2013-14 Report of Gifts

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CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN
UPDATE
2013-14
Report of Gifts
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NOTE FROM THE CAMPAIGN CHAIRS
Note from the
CAMPAIGN
CHAIRS
campaign’s objectives accomplished
to date. We then anticipate
welcoming a new president to the
campus who will begin to develop
the vision for the School for the
175th anniversary and beyond.
Thank you for
Advancing the Legacy!
It is nearly time to begin the
celebration of the success of
Advancing The Legacy – The
Campaign for Wyoming Seminary,
a success made possible entirely by
the generosity of so many people.
Because of your dedication to
our School and this campaign,
Wyoming Seminary has been
transformed in significant ways.
As the chairs of this campaign, we
have been honored to work with so
many of you to bring about these
new or renovated facilities:
• Klassner Field
• Lull Tennis Center
• Total refurbishment of Nesbitt
Memorial Stadium
• Allan P. and Marian Sutherland
Kirby Center for Creative Arts
• Sprague Hall third floor classrooms
• Lower School first floor entrance
and classrooms
• Masonry preservation, new roof
and windows in Swetland, Fleck
and Darte Halls
• Refurbishment of the Kirby Library
• Early Childhood Learning Center
at Lower School
The Louis Maslow STEM School
is an important expansion of
Wyoming Seminary’s academic
program. In addition, many
individuals have continued the
long Sem tradition of establishing
scholarship endowment funds in
gratitude for the education they and
their family members have received.
It is important for all of us to
celebrate how this campaign has
revitalized Wyoming Seminary
and we encourage you to further
review these enhancements in the
following pages of this report.
Now, as we look forward to the
official conclusion of the Campaign
on June 30, 2015, our colleagues
on the Board of Trustees realize
that despite all these tremendous
physical and programmatic
improvements, much remains to be
done to continue to enhance and
create a campus environment to
prepare Sem students for a lifetime
of learning in an increasingly global
environment. With the retirement
of Dr. Kip Nygren on June 30,
2015 and the School’s 175th
anniversary only five short years
away, the Board of Trustees and
the Campaign steering committee
have committed to securing the
pledges necessary to fully fund the
However, we first need to raise
the final $2 million necessary to
fund all that has taken place over
the past eight years. With your
continued support, we know we
can be successful!
Wyoming Seminary has evolved
over the past 17 decades as a
result of the philanthropic efforts
of munificent alumni and friends.
These men and women have left
their legacy on this important
institution of learning. Advancing
the Legacy will be a total success
if all of us take responsibility for
Wyoming Seminary. By what
we give and by what we do, we
become architects of Sem’s future.
We know that with your help,
Wyoming Seminary will be in
good hands for our grandchildren’s
generation and for their
grandchildren’s as well.
The successful conclusion of this
historic campaign is now in sight
and we invite you to join with us
as we celebrate these significant
accomplishments. Thank you for
all you have done and continue to
do for Wyoming Seminary.
Sincerely,
Richard M. Goldberg ’55
Mary L. Lopatto ’72
Capital Campaign Chairs
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Advancing
ADVANCING THE LEGACY: HOW THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TRANSFORMS LIVES
THE
LEGACY
A Legacy of Academic
Accomplishment
Wyoming Seminary’s new STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
Math) program, housed in the
Louis Maslow STEM School and
now in its third year, is designed to
inspire students at both the Upper
and Lower Schools to learn more
about the natural world and the
methods engineers use to develop
solutions to the world’s complex
issues. To initiate and provide
the initial funding for STEM, the
family of Louis Maslow has made a
large gift in memory of their father
and grandfather. Mr. Maslow
was a self-taught engineer and
inventor who founded InterMetro
Industries, a division of Emerson
Electric that makes storage
and transport systems used in
commercial, food service, consumer
and healthcare industries.
Directed by Sem science faculty
member Rachel Bartron, the
STEM School provides a STEM
Foundations course to all
freshmen students and now offers
additional courses in robotics
(focusing on locomotion, flight,
submersibles), applications of
differential equations and electrical
engineering. The school also
provides a lecture series on STEMrelated topics which is free and
open to the public, and a Saturday
morning interactive program for
children in primary and middle
school.
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“
The Kenneth & Caroline Taylor Foundation is proud to support
the STEM program at Wyoming Seminary Lower School. We
believe that the integration of science and technology into the
everyday curriculum enhances our children’s ability to truly
embrace these disciplines. By introducing Lower School students
to key mathematical and scientific concepts at an early age, we
arm our children with a life-long appreciation for the power of
science. We hope that these students will be able to more easily
integrate and apply this understanding into whatever field of
study they choose to pursue.
”
-Christina Taylor, The Taylor Foundation
A Legacy of Athletic
Accolades
Athletics have been a part of the
Wyoming Seminary educational
program since its earliest days,
and the school has been a leader
in introducing new sports to the
Wyoming Valley. Sem was the first
school to offer wrestling, soccer,
ice hockey and lacrosse in the
area. The school now has three
new athletic venues: Klassner
Field (2006), Lull Tennis Center
(2009) and the renovated Nesbitt
Memorial Stadium (2013).
Klassner Field, the school’s first turf
and artificially lighted field, is used
for field hockey and lacrosse.
The Lull Tennis Center features
six courts and the beautiful Rudin
Pavilion.
Nesbitt Memorial Stadium, with
Antinnes Field, includes two
new lighted turf fields and can
accommodate football, soccer,
lacrosse, baseball and softball. The
complex includes a new grandstand
and press box.
“
With these new fields
Wyoming Seminary now
has better athletic facilities
than any other high school
or college in the area. The
students are very proud of
these beautiful fields and
we are seeing more student
support for our games,
especially for soccer and
softball.
”
-Karen Klassner,
Director of Athletics
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A Legacy of Artistic
Achievement
The new Allan P. and Marian
Sutherland Kirby Center for
Creative Arts, completed in time
for the beginning of the 2014-15
academic year, provides a longneeded, enhanced facility for Sem’s
highly regarded dance, music and
theater programs. The two-story,
34,652 square foot structure
features a 600-seat auditorium, an
art gallery, studios, rehearsal halls,
classrooms and offices. The F.M.
Kirby Foundation provided the
$7.5 million lead gift for the $16.3
million project.
“
One only needs to review the
annual graduating class list
to appreciate the numerous
students matriculating to
some of the top visual and
performing arts universities
in the country. We wanted
to make sure the physical
environment was as special as
the program.
”
-S. Dillard Kirby, president and
director, F.M. Kirby Foundation
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A Legacy of
Transforming Lives
Through the generosity of parents,
alumni and friends, Wyoming
Seminary has made considerable
progress toward reaching the
total goal of $40 million in
support of academic, arts and
athletic programs, facilities and
endowment. More than $38 million
has already been contributed
toward the Kirby Center for
Creative Arts, the Nesbitt
Memorial Stadium, the Maslow
STEM School, the Early Childhood
Learning Center, renovations to
the first floor of Lower School and
the third floor of Sprague Hall at
Upper School, and other facilities
and program enhancements.
With the final goal in sight, the
school is seeking support to complete
the campaign’s objectives, including:
• Complete funding for Nesbitt
Memorial Stadium
• Complete funding for the Kirby
Center for Creative Arts
• Enhance the school’s financial
aid and faculty development
endowments
Over the years, Wyoming Seminary
has grown into a remarkably
distinctive independent school with
a very complex mission: to serve
both young men and women, day
and boarding students, toddler
through postgraduate, from the
Wyoming Valley and from around
the world. And in order to continue
serving these diverse students and
enabling them to make significant
contributions to their communities,
Sem requires superb teachers and
superb facilities and programs. The
Advancing the Legacy campaign
is an extraordinary opportunity
for all who care for and support
Wyoming Seminary to ensure that
the legacy will indeed continue for
future generations.
For more information contact John
Shafer ’71, Wyoming Seminary
Vice President of Advancement, at
[email protected] or
570-270-2140.
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Letter from the
LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVANCEMENT
VICE
PRESIDENT
institution at all times but in
particular during the period from
July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.
The table seen at the bottom of this
page is a comparison of giving for
the last five fiscal years.
OUTCOMES…
Webster’s Dictionary defines
“outcome” as 1. a final product or
end result; consequence; issue, and
2. a conclusion reached through a
process of logical thinking.
It can be argued that for 170 years
there has been an “outcome”
each year as Wyoming Seminary
concludes one fiscal year and
prepares for the next – there is
indeed an end result. As we look
back on the 2013 - 14 fiscal year,
however, the cumulative outcomes
of the past nine years are clearly the
result of a process of logical thinking
that has put the School on the cusp
of concluding its most successful
capital campaign ever. Alumni,
parents and friends have opened
their hearts to Sem, and the school
has put their gifts to work – building
and renovating facilities across the
campuses, and enhancing academics,
arts and athletics, all to better serve
our students, faculty and parents.
You have seen the results to date
visually displayed on the preceding
pages of this report.
On behalf of the entire alumni /
development team, I extend my
heartfelt thanks and gratitude for
your support of this wonderful
The 2013 – 14 campaign represents
the fourth most successful fund
raising year in the school’s history
and marks the first time in history
where gift receipts have totaled more
than $5 million for four consecutive
years. While a great deal of time and
volunteer leadership was focused on
the capital campaign, we are also
pleased that under the leadership
of Amy Valli Bennett ’94 and Jeff
Metz ’88 we were able to exceed our
annual giving goal of $1.2 million.
Amy, Jeff and their team, especially
the members of the Leadership Gifts
Committee, did an outstanding job.
Since October 2001, Wyoming
Seminary has been approved by the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
as a “Scholarship Organization”
under the guidelines of the
Educational Improvement Tax
Credit (EITC) program and since
August 2012 under the guidelines
of the Opportunity Scholarship Tax
Credit (OSTC) program. Through
these programs, Pennsylvania
corporations who pay certain
state taxes can make a gift to the
scholarship program at Sem in
lieu of paying up to 90% of those
state taxes if the company makes a
two year commitment. More than
$450,000 was contributed to these
two programs and we are most
grateful to the following companies
for their support during the current
fiscal year: AJO LP, Benco Dental
Company, Carr & Duff Inc.,
Community Bank N. A., Fidelity
Deposit and Discount Bank, First
Keystone Community Bank, First
National Bank of Pennsylvania,
First National Community
Bank, Frontier Communications,
Getaways, Inc., Innovation
2 Manufacturing, Koberlein
Environmental, Lackawanna
Casualty Company, Luzerne Bank,
The Martz Group, J. P. Mascaro &
Sons, Masonry Preservation Services,
Medico Industries, Metz Culinary
Management, One Source Staffing
Solutions, Penn Security Bank &
Trust Company, Petroleum Service
Company, PNC Bank, Snyder &
Clemente, Sordoni Constructions
Services, Straub Metal International,
Topp Copy and the United Way of
Wyoming Valley.
A school like Wyoming Seminary
has not been able to grow and
develop the way it has, however, by
current gifts alone. Indeed many
of the gifts that have helped to
build the School’s endowment to a
market value of $56.7 million on
June 30, 2014 have come in the
form of bequests and deferred gifts.
Since 1982 Wyoming Seminary has
received more than $21.5 million
in estate gifts. We are honored
A FIVE-YEAR GIVING REVIEW
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2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Unrestricted Annual Giving
$750, 904
$621,472
$611,978
$584,164
$458,127
Restricted Annual Giving
$702,946
$650,979
$643,400
$899,061
$854,041
Total Annual Giving
$1,453,850
$1,272,451
$1,255,378
$1,473,255
$1,312,168
Capital/Endowment Giving
$1,683,076
$7,098,238
$4,367,692
$4,878,738
$4,638,292
Gifts for All Purposes
$3,136,926
$8,370,689
$5,623,070
$6,351,993
$5,950,460
LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVANCEMENT
the following alumni and friends
continued this legacy during the
2014 fiscal year with bequest
distributions coming from each of
their estates to Sem:
Wayne Clements
John Mueller ‘52
Richard Pearsall
Marjorie Kniffen Richardson ‘25
As noted in the message from
Dick Goldberg and Mary Lopatto,
the School’s capital campaign
will conclude on June 30, 2015.
From the outset, we knew that
reaching the ambitious objectives
of the campaign would require
unprecedented generosity and
support from the entire Sem
community. We knew that by
accomplishing these goals, we would
advance Wyoming Seminary to new
levels of excellence. As we ask our
students to go above and beyond, we
now must ask our alumni, parents
and friends to help lift Sem from a
place of regional prominence into
the ranks of the nation’s very finest
independent day/boarding schools by
helping us to raise $2 million by June
2015 to fully fund all that has been
accomplished since the inception of
the capital campaign.
Thank you – two very simple yet
important words. We know that
you face tough decisions each year
on how to allocate your resources
and I want to assure you that the
entire Alumni/Development Office
staff never takes your gifts for
granted. On behalf of the students
and faculty who are the ultimate
beneficiaries, I express our gratitude
and the hope that we will continue
to merit your continued support in
the years to come.
Sincerely,
Introducing the
2013-14 REPORT OF GIFTS
John H. Shafer ’71
Vice President of Advancement
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LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION GIVING
Leadership
RECOGNITION
GIVING
Donchess Society
Michael and Christine Apfelbaum
Paul Beane ’52 and Barbara
Fassett Oski Beane ’53
Shirley and Howard Beane ’49
James and Amy Valli Bennett ’94
The James and Amy Bennett Foundation
The Bergman Foundation
Black Horse Foundation
Lauren and Richard Caputo ’84
The Marcia and Frank
Carlucci Foundation
Marcia and Frank Carlucci ’48
Diane Clements
Benco Dental Company
Rebecca Binder and Charles Cohen ’84
Richard Cohen
Lawrence and Sally Friedman Cohen ’59
Community Bank N.A.
Mrs. Ann Mueller Coughlin ’47
Degenstein Foundation
John Dixon ’50
John and Tina Dowd
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Kathi Flack
Rob Friedman ’73
Frontier Communications
John and Ellen Moran Gallagher ’81
Getaways, Inc.
Rosemary Chromey and
Richard Goldberg ‘55
G. Jonathan Greenwald ’60
Carl Grivner ’71
Christopher and Ramah Hackett
Dorothea and Frank Henry ’50
Sharon and David Hourigan ’71
Alice and Frank Hughes ’74
William ’76 and Barbara Hughes
Leonard and Lita Insalaco
Gordon and Lael Kiesling
F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Mary Lopatto ’72
The Luzerne Foundation
Luzerne Intermediate Unit
Heeyun and John Magagna ’52
Martz Group
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Recognition Giving Levels
Persons listed on these pages – grouped by constituencies and ordered
according to giving levels have generously supported Wyoming
Seminary’s programs and institutional needs. Recognition reflects
gifts to the School recorded and received between July 1, 2013 and
June 30, 2014.
Donchess Society
President’s Anniversary Circle
President’s Cabinet
The Founder’s Society
Nelson Tower Associates
Levi Sprague Fellows
1844 Club
Dean’s Society
Blue & White Club
Richard Maslow
McCole Foundation, Inc.
Mary Eagen McDonald ’48
Medico Industries
Robert and Kim Mericle
Corliss Mueller
Reuben Munday ’65
Nesbitt Family Charitable Foundation
Geraldine Nesbitt
Kip and Marilyn Nygren
One Source Staffing Solutions
Innovation 2 Manufacturing
PNC Bank
Hilary and Charles Parkhurst ’79
John and Katie Parsons
Estate of Richard Pearsall
Penn Security Bank & Trust Co.
Betsy Hughes Phillips
Estate of Marjorie Kniffen Richardson ’25
Hedy and Ron Rittenmeyer ’65
Robert Rolland and Liza
Tambur-Rolland ’93
Richard and Virginia Simms Rose ’81
Schwab Charitable Fund
Rhea and Ronald Simms ’56
Annelise and Robert Smith ’56
Andrew J. Sordoni Foundation, Inc.
Rebecca and Alex Steinbergh ’58
Straub Metal International
Doug and Barbara Straub
Megan and Robert Tamburro ’91
Kenneth and Caroline Taylor
Family Foundation
Trey and Christina Taylor
$10,000 or more
$5,000 to $9,999
$2,500 to $4,999
$1,844 to $2,499
$1,000 to $1,843
$500 to $999
$250 to $499
$100 to $249
$1 to $99
United States Naval Academy Foundation
United Way of Wyoming Valley
Katherine Warriner
The Paul D. Wasserott Foundation
Beth and Paul Wasserott ’49
Wyoming Seminary Alumni Council
Wyoming Seminary Lower School
Parents’ Association
Wyoming Seminary Upper School
Parents’ Association
Anonymous
Barbara Albert
Anzalone Law Offices
Bank of America
Cordelia Trethaway Bergman ’42
Judith Casper Bohorad ’59
Joyce and Harold Buckingham ’48
Maureen and C.J. Bufalino ’78
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Leslie Turrell Bullock ’63
Lisa and John Calce ’90
Carr & Duff Inc.
