2013-14 annual report of gifts memphis university school

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2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS
MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
Table of Contents
Chairman and Headmaster Letter 3
Annual Report of Gifts
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Lynn Society
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Thorn Society
Emerging Leaders
13
Faculty and Staff
16
Alumni Giving by Class
20
Parent Donors
40
Grandparent Donors
46
Parents of Alumni
48
Friends of MUS
52
Crest & Cornerstone Society
64
Endowment Gifts
65
Permanent Endowed Funds
66
2013-14 Board Members
69
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A LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD AND THE HEADMASTER
Convocation Day 2014 marked the 60th time the Owls have kicked off the school year on the Park Avenue
campus. As 644 students raised their right hands and affirmed their commitment to our Honor Code, they
provided a living link to the boys who sat in their seats in years past and to the boys
yet to arrive.
They also embodied our continuing commitment to serve as “a college-preparatory
school dedicated to academic excellence, cultivation of service and leadership, and the
development of well-rounded young men of strong moral character, consistent with
the school’s Christian tradition.”
Thanks to you, we are able to fulfill that mission. A total of 2,319 donors gave more
than $2,329,527 million in total gifts, including $1,238,255 in unrestricted Annual
Fund giving. The Board of Trustees along with the faculty and staff led with
100-percent Annual Fund participation. Nearly 75 percent of parents and nearly 38
percent of alumni made donations to the fund. Our Lynn and Thorn Society donors
contributed $908,928, representing 73 percent of all Annual Fund dollars. Grandparents
contributed a record $112,995.
Samuel N. Graham II ’80
Your unrestricted Annual Fund donations bridged the 20-percent gap between tuition
and the actual cost of an MUS education and helped provide need-based aid for our
students. In addition you provided for essential improvements, including the following:
• New Robotics Lab in the McCaughan Science Center
• AP Chemistry Lab expansion to accommodate more students
• Renovation of the computer classroom and the kitchen in Hyde Library,
plus the addition of colorful upholstered furniture to seating areas
• Industrial washing machine for the Athletics Department
• New computers: 10 desktop computers in Hyde Library, 20 desktops in
the Upper School Computer Lab, 42 teacher laptops, and 20 staff desktops
• Painting in the Lower School
• Utility vehicle for grounds crew
• Landscape improvements
• New SawStop table saw for the Art Department (stops if accidentally touched)
• Additional automated external defibrillator (for a total of nine AED’s installed
throughout campus)
Ellis L. Haguewood
On behalf of our students and faculty, we thank you for your continuing generosity, trust,
and confidence. Here’s to the next 60 years!
Chairman Ellis L. Haguewood
Headmaster
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M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T
Memphis University School is a college-preparatory
school dedicated to academic excellence, cultivation
of service and leadership, and the development of
well-rounded young men of strong moral character,
consistent with the school’s Christian tradition.
PHILOSOPHY
Memphis University School is committed to high standards of honor and integrity,
academic performance, service, leadership, and athletics, and to the transmission of JudeoChristian values.
An MUS education is characterized by a rigorous curriculum, a lively exchange of ideas,
supportive teaching, and adherence to an honor code. Its objective is to instruct students in
the skills and subject matter of the humanities and sciences, to engender successful habits
and techniques of learning, and to instill the foremost principles of personal responsibility,
morality, and gentlemanly conduct.
A dynamic extracurricular program devoted to excellence promotes leadership and service
and encourages development of physical fitness and a rich variety of talents and interests.
Non-denominational and non-sectarian, MUS seeks to foster a respectful appreciation of the
spiritual nature of people and honors the sincere expression of widely differing faiths. MUS
aspires to be a community of mutual respect and concern regardless of individual differences.
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Annual Fund 2013-14
Sources of Gifts
Businesses
Foundations
$73,954
Matching Gifts
Friends
$539,658
Alumni
43.6%
6.0%
33.1%
13.3%
Parents
Parents of Alumni
$409,924
Grandparents
$164,505
4.0%
$50,216
Board of Trustees
Honorary Board
Faculty
Faculty Emeriti
Staff
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Doug Ferris ’63, Tina and Bob Fockler ’77
Debbie Schadt and Kim Blankenship
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Bob Loeb ’73 and Sam Graham ’80
Holly and Paul Combs
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Rudi and Honey Scheidt
Laurie Meskin and Collie Krausnick ’79
Ross M. Lynn Society
Robert J. Hussey III ’81, President
The Lynn Society is named in memory of Colonel Ross M. Lynn who served as
headmaster from 1955-78. The society recognizes the generous individuals who have
provided financial support for the annual operation of the school as well as leadership
and loyalty throughout the year.
Lynn Society members contribute annual unrestricted support of $5,000 or more.
Robert J. Hussey III ’81
Ross M. Lynn Society Chairman’s Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Smith ’62
Ross M. Lynn Society Benefactor
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Combs
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Graham II ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hyde III ’61
Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryan Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. McCarroll ’86
Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen Morrow ’71
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rhodes III
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wunderlich ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Halperin ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Harkavy ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hennessy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Jones II ’72
Dr. and Mrs. Dean A. Klug
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. ’79
Mr. R. Patrick Kruczek
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Lam
Mr. Robert E. Loeb ’73
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Meskin
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson W. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore, Jr. ’63
Mrs. William P. Morrison
Ms. Louise Gore and Mr. P. Parker Phillips ’85
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid Sanders, Sr. ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Schadt ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88
Mr. Milton T. Schaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. E. Elkan Scheidt ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Rudi E. Scheidt, Sr.
Mr. James E. Sexton II
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Solberg
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wellford Tabor ’86
Dr. and Mrs. Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ’85
Dr. and Mrs. James C. Varner ’73
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beasley Wellford ’73
Mr. Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr.
Mr. Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88
Ross M. Lynn Society Patron
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey III ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Rose
Ross M. Lynn Society Member
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ’84
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton ’61
Mr. and Mrs. R. Earl Blankenship
Mrs. Myriam R. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bryce ’73
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney W. Carson ’98
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Crews, Jr. ’84
Mr. Perry D. Dement
Mr. Douglas W. Ferris, Jr. ’63
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fockler ’77
Mr. and Mrs. P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65
Mrs. Helen S. Gronauer
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L. Haguewood
I view my contribution to the Annual Fund as an investment in the future of Memphis. If you
look at the impact MUS alumni have had on the local economy, it is a stunning testament to the
power of the MUS experience. I hope that in some small way my contribution to the Annual
Fund can help seed the future leaders of Memphis.”
– Rob Hussey ’81, father of Jones ’14 and Edwin ’16, Lynn Society president, class representative, phonathon volunteer
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D. Eugene Thorn Society
Edward J. Dobbs ’89, President
The Thorn Society is named for former headmaster D. Eugene Thorn who served MUS for
37 years as a dedicated teacher, headmaster, and mentor. Through their generous support,
Thorn Society members help preserve the standards of excellence in education, facilities,
and opportunities for MUS students and faculty that were so important to Mr. Thorn.
Thorn Society members contribute annual unrestricted support of $1,000 to $4,999.
Edward J. Dobbs ’89
Thorn Society Executive Committee
Mr. Edward J. Dobbs ’89, President
Mr. Jeremy G. Alpert ’91
Mr. Edward L. Apple, Jr.
Mr. Matthew S. Evans ’95
Mr. John H. Grayson, Jr. ’78
Mr. W. Thomas Hutton ’61*
Mr. Joel M. Kaye ’84
D. Eugene Thorn Society Headmaster’s Circle
Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryan Darr
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dobbs ’89
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. J. Matthews, Sr. ’82
Mr. and Mrs. W. Trent Scull ’86
D. Eugene Thorn Society Sustainer
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Crosby II ’77
The Reverend and Mrs. T. McMurray Garrott IV ’85
The Honorable Keith M. Ingram ’73
D. Eugene Thorn Society Benefactor
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Adams ’74
Dr. Eve G. Cieutat and Dr. James W. Blatchford III
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bloodworth, Jr. ’63
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowlin
Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Carlisle
Mrs. Patti C. Eason
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Faber
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Fogelman ’88
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Francis III ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Greekly L. Gates
D. Eugene Thorn Society Patron
Anonymous
Dr. and Mrs. R. Louis Adams ’70
Mr. Sean A. Alpert ’97
Mr. and Mrs. G. Coors Arthur ’90
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayard Boyle, Jr.
Dr. Donald W. Brady ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Braswell II
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Carruthers II ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Carter ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Clark ’77
Mr. Everett R. Cook II ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Crain III ’80
Ms. Licia Hahn and Mr. Eugene R. Dattel ’62
Mr. and Mrs. Gus B. Denton
Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Dunn ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Eason ’90
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Mr. James F. Keegan, Jr. ’88
Mrs. Laurie P. Meskin
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Perl
Mr. Ronald T. Solberg
Mr. Phillip E. Stevenson
Mr. Michael B. Turley
Dr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Staffel, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wade, Sr. ’84
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stillman McFadden ’75
Mr. Morgan D. Rose ’04
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe III
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grayson, Jr. ’78
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brett Grinder ’91
Ms. Rebecca Roberts and Mr. Daniel J. Hartman ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Hilsenbeck ’94
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Jameson
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Kaye ’84
Mr. John H. Keesee ’69
Mr. Ralph E. Lewis, Jr. ’67
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Maroda, Jr. ’75
Mr. Archie C. McLaren, Jr. ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Morrison ’78
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Ensor III ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Farnsworth III
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flemmons
Mr. Hal D. Fogelman ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fulmer III ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Galvin
Dr. Lynn W. Gayden and Dr. John O. Gayden
Dr. Mary S. Helmhout and
Mr. Ronald H. Helmhout ’82
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Huffman
Mr.* and Mrs. W. Thomas Hutton ’61
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Ingram, Jr. ’60
Dr. Jeanne S. Jemison and
Mr. Frank Z. Jemison, Jr. ’66
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keegan, Jr. ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Keel III
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Lee ’83
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Norfleet ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr. ’58
Dr. Suzanne Satterfield and Dr. John H. Pickens
Dr. and Mrs. Wiley T. Robinson ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Rose ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Schaeffer III ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs. Todd F. Stockstill
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tancredi
Mr. and Mrs. S. Alexander Thompson III
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Yawn
Dr. Jackie M. Makapugay and
Dr. Fidel L. Makapugay
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McEwan III ’84
Dr. Laurie Moody and Mr. David Moody
Mr. Alexander F. M. Mooney ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore III ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston R. Moore ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson A. Moore ’96
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Morgan, Jr. ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin M. Murrey ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neyhart
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Orgel ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Peters ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton B. Phillips ’77
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Quinlen III ’64
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Reed ’75
Mr. John A. Roberts ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shivers, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray Stallings, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Stevenson
Dr. and Mrs. Owen B. Tabor
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd D. Tate ’70
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel "A" Thompson IV ’98
Mrs. Deborah Dunklin Tipton
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly H. Truitt ’81
Dr. and Mrs. Satish C. Verma
Mr. Kenneth B. Webber ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Kris K. Whitson
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Wittenberg II
Dr. and Mrs. F. Gregory Wolf
D. Eugene Thorn Society Member
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Evans '95
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Faber '96
Mrs. Claire K. Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Farnsworth, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal
Dr. and Mrs. William M. Fesmire
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Fitzsimmons
Mr. and Mrs. Avron B. Fogelman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fogelman '84
Dr. Lynn M. Foley and Dr. Kevin T. Foley
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Frank '89
Dr. and Mrs. Mark G. Freeman '92
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Frymire
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Fuess
Mr. Arthur F. Fulmer, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Edward Garrett, Jr. '71
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garrott III
Mr. Sam C. Gary '62
Dr. Aileen G. Gayoso
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Gillespie III '01
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Glotzbach '99
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Grace, Sr.
Rabbi and Mrs. Micah D. Greenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Grenley '63
Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Grinder '97
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Grissinger
Dr. Darrin V. Gulla '90
Mr. Michael E. Gunn
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ellis Haddad '91
Dr. and Mrs. W. Ricks Hanna, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Hanover
Dr. Leigh L. Harrison and Dr. Hunter B. Harrison
Mrs. James E. Harwood III
Dr. Leslie T. Hayden and Mr. Henry T. Hayden, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Heller III
Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Hensley, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Heppel '64
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Hergenrader '77
Mr. and Mrs. Wil J. Hergenrader
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hiltonsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Joel J. Hobson III '72
Mr. and Mrs. T. William Hoehn III '68
Dr. and Mrs. Randall L. Holcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Holmes IV '89
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Hopkins, Sr. '68
The Reverend Amy C. Howe and Mr. R. Davis Howe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Oden Howell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Humphreys, Sr. '70
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hussey, Jr. '87
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Hyde '92
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Jehl, Jr. '80
Mr. James R. Jenkins II
Mr. and Mrs. Kimble L. Jenkins '80
Mrs. Teresa Leary Jenkins
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles H. Johnston, Jr. '66
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Jones '88
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones III '97
Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. S. Juang '96
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keegan, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preston Klinke, Jr. '77
Dr. and Mrs. Kelly K. Koeller '74
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel I. Landau
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton L. LeBoeuf
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Ledbetter '60
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Lee
Mrs. Katharine M. Loeb
Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Lonergan III
Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Love
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Luther, Jr. '69
Mr. and Mrs. Lon M. Magness '85
Mr. and Mrs. W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Manning
Dr. and Mrs. Nawar E. Mansour
Mr. John E. Marcom, Jr. '75, and Mr. Arif Hasyim
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Marshall '75
Mr. and Mrs. O. Thomas Marshall IV '77
Dr. and Mrs. Kit S. Mays
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. McClure III '06
Mr. and Mrs. James T. McDonald, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul McDonald '70
Mr. and Mrs. William M. McDonald, Jr. '97
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McManus
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence McRae '70
Mr. and Mrs. L. Donelson Miller '80
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Miller III '95
Mr. Fontaine B. Moore III '70
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny B. Moore, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Morgan, Sr. '61
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Thayne D. Muller '84
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murrah '77
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. O'Keefe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Orr
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson Orr III
Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Painter, Jr. '88
Mr. and Mrs. Alston J. Palmer '74
Mrs. Judith G. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Peters '88
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Petree '66
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pettey III '67
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pool '76
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Preston '78
Mr. Thomas B. Preston
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Preston, Sr. '74
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pretsch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Rantzow
Dr. Patti P. Ray and Mr. W. Barry Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Alvan E. Richey, Jr.
Dr. Sylvia S. Richey and Dr. Steven T. Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ricketts
Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Ringel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Roberts
Mr. Gilbert A. Robinson III '68
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Robinson IV '90
Mrs. Robert E. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Cary G. Rotter
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O. Rowe '85
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Saenger ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Saunders III
Mr. and Mrs. James W. W. Saunders ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Louie P. Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. D. Andrew Shipman ’89
Anonymous
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Adams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Aghabeg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy G. Alpert '91
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby A. Alston
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Ansbro
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Antonelli
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Apple, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Armour
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Askew III
Mr. Donald G. Austin, Jr. '59
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart G. Austin, Sr. '62
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton, Jr. '85
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Beard '84
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston T. W. Blankenship '03
Mr. James W. Blatchford, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Bloodworth '08
Mr. Paul T. J. Boyle '87
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Bradford, Jr. '95
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Bragorgos, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hope Brooks III '80
Mr. Byron N. Brown IV '97
Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brown '61
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Burnett '83
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.
Mr. John D. Canale III '63
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell T. Cobbins '91
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cochran III '97
Mr. and Mrs. R. Reed Colerick
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dabney Collier III '88
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Collier, Jr. '73
Mrs. John S. Collier, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman B. Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Copp
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Cox
Dr. Sam J. Cox III
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Crews
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Crippen
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Crosby '82
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Met Crump '60
Dr. Dana J. Curlin and Mr. Thomas H. Curlin
Mr. Lee R. Dickinson '91
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Diehl
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Douglass
Mr. Robert L. Ducklo III '89
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dudas III
Mr. John D. Dunavant '82
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dunavant III '78
Dr. Tommie S. Dunavant and
Mr. William B. Dunavant, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James R Echols II ’94
Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Edwards, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ehrlicher
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwin Eleazer, Jr. '66
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Engelberg '94
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Ettingoff
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Evans
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saltiel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sayle, Jr. '66
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Schandorff '71
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Scharff '80
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Schneiter
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon L. Scoggin '95
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Scull IV '82
Dr. Rebekah K. H. Shappley and
Dr. William V. Shappley III ‘96
Dr. B. Kay Jackson and Dr. Thomas B. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. David Foote Sellers Shy, Sr. '90
Ms. Sally J. Shy
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Simms
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Simpson '85
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Smith '91
Mr. and Mrs. J. McCown Smith, Jr. '98
Mrs. Nancy W. Smith
Jay Williams, Ellen and Bill Wells
Robin Hanna, Arthur Fulmer '79, Michelle Fulmer,
and Rick Hanna
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Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Smith, Jr.
Mrs. SoRhym Lee and Mr. Scott A. Snyder '83
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Solberg
Dr. Audrey Yu-Speight and Dr. W. Evan Speight '86
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steepleton
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stemmler
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Stevenson
Mr. John D. Stewart '78
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stone III
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary H. Street, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Swaim
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Threlkeld '82
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Trammell
Mr. and Mrs. C. Swift Treadwell, Jr. '68
Mr. William Nugent Treadwell '68
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Troutt
Mrs. Hubert K. Turley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gaillard Uhlhorn V '93
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Vining '90
Derek Clenin ’03 and Jonny Ballinger ’87
Rick Moore '63, Gus Denton, and Buddy Wittichen
Dr. Susan W. Warner and Dr. William C. Warner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Weller
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wellford, Jr. '60
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wellford III '89
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wepfer '74
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wade West
Dr. Joy B. Wiener and Dr. Russel L. Wiener
Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Williams '85
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Williamson
The Reverend and Mrs. Sanders L. Willson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Dexter H. Witte III '76
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Wright, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Wunderlich '90
* In Memoriam
John and Lynn Gayden
Trevor Skelley '05 and Ashley Skelley,
and Will Carter '09
Emerging Leaders
Derek M. Clenin ’03, President
The Emerging Leaders of the D. Eugene Thorn Society recognizes MUS alumni from the 14
most recent graduating classes. The financial support of our young alumni helps to ensure that
their alma mater will continue to be an outstanding school for current students and faculty.
Emerging Leaders donate annual unrestricted support on a graduated scale from $100 to $900
Executive Committee
Mr. Derek M. Clenin ’03, President
Mr. R. Nelson Adrian ’00
Mr. Paul T. Gillespie III ’01
Mr. Paul B. Morrow ’06
Mr. Joseph D. Pegram ’02
Mr. Warner G. Russell ’05
Derek M. Clenin ’03
MUS has a deep tradition of commitment to academic excellence and
character development under the Honor System. The faculty and
administration instill the highest values in the student body – integrity,
honor, responsibility, accountability, discipline, leadership. As an alumnus,
I am forever grateful for the impact MUS has had on my life, and I
support the continued pursuit of this great tradition.”
– Derek Clenin ’03, Emerging Leaders president, Hull Lower School volunteer football coach
Pictured at left, John Summers ’04, Elliot Embry ’04, and Dallas Embry. Below left, from left, Ron Schneiter,
Phil Chamberlain, Sam Buckner '04, Reid Wesson '06, Trevor Skelley '05, Russell Nenon '06, Patrick Boyer '08,
Donnie Malmo '06, Will Carter '09. Below, from left, Brett Grinder '91, Will Carter '09, Jack Steffner '09,
Reid Wesson '06, Russell Nenon '06, and Paul Morrow, '06.
Anonymous
Mr. Hunter D. Adams ’06
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson Adrian ’00
Mr. Kane R. Alber ’05
Lieutenant Michele H. Alston and
Lieutenant Andrew L. Alston ’07
Mr. Brandon K. Arrindell ’04
Mr. E. Sayle Atkinson ’08
Mr. E. Walter Barnett, Jr. ’09
Mr. R. Alexander Batey II ’09
Mr. Eric C. Beaty ’01
Mr. Steven J. Bell II ’10
Mr. and Mrs. Ravi S. Bellur ’00
Mr. Brent H. W. Blankenship ’01
Mr. and Mrs.
Preston T. W. Blankenship ’03
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher T. Bloodworth ’08
Mr. and Mrs.
