MILLERSVILLE ATHLETICS2013-14 Annual Report

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MISSION/VISION/GOALS

MISSIONThe mission of the Department of Athletics at Millersville University is to develop future leaders by cultivating an environment that promotes education, community engagement, and personal growth and development through athletics. The depart-ment supports the mission of the University by providing equitable opportunities for student-athletes to participate in a high-caliber intercollegiate athletics program that values integrity and ethical conduct, academic excellence, athletic achievement, and student-athlete welfare.

VISIONThe Department of Athletics will place emphasis on the student-athlete experience as a comprehensive program of learning and development in pursuit of both aca-demic and athletic excellence. Our approach provides opportunities for growth and education through participation in high-level athletic competition as well as develop-ment of positive societal attitudes through service to the community.

STRATEGIC GOALS1. Provide a high quality athletic, academic, and socially developmental experience that will prepare student-athletes for life after college.

2. Continue to provide a comprehensive academic support program that will impact and advance the academic success of student-athletes.

3. Continue to develop and enhance policies and operational procedures to effec-tively facilitate a culture of compliance and ethical conduct within the department and throughout the University.

4. Promote a culture of diversity and inclusion throughout the department.

5. Sustain and continue to improve the quality of the student-athlete experience while efficiently maximizing economic resources and being fiscally prudent.

6. Position athletic teams to contend at the conference, regional, and national levels.

7. Serve and embrace the greater Millersville/Lancaster community through the department’s on-going community service and engagement initiatives.

Millersville Marauders

WOMEN’S SOCCERA 4-0 start landed the Marauders’ a national ranking for the first time in 11 years. The Marauders rose to No. 9 in Division II after a 5-0-1 record marked the best start in program history.

WELCOMEDirector of Athletics Peg Kauffman

During the 2013-14 academic year, our athletic programs have continued to demonstrate a commitment to excel-lence during competition, in the community, and most importantly in the classroom. This past year has been one of the most successful years in recent history with seven teams advancing to the conference playoffs, two PSAC Championships, and three teams advancing to NCAA regional tournaments. This year was also marked by numerous individual accolades for our student-athletes and coaches both locally and nationally. In addition to our success in competition, our student-athletes have totaled over 2,000 hours of community service and continue to graduate at a higher rate than the general undergraduate population.

We are proud of the achievements of our student-athletes. Our administration, coaches, and support staff are committed to providing them with a high quality experience during their time at Millersville. In order to fulfill our commitment to our student-athletes and strive for broad-based sustained excellence across all sports, we rely heavily on the generosity of our donors to achieve our financial goals for scholar-ships and other program needs. During these challenging economic times, we need your support more than ever.

Through your contributions, we are able to provide the resources necessary to contin-ue to support our student-athletes and coaches, as well as recruit the most qualified students that will continue the Marauder tradition. Thank you for your commitment to our student-athletes and Millersville athletics.

Go Marauders!

Peg Kauffman

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YEAR IN REVIEWA Year of Champions

PSAC EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARBrooklyn Smith helped the women’s volleyball team to a second consecutive PSAC Tournament berth.

NCAA TOURNAMENT FIXTURESMen’s soccer reached the PSAC Tournament

semifinals for the seventh consecutive year and the NCAA Atlantic Region title game.

PSAC CHAMPIONS AGAINConor Gilbert’s medalist performance led the Ma-rauders to the PSAC Championship and the NCAA

Atlantic/East Super Regional.

PSAC TOURNAMENT REGULARSLed by All-PSAC East selections Celeste Robinson and Carly Gallagher, women’s basketball made its

18th straight trip to the postseason.

NEW FACES, SAME RESULTSDespite a new-look roster, men’s basketball

reached the PSAC Tournament quarterfinals for the second year in a row.

WINNING WHARTONSophomore golfer Jaimie Wharton became the first Marauder to win two tournaments in a season and

set a record for lowest scoring average.

AWARDS FOR ANDRAOSSoftball pitcher Brianna Andraos was a three-time

PSAC East Pitcher of the Week and an All-PSAC East First Team and All-Atlantic Region selection.

PSAC COACHES OF THE YEARSHELLY BEHRENS • FIELD HOCKEYOnly six years earlier, Shelly Behrens inherited a field hockey program that was in last place of the pre-iminent conference in Division II. In 2013, Behren’s Marauders stood as champions of the PSAC after beating powerhouses West Chester and Shippens-burg by identical 1-0 scores. Behrens went on to lead the Marauders to a NCAA Quarterfinal win and a trip to the NCAA Semifinals.