Flor Cam and Robert Collins ’86
Matthew and Barbara Albert Cuddy ’90
Dorothy Darling ’68
Joseph Dietrick ’86
Bettijane Long Eisenpreis ’53
Claire Conlon Evans ’52
Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank
First Keystone Bank
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
First National Community Bank
Nadine and Steven Foldes ’66
James and Dawn Lombardo Gaudino ’87
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
Christopher Gunster ’83
Kristi and Gerald Gunster ’85
The Merritt L. Harding
Educational Trust
Ruth and Richard M. Hughes ’79
Carole and Richard Johnson ’80
Koberlein Environmental Services
Liufen Hu and Chengfeng Li
Hilary and Ethel Evans Lipsitz ’51
Marjorie Henry Marquart ’78
Ellen Brenton McAllister ’70
Margaret McGown
Masonry Preservation Services, Inc.
Metz Culinary Management
Susan Talbot-Meuser and Scott Meuser
Phyllis and David Micahnik ’55
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs
Janet Murray ’76
Kevin Walker and Neil Neveras ’84
Petroleum Service Company
The Philadelphia Foundation
Julie and John Platt ’49
Power Engineering Corporation
Cornelia Conyngham Romanowski ’75
and Edward Romanowski ’75
Phillip Roth ’71
Dorothy Rudolph
Kimberly and Edward Sampson ’86
Laurie and David Schwager ’80
Jennifer and Arthur Sherwood ’56
Judd and Susan Weiss Shoval ’70
Andrea Sordoni
Sordoni Construction Services, Inc.
Jennifer and William Sordoni ’93
United Methodist Church Board of
Higher Education & Ministry
Lillian Langotsky and Stuart Uram ’52
David Wallace ’97
Jihong Zhao and Xin Wang
Nancy and Jeffrey Weiss ‘73
Wells Fargo
Virginia and Alexander Williams ’39
Tara Mugford Wilson ’88
Zelia and Quincy Abbot ’50
Acorn Hill Foundation
Charlotte Glinka and Charles
Alexander ’58
American Center for Philanthropy
Jennie and Jay Antinnes ’86
Redge Meixner and Leon Bonner ’61
Brennan Electric Incorporated
Patricia and Stanley Davies ’42
Beverly and Walter Dean ’57
Ralph and Carla Del Priore
John and Elaine Eidam
Joseph ’42 and Mary Elizabeth
Mayock Flanagan ’42
Charles and Viola Gommer
Bruce and Betsy Gover
Patricia and Fred Graboske ’62
Gerald Gunster ’54
Diane Haines
Jean and John Hassler ’62
Henkels Foundation
Mary Ann and William Hinko ’82
Mora Collins Johnson ’78
Allan ’45 and Sue Kline Kluger ’55
Charles and Kim Koehl
Lackawanna Casualty Company
Jamie and Christine Lacomis
Sandra Lloyd ’48
James Lord ’52
Paul Lumia ’81
Regina and Frank Maguire ’73
Leslie Dymond Marks ’84
Susan and Jeff Metz ’88
Constance and Sam Mitchell ’64
Joanne Aronsohn Monahan ’50
Valerie and Robert Montgomery ’57
John ’63 and Lisa Harvey Morton ’63
North Star Consulting, Inc.
Lois Ostrowski
Diane Hurford and Sandy Padwe ’57
Charles and Mary Parente
Pioneer Aggregates
Jeffrey and Leah Popple
Judson and Lori Preskitt
Paul and Avalyn Quick
Adina and Stephen Rosenthal ’93
Catherine and John Shafer ’71
Nancy Shafer
Bow Strome ’46
Carolyn and Joseph Torsella ’81
Fumiyuki and Hiroko Ueda
Carolyn and Orville Wright ’52
William W. Yoder ’62
Anonymous
Bank of America Charitable
Gift Foundation
Sara and Edward Brewster ’43
Matthew ’94 and Sarah Sordoni
Bruno ’96
Yvette and Frank Carlucci ’81
James and Mary Lou Clemente
Betsy Bell Condron ’45
Sarah Conyngham ’78
Stephen Cottrell
Carol Dean ’69
Gloria and John Fassett ’51
Nancy Brader Gibson ’50
William and Megan Thomas
Goeller ’70
Linda Jeter Harris ’68
Robert ’48 and Nancy
Jackson Hartman ’48
Barbara Hoffman
John and Claire Hornung
Harvey and Judith Raub Klein ’47
Paula Chaiken and Joseph Kraus
Thomas ’51 and Judith Mills Mack ’56
Ray and Connie Maest
Rebekah Nicholson Malkemes ’48
Roger and Gayle Jenkins Mandle ’59
Leslie Maslow ’86
Louise Loucks Moore ’55
Alison Conyngham Neisloss ’77
Mary Beth and David Oblon ’65
John and Marjorie Passan Foundation
Lynn and Ellen Firestine Rebert ’71
Steve and Nicole Browning Rifkin
William Carito and Barbara
Ann Ross ’71
Robert Ross ’38
Denis Ryan
Philip Santarelli ’67
Joan Patterson Sheil ’54
Irwin and Daryl Goldberg Simon ’80
James and Judith Terry Smith ‘58
Jeni and Dan Sneberger ’44
Snyder & Clemente
Margaret and William Sordoni ’63
Joseph and Amy Switzer
Henry and Jill Jeter Tallman ’70
Yucui An and Zhaoyun Teng
Ted and Marci Brown Tregurtha ’81
Richard and Mary Louise
Conrad Tuhro ’63
Chintalapati and Sreelatha Varma
Susan Wayne ’56
Grace White Whidden ’43
Paul and Mary Williams
Anonymous
Norma and Hervey Ahlborn ’49
Mary Berninger Allan ’47
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Gerald and Joanne Pemberton
Anderson ’53
Estelle Andrews ’65
Michelle and Mark Antinnes ’83
Debra and Jeffrey Arch ’72
Harold and Marian Berk Barr ’49
Max Bartikowsky ’48
The James E. & Constance
L. Bell Foundation
Anthony ’73 and Cate Evans Berger ’75
Edward Berninger ’46
Lisa and Arthur Berry ’82
Christopher Berry ’86
Yvonne and Daryl Boich ’86
John Van de Graaff and Marylee
Bomboy ’63
Daniel and Anne Boychuck
Aaron Bravman ’44
F. Warren Breig, Jr. and Carol Fells-Breig
Scott ’62 and Daylene Thomas
Burnside ’62
Christine and Donald Bush ’50
Linda and Gary Bushelli ’70
Michelle and Louis Butera ’80
John Butts ’63
Bonnie and John Capone ’55
Philip and Miriam Hughes Carroll ’55
Daniel Bryant and Mei Castor ’78
Centris Consulting, Inc.
Robert ’72 and Jeannie McCarthy
Clements ’77
E. Parker Colborn ’38
Martha and William Cole ’46
Communities Foundation of Texas
M. Clark ’49 and Rita Kilgallon
Conlon ’49
Lou Conyngham
Ann and Wes Crompton ’43
William and Esther Baum Davidowitz ’51
Davidowitz Foundation
Barbara and Max Davison ’50
Frank and Patty DeViva
James and Beth Doherty
Jon Dungan ’52
Thomas Evans ’51
Janet Flack ’67
Timothy Foley
Michael and Andrea Frantz
John and Tara Gardner
William and Jean Godlewski
David and Carol Greenwald
Carol and Joseph Harpster ’69
Marny and Howard Harris ’65
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Thomas and Margaret Hogan
Seymour and Evelyn Holtzman
Donald and Helen Hoffa Hughlett ’56
Basia Mieszkowski Jaworski ’52
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Henry Johnson ’37
Carol and John Johnson ’63
Kathryn and William Johnson ’66
Sharon and Michael Keough ’71
Amanda and Joseph Kluger ’82
David Lauderbaugh ’59
Barbara Northrup Lemmond ’52
Jaye Ellen Hindin Lewis ’72
Llewellyn & McKane, Inc.
Jeanne Lopatto ’77
Patricia and Kenneth Lovett ’86
Sharon and Thomas Lull ’90
Marquis George MacDonald
Foundation
Vivian and John Machun ’47
William and Judy Mainwaring
Chip Kern and Melanie Maslow-Kern ’82
Suzanne and Kelly Mather ’56
Kevin and Helen McDonald
Gail and Marvin Metzgar ’52
Daniel and Shelley Meuser
David and Cynthia Nape
The New York Community Trust
ParenteBeard LLC
Quoc Hung and Kieu Thu Nguyen
Robert and Kathy Perkins O’Fee ’69
Cathy and Samuel Pearlman ’59
Penn State Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
William Pierce ’54
Bill Plante and Robin Smith
Pocono Arts Council
Akemi and Thomas Price ’71
John and Lara Reenan
Donald Reiff ’88
Abhijit and Mousumi Roy
Richard Rushmore ’42
Robert and Sue Sunday Sanderson ’56
Sharon and Paul Schmitt ’70
Linda Schreiber
Murray Scureman ’56
Carol and Don Sherwood ’59
Leonard and Elaine Silverstein
Family Foundation
Leonard Silverstein ’39
Joseph T. and Helen M. Simpson
Foundation
H. Alexander ’44 and Lillian
Davis Smith ’53
Barbara Soyka ’58
C. Peter Speth ’54
Rachel and David Stettler ’74
Barbara and Sam Stettler ’72
Stephen Stettler ’70
Penny Mericle and Lawrence Stirewalt
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Robert Tarud
Pauline Thomas ’69
Topp Copy
William Unger ’63
Robert Vandenberg ’39
Mary Shafer Wakeman ’75
Patricia and Thomas Walker ’64
William and Ellen MacCartney
Warren ’60
Anna Maria and John Warriner ’84
Barbara Williams ‘74
Nancy Schauer and
Thomas Williams ’55
Woodlands Inn and Resort
Hao Yang and Chen Zhou
Annie Zinkavich ’99
TRUSTEES, FACULTY AND STAFF
TRUSTEES
-------------------Donchess Society
Michael Apfelbaum
Barbara Fassett Oski Beane ’53
Amy Valli Bennett ’94
John J. Dowd
Kathi Stine Flack
Robert C. Friedman ’73
Richard M. Goldberg ’55
Christopher Hackett
Frank M. Henry ’50
David P. Hourigan ’71
Leonard Insalaco
Mary Ann Lopatto ’72
John F. Magagna ’52
Kip P. Nygren
Charles H. Parkhurst ’79
Robert H. Smith ’56
Robert S. Tamburro ’91
Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. ’48
Charles J. Bufalino, III ’78
Leslie Turrell Bullock ’63
Dorothy Darling ’68
Richard M. Hughes, III ’79
Marjorie Henry Marquart ’78
Scott Meuser
Janet E. Murray ’76
Cornelia Conyngham Romanowski ’75
Arthur W. Sherwood ’56
William E. Sordoni ’93
Stanley S. Davies ’42
Charles F. Gommer, Jr.
Sue Kline Kluger ’55
Jeffrey Metz ’88
Frank C. Carlucci, IV ’81
Anthony L. Berger ’73
Wesley R. Crompton ’43
Joseph E. Kluger ’82
Stephen B. Killian ’66
Anne Nieh Hou
Dean’s Society
Collette Touey Kean ’48
Harry F. Lee ’53
Pia Taggart ’83
Cheryl Thomas
FACULTY
& STAFF
-------------------Donchess Society
Kip P. Nygren
Marilyn Nygren
Elaine Eidam
John R. Eidam, Sr.
Elizabeth Gover
Christine Lacomis
John H. Shafer ’71
Mary Lou Clemente
Claire Smith Hornung
John Hornung
Patricia Ann DeViva
James C. Doherty
Robert Tarud
Sharon Conway
John J. Dickinson
M. Elizabeth Hibbard ’69
Karen Klassner
Renee McGowan
Benjamin Schall
Alicia Kay Young
1844 Club
Rachel Warriner Bartron
Elizabeth Blaum
Kevin Blaum
William Davis
Laning J. Harvey ’80
Brian Kaschak
Catherine Kersey
Christopher J. Kersey ’90
Toni Loftus
Nancy L. Sanderson
Julie McCarthy Strzeletz ’81
Dean’s Society
Regina Allen
Christiane Appenheimer-Vaida
Catherine Callahan ’88
Charles Carrick
Jill Carrick
David Danilack
Elizabeth A. DePhillips
Nancy Federici
Gwyneth Hecht
D. James Kersey
Anne K. Lew
Philip Liva
Konstantin Lyavdansky
TRUSTEES,
FACULTY
& STAFF
Ivy Miller
Laurie Morgan
Edward Plaksa
Barbara Lumia Rogers ’77
Rebecca Rosengrant
Harry T. Shafer ’04
Meredith Shafer
Heidi Sims
Jeffrey Sims
Jane Slaff
Sally Graham Sprankle
Jill Stretanski
Janet Thatcher
Jason Thatcher
Eric Turner
John M. Vaida
Margaret Zinkavich
Blue & White Club
Kayanne Vanderburg Barilla ’84
Jill Bradbury
Elaine and Paul Burg
Adam and Kathleen Carlisle
Craig Cirelli
Lois Feibus
Cecilia Galante
Christine Gasper
Natalie Granger
Randolph Granger
Joyce B. Hislop
Jeff N. Hollway
Lisa A. Iskra
Patricia Kilyanek
Courtney Lewis
Ethan Lewis
Kristine C. Ertley McCarthy ’86
Janel McCormick
Jennifer Resser Mercatili
Philip James Mercatili ’03
Sara Lynne Rosenberg Molitoris ’05
Elizabeth O’Malley
Patricia Paciotti
Jean E. Ris
Steven A. Ris
Elizabeth Schmaltz
Lucille Marie Shick
Clark G. Switzer
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Current
PARENTS &
GRANDPARENTS
CURRENT
PARENTS
------------------------------------
Donchess Society
Mr. and Mrs. John Dowd
Mr. Robert Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kiesling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mericle
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Straub
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
Atty. and Mrs. C.J. Bufalino, III
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cuddy
Mr. and Mrs. James Gaudino
The Honorable and Mrs. Richard
M. Hughes, III
Mr. Chengfeng Li and Ms. Liufen Hu
Mr. Scott Meuser and Ms. Susan
Talbot-Meuser
Mr. John and Dr. Julie Platt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sordoni
Mr. Xin Wang and Ms. Jihong Zhao
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Del Priore
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Doggett
Mr. and Mrs. James Lacomis
Mr. F. Paul Lumia
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Metz
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Popple
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quick
Mr. Fumiyuki Ueda and Dr. Hiroko Ueda
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bruno
Mr. and Mrs. James Clemente
Mr. John and Dr. Claire Hornung
Dr. Joseph Kraus and Ms. Paula Chaiken
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Switzer
Mr. Zhaoyun Teng and Ms. Yucui An
Drs. Chintalapati and Sreelatha Varma
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boychuck
Mr. and Mrs. James Doherty
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Godlewski
Mr. Hong Seok Lee and Ms. Koeun Kim
12
CURRENT PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS
Ms. Melanie Maslow-Kern
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meuser
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Nape
Mr. and Mrs. Quoc Hung Nguyen
Mr. and Mrs. John Reenan
Drs. Abhijit and Mousumi Roy
Mr. Lawrence Stirewalt and
Dr. Penny Mericle
Mr. Robert Tarud
Mr. Hao Yang and Ms. Chen Zhou
Dr. and Mrs. Hanna G. Kaspar
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kwiatek
Mr. and Mrs. Jay McGowan
Dr. Timothy Hou and Ms. Anne
Nieh Hou
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schall
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Standish
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Volpetti
Mr. Weidong Zhang and Ms. Wei Lu
1844 Club
Mr. Mamoun Bader and Ms.
Phuong-Truc Pham
Drs. Vincent and Tamara Baldassano
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Bartron
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis
Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott Edmunds
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kersey
Dr. Gautam Khakhar
Dr. Erik Kruger and Atty. Vanessa
Ferber-Kruger
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Saidman
Dr. and Mrs. Kenny Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. James Watchilla
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Williard
Dean’s Society
Mr. Stephen Boyd and Atty. Pia Taggart
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Carrick
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ciampi
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher DiLeo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher
Mr. Anthony Grosek, III
Drs. William Irwin and Megan Lloyd
Ms. Susan Jolley
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kane
Drs. Akram and Sumaira Khan
Mr. Theodore and Dr. Judy Kristeller
Mr. and Mrs. James Lentine
Dr. and Mrs. Ming Lew
Mr. Long Lu and Ms. Ting Cheng
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lyons
Mrs. Ivy Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Prahlad Murthy
Mr. Jay Notartomaso
Mr. Edward Plaksa
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polishan
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rogers, III
Mr. Adam Ruderman and
Ms. Catherine Callahan
Mr. Frank Sgarlat
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stretanski
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thomas, Sr.