Russell E. Bloodworth III ’01
Mr. Douglas E. Boyer ’06
Mr. Patrick M. Boyer ’08
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Buckner ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Campbell ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Chaseton R. Carlisle ’03
Mr. Austin W. Carpenter ’03
Mr. William C. Carter ’09
Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Clenin ’03
Mr. Samuel P. Coates ’06
Mr. Beau C. Creson ’06
Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Edwards ’08
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliot Embry ’04
Mr. Sean K. Foley ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Francis IV ’06
Mr. Andrew E. Garrett ’03
Mr. J. Dustin Geer ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Gillespie III ’01
Mr. Marshall P. Goldsmith ’03
Mr. Samuel N. Graham III ’08
Mr. Jeffrey W. Hackmeyer ’02
Mr. W. C. Connell Hall ’08
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gatlin Hardin, Jr. ’04
Mr. Charles E. Hazlehurst ’06
Mr. R. Carter Higdon ’08
Mr. Robert D. Hoehn ’08
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hopkins ’01
Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence K. Jensen, Jr. ’07
Mr. E. Tyler Johnson ’07
Mr. Wesley H. Jones ’08
Mr. M. Christian Kauffman, Jr. ’10
Mr. Francis B. Langston ’02
Mr. William C. Lawson ’03
Mr. J. Wilson Luttrell ’11
Mr. E. Hays Mabry III ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Malmo III ’06
Mr. and Mrs.
A. Barlow Treadwell Mann, Jr. ’03
Mr. M. Garrott McClintock, Jr. ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. McClure III ’06
Mr. Christopher J. McDonald ’07
Dr. and Mrs. A. Ryves Moore ’03
Mr. J. Worth Morgan ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Morrow ’06
Mr. Russell T. Nenon ’06
Mr. Randall W. Noel ’05
Mr. R. Wilson Orr IV ’10
Mr. Robert D. Park, Jr. ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Pegram ’02
Mr. Alexander L. Perry ’10
Mr. Julian J. Prewitt, Jr. ’07
Captain Cameron L. Ridgway ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Warner G. Russell ’05
Mr. Samuel H. Sawyer ’05
Mr. Mark B. Scales ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor J. Skelley ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford J. Spicer ’04
Mr. Warren A. Stafford ’05
Mr. Joseph L. Steffner, Jr. ’09
Mr. William H. Stokes ’09
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Summers ’05
Mr. Justin D. Towner V ’07
Mr. W. Haynes Vaughn ’07
Mr. William M. Ware ’07
Mr. and Mrs. Reid W. Wesson ’06
Dr. Ann E. Williford and
Mr. W. Battle Williford ’01
Mr. Jeffrey R. Wright, Jr. ’07
Mr. M. Blair Wright ’08
Mr. Peter F. Zanca ’06
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Board of Trustees Donors
Joseph R. Hyde III ’61
Andrew R. McCarroll ’86
D. Stephen Morrow ’71
Suki S. Carson
Robert M. Fockler ’77
P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65
Mark J. Halperin ’67
E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. ’79
Robert E. Loeb ’73
Richard C. Moore, Jr. ’63
Chris R. Sanders
Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88
Charles F. Smith, Jr. ’66
Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ’85
Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88
Glenn A. Crosby II ’77
J. Brett Grinder ’91
Joseph M. Morrison ’78
Wiley T. Robinson ’75
Gifts-in-Kind and Restricted Gifts
* In Memoriam
R. Louis Adams ’70
James F. Burnett ’83
Johnny B. Moore, Jr.
W. Thomas Hutton ’61*
William E. Troutt
Honorary Board Donors
Kent Wunderlich ’66
Michael D. Rose
Ben C. Adams, Jr. ’74
Russell E. Bloodworth, Jr. ’63
Susan B. Faber
S. Alexander Thompson III
James H. Barton ’61
Stephen C. Schadt ’65
James C. Varner ’73
Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr.
John H. Dobbs, Sr.
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Musette S. Morgan
Donald G. Austin, Jr. ’59
Roy E. Bell, Jr.
William B. Dunavant, Jr.
Robert J. Hussey, Jr.
W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
Henry W. Morgan, Sr. ’61
Thomas B. Preston
Alexander W. Wellford, Jr. ’60
Scholars Circle
Harry Hill III ’66
Faculty Club
Richard C. Cowan ’69
Henry A. Hutton ’72
John R. McCarroll, Jr.
James C. Rainer III
Donors
Richard L. Fisher ’72
Annual Fund 2013-14 Giving Levels
Chairman’s Circle $50,000+
Headmaster’s Circle $25,000+
Sustainer $15,000+
Benefactor $10,000+
Patron $7,500+
Member $5,000+
Headmaster’s Circle $3,500+
Sustainer $3,000+
Benefactor $2,500+
Patron $1,500+
Member $1,000+
Thorn Society Emerging Leaders
Class of 2008: $100
Class of 2007: $200
Class of 2006: $300
Class of 2005: $400
Class of 2004: $500
Class of 2003: $600
Class of 2002: $700
Class of 2001: $800
Class of 2000: $900
Other Giving Levels
Honor Circle $500+
Scholar Circle $250+
Faculty Club $100+
Owls Club $50+
Collegiate Circle (Classes of 2008-13) $15+
Donor $1+
Collegiate Circle
The Collegiate Circle recognizes the most recent
alumni who graduated within the last five years
and who support the Annual Fund during their
college years.* We realize what a significant gift this
represents to our young alumni and we value the
generosity of these young men who have taken a
leadership role in contributing to the Annual Fund
and the school’s future success.
At the Emerging Leaders Speaker Lunch are, front row, from left, Donnie Malmo ’06, Neeley Mallory ’07, Luke Jenson ’07; second row,
Logan Welch ’06, Edward Nenon ’03, Buck Lawson ’03; third row, Warner Russell ’05, John Hammons ’05, and Trevor Skelley ’05.
Alumni Association Executive Board Donors
Honor Circle
Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ’84
John T. Crews, Jr. ’84
Headmaster’s Circle
Edward J. Dobbs ’89
Joel M. Kaye ’84
Paul T. Gillespie III ’01
John D. Stewart ’78
Andrew E. Garrett ’03
Albert E. Laughlin III ’94
Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86
Daniel H. McEwan ’88
Scott S. Sherman ’89
Craig H. Witt ’85
Scholars Circle
J. Walker Hays IV ’84
Patrick F. Hopper ’89
Gregory H. Meyer ’79
Jonathan W. Morgan ’05
Edward F. Nenon, Jr. ’03
James A. Robinson, Jr. ’68
Harry E. Sayle IV ’92
John M. Summers ’05
Brandon L. Westbrook ’92
Faculty Club
John B. Barton, Jr. ’95
G. S. Clark Burrow ’95
Jason J. Fair ’89
David J. Frazier ’01
R. Allen McCool, Jr. ’77
Cleo W. Stevenson, Jr. ’68
Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86
Albert B. Carruthers II ’78
Matthew J. Saenger ’98
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Faculty and Staff
– Darin R. Clifft, Annual Fund faculty division chair
The faculty and staff demonstrated their dedication and investment in MUS with
100 percent participation in the Annual Fund. It is clear that the people who are
teaching, coaching, and guiding the students here support the values, principles,
and goals of Memphis University School.
Darin R. Clifft
Michelle J. Crews
Perry D. Dement
Ellis L. Haguewood
Nancy N. Gates
Melissa T. Saenger
Jean L. Saunders
Bobby A. Alston
Sally A. Askew
William L. Askew III
Honor Circle
Darin R. Clifft
Kim Justis Eikner
Phillip B. Eikner ’77
Rebecca H. Greer
Scholars Circle
Anonymous
Matthew D. Bakke
Rosalyn A. Croce
Eric G. Dalle ’93
Elliott J. Dent
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Nancy M. Arant
Bonnie U. Barnes
Elizabeth M. Crosby
Vincent W. Beck
James W. Buchman
Maria M. Burke
Philip M. Chamberlain
Mark S. Counce '77
Julia M. DeBardeleben
Mary Nell Easum
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Claire K. Farmer
Michael E. Gunn
John F. Hiltonsmith
Jason E. Peters ’88
W. Barry Ray
Margaret E. Williamson
Timothy S. Greer
Ann H. Laughlin
Loyal W. Murphy ’86
Karen M. Skahan
Analice H. Sowell
K. Phillip Stalls
Alberta J. Sullivan
Jennifer G. Fernandez
A. Rankin Fowlkes
Jose R. Hernandez
Beba C. Heros
Elizabeth B. Hunt
Bebe B. Jonakin
Laura T. Lawrence
Lee B. Loden
Judson L. Peters ’81
Marilyn G. Reinhardt
S. Clay Smythe ’85
Beth T. Taylor
Joseph S. Tyler
D. Hamilton Eggers ’94
Jimmy K. Finney
Robert W. Fudge
Steven C. Gadbois
David A. Gagliano
Michael D. Guthrie
John E. Harkins
Jonas Holdeman
William T. Hollinger
Elizabeth P. Hopper
Rebecca M. Keel
John J. Knaff
Jonathan M. Large
James J. McClain
Laura L. McCormick
Shauna H. Miller
Maxine Molasky
Robert W. Mullins
Leigh B. Packard
Katherine Broer Parr
Andrew K. Payne
Douglas R. Perkins
Susan B. Quinn
Glenn E. Rogers
Judy A. Rutledge
Catherine S. Schuhmacher
Ryan G. Sellers
Brian K. Smith
William S. Taylor
Dominic W. Tenent ’00
Norman S. Thompson
Owls Club
Terry D. Balton
Johnny H. Beard
Virginia D. Cochran
David E. Ferebee
David B. Jackson
Ross D. Rutledge ’02
Davis S. Smith
Donors
Anonymous
Richard E. Batey
Laura Bontrager
J. Grant Burke
Mark S. Chubb
Bobby A. Alston
Bonnie U. Barnes
John E. Harkins
Jeremy K. Cupp
Antony G. Eddy
Elizabeth S. Gill
Jonathan M. Jones
Kimberly F. McAmis
Orlando R. McKay
Barbara C. Presley
Spencer M. Reese ’94
Jonathan E. Saunders
William E. Smith
Kenneth L. Stacey
Dax A. Torrey ’94
Kenneth L. Stacey
Dax A. Torrey ’94
Katherine A. Upchurch
Elizabeth B. Hunt
S. Clay Smythe ’85
Margaret E. Williamson
Faculty Emeriti
Andrew F. Saunders III
Barbara L. Crippen
Faculty Club
A. Robert Boelte
Richard C. Broer
Leslie C. Daniel
John E. Harkins
M. Vincent Mutzi
Owls Club
James D. Russell
Thomas L. Brown
Leslie C. Daniel, Jr.
John E. Harkins
100-percent faculty and staff participation
Robert Fudge, Grant Burke, and Jim Buchanan
Analice Sowell, Lizzie Gill, Wayne Mullins,
and Shauna Miller
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Bubba Halliday ’82, left, and Clay Smythe ’85,
right, with Brian Cress, director of
youth mobilization at International Justice
Mission, for the 17th Metcalf Symposium.
Symposium Fellows
Bubba Halliday ’82 and Clay Smythe ’85 welcomed Brian Cress, director of youth
mobilization at International Justice Mission, for the 17th Metcalf Symposium in February.
In communities throughout the developing world, IJM protects the poor from violence, sexual
exploitation, slavery, and other human rights abuses by collaborating with local authorities
to rescue victims, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems.
Halliday and Smythe founded the Metcalf Symposium to encourage student reflection on
the great ethical traditions of Western Civilization and an exchange of ideas about the arts,
humanities, the sciences, civic service, and popular culture – all from a perspective consistent
with the school’s Christian tradition. The symposium honors the late Robert M. Metcalf, a
businessman, friend of MUS, and former service elder at Second Presbyterian Church.
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Annual Fund 2013-14
Alumni Giving
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
8/1/13 – 7/31/14 8/1/09 – 7/31/10 $662,331
8/1/10 – 7/31/11 $639,532
8/1/11 – 7/31/12 $645,412
8/1/12 – 7/31/13 $686,674
$716,737
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Class of 1958
No Representative
33% Participation
$3,025
Clyde L. Patton, Jr.
Scholars Circle
John S. Evans
H. O. True Redd
Donors
John B. Henard, Jr.
Class of 1959
John Lawo
37% Participation
$2,375
Donald G. Austin, Jr.
Honor Circle
Thomas M. Keesee, Jr.
Scholars Circle
W. Frederick Bailey
Landon V. Butler, Jr.
Henry M. Turley
Owls Club
Bryan E. Nearn
T. L. Stebbins
Class of 1960
Met Crump, Alex Wellford
74% Participation
$12,000.00
Archie C. McLaren, Jr.
W. Kent Ingram, Jr.
Allen B. Morgan, Jr.
Met Crump
Scott P. Ledbetter
Alexander W. Wellford, Jr.
Honor Circle
C. Ferrell Varner, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Robert G. Dillard
Carlisle S. Page III
Phillip L. Patterson, Sr.
Eugene A. Stansel, Jr.
Faculty Club
James H. Allen
William M. Gotten
Mitchell W. Legler
Carl R. Olsen
George R. Owen, Jr.
Samuel S. Rembert III
Todd W. Slaughter
Ned Smith
Willis H. Willey III
Owls Club
J. Alan Ballew
Robert B. Ray
Donors
Cranmer R. Boyce III
Daniel T. McGown, Jr.
Class of 1962
Jerry Bradfield
48% Participation
$55,475.00
Owls Club
Allan G. Gold
Donors
Franklin B. Alley
John R. Bondurant
Robert J. Byrd
Kingsley W. Hooker, Jr.
C. D. Smith III
Class of 1961
Scott May
91% Participation
$19,950.00
Joseph R. Hyde III
James H. Barton
Joel W. Brown
W. Thomas Hutton*
Henry W. Morgan, Sr.
Scholars Circle
John B. Bell, Sr.
Francis D. Gibson III
Scott F. May
Gilbert Palmer III
G. Arthur Seelbinder
Louie C. Spencer III
Les Nicholson ’58
Clyde Patton ’58
John Evans ’58
True Redd ’58
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Faculty Club
Franklin P. Allen III
F. Hammond Cole, Jr.
Edward H. Crump III
C. Brandon Jones, Jr.
Felix B. Laughlin
James J. Madison III
James S. Thomas, Jr.
Ross M. Lynn Society Chairman’s Circle
Frederick W. Smith
Eugene R. Dattel
Stewart G. Austin, Sr.
Sam C. Gary
Honor Circle
Jerry M. Bradfield
Daniel N. Copp, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Lee B. McCormick, Jr.
Russell H. Patterson III
Faculty Club
James O. Garner
John S. King III
Newton H. Metcalf
Owls Club
J. Cole Wilder
Donors
Anonymous
Nat B. Ellis
John E. Fry
Class of 1963
Doug Ferris
40% Participation
$23,635.89
Jere L. Crook III
Douglas W. Ferris, Jr.
Richard C. Moore, Jr.
Russell E. Bloodworth, Jr.
John D. Canale III
Henry W. Grenley
Faculty Club
Edwin C. Hussey
G. Buford Norman, Jr.
William W. Tomford
Owls Club
Robert D. McCallum, Jr.
Alan Catmur
Class of 1964
Bill Quinlen
48% Participation
$6,000.00
Thurston R. Moore
William L. Quinlen III
C. Scott Heppel
Honor Circle
David C. Dando
Scholars Circle
Robert D. Lynn, Jr.
Faculty Club
Richard T. Doughtie III
Frank C. Tenent
A. William Wunderlich III
Donors
W. Ray Brakebill
Ness Olsen, Jr.
Honor Circle
Johnston C. Adams, Jr.
Henry P. Doggrell
D. Dwight Drinkard
W. Scott King, Jr.
W. Brigham Klyce, Jr.
Richard Montgomery
W. Ray Brakebill
Scholars Circle
Harry Hill III
Class of 1965
Faculty Club
Bruce A. Bullwinkel
R. Sidney Caradine III
Stephen B. Crump
Eric S. Greenwood, Jr.
Hal S. Rhea, Jr.
Owls Club
C. Burgess Ledbetter
George A. Piper
Bob Heller, Rick Miller
26% Participation
$11,550.00
P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr.
Stephen C. Schadt
H. Robert Heller III
Class of 1967
John Pettey
50% Participation
$18,104.44
Faculty Club
Thomas G. Austin
Richard A. Miller, Jr.
Mark J. Halperin
W. Reid Sanders, Sr.
Owls Club
Louis M. Johnson, Jr.
Albert A. Varner
Ralph E. Lewis, Jr.
Donors
George E. Malone
Class of 1966
Chuck Smith
57% Participation
$25,950.00
Kent Wunderlich
Charles F. Smith, Jr.
Frank Z. Jemison, Jr.
John A. Roberts
L. Edwin Eleazer, Jr.
Charles H. Johnston, Jr.
John E. Petree
Robert P. Sayle, Jr.
Edwin Hussey ’63
Wilson Barton ’63
Doug Ferris ’63
John H. Pettey III
Honor Circle
Rodney D. Baber, Jr.
Class of 1967
Richard L. Essex, Sr.
Michael J. Harris
J. Walton Tomford
Scholars Circle
John S. Cannon
James A. Cowan
Jack L. Erb, Jr.
Joel A. Fulmer IV
Robert L. Parrish, Jr.
Faculty Club
John C. Callison
W. David Dunavant, Jr.
Gordon S. Greeson, Jr.
William L. Jordan
Lancelot L. Minor III
Hugh H. Sprunt, Jr.
Walter D. Wills III
Dwight Drinkard '66
Rick Miller '65
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Owls Club
Hugh H. Bosworth, Jr.
David G. Luther, Jr.
Minor C. Vernon
Honor Circle
James M. Smith
Thomas W. Wells
Class of 1968
Bill Ferguson, Terry Wilson
39% Participation
$7,803.00
T. William Hoehn III
Bruce B. Hopkins, Sr.
Gilbert A. Robinson III
C. Swift Treadwell, Jr.
William Nugent Treadwell
Scholars Circle
W. Stuart Dornette
Daniel F. Fisher, Jr.
James A. Robinson, Jr.
J. Bayard Snowden
Z. Ames Yeates
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Clyde A. Billings, Jr.
Robert T. Davis
William B. Ferguson
Lloyd J. Gordon III
J. Edgar Moser III
Henry C. Shelton III
Cleo W. Stevenson, Jr.
Terry A. Wilson
Scholars Circle
W. Parks Dixon, Jr.
David V. Dow
S. W. Farnsworth III
William H. D. Fones, Jr.
W. Bernard Gordon
Davis D. Moser
Holmes S. Pettey
Scott P. Wellford
Faculty Club
Joel M. Bailey
John R. Cady
Richard C. Cowan
Christopher B. Craft
William L. Love
Paul K. McClure
Webster McDonald
Angus D. McPhaul
William H. Rachels, Jr.
John W. Remmers, Jr.
E. Woods Weathersby
Owls Club
Phillip T. Crawford, Jr.
Laurence S. Dobbins
Louis K. Matherne, Jr.
Wylie G. McLallen
Donors
Mark L. Frederick
Lawrence H. Keesee
Owls Club
Harry W. Laughlin III
W. Cary Whitehead III
John M. Witherington
Bruce I. Minkin
Donors
David H. Cunningham
Class of 1970
Class of 1969
Warren Ayres
34% Participation
$10,155.00
Scott Wellford
77% Participation
$9,500.00
John H. Keesee
Everett R. Cook II
R. Louis Adams
Shepherd D. Tate
R. Hunter Humphreys, Sr.
Barbara Lowe
Willis Ayres ’72
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J. Paul McDonald
J. Lawrence McRae
Fontaine B. Moore III
Honor Circle
Robert E. Lee Wilson V
Scholars Circle
Ralph E. Braden, Jr.
Henry P. Sullivant, Jr.
B. Snowden Todd
George J. Whitlock
Faculty Club
Warren W. Ayres
Herbert W. Davis, Jr.
L. Wearen Hughes
Henry G. Loeb
Joseph S. Lovejoy
Hughes Mayo III
Michael N. Murphy
Henry Wetter III
James H. Wetter, Jr.
Owls Club
John C. Catmur
Richard C. Johnson
Kelly L. McGuire
Class of 1971
Barlow Mann, Phil Wiygul
45% Participation
$16,100.00
D. Stephen Morrow
H. Edward Garrett, Jr.
Mark E. Schandorff
Honor Circle
Barlow T. Mann
P. Layton Sanders, Jr.
J. Philip Wiygul
Scholars Circle
Arthur C. Best, Jr.
Bruce C. Edenton III
Douglas O. Matthews
John McFadden
John S. Quackenboss
Jess M. Wesberry, Jr.
Lee Marshall ’75
Bill Mueller ’75
Faculty Club
W. Preston Battle III
Joel P. Bell
Myron A. Halle III
Thomas R. Jones
Malcolm B. Wood
Owls Club
Stanley L. Fri
William P. Fri
E. Franklin King III
Keith M. Ingram
J. Stuart Collier, Jr.
Honor Circle
Edward Atkinson III
Selden P. Haizlip
Harris P. Quinn, Sr.
Stephen P. Schoettle
Donors
Mark J. Bogatin
Thomas E. Bryan, Jr.
William W. Cox
David B. Martin, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Richard B. Brown III
George E. Holmes IV
Cecil C. Humphreys, Jr.
Wise S. Jones, Jr.
