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In Memory of Anne Stenach Lopatto Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Davies In Memory of B. Everett and Edna I. Lord Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lord Ms. Lynne Lord In Memory of Theo Lumia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal In Memory of Cornelia E. MacDermott ’33 Mr. James and Dr. Terry Smith In Memory of Lee J. McCarthy ’44 Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Clements, Jr. Dr. Paul D. Griesmer Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Last Mr. and Mrs. John B. McCarthy Mr. Lee McCarthy, III Mrs. Mary Jule McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Parkhurst Mrs. Julie McCarthy Strzeletz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youngman In Memory of Susan Louise Sayes McGhee ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Al Battaglino Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Fleming Mr. Joel Gardiner Mr. Ralph Greco Mr. R. Titus Leo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spotts In Memory of Thomas McHale ’82 Mr. Alan Crocker In Memory of Jack H. Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hennings Mr. and Mrs. O. Charles Lull In Memory of Margaret Mitchell Mr. Guthrie Mitchell In Memory of Julia Sheets Moore Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Barilla Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Rudin Mrs. Jane Slaff In Memory of Gregory Parker ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steeg In Memory of Horace & Martha Parker Mrs. Jean Griffith In Memory of William I. and Marion Pentecost Ms. Elizabeth Hughes Ms. Kathryn F. Hughes Mr. Allan Hughes and Mrs. Polly Pentecost Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Stringfellow Ms. Ann P. Woodland In Memory of Robert Pollock ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. Mrs. Rebekah Malkemes In Memory of J. Tal Richards Mr. Christopher Moon In Memory of Blanche Ris Wyoming Seminary Upper School Faculty In Memory of Charles M. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal In Memory of Walter L. Royall Mrs. Richard L. Kramer In Memory of Louis Saccone Mrs. Susan Trynoski In Memory of Sesto Santarelli Mrs. Irene Santarelli Mr. Philip Santarelli In Memory of Edward A. Shafer ’36 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schall Mr. George Shafer Mr. Harry Shafer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shafer Mrs. Nancy Shafer In Memory of Vernon Shepard Mr. Kenneth Leyshon In Memory of Robert N. Smith ’44 Mrs. Phyllis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sneberger Captain and Mrs. D. Wade Smith Mr. Bill Plante and Ms. Robin Smith In Memory of Louis Spallone Dr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Saidman In Memory of Anthony J. Stallone ’86 Mrs. Linda Stallone Photo: Michael Kudelski In Memory of Nancy Dembert Stahller ’45 Stahller Family Foundation In Memory of Mary Tribler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Toker In Memory of Teresa Urban ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokolowski In Memory of Daniel J. Woehrle ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt K. Wruble In Memory of Rita Goldstein Wolberg ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Davies Mrs. Jeanette Garber Mrs. Nancy Gwilliam Mrs. Jean Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lennon Endowment Funds and Awards The following is a description and report of Wyoming Seminary’s endowed funds and awards. As of June 30, 2010, the market value of the School’s endowment funds was $40 million. Additions to the principal of a fund may be made by any donor at any time. To establish an endowment fund at Wyoming Seminary, please contact your attorney and either the School’s Development Office at (570) 270- 2140 or the President’s Office at (570) 270-2150. Every effort has been made to report and define all funds accurately in the following list. If you detect an oversight or inaccuracy, please accept our apologies and inform the Development Office. Endowment Funds Theodore S. Abbot Endowment Fund – established in 1989 in recognition of Professor Theodore Abbot’s distinguished 42-year teaching career at Wyoming Seminary. The fund was augmented in 1993 by a matching gift challenge from the Edward E. Ford Foundation and a gift from his son Quincy S. Abbot ’50 and an anonymous friend. Income from the fund underwrites a one-term sabbatical for a faculty member. Elizabeth Albert/Marie Anderson Scholarship Fund – established in 1989 by Elizabeth Albert, a long-time friend of Marie Anderson, mother of Jacqueline Anderson Kepler ’44. The fund supports scholarship awards. Alumni Council Opportunities Fund Endowment – established in 2008 with a gift from the Wyoming Seminary Alumni Council to provide