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2011
ANNUAL
REPORT
2012
MARY COUTS BURNETT
LIBRARY

OUR MISSION
The mission of the TCU Library is to provide intellectual
resources, innovative technology tools and an inspiring
physical and virtual environment to serve TCU’s diverse
community of learners, supported by approachable and
resourceful staff.
OUR VISION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter from the Dean 3
Highlights 4
Read Value 5
Library Staff and Research Librarians 6-7
Special Collections and Archives 8
40th Anniversary Event 9
Faculty Publications 10
Be A Friend 11
Statistics 12-13
Donors and Friends to Mary Couts Burnett 14-15
The vision of the TCU Library is to enhance the university
experience by creating a world-class library that facilitates
exploration and scholarship.
LETTER FROM THE DEAN
Looking back over last year, it was fun! We began a major
initiative to increase awareness about library resources with
TCU students. We completed the redesign of the library’s
website with sections for Special Collections and the Friends of
the TCU Library. And for the Friends of the TCU Library, the
40th anniversary celebration this past spring was a memorable
occasion.
Many library resources are digital these days, particularly
journals and databases. Many students come to TCU very well prepared academically,
but not necessarily familiar with the breadth of digital resources accessible from
a university library. If you are a high school student and haven’t used databases
with thousands of books scanned from the 18th or 19th centuries, or databases with
decades of newspapers indexed by key word, or databases with streaming video of
ballets and operas, how would you know to use these resources for your student
assignments?
The need for this awareness was a focus for us this past year. We reached out to TCU
students to increase their knowledge not only about the Library itself, but also about
the Library’s extraordinary collection of digital resources. Staff members who are
library liaisons are matched with individual academic departments. They were busy
this year teaching instructional sessions about databases and specialized resources
on the web to demonstrate efficient use of these resources. We want TCU students
to take advantage of the opportunities available to them through the Library. Our
READ posters also tied in with these ideas, by increasing our “cool” factor with TCU
students.
The big news is forthcoming next year. Library administrators are meeting with
architects this summer to begin planning the renovation of the 1980s wing. The fall
newsletter will have more information. Excitement is in the air!
At any time, if you would like to share your thoughts or suggestions about the Library,
please give me a call or send me an email.
Sincerely,
June Koelker
Dean, Mary Couts Burnett Library
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2011/2012
HIGHLIGHTS
FALL WELCOME
The TCU Library kicked off the
2011-2012 academic year by
welcoming students with an ice
cold bottle of water. August was
a record HOT! HOT! and the
students much appreciated the
opportunity to cool down.
“I LOVE THE
TCU LIBRARY”
CONTEST
We had our first annual
student contest in celebration
of Valentine’s Day. It was the
perfect opportunity for students
to express their love for the
library with a written message.
The “I Love the TCU Library”
contest was successful among the
students with an overwhelming
amount of entries.
CONTEST WINNERS
Jessica Polasek
Molly Johnson
Lauren Pahos
FIRST-YEAR
ORIENTATION
The Library helped incoming
first-year students transition to
TCU by helping them become
acclimated to the university and
introducing them to the library’s
resources and services.
The TCU Library had some significant happenings this past year
that made a difference to students, faculty, staff and Friends. None
of it could have been possible without the outstanding leadership
and teamwork of the library’s staff.
FACULTYSPEAK
SERIES
Presented twice a year, the
FacultySpeak lecture series
features TCU Faculty members
speaking on current events,
their publications or interesting
topics in their field.
Dr. Tricia Jenkins
The CIA in Hollywood: How
the Agency Shapes Film and
Television
Dr. Mary Volcansek
TCU’s History in Fort Worth
TAKING A BREAK
During the week of spring finals
the library gave away power/
energy drinks to students. Coke
donated the drinks that we
handed out during the four-day
event.
TECHNOLOGY
• Redesigned the Friends of
the TCU Library website
(http://library.tcu.edu/friend)
• Roll out of Facebook, social
networking outlet to help
stay connected with students
and the TCU Community
(http://facebook.com/tculibrary)
• Implemented Text-A-
Librarian. This new service
allows students to ask short,
quick questions and in
turn receive a quick, short
response. Students use their
cell phones to text their
question to one of our TCU
research librarians.
