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1111WESLEYAN COLLEGESummer 1986The Campaign for Advancement Reaches 5.5 MillionKnight Foundation Commits 150,000The Knight Foundation has pledgedits support to the Campaign for Advancement with a grant of 150,000,bringing the campaign total to 5,486,289 as of June 16, 1986. Thistotal includes over 4.2 million or morethan two-thirds of the 6.3 million goalfor capital campaign projects. Over 1.2 million toward the three-year Annual Fund goal has been pledged,bringing the Annual Fund very closeto 50% of its 2.5 million goal. TheCampaign and Annual Fund goals total 8.8 million.The Knight Foundation, incorporated in 1950, was established for"charitable, religious, scientific,literary, general educational andphilanthropic purposes." James L.Knight, chairman of the Miami HeraldPublishing Company and director ofKnight-Ridder Newspapers, Inc., andKnight Publishing Company, is chairman of the Knight Foundation.Campaign Focuses on Atlanta AreaFull alumnae solicitations continuein the Greater Atlanta area, with overallleadership provided by Laura SullivanBarkley '68. More than 800 Atlantaarea alumnae will be visited by morethan 130 Wesleyan volunteers.Carolyn Malone Carpenter '39 ischairman of Atlanta Metropolitan, withRosalind Allison Bums '4 7 as cochairman. Nadine Cranmer Read '49is chairman of the Marietta area.Chairman of the Roswell area isMarjorie Potts Durden '40 and cochairman is Betty Nunn Mori '58.Trustee Anne Hyer Smith '42 is chairman of the Stone Mountain area, withSally Moffett McKenna '75 as cochairman.Savannah and JacksonvilleCampaigns Planned For FallThe area campaigns for the Savannah and Jacksonville areas are in theinitial stages of organization. R.L.(Bob) and Rita Santry McGill '42 areco-chairmen for the Savannah area.The Jacksonville area campaign will bechaired by Mary Lane Edwards Hartshorn '49, with Carol Casey Rowland'53 as co-chairman.The James Hyde Poner Fund pledges a second gift designated toward the renovation of the James HydePorter Gymnasium, above. See page two for the story.j
Porter Fund Makes Second Pledge Toward Porter Gymnasium RenovationA recent grant from the James HydeJames Hyde Porter established himself Conferences of the United MethodistPorter Fund brings the total pledged by the in the history of Wesleyan as one of its Church. His dedication to the College wasfund to 35 ,000. Designated for the greatest benefactors and champions. Mr. manifested through many gifts to Wesleyanrenovation of the James Hyde Porter Gym- Porter's deep interest in Wesleyan was that during his lifetime and was furthernasium, this figure represents 31 % of the of a prominent Methodist Layman for a demonstrated through a beneficent 110,000 needed to complete the gym- Methodist college for women related to the bequest.DNorth Georgia, South Georgia and Floridanasium project.Wesleyan plans to establish an outstanding physical fitness center for students onthe campus and to extend the use of thefacilities to women in the middle Georgiacommunity . At present, many communitygroups use the gymnasium facilities forspecial events . The renovated facility willexpand the use of the Porter Gymnasiumfar beyond its present use. A total-fitnesscenter open day and evening hours will offer Wesleyan students and women in thecommunity a superior opportunity tobecome involved in physical fitness as alifetime activity .The first grant designated for the gymnasium project was received from thePorter Fund in 1985, enabling Wesleyanto begin the renovations. Plans for thePorter Gymnasium include painting, newlighting and carpeting for the locker andlounge areas ; a deep refinishing of theathletic gymnasium floor ; a physical fitnessroom with exercise equipment, air conditioning units, an acoustical ceiling and new Students Julie Youmans '89, left, and Margaret McKnight '87 work out with the new exercise equipmentinstalled in the James Hyde Porter Gymnasium.carpet; and a whirlpool.Atlanta Foundation Supports Renovation of Taylor HallA grant of 75,000 has been receivedThe generosity of the Tull Foundation are crucial to active participation in today'sfrom The J.M. Tull Foundation of Atlan- will enable Wesleyan to offer its students technologically advanced society .ta, making the Tull Foundation the second the modern facilities and equipment thatDfoundation to join in support of the 2million renovation of the Robert JenksTaylor Hall for Science and Mathematics.The renovation began on May 1 with theremoval of the old tabletops from theworkbenches in the laboratories . By thetime fall semester classes begin, TaylorHall will have updated laboratories, a newfire escape on the east end of the buildingand new restrooms upstairs. There will benew laboratory plumbing, the blackboardswill be resealed, and the behavorial sciencelab will have new furniture. The chemicalstorage area will be moved downstairs, andthe lecture rooms will be refurbished withnew lecterns and audio-visual materials.Phase II, scheduled to begin on May 1,1987, includes plans for an elevator, acompletely new air handling system and a Maintenance personnel sand the chemistry workbenches in Taylor Hall. The laboratories will be modernizedby the stan of fall semester.microcomputer room.