Pope McCorkle III
Class of 1972
Faculty Club
Hal D. Crenshaw
Joseph L. Drew
Mark E. McGuire
Joseph W. Sanders II
Denby Brandon, Joel Hobson
33% Participation
$8,595.00
Paul T. Jones II
Joel J. Hobson III
Scholars Circle
E. Denby Brandon III
Rickman P. Brown
Kenneth M. Humphries
William W. Newbern
Stephen P. Northcross
R. David Thomson
Harry W. Wellford, Jr.
Faculty Club
Donald D. Batchelor
Oliver P. Cobb III
Houston L. Freeburg
Henry A. Hutton
G. Edmund Lunn, Jr.
Mark W. Weston
Owls Club
Michael L. Fitzgerald
Thomas D. Moore, Jr.
R. Carroll Todd
Donors
Richard L. Fisher
Class of 1973
Cecil Humphreys, Wise Jones
34% Participation
$28,600.00
John D. Bryce
Robert E. Loeb
James C. Varner
J. Beasley Wellford
Class of 1974
Mark Ruleman, Walker Sims
35% Participation
$9,924.00
Ben C. Adams
Kelly K. Koeller
Alston J. Palmer
Thomas F. Preston, Sr.
John W. Wepfer
Honor Circle
Mark B. Ruleman
Scholars Circle
John C. Dillon III
Richard D. Fletcher, Jr.
D. Marshall Jemison
J. Walker Sims
Jefferson D. Upshaw
Buckner P. Wellford
Faculty Club
Warren H. Barry, Jr.
Brett B. Bonner
William J. Chase, Jr.
Charles S. Day
L. Allen Jones, Jr.
Thomas C. May
J. McKnight Ray
Paul A. Sharpe
F. Gerald Wade, Jr.
Owls Club
Norman H. Blake III
James C. Hall
Sandeford J. Schaeffer III
Donors
John P. Barton
Class of 1975
Lee Marshall
41% Participation
$20,326.17
J. Stillman McFadden
Stephen J. Maroda, Jr.
Wiley T. Robinson
Karl D. Dunn
Kevin D. Reed
John E. Marcom, Jr.
Lee R. Marshall
Honor Circle
Albert M. Austin IV
Bruce N. Bolton
J. Ramsay Clark
George G. Clarke, Jr.
James R. Mitchum
William G. Mueller IV
William A. Seagle
R. Kuhen Smith
John A. Trumpore
Scholars Circle
Keithley J. Barton
W. Price Morrison, Jr.
Mark E. Wiygul
Faculty Club
William C. Barnett, Jr.
Martin B. Daniel
Mark R. Graham
R. Kevin Hamman
Donald H. Harkness
Harvey L. Kay III
Kevin D. Kenny
Kenneth H. Kyle
G. Tayloe Nickey, Jr.
Carl W. Shorter, Jr.
Owls Club
Anonymous
Elisha W. Atkinson, Jr.
W. Stokes Garner, Jr.
Dirk E. Walker
Mr. Karl D. Dunn
Dr. James R. Mitchum
Class of 1976
Gib Wilson
26% Participation
$9,350.00
Hugh Francis III
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John R. Pitts
John R. Pool
Dexter H. Witte III
Honor Circle
Edward I. Curry III
Stephen D. Hickman
Gilbert B. Wilson
Scholars Circle
Keith G. Anderson
George W. Gully, Sr.
Robert G. Hoehn
Hugh T. Holt, Jr.
James R. Stockley, Jr.
Faculty Club
Roy E. Bell III
David R. Dunavant
Kyle S. Fisher
W. Mott Jones
Alfred H. Piper
Timothy B. Tatum
Owls Club
Stephen C. Barton
Clarke B. Canfield
Robert M. Halle
John D. Peeples III
Class of 1977
Bruce Moore
51% Participation
$26,304.00
Robert M. Fockler
Glenn A. Crosby II
Joseph H. Schaeffer III
Marshall A. Clark
Clifton B. Phillips
Steven J. Hergenrader
J. Preston Klinke, Jr.
O. Thomas Marshall IV
John F. Murrah
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Honor Circle
Anonymous
J. Malcolm Aste, Jr.
Phillip B. Eikner
H. McDade Hunt
William Kent Ihrig
W. Hamilton Smythe IV
William B. Dunavant III
Robert B. Preston
John D. Stewart
Scholars Circle
Raymond W. Brandon
C. Whitney Brown, Jr.
Percy C. Clarke III
Charles P. Oates III
James C. Rainer IV
John K. Wilbourn
Scholars Circle
Marc K. Belz
Eric V. Hunter
P. Carter Rise
Bruce A. Stein
Gene E. Stimson, Jr.
William B. Townsend
Faculty Club
Warren W. Boone
William W. Canale
Mark S. Counce
W. Vinton Lawson III
J. Graham Matherne
R. Allen McCool, Jr.
James E. McGehee III
G. Ruffner Page, Jr.
Clayton I. Peeples
Carey E. Potter
H. Stephen Rosen
J. Courtnay Rudolph III
Timothy D. Sharpe
Frank A. Stackpole, Jr.
Robert E. Tribble, Jr.
Henry G. Watkins III
Bret H. Weaver
Faculty Club
Bradford A. Adams
Andrew C. Cowan
Cecil A. Godman III
D. Scott Hale
Frank A. Hitchings III
Michael W. Holt
Fred E. Jones, Jr.
David S. Walker
Owls Club
John H. Lunn
Walter T. Moore
William T. Satterfield III
John H. Stevens
Class of 1978
Joe Morrison
37% Participation
$17,950.00
John H. Grayson, Jr.
Joseph M. Morrison
John R. Norfleet
George J. Sousoulas
Albert B. Carruthers II
Honor Circle
Newton P. Allen, Jr.
Owls Club
Andrew E. Caldwell
David M. Gould
G. Robert Pidgeon, Jr.
Rollin A. Riggs
William B. Dunavant III
Joseph M. Morrison
Class of 1979
Arthur Fulmer, Greg Meyer
28% Participation
$12,460.00
E. Carl Krausnick, Jr.
Arthur F. Fulmer III
Honor Circle
Russell S. Klinke
Robert E. Moore, Jr.
John W. Stokes III
David E. Taylor
Dean R. Underwood, Jr.
B. Rush Waller III
Scholars Circle
Paul R. Deaton
Paul F. T. Edwards
Bruce J. Landau
Jerry B. Martin, Jr.
Gregory H. Meyer
Charles W. Parrott
Faculty Club
B. Kendall Crawford
H. Tucker Dewey
B. Clayton George
A. Keith May
Hugh B. Scott
Owls Club
G. Treat Macdonald
Donors
Brantly C. Carter
Class of 1980
Mel Payne, George Skouteris
27% Participation
$22,639.00
Samuel N. Graham II
Joseph L. Crain III
George R. Woodbury, Jr.
E. Hope Brooks III
Louis C. Jehl, Jr.
Kimble L. Jenkins
L. Donelson Miller
Richard M. Scharff
Honor Circle
Melvin P. Payne III
E. John Sebes
David L. Simpson IV
Scholars Circle
William D. Harris
W. Bryan Jones
Tod S. Singer
Faculty Club
Allen O. Battle III
Barry L. Frager
Class of ’78
John M. Norwood
John D. Ogle
Brooke C. Rodriguez
William M. Wilson
Samuel N. Graham II
Class of 1982
Class of 1981
Rob Hussey, Kelly Truitt
31% Participation
$21,279.41
Robert J. Hussey III
E. Elkan Scheidt
Hal D. Fogelman
William E. Orgel
Kelly Truitt
Honor Circle
Jeffery R. Harris
Norris W. McGehee
Scholars Circle
Philip H. Freeburg, Sr.
John L. Luttrell
Andrew H. Meyer
Judson L. Peters
Kevin A. Russell
A. Boyd Wade III
Faculty Club
Ted S. Angelakis
Stuart D. Aronson
Paulo de Carvalho Aur
J. Philip Cox
John H. Edmonson
Allen H. Hughes, Jr.
Hugh B. Kaplan
Henry B. Koon, Jr.
John R. Ramey III
William M. Wilson
Owls Club
Andrew P. Allen
Ralph H. Monger III
Richard B. Thornton
Cecil Godman ’78
Rob Hussey ’81
Boyd Wade ’81
John Dunavant
36% Participation
$16,925.00
Thomas B. J. Matthews, Sr.
Donald W. Brady
Ronald H. Helmhout
James W. W. Saunders
Scott J. Crosby
John D. Dunavant
Samuel C. Scull IV
Stephen C. Threlkeld
Honor Circle
Robert J. Davis
William M. Proctor
Scholars Circle
M. Clay Bethell
James I. Burrow III
William P. Halliday III
Jeffrey A. Levinson
David E. McGowan
Robert P. Walters, Jr.
James D. Wilder
Bradley W. Wilkinson
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Daniel M. Barron
Philip M. Canale III
John T. Fisher III
W. Timothy Hayes, Jr.
Thomas M. Higley
Michael M. Howard
Robert E. Howard
Kevin H. Knott
J. Hunter Mitchell
Owls Club
Scott T. Douglas
Gwin Scott ’83
David Moore ’83
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Class of 1983
Jim Harwood, Trey Jordan
30% Participation
$7,622.00
Lawrence H. Lee
James F. Burnett
Scott A. Snyder
Scholars Circle
R. Molitor Ford, Jr.
James E. Harwood IV
Thomas C. Hayes
E. Charles Jalenak
Kevin A. Powell
James T. Rantzow
James M. Ringel
Andrew M. Shainberg
Gary I. Wolf
Faculty Club
Craig A. Christenbury
Daniel R. Cruthirds
Bradford W. Flynn
Richard C. Greenwald
David C. Knodel
R. Daniel Mansberg
Gwin C. Scott, Jr.
Owls Club
Marshall H. Odeen II
Lucius D. Jordan III
Class of 1984
Bob McEwan
50% Participation
$30,910.96
Albert M. Alexander, Jr.
John T. Crews, Jr.
Robert B. Wade, Sr.
Joel M. Kaye
Robert C. McEwan III
Jonathan B. Peters
Christopher P. Beard
Richard L. Fogelman
Thayne D. Muller
Honor Circle
Robert S. Hollabaugh, Jr.
Douglas R. Pyne
Christopher W. Sands
J. Andrew Taylor
H. Walker Upshaw
Stewart B. Waller
Frank L. Watson III
Craig Witt
38% Participation
$24,123.48
P. Parker Phillips
Owen B. Tabor, Jr.
T. McMurray Garrott IV
James H. Barton, Jr.
Lon M. Magness
Jeffrey O. Rowe
Edward L. Simpson
Scott D. Williams
Scholars Circle
Jeffrey A. Breazeale
Harold H. Brown
James R. Calise
Matthew A. Daniel, Jr.
Mark H. Hamer
J. Walker Hays IV
James F. Hudson
Gregg A. Landau
J. Michael Peeler
M. Paul Reaves
Robert P. Sumner
J. Kimbrough Taylor
Charles L. Yukon
Honor Circle
J. Robert Coleman
Allen P. Halliday
John R. Malmo, Jr.
Scott A. Richman
Craig H. Witt
Scholars Circle
John W. Apperson III
Gregory E. Busby
Reginald L. Degan
R. Jeffery Kelsey
William A. Martin
William R. McKelvy III
Anthony A. Morrison
Salil P. Parikh
S. Clay Smythe
Faculty Club
John P. Arkle III
David W. Ford
W. Hunter Ivy
J. Evans Jack
Douglass M. Rayburn
J. Andrew Saatkamp
Patrick E. Schaefer
Faculty Club
Kenneth P. Jones
McNeal B. McDonnell
Richard E. M. Nichol, Jr.
Lee W. Schaefer
Owls Club
Scott D. Blen
Robert B. Higley
Donors
David B. Gardner
Lee S. McWaters
Robert C. McEwan III
Robert B. Wade, Sr.
Craig Witt ’85
Kyle King’87
Jonny Ballinger ’87
Wade Harrison ’87
Chris Beard ’84
Rob Sumner ’84
Johnny Crews ’84
Michael Peeler ’84
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Class of 1985
Owls Club
Timothy B. Donovan
Todd H. Eckler
Keith R. Moore
Donors
Andrew H. Walt
T. McMurray Garrott IV
Scott A. Richman
S. Clay Smythe
Class of 1986
Brad Conder, Andy McArtor, Ted Miller
54% Participation
$36,825.00
Andrew R. McCarroll
Lee A. Harkavy
A. Wellford Tabor
W. Trent Scull
Gavin M. Murrey
Kenneth B. Webber
W. Evan Speight
J. Andrew Shelley
Captain John K. Shin
Bernhardt L. Trout
M. Brett Waddell
Richard M. Wells, Jr.
Richard E. Werman
Gregory T. Wilkinson
Philip R. Zanone, Jr.
Owls Club
John P. Dulin, Jr.
John T. Morris III
Robert M. Williams III
Donors
Clifford F. Goldmacher
Jonathan L. Ringel
J. Wesley Grace
Andrew A. McArtor, Sr.
Andrew R. McCarroll
Honor Circle
Benjamin L. Daniel, Sr.
Pearce W. Hammond, Jr.
Ricardo J. Heros
Andrew A. McArtor, Sr.
Edward W. Miller, Jr.
Brian S. Moore
Loyal W. Murphy IV
Alexander V. Pritchartt III
Stephen B. Shipley
Eugene E. Tibbs, Jr.
David J. Zarfoss
Class of 1987
Scholars Circle
Louis F. Allen, Jr.
Stewart G. Austin, Jr.
Charles E. Frankum, Jr.
J. Wesley Grace
Brian D. Israel
Trammell P. Wells II
Andrew D. Wright
Faculty Club
Dylan C. Black
Bradley T. Conder
M. Eugene Hamilton
Edward B. LeMaster III
Clyde L. Patton III
Michael B. Pickens
Jeffrey S. Schlosberg
Honor Circle
Hal P. Bailey III
Jonathan A. Ballinger
James W. Boals, Jr.
L. Wade Harrison III
Kyle T. King
John G. Ross
Jonny Ballinger, Bo Brooksbank
45% Participation
$10,320.00
Daniel J. Hartman
Paul T. J. Boyle
Richard W. Hussey, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Jeffrey R. Blumberg
Geoffrey C. Butler, Jr.
Derrick J. Calcote
Allen R. Graber
Faculty Club
Damon C. Bell
Winston B. Brooks
Gardner P. Brooksbank III
Edward A. Burr
J. Sidney Evans, Jr.
Mark E. Hopper
E. Jeffrey Horn
Carl K. Morrison
John M. Russell, Jr.
Joel H. Scott
John S. Wilson III
Owls Club
Michael D. Blen
Martin R. Felsenthal
Christopher M. Joe
Mason C. Jones
William B. McGown
Keith N. Woodbury
Donors
W. Stewart Hammond
William C. Sharp
Donald M. Smith III
Class of 1988
Max Painter, Fred Schaeffer
27% Participation
$20,850.00
Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr.
Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr.
Mark A. Fogelman
James F. Keegan, Jr.
J. Dabney Collier III
William G. Jones
Max W. Painter, Jr.
Jason E. Peters
Honor Circle
James R. Liles, Jr.
Daniel H. McEwan
Scholars Circle
Patrick T. Gilmore
Meyer A. Horn
Dede Malmo ’85 and
Craig Witt ’85
Class of ’88
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Faculty Club
Franklin O. Adams
Mark D. Griffin
Prasad V. Jallepalli
Ryan T. Riggs
William S. Stratton, Jr.
Jonathan A. Van Hoozer
Owls Club
Wren M. Greene
Michael R. Wexler
Class of 1989
Scott Sherman
49% Participation
$22,349.99
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Joseph O. Boone
Jason J. Fair
Miles S. Fortas
William F. Hughes III
Cameron C. Jehl
W. Griffin Jenkins
Peter S. Knoop, Jr.
Christopher C. Lee
J. Spencer Medford
Newton H. Metcalf, Jr.
John S. Minor III
Samuel M. Nickey IV
Todd P. Photopulos
Jonathan L. Segal
Kyle S. Smith
Brian A. Webber
Edward J. Dobbs
Owls Club
Sarkis V. Kish, Jr.
D. Mark Poag
Horace L. Carter
D. Andrew Shipman
Class of 1990
Robert L. Ducklo III
William N. Frank
Rudolph H. Holmes IV
Alexander W. Wellford III
Honor Circle
Paul W. Barcroft
Andrew F. Cates
Mark H. Cox
Eben C. Garnett
James S. Gilliland, Jr.
Robert W. MacQueen
Scott S. Sherman
Scholars Circle
Seth A. Alpert
Andrew K. Crosby
Matthew M. Crosby
Patrick F. Hopper
Marc L. Kesselman
Kenneth E. Lee
Eric B. Mandel
Peter F. Monaghan
Gregory L. Rhodes
Eric M. Schofield
John S. Scott
Daniel C. Shumake
Russel L. Wiener II
Brian Eason, Philip Wunderlich
35% Participation
$11,625.00
G. Coors Arthur
Brian C. Eason
Darrin V. Gulla
Gilbert A. Robinson IV
David Foote Sellers Shy, Sr.
Richard B. Vining
Philip S. Wunderlich
Honor Circle
Jonathan D. Rowe
Scholars Circle
Donald E. Bradford II
William M. Gotten, Jr.
Hootan Hidaji
Robert T. Higginbotham
Jeffrey E. Kerlan
Jefferson E. Mokros
Alan R. Moore
J. Manning Weir, Jr.
Faculty Club
David A. Billions
Benjamin Q. Brunt
Larry J. Goldsmith, Jr.
D. Kevin Roddey
Dan H. Shell IV
Andrew B. Turnage
Sidney P. Williamson, Jr.
Owls Club
Gray W. Bartlett
M. Shannon Rhodes
Donors
E. Fargason Erb, Jr.
Brian C. Eason
Class of 1991
Trent Allen, Darrell Cobbins, Brett Grinder
28% Participation
$10,500.00
J. Brett Grinder
Jeremy G. Alpert
Darrell T. Cobbins
Lee R. Dickinson
D. Ellis Haddad
Bryan S. Smith
Honor Circle
Trevor B. Benitone
Christopher C. Lamberson
William H. Watkins III
Scholars Circle
W. Thomas Hutton, Jr.
Talmai O. Vickers, Jr.
Faculty Club
D. Prichard Bevis, Jr.
Sam Block III
Eric L. Elms
Salil Goorha
Bryan D. King
Joshua D. Poag
Owls Club
Anonymous
A. Ian Olney
Class of ’93
Hank Holmes ’89
Edward Dobbs ’89
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Philip Wunderlich ’90
Brian Eason ’90
Class of 1992
Chuck Hamlett, Brandon Westbrook
36% Participation
$6,185.00
Mark G. Freeman
Allen B. Hyde
T. Gaillard Uhlhorn V
Honor Circle
S. Douglas Hixson, Jr.
Casey L. Nolan
John S. Palmer
Honor Circle
Nathan J. Howard
W. Oliver Luckett III
Scholars Circle
Eric G. Dalle
Robert C. Hillyer
Sanford G. Hooper
Keith A. Tonkin
Scholars Circle
Robert I. Abbay IV
Brooks G. Brown
Charles D. Hamlett
Kristopher C. Horne
Harry E. Sayle IV
William R. Tayloe
Brandon L. Westbrook
Matthew T. Wilson
Faculty Club
Tyler A. Benitone
Gerald T. H. Dang
M. Howard Gober, Jr.
Hemant Gupta
James R. Haygood IV
Jackson W. Moore, Jr.
E. Cavett Ostner
Faculty Club
Scott E. Anderson
C. Tate Conrad
Oliver F. Doughtie
M. Brett Erskine
Paul K. Hedgepeth
Brantley P. Horne
Preston D. Miller III
Paul H. Morris
Alan S. Pinstein
Jason A. Shelby
W. Cortland Winsett
Owls Club
Robert W. Adams
Dean T. DeCandia
Michael T. Hartsfield, Jr.
Michael A. Kerlan
Rome A. Sherrod III
Owls Club
R. Spencer Clift III
T. Matthew Ducklo
Alan B. Florendo
Ben Clanton, Kirby May
32% Participation
$8,673.01
Donors
Elliot R. Kiersky
John N. Laughlin
Donors
Thomas C. Quinlen
Daniel J. Warlick
Class of 1994
Craig R. Hilsenbeck
Jeffrey D. Engelberg
Thomas Quinlen, Gil Uhlhorn
28% Participation
$7,345.00
Honor Circle
Jeffrey Block
Brian P. Edmonds
Brian T. Kelley
Albert E. Laughlin III
Matthew D. Rose
Scholars Circle
William P. Abbay
Class of 1993
Bradley H. Cohen
Robert P. Dempsey, Jr.
