MOR AV I A N CO L L E G E

MORAVIAN COLLEGE 

Annual Report 2006-2007

Dear Friends: 

GREETINGS TO yOu fROM CAMPuS! 

ANd MANy THANkS TO yOu fOR THE WARM ANd GENEROuS WELCOME WHICH 

yOu HAVE ExTENdEd TO kATHy ANd ME duRING THIS PAST yEAR AS WE HAVE SETTLEd 

INTO THE RICH TRAdITIONS ANd dAILy RHyTHMS Of THE MORAVIAN COMMuNITy. 

WE ARE dELIGHTEd to be a part of this distinguished 

educational community of teaching, learning, and performing. 

you have shared with us your hopes, your dreams, and your 

understanding of what is best about Moravian, and I attempted 

to give an articulate voice to your many insights in the inauguration 

address last April. 

Community is of central importance to the educational 

experience at Moravian. We began as a community of learning 

some 265 years ago within the Moravian religious community. 

We continue to live together, study together, serve together, 

and play together. Our life together is given rich purpose and 

fundamental direction by our mission, “to prepare men and 

women for lives of leadership and service for the common good.” 

As we look to the future, we desire to be the community of the 

great embrace, welcoming men and women from all walks of life, 

being representative of the rich diversity of people and cultures 

within the many communities from which our students come to 

learn and to which they go, upon graduation, to serve. 

Liberal learning is the lifeblood of the Moravian community. 

As our faculty have said in the Moravian Academic Plan 2006, 

we want to “assure that all students grapple with the fundamental 

questions about self, society, and nature, and acquire a broad 

range of skills for critical thinking and communication.” The 

academic life on campus is intended to be rigorous. We grapple 

with life’s big questions. We search for compelling, creative, 

and cogent means for expressing the truths we discover. We seek 

the courage to listen and learn from others. As we look to the future, 

we want the passion for learning that takes place in classrooms, 

laboratories, studios, and rehearsal halls to be a part of the life 

of the residence halls, the practice fields, and the HuB as well. 

Professional service follows from liberal learning. for 

generations, Moravian has been sending well-prepared graduates 

into the world as teachers, health care professionals, business 

leaders, artists, musicians, and clergy. As we look to the future, 

we want our graduates to be able professionals as well as the 

kind of leaders who know how to address the needs and directions 

of society’s service institutions so that all men and women, 

especially those who find themselves on the fringes of society, 

are cared for in ways that are both effective and humane.

PreSIdenT 

Community is of central importance 

to the educational experience at Moravian. 

We began as a community of learning 

some 265 years ago within the Moravian 

religious community. We continue to 

live together, study together, serve together, 

and play together. 

Stewardship of our resources, both human and capital, is 

crucial to the future viability of Moravian. We have been given 

a wonderful campus, fine professional colleagues, and a growing 

endowment. As stewards of these resources, we need to commit 

ourselves to be prudent in their management and generous in our 

contributions to their growth so that our buildings can be well 

maintained, our faculty and staff well compensated, and our 

students provided with the kind of financial aid that will keep the 

door of opportunity and study open for them in the years to come. 

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Thank you for your generous contributions to Moravian. 

Together, we are proving to be good stewards of this remarkable 

community of liberal learning and preparation for professional 

leadership and service. You will discover, in the pages that 

follow, a record of how your contributions have supported the 

research of our faculty and students in many exciting ways. I 

hope that you will enjoy what you read and—what is more 

important—become even better informed about the life of 

Moravian today. 

Sincerely, 

Christopher M. Thomforde 

President 

Christopher M. ThoMforde

STUdenT 

When the Impacted Has 

UnWeLCoMe IMPACT 

LIke UnInvITed hoUSe gUeSTS, WISdoM TeeTh ofTen SPeLL 

TroUbLe, eSPeCIALLY The IMPACTed kInd ThAT LUrk Under The gUM. 

InfeCTIon CAn SeT In, MAkIng IT hArder To PULL TheM oUT, 

A S I S T h e f A T e o f M o S T o f T h e M W h A T e v e r T h e I r C o n d I T I o n . 

02. 

Thad MILLer

WhAT InTereSTed ThAd MILLer ’07 were the 

infections. In particular, he wondered whether better methods 

could be devised to tell the difference between those embedded 

cysts that can lead to head and neck infections, and even cancer 

in rare cases, and those that are not dangerous. 

dentigerous cysts are common. They usually form at the 

crown of wisdom teeth that have not erupted above the gum line. 

In general, they are identified by routine x-rays of the area in 

the course of treatment. Most are harmless, but some become 

infections that spread to the head and neck. The rule of thumb 

was the size of the cyst—if it exceeded two centimeters, it might 

deserve a closer look. 

Thad joined the search for a more accurate method of diagnosis. 

It centered on gathering samples of actual tissue from the pocket 

(follicle) in which extracted wisdom teeth had been lodged and 

treating them with chemical stains to determine whether or not 

the cyst was worrisome. 

he sought the samples from a variety of sources, including 

dental surgeons who were Moravian alumni and a noted researcher 

on the national scene, and worked under the supervision of 

biology professor James b. Mitchell Jr. “I took dozens of samples,” 

he recalled, “cut them up into tiny slices and stained them to 

reveal certain components.” The colors that emerged from the 

chemical reactions marked changes that had occurred in the 

tissue, valuable clues to whether the cyst had developed safely 

or abnormally. 

The story of his research is told in a blaze of colors in his photos 

of the experimental tissue after he has applied the stains. Page 

after page of his honors report is filled with these vivid displays 

of the records left behind by the cystic cells. 

Thad said he was seven years old when he knew for sure that 

he wanted to be a dentist. At Moravian, that ambition grew into 

a fascination with oral surgery—and the possibility of doing 

research in the field. 

With that head of steam, he took on an honors project 

whose sophistication some advisors believed to be too daunting, 

but which, in the end, impressed his faculty and dental 

professional mentors as an achievement usually not attempted 

before graduate school. 

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he said he was most grateful for Mitchell’s steadfast support, 

especially after the draft of his thesis mysteriously disappeared 

from his room four months before it was due. he rewrote the 

thesis in three weeks. 

As a prospective oral surgeon and researcher, Thad takes 

a markedly diligent approach to making progress in the field. 

Thus his concern that work such as his might contribute to 

improved care. Though it is highly unlikely that dentigerous 

cysts will develop into cancerous infections, he noted, when that 

happens the results can be dire. All the more reason to identify 

them as soon as possible. 

With that head of steam, he took on an 

honors project whose sophistication some 

advisors believed to be too daunting, 

but which, in the end, impressed his faculty 

and dental professional mentors as an 

achievement usually not attempted before 

graduate school. 

The contacts he made with specialists in dental medicine 

in the course of casting about for advice and tissue samples have 

proved invaluable, he said. “here I was, in my senior year, 

talking with these top professionals, trying to hold coherent 

conversations with them about my work,” he remembered. 

“I’ll always think for sure that I leave college knowing a whole 

lot more than when I entered.”

STUdenT 

Reasons for Shunning Math 

don’T Add UP 

JennIfer gILLArd hAS An ITCh for The UnfAMILIAr. ChooSIng A foreIgn 

CoUnTrY To SPend A SeMeSTer In, for exAMPLe, She PICked The AfrICAn nATIon 

of SenegAL rATher ThAn one of The WeLL-knoWn eUroPeAn deSTInATIonS 

fAvored bY MoST AMerICAn STUdenTS. WhILe There, She deLved InTo STUdIeS 

ThAT Were off her norMAL rAdAr SCreen. 

04. 

Jennifer gILLArd

She hAd ArrIved AT MorAvIAn with thoughts of 

becoming an english teacher. one requirement was mathematics 

for elementary education. That made her wonder how she could 

handle Calculus III. Somewhat surprisingly, she says, she loved 

it, and that led her to camp out in the Mathematics department 

“asking questions.” by the next semester, she was a confirmed 

math major. 

The decision drew the kind of blank stares and wary reactions 

which reminded her that mathematics has an image problem. 

Mention the subject and people backed away as if they’d been hit 

by a whiff of ammonia. It was to be avoided as too tough, too 

obscure, too useless, too time-consuming: in a word, too scary 

and too irrelevant. 

To Jennifer, the reputation was all wrong. her experience 

taught her that mathematics is beautiful, fascinating, and 

approachable, and that its usefulness as a tool in everything 

from art to zoology was immeasurable. her research project, 

under the guidance of mathematics professor kay Somers, set 

out to locate some sources of the image problem by inspecting 

math textbooks from the 1920s, the 1960s, and the first years 

of the 21st century. how had they changed over time? She 

hypothesized that this primary teaching tool had much to do 

with how math came across to generations of students. 

She plucked sample texts largely from the College’s vast 

interlibrary storehouse. She investigated the difficulty levels 

of the problems and also noted that there were obvious 

technological differences. newer books were loaded with current 

graphic marvels: bright colors, dazzling pictures, and dozens 

of charts and graphs. by comparison, the books of yesteryear were 

stark and drab. but to Jennifer, the glittering array of illustra- 

tions in the newer texts contained a flaw that worked against 

making math more user-friendly. Just as advertising sometimes 

“takes away from the product itself,” she said, the abundance of 

spiffy textbook graphics “becomes so distracting that it encourages 

students to think they won’t be any good at math itself—there’s 

too much fluff.” Adding to this distress, she concluded, is that 

modern texts contain more worked-out examples. older texts, 

by comparison, relied more on the teacher and presented the math 

challenges more directly and less threateningly. 

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She came up with a suggestion of her own: to stop students 

from turning into mathophobes, include fewer “rote” problems 

and more investigative problems. 

The second part of Jennifer’s study contributed to assistant 

professor kevin hartshorn’s effort to attract interest in mathematics 

by linking it to cultural studies. he developed a course 

called “ethnomathematics,” which spotlights examples of how 

mathematics has been woven into the lives of other, sometimes 

vanished, cultures. best known of these artifacts may be the 

abacus, an instrument devised and still used by the Chinese to 

calculate sums in everyday commerce, but many other marvels 

have awaited rediscovery. 

To Jennifer, the reputation was all wrong. 

her experience taught her that mathematics 

is beautiful, fascinating, and approachable, 

and that its usefulness as a tool in everything 

from art to zoology was immeasurable. 

Jennifer explored historical topics, such as string-knotting 

techniques used by the Incas of the Andes region of South 

America for mathematics and record-keeping, and current 

cultural topics, such as the geometry and graph theory underlying 

the sand drawings of the bushongo people of the Congo 

region of Africa. The 100-level course she helped develop is 

now taught as a Cultural values and global Issues course in 

the College’s general education curriculum.

STUdenT 

It May Not Know Where It’s Going 

bUT IT knoWS Where IT’S been 

IT dIdn’T PAY hIS bILLS or Iron hIS ShIrTS, bUT IT Won hIM dISTInCTIon 

WITh one of The MoST noveL And fUn SoAr ProJeCTS of The PAST YeAr: 

A SPrY roboT. ToWArd The end of The SPrIng SeMeSTer, WeSLeY MoSer ’08 WAS 

A fAMILIAr SIghT In The hAUPerT UnIon bUILdIng In The CoMPAnY of 

hIS CoLorfUL CreATIon, ofTen TrAILed bY CUrIoUS STUdenTS And fACULTY. 

06. 

Wesley MoSer

IT WAS A roboT he had designed to tell a computer 

program where it had been. As it ambled around a flat terrain, 

steering clear of obstacles, its sensors relayed its path electronically 

to the computer, which then displayed its route as a line-map 

on a screen. 

The little wanderer’s frame is built of lego blocks—yellow, 

blue, red, and green—prized artifacts of Wesley’s childhood. To 

provide mobility, two miniature tractor tires anchor the rear, and 

steering wheels are mounted on the front. Its innards are packed 

with sensing and computing equipment. A short, revolving 

antenna in the forward section uses a sonar type mechanism to 

survey the terrain ahead of the moving object. It sends what it 

finds to the electronic processor behind it, which keeps track of 

everything the sonar senses and all motion that has occurred. 

The information eventually appears on the computer screen. 

The research started when ben Coleman, 

assistant professor of computer science, 

asked if he’d like to do a project in the field. 

from the shelves of the department he 

found the abandoned remains of a robot-like 

object that had been used for an experiment 

a decade ago. That touched off his lego 

affinity and his curiosity about robots. from 

that germ of an idea, the concept gradually 

took shape. 

It has the look of a small delivery truck with a forward “cab” 

and a rear cargo container crammed with technological gadgetry. 

To Wesley, it is an achievement even he sometimes finds hard to 

believe, and a source of sheer delight. “Anything I’d built before 

I’ve had to push,” he noted. 

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The research started when ben Coleman, assistant professor 

of computer science, asked if he’d like to do a project in the 

field. from the shelves of the department he found the abandoned 

remains of a robot-like object that had been used for an 

experiment a decade ago. That touched off his lego affinity 

and his curiosity about robots. from that germ of an idea, 

the concept gradually took shape. 

The first goal was to keep the robot from bumping into 

things. This involved installing sensors that would measure the 

distance to objects. As the robot approached an object, it would 

recognize a reduction in the distance, and turn to avoid the 

object. no more crashes. 

finding a means that allowed the device to map its direction 

proved even tougher, Wesley said. “The robot can’t see where 

it is,” he said, “so that presented all kinds of challenges. It involved 

lots of math. All the robot does know is how fast it can go.” 

Where and how far had to be determined by ingenuity. Persistence 

and know-how would pay off when he was able to make the 

biggest leap, translating the data gathered from charting the robot’s 

location and devising a program that would show its track on 

a computer screen. 

“The roughest part was the robot telling the computer what 

it did,” he said. Math again came to the rescue as he turned data 

from “the real world to the images of a computer world.” In 

its finished form, the robot scoots over a surface within an 

enclosed area and its meanderings appear as crooked lines on 

a computer monitor. 

Wesley is majoring in both mathematics and computer 

science. he counts as great good fortune his opportunity to 

learn hands-on skills from his father, an electrician with whom 

he has worked in partnership. he would like to learn more 

about robots, but he’s not yet ready to embark on the frontier 

of artificial intelligence. It’s a bit “scary,” he said, “but then 

again I don’t understand how it works.”

The STorY ConCernS eLIShA, the prophet chosen 

as the handpicked successor to the better-known holy man, elijah, 

eight centuries before Christ. A desperate woman has appealed 

to elisha to save her two sons from being sold into slavery. he 

advises her to pour her oil into pots and jars offered by her 

neighbors. She does so. Miraculously, there is enough oil to fill 

all the containers, and she finds she has enough to pay off 

those who threaten her sons. 

The lesson, said associate professor deborah Appler, a hebrew 

bible scholar at Moravian Theological Seminary, is that the 

community of people who pitched in to save the day deserves much 

more credit for it than elisha does. That was one of the points 

she drew in her year-long analysis of how elisha’s example— 

an important one in her field of biblical study—might apply in 

the African nation of Tanzania where she spent the past academic 

term (her sabbatical) at Teofilo kisani University, a Moravianrelated 

school in the southwest Tanzanian city of Mbeya. 

highlighting the community as a source of the godly solutions 

had a strong resonance in Tanzania, she saw, because Africans 

overall place so much emphasis on communal activity to take care 

What Profit a Scriptural 

ProPheT In Modern-dAY AfrICA? 

AT fIrST, ThIS ACCoUnT MAY SoUnd ALL Too fAMILIAr: IT’S 

AboUT rAnSoM for oIL In The MIddLe eAST. bUT ITS SeTTIng And ConTenT 

Are fAr reMoved froM PeTrodoLLArS And drILLIng rIgS. 

08. 

of many of their most basic problems. Moreover, awarding 

elisha too much of the praise resembled a lingering pattern of 

deference to outside benefactors, primarily Westerners, a trend 

that continues long after official colonialism has ended. 

Professor Appler incorporated this and many other conclusions 

in a paper delivered to a selected group of scholars at the Institute 

for Wesleyan Studies at oxford University in england this past 

August. Its title: “What’s a Mzungu to do? A Western Christian 

reading of elisha’s Prophetic Mission in the Light of Today’s 

Christian Mission in Tanzania.” 

“Mzungu” means “to wander” and refers to all who arrive in 

Tanzania from other parts of the world. Appler said she was 

often uncomfortable as a privileged Westerner, asking herself 

whether she and the various missionaries in the region (the 

Moravian mission extends back to 1891) could be helpful in a 

setting where foreign Christians often carried the stigma 

of colonial oppression and, on the other hand, played a 

crucial role, providing urgently needed resources in such 

areas as medicine, education and nutrition.

ProfeSSor 

Appler said she was often uncomfortable 

as a privileged Westerner, asking herself 

whether she and the various missionaries 

in the region could be helpful in a setting 

where foreign Christians often carried the 

stigma of colonial oppression and, on the 

other hand, played a crucial role, providing 

urgently needed resources in such areas as 

medicine, education and nutrition. 

for Appler, the elisha in the story of the ransomed sons is 

shown at his best, respecting the judgment of the people to solve 

the problem. That concept reinforced African convictions about 

grass-roots collaboration. but at other places in the elisha account 

(II kings 2:1-13:22) she saw a mighty prophet setting a terrible 

09. 

Deborah APPLer 

example. Such as the time he consigned a group of boys to death 

for poking fun at him. or the episode where, in Appler’s view, 

he may have imposed a “miracle” baby on a strong woman leader 

who had no children. Appler’s claim, from her research into a 

stack of texts by Africans and other scholars, was that elisha had 

ignored the woman’s own feelings about having a child and that 

the prophet may have done so in order to place her in the ranks 

of traditional subservient women where her leadership would be 

blunted. Such a story could be used to underscore potential bias 

against women, she believes, but only if elisha’s missteps are 

taken into account. 

These and other exercises in hard analysis of how an accurate 

reading of the book of kings may help uncover the situation 

of Western Christians in Tanzania can be found in Appler’s paper, 

which she is rounding into final form for publication. Among 

her other findings: elisha’s account can teach tolerance (he heals 

an enemy) and good works (he purifies water for drinking). 

“When elisha engages in ministry,” she concluded, “and 

truly partners with people he serves—when he listens to them 

and doesn’t talk at them—he is most successful.”

STUdenTS 

When YouTube Becomes 

TheIr TUbe Too 

deSPITe SoMe CLoWnISh ChILLS, NighTMare oN SouTh CaMpuS hAS A hAPPY endIng. 

IT TeLLS The STorY of hooLIgAnS Who STeAL The fInAL vIdeo of A fILM CLASS AS IT 

I S o n I T S WA Y T o b e S h o W n T o T h e P U b L I C . T h e f o r C e S o f g o o d d A S h T o T h e r e S C U e , 

A f T e r A S L A P S T I C k b A T T L e , T h e Y r e T U r n T h e C L A S S ’ S h o LY g r A I L T o I T S C r e A T o r S , 

Who ofTen Look reMArkAbLY LIke re-CoSTUMed verSIonS of The vILLAInS. 

10. 

Dominic nIgITo 

ryan SheLLeY

f o r d o M I n I C n I g I T o ’ 0 7 A n d r Y A n S h e L L e Y 

’09, Nightmare was a high point of collaboration that brought 

their distinct talents and styles together. They had met in a video 

art course taught by krista Steinke finch, assistant professor of 

art, and based a loose partnership on a common enthusiasm for 

learning more about the craft. 

dominic, who was authorized by ryan to speak for the two 

of them, said their differing aptitudes and preferences resulted 

in both expanding their fields of vision. dominic sees himself 

as relatively free-wheeling and spontaneous, whereas, he said, 

ryan tended toward fixing a story line and showed particular 

proficiency in technical details. In choosing content, dominic 

said, he mostly drew from his own experiences, and ryan liked 

to play off stereotypes. 

“In terms of editing, we had different styles,” dominic said, 

“and I welcomed ryan’s strengths. I had a knack for main ideas 

and how it would look; he’d put it together. I’d do more of the 

directing; he’d do the tech stuff. he’d concentrate more on 

theme and continuity; I went more with the flow. he had more 

of a plan. I started work and the plan would come out as the 

piece developed.” 

In their explorations into the art, these styles often intertwine. 

Nightmare, for example, has both the stark reality of a video art 

class’s worst fear that their semester’s work will vanish—an anxiety 

dominic probably shared as a class member—and the feel of a 

joke, an amused, detached look at the frenzy of students at the 

end of a term. 

Another video called a poem is right out of dominic’s life. It 

is about the breakup of a rock group, much like one that dominic 

went through himself. but as it develops on the screen, the 

darkness and foreboding take on the exaggerated qualities that 

border on parody. 

Though their instincts ran in different directions, dominic 

said he and ryan worked together with remarkable harmony. “It’s 

surprising how fight-less it was,” he said. All of their productions 

are brief—no more than five minutes or so—befitting the age of 

YouTube, where brief is not just better but nearly always necessary 

to attract viewers. At the gallery showing of 15 videos at the end 

of the spring semester, many of the entries were as short as a 

minute. “If it’s too long,” dominic said, “you run the risk of 

students losing interest.” 

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At the same time, he finds feature films that hold his attention. 

Among his favorites have been three edgy movies: Confessions of a 

Dangerous Mind, Moulin rouge, and The Transformers. 

When dominic and ryan became friends, they discovered an 

intriguing Moravian connection. Their fathers had attended the 

College at the same time. both had played on the greyhound 

football team and belonged to the same fraternity. dominic’s 

mother also graduated from the school. 

Though their instincts ran in different 

directions, dominic said he and ryan 

worked together with remarkable harmony. 

“It’s surprising how fight-less it was,” he 

said. All of their productions are brief—no 

more than five minutes or so—befitting 

the age of YouTube, where brief is not just 

better but nearly always necessary to attract 

viewers. At the gallery showing of 15 videos 

at the end of the spring semester, many 

of the entries were as short as a minute. “If 

it’s too long,” dominic said, “you run the 

risk of students losing interest.” 

dominic played a lot of high school and college football 

before he ever became involved with art. he was a stalwart on 

the Central Catholic high School team and held down a 

defensive back position at Moravian until he was hobbled by 

injuries. This fall he became an assistant coach at notre 

dame high School in green Pond. The notion of designing 

another piece of video art is never far away.

STUdenT Christina La veCChIA 

The Strange Case of the 

MISSIng engLISh CoMPoSerS 

In eArLY 19Th-CenTUrY engLAnd, There WAS no ShorTAge of PoeTS 

P U r S U I n g “ r o M A n T I C ” I d e A L S . A M o n g T h e b I g g e S T S T A r S W e r e W o r d S W o r T h , 

b Y r o n , A n d k e A T S ; S C o r e S o f o T h e r S e x I S T e d J U S T o U T o f T h e L I M e L I g h T . 

bUT hAd brITISh CoMPoSerS ALSo been InSPIred bY ThAT STrAIn of roMAnTICISM? 

12.

The generALLY ACCePTed vIeW has been that they 

hadn’t. According to the usual narrative, england’s romantic 

writers flourished but the trend didn’t carry over to its composers. 

The later compositions of Mozart and the works of beethoven 

and Schubert brought the romantic spirit to London from the 

continent of europe, but, said conventional wisdom, the british 

never produced their own versions of it. 

romanticism refers to the surge of beliefs that flowed from 

revolutionary movements in europe. It included celebration 

of the individual, emotions, nature, simplicity, and subjectivity. 

british writers had it in spades; british composers supposedly 

weren’t in the market for it. 

Christina Lavecchia ’07, a versatile musician herself, 

found reason to rewrite that history. her honors research 

into that period, the late 1700s into the first decades of 

the 1800s, found evidence that there were, indeed, composers, 

now long forgotten, who had caught the romantic fever and 

incorporated it into their music. 

The most notable figure she uncovered (with grove’s Dictionary 

of Music and Musicians at the ready, and with Theresa A. dougal and 

hilde binford standing by to give professorial advice about 

english literature and music respectively) was george frederic 

Pinto (1787-1806), a doomed prodigy who wrote a few solo 

keyboard works and sonatas for piano and violin in which critics 

detect the influence of the great romanticists. but Pinto’s 

untimely death from “dissipation” at the age of 20, and his scant 

number of compositions, soon consigned him to obscurity. 

There were other composers Christina says shared this affinity 

with romanticism: among them Charles Avison, William Jackson, 

Samuel Arnold, and Thomas Linley. “They weren’t up there 

with haydn and beethoven,” she said, “but of the music I looked 

at some was pretty good. It had some romantic qualities.” 

for Christina and scholars such as nicholas Temperley, from 

whom she obtained key resources, the important point was that, 

contrary to the usual claim that romanticism had been confined 

to british literature, cross-pollination between writers and musical 

creators had taken place. It had been forgotten or neglected for 

various reasons, she found, but had a limited life of its own, 

not one that matched the exchanges on the Continent between 

poets like Schiller and composers like Mozart, but a degree of 

interaction nonetheless. 

13. 

With superstars like haydn regularly rolling into London’s 

concert halls, it was tough for english national composers to gain 

a hearing, she said. The outsiders had more appeal and the locals 

tended to be underrated. 

Christina’s dual focus on english and music inclined her to 

the kind of research she undertook. She took up the violin in 

the fourth grade and piano in high school. She’s also accomplished 

on the Celtic fiddle and the viola da gamba. In one setting or 

another, she played and sang her way through Moravian. 

for Christina and scholars such as nicholas 

Temperley, from whom she obtained 

key resources, the important point was that, 

contrary to the usual claim that romanticism 

had been confined to british literature, 

cross-pollination between writers and musical 

creators had taken place. 

At the same time, her immersion in literature stirred interest 

in the impact or one art form on another, in this case music and 

literature. Music, she said, has traditionally lagged behind the 

absorption of trends. Linking literature and music during the 

romantic period in england shows that this power new cultural 

style was having an effect across artistic lines. 

In her experience, the connections between art and life 

likewise can be baffling. for example, in her role as violin soloist 

at special occasions, mostly weddings, she has become used to 

repeating a short list of favorites such as Pachelbel’s Canon in d. 

It seemed like a natural byproduct of popular culture. Then one 

day she was asked to render another wedding hit, “Lara’s Theme” 

from the movie Dr. Zhivago, at the gravesite at a funeral. That got 

her attention.

“ 

I’d never heArd of A PLAnT that produced seeds 

that mimicked animals,” kuserk said. but there it was, identified 

with the help of his student researcher, brian birchak ’09, as a 

full-fledged “snailseed pond weed.” “I’d convinced brian that 

they were snails,” said kuserk; “then he went on the Internet 

and found ‘snailseed.’ We also looked at where they were found 

in the world and, sure enough, one site was Carbon County, 

Pennsylvania, where we were.” 

The search for life in that and other nearby bodies of water 

has been part of kuserk’s two-pronged study, with biology chair 

diane husic, of the damage caused by fumes that poured from 

the zinc smelters in the northeast part of the state for more than 

seven decades before they shut down in the 1970s. The other 

prong has been a study of the Lehigh river gap to determine 

whether efforts to restore a huge tract of land devastated by the 

smelters have had positive results. It has been an environmental 

Protection Agency Superfund site for many years. 

Much of the forest in the downwind path of the sulfuric acid 

that belched from the smelters had become barren, rock-strewn 

wasteland. The acid wiped out the vegetation (in addition to 

Was It Animal, Vegetable, or Mineral 

or More ThAn one? 

AS A bIoLogY ProfeSSor, frAnk T. kUSerk hAd Seen PLenTY of exoTIC 

orgAnISMS, bUT feW SUrPrISed hIM LIke The one he CAMe UPon In A neArbY Pond. 

IT Looked To hIM LIke A PLAnorbId SnAIL. bUT IT TUrned oUT To be SoMeThIng 

even More UnUSUAL: A PLAnT ThAT gIveS off SeedS ThAT Look LIke SnAILS. 

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fostering acid rain) and subsequently wind eroded the soil. The 

most blighted territory was the northern slope of the blue Mountains. 

five years ago, the researchers began efforts to revive the 

region, much of it now under the ownership of the Lehigh gap 

refuge in and around the community of Palmerton. 

The acid wiped out the vegetation and subse- 

quently wind eroded the soil. The most 

blighted territory was the northern slope of 

the blue Mountains. five years ago, the 

researchers began efforts to revive the re- 

gion, much of it now under the ownership 

of the Lehigh gap refuge in and around the 

community of Palmerton.

ProfeSSor 

The first step was to scatter key “soil amendments” on the 

slope: mushroom soil, fertilizers and lime. The second was to 

seed the area with rugged “warm weather grasses” such as exist 

on the difficult terrain of the great Prairie. These grasses grow 

deep roots that hold soil better than the “cold weather” variety 

that makes up most home lawns. 

for comparison, the researchers used a 1975 study of the metal 

content of the polluted soil and the prevalence of microorganisms 

that existed in it. 

The exacting process of collecting and testing new soil 

samples was carried out by Armando villafane ’08 with a level 

of competence that draws unqualified praise from his professor. 

The results were encouraging. Whereas the earlier study showed 

the level of zinc at 33,000 parts per million at the top of the 

blue Mountain ridge, the new reading was 5,317 ppm. At the 

same time, the number of microorganisms has modestly risen. 

kuserk, who has served on the Moravian faculty for 30 years, 

tempers the good news with empirical caution. “Some of the 

reduction of metal supply in the soil is simply a matter of time,” 

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Frank T. kUSerk 

he said, adding that natural processes would have eroded some 

of the pollution since the smelting operation shut down more 

than three decades ago. And he notes that the “normal” zinc 

presence is 650 ppm, leaving a big challenge still ahead. Still, 

he said, the results mean the remedial process has helped. 

during the period of the study, kuserk’s concentration on 

aquatic systems has been growing. In pursuit of the other 

“ 

prong” of the examination of the zinc smelting, he has been 

surveying the ponds and streams of the gap area to catalog the 

life within them. “nobody has studied this,” he said, “so I 

basically spent the summer finding what kinds of things are here.” 

Snailseed pond weed was one of the surprises.

STUdenT Michael dICIndIo 

“I Write the Songs That Make the Young Girls Cry” 

UnLeSS I’M A rebeL 

M I C h A e L d I C I n d I o P L A Y S g U I T A r , S T A n d - U P b A S S A n d d r U M S , b U T h I S g o A L I S 

heLPIng oTher MUSICIAnS obTAIn TheIr rIghTS rATher ThAn JoInIng TheM on STAge. 

he heAded off To LAW SChooL ThIS fALL To beCoMe An ATTorneY In The fIeLd of 

enTerTAInMenT, Where The SUb-CLAUSeS of CoPYrIghT And ConTrACT CAn MAke ALL 

The dIfferenCe beTWeen SUCCeSS And fAILUre To A PerforMer’S CAreer. 