Atlanta LeadershipLaura Sullivan Barkley '68Atlanta Area ChairmanCarolyn Malone Carpenter '39Atlanta Metropolitan ChairmanMarjorie Potts Durden '40Roswell Area ChairmanAnne Hyer Smith '42Stone Mountain Area ChairmanSavannah LeadershipR.L. (Bob) and Rita Santry McGill '42Savannah Co-ChairmenRosalind Allison Bums '47Co-Chairman, Atlanta MetropolitanSally Moffett McKenna '75Co-Chairman , Stone MountainJacksonville LeadershipMary Lane Edwards Hanshom '49Jacksonville ChairmanCarol Casey Rowland '53Jacksonville Co-Chairman
LEADERSHIPAnonymousThe R.A. Bowen TrustBrown & Williamson Tobacco CorporationDr. and Mrs. C.C . ButlerChaner Medical CorporationThe Citizens & Southern National BankMr. and Mrs. W .W. CobeyCommunity EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Lovick P. CornDr. and Mrs . William F. CummingsMr. and Mrs . W. Tinsley Ellis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs . William A. Fickling, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Finch , Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William B. HambrightMr. and Mrs. Julian HightowerMr. and Mrs. Frank C. JonesKnight FoundationMr. and Mrs . P.S. Knox , Jr.Miss Linda LaneMr. and Mrs. William Anderson LaneLiberty Federal Savings BankMr. and Mrs. Flewellyn P. MurpheyThe James Hyde Poner FundMr. and Mrs. John F. Rogers, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. ThrowerTrust Company Bank of Middle GeorgiaThe J.M. Tull FoundationEstate of Julia B. WilletMr. and Mrs. H . Dillon Winship, Jr.Mrs. R.D. WoodwardMr. and Mrs. F.A. YostMAJORMr. and Mrs. Donald A. BarkleySouthern BellMr. and Mrs . M .P. Efland, Jr.Georgia Power Company/Macon DivisionMr. and Mrs . Rufus K. GreenMr. and Mrs. James M. JeterMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Knox, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Knox, Sr.Macon Telegraph and NewsMr. and Mrs. William S. ManningMr. and Mrs. R .L. McCommonMr. and Mrs. John NationsMrs . William J. PendergrastMrs. William P. SimmonsMr. and Mrs. A .J . Swann, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Tarbutton , Jr.Mr. and Mrs . Charles H. Yates, Jr.ADVANCEMENTDr. and Mrs. Scott GregoryMrs. A. Worth HobbyMiss Anne Hyer SmithMr. and Mrs. Reginald R. TriceHONORDr. and Mrs. Robert K. AckermanMr. and Mrs. John D. ComerMr. and Mrs. Dewitt DuskinMr. Charles JonesMr. and Mrs. J. Vernon KyleMr. and Mrs . Robert L. McGill, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Sell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. B. Robert ShippMr. and Mrs. Bert StrubyMr. and Mrs. Joe Timberlake, IIIANNIVERSARYMr. and Mrs. Julian AndersonArmstrong World IndustriesMr. and Mrs. W.G. AshmoreBank SouthMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BassMr. and Mrs. H.J. BivinsMr. and Mrs. A .S. BlumMr. and Mrs. Arthur BrookMr. and Mrs. John L. BrooksMr. and Mrs. Malcolm Burgess , Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J . Wallace CarpenterMr. and Mrs . R .A. ChappellMr. and Mrs . James B. HawkMrs . J . Milton Heard , Jr.g !: !! .!.2,1:!.;tMr. and Mrs. J.R. HollidayMrs. J.K. LewisMr. and Mrs. William McDuffieMcNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks and CompanyNottingham, Brook & Pennington, P.C.providing support to help Wesley' Mr. and Mrs . Graham PonderMrs. Harriet Laslie ReynoldsThe following lists include the names of donors to the Capital Campailf, JcMr. Charles E. Robens, Jr.Please report any errors or omissions to the Ca"Cherokee Brick and Tile CompanyMr. and Mrs . J. Brandt SessionsMr. and Mrs. Jesse Kite, Jr.Mrs. Charles G. Boland, Jr.CHARTERJudge and Mrs. W.A . BootleMiss Sarah LongAnonymousMr. and Mrs. William T . MacCaryMr. and Mrs . John B. BowdreFirst National Bank of AtlantaMr. and