ENDOWMENT REPORT 2023-2024

ENDOWMENT REPORT 2023-2024 1

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When we care deeply about something, when we know the world is better because of it, we take steps to ensure it thrives. An endowment preserves what we value while creating opportunities for growth and impact. At Lehigh, the endowment is not just the financial lifeblood; it reflects the values, memories, relationships, and aspirations that unite us. By building our endowment, we secure a bright future for generations of Lehigh students. While public discourse has scrutinized the role of higher education, Lehigh has never stood on firmer footing. The admissions office has received a record-breaking number of applications for two consecutive years. Your support has been instrumental in allowing Lehigh to admit the best students, regardless of their financial circumstances. In fiscal year 2024, more than 50% of undergraduates received financial aid and felt the pride of being awarded an endowed scholarship. This fall, the new Lehigh Commitment was launched to provide a full tuition grant to undergraduate students from families with a total income of less than $75,000. Expanding access to talented students strengthens the Lehigh community and enriches the experience for all. As key initiatives take shape around the university’s ambition and clear sense of purpose, momentum is building in every corner of campus. The implementation of Inspiring the Future Makers, Lehigh’s bold strategy, is well underway, and GO Beyond: The Campaign for Future Makers is achieving impressive results, having surpassed $918M toward our $1.25B fundraising goal. In these pages, you’ll learn more about the campaign, Lehigh’s endowment, and the farreaching impact of your support. As the outgoing chair of the Tower Society, it has been my privilege to work with you in service of Lehigh. I’m excited to pass the baton to the next generation of philanthropists as Kevin Clayton ’84 ’13P assumes the role of Tower Society chair. And while my role is changing, I remain committed to standing with you as we shape Lehigh’s future together. Thank you for your partnership in this journey and your unwavering commitment to this special place. With warmest regards, Mike Caruso ’67 Chair, Tower Society Cover: Students engage in rapid prototyping during Lehigh’s Hatchery program. The Baker Institute’s student idea accelerator is a six-week summer intensive designed to spark creativity, foster innovation, and ignite a passion for entrepreneurship. In fiscal year 2024, the endowment increased by 10.5%, net of all fees and expenses, leading to an ending value of $2.2 billion endowment and total assets under management. The strong one-year performance was largely due to the public equity markets’ returns. There were no major asset allocation changes, and our diversifying asset classes, absolute return and treasuries, have continued to generate solid absolute performance. For the year, public equity was the best-performing asset class, returning 20.7%, due to mega-cap and high-growth technology companies driving the returns of broad market indices. We also saw strong public market performance from our sector specialist managers. The absolute return portfolio was another bright spot, generating an 8.5% return and providing significant diversification benefits. The private equity portfolio underperformed long-term return expectations as venture capital continued to deal with a tough fundraising environment and lower valuations. However, buyout and growth equity strategies performed in line with expectations. The treasury portfolio performed well given our decision to shorten overall duration and capture an attractive yield opportunity as short-term treasury rates were higher than 5% for most of the fiscal year. The real estate portfolio outperformed its benchmark but was negative for the year, as the asset class continues to feel the impact of rising interest rates and major shifts in real estate supply-demand dynamics. Most important is the continued strength in our long-term absolute and relative performance. The long-term portfolio has returned 9.4% over five years and 7.8% over 10 years, net of all fees and expenses. Not only have these returns eclipsed our absolute return target, but they have also outperformed relative benchmarks, such as a “60/40” portfolio. It is also notable that due to growth in the long-term portfolio, the annual payout to the university will be over $100 million for fiscal year 2025. As we enter fiscal year 2025, we remain vigilant of the current market environment. The endowment retains its flexibility with an appropriate cash balance and by monitoring potential opportunities to take advantage of declining rates and market volatility. Thank you for your ongoing support of the Lehigh endowment and the very important role it plays in advancing Lehigh’s strategic priorities and programs. Kristin Agatone Chief Investment Officer 3

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6 GO BEYOND: THE CAMPAIGN Adding more than $324 million to the endowment’s principal, Go Beyond: The Campaign for Future Makers has already left a multi-generational imprint on Lehigh’s future. The 328 endowed scholarships established since the start of the campaign make Lehigh more accessible to talented and deserving students. A shining example is the Soaring Together Scholarship Program, which combines a full-tuition scholarship with opportunities for experiential learning and alumni mentorship. The highly competitive program, created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of coeducation at Lehigh, is helping to shape the Lehigh community by bringing top students to campus. One year into Inspiring the Future Makers, Lehigh’s bold strategy is producing tangible outcomes across campus. The renovation of the Clayton University Center at Packer Hall is rapidly nearing completion, and new programs like the Compelling Perspectives speaker series have strengthened community bonds while fostering respectful discourse. Graduate and doctoral programs are evolving, showcasing Lehigh’s leadership in reimagining higher education. Meanwhile, six endowed chairs and the Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton College of Business deanship, all established in the campaign, continue to elevate Lehigh’s formidable academic and research capabilities. This momentum and its impact on the student experience has not gone unnoticed. The Wall Street Journal ranked Lehigh #15 among the top 500 universities in the country, with student outcomes cited as a driving factor. The endowment is the foundation that fuels this progress and makes our aspirations possible. Your impact on Lehigh’s endowment has been, in a word, transformational. Through collective action and a shared sense of purpose, this community has built a strong endowment that ensures we are always ready to meet the moment. And this is Lehigh’s moment. Thank you for your unwavering support. Lehigh’s future is ours for the making. Let’s GO Beyond! THE CAMPAIGN Scan here or visit http://alum.lu/campaignimpact to learn more about the campaign’s progress and the impact of your philanthropy.

