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PERSPECTIVE
Celebrating Traditions. Embracing Tomorrow.
TV he fall issue of Profile is dedicated to our many supporters among our
alumni, students, faculty, staff, and other college friends. Appropriately
so! You are the people that play such a huge role in giving back to
Lenoir-Rhyne in a way that allows us to achieve the excellence that has
long been our heritage. You will find in these pages a list of our donors, a list
that includes 30 percent of our alumni and 97 percent of our faculty. Both num-
bers are ones of which we should all be proud. The alumni giving rate of 30
percent is up from 8 percent 10 years ago, and it places Lenoir-Rhyne in a class
with the truly distinguished liberal arts colleges in the country. But more than
that, it signifies the commitment you have to ensuring that the College will
continue to provide the best possible learning experience in educating the next
generation of leaders.
These are tough economic times, especially in this region of North Carolina. Most
colleges are experiencing a decline in financial support from alumni and commu-
nity leaders. Lenoir-Rhyne, however, is continuing to receive the critical support
necessary to improve its facilities. The first phase of the campaign to fund the
conversion of Mauney and Schaeffer Halls into academic buildings is nearing
completion. On Nov. 1, a one-year renovation project begins on these buildings,
with the end result being state-of-the-art conference facilities, a career center,
offices and classrooms for three academic schools, space for outreach programs
to the community, and computer laboratories. The entire community is looking
forward to the unveiling of the new facility at Homecoming 2004.
We are especially excited about our enrollment this fall. The total enrollment
reached 1550, up from 1486 last year. The incoming class of freshmen and
transfers is a record size, and our retention rate rose to a 10-year high.
Our students and faculty continue to work together in the classroom, in the
laboratories, on community service projects, and in addressing the problems
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of tomorrow. It is not surprising that "U.S. News World Report" once again
ranked us number one in North Carolina in our Carnegie classification.
We have a busy year ahead of us, and we hope you will join with us as we work
to implement our goals of excellence. A Master Land Plan is under develop-
ment and will outline the plans for our campus' physical structure over the
next decade. We have a task force working to design new marketing projects
for the College. Our evening and graduate programs are undergoing review so
that they can provide maximum benefits to this community. But, most exciting
of all will be the continued successes of our students as they grow and mature
in their personal and spiritual lives. That is the highlight of every year at
Lenoir-Rhyne. I thank all of you who help make this possible.
Sincerely,
Wayne B. Powell, Ph.D.
President ofthe College
Fall/Winter 2003
PROFILE
Editors
Margaret Allen, Diana Parker
ContributingWriters
Margaret Allen, Ann Daves,
Nancy Lemaire
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President Features
Dr. Wayne Powell
[phone], [email protected] L-R ranks highest
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Dr.John Sorenson
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Peter Kendall Homecoming
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VicePresidentandDean
ofStudents highlights
AnitaJohnson Gwin
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ClassNotesorChangeofAddress Honor Roll
Rosalie Richards 8
[phone], [email protected] of Donors
OfficeofPublicRelations
Margaret Allen,
Director ofPublications
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BEAR TRACKS
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WORLDREPORT
U.S.NewsI ]
Best
Colleges
2004
Five join Board of Visito™
ive new members have been appointed to the Board ofVisitors. They are Dorothy
Collins Armstrong '49, Allen G. Tinley HI,Jearld Lee Leonhardt '69, Wilhur E.
"Buster" Mann H '73 and Martha Simimers Satterwhite '65.
Armstrong is a retired office manager, bookkeeper and choir director. She is an
active member ofFirst United Methodist Church ofHickory and a civic leader in
the Hickory community. She is married to NedArmstrong and has two grown sons.
U.S. News ranks L-R She has served on L-R's Sacred Music Steering Committee, Friends ofMusic Steering
Committee and the Golden Bears Steering Committee. She is a member of the Her-
highest in N.C. itage Society and a former president of the Alumni Association. She and her husband
received the L-RAlumni Award for Service to the Community.
For the third year in a row, Lenoir- Finley is owner and president ofAllen Finley Advertising Inc. ofHickory. He is an
Rhyne College has been rated alumnus of the University ofNorth Carolina at Charlotte and a member ofSt. Luke's
highest among comparable North United Methodist Church ofHickory. He is married to the formerJocfeic Cauthen
Carolina colleges in its category by and has one daughter.
