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JUNIATA
Fall 1991
report of the president
LXXXX No. 4
Vice President for College
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT ...................... 3
Advancement
Donald D. Moyer
REPORT OF THE GIFTS 4
Secretary to the Vice President
REMARKS:
for College Advancement
Janet B. King
The 1991 Beachley Address
Development Accounting Clerk
Dr. Linda Sue Esch ............................ 41
Marjorie A. Demey
LEADERSHIP DIRECTORY . . .. . . . .. .. . . .. . . . .. . . .. . 43
Director of College
Communications
David A. Gildea
Assistant Directors
of College Communications
Tracey D. Huston
Joseph M. Scialabba
Photographers
Jason Jones
Joann Rishel
Jeremy Shipman
Mike Juniper
Juniata College is an independent, pri
vately supported coeducational institu
tion committed to providing a liberal arts
education to qualified students regardless
of sex, race, religion, creed, color or hand
icap. Its policies comply with require
ments of Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amend
ments of 1972, and all other applicable
federal, state and local statutes, regula
tions and guidelines.
Juniata
A Message From The President ...
C O L L E G E
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania 16652
814-643-43 IO
There is a debate raging in We are guilty of falling into this oversimplified approach to
higher education circles that assessing quality. This has been the approach accepted for decades by
centers squarely on the issue of administrators of higher learning, but at Juniata we are determined to
value. As educational costs change this.
have risen the debate has been From the start of our strategic planning process we have been
drawn into the homes of asking ourselves a key question. What is it that we hope to do as an
families with children whose educational institution?
dream it is to receive a college One result of that inquiry -our mission statement - makes it
education. quite clear. "Juniata College is a community dedicated to providing
As educators, we are easily the highest quality liberal education. The aim of that education is to
consumed with trying to show awaken students to the empowering richness of the mind and to enable
why an education at one them to lead fulfilling and useful lives."
institution is better than Within the mission, we identify certain characteristics that are at the
Those of you who contributed to the 1990/91 Annual Support
another. There currently exist core of a Juniata education -the ability to read with insight, to use
Fund are to be congratulated! Your contributions were
two popular approaches to language clearly and effectively, and to think analytically; an
significantly higher than in previous years, and more
achieve excellence. understanding of the fundamental methods and purposes of academic
importantly, the number of Alumni who gave their support to Dr. Robert W. Neff In the resource based inquiry; and an informed appreciation of our cultural heritage.
our college increased by 34 percent. Members of the Founders approach, colleges and The ultimate goal of our educational process is summarized in the
Club and the Quinter Society are to be commended for their increasing generosity to universities point to SAT scores, size of endowment, faculty to concluding paragraph of our mission statement. ''The qualities of
Juniata. student ratios, and scholarly activity among faculty as indications of mind and character nurtured within the Juniata community permit our
academic strength. students to realize their full potential as contributors to society,
The proceeds of the 1990/91 fund drive went primarily to provide financial assistance In the reputation model, excellence is equated with the college or informed citizens, and caring responsible adults.''
to students. A total of $3,025,474 was awarded to 745 students, which is university's rank in the higher education pecking order as established This is what we are about. This is what we do at Juniata College.
approximatly 70 percent of our total enrollment. In addition, the college was able to in the periodic national surveys and in the annual college guides. Our goal is to develop measures of excellence that examine the
embark on a long overdue program to modernize the residence halls. The truth is, these arbitrary and often incongruous "measures of outcomes derived from a Juniata College education. Our goal is to
excellence" may ultimately have little effect on whether or not a develop an alternative view of assessment, one that will be based on
We need your continued support in 1991/92. Requests for student aid continue to student receives an excellent education. what noted researcher Alexander W. Astin calls ''talent
escalate. In order to maintain Juniata's standards of excellence, we must continue to At Juniata College the status quo has mandated that we conform to development."
employ dedicated and talented faculty, like those who prepared us for careers in our these often oversimplified measures of value. As we look at what happens to students when they become part of
chosen fields. The residence hall modernization program will span several years and We point with pride to our beautiful 100-acre campus nestled in the the Juniata community, we can begin to see the kinds of qualities that
will be expensive. Only you know the value of a private education and the importance mountains of Central Pennsylvania; our 180-acre nature preserve; our are central to our mission. Our students excel in the classroom and are
365-acre environmental studies field station; and our observatory and made better, due largely to a dedicated faculty who strive for and
of supporting Juniata. This is no small task in today's economy. However, as Dr. Neff
open air peace chapel. demand the best in each individual.
recently said in a report to the Board of Trustees, "for every challenge, there is an
We mark every presentation with discussion of the quality of our At the same time, our students are committed to helping others, as
opportunity." Take this opportunity to help Juniata meet its fiscal challenge!
incoming students -that 62% rank in the top fifth of their graduating evidenced by the 285 member J.C. Outreach, an organization made up
I hope to meet personally with many of you during the next year. In the meantime, class; that this year's incoming class has 10 valedictorians and 7 of students who last year gave over 9,300 volunteer hours in service
thank you for the support you have given and your commitment to the future of salutatorians; that they come to us from 13 states and several foreign to others.
countries. Our students are involved in Special Olympics; the Juniata student
Juniata.
We also work at being included in the college surveys and the initiated Adopt-a-Grandparent program; Habitat for Humanity; the
seemingly endless number of college guides. Special Friends program, which matches students with children and
Sincerely,
We promote, often with great zeal, the fact that we are registered adults with special needs; and Planned Partners, a Juniata program
for the seventh consecutive year in Peterson's Competitive Colleges, a based on the Big Brother/Big Sister model.
guide to 322 institutions consistently having more qualified applicants Most importantly, however, is what happens to our students when
than can be accepted. they leave us. The greatest measure of value in the Juniata education
::.::=ee, �� We regularly point to our inclusion in The Barron's 300: Best Buys can be seen in our graduates. Our alumni are loyal. Our alumni are
Chairman, Annual Support Fund in College Education, the U.S. News and World Report annual dedicated, hard working individuals. Our alumni excel. Our alumni
ranking of national liberal arts colleges, and Ruggs Recommendations are our greatest measure of success.
on Colleges, where we were identified as a very selective college with
exceptional programs in business administration, education, pre
medicine, and pre-dentistry.
2 3
Juniata
A Message From The President ...
C O L L E G E
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania 16652
814-643-43 IO
There is a debate raging in We are guilty of falling into this oversimplified approach to
higher education circles that assessing quality. This has been the approach accepted for decades by
centers squarely on the issue of administrators of higher learning, but at Juniata we are determined to
value. As educational costs change this.
have risen the debate has been From the start of our strategic planning process we have been
drawn into the homes of asking ourselves a key question. What is it that we hope to do as an
families with children whose educational institution?
dream it is to receive a college One result of that inquiry -our mission statement - makes it
education. quite clear. "Juniata College is a community dedicated to providing
As educators, we are easily the highest quality liberal education. The aim of that education is to
consumed with trying to show awaken students to the empowering richness of the mind and to enable
why an education at one them to lead fulfilling and useful lives."
institution is better than Within the mission, we identify certain characteristics that are at the
Those of you who contributed to the 1990/91 Annual Support
another. There currently exist core of a Juniata education -the ability to read with insight, to use
Fund are to be congratulated! Your contributions were
two popular approaches to language clearly and effectively, and to think analytically; an
significantly higher than in previous years, and more
achieve excellence. understanding of the fundamental methods and purposes of academic
importantly, the number of Alumni who gave their support to Dr. Robert W. Neff In the resource based inquiry; and an informed appreciation of our cultural heritage.
our college increased by 34 percent. Members of the Founders approach, colleges and The ultimate goal of our educational process is summarized in the
Club and the Quinter Society are to be commended for their increasing generosity to universities point to SAT scores, size of endowment, faculty to concluding paragraph of our mission statement. ''The qualities of
Juniata. student ratios, and scholarly activity among faculty as indications of mind and character nurtured within the Juniata community permit our
academic strength. students to realize their full potential as contributors to society,
The proceeds of the 1990/91 fund drive went primarily to provide financial assistance In the reputation model, excellence is equated with the college or informed citizens, and caring responsible adults.''
to students. A total of $3,025,474 was awarded to 745 students, which is university's rank in the higher education pecking order as established This is what we are about. This is what we do at Juniata College.
approximatly 70 percent of our total enrollment. In addition, the college was able to in the periodic national surveys and in the annual college guides. Our goal is to develop measures of excellence that examine the
embark on a long overdue program to modernize the residence halls. The truth is, these arbitrary and often incongruous "measures of outcomes derived from a Juniata College education. Our goal is to
excellence" may ultimately have little effect on whether or not a develop an alternative view of assessment, one that will be based on
We need your continued support in 1991/92. Requests for student aid continue to student receives an excellent education. what noted researcher Alexander W. Astin calls ''talent
escalate. In order to maintain Juniata's standards of excellence, we must continue to At Juniata College the status quo has mandated that we conform to development."
employ dedicated and talented faculty, like those who prepared us for careers in our these often oversimplified measures of value. As we look at what happens to students when they become part of
chosen fields. The residence hall modernization program will span several years and We point with pride to our beautiful 100-acre campus nestled in the the Juniata community, we can begin to see the kinds of qualities that
will be expensive. Only you know the value of a private education and the importance mountains of Central Pennsylvania; our 180-acre nature preserve; our are central to our mission. Our students excel in the classroom and are
365-acre environmental studies field station; and our observatory and made better, due largely to a dedicated faculty who strive for and
of supporting Juniata. This is no small task in today's economy. However, as Dr. Neff
open air peace chapel. demand the best in each individual.
recently said in a report to the Board of Trustees, "for every challenge, there is an
We mark every presentation with discussion of the quality of our At the same time, our students are committed to helping others, as
opportunity." Take this opportunity to help Juniata meet its fiscal challenge!
incoming students -that 62% rank in the top fifth of their graduating evidenced by the 285 member J.C. Outreach, an organization made up
I hope to meet personally with many of you during the next year. In the meantime, class; that this year's incoming class has 10 valedictorians and 7 of students who last year gave over 9,300 volunteer hours in service
thank you for the support you have given and your commitment to the future of salutatorians; that they come to us from 13 states and several foreign to others.
countries. Our students are involved in Special Olympics; the Juniata student
Juniata.