resources for needs at the Upper and/or Lower Schools not provided in the operating budget. Alumni Scholarship Fund – established in 1986 with a gift from the Wyoming Seminary Alumni Association to provide scholarship aid to children and grandchildren of Wyoming Seminary graduates. Helen L. Anderson Endowment Fund – established in 2005 with a bequest from Helen L. Anderson ’30. Income from the fund provides support for the art department. Marvin Antinnes Athletic Endowment Fund – established in 1991 by former players and friends of Marvin Antinnes in recognition of his 25-year tenure as head football coach at Wyoming Seminary. A. Anthony and Barbara W. Anzalone Fund – established in 1993 by A. Anthony Anzalone ’64 and his wife, Barbara, to provide support for the Middle School football and creative arts programs. Bessie Garcelon Atwood Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2007 by Charles Laycock ’35 in recognition of and appreciation for Miss Atwood and all she meant so many graduates of the Academy, Institute and Day School. The income from the fund will be used to provide assistance to academically talented students who otherwise would not be able to afford a Wyoming Seminary Lower School education. Olive B. Barr Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2007 by a bequest from the estate of Olive Barr ’37 to provide scholarship aid. Sarah S. Barr Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2007 by a bequest from the estate of Sarah Barr ’34 to provide scholarship aid. Bernard B. Baschkin and Herman and Anne W. Auerbach Memorial Scholarship Fund – established in 1991 by Millicent Auerbach Baschkin ’51 in memory of her husband, Bernard B. Baschkin, and her parents, Herman and Anne W. Auerbach, to provide scholarship aid. The fund’s name changed in 2001 to include Mr. Baschkin and acknowledge his bequest to the endowment. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Beaver Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2002 with a bequest from Helen Beaver Platten ’37 and named in memory of her parents. Income from the endowment provides scholarship aid. Randolph and Margaret Lazarus Bennett Memorial Fund – established in 1961 by the estate of Dr. Clarence Elmer Bennett to help underwrite the salary of a biology teacher. Helen Berryman Endowment Fund – established in 2005 by a bequest from the estate of Helen Berryman to support the general purposes of the School. Bird Sanctuary Fund – established in 1997 by Robert E.’46 and Ruth Wood Post ’44. The endowed fund serves to maintain, improve and make use of the bird sanctuary property of Wyoming Seminary (formerly the Wycoff property), located on Center Hill Road, Dallas for the students of Wyoming Seminary, as well as anyone who gains permission from Wyoming Seminary to attract birds and wildlife. Joseph Bittenbender Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2001 by a bequest from Walter Vorbleski to provide scholarship aid and honor Mr. Vorbleski’s dear friend, Dr. Joseph Bittenbender’47. Frank Bonstein Fund – established in 1927 by the estate of Frank Bonstein to provide scholarship aid. Helen L. Brown Scholarship – established in 1981 by Wyoming Seminary alumni and friends to honor Helen L. Brown ’18 and provide scholarship aid. Buckingham President’s Discretionary Fund – established in 1973 by Robert ’44, Harold ’48, Walter ’49 and Barbara to honor their parents, Dorothy and Harold Buckingham. Memorial gifts augmented the fund in 1983 upon Mrs. Buckingham’s death and again in 1992 following the death of Dr. Buckingham ’19, Wyoming Seminary’s eighth president. The fund’s revenues are used at the discretion of Seminary’s president. Ernest Buckman Endowment Fund – established in 2002 upon the death of Ernest Buckman ’43. He earlier had made a gift to the Wyoming Seminary Pooled Income Fund and the endowment will support the general purposes of the School. C. H. Burgess Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1997 by the estate of Adaline Burgess. Income from the fund provides financial assistance to academically talented students who otherwise would not be able to afford a Wyoming Seminary education. Preference may be weighted for qualified students who reside in Luzerne County. Robert L. Casper Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1996 by Robert L. Casper ’30 with a gift to the 150th Anniversary Campaign to provide scholarship aid. 66