U.S. News & World Rq)on. Leonhardt is executive vice president and chieffinancial officer of CommScope
This year, L-R moved up from Inc. in Hickory. He is a member ofBethlehem United Methodist Church in Clare-
eighth to seventh place in the South mont and a trustee of Catawba Valley Medical Center. He is married to Carolyn
Scronce Leonhardt '69. They have two adult children and five grandchildren.
in the cat—egory Best Comprehensive Mann is Eastern Division vice president ofHickory Springs Manufacturing Co.
Colleges Bachelors.
ofHickory. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the American Furniture
Other North Carolina colleges Manufacturers Association Suppliers Division. He is married to the former Teresa
ranked in the same category and same
Richardson.
tier include High Point University Satterwhite is a licensed social worker, a homemaker, civic and church volunteer.
at 14th, Wingate University at 17th, She has held numerous volunteer positions with Memorial Drive Lutheran Church
Johnson C. Smith at 22nd and Bre- andwith several civic groups. She is married to Dr. TerrySatterwhite '64. They currently
vard at 24th. Some of the factors con- live in Houston, Texas, and have a summer home in Blowing Rock. They have two
sidered by the magazine in making its children and one grandson.
ratings include academic reputation,
average freshman retention rate, per-
cent of classes with fewer than 20 emerging leaders in their organiza- L-R coach chosen for
students, student/faculty ratio and tions or communities. The mission
percent of faculty who are full time. of the Leadership North Carolina NCAA program
Program is to develop and engage
VP informed and committed leaders by Daniel Gonzalez.
picked for
advancing their leadership qualities co-offensive
and broadening their understanding coordinator for the
Leadership N.C.
of and involvement in issues and Bears football team
Teri Lemons, vice opportunities facing the state. Six as well as quarter-
president for monthly, two-day sessions will give backs and wide
institutional class members a broader understand- receivers coach, is
advancement at ing of the state, with a focus on issues one of 20 minority Gonzalez
Lenoir-Rhyne Col- in the areas of government, educa- coaches chosen
lege, is one of 47 tion, economic development, health nationwide for the Advanced Coach-
persons selected for and human services, and the environ- ing Program of the NCAA.
the 11th class of Lemons ment. Participants will learn about the The program, new this year, is
Leadership North critical issues in these areas through an attempt to address the critical
Carolina. discussions with top officials in the shortage of ethnic minorities in head
This program is for residents of state, professionals in the areas, field coaching positions in the sport of
North Carolina who are current or trips and experiential activities. football. The mission of the academy
Fall/Winter 003
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BEAR TRACKS
is to assist ethnic minority coaches to
enhance and strengthen their skills.
It also provides exposure and net-
working opportunities.
The 20 coaches chosen for the pro-
gram will receive intensive three-day
training in areas such as communica-
tion, fiscal responsibiUties, building
a successful program, moral/ethical
considerations and academic issues.
Professor releases book
of trumpet descants
Dr. Daniel Kiser,
professor of
music and chair of the
School ofFine Arts,
has released a book,
"Trumpet Descants
Hymn
for Selected
Tunes." Published and Riser L-R sorority appears on television
distributed by Charles Members of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority at Lenoir-Rhyne College appeared in a public service
Colin Music Publications ofNew York, announcement that spotlighted their national philanthropy, the fight against breast cancer.
the book contains more than 130 des- The spots ran on Charter cable TV in the Hickory metro area during the month of Octo-
cants written to accompany the singing ber. In the announcements, the ZTAs encouraged viewers to participate in the Susan B.
ofhymns and is compatible with most Komen Foundation Race for the Cure, held on the L-R campus Oct. 18.
hymnals in use today
Heaney and directing a master's the- stock or bond markets. Rather, con-
Brandes elected to sis for a U.S. student studying at the tributions are actualh' pre-purchasmg
University College Dublin. tuition, in part or in whole. The sav-
ings plan can be redeemed for tuition
magazine's board
at any of the participating colleges or
College joins pre-paid
Dr. Rand Brandes, universities after the child is admitted.
Martin Luther Additional information is available
tuition plan
Stevens professor of by visiting www.independent529plan.
