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One College AvenueAnnual Report 2012-13In this issue:8 Faculty Grads Look Back13 50 Years of Computing19 Gifts and DonationsWinter 2013

One College Avenue, a publication of Pennsylvania College ofTechnology, is dedicated to sharing the educational development,goals and achievements of Penn College students, faculty and staffwith one another and with the greater community.Please visit One College Avenue online at oca.pct.eduEDITORJennifer A. ClineCONTRIBUTINGEDITORSElaine J. Lambert ’79Tom WilsonJoseph S. YoderISSUE DESIGNERSarah K. Patterson ’05DESIGN & DIGITALPRODUCTIONLarry D. KauffmanTina M. Miller ’03Deborah K. Peters ’97K. Park Williams ’80WEB DESIGNJudy A. Fink ’95Carlos RamosPhillip C. Warner ’06CLASS NOTESMegan L. Ripka ’13Becky J. Shaner ’03CONTRIBUTINGPHOTOGRAPHERSJennifer A. ClineMichael S. FischerLarry D. KauffmanMarc T. KaylorWhitnie-rae MaysCindy Davis MeixelTom WilsonJoseph S. YoderOther photos as creditedONE COLLEGE AVENUEADVISORY COMMITTEEL. Lee Janssen ’82news editorWilliamsport Sun-GazetteLana K. Muthler ’70managing editorThe Express, Lock HavenJulie Reppert ’06Lifestyle and Education editorWilliamsport Sun-GazetteRobert O. Rolley ’83publisherThe Express, Lock HavenJoseph Tertel ’02e-marketing consultantJPL Productions, HarrisburgPenn College MembersValerie L. Fesslerdirector of alumni relations and annual givingBarbara A. Dankoretired director of alumni relationsSandra Lakeyfacultyspeech communication and compositionBrad L. Nasonfacultymass communicationsPaul R. Watson IIdean of academic services andfirst year programsDavie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D.PresidentPennsylvania Collegeof TechnologyOne College Avenue, published by the College Information &Community Relations Office, considers for publication materialssubmitted by students, alumni, faculty, staff and others includingletters to the editor, alumni notes and other information. Wereserve the right to edit or refuse items for publication.To submit items for consideration,or to subscribe, contact:One College Avenue DIF 30Pennsylvania College of TechnologyOne College AvenueWilliamsport, PA 17701-5799fax 570.321.5537email onecollegeavenue@pct.eduweb oca.pct.eduKelcie L. Murray tests her balance as she joins classmatesThe – a Bush mix Campus of applied Center, human home services and occupational therapyof Student Activities, a dining hall,assistant students – in the Mohawk Walk, during which studentsa fitness center and more, buzzeswith rely activity on one both another day and to evening. navigate taut ropes. The exercise is partof the Outdoor Recreation as a Therapeutic Tool class.One College Avenue is printed by Bayard Printing Group, Williamsport, a certified FSC® printer.

Contentsannual report 2012-13VOLUME 22 NUMBER 3President’s MessageThe institution’s founders had a clear motive:the transformation of lives. Approaching thekickoff to the Centennial celebration in 2014,it remains the core of what the college does.degrees that work.go paperlessTo receive an email when we publishnew editions at oca.pct.edu,email alumni@pct.edu. Includeyour name, class year (if alumni),address and email address, and putOnline OCA Subscription in thesubject line. You will stop receivingthe printed One College Avenue.attention alumni:Share your story and catch upwith your classmates online atoca.pct.edu/cnCentennial Project Documents‘Legacy of Leaders’A 120-page book chronicles the experiences of thevisionaries who founded and helped to grow what istoday’s Pennsylvania College of Technology.Insight and InspirationFaculty who are among the institution’s proudestalumni share their memories of those teachers whohelped them find their paths in industry and continueto inspire them on the other side of the “desk.”Golden AnniversaryFifty years ago, with the challenge laid before himby Williamsport Technical Institute Director KennethE. Carl, former faculty member George E. Wolfedeveloped the college’s first computer courses.278Gifts and DonationsPenn College and the Penn College Foundationacknowledge contributions that support studentscholarships and classroom instructional equipment.1319Regular Features Campus News 4Class Notes 14Focus on Faculty & Staff 16Penn College ® and degrees that work ® are registeredin the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

PRESIDENT’SMESSAGEOver the past several years,we’ve been counting down to2014, Pennsylvania College ofTechnology’s centennial year. As 2013draws to a close, that countdown is almostover. In January, we will kick off a yearof celebration. Events will honor ourfounders, our students, our employees,our alumni and our community. Allhave helped to build the first 100 yearsof our history: a legacy that is worthy ofreflection and commemoration.Over a century, we have grown.As I think back to the founders of ourinstitution, I see a clear picture of theirmission and our vision. Their success – inretraining disabled World War I veteransfor new roles, preparing the unemployedof the Great Depression for jobs, andserving GI Bill-supported veterans – isour inheritance. We proudly accept thecontinuing commitment to transformlives by providing academic and personalsupport to students and by taking risks andmaking bold decisions that will strengthenour campus and our community.From our earliest days, the institutionhas helped to advance new technology.Students have reaped the benefit ofhands-on experience with industrystandardequipment since a one-of-a-kindindustrial arts shop opened in the newWilliamsport High School (now KlumpAcademic Center) in 1914, and throughthe computer age, when we piloted some ofthe region’s first computer courses in 1963and a first-of-its-kind computer-integratedmanufacturing demonstration in 1990.In 1999, we made the bold decisionto accept the management role for thestate’s new Workforce and EconomicDevelopment Network (WEDnetPA).Through a network of 30 educationalproviders, the program continues toadminister Guaranteed Free Training tocompanies; in April, WEDnetPA reacheda milestone, training its 1 millionthemployee.After a long history as a “commuter”campus, we entered a new era as aresidential campus offering on-campushousing to students in 1997. In 2012-13,more than 1,700 students lived on campus,and their satisfaction with on-campusliving was at its highest level in 15 years.We continued to enrich our students’experience in Fall 2011 when we beganrequiring a First Year Experience courseto help new students navigate the firstyear and build a foundation for successthroughout their college careers. Ourefforts are paying off. The number ofreferrals from concerned faculty membersabout first-year students has dropped 14percent since the FYE requirement wasintroduced; fall-to-spring retention rates offirst-year students – a concern for collegesnationwide – has increased; and first-yearGPAs are rising.Now, as in our formative years, weremain responsive to business andindustry, to community needs, toworkforce needs, and to transforming thelives of the individuals who make up ourstudent body.Throughout history, when warsdistracted us, when economic challengesmounted, when our own survival in thesponsorship crisis was in doubt, we neverwavered. We moved forward and embracednew opportunities – from developingthe nationally acclaimed “WilliamsportPlan” to put the unemployed back to workin the 1930s, to being among the first inthe nation to adapt our programs to meetWorld War II production needs, to forginga new affiliation with Penn State whenour community college sponsorship wasthreatened.“We must continueour mission totransform livesthrough education.”When I look back over time, I see thisinstitution leading the way as a technicalinstitute, as a community college, andtoday as a college with a unique andspecial mission to provide the mostadvanced technology-based educationreinforced with general educationcourse work that prepares our graduatesto advance into leadership roles in theworkplace and in the community.Over our first 100 years, we becamePennsylvania’s premier technical college.Now, we focus on building upon ourheritage to secure our position as anational leader in applied technologyeducation.2 One College Avenue

2012-13FUNDINGTo honor our legacy, we must continueto build upon the foundation set byfaculty, administrators, staff, students, andour community and industry partners.We must continue our bold leadershipby charting a new course reflectingchanging societal and employmentrealities. We must continue our missionto transform lives through education anda unique, holistic college experience thatinspires students to achieve full, rich andmeaningful lives.As we mark our first century as a leaderin higher education – ranked by U.S.News & World Report’s “Best Colleges”as among the top 10 public regionalcolleges in the north, we will expand ourwork with two-year colleges, easing thetransfer into Penn College’s bachelordegreemajors. We will expand distancelearningofferings, which allow studentswith associate degrees to complete thefinal two years of a baccalaureate degreeonline. We will introduce contemporarytechnology programs – like mechatronics,which is in high demand in natural gasand other industries – and continue toupdate majors such as Web and interactivemedia, in order to keep pace with evolvingindustry trends. We will do our part tomake a positive impact on the future,branding Williamsport as a college townand creating a sound legacy as we celebratea very proud past.Operating Budget .....................................................$97,902,601State Appropriation................................................ $13,584,000Same level as prior yearRestricted FundsGrants, contracts and restricted donations....................$16,089,605Auxiliary Funds........................................................... $26,917,478Tuition & FeesPennsylvania residentsTuition per credit hour...................................................................... $400Tuition and fees per credit hour .....................................................$479Annual tuition and fees ............................................................... $14,370based on 15 credits per semester5.54-percent increase over prior yearOut-of-state residentsTuition per credit hour.......................................................................$521Tuition and fees per credit hour .................................................... $600Annual tuition and fees ...............................................................$18,000based on 15 credits per semesterfees includePer-credit-hour technology fee...........................................................$16Per-credit-hour capital fee................................................................... $47Per-credit-hour laboratory fee............................................................ $36does not apply to all classesPer-credit-hour student activity fee ..................................................$11Per-credit-hour health service fee........................................................$5DonationsPenn College and the Penn College Foundation received in-kinddonations of equipment, technology, materials and supplies frombusiness and industry for instructional purposes valued at $651,527and cash donations totaling $969,708 for a total of $1,621,235.Donors included 758 alumni and 450 employees, who togethercontributed $381,582.Winter 2013 3

campusNEWS2012-13Renting Textbooks?It’s a new trend nationwide that wasoffered at The College Store for thefirst time in 2012-13. In the springsemester, 680 students rented 985titles – an increase of 200 studentsand nearly 400 books over the fallsemester. The College Store reports$120,000 in income from bookrentals for the year and $80,000in savings for the students whoparticipated. While purchased bookscan typically be sold back at the endof the semester, there’s no guarantee.Renters pay less upfront and simplyturn their books in when classes end.Designing for a CauseChristopher J. Cosgrove, a graphicdesign student from JeffersonTownship, designed and produced alogo for Snyder County Coalition forKids, a newly formed nonprofit thataims to provide youth developmentand delinquency prevention in thecentral Pennsylvania county. Thelogo-design project was part of theGraphic Design, Corporate Identityclass, taught by Sung Choi. The logowill be used on all of the organization’sadvertising and correspondence. Theclass also redesigned the logo forPenn College’s Fresh dining unit.Well-Rounded in WellnessA Wellness Mentor program, acollaboration between CounselingServices and College Health Services,was created to provide students withmotivation and guidance related towellness. Specifically, the programoffers assistance in developingan exercise program, as well astechniques for stress managementand anxiety reduction.by the numbersCareer Services 4,0602,000 +job opportunitiesat 2012-13 Career Fairsstudent and alumniattendance at 2012-13Career Fairs349 144 25employersemployability financial literacyat 2012-13 Career Fairs workshops offered inPenn College classroomsworkshops provided inFirst Year Experienceclassrooms4 One College Avenue

Veggies Save DoughDining Services partneredwith the School ofHospitality to developthe Campus CommunityGarden, a hydrocultureand raised-bed gardenat the Schneebeli EarthScience Center. As ofApril 2013, the gardenprovided almost 900heads of lettuce and 54pounds of tomatoes foruse in the college’s diningunits, providing a costsavings between $1,600and $2,000 for DiningServices.Preserving Automotive LegaciesStudents Initiate Music Fest to Benefit ShelterThe Students of Musical Development andthe Wildcat Events Board collaborated on anew program – Winter Fest – with proceedsbenefiting Williamsport’s Saving Grace Shelter.The facility, operated by American RescueWorkers, is a 24-bed emergency shelterproviding 14 days of lodging for individuals,families and veterans in a homelessness crisis.A 1907 Duryea was among automotive gems arriving oncampus for long-term loan in 2012-13. The vehicles – whichalso include a 1970 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, a 1970Chevelle Super Sport and a 1909 Chalmers – will be restoredto museum quality by students in the automotive restorationmajor. The Duryea first served as a research project, asstudents delved into its history and learned about its uniquefeatures. Students will repair the Pennsylvania-made vehicle’sworn upper-body areas and return thecar to running order beforegiving it back to theBoyertown Museumof Historic Vehiclesin Berks County.Winter 2014 5

campusNEWS2012-13Serving Pennsylvania’s WorkforceIn 2012-13, ShaleNET, a grant-funded programto prepare the workforce for careers in naturalgas, served more than 14,000 individuals,provided more than 1,000 industry-recognizedcertifications or on-the-job trainings, and placed3,318 participants into jobs.Simulated Health Emergencies Help Students CollaboratePenn College’s Nursing,Paramedic Technology andPhysician Assistant programsstaged two days of mockemergencies that providedopportunities for more than100 students to observe oneanother’s roles. Volunteeractors played the roles offour patients, ranging from aFitness Center heart attackvictim to a teen hit by a bike. “The event is intended to help the Schoolof Health Sciences demonstrate that we truly live out our mission andphilosophy statements,” said Tushanna M. Habalar, learning lab coordinatorfor nursing education, one of many employees in the School of HealthSciences who helped with the event.The initiative received a gold Excellencein Economic Development award from theInternational Economic Development Council.The National Sustainable Structures Centerenrolled nearly 1,000 people in 2012-13. Thecenter provided training and certification toPennsylvania’s Weatherization AssistanceProgram, provided lead-safety training toHousing and Urban Development workers,became the licensing agency for the BuildingOperator Certification in six states, and wasawarded a subcontract from UGI to providequality control for its Low Income UsageReduction Program.Lecturers Bring History to CampusWith an infectious smile and a youthful spirit, 89-year-old EstherBauer addressed a Klump Academic Center Auditorium audience inApril. Bauer was 18 when she and her parents were deported to aghetto in what is now the Czech Republic, and after two years wasmoved to the Auschwitz death camp. Bauer speaks to students sothey will “learn what happened and see to it that it never happensagain.” Watch Bauer’s talk on the college’s YouTube Channel atwww.youtube.com/PennCollegeVideos.Other notable lecturers in 2012-13 included Jeff Mahl, whorecounted his great-grandfather George N. Schuster’s 1908car excursion from New York to Paris, and Byron Hurt, directorof “Soul Food Junkies.”Photo courtesy of Michael J. HershFind Complete Articles on PCTodayTo find more comprehensive versions of the articles in Campus News –and to read other news stories about Penn College – visit PCToday, thecollege’s news-and-information website, at oca.pct.edu/pctoday.6 One College Avenue

y Elaine J. Lambert, director of collegeinformation and community relations,author of “Legacy of Leaders”Atribute to the institution’s pastand present leaders – “visionarieswho … earned national acclaimfor bold experimentation in forginglasting connections between education,government and industry” – was publishedin 2012.“Legacy of Leaders” is a 120-pagebook that chronicles the experiences ofchief administrators from WilliamsportTechnical Institute’s founding director,George H. Parkes, to the currentPennsylvania College of Technologypresident, Davie Jane Gilmour.The book shares information fromthe Roger and Peggy Madigan LibraryArchives and from videotaped oral historyinterviews conducted by Tom Speicher,writer/video editor, and Daniel J. Doyle,professor emeritus and Master Teacher.Archived, audiotaped interviews,conducted with Parkes nearly a half-centuryago, revealed previously unpublished detailsabout the institution’s formative years.“We got our start in the coal bins, in thebasement of the present Klump center,”he said.From its start as a vocational programof the Williamsport Area School District(1914-41) through years as a technicalinstitute (1941-65) and communitycollege (1965-89) to present status as aspecial mission affiliate of Penn State, theinstitution was led by men and womenwith diverse backgrounds and interests.Centennial Project Documents‘Legacy of Leaders’“Each of these individualswas there at the righttime for this institution.”Over the course of the last century, theleaders elevated this unique institutionof higher learning from its roots as a localadult-education program to a position ofnational acclaim. Each leader paved a newpath and encouraged new ways of thinkingabout the future.In “Legacy of Leaders,” Robert G.Bowers, professor emeritus, MasterTeacher and former executive assistant forinternal affairs, described the diversity ofleaders who followed Parkes: “Kenny Carl,father. Bill Feddersen, enabled transitionto a full community college. Bob Breuder,builder and enabler of Pennsylvania StateUniversity relationship. Davie Gilmourenabled continuedgrowth, support, andrespect. And I think –if you think about thehistory of each of thesepeople – each of theseindividuals was thereat the right time forthis institution.”In the 2012publication,Gilmour sharedher confidence inthe college’s legacy and its future: “We’llhave different challenges and differentopportunities, but this place will go onforever. There will be new leaders andthere will be new marks of distinctionand there will be new, significantaccomplishments we haven’t eventhought of yet.”The book is available for purchase fromThe College Store on campus or online.Portions of taped interviews with theinstitution’s leaders, as well as personalmemories shared by alumni, retirees andothers, and a timeline of historic events,are offered at oca.pct.edu/centennial.Purchasing copies of “Legacyof Leaders” and other books in theCountdown to the Centennial series(“Were You There? The Evolution of aCollege Campus,” released in 2010, and“Marketing With a Mission,” released inFall 2013) – will honor the institution’spast and help fund scholarships for PennCollege students. Netproceeds will becomepermanently restrictedfunds that will be investedto create income usedfor annual scholarshipawards from the PennCollege EndowedAlumni Scholarship. ■Winter 2013 7