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hIS reSeArCh AT MorAvIAn ShoULd heLP; 

it gave him a solid theory as to what kind of entertainment sells. 

A main reason, he concluded, was that top-flight singers tap 

into our deepest psychic cast of characters, known as archetypes. 

based on the thinking of the psychology pioneer Carl Jung and 

incorporated in a textbook used by gary kaskowitz, assistant 

professor of economics and business, these types picture the 

range of human personalities and exist subconsciously as forms 

ready to connect with real-world examples. 

Twelve archetypes were provided by the textbook, The hero and 

the outlaw: Building extraordinary Brands through the power of archetypes, 

by Carol S. Pearson and Margaret Mark: hero, outlaw, lover, 

sage, magician, creator, innocent, explorer, regular guy/gal, 

jester, caregiver, and ruler. Michael adapted two of them (lover 

and regular guy/gal) to fit his study but kept the ideas constant. 

he looked for performers who stood out 

on Billboard magazine’s top-20 charts from 

the 1950s to 2000 to seek what they had in 

common. his answer was that the performers 

he studied consistently expressed an arche- 

type, thereby striking a common chord in 

the audience. 

he looked for performers who stood out on Billboard 

magazine’s top-20 charts from the 1950s to 2000 to seek what 

they had in common. his answer was that the performers he 

studied consistently expressed an archetype, thereby striking a 

common chord in the audience. Though the types themselves 

remained constant, he concluded, changing cultural trends 

altered the ways in which those types were expressed from 

one time period to another. 

kaskowitz, who teaches courses on marketing, invited 

Michael to study this aspect of the music business as a soar 

project in the summer of 2006. That effort turned into an 

honors thesis. 

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Michael’s fundamental finding: many performers that create 

an impact do so by projecting a clear archetypal identity. You 

must push the right buttons to stir up underlying affections that 

can lead to over-the-counter purchases. A performer may 

naturally project an identity such as rebel or magician, but it’s 

also possible to manufacture one or another, Michael said. 

A sterling example, he said, was Madonna, who has darted from 

rebel to lover to innocent and isn’t finished yet. She is in 

good company among those who mold their image to appeal 

to popular tastes. 

The archetypes were consistently present throughout the 

period of Michael’s study, he found, but their expression 

changed. Context was everything. In the 1950s, frank Sinatra 

veiled the lover’s message of intimacy and sensuality in songs 

like “Love and Marriage” and “Makin’ Whoopee.” Marvin 

gaye in the ’70s was able to use more explicit expressions like 

“getting it on,” and the present-day rap singer r. kelly can 

take advantage of today’s more tolerant context and sing frankly 

about “having sex.” Johnny Cash epitomized the “regular guy” 

in the ’50s. Though Cash indulged in alcohol and drugs, Michael 

believes he did it in the “guy/gal” tradition of escaping rather 

than rebelling. “he didn’t do it to say he was better than you,” 

Michael said. The tradition continued with Creedence Clearwater 

revival, whose vietnam War protests in the 1970s were 

expressed in mainstream patriotic terms, and in the “good ol’ 

boy” image of current country singers such as Trace Adkins. 

The beatles provided him the biggest treasure trove of archetypes. 

Their dazzling mix of talents was displayed, Michael said, 

through an array of images that registered with archetypes. John 

could be a sage, care-giver, lover, explorer, or a regular “guy/ 

gal,” as could Paul, and together, Michael said, they embodied “as 

many archetypes as you could find.” The ultimate protean band. 

for Michael, the process of linking types to particular 

musicians has been both fascinating and bottom-line practical. 

It may have provided him with an analytical tool to help clients 

in the entertainment business make it big.

GIVING TO MORAVIAN 

The 2006-2007 fiscal year brought a sense of renewal to 

Moravian College and Moravian Theological Seminary 

under a new president, Christopher M. Thomforde. The 

College was awarded a $147,000 matching grant from the 

National Park Service Save America’s Treasures program 

for a minor restoration of the Brethren’s House. Of 

that grant, $109,000 was received and counted during 

the 2006-2007 fiscal year to ensure appropriate care 

and conservation of the buildings. The College was also 

awarded a $130,000 Campus Heritage Grant from 

the Getty Foundation. The grant will fund the creation 

of a comprehensive historic preservation plan that will 

formalize the College’s principles and practices regarding 

the historical preservation of its architectural resources. 

We closed the year by reaching our Moravian Fund goal 

of $1,000,000 in unrestricted dollars. The total gifts to 

Moravian College were $5.1 million in overall support. We 

saw an increase in alumni giving by 13% and an increase 

in current parent support by 23%. 

The Seminary experienced its most successful fundraising 

year in the history of the institution during the 

2006-2007 academic year, due in part to an increase 

in alumni participation from 39% to 48%. Gifts from 

alumni in support of the annual fund exceeded expectations 

by nearly 20%. Members of the Seminary Board 

of Trustees significantly increased their overall financial 

commitment in support of the Seminary strategic 

priorities. At year-end, a gift of $3.2 million, the largest 

single gift ever contributed to the Seminary, was 

received from the Adam Brinker estate. 

Without the yearly support of Moravian’s alumni, 

parents, friends, corporations and foundations we could 

not continue to grow and thrive as an institution of 

higher education. It is through your generosity that we 

continue our educational mission and advance the 

Moravian vision for the future. 

THE COMENIUS SOCIETY 

Moravian Circle $100,000+ 

1742 Circle 50,000+ 

Chairman’s Circle 25,000+ 

Trustee Circle 10,000+ 

President’s Associates 5,000+ 

Heritage Club 2,500+ 

Third Century Club 1,000+ 

OTHER GIVING LEVELS 

Monocacy Club 500+ 

Founders’ Club 250+ 

Colonial Club 150+ 

Greyhound Club up to 149 

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SEMINARY ThE CoMENIUS ALUMNI SoCIETY 

& FRIENDS 

Comenius Society members are loyal 

alumni, friends, parents, corporate 

leaders, and faculty and staff who 

know that Moravian is defining what 

it means to be a twenty-first century 

educational institution. Members 

share the conviction that with their 

financial support the College and 

Seminary can do more to advance 

the goals of the institution and bring 

its accomplishments to the attention 

of the community. 

Members of the Comenius Society 

have supported Moravian by making 

an unrestricted gift of $1,000 or 

more during 2006-2007. 

MoRAvIAN CIRCLE 

Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr. 

Estate of Adam Brinker* 

Estate of Lillian I. Erdell* 

Getty Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hancock Jr. 

Holly Beach Public Library 

Mrs. Priscilla Payne Hurd 

Priscilla Payne Hurd Charitable Lead 

Unitrust 

Estate of Charles K. Kerschmar* ’37 

William S. ’56 & Helen Marsh 

Raymond R. & Jeanne Freas ’48 

Mellen 

Moravian Church, Northern Province 

Moravian Church, Southern Province 

National Park Service 

Frank E. Payne & Seba B. Payne 

Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Reinhard 

Estate of Ellen J. Warmkessel* ’70 

1742 CIRCLE 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Engels 

Sodexho 

Mrs. Nancy A. Taylor 

ChAIRMAN’S CIRCLE 

Estate of M. Ann Bachert* ’45 

Mr. & Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette 

Estate of Elizabeth Aye Brunt* ’38 

Richard & Evelyn Trodahl ’68 

Chynoweth 

Estate of Phyllis I. Clark* ’46 

East Penn Manufacturing 

Company Inc. 

Franklin & Ada Zellner ’46 Flower 

John D. ’67 & Karen Fry 

Harlan F. Fulmer, M.D. ’43 

Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Gilbert Sr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Homer Graper 

Mrs. Roy C. Haberkern 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Hess 

Lebensfeld Foundation 

Thomas & Susan Brickman ’87 

McGrath 

Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation 

Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. 

Mrs. Betsey Tait Puth ’51 

Estate of Jane F. Shirer* ’44 

TRUSTEE CIRCLE 

Air Products & Chemicals Inc. 

Mr. Cyril J. Anderson 

Bank of New York 

Estate of Lois Watkins Brotzman* ’39 

Mrs. Bertha Finkelstein Cohen ’37 

Placido A. ’78 & Sandra L. Corpora 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Domchek 

Michael M. ’72 & Kathleen Ellis 

Phil & Carolyn Erdle 

Estate of Henry K. Erwin* 

Express Times 

Exxon-Mobil 

Estate of Paul Fatzinger* 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fox 

Edwin & Genevieve Riordan ’43 Gee 

Estate of Blandina Griffith* 

Woodrin ’66 & Beth Grossman 

Hewlett-Packard Company 

F. James ’69 & Daren A. Hutchinson 

Mr. & Mrs. John Kemps 

Keystone Nazareth Bank & Trust 

Company 

Richard T. Jr. ’77 & M. Leslie 

Kingston 

Cyril M. Jr. ’65 & Brenda J. Krajci 

Mr. John Landis 

Larger Life Foundation 

William H. ’58 & Carol Sloan ’58 

McElveen 

Mr. Charles E. Merrill Jr. 

Mr. Ronald L. Miksiewicz ’84 

Estate of Evadne Mitchell* 

Anthony ’59 & Patricia Ann Morelli 

Dr. Barbara A. Osborne ’70 & 

Dr. Richard A. Goldsby 

Pennsylvania Department of 

Education 

Pennsylvania Higher Education 

Foundation 

PNC Financial Services Group 

Ms. Leslie Puth 

Kenneth J. ’79 & Anne McCandless 

’79 Rampolla 

RMI 

Miss Cornelia Schlotter ’57 

Mr. & Mrs. George D. Smith 

Mrs. Evangeline B. Smith 

Society for Promoting the Gospel 

Dr. F. P. ’43 & Helen Sutliff 

Ms. Joann M. Trotsky ’64 

Windmill Foundation 

PRESIDENT’S ASSoCIATES 

Albarell Electric Inc. 

Dexter F. & Dorothy H. Baker 

Foundation 

Berks County Community 

Foundation 

Ray S. Jr. ’81 & Teri McCandless ’81 

Bishop 

Mr. Stephen Black 

Coordinated Health 

David R. ’63 & Gail K. Cornelius 

Frank L. Crouch ’80 & Audrey West

Donald E. Sr. & Marilou ’94 

Cummings 

Dr. & Mrs. Harry G. Dimopoulos 

Harry E. ’64 & Genie Billiard ’63 

Dooley 

Duggan & Marcon Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Durso 

Eden Charitable Foundation 

Ms. H. Paty Eiffe 

Employees of East Penn 

Manufacturing Company Inc. 

Robert P. ’71 & Deborah L. Flicker 

Mr. Lewis W. Foy 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Freedman 

Harold H. Jr. & Patricia F. ’98 Garner 

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hittinger 

Mrs. Constance Stirling Hodson ’68 

Mr. Thomas More Holland ’82 & Ms. 

Edith A. Gambacorta 

IBM Corporation 

Mr. Elmer G. McGuire ’57 

Russell & Deborah Oplinger ’73 

McKinnon 

Dr. Alma A. Miles 

Parry J. ’66 & Claire L. Miller 

Estate of Gerhard Miller* 

National Endowment for the 

Humanities 

Mr. Henry W. Nehilla ’67 

Todd D. ’93 & Janna Barclay ’95 

Parlee 

Sandra Constantine Peinado, M.D. 

PPL Corporation 

Dr. Joanne M. Regina ’83 & 

Mr. Randall A. Weston 

Mrs. Melissa Miller Robbins ’69 

Dr. & Mrs. Ervin J. Rokke 

David & Lisa Moyer ’81 Roth 

David ’60 & Doris Wood 

Schattschneider 

Robert J. Jr. & Patricia Nemesh ’70 

Schoenen 

Ralph L. Shields, M.D. ’60 

Mr. & Mrs. Jary W. Shimer 

Dr. Bettie Moretz Smolansky 

St. Luke’s Hospital 

Frank ’61 & Carol Herman ’62 Szarko 

Mrs. Margaret Taylor 

President Christopher M. Thomforde 

& Dr. Kathy G. Thomforde 

Trans-Bridge Lines Inc. 

Martin L. ’70 & Judith K. Trichon 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Turner 

Mrs. Louise Rothenberger Watt ’43 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Weller 

Mrs. Florence O’Donnell Wieder ’52 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Wolle 

Thomas & Janice ’82 Young 

Earl C. ’57 & Adele Zeiner 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Mr. Alvin A. Albright Jr. 

Association of Independent Colleges 

and Universities of Pennsylvania 

D. Wayne ’04 & Margaret Barefoot 

*Deceased 

Mr. & Mrs. Jan L. Blom 

Frank D. & Beth Williams ’78 Boyer 

Harold S. Campbell Foundation 

Martin D. Cohen Family Foundation 

Ms. Maria Corpora ’72 

Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 & 

Mr. Warren Gericke 

John R. ’72 & Margery G. Feitig 

Dr. & Mrs. James Frommer 

Myron ’57 & Phyllis B. Genel 

Guardian Life Insurance Company 

of America 

Odell ’77 & Karen Boyer ’78 Guyton 

George E. ’59 & Marie Hollendersky 

Mr. Ralph W. Hunsicker ’76 

F. Robert Jr. ’76 & Barbara Colbourne 

’77 Huth 

James L. 56 & Edith T. Johnson 

Johnson & Johnson Company 

Just Born Inc. 

Thomas F. ’49 & Louise Keim 

Keith D. ’73 & Dena L. Lambie 

Roger C. & Linda Wells ’69 Lark 

Lehigh Cement Company 

Lehigh Valley Arts Council 

Lehigh Valley Community 

Foundation 

Estate of Carl Lilius* 

Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback 

Foundation 

Rev. Anna Deppen Lutz ’70 

Atty. & Mrs. Blake C. Marles 

Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation 

Henry E. Jr. ’60 & Bobbie May 

Mrs. Frances Fulmer McClain ’38 

Merck Company Foundation 

Metropolitan Life Insurance 

Company 

Richard A. & Janie Whallon ’74 Muir 

New York Times Company 

Foundation 

David E. & Joan Lardner Paul 

Mr. Jonathan C. Puth 

Daniel D. II ’91 & Michelle Betz ’89 

Reichenbach 

Reichenbach & Son Inc. 

Mrs. Barbara Reimers 

Miss Lucinda M. Shure ’70 

Robert C. Sr. ’68 & Marsha Silcox 

William H. & Judith Morecz ’64 

Simpson 

Dr. James Tyler 

Robert A. ’90 & Sarah Verrone 

Wachovia Foundation 

Mrs. Diane Yaeck Wellington ’57 

Mrs. June S. Wentz 

ThIRD CENTURY CLUb 

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Adams 

Miss Alma A. Albright ’40 

Miss Margaret L. Albright ’43 

Amaranth Foundation 

Jose P. & Karen ’88 Arencibia 

AT&T Foundation 

Mrs. Olivia Musselman Barnes ’38 

ThE CoMENIUS SoCIETY 

19. 

Charles E. Jr. ’60 & Rita Roseman ’61 

Bartolet 

Robert E. ’80 & Kathy Lynn Beitler 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Beltram 

Peter E. ’64 & Andria Bilan 

Mrs. Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer ’57 

Binney & Smith Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Bisci 

Donald R. ’57 & Dolores Bortz 

Larry B. ’62 & Ann L. Bostick 

Roy F. ’82 & Sabrina Zimpfer ’82 

Boyd 

James C. & Terri Koser ’82 Brady 

Ms. Rosanne E. Bricker ’64 & Mr. 

Kenneth Craven 

Lloyd & Laurie Riley ’82 Brubaker 

James O. ’47 & Colleen Workman ’60 

Bruckart 

Rene H. ’66 & Cecelia Burgauer 

George K. & Concetta Ronca ’50 

Burke 

D. Wayne ’69 & Nancy Burkette 

Busy Workers Society 

Alvin H. Butz Inc. 

Douglas W. ’66 & Barbara Brautigam 

’65 Caldwell 

Capital Blue Cross 

Peter & Francine Caputo 

Louis E. & Emily Price ’63 Chappuie 

Peter D. ’88 & Candyce Homan ’89 

Chimera 

Frank L. & Gloria Gately ’45 Chipman 

Harry S. Jr. ’72 & Jennifer Swain ’73 

Clarke 

Clarkston-Potomac Group, Inc. 

W. Eugene ’68 & Patricia A. Clater 

Rt. Rev. & Mrs. C. Hopeton Clennon 

Mr. Peter G. Cohen ’84 

Mr. & Mrs. Herman E. Collier Jr. 

Commerce Bank 

Mr. Brian J. Corvino ’02 & 

Ms. Jaime Marks ’04 

Mr. Charles D. Couch* 

Miss M. Lillian Davenport 

Geoffrey D. ’72 & Debbie Davis 

Julie A. Del Giorno & Margie Griffith 

John D. & Dolores McIntire ’52 

DeLeon 

Wayne L. & Kathryn Werst ’69 

Detwiler 

Dr. & Mrs. George S. Diamond 

Robert H. ’63 & Stephanie Dietrich 

Leonard R. & Emmeline Lewis ’48 

Dimmick 

Miss Marcella I. Dimmick ’35 

James M. & Mary Beth Krater ’64 

Dinneen 

Shawn M. & Christina Zarnas ’94 

Donahue 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Dull Jr. 

James A. ’78 & Shari Miller ’80 

Dunstan 

Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Early 

Embassy Bank 

Walter V. L. ’69 & Daphne Greene ’71 

Eversley 

Fayez Sarofim & Company 

Russell K. ’57 & Shirley Fegely 

Miss Carolyn D. Felker ’68 

Michael G. & Ruth Overfield ’41 

Fidorack 

John J. & Lois Yerger ’41 Fischel 

Dr. Don C. Follmer 

Dr. & Mrs. John R. Forro 

Mr. David R. Frankenfield ’66 

Kerry S. ’85 & Kerri Freidl 

Peter L. ’60 & Grace French 

Mr. Robert P. L. Frick ’49 

Barry R. ’69 & Kim Galley 

Gillespie Printing 

Bernhard & Rita Hoffmeier ’90 Glaser 

Mr. James E. Gold 

Jan ’72 & Dana Gollins 

Mark R. & Nancy Likman ’78 Graham 

Gray Family Foundation Inc. 

Douglas C. ’87 & Betty Green 

Ms. Sallie L. Greenfield 

Joseph A. ’72 & Margaret Grieshaber 

Joseph M. & Kristina Jones ’79 

Groller 

Mr. Richard F. Groman II ’78 

Mr. George F. Halfacre 

Ray H. & Kathryn Horwath ’52 

Hartman 

Ms. Thyra L. Hartshorn ’91 

Gary R. & Tamera Boote ’81 Hatton 

Charles W. ’74 & Sharon L. Heidecker 

Mrs. Candy Barr Heimbach ’79 

Mr. Ned & Dr. Linda Heindel 

Mr. Carl J. Helmich Jr. ’53 

Ms. Marilyn L. Herwig ’75 

Highmark Blue Shield 

Frank L. & Donna Stadinger ’64 

Hocker 

Joseph B. Jr. ’88 & Susan Hoffmeier 

Home Moravian Church 

James J. ’60 & Elizabeth Houser 

Robert E. ’65 & Carolsue Houser 

Robert & Amy Kohler ’95 Howard 

Mr. George T. Hudson ’59 

Thomas R. ’90 & Kimberly Deischer 

’91 Ike 

Jacob’s Music Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis M. James III 

Ms. Lillian K. Janos ’86 

Ms. Ellen Dalgaard Jensen 

R. Burke ’61 & Eleanor F. Johnson 

Daniel ’73 & Diane ’98 Joseph 

Ms. Judith Plocher Kaaua ’67 

Mr. & Mrs. C. Cassard Kaesemeyer 

Drs. Curtis & Karen Keim 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kiel 

Michael & Claire ’87 Klatchak 

Mrs. Kathryn Broczkowski Klein ’67 

Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69 

Dale & Beverly Gaston ’73 Kochard 

Stanley & Virginia Paulson ’42 

Kocher 

John J. ’92 & Denise Kruse

Susan H. Kuenstner ’83 & 

Tom Coleman 

Mr. Paul E. Kurzeja ’89 

Lafayette Ambassador Bank 

John G. ’65 & Janice Whitfield ’64 

Landis 

Mrs. Sherry K. Larson-Reese 

Donna J. Lee ’76 & John J. Stecher 

Drs. Michael & Eva Leeds 

Mrs. Katherine Schwalbe Leinbach 

Ms. Wilma A. Lewis 

Mr. Richard & Dr. Janet Loengard 

Gary L. ’88 & Teresa Segar ’88 Long 

Howard E. ’71 & Barbara Lubert 

James O. ’63 & Judith Studwell ’63 

MacDonald 

Maggie Styers Missionary Chapter 

Dr. & Mrs. Roger H. Martin 

Gerald D. & Shirley Hart ’63 McBride 

Dr. Margaret L. McClure ’61 

Ms. Deborah McCullough 

Mrs. Carol Buechner McMullen ’51 

Mr. Gregg L. McNelis ’77 

Media People Inc 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Mellen 

Benjamin L. ’60 & Nancy Meluskey 

Lloyd H. ’64 & Barbara Michael 

Rev. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85 

Kenneth & Barbara Schlegel ’47 

Miller 

Scott & Jessica Coughlin ’99 Milner 

Suleiman ’73 & Carol Ann Modjadidi 

Russell E. & Elizabeth W. Morgan 

Foundation 

Morning Call 

Estate of Marian Eberhardt Moyer* ’38 

Mark D. ’77 & Janice Myslinski 

1926 to 1936 

Total Gifts: $3,580 

22% Participation 


Marcella I. Dimmick ’35 

Anna Feldman Toye ’26 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Rose Feilbach Broberg ’34 

gREYhoUND CLUb 

Kathryn Adams Eckhard ’35 

Doris Miller Hartmann* ’31 

Robert A. Iobst ’36 

1937 




Charles K. Kerschmar* 

Henry G. ’71 & Karen Bruckart’72 

Naisby 

Mr. James H. G. 62 & Mrs. Diane 

Naisby 

Jerome P. Jr. ’87 & MaryAnn Natishan 

William C. ’62 & Sara B. Needs 

Paul F. ’60 & Anita Filler ’61Noonan 

Omicron Gamma Omega 

Dr. Terence L. O’Rourke Jr. ’86 

Frederick & Joanne Mazur ’60 

O’Such 

Frederick S. ’77 & Corinne Fusco ’78 

Patt 

Mrs. Doreen H. Paynton 

Mrs. Frances E. Pirwitz 

Mr. Daniel A. Polanski ’80 

Lloyd M. & Rose Beidler ’38 Polentz 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Post 

Mrs. Judy Pote 

Joseph L. ’60 & Lenore Powlette 

Robert E. ’63 & Jane Preston 

Conrad J. ’77 & Amanda Westphal 

’89 Radcliffe 

Stanley ’71 & Jeanette Newcomer 

’73 Ramer 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Reed 

James L. ’70 & Jane Young ’69 

Regina 

Dr. & Mrs. James H. Reid 

Raymond J. ’89 & Diana Reimer 

Mrs. Helen M. Richards ’74 

Herman & Claire Risbon ’69 Rij 

John M. & Betty Adams ’43 Roach 

Ms. Renee L. Roberts ’74 

Ronald C. ’70 & Carol Belletti ’71 

Robertson 

Miss Stephanie L. Robison ’89 

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Cedric S. Rodney 


Bertha Finkelstein Cohen 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Anne Silverberg Hesse 

Mary Beavers Keithler 


Milo A. Loppnow 

Alma Yons Reber 

Mervin C. Weidner* 

1938 




Elizabeth Aye Brunt* 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Frances Fulmer McClain 

ThE CoLLEgE CoMENIUS ALUMNI SoCIETY 

CoLLEgE ALUMNI 

20. 

J. Peter ’65 & Ann Rush 

Eric S. ’69 & Linda Ruskoski 

Robert J. ’88 & Maria Russoli 

Robert C. ’60 & Anita Russoli 

Colin G. ’78 & Trish Sandercock 

Sanofi Aventis 

Steven J. ’72 & Barbara Santucci 

Michael ’30 & Mary Alice Goth ’40 

Schibanoff 

Henry E. & Eleanore Beck ’56 

Schleicher 

Mrs. Jane C. Schultz 

Mrs. Nancy C. Schultz 

Dr. & Mrs. G. Alden Sears 

Mrs. MaryAnn Sedlock 

Andrew K. ’64 & Cynthia Sitcov 

Semmel 

Scott D. ’95 & Kasie Hornberger ’98 

Seymour 

Jeffrey S. ’87 & Barbara Sharer 

James J. ’84 & Mary K. Shiffert 

Timothy C. ’87 & Lori V. Shoyer 

Wayne C. ’61 & Sandra Shugart 

Robert C. ’51 & Nelda Simonson 

Mrs. Esther McNomee Sleight ’39 

Robert G. ’58 & BarbaraKay Hunsicker 

’60 Smerko 

Robert W. ’70 & Denise Smith 

Robert H. ’74 & Marian K. Smith 

Mrs. Ruth H. Smith 

Mrs. Robert P. Snyder 

Miss Constance M. Sokalsky ’71 

Ms. Sarah L. Somers ’90 

Gordon L. ’61 & Susan Sommers 

Mr. & Mrs. M. Eugene Speni 

Spirk Brothers Inc. 

James M. ’73 & Linda Joseph ’73 

Stevens 


Olivia Musselman Barnes 

Marian Eberhardt Moyer* 

Rose Beidler Polentz 

Mary Fabian Strock 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Christine Roberts Fraley 

Lois Park Salmon 

Isabel Rohrbach Smith 


Betty Wagner Chase 

Margaret McClintock Greenwood 

John H. Kapp 

Patricia Ruhe Kehs 

1939 




Lois Watkins Brotzman* 

Gordon B. & Nancy Rathbun ’49 

Stewart 

William D. ’56 & Shirley Stifnagle 

Champ ’56 & Marjorie Storch 

Bernard J. ’80 & Margaret B. Story 

Mrs. Barbara Martin Stout ’87 

Mr. William J. Straccia ’58 

Gary M. ’66 & D. Amelia Straughan 

Mrs. Mary Fabian Strock ’38 

Dr. Susan Martin Studds 

Ronald J. ’61 & Katherine Stupak 

Richard C. ’69 & Barbara Subber 

Lawrence J. Shaw & Jean Sun 

Shaw ’75 

Richard ’79 & Kathryn Szarko 

Nancy E. Thomas-Roman ’83 & Timothy 

Roman 

Leo W. Jr. ’66 & Sandra Stewart ’67 

Todd 

Mrs. Anna Feldman Toye ’26 

Craig S. ’82 & Anna Troutman ’82 

William & Nancy Ludtke ’71 Turner 

UBS 

UGI Corporation 

F. Jeffrey ’69 & Kristen Harberg ’69 

Van Orden 

David B. ’71 & Ida Vasily 

Victaulic Company of America 

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Walter H. Wagner 

John J. & Elsie Schutz ’49 Walsh 

Lee A. ’57 & LaRae Weaver 

Peter D. ’73 & Jane Metzler ’66 Wolfe 

V. Barry & Louise H. ’90 Young 

Yuengling Brewery 

W. Russell Jr. ’62 & Joleita Yurchak 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Zimmerman 

Mr. David A. Zinczenko ’91 


Michael Schibanoff 

Esther McNomee Sleight 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Clair N. Bath 

Henry A. Lewis 


Mildred Mirth Bachman 

Grace Malloy Hodgson 

Virginia Enoch Lovekin 

Samuel B. Marx 

James N. Moses 

Cleo Funk Rohrbaugh 

Mildred Diefenderfer Thompson 

Catherine Dieruff Watt

1940 




Alma A. Albright 

Mary Alice Goth Schibanoff 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Julia Bellinger Kingman* 

FoUNDERS’ CLUb 

Jane Burkholder Kadel* 

Marjorie Bramwell Martin 

Joe E. Swavely 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Corinne Kelley Chase 


Anne Lehr Bigelow 

Helen Grote Detthof 

Adele Nagy Hess 

Hilma Stirk Myers 

Elizabeth Sefton Swanson 

1941 




Ruth Overfield Fidorack 

Lois Yerger Fischel 


Ruth Hemmerly Kelly 

Allan M. Trankley 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Ann Troxell Kuhns 

Robert E. Mushrush Sr. 

Adele Newhard Reider 


Dorothy Ritter Comegys 

William A. Drebert 

Edith Rich Ettinger 

Virginia Arnts Gillespie 

Thelma Scheifele Heiberger 

Arliene Yorks Kennedy 

Dale A. Kern 

Myrtle Steffy Martin 

Virginia Seiter Meerbott-McCabe 

June Patton Reese 

Virginia Edwards Russell 

Janet Williams Sander 

Alethea Cliff Shurskis 

Barbara Bastian Uhrig 

1942 




Virginia Paulson Kocher 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mary Ellen Binder Orben 


June Collins Cawley 

Gladys Edgar Marcus* 

*Deceased 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Margaret Lutz Gray 

Samuel J. Palmer Jr. 

Mary Veronis Thompson 


Phoebe E. Arnold 

Sylvia Sigmond Birckhead 

Mary Kuehl Concevitch 

Ruth Schantz Fortino 

Avis L. Gordon 

Alma Kirkhuff Kuehner 

Stephen Kuzma 

Frank A. Levy 

Doris Dieruff Loux 

Richard E. Michel 

Ruth Wallace Paul 

Frank H. Senn 

Edith Hower Sikorsky 

Leah Victor Silver 

Gloria Sherry Worsley 

1943 




Harlan F. Fulmer 


Genevieve Riordan Gee 

F. P. Sutliff 


Louise Rothenberger Watt 


Margaret L. Albright 

Betty Adams Roach 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Warren A. Sautebin 


Janet Outten Amos 

Margaret Johnson Bartlett 

Nancy Harper Dannies 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Jerome Sherman 


Kenneth J. Almy 

Maryann Ochs Douglas 

Wilfred L. Dreger 

Marie Fehr Goodyear 

Dorothy Humenik Hixson 

Burton L. Kelchner 

Maxine Sortwell Kerrigan 

Joyce Newhard Knapp 

Theresa Margerum Norris 

Janet Thompson Powers 

Dorothy Freytag Reed 

Mary Jane Schlegel Schofer 

Grace Shaner Schuchardt 

Raymond E. Schultz 

Doreen Coburn Walters 

Warren D. Wenger 

Margaret Terr Willey 


21. 