We also work at being included in the college surveys and the initiated Adopt-a-Grandparent program; Habitat for Humanity; the
seemingly endless number of college guides. Special Friends program, which matches students with children and
Sincerely,
We promote, often with great zeal, the fact that we are registered adults with special needs; and Planned Partners, a Juniata program
for the seventh consecutive year in Peterson's Competitive Colleges, a based on the Big Brother/Big Sister model.
guide to 322 institutions consistently having more qualified applicants Most importantly, however, is what happens to our students when
than can be accepted. they leave us. The greatest measure of value in the Juniata education
::.::=ee, �� We regularly point to our inclusion in The Barron's 300: Best Buys can be seen in our graduates. Our alumni are loyal. Our alumni are
Chairman, Annual Support Fund in College Education, the U.S. News and World Report annual dedicated, hard working individuals. Our alumni excel. Our alumni
ranking of national liberal arts colleges, and Ruggs Recommendations are our greatest measure of success.
on Colleges, where we were identified as a very selective college with
exceptional programs in business administration, education, pre
medicine, and pre-dentistry.
2 3
JUNIATA COLLEGE
GIVING RECORD 1981-1991
SOURCE 1981-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984-1985 1985-1986
Alumni $ 509,798 $ 505,699 $ 412,663 $ 382,878 $ 858-599
Friends 56,736 33,534 41,496 50,870 103,916
Church of the Brethren 44,293 45,163 49,721 44,628 44,071 JUNIATA COLLEGE
Juniata Parents Association 20,498 14,118 14,891 20,031 29,502
Foundations, Corporations & Business 297,950 583,988 225,212 586,273 569,007
Foundations for Independent Colleges 24,847 20,064 21,473 21,275 21,838 Total Gifts and Grants July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991
*
Bequests 315,247 87,571 46,791 88,819
*
Gift Annuity & Life Income Agreements 69,075 16,000 571,135 124,122
Research & Government Grants I 1,100 24,697 2,300 40,306 178,01 I
SOURCE AMOUNT
$1,349,544 $1,330,833 $1,385,681 $1,359,203 $1,804,944
Gifts-In-Kind 53,025 103,512 128,170 I, 167,429 *
Alumni $1,061,273
$] ,402,569 $1,434,327 $1,513,851 $2,486,326 $1,804,944
Church of the Brethren 26,583
SOURCE 1986-87 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 Foundations, Corporations-Industry 1,465,129
Alumni $1,991,458 $1,508,815 $ 916,883 $ I ,095,834 $1,061,273
Friends 103,249 504,233 239,277 230,416 502,126 Foundations for Independent Colleges, Inc. 12,412
Church of the Brethren 50,512 41,136 33,930 52,951 26,583
Juniata Parents Association 28,738 27,041 28,665 50,757 52,984 Friends 502,126
Foundations, Corporations & Business 597,592 683,666 900,842 911,520 1,465,129
Foundations for Independent Colleges 17,190 16,377 14,378 13,925 12,412 Juniata Parents Association 52,984
Research & Government Grants 152,204 90,929 301,922 299,243 369,737
$2,940,943 $2,872,197 $2,435,897 $2,654,646 $3,490,244 Government Grants for Research
Equipment & Programs 369,737
*Bequests, gift annuity and life agreements, and gifts-in-kind are included in the totals reported for alumni and other sources. This classification
of gifts is in accord with national reporting standards. $3,490,244
Federal Grants (Aid) 599,690
State Grants
Institutional Assistance
Grants 442,530
STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUNDS EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS:
REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, Instruction ..................... . .......•....$ 4,638,814 State Scholarships (PHEAA) 981,210 2,023,430
Research and Other Grants ................ . . .. .. . . . .. 320,534
TRANSFERS
Public Service . . .................... . 452,506
Year End June 30, 1991 Academic Support ..................... . 1,850,494 1990-1991 Total Giving $5,513,674
Student Services ..................................... . 2,654,443
Institutional Support .............................. 2,651,163
REVENUES:
Tuition and Fees .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . ....... . ................$ 12,769,897 Plant Maintenance and Operation .......................... . 1,648,147 *Bequests. gift annuity and life agreements, and gifts-in-kind are included in the totals reported for alumni and other sources.
Government Grants and Contracts.. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. 2,305,136 (excluding residence halls) .. . This classification of gifts is in accord with national reporting standards.
Scholarships and Grants . . .. . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . . .. ....... 4,893,637
Private Gifts, Grants and Contracts .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . . .. . .. . . . 1,443,237
Endowment .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . 1, I 98,276 Transfers -*Educational and General .. .................... 401,923
Auxiliary Enterprises 2,808,702
Sales & Services of Educational Activities . . . .. . .. . . . . 282,967
Transfers -Auxiliary Enterprises ......... . . .............. . 191,534
Sales & Services of Auxiliary Enterprises . . . .. . . . . . .. . 3,897,309 -
Other Sources . . . .. ............... , .. . . 6 I 5,069 Total Expenditures and Transfers ....... ..$ 22,511,891
Total Revenues . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. ..$ 22,511,891 *Included funds transferred to (from) unappropriated current fund revenues.
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JUNIATA COLLEGE
GIVING RECORD 1981-1991
SOURCE 1981-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984-1985 1985-1986
Alumni $ 509,798 $ 505,699 $ 412,663 $ 382,878 $ 858-599
Friends 56,736 33,534 41,496 50,870 103,916
Church of the Brethren 44,293 45,163 49,721 44,628 44,071 JUNIATA COLLEGE
Juniata Parents Association 20,498 14,118 14,891 20,031 29,502
Foundations, Corporations & Business 297,950 583,988 225,212 586,273 569,007
Foundations for Independent Colleges 24,847 20,064 21,473 21,275 21,838 Total Gifts and Grants July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991
*
Bequests 315,247 87,571 46,791 88,819
*
Gift Annuity & Life Income Agreements 69,075 16,000 571,135 124,122
Research & Government Grants I 1,100 24,697 2,300 40,306 178,01 I
SOURCE AMOUNT
$1,349,544 $1,330,833 $1,385,681 $1,359,203 $1,804,944
Gifts-In-Kind 53,025 103,512 128,170 I, 167,429 *
Alumni $1,061,273
$] ,402,569 $1,434,327 $1,513,851 $2,486,326 $1,804,944
Church of the Brethren 26,583
SOURCE 1986-87 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 Foundations, Corporations-Industry 1,465,129
Alumni $1,991,458 $1,508,815 $ 916,883 $ I ,095,834 $1,061,273
Friends 103,249 504,233 239,277 230,416 502,126 Foundations for Independent Colleges, Inc. 12,412
Church of the Brethren 50,512 41,136 33,930 52,951 26,583
Juniata Parents Association 28,738 27,041 28,665 50,757 52,984 Friends 502,126
Foundations, Corporations & Business 597,592 683,666 900,842 911,520 1,465,129
Foundations for Independent Colleges 17,190 16,377 14,378 13,925 12,412 Juniata Parents Association 52,984
Research & Government Grants 152,204 90,929 301,922 299,243 369,737
$2,940,943 $2,872,197 $2,435,897 $2,654,646 $3,490,244 Government Grants for Research
Equipment & Programs 369,737
*Bequests, gift annuity and life agreements, and gifts-in-kind are included in the totals reported for alumni and other sources. This classification
of gifts is in accord with national reporting standards. $3,490,244
Federal Grants (Aid) 599,690
State Grants
Institutional Assistance
Grants 442,530
STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUNDS EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS:
REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, Instruction ..................... . .......•....$ 4,638,814 State Scholarships (PHEAA) 981,210 2,023,430
Research and Other Grants ................ . . .. .. . . . .. 320,534
TRANSFERS
Public Service . . .................... . 452,506
Year End June 30, 1991 Academic Support ..................... . 1,850,494 1990-1991 Total Giving $5,513,674
Student Services ..................................... . 2,654,443
Institutional Support .............................. 2,651,163
REVENUES:
Plant Maintenance and Operation .......................... . 1,648,147
Tuition and Fees .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. . ................$ 12,769,897 *Bequests. gift annuity and life agreements, and gifts-in-kind are included in the totals reported for alumni and other sources.
Government Grants and Contracts.. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. 2,305,136 (excluding residence halls) This classification of gifts is in accord with national reporting standards.
