Dear Friends,

Ask former Foundationmembers and Baylor friendsfor $500,000 in endowment,and you receive more than$612,000. That is the Baylorway!

Our thanks to all of you whowere donors, to JenniferTerrell, members of the 35thAnniversary EndowmentCampaign Steering

Committee and the University Development staff for the professionalmanner in which the campaign was run. As of May 31, 2005, the marketvalue of the Student Foundation endowment was more than $2.4 million,and this assures that a large number of scholarships can be given each yearfar into the future.

The building gift from Ed and Denise Crenshaw marks a new beginning forStudent Foundation. After 35 years of having offices in at least eightdifferent locations, the Foundation will now have a permanent home in thecenter of the campus. The contractor has been selected and construction isexpected to begin very soon.

Future Foundation members will always be grateful to Ed and Denise fortheir very generous gift to the building and the endowment fund. TheBaylor family will be proud to have the Ed Crenshaw Student FoundationCenter as the new home of this very special student organization.

Thanks again to all of you who have supported the Student Foundationprogram for the past 35 years and to the students who have made it allpossible. We know that we can depend upon you in the future.

Bill Harlan and Nancy HarlanHonorary Campaign Co-Chairs

• The 35th anniversary campaign exceeded its goal of raising$500,000 with gifts totaling $612,121.

• A total of 486 donors participated in the campaign.

• The Financial Affairs committee awarded $201,000 in scholarshipfunds to Baylor students at the 2005 Scholarship Banquet.

• In 35 years, 4,977 students have benefited from $3,435,000 inStudent Foundation scholarships.

• Student Foundation has raised a total of $2 million in endowedscholarship funds.

This year, Student Foundation celebrated its 35th anniversary as astudent organization committed to serving Baylor University and thestudent body.

To commemorate Student Foundation’s 35th anniversary, aleadership team was formed and an Endowment Scholarship Campaignwas launched on April 1, 2004. The goals of the campaign were toraise $500,000 in Student Foundation endowed funds and to increasecommunication and goodwill among Student Foundation scholarshiprecipients, donors and Student Foundation alumni while celebratingthe past 34 years of accomplishments. The campaign concluded March31, 2005. The many significant achievements of the campaign arelisted below.

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• Members of the organization participated in 36 college nightsthroughout Texas and 40 senior receptions across the nation.

• There were 175 registered participants in Bearathon, a challenging13.1-mile half-marathon that serves as Student Foundation’s mainfundraising event each spring.

• Student Foundation members participated in more than 2,250 hoursof community service.

• Members wrote 1,957 personalized Christmas cards to all full-timefaculty and staff.

Foundation, that was a team, a team of 50students with a common purpose,” Crenshawrecalled. “I think the value of working togetheras a team, communicating and collaboratingtogether with a vision and mission that wascommon among each of us, was a tremendouslyinvaluable lesson that we all learned.”

Although Ed and his wife, Denise, live inLakeland, Fla., Ed said he always kept up withStudent Foundation’s progress, and noted theorganization’s frequent moves from facility tofacility, as he considered gift opportunities.

Crenshaw, president of Publix Supermarkets,Inc., thinks it is important for him to give backto the university he believes did so much forhim.

“Baylor shaped me in such a way that it mademe the person I am today,” he said. “And I thinkbecause of that, I would like our gift to continueto shape and influence other young people.”

Crenshaw looks forward to seeing thebuilding’s finished product, and especially toseeing the students in action in the EdCrenshaw Student Foundation Center.

“It’s going to be wonderfully satisfying thefirst time I come back and see that building andsee those students working together as a team toaccomplish that goal of helping other studentsattend Baylor,” Crenshaw said. “When I was inStudent Foundation, I had the opportunity togo out and raise money for student scholarships.All of my adult life I’ve hoped that I would bein the position someday to give back to Baylorin the way I promoted giving to the universitywhen I was a student.”

Alum Gives Back to Student Foundation in a Big Way

home to serve as a hubfor their work inscholarship fundraising,recruiting andcommunity building thatis essential to the missionof Baylor University,Student Foundation willprofit in many otherways. The Center’slocation in the heart ofcampus will enhancevisibility of theorganization, allowingStudent Foundation’smission to be sharedmore easily with theentire university

community. The EdCrenshaw StudentFoundation Center alsomeets one of theuniversity’s Baylor 2012imperatives: “to constructuseful and aestheticallypleasing spaces.”

The Crenshaws’generosity is making theconstruction of thisbuilding possible, andadditional gifts to theproject will benefit otherconstruction needs andthe building’sendowment fund.Student Foundationalumni and parents of

current and formermembers have expressedenthusiasm about theopportunity toparticipate in the project.“Former members andparents can participate atwhatever level possible bycontributing toward thebuilding campaign andits endowment,”explained Smith. “Giftsof all levels are needed.The bricks and pavers arean ideal way forinterested individuals totake part in this excitingcampaign.”

