May issue of the Towering Titan Newsletter - Westminster College

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For three years now the May 

Issue of the Towering Titan Newsletter 

is a themed issue. This year 

we invite you to take the Great 

Westminster Sports Trivia Quiz. 

There are 50 questions and the 

answers will be published in the 

next Towering Titan Newsletter as 

well as 10 per week on the Titan 

Sports Blog found on the Titan 

Athletics Web site beginning in the 

first week of May at westminster. 

edu/athletics. Good luck and 

Enjoy! 

#1 

On Dec. 29, 1934, the 

Titan basketball team 

upset this team, 37- 

33, in the first-ever 

college doubleheader 

played at Madison 

Square Garden in New York City. 

A. NYU 

B. St. John’s 

C. Fordham 

D. Notre Dame 

A. Golf 

B. Football 

C. Tennis 

D. Wrestling 

Coach Gene Nicholson 

has led Titan teams 

to conference championships 

in all but 

which of the following 

sports? 

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#3 

Since Westminster 

became 

eligible for PAC 

championships 

in 2002-03, 

which team 

has won the most team titles 

with five? 

A. Men’s Swimming & Diving 

B. Women’s Swimming & Diving 

C. Men’s Soccer 

D. Women’s Soccer 

#4 

In which decade 

did the 

Westminster 

football teams 

compile the 

best winning percentage (83.3%)? 

A. 1950s 

B. 1970s 

C. 1960s 

D. 1980s 

May 2010 

The Great Westminster 

#2 

Sports Trivia Quiz 

#5 

Pictured below, she 

holds the Westminster 

volleyball team’s 

record with 1,468 

career kills. 

A. Jessica Faflik 

B. Suzanne Fitz 

C. Carrie Gorda 

D. Heidi Jorgensen 

#6 

A. 1949-50 

B. 1959-60 

C. 1961-62 

D. 1993-94 

The Titan men’s 

basketball team set 

the school record for 

wins with 26 in which 

season? 

#7 

Which school did the 

Titan football team 

defeat in back-toback 

seasons to win 

two of its six NAIA 

national championships? 

A. Wisconsin-Whitewater 

B. Wisconsin-LaCrosse 

C. Pacific Lutheran 

D. California Lutheran 

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#8 

A. Cross Country 

B. Soccer 

C. Tennis 

D. Track & Field 

#9 

A. Andy Blatt 

B. Tim McNeil 

C. Craig Mills 

D. Sean O’Shea 

#10 

Which of the following 

sports did Titan football 

coaching legend 

Harold Burry NEVER 

coach? 

Who was the team 

MVP of the 1994 NAIA 

National Championship 

football team? 

The Westminster men’s basketball and 

women’s basketball teams’ all-time 

leading scorers were seniors in the 

2007-08 season. Who are they? 

A. Craig Hannon and Desiree Sterling 

B. Craig Hannon and Emilee Ackerman 

C. Mark DeMonaco and Desiree Sterling 

D. Mark DeMonaco and Emilee Ackerman 

Who 

are 

They? 

#11 

A. Wayne Christy 

B. Nels Oestreich 

C. Joanne Leight 

D. Jan Reddinger 

#12 

A. Felton Brown 

B. Harold Davis 

C. Marlowe Tolbert 

D. LaRoyal Wilson 

Who holds the 

highest winning 

percentage 

in Westminster 

softball coaching 

history? 

Pictured at the 

right, he holds the 

Titan track & field 

records in both 

the 100-meter 

and 200-meter 

dashes? 

#13 

A. Pittsburgh Pirates 

B. New York Yankees 

C. Cleveland Indians 

D. Boston Red Sox 

#14 

A. 22 

B. 23 

C. 24 

D. 25 

#15 

When Brandon Drespling signed a 

free agent contract with the Milwaukee 

Brewers in 2008 he became the 

first Titan to sign with a Major League 

organization since Darryl Jones was 

drafted by which team in 1972? 

How old was women’s basketball coach 

Rosanne Scott when Westminster 

made her the youngest collegiate basketball 

coach at any level at the time 

she was hired in April 2002? 

How many undefeated regular seasons 

have Titan football teams recorded? 

