lehigh athletics2009–10 annual report

august 28

Women’s soccer Lehigh opens its season and kicks-off the athletics year with a 3-1 win over Big XII member Nebraska

september 26

Volleyball Lehigh stuns Patriot League power American 3-1 on the way to its first Patriot League tournament appearance since 2003

october 4

Women’s golf Livia Amado ’10 finishes second at ECAC Championships as Mountain Hawks tie for second as a team

october 24

field hockey Behind three goals from Kim Eng ’13, Lehigh defeats Holy Cross 3-2 and qualifies for the Patriot League tournament

october 31

Women’s cross country Katherine Pierce ’12 leads Lehigh with a third-place individual finish at the Patriot League Championships

noVember 6men’s soccer Adam Welch ’10 heads in game-winning goal at Bucknell to propel Mountain Hawks into Patriot League tournament

noVember 14

men’s cross country Evans Kosgei ‘10 finishes 17th at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet to earn Lehigh’s highest-ever finish at Regionals

noVember 21

football Interception by Al Pierce ’10 in overtime clinches Lehigh’s second-straight win over Lafayette, 27-21

January 23

men’s sWimming and diVing Lehigh upsets Bucknell on Senior Day to cap 9-1 dual meet season

february 20Women’s sWimming and diVing Allison Rolish ’11 sets four school records at Patriot League Championships, earning second team All-League honors

march 12

men’s basketball Lehigh defeats Lafayette 74-59 at Stabler Arena to win Patriot League Championship and automatic berth to NCAA tournament

march 13

Women’s basketball Lehigh downs American 58-42 at Stabler Arena to win second straight Patriot League tournament title

march 20

Wrestling Zach Rey ’12 earns Lehigh’s first All-American medal in four years with a third place finish at heavyweight at NCAA Championships

april 11

baseball Greg Angelo ’10 throws no-hitter in first game of doubleheader as Lehigh completes four-game sweep of Lafayette

april 17

roWing Lehigh crews win seven of 12 races to defeat Lafayette and retain the River Cup

april 24

Women’s lacrosse Mountain Hawks defeat Colgate 15-12 to capture first Patriot League regular season championship since 1994

softball Head coach Fran Troyan picks up his 500th career victory as Lehigh defeats Bucknell 9-1 in game one of a doubleheader

men’s lacrosse Lehigh ends its season with back-to-back wins over nationally ranked opponents, after downing Lafayette 10-9 in overtime

april 25

men’s golf Steve Suarez ’10 finishes second individually at Patriot League Championship and is later named Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year

april 30

Women’s track and field Ashlee Atwell ’10 wins Patriot League Championship in the women’s pole vault

may 4

men’s tennis Troy List ’11 becomes Lehigh’s first-ever Patriot League Player of the Year in men’s tennis

may 5

Women’s tennis Julie Arthofer ’10 named All-Patriot League for the fourth time and earns Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors as well

may 15

men’s track and field Khalil Uqdah ’10 wins second career IC4A title in the pole vault

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12 coaching accolaDes

14 hall of faMe inDuction

18 new faces

21 caMpus athletics

22 your iMpact

25 honor roll

the neW lehighsports.comLehigh partnered with AmericanEagle.com – Lehigh’s web site host for almost seven years – to re-design and re-launch Lehigh’s official athletics web site, Lehighsports.com. The all-new site includes a ton of new features, plus all the information you would expect in a neatly organized, easy-to-navigate manner. Among the new features are front-and-center multimedia content, larger photos of Lehigh teams and student-athletes, a whole new Campus Athletics section, and the integration of StablerArena.com. Lehighsports.com remains the place to go for the latest information on all Varsity sports, including news, schedule and roster information, and stats. The new site still has easy access to browse the latest Lehigh gear, purchase tickets for the upcoming game, and support the Athletics Partnership.

lehigh on the WebThe Patriot League’s annual leader in on-line broadcasts, Lehigh will stream over 200 events on the Athletics web site, including every football and basketball game, every wrestling dual meet, and most home contests for men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s lacrosse. For the 2010-11 school year, Lehigh has partnered with Stretch Internet to offer GameCentral - an exciting new product featuring live streaming audio, high quality Flash video, live stats, fan interaction, and more.

lehigh on teleVisionLast year Lehigh produced and televised more than 30 events in the Lehigh Valley, covering football, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling. Lehigh has continued to partner with Service Electric Cable TV, the area’s largest cable provider to televise all home football games, plus select basketball games, wrestling matches and several other contests. Regionally, Lehigh partnered with WFMZ-TV in Allentown to produce and televise three football games and one wrestling match plus 13 episodes of the Lehigh Sports Magazine. Nationally, Lehigh events were televised on CBS, CBS College Sports, ESPN2, Fox Sports Net and Fox College Sports.

lehigh on the radioLehigh football can be heard on commercial radio exclusively on the home of Lehigh Athletics, ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley (1230 and 1320 AM). ESPN Radio also broadcasts exclusive coverage of every Lehigh men’s basketball game, nearly all Lehigh wrestling dual meets, and up to ten Lehigh women’s basketball games. All Lehigh women’s basketball games can be heard live on WLVR-FM, Lehigh University’s radio station. Select wrestling matches, baseball and softball games will air on WLVR as well.

lehigh on facebookLehigh students, alumni, fans and friends are encouraged to become a fan of Lehigh Athletics on Facebook. Fans can get the latest news on all 25 varsity sports, watch the latest videos, upload photos and interact with other Lehigh fans. Visit www.facebook.com/LehighAthletics and become a fan today.

lehigh on tWitterFor results of Lehigh games, and the latest breaking news for all Lehigh teams, follow Lehigh Athletics on Twitter at twitter.com/Lehighsports.

lehigh ticketsPurchase tickets to any Lehigh Athletics event by contacting the Lehigh Ticket Office, located in Grace Hall. Call 610-7LU-GAME or buy your tickets online at Lehighsports.com!

lehigh merchandiseOrder all your favorite Lehigh Athletics gear at the official Lehighsports.com on-line store, located at Lehighsports.com/store. The on-line store features sport specific apparel including sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, shorts and more, plus new items are being added all the time.

lehigh photo storeLehigh Athletics has partnered with Replay Photo to re-launch its on-line photo store. Fans, family and friends can search the store and purchase photos in a variety of sizes, and even have them framed. New photos are added periodically plus archived photos of past Lehigh teams are also available for purchase. Visit Replayphotos.com/lehighphotostore for more information.

lehigh camps and clinicsEach summer, Lehigh Athletics offers close to 50 summer camps in over 19 different sport programs. Camps are available for various sports in a variety of age groups for beginner to elite skill levels. Lehigh teams also offer clinics throughout the year. For more information visit Lehighsports.com/info/camps.

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Athletics Partners,

Though it seems a long time ago now, the 2009-10 academic and athletic year for Lehigh was one worthy of remembering, and even more importantly, it was a year to build upon in so many ways. Our teams achieved competitive success in terms of the aggregate winning percentage at the highest rate in the past twenty years. Led by league championships and NCAA Tournament appearances in men’s and women’s basketball, 16 Lehigh teams finished in the top half of the league and seven teams participated in NCAA championship competition. Ten of our student-athletes and two of our coaches were honored with major (“player of the year/coach of the year”) awards. Six of those ten student-athlete award honorees return to our teams, so there is a great foundation for continued competitive success. These athletics achievements were not accomplished at the expense of academic performance. Our aggregate student-athlete GPA was 3.11 and 17 of 23 teams had a team GPA of greater than 3.0. Five Lehigh student-athletes were named the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year for their sport, the highest total ever for a single year. One of those, Marquis Hall in men’s basketball, was named as one of ten national finalists for the top national award for scholarship/leadership/service. These achievements have become the standard expectation among all of our teams. Leadership, service and community involvement also continued to be hallmarks of the Lehigh student-athlete experience with more than half of all athletes engaged actively in such programming. Distinction was earned on campus by our student-athletes who were honored among all Lehigh students with the University’s top leadership, service, and undergraduate merit awards. Campus

Athletics programming (Club sports, IMs, and Recreation) also reflected an all-time high level of participation and achievement. Our alumni have also answered the call to action. Sport-specific alumni partnership organizations have taken a strong foothold and are beginning to function in ways that enrich the experience for student-athletes and for the alumni that become engaged. The sport-specific partnerships that have been formed have “raised the bar” in terms of alumni involvement with, and support for, our programs and have provided significantly increased opportunities for alumni to re-engage with Lehigh. These successes are owed fully to strong alumni leadership and an enhanced level of awareness about the importance to program successes of growing alumni participation levels in annual support. Challenges remain, of course. There is a lot of financial pressure for all of us which makes ever more important the focus we place on prioritizing and managing carefully and creatively. Many traditional revenue streams (ticket sales, corporate support, camps income) are comparatively depressed from their highest (or even normal) levels. With more than half of every dollar spent on direct expenses coming from departmentally-generated sources, the premium on achieving a high level of Athletics Partnership participation has never been greater. With Partnership giving essentially flat in 09-10 relative to the previous two years, we have room for improvement and cause for optimism regarding the difference such improvement can make for our teams and programs. So please know that in the quest for consistency in achieving our academic, competitive, and student development goals, YOU are the real difference makers. For those of you who have been involved, we extend our sincere gratitude for your loyalty and your generosity. For those not yet on-board, please join the team investing in the educational experience of some really special leaders of tomorrow.

With our enthusiastic appreciation,Joe Sterrett

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Joe Sterrett ’76, Murray H. GoodMan dean of atHleticS

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Our student-athletes continue to demonstrate their understanding that competing in the classroom is critical to their overall development. They also demonstrate that they take lessons of preparation, competition, and commitment to goals from their athletic experience and apply them to their academic life. It seems to be working! In the 2009-2010 academic year, the GPA’s of our student-athletes were comparable to those of our students in general. For the Fall 2009 semester, the average GPA of our Lehigh students was 3.13. For our student-athletes, it was 3.12. For the Spring 2010 semester, the average GPA of our Lehigh students was 3.14. The average for our student-athletes was 3.11. We (the members of the Athletics Department) monitor the academic results of our student-athletes very carefully. After all, it is only through their commitment to academics and athletics that they develop most completely.

fall of 2009 18 of our 23 sports teams earned Team GPA’s > 3.0.

5 Lehigh sports teams had their best Team GPA ever!

• Women’s Cross Country• Men’s Cross Country• Men’s Swimming & Diving• Women’s Field Hockey• Women’s Outdoor Track

21% of our student-athletes made the Dean’s List (term GPA > 3.6). 45% of our student-athletes made the Faculty Athletics Council Academic Honor Roll (term GPA > 3.2).

57% of our student-athletes achieved a term GPA of > 3.0 or better. 11 student-athletes achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA:

• Andrew Krentz , Men’s Tennis• Manuel Schubert, Wrestling• Kelly Peterson, Women’s Basketball• Whitney Levine, Women’s Crew• Julie Kuhns, Field Hockey• Ginette Schapira, Women’s Golf• Celia Belmonte, Women’s Lacrosse• Caroline Potock, Softball• Rosemarie Roessel, Softball• Alyssa Buccella, Women’s Outdoor Track• Alexandra Neville, Women’s Outdoor Track

In the Fall of 2009, 99 student-athletes made the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll (GPA > 3.2 during the student-athlete’s competitive season).

After becoming the first four-time All-Patriot League selection in Lehigh women’s tennis history, Julie arThofer ’10 was voted the Patriot League’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for women’s tennis. The Naperville, Ill., native led the Mountain Hawks with a 4.0 grade point average and was a multi-year member of the Dean’s List and the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. An economics major, Arthofer participated in Lehigh’s award-winning community outreach C.O.A.C.H. program and, as a team captain, was a member of Lehigh’s Student Athlete Council. She also served as a freshman athlete mentor within Lehigh’s athletics department and won the team’s Scholar-Athlete award in 2009.

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Marquis hall ’10 put together one of the finest careers for a Lehigh basketball player in school annals. And his accomplishments off the court were every bit as impressive. The Portland, Ore., native was named to the national 2010 Lowe’s All-Senior All-America Team. A three-time, All-Patriot League selection and two-time Patriot League Scholar Athlete of the Year, Hall also was named Lehigh’s Graduating Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the most prestigious award given by the athletics department. He is the first player in league history to total 1,500 points and 500 assists and leaves Lehigh as the all-time leader in assists with 566. A finance major, Hall graduated with a 3.39 grade point average and was also an active member of Lehigh’s award-winning C.O.A.C.H. program (community outreach) and a multi-year member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

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sPring of 2010 17 of our 23 sports teams earned Team GPA’s > 3.0

18% made the Dean’s List (term GPA > 3.6).

In the Spring of 2010, 4 sports hit their all-time high Team GPA.• Women’s Cross Country*• Men’s Cross Country* • Men’s Swimming & Diving*• Women’s Field Hockey* * which means they bettered their Fall 2009 performance.

44% made the Faculty Athletics Council Academic Honor Roll (term GPA > 3.2).

56% achieved a term GPA of > 3.0 or better.

17 student-athletes achieved a 4.0 (our highest total ever since we’ve been measuring!)

• Matthew Tedrick, Men’s Cross Country/Men’s Outdoor Track• Maxwell Copelan, Men’s Lacrosse• Evan Guerrero, Men’s Lacrosse• Jesse Schram, Men’s Soccer• Manuel Schubert, Wrestling• Marybeth Egan, Women’s Basketball• Kaitlin Grimm, Women’s Cross Country/Women’s Outdoor Track• Catherine Tobiasen, Women’s Cross Country/Women’s Outdoor Track• Alyssa Klein, Women’s Crew• Whitney Levine, Women’s Crew• Jacqueline Ogden, Women’s Crew• Lindsey Smith, Field Hockey/ Women’s Lacrosse• Cassie Willard , Field Hockey• Celia Belmonte, Women’s Lacrosse• Liz Murray, Women’s Swimming & Diving• Julie Arthofer, Women’s Tennis• Brittany Reichwein, Volleyball

153 student-athletes made the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll (GPA > 3.2 during the student-athlete’s competitive season).

Last but far from least, 5 of our student-athletes were named the Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year in their sport.

• Evans Kosgei, Men’s Cross Country• Marquis Hall, Men’s Basketball (2nd straight year!)• Steven Suarez, Men’s Golf• Julie Arthofer, Women’s Tennis• Jenn Colquhoun, Softball

There were plenty of other academic achievements reached and awards won, on team, league, and national levels in 2009-2010. Unfortunately, there were too many to name in this publication. Hopefully, however, through the accomplishments listed above, you can bear witness to the following: • We continue to recruit student-athletes who are just as strong academically as they are athletically.• Our student-athletes mirror the rest of our student body in terms of academic capability, drive, and performance.• Our student-athletes care about their academics as much as they care about their athletics.• We (the Athletics Department) monitor and measure the academic progress and performance of our student-athletes as much as we monitor their athletic progress and performance.• Our entire league (the Patriot League) is of like mind when it comes to academics.• We display academic achievements so they are visible to our student-athletes The visibility of academic achievements, when coupled with the competitive nature of our student-athletes, motivates our student-athletes to make the grade!

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Former Moravian Academy soccer standout aDaM Welch ’10 was named to the NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region first team following his senior year. He became the second Mountain Hawk to receive the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year honor (John O’Reilly 2006). Welch led the Mountain Hawks in points (15) and tied for the team lead in goals (five). Following his Lehigh career, Welch was selected by the New England Revolution with the 57th overall pick of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.

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on the field, in the pool, on the court … wherever they were, lehigh athletes were successful in setting new records, winning awards and making the Brown and White proud. Across all sports, Lehigh’s athletic teams posted a winning percentage of almost 60 percent, an eight percent increase over last year. Within the Patriot League, that number climbed to 62 percent. Lehigh turned its rivalry over Lafayette into a one-sided affair, winning 75 percent (16-of-24) of all competitions, including the football team’s second straight win over the Leopards, and the men’s basketball team’s thrilling victory in the Patriot League Championship game. Three Lehigh teams: men’s basketball, women’s basketball and women’s lacrosse, won Patriot League regular season cham-pionships, with both basketball squads adding tournament crowns. For the women’s basketball team, it marked their second straight regular season and tourna-ment title. In all, 16 out of our 24 teams finished in the top four in the Patriot League (or the EIWA, in wrestling). Both Mountain Hawk basketball teams participated in the NCAA tournament, as Lehigh was one of just seven Division I programs to have its men’s and women’s programs earn their conference’s auto-matic bid. In addition, the wrestling team sent seven wrestlers to the NCAA Champion-ships in Omaha, Nebraska as the Moun-tain Hawks returned to the top-20 and crowned their first All-American since 2006 with a third place finish from Zach Rey ‘12 at heavyweight.

The cross country and track and field teams also competed at NCAA Regional championship meets. A number of Lehigh student-athletes earned recognition on the National, Regional and Patriot League level for their accomplishments throughout the 2009-10 academic year. Linebacker Matt Cohen ‘10 from the football team earned All-America honors from four different organizations, and became Lehigh’s first Associated Press All-American since 2004. The Patriot League’s defensive Player of the Year in 2009, Cohen finished his Lehigh career with 177 tackles, 18.5 sacks and 44 tackles-for-loss. He was joined on the AP All-America team by offensive lineman Will Rackley ’11, who was named to the third team. Much of the success of Lehigh’s men’s basketball team was due to the success of its backcourt, led by Marquis Hall ’10 and C.J. McCollum ’13. Hall was nominated for the Bob Cousy Award, given to the top collegiate male guard and was a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award as well as a member of the Lowe’s senior All-America Team. McCollum put together one of the finest freshman seasons of any athlete in any sport in Lehigh history. He became the first Patriot League basketball student-athlete to be named Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year in the same season. McCollum was an honorable mention As-sociated Press All-American and received numerous Freshman All-America honors in the spring of 2010. On the regional level, the men’s soccer team had a pair of NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region selections in Adam

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Welch ’10 (first team) and Adam Gazda ’09 (third team). Welch was the Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year and helped propel the Mountain Hawks back into the Patriot League tournament. Evans Kosgei ’11 of the cross country team earned All-Region honors from the USTFCCCA with his 17th place finish at the Mid-Atlantic regional qualifier, the highest for a Lehigh runner in the current format. Kosgei finished second at the Patriot League Championships and was named the league’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year for men’s cross country. In track and field, Khalil Uqdah ’10 won his second career IC4A title in the pole vault. He also won his second Patriot League title, clearing 17-feet, 3.5-inches to set a new league championship indoor record in the event. Field hockey standout Kim Eng ’13 was another Lehigh freshman who dazzled in her first year in the Brown and White. The Patriot League’s leading scorer was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year and added second team All-Mideast honors from the NFHCA. Lehigh’s softball program continued to be one of the top programs in the north-east, with its tenth straight 30-plus win season. Two Mountain Hawks, pitcher Tiffany Curtis ’10 and first baseman Julie Fernandez ’12, were named to the NFCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region team after garnering major Patriot League awards. Curtis was named Patriot League Pitcher of the Year, while Fernandez was the league’s Player of the Year after hitting a league-best .442 with 14 doubles. At the Patriot League level, Lehigh had a pair of Rookies of the Year and eight

Player of the Year award winners. Captain Troy List ’11 became Lehigh’s first ever Player of the Year in men’s tennis as Le-high’s top singles and doubles performer. Lauren Dykstra enjoyed another spec-tacular season on the lacrosse field, which culminated in her being named Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year. Dykstra has now won Offensive Player, Defensive Player and Rookie of the Year awards from the league in her first three seasons. Emma Melendez ’12 from the volleyball team rounds out the major award winners for the Mountain Hawks as the libero was named Defensive Player of the Year. In addition, Lehigh had 37 student-athletes named to the All-Patriot League first team and 41 selected to the second team.