M. Taylor Hewgley
C. Kemmons Wilson III
Faculty Club
A. Reed Deupree
D. Hamilton Eggers
W. Duncan Galbreath II
Michel G. Khouri
Gene S. Kim
Lewis M. Miller III
James R. Weathersby
M. Cole Whitaker
Kevin J. Wilson
D. Zachariah Zaricor
Owls Club
Joshua J. D. Martin
G. Kirby May
William H. Mays III
W. Clay McCullar
Andrew D. Schaeffer
Donors
A. Patton Hickman
Spencer M. Reese
Rowlett W. Sneed III
Dax A. Torrey
Class of 1995
David Bradford, Gideon Scoggin,
Will Thompson
39% Participation
$11,532.60
J. Kelly Ensor III
Alexander F. M. Mooney
David C. Bradford, Jr.
Matthew S. Evans
Richard A. Miller III
Gideon L. Scoggin
Honor Circle
Anonymous
Thomas M. Carr III
Jason E. Dunn
Charles A. Gilliland IV
Jacob G. Lawhead
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Scholars Circle
J. Waldrup Brown III
Kevin M. Howard
Faculty Club
John B. Barton, Jr.
G. S. Clark Burrow
James P. Dorman III
Dallas M. Geer
John T. Moses
Owls Club
S. Lee Akins, Jr.
Thomas M. Burnett
Jason B. Higginbotham
Brian K. Kelsey
Douglas A. King
J. Britton Williston
Class of 1998
Class of 1997
Richard C. Moore III
Matthew J. Saenger
Samuel "A" Thompson IV
Trey Jones, Michael Thompson
35% Participation
$9,196.00
Owls Club
Blake W. Bourland
Benjamin J. Cousins III
Evan D. Johnson
Sean D. Lyttle
Brian M. Paris
Sanford M. Roberts IV
Stephen E. Weinberg
Sean A. Alpert
Byron N. Brown IV
James B. Cochran III
Justin E. Grinder
William H. Jones III
William M. McDonald, Jr.
Donors
W. Macrae Jackson
Steven J. Kramer
Class of 1996
Scholars Circle
James G. Comella, Jr.
Woodson Q. Dunavant
J. Robert Walker IV
Brian L. Yoakum
Wilson A. Moore
Faculty Club
Edward E. Aftandilian
Emmel B. Golden III
David Y. Hwang
Richard L. Magevney, Jr.
Richard E. Shubert III
David D. Spence
Alexander K. Strong
Michael H. Thompson, Jr.
Nelson Cannon, Robert Dow, Matt Weathersby
27% Participation
$7,339.00
Michael B. Faber
Steven T. S. Juang
William V. Shappley III
Honor Circle
Robert O. Dow
Kyle A. Farlow
Scholars Circle
Anonymous
Faculty Club
Oscar P. Atkinson
H. Nelson Cannon, Jr.
Elliott L. Ives
T. Worthington Jones III
Peter S. Pettit
W. Matthew Weathersby
McLean T. Wilson
Owls Club
Joshua L. Acker
W. Russell Erskine III
John M. Haire
Fletcher F. Maynard III
Robert P. Sayle III
John P. Scruggs, Jr.
Donors
Richard C. Cowan, Jr.
Paul C. Murray
Courtney W. Carson
J. McCown Smith, Jr.
Honor Circle
J. Arthur Shaw
Scholars Circle
Robert A. Faber
Justin W. Lohman
C. Foster Smith III
Hunter W. Witherington
Faculty Club
John H. Brooks, Jr.
Lawrence V. Dow
Donald D. Drinkard, Jr.
John S. Gardner
Robert C. Humphreys
Philip M. Lewis II
Matthew R. Ware
Owls Club
Griffin Beard
Broderick D. Clifford
Jason G. Lewin
Wade H. Rhea
King W. Rogers IV
Donors
Stefan J. Banks
Class of 1999
Richard Burt, Chip Campbell,
Norfleet Thompson
36% Participation
$5,141.00
Raymond E. Glotzbach
Trey Jones ’97
Justin Grinder ’97
Clayton Chandler ’97
David Bradford ’95
Gil Uhlhorn ’93
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Erick Clifford, Don Drinkard, Justin Lohman
29% Participation
$13,125.00
Honor Circle
E. Alston Meeks, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Leslie D. Campbell III
J. David Forsythe
Elliot L. Pope
Norfleet B. Thompson
Neal F. Weinrich
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Esmond L. Arrindell, Jr.
J. Wilson Baird, Jr.
Richard T. Burt
James P. Johnson IV
Michael J. Lee
Benjamin K. S. Mays
Terry L. McFarland, Jr.
William G. Mealor
D. Gilbert Schuette
William E. Scott III
Chistopher G. Wang
Joshua N. Winters
Owls Club
B. Brown Burch
Nicola A. Chimenti
J. Mason Cousins
W. Hunter Hasen
Robin H. Smith
Donors
Anonymous
Jesse F. Conrad
W. Ben James
Jules J. Munn
Albert W. Stemmler
Class of 2000
Michael Liverance, Ryan Miller
29% Participation
$4,746.00
Anonymous
R. Nelson Adrian
Honor Circle
Phillip W. Cook
Scholars Circle
Scott R. Cohen
Joshua F. Tom
James A. Wittenberg III
Faculty Club
Anonymous
W. Blake Barnes
J. Christopher Hamilton
P. Ryan Miller
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr.
Lewis F. Smith
D. Whitfield Tenent
R. E. Lee Wilson VI
Sina Yeganeh
Owls Club
Jay P. McDonald, Jr.
C. S. Avery Reaves
Reid E. Thompson
John S. Winford
Donors
James L. Levy
Adam R. Whitt
Class of 2001
Paul Gillespie, Daniel McDonell,
Battle Williford
36% Participation
$8,915.30
Eric C. Beaty
Brent H. W. Blankenship
Russell E. Bloodworth III
Andrew P. Campbell
Paul T. Gillespie III
James R. Hopkins
W. Battle Williford
Honor Circle
William T. Pegg
Scholars Circle
Anonymous
Benjamin C. Adams III
Daniel C. D. McDonell
Michael C. McLaren
Treadwell B. Thompson
Faculty Club
Wesley A. Brown
David J. Frazier
Jon K. Hampton
Brian A. Katz
W. Brandon O’Mell
Dalton T. Rushing
Justin Willingham
Owls Club
Zachary D. Bailey
Charles C. Gerber, Jr.
James R. Shelton
James H. Tayloe
Donors
Harrison M. Ford
B. Bond Hopkins, Jr.
Paul K. McClure, Jr.
James H. Sayle
Christopher M. Vincent
Class of 2002
Gene Bledsoe, Frank Langston,
Will Saxton
16% Participation
$5,744.60
Anonymous
Sean K. Foley
Jeffrey W. Hackmeyer
Francis B. Langston
Joseph D. Pegram
Scholars Circle
Scott S. Adams
Robert S. Dinkelspiel
David A. Thompson
Faculty Club
Eugene F. Bledsoe
Timothy P. Dean
Joseph G. Griesbeck III
Owls Club
Ross D. Rutledge
Donors
Noah C. Landy
Class of 2003
Jamie Drinan, Edward Nenon
36% Participation
$9,329.12
Preston T. W. Blankenship
Chaseton R. Carlisle
Matt Saenger ’98
Don Drinkard ’98
Jason Lewin ’98
Courtney Carson ’98
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Austin W. Carpenter
Derek M. Clenin
Andrew E. Garrett
J. Dustin Geer
Marshall P. Goldsmith
William C. Lawson
A. Barlow Treadwell Mann, Jr.
A. Ryves Moore
Owls Club
Dean S. Atyia
John S. Collier III
Gordon Conaway
R. Criston Freeman
Andrew S. Hooser
Barton M. Mallory
William H. Presley
Honor Circle
Philip A. Lewis
Donors
Anonymous
J. Tyler Beard
W. Neilson Taylor
Scholars Circle
Anonymous
George D. Edwards III
Faris F. Haykal
Edward F. Nenon, Jr.
Faculty Club
M. Geer Alexander, Jr.
James J. Drinan
Joel L. Iglehart
D. Clark Mayfield
Leland M. McNabb, Jr.
Michael P. Morisy
Collins Roll
Henry B. Talbot
Joshua C. Williamson
Owls Club
Anonymous
William H. Garrison
Charles M. Gordon, Jr.
David A. Jacobson
James F. McKenzie
Douglas L. Owings, Jr.
Scott S. Williams
Donors
Clayton J. Chapman
Alan F. Humphreys
William C. Hunt
Class of 2004
John Collier, Elliot Embry
32% Participation
$7,185.00
Morgan D. Rose
Brandon K. Arrindell
Samuel R. Buckner
J. Elliot Embry
W. Gatlin Hardin, Jr.
E. Hays Mabry III
Bradford J. Spicer
Scholars Circle
Joseph N. Robinson
Edward T. Taylor III
C. Blake Wiedman
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Faculty Club
Alexander G. Gates
Stuart J. Gillespie
A. Harris Jordan
Marcus J. Moss
Scott B. Warren
Class of 2005
Kane Alber, Sam Sawyer
20% Participation
$5,525.00
Kane R. Alber
J. Worth Morgan
Randall W. Noel
Robert D. Park, Jr.
Warner G. Russell
Samuel H. Sawyer
Mark B. Scales
Trevor J. Skelley
Warren A. Stafford
John M. Summers
Faculty Club
Sloan L. Abernathy
Robert A. Baird V
Alex J. Chinn
Michael C. Haas
Wesley S. Spiro
Owls Club
Preston R. Dennis
Price T. Edwards
Aaron H. Struminger
Jon Michael Taylor
Donors
Jonathan M. Wolf
Class of 2006
Sam Coates, Chad Hazlehurst
23% Participation
$6,218.00
Hunter D. Adams
Douglas E. Boyer
Samuel P. Coates
Beau C. Creson
Hugh Francis IV
Charles E. Hazlehurst
Donald A. Malmo III
M. Garrott McClintock, Jr.
Donald C. McClure III
Paul B. Morrow
Russell T. Nenon
Cameron L. Ridgway
Reid W. Wesson
Peter F. Zanca
Scholars Circle
Philippe M. Blais
Faculty Club
Duncan B. Adrian
Shea Conaway
Michael F. Montesi, Jr.
Owls Club
Thomas D. Harvell II
Bennett T. Mallory
Donors
Benjamin W. Ashley
Cage B. Carruthers, Jr.
Andrew Y. Gordon
Robert H. Hudson
Zachary A. Kisber
Class of 2007
West Askew, Blake Cowan
15% Participation
$1,950.00
Andrew L. Alston
Lawrence K. Jensen, Jr.
E. Tyler Johnson
Christopher J. McDonald
Julian J. Prewitt, Jr.
Justin D. Towner V
W. Haynes Vaughn
William M. Ware
Jeffrey R. Wright, Jr.
Faculty Club
J. Blake Cowan
Ryan T. Foley
Owls Club
M. West Askew, Jr.
Donors
Miles M. DeBardeleben
Jim F. Kyle III
Michael E. Park
W. Jonathan Yeung
Class of 2008
Michael Cross, Connell Hall
29% Participation
$2,485.00
E. Sayle Atkinson
Christopher T. Bloodworth
Patrick M. Boyer
G. Scott Edwards
Samuel N. Graham III
W. C. Connell Hall
R. Carter Higdon
Robert D. Hoehn
Wesley H. Jones
Marshall B. Wright
Class of 2011 dodge ball team at the holiday brunch, from left, Tony Bui, Henry Dickinson, Wilson Luttrell, Max Sheppard, Stephen Valentine,
Blake Hennessey, Quay Stallworth, Kevin Simms, J.P. DeVincenzo, Chase Schoelkopf, Carson Smith, and Richard Twardzik.
Owls Club
Michael S. Cross, Jr.
Grant A. Heflin
Stephen J. Maroda III
William T. Mays III
Jack E. Montgomery
Benjamin M. Pelz
Michael B. Stein
Malcolm B. Wood, Jr.
Donors
Benjamin H. Arnold III
R. Kent Francis
Sam T. Goldstein
John F. Heflin
Christopher L. Kennedy
Theodore D. Klug
Ross M. Montague
J. Robert Pitts, Jr.
Michael D. Wills
M. Andrew Wiygul
Class of 2009
Rhobb Hunter, Jim Moore
38% Participation
$1,405.00
E. Walter Barnett, Jr.
R. Alexander Batey II
William C. Carter
Joseph L. Steffner, Jr.
William H. Stokes
Owls Club
John N. Battle
Dylan B. Cunningham
Jacob B. Franklin
L. Mathewes Jehl
Joel B. Moss
Collegiate Circle
John C. Carson III
Devin W. Cleaves
George R. Coors II
W. Andrew Cornaghie
Michael H. Edwards
Michael R. Folk, Jr.
Grant L. Hopkins II
Thomas A. Ivy, Jr.
Coleman S. Kimbrough
E. Carl Krausnick III
Lawson H. C. Mann
Colin C. McDonald
James B. Moore, Jr.
R. Turner Morehead, Jr.
Tho P. Nguyen
Brandon R. Parrish
Harrison I. Rea
David C. Ruben
John T. Rutledge II
A. Wesley Welch Shannon
Austin J. Smith
C. Shelby Smith
J. Kimbrough Taylor, Jr.
Tucker S. Witte
Class of 2010
Stephond Allmond, Hank Hill,
Jake Rudolph
29% Participation
$1,060.00
Steven J. Bell II
R. Wilson Orr IV
M. Christian Kauffman, Jr.
Alexander L. Perry
Owls Club
N. Blake Anderson
Andrew O. Karban
Ryan G. Saharovich
Matthew B. H. Williams
Collegiate Circle
William F. Carruthers
Robert T. Cartwright, Jr.
Eric G. Catmur
Andrew J. Chinn
Cameron D. Crawford
J. Bryan Crenshaw, Jr.
Brian S. Davidoff
Conner E. Davis
J. Holt Edwards
Tyler H. Efird
Edward K. Fockler
Chase B. Harriman
W. Hunt Hensley
Colin L. Lourens
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Austin H. Magruder
R. Emmett Montgomery IV
J. Holman Moores III
Peter L. Rainer
Bradley J. Ringel
W. Reid Sanders, Jr.
Thomas L. Silas
Paul K. Stephens
William C. Taylor
Peterson N. Wellford
Elijah F. Wilder
Class of 2011
Blake Hennessy, Chase Schoelkopf,
Scooter Taylor
43% Participation
$875.00
J. Wilson Luttrell
Owls Club
Donald M. Armour
D. Drew Connors
Joseph L. Levy
Benjamin R. Zambetti
Collegiate Circle
James L. Akers
W. Taylor Bates
M. F. Forrest Baty
Howard S. Choi
Sam J. Cox IV
William G. Cross
Jeffrey M. Daniel
James J. Davies
John P. DeVincenzo IV
C. Robert Dickinson III
Henry T. Dickinson
M. Shea Gabrielleschi
Blake A. Hennessy
John W. Hudson
T. Alexander Jarratt
Andrew D. Kennedy
Jackson M. Klug
Ethan B. Landau
I. Jason Manis
Jerry B. Martin III
Witte B. Meloni
Matthew P. Montsinger
Stephen A. Newton
John C. Prather II
Nathaniel L. Prosser IV
Jianyin Roachell
Joel E. Saslawsky
A. Chase Schoelkopf
Maxwell P. Sheppard
Kevin W. Simms
William H. Smythe V
Mason S. Soun
Richard J. Twardzik
R. Cullen West, Jr.
Aaron M. Wolf
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Class of 2012
Edward Francis, Anthony Hodges, Lee Marshall
42% Participation
$825.00
Faculty Club
W. Ross Warner
Owls Club
J. Edward Francis
Garrott S. Graham
John H. Grayson III
J. Taylor Mays
Andrew R. Wilensky
Collegiate Circle
Benjamin C. Benton
David C. Brandon III
L. Britt Colcolough
James David Duke
Christopher L. Eddings
Nathan M. Feler
William P. Forsythe
Nathan A. Franklin
P. Healy Fuess
William A. George
Jacob S. Greenstein
N. Spencer Gruber
Joseph J. Hoffsommer
Lee R. Marshall, Jr.
Daniel P. McLeod
Joseph M. Morrison, Jr.
John P. Oates
Nicholas M. Rouse
John T. Shawkey
Andrew P. Stevenson
Henry L. Valk III
John W. Watkins III
W. L. Crews Wellford
J. Heath Wilder
Donors
Lee H. Downen
J. Brayden Kristopher Phillips
Jay T. Saunders II
Jasmail Singh
Max A. Weiss
Class of 2013
Derrick Baber, Matt Bolton,
Jarrett Jackson, James Rantzow
36% Participation
$835.00
Faculty Club
J. Fraser Humphreys IV
Owls Club
Andrew B. Plunkett
W. Austin Pretsch
Collegiate Circle
Richard F. Adams III
J. Derrick Baber
W. Matthew Bolton
John H. Brand
Daniel B. Britton
Daniel J. Camuti
Seth A. Carson
Dustin C. Conway
John T. Crews III
Forrest C. Field
Cole A. Flemmons
Charles J. Goodfellow
Grant M. Hechinger
S. Srujan Jampana Raju
William E. Jones
William C. Kaelin
Farhan B. Kheraj
Peyton W. Klawinski
Edward D. Lake
William C. Mann III
Taylor R. Martin
Daniel E. McGowan
Andrew H. Miller II
M. Van Putman, Jr.
L. Wilkinson Rainer
James T. Rantzow, Jr.
Remington J. Rea
Hurston C. Reed
Andrew D. Renshaw
Austin T. Riggins
Brian D. Ringel
W. Fort Robinson
Frederick M. Scharff
Robert C. Scott
Edward L. Simpson, Jr.