English, has been Lenoir-Rhyne is participating in org or by calling 1-888-718-7878.
elected to the editori- Independent 529 Plan, a new
al board of the pre-paid college tuition plan tailored Two former faculty
"South Atlantic specifically for private colleges. More
Review," a literary Brandes than 200 private colleges and univer- members
die
review published sities across the country have joined
quarterly by the South Adantic Mod- in this tax-advantaged way for fami- Two former Lenoir-Rhyne faculty
em Language Association. He will lies to save for tuition. members died recently. Dr.
serve on the board through 2005. Section 529 Plans, so named for the Jerald Gober, former chair of the
SAMLA is an organization of teachers IRS code that defines them, have Charles M. Snipes School of Business,
and scholars dedicated to the advance- gained in popularity over the last died Aug. 14. Dr. Gober scr\cd ihe
ment of scholarship and teaching in decade. Families have been attracted to College six years before he rciircd
English and modem foreign languages these plans because accounts generate in May.
and Uteratures. The "South Adantic no federal income tax ifused as intend- John P. Fogart}, professor emeri-
Review" contains scholarly essays ed, benefits arc transferable to other tus of histoiy. died Sept. 15. 2003.
concerned with the study of language members of the family, and refunds are Professor Fogarty began teaching at
and literature. available if the child receives a scholar- Lenoir-Rh)Tie in 1967 and retired in
Brandes spent last spring semester ship or decides not to attend college. 2001 Memorial gifts ma}" be made
.
in Ireland on a Fulbright scholarship The Independent 529 Plan is not by contacting \'ic/dc Eckard at (828)
doing research with poet Seamus dependent on the perfonnance of the 328-7336 or eckard\'@lrc.edu.
Profile
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L-R GIVING
Renovation
begins on Mauney-
Schaeffer Hails
Renovation began Nov. 1 on
Mauney and Schaeffer build-
ings as the fund-raising cam-
paign for this project neared its $3.3
milHon Phase I goal.
The former residence halls will
receive a complete makeover as they
are upgraded to meet current building
codes and wired to accommodate
computer labs. When complete, the
project will house a Conference Hall
that will be available for use by mem-
bers of the Business Council as well as
by campus groups. The facility will Dr. Wayne Powell (left). College president, greetsJohnAllison, CEO of BB&T, at the Busi-
also house offices and classroom space ness Council's Fall Forum, where Allison was the guest speaker. BB&T is one ofseveral
for the Charles M. Snipes School of banks that have made leadership gifts to the Mauney-Schaeffer Conference Hall project.
Business, the School of Mathematics
and Computing Sciences, and the chair and chair of the School of Social $25,000 to sponsor an office in the
School of Behavioral and Social Sci- and Behavioral Sciences. "We thank building. Steve and Marcus Shelton
ences. The College's Alex Lee Career the members of the business commu- have also donated $25,000 to name
Center will be housed in the facility nity who have come forward to sup- an office.
In addition, it will include lodging for port the program and invite others, Additional new major donors
visiting scholars and other special especially Business Council members, include Mickey Dry '61 Mike Hin-
,
guests of the College. to consider investing in the building shaw '58, Ken Lee'70, the Robinson
The overall campaign includes and the lasting impact that it will Law Firm,J. Royale Furniture, Palmer
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endowments to ensure the long-term have on Hickory and the Catawba Cay and Kenneth Tummyre. Nam-
maintenance of the facility. Additional Valley. Alumni of the three schools are ing opportunities are still available for
endowments will be used for student also encouraged to generously sup- faculty offices and for chairs in the
scholarships and for faculty salaries. port this project." Snipes Lecture Hall.
The endowed professorships and chairs Charles M. Snipes '58 has given Additional information and photos
will be used to attract and retain the $350,000 to name the lecture hall in of the renovation project may be found
most qualified faculty possible in the Mauney-Schaeffer Hall in honor of on the Lenoir-Rhyne Web site at
three schools housed in the building. his parents,John Wesley and Mary wwwlrc.edu/news/ms. For more infor-
"This project will enhance the Devine Snipes of Lincolnton. mation about making a donation to
future of these three schools by pro- The College is grateful for the this project, contact Rich Duncan '88 at
viding the physical facihties that are generous donation by the Cannon [phone] or [email protected].
essential to continued academic excel- Foundation, whose $150,000 gift will You may also contact Ten Lemons, vice
lence," said Professor Bill Mauney, help defray the costs of renovations. president for advancement, at (828)
campaign committee member, faculty In addition, Taffy Sides has given 328-7360 or [email protected].