A. 9 

B. 11 

C. 13 

D. 15 

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A. Peggy Fawcett 

B. Heidi Jorgensen 

C. Jody McMeans 

D. Wendy 

Wissinger 

#20 

A. Maureen Deagan 

B. Toni Goff 

C. Megan Kruth 

D. Kristen Zukowski 

#22 

A. Wes Bennett 

B. Chet Claire 

C. Jerry Neff 

D. Buzz Ridl 

#23 

Pictured below, 

she was the first 

Titan volleyball 

player to earn 

NAIA All-American 

honors. 

Who was the first female to earn 

All-America honors for the Titans in 

swimming? 

Who was the first Titan basketball 

player to score over 1,000 points in his 

career? 

Pictured with coach 

Scott Renninger, he 

holds the Titan baseball 

team’s record for 

career batting average 

(.457). 

A. Bill Douds Jr. 

B. Scott Higgins 

C. Brian Kinky 

D. Jack Pogue 

#17 

A. 75 B. 77 

C. 80 D. 82 

#18 

How many consecutive 

home 

basketball games 

did the Titans win 

from Dec. 1942 to 

Jan. 1952? 

Who is the only 

Titan football player 

to earn firstteam 

All-America 

honors for three 

straight years? 

A. Larry Pugh B. Harold Davis 

C. Brad Tokar D. Craig Mills 

#21 

A. Mark Claire 

B. Frank Emanuele 

C. Mark Humphrey 

D. Paul O’Neil 

#19 

Why are Westminster 

sports teams 

nicknamed the 

Towering Titans? 

A. Former coach Harold Burry named 

the 1952 team after the B-17 Bomber 

he flew in World War II. 

B. The student newspaper nicknamed 

the tall players on the 1926 basketball 

team and the name stuck for all 

Westminster sports teams. 

C. Athletes in 1932 who were members 

of Greek fraternities were called 

Titans after the Greek mythological 

gods and the name later applied to 

all Westminster athletes. 

He was a two-time, first-team 

All-American at offensive guard for the 

1976 and 1977 National Championship 

Titan football teams. 

I may wear #21, but 

you are the answer to 

Question 21! 


#24 

A. Chuckie Davis 

B. Ron Galbreath 

C. Jim Riley 

D. Warren Sallade 

#25 

A. Men’s Golf 

B. Men’s Swimming 

C. Women’s Soccer 

D. Softball 

#26 

A. Kevin Franz 

B. James Graham 

C. Joe Micchia 

D. Sean O’Shea 

#27 

A. Dana DePaolo 

B. Scott Higgins 

C. Brian Kinky 

D. Greg Mencini 

#28 

A. Gary Brown 

B. Mark DeMonaco 

C. John Fontanella 

D. Rich Kunselman 

Who is the only 

three-time All- 

American in Titan 

basketball history? 

Which Titan team 

won the only NCAA 

Division II GLIAC 

team championship 

in 1999? 


football team’s single 

season passing 

record with 2,433 

yards? 

This Titan had 

a .503 batting 

average to lead 

the 1982 baseball 

team to 27 wins. 


he holds the Titan 

basketball record 

for most points in 

one game with 51. 

#29 

A. Drew Dugan 

B. Dave Fuller 

C. Myron Luthringer 

D. Gerald Nappi 

Pictured above, 

he was the men’s 

swim team’s 

first-ever national 

champion. 

#30 

What year did the 

Titan basketball 

team stop hosting 

games at Old 77 

to enter the team’s 

current home gym in the Memorial 

Field House? 

A. 1951 

B. 1955 

C. 1962 

D. 1977 

#31 

A. Craig Mills 

B. Matt Raich 

C. Dan Boes 

D. Kevin Blazer 

#32 

A. Jess Cooper 

B. Katie Spehar 

C. Megan Harding 

D. Katelyn Kushner 

This current 

Arizona Cardinals 

assistant coach is 

the Titans’ all-time 

leading tackler. 

Who was the first 

All-American in 

the history of the 

women’s track and 

field program? 

#33 

Quarterback Joe 

Micchia only started 

two full seasons 

for the Titans 

but he holds one 

of the most unattainable records in 

football team history with how many 

career touchdown passes? 

A. 49 

B. 56 

C. 63 

D. 68 

#34 

Which Westminster 

baseball player’s 

36-game hit streak 

led all of NCAA 

and ranked 10th 

all-time in Division III before it was 

snapped on March 7, 2009? 

