Cumberland Today-Summer 01 - University of the Cumberlands

Class Notes
1950’s
Betty L. Seigel (‘50) is president of Kennesaw
State University, Kennesaw, GA., and has recently
been selected to receive the 2001 Administrative
Leadership Award from the Association
of Gerontology in Higher Education.
John P. Moore (‘53) resides in Las Vegas, NV.
He is a retired technical engineer.
James D. Turpin (‘56) is a retired superintendent
of schools and currently resides in
Zebulon, GA.
1960’s
Richard C. Hensley (‘64) retired in 1992 as
principal of West Carrollton Jr. High School,
West Carrollton, OH.
Mike Leak (‘67) resides in Grand Haven,
MI. He received his bachelor of arts degree
from Anderson University (IN). He is an
insurance agent for State Farm Insurance.
James D. Monhollen (‘69) is a financial
advisor for American Express in Medina,
OH.
1970’s
Kenneth Kelley (‘70) is a certified public
accountant in Somerset, KY.
Carol Janet Noonan (‘70) is a database
administrator for Reynolds & Reynolds in
Dayton, OH.
Janet E. Boyce (‘71) is a computer instructor
for Lawrence County (KY) Schools.
W. Curtis Bruce (‘71) was appointed as
assistant director of Scott County Schools,
July 1, 2000.
Carlotta (Travis) Bartleman (‘72) is currently
self-employed as a web designer and an
Internet management specialist. She resides
in Paducah, KY.
Sherry (Bartley) Wright (‘72) is employed at Oak
Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, TN.
Claude McKiddy (‘74) resides in Big Spring,
TX. He is a special education director at Crane
Independent School District in Crane, TX.
Rosemary (Hicks) Gilbert (‘75) is a business
teacher at Harlan Independent High School
in Harlan, KY.
Eva Susan Estep (‘76) is teaching physical
education in Loyall, KY.
James K. Hardy (‘77) is an associate professor
of chemistry at the University of Akron (OH).
David Clinkenbeard (‘79) is a historical preservation
program administrator in Frankfort, KY.
Debra Peterson (‘79) has been married for
twenty-two years and has two boys, Jonathan,
13, and Ryan, 5. Her husband is in the Navy
CLASS CHALLENGE
Amember of the class of
1991 has pledged to
Class Challenge
contribute $40,000
Yes, I’ll meet the challenge.
before their 50th
class reunion in 2041. Scott Enclosed is my gift of $ ________________
Burleigh, a vice president at First
National Bank Mortgage in Enclosed is my pledge of $_______________ to be paid monthly over the next _____ months
northern Kentucky, plans to contribute
$1,000 per year, in quar-
Name ___________________________________ Year of Graduation/Attendance_____
terly installments, for the next 40 Address ________________________________________________________________
years and wants to challenge
City ___________________________________ State__________ Zip _____________
other members of the class of
1991 to make an annual gift as Phone __________________________________________________________________
well. Burleigh is a current member
of the Cumberland College Return Coupon to: Class Challenge
Office of Alumni Services, Cumberland College
Alumni Board of Directors and
6178 College Station Drive
he resides in Villa Hills, KY.
Williamsburg, KY 40769
Burleigh’s challenge is also
extended to other graduating classes to encourage members of those classes to make annual gifts to support the college.
Which class can have the greatest percentage of members participating in this challenge? Future issues of the Cumberland Today will
list the names of people who make contributions by their class years. Why not take up the challenge and be counted with others in your
class by making a contribution to support Cumberland College?
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