March 12 August 28 Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Lehigh defeats Lafayette 74-59 at Stabler Lehigh opens its season and kicks-off the Arena to win Championship and athletics year with a 3-1 win over Big XII automatic berth to NCAA tournament member Nebraska March 13 September 26 Women’s Basketball Volleyball Lehigh downs American 58-42 at Stabler Lehigh stuns Patriot League power American Arena to win second straight Patriot League 3-1 on the way to its first Patriot League tournament title tournament appearance since 2003 March 20 October 4 Wrestling Women’s Golf Zach Rey ’12 earns Lehigh’s first All-American Livia Amado ’10 finishes second at ECAC medal in four years with a third place finish at Championships as Mountain Hawks tie for heavyweight at NCAA Championships second as a team

April 11 October 24 Baseball Field Hockey Greg Angelo ’10 throws no-hitter in first game Behind three goals from Kim Eng ’13, Lehigh of doubleheader as Lehigh completes four- defeats Holy Cross 3-2 and qualifies for the game sweep of Lafayette Patriot League tournament April 17 Rowing Lehigh crews win seven of 12 races to defeat Lafayette and retain the River Cup April 24 Women’s Lacrosse Mountain Hawks defeat Colgate 15-12 to capture first Patriot League regular season championship since 1994

Softball Head coach Fran Troyan picks up his 500th career victory as Lehigh defeats Bucknell 9-1 in game one of a doubleheader lehigh athletics Men’s Lacrosse Lehigh ends its season with back-to-back 2009–10 annual report wins over nationally ranked opponents, after October 31 downing Lafayette 10-9 in overtime Women’s Cross Country Katherine Pierce ’12 leads Lehigh with a April 25 third-place individual finish at the Patriot Men’s Golf League Championships Steve Suarez ’10 finishes second individually at Patriot League Championship and is later November 6 named Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year Men’s Soccer Adam Welch ’10 heads in game-winning goal April 30 at Bucknell to propel Mountain Hawks into Patriot League tournament Women’s Track and Field Ashlee Atwell ’10 wins Patriot League November 14 Championship in the women’s pole vault Men’s Cross Country May 4 Evans Kosgei ‘10 finishes 17th at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet to earn Lehigh’s

Men’s Tennis highest-ever finish at Regionals Troy List ’11 becomes Lehigh’s first-ever Patriot League Player of the Year in men’s tennis November 21 May 5 Football Interception by Al Pierce ’10 in overtime Women’s Tennis clinches Lehigh’s second-straight win over Julie Arthofer ’10 named All-Patriot League for Lafayette, 27-21 the fourth time and earns Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors as well January 23 May 15 Men’s Swimming and Diving Lehigh upsets Bucknell on Senior Day to cap Men’s Track and Field 9-1 dual meet season Khalil Uqdah ’10 wins second career IC4A title in the pole vault February 20 lehigh athletics Women’sw S imming and Diving 641 Taylor Street Allison Rolish ’11 sets four school records Bethlehem, PA 18015 at Patriot League Championships, earning lehighsports.com second team All-League honors CONTENTS LEHIGH ON TELEVISION LEHIGH ON TWITTER 1 a Message from Last year Lehigh produced and For results of Lehigh games, and the televised more than 30 events in the latest breaking news for all Lehigh the Dean of Athletics , covering football, men’s teams, follow Lehigh Athletics on champions and women’s basketball and wrestling. Twitter at twitter.com/Lehighsports. engaging Lehigh has continued to partner 4 in the classroom with Service Electric Cable TV, the LEHIGH TICKETS area’s largest cable provider to televise Purchase tickets to any Lehigh Athletics 6 in competition all home football games, plus select event by contacting the Lehigh Ticket 10 in the community THE NEW LEHIGHSPORTS.COM basketball games, wrestling matches Office, located in Grace Hall. Call Lehigh partnered with AmericanEagle. and several other contests. Regionally, 610-7LU-GAME or buy your tickets 12 coaching accolades com – Lehigh’s web site host for Lehigh partnered with WFMZ-TV online at Lehighsports.com! almost seven years – to re-design and in Allentown to produce and televise 14 hall of Fame induction re-launch Lehigh’s official athletics web three football games and one wrestling LEHIGH MERCHANDISE match plus 13 episodes of the Lehigh 18 new faces site, Lehighsports.com. The all-new Order all your favorite Lehigh Athletics site includes a ton of new features, plus Sports Magazine. Nationally, Lehigh gear at the official Lehighsports.com 21 campus athletics all the information you would expect events were televised on CBS, CBS on-line store, located at Lehighsports. in a neatly organized, easy-to-navigate College Sports, ESPN2, Fox Sports com/store. The on-line store features 22 your impact manner. Among the new features are Net and Fox College Sports. sport specific apparel including front-and-center multimedia content, sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, shorts and 25 honor roll larger photos of Lehigh teams and LEHIGH ON THE RADIO more, plus new items are being added student-athletes, a whole new Campus Lehigh football can be heard on all the time. Athletics section, and the integration commercial radio exclusively on the of StablerArena.com. Lehighsports. home of Lehigh Athletics, ESPN LEHIGH PHOTO STORE com remains the place to go for the Radio of the Lehigh Valley (1230 Lehigh Athletics has partnered with latest information on all Varsity sports, and 1320 AM). ESPN Radio also Replay Photo to re-launch its on- including news, schedule and roster broadcasts exclusive coverage of every line photo store. Fans, family and information, and stats. The new site Lehigh men’s basketball game, nearly friends can search the store and still has easy access to browse the latest all Lehigh wrestling dual meets, and purchase photos in a variety of sizes, Lehigh gear, purchase tickets for the up to ten Lehigh women’s basketball and even have them framed. New upcoming game, and support the games. All Lehigh women’s basketball photos are added periodically plus Athletics Partnership. games can be heard live on WLVR- archived photos of past Lehigh teams FM, ’s radio station. are also available for purchase. Visit LEHIGH ON THE WEB Select wrestling matches, baseball and Replayphotos.com/lehighphotostore The Patriot League’s annual leader in softball games will air on WLVR as for more information. on-line broadcasts, Lehigh will stream well. over 200 events on the Athletics LEHIGH CAMPS AND CLINICS web site, including every football LEHIGH ON FACEBOOK Each summer, Lehigh Athletics offers and basketball game, every wrestling Lehigh students, alumni, fans and close to 50 summer camps in over 19 dual meet, and most home contests friends are encouraged to become a different sport programs. Camps are for men’s and women’s soccer, field fan of Lehigh Athletics on Facebook. available for various sports in a variety hockey, volleyball, men’s and women’s Fans can get the latest news on all 25 of age groups for beginner to elite swimming & diving, baseball, softball, varsity sports, watch the latest videos, skill levels. Lehigh teams also offer and men’s and women’s lacrosse. For upload photos and interact with other clinics throughout the year. For more the 2010-11 school year, Lehigh has Lehigh fans. Visit www.facebook.com/ information visit Lehighsports.com/ partnered with Stretch Internet to LehighAthletics and become a fan info/camps. offer GameCentral - an exciting new today. product featuring live streaming audio, high quality Flash video, live stats, fan interaction, and more. Athletics programming (Club sports, IMs, and a Message from Recreation) also reflected an all-time high level of participation and achievement. The Dean of athletics Our alumni have also answered the call to action. Sport-specific alumni partnership Joe SterrETt ’76, Murray H. Goodman Dean of Athletics organizations have taken a strong foothold and are beginning to function in ways that enrich the experience for student-athletes Athletics Partners, and for the alumni that become engaged. The sport-specific partnerships that have been Though it seems a long time ago now, the formed have “raised the bar” in terms of 2009-10 academic and athletic year for Lehigh alumni involvement with, and support for, was one worthy of remembering, and even our programs and have provided significantly more importantly, it was a year to build upon increased opportunities for alumni to re-engage in so many ways. with Lehigh. These successes are owed fully to Our teams achieved competitive success strong alumni leadership and an enhanced level in terms of the aggregate winning percentage of awareness about the importance to program at the highest rate in the past twenty years. successes of growing alumni participation levels Led by league championships and NCAA in annual support. Tournament appearances in men’s and Challenges remain, of course. There is a women’s basketball, 16 Lehigh teams finished lot of financial pressure for all of us which in the top half of the league and seven teams makes ever more important the focus we place participated in NCAA championship on prioritizing and managing carefully and competition. Ten of our student-athletes creatively. Many traditional revenue streams and two of our coaches were honored with (ticket sales, corporate support, camps income) major (“player of the year/coach of the year”) are comparatively depressed from their highest awards. Six of those ten student-athlete award (or even normal) levels. With more than half honorees return to our teams, so there is a great of every dollar spent on direct expenses coming foundation for continued competitive success. from departmentally-generated sources, the These athletics achievements were not premium on achieving a high level of Athletics accomplished at the expense of academic Partnership participation has never been performance. Our aggregate student-athlete greater. With Partnership giving essentially GPA was 3.11 and 17 of 23 teams had a team flat in 09-10 relative to the previous two years, GPA of greater than 3.0. Five Lehigh student- we have room for improvement and cause athletes were named the Patriot League for optimism regarding the difference such Scholar-Athlete of the Year for their sport, improvement can make for our teams and the highest total ever for a single year. One of programs. those, Marquis Hall in men’s basketball, was So please know that in the quest for named as one of ten national finalists for the consistency in achieving our academic, top national award for scholarship/leadership/ competitive, and student development goals, service. These achievements have become the YOU are the real difference makers. For those standard expectation among all of our teams. of you who have been involved, we extend Leadership, service and community our sincere gratitude for your loyalty and your involvement also continued to be hallmarks generosity. For those not yet on-board, please of the Lehigh student-athlete experience join the team investing in the educational with more than half of all athletes engaged experience of some really special leaders of actively in such programming. Distinction tomorrow. was earned on campus by our student-athletes who were honored among all Lehigh students With our enthusiastic appreciation, with the University’s top leadership, service, Joe Sterrett and undergraduate merit awards. Campus 1 CHAP M Ions In the Classroom • In Competition • In the Community

2 Men’s and Women’s Basketball 3 P aatriot Le gue Champions 2010 in the classroom Fall of 2009 18 of our 23 sports teams earned Team GPA’s > 3.0.

5 Lehigh sports teams had their best Team GPA ever! • Women’s Cross Country • Men’s Cross Country Our student-athletes continue to • Men’s Swimming & Diving demonstrate their understanding that • Women’s Field Hockey competing in the classroom is critical • Women’s Outdoor Track to their overall development. They also demonstrate that they take lessons 21% of our student-athletes made the of preparation, competition, and Dean’s List (term GPA > 3.6). 45% of commitment to goals from their athletic our student-athletes made the Faculty experience and apply them to their Athletics Council Academic Honor Roll academic life. It seems to be working! (term GPA > 3.2). In the 2009-2010 academic year, the GPA’s of our student-athletes were 57% of our student-athletes achieved a comparable to those of our students in term GPA of > 3.0 or better. 11 student- general. For the Fall 2009 semester, the athletes achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA: average GPA of our Lehigh students was • Andrew Krentz , Men’s Tennis student/athlete profile 3.13. For our student-athletes, it was 3.12. For the Spring 2010 semester, the average • Manuel Schubert, Wrestling • Kelly Peterson, Women’s Basketball After becoming the first four-time All- GPA of our Lehigh students was 3.14. The • Whitney Levine, Women’s Crew Patriot League selection in Lehigh average for our student-athletes was 3.11. • Julie Kuhns, Field Hockey women’s tennis history, Julie We (the members of the Athletics • Ginette Schapira, Women’s Golf Arthofer ’10 was voted the Patriot Department) monitor the academic • Celia Belmonte, Women’s Lacrosse League’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year results of our student-athletes very • Caroline Potock, Softball for women’s tennis. The Naperville, carefully. After all, it is only through their • Rosemarie Roessel, Softball Ill., native led the Mountain Hawks with commitment to academics and athletics • Alyssa Buccella, Women’s Outdoor a 4.0 grade point average and was a that they develop most completely. Track multi-year member of the Dean’s List • Alexandra Neville, Women’s Outdoor and the Patriot League Academic Track Honor Roll. An economics major, Arthofer participated in Lehigh’s In the Fall of 2009, 99 student-athletes award-winning community outreach made the Patriot League Academic Honor C.O.A.C.H. program and, as a team Roll (GPA > 3.2 during the student- captain, was a member of Lehigh’s athlete’s competitive season). Student Athlete Council. She also served as a freshman athlete mentor within Lehigh’s athletics department and won the team’s Scholar-Athlete award in 2009.

4 Spring of 2010 17 of our 23 sports teams earned 153 student-athletes made the Patriot Team GPA’s > 3.0 League Academic Honor Roll (GPA > 3.2 during the student-athlete’s 18% made the Dean’s List competitive season). (term GPA > 3.6). Last but far from least, 5 of our student- In the Spring of 2010, 4 sports hit their athletes were named the Patriot League all-time high Team GPA. Scholar-Athlete of the Year in their sport. • Women’s Cross Country* • Men’s Cross Country* • Evans Kosgei, Men’s Cross Country • Men’s Swimming & Diving* • Marquis Hall, Men’s Basketball • Women’s Field Hockey* (2nd straight year!) * which means they bettered their • Steven Suarez, Men’s Golf Fall 2009 performance. • Julie Arthofer, Women’s Tennis • Jenn Colquhoun, Softball 44% made the Faculty Athletics Council Academic Honor Roll (term GPA > 3.2). There were plenty of other academic achievements reached and awards won, 56% achieved a term GPA of > 3.0 or on team, league, and national levels in student/athlete profile better. 2009-2010. Unfortunately, there were too many to name in this publication. Marquis Hall ’10 put together 17 student-athletes achieved a 4.0 Hopefully, however, through the one of the finest careers for a Lehigh (our highest total ever since we’ve accomplishments listed above, you can basketball player in school annals. been measuring!) bear witness to the following: And his accomplishments off the court • We continue to recruit student-athletes were every bit as impressive. The • Matthew Tedrick, Men’s Cross who are just as strong academically as Portland, Ore., native was named to Country/Men’s Outdoor Track they are athletically. the national 2010 Lowe’s All-Senior • Maxwell Copelan, Men’s Lacrosse • Our student-athletes mirror the rest of All-America Team. A three-time, All- • Evan Guerrero, Men’s Lacrosse our student body in terms of academic Patriot League selection and two-time • Jesse Schram, Men’s Soccer capability, drive, and performance. Patriot League Scholar Athlete of the • Manuel Schubert, Wrestling • Our student-athletes care about their Year, Hall also was named Lehigh’s • Marybeth Egan, Women’s Basketball academics as much as they care about Graduating Scholar-Athlete of the • Kaitlin Grimm, Women’s Cross their athletics. Year, the most prestigious award Country/Women’s Outdoor Track • We (the Athletics Department) given by the athletics department. He • Catherine Tobiasen, Women’s Cross monitor and measure the academic is the first player in league history to Country/Women’s Outdoor Track progress and performance of our total 1,500 points and 500 assists and • Alyssa Klein, Women’s Crew student-athletes as much as we monitor leaves Lehigh as the all-time leader • Whitney Levine, Women’s Crew their athletic progress and performance. in assists with 566. A finance major, • Jacqueline Ogden, Women’s Crew • Our entire league (the Patriot League) is Hall graduated with a 3.39 grade • Lindsey Smith, Field Hockey/ of like mind when it comes to academics. point average and was also an active Women’s Lacrosse • We display academic achievements so member of Lehigh’s award-winning • Cassie Willard , Field Hockey they are visible to our student-athletes C.O.A.C.H. program (community • Celia Belmonte, Women’s Lacrosse Thevisibility of academic achievements, outreach) and a multi-year member • Liz Murray, Women’s Swimming & when coupled with the competitive of the Student-Athlete Advisory Diving nature of our student-athletes, Committee. • Julie Arthofer, Women’s Tennis motivates our student-athletes to make • Brittany Reichwein, Volleyball the grade! 5 inp com etition

On the field, in the pool, on the court … The cross country and track and field wherever they were, Lehigh athletes teams also competed at NCAA Regional were successful in setting new records, championship meets. winning awards and making the Brown A number of Lehigh student-athletes and White proud. earned recognition on the National, Regional and Patriot League level for their Across all sports, Lehigh’s athletic teams accomplishments throughout the 2009-10 posted a winning percentage of almost academic year. 60 percent, an eight percent increase over Linebacker Matt Cohen ‘10 from the last year. Within the Patriot League, that football team earned All-America honors number climbed to 62 percent. Lehigh from four different organizations, and turned its rivalry over Lafayette into a became Lehigh’s first Associated Press All- one-sided affair, winning 75 percent (16- American since 2004. The Patriot League’s of-24) of all competitions, including the defensive Player of the Year in 2009, football team’s second straight win over Cohen finished his Lehigh career with 177 the Leopards, and the men’s basketball tackles, 18.5 sacks and 44 tackles-for-loss. team’s thrilling victory in the Patriot He was joined on the AP All-America League Championship game. team by offensive lineman Will Rackley Three Lehigh teams: men’s basketball, ’11, who was named to the third team. women’s basketball and women’s lacrosse, Much of the success of Lehigh’s men’s won Patriot League regular season cham- basketball team was due to the success of student/athlete profile pionships, with both basketball squads its backcourt, led by Marquis Hall ’10 and adding tournament crowns. For the C.J. McCollum ’13. Hall was nominated Former Moravian Academy soccer women’s basketball team, it marked their for the Bob Cousy Award, given to the top standout Adam Welch ’10 was second straight regular season and tourna- collegiate male guard and was a finalist for named to the NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic ment title. In all, 16 out of our 24 teams the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award as well Region first team following his finished in the top four in the Patriot as a member of the Lowe’s senior All- senior year. He became the second League (or the EIWA, in wrestling). America Team. Mountain Hawk to receive the Patriot Both Mountain Hawk basketball teams McCollum put together one of the League Defensive Player of the Year participated in the NCAA tournament, finest freshman seasons of any athlete in honor (John O’Reilly 2006). Welch led as Lehigh was one of just seven Division I any sport in Lehigh history. He became the Mountain Hawks in points (15) and programs to have its men’s and women’s the first Patriot League basketball student- tied for the team lead in goals (five). programs earn their conference’s auto- athlete to be named Player of the Year and Following his Lehigh career, Welch matic bid. Rookie of the Year in the same season. was selected by the New England In addition, the wrestling team sent McCollum was an honorable mention As- Revolution with the 57th overall pick seven wrestlers to the NCAA Champion- sociated Press All-American and received of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft. ships in Omaha, Nebraska as the Moun- numerous Freshman All-America honors tain Hawks returned to the top-20 and in the spring of 2010. crowned their first All-American since On the regional level, the men’s soccer 2006 with a third place finish from Zach team had a pair of NSCAA All-Mid- Rey ‘12 at heavyweight. Atlantic Region selections in Adam 6 Lehigh won

75% of it’s contests against rival Lafayette

Welch ’10 (first team) and Adam Gazda ’09 (third team). Welch was the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year and helped propel the Mountain Hawks back into the Patriot League tournament. Evans Kosgei ’11 of the cross country team earned All-Region honors from the USTFCCCA with his 17th place finish at the Mid-Atlantic regional qualifier, the highest for a Lehigh runner in the current format. Kosgei finished second at the Patriot League Championships and was named the league’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for men’s cross country. In track and field, Khalil Uqdah ’10 student/athlete profile won his second career IC4A title in the pole vault. He also won his second Patriot After leading the men’s basketball League title, clearing 17-feet, 3.5-inches team into the NCAA Tournament as a to set a new league championship indoor freshman, C.J. McCollum ’13 spent record in the event. Player of the Year award winners. Captain the offseason garnering an impressive Field hockey standout Kim Eng Troy List ’11 became Lehigh’s first ever array of accolades. The 6-foot 3 guard ’13 was another Lehigh freshman who Player of the Year in men’s tennis as Le- was named to Rivals.com Non-Big dazzled in her first year in the Brown high’s top singles and doubles performer. Six Freshman All-America First and White. The Patriot League’s leading Lauren Dykstra enjoyed another spec- Team, the NABC All-District First scorer was named Patriot League Rookie tacular season on the lacrosse field, which Team, an ECAC Third-Team All-Star, of the Year and added second team All- culminated in her being named Patriot the ECAC’s Rookie of the Year, and Mideast honors from the NFHCA. League Defensive Player of the Year. made history when he became the Lehigh’s softball program continued to Dykstra has now won Offensive Player, first player ever to be named the be one of the top programs in the north- Defensive Player and Rookie of the Year Patriot League’s Player and Rookie of east, with its tenth straight 30-plus win awards from the league in her first three the Year in the same season. Named season. Two Mountain Hawks, pitcher seasons. Emma Melendez ’12 from the to the Patriot League All-Tournament Tiffany Curtis ’10 and first baseman Julie volleyball team rounds out the major Team, McCollum led the Mountain Fernandez ’12, were named to the NFCA award winners for the Mountain Hawks Hawks in scoring at 19.1 points per All-Mid-Atlantic Region team after as the libero was named Defensive Player game, with his 631 points being the garnering major Patriot League awards. of the Year. most scored by a freshman in Lehigh Curtis was named Patriot League Pitcher In addition, Lehigh had 37 student- and Patriot League history. The of the Year, while Fernandez was the athletes named to the All-Patriot League Canton, Ohio, native also averaged league’s Player of the Year after hitting a first team and 41 selected to the second 5.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.3 league-best .442 with 14 doubles. team. steals while shooting 42 percent from At the Patriot League level, Lehigh had three-point range and 81 percent at a pair of Rookies of the Year and eight the foul line. 7 student/athlete profiles Matt Cohen ’10 finished his Lehigh football career with a flourish, garner- ing First Team All-America honors from College Sporting News (CSN), the Sports Network and the Walter Camp All-Ameri- ca Team. The Allentown native, who was named the Graduating Male Athlete of the Year by Lehigh’s athletics department, was also named a Second Team pick by the Associated Press. The highly talented linebacker and senior captain became Lehigh’s first First Team All-America since 2004, as he led the Patriot League in sacks (9.0) and tackles-for-loss (13.5) in 2009, marking the second consecutive season he accomplished that feat. The 2009 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, Cohen wrapped up his Lehigh career with 177 total tackles, 18.5 sacks and 44 tackles-for-loss. He was the first Lehigh player to earn two First-Team All- America selections in the same season since tight end Adam Bergen in 2004.