A MEMORABLE RUNTrack & field took third place at the PSAC Championships for its best finish in 18 years.

A RETURN TO THE TOPFor the first time since 1986, field hockey won the PSAC Championship. The Marauders also reached the NCAA Semifinals with a school record 19 victories.

SCOTT VANDEGRIFT • MEN’S GOLFOnly one year removed from significant medical hardships, Vandegrift guided the men’s golf team to its first PSAC Championship since 2003. Under his direction, Conor Gilbert won the individual title, and Robby Rowe joined Gilbert on the All-PSAC team. Millersville won three tournaments during the 2013-14 season and competed in the NCAA Atlantic/East Super Regional for the second year in a row.

THREE IN FOURFor the third time in four seasons, baseball claimed the PSAC East and No. 1 seed in the NCAA Regional.

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YEAR IN REVIEWAward Winners

2013-14 ALL-AMERICANS

1. Sarah Bomberger Field Hockey2. Rachel Dickinson Field Hockey3. Champayne Hess Field Hockey4. Chris Murphy Baseball5. Lauren Sotzin Field Hockey6. Zach Stone Baseball7. Jaime Vazquez Men’s Soccer

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ALL-PSACBaseball: Chris Murphy (Pitcher of the Year/First Team); Zach Stone (First Team); Chas McCormick (Second Team); Tad Barton (Second Team); Adam Zipko (Second Team)Women’s Basketball: Carly Gallagher (Second Team); Celeste Robinson (Second Team)Women’s Cross Country: Shannon CruzField Hockey: Arianna Grays (Freshman of the Year); Sarah Bomberger (First Team); Rachel Dickinson (First Team); Lauren Sotzin (First Team); Brittany Trout-man (Third Team Football: Ian Sadon (Second Team)Men’s Golf: Conor Gilbert (First Team); Robby Rowe (First Team)Women’s Lacrosse: Brooke Fisher (Second Team); Becky Donkin (Second Team)Men’s Soccer: Jaime Vazquez (First Team); Jeramey Robbins (First Team); Antho-ny Fratini (First Team); Brad Benzing (First Team); Andrew Dukes (Second Team)Softball: Brianna Andraos (First Team)Women’s Tennis: Liz Wagner (Singles)Indoor Track and Field: Kiara Allen (60 meters); Erin Mason (200 Meters); 4x400 Relay; 4x800 RelayOutdoor Track and Field: Kiara Allen (100 meters); Shannon Cruz (10,000 Meters); Erin Madison (400 Meter Hurdles); Ann Kovacs (Hammer); Vanessa Hower (Hammer); 4x800 Relay; 4x100 RelayWomen’s Volleyball: Brooklyn Smith (Defensive Athlete of the Year/Second Team); Katie Lesinski (Second Team); Mary Paul (Second Team)

ALL-ATLANTIC REGIONBaseball: Chris Murphy (First Team); Zach Stone (First Team); Adam Zipko (Second Team) Tyler Orris (Gold Glove); Kurt Seiders (Gold Glove); Mark Stuckey (Gold Glove).Men’s Golf: Conor Gilbert; Robby Rowe. Men’s Golf: Jaime Vazquez (First Team); Andrew Dukes (Second Team); Brad Benzing (First Team); Anthony Fratini (Second Team); Jeramey Robbins (Second Team). Outdoor Track & Field: Kiara Allen; Shannon Cruz; Kelli Farris; Vanessa Hower; Ann Kovacs; Erin Madison. Softball: Brianna Andraos (Sec-ond Team); Brittany Smith (Second Team)

LIZ WAGNERThe senior women’s tennis player earned All-PSAC Singles recognition for the first time in her career after playing in the top spot in the lineup and tying for sec-ond on the team in wins.

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COMMUNITYServiceMillersville University student-athletes embrace and appreciate the com-munity that supports them. Our Marauders participate in community service in and out of season. During the 2013-14 academic year, our Marauders totaled over 2,000 hours of service. Some of the organizations assisted include:

• Girls on the Run• Adopt-A-Family• The Ronald McDonald House• Goodwill Industries• House of Lancaster• Toys for Tots• Jingle Bell Walk/Run• Milton Hershey and McCaskey Schools• James Buchanan Back to School Fair• Lancaster School District Day of Caring• Oak Leaf Manor

MILLERSVILLE FOOTBALL’SMARAUDER SCHOLAR

When head football coach Greg Breitbach was hired in April of 2012, he made it clear that his players were going to be significant contributors to the community. Community service became an essential part of his Ma-rauder Scholar Program. Even while balancing class work and the rigors of in-season practice and games, the football team was routinely work-ing in the community throughout the week. In one academic year, the team compiled over 1,000 hours of community service by washing win-dows, cleaning up parks, visiting the elderly, reading to elementary school students and more. Some of the organizations include:

• Into the Streets - Buchanan Park• St. Baldrick’s Foundation• Lancaster County Extraordinary Give• Oak Leaf Manor• Penn Manor District Schools• Local Youth Football Programs• Harrisburg Senators Youth Football Day• Humane League• Pet Pantry• Lancaster Science FactoryJESSE MOWEN

Baseball • Sr. • Pitcher“I love giving back to the community and help-ing younger athletes. Being a role model is the best thing you can be for a young athlete. Having them look up to me and the rest of my team mates will only help them step foot in the right direction.”

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ACADEMICSUpdateSUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM• Federal Graduation Rate: 65% (4-year avg.) Higher than the general undergraduate population

• Academic Success Rate: 81% (Top-tier in the conference)

• 3.0 cumulative departmental GPA

• 155 student-athletes with cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher

• Women’s High GPA: Field Hockey, 3.341

• Men’s High GPA: Men’s Tennis, 3.05

• Over 100 scholar-athletes each year for seven consecutive years

FACULTY STUDENT-ATHLETE COMMITTEE AWARD RECIPIENTSStudent-Athletes with the highest cumulative GPA over seven semesters.

• Alex Schwendamen (FB) 3.72

• Samantha Ruane (FH) 3.84

TEAM ACADEMIC AWARDS• Field Hockey: NFHCA National Academic Award• Women’s Cross Country: USTFCCCA All-Academic• Women’s Soccer: NSCAA Team Academic Award• Women’s Lacrosse: IWLCA Academic Squad• Women’s Track & Field: USTFCCCA All-Academic

INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC AWARD-WINNERS• Dan Johnson, Baseball (CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team)• Shannon Cruz, Cross Country (USTFCCCA All-Academic)• Abigail Daley, Cross Country (USTFCCCA All-Academic)• Sarah Bomberger, Field Hockey (NFHCA All-Academic)• Rachel Dickinson, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Sarah Gamble, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Lauren Gerhart, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Arianna Grays, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Emily Litchford, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Taylor Parker, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Lauren Sotzin, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Abby Spanos, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Margaret Thorwart, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Brittany Troutman, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Hannah Whitman, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Katelyn Zapp, Field Hockey (NFHCA) All-Academic)• Conor Gilbert, Men’s Golf (Cleveland/Srixon All-America Scholar)• Vanessa Hower, Track & Field (USTFCCCA All-Academic)• Ann Kovacs, Track & Field (USTFCCCA All-Academic)• Erin Madison, Track & Field (USTFCCCA All-Academic)

CELESTE ROBINSONBasketballl • Jr. • Guard“I chose Millersville because of the opportunities available on and off the court. I felt like I could succeed in this home-like atmosphere. Between basketball, classes, and genuine people, life at Millersville is everything I thought it would be and more.”

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FUNDRAISING2013-14 Report

TOTAL GIFTS COMPARISON

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

$735,037

$603,650

$493,798

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP GIFTSMen’s Annual Scholarships $111,405Women’s Annual Scholarships $88,325Annual Scholarships both/either $2,892

UNIVERSITY SUPPORTCorporate Funds $75,000Annual Fund $182,500Athletic Sponsorships $77,000

PROGRAM SUPPORTMen’s Program $33,797Women’s Program $22,835Both/Either $4,764

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORTMen’s Program $39,369Women’s Program $6,427Both/Either $16,265

2014 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

MEN’S SCHOLARSHIPSBishop Family Basketball ScholarshipDr. Craig Camasta Wrestling ScholarshipGene A. Carpenter Football ScholarshipThe Bennett J. Cooper Baseball ScholarshipGeorge Doherty Memorial Scholarship for WrestlingGlenn M. Flegal ‘54 Wrestling ScholarshipEugene Groff-Arthur Hulme Football ScholarshipWillard O. and Dr. Catherine Gibson Havemeier Endowment for FootballJustin Flannery Hilton ‘07 Memorial Baseball ScholarshipShorty Hitchcock Memorial Wrestling ScholarshipRobert L. Jones ‘61 Soccer AwardJ. Henry Keneagy ScholarshipMAK Men’s Athletic ScholarshipMen’s Basketball Memorial ScholarshipMillersville University Alumni Association Athletic ScholarshipLois T. Morgan ‘54 Student-Athlete Endowed ScholarshipB. Todd Myers Memorial Golf ScholarshipJohn A. Pucillo Memorial ScholarshipTheodore Rupp Wrestling ScholarshipMike Stone Wrestling ScholarshipFranklin R. Thomas ‘39 Football ScholarshipRichard Cecil Todd and Clauda Pennock Todd Basketball ScholarshipJames E. Treasure Memorial Football ScholarshipWalter B. Waetjen, EdD’42 Football ScholarshipJoseph B. & Judith S. Wilt Men’s Basketball ScholarshipF.W. McLaughlin Football Scholarship

WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIPSBishop Family Basketball ScholarshipFrerichs Family Women’s Basketball ScholarshipRobert L. Jones ‘61 Soccer AwardJ. Henry Keneagy ScholarshipMillersville University Alumni Association Athletic ScholarshipLois T. Morgan ‘54 Student-Athlete Endowed Scholarship B. Todd Myers Memorial Golf Scholarship Aurora Wickey Pucillo Award John A. Pucillo Memorial Scholarship Maryann Kitson Raspen Scholarship in Womens Athletics Robert L. Slabinski ScholarshipMarjorie A. Trout Women in Athletics Scholarship Thomas G. Versprille Memorial ScholarshipRenee L Fraker Field Hockey Award Sandy Peters Field Hockey AwardBarbara J Waltman ‘73 Lacrosse Award

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IMPACTGiving

KIARA ALLENTrack & Field • Jr. • Sprinter“Being an athlete has definitely changed me for the better. I find that I am more accountable and responsible than non-athletes, and I think that’s in part because athletes have a lot more to lose,especially if you have obtained a scholarship.”

We sincerely thank the more than 700 individuals that con-tributed to the Black & Gold Club in 2013-14. Your generous contributions totaled more than $194,000 in scholarships and program support. Millersville Athletics could not operate at a successful level without you. Your gifts help bring us exciting moments on the field and provide an academic opportunity that is second to none for our student-athletes.

2014-15 COST OF A SCHOLARSHIP

Academic Year Charges PA Resident Non-Resident

Tuition and Fees $8,684.00 $19,618.00Housing and Meals $9,884.00 $9884.00Total Cost of Attendance $18,568.00 $29,502.00

JOINING THE BLACK & GOLD CLUB

DONATE ONLINEYour annual support makes our current athletes’ experience that much better and helps us recruit high caliber young men and women. Annual Black & Gold Membership runs from July 1st to June 30th. To take full advantage of membership privileges, join by August 15.

PSAC FULL SCHOLARSHIP EQUIVALENCIES

Millersville PSAC Average

58.73

29.56

Millersville ranks 16th/18As a public university, Millersville University relies entirely on private support from its alumni and fans for its athletic scholarships.

Black & GoldGolf Classic

May 12, 2014

13th ANNUAL

2014 BLACK & GOLD GOLF CLASSIC

The Black & Gold Golf Classic is the largest one day fundraiser for Millers-ville Athletics. In 2014, the event raised $50,000 for scholarships. If you would like to participate in the 2015 event, mark your calendar for May 11. It will be held at Conestoga Country Club.

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LEADERSHIP ($2,500)Kyle Almoney Gregory Breitbach Michael Callahan ’81Neysa Callahan ’81Richard Cornogg Martha MacAdam ’83David Dickinson ‘80Jennifer Dickinson ‘80Michael Driscoll ‘89Tom Duff Charles Gambino Eileen Gates-Sidelnick ‘75Brian Gladden ‘87John Guilfoyle ‘68James Harf ‘61Richard Hibshman ‘67Joyce Hibshman ‘69Palmer Hossler ‘77William Kahler William Lauris ‘64Janice Lauris ‘99F Love ‘58Catharine Love ‘60Eugene Lyda ‘73Stephen Marcin ‘67Robert Mesaros ‘64Becky Ortega-Lyda ‘82Kathryn Seaber Gerald Shehan Daniel Sidelnick ‘75Timothy Sorber ‘95Akil Stokes ‘07Marjorie Trout Betty Waetjen Ronald Wilson ‘79

GOLD ($1,000-$2,499) Thomas Anderson Teresa Anderson Paula Bamford ‘01Michael Burke ‘75