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After leading the men’s basketball team into the NCAA Tournament as a freshman, c.J. MccolluM ’13 spent the offseason garnering an impressive array of accolades. The 6-foot 3 guard was named to Rivals.com Non-Big Six Freshman All-America First Team, the NABC All-District First Team, an ECAC Third-Team All-Star, the ECAC’s Rookie of the Year, and made history when he became the first player ever to be named the Patriot League’s Player and Rookie of the Year in the same season. Named to the Patriot League All-Tournament Team, McCollum led the Mountain Hawks in scoring at 19.1 points per game, with his 631 points being the most scored by a freshman in Lehigh and Patriot League history. The Canton, Ohio, native also averaged 5.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.3 steals while shooting 42 percent from three-point range and 81 percent at the foul line.

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MaTT cohen ’10 finished his Lehigh football career with a flourish, garner-ing First Team All-America honors from College Sporting News (CSN), the Sports Network and the Walter Camp All-Ameri-ca Team. The Allentown native, who was named the Graduating Male Athlete of the Year by Lehigh’s athletics department, was also named a Second Team pick by the Associated Press. The highly talented linebacker and senior captain became Lehigh’s first First Team All-America since 2004, as he led the Patriot League in sacks (9.0) and tackles-for-loss (13.5) in 2009, marking the second consecutive season he accomplished that feat. The 2009 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, Cohen wrapped up his Lehigh career with 177 total tackles, 18.5 sacks and 44 tackles-for-loss. He was the first Lehigh player to earn two First-Team All-America selections in the same season since tight end Adam Bergen in 2004.

A three-time, First-Team All-Patriot League selection, lauren DyksTra ’11 was named a Second Team All-American by womenslax.com after leading the women’s lacrosse team with 54 goals and 62 points in 2010. The former high school All-American from Mendham, N.J., also scooped up a team best 47 ground balls, won 38 draw controls and caused 16 turnovers. Dykstra is currently second in school history with 184 career goals and third in career points with 215. Dykstra, who also has twice earned First-Team All-Region honors, became the first student-athlete in Patriot League history to earn the Rookie of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year awards during her college career. She advanced to the second round of tryouts for the United States women’s developmental team during the summer of 2009.

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kiM eng ’13, a forward on the field hockey team, led the Patriot League in goals and points during the 2009 season and earned First-Team All-League recognition for her efforts. Eng, who won the John Steckbeck Award as Lehigh’s top freshman female athlete, was also voted the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year and garnered a spot on the National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-Mideast Regional Team. The Morristown, N.J., native put together one of the finest offensive single seasons in school annals, tallying a league-best 13 goals and 34 points while also ranking among the league leaders with eight assists. Starting all 17 games on Lehigh’s forward line, Eng was a three-time Rookie of the Week honoree as well as a one-time Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week.

As a sophomore, pole vaulter khalil uqDah ’10 became Lehigh’s first IC4A Champion. By the time he finished his Mountain Hawk track and field career, Uqdah had completely rewritten the university’s record book, establishing himself as the best pole vaulter in Lehigh history. The school record holder in the indoor and outdoor pole vault, the Baltimore native won a second IC4A championship in his senior year. While competing for Lehigh, Uqdah also won two Patriot League titles as well as the indoor league record in the event. Uqdah, who competed in gymnastics as a youth before switching to the pole vault in high school, was given the Distinguished Achievement Award at the 2009-10 Lehigh Athletics Convocation.

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in The coMMuniTyLehigh’s award-winning C.O.A.C.H. (Community Outreach by Athletes who Care about Helping) program continues to serve the Southside Bethlehem community, organizing more than 30 events during the 2009-2010 academic year that connect with local, middle, and high school students. The newest venture for C.O.A.C.H. is the collaboration with St. Luke’s Hospital and the creation of the Reading Rocks program. This new program connects student-athletes with Donegan Elementary School students in Bethlehem in an effort to emphasize the importance of reading and academics. Within one year of supporting Read-ing Rocks, PSSA test scores improved dramatically. “Not only did grades three, four, and five make great gains but grades two and one were the best they had ever been,” stated Sonia Vazquez, principal at Donegan. Annual reports showed that in the 2008 school year, only 38 percent of the students scored at a proficient level. After tireless efforts by teachers and the implementation of Reading Rocks, 68 percent of students were proficient in 2009. “This vast improvement could not have been possible without the dedication and compassion of the teachers, adminis-trators, and our student-athletes.” “The Reading Rocks program had such

Through ongoing coMMuniTy service PrograMs like reaDing rocks, BreakfasT for a Buck anD aDoPT-a-faMily, lehigh’s sTuDenT-aThleTes are PosiTively influencing fuTure generaTions anD Making a Difference in The BeThleheM coMMuniTy.

In becoming the first Lehigh student-athlete to win the Patriot League Men’s Tennis Player of the Year honor in 2010, Troy lisT ’11 played all 22 matches at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles, posting a 14-7 mark at the top singles flight. List earned All-Patriot League honors for the third time in his career and made his second straight appearance on the All-League first team. The Calabasas, Calif., native was an impressive 5-1 in Patriot League singles matches and added another win in Lehigh’s Patriot League semifinal loss to Army. In doubles play, List teamed with fellow first-team All-League selection Collin Laffey to pace Lehigh with a 13-8 overall record and a 3-3 mark against the other top doubles teams in the league.

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a successful first year because the student-athletes who volunteered were able to connect with the elementary students one-on-one and most importantly helped make reading fun,” stated Julie Kuhns ’10, a member of the field hockey team. “It’s amazing to see how donating a few hours a week toward the program can really change a child’s outlook on reading and education, in general.” At the conclusion of each semester, Donegan students were rewarded for their efforts. In addition to the Reading Rocks program, C.O.A.C.H. program participants also raised more than $2,000 for The Miracle League of the Lehigh Valley and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation through their Breakfast for a Buck program. The late-night breakfast, which was hosted once per semester, served more than 750 hungry students. The 11th annual Adopt-A-Family event continued with C.O.A.C.H. support. For this program, Lehigh Athletics teams and other campus organizations are responsible for adopting families in need from the Bethlehem community. Throughout the first semester, the teams raise money to buy gifts and necessities for the families. This year Lehigh Athletics raised $32,553 for the needy families.

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The women’s basketball team captured its second straight Patriot League Championship, with point guard erica Prosser ’11 serving as one of the main catalysts for the Mountain Hawks championship run. Prosser earned first team All-Patriot League honors for the second straight season, leading the league in assists (4.3 per game) and steals (2.7), while topping the Mountain Hawks in scoring, at 13.9 points per game. Prosser netted her 1,000th career point in a win over Akron in early January. A former Patriot League Player of the Year, Prosser helped lead Lehigh to a school-record 29-4 record and Lehigh’s floor general helped the Mountain Hawks extend their record home-winning streak to 33 games. The Pittsburgh native’s impact can be felt off the court as well, where she serves as Lehigh’s executive representative for the Student Athletes Leading Social Change program. In July, Prosser spent ten days with SALSC members from 11 schools across the country, building schools in Kenya.

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After leading Lehigh to a second place regular season finish, baseball coach Sean Leary was named 2010 Patriot League Coach of the Year. For Leary, this is his second Coach of the Year award, after receiving the honor in 2006. Leary led Lehigh to its most league victories (12) since the 2006 Mountain Hawks secured the number-two seed in the league tournament. Lehigh, which was picked to finish last in the Patriot League preseason poll, won three of its five league series, including a four-game sweep of Lafayette. A former starter at shortstop for Lehigh, Sean Leary completed his 19th season with the baseball program and his 15th as head coach. His 272 career wins rank second in program history.

Women’s lacrosse coach Jill Redfern was also named Patriot League Coach of the Year, the second such honor of her career and her first at Lehigh. Redfern guided the Mountain Hawks to their first Patriot League regular season championship and a school record-tying 14 victories. Redfern, who was named head coach in 2008 after previously serving as associate head coach of the program, considered the recognition a true team award, crediting her assistant coaches and staff for their efforts in Lehigh’s successful season. Redfern has been a part of four straight Patriot League Tournament appearances with the Mountain Hawks (two as an associate head coach and the the past two as head coach).

Jill reDfern

sean leary

PaTrioT league

Coach of the Year

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Former Lehigh head coach Greg Strobel has been named USA Wrestling’s Man of the Year. The award recognizes an outstanding man for his contributions to the sport of wrestling. Strobel, who currently works as an administrator within Lehigh’s athletics department, has served the sport of wrestling as a volunteer leader, coach and administrator for decades. Strobel coached Lehigh for 13 seasons, guiding the Brown and White to one of its most successful runs in the program’s 101-season history. He posted a 189-83-1 dual meet record, and led the Mountain Hawks to six EIWA team titles. Strobel’s Lehigh teams finished in the top ten at the NCAA Championships six times, led by the 2004 squad which tied for third place with five All-Americans, an accomplishment that led to Strobel being named NWCA National Coach of the Year. A four-time EIWA Coach of the Year, Strobel guided his wrestlers to 28 individual EIWA titles and 30 All-American medals. Strobel coached two NCAA Champions, Rob Rohn in 2002 and Troy Letters in 2004. On the international circuit, Strobel was one of USA Wrestling’s most successful freestyle coaches. He was a co-coach for the 2000 U.S. Olympic Freestyle team and an assistant with the 1996 Olympic team. He also coached internationally in several U.S. World teams plus the 1997 U.S. World Cup team, 1997 U.S. Junior World team and the 1994 U.S. Goodwill Games team. Currently, Strobel serves as First Vice President of USA Wrestling and is a member of the Executive Committee. He has served on USA Wrestling’s Board of Directors for almost 20 years.

greg sTroBel naMeDusa WresTlingMan of The year

For the second time in his career, Kevin Cassese is a World Champion. The Lehigh head coach co-captained the United States to a 12-10 win over arch rival Canada to capture the gold medal at the FIL World Championships in Manchester, England in July. With the win the United States captured its first World Championship since 2002, where Cassese earned his first gold medal. In seven games in England, Cassese had four goals and an assist for Team USA. His best performance came in the final pool play game against Japan, a 19-5 U.S. win, where the co-captain scored three goals and was named Player of the Game by Team USA head coach Mike Pressler. The end of the World Championships marked the end of Cassese’s playing career as the Lehigh head coach was able to go out on top, with a world title.

kevin cassese

captured the FIL World Championship

Gold

medal

Men’s lacrosse

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hall of faMe

three former lehigh standout student-athletes were inducted into the roger S. penske/lehigh athletics Hall of fame this past year: four-time wrestling all-american Mike Brown ’80, record setting quarterback phil Stambaugh ’00 and anne tierney ’03, the all-time leading scorer and rebounder in lehigh women’s basketball history.

celeBraTing The inDucTee class

of 2010

roger s. Penske

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Mike BroWn

One of just two four-time All-Americans in Lehigh wrestling history, Mike Brown was the first to accomplish the feat, doing so in four straight seasons from 1977-1980. In addition, Brown is one of only eight four-time champions in the 106-year history of the EIWA. An accomplished pinner, Brown ranks third in school annals with 36 career falls and at the time of his graduation, the Bethlehem native held the school record for career wins (95) and bonus wins (67). Brown burst onto the scene as a true freshman, going 26-3 and winning an EIWA Championship at 177 before placing fifth at the NCAA tournament. The next season, Brown moved up to 190, where he again went 26-3, this time with 13 falls and 20 bonus victories. He captured his second EIWA title and earned his second straight All-America honor with a third place finish. In that tournament Brown defeated Fred Bohna of UCLA 8-0 to earn All-America status, the first of four career impressive victories for Brown over NCAA Champions. In 1979, Brown captured his third EIWA Championship and enjoyed the best NCAA finish of his career as he placed second

at 190, losing to Eric Wais of Oklahoma State in the finals. Brown finished the year with a mark of 21-3. In his senior season Brown went 22-3 and captured his fourth EIWA Championship and won the Fletcher Memorial Trophy for the most team points scored in his EIWA career in the first Eastern tournament held at Stabler Arena. In his final NCAA Championship, Brown battled through injuries to place seventh, earning his fourth All-American medal to finish his career with an impressive 95-12 mark. Since graduating from Lehigh in 1980 with a degree in Biology, Brown spent over 25 years as a pharmacist at Newhard Pharmacy in Northampton, Pa., and for the last two years has worked at Rite Aid Pharmacy in Hellertown, Pa. Brown and his wife Diane have three children: Michael, Shayne and Isabel. A two-year team captain, Brown was one of 13 children and the second of four Brown brothers to wrestle for the Brown and White, joining Charlie ’78, Pat ’82 and Bernie ’86. Bernie won two EIWA titles in his career to pull the Browns even with the Liebermans for the most EIWA titles won by a family at Lehigh (six).

Brown is one of only eight

four-time champions in the

106-year history of

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Phil sTaMBaugh

One of the best quarterbacks in school history, Phil Stambaugh has his name all over the Lehigh record book following a terrific career that saw him throw for 10,575 yards and 78 touchdowns. During his time in the Brown and White, which spanned 1996-1999, Stambaugh led Lehigh to 31 victories, including an undefeated regular season in 1998 as well as two playoff appearances and a playoff road victory over Richmond. The record setting star entered the starting lineup with four games remaining in his freshman season and wound up completing nearly 55% of his passes for 967 yards and eight touchdowns. In the final game of that season, Stambaugh led the Mountain Hawks back from a 19-6 halftime deficit to defeat archrival Lafayette 23-19 and, in the process, became the first freshman to earn the MVP trophy in the storied rivalry.Stambaugh threw for 2,586 yards and 23 touchdowns, while completing over 60% of his passes as a sophomore to earn Second Team All-Patriot League honors. He led the league in passing and total offense that season and once again led the Brown and White past Lafayette, this time by a score of 43-31. During his junior season Stambaugh unleashed an aerial assault on opponents, as he completed 66% of his passes and totaled 3,121 yards and 22 touchdowns. He went on to be named the Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year as well as an All-League pick and an ECAC All-Star. With Stambaugh leading the way, the Mountain Hawks captured their third Patriot League championship that season and defeated a tough Richmond squad in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA I-AA playoffs. Lehigh, which handed Lafayette a 31-7 defeat to complete its undefeated regular season, finished the year with a national ranking of seventh. As a senior, Stambaugh led the Mountain Hawks to ten more victories, including another win over rival Lafayette,

as well as their second consecutive Patriot League crown and I-AA playoff appearance. Stambaugh completed a career-best 68% of his passes for 2,995 yards and 26 touchdowns and earned All-America accolades from Don Hansen Weekly Football Gazette as well as his second straight selection to the ECAC All-Star Team. Stambaugh was also a finalist for the Walter Payton Award that season and was selected to the Kelly Tire Blue-Gray All-Star Game. Stambaugh holds the Lehigh career record for pass completions, completion percentage, passing yardage and touchdown passes and the single season record for completion percentage. He is also in the top-five in Patriot League history in career passing yards, passing yards per game, pass attempts, pass completions and passing touchdowns. During his career Stambaugh passed for 400 or more yards on two occasions, 300 or more nine times and 200 or more in 13 games. Stambaugh earned seven varsity letters while at Lehigh including four in football and another three in baseball. Following his time at Lehigh Stambaugh spent time with a number of professional teams including the Buffalo Bills, New Orleans Saints, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League (NFL), the Rhein Fire and Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe and the New Haven Ninjas of the Arena League. Stambaugh graduated from Lehigh in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in History and following his playing days he entered the business world where he currently serves as President of Screen PAC/Pennsylvania Avenue Sports and Vice President of PMC316, Inc and he also owns a Rita’s Water Ice franchise. Stambaugh has also continued to work in the game of football where he serves as the Head Coach at his alma mater, Pius X High School in Roseto, Pennsylvania.

Stambaugh led lehigh to

31 victories,

including an undefeated regular

season in 1998

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anne Tierney

Anne Tierney had arguably the greatest career of any women’s basketball player in Lehigh history, setting the school record for points with 1,807 and the school and Patriot League record with 1,129 rebounds. She was the first female in league annals to earn First Team All-Patriot League honors all four seasons of her career and was a two time recipient of the league’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year award for the sport of women’s basketball. In 2000 Tierney earned the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year award following a year in which she put together one of the most dominant seasons in Lehigh basketball history. Tierney averaged 18.5 points and 9.7 rebounds, while shooting a then-school record 55.6% from the floor and 78% at the foul line. She scored a career-high 35 points vs. Holy Cross and posted ten double-doubles throughout the season on her way to becoming the first freshman in Patriot League history to receive First Team All-League recognition. Tierney also received the John S. Steckbeck Award, given annually to the top freshman female student-athlete in the Lehigh Athletics Department. As a sophomore Tierney became the fastest player in Lehigh history to eclipse the 1,000-point mark as she totaled 522 points on the season, good for an average of 17.4 per contest. She also ripped down a school record 335 rebounds, and her 11.2 rebounds per game average ranked eighth in the nation and remains a school record. In addition, Tierney recorded 19 double-doubles en route to a second straight First Team All-League selection. Her 21 rebounds at Navy in February of 2001 established a new Lehigh record and remains tied for the all-time Patriot League mark. Tierney then averaged 14.5 points and 9.3 rebounds per game as a junior, totaling 14 double-doubles throughout the course of the season. She sank a career-best 24 three-pointers that year and became Lehigh’s

all-time leading rebounder in a win over American in January of 2002. During her final season in the Brown and White Tierney posted averages of 12.7 points and 9.3 rebounds while shooting 81% at the foul line and recording 11 double-doubles. Tierney was honored with her fourth consecutive First Team All-League honor, becoming the first women’s basketball player to accomplish that feat, and she was the first player in school history to eclipse 1,500 career points and 1,000 rebounds. Tierney was a two-time captain for Lehigh and tied or established seven school records during her career, including total points, total rebounds (Patriot League record), free throw attempts, made free throws, single season field goal percentage, single season rebounds (Patriot League record) and single season points per game average. She is one of only two Lehigh women’s basketball players to have her jersey number honored with a banner hanging in the rafters at Stabler Arena. Tierney excelled off the floor as well, graduating with a 3.90 grade point average as an Economics and Finance major. She was a Presidential Scholar, member of the Dean’s List every semester at Lehigh, a four time member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, a three time Academic All-District selection and the recipient of the Lehigh Athletics Department’s Scholar Athlete award, as well as Lehigh University’s Service Award and Undergraduate Merit Award. Following graduation Tierney remained at Lehigh and earned her master’s degree in Economics before embarking on a career in finance in New York City, working at Standard & Poor’s Corporate Value Consulting Practice. Following her time in New York Tierney moved to Connecticut where she began working for Meridian Flexibility and currently she serves as President of Innovative Body Solutions where she and her business partner created The Ki-Hara Method of Resistance Stretching.

with 21 rebounds at navy

in february of 2001,

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a new lehigh record

and remains tied for

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Eric Lambinus moved to Lehigh in Spring 2010 after coaching men’s and women’s soccer for eleven years at Moravian College. During his tenure leading the Moravian women, Lambinus led the Greyhounds to three NCAA Tournament appearances (2005, 2007, 2008) as well as the 2008 Landmark Conference championship. His teams played in the Landmark and MAC Conference championship game three times and made four appearances in the MAC Commonwealth playoffs. Moravian was the 2003 ECAC Mid-Atlantic runner-up and won 123 games under Lambinus’ tutelage. From an individual standpoint Lambinus developed one NSCAA All-American, one Academic All-American, eight All-Region selections and three conference Players of the Year and four conference Rookies of the Year. Lambinus led the Moravian men to an appearance in the 2002 MAC Commonwealth championship game, four MAC playoff appearances and two appearances in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic semifinals. In addition he produced a pair of Academic All-Americans and three All-Region selections.

