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Class of 1966

WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE

50TH REUNION • CLASS of 1966 MAY 20-21, 2016

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Remember When… Your Senior Year at W&J

Enrollment: 832 Fraternity Life

Tuition: $1,350 • Beta Theta Pi won the Homecoming decoration competition with “Skin the Cat.” Room: $200 • Miss Prudence Louise Falconer was crowned Homecoming Queen (Phi Delta Theta). • Pan Hellenic parties featured several noted entertainers. Groups included The Headliners Board: $500 (Alpha Tau Omega house), the Limelighters (Beta Theta Pi), the Stereos (Phi Lambda Phi), and the Fenways (Alpha Tau Omega and Lambda Chi Alpha). Books & Supplies: $65 • Alpha Tau Omega won the Interfraternity Sing. Beta Theta Pi placed second, Student Activity Fee: $55 while Phi Gamma Delta placed third. • In April 1966, the Board of Trustees approved a plan for new fraternity housing. Student Center Fee: $30

Total Minimum Cost: $2,285 Sports

• Herring, Ivan and Stasik were named to the 1965 All-Conference football squad. Academics • W&J wrestling claimed the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Championship. Benic, Phelan, Prado and Ruha captured individual titles. • The College added 21 new faculty members, bringing the total number of faculty to 74. • The W&J golf team captured the PAC Championship. • The Board of Trustees voted to expand the student body to 1,100 students by 1970. • Providence Hall, completed in 1833 at Jefferson College in Canonsburg, was razed to make way for a new school in the Canon-McMillan system. The building housed dining and classroom facilities for Jefferson students, and from 1872 to 1912, housed Jefferson Academy, a preparatory school. • More than 160 former students gathered to honor Dr. Clarence Dewey Dieter as he retired in June 1966 after more than 40 years teaching at W&J.

Student Life

• After being closed for a year, the bowling lanes were re-opened in 1965 in the campus center with a new, automatic pin setter. • In fall 1965, the Student Council abolished freshman customs. • The College enrolled Jacqueline Townsend, former Miss America, as a special student. She and Val Tangen (wife of student Jon Paul Tangen) were the only two female students enrolled. • After several delays, Simon and Garfunkel signed a contract to appear at W&J on prom weekend. • Governor William “Bill” Scranton, the 38th governor of Pennsylvania from 1963 to 1967, served as the commencement speaker.

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Your Years on Campus: Pop Culture & News Entertainment • “The Sound of Music” premiered. Costs • The Grateful Dead played their first concert. • The Beatles gave their last public performance in the U.S. at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. • Average income per year: $6,900 • Popular TV shows included: “Bonanza,” “The Red Skelton Show,” “The Andy Griffith Show,” “The Lucy • Gas per gallon: $0.32 Show,” “Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.,” “Batman,” “Bewitched,” “The Beverly Hillbillies” and “Green Acres.” • Average cost of a new car: $2,650 • The “Batman” television series starring Adam West debuted on ABC. • Average cost of a new house: $23,300 • The first episode of Star Trek premiered. • Average cost of bread: $0.20 • Popular films: “Thunderball,” “Dr. Zhivago,” “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf?,” “A Man for All Seasons,” • Average cost of a dozen of eggs: $0.60 “Alfie,” “The Sound of Music,” “Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines” and “That Darn Cat!” • Average cost of a postage stamp: $0.05 • Fashion Icons/Female Celebrities: Doris Day, Catherine Deneuve, Jane Fonda, Audrey Hepburn, • Average cost of a gallon of milk: $0.99 Elizabeth Montgomery, Twiggy, Raquel Welch, Jean Shrimpton, Julie Christie, and Annette Funicello. • Ticket to a movie: $1.18 • Popular songs: • Minimum wage: $1.25 - “I’m a Believer” by The Monkeys - “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys News - “Monday Monday” by The Mamas and the Papas - “Wild Thing” by The Troggs • John F. Kennedy visited Washington, Pa., and spoke on the court house steps. - “Aftermath” by The Rolling Stones • The Cuban Missile Crisis started on October 1962. - “Wooly Bully” by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs • John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963. - “I Can’t Help Myself” by The Four Tops • The Draft Deferment Test started in the U.S. - “Satisfaction” by The Rolling Stones • The Salvation Army celebrated 100 years. - “Help” by The Beatles • NASA launched Lunar Orbiter 1; the first U.S. Spacecraft to orbit the moon. - “Crying in the Chapel” by Elvis Presley • Walt Disney died at the age of 65. • Actor Ronald Reagan was elected governor of California. Sports • Soviet Union spacecraft Luna 9 made the first controlled rocket-assisted landing on the moon. • The first Super Bowl was played in American history (Packers vs. Chiefs). • The first Astro Turf was used in Houston’s Astro Dome. • NFL Champions: Green Bay Packers • The Uniform Time Act was enacted which set daylight savings time standards for the whole country. • AFL Champions: Kansas City Chiefs • In Miranda vs. Arizona, the Supreme Court ruled that police must inform suspects of • World Series Champions: Baltimore Orioles their rights before questioning (Miranda Rights). • NBA Champions: Boston Celtics • Tokyo took the lead as largest city in the world (previously New York City). • Stanley Cup Champions: Montreal Canadiens • Mariner 4 took photographs of Mars. • Kentucky Derby Winner: Kauai King • The Great Archway (Gateway Arch) in St. Louis was completed to commemorate the • NCAA Football Champions: Michigan State and Notre Dame Louisiana Purchase in 1808. • U.S. Open Golf Champion: Billy Casper • Malcolm X was assassinated on February 21, 1965. • U.S. Tennis (Men/Ladies) Champion: Fred Stolle/Maria Bueno • In November 1965, the largest blackout in the nation’s history occurred, affecting 30 million • Wimbeldon (Men/Women) Champion: Manuel Santana/Billie Jean King people over 80,000 square miles (including areas of the northeast U.S. and Canada). • NCAA Basketball Champions: Texas Western

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Technology

• Electronic fuel injection for cars is invented in 1966. • Digital Equipment Corporation launched the 12-bit PDP-8, the first successful commercial minicomputer in 1965. • The Academy Awards aired in color for the first time in history. • James Russell developed the overall concept for digital recording and playback. • “Early Bird,” the first commercial communications satellite, was launched. • Terri Paul invented the first cordless telephone in 1965, but she never patented her invention. • Stephanie Kwolek invented Kevlar.

Pop Culture

• Deborah Bryant (Kansas) won Miss America. • Popular Christmas toys and presents included: Spirograph, Barrel of Monkeys, Crazy Maze, Operation, Super Balls and Moon McDare action figures. • Diet Pepsi was introduced. • Pampers created the first disposable diaper. • Nestle introduced Taster’s Choice freeze-dried instant coffee. • Pope Paul VI became the first Pope to visit the United States. • Antoine Senni spent 125 days in a cave in France to explore the effects of solitude on the human mind and body. • The Milton Bradley Company created the game “Twister.” • The Pillsbury Doughboy was created in 1965.

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7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 9-10 5/6/16 1:32 PM Robert Alessio Marlborough, MA

Email: Last time on campus: [email protected] The last time I was on campus was in 2003 for the W&J Sports-Hall-of-Fame Induction. Spouse: What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Marjorie A. Alessio; married for 44 Years I was a member of Phi Kappa Psi and the football team. Children: What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Robert Charles Alessio (deceased at 24), Laurel Ann Alessio (46), Sheryl Lynn I remember seeing President John F. Kennedy in an open convertible coming down Beau Street on a fall Saturday Alessio (37) and Christin Michelle Alessio (35) morning parade during a visit to “little Washington” in 1962. Unfortunately, I also remember hearing of his Grandchildren: assassination while assisting in a physics lab a year later. I also remember seeing Simon and Garfunkel in the quad Taylor Ann Mullen (18), Ashley Elizabeth Mullen (17), Ryan Eugene Mullen (15), on a prom Saturday afternoon in 1965 (or was it 1966?), before they became “nationally known” in The Graduate. Christopher Robert Mullen (14), Jakhai Napoli (4), Livia Napoli (2), Berkleigh What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Cunningham (5) and Brilynn Cunningham (3) Dr. Raymond M. Bell (chairman of the physics department) and Professor DeFalco (English) Occupation / Career Highlights: Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? My career highlights include: I am very grateful for the fine liberal arts education that I received at W&J. As a physics major, I was able to quickly 1967-1972: Senior Research Engineer, Gulf Research and Development Corp. obtain a quality position at a major Pittsburgh research center. As my career evolved, the liberal arts courses prepared 1972-2001: Sales and Marketing VP, Digital Equipment Corp. me for senior business management positions requiring communication, people and reasoning skills. I believe I would 1989-1992: VP Marketing, Digital Equipment Corporation Japan (three year not have acquired these same valuable skills if I had attended one of the big “number factory” science and engineering position in Tokyo, Japan). colleges or universities. 2004-Present: Teach guitar, violin/fiddle, mandolin and Italian at the local high Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? school’s adult continuing education evening program. The new and evolving campus ... looks beautiful in pictures!! And, the many Class of 1966 friends, especially my PKP Military Service: fraternity brothers. I served in the ROTC at W&J from 1962 – 1964. Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: I am looking forward to a fun and emotional reunion and sharing memories of our great four years together. I just Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: hope I can recognize you in your more mature forms! :) I received the following awards: 1970: Awarded U.S. Patent while employed at Gulf Research and Development Corp.: “Third Element in a Hydrocarbon.” 1986: Received Colleague-of-the-Year award while employed at Digital Equipment Corp. 2003: W&J Sports-Hall-of-Fame Robert M. Murphy Award Winner Personal Interests and Hobbies: I play and teach guitar, violin/fiddle and mandolin. I also teach Italian language, play and teach private pilot sports, run, bike, kayak, swim, sail, ski and hike. I have been a scoutmaster for seven years and a Little League Baseball and soccer coach for six years. What is your most unusual life experience? After retirement, I became an adventure athlete and ran 5,300 miles across America (2002-2003), biked 3,446 miles across America (San Diego to Boston in 2005) and kayaked 2,300 miles on America’s heartland rivers (headwaters of Allegheny River to Pittsburgh, Ohio River to Cairo, Ill., Mississippi River to Gulf of Mexico in 2005).