NEW
FURNITURE
New furniture was added in
the Bistro area. New look, more
seating, good times.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR LIBRARY
STAFF EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNER
Beth Callahan, Government Information Library Specialist, was the
2011-2012 Staff Excellence Award winner. Beth was chosen for this
award for her stellar performance in managing and maintaining all
federal and state document collections. Beth took on a huge project
this year, moving and weeding out outdated government material and
condensing the collection. Kudos to Beth for an outstanding job!
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Read Value
Josh Elander and Natalie Ventress
new faces of poster campaign
Thank you letter sent by Staley
Middle School student, Alaina Nemic
The READ posters are one of the hottest things on
campus - and they’re hanging in the TCU Library! This
year, two All-American athletes Josh Elander, TCU
Baseball, and Natalie Ventress, TCU Women’s Basketball,
were added to this valuable collection.
Josh and Natalie where selected to be part of the
READ poster campaign for their commitment of high
achievement on and off the field/court. Stand-outs on our
TCU campus, these individuals have earned the respect
and admiration of the entire academic community.
Since the launch of the READ campaign in 2010-2011,
TCU students, faculty and the local population have
expressed their support of the valuable message it sends.
The TCU Library is the place that provides positive
rewards to students wanting to enhance their academic
experience. This campaign also raises the library’s
visibility on campus as not only the place to be, but the
“place for great minds.”
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Dr. June Koelker
Dean, Mary Couts Burnett Library
Tracy Hull
Associate Dean
James Lutz
Director Library Administration
Kerry Bouchard
Director Library Automated Systems
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John Araujo
Circulation Library Specialist
Pat Austin
Senior Library Specialist
Walter Betts
Systems Librarian
Jacob Brown
Digital Services Librarian
Beth Callahan
Government Information
Library Specialist
Amy Castillo
Periodicals Library Specialist
Judy Castillo
Music/Media Library Specialist
Michael Crawford
Computer Lab Manager
Karen DeWysockie
Periodicals Library Specialist
Sara Dillard
Catalog Librarian
Vinita Dobson
Catalog Librarian
Stephanie Folse
Web Services Librarian
LIBRARY STAFF
Terri Chanlatte
Administrative Assistant
Shelda Dean
Marketing & Publications
Brenda Barnes
Head of Reference
Dennis Odom
Head of Acquisitions
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Dennis Gibbons
Collection Development Librarian
Sammy LeAnn Glenn
Circulation Library Specialist
Jim Gribble
Computer Lab Manager
Desmond Hemphill
Computer Lab Manager
Janice Hicks
Cataloging Library Specialist
Jill Kendle
Interlibrary Loan
Library Specialist
Michael Lampley
Electronic Serials Librarian
Linda Lee
Acquisitions Library Specialist
Amy Leslie
Special Collections
Library Specialist
Cheryl Marquart
Acquisitions Library Specialist
Delores McGhee
Circulation Library Specialists
Nancy Menard
Acquisitions Library Specialist
Roger Rainwater
Head of Special Collections
Cheryl Sassman
Head of Circulation
Sally Sorensen
Head of Cataloging & Periodicals
Kay Edmondson
Interlibrary Loan Supervisor
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Kerri Menchaca
Periodicals Library Specialist
Lisa Pena
Special Collections
Library Specialist
Ann Margaret Phelps
Acquisitions Library Specialist
Summer Russell
Circulation Library Specialist
Alyce Stringer
Circulation Library Specialist
Susan Swain
Special Collections
Library Specialist
Clare Taylor
Interlibrary Loan
Library Specialist
Louise Van Tilburg
Cataloging Library Specialist
Karen Weber
Circulation Library Specialist
Michael Weiss
Computer Support Specialist
Sallie Wilmoth
Acquisitions Library Specialist
Paula Wyche
Cataloging Library Specialist
RESEARCH LIBRARIANS
Cari Alexander Robyn Reid
Music/Media Librarian Social Sciences Research Librarian
Music Anthropology, Communication Studies,
Criminal Justice, Education, History & Geography,
Charles Bellinger Military Science, Political Science and Sociology
Divinity & Religion Librarian
Philosophy Laura Ruede
Dance Librarian/Van Cliburn Archivist
Diana Boerner Classical & Contemporary Dance
Business Research Librarian
Accounting, Business Economics, Finance, Alysha Sapp
Information Systems & Supply Chain Management, Nursing and Health Sciences Research Librarian
Journalism, Management, Marketing and Communication Sciences & Disorders, Kinesiology,
Ranch Management Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia, Nutrition Sciences and
Social Work
Jeff Bond
Science Research Librarian Laura Steinbach
Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Art & Design Research Librarian
Engineering, Geology, Energy and the Art & Art History, Design, Merchandising & Textiles
Environment, Mathematics, Physics and
Astronomy and Psychology
Ammie Harrison
Humanities & Theatre Research Librarian
English, Modern Language Studies, Film,
Television & Digital Media, Theatre and
Spanish & Hispanic Studies
Benjamin Franklin founded the first libraries in America that were
open to all. He said, “Whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation
must begin by subduing the freeness of speech.”