Insight and InspirationVoices From the Alumni/Faculty Centennial Classby Tom Wilson, writer/editor-PCTodayAs Pennsylvania College ofTechnology nears 100 years asa leader in applied technologyeducation, who better to heraldthe 2014 milestone than a uniquegroup of committed participants:faculty who are also among theinstitution’s proudest graduates?Retired food and hospitality faculty member Ann R. Miglio inspired Suzann L. Mayer,assistant professor of baking & pastry arts, to enter the field. Miglio accepted theMaster Teacher Award in 1987, flanked by Excellence in Teaching Award winnersJames C. Pivirotto, left, and Ronald L. Rock.They have returned to inspire students,bringing private-sector wisdom and anabiding appreciation for the education theynow impart to a new generation.The transition can be as surreal as it ishumbling, said Carl J. Bower Jr., especiallywhen one’s predecessor casts a longshadow.The 1993 landscape/nurserytechnology alumnus succeeded RichardJ. Weilminster, a 34-year veteran of thehorticulture faculty and the college’s 1986Master Teacher. As if it wasn’t intimidatingenough to be interviewed by his one-timeprofessors, Bower, once hired, foundhimself behind Weilminster’s former desk.“I just sat there. I can’t even rememberhow long,” he said. “It took a while for it tosink in.”While Bower credits everyone in thedepartment, “Rich – he lets you call himthat once you graduate – inspired me themost and is the reason I am here today,”he said. “He was a father figure to so manyof his students – and I was no exception.Rich was hard on you and, at the time, youmight have thought he was too hard. Butafter you graduated, or even before, yousaid to yourself, ‘He only did that becausehe cared.’”Bower believes his alumni statusenhances his teaching ability, allowinghim to bridge the past and future.“Students ask why certain trees lookthe way they do or why beds are plantedhow they are, and having that historymakes it easy to tell them,” he said. “I stillremember the trees I planted while I wasa student, and it’s nice to remind currentstudents that, when they return in 10 or15 years and see projects they were a partof, they will feel that same pride. Knowingyou are a part of making a change in anylandscape, at school or in the workforce, isa very satisfying feeling.”Bower said a former student now doingpostgraduate work elsewhere recently toldFacebook friends he has a difficult time“learning” from a professor without fieldexperience.“That, to me, is what it’s like movingfrom student to teacher,” Bower said. “Yourealize what you need to do for the studentbecause you have been there … and to somany places in-between.”Perhaps few understand those “places”as well as Thomas A. Zimmerman,associate professor of psychology, a generalstudies student at Williamsport AreaCommunity College in the mid-’60s. Fatetook him everywhere thereafter – degreesfrom Lycoming College and BucknellUniversity, naval service and employmentin the mental-health field – until he joinedthe full-time faculty in 1984.His student experience was no lessvaried. He flirted with literature and mathand allied himself with instructors allalong his wandering journey. Some madeacademic sense, such as friendships withHugh MacMullan and Richard Sweeneyin the English department; Robert Kissell,who taught history and government; andPaul Feng in psychology. Others weremore nebulous, as when Bill Morris offeredhim a ride to his part-time job.“He asked me questions about me andmade me realize the shared participationin this endeavor.” Zimmerman said Morriscounseled him to find balance betweenwork and play, to pace himself for the longhaul. “Here was a math instructor givingme advice; he gave me a lift, but he made ameaningful impact.”8 One College Avenue

He finds today’s students moreinquisitive than those of his generation andcherishes the surprises that wait atthe off-ramp of classroom detours.“You have an outline of where you wantto go in a particular class; then you’resuddenly onto this dialogue that you didn’texpect,” Zimmerman said. “It reminds meof my parents, who introduced us to newthings, then stepped back and asked, ‘Well,what did you think?’”Socratic exchanges were routine forhis faculty heroes, during his student daysand after he became their colleague. ToZimmerman, the college will forever be“a place where the emphasis is on goodteaching.”His gold standard is an erudite group ofWACC professors who quickly proved thathands-on education and academic rigorcould walk hand-in-hand. Their names areamong the most revered in campus history,recipients of what is now the Veronica M.Muzic Master Teacher Award: Daniel J.Doyle, Ned S. Coates, Peter B. Dumanisand James E. Logue. Doyle taught historyand sociology; the other three, English.(Muzic, the pole star who has accuratelyguided so many students, is a formerEnglish professor, academic vice presidentand provost.)“Jim, particularly, elevated the school tosomething akin to academic sophisticationand professionalism. It was an auspiciousend to the notion we were anything but a‘real’ college, the idea that all academicsare elitists,” Zimmerman recalled. “It wasan affirmation of a college education beingavailable to everyone, of telling students,‘It’s not about your background.’”The possibilities and accessibilityof community college were embracedby Daniel L. Brooks, instructor ofarchitectural technology, who holds twodiplomas from the institution: an associatedegree in architectural technology (1980,WACC) and a bachelor’s in residentialconstruction technology and management(2008, Penn College).“The whole technology piece is differentnow, revolutionizing everything we do,and the facilities are definitely different,”he said. “But students today have the sametypes of goals. Many, then and now, comefrom humble circumstances – it’s a strugglefor their families. This college representsreal opportunity for them, as it did for me.”The faculty triumvirate of Joseph G.Mark, Lloyd C. Cotner and William H.Ealer “certainly gave us a core educationthat was well-respected. I applied to 12architecture schools and was accepted atevery one,” said Brooks, who ultimatelychose the University of Maryland. “All ofthem had a clear realization of what wewere learning here.”“Joe Mark was an incredible influence,showing that extra encouragement, thatinterest in my personal life,” he said. “I seethat with my colleagues, reaching out tostudents. It’s not just ‘I gave a satisfyinglecture, now I’ll give a test.’ There’ssomething about the human contact.”Brooks said that “Penn Collegeapproach” pervades campus, from theclassroom to the dining hall.“The women on the pizza line at PennCentral seem to know every student byname. No, not just their names, but whatthey like to do and what’s going on in theirlives. They’ll ask, ‘Did you get your carfixed?’ or ‘How is the skateboarding?’ It’samazing how many people here go outof their way to make these connectionsmatter.”“From the time I was a student, Iwanted to teach here,” Brooks said. “Ican remember walking behind the ACC,thinking, ‘I really like it here.’ Some placesjust sort of click. I enjoyed my time atMaryland, but it didn’t have that ‘home’feel to it.”Like Zimmerman, he recognizes therigor of a Penn College education, andknows that the institution – even withits working-class roots and open-dooradmission policy – isn’t a consolationprize for students who can’t cut itsomewhere else.“I’m so impressed with this year’scrop of freshmen,” he said. “I’m teachingstudents that could go anywhere elsefor their education, but they chosePenn College.” »“He was a father figure toso many of his students –and I was no exception.”Rich WeilminsterJames LogueJoseph MarkWinter 2013 9

Bill EalerBill MorrisVictor MichaelIn the School of Business & Hospitality,alumnus Chef Charles R. Niedermyer IIteaches alongside many of the facultywho nurtured his craft. After receivinga baking and pastry arts degree in 2000,he worked in three Ritz hotels, two finediningrestaurants and a bakery beforereturning as a baking and pastry arts/culinary arts instructor in 2005. (He alsoearned a bachelor’s degree in technologymanagement in 2012.)“The process of moving from student tofaculty, however, with former instructorswho were now my colleagues, offered someunique challenges,” Niedermyer said.Challenges – with a side of respect.“They taught me a tremendous amountand I owe them a lot,” he said. “ChefMonica Lanczak is a big inspiration. Shehas had a very successful, colorful careerand is really dedicated to her students.I won’t ever stop looking up to her.”Unlike Brooks, who dreamed a dreamand made it happen, Niedermyer neverplanned on coming back.“I wanted to be the best pastry chefI could be,” a notion sidetracked by acall from his alma mater.“I’ve been handed one of the mostrewarding and challenging positionsI’ve ever been in, trying to transfer myindustry knowledge to student learning,”he said. “To take the expectations,refining this and improving that. It’s a bigresponsibility.” He’s struck by how younghis students are, noting that they were ingrade school on Sept. 11, 2001, while hewas “in Jacksonville, Fla., in the middleof 50 baguettes.”“It’s a reminder that I’m not 18anymore, that they’re from a differentgeneration and that I have an obligation tothem,” he said. “I’m their instructor, butI’m also a life and career adviser, wantingthem to develop as community-mindedcitizens, with a concern for themselvesand a concern for their neighbors. It’s a lotto absorb … but it’s very hard to come towork every day and not smile.”The school also boasts alumna SuzannL. Mayer among its award-winning faculty– but her career was headed in a differentdirection when the hospitality bug bit.Among her influences? No less thanDavie Jane Gilmour, now Penn Collegepresident, and Ann R. Miglio, whosefaculty leadership helped bring the schoolinto prominence.“When I came to WACC, I was goingto enroll in the word-processing programbecause it was the big thing in the early1980s,” said Mayer, an assistant professorof baking and pastry arts/culinary arts.“I took part in a program through CareerExplorations, met Ann Miglio in the foodand hospitality program, and was hooked.”Among the earliest transfer students was Thomas A. Zimmerman, Class of 1967, who transferred Williamsport Area Community Collegecredits to earn additional degrees and later joined the college faculty. His comments were shown in the 1969-70 WACC catalog.10 One College Avenue

Chalmer Van HornMiglio, who taught at the college fromAugust 1978 to May 1993, was selected asa Master Teacher in 1987.“Her expertise and teaching styleinspired me to become a lifelonglearner and explore all aspects of theindustry,” Mayer added. “When I becamecoordinator of the Food and HospitalityProgram, Davie Jane became my mentorand guide. She taught me how to problemsolveand motivate others.“Penn College changed my life –and the lives of my children and, now,grandchildren.”Change of a technological sort isreflected in the college’s drafting area,where painstakingly hand-rendered pencildrawings have been replaced by the latestin desktop tools.David A. Probst, assistant professorof drafting and computer-aided design,fondly remembers those who taught himat WACC: Chris Radke, Dale R. Straub,Jackie E. Welliver and Chalmer Van Horn.Van Horn, a tireless visitor to alumnievents and reunions, is one of the fewinstructors whose career touched all threeinstitutions embodied by the centennial.“We had classes in the old trolleybuilding with cubicles along the outerperimeter that had related courses,” Probstsaid. “If someone opened the windows atthe top of the building, the wind wouldblow dirt, feathers and whatever else …onto the drafting tables and your drawings.And we were graded for how clean ourdrawings were!“Good times and great teachers,” headded. “Oh, and we had a ‘stockroom’where we went to get our drafting paper,pencils, tape, etc., and to have blueprintsmade. Times have changed!”Todd S. Woodling, who teaches ina major that didn’t even exist when hewas a student – building automationtechnology – is no stranger to those daysof compromised space. But the 1982electronics alumnus said students didn’tfeel shortchanged.“We had scopes; we had a tool room,”he said. “The labs were equipped, and theequipment worked.” That has carried over,as industry leaders such as Honeywelland Automated Logic donated enoughcontrollers that Woodling’s students don’thave to share.What is shared is the same connectionbetween teaching and learning thatWoodling experienced. In his case, it waswith Victor A. Michael, a 1991 MasterTeacher in electronics technology, whoconvinced him to leave industry andpursue a bachelor’s degree at The Collegeof New Jersey, and David C. Johnson.“Dave changed the way I think. Hetaught me discipline; knowing how todo things right the first time, getting mypriorities straight and setting me up for thereal world,” Woodling said. “He was tough,but I came to appreciate it.”Such memories will continuethroughout the centennial year, and asZimmerman noted, with good reason:“Whether we admit it or not, everybody’sgot a story. The best way to get someone’sattention isn’t to scare the hell out of them,it’s to bring in their human side. Theirstory is what makes them interesting;it makes them who they are.” ■The city’s trolleybarn would becomethe headquarters forWilliamsport TechnicalInstitute and hostedclasses until it wasrazed in the 1980s.Winter 2013 11

Sharing a Wealth of KnowledgeKenneth C. Kuhns,assistant professorof electricaltechnologies/occupations,oversees the workof a student inthe on-site powergeneration majoras he troubleshootsa commercialgenerator at I-TEC(InternationalTechnical Electric& Construction)in Montoursville.I first learned of the college in 1972 when I was asenior at Littlestown High School, which is in AdamsCounty. Jack Hill, my industrial arts teacher, saidthere was a community college in Williamsport thatwould be a good fit for me as he encouraged meto continue my education. He said I needed to giveit serious consideration. What he didn’t know wasthat I had already signed up in a delayed enlistmentprogram in the U.S. Air Force. Four years later, afterbeing discharged in December of 1976, I enrolledat Williamsport Area Community College, solely onJack’s recommendation.At the time, I lacked confidence in my academicabilities and truly believed that I wasn’t collegematerial. I reinforced my suspicions by testingpoorly in all areas of the college’s placement test.Luckily for me, after reviewing my dismal scores,Veronica Muzic encouraged me that day not toworry. She told me to go back home to Littlestown,to have a good holiday break and to come back inJanuary when we would fix these problems. To mysurprise, I learned over the next few years that oneof the services that the college provided then andstill does today is the opportunity for students torelearn those all-important basic skills in reading,writing and math … along with providing a degreethat works.After earning an associate degree in electronicsin 1979, I transferred to Penn State, where Igraduated with a degree in electrical engineeringin 1983. Looking back on this sequence of events,I suspect that Jack Hill knew that this collegewould offer the best opportunity for me to realizethe potential that he had seen in me back in highschool. The faculty and staff that I worked withas a student at WACC certainly were dedicated tobringing out the best in each individual. I especiallyremember the positive influence of Veronica Muzic,Peter Dumanis, Ned Coates, Richard Sweeney,Robert Bowers, Vic Michaels, Bob Mix and NormanBriggs. From them, I learned the importance ofbeing able to communicate effectively throughboth the written and the spoken word, having astrong foundation in mathematics, and developing astrong foundational understanding of electrical andelectronic theory.After college, I worked in industry as a microwaveengineer for eight years and then had anopportunity to teach part time at the college inthe spring of 1990. After one semester in theclassroom, I realized that I wanted to returnto the college as a full-time faculty member tooffer to future students the opportunity to betterthemselves and work toward that degree thatworks. Fortunately for me, I got that chance andbecame a full-time-faculty member in the Fall1990 semester, around the same time the collegebecame Pennsylvania College of Technology.Looking back on all of the work experiences thatI have had since graduating from high school in1972, I can say working at the college as a facultymember and being an alumnus from here have beenthe most rewarding and most fulfilling position Ihave ever held. As a faculty member, I aspire eachday to influence the students with whom I work thesame way that those faculty I mentioned influencedme. It is largely because of my interactions withthem and their dedication to and concern for methat I am where I am today. I would like to think thatI, too, will be remembered as having contributed tohelping students experience their dreams of beingthe best that they can be, just as others helped mein the late ’70s.- Kenneth C. Kuhns, assistant professor ofelectrical technologies/occupations12 One College Avenue

classnotes2012-13Pennsylvania College of Technology • 1989Williamsport Area Community College • 1965Williamsport Technical Institute • 1941a lumni awar dsAn Alumni Achievement Award,which recognizes noteworthy professionalor career accomplishments of graduatesfrom the past 10 years, was awardedto Jennifer R. Brinkley, ’05, weldingand fabrication engineering technology;’03, welding technology. Brinkley is amanufacturing specialist for ToyotaMotor Engineering & ManufacturingNorth America Inc.Mentorship Awards, recognizingalumni or businesses that have madesignificant or ongoing contributions tothe education and development of PennCollege students, were presented toMcClarin Plastics Inc. and its president,Todd R. Kennedy; and to Robert Capps,director of recruiting for Allan A. Myers/American Infrastructure.An Alumni Humanitarian/Citizenship Award, whichrecognizes distinguished communityor volunteer service, was presentedto Raymond R. Mattie, ’84, machinistgeneral, owner of M&S ConversionCo. and CSM Realty LLC. He serveson the board of directors for Citizens& Northern Bank, Hope EnterprisesFoundation Inc. and the Penn CollegeFoundation. Mattie and his wife,Michelle, support the needs ofLycoming County youth with Connor’sConnection, founded by the Mattiefamily and named for their son,who has autism.KennedyCapps100 Moments in College HistoryOne hundred years’ worth of personal moments –between instructor and student, or between classmatesor roommates – have shaped the character of today’sPennsylvania College of Technology. In celebration ofthe college’s Centennial in 2014, One College Avenuewill publish a list of “100 Moments in College History.”So tell us – great or small – what moment will youalways remember?Email onecollegeavenue@pct.edu14 One College Avenue

1960sDavid A. Clark, ’61, businessmanagement, retired as a managerfrom TG&Y Stores and resides inMurrells Inlet, S.C.1970sWilliam Davis, ’71, electricalconstruction, retired from City ofHayward, Calif., as an electrician II.He resides in Alameda, Calif.John M. Samick, ’73,architectural technology, is chiefassessor/tax claim supervisor forElk County. He resides in St. Marys.Paul M. Reier, ’77, foresttechnology, received the BronzeSmokey Bear Award, the highesthonor given for wildfire serviceon the state level. The award issponsored by the U.S. Departmentof Agriculture Forest Service,the National Association of StateForesters and the AdvertisingCouncil. Reier, a forest technician,has served the Virginia Departmentof Forestry for 34 years. He residesin Toano, Va.Robert A. Bingaman, ’78,advertising art; ’77, graphic arts,is the president/owner of RobertAllan & Associates Inc. He residesin Haddon Township, N.J.Richard S. Kneedler, ’78,building construction technology, isa mechanic leader for PPL ElectricUtilities. He repairs and maintainsvehicles and equipment.1980sMichael G. Long, ’81, electricalconstruction, is the director offacilities at Penn State Altoona anda registered Professional Engineerin Pennsylvania. He earned abachelor’s degree in electricalengineering from Penn State. Heresides in Altoona.Michael W. Wendt, ’87, electricaloccupations, is a journeymanelectrician for InternationalBrotherhood of ElectricalWorkers Local 143. Heresides in Duncannon.1990sJim Graham, ’90, graphic arts,is a distribution/product safetymanager for Specialty Bakers. Heresides in Manheim.Mary (Caramadre) Graham, ’90,dental hygiene, is a dental hygienistfor Dr. David Zug. She resides inManheim.Steven Morgan, ’95, plastics andpolymer engineering technology, isa project engineer/tooling managerat Jarden Plastic Solutions. Heresides in Williamsport.Kevin M. Smith, ’95, datacommunications and networking,is a network administrator for thePennsylvania Senate. He residesin Elizabethtown.2000sJared M. Comeau, ’03,automotive technologymanagement, is an automotivetechnology instructor atCumberland Perry Area VocationalTechnical School. He is pursuing aMaster of Education in educationalleadership from Penn State. Heresides in Carlisle.Nicole S. (Woolever) Ludwig,’03, applied human services, iscase manager for a medical clinicfor children needing psychiatricmedications. She is employed bythe state of Nevada and residesin Las Vegas.Jeffrey Kroh, ’05, technologymanagement; ’02, dieseltechnology, works for theDepartment of Homeland Security.He resides in Silver Spring, Md.Jigisha Patel, ’05, datacommunications and networking,is a technical project manager forACI Worldwide. She residesin Princeton, N.J.Bryan P. Babb, ’06, residentialconstruction technology andmanagement, is a pipefitter forHighlander Energy Products.He resides in St. Marys.Marc F. Demshock, ’06,technology management, is anattorney at McNerney, Page,Vanderlin & Hall, focusing onbusiness, tax, real estate and elderlaw. He resides in Williamsport.David W. Felter, ’06, constructionmanagement, is a project engineerat Hensel Phelps Construction Co.He resides in Rockville, Md.Alissa Hinkal, ’06, applied humanservices, is a drug and alcoholcounselor at PA Treatment andHealing. She resides in Danville.Jason LaPenna, ’06, electronicsengineering technology, is a leadproject engineer at CG Power. Heresides in Bristol.Ryan Mostoller, ’06, computerinformation technology: datacommunications and networking, isa network administrator at HorizonInformation Systems. He residesin Somerset.Kristy (Anderson) Kline, ’07,business administration: smallbusiness and entrepreneurship;’05, business management,is a WorkKeys coordinator forCentral Pennsylvania WorkforceDevelopment Corp. She residesin Lewisburg.Derek S. Garner, ’09, civilengineering technology, is anenvironmental engineer for thePennsylvania Department ofEnvironmental Protection. Heapproves the construction andoperation of wastewater treatmentfacilities and regulates the amountof pollution that enters waterways.He resides in Jersey Shore.Karla M. Giardino, ’09, businessadministration: management, isco-owner/business manager ofNew England Automotive, a repairgarage in South Burlington, Vt. Shemanages day-to-day marketing,accounting and customer relations.She resides in Ferrisburgh, Vt.Read the most up-to-dateClass Notes and submityour alumni successstory online atoca.pct.edu/cn2010sKathryn A. (Chamberlain) Metz,’10, information technology:network technology, is an ITsupport specialist for Penn StateWorld Campus. She resides inTyrone.Ryan D. Preston, ’10,environmental technologymanagement, is an environmentalspecialist at Superior Tube Co.,where he handles environmentalcompliance. He resides in Reading.Trisha M. (Moser) Cahill, ’11,nursing, is a registered nurse atGeisinger Medical Center. Sheresides in Montgomery.Kellen T. Fogarty, ’11, electricpower generation technology, is apower plant operator at OlympusPower LLC. He resides in Hegins.Corey Lutz, ’11, informationtechnology: network specialist, ispursuing a Master of Science inapplied information technology fromTowson University. He resides inGermantown, Md.Melissa Maruszak, ’11, buildingscience and sustainable design,is a junior architect at SargentiArchitects. She resides in HighlandLakes, N.J.Molly E. Dietrich, ’12, hospitalitymanagement, is a sales coordinatorat Nichols Village Hotel & Spa. Sheresides in Nicholson.James C. Fink, ’12, informationtechnology: network technology;’73, mathematics-science, is anetwork technician for ITS Inc.He resides in Williamsport.Stacey J. Paronish, ’12, healtharts: practical nursing, is an LPNat Evangelical Community Hospital.She resides in New Columbia.www.facebook.com/PCTalumniWinter 2013 15

