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NEWSLETTER OF SCHREINER UNIVERSITY
Winter 2006 Volume X, Number 1
Mountaineer Center Campaign Underway
2006 Distinguished Alumnus and Athletic Hall of Honor inductees announced
Fundraising for the 80,000 square-foot Mountaineer Center, a modern recreation and athletics facility, is underway with a $1 million gift from the Floyd A. & Kathleen C. Cailloux Foundation. “The Mountaineer Center will be tangible evidence of Schreiner’s recognition that educating the whole person includes providing quality facilities for recreation, wellness and athletics,” said Schreiner’s president, Dr. Tim Summerlin. “It is one element not yet realized in the amazing renaissance of campus facilities of the last seven years. But we have made this commitment to our students, present and future, and we have the exciting challenge now to deliver on that commitment. The students deserve nothing less,” he said. Chairman of the Mountaineer Center Campaign and current Schreiner trustee, Rick Cree ’67, of Dallas, said the center is the next step in the evolution of Schreiner’s infrastructure. “This is leading Schreiner even further on the way to having a world-class campus,” he said. Scheduled for completion in 2009, the center will prove to be an essential recruiting tool for athletes and nonathletes alike, and offer current students a safe and attractive place to gather. It will become the headquarters for all Schreiner’s intercollegiate and intramural
Schreiner University has announced its 2006 Distinguished Alumnus and Athletic Hall of Honor inductees. Peter W. Baldwin and Wendell Mayes Jr. have been named Distinguished Alumni. Tom Ball Jr. will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor. Rex Kelly, William G. Gillis and W. C. Weir will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor posthumously. The six men will be honored at a banquet on April 1 during Recall, Schreiner University’s annual homecoming event. Peter W. Baldwin Peter W. Baldwin ’47, a former member of the board of trustees (1966-2004), played an instrumental role during Schreiner’s transition to a baccalaureate institution and co-chaired Schreiner’s successful $70 million comprehensive campaign. “He has a vision of achievement for Schreiner that encourages and motivates others to join with him in making that vision come true,” said Karen Kilgore, Schreiner’s consultant for planned giving, who nominated Baldwin. It is that vision that continues to inspire him and those he comes in contact with. “Schreiner has played such a big part in my life. I am very proud of the school and the progress it has made,” Baldwin said. “I know my entire experience with Schreiner has been rewarding to me. Even when walking the old bull ring, I probably would have argued the point. Their personal attention to each student is part of the reason that Schreiner is successful today in making responsible adults out of children.”
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In This Issue... Distinguished Alumnus/ Athletic Hall of Honor Mountaineer Center Black History Month Events Sports Global Competition Honor Roll of Donors
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Wendell Mayes Jr. Wendell Mayes Jr. ’42 is not one to rest on
his laurels. After a long and distinguished career in broadcasting, Mayes decided to return to college and pursue a bachelor’s degree from St. Edwards University. He graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science, 50 years after earning his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University. “People always ask me why I decided to go back to school,” he said. “The honest answer is that I just want to learn some more things. I didn’t want to sit around and do nothing all day, and there are an awful lot of things I don’t know that I would like to learn.” That insatiable appetite for knowledge, which began at Schreiner Institute, has led Mayes through an extraordinary life marked by his commitment to helping others. At the age of 10, Mayes’ son was diagnosed with diabetes, and since that time he has remained steadfast in his dedication to furthering diabetes research. He served as the chairman of the American Diabetes Association (A.D.A.) for three years and as president of the International Diabetes Foundation, the first non-medical person to hold the position. That honor lead to the A.D.A. creating the group’s highest non-scientific award in his name. Spencer Blocker ’52 said of the man he nominated: “He is the most giving person that you will ever meet.” Tom Ball Jr. When Tom Ball Jr. ’42 entered Schreiner Institute in 1940, he was already a celebrated high school football player. To this day he is remembered throughout East Texas as a versatile triple threat running back, who was strong on both offense and defense.
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Distinguished Alumnus/Athletic Hall of Honor continued from page 1 In his freshman year at Schreiner, Ball excelled as half-back and punter. According to the 1940 Recall, the team, under coach Rex Kelly, began the season with the motto, “Nothing less than the conference championship.” On November 22 that dream came true as Schreiner defeated Kilgore Junior College for the Texas Junior College Championship. Of that season Recall modestly states, “Tom Ball’s punting….. was worthy of mention and commendations.” He was named captain of the 1941 Mountaineers, and although the season record reflected four wins and three losses, Ball once again made a name for himself on the field. After having his education disrupted to serve in World War II, he finished his education, receiving his B.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin in 1948. He also went on to distinguish himself in his professional life, retiring as a vicepresident with Paine-Webber Investments in 1999. In his nomination, Gene Marshall ’52 said, “I can only believe that were Coach Rex Kelly here today, he would be the first to second the nomination.” W. C. (Heinie) Weir W.C. (Heinie) Weir ’45 was Schreiner Institute’s head football coach and athletic director from 1937 until 1945. After that he served in
a variety of other roles at Schreiner, retiring as academic dean in 1971. Weir served as captain of the Texas A&M football team in his senior year there, wrote Sam M. Junkin ’51, former Schreiner president, in his nomination. “When his leg was broken in a game, the A&M coach told the student body to be ready, that someone might be called from the stands during the game. Hence was born the 12th man tradition,” wrote Junkin. He went on the say, “In many ways, Coach Weir was a stern man, one who did not rest easy with what he considered ‘nonsense.’ But he was respected and he served Schreiner admirably.” William G. Gillis Jr. William G. Gillis Jr. ’37 distinguished himself while at Schreiner Institute, as the Best All-Around Cadet, a football and track letterman, and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. He was from Cameron, Texas. Maj. Gillis ’41 went on to glory at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, where he was a cadet lieutenant, captain of the 1940 football team and a three-year track letterman. He was killed in action October 1, 1944 in Gremercy Forest in France during WW II. When he died, Gillis was married to Lenore Riley Mudge ’37.
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continued from page 1 athletics, and provide a firstclass environment for academic classes, physical fitness, recreation programs, and community events. The modern facilities for baseball, softball, tennis, basketball, soccer and volleyball will help attract and retain student athletes, who comprise more than 25 percent of Schreiner’s student body. Cree said the Mountaineer Center will not only serve our students, but also provide the region with a thriving university complete with modern, attractive facilities that will help encourage people and businesses to relocate here. 2
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Members of the steering committee include: Raymond Berry ’51, Tennessee; Charles Browning, trustee, Kerrville; Charley Johnson, ’58, New Mexico; Steve Stephens, former trustee, San Angelo; Rick Cree, ’67, Dallas; Rufus Hayes, trustee, Kerrville; Weir Labatt, trustee, San Antonio; Wendell Mayes, ’42, Austin; Bob Reagan, ’47, Kerrville; Randy Roberts (ex officio), ’67, Tyler, chairman of the board.
Gillis received the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star, two Purple Hearts, Distinguished Service Order (British), Croix De Guerre, Silver Gilt and Vermillion Stars (French). As a testament to his popularity and the legacy he left behind, West Point dedicated the Gillis Field House in his memory in 1989. Rex Kelly Rex Kelly ’52 coached track and football and taught Spanish at Schreiner Institute from 1935 to 1952. Sam Junkin ’51, who nominated Kelly, said, “Rex was an outstanding track coach, but an even better friend. Often a friend to the least likely. Many are the stories of the young men Rex ’adopted’ when all others had given up. I have heard of those the administration voted to suspend, only for Rex to ask that they be given one more chance and that he be given responsibility. After his service to Schreiner, Rex became a full-time rancher, but he kept up his relationships with his athletes and other Schreiner students. He was a rare and wonderful man.” For more information, visit www. schreiner.edu/formerstudents/ athletics.html or www.schreiner.edu/ formerstudents/distinguished.html. To attend the tribute banquet on April 1, please call 830-792-7201. Regional leadership committee members include: Bubba Coskey ’54, Houston; Hagi Hagigholam ’81, Kerrville; Ross Harris ’66, George West; Kenneth Landrum, McAllen; Ken Murray ’66, Lubbock; Dan Ostos ’60, Kerrville; Stuart Sliva ’89, El Paso; Allen Smith ’82, Austin; Mark Talbot ’80, McAllen; Charles Torti Schreiner faculty; Kathleen Vaughan ’92, Abilene; Reggie West ’51, San Antonio; Milton Wilson ’59, Schreiner staff. For more information and updates on the Mountaineer Center and the campaign, visit the Web site at www.schreiner.edu/ MountaineerCenter.
