Wake Forest Magazine September 2003 - Past Issues - Wake Forest ...

CLASSNOTESSeptember 200342 Greetings from theWFAA President48 Model of many rolesMary Pipines Easley (’72, JD ’75) has manyresponsibilities as an attorney, teacher,mother, and First Lady of North Carolina.52 Going to the chapelWhen Brian Baker (’97, JD ’00) wanted topop the question to Crystal Bowie (’96,JD ’02), he didn’t need a brick to the head—he just needed a brick.56 Taking a standThe late Lonnie Revels (’58) was a NativeAmerican trailblazer who never backed downfrom a challenge.60 ‘The Sound and the Furry’Remember Goldilocks, that “slim blond avatarof unreasoning womankind?” Michael Edens(’83) describes her in those words—and manymore—in his “Faux Faulkner” parody.63 Constant & TrueArchitect Lloyd Biebigheiser had a significant,yet little-recognized, role in the design of theReynolda Campus.If you have newsyou would like to share, please send it toCLASSNOTES editor, Wake Forest Magazine,P.O. Box 7205, Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7205. CLASSNOTES can be e-mailed toclassnotes@wfu.edu or entered in anonline form at www.wfu.edu/alumni/Classnotes form.html. It is important thatyou include your class year(s) and degree(s)with each note. The person submittinginformation must provide a telephonenumber for verification and acceptsresponsibility for the accuracy of theinformation.The deadline for CLASSNOTES is the 15thday of the month two months prior to theissue date. For example, the deadline forthe December issue is October 15.Subscribe toWhat’s New@WFUat the alumni site www.wfu.edu/alumni,or call 800.752.8567