Derrick D. Walker
Jacob C. Woodman
Donors
Tucker W. Brock
Kyle M. Gossett
J. Wells Jackson, Jr.
Arbre D. Jones
2013-14 Class Giving
Class
'58
'59
'60
'61
'62
'63
'64
'65
'66
'67
'68
'69
'70
'71
'72
'73
'74
'75
'76
'77
'78
'79
'80
'81
'82
'83
'84
'85
'86
'87
'88
'89
'90
'91
'92
'93
'94
'95
'96
'97
'98
'99
'00
'01
'02
'03
'04
'05
'06
'07
'08
'09
'10
'11
'12
'13
Classmates
Donors
2013-14 Participation
9
4
19
7
35
26
23
21
27
13
25
10
25
12
31
8
35
20
42
21
56
22
39
30
67
23
53
24
57
19
53
18
68
24
80
33
85
22
83
42
73
27
76
21
73
20
84
26
80
29
66
20
80
40
80
30
84
45
74
33
74
20
94
46
74
26
67
19
72
26
81
23
94
30
67
26
75
20
74
26
80
23
83
30
76
22
77
28
82
13
94
34
75
24
103
21
109
25
102
15
92
27
88
33
113
33
93
40
86
36
121
44
3,9281,400
33%
37%
74%
91%
48%
40%
48%
26%
57%
50%
39%
77%
34%
45%
33%
34%
35%
41%
26%
51%
37%
28%
27%
31%
36%
30%
50%
38%
54%
45%
27%
49%
35%
28%
36%
28%
32%
39%
27%
35%
29%
36%
29%
36%
16%
36%
32%
20%
23%
15%
29%
38%
29%
43%
42%
36%
36%
2013-14 Gift Amount
$3,025.00 $2,375.00 $12,000.00 $19,950.00 $55,475.00 $23,635.89 $6,000.00 $11,550.00 $25,950.00 $18,104.44 $7,803.00 $9,500.00 $10,155.00 $16,100.00 $8,595.00 $28,600.00 $9,924.00 $20,326.17 $9,350.00 $26,304.00 $17,950.00 $12,460.00 $22,639.00 $21,279.41 $16,925.00 $7,622.00 $30,910.96 $24,123.48 $36,825.00 $10,320.00 $20,850.00 $22,349.99 $11,625.00 $10,500.00 $6,185.00 $7,345.00 $8,673.01 $11,532.60 $7,339.00 $9,196.00 $13,125.00 $5,141.00 $4,746.00 $8,915.30 $5,744.60 $9,329.12 $7,185.00 $5,525.00 $6,218.00 $1,950.00 $2,485.00 $1,405.00 $1,060.00 $875.00 $825.00 $835.00 $716,736.97
No Representive
John Lawo
Met Crump, Alex Wellford
Scott May
Jerry Bradfield
Doug Ferris
Bill Quinlen
Bob Heller, Rick Miller
Chuck Smith
John Pettey
Bill Ferguson, Terry Wilson
Scott Wellford
Warren Ayres
Barlow Mann, Phil Wiygul
Denby Brandon, Joel Hobson
Cecil Humphreys, Wise Jones
Mark Ruleman, Walker Sims
Lee Marshall
Gib Wilson
Bruce Moore
Joe Morrison
Arthur Fulmer, Greg Meyer
Mel Payne, George Skouteris
Rob Hussey, Kelly Truitt
John Dunavant
Jim Harwood, Trey Jordan
Bob McEwan
Craig Witt
Brad Conder, Andy McArtor, Ted Miller
Jonny Ballinger, Bo Brooksbank
Max Painter, Fred Schaeffer
Scott Sherman
Brian Eason, Philip Wunderlich
Trent Allen, Darrell Cobbins, Brett Grinder
Chuck Hamlett, Brandon Westbrook
Thomas Quinlen, Gil Uhlhorn
Ben Clanton, Kirby May/ Duncan Galbreath
David Bradford, Gideon Scoggin, Will Thompson
Nelson Cannon, Robert Dow, Matt Weathersby
Trey Jones, Michael Thompson
Erick Clifford, Don Drinkard, Justin Lohman
Richard Burt, Chip Campbell, Norfleet Thompson/ Josh Winters
Michael Liverance, Ryan Miller
Paul Gillespie, Daniel McDonell, Battle Williford
Gene Bledsoe, Frank Langston, Will Saxton
Jamie Drinan, Edward Nenon
John Collier, Elliot Embry
Kane Alber, Sam Sawyer
Sam Coates, Chad Hazlehurst
West Askew, Blake Cowan
Michael Cross, Connell Hall
Rhobb Hunter, Jim Moore
Stephond Allmond, Hank Hill, Jake Rudolph
Blake Hennessy, Chase Schoelkopf, Scooter Taylor
Edward Francis, Anthony Hodges, Lee Marshall
Derrick Baber, Matt Bolton, Jarrett Jackson, James Rantzow
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Alumni Giving - 2013-14 Phonathon Volunteers
Kane Alber ’05
John Dunavant ’82
Dade Hunt ’77
Edward Nenon ’03
Henry Talbot ’03
Warren Ayres ’70
Brian Eason ’90
Rob Hussey ’81
Max Painter ’88
Tread Thompson ’01
Jonny Ballinger ’87
Jason Fair ’89
Trey Jones ’97
Michael Peeler ’84
Will Thompson ’95
Paul Barcroft ’89
Bill Ferguson ’68
Harris Jordan ’04
John Pettey ’67
Kelly Truitt ’81
Chris Beard ’84
Philip Freeburg ’81
Kyle King ’87
Thomas Quinlen ’93
Gil Uhlhorn ’93
Jerry Bradfield ’62
Duncan Galbreath ’94
Barlow Mann ’71
Bill Quinlen ’64
Boyd Wade ’81
David Bradford ’95
Andy Garrett ’03
Lee Marshall ’75
Thomas Robinson ’00
Logan Welch ’06
Hopie Brooks ’80
Paul Gillespie ’01
Scott May ’61
Wiley Robinson ’75
Scott Wellford ’69
Bo Brooksbank ’87
Cecil Godman ’78
Kirby May ’94
Morgan Rose ’04
Brandon Westbrook ’92
Thornton Brooksbank ’82
Justin Grinder ’97
Garrott McClintock ’06
Mark Ruleman ’74
Walter Wills ’67
Nelson Cannon ’96
Chuck Hamlett ’92
Dan McEwan ’88
Warner Russell ’05
Gib Wilson ’76
Clayton Chandler ’97
Wade Harrison ’87
Kelly McGuire ’70
Fred Schaeffer ’88
Terry Wilson ’68
Darrell Cobbins ’91
Chad Hazlehurst ’06
Ryan Miller ’00
Scott Sherman ’89
Craig Witt ’85
John Collier ’04
Bob Heller ’65
Rick Miller ’65
Walker Sims ’74
Phil Wiygul ’71
Brad Conder ’86
Ron Helmhout ’82
Bruce Moore ’77
Trevor Skelley ’05
Gary Wunderlich ’88
Johnny Crews ’84
Steve Hergenrader ’77
Paul Morrow ’06
George Skouteris ’80
Dwight Drinkard ’66
Pat Hopper ’89
Bill Mueller ’75
Rob Sumner ’84
Much of my volunteer service has revolved
around the annual Phonathon. Not only
has that been a great way to reconnect with
former classmates and find out what they are
doing, but also it has been a great way to stay
connected to MUS and see how the board
and administration use the funds raised in the
Phonathon to continually upgrade the facilities
and the academic experience for the boys here.”
– Johnny Crews ’84, father of Tripp ’13 and George ’17,
Alumni Executive Board, Phonathon volunteer Garrott McClintock ’06 and Paul Morrow ’06
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“ I volunteer at MUS simply because I believe in the mission of the school. I’m grateful for
all the positive effects MUS has had on my life, and it is truly a joy to be able to volunteer
and see the influence the institution has on current students and families and our wider
community. Memphis would not be where it is today without MUS alumni, and I expect
even greater things out of our future alumni. I’m excited to see the impact each successive
class will make in the fields they choose to pursue. Whatever small amount I can
contribute to the school by volunteering time and effort to see the MUS mission fulfilled
is a success for me.”
– Brett Grinder ’91, class representative, Board of Trustees, Thorn Society, Phonathon volunteer
Paul Gillespie ’01 and Tread Thompson ’01
John Pettey ’67 and Walter Wills ’67
Henry Talbot ’03 and Edward Nenon ’03
Darrell Cobbins ’91, Dade Hunt ’77, Bruce Moore ’77, and Steve Hergenrader ’77
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Parent Giving by Class
Parents of Seniors
76.3% Participation
$60,365
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Combs
Mr. Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray Stallings, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Ansbro
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hope Brooks III ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Crosby ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Ettingoff
Dr. Leigh L. Harrison and
Dr. Hunter B. Harrison
The Reverend Amy C. Howe and
Mr. Richard D. Howe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimble L. Jenkins ’80
Honor Circle
Dr. Kim M. Huch and Dr. Charles L. Bedwell
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Crenshaw, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Edge, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Jennings
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mitchum ’75
Scholars Circle
Mrs. David L. Bennett, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Lupo T. Carlota
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. T. Edwards ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Eissler
Mr. and Mrs. Travis P. Floyd, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rankin Fowlkes
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Harris ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hecht
Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Norton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephen Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker Sims ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Spisak
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Varner
Faculty Club
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Crosby and
Mr. Eric Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Damon C. Bell ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Manoj L. Bhakta
Mr. Ben M. Blackmon
Ms. Stephanie Bradley
Dr. and Mrs. Jackie C. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Counce ’77
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dicken, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie K. Estes
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Evans
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Flaherty, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. David W. Ford ’84
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Fountain
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Fox
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Lamb
Ms. Perry H. McClew
Mrs. Ravila Moodley
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Neyhart
Dr. Bridget F. Ostrow and
Dr. Louis B. Ostrow
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stewart
Dr. Rachana V. Vaghela and
Mr. Vanraj I. Vaghela
Dr. Zubia E. Virk and Dr. Ejaz S. Virk
Owls Club
Dr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Carro
Ms. Kisha M. Long
Ms. Felicia P. Thompson
Mrs. Julianna Swatzyna Vargo
Ms. Anita L. Walton
Julie Vargo
Jacque Schwartz
Merry Moore
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Parents of Juniors
74.6% Participation
$56,545
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. J. Matthews, Sr. ’82
The Reverend and Mrs.
T. McMurray Garrott IV ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Dunn ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Farnsworth III
Dr. Mary S. Helmhout and
Mr. Ronald H. Helmhout ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton B. Phillips ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly H. Truitt ’81
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Frymire
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Hergenrader ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Love
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Preston ’78
Dr. Sylvia S. Richey and
Dr. Steven T. Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Scharff ’80
Dr. B. Kay Jackson and
Dr. Thomas B. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Walker
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. E. Myron Boswell
Mrs. Larry B. Creson III
Mr. Patrick M. Demere
Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDade Hunt ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Klinke ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Reddoch
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Waggoner, Sr.
Ms. Jennifer A. Zhao and Dr. Yale Zheng
Janet Stevenson
Holly Combs
Scholars Circle
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Brandon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Daniel, Jr. ’84
Mr. and Mrs. R. Molitor Ford, Jr. ’83
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Grace ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hayes ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Hunt
Mr. J. Philip Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Manley
Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Merriman
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Meyer ’79
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Moreland
Mrs. Stacey J. Neel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Oates III ’77
Mrs. Hua Peng and Mr. Shen Ouyang
Dr. Anne B. Reaves and
Mr. M. Paul Reaves ’84
Mr. Bruce A. Stein ’78
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimbrough Taylor ’84
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madden III
Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. White
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Wright
Parents of Sophomores
78.6% Participation
$60,121
Mr. R. Patrick Kruczek
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Apple
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Arkle III ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Christenbury ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Clark
The Reverend Christopher B. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Jarratt
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Jones
Ms. Stacey L. A. Newman
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Sorrells III
Mrs. Hua Liu and Mr. Xiaolin Zhao
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tancredi
Dr. Lynn W. Gayden and
Dr. John O. Gayden
Dr. Jackie M. Makapugay and
Dr. Fidel L. Makapugay
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Peters ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Kris K. Whitson
Owls Club
Dr. Susie Boulos and Dr. Raif Elsakr
Dr. Elizabeth S. Gray and Dr. John T. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Lee, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Orange
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whicker
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen LaHue
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Olvera
Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Dunn '75
The Reverend and Mrs. T. McMurray Garrott IV '85
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Grace '86
Dr. Elizabeth S. Gray and Dr. John T. Gray
Beth and
Tony Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. R. Reed Colerick
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Collier, Jr. ’73
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dunavant III ’78
Dr. and Mrs. William M. Fesmire
Dr. and Mrs. W. Ricks Hanna, Jr.
Dr. Leigh L. Harrison and
Dr. Hunter B. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Nawar E. Mansour
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. O’Keefe, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Threlkeld ’82
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. O. Mims Clayton
Dr. Donna M. Dabov and
Dr. Gregory D. Dabov
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Daniel, Sr. ’86
Dr. Karen L. Lakin and Mr. Jeffrey Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal W. Murphy IV ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Richman ’85
Dr. Michelle G. Sands and
Dr. Christopher W. Sands
Mr. Gerald D. Skahan
Ms. Karen M. Skahan
Mrs. Deborah Farshee Smith
Dr. R. Kuhen Smith ’75
Scholars Circle
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Davidoff
Mr. Douglas B. Doster, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rankin Fowlkes
Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Freeburg, Sr. ’81
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gully, Sr. ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Carter A. Hord
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephen Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rantzow ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tang
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wallace, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Wallace
Faculty Club
Anonymous
The Reverend and Mrs. Darrin S. Anthony
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Crosby and Mr. Eric Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bartz
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Buser
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kyle Finney
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Flaherty, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Hanissian, Sr.
Mr. John J. Knaff III
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lacy
Dr. Veena S. Mohan and Dr. Kamal J. Mohan
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Smith
Owls Club
Mr. Nicholas B. Benton
Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Blake III ’74
Dr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Carro
Jennifer Merriman
Melissa Reddoch
Jeannie and
Owen Tabor ’85
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Mr. and Mrs. Doan Q. Dinh
Mr. and Mrs. William N. McAtee, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Myers
Mrs. Ines J. Negrette-Salas and
Mr. Jose A. Salas
Mrs. Patresha A. Mandel and
Dr. Barry L. Shulkin
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Young
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. McHugh, Sr.
Mrs. Murrey M. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Buser
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Coleman
Dr. Donna M. Dabov and Dr. Gregory D. Dabov
Ms. Kathleen E. Kruczek
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. '86
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Morrison '78
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. O'Keefe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Richman '85
Mrs. Ines J. Negrette-Salas and Mr. Jose A. Salas
Mrs. Deborah Farshee Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Wallace
Mrs. Melinda Flurry-Wayt and Mr. Michael A. Wayt
Parents of Freshmen
62.5% Participation
$72,205
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ’84
Mrs. Helen S. Gronauer
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Kaye ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fulmer III ’79
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Huffman
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Wittenberg II
Mr. and Mrs. Cary G. Rotter
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Silver
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Austin IV ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Eikner ’77
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Klawinski
Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Klinke ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Scott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Waggoner, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Walden III
Scholars Circle
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Paul Berry
Dr. and Mrs. Debashis Biswas
Dr. and Mrs. Melrose I. Blackett
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Deaton ’79
Ms. Catherine C. Eddins
Dr. Atossa Ghodoussi and
Dr. David Ghodoussi
Mrs. Sherry Walker and Mr. Leon Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hecht
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Lindy ’80
Dr. Rashmi K. Pandya-Lipman and
Dr. Craig L. Lipman
Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Murdock
Mr. and Mrs. Deepak Y. Patil
Mrs. Rebecca L. Courtney and
Mr. Bobby C. Rogers
Dr. and Mrs. Holger P. Salazar
Mrs. Kousalya Parthasarathy and
Mr. Mohanram Sankararaman
Mr. and Mrs. B. Snowden Todd ’70
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Tomes
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wilder ’82
Faculty Club
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Grant M. Boucek
Larry Klawinski
Arthur Fulmer ’79
Bryan Jordan
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Clayton George ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gilliland
Mr. Donald M. Gronauer
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Heathcott
Mr. and Mrs. David O. Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. L. Epps Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Milford
Mr. Robert D. Mims
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Nanney
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Neyhart
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pahlow
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Parry
Mrs. Daphne A. Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Smith
Mrs. Hong Zheng and Mr. Yu Zhou
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. Brown B. Baine
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Jitindra Mehra
Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Regis
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin A. Riggs ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Ruaro
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Davis III
Ms. Christina G. Wellford-Scott and
Mr. Terry A. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Davis III
Mrs. Ann E. Horn
Dr. Rashmi K. Pandya-Lipman and
Dr. Craig L. Lipman
Mrs. Rebecca L. Courtney and Mr. Bobby C. Rogers
Mrs. Kousalya Parthasarathy and
Mr. Mohanram Sankararaman
Mr. Terry A. Scott
Parents of Eighth Graders
73.2% Participation
$57,436
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rhodes III
Kevin Miller
Maria Douglass
Shauna Miller
Mike Douglass
Debbie and
Keith Penney
Lauren Wiener
Lajuana Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Fogelman ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Carter ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Eason ’90
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keegan, Jr. ’88
Dr. Laurie Moody and Mr. David Moody
Dr. and Mrs. Satish C. Verma
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Aghabeg
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dunavant III ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Grissinger
Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Lonergan III
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murrah ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Robinson IV ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Swaim
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Stevan L. Black, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. McEwan ’88
Dr. Ashley B. Miller and
Mr. Edward W. Miller, Jr. ’86
Mr. T. Mathon Parker, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin P. Payne III ’80
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Reinhard III
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Thomas, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Wang
Scholars Circle
Mr. and Mrs. M. Clay Bethell ’82
Mr. Douglas B. Doster, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Barden A. Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker Hays IV ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey C. Knowlton ’91
Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clay Smythe ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Temple
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wilbourn ’77
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Brentley H. Berry
Dr. Janet W. Dellinger and
Mr. Edward Dellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guinocor
Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Hamilton ’86
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Howell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Huffman
Mr. and Mrs. Kent H. Kerkhof
Mr. James M. Morrow
Mr. and Mrs. Ebben J. Raves
Dr. Adeline Prophete and
Dr. Felix Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kyle Webb
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Wilkinson ’86
Mrs. Fujin Lu and Mr. Xinhua Yu
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ferebee
Mr. and Mrs. Ganesh K. Hosad
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bridgforth, Jr.
Ms. Dawn K. McKay
Mr. Orlando R. McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Eason '90
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Howell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Huffman
Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McEwan III '84
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Reinhard III
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clay Smythe '85
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Temple
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wade, Sr. '84
Parents of Seventh Graders
61.6% Participation
$23,867
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stillman McFadden ’75
Dr. Eve G. Cieutat and
Dr. James W. Blatchford III
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Burnett ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Cox
Dr. Dana J. Curlin and Mr. Thomas H. Curlin
Hunter and
Leigh Harrison
Ross and
Sherra Meyers
Larry and
Cyndie Fogarty
Tani and
Tony Williams
r
on
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Parent Giving
Dr. Leigh L. Harrison and Dr. Hunter B. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. David Foote Sellers Shy, Sr. ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Wunderlich ’90
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Croone
Dr. Donna M. Dabov and
Dr. Gregory D. Dabov
Mrs. Amy P. Farris
Mr. John M. Farris
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wade Harrison III ’87
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Maiden
Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Powell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker Upshaw ’84
Scholars Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Allen, Jr. ’86
Mrs. David L. Bennett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Molitor Ford, Jr. ’83
Mr. and Mrs. D. Shawn Fussell
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Garland, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Manley
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mann II
Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Roachell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Thomas
Mr. William U. Weiss
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Robin T. Coffman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gilliland
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Griffin ’88
Mr. Allen H. Hughes, Jr. ’81
Dr. Mary Margaret Hurley and
Mr. Gregory J. Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Meyers
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. M. Nichol, Jr. ’85
Ms. Teramena L. Oliver
Dr. Marcy A. Pate
Mrs. Jun Xie and Mr. Teong E. Tan
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Zanone, Jr. ’86
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Fogarty
Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Mirth
Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Penney
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Quinlen ’93
Dr. Eve G. Cieutat and Dr. James W. Blatchford III
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Coleman
Dr. Donna M. Dabov and Dr. Gregory D. Dabov
Mr. and Mrs. D. Shawn Fussell
Ms. Laurie B. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Linkous III
Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Powell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Thomas
Owls Club
Ms. Shanteau N. Birgs
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Lam
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin A. Riggs ’78
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Touliatos
Mr. and Mrs. Joel K. Wood
Dr. Bernadette Zak and
Mr. David M. Zak, Jr.
Parents’ Association Board of Directors 2013-14
CHAIRS Tina and Walter Edge
GRANDPARENT PROGRAMS
Missy and Horace Carter ’89
12TH GRADE REP
Elizabeth Crosby and Eric Barnes
TREASURERS Cindy and Sam Ettingoff
HOSPITALITY
Alice and Warren Ball
11TH GRADE REP
Jennifer and Keith Merriman
SECRETARIES Kourtney and Reed Colerick
HOSPITALITY, LOWER SCHOOL
Julie and Philip Wunderlich ’90
10TH GRADE REP
Lauren and Dan Keel
ADMISSIONS
Nada and Scott Fountain
HOSPITALITY, UPPER SCHOOL
Anne and Drew Wilson
9TH GRADE REP
Susan and John Huffman
ARTS COORDINATOR
Janet and Gary Stevenson
Terri and Jeff Jarratt
MEMBERSHIP
Margaret and Ed Apple
8TH GRADE REP
Ashley and Bert Robinson ’90
PHONATHON
Catherine and Ray Stallings
7TH GRADE REP
Elizabeth and Bo Allen ’86
COMMUNICATION/ PARENT EDUCATION
Katie and Wade West
COMMUNITY WELFARE/MENTORING
Robin and Rick Hanna
FUNDRAISING
Laurie and Jeff Meskin
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The 2013-14 Parents’ Association Board of Directors
included, front row, from left, Tina Edge, Leslie Darr,
Anne Wilson, Susan Huffman, Laurie Meskin,
Margaret Apple; middle row, Jennifer Merriman,
Cindy Grissinger, Alice Ball, Robin Hanna, Elizabeth Allen,
Terri Jarratt; back row, Missy Carter, Katie West, Dan Keel,
Ashley Robinson, Kourtney Colerick, Janet Stevenson,
and Nada Fountain.
SPORTS COORDINATOR
Leslie and Bryan Darr
SPORTS COORDINATOR ASSISTANT
Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger
Over the years, I have volunteered my time and efforts at MUS
because I believe in giving back to the institution that has been
such a valuable part of my life. Being the parent of a current student,
I have witnessed how the school continues to uphold the high
standards that have always defined MUS as the front-runner in
the development of today’s students and tomorrow’s leaders.”
– Greg Meyer ’79, father of
Max ’15,
Alumni Executive Board, class representative
2013-14 Parent PhonathonVolunteers
Bo Allen ’86
Chip Austin ’75
Norman Blake ’74
Bo Braswell
Barbie Clayton
Mims Clayton
Chip Crain ’80
Craig Croone
Scott Crosby ’82
Leslie Darr
Jim Duncan
Tina Edge
Barden Greenfield
Gene Hamilton ’86
Tommy Hayden
Nancy Hays
Lynell Hecht
Amy Howe
Susan Huffman
Kim Jordan
Kisha Mack
Trey Medlock
Kurt Nelson
Rob Preston ’78
Michael Reddoch
Sue Reinhard
Shade Robinson
Ray and Catherine Stallings,
Parent Phonathon Chairs
Ray Stallings, Ronnie Solberg, Scott Crosby ’82
Wendy Rotter
Tommy Scott
Sellers Shy ’90
Ronnie Solberg
Catherine Stallings
Ray Stallings
Janet Stevenson
Phil Stevenson
Ashley Wallace
Anita Walton, Catherine Stallings
David Wallace
Anita Walton
Maelyse Webb
Drew Wilson
Philip Wunderlich ’90
Chip Austin ’75, Phil Stevenson
Rob Preston ’78, Nancy Hays, Drew Wilson, Christina Roberts, Kim Jordan, Michael Reddoch
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Margo and Mark Fogelman ’88
Tina Martin and Jun Xie
MUS’s success derives from the
support of alumni, parents, and
grandparents of current and
former students, plus faculty
and staff, trustees, businesses,
and friends of the school.