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 11-12 5/6/16 1:32 PM Jerrell Angell Richard (Rick) Banchansky Boston, MA Bolivia, NC

Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Spouse: Margaret; married for 6 years Shirin Karanfiloglu; married for 23 years Children: Children: Jacqueline, Jennifer and Jeffrey Peter Angell (41), Jeremy Angell (34) and Zia Angell (18) Marge’s Children: John and Melissa Grandchildren: Pet(s): Noah, Taylor, Isaac, Grace, Emma (10-17) Springer Spaniel: Brandy Marge’s Grandchildren: Milana, Gabrieela, Matthew, Joey, Alexa and Juliana (2 months - 6). I am proud of them all. Occupation / Career Highlights: Pet(s): After graduating from W&J, I received a Master of City Planning Degree from Rescue Labrador/Springer Spaniel: Lady who is doing wonderful after a battle the Ohio State University and then a Master of Architecture degree from the with heartworm and having ten puppies. She is the social butterfly of our University of Pennsylvania after serving three years in the Navy. I’ve been an neighborhood. architect and partner of one of Boston’s largest architecture firms for the past Occupation / Career Highlights: 35 years. I was in charge of all international work with large scale projects in I served as a Captain in the U.S. Army. I am an executive in pharmaceutical Turkey, Dubai, Kuwait, Morocco, Abu Dhabi, Egypt, Iraq and Azerbaijan. sales and marketing. I managed the firm’s Istanbul office and then later the New York Office. Military Service: Military Service: I served in the U.S. Army, in the Medical Service Corps from 1967 – 1970. I served three years active duty as a Lieutenant with the U.S. Navy. Personal Interests and Hobbies: I served aboard two destroyers that were home ported in Newport, R.I. I enjoyed playing basketball in college. My personal hobbies now include golf and barbershop harmony. I also enjoy participating in charity work through my church and recreation coaching Honors Achievements and Awards Received: for youngsters. I had award-wining architectural projects (for preservation and design) in both New York City and Kuwait. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I am also a trustee at Washington & Jefferson College. I was a member of the basketball team (1962-1966), track team and a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Personal Interests & Hobbies: What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? My interests include reading, gardening, skiing, swimming, painting, traveling and spending time My most fond memory of my time at W&J was playing basketball for Coach Scarborough and trainer Jack Rhea with my family. with John Unice, Ed Zippay, Toby Simon, Ed Cooper and Bill Hayes. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What is your most unusual life experience? Dr. Porter and Coach Dave Scarborough (two great men and mentors of many!) My most unusual life experiences include visiting the historic ruins of the Middle East in Iraq (Nineveh, Ur, Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? Samara, Babylon); the pyramids and Alexandra Library; Salamis Hilarion Castle in Cyprus; and, Ephesus, W&J was a stepping stone to achieving many of my life goals. I have had a successful life and a happy one. Espendos, and the many historic sites of Istanbul in Turkey. Thank you to all who made it possible. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? I would like to see Jim Stasik and Rich Hokaj, my first two roommates who passed away at too early an age. We met as freshmen in Hayes Hall and pledged The Delt Fraternity together. Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: I will not be able to attend due to family commitments (wedding), but I wish all a joyous and happy reunion. God bless!

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 13-14 5/6/16 1:32 PM Daniel Bethem John Bryant Akron, OH Grand Prairie, TX

Spouse: Spouse: Mary Jo (Raukin) Sheryll (Sherry) Bryant

Children: Children: Tucker (44; married to Heather), Zachary (41; married to Maria) and Courtney Patrick (45), Jennifer (44) and Nathan (38) Phillips (37; married to Seglo) Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Patricia (16), Darian (22), Geneva (17), Kylie (13), Trinity (7), Regan (3), Connor Ezra Phillips (7), Alexander Bethem (4), Tyler Bethem (3) and Talya Phillips (2 (2) and Liam (1) going on 16) Occupation / Career Highlights: Pet(s): I am a pastor and training manager for QSM. I have worked in IT since 1967. I West Highland White Terriers: Broderick of Tyburn (Brody) and Fergus graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1984 and owned my own company from 1997-2002. Occupation / Career Highlights: I am an orthopedic surgeon with my subspecialty being in Spinal Deformity Military Service: Surgery. Some of the highlights from my career include receiving hugs from I served in the United States Army. I flew helicopters in Vietnam and received the parents/patients following surgery. Also, there is almost instant gratification Bronze Star and the Air Medal. comparing the before surgery x-rays to the post-op x-rays. Personal Interests and Hobbies: Military Service: I enjoy cooking and baking. I was a medical officer in the United States Air Force. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Honors, Achievements, and Awards Received: I was a member of ROTC, Pershing Rifles and the rifle team. Fellow North American Scoliosis Research Society 1986: Russell Hibbs Award (1st place) from the North American Scoliosis Research Society What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? It’s not a fond memory, but the thing I remember most vividly is when I was coming out of, what was then, the Personal Interests and Hobbies: physics building heading toward the student center when someone came out yelling, “Kennedy has been shot.” Now? It is family (because that is who will decide which “Home” I will be sent). I also enjoy travelling, ornithology, history, the 500 and reading non-fiction books. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Dr. Bell What is your most unusual life experience? I have been rafting on the Colorado River with my family, travelled Europe and also hit a pitch from Steve Blass at the 1992 Pittsburgh Pirates Fantasy Camp.

Last time on campus: My last time on campus was when we celebrated our 45th reunion.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 15-16 5/6/16 1:32 PM James Hawley Chester Terry DePhillips Houston, TX Berlin, PA

Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Spouse: Sandra A. DePhillips; married for 37½ years Connie Chester; married for 26 years Children: Children: Laurel (49), Scott (48), Melissa (46), Skip (54), Kimberly (50) and Markay (47) Kristen (48), Katy (47), Hawley (40) and Lesley (36, Lesley is Connie’s Grandchildren: daughter) Heather (28), Harry (27), Vanessa (27), Sarah (23), Jolene (21), Kaylee (21), Grandchildren: Tim (17), Lauren (14) and great-grandchild Roman (2). Pet(s): Madison (22), Carter (21) and Creighton (3) Cat: TAZ Pet(s): Occupation / Career Highlights: Maine Coon Cats: Junior and KC I am currently the co-founder of Valu-Lytics, Inc. From December 2000 to my Occupation / Career Highlights: retirement, I was the vice president of COLSA International. In June of 1988, I had a very happy and successful business career with Exxon Corp. starting in I retired from the US Army after 22 years of active duty. Some of my career sales with Humble Oil and Refining Company in l966. I advanced through highlights include meeting and having lunch with King Hussein of Jordan 24 different field supervisory staff, administrative and executive positions for followed by a guided tour of the Ancient City of Petra; interfacing daily with the eight different Exxon affiliates and major subsidiaries over the years. Saudi Arabian Military during my six years as vice president for COLSA Saudi Operations; scuba diving in the Red Sea; my two years as battalion commander Military Service: of the finest officers and soldiers the Army has; and, DoD Rep to NATO Air I served in the ROTC while in college. Defense CMT. Personal Interests and Hobbies: Military Service: I was on 22 years active duty in the U.S. Army. I retired as Lt. Colonel in I enjoy golfing, fishing, painting and collecting art and antiques. June 1988. What is your most unusual life experience? Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: My son and I went on a two-week Safari in Namimba, Africa. We saw lions, Airborne; Bronze Star Vietnam January 1969-1970; Army Commendation Medal - 3 Awards; Defense Meritorious leopards, cheetahs, elephants, rhinos and numerous animals and reptiles. Service Medal. Last time on campus: Personal Interests and Hobbies: My last time on campus was in 1991 for our 25th reunion. Below is a picture of our frat brothers. I enjoy driving my restored 1955 T-Bird, playing racquetball and doing house renovations and restorations. Last time on campus: What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? My last time on campus was for Homecoming in 2015. I attended the football game and met with other I was a member of Phi Gamma Delta. football boosters. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? I was a member of AUSA, football (four-year letterman and co-captain my senior year), ROTC (distinguished military My fondest memory is of joining Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Continued ,graduation), and I made the Dean’s List. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? My most fond memory would have to be when I made the It provided this son of a coal miner with My W&J education provided me with a strong foundation for football team as a starting defensive halfback as a freshman, opportunities he could only dream of. I was the a successful career with Exxon Mobil Corp. followed by being elected co-captain by my fellow players my first in my extensive family to attend college. senior year. My funniest memory: see the comment on the Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? nickname, “HONDO.” Additional thoughts you’d like to share with My fraternity brothers from Phi Gamma Delta. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? your classmates: Dean Frank for his guidance and input on resolving frat LET’S NOT FORGET THOSE CLASSMATES Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: challenges; Mr. Berry for his support and encouraging me WHO MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE to to go for my Masters; and Captain Lemons for his honest SERVING THEIR COUNTRY! While my Fraternity brothers were my closest friends, I had a good friend in every fraternity at W&J. insight into the military life.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 17-18 5/6/16 1:32 PM Alan Feren Robert Frankel Mill Valley, CA Potomac, MD