focus onFACULTY & STAFF2012-13Teaching Awar dsThe college’s highest level of recognitionfor faculty, the Veronica M. MuzicMaster Teacher Award, waspresented to Gerri F. Luke, associateprofessor of business administration/management and marketing. The awardis presented to a faculty member withat least six years’ successful teachingexperience at Penn College, whorepresents the very best in faculty, andwho is dedicated to providing the highestquality of experience to students.Excellence in Teaching Awards werepresented to Ryan P. Good, instructor ofwelding, and John D. Maize, instructor of speechcommunication-composition. The awards arepresented each May to full-time faculty memberswho are nominated by students and colleaguesfor excellence in instructional performance.GoodMaizeA Part-TimeTeachingExcellence Awardwas presented toMichael K. Patterson,part-time instructorof welding.An Excellence inAcademic AdvisingAward was presentedto Susan Slamka,assistant professorof human services/psychology.An OutstandingAssessment ofStudent LearningAward was presented toCraig A. Miller, assistantprofessor of history/political science.Staff Awar dsDistinguished Staff Awards honor thecontributions and commitment of employees,who are nominated by their co-workers. Awardswere presented in 2013 to Timothy J. Mallery,assistant director of residence life and housingoperations coordinator; Darlene A. Warner,secretary to the Robert and Maureen DunhamChildren’s Learning Center; and Jerry W. McNett,horticulturist.MalleryWarnerMcNett16 One College Avenue

New Scholarships 2012-13Penn College and the Penn College Foundation established 28 new scholarship funds in 2012-13.William & Lorraine Manos Scholarshipwas established by Bill Manos, longtimemember of the Penn College Foundation Boardof Directors, and his wife, Lorraine, to benefitfull-time students from Lycoming County whoare enrolled in an automotive-related major.Computer Aided Drafting & DesignScholarship was established by faculty tobenefit first-year students in the engineeringdesign/CAD technologies majors whoparticipated in the Penn College NOW program.Automated Manufacturing & MachiningScholarship was established by faculty toreward an upperclass student who has achieveda GPA of 3.0 or better in the manufacturingengineering technology, automatedmanufacturing technology or machine tooltechnology major.Electronics & Computer EngineeringTechnology Scholarship was establishedby faculty to benefit students majoring inelectronics & computer engineering technology.Carolyn G. Martin Memorial Scholarshipwas established by William J. Martin, retiredsenior vice president of Penn College, inmemory of his wife. The scholarship rewardsa second-year female student in the physicalfitness specialist major who has achieved aGPA of 3.0 or better.Penn State University – College to OPPDiversity Scholarship was established by theOffice of Physical Plant at Penn State Universityto benefit minority students who have internedor worked for the organization.UGI Utilities, Inc. Scholarship wasestablished by UGI Utilities, Inc., of Bethlehem,to reward an upperclass student who hasachieved a GPA of 3.0 or better in an HVACbachelor-degree or associate-degree program.Mattie Family Scholarship was establishedby Ray Mattie, ’84 and a member of the PennCollege Foundation Board of Directors, andhis wife, Michelle, to benefit students fromLycoming County who are in the final year ofeither the occupational therapy assistant orearly childhood education majors.Gerring Geyer Scholarship was establishedby Dorothy Gerring and Bill Geyer, longtimefaculty members at Penn College, to rewarda full-time student who has achieved a GPAof 3.25 or better in a building science andsustainable design major.Hudock Moyer Wealth ResourcesScholarship was established by HudockMoyer Wealth Resources, of Williamsport andAthens, to benefit students from Lycomingand Bradford counties pursuing a degree inbusiness administration with a minor in financialplanning or accounting, or a financial planningcompetency credential.Shearer Family Scholarship was establishedby Bob and Marcia Shearer, owners of J&MConstruction, of Williamsport, to benefit full-timestudents from Pennsylvania majoring in buildingautomation technology, building science andsustainable design, construction management,HVAC design technology, or residentialconstruction technology and management.Marshalek Family Scholarship wasestablished by Ray Marshalek, ’55, to rewardan upperclass student from Lycoming Countyenrolled in the machinist general, automatedmanufacturing technology or machine tooltechnology programs.Plastics and Polymer EngineeringTechnology Scholarship was establishedby faculty in order to recruit high-potentialstudents into the plastics and polymerengineering technology and plastics andpolymer technology programs.Ken and Diana Kuhns Scholarship wasestablished by Ken, ’79, and Diana Kuhns,longtime faculty members at Penn College,to reward a full-time, upperclass student fromthe Littlestown Area School District or DeloneCatholic High School who has achieved a GPAof 3.0 or better.Gettysburg Region AACA Scholarshipwas established by the Gettysburg RegionAntique Automobile Club of America to benefitfull-time, upperclass students in the automotiverestoration technology program.David A. London Memorial Scholarshipwas established by friends and colleagues ofDavid London, who was a popular associateprofessor who taught at Penn College for18 years prior to his death in 2008. Thescholarship will reward a student who is the firstin his or her family to attend college and hasachieved a GPA of 3.0 or better.Cameron Manufacturing and DesignScholarship was established by CameronManufacturing and Design, Inc. to benefitstudents from southern New York and northernPennsylvania who are pursuing a degree inwelding and fabrication engineering technology,welding technology, or machine tool technology.Don & Kim Praster Family Scholarshipwas established by Don Praster, retired deanof the School of Industrial & EngineeringTechnologies, and his wife, Kim, to benefit astudent enrolled in the School of Industrial,Computing & Engineering Technologies.Ringling Family Scholarship wasestablished by Dennis Ringling, longtime facultymember, and his wife, Patricia, ’91, to benefit anupperclass student from Pennsylvania enrolledin the forest technology major.Woodlands Bank Scholarship wasestablished by Woodlands Bank, of Williamsport,to benefit students from Lycoming Countypursuing a degree in accounting, businessadministration or business management.Highway Equipment & Supply Scholarshipwas established by Highway Equipment &Supply Co., of Drums, to benefit students fromseveral Pennsylvania counties enrolled in dieseltechnology or heavy construction equipmenttechnology.McCormick Law Firm Scholarship wasestablished by the partners of McCormick LawFirm, Williamsport, to benefit a student fromLycoming County majoring in legal assistantparalegalstudies and maintaining a GPA of 3.0or better.Lloyd F. Woodling Memorial Scholarshipwas established by faculty member andalumnus Todd Woodling, ’82, and his mother,Mary Alice, in memory of his father and herhusband, Lloyd, who taught mathematics atPenn College for 24 years. The scholarshipwill reward students in the final year of thebuilding automation technology major who haveachieved a GPA of 3.5 or better.Ron & Tina Miller Scholarship wasestablished by Penn College alumni andemployees Ron, ’89, and Tina Miller, ’03, tobenefit students from Clinton County enrolledfull time in a bachelor-degree major.Zachary C. Teter Memorial AutomotiveScholarship was established by Volkswagenof America, Inc. and the National AutomotiveTechnicians Education Foundation/AutomotiveYouth Educational System in memory ofZachary Teter, ’11, who passed away in a caraccident in 2013. The scholarship will benefit afull-time student from Pennsylvania enrolled inthe automotive technology major.Schneider Electric Scholarship wasestablished by Schneider Electric of Carrollton,Texas, to benefit full-time students with a GPAof 2.5 or better who have interned with thecompany.Bruce A. Emig Memorial HVACScholarship was established by Cindy Emig,’96, in memory of her husband, a Penn Collegeassistant professor of HVAC technology. Thescholarship benefits a nontraditional, upperclassstudent from northcentral Pennsylvania enrolledin the HVAC, HVAC design technology or buildingautomation technology major.H. David Kepner Scholarship wasestablished by Penn College retiree DaveKepner, ’70, to benefit students enrolled inan information technology major with ahome residence in Montoursville.Scholarship awards funded bythe Penn College Foundationrose from $371,743 in2011-12 to $400,646 in 2012-13– an increase of 8 percent.Winter 2013 17

The value of a Penn Collegeeducation lies in theopportunities it creates.“I truly expect, come graduation, I will be preparedand confident to enter the workforce and quicklysettle into a well-paying, secure career.”Benjamin Schappell, recipient of twoscholarships through the PennsylvaniaCollege of Technology Foundation, usedhis ongoing education in engineeringdesign technology to aid in the planningof Williamsport’s Lifland Skatepark.Won’t you help future generations of studentshave the opportunities you’ve had?Support the Penn College Scholarship Campaign570-320-8000866-GIVE-2-PCoca.pct.edu/InvestNow

Gifts & DonationsSociety Honors Leadership GiftsThe 1914 Society celebrates individual donors who make an exceptional financial commitment to Pennsylvania Collegeof Technology through annual gifts of $1,000 or more. Demonstrating the belief that dedicated individuals can make adifference in the lives of students, the Society brings together persons of leadership, ability, experience, and influencewho support the College’s mission.Members enjoy exclusive communications from the president, an invitation to a signature annual event held in theirhonor, and advanced notice of other special events happening at Penn College. They also receive the satisfaction ofknowing they impact the lives of students who are pursuing “degrees that work.”Members of the 1914 Society are:Ed & Linda AlbertsBlaise J. AlexanderLawrence Allison, Jr.Lawrence Allison, Sr.Eric J. BergstromJohn & Susan BestGeorge E. BiermanJohn A. & Karen A. BlaschakRobert G. & Nancy C.’81 BowersCharles C. & Jane S. BrosiusGrace M. BrubakerJohn & Mary Anne CahirGlenn L. Campbell ’55Kirk M. CantorNicholas ’68 & Carol CatinoSteven J. ’73 & Joann L. ’73 ChappellGlenwood R. Cheslock ’57Al & Jane ’91 ClappsJohn M. Confer ’75David ’65 & Judy ConklinDennis L. & Verna J. CorrellDonald M. Cunningham, Jr.Jim Cunningham ’96Mark ’79 & Denise CunninghamMike ’95 & Marsha CunninghamAlfredo F. DanieleFrancis A. DanieleFranco & Joanna DanieleMaria DanieleLynette DiPaoloDorothy J. DietrichRobb & Emily DietrichRobert & Maureen DunhamCindy R. EmigRyan J. & Karen E. English (deceased)Jeffrey L. Erdly ’72James R. & Joann C. ErtelGarth & Sue EverettRichard L. Fetter ’75Brent & Daria FishJames J. Folmar, Sr. ’89Mike & Teresa GaetanoWilliam R. Gamber II ’59Susan (Metzker) ’87, David & Sara GehrumWilliam F. Geyer & Dorothy J. GerringDavie Jane GilmourGeorge E. & Patricia B. GirioJoseph & Cheryl GirioDick ’73 & Donna GrafmyreTom F. & Mary D. GregoryDouglas B. & Sandra A. HaynesEdgar & Sandra ’01 HollingsworthBarbara & Michael J. Hudock, Sr.Michael J. & Lyneah Hudock, Jr.Christopher P. Iachini ’92Steven P. & Mary Ann ’99 JohnsonR. David & Joann KayH. David ’70 & Linda L. KepnerKlingerman FamilyWilliam G. & Marie E. KnechtKenneth ’79 & Diana KuhnsSandra G. LakeyAdam H. Lester ’02David & Lynda LivingstonJoseph LoehrGeorge E. & Molly M. Logue, Jr.Amy Logue-McNamaraJohn & Linda LundyEdward & Sharon MadalisWilliam & Lorraine ManosMichele L. March ’03Raymond J. Marshalek ’55William J. MartinRandy L. & Debra A. MatternShelly & Ray Mattie ’84Claude R. McIlroy, Jr.Karen L. Mensinger ’93Dale ’62 & Sally MetzkerSteven D. ’85 & Maureen L. MetzkerChris & Wendy ’03 MillerRon ’89 & Tina ’03 MillerMichael H. ’79 & Debra Mader MillerBill ’64 & Veronica MuzicMark D. & Kathleen A. NoeLisette OrmsbeeRobert & Ann PangbornBirch & Annmarie PhillipsDon & Kim PrasterCharline M. PulizziJorge A. & Janet R. QuerimitMichael ’02 & Linda ’02 RaePatricia J. RamboJeff & Christine ’69 RauffBrett A. ’85 & Karen S. ’85 ReasnerBruce A. RichardsDavid & Maggie RocheMargaret G. RoskowskiCorey A. Sarver ’97Carol A. Savoy ’73Frank SchemeryJohn & Carole SchultzLinda & Peter SchultzRobert G. & Marcia A. ShearerWayne R. Sheppard ’97Janet A. ShermanJames R. ShoemakerHarold Sinclair ’75Mark & Connie SitlerPaul & Melissa StarkeyBarry & Barb StigerKay D. StoltzfusSuzanne & David StopperDavid L. StroehmannAlbert R. StyrculaJames & Kathy TempleAmy P. TooleRichard & Kathleen WeilminsterMarshall Welch IIIDerek E. ’03 & Alice F. ’05 WheelandRobert ’71 & Sandra WheelandJames & Michele Wolyniec, Jr.Mary S. WoodlingTodd S. Woodling ’82E. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanJohn & Sue YoungThomas Zimmerman ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71Anonymous (three gifts)Winter 2013 19