Scholarships and Grants . . .. . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . . .. ....... 4,893,637
Private Gifts, Grants and Contracts .. . .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . 1,443,237
Transfers -*Educational and General .. 401,923
Endowment .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. 1, I 98,276
Auxiliary Enterprises 2,808,702
Sales & Services of Educational Activities . . . .. . .. . . . . 282,967
Transfers -Auxiliary Enterprises ......... . 191,534
Sales & Services of Auxiliary Enterprises . . . .. . . . . . .. . 3,897,309
Other Sources . . . .. ............... , .. . . 6 I 5,069 Total Expenditures and Transfers ....... ..$ 22,511,891
Total Revenues . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .. ..$ 22,511,891 *Included funds transferred to (from) unappropriated current fund revenues.
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Contributions TO JUNIATA COLLEGE 1990-1991
Every effort has been made to be accurate in the preparation of Donors Associates Circle Harley, James Jones (dee) Middlekauff, John Claude
Bard, Mary Knauff Jamison, William Amsley Poulson, F. Allene Yamal Schmidt, J. Ross
this Report. If your name has been omitted, or if it is listed
Bretz, Dorothy Bratton Meyer, Marie Pentz Shope, Alma Householder Spang, Mae
incorrectly, we hope you will understand and let us know of our Clippinger, Eleanor Mintmjer Snare, Helen Gamer Worsham, Arlene Henry
error. Douglas, David E. Builders Circle Zimmerman, George V.
ALUMNI $1,061,273 Gallagher, Josephine Fleming Fetterman, Ivan C. Donors
1C9la2s2s Roll -8 KOrheleprs,, LRaaRlpuhe ELaarnl dis 1C9la2s8s Fund Agent- Kathryn GHraonvaew, aElts,t hPeera rZl oBoaks sett FGyroeecnkl,e aEfu, laF rGanucthesri eH utchison DBeocnhotresl, Paul Moyer BAaxkteelrl,, GHeanzeevl iCevleem Beenlcken ap
1915 Participation- 75% Fleming Weader Lewis, Wilma Stem Harley, Grace Rephom Charles, Sarah Keichline Bartges, Belva Smith
Class Roll-2 Total Contributions -$2,700.00 Donors Class Roll -30 McKinley, Rachel Steele Keiper, Pauline Margaret Chidester, Margaret Holdsworth Buntain, Olive H.
Participation- 50% No. in Founders Club -6 Baugher, Milton Myers Participation- 60% Morris, Raymond Lester Lehman, Richard L. Crippen, Marjorie Kirk Byers, Adam Meyer
Total Contributions -$100.00 Cosner, Jessie Kimmel Total Contributions -$26,699.94 Prentice, Ruth Whitney Stanley, Harry J. Cristina, Mary McDermott Cameron, Donald L.
No. in Founders Club - I Presidents Circle Gracey, Catharine Benson No. in Founders Club -9 Russell, Margaret Sauter Steen, John William Cuppett, Margaret Baker Coursen, Kathryn Johnson
Stayer, Raymond Rinehart Kagarise, Alice Statler Stahley, Helen Wink Williams, Helen Wilt Fetter, Joseph A. Croyle, Helen Riffle
Donor Swigart, Elizabeth Weeks Stone, John C. (dee) Quintet Society Swivel, Helen Krebs Woomer, Grace Smith Hoffman, Galen Foster DeJaiffe, Ernest
Ryder, Raymond Robert Vaughn, Zelda Weaver Reinhart, Hilda Wilson Hoffman, Mary Frye Fleming, John Daniel
Associates Circle 1930 Donors Kemp, Margaret Beistline Fleming, Kathryn Zinn
1916 Pheasant, Clayton Chalmer 1926 Presidents Circle Class Fund Agent -H. Harold Baird, Chester N. Kohr, Irene Meyers Hutchinson, M. Eugene
Class Roll-5 Class Roll -27 Howe, Joseph Williams Hartzler Bartle, Marian V. (dee) Muncey, Mildred Kreider Light, Walter R.
Participation -20% Builders Circle Participation -4 I% Class Roll- 47 Christopher, Helen Elizabeth Over, Mary Replogle Mason, Margaret Fields
Total Contributions -$20.00 Brower, M. Bertha Total Contributions -$2,992.50 Associates Circle Participation- 72% Cremer, William Edgar Sproul, Charles D. Palmer, Marian Wichum
No. in Founders Club -0 Holsinger, Paul Gates No. in Founders Club- 4 Jones, Paul W. Total Contributions -$9,570.00 Gnagey, Mildred Susan Points, Alma Aungst
Donor Musselman, Dorothy Davis Quinter Society Builders Circle No. in Founders Club- 26 HHeosffsm, Mani,l dBreedn jMamairnie G . 1C9la3s3s Fund Agent- Phyllis Wald RRoieomk,a nM, iTldimreodt hCyl aWppaeyrn e
Beck, Frances Maude 1923 Ellis, Elizabeth Wertz Clawson, Rosalie Walter Presidents Circle Kensinger, John Henry (dee) Henry Rothrock, Edna Gates
Class Roll -12 Ellis, John Dwight Glessner, Pauline Baughman Knepp, Thomas Henry Class Roll -65 Sealey, Elizabeth Hogg
1917 Participation -83% Builders Circle Fry, Millard E. Hetrick, Charles Raymond Lawson, Zelma Clapper Participation- 80% Spires, Virginia Hicks
Class Roll-4 Total Contributions -$3,162.50 Cunningham, Verna Yocum Shoemaker, Edith Clark Thomson, Glenn E. Mari, Romeo A. Total Contributions -$21,210.00 Tintle, Bernice A.
Participation- 100% No. in Founders Club -4 Montgomery, Frank Withington Weader, Kathryn Fleming Myers, Bessie Widdowson No. in Founders Club- 24 Walley, Frank Lewis
Total Contributions -$2,375.00 Seybold, Faith Studebaker Weibly, Dean Allen Patrons Circle Replogle, Jeannette E. Wenger, John Herbert
No. in Founders Club -3 Quinter Society Dick, Grace Elva Whittaker, William Alexander Quinter Society Wertz, Halfred W.
Ellis, Calvert N. Donors Donors Mikesell, Gladys Elizabeth Brumbaugh, Harold Bennett Wright, Charles C.
I QBaukinert,e rJ oShonc iCet. y ORilnleerh,a Ertl,i zMabieldthre Rd oHh.r baugh DCoauffbmenansp, eMcka,b Gel eMoregcek Fba. c(hd ee) BBiatgtnsehra,w G, aAlennn aM Milteoyne rs Associates Circle 1C9la3s2s Fund Agent- Allene Yamal HGeonordy,, JPohseypllhis R Wobaeldrt ZYeonudntg, ,W R.a eA Bndarnrewes
Hackman, Russell R. Crist, Hazel V. Guisler, William Martin Poulson
PMraerstizd,e Snutss aCn irHcalne awalt (dee) BEnugilldee, rJs. CHiarrcolled MLocnKge, nAdrnenea, CEadtwhaarridn eW allis HEboeffrsmoalen,, EKlalar l SAo.r rick HHeanrtrzyl,e rM, Hildarrreodd C Hoakreorl d CPalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -565 5% PHroelssiidngenert,s BCeirnrcalerd Ober 1C9la3s4s Fund Agent- June Hoover
111 Snyder, Louise Beachley Pheasant, Cora Brumbaugh King, A. Kurtz King, Bernard N. Total Contributions -$53,960.00 Kensinger, Leon Ellis Fike
Associates Circle Thompson, Elsa Dietrick Neff, Walter Scott Pheasant, Barbara Hanawalt No. in Founders Club -17 Class Roll- 52
Lambert, Allison Orbison Donors Querry, Charles N. Rogers, Katherine Pierce Patrons Circle Participation- 65%
Donors BCrraedswleeyl,l ,M Maartrhthaa B Frluemtcbhaeur gh 1C9la2s7s Fund Agents -Telford B. Shively, Arthur Willard Vos, Elizabeth Aughey QHuowinet,e rJ oShonc iDetayv id (dee) GGlleennnn,, HMe. nEryli zCaobleetmh an TNoot.a lin C Foonutrnibduetriso nCsl -ub- $9,2825 0.75
Park, Katherine Hart Cunningham, H. Glenn (dee) Blough 1929 Builders Circle
Sierer, M. Naomi Shelley Edgar DeBolt Class Fund Agent -Cyrus 0. Bomm, Edward C. Patrons Circle Associates Circle Quinter Society
1919 Stevens, Miriam Clark Class Roll -28 Caulton Bookwalter, Ethyl Shively Blough, Henry K. Kunsman, Elvin H. Long, Joseph Pote
Class Roll- 9
Participation -79% Class Roll -58 Briggs, Thomas Rudolph MacNeish, Anna Wertz Park, Eliza Felten
Participation- 44%
1924 Total Contributions -$24,160.50 Participation- 55% Brumbaugh, John M. Zimmerman, Bruce H. Rowland, Thelma Lorraine Presidents Circle
Total Contributions- $435.00 Class Roll -23 No. in Founders Club -16 Total Contributions -$54,397.75 Hamer, Lois J. Woods, Louise Irwin
No. in Founders Club -I Participation -46% No. in Founders Club- 18 Jessup, Eva Murray Associates Circle Builders Circle
Total Contributions -$1,040.00 Quinter Society Montemarano, Frank M. Angstadt, A. Warren Baker, Martha Howe Patrons Circle
Associates Circle No. in Founders Club -4 Cutrell, Edith Hartman Quinter Society Nora, Elizabeth Pinali Fetner, Milton Turner Champion, Edward W. Graybill, John Keller
White, Elsie J.