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Former Student Foundation advisor Bill Harlan stands with Sam and Judy Smart of FortWorth. The couple surprised Mr. Harlanwith the announcement that theycontributed a major gift to the CrenshawStudent Foundation Center in honor ofBill and his wife, Nancy. As a result ofthe Smart’s generosity, the entrance ofthe new building will be named the Billand Nancy Harlan Foyer as a tribute tothe many years of service the Harlansdevoted to Student Foundation andBaylor University.

“We were inspired by Ed and DeniseCrenshaw’s gift to make the new buildinga reality. We wanted to help as well, and what better way than honoring the Harlans? Theyhave given so much of their lives to helping students help students,” Sam Smart said.

Genuine granite pavers andengraved bricks are among theoptions available for individualswho want to support the buildingproject. The engraved granite paversand bricks will be located on theentry plaza surrounding the EdCrenshaw Student Foundation Center.

The 12-inch square pavers are $2,500 each. The top portionof the paver will be personalized for the donor, and the bottomsection of the paver is a tribute to Student Foundation’s legacyof service on Baylor’s campus. Each paver has up to three linesof text available and a maximum of 15 characters per line(including spaces).

Engraved bricks will be located on the entry plaza aroundthe pavers. For $500 per brick, people can support StudentFoundation and leave a lasting legacy in their own name or intribute or memory of loved ones. Each brick has up to threelines available and a maximum of 13 characters per line(including spaces).

Engraved pavers and bricks are the perfect way to pay tributeto Student Foundation and the impact the organization hashad on Baylor University throughout the past 35 years.For more information about how you can participate in this project,contact Larry Smith at 1-800-BAYLOR-U, option 4 or e-mailLarry_Smith@baylor.edu.

‘Pave’ing the Way for aNew Home

WelcomeCourtney(Robertson) Dale,a 2003 Baylorgraduate, as thenew Troy and BettyMays Director ofStudentFoundation!During her time at

Baylor, Courtney was actively involved inStudent Foundation, serving as co-chair ofthe organization’s Financial AffairsCommittee her senior year.

“I am excited about working with thisphenomenal group of students. I know thatwe are going to see new and great thingsfrom Student Foundation this year.”

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ENDOWED DONORSAccenture Foundation, Inc.Rachelle Horn AckerJay & Jenny AllisonGreg & Tamby AllmanMr. & Mrs. Clifford N. AlprinRox A. AndersCarrie AndersonBob & Karen AndersonAlexandra Maria ArguetaClara Sue & Gordon ArnsdorffMr. & Mrs. Douglas C. ArringtonMark & Tanna BaileySusan K. BaileyMr. & Mrs. Lynn H. Ballinger, Jr.Bank of America Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Tommy L. BambrickBank One FoundationLesli R. BarberCourtney & Kevin BargeCynthia Barker-KunkelDr. & Mrs. Christopher L. BarnesMr. & Mrs. Toby J. BarnettMegan BarringerMiranda Cathron BartonCol. & Mrs. James W. BasdenScott & Donna BashrumAnne J. Webb BasileChurch of the Highlands,

Baton RougeMr. & Mrs. Phillip BaughLaura Lynn BaumhardtRandy & Charney BeckMr. & Mrs. Zachary A. BeckC. T. “Sparkey” & Merrie BeckhamDaniel & Honey Huckelbury BedellDoug & Paige BellMr. & Mrs. John R. BellKeith C. BernardM. Lee Berryman-TedmanDaniel Brian BieringBrad & Vicki BillmanMr. & Mrs. E. J. BirdCash & Lou Beth BirdwellMr. & Mrs. Andrew Donald BlackBobbie M. & Jack L. BlackshearJeffrey & Pat BlairSuzanne Bretz BlumTeresa Leann BondCleo Nelson BonhamKristi Marie BonkowskiMr. & Mrs. John N. BorenAndrea L. BostickMr. & Mrs. Robert P. BowmanLarry P. BoydPatty S. BoyerKristi Dawn BradfordGeorge Mark Bragg

Phaedra Renee BranhamMr. & Mrs. Jim G. Bray, Jr.Rebecca Ruth BridgesRichard D. & Brenda Hisaw BrooksAmy K. BrownMr. & Mrs. Daniel BrownMark C. BrownMr. & Mrs. Mike D. BrownRandy & Becky BrownBlair & Jordan BrowningScott & Tina BrysonEva Marie BufordTina Killough BuschScott Howard CableScott and Sharon CainMr. & Mrs. Glenn B. CallisonPaul L. CannonJeffrey & Alison CanterberryEllie Caston & Al BjellandCamila Yvette CastroMr. & Mrs. Don T. CatesRebecca Childress Crews ChapmanMaureen N. CharltonMr. & Mrs. Alfred B. ChildsPhilip L. ChristopherKevin ChuElaine Markham ClantonKristen Karral ClemmerMr. & Mrs. M. LaMarr ClemonsAnne Uhrbrock ClutterbuckRebekah Grounds ColeStacy V. & Patricia Bauman ColeDonald D. & Margaret

