Rhodes greatly appreciates support of our library collections. Below we recognize the many supporters who have contributed to the Burrow Library, the Paul Barret, Jr. Library, and the music and art collections now housed in the Paul Barret Jr., Library.

The $35 million gift from the Paul W. Barret, Jr. Charitable Trust in April 2001, the largest single gift in the college’s history, is believed to be the largest gift for a capital project ever made to a liberal arts college. The trust was established after the 1999 death of Paul W. Barret, Jr. ’46, a lifelong supporter of the college and chairman of Barretville Bank and Trust Co. north of Memphis, an enterprise established by Barret’s father in 1920. Barret graduated from Rhodes in 1946 with a B.A. in history. He was treasurer of his junior class and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary leadership fraternity. Through the years Barret served as a member of the President’s Council and in 1980-81, as president of The Red & Black Society. Paul Barret, Jr. was the great-nephew of A.K. Burrow who, with his wife Catherine, in 1953 funded Rhodes’ Burrow Library and the Catherine Burrow Refectory. At the time it was the largest gift ever made to a Presbyterian college. The Paul W. Barret, Jr. Library replaces Burrow Library, which is being adapted to function as a center to provide student services and opportunities. With the creation of the Paul W. Barret, Jr. Library, collections from the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics Departments, which were once held in the corresponding departments, are now housed in the Paul W. Barret, Jr. Library.

GENERAL GIFTS TO BARRET AND BURROW LIBRARIESDr. Walter P. Armstrong, Jr.: The Walter P. Armstrong, Jr. Rare Book Collection, collection in Rhodes Archives Dr. Rodney Baine ’35: collection of chess booksMr. Jerred Blanchard: book collectionMr. Thomas B. Davis: rare book collection of English and American literature, collection in Rhodes ArchivesMr. Clarence Day ’52: pewter and brass chandeliers, books throughout the library given in honor of President William E. TrouttMr. Richard T. Doughtie, III: in memory of Esther Jones Doughtie Jeffries, donated book collection of Esther Jones Doughtie, several first editions and signed copies, collection in Rhodes ArchivesMrs. Bette Dale Garner ’72: scores, books, and artifacts on the life of Prof. Tony Lee Garner ’65, collection in Rhodes ArchivesMr. and Mrs. Wesley Halliburton: The Richard Halliburton Collection, manuscripts and artifacts relating to the life of Richard Halliburton, a travel adventure writer, collection in Rhodes ArchivesMr. George S. Hazard ’68: book collectionMr. Donald LaBadie: book collectionMrs. Adeline Likes: in honor of Col. David Likes, includes personal memorabilia of Col. David Likes and his book collection Mr. James P. Moon ’67 and Mrs. Bonnie F. Moon: to fund technology upgrades in Burrow Library, Information Center in Burrow Library named in recognition

Dr. Michael C. Nelson: The Herta and Walter Nelson Library Fund, in honor of Michael’s parents, Herta and Walter, to purchase circulating copies of books written by current faculty membersDr. Marcus W. Orr ’52 and Mrs. Mary Semmes Orr: collection of art history booksMr. John B. Ricker, Jr. ’38, Ms. Emily Wallace Bell and Mr. Walter K. Wallace III: in memory Elizabeth Ricker Wallace Hughes ’41, used to purchase reference material for the Everett L. Amis Reference Room in Burrow LibraryDr. Philip Kenneth Seidman: book collectionDr. Kurt Sontag: in honor of his father, collection in exploration and world travelHelen Stauffer Memorial Library Fund, for the benefit of the library at the discretion of the directorMrs. Irma O. Sternberg: Sternberg Collection, collection detailing Overton Park Expressway controversyDescendants of Colonel Robertson Topp: Colonel Robertson Topp Collection, historical records of the life of Colonel Robertson Topp, developer of South MemphisMr. Clement Browning Turner ’73: in memory of Helen Irene Bowling Turner, Anne Slater Rodgers Doughten, used for purchase of medical titles; in memory of Professor Tony Garner used for purchase of music booksDr. Franklin M. Wright: rare book collection, collection in Rhodes Archives