Jimmy Morrow ’18, John and Martha Morrow
Kris and Melanie Whitson
Anita Temple
Matthew Temple ’18
John Temple
Amy McAtee
Debbi Freeburg
Jessica McArtor
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Eliazbeth Crosby
Tasha Henley
Naudia James
Andrew and Susan Davidoff
Josh Tanenbaum ’19, Tim Malkin, Sandy and Mark Tanenbaum
Angie and David Ford ’84
Laurie Meskin, Mary Lynn and Arnold Perl
Wayne and Lillian Lomax, Dylan Lomax ’19
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Grandparent Giving by Class
Grandparents of Seniors
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wunderlich '66
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowlin
Honor Circle
Mrs. Hal P. Bailey, Jr.
Scholars Circle
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Breazeale
Mrs. Van Pritchartt, Jr.
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Combs
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Crawley
Mrs. A. Farris Evans, Sr.
Ms. Sara A. Fields
Mr. S. Roscoe Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs. Jerold L. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith S. Luck
Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Stafford
Dr. and Mrs. Herman R. Stallings
Mrs. John W. Willingham
Mrs. Jimmie Ann Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ziegler
Owls Club
Ms. Marilyn F. Hampton
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fowlkes
Grandparents of Juniors
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Grace, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Orr
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvan E. Richey, Jr.
Mrs. Robert E. Rose
Scholars Circle
Ms. Susan L. Beaird
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Carrier
Mr. and Mrs. J. Larry Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. L. Max Dula
Mrs. Trecia R. Hays
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nowak
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Wolf
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Creson, Jr.
Mrs. Dolores Joi Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Elliott
Mrs. Herschel Anderson Graves, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Griffin
Mrs. E. Ronald Jackson
Dr. Ann Jarratt and Dr. James Jarratt
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manley
Mrs. Alphonse H. Meyer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Palmer Proctor
Ms. Charlotte P. Schenken
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Sorrells, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Steinhauser
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. White
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. Donis Jefcoat
Mrs. Frederick J. Menz
Mrs. Charlie F. Taylor, Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Wright
Donors
Ms. Carolyn T. Darr
Mrs. Kathleen D. Norfleet
Ms. Jacqueline Hampton and
Mr. Pramod Ravade
Mrs. James E. Wilson, Jr.
Grandparents of Sophomores
Scholars Circle
Dr. Anne W. Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Finney
Mrs. Leigh W. MacQueen
Mrs. James M. Power
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richman
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dabov
Mrs. Joy Doggett
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Hopper
Dr. and Mrs. Myron Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith S. Luck
Mrs. Loyal W. Murphy III
Mrs. Maurice R. O’Keefe
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus W. Orr, Jr.
Mrs. Robert Russum
Mrs. O. Wendell Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Wakefield
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R. Young II
Owls Club
Mrs. Lillian D. Dunavant
Ms. Marilyn F. Hampton
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fowlkes
Mrs. Jean J. House
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Will Benton
Grandparents of Freshmen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steepleton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ehrlicher
Honor Circle
Mrs. Lundy W. Daniel
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Harbison
The Reverend Senter Crook and
Dr. Joe McFadden
Honor Circle
Mr. Ronald L. Boucek
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Meskin
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reeves
Scholars Circle
Mrs. Katherine G. McClintock
Dr. and Mrs. W. Webster Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Wolf
Faculty Club
Mrs. Leon W. Bell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Busby
Mrs. Lawrence L. Cohen
Mrs. Nancy W. Danielson
Mrs. Joy Doggett
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Frank
Mrs. Peggy W. Huffman
Dr. and Mrs. E. Jeff Justis
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall S. Lipman
Mrs. William Mullen
Ms. Nancy Murdock
Mrs. Theodore W. Ochs
Donors
Ms. Caroline B. Nance
Grandparents of Eighth Graders
Mrs. Patti C. Eason
Arnold and Mary Lynn Perl with Jake Meskin ’17
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Moody
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morrow
Colonel and Mrs. R. Charles Plunkett
Mr. James W. Blatchford, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Reynolds
Ms. Sally J. Shy
Scholars Circle
Dr. Anne W. Connell
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Phibbs
Mr. and Mrs. John Temple
Owls Club
Mr. John R. Blinn
Ms. Virginia D. Cochran
Mrs. BeJay Gronauer
Mrs. James H. Jones, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lindy
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wittenberg, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. McDonald, Jr.
Mrs. Judith G. Parker
Mr. Gilbert A. Robinson III ’68
Honor Circle
Ms. Hazel Dallstream
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garland
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Lomax
Mrs. Nancy Maiden
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Rushing
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Lenoir Black
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Colditz
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Hollingsworth, Jr.
Mrs. Peggy W. Huffman
Dr. and Mrs. Allen H. Hughes
Dr. Jean L. Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. McEwan
Ms. Linda K. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus W. Orr, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cecil Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Ridolphi, Jr.
Mrs. Robert Russum
Mr. and Mrs. George Voehringer
Mr. W. Tommy West, Jr.
Mrs. Jimmie Ann Wyatt
Scholars Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Middlecoff
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Nelson
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dabov
Dr. and Mrs. David R. Dantzker
Ms. Letitia Hickox
Ms. Barbara Huntzicker
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manley
Mr. and Mrs. H. Palmer Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thomas
Mrs. Grace Upshaw
Mrs. John W. Willingham
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Conner
Mr. J. Walker Hays III
Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Swaim
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Cohen
Ms. Karen McKay
Dr. Susan L. Stark and Mr. Sherwood Stark
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Andrews
Mr. John R. Blinn
Grandparents of Seventh Graders
Pat and Wayne Shappley and Alexander Goodwin '18
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fogarty
Ms. Caroline B. Nance
Pat Barnes and Ty Williams '19
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Parents of Alumni Giving
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. D. Stephen Morrow ’71
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cook, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton ’61
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bryce ’73
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fockler ’77
Mr. and Mrs. P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hennessy
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. ’79
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Lam
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson W. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid Sanders, Sr. ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Schadt ’65
Mr. Milton T. Schaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ’66
Mr. Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Adams ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bloodworth, Jr. ’63
Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Carlisle
Mrs. Patti C. Eason
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Faber
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Francis III ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Greekly L. Gates
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grayson, Jr. ’78
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Jameson
Mr. John H. Keesee ’69
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Maroda, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton, Jr. ’58
Dr. Suzanne Satterfield and Dr. John H. Pickens
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sousoulas ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs. R. Louis Adams ’70
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayard Boyle, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Clark ’77
Mr.* and Mrs. W. Thomas Hutton
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Ingram, Jr. ’60
Dr. Jeanne S. Jemison and
Mr. Frank Z. Jemison, Jr. ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Morgan, Jr. ’60
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Reed ’75
Mr. John A. Roberts ’66
Mr. and Mrs. James W. W. Saunders ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Louie P. Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shivers, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Adams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Antonelli
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Armour
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Askew III
Mr. Donald G. Austin, Jr. ’59
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart G. Austin, Sr. ’62
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brown ’61
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Burnett ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.
Anne and John Stokes
Elizabeth and
Trow Gillespie ’ 65
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Dr. Sam J. Cox III
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Crippen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Diehl
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dudas III
Mr. John D. Dunavant ’82
Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Edwards, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwin Eleazer, Jr. ’66
Mrs. Claire K. Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal
Dr. Lynn M. Foley and Dr. Kevin T. Foley
Dr. and Mrs. H. Edward Garrett, Jr. ’71
Mr. Sam C. Gary ’62
Rabbi and Mrs. Micah D. Greenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Hanover
Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Hensley, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Hergenrader ’77
Dr. and Mrs. Randall L. Holcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Hopkins, Sr. ’68
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Humphreys, Sr. ’70
Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Hutton ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Jehl, Jr. ’80
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preston Klinke, Jr. ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Marshall ’75
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul McDonald ’70
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Alston J. Palmer ’74
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pettey III ’67
Betty and Ben Hale
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pitts ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ricketts
Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Ringel
Mr. Gilbert A. Robinson III ’68
Mrs. Robert E. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sayle, Jr. ’66
Ms. Sally J. Shy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Simms
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Simpson ’85
Mrs. Nancy W. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stemmler
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Stone III
Mr. and Mrs. C. Swift Treadwell, Jr. ’68
Mrs. Hubert K. Turley, Jr.
Dr. Susan W. Warner and
Dr. William C. Warner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wellford, Jr. ’60
The Reverend and Mrs. Sanders L. Willson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Dexter H. Witte III ’76
Honor Circle
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Alexander, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Atkinson III ’73
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Baber, Jr. ’67
Dr. Vidya R. Bethi and Dr. Muralidhar Bethi
Mrs. Edward M. Boyer II
Dr. and Mrs. Brown Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. T. Martin Carr, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Darin R. Clifft
Mr. Samuel C. Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Creson III
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Dando ’64
Mrs. Lundy W. Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dickinson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Doggrell ’66
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dwight Drinkard ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Essex, Sr. ’67
Mrs. Helen H. Freeburg
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Gibson
Dr. Mary G. Higdon and Mr. Mitchell R. Higdon
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keesee, Jr. ’59
Dr. and Mrs. W. Scott King, Jr. ’66
Mr. W. Brigham Klyce, Jr. ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Barlow T. Mann ’71
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Nickey
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Powell, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. King W. Rogers III
Mr. and Mrs. R. Clinton Saxton
Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Smith ’69
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe IV ’77
Mr. James F. Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes III ’79
Mr. Dean R. Underwood, Jr. ’79
Dr. and Mrs. C. Ferrell Varner, Jr. ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Nick C. Vergos
Dr. Val Y. Vogt and Mr. Brian A. Vogt
Dr. and Mrs. B. Rush Waller III ’79
Mr. Robert E. L. Wilson V ’70
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Woodman
Scholars Circle
Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Akins, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frederick Bailey ’59
Mr. and Mrs. Keithley J. Barton ’75
Dr. and Mrs. Debashis Biswas
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Brandon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Denby Brandon III ’72
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Breazeale
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Buckner
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Davidoff
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dillon III ’74
Mr. and Mrs. David V. Dow ’69
Ms. Leslie G. Dunavant
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. T. Edwards ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Eissler
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Erb, Jr. ’67
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Evans ’58
Mr. and Mrs. William H. D. Fones, Jr. ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Fulmer IV ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gabrielleschi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodfellow
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Griesbeck
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Grinder
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Harris ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo J. Heros
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill III ’66
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hoehn ’76
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Holt, Jr. ’76
Dr. and Mrs. Tony D. Hooker
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie W. Howell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Jackson
Mr. J. Philip Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Long
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Luttrell ’81
Mrs. Leigh W. MacQueen
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mann II
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Martin, Jr. ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. May ’61
Mrs. Carol H. McCaul
Mr. James McClure, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Meloni, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Munn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Oates III ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palmer III ’61
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parrish, Jr. ’67
Dr. and Mrs. Landon B. Pendergrass
Mr.* and Mrs. James M. Power
Mr. James M. Power
Mrs. Van Pritchartt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rainer IV ’77
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rantzow ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Reinhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Richman
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ringel ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Roachell
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Robinson, Jr. ’68
Dr. Amy L. Hertz and
Mr. Robert L. Shankman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayard Snowden ’68
Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. Sullivant, Jr. ’70
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimbrough Taylor ’84
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold Ware
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Wellford ’69
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wilder ’82
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Wiygul ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Ames Yeates ’68
Faculty Club
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. S. Newton Anderson
The Reverend and Mrs. Darrin S. Anthony
Dr. Farha Farooq and
Dr. Muhammad F. Anwar
Mr. and Mrs. M. David Arant, Jr.
Mr. John L. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Cary H. Barnes
Mrs. Amani P. Barnett
David and
Chesley Porteous
Steve Morrow ’71
and Nancy Morrow
Stuart and
Patricia Hooser
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Mr. W. Preston Battle III ’71
Mrs. Leon W. Bell, Jr.
Mrs. Jane Doom and
Mr. Clyde A. Billings, Jr. ’68
Dr. Allen S. Boyd, Jr.
Mr.* and Mrs. Allen S. Boyd, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Broer
Ms. Nancy Cheairs and
Mr. James W. Buchman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Bunch
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Busby
Mr. John R. Cady ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Camuti
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey P. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Counce ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Cowan ’69
The Honorable and Mrs.
Christopher B. Craft ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Creson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. DeBardeleben IV
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dicken, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dinkelspiel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Doughtie III ’64
Dr. and Mrs. W. David Dunavant, Jr. ’67
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kyle Finney
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gotten ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Gruber
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea S. Harkness
Dr. and Mrs. H. David Hickey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Andrew Hyde III
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Jarratt
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Kay III ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kelsey
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Kirsch
Mrs. Karen C. Landy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Lawhead
Mrs. Martin W. Lifer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Magevney, Sr.
Mrs. Janice D. Martin
The Honorable and Mrs. John R. McCarroll, Jr.
Mr. Mack E. McCaul, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. McClure ’69
Mr. and Mrs. John W. McConomy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. McEwan
Mr. and Mrs. James E. McGehee III ’77
Dr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Mealor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton H. Metcalf ’62
Ms. Linda K. Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Miller, Jr. ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Lancelot L. Minor III ’67
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Monaghan
Mrs. Ravila Moodley
Mrs. Joann W. Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Morehead
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morrison
Mrs. Loyal W. Murphy III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Murphy ’70
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lytle Nichol IV
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Patton III ’86
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Paxton
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pitner
Mr. Wayne W. Pyeatt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Quinn
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Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rainer III
Dr. Subbulaxmi Rayudu and
Dr. Sreedhar R. Rayudu
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Rembert III ’60
Dr. and Mrs. Hal S. Rhea, Jr. ’66
Mr. and Mrs. J. Courtnay Rudolph III ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Rutledge
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Saslawsky
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Schoelkopf
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Shannon II
Dr. and Mrs. Brixey R. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Shelton III ’68
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stout
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Sullivan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sledge Taylor III
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Tenent ’64
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Turner
Mrs. Grace Upshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Park G. Vestal
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gerald Wade, Jr. ’74
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Weinrich
Dr. Robert H. Winfrey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Wood ’71
Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Word
Mr. and Mrs. A. William Wunderlich III ’64
Owls Club
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha W. Atkinson, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dan Barzel
Mrs. James E. Boone
Dr. and Mrs. David D. Brand
Mrs. Bernice H. Hussey and Dr. C. Hal Brunt
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Catmur ’70
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanley Caummisar, Jr.
Mr. David B. Curran, Jr.
Mrs. John C. Dillon, Jr.
Mrs. Claudia C. Efird
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ellis
Dr. and Mrs. Emmel B. Golden, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gossett
Mr. J. Walker Hays III
Mr. and Mrs. T. Wayne Higginbotham
Mr. and Mrs. T. Alexander Ivy
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Lang, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Limbaugh
Mrs. Robert Lockwood
Mrs. Sammy Ann Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. May
Marguerite E. McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly L. McGuire ’70
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Muller
Dr. and Mrs. Garnett Murphy
Mrs. Beverly Y. Peterson
Mrs. Christeve S. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Russell
Mrs. Margaret L. Samdahl
Dr. and Mrs. Sandeford J. Schaeffer III ’74
Mrs. Connie Schlosberg
Mrs. Peggy W. Seessel
Ms. Gee L. Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Twardzik
Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Westlake
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whicker
Mrs. David G. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Williston
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Witherington ’68
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Arnold, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Batey
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Brakebill ’64
Mr. Brantly C. Carter ’79
Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Harriman
Mrs. Jean J. House
Mrs. Wanda Jones-Hunt and Mr. Terrell Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. J. Davant Latham
Mr. Daniel T. McGown, Jr. ’61
Mrs. William P. Percer
Dr. Chloee K. Poag and Mr. G. Dan Poag
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Presley
Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Reaves, Sr.
Mr. Terry A. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Taylor II
Mrs. Murrey M. Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Cary H. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Brakebill ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie W. Howell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Prather
Mr. Terry A. Scott
* In Memorium
Annual Fund 2013-14
Parent, Parent of Alumni,
and Grandparent Giving
500
400
8/1/12 – 7/31/13 8/1/10 – 7/31/11 8/1/09 – 7/31/10 $350,830
$375,301
8/1/11 – 7/31/12 $394,827
$433,990
8/1/13 – 7/31/14 $415,990
300
200
100
0
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Friends of MUS
Anonymous
Dr. Joy B. Wiener and Dr. Russel L. Wiener
Honor Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Dobbs
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Floyd
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Patterson
Scholars Circle
Dr. and Mrs. Maury W. Bronstein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Engel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Levinson
Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Wulf
Faculty Club
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Batey
Mr. and Mrs. Whitten R. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Deaderick
Mr. Carter M. Evans
Ms. Rachel B. Krantz and Mr. Edward J. Goldstein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch III
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gould
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jones
Mrs. Joan F. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Schadt, Jr.
Ms. Rena W. Shankman
Mrs. Harold D. Walker, Jr.
Mrs. John R. Zeitler
Owls Club
Dr. and Mrs. George B. Elder
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Evans III
Mrs. James A. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Large
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Patterson
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Blackmon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Germann
Ms. Beverly A. Holmgren
Mrs. June W. McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Roosa
Partners in Education
Chairman’s Associates - $5,000+
C & C Equipment Rental and Sales
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
Hope Christian Community Foundation
Hyde Family Foundations
Schadt Foundation, Inc.
Scheidt Family Foundation
Sponsors
First Tennessee Bank
Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics
The Hartwell Foundation
Kroger Food Stores
Mercy for Memphis
The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation
Matching Gift Report
American Endowment Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Johnson, Jr.
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Schoelkopf
MassMutual Financial
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Milford
McKesson Foundation, Inc.
Merck Partnership for Giving
Microsoft Corporation
Mr. Kyle A. Farlow ’96
Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program
Mr. David C. Brandon, Jr.
Mr. Robert E. L. Wilson V ’70
PepsiAmericas Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Kesselman ’89
Pfizer Foundation
Mr. P. Layton Sanders, Jr. ’71
AXA Foundation
Regions Financial Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson Adrian ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Barcroft ’89
Mr. William C. Carter ’09
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Clarke, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley P. Horne ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor J. Skelley ’05
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.
Sabre Holdings
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery R. Harris’81
Carolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Family
Salesforce.com Foundation
Mr. Sean A. Alpert ’97
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clarke
Securian Foundation
Choice Hotels International
Mr. Robert S. Dinkelspiel ’02
Soros Fund Management
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney W. Carson ’98
First Horizon Foundation
Dr. Janet W. Dellinger and Mr. Edward Dellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. MacQueen ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O. Rowe ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Sherman ’89
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wittenberg III ’00
SunTrust Bank Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Ensor III ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lynn, Jr. ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Saslawsky
AutoZone, Inc.
GalaxoSmithKline Foundation
Mrs. Nancy B. Katz and Mr. Richard C. Greenwald ’83
GE Foundation
Mr. Stuart D. Aronson ’81
Headmaster’s Council - $2,500+
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Google Matching Gifts Program
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Aftandilian ’97
Faculty Advisors - $1,000+
Austin Memorial Foundation
Brinkley Foundation
The Canale Foundation
Central Alabama Community Foundation
Martin Tate Morrow & Marston PC
Dean’s List - $500+
Arthur Halle Memorial Foundation
Target Take Charge of Education
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Honor Roll - $250+
The Robert G. and Jane V. Engel Foundation, Inc.
Gerald Gallik Photography
Kroger Food Stores
Independent Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Warner G. Russell ’05
Macy’s Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Pyne ’84
Teradata Cares
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Howard ’92
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Hedgepeth ’92
Waters Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk E. Walker ’75
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Hammons III ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kerlan ’93
Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel Mansberg ’83
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sousoulas ’78
Total Giving 2009-14
8/1/12 – 7/31/13
$2,605,042
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
8/1/10 – 7/31/11
$2,035,528
8/1/09 – 7/31/10
$1,689,253
8/1/13 – 7/31/14
$2,306,392
8/1/11 – 7/31/12
$1,784,642
Luthier
a
la
DaVinci
Masterful Inspiration Gives Rise to Lyrical Hale Project
Grant Burke owes his Hale Fellowship idea to Leonardo da Vinci.
While leading the 2012 MUS in Europe trip studying the life and works of the quintessential
Renaissance man, Burke discovered the master’s love of music.
“In one of daVinci’s notebooks, he drew a handful of
instrument designs, some practical, and some not so practical,”
Burke said. “I also learned he was a fantastic lute player.”
In applying for the Hale Fellowship for Faculty
Development that fall, Burke came up with a project
that blended his own da Vinci-like interests – designing
and building objects, such as a cameras, furniture, and websites,
and playing musical instruments, including the guitar and
mandolin. He proposed developing his craft as a luthier – or
stringed instrument maker.
Burke worked on the project in the MUS art studio during
the summer of 2013 and continued into the fall and winter,
creating a guitar, and tenor and soprano ukuleles. The
instruments play pretty well, in his estimation. Even better, they
are heirlooms in the making.
