WHARTON ALUMNI REMEMBERED The Lewis Platt Doctoral Fellowship in Business Ethics in Memory of Alumnus Lewis Platt Inaugural Michael L.Tarnopol Dean’s Lecture Series at Economic Summit EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED Extraordinary Leadership Remembered The Lewis Platt Doctoral Fellowship in Business Ethics was created in memory of cherished alumnus, Lewis E. Platt, WG’66, former CEO of the Hewlett-Packard Company and chairman of the Boeing Company. The fellowship was announced in April at Wharton’s Economic Summit, the largest event in the School’s 125-year history. Through the joint support of Joan Platt and the Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation, as well as a gift from the Boeing Company, and individual gifts from fellow alumni and friends, the fellowship was officially endowed and established in 2007. The fellowship will provide support for tuition and research expenditures to students in Wharton’s PhD Program in Legal Studies and Business Ethics. The Lewis Platt Doctoral Fellowship in Business Ethics was established in memory of Platt, who assisted in the creation of the School’s Wharton West campus in 2001 and was chairman of its Advisory Board. Platt was also a member of the Wharton Board of Overseers. The fellowship is a tribute to Platt’s high standard of personal and professional integrity, and commitment to creating ethical standards for business practices. Since his death in 2005, Platt’s widow, Joan Platt, has been dedicated to establishing a fund that would memorialize Platt’s life and leadership at the Wharton School and in the business community. “HP is pleased that Wharton has recognized the high standards that Lew Platt set during his prestigious career with HP,” said Bess Stephens, HP’s vice president of corporate philanthropy and education and executive director of the HP Company Foundation. “It’s our hope that through our collaboration with Wharton, the next generation of business leaders will carry forth into the global marketplace an unrivaled sense of what it means to be an ethical leader in the 21st century.” What better place to hold the inaugural Michael L. Tarnopol Dean’s Lecture Series than the 2007 Wharton Economic Summit. Created by Lynne L. Tarnopol, CW’60, and friends and family in memory of remarkable Wharton alumnus Michael “Mickey” L.Tarnopol, W’58, this lecture series provides a forum for the most senior leaders in business to share their insights with the Wharton community. And who better to serve as the inaugural Tarnopol Speaker than Stan O’Neal, chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch & Co. At the head of one of the world’s leading wealth management, capital markets and advisory companies, O’Neal is one of the world’s most influential business leaders. Opening the Economic Summit, O’Neal encouraged the Wharton and business communities to invest the same attention in their social responsibilities as they do in their bottom lines, asking, “How do we ensure that the fruits of opportunity flow freely and equally to everyone” For O’Neal, one possible answer to that question involves