Schreiner University Momentum 2015 by Schreiner University

TA B L E O F C O NTENTS

FACES OF SCHREINER M O M E N T U M

4 GREETING FROM THE PRESIDENT

6 A LIFE BLESSING OTHERS

20 FINANCIAL FACTS

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8 WORLD ENTREPRENEUR PASSES THE TORCH

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10 MAKING A MARK IN THE NETHERLANDS

12 UNITED NATIONS, HERE WE COME

14 A DVA N CEM EN T ’S A DVA N CES

16 ATHLETICS AND MORE

23 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

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G R E E T I NGS F RO M TH E PRESIDENT

“And I said to my spirit When we become the enfolders of those orbs… shall we be fill’d and satisfied then? And my spirit said No, we but level that lift to pass and continue beyond.”

— Song of Myself Walt Whitman

Those words from Walt Whitman have echoed in my head for many years. They convey his sense of the “perpetual journey” we all travel through life in pursuit of our aspirations, and they seemed germane to this year’s edition of Momentum. One of the first things you will find in this tribute to our donors, with highlights of some of the many activities at Schreiner, is the diversity in the ways that both SU supporters and members of the university community express their passion for learning. We are all reminded that the search for knowledge that leads to a greater good is anything but static. How else do we explain a young woman interested in dance and kinesiology discovering a calling in the ministry? Or a busy banker and a retired engineer with no historic connections to Schreiner University volunteering to accept major roles in helping Hill Country residents achieve an education here? Or the bursting opportunities for Schreiner students to study internationally or to learn what citizenship can mean through internships in the nation’s capital and in small groups with world leaders?

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Recently, a story was shared with me which captures why I have so enjoyed my 16 years here at Schreiner. The father of a student entering Schreiner’s pre-nursing program explained to one of our faculty why he supported her decision. As an executive in the UT-Health Science Center, he interviewed many nurses seeking employment. He reported that Schreiner graduates showed a keen sense of “patientcentered care” and “respect and dignity” for their patients, traits that do not always accrue to new nurses, even those with strong clinical skills. That sort of aspiration “to pass and continue beyond” excites me, and I have no doubt that it also excites and motivates you, supporters of this fine university and its students. On behalf of us all, thank you! If — when you have finished reading this year’s Momentum — you have an idea or an observation to share, I would be pleased to hear from you. Give me a call at 830-792-7346 or email me at tsummerl@schreiner.edu

Tim Summerlin President

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A LI F E BL E S S I NG O THERS

“Someone recently asked me if all the blood, sweat, tears and late nights required in physical therapy school were worth it. I answered that I never thought there was any option except to finish because I knew it would be worth it in the end. I am certain that I will love doing this profession for the rest of my life!” — Ginny Temple, ‘11 PT, DPT (Physical Therapist, Doctor of Physical Therapy) Staff physical therapist Hill Country Memorial Hospital, Fredericksburg

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Persistence and Zeal Pay Off for Young Dr. Temple When Ginny Temple arrived at Schreiner, she was certain that she would major in biology and then go to medical school. She planned to become a surgeon because “I have always been fascinated by the human body and how perfectly it was created to move and thrive.” After recognizing that required courses like botany and zoology did not fan her passion, Ginny began to reevaluate her intended academic and career paths. About the same time, she heard a physical therapist speak at a campus Medical Careers Club meeting. “She explained that movement specialists play a critical role in a patient’s recovery after an injury or illness—a life-changing role.“ Ginny remembers. Her faculty advisor, life science instructor Lesa Presley, helped Ginny change her major to exercise science and redirect her career compass towards physical therapy.

She completed an internship at Kerrville Physical Therapy and then worked there as a part-time employee. After graduating in 2011, Ginny built up an impressive volunteer resume’ doing physical therapy internships for 18 months while applying to graduate schools. She graduated from the Austin campus of the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences this past April with her doctorate in physical therapy. “When I found out I had passed my final test, my reaction was marked by tears and prayers of thanksgiving!” Ginny says, still filled with wonder. And—as life often does—her professional network led to an interview in Fredericksburg. One of her mentors at the San Antonio clinic where she served as a volunteer had relocated to Hill Country Memorial Hospital. Remembering Ginny’s passion and work ethic, he offered her a job. Now, Ginny joyfully spends two days in the hospital and three days in the outpatient clinic each week, helping people recover from injuries…. giving them encouragement and hope…and bringing honor to Schreiner.

“Schreiner taught me to never let go of my dreams.” 6

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W ORL D E NT RE P RE NE UR PASSE S THE TORCH

Dr. Renee Moore World Entrepreneur Passes the Torch by John Sniffen

“Several years after graduating from Schreiner, when I was trying to decide whether to accept an offer to move to Germany, Dr. Stevens reminded me of a time when I was working in the Schreiner College laboratory, and I had told him I never wanted to move from Kerrville,“Renee Moore, PhD, remembers. I had planned to use my biology degree and stay in Kerrville forever. “He reminded me of his reply: ‘Well, that might be a little bit of a limiting mindset, a bit small. You might want to consider other options.’ Within six weeks I sold my house in Austin, packed and flew to Germany. I could not even speak the language. Shortly thereafter I set up my first company, which in a five-year span I grew into 10 multimillion-euro companies in nine countries. I couldn’t have done that if I had been living in Kerrville, Texas.”

Renee sold her companies, which helped pharmaceutical companies firms operate profitably successfully in emerging world markets, for a handsome profit. In 2012, the busy alumna founded Business Beyond Borders, a company dedicated to helping startups and small and medium-sized firms become profitable by successfully positioning and marketing their products and services on both local and international levels. She lives and works from a renovated medieval cottage in the wine country of Southern Germany, from where she travels the globe working with her clients. Last May, she presented the 2015 commencement address and offered three strategies for success to her fellow alumni:

Examine your mindset ; stop playing small.

Be the expert; identify the thing that you do best.

Find what’s wrong, and make it right.

“Everything I learned about biology I learned from Dr. Fred Stevens.” 8

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MA K I NG A M ARK IN TH E NETHERL ANDS

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Andrew Van Hyfte

Chasing the New Design Utopia by John Sniffen

Andrew Van Hyfte admits he has an advantage. Holding dual U.S.-Belgian citizenship from birth, it is easier for him than most U.S. citizens to work in Europe. That aside, he has used his skills and professional connections adroitly to, as he puts it “chase the next design co-working utopia.” Van Hyfte,’07, who holds a Bachelor of Arts in graphic design, recently moved to Stockholm to begin graduate study in interactive art direction with Hyper Island, renowned in the design industry as a top digital institution.

He credits Dr. David Smith’s emphasis on partnering with industry professionals for that internship and much of what has followed. Smith, professor of graphic design and dean of the Cailloux School of Professional Studies, maintains contact and communication with alumni working in the design field, and encourages students to network with them and others in the profession.

Earlier in 2015, Andrew finished a contract project for Booking.com in Amsterdam, creating the overall brand architecture and visual identity for Booking Now (an application that allows travelers a new way to reserve accommodations on their smart phones and tablets). How did he get from Schreiner to Stockholm in eight years?

“A conversation with a Schreiner graduate led to the internship and eventually being hired as a full-time designer,” says Andrew. When the 2008 financial crisis forced Morgan-Mohon to downsize, Van Hyfte moved to Austin. Professional connections led to becoming a senior brand designer on Dell’s global brand creative team. Dell went private in 2014, and he took the opportunity to work in Europe.

While still in college, Van Hyfte had an internship at Morgan-Mohon, a brand and design firm in Fredericksburg. “My exposure to the creative director and design team at Morgan-Mohon crystallized my idea of how I wanted my design life to feel like,” he says.

The son of a Belgian father and an American mother, Andrew is able to bypass restrictions and requirements that other Americans face. He interviewed with three companies, spent time in Stockholm and Berlin, then moved to Amsterdam to work for Booking.com. His life is just as he hoped.

“ Dr. Smith helped me understand the power of internships.”

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U N I T E D NAT I O N S, H ERE WE C O M E

MOMENTUM T HE HO N O R AB LE & MR S . E LMO R E WHIT E HUR S T

MI CHAEL G R I L L O

As an undergraduate, I was fortunate to have participated in National Model United Nations (NMUN). It was a wonderful experience that gave me a greater appreciation for the many challenges diplomats face when conducting international negotiations. I appreciate working for a student-centered university where high impact teaching practices like NMUN are appreciated and supported with grants such as the Elmore Whitehurst Award for Creative Teaching.

Michael Grillo, assistant professor of political science, will take a delegation of students to New York City next spring to compete in the National Model United Nations (NMUM) Conference. Eight lucky students will join 5,000 others from 21 countries as they tackle a variety of real-time international issues. “Students from all majors are welcome to apply for the conference,” says Grillo. “I will be recruiting ambitious people who have an interest in world politics.

— Michael Grillo

These students may have to step outside of their comfort zones by potentially playing the role of a country with different world views. They may also need to argue controversial topics such as nuclear proliferation, chemical weapons and human rights.” Students will have the fall semester to hone their skills in public speaking, negotiation, thinking on their feet and stretching their perspectives. Such skills, says Michael, will serve them the rest of their lives, in any careers they choose.

To pay for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at the United Nations, Grillo applied for and received the Elmore Whitehurst Award for Creative Teaching. (page 13) 12

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The Whitehurst Legacy: Outlasting Life Itself The Elmore Whitehurst Award for Creative Teaching provides $2,000 each year to a Schreiner faculty member with a new concept for deepening students’ learning experiences. The Hatton W. Sumners Foundation of Dallas created the award in 1986 to honor Whitehurst, a devoted friend of Schreiner and a charter member of the Hatton W. Sumners Foundation Board of Trustees. Whitehurst served as Congressman Sumners’ secretary (also as clerk of the Committee on the Judiciary) in Washington, D.C. during the first half of the 20th century. When Judge Whitehurst and his dear wife, Ruth, moved to Kerrville in the early 80s, they inspired the Sumners trustees to help Schreiner make the transition from a junior

college to baccalaureate status. The foundation is dedicated to the development of leaders with a sense of community responsibility, and it has played a major part in Schreiner’s life ever since its first gift more than 30 years ago. With an endowment of $1.2 million, the Sumners fund at SU has assisted 196 students in the past and now underwrites eight prestigious scholarships of $7,000 each year. A “hands-on” foundation, a group of Sumners board members takes part in a beloved campus tradition. They visit campus every spring to encourage current Sumners Scholars in a banquet setting and to interview and elect four new ones.