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President’s Perspective By Dr. Tim Summerlin I watched quite a few college bowl games over the holidays, much to Mary Ellen’s dismay, since she strongly prefers to view old West Wing episodes. I justify myself by turning the sound down to eliminate commentary and reading as I catch the action. Did it seem to you that this year there were an abnormal number of games where one team captured an early, overwhelming lead and ended up either getting caught or nearly getting caught by its opponent? That was certainly my impression. One team gets up by 28-0 or 35-7, coasts along, and then has to hang on for dear life to win—if it succeeds in doing so. How can this be so? Sometimes it is a matter of breaks evening out. Lucky bounces go the other way or the quarterback gets the wind to his advantage. But I believe something else was often at work as those leads evaporated late in the game. At times you could see the change on the screen. The winning team laughs on the sidelines. Defensive backs strut around as if they had only to show up to ensure success. Worst of all, players douse their coach with Gatorade while three minutes remain in the contest and their lead is only a precarious touchdown! Can’t we wait for Dandy Don to start “Turn Out the Lights?” When we figure that for most of those competing, victory in a bowl game is an important goal, small wonder that we bang our heads (especially if it is our team involved) and ask, “Why? Why?” when we witness such foolishness. Alexander Pope would remind us that “What the weak head with strongest bias rules,/ Is pride, the never-failing vice of fools.” When I get so filled with my own superiority and truly believe the press clippings that I imagine will be produced the next day, then it gets easy to lose focus, become inattentive to task, and fail to remain true to the traits that got me where I am. What is true in football games is true in many other endeavors. I’ve often thought that one of our greatest risks, when we are doing well at our work here at Schreiner, is that of losing our focus on mission and deluding ourselves that we can play our role out by rote. Fortunately, while the risk is always there, the evidence that I see in my colleagues on the faculty and staff is quite the contrary. Clock watching, self congratulations, and the tendency to forget why we are here in the first place—these are not traits commonly found among them. Knowing that makes it much easier to continue affirming the theme of “learning by heart” as reality rather than mere hype. And it makes me continually thankful to be working among such folks. So for heaven’s sake, let’s stay away from that Gatorade barrel as long as the clock is still ticking!
Schreiner University Sponsors Black History Month Activities The African-American Gala, a series of educational Black History Month events sponsored by Schreiner University, is designed to raise awareness of and financial support for the Doyle Community Center, the Barnett Chapel Methodist Church and Mt. Olive Baptist Church youth ministry educational programs during the month of February. The Doyle Community Center plays an essential role in the community by providing continuing education courses. It is the headquarters for the Kerrville Independent School District’s after-school mentoring program. The Center is funded through private donations and some grants. All of the following events are being coordinated with the assistance of Many Hats, a local event planning organization. With the exception of the luncheon, fashion show and the banquet, all events are free and open to the public. On Feb. 1, the planned festivities will kick off with a special Texas Music Coffeehouse Series, with the Willie Jaye Band and Clifton Fifer performing at 7 p.m. in Schreiner University’s Floyd & Kathleen Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket. On Feb. 6, the African-American Gala will present “The Beat Goes On—Many Voices, One Soul” featuring the Barnett Chapel Methodist Church and Mt. Olive Baptist Church choirs at 7 p.m. in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom. There is a $6 suggested donations to benefit both churches’ youth education programs. On Feb. 11, the Black Heritage Banquet, sponsored by Barnett Chapel Methodist Church, begins
at 6:30 p.m. at the Doyle School Community Center; tickets are $10 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Call 830895-4932 for more information. On Feb. 18, the “Almost Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon” will take place from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom. A silent auction will follow the luncheon. Tickets are $25 per person and must be purchased in advance. Proceeds will benefit the youth education program at Doyle School Community Center. For more information call 830-257-4446, 830-895-4932 or 830-896-5967. On Feb. 20, “Jabali Afrika,” a night of Kenyan music and dance will be at 7 p.m. at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom. On Feb. 21, David C. Smith, assistant professor of art at Schreiner University, will curate “Reflections of Culture and Community Past and Present,” an art exhibit at 7 p.m. in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center. There will also be an African-American youth art exhibit by Peterson Middle School art teacher Lyn Gold. At 7:30 p.m. Texas Southern University art professor Sarah Trotty will present “Symbolism in Multicultural Imagery.” The festivities will wrap up on Feb. 25 with “The Journey,” a night of drama, dance and music by Lorraine LeMon of Art-2-Heart at 8 p.m. at Dietert Auditorium on Schreiner’s campus. There is a suggested donation to benefit at-risk children. For more information about the events, please contact Martha York, director of Schreiner University’s Center for Innovative Learning at 830-792-7352 or mlyork@schreiner.edu.
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“Almost Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon;” 11 a.m.–2 p.m. in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom. $25 per person. Proceeds to benefit the Youth Education Program at Doyle Community Center. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Call 830-8954932 for more information. AfricanAmerican Gala event to celebrate Black History Month.
February 20 “Jabali Afrika” Kenyan music and dance. 7 p.m. in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom. AfricanAmerican Gala event to celebrate Black History Month.
February 21 “Reflections of Culture and Community, Past and Present.” 7 p.m. at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center, curated by David C. Smith, Schreiner assistant professor of art. There will also be a African-American youth art exhibit by Peterson Middle School art teacher Lyn Gold. At 7:30 p.m., Texas Southern University art professor Sarah Trotty will present “Symbolism in Multicultural Imagery.” African-American Gala event to celebrate Black History Month.
February 22 Speak Truth to Power Lecture Series presents, “I Cannot Tell a Lie”; speaker is Dr. Thomas Wayburn, 7 p.m., in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre.
February 22 Star Party in the open field next to the Texas Heritage Music Foundation office. Viewing begins at 7:15 p.m.
February 25 “The Journey” is a night of drama, dance and music by Lorraine LeMon of Art-2-Heart at 7 p.m. at Dietert Auditorium. There is a suggested donation to benefit at-risk children. African-American Gala event to celebrate Black History Month.
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March 1 Texas Music Coffeehouse Series Women’s History Month. 7 p.m. at Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket.
March 7 Harry Crate Lecture Series Speaker is Dr. Tom J. Mabry, professor of molecular, cell and developmental biology at the University of Texas at Austin; 7 p.m. at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Ballroom.
March 22 Speak Truth to Power Lecture Series, 7 p.m., at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center.
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C ALENDAR OF EVENTS April 5 Texas Music Coffeehouse Series at 7 p.m. in the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket.
April 10 Monday Night Fiction Series “The Amateur Marriage” by Anne Tyler; Dr. William Woods, associate professor of English and communication, will lead the discussion, 7 p.m. in Scarle Philips Room, William Logan Library.
April 12 Texas Writers Conference Andy Wilkinson, artist, songwriter and teacher on faculty at Texas Tech University, will present a workshop and evening program.
March 25 Schreiner Saturday, on campus, is a chance for high school seniors, their families and friends to learn about Schreiner’s academic programs, the admission process, financial aid and student life. Visit www.schreiner. edu/admissions to learn more or call 1-800-343-4919.
March 27 Chautauqua Lecture Series “Irish Murals of Resistance: What are We Fighting For?” Speaker is Elizabeth MacCrossan, instructor of English, 7 p.m., at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre.
March 31 Texas Music Coffeehouse Series presents Will Owen Gage, Jay Boy Adams and company, at 7 p.m., at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Corner Pocket.
April 19 Speak Truth to Power Lecture Series, 7 p.m., Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre, topic to be announced.
April 24 Chautauqua Lecture Series presents, “Visual Cues in Our Environment: What are We Really Saying?” by David C. Smith, assistant professor of art, at 7 p.m., at the Cailloux Campus Activity Center Theatre. For more information on events, visit
www.schreiner.edu/calendar Unless otherwise stated, all events are free and open to the public. For more information call Amy Armstrong at 830-792-7405.