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Members ofthe Class of'78 gather for their 23th class reunion at Four people were added to the Lenoir-Rhyne Sports Hal! ofFame
Homecoming '03. during Homecoming '03. They are (left to right) GarryBrown 78,
Ridi Padget 16, Raeford Thomas '57 andLeveo Sperotto '58.
Members ofthe Class of 1998 gather for their fifth reunion.
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In middle photo: Several former homecoming queens rode in
a carriage during the homecomingparade. Sitting up front is Keri
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Von Dolen '88, who was the 1987 homecoming queen, immediate-
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Jason Phillips hand autographed footballs to the 2003 Homecom-
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ing Queen Erin Cook and KingNickJenkins. Congratulating the
Bill Minholland (standing), former chair ofthe L-RBoard of homecoming royalty is Dr. Wayne Powell, College president.
Trustees, greets Royall Yount '42, duringtheAnnual Fund Barbecue. See additional Homecoming '03 photos on theWeb at
www.lrc.edu/alumni/homecome.html.
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Lenoir- Rliyne College
President Report Honor Roll of Donors
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2002-2003
Sources of Dollars Ibtal Giving for All Purposes
The Aixanal Fnnd Current Operations $1,944,058
Endowment 2,590,098
Building 1,851,692
Unrestricted and Designated Total Gifts:
Total $6,385,848
$1,944,058
J% Parents (Non-Aluinni)
3% Matching Gifts
1% Faculty & Staff(Non-Alumni)
5%
Friends
6% Businesscs/CCorporations
30% Alumni
26% Foundations
14% Bequests
l-t%n Other*
*Includes consortia, other roluntary sources, other individuals, religious organizations
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"The alumni giving rate of
Percentage of L-R Aluiiiiii Who Support the Annual Fund
30 percent places Lenoir-Rhyne
in a class with the truly
distinguished liberal arts colleges
in the country."
Dr. Wayne Powell
1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2002-2003
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Honor Roll 2002-03
President's Bruce '82 and Gayla '85 Efird The Lenoir-Rhyne Mission
Lowrance '63 and Brucie Harry*
Society Kenneth '62 and Jeanette Heldennan* In pursuit of the development of the whole person,
Jim '70 and Anne '70 McCoy*
Mitford Children's Foundation Lenoir-Rhyne College seeks to liberate mind and spirit,
T'he President's Society John David '59 and Sandy Moose*
clarify personal faith, foster physical wholeness, build
National EndowmentfortheArts
is a critical part of
Hal and Margery '60 Owsley a sense of community and promote responsible leadership
Lenoir-Rhyne College's fund
Dean and Margaret Ann '68 Powell*
raising success; in 2002- Wilbert '50 and Ruth Seabock* for service in the world.
2003 this group had a Buck and Helgi '61 Shuford*
Charles and Mickey '70 Shuford*
tremendous impact on the Phil Stephens '69* As an institution of the North Carolina Synod of the Evangeli-
Annual Fund's overall goal.
Wabash Center cal Lutheran Church in America, the College holds the con-
Membership totaled 381 Wachovia*
individuals and companies, viction that wholeness of personality, true vocation, and the
Hacawa Club/
and we welcomed 81 new Director's Council most useful service to God and the world are best discerned
members. Gifts from the
($2,500 to $4,999) from the perspective of Christian faith.
members ofthe President's Robert '62 and Nancy '59 Allen
Society totaled $1,638,111, Aramark Servicemaster Facilities
raised in annual voluntary Management* As a community of learning, the College provides progiams
Bank ofAmerica*
giving. These leadership BB&T of undergraduate, graduate, and continuing study committed
gifts are vital in providing John '59 and Barbaia '60 Bumgamer* to the liberal arts and sciences as a foundation for a wide
salaries, scholarships, and Pete '58 and Anne '59 Burr*
Comm/Scope Inc.* variety of careers and as guidance for a meaningful life.