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SPECIAL
COLLECTIONS
AND ARCHIVES
Located on the second floor of the library, Special
Collections provides access to rare books and unique
collections, and the Archives provide access to the
history of the university, including the papers of
the former Speaker of the House, Jim Wright.
This past year Special Collections took on a big project of
digitizing scrapbooks of former TCU students and faculty.
Each of the scrapbooks contains memorabilia that brings to
life the experience of being a TCU student in the early 1900’s.
During the digitization process, it was discovered that three
of the scrapbooks belonged to a group of friends (between 1919-
1926) - Dura Louise Cockrell, Edwina Day and Donna Jean
Billington. Every one of these historical scrapbooks is as unique
as the student that made it.
The fascination is these scrapbooks not only offer a window
into TCU’s history, but present a snapshot in time through the
memories and experiences of the TCU students and faculty who
lived it. The new digitized scrapbook collection is available on
the TCU Library website, http://library.tcu.edu/spcoll/.
EXHIBITS
Special Collections designed several charming exhibits for our
perusal and edification. One exhibit explored the history of
one of the most popular and socially influential authors of the
nineteenth century, Horatio Alger, Jr. Alger is an author of boy’s
adventure stories whose heroes lead exemplary lives to strive
and succeed in the face of adversity and poverty. His best known
book is “Rags to Riches.”
Currently on display is the history of KTCU-FM, the campus
radio station. This mesmeric story examines the history about
the early days of 88.7, “The Choice.”
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40th ANNIVERSARY EVENT
A Gathering of Friends. A Milestone Celebration. The Friends of the TCU
Library celebrated 40 years of helping the Library preserve its excellence
while continuing to enhance Special Collections and library services for
TCU students and faculty. To celebrate this occasion, the Friends hosted a
40th Anniversary event at the Harlan Crow Library with a presentation by
Dr. Nowell Donovan. This affair brought together individuals who, over the
years, have dedicated and supported the work of the Mary Couts Burnett
Library and who also wanted to join in this wonderful and memorable
celebration.

HIGLIGHTS OF FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS
This spring the Library featured recent Faculty Publications by TCU faculty. The Library was eager to promote faculty
productions that included scholarly books and journal articles. Here is a list of the publications showcased in the library
lobby:
Homer Erekson, Rix Quinn. Major Moments: Live-Changing
Lessons of Business Leaders from the Neeley School of Business
at TCU, C2012; Dr. Homer Erekson is the Dean of the Neeley
School of Business
Darren J. N. Middleton, Dermot Gilvary. Dangerous Edges
of Graham Greene, Journeys with Saints and Sinners, C2011;
Dr. Darren J.N. Middleton is a professor of English
David Kuhne. The Road to Roma, C2011; Dr. David Kuhne is
an associate professor of the Writing Center and professor of
English
Sarah R. Robbins, Sabine H. Smith, Frederica Santini.