A. Brandon Drespling 

B. Nick Maiorano 

C. John Izzo 

D. Donnie Womeldorff 

#35 


she is the Westminster 

women’s 

tennis team’s 

all-time leader in 

singles and doubles victories. 

A. Shelly Hughes 

B. Hilary Newman 

C. April Scudere 

D. Christina 

Commisso 


#36 

A. Costa Rica 

B. Barbados 

C. Belize 

D. Bolivia 

Former Titan 

basketball player 

Kevin Siroki is 

the head coach 

of what country’s 

national team? 

#37 

Who is the Westminster 

women’s 

soccer team’s 

all-time leader in 

career goals (80) 

and assists (39)? 

A. Ashley Pyle 

B. Tammy Newell 

C. Mallory Bugel 

D. Christina Adams 

#38 

A quarterback 

who led the Titans 

to an undefeated 

regular season in 

1981, he recently 

finished his 20th season as the Dallas 

Cowboys’ Director of Public Relations. 

A. Steve Kraus 

B. Rich Dalrymple 

C. Rich Edder 

D. Jeff Souder 

#39 

A. Buzz Ridl 

B. Scott Renninger 

C. Gene Nicholson 

D. Joe Fusco 

#40 

A. Bob Ostrowski 

B. John Rush 

C. Bill Bailey 

D. Paul Funera 

Who coached the 

men’s tennis team 

to an 11-4 record 

in 1985? 

#41 

In what year did 

Buzz Ridl, Stan 

Wasik, Joe Spak, 

Lee Fox and Dale 

Dunmire (pictured 

above left to right) lead the Titan 

basketball team to the National Invitational 

Tournament (NIT) tournament 

with a record of 24-3? 

A. 1939-40 

B. 1940-41 

C. 1941-42 

D. 1942-43 

#42 

On March 11, 

1960, Don McCaig 

made the winning 

basket in Westminster’ssemifinal 

win over this team that was the 

three-time defending NAIA national 

champion. 

A. Tennessee A&I 

B. Southwest Texas 

C. Southeastern Oklahoma 

D. Prairie View A&M 

This former Titan (right), whose daughter Alex (left) is a current 

member of the Titan women’s tennis team, is the men’s 

tennis team’s all-time singles wins leader (59-6). 

#43 

A. Andy Blatt 

B. Joe DeGruttola 

C. Scott Froelich 

D. Brad Tokar 

#44 

A. Lisa Dueringer 

B. Jennifer Pancake 

C. Meredith Oswald 

D. Bethany Pinkerton 

#45 


Titan football 

record for most 

rushing yards in a 

season (1,982)? 

This softball 

pitcher posted a 

school-record 172 

strikeouts. 

Which of these 

NBA Hall of Famers 

did NOT play 

against Westminster 

in college? 

A. Earl Monroe, Winston-Salem 

B. David Robinson, Navy 

C. Willis Reed, Grambling 

#46 


this Titan men’s 

soccer player was 

the team’s firstever 

Academic 

All-American who played in a schoolrecord 

85 games from 2005-08. 

A. Chris Ellwanger 

B. Blake Ordell 

C. Garrett Horvath 

D. Andrew Saporito 


#47 

Get to know the 12 current Westminster head coaches by matching the photos of each coach to 

their name and sport. 

A B C 

D E F 

G H I 

J K L 

#48 

Match the Westminster sports team 

with its years of existence (no sports 

were played during World War II). 

____Women’s Soccer A. 1884-present 

____Wrestling B. 1891-present 

____Men’s Soccer C. 1897-1909, 1917-present 

____Football D. 1946-53, 1986-present 

____Women’s Track & Field E. 1966-76 

____Men’s Basketball F. 1970-present 

____Women’s Basketball G. 1976-present 

____Baseball H. 1998-present 

____Women’s Volleyball I. 2002-present 

#49 

There have been 109 All-Americans at 

Westminster. Match the total number 

of All-Americans with the sport. 

____Volleyball A. 45 

____Track & Field B. 43 

____Football C. 15 

____Baseball D. 3 

____Men’s Basketball E. 2 

____Swimming F. 1 

#50 

____Jeff Hand, Football 

____Rob Klamut, Swimming & Diving 

____Tim McNeil, Track & Field/Cross Country 

____Gene Nicholson, Men’s Golf 

____Carmen Nocera, Baseball 

____Larry Ondako, Men’s Basketball 

____Jan Reddinger, Softball 

____Scott Renninger, Tennis 

____Debi Roud, Women’s Golf 

____Rosanne Scott, Women’s Basketball 

____Tammy Swearingen, Volleyball 

____Girish Thakar, Soccer 

Match the football team’s 2010 home 

opponent with the last year that team 

beat Westminster in New Wilmington. 