March 31-April 2 Recall Weekend is Schreiner’s homecoming and features a variety of events across campus. For details, go to http://www.schreiner.edu/recall/
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A season of struggles and hope for women’s, men’s basketball Men’s Basketball The Schreiner men’s basketball team (3-11 overall, 3-9 ASC) started the season slowly, but have showed significant improvement as the calendar turned to 2006. The team won two of their first four games in ’06: vs. Louisiana College and at Concordia-Austin. Even in the losses, Schreiner was in virtually every game going into the closing minutes. The best reason for optimism is that head coach Thirman Dimery’s team continues to improve and always plays hard. The challenge is that much of the remaining schedule is away from Kerrville and against the upper division teams in the ASC West. The Mountaineers are led by juniors Jonathan Young (13 points, 4.5 rebounds) and Kevin Deans (13.5 points, 5 rebounds) and seniors Joseph Davis (8 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists) and Lance Hrncir (11 points, 4 rebounds). Women’s Basketball For the SU women’s basketball team, like the men’s team, 2006 has brought more success. The Schreiner women’s team
Schreiner Students Excel in Global Competition A group of Schreiner University business students captured 12th place out of 1,694 teams in a recent global competition. Team members who competed in the CAPSTONE Global Corporate Simulation Competition as team “Baldwin” are Mark Lenzo, Channan Cardella, and Amanda Brown, all of Kerrville; and Bradley McDonald of San Antonio. Brown said the competition was an amazing opportunity to integrate all of the skills and knowledge she has accumulated in the past four years as a student in Schreiner’s Cailloux School of Professional Studies. “In this simulation, we were able to see how decisions in each area of a business affect other areas and impact the success of the company as a whole,” Brown said. “We experienced conflicts in ideas and priorities within a management team and found solutions. We were able to see the importance of an overall company strategy and defined objectives for all members to be working towards. We formed a hard-working, dynamic leadership team with many talents. We are very pleased with the achievements of our virtual company, and hope we can use all that we learned through this experience to be successful in the business world.” Mark D. Woodhull, instructor of business administration and the team’s faculty sponsor, said the competition is a business student’s culminating experience after four years of business studies. “The corporate CAPSTONE simulation offered by Management Simulations Incorporated (MSI) provides our students with a challenging venue for exercising their business knowledge and skills and a global arena in which they can compete with over 1,600 other university academic and corporate executive teams,” Woodhull said. This is the third year Schreiner has competed.
is 5-11 overall, 5-9 (at the time this went to press) in the ASC, and got hot in January, going 4-3. The Mountaineers started fast, winning in new head coach Jeanette McKinney’s first game (a 96-87 overtime road win at Texas Lutheran), then went through a winless streak, but bounced back in the new year. Not only are the wins starting to come, the really good news is that this very young team has three emerging stars that it hopes to count on for at least the next two years. Freshman point guard Monica Enriquez leads the ASC in both scoring (20 points per game) and steals (5 per game) and is fourth in assists. Sophomore forward Vanessa Lopez is third in the ASC in scoring (19 points per game) and fourth in shooting percentage. Freshman forward Tasha Fennell is third in rebounding at 8.5 per game. The team has battled injury and illness and will be better off in the long run for what they’ve endured this year, said McKinney.
For schedules and more athletic news, visit
http://athletics.schreiner.edu 2005 Summer and Fall Graduates July 7, 2005 Undergraduate Brad Golden Jennifer Gulley Monica Lopez David McMahon
April Morris Keely Pyle Elijah Stone
Graduate Fred Pillet Janie Sellers
Dec. 13, 2005 Undergraduate Adriana Acosta Ashley Arreaga Paul Bottoms Zach Burtchell Karl Cadenhead Channan Cardella Mark Enke Rodney Holland Jonathan Kaulfus Angela Mau Robert McCoy Lillian Morales Kevin Mundt Eva Oldenbroek Amber Overall
Amanda Rees Erin Rowlett Bianca Salinas Stefanie Stelmach Kelly Uhlenhaker Katie Van Dyke Andy Vickers Nick Villanueva Matt Walden
Graduate Diane Arnold Denise Crenshaw Melissa Dunbar Sheri Honea Joy Newton John Parker Deborah Phillips Michael Shestko Linnette Shine Julie St. John Tana Strebeck Monica Wascom Rhonda Wilson
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Baseball
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Feb. 3 Feb. 4 Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. 18 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 28 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 24
UT-Permian Basin (dh) UT-Permian Basin Southwestern Southwestern Dallas (dh) UT-Dallas* UT-Dallas* (dh) Trinity Mississippi* Mississippi* (dh) Concordia-Austin* Concordia-Austin* (dh) Howard Payne* Howard Payne* (dh) Cardinal Stritch (dh) Sul Ross State*
HOME HOME Georgetown Georgetown Irving HOME HOME San Antonio Clinton, MS Clinton, MS Austin Austin HOME HOME HOME Alpine
Noon Noon 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Noon 2 p.m. Noon 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Noon 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.
Mar. 25 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 4 Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Apr. 17 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. 28-29 May 5-7 May 18-21 May 26-30
Sul Ross State* (dh) Hardin-Simmons* Hardin-Simmons* (dh) Trinity McMurry* McMurry* (dh) Mary Hardin-Baylor* (dh) Mary Hardin-Baylor* Dallas (dh) Texas Lutheran* Texas Lutheran* (dh) ASC Tournament - 1st Rd. ASC Championship NCAA D-III Regionals NCAA D-III World Series
Alpine HOME HOME HOME Abilene Abilene HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME TBD TBD TBD Appleton, WI
1 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. Noon 2 p.m. 1 p.m. TBD TBD TBD TBD
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Softball
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Opponent
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Feb. 18 Mar. 3
Concordia ASC Crossover Tourn. Ozarks* Mississippi* ASC Crossover Tourn. LeTourneau* East Texas Baptist* Texas Lutheran* (dh) Texas Lutheran* (dh) St. Scholastica (MN) (dh) Dallas Hardin-Simmons* (dh)
Concordia 1 p.m. Farmers Branch field #5 Noon field #3 4 p.m. Farmers Branch field #5 10 a.m. field #3 2 p.m. Seguin 1 p.m. Seguin 1 p.m. HOME 1 p.m. HOME 1 p.m. HOME 3 p.m.
Mar. 18 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 18 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. 28 Apr. 29
Hardin-Simmons* (dh) Concordia-Austin* (dh) Concordia-Austin* (dh) Howard Payne* (dh) Howard Payne* (dh) Mary Hardin-Baylor* Mary Hardin-Baylor* Trinity (dh) Sul Ross State* (dh) Sul Ross State* (dh) ASC Tournament ASC Tournament
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TBA TBA 9:30 a.m. TBA 3 p.m. TBA
Mar. 25 Mar. 28 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 5 Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Apr. 12 Apr. 13 Apr. 28-30
McMurry* Concordia-Austin* Mary Hardin-Baylor* Recall Alumni Tournament Southwestern Sul Ross State* Texas Lutheran* Hardin-Simmons* Howard Payne* ASC Championships
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8:30 a.m. TBA TBA TBA 9:30 a.m. TBA 3 p.m. 4 p.m. TBA 10 a.m.