During his time at Moravian, Coach Lambinus also served as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Education as well as the Athletic Department’s Academic Advisor. Lambinus has previous coaching experience at Washington College (Chestertown, Md.) and ENCO Premiere Soccer Club and is currently the head boys soccer coach for FC Lehigh. During his playing days at Moravian College Lambinus was a four time All-Conference selection, a two time All-Region selection and a two time Academic All-American. He also served as captain for two years and earned a pair of Team MVP awards. Following his collegiate experience Lambinus spent four seasons with a professional club, the Reading Rage. Lambinus graduated from Moravian College in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. He later earned his master’s in Sport Management from East Stroudsburg University.

“Eric presents a set of experiences and qualities that can be characterized as ‘a more experienced form of the coach we have hired’ to lead what are now many of our most successful programs.” Joe Sterrett

eric laMBinus

WoMen’s soccer

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

“Brian is very strong technically, and fully understands and embraces the ‘student-athlete’ concept that we uphold.” Joe Sterrett

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Shutte arrived at Lehigh with a wealth of professional teaching and coaching experience, including head men’s golf coach at nearby Muhlenberg College from 2005 through 2009. Prior to serving as head coach at Muhlenberg, Shutte held a number of positions within the golf world, including Teaching Professional at John Jacobs Golf School in Phoenix, Assistant Golf Professional at Arcola Country Club in Paramus, New Jersey, Program Administrator and Teaching Golf Professional at The First Tee of Metropolitan New York in the Bronx, Assistant Golf Professional at Cherry Valley County Club in Skillman, New Jersey and Assistant Golf Professional at Center Valley Golf Club in Center Valley, Pennsylvania. Shutte is a Class A member of the Professional Golfers’ Association

of America (PGA) and has coached basketball on a number of levels throughout the years, including at local Notre Dame High School. In addition to his work on the golf course, Shutte currently serves as Vice President of Independent Financial Advisors in Easton, Pennsylvania, hosting a weekly financial advice/golf talk show on Nassau Broadcasting’s ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley. ESPN Radio 1230-1320 is the radio home of Lehigh Athletics. Shutte graduated from Penn State University in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in Recreation and Parks Management. He also went through a continuing education program at Fairleigh Dickinson in financial planning that spanned one year.

“Rob displays great passion for the sport of golf, and for training, teaching, preparing to compete and competing. He recognizes the importance to all team members of a high quality student-athlete experience.” Joe Sterrett

roB shuTTe

WoMen’s golf

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caMPus aThleTics

It was another year of growth, achievement, fitness and fun within our Campus Athletics program. Campus Athletics is the label placed over our Club Sports, Intramural Sports, and Fitness & Recreation programs. In the Club Sports area, four new clubs (Aquatics, Badminton, Squash, and Weightlifting/Fitness) were formed in the fall of 2009, taking our total club program count to 37! Club Sports now involve approximately 1,000 participants, which is over 20% of our undergraduate student population. A number of programs were quite competitive and successful:

• Men’s Rugby qualified for regional playoffs.• Men’s and Women’s Skiing finished second in the USCSA Regional Championships, which qualified them for “Nationals” in Sunday River, Maine.• Men’s Volleyball finished first in the Mid-Atlantic College Volleyball Conference.• Men’s Ultimate Frisbee qualified for the Division III (schools under 75,000 enrollment). National Tournament in Appleton, WI and finished in 5th place.

Our Intramural program was as robust as ever! Eleven different programs involved approximately 2,800 participants over 953 scheduled events and 97 days of programming. A few examples of this extraordinary amount of activity are:

• Flag Football – 46 teams; Highest # of teams in 10 years.• Arena Football – 21 teams; First year of this offering; Played in Grace Hall.

• Soccer – 57 teams; Second highest # of teams in 10 years.• Volleyball – 44 teams; Fourth highest # of teams in 10 years.• Turkey Trot – 270 runners.• Dodgeball – 40 teams; Up 6 teams from last year.

For the 2009-2010 year, the standouts were:

• Phi Sigma Kappa – Upper-class Greek All University winner• Culo Grande – Upper-class Independent All University winner• Rebels – Women All University winner• Dravo 23 – Freshman All University winner• Intramural Managers of the Year: o Larry Shulman, Phi Sigma Kappa o Naomi David, Alpha Gamma Delta

The Welch Fitness Center remains open to students, faculty, and staff over 16 hours per day on most days and 294 days per year. Daily traffic into the center ranges from 200-235 people on Saturdays and Sundays to 315-325 people per day Monday through Friday.The Fitness Center also offers various instructional programs and group fitness sessions. Among them are: • Group Exercise – Jazzercise, Kickboxing, Hip Hopercize, Awesome Ab’s• Instructional Fitness – Spinning, Callanetics, Yoga, and Pilates

Our Campus Athletics team continues to be creative, enthusiastic, and energetic about fitness and fun on campus and the members of our campus community are responding!

on The Move!

In order to maintain its incredibly high participation levels, our Campus Athletics leadership team recognized the importance of visibility, awareness, and branding. In 2009-2010, a new logo was developed to create the identity that Campus Athletics was seeking. This logo (seen above) has been displayed on 700 club sport uniforms, 650 intramural t-shirts, 200 volunteer and student worker t-shirts, and in various venues across campus. Our Campus Athletics leadership team also filled the highly visible Taylor Gym hallway, which provides access to the Welch Fitness Center, with a 16-foot glass trophy case and a “Wall of Achievement”. The trophy case contains a plethora of club sport team and individual awards and the “Wall of Achievement” recognizes 56 years of intramural champions and club sport leadership. Campus Athletics is clearly “On the Move” and is energizing the campus toward fitness education, fun competition and the lifelong value of recreational sports.

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

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launched in 2008-2009

launched in 2009-2010

launched so far this year

remaining to be launched

honor rolllehigh universiTy graTefully acknoWleDges The generosiTy of Those Who gave To our aThleTic PrograMs This year.

Legend:G Graduate alumniH Honorary degreeP ParentGP Grandparent’F/S Faculty/StaffW Widow* Deceased++ Five consecutive years of givingBold Denotes Asa Packer Society membership

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William H. Trotter ’67 ++Jane TrotterDavid R. Walker ’57 ’82P ’87P ’13GPLouis Weinstock ’36Cheryl G. Wiewiorowski ’10P ’13PMartin C. Wiewiorowski ’10P ’13P

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honor rollRobert J. Belshaw ’82Peter E. Bennett ’63 ’93P ++Theodore H. Bircks ’71 ++Delmar F. Bloem ’68 ’01PTerence M. Bollinger ’84Richard F. Boyer ’68

Richard R. Bradley’61William R. Brady ’56 ++Peter A. Buckley ’92Trina M. Buhler ’94Campbell Family Foundation, Inc.Christina B. Campbell ’13PThomas J. Campbell ’80 ’13P ++Vance A. Cassell ’90 ++Kevin A. Cassesse ’F/SJose L. Castillo’ 60Richard B. Cawthorne ’60Benjamin J. Chrnelich ’96John F. Collins ’53 ++Patrick E. Connors ’92William W. Crouse III ’64 ’90P ++D & D Monarch Sheet Metal, Inc.James R. D’Agostino ’70 ’99P ++Dwight M. D’iorio ’12PKatie L. D’iorio ’12PPeter C. DeLuca ’79 ’11P ++Peter G. DeMaria ’84William H. Dempsey, Jr. ’50 ++Edward W. Doherty ’99P ’01P ++Stewart Early ’66 ’96PDavid C. Eaton ’86 ++Scott A. Edwards ’83

Herbert E. Ehlers ’62 ’64G ’92PJody Eichblatt ’10PLowell P. Eisenhardt ’84Jeffrey D. Enslin ’88Neil G. Epstein ’62 ++Scott V. FainorPaul A. Feidelson ’89Armand Fernandes, Jr. ’61 ’87P ’89P ’95P ’98PEllen M. Flanagan ’80 ’12PJames M. Flanagan ’80 ’12PGarry L. Foltz ’94Gregory W. ForbesCeleste A. Forster ’89John S. Forster ’84Foster & Mazzie, LLCKenneth H. Fuirst ’86Richard F. Gabriel ’51 ++Brian P. Gentile ’10PPatricia A. Gentile ’10PRobert C. Gerlach ’70 ++Roger K. Glasbrenner ’77 ++Michael J. Glasheen ’67 ++Mark E. Goehring ’76 ’07P ++Mary Goehring ’07PFredric H. Gould ’57 ’11GPRoy W. Grabner ’61 ’63G ’67G ++Karen Guman ’13PMichael D. Guman ’13PWilliam F. Hahn ’49 ++Bruce A. Haines ’67 ++Leon M. Harbold ’59 ++Lynne B. HarboldDonald L. Harper ’10PSuzanne G. Harper ’78 ’78G ’10PThomas J. Healy ’58 ’85PJohn R. Hershey, Jr. ’49 ’85PByron B. Hertslet ’65Donald E. Hill ’63Thomas E. Hirsch III ’75 ’10P ++Valerie S. Hirsch ’83 ’10P ++Gary S. Hirschberg ’78Ida Holber ’11PStephen W. Holber ’11PMarc A. Holliday ’88M. Keith Huzyak ’72Dorothy J. Iacocca ’09PGary J. Iacocca ’76 ’09P ++Darlene A. Innocenzi-Pallotti ’13PDerek Irwin ’88Barry A. Jenkin ’66 ++Aline H. KassabianLeon Kassabian ’88 ’90G ++Ronald L. Keenhold ’56Mark A. Keller ’97 ++Robert E. Kiss ’79 ’08PSharon Kiss ’08PAlbert F. Kovach’60 ++John A. Kraemer ’79 ++Lehigh South Side Booster Association Brian V. Lewis ’79Merrill S. Lichtenfeld ’58 ++Deborah S. Lieberman ’07P ’09PMark T. Lieberman ’79 ’81 ’81G ’07P ’09P ++

Michael J. Lieberman ’75 ’11P ++Molly A. Lieberman ’11P ++Norman F. Liedtke, Jr.’74 ++Mark W. Lunden ’86John W. MacMurray ’59 ++Bruce J. Mactas ’82Lisa C. Mactas ’85John N. Mains ’11PWilliam P. Mangus ’55Christopher V. Marshall ’88 ’11P ++Colleen H. Griggs Marshall ’99H. Anthony Marvray ’81Eric L. Matthews, Jr. ’01 ’02 ++Jon McConaugheyPhilip J. McGinnis ’79John B. McGowan ’81 ++Barbara J. McReynolds ’10PRobert N. McReynolds ’10PCheryl G. Merrell ’87Richard C. Merrell ’87Elliot N. Michael ’76 ’07PWilliams E. Millsom ’60 ’99PCamille J. Moll ’93PRichard T. Moll ’61 ’93P ++Jennifer M. Monahan ’03Timothy P. Monahan ’03 ++Andrew K. Morris ’50 ++Amy E. Morton ’93 ++Matthew C. Mosher ’86 ’13PTracy B. Mosher ’13PMichael J. Moss ’76Frederick C. Mueller ’62 ’88P ’94PDaniel B. Mulholland ’74 ++Donna Mulholland ++Robert E. Mulholland ’74 ’07P ++Mary Ellen MundyPaul Mundy ’86P ’08GP ++A. Quentin Murray ’12PAlicia M. Murray ’12PMyer R. Musser, Jr. ’57Irvin S. NaylorLorraine NiceVirginia T. Niemeyer ’43W ’68P ’80PKaren S. NoelNicholas Noel III ’74 ++Leon L. Nonemaker ’48 ’76P ++Daniel J. Ochs ’98 ’00GR. Bentley Offutt ’60Albert N. Olsen ’56 ’84P ’86P ++Oluseun O. Otulaja ’03Michael F. Pallotti ’13PLanny R. Patten ’81P ’84P ’85P ’90P ++J. Richard Paul ’72 ’04P ’07P ’09PDavid A. Pearce ’13PKaren S. Pearce ’13PWilliam G. Pertusi ’83 ++Edward W. Petrozelli ’73 ’03P ++Walter C. Pijawka ’58 ’84P ’86P ’92P ++Edward W. Purdy III ’74 ++Deidre A. Rajkowski ’83E. Mark Rajkowski ’81John B. Reinoehl ’54 ’68G ’94P ++Lunsford Richardson, Jr.’46 ++Clark K. Riley ’57

Michael D. Rockman ’59 ’91PFrank A. Roth ’80 ’08P ’11P ’F/SHelene A. Roth ’80 ’08P ’11PHenry A. Russell ’87C. Keith Rust ’57 ’82P ’88P ++Craig E. Rust ’88 ++Shannon Rust ’90Wayne K. Rust ’82Lillian T. SavageWilliam E. Schantz II ’86Garry L. Scheib ’72 ’73G ++Arthur P. Schifflin ’55 ’90PKathleen K. Schlegel ’75 ++William C. Schlegel, Jr. ’74 ++Schoen FoundationHayedeh S. Scott ’81Howard W. Segal ’64 ’65 ++John M. Shigo ’84Edward K. Shupp ’02P ’11P ’F/SAmelia W. Silva ’79 ++Daryl E. Sissman ’94 ++David SissmanGlenn S. Skola ’78 ’05P ’06PRobert E. Slater ’62 ’86P ’87PRichard H. Smith ’59 ’80P ++Joseph P. Snyder, Jr. ’65 ’93P ++Susan L. Snyder ’62W ’84PDaniel Solis-Cohen ’78 ++Martin B. Solomon ’65 ’92P ++John C. Stanley ’59 ’91P ++Cynthia G. Sterrett ’76 ’78G ’03P ’05P ’07P ’09P ++Joseph D. Sterrett ’76 ’78G ’03P ’05P ’07P ’09P ’F/S ++Stephen D. Stingle ’69William A. Stuart ’66 ++Kristen L. Talgo ’80 ’13P ++Susan M Talgo ’13PAnne C. TeufelRobert J. Teufel ’59 ’91PPeter ThiesElizabeth M. ThunFerdinand Thun ’56 ’F/SRichard J. Titus, Jr. ’81 ’86G ’F/S ++Lisa Dippre Titus ’82 ++Barbara A. Turanchik ’75 ’F/S ++Edward J. Turanchik Donald C. Van Orden ’79Frank E. Walsh, Jr. ’63 ’88P ++Joseph P. Weis ’65Buck WessellKent W. Westhelle ’62 ’87P ++Llewellyn R. Williams ’58John S. Wood ’12PVictoria L. Wood ’12PJoseph M. Workman ’53 ’54 ++Joel P. Wummer ’80 ++Joseph R. Zelechoski ’73 ’78G ’95PHal S. Zemel ’89 ++

caPTain ($500-$999)John H. Abel ’90P ’F/SLynne J. Acierno ’11PKaren A. Adams ’89G ’F/S ++

Kyle D. Adams ’07 ’09GGretchen S. Andersen ’83Rodd N. Anderson ’75 ’77G ’06P ++Thomas D. Anderson ’77 ++David B. Andrews ’82 ’84GKenneth I. Atlas ’83Costas A. Avrakotos ’10PElwood B. Backensto ’43Christopher A. Bailey ’77 ’12PLauren A. Bailey ’12PBrian K. Balliet ’68 ++Ted BankoAmy Barr ’13PBradford Barr ’13PTheodore F. Bayer ’70Laurel C. Beattie ’88 ++Michael G. Beattie ’88 ++Jim BenzingGerald E. Berger ’71 ++Ryan M. Bernholz ’01John J. Bolebruch’76Michael G. Bolton ’65 ’67G ’94P ++Gregory A. Boye ’97Douglas D. Bradley ’11PHarry F. Brooks ’59 ’84P ++Michael D. Butz ’94 ++Joanna S. Capps ’79Richard B. Carney, Jr. ’56 ++Frederick N. Cassilly ’08Carlo D. Cella III ’76 ’04PJacob P. Civitts ’98Jennifer C. Civitts ’97Cindy L. ConwayWalter Conway ’95G ’F/S ++David F. Cook ’60A. Curts Cooke ’58 ’82PCameron A. Copeland ’08 ’09Anthony L. Corallo ’F/S ++Christopher P. Cornish ’86Michael V. Coryell ’84 ++Michael G. Cosmos ’80 ++Susan L. Coursen ’85Peter J. D’Agostino ’85Louis J. D’Annibale ’81Rocco Damato ’99PJoanne DavisDavid J. DeAngelo ’66 ’67G ++William H. DeCamp III ’54 ’78P ++John G. deGrouchy ’43 ++Richard H. deMoll ’72Cheryl L. Dentler ’11PJanna J. Dentler ’11PMatthew A. Diehl ’09Joseph E. Diorio ’77 ’04P ’07P ++Gloria Dobrota ’86PJohn S. Dobrota ’61 ’86PDaniel J. Donovan ’86Gerard J. Downey ’59Diana O. Driscoll ’83James C. Driscoll ’83James J. Duane III ’73 ’04P ’06P ++Frank J. Dunigan ’44 ++Todd A. Eardensohn ’90David Eichblatt ’10P

Patrick Ellis ‘07P ++Catherine Engelbert ’86 George L. Engelke, Jr.’60 ‘92PJack ErbB.S. Evans ’90

