Annie Oakley and Wyatt Earp Lead the Way to the Top of Handies Peak
For the second time, Lauren Pool Gunter, BBA, MPA ’06, and Susan Pool McCraney, BS ’10, Life Members, reached the top of Handies Peak in Colorado. It was their seventh time each to hike a mountain above 14,000 feet, referred to as a “fourteener.” Along for the trip was former UT diver Will McCraney, BS ’14, Life Member, and his dogs Annie Oakley and Wyatt Earp. Also joining were Will’s mother Becky and father Mark McCraney, who turned 70 and wanted to climb his first (and last) 14er.
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