William Burke ‘93Kristi Cassell-Burke ‘93Richard Coller ‘91Teresa Coller ‘94Nicholas Corbo ‘67Barbara Corbo ‘65Steve Cotton ‘74Cherlane Cotton ‘74Douglas Dalrymple Harold Densmore ‘64Harry Dudeck ‘67Carla Dudeck ‘71Robert Fink ‘74Scott Francis’ 73Richard Frerichs ‘64Richard Gould ‘78Lynn Gould ‘79Stacey Hollinger ‘89John Johnson ‘69Scott Madara ‘75William Martin ‘81Lois Miller ‘74Dennis MurphyWilliam Pincus Roger Raspen ‘67John Sheaffer ‘68Robert Slabinski ‘78Christopher Sloop ‘89Richard Walters ‘66Patricia Walters ‘68Andrew Young Jan Zanger SILVER ($500-$999)Daniel AudetteElmer Bland ‘89Adam Burk ‘04Blaze Cambruzzi ‘02Craig Clark William D’Ottavio ‘86Dominick DiNunzio ‘53Helen DiNunzio

Gerald Eckert Susan Eckert Carol Flinchbaugh ‘94Chris Habecker ‘85Kimberly Habecker Curtis Herneisen ‘76David Hine ‘77Nathan Hinkle ‘13Daniel Horan ‘86Gretchen Horan ‘87Judith Hudelson ‘76Bradley Hudelson ‘77Arthur Hulme Thomas Irwin ‘66Raymond Kasper ‘69Linda Kreiser ‘74Glenn Livelsberger ‘65Peter Luca ‘94Michael Murphy Christopher Murray ‘94Wayne RamsaySherri Ramsay Peter Reckert ‘86Michelle Reckert ’87Raymond Rychleski ’79Bernard Santaniello ’62Helen Santaniello ‘62H. Spaulding ‘62Larry Stopper Matthew Sutjak ‘10David Thompson Robert Vasile ‘83Deborah Vasile ‘86

BRONZE ($250-$499)Lisa Atkins ‘99John Baillie ‘66Barbara Baillie ‘66Thomas Bell ‘83Dennis Blake ‘69Brian Booth ‘08Jeffrey Bradley ‘74

Kelly Brenninger ‘84Patrick BrinkoffPaul Brubaker J. Chryst ’50Kenneth Cislak ’07David Cody Kathryn Cody Gregory Colby Gary Collins ‘69Linda Collins ‘68Frank Coons ‘53Kia Damon ‘97Debra Dragich Thomas Ecker ‘75Lori Ecker ‘77Barbara Falkinburg ‘78Claudia Falvey ‘78Robert Ford Anthony Foster Jennifer Foster ‘81Eugene Fritz

Mary Fritz ‘73Jeffrey Giano ‘69Michele Giano ‘70Amy Gipprich ‘84Marlo Givens ‘90Joseph Glass ‘53Susan Glass ‘84Stanley Kabacinski Janet Kacskos Peg Kauffman ‘87Brandon Klinger ‘05Matthew Latimer Robert Lehr ‘57Mary Lehr ‘58Rebecca Mowrey Phil Neff Brian Philipanics ‘97Pamela Raytick ‘85Thomas Rowe ‘73Harold Rush ‘71Carol Rush ‘71

Leonard SanelliDonald Smith David Soroka ‘72Josephine Soroka ‘71George SpanosWilliam Strain ‘77Evelyn Strain ‘77Robert Swift ‘66Linda Swift ‘67Maria WitkoskyMark Witmer Tae Woo Brian Worrell ‘76

MEMBER ($25-$249) Robert Albright Elmer Allgyer Robert Ambacher Kathy Andel Peter Anders ‘02Lizzette Anders ‘02Kerri Anderson ‘13

Anonymous Debra Apple ‘76Joanne Arcangelo ‘64Deborah Atkins ‘79Frank Badalamenti Gail Baldwin ‘72Richard Barbacane ‘70Martin Barger ‘74Christine Barger ‘74Richard Barnes James Barr Thomas Barron ‘81Dorothy BarronRobert Barry Donna Bazow Kenneth Beaner Margaret Beerer ‘71Michele Behrens Elam Beiler Raymond Bellamy ‘90Regis Bernhardt ‘63Betsey Bernhardt ‘64Donald Berry

Richard Biddle ‘65Joseph Bilder ‘87Frederick Binder Colleen Binder Doris Binder John BlanchardDennis Bliss Dennis BoisclairEric Boltz ‘96Constance Bosclair Cheryl Boyd James Boyer ’11Janine Boyer ’86James Bradley ‘86Jason Bradley ‘00William Bradshaw ‘84Robert Brandon ‘83Paul Brantley ‘58Kathleen Bravin ‘10Mark Byrnes ‘78Daniel Byrnes James CantafioChad Carmack ‘88Timothy Carr ‘81Terry Carr ‘82Albert Caruth Bonnie Cascarino Rhona Chaposky Myava Clark ‘93John Clausing Charles Conyers ‘59Bennett Cooper ‘67Joanne Cooper ‘67Michael Cortese John Cosenza ‘82David Costello Matthew Costello Creeden Coulson ‘59Jenna Craig ‘10Corey Craver ‘97Robert Creveling ‘76Kathleen Cummings Gerald Cunfer ‘69Diane Cunfer ‘81Penny Cutlip Robert Cutlip III Mark Damirgian David Damirgian Michael Darcy ‘77William Davis ‘72