In addition, the Sumners Foundation awards an annual stipend to a graduating senior, the Elmore Whitehurst Award for Excellence in Learning. This $2,000 grant for graduate school assists Megan Batey from Canyon Lake this year. She has just started a two-year master’s degree program at Texas State University’s School of Health Administration and hopes to be be chief operating officer for Methodist Healthcare some day.

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A D VA NC E M E NT ’S AD VANC ES

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She’s a Grand Old Girl: Hill Country College Fund begins 38th year

Fundraising in a Nutshell

1,329 friends provide $2,855,177 in gifts and pledges in 2014-15 needed assistance for our BSN program. SU gratefully received other operating gifts to support athletics, campus ministry, Learning Support Services (LSS), the choir, academics and other important programs.

The people of the Hill Country are more generous than any group I have ever seen. They take care of their own and they take pride in being long-time supporters. Besides, how can anyone say no to such a powerful cause? Together, we are making higher education possible for hundreds of students. Besides that, our quality of life depends upon welleducated and thoughtful young people who will follow us as community leaders. — Volunteer Chairman Glenn Andrew

Schreiner’s longest-running fund-raising tradition is, hands down, the Hill Country College Fund (HCCF). This fall marks the 38th year of the annual campaign to raise tuition assistance for students from Kerr and surrounding counties. These counties include Bandera, Edwards, Gillespie, Kendall, Kimble, Real and Gillespie. When development officers at other colleges in the state hear about the HCCF’s strong performance year after year, they marvel at such stellar results. The answer? Hill Country spirit! A dedicated volunteer, Glen Andrew agreed to take the

Buiding & Grounds All the SU community rejoiced with the January opening of the Athletic & Event Center (pages18-19). VP Mark Tuschak explains what happens next in campaign priorities. MAR K T US CHAK , V ICE P R E S IDE N T O F ADVAN CE ME N T

In true Schreiner fashion, we are now raising funds to re-purpose two existing buildings. These will provide much needed space for our lively campus ministry and music programs.

V I CE CH A I R RO Y T H O MPS O N ( L EFT ) A N D BET H JO HN S O N , CO MMMU N I T Y D EV EL O PMEN T O F F I C E R , BEG A N PL A N N I N G T H E CA MPA I G N W I T H G L EN N A N D REW I N T H E EA RLY S U M ME R .

chairman’s job as a two-year assignment. As this magazine goes to press, the retired engineer is recruiting other top leadership. Roy Thompson, president of Texas Hill Country Bank, is vice chairman and will lead the business division. Mike Ezer, senior estate planner at Stewardship Advisory Group, has agreed to recruit volunteers to work in the community division, calling on individuals. And Magaret Jobes, vice president of Centennial Bank, will lead the advanced division, which seeks the major gifts early in the campaign.

The kick-off t luncheon takes place on September 12, and all Momentum readers who would like to attend are welcome. Please call 830-792-7214 to make reservations. 14

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As we move to the public phase of the campaign next year, the focus will be on providing greater access to a Schreiner education by building scholarship endowments and by securing support to enrich our academic programs.

The Annual Fund Schreiner’s biggest challenge for operating funds is student financial aid. About 98% of our students depend upon scholarships, grants, work-study positions and loans in order to stay in school. SU helps the best it can by distributing more than $11 million in financial assistance each year. Last year’s largest single gift for operations ($250,000) came from Methodist Healthcare Ministries of San Antonio, providing much

“Schreiner’s ‘Fulfilling the Promise’ Campaign is not public yet, but we are extremely pleased to have received almost $30 million in gifts since June 1, 2012. Outright and planned gifts for all purposes count towards our comprehensive campaign goal.” Endowment Schreiner is always seeking gifts for our endowment, the permanent “savings account” that enables SU to expand programs and scholarships with confidence that growing sources of income will support them. SU was blessed this past fiscal year to receive several consummated bequests and to be named the future beneficiary of new estate plans. In addition, several families completed five-year commitments to establish new scholarships. Please see page 21 for a list of newly established endowments and page 34 for the names of new members of the Schreiner Oaks Society, good friends who have now included SU in their estate plans. Schreiner’s friends make this university stronger every year, and we honor each gift, large and small and inbetween.

Traditionally, fund-raising management considers the “three-legged stool” a good model. That is, an organization like Schreiner seeks about a third of its gifts to support the current program (annual fund), a third to build and maintain facilities and property (capital), and a third to fortify long-term strength by increasing permanent funds (endowment).Year-to-year, the actual percentages rarely follow this ideal, but the three priorities of annual, capital and endowment gifts remain concurrent priorities. 2015 E D I T I O N

ATH L E T I C S AND M O RE

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Conference Peers Honor Macosko

Golf Coach of the Year by John Sniffen

Ron Macosko’s peers in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) have named him coach-of-the-year for both men’s and women’s golf. Schreiner’s director of athletics and head golf coach led the SU golf teams to stellar seasons. The Mountaineer men secured the 2015 SCAC championship by 11 strokes in April, after winning six of the nine tournaments in which they played during the academic year. It is the men’s third consecutive conference championship. It is Ron’s second consecutive SCAC coach-of-the-year honor for men’s golf and his first for women’s golf. “It is humbling to be honored by the SCAC golf coaches, but our players deserve all of the credit for our success,” says Macosko. “We get to work day-to-day with talented student-athletes who allow us to help them bring the best out of their abilities.”

On the women’s side, Ron and his wife, Anna, led the team to their first SCAC championship, overtaking defending champion Trinity University and winning by 11 strokes over the nationally ranked Tigers. It was the Schreiner women’s first conference title since 2010. Looking toward the 2014-15 golf season, Macosko says the Mountaineers will be young with many incoming freshmen, “but it will be exciting to see how the teams develop. I think we may have the best years of our program coming up.” Macosko has been director of athletics at Schreiner since 2005. Anna AckerMacosko is a key part of the Macosko coaching duo for the Mountaineer golf teams. A retired professional golfer and former NCAA D-I All-American, she is also a teaching professional at The Club at Comanche Trace in Kerrville.

“Going to Schreiner was a great choice for me, because I have excelled academically and athletically. I got to know my professors, met almost everyone on campus, easily became involved with extra-curricular activities, got to know the president of the university, had the opportunity to play collegiate golf, and felt a part of a family. ”

Z ACH O LIV E R , ‘15 Houston, Education

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M ELANIE D EAN, ‘15 League City, Marketing

“To be in a program like the Schreiner men’s golf team is a blessing. The small-school environment helps everyone stick together, and that includes all sports. There’s nothing like getting congratulations or pats on the back from your friends, other coaches, and even professors. Schreiner University is the best choice I have made in my life, and I will always remember that.”

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Athletic and Event Center Starts 2015 with a Bang Fifteen years of planning and development culminated in the January dedication of the $11 million Athletic and Event Center. Pollyanna and Steve Stephens of San Angelo and their family assisted in the dedication of its centerpiece, the 1,200-seat Stephens Family Arena. Beginning with a preceremony tailgate party, the large band of students, employees and well-wishers was appropriately rowdy for the Mountaineer women’s and men’s basketball games that followed. Many gifts, large and small, made the center a reality. A long-anticipated “first” was using the new center for commencement May. In the past, seating has been severely limited — preventing extended family members and campus employees other than faculty from attending graduation ceremonies. It was fun to observe many families snapping photos of their graduates in front of the eye-catching mural in the gym’s lobby. ( Seen below.) Art director and senior graphic designer

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Stephanie Keller created the graphic images featuring larger-than-life-sized action photos of the 13 sports teams Schreiner fields at the NCAA DIII level. TNJ Engraving Company of Kerrville then rendered the vinyl wall wrap. The center’s opening is a major milestone in the campus master plan to address students’ health, fitness, recreation and athletic needs. The center includes training facilities, locker and meeting rooms and coaches’ offices, as well as provides space for intramural athletics and large all-campus activities. Schreiner especially looks forward to hosting Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference tournaments and regional high school sports contests in the new facility. When not in use by the university, the Athletic and Event Center is available for community events, such as the Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Expo.

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Endowment Growth Over The Past Decade: 58% (In Millions)

2014-2015 Selected Financial Statistics Assets Cash and Cash Equivalent Accounts and Pledges Receivable Other Assets Investments Land, Building and Equipment

$1,982,310 $2,910,512 $2,672,556 $61,817,993 $64,505,936

Total Assets

$133,907,020

Liabilities Accounts Payable Deposits and Deferred Revenue Notes Payable

$1,778,475 $2,828,106 $15,375,329

Total Liabilities

$19,981,910

$70,000,000.00 $53.9

$60,000,000.00

$57.4

$60.4

$46.6 $50,000,000.00 $40,000,000.00

$39.3

$38.0

$30,000,000.00 $20,000,000.00 $10,000,000.00

Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted

$61,830,697 $13,424,735 $38,669,678

Total Net Assets

$113,925,110

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$133,907,020

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FY07

FY09

FY11

FY13

FY14

Schreiner celebrates bountiful gifts to establish or increase endowed scholarships and program funds. Our friends have helped build permanent financial strength through bequests, outright endowment gifts, and multi-year commitments to create new endowments. We thank all of the following donors for these recent commitments.

The above numbers are unaudited. Fiscal year concludes May 31.