A three-time, First-Team All-Patriot League selection, Lauren Dykstra ’11 was named a Second Team All- American by womenslax.com after leading the women’s lacrosse team with 54 goals and 62 points in 2010. The former high school All-American from Mendham, N.J., also scooped up a team best 47 ground balls, won 38 draw controls and caused 16 turnovers. Dykstra is currently second in school history with 184 career goals and third in career points with 215. Dykstra, who also has twice earned First-Team All-Region honors, became the first student-athlete in Patriot League history to earn the Rookie of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year awards during her college career. She advanced to the second round of tryouts for the United States women’s developmental team during the summer of 2009. 8 Kim Eng ’13, a forward on the field hockey team, led the Patriot League in goals and points during the 2009 season and earned First-Team All- League recognition for her efforts. Eng, who won the John Steckbeck Award as Lehigh’s top freshman female athlete, was also voted the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year and garnered a spot on the National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-Mideast Regional Team. The Morristown, N.J., native put together one of the finest offensive single seasons in school annals, tallying a league-best 13 goals and 34 points while also ranking among the league leaders with eight assists. Starting all 17 games on Lehigh’s forward line, Eng was a three-time Rookie of the Week honoree as well as a one-time Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week.

As a sophomore, pole vaulter Khalil Uqdah ’10 became Lehigh’s first IC4A Champion. By the time he finished his Mountain Hawk track and field career, Uqdah had completely rewritten the university’s record book, establishing himself as the best pole vaulter in Lehigh history. The school record holder in the indoor and outdoor pole vault, the Baltimore native won a second IC4A championship in his senior year. While competing for Lehigh, Uqdah also won two Patriot League titles as well as the indoor league record in the event. Uqdah, who competed in gymnastics as a youth before switching to the pole vault in high school, was given the Distinguished Achievement Award at the 2009-10 Lehigh Athletics Convocation. 9 in m the com unity Lehigh’s award-winning C.O.A.C.H. (Community Outreach by Athletes who Care about Helping) program continues Through ongoing community service programs like to serve the Southside Bethlehem Reading Rocks, Breakfast for a Buck and Adopt-A-Family, community, organizing more than 30 Lehigh’s student-athletes are positively influencing events during the 2009-2010 academic future generations and making a difference in the year that connect with local, middle, and Bethlehem community. high school students. The newest venture for C.O.A.C.H. is the collaboration with St. Luke’s Hospital and the creation of the Reading Rocks program. This new program connects student-athletes with Donegan student/athlete profile Elementary School students in Bethlehem in an effort to emphasize the importance In becoming the first Lehigh student- of reading and academics. athlete to win the Patriot League Within one year of supporting Read- Men’s Tennis Player of the Year ing Rocks, PSSA test scores improved honor in 2010, Troy List ’11 dramatically. “Not only did grades three, played all 22 matches at No. 1 four, and five make great gains but grades singles and No. 1 doubles, posting two and one were the best they had ever a 14-7 mark at the top singles been,” stated Sonia Vazquez, principal at flight. List earned All-Patriot League Donegan. Annual reports showed that in honors for the third time in his the 2008 school year, only 38 percent of career and made his second straight the students scored at a proficient level. appearance on the All-League first After tireless efforts by teachers and the team. The Calabasas, Calif., native implementation of Reading Rocks, 68 was an impressive 5-1 in Patriot percent of students were proficient in League singles matches and added 2009. “This vast improvement could not another win in Lehigh’s Patriot have been possible without the dedication League semifinal loss to Army. In and compassion of the teachers, adminis- doubles play, List teamed with fellow trators, and our student-athletes.” first-team All-League selection “The Reading Rocks program had such Collin Laffey to pace Lehigh with a 13-8 overall record and a 3-3 mark against the other top doubles teams in the league.

10 a successful first year because the student- athletes who volunteered were able to Lehigh students contributed to a connect with the elementary students one-on-one and most importantly helped make reading fun,” stated Julie Kuhns ’10, a member of the field hockey team. “It’s 30% amazing to see how donating a few hours increase in the a week toward the program can really elementary students’ change a child’s outlook on reading and reading proficiency education, in general.” At the conclusion of each semester, Donegan students were rewarded for their efforts. In addition to the Reading Rocks program, C.O.A.C.H. program participants also raised more than $2,000 for The Miracle League of the Lehigh Valley and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation through their Breakfast for a student/athlete profile Buck program. The late-night breakfast, which was hosted once per semester, The women’s basketball team captured served more than 750 hungry students. its second straight Patriot League The 11th annual Adopt-A-Family Championship, with point guard Erica event continued with C.O.A.C.H. Prosser ’11 serving as one of the support. For this program, Lehigh main catalysts for the Mountain Hawks Athletics teams and other campus championship run. Prosser earned first organizations are responsible for adopting team All-Patriot League honors for the families in need from the Bethlehem second straight season, leading the league community. Throughout the first in assists (4.3 per game) and steals (2.7), semester, the teams raise money to buy while topping the Mountain Hawks in gifts and necessities for the families. This scoring, at 13.9 points per game. Prosser year Lehigh Athletics raised $32,553 for netted her 1,000th career point in a win the needy families. over Akron in early January. A former Patriot League Player of the Year, Prosser helped lead Lehigh to a school-record 29-4 record and Lehigh’s floor general helped the Mountain Hawks extend their record home-winning streak to 33 games. The Pittsburgh native’s impact can be felt off the court as well, where she serves as Lehigh’s executive representative for the Student Athletes Leading Social Change program. In July, Prosser spent ten days with SALSC members from 11 schools across the country, building schools in Kenya. 11 COACH ing accolades

Patriot League Coach of the Year

Jill redfern

SEAN LEARY women’s Lacrosse

baseball Women’s lacrosse coach Jill Redfern was also named Patriot League Coach of the After leading Lehigh to a second place Year, the second such honor of her career regular season finish, baseball coach Sean and her first at Lehigh. Redfern guided Leary was named 2010 Patriot League the Mountain Hawks to their first Patriot Coach of the Year. For Leary, this is his League regular season championship second Coach of the Year award, after and a school record-tying 14 victories. receiving the honor in 2006. Leary led Redfern, who was named head coach in Lehigh to its most league victories (12) 2008 after previously serving as associate since the 2006 Mountain Hawks secured head coach of the program, considered the the number-two seed in the league recognition a true team award, crediting tournament. Lehigh, which was picked to her assistant coaches and staff for their finish last in the Patriot League preseason efforts in Lehigh’s successful season. poll, won three of its five league series, Redfern has been a part of four straight including a four-game sweep of Lafayette. Patriot League Tournament appearances A former starter at shortstop for Lehigh, with the Mountain Hawks (two as an Sean Leary completed his 19th season associate head coach and the the past two with the baseball program and his 15th as head coach). as head coach. His 272 career wins rank 12 second in program history. G toreg S r bel named USA Wrestling Man of the Year

Former Lehigh head coach Greg Strobel has been named USA Wrestling’s Man of the Year. The award recognizes an outstanding man for his contributions to the sport of wrestling. Strobel, who currently works as an administrator within Lehigh’s athletics department, has served kevin cassese the sport of wrestling as a volunteer leader, coach and administrator for decades. Captured the Strobel coached Lehigh for 13 seasons, men’s lacrosse guiding the Brown and White to one of its most FIL World Championship successful runs in the program’s 101-season For the second time in his career, Kevin history. He posted a 189-83-1 dual meet record, Cassese is a World Champion. The Lehigh and led the Mountain Hawks to six EIWA team GOLD head coach co-captained the United States titles. Strobel’s Lehigh teams finished in the top medal to a 12-10 win over arch rival Canada to ten at the NCAA Championships six times, led capture the gold medal at the FIL World by the 2004 squad which tied for third place with Championships in Manchester, England five All-Americans, an accomplishment that led in July. With the win the United States to Strobel being named NWCA National Coach captured its first World Championship of the Year. since 2002, where Cassese earned his first A four-time EIWA Coach of the Year, Strobel gold medal. In seven games in England, guided his wrestlers to 28 individual EIWA titles Cassese had four goals and an assist for and 30 All-American medals. Strobel coached Team USA. His best performance came two NCAA Champions, Rob Rohn in 2002 and in the final pool play game against Japan, Troy Letters in 2004. a 19-5 U.S. win, where the co-captain On the international circuit, Strobel was one scored three goals and was named Player of USA Wrestling’s most successful freestyle of the Game by Team USA head coach coaches. He was a co-coach for the 2000 U.S. Mike Pressler. The end of the World Olympic Freestyle team and an assistant with Championships marked the end of the 1996 Olympic team. He also coached Cassese’s playing career as the Lehigh head internationally in several U.S. World teams coach was able to go out on top, with a plus the 1997 U.S. World Cup team, 1997 U.S. world title. Junior World team and the 1994 U.S. Goodwill Games team. Currently, Strobel serves as First Vice President of USA Wrestling and is a member of the Executive Committee. He has served on USA Wrestling’s Board of Directors for almost 20 years.

13 R oger S. Penske Celebrating the Inductee Class hall of fame of 2010

Three former Lehigh standout student-athletes were inducted into the Roger S. Penske/Lehigh Athletics Hall of Fame this past year: Four-time wrestling All-American Mike Brown ’80, record setting quarterback Phil Stambaugh ’00 and Anne Tierney ’03, the all-time leading scorer and rebounder in Lehigh women’s basketball history.

14 Mike Brown at 190, losing to Eric Wais of Oklahoma State in the finals. Brown finished the year with a mark of 21-3. In his senior season One of just two four-time All-Americans in Brown went 22-3 and captured his fourth Lehigh wrestling history, Mike Brown was EIWA Championship and won the Fletcher the first to accomplish the feat, doing so in Brown is one of only eight Memorial Trophy for the most team points four straight seasons from 1977-1980. In scored in his EIWA career in the first Eastern addition, Brown is one of only eight four- four-time tournament held at . In his time champions in the 106-year history of champions in the final NCAA Championship, Brown battled the EIWA. An accomplished pinner, Brown through injuries to place seventh, earning 106-year history of ranks third in school annals with 36 career his fourth All-American medal to finish his the EIWA falls and at the time of his graduation, the career with an impressive 95-12 mark. Bethlehem native held the school record for Since graduating from Lehigh in 1980 career wins (95) and bonus wins (67). with a degree in Biology, Brown spent Brown burst onto the scene as a true over 25 years as a pharmacist at Newhard freshman, going 26-3 and winning an EIWA Pharmacy in Northampton, Pa., and for Championship at 177 before placing fifth the last two years has worked at Rite Aid at the NCAA tournament. The next season, Pharmacy in Hellertown, Pa. Brown moved up to 190, where he again Brown and his wife Diane have three went 26-3, this time with 13 falls and 20 children: Michael, Shayne and Isabel. A bonus victories. He captured his second two-year team captain, Brown was one of EIWA title and earned his second straight 13 children and the second of four Brown All-America honor with a third place finish. brothers to wrestle for the Brown and White, In that tournament Brown defeated Fred joining Charlie ’78, Pat ’82 and Bernie ’86. Bohna of UCLA 8-0 to earn All-America Bernie won two EIWA titles in his career to status, the first of four career impressive pull the Browns even with the Liebermans victories for Brown over NCAA Champions. for the most EIWA titles won by a family at In 1979, Brown captured his third EIWA Lehigh (six). Championship and enjoyed the best NCAA finish of his career as he placed second 15 Phil Stambaugh as well as their second consecutive Patriot League crown and I-AA playoff appearance. One of the best quarterbacks in school Stambaugh completed a career-best history, Phil Stambaugh has his name all 68% of his passes for 2,995 yards and 26 over the Lehigh record book following touchdowns and earned All-America a terrific career that saw him throw for accolades from Don Hansen Weekly 10,575 yards and 78 touchdowns. During Football Gazette as well as his second his time in the Brown and White, which straight selection to the ECAC All-Star spanned 1996-1999, Stambaugh led Lehigh Team. Stambaugh was also a finalist for to 31 victories, including an undefeated the Walter Payton Award that season and regular season in 1998 as well as two playoff was selected to the Kelly Tire Blue-Gray appearances and a playoff road victory All-Star Game. over Richmond. The record setting star Stambaugh holds the Lehigh career entered the starting lineup with four games record for pass completions, completion remaining in his freshman season and percentage, passing yardage and touchdown wound up completing nearly passes and the single season record for 55% of his passes for 967 yards and eight completion percentage. He is also in touchdowns. In the final game of that the top-five in Patriot League history in season, Stambaugh led the Mountain career passing yards, passing yards per Hawks back from a 19-6 halftime deficit to game, pass attempts, pass completions and defeat archrival Lafayette 23-19 and, in the passing touchdowns. During his career process, became the first freshman to earn Stambaugh passed for 400 or more yards the MVP trophy in the storied rivalry. on two occasions, 300 or more nine times Stambaugh threw for 2,586 yards and 23 and 200 or more in 13 games. Stambaugh touchdowns, while completing over 60% earned seven varsity letters while at Lehigh of his passes as a sophomore to earn Second including four in football and another Team All-Patriot League honors. He led three in baseball. the league in passing and total offense Following his time at Lehigh Stambaugh that season and once again led the Brown spent time with a number of professional and White past Lafayette, this time by a teams including the Buffalo Bills, New score of 43-31. During his junior season Orleans Saints, Jacksonville Jaguars, Stambaugh unleashed an aerial assault Stambaugh led Lehigh to Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers on opponents, as he completed 66% of and Eagles of the National his passes and totaled 3,121 yards and 22 Football League (NFL), the Rhein Fire and touchdowns. He went on to be named the 31 victories, Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe and the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year including an undefeated regular New Haven Ninjas of the Arena League. as well as an All-League pick and an ECAC Stambaugh graduated from Lehigh in 2000 season in 1998 All-Star. With Stambaugh leading the way, with a bachelor’s degree in History and the Mountain Hawks captured their third following his playing days he entered the Patriot League championship that season business world where he currently serves and defeated a tough Richmond squad in as President of Screen PAC/ the quarterfinal round of the NCAA I-AA Avenue Sports and Vice President of playoffs. Lehigh, which handed Lafayette PMC316, Inc and he also owns a Rita’s a 31-7 defeat to complete its undefeated Water Ice franchise. Stambaugh has also regular season, finished the year with a continued to work in the game of football national ranking of seventh. where he serves as the Head Coach at his As a senior, Stambaugh led the alma mater, Pius X High School in Roseto, Mountain Hawks to ten more victories, Pennsylvania. 16 including another win over rival Lafayette, Anne Tierney all-time leading rebounder in a win over American in January of 2002. During her final season in the Brown Anne Tierney had arguably the greatest and White Tierney posted averages of 12.7 career of any women’s basketball player in points and 9.3 rebounds while shooting Lehigh history, setting the school record for 81% at the foul line and recording 11 points with 1,807 and the school and Patriot double-doubles. Tierney was honored with League record with 1,129 rebounds. She her fourth consecutive First Team All- was the first female in league annals to earn League honor, becoming the first women’s First Team All-Patriot League honors all basketball player to accomplish that feat, four seasons of her career and was a two time and she was the first player in school history recipient of the league’s Scholar-Athlete of to eclipse 1,500 career points and 1,000 the Year award for the sport of women’s rebounds. Tierney was a two-time captain basketball. for Lehigh and tied or established seven In 2000 Tierney earned the Patriot school records during her career, including League’s Rookie of the Year award following total points, total rebounds (Patriot League a year in which she put together one of the record), free throw attempts, made free most dominant seasons in Lehigh basketball throws, single season field goal percentage, history. Tierney averaged 18.5 points and single season rebounds (Patriot League 9.7 rebounds, while shooting a then-school record) and single season points per game record 55.6% from the floor and 78% at the average. She is one of only two Lehigh foul line. She scored a career-high 35 points women’s basketball players to have her jersey vs. Holy Cross and posted ten double- number honored with a banner hanging in doubles throughout the season on her way the rafters at Stabler Arena. to becoming the first freshman in Patriot Tierney excelled off the floor as well, League history to receive First Team All- graduating with a 3.90 grade point average as League recognition. Tierney also received with 21 an Economics and Finance major. She was a the John S. Steckbeck Award, given annually Presidential Scholar, member of the Dean’s rebounds at Navy to the top freshman female student-athlete List every semester at Lehigh, a four time in February of 2001, in the Lehigh Athletics Department. member of the Patriot League Academic As a sophomore Tierney became the Tierney established Honor Roll, a three time Academic All- fastest player in Lehigh history to eclipse a new Lehigh record District selection and the recipient of the the 1,000-point mark as she totaled 522 and remains tied for Lehigh Athletics Department’s Scholar points on the season, good for an average Athlete award, as well as Lehigh University’s the all-time of 17.4 per contest. She also ripped down Service Award and Undergraduate Merit Patriot League a school record 335 rebounds, and her Award. Following graduation Tierney 11.2 rebounds per game average ranked mark eighth in the nation and remains a school remained at Lehigh and earned her master’s record. In addition, Tierney recorded 19 degree in Economics before embarking on a double-doubles en route to a second straight career in finance in New York City, working First Team All-League selection. Her 21 at Standard & Poor’s Corporate Value rebounds at Navy in February of 2001 Consulting Practice. established a new Lehigh record and remains Following her time in New York tied for the all-time Patriot League mark. Tierney moved to Connecticut where she Tierney then averaged 14.5 points and 9.3 began working for Meridian Flexibility rebounds per game as a junior, totaling 14 and currently she serves as President of double-doubles throughout the course of Innovative Body Solutions where she and the season. She sank a career-best 24 three- her business partner created The Ki-Hara pointers that year and became Lehigh’s Method of Resistance Stretching. 17 ne w faces

Eric Lambinus moved to Lehigh in During his time at Moravian, Spring 2010 after coaching men’s Coach Lambinus also served as an and women’s soccer for eleven years Associate Professor in the Department at Moravian College. During his of Physical Education as well as the tenure leading the Moravian women, Athletic Department’s Academic Lambinus led the Greyhounds Advisor. to three NCAA Tournament Lambinus has previous coaching appearances (2005, 2007, 2008) experience at Washington College as well as the 2008 Landmark (Chestertown, Md.) and ENCO Conference championship. His teams Premiere Soccer Club and is currently played in the Landmark and MAC the head boys soccer coach for FC Conference championship game three Lehigh. times and made four appearances in During his playing days at the MAC Commonwealth playoffs. Moravian College Lambinus was a Moravian was the 2003 ECAC four time All-Conference selection, a Mid-Atlantic runner-up and won two time All-Region selection and a 123 games under Lambinus’ tutelage. two time Academic All-American. He From an individual standpoint also served as captain for two years and Lambinus developed one NSCAA earned a pair of Team MVP awards. ERIC LAMBINUS All-American, one Academic All- Following his collegiate experience American, eight All-Region selections Lambinus spent four seasons with a and three conference Players of the professional club, the Reading Rage. Women’s Soccer Year and four conference Rookies of Lambinus graduated from the Year. Moravian College in 1994 with a “Eric presents a set of experiences Lambinus led the Moravian men bachelor’s degree in accounting. He and qualities that can be characterized to an appearance in the 2002 MAC later earned his master’s in Sport as ‘a more experienced form of the Commonwealth championship game, Management from East Stroudsburg coach we have hired’ to lead what four MAC playoff appearances University. are now many of our most successful and two appearances in the ECAC programs.” Mid-Atlantic semifinals. In addition Joe Sterrett he produced a pair of Academic All-Americans and three All-Region selections.