“I think it’s pretty cool having a guitar made with my hands
that should last at least 100 years,” he said. “I hope it stays
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in my family a long time.”
Burke said he is extremely grateful to the Hales and
MUS for this opportunity, which sparked a new – and
rejuvenated an old – creative spirit and passion. “There is no
other way I would have been able to explore these ideas without
the generosity of the Hale Fellowship and endowment Mr. Ben
Hale made so many years ago.”
We dropped in to the art studio to ask Burke a few
questions about his process:
How did you learn how to create instruments? Like a lot
of things, I really just taught myself. I like to tinker around.
When you combine tinkering with the resources of the
Internet, there isn’t much you can’t accomplish.
How much time did you devote to this project? I spent countless
hours, and I am continuing work even as we speak.
What did you learn? I learned more than I ever anticipated –
from instrument design and functionality to how to
salvage wood. I had a large sweetgum tree branch fall at
my house. I sawed and dried the wood, re-sawed it into usable
instrument pieces, and created a tenor ukulele out of it.
Besides the instruments, what have you gained? The new
knowledge and creative energy benefits me in the classroom and
in my everyday life. As a direct result of the Hale Fellowship,
I am offering an artist-in-residence supplement this fall by
designing and building a guitar. Students are invited to watch,
learn, and follow along with the process. The guitar will remain
here at school for students to play and use in the recording
studio.
Do you think you will continue making instruments? It’s
definitely something I’d like to do more of, and continue to do
the rest of my life.
The Hale Fellowship for Faculty Development provides the financial
support for a faculty member to pursue professional research, study,
and travel during the summer months. Ben Hale created the first such
fund at MUS in 2002 to honor his sons: Scott ’78, Dennis ’80, and
Steve ’84. Faculty members submit proposals each year from which the
Hale Fellow is selected.
Burke uses clothespins to clamp the
kerfing (wood cut multiple times to
make it flexible) to the instrument body.
Tenor ukulele body
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Large Holds Ross McCain
Lynn Chair of History
Jonathan Large stops by a quartet
of students studying in Humphreys Hall
to answer a question. Ten minutes later he
is still standing there, regaling the students
with fascinating details relating to their
question as they volley more queries back
to him.
Large’s encyclopedic knowledge of
history and dedication to his students
are two reasons he now holds the Ross
McCain Lynn Chair of History.
“In his six years at MUS he has
endeared himself to both students and
colleagues with his integrity of character,
his sense of humor, his excellence in
the classroom, and his profound love of
history,” Headmaster Ellis Haguewood
said. “His wealth of knowledge and his
engaged and unhurried relationship with
students have greatly benefitted the boys
in his European history and Advanced
Placement United States history courses.”
His students praise the teacher, whose
courses are known for their rigor.
Hayden Combs ’14 was impressed by
the instructor’s breadth of knowledge: “I
particularly enjoyed when he would throw
in random facts,” he said. “I definitely
learned a lot in his class.”
Large’s office is often teeming with
students, who drop by to ask questions,
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seek advice, or simply to enjoy his
invariably entertaining conversation.
Inspired to study history in college by
reading the narrative histories of Shelby
Foote, Large has remained a devotee of
Foote’s writing. When he received a Hale
Fellowship for Faculty Development, he
spent two weeks in the Wilson Library at
the University of North Carolina studying
Foote’s letters to Walker Percy and
manuscripts of Foote’s novels and histories.
He holds a B.A. in history from Rhodes
College and an M.A. in history from
the University of Kentucky. Outside the
classroom at MUS, he was advisor to the
Government Club for several years, and he
currently assists with the trapshooting team
and the Quiz Bowl/Knowledge Bowl team.
Large said he is humbled by the
appointment to the Ross McCain Lynn
Chair of History.
“I hold MUS in the highest esteem,” he
said. “This honor is particularly meaningful
to me as I have great respect for Col. Lynn
and his contributions to the creation of
MUS as well as for the historians who have
held this chair in the past, especially Dr.
John Harkins, Dr. Bob Winfrey, and Mr.
Doug Perkins.”
Large Thoughts on History
When asked what makes the study of history vital
and intriguing, Jonathan Large answers with
characteristic eloquence and depth:
“Critics of traditional education often
characterize high school history as a boring
cavalcade of dry facts. The teaching of facts is
increasingly falling out of favor in American
education as schools emphasize new technology
and more imaginative approaches to history.
With the proper spirit, however, facts can enrich
the lives of high school teachers and students
alike. As the great historian Shelby Foote
observed, ‘A fact is not a truth until you love it.’
When facts become truth, students and teachers
have entered into the life of the mind. Studying
history can thus be exhilarating and enlightening
precisely because it introduces students to new
worlds and enables them to understand how
their own came into being.
“I particularly enjoy teaching the 19th century
in American history, for example, because it was
then that American civilization began to assume
its current shape, due to the two Industrial
Revolutions, the Civil War, westward migration,
antebellum reform movements, and the rise of a
new American diplomacy. Nineteenth-century
America was also full of bold and intrepid
leaders from whom we have much to learn:
Thomas Jefferson, Robert E. Lee, Henry Clay,
Stonewall Jackson, Andrew Carnegie, and Mark
Twain, to name but a few. Reading and thinking
about these men, their actions, values, virtues,
and shortcomings, both draw students out of
themselves and provide them with standards
against which they can measure their own lives.
Learning about the great events and ideas to
which these and many other historical titans
contributed helps students more deeply
understand the successes and problems of the
order in which they live.”
NYC BEAT
Studying Journalism and Big City Living in the Big Apple
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by Sherman Tabor ’15, The Owls’ Hoot Managing Editor
adventure of exploring a new part of
the city.
The Editorial Leadership class
involved discussions in which the
instructor would introduce themes,
such as what topics draw readers to
your paper, how to create captivating
layout designs, and how to maintain
a healthy relationship with the school
faculty. The students would then share ideas they
had used in their school papers or new ideas they
were considering. We also had a chance to read
and critique one another’s newspapers, which was
a great way to discover ideas for improving
our own papers.
Outside of the classroom we attended a
Broadway musical, After Midnight, and an
admissions talk for Columbia University given
by alumni.
The program was full of bright, ambitious
people from all over the country, which created
a very diverse group, almost a microcosm of
ew York City is one of the most
exciting and intimidating cities in
the world – which makes it a great
place to study journalism. During a week at
the Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Summer Journalism Workshop in Upper
Manhattan, I learned a lot about writing,
journalistic integrity, and managing a school
newspaper, but I also encountered many new
people and cultures and learned about living on
my own in a big city.
Each day I attended the Editorial Leadership
class from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and then again
from 1 to 4 p.m. Besides a few other student
activities, several new friends and I were pretty
much on our own, responsible for meals and
anything else we might need. The only restriction
was that we keep to a 30-block radius around the
Columbia University campus, where we stayed
in dorms. Drawing on my knowledge of the
city from many previous visits, I quickly learned
where to go and what to do and enjoyed the
Sherman Tabor, center, with friends
from the Scholastic Press Association
Summer Journalism Workshop
New York itself. Every day was full of exciting
and interesting discussions, and I made some
great friends with whom I hope to stay in
touch. My experience at Columbia University
was incredible, and I am very grateful to MUS
and to the creators of the Journalism Summer
Fellowship Endowment for the opportunity.
Journalism Summer Fellowship Endowment
Former editors and staff of The Owls’ Hoot established this fund
in 2008 in honor of Norman S. Thompson’s 35th anniversary
at Memphis University School. Income from the endowment
provides tuition and travel expenses for The Owls’ Hoot editor
to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Association journalism
workshop at Columbia University each summer.
Ouyang Participates in
Research Science Institute at MIT
by Richard Ouyang ’15
This summer, thanks to the Roy E.
Winegardner Fellowships, I had the opportunity
to interact with brilliant students from around the
world and to conduct cancer research at a worldclass facility. As one of 50 Americans chosen
from 1,100 applicants along with 33 international
students, I attended the 31st Research Science
Institute on the campus of Massachusetts
Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA.
My first week at RSI consisted mainly of
courses that provided background information
for the rest of the program. Classes included
humanities, in which we studied The Great Gatsby
and Citizen Kane, and statistics, in which we
learned the techniques necessary for our research.
In addition I took classes in biology, in which we
learned about various neuroimaging techniques,
and engineering, which covered some applications
of electricity and magnetism.
The next five weeks I had the honor of
conducting research for the Cancer Program
of the Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute, a
collaborative effort of Boston organizations
dedicated to the genomic approach to solving
today’s biomedical problems. The president and
founding director of the institute is Eric Lander,
a leader of the Human Genome Project, cochair of President Barack Obama’s Council of
Advisors on Science and Technology, and biology
professor at MIT. Under the direction of Dr.
Pablo Tamayo, senior computational biologist at
the Broad Institute, I completed a research project
that used a computational approach to classify
cancers based on their effects on the body. Not
only was interacting with my mentor and learning
about the causes of cancer very interesting, but
contributing to cancer research was also extremely
fulfilling.
An essential part of RSI is its speaker series,
featuring distinguished professionals including
CEOs and Nobel laureates. Some of the most
memorable speakers were Noam Elkies, a
professor of mathematics who became Harvard
University’s youngest tenured professor at
26. Elkies, an extraordinarily talented pianist,
demonstrated his improvisation skills by
combining several themes to compose a song
on the spot. Other notable presenters included
Phillip Sharp, winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize
in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of
RNA splicing; Wolfgang Ketterle, winner of the
2001 Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of
Bose-Einstein condensate, a new state of matter;
and Tom Leighton, CEO of the Internet-delivery
company Akamai Technologies. Meeting such
talented and successful people was motivating and
inspirational.
However, the experience of RSI was not
limited to academics. I lived for six weeks among
82 bright and engaging students from around
the world. I learned so much about the culture of
other countries, including about the legality (or
lack thereof ) of chewing gum in Singapore and
the very real (or is it?) danger of being killed by
the mythical (or are they?) drop bears of Australia.
Together we took organized trips into downtown
Boston, conducted late-night research discussions
over pizza, and worked nonstop in frantic
attempts to get our papers finished.
Though the experience involved
uncomfortably small amounts of sleep and an
intense course of work, research, and writing,
my six weeks at the Research Science Institute
was unparalleled in my life and unforgettable.
Roy E. Winegardner Fellowships
Former Trustee Michael D. Rose established this fund in 2010 to
honor the memory of his friend and mentor, Roy E. Winegardner.
Former chairman and CEO of Holiday Inns, Inc., Winegardner
was a pioneer and leader in the hospitality industry and the father
of alumnus Diego P. Winegardner ’87. The income from the
endowment provides summer fellowships to enrich student talents
and the intellectual and leadership climate of MUS. The fellowships,
for rising juniors and seniors on need-based financial aid, are
determined by approval of the school administration.
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Hadrian’s Wall, begun in A.D. 122 by Emperor Hadrian, once stretched 73 miles across Northern
England to protect Roman settlements from the tribes of Caledonia (modern Scotland).
The Great Bath at The Roman Baths, built around a geothermal spring in the city of Bath.
Britannia
Vivat
Roman History
Comes to Life on
Ryan Sellers’
Tour of England
by Ryan Sellers
Instructor in Latin
Reconstructed gardens at Fishbourne Roman
Palace, built in the first century A.D.
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A Roman soldier serves as tour guide in Chester,
site of the largest Roman amphitheater in
Britain, seen partially at left.
Ryan Sellers at the Vindolanda Roman fort archeological site.
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s the recipient of the 2014 Hale Fellowship for
Faculty Development, I had the wonderful
opportunity to travel to England for two weeks
this summer to explore the part of the world the Romans
called Britannia. As part of a group led by professors from
Notre Dame of Maryland University, I visited towns,
museums, and archeological sites throughout the country,
all of which bear the imprint of our Roman ancestors.
Our study of Roman Britain
began in London (Londinium, as
the Romans called it), with visits to
the Museum of London, the worldrenowned collection of classical
antiquities in the British Museum,
and the Roman amphitheatre that
was discovered under the Guildhall
Art Gallery in the 1980s. In addition
to these ancient ruins and artifacts,
we also came across modern examples
of Roman influence: the statue of
Boudicca, a Celtic queen who rebelled
against Roman occupation, located
prominently on the banks of the
Thames River; the classically inspired
Renaissance collection in the National
Gallery; the copious Latin inscriptions
in Westminster Abbey; a spectacular
performance of Shakespeare’s Titus
Andronicus in Globe Theatre. Indeed,
virtually every time you turn around
in London, you see the vestiges of the
language and culture of the Romans
who conquered this territory 2,000
years ago.
From our base in London,
we took several day trips to other
former Roman towns in southern
England. At Chichester (Noviomagus
This exploration of Roman Britain has
certainly improved my understanding of this
small but very important corner of the Roman
Empire, and I look forward to sharing this
knowledge with my students in the years to
come. Since the recently revised Advanced
Placement Latin syllabus now includes passages
about Roman Britain (from the commentaries
of Julius Caesar, the first Roman general to
launch an expedition there), and since the Latin
department is considering a textbook change
that would feature Roman Britain as a larger
part of the curriculum, there will be many
opportunities to incorporate this experience into
my teaching.
I am especially grateful to the Hale family
and the MUS administration for making this
fellowship possible. Support for professional
development is one of the many reasons MUS
is such a great place to teach.
The Hale Fellowship for Faculty Development
provides the financial support for a faculty member
to pursue professional research, study, and travel
during the summer months. Ben Hale created
the first such fund at MUS in 2002 to honor his
sons: Scott ’78, Dennis ’80, and Steve ’84. Faculty
members submit proposals each year from which the
Hale Fellow is selected.
Ryan Sellers in the shadow of Big Ben.
Reginorum), we visited Fishbourne
Roman Palace & Gardens, one of
the largest and most opulent villas
in the Roman world. At St. Albans
(Verulamium), a member of a Roman
soldier reenactment group gave us a
presentation about life for legionary
soldiers in Britain during the Roman
era. At Cirencester (Corinium), we
saw a beautiful collection of Roman
mosaics. And at Bath (Aquae Sulis),
we toured the amazing remains of the
Roman bath complex constructed on
the site of a geothermal spring.
For the final leg of our trip,
we traveled to northern England.
There, we visited the Vindolanda
archeological site and Hadrian’s
Wall, the defensive fortification that
the Emperor Hadrian ordered built,
beginning in A.D. 122, to protect
Roman settlements from the tribes of
Caledonia (modern Scotland) and to
mark a definitive northern boundary of
the Roman Empire. We finished our
extensive tour of Roman Britain with
a visit to Chester (Deva), a town on
the border with Wales, where a Roman
soldier led our group on a tour of the
classical monuments across the city.
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Math Instructor
Loyal Murphy ’86 Schedules
a Scheduling Conference
Loyal Murphy
Scheduling classes for an entire school – coordinating teacher
availability, classroom space, and student requirements – may
sound like a giant headache to some. To Loyal Murphy ’86,
instructor in math, it sounds like a worthy challenge.
“I view it as a puzzle with a lot of correct answers, some
better than others,” he said.
To learn more about the puzzle and the myriad possible
solutions, Murphy used the teaching fellowship portion of
his 2013 John M. Nail Outstanding Teaching Award to
attend a June scheduling workshop in Stowe, VT. Organized
by Independent School Management, the weeklong
session Scheduling Without Conflict drew about a dozen
administrators from across the country, plus a lone math
instructor from Memphis University School.
Why? Murphy says his interest in the schedule derives
from a “100-percent selfish” motive, the desire for his son,
junior Patrick Murphy, to get the most out of MUS course
offerings. Catching snippets of John Knaff ’s economics courses
in the room adjacent to his office, Murphy thought about how
he would like his son to learn the material. However, Patrick
did not have room in his current schedule. That got Murphy
thinking: “How can we come up with more possibilities so
more boys can be exposed to classes like that?”
Participants in the workshop discussed tailoring schedules
to fit a school’s mission, taking into consideration ISM
research on optimizing student learning and opportunity. They
also created a schedule for a fictitious school. Murphy said
he was pleased to discover that the MUS schedule compares
favorably with ISM recommendations.
They suggest no more than three classes back-to-back,” he
said. “It’s good to have two classes and a morning break, plus a
couple more before lunch.
Many of his fellow participants were surprised to learn the
MUS schedule request form includes the following entry: “It is
MOST important for me to have this one teacher next year.”
“They were shaking their heads in amazement,” Murphy
said. “Although it is not possible to grant every request, Mr.
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Flip Eikner [’77] works hard to help students get the schedule
they prefer. The effort he invests is incredible, and I know he
greatly appreciates the help of Kim McAmis [scheduling and
student records coordinator].”
Murphy would like to see another piece considered for that
puzzle someday – a chance for students to take special elective
courses for the love of learning, with no homework, that would
not be included in their grade-point average.
“Wouldn’t it be neat if over the course of the upper three
grades, students could take six semester electives or 12 quarter
electives in which they could sample art history, economics,
folk guitar, grilling, or accounting?”
He admits making such a plan work with all the students’
required courses, sports and arts practices, and other activities
would add even more complexity to the scheduling enigma.
However, he enjoys contemplating the possibilities, such as
instructors teaching their hobbies and offering special classes
in the evenings.
With the training afforded by the Nail Fellowship, he
continues to ponder
options and ideas for scheduling, and he plans to share his
findings with the Academic Council.
“The Nail award is a wonderful gift,” Murphy said. “To
allow me to pursue an interest outside my field is a great
opportunity. I came back with five legal pads full of notes.
Should MUS in the future desire to revise the schedule, I feel
like I can have a positive, contributing voice.”
The John M. Nail Endowment Fund was established in 1988 in memory of John M. Nail
by his former students. Nail taught English and history at MUS in the late 1950s, instilling
in his students an enduring love of learning. Income from the endowment provides funds to
support faculty development: (1) the John M. Nail Outstanding Teaching Award, (2) the
John M. Nail Teaching Fellowship, and, (3) the John M. Nail Departmental Award. The
recipient of the awards and fellowship is determined by the senior class and presented each
year to a faculty member who teaches in the Upper School.
Maria Burke, left, Shawn Abel, and Loyal Murphy ’86 have their math alfresco.
Math Department Retreats
With the departmental award portion of the John M. Nail Outstanding Teaching Award, the Math Department participated in a weekend
retreat at Kirkwood Golf Center in Holly Springs, MS, this summer. Instructors stayed in four-bedroom cottages, each with a large common area
where they gathered to work. Department Chair Nancy Gates said they used the time to update the curriculum, revise statistics and data analysis as
needed for each course, and revamp the Upper School and Lower School Math Labs.
Maria Burke, instructor in math, said the retreat offered a chance to deepen friendships and to examine “mission mathematics” at MUS.
“Within that format it was easy to gain a better sense of how our own courses function in the big picture,” Burke said. “It was a great
opportunity to have all the instructors contributing their perspectives to our overall curriculum.”
Leigh Packard and Antony Eddy in consultation.
Mark Counce ’77, Nancy Gates, and Diana Moore enjoy a laugh together.
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Red Jerseys Color Gridiron
W
hen the varsity football team rushes
onto Hull-Dobbs Field this season,
fans may be seeing red – new brightred jerseys. Mr. Jim Howell, father of Ford Howell
’13, led an effort to elicit support for the uniforms.
Senior Colton Neel, a team captain, said
the players had been talking about getting new
jerseys for a while. “The whole team is thrilled to
have the red jerseys,” he said. “They look great, and
we are proud to represent our school in the new
uniform.”
Head Coach Bobby Alston said when Howell
asked about doing something for the team, it
provided a great opportunity. “I want to thank not
only Jim for his leadership but also to thank all
those who made this possible.”
Thank you to these generous contributors:
The Reverend and Mrs. T. McMurray Garrott IV ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Grace ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie ( Jim) W. Howell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86
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Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mitchum ’75
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Prather
My wife, Donna, and I give because MUS was a
vital part of preparing our son, Wilson ’05, for a
career as a naval aviator. The academic preparation
and college counseling were major reasons why he
was accepted and graduated from the United States
Naval Academy. He is living his
dream as he serves his country
as a naval aviator.
Secondly, I feel it is good
stewardship to perpetuate the
opportunities for other young
men at MUS. The leaders this
institution has produced have
made a profound impact in
education, business, government, and sports,
both locally and around the world. We are
glad to play a small part in the future of MUS.
Mike and Donna McManus
– Mike McManus,
father of Wilson McManus ’05,
Thorn Society
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The Crest & Cornerstone Society recognizes individuals who have
ensured the future strength of the school by including Memphis
University School as a direct beneficiary in their estate plans.
Five Anonymous Donors
Ben C. Adams, Jr. ’74
Connie Dunavant Adams
Sean A. Alpert ’97
Bobby A. Alston
Jonathan A. Ballinger ’87
Charles E. Belina
A. Robert Boelte, Jr.
Paul T. J. Boyle ’87
W. Ray Brakebill ’64
B. Lane Carrick ’76
John C. Carson, Jr.