Hooker CollisRandy & Valerie ColsonDr. & Mrs. J. Kim CookLinda Bee CooperKaren E. CosentinoLori Thompson CoulterBrad & Alison CrawfordJoe & Jana CrawfordStephen D. CrawleyMr. & Mrs. Ed CrenshawWendi Frindell CrispAlvin Juan CrosbyDr. & Mrs. Cody CulwellMilton & Barbara CunninghamJim & Barbara DaleMark & Maria Shelton DameronCharlie & Molly DarwinBill & June DavesMike & Barbara DavidsonDan & Leslie Davis

Rhett Matthew DawsonDavid de la HozMr. & Mrs. Michael Todd DeckerSally Doyle DelBeccaroJohn A. & Peggy A. DementStephen DementTracy DennisEllen Bordelon DerrickMr. & Mrs. Michael T. DeRuyterSteven W. DiamondArt B. DlugachDaniel & Julie Brown DoblerJulie Elizabeth DoddDr. & Mrs. Clyde C. DollensDr. & Mrs. James F. DotterWen Shiao DowellDr. & Mrs. James Edward DoyleDrs. Robert & Eva DoyleSabrina Walker DrewryWilliam J. Dube, IIIDr. & Mrs. Daniel M. DuffyStephanie S. DunlopElia DunneAaron Michael DupreeLeasa Renae DuronPatricia Avera DyerTed & Laura DyerDrs. Buckley & Linda EckertMarshall & Doris EdwardsMark Wayne ElledgeJerry & Susan ElliottJack H. EnglishMr. & Mrs. Robert A. FanningScott & Renee FennBetty Davey FerraroFidelity Charitable Gift FundMr. & Mrs. Philip Wayne FisherSteven Paul FisherJody Alan FlowersPreston F. FosterCharles E. & Sharon S. FoxDede T. FranzShelley Rae FrewMartin Albert GallagherMr. & Mrs. Dan GardnerDr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. GaryMr. & Mrs. Richard Gee, Jr.Teresa L. GeorgeJay & Angela GhormleyDr. & Mrs. Patrick E. GibsonDouglas Ray GilbertBillie Ruth Dobrovolny GillMr. & Mrs. Kevin GlasserIgnacio GonzalesHolly Marie GranceDr. & Mrs. Christopher R. GrantMatthew Sterling GreenHon. & Mrs. William R.

GreendykeDr. David & Mrs. Pamela GriffithMr. & Mrs. Benjamin J. Grimes

Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. GrimesA. Patrick GuinnAlfred B. GuinnMr. & Mrs. Marshall GummeltDr. John & Susan Storm GuytonMr. & Mrs. Monte HallJulia HallKathryn Maxfield FullerMr. & Mrs. Kevin E. GaylordDebbie Fuqua HancockMr. & Mrs. Hal L. HarborDr. & Mrs. David W. HardageMr. & Mrs. Bill HarlanTammy D. HarralsonKimberly Ann HarrisonShae L. HarrisonSusie Israwi HarshCandace Hutcheson HarterCheryl & Jim HaselsteinerAngela Bynum HayesE. Todd HedgcothJames E. HelgesonDavid & Carolyn HennesseeSteven D. & Amy Holley

HennesseeRebecca & Sam HenryBrandi L. HensonLaura Lynn HerreraJames C. HerringMr. Bradford & Dr. Terri HerronAllison Williams HetzelDavid & Nancy HillMr. & Mrs. David HodgeMr. & Mrs. Eric R. HollingsworthMr. & Mrs. William B. HollisMike & Sherrie HolmanCyndy L. HolmesDr. & Mrs. O. Wayne HouserMr. & Mrs. John L. Howard, Jr.Brandon Keith HubbardDr. & Mrs. Barton HuddlestonJanet Caplinger HuffClyde E. & Julia C. HughesDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. HunterJosh D. HussAdeoluwa Tiwatope IfelayoMr. & Mrs. Dean F. JarrettAnna & Harry JeanesDiane Elaine JendrzeyLarry & Leesa Bland JensenMartin Leon JensenEarnie A. JoeMr. & Mrs. Fred M. Johnson, Jr.

Mrs. Sam D. JohnsonDr. & Mrs. Steven E. JohnsonVirginia R. “Jenny” Johnson Drs. Mark & Rebecca JonesNewton & Vivian JonesSteven C. JonesVivian Haynie JonesMr. & Mrs. Wilson G. JonesMr. & Mrs. Michael Allen

KampermanKaren S. KeisterCharles & Faye KennedyJames R. & Susan P. KennedyDavid & Carol KentJohn H. KentPaul J. & Lyn B. KentDeborah Little Key & W. Milton

Key, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. KinkadeMandy KinkeadeMelissa & Ed KinkeadeKarl & Kym KlausMr. & Mrs. David R. KleinMr. & Mrs. J. Preston Klinke, Jr.Neal & Jayne KnightonDorothy & H. J. KolinekNicole Raelyn KonopasekKaren M. KoupalRick & Tanya KraftMr. & Mrs. Marc D. LaCheyPhil & Adriane LakinMr. & Mrs. Eric LannenMike & Lisa LaskyBridget LawBecky McGee LeeWalter E. LewisPhillip L. & Stephanie S. LinderMr. & Mrs. Erich G. Loewer IIIRebecca House Lones & Gregory S.