Mrs . Larry S. BryantDr. Louie Frances Woodward MarshallAtlanta Gas Light CompanyMrs. Robert D. Manin, Sr.Mrs. Myrtis G . BurginMrs . V.W. BaxterMr. and Mrs. W.W. McCowenMrs. J.B . BurnsMrs. Margaret Wilson BoswellMr. and Mrs. James .S. McGeeMrs . Rosaline G . BurtMr. and Mrs . Henry L. BowdenMrs. Miriam S. ButlerDr. and Mrs . Thomas McKelveyMr. and Mrs. E.L. BrookingMs. Helen A . CallawayDr. Kayron McMinnMr. and Mrs. J. Derry BumsMrs. N.R. Campbell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. MiddlebrooksMr. and Mrs . William H. BumsMr. and Mrs . Roben Larry CardinMr. and Mrs. Ray MosesMr. and Mrs. Preston M. CollinsMrs. H.F. Neal , Jr.Miss Lucile C . CarswellMiss Betsy W. CookMr. and Mrs. J. Alan NealMiss Julie CastleMrs . Robert ElliottMiss Lila Mae ChapmanNorthwestern Mutual Life InsuranceMr. and Mrs. George W. Franklin, Jr.Mrs . Fred D . ChappellSenator and Mrs. Sam NunnMr. and Mrs. R.E. FruitMrs. F .H. ChildsMrs. V.B. OdellGeorgia Motor Finance CompanyMrs. W .R. Chilton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. P.G. PeaseMiss Jennifer HouserMrs. Tom Christie, Jr.Mr. and Mrs . Charles F. RehbergMr. and Mrs. McAllister Isaacs, Jr.Mrs. Albert E. ClarkeMiss Tena RobertsMr. and Mrs . H.C. JacksonMiss Winifred ColquittMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sandefur, Jr.Mrs. B. Alexander JohnsonCharlotte Cook, Ph.D .Miss Judy SandersMrs . R.T. JohnsonL.E. Schwartz & Son, Inc.Mrs . N .E. CroweMr. and Mrs. William C . JonesDr. and Mrs. William L. CurryMiss Elizabeth StanleyMiss Sara LamonMiss Mary Martha DanielMrs. W.P. StevensMr. and Mrs. Ben Maxwell , IIIMiss Marian V. DanielMs. Mary M. ThrowerMrs. John L. McNeil!, Jr.Mrs. James C. Davis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Herben S. UptonMr. and Mrs. Allen MitchellMiss Susan DempseyMr. and Mrs. James 0. Walker, IIIMrs. Filomena MullisMrs. Mary Laura P. DietzMrs. Marion A. WebbMrs. Charles NadlerOrs. Bruce and Glenna DodMrs . 0. Spain WillinghamMrs. Dan D. O'CallaghanMr. and Mrs. Richard DomingosMr. and Mrs. Luther H. Wolff, Jr.Miss Joyce ParisMr. and Mrs. Everett C. DrinnonMr. and Mrs. George YoumansPepsi-Cola Bottling CompanyMr. and Mrs. R.C . Dunlap, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Warren Plowden, Jr.Mrs. Eudora DupreeCOMMEMORATIVEMr. and Mrs . C.R. RaderMrs. Marjorie P. DurdenMrs.AlanBarfieldMr. and Mrs. J.L. SaundersMrs. Truett L. ElderMr.andMrs.DennisBeallMr. and Mrs . Lawrence SchaferMr. and Mrs. Stanley A. ElkanMrs.PaulS.BeginChris R . Sheridan & CompanyMr. and Mrs. J. Melvin EnglandMissMaryLisaBoyerMr. John V. SkinnerEssex CompanyBrittain,Thompson&BrayDr. and Mrs. J.B. StewanMrs. Katharine FloydDr. Nancy BrysonUPS FoundationMrs. Caroline G. ForbusMiss Myra CarterMr. and Mrs. J.M. WhitehurstMrs. James D. FowlerMr. and Mrs. Joe ClaxtonMiss Willie Beckham WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Marcus Gandy, Jr.Mr.andMrs.WalterK.DaughtryDr. and Mrs. J. Frederick WilsonMiss Helen GibsonMrs . James R. DavisWMAZ-TVMr. and Mrs. William GibsonMiss Ann Maria DomingosMr. and Mrs. Roben M. YoungMr. and Mrs. Stewart GordonMiss Gloria GarrettMr. and Mrs. M.W. Grace, Jr.Mrs. James T. Hinely , Jr.INVESTMENTMr. and Mrs. G.C. GrantMr. and Mrs. W.E. HollisGeneral and Mrs . Roben HailsMrs. V.J. AdamsMrs. J.W. HumesMrs. A. Lee HaleAnderson Chemical CompanyDr. and Mrs. Robert M. KhouryMrs. R.W. HaleMrs. Walter B. AtwaterMrs. Jeanette Loflin LangMrs . Steven HallMr. and Mrs. John R. BarmeyerMr. and Mrs. G. Bryan LeskoskyMiss Linda HalouskaFrank M. Barnard FoundationMr. and Mrs. John T . MitchellMrs . M.L. HansonMrs. S.A. Belcher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J.A . MoriMrs. W.W. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. L.H. BlackMr. and Mrs. Bud S. MossMr. and Mrs. Tim HemingwayMr. and Mrs. John W. BoyesMr. and Mrs. Paul J. MurdockMr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Henley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs . Cuyler W. BrooksParts Central, Inc.Mr. and Mrs . W.C . HoganMr. and Mrs . Charles William BurginDr. William F . Quillian, Jr.Miss Ellen Marie HogleMr. and Mrs. Louise E. BunteMiss Isabel RichterMiss Mary HolmesBishop William R. CannonMr. and Mrs . E.B. RumbleMrs. Robert T. HumberMiss Estelle CarnesMr. and Mrs . William G. Shockley, Jr.Miss Bonnie Lynn HunterHCA Coliseum Medical CenterDr. Mike Smith and Dr. Glenda Earwood-SmithMrs . M.F. HurstMr. and Mrs. D. Hugh ConnollyMrs. William H. SquiresSarah Ann Jackson FoundationMiss Alice DomingosMrs. Richard D. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. JohnsonMiss Margaret EdenfieldMr. and Mrs. Bradley J. VelieMr. and Mrs. Roy E. JohstonoMrs. Richard EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Steve Lorin WilsonMrs. Don D. KinnettDr. and Mrs. John G. EtheridgeMiss Elizabeth WinnKwickie Food Stores , Inc.Miss Addie FunderburkeMr. and Mrs . Durrelle LambMr. and Mrs. David T. HarrisWESLEYANMrs. George K. LandryMr. and Mrs. Milford Hatcher, Jr.Mrs. W.P. LawsonMrs. Lin Groover AglialoroMrs. Paul HaverfieldMrs. Maude Bradley LeeMrs. Addie Rie BairdRev. and Mrs. William H. Hurdle, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Marion Liles, Jr.Dr. Earl F. BargainnierInland Container CorporationMrs. Ralph M. Lockhart, Jr.Ms. Mary Elaine H. BarnardMiss Geraldine JacksonMr. and Mrs. G . Paul LogueMrs. Paul BelkMr. and Mrs. Leland JacksonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. MacMahonMrs. Richard BiglerJudge and Mrs. Walker P. Johnson , Jr.Mrs. W.H. MaddoxMiss Camille Yvonne BivinsMrs . Grover C. JonesTh
:l;vancement Honor RollP1rents, Friends, Corporations and Foundationseym prepare for the 21st century.ai91Jor Advancement during the period July 1, 1984 to June 16, 1986.ie Campaign Office (912) 477-1110, fat. 155.Mr. and Mrs . Jene MarottiMiss Jane MarshallMiss Jackie MartinMrs. R. Kenneth MartinMrs. G.Y. Massenburg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J.R. McCook, Jr.Mrs . Michael McKenzieMr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Meagher, Jr.Mrs. John T. MiddlebrooksMrs. Dawson A. Mims, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. MorganMiss Lynn B. MosesMr. and Mrs . Ed O'KelleyMiss Eva O'NealMr. Crockett OdomMrs. James MacLeod PhelpsMr. and Mrs. C .L. Pierson, Jr.Mrs . Q.R. PirkleMr. and Mrs. Walter A. PirkleDr. and Mrs. Jacob QuiambaoMrs. James C. RayMrs . J.S . Read, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Ream , illMr. and Mrs. Albert P. Reichert Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Keoneth RelyeaMrs . R.B. RevellMr. and Mrs. David L. Richards, mMrs. Marianna P. RicketsonDr. Sylvia S. RossMrs. Rachel Johnson RossMrs . T.E. SamsThe Sears-Roebuck FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas T. ShealyDr. and Mrs . Robert ShewfeltMiss Betty SmithMr. Esto Rinaldo SmithMr. and Mrs. Lewis Y. Smith, Jr.Mrs. Cubbedge SnowMr. and Mrs. Oliver SnowMrs. G. Earl Spell , Jr.Mrs. J.L. Stephenson, Jr.Miss Mary TannerMiss Ruby TannerMiss Ruby TannerMrs. Nancy L. TaylorMr. and Mrs. William D. TerrellMr. and Mrs . Theo ThevaosMrs. Steve TibbitsMr. William F. TooleMr. and Mrs. Wilbur I. TuckerMrs. Laura J. TurnerMrs . W.C. TurpinMiss Kim TysonMr. Mohi UddinMrs. Robert I. UhlMrs. Thomas B. Upchurch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Van HornMr. and Mrs. M.W. VickersMrs. E.L. WalkerWalthall Oil CompanyMr. and Mrs. R. Dale Washburn Jr.Mrs. Joanne G. WeaverRev . and Mrs. James R. Webb, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel WeeseWilliams & Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. J .E. WilsonMr. and Mrs. William Lee Wood, Jr.Mrs . Corawayne W. WrightMr. and Mrs. James Griggs Zachry, IllISPECIALMrs. Charlotte J. AinsworthMrs . John C. AlexanderMiss Margaret AmmonsMr. and Mrs. B.J. AndersonDr. & Mrs . Fletcher AndersonMrs . J.M. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Agnew Andrews, Jr.Miss Emelyn ArnoldMrs. H .D. ArnoldMrs . C.L. ArringtonAtlanta Wesleyan Alum-IVMiss Betty AtwaterMrs . E.T. AvretMrs. L.R. Baird, Jr.Mrs. Alan S. BanksMrs . J .S . BarfieldMr. and Mrs. Vance BarnesMrs. Ruth M. BarnwellMrs. W.W. BaxleyMr. and Mrs. Arch BeckelheimerMrs . John BeitzMr. and Mrs. Maston W. BellMrs. R.H. BentleyMrs. W.R. BentleyMr. and Mrs . Edward Bruce BentonMiss Lois BirchMrs . E.B . BoswellMrs. Roline T. BoyleMr. and Mrs. A. Lee BrandMrs . W.H. BrandonMr. and Mrs. M.H . BrownMr. and Mrs. S. Phillip BrownMr. and Mrs. Comer L. BrownlowMrs . J .E. BryantDr. Cindy BuellMrs. Ed BurkeMr. and Mrs. Bryan BushMrs. John BusseyMr. and Mrs. Marshall ButlerMr. and Mrs. M.W . Buttrill, Jr.Mrs. R.A. Caldwell , Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G.F. CannonMiss Peggy CarswellMrs. Mae E. CassidyMrs. Mildred H. CastlenMrs. William E. ChapmanMrs. D.W. ClantonMrs . Thomas M. ClarkMrs. Wendell H . ClarkDr. and Mrs. William L. ClarkMrs . T.W. CliftonMrs . James 0. CollinsMiss Joan CordovaMrs . J.C. CottonMrs. John M. Crevis, Jr.Mrs. W. Thompson CullenMr. and Mrs. Lew CulpepperMrs. J.C . Dabney , Jr.Mrs. M.C . Davenport, Jr.Mr. and Mrs . George Davidson, Jr.Mrs. Marvin DayMrs. Daniel J. DeloreyMrs . Wanda S. DolesMiss Frances K. DrewMrs. W.H. DuBose, Jr.Mrs. Margaret H. DuncanMrs. Roy Dunn, Jr.Mrs. Beverly F. DyerMr. and Mrs. J. Dana EasthamMrs. Robert EdwardsMr. Edward EiknerMr. and Mrs . Carl Mathews EllingtonMrs. Charles EnglishMr. and Mrs . Thorwald Eros , Jr.Mrs . W .E. FarrarMr. and Mrs. A.D. FaulkMr. and Mrs. Robert FordhamMrs . H.S. Fountain, Jr.Mrs. A.B. FreemanMrs. R.H. FreemanMr. and Mrs. T.D. Futch, Jr.Miss Jane GardnerMrs. J.F. GarrettMrs. Joseph GastonMr. and Mrs. Sloan GavinMrs. Edith H. GerhardtMrs. A. W. GlassMrs. M.R. GordonMs . Jennifer Davis GravesMiss Carla Lynne GreenMrs. T.A. Gregory , Jr.Mrs. J.G. GrierMrs. Margery GurleyDr. and Mrs. James B. HallMs. Vivian HallmarkMiss Sandra HalouskaMr. and Mrs . Childs M . HarperMiss Arline HarrisMs. Anne HarveyMrs. Willis HawkinsDr. and Mrs . John HemphillMrs. Nell Warren HicksMiss Catherine A. HinchliffeMrs . Michael L. HippsMrs. L.G . HobbyMrs . F.B . HorneMrs. Asa HowardMrs . Opal H. HowardMrs . Lynn Huber-ReadMrs. W. David Hudson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes , Jr.Mrs. Scott HuguleyDr. Joseph IskraMrs . James Linwood JacksonMrs. W.G. JacksonMrs. Bettye Ackerman JaffeMrs. N.M . JamesMrs. J.H. JenkinsMrs. Elizabeth T . JonesBishop and Mrs. L. Bevel Jones, IllMiss Lynda J. JonesMrs . McGregor JordanMrs. Douglas A. JoynerMrs. Hillary KightMrs. Donald G. KleiberMrs . P.I. KrugmanDr. and Mrs. A.L. Lawrence, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeSueurMrs . Sarolyn M. LonerMrs. Charles E. MaddoxMrs. Mary F . MagruderMrs. Pauline D. MansfieldMrs. Cora S. MathisMrs . W.R. McArthurMr. and Mrs . Guyton B. McCallMiss Mary McCardelDr. and Mrs. Lawrence MccurdyMrs. Sara L. McGintyMr. and Mrs . J.T. McGoldrickMiss Blythe McKayMr. and Mrs . Patrick J. McKennaMr. and Mrs. G.W. McKinneyMr. and Mrs. Otis Lee McKinney , Jr.Mrs. Francis Randolph MeyersMiss Beverly MitchellMrs. Samuel E. Mitchell , IllMr. and Mrs . Arthur T. MixonMrs . L.B. Moody, Jr.Miss Enna MorrisMrs . Mardre MortonDr. and Mrs. Wilton