18 Brian joined Lehigh this year as the Steven J. ’69 and Karen A. Lee Head Rowing Coach. His last four seasons were spent as the assistant varsity coach, recruiting coordinator and the head freshman coach for the lightweight crew at Dartmouth College. At Lehigh, he will be responsible for the oversight of women’s and men’s rowing programs and will coach the women’s varsity boats. In four years at Dartmouth, Conley assisted varsity crews at the Championships and the Eastern Sprints Championships. In three of his four seasons, Conley’s first freshmen eights reached the grand finals at the Eastern Sprints. While assisting at Dartmouth, Conley also served as head coach for the competitive women’s rowing program at the Upper Valley Rowing Club in New Hampshire. His crews posted four top-ten finishes at the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta. Prior to his stint at Dartmouth, Conley, a Philadelphia area native, served as the head rowing coach for the men’s and women’s programs at Lower Merion High School. In just three years Conley turned a program that lost every race to one that medaled in major championships including gold and bronze medals at the 2006 Scholastic National Championships. Conley also enjoyed an impressive competitive career on the water. After a standout career at Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School, Conley attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he was a four-year oarsman including three years on the first BRIAN CONLEY varsity eight. Conley served as team captain as a senior and was named the Quakers’ Rowing Most Valuable Oarsman. On the club circuit, Conley rowed for “Brian is very strong technically, and four years in the Penn Athletic Club elite fully understands and embraces the program, where he won ten medals in the ‘student-athlete’ concept that we U.S. Rowing National Championships including a pair of Gold medals. Conley uphold.” earned his bachelor’s degree in American Joe Sterrett history from Penn in 2002.

19 ROB SHUTTE Women’s Golf Shutte arrived at Lehigh with a wealth of America (PGA) and has coached “Rob displays great passion of professional teaching and coaching basketball on a number of levels for the sport of golf, and for experience, including head men’s golf throughout the years, including at local training, teaching, preparing to coach at nearby Muhlenberg College Notre Dame High School. compete and competing. He from 2005 through 2009. In addition to his work on the golf recognizes the importance to all Prior to serving as head coach at course, Shutte currently serves as Vice team members of a high quality Muhlenberg, Shutte held a number President of Independent Financial student-athlete experience.” of positions within the golf world, Advisors in Easton, Pennsylvania, hosting Joe Sterrett including Teaching Professional at a weekly financial advice/golf talk show John Jacobs Golf School in Phoenix, on Nassau Broadcasting’s ESPN Radio Assistant Golf Professional at Arcola of the Lehigh Valley. ESPN Radio Country Club in Paramus, New Jersey, 1230-1320 is the radio home of Lehigh Program Administrator and Teaching Athletics. Golf Professional at The First Tee of Shutte graduated from Penn State Metropolitan New York in the Bronx, University in 2003 with a bachelor’s Assistant Golf Professional at Cherry degree in Recreation and Parks Valley County Club in Skillman, New Management. He also went through Jersey and Assistant Golf Professional at a continuing education program at Center Valley Golf Club in Center Valley, Fairleigh Dickinson in financial planning Pennsylvania. that spanned one year. Shutte is a Class A member of the Professional Golfers’ Association

20 cap m us athletics

On the Move! It was another year of growth, • Soccer – 57 teams; Second highest # achievement, fitness and fun within our of teams in 10 years. In order to maintain its incredibly Campus Athletics program. Campus • Volleyball – 44 teams; Fourth high participation levels, our Campus Athletics is the label placed over our Club highest # of teams in 10 years. Athletics leadership team recognized Sports, Intramural Sports, and Fitness & • Turkey Trot – 270 runners. the importance of visibility, awareness, Recreation programs. • Dodgeball – 40 teams; Up 6 teams and branding. In 2009-2010, a new In the Club Sports area, four new from last year. logo was developed to create the clubs (Aquatics, Badminton, Squash, and For the 2009-2010 year, the standouts identity that Campus Athletics was Weightlifting/Fitness) were formed in the were: seeking. This logo (seen above) has fall of 2009, taking our total club program • Phi Sigma Kappa – Upper-class been displayed on 700 club sport count to 37! Club Sports now involve Greek All University winner uniforms, 650 intramural t-shirts, 200 approximately 1,000 participants, which • Culo Grande – Upper-class volunteer and student worker t-shirts, is over 20% of our undergraduate student Independent All University winner and in various venues across campus. population. • Rebels – Women All University Our Campus Athletics leadership A number of programs were quite winner team also filled the highly visible Taylor competitive and successful: • Dravo 23 – Freshman All University Gym hallway, which provides access • Men’s Rugby qualified for regional winner to the Welch Fitness Center, with a playoffs. • Intramural Managers of the Year: 16-foot glass trophy case and a “Wall • Men’s and Women’s Skiing o Larry Shulman, Phi Sigma Kappa of Achievement”. The trophy case finished second in the USCSA o Naomi David, Alpha Gamma contains a plethora of club sport team Regional Championships, which Delta and individual awards and the “Wall of qualified them for “Nationals” in Sunday River, Maine. Achievement” recognizes 56 years of The Welch Fitness Center remains • Men’s Volleyball finished first in intramural champions and club sport open to students, faculty, and staff over the Mid-Atlantic College Volleyball leadership. 16 hours per day on most days and Conference. Campus Athletics is clearly 294 days per year. Daily traffic into • Men’s Ultimate Frisbee qualified “On the Move” and is energizing the the center ranges from 200-235 people for the Division III (schools campus toward fitness education, fun on Saturdays and Sundays to 315-325 under 75,000 enrollment). National competition and the lifelong value of people per day Monday through Friday. Tournament in Appleton, WI and recreational sports. The Fitness Center also offers various finished in 5th place. instructional programs and group Our Intramural program was as robust as fitness sessions. Among them are: ever! Eleven different programs involved • Group Exercise – Jazzercise, approximately 2,800 participants over Kickboxing, Hip Hopercize, 953 scheduled events and 97 days of Awesome Ab’s programming. A few examples of this • Instructional Fitness – Spinning, extraordinary amount of activity are: Callanetics, Yoga, and Pilates • Flag Football – 46 teams; Highest # Our Campus Athletics team continues of teams in 10 years. to be creative, enthusiastic, and • Arena Football – 21 teams; First year energetic about fitness and fun on of this offering; Played in Grace Hall. campus and the members of our campus community are responding! 21 pr a tnership

The Athletics Partnership office has been busy launching and supporting sport-specific partnerships (alumni communities) for each of our varsity sports. We are grateful for the passion and leadership that our former student-athletes are demonstrating as they engage with our programs and with one another. Together, we have accomplished a great deal over the past two years, and yet, there is still much to do. Below, you can see where we stand relative to our objective of having a “partnership” for each of our varsity sports.

Launched in 2008-2009

Launched in 2009-2010

Launched so far this year

Remaining to be launched

24 William H. Trotter ’67 ++ Jane Trotter honor roll David R. Walker ’57 ’82P ’87P ’13GP Louis Weinstock ’36 Cheryl G. Wiewiorowski ’10P ’13P Martin C. Wiewiorowski ’10P ’13P All-League ($2,500-4,999) Lehigh University gratefully Elizabeth M. Scofield ’F/S Anonymous acknowledges the generosity of Thomas J. Seward II ’53 ’79P ’82P ’85P James G. Baxter ’70 ++ Daniel E. Smith, Jr. ’71 ++ those who gave to our athletic A. Bruce Borgeson ’49 ’85P ’86P ++ Andrew G. Stock ’85 ’12P ++ James P. Boylan ’89 programs this year. Anne M. Stock ’12P William J. Bradley III ’78 James R. Tanenbaum ’70 ++ Kevin L. Clayton ’84 ’13P Legend: Don Textor Lisa A. Clayton ’13P G Graduate alumni Dawn L. Vresics ’82 ’12P Martin D. Cohen ++ H Honorary degree John J. Vresics, Jr. ’81 ’12P Ernest J. Dianastasis ’78 ’79G ++ P Parent Mike Walsh ’90 ++ Robert J. Esposito ’95 ++ GP Grandparent William D. Washychyn ’67 ++ Kody T. Fedorcha ’00 ++ ’F/S Faculty/Staff Pamela J. Watson ’76 Ira O. Feinberg ’69 ’03P W Widow Finn Wentworth ’80 Mimi S. Griffin ’80G * Deceased Kim Wentworth William P. Griffin ’79 ’F/S ++ ++ Five consecutive years of giving Lawrence E. White ’64 ’65G ’70G ++ William A. Haase ’54 Bold Denotes Society Mark R. Yeager ’81 Paul F. Hartzell, Jr. ’75 ++ membership Marty Horn ’86 ++ All-American Richard C. Hughes ++ ($5,000 to $9,999) John H. Illengwarth ’65 ++ Hall of Fame ($10,000+) William G. Beattie ’59 ’88P ’93P Paul B. Lanius III ’13P Anonymous Adam M. Ciperski ’93++ Kristen O. Martin ’90 Anonymous (’79) Kenneth F. Clifford ’78 ++ Peter K. Martin ’88 ++ Anonymous Samuel W. Croll, Jr. ’45 ++ Norman J. Merksamer ’52 ’84P ++ Anonymous (’88) Charles D. Crowley ’86 Bill McCoach ++ Thomas A. Andruskevich ’73 David Davis John O. Mitchell IV ’93 Carol L. Barthold ’50W Daniel A. DiSanto ’78 ++ Bailey C. Morris Eck ’87P Sarah B. Belair ’13P Doug A. Dykstra ’11P Robert F. Phillips ’86 Scott A. Belair ’69 ’13P Karen E. Dykstra ’11P Mario J. Procida ’80 ’11P Michael J. Caruso ’67 ++ Clifford C. Eby ’73 ’05P ’10P Perri S. Procida ’11P Bruce P. Crystal ’77 ’03P ++ Eugenia L. Eby ’05P ’10P George C. Rach ’60 A.H. Cundey ’55 ++ C. Franklin Eck, Jr. ’58 ’87P Sara M. Rand ’84P ’93P J. Dixon Earley ’63 ’80P ’93P ’11GP ++ Gregory B. Falkenbach ’72 ++ William L. Rand ’60 ’84P ’93P ++ G.K. Feather ’10P Nancy S. Falkenbach ’76G ++ Arthur L. Schiel ’70 ’80G Jeffrey P. Feather ’10P ++ Andrea Foucek ’05P ’09P Paul J. Schmitt, Jr. ’74 Elaine O. Harmon ’83P Oldrich Foucek III ’72 ’05P ’09P ++ Sharon Z. Schmitt ’74G John J. Harmon ’59 ’83P ++ Donald M. Gruhn ’49 ++ H. George Shoffner ’75 Everett A. Hellmuth ’13P Henry F. Harris H. Stanley Stoney, Jr. ’59 ++ Robin Hellmuth ’13P Liz Brode Harris ‘95 Bonnie L. Torcivia, Jr. ’81 ’83G ’10P Daniel H. Hyman ’02 Terry J. Hart ’68 ’88H ’F/S Joseph M. Uliana ’87 ++ Robert G. Jefferies ’85 Stephen J. Heilman ’84 ’11P John C. Weber George W. Karr, Jr. ’59 ’84P ’90P ++ Thomas J. Hensler ’80 ’82G ++ Brent A. Willey ’75 John J. Kennedy ’60 ’96P ++ Dana B. Hopper ’86 ’13P Mike Yadush ’93 ++ Mary T. Kush ’88 Peter B. Hopper ’86 ’13P Harold C. Yeich ’66 ’89P ++ Douglas Lane ’67 ’90P Betty Jones ’48W Gay Lane ’90P Kings of Tailgates (in memory of MVP ($1,000-$2,499) Joseph R. Lasser ’45 Roger K. McFillin) ++ Anonymous Steven J. Lee ’69 ’02P ++ Elizabeth W. McKay ’80 Anonymous Paul N. Leitner ’76 Scott R. McKay ’78 Anonymous Charles F. Lieb II ’70 ’71G ’06P ++ Mary Jane McKeever Robert S. Adelaar ’66 Don B. List ’11P Robert J. Moore, Jr. ’79 Carey C. Ahsler ’11P William J. Maloney ’80 Jeremiah Mullane ’76 ++ John K. Ahsler ’83 ’11P John Masonis ’89 ++ Mary E. Oliverie ’93 ++ Richard A. Anderson ’03P Mark D. McGowan ’89 Carl L. Rinaldi ’79 ’12P ’13P Linny Andlinger ’11P Carol B. Painter Charles S. Strauch ’57 ++ Merrick G. Andlinger ’11P David J. Painter’60 ++ William A. Sutman ’83 ++ Ashford C. Bahrenburg Forbes ’97 Joseph R. Perella ’64 ’06H ++ James B. Swenson ’59 ’F/S ++ Daniel K. Bayer ’59 ’83P ’84P ’13GP ++ honor roll

Robert J. Belshaw ’82 Herbert E. Ehlers ’62 ’64G ’92P Michael J. Lieberman ’75 ’11P ++ Peter E. Bennett ’63 ’93P ++ Jody Eichblatt ’10P Molly A. Lieberman ’11P ++ Theodore H. Bircks ’71 ++ Lowell P. Eisenhardt ’84 Norman F. Liedtke, Jr.’74 ++ Delmar F. Bloem ’68 ’01P Jeffrey D. Enslin ’88 Mark W. Lunden ’86 Terence M. Bollinger ’84 Neil G. Epstein ’62 ++ John W. MacMurray ’59 ++ Richard F. Boyer ’68 Scott V. Fainor Bruce J. Mactas ’82 Paul A. Feidelson ’89 Lisa C. Mactas ’85 Armand Fernandes, Jr. ’61 ’87P ’89P ’95P John N. Mains ’11P ’98P William P. Mangus ’55 Ellen M. Flanagan ’80 ’12P Christopher V. Marshall ’88 ’11P ++ James M. Flanagan ’80 ’12P Colleen H. Griggs Marshall ’99 Garry L. Foltz ’94 H. Anthony Marvray ’81 Gregory W. Forbes Eric L. Matthews, Jr. ’01 ’02 ++ Celeste A. Forster ’89 Jon McConaughey John S. Forster ’84 Philip J. McGinnis ’79 Foster & Mazzie, LLC John B. McGowan ’81 ++ Kenneth H. Fuirst ’86 Barbara J. McReynolds ’10P Richard F. Gabriel ’51 ++ Robert N. McReynolds ’10P Brian P. Gentile ’10P Cheryl G. Merrell ’87 Patricia A. Gentile ’10P Richard C. Merrell ’87 Robert C. Gerlach ’70 ++ Elliot N. Michael ’76 ’07P Roger K. Glasbrenner ’77 ++ Williams E. Millsom ’60 ’99P Michael J. Glasheen ’67 ++ Camille J. Moll ’93P Mark E. Goehring ’76 ’07P ++ Richard T. Moll ’61 ’93P ++ Mary Goehring ’07P Jennifer M. Monahan ’03 Fredric H. Gould ’57 ’11GP Timothy P. Monahan ’03 ++ Roy W. Grabner ’61 ’63G ’67G ++ Andrew K. Morris ’50 ++ Karen Guman ’13P Amy E. Morton ’93 ++ Michael D. Guman ’13P Matthew C. Mosher ’86 ’13P William F. Hahn ’49 ++ Tracy B. Mosher ’13P Bruce A. Haines ’67 ++ Michael J. Moss ’76 Leon M. Harbold ’59 ++ Frederick C. Mueller ’62 ’88P ’94P Lynne B. Harbold Daniel B. Mulholland ’74 ++ Donald L. Harper ’10P Donna Mulholland ++ Suzanne G. Harper ’78 ’78G ’10P Robert E. Mulholland ’74 ’07P ++ Thomas J. Healy ’58 ’85P Mary Ellen Mundy John R. Hershey, Jr. ’49 ’85P Paul Mundy ’86P ’08GP ++ Byron B. Hertslet ’65 A. Quentin Murray ’12P Richard R. Bradley’61 Donald E. Hill ’63 Alicia M. Murray ’12P William R. Brady ’56 ++ Thomas E. Hirsch III ’75 ’10P ++ Myer R. Musser, Jr. ’57 Peter A. Buckley ’92 Valerie S. Hirsch ’83 ’10P ++ Irvin S. Naylor Trina M. Buhler ’94 Gary S. Hirschberg ’78 Lorraine Nice Campbell Family Foundation, Inc. Ida Holber ’11P Virginia T. Niemeyer ’43W ’68P ’80P Christina B. Campbell ’13P Stephen W. Holber ’11P Karen S. Noel Thomas J. Campbell ’80 ’13P ++ Marc A. Holliday ’88 Nicholas Noel III ’74 ++ Vance A. Cassell ’90 ++ M. Keith Huzyak ’72 Leon L. Nonemaker ’48 ’76P ++ Kevin A. Cassesse ’F/S Dorothy J. Iacocca ’09P Daniel J. Ochs ’98 ’00G Jose L. Castillo’ 60 Gary J. Iacocca ’76 ’09P ++ R. Bentley Offutt ’60 Richard B. Cawthorne ’60 Darlene A. Innocenzi-Pallotti ’13P Albert N. Olsen ’56 ’84P ’86P ++ Benjamin J. Chrnelich ’96 Derek Irwin ’88 Oluseun O. Otulaja ’03 John F. Collins ’53 ++ Barry A. Jenkin ’66 ++ Michael F. Pallotti ’13P Patrick E. Connors ’92 Aline H. Kassabian Lanny R. Patten ’81P ’84P ’85P ’90P ++ William W. Crouse III ’64 ’90P ++ Leon Kassabian ’88 ’90G ++ J. Richard Paul ’72 ’04P ’07P ’09P D & D Monarch Sheet Metal, Inc. Ronald L. Keenhold ’56 David A. Pearce ’13P James R. D’Agostino ’70 ’99P ++ Mark A. Keller ’97 ++ Karen S. Pearce ’13P Dwight M. D’iorio ’12P Robert E. Kiss ’79 ’08P William G. Pertusi ’83 ++ Katie L. D’iorio ’12P Sharon Kiss ’08P Edward W. Petrozelli ’73 ’03P ++ Peter C. DeLuca ’79 ’11P ++ Albert F. Kovach’60 ++ Walter C. Pijawka ’58 ’84P ’86P ’92P ++ Peter G. DeMaria ’84 John A. Kraemer ’79 ++ Edward W. Purdy III ’74 ++ William H. Dempsey, Jr. ’50 ++ Lehigh South Side Booster Association Deidre A. Rajkowski ’83 Edward W. Doherty ’99P ’01P ++ Brian V. Lewis ’79 E. Mark Rajkowski ’81 Stewart Early ’66 ’96P Merrill S. Lichtenfeld ’58 ++ John B. Reinoehl ’54 ’68G ’94P ++ David C. Eaton ’86 ++ Deborah S. Lieberman ’07P ’09P Lunsford Richardson, Jr.’46 ++ Scott A. Edwards ’83 Mark T. Lieberman ’79 ’81 ’81G ’07P ’09P ++ Clark K. Riley ’57 Michael D. Rockman ’59 ’91P Kyle D. Adams ’07 ’09G Patrick Ellis ‘07P ++ Frank A. Roth ’80 ’08P ’11P ’F/S Gretchen S. Andersen ’83 Catherine Engelbert ’86 Helene A. Roth ’80 ’08P ’11P Rodd N. Anderson ’75 ’77G ’06P ++ George L. Engelke, Jr.’60 ‘92P Henry A. Russell ’87 Thomas D. Anderson ’77 ++ Jack Erb C. Keith Rust ’57 ’82P ’88P ++ David B. Andrews ’82 ’84G B.S. Evans ’90 Craig E. Rust ’88 ++ Kenneth I. Atlas ’83 Shannon Rust ’90 Costas A. Avrakotos ’10P Wayne K. Rust ’82 Elwood B. Backensto ’43 Lillian T. Savage Christopher A. Bailey ’77 ’12P William E. Schantz II ’86 Lauren A. Bailey ’12P Garry L. Scheib ’72 ’73G ++ Brian K. Balliet ’68 ++ Arthur P. Schifflin ’55 ’90P Ted Banko Kathleen K. Schlegel ’75 ++ Amy Barr ’13P William C. Schlegel, Jr. ’74 ++ Bradford Barr ’13P Schoen Foundation Theodore F. Bayer ’70 Hayedeh S. Scott ’81 Laurel C. Beattie ’88 ++ Howard W. Segal ’64 ’65 ++ Michael G. Beattie ’88 ++ John M. Shigo ’84 Jim Benzing Edward K. Shupp ’02P ’11P ’F/S Gerald E. Berger ’71 ++ Amelia W. Silva ’79 ++ Ryan M. Bernholz ’01 Daryl E. Sissman ’94 ++ John J. Bolebruch’76 David Sissman Michael G. Bolton ’65 ’67G ’94P ++ Glenn S. Skola ’78 ’05P ’06P Gregory A. Boye ’97 Robert E. Slater ’62 ’86P ’87P Douglas D. Bradley ’11P Richard H. Smith ’59 ’80P ++ Harry F. Brooks ’59 ’84P ++ Joseph P. Snyder, Jr. ’65 ’93P ++ Michael D. Butz ’94 ++ Susan L. Snyder ’62W ’84P Joanna S. Capps ’79 Daniel Solis-Cohen ’78 ++ Richard B. Carney, Jr. ’56 ++ Martin B. Solomon ’65 ’92P ++ Frederick N. Cassilly ’08 John C. Stanley ’59 ’91P ++ Carlo D. Cella III ’76 ’04P Cynthia G. Sterrett ’76 ’78G ’03P ’05P Jacob P. Civitts ’98 ’07P ’09P ++ Jennifer C. Civitts ’97 Joseph D. Sterrett ’76 ’78G ’03P ’05P ’07P Cindy L. Conway ’09P ’F/S ++ Walter Conway ’95G ’F/S ++ Stephen D. Stingle ’69 David F. Cook ’60 William A. Stuart ’66 ++ A. Curts Cooke ’58 ’82P Kristen L. Talgo ’80 ’13P ++ Cameron A. Copeland ’08 ’09 Susan M Talgo ’13P Anthony L. Corallo ’F/S ++ Anne C. Teufel Christopher P. Cornish ’86 Harley B. Ferguson IV ’95 Robert J. Teufel ’59 ’91P Michael V. Coryell ’84 ++ Katie E. Ferguson ’95 Peter Thies Michael G. Cosmos ’80 ++ George J. Ferrio ‘75 ‘84G Elizabeth M. Thun Susan L. Coursen ’85 Thomas K. Flanagan Ferdinand Thun ’56 ’F/S Peter J. D’Agostino ’85 Thomas M. Flatley ’61 Richard J. Titus, Jr. ’81 ’86G ’F/S ++ Louis J. D’Annibale ’81 William O. Fleckenstein ’49 ’00GP ++ Lisa Dippre Titus ’82 ++ Rocco Damato ’99P William Folland ’01P Barbara A. Turanchik ’75 ’F/S ++ Joanne Davis Eric D. Frary ’89 Edward J. Turanchik David J. DeAngelo ’66 ’67G ++ Tracy L. Frary ’89 Donald C. Van Orden ’79 William H. DeCamp III ’54 ’78P ++ W.L. Fry, Jr. ’64 ++ Frank E. Walsh, Jr. ’63 ’88P ++ John G. deGrouchy ’43 ++ Kara G. Gallagher ’93 Joseph P. Weis ’65 Richard H. deMoll ’72 Michael J. Gallagher ’60G ’88P ’93P ++ Buck Wessell Cheryl L. Dentler ’11P Sean B. Gallagher Kent W. Westhelle ’62 ’87P ++ Janna J. Dentler ’11P Joseph L. Gargagliano ’01 Llewellyn R. Williams ’58 Matthew A. Diehl ’09 Curtis Granet ’07P ++ John S. Wood ’12P Joseph E. Diorio ’77 ’04P ’07P ++ George R. Hall ’49 Victoria L. Wood ’12P Gloria Dobrota ’86P Laura F. Hammes ’90 Joseph M. Workman ’53 ’54 ++ John S. Dobrota ’61 ’86P Mark F. Hammes ’90 Joel P. Wummer ’80 ++ Daniel J. Donovan ’86 Susan D. Hayward ’57W Joseph R. Zelechoski ’73 ’78G ’95P Gerard J. Downey ’59 Kenneth D. Hendrix ’55 ++ Hal S. Zemel ’89 ++ Diana O. Driscoll ’83 Edward J. Hochreiter ’63 ++ James C. Driscoll ’83 Bonnie M. Hoffman ’01 ’02G ++ Captain ($500-$999) James J. Duane III ’73 ’04P ’06P ++ William R. Horn ’59 ++ John H. Abel ’90P ’F/S Frank J. Dunigan ’44 ++ Edgar H. Howells, Jr. ’68 Lynne J. Acierno ’11P Todd A. Eardensohn ’90 Jane Hueber ’11P Karen A. Adams ’89G ’F/S ++ David Eichblatt ’10P Peter Hueber ’11P honor roll