2015

2015 REVENUES GIFTS & GRANTS

2015 EXPENSES

INVESTMENTS 8%

AUXILIARY

(ROOM, BOARD, BOOKSTORE)

20 %

AUXILIARY

(ROOM, BOARD, BOOKSTORE)

28%

NET TUITION & FEES 55 %

INSTRUCTION 32 %

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT 24 % STUDENT SERVICES 18 % ACADEMIC SUPPORT 6 %

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New Endowments Carol & Baxter Adams Sandra & James Alsup Nancy Anguish Carrie Astoria, in memory of William J. Astoria Nancy & Cecil Atkission Betty Barrett Tucker†, in memory of Charles Smith Barrett Janice Bowen, in memory of Ronald Bowen Susan & Randy Brooks Chartwells Inc Chip Chase in honor of Dale O. Chase Mark Clements, in memory of Mrs. Zelma Hardy Jerry & Mark Clements (Family Scholarship) Bettie Sue Dunn Cummings Nancy & Phil Dickinson Donna & Royce Faulkner Page Foshee/The John C. and Hazel S. Foshee Endowment Sonya & Bill Franklin Novia & Ross Harris The Holden Foundation/ The Julie Holden Nursing Scholarship

Elizabeth & Michael Hughes Friends of Rod Kennedy, in his memory Richard Marrs Demmie Mayfield Janet & Kent McKinney Betty & Tom Mobley W.T. and Louise J. Moran in memory of C.W. “Bill” Sunday Lea & Kyle Nye Vicky & Harris Pappas, in honor of Tom Pappas,’12 Barbara & Michael Pate Nancy & Ted Paup Gerald Persyn, in memory of Mary Ann Persyn Myra Robinson Frank Sheppard Susan Hoffman Sliva & William Sliva Barbara & David Staggs Neena & Ron Tefteller Dorothy Tucker Mari & David Villanueva New Contributions to Existing Endowments Anne & Rick Cree /Cree Family Endowment

James Avery Craftsman Karl A. Ransleben/Harvey Ransleben Endowment Dalene & Robert Reagan/ D.H. Comparette Endowment Thomas Ross/Elinor & Robert Ross Endowment Nick Serafy/ Jason Serafy Endowment Nancy & Ed Wallace/Alex Wallace Music Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarships in Progress Gaye & Paul Avery Isabel & Carlos Campos Javier Gutierrez Edith & Gaston Hallam Foundation Weir & Laura Labatt Mary & Bill Muse Cindy & Brian Sullivan Sue Steele & Family/Jack Steele Endowment Estate Gifts to Establish New Endowments Joan & Carroll Griffin Elizabeth Hall LaVerne & Howard Turner

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:: SCHREINER SALUTES OUR HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

2014-2015 Board of Trustees Officers of the Board: Chair: Mr. William Harrison

Vice Chair: Ms. T. Weir Labatt

Term Expiring 2016 Rev. Dr. Stuart Baskin (3) Mr. Bud Benning (1) Dr. Carlos Campos (1) Mr. Phillip Hering (3) Mr. Frank Maresh (2) Mr. Granger MacDonald (1) Mr. Dan Ostos (1) Mr. Nicholas Serafy (2) Mr. Brian Sullivan (2)

Tyler El Paso New Braunfels Waco Hunt Kerrville Kerrville Brownsville Austin

Term Expiring 2017 Ms. Nancy Anguish (2) Ms. Estela Avery (1) Mr. Tom Baldwin (2) Dr. Jo Beran (1) Mr. Mark Clements (2) Mr. Warren Ferguson (1) Mr. Bill Harrison (3) Ms. Janet McKinney (2) Ms. Lea Nye (2) Mr. Robert Parker (2) Mr. Israel Pena (3) Rev. Dean Pogue (2) Mr. Bobby Rios (1)

Midland Fredericksburg San Antonio Kerrville Spicewood Kerrville San Antonio Kerrville San Antonio Camp Verde Boerne Katy San Antonio

(1) (2) or (3) indicates which three-year term is being served. * denotes inactive status

University Officers Dr. Tim Summerlin President Dr. Charlie McCormick Provost and V.P. for Academic Affairs Mr. Bill Muse V.P. for Administration and Finance Mr. Larry Cantu V.P. for Enrollment Services Mr. Mark Tuschak V.P. for Advancement Ms. Lane Tait V.P. for Marketing Dr. Candice Scott Dean of Student Success

Secretary: Mr. Ron Tefteller

Term Expiring 2018 Mr. John Brantley (2) Mr. Rick Cree (2) Mr. Page Foshee (2) Mr. Dan Hart (1) Mr. T. Weir Labatt (1) Dr. Demmie Mayfield (3) Mr. Michael Pate (3) Ms. Nancy Paup (3) Mr. Karl Ransleben (2) Ms. Angie Richmond (1) Mr. Max Sherman (3) Mr. Ron Tefteller (2) Mr. Jack Tompkins (1)

Houston Dallas Austin Midland San Antonio San Antonio Alexandria, VA Fort Worth Fredericksburg San Antonio Austin San Antonio Houston

Advisory Trustees Mr. J. B. (Bubba) Coskey* Ms. Sue Cummings Rev. Dr. David Evans Ms. Cathy Henry Rev. Dr. Rob Lohmeyer Mr. Bill Wilson* Mr. Walter Workman

Houston Kerrville Austin Kerrville Kerrville Kerrville Kerrville

Trustees Emeriti Mr. James Avery Mr. Peter Baldwin

Kerrville Dallas

Deans Dr. Diana Comuzzie Trull School of Sciences & Mathematics Dr. David Smith Cailloux School of Professional Studies Dr. William Woods School of Liberal Arts Development Officers Ms. Beth Bourland Director of Foundation Relations Ms. Dana Carman Regional Development Officer Ms. Beth Johnson Community Development Officer Ms. Karen Davis Kilgore Director of Development & Planned Giving

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Cathy & Ronnie Behrens Roberta Belanger Art Bell Katchen & Mark Benak Verna & Joe Benham Yolanda Benitez Virginia & Frank Bennack Benning Construction Inc Mary & Bud Benning Carolyn & Tarilton Benton Judith & Jo Beran Paul Berg Jennifer & Steven Bergman Honee Berlin Brian Bernard Cathy & Bruce Berryhill Bethune Enright, PLLC Eveline & Kenneth Bethune Cathy & Barry Bettes Kathleen & Wynn Betty Helen & Richard Bialek Anita & Carlton Biermann Margaret & Milton Bierschwale Patrick Biesiadecki Annette Billings Betty Bills Camila & John Binnion Don Bishop Candy & Kent Black Mary & Bobby Blackburn Deana & Bill Blackburn Shelli & Mark Blackburn Debbie & Robert Blackwell Wendy Blaettner Margie & David Blair Margaret & Edlar Blanton Thomas Blasutta Spencer Blocker Lynn & Theo Blue Tom Blue Sally & Roger Bobertz Bob Boeker Kathy Bogie R.H. Bond Teresa & Robert Booth Shari & Michael Borchers Margaret & Jack Bossler

Martha & Roberto Boughton Sherry & George Bourgeois Beth & Rex Bourland R.J. Bowen Inc Janice Bowen Preston Bowen Chandler Bowen Marianne & Bob Bowers Beth Bowling Betty & Frank Boynton Rob Bracken Anne & John Brackin Sue & Douglas Bradshaw Raemi Brajenovich Angela & Tim Bramble Joan & John Brantley Danielle & Ben Braun Bekki Breneman Ruth & Lance Brenner Meredith & Andrew Brewer Lisa Brice Shannon Briggs David Bright Melissa & Kenneth Brinkley Logan Brinkley Broadway National Bank Alice Brook Barbara & James Brooks Kathy & Earl Bross Amy & Charles Brown Kathy & Austin Brown Patti & Dan Brown Betsy & Douglas Brown Anntoinette & Howard Brown Katherine Brown Nancy Brown Natalie & Cody Brown Stephanie & Houston Brown Pinky Brown Pat & Tom Browne Junie Ledbetter & Gaston Broyles Birdie & Roy Bruemmer Charlotte Brundrett Bryan Finley & Associates Toni Bryant Joan Bryson

Cynthia & Bryan Buczkowski Carol Buettner Bulldog Safety Anchors, Inc Shannon Burdett Starla & John Burditt Joy Burditt Charles Burge Lauren Burge Burgers Of Beaumont I Ltd Debbie & Caleb Burress Betty & Allie Burton Marilyn & Larry Butcher Maria Butler Byron Buzzini Betty & Bill Byrd Linda & David Byrne C & M Supply Co Lynn & Michael Caddy The Cailloux Foundation The Kathleen C. Cailloux Family Foundation Kathy Calhoun James Cameron Paul Camfield Camp La Junta Camp Mystic Inc Camp Stewart for Boys Inc Camp Waldemar Campaign Sports, LLC Bill Campbell Anonymous Isabel & Carlos Campos Bill Canales Mary & Rene Canales Anne & Douglas Cannon Theresa & Larry Cantu Capriola Holding Co Chris Carbaugh Corinne & Acree Carlisle Michael Carlisle Patsy & Thurman Carlisle Carole & Bob Carlson Dana Carman Patricia & Wendell Carman Elva & Joaquin Carpenter Carquest Auto Parts Carla & Dale Carter Missy & Jarred Carter

The Honor Roll of Donors salutes generous friends whose gifts to all purposes enable Schreiner to provide a premier teaching and learning environment. This year’s edition includes the names of all donors who have supported SU from June 1, 2014 to May 31, 2015. We have made every effort to present our donors accurately. Please call 830-792-7201 if you have questions and accept our sincere apology if we have made a mistake. † - deceased

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Susan Carver Kay Case Elaine Cashion Darlene Kee-Casper & David Casper Catbench Services LLC Nadine & Dan Cathey Doug Cavazos Judy & Jim Cavender Cecil Atkission Ford Cecil Atkission Motors Centennial Bank Central Texas Collision Services Sophie Chadwick Diane & William Chaffey Boardman Chambers Jim Chaney Dale & Elizabeth Chapman Red Chapman Beth & Eugene Chappell Frances & Jon Charles Chartwells Jenny & Chip Chase Church’s Fried Chicken Peggy Clanton Carol Clark & Richard Yeomens Lynn & Gregg Clark Jean & George Clarke Virginia Ruth Clarke Jerry & Mark Clements Craig Clemmer Betty & Steve Clyburn David Coad Mary & Robert Coale Carolynn & Stan Cobbs Vickie & Gary Cochrane Chelsea Cogdell Mary Cogdell Margie Cole Marge & Albert Coleman Dan Coleman Jude Gallik & Clint Coles Colinas Builders Ann & James Collins Comanche Trace Ranch & Golf Club Commercial Realty Services Community First National Bank Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country Diana & Tony Comuzzie Conchita’s On Main Lindsay & Carson Conklin ConocoPhillips Jerry Conway Kim & Butch Cook Donna & Lewis Cook Mildred & Edwin Cook Chris Copeland Ike Corrigan Elizabeth Cortez Shirley & Bubba Coskey Bruce Couch Ken Couger