7 N FOR FUTURE MAKERS An update $918M total raised toward $1.25 billion goal as of June 30, 2024 60K+ total donors 50% of alumni engaged through events, volunteering, networking, fundraising, and digital interactions 42K+ individual alumni who have engaged $324M added to the principal of the endowment via philanthropy $50M given via life income gifts $212M additional bequest intentions BY THE NUMBERS 2 academic buildings 3 residence halls 1 endowed deanship 6 endowed chairs 4 endowed athletic coaches 328 endowed scholarships THE CAMPAIGN FOR FUTURE MAKERS

ENDOWMENT PERSPECTIVE When Asa Packer founded Lehigh University in 1865, he realized that a solid financial base was necessary if his vision was to transcend generations. His $3 million initial endowment fund, Lehigh’s first, is now one of the largest funds in Lehigh’s $1.873 billion endowment. Packer’s fund has been joined by almost 3,000 other endowments. Together, they advance Lehigh’s strategic priorities and the programs you care so deeply about. Consider the ways in which endowment has an impact: Endurance. The endowment is one of Lehigh’s most powerful financial tools. Your support sustains the educational mission of the university and creates a legacy for generations to come. Quality and Reputation. A gift to Lehigh’s endowment, particularly one supporting financial aid and scholarship, ensures that the most talented students have access to a distinctive Lehigh education. This increases the quality of Lehigh’s academic profile and reputation. Prestige. Named endowed funds allow Lehigh to recognize the generosity of the donors who make them possible. They also carry great honor for the beneficiaries, who put their knowledge and expertise to work to expand our impact as a university. Agility. When continuous resources are provided by an endowment, annual budget dollars become available to pursue ideas and innovations, allowing Lehigh to remain competitive and thrive in today’s rapidly changing world. External research partnerships provide hands-on learning experiences. Students in LU e-NABLE, Lehigh’s Enabling the Future organization, are collaborating with an international nonprofit to develop an upper-limb prosthesis with increased functionality and affordability. 8

VALUE OF THE ENDOWMENT Fiscal year ending June 30, 2024 In the past 10 years, the university’s endowment experienced growth based on donor support and investment return net of operating distributions. During this period, the market value has increased from approximately $1.208 billion on June 30, 2015, to $1.873 billion on June 30, 2024. While the $79.7 million of distributed earnings from the university endowment must be used according to the specified purpose of each fund, the payout touches all areas of the university and demonstrates the ongoing commitment to financial aid with more than 46% of the university’s donor-restricted endowment designated for scholarships and fellowships. In fiscal year 2024, institutional financial aid was provided to 55% of undergraduate students, with an average needbased award of $44,824. Endowment Fund Market Value Growth History FISCAL YEAR DOLLARS IN BILLIONS ’15 ’16 ’17 ’18 ’19 ’20 ’21 ’22 ’23 ’24 1.0 1.5 2.0 Spending Distribution Growth History 50 60 70 80 FISCAL YEAR DOLLARS IN MILLIONS ’15 ’16 ’17 ’18 ’19 ’20 ’21 ’22 ’23 ’24 Donor-Restricted Endowment Funds 24% 18% 12% 46% Scholarships and Fellowships Other Unrestricted Professorships and Chairs 24% 18% 12% 46% Scholarships and Fellowships Other Unrestricted Professorships and Chairs 9

10 Fiscal year ending June 30, 2024 ENDOWMENT OVERVIEW Endowment Management Lehigh’s Investment Office manages the day-to-day operations of the investment program. The office is under the fiduciary oversight of the Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees and is led by the chief investment officer. There are three primary objectives in the management of the endowment. Financial Objective The chief financial objective of the investment program is to preserve and, if possible, enhance the real purchasing power of the endowment principal to ensure the university’s financial future. The endowment must strike a balance between preserving principal in real terms for perpetuity and supporting the university’s current operating needs. Investment Objective To achieve the financial objectives of the investment program, the investment goal of the endowment is to generate a real return of 5% annualized (net of inflation) over the long run. This goal is expected to allow the university to grow the endowment principal to support future generations’ needs and to maintain its current spending objective, which supports near-term university operations. Set by the Finance Committee and Investment Committee, the asset allocation of the endowment will be the primary driver of its performance over time. While the Finance Committee and Investment Committee set the asset allocation policy, the Investment Office is responsible for the implementation of the policy and the day-to-day management of the endowment. Spending Objective The endowment will transfer to the university’s operating fund annually 5% of the 12 quarters’ moving average market value of the endowment. On a per-unit basis, the transfer will result in a minimum and maximum annual increase of -2% and 5%, respectively. The spending distribution from each endowment fund is used to support the purpose specified in the endowment agreement between the donor and the university. The university’s endowment earned 10.5% for fiscal year 2024, net of all fees and expenses. The policy benchmark is a weighted average of market indexes that represent each asset class in the endowment’s policy asset allocation. The Global 60/40 portfolio is defined as 60% MSCI ACWI index and 40% Barclays Aggregate index. Annualized Returns Percentages PORTFOLIO 1 YR 3 YRS 5 YRS 10 YRS Lehigh Portfolio 10.5 4.9 9.4 7.8 Benchmark Portfolio 12.6 4.5 9.1 7.8 Global 60/40 Portfolio 12.5 2.2 6.5 5.8

11 At EUREKA! Pitch Nights, student entrepreneurs shine as they present bold ideas to a panel of judges. Hosted by The Baker Institute, these Shark Tank-inspired evenings generate funding and mentorship opportunities for innovative student projects. Target Asset Allocation Percentages ASSET CLASS FISCAL YEAR 2024 RETURN FISCAL YEAR 2024 TARGET ALLOCATION COMMENTARY Public Equity 21 37 The Public Equity portfolio was the highest contributor as the global equity market continued to benefit from outperforming mega-cap technology and growth companies. Like last year, the increase in these stocks has largely been driven by demand for AIrelated technologies and the supporting infrastructure. Private Equity 5 30 The Private Equity portfolio performed below long-term return expectations as venture capital managers dealt with a difficult fundraising environment and minimal valuation increases, except for a small group of outperforming companies and the previously mentioned AI-related technologies. Buyout and growth equity managers performed well compared to the broader private equity benchmark. Absolute Return 8 20 The Absolute Return portfolio was a consistent contributor to performance despite some volatile periods in the global markets. The portfolio is structured to be highly uncorrelated to markets and achieved positive performance across each of the subportfolios including hedge funds, credit, and opportunistic strategies. Real Estate -4 5 - The Real Estate portfolio outperformed its benchmark but still saw negative perfor mance due to high interest rates and shifting supply-demand dynamics. The largest exposure is to industrial and multi-family, with industrial performing especially well. Treasuries & Cash 5 8 The Treasuries and Cash portfolio was positive as the short-term treasury yields were above 5% for most of the fiscal year. The portfolio was set up to capitalize on the meaningful yield the market provided. This will be reevaluated as rate cuts are expected over the next year.

12 Endowment Gift Expands Access to Global Learning: THE MAIDA EDUCATION ABROAD GRANTS For students to change the world, they first have to experience it. Through the Iacocca Institute’s global programming and related international learning initiatives, students travel with faculty during winter and summer breaks, conduct research overseas, and study abroad for a semester or academic year. While these experiences develop cultural competency, financial barriers unfortunately prevent some students from participating. Expanding access to global learning was important to generous Lehigh benefactors Sharon and James Maida ’85 ’17P ’19P, whose $2 million endowment gift to establish the Maida Education Abroad Grants has made it possible for students with high financial need to study, intern, research, or serve communities around the world. James and Sharon are opening doors for students who may have never dreamed of experiencing the world through international education. —Carol Packard, Vice President, Development and Alumni Relations The Maida Education Abroad Grants will create a seamless pathway for students in the Passport to Success program, which assists those from underrepresented backgrounds or with significant financial need. Once students complete the program, they can apply for a Maida Education Abroad Grant to participate in one of many prestigious international leadership programs offered through Lehigh and the Iacocca Institute.