1944 




Jane F. Shirer* 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Doris Minnick Kuchar 


H. August Kuehl Jr. 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Rheta Adams Weidenbacker* 


Katharine Werner Dragone 

Sallie Magargle Gery 

Wilhelmina Kipp Gozzard 

Katrina Stolp Homewood 

Mary F. Inscho 

Evelyn Schaffer Koehler 

Audrey Roche Long 

Ruth Grote Moulton 

Jane Sullivan Ramsdell 

Dorothy Farrell Saxton-Williams 

Lucille Schaffer Wenck 

Pauline White 

1945 




M. Ann Bachert* 


Gloria Gately Chipman 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Lillian Stefko Schaedler 

Henry A. Segatti 


Jacquelyn Stout McGiffert 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

John Strohmeyer 

Alice Joyce Yeager 


Walser H. Allen Jr. 

Bernard S. Cayne 

Ruth Reinhard Diehl 

Jane Smith Ebelhare 

Florence Drebert Fritts 

Kenneth P. Fulmer 

Beryl L. Harrison 

James C. Hughes 

Dorothea Montgomery Kerstetter 

Dorothy Stump Lied 

Doris Savastio Norton 

1946 




Phyllis I. Clark* 

Ada Zellner Flower 


Mervin J. Shuman 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Frances Tallarico Buragino 


Victor M. Bove 

Karl F. Bregenzer 

Jacqueline Egeln Burpeau 

Martha Meixell Danner 

Lloyd A. Fatzinger 

Barbara Dalton Goodman 

Mary T. Harrison 

M. Grace Keeler Hodge 

Marian Emig Hoffman 

Phyllis G. Kreider 

Marie Holt Nash 

Elizabeth Voorhees Pels 

Joseph S. Policelli 

Jo-Ann Farquhar Riepen 

Dorothy Wilmer Schlottman 

William Smythe 

Ann Rosenau Smythe 

Marjorie Flohr Weiss 

1947 




James O. Bruckart 

Barbara Schlegel Miller 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Helen Kanuskey Canfield 


Richard D. Abernethy 

Paul E. Miller 

Cornelia Faga Miller 

Jeanne Scott St. Clair 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Jessie Ayre Apple 

Sanford A. Krimmer 

Ruth Zehner Pope 

Charlotte Unangst Schisler 

Mary Jean Grider Spangenthal 

William J. Weinland 

Janet Parks Weinland 


Ruth Heitz Bachman 

Margaret Loveless Browne 

George F. Kirkpatrick 

June Hunsicker Kuhns 

Henry G. Laube 

Jean Zehner Lombardi 

June Urffer Moyer 

Robert D. Powell 

Jean Achey Schrader 

Edward A. Steager 

1948 




Jeanne Freas Mellen


Emmeline Ungurian Lewis Dimmick 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Roland P. Leibenguth 


Paul E. Crossan Jr. 

Charles W. Eichman 

Percival R. Henkelman 

James S. Hilander 

Jane Hall Holben 

Jean Baxter McCracken 

Joseph R. Merkel 

Alfred D. Neff Jr. 

Marilyn Richardson Shelly 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Leonard H. McCandless 

Jerome Quarry 

Joan Nortz Quarry 

Winifred Harte Seifert 


Al J. Calvo 

Maria Sideris Chapis 

Daniel L. Curatola 

Jacob P. Derrico 

Gerald Goldstein 

Marion Schmidt Heacock 

William H. Hochella 

Marjorie Durner Hoffman 

John Kozelnicky Kell 

Dorothy Crisanti Ketterer 

Allen A. Lenius 

Harry A. Miller 

Donald S. Nagourney 

J. P. Roberts 

Ruth Phillips Shakin 

Edythe Steers Smith 

Paul A. Snider 

Theodore C. Thomas Jr. 

Taking Part in 

THE GREAT VENTURE 

John C. Traupman 

Lois Fogleman Warner 

1949 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Thomas F. Keim 


Robert P. L. Frick 

Nancy Rathbun Stewart 

Elsie Schutz Walsh 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Norma Boldt Wynne 


Clark F. Apgar 

Erwin E. Boettcher 

Charlotte Bassett Crosby 

Jeanne Buss Gillinder 

Andrew Martimick 

Kenneth W. Robinson 

William J. Rosenberg 

Gloria K. Roth 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lorenz W. Adam 

Ivan A. Backer 

Charles W. Barner 

John A. Bechtel 

Albert S. Buralli 

Clararose Bosek Clymer 

Teresa Enright Eliezer 

Elsie Yelenics Evans 

Donald W. Sloyer 

Frank M. Weaver 

Charles N. Wilkins Jr. 

Doris Noctor Woodward 


22. 

It isn’t that C asey Jackson ’08 tries to be wrong, 

but sometimes he says he actually “enjoys” it. That happens most 

often in the chemistry laboratory where ideas are tested to 

determine whether or not they are correct. Right results may 

count more than whether the hypothesis itself proved true. 

“Science expects you to be wrong,” Casey said. “It’s a way to 

learn something.” Learning what isn’t correct can be as crucial 

as hitting on the right concept in the first place. 

Though he embarked on a chemistry major just a year ago, 

Casey soon found himself in the web of one of the greatest 

scientific endeavors of our time, the attempt to understand 

the workings of anti-cancer treatments. 


Robert E. Abrams 

Richard W. Artis 

Inez Walsh Brigader 

Louise Van Ess Charnock 

Ernest H. DeAngelis 

Roger C. Doll 

James E. Dundon 

Willis F. Harke 

Faye Werley Jurden 

Jayson Kraut 

Charles H. Kuhn Jr. 

Patrick D. McArdle 

Penelope Hall Porter 

Phyllis Thomas Radle 

John A. Semanick 

Audrey Kirchman Tostevin 

John L. Williams 

1950 




Concetta Ronca Burke 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Donald C. Davidson 

Aris P. Harris 

Marvin R. Henkelmann 

Wilbur G. Jackson 

William F. Vinczi 


George B. Adams 

John F. Butner 

Richard T. Dundon 

Donald E. Fulton 

Anthony J. Jaso 

A. Lloyd Johnson 

Barbara Siegfried Kilpatrick 

Joseph D. Kudella 

Grace Snavely Robinson 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Barbara Campbell Dunbar 

Jane Edgar Fisher 

William W. Matz 

Emanuel Roman 

Raymond T. Troutman Jr. 

Deloris Ashcroft Wallace 


Gilbert E. Andrew 

Lois Brunner Bastian 

Alice Zacharchuk Bove 

Justin M. Carisio Sr. 

Elizabeth Gehringer Carlton 

Kathryn Banash DiDonato 

Richard M. Faust 

Marian Mrazek Fitzpatrick 

George P. Fritchman* 

Dean B. Garland 

Ray C. Gilbert 

W. Norwood Green 

Irma Hemminger Kaufman 

Norma Chambers Lewis 

Lewis I. Lukehart 

Ira A. Lutsey 

Grace Helen Nixon Rooney 

Robert R. Scholl 

Eric J. Schulze 

Arlene Badel Simpson 

Lila Gogel Teicher 

Angel Hoimes Voyatzis 

Christel Wilcke Walter 

Dolores Johns Wezner 

Marilyn Herman Wiltsie

Working on an independent study with assistant professor 

Stephen Dunham, Casey has been exploring the properties 

of a cancer-fighting compound called 6-thioguanine in an effort 

to grasp the conditions under which it best functions to kill 

cancer cells. The agent itself has been utilized to combat a 

childhood form of leukemia. Its ability to destroy cancer cells 

has broadened its potential usefulness in stifling other kinds 

of malfunctioning cells. 

The compound alters the DNA of diseased cells against the 

body’s attempts to correct these errors, causing the cells to die 

rather than continue to divide. 

Casey loves the challenge and affirms the scientific premise 

that achieving solutions means eliminating the mistaken notions. 

His move away from an earlier interest in social science towards 

1951 




Betsey Tait Puth 


Carol Buechner McMullen 

Robert C. Simonson 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Frances Longacre Barnard 

Robert T. Burcaw 

Donald B. Canfield 

Robert K. Matey 

Jane Kincaid Missimer 

William J. Werpehowski 


Patricia Kresge Buck 

William H. Kilpatrick 

William B. Lantz 

Louis M. Molnar 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Byrdie Loveless Jackson 

William O. Reichard 

June Shafer Scholl 

Lois Shafer Smith 


Carl L. Ackerman 

Richard T. Clay 

Marie L. Cless 

Milton E. Detterline 

Nancy Oplinger Dover 

Deborah Irwin Fleagle 

John R. Freefield 

John E. Giering 

Robert P. Kelly 

Jeanne Kunkle Kelly 

*Deceased 

Lois Weaver Koeckert 

Fern Bachman Koplin 

Elizabeth Schlegel Landau 

William A. Szabo Sr. 

1952 




Florence O’Donnell Wieder 


Dolores McIntire DeLeon 

Kathryn Horwath Hartman 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Donald M. Cohen 

Verna Lunglhofer Cowin 

Bernhard T. Mittemeyer 


Anne R. Enright 

Frances Webber Horton 

Robert A. Kaster 

John H. Seifert 

F. Barry Stipp 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Carl E. Case 

James F. Conahan 

Evelyn Buss Conover 

Alice Schofer Durner 

Zora Martin Felton 

Elaine Wagner Martinez 

Jeannette Rhoads Nesbit 

Kermit K. Shook 

Robert L. Solt 

Robert H. Stine 

Lois Miller Stogel 

Victor G. Vogel 


23. 

the sciences reflects, he says, his preference for concrete 

answers. “I like chemistry,” he said, “because it’s objective.” 

His fascination with science began when he signed on with 

an emergency medical treatment team whose training included 

instruction in anatomy and physiology. That took him to 

psychology, biology, philosophy, and a course in nursing. 

He’d like to expand his independent study into a senior 

Honors project because, he said, “I wouldn’t be happy leaving 

it half finished.” 

The basic trial-and-error method of science has enhanced 

his experience. Recently, he noted, a hypothesis he’d put forward 

proved to be “all wrong.” He’d arranged to mix two chemicals 

and predicted a turbulent reaction. It didn’t happen that way at 

all. He was “stunned,” he said, but the better for it. 


Grace Flath Bentzin 

Paul J. Calvo 

Joseph F. Christ 

Martha Marossy Collins 

Donald R. Deibert 

Thelma West Everett 

Joseph F. Garin Jr. 

Robert W. Gordon 

Dale A. Grove Jr. 

Susan Heineman Keer 

Donald C. Koehler 

Patricia Stocker Lawler 

Russell E. Lerch 

Roy J. Ludwick 

Richard J. Manning 

Beatrice Good Mindlin 

William G. Palenchar 

Mary T. Pongracz 

Ruth Treut Schlecht 

Lewis B. Swaim 

Barbara Faucett Van Keuren 

1953 




Carl J. Helmich Jr. 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Wolfram Fliegel 

Sue Ann Henkelman Fortney 

John J. Gotthardt Jr. 

Mary Ann Rayner 


William B. Cummings 

E. Allen Schultz Jr. 

Charlotte Haag Walek 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Robert F. Engelbrecht 

Nancy Zeleski Frantz 

Charles Hasenecz 

Joan Wagner Koehler 

Eleanor Simmons MacCormick 

Sara A. Morris 


Kenneth W. Achey 

Shayne Dunbar Arnesen 

Edward Barkis 

Charlotte Riggs Bearse 

William J. Carroll Jr. 

Joanne Lohrman Cheatham 

Eric M. Doll 

Robert G. Harman 

David M. Henkelmann 

Gloria Badel Hilbert 

Edward Novogratz 

Edward P. Pastir 

Francis Petruccelli 

Earl E. Stephan 

Constance Nonnemaker Strain 

Philip Trimble 

Gladys Smith Winkelmann 

Joseph J. Zaffiro 

1954 




Lauretta Dikon Adams 

David W. Arner 

John H. Bowman 

John E. Gilliland 

Lucy A. McCall 

Mary Jeane Moser Romer

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

James O. Blanton III 

Dorothy L. Ruyak 

James M. Smith 

Helen Desh Woodbridge 


Sylvia J. Atherholt 

Wilson H. Buck 

Philip J. DeRea 

Richard DiGiacomo Dee 

Thomas F. Donches 

Millicent J. Drake 

Shirley Beck Dutt 

George B. Ege 

Peggy Ann Harte Figlear 

Lois Lutz Geehr 

James R. Glancy 

Donald Green 

Joan Kinard Mercado 

John E. Moyer 

Patricia Krolik Nebinger 

Thor G. O’Donnell 

Barbara Doll Peterson 

Bruce C. Reimer 

Elynor Fishel Rights 

Charles E. Samley 

June Zimmerman Shamel 

Dawn M. VanKeuren 

Marian M. Wagner 

Nancy Webber Whissen 

Edward M. Zamiskie Sr. 

1955 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Maximillian O. Braune* 

Allan H. Cristol 

John P. Galgon 

John H. Giesler 


Robert E. Detweiler 

James L. Dever 

George R. Scilley 

George W. Warfield 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Gerald E. Bartholomew 

Thomas R. Clay 

James R. Evanko 

Anne Collins Frey 

Helen Varady Keyser 

Barbara Cump Schmoyer 


Carl R. Amick 

Ann Hentschel Cutler 

Rose Mandic Donchez 

Jane Boiles Ellis 

Louis N. Esposito 

Bernal V. Gawley 

Harry Hart 

David G. Kerchner 

Francis M. Petruny 

Marlene Ehrhardt Porter 

Beverly Love Potter 

Ray R. Salabsky 

Robert F. Shaup 

Arthur R. Spengler 

Llewellyn W. Thomas 

Curtis O. Updegrave 

1956 




William S. Marsh 

hERITAgE CLUb 

James L. Johnson 


Eleanor Beck Schleicher 

William D. Stifnagle 

Champ Storch 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

John T. Burke 

I. Jean Woodcock Haring 

James J. Ovady Sr. 


Richard E. Benner 

Pauline Ritter Benner 

Richard G. Crook 

Lois Groman Crook 

Jean Sosoka Lavelle 

Ann Lieberman McCann 

Joan Boyer Rathbone 

Robert E. Wickizer 

Frederick C. Woitscheck 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

A. Peter Haupert 

Jay K. Jones 


Gail Chaiet Altschuler 

Catherine Daws Baylog 

James M. Behler 

Beverly A. Bell 

Renee Johnson Dragotta 

Sherwood D. Gum 

Barton B. Hartman 

Roger W. Kimball 

Mary Kilpatrick Kohl 

Rudolph E. Kresh Jr. 

Thomas V. Labert Sr. 

Marvin B. Ruch Jr. 

Bruce M. Shortell 

Nina Brahler Snukis 

Gilbert A. Stelter 

Richard S. Stine 

Marlene Kish Wadhams 

Donald W. Wert 

1957 




Cornelia Schlotter 


24. 


Elmer G. McGuire 

Earl C. Zeiner 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Myron Genel 

Diane Yaeck Wellington 


Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer 

Donald R. Bortz 

Russell K. Fegely 

Gordon L. Sommers 

Lee A. Weaver 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Carmella Carrescia 

Patricia Miller Helfrich 

Richard P. Holland 

Gudrun Krauss Lounsbury 

Carolyn Edwards Simmons 

John J. Subach 

George J. Toth 


Carl Ackerman 

Karen Johnson Berry 

Joyce Honey LaBar 

Pearl Stein 

Ronald L. Zeller 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Thomas J. Burke 

Donald W. Cunfer 

Anthony W. Falco 

Joan Schnable Haupert 

Anne Frankenfield Howlett 

Katina Kapsalis Kehayas 

Luther M. Kemmerer 

David W. Mailler 

Elaine Thomasch Nolfa 

Roland J. Passaro 

Jo-Anne Neuman Pessin 


Michael A. Ackerman 

John H. Banks* 

William F. Braerman 

Nicholas A. Busulas 

Maureen Cashman Campbell 

Polly Repsher Corcoran 

Richard A. Edwards 

Jane Dreier Feldman 

Rocco P. Fresoli 

Tacey Young Funk 

Richard L. Kantor 

Elaine Nothstein Kantor 

Mitzie P. Pennington Kimball 

John Kolchin 

Stanford L. Kunkle 

Virginia Whiteford Lewbart 

John O’Connors 

Juliana Bobo Ott 

Richard C. Rodenbach 

Ann E. Rothenberger 

Arlene M. Sell 

Roberta Buzeff Thomas 

Naomi Dittmer Thomas 

Mary Jane Barron Wagner 

Barbara Flynn Wakefield 

Gwyned Williams 

1958 




Carol Sloan McElveen 


Robert G. Smerko 

William J. Straccia 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Roy B. Goshorn 

William V. Herbein 

Isidore Mihalakis 


John L. Finelli 

Jean W. Hertzog 

Norman E. Prochnau 

John P. Schutz 

Judith Fretz Thomas 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Kathryn McMurray Saderholm 


Alfred F. Apple 

Robert J. Breidenbach 

Robert J. Burkhardt 

Donald W. Eckert 

Truman W. Eshbach II 

Anastasia F. Fry 

Michael J. Gallagher 

Louis A. Gonsalves 

Joseph J. Guman 

Frank L. Hettlinger 

John J. Higgins 

Sally Longenbach Higgins 

William J. Hume 

Barbara A. Kinsey 

John Mirenna 

Carol Burwell Norwood 

Daneen Jones Phelps 

Arthur R. Potosnak 

Kenneth Pyne 

Rodney Reichard 

Joseph L. Rosenfeld 

Myron A. Savacool 

Robert H. Smith 

Donald E. Stinner 

A. David Thaeler III 

Barry A. Wentz 

1959 




Anthony Morelli 

hERITAgE CLUb 

George E. Hollendersky 


Kathryn Werst Detwiler 

George T. Hudson

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Richard D. Buralli 

Carolyn Felver Conners 

James B. Howell 

Anthony A. Matz Jr. 

John W. Woltjen 


Virginia Dancy Dickie 

Kent R. Fretz 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Neil A. Boyer 

Joseph N. Carr Jr. 

Sandra Yost Collins 

John W. Illingworth III 

Frederick L. Kraemer 

Reuben F. Lilly Sr. 

Mary Lesin Mackenzie Ayala 

Susan LeTowt Peverley 

David N. Stehly 

Alan H. Taylor 


William J. Allen 

Mary Polak Barkis 

Kenneth A. Bernd 

Mary Ann Gingles Boyler 

C. Jeanette Mirne Cornblatt 

Francis J. Figlear 

Marcia Morgan Fish 

Anna Gaal Gamble 

William J. Gaughan 

David C. Greulich 

Kate Kuhns Herrington 

Ruth Lapp Himler 

Elizabeth Dreher Honey 

Ernest H. Josar 

Grace Neustein Kraut 

Barbara Banker Mahlau 

Thomas E. Meder 

Alberta Henley Muhammad 

Jimmie L. Newsom Sr. 

Joseph M. Nunes 

Dennis J. Pappas 

Michael A. Payonk Jr. 

Wayne H. Pysher 

Norman P. Reitz 

Edward J. Ryan 

Clarence J. Serfass Jr. 

Daniel P. Simon 

Colette Yamaoka Sonderegger 

David A. Stanwood 

Janice Keve Steers 

Donald W. Yates 

1960 




David A. Schattschneider 

Ralph L. Shields 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Henry E. May Jr. 

*Deceased 



Charles E. Bartolet Jr. 

Colleen Workman Bruckart 

Peter L. French 

James J. Houser 

Benjamin L. Meluskey 

Paul F. Noonan 

Joanne Mazur O’Such 

Joseph L. Powlette 

Robert C. Russoli 

BarbaraKay Hunsicker Smerko 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Russell R. Conover 


Sandra Swor Bigatel 

Robert F. Clark 

James B. Galbraith Jr. 

Jean Bassford Galbraith 

Judith Frederick Hosking 

Abner S. Merkel 

G. Edward Streubert 

Theodore E. Wilde 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Charles W. Fishel 

Sandra Getter Haggerty 

Joseph J. Iampietro 

William Keller 

Dominic A. Nolfa 

Robert M. Rierson 

David C. Seidenberger 

Donald F. Serfass 

Patricia Thornton Snyder 


Patricia Amison Adams 

Edward A. Borger 

Robert J. Boyler 

Ronald R. Cavanagh 

Faith Hartman Cohen 

M. Janet Bunten Costenbader 

Nancy Boerstler Coutant 

Salvatore S. DeLuca 

Carmine A. DeMuccio 

Francis A. Duckworth 

John A. Graver 

Richard H. Gross 

Jane Keogh Harberg 

Jane McMurray Kell 

Richard W. Kohl 

Robert J. Labdik 

Pamela Parker Lange 

Charles H. Lindner Jr. 

Constantine Loupos 

Francis C. McFadden 

George F. Metzgar 

Carol Hahn Reichard 

Lois Behler Reichard 

Margaret Remaly Reinhard 

Gene C. Salay 

Patti Vincent Simon 

Beverly Luzietti Tisdale 

Nancy Baker Traubitz 

Joan Gernert Vignoul 

25. 

COLLEGE FINANCES 

During the 2006-2007 year, the College operating 

revenues increased by $2.5 million to $49.6 million. 

Tuition and fees, net of financial aid, and the related 

auxiliary enterprise revenue increased by $1.5 million 

(4%) due to steady enrollment and competitive rate 

increases. The ongoing costs of operations increased by 

only 1.7%, despite increases in compensation and utility 

costs. Annual fund and campaign gifts of $4.8 million 

provided crucial support for operations and projects. 

The College portion of the endowment, which had a 

year-end market value of $74 million, provided $4.7 

million for operations and special projects. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

COLLEGE REVENUE 

IN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS 

56,555 

A. NET TUITION & FEES 28,285 

B. STATE & FEDERAL GRANTS 1,053 

C. INVESTMENT INCOME 9,493 

D. AUXILLIARIES 11,669 

E. GIFTS 6,055 

COLLEGE EXPENDITURES 


45,031 

A. ACADEMIC SUPPORT & 

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION 20,932 

B. STUDENT SERVICES & ATHLETICS 7,662 

C. INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT 7,536 

D. AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES 8,901

Frances LeTowt Von Bonin- 

Schlemmer 

Bernard A. Wiczkowski 

Harriet Peters Williamson 

Jerry L. Witbro 

1961 




Frank J. Szarko 


Rita Roseman Bartolet 

R. Burke Johnson 

Margaret L. McClure 

Anita Filler Noonan 

Wayne C. Shugart 

Ronald J. Stupak 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Joseph P. Castellano 

James J. McCrudden 

R. Joan Thomas Warren 

Barbara Roberts Woltjen 


Marcee Ammend Beilstein 

Deborah Herold Francis 

Paul A. Graf 

Dale H. LaBar 

Donald H. Marshall 

Louise Smull Negley 

Claude H. Paddock 

Earl R. Pfeiffer 

Marilyn Sumner Wachter 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Suzanne Astbury Decker 

Neil P. Eskolin Jr. 

Barry L. Gaal 

Kathleen McCann Hilbert 

Sandra Yaeck Kratzer 

John W. Medernach 

Charles A. Merkel 

Harold F. Oswald Jr. 

Theodore H. Rights 

Frank J. Zajacek Jr. 


Vincent E. Arnold 

Dianne Stoltz Bilger 

Dennis L. Bleam 

Mary Jane Wolfe Brunnabend 

Judith Laning Cavanagh 

Audrey Heckert Cyphers 

John L. DeCesare 

Mary Jane Dugan Figuli 

Robert B. Fish 

Chester S. Galle 

Jeff Gannon 

Richard L. Gilbert 

Manuel Gonsalves 

John W. Jacob 

Brian R. Kent 

Sylvia M. Lambert 

Alan J. Lippman 

Samuel F. Maczko 

Nancy Helms Mazziotta 

R. Gene Medei 

Carol Losensky Messina 

Stephen R. Moysan 

Duane R. Murtomaki 

Thomas P. O’Hay 

Jerome T. Potter 

John C. Riedmiller 

Virginia E. Schimmel 

Thomas F. Schmoyer 

Lucy Carl Sigley 

Barbara Senneca Solker 

1962 




Carol Herman Szarko 


Larry B. Bostick 

James H. G. Naisby 

William C. Needs 

W. Russell Yurchak Jr. 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Richard K. Braun 

Gail E. Ekstrand 

Robert J. Sallash Jr. 


Stephanie Rights Bertsch 

James H. Gano 

E. Jane Albrecht Graf 

Bela J. Gulyas 

Franklin C. Jones 

Carol Altemose Jones 

John L. Wachter 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

James W. Frank 

Roger W. Nagle 

Joseph J. Roseman 

Peter V. SantaMaria 

Merr W. Trumbore 


Francis Amigo 

Richard E. Andrews 

Constance Platt Boos 

Kenneth J. Briggs 

George W. Carvis 

G. Rodney Cook 

James H. Dech 

Carol Lohman Eichler 

Thomas E. Fromhartz 

M. Susan Wilbraham Fromhartz 

Karen Kaprelian Jacob 

C. Jerome Livengood 

Bertram L. Lutton 

John F. McCarty 

Bernard R. Medei 

Joan Karustis Miller 

George M. Neupauer 

Sylvia Rubens 

Sandra Thomas Ruth 


26. 

Norton D. Smiley 

Barbara Hooper Tertel 

Emma Demuth Williams 

Roger J. Yost 

1963 




David R. Cornelius 

Genie Billiard Dooley 


Emily Price Chappuie 

Robert H. Dietrich 

James O. MacDonald 

Judith Studwell MacDonald 

Shirley Hart McBride 

Robert E. Preston 

Gary M. Straughan 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

William C. Leicht 

Joel B. Nadler 

Carla Dinstel Sallash 

Jay C. Scholl 

Grove W. Stoddard 

Ann Woltjen Stoddard 


Richard A. Bedics 

Charles E. Decker Jr. 

Martin Garcia 

Nancy Trach Harstine 

Ray K. Joseph 

Gary L. Sandercock 

John J. Shigo 

Andrew M. Taus 

Marilyn Clewell Taus 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lawrence C. Blake 

Charles B. Bledsoe 

John H. Dech 

Ronald R. Freed 

Barbara Johnson Keller 

Robert F. Kohler 

Judith Freeman SantaMaria 

Charles G. Stoltz 

Patricia Fox Warne 


Bonnie Brill 

Theresa Zvitkovitz Califano 

Charles S. Canning 

Carol Horscroft Clarke 

Judith Adams Downing 

Stephen E. Edraney II 

Donald I. Egli 

Phyllis Peters Facchiano 

Susan Gares Farrell 

Roy A. Frack 

Jean E. Friedman 

Elizabeth Hicks Garrett 

Stanley L. Gilbert 

Peter L. Gill 

Melvin R. Hamelsky 

Charles T. Harberg 

Susan Burger Hauser 

Margaret L. Higgins 

James T. Hower Sr. 

Richard G. Jones 

Patricia Bonser Knoll 

Frank J. Larosa 

Jutta S. Leheis 

Larry W. Lewis 

John J. McCarthy Jr. 

Janet Gleva Miller 

Michael R. Miller 

Robert W. Moyer 

Stephen O. Nicholas Jr. 

William J. Pysher Jr. 

Sally Deysher Reimer 

JoAnn Sydorak Schaffer 

Albert E. Schneider Jr. 

John A. Viglione 

Donald C. Vogel 

1964 




Joann M. Trotsky 


Harry E. Dooley 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Judith Morecz Simpson 


Peter E. Bilan 

Rosanne E. Bricker 

Mary Beth Krater Dinneen 

Donna Stadinger Hocker 

Janice Whitfield Landis 

Lloyd H. Michael 

Andrew K. Semmel 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

John M. Abramson 

John S. Balliet 

Bruce C. Coull 

Iwao Hanawa 

D. Patricia Schillinger Hensinger 

Carol Rockovits Leicht 

Lynne Nafash Warnke 

David L. Wickmann 


Eileen Yuhasz Bogdan 

Arthur E. Grim 

Stanley A. Iobst 

Barbara Yoder Iobst 

John P. Kohl 

Nancy Christensen Kohl 

Sharon Yaeck Miller 

Linda Reitars Silowka 

H. Richard Wilsey Jr. 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Kathyann Zanelli Bednar 

Craig M. Borst 

Joseph J. Charles 

Susan Miller Erb

Greta Zoe Ziegler Flint 

Judith Bartoe Kohler 

John T. McKeown 

Joseph C. L. Merola 

Robert E. Mushrush Jr. 

Ray J. Pfeiffer Sr. 

Byron E. Waterman 

Edward J. Weinhofer 


Susan Jurman Beecher 

P. Chapin Smith Blair 

Walter S. Caswell 

Jane Diehl Clay 

E. George Dorer 

Ronald T. Dyson 

Sterling R. Geiger 

Gwynne Grey Gilbert 

Jack P. Goldberg 

William B. Grosh 

Beverly A. Hails 

Jeffrey A. Jackson 

Robert S. Johnson 

Rosalie Fodi Krusemark 

Linda Cook Luskus 

Robert B. Melchior 

Virginia Hassler Noble 

Linda Garo Olson 

Joy Ann Johnston Paine 

Robert A. Perry 

Peggy Jurman Quinn 

Margaret Dittmer Smith 

Louise Reinsmith Solomon 

Karen Chervy Sorensen 

Reed R. Treible 

Connie Latchaw Viglione 

Douglas C. Wilkins 

Marjorie Wallace Wilkins 

Alan G. Zeliff 

James L. Zoks 

1965 




Cyril M. Krajci Jr. 


Barbara Brautigam Caldwell 

Robert E. Houser 

John G. Landis 

J. Peter Rush 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Lynn Merriken Cognetti 

Laurie Boyd Hanawa 

Hilda Wolff Soden 


Philip A. Gottshall 

Samuel Y. Kern III 

Paul R. Riccardi Jr. 

Robert E. Sterling 

Stuart M. Topkis 

Elizabeth M. Wetter 

Robert F. Zerfass 

*Deceased 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Jerry L. Damandl 

Lea Sutera Hench 

Perry F. Mazza 

Anita Groenfeldt McKeown 

Terry L. Musselman 

Ellen Stets Sachs 

Lowell H. Tomlinson 


Karen Whitten Aduba 

Carol Borrup Barber 

Donald H. Benninger 

Allen L. Bergmann 

Joanne R. Bobek 

Ted W. Bowman 

Nancy Terreson Burtnett 

Lynette Stoltz Cabral 

Stephen W. Check 

John C. Demuth 

Seth R. Digel 

John E. Dratch 

Sandra Smoyer Dreisbach 

John E. Griffith 

Gary S. Hartshorn 

Donald L. Henderschedt 

James F. Hertzog 

Bruce T. Holland 

Nevin H. Hollinger Jr. 

Anthony A. Krasnicke 

Ralph E. Leininger Jr. 