A. MoulderMrs. E.R. MulcahyMiss Ann MunckMr. and Mrs . V. Thomas MurrayMiss Christine NicholasMr. and Mrs . Wallace Odom, Jr.Miss Martha OdomMiss Frances OgdenDr. and Mrs. William W . Oliver , Jr.Dr. and Mrs . W.W. OrrMr. and Mrs. J.M. Outler, IllMrs. W .R.M. PalmerMrs. Pledger W. ParkerMr. and Mrs. T .W. Parker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. PassailaigueMrs . Mary B. PeeplesMiss Helen PerdueMrs. Margaret E. PhillipsMrs. Carolyn A. PiersonMrs . William D. PloegerMiss Mary Graham PonderMrs. Christian A. PopeMiss Eugenia Lee PoseyMrs. W .A. PowellMs. Elizabeth PowellMrs . J.E. PowersMrs. Floyd Houser Pugh, Jr.Mrs. Gregory William PutnalMrs. George W. QuillianMrs. Gilbert RamseyMr. and Mrs. B.L. RegisterMrs. Frank M. Ridley , IllMrs. Alice Burrowes RitterDr. and Mrs . Benjamin A. RivesMrs. Nelson K. RogersDr. and Mrs. David H. RozierMrs. Ralph E. Russell, Jr.Mrs. Saxon K. RussellMrs. B.T. SandiferMrs. George Guy Sauter, Ill*Mrs. Burt A. SchmidtMrs . W.H . Shaw , Jr.Miss Martha SheffieldMr. and Mrs. William L. SheftallMiss Jessie L. SherrerMrs. Dan Alex SichvelandMiss Alice SillimanMrs. Ruth B. SlentzMrs . Clifford Slocumb, Jr.Miss Margaret SlocumbDr. and Mrs . Corey M. SlovisMrs. B.C . Smith , Jr.Mrs. Dorothy Anne SmithMrs. W.H. SmithMrs . Eden P. SolomonMr. and Mrs. R .C . Souder, Jr.Mrs. Nancy M. SpenceMrs . Charles S. Spinks, Jr.Miss Alfreda StanleyMr. and Mrs. Ed StarlingMrs. Daisie R. StewartMr. and Mrs. John StewartMrs. J.T. StillwellMrs . J.M. StovallMrs . Leon R. StreetMr. and Mrs . N.A. StrubyMrs. J. Clark TaylorDr. Marcile TaylorMrs. Marsha ThomasMiss Mary E. ThompsonMr. and Mrs . Daulton E. Todd, Jr.Mrs. W. Raymond TookeMrs. Mary R. TrippeMrs. Dan VickersMrs. Helen Smith WalkerMrs. Louise S. WalkerMrs. Thomas H. WarlickMrs. Georgia C. WatkinsMiss Eirich WatsonMrs. W.A. WatsonMrs. Hudnall G. WeaverMrs . R.G . WilderMrs. Brent WilliamsMrs. Kathryn P . WiJlisMrs. Lee B. WomelsdorfMr. and Mrs. John WoodDr. and Mrs . Thomas H . WoodcockMrs . Don E. WoodsMr. and Mrs . Daniel M. WorleyMs. Helen W. WynnMiss Helen YatesMrs. Robert M . YoungbloodMiss Alice ZachryMr. and Mrs . James G. Zimmerman*Deceased
"l6ZI VD 'uo::mw·p qlASlOd 09lts,1m.,C osr9 .0 N l[UU;}de1imao 'uo:,ewOIVdaie1sod·s·n· jjJO l!.JOJd-UONCAPITAL CAMPAIGN SCORE CARDI6/16/86 Scale of Pledges Needed and ReceivedTo Raise 8,800,000 From Capital Gifts and Annual OTALINGNO.TOTALING 1,000,000600,000300,000150,00075 ,00050,00025,00010,0006,0003,000 000750,000750,000600,00002142615184290 329,539I 13 ,088I 1 ,000392,000365,285541 ,697720,461486,9123,000450,000559238,362TOTALS: Amount generated through Campaign: 4,214,625Capital Cam aign GiftsAmount from Annual Fund 1,271,664TJtal Raised 5,486,289Amount Needed:From Campaign:From Annual Fund:Total Needed:Gift CategoriesLeadership: 25,000 and aboveMajor: 10,000- 24,999IAdvancement 6 ,000- 9, 999Honor: 5,000- 5,999Anniversary! 3,000- 4,999Charter: 1,500- 2,999Investment: 900- 1,499Commemorative: 600- 899Wesleyan: 300- 599Special: To 299211,638 2,085,375 1,228 ,336 3 ,313 ,711
Volu me XVNumber 31986Turner Program in Business Management PlannedPlans wi ll be finali zed this fall for theD. Abbott Turner Program in BusinessManagement, a new program which willcombine the strength s of a traditionalclassroom approach to the fundamentals of business administration withsome exciting and unique additions." We expect that the program will be inplace in the spring of 1987," said Deanof the College Kayron McMinn.The program bears the name of oneof Wesleyan 's most devoted friends andbenefactors, the late D. AbbottTurner. An accomplished administratorand businessman whose interests, influence and benefactions extendedthroughout the south , Mr. Turner servedon