Steward

Mrs. Sarah Wagster 1987

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Mrs. Betty (Massey) Barnett

Mr. Scott Coffin

Mr. Rodney Levesque

Mr. Gregory Mohlke

Ms. Jeanne (Forkner) Simpson

Ms. Debra (Erwin) Stephens 1988

Mr. David Lovelace

Mr. Donald Rogers

Mr. Michael Kemp

Mrs. Lisa (Stephens) Albertson

Mrs. Lynda (Crow) Treat

Mrs. Penney (Wood) Rector

Ms. Diana (Wilson) Gray 1989

Dr. Djuana (Mason) Cartillar

Master Chief Edward Ericson

Mr. Scott Faulkner

Mr. John Forkner

Mr. Marty Fulbright

Mrs. Tammy (James) Hicks

Mr. Lawrence Jefferson

Mrs. Diana Lawrence

Mrs. Julie (Lloyd) McLain

Mr. Rob McLain

Mr. Michael Morse

Mr. William Rollinger

Mrs. Barbara Lindsey-Verser Reynolds

Mrs. Andrea (Jeffrey) Steward

Mr. Richard Woodworth 1990

Mrs. Brenda (Bearden) Clayton

Mrs. Kathy Clements

Ms. Joan (Mason) Jeffery

Mrs. Stacey (Finney) Lindsey

Mrs. Belinda (Earle) Prichard

Mr. August Reichenbach

Mr. Lee Roberts II

Dr. John Simmons

Mr. Kris Wilson 1991

Mrs. Terri (Pellow) Crawford

Ms. Taryn (Hill) Duncan

Mr. Wes Faith

Mr. Les Garlinghouse

Mrs. Crystal Ann (Brown) Kemp

Mr. Be Pham

Mr. Len Rayburn

Mrs. Lynne (Mitchum) Rhodes

Mrs. Karen (Holder) Smith

Mr. Roger Weitkamp

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Dr. Stephen Williams 1992

Dr. Brooks Blevins

Ms. Kimberly Crosby

Mr. Eric Dahlquist

Mr. Scott Daniel

Mr. Jason Finney

Mr. Tyler Grisham

The Reverend Brien Hall

Mrs. Beth (Zehms) Hallowell

Mrs. Kristie (Gay) Jenkins

Mr. David Knoten

Dr. Scott Merrell

Mr. Dharmesh Patel

Ms. Sonya Platt

Dr. Timothy Stokes

Mrs. Cheri (Engle) Weitkamp 1993

Ms. Laura Baker

Mrs. Andrea (Reeves) Baltes

Mr. David Brogdon

Mr. William Cash

Mr. Brad Ellsworth

Dr. Traci (Jenkins) French

Mrs. Gina (Block) Garrett

Mr. Lane Garrett

Mr. Rob Harper

Mrs. Sara (Loghry) Ivy

Mrs. Ginger (Townsend) Long

Mr. Lester Long Jr.

Mr. Noel Mace

Mrs. Emily (Roberts) Malin

Mrs. Cheryl (Wilburn) Matthews

Mrs. Sarah “Cricket” Oquist

Mrs. Victoria (Bates) Queen

Mrs. Melanie (Frazier) Rock

Dr. Shane Smith

Dr. Joseph Smotherman

Mrs. Joellyn (Zid) Szura 1994

Dr. Bradley Austin

Mrs. LaGina (Swetnam) Austin

Dr. Brian Bailey

Mrs. Mary Ball

Mr. Joseph Barnes

Mrs. Joanna (Faith) Barker

Mrs. Jennifer (Ballard) Barron

Mrs. Sharon (Webb) Blevins

Mrs. Tammy (Tate) Brock

Mrs. Patricia (Shelton) Cash

Mr. James Clayton

Mrs. Joanna (Davenport) Fulbright

Ms. Jeanette Piker

Dr. Jay Powell

Mrs. Kristin (Kimball) Powell

Mr. Dwayne Reliford

Mr. Michael Schmidt

Mr. Michael Uchtman

Mr. Brian Zini 1995

Mr. Cord Davidson

Mr. Rodney Downing

Dr. Tiffany (Runyan) Garrison

Mr. James Gilliam Jr.

Ms. Gwendolyn Green

Mr. Paul Harness

Mrs. Kansas (Mullens) Harper

Dr. Brandy Lancaster

Mr. Mark Light

Dr. Kacie (Richardson) Lutz

Mrs. Carolyn (Yeager) Peiserich

Mr. John Peiserich

Dr. Tara Reynolds

Mr. Steven Southerland

Mrs. JoAnn (Adcock) Southwell

Mr. Wayne Southwell

Dr. Christopher Tate 1996

Mrs. Sarah (Yeager) Boelhouwer

Ms. Stephanie Ceccato

Mrs. Lori (Carpenter) Davidson

Mr. Paul Davidson

Mrs. Aimee (Evins) Galbraith

Mr. John Galbraith

Mr. Edward Geiser

Mr. Chase Gipson

Dr. Rodney Griffin

Mr. Scott Hayes

Mr. Alvin Malone

Mr. Bradley Nikkel

Mrs. Claire Sale

Mrs. Monica (Alexander) Sprankell

Mr. Gregory Tebbetts

Mrs. Heather (Ericson) Terrell

Dr. Jason Timmons

Mrs. Ginger (Sipes) Young 1997

Mrs. Mandy (Weaver) Bradford

Dr. Benjamin Bridges

Mr. Jeffrey Cable

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Mrs. Jennifer (Walls) Payton

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Mr. Kris Richardson

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Mrs. Jennifer (Richardson) Barnes

Mr. Stefan Booy

Mrs. Amy (Huffman) Boyce

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