Harley B. Ferguson IV ’95Katie E. Ferguson ’95George J. Ferrio ‘75 ‘84GThomas K. FlanaganThomas M. Flatley ’61William O. Fleckenstein ’49 ’00GP ++William Folland ’01PEric D. Frary ’89Tracy L. Frary ’89W.L. Fry, Jr. ’64 ++Kara G. Gallagher ’93Michael J. Gallagher ’60G ’88P ’93P ++Sean B. GallagherJoseph L. Gargagliano ’01Curtis Granet ’07P ++George R. Hall ’49Laura F. Hammes ’90Mark F. Hammes ’90Susan D. Hayward ’57WKenneth D. Hendrix ’55 ++Edward J. Hochreiter ’63 ++Bonnie M. Hoffman ’01 ’02G ++William R. Horn ’59 ++Edgar H. Howells, Jr. ’68Jane Hueber ’11PPeter Hueber ’11P

honor roll

Jon T. Hunt ’97Donna M. Iafolla ’11PKent F. Iafolla ’11PDonald A. Johnson ’66 ’97P ++Jeffrey A. Johnson ’80David I. Jones ’07Steven G. Joseph ’83Jennifer M. Keefe ’09Daniel T. Kelly ’13PMary E. Kelly ’90Sharyn A. Kelly ’13PJoseph P. Kender, Jr. ’87 ’93G ’F/SJoseph M. King, Jr. ’61 ’95P* ++Anne R. Kline ’81 ++Andrew W. Koerner ’10Joseph J. Korff ’66Stuart A. Kritzer ’67 ’07P James P. Laubenstein ’71 ’73GJanet M. Laubenstein ’93G Lehigh Valley Carpenters Local No. 600 ++Ross H. Lessentine ’52GHarry B. Levine ’56 ’91P ++Alvin B. Lewis, Jr. ’54 ++Elizabeth LewisW. Gary Liddick ’76Robert H. Littner ’53 ’83P ++William P. Maher ’72Craig L. Manchuck ’85William E. Mandry

John C. Marcon ++Jonathan A. Marshall ’61 ’95PGlenn P. Marx ’85Jo Anna Matey ++Robert K. Matey ++Martin W. Maurer ’54James P. McCormick ‘80 ++Peter B. McGee ’76Gregg D. Merksamer ’84Dennis R. Mertz ’75 ’77G ’84G ++Anthony G. Miller ’80 ++James D. Miller ’64 ’67G ’87P ’90P ++James M. Miller III ’65 ’70G ’00P ++Mariann V. Miller ’79Kathy M. Mitchell ’78 ++Bruce Molnar ’13PDenise Molnar ’13PLarry E. Moyer ’61 ’86P ’88P ++Robert J. Muffoletto ’62Richard A. Muir ’74 ++Gene W. Mulvihill, Sr. ’56 ’80P ’91P ’11GPDavid H. Myers ’F/SChristopher S. Nagle ’81Richard H. Niemeyer ’68 ’73GMartha NobleRichard W. Noble ’74Philip B. Nonemaker’75 ’83GJohn F. Novak ’90 ’93GPeter D. Nunan ’79 ’86G ++Lisa M. Oonk ’85John R. Orem ’83James C. Parry ’70Mark Parseghian, Jr. ’49 ++Anthony C. Pasquale ’98PScot M. Pasquale ’98 ++William G. Paul, Jr. ’67 ’90P ’92P ++Alfred C. Pedecine ’74 ’03P ++Brent Pendleton ’59Anthony Peters, Jr. ’90GJohn F. Plunkett, Jr. ’74 ++Bruce R. Pohlot ’74Michael D. Policarpo II ’96 H. Victor Pratt, Jr. ’61 ’87P ++Carol A. Prosser ’11PCraig J. Prosser ’11PChristopher L. Querns ’96 ’00GKelly J. Rafferty ’02’03GBrett Reed ’F/SJames J. Reilly ’84 ’88GRenee S. Reilly ’83 ’84GWayne S. Reisner ’72 ++Sharon K. Richter ’86Herman L. Rij ’69GMarc L. Rinaldi ’76Paul L. Rinaldi ’82 ’83GRosemary Ripley ’13PElizabeth A. Rizzi ’92Stanford Robbins ++Charles H. Roberts ’50Daniel C. Rodenhaver ’97Robert J. Sallash, Jr. ’91P ++P. Ross Santangelo ’84 ++Daniel R. Saunders ’78 ++

David H. Schaper ’43 ++Harriet SchaperRonald C. Schlemmer’60 ++Joseph C. Schulter ’70 ’72GKenneth C. Scott ’72Henry A. Seebald ’42 ’49GMichael J. Semcheski ’62Wayne R. Shurts ’81 ’10PSidney J. Silver ’57 ’59G ’81P ’93P ++Richard A. Simon ’86Charles J. Skender ’76 ++Charles M. Slinghoff, Jr. ’62Geoffrey A. Smith ’69 ++Howard P. Smith ’60Perry J. Smith ’87Stephen J. Spey ’74 ++Donald S. Spitzer ’56 ’85PSusan K. Sprague ’86 ++Donald E. Steeber ’55Eric J. Steelman ’85William N. Steitz, Jr.’80 ++Darrell J. String ’73Benjamin M. Talbott ’97Heather X. Talbott ’98John Talotta ’66Andrew D. Terrell ’13PMaria G. Terrell ’13PGeorge J. Thomas ’75 ’77G ’06PJoseph E. Thomas ’77Ellen S. Tormey ’10PMichael F. Tormey ’10PDavid C. Trimble III ’86Kathleen D. Trimble ’87Steven J. Turgeon ’79Braden T. Turner ’61 ’83P ’F/S ++Janet R. Turner ’83PJeffrey A. Turner ’83 ’86GCharles M. Tuskes ’02PGregory L. Tyler ’90Thomas A. Ursic ’02PDavid A. Van Horn ’F/S ++Jon P. Van Order ’94 ++Joseph V. Verdi ’07Viamedia LLCRobert J. Waldvogel ’78Weston B. Wardell, Jr. ’51 ++Vicki Warren ’10PAnna R. Warshaw ’07P ’11P ++Kirk M. Warshaw ’80 ’07P ’11P ++Edgar F, Whitmore, Jr. ’40 ++Glenn P. Willard ’77 ’11PRonald A. Williams ’76 ’78G ’82GSanford W. Wilson III ’73David P. Woolsey ’75Harvey L. York ’67 ’94P ’98P ++Peter B. Yozzo ’88Linda L. Zimmerman ’74GThomas L. Zimmerman ’70 ++

leTTerWinner ($250-$499)James B. Abeltin ’74James J. Addonizio ’75 ++David A. Andreychik ’83Michael J. Androlewicz ’86 ’88G ++

Thomas W. Applegate ’55Jacalyn S. Askin ’75Ronald G. Askin ’75Charles A. Austin III’56Belinda R. Avalos-Copelan’10PMarty Averbuch ’09PLauren E. Ayres ’02Linda Azzara ’09PRobin S. Balding ’70Kenneth S. Ball ’82 ’13PSandra R. Ball ’13PBAM Inc.Stephen P. Banco ’88 ++Edward X. Barth ’79Joseph W. Bartish ’61 ++James R. Beilstein ’60 ’90P ++Jennifer M. Benn ’86Richard R. Benn ’86Cynthia Bienemann ’10PRobert Bienemann ’10PJohnson C. Blake ’52Wilbur J. BlewJames R. Bogorowski ’13PJanet T. Bogorowski ’13PPatricia G. Boig ’77 ’07P ’09PKimberly B. Bolton ’87William J. Bolton ’87Mark S. Borda ’06Michael L. Bowers III ’74Shannon L. Bracken ’99Charles J. Breuer ’76 ++Brian L. Briggs ’89 ’91GJaclyn A. Brilling ’10PKaren M. Brown ’12PKeith R. Brown ’12PP. A. Bulliner ’65 ++David C. Burdakin ’77 ++John C. Butkus ’80Casper M. Camarda ’52 ’75P ++Herbert P. Campbell ’72 ’74G ++Bernadette E. Carr ’13PDaniel P. Carr ’13PWilliam A. Cheslock, Jr. ’88 ++Sharon M. Clark ’11PStephen M. Clark ’11PPaul F. Clausen ’78 ++Richard E. Collin ’51 ++Edward T. Comly II ’53Edward A. Copelan ’10PMatthew D. Cowperthwait ’09Cynthia J. Davis ’84John N. Dennis ’58 ’88P ++James E. Derington ’55 ++Stephanie Digneo ’03 ’04G ++Debra A. Dimaria ’13PJoseph J. Dimaria ’13P James M. Dinneen ’64 ++Robert W. Dombral ’61Jennifer L. Donovan ’12PFrancis R. DoughertyLisa M. Drake ’13PPhilip B. Drake ’13PJessica N. Drexler ’94L. Douglas Dworski ’69 ’70

Carla J. Eason ’13PCharles T. Edwards ’41Amie S. Eglit ’01Michael W. Eglit ’02 ++Joseph F. Eschleman ’98 ++Richard G. Etra ’71Dennis Fantoni ’13PNinette Fantoni ’13PAndrew C. Fiala ’92Trenton M. Fisher ’00William B. Fisher ’13PAndrew K. Fitz ’95 ++Meredith W. Fitz ’94Maria C. Flint ’12PRussell M. Flint ’12PWilliam Foerster ’50Ellen ForlenzaVincent A. Forlenza, Jr. ’75Ray D. Fox ’10PBrian S. Frey ’92Melissa C. Frey ’92Christina L. Frye ’12PKaren A. Fullam ’12PTodd M. Fullam ’12PBrian R. Gara ’87Donald C. Garaventi ’58 ++Karen B. Garibaldi ’79 ’07PPeter P. Garibaldi ’80 ’07PDanielle G. Gaydos ’86Robert C. Gaydos ’86James W. Gentles ’48 ’80P ++Charles I. Gibson ’63 ’68G ’73GSteven M. Goerlich ’00Richard T. Golebiewski ’02Donald R. Gormsen ’95Cary E. Gosney ’12PJulie A. Gosney ’12PDustin J. Grande ’01Raymond T. Gregorek ’04PWilliam R. Grimm ’12PPenny Gundry ’11PRobert Gundry ’11PAlfred G. HaddadAnn P. Haller ’11PThomas H. Haller ’11PJames T. Hancock ’53 ’85P ’91PJim E. Haney, Jr. ’07PLauren E. Haney ’07Leslie Haney ’07PWillard Hansen ’56Ronald H. Hartman ’65 ++Ruth B. HartmanMatthew P. Healy ’11PDouglas R. Henning ’75 ’76G ’04P ++Joseph H. Henningsen ’59Richard E. Hepp ’95Alexandra Herb ’06GRobert A. Herb ’94G ’F/S ++Alan S. Hess ’13PVictoria T. Hess ’13PSteven E. Hiltabiddle ’88 ++Elinor S. HirschRobert L. Hirsch ’58Elizabeth Hittinger ’71P ’75P ’78P ’97GP

William C. Hittinger ’44 ’73H ’71P ’75P ’78P ’97GP ++Philip A. Hofmann ’84Mary F. Hojnacki ’10PPaul R. Hojnacki ’10PDenise Holechek ’13PPatrick J. Holechek ’13PMichael J. Holva. Jr. ’70 ++John C. Hooff, Jr. ’07PMichael J. Horgan ’10PRobert T. Hoyt, Jr. ’51 ’52 ++Louis E. Huber, Jr. ’65++Philip J. Hume ’08Edward W. Hummers, Jr. ’58 ’81P ’07GPDavid A. Hunt ’12PRuth A. Hunt ’12PDerek D. Hyatt ’86

Peter M. Jeffers ’61 ’64GWilliam E. Jeney, Jr. ’84 ++Jeffrey A. Jenkins ’94Ruddell W. Johnson ’60Elizabeth B. Johnston ’12PMarcus E. Johnston ’12PI. Blakeley Johnstone III ’72 Gary L. Kauffman ’77 ’79G ++A. Victor Keen ’69 ’74GSteven A. Kelban ’68Cynthia A. Kelley ’13PTimothy M. Kelley ’13PMichael A. Kelly ’75 ’08PMichael P. Kelly ’09Patrice A. Kelly ’08PAndrew W. Kosko ’90Lori A. Kosko ’89

honor rollMichael C. Kosko ’87 ’94G ++William H. Kostyak ’82Edward H. Kottcamp, Jr. ’56 ’57G ’60G ’84P Kathleen M. Kotula ’96

John R. Kramer ’61’96P ++Hank Kuehn ++Ana R. Kuhns ’10P ’13PMichael F. Kuhns ’10P ’13PAmanda A. Kusko ’97 ’99GChad S. Kusko ’97 ’99G ’02G ’F/SJay C. Lacke ’64 ’72GPeter B. Laurie ’68Jennifer Leary ’93 ’97GSean P. Leary ’93 ’96G ’F/SJoseph M. Lee ’90Aaron Lieberman ’94Ira W. Lieberman ’64 ’94PPeter Likins ’91HPatricia Linko ’10PJoseph V. Loguidice ’09Donald R. Lowry, Jr. ’44++James Lubin ’10PPamela Lubin ’10PCharles J. Luthar ’66 ’73G ’11P ++Marie T. Luthar ’11PWilliam E. Maier, Jr.’75 ++David A. Mancosh, Jr. ’74 ’75G ++

Thomas P. Marron ’89 ++Suzanne Matarazzo ’99Matthew H. McBride ’07Francis J. McCabe ’62Vincent P. McCaffrey ’98James J. McConologue ’11PMargie H. McConologue ’11PCharles F. McCoy’ 61 ’99P ’02P ++David H. McGowan ’82 ++Barbara A. McNierney ’10PFrancis J. McNierney ’10PTimothy C. McWilliams ’00PHarry C. Meyerhoff ’50J. Andrew Miller ’68 ++L. Harold Milton’63’64Andrew C. Mittendorf ’99Therese W. Mongan ’08Franklin K. Mooney ’72 ’01PJennifer H. Moore ’98 ++Matthew MooreDonald B. Morrison ’51 ’52GMichael P. Mott ’90Joseph W. Moyer ’53Robert C. Muir, Jr. ’40Cheryl A. Murphy ’F/SDaniel Murphy ’12PLesley Murphy ’12PGary M. Nelson ’89Jennifer L. Nelson ’90 ’92GDennis C. Noble ’56James F. Noone ’13PMary H. Noone ’13PJesse M. Novalis ’04 ++Edwin J. O’Mara IV ’78Patricia G. O’Mara ’82Mark J. Orcutt ’77 ’81GJoseph H. Orr ’52 ’79P ’82PAndrew E. Palchak ’70Robert O. Palsgrove ’81 ++Gregg F. Paster ’88Chris PattonMichael R. Pealer ’01Joseph A. Pensabene III ’88 ++Elinor Peter ’58WDana R. Pizarro ’73Ann T. PopeRobert G. Pope ’47 ++Kevin R. Post ’00Jeffrey D. Pullara ’13PJack B. Rader ’44 ++David L. Rarig ’80Claudia P. Remley ’85Kevin W. Remley ’84Ronald J. Reybitz ’91Christine Rhodes ’11PMichael Rhodes ’11PHelen H. Richardson ’77Russell J. Riddell ’66 ’88P ++Kevin R. Rife ’88Richard M. Ritter ’51John R. Rizzo ’72 ++Jeffrey H. Roddin ’91 ++Michael I. RothmanPamela A. Russell ’90

Timothy E. Russell ’88 ’90GEdward F. Ryan ’11PJane D. Ryan ’11PMichael A. Sandonato ’06Richard D. Santoro ’59 ’84PRichard D. Santoro, Jr. ’84 ++Norman R. Sanyour ’85 ++Henry F. Schaf, Jr. ’51 ++Frank R. Scheid, Jr. ’58Frederick L. Schmidt ’62 ++Richard D. Schmidt ’52 ’75P ++Karen M. Sciascia ’80 ++John R. Scott, Jr. ’91 ’94GBarbara M. Scudder ’11PWilliam S. Scudder ’11PBrian C. Seaback ’06 ++Andrew P. Segal ’67 ++Harvey D. Semilof ’54Sarat Sethi ’92Deborah A. Shadd ’12PAnn Sheridan ’13PPaul Sheridan ’13PAustin E. Short ’57Debra Shurts ’10PAndrew C. Smith ’06Andrew J. Smith ’80Christine D. Smith ’08 ’09GJan G. Snedeker ’95P ++David W. Snow ’71 ’73G ++Brett A. Snyder ’00James F. Snyder ’85Lauren G. Snyder ’13PSteven T. Snyder ’13PChristine A. Soell ’91Julian R. Soell ’91Douglas M. Somerville ’60Stacy E. Sommerfield ’08Michael E. Spangler ’10PShannon L. Spangler ’10PEdmund W. Spitzig, Jr. ’57 ++Laura R. Stapleton ’12PRobert J. Stapleton ’12PMary J. Steelman ’90GElliot B. Stiefel ’13PNancy F. Stiefel ’13PRichard A. Straub ’62 ++Neil B. Sukonik ’84Marc E. Tendler’96George F. Theiss, Jr. ’60 ++Jonathan M. Thier ’08 ’10GRalph A. Thomas ’76 ’77G ++Christopher E. Tihansky ’86John M. Tillapaugh ’71William E. Toikka ’62 ++Alexander Tosi ’86Donna M. Tosi ’86Robert J. Trinkle ’63 ++Lisa S. Turner ’86Andrew F. Vandergrift ’79 ++George W. VandorenRobert K. Varano’89’92GDavid B. Vasily ++Ida E. VasilyKenneth J. Verostick, Sr. ’55 ’95P ’98P ++

Lauren J. Volpe ’08Paul W. Wagner ’57 ’81P ’86P ’F/S ++Grant M. Wasch’03 ++Charlotte WatersDavid A. Waters ’71 ’74GJulie M. Weaver ’89Kent E. Weaver ’89William A. Webb ’51 ++Rose M. Welliver ’77Joseph M. Wenzel ’59 ++Mark D. Wetzel ’74 ’83G ++Thomas A. Whelan ’84Theodore G. Widmayer ’58 ’92P ++Edward G. Williams ’59 ’85P ++Edward G. Williams ’85Christine M. Winder ’12PJonathon A. Winder ’12PJames M. Winters ’65 ++Jennifer M. Woodward ’11PThomas L. Woodward ’79 ’11PJames S. Youmans ’95 ’03GRobert P. ZimmelJulie A. Zimmerman ’13PTheodore J. Zubulake ’72 ’07P ++Martin M. Zug ’92Craig A. Zurn ’11PLisa L. Zurn ’11PDavid A. Zwally ’96Mary Beth Zwally ’95

varsiTy ($50-$249)Anonymous (’99)Megan N. Ackers ’02G. Craig Acklen ’70 ’79GWilliam R. Alec ’08Anthony J. Alessi’98Curtis A. Alexander, Jr. ’62 ++Thomas S. Allen ’08Woodard R. Allen ’68Dorothea L. Alloca ’86Edgar M. Almeida ’65William F. Altenpohl III ’74Paul J. Anastasio ’82 ’84GAnne-Marie Anderson ’F/SEric N. Anderson II ’06Gary R. Anderson ’68Jill C. Anderson ’91 ’F/SJudy M. Anderson ’69G ’91PN. Craig Anderson ’60 ’91P ’F/S ++Raymond F. Anderson, Jr. ’84C. Nicholas Antich ’63 ’64 ++Thomas Arbutiski ’62Cheryl A. Argenta ’97John ArgentaJohn P. Arnesen ’53 ’77PLinda L. AshleighAshlee N. Atwell ’10Christine E. Auletta ’10PLouis J. Auletta, Jr. ’83 ’10PErin M. Aura ’11PKellen R. Aura ’11PJulian E. Austin ’07Peter H. Bach ’59Kimberly A. Backer ’F/S