____Grove City A. Never 

____Bethany B. 1940 

____Thiel C. 1961 

____Saint Vincent D. 2005 


Women’s Golf (19-37) 

Spring Sports 

Scoreboard 

Sept. 18 Saint Vincent Invitational - 3rd/8 (367) 

Sept. 19-20 Mercyhurst Invitational 

6th/8 (361-362 723) 

Sept. 29-30 PAC Championships (Fall) 

2nd/2 (368-355 723) 

Oct. 8 Allegheny Invitational - 8th/9 (385) 

Oct. 19 Grove City Invitational - 2nd/4 (401) 

March 27-28 Mount Union Invitational 

7th/9 (418-413 831) 

April 10 Mercyhurst Invitational - 13th/16 (390) 

April 12 M.L. CLELAND ECKLES INVITATIONAL 

4th/5 (404) 

April 20-21 PAC Championships (Spring) 

2nd/2 (390-366 756, 1,479) 

April 24 Grove City Invitational - 3rd/3 (393) 

Outdoor Track & Field 

March 13 Coastal Carolina Invitational % 

March 23 Grove City Mini-Invitational % 

March 27 Western Pa. Championships 

Women 1st/2, Men 2nd/3 

April 10 Carnegie Mellon Quad Meet 

Women 2nd/4, Men 4th/4 

April 14 PAC NORTH QUAD MEET 

Women 1st/2, Men 1st/3 

April 17 WESTMINSTER INVITATIONAL 

Women 1st/8, Men 3rd/6 

April 24 Baldwin-Wallace Invitational % 

May 1 PAC Championships (at Grove City) 

May 21 Gregory Invitational (at North Central (Ill.)) 

Baseball (9-20, 5-8 PAC) 

March 9 Ursinus # W / 7-2 

March 9 Ursinus # L / 7-8 

March 10 Elizabethtown # L / 2-7 

March 10 Elizabethtown # W / 3-0 

March 11 Penn State Behrend # L / 5-7 

March 11 Penn State Behrend # L / 0-8 

March 13 Centenary (N.J.) # L / 7-11 

March 14 Mitchell (Conn.) # W / 7-0 

March 14 Mitchell (Conn.) # L / 2-3 

March 20 at Mount Union L / 2-4 

March 20 at Mount Union L / 9-11 

March 27 GROVE CITY* L / 3-4 

March 27 GROVE CITY* W / 7-5 

March 30 WAYNESBURG* W / 9-5 

March 30 WAYNESBURG* W / 13-10 

April 2 THIEL* W / 6-2 

April 3 at Thiel* L / 11-12 


April 7 at Waynesburg* L / 3-15 

April 10 WASH. & JEFF.* L / 2-5 

April 11 at Wash. & Jeff.* L / 15-19 

April 11 at Wash. & Jeff.* L / 6-7 

April 12 at Grove City* L / 4-19 

April 14 GENEVA W / 14-5 

April 17 at Case Western Reserve L / 2-4 

April 17 at Case Western Reserve L / 3-10 

April 20 at Geneva L / 4-5 


April 23 BETHANY* W / 10-6 

April 28 at Hiram 1 p.m. (2) 

May 1 SAINT VINCENT 1 p.m. (1) 

May 2 at Saint Vincent 1 p.m. (2) 

May 8 THOMAS MORE* 1 p.m. (2) 

May 9 THOMAS MORE* 1 p.m. (1) 

Schedule Legend 

* Presidents’ Athletic Conference game 

^ at Hilton Head Island, S.C. 

$ at Fort Pierce, Fla. 

! at Kissimmee, Fla. 