Mr. Dajun Tuo and Dr. Ge Xiao
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Turner
Attys. John and Janet Wiles
Blue & White Club
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barilla
Mr. and Mrs. F. Warren Breig, III
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burg
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Carlisle
Mr. Kevin and Dr. Kim Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galante
Mr. William Gonzales and
Mrs. Kimberly Morrow-Gonzales
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff N. Hollway
Drs. Mustafa and Farhana Imran
Ms. Mary Innes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Iskra
Mr. David Jolley
CURRENT PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilyanek
Dr. Eugene Kim and Dr. Gisele Lafond
Mr. Jay Lefkowitz and Ms. Lisa
Sunday-Lefkowitz
Dr. Carolann Littzi
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lott
Mrs. Kristine McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCormick
Atty. and Mrs. Gary Michak
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mihalick
Ms. Beverly Notartomaso
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O’Malley
Mr. Bernard Prusak and
Ms. Margaret Kowalsky
Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Smith
CURRENT
GRANDPARENTS
-------------------------------Donchess Society
Mr. Richard Maslow
Mrs. Katherine Warriner
Mrs. Barbara Albert
Mrs. Andrea Sordoni
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eidam, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Parente
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sordoni
Mr. F. Warren Breig, Jr. and
Mrs. Carol Fells-Breig
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Conlon
Dr. and Mrs. Ira Brecher
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dressler
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kuharchik
Mr. Bernard Prusak
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rogers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stauffer
1844 Club
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Coates
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Edley
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jeremy
Mrs. Sandra Lefkowitz
Mrs. Mary Touey
Dean’s Society
Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Avallone
Mr. and Mrs. David Brewer
Mrs. Ruth Ellen Calhoun
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Clemente
Ms. Fran Durst
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Elinsky
Mrs. Bernice Fierman
Mr. John Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. John Hojnowski
Mr. and Mrs. William Howell
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackloski
Ms. Joan Kane
Mrs. Elise Kenney
Mr. and Mrs. D. James Kersey
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Louie
&
Mrs. Joan Malkemes
Mr. and Mrs. John Metz
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. David Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Romanow
Mrs. Nancy Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sheets
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood
Mrs. Liela Taggart
Mr. and Mrs. George Tlamsa
Blue & White Club
Mrs. Marie Bartron
Ms. Bernadette Betnar
Ms. Susan Breig
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ciampi
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Diggs
Mrs. Helene Doherty
Mrs. Carole Ertley
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hiester
Mrs. Mary Kilyanek
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lacomis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMullin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrell
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Novello
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Plaksa
Ms. Gladys Riegel
Mr. and Mrs. Drigelio Saldana
Ms. Corina Walker
13
FRIENDS,
PAST-PARENTS
& PASTGRANDPARENTS
Donchess Society
Atty. and Mrs. Michael Apfelbaum
Estate of Wayne Clements
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Insalaco
Mr. Richard Maslow
Ms. Geraldine Nesbitt
Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons
Mrs. Marion Pearsall
Mrs. Betsy Hughes Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Rose, Jr.
Mrs. Barbara Albert
Ms. Margaret McGown
Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Gommer, Jr.
Mrs. Diane Haines
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koehl, III
Mrs. Lois Ostrowski
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parente
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Preskitt
Mrs. Nancy Shafer
Mr. Stephen Cottrell
Ms. Barbara Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rifkin
Mrs. Jane Ross
Mr. Denis Ryan
Mr. F. Warren Breig, Jr. and Mrs.
Carol Fells-Breig
Col. Timothy Foley
Mr. Michael and Dr. Andrea Frantz
Dr. and Mrs. David Greenwald
Drs. Thomas and Margaret Hogan
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Holtzman
Mr. and Mrs. William Mainwaring
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonald
Mr. Bill Plante and Ms. Robin Smith
Ms. Linda Schreiber
Mrs. Catherine Baumann-Hecht
Mr. Richard Biscontini
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Erwine
Mr. and Mrs. David Granger
Dr. Steven Kafrissen
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kornfeld
14
FRIENDS, PAST-PARENTS AND PAST-GRANDPARENTS
Ms. Mary Agnes Kratz
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morris
Mr. Andrew Pace and Ms. Barbara
Warren-Pace
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Rudin
Drs. Henry and Catherine Smith
Ms. Linda Stallone
Mr. Qi Hong Zhou and Mrs.
Xiao Li Zhao
1844 Club
Anonymous
Ms. Dee Beaubien
Mr. and Mrs. John Bilodeau
Mr. and Mrs. David Davies
Ms. Kimberly Domiano
Dr. and Mrs. John Gaudio
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Jeremy
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kachmar
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lieto
Mr. and Mrs. N. John Maza
Mrs. Mary Meltzer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Molitoris
Mr. and Mrs. David Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. William Smulowitz
Mr. Raymond Stralka
Mr. William and Atty. Maureen Thede
Mrs. Barbara Weisberger
Dean’s Society
Mrs. Deborah Amato
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Antinnes
Mr. Jaye Beebe
Ms. Marie Belasco
Dr. Burton Benovitz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown
Mr. James M. Bullock
Mr. and Mrs. David Buran
Mr. John Burbank
Ms. Betsy Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Burkey
Mrs. Shirley Butler
Ms. Louise Callahan
Drs. Mark and Eleanor Capeless
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Carey
Mrs. Dorothy Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Colangelo
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Costello
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Cutler
Mr. Alan Dale
Mr. and Mrs. Justin DePhillips
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eyerman
Drs. Masoud Firouzi and Fariba
Modares-Firouzi
Mrs. Jeanette Garber
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Genetti
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gonchar
Mr. Joseph and Dr. Patricia Hannon
Mr. William Heinzen
Mr. Alan Hughes and Mrs. Polly
Pentecost Hughes
Mr. Eric Hunt and Ms. Elizabeth Hughes
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johns
Mr. and Mrs. Nevelle Johnson
Dr. Rebecca Kimpel
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kopervas
Ms. Joan Larkin
Dr. and Mrs. William Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Leas
Mrs. Betty Jane Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Louie
Ms. Denise Martin
Ms. Kellie McDougal
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McGinley
Mr. James Merwarth
Mr. John Moran
Mr. Harry Nageli
Dr. George Nahas
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Nauman, Jr.
Attys. Neil and Catherine O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Hara
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ostrowski
Dr. H. Jeremy Packard and
Atty. Ingrid Cronin
Drs. Haragopal and
Dwaraki Penugonda
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perrine
Mr. Philip Post
Mr. William Reimer, Jr.
Mrs. Joann Rose
Mrs. Nancy Ross
Mr. Thomas Savoca
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shadie
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Siff
Mr. and Mrs. S. David Siff
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sours
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stankus, Jr.
Ms. Joyce Stroup
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William R.
Summerhill, Jr.
Mrs. Liela Taggart
Mr. John Thalenfeld
BUSINESSES,
ORGANIZATIONS
Mrs. Susan Trynoski
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valli
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams
Mr. Richard Williams and
Ms. Linda Casey
Ms. Ann Woodland
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zug, Jr.
Blue & White Club
Ms. Gail Aideuis
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blaine
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Blietz
Mr. and Mrs. George Blom
Mrs. Irene Blum
Mrs. Bernardine Borinski
Dr. and Mrs. William Bryan
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Bub
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bunton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buttz
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Christianson
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ciampi
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Commerford
Mr. and Mrs. John Considine
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Conway
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dombroski
Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle, Jr.
Dr. Frederick Fagal, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Fairman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flick
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Foran
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner
Ms. Sandra Goldman
Ms. Susan Grisewood
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grover
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gushka
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halloran
Mrs. Howard Y. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hartwell
Ms. Kathryn Hughes
Mr. Lawrence Jones and Ms.
Joanne Siciliano-Jones
Ms. Jeanne Kerridge
Ms. Gail Koester
Mr. Verlin Kompelien
Ms. Florence Kuperavage
Mr. and Mrs. O. Charles Lull
Ms. Joan Lupinski
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Marcelius
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Marsman
Mr. Dave Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McMenamin
Mr. Bryant Mesick
Mr. Guthrie Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. John Moriarity
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Nataupsky
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orlando
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Orlando, Jr.
Mrs. Susan Price
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Purrington
Mrs. Margaret Reid
Mrs. Lydia Reppert
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rifkin
Dr. Hope Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenn
Ms. Dolores Rufenacht
Dr. Michael Rupp
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Jusuf Salam
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sarnecki, Sr.
Mrs. Helen Schieffer
Ms. Starr Snead
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stringfellow
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Toczylowski
Mr. Mitchell Vaida
Mr. and Mrs. David Volodarsky
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh
Mr. William Weigel
Mr. Jerry Weinstock
Mr. and Mrs. James Wise
Mr. Jeffrey Woodland
Mr. Menghu Xu and
Ms. Danqing Zhang
Mr. and Mrs. Roger York
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zoranski
&
FOUNDATIONS
Donchess Society
Benco Dental Company
The James and Amy Bennett
Foundation
The Bergman Foundation
Black Horse Foundation
The Marcia and Frank Carlucci
Foundation
Cohen Family Charitable Trust
Community Bank N.A.
Degenstein Foundation
F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Frontier Communications
Getaways, Inc.
Innovation 2 Manufacturing
Luzerne Bank
Luzerne Intermediate Unit
Martz Group
McCole Foundation, Inc.
McGregor Fund
Medico Industries
Nesbitt Family Charitable Foundation
One Source Staffing Solutions
Penn Security Bank & Trust Co.
PNC Bank
Andrew J. Sordoni Foundation, Inc.
Sordoni Family Foundation, Inc.
Straub Metal International
Kenneth and Caroline Taylor
Family Foundation
United States Naval Academy Foundation
United Way of Wyoming Valley
The Paul D. Wasserott Foundation
Wyoming Seminary Alumni Council
Parents Association
Parents Association
AJO LP
Anzalone Law Offices
Bank of America Matching
Gifts Program
15
BUSINESSES,
ORGANIZATIONS
BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS
&
FOUNDATIONS
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Carr & Duff Inc.
Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank
First Keystone Community Bank
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
First National Community Bank
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
Highmark
The Merritt L. Harding
Educational Trust
Koberlein Environmental Services
Masonry Preservation Services, Inc.
Metz Culinary Management
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs
Petroleum Service Company
The Philadelphia Foundation
Power Engineering Corporation
Sordoni Construction Services, Inc.
United Methodist Church Board of
Higher Education & Ministry
Wells Fargo
Acorn Hill Foundation
American Center for Philanthropy
Brennan Electric Incorporated
Goddard Gunster, Inc.
Henkels Foundation
Lackawanna Casualty Company
J. P. Mascaro
North Star Consulting, Inc.
Pioneer Aggregates
Bank of America Charitable
Gift Foundation
Lands’ End
John and Marjorie Passan Foundation
Snyder & Clemente
The James E. & Constance
L. Bell Foundation
Benefit Concepts
Centris Consulting, Inc.
Communities Foundation of Texas
Conyngham Family Charitable
Foundation
16
Davidowitz Foundation
IBM Corporation
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Llewellyn & McKane, Inc.
Marquis George MacDonald Foundation
The New York Community Trust
ParenteBeard LLC
Penn State Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Pocono Arts Council
Leonard and Elaine Silverstein
Family Foundation
Joseph T. and Helen M.
Simpson Foundation
TARGET
Topp Copy
Woodlands Inn and Resort
ATM Systems Corporation
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Lehigh Gas Wholesale, LL
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation, Inc.
Pasadena Community Foundation
Verizon Foundation
1844 Club
Alexander W. Dick Foundation
Ameriprise Financial
Patty Foresman Foundation
The Greater Tacoma Community
Foundation
Green Valley Landscaping
Hirthler Painting and Decorating
Kronick, Kalada, Berdy & Co.
Melt Hot Yoga
MFS Investment Management
Charitable Foundation
Midlantic Engineering, Inc.
Mondelez International Foundation
National Philanthropic Trust
Paul J. Schmitt, Sr. and Helen
Stapleton Schmitt Memorial Fund
United Way of Miami-Dade
Dean’s Society
Aetna Foundation, Inc.
Bohlin, Cywinski, Jackson
Campbell Soup Company
CapitalSource
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Eastern Pennsylvania Supply Company
GE Foundation
General Mills
Geneve Charitable Foundation
Independent Graphics, Inc.
Love’s Thermal Systems
Microsoft
Photography by Andy
Prudential Foundation
Mark J. Sobeck Roof Consulting, Inc.
United Way of Lackawanna County
Blue & White Club
American Endowment Foundation
Google, Inc.
Intel Foundation
Ligus Electric Service
Pfizer Foundation
T&F Tire Supply
United Way of Lehigh Valley
Faculty and Staff
Faculty and Staff
Class
CLASS REPORTS
1932
-------------------Dean’s Society
Roman I. Ulans
1933
-------------------Blue & White Club
Ruth Dattner Swan
1934
-------------------Blue & White Club
Clark W. Hunt
1936
-------------------Dean’s Society
Robert S. Laubach
1937
-------------------Nelson Tower Associates
Henry C. Johnson
1938
-------------------Nelson Tower Associates
E. Parker Colborn
1844 Club
Robert R. Ross
1939
-------------------President’s Anniversary Circle
Alexander M. Williams
Leonard L. Silverstein
Robert Vandenberg
1940
-------------------Dean’s Society
Ettore J. Lippi
James C. Lurba
Thomas J. McDonnell
Mary Jeter Traurig
Blue & White Club
Elizabeth Crawford Killian
1941
-------------------Levi Sprague Fellows
Richard J. Miller
Dean’s Society
Constance Keller Tingley
Blue & White Club
Virginia Price Faux
Margaret Schall Johnson
1942
-------------------Participation: 45%
Cordelia Trethaway Bergman
Stanley S. Davies
Joseph P. Flanagan, Jr.
Mary Elizabeth Mayock Flanagan
Dean’s Society
Clara Kerrick Alves
Robert G. Edgerton, Sr.
Thelma Kaftan Zerfoss
Blue & White Club
William O. Ashton
Marilyn Coughlin Rudolph
1943
-------------------Participation: 32%
Edward C. Brewster
M. Grace White Whidden
John Conyngham, III
Wesley R. Crompton
Richard Rushmore
Wilbur Manning
Dean’s Society
Frank E. Dietrick
Marion Stephens Heiss
John M. Robinson, Jr.
REPORTS
Nancy Cohen Judd
Daniel D. Olszewski
Thomas C. Pollock
Hilma Unterberger
Stanford L. Weiss
Gloria Rothstein Whitesman
Stephen H. Wolf
Blue & White Club
Arthur H. Andrews
Nancy Abbott Cohen
Mary Burnside Mangelsdorf
1945
-------------------Participation: 25%
Allan M. Kluger
Betsy Bell Condron
1844 Club
Donald J. Eagen
1944
-------------------Participation: 37%
Daniel F. Sneberger
Aaron Bravman
H. Alexander Smith, Jr.
Jacqueline Anderson Kepler
Dean’s Society
Charlotte Muschlitz Arbogast
Katherine Johnson Edgerton
17
CLASS REPORTS
Dean’s Society
Herbert M. Weiss
Blue & White Club
Ralph G. Beane
Katharine Lamme Stevens
Robert Libenson
Margaret Coughlin Powell
Nancy Heffernan Valtin
1946
--------------------
Participation: 37%
Donchess Society
Frank C. Carlucci, III
Mary M. Eagen McDonald
Harold C. Buckingham, Jr.
Sandra R. Lloyd
Nancy Jackson Hartman
Robert S. Hartman
Rebekah Nicholson Malkemes
Max Bartikowsky
Ellen Davis Bender
1844 Club
Louis F. Goeringer
Natalie Isaac Henkelman
Dean’s Society
Virginia Harris Barrett
George J. Cardone
William J. Donovan
Elaine Barnett Espey
John M. Fear
Collette Touey Kean
Richard J. Laulor
Joan Libenson Scheinholtz
John E. Todd
Blue & White Club
Joseph P. Bonchonsky
Jane Treat Cable
Joan Wieand Thomas Dixon
Albert C. Fosko
Elizabeth Lugg Kneeream
Florence Gill Prociak
June Johnson Stevens
Peter L. Ward
Clayton Welles, Jr.
Participation: 48%
Charles Strome, Jr.
Edward B. Berninger
William H. Cole
1844 Club
Irwin E. Lecker
Dean’s Society
Barbara Smith Bollman
Patricia Breidenbach Fedor
Bernice Perloff Fierman
George P. Heffernan, Jr.
Joanne Raub Kluger
George J. Leacacos
Ruth Merwin Moser
Blue & White Club
Catherine Turnbach Petraglia
Jean Foley Wahlstrom
1947
-------------------Participation: 36%
Donchess Society
Ann Mueller Coughlin
Judith Raub Klein
Mary Berninger Allan
John C. Machun
J. Louis Bush
1844 Club
Stanley C. Lange, Jr.
Dean’s Society
William L. Allan
Karl F. Arbogast, Jr.
Georgia Johnson Besecker
James A. Mack
Elizabeth Brownlee
Sherk Maxwell B. Spoont
Blue & White Club
Beverly Slocum Brougher
Edward W. Hartman
Lucille Ichter Horsefield
18
1948
--------------------
1949
--------------------
Participation: 44%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Howard
Beane and John Platt
Donchess Society
Howard C. Beane
Paul D. Wasserott
John D. Platt
Harvey S. Klein
Hervey D. Ahlborn
Marian Berk Barr
M. Clark Conlon
Rita Kilgallon Conlon
Raymond P. Wilson, Jr.
1844 Club
Joseph A. Eagen
Bayonne Ward Gowan
Harriet Feinberg Segal
Dean’s Society
Nancy Luetzel Boyea
Shaela Netzel Cahill
Donald F. Dembert
Eleanor Hutcheson Epler
John A. Kastor
Margery Goldstein Rosenberg
Rodion J. Russin
Constance Tremayne Temple
Ann Peterson Zablocki
Blue & White Club
Edna Price Bailey
Elaine Adelson Berg
Constance Perloff Green
Richard E. Green
Lois Kiefer Trowbridge
Lois Agnew Zadilka
1950
-------------------Participation: 36%
Donchess Society
John D. Dixon
Frank M. Henry
Quincy S. Abbot
Joanne Aronsohn Monahan
Nancy Brader Gibson
Mary Hileman Williams
Donald P. Bush, Jr.