other essential resources in
Coming Cable Systems*
support of current operations Steve '62 and Sandra '65 Fades
of the College. The campus Tom Fee '52*
community thanks these Norm and Jo Fintel Approved by the Lenoir-Rhyne College Board ofTrustees
Florida-Bahamas Synod ofthe ELCA
members for their leadership. Boyd '65 and Elin George* November 2001
Jeff'85 andKathy '90 Greer
Founders/Leadership
Olin Hawkins '64
Council Tom Hellie and Julie Olds*
($10,000 and over) Henredon Furniture Industries* Tim '91 and Julia '94 Allen Capital Concepts Inc.*
Bill and Margaretf Alsobrooks* Hickory Furniture Mart* Pat Anderson Bob '55 and Lib '55 Carswell*
The Bolick Foundation* Tony '69 and Margaret '69 Jackson* Jerry '61 and Doris '60Annas Catawba Transportation Group*
Bunoughs Wellcome Fund Judy Johnson '7.5 Craig and Faith '67 Ashton Cata^vba Valley Bank*
Cannon Charitable Trusts* Klingspor Abrasives* Thomas '54 and Wanda '53 Austin Catawba Valley Medical Center*
Catawba County Partnership Leroy '62 and Lynn '62 Lail Cass and Donna Ballanger Central Carolina Bank & Tnist*
for Children* Ken '70 and Frankie Lee* Bank ofGranite* Centuiy Furniture Co.*
John! and Margaret '47 Edwards* Jearld '69 and Caiolyn '69 Leonhaidt* Barnes & Noble Booksellers Grace Chin "79
ELCA Division for Higher Education* Estate ofLouie R. Lineberger Rick '77and Candy Barnes Betty Christian''53
The George Foundation* Mildred Locke '35* Horace Beam '49 Clark Tire &Auto Supply Inc.
The James M. Johnston Trust* Ken and Sue '40 Millholland* Byron '59 and Haniet '60 Bean Clayton Marcus Company Inc.
Estates ofJesse and Lela King N.C. Arts Council Gary and Andrea "62 Benfield P2dmer '74 and Cindi "73 Clemnier*
Hank '60 and Beniice McCrorie* Wade and Caiolyn Penny* Claude '51 and Marian '48 Berry Dale '71 and Brenda "69 Cline
Moretz Foundation* Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. ofHickoiy* Bethlehem Lutheran Church-Hickory Ray and Adelaide '45 Cline*
N.C. Independent Colleges Lou '71 and Emily '72 Rossiter* Jake '49 and Beverly Blackburn Thomas "75 and Betty "75 Cloninger*
and Universities* John '60 and Suanne Roueche George and Sally Blackwelder* Steve "82 and Karen "82 Cochran
N.C. Synod ofthe ELCA* Salem National^ase Corporation Harvey '58 and Susanne '59 Blume* Don and Toni Coleman
Piedmont Educational Foundation* David '68 and Lynne '68 Sparks* Russell '44 and Mary' "44 Boggs College Bookstores of America*
Tom Reese '48* Sprint* Luther '59 and Sally '59 Boliek* Paul '53 and Kay Conrad
Doug '53 and Pat '53 Sanders* Bob and Alice SpuUer* Bormuth Associates* Jeffrey '77andJanet Cook
Estate ofAdrian L. Shuford Jr. Bill '62 and Betty Ann '62 Stevenson* Ray '49 and Margaret "47 Bost* Edgar '43 andJacqueline Cooper
Marcus '52 and Dorothy '53 Smith Doug Stobbe '76* Chailes "40 and Jule Bowman Jim and Haniet Copland*
Charles Snipes "58* Bob '50 and Pat '51 Townsend* John and Connie '77 Bray* Rocky '77andAndrea Costa
The Teagle Foundation UPS Foundation Inc. Jeffrev Bronnenberg Robert '53 and \anc\ Coican
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation* John A. WiUiams '87* Neel Bronnenberg Michael '77 and \anessa Crudup
Homer andJane Brookshire Guy '48 and Can- Cruse
Fair Stars/Executive President's Club/ Fred '60 and [Antra Brown Smithy Curry and Monta Maki-Curr\
Council President's Council Broyhill Family Foundation* Frances Daily "43*
($5,000 to $9,999) ($1,000 to $2,499) Diane Burnette '70 Warren '53 andJanice Danley
Catawba County Council for the Aits* A-1 Printing Inc. Tom '63 and Fave "65 Burton* Bob '56 and Ann "57 Daslier
Ki-Hyun '74 and Sunny Chun* A. Alex Shuford Foundation Inc. C.R. Laine Furniture Co. Duane "75 and Madeleine '75 Dassow*
Coca-Cola Foundation A. Klein & Company Inc.* tKatherine Caldwell "27* Betty Davenport "49*
Jack and Kathy '69 D'Arcy Torn '73 andDianeAdams Lowell and Iris '60 Caldwell Da\idson. Holland. \^ hitesell & Co.