Bridging Cultures, Transforming Women Faculty Transforming
the US Academy, C2011; Dr. Sarah R. Robbins is a professor of
English
Marla W. McGhee. The Principal’s Guide to a Powerful Library
Media Program, A School Library for the 21st Century, 2nd
edition, C2010; Dr. Marla W. McGhee is an associate professor
of Education
Richard L. Enos. Greek Rhetoric Before Aristotle, 2nd edition
C2012; Dr. Richard L. Enos is a professor of English
Sherrie Reynolds. The Arms of God, The Sisters of St. Mary
of Namur, Western Province, C2011; Dr. Sherrie Reynolds is a
professor of Educational Psychology
Charlotte Hogg, Kim Donehower, Eileen E. Schell.
Reclaiming the Rural, Essays of Literacy, Rhetoric and Pedagog,
C2012; Dr. Charlotte Hogg is a professor and director of Writing
Composition and Rhetoric, Literacy Studies and Creative Writing
J. Sage Elwell. Crisis of Transcendence, A Theology of Digital
Art and Culture, C2011; Dr. J. Sage Elwell is an associate
professor of Religion, Art and Visual Culture
David A. Bedford. Angela 1, Starting Over, C2009;
Dr. David A. Bedford is an instructor of Spanish and Latin American
Studies
Elizabeth H. Flowers. Into the Pulpit, Southern
Baptist Women and Power Since World War II, C2012;
Dr. Elizabeth H. Flowers is an assistant professor of Religion
Jim Woodson. High Desert Paintings, C2011; Dr. Jim Woodson is
a professor of Art and coordinator of the MFA program
Stathis Michaelides. Alternative Energy Sources: Green Energy
and Technology, C2012; Dr. Stathis Michaelides is a professor of
Engineering
Toni Craven, Sherrie Reynolds. Reconceived; A Geography of
Change; Dr. Toni Craven is a professor of Hebrew Bible
Linda K. Hughes. The Cambridge Introduction to Victorian
Poetry, C2011; Dr. Linda K. Hughes is a professor of English
Frank N. Thomas, Tapio Malinen, Scot J. Cooper. Masters
of Narrative and Collaborative Therapies, C2012; Dr. Frank N.
Thomas is a professor of Counseling, College of Education
Karen Steele. Women, Press and Politics During the Irish Revival,
C2007; Dr. Karen Steele is an associate professor of English and
director of Women Studies
Dr. Clayton Brown. King Cotton in Modern America, A Cultural,
Political, and Economic History Since 1945, C2011;
Dr. D. Clayton Brown is a professor of Modern US History and
New South
Greg Friedman, Eugenie Hunsicker, Anatoly Libyober,
Laurentin Maxim. Topology of Stratified Spaces, C2011;
Dr. Greg Friedman is an associate professor of Mathematics
Yushau Sodiq. An Insider’s Guide to Islam, C2011;
Dr. Yushau Sodiq is an associate professor of Islamic and Religious
Study
Manocherhr Dorraj. China’s Energy Relation with the
Developing World, C2011; Dr. Manocherhr Dorraj is a professor of
Political Science
Efton Park. Complex Topological K-Theory, C2008; Dr. Efton
Park is a professor of Mathematics
Chantel Langlinais. Turning 25, C2011; Dr. Chantel Langlinais
is a professor of English
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As the TCU Friends celebrate 40 years of its founding in 1972,
the university recognizes the importance of the library in its quest
to enhance the university experience by creating a world-class
library that facilitates exploration and scholarship. Plans are
underway for renovations and improvements that will strengthen
the Mary Couts Burnett Library services, resources and overall
experience. TCU and the library are all about the experience. It’s
about opening minds and doors to success.
What makes a really good library even better? In the case of Mary
Couts Burnett Library, it is the Friends of the TCU Library. Each
year the Friends support the Library with special purchases for
collections, the staff and facilities. In recent years the Friends
provided funding for the purchase of C-19, a key database that
indexes nineteenth century literature, funding for furniture in the
Information Commons area and funding for a color digital book
scanner which is used for scanning oversized books, maps, posters
and fragile, older books. The Friends also have a long history of
funding rare book purchases. For the last 40 years, the Friends of
the TCU Library have enriched our campus with their generosity.