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Patricia Couger Courauki Designs LLC Covenant Presbyterian Church - San Antonio Frank Covert Lynn & Duke Covert Valerie & Mark Covey Cowboy Steak House Camilla Cowden Margaret Cowden Mark Cowden Lisa & Steven Crabtree Joan & Thomas Craft Neva & Charles Cramer Jennifer & Donald Crandall Carol Crawford Debbie & Jerry Crawford Tracy Crawford-Gournay Anne & Rick Cree Crenwelge Motor Sales Inc Crenwelge Motors Karen Crenwelge Tim Crenwelge Robbie & Harold Crocker Lauri & Robert Crockett Kate & Robert Crosby Janett & Harlan Crouse Priscilla & Gary Crozier Pamela & William Crumrine Helen & Carlos Cuellar Culligan South West Inc Jo Ann & Darlis Cummings Sue Cummings Erik Cunningham Elizabeth & Bo Cunningham Hilde & Irving Cutter Dalin Popcorn Dan Kirkland Wells Foundation Amy & Steve Daniels Charles Davenport Judith & Jim Davenport Davidson, Freedle, Espenhover & Overby PC Rachel & Gary Davidson Benjamin Davis Jeanette & Carl Davis Jason Davis Billie & John Davis Dee & Charlie Davis Brian Day Clyde Day Val & Douglas Day Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc San Juana & Cleofas De Luna Dorothy & Clinton De Wolfe Donna & James Dean Dentistry for Children & Adults, P.A. L.A. D’Eramo Jared Diamond Dian Graves Owen Foundation Patricia & Clement Dickey Susie & Victor Dietzel

Tara & Dwayne Dilley Eula & Bill Dirks Deborah & Dick Dobie Dominion Foundation Edna & James Donica Dore’s Corner LLC Marcy & Wes Dorman Double L Ranch & Wildlife Feed Judith & Rogers Douglas Mary Margaret Doyen Mary & Donald Dozier Ray Sprayberry Elaine Dreeben Kaeli Dressler Ducks Unlimited, Inc Kerrville Chapter Lucille & Lindsay† Duff Kirsten & Joseph Dunbar Jean & Jim Duncan Daisy & Philip Duncan Betty Dunham Mallory Dunn Jodie & Jay Dunnahoo Geraldine & Joe Durso Reece Dusek Tweety & Dick Eastland Mark Edinburgh Edward Jones Deborah & Carlton Edwards Markeeta & Douglas Edwards Lawren & Scott Eichman El Patron Solutions, Inc Pat Ellebracht Marsha Elmore Keli & Rex Emerson Chelsea Ensinger Ben Enslow Enterprise Rent-A-Car Illeana Espinosa Melanie & Larry Estes Garrett Euler Linda & David Evans Diane Evans Edna & John Evans Pam & Mike Evans Sabrehna Everett Christina Exum ExxonMobil Foundation Inc Judy & George Eychner Donna & Royce Faulkner Judy & Warren Ferguson Fidelity Abstract & Title Co Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Trey Field Linda & David Fielding Jessica & Ray Fierro Delores & Bob Finch Julia Finger First American Storage First Presbyterian Church - Austin First Presbyterian Church - Dallas First Presbyterian Church - Fort Worth

First Presbyterian Church - Kerrville First Presbyterian Church - Kilgore First Presbyterian Church - Midland First Presbyterian Church - San Antonio First Presbyterian Church - Tyler First Presbyterian Church - Dallas Foundation Fisherman’s Thumb LLC Diane & Dick Fitch Fitness First Sports Inc Keith Flach Korri & Rusty Flanagan Judy & David Fletcher Irma & Arnold Flores Jo Ann & Luis Flores Shelley & Michael Flume Judith & John Forister Page Foshee & Robert Bracewell Norma & Stanley Foskett Marti & Stephen Fowler Naty & Thomas Fowler Corrina & Travis Fox Maureen & Martin Fox Eddie Franco Franklin Family Foundation Sonya & Bill Franklin Kim & Jacky Franklin Charlotte & Larry Franklin Fredericksburg Vintage Car Club Freedom Acres LLC Carolyn & Wally Freeman Weesie & Bill Furbush Suzanne & Daniel Gallagher Debra & David Galloway Sabrina & Matt Garces Patsy Toman-Garcia & Abe Garcia Zitlaly Garcia Jessie Garrett† Susan & James Garrison Gary Crozier DDS Gary M. Perkins Photography Alicia Garza Elda Garza Irene & Michael Garza Juana & Reynol Garza Robert Gastorf Kimberly & Will Gates Donna & Creston Gay Rebecca & Danny Gazaway Mary & Ronny Gazaway General Electric Foundation Gerry Gentry George & Fay Young Foundation Phyllis & Phillip Gerald Andrea & Steve Gerlach Deborah & Ronald Gerth Amy & Jeff Geurin June Gibbons Gipson Appraisal Company

Beck Gipson Karen & Ron Girard Shirley & David Gladbach Rahnee Gladwin Jane & John Gleboff Marie & Dennis Glenewinkel Global Vision Eyeware -Bluwater Polarized Division Kristin Glywasky Suzanne & Hubert Godby Lois Ann & Gary Godfrey Kathy Goertz Lori Goertz Goldman Sachs & Co Matching Gift Program Alexandra & Zachary Goldman Golds Body Shop Inc Harriet & Layton Golemon Patricia Gonzalez Elsa Gonzalez-Garcia Millie & Dwight Goode Susan & Roy Goodwin Becky & Thomas Goodwyn Gary Gool Royce Graff Trent Graham Kelly Grant Samuel Grant Diane & Bob Green Helen Green Greenview Development Greenbury LP Claire & Joe Gregorcyk Darcee Grice Gena & Neil Griffin Sandra & Gerry Griffin Kimberly Grijalva Grimes Funeral Chapels Inc Wilbur Grimes Gwynn Groggel Janie & Dale Groll Kyle Grona Susan & Warren Grote Ruth Grubesic Guadalupe Electric Inc Guadalupe National Bank Kristina Guerra Irma & Mike Guerrero Vanessa & Mario Guevara Gulf-Tex Co Inc Tina & Philip Gumbs Cassity & Abel Gutierrez Javier Gutierrez Lisa & Richard Guzman GVNW Consulting, Inc Dayna Gwaltney Hacienda Las Fuentes LLC Jo Ann & Karl Hagemeier Lorraine Haglund Betty Hall† Margie & Robert Hall Edith & Gaston Hallam Foundation No 2 Fanchon & Howard Hallam Martha & Pete Hamel Hamil & Hamil, PC † - deceased

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New Tech Chief Never Stops

When Kasra Hafezi, director of enterprise technology services (ETS), arrived on campus last spring, he brought with him 17 years of experience in an academic setting. At St. John’s University Law School in New York City, Kasra pioneered exam-taking on laptops and designed all the “smart classroom” technology to enhance students’ interactive learning processes. Consisting mostly of Schreiner grads and students, the ETS team already has a long list of accomplishments. These include rolling out a new generation of communication systems, transforming email to Microsoft’s latest Office365 platform, and enabling the Schreiner community to communicate and collaborate with all Microsoft applications from anywhere in the world. Peggy & James Hamilton George & Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation Jo Ann & John Hanson Michele & Shaun Hardimon Molly & Benjamin Harper David Harrington Caren & James Harris Novia & Ross Harris Susan Harris Brenda & Vernon Harrison Rebecca & Bill Harrison Harry A. Parrish & Associates Carolyn & Houston Harte Pat Harte Audrey & Don Harvey Mark Haufler Kathy & Johnnie Hawkins

Angie & Matthew Hawkins Hank Haynes Peggy Haynes Laura & Ronny Haynes Cory Hays Susan & John Hays Patricia & John† Hays Hearing Care Heart O’ The Hills Girls Camp Sug & Don Hedgpeth Caroline & Robert Heiner Elva & Bill Hellen Grinstead Henderson Family, LP Betty & Donald Henderson Sharon Hengen Cheryl & Mark Henke Denise Henneke

In May, the team produced live-streaming capabilities for the first commencement in the new Athletic and Event Center— a thrilling experience for 239 families who were able to watch online as their family members graduated. Kasra and his tireless team are now enhancing the student recruitment process and working with the Campus Information Systems Committee to identify appropriate resources for teaching the digital age Millennials. One of Kasra’s long-term goals is transforming the desktop computing environment to a virtual desktop infrastructure, where—according to the new tech chief — “we may never have to replace a computer again (or at least not for the next 10 to 15 years)!”