education, which ensures that a country can not only remain competitive but also committed to free trade and globalization. Mickey Tarnopol was also a global business leader, serving as vice chairman of Bear, Stearns & Co. He played a significant role in the company’s success as a prominent U.S. securities trading, investment banking and brokerage firm. Moreover, he was an exceptional leader at Wharton and at Penn, serving on Wharton’s Board of Overseers and the University’s Board of Trustees for a number of years. As co-chair of Wharton’s Campaign for Sustained Leadership, Tarnopol helped to bring about the most successful business school campaign in history, for which he was recognized in 2003 when he received the prestigious Dean’s Medal. Although he died in 2005, Tarnopol’s legacy will be felt by future generations of Wharton students and alumni through the Dean’s Lecture Series that carries his name. ANUJ MOHAN, WG’06, INSPIRES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP “Anuj was the type of person that we hold as an ideal,” recalls Rachna Handa, WG’07, about her classmate. Co-president of Wharton’s student-led Entrepreneurship Club, the 30-year-old Anuj Mohan, WG’07, a first-year MBA student, died in June 2006. In Mohan’s memory, his family established a fund to help exceptional students from families of limited financial means attend either Wharton or MIT, Mohan’s undergraduate institution. The scholarship aims to recognize underprivileged students focused on contributing to their communities. EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED 68 | Report to Investors Wharton Alumni Remembered | 69
EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED IN MEMORIAM The Wharton School recognizes those Wharton alumni and friends who have died during the past year. Each is a loss to the Wharton community, and the School extends its sympathies to family and friends of those noted here. Nathan A. Abramson, W’23 E. Joseph Acciavatti, WEV’56 George F. Adam, EF’35 John N. Adams, WEV’20 A. Harry Adler, W’22 Arthur N. Agre, W’49 Wayne M. Akin, W’18 Richard F. Albrecht, WEV’52 Edward Alexy, WEV’19 I. Robert Altman, W’51 William S. Ambler, Jr., W’22 Carl W. Amende, W’22 Benjamin F. Antrim, Jr., W’35 Howard A. Arany, WEV’20 Maxwell M. Armstrong, W’15 Arthur V. Arrowsmith, W’31 Harry L. Ashway, W’19 Joseph R. Asselta, WEV’69 George H. Backes, WEV’58 Ralph L. Badger, WEV’19 William J. Bailey, WEV’20 Howard J. Bainer, W’49 Fred W. Baker, W’15 Morton C. Baker, W’22 John D. Bakke, WEV’42 Earl V. Balthaser, Jr., EF’39 Arthur Bamberger, W’25 J. Howard Bannister, WEV’19 Richard A. Barnett, W’71 Lathrop F. Barnhart, W’22 John C. Bartholomae, WEV’20 Hugh A. Barton, W’25 Victor D. Baumrind, W’21 Alex G. Baxter, W’50 Donald X. Baxter, WEV’67 John S. Beachler, W’23 Edward A. Bedner, EF’24 Leland W. Behr, W’25 Leverne T. Beiermann, WG’48 Robert C. Beinbrink, W’43 EdgarT. Belden, Jr., W’25 Alan Bell, C’02, W’02, WG’09 Allyn R. Bell, W’31 Martin M. Bell, W’41, L48 Willard S. Benham, W’25 C. Coulter Benkert, WEV’15 Joseph R. Bergey, WEV’16 Meyer Bergsman, EF’23 Bonnie W. Berry, C77, W’77 