Spouse: Spouse: Carol F. Feren Joanne

Children: Children: Michael (45) and Amy (41) Jon (45), Andrea (45), Lauren (42) and Jessica (38)

Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Asher (10) and Ayla (8) Luke (13), Colin (10), Abby (9) and Holly (7)

Occupation / Career Highlights: Occupation / Career Highlights: I am a physician. I had my own private practice in head and neck surgery for I am a physician. 12 years. I worked in a healthcare management consulting practice for 26 years as well as administrative medicine as a clinical content writer for medical Military Service: software startup. National Institutes of Health

Military Service: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I was a major in the U.S. Air Force. Fellow American College of Radiology

Honors, Achievements, and Awards Received: Personal Interests and Hobbies: I was the president and founding member of American Society of Outpatient I enjoy biking and hiking. Surgeons. I was also a surveyor for AAAHC and an instructor for Bayer. What is your most unusual life experience?: Personal Interests and Hobbies: My most unusual life experience was when I traveled to Machu Picchu, Asia I enjoy photography, travelling (adventure), hiking and reading. and Italy/France.

What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Last time on campus: I was a brother in the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity. The last time I was on campus was about 15 years. I stopped for a visit while passing through.

What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? My roommate was one of the original “streakers” who ran through the Washington Hotel. Intramural sports and French club

What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What W&J professor(s) influenced you the most? Dr. Whiting (Lawrence) Professor Oliver

Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? It has provided me with an excellent education that was personalized and allowed me to compete in all of my I remember the parties. endeavors at the highest levels of excellence. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? W&J provided me a good, solid undergraduate education.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 19-20 5/6/16 1:32 PM Ken Getty Ronald Grandel Waterford, VA Lexington, KY

Spouse: Email: Bonnie L. Getty [email protected]

Children: Spouse: Denise (46) and Christine (44) Lisa Grandel; married for 26 years

Grandchildren: Children: Grace (15) and Henry (13) Kimberly (48), Priscilla (35) and Sabrina (31)

Occupation / Career Highlights: Grandchildren: I was a Colonel in the U.S. Army for 30 years and am now retired. A highlight William (11), Matthew (8) and Summer (2) of my career was helping Iraqi Kurds during Operation Provide Hope. Pet(s): Military Service: AllieKat I served for 30 years in the U.S. Army and retired as Colonel. Occupation / Career Highlights: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Highlights of my career include: My honors include: CIB, Master Parachutes Wings MFF Wings, 1966-1987, U.S. Army Special Forces TAB (fruit salad) 1987-2004, Senior Army Instructor, JROTC, Xavier High School, New York City 2005-2009, Superintendent, Scotland School for Veterans’ Children, Scotland, Pa. Personal Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy golfing, skiing, motorcycle riding and reading. Military Service: I served in the U.S. Army from1966-1987 and retired with the rank of Major. When was your last time on campus? The last time I was on campus was in November 2015 for a wrestling match. Personal Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy reading, walking (replaced running), pickleball and fly fishing. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a brother of Phi Kappa Psi, and I played football and wrestled for three years. What is your most unusual life experience? In 1984, I carried the Olympic torch on Maiden Street past W&J on its route to Los Angeles. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? One of my W&J memories includes getting my bell rung by Denny Ivan at practice. Last time on campus: The last time I was on campus was in 1986 for our 20th reunion. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Dr. Carpenter and Dr. Mitchell What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a member of ROTC and Pershing Rifles. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? I would like to see my football and wrestling teammates. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Dr. Williams McLean Mitchell (history), Captain Robert Lee Lemons (ROTC) and SGM Shetler (ROTC).

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 21-22 5/6/16 1:32 PM Terry Hancock James K. Hunter III Williamsburg, VA Columbus, OH

Spouse: Spouse: Patricia E. Shannon Hancock; married for 47 years Donna Hunter

Pet(s): Pet(s): Dogs: Daisy and Bogey We’ve had nine Bernese since 1984. When we lost our last one, we decided to downsize to a Goldendoodle, but unfortunately, “Niles” didn’t get the message. Occupation / Career Highlights: He is three years old and weighs 105 lbs. I spent 33 years in the pharmaceutical industry with a focus mainly in infectious diseases research. I worked for Upjohn for 30 years and Cubist for Occupation / Career Highlights: three years. I am now retired. I am a retired attorney. I was in practice for 45 years as a prosecuting attorney. I was the senior partner/manager at Hunter Law Office and served on the Military Service: Columbus Bar Association Ethics Committee for 15 years (served twice as chair). I served in the United States Air Force. Military Service: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I served in the Army National Guard from 1965-1971 I received the Commendation Medal. and was honorably discharged.

Personal Interests and Hobbies: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I enjoy surfing, fishing and golfing. I received a preeminent rating for 20 years by Martindale-Hubbel.

What is your most unusual life experience? Personal Interests and Hobbies: I met my wife in high school, and we have now been married for 47 years. I enjoy dog breeding and showing, collecting classic sports cars, mountain climbing in Colorado, travelling and golfing. Last time on campus: I did a drive by in the late 60s. What is your most unusual life experience? My reverse “mid-life crisis.” Donna and I breed our two Bernese mountain dogs and had a litter of seven. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Donna informed me that we wouldn’t be keeping a pup and that’s when my Porsche convertible magically I was a brother of Delta Tau Delta. turned into a mini-van!

What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Last time on campus: Dr. Porter and Dr. Dieter The last time I was on campus was in 2006 for our 40th Reunion.

Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Unfortunately, this person is deceased. I was a member of the choir and octet, economics honor society and Phi Gamma Delta.

Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: What W&J professor(s) influenced you the most? It was a great four years. Most kids today take longer. Dr. Leonard Porter

What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Fraternity “destruction parties” when most old fraternity houses were condemned in the name of progress.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 23-24 5/6/16 1:32 PM Dennis Ivan William Jackson Oakton, VA Van Nuys, CA

Spouse: Email: Mary Jo Ivan; married for 49 years [email protected]

Pet(s): Occupation / Career Highlights: Standard Schnauzer I am a retired attorney currently working as a professional liability claims adjuster.

Occupation / Career Highlights: Military Service: My career was in modeling and simulation for I served in the U.S. Navy from 1969-1972. AT&T (General Research Corporation). Personal Interests and Hobbies: Military Service: I enjoy backpacking, but I am too old and decrepit to continue these days. I served in the United States Army for 20 years. Last time on campus: Last time on campus: I believe the last time I was on campus was somewhere around 1974. The last time I was on campus was in 1991 for my 25th class reunion.

What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. I was on the football team for four years, and I was co-captain my senior year.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 25-26 5/6/16 1:32 PM Robert Johnson Steven Kothe Pittsburgh, PA Murrysville, PA

Spouse: Spouse: Selina P. Johnson; married for 37 years Susan; married for 53 years

Children: Children: Isabella (33) and Robert Jr. (31) Mike (52) and Robert (49)

Grandchildren: Grandchildren: None yet. We’re hoping. Robbie just got married. Isabella has a fine prospect. Jennifer (39), Brandon (35), Aaron (33), Jake (25), Steven (22) and great- grandchildren, Connor (10), Sophia (8), Olivia (3), Elayna (3), Jackson (2) and Occupation / Career Highlights: Rowan (4 months) My career was as an attorney for Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, Attorneys at Law in Pittsburgh, since 1969. Now, I am “Of Counsel.” Pet(s): Over the years, we’ve had two dogs and 15 cats. Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I was listed continuously in The Best Lawyers in America since 1989. I am Occupation / Career Highlights: currently listed under Employee Benefits Law and Nonprofit/Charities Law. My career highlights include: 1966–1967: 7th and 8th grade social studies teacher, Huntington School District Personal Interests and Hobbies: 1967-1976: Surety Department, Travelers Insurance Co. My personal interests include classical music, especially “Early Music” 1976-1994: VP Surety, Marsh & McLennan (Renaissance, Baroque). I served on the boards of Early Music America, 1994-1997: VP Surety, Willis Renaissance & Baroque (Pittsburgh), and Chatham Baroque (Pittsburgh). 1997-2003: AVP Surety, XL Environmental I like to spend summers at the Chautauqua Institution in Western N.Y. 2003-2008: Surety MGR, Penn National Regional

Last time on campus: Last time on campus: The last time I was on campus was seven or eight years ago for a concert It has been a long time since I’ve been on campus, but the last time was to led by Susan Medley. visit the bookstore.

What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. I was a member of the swim team during my freshman year.