Edward G. Chapin Sr. and Eleanor Jones Chapin Memorial Endowment Fund – established in 1990 by Edward G. Chapin Jr.’41 in memory of his parents. Charlene Lisa Chung Scholarship Fund – established in 1989 by family and friends in memory of Charlene Chung ’87 to provide scholarship aid. Class of 2002 Senior Parents and Grandparents Endowment Fund – established in 2002 by parents and grandparents to pay tribute to their graduating seniors. The purpose of the endowment fund is to enhance intercultural understanding and cooperation. The genesis of this Fund were the catastrophic events that took place on 9/11/01 during the class’ senior year. Coughlin Family Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2000 by Ann Mueller Coughlin’47 in honor of Coughlin family members who attended Wyoming Seminary. The fund provides financial assistance to academically talented students who otherwise would not be able to afford a Wyoming Seminary education. Robert B. Currie Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1996 by Robert B. Currie ’53 with a gift to the 150th Anniversary Campaign to provide scholarship aid. Patricia S. and Stanley S. Davies Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1999 by Anne Davies Newman ’68, Peter B. Davies ’72, Gordon S. Davies ’77 and Molly P. Davies ’79 in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of their parents, Patricia S. and Stanley S. Davies ’42. The fund underwrites scholarships for students from Northeastern Pennsylvania who otherwise would not be able to afford Wyoming Seminary, who show promise of benefiting from a quality education and are likely to contribute to the life of the School. Anne Louise Greene Davenport Scholarship – established in 1925 by Hon. Frederick M. Davenport 1885 and Ernest W. Davenport 1890, and increased in 1957 by a gift from Frederick Davenport’s widow. The fund provides scholarship aid. David L. Davis Endowment Fund – established in 2000 by a bequest from the estate of David Davis ’33 to support the general purposes of the School. Arthur R. and Russell W. Edgar Scholarship Fund – established in 1985 by Mrs. Margaret B. Edgar in honor of her husband, Russell Edgar ’24, and in memory of her son, Arthur Edgar ’59, to provide scholarship aid. Endowment for Faculty Salaries and Benefits – established in 1976 with gifts from alumni, parents and friends, to be used for faculty salaries and benefits. Myrddyn and Marjorie Evans Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2003 by Hilary and Ethel Evans Lipsitz ’51 in memory of Ethel’s father and in honor of her mother, to provide scholarship aid. Faculty Development Fund – established in 1988 by alumni, parents and friends as a result of a challenge grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation. The fund provides faculty with professional experiences which enables them to remain current in their disciplines and rejuvenated in new and different opportunities. Fassett Family Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1994 by the Fassett family in recognition of their five generations of association with Wyoming Seminary. This scholarship award is to be made annually to a deserving student who demonstrates financial need and academic excellence, possesses high quality of character, and gives evidence of positive contribution to society. Joseph P. Flanagan Scholarship Fund – established in 1993 by Joseph P. Flanagan Jr. ’42 and Mary Elizabeth Mayock Flanagan ’42 in honor of Joseph P. Flanagan, Class of 1903 at Harry Hillman Academy and later a student at Wyoming Seminary. Joseph P. Flanagan, an orphan who relied on his own initiative for basic subsistence, was educated in part through financial assistance by Harry Hillman Academy and Wyoming Seminary. The fund is dedicated to the support of intelligent and ambitious young men and women at Wyoming Seminary. Wilbur H. and Evelyn H. Fleck Fund – established in 1961 by Wilbur and Evelyn Fleck to endow a chair for the academic dean. Fortinsky/Schwartz Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1996 by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fortinsky and Mr. and Mrs. John Schwartz with a gift to the 150th Anniversary Campaign to provide scholarship aid. Greenwald Family Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1993 by Henry ’26, Sylvia, Michael ’57 and Jonathan ’60 to provide scholarship aid. Joseph C. Haldiman Kirby Library Collection Fund – established in 1988 by Craig Rozen ’68 in honor of his good friend Joseph Haldiman, to purchase books for the Kirby Library. Merritt L. Harding Endowment Fund – established in 1987 by Merritt L. Harding ’34 in honor of his parents, Professor Merritt L. and Sarah J. Harding, a teacher of Latin and French, 1903 to 1911. The fund provides scholarship assistance to the descendents of United Methodist ordained clergy. Howard Y. Harris Scholarship Endowment Fund – established initially in 1989 and then significantly augmented by Mrs. Howard Y. Harris and family in 2005 in memory of Dr. Howard Y. Harris ’20. The fund provides scholarship assistance to talented students in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Ruby Thompson Harris and Burton L. Harris Endowment Fund – established in 