Fred Henneke Cathy Henry Helen Herd Deedie & Phillip Hering Heritage Investment Management, LLP Cara & Bruce Herlin Alma & Mario Hernandez Star Hernandez The Russell P. & Elizabeth Crimian Heuer Foundation Michelle Hickman Hill Country Dental Associates Hill Country Telephone Co-Op, Inc Robin & Jay Hill Debra & Danny Hillenburg Donna & T. A. Hillin

Mary & Jerry Hilton Sylvia & Saul Hinojosa Fannie & John Hinrichs Bruce Hoak Brandon Hobbs James Hobbs Jane & Kyle Hobin Aileen Hodgson Julianne & Bill Hoegemeyer Kerri & Rodney Hoelscher Frances Hoffman† E.T. Hohmann Herbert Holchak Monica & Heath Holcomb Jennifer & Kenneth Holecek Patsy Holekamp Liz & Michael Hollis Junell & Russ Holmer

Rosemary & Nicholas Holobosky William Knox Holt Foundation Connie Holt Dayna & Jim Holt Homegrown EnergyMcBryde Oil Company Hondo Attic Self Storage Hondo National Bank Galina & George Hopkins Miguel Hopkins Shirley & Bill Hopper Michael Hory Carole & Howard Hovde Ladonna & Bobbie Howard Sheryl Howard Sheila & William Howard † - deceased 2015 E D I T I O N

Judy & M.D. Hoyle Pauline & Robert Hrehor Meg & John Huddleston Kathleen Hudson Charles Hueber Rodney Huff Linda Huffman Beulah & Bill Huggins Mary & Robert Hughes Al Hughlett Dee & Charles Hunt Hunt-Ingram Gas Co Huser Construction Company Shawnna & Steve Huser Kelly Hutchinson Mary & Jeffery Hyde IBM International Foundation Sandra & Richard Igau Michelle Imholte Deborah & John Immel Ingram Grey Joanna & Roland Ingram Shanna & Trey Iverson Helen Ivy Kathleen Ivy Lynda Jackson Susan & Mark Jacob Matt Jacob Megan Jacob Deborah & Ron Jacoby Arlene & Lawrence Jaffee 26

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James Avery Craftsman Jewelry Mary & Ben Jarvis Jeff Mitchel Private Investigations Mary Jelley Caron & Borden Jenkins Kelley Jenkins Dorinda & Randle Jennings Eric Jepson Jim Morris Designer Connie Jimenez Tanya & Jessie Jimenez Margaret Jobes Betty & Andrew Johnson Catherine Johnson Barbara & Charley Johnson Cheryl Johnson Edith Johnson Ann & Erd Johnson L. Beth & David Johnson Lee Johnson Jennifer & Michael Johnson Priscilla & Gregg Johnson Rhonda & Grady Jolley Suzanne & Chucker Jones Jo Ann & Richard Jones Bertha Joslin JPMorgan Chase Foundation JRE Shooting Sports LLC Sandra Juarez Nancy & Dick Junkin Don Beth & Frederick Junkin

Adele & Sam Junkin Robbie & Glenn Jurek Justgive Michael Kahl Ellen Leonard & John Kammerdiener Virginia Kapchinski Donna Kappler Julie & Michael Kasberg Mary & Franklin Kauffman Julie & James Keahey Donna Keeling Vicki Keese Michelle & Randy Kelley Linda & Arthur Kelly Wanda Kemp-Maxson Ken Stoepel Ford Inc Ruthie Kendrick Patty & Bill Kendrick Kerr County Abstract Co Inc Kerr County Federal Credit Union Kerrville Daily Times Kerrville Drug Co Inc Kerrville Physical Therapy Kerrville Public Utility Board Kerrville Title Company Kerrville Veterinary Clinic LTD Kick & Click Cloggers Karen Davis Kilgore Shannon Kilgore & Farrel Farhoudi Susan & Steve Kinane

Vickie & David Kinder James King Roberta & David Kinneberg Meagan & Greg Kirkham Brenda & Tip Kirwan Beverly & Henry Kitzman Klein & Company Monte & Alan Klossen Martha & Robert Kluting Henry Knox Nancy & Tom Koger Brenda & Sidney Kokes Ardyce & Earl Koonce Katherine & Gearl Koonce KPMG Foundation Jamie & Bob Kuempel Sheri & Doug Kuykendall Dianne Kyle La Hacienda Treatment Center Laura & Weir Labatt Melissa & John Lackey Marsha & Kye Laffoon Gina & Kevin Lagrone Louise & Paul Lajti C.E. Lancaster Elizabeth & Nicholas Landes Carolyn & Ken Landrum June Lange Lenore & Vernon Langsdorf Shirley & Mike Lanham Missie & Sam Lanham Gale Laning Jane & Lee Larkin Larry Farris Heating & Air Conditioning Inc Bernadell & Stu Larson Richard Lash Diane & Phil Latham Ann & Jim Laughlin Maryjane & Richard Laurin Rosa & John Lavender Doyle Lawhon Sandra & Jack Lawrence Peter Lawrence Larry Lawson Linda & Christian Laymon Peg Layton & Steve Spahr Ariel Leary Vicky & Gary Lee Melissa Lee Jenny & Ric Leggett Darla & S.H. Leggitt Edwin Lehmann Juhree & Bruce Lehmberg Michelle Leija Harvey Lemaster Lemeilleur’s RV Truck & Equipment Repair Co Inc Lemon Tree Cleaners The Leo & Emogene Burton Case Foundation Lynda & Craig Leslie Joyce Lespreance Jeffrey Lewis Sandy & Peter Lewis Stacey & Tim Lewis Lou & Bill Lewis Beth & Lance Lidiak Larry Liesmann

Irene & Randall Light Susan Liljestrand Shanna & Larry Lindner Kay & Arturo Llanos Heather Logan Sarah & Razvan Loghin Beverly & Fred Lohmeyer Marty Longbottom Jean & John Longway Lopez Salas Architects, Inc Patricia & Gilbert Lopez Laura Lopez Lisa & Ralph Lopez Abel Lora Love Creek Orchards Trisha Love Kitty & Jim Loveless Tori Loveless Jabby Lowe Jo Ann & John Luedecke MacDonald & Associates Kathy & Granger MacDonald Anna & Ron Macosko Scott Magee Joanna Magrum Janet & Bob Malson Sandra & George Mamoulides Kathy & Luis Mancillas Robert Mansker Sandra Marcus Mollie & Frank Maresh Richard Marhofer Robin Marroquin Aaron Marshall Ann & Gene Marshall Martin Landscape Company Molly Martin Shirley Martin Rhonda & T. Roy Martin Bill Martin Anonymous Diane & David Marx Lyn & Randall Mason Elizabeth & Philip Masquelette Massey Itschner & Co PC Masterson Insurance Constant & Neill Masterson Pamela & Neal Matthews Matt’s Building Material, Inc Martha & H.D. Maxwell Kathleen Maxwell-Rambie & Steve Rambie Mary Jane & Wendell Mayes Demmie Mayfield Clara Maynard Mary & Ronnie McBee Becky McBryde Jim McCall Susie & John McCalla Clay McClure Sally & Donald McClure Carolyn McComber Jay McCormack Barbara & Junior McCormick Cayce & Charlie McCormick Lisa & Kevin McCormick Susie McCracken Ben McCulloh

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Marie & Rayburn McCulloh Jay McElroy Gus McFarland McGuire Family Foundation Christopher McGuire Janet & Kent McKinney MCL Holdings LLC DBA Miller Leasing Co LLC Dawn & Rob McMillan Mary Ann McRae Nancy & Gary McVey Ethel Meads The Medicine Stop, Inc Lisa & John Medovich Meek Foundation Trenton Melton Victoria & David Mendez Mary Mendias Elizabeth Mendiola Elias Menedez Joyce & Paul Mercer Brenda & M.D. Meredith E Roberta Merryman & Dwight Fellman Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas James Meuth Marie Mickey Mary & Charles Midkiff Foy Midkiff Midway USA Foundation Inc Mike Borchers DDS Alice & Bobby Mikolajchak Steve Milam Lavonne Miller Brian Miller Gail Miller Brenda & John Miller Adele Miller Judy Miller Kendra Miller Marie Miller Kolton Milsap Mini-Mart Barbara & Roy Minton Deborah & Samuel Mishael Gail Mitchell Audrey & Mitch Mitchell Sophie & William Mize Betty & Tom Mobley Sharon Mock Carol & Robin Moffat Jacqueline & Chester Mohle Raul Molina Nina Moller Jane & Scott Monroe A.J. Moore Dusty Moore Marilyn & Otis Moore Diana Moran Leticia Moran Esse Moreno Gloria & Lupe Moreno Matilda & Margarito Moreno Deborah & Wade Morgan Janet & Charles Morris

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Jennifer & Shawn Morris Toni & Bill Morris Nickolaus Morrison Joy Morriss Hilton Morrow Ladona Moser Msc Aledo-Oilfield Marilyn Mueller Nancy & Robb Muil Nancy & Bill Muldoon Phyllis Mullins Nikki & Reese Mundkowsky Jean & Dennis Murphree Lenore & Ken Murray Liz & Pat Murray Lucy & Jack† Murray Mary & Bill Muse Patricia & Michael Mynatt Carol Nagle National Car Rental Julie & Mack Nelson Paula & Bernard Neubauer Neumart Patsy & Larry Newbolt Janie Newton Breanna Nidever Sue Nidever Anonymous Genevieve Nomer Gregory Norman Gini Norris-Lane & Wes Lane North Houston Trucking Carolyn & Bob Northcutt Julia Norton-Keidel Joan & William Novak The NRA Foundation, Inc Alice & Erle Nye Lea & Kyle Nye Nancy Nystrom Barbara & Michael Oates Nancy & Richard O’Campo Aida & Armando Ochoa Brent Ocker Kitty Ocker Rita Odom Don Oehler Michelle & Wade Oehler Joan & Tom Oei OGX Operating, LLC Robert Ohlman Anonymous Gloria Olsen Terry & Karl Olsen Rebecca & Robert Omilian Me-J. & John O’Neal Dot & Bill O’Neal OSO Quiz LP Sylvia & Dan Ostos Charlene & Sam Owens Tami & Waylan Owens Flo Pacharzina Padron Hot Shot Services Ingrid & Lloyd Painter Janice & Harold Palmer Adrienne & Richard Pappas Tom Pappas