% Unscored meet 

Men’s Golf (43-47) 

Sept.20-21 Kuhn Invitational at Allegheny 

13th/18 (331-314 645) 

Sept.24 Penn State Behrend Invitational 

5th/11 (325) 

Sept.28-29 PAC Championships (Fall) 

4th/7 (316-318 634) 

Oct. 5 WESTMINSTER FALL INVITATIONAL 

3rd/9 (333) 

Oct. 21 Grove City Invitational - 2nd/5 (318) 

March 29 WESTMINSTER SPRING INVITATIONAL 

5th/12 (336) 

April 8 Carnegie Mellon Invitational - 5th/5 (322) 

April 10-11 Edward Jones Shootout (at CMU) 

7th/11 (330-323 653) 

April 15 Saint Vincent Invitational - 9th/13 (339) 

April 17 Thiel Invitational - 2nd/7 (334) 

April 19-20 PAC Championships (Spring) 

4th/7 (330-328 658, 1292) 

April 26 Grove City Invitational - t4th/8 (314) 

Men’s Tennis (3-9, 3-2 PAC) 

Feb. 27 at Penn State Behrend L / 1-8 

March 8 Northwestern (Minn.)^ L / 1-8 

March 9 Heidelberg^ L / 0-9 

March 20 at Thomas More* W / 6-3 

March 23 PITT-BRADFORD L / 3-6 

March 24 BETHANY* W / 5-4 

March 26 FROSTBURG STATE L / 0-9 

March 27 WASH. & JEFF.* W / 5-4 

March 31 SAINT VINCENT L / 3-6 

April 7 at Grove City* L / 0-9 

April 10 WAYNESBURG* L / 2-7 

April 18 at Marietta L / 1-8 

April 23-24 PAC Championships 5th/6 (12) 

(at Erie, Pa.) 

Softball (21-13, 7-3 PAC) 

March 9 Eastern Mennonite! L / 4-8 

March 9 Emmanuel! W / 4-1 

March 10 Defiance! L / 1-4 

March 10 Saint Francis (Ind.)! L / 7-8 

March 13 Fontbonne! L / 1-3 

March 13 William Paterson! L / 0-1 

March 14 Massachusetts Liberal Arts! L / 1-2 

March 14 Utica! W / 10-1 

March 20 at Pitt-Bradford W / 4-2 

March 20 at Pitt-Bradford W / 5-0 

March 24 PENN STATE-ALTOONA W / 4-2 

March 24 PENN STATE-ALTOONA W / 8-6 

March 31 CASE WESTERN RESERVE W / 9-6 

March 31 CASE WESTERN RESERVE W / 9-8 


April 1 at Thiel* W / 2-1 

April 6 PENN STATE BEHREND L / 4-9 

April 6 PENN STATE BEHREND W / 10-1 



April 12 at Pitt-Greensburg W / 9-1 

April 12 at Pitt-Greensburg W / 9-0 

April 14 GROVE CITY* W / 4-0 

April 14 GROVE CITY* L / 0-2 

April 17 SAINT VINCENT W / 5-4 

April 17 SAINT VINCENT W / 11-1 

April 20 at Waynesburg* W / 4-2 

April 20 at Waynesburg* W / 9-1 

April 22 BETHANY* W / 1-0 

April 22 BETHANY* L / 1-4 

April 24 at Washington & Jefferson* W / 4-1 

April 24 at Washington & Jefferson* W / 5-4 

April 27 at Ursuline W / 12-3 

April 27 at Ursuline L / 2-5 

April 28 CHATHAM* 3:30 p.m. 

May 1 THOMAS MORE* 1 p.m. 

From the AD ... 

Friends of Titan Athletics, 

I hope you are 

enjoying this special 

Titan Trivia edition 

of the TTO Newsletter. 

Sports Information 

Director Justin Zackal 

is the person primarily 

responsible for producing 

each edition of the 

newsletter and he has 

come up with another clever theme for this 

issue. 

I am happy to report that the number 

of donors and the total amount of contributions 

to the 2009-10 TTO fund raising campaign 

are up from a year ago at this time. 

This a is a friendly reminder that there are 

two months remaining in this fiscal year to 

make your contribution for those who have 

not yet made a gift this year. 

Here are some “save the dates” that 

you might be interested in putting on your 

calendar: 

May 10, 2010 – The 7th annual 

WESPY awards will be presented in Orr 

Auditorium. This event is organized by 

the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 

(SAAC), is open to all fans and supporters of 

Titan athletics. 

July 26, 2010 – The 32nd annual TTO 

Buzz Ridl Golf Classic will be held at the 

New Castle Country Club. Please see the 

registration information elsewhere in this 

newsletter and makes plans to join us on 

that special day in July. 