Gifts & DonationsPennsylvania College of TechnologyandPennsylvania College of Technology Foundation, Inc.Gifts & DonationsJuly 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013Building a LegacyPennsylvania College of Technology and the Penn College Foundation extend sincereappreciation to the following individuals, businesses, and organizations for their generouscontributions. Every contribution, of any size, makes a significant impact in promoting thevision of Penn College. Thanks to the generosity and support of these donors, qualifiedstudents receive scholarships, educational equipment is purchased and instructionaldelivery is enhanced – all for the benefit of our students and the college community.# Matching Gift Company* Penn College Employee (as of August 1, 2013)(5) Five or more years of consecutive giving(10) Ten or more years of consecutive giving(15) Fifteen or more years of consecutive giving(20) Twenty or more years of consecutive giving(25) Twenty-five or more years of consecutive givingHeritage CircleGifts in the range of $50,000 – $99,999FTS InternationalJames & Michele Wolyniec, Jr. /Wolyniec Construction, Inc. (5)Ambassadors’ CircleGifts in the range of $25,000 – $49,999Brentwood IndustriesCaterpillar Foundation (15)Cleveland BrothersEquipment Co., Inc. (15)Pennsylvania General EnergyPatricia J. Rambo (5)Schneider ElectricBruce A. Emig ’92 (deceased) &Cindy R. Emig ’96 / The Sun SpotHeating and CoolingFounders’ CircleGifts in the range of $10,000 – $24,999Alban CAT (15)Eric J. BergstromJohn & Karen Blaschak /Fisher Mining Company (20)John & Mary Anne Cahir (5)The College Store at Penn College (10)Dorothy J. DietrichDavie Jane Gilmour* (20)H.O. Penn Machinery Company, Inc.Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (20)PPL Energy Funding Corp. # (5)Carol A. Savoy ’73 (5)Linda & Peter Schultz (15)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.Waste ManagementAnonymous (one gift)Chairman’s CircleGifts in the range of $5,000 – $9,999Blaise J. Alexander / Blaise AlexanderFamily Dealerships (20)Blackhawk Specialty ToolsBrubacher Excavating, Inc.Jim Cunningham* ’96 (15)Robert & Maureen Dunham (10)Family of Ryan & Karen EnglishJeffrey L. Erdly ’72 / MasonryPreservation Services, Inc. (10)First Community FoundationPartnership of Pennsylvania (15)Hudock Moyer Wealth ManagementJedd Paup Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc.William G. & Marie E. Knecht (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Lycoming County Visitors BureauShelly & Ray Mattie ’84 /M & S Conversion Co., Inc.M&T Bank (25)M&T Charitable FoundationRaymond J. Marshalek ’55William J. Martin* (20)McCormick Law FirmRobert G. & Marcia A. Shearer /J & M Construction Specialty, Inc.Kay D. Stoltzfus (5)Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (20)UGI Utilities, Inc.West Branch SusquehannaBuilders Association (15)Mary S. WoodlingTodd S. Woodling* ’82 (5)Anonymous (one gift)1941 CircleGifts in the range of $2,500 – $4,999A ADE Appalachian BasinAllison Crane & RiggingLarry Allison, Jr.Larry Allison, Sr.George E. BiermanBlueCross of NortheasternPennsylvania (10)Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Cameron Manufacturing & Design, Inc.David ’65 & Judy Conklin /C & I Boiler Repair, Inc. (15)Dennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Garth & Sue EverettRichard L. Fetter ’75First National Bank of Pennsylvania (10)Frederick H. Bedford Jr. / Margaret S.Bedford Charitable FoundationMike & Teresa GaetanoGeorge E. & Patricia B. Girio / Joseph T. &Cheryl B. Girio / Girio Agency Inc. (15)Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. (10)The Hartman Agency, Inc. (5)Highway Equipment & Supply Co. (10)Jersey Shore State Bank (10)Klingerman Family (5)Little League Baseball International (5)George E. & Molly M. Logue, Jr. (10)John & Linda LundyLycoming Engines (5)William & Lorraine Manos /Fairfield Auto Group (20)McTish, Kunkel & Associates (5)New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.Margaret G. Roskowski (25)Paul* & Melissa StarkeySuzanne* & David Stopper (5)Susquehanna HealthUnited ConcordiaWilliamsport Hospital School ofNursing Alumni AssociationJohn & Sue Young /Young Industries, Inc. (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)President’s CircleGifts in the range of $1,000 – $2,499Ed & Linda AlbertsAmerican Infrastructure (10)Antique Automobile Club of America –Gettysburg RegionArby’s of WilliamsportAssociated Builders and Contractors, Inc. –Keystone Chapter (5)The Bartlett Tree Foundation, Inc. (5)John & Susan BestBracalente Manufacturing Co., Inc.Charles C. & Jane S. BrosiusGrace M. BrubakerGlenn L. Campbell ’55Kirk M. Cantor* (5)Nicholas ’68 & Carol Catino (5)Glenwood R. Cheslock ’57Al & Jane ’91 Clapps /Gentry Development, LLC (20)The Coca-Cola Foundation #John M. Confer ’75 (10) /Knight-Confer Funeral Home, Inc.CR Restaurants, Inc. (5)Donald M. Cunningham, Jr. (5)Mark ’79 & Denise Cunningham (5)Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (15)Lynette DiPaolo*Robb* & Emily Dietrich (5)Eat’N ParkJames R. Ertel & Joann C. ErtelFish Real Estate, Inc.James J. Folmar, Sr. ’89 (5)Franco’s Lounge (5)William R. Gamber II ’59 (5)Susan (Metzker) ’87,David & Sara Gehrum (5)William F. Geyer* &Dorothy J. Gerring* (10)Dick ’73 & Donna GrafmyreTom* & Mary* Gregory (15)Douglas B. & Sandra A. HaynesHensel Phelps Construction Co. (5)Edgar* & Sandra* ’01 Hollingsworth (15)Home Builders InstituteHRI, Inc. (5)Christopher P. Iachini ’92Jersey Shore Steel CompanySteven P. & Mary Ann ’99 Johnson (10)R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)H. David* ’70 & Linda L. Kepner (10)Sandra G. Lakey* (15)Larson Design Group, Inc. (15)Larson, Kellett & Associates, P.C. (5)Adam H. Lester ’02Joseph Loehr* (15)Amy Logue-McNamaraLutron Foundation (5)Edward & Sharon Madalis (5)Randy L. & Debra A. MatternClaude R. McIlroy, Jr.Karen L. Mensinger ’93Dale ’62 & Sally Metzker (10)Steven D. ’85 & Maureen L. MetzkerMid Atlantic Equipment ManagementAssociation, Inc.Chris* & Wendy* ’03 Miller (10)Michael H. ’79 & Debra Mader* Miller (5)Ron* ’89 & Tina* ’03 Miller (5)Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Lisette Ormsbee (10)Robert & Ann Pangborn (5)PDC Spas (5)Pennsylvania ConcreteMasonry AssociationPepsi Bottling Group, Inc. (5)Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)Don & Kim Praster (15)PRIMUS Technologies Corporation (5)Charline M. Pulizzi /Labels by Pulizzi, Inc. (20)Jorge A. & Janet R. Querimit (10)Jeff & Christine ’69 Rauff (5)20 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-13Brett A.* ’85 & Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Bruce A. Richards (5)David & Maggie Roche /Roche Financial, Inc.Rotational Molding Division of SPECorey A. Sarver ’97 (5)Schneider-Valley Farms DairyWayne R. Sheppard* ’97 (10)Janet A. Sherman* (20)James R. Shoemaker (5)Harold Sinclair ’75Mark & Connie SitlerDavid L. Stroehmann (5)Albert R. Styrcula (15)Susquehanna BankJames & Kathy Temple (10)Amy P. Toole* (5)Richard & Kathleen Weilminster (5)Marshall Welch IIIDerek E. ’03 & Alice F. ’05 WheelandRobert ’71 & Sandra WheelandWilliam D. Crooks, III Living TrustWilliamsport Sun-Gazette (10)E. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanAnonymous (one gift)Premier ClubGifts in the range of $500 – $999Brenda Abplanalp* (5)Alicia S. Andrews* (5)Lawrence Beaston* (5)Frederick W. Becker* (15)Elizabeth Biddle* ’03Marc E. Bridgens* (15)Kyle J. BrownRobin Barnard Camerer ’74 (5)Jeannette F. Carter* (15)Steven J. ’73 & Joann L. ’73 ChappellDiscovery Machine Inc.Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (10)Mickey A. Doughty ’94Duboistown Garden ClubFayJan Tool Sales Co.FirstEnergy Foundation #Thomas & Sarah Gehret /Norcen Industries, Inc.Good’s Tree Care, Inc.The H&K GroupPatti Haefner* ’01 (5)Kenneth F. Healy ’01Janney Montgomery Scott LLC (5)John Savoy and Son, Inc.Frederick J. Kaczor (10)Larry D. Kauffman*Stephen & Cheryl KeenerTerry J. Kervin ’72Penny Griffin Lutz* (5)Bruce D. MackayPatrick & Trisha Marty (5)Massaro ConstructionManagement Services, LLCFrancis M. & Caryn E. Powers, Jr. /Med Group Ltd.Donald H. Metzker ’57Larry & Ginni Michael (10)John & Deborah Miklavcic (5)The Muncy Bank and Trust Company (5)Scott D. Neuhard* (5)Northcentral PA Chapter of C.S.I. (10)Walt* ’67 & Marion Nyman (15)Karen Woland Payne (15)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Phi Theta KappaPhoenix ContractorsPlasterer Equipment Company, Inc.Thomas G. PooleLaRue Reese* (15)John P. ’68 & Marian L. ’68 RyanBlair & Alice* ’84 Schuster (15) /E. B. Schuster Contracting, Inc. (10)Walter* ’04 & Erin S.* ’05 ShultzDavid & Leslie SmithSon Light HouseStudents in Free Enterprise – Penn CollegeSuburban Contractors Association ofPennsylvania, Inc.Mark Trueman* ’97 (10)Turner Construction Company (5)Timothy* & Christine WeigleRobert M. Werkmeister* ’95William C. West* (5)Wheeland Lumber Co., Inc. (5)Dennis R. Williams*Williamsport-Lycoming County ChapterFlags Across AmericaWohlsen Construction CompanyWoodlands Bank (10)David & Karen YoungMichael ’00 & Amanda ’00 Gibble /Zenith Capital Holdings, LLCAnonymous (two gifts)Scholars’ ClubGifts in the range of $250 – $499Barbara Ann Adzema* (5)Alcoa Foundation #Anadarko Petroleum CorporationClint K. Ault*Candace Baran* ’76 (5)Craig L. Bardman ’78 (10)Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (10)Philip G. Berry*Diane M. BrandoliniEverett Brandt ’66 (10)Jennifer D. BrokawDavid Y. BrouseMindy Lea Carr* ’99 (5)Roger D. Chilson ’77 (5)David & Donna* ’81 Colley (5)Construction Management Faculty –Penn CollegeCliff* & Kathy* Coppersmith (5)Oliver P. Crisp ’97Stephen J. Dagle ’68Rene A. ’72 & Janet Damin /Damin Printing Company (15)Natalie O. DeLeonardis* (5)Marianne E. DePasqua* (5)David Dewire, Jr.* ’96 (5)Michael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (15)Diversified Educational Systems Inc.Richard L. Druckenmiller* (15)Layne E. EggersDonald & Carleen EodiceKimberly A. Erdman ’08Margaret M. Faust*Richard A. Fedor (5)Jack ’95 & Karen* Fessler (5)Valerie L. Fessler*Forestry Technology Faculty –Penn College (5)Joseph Geffre* (5)Arthur & Liberata GirioKarl E. Gochnauer ’71 (10)Jim Green* (10)Timothy Gross ’93 &Robyn Lampman Gross ’92 (10)Jennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Daniel & Susan* Hartranft (10)Gene L. Haupt* (10)Jesse Y. & Lori R. ’80 HayhurstRobert S. Heiser* (15)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79 (5)Kevin L. Imes ’07William W. Johnson, Jr. ’77 (10)Dianne S. Keister* ’93 (15)Troy B. ’85 & Kathleen A.* Kelsey (10)Charles F.* & Susan E.* Kemnitz (15)Edward R. KimmelJames D. Kustanbauter ’69Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Monica J. Lanczak* (15)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Carol Lugg*Gerri Luke* (5)Lundy ConstructionLycoming County Paralegal Association (5)Paul* & Michele Mach (15)Frederick S. Machmer ’73Sue Mahaffey* ’83 (5)Sandra Lane Malinich ’01Manufacturing Faculty – Penn College (10)Michele L. March ’03Mascaro Construction Company, L.P.Steve McCoy* ’84 (10)Donald J. McTarnaghan ’66Cindy Davis Meixel*Edmund C. Metzger ’90 /ECM Realty Management, Inc.Joseph A. Miele, Jr.* ’74Kevin MiklavcicEmily B. Miller* ’02 (5)Marc A. Miller* (10)MoJo Active, Inc.Louis E. Myers* (15)NATEFBarbara Natell* (10)Michael & Paula* Neal ’09Andy & Brenda NicholsNurses of Susquehanna HealthDonna L. O’Neill ’80 (5)Dave* ’93 & Gail Pentz (15)Katie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Matthew Reiff ’05 & Alicia Medeiros ’03Constance A. Rice* ’09 (15)Brent & Laurie RinedollerDebbie L. RinedollerLeAnn Ritter*Douglas J. Roan ’77 (15)Paul H. & Tacie E. Rooney, Jr. (10)Pat Scheib* (10)Frank L. ’70 & Majory J. ’70 SenteDebra L. Shadle* ’97 (10)Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Doreen W. Shope* (10)Jean & Marvin Staiman (15)Jo Ann Stephens (10)Andrew J. Strickler ’12Linda L. Strous* ’92Student Activities – Penn CollegeChristopher H. Van Stavoren* (10)Robert M. Vaughn* ’83 (10)Verizon Foundation #Michael & Kimberly Vuocolo (5)Cletus Waldman, Jr.* ’99 (15)Katherine A. Walker* ’98 (10)Brian D. Walton* ’09Weichert Realtors-PremierWelding Faculty – Penn College (10)Bernadine Welickovitch* ’08 (15)Levon A. Whitmyer* ’94 (5)Tom Wilson* (10)Stephen R. Wirth ’78Curtis L. Wolf hope ’92Carl H. & Lois M. Wolgemuth (5)Zartman Construction, Inc.Anonymous (three gifts)Century ClubGifts in the range of $100 – $249American Welding Society –Penn College Student ChapterDavid L. Anderson ’66 (15)Kenneth D. Angstadt ’93 (5)Travis C. Arentz ’87 (15)David J. Armstrong ’75 (5)Thomas E. Ask* (10)Assessment, Research and PlanningDepartment – Penn CollegeAviation Faculty and Staff –Penn College (5)Heather L. Baldwin* (15)Peggy Barbour* (15)Mark D. Bardo ’82 / Bardo’s Tire Sales Inc.Linda M. Barnes*Kash D. Bartlow ’94Gerald D. Baumgardner* (15)Howard Beasor ’69 (5)Steven M. BeattieDaniel R. Bennett ’07Lisa R. ’93 & James F. BennettRobert L. BergTimothy L. Bergerstock ’80 (10)Patricia L. Bilbay* ’04Tom Billingsley ’72 (15)Sadie BissingerCarl W. Blank ’72Melinda R. Blanton ’83 (5)Robert V. Blauser ’00Kristin Blessing ’09Lisa Bock* ’03 (10)George & Karen Bodine (5)Kimberly L. Bolig* (5)James R. BooseCarl J. Bower, Jr.* ’05 (5)James W. & Cynthia Mengel Bower (5)Matthew Branca*Michael L.* & Jean M.* ’10 Bremigen (10)Brian F. Brogan ’82Gary E. Brouse ’67 (5)Brian BrousiusStacey J. Brown* (5)Kenneth A. Burket ’60 (5)Business Management Faculty –Penn College (10)Jared M. Butcosk ’96 (5)# Matching gift company * Penn College employee (5), (10), (15), (20), (25) Years of consecutive givingWinter 2013 21