The gift also creates great momentum to unlock the $4 million matching gift from the Iacocca Family Foundation to the Iacocca Institute and an additional $1 million matching gift to support Lehigh’s global initiatives. “It’s important to Sharon and me that every student have the opportunity to learn about the world through international education,” Maida said. “We were inspired to create this endowment after talking with Dr. Henry Odi about the Passport to Success program.” “The Maidas’ unwavering commitment is transforming education at Lehigh University,” said Odi, deputy vice president for equity and community and associate provost for academic diversity. “They both believe that the next generation of leaders, regardless of their background, must have a well-integrated education that includes global experience.” James and Sharon Maida are long-standing philanthropic leaders at Lehigh, and James also serves on the Board of Trustees. Members of the 1865 Society and the Tower Society, they have provided for the Lehigh Fund, established scholarships, and launched numerous initiatives to benefit students. In addition to funding global learning experiences in perpetuity, their latest contribution also endowed a previously established current-use scholarship for local high school students to attend Lehigh. It’s a gift with a direct throughline to the future and an example of the power of endowment support. “James and Sharon are opening doors for students who may have never dreamed of experiencing the world through international education,” said Carol Packard, vice president of development and alumni relations. “Their dedication to creating opportunities that foster personal growth, cultural understanding, and global leadership is inspiring, and their impact on the Lehigh community will be felt for generations. We are so grateful for their enduring service and generosity.” James Maida ’85 ’17P ’19P and Sharon Maida ’17P ’19P 13

14 A Legacy of Learning and Leading the World: ESTATE GIFT SHAPES THE FUTURE OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

15 Earning his accounting degree in the 1960s was just the beginning for Barry Haacke ’64. Lehigh helped lay the foundation for his international career in business, financial and project management, and strategic planning. Haacke worked for global banking, development, and consulting firms in the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, but he never forgot his Lehigh roots. He passed away on August 12, 2021, at the age of 78, leaving an enduring legacy through an estate gift of $6 million to support the College of Business. From his student experience, Haacke knew that the intellectual rigor and practical, hands-on approach of the College of Business is what shapes bold innovators, astute problem-solvers, and global leaders. His philanthropy and planning will grant the college flexibility in the ways it prepares students to GO Beyond in whatever competitive industries they might enter in the future. Planned gifts have the power to shift steady progress into a surge of strategic momentum. Haacke’s generosity is being realized during an exciting moment for the College of Business. In September 2024, Lehigh officially installed Manoj K. Malhotra as the Kevin L. and Lisa A. Clayton Dean following the retirement of Georgette Chapman Phillips. Malhotra is excited to build on the college’s momentum. “I look forward to leading Lehigh Business on its upward ascent of being recognized as a highly regarded comprehensive center of business and education research with international prestige and stature,” he says. He envisions the College of Business as an “edifice with five pillars:” undergraduate programs, graduate programs, the Ph.D. program, faculty research and excellence, and executive education. Haacke’s gift will be pivotal to furthering his vision, which aligns with the university’s Inspiring the Future Makers strategy. Sixty years stand between Haacke’s graduating class and the current generation of students, but their paths intersect today because of their common experience in the College of Business. Both are generations of boundary breakers that encourage and facilitate learning beyond disciplines, borders, and classroom walls. Because of Haacke’s generous foresight, students 60 years from now will thrive in a future that feels the force of Lehigh business leaders. This is the power of planned giving. Its impact is transcendent.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Finance Committee Fiscal Year 2024 Members Jordan Hitch ’88 ’20P ’21P (Chair) Former Managing Director Bain Capital LP Jeffrey Bosland ’88 ’23P Former Senior Managing Director Cerberus Capital Management LP Jay Clayton Senior Policy Advisor and Of Counsel Sullivan and Cromwell LLP Eric A. Clement ’99 Senior Vice President and Fund Manager RXR Realty LLC James H. Garrett Jr. Provost and Chief Academic Officer Carnegie Mellon University Christopher D. Hite ’89 ’20P ’24P Executive Vice President and Vice Chairman Royalty Pharma Mary T. Kush ’88 Principal Douglass Winthrop Advisors LLC Sarat Sethi ’92 Managing Partner Douglas C. Lane & Associates LLC Erika J. Smith ’99 Dean of the College Connecticut College Investment Committee Fiscal Year 2024 Members Mary T. Kush ’88 (Chair) Principal Douglass Winthrop Advisors LLC Maria L. Chrin ’87 ’10P Founder and Managing Partner Circle Wealth Management LLC Jay Clayton Senior Policy Advisor and Of Counsel Sullivan and Cromwell LLP Jordan Hitch ’88 ’20P ’21P Former Managing Director Bain Capital LP Christopher D. Hite ’89 ’20P ’24P Executive Vice President and Vice Chairman Royalty Pharma Daniel R. Pietrzak ’97 ’28P Co-President and CIO FS/KKR Advisor LLC Jon Owsley Managing Partner L Catterton Gregory G. Stahl ’92 Chief Investment Officer Dock Street Capital LLC Christopher M. Scott ’94 Managing Director and Head of U.S. Residential Mortgages Morgan Stanley 16

CONTACT US Please share any questions or comments you may have about the information within this report. Development and Alumni Relations (610) 758-3120 The following offices have contributed to this report and serve as additional resources to assist with questions or comments about Lehigh’s endowment and other assets. Investment Office (610) 758-2280 Treasurer’s Office (610) 758-3180 Jennifer Nelson ’90 ’92G has been appointed associate vice president for principal gifts at Lehigh University, effective October 14, 2024. Nelson will lead efforts around principal gifts, planned giving, and family philanthropy, further advancing our institution’s ambitious $1.25 billion GO Beyond campaign. “In a time of great momentum, Lehigh is uniquely positioned in the higher education landscape to set ourselves apart. Building a program and leading a team that will spearhead this growth is near and dear to my heart and excites me beyond words.” FOR MORE INFORMATION Investment Website lehigh.edu/investment Lehigh University’s Investment Office offers an overview of the endowment as well as information on objectives, governance, performance, and growth on its website. Lehigh’s Strategy lehigh.edu/strategicplan Lehigh’s strategy, Inspiring Future Makers, is guiding Lehigh’s vision of the next decade and key initiatives taking shape. Visit the Inspiring Future Makers website to explore the full plan. 17