What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? My favorite memory was getting arrested my senior year when the police “raided” a Skull party. As fraternity Dr. Williams Mitchell and Dr. Walter Sanderlin president, I was charged with “Maintaining a Disorderly House.” In retrospect, it was hilarious. Also, Warren Lemley excused me from taking the final exam in accounting my senior year because he said “It won’t change your grade.” I went straight to the D&U and asked the bartender if Lemley came there (he did). So, I bought him a drink for his next visit. He thanked me at Commencement.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 27-28 5/6/16 1:33 PM David Leonard Robert Luttrell Largo, FL Bonita Springs, FL

Email: Spouse: [email protected] Donna Luttrell

Spouse: Occupation / Career Highlights: Lisa; married for 13 years I am retired. I was a trust and investment officer in Community Banks in Lancaster County, Pa. Children: David Leonard, Jr. (44, Class of ’95), Michelle Leonard Leavy (41, Class of ’96), Last time on campus: and Matthew Daniel Leonard (12, Class of ?) The last time I was on campus was when I was just passing through in 1990.

Grandchildren: What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Matson Leonard and Owen Leavy I was a member of student government.

Pet(s): What W&J professor(s) influenced you the most? English Cream Golden Retriever: Lily James Gargano (English) and James Garino (economics) Bengal Cat: Kitty What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Occupation / Career Highlights: My fondest member is of prom weekend, May 1966. Washington Police I am a retired board certified endocrinologist and medical director for the Department raided the campus for the purpose of arresting underage drinkers, Joslin Center for Diabetes in Clearwater, Fla. few of whom were apprehended.

Military Service: Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? I served as Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy Reserve. W&J introduced me to a wider world through experiences both in and outside of the classroom. Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I am an Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society Fellow, American College of Endocrinology, president of the Medical Department at Morton Plant Hospital and assistant clinical professor of medicine at the University of South Florida. In 2014, I was honored by the Juvenile Diabetes Association.

Personal Interests and Hobbies: My interests in include fishing, boating, gardening and golfing. I also continue to help the Clearwater Free Clinic.

Just for fun! What is your most unusual life experience? Having a son who is 12 years old!

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 29-30 5/6/16 1:33 PM James W. Maloy John Martin Washington, PA Morrison, CO

Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Spouse: Marilyn Doscher Martin; married for 48 years Sharon Maloy; married for 40 years Children: Children: Virginia (46) and Kendra (43) James R Maloy (38, Class of ’00) Grandchildren: Olivia (12) and Leo (10) Pet(s): Pet(s): I have a dog, Lucy, and 11 cats (all were left off on the farm). We take them to Airedale Terriers: Martha (12), Dilly (10), Evita (9), Isabella (4), Gracie (1) the vet, have them neutered and they have good lives on the farm. We always and Hayley (1) have a few bottle lambs or calves that become pets. That includes a 1500 lb. steer Occupation / Career Highlights: named Pokey that my wife bottle fed and nursed back to health and now can’t bear to sell him. I was a labor attorney. Military Service: Occupation / Career Highlights: I served as Lieutenant, U.S. Army Medical Service Corps (1967-1969) in I am a retired physics teacher and active farmer of an 80-acre cattle and sheep Fort Lewis, Wash. farm. My career highlights include teaching chemistry as a grad student at Personal Interests and Hobbies: WVU and then in the W&J chemistry department for three years. The next My interests include hiking, swimming and scuba diving. 12 years, I worked as a chemist at Koppers and for several other companies What is your most unusual life experience? in industrial and computer sales. At age 45, I changed careers and was a high school physics teacher for 24 years (23 years at Bethlehem Center High School). In December 2014, I went gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda.

Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Last time on campus: I am a member of the Spectroscopy Society (SSP) and the Society of Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh (SACP). The last time I was on campus was in 2012 for a campus visit. I received the SSP Keivin Burns Award for Excellence in Teaching. I was named an All-Star Educator by the What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Pittsburgh Post Gazette. I served as state director of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) for six years and currently am a PJAS state director at large. My funniest W&J memory is coming upon an accident coming back from a Chatham visit one Saturday night and Dick Crosbie (Class of 1965) jumping out of the car yelling, “Make way, I’m a pre-med!” Personal Interests and Hobbies: What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? I operate an 80-acre cattle and sheep farm that I inherited from my grandfather when I was eight years old. I actively farmed during high school and while a student at W&J. The farm totally funded my W&J tuition Dr. Richard Martin (something that would be impossible now). That also explains why my grades weren’t higher at W&J. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? Last time on campus: W&J prepared me for law school, and it meant a lot to be a college graduate. The last time I was on campus was on Dec. 5, 2015, for a basketball game. A former female student was on the opposing team and invited me to the game. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? I would like to see Jim Elliott ’67 (deceased).

Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: Do what you can, with what you have, when you have it.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 31-32 5/6/16 1:33 PM Drew Noden Larry O’Brien Ithaca, NY Charlotte, NC

Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Spouse: Ellen O’Brien; married for 48 years Gertrude Noden; married for one year. Children: Occupation / Career Highlights: Heather (43) I am an emeritus professor of animal development at the Cornell College of Grandchildren: Veterinary Medicine Morgan (10) Occupation / Career Highlights: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: 1971-2011: chairman/CEO, Security Forces and SFI Electronics 2014: Scientific Achievement Medal from American Association of Anatomists 2011-2015: chief operating officer, Universal Protection Services Craniofacial Biology Research Award (saw through a successful merger of Security Forces into Universal in 2011) International Association of Dental Research Fellow Military Service: American Association of Anatomists I served in the U.S. Army Adjutant General Corp, 1LT from 1967-1969. Personal Interests and Hobbies: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I am an aquacise instructor and also enjoy bicycle touring, running I was named W&J Entrepreneur of Year in 2015 and Security Executive of the Year and triathlons. in 2011 by the National Association of Security Companies. Personal Interests and Hobbies: I enjoy family time, mentoring, business reading, exercise and golf.

What is your most unusual life experience? I’ve had four hole-in-ones and am a less than average golfer. Last time on campus: The last time I was on campus was in 2015. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a member of the football team and economics honorary. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? My most fond memories are from my fraternity life and experiences of learning, growing and sharing successes with common bonded young men from varied backgrounds. Staying connected with several fraternity brothers has been a special benefit. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Garino (economics), Porter (botany) and Lemely (accounting) Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? I learned that I wasn’t very smart, and that I would have to work harder and sacrifice more than the next guy to succeed. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? All the classmates attending the reunion. Any additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: Reflecting back...my years at W&J were four of the best years of my life.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 33-34 5/6/16 1:33 PM Louis Pagano James Pareso Bethlehem, PA Washington, PA

Spouse: Spouse: Ellen B. Pagano; married for 47 years Kay Bressler Pareso

Children: Children: Andrew (43) and Quinn (45) Anthony (42), Margaret (35), Jacqueline (33) and Laura (31)

Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Emily (19), Connor (17), Louie (10), Francesca (8) and Anna (5) Jason (19), Cody (6), Dominic (1), Monica (1) and James (3 months)

Pet(s): Occupation / Career Highlights: Golden Retriever: Boston I am a physician (surgeon). I attended medical school at the University of Pittsburgh from 1966-1970. I did my surgical residency at the University of Occupation / Career Highlights: Colorado from 1970-1975. I have practiced general surgery in Washington, Pa., I am a dentist. I provide healthcare to patients from age 2 to 106 and maintain from 1977-2014. close friendships with all. Military Service: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I served in the U.S. Navy from 1975-1977. I was a past president of Alpha Tau Omega at W&J, a past president of Lehigh Valley Dental Society, fellow of Academy of General Dentistry and a member of Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: the International College of Dentists. I was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. I received the NCAA postgrad scholarship, Pathology Prize and AOA honorary from University of Pittsburgh in 1970. I was Personal Interests and Hobbies: also inducted into the W&J Athletic Hall of Fame. I enjoy travelling, cooking, reading, fly fishing, gardening and golfing. Personal Interests and Hobbies: What is your most unusual life experience? I enjoy hunting in Pennsylvania, the Rockies, Europe and Argentina. I also like to golf, shoot skeet and sporting “Lots of fun!” I’ve watched our two children become successful adults and present us with five clays, antique cars and climbing 14,000 ft. peaks in Colorado. beautiful grandchildren. What is your most unusual life experience? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? My most unusual life experience was getting catapulted off of an aircraft carrier, shooting a red stag in AM and I was a brother of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, a member of the choir and the interfraternity council. playing 18 holes links golf PM in Scotland.

What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? A fond memory of W&J was my time spent in Dr. Moreno’s Spanish class.