Susan M. Maier 

Raymond F. Mammano 

James L. Morgan 

Irving L. Rothbart 

Richard E. Schaffer 

Harriett Pierie Segessenman 

Ronald N. Shrager 

William C. Silcox 

Thomas P. Vadasz 

Roberta M. Veluce-Tanguy 

John R. Williams 

Dagnija Scherbin Wrend 

Marjorie Dalley Zwitkowits 

1966 




Woodrin Grossman 


Parry J. Miller 


Rene H. Burgauer 

Douglas W. Caldwell 

David R. Frankenfield 

Leo W. Todd Jr. 

Jane Metzler Wolfe 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Peter T. Dunbar 

A. Owen Freas III 

Georgia Dreyer Freas 

Michael O. Jones 

Myra Heimbrook Jones 


27. 

Robert M. Keller 

Alexander A. Moorhead Sr. 

Gail Smith Winson 


David G. Berg 

Joseph J. Fassl 

Jane Siegfried Gerencher 

Thomas E. Irish 

Karen Leonard Irish 

John B. Mancke 

James M. McMahan 

Lynne Schlosser Raleigh 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Betsy A. Ahlum 

Marilyn A. Albarelli 

Janice Kirschman Donnelly 

David D. Goldberg 

Judith Smith Murphy 

Biruta Andersons Spruds 

Winifred A. White-Scherber 


James M. Andorker 

Thomas R. Baatz* 

Virginia Mack Basak 

Audrey Matz Berg 

Linda Price Brodeur 

Betsy Miller Burke 

Joan Strickland Childs 

Ilene Suter Coroniti 

Gayl Campbell Downs 

Thomas J. Driscoll 

Annette Eime Erk 

E. Lynn Neide Gaydosh 

Jane Rice Hain 

Daniel C. Harris 

Andrew G. Konnick 

John J. Kuruc 

Thomas A. Larsen 

Marie Gerbino Lieb 

Frances Coblens Mague 

Eugene F. Mares 

Henry L. Martin IV 

David G. Meglathery 

Edward M. Meyers 

Joan Ottinger Moet Lewis 

James R. Morgan 

Sue Hill Obal 

Dorothy Gandy Rolph 

Catherine Gardner Ryerson 

Daniel P. Sabetti 

Jeffrey C. Seeds 

Patricia Reichard Skrip 

Walter A. Thurber 

Norman C. Ziegler 

Nancy Szilagyi Ziegler 

1967 




John D. Fry 


Henry W. Nehilla 


Judith Plocher Kaaua 

Kathryn Broczkowski Klein 

Sandra Stewart Todd 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Shayna Jaffe Geller 


James G. Dimitriadis 

Albert H. Frank 

Alan L. Herd 

Thomas W. Houser 

Beverly Klausen Mancke 

Christina Grigg Martin 

Meta Linde Martin 

Barbara Frowery Matlaga 

Constance Trembath Zerfass 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Darlene Refsnider Borst 

Jane Dickinson Brainard 

Virginia Tresolini Gress 

Carol Carson Joseloff 

Stephen F. Kralick Jr. 

Timothy R. Phelps 

Donald J. Soltysiak 

Joanne Hunsinger Stenman 

Ernest L. Yarborough Jr. 


C. R. Adams 

Margot Mathieu Andrews 

M. Elizabeth Brown Anthony 

Neil T. Clewell 

Albert C. DiDonato 

Richard C. Ditterline 

E. Wayne Dovan 

Marilyn Canivan Ely 

William G. Farquer III 

Judith Oravec Farquer 

Cynthia P. Fox 

James A. Fox 

Gary F. Fox 

Kay Hill Hannan 

Mary L. Harley 

John D. Hedgecock 

Kirby K. Hickey 

Paul H. Knipple 

Lance F. Kolts 

Diane Leeb Leighton 

James A. Lipovsky 

Joan Kramer Mauer 

Barbara Worsley Morgan 

Carol Ann Roman Norland 

George J. Pavlinsky 

Isidoro J. Perez 

Calvin D. Peters 

Geoffrey H. Rader 

Carol Kriebel Read 

John H. Reese Jr. 

Richard F. Sassaman 

Charles M. Sottosanti 

Scott R. Stoneback 

Dennis M. Trotman 

Dorothy Thomas Wait 

Mary E. Wilson

Marianne Hunt Wolf 

Clifford W. Young Jr. 

Olindo Zanchettin 

Dianne Achey Zumas 

1968 




Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth 


Constance Stirling Hodson 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Robert C. Silcox Sr. 


W. Eugene Clater 

Carolyn D. Felker 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Richard M. Cope 

Stewart T. Herman 

Donald G. Musselman 


Robert L. Dutt 

Linda Shelton Fox 

Carl J. Fritzinger Jr. 

Diane L. LaPenna 

Barbara L. Mueller 

Alfred F. Ortwein Jr. 

Brian D. Parry 

John W. Petley 

Robert J. Semper 

Mary C. T. Kincaid Squarcia 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Joseph T. Chickey 

Valerie Papps Connors 

Gene P. Golini 

Carol D. Henn 

It Was Broke and 

THEY TRIED TO FIX IT 

Roger A. Knisely 

Richard B. Kratz 

Sharon Gallagher Pfeiffer 

Arthur W. Smith Jr. 

Jane Larzelere Wachinski 

Susan Glazier Wachtel 

Thomas H. Wiegner 


Eileen Doyle Bauer 

Robert P. Bees 

Ronald J. Berta 

Charlotte Speck Bonilla 

Christopher W. Bracy 

Barbara Keller Brimlow 

Kathryn Fretz Churchman 

Shirley Messics Daluisio 

Carol Morrow Dovan 

J. Michael Dowd 

Kathleen Doyle Dowd 

Susan Beal Dyer 

Thomas H. Evans 

Barry R. Fahler 

Edward S. Figuli 

Richard D. Forest 

Nancy Campbell Forgang 

David E. Freeze 

Vincent R. Geier 

Lynne Spiro Gheen 

Grethe Andresen Goodwin 

Robert E. Greene 

Donald M. Harris 

Georgia Unger Hartman 

Nicholas A. Hill 

Kendall B. Hubbard 

Edward J. Hudak Jr. 

Judith Henry Jackson 

Gary R. James 

George H. Knoll 

Donna Marcks Line 


28. 

When Enron’s top command was caught stir-frying the company 

books a few years ago, the scandal that ensued took down some 

of the largest companies and accounting firms in the country, 

the most prominent being Arthur Anderson. 

The U.S. Congress’s rush to remedy the crisis resulted in 

the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which required the nation’s accountants 

to follow stricter and more elaborate guidelines regarding 

financial reporting and internal control. The act had been 

in effect about two years when A shley Hugo ’ 0 7 , working 

under the direction of Peter von Allmen and Barbara Vinciguerra, 

decided to focus her Honors thesis on the apparent pros and 

cons of the law so far. 

Patricia Toohey Lowman 

David M. McLaughlin 

Peggy Bartholomew Melchior 

Andrea Rockwell Messenlehner 

Arthur N. Miller 

Richard J. Parente Jr. 

Gwendolyn Hooper Powell 

Pamelia Jennings Rader 

Linda Bruno Rice 

Brian H. Seeber 

Carol Saul Sell 

Eric R. Shimer 

Charles R. Simpson 

Martha Nester VanKouwenberg 

John D. Wait 

George Williams Jr. 

Mark E. Willis 

Maureen Coursen Worthington 

1969 




F. James Hutchinson 


Melissa Miller Robbins 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Linda Wells Lark 


Walter V. L. Eversley 

Barry R. Galley 

Bertie Francis Knisely 

Jane Young Regina 

Claire Risbon Rij 

Eric S. Ruskoski 

Richard C. Subber 

F. Jeffrey Van Orden 

Kristen Harberg Van Orden 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Vera V. Au 

William S. C. Bradford Jr. 

Rosemary Polefka Fitzsimons 

Joseph B. Lennert 

Caroline Funk Rabold 

Barbara Wright Roper 

William T. Scheidig 

Linda Evans Shotkus 

Jean Holzinger Somers 

Robert R. Young Jr. 


Wesley Astheimer 

Denis M. Duvoisin 

Lugenia Taccarino Guaraldo 

Walter R. Hatfield Jr. 

Lee B. Herb 

Alma Coester McMahan 

Leslie R. Pektor 

Trudi H. Peters 

Carole Thomas Petley 

Diane & Thomas Rosfjord 

Robert D. Rumfield 

Christine Mesko Snyder 

Donald F. Spry II 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Maureen Brandafi Cort 

Noel J. DeSousa 

Jeanne Krenicky Kipp 

Alan M. Leach 

Margaret Woodland Leach 

Helen Bauder Seifert 

Susan Clay Smith 

Carol Flasch Waterman 


John A. Ackerman Sr. 

Anita Carril Amigo 

J. Fred Baettig

For her overview, Ashley, an economics major, combed 

documents from the General Accountability Office and the 

Securities and Exchange Commission, talked to people in the 

field, and sought reactions from the companies directly affected. 

The new regulations demanded that corporations keep 

much closer tabs on their internal finances. They mandated 

the addition of what amounted to a firm within the firm 

to monitor transactions and safeguard ethical practices. The 

increased cost of these requirements was a major complaint, 

Ashley found, as was the supplemental paperwork. Accordingly, 

many publicly traded businesses in particular protested that 

the drawbacks, in terms of extra expenditures, outweighed 

the benefits of guarding against dishonesty. 

Richard J. Bath 

Elaine Witt Bath 

Donna Owen Baur 

Renae Kudzik Behrens 

Terry J. Beidelman 

Elizabeth Riley Bell 

J. Richard Bender 

Nancy Glassmoyer Brittingham 

Stanley J. Chickey 

David N. Clinton 

Peter J. Conlin 

Susan Jankowski Conly 

Janet Chorney Connor-Hanninen 

Charlotte Crone Cruse 

Mary R. Figlear 

Andrea R. Fistner 

E. Robert Geyer Jr. 

Robert L. Gilbert 

Grace Gustafson Halkins 

Joanne Fetterman Hallett 

Barbara Wirth Heisler 

Carol Ross Hoffman 

Elaine Kleinschuster Holtzman 

Charles J. Horwath 

Albert C. Katowitz 

James B. Keim 

Stephen L. Kenney 

Barry L. Kleibscheidel 

Albert T. Koncsics 

William R. Lee 

John M. Lehnert 

Willard O. Martin 

Craig A. Medei Sr. 

Charles J. Miller 

George B. Moller 

Raymond B. Moser 

Thomas J. Neimeister 

Raymond L. Orth 

Barbara Holland Peters 

*Deceased 

Martha J. Poole 

David B. Richards 

Ann Binner Sassaman 

Jack E. Schildt 

Patricia Hayes Schoeller 

Arthur W. Sheninger 

Larry F. Sine 

Bruce A. Singer 

Jo Englerth Turner 

Peggy Deily Van Doren 

Richard A. Westley 

Jack C. Wolbach 

JoAnn Lowe Wolfram 

Ruth E. Wollin 

1970 




Ellen J. Warmkessel* 


Barbara A. Osborne 


Patricia Nemesh Schoenen 

Martin L. Trichon 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Lucinda M. Shure 


James L. Regina 

Ronald C. Robertson 

Robert W. Smith 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

George A. Betz 

Thomas R. Herd 

Joseph E. Williams 


Richard E. Anderson 


29. 

But on a larger, less measurable scale, the law was instituted 

with the stated aim of helping the corporations regain public 

trust. Had that worked? Ashley found some indications that 

leading accountants did, in fact, see signs of greater confidence 

in the industry and found claims from some leaders that this 

advantage more than offset the added costs. The price of 

preventing the crimes of greed, she said, was viewed by some 

firms as well worth the extra expense and bother. As she 

reviewed the topic, she said, she scrutinized her own values. 

“I always try to be honest,” she said, “and it makes me very 

upset that some people can be so deceitful.” 

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act needs to be amended and finetuned, 

she concluded, but remains a valuable corrective. 

William L. Buss 

Joseph W. Karaman 

James Lynch 

Lance E. Metz 

Frazier M. Montgomery 

Mary-Susan Mackey Stoner 

R. Drew Thomson 

Henry F. Trexler 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Richard J. Barsotti 

Ralph W. Barthold Sr. 

Carol Hutton DeMets 

David P. Ferraro 

Diane Williams Fosco 

Robert L. Garrabrant 

J. Hugh Gratz 

Donna Shankweiler Keppel 

Mary Ann Pritchard Schankel 

John R. Stabile 

John T. Stieh 

Tom A. Tenges 

Holden T. Waterman 


Thomas S. Adams 

Ronald L. Barner 

Alice Campbell Bartholomew 

Anita Sternbergh Bresler 

Jerome W. Buzas 

Robert L. Chattin 

Marion E. Doyle 

Marlene Podleszek Drewes 

Ronald A. Duh 

Gerald C. Fett 

Timothy J. Foley 

Kim R. Frounfelker 

Richard E. Geiser 

Nathan C. Hallett 

Frederic S. Hamlin 

Patricia Reiter Heffelfinger 

Lee E. Houck 

David T. Kerridge 

Janet Rubin Kleibscheidel 

Linda J. Knauss 

Paula Weiss Kuenzler 

David E. Lehr 

Lora Jane Harvey Lisle 

Lewis K. Miller 

Jody R. Miller 

Linda Schlag Min 

Martha Sternbergh Neff 

Laura Haley Oakes 

John D. Pappas 

Richard F. Piccirilli 

Kathleen Feist Reed 

Michael D. Rotondo 

George M. Ruth 

Robert C. Rye 

Arlene Forest Sjoblom 

Ronald D. Snyder 

Christine M. Steckel 

Otto A. Strassburg 

H. Patrick Sweeney 

Mary Solek Tachovsky 

Frances K. Troup 

Santa Corpora Zanchettin 

1971 




Robert P. Flicker 


Daphne Greene Eversley 

Howard E. Lubert 

Henry G. Naisby Jr. 

Stanley J. Ramer 

Carol Belletti Robertson 

Constance M. Sokalsky

Nancy Ludtke Turner 

David B. Vasily 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Barry L. Buchman 

Patricia R. Burke 

John H. Harting 

Colette Geier Lennert 

Janet Blomquist Young 


Donald A. Beck 

Stephen J. Dolak Jr. 

Janice Goldberg Fischel 

Brad S. Lutz 

Susan Holman Metz 

Ruth Franges Rayna 

Gail A. Rhinehart 

Barbara Christ Senick 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Robert R. Arnts 

James S. Brandl 

Robert G. Doerr 

Douglas H. Kleintop 

Eugene M. Lennon 

Franklin R. Pokorny 

Jean Smith Pokorny 

Richard L. Rockwell 

Susan Warren Rosander 

Barbara Woram Stabile 

Francis Thierer Jr. 


Sandra Wylie-Nicholson Arden 

Douglas E. Bauder 

Elizabeth Paizs Benotti 

Joseph M. Bobiak 

Sandra A. Browning 

John P. Childs 

Frederick J. Costanzo 

Loretta F. DeWalt 

Jean Dickenshied Diller 

Lorie Schlegel Dotter 

Mary A. Emery 

Beatrice Limbach Fritsche 

Renae Happel Gollins 

Frederick W. Hahn 

Sharon Harakal Macko 

Judith Rodenbach Herbst 

Joanna Tharp Holtmeier 

Erma Gaffen Hoover 

Gloria E. Kern 

Annamarie Frisoli Knecht 

Alfred D. Konrad Jr. 

Roy E. Ledbetter 

John P. Madison 

Nick S. Mancini 

Walter R. McLaughlin 

Louis C. Melinsky 

Mary E. Metzger 

Laura Monforte Mockridge 

Sara Paden Peterson 

Barbara Apffel Pierce 

Ruth B. Pope 

Ethel J. Pudleiner 

Eileen Beck Riddell 

Rodney H. Saylor 

Eileen F. Shanahan 

Jean Lewis Sheninger 

Deborah L. Smith 

Thomas J. Sweetz 

Peggy Tuckey Thomas 

Helen Hofmann Trent 

John D. Tuckey 

Betsy Prunest Walker 

Sherie House Weber 

Marilyn Young Wehner 

Sharon E. Weyant-Muir 

James L. Youngkin 

Edward G. Zaninelli 

1972 




Michael M. Ellis 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Maria Corpora 

John R. Feitig 


Harry S. Clarke Jr. 

Geoffrey D. Davis 

Jan R. Gollins 

Joseph A. Grieshaber 

Karen Bruckart Naisby 

Steven J. Santucci 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Linda Pekarski Kraushar 

Fred A. Lucrezi 

Thomas A. Repasch Jr. 


Elizabeth Lempke Cochrane 

Linda Roscoe de Seife 

Mary Margaret Magyar Gross 

Beverly J. Papps Skeffington 

Tom Schwanda 

George B. Senick 

Susan Collins Sillivan 

Robert B. Smith 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lois Stanley Harvey 

Linda Somerville Hoving 

James E. Ingalls Jr. 

Joanne E. Keim 

William A. Kimmel 

John M. Kulick 

Larry C. Michael 

Karen Harke Michael 

Virginia Swett Stanglein 

Janet T. Supon 

Susan J. Youtz 

Jean Zamadics Zweifel 


Elizabeth Gutekunst Bierkamp 

Annette Silverio Borges 

Alan J. Bosch 

Randy J. Clymer 

Steve E. Craver 


30. 

Linda Huth Crook 

Elizabeth Zapf Culpepper 

Robert W. Dobosh 

Theodore J. Drake 

Elizabeth McKee Elterich 

William E. Gheen Jr. 

Virginia Gonzalez-Belles 

Bruce W. Hankee 

John R. Hyndman 

John D. Kindred 

Joan Taggart Koch 

Russell C. Lance Jr. 

Marcia Reedman Madison 

Joseph M. Mangan 

Jeffrey P. Marsteller 

Terrell C. McMann 

Richard J. Metzger 

Beverly Miller Morgan 

George J. Mulhern 

Nancy E. Muth 

Charles L. Pisano 

Lois Missenharter Radford 

John E. Riddell Jr. 

Sharon Beam Rohal 

David S. Rumsey 

Donna Fiorini Saylor 

John G. Shaw 

Joanne Hunter Sillivan 

John M. Suranofsky 

Adrienne Mackes Trumbower 

Helen Fox Vohar 

Dennis J. Watcke 

Edmund C. Watkinson 

Holley Stewart Weavil 

David W. Weber 

Christopher R. Weidner 

David R. Wilcomes 

Bruce E. Yelovich 

Bonnie Parleman Yelovich 

Stanley E. Zavilla 

Ronald J. Zelezen 

1973 




Deborah Oplinger McKinnon 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Keith D. Lambie 


Jennifer Swain Clarke 

Beverly Gaston Kochard 

Suleiman Modjadidi 

Jeanette Newcomer Ramer 

James M. Stevens 

Linda Joseph Stevens 

Peter D. Wolfe 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Timothy S. Gardner 

Gary L. Johnson 

Daniel Y. Joseph 

Michael P. Rosko 


Glenn J. Merkel 

Cathy Thompson Moses 

Norman D. Sam 

Paul R. Shelly 

John H. Skeffington 

Terry W. Stanglein 

Glen W. Stoudt 

Robert K. Strunk II 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Jane Heidecker Barthold 

William H. Eberts Jr. 

John A. Egerton 

Barbara Schwarz Egerton 

Linda E. Howard 

Marguerite M. Meisenhelder 

Kathy Scobey Perro 

Richard J. Segall 

Patricia Tallon Walsh 


E. Ann Phillips Abadessa 

John C. Ardinger 

John R. Bashian 

Michael T. Bedics 

Margaret Bond Broomfield 

Rebecca Raines Brown 

Jeffrey B. Canfield 

Dorothy E. Christiansen 

Jill Kerst Coleman 

Beverly S. Corkhill 

Martha E. Cox-Popichak 

Francis S. Gaal 

Deborah Kocher Golden 

J. Thomas Goserud 

Barbara Kosa Greason 

John R. Hendrie 

Larry F. Hentz 

Irving A. Kaplan 

Rita R. Krenicky 

Thomas P. Kwiatek 

Martha Weidner Lisa 

Sandra J. Magill 

M. Kathleen Figlear Malu 

Susan Hegedus Mancini 

Susan Carty Mertz 

Kathleen Grieshammer Miller 

Russell M. Miller 

James A. Molinaro 

Nanette Paden Muth 

Mary Ann Seaman Nickles 

Robert E. Peterson 

Clotilde Iglesias Polentes 

Mary Previty 

R. Rene Rawhouser 

Richard J. Smith 

Arvey Trotner 

W. Paul Veit 

William R. Votral 

Valerie Klein Whyte 

Amy Schieferstein Williams

1974 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Janie Whallon Muir 


Charles W. Heidecker 

Helen M. Richards 

Renee L. Roberts 

Robert H. Smith 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Jeffrey B. Benner 

Linda Laible Campbell 

Craig A. Cavanagh 

Otto Dreydoppel 

Susan Lenius Dreydoppel 

Lynn Castagnoni Gardner 

John C. Guldin 

Robert C. Mende 

Richard E. Moon 

Thomas J. Rappolt 

Richard J. Schaedler 


Barbara Dillman Davies 

Mary Wagner Dawson 

Linda Shay Gardner 

Keene J. Jabbour 

Gary G. Jerabek 

Kevin F. Jones 

David R. Lasso 

Gary T. Marsh 

Robert C. May 

Harry K. Roye 

Marie Skrilec 

Dean S. Smith 

Carol Hunter Tice 

Michael P. Utley 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Betsy Gustavsen Bradley 

Leonard S. Buscemi 

Carol Rutledge Fogle 

David A. France 

Patricia Rush Gombocz 

Nancy Jones Harney 

Richard P. Harvey 

Holly Rothenberger Lukens 

John M. McFadden 

Nicole Veraa Minnick 

Joseph A. Petko 

Charles S. Pohl 

Barry L. Trauger 

John A. Wright 


Donald J. Balogh 

William F. Bauman 

Leon G. Bird 

David A. Burt 

Ann McKittrick Claussen 

Stephen G. Doncevic 

Amy Thorpe Haggerty 

Gary L. Handwerk 

*Deceased 

Theodore B. Harwick 

Marilyn L. Hoffman 

Dave E. Hofheinz 

Janet Giles Howard 

Ronald G. Howey 

Phyllis T. Ianniello 

Charles H. Johnson 

J. Mark Jones 

Frances Rupnik Kopy 

Linda Shears Krick 

Marc F. Kuptsow 

Louise Burkhardt Kwiatek 

Edward F. Lester 

Rosalind Shapiro Lynch 

James E. Marconis 

Kathryn Kerchner McConlogue 

Suzanne Karlberg Mello 

Ann Sloyer Mindler 

Jacob P. Molchany 

Bernard V. O’Hare III 

Susan Sikora O’Hare 

Kenneth W. Orme 

John J. Pesola 

Victoria Moxham Reidy 

Ronald B. Richter 

Alfred D. Schadle 

Linda Schober Best 

Mary Shields Jacoby 

Drew P. Strawbridge 

Deborah Lorsong Turton 

Robin D. Walbert 

Jeffrey A. Waldron 

John D. Weaver 

Deborah Kracht Weissbrodt 

Thomas W. Werley 

Bonnie Boscia Wismer 

1975 




Marilyn L. Herwig 

Jean Y. Sun Shaw 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Dale W. Campbell 

Donald A. DaVanzo Jr. 

Eugene D. Lucas 

Daniel H. Pipeling 

Donna Jo Stayton Pipeling 

Debra Lewis Zvanut 


Paul D. Balascki 

Timothy J. Berger 

Richard E. Chaney 

Julie Morris Chowansky 

Landis F. Frey Jr. 

Robert K. Gratz 

John W. Iobst 

Elizabeth A. Kovach 

Walter P. Latimer 

Michael G. Lawrence 

Cynthia K. Lewis-Hart 

George D. Lutz 


31. 

David L. Peters 

Lynn Irwin Stoudt 

Jeffrey L. Welaish 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Joseph M. Burke 

Daniel J. Elwood 

Richard E. Harney 

Diane Warren Hartelius 

Renuka Freeman McMahon 

John R. Mehler 

Pamela Reeve O’Gorman 

Mark Parseghian III 

Steven J. Rose 

Jonathan W. Werley 

Heidi Stickel Wilkins 


Susan Bacci Adams 

Patricia Mahon Anderson 

Lillian F. Baker 

Sarah Dinsmore Balogh 

Santo J. Butto 

W. Thomas Campbell III 

David L. Caskey 

Dominick Costa Jr. 

Pamela DeBiasse Cucco 

Linda R. Davis-Wallen 

Dean M. Donaher 

Deborah Brown Drake 

Margaret A. Fulton 

Gary L. Gushen 

John F. Heck 

Cheryl Rush Heck 

Susan A. Henry-Trimble 

James T. Hicks 

Helen Kinder Hoover 

Scott Ingold 

Martha Walker Jones 

Richard C. Kovacs 

Nancy Martin Lasher 

Lucy Taylor Lasseter 

Harry J. Lucci 

Kathleen Umlauf Mack 

Stephen C. Nehilla 

Beverly Kindred Nehilla 

Jimmie L. Newsom Jr. 

Machan P. Pavelek 

Linda Eagan Penrod 

Robert G. Premecz 

Joan Krasulak Premecz 

Lynn Caldwell Rawhouser 

Robert W. Rinker 

Patricia Polidoro Sabol 

Jonathan M. Sargent 

Patricia Leonard Sargent 

George T. Seiler III 

Mary Clemmer Slemmer 

David S. Smith 

Donna F. Smith 

Laurie J. Spalholz 

Gail S. Warren 

Pamela Mount Watkinson 

Carol Johnson Weinberger 

Sally Gingrich Wentling 

Nancy S. Widdoes 

1976 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Ralph W. Hunsicker 

F. Robert Huth Jr. 


Donna J. Lee 

Craig S. Troutman 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Amy Greiner Hawley 

James S. Lyon 

Elizabeth Tober Lyon 

Amy Lesser Mende 

Norman E. Patterson 

Mark E. Potter 

Sandra Worcester Potter 

Thomas J. Veraldi 


Sandra Dalrymple Gift 

Lelan E. Haller Jr. 

Kemper Morse 

Karen Balcer Peters 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Joseph R. Bender 

Lynn Kuhlmann Burke 

Patty Barnum Coxe 

Carl W. Dinger III 

Richard C. Doll 

Lawrence M. Ellmaker 

Stephen B. Graham 

Ann L. Greenzweig 

Susan Cittadino Hayes 

Dean R. Jurgen 

Elizabeth Graybill Jurgen 

David N. Klotz 

William E. Savoth 

Mark A. Wimmer 

Betsy Ann Stahl Worthen 


J. Neil Alexander 

Linda Kresge Beris 

John T. Boyer 

Kathleen Thompson Brent 

Gladys D. Carter 

Dennis M. Coffin 

Dianne Cleasby Cook 

Jeffrey C. Eichler 

Jeffrey M. Epstein 

Lynn Beckage Fairall 

Charles M. Glassmire Jr. 

Richard J. Goch 

Anne Hegarty Hagen 

John W. Hair 

Elyse Jensen James 

Barbara E. Jinetopulos 

Susan Maier Kirby 

Robert R. Koehler 

Marie Poleschuk Koehler 

Lois Cooper Lynch 

Susan Gardner McConnell

Pebbles in the Stream and 

EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN 

Frank J. Mitman Jr. 

Linda A. Mosher 

Donna Stever Nace 

Karen Papsin Ruggiero 

James Ruzicka 

K. Dale Zusi Scolnick 

John J. Shive Jr. 

Craig R. Smith 

Cheryl Gilbert Sommer 

Nancy Boksan Stano 

Scott E. Stewart 

Daniel A. Sutherland 

David S. Young 

Christine Moore Young 

Jeffrey R. Zettlemoyer 

Richard D. Ziegler 

1977 




Richard T. Kingston Jr. 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Odell Guyton 

Barbara Colbourne Huth 


Gregg L. McNelis 

Mark D. Myslinski 

Frederick S. Patt 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Keith W. Jones 

Ina Kucey Kroc 

Gail Adams Plumeri 

Edwin E. Yeakel 


Gwendolyn Thomas Bolger 

John J. Fauerbach III 

Kim Vie Brock Jankowitz 

Douglas B. Learn 

Fred B. Schultheis 

Bruce M. Weaknecht 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

James M. Midgley 

Robert D. Mino 

Mary Lou Gorcsan Raiser 


Sally Cummins Abruzzo 

Rodney R. Altorfer 

Dennis R. Baus 

Albert O. Bittle 

Yvonne Lettiere Boyer 

Brenda Kelchner Brown 

Jill Boettcher Bruckart 

Lawrence R. Clever 

Page Lummer DeLong 

Janice Vuola Esposito 

Irene Wolinski Fialkowsky 

Elise Russo Gasda 

Chris R. Jones 

Wayne R. Kincaid 

Kathy A. Lemke 

John T. Lewis 

Kathryn J. Lilly 

Janet B. Matts 

Barbara Deckman McInerney 

Stephen C. Mervan Jr. 

Louis F. Puskaritz 

Virginia Hunt Rinker 

Jeanette Piagesi Schinstine 

Elizabeth Neff Schwartz 

Mark S. Silverman 

Kathleen Polak Stockman 

Anthony B. Swartz 

Denise M. Torma 

Carolyn Merluzzi Urbanski 

Anthony R. Villani 

Deborah Calvert Ziegler 


32. 

Among the biggest rewards T ammy Balliet ’ 0 7 gathered 

from her research was a clearer sense of what kind of teacher she 

would like to be if and when she decides to become one. 

During a summer’s internship at the DaVinci Science Center 

in Allentown, Tammy designed a project to teach fourth-to- 

sixth-grade children the techniques for finding small organisms 

in stream and pond water at nearby Cedar Beach. Finding 

macroinvertebrates such as mayflies and crayfish was one thing, 

identifying them another, and accounting for why more of 

them existed in one place rather than another also mattered. 

It was an exercise in using scientific instruments to gather 

the specimens and to measure the pH levels in various sections 

of the water in an effort to determine how those readings 

1978 




Placido A. Corpora 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Beth Williams Boyer 

Karen Boyer Guyton 


James A. Dunstan 

Nancy Likman Graham 

Richard F. Groman II 

Corinne Fusco Patt 

Colin G. Sandercock 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

David W. Abbuhl 

Mary Faith Yanno Abbuhl 

Hollis Haines Kent 

Cathy Mraz Kimmel 

David J. Maltby 

Mary G. Mercer 

Michael Popowycz 

Robert E. Ternosky 

Mark S. Yuhasz 


Paul J. Chowansky 

Lynn Horak Conroy 

Beverly Wilkinson DiPaolo 

Jody Titlow Haller 

Richard E. Hawkins 

Richard A. Leiby Jr. 