Gifts & DonationsRonald J. ButlerCAD Faculty – Penn CollegeGirard L. Calehuff ’43Hugh D. Carmichael ’60James G. Carn ’72 (5)Central PA Health InformationManagement Association (5)John F. Chester ’85Robert ’88 & Karyn ChmielewskiCitizens & Northern BankClifton Clark ’97 (5)John E. Clayberger ’69 (5)Jack A. Coates ’75 (5)Ned S. Coates & Gayle Peters-Coates (10)Nancy J. Cochran* (10)Nicholas J. Colaric ’11William S. Collins, Jr. ’67Gary L. Collister ’61James N. Colton II* ’03 (5)Timothy R. Conrad ’82 (10)Rosalie V. ContiDawn M. Cool* (15)David R. Cotner* ’04 (5)Art Counterman* ’92Jeffery L. ’76 & Brenda K. ’85 Cowles (10)James P. Craft ’09Cheryl Crandall & FamilyJohanne D. DaleyKara Lynn Daneker*William E. Davis ’71 (10)James A. Deamer ’10Joseph M. Delibertis ’04Tammie J. Dewert ’80James E. Doebler* ’66 (15)Chaudhry H. Dogar ’06Adelle M. Dotzel* (15)Charles A. ’78 & Linda K. ’83 Duda (10)James A. Eggleton ’79Electrical Faculty – Penn College (10)Electronics & Computer EngineeringTechnology Faculty – Penn College (5)Alvin & Matilda ElmerJon R. Engel ’60Richard & Florence EngelKeith English* (15)Entergy Corporation #Robert M. Eppley, Jr. ’79Eschleman FamilyLaura A. Esposito*Families of Suanne Parks ’71,Jeanne McGowan, Roy DarrinBob & Janet FarleyJody L. Fausey*Judith A. Fink* ’95 (5)Raymond* ’76 & Linda* Fischer (15)Allen & Linda FisherJack E. Fisher ’73 (10)James E. FitzpatrickCarla S. Flor ’10Crystal Follmer* (5)Samuel H. Foltz ’12Roy Fontaine* (15)Paulette I. FryEmilie E. Frye ’01Kevin & Jennifer FullmerConnie E. Funk* (15)Lee R. Gable ’02Alan GehringerH. Wayne Gensimore ’75 (5)Anita M. GibbonsTerry A.* & Susan H. Girdon (15)Robert C. Guyer ’04Eric D. Haines ’88Stephen R. ’78 & Lisa K. HammStacey C. Hampton* (5)Justin T. Hanlon ’05 (5)Peter & Kathleen HaskellJames L. Hassinger ’86Nicole E. Hatfield ’06Kevin P. Heberle ’77Peter & Kathy HellermannRichard K. Hendricks* ’96 (5)Michael & Tracey HenigElizabeth L. Herritt ’84 (10)Carol Herrmann (10)Chad E. Herrold ’91Harry Hintz* ’81 (10)Travis S. Hoover ’11Chris & Carol HornHorticulture Technicians Association –Penn College (5)David P. Houston ’80Timothy J. HughesJessica S. Hunter* (5)Information Technology Faculty –Penn College (10)John L. Irwin ’80 (5)Wendy D. Janerella ’00Thomas W. Janeski ’77Frederick C. Janson II ’08Catherine A. Johansen ’01Van A. Johnson ’73 (15)Johnson’s CafeJade T. Juan ’08Thomas E. Kammerling*Sandra L. Karnes* (5)Teresa A. Keafer ’05 (5)Raymond E. Kehrer, Jr.David ’67 & Angie KeiserMary Lee Kelly* (5)John K. Kiehl, Sr. ’49Vicki Killian* (10)Klein and Rizzo Inc.Don W. Klinger ’61Karen M. Knittel ’84Ron Kodish* (10)Harry R. Koeberle ’70Michele KondiskoGary G. Koppenhaver ’65 (5)Marc & Deborah KoserLynne H. Koskie*Howard W. & Martha J. Kremser (5)Jason E. Krick ’98David J. Lach ’75 (10)Lackawanna Insurance GroupLambert & Tyson Foundation, Inc.Land O’Lakes Foundation #Gina LatiniMichelle A. Latshaw* (10)Georgia R. Laudenslager* (5)Renee D. LaychurJoseph E.* & Aurora M. ’10 LeBlanc (10)Lee A. Viard Tax & Accounting ServiceDenise S. Leete* (10)Jacklyn R. Leitzel*Jim* & Betty* Lentz (10)Ronald & Debbie LiberatoreThe James F. Lincoln ArcWelding FoundationDarla Brown Logue ’79Boyd C. Low ’70Donald J. Luke* (15)Charles & Hallie LuppertWilliam L. Lutz ’70Raymond A. Lynch ’72 (5)Barbara A. LytleKatie L. Mackey* ’02Frank & Else MagaroStephen A. Manley* ’89Michael C. Mann ’77Kay M. MarcaccioRaymond A. Marcon ’11Annemarie Mariani &Thomas E. Eroh, Jr.Clifford A. Marshall ’59Cathy R. MartinJeffrey D. Mather*Dorothy M. Mathers* (15)Vincent J. & Susan S. MatteoJudy F. McConnell* (10)Robert & Ina McCormickMary L. McGarvey ’71James P. McKeagMichaeleen G. McNamara*Jerry W. McNett* ’75Merck Partnership for Giving #Crystal D. Michael* ’89 (15)Joseph & Ann Miglio (15)Marissa L. MiklavcicDavid A. Miller ’09Denise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Donna R. Miller (5)Joe S. Miller* (10)Linda J. Miller* ’88 (5)Richard E. Miller ’59 (5)Andrew B. Mitterling ’04 (5)James T. MonahanJeri Moser* ’97 (5)Mount Nittany Medical Center (5)Mountaineer GangRose A. Mumbauer ’09Natural Science Department – Penn CollegeMichael J. Nau* ’03 (10)Gregory A. ’71 & Karen E. NorrisOne College Club – Penn CollegeMelissa R. Paisley ’04Marilyn L. Palmer* (15)Virginia A. PalmerJennifer Anne Patterson ’02 (10)Carol A. Paulhamus* (10)Albert L. Pavis, Jr. ’98Juliann T. PawlakMichael D. Penwell*Victor & Gail PeracchiaSandra H. PersonCharlene Peter* (10)Warren A. Peter ’74 /Warren Peter Construction, Inc. (5)Lorna L. Petersen ’85 (5)Petro’s Jewelers, Inc.Joseph M. Pfirman ’87Michael ’77 & Linda PhilbinJudy L. Phillips* (5)Scott J. Phillips ’79Physician Assistant Program Students –Penn CollegeKaren L. Plankenhorn* ’06 (5)Plastics Faculty – Penn College (5)Steven J. Pletcher ’93Paul E. Pompilio ’03Justin C. Potteiger ’94Bruce G. PrattDavid A. Probst* ’97Promotional SpecialistsDavid A. Quinn ’07Steven A. Quinn ’05Georgene M. RadaRadiography Faculty and Staff –Penn College (5)Eric Ranck* (10)Samuel D. Ranck ’06Re/Max West BranchTyler A. Reber ’09Remco, Inc.Donald E. Reynolds ’82John J. Rice, Jr. ’94Mark A. Rice* ’98 (5)Andrew M. Richardson*Joann S. Rishel ’55 (5)Gail A. Ritchey* ’96 (10)Rennie & Donita RodarmelMatthew D. Rodgers ’08James E. Rottmund ’08Julie D. Rutt ’04Ryder System Charitable Foundation, Inc. #Richard Sahn* (10)SAIC, Inc. #Robert & Sandy SarsonMatthew ’04 & Lindsay SarverMary Jo Saxe* (10)Melanie A. Scaife* (5)Craig A. Schaefer ’11Schrader Architectural ProductsPatricia A. Scott* ’71 (5)Amelia A. Seaton* (5)Robert & Marie SecorRichard K. & Ann C. SeitzerSelective InsuranceTex E. & Linda L. ShafferKristopher ’00 & Becky* ’03 Shaner (5)Gregory Shawver ’05Philip & Trudy SheauRon & Rita ShoemakerJoette M. Siertle* ’81 (5)Carol T. Sims* (10)Jeri S. SimsRobert R. Slaybaugh ’07Steven & Margaret SlebodaRodney L. Smeal ’77 (15)David C. ’66 & Robbin S. ’76 SmithNate Smyth* (5)Shelley A. Sorgen*William G. SpangleJohn E. Squeri ’96Kathy Stahl* (5)Barbara A. StarkLuther S. Stauffer ’74 (5)William F. Stepp III* (10)Cork & Susan SterlingDavid A. Sterling ’83 (10)Julie A. Sticklin ’83 (10)Ryan C. Stites ’08Craig L. Strada ’80Scott A. Strauser ’10Franklin C. & Susan L. StrausserCarl L. Streck ’8422 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-13Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)Matthew J. Strine ’04Joseph R. Stryker ’56Student Society of Surgical Technologists –Penn College (5)Karen Stugart* ’83 (15)Dana R. Suter* ’78 (5)Dick SweeneyRichard C. Taylor* (15)Scott D. Taylor ’01Mary G. Trometter* ’84David L. Turney* ’01 (10)Todd L. ’91 & Amy L.* ’91 Twist (5)Steven UzupisChalmer C. Van Horn ’58Vassallo Engineering & Surveying, Inc.Edward A. Vavra* (15)Kimberly A. Venti* ’03 (10)Martin D. & Cathie D. WardDaniel* ’10 & Darlene* ’83 Warner (10)Paul* & Jennifer* WatsonJeff Weaver* (5)Robert C. Weaver, Jr. ’75 (5)Ronald H. ’78 & Dalene M. ’79 Webb (15)Bruce A. Wehler*Sharon M. Weiler* ’78 (15)Atwood & Betty Lou WelkerLisa M. Welker*Gary R. Wentzel ’70Jacqueline B. Werts ’70Tim* & Ann Weston (5)Kate M. Wetzel* (5)Michael P. Whalen ’76Keith M. Whitesel* ’99 (10)Michael & Kathie WieandJ. Michael Wilkins ’80 (5)Robert ’97 & Judith ’63 WinderMarjorie Withers ’73 (5)Michael D. & Mary B. WolfGeorge & Joan Wolfe (10)Robert* & Mary WozniakRick D.* & Theresa M.* ’82 Wyland (15)Christopher D. Yates ’01 /Innovative Building & RemodelingSusan A. Yeagle* ’99 (5)Mark & Diane YoungAmmie A. Zarzyczny* ’06Anonymous (ten gifts)Associates’ ClubGifts up to $99Stefan A. Adamcik ’87Eric* & Barbara* Albert (10)Adam & Angie AlexanderMichael R. Allen* ’10 (5)Tracey Amey*Allison J. Andrews (5)Donald C. Andrews ’69Jeffrey E. Andrus ’90Cheryl A. Anello ’87Joshua M. Appleman ’05Robert A. Armstrong* ’98 (5)Jill S. Arnold ’10Bill & Ellen AshworthChristine E. Atkins* ’97Dennis J. Ault ’67Autodesk, Inc. #Gregory L. Avery ’89Michael C. Badger ’06Joseph A. Bafunno ’59Robert J. Baggs*Charles M. Bahr ’71Leslie J. Baier* (10)Lori E. Baier* ’87James E. ’72 & Mary Jane* ’02 Baier (10)William & Valerie* ’87 Baier (10)Adam M. Bailey*Jennifer Baker* ’09Joseph J. Balduino*Shelley Bamonte* (5)Barbara K. BarnesMike & Kimberly BarrLinda S. BarrKelly S. Barrett ’02John R. Bartolomucci*Brooke M. Barton* ’84Michael & Donna BastianDaniel C. Beaver ’01Debra Q. Bechtel* (5)Todd A. Becker ’99Patricia A. Beckman*Frank W. Beckwith ’66Bradley A. ’00 & Erica L. BensonPhilip ’76 & Michelle ’76 BergeyEd Bergstrom* (10)Sara B. Bernier*Charles A. Berninger ’68George & LuAnn BerningerWilliam L. Berry, Jr. ’05Marlin J. Beshore ’66Aaron E. Biddle* ’03Christopher H. Biebuyck ’02Priscilla M. Bierman ’42Timothy L. Bigelow ’66Daniel L. Bissell ’06John J. ’82 & Amy C. ’83 BloamNoelle B. Bloom*Kenneth L. Bolig ’73Brent A. Bondura ’06Darla M. Bortz ’77James R. Botsford ’55Gwendolyn J. Bower ’95Jeffrey A. Bower*Kristy L. Bower*James T. Bowes, Jr. ’60Bradford County Action, Inc. StaffKelly A. Braun ’10Brady L. Breon* ’00Douglas & Nancy BrewerRuth R. Brewer (5)Danna M. Brooks* ’07 (10)Tyler B. Brosius ’11Fred W. Brouse ’50George D. Brown ’66Ryan P. Brown ’07Jay S. ’82 & Sandra K. ’97 BrownMichael Bruno ’56 (5)Carol E. Bubb ’76Michele M. Budnovitch* ’10 (5)Jim & Barbara BuedelSarah B. BuikemaSteven D. Bull ’08Guy A. Burdick ’84 (5)Ronald A. Burger ’78David BurginJason E. Burns ’97 (5)Joseph P. Burton ’07Mark S. Butler ’04LaDonna Caldwell* ’03Lisa J. Caputo* ’98Sandy Carlson* (5)James D. Carpenter ’71 (5)Bernadine E. Carr ’87Patricia A. Carr* (5)Michael C. Carson ’63Kimberly Cassel*Ellen K. Cero* (5)Francis J. Certo ’62David R. Chapin ’74Dennis W. Chapman ’69Timothy L. Chapman ’99John M. Charnego*Citizens Fire Company No. 2David A. Clark ’61John & Ruth Ann Clark, Jr.Michael S. ClearySean & Carol ClearyAlexander P. Cloak ’12Mary Jane Coburn ’73 (5)Billie A. Coffman*Carol CohenDonald J. Cohick* (10)Bruno ColettiMichael ColettiJuan F. Condo ’02Jane E. ConnerRaven L. Cooley ’93Eugene & Phyllis CorsonHoward C. Cowles ’41Bonnie L. Crawford*Beth L. Cummings ’03Daniel J. Cunningham, Jr. ’90 (10)Jeffrey W. Dailey ’91Bill DaltonHoward & Lynn Daneberg and Scott FlockSterlin C. Daniel ’63Erik G. Davis ’94Kelly E. DavisMary Ann Davis ’95 (5)Michael R. Davis ’84 (5)Philip E. ’98 & Dawn L. ’93 De PasquaFrancine Desanctis ’77 (5)Gary R. Di PalmaMartha J. DiazGregory R. Dick ’03 (5) / Green AcresConstruction & LandscapingBarry G. Dierolf ’76Stephen L. Dillen ’89Stephanie A. Dimon* ’10Lisa M. Dincher*Michael A. Dincher* ’87 (10)Anthony & Kathleen DiSalvoJohn ’73 & Lynn ’74 DonchesJames & Becky DonnellChristine M. Dorman ’91 (5)Heather S. Dorman* ’05John J. Dougherty, Jr. ’97 (5)Ethan S. Dreisbach ’11Cathy M. Dremel ’04Dale A. Drew ’72Russell & Louise DriesDennis L.* & Kay E.* DunklebergerRaymond O. Eck ’41Nelson O. Eckrote ’64John T. Edinger II ’11Kimberly M. Edwards*Scott M. Elicker ’11Pamela L. Ellis*Robert L. Emert II /Emert & Associates, P.C.Vicki Y. Emick*Victor & Mary EngelWanda J. Engel* ’96 (10)Jeffry B. Engle ’79 (5)Stacy L. Englert*Barry L. English ’83 (5)Alice M. Erdly ’95 (5)Vincent R. Fagnano* ’85Matthew R. Fahnestock ’10James R. Fanelli ’10Kevin W. Faust ’12Calvin L. Ferris ’95David & Pascha FerryJeffrey Filko*Saphire A. Finzel ’11Christopher M. Firmstone ’85Richard & Linda FischerTerrance J. Flanagan ’96McClure T. Flook, Sr.* (10)Kelsey K. FollmerJames J. Folmar II* ’03Nicholas J. Folmer ’81James K. Fordham ’86 (5)Mindy B. Foresman ’98Clarice K. Fox ’02Don & Katie FrancisRobert L. Frank ’72Michael ’73 & Mary ’72 FrankoJohn R. Franks ’75Brian D. Frantz ’93Alesha S. Frazier ’10Robert O. Fries ’45 (5)Angela L. Frontz*Thomas W. Fuller ’69Genevieve C. Fulmer ’92Natalie Gabinskiy ’05Scott & Brandie GableBradley S. Galloway ’07David L. Gearhart III ’10Wayne E. Gebhart*Scott A. Geist*Charles E. & Jane L. GeorgeJennifer A. George* ’02Susan H. GermanRobert R. ’68 & Mary E. Getz (5)Richard & Joan* Gilbert (15)Anita R. Girton* (10)Bahram Golshan* (10)Ryan Good* ’01Mark A. Gordon ’96Sandra Gorka* (10)Garret L. Graff* ’93 (5)Carl F. Gravely ’08Herb & Nancy GravesChad M. Gray ’06DeWayne C. Greenawalt, Jr. ’91 (10)Tim & Shirley GreeneMarilyn M. Gregory ’87Kenneth W. Gries ’88Michael T. Gruver ’94 (5)Lori Guthrie*Andrew J. Gutkowski*Bo Hagaman ’98Barry E. Haines ’90# Matching gift company * Penn College employee (5), (10), (15), (20), (25) Years of consecutive givingWinter 2013 23