John C. Marcon ++ David H. Schaper ’43 ++ Jonathan A. Marshall ’61 ’95P Harriet Schaper Glenn P. Marx ’85 Ronald C. Schlemmer’60 ++ Jo Anna Matey ++ Joseph C. Schulter ’70 ’72G Robert K. Matey ++ Kenneth C. Scott ’72 Martin W. Maurer ’54 Henry A. Seebald ’42 ’49G James P. McCormick ‘80 ++ Michael J. Semcheski ’62 Peter B. McGee ’76 Wayne R. Shurts ’81 ’10P Gregg D. Merksamer ’84 Sidney J. Silver ’57 ’59G ’81P ’93P ++ Dennis R. Mertz ’75 ’77G ’84G ++ Richard A. Simon ’86 Anthony G. Miller ’80 ++ Charles J. Skender ’76 ++ James D. Miller ’64 ’67G ’87P ’90P ++ Charles M. Slinghoff, Jr. ’62 James M. Miller III ’65 ’70G ’00P ++ Geoffrey A. Smith ’69 ++ Mariann V. Miller ’79 Howard P. Smith ’60 Kathy M. Mitchell ’78 ++ Perry J. Smith ’87 Bruce Molnar ’13P Stephen J. Spey ’74 ++ Denise Molnar ’13P Donald S. Spitzer ’56 ’85P Larry E. Moyer ’61 ’86P ’88P ++ Susan K. Sprague ’86 ++ Robert J. Muffoletto ’62 Donald E. Steeber ’55 Richard A. Muir ’74 ++ Eric J. Steelman ’85 Gene W. Mulvihill, Sr. ’56 ’80P ’91P ’11GP William N. Steitz, Jr.’80 ++ David H. Myers ’F/S Darrell J. String ’73 Christopher S. Nagle ’81 Benjamin M. Talbott ’97 Richard H. Niemeyer ’68 ’73G Heather X. Talbott ’98 Martha Noble John Talotta ’66 Richard W. Noble ’74 Andrew D. Terrell ’13P Philip B. Nonemaker’75 ’83G Maria G. Terrell ’13P John F. Novak ’90 ’93G George J. Thomas ’75 ’77G ’06P Peter D. Nunan ’79 ’86G ++ Joseph E. Thomas ’77 Lisa M. Oonk ’85 Ellen S. Tormey ’10P John R. Orem ’83 Michael F. Tormey ’10P James C. Parry ’70 David C. Trimble III ’86 Mark Parseghian, Jr. ’49 ++ Kathleen D. Trimble ’87 Anthony C. Pasquale ’98P Steven J. Turgeon ’79 Scot M. Pasquale ’98 ++ Braden T. Turner ’61 ’83P ’F/S ++ Jon T. Hunt ’97 Janet R. Turner ’83P Donna M. Iafolla ’11P William G. Paul, Jr. ’67 ’90P ’92P ++ Alfred C. Pedecine ’74 ’03P ++ Jeffrey A. Turner ’83 ’86G Kent F. Iafolla ’11P Charles M. Tuskes ’02P Donald A. Johnson ’66 ’97P ++ Brent Pendleton ’59 Anthony Peters, Jr. ’90G Gregory L. Tyler ’90 Jeffrey A. Johnson ’80 Thomas A. Ursic ’02P David I. Jones ’07 John F. Plunkett, Jr. ’74 ++ Bruce R. Pohlot ’74 David A. Van Horn ’F/S ++ Steven G. Joseph ’83 Jon P. Van Order ’94 ++ Jennifer M. Keefe ’09 Michael D. Policarpo II ’96 H. Victor Pratt, Jr. ’61 ’87P ++ Joseph V. Verdi ’07 Daniel T. Kelly ’13P Viamedia LLC Mary E. Kelly ’90 Carol A. Prosser ’11P Craig J. Prosser ’11P Robert J. Waldvogel ’78 Sharyn A. Kelly ’13P Weston B. Wardell, Jr. ’51 ++ Joseph P. Kender, Jr. ’87 ’93G ’F/S Christopher L. Querns ’96 ’00G Kelly J. Rafferty ’02’03G Vicki Warren ’10P Joseph M. King, Jr. ’61 ’95P* ++ Anna R. Warshaw ’07P ’11P ++ Anne R. Kline ’81 ++ Brett Reed ’F/S James J. Reilly ’84 ’88G Kirk M. Warshaw ’80 ’07P ’11P ++ Andrew W. Koerner ’10 Edgar F, Whitmore, Jr. ’40 ++ Joseph J. Korff ’66 Renee S. Reilly ’83 ’84G Wayne S. Reisner ’72 ++ Glenn P. Willard ’77 ’11P Stuart A. Kritzer ’67 ’07P Ronald A. Williams ’76 ’78G ’82G James P. Laubenstein ’71 ’73G Sharon K. Richter ’86 Herman L. Rij ’69G Sanford W. Wilson III ’73 Janet M. Laubenstein ’93G David P. Woolsey ’75 Lehigh Valley Carpenters Local No. 600 ++ Marc L. Rinaldi ’76 Paul L. Rinaldi ’82 ’83G Harvey L. York ’67 ’94P ’98P ++ Ross H. Lessentine ’52G Peter B. Yozzo ’88 Harry B. Levine ’56 ’91P ++ Rosemary Ripley ’13P Elizabeth A. Rizzi ’92 Linda L. Zimmerman ’74G Alvin B. Lewis, Jr. ’54 ++ Thomas L. Zimmerman ’70 ++ Elizabeth Lewis Stanford Robbins ++ W. Gary Liddick ’76 Charles H. Roberts ’50 Letterwinner ($250-$499) Robert H. Littner ’53 ’83P ++ Daniel C. Rodenhaver ’97 Robert J. Sallash, Jr. ’91P ++ James B. Abeltin ’74 William P. Maher ’72 James J. Addonizio ’75 ++ Craig L. Manchuck ’85 P. Ross Santangelo ’84 ++ Daniel R. Saunders ’78 ++ David A. Andreychik ’83 William E. Mandry Michael J. Androlewicz ’86 ’88G ++ Thomas W. Applegate ’55 Carla J. Eason ’13P William C. Hittinger ’44 ’73H ’71P ’75P Jacalyn S. Askin ’75 Charles T. Edwards ’41 ’78P ’97GP ++ Ronald G. Askin ’75 Amie S. Eglit ’01 Philip A. Hofmann ’84 Charles A. Austin III’56 Michael W. Eglit ’02 ++ Mary F. Hojnacki ’10P Belinda R. Avalos-Copelan’10P Joseph F. Eschleman ’98 ++ Paul R. Hojnacki ’10P Marty Averbuch ’09P Richard G. Etra ’71 Denise Holechek ’13P Lauren E. Ayres ’02 Dennis Fantoni ’13P Patrick J. Holechek ’13P Linda Azzara ’09P Ninette Fantoni ’13P Michael J. Holva. Jr. ’70 ++ Robin S. Balding ’70 Andrew C. Fiala ’92 John C. Hooff, Jr. ’07P Kenneth S. Ball ’82 ’13P Trenton M. Fisher ’00 Michael J. Horgan ’10P Sandra R. Ball ’13P William B. Fisher ’13P Robert T. Hoyt, Jr. ’51 ’52 ++ BAM Inc. Andrew K. Fitz ’95 ++ Louis E. Huber, Jr. ’65++ Stephen P. Banco ’88 ++ Meredith W. Fitz ’94 Philip J. Hume ’08 Edward X. Barth ’79 Maria C. Flint ’12P Edward W. Hummers, Jr. ’58 ’81P ’07GP Joseph W. Bartish ’61 ++ Russell M. Flint ’12P David A. Hunt ’12P James R. Beilstein ’60 ’90P ++ William Foerster ’50 Ruth A. Hunt ’12P Jennifer M. Benn ’86 Ellen Forlenza Derek D. Hyatt ’86 Richard R. Benn ’86 Vincent A. Forlenza, Jr. ’75 Cynthia Bienemann ’10P Ray D. Fox ’10P Robert Bienemann ’10P Brian S. Frey ’92 Johnson C. Blake ’52 Melissa C. Frey ’92 Wilbur J. Blew Christina L. Frye ’12P James R. Bogorowski ’13P Karen A. Fullam ’12P Janet T. Bogorowski ’13P Todd M. Fullam ’12P Patricia G. Boig ’77 ’07P ’09P Brian R. Gara ’87 Kimberly B. Bolton ’87 Donald C. Garaventi ’58 ++ William J. Bolton ’87 Karen B. Garibaldi ’79 ’07P Mark S. Borda ’06 Peter P. Garibaldi ’80 ’07P Michael L. Bowers III ’74 Danielle G. Gaydos ’86 Shannon L. Bracken ’99 Robert C. Gaydos ’86 Charles J. Breuer ’76 ++ James W. Gentles ’48 ’80P ++ Brian L. Briggs ’89 ’91G Charles I. Gibson ’63 ’68G ’73G Jaclyn A. Brilling ’10P Steven M. Goerlich ’00 Karen M. Brown ’12P Richard T. Golebiewski ’02 Keith R. Brown ’12P Donald R. Gormsen ’95 P. A. Bulliner ’65 ++ Cary E. Gosney ’12P David C. Burdakin ’77 ++ Julie A. Gosney ’12P John C. Butkus ’80 Dustin J. Grande ’01 Casper M. Camarda ’52 ’75P ++ Raymond T. Gregorek ’04P Herbert P. Campbell ’72 ’74G ++ William R. Grimm ’12P Bernadette E. Carr ’13P Penny Gundry ’11P Daniel P. Carr ’13P Robert Gundry ’11P William A. Cheslock, Jr. ’88 ++ Alfred G. Haddad Sharon M. Clark ’11P Ann P. Haller ’11P Stephen M. Clark ’11P Thomas H. Haller ’11P Paul F. Clausen ’78 ++ James T. Hancock ’53 ’85P ’91P Richard E. Collin ’51 ++ Jim E. Haney, Jr. ’07P Edward T. Comly II ’53 Lauren E. Haney ’07 Peter M. Jeffers ’61 ’64G Edward A. Copelan ’10P Leslie Haney ’07P William E. Jeney, Jr. ’84 ++ Matthew D. Cowperthwait ’09 Willard Hansen ’56 Jeffrey A. Jenkins ’94 Cynthia J. Davis ’84 Ronald H. Hartman ’65 ++ Ruddell W. Johnson ’60 John N. Dennis ’58 ’88P ++ Ruth B. Hartman Elizabeth B. Johnston ’12P James E. Derington ’55 ++ Matthew P. Healy ’11P Marcus E. Johnston ’12P Stephanie Digneo ’03 ’04G ++ Douglas R. Henning ’75 ’76G ’04P ++ I. Blakeley Johnstone III ’72 Debra A. Dimaria ’13P Joseph H. Henningsen ’59 Gary L. Kauffman ’77 ’79G ++ Joseph J. Dimaria ’13P Richard E. Hepp ’95 A. Victor Keen ’69 ’74G James M. Dinneen ’64 ++ Alexandra Herb ’06G Steven A. Kelban ’68 Robert W. Dombral ’61 Robert A. Herb ’94G ’F/S ++ Cynthia A. Kelley ’13P Jennifer L. Donovan ’12P Alan S. Hess ’13P Timothy M. Kelley ’13P Francis R. Dougherty Victoria T. Hess ’13P Michael A. Kelly ’75 ’08P Lisa M. Drake ’13P Steven E. Hiltabiddle ’88 ++ Michael P. Kelly ’09 Philip B. Drake ’13P Elinor S. Hirsch Patrice A. Kelly ’08P Jessica N. Drexler ’94 Robert L. Hirsch ’58 Andrew W. Kosko ’90 L. Douglas Dworski ’69 ’70 Elizabeth Hittinger ’71P ’75P ’78P ’97GP Lori A. Kosko ’89 honor roll