Friends membership is open to anyone who has an interest in
Library programs and activities. We are proud of our Library and
encourage you to become a member of the Friends of the TCU
Library as TCU remains a gateway to global information for its
students, faculty, staff and Friends.
If you are interested in becoming a Friend, please complete the
enclosed membersip form. Have a friend you want to sign up?
Visit our website at http://library.tcu.edu/friend and click on
membership to complete the form online.
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BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
2012-2014
Edward Fritz, President
Marvin Gearhart, Vice President
Elizabeth McCune, Secretary
Kevin Kuenzli, Treasurer
Susan Smith, Past President
BOARD MEMBERS
June Koelker, Dean
Jack McCallum
Cynthia Reaves
Sara Sohmer
George Sumner
“It has been said again and again
that the heart of the university
is its library. It must be repeated,
often and with fevor, lest we lose
its true meaning.”
- Paul M. Parham, University
Librarian 1968-86

2011-2012
STATISTICS
SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Enrollment 9,518
Undergraduate Students (enrolled) 8,229
Graduate Students (enrolled) 1,289
Faculty 532
MARY COUTS BURNETT LIBRARY
Library Personnel 146
Exempt: 26
Non-Exempt 31
Students 89
Hours open (per week) 139
Total Circulation (including renewals and reserves) 90,515
Gate count (number of visitors to the library) 540,827
Volumes (including e-books) 1,429,080
E-books 500,593
Print serial subscriptions 2,355
Electronic serial and subscriptions 58,358
Government document serial subscriptions 82
Archives (in linear feet) 3,117
Microfilm/Microfiche 633,796
Library Instruction
Number of sessions conducted by librarians and staff 149
Number of students attending 3,164
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MARY COUTS
BURNETT
LIBRARY
The Place to Delve.
• More than 2 million items physically housed in
the Mary Couts Burnett Library are augmented
by thousands of electronic books and journals
and full-text databases, all findable via the
library website at http://library.tcu.edu.
• The library’s distinguished Special Collections
department contains the Speaker Jim Wright
Archives, the Amon G. Carter Collection, the
Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
Archives and the William Luther Lewis
Collection of English and American Literature.
• The Scholar’s Study, Frog Pods, a 24-hour
computer lab and Bistro Burnett coffee shop are
just a few of the reasons TCU students flock to
the Mary Couts Burnett Library.
Special Collections web exhibit:
Football Programs from the 30’s and 40’s
http://library.tcu.edu/spcoll/web-exhibits
SELECTED STATISTICS
TOP 10 BORROWED BOOKS
1. World Biblical Commentary
2. A History of Graphic Design
3. The Help by Kathryn Stockett
4. The Papers of Thomas Jefferson
5. The Papers of George Washington
6. Catching Fire (Hunger Games Book 2) by Suzanne Collins
7. The Girl Who Played With Fire by Stieg Larsson
8. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
9. Mockingjay (Hunger Games Book 3) by Suzanne Collins
10. Tosefta by Jacob Neusner
TOP 10 BORROWED DVDs
1. Doctor Who
2. Oklahoma!
3. True Blood
4. Breaking Bad
5. Big Love
6. Dexter
7. Justified
8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
9. The Adjustment Bureau
10. The King’s Speech
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DONORS AND
FRIENDS
Thank you for your
vital support to
the Mary Couts
Burnett Library
and its mission. We
are pleased to list
the names here in
appreciation of your
generosity.
“I cannot live without books.” Thomas Jefferson,
third President of the United States, made this
passionate statement in 1815 following the
donation of his personal library to found the
Library of Congress.
DONORS
Thank You for your support!