Maxwell E. Davison
John P. Cossa
Jacob Antrim Crellin, Jr.
Miriam Davis Dunham
CLASS REPORTS
R. James Dunham
Dean’s Society
Maureen Shedleski Brady
Anne Cook Dickerson
Joel B. Goldstein
Barry J. Iscovitz
Auvo I. Kemppinen
Barbara Miller Scheuer
Margery Hutter Silver
Barbara Dykins Von Dran
Blue & White Club
Leonard F. Benzi
Ruth Bass Fiedler
Herman R. Greenberg
Jack E. Lockledge
Priscilla Davis Perry
Nancy Gillis Sheridan
1951
-------------------Participation: 23%
Ethel Evans Lipsitz
John B. Fassett
Thomas J. Mack, Jr.
Esther Baum Davidowitz
Thomas G. Evans
Millard F. Long
1844 Club
Norman A. Clemens
Dean’s Society
Harold C. W. Birth
Emilie Davis Casey
Vincent E. Dioguardi
William D. Golightly
Stephen J. Paradise
Robert L. Ransavage
John T. Stevens
Blue & White Club
Claire Nachlis Berger
Anne Robertson Spencer
1952
-------------------Participation: 46%
Donchess Society
Paul L. Beane
John F. Magagna
Claire Conlon Evans
Stuart Z. Uram
James E. Lord
Orville Wright, Jr.
Jon R. Dungan
Basia Mieszkowski Jaworski
Barbara Northrup Lemmond
Marvin E. Metzgar
Jerrold R. Williams
1844 Club
Robert N. Levy
Robert C. Morgan
Barbara Bauman O’Hanlon
Dean’s Society
Nancy M. Wagner Banz
Elizabeth Tesiny Bohstedt
Edmund L. Dana, Jr.
Jean Schoch Griffith
Richard A. Ide
Nancy VonArx Merrill
Sylvia Brown Nadel
Benjamin F. Phillips
Frederick R. Trumbore
Blue & White Club
Lucy Theis Bergman
C. Ruth Graeflin Dilts
Warren M. Epstein
Harry S. Keller, III
Sarah Tonrey Morelli
Jacqueline Mulcey
Sheldon Nelson
Janet Ahlborn Roberts
Margaret Dombroski Schmidt
1953
-------------------Participation: 25%
Donchess Society
Barbara Fassett Oski Beane
Bettijane Long Eisenpreis
Joanne Pemberton Anderson
Lillian Davis Smith
Jeanne Malkemes Hickman
1844 Club
Hilbert C. Lehman
Albert A. Prushinski
Jack Sallada, Jr.
Dean’s Society
Betta Steingart Clair
Roger G. Clark
R. Lawrence Fraze
Marcia Turner Frey
Robert Keith Hastie
John Hughes, Jr.
Barbara Harter Koehl
Harry F. Lee
Joseph F. Neary
Elizabeth Morgan Salisbury
Carol Evans Storrs
Anne-Louise Strickland
Blue & White Club
Samuel T. Buckman, Jr.
Gaeton A. Long
Roxie Daron Sanders
1954
-------------------Participation: 33%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Robert
Hartman, Joan Patterson Sheil, and
Susie Hutcheson Fetter
Gerald D. Gunster
Joan Patterson Sheil
William S. Pierce
Peter Speth
Elizabeth Hutcheson Fetter
Laura Semmer Sobol
19
CLASS REPORTS
1955
--------------------
1844 Club
Elsa Funke Bainer
Louise Engle Dove
Robert S. Hartman
John L. Higgins, Jr.
Ernest H. Mukamal
Sarah Ide Shane
Jean Cattanach Sziklas
Thomas E. Watkins
Dean’s Society
Eileen Congdon Barranco
Magdalen M. Benish
George A. Blewitt
Elizabeth Bloss Breisch
Paula Heffernan Daley
Ruth Gates Kelly
John C.H. Morgan
Shirley Baroody Myers
Martha Wagner Ostrowski
Roger K. Paget
Sally Skinner-Sandford
Blue & White Club
Margaret Lyon Allen
Sarah Kear Braun
Ralph E. Dula
Barbara Schwartzbach Felder
George A. Germak
Henry I. Jacoby
Demaris Kellerman Kooker
Sally Teller Lottick
Donald H. Roeske
Sherry Wasserstrom Rosenberg
20
Participation: 26%
Donchess Society
Richard M. Goldberg
David M. Micahnik
Sue Kline Kluger
Louise Loucks Moore
John J. Capone, Jr.
Miriam Hughes Carroll
J. Thomas Williams, Jr.
1844 Club
Sylvia Kehoe Abrantes
Virginia Baner Dewey
Carol Ann Hyman Levitin
Dean’s Society
Richard Fritz
Mary W. Haas
Barbara Stevens Hammond
Carl T. Hedden
John S. Holden
Helen Tinsley
Lynne Herskovitz Warshal
Ralph Wetzel
Blue & White Club
Ida Ruth Baum Citron
Henry C. Jones
Donna Jeanne Gay Kaplan
Richard Carl Maurer
David B. Rivers
Roslyn Nelson Sachs
Eben Shaffer
Margaret A. Smedley
1956
-------------------Participation: 28%
Donchess Society
Ronald W. Simms
Robert H. Smith
Judith Mills Mack
Raymond M. Maest
Susan Wayne
Helen Hoffa Hughlett
Kelly J. Mather
Susanne Sunday Sanderson
Murray S. Scureman, Jr.
1844 Club
Aldo J. Casseri
Arthur W. Sherwood
Dean’s Society
Lewis D. Dana
Joseph P. Elinsky
I. Charles Feldman
Nancy Fern
Ronald H. Kaiser
Robert S. Meck
Keith S. Rosenn
Charlotte Perkins Schmucker
Barbara Kurlancheek Shaffer
Charles A. Shaffer
Eric Stusnick
Kathleen Howard Sutherland
David C. Teller
Henry T. Wadzinski
Blue & White Club
Thomas B. Decker
Frederick A. Farber
Ellen Gerstein Hollands
Robert P. Margie
William R. Perry, Jr.
Donald W. Roberts
Helen Schainuck Rubin
Mary Jane Sunday Whelan
1957
-------------------Participation: 20%
Walter E. Dean, Jr.
Robert K. Montgomery
Sanford I. Padwe
1844 Club
A. John Dimond
CLASS REPORTS
A. Michael Greenwald
Stark G. Jones
James O. Judge
Ellen Shaffer Meyer
Dean’s Society
Dorothy Memolo Bheddah
Bonny M. Cochran
Joseph M. DiGiacomo, Jr.
Diane Burnside Haddle
Burton Karmiel
Claire Trethaway Oldham
Nicholas B. Quackenbush
Carole Teplitz West
Blue & White Club
Lois Wasserstrom Morris
Carolyn Marks Shipman
Herbert C. Thieme, Jr.
Jo Ellen Lawson Wilson
1958
-------------------Participation: 24%
Donchess Society
Alex M. Steinbergh
Charles W. Alexander
Judith Terry Smith
Barbara S. Soyka
John W. Charlton
Adolf L. Herst
1844 Club
Florence Moore Goeringer
Dean’s Society
David E. Bravman
Rosemary Shea Caputo
James R. Edwards
Gail Hillard Elston
Jay M. Elston
Edward D. Griffith, Jr.
Barbara Phillips Howell
Mary Giffin Intlekofer
John E. Morris, III
John H. Perkins
George A. Thatcher
Blue & White Club
Linda Bryan Goss
G. Carl Roberts
Michael Stemniski
Michael Sumner
1959
--------------------
Participation: 37%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Bernhardt
Wruble and David M. Lauderbaugh
Donchess Society
Sally Friedman Cohen
Judith Casper Bohorad
Gayle Jenkins Mandle
David M. Lauderbaugh
Samuel S. Pearlman
Donald L. Sherwood
Susan Eaton Calvert
Bernhardt K. Wruble
1844 Club
Arthur H. Darling
Gerald P. Dwyer, Jr.
Martin L. Finkelman
Robert E. Jones
Charles T. Sutherland, Jr.
Nancy K. Welker
Dean’s Society
Irwin S. Davison
Lynn Kurlancheek Gonchar
Robert Hausmann
Bettina Clark Murphy
Harry Reich
Jeanne Cowan Walker
Robert L. Wood
Blue & White Club
George J. Behler
Marilyn Hughes Brookhart
Thomas F. Charlton
Harriet Rudolph Davis
Ann Popky Fisher
Johanna Borowski Hendon
Norman D. James
Marian A. Stevens
1960
-------------------Participation: 21%
Donchess Society
G. Jonathan Greenwald
Ellen MacCartney Warren
Daniel W. Rosenn
Jay N. Weinberg
1844 Club
Michele Levine Hoffman
Margaret Fischer McGroarty
Murray Ufberg
Dean’s Society
Judith Fassett Aydelott
Irving Brand
Joseph G. Montross, Jr.
Fred W. Ortman, III
Carol Cutting Pickering
Richard S. Scott
Robert W. Strickler
Blue & White Club
Carol Androsky
Platt Townend Arnold
William L. Barney
Eleanor Parsons Coppedge
Susan Teller Goodman
Jane M. Morris
Philip D. Thompson
Susan Yashan
1961
-------------------Participation: 28%
Leon W. Bonner, Jr.
Judith Mullens Cohen
Howard E. Gardner
1844 Club
Thomas Chambers
Sheldon W. Lawrence
Dean’s Society
Jane Cochran Chambers
Anne Harvey Howell
W. Kentley Jones
21
CLASS REPORTS
W. David Larmouth
Asher S. Levitsky
Dale H. Moses
George A. Pahls
Elizabeth Greene Ross
Sanford G. Thatcher
Howard T. Watson, Jr.
Blue & White Club
David M. Closterman
Avery D. Gentle, Jr.
Raymond Howard
Jane Charlton Huey
Virginia Johnson Maravilla
Herbert M. Pickett
Elizabeth Closterman Roberts
Sandra Laidler Valenti
Alan D. Wilcox
1962
-------------------Participation: 25%
Frederick J. Graboske
John H. Hassler, Jr.
William W. Yoder
Daylene Thomas Burnside
Malcolm M. Burnside, II
Peter H. Miller
1844 Club
Muriel Harris-Bacon
Albert C. Molter, Jr.
George Z. Wilson
Dean’s Society
Michael G. DiNunzio
Virginia Greenwood Dubbs
Jeanne Roscoe Elinsky
Flora Franconi
Christopher A. Lacy
Ann Horlacher Murray
Carol Silberman Nelson Dembert
Simon S. Russin, III
J. Richard Steidel
Blue & White Club
Ruth Shaffer Chariton
M. Elizabeth Tribler Corrigan
Barry L. Derolf
Carole Schalm Ertley
Skip Falbo
John T. Sabatini, Jr.
Karyne Miller Wilner
Barbara Rudolph Zeller
22
1963
-------------------Participation: 23%
Leslie Turrell Bullock
John Morton, III
Marion Harvey Morton
William B. Sordoni
Mary Louise Conrad Tuhro
Marylee Bomboy
John E. Butts
John Johnson, Jr.
William A. Unger
J. Ronald Seacord
1844 Club
Robert G. Dealaman
Stephen R. Ingraham
Norman H. Kresge
Harry B. Schooley, III
Lon Youngquist Schooley
Dean’s Society
Margaret Perkins Beers
Robin Kadison Berson
Richard L. Kramer
Blue & White Club
Mary E. Gale
Karen E. Hornbeck
Karen Lichtig
Kathleen Hourigan Lique
Jill James Smith
1964
--------------------
Participation: 34%
Reunion gift Chairpersons: Samuel
Mitchell, III and Patricia Klein Rosenthal
Samuel K. Mitchell, III
W. Thomas Walker
Eric S. Bretch
Karen Carter Dreyfuss
Eleanor Swantko Fairclough
Harvey J. Golubock
Michael S. Pope
Patricia Klein Rosenthal
1844 Club
Ellen Steinberg Herring
Martin W. Keck
Lois Levitsky Koteen
John R. Opet
Judith A. Robbins
Christina Shafer Zardecki
Dean’s Society
A. Anthony Anzalone
Judith Funke Argento
Robert Evans
Elizabeth Pillarella Faerber
Roslyn Schor Fishman
William H. Klingler
Elizabeth Ash Sanford
Myrtilla Abbott Squitieri
Lawrence G. Stets
Pamela Smith Walsh
Stanley M. Weiss, Jr.
Blue & White Club
Edward Miller
George J. Sick
Wayne D. Wesley
1965
-------------------Participation: 18%
Donchess Society
Reuben A. Munday
Ronald A. Rittenmeyer
David J. Oblon
Estelle B. Andrews
Howard Y. Harris, Jr.
Caleb A. McKenzie
Winifred W. Rowe
1844 Club
Helen M. Jones
CLASS REPORTS
Dean’s Society
Robert D. Anton
Camilla A. Ayers
Michael L. Cunningham
Joanne C. Patton
Heather Ricker-Gilbert
P. Thomas Shouldice
Gailey Chambers Teller
Thomas H. Wilson
Blue & White Club
H. Pamela Bird
Sharon Phillips Ewing
Kathryn Montz Miller
Donald E. Morreale
Marjorie Shaffer Victor
Diane Giering Wasilewski
1966
-------------------Participation: 30%
Steven Foldes
William C. Johnson
Stephen B. Killian
Emily Harvey Mahon
John E. Person, III
1844 Club
Anne Silverblatt Greenwald
Meredith Hopkins Moses Maxwell
Ann Helen Roberts
Barbara L. Smith
Dean’s Society
Sarah P. Carr
Loren N. Crispell
John F. Gager
David F. Lacy
Mary E. Lawson
Tedi Piken Najarian
Ronald L. Post
Jane Parry Rice
Robert Rosenkrantz
Robert Wasnick
Ann Jones Weigle
Anne Fisk Wilce
Blue & White Club
Richard H. Blum
Susan Gottesman Rabkin
Marshall D. Rumbaugh
Jill Blum Sherman
Mark C. Strobino
William H. Vincent
1967
-------------------Participation: 27%
John Graham
Philip J. Santarelli
Janet E. Flack
1844 Club
Howard J. Patton
Evelyn Howanitz Reggev
Jeffery S. Thielen
Dean’s Society
Sheldon P. Berger
James L. Cutler
Jeffrey L. Grogan
Ellyn Harris-Hesli
Gerald T. McLaughlin
Carol Morris
Susan Pool Moses
Susan J. Salsburg
Lewis E. Thayne
Marcia Roeder Wright
Blue & White Club
Ellen Francis Bolar
Shelley Rosen Chamberlain
Ralph B. Edwards
Deborah E. Patton
1968
--------------------
Participation: 22%
Dorothy Darling
Linda Jeter Harris
Christopher F. Harris
Susan Tippett House
Carolyn Graham McLaughlin-Smith
Peter P. Michalak
Ann Kolesar Wood
1844 Club
Donald E. Davis, Jr.
Jonathan L. Levy
Anne Davies Newman
James J. Newman
Carlo H. Santarelli, Jr.
Frederick S. Valentine
Dean’s Society
Henry Horbaczewski
Bruce G. Logan
Kenneth MacArthur
Atlee Robinson
Blue & White Club
Cathy Rudolph Breish
Robert S. Dolph
Trisha Johnson Reece
Victoria Mattes
Mariana Heim Moore
1969
--------------------
Participation: 28%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Robert
Edgerton, Jr., M. Elizabeth Hibbard,
and Alan Hollander
Carol Dean
Joseph W. Harpster
Kathryn Perkins O’Fee
Pauline A. Thomas
Richard P. Abramowitz
M. Elizabeth Hibbard
Maribeth Jones
1844 Club
James W. Hunt
Dean’s Society
Burrell Montz Covey
Robert A. Fierman
Alan S. Hollander
Kenneth A. Lambert, III
Robert J. McFann, Jr.
Denise Goobic Meck
Jack Monick
Stephen K. Nelson
Lori Simon Panzer
Bruce T. Slaff
S. Kerr Smith
Joseph J. Waiter
Blue & White Club
Robert C. Bothwell
Joan Webster Cohen
Laurie Burnside Cummings
K. Christine Hibbard
Susan A. Lichtig
Nettie Hourigan Maguire
Lloyd J. Miller
Philip D. Reid
Sara Parkhurst Van Why
Ellen Schmaltz Young
23
CLASS REPORTS
1970
-------------------Participation: 16%
Ellen Brenton McAllister
Susan Weiss Shoval
Megan Thomas Goeller
C. Jill Jeter Tallman
Gary L. Bushelli
Paul J. Schmitt, Jr.
Stephen F. Stettler
Sanford H. Pahk
1844 Club
Robert L. Klein
Kathy Isaacs Miller
Dean’s Society
Erika Funke
Margot Meeks Hennings
Blue & White Club
Stanton G. Finkelstein
Joel W. Lidz
Susan Rogers Spreat
Susan Kelly Wagner
1971
-------------------Participation: 23%
Donchess Society
Carl J. Grivner
David P. Hourigan
Phillip W. Roth
John H. Shafer
Ellen Firestine Rebert
Barbara Ann Ross
Michael J. Keough
Thomas M. Price
David J. Abelson
1844 Club
Hope Berger Rubin
Dean’s Society
Thomas E. Dickinson
Lee R. Epstein
Jack Evans
Mary Jane Griesmer Evans
Michael E. Flowers
24
Robert E. Maloney, Jr.