Michael C. Kosko ’87 ’94G ++ Thomas P. Marron ’89 ++ Timothy E. Russell ’88 ’90G William H. Kostyak ’82 Suzanne Matarazzo ’99 Edward F. Ryan ’11P Edward H. Kottcamp, Jr. ’56 ’57G ’60G ’84P Matthew H. McBride ’07 Jane D. Ryan ’11P Kathleen M. Kotula ’96 Francis J. McCabe ’62 Michael A. Sandonato ’06 Vincent P. McCaffrey ’98 Richard D. Santoro ’59 ’84P James J. McConologue ’11P Richard D. Santoro, Jr. ’84 ++ Margie H. McConologue ’11P Norman R. Sanyour ’85 ++ Charles F. McCoy’ 61 ’99P ’02P ++ Henry F. Schaf, Jr. ’51 ++ David H. McGowan ’82 ++ Frank R. Scheid, Jr. ’58 Barbara A. McNierney ’10P Frederick L. Schmidt ’62 ++ Francis J. McNierney ’10P Richard D. Schmidt ’52 ’75P ++ Timothy C. McWilliams ’00P Karen M. Sciascia ’80 ++ Harry C. Meyerhoff ’50 John R. Scott, Jr. ’91 ’94G J. Andrew Miller ’68 ++ Barbara M. Scudder ’11P L. Harold Milton’63’64 William S. Scudder ’11P Andrew C. Mittendorf ’99 Brian C. Seaback ’06 ++ Therese W. Mongan ’08 Andrew P. Segal ’67 ++ Franklin K. Mooney ’72 ’01P Harvey D. Semilof ’54 Jennifer H. Moore ’98 ++ Sarat Sethi ’92 Matthew Moore Deborah A. Shadd ’12P Donald B. Morrison ’51 ’52G Ann Sheridan ’13P Michael P. Mott ’90 Paul Sheridan ’13P Joseph W. Moyer ’53 Austin E. Short ’57 Robert C. Muir, Jr. ’40 Debra Shurts ’10P Cheryl A. Murphy ’F/S Andrew C. Smith ’06 Daniel Murphy ’12P Andrew J. Smith ’80 Lesley Murphy ’12P Christine D. Smith ’08 ’09G Gary M. Nelson ’89 Jan G. Snedeker ’95P ++ Jennifer L. Nelson ’90 ’92G David W. Snow ’71 ’73G ++ Dennis C. Noble ’56 Brett A. Snyder ’00 James F. Noone ’13P James F. Snyder ’85 Mary H. Noone ’13P Lauren G. Snyder ’13P Jesse M. Novalis ’04 ++ Steven T. Snyder ’13P Edwin J. O’Mara IV ’78 Christine A. Soell ’91 Patricia G. O’Mara ’82 Julian R. Soell ’91 Mark J. Orcutt ’77 ’81G Douglas M. Somerville ’60 Joseph H. Orr ’52 ’79P ’82P Stacy E. Sommerfield ’08 Andrew E. Palchak ’70 Michael E. Spangler ’10P Robert O. Palsgrove ’81 ++ Shannon L. Spangler ’10P Gregg F. Paster ’88 Edmund W. Spitzig, Jr. ’57 ++ Chris Patton Laura R. Stapleton ’12P John R. Kramer ’61’96P ++ Michael R. Pealer ’01 Robert J. Stapleton ’12P Hank Kuehn ++ Joseph A. Pensabene III ’88 ++ Mary J. Steelman ’90G Ana R. Kuhns ’10P ’13P Elinor Peter ’58W Elliot B. Stiefel ’13P Michael F. Kuhns ’10P ’13P Dana R. Pizarro ’73 Nancy F. Stiefel ’13P Amanda A. Kusko ’97 ’99G Ann T. Pope Richard A. Straub ’62 ++ Chad S. Kusko ’97 ’99G ’02G ’F/S Robert G. Pope ’47 ++ Neil B. Sukonik ’84 Jay C. Lacke ’64 ’72G Kevin R. Post ’00 Marc E. Tendler’96 Peter B. Laurie ’68 Jeffrey D. Pullara ’13P George F. Theiss, Jr. ’60 ++ Jennifer Leary ’93 ’97G Jack B. Rader ’44 ++ Jonathan M. Thier ’08 ’10G Sean P. Leary ’93 ’96G ’F/S David L. Rarig ’80 Ralph A. Thomas ’76 ’77G ++ Joseph M. Lee ’90 Claudia P. Remley ’85 Christopher E. Tihansky ’86 Aaron Lieberman ’94 Kevin W. Remley ’84 John M. Tillapaugh ’71 Ira W. Lieberman ’64 ’94P Ronald J. Reybitz ’91 William E. Toikka ’62 ++ ’91H Christine Rhodes ’11P Alexander Tosi ’86 Patricia Linko ’10P Michael Rhodes ’11P Donna M. Tosi ’86 Joseph V. Loguidice ’09 Helen H. Richardson ’77 Robert J. Trinkle ’63 ++ Donald R. Lowry, Jr. ’44++ Russell J. Riddell ’66 ’88P ++ Lisa S. Turner ’86 James Lubin ’10P Kevin R. Rife ’88 Andrew F. Vandergrift ’79 ++ Pamela Lubin ’10P Richard M. Ritter ’51 George W. Vandoren Charles J. Luthar ’66 ’73G ’11P ++ John R. Rizzo ’72 ++ Robert K. Varano’89’92G Marie T. Luthar ’11P Jeffrey H. Roddin ’91 ++ David B. Vasily ++ William E. Maier, Jr.’75 ++ Michael I. Rothman Ida E. Vasily David A. Mancosh, Jr. ’74 ’75G ++ Pamela A. Russell ’90 Kenneth J. Verostick, Sr. ’55 ’95P ’98P ++ Lauren J. Volpe ’08 Paul W. Wagner ’57 ’81P ’86P ’F/S ++ Grant M. Wasch’03 ++ Charlotte Waters David A. Waters ’71 ’74G Julie M. Weaver ’89 Kent E. Weaver ’89 William A. Webb ’51 ++ Rose M. Welliver ’77 Joseph M. Wenzel ’59 ++ Mark D. Wetzel ’74 ’83G ++ Thomas A. Whelan ’84 Theodore G. Widmayer ’58 ’92P ++ Edward G. Williams ’59 ’85P ++ Edward G. Williams ’85 Christine M. Winder ’12P Jonathon A. Winder ’12P James M. Winters ’65 ++ Jennifer M. Woodward ’11P Thomas L. Woodward ’79 ’11P James S. Youmans ’95 ’03G Robert P. Zimmel Julie A. Zimmerman ’13P Theodore J. Zubulake ’72 ’07P ++ Martin M. Zug ’92 Craig A. Zurn ’11P Carol T. Badger ’76G Darren P. Belick ’11P Lisa L. Zurn ’11P Douglas A. Baillie ’62 Nancy A. Belick ’11P David A. Zwally ’96 Brian M. Baker ’99 Robert F. Bell ’54 Mary Beth Zwally ’95 Lisa A. Baker ’10P ’F/S Celia L. Belmonte ’13 Mary K. Baker ’F/S William E. Belser ’44 ++ Varsity ($50-$249) Raymond Baker ’61 John L. Benn, Jr. ’96P ++ Anonymous (’99) Scott A. Baker ’10P Michael S. Benn ’96 ’99G ’F/S ++ Megan N. Ackers ’02 David C. Ball ’89 Robert C. Benner ’70 ++ G. Craig Acklen ’70 ’79G Meghann M. Barber ’12 Daniel T. Bennett ’08 William R. Alec ’08 Robert J. Barber ’63 Hannah R. Bennett ’13 Anthony J. Alessi’98 Kenneth Bareford ’67 ++ Connie A. Benning ’10P Curtis A. Alexander, Jr. ’62 ++ Mark Barket Orville Benning, Jr. ’10P Thomas S. Allen ’08 Leonard W. Barkis ++ Richard W. Berg, Jr. ’64 ’65G ’91P ++ Woodard R. Allen ’68 Edward S. Bardnt ’63 ’F/S Ann R. Berkey ’63W Dorothea L. Alloca ’86 Donald K. Barnes ’51 ++ Daniel S. Berkey ’63* Edgar M. Almeida ’65 Stephen J. Bartell ’69 Carol E. Berretta ’79 ’07P ’11P ++ William F. Altenpohl III ’74 Katherine E. Bartkovitz ’10 Louis V. Berretta ’07P ’11P Paul J. Anastasio ’82 ’84G Salvatore Basile Blake M. Best ’07 Anne-Marie Anderson ’F/S Victoria Baskin-Smith ’08P Bethlehem Chapter of UNICO Eric N. Anderson II ’06 William D. Bast ’79 ’83G Robert M. Bevan ’60 ’83P ’86P ’88P ++ Gary R. Anderson ’68 Edgardo M. Basubas ’12P Lynn A. Bevington’00P Jill C. Anderson ’91 ’F/S Peggy Basubas ’12P Johan R. Beyer ’85 Judy M. Anderson ’69G ’91P Thomas B. Bates ’61 Allen F. Biddinger ’F/S ++ N. Craig Anderson ’60 ’91P ’F/S ++ Frederick J. Batson, Jr. ’50 Stephen D. Bigach ’75 ’05P Raymond F. Anderson, Jr. ’84 Richard D. Bauer ’67 ++ Randall W. Biggs ’73 ’80G ++ C. Nicholas Antich ’63 ’64 ++ Stuart R. Baxter ’08 Peter N. Bishop ’05P Thomas Arbutiski ’62 Robert C. Bayda ++ John R. Bisset, Jr. ’67 Cheryl A. Argenta ’97 Mary O. Bazemore ’84 Robert S. Bittler ’93 John Argenta John P. Beal, Jr. ’41 ++ William M. Blier ’80 John P. Arnesen ’53 ’77P Carol K. Bear Steven A. Bliss ’13P Linda L. Ashleigh Gary A. Bechtel ’80 Vickie L. Bliss ’13P Ashlee N. Atwell ’10 Peter A. Bechtel ’76 Kathleen L. Blum ’81 Christine E. Auletta ’10P Dorothy G. Bechtol Laurie M. Blunt ’98 Louis J. Auletta, Jr. ’83 ’10P Gregory C. Beck ’81 ++ Michael D. Blunt ’95 Erin M. Aura ’11P Richard L. Becker ’85 Randall K. Blystone Kellen R. Aura ’11P Walter E. Beckner III ’63 ++ Randy S. Bochniak ’90 Julian E. Austin ’07 Robert B. Begg ’64 Richard J. Bodnar ’99 Peter H. Bach ’59 William W. Beible, Jr. ’73 Thomas H. Bogia, Jr. ’66 Kimberly A. Backer ’F/S Frederick A. Beisel, Jr. ’51 ’78P Richard A. Bolden ’71 honor roll

Roger L. Bomgardner ’81 Donna R. Brodner ’82 David C. Cerminaro ’02 Robert N. Bond ’51 Arthur C. Brooks ’59 ’91P Joseph J. Cesaria ’91 Paul F. Bonomi ’01 ’03G Bruce J. Brown ’72 ++ Scott R. Chaisson ’95 Geoffrey Borda ’06P Germaine A. Brown ’78P ’80P ’82P ’86P Scott L. Chambers ’94 ’96G John C. Bordeaux ’71 Lewis Brown ’10P Susan M. Chambers ’96 Austin L. Borden ’11 Pamela Brown ’10P Lawrence Chatzinoff ’78 Kyle C. Boschen ’90 Meredith Brozost Strassburger ’92 Andrew J. Chepaitis ’90 Mary E. Boschen ’92 Elizabeth Brucker Robert W. Chesley ’95 Amanda G. Boulton ’82 Henry J. Brucker ’39 ’93GP * Scott R. Chinitz ’93 ++ Robert J. Bradley, Jr. ’68 ’00P David W. Brundage ’05 Morgan V. Christopher ’10 Edann M. Brady ’03 Evan M. Bruno ’03 ’F/S John L. Ciannello ’02 David C. Bramble ’68 ’01P Peter P. Brussock III ’81 Kristen M. Ciccimarra ’93 Krista A. Buckley ’95 Michele B. Cipollone ’88 Mary E. Buehler Patti Ciuffetelli ’12P Margaret C. Buell ’88 ’93G Bruce B. Clark ’65 ++ Stephen G. Buell ’70 ’71 ’77G ’F/S Dane E. Clark ++ A. Newton Bugbee ’44 ’79P ’80P ++ Gregory A. Clark ’78 ++ Nancy Buirkle ’10P Julian J. Clark ’55 Robert W. Buirkle ’10P Peter M. Classi ’06 ’08G Alfred F. Burfeind ’61 ’63G Jason A. Clemens ’00 ++ L. William Burkholder, Jr. ’51 Eric A. Clement ’99 Elizabeth A. Burnham ’98 Susan A. Clement ’96 ++ Robert J. Burns ’66 Fenton R. Cloud ’42 Jeoffrey L. Burtch Matthew W. Cloud ’96 Charles G. Burton ’92 Donna J. Coblentz Salavatore A. Buscema ’96 Kenneth E. Coblentz Brian S. Butler ’76 Ryan A. Cocca ’09 D. Stephen Butler ’64 Curtis D. Cochrane ’74 Robert S. Buzby ’51 Dorothy S. Cochrane ’75G J. D. Byelick ’79 ’10P Andrew T. Coen ’F/S Karen A. Byelick ’10P James Coffas ’63 ++ Daniel Byorick ’12P Peter S. Cohen ’81 Patricia Byorick ’12P Matthew D. Cole ’98 John A. Cable ’45 ++ John C. Coleman, Jr. ’51 ++ Brendan A. Caffrey ’09 Kyle N. Collina ’06 Molly S. Cahill ’01 Jenniffer L. Collins ’91 Edward N. Cahn ’55 ’02H ’90P ++ John D. Collins ’10 Tammie Calabrese Kelly A. Collins-Romanczuk ’00 ’02G ++ Christian Calcagno ’08 Gerald F. Collyer ’56 ++ Lori M. Caldwell ’09P Alexander Colquhoun ’11P Robert S. Caldwell ’09P ++ Janette Colquhoun ’11P James P. Callahan ’66 Jennifer M. Colquhoun ’11 Jennifer R. Callan ’06 Leonard L. Combs ’92 William B. Campbell Patricia S. Combs ’91 Elizabeth A. Cannon Thomas D. Combs ’08 John L. Canova ’59 Joseph R. Comly III ’54 ++ Matthew C. Capell ’07 Allan P. Conner ’62 ++ Joseph R. Caprio ’67 ++ Linda Connor ’10P Joseph V. Capuano ’57 ’86P ’91P ++ Thomas M. Connor ’76 ’10P Danielle S. Carlini ’04 Harold E. Conway ’50 David L. Carlini ’04 Michael D. Conway ’70 ++ Charles J. Brand ’74 ’77G ++ Joseph M. Carlos ’10P James F. Cooke ’53 Mary W. Bransfield ’86 Richard D. Carpenter ’76’ 05P ++ Joshua J. Cooney ’06 Peter C. Bransfield, Jr. ’84 Maxine Carthwright ’83 Hailey D. Coonrad ’09 Frederick C. Braun III ’63 JoAnne Casciano Caroline Cornetta ’09P Glenn I. Breidenbach ’62 ’88P ’90P ’97P ++ James P. Case ’49 ++ Richard Cornetta ’09P Maryanne Breidenbach ’56W ’88P ’90P ’97P John E. Cassimatis ’79 Eugene A. Corsi Robert D. Breisch ’69 ++ John Castagna ’10P Rose M. Corsi Terry L. Brenner ’62 ’69G Lisa Castagna ’10P Roseann Corsi ’F/S ++ Ira R. Breslow ’69 Greg R. Casten ’87 ++ Gilbert H. Cowan, Jr.’58 ++ Philip J. Bresnahan ’08 Richard S. Casten ’96 Harold E. Craig ’10P David A. Bristol ’56 Henry B. Castle ’63 Terri Craig ’10P Jay D. Brodish, Jr. ’90 Stephen G. Cavicchi ’67 Wendy E. Croft ’03 Andrew J. Brodner ’81 Joseph Celauro ’61 Samuel W. Croll III ’72 Thomas A. Crompton, Jr. ’53 Heather J. Dotsey ’99 Cunningham & Brown, LLC Jill E. Douglass ’07 Brian P. Curci ’09 Jeffrey R. Doyle ’95 Richard Curtis ’89 Mary J. Doyle George J. D’Angelo ’47 John C. Driscoll ’59 David F. D’Antonio ’58 Michael C. Drozd ’46 Deanne M. D’Armiento ’91 ’92G ++ James M. Ducey ’76 ++ Max Dahlem ’09 Jane E. Ducey Michael S. Dale ’79 Robert A. Duerwald ’74 Joseph F. Dalton ’00P Barbara M. Duffy ’04 Peter K. Dane ’69 ++ Donna M. Dugan ’10P ’12P John W. Daniels ’60 Michael J. Dugan ’80 ’10P ’12P Julie C. Daniels ’79 Terence J. Duggan ’95 Lennie Daniels ’78 Jeffrey W. Duke ’75 Dave’s Deli & Gelato Fred Dunlap ’94P Todd B. Davidson ’87 Marilyn C. Dunlap ’72G ’94P ++ John W. Davies ’09P James A. Dunlevy ’64 Kalynn E. Davies ’09 Brian F. Durkin ’84 ++ Sharon Davies ’09P Kevin J. Dwyer ’86 Kenneth W. Davis ’96P ++ Patricia M. Dwyer ’87 John J. De Barbadillo II ’63 ’65G ’67G Craig E. Dyner ’97 Robert de la Parra, Jr. ’86 Easton Coach Company James A. Dearden ’10P ’12P ’F/S Nina Eaton John A. DeBottis ’79 Kathleen M. Ebbert ’10P Anne M. DeCamp Lance K. Eckenrode ’97 David R. Decker ’64 ’91P ++ Sara R. Ecker ’93 Elizabeth W. DeFeo ’10 Lynn Eckersley-Ray ’89 ’91G Ronald H. Delfini ’65 ’88P ’91P ++ Stephanie Eckersley-Ray Neil Dellatorre ’13P Terry D. Eckert ’60 ’82P ’84P Patricia W. Dellatorre ’13P Douglas Y. Edwards ’61 ++ Nina R. DeLong ’95 Richard J. Edwards ’67 Linda T. DeLuca ’11P Denise L. Ekstrom ’96 ’98G ’00G Wouter M. deNie ’68 ’72G ++ Erik A. Ekstrom ’96 ’98G Jessica G. DePalo ’05 ’06G ++ Robert Ellis ’52 Sandra M. DePhillips ’83 Carl A. Elmes ’44 Thomas P. Deppe ’57 Joseph Ercolano ’08 Thomas V. Ferrara ’90 Brooke E. DeSipio ’06 ’08G Chelsea K. Erdmanis ’06 Arthur L. Ferris ’51 Dawn M. Detterline ’12P Edwin J. Erikson ’49 ++ Frederick W. Feus ’59 ’87P Mark J. Detterline ’12P Eric R. Erikson ’50 ++ Michael Fidorack Jennamarie DeVito ’05 ’06G J.R. Cary Esser ’58 Ruth O. Fidorack ’52G ++ Elizabeth D. Dewalt ’94 ’96G Karen Etra James B. Field ’56 Luke E. Dewalt ’91 ’93G ’98G ++ Kenneth S. Etra ’71 John V. Filipos ’91 Richard J. DiBlasi ’55 ++ Todd M. Etters ’02 ’F/S Michael Filipos ’51 ++ Frank W. Dickel ’48 Mary Ann Eull ’10P Michael J. Finley ’80 ’82G Mikael J. Diedrichs ’95 Walter S. Eull ’10P John S. Finn ’73 Dennis R. Diehl ’70 ’71G ’92P ++ Barbara A. Ewing ’76 Benjamin Fiore ’56 ++ Angelo A. DiGiacinto ’12 Karen P. Fardelmann ’10P Brian T. Fischenich ’96 Angelo F. DiGiacinto ’12P Peter F. Fardelmann ’10P Brant J. Fischer ’09 Lisa DiGiacinto ’12P Gary A. Farha ’13P Michael H. Fischman ’06 Thomas M. Dillon ’04P Susan Farha ’13P Carol Flach ’11P Andrew G. DiPietro ’11 Thomas S. Farr ’97 Larry Flach ’11P John R. Dipietro ’87 David B. Farrington ’83 C. William Flammer ’69 Vincent N. Direnzo Kenneth J. Faust ’55 Emily K. Flanagan ’12 John J. Dobosh ’58 Gregory R. Fay ’07 Michael Y. Flanagan ’07 Shannon M. Doherty-Portell ’01 Bryan E. Fecteau ’98 Jack K. Fletcher ’03 Samuel M. Dollyhigh ’94 Elizabeth A. Feeley ’87 Charles J. Fleury IV ’69 ++ George Donald ’04P ++ J. Kitridge Fegley ’64 ++ Michael K. Flood ’60G Kevin M. Donlan ’07 Jeffrey C. Fegley ’98 Grant T. Flothmeier ’06 Shane P. Donlan ’09 Richard W. Fehnel ’51 Elizabeth J. Flynn Frederick J. Donnelly ’61 ’62 Carl M. Feinberg ’56 John J. Foley ’02P ’10P ’12P ’F/S Linda M. Donnelly ’88 ’12P Edward G. Feitzinger’ 89 Matthew M. Foley ’10 Todd P. Donnelly ’12P Douglas J. Feltman ’63 ++ Rita A. Foley ’02P ’10P ’12P Richard S. Dorer ’69 Paul J. Fenaroli ’78 Saralyn K. Foley ’98P ’99P ’09P Travis L. Doto ’00 P. Bruce Ferguson ’49 Timothy J. Foley ’88G ’98P ’99P ’09P ’F/S honor roll