The Tower Society represents the bedrock of philanthropy at Lehigh. It recognizes those generous alumni and friends who make a gift to support Lehigh’s mission with a confirmed bequest, by participation in the life income program, or by creating an endowed fund. The Tower Society includes the university’s most long-standing, dedicated benefactors and serves as a living reminder of how the past — and the present — can provide for the future. We are enormously grateful to everyone who has contributed to Lehigh over the years. Your enduring support provides a source of stability and strength to fulfill the bold ambitions of the university. We thank you for your support and everything you make achievable. 18

19 Members Bold type denotes new members. FOUNDER Asa Packer 1872 William S. Cortright 1874 Annie and Robert Mitchell 1875 Edward H. Williams, Jr. 1876 Charles W. MacFarlane Charles L. Taylor 1878 Henry M. Byllesby John W. Eckert Benjamin B. Nostrand, Jr. Murtha P. Quinn 1883 Walter O. Briggs, Jr. Garrett Linderman Hoppes Preston Albert Lambert Henry A. Porterfield Francis H. Purnell 1884 David G. Kerr James Ward Packard 1885 Felix Freyhold 1886 Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Reist Edwin S. Stackhouse Curtis H. Veeder 1887 Fanny and Francis Dravo Henry S. Haines, Jr. William F. Kiesel, Jr. John Walter Ledoux George F. Pettinos Frank S. Smith Henry A. J. Wilkens Frank Williams 1888 Albert Brodhead Luther Rees Zollinger 1889 Samuel E. Berger Jane and Ralph Dravo Charles R. Hinchman Clarence Walker 1890 Frank R. Coates Robert S. Mercur Alexander Potter Samuel Dexter Warriner 1891 Mr. and Mrs. John R. W. Davis Eleanor and Alban Eavenson Ralf R. Hillman Henry Kemmerling George Edward Wendle 1893 Charles W. Parkhurst 1894 Lawrence C. Brink John Jacob Frank James E. Hughes 1895 Franklin Baker, Jr. C. Kemble Baldwin Mary and Robert Bartholomew Blanche and Eugene Brown William Wheeler Coleman Elisha Barton John J. Livingston Poultney Helen and Nathaniel Thurlow 1896 George A. Buvinger John W. Dalman Alice and William Dickerman J. Gordon Mason Walter Okeson Ida Louise Stoner and Harry Neff Herr Davis S. Williams 1897 Frank Breckenridge Bell John A. Fisher 1898 Edward D. Hillman Harold J. Horn Leonard S. Horner Jacob B. Krause Victor C. Records Benjamin Dewitt Riegel 1899 Eugene G. Grace Charles R. Hinchman Roy R. Hornor 1900 George C. Coutant Alan C. Dodson Albert D. Hollingsworth Gertrude and William Paul Starkey 1901 Constance and Newton Buch Samuel P. Heitshu Charles J. McGonigle Luther D. Menough 1902 Lillie Robb Hall William L. Helm Mary and Donnel Hewett 1903 Richard S. Cunningham Walter D. Gernet Alfred R. Glancy Emory T. Miller 1904 Frances and Harold Bonner, Jr. Emma and Charles Orth John H. Powell Margaret and Francis Sinn 1905 Ben C. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. John D. Berg William L. Estes, Jr. Mary and Nevin Funk 1906 Harvey M. Burkey Stewart J. Cort Clyde C. Denlinger Estep T. Gott Roger S. Guerber Frank W. Jefferson Ethel and Milton Kirk 1907 Louis Antonsanti Marion T. and Mahlon Daniels Henry J. Groeninger Mary Louise and Earle Johnson Edna and Clair Loucks Alice and Philip MacQueen Eleanor and Martin Schmid 1908 Bertha and James Bayless George Raleigh Brothers Louise and John Gressitt Norman L. Johnson Theodore F. Kotz Walter P. Morrison Cajetan Morsack 1909 Alfred P. S. Bellis Robert J. Desh Sidney L. Hechinger Charles H. Jennings Gertrude and Henry Maddock Lloyd McEntire John C. Stoddard

20 Richard August Wahl Raymond M. Wolfe 1910 William W. Broadbent George H. Crocker James C. Gorman Robert P. More Holden I. Tripp Carl A. Woerwag 1911 Walter C. Carson John S. Kiesel Walter L. Merkel Charles W. Rauch Othello H. Schroedl Oliver Hobson Smith 1912 Ruth and Wheaton Douglass Grace and Burton Hartley Elizabeth and Walter Nevius 1913 Harold R. Blackman Jacob Blaustein Robert and Helen Campbell Willis B. Clemmitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dynan William C. Fry, Jr. Wilson N. Gambrill Walter R. King Clara and Leon Mart Miriam and Pat Pazzetti Paul B. Reinhold Carll R. Streets William F. Tapking, Jr. Chandler Weaver Andrew K. White 1914 Eleanor and C. Burton Backes Creighton D. Bickley Bertha and William Kaufmann Arthur B. Leonard Harvey Louis Street II 1915 Gladys and Albert Blank Alfred V. Bodine Harry J. Dilcher Gwendolyn and Jesse Dilley Niel Matheson Martha and William Mayer Mary and Harry Vitzthum Helen and Myron Weaver William H. Wills Stanley A. Wuchter 1916 Harold F. Bergstresser William C. Cahall, Jr. Dorothy and Leicester Lancaster Ralph J. McMillan Dorothy and Thomas Robinson Harry L. Rust, Jr. George A. Smith Mina and Laury Stem Gordon C. Thorne Hazel and Walter Volkhardt Rachael and Robert Wieseman 1917 Margaret and Dudley Bach Wilbur A. Beck Elsie and Samuel E. Fishburn Blanche and Bernard Jacobson Dorothy and Chester Kingsley Dixon H. Kirkpatrick Dorothy and Frank Magee Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. McCann Hamilton E. McDowell Ray Sands Nostrand Michael J. Repa John B. Schwoyer 1918 Homer A. Bachert Paul G. Breinig Percival L. Hallowell John McC. Latimer Arthur W. Lewis Helen and W. David Maginnes Dorothy and Henry Nils Roest 1919 Johanna and Walter Amick Roy R. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Doan Ivan P. Gerber Grace and John Hardy Dorothy and Fred Hesselschwerdt Helen and Thomas C. O’Neill, Jr. Isabelle and William Schaub Lois and Harry “Chalky” Schelden Charles S. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Whitney 1920 Henry T. Bowman Howard S. Bunn Hobart A. Farber Sidney and Edward L. Forstall Merritt Judd August M. Kuhlmann Lawrence F. Reed Harry S. Saxman Robert C. Weishaupt 1921 Robert D. Billinger Louis J. Dembo Benjamin Ettelman James Royce Farrington Julia and Samuel Flom James H. Goodwin May and Robert Hicks, Jr. William A. Leech, Jr. Avis and Henry Maddox Monroe J. Rathbone Ralph L. Wilson 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Boltz Paul E. Bowman Sophia and Granville Brumbaugh Edgar B. Cahn Janet and James Carey Godofredo M. De Menezes Jacob A. Gerlach Jeanette and David Green Mary and Rupert Hughes John S. Hull Moncrief O. Jefferson Raymond A. Keenan Mary and John Killmer Janet and Carl McKenzie Robert W. Nichols Henry E. Passmore John Pfeiffer June and Edwin L. Reynolds Leslie C. Ricketts Samuel H. Shipley George F. A. Stutz 1923 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford E. Abel Ruth and Edward Beale Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Bieg Elmer Bloch Margaret and Everett Decker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fancher Myron I. Garber William F. Hager Shandy Hill Walter M. Kocher Clara and Samuel Lebovitz Marjorie and Robert Major C. Raymond Minnich Marguerite and Francis O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Platt Evelyn (Reiter) Price and Irvin Reiter Elijah Richards Amelia and Edwin Rieman Jane and Henry Rohrer Virginia and Edwin Snyder Joseph E. Walton Therese Rectanus and Adolph Wuethrich 1924 Anonymous Sara and Charles E. Alwine Caroline and Abner Baker Erma and Edmund Bennett Alfred G. Blake Jeanne M. (Conley) Rogers and Thomas G. Conley George Hampton, Jr. Bessie and Ray Kravis J. Porter Langfitt Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Luce Sidney T. Mackenzie Charles B. Mitchell Edward H. Richardson Milton S. Roth Eleanor and Edwin Scheetz, Sr. Paul E. Schwartz Camille and John Shigo John C. Swartley, Jr. Jane and Ralph Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Thompson Florence and William Wehrenberg William P. Wooldridge Warren W. York