LonesDavid & Jody LongRev. & Mrs. Pedro LopezLynne M. LoweMr. & Mrs. Kenneth LucasMr. & Mrs. Erik LuxhojMs. Donna L. Lyles-GordonMorgan J. & Denise Parker LyonsRobert & Landa MabryJeff & Tabitha MacGowanPeter & Sylvia MaddoxKen & Judy MaggardLee Miller Manford, Jr.Michael Todd Manis

J. Mark & Debra Bradley MannJill & Chris ManningJeff & Michelle ManningSteve & Debra MarklandMr. & Mrs. James H. MarrsNeil MartinMr. & Mrs. Troy MaysMays FoundationJared Paul MazzolaMary Wilson McCallRoy A. McCaslandAndrew Whitfield McDonaldKate Josephine McGillMr. & Mrs. Matt McLaughlinMr. & Mrs. Donald K. McLaurinMr. & Mrs. Alan Wayne MeeksE. Scott & Susan Marx MiddletonKimberly MuseMark & Teresa MinorMicah J. MitchellMr. & Mrs. Scott F. MonroeDr. & Mrs. Flavio M. L. MonteiroMireya Campos MoralesRhonda Gay MorrisRyan & Christy Ann MorrisMr. & Mrs. Robert L. MorrisonDr. & Mrs. Paul R. MorrowChristion L. MurphyJessica Leigh MurphyMr. & Mrs. Mark T. MurrayDavid & Allison NanceDr. & Mrs. Philip L. NauertMr. & Mrs. Michael C. NealMs. F. Katharine NelsonMr. & Mrs. John T. Newby IIKent & Vicki NewsomTania NguyenEmily Grace NicholsonRoy C. NickellMr. & Mrs. David O. NoblesRebekah H. & Charles M. NorthJennifer Patricia O’BrienMichael S. OholendtOld Towne KolachesDr. & Mrs. Esiquiel P. Olivarez, Jr.Ify Vivian OnwudinjoLes & Lanna PalmerAmy Schaaf Parker

April 20, 2004The 35th Anniversary

Endowment Campaign isannounced at the annual

Student FoundationScholarship Banquet.

September 1, 2004The 35th Anniversary Leadership

Steering Committee meets toformulate a plan of action.

September 2004The first issue of Student

Foundation Times mails to allStudent Foundation donors andalumni, publicly announcing the

endowment campaign.

October 24, 2004During the Homecoming

celebration, Student Foundationalumni pose with the JudgeBaylor statue in his jersey.Current and past Student

Foundation members also dontheir green and gold to ride onthe 35th Anniversary Float in

the Homecoming parade.

September 30, 2004The Fling and Bling: Freshman

Follies celebration is held. A fondtradition of Student Foundation,

this event creates a fun, informalatmosphere for freshmen to

meet. The celebration is centeredon games and food and inevitably

ends with a huge food fight.4

Student Foundation would like to THANK the donors to the35th anniversary campaign and donors to current StudentFoundation scholarships.

Mr. & Mrs. A. Kevin PateBeth & Anil PatelMr. & Mrs. Ray V. PattonLori Dawn PeckMr. & Mrs. Brian Charles

PenningtonMike & Jennifer PerkinsCharles E. & Gwendolyn M. PerryMr. & Mrs. Charles S. PerryRich & Cynthia PetersonBarbara Anne PharrMr. & Mrs. R. Lee Phegley, Jr.Bradley Wayne PierceDeborah J. Pinckard-LilesSean C. PitmanL. A. Pittman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brown PittmanMr. C. Douglas Plank &

Dr. Donna Nofziger PlankRev. & Mrs. Christopher E. PlattDr. & Mrs. William M. PrattCynthia S. PriceWhitney PriceDon & Patti Brown PurcellJan & Tom PurdyMr. & Mrs. Michael L. QuartermainSilas & Jeri RagsdaleRalph H. & Ruth J. McCullough

FoundationMr. & Mrs. Rex RamsowerDavid P. RatliffDonna Lynnell RayfordMr. & Mrs. Bruce Reece, Jr.Hallie Jo & John ReesingCindy & Jeff ReeterDr. & Mrs. John C. ReimersBen & April RenbergKimberly Paige RhoadesPatrick Dennis RichardGene & Mary RichardsonRichard Leslie RichardsonMr. & Mrs. Gordon L. RileyDr. & Mrs. Sid RobertsMr. & Mrs. J. Daniel RodgersEugene Walter Roeben, Jr.Kristen Page RoednerJames & Laura RogersThomas Barrett RogersRandy & Clare RudderStormi Hutto RupeMr. & Mrs. John M. RussellTom & Susan RutledgeDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. SabolovicScott J. & Susannah SalmansDr. & Mrs. Glenn E. SandersMichael Joseph SandlinScott & Shelly SanfordDeborah Davis SchlacksAmy Allison SchniederjanCheri Sloane SchraderJulie Annette SchrotelMr. & Mrs. William E. SchultzErica Theresa ScottInez Stepps SeaneyDarlyne O. Sears

Dwayne A. & Amy L. SedatoleKevin & Karen SedatoleMr. & Mrs. John D. SeidenstickerSempra EnergyDr. Paul C. Sharkey, Jr. &

Elizabeth Vines SharkeyMr. & Mrs. Randy SharpTommy & Beth SharpDr. & Mrs. Robert H. ShawM. Sherron SheedyBrian & Tracie ShelbyShell Oil Company FoundationMr. & Mrs. Steven F.