Gifts & DonationsDave H. Hallow ’61Andrew Hamelly ’05Kristi L. Hammaker*Jill A. Hanford*Wilson C. Hannold III ’02Barbie D. Harbaugh*John M. Harker ’63Christopher J. Harris ’11Jess & Daiva HarrisJon W.* & Stacie R. Hart (5)David L. Hartman ’69Paul F. Hassler ’60Kathy Geiger Havercamp ’83Bernadine A. Hawkins* ’02 (5)John & Sharon HayesJames E. Hazel ’68Julia V. Holderman Hedgeland ’83Philip ’82 & Josie Henning (5)Benjamin A. Henry ’04Curtis & Patricia HenryDavid T. Henry ’60LeAnn M. Henry* (5)Michael J. Hersh (5)John C. Hertel ’49Constance Hess ’58 (5)Richard J. Hess ’57John R. Hettinger ’98John E. Heydon ’62Mary E. Hibbs* ’84Alan G. Hiler ’89George R. Hilfiger ’62Butch HillDaphne W. HillSara R. Hillis*Kurt Hinebaugh ’63H. George Hinston ’48Michael H. Hiras ’01Marcus L. Hodge ’59Benjamin G. Hoffman, Jr. ’63Robert E. Hoffman ’70Todd M. Holes ’92Matthew D. Horn ’04Olalee M. Hornberger ’05Linda M. Horton ’68Jason E. Huff ’06Linda D. Huffman* (15)Jeffrey R. Hummel ’86Eric I. Hunter ’10Richard J. Huszar ’69IBM Corporation # (15)Marvin R. Ickes ’65Gary W. Inch ’64Lou Ann Ireland ’99 (5)Stephanie J. Irvine ’10Thomas W. Isenberg ’77 /Iron Mountain Construction, Inc. (5)Steven P. JacobsonDale Jaenke* (10)Bryan James* (10)David L. Johnson ’73Elaine M. JohnsonJames & Irene JohnsonLouis I. Johnson ’64Richard M. Joseph ’62Jan Jost*Robert C. Karschner, Jr.*Chad Karstetter* ’99Mark W. Keeler ’80Kayla L. Kehres ’10Justin J. Keller ’08Ralph & Peggy KellerKellogg USA, Inc. #Scott E. Kennell*Charles A. Kern*Jeanne M. Kerschner ’90Gayle M. Kielwein* ’10Mark* & Diane KieserWilliam P. Kiessling, II*Jeffry A. Kifer ’72Ricky L. King, Jr. ’07Shawn A. Kiser* ’92 (10)Laurie K. Kiss*Dale J. Kissinger, Jr.* ’01 (15)John M. Kita ’85Logan W. ’85 & Brenda M.* ’87 Kline (5)James R. Klinedinst, Jr. ’97Christopher P. Kohan ’94 (5)Christine T. Koonce ’02Steven J. Kopera* ’09Jaimee L. Kopp*Andrew T. Koskie ’11Marie I. KoutsourosKimberly J. Kremer ’03Janet Kryder* ’87Thomas C. & Kathy W. KubinskyRonald J. Kuhns ’68Tara L. Lackman ’06Elaine J. Lambert* ’79 (5)Dayne A. Lash ’92Paul & Carole Leff lerBryan G. Lehocky ’03 (5)Carroll V. Leibensperger ’45 (5)Francis G. Levenduski ’78Russell & Helen LewisStephen R. Lewis ’69 (10)Ronald J. Lindemuth ’97Amy S. Lingg*Harold A. Lister ’78Dennis M. Litzenberger ’79Tom* & Sandra Livingstone (10)Brad W. Logue ’72Marc C. Long ’04Louis J. Lowther ’10Lori J. Luke*Mark & Trisha LuksikAndrew D. & Susan K. ’88 LyonsEdward ’77 & Tracey Madden (5)Jeffrey L. Maffett ’83Cathy M. Magargel ’02Leonard & Sandra MahonskiTanya L. Malec ’11Timothy J. Mallery* (10)Edna E. MaloneThomas MaloneElwood L. Maneval ’65Jennifer A. ManningJohn E. Manz*Pasquale S. Marinaccio ’49John G. Marshalek* (10)Susan R. Martin ’02Matthew D. Marvin ’07Darrie L. ’71 & Gail H. MaseAndrew L. Mattocks ’11Jenny Maurer* ’04 (10)Babe Mayer* (10)Rebecca A. Mazurik-Charles ’03Eugene M. McAvoy & Marc C. NeidlingerEdward J. McCabe* ’67Patrick McCabe*Ray M. McCarty ’59David C. McCloskey ’81John P. McCormackMichael J. & Mary E. McCormackJennifer L. McCracken*Matthew J. McDonald ’83Steven T. McDonaldCrissy McGinness*Brian M. McGuigan ’81Jennifer McLean*Tonya G. McNamara ’78Michael J.* ’06 & Kathleen V.* McNaul (5)McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & HallJared L. McNutt ’03James & Barbara McPhersonGary E. McQuay* ’88Kevin P. ’07 & Christina M. ’01 MederJoshua T. Megahey ’08Brenda Kacyon Megivern ’80Devin S. Meiser ’98Lee D. Michels ’11Tarah S. Mileto* ’92 (10)Andrew J. ’04 & Ashley K. ’04 MillerFred A. Miller ’65Jacob R. Miller* (10)Kimberly F. Miller ’92Lyle & Elaine MillerShane M. Miller ’04Sharon K. Miller ’99Shawnalee Miller*William J. Miller* ’93 (10)Ralph A. Mills ’58Aldo D. Mirarchi ’80 (5)Roger H. Mitchell ’68Edward C. Monroe ’98Lauri A. Moon* (5)Sarah S. Moore*Shelley Moore*Joe P. Morgan ’58Joseph Moriarity ’63Dick & Linda Morris (20)Pamela J. Morse*Katy MoserRobert G. Mosteller ’68Stephanie L. Mostowy ’09Marion C. Mowery*Andrew H. Moyer ’70Anthony S. Moyer ’07 (5)Wesley S. Moyer ’10Andrea Mull* ’87Brian K. Mull ’05 (5)Dennis R. Mull, Jr. ’95Jeannie L. MurphyBrandon M. Murray ’09Wayne A. Murray ’71Joseph C. ’71 & Susan L. ’80 MyersValerie Myers* (5)Anthony E. Naab ’05Rosemary D. Neidig ’77Newberry Lioness ClubDonald L. Neyhard ’58Deborah S. Neyhart* (5)Matthew W. Nolan* ’87Frank J. Noviello, Jr. ’67Jane E. Oehme* (5)Janet L. Oglesby ’77Sabrena A. O’Keefe ’07Stuart & Judith OlinskyMark R. Oplinger ’01Vida M. Opp ’56Jeanne L. Ott* (5)Margaret L. Otto*Edwin G. Owens*Angel L. Padillo ’11Paramedic Faculty and Staff –Penn College (5)David Park ’98Corey R. Parry ’12Karen L. Patterson* ’71Pamela J. Paulhamus ’82William H. Payne ’93Harold & Maxine PeacockAnthony & Melissa PeracchiaHenry P. & Eleanor S. PerciballiRichard J. Perin ’70 (5)Michael R. & Julie L. ’83 PersonEdward L. Perucki, Jr. ’70 (5)Nancy C. Petrosky* (5)Viola K. Pf leegor ’80Trey PhillipsVern Pidcoe ’45Maria N. Piselli* ’11Jean Griffin Pistentis ’77Brad A. Piwowar ’05David K. Plessinger ’78Gerald F. Poponak, Jr. ’01Bonnie PowellJames J. Pressly ’06Leo P. Prosick ’81Jim ’80 & Ann PysherJudy Quinti* (5)Richard W. RamellJoe Raup* ’10John C. Ravier ’80 (5)Nova L. Reber ’77Lynn A. Rebert ’73Matthew L. Rebert ’98 (10)Blane L. Reichart ’95Anna RemenyiBrian D. Rice ’07Michael Richards* (5)Michael L. Richardson ’89Derek J. Rinaldo ’07P. Scott Rine ’81 (5)Eleanor F. RinedollerMegan L. Ripka* ’13Roan Inc.Michele J. RobbinsTobey M. Robison* ’02 (5)Timothy A. Rodencal ’75 (5)Aaron J. Rodgers ’09William A. Rodkey ’53Brian S. Rolley ’01Robert O. Rolley, Jr. ’83Jennifer L. Roman ’03Matthew D. Romanowski ’11Ryan R. Romberger ’05Candace Rook (20)John & Joan RothrockTera L. Rowe ’12Robert R. & Angeline A. RuchBill & Ann RuthMichael L. Sacks ’05Krista R. Sampsell*Heidi A. Samsel24 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-13Connie L. Sanchez ’83Fred C. Schaefer, Jr. ’77Eric J. Schall ’11Joan Schell* (10)James & Debra SchneiderSteven G. Schneider ’08Dawn L. Schon ’02Paul E. Schonvisky ’89Kim Schweikart* (10)William H. Schweikart II ’80Vincent Scinicariello ’60Michael S. Sebergandio ’03Christopher S. Secor ’07Mark J. Seksinsky ’82Karan L. Sell ’00Robert E. Senft ’67Rhonda L. Shableski*Marc C. Shaeffer ’04Danette L. Shaffer ’10Chris & Cindy ’89 ShanerDoreen C. Shannon* ’00 (5)Brett C. Shelton ’92Max R. Shiff let ’74 (5)Christine M. Shimp* (5)Kim E. Shipman* ’98 (10)Sarah R. Shott* ’11Mark R. Shover ’81Sigma Pi, Theta-Phi ChapterJames M. Simon ’10Mahendra P. Singh*Sisters of Christian CharityShannon L. Skaluba*Andrea J. Skrobacs ’90David & Rae Slingerland and FamilyAbby L. Smith ’92Clyde M. Smith II ’07Joseph J. Smith ’08Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Matthew D. Smith ’95Richard & Carole SmithRick Smith*Bridgette R. Snyder*Kevin J. Snyder*Ted S. Snyder ’88Drew A. Sobjak ’08Ryan M. Sokol ’12Gregory J. Souchak ’76 (5)Tom Speicher* ’96 (15)Phyllis J. Spong*Jaclyn M. StackhouseBrian D. Stanley ’92 (15)Martin L. Steach ’02Molly Steele-Schrimp* ’08Keith N. Stefanowicz*Lucinda L. Stephens*Nicholas C. Stiver ’08Thomas A. Stocker ’86Melissa M. Stocum* (5)Michelle C. StohnerWilliam F. Stopa ’09Edward ’74 & Deborah ’68 Stopper (5)Michael R. ’83 & Sherry V. ’81 StoudtSean M. Stout*Tina Strayer*Joseph C. Stubler ’72Student Government Association –Penn College (5)Student Nurses Association of Penn CollegeDean M. Stuff le ’10James C. Styer ’70 (5)Mary A. Sullivan* ’79 (10)Linda M. SundermanThomas C. Sutkins ’73Jeffrey W. Swank ’08Carl & Judith SwartzPaul D. Swartz ’75Wayne A. Swartz ’88Linda A. Sweely ’82James C. * ’97 & Nicole J.* ’96 Tanner (5)Ronald G. Tassone ’70 (5)Curtis S. Taylor ’06TE Connectivity #Philip & Barbara ThomasSarah E. Thomas ’06K. Holly Thompson ’78 (10)Kathy M. Thompson ’96Thursday Night Al-AnonLarry C. Toy ’72Evelyn K. Trefsger ’78 (5)John J. TrombettaDonald W. Tubbs ’80Timothy S. Turnbach*John A. Ulmer ’60Cody B. Umberger ’07John G. Upcraft* ’93 (10)Michael P. Urbon ’80Roberto J. Valentin ’08Brian & Sarah ’02 VenarchickElizabeth Verbos*Sarah Verrastro ’82 (5)Beau B. Vincenzes ’02Nicole A. Vollman ’09Lois V. Wachter ’02Meagan S. Wade ’07John & Carol WagnerLydia D. Wakefield*Calvetta A. Walker*Roxanna J. Walker*Marvin & Kathryn WaltzAmy B. Weaver ’03 (10)Gretchen L. Weaver ’86Robert S. Weaver ’67Bradley* & Melissa WebbKristine H. WeberCorey M. Weems ’07Charles & Janice Weierbach, Jr.Kevin & Andrea Weinhoffer & family (10)Wanda DeHaas-Welch ’86Connie L. Welshans*Robert F. Wenner ’55 (5)Gerald C. Wertz ’02Mallory L. Weymer* ’10Christina M. Wheeler ’91 (15)C. Hank White* (5)James E. White ’71Steven R. Whiteford ’07Jennifer L. Whitmoyer*Brenda A. Wiegand* (5)Donna Marie Wiles ’00Danielle L. Willits*Scott R. Winters ’92Susan K. Wiseman ’81F. Robert Witmer, Jr. ’76 (5)Cindy L. Wolfe ’01Janet L. Wool* (5)Workforce Development &Continuing Education – Penn CollegeWhit W. Worman*Lisa Worth*Karen E. Wright* ’84 (10)Ronald D. Yaple ’74Lynn M. Yeager*Daniel W.* & Helen L.* Yoas (10)Donald R. Young ’02James S. YoungLarry & Barbara YoungGeorge & Sharon YoxheimerKathy W. Zakarian* (5)James C. Zbick ’71Lezli A. Zeaf la*Karen ZimmermanDebra D. Zinck ’99Anonymous (eleven gifts)Total of Cash Gifts – $981,138In-Kind Donations ofProperty, Equipment,Supplies and ServicesGifts Valued at $100,000 and aboveAutomated Logic Corporation/DVL Automation, Inc.Gifts Valued at $50,000 – $99,999HoneywellGifts Valued at $25,000 - $49,999American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (5)Best Line Equipment, Inc.General CableGifts Valued at $10,000 – $24,999Cleveland BrothersEquipment Co., Inc. (15)ESAB Welding & Cutting Products (5)Faber Burner CompanyFord Motor CompanyGary J. Gable ’74Good 360Guittard Chocolate CompanyCharles L. MichaelisMiller Electric Manufacturing Co.Sikorsky Aerospace ServicesWeatherford International Ltd.Gifts Valued at $5,000 - $9,999Blaise AlexanderBowen Engineering CorporationChrysler Training CenterThe Lincoln Electric CompanyMine Safety AssociationNorth American SalesNissan North AmericaSolmetric CorporationGifts Valued at $1,000 – $4,999CMT Materials, Inc.Computer DesignsPeter M. Davenport ’68DuPont Performance Coatings (10)Eaton FarmsErie Materials Inc.Federal Express CorporationFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Florence Putterman FoundationRoy Fontaine* (15)Gemini ConnectionsGlen-Gery CorporationGold Leaf Frame ShoppeHighway Equipment & Supply Co. (10)David C. HollenJames P. Huffman / Huffman’s OfficeEquipment Co., Inc. (15)John Savoy and Son, Inc.Klingerman Family (5)Lycoming County ResourceManagement ServicesPalmer Engines, Inc.Patterson & Wilder Construction Co., Inc.Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)PPG Industries, Inc. (10)Franklin H. Reber*David L. Stroehmann (5)Michael W. Stuhldreher &Carol R. Totten (5)Susquehanna Gallery & Frame ShoppeSuzuki Motor of America Inc.Trim-Tex Drywall ProductsWatsontown Brick CompanyWeil-McLainMarshall Welch IIIJohn & Sue Young /Young Industries, Inc. (15)Gifts Valued up to $999Alabaster Coffee Roaster & Tea CompanyTracey Amey*B & S Picture Frames, Inc.Bastian Tire Sales, Inc.Marguerite BiermanRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Community Arts Center, Inc.Jim Cunningham* ’96 (15)Kevin R. Derr*Robb* & Emily Dietrich (5)Anthony & Kathleen DiSalvoDaniel J. & Mary A.* Doyle (15)Carolyn EckleyFairfield Auto GroupBrent & Daria FishRhonda A. Fisher* (5)Frito-Lay Inc.William F. Geyer* &Dorothy J. Gerring* (10)Davie Jane Gilmour* (20)Frederick T. Gilmour ’66Girton Manufacturing Co., Inc.Steve GordonHofmann LandscapeHooker’s Garage & TowingMr. & Mrs. Art HuntDavid M. HunterBarney A. Kahn IV* ’07Geoffrey S. KnauthKonstantin Frank Vinifera Wine CellarsJoseph Loehr* (15)George E. Logue, III ’10 /Acme Barbecue & Catering Co.George E. & Molly M. Logue, Jr. (10)M&T Bank (25)Jeff MahlCharles MartinetzEarl L. Mowrey* ’73 / Mowrey ContractorKevin Nash / 33 EastNevill’s Flowers and GreenhousesMichael K. Patterson*# Matching gift company * Penn College employee (5), (10), (15), (20), (25) Years of consecutive givingWinter 2013 25

Gifts & DonationsJohn ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. (5)Poco Graphite Inc.Premier Material ConceptsPrimex Plastics CorporationJoe Raup* ’10Karen R. Ruhl ’02Schaedler Yesco Distribution, Inc.Joan Schell* (10)Schneider ElectricPatricia A. Scott* ’71 (5)Amelia A. Seaton* (5)Shahin Shabanian*Nicole S. Staron* (5)Start Pac / Rotorcraft EnterprisesBarry* & Barb Stiger (15)Keith M. Whitesel* ’99 (10)Elizabeth A. Whitnack ’04 / Cupcakes by EAnonymous (one gift)Total of Donated Services, Equipmentand Supplies – $683,987Matching GiftsAlcoa FoundationTimothy Gross ’93 &Robyn Lampman Gross ’92 (10)Autodesk, Inc.Donald R. Young ’02The Coca-Cola FoundationRandy L. & Debra A. MatternEntergy CorporationDavid J. Lach ’75 (10)FirstEnergy FoundationSteven J. ’73 & Joann L. ’73 ChappellIBM Corporation (15)Edward L. Perucki, Jr. ’70 (5)Kellogg USA, Inc.John & Carol HouseknechtLand O’Lakes FoundationJames L. Hassinger ’86Merck Partnership for GivingPeter & Kathleen HaskellPPL Energy Funding Corp. # (5)Marlin J. Beshore ’66Richard A. Fedor (5)Ryder System Charitable Foundation, Inc.Michael D. Reardon ’87 (15)SAIC, Inc.Justin T. Hanlon ’05 (5)TE ConnectivityJeffrey R. Hummel ’86Verizon FoundationDavid Y. BrouseTributesFred BeckerPaul* & Melissa StarkeyNancy BowersJoan Schell* (10)Robert G. & Nancy C. ’81 BowersKenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Lambert & Tyson Foundation, Inc.Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Marc E. BridgensPaul* & Melissa StarkeyGlenwood R. Cheslock ’57Grace M. BrubakerCliff CoppersmithPaul* & Melissa StarkeyBrian L. CyganPaul* & Melissa StarkeyDaniele FamilyDavid & Donna* ’81 Colley (5)Franco’s LoungeGeorge E. & Patricia B. Girio (15)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Dorothy J. DietrichKyle J. BrownRobb* & Emily Dietrich (5)Robert & Maureen DunhamRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Herb & Nancy GravesJohn ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Joann EichenlaubPaul* & Melissa StarkeyDerek J. EodiceDonald & Carleen EodiceThomas A. Fedor ’07Richard A. Fedor (5)PPL Energy Funding Corp. # (5)Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D.Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Art & Libby GirioJennifer A. ManningKevin & Andrea Weinhoffer &family (10)Girio FamilyGirio Agency Inc.Arthur & Liberata GirioNewberry Lioness ClubTom GregoryPaul* & Melissa StarkeyPeter HellermannRobert A. Armstrong* ’98 (5)Frederick W. Becker* (15)Michael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (15)Stephen A. Manley* ’89One College Club-PennsylvaniaCollege of TechnologyPenn College Visiting Chef EventAmelia A. Seaton* (5)Ed HenningerPaul* & Melissa StarkeyCarl M. HillyardWilliam F. Geyer* &Dorothy J. Gerring* (10)Louis E. Hunsinger Sr. ’59James G. Carn ’72 (5)Bill MackPaul* & Melissa StarkeyDouglas P. Madden ’10Edward ’77 & Tracey Madden (5)Seth Martin ’08 & Marc Martin ’08Cathy R. MartinMattie FamilyPaul* & Jennifer* WatsonEugene McAvoyPaul* & Melissa StarkeyDale A. Metzker ’62Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (10)Ned S. Coates &Gayle Peters-Coates (10)Jody L. Fausey*Raymond* ’76 & Linda* Fischer (15)Susan (Metzker) ’87, David &Sara Gehrum (5)Mary Lee Kelly* (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Donald H. Metzker ’57Steven D. ’85 & Maureen L. MetzkerRobert ’97 & Judith ’63 WinderThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Victor A. MichaelRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Ann R. MiglioKathryn A. Lehman* (15)Paul* & Michele Mach (15)Justin C. Potteiger ’94Linda MorrisPaul* & Melissa StarkeyAshlee L. MullAndrea Mull* ’87Veronica M. MuzicRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Penn College Corporate Advisory Board(in recognition of their service in 2013)Pennsylvania College of TechnologyPenn College Foundation Board Members(in recognition of their service in 2013)Pennsylvania College of TechnologyBirch & Annmarie PhillipsValerie L. Fessler*Kristopher ’00 &Becky* ’03 Shaner (5)PhillyStangs Mustang ClubBrent & Laurie RinedollerDon & Kim PrasterMichele L. March ’03Anonymous (one gift)Jorge A. & Janet R. QuerimitJanet A. Sherman* (20)Patricia J. Rambo (5)Elizabeth Biddle* ’03Julie B. Raup, R.D., ’87Viola K. PfleegorPatricia L. SaxtonDavie Jane Gilmour* (20)School Deans – Penn CollegePaul* & Melissa StarkeyLauren J. Schuman ’05Catherine A. Johansen ’01Andrea J. Skrobacs ’90Marjorie Withers ’73 (5)Carolyn StricklandPaul* & Melissa StarkeyHank & Donna StutzJennifer D. BrokawJeff & Christine ’69 Rauff (5)Mary A. Sullivan ’79Paul* & Melissa StarkeyCameron M. VentiKimberly A. Venti* ’03 (10)Sharon K. WatersPaul* & Melissa StarkeyRichard J. WeilminsterBrooke M. Barton* ’84Todd A. Becker ’99Carl J. Bower, Jr.* ’05 (5)Ronald A. Burger ’78Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Anthony S. Moyer ’07 (5)Donald W. Tubbs ’80Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Colin W. WilliamsonPaul* & Melissa StarkeyE. Eugene YawDavie Jane Gilmour* (20)Memorial GiftsEugene R. AndrewsDonald C. Andrews ’69Joseph & Frances AndrewsDonald C. Andrews ’69Alex BaileyCathy M. Magargel ’02Julie A. Sticklin ’83 (10)Ann M. BarilarGlenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Russell and Betty BridgensMarc E. Bridgens* (15)Steve McCoy* ’84 (10)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Elizabeth C. BushRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Jim & Barbara BuedelHoward & Lynn Daneberg andScott FlockVictor & Mary EngelJesse Y. & Lori R. ’80 Hayhurst26 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-13Curtis & Patricia HenryThomas C. & Kathy W. KubinskyJoseph C. ’71 & Susan L. ’80 MyersRosemary D. Neidig ’77Henry P. & Eleanor S. PerciballiRoan Inc.Richard K. & Ann C. SeitzerDavid & Rae Slingerland and FamilyWilliam G. SpangleJean & Marvin Staiman (15)Cork & Susan SterlingBarry* & Barb Stiger (15)Anonymous (one gift)William C. ButlerMichael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (15)Monica J. Lanczak* (15)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Lamont E. ButtersSteven M. BeattieBruce A. Emig ’92 (deceased) &Cindy R. Emig ’96Robert C. Guyer ’04Eric D. Haines ’88Kevin P. Heberle ’77Christopher P. Iachini ’92Christopher P. Kohan ’94 (5)Larson Design Group, Inc. (15)Jerry W. McNett* ’75Joseph M. Pfirman ’87Jo Ann Stephens (10)Carl L. Streck ’84Robert C. Weaver, Jr. ’75 (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)William J. CahirJohn & Mary Anne Cahir (5)Dr. Kenneth E. Carl & Mrs. Marion C. CarlJohn & Susan BestJames R. & Joann C. ErtelRaymond E. Kehrer, Jr.Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Anonymous (one gift)John J. CatinoNicholas ’68 & Carol Catino (5)Jane Logue ChoateAmy Logue-McNamaraBarbara A. StarkBarry* & Barb Stiger (15)Anonymous (one gift)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph ClearyMichael S. ClearySean & Carol ClearyCunningham Family MembersRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Donald M. Cunningham, Jr. (5)Mark ’79 & Denise Cunningham (5)Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (15)Jennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Chris* & Wendy* ’03 Miller (10)Juliann T. PawlakCalvetta A. Walker*Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Joseph A. DeFeo, Jr.Kevin L. Imes ’07Robert F. DietrichKyle J. BrownDorothy J. DietrichRobb* & Emily Dietrich (5)Paul & Carole Leff lerAbdkul K. DogarChaudhry H. Dogar ’06Dr. Peter B. DumanisRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Ned S. Coates &Gayle Peters-Coates (10)Charles F.* & Susan E.* Kemnitz (15)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Larue Reese* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)William H. EalerWilliam F. Geyer* &Dorothy J. Gerring* (10)Eric I. Hunter ’10Terry J. Kervin ’72Kimberly J. Kremer ’03Tara L. Lackman ’06Frederick S. Machmer ’73Mary L. McGarvey ’71Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (20)Donald E. Reynolds ’82Ellis EdwardsNew Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.Gregory A. ’71 & Karen E. NorrisJeffery EdwardsJoan Schell* (10)David K. Elmer ’80Pat BisterskyAlvin & Matilda ElmerConnie GrayLois KipfMary WalkerSharon WilsonJean WixJeanne WyksBruce A. Emig ’92Families of Arlene Bachman andSandy NicholsJames E. ’72 &Mary Jane* ’02 Baier (10)Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (10)Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Lisa J. Caputo* ’98James G. Carn ’72 (5)John & Ruth Ann Clark, Jr.Rosalie V. ContiEugene & Phyllis CorsonFamilies of Cheryl Crandall, BernicePaulhamus, Karen Baker, MarilynCampbell, Raylene AbernathyPhilip E. ’98 & Dawn L. ’93 De PasquaCharles A. ’78 & Linda K. ’83 Duda (10)Richard & Florence EngelKevin & Jennifer FullmerChris & Carol HornRussell & Helen LewisLeonard & Sandra MahonskiEdna E. MaloneThomas MaloneKay M. MarcaccioJames P. McKeagMichael H. ’79 &Debra Mader* Miller (5)James T. MonahanFamilies of Suanne L. Parks ’71,Jeanne McGowan, Roy Darrin ’72Harold & Maxine PeacockPennsylvania College of TechnologyDave* ’93 & Gail Pentz (15)Anthony & Melissa PeracchiaVictor & Gail PeracchiaKatie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)The Sun Spot Heating and CoolingLinda M. SundermanCarl & Judith SwartzMarvin & Kathryn WaltzGeorge & Sharon YoxheimerThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Ryan & Karen EnglishBlackhawk Specialty ToolsFamily of Ryan & Karen EnglishMichael H. ’79 &Debra Mader* Miller (5)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Michael S. Fischer ’10Georgene M. RadaJudith M. Folmar ’86James J. Folmar, Sr. ’89 (5)Franklin C. & Susan L. StrausserAnonymous (one gift)Sam Fry ’40Kurt Hinebaugh ’63Tracy A. GarisSadie BissingerJohanne D. DaleyRussell & Louise DriesScott & Brandie GableMichael & Tracey HenigAnnemarie Mariani &Thomas E. Eroh, Jr.Robert R. & Angeline A. RuchBill & Ann RuthRobert & Sandy SarsonStudent Government Association –Penn College (5)Martin D. & Cathie D. WardCharles & Janice Weierbach, Jr.Michael & Kathie WieandThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Anonymous (one gift)Genelle GatsosDeborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (10)Joseph B. GehretThomas & Sarah Gehret /Norcen Industries, Inc.Fred & Peggy GeyerBarry* & Barb Stiger (15)Mr. & Mrs. Gerard GraeberMichael S. ClearySean & Carol ClearyFrank C. GrenobleThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Andrew S. GulaLynne H. Koskie*Luke J. HaefnerStacey J. Brown* (5)Don & Katie FrancisPatti Haefner* ’01 (5)Marilyn L. Palmer* (15)Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Kristopher ’00 & Becky* ’03 Shaner (5)Paul* & Melissa StarkeyLisa M. Welker*James A. HannisDebra Q. Bechtel* (5)Larue Reese* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Stephanie HazelJames E. Hazel ’68William E. Henry ’79John F. Chester ’85Robert ’88 & Karyn ChmielewskiErik G. Davis ’94Bernadine A. Hawkins* ’02 (5)LTS EMS CouncilAndrew L. Mattocks ’11Matthew D. Rodgers ’08Julie D. Rutt ’04Melanie A. Scaife* (5)William H. Schweikart II ’80Mark Trueman* ’97 (10)Stephen R. Wirth ’78Anonymous (one gift)Carl HillBruce A. Richards (5)Henry J. HoffmanRobert E. Hoffman ’70Dr. William HomisakThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Barbara JohnsonEd & Linda AlbertsAdam & Angie AlexanderLinda S. BarrMichael & Donna BastianLisa R. ’93 & James F. BennettGeorge & LuAnn BerningerJames R. BooseDouglas & Nancy BrewerCarol CohenMartha J. DiazMichael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (15)Eschleman FamilyLaura A. Esposito*David & Pascha FerryKelsey K. Follmer# Matching gift company * Penn College employee (5), (10), (15), (20), (25) Years of consecutive givingWinter 2013 27