ENDOWED GIFTS Dr. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 and Mrs. Anne Riley Bourne ’54: Riley Endowment for Barret Library, in memory of Rev. Robert Quitman Riley, John Riley, Maclin Broadnax Riley, funds used for online journal databaseMr. Robert H. Buckman: The Buckman Collection in International Studies, provides literary materials in the field of International StudiesDr. William B. Clark, Jr. and Mrs. Katherine O. Clark: The William B. and Katherine O. Clark Collection in TechnologyDr. W. J. Michael Cody ’58: The W. J. Michael Cody Collection in Political Science Mr. John H. Crabtree ’57: The Emmett H. Anderson Collection in French, in honor of Emmett H. Anderson Dr. Ellen Davies-Rodgers: The Ellen Davies Rodgers Collection, for the purchase of literature and reference books

Mr. Robert C. Flemister, Jr. ’26 and Mrs. Sarah Flemister: Flemister Endowment for Burrow Library, used for highest priority needs for Burrow LibraryMr. A. Arthur Halle, Jr. and Dr. Margaret A. HalleDr. C. Stratton Hill ’50 and Mrs. Charlotte Hill: The C. Stratton and Charlotte Hill Library Endowment, to purchase online databases for Burrow LibraryDr. Thomas R. Kepple, Jr. and Ms. Daney D. Kepple: Jane Donaldson Kepple English and American Literature Collection, to purchase books and/or audiovisual materialsMr. Milton C. Picard and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Picard: The Elizabeth T. and Milton C. Picard Collection, provides funds for Barret LibraryMr. L. H. Poppenheimer and Mrs. Belle Poppenheimer: The L.H. and Belle Poppenheimer CollectionMr. James R. Riedmeyer: James R. Riedmeyer Library Collection, for purchase of books and periodicals in aviation, transportation and communicationMr. Mark Russell: Jack U. Russell Collection, in memory of Jack U. Russell, to be used for the mathematics collection

GIFTS FOR BURROW RENOVATIONMr. Dunbar Abston, Jr. and Mrs. Constance AbstonMr. Robert W. Amis ’48 and Mrs. Lucille Hamer Amis ’48: in memory of Everett L. Amis, furnished Everett L. Amis Reference RoomDr. Mertie W. Buckman Mr. Robert H. Buckman: in recognition of Dr. Stanley J. Buckman and Mertie Buckman, furnished Buckman Wing of Burrow LibraryThe Burlington Northern Foundation Dr. William B. Clark, Sr. and Mrs. Katherine O. ClarkF.W. Olin Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Christine E. Gray ’26: in memory of Reverend Wayne W. GrayMr. A. Arthur Halle, Jr. and Dr. Margaret A. HalleDr. Margaret Ruffin Hyde ’34: in honor of Joseph R. Hyde, Jr., furnished Joseph R. Hyde, Jr. OfficeThe Kresge FoundationPew Charitable TrustsMr. Milton C. Picard and Mrs. Elizabeth T. PicardMr. L. H. “Pop” Poppenheimer and Mrs. Belle Poppenheimer

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Supporters of the Paul Barret Jr. Library

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Mr. Robert C. Harnden: The Dorothy Seymour Harnden Collection, in memory of wife Dorothy Seymour Harnden, gift of Native American Art on display in Halliburton Tower and Buckman HallDr. Morrie Alfred Moss and Mrs. Lillian Moss: Lillian and Morrie Moss Endowment for the Visual Arts Mr. Jayson D. Pankin: The Harvey A. Pankin Collection, in memory of his father, Harvey A. Pankin, prints from 1960 to 1980Mrs. Elizabeth T. Picard: donated numerous antiquities to the Jessie L. Clough Art Memorial for TeachingClass of 1934: painting by Carroll Cloar ’34 on display in Barret LibraryDr. Franklin M. Wright: artwork on display in Barret Library