Lawrence Davis Mathew Davis ‘86F. Dawkins Alex DeCaria John Delfino Mick DePace Kenneth Depoe ‘50Louis DeSol John Devorick James DiCicco ‘68Scott Dilger ‘84Kimberly Dilger ‘96Robert Distefano Katherine Dixon Kelley Dodds Margaret Donahue Gerald Donlan Sherie Donnachie James Dostal James Dougherty ‘73John Dougherty ‘51Elizabeth Dougherty ‘71Arthur Drescher ‘64Jeffrey Duke Shirley Dundore Katie Dutch ‘10Rebecca Duvernois ‘84John Emswiler Corey Erb Todd Erb ‘85Amy Erb ‘85John Ernst ‘54William Etsweiler ‘76Robert Ettinger Bradd Everly ‘91Stacy Everly ‘92Steve Ewing Angela Eyler Gregory Eynon ‘02Anita Fanelli ‘85Diana Fielder Henry Fijalkowski James Firestone ‘87Suzanne Firestone Bernie Fisher Kristen Fix Diane Ford John Fornadel ‘63Rosemary Fornadel ‘63Richard Forr ‘78

Barbara Forrester-Landis ‘95Gregory Freedland Laurence Freiert Larry Frisbee Christopher Frye David Gallup Wendi Gans Elaine Gantz David Garrett ‘80Robyn Garrett ‘81Paula Geno ‘85Elizabeth Gerber Melissa Gerber Giancarlo Ghiardi Edward Gibbs ‘75Richard Gmerek Melissa Gohn Steven Grida David Grube Melissa Guida Cindy Gunzenhauser Deidre Gutierrez Debra Hadley Thomas Hall ‘71Wyatt Hall ‘08Maria Hall ‘07Shirley Hall ‘71Craig Harber Christopher Hardy Nazli Hardy T. Harrison Beverly Hart Amy Hartman Ronald Hawkins Brian Hearns Michael Hebert Sue Heckler ‘87Marilyn Heine Tyler Henninger Dwight Henninger Geoffrey Henry ‘73Karen Henry ‘74Mark Herb ‘75Rebecca Herb ‘75Robert Herbert ‘52Joyce Herr ‘80Louise Herrman John Hersh ‘71Sue Ann Hess ‘65John Hickey

BLACK & GOLD2013-14 Members

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Thomas Hoffman ‘92Jennifer Hoffman ‘93Ronald Hofmanner ‘93Diana Hofmanner ‘92Stephen Hovis ‘76Linda Howard James Hower ‘73Judith Hower ‘74Laurie Hower Vanessa Hower ‘16Nance Huber Richard Huck ‘73Ethan Hulsey David Hummel ‘79Charles Hungerford Nancy Hungerford ‘80J. Melissa Hunter ‘82John IckesLamar Jackson ‘97Patrick Jacoby Steven Johansen Ryan Johnson Gola Johnson ‘44Bambi Kardos Michael Karpouzis Pamela Kaylor ‘00Craig Kelley Mary Kelly Curt Kendall Shannon Kennedy ‘93Joseph Kern ‘76Jeffrey Kirchner Tracy Kirchner Laurel Kish ‘81George Klassen Jeffrey Klenk ‘89Darlene Klenk ‘87Sharon Knerr ‘88Susan Kohli Richard Kovacs Jessica Kozlowski ‘09Brian Kramp ‘88Lisa Kramp ‘91Brian Kulp ‘72Allen Kulp David Kyper Henry Lapp Leon Lapp Larry Laskey Stephanie Lavenberg