Todd W. Malpass
Jack D. Miller
Blue & White Club
Elizabeth Reid Beebe
Gary M. Cohen
Carol Wasnick Domsky
David E. Lopatto
Vincent F. Perdeus
Mary Ann K. Plevel Yenason
1972
-------------------Participation: 21%
Donchess Society
Mary Ann Lopatto
Jeffrey Arch
Robert D. Clements, Jr.
Jaye Ellen Hindin Lewis
Samuel L. Stettler
Elliott R. Miller
Joseph F. Shedlawski
1844 Club
Patrick M. Loftus
Dean’s Society
Jane A. Duvall
Jack W. Frey
Mary Post Mitchell
Brian R. Schlier
Madelyn Newman Wolf
Blue & White Club
John C. Carothers, III
Regina Engel
Robert L. Rosenberg
Sandy L. Singer
Richard J. Thomas
Gail W. Vonderheid
1973
-------------------Participation: 15%
Donchess Society
Robert C. Friedman
Jeffrey A. Weiss
Frank P. Maguire
Anthony L. Berger
James J. Rosenthal
Kevin J. Sullivan
1844 Club
Mary Ellen Boone Holt
Barbara Samuel Loftus
Robert D. Seeley
Frederick M. Shortz
Dean’s Society
Ruth Graham Conaghan
Debra Fainberg Hollander
Janet Malkemes
Elizabeth Deering Wilkinson
Blue & White Club
Alan D. Harris
1974
--------------------
Participation: 20%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Edward
Doblix, Mary Pillarella Martin, and
Barbara Williams
Donchess Society
Frank R. Hughes
David B. Stettler
Barbara A. Williams
Edward F. Doblix
1844 Club
Patricia McCarthy Last
Debra Turner Reinhardt
Dean’s Society
H. Jefferson Gates
Anthony J. Grosek, III
Margaret S. Hall
Robert A. Piccone
Charles E. Scott
George A. Spohrer, Jr.
Blue & White Club
Jane Benovitz Feinstein
Janet Yuscavage Harris
Robert J. Henson
David P. Rittenberg
1975
-------------------Participation: 14%
Cornelia Conyngham Romanowski
Edward S. Romanowski
Catherine Evans Berger
Mary Shafer Wakeman
CLASS REPORTS
Robert M. Greenwald
Mary Pavia Rolla
Dean’s Society
April Krajeski
Jennifer Loveland-Curtze
Daun Rose Margin
David A. Reese, III
Blue & White Club
Carolyn P. Spohrer
Marleen A. Troy
Dean’s Society
Barbra Ann Berley-Mellits
Steven E. Boyanoski
Amy Prashker Cohen
Dale P. Hoover
Barbara Lumia Rogers
James C. Rogers, III
Robert J. Wise, Jr.
Blue & White Club
Jon R. Hallingstad
Peter K. Hunt
1976
--------------------
1978
--------------------
Participation: 21%
Donchess Society
William Hughes
Janet E. Murray
Scott E. Henry
John A. Licata
1844 Club
Howard Baird, Jr.
Heidi Weber Geiger
Katherine Yohe Linneman
Sean Moran
Donna Jackson Patterson
Bruce H. Saidman
Dean’s Society
David W. McIlwaine
Janet Hughes Wiles
Barbara Klein Windham
Blue & White Club
Bruce C. Buckle
Thomas E. Heffernan
Amy Hollander Veloric
1977
-------------------Participation: 20%
Alison Conyngham Neisloss
Jeannie McCarthy Clements
Jeanne T. Lopatto
Kathleen Fairman
Daphne Veras Jordan
1844 Club
Scott H. Beyer
Marjorie Henkelman Minnich
Robert C. Williams, Jr.
Participation: 14%
Charles J. Bufalino, III
Marjorie Henry Marquart
Mora Collins Johnson
Sarah Caitlin Conyngham
Mei L. Castor
1844 Club
Nancy Neary Baird
S. William Goidell
Dean’s Society
Dana L. Griffith
John D. Hogoboom
Blue & White Club
Joan Morris Hipp
Charles W. Umphred
1979
-------------------Participation: 16%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: John
Hendrzak and Rebecca Smith
Donchess Society
Charles H. Parkhurst
Richard M. Hughes, III
Nan Slomowitz Greenwald
Julie Goldstone Marcley
1844 Club
William E. Burak, Jr.
Sara Slaff
Rebecca Ferguson Smith
Dean’s Society
Elizabeth Kluger Cooper
Donald Flick, Jr.
Mary Frances Donley Forcier
Regina Germain
John P. Hendrzak
Philip J. Powlick
Blue & White Club
Christie Innes
1980
-------------------Participation: 14%
Richard S. Johnson
David E. Schwager
Daryl Goldberg Simon
Louis J. Butera
1844 Club
Maria Agati Edmunds
Laning J. Harvey
Tamara L. Pearsall
Dean’s Society
Madhu Alagiri
William E. Buttz
Jane Fassett Thakar
Donald M. Robbins
Jay C. Rosen
Blue & White Club
Garth A. Myers
1981
-------------------Participation: 16%
Donchess Society
Ellen C. Moran Gallagher
Virginia Simms Rose
F. Paul Lumia
Joseph M. Torsella
Frank C. Carlucci, IV
Margaret Brown Tregurtha
1844 Club
Joann S. Gonchar
Maria L. Motto
Julie McCarthy Strzeletz
Dawn Llewellyn Washo
Dean’s Society
Ian Ferguson
Marianne E. Horrigan
William D. Hottenstein
Blue & White Club
Douglas C. Burak
25
CLASS REPORTS
1982
-------------------Participation: 14%
William W. Hinko
Arthur Berry, III
Joseph E. Kluger
Melanie Maslow-Kern
Lisa Caputo Morris
1844 Club
Peyton R. Hawkes
Margaret Nichols Hutchins
Mark C. Williard
Dean’s Society
Kimberly Albert Boackle
Susan Dantona Jolley
Paul M. Kotch
Amy Schall
Blue & White Club
Elaine Elbich
Elizabeth B. Post
1983
-------------------Participation: 12%
Christopher G. Gunster
Mark A. Antinnes
Dean’s Society
Christopher L. Barrett
Lauralie Chapin Cook
David H. Lemmond
Pia Taggart
Ellen Daley Wagner
Blue & White Club
Margaret M. Csala
Paul R. Ryneski
26
1984
--------------------
Participation: 13%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: J. Gregory
Banks, Charles Cohen, Amy Llewellyn,
and Caroline McCarthy Youngman
Donchess Society
A. Richard Caputo, Jr.
Charles F. Cohen
Neil J. Neveras
Leslie Dymond Marks
John D. Warriner, Jr.
1844 Club
Christine Brown Teal
Dean’s Society
Willisa Y. Roland
Caroline McCarthy Youngman
Blue & White Club
Kayanne Vanderburg Barilla
R. Scott Cresko
1985
-------------------Participation: 5%
Gerald D. Gunster
1844 Club
Peter Bove
Dean’s Society
Jennifer L. Pearce
Blue & White Club
Melissa A. Gaudio
1986
-------------------Participation: 21%
Robert G. Collins
Joseph F. Dietrick, III
Edward F. Sampson
James A. Antinnes
Leslie K. Maslow
Christopher Berry
Daryl J. Boich
Kenneth L. Lovett
1844 Club
Terrell Smith Juth
Dean’s Society
Clifford K. Booth
Rebecca Gilliand Booth
Robert P. Koons, Jr.
Bradley W. Yoder
Blue & White Club
Lisa Marie Kosenak Ayers
Kristine Ertley McCarthy
John C. Metz, Jr.
1987
-------------------Participation: 8%
Dawn Renee Lombardo Gaudino
Kim Gramlich Heller
Todd A. Vonderheid
Dean’s Society
Eric M. Cohen
Steven J. Falkowitz
Clifford A. Melberger
Laurie J. Nelson
1988
-------------------Participation: 11%
Donchess Society
Richard Cohen
Tara Mugford Wilson
Jeffrey Metz
Donald A. Reiff
Tanya Ermolovich
Dean’s Society
Catherine Callahan
Marla Parente Polishan
Amy Antinnes Wynne
Blue & White Club
Kathryon Burnside
Paul Galante
Catherine DePasquale Mihalick
1989
--------------------
Participation: 6%
Reunion Gift Chairpersons: Brad
Cox and Kristen Farmer-Vonderheid
David J. Bujnowski
CLASS REPORTS
1995
-------------------Participation: 4%
1844 Club
Matthew Sordoni
Dean’s Society
James Matysczak
Jennifer Savage Matysczak
1996
-------------------Kristen Farmer-Vonderheid
Keith P. Mecca
1844 Club
Jennifer Wideman-Green
Dean’s Society
Jennie A. York
Blue & White Club
Matthew J. Walsh
1990
-------------------Participation: 10%
John V. Calce
Barbara Albert Cuddy
Thomas A. Lull
1844 Club
Christopher J. Kersey
Dean’s Society
Mary Ann Gaska Cameron
Kimberly Ertley DeGooyer
Blue & White Club
Kimberly Morrow Gonzales
Kimberly Kozemchak Paster
1991
-------------------Participation: 6%
Donchess Society
Robert S. Tamburro
1844 Club
Thomas A. Lawrence
Laura W. Owens Skinner
Dean’s Society
Christie Meyers
Blue & White Club
A. Jeffrey Dimond
1992
-------------------Participation: 1%
Blue & White Club
Ginger Hale Quinn
1993
-------------------Participation: 7%
Donchess Society
Liza Tambur-Rolland
William E. Sordoni
Stephen J. Rosenthal
Dean’s Society
David P. Bonita
Jeffrey J. Malak
Jennifer Bradley Stewart
1994
-------------------Participation: 13%
Donchess Society
Amy Valli Bennett
Matthew Bruno
Lee M. Rosenblatt
1844 Club
Jennifer Eidam Davis
Joseph Giovannini, III
Dean’s Society
Holly E. Zug
Blue & White Club
Zuzana Tasarova Alasonati
Natalya Sharp Cherry
Kristen Kasulke Hamp
Stacey Kutish
Penny Ann Treas Schade
Participation: 8%
Sarah Sordoni Bruno
Dean’s Society
Alida Kuhn
Blue & White Club
Wendy Taylor Bradbury
Megan Dimond Holeman
Colleen Conyngham Mazin
Thomas Ryan Ward
1997
-------------------Participation: 7%
David Wallace
1844 Club
Jason Y. Cohen
Dean’s Society
Amy Benjamin-Pratt
Hrvoje Benko
Blue & White Club
Karen Bradley Mendoza
Douglas A. Sherwood
1998
-------------------Participation: 2%
Dean’s Society
Christian H. Wielage
Blue & White Club
Michael Meadows
1999
-------------------Participation: 11%
Anne M. Zinkavich
Margaret Sordoni Morris
Brooke Schuler Sciuto
27
CLASS REPORTS
1844 Club
Nathan T. Davis
Timothy O’Donnell
Lukas Pavlicek
Stefanie Pollock Sordoni
Dean’s Society
Alexis Kropp Kwon
Blue & White Club
Jacqueline Dinzey
Kristyn Kelleher Polishan
Hilary Koehl Riedemann
2000
-------------------Participation: 4%
Dean’s Society
Melissa Sviatko Mendoza
Jaclyn Walkowiak Moser
Dennis Malcolm C. Packard
John Michael Vaida, Jr.
2001
-------------------Participation: 5%
Emily Blaum Bradshaw
Thomas J. Bradshaw
Trenton A. Miller
Dean’s Society
Charles D. Flack, III
Amber L. Vargo Miller
Blue & White Club
Edward C. Price
2002
-------------------Participation: 5%
Brandon L. Sipple
Dean’s Society
Lauren Melissa Toczylowski
Blue & White Club
Courtney Klaips
Liqian Ma
Laura Elizabeth Talaga
2003
-------------------Participation: 4%
Dean’s Society
Susana Fornies
Blue & White Club
Matthew V. Kerns
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Philip J. Mercatili
Jason B. Nataupsky
H. Matthew C. Packard
2004
-------------------Participation: 8%
1844 Club
Scott A. Kutlick
Dean’s Society
Brigitte Henry
Harry T. Shafer
Blue & White Club
Daniel Benedict
Caroline E. Blaum
Marley H. Cohen
Leah Eyerman
Daniel A. Hollander
Christopher M. Katyl
2005
-------------------Participation: 9%
Dean’s Society
Jessie E. Conyngham
Alex E. Flack
Jamie A. Flack
Ali B. Kornfeld
Blue & White Club
Katlin A. Bunton
Maria E. Insalaco
Madeline I. Kropp
Sara Rosenberg Molitoris
Jason M. Reck
Harrison B. Russin
Jessica R. Smallwood
2006
-------------------Participation: 5%
Blue & White Club
Kelly Dickinson
Ross N. Feinstein
Ryan M. Molitoris
Jillian L. Nataupsky
Lindsay M. Stevens
2007
-------------------Participation: 6%
1844 Club
Samantha D. Marquart
Blue & White Club
Philip J. Kachmar
Sasha Fuller Luks-Morgan
CLASS REPORTS
Jack L. Morton
Douglas J. Rosnick
Kaitlyn L. Snyder
2008
-------------------Participation: 5%
Bryn M. Harvey
Dean’s Society
Warren H. Fischer
Scott A. Flewelling
Christina M. Podrasky
Blue & White Club
Jonathan Doblix
Janet C. Hughes
2009
-------------------Participation: 4%
Dean’s Society
Ellen L. Hughes
Blue & White Club
Rebecca Grinaway
Tyler Brown Groft
Katherine Levandoski
Edward Russin
2010
-------------------Participation: 4%
Blue & White Club
Caleb W. Bowers
Jason D. Kwiatek
Amanda Reiser
Emily Smallwood
Nicholas Strzeletz
2011
-------------------Participation: 9%
Zachary L. Harvey
Dean’s Society
Mary E. Thede
Blue & White Club
Molly A. Allen
James J. Curtis
Omeed Firouzi
Sarah E. Knaggs
Nora Brennan Kornfeld
Tess B. Kornfeld
Joshua T. McLucas
Lauren J. Skudalski
Laura A. Strzeletz
2012
-------------------Participation: 7%
Blue & White Club
Kelsey Dolhon
Dominick Malone
Kathleen M. Mooney
Renata O’Donnell
Margaret A. Rupp
Amy M. Shick
Kristian E. Stefanides
2013
-------------------Participation: 7%
Tyler J. Harvey
1844 Club
Chunhui Yu
Dean’s Society
William James Thede, Jr.
Blue & White Club
Michael J. Blaine
Jason J. Curtis
Scott R. Kwiatek
Caroline P. Reppert
Craig J. Skudalski
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HONORS AND MEMORIALS
HONORS &
MEMORIALS
It is a privilege for the school to remember alumni and friends in
whose names gifts are made for various purposes throughout the
year. From July 2013 through June 2014, honorary and memorial
gifts were contributed to the Annual Fund, existing endowment
funds, or to special purpose funds for those people named below.
In Honor of John Eidam, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hamp
In Honor of Ronald Ertley
Mrs. Kristine Ertley McCarthy
In Honor of Randy and Natalie Granger
Mr. and Mrs. David Granger
In Honor of Sue Kline Kluger ’55
Mrs. Joanne Raub Kluger
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Rosenthal
In Honor of Reed Lancaster
Ms. Dee Beaubien
In Honor of Courtney Lewis
In Honor of Harry Nageli
Drs. Karen Carter Dreyfuss and
Gerald Dreyfuss
In Honor of Herbert Quick
Drs. Karen Carter Dreyfuss and
Gerald Dreyfuss
In Honor of Susan Weiss Shoval ’70
Highmark
In Honor of Marilyn B. Siff
In Honor of Julie McCarthy
Strzeletz ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koteen
In Honor of John M. Vaida
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cook
Miss Ellen Hughes
Mr. Harrison Russin
In Honor of the Wyoming Seminary
Lower School Parents Association
Dr. Timothy Hou and Ms. Anne Nieh Hou
In Memory of George P. Andrews ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Young-Nam Kwon
In Memory of Walter Appenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Laning J. Harvey
Mr. Harry Nageli
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shafer
Mrs. Jane Slaff
Wyoming Seminary Upper
School Faculty
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In Memory of Rosina Hourigan
Bairstow ’34
Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire
In Memory of Joseph B.
Bittenbender ’47
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Nauman, Jr.
In Memory of Dominique Alice Blakely
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rifkin
In Memory of William F. Calhoun
Mrs. Betsy Condron
In Memory of Casimir Charles Ciesla
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zinkavich
In Memory of Ronald A. Cohen ’52
Mrs. Dorothy Cohen
In Memory of Winthrop C. Collins
Mr. and Rev. Natalya Cherry
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins
Mrs. Mora Collins Johnson
In Memory of John Conyngham ’43
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kluger
In Memory of Ruth Schulz Cottrell ’53
Mr. Stephen Cottrell
Dr. and Mrs. H. Alexander Smith Jr.