Carol T. Badger ’76GDouglas A. Baillie ’62Brian M. Baker ’99Lisa A. Baker ’10P ’F/SMary K. Baker ’F/SRaymond Baker ’61Scott A. Baker ’10PDavid C. Ball ’89Meghann M. Barber ’12 Robert J. Barber ’63Kenneth Bareford ’67 ++Mark BarketLeonard W. Barkis ++Edward S. Bardnt ’63 ’F/SDonald K. Barnes ’51 ++Stephen J. Bartell ’69Katherine E. Bartkovitz ’10Salvatore BasileVictoria Baskin-Smith ’08PWilliam D. Bast ’79 ’83GEdgardo M. Basubas ’12PPeggy Basubas ’12PThomas B. Bates ’61Frederick J. Batson, Jr. ’50Richard D. Bauer ’67 ++Stuart R. Baxter ’08Robert C. Bayda ++Mary O. Bazemore ’84John P. Beal, Jr. ’41 ++Carol K. BearGary A. Bechtel ’80Peter A. Bechtel ’76Dorothy G. BechtolGregory C. Beck ’81 ++Richard L. Becker ’85Walter E. Beckner III ’63 ++Robert B. Begg ’64William W. Beible, Jr. ’73Frederick A. Beisel, Jr. ’51 ’78P

Darren P. Belick ’11PNancy A. Belick ’11PRobert F. Bell ’54Celia L. Belmonte ’13 William E. Belser ’44 ++John L. Benn, Jr. ’96P ++Michael S. Benn ’96 ’99G ’F/S ++Robert C. Benner ’70 ++Daniel T. Bennett ’08Hannah R. Bennett ’13Connie A. Benning ’10POrville Benning, Jr. ’10PRichard W. Berg, Jr. ’64 ’65G ’91P ++Ann R. Berkey ’63WDaniel S. Berkey ’63*Carol E. Berretta ’79 ’07P ’11P ++Louis V. Berretta ’07P ’11PBlake M. Best ’07Bethlehem Chapter of UNICORobert M. Bevan ’60 ’83P ’86P ’88P ++Lynn A. Bevington’00P Johan R. Beyer ’85Allen F. Biddinger ’F/S ++Stephen D. Bigach ’75 ’05PRandall W. Biggs ’73 ’80G ++Peter N. Bishop ’05PJohn R. Bisset, Jr. ’67Robert S. Bittler ’93William M. Blier ’80Steven A. Bliss ’13PVickie L. Bliss ’13PKathleen L. Blum ’81Laurie M. Blunt ’98Michael D. Blunt ’95Randall K. BlystoneRandy S. Bochniak ’90Richard J. Bodnar ’99Thomas H. Bogia, Jr. ’66Richard A. Bolden ’71

honor rollRoger L. Bomgardner ’81Robert N. Bond ’51Paul F. Bonomi ’01 ’03GGeoffrey Borda ’06PJohn C. Bordeaux ’71Austin L. Borden ’11Kyle C. Boschen ’90Mary E. Boschen ’92Amanda G. Boulton ’82 Robert J. Bradley, Jr. ’68 ’00PEdann M. Brady ’03David C. Bramble ’68 ’01P

Charles J. Brand ’74 ’77G ++Mary W. Bransfield ’86Peter C. Bransfield, Jr. ’84Frederick C. Braun III ’63Glenn I. Breidenbach ’62 ’88P ’90P ’97P ++Maryanne Breidenbach ’56W ’88P ’90P ’97PRobert D. Breisch ’69 ++Terry L. Brenner ’62 ’69GIra R. Breslow ’69Philip J. Bresnahan ’08David A. Bristol ’56Jay D. Brodish, Jr. ’90Andrew J. Brodner ’81

Donna R. Brodner ’82Arthur C. Brooks ’59 ’91PBruce J. Brown ’72 ++Germaine A. Brown ’78P ’80P ’82P ’86PLewis Brown ’10PPamela Brown ’10PMeredith Brozost Strassburger ’92Elizabeth BruckerHenry J. Brucker ’39 ’93GP *David W. Brundage ’05Evan M. Bruno ’03 ’F/S Peter P. Brussock III ’81Krista A. Buckley ’95Mary E. BuehlerMargaret C. Buell ’88 ’93GStephen G. Buell ’70 ’71 ’77G ’F/SA. Newton Bugbee ’44 ’79P ’80P ++Nancy Buirkle ’10PRobert W. Buirkle ’10PAlfred F. Burfeind ’61 ’63GL. William Burkholder, Jr. ’51Elizabeth A. Burnham ’98Robert J. Burns ’66Jeoffrey L. BurtchCharles G. Burton ’92Salavatore A. Buscema ’96Brian S. Butler ’76D. Stephen Butler ’64Robert S. Buzby ’51J. D. Byelick ’79 ’10PKaren A. Byelick ’10PDaniel Byorick ’12PPatricia Byorick ’12PJohn A. Cable ’45 ++Brendan A. Caffrey ’09Molly S. Cahill ’01Edward N. Cahn ’55 ’02H ’90P ++Tammie CalabreseChristian Calcagno ’08Lori M. Caldwell ’09PRobert S. Caldwell ’09P ++James P. Callahan ’66Jennifer R. Callan ’06William B. CampbellElizabeth A. CannonJohn L. Canova ’59Matthew C. Capell ’07Joseph R. Caprio ’67 ++Joseph V. Capuano ’57 ’86P ’91P ++Danielle S. Carlini ’04David L. Carlini ’04Joseph M. Carlos ’10PRichard D. Carpenter ’76’ 05P ++Maxine Carthwright ’83JoAnne CascianoJames P. Case ’49 ++John E. Cassimatis ’79John Castagna ’10PLisa Castagna ’10PGreg R. Casten ’87 ++Richard S. Casten ’96Henry B. Castle ’63Stephen G. Cavicchi ’67Joseph Celauro ’61

David C. Cerminaro ’02Joseph J. Cesaria ’91Scott R. Chaisson ’95Scott L. Chambers ’94 ’96GSusan M. Chambers ’96Lawrence Chatzinoff ’78Andrew J. Chepaitis ’90Robert W. Chesley ’95Scott R. Chinitz ’93 ++Morgan V. Christopher ’10John L. Ciannello ’02Kristen M. Ciccimarra ’93Michele B. Cipollone ’88Patti Ciuffetelli ’12PBruce B. Clark ’65 ++Dane E. Clark ++Gregory A. Clark ’78 ++Julian J. Clark ’55Peter M. Classi ’06 ’08GJason A. Clemens ’00 ++Eric A. Clement ’99Susan A. Clement ’96 ++Fenton R. Cloud ’42Matthew W. Cloud ’96Donna J. CoblentzKenneth E. CoblentzRyan A. Cocca ’09Curtis D. Cochrane ’74Dorothy S. Cochrane ’75GAndrew T. Coen ’F/SJames Coffas ’63 ++Peter S. Cohen ’81Matthew D. Cole ’98John C. Coleman, Jr. ’51 ++Kyle N. Collina ’06Jenniffer L. Collins ’91John D. Collins ’10Kelly A. Collins-Romanczuk ’00 ’02G ++Gerald F. Collyer ’56 ++Alexander Colquhoun ’11PJanette Colquhoun ’11PJennifer M. Colquhoun ’11Leonard L. Combs ’92Patricia S. Combs ’91Thomas D. Combs ’08Joseph R. Comly III ’54 ++Allan P. Conner ’62 ++Linda Connor ’10PThomas M. Connor ’76 ’10PHarold E. Conway ’50Michael D. Conway ’70 ++James F. Cooke ’53Joshua J. Cooney ’06Hailey D. Coonrad ’09Caroline Cornetta ’09PRichard Cornetta ’09PEugene A. CorsiRose M. CorsiRoseann Corsi ’F/S ++Gilbert H. Cowan, Jr.’58 ++Harold E. Craig ’10PTerri Craig ’10PWendy E. Croft ’03Samuel W. Croll III ’72

Thomas A. Crompton, Jr. ’53Cunningham & Brown, LLCBrian P. Curci ’09Richard Curtis ’89George J. D’Angelo ’47David F. D’Antonio ’58Deanne M. D’Armiento ’91 ’92G ++Max Dahlem ’09Michael S. Dale ’79Joseph F. Dalton ’00PPeter K. Dane ’69 ++John W. Daniels ’60Julie C. Daniels ’79Lennie Daniels ’78Dave’s Deli & GelatoTodd B. Davidson ’87John W. Davies ’09PKalynn E. Davies ’09Sharon Davies ’09PKenneth W. Davis ’96P ++John J. De Barbadillo II ’63 ’65G ’67GRobert de la Parra, Jr. ’86James A. Dearden ’10P ’12P ’F/SJohn A. DeBottis ’79Anne M. DeCampDavid R. Decker ’64 ’91P ++Elizabeth W. DeFeo ’10Ronald H. Delfini ’65 ’88P ’91P ++Neil Dellatorre ’13PPatricia W. Dellatorre ’13PNina R. DeLong ’95Linda T. DeLuca ’11PWouter M. deNie ’68 ’72G ++Jessica G. DePalo ’05 ’06G ++Sandra M. DePhillips ’83Thomas P. Deppe ’57Brooke E. DeSipio ’06 ’08GDawn M. Detterline ’12PMark J. Detterline ’12PJennamarie DeVito ’05 ’06GElizabeth D. Dewalt ’94 ’96GLuke E. Dewalt ’91 ’93G ’98G ++Richard J. DiBlasi ’55 ++Frank W. Dickel ’48Mikael J. Diedrichs ’95Dennis R. Diehl ’70 ’71G ’92P ++Angelo A. DiGiacinto ’12Angelo F. DiGiacinto ’12PLisa DiGiacinto ’12PThomas M. Dillon ’04PAndrew G. DiPietro ’11John R. Dipietro ’87Vincent N. DirenzoJohn J. Dobosh ’58Shannon M. Doherty-Portell ’01Samuel M. Dollyhigh ’94George Donald ’04P ++Kevin M. Donlan ’07Shane P. Donlan ’09Frederick J. Donnelly ’61 ’62Linda M. Donnelly ’88 ’12PTodd P. Donnelly ’12PRichard S. Dorer ’69Travis L. Doto ’00

Heather J. Dotsey ’99Jill E. Douglass ’07Jeffrey R. Doyle ’95Mary J. DoyleJohn C. Driscoll ’59Michael C. Drozd ’46James M. Ducey ’76 ++Jane E. DuceyRobert A. Duerwald ’74Barbara M. Duffy ’04Donna M. Dugan ’10P ’12PMichael J. Dugan ’80 ’10P ’12PTerence J. Duggan ’95Jeffrey W. Duke ’75Fred Dunlap ’94PMarilyn C. Dunlap ’72G ’94P ++James A. Dunlevy ’64Brian F. Durkin ’84 ++Kevin J. Dwyer ’86Patricia M. Dwyer ’87Craig E. Dyner ’97Easton Coach CompanyNina EatonKathleen M. Ebbert ’10PLance K. Eckenrode ’97Sara R. Ecker ’93Lynn Eckersley-Ray ’89 ’91GStephanie Eckersley-RayTerry D. Eckert ’60 ’82P ’84PDouglas Y. Edwards ’61 ++Richard J. Edwards ’67Denise L. Ekstrom ’96 ’98G ’00GErik A. Ekstrom ’96 ’98GRobert Ellis ’52Carl A. Elmes ’44Joseph Ercolano ’08Chelsea K. Erdmanis ’06Edwin J. Erikson ’49 ++Eric R. Erikson ’50 ++J.R. Cary Esser ’58Karen EtraKenneth S. Etra ’71Todd M. Etters ’02 ’F/SMary Ann Eull ’10PWalter S. Eull ’10PBarbara A. Ewing ’76Karen P. Fardelmann ’10PPeter F. Fardelmann ’10PGary A. Farha ’13PSusan Farha ’13PThomas S. Farr ’97David B. Farrington ’83Kenneth J. Faust ’55Gregory R. Fay ’07Bryan E. Fecteau ’98Elizabeth A. Feeley ’87J. Kitridge Fegley ’64 ++Jeffrey C. Fegley ’98Richard W. Fehnel ’51Carl M. Feinberg ’56Edward G. Feitzinger’ 89Douglas J. Feltman ’63 ++Paul J. Fenaroli ’78P. Bruce Ferguson ’49

Thomas V. Ferrara ’90Arthur L. Ferris ’51Frederick W. Feus ’59 ’87PMichael FidorackRuth O. Fidorack ’52G ++James B. Field ’56John V. Filipos ’91Michael Filipos ’51 ++Michael J. Finley ’80 ’82GJohn S. Finn ’73Benjamin Fiore ’56 ++Brian T. Fischenich ’96Brant J. Fischer ’09Michael H. Fischman ’06Carol Flach ’11PLarry Flach ’11PC. William Flammer ’69Emily K. Flanagan ’12Michael Y. Flanagan ’07Jack K. Fletcher ’03Charles J. Fleury IV ’69 ++Michael K. Flood ’60GGrant T. Flothmeier ’06Elizabeth J. FlynnJohn J. Foley ’02P ’10P ’12P ’F/SMatthew M. Foley ’10Rita A. Foley ’02P ’10P ’12PSaralyn K. Foley ’98P ’99P ’09PTimothy J. Foley ’88G ’98P ’99P ’09P ’F/S

honor roll

John D. Folwell, Jr. ’61Robert A. Fonte ’70Stefanie C. Forlenza ’07Gerald C. Fornwald ’60 ’63 ’84P ++Ralph Z. Fortney ’52 ’80P ++Susan Fox ’10PWilliam T. Fox, Jr. ’50Karen A. Foxworth ’11PWilliam S. Foxworth ’11PMichele M. Fragnito ’98Aaron R. Frantz ’88Thomas L. Freda, Jr. ’82Robert M. Freed ’88GClifford C. Freund ’50Bonnie Frey ’88Richard H. Frey ’70 ++Melissa J. Fricke ’06 Jerry Friedenheim ’54 ++Alita S. Friedman ’87Glen M. Friedman ’86Helen T. Fromm ’09P ’12PThomas W. Fromm ’09P ’12PGeorge A. Fryer ’59 ++H. Eugene Frymoyer ’50Robert A. Fuerst ’61 ++Laurence E. Fullen ’12PGregory A. Furst ’08G&G Athletic Wear, Inc.Maryanne Gage ’13PWesley J. Gage ’13PCindy J. Gajdos ’12PRobert M. Gajdos ’12PJanet Galante ’09PR. Anthony Galante ’09PDominick G. Galimi ’97David G. Gallaher ’56 ’78P ++Gabriel S. Ganot ’06J. Bruce Gardiner ’98P ’F/S

Douglas C. Gates ’96Harvey E. Gates ’65Adam Gazda ’10Lori C. Gazda ’10PTimothy Gazda ’10PStanley L. Gedney III ’52 ’77P ’81PElizabeth M. Gehrt ’00Matthew T. Gehrt ’00Russell D. Geise ’83Emily E. Geosits ’07Shane C. Geunes ’93Wesley H. Gewehr ’69 ’72GLawrence S. Gift ’57 ++George R. Gigon’52Patricia R. GilbertThomas R. Glbert ’07Mitch M. Gilfillan ’06Paul P. Gilfillan ’06PJ. David Gill ’72 ++Laura M. Gill ’84Ian P. Gillen ’04Robert F. Gilmore ’55Stephen E. Giordano ’04Donald J. GlazebrookRichard A. Globman ’65John W. Glomb ’57 ’61G ’66G ’00PBrian J. Glueck ’86William N. Godin ’58Robert B. Goldberg ’54Debra K. Goldich ’09PRobert M. Goldich ’74 ’09PAndrew A. Goldman ’75 ’11PBrooks C. Goldman ’58 ’86P ’96PMarji R. Goldman’11PRobert H. Goldman’83 ++Joel M. Goldstein’66 ++Richard M. GoldsteinAllan B. Goodman ’60

Joanie M. GoodmanMary Rita Goodman ’90G ’F/SMurray H. Goodman ’48 ’88HFreeman R. Goodrich ’63 ’91PRichard Gordon ’52 ’84PKathryn S. Gormley ’03Sean C. Gormley ’03Ferne Gould ’11PMatthew Gould ’11PMeghan E. Gove ’06Annamarie P. Graf ’11PEdward C. Graf ’11PMilton H. Grannatt III ’68 ’69G ’72G ’75GPatricia S. Grannatt ’72GM. Timothy Grant ’74 ++Diane Gratch ’12PMichael Gratch ’12PJoseph M. Gratto ’58Anthony D. Graziani ’06Richard F. Green ’72 ++William R. Green’05Naomi GreenbergAnn Maria J. GreenzweigDennis A. GreenzweigChristopher M. Greer ’91Amy A. Grella ’97Craig S. Grella ’97Patrick J. Groome ’10James R. Gross ’90Kenneth D. Gross ’65Sharon B. Grove ’80Charles F.S. Grubmeyer ’48 ’87P ++Gerald W. Gschwind ’68 ’96PKathleen Guerrero ’10PRoberto Guerrero ’10PDaniel C. GuersBetty Guman ’13PLarry J. Gustavson ’68 ’99PDanielle Haas ’99Richard C. Haas, Jr. ’00 ’F/SJoseph A. Habig II ’79Robert M. Haft ’51Peter S. Hagerman ’61 ’91P ++Kempton C. Haile ’82 ++Elizabeth C. Hainey ’83Karen Halaquist ’12PMichael Halaquist ’12PMaria M. Hale *Jonathan R. Haley ’09George F. Halfacre, Jr. ’50 ’57GHeather V. Hamasaki ’07Patrick S. Hamer ’06Dale A. Hamlen ’57 ’92PArthur M. Hamlin ’12PMary L. Hamlin ’12PWilfrid Hamp ’62 ’85PRussell F. Handwerk, Jr. ’53 ’78P ++Mary Hanna ’13PJohn P. Harkrader, Jr. ’58 ’88P ’93PHoward I. Harmatz ’72 ++Barry C. Harris ’70 ++Bryan G. Harrison ’86R. Corydon Hartley ’78Kenneth O. Hartman ’61 ’96P ++

Kevin R. Hartmann ’06Craig Hartzell ’11PDeborah Hartzell ’11PAdam D. Haskin ’05 Gwendolyn B. Hauck ’11Wayne W. Hausser ’85George D. Hawes ’66Matthew J. Hawkins ’08GMichael W. Hay ’08Lance A. Haynes ’94John P. Healy, Jr. ’77Patricia H. HecklerRobert G. Heidenreich ’56 ’80PR. Kenneth Heist ’64 ++William H. Helfrich ’58 ’59 ++H. Brooks Heller ’69James B. Henderson ’03Wilson M. Hendricks ’90Richard A. Hensch ’61Sean J. Herman ’06Brian M. Herold ’98Jonathan D. Herr ’87Mary Hess ’08PMegan M. Hess ’08Merrill Hess ’08PMichael P. Hessemer ’08Thomas S. Higgins ’09Donna L. Hill ’96Jennifer L. Hilton ’92 ’95GWilliam K. Hindon ’65 ’05GChristopher D. Hite ’89Richard A. HoakJoan G. Hoben ’90PMichael H. Hoben ’61 ’90PCharles G. Hodge III ’61Theodore R. Hodges, Jr. ’48Dan W. Hoerig ’70Christopher M. Hoffmann ’89 ++Craig W. Hofford ’70Jane D. Hoh ’80GThomas M. Hoh ’75 ’79GEric M. Holben ’89James H. Holbrook ’76Arve B. Holt ’63Michael J. HolvaPeter J. Hondru ’71 ++Daniel J. Honeywell ’09Alexander R. Hooff ’07Claire Horn ’11Gregory T. Horn ’07Carl C. Horstmann ’86Joy R. Horstmann ’86Charles E. Houck ’66GJustin HouckKevin J. Houk ’07 Cynthia M. HowmillerChristine M. HubliDonald M. Hubsch ’52 ’80P ++Charles G. Huch ’52 ++Jacquelynne Hurst ’12PMary Frances Hynoski ’05Joseph W. Iagulli ’75Peter F. Ignall ’63 ’99PGary J. Impellizeri ’12P