21 1925 Charles W. Allen James B. Austin Elizabeth and Allison Bayles Harold B. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curtis Allen C. Dubois Paul B. Entrekin Jane and Edward Garra Charles H. Geho Kenneth L. Isaacs Spencer C. Kittinger Leo C. Krazinski Fern and James G. Law Margaret and William Leavens, Jr. Bertha and Franklin S. Lerch Oliver P. Nicola, Jr. Harry J. Pittenger E. Halstead Platt Mildred and Jerome J. Polachek Joseph A. Ricapito 1926 Elizabeth P. and Ernest E. Althouse Virginia and Paul Anderson Nelson Leighton Bond Mr. and Mrs. Loris M. Dutt Mary and Donald Hornbaker Joseph E. Hunter Paige D. L’Hommedieu W. Harry Lister Irma and John Maxwell Frederic Mercur Dorothy and Thomas Robinson John H. Schmidt Florence and Kenneth A. Sheppard Margaret and Millard Stofflet Henry T. Williamson 1927 Claire and Charles Bowler Ola and Ford Brandon Henrietta and Frank Carozza Jane and Frank E. Cooper Edith and J. Donald Cottrell John C. Croxton Edwin Ashley DeWolf Herta M. (Fisher) Milliken and Frederick M. Fisher John S. Ford Jerdie and Owen D. Goodfellow Lawrence J. Heine J. Dunlop Johnson Norman L. Krey Robert B. Lewis Barbara L. and George Loomis Elizabeth 1984H and Harry Martindale Robert W. Marvin Herbert Weymouth McCord Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy C. Milliken Robert N. Pursel Frederick C. Seeman, Jr. Ruth and Norm Smeltzer Catherine and Willis Stauffer Nathan I. Tyler Irene and Thomas Wright 1928 Harry S. Alwine Aaron B. Baldree F. Edgar Bossard Rose Laura and Louis Bruning Evelyn and C. Vaughn Converse Grace and John Culbertson Sally Ann and Robert Curran Viola and George Fearnside Alfred V. Harris Regine and Lawrence Hirschbach Gladys and Leonard M. Horton Helen and Robert Jewell Mary and Paul Koch Charles K. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James C. Morrison Elizabeth and James Murray Ulla and Arthur F. Searing Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Straub Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Sweitzer Lyman D. Warner Eleanor and Edgar Watkins Francis Willis 1929 Eileen and Arthur Achilles Elizabeth and Charles Alter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Becker Eloise and Roland G. Benner Elizabeth and Forest Benton Marjorie and Thompson Chandler Betty and Leonard C. Crewe, Jr. Harriet and Robert R. Davis, Sr. Henry K. Erwin John P. Evans Mary Louise and Edwin Gott Laura and Cecil Guyatt Arthur D. Harris Margaret and Joseph Illick, Jr. John I. Kirkpatrick Carl F. Kurtz William P. Linn Elizabeth and Hamilton Maginniss Wight Martindale Eugene A. Pelizzoni Carl S. Pennington Mary and George Prokop Margaret and Herbert A. Riker Betty and Bob Sax Alice and J. Paul Scheetz Eve and Charles Webbe 1930 Genevieve and Reginald C. Barber Rea and Horace Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Briggs Jesse B. Bronstein Mr. and Mrs. John K. Conneen Janet and John Deichler Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Dey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. E. Dunlap Gretchen and Fred Emhardt William R. Foley Virginia and Bernard R. Hale Jacqueline and James Heilman Richard J. Hoffman Edward J. Jones Mary and Robert P. Kline Linda and Robert Lincoln Richard Lyman Donald L. McKinney E. Franklin Robbins Herman A. Schick Harold M. and Yvette Schwartz Dorothy and Donald Stabler Harold P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Traeger Carolyn and Edwin Werley Violet and Eli Whitney, Jr. Robert L. Wiener Mildred and Walter Wills Lloyd G. Wilson Dorothy and William Wynkoop 1931 Laura and Albert Baur Frances and Elmer Binkley Muriel and James Bisbee Louis M. Bloom Alice and Charles E. Burt Stephen H. Condit Olga and Benjamin M. Davis Philip S. Davis, Esq. Helen and Frank Easton Elmer C. Easton 1933G 1965H Alfred Eisenstaedt Susan and John A. Engel Frances and William Engle Minerva and Richard Jenkinson Essick Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Faust Jeanne and Charles Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gadd Pauline and Irving Gennet Jane and Steven Gregg Wilbur P. Harrower James Heller Elizabeth and Russell E. Hoaster John W. MacCartney, Jr. James T. MacDonald John F. McClain Francis Neuwirth Lucien H. Platt George M. Rust Geraldine and Irving Schaffer Grace and James H. Schnabel Bernice and Francis Shannon Eleanor and Felix Shay Virginia Allen and Francis Shoemaker Sarah and Edward V. Twiggar Pauline and Emery L. VanHorn Cecilia and Joseph Walsh Olive and Lou Wanner Miriam and John Weysser Celia and Donald Wilkinson 1932 Mr. and Mrs. George N. Beckwith Robert C. Clark Frank L. Fisher J. Horl Freiday Herbert A. Gaetjens Marian and Merle Graham