Ms. Donna Davis Avants, ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Gregory, ‘66, ‘67
Mr. Adam Baggs Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gribble, Jr., ‘90, ‘89
Mr. Joseph A. Baker Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hall, ‘65
Ms. Brenda Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd K. Hankins, ‘88, ‘88
Mr. Charles Barnes, ‘88 Mr. Kenneth W. Hobbs, ‘75
Ms. Sharon Barnes Ms. Marilyn McLean Hopkins, ‘59
Ms. Kari A. Berdelle, ‘11 Mr. & Mrs. John Lawrence Hotard, ‘64
Mr. Walter L. Betts Ms. Monica M. Ramey
Ms. Emily Bintliff Dr. Linda K. Hughes
Dr. & Mrs. A. J. Bisson Ms. Tracy Hull & Dr. Chris McCollum
Ms. Diana Boerner Ms. Erin M. Humphries, ‘11
Ms. Alyssa B. Boone, ‘11 Mrs. Linda Johnson, ‘64
Mr. Kerry Bouchard, ‘84 Dr. Harold Johnson III, ‘64
Ms. Sherry D. Bouchard, ‘51 Dr. Nancy Baker Jones, ‘69
Dr. Larry D. Bouchard, ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Keeyes, ‘94
Mr. Jeffrey D. Bond Dr. Todd M. Kerstetter
Chancellor Victor Boschini, Jr. Dr. June Koelker
Mrs. Megan Boschini Mr. Randall C. Kohl
Ms. Ann B. Bracey, ‘66 Mr. Lawrence A. Landis, 83
Mr. Frank H. Brooks, ‘82 Mr. David W. Lawrence
Ms. Abigail Brokos, ‘11 Ms. Dawn B Lindholm, 80
Dr. Tyson R. Browning Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Love, ‘80
Ms. Kaylie Burnett, ‘11 Mr. James C. Lutz
Dr. Henry J. Butler, Ms. Carolina Martinelli, ‘11
Mr. Thomas Charlton Ms. Mary K. McCormick, ‘10
Ms. Jeannette T. Chochran, 64 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas McDonald, ‘65, ‘96
Mrs. Virginia Cothran Mrs. Holly McFarland
Mr. Alexander Cothran, 54 Dr. Marla W. McGhee
Mr. Christopher Craig, ‘86 Mrs. Delores McGhee, 02
Ms. Cathleen Dawson-Jackson Mr. Ulysses McGhee
Ms. Jenny J. Dick, ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. Eddie H. Medford, 74
Ms. Sara H. Dillard Mr. & Mrs. S. Kriss Merrill
Col. & Mrs. Dennis Dingle, ‘77,’78 Dr. Darren J.N. Middleton
Dodge and Cox Mr. Matthew J. Millns
Mr. John R. Downing, ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Joel-Patrick C. Millsap, 01
Ms. Abigail Downs, ‘89 Ms. Jannette C. Misuraca, ‘67
Mr. William T. Ellis, Jr., ‘69 Mrs. Roxanne Murph
Dr. Glen Sample Ely, ‘08 Dr. A. Franklin Murph, ‘72
Ms. Lindsey K. Ethington, ‘11 Mr. Leonardo Nicolao
Mr. Stanton M. Field Dr. Johnny H. Nhan
Mr. Martin C. Fleece, ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nolan, ‘79, ’78
Ms. Roma A. Flowers Mr. Dennis G. Odom, ‘86
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Flowers, 57,‘78 Ms. Glenna W. Odom, ‘53
Ms. Stephanie Folse Ms. Jane H. Olmstead, ‘62
Dr. Anne Frey A. M. Pate Jr. Charitable Trust
Ms. Sarah E. Fulkerson, ‘11 Mr. John R. Payne, ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. J.D. Fuller III, ‘69, ‘68 Mrs. Lisa Pena
Ms. Julia Gargall Mr. Raul Pena III
Mr. Robert C. Glenn Ms. Jane L. Peters, ‘92
Ms. Melissa L. Goslee, ‘07 Mr. Nathan E. Pierce, ‘08
Major Alan H. Goslen, ‘73 Mr. Roger Rainwater
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Ms. Monica M. Ramey, 01 Mrs. Sally Sorensen Ms. Jane F. Van De Mark, ‘81
Ms. Bonnie Swift Reiley Mr. Roger D. Sorensen Mr. Hermann E. Vogelstein, ‘77
Ms. Leah Richardson, ‘11 Ms. Annette P. Stadelmann, ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan P. Wagner, ‘47, ’49