Vicky & Harris Pappas Jill & Michael Parker Robert Parmley Debra & Bob Parmley Dianne & Harry Parrish Linda & Jimmy Patterson Nancy & Ted Paup James Pawlowski Elaine† & Sonny Payne Jeanetta & Malcom Payne Ross Payne Rolando Paz Emily & David Peeples Bobbie Pena Beatriz & Domingo Pena Susan & William Penland Barbara & Mickey Pennington Janelle Peralt Elsa & Eduardo Perez LaRue & Brian Perkins Raymond Perrotta† Gerald Persyn Terry & Bill Peterek Hal & Charlie Peterson Foundation Gretchen & Brian Peterson Sally & Ronald Peterson Mary Petkovich Petroplex Heating & A/C Janet & John Petrosky Jennifer & David Phelps Margaret & Andy Phillips Nathan Pickle Esmeralda & Christopher Pierce Susan Pietrzyk Rosalie & Eddie Pinson Pioneer Bank Pipeline Skid Service Inc Emilia Pistrui Carol & Paul Pitts Melinda & David Pitzer Tricia & Dean Pogue Robert & Rebecca Poindexter Pamela & George Poitevent John Potts Tony Powel Jason Powell Missi & Jack Pratt Lesa Presley Judy & Robert Presley Jane & Mark Price Mildred & Holt Priddy Jane & Don Priour Kathy & Victor Prochnow Loretta & Werner Prochnow Carolyn & Tom Pruett PSD3 Enterprise LLC Nelson Puett Foundation Caroline & Nelson Puett Myrna & Tom Purifoy Carolyn Pyeatt Camille Quarles Charles Quereau Lorri Quiles

Paula Quisenberry Sally & Dee Ragan Jane Ragsdale & Dick Howell Kathy Ragsdale Deandra & Rene Ramirez Ranch Enterprises Ltd Carrie & Shaun Randall G.A. Randolph Mary & Karl Ransleben Deborah & Dan Rayfield Rosemary Razzino Dalene & Robert Reagan Betty† & John Reagan Rosalie & David Reast Lyndia & Bill Rector David Reed Katie & Michael Reed Seth Reed Dennis Register Louise Reid Foundation Katherine & Douglas Reid Wendi & Will Reid Elise & Bill Reid Sandra & Alex Remschel Mary & Domingo Rendon Ray & Cathy Renner Paula & Thomas Repka Barbara & Omar Requenez George Reynolds James Reynolds Rhodes Construction Rice Interests Ltd Cythina & Allan Richardson Evie & Barry Richardson Ed Richardson Marie Richardson Angie & Ed Richmond Rhonda & Ken Richter Rick Villarreal Insurance Ricks Furniture Company Phyllis Ricks Tommie & Charles Ridgaway Bubba Riggs Laurie & Robby Riggs Kristin & Bobby Rios Lena Rippstein Sally & Andy Ritch Jean & David Rittenhouse Riverhill Country Club Riverhill Women’s Club Alice & Ronald Rivers Jake Roa Tammi & David Roach Patsy & Tom Robb Kathryn & William Robbins Dianna Roberts Jan Roberts Stephenie & Randy Roberts Brenda Robinson Janet Robinson Myra Robinson Gerald Robison Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Blanche Roddick Carolyn Roden

Ryan Rodriguez Walter Roemer Maura & Christopher Rogers Christine & Keith Romaguera Rosemary & Louis Romero Nancy & Robert Rooke Laura & Tom Ross Rotary Club of Kerrville Lisa Rowan Elizabeth & Robert Rowan Royce Graff Farms Michael Roye Kelby Ruiz Linda Runkel Maureen Russo Lindsay Rutkowski Rick Rutledge Gretchen & Timothy Rye Safari Club International Hill Country Chapter Inc Bobbi & Vic Sahm J.B. & Kathryn Sallas Charitable Foundation San Antonio Area Foundation San Antonio Oasis Camille Sandusky Karyn & Bryant Saner Saunders Foundation Midge Saunders Stephanie Sayers Angela & Todd Schladoer Joyce & LeRoy Schlechte Donna Schloss Luanne & Ivan Schmedemann Shirley & Bob Schmerbeck Rolinda & Arthur Schmidt Mona & James Schmidt Loretta & Charles Schmidt Sara & Nathan Schmidt Suzi & Vic Schneider Walter & Carolyn Schulle Tammie & Dean Schults Schwab Charitable Fund Susan & Jay Schweitzer Maria & Thomas Schwennesen George Anne Schwethelm Diana & Steve Schwind Elaine Scogin Bruce Scott Candice Scott & John Shoemaker Deborah Scott Gavster Scott Mary & Dow Scott Linda & Joseph Scott Lo-Rena & Kelly Scott Neel & Robert Scott Mark & Cathy Scozzari Frank Seaman Security State Bank & Trust Cindy Sengel Julie Sentell Mary & Herb Sentesi Serafy Foundation † - deceased 2015 E D I T I O N

BY THE NUMBERS 10.2 million dollars Financial aid SU provided during 2014−15

978,000 gallons Water saved through campus conservation efforts

2,111 trees Estimated savings since starting the recycling program

150 graduates Walked the stage in the new event center in May, 2015

210 acres Schreiner University owns

27 majors Schreiner offers

13 teams NCAA Division III sports in which SU competes

1 person It takes to make a difference!

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Viveca & Nicholas Serafy Johnnie & Bill Servis Jan & Bill Setzler Julia & Peter Shaddock Phyllis & Peter Shaddock Carol & Ryan Shave Susan & Jerry Shaw Bunkie & Sheldon Shed Barbara & Eldon Sheffer Audrey & Dell Sheftall Sheftall’s Jewelers Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc Capri Shepherd Susan & Randy Shepler Maxine Short Laura & Greg Shrader Karen Sides Wendy & Winfeild Sides Cheryl & Robert Sieker Sylvia Sieker Joanne & John Silman Kristy & John Simonette Sisters Four Charity Inc Sylvia & Sidney Skinner Marlyss & Walter Skipwith Leigh & Duffy Slade Becky Slater Susan & Bill Sliva Jill & Peter Smetek Mimi & Allen Smith Cheryl & Blake Smith Angela & Chase Smith Jeanie & David Smith Diane & Ricky Smith Gene Smith Sharon & Ford Smith Andra & Craig Smith Mat Smith Michele & Paul Smith Jean & John Sniffen Annette & Larry Sondock Ruby & Melvin Sondock Gilda & Guillermo Soria Southern Tex Freight Lois & Dan Sowards Dorede & John† Speaker Marie & Walt Specht Scott Speck Lee & Luke Speckman Richard Speckt Sandra & Bruce Spencer Eric Spencer Barbara & Kent Spenrath Spicewood Arts Society Susan Spohn Peggy Spooner St. Gregory’s University St. Mark Presbyterian Church - Boerne St. Peter’s Episcopal Church - Kerrville Peggie Stacy Barbara & David Staggs Dona Staring Arthur Stark Polly & James Starr State Farm Insurance Co

Sue & Jack Steele Anne & Paul Steinkamp Mariann & Paul Steldt Sara Stellges G.A. & R.J. Stemple Pollyanna & Steve Stephens Ronald Stephenson Mary & Earl Sterling Sterling-Turner Foundation Patricia Chastain & Fred Stevens Michael Steward Stewart Davis & Co Billie & James Stewart Nancy & Keith Stewart Sylvia Stewart Teri & George Stieren Ollie & Ronnie Stotz Gerald Strom Cynthia & Brian Sullivan Carmen & Charles Sullivan Claudia Sullivan Elizabeth & Michael Sullivan Dale & Bill Sumers Mary Ellen & Tim Summerlin Hatton W. Sumners Foundation Inc Glen Sunderman Wayne Swaim Charles Swallow Shelley Swan Carole & William Swart Ruth Swift Mark Swindell Synod of the Sun Financial Services T.J. Moore Lumber Yard Lane Tait Karen & Stephen Tanner Linda Tarrant Ralph Tate Mollye & Tommy Tate Jeffrey Taylor Sam Taylor Teagle Foundation Sherry Teel Mary & Charles Teeple Neena & Ron Tefteller Jane Ann & Devereaux Temple Elaine & Tom Terrell Joe Ann & Alan Terrill Texas Hill Country Bank Texas Hill Country Wine & Brew Festival Texas Pioneer Foundation Texas Presbyterian Foundation Texas Purple Sage Services Texhillco School Employees Federal Credit Union Steve Thode Thomas W. Schleier & Associates Blythe & Bill Thomas Irene Thomas & Dean Miller Carolyn & James Thomas John Thomas Brenda & Curtis Thompson Deanna & Joseph Thompson Michael Thompson

Roy Thompson Danetta Beaushaw & Andy Thomson Sue Tiemann Laurence Tilghman Jeanette & Tobin Tilley Marcia Tinsley TMD Builders Jack Tompkins Carrie & Charles Torti Connie & Don Townsend Tessie & John Trappey Marie & Edmunds Travis Joan Trew Jean & David Tritenbach Trull Foundation Tucker Foundation Betty Tucker† Margarete & Bill Tucker Christie Tull Edith & Alfred Tumlinson Thomas Turk Lisa & David Turner Shannon & Mark Tuschak Tuxedo Hair & Nail UBS Uecker Enterprises, Inc Jesse Ugarte Ulbrich’s True Value Hardware Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Upper Guadalupe River Authority UPS Store JayDean & Paul Urban Martha Urias Christine & Alfred Valero Valley Valve & Pipe Supply Kathy & Adrian Van Dyke Kristy Vandenberg Leticia & Valentin Velez Teresa & Michael Ver Schuur Betty Vernon & Peter Miller Caleb Veteto Brittany & Rufino Villa Mari & David Villanueva Danette Vines David Vinson Lorena Virgen Vision Source Phyllis & Fred Vogt W. Chuck O’Donnell Jr Paul Wagner Carolyn & Brian Waheed Catherine Wahrmund Rick Wahrmund Betty† & Jack† Walcher Walker Rice Insurance Agency, Mary & Rob Walker Kathie Walker Wallace, Jackson, & Lohmeyer Gordon Wallace Janice Wallace Nancy & Ed Wallace Sana & Bob Waller Carol & James Walls Charlie Walters Karen & Jon Walters