NancyShuford Dowdy Advantage Printing* Dick '67 and Becky '67 Campbell .\lan "85 and Robin Davis
Mickey '61 and Dorothy '61 Dry* Jim '73 and Carolyn '70Alexander Rowe and Ann '54 Campbell Miriam Davis "59*
Alexvale Furniture Inc. Capital Bank Tom and Linda Davis*
President Report
Honor Roll 2002-03
Claude "59 and Elizabeth "61 Deal Hospitality Group Management Inc.* Reid '77andPam Pollard David and Rosann Freed '62 Whitten
Hugo and Ruth Deaton* David '60 and Linda Hoyle* Tony andPattyPope Avery '53 andJune '54 Wilfong
Deloitte & louche LLP* Dick '72 and Dale Huffman Wayne and Joyce Powell Boyd '74 and Anita Wilson
Ront '53 and Barbara "53 DeOrsey* Walter'48 and Rachel Hunsucker* The Printing Connection Inc. Sid '53 and Tanya '59 Wilson
Deutsche Banc, Alex Brown Hany '53 and Ruth Huss Prism Development LLC Robert '53 andBetty Wise
The Dickson Foundation Inc.* John '74 and Penny Huss Paul K. Propst '43* Don '55 and Judy Woolly*
Charles and Dorothy Dixon* Industrial Fuel Company Nellie Pruitt '59 Mansour andMaryLogan Zand
Rich '88 and Christine '88 Duncan Sarah Ingle '55 Clarence '62 and Joyce '61 Pugh*
East Tennesee Foundation Jody andRebecca Inglefield Frank '67 and Ann Pursley New Members
Edwaid Arditti Charitable Foundation* Ingold Co. Inc.* Tom and Carol '83 Rasmussen *Charter Members
Teny '75 and Kathleen Efird A. G. '57 and Linda '59Jonas* RBC Centura Bank* t Deceased Members
Electric Sei-vice Group* Bly Jonas* Record Properties*
Jim '50 and Ida '52 Elliott* Margaret B. Jones '43 The Reese Foundation*
Ellis Hosieiy Mills Joe '57 and Doris Kaylor Garst Reese '93
Steve Ellis '51* David '60 and Diana "60 Keck* Regal Manufacturing Company Inc.
George '54 and Frances Ennis* Ray '66and Patricia '65 Kees Craig andMarianne '94 Reiman
Michael Ei-vin '88 PeterKendall Henhle '51 andAnn '53 Rhyne
Mike 76 andRuth Anne 77 Everett Debbie Kern '71 Robert '59 andPam Rhyne
The Tower
Brady '52 and Lois '52 Faggart Kies Consulting LLC Bill '90 andHeidi '88 Rhyne
Stan 77andJoan Faires Kincaid Furniture Company* Pete '71 andJan Richards
Falcon Industries* Hany '49 and Peggy King* Fuad and Katherine '64 Rihani Club a
is
Robert and Vicki '66 Fales Kontane* Klynt '40 and Frances! Ripple*
Janet Fanis "72 Jeny Koontz* Cliff'76 and Amy Ritchie
new
Bill "65 and Nancy Fenimore* Ryan and Carol LaHurd* Paul Ritchie* level
First Citizens Bank* LaneVenture* Ray '48 andJane Ritchie
First Security Insurance* John andEileen Leach Ross '54 and JoAnne '54 Ritchie* 2003-04
for
Carl "55 and Miriam Fisher* Bill '35 and Margaret Leath* Chic and Carol Robinson*
Jeremy '88 and Katie Fisher tAHce Lee '37* Newell '42 and Helen Rollins*
membership,
Paul "69 and Susan Fleetwood Lee Industries* Lester '53 andDoris '54 Roof
Harold "38 and Doris Flowers* Charlie and Teri Lemons D. Paul Rudisill
Paul '58 and Martha '60 Fogleman Lenoir Mirror/Jonas Foundation* Teny '64 and Maiiha '65 Satterwhite
recognizing
Cyrus ^53 andAnn Frazier Lenoir-Rhyne Alumni Association Tom '54 and Iris Scott
Heniy '49 and Vera Freeze* MaryLouLentz '56 Sertoma Club West*
Elizabeth Friday Thad '75 and Margaret Lewallen* Giles Setzer '53 contributions
Fiye Regional Medical Center* David '63 and Betty '65 Lohr* Marcus '50 and Jackie Shelton*
Gaines/Mitchell Telephone Lawrence and Rebecca '59 Lohr Steve Shelton '77
at the $1,500
Data Sei"vices* Virginius and Dorothy '47 Lougee* David '71 andSharon '72 Shirlen
Tony Gain '76 Tony Lyim '65 Alex and Nancy Shuford
Hugh andJulie Gaither Buster '73 and Teresa Mann Shurtape Technologies Inc.* to $2,499
Connolly '42 and Melba Gamble* Don and Ruth '61 Matkins Charles '51 and Frances Sigmon*
Garbage Disposal SeiTice Matthews Construction Company* William '62 and Evelyn Sigmon
level.