What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Dr. Dieter, Dr. Porter and Dr. Moreno

Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? It was fun and I received a great education.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 35-36 5/6/16 1:33 PM Neal Pellis Marc Pollock Houston, TX Pittsburgh, PA

Email: Spouse: [email protected] Marjorie Ann Ginsburg Pollock; married for 48 years Spouse: Jeanne H. Pellis; married for 27 years Children: Brian Pollock (41) Children: Toni Pellis Carter (45), Neal R. Pellis, II (44) and Jeannine Ehrentraut (36) Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Avery Sage (8) Julian Carter (16) and Adrian Carter (13) Pet(s): Pet(s): A sponge named Squish. Poodle: Nina Simone (15) Occupation / Career Highlights: Occupation / Career Highlights: I received my M.A. and Ph.D. from Miami University Postdoctoral Fellowship. I am currently retired. From 1972 – 1979, I taught Shakespeare and American I was a part of the faculty at Stanford University Immunology and Microbiology literature in the English department at Chatham College. From 1979 – 2009, I was and attended Northwestern University Medical School Chicago, Ill., from the director of foundation and government support at WQED Pittsburgh where I 1973-1977. Then, from 1977-1987, I was a part of the faculty at University of raised over $70,000,000. Texas Medical School in Houston, Texas. I was also a M.D. at Anderson Cancer Center from 1978-94. Soon after, I worked for the NASA Johnson Space Center Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: in Houston from 1994-2010. Since 2010, I have been the director of Space Life I received an Emmy Award as project director of a seven-part “Planet Earth” series Sciences at Universities Space Research Association. for PBS. I also received two CINE Awards as supervising producer of an eight-part Military Service: “Out of the Past” series also for PBS. I served with the U.S. Army Chemical Corps as well as the U.S. Army National Guard. Personal Interests and Hobbies: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I enjoy tennis, jazz, New York Times crosswords and reading. I was a program scientist for the International Space Station. What is your most unusual life experience? Personal Interests and Hobbies: My most touching life experience was watching a University of Pittsburgh history professor weep for joy after My personal interests include music and cooking. listening to a radio drama we produced with his help on the Spanish Civil War. Not only had he participated in the What is your most unusual life experience? war, but he had also devoted his entire professional life to it. The most unusual life experience I had was participating in flying experiments on the Space Shuttle. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Last time on campus: I was a member of the basketball team. The last time I was on campus was for my 45th Class Reunion. Continued What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What clubs, organization and athletic teams Whom would you most like to see at James Gargano and Lawrence Whiting were you a member of while at W&J? the Reunion? I participated in the Newman Club and track while I attended W&J. There are too many to name. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Additional thoughts you’d like to share Dr. Homer Porter with your classmates: Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? I hope all of you have been as blessed I learned the real value of a liberal arts education. as I have been.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 37-38 5/6/16 1:33 PM Victor Raskin Robert E. (Ned) Reader II New York, NY Bluffton, SC

Spouse: Spouse: Carol Raskin Gretchen Children: Children: Douglas (43) and Jeffrey (36) Mark (42) and Beth (39) Grandchildren: Thomas (9) and Tyler (6) Grandchildren: Madelyn (2) Pet(s): Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: Charlie Occupation / Career Highlights: Occupation / Career Highlights: I spent 42 years with several Wall Street firms. For the last 10 years, I am a retired U.S. Army Officer for the Department of the Army Civilian. Through the years, I was the chief investment officer of the YMCA Retirement Fund. I served as a high school teacher, assistant to the dean of student affairs at Penn State Beaver However, I am now retired. Campus and a variety of military assignments culminating as a professor at the U.S. Army College. Later, I retired from active federal civil service as a professor at the Army Management Military Service: Staff College at Ft. Belvoir, Va. I served with the Pennsylvania and New York Air National Guard. Military Service: I served in the U.S. Army. Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: I was a seven-time Institutional Investor All-American Analyst. My awards include Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Metal (with two oak leaf clusters); Army Commendation Medal (with one oak leaf cluster); Army Achievement Medal; National Personal Interests and Hobbies: Defense Service Medal (with bronze service star); Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; Cold My personal interests include tennis and travelling. War Service Medal; Armed Forces Reserve Medal (with hourglass device); Army Superior Unit Award; and, Army General Staff Identification Badge (for military service and civilian service). What is your most unusual life experience? Personal Interests and Hobbies: My most unusual life experience was benching Cazzie Russell as the I enjoy reading, spending time with family, stamp collecting Continued coach after he just won the NBA Rookie of the Year Award. (U.S., South Korea, U.S. Presidential inaugural covers), After all, they were “unknown artists” who had only gardening and bicycling. one record hit! Last time on campus: What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? The last time I was on campus was five years ago when I was showing my daughter Pittsburgh and where What is your most unusual life experience? I have two! Academic: Dr. William Mitchell (history), Dr. James I went to college. The first is hiking into and out of the Grand Canyon in one day with my sons. The second is going on a recovery of remains (skeletal) of a Korean Gargano (English) and Dr. Jim Hogg (education). Non-academic: Mr. Jack Rea (athletic trainer), Prof. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? war casualty in the eastern provinces of South Korea above the 38th parallel. Chuck Ream (football) and Coach Reardon (track I was a brother of Zeta Beta Tau, a member of the Economic Honorary Society, and I was also a member Last time on campus: and cross country). The last time I was on campus was about 10 years ago (2006) of the freshmen basketball team, varsity basketball team and varsity baseball team. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? just to see the campus and old fraternity house. W&J provided me with a wide array of skills, What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What clubs, organization and athletic teams attitudes and expectations that formed the basis Dr. Glick and Dr. Garimo were you a member of while at W&J? of my life journey in the field of education, love of history and military service. I served as a manager of the cross country team (one year), Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? and I was a member of the track team (four years) and football Whom would you most like to see at the reunion? I have always valued the liberal arts education I received at W&J. team (three years). I would like to see Jack Rea. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your There are so many that it is difficult to pick just one, but one that stands classmates: Remember those raucous nights in Hays out is the complaints that my friends and I expressed about the College Hall after our first fraternity visitation/rush nights? inviting Simon & Garfunkel to be our Homecoming entertainment. What a mess most of us were!

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 39-40 5/6/16 1:33 PM Keith Reisinger Charles Robbins Pittsburgh, PA Clearwater, FL

Spouse: Spouse: Celeste Winnifred

Children: Children: Jay, Pat, Mike, Nicole and Christine Mercer (42) and Brooke (38)

Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Maddie, Cameron, Meredith, Charlotte, Hannah, Anna, Lily, Violet, Penelope, Mary Robbins Herman (8) and Barnes D. Herman (6) Ella and Nick Pet(s): Pet(s): Rescued Border Collie/Labrador: Meisy Labrador Retriever: Rosie Occupation / Career Highlights: Occupation / Career Highlights: I am now retired, but I was a pediatric dentist for 37 years. I treated normal, I am a pediatrician. I was also the founder and president of Privacy Physicians healthy and special needs kids. I truly loved the children, and they really do Research, a clinical research company specializing in vaccines. “say the darndest things.”

Military Service: Personal Interests and Hobbies: I worked with Indian Health Service of Public Health Service. I enjoy golfing and collecting antiques.

Personal Interests and Hobbies: What is your most unusual life experience? My personal interests include biking and skiing. Oh way too many things!

Last time on campus: Last time on campus: My last time on campus was in 2015 to see a play. The last time I was on campus was 10 years ago for a reunion.

What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a brother of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and also participated in the choir. I was a brother of Phi Gamma Delta and was a member of the basketball and track teams.

What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Dr. Dieter, Dr. Porter, Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Waldeland My fondest W&J memories are the party weekends.

Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? W&J provided me a great education allowing me to reach my dreams. Dr. Porter and Dr. Dieter

Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? Too many old friends. I made great friends and received a great academic background for my B.A. and D.D.S. degrees.

Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? I would like to see my pledge class from Phi Gamma Delta.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 41-42 5/6/16 1:33 PM Carl Rock Samuel Rock Solomons, MD San Antonio, TX

Children: Email: Dawn Michelle (49), Heather Lynn (42) and Danielle Marie (39) [email protected] Grandchildren: Olivia (18), Von (13), Dillon (3), Francis (1), Collin (9), Brennan (8) Spouse: and Declan (1) Sally H. Rock; married 42 years Occupation / Career Highlights: Children: My career was in performance, productivity and profit improvement consulting; Samuel K. Rock, III (40) and Sarah E. Rock Nichols (38) continuous process improvement, lean manufacturing and Lean Six Sigma. I was responsible for leading and directing the successful turnaround of a small 120+ Grandchildren: coil manufacturing plant. I achieved savings of over $12 million by implementing Jasper Rock, Jude Rock, Daniel Nichols and Elizabeth Nichols process improvement initiatives in this well-known medical facility/medical college. I was also general manager and responsible for managing the day-to-day Occupation / Career Highlights: operations of a highly successful plating company in Nebraska. Both profit and Currently, I am a visiting assistant professor of psychology at Texas A&M performance goals were achieved over a four-year period. University San Antonio. Previously, I worked as a researcher for USAA and Military Service: a program director for The Psychological Corp. I am a retired LTC in the I served in the U.S. Army as Captain, Infantry and Army Aviator. I received the U.S. Army. Air Medal, cited for the Silver Star, Vietnam Service Medal, with four clusters, and Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. Military Service: Personal Interests and Hobbies: I served in the Infantry from 1966-1969 and in the Medical Service Corps I enjoy golfing, reading, wine and cooking. from 1977-1994. What was your most unusual life experience? Last time on campus: Flying helicopters in Vietnam while leading an aviation platoon in the Central The last time I was on campus was in 2014 visiting friends. Highlands. It was very interesting. Last time on campus: What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? The last time I was on campus was for the 45th reunion in 2011. I was a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a brother of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. I also participated in track (four letters) and football (two letters). What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? Bert Thoms’ match trick in philosophy. I’m not sure that there is a most fond memory, but the good memories are largely associated with the brothers What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? at Phi Psi and with my teammates on the football team. Richard Martin (psychology) What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? I really liked all of my professors and thought the ones in the English-Lit department were very influential Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? as well as those of the economics department. W&J was key formative years. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? It will always be a significant part of my life experience. It really opened a lot doors leading to my Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? professional growth. Fraternity brothers and other friends. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? I think most of those close classmates/brothers/team members that I want to see will be at the reunion.