Sherri & Guy Walters Barbara & Bob Walther Carolyn & Douglas Ward DeeAnn & Bill Ward Lynn & Stephen Ware Melinda & Jim Wasson William Watson Michelle & Arthur Wavell Najla & Lee Weathersbee Bill Webb Mary Anna & Lee Roy Weigang Welch Foundation Peter Welutowicz Mary & Chris Wendel Mindy Wendele & Raymond Holloway Alice & Alan Werchan Linda & Kit Werlein Carole Wever Betty Wheeler Wheeler’s Feed & Outfitters Marilyn & Gene White Elijah White Wilberta White Monica Whitehurst & William Newcombe Ruth Whitehurst† Olin Whitescarver Lari & Lewis Whitten Krissy Whittington Leroy Wiese Catherine & Craig Wilder Chris Wilems Rhonda Wiley-Jones & Lynn Jones Ann & Jack Wilheln Evelyn & Robert Wilke Lucy & Kenneth Wilke Raynell Wilke Billy Wilkinson & John Kerrigan Jane & Dean Wilks Stacy & Scott Wilks Brenda & Bryant Williams Dominique & L. D. Williams Amanda & David Williams Debbie & Keith Williams Janet & Mike Williamson Rebecca & Herbert Williamson Wilmington Trust Wilson Family Chiropractic Andrea & Keith Wilson Deborah & Hiram Wilson Marion & Bill Wilson James Winders Maura Windlinger Wing King Joseph Winger Janis Winn Johnny Winslow Kathy & Keith Winslow Karen Winsor Denise & Jeremy Winston Jane & Ron Woellhof Alex Wolf Wolfmueller’s Books Mary Louise & Oliver Wood Mark Woodhull † - deceased

The Monday Night Fiction series models the literary salons once so popular in both the US and Europe. Each session is guaranteed to be lively, thought provoking, and stimulating. Great books, good company, hot coffee, and comfortable surroundings provide the stimulus for frank and open dialogue. All meetings take place monthly in the Scarle - Philips Room of Logan Library beginning at 7 p.m. Sep 28: “The True Gen“ Dr. Lydia Kualapai Oct 26: “Garden of Eden“ Dr. William Woods Nov 23: “The Short and Happy Life of Francis Macomber” and “The Snows of Kilimanjaro“ Dr. Charlie McCormick Feb 22: “The Sun Also Rises“ Dr. Tim Summerlin Mar 28: “In Our Time“ Dr. Lydia Kualapai April 25: “Old Man and the Sea“ Mr. Bill Muse Kim Woods Stephanie & William Woods Catherine Woolery Wordyisms Inc Jerri & Walter Workman Edna Workmon Worldwide

Tubulars Ida Worthington Suzanne & Stephen Wray Elaine Wren Amy Strom & Robert Wren Barbara Wright Harry Wright

Connie Wunderlich Deb Burks & John Wurster Heidi Wyatt Y O Ranch Resort Hotel Martha York Barbara & Pete Young

Lavisa & Donald Young Meg & Richard Young Phyllis & Bob Young Katherine & Ted Zgourides Patty & Paul Zohlen

Editor Karen Davis Kilgore

Contributing Writer John Sniffen

Designer Jake Hawk Roa

Contributing Photographer Mary Oakes, ’14

Schreiner University does not discriminate in admmissions, educational programs, extra-curricular programs or employment against any individual on the basis of that individual’s race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, veteran status or ethnic origin. Inquires / complaints should be forwarded to the Director of Human Resources, at 830-792-7375.

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Schreiner Appreciates Memorial and Tribute Gifts

chreiner appreciates gifts made as tributes or as memorial recognition. In most instances, these gifts support general scholarships—always Schreiner’s greatest need. However, we also welcome gifts for other

The families of those being remembered receive a tasteful card that informs them of the gift and its purpose. Donation amounts are not disclosed.

If you would like more information about memorial or tribute giving, please call 830-792-7430. Or visit us online at www.schreiner.edu/giving

purposes: an academic or co-curricular program, the library, campus ministry, buildings and grounds, general endowment, etc. In Memory Of Gifts Received From Robert L. Armstrong Page Foshee William Astoria Carrie Astoria Mary Jelley

Loving Remembrances Create A Powerful Gift Stephen Furbush, ’98, always loved to be around kids, remember his parents,Louise “Weezie” and Bill Furbush of Hunt, TX. “He didn’t take a direct route to becoming a teacher,” Bill laughs, “but he finished at Schreiner and became a very happy teacher and coach. He especially liked to teach fourth grade!” When Stephen contracted a rare form of cancer in 2002, he battled mightily and was able to return to teaching at Hunt School for a couple of years. In 2006, however, when he was just 43, Steve lost the battle, leaving a profound loss for his family and his students.

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A few years after his parents established a memorial scholarship in his memory, “Forever Furbush,” an interesting tradition, took on a life of its own. Steve’s wife, Jane, his brother Billy, and his sister Anne (Curran)—along with many of his friends from high school and college— wanted to find a way to help the scholarship grow. They invented “The Furbash” at the Roddy Tree Ranch near Hunt, a mostlyannual party where all who attend hear good music and have an opportunity to make a contribution of any size. No pressure, just fond memories. Schreiner has received more than 111 gifts for this named scholarship, and the fund now surpasses $91,000!

Barbara Davis GVNW Consulting, Inc. Mary Ellen & Tim Summerlin Carol Epperson Cathy Henry

Stephen Furbush Cheryl Andrews Gladys & William Mary & Bobby Chamberlain Blackburn Mary & Ronny Gazaway Kathy Bogie Karen & Ron Girard Martha Covert Rahnee Gladwin Capriola Holding Co. Aileen Hodgson Lynn Covert Carol & Paul Pitts Jean & Dennis Linda & Joseph Scott Murphree Debra & Milton Marvin Rebecca & Herbert Williamson Meek Foundation Adrienne Rivers & Richard Pappas Mary Hauser Wendy Blaettner Nelson Puett Foundation Trisha Love Cathy & Ray Renner Janie Newton Dale & Bill Sumers Michael Thompson Joy & John Hruby Byron Buzzini Ann & Jack Wilheln David Coad Lauri & Robert Crockett Clifton Davis Cathy Henry Jared Diamond Mark Edinburgh Andrea & Steve Gerlach

Susan Kinane Lea & Kyle Nye Bunkie & Sheldon Shed Andra & Craig Smith Anne & Paul Steinkamp Lari Whitten Louise Lang Margaret & Jack Bossler Margaret Cowden Mary Ann McRae OGX Operating LLC Carolyn Roden Michael Roye William Watson Michael Looney Mary Bascues Laura Batchelder James Mayer Najla & Lee Weathersbee Mancy & Joseph McCormack Jay McCormack

Joe McCracken Cathy & Ronnie Behrens Kerrville Veterinary Clinic

Lisa Turner Linda & Kit Werlein Patty & Paul Zohlen

Elinor & Robert Ross Laura & Tom Ross

Peggy Monroe Kitty Ocker

Jonathan Sallas J.B. & Kathryn Sallas Charitable Foundation

Scott Murphy Cathy & Samuel Atkins

Jack Murray Harriet & Layton Goleman Cathy Henry Texhillco School Employees Federal Credit Union

Walter Schreiner Laura & Weir Labatt

Joanne Smith Cathy Henry

Joanne Stark Arthur Stark

Judy Quereau Charles Quereau

Jonathan Ragsdale Camp Mystic Carolynn & Stan Cobbs Page Foshee Kathy & Johnnie Hawkins Adele & Sam Junkin Laura & Weit Labatt Nancy & Ted Paup Camille Quarles Mary Ellen & Tim Summerlin

C.W. “Bill” Sunday W.T. & Louise J. Moran

Betty Tucker Margaret Cowden Carol Crawford Jane & Kyle Hobin Laura & Weir Labatt Myra Robinson

Douglas Wistner Page Foshee Laura & Weir Labatt

Tribute Gifts (Red type names the honoree.) In Honor of Gifts Received From Lynn & Theo Blue Margaret & Billy Balthrop Don Crandall Maria Butler

T. Roy Martin Judy & Warren Ferguson John Huddleston Page Foshee Adele Junkin Elaine Dreeben Karen Davis Kilgore & the Advancement Team Ruth Whitehurst Meg & Richard Young

Demmie Mayfield Shannon Kilgore & Farrel Farhoudi Nancy & Ted Paup Barry Richardson Candice Scott Jane & Ronald Woellhof

Jack Steele Meredith & Andrew Brewer Sue Steele Mark Tuschak Shannon Tuschak Nancy & Ed Wallace

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Schreiner Oaks Society helps SU build a strong future

he Schreiner Oaks Society recognizes those friends who have included Schreiner in their estate plans. While most of these commitments will not be fulfilled for many years, our entire learning community is encouraged by the knowledge that Schreiner’s financial future grows stronger by each gift. If you have included Schreiner in your will or other means—or if you would like to know how to do so—please call 830-792-7205. You do not have to disclose specific details of your plans to qualify as a member of the Schreiner Oaks Society.

I grew up in the Texas Hill Country town of Hunt where my parents, Velma & Kenneth Jones owned the resort hotel, Heart O’ the Hills Inn. I attended Tivy & admired Schreiner “Institute”. And the Rev. William Logan was my pastor at First Presbyterian. So it was with a great deal of pleasure that I was recently inducted into the Schreiner Oaks Society. And my eventual estate gifts will support the William Logan Library!