Budd L. Beyer, W’51 Henry Bialecki, WG’51 Hilton F. Bicking, W’24 Robert W. Biehler, W’54 Charles E. Birdsall, EF’35 Lisa L. Bissett, WG’00 Walter H. Black, W’21 Albert M. Blackman, W’23 Louis Bloch, EF’21 Arnold H. Block, W’59 Joseph D. Blumenthal, W’36 John S. Bogosian, WEV’55 John W. Bond, WG’54 Chester A. Borkland, WEV’42 Earl E. Bown, W’23 Marguerite B. Boyd, WEV’21 Harry M. Bradigan, W’23 Gene P. Brady, WG’59 Grace M. Brady, EF’21 Alexander Brewster, W’22 David T. Brigham, WG’50 Richard C. Brockway, W’30 Steven J. Brodman, W’83 Meyer R. Brody, W’23 Albert F. Brown, WEV’13 Frank E. Brown, W’17 Norman W. Brown, W’36 Richard H. Brown, W’15 Victor H. Brown, W’51, WG’54 James M. Bryant, W’36 Charles F. Burke, W’23 Thomas J. Burke, WEV’53 James B. Burkholder, W’40 Earl L. Cahan, W’33, L’37 W. Scott Calderwood, W’45 George J. Campbell, Jr., W’28 Christopher W. Canino, WEV’45, C’47 John R. Carelton, W’22 Earl M. Carpenter, WG’47 Warwick M. Carter, W’49 Horace F. Case, WEV’14 Edward F. Cavey, WG’79 Roy H. Chamberlain, W’25 Ki W. Chan, W’23 Brian Hongwei Chang, WG’93 A. Winfield Chapin, W’23 Edmund P. Chase, W’19 Bohdan Chawluk, WEV’49 Aleck H. Chizeck, WG’49 Kenneth A. Clark, W’25 Maurice A. Clark, WG’52 Robert B. Clarke, W’48 Fred Cleman, WG’70 John A. Clements, WEV’16 Robert W. Clements, WEV’50 J. Allison Cochran, W’43 Edgar H. Cockrill, WEV’12 Abraham N. Cohen, EF’22 Elmer H. Cole, W’23 G. Willard Cole, WEV’17 Maurice Coleman, WEV’22 Berry P. Collins, WEV’31 James S. Collopy, W’23 Ralph A. Connelly, W’22 Kenneth W. Conners, W’30, G’32 Philip K. Conrad, WEV’14 John W. Cook, WG’64, Gr’65 Charles G. Cooke, Jr., W’55 Paul C. Cooke, WG’75 Bernard Cooper, W’14 Robert N. Cooper, W’40 Eugene V. Cope, WEV’50 John A. Copitka, W’31 Eli Copland, WEV’32 Russell W. Cornell, WEV’20 Louis N. Costa, WEV’20 Walter W. Courtney, WEV’41 Olin L. Crabb, W’36 Robert D. Cranor, W’40 Russell K. Crans, WEV’44 Floyd Crawford, Jr., W’53 Harry D. Cripps, WEV’21 Harold F. Crocker, W’34 Earl W. Cronican, WEV’13 George C. Crowder, WEV’54 Thomas M. Culligan, W’25 Peter R. Cummins, WG’65 Merton J. Cushman, W’25 A. Douglas Dalton, W’44 Thomas W. Danaher, W’25 Joseph J. Daniero, W’63 Lafayette Dauby, W’21 Paul Davidson, W’24 William E. Davies, W’23 William S. Davies, W’23 Andrew S. Davis, Jr., WEV’52 Donald L. Davis, W’15 Harold D. Davis, W’24 James H. Davis, WG’50 Marshall Davis, W’25 Samuel Davis, W’15 John Dearden, WG’46 John R. Deemy, W’54 Frederick M. Defrancis, WEV’19 Edward H. Delaney, Jr., WG’70 Leon K. Detwiler, WEV’20 Gabriel D. Dietrich, W’49 Paul S. Dobkin, W’56 Charles F. Doelp, WEV’20 Thayer Dolan, W’52 Edith Dolin, WEV’79 Frank Dolson, W’54 Bernard L. Dombrowsky, W’45 Sam Dow, WG’50 Joseph P. Driscoll, WEV’28 David H. Dugan, Jr., W’26 William P. Dunbar, W’42 Elmer F. Dunkle, W’22 Dennis J. Dunne, WEV’15 Masami Eda, WG’60 MiltonT. Edelman, EF’40,WG’47 Robert M. Edmiston, W’40 John A. Eichman III, W’39, L’42 Harry V. Eichmann, W’24 Abraham Einhorn, W’25 William D. Elias, W’73 James T. Eliason III, WG’53 Ralph T. Ellis, WEV’15 Norman D. Ellison, WEV’20 George G. Embick, W’41 Harold G. Engle, W’21 William