Mar. 28 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 5 Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Apr. 12 Apr. 13 Apr. 28-30
Concordia-Austin* Mary Hardin-Baylor* Recall Alumni Tournament Southwestern Sul Ross State* Texas Lutheran* Hardin-Simmons* Howard Payne* ASC Championships
Mar. 4 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 17
Place
Time
HOME Austin Austin HOME HOME Belton Belton HOME HOME HOME TBD TBD
Noon 4 p.m. 11 a.m. 3 p.m. 11 a.m. TBA TBA 5 p.m. 3 p.m. 11 a.m. TBD TBD
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Men’s Tennis Date
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Time
Sept. 9-11 Sept. 16-17 Sept. 23-24 Sept. 30Oct. 2 Feb. 10-11 Feb. 18 Feb. 24-25 Mar. 6 Mar. 22
Kerrville Dr. Pepper Adult ASC Individual Tournament Temple College “3 Way”
HEB Center 8:30 a.m. Tyler TBA Temple TBA
ITA Southwest Regional HEB Collegiate Invitational Trinity ASC East-West Crossover Wabash St. Mary’s
San Antonio HOME San Antonio Dallas HOME TBA
HOME Austin Belton HOME HOME Alpine Seguin HOME HOME TBD
10 a.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. TBA 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 3 p.m. TBD
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Opponent
Sept. 9-11 Sept. 16-17 Sept. 23-24 Feb. 10-11 Feb. 18 Feb. 24-25 Mar. 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 22 Mar. 25
Kerrville Dr. Pepper Adult ASC Individual Tournament Temple College “3 Way” HEB Collegiate Invitational Trinity ASC East-West Crossover Wabash South Dakota St. Mary’s McMurry*
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Place HEB Center Tyler Temple HOME San Antonio Dallas HOME HOME TBA HOME
Place Austin Belton HOME HOME Alpine Seguin HOME HOME TBD
Time 2 p.m. 2 p.m. TBA 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 3 p.m. TBD
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Recall 2006
SFSA Second Annual Christmas Gathering
Recall is March 31–April 2. Plan to be with us—don’t miss a minute of the fun! • Saturday afternoon picnic, including more family and student fun, and decade sign-in and photos
On December 7 the San Antonio Area Chapter held its 2nd Annual Christmas Gathering at the Fort Sam Houston Club. Forty-three people braved the elements and enjoyed a grand evening of informal fellowship and presentations by Lea Nye ’92, vice president of the Schreiner Former Students Association, Schreiner University athletic director Ron Macosko, and Schreiner president Dr. Tim Summerlin. The scheduled appearance of the Schreiner Choir was prevented by the rain and ice, but the gathering enjoyed a Christmas carol or two.
• We’ll help you find and invite classmates • Quality child care available for Tribute to Schreiner Legends Banquet and Casino Night • Expanded Friday and Saturday evening activities for all ages • Personalized campus tours, and Friday afternoon tour of the “new” Kerrville • And much, much more
In other chapter news: the presidents and leaders of other SFSA chapters would love to have gatherings in their areas this spring. If you would like to support your area chapter, or if you would like to assist with the formation of a chapter for your area, please contact one of the chapter leaders. Chapter contact information is available at: www.schreiner.edu/ formerstudents/sfsa/events.html or by calling Allen Boatwright, Director of Alumni Relations at 830-792-7206, or email caboatwright@schreiner.edu.
Questions? Contact Allen Boatwright, Director of Alumni Relations, at 830-7927206, or email caboatwright@schreiner.edu.
Get up-to-date info on this year’s Recall: www.schreiner.edu/recall Members of the San Antonio Area Chapter of the Schreiner Former Students Association enjoy some holiday cheer during their 2nd Annual Christmas Gathering at Fort Sam Houston Club Dec. 7. About 43 members were able to enjoy the festivities in spite of the icy weather.
SFSA Meetings February 9 Dallas Area Former Students Monthly Meeting (2nd Thurs.) 6:30 p.m. at Spring Creek BBQ, LBJ at Preston Road
March 9 Dallas Area Former Students Monthly Meeting (2nd Thurs.) 6:30 p.m. at Spring Creek BBQ, LBJ at Preston Road
March 19 Houston Area Former Students “An Evening with the AEROS” Houston vs. San Antonio:
1-10 Hockey Rivalry. Contact Kari Short ’84 karishort@houston.rr.com or 713-722-8485
April 11 San Antonio Former Students 6 p.m. at Mamacita’s 8030 IH 10 West
April 13 Dallas Area Former Students Monthly Meeting (2nd Thurs.) 6:30 p.m. at Spring Creek BBQ, LBJ at Preston Road
July 11 San Antonio Former Students 6 p.m. at Mamacita’s 8030 IH 10 West
October 10
San Antonio Former Students 6 p.m. at Mamacita’s 8030 IH 10 West
* If you have interest in attending a former student gathering that is not in your area, please contact Allen Boatwright, Director of Alumni Relations, at 830792-7206, or email caboatwright@schreiner.edu. SFSA Note: Additional Schreiner former students area meetings are being scheduled during these months. For details (location and time) on scheduled meetings, visit www. schreiner.edu/formerstudents/ sfsa_events.html
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H O N O R RO L L O F D O N O R S Donors have always played a vital role in helping Schreiner University to provide a first-rate education for our students. From Charles Schreiner’s donations of land and endowment in 1917 to establish Schreiner Institute, to the Cailloux family’s generosity that built our latest academic building, Kathleen Cox Cailloux Hall, the history of Schreiner University is a story of philanthropy and generous supporters. In these pages we salute you—you who supported the Hill Country College Fund, sponsored a student, provided funds for student scholarships, supported Campus Ministry or the Learning Support Services program, or made a donation to our comprehensive campaign building projects, or any of our many programs or projects on campus from January 1, 2005 to December 31, 2005. Thank you! Captain’s Council Gifts of $5,000 or above and multi year pledges
Abel Hill Country Properties Carol and Baxter Adams ADCO Advertising Inc. - Kerrville Nancy Anguish H.C. Arbuckle Nancy and Cecil Atkission Estela and Jim Avery James Avery Craftsman, Inc. Teeka and Pete Baldwin Chica Greenlee and Allen Boatwright Vicki and Brian Breeding Carolyn and Ken Bruner Barbara Bruno Effie & Wofford Cain Foundation The Cailloux Foundation Isabel and Carlos Campos Beth and Eugene Chappell Virginia Ruth and Jack Clarke Francelle and Dennis Collins Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country Loring Cook Foundation Shirley and Bubba Coskey Martha and Frank Covert Anne and Rick Cree Robbie and Harold Crocker Joanne and Davy Crocker Arney Davis Clarence Dietert Estate Early Foundation Inc. Jeannette Early Kirsten and Levon Eastin Linda and David Evans ExxonMobil Foundation Inc. Jennifer and Kamron Farhoudi Mike and Vinna Farhoudi Fasken Foundation Royce and Donna Faulkner Judy and Warren Ferguson Julie Finger First Presbyterian Church - Bryan First Presbyterian Church Foundation - Dallas First Presbyterian Church - Ft.Worth First Presbyterian Church - Kerrville First Presbyterian Church - Midland First Presbyterian Church - San Antonio Michele and Trey Fisher Sonya and Bill Franklin Mignonne and Scott Frantzen Joann and Jack† Furman B.K. and Fred Gamble Louise Gorelick Rosa May Griffin Foundation
