Fall 2003 - Carson-Newman College

ClassnotesIn Memory Of...Classes of 1920-29‘26 James C. Rule‘27 Edna (Culvahouse) Evans‘29 Kathleen (Edgar) McGlamery‘29 Frank WillsonClasses of 1930-39‘31 Lillian (Jenkins) Sherwood‘34 Mattie Belle (Catlett) Litton‘35 Walter F. Buhl‘38 Dorothy (Wyatt) Kennedy‘39 John W. Hudson‘39 Gertrude W. (Payne) MacMillan‘39 Rachel Violet NavyClasses of 1940-49‘41 Ray Allen Shubert‘41 William F. “Bill” Taylor‘44 Elizabeth (Heacker) Davis‘44 Nellie (Lindsey) Mills‘44 Arthur L. Walker‘44 John M. Wenger‘45 Lydia Bray‘45 Mary (Stewart) Campbell‘48 Margaret (Lee) Guice‘49 Joe E. Gibson, Sr.‘49 L. B. Oran‘49 Nathan L. Roland‘49 James W. WoodwardClasses of 1950-59‘50 Dorothy (Pugsley) Houston‘50 Fred A. Woolwine‘51 Ralph Brunson‘51 James M. Loy‘51 Helen Marie(Hodgson) Walden‘52 Billy Lee Stump‘52 Ruth C. Kiser‘53 Wendall Wayne Ogg‘53 Jo Ann (Welchance) Overall‘56 Virginia (Huggins) Gault‘56 Mary Blanche(Hardy) Hamilton‘56 J. William Ulm‘57 Betty L. (Honaker) Gray‘58 Bobbie Arlene(Holt) Spencer‘58 Ian D. W. Sutherland‘59 Loretta (Ingle) SorrellsClasses of 1960-69‘61 Herman Allen Harden‘62 Donald C. Jolley‘63 Thomas M. “Tom” Bailey‘63 Beth (Bridges) Hammond‘63 Sandra (Rhyne) Duncan‘63 Billy W. Kinser‘64 Bonnie Jean(Miller) McClane‘65 Barry Allen Knight‘65 James D. Munroe‘65 Marie (Johnson) Ross‘66 Joe Hall‘67 Ted Arnold Bennett‘67 Judy Carol (Felknor) Pack‘68 Gloria (Gladney) MeansClasses of 1970-79‘71 William Perry Brown‘72 Edward Paul Turney‘73 Emily (McCulley) ClodyClasses of 1980-89‘82 Charles Michael Sigmund‘85 Corey GoldenClasses of 1990-99‘97 Kathy Ann BurgessAlumni Updates1930sGeorge E. Jennings (‘39) andwife Frances (Sharp) Jennings(‘42) were honored by PalmBaptist Church, Riverside, CA,celebrating their life and ministryas missionaries.1940sJohn H. Tullock (‘46) had the6th edition of his text The OldTestament Story published this year.Nell (Coleman) Ragland (‘47),a guidance counselor in PatrickHenry High School, Richmond,VA, retired after 40 years in thepublic school system.1950sSara (Hines) Martin (‘54)had a book published by Globe-Pequot Press, More Than Petticoats:Remarkable Georgia Women,containing profiles of 13 womenborn before 1900 who madeoutstanding achievements.H. Taylor Rankin (‘56), seniorprofessor of biology at Hardin-Simmons University, will retireat the end of the spring term,concluding a 43-year career ineducation.1960sCharles E. Buckner (‘62) andMary Anne (Moore) Buckner(‘63) are completing their 36thyear as missionaries to Indonesia.They are on pre-retirementfurlough and residing inClemmons, NC.Robert W. Lewis (‘62) retiredafter 43 years in the musicministry, serving the past 14 yearsat First Baptist Church of AvonPark, FL. He and his wife,Nancy, reside in Avon Park.Ken Page, '69, is the coordinator for the “Parents As Teachers” program forSpartanburg County, SC, coordinating the efforts of 26 educators who serve336 families. Page had the distinct pleasure of carrying the Olympic Torchas part of the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games. He is shown runningthrough downtown Asheville.15