Judy A. Impellizeri ’12PMichael S. Impink ’72 ’77G ’02PBradley K. Ingersoll ’90Beth A. Iobst ’10PTheodore W. Iobst ’82 ’10PMark Ironside ’F/SRonald T. Iwasaki ’02P ++Courtney L. Jackson ’08Gailon E. Jacobs ’89 ’93GPaul M. Jacobs ’69Lesly JacquesRoxanne Jahangeri ’10Sonu A. Jain ’99Fredrick A. Jalazo ’66 ’88PAdam R. James ++Thaddeus J. Jamula, Jr. ’71 ++Stephen B. Jareckie ’51Martin E. Jenkins II ’05Anne E. Johnson ’04Bonnie Johnson ’09PJarrod G. Johnson ’91Ronald D. Johnson ’62Timothy Johnson ’09PEugene B. Johnston ’08Thomas H. Johnston ’48Albert M. Jones, Jr. ’62Andrew F. Jones ’61 C. William Jones ’60 ++Julie L. Jones ’13PMark A. Jorgensen ’62David M. Joseph ’87G ’F/SJane M. Josephson ’F/S ++Michael J. Juengst ’70Denise M. Julian ’07 Michael C. Julian ’66 ++Allison M. Jurey ’99Allison L. Juster ’08Andrew Juster ’08P ++Janet L. Juster ’08P Francis D. Kaczmarczyk ’67 ’91P ’94PJames R. Kadar ’08Michael S. Kadow ’98Marisa KalmarRobert A. Kamins ’92Donald F. Kane ’62 ’92PDaniel R. Kaplan ’52 ++Ellen W. KaplanRichard D. Kaplan ’65Erhard C. Karl III ’67Gary J. Karnish ’90 ’02GDane A. Kasschau ’06Gerald S. Kaufman ’57 ++Robert A. Kaufman ’68 ++Jennifer C. Keen ’96 ++Thomas R. Keen, Jr. Edward G. Kehoe ’87Katharine L. Keller ’07Laurence D. Keller ’77Marilee A. Keller ’97PMichael A. Keller ’70 ’71G ’97PBrian J. Kelley ’01Geraldine L. Kelly ’02P ++Joseph T. Kelly IV ’08Scott D. Kemper ’84

Amanda R. KenderJames N. Kennedy, Jr. ’51Willis KennedyKatherine J. Keough ’93Michael P. Keough ’90John H. Kerr ’52Claude B. Kershner III ’78 ’07PFred A. Ketcho ’83Ryan R. Kiehl ’95

John R. Klingham ’53Michael S. Kipniss ’83Elizabeth KirkseyAllan W. Kishpaugh ’49 ++Michael P. Kitchko ’03George Klackik, Jr. ’68Gary R. Klein ’89 ++Donald R. Kleintop ’57 ’88PPaul E. Klinedinst, Jr. ’55Fredrick F. Kluge ’50Ronald G. Knerr ’83 ’09PSherri L. Knerr ’09P David A. Knouft ’95GRichard E. Knupp ’11GLisa J. Koch ’76Christopher KoernerMargaret KoernerDonald E. Kohler ’58Jeffrey A. Konigsberg ’83Alicia J. KoppKevin R. Kopp ’82 ’84GRoy F. Koppenhofer ’61 ’85PDavid M. KosikAlbert Kowalski ’12PKathleen Kowalski ’12PHolly KoziolRobert J. KozoRonald J. Kralik ’73 ++Alfred L. Kratzer ’51 ++Derek S. KreisHenry A. Kruger ’50Amy R. Krzyzkowski ’95Charles G. Kucher ’43 ’70P ’00GPJohn D. Kucher ’00George J. Kuczynski ’74 ’01PMaryBeth Keunne ’06Michael L. Kuenne ’59 ’93P ’97P ’06P

honor rollMichael L. Kuenne, Jr, ’97E. William Kuhl, Jr. ’66 Julie A. Kuhns ’10George E. Kulp ’69 ’97PRobert F. Kupec ’62Donna S. KurimayaErnest A. Kurmes’53 ++John R. KurtzA. Charles Kuss III ’52 ++

Patrick A. Lacey ’83Kathleen Laigaie ’12PRichard H. Laird III ’73Susan S. Lamar ’80David LanahanEdwin Lanahan ++Barbara Lance ’11PClifton A. Lando ’62 ++Maria J. Lanigan ’85Charles Lapihuska, Jr. ’69Carol J. Larach ’13PFernando C. Larach ’13PJames A. Largay III ’F/SJose A. Larin ’06Albert R. Laubenstein’70Jeffrey M. Laut ’09PJeffrey S. Lauver ’13P Nancy E. Lauver ’13PLance E. Laver ’98PColleen M. Law ’10Samuel F. Lawler ’95William F. Lawton V ’82Cathryn A. Laydon ’87Thomas P. Lee ’86William A. Lees ’53Lehigh University Starters Sports CampWalter Leidig ++Brian C. Lentz ’92Robert R. Lentz ’65 ’92P ++Cynthia B. Lesker ’05P ’08PKurt J. Lesker III ’71 ’05P ’08PAllen E. Levan ’52Joanne LeventhalGene M. Levitz ’54

Leslie K. Levy ’80 ++Steven S. Lichtman ’76George R. Lieberman ’75P ’79PJames R. Liebler ’12PLeonor M. Liebler ’12PJeffry A. Lindenbaum ’70 ++Jane H. Lindenmuth ’04PJennifer M. Lindenmuth ’04Nile R. Linn ’88P ’96P ++

George Little ’52 ++Carolyn H. Littlefield ’95David J. Littlefield ’91Paul G. Littlefield ’91Robert J. Livingstone ’78Matthew L. Logie ’03 ’06G ’F/SPatricia Loguidice’09PVito Loguidice’09PRobert LombardoFrederick Longernecker ’10PMaureen Longernecker ’10PMegan B. Losier ’80Jeffrey D. Lowe ’68Norine S. Luongo ’12PStephen J. Luongo ’12PAthena E. Lynch ’97John B. LynchLou A. Lynch ’78Charles R. Macauley ’49Courtney A. Macchia ’96Joseph J. Macelllara ’82 ’83Macleod Chiropractic CenterMichael P. Madigan ’92Craig M. Madsen ’80Patricia T. MahanE. Matthew MainsRose M. MainsFrank L. Majczan, Sr. ’44 ’04GPDuncan C. Malcolm ’52 ++Martin J. Maloney ’59 ++John R. Maly ’72 ++Lauren M. Manduke ’05Gregory J. Manion ’82Joanne Manion

Joshua S. Mann’06Richard B. Manning ’80Kathryn J. Mannion ’04Bruce E. Mantell ’69 ’96P ’99P Martin A. Marasco ’68Herbert S. Marchand ’66 ++Charles S. Marck ’81 ’83GSusan S. Marck ’82Jon A. Maresca ’57Rachel MargoliesRichard B. Margolies ’96Antonio Marino ’03Stephen D. Marino ’07Ennio MariottiMarjorie L. MariottiFrank S. Markosky ’75 ++Michael J. Markowski ’07William T. Marks ’70Bruce L. Marra ’56Brian D. Marshall ’04Mary Ann MarshallMendy M. Martin ’07Hector H. Martinez ’95Sylvia Martinez-Grubb ’13PWilliam G. Massa ’83 ++Mary E. MattsCassidy L. Maumus ’07Scott G. Mazur ’03 ’04G Craig F. McBethKaren S. McCarthy ’95Sean P. McCarthy ’93John E. McCartney ’53 ’81PLarry R. McCauley ’68 ++Michael J. McConnell ’05 ’07GT. Stephen McConnell ’90Mary K. McCormick ’02Keith R. McCrea ’69John D. McCumber ’95Barbara A. McDonald ’11PGerald T. McDonaldJohn R. McDonald ’11PMargaret McDonaldThomas M. McDonaldChristina C. McDonie ’84Bill McDonnell ’09PLisa McDonnell ’09PWilliam J. McDowell, Jr. ’64Joseph M . McGarvey ’88Bradley W. McGowan ’87Jennifer L. McGowanRobert C. McGrory ’56James R. McIntosh ’F/SSarah P. McIntosh ’F/SAndrew P. McIntyre ’80 ’82GStuart R. McIntyre ’47Brian J. McKenna ’12PMarta S. McKenna ’12PThomas W. McNamara ’51Alan W. McNeerJoseph A. McVeigh ’86 ’92GChristopher J. Mears ’86 ++Daniel B. Medei ’04GThomas H. Meek ’73Norman R. Meier ’50 ’77P

Tom J. Melchionni ’12PDavid W. Mengel ’79Kristen L. Merlo ’09Rebecca A. Merola ’06 ’08GBrian L. Merritt ’99 ’07GNancy M. Merritt ’04 ’05G ’F/SDavid N. Mesick ’52 ++Mark C. Messics ’82 ’87GKathleen B. Mest ’02GMatthew M. Mezzancello ’05John A. Miers ’53 ’77PWilliam S. Mieth ’66Christopher M. Mihalik ’11PGina A. Mihalik ’11PJami F. Miksiewicz ’81 ’85G ’12PLawrence J. Miksiewicz ’81 ’12PHeidi C. Miller ’96Joseph H. Miller III ’86 ’88GJoyce E. Miller ’11PJudith S. Miller ’89Michele Miller ’85Richard C. Miller ’68 ’94PRichard R. Miller ’11PArlene H. Milon ’89Robert S. Miltenberger ’44Karl D. Miran ’80GJohn R. Missimer ’85 ++Colin T. Mistele ’07David J. Mitchell ’13PKileen R. Mitchell ’13PPeter M. Mitchell ’58Daniel J. Mitrano ’72Ronald R. Mittendorf ’99PMartha D. Mochel ’84Edward H. Mockridge, Jr. ’70 ++Peter D. Moggio ’70Alfred R. Moore ’59 ’83P ’84PFrederick C. Moore ’63G ’80PEdward S. Morgan ’82Matthew R. Morgan ’82 ++Robert W. Morgan ’53Pamela J. Moritz ’92Jeffrey L. Morris ’79David P. Morrisette ’F/SJulie R. Moscow ’02Neil L. Moscow ’02P ’07P ++Craig S. Mosebach ’62 ’66GMitch Moses ++John S. Mountsier ’50 ’77P ++John R. Mousseau ’12PPamela J. Mousseau ’79 ’12PJohn A. Moyer ’57 ’82PRuth Moyer ’82PDana N. Moyles ’94Jessica E. Mudry ’96Thomas E. Muir ’68 ’70GJoshua L. Mullen ’03A. Barry Muller ’56Mary J. Mullowney ’80William L. Munson ’62William F. Murphey ’54 ++Adolfo G. Murphy ’78Denise C. Murphy ’90GJoseph J. Murphy III ’95

Sean W. Murphy ’84John C. Mutch, Jr. ’09P ’11PKathleen A. Mutch ’09P ’11P ’F/SJoel E. MyersCheryl Nagel Smiley ’08PThomas E. Nagy ’72Guiseppe M. Napoli ’13PLynne W. Napoli ’13PGary D. Naylor ’71 ++Mary D. Naylor ’10PKatherine R. Nelson ’12PThomas R. Nelson’81 ’12PWilliam S. Newlin, Jr. ’52Philip F. Newman, Jr. ’54 ’72G ’79P ’09GP ++Melony A. Newton ’12PTimothy G. Newton ’12PGeorge W. Nicholson ’71Maureen M. Nicolai ’87Kris Nielsen ’82 ++David M. Nissley ’79 ’13P ++Gail H. Nissley ’13PChristopher K. Nitchie ’00Christopher R. Noble ’13PJeffrey G. NolanEverett B. Norbury, Jr. ’69 ++George J. Novak ’58 ++Robert B. Nunemacher ’67Lillian H. NuttMarjorie Nydell ’10PMatt Nydell ’10PLawrence W. O’Brien ’11PLois D. O’Brien ’11PSiobhan I. O’Brien ’01James F. O’Connell ’55 ++Jennifer L. O’Connell ’01Jill M. O’Connor ’88Liam J. O’Connor ’08Michael P. O’Hara ’91Kerry L. O’Hearen ’88 ’90GChristopher S. Oakley ’95Charles G. Odenwelder ’12PKathleen A. Odenwelder ’12PSteven J. Ogaard ’71Cynthia F. Ogren ’82 ++Theodore P. Ogren ’81 ++Raymond Ojserkis ’91Frances D. OldachHugh G. Oldach ’50 ++Jose R. Olivero ’07PSteven E. Olsen ’89Joan M. Olszko ’13PPaul J. Olszko ’13PJonathan Oltman ’04G Julia L. Oltman ’F/SEric P. Omsberg ’13PWilliam R. Orben ’97Jennifer N. Orellana ’06Lawrence R. Oremland ’66W. Mele Orendorf ’66Charles L. Ortlam ’65 ++Michael D. OrvilliersTyler E. Osler ’F/SMark A. Ostapenko ’10Stephanie J. Palmieri ’07 ’09G

Gary W. Paris ’68John J. Park ’08Vanessa PaskaitisAaron D. Paterson ’02Ernest W. Patten, Jr. ’65 ++Rachel A. Patterson-Fegley ’01Brian W. Paulen ’98Elizabeth M. Paulson ’95Michael S. Paulson ’95Richard C. Pearce ’56Gerald J. Pechulis ’67 ’71GStephen A. Pecuch ++John R. Peek ’60 ’64G ’69G ’93P ++Donnette Peltier ’13PGuy C. Pepe ’12PSusan M. Pepe ’12PJose A. Perna ’76James E. Perrotta ’70Jonathan E. Peterson ’13PKaren A. Peterson ’13PTodd J. Peterson ’99Gregory Petrosky ’06William R. Phelps ’68Renee C. Philbrook ’08James M. Phillips ’97Karen G. Phillips ’97Joseph A. Pidutti II ’65Michael S. Plesher ++Steven E. Ploder ’91Lauren M. Plodwick ’12Andrew J. Plummer ’07Laura M. Plunkett ’05Paul P. Podgurski ’59 ’63G ++Roger H. Poindexter ’55Paul D. Portell ’94Carol J. Porter ’65W

honor roll

Coleen V. Post ’74G ’00PJohn R. Post ’79G ’00PMelanie A. Potock ’11PRobert M. Potock ’11PLeonard M. Poveromo ’69Douglas J. Prediger ’70Christopher S. Prescott ’08Georgette Presto ’12PPatrick Presto ’12PBrian J. Price ’93Douglas M. Price ’64 ++Roseann PriceRobert PrigmorePrime Mechanical, Inc.Louis J. Principe ’56Edward G. Pringle ’63 ++Paul J. Prutzman ’66 ’68G ++David C. Puleo ’12PNancy W. Puleo ’12PWalter S. Pullar, Jr. ’52Carl R. PursellMac E. Purvis, Jr. ’77Daren L. Queenan ’93Brian W. Quigley, Jr. ’03Lori A. Rabey ’12PWarren J. Rabey ’12PMichael S. Rabinovitz ’02Jill R. Racketa ’05 ’07GGeorge Ramsden ’44 ++Mark A. Randolph ’10PTheresa M. Randolph ’10PJana R. Ransom ’04Bruce E. Rarig ’81

Jamie RarigEvelyn F. Raupach-Carlos ’10PL. Michael Rayeur ’64 ++Elizabeth A. Redling ’08PTimothy Redling ’08PDenis E. Reed ’80David Reese ’72John E. Reese ’07 ’09GEdward S. Regan ’90Patrick F. Regan ’94Michael E. Reheuser ’83Caroline G. Reich ’81 ’12PJoel D. Reich ’81 ’12PLaurence A. Reisman ’82 ++Robert D. Reisman ’52 ’82P ++William A. Renfro ’68Elizabeth Resch ’60W ’94P ’98PJeffrey A. Rex ’83Richard J. Rex ’64Craig W. Reynolds ’72 ’03PRichard H. Reynolds ’03PAnna Rice ’52WJoseph P. Rich ++Ross RichAlfred C. Richmond ’61William S. Rickelman ’93Laura Y. Riehl ’81Denise L. Rieker ’91GMichael J. Rieker ’78Alice RigneyDavid K. Rill ’02P ’05PDebbie S. Rill ’02P ’05PZachary J. Rimmele ’03David S. Ritterpusch ’63Andrew L. Rizzi ’05Eve M. JohnsonLinda J. Robson ’87Robert A. Roepke ’58 ’87P ’90P ’92P ’98P ++Donna M. Roessel ’13PJames T. Roessel ’13PJill R. Roethke ’92 ++Steven M. Roethke ’94J. William Roff ’58Daniel N. Rogers ’09Melissa C. Rohland ’86 ’07GGail T. Rold ’87Mary Lou Rolish ’09P ’10PMichael Rolish ’09P ’10PWilliam C. Roman ’76 ++Vito W. RoselliRoger N. Rosenberger ’69Lester R. Rosenfeld ’40John W. RosenliebMachelle M. Rosenlieb ’83H. David Rosner ’69Claire L. Rossetter ’04 Emily A. Roth ’08Robert A. Roth ’78 ++Ilyne R. Rothschild Germaise ’90James A. Rovito ’86Gideon C. Roy III ’86Lauren RoyH. L. Boyer Royal ’56Toms B. Royal ’61 ’88P ’92P ’93P