I. English, Sr., WEV’42 Herbert W. Epstein, W’34 Robert S. Erlebach, W’52 George A. Evans, W’20 Raymond B. Evans, W’36 John M. Faber, WEV’26 Theodore H. Fairchild, W’24 Joseph M. Federici, Jr., W’36 Myer Feldman, W’35, L’38 Morgan W. Felt, W’25 Edwin L. Ferguson, WEV’19 Joseph M. Ferrick, W’48 Barton E. Ferst, W’40, L’44 Herman Finberg, WEV’25 Peter J. Finnerty, WG’66 Jeffrey H. Fisch, W’65 Michael W. Fisch, W’25, G’26 Charles S. Fischer, W’45 Ernest K. Fisher, W’23 Warren J. Fisher, WEV’19 Theodore E. Fitz Gerald, W’24, G’32 William R. Flood, WEV’12 Robert P. Floyd, Jr., W’57 George H. Floyd, W’37 Samuel R. Forgy, W’20 Harry N. Fox, WEV’66 Alfred Frank, W’24 Floyd I. Frank, WG’79 Irving Friedman, W’24 Dorothea G. Fries, EF’42 Stephen H. Fritchman, W’24 G. Newton Funderburg, W’57 C. Taylor Gabriel, W’35 Robert E. Gallagher, EF’47 Edward Gamson, WEV’19 Myron M. Gardner, W’23 Albert S. Garrett, WEV’17 Henry Louis Gartner, W’25 Heron J. Garver, W’23 Stephen A. Garzarella, WG’53 John M. Gaston, W’21 James J. Gavin, Jr., W’49 George D. Geckeler, WEV’15 David G. Geikler, Jr., W’29 Philip E. Genthner, W’24 Daniel W. Gilbert, WEV’19 Anna R. Gildea, EF’22 Joseph F.X. Gillin, WEV’47 Thomas M. Gillingham, W’14 John A. Gillis, Jr., WG’74 Dale F. Gilroy, WG’66 Silas K. Ginsburg, WEV’21 Leon Glazer, WEV’22 John Glenn, WEV’21 Leonard H. Goebbels, W’15 F. Erich Goetting, EAS’80, W’80 Benjamin Goldman, W’18, L’21 Walter J. Goldsmith, W’16 Robert I. Goldy, W’48, L’50 Leonard B. Gordon, W’42, L’48 Edward B. Goshorn, W’16 George E. Gouraud, W’82 Jack P. Gray, WEV’52 Robert M. Gray, WEV’39 John J. Green, WEV’24 Stanley H. Green, W’25 Bernard J. Greenbaum, W’23 Stanton A. Greenblatt, W’57 Carl Greentree, W’20 Frank P. Greenwood, WEV’22 Marcus A. Gregory, W’24 Clarence F. Greulich, WEV’22 Richard L. Grinberg, C’62, WG’64 Leroy F. Groff, EF’28 Jacob Gross, W’23 Michael H. Gurbarg, W’24, L’27 Herbert M. Gustow, W’33 Richard S. Haak, W’50 John E. Haas, WG’58 Alfred G. Haggerty, WEV’13 Walter R. Hagist, WEV’19 Lincoln W. Hall, W’20, Gr’23 Donald J. Hannan, WEV’17 Richard C. Harden, W’58 John D. Harrop, WEV’19 Michael J. Hart, WG’63 David H. Harvey, W’53 Richard W. Hatch, W’20 Ralph B. Hatfield, WEV’22 Carlton W. Hayes, WAM’06 Harrison P. Head, W’23 Lewis Heicklen, W’26 Elmer W. Heinel, Jr., W’49 Robert J. Helbling, WG’69 Amsey J.D. Helwig, W’23 Gervis E. Hentz, WEV’76 William M. Hess, W’41 Joseph P. Heyen, WEV’53 Stephen T. Heymann, W’62 Raymond J. Hickey, EF’22 Emory K. Hill, W’23 Alan L. Hillman, GM’86, WG’86, H’93 William W. Hindman, Jr., W’39 J. Harry Hines, WEV’14 Alvin S. Hirsh, W’13 Lea S. Hitchner, W’15 Joseph P. Hoerle III, W’51 Vander Veer Hogan, W’21 Mervin G. Holland, Jr., W’51 Richard L. Holmes, Jr., WG’50 Alfred Horne, W’22 Warren N. Houck, WEV’33 Leonard B. Hough, W’22 Judy L. House, WG’88, Gr’95 C.Y. Hsu, WG’23 Charles L. Hughey, W’51 George F. Humphrey, W’43 Frank A. Hunter, Jr., W’23 Frederick L. Hunter, EF’30 Harry B. Hygate, WEV’13 Thomas M. Hynson, W’20 Winfield S. Inglee, W’32 Richard F. Jacobs, W’66 William J. Jacoby, WEV’19 Benton H. James, W’21 Carlton W. Jennings, W’20 Robert