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George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation Gulf-Tex Co Inc. Jane Harris Novia and Ross Harris Inez Harrison Estate Florence Hayes Estate Hillcrest Foundation Richard Hosler Estate Elizabeth and Mike Hughes Pat Jackson Adele and Sam Junkin K-Bar Construction Kerr County Abstract Co. Inc. Carolyn and Kenneth Landrum Jonathon Letz Sandy and Peter Lewis Michael Looney Richard Marrs Berna Jean and Ken Mattheis Tricia and Bill Matthews Demmie Mayfield Betty and Tom Mobley Phyllis Mullins Lea and Kyle Nye Roxie and Clint Orms Barbara and Mike Pate Laura Patton Estate Vaneta and Carl Perkins Hal and Charlie Peterson Foundation Lavon and Verne Philips Susan Posey Paul Prestwich Estate Masel Quinn Tom Ratcliffe Dalene and Bob Reagan RGK Foundation Ann and Browne Rice Estate Angie and Ed Richmond Stephenie and Randy Roberts Sue Robertson Myra Robinson Elinor Ross Gayle and Fred Saunders SBC Foundation Barbara and Walter Schellhase Susan and Randy Shepler Jennifer and Stuart Sliva Mimi and Allen Smith The William A and Madeline Welder Smith Foundation Susan and Richard Stark Steele Ranch Pollyanna and Steve Stephens Sterling-Turner Foundation Carmen and Charles Sullivan Mary Ellen and Tim Summerlin Hatton W. Sumners Foundation Inc. Terminix/ABC Pest Control Kathy and Charles Thomas Lois and Jack Thurmond Trull Foundation Shannon and Mark Tuschak
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Nancy and Ed Wallace Sana and Bob Waller Mary and Dave Weekley Welch Foundation Wells Fargo Bank Kerrville Carolyn and Danny Wheat Ruth Whitehurst Gail and Feather Wilson Judy and Harold Wunsch President’s Associates Gifts of $1,000—$4,999
Frances and Bill Allen Mardi Ashley Sue and Joe Atkinson Darlene and Dewayne Bannister Margaret Barnhart Joyce and Bob Barton Stuart Baumann Tom Benson† Anita and Carlton Biermann Lynn and Theo Blue Jan and Bob Bowmer Mr. and Mrs. Bill C. Bradley Jay Bright Broadway National Bank Nancy and John Broocks Junie and Gaston Broyles Kathy and Kenneth Burke ChevronTexaco Jerry and Mark Clements Carol and Don Cody Covington Family Trust Frances Cree Crenwelge Motors Elizabeth and Bob Cunningham Cynthia and Ruben Diaz de Leon Gloria and Don Dorsey Eleanor and Bill Dozier Lucille and Lindsay Duff Jean and Bill Erickson First Presbyterian Church - Ingram First Presbyterian Church - Junction Page Foshee Martha and Joe Foy Francisco’s Carolyn and Wally Freeman Jean Gallagher Linda and Dan Garcia Natalie and Ricky Garcia Sara and Mando Garza Donna and Creston Gay Patsy and Bill Goertz Diane and Bob Green Sandra and Gerry Griffin Grinstead Henderson Family, L.P. Edith & Gaston Hallam Foundation No 2 Carolyn and Houston Harte
Highland Park Presbyterian Church Highland Park Presbyterian Women Hill Country State Bank Hill Country Telephone Co-Op, Inc. Jane and Kyle Hobin Myrt and Jack Huebner Huser Construction Company Johnson Controls Foundation JWL - GSW, LTD. Kerrville Daily Times Kerrville Telephone Company Ginger and Earl Kilgore Kiwanis Club of Kerrville KPMG Foundation Billie and Dan Krausse Laura and Weir Labatt Mike and Joan† Lanham Ann and Jim Laughlin Peg Layton and Steve Spahr June and Chris Leavy Delores and Dewey Livingston Dennis Loftis Flynn Long Mychele Lord Mollie and Frank Maresh Jim Matthews Mary Jane and Wendell Mayes Barbara McLellan Jan and Earl Merritt Ada Jo and Mac Merwin Steve Mettner Robert Meyers Jacob Mixon Nancy Neal Joan and Chester Nowak Alice and Erle Nye Gloria Olsen Me J and John O’Neal Optimist Club of Kerrville Sylvia and Dan Ostos Vicky and Harris Pappas Dodo and Clyde Parker Helen and Randy Price Ann and Donnie Rauschuber Karen and Heinz Roesch Esthermae and David Rooke Rotary Club of Kerrville San Pedro Presbyterian Church Eddie Sawyer Rolinda and Arthur Schmidt Kathryn Schutts Elaine Scogin Lillian and Dudley Seay Security State Bank & Trust Mary Frances Sherlock Jeanne Slobod G. A. Smith Martha and John South Sandy Speed Sue and Jack Steele Teri and George Stieren
Stuart-Griffin-Perlitz Foundation Dorothy Summerlin Texas Commission on the Arts Texas Independent College Fund Texas Presbyterian Foundation Billie and Gil Thomas Tucker Foundation Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Catherine Wahrmund Betty and Jack Walcher Mary Ellen and Ray Walls Marie and Wayne Warren Bill Webb Wells Fargo Bank Matching Gift Center Linda Parker and Kit Werlein Westminster Presbyterian Church of Austin Texas Debbie and Bob Wiggins Ann and Bill Wilde Williams Community Relations Victoria and David Wilson Marion and Bill Wilson Marianne Wofford Mary Louise & Oliver Wood Mountaineer Club Gifts of $500–$999
Lola and Irvin Anderson Eleanor and Ray Baldwin Joel Baulch Verna and Joe Benham Bethel Presbyterian Church - West Columbia David Bright Briscoe Hall Inc. Barbara and James Brooks Susan and Randy Brooks Camp Mystic Inc. Emily and William Clark Coleman & Company Loyce and Bill Collenback Coralie Croom Janett and Harlan Crouse Sue Cummings Peggy and Tom Currie Ms. Fagan Estate First Presbyterian Church - Kilgore First Presbyterian Church - Longview Susan and James Garrison Kay and Otto Harrison Joy and Theron Hawkins Tillie and Joe Hedrick Jean Herlin Kit and Mike Hunter JM Lowe & Company Bonnie and J.E. Johnson Elise and Russ Joseph Kerrville Host Lions Club Karen Kilgore
H O N O R RO L L O F D O N O R S Nancy and Tom Koger Jane and John Koonsman Laura and Bill Laing Ruth and Harvey Lindner Massey Itschner & Co PC Martha and H.D. Maxwell Patty and Miles McGrane Susie and Jim Morgan Emily and David Peeples Caroline and Harwood Puett Nancy and Robert Rooke Midge and Clyde Saunders Nelda and Mark Scharringhausen Shirley and Bob Schmerbeck Gerry and Frank Seaman Peter Shaddock Audrey and Dell Sheftall Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc. Barbara Von Brandt-Siemers and Paul Siemers Mary and Bob Smallwood Sandra and J. Fort Smith Lois and Dan Sowards St. Mark Presbyterian Church State Farm Insurance Irene Thomas Liquita and Lawrence Thompson Carrie and Charles Torti Tessie and John Trappey Betty Tucker Union State Bank Verizon Foundation Rex Wagner Gloria and Frank Walsh Jeanne and George West Monica and Brick Whitehurst Jane and Russell Wilhour Amanda & David Williams Elizabeth and Reginald Wilson Bonnie and Fred Woodell Sue and Jim Woods Harry Wright Maroon & White Club Gifts of $250–$499
Patricia and Martin Allday Carolyn and Speedy Allison Sandra and James Alsup Ashland Inc. Beverly and Bob Avery Jeanette Ball-Reyes Carol and David Barker Ted Barnett Lilia and Steven Beal Candyce and Bruce Beneke Ann and Ed Berrio Margaret and Ollie Brown Pat and Tom Browne Ruth and Robert Brunk Camp La Junta Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Commercial Realty Services Communities Foundation of Texas Inc. Hazel and Joe Coughran Verna Mae Crutchfield Davidson, Freedle, Espenhover, & Overby PC Margery and Carl Davis Elanie and Frank Davis Rachel and Clyde Day Deborah and Dick Dobie