David "52 and Margaret '62 Gentry Catherine Mauney '29 Harold '51 and Nancy '52 Skinner*
Michael 77andLouAnn 76 Gibson Charles and Lynne Mauney* Harwood and Barbara Smith*
Ted '53 and Frances '53 Coins Jones '48 and Alma Maybeny* Oles and Bettie '62 Smolansky
Blake '74 and Ashley Graeber John and Kathleen McCollough* Steve and Constance '88 Snyder
Grasche USA Inc. Bill '56 and Jeanette '58 McCullough* The Lois Snyder Family '53
James and Rebecca '72 Guthrie* McDonald's/PPV Inc.* Paul Speagle Sr. '34*
Leo and Anita Johnson Gwin* J. W. McGee Jr. '41* Marion '45 and June '47 Stan*
Gordon and Betty Hacker Arleen McGinn '80 David andSybil '58 Stewart
Hambrick Memorial Foundation* Steven McGinnis '77 Tom '57and.Betty '59 Sublett
Hainmaiy Furniture Company* William and Susan '78 McLean Anne Swoboda
Hanes Companies Inc. Foundation* John '60 and Nancy Merck Systel
Kim Hansen '77 Marcus '62 and Faye '62 Midgett Jim and Judith Tarlton*
Bob and Bec'ky Hart Nathan '70 andJanet '72Mitcliell Davis and Barbara Taylor
Eric andMargaret Hart David '76 and Sara Moore* Mary Teeter '43*
Barry '69 and Carol Hastings Moretz Inc.* Sam '56 and Nanette '58 Temple
Weston Hatfield '42* Alfred andLynn '89Moretz Dick and Millie '49 Thomas*
Carl '89 andJoann '91 Hearn George and Carolyn Moretz* Steve andBarbara Thomas
Robert '44 and Ruth '45 Hehon* Mt. Olive Ministiy Foundation Inc. Earl '46 and Virginia '46 Townsend
Boyd and Ann "82 Hendrix Steve and Jane '68 Mull Edgar '59 and Emily '60Trexler*
Hickoiy Brands Inc.* David "01 and Elaine '69 Myers Roy '53 andDorothy Trexler
Hickoiy Consti-uction Company* NCACPA-Catawba Valley Chapter Bernard '50 andJenny '48 Troutman
Hickoiy Daily Record Inc.* Neuville Industries* Ray Kent and Jo Ann Troutman*
Hickoiy Leather Company Inc. Null Industries* Bob and Maureen Tull
Hickory Mechanical Inc.* Michael '65 andMarilyn '66 Olson UBS
Hickoiy Sheet Metal Co. Inc.* Palmer & Cay ofN.C. Inc. Vanguard Furniture Company Inc.*
Hickory Springs Manufacturing* Martin "55 and Nancy '55 PanneU Walker Construction Company
Frances Hilton* Hubert Park '31* Andrew Weisner '79and Claudia Earle
Mike "58 and Frankie Hinshaw* Patrick, Harper & Dixon L.L.P. Jerry '63 andBrenda '63 Wells
Carolyn Hoffner '64* Mickey '73 and Debbie Payseur* Wesley Hall Inc.
Al '69 and Marilyn "70 Hoke* Peoples Bank* David "76 and Leigh '75 Westcott
Nell Hoke '45* Pierre Foods Inc.* Ray '75 and Alice White* 2002*2003
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