— Jan Jones Roberts

New Members Current Members Carol & Baxter Adams Anonymous Linda & Don Adams Traci & Daron Allen Sandy & Jim Alsup Clarice Amann Tiffany Andresen Nancy Anguish H. C. Arbuckle Carrie & Scott Arrington Rick Assunto Estela & James Avery Teeka & Peter Baldwin Darlene & Dewayne Bannister Carol & David Barker Corey & Raymond Barker Cynthia Becker Lea† & Arthur Bell Verna & Joe Benham Bud Benning Anonymous Anita† & Spencer Blocker Lynn & Theo Blue Chica Greenlee & Allen Boatwright

Carrie Astoria Julie & Frank Dunlap Charles Hueber Marianne & Robert Bowers Cheryl & Chris Bratton Lloyd Brinkman+ Pat & Tom Browne Gaston Broyles Barbara Bruno Hazel Anne Burnett Debbie Burress Betty & William Byrd Paul Camfield William Campbell Atanacio Campos Isabel & Carlos Campos Diana & Anthony Comuzzie Mary & Rene Canales Missy & Jarred Carter Susan Carver Helen Hagens & John Casbergue James Chamlee Beth & Eugene Chappell Dale “Chip” Chase Virginia Ruth & Jack† Clarke Jerry & Mark Clements Carolynn & Stan Cobbs Ellen Connelly Shirley & Julian Coskey Martha† & Frank Covert Anne & Richard Cree

Shanna & Trey Iverson Mary Jelley Sylvia & Dan Ostos Janett & Harlan Crouse Priscilla & Gary Crozier Elizabeth & Robert Cunningham Peggy & Thomas Currie Amy & Steve Daniels Gloria Davis Rachel† & Clyde Day Cynthia Diaz de Leon Joan Dell Dolce† Karen & John Dooley Elaine Murray Dreeben & Sam Dreeben Carol Jean & Walter Dunlap Jeannine & Patrick Dunn Laura Lewis Duty Julie & Wayne Eberly Linda & David Evans Kamron Farhoudi Donna & Royce Faulkner Judy & Warren Ferguson Page Foshee Alta & William† Foster Martha & Joe† Foy Sonya & Bill Franklin Mignonne Frantzen Carolyn & Wally Freeman Mike Frick B.K. & Fred Gamble Nancy Nixon Garcia

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Tricia & Dean Pogue Jan Roberts Dorothy Sippy+

Mary Florence & Daniel Garza Donna & Creston Gay Patsy & William Goertz Elizabeth & John† Goforth Helen & Dan† Goodwin Louise Gorelick Gena & Neil Griffin Susie & John Grimes Mildred Grinstead Zaira & Andres Gutierrez Peggy & John Hainey Jane & Richard Harben Charlotte & Roy Harrell Novia & Ross Harris Rebecca & William Harrison Claire Hartman Mary & Rufus Hayes Grinstead Henderson Family, LP Jean & Mike Higgins Carolyn & Kelly Hildebrand Robin Hill Mary & Jerry Hilton Jane & Kyle Hobin Herbert Holchak Patsy Holekamp Elsa Hopkins-Calvin Kathleen Hudson Beth & David Johnson

Edith & James† Johnson Aileen & Arthur Jones Fran & John Jones Nancy & E. Dixon Junkin Don Beth & Fred Junkin Adele & Sam Junkin Susan Junkin Carole & Fred Kelly Robert Kelly Karen Davis Kilgore Robert Knight Laura & Weir Labatt Carolyn & Kenneth Landrum Louise† & Garland† Lang Missie & Sam Lanham Ann & James Laughlin Peg Layton & Steve Spahr Bill Lemoine Mary Pennington Loftis & Dennis† Loftis Beverly Lohmeyer Gill MacGregor Sue & Doug Maclay Mollie & Frank Maresh Carolyn & Everett† Marley Richard Marrs Ann & Gene Marshall Lorraine & Bill Marten Tricia & William Matthews Demmie Mayfield † - deceased

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Karen & Maurice McAshan Cayce & Charlie McCormick Carol McDonald Janet McKinney Annmarie & Douglas Miles Robert Glenn Miller Betty & Tom Mobley Joanne Mosley John Moyer Linda & Leland Murphy Mary & Bill Muse Carol Nagle Jean Nixon-Telfer

Rae & Jimmie Peschel Joann Pfeister Lavon† & Verne Philips Susan Philips Suzy & Richard Pollard Harriet† & Harford Powel Caroline & Harwood Puett Charles Quereau Lou & Henry† Quinius Mary & Karl Ransleben Dalene & Robert Reagan Elise & William Reid Angie & Ed Richmond Lena Rippstein Stephenie & Randall Roberts Janet Robinson

Marvin Singleton Betsy & Gary Slade Susan & Bill Sliva Jeanie & David Smith Marty Sorell Lois & Dan Sowards Mary & Walter Springall Sue & Jack Steele Pat Chastain & Fred Stevens Claudia Sullivan Mary Ellen & Tim Summerlin Lane Tait Mark Talbot Neena & Ron Tefteller Lois & Jack† Thurmond Dorothy Tucker

Lawrie Nomer Nancy & Robert Norris Gini Norris-Lane & Wes Lane James Nugent Lea & Kyle Nye Kathleen Ocker Gloria Olsen Dot & Bill O’Neal Me-J. & John O’Neal Jane† & Joe Owen Jennifer Palmer Cee Parker Barbara & Mike Pate Betty & Ralph† Pelton Raymond Perrotta+ Gerald Persyn

Myra Robinson Carolyn Roden Gary Rodriguez Louis Romero Elizabeth & Richard† Ryan Ammie Rose & Forrest†Salter Shirley & Bob Schmerbeck Elaine & Garland† Scogin Neel & Robert Scott Sharon & Loren Scribner Gerry† & Frank Seaman Cindy Sengel Barbara & Eldon Sheffer Fronie & Robert† Shelton Susan & Randy Shepler Abby Shupe

Anne Turner Lisa & David Turner Shannon & Mark Tuschak Danette Vines Barbara Von Brandt-Siemers & Paul Siemers Danny & Ed† Wagoner Catherine Wahrmund Kathie Walker Barbara & Barton Wallace Nancy & Ed Wallace Linda Wattonville Rebecca & Scott Weaver Kit Werlein Caroyl Wheelus Duane Whitlow

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Ann & Bill Wilde Billy Wilkinson Marion & William Wilson John Wilton Jane & Ron Woellhof Marianne Wofford David Wolff Linda & Louis Womack Mary & Larry Woods Stephanie & William Woods Louise & Stan Woodward Jerri & Walter Workman Bob Wright Robert Young Ron Zarychta

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Please visit our planned giving website: http://schreiner. giftlegacy.com or call 830-792-7205 for more information.

Mary Oakes, ’14, is the proud owner of Light & Time Photography and returned to campus on assignment to create the portraits found in this issue of Momentum. To learn more about Mary or to book a photo shoot, find her online at

www.light&timephotography.com Mary’s photo by Schreiner alumnus, Nick Newland, ‘14

Evelin Abernathy Willard Amann Autie M. Anderson Ima Andrews Mardi Ashley Jeff Austin Louise & Jack Barbee Richard Barnes Joyce A. Bellomy Francis & Billy Benton Marion Bergin Martha & C.W. Bocock Earl Bruno

Merle & Raymond Dietert Eleanor & William Dozier Jeannette Early Carlton Eaton Marguerite & Andrew Edington Rosemary Egan Ruth Fagan Gladys & Ralph Fawcett Frances & Marion Ferguson Doris Fowler John Furman Dixie Garison Jessie & Victor Earl Garrett Averill Gouldy Agatha & V. J. “Tex” Graham

Ben E. Jackson Maud Jennings George Junkin Isabelle Kitch Nell Schreiner Labatt Judy & Jack Lander Fern Laughlin Henry Lewis Elizabeth & Charles Liggett Luise Livingston Charlene & William Logan Esther Lloyd Michael Looney Rachael Luna Michael MacGregor James Thurman Mackey

Beryl & Erwin Nevill Lois & Harvey Newberry Jean Worthington Onion Lucy Page Louise Paine Wilma Palmer Lucile Pampell Josephine & Ernest Parker Laura Patton Lillian Peek David Perry Alpha Mae Pollock Kathryn & Robert Porcher Ray Presley Paul Prestwich Cleo Burk Prestwood

Edith Schmerbeck Beulah & Creighton Secor Joe Sheeler Mary Frances Sherlock Shirley Sherman Mary Sivley Jeanne & Robert Slobod Helen Snow Bernice Springall W. C. Steed Ralph Storm Hettie Streithoff Mary Galen Thomas Ethel Lee Tracy Robert Trull

Elaine Byrd Kathleen & Floyd Cailloux Cecilia Shepherd Cambias Joseph Cavitt Jewel Childs Dollie Cline Coralie Croom David Cummings Virginia & Randall Cutlip Estha Davis Jonnie R. Davis Ralph Davis Nancy & Ralph Denham Lyde & Charles Devall Alma Dietert Doris & Clarence Dietert

Joan & Carroll Griffin Fred Grinstead David Guin Mildred & Walter Guin Elizabeth Hall Elizabeth Halm Zelma Hardy Inez & Frank Harrison Florence Hayes Jean Herlin M. Frances Hoffman Ann & William Hollocher Wilba & Wrather Holmgreen Margaret & Richard Hosler

Ruth Marten Mae & James Martin Gail & Mark Maxwell Mary Margaret Mayfield Edna Ann McMurray Robert Meyers Evelyn & Leon Miller Luella Milner Oleta & Jacob Mixon Ida Rose & C. E. Moore Daisy Morris James Mosley Douglas Motley Julie & Park Myers Bennett Nance Nancy Neal

Ruth & Nelson Puett Sara & Tom Ratcliffe Ann & Browne Rice Hazel Richmond Clara Rickbeil Herbert Rigsbee Betty Robinson Mary & Raymond Roche Lillian Rogers Mary & Bernard Rohe Emmy & Moak Rollins Josephine Romero Caroline Ross Elinor & Robert Ross Eloise & Ruben Rusche Jonathan Sallas

Betty & Gordon Tucker Laverne Turner Roberta Van Alstyne Mary Wagoner Betty & Jack Walcher William Walker Margaret & Dayton Walkup Eva Wasson June & George Weitz Gordon Wellborn Ruth & Elmore Whitehurst Cleve Wheelus Mary Wight L. A. Wilson Toddie Lee Wynne † - deceased 2015 E D I T I O N

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As a member of the Schreiner community, • I will commit myself to the pursuit of knowledge with personal integrity and academic honesty. • I will support a culture of diversity by respecting the rights of those who differ from myself. • I will contribute to the scholarly heritage left by those who preceded me and work to leave this a better place for those who follow. • I will Enter with Hope, and Leave with Achievement. From “the Schreiner Promise,” spoken each year at Convocation, marking the beginning of a new school year.