Ronald Lawhead ‘88Mary Lawhead ‘88Diane Lawman ‘68James Lawrence Matthew Lawrence Terry Leaness ‘77Mary Leaness ‘77David Leasure Larry LeBlanc Stephen Lebo ‘77Kevin Leddy ‘10Patti Leighow Harold Lepley Kelly Lepley Patricia Lepley Harry Leslie ‘80Jennifer Long ‘01Ethan Longenecker ‘10Alfred Longobardi Linda Loomis ‘71Cheryl Lott James Louzan Kimberly Luna Michael Lynch Richard Mader ‘65Helen Maguire Daniel Maloney ‘88Marianne Maloney ‘88Irene Mangle Michael Maret ‘09Aileen Markley Edward Marsico Cameron Martin ‘04Gary Martin Randi Martin ‘04Travis Matthews Ken Mattola Matt Maturani Justin May ‘12Peter McCann ‘87Richard McCann ‘75Earle McCarney Clyde McCarter Mary McCleerey ‘91James McCollum Robert McCormick Patrick McCrossan ‘80Robert McDonald Richard McDonald Helen McDonald

Alisha McFadzen Robert McGuire Brian McIntyre Dennis McKnight ‘67Randall Melvin Francis Metkus Karin Meyer Brian Miller Brian Miller Steven Miller Joan Miller ‘62Heather Miller ‘11Joyce Miller Russell Millett ‘82Cindy Minster Joseph Missanelli Jimmy Moffitt Richard Mohr John Moloney John Monacci Paige Morrison ‘13Kevin Mosely Eric Mowen Sheila Muschamp Steven Neider Nolan Neiman Jon Nelson William Nickles ‘74James Nordland Joseph Nulty Diane O’Connell Mark Olson ‘94Gretchen Olson ‘93Paul Onheiser Boyd Orr Scott Oste ‘09Libby Palmero Samuel Paone ‘58Michael Parker ‘12Ginger Parker Richard Parkes Mrugesh Patel Craig Pavillard Quincy Peachy Elizabeth Peffer ‘93Kenneth Peifer Thomas Peters ‘68Suellen Petrovich Robert Pettinelli ‘00Brian Phelan

Joel Piperberg Nancy Posey ‘73Bernie Poudrier Fredrick Powell Rebecca Powell Robert Preli David Rackovan ‘73Venkataram Rajagopalan Charles Ralston ‘70Maria Ramunni Howard Rathman ‘86Jennifer Rathman ‘86Randolph Redman Robert Reed Joseph Reichard ‘78Jon Reichenbach Samuel Reihl Thomas Reilly G. Rexon Dani Rhoades Mark Rice Edward Richardson Timothy Richardson Mark Rife Joseph Riggs Lynette Riordan ‘82Barre Ritz James Roak ‘76Janice Roak ‘76Todd Roberts James Robinson Jeri Robinson-Lawrence Matthew Rogers ‘09Michael Rohrback ‘93Nichelle Rohrback ‘93John Roken James Rozetar ‘76Thomas Ruane Thomas Rudy ‘88Elizabeth Rusin Adele Ruszak J. Sahm ‘70Bernard Sakowski Robert Salter Patrick Santos Michael Saraka Stephanie Schank Steve Schaufert ‘75Edward Schoenberger ‘64Kathy Schoenberger ‘69

Steven Schuck Theodore Scourtis Melanie Seeders ‘80Claudia Seibert ‘00Rajnikant Shah Ray Shanaman John Shank Nancy Shatto Sandy Shaw Melissa Sheffield Barry Sheibley Penny Sheibley James Shimer ‘65JoAnn Shipkowski ‘72Gwen Shoey Vickie Showers Thomas Shultz Sante Silvestri Thomas Simpson ‘00Carla Slaton Laurie Snyder Sylvia Snyder Gordon Speicher ‘78Steven Spohn ‘94Susan Stafford ‘88David Stahl Chris Stark H. Stark Ralph Stark Joan Steinhardt ‘75Carter Stephan Ryan Stephenson Wallace Stephenson Glenn Stitzel ‘68James Stoneback ‘75Jeff Stoneback Kenneth Stoner ‘53Shirley Stoner ‘53Linda Stoots Patricia Sturgis Diane Suhr ‘86John Sullivan ‘67Mark Summerfield Carl Swinn ‘73Stephen Tallon ‘98Linda Tarman-Leavesley Henry Taylor ‘62James Taylor ‘90Lori Taylor ‘88Natalie Teagle

John Teleky Donald Testa ‘64Frederick Thompson James Toomey ‘74Joseph Tornetta Thomas Tuzzino ‘89Michael Ulrich Todd Umbenhauer ‘73Jill Valecee Scott Wagner ‘85Nancy Wagner ‘85Laura Waibel John Wallace Patricia Ward Robert Wead Warren Weaver ‘70Philip Weaver Carolyn Weaver Vicky Weaver ‘74Denise Weidman Peter Weigher Ronald Wiley Ann Willett Thomas Williams David Williard Tye Wilson Gene Wise Sarah Wise Kevin Witman ‘88Christine Wolfe William Wood ‘79Catharine Wood ‘82Rachael Wywadis ‘73John Yoder Scott Youtz Cheryl Youtz ‘69William Zagarino ‘55Mark Zeswitz ‘83Kenneth Zipko Gregory Zollner Carl Zoolkoski ‘95David Zubatsky Marie Zubatsky