the Wesleyan board of tru stees for18 years.A member of a fam ily long dedicatedto Wesleyan , Mr. Turner was the greatgrandson of Bishop George FosterPierce , great lead er of Methodism andfirst president of Wesleyan. His grandmother, Ella Pierce Turner, was afounder of the Adelphean Society atWesleyan, and his wife, ElizabethBradley Turner , was awarded anhonorary degree from Wesleyan. Bothdaughters, Sarah Louise Turner Butlerand Betty Turner Corn , are Wesleyangraduates.0. Abbott TurnerA trust established at the time of Mr.Turner 's death in 1982 has enabledWesleyan to fund this new program . Dr .Ron Bird , the D. Abbott Turner Professorof Business Administration , will direct theprogram ." The establishment of the D. AbbottTurner Program in Business Managementin Wesleyan's Sesqu icentennial Year wi llattract national attention to our commitment to qual ity and wi ll reaffirm ourinstitutional purpose," said Dr. Bird.Students enrolled in this program willrecei ve enhanced emphasis in liberal artscourses, as well as business courses.The prog ram will incorporate additionalcourses in writing , courses that requirecritical th1nk1ng and courses 1n international relation s, to insure a broader worldview."Recent stu dies have shown thatstudents who are well grounded in theliberal arts, who write well, who can thinkanalytically and critical ly, and whounderstand their social, political, andphysical environment , rise much morerapidly into the ranks of managementthan do technically and narrowly trainedstudents," said Dean Mc Minn.In addition to a strengthened liberalarts component, the D. Abbott TurnerProgram in Business Management will involve a great deal of interaction withcommunity business leaders, DeanMcMinn said. " They will conductsem inars and supervise internships andwil l bring their expertise to Wesleyanstudents. We are excited about thi s jointventure with the business leaders in thecommunity and will continue to seek theirassistance as the program is developed. "Conservatory Reunion Promises Variety, "Just Plain Fun"Neva Langley Fickling '55" Wonderful idea, can't wait!" wasone response to the Conservatory Reun ion mailer , and it sums up the feel ingsof more than 150 alums who haveexpressed enthusiastic interest in theConservatory Reunion , to be held fromOctober 31 to November 2.The Reunion Committee has planned avariety of activities ranging from a reception at the Bradley House and d in ner inAnderson Hall to a campus ramble and atour of the College Street area.Committee members include NevaLangley Fickling '55 , Chairman ; ValeriaMcCullough Murphey '48 , Co-Chairman ;Marianne Wooten Dunn '49 , Pre-PlanningChairman; Mary Nunn Domingos '46 ,Hospitality Chairman; Helen FarmerPopejoy '45 , Special Events Chairman;and Marian Lewis Gordon '49 , Treasurer.One of the main purposes of having aConservatory Reunion , said Mrs. Fickling ,was to renew the interest and involvement of some of the people who havenot been back to Wesleyan often. " And ,"she continued , " we thought it might bejust plain funl" Many people haven't seen the campus in a long , long time," she said. " Atthe reunion , we hope to show off theCollege.(See Conservatory, page 3)