7063-ALUM_DEVOL_50th_Reunion_1966_Inside_Pages_2016_FINAL.indd 43-44 5/6/16 1:33 PM Bill Ruha M. Gerald Schwartzbach Whippany, NJ Mill Valley, CA

Spouse: Spouse: Fennai G. Ruha Susan Homes Schwartzbach Children: Children: Micah John Schwartzbach (35) Michelle (46) and Allyson (44) Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Jeremiah John Schwartzbach (3) Hannah (10), Vanessa (9), Brooke (6), Sydney (11), Annabelle (9), Colin (6) Occupation / Career Highlights: and Gavin (6) I have been a trial lawyer for more than 45 years. Included among my clients are actor Robert Blake, civil rights activist Stephen Bingham, NLP co-founder Richard Bandler, organ Occupation / Career Highlights: transplant surgeon Dr. Hootan Roozrokh and NFL star running back Marshawn Lynch. I was a U.S. Army Officer, pharma PKG supervisor, PKG development engineer In addition to trial work, I have lectured extensively on a variety of subjects related to trial and a validation engineer. practice and the criminal justice system. I also testified in capital murder habeas corpus proceedings as an expert on the competence of counsel and have served on the boards of Military Service: numerous professional organizations. I am the author of “Leaning on the Arc, A Personal I served four years in the U.S. Army. History of Criminal Defense,” which details trials throughout my career and demonstrates how true justice can only happen when we refuse to objectify the defendant, whoever he Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: or she may be, whatever his or her alleged crime. I was a field artillery captain for one year during Vietnam and received the Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Silver Star and Bronze Star. I was named to The Best Lawyers in America, The Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, Super Lawyers and the Marquis publications Who’s Who in the Personal Interests and Hobbies: World, Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in American Law. I am a recipient of the I enjoy football, wrestling, fishing, making fishing rods and volunteering at the Skip Glenn Award, presented for outstanding service in defense of a client by California N.J. trout hatchery teaching kids to fish. Attorneys for Criminal Justice, a statewide organization of over 2,000 criminal defense attorneys. I am also a recipient of Outstanding Service Award, of the Northern California Innocence Project. In addition, I was What is your most unusual life experience? named Distinguished Advocate by the Advisory Board of the Heafey Center for Trial and Appellate Advocacy at Santa Clara My most unusual life experience was when I was bit by a copperhead. University School. Last time on campus: Personal Interests and Hobbies: I was on campus for Homecoming 2015. My hobbies and interests include our grandson, golf, sporting events and politics. Last time on campus: What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was on campus in April 2016 for a speaking engagement. I was a member of the football team, wrestling team, Lettermen’s Club and Phi Kappa Psi. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a member of the basketball team, baseball team, Pi Lambda Phi fraternity and the history honorary society. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? My fondest memory of my time at W&J was winning the PACs in wrestling in 1965 and 1966. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Walter Sanderlin Continued What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What is your most fond or funny W&J moment? Any additional thoughts you’d like Dr. Martin, Dr. Dieter and Dr. Porter My most fond moments are the relationships I made with my fraternity brothers. to share with your classmates? Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? I believe that the College has had Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? W&J gave me the opportunity to live with people of different races and ethnicities. significant and positive changes that have W&J has been a very important part of my life from my freshman year until now. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? increased diversity, improving both the Anyone I can remember. cultural and educational experience.

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Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Children: Spouse: Jonathan and Karen Deborah Cowger Seitz; married 24 years Grandchildren: Azriel, Gavriella and Rachel Children: Carey Seitz Leahey (46) and step-daughter Jamie Moore Malbone (36) Occupation / Career Highlights: I live on the Aegean Greek island of Mykonos. I’m a Pittsburgh native and former Grandchildren: Wall Street lawyer and gave up my career as a name partner in my own New York City Maura Reagan Leahey (15), Barton Grundy Leahey IV (13) and law firm to write mystery thrillers that tell more than just a fast-paced story. They are M. Cullen Malbone (11) aimed at exploring serious societal issues confronting modern day Greece in a tell-it- like-it-is style while touching upon the country’s ancient roots. The New York Journal of Books wrote, “Siger is one of those rare writers whose finger is always on the pulse Occupation / Career Highlights: of modern day upheavals. He is never afraid to tackle and expose uncomfortable My career was as an attorney. I served as special assistant attorney general subjects – subjects most writers avoid...a master story teller.” “Santorini Caesars” – for the Commonwealth of Virginia, as deputy board member of the Virginia coming in September 2016 – is the eighth novel in my Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis Alcoholic Control Board, as an assistant city attorney and senior assistant series described by the New York Times as, “thoughtful police procedurals set in city attorney and finally as a deputy city attorney with a period as acting city picturesque but not untroubled Greek locales,” following up on “Murder in Mykonos” attorney for the City of Richmond, Va. I am now retired. as Greece’s #1 best-selling English language novel, “Assassins of Athens,” “Prey on Patmos: An Aegean Prophecy,” “Target: Tinos,” “Mykonos after Midnight,” “Sons of Military Service: Sparta,” and “Devil of Delphi.” I’m honored to serve as chair of the National Board I served active duty for four years, separating as a Captain in the United States of Bouchercon, the country’s largest mystery convention, and as adjunct professor of Air Force. I returned to duty as an active reservist for 18 years, retiring as a English at Washington & Jefferson College, teaching mystery writing. Lt. Col. in the JAG Corp. Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: My honors and achievements include Order of the Coif (1969) from Boston College Law School, Special Counsel to the Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: New York City Board of Correction and various literary honors. I was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters. I was selected to serve tours of Personal Interests and Hobbies: active reserve duty at bases around the country to conduct Article 32 hearings and claims investigations, Continued My interests and hobbies include writing, working on my farm and among other activities. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? free-diving in the Aegan. Personal Interests and Hobbies: I thought I knew what I was going to do What is your most unusual life experience? with my life when I started at W&J—be a My personal interests include reading, especially history books. I attend football and basketball games at the Hopefully I haven’t had it yet, but Lord knows I’ve tried. physician. But things can change if you’re University of Richmond and serve as a member of the Spider Club to support athletics. Last time on campus: open to it. The key was that W&J transitioned Last time on campus: me from being a kid in Pittsburgh to one who In January 2016, I taught mystery writing at Intersession as found himself in a fully-integrated fraternity. I don’t recall exactly the last time that I was on campus, but my wife and I were in Pittsburgh visiting a relative an adjunct professor in the English Department. one summer in the late eighties and we stopped by. I was expanding my horizons. My experience What clubs, organization and athletic What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? at W&J did so much to open my eyes, and on teams were you a member of while at W&J? I went to law school…and beyond. I was a member of the Pre-law Club, History Honorary, intramural sports and ZBT fraternity. I was a member of Zeta Beta Tau. Additional thoughts you’d like to share with What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? your classmates: Dr. Allen B. Lee Getting my head shaved as a freshman at the request of the Lex Court. Sorry I can’t attend, but you’re all invited to Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? drop in on me on Mykonos. I have always valued the liberal arts education at W&J. Allen B. Lee (political science)

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Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Spouse: Marcia Sperling; married 50 years in June 2016 Marjorie C. Howard; married 26 years Children: Children: Robert (46) and Jocelyn (43) Jennifer (51), Christopher (43), Emily (23) and Sofia (20) Grandchildren: Grandchildren: Zachary (5) and Sawyer (3) Tyler (9) and Connor (7) Occupation / Career Highlights: Occupation / Career Highlights: I was a cardiologist at Marin General Hospital. I spent 35 years in I have been a journalist since 1970. I was a publisher of YourArlington.com and interventional cardiology and 25 years as the cardiac cath lab director. I also contributing editor of four Tufts University magazines. was the coordinator of cardiothoracic surgical program, director of Haynes Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Cardiovascular institute and a hospital foundation member. 1994: Editor, Arlington Advocate; best weekly in U.S., 10,000 circulation and under Military Service: 1977: New England Newspaper Association, Keystone Press Award From 1973-1975, I served in Public Health Service. Personal Interests and Hobbies: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: My interests include reading, writing, hiking, gardening, popular music, sports, I was a Kappa Scholar, Phi Beta Kappa Scholar and Fellow of the American travel and my marriage. College of Cardiology. I received the John Livingston Lowes Prize in English. What is your most unusual life experience? Personal Interests and Hobbies: I find more fascination in all aspects of life at age 72 than I did when I was young. My hobbies include golfing, reading, classical music, traveling and babysitting Last time on campus: my two grandchildren. The last time I was on campus was in 1988 while visiting my hometown. What is your most unusual life experience? I played golf at Augusta National. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? Last time on campus: I played intramural basketball. My last time on campus was our1966 graduation. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? My favorite memory is of classes taught by Homer Porter and any of his anecdotes beginning “Gentleman…” I was a member of Pi Lambda Phi. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? One of my peers inadvertently set a door on fire in the freshmen dorm. Professor Thomas (philosophy; bless his Neo-Platonism) What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? William Stein (English) and Bert Thoms (philosophy) Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? I remember a history teacher declining to go public with his opposition to the war in Vietnam in 1965. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? W&J was an excellent educational foundation for my profession, and it provided an open-minded and thoughtful Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? approach to problem solving. My brother, Tom, who graduated the same year. Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: How fortunate we were to attend W&J! Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: I did not know that Gerry Schwatzbach had represented a well-known Hollywood figure and had written a book about him. My hat goes off to him (though I rarely wear a hat).