Joanie M. Goodman Mary Rita Goodman ’90G ’F/S Murray H. Goodman ’48 ’88H Freeman R. Goodrich ’63 ’91P Richard Gordon ’52 ’84P Kathryn S. Gormley ’03 Sean C. Gormley ’03 Ferne Gould ’11P Matthew Gould ’11P Meghan E. Gove ’06 Annamarie P. Graf ’11P Edward C. Graf ’11P Milton H. Grannatt III ’68 ’69G ’72G ’75G Patricia S. Grannatt ’72G M. Timothy Grant ’74 ++ Diane Gratch ’12P Michael Gratch ’12P Joseph M. Gratto ’58 Anthony D. Graziani ’06 Richard F. Green ’72 ++ William R. Green’05 Naomi Greenberg Ann Maria J. Greenzweig Dennis A. Greenzweig Christopher M. Greer ’91 Amy A. Grella ’97 John D. Folwell, Jr. ’61 Douglas C. Gates ’96 Craig S. Grella ’97 Robert A. Fonte ’70 Harvey E. Gates ’65 Patrick J. Groome ’10 Stefanie C. Forlenza ’07 Adam Gazda ’10 James R. Gross ’90 Gerald C. Fornwald ’60 ’63 ’84P ++ Lori C. Gazda ’10P Kenneth D. Gross ’65 Ralph Z. Fortney ’52 ’80P ++ Timothy Gazda ’10P Sharon B. Grove ’80 Susan Fox ’10P Stanley L. Gedney III ’52 ’77P ’81P Charles F.S. Grubmeyer ’48 ’87P ++ William T. Fox, Jr. ’50 Elizabeth M. Gehrt ’00 Gerald W. Gschwind ’68 ’96P Karen A. Foxworth ’11P Matthew T. Gehrt ’00 Kathleen Guerrero ’10P William S. Foxworth ’11P Russell D. Geise ’83 Roberto Guerrero ’10P Michele M. Fragnito ’98 Emily E. Geosits ’07 Daniel C. Guers Aaron R. Frantz ’88 Shane C. Geunes ’93 Betty Guman ’13P Thomas L. Freda, Jr. ’82 Wesley H. Gewehr ’69 ’72G Larry J. Gustavson ’68 ’99P Lawrence S. Gift ’57 ++ Robert M. Freed ’88G Danielle Haas ’99 Clifford C. Freund ’50 George R. Gigon’52 Richard C. Haas, Jr. ’00 ’F/S Bonnie Frey ’88 Patricia R. Gilbert Joseph A. Habig II ’79 Richard H. Frey ’70 ++ Thomas R. Glbert ’07 Robert M. Haft ’51 Melissa J. Fricke ’06 Mitch M. Gilfillan ’06 Peter S. Hagerman ’61 ’91P ++ Jerry Friedenheim ’54 ++ Paul P. Gilfillan ’06P Kempton C. Haile ’82 ++ J. David Gill ’72 ++ Alita S. Friedman ’87 Elizabeth C. Hainey ’83 Glen M. Friedman ’86 Laura M. Gill ’84 Karen Halaquist ’12P Helen T. Fromm ’09P ’12P Ian P. Gillen ’04 Michael Halaquist ’12P Thomas W. Fromm ’09P ’12P Robert F. Gilmore ’55 Maria M. Hale * George A. Fryer ’59 ++ Stephen E. Giordano ’04 Jonathan R. Haley ’09 H. Eugene Frymoyer ’50 Donald J. Glazebrook George F. Halfacre, Jr. ’50 ’57G Robert A. Fuerst ’61 ++ Richard A. Globman ’65 Heather V. Hamasaki ’07 Laurence E. Fullen ’12P John W. Glomb ’57 ’61G ’66G ’00P Patrick S. Hamer ’06 Gregory A. Furst ’08 Brian J. Glueck ’86 Dale A. Hamlen ’57 ’92P G&G Athletic Wear, Inc. William N. Godin ’58 Arthur M. Hamlin ’12P Maryanne Gage ’13P Robert B. Goldberg ’54 Mary L. Hamlin ’12P Debra K. Goldich ’09P Wesley J. Gage ’13P Wilfrid Hamp ’62 ’85P Robert M. Goldich ’74 ’09P Cindy J. Gajdos ’12P Russell F. Handwerk, Jr. ’53 ’78P ++ Robert M. Gajdos ’12P Andrew A. Goldman ’75 ’11P Mary Hanna ’13P Janet Galante ’09P Brooks C. Goldman ’58 ’86P ’96P John P. Harkrader, Jr. ’58 ’88P ’93P R. Anthony Galante ’09P Marji R. Goldman’11P Howard I. Harmatz ’72 ++ Dominick G. Galimi ’97 Robert H. Goldman’83 ++ Barry C. Harris ’70 ++ David G. Gallaher ’56 ’78P ++ Joel M. Goldstein’66 ++ Bryan G. Harrison ’86 Gabriel S. Ganot ’06 Richard M. Goldstein R. Corydon Hartley ’78 J. Bruce Gardiner ’98P ’F/S Allan B. Goodman ’60 Kenneth O. Hartman ’61 ’96P ++ Kevin R. Hartmann ’06 Judy A. Impellizeri ’12P Amanda R. Kender Craig Hartzell ’11P Michael S. Impink ’72 ’77G ’02P James N. Kennedy, Jr. ’51 Deborah Hartzell ’11P Bradley K. Ingersoll ’90 Willis Kennedy Adam D. Haskin ’05 Beth A. Iobst ’10P Katherine J. Keough ’93 Gwendolyn B. Hauck ’11 Theodore W. Iobst ’82 ’10P Michael P. Keough ’90 Wayne W. Hausser ’85 Mark Ironside ’F/S John H. Kerr ’52 George D. Hawes ’66 Ronald T. Iwasaki ’02P ++ Claude B. Kershner III ’78 ’07P Matthew J. Hawkins ’08G Courtney L. Jackson ’08 Fred A. Ketcho ’83 Michael W. Hay ’08 Gailon E. Jacobs ’89 ’93G Ryan R. Kiehl ’95 Lance A. Haynes ’94 Paul M. Jacobs ’69 John P. Healy, Jr. ’77 Lesly Jacques Patricia H. Heckler Roxanne Jahangeri ’10 Robert G. Heidenreich ’56 ’80P Sonu A. Jain ’99 R. Kenneth Heist ’64 ++ Fredrick A. Jalazo ’66 ’88P William H. Helfrich ’58 ’59 ++ Adam R. James ++ H. Brooks Heller ’69 Thaddeus J. Jamula, Jr. ’71 ++ James B. Henderson ’03 Stephen B. Jareckie ’51 Wilson M. Hendricks ’90 Martin E. Jenkins II ’05 Richard A. Hensch ’61 Anne E. Johnson ’04 Sean J. Herman ’06 Bonnie Johnson ’09P Brian M. Herold ’98 Jarrod G. Johnson ’91 Jonathan D. Herr ’87 Ronald D. Johnson ’62 Mary Hess ’08P Timothy Johnson ’09P Megan M. Hess ’08 Eugene B. Johnston ’08 Merrill Hess ’08P Thomas H. Johnston ’48 Michael P. Hessemer ’08 Albert M. Jones, Jr. ’62 Thomas S. Higgins ’09 Andrew F. Jones ’61 Donna L. Hill ’96 C. William Jones ’60 ++ John R. Klingham ’53 Jennifer L. Hilton ’92 ’95G Julie L. Jones ’13P Michael S. Kipniss ’83 William K. Hindon ’65 ’05G Mark A. Jorgensen ’62 Elizabeth Kirksey Christopher D. Hite ’89 David M. Joseph ’87G ’F/S Allan W. Kishpaugh ’49 ++ Richard A. Hoak Jane M. Josephson ’F/S ++ Michael P. Kitchko ’03 Joan G. Hoben ’90P Michael J. Juengst ’70 George Klackik, Jr. ’68 Michael H. Hoben ’61 ’90P Denise M. Julian ’07 Gary R. Klein ’89 ++ Charles G. Hodge III ’61 Michael C. Julian ’66 ++ Donald R. Kleintop ’57 ’88P Theodore R. Hodges, Jr. ’48 Allison M. Jurey ’99 Paul E. Klinedinst, Jr. ’55 Dan W. Hoerig ’70 Allison L. Juster ’08 Fredrick F. Kluge ’50 Christopher M. Hoffmann ’89 ++ Andrew Juster ’08P ++ Ronald G. Knerr ’83 ’09P Craig W. Hofford ’70 Janet L. Juster ’08P Sherri L. Knerr ’09P Jane D. Hoh ’80G Francis D. Kaczmarczyk ’67 ’91P ’94P David A. Knouft ’95G Thomas M. Hoh ’75 ’79G James R. Kadar ’08 Richard E. Knupp ’11G Eric M. Holben ’89 Michael S. Kadow ’98 Lisa J. Koch ’76 James H. Holbrook ’76 Marisa Kalmar Christopher Koerner Arve B. Holt ’63 Robert A. Kamins ’92 Margaret Koerner Michael J. Holva Donald F. Kane ’62 ’92P Donald E. Kohler ’58 Peter J. Hondru ’71 ++ Daniel R. Kaplan ’52 ++ Jeffrey A. Konigsberg ’83 Daniel J. Honeywell ’09 Ellen W. Kaplan Alicia J. Kopp Alexander R. Hooff ’07 Richard D. Kaplan ’65 Kevin R. Kopp ’82 ’84G Claire Horn ’11 Erhard C. Karl III ’67 Roy F. Koppenhofer ’61 ’85P Gregory T. Horn ’07 Gary J. Karnish ’90 ’02G David M. Kosik Carl C. Horstmann ’86 Dane A. Kasschau ’06 Albert Kowalski ’12P Joy R. Horstmann ’86 Gerald S. Kaufman ’57 ++ Kathleen Kowalski ’12P Charles E. Houck ’66G Robert A. Kaufman ’68 ++ Holly Koziol Justin Houck Jennifer C. Keen ’96 ++ Robert J. Kozo Kevin J. Houk ’07 Thomas R. Keen, Jr. Ronald J. Kralik ’73 ++ Cynthia M. Howmiller Edward G. Kehoe ’87 Alfred L. Kratzer ’51 ++ Christine M. Hubli Katharine L. Keller ’07 Derek S. Kreis Donald M. Hubsch ’52 ’80P ++ Laurence D. Keller ’77 Henry A. Kruger ’50 Charles G. Huch ’52 ++ Marilee A. Keller ’97P Amy R. Krzyzkowski ’95 Jacquelynne Hurst ’12P Michael A. Keller ’70 ’71G ’97P Charles G. Kucher ’43 ’70P ’00GP Mary Frances Hynoski ’05 Brian J. Kelley ’01 John D. Kucher ’00 Joseph W. Iagulli ’75 Geraldine L. Kelly ’02P ++ George J. Kuczynski ’74 ’01P Peter F. Ignall ’63 ’99P Joseph T. Kelly IV ’08 MaryBeth Keunne ’06 Gary J. Impellizeri ’12P Scott D. Kemper ’84 Michael L. Kuenne ’59 ’93P ’97P ’06P honor roll

Michael L. Kuenne, Jr, ’97 Leslie K. Levy ’80 ++ Joshua S. Mann’06 E. William Kuhl, Jr. ’66 Steven S. Lichtman ’76 Richard B. Manning ’80 Julie A. Kuhns ’10 George R. Lieberman ’75P ’79P Kathryn J. Mannion ’04 George E. Kulp ’69 ’97P James R. Liebler ’12P Bruce E. Mantell ’69 ’96P ’99P Robert F. Kupec ’62 Leonor M. Liebler ’12P Martin A. Marasco ’68 Donna S. Kurimaya Jeffry A. Lindenbaum ’70 ++ Herbert S. Marchand ’66 ++ Ernest A. Kurmes’53 ++ Jane H. Lindenmuth ’04P Charles S. Marck ’81 ’83G John R. Kurtz Jennifer M. Lindenmuth ’04 Susan S. Marck ’82 A. Charles Kuss III ’52 ++ Nile R. Linn ’88P ’96P ++ Jon A. Maresca ’57 Rachel Margolies Richard B. Margolies ’96 Antonio Marino ’03 Stephen D. Marino ’07 Ennio Mariotti Marjorie L. Mariotti Frank S. Markosky ’75 ++ Michael J. Markowski ’07 William T. Marks ’70 Bruce L. Marra ’56 Brian D. Marshall ’04 Mary Ann Marshall Mendy M. Martin ’07 Hector H. Martinez ’95 Sylvia Martinez-Grubb ’13P William G. Massa ’83 ++ Mary E. Matts Cassidy L. Maumus ’07 Scott G. Mazur ’03 ’04G Craig F. McBeth Karen S. McCarthy ’95 Patrick A. Lacey ’83 George Little ’52 ++ Sean P. McCarthy ’93 Kathleen Laigaie ’12P Carolyn H. Littlefield ’95 John E. McCartney ’53 ’81P Richard H. Laird III ’73 David J. Littlefield ’91 Larry R. McCauley ’68 ++ Susan S. Lamar ’80 Paul G. Littlefield ’91 Michael J. McConnell ’05 ’07G David Lanahan Robert J. Livingstone ’78 T. Stephen McConnell ’90 Edwin Lanahan ++ Matthew L. Logie ’03 ’06G ’F/S Mary K. McCormick ’02 Barbara Lance ’11P Patricia Loguidice’09P Keith R. McCrea ’69 Clifton A. Lando ’62 ++ Vito Loguidice’09P John D. McCumber ’95 Maria J. Lanigan ’85 Robert Lombardo Barbara A. McDonald ’11P Charles Lapihuska, Jr. ’69 Frederick Longernecker ’10P Gerald T. McDonald Carol J. Larach ’13P Maureen Longernecker ’10P John R. McDonald ’11P Fernando C. Larach ’13P Megan B. Losier ’80 Margaret McDonald James A. Largay III ’F/S Jeffrey D. Lowe ’68 Thomas M. McDonald Jose A. Larin ’06 Norine S. Luongo ’12P Christina C. McDonie ’84 Albert R. Laubenstein’70 Stephen J. Luongo ’12P Bill McDonnell ’09P Jeffrey M. Laut ’09P Athena E. Lynch ’97 Lisa McDonnell ’09P Jeffrey S. Lauver ’13P John B. Lynch William J. McDowell, Jr. ’64 Nancy E. Lauver ’13P Lou A. Lynch ’78 Joseph M . McGarvey ’88 Lance E. Laver ’98P Charles R. Macauley ’49 Bradley W. McGowan ’87 Colleen M. Law ’10 Courtney A. Macchia ’96 Jennifer L. McGowan Samuel F. Lawler ’95 Joseph J. Macelllara ’82 ’83 Robert C. McGrory ’56 William F. Lawton V ’82 Macleod Chiropractic Center James R. McIntosh ’F/S Cathryn A. Laydon ’87 Michael P. Madigan ’92 Sarah P. McIntosh ’F/S Thomas P. Lee ’86 Craig M. Madsen ’80 Andrew P. McIntyre ’80 ’82G William A. Lees ’53 Patricia T. Mahan Stuart R. McIntyre ’47 Lehigh University Starters Sports Camp E. Matthew Mains Brian J. McKenna ’12P Walter Leidig ++ Rose M. Mains Marta S. McKenna ’12P Brian C. Lentz ’92 Frank L. Majczan, Sr. ’44 ’04GP Thomas W. McNamara ’51 Robert R. Lentz ’65 ’92P ++ Duncan C. Malcolm ’52 ++ Alan W. McNeer Cynthia B. Lesker ’05P ’08P Martin J. Maloney ’59 ++ Joseph A. McVeigh ’86 ’92G Kurt J. Lesker III ’71 ’05P ’08P John R. Maly ’72 ++ Christopher J. Mears ’86 ++ Allen E. Levan ’52 Lauren M. Manduke ’05 Daniel B. Medei ’04G Joanne Leventhal Gregory J. Manion ’82 Thomas H. Meek ’73 Gene M. Levitz ’54 Joanne Manion Norman R. Meier ’50 ’77P Tom J. Melchionni ’12P Sean W. Murphy ’84 Gary W. Paris ’68 David W. Mengel ’79 John C. Mutch, Jr. ’09P ’11P John J. Park ’08 Kristen L. Merlo ’09 Kathleen A. Mutch ’09P ’11P ’F/S Vanessa Paskaitis Rebecca A. Merola ’06 ’08G Joel E. Myers Aaron D. Paterson ’02 Brian L. Merritt ’99 ’07G Cheryl Nagel Smiley ’08P Ernest W. Patten, Jr. ’65 ++ Nancy M. Merritt ’04 ’05G ’F/S Thomas E. Nagy ’72 Rachel A. Patterson-Fegley ’01 David N. Mesick ’52 ++ Guiseppe M. Napoli ’13P Brian W. Paulen ’98 Mark C. Messics ’82 ’87G Lynne W. Napoli ’13P Elizabeth M. Paulson ’95 Kathleen B. Mest ’02G Gary D. Naylor ’71 ++ Michael S. Paulson ’95 Matthew M. Mezzancello ’05 Mary D. Naylor ’10P Richard C. Pearce ’56 John A. Miers ’53 ’77P Katherine R. Nelson ’12P Gerald J. Pechulis ’67 ’71G William S. Mieth ’66 Thomas R. Nelson’81 ’12P Stephen A. Pecuch ++ Christopher M. Mihalik ’11P William S. Newlin, Jr. ’52 John R. Peek ’60 ’64G ’69G ’93P ++ Gina A. Mihalik ’11P Philip F. Newman, Jr. ’54 ’72G ’79P ’09GP ++ Donnette Peltier ’13P Jami F. Miksiewicz ’81 ’85G ’12P Melony A. Newton ’12P Guy C. Pepe ’12P Lawrence J. Miksiewicz ’81 ’12P Timothy G. Newton ’12P Susan M. Pepe ’12P Heidi C. Miller ’96 George W. Nicholson ’71 Jose A. Perna ’76 Joseph H. Miller III ’86 ’88G Maureen M. Nicolai ’87 James E. Perrotta ’70 Joyce E. Miller ’11P Kris Nielsen ’82 ++ Jonathan E. Peterson ’13P Judith S. Miller ’89 David M. Nissley ’79 ’13P ++ Karen A. Peterson ’13P Michele Miller ’85 Gail H. Nissley ’13P Todd J. Peterson ’99 Richard C. Miller ’68 ’94P Christopher K. Nitchie ’00 Gregory Petrosky ’06 Richard R. Miller ’11P Christopher R. Noble ’13P William R. Phelps ’68 Arlene H. Milon ’89 Jeffrey G. Nolan Renee C. Philbrook ’08 Robert S. Miltenberger ’44 Everett B. Norbury, Jr. ’69 ++ James M. Phillips ’97 Karl D. Miran ’80G George J. Novak ’58 ++ Karen G. Phillips ’97 John R. Missimer ’85 ++ Robert B. Nunemacher ’67 Joseph A. Pidutti II ’65 Colin T. Mistele ’07 Lillian H. Nutt Michael S. Plesher ++ David J. Mitchell ’13P Marjorie Nydell ’10P Steven E. Ploder ’91 Kileen R. Mitchell ’13P Matt Nydell ’10P Lauren M. Plodwick ’12 Peter M. Mitchell ’58 Lawrence W. O’Brien ’11P Andrew J. Plummer ’07 Daniel J. Mitrano ’72 Lois D. O’Brien ’11P Laura M. Plunkett ’05 Ronald R. Mittendorf ’99P Siobhan I. O’Brien ’01 Paul P. Podgurski ’59 ’63G ++ Martha D. Mochel ’84 James F. O’Connell ’55 ++ Roger H. Poindexter ’55 Edward H. Mockridge, Jr. ’70 ++ Jennifer L. O’Connell ’01 Paul D. Portell ’94 Peter D. Moggio ’70 Jill M. O’Connor ’88 Carol J. Porter ’65W Alfred R. Moore ’59 ’83P ’84P Liam J. O’Connor ’08 Frederick C. Moore ’63G ’80P Michael P. O’Hara ’91 Edward S. Morgan ’82 Kerry L. O’Hearen ’88 ’90G Matthew R. Morgan ’82 ++ Christopher S. Oakley ’95 Robert W. Morgan ’53 Charles G. Odenwelder ’12P Pamela J. Moritz ’92 Kathleen A. Odenwelder ’12P Jeffrey L. Morris ’79 Steven J. Ogaard ’71 David P. Morrisette ’F/S Cynthia F. Ogren ’82 ++ Julie R. Moscow ’02 Theodore P. Ogren ’81 ++ Neil L. Moscow ’02P ’07P ++ Raymond Ojserkis ’91 Craig S. Mosebach ’62 ’66G Frances D. Oldach Mitch Moses ++ Hugh G. Oldach ’50 ++ John S. Mountsier ’50 ’77P ++ Jose R. Olivero ’07P John R. Mousseau ’12P Steven E. Olsen ’89 Pamela J. Mousseau ’79 ’12P Joan M. Olszko ’13P John A. Moyer ’57 ’82P Paul J. Olszko ’13P Ruth Moyer ’82P Jonathan Oltman ’04G Dana N. Moyles ’94 Julia L. Oltman ’F/S Jessica E. Mudry ’96 Eric P. Omsberg ’13P Thomas E. Muir ’68 ’70G William R. Orben ’97 Joshua L. Mullen ’03 Jennifer N. Orellana ’06 A. Barry Muller ’56 Lawrence R. Oremland ’66 Mary J. Mullowney ’80 W. Mele Orendorf ’66 William L. Munson ’62 Charles L. Ortlam ’65 ++ William F. Murphey ’54 ++ Michael D. Orvilliers Adolfo G. Murphy ’78 Tyler E. Osler ’F/S Denise C. Murphy ’90G Mark A. Ostapenko ’10 Joseph J. Murphy III ’95 Stephanie J. Palmieri ’07 ’09G honor roll