Swigart, Jane Bell Hamer, Walter J. Pittenger, Mary Angeline Hartzler, Eva Ruth Clapper, Richard H.
Patrons Circle Stewart, Almeda Hannahs Soisson, Catherine Shaffer Doss, Eleanor Meyers Associates Circle
Donors Howe, Lloyd Edward Associates Circle Presidents Circle Stolz, Verona Rephom Guisler, James Donald McBride, Sarah Howe
Schlegel, Martha Crosby
Blough, Telford B. Caulton, Cyrus Over Swan, Grace Cox Builders Circle Haring, Paul D. Myers, Evelyn Deturck
Targett, Nancy Hixson Builders Circle Caulton, Isabelle Nichols Werner, Kathryn Showers Davis, Marjorie Friend Hoddinott, Ruth Ellis Myers, Jack E.
Walker, Viola Speicher Hollinger, Henry John Builders Circle Womelsdorff, Florence Hess Edwards, Dorothy Brougher Keiper, Mary Anna Wareham, C. Roscoe
Keiper, D. Howard Beam, Agnes M. Patrons Circle Frank, Minerva Houck Mattern, Kathryn Corcelius
1920 Norris, Glen Elvin DeBolt, Edgar Charles Flory, Claude Reherd Builders Circle Hanawalt, Eloise Clapper McKlveen, Gilbert Dunlap Builders Circle
Class Roll-4
Detweiler, Zola Meyers King, Frances Shelly Beery, Anna Stayer Bramble, Catherine Smith
Participation- 50% Donors Dodson, La Vere A. Echard, Grace Allison Bramble, Thomas Edwin
Total Contributions -$1,050.00 Beachy, Dorothy Myers Hillie, Elisabeth Coffman Associates Circle Geary, Alger Wagner Champion, Hilda Flory
No. in Founders Club - I Hyer, Lorine Dorothea Ifft, Mabel Miller Lamborn, Marion Brumbaugh Heister, Jesse William Creel, Rozella M.
Quinter Society Kuehnoel, Elizabeth McCartney Little, Wilbur J. Fike, June Hoover
Oller, Rello 1C9la2s5s Fund Agent -Helen H. QMuciDnno,n aGlde,r trDuodreo tBhryo wDno yle BCuolill-dOerlsso nC,i rFclloer ence Stutzman TScreheoccek,, HJaamzeels VOerrnrinet ta HHaanmaswteaaldt,, MNuelrliieel GKr.i ffith
Donors ClaMssie Rrloelyl -17 WSheosetm, Hakeelre,n SMilacsC Halel nry EDnicgkle, ,R Soayra B C. onner Walley, Willis L. KJoihpnps,o Cn,la Eras tWheirl lHauoewr er
McClure, Doris Myers Participation- 65% West, William Brady Ferner, John Arthur Kistler, William S.
Total Contributions -$31,351.85 Wright, Mary C. Hayes, Marion Commons 1C9la3s1s Fund Agent- Murray, Dorothy Speicher
TN1CP9aoloa2rt.tsa1 islic niCRp Faootonliluot- rnnibd -ue6tris o 3Cn3sl%- ub -$5,I6 00.00 NNQeouf.if n,i tneW rF iolSfuornecddiee Btryse cCkl u(bd -ee), 5 DCHLaooawnnnnaosweorrnsa, , l tA,A 'NnDderrlaes owSnt oBGnee.a gle RMRHMeaiocliilMtrr,zsi ge,Mu h,Jr ,raoT arhAhyinoe,r n tlEhAm uTamarrr luyELa ueCxel aolmamons NPTCaoloart.tsa islci niCRp Faoootnliluot r-nnibd -ue4rtis5o 6 Cn2sl%- ub - $2,1944 0.40 RRRSmooepwbiltilohnag,sn olJdena,,,m RJMe.o sCan 0ralyal. di Hr Hoawrela cher
BQeuaicnhtleery ,S oDcoientoyv an R. PMrieesrildeye,n tHs eCleinrc Hlee ss MSpoinodt,l eAr,g nAelsm Ba rLuomgbaanu gh WRiockosm, eMr, aOryli Pvee rMrinoorhead PHroewsied, eEntths eCl iBrrcoleu gher DBroennonrasn , Vivian Sweet
Treece, Rachel Mae Livengood, James Emerson Brumbaugh, Daniel M.
Builders Circle
Eshleman, Edith Replogle
Builders Circle Fahrney, Gladys Murray
Larimer, Margaret Pryce
Gump, Mikesell Luther (dee)
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Contributions TO JUNIATA COLLEGE 1990-1991
Every effort has been made to be accurate in the preparation of Donors Associates Circle Harley, James Jones (dee) Middlekauff, John Claude
Bard, Mary Knauff Jamison, William Amsley Poulson, F. Allene Yamal Schmidt, J. Ross
this Report. If your name has been omitted, or if it is listed
Bretz, Dorothy Bratton Meyer, Marie Pentz Shope, Alma Householder Spang, Mae
incorrectly, we hope you will understand and let us know of our Clippinger, Eleanor Mintmjer Snare, Helen Gamer Worsham, Arlene Henry
error. Douglas, David E. Builders Circle Zimmerman, George V.
ALUMNI $1,061,273 Gallagher, Josephine Fleming Fetterman, Ivan C. Donors
1C9la2s2s Roll -8 KOrheleprs,, LRaaRlpuhe ELaarnl dis 1C9la2s8s Fund Agent- Kathryn GHraonvaew, aElts,t hPeera rZl oBoaks sett FGyroeecnkl,e aEfu, laF rGanucthesri eH utchison DBeocnhotresl, Paul Moyer BAaxkteelrl,, GHeanzeevl iCevleem Beenlcken ap
1915 Participation- 75% Fleming Weader Lewis, Wilma Stem Harley, Grace Rephom Charles, Sarah Keichline Bartges, Belva Smith
Class Roll-2 Total Contributions -$2,700.00 Donors Class Roll -30 McKinley, Rachel Steele Keiper, Pauline Margaret Chidester, Margaret Holdsworth Buntain, Olive H.
Participation- 50% No. in Founders Club -6 Baugher, Milton Myers Participation- 60% Morris, Raymond Lester Lehman, Richard L. Crippen, Marjorie Kirk Byers, Adam Meyer
Total Contributions -$100.00 Cosner, Jessie Kimmel Total Contributions -$26,699.94 Prentice, Ruth Whitney Stanley, Harry J. Cristina, Mary McDermott Cameron, Donald L.
No. in Founders Club - I Presidents Circle Gracey, Catharine Benson No. in Founders Club -9 Russell, Margaret Sauter Steen, John William Cuppett, Margaret Baker Coursen, Kathryn Johnson
Stayer, Raymond Rinehart Kagarise, Alice Statler Stahley, Helen Wink Williams, Helen Wilt Fetter, Joseph A. Croyle, Helen Riffle
Donor Swigart, Elizabeth Weeks Stone, John C. (dee) Quintet Society Swivel, Helen Krebs Woomer, Grace Smith Hoffman, Galen Foster DeJaiffe, Ernest
Ryder, Raymond Robert Vaughn, Zelda Weaver Reinhart, Hilda Wilson Hoffman, Mary Frye Fleming, John Daniel
Associates Circle 1930 Donors Kemp, Margaret Beistline Fleming, Kathryn Zinn
1916 Pheasant, Clayton Chalmer 1926 Presidents Circle Class Fund Agent -H. Harold Baird, Chester N. Kohr, Irene Meyers Hutchinson, M. Eugene
Class Roll-5 Class Roll -27 Howe, Joseph Williams Hartzler Bartle, Marian V. (dee) Muncey, Mildred Kreider Light, Walter R.
Participation -20% Builders Circle Participation -4 I% Class Roll- 47 Christopher, Helen Elizabeth Over, Mary Replogle Mason, Margaret Fields
Total Contributions -$20.00 Brower, M. Bertha Total Contributions -$2,992.50 Associates Circle Participation- 72% Cremer, William Edgar Sproul, Charles D. Palmer, Marian Wichum
No. in Founders Club -0 Holsinger, Paul Gates No. in Founders Club- 4 Jones, Paul W. Total Contributions -$9,570.00 Gnagey, Mildred Susan Points, Alma Aungst
Donor Musselman, Dorothy Davis Quinter Society Builders Circle No. in Founders Club- 26 HHeosffsm, Mani,l dBreedn jMamairnie G . 1C9la3s3s Fund Agent- Phyllis Wald RRoieomk,a nM, iTldimreodt hCyl aWppaeyrn e
Beck, Frances Maude 1923 Ellis, Elizabeth Wertz Clawson, Rosalie Walter Presidents Circle Kensinger, John Henry (dee) Henry Rothrock, Edna Gates
Class Roll -12 Ellis, John Dwight Glessner, Pauline Baughman Knepp, Thomas Henry Class Roll -65 Sealey, Elizabeth Hogg
1917 Participation -83% Builders Circle Fry, Millard E. Hetrick, Charles Raymond Lawson, Zelma Clapper Participation- 80% Spires, Virginia Hicks
Class Roll-4 Total Contributions -$3,162.50 Cunningham, Verna Yocum Shoemaker, Edith Clark Thomson, Glenn E. Mari, Romeo A. Total Contributions -$21,210.00 Tintle, Bernice A.