($1-$25) Jim Akers John Andel Karyn Andrews Ralph Anttonen Judith Anttonen ‘76

David Ash ‘84Catherine Ash ‘85Andrea Baker ‘89Edward Balderston Jacqueline Balderston ‘69Curtis Bare Camille Bartlett Tori Bentsel ‘12Patricia Bethea Larry Bishop Marilyn Blackwell Joanne Blankenstein ‘55Carl Borst ‘72Donna Borst ‘73Jan Bowman ‘69Pat Bowman ‘69Cherry Brown Laura Buck Janice Buffington Roos Bulthuis Doreen Burke Steven Buterbaugh ‘87Jody Buterbaugh ‘88Richard Cantrell Changfu Chang Betty Chronister Sean Cochran Barbara Collier Vaughn Courtney ‘80Joseph Coxey ‘02Margaret Coxey ‘03Christine Cressman Bert Cummings Patty Cummings Barry David Brook David Joetta Davis Timothy De Rosa ‘75Ronald DeAngelis Margaret DeAngelis ‘69Lori Dierolf ‘91Joseph Dodds Ryan Dodds Dawn Dodds Brooke Donovan ‘04Evan Douple ‘64Jason Drake William Dukes Pam Duncan Christopher Ecker ‘09

Kathleen Estrada Gary Fabrizio ‘67Theresa Farne ‘01Dennis Fesmire Renee Fraker ‘09Heidi Frey ‘79Shauna Frischkorn ‘83Amanda Frye Constance Frye Linda Gallagher Megan Gillahan Joyce Gillgren Andrew Glamp Samuel Glesner Richard Gloeckler ‘69Carsten Gobin ‘14Vivian Gollatz Elinor Gollie Nancy Gollie Jillian Golomboski ‘10Randi Gordner Kelly Gray ‘91Judy Groff Francis Guinan ‘91Patti Hamler Beth Harron ‘79Ann Hayes ‘83Rexford Hilton Walter Jones ‘63Alex Kanoff Gloria Kelley John Kirby Christine Konas ‘80Trisha Kramer Michael Kubes Richard LaGrotte ‘61Reva Lane Joy Lane Dennis Lankford Navita LaSalle Robert Laskowski ‘74Diane Laskowski ‘76Scott Lehmann ‘14Christopher Lewis Jill Lippert Stephanie Litchert ‘17Gerri Lorenz Betty Lutte Carole Lutte Jim Lyman

Joseph Marsh ‘06Ray Mauro Rick Mauro Linda Mauro Barbara McCord Eileen McKeron Bridget McMenamin ‘89James Medina ‘95Stacie Medina ‘97Stephen Micio ‘59Robert Miller Yisleidy Minaya-Vargas ‘16Tim Mines John Molotzak ‘69Richard Mull ‘57Gerald Nau ‘74Debra Nau ‘74Richard O’Donovan ‘67Sean ODonnell Eric Ott Donald Ott Rachel Ott ‘17Joanie Outland Erin Perkins Christine Persun ‘17Tracy Petrovich Sigismund Pyzik Garrett Quinn Leslie Rahauser Dennis Redcay ‘71Bonnie Redcay ‘72Richard Riskie ‘74Diane Riskie ‘74Edward Roberts Beth Roberts Howard Rosen Jen Roush Kathleen Sacco ‘82Shawn Shay Charity Shreffler Todd Sikora Matt Simyak Jerome Smith Nate Smith Dominic Spadea ‘06Ryan Stauffer ‘10Lawrence Stopper ‘06David Summers Barbara Taylor ‘64Bonnie Tennis ‘89

Colette Todd ‘17Michael Tracy ‘78Peter Tsirigotis Elizabeth Ubersax Wilfredo Valentin Marquez Rudolph Valentino ‘85David Van Gilder ‘71W. Vandegrift Michell Vorwerk ‘78Dana Vsesy Craig Wagaman ‘74Joan Waite Steven Walker ‘95Trey Wallace James Warner ‘80Lynn Weidner ‘91Tobin Whitman David Wiley Ben Willard SallyAnn Willard Flo Williard Joseph Wilt ‘69Kyle Wolfe Vance Wolfe Patricia Youmans Pat Young

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