Alan Rubin ’57 ’58GSandra RubinRichard Rubinstein ’70Edward H. Ruestow, Jr. ’52David F. Ruppe ’81Jane S. Ruppe ’81Jonnie W. Rushatz ’68 ’95PKathryn F. Russell ’10P ’11PRobert A. Russell, Sr. ’86 ’10P ’11PJames O. Rust ’67 ++Richard L. Ruth ’68 ++Gary S. Ryan ’11PMarlise Ryan ’11PRobert J. Ryan ’99PRobert J. Ryan, Jr. ’99 ’F/SAmanda M. Sage ’99Joseph H. Sahl ’04P ++Attila L. Salamon ’60David B. Salerno ’64Charles D. Salvaterra ’76G ’03P ++James A. Santanasto ’76G ’F/SRobert J. Santo ’80 ’88G ++Eleni E. Sarigianis ’08Christopher T. Sasada ’06Thomas B. Sasada ’06P Theodor C. Sauer, Jr. ’70 ’07PStacy R. Saul ’90Steven M. Saul ’90William D. SawyerMargaret A. Scamman ’80Robert L. Scamman ’78 ’81GDouglas M. Scantland ’83Frank A. Scattene III ’80 ’88GRudolph J. Scavuzzo, Jr. ’55Noel J. Schachner ’64 ’65Patrick M. Scheerer ’02Scott T. Scheirer ’62 ’64G Brian P. Schellati ’00Whitney E. Schenbeck ’07 ’08GElihu M. Schepps ’52 ’80P Robert A. Scheu ’61David H. Schlang ’67Dennis R. Schlosser ’60 ’68G ’91P Donald K. Schlosser ’62 ’64G ++Francis R. Schmid, Jr. ’37Curtis A. Schmidt ’75 ++Kenneth T. Schmidt ’77Ann E. Schmoyer-Story ’75 Nancy J. Schnur ’13PRobert T. Schoepflin ’53 ’81P ++Ferdinand Schubert ’09PUlrike Schubert ’09PJudith T. Schultz ’88P ’92PStanley R. Schultz ’88P ’92P ’F/SJames A. Schwanda ’79Kristin M. Schwarzbach ’02Arthur K. Schweithelm ’65 ’69G ’95P ++Brian Schwendenmann ’07PMichelle L. Schwendenmann ’07Carl Schwenker III ’60 ’62 ++Joseph M. Scialabba ’02Douglas W. Scott ’94James L. Scott ’84Kelly A. Searfoss’05

Michael J. Sedonic ’71 ++John W. Seebald ’53Werner K. Seel ’55John W. Segraves ’49James E. Seigman ’58 ++Eric L. Sejourne ’88 ’90GKathryn Z. Sejourne ’88John K. Sellers ’55Stephen Seltzer ’58 ’87P ’91PJeffrey A. Senior ’88Mary B. Senior ’88 ’90GMatthew S. Senkowski ’98 ’03GSarah A. Serwo ’09David E. Setzer ’58 ’64G ++Kyle A. Severson ’96Robert H. Shabaker ’59 ’60 ’99PCheryl H. Shannahan ’11PThomas D. Shannahan III ’79 ’80 ’11P ++Charles H. Sharpless ’70Max M. Shaull, Jr. ’71 ++Julie S. Shell ’93Van C. Shell ’91Daniel E. Sheridan ’86Lawrence D. Sheridan ’58 ’89PMarcia A. Sheridan ’12PRichard A. Sheridan ’12PPeter M. Sherman ’13PAmy L. Sherrard ’13PRosemary J. Sherry ’03Wendy Shertz-DiPietro ’11PStacy Shiffert ’F/SLisbeth M. ShoemakerDouglas G. Shurts ’77 ’05P ’07PPeggy C. Shurts ’77 ’05P ’07PRobert G. Shurts ’48 ’75P ’77P ’81P ’07GP ’10GP ++Alberto E. Siblesz ’93Sharon L. Sibley-Weis ’92Russell R. Sicard ’70 ++Walter E. Sieglin, Jr. ’69David M. Sikorski ’84Allison L. Sims ’99 ++Lori Sin-RossiniRobert J. Sine ’72Jean-Charles A. Sisk ’07Walter J. Skoriak ’67 ’68GSusan M. Slaff ’79Gurney P. Sloan, Jr. ’53David P. Sloterbeck, Jr. ’57Edward H. Small, Jr. ’54 ++Cody A. Smart ’06Calvin J. Smiley ’08PCarly R. Smith ’13Charles C. SmithChristopher Smith ’99Diane E. Smith ’08P ’10P ’13PDouglas F. Smith ’82 ’84GFritz A. Smith ’53 ++Kelsey C. Smith ’07Lindsey A. Smith ’10Paul E. Smith ’61 ’63 ’93P ++Randall T. Smith ’08P ’10P ’13PRichard C. Smith ’55 ’04GPRoy P. Smith

Ted O. Smith ’08PTheodore B. Smith ’08Todd A. SmithTravis C. Smith ’02 ’06GTricia E. Smith ’09Russell G. Snyder ’59Laura A. Sobocienski ’03Louis Sofianakos ’87Sasha Sopic ’99Enrico R. SorrentinoGeorge L. Soscia ’65 ++Catherine Spain Peterson ’00Travis A. Spencer ’F/SGeorge C. Spill ’61Margaret B. SpillaneEileen C. Sprague ’11PJohn M. Sprague ’11PChantal M. St. Laurent ’05 ’06GMike Stambaugh ’00PPhilip M. Stambaugh ’00Derek L. Stamets ’87 ++Thomas W. Standeven ’59 ++Mark Stanley ++Starters Riverport, Inc.Alex Stathopoulos ’91James B. Stauder ’99Lilia R. Stefaniwsky ’11Albert O. Stein ’84Dwight E. Stein ’84Fred P. Stein ’56 ’84P ’92P ’F/S ++VanEric E. Stein ’92G ++Richard P. Steinmann ’72Francis P. Stenger ’58 ’90P ++Dana StephensDavid H. Stephens ’75Edward T. Stephenson ’51 ’65G ++Stanley D. Sterner ’76 ++Julia D. Sterrett ’07 ’F/SRichard Sterrett ’76P ’03GP ’05GPGeorge M. Stevens ’66 ++James G. Stevens, Jr. ’07James P. Stevenson’65Edmund H. Stewart, Jr.’67Jonathan T. Stiegler’98Walter J. Stiver, Jr. ’72 ’73G ’01P ++James G. Stone ’88David A. Strassburger ’92Shaun P. Strickland ’06Donna M. Strobel ’98P ’01P ++Gregory O. Strobel ’98P ’01P ’F/SH. Carl Sturcke ’65Claire E. Sullivan ’08 ’09GEdward D. Sullivan ’58 ’90PJohn SullivanRyan P. Sullivan ’00David E. Sunderland ’64Harry A. Sutherland ’57Joseph C. Sutherland, Jr. ’08John W. Swanger, Jr. ’72Elizabeth Sweeney ’09PThomas Sweeney ’09PEllen S. Sweet ’09Richard R. Swyers, Jr. ’53David A. Szablowski ’82 ++

Denise C. TaberDonald L. Talhelm ’59 ’60G ’78P ’81P ’05GP ’F/SShirley TalhelmBernice Tarbotton ’11GPCarol B. TatemMorris J. Taylor ’02Peter N. Taylor ’54Kevin E. Tempest ’06 ’07Theodore A. Terry ’51G ’63G ’F/SF. Richard Thaeder ’68Ashok K. Thareja ’12P ’13PKimberly S. Thareja ’12P ’13PSteven W. Thatcher ’76 ++Scott D. Theuerkauf ’85 ++Chad E. Thoman ’02Arthur C. Thomas ’66Robert J. Thomas, Jr. ’72 ’06PMelissa B. Thompson’06Peter Thompson ’50 ’85P ++Virginia E. Thompson ’74David Thomson ’83 ’84G ’13P ++Wendy L. Thomson ’83 ’84G ’08G ’13P ++Anne E. Tierney ’03 ’04G

honor rollGene Tierney ’03PDavid K. Tiller ’77Carleton H. Tindall ’60 ’02PCynthia A. Tindall ’02John F. Tirrell ’47Lester E. Titlow ’43George Toliver ’04PCorey N. Tolkin ’10

Peter A. Tomaino ’70Michael S. Torch ’82Lynn G. Torgersen ’75GPeter F. Torgersen ’73 ’74GJames D. Toth ’64 ++ Thomas C. Toth ’06Jerome D. Towe ’53 ++Frederick S. Townsend, Jr. ’58 ’90P ++Jack C. Tranter ’68Lori A. Trechter ’93 ++Keith A. Treonze ’99Kelly M. Treonze ’04GLaurence O. Trerotola ’58 ’59 ’84PGlenn W. Troxel ’79 ++Vito J. Truglio ’63 ++Brian F. Trumbore

Vincent A. Tsai ’93Edward F. Tulskie ’82Steven J. Turgeon ’79Donna M. Turnbull ’87Kenneth J. Turnbull ’86Rachel Turoscy ’84 ’86G ’90GJudy C. Unger ’80 ’86G ’11PThomas S. Unger ’81 ’11PDeborah J. Utesch ’F/SMatthew J. Utesch ’F/SLouise Valeriano ’51WWalter D. Valovage, Sr. ’52 ++Robert D. Van Etten, Jr. ’73William F. Van Loan III ’82 ++Steven W. Van Sciver ’70 ++David W. Varrelman ’78 ’81G ’10PRonald H. Vaughn’58 ++Robert J. Vekony ’53 ’54Gina Veniero ’11PMark Veniero ’11PThomas J. Verbonitz ’58 ’60G ’F/SKenneth G. Voorhees III ’87Grandon Voorhis ’08PKathleen D. Voorhis ’08PChristopher J. Wakely ’F/SCharles L. WalakovitsPeter WaldronJoann Wallace ’11PRobert R. Wallace ’11PA. Robert Walsh ’07P ++Arthur R. Walsh IV ’07J. Scott Walsmith ’61 ++Arthur E. Waltking ’59Kathryn WaltkingMalcolm D. Ware ’40Angela Warman ’94Kenneth E. Warman III ’94Albert D. Warren ’57Edward F. Waterman ’62 ’86PClaudette W. Watson ’89 James E. Watson ’57 ’85P ’89P ’94P ++Matthew T. Weaver ’13William T. Weaver ’13PMelody K. Weisman ’81G ’00PRichard N. Weisman ’00P ’F/SDavid W. Weiss, Sr. ’60 ’93P ++John A. Weiss ’70William B. Welch ’82Atwood L. Welker, Jr. ’59 ++Betty L. WelkerGerald D. Wells ’54Norman B. Wenk III ’01PWilliam T. Werner ’85Randall T. Wert ’05G ’07PDale H. Wertman Kevin P. Weschler ’03William P. Weschler, Jr. ’03PStewart A. Wessel ’92 ++Frederick G. Westerman ’61Jonathan Westfield ’10J. Paul Wetterau ’59 ++Michael D. Wetzel ’93 ’95GBiddle A. Whigham ’48Ann T. White

Emmet T. White ’42 ’78PWilliam R. White ’74P ++Bernice Whitehead ’86P ++Kenneth W. Whitney, Sr. ’47 ’73PJeffrey P. Wiener ’06Paul F. Wiener ’69 ’04P ’06PKurt S. Wiesner ’62 ++Ann E. Willard ’11PLinda Willard ’05PDavid E. Willauer ’51Michael P. Williams ’85Murray Wilmerding ’81Gregory H. Wilson ’89James N. Wilson ’63 ++Mark L. Wilson ’94Joetta L. Winnett ’11PWilliam R. Winnett ’11PJonathan A. Winter ’06John U. Wisotzkey, Jr. ’51Christopher J. Wojciechowski ’06 ’08GWesley A. Wolfe ’89Corey F. Wolford ’70James R. Wood ’02P ’03PJ. Dukes Wooters, Jr. ’41Taylor C. Wray ’F/SChristine G. Wright ’10PCharles F. Wuestner, Jr. ’56 ++Bradley H. Wyckoff ’80 ’82G ++Sandra S. Wyckoff ’81Herbert G. Wylie ’47Matthew T. Yarnold ’03 ’05G ++Eric C. Yaszemski ’80 ’83G ++Mark D. Yoder ’82 ’97G ++William A. Yodis ’68Laurie B. Young ’07Anastasia D. Yuelys ’81Joseph S. Zabrecky ’88Julius F. Zavar ’63 ’64GNicholas A. Zemyan ’80GGregory S. Zenczak ’75Gregory P. Zern ’68C. Palmer Zigmund ’62 ++Derek P. Zinck ’06Richard A. Zinck ’80G ’98G ’06PJohn E. Zollinger, Jr. ’57 ’86P ’88P ++Alexander N. Zook ’13Richard N. Zook ’13PThomas J. Zubulake ’07Nicholas M. Zumas ’70 ’07PDominik S. Zurakowski ’01Michael R. Zurfluh ’07Stanley Zweifel ’13GP

TeaM MeMBer (uP To $49)Elizabeth AbadessaRobert J. Abadessa ’73 ’78GAdrianna M. Abreu ’13Kristen E. Acciaioli ’04Barbara Addis ’13PF. Scott Addis ’13PKevin J. Ahearn, Jr. ’07Jacquueline S. Ainlay-Conley ’13PMatthew L. Aklan ’96Matthew B. Alford ’11

Michelle L. Allinson ’83Scott B. Allinson ’83Samuel J. Anderson ’09Richard D. Andres ’80 ’06P ++Elisabeth V. Andrews ’98Richard B. Ardern ’65 ’66Aaron M. Argenta ’06Pamela J. AshCharles D. Atmore ’53 ++Kathryn E. Auletta ’10William J. AverrillMary B. AvrakotosArnis Balgalvis ’59Brendan W. Barber ’13Sebastian D. Barrera ’13Lorraine F. Barrows ’84 ’86GSusan E. BarthelmessMichael N. BartholomewLauren E. Barton ’06Andrew N. Bartynski ’10Robert Bartynski ’10PHana V. Baskin ’10C. Thomas Baumgartner ’67 ++Jeffrey D. Bean ’66 Arthur R. Beauregard IV ’00 ++Christine E. Beaver ’94Rodney E. Bechtel ’51 ’80PDavid D. Begley ’12Richard T. Bell ’68 ’03PBenton Tiger Wrestling ClubJames M. Benton, Jr. ’06 Conney W. Berger, Jr. ’91Joseph BeringerKim Bernstein Talley ’90Kristin M. Bierbauer ’08Kathy B. Bilodeau ’11PSean A. Bilodeau ’11PCarolyn R. Bird ’11Eileen M. Biro ’11P ’F/S ++Joseph F. Biro ’11PSamuel N. Bishop ’05Edward C. BlauAdrienne N. Blount ’07Lee A. Blum ’89 ’92GChristopher M. Bohan ’94Michael R. Bonafide ’12Brian W. Booze ’95Tya L. BostwickCharles L. Bowers, Jr. ’61Kathleen B. BowmanMary P. Brakke ’13PAdam J. Bray ’06Gregory J. Brentup ’08David G. Breskman ’69Joshua P. Brickman ’05 ’07GPeter G. Bridi ’10Jack G. Briscoe*Gregory E. BrizekJames R. Brobson ’75Lee W. Brooks ’82 ++Wendy B. Brouwer ’75Melanie E. Brown ’11PGary M. Brownell ’72Kevin M. Brownell ’07

Paul D. Burd, Jr. ’12Rebecca H. Burris’01Jean M. CaffreyMichael P. CaffreyJacob Campbell ’08GKimberly A. Campbell ’13Arlene E. CannonElizabeth D. Cannon-KealeyJoel G. Cantrell ’96GMegan J. Capuano ’91 ++Zahir N. Carrington ’10Kendra C. Carter ’13Stephen D. Cartwright ’13Virginia F. Cartwright ’13PCasey G. Castignetti ’10David F. Chadwick ’02 ’03GLauren E. Chanatry ’05David E. Chella ’08 ’10GJason G. Chin ’04Anthony J. Chirichello ’10PCeleste L. Chirichello ’10PW. Robert Christie ’58 ’89P ++Donna D. ChristopherRaymond H. Christopher III ’84Jeffrey R. Cianni ’05Matthew R. Cichocki ’87Carlton S. Clark ’56Mackenzie A. Collins ’09Michael J. Collins ’09PSusan L. Collins ’09PR.K. Colton ’78G ’02P ’F/SLee M. Conley ’13PThomas E. Conley ’13Donald G. Coppersmith ’54Justine E. Covey ’11Janice Crall ++Charles E. Craze ’63Jason H. Cristino ’93Jacqueline F. Cross ’08 ’09GPatrick F. Cucci ’09Daniel L. Curatola ++Carol Curci ’09PRichard Curci ’09PJennifer E. Curran ’10Dieter F. Czerny ’74Aaron J. Czysz ’04James E. Dalton ’10PMarian K. Dalton ’10PChristopher P. Daniels ’13Robert F. Davenport ’68Wesley A. Davis, Jr. ’39 ++Diane M. Daych ’79John E. Deal ’72 ’82GJohn L. Dean, Jr.’53 ++Richard C. deDufour ’84G ++Paul H. Degen ’73William D. Denise, Jr. ’62 ’87P* ++Jeffrey J. Devlin ’07Dimitri E. Diamandopoulos, Jr. ++Timothy M. Diamond ’09Brittany Dickinson ’11Kathleen Didonato ’13PMichael Didonato ’13PCatherine C. Dietrich ’77G

Dale M. Dietrich ’75GEdward Dillon ’09PKatherine Dillon ’09PClarence M. Ditlow III ’65 ++Joseph Divito ’06PTimothy S. Doane ’F/SLaura J. Doersam ’12PMichael S. Doersam ’12PJaclyn K. Dolan ’12PJulie Dolan ’89Thomas W. Dolan ’12PKaren T. Doris ’99Gary R. DottererPaul F. Duffy ++Ted M. Dufresne ’03 ’04 ’05GMark S. Duncan ’98Michelle H. Duncan ’98Bryan R. Dunker ’01Thomas J. Dunn, Jr. ’79William R. Dunne ’11Walter E. Dunsby, Jr. ’59 ’96PJohn B. Durkee, Jr. ’62 ’64 ’69G ++Michael R. Dvorak ’08 ’09GWilliam P. Dwyer, Jr. ’64 ’68GIan A. Eason ’00Toby V. EatonTravis J. Eisemann ’07Maher M. Elasmar ’08Sara S. Ellis ’07Joseph M. EptingRobert B. Evans ’39 ’85P* ++Katelyn R. Farrell ’10

honor roll

Kirk P. Fazioli’77Alexander W. Fegley ’12Thomas P. Ferrara ’52Rose H. Ferris ’13Eugene E. FerryDavid J. FielderJennifer L. Filiberto ’09Kailyn M. Finnegan ’10Kenneth R. Finnegan ’10PLynn C. Finnegan ’10PGordon L. Fisher ’59 ’60Rudolf J. Fleischacker ’61Jennika C. Flothmeier ’09 ’10F. R. Corky Flynn ’55Thomas P. Flynn ’90 ++Howard B. Foltz ’77 ’80GRichard O. Forman, Jr. ’08Laura K. Francis ’13PTodd A. Francis ’13PCharles M. Frankel ’62 ’02P ++Theresa L. Fromm ’09Matthew J. Fullam ’12Colleen D. Furey ’04Robert M. Fryer ’96Adam R. Gadra ’11Joshua M. Gajsiewicz ’12Jason D. Gall ’F/STaryn A. Gall ’99 ’01G ’F/SEdward J. Gallagher ’96P ’F/SNicholas A. Gambino ’13Moira A. Garrity ’07David E. Gaunt ’07Samuel J. Gelfo, Jr. ’71 ++Diane F. Gentile ’86Phoebe J. Getzow ’11Francis J. Giacalone ’10 Patricia Girke ’55WMichael S. Golden ’72 ’91Gail A. Goldstein ’87Jamie R. Goldstein ’85Anna R. Gonsiorowski ’11Robert C. Good, Jr. ’40 ’47G ’51GMatthew S. Goodrich ’93Michael R. Gordon’09Frank R. GormanJohn M. Gourlay ’09Joan S. GrabnerRichard K. Greevy ’68 ’69GHazel M. Gregory