Gifts & DonationsDavid L. Johnson ’73Elaine M. JohnsonJames & Irene JohnsonLouis I. Johnson ’64Johnson’s CafeLee A. Viard Tax & Accounting ServiceCharles & Hallie LuppertPaul* & Michele Mach (15)Shelly & Ray Mattie ’84Robert & Ina McCormickLyle & Elaine MillerJeannie L. MurphyPamela J. Paulhamus ’82Re/Max West BranchJohn & Joan RothrockRichard & Carole SmithMary G. Trometter* ’84Richard & Kathleen Weilminster (5)Beth Ann LambKaren L. Plankenhorn* ’06 (5)James C. * ’97 &Nicole J.* ’96 Tanner (5)Cletus Waldman, Jr.* ’99 (15)Doris LawrenceJoan Schell* (10)Charlotte Knerr LazarKimberly L. Bolig* (5)David J. LetscherEvelyn K. Trefsger ’78 (5)Brian E. Liles ’98Kirk M. Cantor* (5)Timothy L. Chapman ’99Tim* & Ann Weston (5)James E. LogueRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Robert L. Emert II / Emert &Associates, P.C.Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)David A. LondonLawrence Beaston* (5)Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Sandra L. Karnes* (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Sandra G. Lakey* (15)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Joseph Loehr* (15)Jeri Moser* ’97 (5)Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Anonymous (one gift)Hugh MacMullanRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Edward A. Vavra* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Walter & Nancy MadalisEdward & Sharon Madalis (5)Joseph G. MarkJulia V. Holderman Hedgeland ’83Philip & Trudy SheauCarolyn G. MartinEd & Linda AlbertsAssessment, Research and PlanningDepartment – Penn College (BrianCygan*, Patti Fickes*, Barb Garner*,Dorothy Schramm, Ammie A.Zarzyczny* ’06, Juan Zhou*)Barbara K. BarnesLinda M. Barnes*Mike & Kimberly BarrJames W. & Cynthia Mengel Bower (5)Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Jeannette F. Carter* (15)Al & Jane ’91 Clapps / GentryDevelopment, LLC (20)Billie A. Coffman*Dennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (15)Bill DaltonRobb* & Emily Dietrich (5)Richard L. Druckenmiller* (15)Richard & Linda FischerAllen & Linda FisherJames E. FitzpatrickCharles E. & Jane L. GeorgeAnita M. GibbonsDavie Jane Gilmour* (20)Tim & Shirley GreeneGene L. Haupt* (10)Jesse Y. & Lori R. ’80 HayhurstDaphne W. HillSteven P. JacobsonCarol A. Savoy ’73 (5) /John Savoy and Son, Inc.R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)David ’67 & Angie KeiserDianne S. Keister* ’93 (15)Ralph & Peggy KellerKlein and Rizzo Inc.Marc & Deborah KoserKenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Chester &Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Gina LatiniDarla Brown Logue ’79John & Linda LundyFrank & Else MagaroWilliam J. Martin* (20)Patrick & Trisha Marty (5)Robert & Ina McCormickCindy Davis Meixel*Michael H. ’79 &Debra Mader* Miller (5)Dick & Linda Morris (20)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (20)Stuart & Judith OlinskyPennsylvania College of TechnologySandra H. PersonPetro’s Jewelers, Inc.Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)Bonnie PowellFrancis M. & Caryn E. Powers, Jr.Charline M. Pulizzi /Labels by Pulizzi, Inc. (20)Jorge A. & Janet R. Querimit (10)Brett A.* ’85 &Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Katie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Andrew M. Richardson*David & Maggie RocheRennie & Donita RodarmelRon & Rita ShoemakerJeri S. SimsJean & Marvin Staiman (15)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Suzanne* & David Stopper (5)Glen H. Morse ’92 &Mary A. Sullivan* ’79Philip & Barbara ThomasTodd L. ’91 & Amy L.* ’91 Twist (5)Steven UzupisVassallo Engineering & Surveying, Inc.John & Carol WagnerWeichert Realtors-PremierRichard & Kathleen Weilminster (5)Atwood & Betty Lou WelkerWilliamsport-Lycoming CountyChapter Flags Across AmericaJames & Michele Wolyniec, Jr. /Wolyniec Construction, Inc. (5)Workforce Development &Continuing Education – Penn CollegeKaren ZimmermanThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Harvey A. MartinWilliam J. Martin* (20)Devin Mattern ’09The Coca-Cola Foundation #Randy L. & Debra A. MatternConnie L. Sanchez ’83Clyde MillerWest Branch SusquehannaBuilders Association (15)Evelyn Gilmour MillerJohn & Karen Blaschak /Fisher Mining Company (20)Robert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Ronald J. ButlerBillie A. Coffman*Dennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (15)Valerie L. Fessler*R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)Troy B. ’85 & Kathleen A.* Kelsey (10)Elaine J. Lambert* ’79 (5)Little League Baseball International (5)Michael H. ’79 &Debra Mader* Miller (5)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (20)Pennsylvania College of TechnologyCharlene Peter* (10)Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)Sisters of Christian CharityPaul* & Melissa StarkeyBarry* & Barb Stiger (15)Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)John J. TrombettaAnonymous (two gifts)Jamiel Bruce MoydJoan Schell* (10)Harold L. NewtonNed S. Coates &Gayle Peters-Coates (10)Janet L. Oglesby ’77Ramon H. PalmerVirginia A. PalmerRobert E. Parrish ’88Tom Billingsley ’72 (15)Karen E. Wright* ’84 (10)Anonymous (one gift)Daniel E. PemslerCliff* & Kathy* Coppersmith (5)David B. PersonFrederick W. Becker* (15)Michael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (15)Sandra H. PersonMarie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Ralph E. “Sonny” PersunKaren L. Mensinger ’93Kent PetersonMichael C. Mann ’77Jana PutnamKathryn A. Lehman* (15)Dr. Jack QuinnMark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Michael RaganMichael & Paula* Neal ’09Robert RamboNicholas Biddle ’07 &Elizabeth Biddle* ’03Alex Rinedoller ’08Kelly E. DavisBrent & Laurie RinedollerDebbie L. RinedollerEleanor F. RinedollerJaclyn M. StackhouseKristine H. WeberPaul H. Rooney, Sr.Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)Mary Beth SaarBarbara Ann Adzema* (5)Eric* & Barbara* Albert (10)Tracey Amey*Christine E. Atkins* ’97Robert J. Baggs*Leslie J. Baier* (10)Lori E. Baier* ’87James E. ’72 &Mary Jane* ’02 Baier (10)William & Valerie* ’87 Baier (10)Joseph J. Balduino*Heather L. Baldwin* (15)Candace Baran* ’76 (5)Peggy Barbour* (15)Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (10)Patricia A. Beckman*Daniel R. Bennett* ’07Sara B. Bernier*Philip G. Berry*Noelle B. Bloom*Kimberly L. Bolig* (5)Jeffrey A. Bower*Michael L.* &Jean M.* ’10 Bremigen (10)Stacey J. Brown* (5)LaDonna Caldwell* ’0328 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-13Lisa J. Caputo* ’98Patricia A. Carr* (5)Jeannette F. Carter* (15)Ellen K. Cero* (5)John M. Charnego*Nancy J. Cochran* (10)Bruno ColettiMichael ColettiDavid & Donna* ’81 Colley (5)Dawn M. Cool* (15)Dennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Bonnie L. Crawford*Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (15)Kara Lynn Daneker*Marianne E. DePasqua* (5)Lynette DiPaolo*Stephanie A. Dimon* ’10Heather S. Dorman* ’05Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (10)Dennis L.* & Kay E.* DunklebergerKimberly M. Edwards*Vicki Y. Emick*Wanda J. Engel* ’96 (10)Stacy L. Englert*Laura A. Esposito*Margaret M. Faust*Jack ’95 & Karen* Fessler (5)Valerie L. Fessler*Raymond* ’76 & Linda* Fischer (15)James J. Folmar II* ’03Angela L. Frontz*Connie E. Funk* (15)Scott A. Geist*Jennifer A. George* ’02Davie Jane Gilmour* (20)Jim Green* (10)Tom F.* & Mary D.* Gregory (15)Lori Guthrie*Andrew J. Gutkowski*Stephen R. ’78 & Lisa K. HammKristi L. Hammaker*Jennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Stacey C. Hampton* (5)Jill A. Hanford*Daniel & Susan* Hartranft (10)Bernadine A. Hawkins* ’02 (5)Mary E. Hibbs* ’84Sara R. Hillis*Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79 (5)Jessica S. Hunter* (5)R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)Dianne S. Keister* ’93 (15)Mary Lee Kelly* (5)Troy B. ’85 & Kathleen A.* Kelsey (10)Scott E. Kennell*Charles A. Kern*Jeanne M. Kerschner ’90William P. Kiessling, II*Logan W. ’85 &Brenda M.* ’87 Kline (5)Jaimee L. Kopp*Lynne H. Koskie*Janet Kryder* ’87Mary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Denise S. Leete* (10)Jacklyn R. Leitzel*Jim* & Betty* Lentz (10)Amy S. Lingg*Penny Griffin Lutz* (5)Katie L. Mackey* ’02Sue Mahaffey* ’83 (5)John E. Manz*Jenny Maurer* ’04 (10)Eugene M. McAvoy &Marc C. NeidlingerPatrick McCabe*Judy F. McConnell* (10)Crissy McGinness*Jennifer McLean*Michael J.* ’06 &Kathleen V.* McNaul (5)Tarah S. Mileto* ’92 (10)Michael H. ’79 &Debra Mader* Miller (5)Denise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Shawnalee Miller*Chris* & Wendy* ’03 Miller (10)Sarah S. Moore*Shelley Moore*Pamela J. Morse*Jeri Moser* ’97 (5)Walt* ’67 & Marion Nyman (15)Margaret L. Otto*Marilyn L. Palmer* (15)Karen L. Patterson* ’71John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Charlene Peter* (10)Nancy C. Petrosky* (5)Judy L. Phillips* (5)Physician Assistant Program Students –Penn CollegeMaria N. Piselli* ’11Eric Ranck* (10)Katie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Anna RemenyiConstance A. Rice* ’09 (15)Michael Richards* (5)Andrew M. Richardson*Megan L. Ripka* ’13Gail A. Ritchey* ’96 (10)LeAnn Ritter*Tobey M. Robison* ’02 (5)Krista R. Sampsell*Heidi A. SamselPat Scheib* (10)Blair & Alice* ’84 Schuster (15) /E. B. Schuster Contracting, Inc. (10)Kim Schweikart* (10)Rhonda L. Shableski*Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Kristopher ’00 & Becky* ’03 Shaner (5)Doreen C. Shannon* ’00 (5)Kim E. Shipman* ’98 (10)Sarah R. Shott* ’11Walter J.* ’04 & Erin S.* ’05 ShultzJoette M. Siertle* ’81 (5)Sigma Pi, Theta-Phi ChapterCarol T. Sims* (10)Shannon L. Skaluba*Bridgette R. Snyder*Shelley A. Sorgen*Phyllis J. Spong*Kathy Stahl* (5)Molly Steele-Schrimp* ’08Lucinda L. Stephens*Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Melissa M. Stocum* (5)Suzanne* & David Stopper (5)Sean M. Stout*Tina Strayer*Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)Linda L. Strous* ’92Karen Stugart* ’83 (15)Kimberly A. Venti* ’03 (10)Elizabeth Verbos*Lydia D. Wakefield*Roxanna J. Walker*Bradley* & Melissa WebbTimothy* & Christine WeigleSharon M. Weiler* ’78 (15)Bernadine Welickovitch* ’08 (15)Lisa M. Welker*Connie L. Welshans*Kate M. Wetzel* (5)Mallory L. Weymer* ’10Jennifer L. Whitmoyer*Brenda A. Wiegand* (5)Danielle L. Willits*Tom Wilson* (10)Marjorie Withers ’73 (5)Janet L. Wool* (5)Whit W. Worman*Karen E. Wright* ’84 (10)Rick D.* & Theresa M.* ’82 Wyland (15)Lynn M. Yeager*Susan A. Yeagle* ’99 (5)Kathy W. Zakarian* (5)Ammie A. Zarzyczny* ’06Lezli A. Zeaf la*Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Anonymous (ten gifts)Charles SalvittiRyan M. Sokol ’12John SavoyMichele KondiskoJohn & Deborah Miklavcic (5)Kevin MiklavcicMarissa L. MiklavcicCarol A. Savoy ’73 (5)David C. ’66 & Robbin S. ’76 SmithFred C. SchaeferDonna R. Miller (5)Chester D. SchumanBill & Ellen AshworthElizabeth Biddle* ’03Lee R. Gable ’02Stacey C. Hampton* (5)Nicole E. Hatfield ’06Douglas B. & Sandra A. HaynesCatherine A. Johansen ’01Mary Lee Kelly* (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Adam H. Lester ’02Ronald & Debbie LiberatoreMark & Trisha LuksikSteve McCoy* ’84 (10)Steven T. McDonaldChris* & Wendy* ’03 Miller (10)Andrew B. Mitterling ’04 (5)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Dana R. Suter* ’78 (5)Linda A. Sweely ’82Brian D. Walton* ’09Amy B. Weaver ’03 (10)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Anonymous (one gift)Brian G. ShellerMark S. Butler ’04Dr. John T. ShumanKevin L. Imes ’07John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Hazel S. SinclairHarold Sinclair ’75Dean L. SolomonRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Sandy Carlson* (5)Adelle M. Dotzel* (15)LeAnn M. Henry* (5)Thomas E. Kammerling*Edwin G. Owens*Dr. William H. SprinskyMichael H. Hiras ’01Rose StaimanJean & Marvin Staiman (15)Maxine L. Stiff lerLycoming County ParalegalAssociation (5)Dwight E. StoltzfusKay D. Stoltzfus (5)Henry J. StutzEd & Linda AlbertsJennifer D. BrokawJames G. Carn ’72 (5)Citizens Fire Company No. 2Jane E. ConnerBob & Janet FarleySusan H. GermanAnita M. GibbonsMarie I. KoutsourosLackawanna Insurance GroupBarbara A. LytlePatrick & Trisha Marty (5)McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & HallMountaineer GangKim ReedBob EvansCrystal ShivreyGloria DrumScott ClarkTom & Katherine DavisErin MorseJohn StroudCharline M. Pulizzi /Labels by Pulizzi, Inc. (20)Richard W. RamellJeff & Christine ’69 Rauff (5)The Roan FamilyCarol A. Savoy ’73 (5)James & Debra SchneiderSelective InsuranceMark & Connie SitlerJean & Marvin Staiman (15)Larry & Barbara Young# Matching gift company * Penn College employee (5), (10), (15), (20), (25) Years of consecutive givingWinter 2013 29