Participation- 100% No. in Founders Club -4 Montgomery, Frank Withington Weader, Kathryn Fleming Myers, Bessie Widdowson No. in Founders Club- 24 Walley, Frank Lewis
Total Contributions -$2,375.00 Seybold, Faith Studebaker Weibly, Dean Allen Patrons Circle Replogle, Jeannette E. Wenger, John Herbert
No. in Founders Club -3 Quinter Society Dick, Grace Elva Whittaker, William Alexander Quinter Society Wertz, Halfred W.
Ellis, Calvert N. Donors Donors Mikesell, Gladys Elizabeth Brumbaugh, Harold Bennett Wright, Charles C.
I QBaukinert,e rJ oShonc iCet. y ORilnleerh,a Ertl,i zMabieldthre Rd oHh.r baugh DCoauffbmenansp, eMcka,b Gel eMoregcek Fba. c(hd ee) BBiatgtnsehra,w G, aAlennn aM Milteoyne rs Associates Circle 1C9la3s2s Fund Agent- Allene Yamal HGeonordy,, JPohseypllhis R Wobaeldrt ZYeonudntg, ,W R.a eA Bndarnrewes
Hackman, Russell R. Crist, Hazel V. Guisler, William Martin Poulson
PMraerstizd,e Snutss aCn irHcalne awalt (dee) BEnugilldee, rJs. CHiarrcolled MLocnKge, nAdrnenea, CEadtwhaarridn eW allis HEboeffrsmoalen,, EKlalar l SAo.r rick HHeanrtrzyl,e rM, Hildarrreodd C Hoakreorl d CPalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -565 5% PHroelssiidngenert,s BCeirnrcalerd Ober 1C9la3s4s Fund Agent- June Hoover
111 Snyder, Louise Beachley Pheasant, Cora Brumbaugh King, A. Kurtz King, Bernard N. Total Contributions -$53,960.00 Kensinger, Leon Ellis Fike
Associates Circle Thompson, Elsa Dietrick Neff, Walter Scott Pheasant, Barbara Hanawalt No. in Founders Club -17 Class Roll- 52
Lambert, Allison Orbison Donors Querry, Charles N. Rogers, Katherine Pierce Patrons Circle Participation- 65%
Donors BCrraedswleeyl,l ,M Maartrhthaa B Frluemtcbhaeur gh 1C9la2s7s Fund Agents -Telford B. Shively, Arthur Willard Vos, Elizabeth Aughey QHuowinet,e rJ oShonc iDetayv id (dee) GGlleennnn,, HMe. nEryli zCaobleetmh an TNoot.a lin C Foonutrnibduetriso nCsl -ub- $9,2825 0.75
Park, Katherine Hart Cunningham, H. Glenn (dee) Blough 1929 Builders Circle
Sierer, M. Naomi Shelley Edgar DeBolt Class Fund Agent -Cyrus 0. Bomm, Edward C. Patrons Circle Associates Circle Quinter Society
1919 Stevens, Miriam Clark Class Roll -28 Caulton Bookwalter, Ethyl Shively Blough, Henry K. Kunsman, Elvin H. Long, Joseph Pote
Class Roll- 9
Participation -79% Class Roll -58 Briggs, Thomas Rudolph MacNeish, Anna Wertz Park, Eliza Felten
Participation- 44%
1924 Total Contributions -$24,160.50 Participation- 55% Brumbaugh, John M. Zimmerman, Bruce H. Rowland, Thelma Lorraine Presidents Circle
Total Contributions- $435.00 Class Roll -23 No. in Founders Club -16 Total Contributions -$54,397.75 Hamer, Lois J. Woods, Louise Irwin
No. in Founders Club -I Participation -46% No. in Founders Club- 18 Jessup, Eva Murray Associates Circle Builders Circle
Total Contributions -$1,040.00 Quinter Society Montemarano, Frank M. Angstadt, A. Warren Baker, Martha Howe Patrons Circle
Associates Circle No. in Founders Club -4 Cutrell, Edith Hartman Quinter Society Nora, Elizabeth Pinali Fetner, Milton Turner Champion, Edward W. Graybill, John Keller
White, Elsie J.
Swigart, Jane Bell Hamer, Walter J. Pittenger, Mary Angeline Hartzler, Eva Ruth Clapper, Richard H.
Patrons Circle Stewart, Almeda Hannahs Soisson, Catherine Shaffer Doss, Eleanor Meyers Associates Circle
Donors Howe, Lloyd Edward Associates Circle Presidents Circle Stolz, Verona Rephom Guisler, James Donald McBride, Sarah Howe
Schlegel, Martha Crosby
Blough, Telford B. Caulton, Cyrus Over Swan, Grace Cox Builders Circle Haring, Paul D. Myers, Evelyn Deturck
Targett, Nancy Hixson Builders Circle Caulton, Isabelle Nichols Werner, Kathryn Showers Davis, Marjorie Friend Hoddinott, Ruth Ellis Myers, Jack E.
Walker, Viola Speicher Hollinger, Henry John Builders Circle Womelsdorff, Florence Hess Edwards, Dorothy Brougher Keiper, Mary Anna Wareham, C. Roscoe
Keiper, D. Howard Beam, Agnes M. Patrons Circle Frank, Minerva Houck Mattern, Kathryn Corcelius
1920 Norris, Glen Elvin DeBolt, Edgar Charles Flory, Claude Reherd Builders Circle Hanawalt, Eloise Clapper McKlveen, Gilbert Dunlap Builders Circle
Class Roll-4
Detweiler, Zola Meyers King, Frances Shelly Beery, Anna Stayer Bramble, Catherine Smith
Participation- 50% Donors Dodson, La Vere A. Echard, Grace Allison Bramble, Thomas Edwin
Total Contributions -$1,050.00 Beachy, Dorothy Myers Hillie, Elisabeth Coffman Associates Circle Geary, Alger Wagner Champion, Hilda Flory
No. in Founders Club - I Hyer, Lorine Dorothea Ifft, Mabel Miller Lamborn, Marion Brumbaugh Heister, Jesse William Creel, Rozella M.
Quinter Society Kuehnoel, Elizabeth McCartney Little, Wilbur J. Fike, June Hoover
Oller, Rello 1C9la2s5s Fund Agent -Helen H. QMuciDnno,n aGlde,r trDuodreo tBhryo wDno yle BCuolill-dOerlsso nC,i rFclloer ence Stutzman TScreheoccek,, HJaamzeels VOerrnrinet ta HHaanmaswteaaldt,, MNuelrliieel GKr.i ffith
Donors ClaMssie Rrloelyl -17 WSheosetm, Hakeelre,n SMilacsC Halel nry EDnicgkle, ,R Soayra B C. onner Walley, Willis L. KJoihpnps,o Cn,la Eras tWheirl lHauoewr er
McClure, Doris Myers Participation- 65% West, William Brady Ferner, John Arthur Kistler, William S.
Total Contributions -$31,351.85 Wright, Mary C. Hayes, Marion Commons 1C9la3s1s Fund Agent- Murray, Dorothy Speicher
TN1CP9aoloa2rt.tsa1 islic niCRp Faootonliluot- rnnibd -ue6tris o 3Cn3sl%- ub -$5,I6 00.00 NNQeouf.if n,i tneW rF iolSfuornecddiee Btryse cCkl u(bd -ee), 5 DCHLaooawnnnnaosweorrnsa, , l tA,A 'NnDderrlaes owSnt oBGnee.a gle RMRHMeaiocliilMtrr,zsi ge,Mu h,Jr ,raoT arhAhyinoe,r n tlEhAm uTamarrr luyELa ueCxel aolmamons NPTCaoloart.tsa islci niCRp Faoootnliluot r-nnibd -ue4rtis5o 6 Cn2sl%- ub - $2,1944 0.40 RRRSmooepwbiltilohnag,sn olJdena,,,m RJMe.o sCan 0ralyal. di Hr Hoawrela cher
BQeuaicnhtleery ,S oDcoientoyv an R. PMrieesrildeye,n tHs eCleinrc Hlee ss MSpoinodt,l eAr,g nAelsm Ba rLuomgbaanu gh WRiockosm, eMr, aOryli Pvee rMrinoorhead PHroewsied, eEntths eCl iBrrcoleu gher DBroennonrasn , Vivian Sweet
Treece, Rachel Mae Livengood, James Emerson Brumbaugh, Daniel M.