1998 by Doris Harris Hamilton ’35. Income from the fund underwrites resource materials for the Kirby Library and the Upper School’s history department. Harvey/Barney Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1997 by Mr. and Mrs. Laning Harvey III, Mr. and Mrs. Laning J. Harvey ’80, and the W. J. Barney Foundation. The fund generates revenue for material goods, not covered in the budget, that furnish curricular and co-curricular items and benefit a cross section of the School population. Beginning with the 1999-2000 fiscal year and continuing with all fiscal years ending in even numbers, the income from the fund will be divided equally between the Upper and Lower School libraries. In alternate years, the income will be directed to the Dean’s discretionary fund at each division. W. Gano and Grace A. Hazen Memorial Fund – established in 1959 by the estate of Grace A. Hazen to provide scholarship aid. Hugh G. and Edith Henderson Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1995 by a bequest from the estate of Jessie T. Henderson to provide scholarship aid annually for a deserving day student who resides in the Wyoming Valley. C. Emlyn and Mary S. Hughes Scholarship – established in 1979 by C. Emlyn Hughes ’31 and his wife to provide scholarship aid. Frank M. Henry Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 1996 by the Wyoming Seminary Board of Trustees in honor of the distinguished tenure of Frank M. Henry ’50, a trustee from 1967 to 1996, and to recognize the inspirational leadership he provided as national chairman of the 150th Anniversary Campaign. Income from the fund provides financial assistance to students from northeastern Pennsylvania. J. Theodore Hughes Library Endowment Fund – established in 2001 by Miriam Hughes Carroll ’55 in memory of her father, J. Theodore Hughes, a 1924 graduate of Wyoming Seminary who joined the faculty in 1931 and served as Dean from 1950 to 1965. The fund perpetuates the Hughes Fund which Nancy Quin Davis ’55 and her classmates initiated in honor of Dean Hughes at their 45th reunion in 1990. It provides an annual income for the Kirby Library to purchase information materials, i.e., books, computerized research products, software, fees to access internet search engines, and other present and future inventions of the Information Age. Lea Hunt Fund – established in 1951 by the estate of Kathleen M. Hunt to honor her husband, Lea Hunt, by providing scholarship aid. Governor Arthur H. James Scholarship Fund – established in 1984 by the estate of Emily R. James to honor her husband, Arthur H. James, and provide scholarship aid. Dorothy S. Jones Fund – established in 1971 by the estate of Dorothy S. Jones for the acquisition of books for the Lower School Library. Collette Touey Kean Scholarship Fund – established in 1991 by Dr. Ben H. Kean in honor of his wife, Collette Touey Kean ’48, to provide scholarship aid. Marie Welker Kennedy Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2003 by a bequest from the estate of Marie Welker Kennedy ’36 for the purpose of providing scholarship aid. Allan P. Kirby/Lafayette College Scholarship Fund – established in 1949 by Allan P. Kirby for the purpose of providing scholarship aid. Fred M. Kirby Fund – established in 1921 by Fred Morgan Kirby for the purpose of supporting classroom instruction. Maurice Kluger and Barbara Kluger Weinberg Library Endowment Fund – established in 1990 by Ruth F. Kluger in memory of her husband, Maurice, and her daughter, Barbara Kluger Weinberg ’57, for the acquisition of books for the Kirby Library. William P. Kocher Endowment Fund – established in 1984 by William P. Kocher ’27 to provide an endowment fund for general purposes. Kopen Family Scholarship Endowment Fund – established in 2004 by Dan and Kathy Kopen for the purpose of providing scholarship aid. Korean Parents and Alumni Association Endowment Fund – established in 2003 by the Wyoming Seminary Korean Parents and Alumni Association. Income from the fund is to be used to honor the longstanding relationship between Wyoming Seminary and Korea, to further Asian studies and support of the English as a Second Language (ESL) program. Laycock House Endowment Fund – established in 2002 by Dr. Charles F. Laycock ’35. Income from the fund is used to maintain and support the property at 243 North Maple Ave., the current president’s residence. The property was the Laycock family residence from 1922 to 1953. Esther Bennett LeGrand Endowment Fund – established in 1993 by family and friends in memory of Esther Bennett LeGrand, a 1939 graduate of the Dean School of Business. Income from the fund is used for the acquisition of books for the Kirby Library. Alice Kleinrock Levey Scholarship Fund – established in 1982 by Merle Levey in memory 67
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