Diane Sharkey Miller 

Maryclare McGinley Plucinsky 

Laura D. Young 

Martha Hughes Zimmerman 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Donald M. Bellis 

Michael J. Cox 

Randal R. Dietz 

Michael J. Hartigan 

Jane E. Jermyn 

Richard E. LaDuke 

Daniel M. Rappaport 

Abbie Higginbottom Slaman 


Kathleen Martin Anthony 

Robert J. Barnhart 

Carol Avery Bell 

George J. Boksan 

Rosemary Bortolotto Buffington 

Matthew L. Capuano 

Wendy Richards Cocci 

David A. Donio 

Kevin T. Dunne 

Cynthia Bear Dunne 

Thomas S. Farnish 

William F. Grover 

Joseph J. Haggerty Jr. 

Brian G. Henkelmann 

Carol Klaus 

Barbara Herman Leindecker 

Robert J. Luperi 

Erich R. Mackow 

William W. Matz Jr. 

Marianne Desantis McDonald 

Terence X. McInerney 

Karen Van Street Moyer 

Sally Boon Moyer 

Robert L. Myers IV 

Jeanne Stoudt Puskaritz 

Diane Masino Ranshous 

Elaine Andrulevich Schaeffer 

Jack R. Seyfried 

Nancy L. Snyder

might correlate with higher or lower concentrations of such 

creatures. Tammy, who majored in biology and education, 

oversaw all this in addition to keeping close tabs on the behavior 

of her young charges. Some shied away from wading into the 

shallow water and were assigned other key functions on the team. 

Just one fell in. 

For Tammy, much of the excitement was watching the 

students do their own learning. She gave them the basics and 

oversaw their efforts. “I didn’t know what to expect from 

them,” she said, “because I’d never had my own classroom.” 

To her delight, the best results occurred when students 

took their own initiatives. If she did it for them, she said, 

“they lost interest.” 

Tina Marth Snyder 

William F. Towne 

Patricia M. Troxell 

J. William Velekei 

Susan L. Vitez 

James S. Williams 

Emily H. Youse 

Rebecca VanderPoel Zoellner 

1979 




Kenneth J. Rampolla 

Anne McCandless Rampolla 


Kristina Jones Groller 

Candy Barr Heimbach 

Richard J. Szarko 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Robin Ziegler Dogas 

George P. Kurtz Jr. 

William J. Lloyd Jr. 

Susan Gangwere McCabe 


Jane Frankenfield Burcaw 

Lauri Di Felice Jabbour 

Mary Gordon Kirsch 

Deborah Bassett Knox 

Peter F. Marion 

Kathleen Calvo Schulte 

Craig F. Wood 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Roger J. Bleiler 

Mark L. Cremonni 

Mary Ellen Sahaydak LaDuke 

Valerie Wallace Mike 

*Deceased 

David C. Muth 

Joan Szvetecz Muth 

Jon P. Otis 

Irene Kresh Rosati 

Judith Parkerton Rosen 

Stephen R. Vanya 


Richard L. Bruckart 

John F. Burke 

Noreen Ruch Clark 

Linda Souders Dancho 

Dolores Stofan Fartel 

George W. French Jr. 

Joanne Shaw Grant 

Richard W. Israel 

John P. Jackman 

Michael A. Jacobsen 

Brenda Merrill Jacobsen 

Diane Bonnell Jones 

Paul E. Kelleman 

Charles F. Kidhardt 

Brian C. Kish 

Jonathan Lash 

Judithann M. Lee 

Steven W. LeVan 

Barbara S. Lewis 

Melissa Haas Lichten 

Jean Leach Lohmann 

Barbara Booth Luperi 

Donald B. Maier 

Christopher R. Neeven 

Lenore J. Simon 

Andrea Ambrosino Smith 

Thomas F. Tierney 

Scott C. Updegrave 

Harriet Daskalos Zahradnik 

Donna Salines Zimmerman 


33. 

As the experiment continued, Tammy says she began to 

recognize her teaching style as providing students with the tools 

that enabled them to make their own discoveries. She confirmed 

her belief that a student-centered learning concept worked 

because nothing motivates like self-motivation. She also saw 

herself as someone who can allow considerable freedom among 

students to pursue objectives in their own ways, not necessarily 

“by the book.” 

She had asked her students to look for pebbles at the bottom 

of the stream and to be on the lookout for things that just looked 

like pebbles. Like early stages of macroinvertebrates such as 

mayflies. She spotted one boy who looked bored. “Then he began 

identifying flies,” she recalled, “and you should have seen his 

excited response.” 

1980 




Robert E. Beitler 

Shari Miller Dunstan 

Daniel A. Polanski 

Bernard J. Story 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Margaret E. Couch 

Frank T. Edgar 

Roberta Titus Edgar 

Bernard J. Ezaki 

Christopher D. Ochs 

Kristin Wellington Priore 

Patrice Masluk Schwartzman 

Jessica Dunlap Yazujian 


James D. Artuso 

Susan Burchfield Grieger 

Robert J. Hardner 

John F. Klement 

Kirk M. Kozero 

David A. Scanlon 

Cynthia Flick Scanlon 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Michael J. Beatrice 

Mary Beitler Beatrice 

Howard L. Dennis Jr. 

George B. Hallock Jr. 

Charlotte Kepfer Hooker 

Keith E. Nash 

John E. Snyder 

Bartholomew J. Terroni Jr. 

Allen P. Wolfe 


Lisa L. Arrigo 

Deborah Harke Brown 

Mark J. Buschi 

Karl H. Butz 

Rosemary Carnali 

Janice L. Christofferson 

Deborah Tisdale Cozen 

Nina Richardson Daise 

Helenanne Gurniak Drescher 

David H. Dunn 

Daryl A. Eppley 

Karl D. Gilbert 

Suzanne Sloss Gonda 

Stephen W. Granlund 

Ray R. Graver III 

Kevin A. Green 

Diane Frey Haas 

Robin Favreau Harley 

Colleen Handlon Hendricks 

Sharon Burd Hontz 

Debra M. Horwath 

Renee Sullivan James 

Kathleen Farrell McDonald 

Michael J. McGee 

Yvonne Stroh McGee 

Kathleen Daday Merkel 

Brian E. Miller 

Elaine Domber Monticollo 

David L. Moyer 

Carol Vichiconti O’Connor 

Jane M. Paluda 

Patrick T. Parenty 

Kathryn Hoderman Patterson 

Francis A. Polito 

Walter C. Poposki 

Jody Vinzant Rennie 

Annette M. Ricci 

Lisa Schwalier Rogers

Charles J. Rongione 

Teresa Sonn Smollinger 

Kim Koch Snelling 

Adra Smith Stitt 

Cheryl Fratantuono Symanski 

Maria Gonzalez Weiss 

1981 




Ray S. Bishop Jr. 

Teri McCandless Bishop 

Lisa Moyer Roth 


Tamera Boote Hatton 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Keith G. Follweiler 

David A. Hnatow 

Evan B. Howell 

Cynthia Wiktor Kurtz 

Rena M. Mack 

Joseph D. Mixon 


Christopher R. Curtin 

Michael S. Drescher 

Kenneth D. Hanna 

Douglas R. Hooper 

Dennis C. Kuhns 

Anita-Jean Wright 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Mark J. Allender 

Nancy Ponder Callahan 

Celia Tonkinson Dollmeyer 

Rene Baker Hallock 

Gary M. Krall 

Cynthia Bahr Pontius 

Tracy Campbell Roeder 

Paul F. Tuttle 


Andrew H. Bender 

Mary Yavorski Bender 

Maureen J. Beretsky 

Lisa McGatha Berg 

Deborah Cerino Bradstreet 

Faith Lamorelle Butt 

Catherine Skutches Campanaro 

Michael H. Castles 

Joseph P. Check 

Madeline E. Collins 

Mary Mumper Desmond 

Diane George Dologite 

James Dreiling 

Marlaine Rowe Fannin 

Kenneth R. Feichtl 

Charlene Coleman Frable 

Allison E. Frantz 

Frank J. Genther 

Behrooz Goodarz 

Lisa Ricglane Goodarz 

Lesley J. Hand 

Cynthia Heymann Hansen 

Anne Marie Hughes Jakositz 

Lora D’Onofrio Lenzsch 

Susan Moreau Lovell 

Michael J. Lucas 

Kimberly Criswell Lucas 

Ronald P. Madensky 

John R. Martin Jr. 

Patricia A. McGarry 

David R. Miers 

Lynne Thomas Nelson 

Elaine Aagaard Sales 

Joseph A. Sebia 

Nancy Duckworth Semanick 

Margaret Evans Stewart 

Robert L. Strauss 

Steven J. Trunzo 

Emily Cook Vadasz 

Susan Dreizler Van Den Acre 

Heather Whyte Vogel 

Steven R. Wheeler 

Bret B. Wrigley 

1982 




Thomas More Holland 


Roy F. Boyd 

Sabrina Zimpfer Boyd 

Terri Koser Brady 

Laurie Riley Brubaker 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Suzanne J. Bleiler-Conrad 

Jon B. Conrad 

Lisa D. Laury-Kleintop 

Lisa Orlich-Mixon 

Brian H. Oswald 

David L. Price 

Michael P. Rauscher 

Carol L. Sampson 

Michael Schlechter 

Frank A. Schwing 

Anne Romig Weiss 

Karen Glenn Yeakel 


Lois Rehberg Beamer 

John C. Byrne 

Larry J. Esposito 

Laurie Rutledge Esposito 

William P. Feigley 

Sarah Miller Gallagher 

Douglas P. Geiger 

Patricia Murray Hanna 

Scott T. Kocher 

Susan Kressly 

Susan Prause Martin 

Joanne Belletti Molle 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Margaret W. Crandall 

Pamela Miller Daniels 

Diane Heston Dennis 

Jeffrey B. Feakes 


34. 

Scott M. Loupos 

Todd L. Oplinger 

Jeffery S. Shepherd 

Barry W. Yoder 


Jeff J. Bartlett 

M. Kate Decker Bayer 

Timothy J. Benner 

Lisa Reed Bohn 

Marc S. Cohen 

Richard D. Daugherty 

Jane Apgar Domitrowits 

Susan Pitonak Dwyer 

Donna Fabian Falk 

Ronald R. Fulmer 

Bruce B. Grube 

Scott B. Kardos 

Gary L. Kiechel 

Mark A. Kiefer 

Tracey A. Knauss-Warnke 

James M. Laverty 

Christopher W. Lenzsch 

Joyce Mawhinney Mante 

James A. McAdoo 

Adrienne Hutta McNally 

Marlene N. Merz 

Cindy Sherrer Miers 

George W. Myers 

Carol Dybach Priebe 

Christy Paul Rouh 

Ann Bellanca Ruggiero 

Richard S. Schaffer Jr. 

Sherri D’Autrechy Schaffer 

Vanessa J. Schukis 

Matthew B. Searles 

Diana Kohlenberger Shoback 

Renate Schroedel Shotwell 

Jamie Moll Singer 

Robert M. Smith 

Frederick J. Smollinger 

Patricia Lynch Stinner 

Thomas J. Vargo 

Paul N. Waller 

Beth Balbach Waller 

S. Craig Wilhelmy 

J. Mark Zarra 

Frank C. Zucal 

1983 




Joanne M. Regina 


Susan H. Kuenstner 

Nancy E. Thomas-Roman 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Edward S. Attarian 

Cheryl A. Baker 

Wendy Merkle Basta 

Stephen A. Gohdes 

Michael G. Link 

Cynthia Pummer Rauscher 

Elsie Kean Schwing 

Alexis P. Slavish 

Michael S. Wolfe 


Patrice Starner Amin 

Joseph M. Brenner 

Thomas D. Christman 

Lisa S. Coutts 

Raymond W. Hague 

Christopher R. Hitzel 

Susan Farrell Meiser 

Dean A. Molle 

Jane Lefanto Puckett 

Kevin J. Stralo 

Cynthia Cave Yanchek 

Robert T. Yavorski Jr. 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Joseph G. Buragino 

Judy Jones Curtis 

Richard D. Gazda 

Pamela Wilson Gazda 

Eric D. Hiby 

David C. Malloy 

Vivian Bates Noblett 

Vicki Persson Scullion 

Paul C. Sommers 


Suzanne M. Bailey-Wheatall 

Tracy Young Biediger 

Kathleen Fleck Blikle 

Debra Brooks-Nealy 

Jonathan E. Burcaw 

Raymond W. Carlier 

Emilie H. Carr 

Christina Haas Churilla 

Louise H. Darlington 

Michael J. DePaola 

Joan Detweiler Evans 

J. Christian Giesler 

Babette Berger Guss 

Jacqueline Lystash Hartnett 

Stephen C. Kalamar III 

Larry L. Knokey 

Beth Ann Letcher Landis 

Deborah Rengel Laverty 

Richard J. Lempke 

Lisa DeFerrari Litschi 

John A. Longo 

Craig R. Love 

Michelle Stein Miller 

Jeanne DeWire Minardi 

Annette Moyer Nicolas 

Cindy Peters O’Neil 

Theresa V. Oravec 

Teresa Scheidermann Philbrick 

Michael J. Russo 

Maryann Burriello Salabsky 

Meinardo R. Santos Jr. 

Kathleen McMullen Schafer 

Kelley Hooper Schantzenbach 

Susan Kubaritz Schemmel 

Ronald J. Semanick 

Deborah Butler Shaffer 

David E. Shirey

Cara DiParisi Smith 

Janet Skvoretz Smith 

John J. Stelyn 

Barbara Updike Wilhelmy 

Shirley I. Yochum 

Marie Vadyak Zarra 

1984 




Ronald L. Miksiewicz 


Peter G. Cohen 

James J. Shiffert 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mark A. Braun 

Brian J. Hubert 

Nancy Albright Price 

R. Scott Shellington 


Aletha Custer-Bacon Fassl 

Jill A. Murphy 

James P. Walters 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lori Frantz Balliet 

Andrew Elgin 

Janet Gomes Feakes 

James Gentile 

Randolph S. Krail 

Joseph E. Luksa 

Scott L. Phillips 


Brenda McCatharn Beacham 

Thomas J. Blikle 

Robert J. Brusko Jr. 

Daniel J. Burke 

Annette Picucci Burke 

Andrea Alexander Centofanti 

Eric W. Csencsits 

Tammy Jacoby Dilendik 

David A. Dutt 

Cynthia Anderson Dutt 

Brian J. Fruehling 

Donna Dalmaso Genay 

Christina Schoeller Giesler 

David L. Griscom 

Elizabeth Plarr Griscom 

Nancy Bednar Horwath 

Lynn M. Hutley 

Kenneth W. Koelln 

Marc E. Krimmer 

Janice Lipp LaPorta 

William L. Leiner Jr. 

Bernard L. McCracken III 

Lynne Morgan Neel 

James E. Neupauer 

Barbara J. Nyce 

Denise DeJoseph Parkanyi 

Jonathan D. Reeves 

Helen Berta Rogusky 

Joseph S. Roksewicz 

*Deceased 

Charles E. Schmidt Jr. 

John R. Shaffer 

Derek H. B. Smart 

John R. Steiger Jr. 

Janice M. Thomas 

Jennifer Riemer Thumm 

Michael G. Ulicny 

Steven P. Zajac 

1985 




Kerry S. Freidl 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Carlene Sallash Braun 


Jo-Ann Brantley Brenner 

Paul M. Brock Jr. 

Pamela Greeno Campbell 

David A. Edmonds 

Kathleen DelGuercio Kececi 

Eileen Morgan Meitzner 

David R. Schulte 

Jill Hannah Waskiewicz 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lisa J. Foulke 

Harris C. Hoke Jr. 

Richard D. Hooper 

Robert C. Mesevage 

Ruth Errico Olson 


Christopher J. Brown 

Elizabeth L. DeWalt 

Heather Rosenzweig Ferman 

Michael K. Grigoruk 

Evan Y. Haruta 

Richard C. Hassick II 

Deborah Beaver Hess 

Robert T. Hoffman 

Richard P. Hughes Jr. 

Everett C. Isaacs 

Virginia Carson Kerns 

Earlaine Coleman Klingler 

Anthony J. Kosloski 

Lisa Moyer Kriebel 

Maureen Herman Leaswitch 

Jeffrey P. Lesitsky 

Anita Finelli Maura 

Laura Frederick Maxwell 

Miriam D. Mello 

Paige E. Miller 

Lynne Murray Morgan 

Valerie Hand Morris 

J. Scott Quinerly 

Bryan V. Rosenberger 

Laura S. Rowe 

Lori N. Schmeisser 

Cathy Snyder Shaffer 

Susan Licausi Strawderman 

Keith A. Strawn 

Jeffrey K. Travis 

Patrice Golden Turner 


35. 

Denise Nazzari White 

Seana Rolland Zimmer 

Karen Saas Zurasky 

1986 




Lillian K. Janos 

Terence L. O’Rourke Jr. 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Todd E. Bateson 

Eric P. Marquard 

Bryan W. Sandmann 

James F. Swartz III 

Lynda Farrell Swartz 


Eric M. Ambrose 

Corinne Parker Edmonds 

Christopher P. Gilbert 

Gayle Fischer Rowland 

Carol A. Traupman-Carr 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Kelly K. Krieble 

James R. Lasko 

Joseph A. Pacelli Jr. 

Susan Henly Phillips 

Gail M. Poverman-Kave 


Joan Meyers Alich 

Linda Metzger Ashley 

Donna Mackinshok Aslanian 

Michele Morris Cinti 

Leslie A. Cole 

M. Lynne Jenkins Davis 

Joan Kiefer Dickinson 

Gayle Stevens Dimmick 

Robert O. Downes 

Kristin Matz Gawlik 

Linda Henkelmann Gipson 

Mark S. Harder 

Catherine Holbrook Hettrich 

James A. Joseph 

Robert G. Kachelries 

James T. Lehr 

Debra Rabold Little 

Randy P. Longo 

Jeffrey S. Maxwell 

John D. Morris 

Sheri Eutermoser O’Brien 

Kathleen Regan Patterson 

Ann Molinari Pisani 

Alice Ritter Samuels 

Robert J. Snyder 

Deborah Fosburg Tomkins 

Virginia V. Van Horne 

John C. Walton 

Adelina Miranda Weiss 

Maria Nickel Wexler 

Valerie Dale White 

Mark S. Williams 

Linette Varaly Zeigler 

1987 




Susan Brickman McGrath 


Douglas C. Green 

Claire M. Klatchak 

Gary L. Long 

Jerome P. Natishan Jr. 

Conrad J. Radcliffe 

Jeffrey S. Sharer 

Timothy C. Shoyer 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mark S. Annett 

Elizabeth Tyler Bugaighis 

Ronald M. Kriner 


Rusty S. Bealer 

Michael J. Brower 

Georgine K. Danyi 

Shelly Bachman DeLong 

Melanie P. Kloiber St. Hill 

Denise O’Neill 

Peter Reinhart 

Denise Corona Reinhart 

Pamela Romig Schuettler 

David C. Stoyer 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Sandra Hammel Cinque 

Jeffery R. Frekot 

Kathleen Hanifan Hoke 

Edith Fuchs Lewis 

Anthony P. Maula 

Christine M. Mohr 

Philip T. Page 

Erin Ryan Pettit 

Diane Hvizdak Taylor 


Nadine A. Aljian 

Daniel P. Bloom 

Bryan L. Clelland 

Todd J. Dickinson 

Philip J. Dommel 

Molly McCooey Gilley 

Robert L. Gordon 

Martha Stibitz Harris 

Robert W. Heck Jr. 

Frances G. Holahan 

Anthony M. Jabbour 

Karen Morton Jensen 

Lauren Kelly Lawn 

Douglas R. Litzenberger 

A. Michael Mancini 

Christopher R. Mauser 

Anne Boutin McGuire 

Pamela M. Messerschmidt 

Brian A. Muschlitz 

Ray J. Pfeiffer Jr. 

Michele V. Purcell 

Chris Roginsky

Wendiann R. Sethi 

Bruce C. Spencer 

Lori Chomo Traupman 

Robert T. Williams 

Joseph A. Zaia 

Jeffrey J. Zeigler 

1988 




Peter D. Chimera 

Joseph B. Hoffmeier Jr. 

Teresa Segar Long 

Robert J. Russoli 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Tarek M. Bugaighis 

Jeffrey C. Ketz 


Matthew J. Etzrodt 

Karen Mengel Graham 

David L. Marcus 

Monica J. Martocci-Miller 

Anthony G. Moncman 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Robert J. Beyer 

Cheryl Derby Maula 

Joseph M. Shosh 


Frank Alessandra 

David E. Anderson 

Patricia Southwick Andrzejewski 

Michael D. Anthus 

Sofia D. Bakis 

Randall K. Brown 

Cindy Traupman Brown 

Alease Duker Chabrak 

Please Put All 

BOOKS AND NOTES AWAY 

Constance Sanders Davis 

John D. Diehl 

Jay R. Engelbrecht 

Glenn A. Geissinger 

John W. Gerencher 

Carla Kedl Green 

Evelyn Estephan Hanni 

Brian W. Horrocks 

Ronald C. Kline 

Karen Hagerman Leary 

Colleen Lewis Marx 

Michael J. Mazzarella 

Mark L. Minotti 

Annjeanette Ruggiero Peiffer 

Karen Walters Scott 

Joan Simons Starnes 

Jane Lantz Urban 

Kris Radcliffe Wagner 

1989 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Michelle Betz Reichenbach 


Candyce Homan Chimera 

Paul E. Kurzeja 

Amanda Westphal Radcliffe 

Raymond J. Reimer 

Stephanie L. Robison 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Kathy Kratzer Hughes 


Gianine M. Christiano 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Robert D. Beck 

Lorraine Matuczinski Gyauch 


36. 

M ark Maglione ’ 0 9 remembers the fateful day in fourth 

grade when he first met that disturber of educational peace 

known as the pop quiz. “It was all easy multiplication like 12 times 

10,” he recalled with post-traumatic vividness. “I knew the 

answers. But I was so nervous I blanked out. My memory became 

blurry.” The results were forgettable. 

As he prepares himself to teach in elementary school, Mark 

has reviewed his own pop quiz history as part of an effort to 

evaluate which kinds of testing work best. His own experience 

had shown him that he wasn’t good at pop quizzes and that 

his panicky reaction seemed “very common,” so he put that 

assumption itself to the test. 

Erik D. Rander 

Christine Germuga Rander 


Bonnie S. Banks-Beers 

James W. Beers 

Louis E. Chomo 

Karen Helms Demarest 

Michelle E. Dilorenzo Allen 

Joseph M. Dremock 

Robert D. Emery 

Cynthia Dorko Farmer 

Marcey Wittmeyer Healey 

Richard W.S. Long II 

Susan Neary Lowry 

Kelly Greenzweig Lutterschmidt 

Samantha Wood Mancini 

Wendy Kincaid Nemeth 

Lora L. Perry 

Kurt J. Poling 

Robert M. Reagle 

Jeffrey M. Roth 

June D. Savitz 

John D. Stocker 

1990 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Robert A. Verrone 


Rita Hoffmeier Glaser 

Thomas R. Ike 

Sarah L. Somers 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Andrew W. Hart 

Jane Tatum Helstrom 

Gregory D. Hughes 

Elizabeth Jennings Schreier 

Kelly Flanagan Sidler 

Walter T. Wandall 


Beth Hance Arnold 

Steven J. Burd 

Kendall R. B. Dobbins 

Kenneth J. Karch 

John T. Lohr 

Erika Bayles Mondok 

Anthony D. Sabino 

Jean Mulroy Tewell 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Jennifer Smith Dieter 

Andrea Fuller Giedosh 

Richard P. Graham 

Sharon Duffy Graham 

Paul M. Staudt 


Lauren Lauderbaugh Allen 

Robert W. Andrews 

Lisa Cunningham Fedor 

Bryon L. Grigsby 

Dianne Shefski Harper 

William J. Liaw 

Michael M. Melsky 

Christine Poll Mitchell 

Donna M. Moser 

Aydin K. Onur 

Scott E. Pammer 

Jeannine O’Grady Puello 

Beth Unangst Sawickij 

Robert C. Schmell 

Trudy Beltz Unangst 

Susan J. Weinlick 

Shannon Williamson Amerson 

Michele Kovacs Wolgamuth

The research involved two groups of Moravian students, nine 

apiece, recruited from volunteers who had a basic knowledge of 

algebra. Each group was given exactly the same algebra questions 

but under different circumstances. 

Members of one group were surprised by a quiz that they 

were told would be graded. The students in the other group were 

informed before the session that they would be asked to complete 

an algebra worksheet. 

When Mark tallied the scores, he found support for his 

hypothesis. The pop quiz group answered on average 50 percent 

of the questions correctly, while the group that had been notified 

was right 80 percent of the time. 

1991 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Daniel D. Reichenbach II 


Thyra L. Hartshorn 

Kimberly Deischer Ike 

David A. Zinczenko 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Elinor Shute Hart 

Jonathan D. Soden 


Suzanne Kmet Diaz 

Francis R. Mozgai Jr. 

Patricia Sudol Roke 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lillian M. Behrens 

Cheryl J. Krapohl 

Susan Knasiak Raley 

Eugene F. Weber Jr. 


Eileen Hittinger Ackerman 

Mary E. Cresseveur-Reed 

Timothy M. Cunniff 

Monica H. Deeb 

Constance M. DiJohnson 

Scott W. Fedor 

Mark A. Fielding 

Jeannine Renninger Fielding 

Frank J. Karnish 

Rozann Bezdziecki Kern 

Linda Hatfield Kowalczyk 

Lynn M. Kuster 

Janice E. Lee 

Gretchen Schur Leming 

*Deceased 

Pinar Onur 

Linda G. Pettinelli 

Timothy J. Prochnau 

Scott T. Rehrig Jr. 

David A. Reppert 

Dwight D. Repsher 

Lou-Ann D. Rogers 

Demeitrius V. Sawickij 

Rebecca Williams Slominski 

Lorraine Willey Snyder 

Stefanie P. Sommons 

Frank J. Stettner III 

Robert L. Topkis 

Renate Muller Wildermuth 

Lealan Zaccone 

Grace S. Zarnas-Hoyer 

1992 




John J. Kruse 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mark R. Newsome 

Teresa Rizzo Soden 

Scott M. Wilhelm 


Kenneth R. Rohrbach 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Sherry Rohn Clancy 

Amy J. Hayes-Hennebery 

Michael W. Hennebery 

Jeffrey M. Portik 

Edward J. Rekai 


Vincent L. Bagnaturo 

William T. Beck 

William J. Casciano 


37. 

Mark, a psychology and education major, interprets his 

findings as evidence that the pop quiz is generally a bad idea. 

Heightening student anxiety is too likely to harm test per- 

formance, he believes, and therefore blunts education rather 

than fosters learning (“I also wonder if that anxiety ever 

goes away”). “It’s hard to do anything when you’re nervous 

and sick to your stomach,” he said. 

“We can’t eliminate tests,” he continued, “but I think all 

students deserve the right to prepare for them.” 

Jennifer Lettie Chomo 

Gary L. Cole 

Robert C. Constable 

Steven E. Fisher 

Lionel B. Fraser III 

Richard J. Garofalo 

John F. Haberl 

Stephen S. Kraemer 

Michael T. Kriner 

Thomas H. Luhman 

Carmella Solito Mattes 

Kimberly Kellogg McAlindin 

David P. McCarthy 

Colby Beck McCarthy 

Christine Caporaso Mondello 

Robin M. Moyer 

Stephanie Reimers 

Michael Q. Roth 

Nancy J. Sandor 

Patrick J. Sheehan 

Jennifer Cassese Sheehan 

Barry W. Unger 

Denise Carro Valle 

Edward S. Youwakim 

Beth Derr Zmijewski 

1993 




Todd D. Parlee 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Sara B. Donches 

Michelle Litzenberger Trent 

Hilary Martin Wandall 


Amy Endler 

Monica Shea Glick 

Linda Hulse LaPointe 

Tanda L. Tucker 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Lynne Kester 

John E. Mattes III 

Peter J. Schurman 

Danielle Weida Schurman 


Carrie Schaller Bachman 

James C. Barclay 

April Major Barton 

Marta Boulos Gabriel 

Kathryn Schaar Burke 

Christopher B. Buzby 

Matthew J. Delarato 

Everett B. DeLuca Jr. 

Kristina Stoneback Donatelli 

Andrea Marx Edwards 

Thaddeus J. Encelewski 

Jeffrey N. Gibbs 

Linda A. Hager 

Holley Lambert Kearns 

Jocelyn Smith Mosher 

Keith L. Randall 

Jason C. Reed 

Jeffrey M. Valle 

Catarina Scipioni Youwakim 

1994 




Marilou Cummings 


Christina Zarnas Donahue 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Michael G. Hancewicz 

Kerry Willard Bray


Kevin M. Andris 

Denise A. Bradley 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Charles E. Bowman 

Doneda K. Clemmer 

Danny P. Maalouf 


Marianne B. Anestad 

Christopher C. Arabia 

Deborah Maier Arabia 

Karen Lechman Brady 

Jeffrey M. Butts 

Lisa A. Cardwell 

Kenneth J. Cianela 

Deena Diorio Cross 

Elizabeth Bruzda DeLarato 

Dena Mendlen Emerson 

Lori A. Halenar 

Mark A. Harabedian 

Janice E. Johnson 

Joan Vargo Krem 

Maureen James Lippincott 

Susan Dutko Loeper 

Frank L. Magee 

Jane Kerbacher McCarthy 

Julie A. Nasrani 

Kathryn L. Needham 

Patrick O’Halloran 

Patricia L. Patiri Buetow 

Deborah J. Porter 

Stewart J. Roman 

Alicia Mudd Sands 

Paul L. Saylor III 

Ann M. Schlottman 

Danielle J. Shisko-Guyer 

Kenneth C. Sicknick 

Laura Happ Thompson 

Mirna Haddad Trauger 

Dale Intemann van Gelder 

Marlene L. Wachelka 

Donna Daubert Warrrick 

Nancy L. Williamson 

Matthew F. Williard 

Ursula Morike Wuerth 

Brenda A. Yost 

1995 




Janna Barclay Parlee 


Amy Kohler Howard 

Scott D. Seymour 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Lena K. Kenan 


Melissa Hertzog Johnson 

Elizabeth Horgan Pirnat 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Mark A. Bonsall 

Stephanie A. Czyryca 

Tara B. O’Neal 

Candace R. Young 


Krisa Murray Arzayus 

Frank J. Csrnko Jr. 