C. Jones, W’49, WG’55, Gr’58 Charles H. Joyce, WEV’19 John Jung, WG’06, M’06 Walter Justin, EF’16 Herbert W. Kaelberer, WEV’21 George W. Kaelin, Jr., WEV’57 Benjamin Franklin Kahn, W’46 Samuel Kaminsky, W’20 Allen C. Kane, Jr., WEV’49 David B. Kaplan, W’57 John H. Kaschenbach, W’20 Richard A. Katz, W’54 Ira Kaufman, W’28 Joseph S. Keiper, WG’37 Granville W. Keller, W’26 William S. Keller, WEV’51 John Kellett, Jr., W’15 John Kelly, W’25 Samuel Dewitt Kelsey, W’24 James B. Kenary III, WG’82 Harry J. Kenny, WG’50 John J. Keogh, WEV’79 James K. Kerr, WEV’11 Sayman Kerr, W’24 George R. Kessler, W’47 Murray S. Kiess, W’13 Anne Kindick, WEV’48 Gary A. Kindrasky, WG’71 Edna Stricker King, EF’28 Paul J. Kirby, EF’19 Raymond Kleiman, W’54 John Knodel, W’22 Frederick H. Knox, WEV’20 Edward J. Kobetich, WG’83 Alfred S. Koch, Jr., W’25 Aaron Koenig, W’23 Stanley W. Koeune, W’25 John P. Koitzsch, W’22 John N. Kolb II, C’64, WEV’78 Matthew R. Kornreich, W’48 Edward B. Kostin, W’62 Michael Kosty, WEV’62 Gerald G. Kramer, W’56, L’60 Horace E. Kramer, EF’30 John H. Kramer, EF’31 Albert R. Krantz, W’13 Walter M. Krauss, W’53 Richard Q. Kress, C’50, WG’52 Martin H. Kreston, W’53 Nelson C. Krum, W’48 John M. Kurtz, Jr., W’34 Howard T. Lambert, W’60 Edward M. Lance, W’25 John Landenberger, WEV’19 Dudley W. Lang, Jr., W’35 Omar C. Latimer Do, W’24 Orran Laughrey, W’23 Bernard P. Lavin, W’24 Fred H. Law, Jr., WG’46, L’49 John L. Lee, W’16 George Lehr, Jr., W’22 Joseph P. Leithmann, Jr., WEV’62 Leonard K. Lerch, W’26 John R. Lester, W’47 Howard Leventon, W’49 Harold Levine, W67 Edward J. Lewis, W’59, L’62 Frank A. Leyburn, WEV’19 Bernard Liedman, WEV’50 T. Leonard Linsley, WEV’50 Sam Lipton, W’23 Robert D. Lodge, WEV’19 William D. Lohr, Jr., W’43 David A. Longbottom, WAM’93 Paul C.T. Loo, WG’54 Donald M. Love, Jr., W’43 Charles P. Lower, WEV’16 Joseph Ludwig, W’13 Robert V. Luongo, W’49, G’53 Eino A.A. Luotonen, WG’51 George H. Lush, W’24 Paul H. Lykens, W’24 John V. Lyon, W’52 Robert H. Lyon, WG’74 Andrew K. Macbeth, W’50 William C. Macblaine, WEV’22 David C. MacGregor, WG’65 Stuart G. Mackenzie, W’23 Ralph K. Madway, WEV’48 Robert Mahan, W’39 Ransom B. Mann, W’22 Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr., WG’81 Nathan Marder, W’39 John A. Mark, WG’61 H. Zachary Marks, WEV’14 Walter N. Marks, W’24 William A. Marquard, W’40 John A. Marr, WG’72 James B. Matshak, W’17 Masatoshi Matsuo, G’95,WG’95 George B. Matthews, W’24 John A. Mcallister, WEV’22 Leslie A. Mcallister, WEV’11 Regina M. Mccabe, EF’28 John J. Mccarthy, Jr., WEV’17 Noble F. Mccredy, WG’24 N. Veryl McElroy, W’41 Alvin C. Mcfadden, WEV’19 James J. McGinley, W’49 Joseph D. Mcgonagle, W’54 John J. Mcgowan, EF’16 Gerald F. McMahon, WG’51 Hugh F. Mcmahon, WEV’28 Joseph B. Mcmenamin, W’25 Malcolm D. Mcmillan, WG’64 James D. Mcmurray, W’42 Joseph S. Meaney, Jr., W’58 Jim Medrano, WG’02 James B. Mehorter, WEV’17 Irving Mendelson, W’41 Robert Merriman, EF’16 Louis H. Meyer, W’43 Dudley Horton Millard, W’22 George L. Miller, Jr., WG’40 Theodore H. Miller, W’25 George B. Milner, W’51 Paul S. Mitchell, WG’50 Joseph F. Molesky, EF’31 Adam