October 11, 2010 – Homecoming 

2010 will be celebrated on this date. A 

special football reunion will again be a part 

of the Homecoming activities. More details 

on the reunion will be in the next issue of 

the newsletter. 

November 6, 2010 – This the date 

for induction for the Class of 2010 into the 

Titan Sports Hall of Fame. More details on 

this event will also be included in future TTO 

newsletters. 

The 2009-10 sports season is coming to 

a close, and PAC Spring Sports Championships 

are being contested. The final steps 

in the recruiting process to attract future 

Titan student-athletes are being completed. 

We are less than two weeks away from the 

last day of classes and final exams. Your 

support of Titan athletics is always important 

and appreciated. 

Sincerely, 

Jim Dafler 

Director of Athletics 


Buzz Ridl Towering Titan Golf Outing and Dinner 

July 26, 2010 - New Castle Country Club 

The Towering Titans will hold their annual golf outing Monday, July 26, 2010, at New Castle Country Club in New Castle. Tee time will 

be a shotgun start at 1 p.m. We invite all TTO members to join us for a day of relaxation and fun. This is also a great opportunity to 

introduce new people to the organization. Make up a foursome and we will provide prizes, refreshments and a great day. To accommodate 

a full field and to maintain the pace of play, all participants will once again play a four-player scramble format. There is a discount 

available for early registration. We will also allow players to purchase mulligans (limit one per player) for $5, and a team “Skins Game” 

will be available for interested teams. Contact Westminster AD Jim Dafler at (724) 946-7313 with any questions on the format. This is 

our 11th year for promoting hole sponsorships. If you or your company are interested, please check the appropriate box on the entry 

form and return with a check and correct sign information. All hole sponsorship proceeds benefit our athletic training room. 

BUZZ RIDL CLASSIC GOLF OUTING REGISTRATION 

#__________ Greens fees, cart, driving range, prizes, refreshments, @$120 each __________ 

buffet dinner, beverages, tax & gratuity 

(Cost is $110 if registration is received by July 1, 2010) 

#__________ Mulligans (maximum one per person) @$5 each __________ 

The Towering Titans at a glance 

Providing support for Westminster’s athletic programs is the Towering Titan Organization (TTO), formed in 1976 

around a core of devoted, loyal and intensely interested alumni, parents and friends. The organization purposes itself to help 

maintain, improve and endow Westminster College’s athletic programs. 

Over $3 million in gifts have been contributed to the Towering Titan Fund since its inception. 

The annual income is distributed in this manner: 90 percent of all donations go directly to the sport(s) chosen (donations 

can be designated to a specific sport for men or women), with 10 percent going towards the operation and promotion of the 

fund. All 20 varsity sports for men and women benefit from the fund. 

A minimum gift of $30 qualifies a donor for membership. Members receive a membership card, issues of the Towering 

Titan Newsletter and invitations to social events such as golf outings each July, and recognition dinners and ceremonies that 

are scheduled periodically. Qualifying gifts are also recognized through membership in Westminster’s Giving Clubs. For more 

information or to join the Towering Titans, contact Westminster Director of Athletics Jim Dafler at (724) 946-7313. 

President: 

Peter Horne ‘76 

Vice President: 

Jack Marshall ‘67 

Secretary: 

Joe Fusco ‘60 

(Please indicate sign copy in space above) 

SHOTGUN TEE TIME - 1 p.m. 

HORS D’OEUVRES - 6 p.m. 

DINNER - 6:30 p.m. 

Prizes will be given on designated holes and for best team score 

The club will serve lunch from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

(lunch at golfer’s expense) 

Committee Members: 

Jodi Chmielewski ‘98 

David Gooch ‘75 

Bill Hazen ‘65 

Nanci Kleese Hosick ‘95 

Bob Latta 

Richard Mills ‘76 

TOTAL __________ 

Sign for hole 

sponsorship @$100 

Player’s Names: 

1)_____________________ 

2)_____________________ 

3)_____________________ 

4)_____________________ 

Return w/check to: 

Jim Dafler 

Department of Athletics 

Westminster College 

New Wilmington, PA 16172 

NO PHONE 

RESERVATIONS PLEASE!!! 

Lou Perrotta ‘94 

Robert Power Jr. ‘70 

Rick Reiber ‘74 

David Richards ‘84 

Brenda Rodgers Briggs ‘86 

Marjorie Walker

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