Jean Parkins Heard '47 nght presents Dr andMrs. Ackerman with the first ltm1ted ed1t,onChnstmas ornament. Mrs. Heard ·s pamtmg of theangina/ Conservatory building was reproducedon the ornamentCe lebrate the ArtsFall Calendar1986Aug . 28 - Sept. 27Wesleyan/Mercer Art Faculty Exhibition,9 a.m . 5 p.m . weekdaysEast GallerySeptember 11Convocation1 1:15 a.m.-Porter AuditoriumSpeaker: Ursula Le Guin(Inauguration of Katharine PayneCarnes Series8:00 p.m.-Benson Room , CandlerAlumnae CenterReading and discussion of works byUrsula Le GuinSeptember 18Georgia Writers Series3:00 p.m.-Hinton Lounge,Porter BuildingSpeaker: Kay Stripling Byer · 66,poet and author4 :00 p.m.-Poetry workshop byO c to b er 16Convocation (Belk lecturer)11 : 15 a.m. - Porter Auditorium8 :00 p.m.-Benson Room.Candler Alumnae CenterSpeaker: Dr. Rebecca ChoppNovember 17Ballet M1ssiss1pp18:00 p.m .-Porter AuditoriumTickets 5.00, Students 3.00Oc tob er 23Convocation (Woodrow W ilsonVisiting Fellow)11 : 15 a.m.-Porter AuditoriumSpeaker: Nora SayreOctobe r 30, 31 and November 1Wesleyan College Theatre performance8 :00 p.m.-Porter Auditorium" The Miss Firecracker Contest "Nove mber 2 - 30Alumnae Sesquicentennial Art ExhibitEast GalleryOpening reception and awardsNovember 2November 20Thanksgiving Convocation11: 15 a .m. - Porter AuditoriumSpeaker: Marcia CochranDecember 7Wesleyan Christmas Concert3 .00 p.m.-Porter AuditoriumThe Glee Club will perform acommissioned work byAlice Parker, composerand conductor.Wesleyan College Alumnae Associationis pleased to presentA Tour of Coastal North CarolinaOc tober 1 - 31Vi siting Artist ExhibitionEtchings and monotypes byCheryl BurgessEast GalleryOctober 2Convocation11 : 15 a.m.-Porter AuditoriumSpeaker: Bryndis Roberts Jenkins '78Assistant State Attorney GeneralNovember 13Convocation11: 15 a.m.-Porter AuditoriumSpeaker: Sandra Deer '62PlaywrightDate to be annou nc edWesleyan Music Department Recital3 :00 p.m.-Porter AuditoriumEdward Eikner, pianist, andBernadine Oliphint, sopranoKay Stripling ByerSepte mber 25, 26 and 27Wesleyan College Theatre performance"The Arkansaw Bear"Price 1 .00- 8:00 p .m.Porter Auditorium2 :00 p.m. matinee on Sept. 27November 6Convocation11 15 a.m .-Porter AuditoriumSpeaker. Betty Ford 450DEPARTING FROM WESLEYANFRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1986RETURNING TUESDAYOCTOBER 21 , 1986Includes tours of historic Edenton and Tryon Palace in New Bern and2 nights at Lords Proprietors' Inn in Edenton.Call Alumnae Office for reservations.2
The threat of ram may have movMinisters· P1cn,c inside but 1t didn 't aflfellowship that was en1oyed by students a.ministers. The Rev Elfck Bullington of \Urnted Methodist Church. nght, westudents to MaconLoyalty Fund Is Chance To InvestIn Wesleyan's Next 150 YearsBetty Jo Hammock Boyes '48" The 1986-87 Wesleyan AlumnaeLoyalty Fund 1s the first opportunity thea1umnae have to invest 1n Wesleyan 'snext 150 years." said Joanne Weaver,Director of the Annual Fund. The goal ofhe Loyalty Fund , the largest source ofunrestricted gifts for annual operatingcosts, 1s 300,000, to be received byJune 30. 1987.Betty Jo " B.J. " Hammock Boyes '48,na 1onal chairman of the Wesleyan Alumnae Loyalty Fund , and Rosalind AllisonBurns 47 , chairman-elect, will travel tomany areas in the southeastern part ofthe U S v1s1t1ng old friends and meetingnew ones. In areas where personal visitsare not possible, alums will be contactedby telephone and mail. In October, allRosalind Allison Burns ·47alumnae will be sent a brochure withinformation on how to Join the LoyaltyFund.· 'The Loyalty Fund 1s a wonderful giftopportunity for all Wesleyan alumnae ,"said Mrs. Weaver. "In this sesquicentennial year, I know they will all want to takepart," she said.Speaking to all alumnae. Mrs. Boyesadded , "If you have not yet JOlned theSesquicentennial Club , you still have theopportunity to become a member of thisprestigious group. The o
Publishing Company and director of Knight-Ridder Newspapers, Inc., and Knight Publishing Company, is chair man of the Knight Foundation. Campaign Focuses on Atlanta Area Full alumnae solicitations continue in the Greater Atlanta area, with overall leadership provided by Laura Sullivan Barkley '68. More than 800 Atlanta