22 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Heether William S. James Mr. and Mrs. Lawson H. Miller Franklin C. Murphey Mary and Philip Myers Helen B. and John W. Scheider Jean and Carl Schier Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schwartz C. Courtney Seabrook Ray G. Shankweiler Franklin B. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Solomon Alfred T. Stanley 1933 John A. Aufhammer Natalie and Jerome Barney Ted Clauss Mary and Lowry S. Danser Lemoyne E. Decker Mary and Robert Dengler John W. Eagan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Fitzpatrick James H. Fountain Janice and Elmer W. Glick Herbert S. Grafton Rudolf H. Hertzog Elizabeth and Warren Johnson Robert K. Knipe Robert P. Landis Carol and Gene LaSchober Robert Peary Lee John A. Lloyd Jeannette and Gerald E. Mintz Ruth and Robert Myers Kathryn and Robert Lee O’Brien, Jr. Philip Rauch Edward H. Robb James J. Roessle Harry H. Ruffer Mabel and Earl J. Serfass Christine and Ivor Sims 1970H Felix M. Sommer Wanda and John D. Strachan Margaret and Robert S. Taylor Wilma and Morris Uhrich Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wall Celeste and Harry Warendorf, Jr. June and Alex Weiner 1934 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Agocs Isadore R. Aroniss Yvonne and George Barrow Dorothy and John K. Beidler Wilma and Ben Bishop Verna and Remo Canova Eileen and Harold Demarest Jack J. Dreyfus, Jr. Margaret and Bernhard G. Fortmann J. Osborn Fuller Morris Goldstein Vincenzia and William T. Harris, Jr. Elizabeth and Charles Hertel, Jr. Catheryn and Milton H. Hutt, Sr. Margaret and W. Ernest Issel Paul L. Kazunas Dorothy and W. Kinsinger George C. Konolige Elinor and Willard Korn Orin T. Leach Thomas Liggett Marie and Richard Lindabury Helen and Patrick H. Loughran Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. Lubbers Richard E. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. William R. Merriam Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Michaelson John A. Morse John D. Neely Mary Ellen and Gordon Paterson Walter T. Plumb Cornelia and Linus M. Raring Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Riley John N. Roper, Jr. Elinor and S. Murray Rust, Jr. Julia and J. Edward Tyler III William C. Winblad 1935 Leonor and Cornelius Ackerson Rachel and Curtis Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Blanchard Richard A. Borton James A. Branegan James E. Braunberns Ralph W. Brown Lee and Thomas E. Butterfield Geraldine and Roy Case Edwin S. Chickering Elizabeth and Blair Deale Hope and Samuel Efron Myra and Henry George Jane and Glenn J. Gibson Martha and Stanley R. Goodrich Harriet and Eugene H. Henry Mary and Daniel F. Ivins, Jr. Marjorie and William A. Johnson Gertrude and Robert H. Kampschulte Grace V. and Arthur H. Loux Florence and Harold E. Meiselman Ruby and Shelton Musser Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Pfaff, Jr. Kathryn and Thomas Pratt 1965P Benjamin M. Root Dr. Edwin A. Sawyer Nathan Silverberg Ruth and Clayton Squier Sonia and Alfred D. Tiefenthal Edward S. Tinley Mr. and Mrs. Sumner B. Whitney, Jr. 1936 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bailey Harold C. Bickel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Cohen Virginia and Edmund Collins III Vail W. Cummings L. Mason DeLand Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dieter John W. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Neville H. Ehmann Dr. Walter L. Finlay Charles E. Gallagher Tom Grainger, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Guyer Carl R. Hartman Dudley L. Healy Virginia and Sidney Herbert Cora and Dave Hoppock Robert A. Kemmer Mr. and Mrs. Reginald A. Lenna Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Minskoff Lillian and Walter Nutt Herman L. Paul, Jr. Dorothy and Roy W. Prowell Cornelius B. Quackenbush Regina S. Raring Molly and Jack Rosebery Louise and Robert J. Schatz Barbara and Gates Stern Joseph K. Stone Toni and John Swalm Florence and Donald Waidelich Mary and Frederick Walker Jane and Louis Weinstock Jean and Bernard S. Weiss Pat and Les Wesley William B. Woodring Onetta and Albert C. Zettlemoyer 1937 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ash Beverly S. and George A. Barker, Jr. Frances and Henry Battin Virginia and Mort Berman Jean A. Cramer, M.D. and William McCollum Claire and Theodore L. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Dornblatt Alta and Kermit S. Dunlap Mabel and Carl Huber Herman R. Hutchinson Clay E. Lewis Harry J. McNally Margaret and Vincent J. Pazzetti III Grace and Lloyd Ramsey Madge and James Redcay Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rice Jane and Joseph A. Rossetti Henry W. Schlenker Ruth and Bill Schnabel Luther S. Sprague Doris and Dean T. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Tillson, Jr. Virginia and Herbert Warren Geraldine and Robert N. Weller Margaret and Robert Werden Edmund N. Woodsum