ShellenbergerJohn & Doris SheltonLee A. SheltonMaura SheltonAntoinette Gonzalez SherrillRichard ShullDr. & Mrs. W. Mark SivleyMaj. & Mrs. David Russell SizemoreDr. & Mrs. Bill and Pam SkaarJanet SlaydenJudy & Sam SmartAlbert & Laurie SmithAustin F. R. SmithGreg & Treacey SmithJane Young SmithLarry D. & Kim Barclay SmithRobert & Dorothy SmithSidney & Edythe Ann SmithMark & Robin SoupisetHarold & Miriam SpanglerBrett & Jennifer SparksMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey SpradlinBill & Martha StarnesJennifer SteinMrs. Wendi Brown StephensRandy StevensJack & Janice StewartMr. & Mrs. William C. StewartMr. & Mrs. Bradley C. StognerChristopher Allen StrattonJennifer Lyn StricklandMr. & Mrs. Peter J. StringerMatt & Sarah SturmMary Anne SvetlikEdward M. TaliaferroAndrew Glenn TaylorDoreen Dee TaylorMr. & Mrs. Robert L. TempletonJennifer C. TerrellCrissie TewellDr. Allen & Laurie ThomasMr. & Mrs. Jack W. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Robbie ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Roger C. ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Michael T.

TilleyMichael David

Tillman

Mr. & Mrs. James Patrick TippitToby & Bridget ToddTom & Pat Powers FoundationBrenda Smith TomekTractebel Power Operations, Inc.Kent & Libby TraylorRussell & Debbe TrippetChristopher Bailey TrowbridgeWalt S. & Cheryl J. TrueAlicia Dan-Hua TsaiTulsa Community FoundationMr. & Mrs. Gregory G. TurnerMax & Debbie Drumwright

UnderwoodMr. & Mrs. Bill UnderwoodToni Van BurkleoMonica Motley Van SlateMr. & Mrs. Jim S. VaszauskasMs. Jessica Bass VaughtGayle Willis VeitenheimerMr. & Mrs. Pedro VieraBeatrice S. VillarrealEllen Butler VolzDr. David Jones & Ms. Cynthia

VreelandSteve Thuan VuAlvin & Debbie WadeJanet Trentman WakefieldRev. & Mrs. David S. WaldropCaroline Ray WalkerCraig & Donese WalkerMelissa WalkerMr. & Mrs. James Curtis WallaceSandra Stoesser WallaceMr. & Mrs. Ken WarrinerJeff & Dawn Nolan WatsonMr. & Mrs. Matthew B. WatsonTrent & Ilsa WeaverMr. & Mrs. Fred C. Weekley, Jr.Steve & Missy WellsMelissa K. WendtWhitney Springer WestbrookMrs. Frances Taylor WhartonKevin & Dannette WhiteMr. & Mrs. David W. WhitehurstRobert F. Wiggins, Jr.Kevin B. WilcoxMr. & Mrs. Shawn P. WildCraig & Lael WilderClaire Cordell WilkinsNolan Ryan WillardDr. & Mrs. Leo J. Williams, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Stanley N. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Bruce R. WillsDr. Ron & Betty WilsonMr. & Mrs. Toby WilsonDr. Seth L. & Jane Keath WitcherJohn A. & Karen Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Richard WoodallMr. & Mrs. Robert James WoodyBrandt Cameron WrightChristi Lynn WrightMr. & Mrs. Donald W. YorkDr. & Mrs. Jay L. YorkMr. & Mrs. Sammy D. YorkDon & Kaye YoungMr. & Mrs. Timothy L. YoungJason & Judy ( Jaeckle) Zafereo

CURRENTDONORSCary M. (Mac) & Claudia J. AbneyRachelle Horn AckerMr. & Mrs. W. T. ( Joe) AllbrightMr. & Mrs. Joe P. AllenAmerican International Group, Inc.Brant & Christy (Azbell) AndersonMr. & Mrs. Al AngellBliss H. AngermanJennifer Lynn AspScott & Cheree AspelinRobert and Kim BailesBailes & Company, P.C.Bank One FoundationMelinda Butler BeckettC. T. “Sparkey” & Merrie BeckhamLaura Merryman BennettCash & Lou Beth BirdwellMr. & Mrs. Johnny BledsoeBlue Bell Creameries, L.P.Robert & Marilyn BorchgardtGreg & Gail BoydMr. & Mrs. George M. Brashear, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Brian, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. R. Mike Bryant, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John E. Burleson, Jr.Maelen Perry BynumMr. & Mrs. C. Robert ByrdWendy Warden CallanGreg & Amanda CampbellMr. & Mrs. Ben A. Cavin, Jr.Edmuth Kwong-Leun ChauJames ChungElaine Markham ClantonAnne Uhrbrock ClutterbuckLouise Dolly CookCharles F. CraneDr. & Mrs. Allen Crenshaw, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Philip H. CroyleJim & Barbara DaleMr. & Mrs. Stephen T. DalrympleBill & June DavesAnn & Will D. DavisElmina Stevens DavisEric D. DavisMr. & Mrs. Kyle Harold Dreyer