Rita J. GriglakKaitlin A. Grimm ’10Robert L. GruenbergOscar R. Guerrero ’04Domenic J. GuerrieriStefan P. GuignetDaniel S. Gulick ’89Clayton R. Gum ’56GSpencer M. Gundry ’11Thomas L. Gunn ’50Aleen M. Guttormsen ’10PDavid M. Guttormsen ’10PRebecca A. Guzman ’07Haddonfield Sixty-Five Club, Inc.Christopher S. Hall ’13Maureen C. Hall ’13PStephen A. Hall ’13PDouglas K. Hampson ’73 ’06P ++Robert W. Hampson ’06Linda Jean M. Harbrecht ’09P ’F/SDennis Harden ’10PMary M. Harden ’10PJill A. Hardy Todero ’F/SWilliam T. Harke ’98Vincent Harkins ’99PMichael Harm ’10PPatricia Harm ’10PHoward B. Harman ’53Eric G. Harper ’10Abigail M. Harris ’11PAbigail E. Harris-Shea ’11Ann G. Harshman’13PMark W. Harshman’13PTyler Hart ’04Frederick N. Hartman ’76 ++Richard A. Hartman ’89PRichard N. Hartman ’89 ’91GJames R. Haycraft ’13PMary L. Haycraft ’13PJames L. Heller ’73 ’77GAnne M. Helmstetter ’84Christopher M. Helmstetter ’84Carl F. Henzelman III ’82 ’F/SJames G. Hernjak ’96 ’97GThomas Herold ’98PRobert C. Hess ’94William H. Hewit ’76David S. Highhill’06 ’08GErika I. HillMorgan S. Hoffman ’13Adolf H. Hofmann, Jr. ’59Brian P. Hogan ’58Alexander S. Holder ’12Lydia C. Holiat ’02John H. Holmes ’82Kathryn S. Holmes ’81David G. Holva ’82Jin Hong ’06Daniel J. Honoshowsky ’96Kenneth W. Horch’65Peggy L. Houghtaling ’79’09PRobert E. Houghtaling ’09PAlix A. Howie ’09Bryce K. Hurst ’12

Ian J. Hutton ’11Robert G. Hyde ’67 ++Kristen E. Iafolla ’11Lauren E. Iamascia ’05Marissa K. Iannarone ’06Jana L. Iwasaki ’02Erin J. Iwaskiewicz ’05 ’F/SAndrew R. Jervis ’11William C. Jewell ’03PAlfred C. Johnson ’56 ’84PCorey M. Jones ’09Lisa A. Jones ’99Owen J. Jones, Jr. ’50 ’71PLeslie L. Jones-Wentz ’09PMargaret A. JuloRichard A. Kablan ’13P Eric D. Kane ’80Margaret A. Kane ’82 ’05G ’F/SBarbara A. KarabinStephen J. KarwackiRyan A. Kaye ’11Jonathan D. Kearney ’08Rhonda J. Keefer ’11PSteven L. Keefer ’11PJames F. KeggRichard W. KidneyRupert E. Kiefer ’05Janice KikerBrian F. KilleenJeffrey J. King ’06Alyssa R. Klein ’13Lauranne Kline ’10Nathan L. Kmieciak ’98Anna E. Kobayashi ’13Dean E. Koski ’F/SMichael E. Kostelnik ’61 ’87P ’95PCharles E. KovacsBernadette A. Kozlowski ’89Kenneth R. Krick ’80GJessica A. Kudirka ’12Frederick S. KuhnsEdward F. Lamb ’91 ’98GElizabeth Lamb ’93Jennifer M. Lance ’11James H. Latham, Jr. ’53 ’92PAndrew J. Lazur ’96Janet Le Clair ’79David B. Lebowitz ’72 ’74GJohn R. Leek ’64Jason Leo ’09Melinda E. Lepko ’06 ’08GJack C. Levendoski ’11Whitney B. Levine ’10Daniel G. Lindner ’77 ++Paul L. LitchfieldD. Roy Lobdell ’84Ilsa J. Loetzbeier ’90GElizabeth H. Longenecker ’05P ’11PWilliam E. Longenecker ’76 ’05P ’11PKelly B. Lyons ’98Jason A. Mack ’95Emily A. Marshall ’09Joshua D. Marteny ’98Daniel A. Martin ’99

Donald W. Martin ’67Roy A. Martins ’61Lee M. Martucci ’82Nicholas A. Martucci ’99Nicholas R. Mathers ’01Thomas F. Mazzucco ’11John J. McCarthy ’60Kathleen R. McClernand ’09Nicole A. McCormick ’08 ’09GKaitlyn E. McCracken ’09 ’10GJames W. McGeady ’50 ’F/SKevin J. McGrath ’10Patricia A. McKay ’86Victor J. McKay ’87Matthew T. Mellett ’84Elizabeth B. MeltzerEdith L. Meyer ’91Jessica L. Miller ’11Lorraine S. Miller ’82 ++Ross MillerRichard P. Mills III ’09Mitchell J. Moloney ’06PTherese Mongan ’08PWilliam Mongan ’08PEric W. Montanye ’11PPamela J. Montanye ’11PErnest M. Moore III ’08Jason MooreheadAndrew Morgado ’94Laurie S. MorgadoDavid F. Moscow ’07Matthew J. Mozdziez ’06John V. Muskett III ’10Michael MyersJennifer L. Nagel ’10C. Allan Nathan ’59Benjamin E. Nevis ’55 ’62G ’65GMichael E. Newbern ’80Robert A. NewhallGillian M. Nichols ’87James P. Nicholls III ’96Carol S. NordholtTina S. Novick ’88Joseph F. ObrienMichael A. O’Brien ’11Laura J. O’Donnell ’09William J. O’Donnell ’88Jacqueline P. Ogden ’12Jonathan N. Olsen ’86Stephanie E. Olsen ’85Nils C. Olson ’94 ’96G ++Nathan E. Oppenheim ’10Emmanuel J. OudinChad M. Owens ’01 ’03GDeborah J. Palasek ’90Joseph E. Palasek ’90Thomas I. Pallotti ’13John Palmer III ’13Richard W. Parsons ’49 ++Linda M. Paul ’04P ’07P ’09PBettina A. Pels-Wetzel ’09PPaula J. Perry ’13PSteven L. Perry ’83 ’13PEric J. Persson ’64 ’67G

Herbert S. Philbrick III ’73Diana A. Philipova ’08Lawrence R. Phillips ’62 ’64G ++Elizabeth A. Phyfe ’10John S. Piascik ’08Ellen A. PiccoloSherri S. Pickens ’08John R. PiperElizabeth A. Piscitelli ’12Pitt Bull WrestlingPamela Pogorelec-Hess ’94Alena A. Pollitt ’12William L. Pons ’61Christine M. Porcaro ’08Rachael M. Porter ’13Raymond F. Powers ’95Anthony M. Presto ’12Ashley E. Pritchard ’09Andrew J. Pro ’10Rebecca M. PurdyThomas P. Quane ’10Andrew J. Querner ’06Caleb M. Radens ’12

William W. RadloskyJillian S. Randolph ’10Bruce R. Rankin ’82Gordon F. ReabeMelissa A. ReeveCarolyn M. Reid ’11Richard A. Reidy ’74Richard C. Reilly ’67Kevin F. Remaly ’98GTom RemsnyderChristina E. Repicky ’10Melissa R. Rich ’09 ’10GRobert M. RichThomas W. Richardson ’02Thomas G. Rigney ’F/SBill RipperJohn Ripperger

Stephen C. Rittler ’99Michael B. Roche ’00PMelanie A. Rolish ’09William R. Rowe, Sr.Mary Ellen V. Rudel ’86Theodore R. Rudel ’87Frank J. Rudisill ’83Daniel E. Ryan ’08Shane J. Ryan ’11Adam A. Sabella ’92Carl T. Sacks ’83 ’88GBennett J. Sady ’13PRisa Sady ’13PRay R. Salabsky ++Murray Saltzman ’50Brett J. Sawyer ’F/SJennifer G. Schappert ’06Mark A. Schmidt ’94Michael K. Schmidt ’13James G. Schmoyer ’61 ’83P __F. Carl SchnabelArnold C. Schneider, Jr. ’51 ’86P ’89PManuel F. Schubert ’09 ++

Scott Wealth Management Group, LLCKimberley A. Scotto ’09Thomas B. Sculley, Jr. ’74 ++Richard M. Sedmak ’71 ’73G ++Richard J. Seidel ’63Adam R. Selmasska ’06Samuel J. Shamsey, Jr. ’54D. Peter Shaw ’52 ’92PEdward C. Shea ’11PJustin R. Shemonsky ’10Matthew R. Sheridan ’10Thomas L. Shewell ’82Mark Siddoway ’F/SLeonard Silberberg ’36 ’65PMarc D. Silverman ’10Roger D. Simon ’F/SCara E. Skola ’05 ’06G

honor rollSabrina I. Slater ’05Deborah A. Smalley ’13PWalter R. Smalley ’50 ++William F. Smalley ’13PCalvin John N. Smiley ’08 ’09GBrian J. Smith ’09Julie E. SmithJess G. Snedeker ’95Carol SnyderJill R. Snyder ’96Philip W. Snyder ’10Andrew D. Spear ’73 ’74 ’76GDaphne Speck-Bartynski ’10PJulie T. SpencerEric R. Spirko ’08Kelly C. Sprague ’11Dana E. Stellar ’10William S. Stempfle ’55 ’84PStephanie A. Sterrett ’03Gregory L. Stevens ’12PJudith A. Stevens ’12PGregory R. Stolowski ’10Antoinette L. Strunk ’12PKeith F. Strunk ’80 ’12PJames E. Sturm’80 ’F/SMargaret R. Sturm ’70G ’80PLois B. Sunflower ’74 ’76G ’08PPaige E. Sutton ’12John B. Swartwout, Jr. ’73James T. Taranto ’09Roger S. Taylor, Jr. ’55Stanley N. TealeRichard A. Teeter ’62Christopher D. Tiefenthal ’09Ainsley E. Timmel ’12Mary S. Toth ’12PRobert A. Toth ’12P

Jeff A. Tourial ’F/SMeghan A. Tranter ’09 ’10GFrederick R. Trumbore ’56 ’85P ’86PBrian S. Tucker ’08Joyce F. TuckerSamuel L. Tucker ’63 ++Gail S. Tulcin ’06P ’11PRoger H. Tulcin ’06P ’11PJanis G. Turczyn’ F/SBrendan R. Van Ackeren ’09Mary H. van de Kerkhof ’99Jill M. Velekei ’13PJoseph W. Velekei ’13PAnthony T. Verderame ’13Mary A. Verderame ’13PThomas Verderame ’13PThomas J. Viscuso, Jr. ’08Kristin M. Vitacco ’94Neil W. Volant ’80Matthew E. Wahler ’11Gerran Walker ’06John B. Walker ’10Kristen A. Wallce ’11 Christopher D. Walsh ’88 ’89G ++Donald B. Walters ’44David M. Walton ’56Harry B. Walton, Jr. ’44 ++Kathryn WardJordan J. Warncke ’10James F. WeaverJustin L. Weaver ’08Jeffrey S. Wefer ’71Peter A. Weiksner ’66 ’67GPaul WeilerSteven L. WeinThomas J. Weiss ’06 ++Steven M. Weitz ’72 ’73G

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Karen M. Welby ’06Charles P. Wentz ’61 ’09PRyan WernerJohn W. Wertan ’09Peter H. Westhorp ’65Bruce G. Wheeler ’68 ’69GMichael A. White ’12David Wickware ’12PSusan Wickware ’12PNicholas E. Wiewiorowski ’10Nathan E. Wiita ’06Wilcrest Medical Clinic, Inc.Michelle A. Wildgen ’02Ravenna D. Wilkins ’13Monica L. WilliamsRichard A. Williams, Jr. ’72Peter N. Williamson ’05Jonathan J. Winder ’12Brian L. Wolovich ’00Andrew T. Woodward ’11Timothy Wright ’10PDiane WybranskiAndrew WymoreMichael A. Yadush ’93S. Alexander Yellin ’69Donald G. Young ’62John U. Young ’06 ’08GThomas W. Young ’10Jutsin T. Yurchak ’04Patricia ZanelliStanley R. ZeamerSteven M. ZerbeWilliam C. Zucker ’78Brooke E. Zumas ’07Kara A. Zweizig ’09

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the neW lehighsports.comLehigh partnered with AmericanEagle.com – Lehigh’s web site host for almost seven years – to re-design and re-launch Lehigh’s official athletics web site, Lehighsports.com. The all-new site includes a ton of new features, plus all the information you would expect in a neatly organized, easy-to-navigate manner. Among the new features are front-and-center multimedia content, larger photos of Lehigh teams and student-athletes, a whole new Campus Athletics section, and the integration of StablerArena.com. Lehighsports.com remains the place to go for the latest information on all Varsity sports, including news, schedule and roster information, and stats. The new site still has easy access to browse the latest Lehigh gear, purchase tickets for the upcoming game, and support the Athletics Partnership.

lehigh on the WebThe Patriot League’s annual leader in on-line broadcasts, Lehigh will stream over 200 events on the Athletics web site, including every football and basketball game, every wrestling dual meet, and most home contests for men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s lacrosse. For the 2010-11 school year, Lehigh has partnered with Stretch Internet to offer GameCentral - an exciting new product featuring live streaming audio, high quality Flash video, live stats, fan interaction, and more.

lehigh on teleVisionLast year Lehigh produced and televised more than 30 events in the Lehigh Valley, covering football, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling. Lehigh has continued to partner with Service Electric Cable TV, the area’s largest cable provider to televise all home football games, plus select basketball games, wrestling matches and several other contests. Regionally, Lehigh partnered with WFMZ-TV in Allentown to produce and televise three football games and one wrestling match plus 13 episodes of the Lehigh Sports Magazine. Nationally, Lehigh events were televised on CBS, CBS College Sports, ESPN2, Fox Sports Net and Fox College Sports.

lehigh on the radioLehigh football can be heard on commercial radio exclusively on the home of Lehigh Athletics, ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley (1230 and 1320 AM). ESPN Radio also broadcasts exclusive coverage of every Lehigh men’s basketball game, nearly all Lehigh wrestling dual meets, and up to ten Lehigh women’s basketball games. All Lehigh women’s basketball games can be heard live on WLVR-FM, Lehigh University’s radio station. Select wrestling matches, baseball and softball games will air on WLVR as well.

lehigh on facebookLehigh students, alumni, fans and friends are encouraged to become a fan of Lehigh Athletics on Facebook. Fans can get the latest news on all 25 varsity sports, watch the latest videos, upload photos and interact with other Lehigh fans. Visit www.facebook.com/LehighAthletics and become a fan today.

lehigh on tWitterFor results of Lehigh games, and the latest breaking news for all Lehigh teams, follow Lehigh Athletics on Twitter at twitter.com/Lehighsports.

lehigh ticketsPurchase tickets to any Lehigh Athletics event by contacting the Lehigh Ticket Office, located in Grace Hall. Call 610-7LU-GAME or buy your tickets online at Lehighsports.com!

lehigh merchandiseOrder all your favorite Lehigh Athletics gear at the official Lehighsports.com on-line store, located at Lehighsports.com/store. The on-line store features sport specific apparel including sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, shorts and more, plus new items are being added all the time.

lehigh photo storeLehigh Athletics has partnered with Replay Photo to re-launch its on-line photo store. Fans, family and friends can search the store and purchase photos in a variety of sizes, and even have them framed. New photos are added periodically plus archived photos of past Lehigh teams are also available for purchase. Visit Replayphotos.com/lehighphotostore for more information.

lehigh camps and clinicsEach summer, Lehigh Athletics offers close to 50 summer camps in over 19 different sport programs. Camps are available for various sports in a variety of age groups for beginner to elite skill levels. Lehigh teams also offer clinics throughout the year. For more information visit Lehighsports.com/info/camps.

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lehigh athletics2009–10 annual report

august 28

Women’s soccer Lehigh opens its season and kicks-off the athletics year with a 3-1 win over Big XII member Nebraska

september 26

Volleyball Lehigh stuns Patriot League power American 3-1 on the way to its first Patriot League tournament appearance since 2003

october 4

Women’s golf Livia Amado ’10 finishes second at ECAC Championships as Mountain Hawks tie for second as a team

october 24

field hockey Behind three goals from Kim Eng ’13, Lehigh defeats Holy Cross 3-2 and qualifies for the Patriot League tournament

october 31

Women’s cross country Katherine Pierce ’12 leads Lehigh with a third-place individual finish at the Patriot League Championships

noVember 6men’s soccer Adam Welch ’10 heads in game-winning goal at Bucknell to propel Mountain Hawks into Patriot League tournament

noVember 14

men’s cross country Evans Kosgei ‘10 finishes 17th at NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet to earn Lehigh’s highest-ever finish at Regionals

noVember 21

football Interception by Al Pierce ’10 in overtime clinches Lehigh’s second-straight win over Lafayette, 27-21

January 23

men’s sWimming and diVing Lehigh upsets Bucknell on Senior Day to cap 9-1 dual meet season

february 20Women’s sWimming and diVing Allison Rolish ’11 sets four school records at Patriot League Championships, earning second team All-League honors

march 12

men’s basketball Lehigh defeats Lafayette 74-59 at Stabler Arena to win Patriot League Championship and automatic berth to NCAA tournament

march 13

Women’s basketball Lehigh downs American 58-42 at Stabler Arena to win second straight Patriot League tournament title

march 20

Wrestling Zach Rey ’12 earns Lehigh’s first All-American medal in four years with a third place finish at heavyweight at NCAA Championships

april 11

baseball Greg Angelo ’10 throws no-hitter in first game of doubleheader as Lehigh completes four-game sweep of Lafayette

april 17

roWing Lehigh crews win seven of 12 races to defeat Lafayette and retain the River Cup

april 24

Women’s lacrosse Mountain Hawks defeat Colgate 15-12 to capture first Patriot League regular season championship since 1994

softball Head coach Fran Troyan picks up his 500th career victory as Lehigh defeats Bucknell 9-1 in game one of a doubleheader

men’s lacrosse Lehigh ends its season with back-to-back wins over nationally ranked opponents, after downing Lafayette 10-9 in overtime

april 25

men’s golf Steve Suarez ’10 finishes second individually at Patriot League Championship and is later named Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year

april 30

Women’s track and field Ashlee Atwell ’10 wins Patriot League Championship in the women’s pole vault

may 4

men’s tennis Troy List ’11 becomes Lehigh’s first-ever Patriot League Player of the Year in men’s tennis

may 5

Women’s tennis Julie Arthofer ’10 named All-Patriot League for the fourth time and earns Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors as well

may 15

men’s track and field Khalil Uqdah ’10 wins second career IC4A title in the pole vault

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