Gifts & DonationsZachary C. Teter ’11NATEFVolkswagen Group of America, Inc.Eleanor A. ThompsonBradford County Action, Inc. StaffCitizens & Northern BankJames & Barbara McPhersonMarilyn D. ThompsonJoan Schell* (10)Ronald E. ThompsonRon Kodish* (10)Emily B. Miller* ’02 (5)Judy Quinti* (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Russell M. Trapp, Jr.Marianne E. DePasqua* (5)Thomas Walker, Jr.Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)William T. WardRichard & Joan* Gilbert (15)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79 (5)Mark* & Diane KieserMary Ann R. Lampman* (20)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Crystal D. Michael* ’89 (15)Karen Woland Payne (15)Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Shelley A. Sorgen*Tom Speicher* ’96 (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Alana Kay WehlerBruce A. Wehler*Allyson Wilgar-JonesMindy Lea Carr* ’99 (5)Mary Ann Davis ’95 (5)Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (10)Margaret M. Faust*Lou Ann Ireland ’99 (5)Michelle A. Latshaw* (10)Sandra Lane Malinich ’01Dorothy M. Mathers* (15)Brian K. Mull ’05 (5)Nurses of Susquehanna HealthJane E. Oehme* (5)Carol A. Paulhamus* (10)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Mary Jo E. WinderMichaeleen G. McNamara*James & Joyce Wolyniec, Sr.Barry* & Barb Stiger (15)Lloyd F. WoodlingMary S. WoodlingTodd S. Woodling* 82 (5)Joseph M. Younes ’01Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (10)Richard L. Druckenmiller* (15)Bruce A. Emig ’92 (deceased) &Cindy R. Emig ’96Jon W.* & Stacie R. Hart (5)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79 (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (20)Carol A. Paulhamus* (10)Jim ’80 & Ann PysherMarie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Todd S. Woodling* ’82 (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Special EventSDinner & Auction33 EastAcme Barbecue & Catering Co.Alabaster Coffee Roaster & Tea Co.Blaise J. AlexanderLarry Allison, Jr.Anadarko Petroleum CorporationB & S Picture Frames, Inc.Bastian Tire & Auto CentersGeorge E. BiermanJohn & Karen BlaschakChief Oil & GasAl & Jane ’91 ClappsCommunity Arts CenterCunningham FamilyJim Cunningham ’96Mark ’79 & Denise CunninghamMike ’95 & Marsha CunninghamCupcakes by ED’Andrea Wine and Liquor Imports, Inc.Robb & Emily DietrichRobert & Maureen DunhamGarth & Sue EverettFairfield Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram,Muncy, PAFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaBrent & Daria FishFish Real Estate, Inc.Fisher Mining CompanyMike & Teresa GaetanoWilliam Geyer & Dorothy GerringDavie Jane Gilmour & Fred GilmourGold Leaf Frame ShoppeTodd & Anna GriffithThe Hartman GroupHuffman’s Office Equipment Co.Art & Joyce HuntJersey Shore State BankSteven P. & Mary Ann ’99 JohnsonKlingerman FamilyGeoffrey KnauthKonstantin Frank Vinifera Wine CellarsDave LegniniGeorge E. & Molly Logue, Jr.John & Linda LundyPenny Griffin LutzWilliam J. MartinPatrick & Trisha MartyRay & Michelle MattieMcCormick Law FirmDenise R. Miller ’93Michael H. ’79 & Debra Mader MillerBill ’64 & Veronica MuzicNevill’s FlowersAndy & Brenda NicholsChef Charles NiedermyerMichael PattersonPDC SpasJohn & Lenore PenfieldPennsylvania College of TechnologyAnnmarie & Birch Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc.Trey PhillipsFlorence Putterman FoundationCharline M. PulizziRon Roan / Bob, Chuck & Rich Roan, Inc.Paul & Tacie RooneyCarol A. Savoy ’73John Savoy and Son, Inc.Peter & Linda SchultzAmy SeatonRobert & Marie SecorMark & Connie SitlerSteven & Margaret SlebodaDavid & Leslie SmithSpecial Occasion FloralsSouthern Wine & SpiritsPaul & Melissa StarkeyBarry & Barb StigerElliott & Carolyn StricklandDavid L. StroehmannSusquehanna Gallery & Frame ShoppeMichael & Kimberly VuocoloRobert & Kathy WalkerMarshall Welch IIIKeith M. Whitesel ’99Michael D. & Mary B. WolfWoodlands BankE. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanDavid & Karen YoungJohn & Sue Young / Young IndustriesTwenty-Seventh AnnualSpring Golf ClassicThe 27th Annual Golf Classic, featuringgolf professional Joey Sindelar, raised$51,000 for the Penn College GolfClassic Endowed Scholarship Fund.Player SponsorsEd & Linda AlbertsAllison Crane & RiggingBlaise Alexander Family DealershipsBlueCross of Northeastern PennsylvaniaJames & Maria CasaleJohn M. ConferFairfield Auto GroupFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaFisher Mining CompanyThe Hartman GroupJersey Shore State BankJersey Shore Steel CompanyLittle League InternationalM&S Conversion Co., Inc.M&T BankMcTish, Kunkel & AssociatesPDC SpasPennsylvania College of TechnologyPhillips Supply HouseFrancis M. Powers Jr.Roche FinancialMargaret RoskowskiSchneider-Valley Farms DairySusquehanna HealthWheeland Lumber Co., Inc.Williamsport Sun-GazetteWolyniec Construction, Inc.John YoungTournament UnderwritersTitle SponsorWolyniec Construction, Inc.In memory of James T. Wolyniec, Sr.(1937 – 2009)Tournament Sponsor ($5,000 +)Fisher Mining CompanyPro Sponsor ($2,500 +)Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.The Klingerman FamilyM&T BankHospitality Sponsor ($1,000 - $2,499)First National Bank of PennsylvaniaThe Hartman GroupLarson, Kellett & Associates, PCPRIMUS Technologies CorporationGift Sponsor ($500 - $999)Highway Equipment & Supply Co.Janney Montgomery ScottThe Muncy Bank and Trust Co.Susquehanna BankWoodlands BankZenith Capital Holdings, LLCPlayer PrizesHuffman’s Office Equipment Co., Inc.30 One College Avenue

Annual Report 2012-132013 Donor WallAn April 2013 reception at the DonorWall in the Student and AdministrativeServices Center recognized thefollowing individuals and corporationswho became part of the wall ormoved to a new giving society inrecognition of their total contributionsto Penn College or the Penn CollegeFoundation since 1982:Millionaires SocietyGifts totaling $1,000,000 and moreCaterpillar Foundation*Penn College Employees*Golden SocietyGifts totaling $500,000 – $999,999James, Sr. & Joyce WolyniecJames, Jr. & Michele Wolyniec –Wolyniec Construction, Inc.*Visionary SocietyGifts totaling $100,000 – $499,999Blaise & Ann Alexander –Blaise Alexander Chevrolet, Inc.*Automated Logic Corporation*John A. & Karen Blaschak –Fisher Mining Co.*Federal Express Corporation*Johnson Controls*Kepware Technologies*Jorge A. & Janet R. Querimit*Heritage SocietyGifts totaling $50,000 – $99,999Jeffrey L. Erdly – MasonryPreservation Services, Inc.*FTS InternationalMuscle WallThe Dwight E. Stoltzfus Family*uVu TechnologiesAmbassador’s SocietyGifts totaling $25,000 – $49,999Best Line Equipment, Inc.Alvin & Elizabeth BushChesapeake Energy CorporationDennis & Verna CorrellGas Field Specialists, Inc.General CableGlenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.Inland Tarp & Liner, (ITL), LLCPatrick & Trisha MartyMiller Electric Manufacturing Co.An ITW CompanyNuWeld, Inc.Pennsylvania General Energy*Denotes change in level of givingand society membershipWe Remember … Alumni,Colleagues, RetireesLarry G. Allamong ’72William B. Allegar ’62Glen L. Ames ’61Charles Andracchio ’56Hugh H. Barr ’70David P. Barvitskie ’74Richard C. Bayer ’48James E. Bierly ’77John G. Bloom ’51John C. Bower ’58Judson A. Bower ’73Amy L. Bryington ’97Jerome L. Burinksy ’56Donald E. Camp ’56Walter I. Chesnut ’74Pasquale R. Chiavaroli ’56John F. Clark ’47Ronald Cole ’60Henry B. Colegrove ’65Louis V. Colquitt ’91James R. Cooley ’66Ray A. CowlesKimberly M. Coxe (former member, humanservices advisory committee)Donald L. Crow ’62Lois A. Cybulski ’58Joseph Dembitsky ’61Nichole C. Derr ’04Michael C. Dickert ’11Albert C. Dingler ’49Angelo W. Dipaolo ’64Manno A. Eck, Jr. ’85Brandon J. Edwards ’09Robert C. Eisley ’71Joseph F. Eiswerth ’50Nicolas J. Ellis ’05David K. Elmer ’80Bruce A. Emig ’92 (assistant professor,HVAC technology)Michael D. Eshbach ’10Ralph R. Etters, Jr. ’45Adrian A. Fay ’52Michael D. Ferster ’74Michael S. Fischer ’13Joseph E. Fox ’59Donna L. Gattiker ’72Frank C. Grenoble (assistant professor,building construction)Richard W. Griffin, Jr. ’81Charles J. Hamberger ’50Cynthia R. Hauser ’75Thomas G. Hauser ’58Roy E. Heberling ’48Wayne L. Hepler ’80William C. Hillman ’62Steven P. Hirsch (assistant professor,advertising art)Dennis E. Hoffman ’67Joan Hubbard (payroll/bookkeeper)Franklin E. Hugill ’58Torrence Huling ’50Suzanne A. Hummel ’06Gladys E. Hunsinger ’86George J. Hurne ’51Wilbur Jackson ’49John H. Johns ’56Charles A. Jones ’58Thomas S. Kefalas, Sr. ’50Marvin W. Kelsey ’63Karl E. Kettler ’50Jennie L. Knight ’76William E. Krainak ’60Kim J. Krause ’89Timothy A. Lamb ’72Coranne S. Lang ’00Elmer O. Laudenslager ’84Stanley H. Leavy, Jr. ’72Harold D. Lehman (security officer)Dorothy J. Leitzel ’74Michael J. Lindemuth ’91Ralph A. Lindenmuth, Jr. ’58James W. Little ’47 (assistant professor,aviation)Joseph L. Lockard ’47George E. Logue, Sr. ’45 (former member,Foundation Board of Directors, programadvisory committee)Myron H. Longan ’48Lester R. Lovell ’65Ralph L. Lowe ’77William E. Lundy (painter)Guy K. McCloskey ’56William S. McCormick ’62Ralph McKee ’76Cynthia A. Menne ’79Jeffrey V. Mensinger ’94Merrill D. Miller ’59Madeline Minier ’42Raymond A. Mix ’63Thomas F. Montgomery ’84Donald M. Moore ’43Horace D. Moore ’83Debra I. Morehart ’77Lester S. Morse ’50Leon C. Myers, Jr. ’79Robert L. Neff ’61John C. Newberry ’70Louie F. Nickey ’50Lorie A. Noviello ’06June M. Ohnmeiss ’96Patti A. Owens ’03Lucinda K. Pequignot ’98William H. Plank ’47Brett R. Potteiger ’12Ralph L. Quaintance ’93Courtney E. Rebuck ’98Georgianna J. Reed ’05Arthur L. Rinker ’60Edmund L. Robey ’62Robert D. Rodabaugh ’83Kenneth L. Sampsell ’55Fred C. Schaefer, Jr. ’77 (instructor,graphic arts)John C. Schooff ’04Clair J. Schrack, Jr. ’62Larry S. Schreff ler ’67Richard A. Shaner ’55Gordon J. Smart ’48Stacey A. Snyder ’80Gilbert M. Stahl ’70John R. Stamm, Jr. ’73Charles M. Starr ’57Elizabeth M. Steinbacher ’63Thomas G. Steinbacher ’76Mary Lib W. Stockwell (former member,Foundation Board of Directors)Henry D. Strothers ’87Earlene M. Stutzman ’85Paul S. Swope ’55Zachary C. Teter ’11David L. Thomas ’77Bernard Tironie ’48Merrill E. Ulmer ’56Christopher K. Varndell ’75Robert L. Wagner ’92Jonathan F. Warner ’72Phil Watt (toolroom attendant)James A. Webb, Sr. (former member,corporate advisory board, graphiccommunication managementadvisory committee)John A. Weber ’81Melissa L. Welteroth ’07Roy L. Wert ’50Leroy Williams, Jr. ’93Marcia E. Williams ’84John C. Wilson, Jr. ’75Charles A. Yaw ’00Roberta M. Younkin ’72Allan R. Yufer ’69Franklin R. Zappitella ’58Ralph E. Zeigler (instructor, sheet metal)William W. Zeisloft ’57Paul J. Zell, Sr. (instructor, plumbing)John R. Zwald ’70Pennsylvania College of Technology’s InstitutionalAdvancement Office staff has worked diligentlyto make this list complete and accurate. If youfind an error or omission, we sincerely apologize.Please contact: Institutional AdvancementOffice at 570-320-8000 with any additions orcorrections, email onecollegeavenue@pct.edu,or write to Institutional Advancement Office DIF64, Pennsylvania College of Technology, OneCollege Avenue, Williamsport, PA 17701.Winter 2013 31

invest Nowchange lives ForeverAmong the youngest learners on campus, achild explores the playground at the Robert andMaureen Dunham Children’s Learning Center.Support the Penn College ScholarshipCampaign with a planned gift.Planned gifts – such as including PennCollege in your will or as the beneficiaryof an insurance policy, IRA, or retirementaccount – are a great way to funda scholarship that will help futuregenerations of Penn College students.Contact Institutional Advancementfor more information570-320-8000866-GIVE-2-PCoca.pct.edu/InvestNowthe penn collegeScholarship CampaignThe Pillar SocietyPennsylvania College of Technologyestablished The Pillar Society in 2006to recognize the following friendswho have established planned gifts tobenefit the College or the Penn CollegeFoundation. These planned gifts includea bequest provision in their will or trust,a charitable gift annuity, a gift of lifeinsurance or retirement plan assets,or other deferred gifts. The followingindividuals were thanked and recognizedfor their support at a brunch in October:(4) AnonymousJames, Sr. and Cynthia Mengel BowerJames P. and Barbara S. BresslerC. McNeill BurgherAlvin and Elizabeth** BushJohn J. and Mary Anne L. CahirBruce ’72 and Marcia CapriottiJeannette and Charles CarterDennis L. and Verna J. CorrellDaniel and Mary DoyleRobert E. and Maureen B. Dunham*William H. and Roberta L. Feddersen*Richard FetterDavie Jane GilmourFrederick T. Gilmour ’66R. David and Joann M. KayWalter ’57 and Brenda KlockoDarla B. Logue ’79David L. ’82 and Kathleen A. ’94 MaciejewskiAlice Carl MaguireWilliam J. and Carolyn G.** MartinElizabeth L. Meyer*Jack ’74 and Valara J. MinnierVeronica and William ’64 MuzicEarl L. ’58 and Lillian A. ParrishLorraine L. PooreCharline M. PulizziJorge and Janet QuerimitBruce Alan RichardsCarol A. SavoyRobert A. and Marie Secor*Harold SinclairAndrew** and Elizabeth Jane SpulerMarvin H. and Jean R. StaimanFrank** and Jeanne StrayerD. L. StroehmannRichard J. and Kathleen H. WeilminsterJames T. Wolyniec, Jr.**Denotes new members to The Pillar Society.**Indicates that member is deceased.

Celebrate the Centennial!Pennsylvania College of TechnologyBoard of DirectorsSen. E. Eugene Yaw, ChairDr. John J. Cahir, Vice ChairMr. Joseph J. Doncsecz, TreasurerRep. Garth EverettMr. Steven P. JohnsonMs. Lynda M. LivingstonDr. Robert N. PangbornDr. Thomas G. PooleDr. John J. RomanoDr. Robert A. SecorMr. John M. YoungThe Honorable Alvin C. Bush, Chairman EmeritusDr. Robert E. Dunham, Chairman EmeritusMr. William Davis, Director EmeritusMrs. Carol Herrmann, Director EmeritaCorporate Advisory BoardMr. John A. BlaschakMr. Alan GehringerMr. David LivingstonDr. Vincent MatteoMs. Andree P. PhillipsMr. Birch B. Phillips, Jr.Mr. Peter SchultzMr. Scott WelchMr. Jeff C. WheelandJan. 23, 7:30 p.m., Community Arts CenterCentennial Kick-Off Eventfeaturing John Ratzenberger, star of television’s “Cheers” andproducer/host of the Travel Channel’s “Made in America” seriesMarch 29, 2-4 p.m.Centennial Open HouseApril 25, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.Automotive Centennial Celebrationfeaturing a horseless carriage car showOct. 10-11Centennial Homecomingfeaturing the inaugural Williamsport Area Community College ReunionOct. 26, 2-4 p.m.Centennial Open HouseFind a more complete list of events and a timeline of Penn Collegehistory at oca.pct.edu/centennial.Pennsylvania College of Technology became an affiliate of The Pennsylvania State University in 1989after establishing a national reputation for education supporting workforce development, first as atechnical institute and later as a community college. Today, Penn College is a special mission affiliateof Penn State, committed to applied technology education. In addition, Penn College manages thestate’s largest worker-training program through Workforce Development & Continuing Education.The modern Penn College campus offers students hands-on instruction and access to the latestequipment, leading to excellent graduate placement and degrees that work.An affiliate of The Pennsylvania State UniversityPenn College operates on a nondiscriminatory basis.Foundation Board of DirectorsMr. Patrick Marty, ChairpersonMr. George E. Logue, Jr., First Vice ChairpersonMr. Marshall D. Welch, III, Second Vice ChairpersonMr. Daniel A. Klingerman, SecretaryDr. William J. Martin, TreasurerMr. Aubrey V. AlexanderMr. Larry Allison, Jr.Mr. James W. Bower, Sr.Mr. Al A. ClappsMr. John M. ConferMr. Jon P. ConklinMrs. Nichole CrawfordMr. James E. CunninghamMrs. Daria FishDr. Davie Jane GilmourMr. George E. GirioMr. Richard A. GrafmyreMrs. Anna GriffithMr. Michael J. Hudock, Jr.Mr. James P. HuffmanMr. Philip H. JohnsonMr. Christopher E. KeiserMr. William P. ManosMr. Raymond R. MattieMrs. Ann S. PeppermanMrs. Annmarie PhillipsMr. Jeffrey W. RauffMr. Paul H. Rooney, Jr.Mr. John P. RyanMrs. Linda L. SchultzMr. Mark C. SitlerMr. Steven M. SlebodaMr. Bruce A. SmithgallMr. Barry R. StigerMr. Steven UzupisMr. Michael A. VuocoloMr. Robert P. WalkerMr. Ray WheelandMr. James T. Wolyniec, Jr.Mr. John M. YoungHonorary TrusteesMr. Thomas W. DempseyMrs. Charline M. PulizziMr. David L. StroehmannMr. Albert R. Styrcula

Pennsylvania College of TechnologyOne College AvenueWilliamsport PA 17701-5799Non-Profit Org.U.S. PostageP A I DPermit No. 20Williamsport, PA 17701Change Service Requested100 Works!Submit your artwork andbe part of history! Seekingentries from students, alumni,retirees and employees ofPenn College, WilliamsportArea Community College andWilliamsport Technical Institute100 works of art will beselected for this juriedexhibitionTheme for entries is“Past, Present, Future”The theme is open to interpretation,but work should relate to at leastone of its three elementsCentennial Exhibition at The Gallery at Penn College Oct. 10-Nov. 9, 2014entry deadline: June 20570-320-2445gallery@pct.eduoca.pct.edu/galleryA Note to ParentsIf this issue of One College Avenue is addressedto a daughter or son who has established aseparate permanent residence, please notifyus of that new address by sending an email toalumni@pct.eduReceiving Duplicate Copies?If you are receiving more than one copy ofOne College Avenue, please forward the mailinglabel panel from each issue you receive to:Alumni Relations, DIF 62Pennsylvania College of TechnologyOne College AvenueWilliamsport, PA 17701-5799PCToday: Online Source for News and InformationJoin the thousands who visit oca.pct.edu/pctoday each day tostay up-to-date with what’s happening at Pennsylvania College ofTechnology. Whether you’re looking for Penn College news or the latestactivities and services, make PCToday part of your day … every day.