M. Montgomery, W’24 George H. Moore, WG’84 Jerome M. Morrison, W’24 Lloyd S. Mortimer, WEV’47 Melvin A. Moskowitz, WG’60 Walter R. Moyer, W’28, WEV’34 Oscar H. Muller, W’23 Vincent B. Murphy, Jr., WG’53 Herbert L. Myers, W’41 Leroy J. Myers, W’21 Joseph C. Napolitano, W’24 Joseph M. Nathan, W’25, L’28 Robert N. Nathason, WEV’34 Frank Naulty, Jr., WEV’21 Mary Nenno, WG’46 Leonard G. Nessel, WEV’50 Austin L. Newman, W’35 Clarence J. Nickman, W’29, L’32 K. Nimmanahaeminda, W’36 Gilbert S. Noll, EF’39 Edward Northam, W’22 Thomas M. O’Donnell, WG’60 Clifford W. Okey, WG’51 Chester L. Olson, W’24 Edward P. O’Neill, W’40 James P. O’Neill, W’27 Axel J. Pagel, W’11 Frank X. Parker, W’28 Wilbur C. Pearce, W’24 Paul W. Pennock, W’25 Ellis Peregoff, W’24 Albert J. Perrella, W’25 Raymond L. Peters, W’23 Raymond A. Peterson, W’19 Alan H. Pfaff, W’36 Richard A. Phalon, Jr., WG’76 Almarin Phillips, W’48, G’49 Bernard G. Phillips, W’24 William N. Pitts, W’24 Morton B. Plant, W’58 William D. Platter, W’25 J.A. Stewart Porter, WEV’19 Franklin Poul, W’46, L’48 William W. Powell, W’11 Earl H. Prentzel, WEV’16 Frank K. Ralston, WEV’17 Douglas H. Rand, W’50 Roland R. Randall, W’21 James Rauch, WEV’19 Earl W. Reihm, WEV’27 Fred B. Reiter, W’58 Walter Reus, WEV’20 John J. Reuss, W’20 Angus M. Reynolds, W’22 Jacob Rifkin, EF’22 Philip H. Riley, W’23 Francisco Rivas, W’23 H. Griffith Robbins, W’22 Malcolm H. Robertson, WEV’11 Gerald L. Robinson, W’54, GED’67 Walter T. Robinson, W’13 Gaspar Roca, Jr., W’47 William M. Rock, WEV’17 Eugene J. Rogers, WEV’55 William A. Rogers, WEV’56 Willard C. Rohrbaugh, WG’34 Paul H. Roney, W’42 Michael Rosen, WEV’60 Merwin Rosenberg, W’39 Dominick R. Rostock, EF’38 Henry M. Roth, WEV’14 Phay B. Rutan, W’12 Thomas G. Rutherford, WG’70 Jack M. Saks, W’25 Paul H. Sangree, WEV’18 Leon G. Schade, W’21 Walter W. Schmidt, WEV’41 William A. Schmidt, EF’51 James J. Schock, WEV’16 Alvin A. Schoenberger, W’21 George Schottland, W’22 Robert R. Schreiber, WG’50 Leonard F. Schulz, WG’71 Albert Schwartz, WEV’51 Marvin Schwartzstein, W’54 Edward A. Seelaus, WEV’56 Karl G. Seelaus, W’39 Robert I. Segal, WEV’16 Bernardo J. Segui, WEV’13 Frank M. Semans III, W’23 Carl G. Sempier, W’53 Benjamin B. Setzman, WEV’21 C. Daniel Shelburne, WG’40 Eli L. Shepard, W’25 Scott R. Sherman, W’91 Stanford Shmukler, W’51, L’54 Murray E. Shuman, EF’29 Pratap V. Sirur, WG’74 Eugene P. Sites, WEV’35 William J. Slagada, Jr., W’53 Kimberly A. Slawek, WG’89 Bradford D. Smith, W’54 Donald C. Smith, W’49 John F. Smith, W’29 Kathleen S. Smith, WG’79 Rembrandt B. Snyder, WG’56 Max M. Solomon, WEV’47 George A. Souder, WEV’11 Adam R. Spector, C’03, W’03 Edward T. Spencer, Jr., W’23 John F. Splan, Jr., WEV’31 Lee I. Spooner, W’25 Stanley E. Stady, W’20 Fred D. Stahl, W’15 Augustus E. Staley, Jr., W’25 James E. Stark, Jr., W’23 William F. Starsinic, W’23 Bruce L. Stein, EF’46 E.D.B. Steinmeyer, WEV’20 Morris Stern, Jr., W’25 Milton Sternberg, WEV’38 Donald W. Sterner, EF’34 Solomon Sternthal, W’49 Stanley S. Stevens, WEV’75 Henry M. Stewart, W’15 Howard S. Stillwagon, Jr., W’23 John B. Stirrat, W’19 James A. Stitzer, EF’55 Harold