In Memory of Fern Poole Davies ’43
Mr. and Mrs. David Davies
In Memory of the Deceased
Members of the Class of 1969
Mrs. Laurie Burnside Cummings
In Memory of Alexander W. Dick
Alexander W. Dick Foundation
In Memory of Louise Dixon
Mr. John Dixon
In Memory of Ronald Ertley
Kristine Ertley McCarthy
In Memory of Myrddyn and
Marjorie Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Lipsitz
In Memory of William B. Evans ’44
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Berger
Mrs. Claire Evans
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Evans
Mr. Timothy Evans
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Evans, Jr.
In Memory of Paul Joseph
Eyerman, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Shick
In Memory of Mary Ellen Fetterman
Wyoming Seminary Lower
School Faculty
In Memory of Charles D. Flack ’72
Miss Jamie Flack
Lieutenant Col. and Mrs. Gail
W. Vonderheid
In Memory of Buell Flaherty
Mr. Simon Russin, III
In Memory of Sheila M.
Flanagan-Sheils ’95
Mr. Richard Biscontini
Ms. Louise Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. James Matysczak
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson
In Memory of Bernice Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. David Kluger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Simms
In Memory of William Green
Wyoming Seminary Upper
School Faculty
In Memory of Helen Grosek
Mrs. Claire Evans
In Memory of Guyler C. Gutstein ’86
Mr. John Metz, Jr.
In Memory of Howard Y. Harris ’20
Mrs. Betty Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Y. Harris, Jr.
In Memory of Suzanne Hess
Hazelton ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Howard
In Memory of Charles Worth Howard
Dr. Kathleen Howard Sutherland and
Mr. John Sutherland
In Memory of Joan Everett
Hoffman ’48
Mr. Robert Libenson
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scheinholtz
In Memory of Jean Robbins
Hughes ’48
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes
Mrs. Betsy Hughes Phillips
HONORS AND MEMORIALS
In Memory of Morgan R. Jones ’57
Mr. John Moran
In Memory of Elizabeth Crawford
Killian ’40
Ms. Gail Aideuis
In Memory of Joseph Lentini
In Memory of Charlotte Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rosenberg
In Memory of Audrey Radler Lord ’54
Mr. James Lord
In Memory of B. Everett and
Edna I. Lord
Mr. James Lord
In Memory of Joseph Loftus
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barilla
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galante
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Granger
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Molitoris
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O’Malley
Miss Elizabeth Schmaltz
Mrs. Jane Slaff
School Faculty
In Memory of Steve Maga
In Memory of Lee J. McCarthy ’44
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Clements
Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Last
Ms. Julie McCarthy Strzeletz
Miss Laura Strzeletz
Mr. Nicholas Strzeletz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youngman
In Memory of Elizabeth Davies
McGown ’35
Ms. Margaret McGown
In Memory of Lynn Conlon
Merwarth ’50
Mr. James Merwarth
In Memory of Jozia
Mieszkowski ’57
Mrs. Bernardine Borinski
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gushka
Laurie Nelson and Steve Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shipman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vojtko
Mrs. Barbara Weisberger
In Memory of Richard J. Miller ’41
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Nauman, Jr.
In Memory of Margaret Mitchell
Mr. Guthrie Mitchell
In Memory of Betty Hopkins Moses
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moses
In Memory of John D. Mueller ’52
Ms. Joyce Stroup
In Memory of Adam E. Onzik
In Memory of Richard L. Pearsall
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Buckingham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Davies
Mrs. Nancy Shafer
Dr. and Mrs. H. Alexander Smith, Jr.
In Memory of Mary Pensieri
Ms. Maria Bowman
Ms. Florence Kuperavage
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sarnecki, Sr.
Mrs. Sandra Laidler Valenti
In Memory of William I. and
Marion Pentecost
Mr. Alan Hughes and
Mrs. Polly Pentecost
Mr. Eric Hunt and Ms. Elizabeth Hughes
Ms. Kathryn Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Stringfellow
Ms. Ann Woodland
Mr. Jeffrey Woodland
In Memory of Benjamin F. Phillips ’52
In Memory of Kathy Pinder
School Faculty
In Memory of Kimberly Popple ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boackle
In Memory of S. Carle Raub ’35
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern L. Blietz
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Christianson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Commerford
Mr. Alan Dale
Mr. William Heinzen
Ms. M. Gail Koester
Mr. Verlin Kompelien
Dana and Charlotte Marcelius
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McMenamin
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Purrington
Ms. Dolores Rufenacht
Mr. William Weigel
In Memory of Harold Rittenmeyer ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rittenmeyer
In Memory of Richard D. Rivers ’51
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kluger
Dr. and Mrs. Millard F. Long
Mrs. Nancy Shafer
In Memory of Mariheln Dormer Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Foran
In Memory of Jane Ross
In Memory of Irene Santarelli
Miss Madeline Kropp
Mr. and Mrs. Young-Nam Kwon
Mr. Philip Santarelli
In Memory of Sesto Santarelli
Miss Madeline Kropp
In Memory of Edward A. Shafer ’36
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shafer
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shafer
Mrs. Nancy Shafer
In Memory of John J. Sharkowicz ’52
Mr. Raymond Stralka
In Memory of Winifred Schooley
Shortz ’40
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grover
M. Hughes
Mrs. Marilyn Coughlin Rudolph
In Memory of Mary Catherine Shedlawski
Mr. Joseph Shedlawski
In Memory of Quinley Genevieve Siff
Miss Leah Eyerman
Mr. Christopher Katyl
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosengrant
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Siff
In Memory of Robert P. Slaff ’40
Mr. Andrew and Atty. Sara Slaff
In Memory of Barbara W. Wiener
Smith ’41
M. Hughes
In Memory of Robert Smith ’44
Mr. Bill Plante and Ms. Robin Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sneberger
In Memory of Wallace F. Stettler
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Johns
Ms. Maribeth Jones
Parents Association
In Memory of Martha Shoemaker
Terry ’33
Dr. Judith Terry Smith and Mr. James Smith
In Memory of Enoch H. Thomas ’36
Mr. and Mrs. William Goeller
In Memory of Esther Wainstein
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Reece
In Memory of Matthew
Edward Wascavage
Ms. Susan Grisewood
In Memory of Zelda Klein Weiss ’45
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Judd Shoval
In Memory of John and Dean Wiles
Mrs. Ruth Ellen Calhoun
M. Hughes
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THE WESTLAKE SOCIETY
The Westlake
SOCIETY
1935
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Edythe Dickover Tessen
1939
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1949
-------------------Howard C. Beane
1950
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Marcella McCormick Fay
Robert Vandenberg
Quincy S. Abbot
Anne Cook Dickerson
Frank M. Henry
1940
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1951
--------------------
Frank Sklaris
Allan Slaff
1942
-------------------Stanley S. Davies
Joseph P. Flanagan Jr.
Mary E. Mayock Flanagan
Charlotte Benjamin Morris
Robert S. Tippett
1944
-------------------Helen Lewis Cackener
Nancy Abbott Cohen
1945
-------------------James P. Bailey
Betsy Bell Condron
1946
-------------------Edward Berninger
Irwin E. Lecker
1948
-------------------1948
Harold C. Buckingham Jr.
Barbara Clark Butler
Frank C. Carlucci
Nancy Jackson Hartman
Robert S. Hartman
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Geraldine Ruddy Hourigan
Collette Touey Kean
Sandra R. Lloyd
Mary Eagen McDonald
Elizabeth Reynolds Metzger
John T. Stevens
1952
-------------------Sylvia Brown Nadel
Stuart Z. Uram
Jerrold Williams
1953
-------------------Ronald Del Duca
Jeanne Malkemes Hickman
Harry Lee
Joanne Torbert Seifried
1959
-------------------Bruce Ambrose
Gerald Dwyer
Robert E. Jones
Jackiann Beattie Smith-McKernan
Bernhardt K. Wruble
1960
-------------------Jennifer Bailey MacPherson
Jay N. Weinberg
1961
-------------------Leon Bonner
Raymond S. Howard
Peter K. Johnson
W. Kentley Jones
V. Paul Zanecki
1962
-------------------Stephen M. Alinikoff
Virginia Greenwood Dubbs
Mildred Kaiser Fleetwood
Peter Foldes
Alfred W. Thomas III
William W. Yoder
1963
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1954
-------------------Joan Patterson Sheil
Thomas E. Watkins
Leslie Turrell Bullock
Robert Dealaman
John Morton III
Lisa Harvey Morton
David C. Sanford
1955
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1964
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Richard M. Goldberg
Benjamin R. Jones III
1956
-------------------Virginia Miller Schmidt
1957
-------------------Linda Myers German
Sandy Padwe
Robert J. Siegel
Alice Robinson Thompson
R. Scott Hummel
1965
-------------------Estelle Andrews
Elliott S. Robinson III
THE WESTLAKE SOCIETY
1966
-------------------Steven Foldes
Paul R. Freeman
Barbara Hauck
Stephen B. Killian
Leonard J. Thacher
1967
-------------------Bruce Logan
Crawford C. Smith
1968
-------------------W. Edward Conklin Jr.
Robert R. James
1969
-------------------Joseph W. Harpster
James W. Hunt
Alexis S. C. Iszard
John S. Lopatto III
Robert J. McFann Jr.
Pauline Rodgers Moon
Elizabeth Hibbard
Steven Russell
John P. Sgarlat
Joseph J. Waiter
1970
-------------------George P. Droelle
Margot Meeks Hennings
Donald R. Murray
1971
-------------------Anthony C. Adonizio
David P. Hourigan
Robert Maloney Jr.
Phillip Roth
John H. Shafer
Richard C. Stauffer
1972
-------------------Jonathan J. Balester
John Ciocca
Deborah Kapral
Gary C. Klein
Patrick M. Loftus
Elliot Miller
Thomas Person
Robert L. Rosenberg
Marian E. Spohrer
Samuel L. Stettler
1973
-------------------Charles Baltimore
Brian L. Davis
1974
-------------------Anthony J. Grosek III
Frank M. Henry Jr.
Jeffrey Klein
1975
-------------------George G. Conyngham Jr.
1976
-------------------Shelley Freeman
David I. Kluger
John A. Licata
Dana Pearce Lyons
Janet Murray
William Wolf
1977
-------------------Kathryn Reynolds-Bellas
Jodie Lyons Elyachar
Jon Hallingstad
Jason Kurchner
C. Thomas Shannon
Robert J. Wise
1978
-------------------Marc L. Holtzman
1980
-------------------Louis J. Butera
Robert S. Tippett Jr.
1982
-------------------Susan Dantona Jolley
Friends
-------------------William Mainwaring
Richard Maslow
Charles E. Parente
James Revie
Patricia Rummage
Natalie Solfanelli
Laroy Ziegler
About the Westlake Society
The Westlake Society recognizes those alumni and friends of Wyoming
Seminary who have indicated that they have made provisions for a gift
to the School in their estate plans, or through membership in The Living
Endowment Society. This recognition society was previously known as
The Planned Giving Honor Roll, but was renamed in memory of Emory
H. Westlake, Class of 1896, in recognition of and with appreciation
of his generous bequest to the School in 1996 at the time of the 150th
Anniversary Campaign. Mr. Westlake creatively planned his estate in
order to maximize his giving to those charities most important to him.
Within a few months of the 100th anniversary of his graduation, Mr.
Westlake’s bequest created the Westlake Scholarship Endowment Fund
at Wyoming Seminary. The School feels his wise use of charitable and
estate gift planning is an example for others to emulate.
In addition to the names that follow, there are others who have included
Wyoming Seminary in their estate plans, but at their request, their names
are not listed.
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ENDOWMENT
FUNDS
& AWARDS
Endowment Funds
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Theodore S. Abbot
Endowment Fund
Established in 1989 in recognition
of Professor Theodore Abbot’s
distinguished 42-year teaching career
at Wyoming Seminary. The fund was
augmented in 1993 by a matching
gift challenge from the Edward E.
Ford Foundation and a gift from
his son Quincy S. Abbot ’50 and
an anonymous friend. Income from
the fund underwrites a one-term
sabbatical for a faculty member.
Elizabeth Albert/Marie Anderson
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1989 by Elizabeth
Albert, a long-time friend of Marie
Anderson, mother of Jacqueline
Anderson Kepler ’44. The fund
supports scholarship awards.
About the Endowment Funds & Awards
The following is a description and report of Wyoming Seminary’s
endowed funds and awards. As of June 30, 2014, the market value
of the School’s endowment funds was $56.7 million. Additions to the
principal of a fund may be made by any donor at any time. To establish
an endowment fund at Wyoming Seminary, please contact your attorney
and either the School’s Development Office at (570) 270-2140 or the
President’s Office at (570) 270-2150.
Every effort has been made to report and define all funds accurately in
the following list. If you detect an oversight or inaccuracy, please accept
our apologies and inform the Development Office.
Marvin Antinnes Athletic
Endowment Fund
Established in 1991 by former
players and friends of Marvin
Antinnes in recognition of his 25year tenure as head football coach at
Wyoming Seminary.
A. Anthony and Barbara W.
Anzalone Fund
Established in 1993 by A. Anthony
Anzalone ’64 and his wife, Barbara, to
provide support for the Middle School
football and creative arts programs.
Alumni Scholarship Fund
Established in 1986 with a gift from
the Wyoming Seminary Alumni
Association to provide scholarship
aid to children and grandchildren of
Wyoming Seminary graduates.
Bessie Garcelon Atwood
Scholarship Endowment Fund
Established in 2007 by Charles
Laycock ’35 in recognition
of and appreciation for Miss
Atwood and all she meant to so
many graduates of the Academy,
Institute and Day School. The
income from the fund will be
used to provide assistance to
academically talented students
who otherwise would not be able
to afford a Wyoming Seminary
Lower School education.
Helen L. Anderson Endowment Fund
Established in 2005 with a bequest
from Helen L. Anderson ’30. Income
from the fund provides support for
the art department.
Olive B. Barr Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Eestablished in 2007 by a bequest
from the estate of Olive Barr ’37 to
provide scholarship aid.
Alumni Council Opportunities
Fund Endowment
Established in 2008 with a gift from
the Wyoming Seminary Alumni
Council to provide resources for needs
at the Upper and/or Lower Schools
not provided in the operating budget.
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ENDOWMENT FUNDS & AWARDS
Sarah S. Barr Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2007 by a bequest
from the estate of Sarah Barr ’34 to
Bernard B. Baschkin and Herman
and Anne W. Auerbach Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1991 by Millicent
Auerbach Baschkin ’51 in memory
of her husband, Bernard B. Baschkin,
and her parents, Herman and Anne W.
Auerbach, to provide scholarship aid.
The fund’s name changed in 2001 to
include Mr. Baschkin and acknowledge
his bequest to the endowment.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Beaver Memorial
from Helen Beaver Platten ’37 and
named in memory of her parents.
Income from the endowment
provides scholarship aid.
Randolph and Margaret Lazarus
Bennett Memorial Fund
Established in 1961 by the estate of
Dr. Clarence Elmer Bennett to help
underwrite the salary of a biology teacher.
Helen Berryman Endowment Fund
Established in 2005 by a bequest from
the estate of Helen Berryman to support
the general purposes of the School.
Joseph Bittenbender Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from Walter Vorbleski to provide
scholarship aid and honor Mr.
Vorbleski’s dear friend, Dr. Joseph
Bittenbender ’47.
Frank Bonstein Fund
Established in 1927 by the estate
of Frank Bonstein to provide
scholarship aid.
Helen L. Brown Scholarship
Established in 1981 by Wyoming
Seminary alumni and friends to
honor Helen L. Brown ’18 and
Buckingham President’s
Discretionary Fund
Established in 1973 by Robert ’44,
Harold ’48, Walter ’49 and Barbara
to honor their parents, Dorothy
and Harold Buckingham. Memorial
gifts augmented the fund in 1983
upon Mrs. Buckingham’s death and
again in 1992 following the death
of Dr. Buckingham ’19, Wyoming
Seminary’s eighth president. The
fund’s revenues are used at the
discretion of Seminary’s president.
Ernest Buckman Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 upon the death
of Ernest Buckman ’43. He earlier
had made a gift to the Wyoming
Seminary Pooled Income Fund and
the endowment will support the
general purposes of the School.
C. H. Burgess Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Adaline Burgess. Income from the
fund provides financial assistance
to academically talented students
education. Preference may be
weighted for qualified students who
reside in Luzerne County.
Frank Carlucci Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2012 to honor Frank
Carlucci ’48 to provide scholarship
assistance to a student who has
completed their junior year at Sem,
who has demonstrated interest in
public service and has made significant
contributions to the school and the
greater community in that arena.
Robert L. Casper Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1996 by Robert L.
Casper ’30 with a gift to the 150th
Anniversary Campaign to provide
scholarship aid.
Edward G. Chapin Sr. and Eleanor
Jones Chapin Memorial
Endowment Fund
Established in 1990 by Edward G.
Chapin Jr. ’41 in memory of his parents.
Charlene Lisa Chung
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1989 by family and
friends in memory of Charlene Chung
’87 to provide scholarship aid.
Class of 1961 Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2011 by the Class of
’61 in honor of their 50th reunion to
Class of 1962 Scholarship
Endowment Fund
’62 in honor of their 50th reunion to
Class of 1963 Faculty
Development Fund
’63 in honor of their 50th reunion
to provide professional development
funding for the faculty.
Class of 2002 Senior Parents and
Grandparents Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 by parents and
grandparents to pay tribute to their
graduating seniors. The purpose of
the endowment fund is to enhance
intercultural understanding and
cooperation. The genesis of this Fund
were the catastrophic events that
took place on 9/11/01 during the
class’ senior year.