Builders Circle
Eshleman, Edith Replogle
Builders Circle Fahrney, Gladys Murray
Larimer, Margaret Pryce
Gump, Mikesell Luther (dee)
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MMOveoelrors,ye ,,R KTalheponhmn eCatlshe mCIv.ea nnt z FQousitnert,e rE Sleoacnioert yH eiges BBBuaercirlkod,ne Br, seH tCtayri orCcldllea Erkusgoenn e BBBuerorikludegelhereysr, , C DMiraacvrliyed SSthaeflfloeryd DBCroournbboairnks,e rC, aMthoarrirnise AR.o d(dgeeer)s C19lMa4s1so rFguannd Agent -Roy G. HJJeoofnfrfefsime, saI,n sDa, bLoerololietsh ASy nuMasdtiielnlrs 1C9la4Hs3os oFvuenr d Agent -Amy Wentsler
Pletcher, Ordo Myers Presidents Circle Beck, Dorothy E. Corcelius, A. Lynn Grimley, John Bechtel Class Roll -84 Keller, Dorothy Rogers Class Roll -73
RRoeisds,, JWohilnli aLmaw Arelenxcaen der Miller, Thomas R. BBerorkuegyh,e rR, uOthli nV Hirgoilnsiina ger HHeavhenr,l yP,h iHliapr rJies rEomdwe ard HHaesasdl,e rC, lWareilnlicaem L W. oods PTaorttailc iCpoatnitornib -utio6n1s % - $31,411.75 RRiictceh, eMy,a Crya-roEl lHleand dSepnr owls TPaorttailc iCpoatnitornib -utio5n2s% - $10,322.50
Slanitz, Anne Petrikin Patrons Circle French, Naomi Ranck Jenkins, Robert Ellsworth Hoffman, John A. No. in Founders Club -37 Roher, Violet Ross No. in Founders Club -25
Whittaker, Dorothy Endres Maxwell, LeRoy S. Geiser, Elizabeth Graybill Marsh, Eldin Eugene Hollinger, Lela Nelson Ross, Erdean Buddle
McCartney, Elmer F. Helfrick, Francis Woodrow O'Mara, Olive Osterwise Meiss, Eleanor Dollar Quinter Society Rumbaugh, Helen Metz Quinter Society
1935 Hoover, G. Allen Oller, A. Kathryn Miller, Helen Moon Bieber, Charles M. Bieber, Mary High
Class Fund Agent -Martha Associates Circle Johnston, Ned Shepherd, Myrtle Minnich Mock, Margaret Claar Clemens, Matilda Schwass 1942
Earnest Bowman Bigley, June McCartney (dee) Kagarise, Pearle Replogle Steckman, Eleanore Harriet Provance, Charles Gardner Dilling, Susanna Lenora Class Fund Agent -George W. Presidents Circle
Class Roll -64 Podgorski, Miriam Coder Kipp, John Maurice Weaver, George N. Rose, Robert E. Mccreight, Hilda Horner Detar Dieter, Larue Bales
Participation -7% Weaver, Millard H. McKinley, Marjorie Morton Weiser, Dorothy Sunday Rumberger, Walter Wray Class Roll -78 Hoover, Amy Wentsler
Total Contributions -$110,777.50 Middlekauff, Hilda Ritchey Wentz, Louise Maguire Walters, William Frank Presidents Circle Participation -40% Hoover, Robert Ross
No. in Founders Club -33 Builders Circle Phillips, Mary Savine Zentmyer, Mary Radebach Way, Clyde E. Barben, Robert J. Total Contributions -$3,815.00
Barkdoll, Archie E. Shore, Eugene Thoburn Cupper, Dorothy Albright No. in Founders Club -15 Patrons Circle
QBeurirnyt,e Kr eSnonceiethty L ester GDiunpglerirc, hD, oAndaald R Aeb. er WSweanrgtze,r ,D Haavrirdi eLt .F isher DCooonko,r sE leanor Kurtz 1C9la4s0s Fund Agent -Paul J. HHaollllmydaany,, JHameleesn ASltfarheld Quinter Society HDeertashr,e yL,a uErsat hSecr oMtt cconahy
Burkholder, W. Clay Hanna, Josephine Everhart Wenger, James Q. Dell, Mary Horst Valigorsky Shultz, Janet Lee Ellis, Jean Good Holsinger, J. Garwood
Dilling, Sophia Virginia Herod, Ruth Barnthouse Ecker, J. Aldene Class Roll -74 Hickes, Paul E. Robb, Charles Marshall
Emmert, Mary Keith Huston, Alice Miriam Donors Gamer, Hugh Barrick Participation -54% Patrons Circle
Klotz, Mary E. Aurand!, Helen Coltabough Keemer, Leland Wilbur Total Contributions -$17,790.00 Beyer, George Leidy Patrons Circle Associates Circle
Presidents Circle Marsh, Ruth Brubaker Bauer, Miriam Wolf Laidig, Robert Vance No. in Founders Club -24 Harper, Helen Ranlcin Aitken, Merl A. Cooney, Thomas A.
Cramer, Richard David McNitt, Frances A. Carbaugh, Edna Hoover Mikesell, Frederick Rosenberger Holsinger, Lorma Ruble Detar, George Winslow Freeman, Avis Ensminger
Wenger, Melvin M. Oellig, Cora Estella Clark, Sara Mott Moore, Marian Wilson Quinter Society McNitt, E. Marian Simkins, Melvin LeRoy Ribblet, John Dean
Pheasant, Jean Sullebarger Gibson, Kathren Heisey Roberts, Mary McKenzie Dr. Charles C. Ellis (dee) Meszaros, Dorothy Griffith
Patrons Circle Schroyer, Flora E. Gross, Jane Warfel Shirk, Cecil D. Long, Jr., Wilmer Newton Morgan, Roy Greenawalt Associates Circle Builders Circle
Hale, Margaret Robinson Smith, Kathryn Hooper Highhouse, Irene Albright Steiner, Bethel Poulson Valigorsky, Paul J. Barnett, Robert Jackson Barr, Robert Melville
Hale, Raymond Michael Stauffer, Louise Lee Hollinger, Harold C. Williams, Roger Neal Associates Circle Gehrett, John 0. Bieber, George S.
Maxwell, Pauline Kauffman Huntsinger, Virginia Strouse Presidents Circle Cramer, Harry Ralph Griffith, Charles Quinter Booher, Ruth Chilcoat
RYaoyhnne, rE, dJannae M GceEh!rwetati n DBloonuogrhs, Olive Harley MLaoyocroeo, kB, eFslsoiree nCcuep pB olinger 1C9la3s9s Fund Agent - Ruth Cramer Cupper, Robert Alton RRhooscdhe,s ,J uHli. uWs Cil.la rd Builders Circle DDiolrleen, ,J aAnredti eW Jiokhen
Blough, William Milton Ross, Dorothy Martin Waters Patrons Circle Spencer, Marie Sweet Coyne, Betty Stine Duffield, Ann Hill
Builders Circle Clemens, Dorothy Metcalfe Rowe, Earl N. Class Roll -65 Coffman, Jane Diehm Willard, Stephen Luther Jones, William H. Hahn, Erwin Louis
Barclay, Edward R. Hicks, Ada Bonebrake Schmidt, Lucille Kimmel Participation -7 I% Landes, Herbert Price Long, Richard Melvin
Bergstresser, Eleanor Rohrbaugh Long, David LaPorte Speicher, Fern Stutzman Total Contributions -$10,167.50 Associates Circle Builders Circle Leiter, Laban Wingert Mattern, Sara Jane
Bowman, Martha Earnest Manges, Frances May Weaver, Ellen Kauffman No. in Founders Club -30 Baker, Florence Ritchey Bailey, C. Greer Moyer, Edwin Horace Musser, Frederick Ellis
Fike, John T. Smith, Harold Eugene Williams, Virginia Kurtz Biss, Louise Oller Cole, Marie Clapper Murphy, Betty Money Noffsinger, Elizabeth Simkins
Funk, John W. Smith, Verna Baker Wright, Nancy Eleanor Presidents Circle Bloom, Glenn G. Goldberg, Madeline Smith Noffsinger, Lloyd Albert O'Donnell, John Edward
Green, Harold Perry Spancake, Marian Mellotte Cronemiller, Philip Douglas Van Horn, Maxine Snyder Hay, Miriam Shearer Porter, James Oliver Thorn, William P.