James A. Dague 

Connie J. Deemer 

Howard T. DeRemer 

Jeannine Lowe Felix 

Christopher J. Fox 

Thomas J. Hartle 

Angel Schell Hartle 

Aubrey L. Hicks 

Mary Beth Anfuso Horner 

Gregory A. Krausz 

David D. Madea 

Megan Pray Middleton 

Matthew R. Minjack 

Rebecca Kleintop Owens 

Edward J. Roach 

Jennifer Meyer Roth 

Michelle Hamilton Sibert 

Karen M. Stupic 

Natalie A. Trehuba 

Christopher A. Ward 

Patricia Kirrane West 

1996 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Frank C. Chou 

Leslie D. Smith 


Mary Kate Turowski Andris 

Christopher J. Brown 

Deborah Yuengling Ferhat 

Alan G. Heverly 

James P. Orlando 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Bradley M. Leight 

Dawn Golden Matteo 

Douglas M. Miller 

Eliot R. Moore 

Laura Kellers Queen 

Richard Senker 

Caroline J. Smith 

Heather J. Watson-Kramer 


Krista Rheinhardt Butts 

Nicole DiFluri Clark 

Melissa Manco Cummings 

Anne Marie Cusack 

Joyce Minyard Dawley 

Kenneth A. Dittelman 

Kevin P. Edwards 

Ann Rissmiller Flood 

Matthew A. Fox 

K. Noel Fowler Hedges 

Ryan Z. Hinrichs 


38. 

Ernest Johnson 

Jacqueline Y. Karpow 

Lauree Kracht Katz 

Eric M. Kniskern 

Jennifer Heberling Krausz 

Michael S. Lawton 

Jennifer L. McKenna 

Ryan A. Mehl 

David A. Mengel 

Philip M. Novack-Gottshall 

Michael J. Paciulli 

Michael S. Peek 

Tammy Tracy Peek 

Daphne Rhoton Pierce 

Kathy Kovatch Reaman 

Steven G. Rhoads 

Jennifer Nolfe Singer 

Daniel Sirb 

Samir Stewart 

Leanne M. Strawn 

Kenneth W. Urbanski 

Jessica Gearhart Wenton 

Tara Pierson White 

Derek J. Wright 

Carissa Barillari Wright 

Stephen M. Zapach 

Jennifer L. Zavacky 

Amy M. Zdunowski 

1997 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Wendy Morgans Laird 


Allison Higgins DiCello 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Sarah Crews Chriscoe 

Phillip N. Geiger 

Renee Bond Geiger 

Susan R. Hosterman 

Denise L. Kowitz 

C. E. Kutzler 

Jennifer Schaller Leight 

Stacy Robustelli Pescatore 

John D. Rossi III 

Jiri Stavovcik 


Lauren A. Baksa 

Christopher W. Clark 

Jeffrey Farrlley 

BethAnn Schrey Folcher 

Leigh A. Harvilla 

Jason D. Hoffert 

Eman H. Jarrah 

Margaret A. Kaleuati 

Jayme Schulter Lehman 

Lauren Walsh Lohn 

Katrina Blake McKee 

Mark T. Morrissey 

Emily Evans North 

Kris McGurrin Rooney 

Jennifer A. Schaeffer 

Amy Croll Souders 

Robin North Stankowski 

Christopher J. Vargo 

Gregory E. Webb 

Celeste A. Wells 

Jeff L. Williams 

Owen M. Zimmerman 

1998 




Kasie Hornberger Seymour 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Jennie Coughlin Crotty 

James A. Gold 


Zaleina Khan Kartick 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Alan A. Babp 

Kenneth E. Fegley 

Audrey Weaver Sparks 

V. Chad Wenger 


Sean C. Carroll 

David M. Connor 

Jennifer Carrier Dorman 

Carolyn Leland Farrlley 

Audrey Carcanague Ferrani 

Michael M. Folcher 

Christy Danko Graybeal 

Jeffery L. Hunsinger Jr. 

Dale Konsevitch 

Heather Thorne LaCombe 

Steven J. Lella 

James G. Massey 

Brian F. McKee 

Rebecca Poole-James Michalski 

Jolene M. Miga 

Stephanie A. Newman 

Sandra E. Novack-Gottshall 

Jena Woods Pado 

Deanna Campbell Plexman 

Glenn M. Price 

Verdiana D. Quinn 

Jennifer M. Stickney 

Susan J. Terry 

Margaret R. Thomsen 

Jason R. Victory 

Jarred J. Weaver 

Gregory A. Woods 

1999 




Jessica Coughlin Milner 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Geoffrey J. Laird 


William F. Harzer

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Catherine B. Huegler 

Virginia I. Pantella 


Craig F. Benner 

Jeffery F. Brill 

Jana Musgnung Dieterich 

Sara deMange Fox 

Scott C. Fritz 

Charles E. Gardner 

Ellen Thomas Saylor 

Vincent Stango 

Lynne Kadubec Urso 

Evett Vega 

Lynne Grzywacz Webb 

2000 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Margaret M. Frantz 


Geoffrey D. Hood 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Heather Wickmann Watt 


Linda Young Andreychak 

Kaitlin Kramer Bicknell 

Ellen E. Blum 

Margaret Buss 

Christopher J. Buzas 

Tanya Rapp Carroll 

Matthew L. Coffin 

Travis W. Fink 

Kathryn E. Foster 

Lisa G. Hahn 

Allison D. Harteveld 

Ashley J. Heiberger 

Christie J. Jacobsen 

Susan M. Kastle 

Jocelyn Eisenhart Kilhefner 

Randy R. Kline 

Jane M. Knisely 

Krysten M. Mack 

Brian R. Mansfield 

Rebekah Worthington Massey 

Ostomy Matthew 

Matthew B. Peak 

Marilyn G. Ramsey 

Ryan M. Shick 

Brian D. Unangst 

Stephen M. Van Horn 

Clayton A. Wagner 

Rebecca Stroup Wagner 

Melissa A. Whitehouse-Connor 

2001 

Total Gifts: $955 



Hal A. Long 

*Deceased 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Christopher M. Watt 

Grehound Club 

Fredericka W. Beauchard 

Jaime E. Biggs 

Sook L. Choi 

Kimberly S. Ghali Rao 

Douglas E. Gold 

Erin E. Jennings 

John C. Langeraap 

Lauren Chaykin Moehring 

Patricia A. Morgenstern 

Karen A. Neely 

Carole R. Olszewski 

Paulette A. Roberts 

Courtney Rice Schnyderite 

Karl D. Searing 

Heidi J. Seiwell 

Marlo Peluso Yates 

2002 




Brian J. Corvino 


Christopher S. Szutar 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Michelle Hoopes Treichler 

Autumn H. Zander 


Michael P. Augello 

Monica L. Bartholomew 

Juddson A. Billie 

Melissa Webber Billie 

Kevin R. Bush 

Vincent P. Byrne 

Erin LaBar Curtolo 

Nicole L. Eisele 

Jacob L. Hallman 

Genevieve Hellings 

Scott A. Heydt 

Melissa L. Keysock 

Rebecca A. May 

Christina L. Mondschein 

Lauren M. Muscarella 

Debra L. Noble 

William P. Quinn IV 

Adrienne Krosecz Schultz 

Inna Kolesnikova Scully 

Julie Jones Shilane 

Patricia A. Smith 

Gretchen G. Walters 

Amanda Rissmiller Williams 

2003 




John W. Reynolds 


39. 


Michelle R. Bartlett 

Jon R. Buskirk 

Joshua L. Fick 

Aggeliki Varvarelis Gentis 

John R. Giacchi 

Melissa L. Graeff 

Sayward E. Green 

Sarah E. Hart 

Jenny E. Hilkert 

Sarah Hriniak 

Laila S. Khoury 

Dina M. Liberatore 

Elizabeth M. Muir 

Mindi B. Musselman 

Victoria Homko Piccotti 

Thomas M. Powell 

Mary E. Saville 

Bethany L. Searfoss 

Jennifer Tori Shick 

Hilari Smoyer Takacs 

Kristin L. Vazquez 

Joshua D. Weaknecht 

Andrea Lorenzo Wells 

Matthew A. Ziegenfuss 

Scott S. Zientek 

2004 



hERITAgE CLUb 

D. Wayne Barefoot 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Borko Milosev 


Joel B. Messick 


Kristin N. Antonaccio 

Renee M. Balliet 

Nancy C. Brennan 

Janelle L. Brey 

Anita Buono 

Kevin P. Burke 

Brynn Saltzer Buskirk 

Kevin R. Centurrino 

Michael E. Chrnelich 

Carrie M. Cooper 

David J. Darmofal 

Charles DePuy 

Amanda Laury Dreisbach 

Janice E. Farber 

Joseph J. Grady 

Stephen J. Hartenstine 

Jennifer D. Hinkel 

Kristen E. Kuchera 

Jaime L. Marks 

Anthony M. Merz 

Dana A. Patchcoski 

Brian C. Plodizyn 

Christine N. Pukszyn 

Jillian Kalweit Rejman 

Bonnie L. Salter 

Mark K. Schlegel 

Joshua D. Schray 

Derek C. Short 

Traci L. Siegfried 

Janice Sisinni Smith 

Melissa A. Soroka 

2005 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Libuse H. Guldin 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Leah E. Holmes 

Michelle Lala 

Tracy Stehman Maalouf 

Courtney A. Wertman 


Stephanie D. Beitler 

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Lindsay M. Carpenter 

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Renee E. Garin 

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Jennifer M. Kunes 

Regina A. LaCaruba 

Kathryn M. Laczynski 

Nicholas P. Lechman 

Danielle F. Liberatore 

John W. Loughney 

Peter N. Lukesh 

Shannon M. McCarney 

Lauren E. Messner 

Amy J. Miller 

Kathleen M. Moore 

Jeremy M. Onorato 

Pamela J. Pike 

Massimo Quaglieri 

Guy R. Read 

Adam C. Spaugh 

B. Marianne Speni 

Rebecca S. Stewart 

Ryan T. Wilkins 

2006 



CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Joseph J. Bigley 

Matthew T. Hovey 

Gerald McGlinn 


Ekow O. Bedu-Amissah 

Mojca Branc 

Lindsey M. Brychta 

Scott J. Burke 

Neil V. Caniga 

Eric J. Cuevas 

Jennifer L. Davenport 

Alicia A. Ficalora

Jennifer L. Fisher 

Amy R. Frantz 

George J. Gray 

Nathaniel J. Henning 

Brianna J. Hurley 

Kevin B. Landis 

James S. Mikochik 

Hillary A. Nelson 

Michael A. Piersa 

Timothy A. Reinhart 

Brenten J. Runne 

Stephanie L. Shantz 

Shaza H. Toumeh 

Jennifer F. Weiss 

2007 



MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mark R. Bentz 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Thomas J. Mondschein 


Kelly M. Applegate 

Kelly A. Bauer 

Patrick E. Bechtel 

Rachel P. Berlin 

EvANgELINE bAhNSoN 

SMITh SoCIETY 

Members of the Evangeline Bahnson 

Smith Society are those supporters 

of Moravian Theological Seminary 

who have made an unrestricted gift 

of $1,000 or more during 2006-2007. 

Mr. Jose P. & Mrs. Karen ’88 

Arencibia 

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Beitler 

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Estate of Adam Brinker* 

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Workman Bruckart 

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Nancy Burkette 


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Bogert ’79, ’82 

Rev. Canon Doris S. Bray ’80 

Rev. Karl F. Bregenzer ’48 

Ms. Patricia DeFreitas Brekne ’07 

Rev. Richard L. ’82 & Mrs. Jill 

Boettcher Bruckart 

Miss Darlene Bucher 

Ms. Jane Frankenfield Burcaw 

Dr. Robert T. & Rev. Dorothy 

Osterhout ’85, ’91 Burcaw 

Rev. Q. Ray Burke III ’77 

Rev. David R. Burkette ’57 

Mr. John F. Butner 

Rev. Jeffrey J. Butz ’94 

Mr. & Mrs. Ben M. Cahill Jr. 

Dr. Ronald R. Cavanagh ’63 

Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty Jr. 

Rev. John D. Christman ’70 

Dr. Joseph R. Chuk ’84 

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. Coble 

Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. ’91 

Mr. Richard G. Conant ’04 

Ms. Julie Noyes Cook ’87 

Mrs. Paul Couch Sr. 

Rev. Dr. Howard H. Cox 

Rev. Sandra Kay Crase ’02 

Rev. Rebecca D. Craver ’07 

Rev. Steve E. Craver ’77 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Crouch 

Mr. Keith & Rev. Carol Packer ’90 

Dague 

Rev. Kenneth V. Daniel ’89 

Rev. David D. Danneberger ’75 

Rev. Canon Virginia Rex Day ’93 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Denham 

Mr. David Devey 

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dewees 

Mr. Donald N. Diehl* 

Rev. Brian R. Dixon ’05 

Rev. J. Michael Dowd ’71 

Rev. Samuel ’93 & Mrs. Alvina ’93 

Downs 

Rev. Wilfred L. Dreger ’45 

Rev. Otto Dreydoppel, Jr. 

Mr. Frank E. Driscoll 

Ms. Susan L. Dupree ’98 

Mr. Dean A. Easton ’05 

*Deceased 

SEMINARY ALUMNI & FRIENDS 

Rev. Ian D. S. ’04 & Dr. Eileen Steele 

’05 Edwards 

Rev. Charles W. Eichman ’51 

Mr. Gregory Ellis ’07 

Rev. Robert F. Engelbrecht ’56 

Miss Phyllis Ann Epperson 

Rev. Dr. Donald C. Esslinger ’82 

Rev. Gerald C. Fett ’74 

Rev. Charles W. Fishel ’63 

Rev. Wolfram Fliegel ’56 

Rev. Terry L. Folk ’78 

Rev. Carol A. Foltz ’78 

Mr. Rollin B. Foster 

Rev. Dr. Albert H. ’71 & Mrs. Erdmute 

’03 Frank 

Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert L. Frank 

Rt. Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Freeman Jr. ’52 

Rev. Derek A. French ’95 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Fulp 

Rev. Donald E. Fulton ’53 

Ms. Ginny Gemmel ’07 

Ms. Deborah S. German 

Ms. Ann C. Gibson 

Rev. J. Christian Giesler ’86 

Rev. John H. Giesler ’58 

Rev. James L. Gill ’89 

Rev. Stephen A. Gohdes ’86 

Rev. Dr. Amy Gohdes-Luhman ’93 

Mr. James A. Gold 


Rt. Rev. Paul A. ’64 & Mrs. E. Jane 

Albrecht Graf 

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Graham Jr. 

Rev. William E. Gramley ’62 

Mr. Howard Gray 

Rev. Sayward E. Green ’06 

Rev. W. Norwood Green ’52 

Rev. Roger E. Griffith Sr. ’97 

Rev. John D. Groblewski ’90 

Mr. & Mrs. Cromer R. Grubbs Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Willard Grunow 

Rev. Steven Hamilton ’07 

Rev. Mary Ann Hamm ’05 

Rev. Dr. Gene E. Handwerk ’77, ’82 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hanson 

Mr. Charles T. Harberg ’67 

Rev. Jane Keogh Harberg ’92 

Mrs. Elsie J. Harberg* 

Mrs. Beatrice Harke 

Rev. Keith K. Harke ’99 

Rev. Dr. Willard R. Harstine ’62, ’86 

Rev. Milton Hartenstine ’71 

Dr. A. Peter ’59 & Mrs. Joan 

Schnable Haupert 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Henderson 

Rt. Rev. Percival R. Henkelman ’51 

Mr. Brian G. Henkelmann ’83 

Rev. David M. Henkelmann ’57 

Rev. Marvin R. Henkelmann ’53 

Ms. Therese M. Hero ’95 

Rev. Mark V. Herr ’79 

Rev. Reeder Herrick ’03 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hertzog 

Rev. M. Jane Newburgh Hess ’86 

Rev. Dr. James S. Hilander ’51 

41. 

SEMINARY FINANCES 

The Seminary remained financially healthy in the 2006- 

2007 fiscal year. Net tuition revenue decreased slightly 

due to an increase in funded financial aid and operating 

expenses were essentially flat. The Seminary was the recipient 

of a significant estate gift during the year, pushing 

total gifts to a record level of $4.1 million. The Seminary 

portion of the endowment provided $838,000 in support 

for Seminary operations, scholarships, and facilities. As 

of June 30, 2007, the Seminary portion of the endowment 

was $20 million. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

SEMINARY REVENUE 


A. NET TUITION & FEES 534 

B. INVEST. INC. 2,421 

C. AUXILLIARIES 208 

D. GIFTS & GRANTS 4,081 

SEMINARY EXPENDITURES 


7,244 

2,145 

A. ACADEMIC SUPPORT & 

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION 1,025 

B. STUDENT SERVICES 191 

C. INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT 780 

D. AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES 149

Ms. Diana Hill ’93 

Mr. & Mrs. C. Graham Hodnett Jr. 

Rev. Deborah A. Hoffman ’07 

Home Moravian Women’s Fellowship 

Ms. Kelly Howard ’05 

Ms. Margaret Bassett Hubbard ’07 

Ms. Frances L. Huetter ’58 

Rt. Rev. Dr. James C. Hughes ’47 

Mr. Donald Hullenbaugh ’07 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hunter 

Mrs. F. Robert Huth 

Mr. David J. Hutnick ’96 

Rt. Rev. Robert A. Iobst ’39 

Rev. Dr. Everett C. Isaacs ’85 

Rev. John P. Jackman ’82 

Mr. Earl Jackson 

Mr. Darryl S. Jeffries ’69 

Dr. Andrew H. Johanson 

Revs. Darrell F. ’88 & Christine 

Sobania ’88 Johnson 

Rev. Melissa Hertzog Johnson ’01 

Rev. Franklin C. Jones ’65 

Rev. Ray K. Joseph ’67 

Mrs. D. Jane Joyce ’93 

Mrs. Genoise S. Judd 

Rev. Lawrence T. Junek ’73 

Rev. Glenn F. Jurek ’64 

Rev. Dean R. ’81 & Mrs. Elizabeth 

Graybill Jurgen 

Rev. John H. Kapp ’41 

Mr. & Mrs. M. Keith Kapp 

Rev. Dianne Murray Kareha ’93, ’97 

Mrs. Denise S. Katsaros ’93, ’97 

Rev. Gail H. Kees ’86 

Rev. Brian R. Kent ’64 

Rev. William B. Kerner ’62 

Rev. Andrew D. Kilps ’07 

Rev. Roger W. ’60 & Mrs. Mitzie 

Pennington Kimball 

Rt. Rev. Douglas H. Kleintop ’75 

Rev. James L. Knappenberger ’77 

Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely 

Rev. Judy M. Knopf 

Rev. Richard W. Kohl ’60 

Mr. Gregory A. Krausz ’02 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Krawiec 

Mr. Michael Krentz 

Mrs. Dorothy C. Kuhfahl 

Mrs. Anne Landreth 

Rev. Roy E. A. Ledbetter ’74 

Lehigh Valley Hospital 

Rev. Barry A. Lehman ’75 

Rev. Margaret K. Leinbach 

Rev. Allen A. Lenius ’51 

Rev. Linda More Lennon ’98 

Rev. James W. Levan ’85 

Rev. Henry A. Lewis ’42 

Mr. & Mrs. R. Mark Liebenow 

Dr. & Mrs. Roland R. Liebenow 

Rev. C. Jerome Livengood ’65 & 

Mr. James E. Flynt 

Rt. Rev. Dr. Milo A. Loppnow ’40 

Rev. Charles R. Lord ’75 

Rev. Gary T. Marsh ’83 

Rev. Dr. Samuel B. Marx ’42 

Mrs. Sherry Mason Brown 

Rev. Leon H. Matthias Sr. 

Rev. Drs. William ’53 & Mary D. ’75, 

’82 Matz 

Rev. John T. McCarthy ’03 

Ms. Nicole R. Melara ’06 

Mr. Joseph R. Meranti ’04 

Rev. David H. Merritt ’82 

Rev. Revocatus H. Meza ’07 

Rev. Richard E. Michel ’45 

Lt. Col. & Mrs. William M. Milstead 

Mrs. Katharine Westphal Monfils 

Rev. Gordon B. Mowrer ’89, ’92 

Mr. Donald L. Murphy ’99 

Miss Mary Murphy 

Mr. Henry G. Naisby Jr. 

Rev. Jack T. Nance ’65 

Mrs. Rose Eifert Nehring 

Rev. Vernon H. Nelson ’58 

Rev. Jimmie L. Newsom Sr. ’59, ’64 

Rev. Jimmie L. Newsom Jr. ’75 

Rev. James C. Newsome Jr. ’87 

Rev. Dr. Stephen O. Nicholas Jr. ’67 

Mrs. Anne Cramer Nourse ’04 

Rev. Kenneth W. Nowack ’51 

Rev. Frederick W. Oleck ’65 

Mrs. Mary Ellen Binder Orben 

Mrs. Lisa Orlich-Mixon 

Rev. Charles Otto ’03 

Mrs. William C. Park 

Dr. Judith E. Parker 

Rev. Catherine A. Parsons ’95 

Rev. Helen R. Pearson ’93, ’97 

Rev. Robert M. Peek Sr. ’99 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Perryman 

Ms. Jill Peters ’07 

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Petree 

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Pettit 

Rev. Joyce H. Pfeiffer ’96 

Rev. Gary A. Piatt ’83 

Mrs. Mary L. Plummer ’04 

Ms. Jami L. Possinger ’02 

Rev. Norman E. Prochnau ’62 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Pruett 

Ms. Verdiana D. Quinn 

Mr. Douglas Rabbach 

Estate of George K. Reed* 

Rev. Carol A. Reifinger ’84 

Mr. Richard P. Reinke 

SEMINARY ALUMNI & FRIENDSSEMINARY 

ALUMNI & FRIENDS 

42. 

Rev. Janel Rice ’05 

Rev. Dawn R. Richie ’03 

Rev. Robert M. Rierson ’64 

Rev. Douglas C. Rights ’83 

Rt. Rev. Graham H. Rights ’60 

Rev. John D. Rights ’85 

Rev. John G. Rights ’95 

Theodore H. Rights, M.D. ’61 

Rev. Tammie L. Rinker ’99 

Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. ’51 & Mrs. Grace 

Snavely Robinson 

Mr. Tracy Robinson ’06 

Dr. Edward A. & Mrs. Tracy Campbell 

’89 Roeder 

Mrs. Mary Jeane Moser Romer ’54 

Rev. Canon Gwendolyn-Jane 

Romeril ’81 

Ms. Charlotte G. Rosenberger ’92 

Rev. Alice A. Roth ’04 

Rev. James V. Salzwedel ’61 

Mr. Timothy G. Sapp ’06 

Rt. Rev. Warren A. Sautebin ’45 

Rt. Rev. Dr. Edwin A. Sawyer ’38 

Rev. Dr. Robert E. Sawyer ’67 

Rev. Marlin L. Schaffstall ’59 

Rev. James A. Schultz ’75 

Rev. Raymond E. Schultz ’45 

Rev. Eric J. Schulze ’53 

Rev. George R. Scilley ’58 

Mrs. Karen Walters Scott ’91 

Mrs. Lorraine Mumbauer Sell ’97 

Rev. Frederick C. Seyfert Jr. ’62 

Mrs. Kathryn Shamel 

Rev. Dr. Richard I. Shamel ’54 

Estate of Ralph S. Shay* 

Rev. G. Thomas Shelton ’78 

Rev. Joan A. Shelton ’79 

Rev. Dr. Judy Schaeffer Kehler 

Shirey ’84 

Rev. William C. Sibert Jr. ’86 

Rev. Richard L. Sides ’75 

Ms. Jean H. Siftar 

Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Simmons 

Mr. Halfred C. Smith 

Ms. Kathy Smith ’07 

Rev. Robert H. Smith ’61 

Rev. Paul A. Snider ’51 

Rev. Judith U. Snyder ’91 

Rev. David W. Sobek ’90 

Mr. & Mrs. William Sobiesiak 

Rev. Dr. Carl S. Southerland ’76 

Rev. Maria Evola Spada ’89 

Mr. Adam C. Spaugh 

St. Paul’s Moravian Church Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Starbuck 

Ms. Carol L. Steager ’90 

Dr. Ann K. Stehney 

Rev. Earl E. Stephan ’57 

Rev. Rebecca Y. Stephens ’92 

Rev. Robert T. Stevens ’94 

Rev. Arkon G. Stewart ’90 

Mr. Arthur F. Stocker 

Mr. & Mrs. William Stocker 

Estate of Jessie J. Stone* 

Rev. Cheryl A. Stoneback ’04 

Rev. Dr. Glen W. ’77 & Mrs. Lynn 

Irwin Stoudt 

Rev. Robert L. Strauss ’84 

Rev. Arlene Byers Studer ’72 

Rev. William E. Surber ’78 

Rev. Lewis B. Swaim ’55 

Rev. Robyn Grigonis Szoke ’87, ’89 

Rev. Alan H. Taylor ’62 

Rev. Richard J. Thierolf ’78 

Rev. Llewellyn W. Thomas ’59 

Bishop Stanley F. Thomas 

Rev. Allen D. Timm ’92 

Mrs. Michelle Litzenberger Trent 

Mrs. Lynne D. Trout ’05 

Rev. Raymond T. Troutman Jr. ’53 

Twenty Minute Society of Central 

Moravian Church 

Rev. C. Scott Venable III ’79 

Mr. George W. Verheyden Jr. 

Harold & Elizabeth Vogler Fund 

Rev. Dawn Gibson Volpe ’85 

Dr. Edwin & Mrs. Emily B. ’94 

Wallace 

Rev. John B. Wallace ’84 

Rev. Aden A. ’71 & Rt. Rev. Dr. Kay K. 

’80 Ward 

Rev. Bruce M. Weaknecht ’81 

Rev. Terry W. ’76 & Mrs. Holley 

Stewart Weavil 

Rev. Christian D. Weber ’52 

Cmdr. Wanda L. Weidman ’82 

Rev. Dr. Mervin C. Weidner* ’40 

Rev. Dr. William J. Weinland ’49 

Rev. Dr. John Henry Weinlick ’68 

Mrs. Pamela M. Weiss ’99 

Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99, ’00 

Rev. Warren D. Wenger ’45 

Rev. Donald A. Wenzel ’60 

Rev. Carol L. West ’00 

Rev. David L. Wickmann ’67 

Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln Wickmann 

Rev. Theodore E. Wilde ’61 

Rev. Gwyned Williams ’60 

Rev. R. Donald Winters ’85 

Rev. Dr. Jerry L. Witbro ’64 

Mr. Philip A. Woffindin ’97 

Rev. Robert D. Wolfe ’90 

Ms. Lori Young ’07 

Ms. Linda S. Zawaski ’06 

Rev. Stuart N. Zimmerman ’78

Present and Emeriti Members 

of Moravian College and 

Moravian Theological Seminary 

Faculty and Staff 


Dr. Daniel R. Gilbert Sr. 


Mr. Dennis A. Domchek 


Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80 

Ms. H. Paty Eiffe 

Dr. Ervin J. Rokke 

David ’60 & Doris Wood 

Schattschneider 



hERITAgE CLUb 

Dr. James Tyler 


Mrs. Sabrina Zimpfer Boyd ’82 

Mr. Peter A. Caputo 

Dr. Herman E. Collier Jr. 


Ms. Julie A. Del Giorno 

Dr. George S. Diamond 

Dr. Linda Heindel 

Dr. Curtis A. Keim 


Mrs. Beverly Gaston Kochard ’73 

Dr. Eva Leeds 

Dr. Janet S. Loengard 

Dr. Roger H. Martin 

Mrs. Carol Ann Modjadidi 

Mr. Joseph L. Powlette ’60 

Mr. Mark F. Reed 

Ms. Anne Myers Reid 

Dr. G. Alden Sears 

Mr. Robert H. Smith ’74 

Mr. Bernard J. Story ’80 

Rev. Dr. Walter H. Wagner 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler 

Ms. Dawn M. Ketterman Benner 

Mr. Mark R. Bentz ’07 

Dr. Hilde Binford 

Dr. Robert T. Burcaw ’51 

Mr. Jon B. Conrad ’82 

Mr. Scot J. Dapp 

Rev. Otto Dreydoppel ’74 

Ms. Anne Dutlinger 

Drs. Dennis & Dorothy Glew 

Dr. Brett Godbout 

Mr. James A. Gold ’98 

Dr. Florence C. Kimball 

Dr. William A. Kleintop 

Dr. Karen D. Kurvink 

*Deceased 

Mr. Edward E. Little 

Dr. John W. McDermott 

Ms. Marty J. Moyle 

Miss Johanna Ott 

Mr. Douglas J. Plotts 

Dr. Kay B. Somers 

Dr. Ann K. Stehney 

Dr. Lori J. Toedter 

Dr. Peter von Allmen 

Mr. James R. Walker 

Mrs. Pamela M. Weiss ’99 

Mr. Joseph E. Williams ’70 

Mr. Michael P. Wilson 

Mrs. Susan Overath Woolley 


Mr. Harold C. Anderson 

Mr. James E. Barnes 

Mrs. Rita J. Berk 

Mrs. Lisa Gianotti Brand 

Dr. Robert T. Brill 

Dr. Carole K. Brown 

Mrs. Dawn L. Buck 

Ms. Jane Frankenfield Burcaw ’79 

Mr. John C. Byrne ’82 

Dr. G. Clarke Chapman 

Ms. Nancy E. Clark 

Mr. Stephen G. Corbesero 

Rev. Dr. Howard H. Cox 

Rev. Dr. Albert H. Frank ’67 


Dr. Joseph J. Gerencher 

Mrs. Mary Margaret Magyar 

Gross ’72 

Dr. Ruth Roberts Hailperin 

Mrs. Patricia Murray Hanna ’82 

Rev. Dr. Willard R. Harstine ’62 

Mr. Alan G. Heverly ’96 

Rev. Dr. James S. Hilander ’48 

Ms. Mary Anne B. Hoffman 

Rev. Melissa Hertzog Johnson ’95 

Dr. Frank T. Kuserk 

Ms. Linda Hulse LaPointe ’93 

Rev. Dr. William W. Matz ’50 

Dr. Joanne M. McKeown 

Mrs. Carol J. Meixell 

Ms. Erika Bayles Mondok ’90 

Mr. Paul R. Moyer 

Dr. Gary L. Olson 

Dr. Jack R. Ramsey 

Ms. Suzanne Marie Schamberger 

Mr. Kurt W. Schreefer 

Dr. Fred B. Schultheis ’77 

Rev. Dr. Glen W. Stoudt ’73 

Mr. Sean Tallarico 

Dr. Carol A. Traupman-Carr ’86 

Dr. Joel D. Wingard 

FACULTY & STAFF 

43. 