Coughlin Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2000 by Ann Mueller
Coughlin ’47 in honor of Coughlin
family members who attended
Wyoming Seminary. The fund
provides financial assistance to
academically talented students who
otherwise would not be able to afford
a Wyoming Seminary education.
Robert B. Currie Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1996 by Robert B.
Currie ’53 with a gift to the 150th
Anniversary Campaign to provide
scholarship aid.
Patricia S. and Stanley S. Davies
Established in 1999 by Anne Davies
Newman ’68, Peter B. Davies ’72,
Gordon S. Davies ’77 and Molly
P. Davies ’79 in honor of the 50th
wedding anniversary of their parents,
Patricia S. and Stanley S. Davies ’42.
The fund underwrites scholarships
for students from Northeastern
Pennsylvania who otherwise would
not be able to afford Wyoming
Seminary, who show promise of
benefiting from a quality education
and are likely to contribute to the life
of the School.
Anne Louise Greene Davenport
Scholarship
Established in 1925 by Hon.
Frederick M. Davenport 1885 and
Ernest W. Davenport 1890, and
increased in 1957 by a gift from
Frederick Davenport’s widow. The
fund provides scholarship aid.
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David L. Davis Endowment Fund
the estate of David Davis ’33 to support
the general purposes of the School.
Arthur R. and Russell W. Edgar
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1985 by Mrs.
Margaret B. Edgar in honor of her
husband, Russell Edgar ’24, and in
memory of her son, Arthur Edgar
’59, to provide scholarship aid.
Bettijane Long Eisenpreis Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2013 by Bettijane
Long Eisenpreis ’53 to provide
scholarship aid.
Endowment for Faculty Salaries
and Benefits
Established in 1976 with gifts from
alumni, parents and friends, to be
used for faculty salaries and benefits.
Myrddyn and Marjorie Evans
Established in 2003 by Hilary and
Ethel Evans Lipsitz ’51 in memory
of Ethel’s father and in honor of her
mother, to provide scholarship aid.
Faculty Development Fund
Established in 1988 by alumni,
parents and friends as a result of a
challenge grant from the Edward
E. Ford Foundation. The fund
provides faculty with professional
experiences which enables them to
remain current in their disciplines
and rejuvenated in new and
different opportunities.
Fassett Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1994 by the Fassett
family in recognition of their
five generations of association
with Wyoming Seminary. This
scholarship award is to be made
annually to a deserving student
who demonstrates financial need
and academic excellence, possesses
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high quality of character, and gives
evidence of positive contribution
to society.
Joseph P. Flanagan Scholarship Fund
Established in 1993 by Joseph P.
Flanagan Jr. ’42 and Mary Elizabeth
Mayock Flanagan ’42 in honor of
Joseph P. Flanagan, Class of 1903 at
Harry Hillman Academy and later
a student at Wyoming Seminary.
Joseph P. Flanagan, an orphan who
relied on his own initiative for basic
subsistence, was educated in part
through financial assistance by Harry
Hillman Academy and Wyoming
Seminary. The fund is dedicated
to the support of intelligent and
ambitious young men and women at
Wyoming Seminary.
Wilbur H. and Evelyn H. Fleck Fund
Established in 1961 by Wilbur and
Evelyn Fleck to endow a chair for the
academic dean.
Fortinsky/Schwartz Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1996 by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fortinsky and Mr. and
Mrs. John Schwartz with a gift to
the 150th Anniversary Campaign to
Ann and Nevin Gerges Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2013 by Wayne
Clements in memory of his stepfather, Nevin Gerges 1916, to
Greenwald Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1993 by Henry ’26,
Sylvia, Michael ’57 and Jonathan ’60
to provide scholarship aid.
Joseph C. Haldiman Kirby Library
Collection Fund
Established in 1988 by Craig Rozen
’68 in honor of his good friend
Joseph Haldiman, to purchase books
for the Kirby Library.
Merritt L. Harding Endowment Fund
Established in 1987 by Merritt L.
Harding ’34 in honor of his parents,
Professor Merritt L. and Sarah J.
Harding, a teacher of Latin and
French, 1903 to 1911. The fund
provides scholarship assistance to
the descendents of United Methodist
ordained clergy.
Howard Y. Harris Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established initially in 1989 and
then significantly augmented by Mrs.
Howard Y. Harris and family in 2005
in memory of Dr. Howard Y. Harris
’20. The fund provides scholarship
assistance to talented students in
Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Ruby Thompson Harris and Burton
L. Harris Endowment Fund
Established in 1998 by Doris Harris
Hamilton ’35. Income from the fund
underwrites resource materials for
the Kirby Library and the Upper
School’s history department.
Harvey/Barney Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Mrs. Laning Harvey III ’50, Mr. and
Mrs. Laning J. Harvey ’80, and the
W. J. Barney Foundation. The fund
generates revenue for material goods,
not covered in the budget, that
furnish curricular and co-curricular
items and benefit a cross section of
the School population. Beginning
with the 1999-2000 fiscal year and
continuing with all fiscal years ending
in even numbers, the income from
the fund will be divided equally
between the Upper and Lower School
libraries. In alternate years, the
income will be directed to the Dean’s
discretionary fund at each division.
W. Gano and Grace A. Hazen
Memorial Fund
of Grace A. Hazen to provide
scholarship aid.
Hugh G. and Edith Henderson
from the estate of Jessie T. Henderson
to provide scholarship aid annually
for a deserving day student who
resides in the Wyoming Valley.
C. Emlyn and Mary S. Hughes
Scholarship
Established in 1979 by C. Emlyn
Hughes ’31 and his wife to provide
scholarship aid.
Frank M. Henry Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1996 by the Wyoming
Seminary Board of Trustees in
honor of the distinguished tenure of
Frank M. Henry ’50, a trustee from
1967 to 1996, and to recognize the
inspirational leadership he provided
as national chairman of the 150th
Anniversary Campaign. Income from
the fund provides financial assistance
to students from northeastern
Pennsylvania.
J. Theodore Hughes Library
Endowment Fund
Established in 2001 by Miriam
Hughes Carroll ’55 in memory of her
father, J. Theodore Hughes, a 1924
graduate of Wyoming Seminary who
joined the faculty in 1931 and served
as Dean from 1950 to 1965. The
fund perpetuates the Hughes Fund
which Nancy Quin Davis ’55 and her
classmates initiated in honor of Dean
Hughes at their 45th reunion in 1990.
It provides an annual income for the
Kirby Library to purchase information
materials, i.e., books, computerized
research products, software, fees to
access internet search engines, and
other present and future inventions of
the Information Age.
Lea Hunt Fund
of Kathleen M. Hunt to honor her
husband, Lea Hunt, by providing
scholarship aid.
Governor Arthur H. James
Scholarship Fund
of Emily R. James to honor her
husband, Arthur H. James, and
Dorothy S. Jones Fund
Dorothy S. Jones for the acquisition of
books for the Lower School Library.
Collette Touey Kean
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1991 by Dr. Ben
H. Kean in honor of his wife,
Collette Touey Kean ’48, to provide
scholarship aid.
Marie Welker Kennedy Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from the estate of Marie Welker
Kennedy ’36 for the purpose of
providing scholarship aid.
Carol M. King Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from Carol King, teacher at the
Lower School from 1969 to 1989, to
Allan P. Kirby/Lafayette College
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1949 by Allan P.
Kirby for the purpose of providing
scholarship aid.
Fred M. Kirby Fund
Established in 1921 by Fred Morgan
Kirby for the purpose of supporting
classroom instruction.
Maurice Kluger and Barbara Kluger
Weinberg Library Endowment Fund
Established in 1990 by Ruth F.
Kluger in memory of her husband,
Maurice, and her daughter, Barbara
Kluger Weinberg ’57, for the
acquisition of books for the Kirby
Library.
William P. Kocher Endowment Fund
Established in 1984 by William P.
Kocher ’27 to provide an endowment
fund for general purposes.
Kopen Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2004 by Dan and
Kathy Kopen for the purpose of
providing scholarship aid.
Korean Parents and Alumni
Association Endowment Fund
Seminary Korean Parents and Alumni
Association. Income from the fund is
to be used to honor the longstanding
relationship between Wyoming
Seminary and Korea, to further Asian
studies and support of the English as
a Second Language program.
Laycock House Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 by Dr. Charles F.
Laycock ’35. Income from the fund
is used to maintain and support the
property at 243 North Maple Ave.,
the current president’s residence. The
property was the Laycock family
residence from 1922 to 1953.
Esther Bennett LeGrand
Endowment Fund
friends in memory of Esther Bennett
LeGrand, a 1939 graduate of the
Dean School of Business. Income from
the fund is used for the acquisition of
books for the Kirby Library.
Lenfest Foundation Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2010 by the Lenfest
Foundation to provide financial
assistance to students who live in
rural areas of Pennsylvania.
Alice Kleinrock Levey
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1982 by Merle
Levey in memory of his wife, Alice
Kleinrock Levey ’51, to generate
revenue for scholarships.
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Levey Family Endowment Fund
Established in 1999 by James
Levey ’81. The fund provides
financial assistance in the form of a
scholarship to academically talented
students who otherwise would
not be able to afford a Wyoming
Seminary education.
Dorothy I. Lewis Memorial
Scholarship Fund
of Dorothy I. Lewis ’28 to fund
scholarships at Wyoming Seminary.
Jack R. Linsky Foundation – Lynda
Rosenthal Library Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 by the Linsky
Foundation in honor of Lynda
Rosenthal ’63. Income from the
fund is for the exclusive use of the
Upper School Library.
B. Everett and Edna I. Lord
Memorial Endowment Fund
Established in 2005 by family
members in memory of Edna and
B. Everett Lord, teacher of science
at Wyoming Seminary from 1943
to 1965. Income from this fund is
to be used to support the School’s
physics and chemistry programs.
Lottman Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1998 by Ann
Lottman in memory of her
husband, Irving Lottman ’30,
and their daughter, Shelly Beth,
who tragically died at age 5.
Income from the fund provides
scholarships for academically
talented students who otherwise
could not afford a Wyoming
Seminary education.
Howard B. and Dagmar A.
Matthews Endowment Fund
Established in 1981 by Howard
Matthews ’24 to purchase books
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Lee J. McCarthy Jr. Scholarship
Endowment Fund
friends of Lee J. McCarthy ’44 who
died in March 2000. Lee McCarthy’s
children–Tish ’74, Clare ’75, Jeannie
’77, Lee ’80, John ’80, Julie ’81 and
Caroline ’84–all graduated from
Seminary. The fund provides financial
assistance to a resident of Luzerne
County who is “an all-around
good person,” meets the admission
requirements of the School, and
is likely to be active in sports and
school activities.
John McCole Endowed Teaching
Chair in Mathematics
friends of John McCole ’46 in
recognition of his dedicated service
to and lifelong association with
Wyoming Seminary. This endowed
teaching chair recognizes excellence
in the teaching of mathematics.
Jack H. Meeks Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1993 by Patrick Loftus
’72 and Tom Person ’72 to recognize
the distinguished tenure of Jack
Meeks, Seminary’s first director of
development. Income from the fund
provides scholarship assistance to an
Upper School student.
Teresa Jordan and Frank J. Mehm II
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1985 by Paul R.
Mehm ’28 to provide scholarship aid.
Paul R. Mehm Kirby Library
Acquisitions Fund
Established in 1985 by Paul R.
Mehm ’28 for the acquisition of
books for the Kirby Library.
Mericle Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2010 by the
Robert Mericle Family to provide
scholarship aid.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moat Technology
Endowment Fund
of Harry E. Moat ’30 in memory
of his parents to provide monies
for the purchase of technological
enhancements for the Upper School
program.
Stella Miner Moat Library
Endowment Fund
the estate of Stella Miner Moat, a 1930
graduate of the Wilkes-Barre Institute.
This fund supports acquisition of
books and other materials for the
Lower School Library.
Mary Harris Montgomery
Endowment Fund
from the estate of Mary Harris
Montgomery ’31. Income from
the fund pays for maintenance
and furnishings for the Victorian
Room in Swetland Hall, which Mrs.
Montgomery helped to establish with
gifts during her lifetime.
Helen L. Pringle Moore
Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1983 by George E.
Moore ’31 in memory of his wife,
Helen L. Pringle Moore ’31, to
provide scholarships.
Morgan Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from Charles K. “Red” Morgan ’38.
A gift from Walter Morgan ’16 WBA,
Red’s uncle, made during the 150th
Anniversary Campaign in honor
of his receiving the Distinguished
Service Award, was added later. Also,
bequests from Dorothy Morgan ’17
WBI, Walter’s sister, who died in
February, 1992, and Jessie Lovett
Morgan, Dorothy and Walter’s
sister, a graduate of the Institute who
passed away in June, 1996, were
included. The endowment provides
financial assistance to academically
talented students who otherwise
would not be able to afford a
Wyoming Seminary education.
Samuel O. Morreale Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in November 1994 by
Samuel O. Morreale ’31 for the
purpose of scholarship aid.
John and Marion Harvey Morton
Established in January 2008 by
John and Lisa Harvey Morton
in honor of the outstanding
academic and athletic experience
they both had at Wyoming
Seminary (the school where
they met) and also to honor
Lisa’s family members, some of
whom were early leaders and
benefactors, and those who have
attended Sem for generations.
The income from the fund will
be used to provide financial
assistance to academically and
athletically talented students who
have an interest in attending the
Naval Academy or West Point
after graduating from Sem.
Ben and Betty Hopkins Moses
Library Endowment Fund
Established in 1982 by Dale ’61,
Gaard ’64 and Meredith ’66 Moses
to honor their parents. The fund
supports the acquisition of books
Lydia Stark Mosier Memorial Fund
Established in 1927 by Frank C.
Mosier to provide scholarship aid.
Harry White Moyer Endowment Fund
Established in 2006 by a
distribution from the Wyoming
Seminary Pooled Income Fund
upon the deaths of both Mary
Sigafoos Harshbarger ’39 and
her husband, Laurence. This
Fund honors Mrs. Harshbarger’s
grandmother and is to support the
Reuben A. and Cheryl Casselberry
Munday Scholarship Endowment Fund
Established in 2014 by Reuben A.
Munday ’65 and his wife Cheryl in
honor of Reuben’s 50th reunion and in
appreciation of the education he received
at Sem. The scholarship provides
talented boarding students who are
U.S. citizens from a state other than
Pennsylvania, who otherwise would not
be able to afford a Sem education.
Doris Patrick Endowed Teaching
Chair for Fine Arts
of Doris Patrick. This endowed
teaching chair recognizes excellence
in the teaching of fine arts.
Nesbitt - Orr Endowment Fund
Established in 2003 upon the death of
William Orr. Geraldine Nesbitt Orr
earlier had made a gift to a charitable
remainder trust in honor of her husband
and the endowment will support the
John W. and Lula S. Price
Scholarship Fund
of Ruth E. Price Rammling ’13 in
memory of her parents. The fund
underwrites scholarship aid.
Harry Phineas Packard Scholarship
Endowment Fund
H. Jeremy Packard with a gift to the
150th Anniversary Campaign, given
in memory of his grandfather and
implemented to provide scholarship aid.
Horace S. and Martha I. Parker
Established in 2002 by Robert S.
Parker ’52 and Cynthia Parker De Puy
’50 in memory of their parents, Horace
S. Parker, a distinguished member of
Wyoming Seminary’s faculty from
1929 to 1972, and Martha I. Parker.
The fund provides annual income for
the exclusive use of the Kirby Library
for the twofold purpose of purchasing
works of literary criticism, as well as
appropriate fiction for young adults.
Philip B. Parsons
Memorial Scholarship
Established in 1981 by Dorothe B.
Parsons in memory of her husband,
Philip B. Parsons ’30, to provide
scholarship aid.
Doris L. Patrick Fund for the Arts
Established by Doris L. Patrick in
1978 for the support of the arts.
Betsy Albert Price Endowment Fund
from the estate of Betsy Price ’41
to support the general purposes of
the School.
Stella Purvin Memorial
Scholarship Fund
friends in memory of Stella Golomb
Purvin ’17 for the purpose of funding
scholarship aid.
E. R. Quesada Fund
Established in 1987 by Elwood R.
Quesada ’24 to endow a chair in the
history department.
Linda Kinney Reiser Memorial
friends in memory of Linda Kinney
Reiser for the acquisition of books at
the Sordoni Library.
Harold and Shirley Rittenmeyer
Established in 1998 by Ronald
A. Rittenmeyer ’65 in memory of
his parents. Income from the fund
Daniel C. Roberts Scholarship Fund
Established in 1934 by Daniel C.
Roberts for the purpose of funding
scholarship aid.
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Diane Travis Rose Library Fund
Established in 1990 by Thomas Rose
in memory of his wife, Diane Travis
Rose ’47, for the purchase of books
Adrian Ross Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 by Adrian Ross
’30 to provide financial assistance to
Saidman Family Endowment for
Religious Studies
Established in 1993 by Dr. Lester
Saidman in memory of his wife
Bertha to enhance serious academic
study of religion, specifically to
provide Judaic studies on a mature
level open to all students.
Sesto P. Santarelli Scholarship
Endowment Fund
and friends of Sesto P. Santarelli,
father of Philip J. Santarelli ’67 and
Sylvia Santarelli Kropp ’71, and
grandfather of Gianna Santarelli ’90,
Paul Santarelli ’01, Alexis Kropp
’99, Madeline Kropp ’05, and
Caroline Kropp ’09. The scholarship
fund provides financial assistance
to academically talented students
education. First preference is given
to students who achieve in the
classroom while excelling on the
football field.