Mary Margaret and Glen Doyen Jana and Stephen Drane Jodie and Jay Dunnahoo Nadine and Gerald Edson Energy Land Inc. Bob Fairchild Susan and Bob Fendley Bryan Finley & Associates Alice and Peter Garcia Gail and O. Finley Graves Susie and John Grimes Vanessa and Mario Guevara Marilyn and Guy Guffee Michele and Shaun Hardimon Stefanie Hardy Patricia and John Hays Janice and C.E. Hendrix Cara and Bruce Herlin Carolyn and Joe Herring Michelle Hickman Julianne and Bill Hoegemeyer Jan and Bob Holloway Patsy and Roy Holloway Galina and George Hopkins Meg and John Huddleston Joann and Dick Hudson Sandra and Richard Igau John Calvin Presbyterian Church Patricia and Richard Johnson Patsy and Kenneth Kaye Wanda and Dan Kemp-Maxson Ken Stoepel Ford Inc. Patty and Bill Kendrick James King Beverly and Henry Kitzman Manda and Todd Klein Ann and Richard Kobdish June Lange Jane and Bill Lemoine Heather Logan Linda and Dwaine Machann Charlotte Marrow Mary and Verne Marrs Abel Martinez Elizabeth and Philip Masquelette Greg McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Mike McMahon Memorial Presbyterian Church Merritt Personnel Services Brenda and John Miller Sibyl and Stuart Millsapps Barbara and Roy Minton Nina and Weems Moller Morgan Stanley & Co. Janet and Charles Morris Linda and Leland Murphy Laura and Edward Myrick Northwood Presbyterian Church Rae and Jimmie Peschel Pat and George Petrie Penny and Skip Plangman Jane and Dean Porter Mildred and Holt Priddy Caren Prothro Diane and John Pruessner Carolyn and Tom Pruett Nan and Sam Ray Deborah and Dan Rayfield Jill Reno Collection, Inc. Betsy and Alton Rhoden Patsy and Tom Robb
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Russell San Antonio CPA C.E. Foundation Terry and Steve Schiurring Neel and Robert Scott Oscar Seth Jan and Bill Setzler Phyllis and Peter Shaddock Mr. and Mrs.James Sorrells John and Dorede Speaker Lee and Luke Speckman Frances and Jack Stevens Marilyn and Don Stewart La Nell and Dick Swantner Frances and Maurice Tipton David Wheat Leroy Wiese Janet and Mike Williamson Century Circle Gifts of $100–$249
Wynell and Quentin Aaberg Pat and Claude Aaron Advanced Insurance Group Jarrett Aldrich Mimi and Robert Allison Denise and Gordon Ames Mary and Ben Anderson Dick Anderson Arkansas Community Fnd Patricia and James Armstrong Elizabeth and Joe Arp Yvonne and Jimmy Arreaga Cathy and Samuel Atkins Gene Atkinson J. E. Attwell Sue Dale and Sonny Baldwin Felicia and Tom Baldwin Kathy and Conner Baldwin Margaret and Billy Balthrop Louise Barbee Patricia and Eric Barefield Lane Barrington Mr. and Mrs. Barron Alice and Norris Barry Ivette and Enricue Bascues Mae Louise and Ed Baskin LaVerne and Dayton Baublit Tonya and Matthew Baumbach Belk Department Store Lea and Arthur Bell Kathleen and Wynn Betty Betty and Jack Bills Marvin Bishop Debbie and Robert Blackwell Anita and Spencer Blocker Bob Boeker Charlene Bolden Marianne and Bob Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jane and Daniel Brandenstein Shannon Briggs Joann and Pinky Brown Patti and Dan Brown Charlotte Brundrett Merri and Dick Bundy Sarah Burka Lt. Col. and Mrs. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Cadena Jennette and Bill Cafferty Stacey Cameron Camp Stewart for Boys Inc. Capital Exploration, Inc. Corinne and Acree Carlisle Michael Carlisle
Carolyn and Robert Carlisle Elva and Joaquin Carpenter Mary Jane Carter Janda and Joe Castillo Merrie Cavanaugh Judy and Jim Cavender Mr. and Mrs. Cawthon Howard Chamberlain Marian Chambliss La Verne Chandler Jim and Betty Chaney Allen Chasey Mary and Murphy Chesney Antoinette and William Childs The John F. Clark Company, Inc. Carolynn and Stan Cobbs Mr. and Mrs. Cofoid Marge and Albert Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Jude Gallik and Clint Coles Ellyn and Oran Collier Kaleta Conlee Barbara and Pat Conway Georgia Cook Phyllis and Royce Cook Julie and Tommy Coskrey Melinda and Richard Cox Debbie and Jerry Crawford Gin and Randy Cutlip Gretchen and Bob D’Amore Jeanne and Tom Daniel Charlotte and Tom Daniels Carolyn and Henry Darden Brenda and Hugh Davis Frances Davis San Juana and Cleofas De Luna David Devine Paul Dickson Marcy and Wes Dorman Dublin & Associates, Inc. Barbara Duke Geraldine and Joe Durso Brenda and Dusty Durst Sue Dyke Barbara and Ira Einsohn Tom Elder George Eldredge Eleanor and Pat Ellebracht Donna and David Ellis Carol and Woodrow Epperson Carole Errett Kathryn and Edward Farris Denise and Lester Ferguson Peggy and Keith Ferris Fidelity Abstract & Title Co. Michelle Fierst Juliette Finch Ruth and Lee First Mary and Doug Fleming Judy and David Fletcher Jo Ann and Luis Flores Larry Ford Ford Motor Company Fund Norma and Stanley Foskett Barbara and Thomas Foster Naty and Thomas Fowler Evelyn Fox Mary and James Froelich Brenda and J.D. Fudge Arthur Gabler Loraine and Percy Galbreath Deborah and Ronald Gerth Amy and Jeff Geurin Regine and Reuben Ginsberg Gipson Appraisal Company Lois Ann and Gary Godfrey
Golden Eagle Landscape Co Gold’s Body Shop Inc. Susan and Roy Goodwin Gary Gool Pat and William Gordon Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce Pat and James Green Claire and Joe Gregorcyk Mary Lou Grier Angela Grote Mildred Guin Aubrey and Frank Gutierrez Zaira and Andres Gutierrez Peach and Frost Haenchen Tricia and Jarrod Hamil Hamil & Hamil, PC Gaylia and Tom Hammond Beverly and Donald Harmon Audrey and Don Harvey Heart O’The Hills Girls Camp Margaret and Dale Hedrick Joann and Ken Hedrick Bill Hellen Cathy Henry Helen and James Herget Carolyn and Kelly Hildebrand Donna and T. A. Hillin Sarah Hockenbrocht Eloise and Norman Hoffman Eula T. Hoffpauir† Herbert Holchak Patsy and Raymond Holekamp Mary Ann and Raymond Holloway Sheila and William Howard Michele and Michael Hozman Kristin and Michael Huffman Baker Hughes Foundation Mary and Robert Hughes Dee and Charles Hunt Bonnie and Bill Hyman IBM International Foundation (IIF) Dennis Irby Mrs. Connie Jacobson Franci and Stephen Jarrard Georgia Jobes Rachel and Bill Johnston Sara and Bob Johnston Suzanne and Chucker Jones Marilyn and Donald Jones Cynthia and Emil D.† Joost Carolyn and Emil J. Joost Kay and David Jordan Nancy and Dick Junkin Don Beth and Fred Junkin Roberta and Glenn Jurek Mari and Charlie Kagawa Ellen Leonard and John Kammerdiener John Keasler Donna Keeling Lloyd Kelley Mr. and Mrs.William R. Kelly Baine Kerr Kerr County Federal Credit Union Anna and Bill King Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland Keri Kropp Insurance Kathy and Dean Krueger Brenda and Ollie Kunkel Jo Ann and Joseph Lake Kathy and Gary Landes Sandra and Chris Langley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lannom
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H O N O R RO L L O F D O N O R S Tony Larson Diane and Phil Latham Gene Lehmann Lehmann & Monroe Ltd Michelle Leija Sandra and Chuck Leinweber Marjorie and Jules Leisering Betty and Carl Lewis Susan and Tim Lewis Lou and Bill Lewis Betty and Lee Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Liska Margaret and Bart Little Lockheed Martin Corporation Jean and John Longway Niki Loudermilk Elizabeth and Jason Love Rafael Luebbert Courtney Lutz M & K Electric, Inc. Sue and Doug Maclay Eloise Mahaffey Chris Mahr Wanda and James Mann Patricia and Robert Markell Carolyn and Everett Marley Elizabeth and Echol Marshall Ann and Gene Marshall Rhonda and T. Roy Martin Heather and Cameron Mauze Bobbie and Sam May Mary Margaret Mayfield Becky and Nowlin McBryde Rebecca McCall Jennie and Harry McCament John McCord Sarah McCrae Joyce and Luther McDaniel Don McDonald Jay McElroy Jim McHargue Mary and Dan McWhorter Mr. and Mrs.William Mehrer Carrie and Andy Mein Marty and Jack Melton Kara Melton Joyce and Paul Mercer The Merkelbeek Company, LLC Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc. Joan and Jim Miller Adele Miller Gail Mitchell Mary and Kerr Mitchell Brenda and Randy Moran Judy and Don Morgan Vicki and Thurman Mullins Lucy and Jack Murray Lenore and Ken Murray Lois Newberry Louise Newsom Larry Nitishin Lawrie Nomer Mary and Charles Norcross Gini Norris-Lane and Wes Lane Carolyn and Bob Northcutt Nancy and Richard O’Campo Mr. and Mrs. O’Connor Don Oehler Eleanor and Pat Olsson Dot and Bill O’Neal Byron Orvis Harold Palmer Loree and Otto Papp Ma Parker Nancy and Pat Paya