MHeasnsn, ,H Aellbeenr tL Pouauisle WWaarrerihcakm, ,J ePaanu Mlinoer tHoner shberger 1C9la3s8s Fund Agent -Robert H. HHoololvyedra,y M, Waryil lWiamen Ctsllaeur de Builders Circle HLaonodveesr,, ASaltraa hB rEoluizgahbeert h VSaaylelonrz,i ,J oLhonu iAs . Weidner, Doris High
Masincup, Minerva Black Beck Patterson, Evelyn Hood Alcorn, Alfred Cloyd Morgan-Wiles, Augusta O'Donald Donors
MMcidCdrleeakrayu,f fM, ePlhvyinll iLs eBrouyc kman 1C9la3s7s Fund Agent -William E. PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -696 5% Patterson, G. Harold BBerorkwenle, yA, lCicaer oLlainn dSennibdeerrg er PRaaibnittesr,, FMaea rDioanu gEhceknebr augh BDrounmorbsa ugh, Robert Jenkins BBeelrllfiyn,, MMialrdjoreride SFniinddelre y
Middlekauff, Woodrow Wilson Swigart, Jr. Total Contributions -$15,517.00 Patrons Circle Davis, Josephine Mierley Reighard, Howard Earl Burkett, Donald Elwood Gahagen, Catherine Keller
PRaeriksher,, BMeratrhgaa rKeet pHheacrkt man PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -657 5% No. in Founders Club -33 CHoarrffims,a nR,o Jboehrtn HA.u brey HEvaaunsss,e rT, hMomaragsa rRet. MG.c Kenzie SShoellaernebr,e rMgeirn,e Rrvoab Zeretn Wdt . CBzyyerzleyw, iKcza,t hArynnn aGberelleen Mummert HGearrsbhebr,e rMgearx, MRi.c hLaordw ry
Robinson, Paul M. Total Contributions -$12,030.00 Quinter Society Leete, Ralph Shipman Speicher, Sara Rummel Gahagen, Francis E. Hunter, Clarence Van Dyke
Root, Donald 0. No. in Founders Club -31 Croner, Earl D. Associates Circle Reigner, W. George Van Horn, Gladys Koch Hoffman, Gene Lane Leister, Marian King
Schauers, Cleo Garver Metz, Catherine Miller Foster, James Heikes Rhoades, Doris Caldwell Wear, Mary Berkey Lang, Ruth Baker Loew, Marian Horner
Smith, John Oliver Quinter Society Goodale, Charles Franklin Rowland, Charles Sherman Weaver, Anna Hoover McKown, Jane Rosensteel Morrow, Mary Hoover
Steiner, Elizabeth Rodgers Berry, Marguerite Huff Presidents Circle Greene, George Anderson Snyder, Victor Paul Morter, Dorothy Lorene Morse, Marjorie Hanawalt
Stoner, Pauline Metz, Harry McClintic Baker, Ellis W. Hoover, Bernice Moser Sulyok, Catherine Hagerman Donors Stevenson, June Fisher Strayer, Betty Fisher
Walker, Earl M. Crosby, Jane Miller McDowell, Edythe Bowman Van Horn, Jr., Ellis William Baker, Grace Lingo Strayer, Vernon John Swarr, Estie Musser
Wieand, Mary Wertz Presidents Circle Linton, Mary Ruth Myers Roslund, Clifford R. Walter, Dean Irving Cockerham, Dorothy Holcombe Switzer, Grace Ritchey Walter, Ruth Pewterbaugh
Hopkins, Thomas James Miller, Ann Rhodes Thoman, Raymond Herbert Walter, George Regis Dadisman, Mary Nancy Weeks, J. Stafford
Donors Swigart, William Emmert Thomson, James Vinal Wertz, Betty Rowe Haines, Mary Jones Wood, Esther Porte 1944
Claycomb, Mabel Raker Patrons Circle Waters, Ruth Cramer Haines, Paul Gordon Class Fund Agent - Edna Peffer
Derick, Francis McGiverin Patrons Circle Beck, Robert Houck Whittemore, Roy E. Donors Eisenhart
Fitch, Eleanor Shoemaker Conners, Christine Rosenberger Berger, Mildred Kurtz Class Roll -56
Fleming, Robert L. Crawford, Mildred Wertz Associates Circle Builders Circle Clement, Olga Sadosuk Participation -59%
Frear, Virginia Rymer McCartney, John S. Alexander, Doris McKenzie Allison, Audrey Aurandt Cruse, Willis Albert Total Contributions -$2,610.00
King, Floy Wright Schucker, Charles Lane Endres, Richard James Barker, Gerald Leslie Donnelly, George Maxwell No. in Founders Club -15
Meyers, EuDora M. Foulke, Jean Elizabeth Bratton, Helen Garver Grimley, Mildred Hess
Minsker, Frederick Charles Associates Circle Harley, Wilbur J. Cazer, D. Wilson Horner, Paul W. Associates Circle
Nelson, Anna Eberly Fenstermacher, Florence Emma Hoover, Mahlon Ross Eppley, Merlin L. Keemer, Virginia Crist Brashear, David S.
Ohl, Mary McCreary Friend, Paul F. Kunsman, Eleanor Zimmerman Fronk, Anna Smith Kimmel, Max W. Eisenhart, Edna Peffer
Ramer, John Albert Kimmel, Willard Howard Livengood, Ollie Meyers Geiser, Daniel S. Nittoli, Mary Quiggle Freeman, James Harrison
Shoenthal, W. James Snow, Doris Noffsinger Livengood, Samuel Miller King, Mark H. Ott, Clayton E.
Wood, Virginia Dugan McDowell, Kenneth E. Maniglia, Angelo John Pearth, Dorothy Long Builders Circle
Scott, Thelma Smith McFadden, Thomas L. Rieman, Dwight Walker Aasen, Marianne Schneider
1936 Van Horn, Ben F. MiHigan, C. Gillaspie Shoup, Robert Earl Barr, Eleanor Saylor
Class Fund Agent -LeRoy S. Snider, Donald Mitchell Strattan, Lenore Englehart Bombaugh, Martha Heisey
Maxwell, Sr. Stouffer, Rush E. Van Horn, Hazel Zembower Briggs, Elaine Albert
PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -6 I5 2% Williams, Robert Lloyd Woomer, James Allen FDrayvei,s ,M Eavrethlyan M Eidtckhinesll
Total Contributions -$4,382.50
No. in Founders Club -21
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Pletcher, Ordo Myers Presidents Circle Beck, Dorothy E. Corcelius, A. Lynn Grimley, John Bechtel Class Roll -84 Keller, Dorothy Rogers Class Roll -73
RRoeisds,, JWohilnli aLmaw Arelenxcaen der Miller, Thomas R. BBerorkuegyh,e rR, uOthli nV Hirgoilnsiina ger HHeavhenr,l yP,h iHliapr rJies rEomdwe ard HHaesasdl,e rC, lWareilnlicaem L W. oods PTaorttailc iCpoatnitornib -utio6n1s % - $31,411.75 RRiictceh, eMy,a Crya-roEl lHleand dSepnr owls TPaorttailc iCpoatnitornib -utio5n2s% - $10,322.50
Slanitz, Anne Petrikin Patrons Circle French, Naomi Ranck Jenkins, Robert Ellsworth Hoffman, John A. No. in Founders Club -37 Roher, Violet Ross No. in Founders Club -25
Whittaker, Dorothy Endres Maxwell, LeRoy S. Geiser, Elizabeth Graybill Marsh, Eldin Eugene Hollinger, Lela Nelson Ross, Erdean Buddle
McCartney, Elmer F. Helfrick, Francis Woodrow O'Mara, Olive Osterwise Meiss, Eleanor Dollar Quinter Society Rumbaugh, Helen Metz Quinter Society
1935 Hoover, G. Allen Oller, A. Kathryn Miller, Helen Moon Bieber, Charles M. Bieber, Mary High
Class Fund Agent -Martha Associates Circle Johnston, Ned Shepherd, Myrtle Minnich Mock, Margaret Claar Clemens, Matilda Schwass 1942
Earnest Bowman Bigley, June McCartney (dee) Kagarise, Pearle Replogle Steckman, Eleanore Harriet Provance, Charles Gardner Dilling, Susanna Lenora Class Fund Agent -George W. Presidents Circle
Class Roll -64 Podgorski, Miriam Coder Kipp, John Maurice Weaver, George N. Rose, Robert E. Mccreight, Hilda Horner Detar Dieter, Larue Bales
Participation -7% Weaver, Millard H. McKinley, Marjorie Morton Weiser, Dorothy Sunday Rumberger, Walter Wray Class Roll -78 Hoover, Amy Wentsler
Total Contributions -$110,777.50 Middlekauff, Hilda Ritchey Wentz, Louise Maguire Walters, William Frank Presidents Circle Participation -40% Hoover, Robert Ross
No. in Founders Club -33 Builders Circle Phillips, Mary Savine Zentmyer, Mary Radebach Way, Clyde E. Barben, Robert J. Total Contributions -$3,815.00
Barkdoll, Archie E. Shore, Eugene Thoburn Cupper, Dorothy Albright No. in Founders Club -15 Patrons Circle
QBeurirnyt,e Kr eSnonceiethty L ester GDiunpglerirc, hD, oAndaald R Aeb. er WSweanrgtze,r ,D Haavrirdi eLt .F isher DCooonko,r sE leanor Kurtz 1C9la4s0s Fund Agent -Paul J. HHaollllmydaany,, JHameleesn ASltfarheld Quinter Society HDeertashr,e yL,a uErsat hSecr oMtt cconahy
Burkholder, W. Clay Hanna, Josephine Everhart Wenger, James Q. Dell, Mary Horst Valigorsky Shultz, Janet Lee Ellis, Jean Good Holsinger, J. Garwood
Dilling, Sophia Virginia Herod, Ruth Barnthouse Ecker, J. Aldene Class Roll -74 Hickes, Paul E. Robb, Charles Marshall
Emmert, Mary Keith Huston, Alice Miriam Donors Gamer, Hugh Barrick Participation -54% Patrons Circle
Klotz, Mary E. Aurand!, Helen Coltabough Keemer, Leland Wilbur Total Contributions -$17,790.00 Beyer, George Leidy Patrons Circle Associates Circle
Presidents Circle Marsh, Ruth Brubaker Bauer, Miriam Wolf Laidig, Robert Vance No. in Founders Club -24 Harper, Helen Ranlcin Aitken, Merl A. Cooney, Thomas A.