Dennis & Marsha Kolinek DunivenMr. D. M. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Scott G. EdwardsErnst & Young FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard W. EspeyMr. & Mrs. A. David EvansMr. & Mrs. Keith P. EvansDeborah D. FawcettMr. & Mrs. Eric H. FindlayCarroll W. FitzgeraldMark and Laura FlaggHulen FordFord & AssociatesMargaret M. FrantzCharles T. Frazier, Jr.Sarah Lynn & Steve GambleVernon & Yvonne GarrettPaul & Beth GartnerAaron P. & Kimberly GraftLanella Spinks GrayLaura Richey GrayMason Monroe GriffinMadison Wesley HarrisJim & Nell HawkinsMr. & Mrs. Larry P. HeardRebecca & Sam HenryMr. & Mrs. Grover L. HerreraM. Ashley HickmanWeldon & Nona HicksMr. Bill & Dr. A. Susan HightowerPierre & Kay HjartbergThomas J. & Deborah H. IronsJ. P. Morgan Chase FoundationMr. & Mrs. Edgar B. JablonowskiMr. & Mrs. Fred M. Johnson, Jr.R. Jason JohnsonDr. & Mrs. Steven E. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Jones, Jr.Scott & Dana JonesKurt N. KellerKathleen Erin KellyKathy & Tom KellyDavid & Carol KentJohn H. KentDennis & Kathleen KeysJoon Hyung KwonMr. & Mrs. Marc D. LaCheyMr. & Mrs. R. Brandon LackeyMr. & Mrs. Michael G. LangfordRebecca Louise LawsonWalt & Deborah LindMr. & Mrs. Robert R. LittleWill & Mary LongPeter & Sylvia MaddoxCharles & Joan MasonMr. & Mrs. Troy MaysMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. McBrayerMr. & Mrs. Skip McBrideCharlyn H. McCaaMary Wilson McCallSherry Marsh McCoyMrs. Jan Greer McDonnellMr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. McGintyMr. & Mrs. Kent H. McMahanMcMarr Properties, Inc.

Medtronic FoundationMetLife FoundationJ. Mark & D’Ann MooreC. Gwin & Brenda M. MorrisLeslie Morris MoseleyBrett C. & Jennifer B. MossmanKristin Leigh NelsonVic & Lillian NewmanDr. Nhan Nguyen & Ms. Solly DiazMr. & Mrs. Andrew T. NickMr. & Mrs. Jeff NickJ. LeGrande & Cassandra Cobb

NorthcuttNorthern Trust CompanyNorthwestern Mutual Financial

NetworkGiancarlo & Lisa OrtegaMr. & Mrs. Steven ParsonsRandy & Phyllis PattersonJohn & Carrie PearsonTrace PfeifferDavid PirnieDr. & Mrs. Michael D. PlunkJim & Betty PriceMargaret Anne RayMr. & Mrs. Todd A. ReppertBo RichardsonBeth Gamble RigginsScott & Nancy RoyalMr. & Mrs. James W. RutledgeMichael Joseph SandlinMarvin W. SapaughJim & Debbie SartainMr. & Mrs. Ronald R. ScottMr. & Mrs. Randy SharpGary J. SheppardGeorganna L. SimpsonMoraine SitindjakDorothy A. SmithGreg & Treacey SmithGeorge & Bonnie SnellHarold & Miriam SpanglerMr. & Mrs. J. M. Spell, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. SpencerState Farm Companies FoundationMr. & Mrs. James SteenJames Edwin StephensJack & Janice StewartDavid W. SunderlandRobert & Debbie SymingtonMatt & Valerie TerrellEarl & Meredith TouchstoneEdna Jane TravisMr. & Mrs. Charles B. TurnerDr. & Mrs. Tim TwaddellMr. & Mrs. Jay Van DoverThe Waco FoundationMatthew O. WallaceMr. & Mrs. Kevin W. WhitehurstStan & Carolyn WilkesLawrence Michael WoodChristopher W. Wyatt

This list is based on gifts recordedApril 1, 2004 through May 31,

2005. Every effort has been made toassure accuracy. If, however, youdiscover an error, please contact

Student Foundation.

March 2005Ed (’73) and Denise Crenshawgive the lead gift toward the

construction of a new home forStudent Foundation and provide

for student scholarships.