Dr. Stacey B. Zaremba 

Mr. Robert F. Zerfass ’65 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Dr. Mary E. Arenas 

Rev. David E. Bennett ’88 

Dr. George D. Brower 

Mrs. Frances Tallarico Buragino ’46 

Mr. James W. Caskey 

Mrs. Bonnie Jean Falla 


Ms. Ann C. Gibson 

Mrs. Deborah J. Hinkel 

Dr. Joyce A. Hinnefeld 

Rt. Rev. Douglas H. Kleintop ’71 

Dr. Kelly K. Krieble ’86 

Dr. David L. Langhus 

Mr. Mayo W. Lanning 

Dr. R. Daniel Libby 

Mr. James P. Mackin 

Dr. Albert H. Martin 

Rev. Dr. William W. Matz ’50 

Mr. Thomas J. Mondschein ’07 

Dr. Martha Reid 

Dr. Edward A. Roeder 

Mr. John D. Rossi III ’97 

Ms. Jane C. Schaffer 

Dr. Alicia N. Sevilla 

Dr. Joseph M. Shosh ’88 

Dr. James V. Skalnik 

Dr. Donald P. St. John 

Dr. Paige T. Thompson 

Ms. Phyllis V. Walsh 

Miss Debra A. Williamson 


Ms. Anisa Kocher Albertson 

Rev. Dr. Glenn H. Asquith 

Mr. William F. Bauman ’74 

Mrs. Barbara L. Bedics 

Mr. James W. Beers ’89 

Mrs. Judith A. Behum 

Dr. John R. Black 

Mrs. Jill Boettcher Bruckart ’77 

Mrs. Kathleen Krizan Burkert 

Dr. Kerry H. Cheever 

Mr. Richard J. Claussen 

Mrs. Ann McKittrick Claussen ’74 

Mr. Keith M. Dague 

Dr. John R. Dilendik 

Dr. Theresa A. Dougal 

Mrs. Linda J. Doyle 

Ms. Sylvia Muller Doyle 

Dr. Dana S. Dunn 

Mrs. Theresa C. Eddinger 

Mrs. Diane C. Ferry 

Dr. Lisa C. Fischler 

Mr. Terence J. Fitzpatrick 

Mr. Mark J. Fleming 

Mrs. Geri G. Flores 

Dr. Sandra E. Fluck 

Mrs. Sandra Newgarde Giordano 

Mrs. Regina Liberto Gower 

Miss JoAnn M. Grandi 

Ms. Eileen J. Grasso 

Dr. James S. Green 

Ms. Susan L. Herschlag 

Mr. Warren M. Hilton 

Dr. Diane W. Husic 

Ms. Christie J. Jacobsen ’00 

Dr. Andrew H. Johanson 

Mrs. Pamela G. Kalapay 

Mr. Kenneth K. Kalapay 

Dr. Ronald J. Kline 

Mr. Michael Krentz 

Dr. Astrid B. Kromayer 

Dr. Paul S. Larson 

Mr. Jeffrey Michael Lawson 

Dr. Heikki E. Lempa 

Dr. Larry A. Lipkis 

Mr. John Makuvek Jr. 

Dr. Santo D. Marabella 

Dr. Robert H. Mayer 

Mrs. Colby Beck McCarthy ’92 

Mr. Stephen McKinney 

Ms. Beverly Miller Morgan ’72 

Mrs. Susan Sikora O’Hare ’74 

Mrs. Miguelina Ortiz 

Ms. Rose Panik 

Dr. Judith E. Parker 

Ms. Barbara Parry 

Mr. Armand David Patino 

Ms. Verdiana D. Quinn ’98 

Mrs. Christine Germuga Rander ’89 

Dr. Katherine A. Restuccia 

Dr. John V. Reynolds 

Ms. Bonnie L. Salter ’04 

Ms. Martha K. Schrempel 

Mrs. Mary S. Sek 

Mrs. Karen A. Sienicki 

Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Simmons 

Mrs. Amy Croll Souders ’97 

Ms. Mary Beth A. Spirk 

Ms. Candi L. Stoudt 

Mr. Robert J. Ward 

Mr. Neil Wetzel 

Dr. Robert R. Windolph 

Dr. Hans M. Wuerth 

Dr. Charlotte Rappe Zales 

Dr. Paula Ring Zerkle 

Ms. Penni L. Zimmerman

Current and Past Parents and 

Grandparents of Moravian Students 


Dr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Gilbert Sr. 


Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fox 


Ray S. Jr. ’81 & Teri McCandless ’81 

Bishop 

Is the Prince Charming 

OVER THE LONG RUN? 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Durso 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Freedman 

Mrs. Margaret Taylor 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Weller 

hERITAgE CLUb 

Mr. & Mrs. Jan L. Blom 

Mrs. Barbara Reimers 



Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Bisci 

Roy F. ’82 & Sabrina Zimpfer ’82 

Boyd 

Geoffrey D. ’72 & Debbie Davis 


Jan Gollins ’72 and Dana Gollins 

Mark J. & Candy Barr ’79 Heimbach 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kiel 

Mrs. Sherry K. Larson-Reese 

Ms. Deborah McCullough 

Mrs. Doreen H. Paynton 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Post 

Mr. & Mrs. M. Eugene Speni 

Bernard J. ’80 & Margaret B. Story 

Mrs. Ida E. Vasily 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Agnew 

Ms. Cheryl A. Baker ’83 

Mr. & Mrs. Tomas J. Bamberger 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Berlin 

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bray 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary F. Danni 

Otto ’74 & Susan Lenius ’74 

Dreydoppel 

Mr. Robert J. Fulmer 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gallagher 

Mr. & Mrs. L. Thomas Hornberger 

Mrs. Elizabeth Kidd Jenny 

Mr. James T. Long Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. William Mack 

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Maher 

Mr. Donald J. Maxwell 

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Messler 

Dr. & Mrs. Antonio Panebianco 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Ross 

Mr. William C. Rue 

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Styer Jr. 

Robert E. ’78 & Gale Ternosky 


Mr. Harold C. Anderson 

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Bisci 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Blenk 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brower 

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Byrne 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Cianfichi 

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Clark Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Clayton 

Ms. Mary T. Dougherty 

Mrs. Grace Wilkinson Dunkley 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Goehringer 

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Goodbred 

Mr. & Mrs. John Heim 

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Kastle 

Ms. Kim Kliewer 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kline 

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley A. Koza 

Richard A. Jr. ’78 & Marilyn A. Leiby 

Mrs. Carol J. Meixell 

PARENTS & gRANDPARENTS 

44. 

Like most of her peers—and myriad generations before 

her—K ristin Smith ’ 0 7 made frequent excursions 

into fantasy land in her childhood. One of the features of 

this imaginary garden was the fairy tale, the kind of story that 

spawned romance and heroism. 

For her sociology Honors project, directed by assistant professor 

Daniel Jasper, she drew upon her lingering fascination with these 

stories to study the impact they had on today’s college students. 

So she designed an experiment, using three of Disney’s most 

popular animated films, to explore the effect of such tales among 

Moravian students. 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Micklos Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Pagano 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Podiak 

Mr. & Mrs. Alan A. Raab 

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Rafferty 

Atty. & Mrs. George H. Romania 

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Setley 

Mr. Robert G. Shelton 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sierra 

Mr. Leonard R. Simpson 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Starner 

Mrs. Helen P. Strunk 

Mr. & Mrs. James Swartz Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent D. Vaccaro 

Mr. & Mrs. John Westermann 

Dr. & Mrs. John E. Widger 

Mr. & Mrs. Cary M. Wilson 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Kent Ziegler 

Stuart N. ’78 & Martha Hughes ’78 

Zimmerman 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Dr. & Mrs. John W. Adamus 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Bieniek 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Black 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Bortz 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Vincent Byrne 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Centurrino 

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Chomo 

Mr. & Mrs. Russel E. Cole 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. Cook 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Corey 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Endler 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred R. England 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Flood 


Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Fulton 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Grezlak 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard W. Hess 

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hinkel 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kranchalk 

Mr. & Mrs. David Larson 

Mr. & Mrs. Chester R. Lehmann 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Mangieri Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Mayer 

Dr. & Mrs. Ray A. Moyer 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn B. Murray 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Narmita 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Osborne Jr. 

William E. ’76 & Karen W. Savoth 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schade 

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sini 

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Spirk 

Mr. Claude D. Wagner 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Wait 

John B. ’84 & Cheryl B. Wallace 

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wertman 

Mr. & Mrs. H. William Westerman 

Dr. & Mrs. Francis H. Williamson 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Zacheis 


Mr. & Mrs. David J. Adamski 

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Agnew 

Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Alexander 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Alogna 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Altemose 

Mrs. Janice L. Andersen 

Mr. & Mrs. Mauro P. Andreula 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Antonaccio 

Ms. Terry Troiani Aprea 

Mr. & Mrs. Williams S. Aquilino 

Ms. Diane J. Aquilino 

Dr. & Mrs. Mohammad I. Arastu 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Augustus 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Avona 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baal 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Baranchok 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Barbadora

Kristin showed small clusters of students, 52 in all, one of 

the three selections—The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Beauty and 

the Beast—and asked them to discuss how these tales may have 

influenced the students’ expectations of life and love. 

Her results showed that the fairy tales had indeed left an 

impression that had been altered by hard realities. The fairy- 

tale messages of idyllic love, pristine endings, and triumphant 

goodness were now viewed with much skepticism by many 

students who had been raised during increasing marital breakups, 

job insecurity, and the moral ambiguities of war. “Everyone 

knows,” Kristin said of the fantasy world depicted in the movies, 

“that it’s not how things work.” 

Ms. Cynthia I. Barbarics 

Mr. & Mrs. John Barras 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Barron 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barrovecchio 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Basso 

Mr. & Mrs. George Bauer 

Mrs. Beverly Baxter 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Beck 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Becker 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Becker 

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bedell 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Beers Jr. 

Mrs. Calmer D. Beeson 

Mr. & Mrs. George Benas 

Mr. & Mrs. Dale F. Benner 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Benonis 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Benson 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Benson 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Berger 

Mr. & Mrs. Mario Bertani 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Best 

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Beyhl Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Bezdziecki 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Biery 

Mr. Clarence H. Biggs 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Birosik 

Ms. Patricia Bisci 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Black 

Ms. Kimberly Blatt 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Bobick 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bodine 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bodine 

Ms. Maria Bodkin 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery L. Borger 

Ms. Betty Boyer 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Boyle 

Mrs. Eleanor Braun 

Mrs. John Brennan* 

*Deceased 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Brice 

Mr. & Mrs. Carey Brinckman 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Brotzman 

Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Brown 

Richard L. ’79, ’82 & Jill Boettcher ’77 

Bruckart 

Mr. & Mrs. Lucius Buckman 

Ms. Gail Young Bundra 

Ms. Mary E. Burke 

Mrs. Kathleen Krizan Burkert 

Mr. & Mrs. James B. Burkholder 

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Bush 

Mr. & Mrs. William S. Buzdygon 

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Byorek 

Drs. Paul & Ramona Cahiwat 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Campbell 

Mr. & Mrs. John Carey III 

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Carnevale 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Carr 

Dr. Barbara A. Caruso 

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Castagna 

Mr. & Mrs. John Cave 

Mr. Michael J. Cavoto 

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel F. Champi 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Chando 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chase 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Chaykin 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Cimino 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ciocci 

Mr. & Mrs. Ike Cittone 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Clauss 

Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Coats 

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Cohen 

Ms. Gwendolyn A. Colegrove 

Mrs Maria D. Collette 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Condomitti 

Ms. Jacquelyn L. Connelly 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Cooke 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Cooper 


45. 

End of story? Decidedly not. The other conclusion Kristin 

drew is that in spite of doubtful attitudes these memorable 

stories had a positive effect. Though shorn of much of their 

magical powers, the fairy tales remain an important leaven and 

a source of hope. They may be unrealistic but there remains 

something real about them worth holding. Based on her findings, 

Kristin believes the tales do help prevent further collapse into 

negativity. They act as a modest buffer. 

Kristin summed up the paradox by linking two insights. As 

real depictions of life, she said, “the students ripped the movies 

to shreds.” At the same time, she added, “to a person they’d 

show them to their kids.” 

Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Corrow 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Costantino 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Craig 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Crawford 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Crescente 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Csencsits 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Cusack 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Czarnecki 

Ms. Yvonne Klingel Dailey 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. D’Alessio 

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Dalton 

Ms. Norma Darragh 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Davenport 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Deacon 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. DeBonis 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Del Rossi 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. DeLio 

Mr. Stephen A. Dellaquilla 

Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dello Buono 

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Dencker 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles DePuy 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Devine 

Mr. & Mrs. S. Matthew Devine 

Mr. & Mrs. Scott T. Diehl 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Diorio 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Ditchko Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Domin 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dornblaser 

Mr. Richard Dotta 

Ms. Barbara Dotter 

Mr. Michael Dougherty Sr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Downer 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Drey 

Ms. Kimberly Drey 

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Dries 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. DuBois 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Eddinger 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Edinger 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Edleman 

Mr. & Mrs. Keith W. Edsall 

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Eisenhart 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ervin 

Mr. & Mrs. Ben E. Evans 

Mrs. Jane Evans 

Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse N. Falco Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Fast 

Ms. Constance B. Fegley 

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. Feinstein 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ferguson 

Mr. & Mrs. William Ferry 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Festa 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Fillman 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Fischbach 

Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fisk 

Mrs. Lynn P. Fitzpatrick 

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy B. Flavelle 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fleck 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Foran 

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Frack 

Mr. William J. Fraind 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Freidly 

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Friedman 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fydryszewski 

Mrs. George H. Gaffen 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Gambrino 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Garofalo 

Mr. & Mrs. Clifford W. Garr 

Mrs. Sharon Lutsey Gary 

Mrs. Janet R. Gatski 

Mr. & Mrs. George Geisinger 

Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Gellerman 

Mrs. Barbara Genetti 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gerbino Jr. 

Ms. Ilona Gerhauser 

Dr. & Mrs. Amin Ghali 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gibbons 

J. Christian ’83, ’86 & Christina 

Schoeller ’84 Giesler

Karl D. ’80 & Catherine Gilbert 

Mr. & Mrs. Clair Ginder 

Mr. & Mrs. David D. Gonzalez 

Mr. & Mrs. John Gorcsan Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Gower 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Graeff 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Grando 

Ms. Eileen J. Grasso 

Mr. Samuel F. Grauer 

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Graziano 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Greenleaf 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Greeno 

Ms. Tracy L. Griffith 

Mr. & Mrs. J Kelly Grike 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grimes 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Grom 

Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Gunsel 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Guptill 

Mr. & Mrs. William Haggerty 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hahn 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Halstead 

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Hardin 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Harpel 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Harryn Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hartman 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hawzen 

Mr. Francis Haynie 

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore S. Haynie 

Mr. Craig Heller 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Hendershot 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Henly 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Heusser 

Mr. & Mrs. William Hewlett 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Heydt 

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Higgins 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Higgins 

Ms. Sylvia Hill 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hobaugh 

Mr. & Mrs. David Hoffman 

Mr. Harris Hoke Sr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Rupert Holmes 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Hopper 

Mr. & Mrs. John Raymond Howard 

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Huelsman 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Hummel 

Mrs. Kathleen Hungerford 

Mrs. Mary M. Hurajt-Dunlap 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Huster 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Iannetta Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Imhof 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Jablon 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Jacobsen 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew E. Jaffe 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence James 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. James 

Ms. Ellen M. Jennings 

Mr. & Mrs. Russell P. Johnson 

Ms. Ricky L. Johnson 

Mrs. Barbara M. Jones 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Jones III 

Ms. Dolores Kachel 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Kahle 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Kalish 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Kane 

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kaptein 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Kaucher 

Dr. & Mrs. David Kemp 

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kenlin 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Kergick 

Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Kern 

Mr. & Mrs. William S. Keysock 

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kichline 

Ms. Evelyn M. Kieser 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Kish 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Klaus 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Kleintop 

Dr. Ronald J. Kline 

Mrs. Joanne E. Klo 

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Klokis 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Koch 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Kolacki 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kolen 

Mr. & Mrs. John Koller 

Mrs. Susan Kopp 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Koralewski 

Mr. & Mrs. Karl D. Korsak 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Kosch 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kost 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Kotarski 

Mr. Perry G. Kramer 

Mr. Adrian Q. Kramer 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Krauss 

Mr. & Mrs. Harrison M. Kresley 

Mr. & Mrs. Karl Kreutzer 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Kriner Jr. 


Mr. & Mrs. Alexander P. Kubat 

Mrs. Betty Kuklentz Doyle 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Kulak 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Kulak 

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kulp 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Kurowski 

Ms. Liza Lam 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Lambariello 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lang 

Mr. & Mrs. Antoine Latour 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl P. LaVo Jr. 

Mr. Stanley G. Lavoie 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Lawrence 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Leavy 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. LeFante 

Dr. Gerald S. Lefever 

Mr. & Mrs. John Leland 

Mr. & Mrs. Clifford B. LePage Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Scot A. Lovejoy 

Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Lucca 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Lutz 

Mrs. Lecie G. Machell 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Maglione 

Mr. & Mrs. John Maier 

Mr. & Mrs. John Makuvek Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Mangino 

Ms. Janice B. Marburger 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Mariotti 

Ms. Sherry M. Martin 

Mrs. Audrey K. Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Martin 

Ms. Angelina Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Marx 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Maslowski 


46. 

Rev. Leon H. Matthias Sr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mazurek 

Mr. & Mrs. William M. McCain 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McCarthy 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. McDonald 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin McEnrue 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. McGowan 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. McGowan 

Mr. & Mrs. James W. McGuire 

Mr. & Mrs. John J. McGurrin 

Ms. Fay F. McKonly 

Mrs. Judith K. Mehl 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Messler 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Michalczyk 

Mr. & Mrs. John K. Middlecamp 

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mikovits 

Mr. & Mrs. Leon Miksiewicz 

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco F. Milano 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Milisits 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis K. Miller ’70 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Neal G. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Minarovic 

Mrs. Susan A. Mingione 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Mizack 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Molchany 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Moore 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Morrison Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Morrison 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Morse 

Ms. Bessie Mosellie 

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Mosher 

Mr. & Mrs. George Mosollie 

Ms. Martha M. Moyer 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Mudd 

Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Q. Muffley 

Mr. & Mrs. William Murnin 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Mutarelli 

Mr. & Mrs. H. Hudson Myers Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary O. Nace 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis S. Needham 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Neiper 

Ms. Cheryl K. Nelson 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Nesbit 

Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Newhard 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Newswanger 

Ms. Theresa L. Nieves 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nimmo 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Novatnack 

Mr. & Mrs. James O’Connor 

Ms. Joan O’Donnell 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. O’Halloran 

Bernard V. III ’74 & Susan Sikora ’74 

O’Hare 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Ordog Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin D. O’Rorke 

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Otis 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Owens 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Pagano 

Ms. Elizabeth Pajak 

Mr. & Mrs. Marc J. Panepinto 

Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Parker 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Patchcoski 

Mr. & Mrs. Shashikant H. Patel 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Paul 

Mrs. Virginia Gauntt Pelegrimas 

Mrs. Patricia A. Petko 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Phillips Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. John Pico 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Pirrello 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Polgar 

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Poling 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Poling 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Porcino 

Mrs. Frank M. Portik 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Posimo 

Mrs. Mary Poulson 

Mr. & Mrs. Rado Pribic 

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Prince 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Pukszyn 

Mr. Sal Pusateri 

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Rabold 

Ms. Deirdre M. Ramirez 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Raspe 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Recker 

Mrs. Sherry Reese 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Reid 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Remaley 

Ms. Patricia E. Remp 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Remsing 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Rentschler 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Rhoe 

Mr. & Mrs. Mohammad Riaz 

Mr. & Mrs. Conrad M. Rice 

Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Richard 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Rickards 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Riggs 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Ritchey 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ritter Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Roberti 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Roberts 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. Roginsky 

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander I. Roney 

Bryan V. ’85 & Melissa Rosenberger 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Ross 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Roxbury 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruggiano 

Ms. Janet Ruggiano 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruggiero 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ryan 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sahlender 

Ms. Bonnie L. Salter ’04 

Rev. & Mrs. Scott M. Sanders 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Sands 

Meinardo R. Jr. ’83 & Lisa Santos 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. Saraceni 

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Scala 

Ms. Connie Schaffer 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Scheffey 

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Schilling 

Mr. & Mrs. Neil J. Schlottman 

Ms. Elizabeth Schmitt 

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard M. Schnitzer 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schuett 

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Schurr 

Ms. Gisele A. Scott 

Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Seidler

Mrs. Virginia Geiger Shaffer 

Mr. & Mrs. Delbert A. Sharon 

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Sharphouse 

Mr. Michael J. Shea 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sheeto 

Ms. Renee Clay Shelbo 

Ms. Carol Shepherd 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Sheridan 

Mr. & Mrs. James Shiels 

Mrs. Caryn Wiragh Shoenthal 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Shubert 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Shubert 

Ms. Holly S. Siegfried 

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Silvestri 

Ms. Janis A. Simonelli 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Simonelli 

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Sims 

Mr. & Mrs. Silvio S. Sinerco 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Sipics 

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Sletner 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Smeaton 

Ms. Joanne M. Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Smith 

Ms. Cheri A. Smolick 

Mr. & Mrs. Byron W. Snyder 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Snyder 

Mr. & Mrs. Irving Soden 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sofka 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Soroka 

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Sortino 

Trustees, Friends, Business and 

Industry, Foundations, and Churches 


Mr. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr. 

Estate of Lillian I. Erdell* 

Getty Foundation 

Holly Beach Public Library 


Priscilla Payne Hurd Charitable Lead 

Unitrust 

National Park Service 

Frank E. Payne & Seba B. Payne 

Foundation 

Mr. Fred Reinhard 

1742 CIRCLE 

Mrs. Nancy Engels 

Sodexho 



Mr. & Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette 

Mrs. Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth ’68 

East Penn Manufacturing 

Company Inc. 

Lebensfeld Foundation 

*Deceased 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Spence 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Spencer 

Mr. & Mrs. Merritt L. St. John 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stauffer Jr. 

Mrs. Dorothy Stearns 

Ms. Sheri Q. Steele 

Mr. & Mrs. Emil Stefanelli 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Steinly 

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Stens 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Sterner 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Stettner 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stevens 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Stewart 

Mrs. N. Wallace Stirling Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Stoudt 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Stout 

Mr. & Mrs. James Strausser 

Mr. & Mrs. Clair F. Stroup Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sutton 

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Swan 

Mrs. Debra Kish Swanson 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Swartz 

Ms. Theresa A. Sweigert 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Symons 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Szabo 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Tallarico 

Mr. & Mrs. Neal J. Tarulli 

Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. TenBroeck 

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Tenneson 

Mr. & Mrs. Russell M. Thomas 

Mr. & Mrs. Jerome S. Thorne 

Ms. Susan G. Thunberg 


47. 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Todd 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Toth 

Mr. John Traupman 

Ralph E. & Adrienne Mackes ’72 

Trumbower 

Mr. & Mrs. Brad D. Trump 

Mr. & Mrs. Raoul E. Tschebull 

Mr. & Mrs. James Unger 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Urbanski 

Mr. & Mrs. William Van Treuren 

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. Varano 

Mr. John Vasko 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Venanzi 

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Viglione 

Mr. & Mrs. A. Graham Wagner Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Wagner 

Mr. Douglas Wallace 

Ms. Carolyn Wallace 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Walp 

Ms. Carol A. Walsh 

Mr. & Mrs. William Washer 

Mr. & Mrs. Earl F. Weaver 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Webber 

Mr. & Mrs. William K. Weber 

Mr. & Mrs. Luther G. Weeks 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weikert 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Weiner 

Rev. & Mrs. Hermann I. Weinlick 

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence L. Welles 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Werkmeister 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn T. Wertheim 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Wicklund 

FRIENDS oF ThE INSTITUTIoN 

Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation 

Pepsi Bottling Group Inc. 

Mrs. Betsey Tait Puth ’51 




Bank of New York 


Mr. Michael M. Ellis ’72 

Phil & Carolyn Erdle 

Estate of Henry K. Erwin* 

Express Times 

Exxon-Mobil 

Estate of Paul Fatzinger* 

Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43 

Hewlett-Packard Company 

Mr. F. James Hutchinson ’69 

Mr. John Kemps 

Keystone Nazareth Bank & Trust 

Company 

Dr. Richard T. Kingston Jr. ’77 

Mr. Cyril M. Krajci Jr. ’65 





Mr. Anthony Morelli ’59 

Pennsylvania Department of 

Education 

Pennsylvania Higher Education 

Foundation 

PNC Financial Services Group 

Ms. Leslie Puth 

RMI 

F. P. Sutliff, M.D. ’43 

Windmill Foundation 


Albarell Electric Inc. 

Dexter F. & Dorothy H. Baker 

Foundation 

Berks County Community 

Foundation 

Coordinated Health 

Dr. Harry G. Dimopoulos 

Duggan & Marcon Inc. 

Eden Charitable Foundation 

Employees of East Penn 

Manufacturing Company Inc. 


Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hittinger 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Wieand 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Wiedmayer 

Mrs. Mary Lou Wilden 

Mr. Dale G. Wiliams 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilkins Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Willbergh 

Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Williams Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Williams 

Mark S. ’86 & Pati Williams 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williamson 

Ms. June Willing 

Mrs. Carol A. Wilson 

Mr. James F. Wilson 

Ms. Debra Wisotsky 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Woolley 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Worman 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Wright 

Ms. Melissa J. Wright 

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Wright 

Mr. & Mrs. William Wyand 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Yale 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yarzab 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Yeakel 

Mr. David J. Yelito 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Yonosh 

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Young 

Dr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Zaccheo 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Zaleski 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis B. Zalink 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Zebro 

Ms. Judith B. Zoeller 

Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Zyzniewski 


IBM Corporation 

Dr. Alma A. Miles 

Parry J. Miller, M.D. ’66 

Estate of Gerhard Miller* 

National Endowment for the 

Humanities 

Sandra Constantine Peinado, M.D. 

PPL Corporation 

Ms. Lisa Moyer Roth ’81 

Mr. Robert J. Schoenen Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Jary W. Shimer 

St. Luke’s Hospital 



Trans-Bridge Lines Inc. 

Martin L. Trichon, Esq. ’70 


hERITAgE CLUb 

Mr. Alvin A. Albright Jr. 

Association of Independent Colleges 

& Universities of Pennsylvania 

Harold S. Campbell Foundation 

Martin D. Cohen Family Foundation 

Dr. & Mrs. James Frommer

Finding Solutions in 

SUMMER SCHOOL 

Guardian Life Insurance Company of 

America 

Mr. Odell Guyton ’77 

Johnson & Johnson Company 

Just Born Inc. 

Lehigh Cement Company 

Lehigh Valley Arts Council 

Lehigh Valley Community 

Foundation 

Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback 

Foundation 

Atty. & Mrs. Blake C. Marles 

Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation 

Merck Company Foundation 

Metropolitan Life Insurance 

Company 

New York Times Company 

Foundation 

Joan Lardner & David E. Paul 

Mr. Jonathan C. Puth 

Reichenbach & Son Inc. 

Wachovia Foundation 


Mrs. June S. Wentz 


Mr. John M. Adams 

Amaranth Foundation 

AT&T Foundation 

Binney & Smith Inc. 

Mrs. Concetta Ronca Burke ’50 

Rt. Rev. Dr. D. Wayne Burkette ’69 


Alvin H. Butz Inc. 

Rev. Dr. Douglas W. Caldwell ’66 

Capital Blue Cross 

Clarkston-Potomac Group Inc. 

Commerce Bank 

Mr. Stewart Early 

Embassy Bank 

Fayez Sarofim & Company 

Dr. & Mrs. John R. Forro 

Gillespie Printing 


Gray Family Foundation Inc. 

Mr. George F. Halfacre 

Mrs. Alice Heller* 

Highmark Blue Shield 

Jacob’s Music Company 


Lafayette Ambassador Bank 


Dr. Margaret L. McClure ’61 

Media People Inc. 

Mr. Arthur W. Mellen 

Russell E. & Elizabeth W. Morgan 

Foundation 

Morning Call 

Omicron Gamma Omega 

Mrs. Frances E. Pirwitz 

Mrs. Judy Pote 

Sanofi Aventis 

Mrs. Jane Crilly Schultz 

Mrs. Nancy C. Schultz 



Spirk Brothers Inc. 

Rev. Gary M. Straughan ’63 

Dr. Susan Martin Studds 

Mr. Richard C. Subber ’69 

UBS 

UGI Corporation 

Victaulic Company of America 

Yuengling Brewery 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Zimmerman 

MoNoCACY CLUb 

A.M. Industries Inc. 

Mr. Jon T. Adams 

Alfero Company Inc. 


48. 

The 25 high school students had one thing in common: they’d 

all flunked their English classes during the previous year 

and were assigned to a make-up session during the summer. 

The five-week course bore the tag “remedial” and enrolled 

students from grades 9 to 11. 

Kelly Steward ’ 0 7 was there to observe the class 

as part of her study of what strategies might be used to enable 

students like these to succeed. This was a diverse group, 

ethnically and racially, and its members came from a wide variety 

of schools. As Kelly was to discover, their reasons for being 

there also differed. Their capabilities weren’t lacking; missing 

were favorable circumstances that would allow them to achieve 

academically. 

Allen Organ Company 

Mrs. Albert L. Baldock 

Bank of America N.A. 

BankAmerica Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Beck 

Benecon Group Inc. 

Bethlehem Gallery of Floors 

Mr. Daniel D. Breidegam 

Dr. Joan Cady Brownstein 

Mrs. Ruth Calvo 

Chicago Equity Partners LLC 

Mr. Peter B. Daubenspeck 

Ms. Roberta DeAngelis 

Mr. Stephen G. Donches 

Rev. Otto Dreydoppel ’74 

EarthRes Group Inc. 

Edwards Business Machines 

William Elek Limited 

FM Global Foundation 

General Electric Foundation 

Rev. Stephen A. Gohdes ’83 

Great Scott Financial Services LLC 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hanson 

Ms. Susan F. Haytmanek 

Hilb, Rogal & Hamilton of 

Philadelphia LLC 

Home Depot 

Hotel Bethlehem 

IMAC Inc. 

ING Financial Services Corp. 

Institute of Management Accounts, 

Mid-Atlantic Council 

Integrity Personnel 

JP Morgan Chase Foundation 

Kafafian Group Inc. 

Keith’s Mobile Lock and Door Service 

Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding 

Lehigh Valley Economic 

Development Corporation 

Markel Corporation 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott McGraw 

Merrill Lynch & Company Inc. 