Jamie Rarig Alan Rubin ’57 ’58G Evelyn F. Raupach-Carlos ’10P Sandra Rubin L. Michael Rayeur ’64 ++ Richard Rubinstein ’70 Elizabeth A. Redling ’08P Edward H. Ruestow, Jr. ’52 Timothy Redling ’08P David F. Ruppe ’81 Denis E. Reed ’80 Jane S. Ruppe ’81 David Reese ’72 Jonnie W. Rushatz ’68 ’95P John E. Reese ’07 ’09G Kathryn F. Russell ’10P ’11P Edward S. Regan ’90 Robert A. Russell, Sr. ’86 ’10P ’11P Patrick F. Regan ’94 James O. Rust ’67 ++ Michael E. Reheuser ’83 Richard L. Ruth ’68 ++ Caroline G. Reich ’81 ’12P Gary S. Ryan ’11P Joel D. Reich ’81 ’12P Marlise Ryan ’11P Laurence A. Reisman ’82 ++ Robert J. Ryan ’99P Robert D. Reisman ’52 ’82P ++ Robert J. Ryan, Jr. ’99 ’F/S William A. Renfro ’68 Amanda M. Sage ’99 Elizabeth Resch ’60W ’94P ’98P Joseph H. Sahl ’04P ++ Jeffrey A. Rex ’83 Attila L. Salamon ’60 Richard J. Rex ’64 David B. Salerno ’64 Craig W. Reynolds ’72 ’03P Charles D. Salvaterra ’76G ’03P ++ Richard H. Reynolds ’03P James A. Santanasto ’76G ’F/S Anna Rice ’52W Robert J. Santo ’80 ’88G ++ Joseph P. Rich ++ Eleni E. Sarigianis ’08 Ross Rich Christopher T. Sasada ’06 Alfred C. Richmond ’61 Thomas B. Sasada ’06P William S. Rickelman ’93 Theodor C. Sauer, Jr. ’70 ’07P Laura Y. Riehl ’81 Stacy R. Saul ’90 Denise L. Rieker ’91G Steven M. Saul ’90 Michael J. Rieker ’78 William D. Sawyer Alice Rigney Margaret A. Scamman ’80 David K. Rill ’02P ’05P Robert L. Scamman ’78 ’81G Coleen V. Post ’74G ’00P Debbie S. Rill ’02P ’05P Douglas M. Scantland ’83 John R. Post ’79G ’00P Zachary J. Rimmele ’03 Frank A. Scattene III ’80 ’88G Melanie A. Potock ’11P David S. Ritterpusch ’63 Rudolph J. Scavuzzo, Jr. ’55 Robert M. Potock ’11P Andrew L. Rizzi ’05 Noel J. Schachner ’64 ’65 Leonard M. Poveromo ’69 Eve M. Johnson Patrick M. Scheerer ’02 Douglas J. Prediger ’70 Linda J. Robson ’87 Scott T. Scheirer ’62 ’64G Christopher S. Prescott ’08 Robert A. Roepke ’58 ’87P ’90P ’92P ’98P ++ Brian P. Schellati ’00 Georgette Presto ’12P Donna M. Roessel ’13P Whitney E. Schenbeck ’07 ’08G Patrick Presto ’12P James T. Roessel ’13P Elihu M. Schepps ’52 ’80P Brian J. Price ’93 Jill R. Roethke ’92 ++ Robert A. Scheu ’61 Douglas M. Price ’64 ++ Steven M. Roethke ’94 David H. Schlang ’67 Roseann Price J. William Roff ’58 Dennis R. Schlosser ’60 ’68G ’91P Robert Prigmore Daniel N. Rogers ’09 Donald K. Schlosser ’62 ’64G ++ Prime Mechanical, Inc. Melissa C. Rohland ’86 ’07G Francis R. Schmid, Jr. ’37 Louis J. Principe ’56 Gail T. Rold ’87 Curtis A. Schmidt ’75 ++ Edward G. Pringle ’63 ++ Mary Lou Rolish ’09P ’10P Kenneth T. Schmidt ’77 Paul J. Prutzman ’66 ’68G ++ Michael Rolish ’09P ’10P Ann E. Schmoyer-Story ’75 David C. Puleo ’12P William C. Roman ’76 ++ Nancy J. Schnur ’13P Nancy W. Puleo ’12P Vito W. Roselli Robert T. Schoepflin ’53 ’81P ++ Walter S. Pullar, Jr. ’52 Roger N. Rosenberger ’69 Ferdinand Schubert ’09P Carl R. Pursell Lester R. Rosenfeld ’40 Ulrike Schubert ’09P Mac E. Purvis, Jr. ’77 John W. Rosenlieb Judith T. Schultz ’88P ’92P Daren L. Queenan ’93 Machelle M. Rosenlieb ’83 Stanley R. Schultz ’88P ’92P ’F/S Brian W. Quigley, Jr. ’03 H. David Rosner ’69 James A. Schwanda ’79 Lori A. Rabey ’12P Claire L. Rossetter ’04 Kristin M. Schwarzbach ’02 Warren J. Rabey ’12P Emily A. Roth ’08 Arthur K. Schweithelm ’65 ’69G ’95P ++ Michael S. Rabinovitz ’02 Robert A. Roth ’78 ++ Brian Schwendenmann ’07P Jill R. Racketa ’05 ’07G Ilyne R. Rothschild Germaise ’90 Michelle L. Schwendenmann ’07 George Ramsden ’44 ++ James A. Rovito ’86 Carl Schwenker III ’60 ’62 ++ Mark A. Randolph ’10P Gideon C. Roy III ’86 Joseph M. Scialabba ’02 Theresa M. Randolph ’10P Lauren Roy Douglas W. Scott ’94 Jana R. Ransom ’04 H. L. Boyer Royal ’56 James L. Scott ’84 Bruce E. Rarig ’81 Toms B. Royal ’61 ’88P ’92P ’93P Kelly A. Searfoss’05 Michael J. Sedonic ’71 ++ Ted O. Smith ’08P Denise C. Taber John W. Seebald ’53 Theodore B. Smith ’08 Donald L. Talhelm ’59 ’60G ’78P ’81P Werner K. Seel ’55 Todd A. Smith ’05GP ’F/S John W. Segraves ’49 Travis C. Smith ’02 ’06G Shirley Talhelm James E. Seigman ’58 ++ Tricia E. Smith ’09 Bernice Tarbotton ’11GP Eric L. Sejourne ’88 ’90G Russell G. Snyder ’59 Carol B. Tatem Kathryn Z. Sejourne ’88 Laura A. Sobocienski ’03 Morris J. Taylor ’02 John K. Sellers ’55 Louis Sofianakos ’87 Peter N. Taylor ’54 Stephen Seltzer ’58 ’87P ’91P Sasha Sopic ’99 Kevin E. Tempest ’06 ’07 Jeffrey A. Senior ’88 Enrico R. Sorrentino Theodore A. Terry ’51G ’63G ’F/S Mary B. Senior ’88 ’90G George L. Soscia ’65 ++ F. Richard Thaeder ’68 Matthew S. Senkowski ’98 ’03G Catherine Spain Peterson ’00 Ashok K. Thareja ’12P ’13P Sarah A. Serwo ’09 Travis A. Spencer ’F/S Kimberly S. Thareja ’12P ’13P David E. Setzer ’58 ’64G ++ George C. Spill ’61 Steven W. Thatcher ’76 ++ Kyle A. Severson ’96 Margaret B. Spillane Scott D. Theuerkauf ’85 ++ Robert H. Shabaker ’59 ’60 ’99P Eileen C. Sprague ’11P Chad E. Thoman ’02 Cheryl H. Shannahan ’11P John M. Sprague ’11P Arthur C. Thomas ’66 Thomas D. Shannahan III ’79 ’80 ’11P ++ Chantal M. St. Laurent ’05 ’06G Robert J. Thomas, Jr. ’72 ’06P Charles H. Sharpless ’70 Mike Stambaugh ’00P Melissa B. Thompson’06 Max M. Shaull, Jr. ’71 ++ Philip M. Stambaugh ’00 Peter Thompson ’50 ’85P ++ Julie S. Shell ’93 Derek L. Stamets ’87 ++ Virginia E. Thompson ’74 Van C. Shell ’91 Thomas W. Standeven ’59 ++ David Thomson ’83 ’84G ’13P ++ Daniel E. Sheridan ’86 Mark Stanley ++ Wendy L. Thomson ’83 ’84G ’08G ’13P ++ Lawrence D. Sheridan ’58 ’89P Starters Riverport, Inc. Anne E. Tierney ’03 ’04G Marcia A. Sheridan ’12P Alex Stathopoulos ’91 Richard A. Sheridan ’12P James B. Stauder ’99 Peter M. Sherman ’13P Lilia R. Stefaniwsky ’11 Amy L. Sherrard ’13P Albert O. Stein ’84 Rosemary J. Sherry ’03 Dwight E. Stein ’84 Wendy Shertz-DiPietro ’11P Fred P. Stein ’56 ’84P ’92P ’F/S ++ Stacy Shiffert ’F/S VanEric E. Stein ’92G ++ Lisbeth M. Shoemaker Richard P. Steinmann ’72 Douglas G. Shurts ’77 ’05P ’07P Francis P. Stenger ’58 ’90P ++ Peggy C. Shurts ’77 ’05P ’07P Dana Stephens Robert G. Shurts ’48 ’75P ’77P ’81P ’07GP David H. Stephens ’75 ’10GP ++ Edward T. Stephenson ’51 ’65G ++ Alberto E. Siblesz ’93 Stanley D. Sterner ’76 ++ Sharon L. Sibley-Weis ’92 Julia D. Sterrett ’07 ’F/S Russell R. Sicard ’70 ++ Richard Sterrett ’76P ’03GP ’05GP Walter E. Sieglin, Jr. ’69 George M. Stevens ’66 ++ David M. Sikorski ’84 James G. Stevens, Jr. ’07 Allison L. Sims ’99 ++ James P. Stevenson’65 Lori Sin-Rossini Edmund H. Stewart, Jr.’67 Robert J. Sine ’72 Jonathan T. Stiegler’98 Jean-Charles A. Sisk ’07 Walter J. Stiver, Jr. ’72 ’73G ’01P ++ Walter J. Skoriak ’67 ’68G James G. Stone ’88 Susan M. Slaff ’79 David A. Strassburger ’92 Gurney P. Sloan, Jr. ’53 Shaun P. Strickland ’06 David P. Sloterbeck, Jr. ’57 Donna M. Strobel ’98P ’01P ++ Edward H. Small, Jr. ’54 ++ Gregory O. Strobel ’98P ’01P ’F/S Cody A. Smart ’06 H. Carl Sturcke ’65 Calvin J. Smiley ’08P Claire E. Sullivan ’08 ’09G Carly R. Smith ’13 Edward D. Sullivan ’58 ’90P Charles C. Smith John Sullivan Christopher Smith ’99 Ryan P. Sullivan ’00 Diane E. Smith ’08P ’10P ’13P David E. Sunderland ’64 Douglas F. Smith ’82 ’84G Harry A. Sutherland ’57 Fritz A. Smith ’53 ++ Joseph C. Sutherland, Jr. ’08 Kelsey C. Smith ’07 John W. Swanger, Jr. ’72 Lindsey A. Smith ’10 Elizabeth Sweeney ’09P Paul E. Smith ’61 ’63 ’93P ++ Thomas Sweeney ’09P Randall T. Smith ’08P ’10P ’13P Ellen S. Sweet ’09 Richard C. Smith ’55 ’04GP Richard R. Swyers, Jr. ’53 Roy P. Smith David A. Szablowski ’82 ++ honor roll

Gene Tierney ’03P Vincent A. Tsai ’93 Emmet T. White ’42 ’78P David K. Tiller ’77 Edward F. Tulskie ’82 William R. White ’74P ++ Carleton H. Tindall ’60 ’02P Steven J. Turgeon ’79 Bernice Whitehead ’86P ++ Cynthia A. Tindall ’02 Donna M. Turnbull ’87 Kenneth W. Whitney, Sr. ’47 ’73P John F. Tirrell ’47 Kenneth J. Turnbull ’86 Jeffrey P. Wiener ’06 Lester E. Titlow ’43 Rachel Turoscy ’84 ’86G ’90G Paul F. Wiener ’69 ’04P ’06P George Toliver ’04P Judy C. Unger ’80 ’86G ’11P Kurt S. Wiesner ’62 ++ Corey N. Tolkin ’10 Thomas S. Unger ’81 ’11P Ann E. Willard ’11P Deborah J. Utesch ’F/S Linda Willard ’05P Matthew J. Utesch ’F/S David E. Willauer ’51 Louise Valeriano ’51W Michael P. Williams ’85 Walter D. Valovage, Sr. ’52 ++ Murray Wilmerding ’81 Robert D. Van Etten, Jr. ’73 Gregory H. Wilson ’89 William F. Van Loan III ’82 ++ James N. Wilson ’63 ++ Steven W. Van Sciver ’70 ++ Mark L. Wilson ’94 David W. Varrelman ’78 ’81G ’10P Joetta L. Winnett ’11P Ronald H. Vaughn’58 ++ William R. Winnett ’11P Robert J. Vekony ’53 ’54 Jonathan A. Winter ’06 Gina Veniero ’11P John U. Wisotzkey, Jr. ’51 Mark Veniero ’11P Christopher J. Wojciechowski ’06 ’08G Thomas J. Verbonitz ’58 ’60G ’F/S Wesley A. Wolfe ’89 Kenneth G. Voorhees III ’87 Corey F. Wolford ’70 Grandon Voorhis ’08P James R. Wood ’02P ’03P Kathleen D. Voorhis ’08P J. Dukes Wooters, Jr. ’41 Christopher J. Wakely ’F/S Taylor C. Wray ’F/S Charles L. Walakovits Christine G. Wright ’10P Peter Waldron Charles F. Wuestner, Jr. ’56 ++ Joann Wallace ’11P Bradley H. Wyckoff ’80 ’82G ++ Robert R. Wallace ’11P Sandra S. Wyckoff ’81 A. Robert Walsh ’07P ++ Herbert G. Wylie ’47 Arthur R. Walsh IV ’07 Matthew T. Yarnold ’03 ’05G ++ J. Scott Walsmith ’61 ++ Eric C. Yaszemski ’80 ’83G ++ Arthur E. Waltking ’59 Mark D. Yoder ’82 ’97G ++ Kathryn Waltking William A. Yodis ’68 Malcolm D. Ware ’40 Laurie B. Young ’07 Angela Warman ’94 Anastasia D. Yuelys ’81 Kenneth E. Warman III ’94 Joseph S. Zabrecky ’88 Albert D. Warren ’57 Julius F. Zavar ’63 ’64G Edward F. Waterman ’62 ’86P Nicholas A. Zemyan ’80G Claudette W. Watson ’89 Gregory S. Zenczak ’75 James E. Watson ’57 ’85P ’89P ’94P ++ Gregory P. Zern ’68 Matthew T. Weaver ’13 C. Palmer Zigmund ’62 ++ William T. Weaver ’13P Derek P. Zinck ’06 Melody K. Weisman ’81G ’00P Richard A. Zinck ’80G ’98G ’06P Richard N. Weisman ’00P ’F/S John E. Zollinger, Jr. ’57 ’86P ’88P ++ David W. Weiss, Sr. ’60 ’93P ++ Alexander N. Zook ’13 John A. Weiss ’70 Richard N. Zook ’13P William B. Welch ’82 Thomas J. Zubulake ’07 Peter A. Tomaino ’70 Atwood L. Welker, Jr. ’59 ++ Nicholas M. Zumas ’70 ’07P Michael S. Torch ’82 Betty L. Welker Dominik S. Zurakowski ’01 Lynn G. Torgersen ’75G Gerald D. Wells ’54 Michael R. Zurfluh ’07 Peter F. Torgersen ’73 ’74G Norman B. Wenk III ’01P Stanley Zweifel ’13GP James D. Toth ’64 ++ William T. Werner ’85 Thomas C. Toth ’06 Randall T. Wert ’05G ’07P Team Member (up to $49) Jerome D. Towe ’53 ++ Dale H. Wertman Elizabeth Abadessa Frederick S. Townsend, Jr. ’58 ’90P ++ Kevin P. Weschler ’03 Robert J. Abadessa ’73 ’78G Jack C. Tranter ’68 William P. Weschler, Jr. ’03P Adrianna M. Abreu ’13 Lori A. Trechter ’93 ++ Stewart A. Wessel ’92 ++ Kristen E. Acciaioli ’04 Keith A. Treonze ’99 Frederick G. Westerman ’61 Barbara Addis ’13P Kelly M. Treonze ’04G Jonathan Westfield ’10 F. Scott Addis ’13P Laurence O. Trerotola ’58 ’59 ’84P J. Paul Wetterau ’59 ++ Kevin J. Ahearn, Jr. ’07 Glenn W. Troxel ’79 ++ Michael D. Wetzel ’93 ’95G Jacquueline S. Ainlay-Conley ’13P Vito J. Truglio ’63 ++ Biddle A. Whigham ’48 Matthew L. Aklan ’96 Brian F. Trumbore Ann T. White Matthew B. Alford ’11 Michelle L. Allinson ’83 Paul D. Burd, Jr. ’12 Dale M. Dietrich ’75G Scott B. Allinson ’83 Rebecca H. Burris’01 Edward Dillon ’09P Samuel J. Anderson ’09 Jean M. Caffrey Katherine Dillon ’09P Richard D. Andres ’80 ’06P ++ Michael P. Caffrey Clarence M. Ditlow III ’65 ++ Elisabeth V. Andrews ’98 Jacob Campbell ’08G Joseph Divito ’06P Richard B. Ardern ’65 ’66 Kimberly A. Campbell ’13 Timothy S. Doane ’F/S Aaron M. Argenta ’06 Arlene E. Cannon Laura J. Doersam ’12P Pamela J. Ash Elizabeth D. Cannon-Kealey Michael S. Doersam ’12P Charles D. Atmore ’53 ++ Joel G. Cantrell ’96G Jaclyn K. Dolan ’12P Kathryn E. Auletta ’10 Megan J. Capuano ’91 ++ Julie Dolan ’89 William J. Averrill Zahir N. Carrington ’10 Thomas W. Dolan ’12P Mary B. Avrakotos Kendra C. Carter ’13 Karen T. Doris ’99 Arnis Balgalvis ’59 Stephen D. Cartwright ’13 Gary R. Dotterer Brendan W. Barber ’13 Virginia F. Cartwright ’13P Paul F. Duffy ++ Sebastian D. Barrera ’13 Casey G. Castignetti ’10 Ted M. Dufresne ’03 ’04 ’05G Lorraine F. Barrows ’84 ’86G David F. Chadwick ’02 ’03G Mark S. Duncan ’98 Susan E. Barthelmess Lauren E. Chanatry ’05 Michelle H. Duncan ’98 Michael N. Bartholomew David E. Chella ’08 ’10G Bryan R. Dunker ’01 Lauren E. Barton ’06 Jason G. Chin ’04 Thomas J. Dunn, Jr. ’79 Andrew N. Bartynski ’10 Anthony J. Chirichello ’10P William R. Dunne ’11 Robert Bartynski ’10P Celeste L. Chirichello ’10P Walter E. Dunsby, Jr. ’59 ’96P Hana V. Baskin ’10 W. Robert Christie ’58 ’89P ++ John B. Durkee, Jr. ’62 ’64 ’69G ++ C. Thomas Baumgartner ’67 ++ Donna D. Christopher Michael R. Dvorak ’08 ’09G Jeffrey D. Bean ’66 Raymond H. Christopher III ’84 William P. Dwyer, Jr. ’64 ’68G Arthur R. Beauregard IV ’00 ++ Jeffrey R. Cianni ’05 Ian A. Eason ’00 Christine E. Beaver ’94 Matthew R. Cichocki ’87 Toby V. Eaton Rodney E. Bechtel ’51 ’80P Carlton S. Clark ’56 Travis J. Eisemann ’07 David D. Begley ’12 Mackenzie A. Collins ’09 Maher M. Elasmar ’08 Richard T. Bell ’68 ’03P Michael J. Collins ’09P Sara S. Ellis ’07 Benton Tiger Wrestling Club Susan L. Collins ’09P Joseph M. Epting James M. Benton, Jr. ’06 R.K. Colton ’78G ’02P ’F/S Robert B. Evans ’39 ’85P* ++ Conney W. Berger, Jr. ’91 Lee M. Conley ’13P Katelyn R. Farrell ’10 Joseph Beringer Thomas E. Conley ’13 Kim Bernstein Talley ’90 Donald G. Coppersmith ’54 Kristin M. Bierbauer ’08 Justine E. Covey ’11 Kathy B. Bilodeau ’11P Janice Crall ++ Sean A. Bilodeau ’11P Charles E. Craze ’63 Carolyn R. Bird ’11 Jason H. Cristino ’93 Eileen M. Biro ’11P ’F/S ++ Jacqueline F. Cross ’08 ’09G Joseph F. Biro ’11P Patrick F. Cucci ’09 Samuel N. Bishop ’05 Daniel L. Curatola ++ Edward C. Blau Carol Curci ’09P Adrienne N. Blount ’07 Richard Curci ’09P Lee A. Blum ’89 ’92G Jennifer E. Curran ’10 Christopher M. Bohan ’94 Dieter F. Czerny ’74 Michael R. Bonafide ’12 Aaron J. Czysz ’04 Brian W. Booze ’95 James E. Dalton ’10P Tya L. Bostwick Marian K. Dalton ’10P Charles L. Bowers, Jr. ’61 Christopher P. Daniels ’13 Kathleen B. Bowman Robert F. Davenport ’68 Mary P. Brakke ’13P Wesley A. Davis, Jr. ’39 ++ Adam J. Bray ’06 Diane M. Daych ’79 Gregory J. Brentup ’08 John E. Deal ’72 ’82G David G. Breskman ’69 John L. Dean, Jr.’53 ++ Joshua P. Brickman ’05 ’07G Richard C. deDufour ’84G ++ Peter G. Bridi ’10 Paul H. Degen ’73 Jack G. Briscoe* William D. Denise, Jr. ’62 ’87P* ++ Gregory E. Brizek Jeffrey J. Devlin ’07 James R. Brobson ’75 Dimitri E. Diamandopoulos, Jr. ++ Lee W. Brooks ’82 ++ Timothy M. Diamond ’09 Wendy B. Brouwer ’75 Brittany Dickinson ’11 Melanie E. Brown ’11P Kathleen Didonato ’13P Gary M. Brownell ’72 Michael Didonato ’13P Kevin M. Brownell ’07 Catherine C. Dietrich ’77G honor roll