F. Stolle, WG’39 Carl H. Suhr, W’23 Edward L. Sullivan, W’49 Frank W. Summerfield, WEV’20 Henry J. Susen, W’20 Eugene G. Sweeney, W’39 William J. Sweeney, WEV’19 Laurence K. Swentzel, W’19 Robert W. Sykes, W’38 Thomas M. Sylk, W’62 James A. Tanney, W’58 Samuel P. Tauder, W’48 Ralph J. Taussig, W’44 John W. Taylor, W’29 Burton J. Thomas, EF’33 John R. Thomas, WG’63 Joseph A. Thomas, WEV’34 Myron G. Thomas, WEV’48 Karl G. Thress, WEV’42 Farrar Tilney, Jr., W’25 Arthur W. Tompkins, Jr., WG’49 John S. Toothill, W’40 Morton J. Tricker, WEV’19 George B. Trimmer, W’50 Allen A. Troutman, W’50 Stanley C. Tuttleman, W’40 Emerson M. Vandoren, W’36 Donald F. Velde, W’20 James W. Waddington, W’19 Sherman L. Wagman, W’42 John D. Wagner, W’39 Eugene E. Wales, W’25 Harold F. Walker, W’25 XAVIER MORELLE AND WHARTON CLUB OF SWITZERLAND Albert J. Wallace, Jr., W’34 Edwin R. Wallace, W’23 Herbert P. Wallace, W’42 Howard S. Walter, W’25 Raymond Wardlow, WEV’15 Alan Waterman, W’24 Norman R. Watson, WG’56 George R. Watts, W’66 Frederick Donald When, W’21 George H. Weightman, WEV’19 Lewis P. Weil, W’22 Herbert J. Weiner, W’36 George H. Weinrott, W’17 Myron Weis, W’23 Herman A. Weise, Jr., WEV’20 Aaron Weiss, WEV’20 Rudolph Weiss, W’19 Harry W. Wenger, W’39 C. Hazel Wesley, WEV’28 Sylvia H. Wexler, WEV’81 Brant S. Wheeler, W’19 Silas B. White, WEV’34 Harry F. Whitmore, WEV’16 Robert L.C. Whitney, C’70, WG’74 William G. Wickersty, W’57 Stanley G. Wilcox, W’12 Charles F. Wildermuth, WEV’21 John F. Wilford, W’25 Dwight A. Willis, W’25 Paul T. Willis, W’37 Edward A. Wilson, WEV’51 Ernest D. Wilson, WEV’12 Charles H. Winkler, W’51, GED’64 William R. Witney, WEV’19 Morton Wolf, W’29, WG’32 Samuel Wollman, WEV’20 Richard C. Woltemate, W’40 Robert B. Woolery, W’48 Stanley Worth, W’37 W. Mason Wright, Jr., W’16 Martin C. Wright, W’33 William H. Wurster, WEV’44 J. Raymond Yearsley, WEV’15 Jessica Yen, W’96 John K. Youngheim, W’31 John W. Yowell, Jr., WG’41 Charles W. Yust, WEV’44 Lyles L. Zabriskie, W’33 Benjamin D. Zimmerman, W’20 Edward M. Zolla III, W’68 Suzanne Zywicki, WG’90 Xavier Morelle, WG'01, passed away on August 10, 2005. After several years with McKinsey in London, he had recently joined the Global Strategy group of UBS and moved to Zurich with his wife Véronique and children Tanguy and Ariane. There soon became the Secretary of the Wharton Alumni Club of Switzerland, where his kindness, reliability and loyalty, as well as his outspoken style, made him numerous friends. Very soon he made his mark in Wharton alumni affairs as a hard-working, utterly committed and very engaged team player. The Swiss Club was deeply moved by his abrupt departure and, as a gesture of appreciation, raised funds among its members and made a donation to the School to honour his memory. Xavier was admired for his spirit of service and dedication to others. His intention was to give back to his alma mater by helping out those embarking on their MBA with a family, just as he had done a few years before. EXTRAORDINARY LEADERSHIP REMEMBERED 70 | Report to Investors In Memoriam | 71
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