Schautz Scholarship Fund
Established in 1990 by Walter Schautz
’53 and his mother, Madalene Schautz,
for the purpose of scholarship aid.
Rachel Van Gasken Schrider
Scholarship Endowment
Established in 1999 by Rachel Van
Gasken Schrider ’25 in appreciation of
the education she received at the Dean
School of Business. The scholarship
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Renee Manjin-Sherwood Senior
Prom Endowment Fund
Established in 1999 by Renee
Manjin-Sherwood to provide
financial assistance to senior students,
in particular, international senior
students, who otherwise would not be
able to attend the junior-senior prom.
Sun-Nye Shin Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2004 by a gift from
General Jin Kyu Kim in memory
of his mother, Sun-Nye Shin. The
income from this fund is to be
used to provide a scholarship to
a deserving sophomore or junior
student for outstanding citizenship.
Slattery Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1998 by Frank P.
Slattery Jr. ’55 in honor of his
mother, Marguerite Goebel Slattery,
a 1924 graduate of the Wyoming
Seminary Dean School of Business,
and his wife, Mollie Devaney
Slattery. The purpose of this
scholarship is to provide financial
assistance to academically talented
Seminary education.
Robert Smith Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1998 by family,
classmates and friends of Colonel
Robert N. Smith ’44, who was killed
in action in Vietnam in 1969. This
scholarship fund was created as
the Class of 1944 celebrated their
55th reunion. The purpose of this
scholarship is to provide financial
assistance to academically talented
Seminary education.
Wallace F. and Sue B. Stettler
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1990 with an initial
gift by the Wyoming Seminary Upper
School Parents’ Association in honor
of the ninth president and his wife
for the purpose of scholarship aid.
Wallace F. Stettler Lower School
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1969 with gifts from
parents and friends to be used for
scholarship aid at the Lower School.
The fund was named in honor of Dr.
Stettler in May 1990.
Stewart Drake Scholarship Fund
the estate of Sarah Stewart Peirce ’20.
This scholarship fund was established
by Mrs. Peirce in memory of her
mother, Caroline (Caddie) Drake
Stewart, an 1888 Seminary graduate,
and numerous other relatives from
the Drake and Stewart families who
attended Wyoming Seminary.
Warren Tischler Endowment Fund
from the estate of Warren Tischler
’38 to support the general purposes
of the School.
James Troutner Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from James Troutner ’43 to provide
scholarship aid.
Trustee Scholarship Fund
Established by the Trustees of
Wyoming Seminary in 1982
for the purpose of granting two
scholarships to students who excel in
a competitive academic examination.
William and Alethea Jones Ulerich
Established in 1991 by Alethea
Jones Ulerich ’31 to provide
scholarship aid.
Stuart Z. Uram Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2002 by Stuart Z.
Uram ’52 in honor of his 50th
Reunion to provide scholarship aid.
Nan D. Wallis Fund
of Nan D. Wallis to maintain and
equip the furniture and furnishings
of the Wallis Room.
Williams Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 1996 by William
and Marion Pentecost in memory
of John H. Williams (1883) and
Rachel Williams Williams (1882) and
their sons, Roy Neath Williams and
Ralph Bradford Williams. John and
Rachel Williams were the paternal
grandparents of Mrs. Pentecost.
Income from the fund provides
talented students.
Arthur and Emily Valli Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2011 by Amy Valli
Bennett ’94, in honor of her parents,
to provide scholarship aid.
Anna Weeks Endowment Fund
from the estate of Anna Weeks ’21
to support the general purposes of
the School.
Thomas K. Williams Endowment Fund
from the estate of Thomas Williams
’31 to support the general purposes
of the School.
Gary J. Vanderburg Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Established in 2001 by former
players of Coach Gary Vanderburg
and their parents. Vanderburg
coached basketball at Wyoming
Seminary from 1971 to 1999.
The purpose of this fund is to
provide financial assistance to an
academically talented student who
has an interest in basketball.
Isabel C. Weeks Scholarship
Endowment Fund
from the estate of Isabel C. Weeks
’24 to provide scholarship aid.
Rose Williamson Scholarship Fund
of Rose Williamson to provide
scholarship aid.
John M. Vaida Choral Music
Endowment Fund
Established in 1986 by alumni,
parents and friends in tribute to John
M. Vaida, chairman of the fine arts
department, and to provide funds for
the choral program.
Tracey Leigh Vandermark
from the estate of Ethel Vandermark
in memory of her daughter, Tracey
Vandermark ’81. Income from this fund
will be used to provide a scholarship to
a freshman or sophomore student who
excels in biology.
Walter F. and Florence C. Vorbleski
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1988 by Walter
and Florence Vorbleski to provide
scholarship aid.
Esther Wainstein Faculty
Development Fund
members and friends in memory
of Esther Wainstein, teacher of
Spanish at Wyoming Seminary
from 1953 to 1975. Income
from the fund is to be used to
provide continuing educational
opportunities for the faculty,
especially in the area of summer
enrichment study-travel.
Zelda Klein Weiss Endowment for
the Performing Arts
friends in memory of Zelda Klein
Weiss ’45. Income from the fund is
to be used to support the performing
arts program of the school.
James C. Weissman Memorial Fund
Established in 1988 by Charlotte
Smulyan Weissman Lewis ’36, in
memory of her son James Weissman
’65, to purchase books for the
Kirby Library.
Robert Weller Endowment Fund
Robert Weller ’32 to establish an
unrestricted endowment fund to be
used at the discretion of the School.
Emory H. Westlake Scholarship
Endowment Fund
of Emory H. Westlake 1896 for
the purpose of scholarship aid to a
deserving male student.
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Endowed Awards
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V. Helen Anderson Art Award
Seminary Faculty Wives Club to
honor V. Helen Anderson, a teacher
at Wyoming Seminary from 1931 to
1958. Awarded to an Upper School
student who has done the best
sustained work in art.
Bessie G. Atwood Fund
Established in 1982 from memorial
gifts received from friends and
relatives of Bessie G. Atwood,
beloved teacher and assistant to the
headmaster at Wilkes-Barre Academy
and Wyoming Seminary Day School
for 42 years. Awarded to an eighthgrade student at the Lower School
with a positive interest in English.
W. Austin Bishop and Mary J.
Muldoon Award
Established in 1980 by Lenox M.
Muldoon ’35 in honor of his mother
and wrestling coach, W. Austin
Bishop. Awarded to a male scholarathlete at the Upper School.
Leroy Bugbee Prize
Sickler Lampp ’33 in honor of Leroy
Bugbee, a teacher of history from
1926 to 1972. Awarded to the student
who submits the best research paper
in a competitive contest.
Parker H. Burt Prize
Established in 1951 by an
anonymous alumnus to honor
Parker H. Burt, a member of the
French faculty from 1919-1954,
and awarded to the member of the
graduating class who has attained
the highest average in French. It
was permanently endowed in 2001
by Mrs. Kenneth Lee in memory
of her husband, Kenneth Freeman
Lee ’51, who died in 2000; he was
the anonymous donor who had
sponsored the award for 50 years.
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Harold and Mollie
Cruikshank Award
Established in 1951 by Mr. and Mrs.
J. Blanchard Carr in honor of Harold
and Mollie Cruikshank, headmaster
and directress at the Lower School from
1940 to 1947. Awarded to an eighthgrade student at the Lower School who
has done the most for the School.
at the Lower School whose academic
and extracurricular performance
reveal qualities of integrity, versatility
and friendliness.
Fern Poole Davies Art Award
friends of Fern Poole Davies ’43,
a graduate of the Dean School of
Business. Presented to the student
artist whose work is chosen in
a competition open to all Upper
School students. The winning work
of art becomes part of the School’s
permanent art collection and is
displayed on the campus.
Edward M. Griffith Memorial
Spanish Award
Established in 1989 by William
’31 and Helen Griffith Brenton ’35
in memory of Edward Griffith ’39
at the time of Mr. Griffith’s 50th
reunion. Awarded to the member
of the Spanish IV class who has
most consistently demonstrated
interest and excellence in the Spanish
language, literature and culture.
Willis L. Dean Citizenship Prizes
Established in 1943 by Mrs. George
W. Carey in memory of her father,
Willis L. Dean, teacher and director
of the business school from 1875 to
1942. Awarded to the senior male
and senior female at the Upper School
who most closely approach the ideal
Wyoming Seminary graduate.
Eugene Goldstein Community
Service Award
and friends in memory of Eugene
Goldstein. Awarded to the student
who has demonstrated outstanding
initiative and commitment in providing
volunteer service to the community.
W. Carver Collins and Louise Loucks
Moore Drama Award
and Herbert Levy in honor of Carver
Collins and Louise Moore, veteran
teachers of drama at Wyoming
Seminary. Awarded to a student who
makes significant contributions to the
drama department.
Jane Pfifferling Dimond Award
Established in 1965 by friends and
family of Jane Dimond. Awarded
to an eighth-grade girl at the Lower
School for excellence in athletics.
Peter Drapiewski Memorial Prize
Established in 1975 by Roman and
Antoinette Drapiewski Chapa in
memory of Peter Drapiewski ’67.
Awarded to an eighth-grade student
Michael Ellis Drama Prize
Established in 1993 by Michael Ellis
’35. Awarded to a student who excels
in dramatic productions.
Holman Religious Leadership Award
Established in 1957 by Dr. C. S.
Holman in honor of his wife and
son, both of whom graduated from
Wyoming Seminary. This award
was permanently endowed in 1986
by Charles S. Holman Jr. ’49. It is
awarded annually to that member
of the graduating class most likely
to assume religious leadership,
irrespective of church affiliation or
the attachments of faith.
John D. Hughes Memorial
Mathematics Award
friends of John D. Hughes, assistant
headmaster at the Lower School
from 1961 to 1965 and headmaster
from 1965 to 1968. Awarded to a
Lower School student for excellence
in mathematics.
Jerry A. and Edith K. Iscovitz
Memorial Good Sportsmanship Award
Anonymously established in
1975 in the name of Betsy and
Nina Iscovitz in memory of their
father, Jerry A. Iscovitz ’46, and
their mother, Edith Kleinrock
Iscovitz ’45. Awarded to a male
and a female student at the Upper
School who exhibit the spirit of
sportsmanship.
Adelade Jeffers Prize
from Adelade Jeffers 1897. Awarded
to a junior at the Upper School who
has achieved excellent scholarship
during her school career.
Paul Kafrissen Memorial
Computer Award
and friends in memory of Paul
Kafrissen ’88. Awarded to a student
at the Upper and Lower Schools
for creativity and excellence in
computer studies.
Charles B. Kanarr, Jr. Music Award
friends in memory of Charles Kanarr,
a former trustee, who had a great love
for music. Awarded to a member or
members of the graduating class who
have demonstrated exceptional music
growth and development during their
career at Wyoming Seminary.
Bradford Stuart Kline Award
Established in 1968 by the family
and friends of Bradford Stuart Kline
’65. Awarded to a senior student at
the Upper School showing promise in
the field of biological sciences.
Sheldon H. Kluger Memorial
Science Award
friends of Dr. Sheldon H. Kluger.
Awarded to a seventh or eighth
grade student at the Lower School
who has demonstrated outstanding
achievement in science.
Wesley A. Kuhn Prize
Established in 1946 by alumni and
friends in memory of Wesley A. Kuhn,
teacher in the Business School from
1883 to 1927. Awarded to an Upper
School student who excels in economics.
Charles Harold Laycock Latin Prize
Established in 2005 by Charles
F. Laycock ’35 in memory of his
father, Charles Harold Laycock ’11.
Awarded to an Upper School student
who excels in Latin.
Lyavdansky Russian Language Award
Established in 2006 by Konstantin
Lyavdansky, teacher of Russian at
Sem since 1992. Awarded to an Upper
School student who excels in Russian.
Kenneth and Suzanne MacArthur Award
Established in 1968 by loyal
supporters of Kenneth MacArthur,
headmaster at the Day School
from 1959 to 1967, and his wife.
Awarded to a male student in the
eighth grade at the Lower School for
excellence in athletics.
Seminary. Awarded to a senior
student who most nearly
represents the ideal Wyoming
Seminary student.
Anna M. Olcott Awards
Established in 1952 and awarded
to a male and a female student
in the eighth-grade at the Lower
School who are outstanding in both
scholarship and citizenship.
Horace S. Parker Prize
Sickler Lampp ’33 in honor of
Horace S. Parker, a teacher of
English from 1929 to 1972.
Awarded to a senior student
at the Upper School who has
demonstrated superior command
of the English language.
Charles Pfifferling Sr. Memorial Prize
Established in 1956 by friends and
relatives of Charles Pfifferling Sr.
Awarded to the best all-around
student in the seventh grade at the
Lower School.
Frances and Louis Maslow Award
Fay Maslow. The award is presented
to a member of the faculty who has
demonstrated effective teaching and
support of the program and ideals of
the School.
Dr. William Schuler Pierce Award
Established in 1989 by Doris S.
and William H. Pierce ’30 in honor
of their son, Dr. William S. Pierce
’54. Awarded to a member of the
graduating class who has excelled in
chemistry and physics.
Mazzitelli Memorial Music
Leadership Award
Established in 1978 by Dr. and
Mrs. Edward Nork in memory of
Mary Mazzitelli, a music teacher
at the Lower School from 1964 to
1978. Awarded to a student at the
Lower School who has demonstrated
excellence in musical performance
and scholarship.
Samuel Stephen Popky
Leadership Award
Established in 1972 by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lebowitz and Mrs. Roslyn
Burnat Kerber in memory of Samuel
Stephen Popky ’55. Awarded to a
senior at the Upper School who is a
student leader.
Frank J. Mehm Memorial Award
Established in 1983 by Paul
R. Mehm ’28 in honor of his
brother who died in 1931 during
his freshman year at Wyoming
William M. Powell Prize
William M. Powell in memory of
her husband, William M. Powell.
Awarded to a Lower School student
who best exemplifies traits of loyalty
and school spirit.
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Quay-Adams Award
Established in 1959 by Joseph C.
Donchess ’26 in honor of Ernest
E. Quay and James A. Adams.
Awarded to a senior at the Upper
School who is a male scholar-athlete.
Irving Robin Memorial Prize
Mrs. Harry Robin in memory of
Irving Robin ’46. Awarded to a
senior at the Upper School who
shows promise for constructive
leadership in society.
James A. Ross Memorial Award
Ross in memory of her husband,
James A. Ross. Awarded to a
senior at the Upper School who
has achieved high scholarship in
religious studies.
Harry W. Ruggles Award
Established in 1953 by friends of
Harry W. Ruggles 1899. Awarded
to the outstanding graduate at the
Upper School.
John G. Ruggles III Memorial Prize
friends of John G. Ruggles III ’82
whose untimely death occurred
during his senior year at Wyoming
Seminary. Awarded to a Lower
and an Upper School student for
creative writing.
Marjorie Harvey Smith Awards
Established in 1979 by Harrison H.
Smith ’35 in memory of his mother,
Marjorie Harvey Smith. Awarded
to a male and a female on the Blue
and White Teams at the Lower
School whose citizenship was
outstanding throughout the year.
Charlotte M. Sours Academic
Achievement Award
M. Sours. The award is presented
annually to a seventh-grade
student who faculty deem has
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exhibited outstanding academic
achievement in scholarship for
the entire year. Seventh-grade
teachers consider grade average
and intellectual curiosity and
success in representing the School
in academic competitions in
determining the recipient.
Almeda Ruth Cushman
Spencer Prize
Established in 1947 by John Oakley
Spencer 1879 in memory of Almeda
Spencer 1877. Awarded to a senior
student at the Upper School who
has shown genuine interest in
religion courses.
Margaret M. Stack
Memorial Award
and friends of Margaret Stack,
a teacher of foreign languages
at the Lower School from 1947
to 1972. Awarded to a Lower
School student for excellence in
foreign languages.
Mary M. Tribler
Memorial Award
Established in 1981 by family,
alumni and friends of Mary Tribler, a
teacher of mathematics at Wyoming
Seminary from 1946 to 1978.
Awarded to an Upper School student
who has made significant progress in
the study of mathematics.
Jennie Hess Wandell
Scholarship Awards
Sterling Wandell to provide three
scholarships for young women
pursuing their education at an
accredited college or university.
Mabel Scott Wandell and Sterling
Leroy Wandell Scholarship Awards
of Sterling Wandell to provide
three scholarships for young men
pursuing their education at an
accredited college or university.
Lindsley M. Washburn Prize
Lindsley M. Washburn in memory
of her husband, a member of the
Class of 1921, and permanently
endowed in 2001 by their son,
William B. Washburn. The prize is
awarded annually to the member
of the graduating class, who in the
opinion of the faculty demonstrates
outstanding interest and ability in
mathematics.
Wilkes-Barre Day School
Trustees Prize
Established in 1952 and awarded
to an eighth-grade student at the
Lower School who has the best
scholastic performance for the year.
Charles Wood Mathematics Prize
Established in 1955 by W. Emory
Wood ’26, Edgar H. Wood ’29 and
Walter C. Wood in memory of their
uncle, Charles Wood. Awarded to a
senior student at the Upper School
who has excelled in mathematics.
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