Cramer, Richard David McNitt, Frances A. Carbaugh, Edna Hoover Mikesell, Frederick Rosenberger Holsinger, Lorma Ruble Detar, George Winslow Freeman, Avis Ensminger
Wenger, Melvin M. Oellig, Cora Estella Clark, Sara Mott Moore, Marian Wilson Quinter Society McNitt, E. Marian Simkins, Melvin LeRoy Ribblet, John Dean
Pheasant, Jean Sullebarger Gibson, Kathren Heisey Roberts, Mary McKenzie Dr. Charles C. Ellis (dee) Meszaros, Dorothy Griffith
Patrons Circle Schroyer, Flora E. Gross, Jane Warfel Shirk, Cecil D. Long, Jr., Wilmer Newton Morgan, Roy Greenawalt Associates Circle Builders Circle
Hale, Margaret Robinson Smith, Kathryn Hooper Highhouse, Irene Albright Steiner, Bethel Poulson Valigorsky, Paul J. Barnett, Robert Jackson Barr, Robert Melville
Hale, Raymond Michael Stauffer, Louise Lee Hollinger, Harold C. Williams, Roger Neal Associates Circle Gehrett, John 0. Bieber, George S.
Maxwell, Pauline Kauffman Huntsinger, Virginia Strouse Presidents Circle Cramer, Harry Ralph Griffith, Charles Quinter Booher, Ruth Chilcoat
RYaoyhnne, rE, dJannae M GceEh!rwetati n DBloonuogrhs, Olive Harley MLaoyocroeo, kB, eFslsoiree nCcuep pB olinger 1C9la3s9s Fund Agent - Ruth Cramer Cupper, Robert Alton RRhooscdhe,s ,J uHli. uWs Cil.la rd Builders Circle DDiolrleen, ,J aAnredti eW Jiokhen
Blough, William Milton Ross, Dorothy Martin Waters Patrons Circle Spencer, Marie Sweet Coyne, Betty Stine Duffield, Ann Hill
Builders Circle Clemens, Dorothy Metcalfe Rowe, Earl N. Class Roll -65 Coffman, Jane Diehm Willard, Stephen Luther Jones, William H. Hahn, Erwin Louis
Barclay, Edward R. Hicks, Ada Bonebrake Schmidt, Lucille Kimmel Participation -7 I% Landes, Herbert Price Long, Richard Melvin
Bergstresser, Eleanor Rohrbaugh Long, David LaPorte Speicher, Fern Stutzman Total Contributions -$10,167.50 Associates Circle Builders Circle Leiter, Laban Wingert Mattern, Sara Jane
Bowman, Martha Earnest Manges, Frances May Weaver, Ellen Kauffman No. in Founders Club -30 Baker, Florence Ritchey Bailey, C. Greer Moyer, Edwin Horace Musser, Frederick Ellis
Fike, John T. Smith, Harold Eugene Williams, Virginia Kurtz Biss, Louise Oller Cole, Marie Clapper Murphy, Betty Money Noffsinger, Elizabeth Simkins
Funk, John W. Smith, Verna Baker Wright, Nancy Eleanor Presidents Circle Bloom, Glenn G. Goldberg, Madeline Smith Noffsinger, Lloyd Albert O'Donnell, John Edward
Green, Harold Perry Spancake, Marian Mellotte Cronemiller, Philip Douglas Van Horn, Maxine Snyder Hay, Miriam Shearer Porter, James Oliver Thorn, William P.
MHeasnsn, ,H Aellbeenr tL Pouauisle WWaarrerihcakm, ,J ePaanu Mlinoer tHoner shberger 1C9la3s8s Fund Agent -Robert H. HHoololvyedra,y M, Waryil lWiamen Ctsllaeur de Builders Circle HLaonodveesr,, ASaltraa hB rEoluizgahbeert h VSaaylelonrz,i ,J oLhonu iAs . Weidner, Doris High
Masincup, Minerva Black Beck Patterson, Evelyn Hood Alcorn, Alfred Cloyd Morgan-Wiles, Augusta O'Donald Donors
MMcidCdrleeakrayu,f fM, ePlhvyinll iLs eBrouyc kman 1C9la3s7s Fund Agent -William E. PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -696 5% Patterson, G. Harold BBerorkwenle, yA, lCicaer oLlainn dSennibdeerrg er PRaaibnittesr,, FMaea rDioanu gEhceknebr augh BDrounmorbsa ugh, Robert Jenkins BBeelrllfiyn,, MMialrdjoreride SFniinddelre y
Middlekauff, Woodrow Wilson Swigart, Jr. Total Contributions -$15,517.00 Patrons Circle Davis, Josephine Mierley Reighard, Howard Earl Burkett, Donald Elwood Gahagen, Catherine Keller
PRaeriksher,, BMeratrhgaa rKeet pHheacrkt man PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -657 5% No. in Founders Club -33 CHoarrffims,a nR,o Jboehrtn HA.u brey HEvaaunsss,e rT, hMomaragsa rRet. MG.c Kenzie SShoellaernebr,e rMgeirn,e Rrvoab Zeretn Wdt . CBzyyerzleyw, iKcza,t hArynnn aGberelleen Mummert HGearrsbhebr,e rMgearx, MRi.c hLaordw ry
Robinson, Paul M. Total Contributions -$12,030.00 Quinter Society Leete, Ralph Shipman Speicher, Sara Rummel Gahagen, Francis E. Hunter, Clarence Van Dyke
Root, Donald 0. No. in Founders Club -31 Croner, Earl D. Associates Circle Reigner, W. George Van Horn, Gladys Koch Hoffman, Gene Lane Leister, Marian King
Schauers, Cleo Garver Metz, Catherine Miller Foster, James Heikes Rhoades, Doris Caldwell Wear, Mary Berkey Lang, Ruth Baker Loew, Marian Horner
Smith, John Oliver Quinter Society Goodale, Charles Franklin Rowland, Charles Sherman Weaver, Anna Hoover McKown, Jane Rosensteel Morrow, Mary Hoover
Steiner, Elizabeth Rodgers Berry, Marguerite Huff Presidents Circle Greene, George Anderson Snyder, Victor Paul Morter, Dorothy Lorene Morse, Marjorie Hanawalt
Stoner, Pauline Metz, Harry McClintic Baker, Ellis W. Hoover, Bernice Moser Sulyok, Catherine Hagerman Donors Stevenson, June Fisher Strayer, Betty Fisher
Walker, Earl M. Crosby, Jane Miller McDowell, Edythe Bowman Van Horn, Jr., Ellis William Baker, Grace Lingo Strayer, Vernon John Swarr, Estie Musser
Wieand, Mary Wertz Presidents Circle Linton, Mary Ruth Myers Roslund, Clifford R. Walter, Dean Irving Cockerham, Dorothy Holcombe Switzer, Grace Ritchey Walter, Ruth Pewterbaugh
Hopkins, Thomas James Miller, Ann Rhodes Thoman, Raymond Herbert Walter, George Regis Dadisman, Mary Nancy Weeks, J. Stafford
Donors Swigart, William Emmert Thomson, James Vinal Wertz, Betty Rowe Haines, Mary Jones Wood, Esther Porte 1944
Claycomb, Mabel Raker Patrons Circle Waters, Ruth Cramer Haines, Paul Gordon Class Fund Agent - Edna Peffer
Derick, Francis McGiverin Patrons Circle Beck, Robert Houck Whittemore, Roy E. Donors Eisenhart
Fitch, Eleanor Shoemaker Conners, Christine Rosenberger Berger, Mildred Kurtz Class Roll -56
Fleming, Robert L. Crawford, Mildred Wertz Associates Circle Builders Circle Clement, Olga Sadosuk Participation -59%
Frear, Virginia Rymer McCartney, John S. Alexander, Doris McKenzie Allison, Audrey Aurandt Cruse, Willis Albert Total Contributions -$2,610.00
King, Floy Wright Schucker, Charles Lane Endres, Richard James Barker, Gerald Leslie Donnelly, George Maxwell No. in Founders Club -15
Meyers, EuDora M. Foulke, Jean Elizabeth Bratton, Helen Garver Grimley, Mildred Hess
Minsker, Frederick Charles Associates Circle Harley, Wilbur J. Cazer, D. Wilson Horner, Paul W. Associates Circle
Nelson, Anna Eberly Fenstermacher, Florence Emma Hoover, Mahlon Ross Eppley, Merlin L. Keemer, Virginia Crist Brashear, David S.
Ohl, Mary McCreary Friend, Paul F. Kunsman, Eleanor Zimmerman Fronk, Anna Smith Kimmel, Max W. Eisenhart, Edna Peffer
Ramer, John Albert Kimmel, Willard Howard Livengood, Ollie Meyers Geiser, Daniel S. Nittoli, Mary Quiggle Freeman, James Harrison
Shoenthal, W. James Snow, Doris Noffsinger Livengood, Samuel Miller King, Mark H. Ott, Clayton E.
Wood, Virginia Dugan McDowell, Kenneth E. Maniglia, Angelo John Pearth, Dorothy Long Builders Circle
Scott, Thelma Smith McFadden, Thomas L. Rieman, Dwight Walker Aasen, Marianne Schneider
1936 Van Horn, Ben F. MiHigan, C. Gillaspie Shoup, Robert Earl Barr, Eleanor Saylor
Class Fund Agent -LeRoy S. Snider, Donald Mitchell Strattan, Lenore Englehart Bombaugh, Martha Heisey
Maxwell, Sr. Stouffer, Rush E. Van Horn, Hazel Zembower Briggs, Elaine Albert
PCalartsisc iRpaotlilo -n -6 I5 2% Williams, Robert Lloyd Woomer, James Allen FDrayvei,s ,M Eavrethlyan M Eidtckhinesll
Total Contributions -$4,382.50
No. in Founders Club -21
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