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Bessie and John Pechacek Sally Pena Patty and Paul Pennell Barbara and Mickey Pennington Mr. Perkins LaRue and Brian Perkins Terry and Bill Peterek Jerri Petmecky Emily and Bill Petty Rose and Richard Phillips Joan and Jack Phipps Pines Presbyterian Church - Houston Ida and Gary Pogue Karen and Ronald Poidevin John Potts Precisionfit Golf Jane and Mark Price Ruth Priest Helen and Charles Probst Tamara and Darrell Probst June and Frank Proctor Neita and Karl Prohl Judy and Charles Quereau Scott Rain Mr. and Mrs. Ramirez Jerri and Bill Ray Delie and Mike Reid Kathy and Albert Reiter Cheryl and John Rich Marie Richardson Laurie and Robby Riggs Darla and Charles Ripley Rosemarie & H. L. Risinger Carolyn Roden Linda and Roy Rodriguez Ilene and Walter Roemer Anita Rollo Tina and Mario Roth Jane and Louis Rothermel Victoria and Robert Rowland Letitia and Brent Rutan Donna and Aubert Ruth Alicia and Ruben Salinas Janet and Mike Sanders Tracy and Hale Schaleben Carrie and Stephen Schmerbeck Marium Schmerbeck Liz and Ken Schmidt Rachel Schmidt Janis and Rudy Schroeder Joyce and Charley Schupp George Anne Schwethelm Karen and Otto Schwethelm Russell Scott Lo-Rena and Kelly Scott Anne and David Seidensticker Mary and Herb Sentesi Scott and Beverly Shaeffer Mary Sharpless Susan and Jerry Shaw Nancy and Milton Shaw Marvin Singleton Dorothy Sippy Sharon and Fred Skaggs Marlyss and Walter Skipwith Patricia and George Smith Linda and Terry Smith Diane and Ricky Smith Jeanie and David Smith Annette and Larry Sondock Marty Sorell Julia and Scott Stehling Christy and Nick Stepchinski Ronald Stephenson
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Pat Chastain and Fred Stevens Anita and Maris Stipnieks Kathi and Ronald Stotz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stout Lanelle and Gene Strickland Mildred and Arthur Strickland Keiko and Michael Sykos Synod of the Sun Financial Services Lane Tait Karen and Stephen Tanner Ralph Tate Ann Taylor Rhonda and Billy Taylor Sam Taylor Elaine and Tom Terrell Jeanne and Phil Terrell Texas Instruments Foundation Melanie and Roy Thompson Walter Thompson Charlotte Thompson Danetta and Andy Thomson Blu Thornton Katherine and Win Thurber Laurie and Scott Tinsley Martha and Jimmy Tom Marie and Edmunds Travis Diann Turet Linda and Jay Turnbow Anne and Don Turner Marianne Turner Beverly and Vernon Ullmann Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Utley-Marin Christine and Alfred Valero Valley Ford Parts Margaret Van Landingham Mr. and Mrs.Vickers Gloria and Eloy Villanueva Carol and James Walls Harold Walsleben Elaine and Martin Wardlaw Margie and James Watson Michelle and Arthur Wavell Pamela and William Weathers Martha Nell Webb Arnn Mary and Chris Wendel Alice and Alan Werchan Fran and Reggie West Stacey and Weldon West Mr. and Mrs.Wheeler Whelan Plumbing Co. Inc. Marilyn and Gene White Bernice and John White Gail and Brandon Wilcox Atta and Bill Wilhelm Raynell Wilke Billy Wilkinson Brenda and Bryant Williams Robert Wilson Charlotte and James Witten Christy and Greg Wright Alta Mae and BobYerger Y O Ranch Resort Hotel Lisa Zuhn Friend of the University Gifts of $1–$99
A3 Studio A M J Enterprises, Inc. Julie Abernathy Albert Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht Kay and Bill Alexander Tiffany Andresen Walter Ard
Ark Veterinary Hospital Amy Armstrong Travis Arreaga Barbara and M.C. Averitt Karen and Steve Backor Norma and Jim Baldwin Kathy and Charles Balser Bank of America Foundation Bank of The Hills Cheryl Barbour Naomi Barker Clyde Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Barney Bob Bartlett Charlotte Batson Mike Baumann Brenda Beaty Barbara and Adam Bedwell T. J. & Roy Bell William Beltrone John Berchelmann Nan and John Berkley Emily and Carlton Bierschwale Jacqueline and Arch Bishop Candy and Kent Black Deana and Bill Blackburn Margie and David Blair Amy and Tim Blanks Mr. and Mrs. Leon Boatright Debbie Bockhoff Kay and Bill Bocock Regina Bonnet Linda and William Botkin Beth and Rex Bourland Diane Boutin Mary and John Boyd Betty and Frank Boynton BP Amoco Foundation Inc. Sue and Douglas Bradshaw Patte and Ed Braker Karen Brame-Paris Peggy Braun Kim Bridgest Julie and Trace Brooks Amy and Charles Brown Austin Brown Carey Brown Elizabeth and Robert Brown Scooter and Spencer Brown Lucille and Darrell Brumley Toni Bryant Michael and Virginia Bullard Debbie and Caleb Burress Lucy Burrus Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Burton Fred Buss Zina and Edgar Butschek Mr. and Mrs. Brent Calongne Brandon Cancino Anne and Douglas Cannon Maria Cano Echo Caraway Jency Carson Susan Carver Angela Castillo Lois and Boardman Chambers Brenda Chapman Susan and J.M. Chastain Lisa Chinn Joan Clanton Peggy and John Clanton Tammi Clanton Nancy and Jack Cockrill Arlo Coen James Cole Vance Coleman
Diana and Anthony Comuzzie Conlee’s College of Cosmetology Mildred and Edwin Cook Cowboy Steak House Chris Cox Mr. and Mrs. Marty Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Ike Craddock Candace Craft Mrs.Thomas D. Craft Olive and Frank Crain Mr. and Mrs. Randy Creech Amanda Crenshaw Courtney and Ken Cruce Mr. and Mrs. Cummings Terri Danz Ruth Ann and Billy Davenport Gary Davidson Sam Davis Patsy and Shelby Day Sharon Decker Nancy Deever Courtney and Anthony DeHoyos Felicia Delgado Sarah and Leonard DeMasters Nora and Bill Dempsey Kerri and Michael Derry Amy and Frank Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dietel Raymond Dietert Estate Michelle and Thirman Dimery Dian Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dobbins Joshua Dolan Susan and Romeo Dominguez Drusilla and Kenneth Dommert Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dommert Jennifer Doss Mary Sue and Michael Douville Sandra and Donald Duiker Susan and Mac Dunwoody Sherrill and Oscar Durham Milda Durrin Diane and Charles Earhart David Edington Deborah and Carlton Edwards Lana and Danny Edwards Virginia Ehmann Helen Eisaman Lynda Ellis Neal Ellis Casey Ellison Diane and Bill Emshoff Stephanie and Richard Ertel Nancy and Gary Espenhover Joan and Maury Evans Alice Ferguson Patti and Ronnie Filewood First Presbyterian Church - Lake Charles Juliet Fisher Nancy and Gary Fletcher Theodore Floca Connie and John Fluegel Toni Fluegel Brandy Foster Becky and Larry Freeman Lenelle and Harold Freeman Katherine and Brian Frilot Carl Frost June and Randy Fugate Thelma Gallant Debra and David Galloway Sylvia and Frank Gamboa
H O N O R RO L L O F D O N O R S Jan Gambrell Sabrina and Matt Garces Nancy and Lawrence Garcia Rosie Garza Betty and Dan Geistweidt Andrea and Steve Gerlach Alyson Geye June and George Gibbons Lois and Bin Gilbert Franklin and Susan Glasscock Sherrie and William Gold Nancy Golden Sharyn and Jeff Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gonzales Tomas Gonzales Estella Gonzalez Lulu Gonzalez Betsy and Henry Gorman Mary Graham John Greenlee Dorothy and Erwin Grimes Jorge Guajardo Samantha Gutierrez Susan and Doug Haden Lorraine and John Haglund Mr. and Mrs.William Hahn Jean and Earl Hale Jo Hall Judith and Tony Hall Edward W. Hamilton Real Estate Susan and Steve Hamilton Betty and William Hardin Kelley Hargrave Mr. and Mrs. John Harrell Tanya and Lance Harrell Blair Hart Kelly Hart Frances Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hatcher Christine and Robert Hausser Patricia and James Havel Paul Hayes Hearing Care Susan and Joe Heffington Dorothy and Don Henderson Gwen Henke Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hering Joe Hernandez Ruby and Jim Hesseltine Douglas Hill David Hindman Jennifer and Frankie Hinds Susan and Robert Hocker Frances Hoffman Jean and Lewis Holekamp Liz and Michael Hollis Samantha Honaker Winona and Coy Hood Patricia and Samuel Hooks Kathleen Hudson Sabrina Hudson Judy and John Hutcherson Emily Iness Joanna and Roland Ingram Trey Iverson Susan Jackson Terry and Pete Jauregui Gwen and Lee Jennings Aimee and Kyle Johnson Debbie and John Johnson Muriel and Richard Johnston Fran and John Jones Miriam and Hugo Jorda Claud Jordan Joseph Financial Partners