23 1938 Helen and Edward F. Aicher Walter C. Allen, Jr. Mary and Rudolph Baizley Ann and James Bergen Marjorie and Lawrence Buckles Nancy and Charles Couch Louise and George B. Cushing Ivah and Wayne Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Vance P. Edwardes J. Curtis Ford Robert Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Carstens Y. Haas Pauline and Harry K. Hammond III Eleanor and Robert Henning George T. Hewlett Louise and Charles Hoffman Franklin J. Howes, Jr. H. Jack Hunkele Catharine and Herbert Imbt Florence and Francis Krupinski Mary and Elbert Mahla Ellen and Norman C. Odell Virginia and Nunzio Palladino Joseph Parmet Joseph H. Pittenger Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Price III Barbara and Joseph H. Roberts Jane and George Schiel Jeanne and George Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Simons, Jr. Edward G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Evans H. Stone Barbara and Alexander Brast Thomas Terry and Don Walp Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Zell 1939 Rev. Herbert P. Aldrich Imre J. Barsy Frances and Michael Bock Marjorie and Thomas Bogert Mary Elizabeth and James Bright Mr. and Mrs. Henry John Brucker 1993GP Jane and Courtland Carrier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunliffe Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Dietrichson Jeanne and John Evans Jean and Robert Evans Nancy and Brian Evans Katherine and Richard D. Faber Robert T. Feld Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Grannatt, Jr. John G. Greenwood Margaret and John Hankins Mr. and Mrs. H. T. S. Heckman Joanne and Frank Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Kemmer Doris and Edward Lukens Donald H. McKenzie Col. Thomas V. Murto, Jr. Donald C. Oskin Jean and Dick Perdunn Robert H. Popper Emma and Harry Rath Jane and John M. Reed George B. Rheinfrank, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D’Arcy W. Roper II Mr. and Mrs. John D. Saussaman Margaret W. and Erich S. Schifter William H. Schnabel Mr. and Mrs. C. William Sheldrake Micki and Dan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Thierry Mr. and Mrs. John U. Truslow Alice and Joseph Waldschmitt 1973P F. Gretchen 1939W 1972P 1995GP and John C.W. Worsley, Sr. 1972P 1995GP 1940 Charles B. Bayles Muriel and Lester Bittel Louis G. H. Buehler Zora and Charles Eaton Louis H. A. Feher William I. Freeman Dottie and Sam Grafton Mimi and Joe Hammond Mary Elizabeth and C. Budd Heisler Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hookway, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Johnson Robert F. Koenig Russell Kowalyshyn Donald W. MacFeeters Elizabeth and George Maginness Joan and James McGinnis John V. McGuire Gladys and Robert R. Merwin Mr. and Mrs. George B. Motheral II Marjorie and Bob Muir, Jr. Dessie and Charles G. Myers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Oberg Mr. and Mrs. Maynard H. Patterson William O. Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Steinbrucker Mary Stuart and Edward Uhl Philip R. Van Duyne, Jr. Mrs. Robert F. Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. J. Lamar Worzel Suzanne and Robert Wright 1941 John P. Beal, Jr. Dorothy and Fred Butler Alois and Charles Carter, Jr. William C. Christine Mr. and Mrs. James Duane Frank R. Dunn Mr. Herbert P. Elliott, Jr. Phyllis and William Fredrick Lois and Frederick Gilmore, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Grossman June and John Hechinger Col. George E. Hesselbacher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Holmes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Huntoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kalmbach Dr. and Mrs. Morton F. Kaplon William E. Keiser Susan and Wallace Kendall Renee and Marvin D. Kent Richard L. Kirk Martha and Stephen Kowalyshyn Helen and Albert Lee Dr. and Mrs. Willard A. Litzenberger John F. Loose Mary and Dick MacSherry Richard O. Marsten J. Arthur Marvin William S. McConnor Warren H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell Margaret and Arthur Moog Hilma and Raymond Myers Alexander B. Neill Dorothy and Maxwell Paget Beverly and William E. Scott Claire and Bill Siegele Hamilton W. Strayer Mr. and Mrs. Graham F. Thompson, Jr. Doris and Bill Toohey Mr. and Mrs. William A. Vander Clock Dr. Richard A. and Dr. Beverly G. Ware Frederick Wilson, Jr. M. Gretchen and Frank Zimmermann 1942 Anonymous Jean and John Adams Marilyn and Ray Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Arnold Sandra L. and Bob Beering Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bodine Harriet and Richard Bright Dorothy and Robert Brune Betsy and Jim Davis Barbara and Vernon Evans, Jr. Jeanette and Musa Eways Harry W. Flueso Lucy and Richard M. Foster Doris and James Galli Dr. Elinor Georgopulo 1987P and Mr. Panos B. Georgopulo 1987P William E. Gheen George Z. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Kilbourn Gordon, Jr. Marie and Richard Gordon

24 James Gore III Betty and Leighton Haney Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hanson Chester A. Hoffman Jane and Caleb Holyoke Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Horka Jean and Harry W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Kellett Carolyn and Don Layton Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Loveless Camille and William Mainwaring Mr. and Mrs. P. William Marshall Doris and Robert Newcomb Dorianne and John O’Hara Yone and Allen Okamoto Betty and Lowell Oliphant Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Palmer, Sr. 1968P Mr. and Mrs. George E. Parsons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Patten Mary and Sandy Sanderson 1967P John S. Saylor, Jr. Theodore G. Scott, Jr. Beverly and Grendon Sebold Gladys and Henry Seebald 1949G Eugene R. Springer Gordon E. Tait Earl L. Weaver Emmet T. White Mr. and Mrs. George G. Zipf 1978H 1943 Elwood B. Backensto Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Berg Edward L. Blossom Mary Louise and S. Pusey Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Corson Mary and Charles Curtiss Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Dafter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davies Winnie and Ed Davis Janet and Jack deGrouchy Mr. and Mrs. William T. De Long Mr. and Mrs. Badgley A. Elmes Edward A. Fehnel Jeanne and Robert Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Gabuzda Ann and Jules Gottlieb Doris and John Gressitt Mr. and Mrs. Barton R. Heinz Warren E. Hoffman Rev. William B. Holberton Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Mann Roy and Penny Margolies Sally and Quentin Mehrkam Jean and H. Donald Moll Phyllis and Monty Mortimer Virginia and James Niemeyer 1968P 1980P Kenneth H. Norris Ruth and Richard Palmer Mason P. Pearsall Alfred W. Pedrick Eileen and Jim Price Lillian and William Remsen Dorothy and Robert Rouse Dr. J. Donald Ryan and Mrs. Marjorie B. Ryan Harriet and Dave Schaper Richard G. Schenck Blanche and Robert Siegfried Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Swartz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Taylor Mollie and John Thurn Doris and Arthur White Madeline and Ralph Wittman G. William Wolfston 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Bannan Joan and William Belser Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Berg Marjorie and George J. Bleul Eleanor and Bill Bloecher Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bosserman A. Newton Bugbee James H. Callahan Robert W. Cawley Mr. and Mrs. C. Norman Charest Mary and Dudley Coles C. Russell and Janet C. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. David F. Cox Warren R. Dix Jack Doxsey Danal P. Epstein Ralph A. Evans Virginia and Albert Ferdinand Nancy and Oscar Fox Jean and Paul Franz, Jr. Robert J. Gill Dr. and Mrs. John H. Gross 1948G 1955G Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Hammond Douglas Hird Betty 1971P 1975P 1978P 1997GP 2002GP and William Hittinger 1971P 1975P 1978P 1997GP 2002GP Harriet and William Hursh Joan and Russell Jordan Mr. and Mrs. George F. Keller Dorothy and Paul Kervick Richard H. Leeds Charles E. Lehr Ruth 1985P and Roderick Link 1985P Stephen McElroy George T. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Megas Herbert M. Muller Robert M. Paddock Nan and George Ramsden Sara and Frank Rhodes Louis M. Richards John A. Ross Jane and Leonard Schwab Jean and Mark Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Seigle Norine and Richard Shafer Mr. and Mrs. G. Whitney Snyder Jeanne and William St. Clair Eugene S. Stowers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Walters Thelma and Harry Walton Ruth and Stephen Woodruff 1945 William Breidinger Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cable Ann and Bill Clark Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Croll, Jr. Donald R. Diggs Dolores and Peter Facchiano Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Fletcher Carl F. Henzelman, Jr. Lee Iacocca Dorothy and Howard Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Lasser Robert F. Linker Evelyn and John J. Lotz Marjorie and Phillips Marsden Rowland B. Miles Mimi and W. Robert Moore William D. Pettit Richard M. Ruthhart Mary Ellen and Edward W. Shipley Barbara Shuttleworth Hungerford and Harry B. Shuttleworth George W. Smith, Jr. 1946 Regina and Bob Baumgarten Ralph S. Graber Henry Harman Douglas H. Humm Gerry and Dick MacAdams Anne and Edward Manning Helen and Paul Nicholasen Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford Richardson, Jr. Joyce and Jack Shipherd Kathleen and John Turner 1947 Anonymous Francine and Irwin Alperin Keith W. Amish 1974P Thomas W. Bachmann Hans J. Baer John and Catherine Barrett 1970G John S. Baum Dr. and Mrs. George J. D’Angelo Pauline and John R. Dove Jon Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.L. Franklin Anne and Wilbur Henry Orrin C. Holbrook Robert S. Honeyman Phyllis and Ward Langstroth Harvey C. Lucks