March 5, 2005175 runners participate in the third annual

Bearathon. All proceeds from this half-marathonsupport student scholarships. The race starts

on the Baylor campus and heads throughCameron Park and downtown Waco beforeending in the heart of the Baylor campus.

April 29, 2005Ground is broken for the

Ed Crenshaw StudentFoundation Center, the5,800-square-foot new

home for StudentFoundation.

April 29, 2005The successful close of the anniversarycampaign is announced at the Student

Foundation Scholarship Banquet. More than$612,000 was raised in scholarship funds. 5

Student Foundation attracts a certain kind of person. Not just financemajors or journalism students, the organization brings togetherstudents from across disciplines to promote their common interest: a

love for Baylor University. To best use their diverse skills, Student Foundationis divided into three committees, Campus Promotions, Financial Affairs andStudent Recruitment, each serving the university in its unique way.

For example, the Student Recruitment committee shares their love forBaylor by traveling to college fairs. They also help with on-campus recruitingby assisting with Premieres.

“Once people hear what Baylor has to offer, how much fun it is and aboutthe excellent academic and sports environment, they see what a great school itis,” Wes Cash, a Waco senior and Student Recruitment co-chair, said. “If youcan get just one person to come to Baylor from one of those events, it’s agreat deal.”

“Part of Baylor 2012 is to attract top-quality students from all over theUnited States,” Chandra Sternau, a Houston senior and Student Recruitmentco-chair, noted. “I feel it’s a charge to the Student Recruitment committee togo out and get people interested in Baylor.”

Once Student Recruitment gets students to Baylor, Campus Promotionstakes over. Designed to encourage involvement on Baylor’s campus, thiscommittee organizes and directs Freshmen Follies and Bearathon, the half-marathon that is Student Foundation’s main fundraising event.

“My favorite Student Foundation memory is spending the night beforeBearathon in the quad area by Fountain Mall, guarding the orange cones forthe race,” Josh Cortez, a San Marcos, Texas, senior and Campus Promotionsco-chair, said. “I remember thinking how blessed I was to be with such greatpeople and able to serve Baylor in this way.”

Student Foundation also helps students meet their education expenses to

stay at Baylor. The Financial Affairs committee visits alumni and friends toraise scholarship funds. At this year’s scholarship banquet, 201 $1,000scholarships were awarded.

“I received a Student Foundation scholarship, and that was one of the bigreasons I wanted to join the group,” Beth Watson, a Tyler, Texas, senior andFinancial Affairs co-chair, said. “It’s exciting to be a part of a team effort ofstudents giving out scholarships.”

All of these committees are held together by co-presidents Jennifer Powell,a Denton, Texas, senior and Travis Nick, a Scottsdale, Ariz., senior. As co-presidents, Powell and Nick run the steering committee, which consists of thesix committee co-chairs, and help make sure the organization is on track.

The steering committee is particularly looking forward to moving intotheir new building, the Ed Crenshaw Student Foundation Center, in thespring semester. Even as the building will raise awareness of the organizationon campus, it also will unite the three committees as they work together toserve Baylor and her students.

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More than ahundred bearsand their friendswill be runningthrough thestreets of Wacoon Saturday,March 4. No needfor concernhowever: thesebears are of the

Baylor variety, and they and other members ofthe Waco community will be participating inBearathon 2006, the half-marathon that isStudent Foundation’s main fundraising event.

Last year approximately 175 participants

enjoyed the 13.1-mile course that took therunners through the Baylor campus, CameronPark and other scenic parts of Waco.

“This was the second time I ran Bearathon,and I ran it a little faster, so it was slightly morepainful,” Troy Sharp, an Amarillo, Texas, seniorin accounting and Student Foundation member,said. “The route is tough with the hills inCameron Park, but the feeling of satisfactionwhen crossing the finish line is great.”

Campus Promotions Co-Chairs Josh Cortezand Lindsey Shepherd look forward to planningBearathon, but they know a great deal of work isahead of them. Planning the race involvesgetting permits from the city, the railroads andTxDOT, finding corporate sponsorships,

promoting the event and other tasks. However,with last year’s race raising more than $12,000for scholarships, they agree the work is wellworth it.

“Last year’s Bearathon was so much work, butit was exciting to see it all come together,”Shepherd said. “And it was exciting to seepeople not just from campus, but also alumniand people from the Waco community get tocome and participate in a Baylor event.”

If any Student Foundation members, past andpresent, or other avid runners are interested inparticipating in Bearathon 2006, please visitwww.baylor.edu/studentfoundation for moreinformation.

BEAR STAMPEDE Runners Take Over Waco

2005-2006 STUDENT FOUNDATION STEERING COMMITTEEfirst row: Beth Watson, Jennifer Powell, Lindsey Shepherd and Chandra Sternau; second row:

Patrick Rountree; Travis Nick; Courtney Dale, director; Josh Cortez and Wes Cash

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It’s not unusual to hear aboutgenerations of Baylor families feelingthe influence of the university and its

traditions. For the Mays and Sharp families,though, the influence goes much deeper—deep into the heart of service for theuniversity and her students—deep into theheart of Student Foundation.