Tiffany Judkins Scott Kalyna Donna and Paul Kangas Beverly and Fred Kapelle Beverly Kaulfus Ben Keith Stephanie and Carey Keller Denise Kelly Linda and Arthur Kelly James Kenalty Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kester Carissa Ketchum Linda and Thomas King Dewayne Kirksey Curtis Klein Kathy Konno James Krauter Frances and Maurice Kroll Sandra and Ron Kunkel Lindsey Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kuykendall Nicholas Landes Mandy and Danny Langbein Gale Laning Marissa Larson Steve Laufman Chrystal Lee Mary and Walter Lee Sherri and Stephen Leffingwell Teresa and Rafael Leija Donna and Art Lenard Joyce Lespreance Alice and Bobby Lewis Janice and Vernon Lich Agnes and Norman Liudahl Delia Locher Sue and Jack Lock Jamie Lopez Rafael Lopez Richard Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Low Ellen and Ben Lucas Pat and Granville Lyckman Randy MacNaughton Anna and Ron Macosko Mary and Brian MacWithey Ann Mahon Myrtle Maier Carol and William Maloney Cynthia and Rex Maner Richard Marhofer Bill Martin Tracy and Joseph Martin Cristina Martinez Delia Martinez Linda and Larry Marwedel Constant and Neill Masterson Wayne Mathis Tara and Gregory Maxey Sue and Bob Maxon Rebecca and Keith Mayes Bill Maynard Sarah and Jack McBride Sally and Donald McClure Alice McDaniel Thomas Mcdonell Crystal and Glenn McGinnis George McIntosh Jeanette McKinney Dawn and Rob McMillan Richie Mercer Stephiane and Melvin Merzon Cindy and Ben Miller Glenn Miller Lavonne Miller Margaret and Tom Miller
Pam and Randy Miller Robert Milligan Laurie and Phillip Milton Faye and Bill Montgomery Abbie and Neil Moore Jackie and Bart Moore Jeannette and Harold Moore Marilyn and Otis Moore Gloria and Lupe Moreno Motheral Industries Inc. Eileen and Glenn Moyer Bobbi and Frank Mugford Marie Murnane Adele Murphy Julie and Mack Nelson Lala and Vic Niemeyer Ann Nixon Laura and Kurtis Nodolf Harold Northington Joan and Mike Noyes Michelle and Wade Oehler Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Orona Anne and Kerwin Overby Abigail and George Panayiotou Carla and Christopher Parker Teresa Parman Ellen and David Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Patlan Jan Pearson Marilyn and Jack Perkins Patricia Pieper Robert Pirtle Hilmar Pressler Nelda and Todd Prince Glynda Prinz Duffy Priour Jane and Don Priour Myrna and Tom Purifoy Kathy Quinto R & L Foods Lauree and Kevin Rasso Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reed Katie and Michael Reed Marilyn and Todd Reed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rees Paula and Thomas Repka Laura Rhodes Bryant Richards Linda Kay and James Riley Bill and Katy Rivers Renee and Joseph Roach Michael Roberson April and JB Rodriguez Cristina Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rodriguez Tara and Bryan Roe Anne Roell Debbie Rogers Mary and Jerry Rogers Evelyn and John Rolfe Rhonda Ruesch Tracy and Bobby Russo Delia and Jorge Salas Michelle Saldana San Antonio Area Foundation Judy and Wally Sanborn
Chris and Christina Sanchez Karyn and Bryant Saner Mr. and Mrs. David Schmelz Loretta and Charles Schmidt Vicki and Dorman Schmidt Clara and Ed Schneider Melissa and Richard Schneider Suzi and Vic Schneider Catherine and Steve Schulte Mary and Dow Scott Cathy and Mark Scozzari Mary Seay Gregory Seibert Shaun Sexton Margaret and Edward Shaifer Josh Shecter Linnette Shine Vickie Shirley The Shutter Factory Inc. Sylvia and Bob Sieker Karri Simmons Mary Simmons Julie and Robert Simonton Sylvia and Sidney Skinner Leigh and Duffy Slade Sandra E. Slater D.D.S Matthew Sletten Susan and Bill Sliva John Smalling Judy and John Smalling Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Smith Jean Smith Sharon and Ford Smith Jo and Paul Snider Stacie and Benjamin Snyder Vicki Southern Scott Speck Jennifer and Scott Staudt Mariann and Paul Steldt Tanya and Ryan Stelter Robin and Chuck Stilwell Janie and David Stratton Annette and Steve Sudyka Beverly Sullivan Nancy and Don Swanson Nell and Francis Swayze Ruth Swift Tracy and Shane Sykes Marlene and Arthur† Talarico Bill Taylor Vicki and Alvin Taylor Terry and Barney Tearney Carol and Greg Tedder Gena and Jack Teer Carolyn and James Thomas Nell and George Tinkle Chrissie and Brandon Tomchuk Joan and Daniel Tooker Connie Touchtone Felipe Tovar Sugie and Charles Travis Jean and David Tritenbach Joyce and Walter Troegel Shelley and Dan Troxell Kerri and Randall Truelock
Miranda Trussell Debbie and Johnnie Tudyk Lisa and David Turner Nat Turner Tara Urbanski Nan and Jim Vaden Laura Valdez Leandra and Eugene Valdez Karen Valigura Terri Van Kirk Janise Van Tassel Keely and Lee Vanacker Mary and Peter Vann Belinda and Adam Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Vargas Amy and Chris Vega Mr. and Mrs.Villalpando Jean Villarreal Gabrielle and Aaron Vogler Rick Wahrmund Janice Wallace Ruthie and Gregory Wallace Sherri and Guy Walters Emily and James Ware Vicki Warlow Eric-Jason and Tomoko Warren Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warren Nancy and Bill Warren Beverly Watson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Watson Julia and Robert Weber Darryl Weidenfeller Nina and Bob Weinberg Marion and Fred Wells Tetine Werlein Joe Westerlage Angela Weston Alice and Chet Whatley Helen and Houston Wheeler James Whetstone Russell Whitmore Larresia and Lewis Whitten Krissy and Greg Whittington Chris Wilems Karen and Marvin Williams Skipper and E.C.Willmann Bob Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson Patrice and John Wilton Jan and Carl Wingren Merry and Joe Witt Nona Wood Beverly Woods Sherry Woods Pat and Don Woollett ArnettaYardbourgh SherriYates KevinYoungblood Cruz Zamudio Maria and Roger Zavala Katherine and Ted Zgourides Aimee Zrzavy † = deceased
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CAMPUS NEWS
Pick up the phone… it’s a Mountaineer calling! During February, Schreiner University students will be calling to simply say “thank you” to everyone who has donated to make Schreiner great! Students will also be calling those who have not yet had a chance to give to ask for financial support for Schreiner’s Annual Fund. Gifts to the Annual Fund provide scholarship assistance for students, money for campus improvements, funds to help Schreiner recruit the most talented faculty, and the support necessary to keep our library and technology up-to-date. “I hope you enjoy speaking with our Schreiner students as much as their appreciate talking to you!” says Jennifer Farhoudi, assistant director of development and annual giving. “Our callers love to hear about your favorite Schreiner experiences and will be glad to tell you about upcoming events on campus.” So talk to a Mountaineer and make their day.
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