25 Mary and John Marini Samuel J. Mayo Ruth and Myron Pomerantz Ann and Robert Pope Helen and James A. Shafer Jill and Roy Snyder Carolyn and Vito J. Vitelli Audrey and George Wagner Stewart E. Wenzel Lewis D. Wetzel 1948 Mr. and Mrs. Myer M. Alperin Lloyd E. Antonides Eugene W. and Catherine Casey Baer Richard P. Bodine, Sr. Richard W. Bradshaw Tedi and Robert Cockley Jean and Walter Creitz Jim Duff Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Fife Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Goodman Charles F.S. Grubmeyer June and Leon Holt Betty and Richard Jones Delma and Laurie S. Kelechava Hugo O. “Bud” Kladivko Dave and Suzanne Larky George L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I. Mengle Marjorie and Morgan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Mohler Raymond T. Mohrey Jean and Leon Nonemaker Nanci and Bill Packard Daphne and David Parke Helen and Kenneth Pike Robert C. Renick Barbara and Thomas E. Rivers, Jr. Connie and Joe Ross Ada and Peter Rossin Ernest C. Rumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Sachse Isabel and Robert Saydah Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Shurts David D. Smith 1973P Ethan A. Smith, Jr. Shirley and Richard Smith Mary Beth and H. Gordon Smyth Joseph Sterne Robert J. Stevens Joan and Cole Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Strayer Margaret and H. Sheldon Strong Jeanne and Donald Swift John A. Tallmadge, Jr. Charles H. Tavener Rodman B. Teeple, Jr. Harry Topliss, Jr. Anthony V. Ursic Don van Roden Richard B. Walters Peggy and George Weigle Barton D. Weisman Walter and Ruth West Mr. and Mrs. Biddle A. Whigham 1949 Anonymous Lionel P. Adda Janet and William Arner Joanne S. and DeForrest S. Bast 1979P Joan and John Berdan A. Bruce Borgeson Tish and David O. Brown Henrietta and Robert Byrne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clark Patricia and William G. Clinkunbroomer Webster Dawley Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. DeHoff Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Dexter, Jr. Donald N. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Dimmick Catherine and William Eagleson Teresa B. and David F. Eliezer Patricia and William Elliott Ed and Mary Erikson George F. Fischer, Jr. Jeanne and Bill Fleckenstein Franklin B. Flower Frank J. Frischkorn Judy and Don Gruhn William F. Hahn William F. Hamilton Betty and Philip C. Hanford, Jr. Charles H. and Mary Ellen Hardy Robert R. Hendrick John R. Hershey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hicks Eugene W. Hubler Rita and Irving Jelly Mary and Eugene Kunsman Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Leaton Ronald J. Lenney Jeanne and Raymond Mellen Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Mertz Warren V. Musser Eleanor and Bill Nichols Bruce N. Ogilvie Donald C. O’Keefe Katherine and Philip Paulus Frederic K. Raiff J. Harvey Roberson J. William Royer John A. Russell, Jr. Greta and Melvin Schissler Walter C. A. Schrader Paul E. Schwab John W. Segraves Ernest H. Spillar Hugh G. Spilsbury, Jr. Richard S. Stemler Judith and Fred Stoll John E. Traise Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Watson, Jr. Janet and Peter Welanetz E. H. Williams, Jr. 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Dexter F. Baker 1957G 1981H Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Barthold, Jr. James Bridgman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Carlin Barbara and Robert Courtney William W. Crehore III Marjorie E. and David T. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Daub, Jr. Jack M. DeCamp James F. Farny Celine and Robert Fay Lulu and William Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Freund Evelyn and Russell Gackenbach Frederick M. Grafton Joseph H. Groeger Franklin W. Helms James E. Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hills Richard C. Hoch Beryl and John Webb Hogg James G. Hood, Jr. Fran and Harold J. Hoops, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Jubell Allan B. Judson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kane Wilbur C. Knerr Atty. Justin K. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Meyerhoff Gail and Andrew Morris Lois and Lawrence Mulock Michael J. Murray Rose Ann and Robert S. Nichols George C. Nordenholt Meredith and Jack Ransohoff Sally and Carlyle Roberts Richard R. Rohrbach Mr. Lawrence J. Roseman Randi D. and Donald P. Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Schnall Ann and Herb Siegel Greta and Dick Smolowe Adele and Richard Stoeltzing Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Norman J. Viehmann Phyllis and Les Whitten David G. Williams Joyce M. and Donald F. Williams John W. Young 1951 Anonymous Elise and Richard Allen David M. Baldwin Hellmut D.W. Bauer James I. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. John Buhl L. William Burkholder Daniel E. and Cecilia Castner Mr. and Mrs. William L. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. James A. Commander Constance and William Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Osman M. Corson, Jr. Phyllis and Tom Dowdell Jeanne and Barney Dreyfuss

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