Moravian College Alumni 

Association 

Optima Fund Management 

Parente Randolph PC 

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Pruitt 

Rob-Win Press Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Rossi Jr. 

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Ruggiero Sr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Schwarz 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld 

Sobrinski Painting Inc. 

Spillman Farmer Architects 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Squair 

St. Paul Travelers 

Sister Gunnel Sterner 

STG Inc. 

Tap Ties 

Time Warner Inc. 

Verizon Foundation 

Victory Pizza 

Harold & Elizabeth Vogler Fund 

Wachovia Corporation 

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wanamaker 


Mr. & Mrs. John E. Williams 

Ms. Cynthia M. Wilson 

Dr. Robert K. Wilson-Black 


Abbott Laboratories Fund 

Adam Meyer Inc. 

Devendra Amin, M.D. 

Apgar Oil Company 

Becker Professional Review 

Mrs. Wilbur Behrend 

BOC Group Inc. 

Boeing Company

She also learned, somewhat to her surprise, that poor 

performance in school didn’t necessarily indicate that students 

weren’t interested. “Many had unique reading interests,” she 

said. “Some read books like The DaVinci Code or African-American 

poetry on their own. So it was important to find out their 

actual reading interests.” 

Kelly’s goal was to locate methods that could help teachers 

build on those interests within the school environment, especially 

in urban areas. Her concern stems from her desire to be a 

teacher who uses methods that can encourage students to overcome 

whatever distractions they may face outside of school. 

As an English and education major, she had profited from 

two texts in particular: Kylene Beers’s When Kids Can’t Read: 

What Teachers Can Do and Janet Allen’s It’s Never Too Late: Leading 

Adolescents to Lifelong Literacy.” 

Mr. & Mrs. Klaus D. Bowers 

Mrs. Esther B. Burkhart 

Mr. R. J. Callen 

Mr. & Mrs. Soong T. Chiang 

Chubb & Son Inc. 

Clemens Family Corporation 

Mrs. Barbara A. Coleman 

Corporate Environments, Inc 

Mr. Carl Curcio 

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Daniel 

Dave & Wayne’s Auto Center Inc. 

Mr. Stanley H. Dengler 

Orlando Diefenderfer Inc. 

Mr. James J. Dooley Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Ferry II 

Fritch Inc. 

Fuji Hunt Photographic Chemicals 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Fuller 

Gallo Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. George Gibbs 

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation 

Mrs. Evangeline H. Graf 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Haines 

Dr. & Mrs. John F. Hampson 

Hartman Employee Benefits Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hertzog 

Mr. David L. Hilder 

IBEW Local Union 375 

IFF Foundation 

Ms. Helen K. Johnson 

Lloyd H. Jones & Associates 

Mrs. Donald A. Kessler 

Keybrick Information Systems 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Kleckner 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis R. Knox 

Kraft Inc. 

Dr. Frank T. Kuserk 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Langdon 

Mrs. Edward P. Leach 

*Deceased 


Lehigh Valley Hospital 

Liberty Mutual 

Mr. Robert H. Littner 

Mr. Thomas Lloyd 

Lockheed Martin Corporation 

J. P. MacGrady’s 

Market Street Financial Advisors LLC 

Mr. Charles R. McAnall 

Mr. James C. McKeever 

Milbank Foundation for 

Rehabilitation 

Mr. William K. Moening 

Mr. William J. Morley 

Miss Mary Murphy 

National City Bank 

Nazareth Music Center 

Mrs. Rose Eifert Nehring 

Mr. & Mrs. H. Victor Pratt Jr. 

Mrs. Alice C. Pulley 

Quest Diagnostics 

Mrs. Jean Rampone 

Mr. Richard P. Reinke 

Mr. Michael C. Rothrock 

Scotty’s Fashions of Lehighton 

Ms. Jean H. Siftar 

SKF Industries Inc. 

SourceMedia 

Steinway & Sons 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stevens 

Lian K.P. Tan 

Tiffany & Company 

Tyco 

Mrs. Wilfred E. Vogler Jr. 

Welch Allyn Inc. 

Wells Fargo 

Ms. Lisa A. Yob 

Dr. Stacey B. Zaremba 

CoLoNIAL CLUb 

Mrs. Charles B. Adams 

49. 

By the end of the session, Kelly fixed on several of the 

suggestions gleaned from those texts and her observations. 

One was the need to place high expectations on students 

who need assistance. “All students can accomplish a lot,” she 

said. “Let them know they can achieve.” Another was to allow 

students to achieve goals by using different means: providing 

a list of readings instead of a single requirement. A third 

recommendation was to make assignments that relate to the 

students’ world. 

Finding the person behind the “remedial” label was perhaps 

Kelly’s most poignant advice. “Once you get to know people,” 

she said, “you get excited about them.” 

Aetna Foundation Inc. 

Mrs. Judith A. Alexander 

Allentown Club of Moravian College 

Alumnae 

Allied Personnel Services 

BASF Corporation 

Mrs. Marian P. Benner 

Bethlehem Rehabilitation Specialists 

Ms. Barbara K. Bollinger 

Ms. Mary Lynn Bonsall 

Rev. & Mrs. Paul Braden 

Britech Inc. 

Mr. Anthony Buczek 

Mr. & Mrs. Lance E. Burgess 

Cargill 

Mr. James W. Caskey 

Coca-Cola Company 

Dr. Arnold R. Cook 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Davenport 

Ms. Trudi E. Egan 

Ms. Mollie Endler 

Environmental Associates of the 

Lehigh Valley 

Ms. Carol A. Fritz 

Fuddruckers 

W. W. Grainger,Inc. 

Mr. Howard Gray 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Griffin 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Guff 

John Hancock Financial Service 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Harvey 

Mr. Mervin A. Heller Jr. 

Mrs. June W. Holt 

Hometown Heroes 

HSBC 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hunter 

IMS 

Ingersoll Rand Company 

Peter R Johnson & Company Inc. 

Ms. Gloria L. Ketterman 

Keystone Food Products Company Inc. 

Clete Kilker 

Ms. Ruth A. Kipp 

Mrs. H. T. Koch 

Mrs. Virginia T. Leidheiser 

Ms. Jean D. Lieberman 

Ms. Lynn M. Livingston 

Ms. Martha Markowitz 

Ms. Ruth S. Meislin 

Mr. Larry M. Miley 

Minerals Technology Corporation 

Mr. Thomas E. Mohr 

Mr. & Mrs. Caroll H. Neubauer 

Mr. Adam M. Noce 

Northampton County Seed 

Company Inc. 

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 

Company 

Novartis Pharmaceuticals 

Corporation 

Ms. Alma S. Perlis 

Pfizer Corporation 

R&S Hardwood Flooring 

Company Inc. 

Reader’s Digest Foundation 

Mrs. Albert M. Reed 

Berry G. Richards 

Mr. G. Powers Rowland 

Mrs. Robert J. Schoenen 

Mr. & Mrs. Vito S. Sgaramella 

Siemens Medical Systems Inc. 

Ms. Donna L. Snyder 

Mr. Joel S. Spira 

Mr. & Mrs. Adam S. Stauffer 

Mr. Robert F. Steelman 

Mr. Arthur Taylor 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Thompson 

United Technologies Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Van Ness 

Wachovia Securities 

Mr. Robert D. Weidenbacker 

Mr. Evan Wescoe 

Ms. Margaret Murphy Woodward 


Ms. Nancy P. Adams 

Alcoa Foundation 

Ms. Ruth M. Allen 

American International Group Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Anderson 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Austin 

AXA Foundation 

Aykroyd Hardware 

Mrs. Karen Bader 

Mr. George Bannon 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Banyard 

Mr. Frank R. Barnako 

Ms. Teresa Minch Bartosh 

Bath Supply Company Inc. 

Ms. Lucille Bavaria 

Mr. James M. Beenders 

Mr. Richard E. Beidler 

Mrs. Rachel Belter 

Mrs. Judith R. Bernd 

Mr. James T. Best 

Bethlehem Palette Club 

Bethlehem Teachers Federal Credit 

Union 

Mrs. Jeanne Bilheimer 

Bishop Photo 

Mr. James E. Bissey 

BlackRock 

Blue Mountain Ski Area 

Rev. Peter L. Bonny 

Mr. Andrew R. Bowers 

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Inc. 

Ms. Estelle Browne-Pallrand 

C. F. Martin & Company Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Roque J. Calvo 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Capofari 

Mr. Ray G. Carr 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Carrick 

Mr. Thomas N. Church 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Cimino 

Ms. Josephine F. Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Clay 

Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Clouse 

Mr. Robert D. Cohen 

Mrs. Dorothy A. Collie 

Rev. & Mrs. Charles E. Colson 

ConocoPhillips 

Mrs. Maureen Medgie Cornell 

Mr. John B. Cornish 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Croll 

Mr. & Mrs. Dino P. Dalmas 

Mr. David Devey 

Mr. Ronald K. DeLong 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Denham 

Ms. Julia Denham 


Mr. George DeSchweinitz Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Detweiler 

Mr. Donald N. Diehl* 

Dr. Joyce Dougherty 

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Eagan 

Mr. J. William Earle 

Easton Baking Inc. 

Mrs. Susan Eiffe Edmondson 

Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Emmons 

Mr. William G. Ender Jr. 

Ms. Susan Endler 


Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Ettz 

Ms. Libera Evans 

Federated Department Stores Inc. 

Ms. Carrie L. Fellon 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Fetherolf Jr. 

Ms. Polly Fiddler 

Mr. Mark Thomas Filbert 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Fink 

First Energy Foundation 

Fishburn Realty Company 

Fitch Ratings 

Mrs. Ruth C. Fliegel 

Mr. Rollin B. Foster 

Miss Helen E. Frey 

Mrs. Robert Fritz 

Mr. John F. Fry 

H. B. Fuller Company Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Gadomski 

Mr. & Mrs. Jose Garcia 

Mrs. Janet F. Gendaszek 

Mr. Ralph A. Gerra 

Gertrude Hawk 

Andrew D. Gillespie 

Mr. R. G. Gilman 

Mrs. Jennifer L. Goff 

Guinness UDV North America 

Mrs. Carol Hafner 

Dr. Coleman R. Hamel 

Hampson Mowrer Kreitz Insurance 

Mrs. Elsie J. Harberg* 

Mr. Mark Harris 

Hartford Insurance Group 

Foundation Inc. 

Dr. & Mrs. Kyoichi Haruta 

Ms. Marna Hayden 

Ms. Janet A. Heffner 

Mr. & Mrs. Meredith Hemphill Jr. 

Mrs. Nancy L. Herbert 

Mrs. Patricia B. Herman 

Ms. Mary Ellen Herzog 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. Hill III 

Ms. Mary Jo Hill 

Mr. William H. Hubbard 

Mrs. William D. Hutchinson 

Mr. A. Terry Jackson 

Mr. Earl Jackson 

Ms. Marian W. Jeffery 

Mr. Phillip Johnson 

Mr. & Mrs. Burton A. Johnson 

Mrs. Jacqueline L. Jonigian 

50. 

Ms. Desiray Starr Kleintop Kahmer 

Mrs. Janice Lashmet Katowitz 

Mr. Ernest F. Keer III 

Key Pontiac-Nissan Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. David H. Klinges 

Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Koehler 

Kolb, Vasiliadis & Florenz 

Mr. John M. Kontier 

Mr. & Mrs. Karl D. Korsak 

KPMG, LLP 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Krawiec 

Ms. Elizabeth S. Krupka 

Kuss Brothers Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy B. Lawlor 

LifeCare.com 

Mrs. Grace M. Lindenmuth 

Mr. James D. Loessl 

Loopers Bar & Grille 

Mrs. Jeanette M. Ludwig 

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Lukaszczyk 

Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Lyons 

Mrs. Lecie G. Machell 

Mrs. Sharon F. Machrone 

Mr. Alton A. Mann Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Marcon 

Mr. & Mrs. Nelson G. Markley 

Ms. Laura Ann Noversel Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. Pat Martinez 

Ms. Laura L. McGarry 

Mr. Charles D. McLean 

Medarex 

Microsoft 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Mikochik 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Miller 

Mr. Clair D. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Harold S. Miller 

Ms. Ann Mitchell 

Mocha Mike’s 

Mrs. Katharine Westphal Monfils 

Mr. Ronald Mordosky 

Ms. Shirley J. Morganelli 

Rev. John E. Moyer ’54 

Mrs. Casper R. Musselman 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 

North Summit Climbing Gym 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ortelli 

Palmer Park Mall 

Mr. & Mrs. Dushane Patterson 

Penn National Insurance 

Mr. Leonard A. Perrett III 

Ms. Helen Persons 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Peters 

Public Service Electric & Gas Co. 

Ms. Mary Ann Pula 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Rabbach 

Mrs Rodney G. Rathbun 

Mr. & Mrs. Otto Reimherr 

Rich Mar Florist 

Rippers Pub 

Ms. Joan C. Roberts 

Mrs. Linda C. Robertson 

Mrs. Josephine R. Ronca 

Mr. Joseph Rossetti 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Rossi 

Ms. Nancy L. Sacks 

Ms. Janice L. Sandt 

Mr. Steve C. Sandy 

Sanofi Pasteur 

Mr. & Mrs. George F. Sasara 

Saucon Valley Sporting Goods 

Mr. & Mrs. William Schiesser 

Mr. Ralph G. Schwarz 

Mr. John W. Segraves 

Mr. Michael R. Seidl 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Shellenhamer 

Ms. Eleanor K. Shimer* 

Mr. & Mrs. Emil G. Signes 

Frank & Dilys Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Smith 


Mrs. Deborah Bland Smull 

Ms. Alison Snyder 

Mr. James R. Snyder 

Mr. & Mrs. William Sobiesiak 

Software Consulting Services LLC 

Mr. Jose Luis Somavilla 

Ms. Jennifer Jones Squillace 

Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Stakias 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Stark 

Starters Riverport 

Dr. Kathleen P. Steele 

Ms. Hazel Stelter 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Stenhouse 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Stone 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Strain 

Dr. Vincent D. Stravino 

Mr. Richard J. Strelecki 

Dr. Nora A. Suggs 

Syngenta Corporation 

Target 

TMSD Corporation 

Toro Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. David C. Torrey 

Mrs. Harry J. Trodahl 

A. J. Trunzo Inc. 

Ms. April L. Vari 

Edwin Wallace M.D. 

Wal-Mart 

Mrs. Maryann K. Weaver 

Wegmans 

Rev. Hermann I. Weinlick 

Ms. Eileen W. Wescoe 

Ms. Christine Wetzel 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wharton 

Wild Wings 

Mr. Thomas Wiley 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Williamson 

Dr. Gary R. Wright 

Wyeth 

Xerox Foundation 

Z-A Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Zajac

Alumni and friends who have 

informed Moravian College and 

Moravian Theological Seminary of 

their intention to support Moravian 

through planned and estate gifts, 

including bequests and charitable 

trusts. 

Mrs. Joann Clewell Adams ’56 

Mr. John M. Adams 

Rev. Walser H. Allen Jr. ’45 

Ms. June C. Alter 

Mrs. Janet Outten Amos ’43 


Mr. Ivan A. Backer ’49 

Dr. Stanley F. Banach ’56 

Mrs. Frances Longacre Barnard ’51 

Mrs. Olivia Musselman Barnes ’38 

Mrs. Margaret Johnson Bartlett ’43 

Mrs. Margaret J. Bartlett 

Mr. Robert O. Behr ’48 

Ms. Beverly A. Bell ’56 


Dr. Louis W. Bender ’50 

Mr. Jeffrey B. Benner ’74 

Rev. David G. Berg ’66 

Ms. Jane Bernstein 

Mr. Peter E. Bilan ’64 

Mrs. Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer ’57 

Ms. Judith H. Boehm 

Mr. Allen R. Bohne ’51 

Mrs. Beverly L. Bohner ’82 

Mrs. Rose Feilbach Broberg ’34 

James O. ’47, ’49 & Colleen Workman 

’60 Bruckart 

Mr. Barry L. Buchman ’71 

Dr. Mary Faith Carson 

Mrs. June Collins Cawley ’42 

Mr. I. Howard Chadwick ’39 

Dr. G. Clarke Chapman 

Mrs. Gloria Gately Chipman ’45 

Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty Jr. 

Richard & Evelyn Trodahl ’68 

Chynoweth 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Clewell 


Mr. Martin Cohen 

Mr. Hugh P. Connell ’53 

Mr. Richard M. Cope ’68 

Mrs. Beverly S. Corkhill ’73 

Mr. David R. Cornelius ’63 

Placido A. ’78 & Sandra L. Corpora 

Ms. Vivian F. Cristol ’38 

Mr. Paul E. Crossan Jr. ’48 


Mr. Albert C. DiDonato ’67 

Leonard R. & Emmeline Ungurian 

Lewis ’48 Dimmick 

Miss Marcella I. Dimmick ’35 

J. Michael ’68, ’71 & Kathleen Doyle 

’68 Dowd 

Mr. Frank E. Driscoll 

Mr. Rodger S. Dusinski ’63 

Mrs. Kathryn Adams Eckhard ’35 

Miss Anne R. Enright ’52 

*Deceased 


Rev. Dr. Elaine L. Fenstermacher 

Bogert ’79 

Mrs. Ruth Overfield Fidorack ’41 

Francis J. ’59 & Peggy Ann Harte ’54 

Figlear 

Mrs. Ada Zellner Flower ’46 



Mrs. Sue Ann Henkelman Fortney ’53 


Mrs. Katherine Meland Freeny ’49 

Harlan F. Fulmer, M.D. ’43 

Rev. Donald E. Fulton ’50 

Mr. John M. Gallup ’77 

Ms. Adele Garger 

Mr. Donald Garger 

Ms. Elizabeth Hicks Garrett ’63 

Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43 

Dr. Daniel R. Gilbert Sr. 

Mr. Carl F. Gitschier ’66 

Mr. Martin H. Goerner ’36 

Mr. James A. Gold ’98 

Dr. Judith C. Grant ’79 


Ms. M. Anne Greene 


Mr. Joseph A. Grieshaber ’72 

Odell ’77 & Karen Boyer ’78 Guyton 

Dr. Ruth Roberts Hailperin 


Mrs. Kathryn Horwath Hartman ’52 

Mrs. Joan Schnable Haupert ’57 

Mr. Stanley Hawk 

Mrs. Alice Heller 

Mr. James L. Heller ’83 

Rev. Donald L. Henderschedt ’65 

Rev. Dale M. Henderson ’69 

Miss Carol D. Henn ’68 

Mr. George Herczeg Jr. ’69 

Ms. Marilyn L. Herwig ’75 


Mr. David L. Hilder 


Mrs. Frances Kolb Hoops ’50 

Dr. James B. Howell ’59 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis E. Hubbard 

Mr. George T. Hudson ’59 


Joseph P. Hutsko, D.O. ’56 

Mr. David W. Innes ’81 

Mrs. Francis M. James III 

Mr. Darryl S. Jeffries ’69 

Rev. James L. Johnson ’56 

Ms. Trisha Babbitt Jones ’68 

Ms. Joanne E. Keim ’72 

Mr. Burton L. Kelchner ’43 

Mrs. Ruth Hemmerly Kelly ’41 

Mrs. Donald A. Kessler 

Mrs. Olive Wooler Kinter ’50 

Mrs. Claire M. Klatchak ’87 

Mr. Michael J. Klatchak 


Mr. Cyril M. Krajci Jr. ’65 

Ms. Phyllis G. Kreider ’46 

CoRNERSToNE SoCIETY 

51. 

Mrs. Kathryn Knopf Kricks ’49 

Dr. Vera Krisukas 


Mr. Keith D. Lambie ’73 


Mr. Mayo W. Lanning 

Dr. Donald K. Lauer 

Dr. Jutta S. Leheis ’63 

Joseph B. ’69 & Colette Geier ’71 

Lennert 

Mr. Thomas Lloyd 


Mrs. Joyce B. Lyon 

Mrs. Mary Lesin Mackenzie Ayala ’59 

Mr. James E. Marconis ’74 

Mr. & Mrs. Ben Fortunado Marcune 

Rev. Gary T. Marsh ’74 

Mrs. Elizabeth Butterfield 

Marthaler ’44 

Andrew Martimick, D.O. ’49 

Mr. Byron B. Mason 

Mrs. Barbara Frowery Matlaga ’67 

Rev. Dr. Henry E. May Jr. ’60 

Mrs. Shirley Hart McBride ’63 

Mrs. Frances Fulmer McClain ’38 

William H. ’58 & Carol Sloan ’58 

McElveen 

Mr. Elmer G. McGuire ’57 

Mrs. Deborah Oplinger 

McKinnon ’73 

Mrs. Alma Coester McMahan ’69 

James M. McMahan, Esq. ’66 

Mrs. Jeanne Freas Mellen ’48 

Mrs. Amy Lesser Mende ’76 

Mr. Robert C. Mende ’74 

Ms. Joan Kinard Mercado ’54 


Mrs. Carol Losensky Messina ’61 

Mr. John M. Mickner ’72 

Dr. A. Kathrine Miller ’34 

Mr. Chester Dale Miller ’75 


Parry J. Miller, M.D. ’66 

Dr. James B. Mitchell 

Mr. Michael B. Mraz ’74 

Arlington A. Nagle, M.D. ’39 

Mr. Henry G. Naisby Jr. ’71 

Mrs. Karen Bruckart Naisby ’72 

Mr. William C. Needs ’62 

Mr. & Mrs. Maynard S. Northup 

Mrs. Elizabeth Birk Nowicki ’42 

Mr. Raymond L. Orth ’69 

Mrs. Joanne Mazur O’Such ’60 

Miss Johanna Ott 

Mrs. Walter L. Peters 

Mr. Dale L. Pharo ’54 

Mr. Timothy R. Phelps ’67 

Mrs. Rose Beidler Polentz ’38 

Mr. Joseph R. Pulley ’58 

Kenneth J. ’79 & Anne McCandless 

’79 Rampolla 

Mrs. Jane Sullivan Ramsdell ’44 

Mrs. Ruth Franges Rayna ’71 

Mrs. Susan White Redfield ’68 

Mrs. Adele Foley Reinsmith 

Mr. Leonard L. Righi ’72 

Rt. Rev. Graham H. Rights ’60 

Mrs. Betty Adams Roach ’43 

Ms. Georgine F. Rodgers 

Mr. Stanley R. Roman 

William J. Rosenberg, Esq. ’49 

Joseph L. Rosenfeld, Esq. ’58 

Ms. Dorothy L. Ruyak ’54 

Dr. Shapour Samii 

Mr. Gerald A. Sarkisian ’74 

Rt. Rev. Warren A. Sautebin ’43 

Mr. Barry M. Scheinberg ’68 

Mrs. Catherine Kiss Schenck ’40 

Mrs. Eleanor Beck Schleicher ’56 

Miss Cornelia Schlotter ’57 

Robert J. Jr. & Patricia Nemesh ’70 

Schoenen 

Mrs. June Shafer Scholl ’51 

Dr. Susan S. Schuehler 

Dr. Fred B. Schultheis ’77 

Mr. E. Allen Schultz Jr. ’53 

Rev. Dr. Tom Schwanda ’72 


Dr. Henry A. Segatti ’45 

Mr. Eric R. Shimer ’68 

Mrs. Mary Rider Shuey ’43 

Mr. Wayne C. Shugart ’61 



Mrs. Lois Shafer Smith ’51 



Mrs. Doris English Smullin ’42 


Miss Constance M. Sokalsky ’71 

Rev. Dr. Gordon L. Sommers ’57 

Mr. Arthur R. Spengler ’55 

Mrs. Jeanne Scott St. Clair ’47 

Ms. Nicole M. V. Standish ’75 

David M. ’78 & Cindy Trotner ’79 

Stein 

Mr. Robert E. Sterling ’65 

Sister Gunnel Sterner 

Mr. Arthur F. Stocker 

Mr. Bernard J. Story ’80 


Mrs. Mary Fabian Strock ’38 

Mr. Ronald J. Stupak ’61 

Mr. Harold J. Suess ’47 

F. P. Sutliff, M.D. ’43 


Mr. Tom A. Tenges ’70 

Mrs. Mary Veronis Thompson ’42 

Mrs. Mildred Ladner Diefenderfer 

Thompson ’39 

Mrs. Doris Geissler Torr ’49 

Mrs. Harry J. Trodahl 

Ms. Joann M. Trotsky ’64 

Mrs. Wilma Kistler Uhrich ’35 

Mr. James P. Van Schoick III ’74 

Mr. George W. Verheyden Jr. 

Mr. Donald C. Vogel ’63 


Ms. Florence T. Weaver 

Mrs. Susan Biemesderfer Werner ’70

Mr. William J. Werpehowski ’51 

Miss Elizabeth M. Wetter ’65 


Mr. Edward D. Wilde Jr. ’64 

Mrs. Jacqueline Williams 

The Class of 1957 Scholarship Fund 

The Class of 1957 Scholarship 

Fund was established through the 

generosity of the Class of 1957. The 

purpose of the fund is to provide 

scholarship support for a deserving 

student with financial need attending 

Moravian College. 

The H. Paty Eiffe Gallery Fund 

The H. Paty Eiffe Gallery Fund was 

established by Bettie M. Smolansky 

and funded through the generosity 

of friends and alumni of Moravian 

College. The purpose of the fund 

is to provide ongoing program 

enhancement for the H. Paty Eiffe 

Gallery at Moravian College. 

The Lillian Erdell Scholarship Fund 

The Lillian Erdell Scholarship Fund 

was established through the generosity 

of Lillian Erdell. The purpose 

of the fund is to provide scholarship 

support to a female student attending 

Moravian College. 

Mr. Joseph E. Williams ’70 

Mr. Walter F. Williams 

Mrs. Harriet Peters Williamson ’60 

Mrs. David Wilson 

Rev. Mark A. Wimmer ’76 

The Jack and Karen Fry 

Scholarship Fund 

The Jack and Karen Fry Scholarship 


generosity of Jack and Karen Fry. The 

purpose of the fund is to provide 


Moravian College student with 

documented financial need living in 

the Lehigh Valley. 

The Gilbert Archives Fund 

The Gilbert Archives Fund was established 

through the generosity of 

Daniel R. Gilbert Sr., Ph. D., professor 

emeritus of history. The purpose 

of this fund is to provide support to 

the Moravian College Archives. 

The Homer and Gert Graper 

Endowed Scholarship Fund 

The Homer and Gert Graper 

Endowed Scholarship Fund was 

established through the generosity 

of Homer and Gert Graper, special 

friends of Moravian Theological 

Seminary. The income from the 

endowment will be used to provide 

financial aid for Moravian Theological 

Seminary students. 

CoRNERSToNE SoCIETY 

52. 

John W. ’59 & Barbara Roberts ’61 

Woltjen 

NEW ENDoWMENT FUNDS 

Mrs. Helen Desh Woodbridge ’54 

Mrs. William Woodring 

Mrs. Susan Overath Woolley 

The Marty Stockton Hancock 


The Marty Stockton Hancock Scholarship 

Fund was established through 

a gift from James A. Hancock in 

honor of his wife, Marty, a trustee 

of Moravian Theological Seminary. 

The purpose of the fund is to 

provide scholarships for Moravian 

Theological Seminary students with 

documented financial need. 

The Mease-Sterling 


The Mease-Sterling Scholarship 


generosity of Robert E. and Martha 

B. Sterling in memory of George 

and Mildred Mease and Harry and 

Katherine Sterling. The purpose 

of the fund is to provide scholarship 

support to Moravian College 

students enrolled in the Education 

Department. 

The Marvin C. Miles 


The Marvin C. Miles Scholarship 


generosity of Alma Anne Miles, Ph.D. 

The purpose of the fund is to provide 


Moravian College student majoring 

in nursing or education. 

Rev. Dr. Janice M. Young ’82 

Ms. Laura D. Young ’78 

Mark S. Yuhasz, M.D. ’78 

Dr. Richard C. Zahm ’55 

Mr. Earl C. Zeiner ’57 

The Regina-Weston 


The Regina-Weston Scholarship 


generosity of Joanne M. Regina ’83. 

The purpose of the fund is to provide 

scholarship support to a deserving 

Moravian College music or psychology 

major, based on academic 

performance. 

The Alexander, Elizabeth, and Joann 

Trotsky Special Collections Fund 

The Alexander, Elizabeth, and Joann 

Trotsky Special Collections Fund at 

Moravian College was established 

through the generosity of Joann M. 

Trotsky ’64. The purpose of the fund 

is to provide funds to purchase items 

for teaching collections within the 

Moravian College Special Collections, 

intended for active and regular 

use by students and faculty in classrooms, 

research, or exhibitions.

A. 

B. 

C. 

d. 

E. 

f. 

ENdOWMENT 

The College and Seminary endowment continues to be 

an essential source of support for the institution. Total 

return for the year ended June 30, 2007, was a strong 

16%. The Investment Committee made several significant 

changes to the endowment asset allocation targets during 

the year. The targeted allocation to alternative assets has 

been increased to 20% with 5% committed to two private 

equity funds. International equity has been increased to 

30% from 15% while the allocations to fixed income and 

domestic equity have been reduced to 15% and 30%, 

respectively. Transition to these new targets is in progress. 

ENdOWMENT ASSET 

ALLOCATIONS 


92,920 

A. CASH 10,613 

B. dOMESTIC EQuITy 32,483 

C. INT’L EQuITy 23,510 

d. BONdS 10,187 

E. REAL ESTATE 4,098 

f. ALTERNATIVES 13,029 

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are complete and accurate. Please report any errors to the Office of Institutional Advancement. 

MORAVIAN COLLEGE 

MORAVIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARy 

1200 Main Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018 

4.5% 

5.2% 

n RETuRN / n SPENdING 

OffICE Of INSTITuTIONAL AdVANCEMENT: 610 861-1336, 800 429-9437, FAX 610 625-7907 

06/07 

06/07 

MARkET VALuE Of ENdOWMENT 


11,209 

13,280 

14,199 

14,946 

19,887 

n COLLEGE / n SEMINARy 

NET INVESTMENT VS. 

SPENdING RATE 

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4.9% 

4.5% 

4.5% 

4.5% 

10.2% 

9.3% 

52,938 

58,712 

60,993 

66,599 

14.6% 

74,033 

16.0% 

64,147 

71,992 

75,192 

81,545 

93,920

M O R A V I A N C O L L E G E 

1200 MAIN STREET, BETHLEHEM, PA 18018 

TO: 

NON-PR O FIT 

ORGANIZATION 

U.S. POSTAGE 

PA I D 

BETHLEHEM, PA 

PERMIT No . 301

MOR AV I A N CO L L E G E

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