Ms. Laura J. Ruede, 08 Mr. & Mrs. R. Stevens Mr. Michael Weiss
Ms. Laura L. Russell, ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Stringer Dr. Daniel E. Williams
Mr. David Karl Sachse, ‘76 Dr. Robert Sunkel, ‘54 Mrs. Sallie Wilmoth, ‘78
Ms. Peyton W. Sadler, ‘11 Ms. Susan R. Swain Mr. John B. Wilmoth, ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Sanders, ‘88, ’88 Ms. Kierman Casey Tarini, ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. Curt W. Wilson, ‘63,’ 92
Dr. Claire Ann Sanders Dr. Tristan Tayag Ms. Sylvia June Winder, ‘56
Mrs. Alysha Sapp Mr. Dane A. Thompson, ‘11 Mr. Christopher Wood
Dr. Marie M. Schein Ms. Alison Trinkle, ‘84 Mr. Greg Woodhams
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Schneider Ms. Eugenia Trinkle, ‘51 Dr. Pamela Maxwell Wyatt, ‘69
Mr. John B. Sellin, ‘60 Ms. Andrea Twiss-Brooks, ‘82 Ms. Taylor H. Yarborough, ‘10
Dr. Rebecca Sharpless Mrs. Audrey Vanderhoof, ‘74 Dr. Rosabel R. Young
Ms. Cynthia S. Shearer Mr. William H. Vanderhoof Jr.
Rev. & Mrs. John P. Smith, ‘66 Dr. & Mrs. J. Don Van, ‘59, ’57
FRIENDS
We thank the Friends for gifts to expand the library’s collections of books, databases
and special equipment from June 1, 2011 through May 31, 2012
Abdalla S. Abukashef Ben Hamrick Joyce Gibson Roach
Linda Anderson John D. Harrant John Rosemergy
Susan L. Anderson Kenneth Hobbs Don Rosick
William & Shirley Baird Robert Holloway Adam Rowe
Jacqueline Ballard John & Susan Hotard Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schmidt
Alan Barker Dr. Harold & Linda Johnson John O. Scott
Joyce Beck Conrad Kalmbacher Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Scurlock
William Beckworth Joann Karges Judith Sear
Paul F. Boller, Jr. Dee J. Kelly Carol Sewell
William R. Bond Henry & Lucille Kelly Bill & Peggy Sims
Scott Bowden Kevin Kuenzli Amy Shubert
Clayton Brown Elizabeth Ledyard Kyle Singhail
Clara Jo Broyles James W. Lee James & Susan Smith
Evelyn Breaux Dr. Claudio Lehmann Marion Snyder
Martin Burhans Dr. Roger Lester Sara Sohmer
Johanna Calderon-Arteaga Elizabeth Livengood Roger & Sally Sorensen
Joyce Pate Capper Noel McChristian Gary Starnes
Bob & Judy Carson Edward McMahon Dr. & Mrs. James H. Stewart
Alexander & Virginia Cothran Elizabeth McCune Dr. & Mrs. George Sumner
Gerard Daily Williard Maier II Joan Swaim
William R. Davie Patricia Marcotte Jerry & Bridget Thomas
Bronson & Cathie Davis Jesse May Robert J. Turner, M.D.
Floyd & Particia Durham Martin Miller-Hessel Eugenia Trinkle
Russell Elleven Elijah Mendoza Taleesa Van Tassel
Peter Fekety Warren & Katherine Moody Mr. & Mrs. William H. Vanderhoof
Leon Flusche Mary Mooring Fermin Velasquez
Gillian Franklin, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Mooring III John Wallace
Edward Fritz Dr. A. F. and Roxanne Murph Jon Walters
Dr. & Mrs. Bob Frye Robert S. Newkirk Bilu Wairrier
Marilyn Gabler Joe Nichols John Waugh & Kathleen Lively
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Gearhart Glenna Odom Thomas D. White
Justin Gradek Judith Paulsel Alan & Sue Winter
Cassandra Granados Patricia S. Purcell John Yowell
Benjamin Gutierrez Dr. Larry & Cynthia Reaves Mr. & Mrs. James Woodfin
Ben & Johnnie Gunn Andra Riggs
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