MUSIC GIFTSMrs. Minnie C. Adams: The E. J. Adams Music Library, in memory of husband, Mr. E. J. Adams Allen Collection: LPs, phonograph albumsMr. Charles P. Cobb ’44: The Ruth Moore Cobb Collection, in honor of wife, Ruth Moore Cobb, recorded music collection Ms. Lynn Fann ’67: phonograph albums, CDsThe Foster Collection: LPs, phonograph albumsMr. William F. Frazier, Jr. ’69: The Ned Frazier Collection, in memory of Ned Frazier, gift of his uncle’s classical music collectionMr. George S. Hazard, Jr. ’68: Thomas Collection, in memory of James A. Thomas III ’62, additions to the Adams Music LibraryMr. Hal P. James: The Hal P. James Collection, LPs, phonograph albumsMr. and Mrs. Jeffery Jones: Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Jones Collection, gift of scores and recordingsDr. William Thomas Jolly ’52: The William Thomas Jolly Collection, opera compilations, scores, and recorded musicFred R. Thomas Collection: LPs, phonograph albumsDr. Russel Wiener ’42 and Dr. Joy Wiener ’52: Drs. Joy and Russel Wiener Collection, gift of Diane Bish “Joy of Music” videos

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Ms. Anne L. Shewmaker ’31 and Ms. Mary Shewmaker: in memory of James R. McQuiston ‘47 Dr. Robert R. Simpson ’59: in memory of Mrs. Lutie Patton ShawMrs. Martha Sweeney Vanderwicken ’30Mrs. David T. Walker ’41Mr. Spence L. Wilson and Mrs. Rebecca W. Wilson

ART GIFTSDr. Robert I. Bourne, Jr. ’54 and Mrs. Anne Riley Bourne ’54: Robert I. and Anne Riley Bourne Collection, photographic prints by Edward J. Curtis depicting Native American life in the Pacific Northwest Ms. Floy Hanson and Ms. Etta Hanson: The Jessie L. Clough Art Memorial for Teaching, in memory of Jessie L. Clough, Asian woodcut prints, porcelines, and fabrics

Mr. James R. Riedmeyer and Mrs. Carrie C. RiedmeyerSigma Nu Alumni, Mr. Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39, Dr. Harold F. Ohlendorf ’31: in honor of Monroe Goodbar Morgan ’31, Rhodes Archives Room named in recognition Class of 1934: in appreciation of its beloved and esteemed faculty, to aid in furnishing Everett L. Amis Reference RoomMr. James A. Thomas III ’62 and Mrs. Margaret J. Ridolphi ’63: in honor of Frances Weatherall Thomas ’36, furnished Frances Weatherall Thomas ’36 RoomMary Lincoln Wilkes Trust Mr. Norfleet Turner, Sr. and Mrs. Elinor R. TurnerMs. Anne Potter Wilson: furnished Anne Potter Wilson Director’s OfficeMr. Alvin Wunderlich, Jr. ’39 and Mrs. Marjorie J. Wunderlich ’39Mr. S. Ray Zbinden ’60 and Mrs. Peggy M. Zbinden ’59

GIFTS FOR CARRELS IN BURROWC. M. C. ’37: in memory of Dr. Peyton Nalle RhodesMr. Frank M. Campbell ’39 and Mrs. Florence B. CampbellChi Omega Sorority: honoring the Fiftieth Anniversary of Southwestern at Memphis (1925-1975)Mr. Kenneth F. Clark, Jr. and Mrs. Ellen R. ClarkMr. John H. Crabtree, Jr. ’57 and Mrs. Patricia H. CrabtreeMr. Brice Marchbanks Draper ’29: in memory of Dr. Peyton Nalle Rhodes Member of the Class of 1950 Mr. Lester W. Goodin ’65 and Mrs. Janet M. GoodinDr. C. Stratton Hill ’50 and Mrs. Charlotte HillMr. Lawrence F. Jaseph and Mrs. Carrie H. JasephMr. R. Lee Jenkins and Mrs. Sylvia JenkinsFamily of Mary H. Maxwell: in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Feild ’56The McCasland Foundation: in honor of Mr. John C. Hugon ’77Rev. Stanford Parnell ’30 and Mrs. Elora Parnell: in memory of Dr. Charles E. Diehl In honor of Mr. Milton Picard by a friendMr. John E. Pierce and Mrs. Gladys Crump Pierce ’37: in memory of Ms. Peggy Crump Pierce ’65Mr. Rob A. Price, Ms. Priscilla D. Burtt, and Ms. Bonita H. Markison: in memory of Robert Paetzel Price ’41Mr. Tucker Pryor ’38 and Ms. Janet Briggs

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