This story begins with Troy Mays, whoentered Baylor as a freshman in 1941, manyyears before Student Foundation wasconceived. “In May 1943, I was called toservice in the Navy during World War II,”Mays said. “I wasn’t able to go back to finishmy degree; instead, I went home toAmarillo and worked for my dad.”

Eventually Mays, and his wife Betty Lou,returned to Baylor for Homecomingactivities and football gameseach year with theirdaughters Stacy MaysSharp (BBA, ’76) andKarra Mays Hill (BSED,’78). Both childrenwould serve in StudentFoundation as students.

“I guess it was duringthose times, when Bettyand I visited our girls, that wefirst saw the bicycle races at theold HOT Coliseum and fell in lovewith Student Foundation,” Mays said. Maysand Betty, now deceased, established theTroy and Betty Lou Mays Directorship ofStudent Foundation in 1993. “We liked thekinds of activities our girls were part of inStudent Foundation. The organization did agreat job providing scholarships tostudents.”

Today, Mays and his wife, Billye—aBaylor alumna by choice—continue to

support theorganizationfinancially. “We receivecards and letters fromstudents who are soappreciative. We knowit’s a big help, and weare grateful for theopportunity to do it,”he said.

As for Stacy’s Baylor experience, she says,“I applied to two other schools, but I alwaysknew I would go to Baylor.” Unlike manyBaylor family stories, Stacy didn’t meet herhusband, Randy Sharp (BBA ’76), atBaylor. Rather, they met at home in

Amarillo, during second grade. “Ourparents knew each other

even before we wereborn,” Randy said.

“As one ofsix children,my parentscouldn’t affordBaylor, so Iwent as a

sophomoreand had a

combination ofscholarships, grants and

student loans to pay my way,”he said. “I was determined to go to Baylor,and it worked out fine.”

Randy watched Stacy’s involvement inFoundation as a junior. “I saw all they did—I knew I wanted to be a part, as well.” As asenior, he applied and worked alongsideStacy, also a senior and a member of theStudent Foundation Steering Committee.

Today, the Sharps continue theirinvolvement with Student Foundation.

They enthusiastically support StudentFoundation scholarships, a level of supportthey agree is very “doable” for manyfamilies. “My experience in StudentFoundation made me realize how blessed Iwas to have parents who could afford aBaylor education,” Stacy said. “Randy’sparents just couldn’t do it, and now I believethat if we can just do a little, it can makethe difference between a student being ableto attend Baylor or not.”

“Paying my way was not easy,” Randycontinued, “and there are so many kids whoneed help today. If I can make a differencethrough scholarship support, I want to doall I can.”

The Mays/Sharp legacy doesn’t stop withfinancial support. The third generation ofthe family is serving Baylor even today. TheSharps four children—Meredith (’02),Austin (’04), Troy, a senior, and McKay, asophomore—all have followed the road ofhigher education from Amarillo to Waco.And so far, two of the four have servedBaylor through Student Foundation.

“Student Foundation gave me anopportunity to serve Baylor in a way thatother organizations did not,” Austin said.“My senior year serving as a member ofStudent Foundation was the best thing I’veever done. I wish I could do it again.”

A Legacy of Service throughStudent Foundation

“My experience inStudent Foundation made me

realize how blessed I was to haveparents who could afford a Baylor

education...now I believe that if we canjust do a little, it can make the

difference between a student beingable to attend Baylor or not.”

STACY SHARPBBA ’76

Address Service RequestedSTUDENT FOUNDATION

One Bear Place #97026Waco, TX 76798-7026

www.baylor.edu/studentfoundationWhen Megan Hawkins, a senior from Atlanta, Texas, toured Baylor

University in high school, she knew it was the place for her.“I really liked the people, they just seemed more personable,” she said.

“Everywhere you go people open the door for you, and I don’t think you findthat anywhere else.”

During her time at Baylor, Megan has excelled. She will graduate a yearearly in May, majoring in psychology and journalism—the latter developedfrom a love of working on The Lariat. Her appreciation for Baylor’sacademics and friendly atmosphere aside, in the beginning Megan wasunsure how to make a Baylor education possible.

“At first, I didn’t think I was going to be able to come because offinances,” Megan said. “I have a brother who’s in college too, and my parentshave been trying to pay for both of our educations so scholarships reallyhelp.”

More doors opened for Megan when she received a Student FoundationScholarship the past two years. She appreciates not only the donors whohave given so much, but also the members of Student Foundation who workhard to raise the funds.

“Every year, members invest their time traveling many miles and dialing

digits just to help others have the opportunity to go to this school,” Megannoted. “They always seem to be hard at work in a variety of roles. Whetherit’s planning a fundraiser, raising scholarships or recruiting new Bears, theydo it with contagious enthusiasm.”

STUDENT FOUNDATIONAlum? Recipient? Parent? Friend?

Why not support Baylor students with a gift to Student Foundation scholarships?

Make your gift online at:www.baylor.edu/studentfoundation

Opened Doors EncourageDeep Love of Baylor