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Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Spouse: Merle S. Sprague; married 30 years Spouse: Valerie C. Tangen; married for 52 years Children: Melissa Ackerman (46), Mark Sprague (45), Eric Sprague (40), Michael Children: Lenneville (34) and Katherine Lenneville (32) Nathaniel (47), Kristoffer (45) and Thomasine (43) Pet(s): Cat: ‘Ele Grandchildren: Occupation / Career Highlights: Quentin (19), Cameron (17), Alexis (14), Lena (10) and Burgess (8) Currently, I am retired from the Federal Government as a forensic anthropologist and from the U.S. Army as a pathologist. Pet(s): Portuguese Water Dogs: Jo-Jo and Bart Military Service: I served thirty years in the U.S. Army and retired as a Colonel in 2001. Occupation / Career Highlights: Honors, Achievements and Awards Received: Attorney at Law I received an M.S. in zoology from Michigan State in 1968, an M.D. from Jefferson Medical College in 1975 and an M.A. in forensic anthropology from Military Service: the University of Hawaii in 2002. I received the Legion of Merit in 2000. I served in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps from 1969 -1973 and Personal Interests and Hobbies: received a Bronze Star . My hobbies include traveling, reading and cooking. Last time on campus (date and purpose): What is your most unusual life experience? The last time I was on campus was when I was a student from 1962 -1966. I have deployed on more than sixty missions with the joint POW/MIA Accounting Command as a forensic anthropologist to recover, identify and return to their families the remains of missing American servicemen. Last time on campus: I was on campus in February 2016 to visit with Susan Kepler. What clubs, organization and athletic teams were you a member of while at W&J? I was a proud GDI. What is your most fond or funny W&J memory? The streaking through the Washington Hotel lobby during our freshmen year. What W&J professor(s) influenced you most? Dr. Porter (biology), Dr. Harrison (biology) and Dr. Bell (physics) influenced me as supportive role models. Dr. Staskiewicz (chemistry) influenced me as a scary role model. Looking back, what has W&J meant to you? W&J was a good place to get a liberal arts education. Whom would you most like to see at the Reunion? Unfortunately, I will be in Europe during the reunion! Additional thoughts you’d like to share with your classmates: Be well and have fun!

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A Mr. David Leighton Ahlberg Mr. Alexander Blain, IV Mr. Gerald F. Cerami Lt. Col. Terry L. DePhillips Dr. Robert S. Frankel Dr. Jack Henry Hirsch, Jr. 327 Roosevelt Place 282 Allegheny Street P.O. Box 22 10812 Willow Run Court 3836 134th Avenue NE Mr. Robert M. Alessio Grosse Pointe, MI 48230-1632 Meadville, PA 16335-1642 298 2nd Avenue Potomac, MD 20854-2581 Bellevue, WA 98005-1438 155 Anderson Road Berlin, PA 15530-0022 G Marlborough, MA 01752-1474 Mr. Warren J. Borish Mr. John W. Ceraso Mr. J. Herbert Gaul, Jr. Dr. Terry W. Holder 230 S Broad Street 182 Grant Avenue Mr. Jack Wendell Deshler 5107 Township Ridge Trace Mr. David Lawrence Ambruster 14th Floor Vandergrift, PA 15690-1202 57800 Black Diamond Mr. Myles W. Gaythwaite Marietta, GA 30066 4108 Birch Point Court Philadelphia, PA 19102-4121 La Quinta, CA 92253-8785 5821 S 3rd St Richmond, VA 23228-2657 Mr. James Hawley Chester Tampa, FL 33611 Mr. Michael S. Hollins Mr. Charles J. Borsani 7611 Virginia Water Lane Mr. Joseph R. Dicostanzo, Sr. 931 King James Landing Mr. Charles R. Amos Houston, TX 77095-3438 1603 Berkshire Avenue Dr. James M. Gerson Annapolis, MD 21403 30033 Knoll View Drive Mr. Thomas Scott Boyd, Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-1798 3014 Queensbury Drive RanchoPalosVerdes, CA 90275-6441 1121 Hidden Creek Drive Mr. Richard W. Clapp Los Angeles, CA 90064-4721 Mr. Robert D. Howells Chattanooga, TN 37405 48 Indian Field Drive Mr. Edward J. Dobkin 8504 Ardmore Pl. Mr. Raymond T. Anderson Hamburg, NJ 07419-2435 6804 Edgerton Ave, Col. (ret) Kenneth W. Getty, Jr. Dublin, CA 94568-1112 9654 Brook Hill Lane Mr. Barry Lynn Bridges Pittsburgh, PA 15208-2803 15620 Old Waterford Road Littleton, CO 80124-5545 664 Misty Hammock Drive Dr. Fredric C. Cogan Waterford, VA 20197-1200 Mr. Paul W. Huckans, Jr. Murrells Inlet, SC 29576-7171 176 Tulip Avenue Mr. Michael A. Donadee 16 North East Avenue #h46 Mr. Jerrell L. Angell Floral Park, NY 11001-2838 8184 Streamside Drive Mr. Gordon M. Gillies Johnstown, NY 12095-1930 63 Atlantic Avenue Unit 8A Mr. Charles W. Bruton, Jr. Pittsburgh, PA 15237-6353 Boston, MA 02110 521 East Lancaster Avenue Mr. David Wilson Collins E Maj. Ronald D. Grandel Mr. John J. Hughes, III Downingtown, PA 19335-2778 332 East South Street Mr. Calvin B. Edmiston, Jr. 33 Florence Sarah Lane 2915 Timber Green Ln. Mr. Cansin E. Aybar Hillsboro, OH 45133-1521 6527 Stage Road Lexington, VA 24450 Knoxville, TN 37921-7702 26 Ashlawn Circle Mr. John Lee Bryant Utica, NY 13502-6715 H Malvern, PA 19355-1133 2828 Timber Court Mr. M. Patrick Costello Dr. Frank M. Hall, Jr. Mr. James K. Hunter, III B Grand Prairie, TX 75052-4430 20 Robbins Road Dr. Mark W. Eger 6 South Street 185 Kenbrook Drive Mr. Richard J. Banchansky Lexington, MA 02421-5906 Walton, NY 13856-1427 Worthington, OH 43085-3610 1534 Turnberry Lane S.E. Dr. Thomas A. Bryson Mr. Thomas W. Eisenhuth Bolivia, NC 28422-8078 USC Dept of Chemistry Dr. J. Douglas Courtley 4649 Briarclift Road Mr. Terry J. Hancock Mr. Robert William Huster Columbia, SC 29208 7194 Elm Street Baltimore, MD 21229-1412 5194 Rollison Drive 1918 Glenhurst Court Mr. Richard P. Barto Longmont, CO 80501 F Williamsburg, VA 23188-2896 Richmond, VA 23236-5519 8028 Merry Chase St. Mr. Stanley J. Bunevich Mr. Bosworth L. Farson, Jr. I Glen Burnie, MD 21061-2603 5632 Little Mill Parkway Mr. Albert B. Crawford, II 146 Merrills Chase Dr. Alex J. Haralam Mr. Alfred C. Isham Buford, GA 30518-2233 1104 E. Coover Street Asheville, NC 28803-8701 542 Garden Hill Lane 635 South Graham Street Mr. Wayne C. Baxter Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-3960 Lancaster, PA 17603-6036 Memphis, TN 38111 9807 Ascan Avenue Lt. Col. John A. Caicchiolo D Dr. Edward H. Fenstermacher Forest Hills, NY 11375-6807 5723 Reinhold St. Mr. Joseph E. Dasch 7211 Jackson Creek Road Mr. Gerald L. Heider, Sr. Dennis Ivan Fair Oaks, CA 95628 432 Township Highway #285 Bozeman, MT 59715 3316 S.E. East Snow Road 10398 Adel Road Mr. Michael W. Beavers C Toronto, OH 43964-7975 Port St. Lucie, FL 34984-6412 Oakton, VA 22124 407 Clagett Street S.W. Dr. Thomas D. Call Dr. Alan P. Feren J Leesburg, VA 20176-2400 545 Sunset Lane Mr. Charles E. Dearnley, III 326 Sheffield Ave. Mr. Richard H. Heimlich Mr. William A. Jackson Suite 102 406 Weston Road Mill Valley, CA 94941-3860 1 Wild Laurel Ln. 6529 Matilija Ave. Dr. Daniel Bethem Culpeper, VA 22701-3914 Yorktown, VA 23692-3601 HiltonHead Island, SC 29926 Van Nuys, CA 91401 4760 Pin Oak Rd. Dr. Arnold E. Fingeret Akron, OH 44333-1071 Mr. Thomas L. Carter Mr. George A. Delatush, Jr. 619 Twin Pine Road Mr. Jeffrey E. Hendrich Mr. Raymond H. Johnson 335 National Pike East 10244 Royal Saint Andrews Pl. Pittsburgh, PA 15215-1568 P.O. Box 292 Dr. Peter B. Bidzila Brownsville, PA 15417-1809 Ijamsville, MD 21754-9637 Edinboro, PA 16412-0292 102 Saxon Dr. McMurray, PA 15317-2723