Rita J. Griglak Ian J. Hutton ’11 Kaitlin A. Grimm ’10 Robert G. Hyde ’67 ++ Robert L. Gruenberg Kristen E. Iafolla ’11 Oscar R. Guerrero ’04 Lauren E. Iamascia ’05 Domenic J. Guerrieri Marissa K. Iannarone ’06 Stefan P. Guignet Jana L. Iwasaki ’02 Daniel S. Gulick ’89 Erin J. Iwaskiewicz ’05 ’F/S Clayton R. Gum ’56G Andrew R. Jervis ’11 Spencer M. Gundry ’11 William C. Jewell ’03P Thomas L. Gunn ’50 Alfred C. Johnson ’56 ’84P Aleen M. Guttormsen ’10P Corey M. Jones ’09 David M. Guttormsen ’10P Lisa A. Jones ’99 Rebecca A. Guzman ’07 Owen J. Jones, Jr. ’50 ’71P Haddonfield Sixty-Five Club, Inc. Leslie L. Jones-Wentz ’09P Christopher S. Hall ’13 Margaret A. Julo Kirk P. Fazioli’77 Maureen C. Hall ’13P Richard A. Kablan ’13P Alexander W. Fegley ’12 Stephen A. Hall ’13P Eric D. Kane ’80 Thomas P. Ferrara ’52 Douglas K. Hampson ’73 ’06P ++ Margaret A. Kane ’82 ’05G ’F/S Rose H. Ferris ’13 Robert W. Hampson ’06 Barbara A. Karabin Eugene E. Ferry Linda Jean M. Harbrecht ’09P ’F/S Stephen J. Karwacki David J. Fielder Dennis Harden ’10P Ryan A. Kaye ’11 Jennifer L. Filiberto ’09 Mary M. Harden ’10P Jonathan D. Kearney ’08 Kailyn M. Finnegan ’10 Jill A. Hardy Todero ’F/S Rhonda J. Keefer ’11P Kenneth R. Finnegan ’10P William T. Harke ’98 Steven L. Keefer ’11P Lynn C. Finnegan ’10P Vincent Harkins ’99P James F. Kegg Gordon L. Fisher ’59 ’60 Michael Harm ’10P Richard W. Kidney Rudolf J. Fleischacker ’61 Patricia Harm ’10P Rupert E. Kiefer ’05 Jennika C. Flothmeier ’09 ’10 Howard B. Harman ’53 Janice Kiker F. R. Corky Flynn ’55 Eric G. Harper ’10 Brian F. Killeen Thomas P. Flynn ’90 ++ Abigail M. Harris ’11P Jeffrey J. King ’06 Howard B. Foltz ’77 ’80G Abigail E. Harris-Shea ’11 Alyssa R. Klein ’13 Richard O. Forman, Jr. ’08 Ann G. Harshman’13P Lauranne Kline ’10 Laura K. Francis ’13P Mark W. Harshman’13P Nathan L. Kmieciak ’98 Todd A. Francis ’13P Tyler Hart ’04 Anna E. Kobayashi ’13 Charles M. Frankel ’62 ’02P ++ Frederick N. Hartman ’76 ++ Dean E. Koski ’F/S Theresa L. Fromm ’09 Richard A. Hartman ’89P Michael E. Kostelnik ’61 ’87P ’95P Matthew J. Fullam ’12 Richard N. Hartman ’89 ’91G Charles E. Kovacs Colleen D. Furey ’04 James R. Haycraft ’13P Bernadette A. Kozlowski ’89 Robert M. Fryer ’96 Mary L. Haycraft ’13P Kenneth R. Krick ’80G Adam R. Gadra ’11 James L. Heller ’73 ’77G Jessica A. Kudirka ’12 Joshua M. Gajsiewicz ’12 Anne M. Helmstetter ’84 Frederick S. Kuhns Jason D. Gall ’F/S Christopher M. Helmstetter ’84 Edward F. Lamb ’91 ’98G Taryn A. Gall ’99 ’01G ’F/S Carl F. Henzelman III ’82 ’F/S Elizabeth Lamb ’93 Edward J. Gallagher ’96P ’F/S James G. Hernjak ’96 ’97G Jennifer M. Lance ’11 Nicholas A. Gambino ’13 Thomas Herold ’98P James H. Latham, Jr. ’53 ’92P Moira A. Garrity ’07 Robert C. Hess ’94 Andrew J. Lazur ’96 David E. Gaunt ’07 William H. Hewit ’76 Janet Le Clair ’79 Samuel J. Gelfo, Jr. ’71 ++ David S. Highhill’06 ’08G David B. Lebowitz ’72 ’74G Diane F. Gentile ’86 Erika I. Hill John R. Leek ’64 Phoebe J. Getzow ’11 Morgan S. Hoffman ’13 Jason Leo ’09 Francis J. Giacalone ’10 Adolf H. Hofmann, Jr. ’59 Melinda E. Lepko ’06 ’08G Patricia Girke ’55W Brian P. Hogan ’58 Jack C. Levendoski ’11 Michael S. Golden ’72 ’91 Alexander S. Holder ’12 Whitney B. Levine ’10 Gail A. Goldstein ’87 Lydia C. Holiat ’02 Daniel G. Lindner ’77 ++ Jamie R. Goldstein ’85 John H. Holmes ’82 Paul L. Litchfield Anna R. Gonsiorowski ’11 Kathryn S. Holmes ’81 D. Roy Lobdell ’84 Robert C. Good, Jr. ’40 ’47G ’51G David G. Holva ’82 Ilsa J. Loetzbeier ’90G Matthew S. Goodrich ’93 Jin Hong ’06 Elizabeth H. Longenecker ’05P ’11P Michael R. Gordon’09 Daniel J. Honoshowsky ’96 William E. Longenecker ’76 ’05P ’11P Frank R. Gorman Kenneth W. Horch’65 Kelly B. Lyons ’98 John M. Gourlay ’09 Peggy L. Houghtaling ’79’09P Jason A. Mack ’95 Joan S. Grabner Robert E. Houghtaling ’09P Emily A. Marshall ’09 Richard K. Greevy ’68 ’69G Alix A. Howie ’09 Joshua D. Marteny ’98 Hazel M. Gregory Bryce K. Hurst ’12 Daniel A. Martin ’99 Donald W. Martin ’67 Herbert S. Philbrick III ’73 Stephen C. Rittler ’99 Roy A. Martins ’61 Diana A. Philipova ’08 Michael B. Roche ’00P Lee M. Martucci ’82 Lawrence R. Phillips ’62 ’64G ++ Melanie A. Rolish ’09 Nicholas A. Martucci ’99 Elizabeth A. Phyfe ’10 William R. Rowe, Sr. Nicholas R. Mathers ’01 John S. Piascik ’08 Mary Ellen V. Rudel ’86 Thomas F. Mazzucco ’11 Ellen A. Piccolo Theodore R. Rudel ’87 John J. McCarthy ’60 Sherri S. Pickens ’08 Frank J. Rudisill ’83 Kathleen R. McClernand ’09 John R. Piper Daniel E. Ryan ’08 Nicole A. McCormick ’08 ’09G Elizabeth A. Piscitelli ’12 Shane J. Ryan ’11 Kaitlyn E. McCracken ’09 ’10G Pitt Bull Wrestling Adam A. Sabella ’92 James W. McGeady ’50 ’F/S Pamela Pogorelec-Hess ’94 Carl T. Sacks ’83 ’88G Kevin J. McGrath ’10 Alena A. Pollitt ’12 Bennett J. Sady ’13P Patricia A. McKay ’86 William L. Pons ’61 Risa Sady ’13P Victor J. McKay ’87 Christine M. Porcaro ’08 Ray R. Salabsky ++ Matthew T. Mellett ’84 Rachael M. Porter ’13 Murray Saltzman ’50 Elizabeth B. Meltzer Raymond F. Powers ’95 Brett J. Sawyer ’F/S Edith L. Meyer ’91 Anthony M. Presto ’12 Jennifer G. Schappert ’06 Jessica L. Miller ’11 Ashley E. Pritchard ’09 Mark A. Schmidt ’94 Lorraine S. Miller ’82 ++ Andrew J. Pro ’10 Michael K. Schmidt ’13 Ross Miller Rebecca M. Purdy James G. Schmoyer ’61 ’83P __ Richard P. Mills III ’09 Thomas P. Quane ’10 F. Carl Schnabel Mitchell J. Moloney ’06P Andrew J. Querner ’06 Arnold C. Schneider, Jr. ’51 ’86P ’89P Therese Mongan ’08P Caleb M. Radens ’12 Manuel F. Schubert ’09 ++ William Mongan ’08P Eric W. Montanye ’11P Pamela J. Montanye ’11P Ernest M. Moore III ’08 Jason Moorehead Andrew Morgado ’94 Laurie S. Morgado David F. Moscow ’07 Matthew J. Mozdziez ’06 John V. Muskett III ’10 Michael Myers Jennifer L. Nagel ’10 C. Allan Nathan ’59 Benjamin E. Nevis ’55 ’62G ’65G Michael E. Newbern ’80 Robert A. Newhall Gillian M. Nichols ’87 James P. Nicholls III ’96 Carol S. Nordholt Tina S. Novick ’88 Joseph F. Obrien Michael A. O’Brien ’11 Laura J. O’Donnell ’09 William J. O’Donnell ’88 Jacqueline P. Ogden ’12 William W. Radlosky Scott Wealth Management Group, LLC Jonathan N. Olsen ’86 Jillian S. Randolph ’10 Kimberley A. Scotto ’09 Stephanie E. Olsen ’85 Bruce R. Rankin ’82 Thomas B. Sculley, Jr. ’74 ++ Nils C. Olson ’94 ’96G ++ Gordon F. Reabe Richard M. Sedmak ’71 ’73G ++ Nathan E. Oppenheim ’10 Melissa A. Reeve Richard J. Seidel ’63 Emmanuel J. Oudin Carolyn M. Reid ’11 Adam R. Selmasska ’06 Chad M. Owens ’01 ’03G Richard A. Reidy ’74 Samuel J. Shamsey, Jr. ’54 Deborah J. Palasek ’90 Richard C. Reilly ’67 D. Peter Shaw ’52 ’92P Joseph E. Palasek ’90 Kevin F. Remaly ’98G Edward C. Shea ’11P Thomas I. Pallotti ’13 Tom Remsnyder Justin R. Shemonsky ’10 John Palmer III ’13 Christina E. Repicky ’10 Matthew R. Sheridan ’10 Richard W. Parsons ’49 ++ Melissa R. Rich ’09 ’10G Thomas L. Shewell ’82 Linda M. Paul ’04P ’07P ’09P Robert M. Rich Mark Siddoway ’F/S Bettina A. Pels-Wetzel ’09P Thomas W. Richardson ’02 Leonard Silberberg ’36 ’65P Paula J. Perry ’13P Thomas G. Rigney ’F/S Marc D. Silverman ’10 Steven L. Perry ’83 ’13P Bill Ripper Roger D. Simon ’F/S Eric J. Persson ’64 ’67G John Ripperger Cara E. Skola ’05 ’06G honor roll

Sabrina I. Slater ’05 Jeff A. Tourial ’F/S Karen M. Welby ’06 Deborah A. Smalley ’13P Meghan A. Tranter ’09 ’10G Charles P. Wentz ’61 ’09P Walter R. Smalley ’50 ++ Frederick R. Trumbore ’56 ’85P ’86P Ryan Werner William F. Smalley ’13P Brian S. Tucker ’08 John W. Wertan ’09 Calvin John N. Smiley ’08 ’09G Joyce F. Tucker Peter H. Westhorp ’65 Brian J. Smith ’09 Samuel L. Tucker ’63 ++ Bruce G. Wheeler ’68 ’69G Julie E. Smith Gail S. Tulcin ’06P ’11P Michael A. White ’12 Jess G. Snedeker ’95 Roger H. Tulcin ’06P ’11P David Wickware ’12P Carol Snyder Janis G. Turczyn’ F/S Susan Wickware ’12P Jill R. Snyder ’96 Brendan R. Van Ackeren ’09 Nicholas E. Wiewiorowski ’10 Philip W. Snyder ’10 Mary H. van de Kerkhof ’99 Nathan E. Wiita ’06 Andrew D. Spear ’73 ’74 ’76G Jill M. Velekei ’13P Wilcrest Medical Clinic, Inc. Daphne Speck-Bartynski ’10P Joseph W. Velekei ’13P Michelle A. Wildgen ’02 Julie T. Spencer Anthony T. Verderame ’13 Ravenna D. Wilkins ’13 Eric R. Spirko ’08 Mary A. Verderame ’13P Monica L. Williams Kelly C. Sprague ’11 Thomas Verderame ’13P Richard A. Williams, Jr. ’72 Dana E. Stellar ’10 Thomas J. Viscuso, Jr. ’08 Peter N. Williamson ’05 William S. Stempfle ’55 ’84P Kristin M. Vitacco ’94 Jonathan J. Winder ’12 Stephanie A. Sterrett ’03 Neil W. Volant ’80 Brian L. Wolovich ’00 Gregory L. Stevens ’12P Matthew E. Wahler ’11 Andrew T. Woodward ’11 Judith A. Stevens ’12P Gerran Walker ’06 Timothy Wright ’10P Gregory R. Stolowski ’10 John B. Walker ’10 Diane Wybranski Antoinette L. Strunk ’12P Kristen A. Wallce ’11 Andrew Wymore Keith F. Strunk ’80 ’12P Christopher D. Walsh ’88 ’89G ++ Michael A. Yadush ’93 James E. Sturm’80 ’F/S Donald B. Walters ’44 S. Alexander Yellin ’69 Margaret R. Sturm ’70G ’80P David M. Walton ’56 Donald G. Young ’62 Lois B. Sunflower ’74 ’76G ’08P Harry B. Walton, Jr. ’44 ++ John U. Young ’06 ’08G Paige E. Sutton ’12 Kathryn Ward Thomas W. Young ’10 John B. Swartwout, Jr. ’73 Jordan J. Warncke ’10 Jutsin T. Yurchak ’04 James T. Taranto ’09 James F. Weaver Patricia Zanelli Roger S. Taylor, Jr. ’55 Justin L. Weaver ’08 Stanley R. Zeamer Stanley N. Teale Jeffrey S. Wefer ’71 Steven M. Zerbe Richard A. Teeter ’62 Peter A. Weiksner ’66 ’67G William C. Zucker ’78 Christopher D. Tiefenthal ’09 Paul Weiler Brooke E. Zumas ’07 Ainsley E. Timmel ’12 Steven L. Wein Kara A. Zweizig ’09 Mary S. Toth ’12P Thomas J. Weiss ’06 ++ Robert A. Toth ’12P Steven M. Weitz ’72 ’73G

Thank you for your continued support! CONTENTS LEHIGH ON TELEVISION LEHIGH ON TWITTER 1 a Message from Last year Lehigh produced and For results of Lehigh games, and the televised more than 30 events in the latest breaking news for all Lehigh the Dean of Athletics Lehigh Valley, covering football, men’s teams, follow Lehigh Athletics on champions and women’s basketball and wrestling. Twitter at twitter.com/Lehighsports. engaging Lehigh has continued to partner 4 in the classroom with Service Electric Cable TV, the LEHIGH TICKETS area’s largest cable provider to televise Purchase tickets to any Lehigh Athletics 6 in competition all home football games, plus select event by contacting the Lehigh Ticket 10 in the community THE NEW LEHIGHSPORTS.COM basketball games, wrestling matches Office, located in Grace Hall. Call Lehigh partnered with AmericanEagle. and several other contests. Regionally, 610-7LU-GAME or buy your tickets 12 coaching accolades com – Lehigh’s web site host for Lehigh partnered with WFMZ-TV online at Lehighsports.com! almost seven years – to re-design and in Allentown to produce and televise 14 hall of Fame induction re-launch Lehigh’s official athletics web three football games and one wrestling LEHIGH MERCHANDISE match plus 13 episodes of the Lehigh 18 new faces site, Lehighsports.com. The all-new Order all your favorite Lehigh Athletics site includes a ton of new features, plus Sports Magazine. Nationally, Lehigh gear at the official Lehighsports.com 21 campus athletics all the information you would expect events were televised on CBS, CBS on-line store, located at Lehighsports. in a neatly organized, easy-to-navigate College Sports, ESPN2, Fox Sports com/store. The on-line store features 22 your impact manner. Among the new features are Net and Fox College Sports. sport specific apparel including front-and-center multimedia content, sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, shorts and 25 honor roll larger photos of Lehigh teams and LEHIGH ON THE RADIO more, plus new items are being added student-athletes, a whole new Campus Lehigh football can be heard on all the time. Athletics section, and the integration commercial radio exclusively on the of StablerArena.com. Lehighsports. home of Lehigh Athletics, ESPN LEHIGH PHOTO STORE com remains the place to go for the Radio of the Lehigh Valley (1230 Lehigh Athletics has partnered with latest information on all Varsity sports, and 1320 AM). ESPN Radio also Replay Photo to re-launch its on- including news, schedule and roster broadcasts exclusive coverage of every line photo store. Fans, family and information, and stats. The new site Lehigh men’s basketball game, nearly friends can search the store and still has easy access to browse the latest all Lehigh wrestling dual meets, and purchase photos in a variety of sizes, Lehigh gear, purchase tickets for the up to ten Lehigh women’s basketball and even have them framed. New upcoming game, and support the games. All Lehigh women’s basketball photos are added periodically plus Athletics Partnership. games can be heard live on WLVR- archived photos of past Lehigh teams FM, Lehigh University’s radio station. are also available for purchase. Visit LEHIGH ON THE WEB Select wrestling matches, baseball and Replayphotos.com/lehighphotostore The Patriot League’s annual leader in softball games will air on WLVR as for more information. on-line broadcasts, Lehigh will stream well. over 200 events on the Athletics LEHIGH CAMPS AND CLINICS web site, including every football LEHIGH ON FACEBOOK Each summer, Lehigh Athletics offers and basketball game, every wrestling Lehigh students, alumni, fans and close to 50 summer camps in over 19 dual meet, and most home contests friends are encouraged to become a different sport programs. Camps are for men’s and women’s soccer, field fan of Lehigh Athletics on Facebook. available for various sports in a variety hockey, volleyball, men’s and women’s Fans can get the latest news on all 25 of age groups for beginner to elite swimming & diving, baseball, softball, varsity sports, watch the latest videos, skill levels. Lehigh teams also offer and men’s and women’s lacrosse. For upload photos and interact with other clinics throughout the year. For more the 2010-11 school year, Lehigh has Lehigh fans. Visit www.facebook.com/ information visit Lehighsports.com/ partnered with Stretch Internet to LehighAthletics and become a fan info/camps. offer GameCentral - an exciting new today. product featuring live streaming audio, high quality Flash video, live stats, fan interaction, and more. March 12 August 28 Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Lehigh defeats Lafayette 74-59 at Stabler Lehigh opens its season and kicks-off the Arena to win Patriot League Championship and athletics year with a 3-1 win over Big XII automatic berth to NCAA tournament member Nebraska March 13 September 26 Women’s Basketball Volleyball Lehigh downs American 58-42 at Stabler Lehigh stuns Patriot League power American Arena to win second straight Patriot League 3-1 on the way to its first Patriot League tournament title tournament appearance since 2003 March 20 October 4 Wrestling Women’s Golf Zach Rey ’12 earns Lehigh’s first All-American Livia Amado ’10 finishes second at ECAC medal in four years with a third place finish at Championships as Mountain Hawks tie for heavyweight at NCAA Championships second as a team

April 11 October 24 Baseball Field Hockey Greg Angelo ’10 throws no-hitter in first game Behind three goals from Kim Eng ’13, Lehigh of doubleheader as Lehigh completes four- defeats Holy Cross 3-2 and qualifies for the game sweep of Lafayette Patriot League tournament April 17 Rowing Lehigh crews win seven of 12 races to defeat Lafayette and retain the River Cup April 24 Women’s Lacrosse Mountain Hawks defeat Colgate 15-12 to capture first Patriot League regular season championship since 1994

Softball Head coach Fran Troyan picks up his 500th career victory as Lehigh defeats Bucknell 9-1 in game one of a doubleheader lehigh athletics Men’s Lacrosse Lehigh ends its season with back-to-back 2009–10 annual report wins over nationally ranked opponents, after October 31 downing Lafayette 10-9 in overtime Women’s Cross Country Katherine Pierce ’12 leads Lehigh with a April 25 third-place individual finish at the Patriot Men’s Golf League Championships Steve Suarez ’10 finishes second individually at Patriot League Championship and is later November 6 named Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year Men’s Soccer Adam Welch ’10 heads in game-winning goal April 30 at Bucknell to propel Mountain Hawks into Patriot League tournament Women’s Track and Field Ashlee Atwell ’10 wins Patriot League November 14 Championship in the women’s pole vault Men’s Cross Country May 4 Evans Kosgei ‘10 finishes 17th at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet to earn Lehigh’s

Men’s Tennis highest-ever finish at Regionals Troy List ’11 becomes Lehigh’s first-ever Patriot League Player of the Year in men’s tennis November 21 May 5 Football Interception by Al Pierce ’10 in overtime Women’s Tennis clinches Lehigh’s second-straight win over Julie Arthofer ’10 named All-Patriot League for Lafayette, 27-21 the fourth time and earns Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors as well January 23 May 15 Men’s Swimming and Diving Lehigh upsets Bucknell on Senior Day to cap Men’s Track and Field 9-1 dual meet season Khalil Uqdah ’10 wins second career IC4A title in the pole vault February 20 lehigh athletics Women’sw S imming and Diving 641 Taylor Street Allison Rolish ’11 sets four school records Bethlehem, PA 18015 at Patriot League Championships, earning lehighsports.com second team All-League honors