Suki Stone Carson
George A. Coors
Leslie C. Daniel, Jr.
Perry D. Dement
Lee R. Dickinson ’91
Buchanan D. Dunavant ’90
Marguerite R. Estes
William T. Fuller*
Sam C. Gary ’62
Margaret Stone Graham
John H. Grayson, Jr. ’78
Ben D. Hale
Dorothy A. Halliday*
Evelynn Braden Hatchett*
Bruce B. Hopkins ’68
Janie Adams Hopkins
W. Thomas Hutton ’60
Joseph R. Hyde, Jr.*
Keith M. Ingram ’73
Frank Z. Jemison, Sr.*
John H. Keesee ’69
Mrs. Ross M. Lynn
John E. Marcom, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. McCormick*
Carey Madison Moore
Richard C. Moore ’63
Jeanne Anderson Morgan*
Brandon Garrott Morrison
D. Stephen Morrow ’71
Carolyn R. Murray
W. Selden Murray III
Jeffrey F. Olingy ’67
C. Barham Ray ’64
Mrs. R. Beverley Ray*
Kevin A. Russell ’81
Bruce B. Ryan ’80
Chris R. Sanders
Jean L. Saunders
John M. Springfield*
James A. Thomas III ’58*
Joseph S. Tyler
Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88
*In Memoriam
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Capital Gifts and Gifts to the Endowment
$250,000+
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stockley, Jr. ’76
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes, Jr.
Summit Asset Management LLC
$100,000+
$25,000+
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Leavell
$10,000+
Mr. and Mrs. C. Anthony Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn F. Danielson
Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Halliday ’85
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Halliday III ’82
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDade Hunt ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Plunkett
$5,000+
Mrs. Lorenzo H. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Benton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bondurant ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Crosby ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gerber
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L. Haguewood
Mrs. Scarlett L. Bowlin-Lynn and
Mr. John R. Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. Porter M. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Roberts
Under $5,000
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Abbay ’94
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Adams III ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Brown B. Baine
Mr. and Mrs. Keithley J. Barton ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny H. Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Blake III ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Block ’94
Mrs. Jack W. Buddenbohm
Mrs. Sarah M. Brody and
Mr. Bradley H. Cohen ’94
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Fountain
The Reverend and Mrs.
T. McMurray Garrott IV ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gentry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason H. George ’06
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Guyton
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker Hays IV ’84
Mr. C. B. Reid Hettinger ’01
Mr. and Mrs. M. Taylor Hewgley ’94
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Hooser ’04
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Hooser
Mr. and Mrs. Carter A. Hord
Mr. Anthony G. Jean-Pierre ’04
Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander Lawhorn ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Lindy ’80
Mrs. John E. Marcom, Sr.
Peggy and Don McClure, Jr. ’65
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller III
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Morgan, Sr. ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Nicholson, Jr. ’58
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Norris
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips V ’03
Dr. Suzanne Satterfield and
Dr. John H. Pickens
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rainer IV ’77
Mrs. Stephen H. Rhea, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Rutledge ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Sayle IV ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford J. Spicer ’04
Dr. Ina Tonkin and Dr. Allen Tonkin
Dr. Leah C. Tonkin and
Dr. Keith A. Tonkin ’93
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Walden III
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wallace, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wellford, Jr. ’60
Mr. Jeffrey R. Wright, Jr. ’07
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Permanent Endowment Funds
Special Endowed Funds
W. Preston Battle Library Collection
This fund is named in memory of the Honorable W. Preston Battle and in honor of Walter
Preston Battle IV ’07 and John Neely Battle
’09. The endowment was established in 2000
by Neely S. Battle and W. Preston Battle III ’71
to provide income to the Joseph R. Hyde, Jr.
Library Learning Center for the acquisition of
books by and about American writers.
Distinguished Teaching Award
This permanent endowment fund was established in 1990 through a generous bequest by
John Murry Springfield. Springfield joined the
Memphis University School faculty in 1958 and
served as an instructor in English and mathematics until 1971. From 1971 until his death
in August 1989, Springfield served as principal
of the Hull Lower School. The monetary award
is given annually to an MUS faculty member
who demonstrates excellence in both the
classroom and extracurricular activities.
Faculty Endowment Fund
A part of the permanent endowment, earnings
from this fund provide financial assistance
that adds a measure of quality as reflected in
enhanced faculty salaries.
Edward E. Ford Foundation
Sports Facility Fund
This fund was endowed in 1989 by the
Edward E. Ford Foundation to provide for the
operation and maintenance of the Sue H. Hyde
Sports and Physical Education Center.
Edward E. Ford Foundation Teachers Fund
Endowed by the Edward E. Ford Foundation
in 1984, this fund was established to enhance
faculty salaries so that MUS can attract and
retain excellent classroom teachers.
Jean Barbee Hale Award
for Outstanding Service
The Jean Barbee Hale Award for Outstanding
Service was established in 1998 by family and
friends to honor Jean Hale for her 24 years of
service and dedication to Memphis University
School. The income from the endowment
provides a monetary award that is given each
year to a member of the MUS family who has
exhibited outstanding loyalty, responsibility,
dedication, and commitment to excellence in
service to the school.
Hale Fellowship for Faculty Development
The income from this fund provides the financial support for a faculty member to pursue
professional research, study, and travel during
the summer months. Ben Hale created the
fund at MUS in 2002 to honor his sons Scott
’78, Dennis ’80, and Steve ’84. Faculty members submit proposals each year from which
the Hale Fellow is selected.
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Halliday Library Collection
Dot and Bill Halliday established the Halliday
Library Collection in 2000 to support the resources of the Joseph R. Hyde, Jr. Library
Learning Center. Earnings from the endowment provide funds for the purchase of books
and journals. Dot Halliday was a long-time
MUS bookstore staff member. The Hallidays
have three sons who attended MUS: Charles
B. Allen ’77, William P. Halliday III ’82, and Allen P. Halliday ’85.
Joseph R. Hyde III Faculty
Endowment Fund
This fund was established in 1989 in honor of
alumnus and board member Joseph R. “Pitt”
Hyde III ’61. Earnings from the endowment
provide income used for the improvement of
faculty salaries.
Journalism Summer Fellowship
Endowment
Former editors and staff of The Owl’s Hoot established this fund in 2008 in honor of Norman
S. Thompson’s 35th anniversary at Memphis
University School. Income from the endowment provides tuition and travel expenses for
The Owl’s Hoot editor to attend the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association journalism workshop at Columbia University each summer.
Library Endowment Fund
A part of the permanent endowment, earnings
from this fund provide budgetary assistance
that is designated specifically for use in procuring books and resources for the Joseph R.
Hyde, Jr. Library Learning Center.
Loeb Endowment for Academic Support
As MUS raises its academic standards, the
school must likewise raise its level of academic support. Trustee Robert E. Loeb ’73
established this endowment in 2003 during
the Doors to New Opportunities Campaign.
The income is used by the academic dean
to develop and fund programs that provide
academic support.
John M. Nail Endowment Fund
This fund was established in 1988 in memory
of John M. Nail by his former students. Nail
taught English and history at MUS in the late
1950s, instilling in his students an enduring
“love of learning.” Income from the endowment provides funds to support faculty
development: (1) the John M. Nail Outstanding
Teaching Award; (2) the John M. Nail Teaching
Fellowship; and, (3) the John M. Nail Departmental Award. The recipient of the awards and
fellowship is determined by the Senior Class
and is presented each year to a faculty member who teaches in the Upper School.
Mark Cooper Powell Award Fund
Given in honor of Mark Cooper Powell ’80 by
his parents, Marilyn and Edward Powell, income from this fund provides an award to the
graduating senior who, through persistence
and courage during his career at Memphis
University School, has shown the greatest
development of character and scholarship.
James C. Rainer IV Family Library Collection
Missy and Jim Rainer ’77 established this fund
in 2000 in honor of their sons Jimbo ’05,
Alex ’06, Peter ’10, and Wil ’13. Income from
the endowment provides funds to purchase
books by and about Southern writers for the
Joseph R. Hyde, Jr. Library Learning Center.
King and Judy Rogers Endowment
for Leadership Development
Judy and King Rogers, parents of King W.
Rogers IV ’98, provided this endowment in
2000 to fund annual leadership development
programs for MUS students. The income from
the fund provides the resources to bring a
renowned speaker to campus and sponsor
additional leadership programs.
Andrew F. Saunders III
Endowment for Theater Production
Martha and Tom Horton established this fund
in 2010 to honor Andy Saunders at the time of
his retirement from MUS after 38 years on the
faculty. Income from the endowment provides
funding for theater productions.
Roy E. Winegardner Fellowships
Former Trustee Michael D. Rose established
this fund in 2010 to honor the memory of his
friend and mentor, Roy E. Winegardner. Former
chairman and CEO of Holiday Inns, Inc.,
Winegardner was a pioneer and leader in the
hospitality industry and the father of alumnus
Diego P. Winegardner ’87. The income from the
endowment provides summer fellowships to
enrich student talents and the intellectual and
leadership climate of MUS. The fellowships,
for rising juniors and seniors on need-based
financial aid, are determined by approval of the
school administration.
Endowed Scholarships
Richard L. Essex, Sr. Scholarship
This endowed scholarship fund was established in 2000 in honor of
Richard L. Essex, Sr. ’67 on his 50th birthday as a surprise from his
children, Rick Essex ’92 and Ashley Essex Thayer and her husband,
Jack. The fund provides tuition assistance to a motivated young man
who seeks character development and academic excellence, but who
otherwise might not be able to afford an MUS education.
Humphrey Estes Folk Scholarship
Humphrey Estes Folk, Jr. and his son, Humphrey Estes “Tripp”
Folk III, established this fund in 1999 during the Doors to New
Opportunities Campaign. The endowed scholarship provides funds for
motivated young men who seek character development and academic
excellence but otherwise could not afford an MUS education.
Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship
This scholarship was established as a permanent endowment fund by a
grant in 1980 from the Edward E. Ford Foundation of Washington, DC.
The earnings provide general scholarship assistance to students who
have demonstrated financial need.
Mark J. Halperin Scholarship
This endowed fund was established in 2009 to honor Mark Halperin
’67 on his 60th birthday by his wife, Diane, and her parents, Mary and
Maury Bronstein. The fund, in recognition of Halperin’s commitment
to education and service to the school, provides tuition assistance to
deserving students who might not otherwise be able to afford an MUS
education.
Thomas E. Harrison Scholarship
Alumni, family, and friends established this fund in memory of Coach
Tommy Harrison in 2010 to pay tribute to this “gentle giant” who had a
profound influence on his students. Coach Harrison spent the last 13
years of his storied coaching career at MUS, where he was an assistant
coach of football and track, as well as the head coach of wrestling for
several years. The income from this endowment provides need-based
financial aid.
MUS – J.R. Hyde, Jr. Scholarship
A bequest of $2 million from Hyde’s estate established this scholarship
fund. Income from the endowment provides scholarships for needy,
exceptional, and otherwise qualified students attending MUS.
MUS General Scholarship Fund
A part of the permanent endowment, earnings from this fund provide
general scholarship assistance to students who can demonstrate financial need and meet entrance requirements.
Ruth E. and Albert H. Olingy Scholarship Fund
Jeffrey F. Olingy ’67 created this fund in honor of his parents, Ruth E.
and Albert H. Olingy. The endowment provides income for scholarships
enabling deserving students to attend MUS.
Newton C. Perkins Scholarship
This scholarship was established in memory of Newton Cannon Perkins
’19 by his family, Margaret and John Salmon and Madeleine P. Jehl.
The scholarship is to be awarded on the basis of financial need to that
boy who has above-average intellectual ability and a strong desire to
attend Memphis University School. The scholarship is to be renewed
each year, provided the student has a satisfactory academic record and
excellent citizenship.
Reader’s Digest Scholarship
This scholarship program was established by a grant from the Wallace
Funds, Witt and Lila Acheson Wallace, co-founders of Reader’s Digest.
The income from the permanently endowed scholarship fund provides
partial scholarship assistance for talented students from middle-income
families who have the ability and intention to pay a portion of their
child’s tuition. The maximum award does not exceed one-half of the full
tuition charge.
Stephen H. Rhea, Jr. Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 1989 by Linda and Herbert Rhea in
honor of their son, Stephen H. Rhea, Jr. ’68. Income from the endowed
fund is used for general scholarship assistance.
Joseph R. Hyde, Jr. Honor Scholarship
Joseph R. Hyde, Jr., a trustee for more than 20 years, established this
scholarship fund to identify, attract, and reward students who have distinguished themselves in academics and who have developed strong
qualities of character.
John E. Marcom, Sr. Scholarship
This endowed scholarship fund was established in 2005 by John E.
Marcom, Jr. ’75 to honor his father, John E. Marcom, Sr., on his 75th
birthday. The fund is a tribute to Marcom’s life-long love of learning and
commitment to education. It provides tuition assistance to deserving
young scholars who otherwise might not be able to afford an MUS
education.
Carter Lee Murray Scholarship
Family and friends established this scholarship in 2005 in memory of
Lee Murray ’94. Stacy and Stan Mullikin ’94 provided the initial funding
and leadership to endow the fund, which honors his classmate and is a
tribute to Murray’s enthusiastic involvement in student life at MUS. The
scholarship provides financial assistance to qualified students.
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Endowed Teaching Chairs 2013-14
A. Robert Boelte, Jr. Chair of Excellence in Teaching
Robert J. Hussey, Sr. Chair of Religion
This fund was established in 2002 in honor of Bob
Boelte by his former students, The Boelte Boys.
Boelte’s career at MUS began in 1969 as a teacher
of history and English. In 1977, he took on the
dual role of director of Admissions and director
of College Counseling. Boelte retired as director
of College Counseling in 2003 after 34 years of
service to MUS. Terry N. Shelton holds the A.
Robert Boelte, Jr. Chair of Excellence in Teaching.
Edwin ’63, Richard, and Robert J. Hussey, Jr.
established the Chair of Religion in 1984 to honor
their father, Robert J. Hussey, Sr., a founding
member of the Board of Trustees of the new MUS
and a long-time benefactor of the school. Dr. David
B. Jackson is the Robert J. Hussey, Sr. Instructor
of Religion.
Sue Hightower Hyde Chair of English
This chair was established in 1963 by the Hyde
family, and renamed in 1977, in memory of Sue
Hightower Hyde, wife of Joseph R. Hyde, Jr. Sue
Hyde was a lover of books, was interested in
education, and actively supported her husband in
his educational philanthropies. William L. Askew III
is the Sue Hightower Hyde Instructor of English.
Anne and Glenn A. Crosby Chair of Christian Ethics
Nancy and Glenn Crosby, parents of four MUS
alumni, Glenn ’77, Mark ’79, Scott ’82, and Andrew
’89, established the Chair of Christian Ethics
in 1987 to honor Crosby’s parents. The Crosby
Chair recognizes an outstanding educator, in an
academic discipline selected by the headmaster,
who is an exemplar of Christian ethics in the
classroom and in daily life, promoting the mission
of MUS to develop “well-rounded young men of
strong moral character, consistent with the school’s
Christian tradition.” Loyal W. Murphy IV ’86 holds
the Crosby Chair of Christian Ethics.
Ross McCain Lynn Chair of History
A former patron of MUS established this chair in
1964 in honor of Colonel Ross M. Lynn, one of the
founders of the new Memphis University School
and its first headmaster. Douglas R. Perkins holds
the Ross McCain Lynn Instructor of History.
L. Edwin Eleazer III Chair of Excellence in Teaching
The Chair of Excellence in Teaching was established
at MUS in 1998 by Ed and Katie Dobbs Eleazer in
memory of their son, Ed Eleazer III ’94. The Eleazer
Chair is made possible through gifts provided by
the James K. Dobbs, Jr. Fund at the Community
Foundation of Greater Memphis and by the Eleazers.
The permanent endowment supporting the Eleazer
Chair will enable the school to attract outstanding
new faculty, or to recognize excellent teaching
by a current faculty member, in an academic
discipline designated by the headmaster.
Norman S. Thompson, Jr. holds the Eleazer
Chair of Excellence in Teaching.
Sally and Wil Hergenrader Chair of Excellence in Science
Ruth McCaughan Morrison Chair of Science
Former chairman of the Board of Trustees,
William P. “Buddy” Morrison, along with his
sons, John, Price ’75, and Joe ’78, established
this chair in 1984 to honor his wife and their
mother, Ruth McCaughan Morrison. William
S. Taylor is the Ruth McCaughan Morrison
Instructor of Science.
Donald Bailey Wiener Chair of Mathematics
Recognizing that the best leadership and teaching
are required in the rapidly changing field of science,
Sally and Wil Hergenrader endowed this chair in
2007 to support and enhance the MUS faculty in
the Science Department. The Hergenraders are
the parents of Terry ’75 and Steve ’77 and the
grandparents of Wil ’12 and Lewis ’15. R. Wayne
Mullins holds the Sally and Wil Hergenrader Chair
of Excellence in Science..
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The endowed Chair of Mathematics was
established in 1985 in honor of Donald B.
Wiener through a gift from his brother, Russel
Lee Wiener, and his sons, Bailey and Lee ’63.
Nancy N. Gates is the Donald Bailey Wiener
Instructor of Mathematics.
Board of Trustees 2013-14
Samuel N. Graham II ’80, Chairman
Chief Executive Officer
Diversified Trust Company
President
NewSouth Capital Management, Inc.
Richard C. Moore, Jr. ’63
President
Lehman-Roberts
Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88, Vice Chairman
Chief Executive Officer
Wunderlich Securities, Inc.
J. Brett Grinder ’91
Vice President
Grinder, Taber & Grinder, Inc.
Managing Member
Sentry, LLC
D. Stephen Morrow ’71, Treasurer
Executive Vice President
NewSouth Capital Management
Executive Vice President
Boyle Investment Company
Physician
Inpatient Physicians of the Mid-South
W. Thomas Hutton ’61, Secretary
Attorney
Martin, Tate, Morrow & Marston, PC
President
Pittco Management, LLC
Chris R. Sanders
Plastic Surgeon
Plastic Surgery Group of Memphis
Executive Managing Director
Raymond James, Morgan Keegan & Co., Inc.
James F. Burnett ’83
Managing Director
Morgan Keegan & Co., Inc.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Loeb Properties
Suki S. Carson
General Counsel
Southeastern Asset Management, Inc.
Glenn A. Crosby II ’77
Neurosurgeon
The Crosby Clinic
Robert M. Fockler ’77
President
Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
Johnny B. Moore, Jr.
President and CEO
SunTrust Bank, Memphis
Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88
Strategic Financial Partners
President
National Guard Products
Orthopedic Surgeon
Tabor Orthopedics, PC
William E. Troutt
President
Rhodes College
Honorary Board of Trustees 2013-14
Chairman
Ben C. Adams ’74
Donald G. Austin, Jr. ’59
James H. Barton ’61
Roy E. Bell, Jr.
Richard C. Cowan ’69
James H. Daughdrill, Jr.
William W. Deupree, Jr. ’59
John H. Dobbs, Sr.
Susan B. Faber
M. M. Gordon
Robert J. Hussey, Jr.
Henry A. Hutton ’72
W. Neely Mallory, Jr.
John R. McCarroll, Jr.
Henry W. Morgan ’61
Musette S. Morgan
Thomas B. Preston
James C. Rainer III
C. Barham Ray ’64
Michael D. Rose
Stephen C. Schadt ’65
Lee R. Wiener ’63
Kent Wunderlich ’66
Alumni Association Executive Board 2013-14
Mr. John B. Barton, Jr. ’95
President
Mr. Harry E. Sayle IV ’92
Vice President
Mr. Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ’84
Mr. G. S. Clark Burrow ’95
Mr. Albert B. Carruthers II ’78
Mr. John T. Crews, Jr. ’84
Mr. Edward J. Dobbs ’89
Mr. Jason J. Fair ’89
Mr. David J. Frazier ’01
Mr. Andrew E. Garrett ’03
Mr. Paul T. Gillespie III ’01
Mr. J. Walker Hays IV ’84
Mr. Patrick F. Hopper ’89
Mr. Joel M. Kaye ’84
Mr. Albert E. Laughlin III ’94
Mr. Andrew A. McArtor, Sr. ’86
Mr. R. Allen McCool, Jr. ’77
Mr. Daniel H. McEwan ’88
Mr. Gregory H. Meyer ’79
Mr. J. Worth Morgan ’05
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Mr. James A. Robinson, Jr. ’68
Mr. Matthew J. Saenger ’98
Mr. Scott S. Sherman’89
Mr. Cleo W. Stevenson, Jr. ’68
Mr. John D. Stewart ’78
Mr. Charles W. Summers III ’94
Mr. John M. Summers ’05
Mr. Jonathan A. Van Hoozer ’88
Mr. Brandon L. Westbrook ’92
Mr. Craig H. Witt ’85
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