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J Mr. Robert A. Johnson Mr. David R. Leonard Mr. Roy C. McClure Mr. James W. O’Grady, Jr. Dr. Theodore Rebich Mr. David W. Seitz 100 Denniston Street 308 Astilbe Drive 10789 Ravenna Road 18607 Robleda Court PO Box 965 4600 Zermatt Court Apartment 302 Kennett Square, PA 19348-1565 Apartment 104 San Diego, CA 92128-1124 New York, NY 10150-0965 Glen Allen, VA 23060-3348 Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Twinsburg, OH 44087-1659 David R. Leonard, M.D. Mr. Earl S. Opdyke, III Dr. Keith S. Reisinger Mr. Douglas G. Shaffer Mr. William A. Johnson 10134 Botanica Drive Mr. Richard J. McGiffin 11 Hannah Brooke Waye 116 Green Commons Drive 1414 Ivyside Drive 105 Woodcliff Dr. Seminole, FL 33778 8416 Finch Drive Marshfield, MA 02050-5914 Pittsburgh, PA 15243 Altoona, PA 16601-5319 Washington, PA 15301-3029 Kalamazoo, MI 49009-0809 Dr. Andrew H. Joseph Mr. Thomas G. Linsley Mr. Anthony D. Orlando Mr. F. David Resch Mr. William V. Shakespeare, Jr. 1416 Deepwood Drive 530 Washington Avenue Mr. Dennis J. McMahon P.O. Box 292 9826 Olentangy River Road 539 Haven Point Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15241-3400 Apartment 2 6185 St. Andrews Verona, PA 15147-0292 Powell, OH 43065-9737 Treasure Island, FL 33703-3420 K Bridgeville, PA 15017 Canfield, OH 44406-9023 Mr. Richard S. Kaestner Mr. J. David Ostrander Mr. Richard Ritter Mr. Jeffrey M. Siger P.O. Box 548 Mr. Harry W. Ludewig, Jr. Mr. Craig M. Melegari 4126 Lasalle Drive 5827 Priest Hollow Road 605 Third Avenue Philomath, OR 97370 360 W Illinois St. 142 Kent Drive Palm Harbor, FL 34865 Russell, PA 16345-7529 New York, NY 10158 Apt. 631 Upper St. Clair, PA 15241-2114 P Mr. James F. Kehoe Chicago, IL 60610 Dr. Louis A. Pagano Dr. Charles M. Robbins Dr. James L. Silver, Jr. Mr. Sidney J. Miller 5407 Weyhill Farm Drive 2447. Ecuadorian. Way. 10321 Glen Arbor Pass Dr. William F. Kellermeyer, Jr. Mr. Robert S. Luttrell Bethlehem, PA 18015-9058 Unit. 11 Fort Wayne, IN 46814-9539 19301 Fair Oaks Lane N.E. 23650 Via Veneto #1204 Mr. Richard A. Miller Clearwater, FL 33763 Flintstone, MD 21530 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 569 Williams Street Dr. James D. Pareso Mr. Albert J. Sirianni M Denver, CO 80218-3639 44 South Watson Avenue Lt. Col. Samuel K. Rock, Jr. 5350 South Jay Circle Dr. Gerard M. Kendzior Mr. Francis J. Madera Washington, PA 15301 3643 Hunters Circle Unit 7A 18160 Bonita Ntl. Boulevard 6530 Gray Friar Drive Dr. Wilbert H. Milligan, III San Antonio, TX 78230-2814 Littleton, CO 80123-0673 Bonita Springs, FL 34135 Brook Park, OH 44142-1255 4619 Wisteria Drive Dr. Neal R. Pellis Alton, IL 62002-7160 4022 Crystal Lake Circle N Mr. Carl M. Rock, Jr. Dr. Wallace G. Smith, III Mr. Steven J. Kothe Mr. James W. Maloy Pearland, TX 77584-2571 P.O. Box 1134 7333 Scotland Way 5041 Whispering Pines Lane 64 Old Scales Road Mr. Douglas H. Mitchell, Jr. Solomons, MD 20688 Unit 2110 Murrysville, PA 15668 Washington, PA 15301-8047 566 E. Grandview Street Mr. Curt C. Peterson Sarasota, FL 34238-8541 Mesa, AZ 85203-3657 P O Box 477 Lt. Col. Robert I. Rodgers, (Ret.) Mr. William E. Kyle Mr. Stephen D. Marriner, Jr. Hartland, VT 05048 309 Grafton District Road Mr. Peter E. Smith 134 Martin Avenue 1440 Willowbrook Drive Dr. Eric G. Monroe Yorktown, VA 23692-4048 6831 Anderson Street Cadiz, OH 43907-1331 Washington, PA 15301-5082 1308 E. Greentree Drive Mr. Marc Pollock Philadelphia, PA 19119 L Tempe, AZ 85284-4503 5520 Bryant Street Mr. William C. Ruha Dr. Richard C. Lanning Mr. John W. Martin Pittsburgh, PA 15206-1429 48 Woodland Avenue Dr. David C. Sperling 220 Grandview Avenue 18332 Stone Gate Dr. Dr. David M. Morrow R Whippany, NJ 07981-1120 397 Mountain View Avenue Suite 200 Morrison, CO 80465 69780 Stellar Drive Mr. Richard W. Ralph S San Rafael, CA 94901-1371 Camp Hill, PA 17011-1706 Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 3055 Baywood Dr. Dr. James R. Sanner Dr. John M. Mazur N Seabrook Island, SC 29455-6150 1731 Shady Lane Mr. James R. Spillers Dr. David C. Laux 6831 Linford Lane Dr. Michael R. Nicolazzo Columbia, SC 29206 74 Robinson Street Jacksonville, FL 32217-3661 Mr. Victor J. Raskin Mr. Robert S. Sprague, Jr. Narragansett, RI 02882-3618 Dr. Drew M. Noden 200 Central Park South Mr. William Werner Sayenga 150 Washington Street Dr. James R. McAraw 211 West Remington Road Apt. 31B 1986 West 15th Place Arlington, MA 02474-1534 Mr. James M. Lawrence 6 Meetinghouse Lane Ithaca, NY 14850 New York, NY 10019 Unit 66 194 Horse Shoe Bend Road Old Lyme, CT 06371 O Yuma, AZ 85364 Dr. Thomas H. Sprague Greensburg, PA 15610-1232 Mr. Lawrence J. O’Brien, Jr. Col. Robert E. Reader, (Ret.) 215 North Center Apt. 1501 1042 Bolling Road 15 Landing Lane Mr. M. Gerald Schwartzbach San Antonio, TX 78202-2725 Charlotte, NC 28207-2206 Bluffton, SC 29909 1049 Erica Road Mill Valley, CA 94941-3720

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S Mr. Donald R. Stack Mr. John W. Wells 314 Glendale Drive Shiremanstown, PA 17011-6513 Mr. Arthur M. Wilson 189 Hackney Station Road Mr. Sorrell I. Strauss Amity, PA 15311-0301 821 S.E. Ocean Boulevard Apartment A Mr. Michael W. Woods Stuart, FL 34994-2456 38384 Via Roberta Palm Springs, CA 92264-0229 Dr. David L. Sumney 113 Inverness Drive Mr. E. Stevens Wright McMurray, PA 15317-3611 410 Falls Bridge Road Blue Hill, ME 04614-6524 Dr. Marc A. Sylvester 130 Fairfield Drive Mr. Ronald Glenn Wright Monessen, PA 15062-2313 18570 N Fruitport Road T Spring Lake, MI 49456 Mr. Jon P. Tangen Y P.O. 297 Mr. Clyde P. Yates Hansville, WA 98340 267 Bob G Hughes Blvd. Harvest, AL 35749-4860 Mr. Rick C. Tomazin 97 Greenwood Ln. Class of 1966 Portland, ME 04103

Mr. John P. Tomik In Memoriam 520 Bettlewood Avenue Apartment 4 Collingswood, NJ 08108 U Dr. Richard Joel Ulevitch 1001 Genter Street Unit 7F La Jolla, CA 92037 W Mr. David M. Warrington 417 Delgado Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70808

Dr. Jack Weinstein 17853 Santiago Boulevard Suite 107-202 Villa Park, CA 92861-4199

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Mr. David R. Antion Mr. Donald J. Balsley Dr. Robert Beallo Dr. Douglas O. Cope Dear members of the Class of 1966, Mr. Anthony C. Daum Col. Benard Francis Dupaul, Jr. (ret.) Mr. Peter E. Galliett I’d like to express my sincere gratitude to the members Mr. Garrett J. Groht of the Class of 1966 Reunion Committee for your tireless Mr. Russell E. Hines Mr. Richard R. Hokaj commitment to making this year’s reunion a success! From Mr. Lawrence M. Hyde conference calls to letter writing and everything in between, Dr. Paul D. Kautz Mr. Michael R. Kelly your service to your class will be an indelible mark on the Mr. Robert C. Kimmel hearts of everyone who shared this special weekend at Jay! Mr. Frederick L. Kopff, III Dr. Charles R. Marsh, Jr. Mr. William G. McMillan To all the members of the Class of 1966, welcome to the Mr. Martin H. Nelson Presidential Guard! This prestigious honor has been bestowed Dr. Victor Paletta Mr. Thomas O. Pilkington upon you recognizing your commitment to Washington & Mr. Edward C. Porter Jefferson College. We’ve enjoyed celebrating your years at Mr. David R. Pringle Mr. Graham F. Shaddick Jay and look forward to seeing you back on campus soon! Mr. Thomas M. Shaw, II Mr. J. David Slade Mr. James J. Stasik Whichi Coax! Mr. Steve H. Stephens Mr. Willoughby I. Stuart, Jr. Kerri DiGiovanni Lacock ’09 Dr. Lawrence P. Sullivan Dr. Ronald J. Taylor Director of Alumni Relations Mr. Paul Urquhart Mr. William E. Whiteman, II Mr. Lewis D. Yecies Mr. John R. Zlamal

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